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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Scrumc iuiro uumiuirt.

Ncm Dorf, y. 0ftobcr. -
@m. lr0Ocr9 &cromc lit pom rcplr.
blifoniidcu Golntu Gonucnt bcl,tc
Nbcno cinitimmiN sum QiItrifta Nm.
matt nonliuirt mur0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

EctcrSburg, -. SttoDor.
MouCronid)lG0c an allen Sm0Iurs
eden pur0c bcl,te Dem &oIfc worncn0
bctonnt Ncmodt Dob Die (ruppcu I'M
GGlcn bon Nlrbeit0rlmNcn INIT id,ar
len Eotroncn id)iebcn milr0cn Inter
0cn BON Sen Neh0r0en cr0vincnrn
WtnGnohnler lit Dos NUlrtrt Ger
StoOt bclltc rlbiacr. General Er,
po'i bottc, Inn 6oS Gcrtr0rcn I'm 0ic
Sld)crbeit pieber bcr5uitcllru. ollcn
%oocnbclitcrn @ciilln3 NCQt1cu Sic
on lbrcn Hobenicnltcrn ouQc1r0htrn
NrcttcrporidIG1c mGbrc1o Scr 9}adt
81 bclCitIQcm mo bclltc M|ur0cn uo.
rem mic0cr ollie S0oqn ac0iilct. Mlcint
NbtbcilunAcn SoI6nten linO iibcr sic
StroBcn ullO WorftplGbC ucrthcllt.
nm Nromina 81 boltcn. SoQor ole
Dorncbmcn @nr6esHclimcutcr. ruic
0a5 FrcobroicnSfp., baS SCmionoms
tn HcAiment mo Die BoroC9ilitcr ijnn
3lim ACKNOWLEDGEMENT beranQcodcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
@cridJtCt.

9irming h N, NI1., -. Eft.
- anorem 5beIoon, elm )}cacr. mur
De bellte I'M bicliGcn @ciduRniBboi,
ourd Den Strang bingcrihtct. Gr
bate i'm letten &omlnr G0nor0 nj
morL einen @drtcr ser .Youi@uille
uno Hoibpiuc . 9o6n," Crmor0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
ShtffSfartcn Dpu auo uadl SeutjdJ.
lnnO.

Son Baltimore bis @renen: SEA.
iilte $40 nnO $3.50; 9renen-@aI.
illllore bis gum 1. Nopember $3.50
lt1o $62.50; bonn +. Hopember bis
|. Nil8u't $3.50. Grnoreiie SIT bill.
llgcrem Freiic. Slcu. s. Sicncr &
So, 3immcr Nr. 3, ia Oit.2eriua.
ton'Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
uno onntao Grfuriiuucn

nod @oibin9ton $1.2j AMI ser
.Yenniplpania 9abn." @iQcte limo
fir Die Hiidiabrt bis Sonntag
Mbeno 9iItia. aae 3iiac. Ocll
Congregational 2imiteo" au5genom.
men. G6r&Ga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

