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ENTERTAINERS.
Hyperion Theater. BUSTER BROWN IN TOWN.

Appearing With His Assistants and Friends at the Hyperion.
 Buster Brown" is jolly good comic opera. There is plenty of merry fun, with lots of chorus girls, some of whom are very pretty and shapely. Gabriel, the tiny dwarf, as Buster Brown" was constantly at the center of the stage. He is a mighty clever comedian. His demure wink and his gravity at the minute when he was carrying out some mischief were ''all to the good" He is given several tasks to perform, such as getting rid of his fathers mother-in- law, which task he performs as one who sees him weekly in the Sunday pa pers, with sprightly antics. Tige, dog and gentleman, was a sympathetic sec ond, who laughed and wept along with the audience and Buster" His paws were as useful and funny as were the hoofs of "Imogene," the COW, in the Wizard of Oz" John World, as the tramp, is a good actor, and he has a rich voice, as has also Al Lamar. The dread mother-in-Iaw in question is cap itally portrayed.
 None of the music was worthy of note, but the drilled and handsomely costumed chorus was good. In one song they are clad as chums of Bus ter" The Scotch Fusiliers' drill, the i finale of the first act, was swinging whirling mingling of Scotch soldier lassies, who were clever in handling their muskets. At the end, part appear as a military band. They sing several old Scotch favorites, such as Annie Laurie" , The night song of the second act which was of quiet dreamy music. was sung with the stage completely dark ened, save for the fire flies, which flick cred and darted about in the air. ''The { French Maids were headed by Jean. cite Mozar and Amy Mortimer, daintily clad. They are two black locked, dark eyed, pretty maidens, who carried away many heart, sans doubt. In the las song, one of Christmas, Bo Peep and hel sheep, Red Riding Hood and the fierce wolf appeared with Santa Claus.
 ''Buster Brown is even better thar last year. The children were especiall! I.pleased by it. It will be repeated thi' afternoon and evening.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sewers and Material

City Engineers Office, No. 17 c;tv r5a,r
 saa aSe,y MeW Haven, Conn, April I2, 1905. 4,, sealed proposals will be received at this office until D. m, April 24fh V 1aos ssl For constructing sewers in ThoIrn nsoy, Y, S.gset Sa11 rom Winchester Avenue to Dix Dix Well Iu Avenue. Wallace Street frn,,, Wooster Street to Chapel Street Hsna iS,.s grace grace Beach Street, from Mil River Street St to East Street. And BrowneII Avenue. Y Wn1iiey BIank forms of proposal, and any in- t1sormation concerning plans. speciflca- on application ! 4 l Il . ou up-
 No proposal will be received after theI tlne I'm specified, and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not nr.n,,eryr, y., :, filled out will be rejected. <, , K N M V; " Iae rileo, right to reject any or all bids Works. z < ( M
 c. ". KELLY
 alo-St City Engineer
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Mems Negligee Shirts.

Entire lire of soc Negligees and Work Shirts. Thursday only s At sec each,
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FRITZI SCHEFF,

"Fatinitza," the comic opera in which Charles B. Dillingham; will present
 Fritzi Scheff at the Hyperion theater l tomorrow evening and Saturday mat inee, is brimful of music by the illus | trious Franz von Suppe. Hiss Scheff,
 as Lieutenant Vladimir, will appear in boys costume. "Fatinitza"n tells story of Russian soldier life; of the infatua- , tion of blunt old General Kantchukoff for Lieutenant Vladimir, who is mas
 querading in a girls dress under the
 name of Fatinitza, and of the more TO-
 mantle love of Princess Lydia, the old
 generals niece, for this self-save Vlad-
 irnir in male attire. Vladimir and Lydia are captured by the Turks and placed j in Izzet Pasha's harem, where the po- < lygamous old gentleman insists on making Lydia his fifth wife. Julian 1 Sinclair, who is very much in evidence on the frontier as the special war cor respondent of a New York daily, gets himself in several rather. alarming di-
 lemmas, but finally assists Vladimir and the hysterical Lydia to escape. On
 Saturday night Miss scheff will appear in "Boccaccio."
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f~ 'i 2. '.sr Cotton Challies.

One case of printed Cotton challies, new Spring styles-5c value, e At 4c yard.
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Silk Petticoats.

