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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Stnr6 an Gift.

Suul 9crnItCin Itirbt an Gift Grs
frantic ploBlid), no6oem er ans
Dem SoipitnI e>tlolicn moroCn
mar.
Sotl 9crnitcin, Scr in 6icii0cu
utiiiidcn &reiicn dis Elm aiinitlcr an.
Qcicben iultr6e u1o Scr on Sonnto0,
Den %. Wtoi, IN Icincr @o6mlng, 9&r.
tti3, Oits9oltimorc. StroBc, cine
groBe GoIiS 9lctiublimot 51t iid
no6m unb ms oSobna @optin3-So>
ipitol" gcbrod)t mcrocn mlBtc, itorb
ont Mtlthpod qben0 INN 70 llbr IN
iciucr Mobnung. Coroner Or, Suo,
Ter 9ob nod elmer llntcrill6ung Gin
&eroitt ob, 0cm3uiol9C @crnitcin al
WogcnIci0cn itorb, Ooa 0uourd Der.
rriodt nrlr0c, ooB CT 0oS %gcnonntc
@iIt 5l iid no0nt.
NcrnitCin murOc nm Is. 4}oi in Ici.
nen gltclier IN 6cluuBtloicm 3uitnns
DC allf Dem 9ooen lIcgcn0 oltlAciuts
Den un6 bon ieincm Nrllocr in elmer
altidc in 0oS 0cnonntc @oipttol &c.
idoift. Setn 3rItonO mar Scr 9t1-
gobc Scr Ier5tc 5uioI0c Gin fritiihcr,
0odJ ipGtcr crboltc CT iih. PIN Snnl.
Ito0 mllr6c CT c%ntIuiicm 0oh nod Der
HildfcDr no6 leiner @obning bcrs
lflimmcrtc lid icin 3uituno, un0 Or.
Soicpbion bon 9tr. 30, Silos9on0.
StroBc, mllr0c ber6ci Qcruicn. Der
FIRST itcIlte einen loOtcnidein aus,
lpclhcr 0abin lulltete, Dob 8crnItein
an 8oItro-Gntcriti2 ltnrb, Ole 0urd
@ift ~pcruriodt Wllroc, mcIhcS CT
Iclbit ST lid nobnt. @e0cr Scr Goro.
llcr nod Or. Soicpblon wolltcn olrgcs
ben, Oh Elm SclbitnlorO o0cr MIR Elm
3rfoQ oorlicge. 9crniteiu lOI IN lei.
ncnl fleincn Itclicr, in Dem lib nllr
elm Ofe1 uno 5luci StiibIc bciouoch
goll5 intereiionte Sti}5cn 0CS 2cbens
I'M 0bctto @oltimorc'a gcIieiert bo,
ben. @r genoB lcinc crIten Mtolitll.
Oicn I'M oMorpIou0 Snititut" mo ios
Damn qrobllirtc cr in YoriS. Gr CT.
frantic BORT uno no1 einem fllr5cn
guientbolte in cinem Barrier Soipi,
tai, gi1g CT nod) @olLonO unO Folcn
mo febrtc Damn noh Nnerito 5uriid.
Gr mar 30 Sabre alt unO Dcrbcirn-
tibet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
@aiiCnbanSs
@OlfSieit.
Eiingit-M Ontag,
ocn II. Snni,
SarlcD-Yarf

