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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
STRIKE STOPPED WORK.
Labor Trouble at Annapolis - House
Burned-Other Notes.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June D. 1905.
All work at the state house has been par.
alyzed as result of the strike which was
ordered yesterday by the Structural Build.
ing Trades Alliance. Excepting for some
unskilled labor at work on the buildings
nothing has been done for some time. Work
which it was expected to have finished this
week will have to go over to such a time as
the strike is settled.
All of the men are out and state that they
will not return to the building until union
electrical workers are placed on the job.
Practically all of the exterior work on the
old and new buildings has been done. with
the exception of the large steps leading up
to the main entrance which will be In the
new building.
A protocol was signed late this afternoon
by which the men will return to work pend
ing a settlement.
A dwelling house of James Boush, at
Weems' Creek, near West Annapolis, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning. The
fire was caused by the explosion of a coal
oil stove Only few pieces of furniture
were saved.
Miss Witherspoon of New York. the sister
of Lieut.. Commander Edward T. Wither-
spoon, is visiting Mrs. Galloway Cheston,
Randall Court.
Mr. Arthur Callahan. petty officer at the
Naval Academy was operated on for APP
night. His condition is very serious. He
was taken from the academy late yesterday
afternoon and removed to the hospital,
where the operation was performed by Drs.
Bloodgood of Baltimore and ]. j. Murphy OF
this city.
Admiral Brownson, who has been SPEND
ing some time at Yonkers, N. Y, is expect
ed to return to the Naval Academy this
evening.
Two hundred and seventy candidates have
reported at the Naval Academy this week to
take the mental and physical examinations
for admission as midshipmen This includes
both the principals and the alternates. and
II is thought that the examinations will net
at least 100 midshipmen.
All of the physical examinations have
been completed by those candidates who
took the mental examinations in April ana
there will be no further medical examina-
lions until next week. The last three to be
admitted under the medical examinations
lust concluded are Alfred Young Lanpheer,
Illinois; Edward Charlie LANCE, Wisconsin,
and Hugh Robert Van de Boo, Ohio.
SQUIRE w. d. K. Lee, coroner for the
county, viewed the body of the man who
was picked up in the water on F1shlns
creek yesterday morning. He gave YER
dict that the man had come to his death by
drowning AS no one has come forward 10
claim the remains, it is thought that they
must be those of some one who is not
known in this part of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
DEEMED FAIR PREY
Victims in Indian Territory
of Cunning Swindlers.
HITCHCOCK ATTACKED
HIS EFFORTS TO PROTECT THE IN
DAMS RESENTED.
Suffers the Experience of His Predeces-
sors in the Office of Secretary Of
the Interior.
BY WILLIAM K. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.

Record Herald.
MUSKOGEE. 1. T., June 90 1905.
The people down here resemble the
American colony in the Philippines In many
respects, particularly in their irritation
toward the federal government because Of
its efforts to protect the rights of the In
dams and guard them against the vultures
that swarm wherever there Is an oppor-
tunity to rob and swindle. While. no doubt.
the white population of the territory might
be trusted to do justice to the Indians,
there are numerous exceptions, and be-
cause of those exceptions the Indian bu-
reau is compelled to make regulations that
are offensive to honest men.
For example, the other day an Indian
woman came before Commissioner Needles
with a white man who had agreed to pur-
chase her allotment of land for $500. She
was not allowed to sell 1t without the APP
prevail Of the government. and Commits
sioner Needles, who represented the gov
eminent in this particular case satished
himself that she was not acting under CO.
ercion' and was offered a fair price for her
land. Hence he consented to the sale, and
then asked her whether she wanted the
money in cash or would accept the certl-
fed check which the purchaser. under the
regulations, had rendered. BY questions
the commissioner learned that she intended
10 put the money IN some pdnh until sne
determined upon some other investment,
and he advised her to deposit the check
In the same national bank upon which 1t
was drawn. The deed was then signed In
his presence, approved by him and was
handed to the purchaser, who left the room
In company with the woman.
When they reached the street the pur-
chaser told her that If she was going TO
leave the money in that bank she would not
need the check, as he would instruct the
cashier to place the amount to her credit.
She accepted his assurance, handed him the
check and he disappeared, with the deed
also in his pocket. The next day the
woman returned to headquarters and COM
planned to Commissioner Needles that the
money had not been transferred to her
credit. and inquired what she should do.
Tom Needles is very quick on the trfg-
ger, as the people of Illinois know, and he
neither ate nor slept nor said his prayers
until he had that man In jail and the
proper officials were notified to cancel the
record of the sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23

HEHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Hotel Henlopen, open
June 10; 100 IT from ocean, frstclass family hotel
Special rates for June. Write for booklet and
prices W. q. LOFLAND- my1 DOT cod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
Extra Paw for Expert Rifemen.