Special values in black and colors-fne assortment, just for the day. Ss.oo value ..... at.$4.re ca.
 $6.5o value ...'.. at $5.re ca.
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Wash Petticoats.

Special values in stripe ging- ham linen colors. and percales, S1.a5 value, ~ sEs. At S6c each.
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FOR SALE.

ONE or two frst-cIass residences :, .
 rooms each. all modern improvenIerts . on foEk Street. Terms to suit m
 qulre Beers Photo Studio. a6-7t
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Colored Mohair.

Good quality, in the desirable shades, red, blue, brown, green and tan--worth soc. :.
 At sec yard.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Take notice
 Mrs. 9nn A. Gladwin has moved from Ioz Orange Street to 902 Chapel ST @ Moom No: 614, New Malley Buildfng' md situations. city Of country. Hours S;30 a. rn to 6 n. m.
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UPHoLsTE

'oFSDERs Sds left at No. Waverly Street
 TOT re-upholstering in first-cisass sei seyle py skilled workman, will re. re. reine pr;a prompt attention at moderate
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White Petticoats.

Again Thursday the handsome white Petticoats, with wide lace, and wide embroidery, worth $a.oo, At $I.Ie each.
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Covert Coats.

Special in a fine COVERT COAT. very hobby seams, cuffs and tailor collar, satin-lined, worth $1a.5o, .,~.....
 At $Io.oo each.
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The greatest values will be found here THURSDAY. The fact is so widely known, we firmly believe that without line of advertising in the paper, the store would be crowded with people that have been here before, and know just what to expect. .~
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Wonen's Neckwear.

Special fine assortment of Wo- mems Stocks. Top Collars and Collar Sets, a5c value, ''.+.-~ At roc each.
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Lawn MowerenINDING

Salled Tor and delivered. Horse clin- per ground. Saw work by saw ma ker
 ,da 1eI SI; John St. AtWater Block. I'm. medIate attention to postal. Ganaras \ grinding. JAMES BARNAcsTn,Tfl fl N
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Catarrh for Twenty Years and Cured

Catarrh for Twenty Years and Cured in Few Days.-TIon. George James, of Scranton, Pa, says: T have been a martyr to ,Catarrh for twenty years, constant hawking, dropping in the throat and pain in the head, very of fensive breath. I tried pr. Agnew's s Catarrhal Powder. The first applica- tion gave instant relief. After using a few bottles was cured. 50 cents.-1
 Sold by W. H. Hull and Gillespie & Go.
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ALI good help should call here. Wa suppIy all the best places and always Mesg large numbers. Sleeman's Re 1lapIe employment Agency, 763 Chan
 el. Open evenings. miz-Ppf Si.tP
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Satin FOulards.

Cheney Bros. famous satin foulards, in all this seasons de- signs and colors--reduced from 75c and s5c,
 At 6ec yard.
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Pateas steve Brick ar. Cheapest

TUX SALE-1.000 set patent Stove Brick. avery set warranted one year, OrtarS received T63 STATE STREET.
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Silk Ribbons.

Plain and fancy, all-silk taf- feta RIBBONS, that sell regu- larly at a5c, l
 At Iec yard.
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WANTED.
NAMED.

GERMAN tRN or Swedish girl for general
 housework Call afternoons sft.sr "A A :. o'clock 42 Elm Street. ais-7,aa :
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 DEATHS.

sCoVILL-On Wednesday, April 12th,
 1905, at his residence, 219 Livingston
 Street, New Haven, Conn.,, Thomas Lampson Scovill, late of New York. Notice of funeral hereafter. a1S-1tp
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@amts.

One eeat . word for each in..r,,o. Eve cents . word for . faii week. seves time%
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.C. M. C. Perfumes.

Eight good odors. worth a5c,
 ~> "a At TIC OF.
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Writing Paper.

Special half-pound box of good paper and envelopes, worth a5c, At I5c box. TIC pound box, At I3c each.
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Corset Covers.

Fine line of lace trimmed, beading and ribbon-very sight ly--worth 33c.
 ss At 25c each.
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LADY wants plain sewing. care of ni- l., Courier. aIs-S5s sSs
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WANTED.

1A4MEDIATELY, two experienced her, Doys. Who understand elevator zn- ply Clifford Hotel, South Norwaix
 Sonh. ala-at
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Short Skirts.