Sunocrt o9nbicS" per
NJ bt. - Sn ser norooitlihcn Yoli=
5ciitotion Lief 1citcrn Mtorgelt sic
9tod)ri6t Elm, 0oB ctlpo 100 Babies"
IN bcm 9iitritt ncrntiBt miirOcn. IS
iteltc iih icOot ip0tcr, oIS GopitGn
Cuttings bcrcltS Die Neierpc olli Oic
Sllde nnh Den alcinen ienbcn mol.
te, bcrouS, OoB Die &crnliBtcn MIR
ans Scocr, WodS unO SGgeip0bncn
%bcltun0cL uno ans 0cnt 2ooen bon
=. $. Solielpn gtr. 712, Ioro.Gur
bonl.StroBe, geitoblcn mprbcn ruos
rem. Ter @cIommtluertb Der Ellppen
bctrrtg etlpo $40 WnO ocn 0ieb bot
man nod nid)t crniidt.
9lnmcnuu d) oncrS re liz
en- bar 3. - Squire s. Z. DDS bon
Der norOoitIidcn Eolijciitotion fam
Itol5 lctn oltf lcincn 9iuf olS cbrlid)cr
6ricocnSrid)tcr. &or ctpo eiltenl Wto.
not lUurbc ibn cin Wtnnn poroefiibrt,
Der bon lcilCr 6roll Der Gcrnod)l0ili.
gnng, 8%rouinntcit, 9runtcnbeit II. +.
10. bCIduIoigt mnroc, uno Squire
Dds biclt Dem nof,lGiiigcn Gbcnlorut
cine Stonorc0c, Die lid) 9cnoitcn
bottc. Gcrlelbc Ocrlprnf, lid 5lt bel.
lcrit mo belt &Sort, 10 DOB geitcrn
Nod)nlitto1 Ole ebcntolioc nl,oliidli.
dc Gbe0ottln IN bic Yoli5eiltotion
fam mo Dem Squire fir icine glltcn
EienItc Gin ifoncS bouquet BON
Wo1nolicn iiberrcihtc. Sic ioatc, ibr
Monn perbicnc Jest 81 pro @ode mo
bringc Snmrlto09 oieie grobe Slmmc
nod) Sallc. Sic bonftc ocm Squire,
oob er einen 0lltcn oilS ibrcm lhIcd)-
ten Wonne 9cnlod)t babe.
Of tigc Ycrioncn
III @erih tSgcbGub mcr-
Den bemod)t. - Mui cine Dor
GINGER 3eit Dem NoIi5cimorihaa gu.
9cgnngene 9eidnperoc, ooB lid) be.
fnulte decentralization in ocl Gorri-
ooren heS @eridtSgcb0uoeS ltmbcr-
trcihcn nit Ser aligenlheinlid)en 9lbs
ltht, Die Otitglicber Der @eidnuorcrcn
in Griminulgeriht 81 b%ceinfluiien,
lpurocH r1cbrere @cbcimpoli5iitcn an.
t%orilirt, Die bctreiienoen Eerioncn 81
bcnbod)tcn mo Dem Eoli5einlorld,all
Scrld)t 81 erltottcn. Die 9cridltc lin0
elu9ereidlt mor0en mo Is l1Bt lid CT.
iebcn, Dab ca lid in oicicn SGllen
bouptI1d)lih nm Nnfloacn ipeQcn
llcbertrctung ocS Spirititoicnlicen5.
0eieBes bonoclt. Die Yoli5ci bat
p~orlGltiig feline mcitcren Sdrittc ge.
than, boh lit ea nid)t unpnbrihcin.
lid, Dob in ben nGdltcn Gogeu &c.
miilc &erboftungen ongeorbnct lucr.
Den.
Sorbereitungen ii Sen
e CONNER. llngeidbr 40 Wfit.
glieoer bes emory @rope Camp
Meeting &ereius" begoben lid &c
tern friib nod Glnorp 8rope, unt
El1Bc fir ibrc 3cltc fiir Den Som.
mer ms5uluhen. Sr. Geo. 6. Sap.
Iur lit Gr1lioent Des Gereina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
9(us Baltimore Gonntg.