Additional pay of 81 a month to enlisted
men in the army, who quality as expert
riflemen," is announced in general orders
issued by General Chanfee, chief of staff.
and is calculated to stimulate rife practice
in the army. Qualification for the addi-
tional pay cannot be made by men in the
artillery corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23

Here are thirty-seven transactions. sam
pies of the $50 in which Secretary Hitch
cock, by his interference. protected inno-
women, from white settlers, who, as the
common saying is, did not come down
here for their health" and / warrant you
every one of the men who was thus COM
PEELED to pay fair and honest price for the
farm he purchased denounces Mr.. Hitch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
Carroll Springs anitarium

FOR lNvALIDS AND CONvALESCENTS
Forest Gien Nd. Open all the year. Baths eles.
trfcity, sun parior, covered verandas, hot-watef
heat, open nres. Pure spring water piped through
the buildings. Its convenience to Washington C.
pecay recommends it, Send for iIlustra ted booklet
5y6-n. 10,eSu Address @. n. WRIGHT, ND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23

Ocean Front Kentucky Ave. overlooking Board
walk Elevator. baths. etc. Special rates.
nye-eor }. D. PEAsE. c. H. PEAsE. Mgr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23

Leesburg Inn, Lees burg, Va
Modern hotel; good table; no bar; healthful eli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23

THE IDLEWHILE,
On Beautiful Chesapeake Bay. Refined BOARDING
Write for Booklet.
5e1-30t A. n. SUPLEE, Bettertou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
n o r L. E " S !,

IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACKS.
Two large hotels and cottages, overlooking two
hotel just built. All new furniture. Trout nsh.
ing, boating bathing. bowling. pool, tennis. or
chestra. house bhysician. Sanitary plumbing. Pure
spring water. No pulmonary inTaiids. Moderate
rates. Reduction IN June and September. Gentiies
only. Artistic catalogue.
M0RLEY's, Lake Pleasant. Hamilton Co.. n. Z.
1e2-m,w ,26t,1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
summer Colds.

Laxative Bromo QuInine, the worldwide Cold
and look for signature Of e. w. Grove. &c. ap7ftf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
Cedar View Hotel.

On POTOMAC RIVER AT WILKERSON'0
Wharf, Excellent bathing. boating. fishing crab
bling. Very large. shady lawn, improved By pretty
o-room cottage. Large airy dining room. For par
ticulary apply to WA. s. WILKINSON PROP.
5e6r30ts8 Wilkersou r. o., VI.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
7,0OO.M|LEJ TOURNEY
FOR VVE-YEAR-0LD
Tiny Girl All Alone on Way
from Poland to North
Dakota.
TAG GIVES DIRECTIONS
Starts To-Day from Ellis Island to
Join Parents on Their Western
Farm.
TAG GIVES DIRECTIONS

Freda Petroskie, Ave years old, will
leave Ellis Island alone to-day TO COM
plete the 7.OOO-mle journey from War
saw. Russian Poland, to Bismarck, N,
Oak. She Is the smallest and youngest
Immigrant ever making such a long
trip.
Freda's father and mother departed
from Warsaw two years g and started
D farm In North Dakota. They left the
child with her grandmother In Poland.
The girl has a red tag on her left
nrm. giving directions In Polish, Ger
man and English as to her destination.
Attached to this Is a little leather
pocket containing pursers' and iraln
conductors receipts for her passage
tickets.
Freda oame on the Moltke, OF the
neutrality-suspicious. Line, and a steward
saw that she was properly placed IN
the care OF Miss Fitzgerald, a matron
OF Ellis Island. The child Is too young
10 dress herself, and this task was per-
formed for her each day on the Moltke
bv the stewardess.
A passenger agent for the Ontario and
Western, on which road Freda Will be-
gin her journey 10 the Far West, said
that instructions would be passed from
conductor 10 conductor and from road
20 road, which would be certain TO give
the child traveller every comfort and
complete safety.
Harry Bale, caterer at Ellis Island,
prepared for the tiny traveller a huge
basket OF lunch which should last her
until she reached her parents home.
Besides that the attaches Of the lmml-
grafton Service contributed to a fund
fDg her.
TO Miss Fitzgerald Freda said she had
enjoyed every minute OF her Journey,
Uhat everyone had been kind 10 her,
on the ship she said that each day
she had been the guest of frst cabin
passengers. who had fed her continu-
ally on more candles than she rad ever
seen IN Poland.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
MRS. MARY MEYERS
CANNOT Be FOUND
She Left Her Home Last Mon
day and Son is Searching
For Her.