/ Nnc6men. Gle NepohttIouGrcn Ia.
ben Nadridten nerbrcitct, 0aB cine
Rcpohttioq quSaebrodcn icl ulO bic
miloe'tcB Arijdac iinO in Der Sto0t
inn llmlmtI. Sos cine @crijdt bcluQt
}. 81 OoB cine prppiioriihc NcAicrlmQ
cinQcicbt if Bic b~ciicren aloiien
iiIrdbtrn lid, lire Sdricr 5u pcrlolicn.
@Ghrcno Der Nadt mlr0cn uiclc
Nol@ncriomnllU0cn o%baeholtc1.
NQitotorCn am Mcrt.
Cb>uobI 0ic 9nriQobc. Ocn ollQemei.
rrn Strifc Finger, ais nod ciniQc
Gage iort5uiijGrcn, OouitGnoiQ boil
mmQalo3 ST. icin ihcint, lit Is be3ciN.
memo iiir ona tici ~cin0cuur}cItc Scb-
men uob 6rcibcit, oob sic NQitotorcn
oli mcnla SdJmicri0tcitcn itieBcn IN
ihrcn &cnilbunNcL nllc Nrbeitcrflo'.
len sum 2lnihlllB an bic ]rcQiCrluQSs
icinOlidcu lcn1onltrutioncn 81 bCme
gen. &ll elmer NcrlonmllluQ nom &c,
lcQoten Der Ncrllfa. llnioncL b~cltebcno
aus Gottoren 9lpotbctcrn u1o 2loOos
fotcn. lullrhc bcid)lpiicn morQcn an
Den Strife 81 Acbcn un0 i'm Nll2iton0
III bc6orrcu, bis cine &crioIiung3
%criommlmlQ cinbcruiCn ici.
0ic Icbtcn Nohrihtcn aus Ntin2t,
&icif lnO S0rotoii lulltcn bcurnrubi
Qcn0. Nnc 3citlmQcn IN @iciL bis olri
cine, bubcn iib III @lnitcn oc9 Stritc2
Crfldrt. ,Mn SurutolI limo ale 2lpo-
tbctcn 9cihloiicn Die StroBeu unbc-
ICudtct mo feline 3Citln1cn crihci.
men. Ser Stootrotb bat cincn 2lll2
iduB sum Sdubc bon Hcbcu mo 81
gcntblnt o%rdnnllirt.
Plus Dem, &rmcrn foumct ulr ip0r-
Iihe NndrihterL 0oh audi BORT bat
lih bic Gage nidt ucrbciiert. Der
IGElidcn Wtcl0lnQcn ans @bortoli 5lr
ioldc Gobcn BORT 0ic [rllppCu nit 0cn
G%nlocntcn mno Stritcrn Qcnlcin.
ihoItljdC Sobc Ncnloht. %n uIcIcn
NIdbcn limo 0ic S6uIcn g2ihlolcn;
oIlh Die ShiiIcrimcn Der &od)idJulc
in N2toil limo an Den Strife QcQon-
Qcn.
0icS adj logciu NJ o@tuM
NJ o3foM y. Cttobcr. - NuG
9@lnQcltclltc DER Nniicr mn0 @o9mcr
fc louie Der Observation-Disclosures ltc.t
ten bCrtc Die 2lrbeit Gin. Ser @euc.
raj e @ouUrruclr ucrfijnoCt Ourdl ci
ne Hr]otlanlutIoM 0uB Scr Ncrtcbr
olli Der Nicolai Mo5fou @uhI
mIc0Cr bCrQCltcut lpcrOCn un0 0oB Der
StrItc Ole Stu0t niht Ouuon ubDaI
ten miro, cinCn Q%CuilQcu0Cl Norrutb
uon &cbCn@nIittcIn }lt C%rlunQeu. Ser
@ouuerneuW iilGt bin5uL Oob (ruppcn
}lrm Sdutc Der iricolidNciimtcn
>NIlI ~ NI'H >pCIINN uCl SlUul uIl'
acltrllt lIno, NM ouB lie pon lest al
bcl'nl crltrn 3eldlcn elmer Rubclt6.
rna lolort ,dlorl ldicBCn mer0cn.
Gic ErotIomotion crurobnt ate a.,
ten @iiraCr, loiort an ibrc Quuobn,}
Nrlddlti0lWN }ltriId}ltchrcu.
Gle Stritcr bclditiAcn troB 0icl2r
Proclamation Die %obritcn III mel
diem nod Gcorbcitct miro, lm0 merlcl
0ic 6enltcr OcricIbcn elm. Gle Ma
tional . Eotriotiihe %i0o. mcldc fiir}
lid Sur Grbultrul0 Der Cromtng Or
Noniiirt mlW0C, miro mOr0Cn cine
Ncriammlung bier 6ultcu, lnt cine
Mili5 sur NcfdmpiunQ Der llmItiir}
Ter 81 or9oniiircu lwo M bcmaiincn.
Wrnrrol Ercpnii' 2unrr.
iiht
Wc+cra6rr, o. 0ft,tor
Oc,,or,f 7~ro,,,; 1Trs mi,i;to, ,o.
- ~ O. q ~ = e - e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