6inon5en ocS GoltntpS. 9eIratDS'
2iccn3cn. - Die Sohi4nlen IN
Gonion. - &eridicoeneS.
GolnttosS do6mciiter uno Collector
q. Nl6crt MnDo bat Den Gommlllo'
rcn bon Baltimore q GottltD clltclt
9eriht ii6cr oic Golcftioncn llllo
a%[usaoben I'M Wonnt Otdt %nnterbrcl'
tet. IcnBuioIgc bctrugcn Die Glll-
nobmcn inn Moi $372,155.53 unO Die
9(uaQa6cn $32,010.55, blicben am l..
,Sllni AT 3ono $3l0,tll.9S. Qic Gin
nobmcn fiir Wfai porcn GROCER ais je
5ltuor in 0cmiclben Wtonot.
SciratbS Siccn5cn.
1Sn1 Bureau ocS &rei@8erifta SIT
Gomion purocn gcitcrn bic iol9cnocn
Neirntb3z &icen5en %crloilct:
9cuis @ilmcr GDIerS, 81, bon
Scrmuoo0, lln0 Nnno 0taD &ellcD,
2S, bon Salbroot. 9lpplifont Seth 8.
OILERS.
gti6oloS @. GoGonp, %, BON Sber'
mooo, mo Gecelio %. Greogban, %,
bon 8oUon5topn. 9lpplifont, Wt. S.
Greagbon.
Geo. Gong, Mittipcr, 80, bon Gron.
hor6t. un0 81. Wton Su0g, 80, Don
God NoOen.
GborleS Sod 40, g8ittlucr, Canton.
Iucn1te, uno Moric Wtugoolcnn lit.
ting @ittmc, #, Or. 14O5, Gnlors
StroBe.
Gle $ ohi 6uIe 3u Somion.
Yroi. Geo. i. y8iSncr, Erin5ipol
Der Sodihule SIT &oluion, bot Die
GountD : SdyulbcborOc crilrd)t, cinc
llntcrilldung Ocs 3ultonOca ocS
Sdulgcb0uoeS oor5u1ebncn. Nltd)
ocrlongt cr cine NcnOcrung I'M &cbs
Proportional Der Sdltle.
&eri6 icocnc3
8teSS. Sobn 9. 8tooilon mo IS,
Is. HogcrS boben ichS NdcrSono an
Der 6rcoerif -Nooo, nobc Guicott-
Gitp, fir $3125 an 6rou Wtouie So
mig perfauit.
Sn oem geitern im @oiicngeri6te
5u Somion er0ffneten SeItomcnte oeS
Sru. Soiepb @olfcr oronct oericI6c
Den &erforf ieineS gon5cn Ycltbs
tbllma on uuo binterlGBt Den Grl0S
81 glei6cn Gbcilcn icincn icdS Sim
bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Gus Mcttcr.

Sir WorplanO mo Den 2tltrltt
Columbia flares m0rmerc3 Mcttcr
llno noro0itlid)c gSinoC.
Ger hod)itc Gbermonlctcrlto10 mar
II @roo INN ! llbr A}od)n.
Ger nicori9itc (bcrmomctcritono
luar 5S @rn0 nm 1 llbr Wtorqcna.
Wittlcrcr Nnromcteritonb 29.9S.
Ger h0ditc SbcrmomctCrltnn0 Der
lettcn II Stlul0Cn in nohiolNcn0cH
StGotcn mar. luie iol9t: Galtport Is,
YortIono 56, Bolton 80, NIbonD Ga,
Nelps port 20, Nnrriaburg 10, NbiIa.
0clpbio 10, Ntlontic.Gitp 81, Cape
Dian 50, WolbinNton 6S, ?toriolf 20,
Charlotte 50, g9ilmington 81, Gbor-
Iciton 80, Suponnnb 81 &odiouoinc
81, Sltpiter Sc, &ep.gScit IS, Ntlnns
ia Sc. Wolltgomcrp %, 9tcm 3 Or
leans 81, Eolcitinc 81, @olpeiton IS,
Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Wempbi3 50,
Cincinnati n, Yittsburg a. SSmc-
90 GO, Buffalo IS, GlcoclonO IS, Dc
troit 70. Nlpeno 6S, WtorQllctte 50,
Green Ban a, Chicago 66. Gulutb
"A, ct. EouI 20, Ct. 2ollis IS, &ort-
IoS.Gitp 81, Smobo 76, Suron y,
@iSmord 80, Miuiiton rs, @oprc &C.
Sult 2ofe Gitp "A, 0cnpcr 50, Nortb.
Ylotte so, GoogesGitp IS, 2lrmoriao
81, Sos Nnac[Cs -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