Fearing that his mother. Mrs. Mary
Meyers, who has been missing since
Monday noon, Is Ill In some home,
Thomas H. Meyers, OF No. 10 Hamilton
street, has appealed to The Evening
World 10 assist him In finding her
When she disappeared Mrs, Meyers was
suffering from eye trouble which was
driving her nearly frantic with pain,
and Mr.. Meyers said he feared that his
mother might have become demented
while on her way to an eye ~dispensary
In Centre street Monday noon.
At that time Mrs. Meyers wa seen
boarding a street car at Market and
Madison streets, and since then all
trace OF her has been lost. Her hus-
band, l.. ]. Meyers, and her three grown
sons have searched every hospital and
Institution In the city but without uc-
cess.
Mrs. Meyers Is described as being
forty-hve years old. Ave feet tall and
stout for that height. Her black hair
has partly turned gray. She has blue
eyes. When she was last seen the miss
ing woman wore a black cape over a
polka dot dress and a knitted shawl.
She also wore a black hat, button shoes
and a red petticoat.
Mrs. Meyers's husband and m are
almost frantic with anxiety and ask
The Evening World readers to notify
them II they have seen anything OF the
missing woman.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
TRUANT BOY TRIES ARSON.

BINGHAMTON n, Y. Nov. a-Guy
Gibbs, a sixtcen-year.old boy, Of vestal
Centre, nine miles west Of this city,
WHO does not like to attend school, was
arrested last evening" jus, AFTER an at
toni was made 10 burn the Nestal
Centre school building.
on with which the woodwork had
been saturated was found on the boys
clothes. Ho confessed the crime. He
had 5oTstod TO other boys that ne
would burn the school house, Dime
novels are blamed for his act.
The evening world., 1905-11-09

Harrison, Of No. 1916 Locust street,
Mas Harrison Is a niece Of Charles
Gusts Harrison, Provost OF the Unlyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. Her sisters are
Mrs, John Prentice and Mrs. John white
Gesry, She is an accomplished horse
woman.
The wedding will be celebrated on
Thursday next at s o'clock at tho home
Of the brides parents. 1t will be a sim.
pie affair, attended only by members OF
the family and a few intimate friends.
Tho Rov. DR.. Floyd W, Tomklns, OF
Holy Trinity Church, will perform the
ceremony. The bride will be unattended.
MIR. Milton Tootles, OF 81, Joseph, Mo-,
will act as hest man,
The evening world., 1905-11-09
COUNT LICENSED TO
WED MISS HARRISON.
K,r!! Won HolnStein, of E.. aria,
viii Make Philadelphia Girl
His Bride Nov. 10.
Nspeclal 10 nc Evonlng worldl

Nbl'N'~ W @ b 'N''NF
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-The first
step in the making OF a countess OF an
American girl vas taken when Count
Karl Won Holnstein Of Bavaria obtained
a license to wed Miss Mildred Harrison,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
Sas @etter.