In white muslin, with hemstitch- ed tucks and hem, a7 to 3s-inch lengths, worth 33c, At 25c each.
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MORTsgaRY GgfAPEE |.

Messrs. LEWIS & HANCOCK beg leave to announce that they have added to their undertaking establishment commodious mortuary chapel having seating capacity of one hundred and fifty, and fully equipped with every convenience for funeral pur- poses. This chapel is freely rendered to those who, because of insufficient space at their residences, or for other reasons are in need of a place where funeral services may be conducted in quiet manner, and, if desired, perfect seclusion. Q
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WANTEp.

SITUATION as coachnan. gardenar o~ nighI watchman. City or sshora
 SSty references. Address H., this of- nee: aI3-ltn
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Patent stove Brick are cheapest.
CLAIRvOYANT.

MARY J. WRIGHT, M. D, and Clair
 ytboyahha. tbs h. 21 High Street pr. Wright h State; 27 years in New Haven. Has s.
 predictions on health, business so.
 cial, never fail. Doctor treats aii fiis-
 gases; Consultation s1.0O. Hours 9 "a
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Blue rIollair.

Special 5o-inch width. blue Mohair, regular $1.oo quality, At 7ec yard.
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NisceII IIaa,enats.
MASSAGE.

M1Ss LEEKE, graduate c. T. S.. 23z asf DixWen ave. Car to Charles St. Lat
 branches of massage. electric. mas.
 nstic. Face and neck wrinkles remoV- ea Tn six treatments. Failing hair snecKed and color restored. Hourn
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|Veilings.

All the new styles of regular a5c yeilings, a%r..>
 At Iec yard.
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Short Lerlgths

oIIOx ANA1ss ~ANC
 Of fine BLACK WOOL GOODS that sold at $z.oo to 1 $a.oo--Thursday @ At HALF PRICE.
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Dress Ginghan1s.

Two thousand yards of fine Ginghams in pretty pink and blue stripes, all new, worth Sc,
 At SC yard.
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WANTED.

MENT AGENCY.763 Chanel St asso t
 nshed 20 years. Largest, best in fhe State Best male and female heip for any and all kinds Of work. Sent any- where. Open evenings. Tel. a322
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India Foulards. > cheney's India foulard' Silks in good assortment, soc kind everywhere, At 3ec yard.
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Brown Sheeting.

< Yard-wide, heavy brown sheet
 ing, worth Sc, At 6c yard.
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Black Taffeta Silks. Two pieces 1e-inch, regular 75e value, "
 ....~ At 5ec yard.
 Two pieces re-inch, regular 6ec value, 's-- At 4ec yard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
MaDur @capcr's Hcfurmbcicn.

Ebila0elpbio q, ~. Sllrli. -
Samuel Solter oanfte bclltc ais 9liii.
Itent ocS GbefsGlerfS i'm 9iircai Der
Gountp . GommiiiGre ob, mo 5ugleih
nuroe @efcbl erloiicn, 60 Nngeitclte
i'm 9iircolt fir it1otiidcS Gigcntblnl
am nGd)ltcn Wittpod ob~5uieben.
Solter mar irilbcr, oils cine Nnfloge
mcgcn @abl6etrlgs ecgen i'm lhlpeb.
tc, bon bier ourd9ebronnt, febrte ie-
ood cin Sabre ipGter 5uriid uno
mltroe bon Der Inflogc irci9ciprofen.
Salo nodber nurbe er 81 Der Stclle,
oi,i pcId)e er jebt Ser5idt geleiitct
bat. ernonnt uno crbiclt $4,000 pro
Sobr. Die So Ingeitcltcn, oeren
GntIoiIung bcllte bcfretirt lporoen lit,
Iino I0mnltlid 2crite, bercn 0icnItc
Die Stoot cntbcbrcn fam, mo lire
@ntIoIimg eriport Der Sto0t cirfa
$1f 900 pro Sahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
6ciraths Giccn5cu.