E~crioncn, iurldDc bic Staot iualD.
rcno Scr Commemorate u%crlaiIcn,
fGnncn Den pScntid)cn Correspondent
fen" unO bnS SDnntagsblatt fir 6j
GcntS pru Munnt (uad) europa fit,
S1.30) per Euit 5ngcidift crbaltcn
Hrdjticitiec Nnmclbnng Der gorcii(
fir Den CONNER, cbcnIu bcs ctwaigcr
@cdirlS bc%riclbcn iino i'm Sntcrciit
Der 2cicr crmiinidt, nm llntcrbrc'
dung III Der 3nicnonns bcs glattcS
5i Derbiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Mrtbmr %. Hpbipn,

VT. 127, Eit.BLIttmort.Stra
Ha1agc Wotariats WclomcdIel.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir aue
Dampfcr- 2inien. Mciicp6iic, @chiel.
8elomediel gnb @eloicnbungen.
(apriIi4.fa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Ycrlonol Noti5. - Sralt
WariC MILLER, Wnttin 0ca Wilherci-
9eiibcrS Nrn. Soit Miilcr por Nr.
1904, NiaQltitb. Strnbe, miro am
9omcrltog, Den 10. SUM- nit ocn
Gainpter y6ricorid) Der @roBc" bon
Neip'Dort aus cine Hcilc nud)0 clltid)s
Iano ontretcn uno n0ditcu 0ienituo
nm IL WittogS lid) pom lllicn. 0o6n.
bof aus nod NemsDorf begcbcn. Trolt
WiiiQer beabiidtigt, ibre in llntcr.
HeidenbndL Gurbelien luobuboitc
Wittcr Srou Senriette @ro>lL ole
Dor bier Sabren bel ibrcr Eodltcr tic.
ben Wonate aitf 9eiudl luciltc, 81 be.
lllheli.
Scr ,9omen.&erein" Ser
nAllg. 0eutiden 8rciicn'
6eimotb" belt geitern Nod)mit'
tag inter Dem 8oriiB Der @ice'Er0'
lioeitiu, Srou Bertha 9lonf, ieinc
llollatltd)e Serlailtnllli1g op. Ssl,
lr. Wiorie SballuiBer fiibrte oo0
ErototoQ. SIS miiroe bcid)loilerL am
5peitcn Mtittpod) i'm Silli fir Ole
Snioiien I'M .@eiteno.Forf" Elm Eic-
mic 81 ueronitolten. Sic Gun1cn
Soui9 NobliS uno Gorl Stalificr
iuirocn ais Mitalieoer IN Den so
men &Crein" aufacnommen. Die
einnnbmen bctrugen $50 nno Die
gusgaben S71.30. Ser sIomen.Ter.
Elm" beihloB ierner, an Wittiupdl,
Den IA, SUM einen ausilus mad
Wcit. Nrlinoton 81 peranltoltcn. Is
iinoen in Den nadlten beioen Mono'
ten feline 8eriommlungen itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Staot Baltimore.
1tntcrhnItnnas . WcaiuCiicr.

rMuFI.9taSemic." - 2icfe gSohc: abe
SSrenh N}aio".
9tbcn6s 8 ttbr, idbrlihc Cpcrn 9uiiiibrlllo Der
MlelumetfhCl SpCruilaiiC, .
gpfuruH's GpuiCrt'@drtch, Sclntr'Rnno,. -
9eiIcn 0nus". ~ ScocH Ibcro poH 5 bis ll.5O
Guu8ertc.
,WIps' Bart" am BAD, Riprr, TdHItb
Taubeniuc NoriicuuUQcu.
nm 4 ltbr. Baltimore NCuCu lliuuirCdl.
electric Patt." - 2eciirCnncu am g., T., s..
seul6riter Bead. d" 1dQlibc GrmrfiouCu
her Sampfcr sypHliC".
mScntidee geniirnbune " WlnQitnl3nta9,
ben -. SuHi, SrithlInQs set i'm .Gurleo Rnrt".
,9noiutg Siitrttt Tr. 1914, :. II. a." -
Gurutnp. Den II. SuuI, 6umtlicu 9Iustlu9 nnd
9stefolu'3 SurlH.
,Niepaer. Wrinunpcretu." - Rtiu0it Cont
inp. Den II. NlHI. critics groBcs 6rilblingsieit
in lNlQnr' ElTF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Maiicnbnns.
Gplfsfcit.
Efingit.W ontng,
ben II. SUM,
Sarlcp.Yarf.
SamItaa- nno Sunntag-G rfnrTumcn

nod @oibinaton $t.25 ollf ser
,Yenniplpania.gobn. @iQete Iino
fir bic Hiidfobrt bis Sonntag
aberb giiltig. gae 3iige, Sen
yGongreiiional 2imiteo" alsgenom.
men. GSr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
gnS Dem Snncrn Warglanb's nnt
Den angrcnscnocu Staatcn.
Wnm WIib crihIoorn