Giir WurpIono un0 0en Gtitritt
Columbia flares g&ctter, mGrmcr am
Sonntag u1O pcrGnoerlidc @inoc.
Der b0dite Sbcrmometcritono mor
AZ Wru0 nm I llbr 9tudlnlittuga.
Icr n%icorigitc &bcrmomctcrltono
mar - @ru0 nm ! llbr Mor9cn0.
Mlittlercr Voromctcrltono 3O31.
Ger uicori9ite Eber1ometcrltonS
Der lester u Stmoen III nohiol9cn.
Den St0oteu lpor, ME iolAt: GuItport
-, E~ortluno 30, @oitorj -, &lbom
81. 9tep.Dorf 81. @orriabur9 30 Ebi'
luoclpbiu 36, NtIontic.Gitp 30 Mulh-
inNton 81. Norfolf I6. &uttcruS is,
Charlotte H. g8ilminRton II, Gburl>
iton rs, Suuumob Is, %odionUtuc
"a, &llpiter 70. AcpsgScit II, NtIuutu
Is. WontGomerp Is, 9terusGrlcnna
-, YulcitinC 30, Uulpeiton 81. Cor
plta Gbriiti IS, Wcupbi0 3S, Gincin.
uuti 30, Eitt9burg 30, CapcNo 81
Buffalo 81, Glcpelon0 30, Ictroit 2G,
9lpcno %. WiorQuettc -. Green Ban
-, Chicago 30, Gulutb 30, ct. saul
30. ct. SouiS -, &onioasGitu 30,
Omaha 81, Nltron -. Nianlord %.
WiQiiton 30, SABRE 26, Nclcno 2G,
Solt Gate Gitp 36, Genpcr u, Nortb
EIottc ~. IooQe Gitp 2G. Nmorillo
IS, Cos 9ln9elc3 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
GiferindDtiQc Nrolr,

Sr0t Repolper 0u' cine Nertol'Irri''
in cincnt noncn All Ncit @olti
morr. o+ro,o al, WcitrlOiQta
,io ,,;. ... a,,.,r ~, fofat
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llIlttleren FoIng'iailoII.
Ginc piior,adr,, Er1r mod,tc oe
Itcrn 9porocn !, mr. pn5roa }lldcr
poorcr .0nnnrr,,. ran glUru & Sobn
an Noltimnrp. roac 2horpitrobe,
Ocn y;cri,,h az, ,rnr nur1c Come AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

men iiir oic Sdcriiis Gnnbi0ntctl
gcjdhIt 6nttcn, ais %ilbcrballpt abgc-
Qebcn morbcn uoren. Die 3ahl Ger
2ettcren mar BAG, mGhrcn0 man iiIr
Googctt 231 uno iiir COUGAR 1862,
5uiummen 1893 o0cr II mchr, ais III
ser WabllIrnr mnrcn, notirt bate.
4ic MobIridltcr 0ic'c2 Erc3intta, Qns
nicl :. Sbompion mo Solcpb :.
Guop, ICmotrotcu, Z. z. Is. Woplo
uno elmer ". NicGmuIep, RcpubIi-
toner. uno sic GIcrta 6runf s. Nbor.
lep, 0cnlotrnt, uno Tront e. W}c
ToUc0, Hcplblifuuer, Wur0cn uti
bclttc iriib Dor sic VCb6rOc citirt nm
Ntifl0rlmg iibcr Sen ,Errtblum III &c
bcn ser ultQuli6ciulih DorliC9t. Qic
Stimm3CttcI mlIrOcn DoIl0rn Ibonp-
ion, Ciucm uItcn 6rCm0c 0co Nru.
GoltgIor, 1c3Gblt mo Is lIcQt ullf Der
SanO, SAB OiCicr niht obiid)tIidJ cine
ertro QroBc 3obl Stimmcn }lldob.
Sic 3cttcl mur0cn bel ibrcr Ont
icrnrmg aus Ger llrne III 5nci @allIcn
qetbciIt, ioId)c, Sic iiir Die Gon0iootcn
elmer, uHO ioldc, Die tbcilpciic iiir Die
cine o0cr Die ouOerc Enrtci m0rtirt
luor0Cn morct. IS lit leiht mOglih,
Oob bel Der 3uinmmcn5GblunQ Scr
cine o0cr Der un0cre Nallicu 5mcimol
in Die S%otuIiummc aufgcnommcn
murOe. Die GntOedlmQ Oieic9 SIR
tbumo bat iiir Die 6reun0e 0co Srn.
Gouglor Die NoiimlnQ cntitcbcu Ioi-
len Dab Eo0Qctt'3 NIurolit0t rcOu
5irt mer0cr. lnog.
Nllh IN nnOcrcu Nar02 mur0cl
tlcinc glbucidunQCu uon 0cn o~fii}lel.
len Ncrid]tcu Ncirmocn; COUGAR Der.
lor l3 Stimmcn mo FooActt &c.
monn 1 Stimmrn I'M Orittcu GiItritt.
Wdtrpbu NCuom 81 Stlmucn I'M
-. Gre5intt Der Q. MorO, 10 bub cr
III Oieicm 0iitritt 1G1 0nltutt no
Stimnen crbGIt. Nn0Crc Gambia.
ten pcrloren o0cr %QuuonIlcn cinj1c
Stimmncn Die olo Nciultot icoodl III
fciler MciIc bcciuiluiicu.
Ioa Notum III StuNtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11