9ic folgenocn SeirotbS . Siccnjcu
iurrocn gcitern pom Glerf bcS GpUI'
mon Ilca8, @crihtS ollS9citcllt;
Charles i. &cioriG,. -, 9tr. 1923,
2omontN uc., mo Wtobcl Z. Seller,
81 Sabre olt, @npncaboro, "a.
Sugb ail0orc, %, Gclto, Eo, uno
Slicc e. G1mlln. % Sabre alt; vi
celr5 gcbolt bon s. g. Sorton, Ar.
100, OTIS lipcritroBc.
Charles =. 9olpiea, IS, uno N}o-
m g. SoGiou, 10 Sabre alt; 2iccni
gebolt pn IS. &. Gam, gtr. i03S,
Sigbtltrobc.
Sobn q. Man. IS, Nr. 1908, So.
merictitrobe, uno Morp Miucr, IS
Sabre aft.
Sobn $. Sicrleit 80, &obnStoipn,
go, mo @lon6e 9. Gcpep, % Sob
re oft; 2icen5 qcbolt bon &omoro 3.
Sytcia, Nr. 1919, Nor0-GoroIincitr.
Stuart Slipcr, %, 6orcIt Eort, 1t.
Sorob ". Geeiibc, % Sabre alt.
Sronf u. Sng, %, un0 2. Coma
Billion, 10 Sabre alt; 2icell5 gcbolt
bon s. s. @otion, @ooolono Sail.
Charles Wt. @rop, -, 9tr. 800, g.
EouionItroBe, uno emma 81. Sboltd.
20 Sabre alt, EotopSco, Wto.
Sobn Is. anolta, %, mo M}orp e.
Stcpcns, % Sabre aft; Siccrl5 gcbolr
bon Sobn q. &olm 9tr. 1l05,
8oroltroBe,
George u. @oter9, 10, 9fr. 962,
Observation-Disclosures, mo Miorglc
Fotpcll, IS Sabre alt, @oibin0tur,
9. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

nod fcincsrucgs iibcr oue Sfm:crigs
fcitcn binoll0 ici. ionbcrn Die 6oiNrn
leirc3 raihcn ml0 uniibrrIcgicnBors
qebcnS 5u trnqcn hn6cn miro.
unqurn pmpatbiilrt NIT
Nornegen Gent hlar0
nit 2 Of meoen.
@uoapeIt, ~. HSltni. - Gos
raoifole Sorqcben 0cS nor>ucgiidcn
Storthing bon Dem Ourf Hciollltion
0ie icit Dem Sabre 1914 beitcbcnoc
Union Norlpcgcn's nit Shme0cu ais
ollfgcloIt CrfI0rt nor0en it, bat bel
Den unaoriidcn Gbnupiniitcn oic
grobtc REMEMBERING berpor9crlticn.
Wic cS heiBt, mill Die aoi'lltb Eortci
ibrcr Spmpotbic fir ooa @orgcbcn
Der Norlpcgcr in elmer @cgriiBln9Ss
N0rcIie an Sen Stortbin1 bcrcotcn
NuSOrlld ucrlcibcn. llnfrr 6iibrlma
ocS unqoriihCn Tidlters mo He0of-
tcltrS Rutoii BON Der o9uoopcitiNirs
lap" IGBt iic ictt llntcridriitcn iiir
hicic NOreiic ionmcln.
@crIin ~. Suni. - Sn Dem
@rlocr5ipiit 5piihcn Shpcocn mo
NormcQcn, mcIhcr in Der 2Iuil0iltnq
Scr Union Der bciocn 2Gllocr fulmi-
nirte, itebcn oic biciigcnS pmpotbic'n
ourdlurg otf Scitcn Shmcocn's.
lbs Gorgcbcn oeS noriucgiihelt
Stortbing miro cuti6ieocn pcrlr.
tbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Ibfu Brtetasc Der S5eanSampfer Dol
Nc,u-Yurf.