len. Iic Erciic Der Nobrmgsmit
tellL aoblcn unO oea EetroIcml8 itei
gen raid"
Gpotfuhncm CitprcuBcn u.
Cftobcr. - &irboucn, Die lcbtc Stn.
ton oui ser ruiiiihcn Scitc Der
@rcn3c, lit nit Irlppcn Geiiillt.
@itte'& Ginflub ouf SEN
G30ren.
PETERSBURG -. Cttobcr.
0bmobI @ittc nod niht iorncu ais
Ercmicrminiitcr inituQirt lit, be
berridt er bod Die Qeinmmtc Situa
tion u%oQit0nOiQ. Scin GinillB oltl
Den G5urcn lit icbt ol,aihlugGCbeno
9cluorOen. Ter bieiiQe &crtrctcr Der
%aNnociirtcn Ereile" fam Oorilbcr Iol
9etl0e bc5cihnen0c G]in}clnbcitcn be.
rid)tcn: Nla @ittc Dor &llr}Cm I'M
Fctcrbof mCiItc, icttC CT 0cm G5orcu
feline FlGnc nit riidholtloicr Oiicn.
belt dllaelllun0Cr. Die ulltofratiihe
@crpolt, IoQtc CT, mitllc bclhrdnft mo
0ent NoIfc cine mcitQcbcn0c Sclbit-
pcrnoltlnnG cl%nQcrdtmt mcr0cn. Ger
G5ur ncrl0nQte BON Mittc, 0Qb err linn
sic SitllotiOn o6nc jeOc Weih0niulu1a
,, So r,.5I,,> W,i,tn E ~"
nsni,,,, r,,nh;, -. ,,.ina
,,;M, >nI;aih,
1ne,%ym w,
,, 2,n,, Ni,;,, ",
n.,; ,,;A4 .,,sG,r,n fSm, nn
-; a,%>, ,,,> n$h1,
Gasn,a E I,ma,u.M * tCmA.m,
,',> 81, ~G,,. w.. n,.,,
To;u, ,.tr... G,,
So ;,i,,, oIr>N. nn I'',,"y
N". Sn,,.h;n ,t,m
~ "'"'''', ",''','''" ''t'"
WrnubIif IN non, r,,i,iifcr Mc;rhc Na
iri SOS N,orcr Eir;4t Son 02iiriho,
Oca Qinlfr1 Hrhmrun III tronrlr mi
sic lnpcrontportIihc oltofrotiihr
Nerridait III nrr,idtcu mn cine g}rr.
ioiiltno III ocmIhrru. Nic rin WPiniitr
rilm poricbcn miir0c. 0os Dem $40
rem unN Den Wo(fspcrtrrtrru olrih
ncroumortlih irin miintr Scr 6,or
iprOcrtc @ittc mti, cincu Gutmuri ri
ncr ioldcn Ncrioinrno nrsuorbcitcu
Iic9 ocIhoh Ser 0ntnuri mirne
ocul G,orrn nnr lcRtrn Snunton mr..
oclcat NM MN INN n]rnrhriot
gRittc crflGrtc iih bcrcit Nos 9In,t ri
mes Grcmicrminiitcrs n"nutrchnpr
icopd mltcr ser Wc0iumm1 hop cr
sir ouncrrn Ho6iuptamit1Jirorr irlbit
crncnnc lrnb Nicpronnrn ororrrn
ais Dem 0}orcn g}rriht ~ IRRITATION
babe.
EtoIion bo,+ o.4n.
oui @ittc.
Vi ont - Cttobcr. - Gle ans Er.
l'r"ollrN commence Nudrldt DOB
ORA SNl>ie }lUl Frcnller oc@ nelcn
@"ill'''r @ooIIlrl@ NM pctt1chenoen
%o'-ll'uu)l'h crliollllt lpcrocn )oIro, ut
U''r 'I'I GROCER "F'rleolAlllld olIt0c
noIl'll''l >ooroclL llno one |rlldt bot
H''9orlId 9e'lIloclh ooB rr bct SSles
o'forrl''IIlllla %9'oronctrr 3ultonoe
UT NoI'5'o Nepleie Nl'BIollo cbrn'o
vIIo'H'Vlu) 'eil loeroc, me bclm Nb-
'u)lllB oc@ "rItocn" III Fort2n1outb.
$I' ''lr''oen MllBIollo@ lperocl
u''' o''l %o''oeI 5loIIcn" Ctlrll nod)
Io'''l"'' e'I'll'B oi'3l'oclL od ne olc
"'''I''uL Don Seloe ll'lo No't orrbt1.
o'I''' "'io' 9rtIIel locroell inter &c
p'o''VtrII "er0oI''I')rIi N bctrudtIls
"''' "'v''8Vl' aus @lolleII oortbm
ul'HHCIHptI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