8om Nltb err d | agen.
Sn Den InloNen oc9 N~rmenbouleS
BON IacgonpsG ountp, nabe 9eOior0,
iino 5lpci Fcrioncn bonn NliB crs
idlo9en mo cine brittle pcrlcbt NOR.
Den. Soluion Sroil mo Charles
&olurcncc uno Gin 9tcQcrtnobc, g8ol,
ter @ronniion, iudtcn Shub gcQen
Den Sturm in einem olten oils &ieb=
itnl bcnulbten @cbGu0c, ou9 nit CT
Ilcr bobcn &lippCl pcrlcbcn lit, Dcld)C
Den Nlib nermultbli6cr Ncilc on5oq.
Sroil mo scr Negcrtnnbc blicbcn
olIi Der Stcllc foot mo 2ofprcrcC
iuur0c nit Ioldlcr @cluult 81 Voocn
aelhleltocrt, oob cr %bcipuBtlo@ licgen
blieb.
Neuc NC0mtC.
@oupcrnclir Moriiclo bat iolQcnoc
~Grnennltngcn oorgcnommcn: Norru
i. @rotton, Sricben9ridtcr iiir 0cn
oritten 0iltrift BON Gorhcitcr Gourls
IN; ". &nmnlono Nluno, Stills
Wilobiitcr iiir Baltimore; GborlcS
4. Smith, @iilfS g~8iIobiltcr fir @ols
timorc-Gpmntp g. e. 9rolpniug,
Spe5ial- Eoli5iIt Scr Baltimore.
Ohio 9nbn.Go." in Garrett. Gountn
Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

""@ Ger v2uoipig : 0iitrift Nr.
t94" pom .0eutid)eu llliterltilsungH-
@uno" peronitaItet am Scnntog Ell
men SrlSilua mad, @iSfom's 0arm an
ser .olten 0reoerid &ooo. filr meI.
d,cn Elm tiiftises gomite % nmlif-
tioc Gor6creitlmgen ~actroffcn bat,
oaB alien Sbeilueblnern gcnubrcihe
Strrnoen in gnsiidt ltebei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
y Cuc W~CdnttC c.
Gaic @aagun . Sicnit smiid)en
Baltimore nno Sorrisbnra

miro bon Der oIcnniplponio giien-
bobn," an If. &uni b~c9inncno, olli
Den NnlhlnB5ii9en iilr Den 3ug %
oGbico9o 2imiteo" mo Bug -
nManbottnn Simitcb," rcipettipe BON
Baltimore nm I llbr NbcnoS mo BON
Sorrisburg INN 40 &ormittogS ob.
fobreno, cingeridtct mcrOcn. 0iele
8erbeiietnn9 olti bicicn popul1ren
3iigen miro BON Y~oiiu9ieret 5luiiden
Baltimore uno Chicago, GlcpeIonb,
Soleoo unb Detroit gcihGst weroen.
G60)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

g %itauer Oeru II.
gIiidt. - Ter 80 Sabre nltc 6rco
Aeier erlitt geItern oui Dem Gompicr
,Moin" 81 2ocuit.Eoin bei'm Nus
LADEN bon Sol5 einen 9rud) Oea
Iinfen 9eines. inoem ibnl ein id)me.
rer elmer eegen ooiielbe iicl. Gr
ipuroe nod Dem oMorpldnocr Uni
perlitGts- Soipitol" gebrudt.
BON einem Ser5leioen be-
fallen. - Ter 40 Sabre alte Sol.
llppermonn bon Nr. SIG, Geinbart-
StraBe, wiroe geitcrn in belpuBt'
loiem s3nitanoe nabe ieiner 8ot-
nilng in Siio Baltimore alIfgeiun.
ben. gr pllrbe nnf Dem gMarplan.
Der llniperiitots -5oipital" gebroft.
lpoielbit Die Mer3tc crfldrten oaB CT
bon einem Sersleioen beiolen NOR.
ben iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
4clbiemSmngcn nadJ SemtidlanS nnS
Ccitrcid