Gampfcr n@oieitic" an ID. SUM
naf) 2iperpool.
9ompfcr nHpnbom" am IA. SUM-
nad) Hotteroom.
9arnpfer n2iguria" arl IA. SUM
nod Neopcl uno @enuo,
3mpfcr o9aiier Sricorid" ar
Il. Sum- nod Bremen.
9ompfcr nMoltfe" am Is. SUM-
nod Somburg.
Gompfer .Gretic" ont Is. Sum-
nn6 Neapcl uno 8eniin.
9ompfer .2a Sopoie" am IS.
SUM nod Sabre.
Gumpfcr rGeoric" ont 16. SUM-
nod 2ipcrpool.
0ompier .Tboctia" an II. SUM-
nad Sombure.
2ompfcr u9onig slIbert" am II.
Sitni nod Heopel uno @enuu.
9ompier nMinnebaba" ont II.
SUM- nad 2otbon.
9ompfer yTaoerlono" am II.
SUM- nod gntlperpen.
3atnpier st. 2ouis" ON II. Sum-
nod Soutbompton.
Gampfer ,2ucania" ont IL. SUM
nod 2ipcrpcol.
Compiler y@roBer aurfiirit" arr
20. SUM nod Bremen.
Gompfer nHoma" on 20. SUM-
nod) NeapeI.
9ampier Baltic" am 81. SUM-
nod 2ioerpool.
Gompfer nGitta 81 Tapofi" ant 81.
sunni nof Tcopcl unb @eilua.
Sumpfer yGptterbom" onl 81
Stunt nad Hotteroom.
Gompfer nSeaig Slao" am 81.
Sum- mad 9openhogen.
Gompfer go gretagne" am %.
Sum- noh Sabre.
Gampicr rGeutibIono" nn1 %.
SUM nod Sambiirg.
Gompier .Nrmioion" am %.
Sum- noh Glasgow.
Sompfer ~Totricia" on "a. SUM
nod Sornbirg.
Tampfer vaonigin 9ouiie" onl a.
Sum- nod Neopel nn0 8enllo.
0nmpfer nWinnetonfo" ont "a.
SUM nod Sonoon.
Tampfer .9roonlono" am "a.
Sum- nod Antfuerpen.
0ompier philadelphia" am 81.
Sum- nad) Southampton.
Tampfer ~etrIria" ant a. SUM
nod 2iperpool.
Gampfer .6lirneiiia" am "a.
SUM nad Glasgow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

0ompier ySronprii5 @ilbelm"
onl y. SUM nod) bremen.
0ompier oGorpntbia" am u.
SUM nod SiuerpoOl.
Compiler n&rin5 02for" am p.
,Slni nod1 9}capcl mo @enna.
Gumpier .%llltoniu" um p. SUM
undl Ncupcl mo @cnlo.
0ompier yScutonic" am IS. Sltnt
nad Siperpool.
1ompfcry FotaOon" am Is. SUM-
nod) Rotteroonl.
Compiler oSigltriu" om %. Slln'
nudl Ncapcl un0 @cluua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Ncnc Ebilippincn . Giicn6abncn.
Gas ariegS 0cportemcnt ior0crt
5ltm Ginrciden bon Oiicrten iiir
Den Ban oericlbcn oltf.

jltll Glnrclden bon Siicrten iiir
Den Ban oericlbcn oltf.
@oib in ton 90. ~. SUM.
0nS Griegsoepnrtcment per0iicnt.
lid)t Die bonn ScfrctGr Gait unterScid).
nete guiiorocrunQ sur Ginreidu1g
BON ToronidlGgen be5iiglid) 6e5
9nleS bon Giicnbobnen in elmer @e-
Iommt . Nltsocbnltng bon 1900 Wfei.
len olf Den Gbilippinen olli Wrlu1o
Der GongrcBoftc pom Scbrior oieie5
SobreS. SIS bonoeIt iid) Inn ein boil.
fommcn mlSgeorbeitctes &%crfcbrS.
ipitcnl. Die Ybilippinen . &e0ierumg
oerpilit)tet lih, ale Gon5ciiionGrc &C.
gen Sooronen, Sniurgenten, Ncbclen
mo @onoiten 81 idiiter, oogcgen lit
an lie Gin Ero5clt ser Nrttto Gilt-
nobntcn ais Stcllcr SIT 5oblcu. Der
Erolpcft fii6rt Die @citilnmlngen ocS
@e'eBeS an, lpeld)es oltf oreiBigSabre
cine Scr5ininng Scr crititcligcn Sp.
potbcfcn , Bombs inter ser 0c0ilt.
gllng 81 bier Ero5cnt iGbrIi6er 3i1t-
ien gorontirt, DOB ser iGbrlid SIT
oedcnoc 3inSbetrog lid IN fcincnl
Sabre oili mebr olS 81 100000 be-
lauicn bari. Oifertrn peroen MIR
bon ein5elnen 9iirgcrn oOcr@eihGitS-
tbeiIbobern in Den Ser. Staotcn ooer
Den Ebilippinen ODER bon Giicnbobn.
Gorporationcn entgegen Genommen,
melfe ouf @rltno Der @cicbe zines
gunOcSitaateS, oeS omcrifoniidet;
StuutenbintoeS ooer ser |biIippil1cll
incorporirt iiuo.
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Shiffsnad,rid,tcu.