S]crmnnn Mcu5cl seer
IT Ger %cldruum 0c3 am :.
9topcmber geitorbcneu @rn, &crmum
Ntcn5eI muroc QcItcrn NodrmittoQ
bonn (roiterboiric 9}r. 2222, OitsNofi
mon.S trdBc, ans olli orm - GreiciniQ.
teita 6rteoboie,.1" sur lcbtcn Rubc be.
%itottct, itdhSthi gator q. @oB in.
Srouerbonfe lin0 am @rQ6r Die troIt
rcidc EroiierdnOoht nbQcbnltcn. 9(la
Gbrcn'9 obrtuftrdgcr itll8irten Die
$50. Y. NJ. @ittmcr. :, arouie 5. &.
armlic, :. @cnicl, &. GnQelS, Gbo2.
StllforO, 6rco. Ntorr, Gonr. MteiI
lno &. WoiidL un0 Die oftipcn @ubr-
tllhtrGaer luoren bic $50. :. y.
Ftttrott lut0 Gba3. &il0cbrun0t To-
lulc Die S0. Geo. 6iuing z. HiificI
GrnIt Shmi0t uno Midacl Tleiid)z
mann bon Ger nO'&eils@ eicQiduft".
lllltcr Den olclcn 0lltmcngcmil0cn,
meldc cl%ndeloufen murCm bciuu0clt
Iid: Elm &rclti ans Hoiclt ltno Gbru-
Iuntbcnlcn bon Der gSittmc un0 Scr
Sod)tcr Wtoric, Elm lerer Stllbl ans
No'en bon Nrn. un0 6rnu NobnStol,
Elm &illc1 bonn Gntclfin0, EolmCn II.
GbrDlontbemcn bon Srn. !. @or0ot
WocGonol0, Elm &rcll5 bon Nrn. lIn0
6ruu q. @ornig, elm Bouquet bon
Srl. Gil. Shlcl, Elm &rul5 bon Nrn.
lmo 6ruu Gbo9. @orriih elm &rcl;
pon Nrn. mo 6ron Charles
Sllocbranot ilt1l., Elm &ron5 bon Den
6rollen Illnf llnh Mihnroion uto ocn
Trl@, Nltgulto unb Sopio Brill ulo
Normu Slctter, Elm Bouquet ponNrn.
un0 Srun Wurtin Wfiucr, elm Bon.
qllet bon Nrn. uu6 Srnll y. NJ. yNitt
mcr, &relt5 uno Mnfcr bon II. Nilnca
X 90, Elm bouquet bon Srn, II. Truu
.. :. Sdlmi6, elm Bouquet pom Nrn.
un0 6rou Srco. Worr SoIbmonO uno
Stern bon oenG irGftoren oc9 ,Nurtb.
euitern &cih- unb Spnrpcrcina," Gin
&ron5 bon Nrn. u. Silic mo Ganilic.
EoInlcn BON Srou Hoie Suffer, Gin
&ron5 bon Nrn. mo Srau s.. Gins
more, Elm &ralt5 bon Srll. uno Troll
SScnr Wten5cl. elm Bouquet bon Srn.
mo 6rou AltgiIt alerlein, Elm arel,i
pon Den Srnuen Gbrmonn ullo Nell.
meiIter. Elm Greu5 bon Srr. ltr,b
Srou !. Z. Eittrofi, eiil bouquet Don
Srn. unb 6rou 6. Gonler, Elm &reuj
BON &rn. uno Srau &. Siloebronot,
len, ein Bouquet pon Srn. unO 6roll
GhaS. MobIeoer, Gulnten uno Hoie1
BON Srn. uno Srau Gbas. Ruppredt
Elm aiiieu Don Srn. nno Srml s. q.
gedcr, Elm Bouquet pom Srn. Wur
Sonig. YoImcn BON Srll. uno Sroll
Snbn Seriuig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
3,uci gcricbcnc @onner.