lWontn. yer HeBtere CAB HleDret'
Su)ll'Ie ull1 9tOcIier aD' loeId)er an.
'o'V8lctlfu)e FrOllaIlIuiIol'el' De'
lQC''Ie'
SIN &outo1u@.
3iili5, auufuiicn, y. Gttobcr.
= Sic Geuolutioniitcn BADEN cine
Proclamation crloiicn meIhc Ole &2,
frttcn %uulior0crt, iid) nidt sur sab
ne ju i|tcllcn, louOeru Die 9tcpollltIoll
81 uutcritilbcn.
"ufh -" Nl'oo't, @!H ~"'
fer b0Oel cIIl'H llil SNoIIrH lUI ",'
Jte0Iefllld llIo Nv FIl'l'o Sp"o'''''
bclradtelcll 2Na8HoH lp'8aV''oll''''''''
Hbtup IHN8 IN el"ltFlHoH'
loo'
Gf0tcrlno@lup, NuBlnno, p.
Cttobcr. GlC Iruppcl1 ll1o bier
non ocu StroBcu }lrrlltNcjo9cn nm
DER ilbcr Die StoOt ]ucrb01atc tIclnc
NcIuQcrlulGa}uit0nO 1T alIr @e'ud)
Der Nijrlcr u%llIQcbobcn poroc1. Ser
&crtcbr miro luIcocr oltrQcllomulclL,
mo NcrlumuilInQcn lollen NIT Csc
uchnliQlml Der Nc9icrlna lplcocr &c.
ltuttct mcrOcn. Qic NccrOiQlm0 Der
udbrel1O ser tilr}IidCn bicliQcn @ra
molIc act0Otctcn Cpicr ion0 bclttr of.
he Nltbcit0rumg itutt.
Stuocnten crr1htetrn
H0rrItdoeN.
Fctcr@burM y. Cftober. -
Nlt2 Hhorto1 ut olc Mtelollld ellldc
trorren, Dob Stnocrtcll mo StrItcr
1ld) oe@ U~}lttelplnlttc@ Der Stoot no
Ole llnlpcr'Itot @otbcorolc II. !. NJ.
beIc1cn NM, bcnludtl0lcM |orrlto
Den crrId)tetcll EN- rc3elnlablae@ sort
onIeaten lulo cine propl'orlld)e HcNlcs
rllll9 erlouDIirlL obcr tllhlc UebcrIc.
1lul1 am brtocn SeItcn Tltbrtc }ll Ell.
mem Nlr2Nlclh mo Die Grceoentcn
onrrif1 IWlbcDcIIl0t ob5lcber1.
Nu2 un0crcn Staotcn ton1mcn Iltcl.
olm9cn pom tlrlncrcn (lnrtbcn, oIIctn
mi HIl1enlcllcll 1ltbrcn Die Strltcr
tbren @t'dlllB olrd), inter @eobdd)-
tll19 Der NrommB 81 p%roteltlrcn lln0
oor}utblnL ooB We mr. ole Selb'trr9lcs
RING relr mo,
Critics M Nnnrrn 0r4
Ncid9.
9nh3 y 0ftobcr y, nr,
oroHcn Spinncrcirn INN l}n,rorafi
imO onDcrrn biriiocu Go6rifrn murine
oritcrn Die gCrbcit riuorltcnt nm hrItc
hot rim Generals trifr hr,onurr
0uraf u 0ftobcr &m Cir.
fIona mit Ocr Iorncrurocn Ser ctri.
fer bot Sic glrbcit in sen hiriiocr $40.
oirrrmos.GtobIiiicmcnt ouiorh6rt
NroSuonoraf 81. cibiri,r
y. Cftobcr. PIN Scr Dit Sibiri.
idcn Nohn" lit Elm Strifr mIsorbro.
den.
: y VI" II, - ~''optt. H9l.
trln rcn]nrrtionSrr Mer,,,nnLr,,n,,
ms om Is 0ftobcr mira rin o0or,
mcincr ctrifc crmortct 7ir SIKH.
runonittcI lrriir l~trior, ihnr0 81,
Eclrpbnn Q]irrbruhluo nIit qon, III
rntrrbrodcn.
Ser Milit6r. Wormcrrr,r bot nrci
ppIniidrn }ritm1cu zinc WrInhup,
bon 10 $3.50 ouirrlrnt mcil i, N,E.
rihtcn phnc sic Grloubnip nps SEN
TORS ncr6ifrutliht bobpr
@ihou, u Nftnbcr Einc h;r.
Iioc Wonf 1T nurd, brmoifnctp RI,brr
ouSocpliin6crt morbcr
@iciL27 y. Cftobcr. - 7os hicii,r
Sdobomt un6 ser 9Ioliibuft linn ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Yanif III petersburg.
Mirrmnrr in HnNldnO mirO Immcr
1rnRrr.