Nem Dorf, IL. SUM. - Nm.
gefommen iino Die Gompier oGooer.
lono" bon Nntpcrpen, oMfirmebobo"
BON 2onoon unO nSellig Slop" bon
&openbogcn.
Der Oampier n@eimor" lit nod
Bremen o~bgefobren.
SnieI @ q t, ~. SUM. -
Eoilirt: Sompier .3eclono," bon
Nem-9orf nod Anttpcrpcn beitimmt.
8loSgom, II. SUM. - Ger
Sompier Caledonia" lit bon Nem.
Oorf eingetroifen.
i inm c, ~. Sunni. - Der 0oms
pier oSloponio" bon Nep.9orf lit
bier cingelouien.
9oulognc, 10. Sltni. - 9lb9e.
iobren iinb sic 0ompier oEotsbam"
unO .Tretorio" nod Rcp.Dorf.
s omburg, ~. SUM. - Ger
Qumpier .Som6ur9" bon Rem.Yorf
NJ bier alt9elan9t.
Bremen, ~. Sum-. Ger
0ampier Bremen" bon Nen.Oorf
lit ongefommcn.
Teopcl ~. Suni. - Der 9om.
pier naonigin 2ouiie" lit nof Neru.
Yorf o~bgefnbren.
Elb mo +, ~. SUM-. - Der
3ampfer o9aiicr 8ilbcIm ocr@roBe"
lit bon Stem. Oorf bier eirgetroifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

Nieoerlagen babe iid oos @leidge.
lpid)t inter ben WfG6ten bebellteno
ge0noert.
Z $ mangelte an Wunition IL.
petersburg, II. Suni. -
Ste Fetersblirger Selegrapben.Igen.
tiir bat bon ibrem Gorreiponoenten
IN Sbongboi cine 0epeihe oeS SSil-
Dalts erboIten, oaB ouf oen ruiiiiden
Sdlffen Die Wumition 10 fnopp mar,
DOB ne mad, Der Ibfobrt bon 2iball
llllr orelmoI ShieBii6ungen peron.
ltalten fonnten, uno oaB in Der
Sd)ladt I'M iaponiifen Mcer nielc
@el6olle elltmeoer 81 flr5 fielen ODER
Den Ioponilden Sdiffen feinen Sf,u.
Den 5ufil9ten. @eiter beiBt es IN Der
Sepelhe, Dab p0breno Der Gnbrt oeS
rtlliId)en 8eldmooerS mieoerbolt
Wclltereien porgefommen iinb, ma.
mcntIih ouf DEM Sdlodtidiii ,Orel"
ltf0 Dem Sultstrelt5er ollrol," uno
5lunr megen Der man9elboiten Ntob.
rungsmittcl, mclde sic Mannihoften
erbielten.
Spoma trout 6en Huifcn
niht.
Tofio, t2. Sum-. - Ger Selo.
moriton Sponlo trul,t Den &uiicn
nid)t unb fest. obne oic cingelciteten
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nno Ourhgegongen poren, e%rllttcn
botte. Sire Sdmeitcr Sri. Sawton
unb ibr Nefie Geo. 9. Sman famen
nit lcid)ten T~erlesungen oapon.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12

Spirited Debate Last Night by Students
of George Washington-Those
Who Participated.

The University Congress. OF the
George Washington University, in de-
bate lasti night. passed the Statehood
bill by vote of 20 to 10.
Mr. Shelton, of Mississippi. opened
the discussion with a tan-minute speech
in favor of the bill. ard was followed by
Representative McNamee, of South Da-
kota, who argued against Statehood In
the impromptu discussion which follow
ed the following members took part:
Messrs. Taggart, New Jersey; yell
lott. Virginia; Kennedy, Pennsylvania
Hogg. Colorado; Faires.s Florida; Ross,
Tennessee; Farlee, Tennessee; Caldwell,
Tennessee, Kelly, South Dakota
Representative Richard closed for the
opposition, and Mr.. Christian. OF Indi-
ana. summed mp the argument in favor
Of the passage OF the bill.
At the conclusion of. the debate Prof
Veditz, the new head of the department
OF economics, formerly of Bates College.
delivered an address on oratory and how
TO debate.