tNret ApIer Oil. - "StlltCltII ~
men Ming uno 6eitcblen Sen Coz
oenbeiiBer, Scr oornod) iudt.
3nci uciBe Shpinoler trcibcn 5llr
,3cit ibr llnmcicn in Ser Sta0t uto
iuhcn uno fiuocn ibrc Cpier inter
oen HoOcnbeiiBern, Die lie nit eiltem
nclrcn Grid" bon ibrem Barber
Oicntcn WaurgelO trcnnen. Sorpeit
bis Qritcrn inn Observation-Disclosures
QcmrlOct. huben lie Orci Su0enbeltB2r
nm &6l DeitobIcu. Sbrc Mctbooe lit
cinfad) un0 luic ioIQt: Gic bcioen
WtGuucr bctrctcn cincn 2u0Cn oocr
cine @irthid)oit, modlen cincn tleInen
Gtnfoui ul0 6e}obIeu nit elmer 9onf.
note bon 0r0Bcrcm @etroQ nllI luelde
Nciic lie in G~rio6rlnQ brinQclL no
Der 0cliBcr icin @Cl0 u%uibemnbrt. Sic
ncrluiicu Dos Hofnl, nm in fur3er 3eit,
uuihciucno in 9roBcr N%tire4lrl9, 3lls
rild}llfchren mo 81 b%cboltptcL oaB
elmer uon linen elnCn 1%olOCncn Ming
pom Singer Oerlor un0 Dob 0crielbc
Orrrd) Elm Sitter in ocn Seller fiel.
@ebt MN Der So0cnbciibcr olti OIcien
S6pinOcl ell mo bc9icbt iid in ben
Seller, 10 iin0ct cr nutilrlid) Den 9fil1g
nid)t cntOcft uber, BOB Die 6rentOen
IN Scr 3mii6cn}Cit ucridlmun0en unO
nit ibncn lciu @cl0. &u MirtbihoIten
Ole teinen Sab NcQiiter" mo feinc
Glitter Dor ibreu Tbiircn, uber eincn
Scitenne0 boben, miro Ger Sd)ptn6cl
in 06nlider Meiic 0urdgeiiiGrt. @0bs
reno Der gSirtb uor Dem S6anftiId)
nod ocm npcrIorcncn" HinQ iud)t.
ld)leift iid) elmer Scr 0iebc burd) ole
S%citcntbilr unO bintcr Ben Shonf-
tiid mo iticblt mas er crrciden fam.
PM oicic @ciic pcrlorcn Groll Ser
tina GoanS BON Nr. 1tt3 S..Gborlcaz
Strobc, mo Scr NcNcr G0lpurN
Gorou ser in Nr. 4t9, Noro-@oca-
StroBc, cincn @roccrieloOcu betrcibt,
ie 500.
Mud Gron &ettn Satin, ole in Nr.
9t7 OIt,@oItimore.S troBc, einen
Gigorrenlo0cn bctrcibt, bcfla0t Oell
&crllrit bon $2l, Die i6r oui iolgenoc
Weiic entmcu6et ullr0cn. Pm Witt.
nod tultftc Elm Srcm0er cin Eadct
Glgarcttclt, 6e5oblte, ginN 0ouon un0
fam III elmer Stunoc 5uriid. Gr faltfte
cine &iitC Gigurrcn oic Grau Satin
III eincm &oltic an ser Niqb=S trabe
obIicfcrn ioute. ga or obcr Die Sullo~
mtmlncr nidt pltBtc, crillbte er 0io
IrolL i'm bis an 0ic Ode Der @alti
more ulo &iqbsS troBc 81 begleiten,
lln0 er luiir0c ibr Damn 0oS SolS 3et-
0ct. AlS mcni9e Minrlten ipGter
6rnu Satin bon ibrcm, nutiirlid Der.
qebli6en 90tengong 3llriidfebrte, iuu.
rem $2l ans elmer @lcttiite bintcr
Dem 2o0entiih perifpunoerl. Ger
6renOe nonntc itd Or. Sobnion.
Gic bciocn WtGnncr mcr0en bon
ibren Opicrn mic iolgt bcihricben:
Ter critic lit ctpo 30 Sabre olt, 8 SUB
6 3o0 GroB micQt ctlpo $50 Gfuno
llno bot bette @ciiht2iorbc; Der 5lueitc
lit etluo 30 Sabre ali, ) SUB 8 3oQ
QroB, pieQt 40 Yimo, bot ounflc
@ciidltaforbc, Omflca Soar ms
Sfnllrrburt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-11
Oebm's Ncme: 9aa,
Ir. 16, eit.gerinstuns StruRe,
Nus Den @eridJtcn.