}Tob. Vf'eil'TIiji@ Der We
r;idtr liner cine Wnttcrci mi
SW'"ul'di'I'H 81 S'o"''oPoI
Gurmiirfr Ser miriirrr nou ne,
u'H Ii"I eIIIe otTI''Id''Io' SNI'
fu,1 hoi,t ShIimmr lI1h
rluIEIl ans pHrldl'otiI'l S0'IiV''
oo. N,~,rcnraihps
F'I'F@oHF 81 =" ~'Ioo'I'
2N0ptcHo OF" oeIiiIItIi ''uuIII'''u''
oerof'II'i'H ''o) olVt o'e 'oI'o'i''u we
rIlaI' lIio eIIV p~"''lI'IlLHV 0lLI'I'
lllIllIJ pHIIluUIIJlt llu) OCT SIuoI. SE
Sijo'I'I'H V'1uIlII'l, 'IU otI oet l'lIl-
pcr'ltol I'M S~>0olol'rIcl "o''ll'.
NlIIoo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l''o ll''-
oldtcl oeN SIIl'ulllB all, 0ellle |pCno
ocHl NtlIItor }lllI Srobe rlllc %er'
NonlnlJllll0 Ut luHId)er o'e Hroclier
rlll0cIoocn ~'ro'h 'oIIl'lL III oell
'Illocr'ltoi2 "rpoIlo'l oo5HDoIl'A'
AIc Nr0lcrllllN ooiie ldo'l Ae)I'r'l
Hbcl1o oldctlnloIAt oaB )le rene DER
ortldr %crlalNlilIlnld ollIoeh fperoc.
@cHcroI SrCpon 'Uidie Srllppch op'
nm olr llllocr'idt 81 llnljlll9cIlL H..
CIll Gon'IItt miro Icoell @lI9cnolId c.
loortrt, 3llornl ut Is och Sfrltcrli
0cIlll0CL Que N'o'dIllcrle DER cIFttrl.
'dcIl "cIclld)tiIIl0 yum StIllltollo }l
brIll0clL mo olc Staot miro )onlIt III
Der ionlnlellocn Nod)t oDle %cI'ld).
tlllla lcll,
%lcIc %crltortllll0Cll mr. ole lrlIp.
pen Iolldrl Dclltc bier an. Nlr SCI
ocn 8lIrol)lrc, EN- Nc4lnlcllt @ll)orClt
llllo oo3 Nc9m1ent Anl@t ltno aus
ejor@tolc SCIo rlI10ctro'rcm, llno
COCO M|olm llllO ST @o''cr bon NcolI
aus lInicNpcA@. Nfcbrcrc 3llNc Do.
ben inter mlIltorllder G9tortc bcltr
oIc Nohrt nod Mo3toI %erjlpnnArl,
oIIcm mlNIl0Nlclnen 1T ole2Scrtchr@
"'I' -. '"I,''',", -, ",I',r''
~'''"'' ''|n''p'' ~.
,, o,t,., otC.L,:I ,n..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21