ScttreiH
AL "a Gents pro Marf unb 20R
Gents pro Grone. Gorto EXTRA.
@cdiel aiseeiteGt aui a0e 9beile
scr @cIt. Sbco. $. Sirner & Co.,,
TIA 8. .2egington-S Ctr. 3immer Er.
8. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

S%traRbnrser Sriiifcl.seberiunrlt,
ioiuic allc gum @nritscidlGft aebOren'
Den SclifatcHcn Erima Enalitat -
mGfigc Yrciic - ST babcn bet
Gonis $. HcttberH
966-96S 9crinston.Marf nnS
342-344 9pllins-M arft.
(U1ai20, 1WaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

""* Ger .Mebeer 8einngpcrein"
bat iiir n1d,iten Sonntag iein critics
groBcs 6riiblingsfeIt in @ilor' Earf
an Der Sorforo Hoao un9eln9t uno
nit Scn@orbereitlin9en Die $50. Sobn
Gnrih Wortin Gam mo Sobn Gol'
linanon betrout. Gin gltcs Gro.
gronm lit ieit ldnaerer Belt IN Sor-
bcrcihn1a uno iilr Grfri'hungen
oacr glrt 8oriorge g~etroffel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
@aiienbans.
@~aiienbans.
@ulfsfcit.
Efin9It.M ontas,
ben IL. 9nni,
3arlcg,Earf.
Sdiiisfartcn uun nnS mad SentldJ'
LAMB.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea-
iiite $50; @remen-9altimore bis
gum /. 9lrtgrit $3.50; BON 1. aug.
bis 1. Hopember $3.50 uno 5000.
Gumoreile 5u ~biQigcrem Frelle.
S6co. 8. Sicncr & So, 3immer Nr.
3. La Oit.9erinaton.Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Ger StoatS- 6eucrmcbr-
&crcin" bat ieine Snbresucriomm.
lung in @oQcrstomn geboltcn llnO Die
iolgcnocn Scrren ais 9eontte iiir ooS
n0d)ltc &obr crp1blt: Yr0liocnt &obll
0c8. Conn bon Mnnopolis, Sctrc.
tar Sobn Yeorre Wallb bon Weltmin-
tier, Shobmeiiter g. @altcr @rigbt
BON Cambridge, Senior.@ lce- Erdii.
Dent 9lnorcp s. Berger BON 9oIti-
more. Gic nGdite SabreSpcrlomm,
hung ioQ in annapolis geboIten luer-
Oen. Sin 9elhlrlB wuroe altgenom.
men, sic nGd)lte @eiebgcbung Inn cine
&crwiQiguna bon $1,000 81 eriuhen.
Nod Dem perlelenen SabreSbcrlt)tc
gcborcn 10 freimillige 6euertuebr-
Gompa1nicu aus allel Sbellen oea
Stootca 81 Dem &crein.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
FIELD's MINISTRIES.
Have Good Show attl1e Academy.
1ls q. .McFadden T might. 4.