6rau 9upibion erbdlt cine obiolute
S6ciOun9 Don Dem Gr.Wtapor
Nobcrt s. Gooioion un0 $4,000
NlimcntcnQclocr. - Srnu Wonied
in @ic9booen in Dem Geltomcntc
ibre8 Sobne8 beoo6t. - &erldie.
OcneS.
Gm arciSgeridte 9tr. 2 unter3eid)r
nctc Hittcr 0enniS aeltern clncn Sc
rid)tlidcn 9cfebl, monad) 6rau @ll6o
=. 9uuiOion cine ablolute S6ci0u1tg
bon Dem Gr=WIopor Hobert &. Gauio;
ion erb0lt uno ais Sbnler5enSptdIter.
hclt sic Summc BON $4,000 ultSges
5abIt crbalten miro. Sic Soften 0e5
Sales miilien BON Dem &ertlo5teH
gctra9en merOen. Ser Nnmult oeS
Nrn. TopI0lon @r. Geo. @biteburit,
bate Die acknowledgement bercitS III
SrOnlng gebradt, unO Oomit lit Der
Sal ubgei6Iolien. GrEVtapor Gos
pi0ion lpur0c onl %. 9ejembcr 1850
IN &ucncnburg ga, gcborcn uno Der
bcirutbcte iid am 10. Noocnber 1873
nit Der 6ral, loOaB Die 6rall tbatI0d).
lid) an ibrem -. Sodicitsta9e ibre
Shcioumg crbielt. Gabiolon por
Wiitglieo Der 6irmo 9oniel Otiuer
& 50, mlr0e gum Wapor erruGblt
uno mar Yrdiioent Ser Baltimore
Srllit & Guarantee 60" PIN s. Mu!
5. 5. 0ing CT nit Der &rattenmdrtes
rim &ollro .. Nopes bon Sort Sepo'
lit nod CANADA ui1o tebrte i'm Sep.
TENDER iiir fur5e 3elt 5urild. Sier
murOe CT beibuloigt, li6 nit elmer
9elpiiien Gertrude Shmiot pergnngen
5l BADEN, morauf Die Sheibung boiirt
mlroe. IS beiBt ou6 Gauioion jest
in Ncu. Oort mobnt.
Sc0abte elne Wutter in
Oeutl d. lano.
No6 Dem SeItamente beS filr6lid
9eitorbenen 9einrih Gorl Iltguit $50.
MED, peld)cs 8eltern I'M W%aiIenge-
ridte eingcreid)t muroe, bat oerlclbe
ieiner Mlttter, Der Srou Wargaretbe
@anied in WieS6ooen 0eutiflanb,
$1,000 pernlodt luo ben Heit ieineS
Sermo9enS leiner Srall, Gutbartne
NJ. @anied. 0ieielbe lit ord) Selta.
mentSpoultrederln obne 9iirglhatt.
8enn Die Wtlltter nid)t mebr an Sc
ben lit, erb0It Der 9ruoer, Solepb
@onted in Chicago, $500 uno bic
9riiOer hilbert @anied in Sranffurt
ant Main uno Otto @onied in Berg
Naiioil ic $3.50.
Sncorporatton.
Ger yGbeiopeafe Itbletic Club"
Uuroe geitern pom ben folgenoen Ser
rem iiir geiellige 3lpede %incorportrt:
Mar %&rumpbol5, Senrp g. &ou'nlon,
Soiepb 2enarber, Ganiel Sealep mo
Ileranoer =. 3i%mmermann.
GoS Z G it III c nj 8iIl's.
Haf Dem Teitamente beS am 20.
Sttober aeItorbenen HettSanpoIte@
q. &uilts Sill bat oerielbe lein gan'
3es 9ermogen eleidmaBi9 inter ieine
ainoer pertbeiIt; Die ainber iinb:
Hoger I. Gill, Hobert &. Gill, hilbert
g. @iG, Mnna slsneS 8in, Galpert
9. Sill uno NihoIas $. Gill.
@ei6iebene 2eute.
Sm areisgerid)t erbielt Srau Worb
&. aubn cine obiolute Sdeibrng bon
Charles $. allbn, ben lie am IL. So.
mar 1891 beiratbete.