Az q. Field Minstrcls played Inst night
10 full house at tho Academy, amd SEEM NJ,
IL Il nc &c ocessariiy, moro or less, the same
Il think every yeir, no matter what ef;,
fort . IL made to got away froil, atl1el OLD
lines. The show last nlgnl ailhereu lTUa
merfIperformaices, principally ~ thtts
I'm frst bart represented Y meetl,ig 81
tie Grldiron Club In the Arlington, Hotel
at rhis scee seryso vo AZ,
Dr. Osler, Admiral Togo, General 1iuro-
nntkin. officers Of the Eqult able .insurnh nee
y in,nnnny. }tlnd others before the public
eye soc Of the SNOW nild y tsW Or n.s UP y.
show, though most Of tho scenery WIS ~
nw anu tnnt used In tho closing scenes
McFadden Tonight. 8#
"nrcFaddcn's Row of Flats" Is In ity
tenth season, and Will be the o ~ ~
THO AGA deny o,nigih,t a mhu5 ~ o o rs
1h rat,nb' " "h Flats viii live forever.
Never was there a farce 80 un1 lain ~ 60
original In conception ana SO sn sn,
nov NJ. novelties have been added !! The com.
edv il It's pientltudo presents comedians
that are ACTUALLY funny. danGers al INV
Young Indies who Gun sing as well rs look
pretty. -
"Uncle DanI. s.
"a splendid comedy drama presented
BY q splendid company is the general
Verdict of ali who have seon ru n e.
Dan'I' at tho Bijou this week; Strict
" speaking, It Is rurai c ,nst ~ u ,rhich
tells the trials and tribulatlons Of Uncle
Dan' the. big hearted sheriff from jar
and nd ever ready wit, becomes a. favorlte
with the audience from his frst APP
pearance. lie Is one Of those whole 80 , ui.
ed, lovablc old men, who brings aoo ,.! :,
to DO good for others. but With TINT PUCK
and courage In tho face Of every ndvcr-
sity, which crowns his efforts with sue !.
cess in the end, such Is the q aom Iinc1e
DnnT," and around which many others
revolvc. Fred Wykoff, character actor 1
of unusual ability Is seen IN the tue 9
role and the supporting company Is
in their respective lines.
Howard HALL in his greatest SUCCESS,
"The Millionaire Detective" Will hold the
Bijou boards next week. {
Ahe Origin Of the Clansma11.
The story Of how The Clansman" &c same n
s mtea t 3nsh ny : n,ssie
presentation in this city at an. early date.
THOMAS Dixon, Jr., the author, while \, th g
guest Of Senator Ben Iiilman, OF Sou ,1
Who VII, = Killed iiii a negro soldier who had In
suited white woman on natrain' INC
negro companion eaped from the car,
Summoned his comrades, and marched to
the depot, where the train was standing;
The defender OF the woman's honor had
gotten off however but another z v, w III,
Ing, and after a hurried drum head court
martial, was sentenced to be shot.
When the. man. who dd the $ SHOOTING u y
heard the news he promptly surrendered
tntthn rla ok, troops and was executed.
4 monument wasNreccntly raised TO his
memory Mr.. Dixon was 80 deeply I'm.
pressed with tho tale, that he Woye our
or7it the story of "rhe Clansman.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SQUTHS|DE
Fire Averted at the Darlington
Tobacco Plant By Worklmren
and Fire Department.
child DIES OF TETANIv S
Carpenters Union Meeting Rev,
j. b. Cook Accepts Call-Dr.
Young Better.

BY the prompt arrival of some negro
!aborers and later the fire department
and their efficient work what might have
been a serious fire was averted at the
Carrintgon Tobacco Company's plant at
Fourth and cambridge Streets, The fire
started in some bags containing ground
tobacco stems from spark, the source
of which is unknown. 1t smouldered for
:. a while before 1t was discovered, and
then Mr. Rudd, Of Richmond, who IS
connected With the works, was telephoned
for He arrived with some negro hands,
and with the 6. assistance 2, of the fire DE-
partment ,soon. hud'the blaze under con-
troll. With the exception of the loss of
few of the bags no damage resulted,
Carpenters Union Meeting.
I. At a meeting of the carpenters union
Of Manchester last night Mr., James B.
Doherty and Mr. John NJ. Ryall, former
president of the Central Trades and La
Dor Council Of Richmond, spoke on the
organization of labor as the only method
whereby the working class might be able
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
TO BE BURIED HERE.
Ashes Come From Germany Tor
Intcrment in HOLLYWOOD.

Miss Florence Euker, one of the Rich--
mond teachers, who has-iust returned
from II trip abroad, Ia mailing arrangs-
ments for the intcrment OF the ashes os
Mr. Louis Eukcr, a former resident Or
this city The burial will take PLACE IN
HOLLYWOOD next Sunday at s O'Clock P. NJ.
MIR Euker. who, had lived many years
on Sentclnbcr "a, 1904. His remains We're
cremated and Temporarily inferred In the
Fatherland. AS Mr.. Euker had ekpress.d
q desire to have himself buried IN Holly
w ward his retnnlns TO this city. Mrs.
Eukcr wishes to have the burinl take
place on September 9th, at 5P. Must
Germany. But owing to other plans OF
Dr. Menzel, who will conduct, the ser
vices, this was found impracdca BILE; hence
the change to next Sunday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
TRAILER UP5E |
60 PEOPLE /: HURT
Car Thrown From Track On It's
Side and Dragged Some
Distance,
EVERYBODY . IN 1T INJURED
Accident Caused BY Failure Of
the Brakes to Work
Properly.
EVERYBODY IN 1T INJURED
(By Associated Fress.l

PlTTSBuRG, PA. September 13.-Sixty
passengers were injured, nine seriously,
by the overturning of a trailer attached
to a traction car on the Homestead d.
vision of the Eittsburg Railway Com
pany, near the Glcnwood bridge, early to-
day.
The accident was caused by the fail.
ure Of the brakes to work properly. The
car and trailer were crowded to their
fullest capacity, many of the passengers
being workmen on their way to the vari-
Gus plants in the vicinity. There Is. a
steep grade from the Glenwood bridge
TO Hays Junction, where cars Branch OFF
for surrounding points ar1 great caution
Is used by motormon. INC brakes re-
fused to act properly to-day. however,
and the cars descended the grade with
unusual speed.
At Hays Junction there Is sharp
curve. The first car managed TO round
the curve, but the trailer. carrying six
#ty passengers was thrown from the
track on It's side. A scene OF almost In
descrihable confusion followed as the up
set trailer was dragged along n considers
able distance before the motor cars
could be stopped.
Every one OF the sixty passengers wa;
bruised and injured. lis expected all
OF the injured will ultimately recover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
pronertv Transfers Tuesday.

Richmona-W. J.8Gilpan and wife to #, e.
Krug. 3S feet on north line}of Airsna!' street,
20 feet west OF Graham street, subject TO dead
Henry q Jones and VIII, to A.. G 1 ,!s +
e feet os on II sGHss ns :? stras yS 5eee
IS 5. j. Kelly, substitute trustee: and Mary
Ann, Francis j, and Catherine g keefe 70 +,
A, Hare, 80 foet on nti(l. line Of Clay street.
Mary Ann, Francis j. and Catherine Q, keete
10 same. SO feet on north Inc Of Clay street.
1S9 feet west OF Fifteenth Street. So.
Mary Ann and Francis J O. ksefe 70 same.
As feet on west line Of Fifteenth Street. &c feet
north OF Clay Street, S. -
Albert Ross ann Wife to Sarah Grimes, "a
ST. John and st. James Streets, S..
Henry S. Wailersten and wife to A. II.
Ok 20 fss OF R nnre Sq Street
cheseapeako and OHIO Railway Company ana ana
scaboard Air Line Railway to AXtelI ana
Msn sree r'I 10 fset from ot
Fifteenth Street, md running back to Frank
I'm street; II feet on mort nor,s na OF Erank. XIII
Ming back to Broad street, and III feet on
north s!do OF Main Street, northeast corner e
Fifteenth street; to be held IN trust b. sald
trustees for the maintenance Of q depot ana
yard for the Joint use Of said railway COM
L'yssay to Ea%sra
and Ohio Railway Company's rsht Of way,
about nile. beoy,; Richmond subject to deed
Tho Taa Title Company Of Richmond 70 7,
1 T., Finch % fee, on west line ,of I1owndes
Street, 50 fee, from L.tt!cpage Street, soy
| Alex H. Sands, special commlssioner, to 70 9
! r. Pope 7.So acres on the Hermitage Road
! near Laurel station, s662.5 80,
co, Pussy and Vile q 81 g. and Y; y. rol w.
4 Road, adjoining the property described heX'
above ant l5e feet on the hermtaTs lna aa
4 un!tes herein 10 release Hen OF deed Of
4 ,Iust on said property, s.5 l4Ff