wANTED--Aen and boys to learn plumbing
trade; cannot supply demand for graduates; ~
to q per day many complete course In two months
association Send for free catalogue. COYNE
RROS. co. PLUMBING SCHOOLS. 239 to c4s lOta
av.. New York city: Cincinnati Ohio: 81, Louis Mo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
CHEWED HIS WHISPERS OFF.
Cousin Also Spoiled Rabbi Mctzser's Conc
bats With His WIFE,

Cousin Also Spoiled Rabbi Mctzser's Conc
bats With His VIE.
Rabbi Jacob Metzger Of 22l RivinGton
street, who UP to Wednesday night had
long luxuriant beard. appeared yesterday
in the Fsse Market police court with tho
whiskers considerably cropped, and it was
evident that the sacrilegious shears of a
barber had had a part in the Transformation.
Metzger appeared as complainant against
Aaron Klarburg. who boards with him
end Ia a cousin of his wife. Metzger de-
clared that Klarbrrg would not allow him
to have a fight with his wife without inter-
fering.
.somedimes We kadt disbudes. but We
couldt hat fitted dem ewid to finish only
for dat man.
aYou say this man mutilated your
whiskere, said Magistrate Wahle, Explain
what he did
.Chudgc, so hcllup me-" said Metzger.
she ate DEM
.What = that2' continued the Magistrate.
.Iisten, said Metzger. Ven he wouldn't
led me fight init mine vito ! catch him by
der coad collar undt he grabs me by mine
pants from bebindt 'indt t'rows me on the
fioor. Ven he geds me down he commenced
to ate mine viskers lige regular goad. 1
couldn I do nottings.'
According to Metzger's statement. Kler-
burg started at the end of the patch on the
right side and chcwed along, with the
rnpidity OF a lawn mower. When ne got
up near tic chin the growth was heavier
and It bothered his teeth. Metzger's
screams aroused neighbors, who reported
them before the left side had been trimmed.
Metzger declared. however, that 1t was
necessary for him to 60 to barber and
have the left side cropped so that the land
scape effect would not be spoiled.
There were many witne sses on both
sides. The Magistrate finally decided that
az It was family affair and there .wGs a
conflict OF testimony he would dismiss the
case.
About 200 excited men, women and chill
dren argued the case over again on the Ride .
walk until q court cop chased them home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
HE'LL NANTED--FEMAI.E.

FANCY FEATHERS Good hands Oh fancy
feathers: best prices paid: work for the season
ZUCkER q JOSEPHY. 7i5fi7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
HELP WANTTD-MALE.

MRS. L. SEELY has removed her employment,
bureau IN ~ West spth A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
News Of Plays and Players.

10 thi aehcata, the Spanish dancer, Is coming
st.iu 's country again. Oscar Hammer
dsy received cable despatch yestsr.
haa ;n n3m his Paris agent saying that he
on Hs uuced her to sign contract TO appear
~ssls hmersten's Paradise roof for. four
Josnn beginning July 81.
to NAV crooks has engaged Mary Ryan
e. + r. hMh Clonton In his revival of
sleys play Home Folks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
Quality, good taste and

Quality, good taste and
fair prices describe my ohics hirni.
ture and my way of selling It.
There's no room for cheap furni.
ture In my showrooms - no more
room than there should be in your
Office.
Would you appreciate what quail
ity in furniture means2-then visit
me at ais Canal St.
CHARLES E. MATTHEWS,
door East OF Broadway-27S Canal 81.
Telephone 1899 Spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
HUSTLING FOR BRIDES.
Three DUNG Men Have Agreed 10 Forfeit
$50 Each Unless Married by July 4.

Three young Jersey City men with many
friends in the Hudson City section have
signed the following agreement:
1t ia mu tually agreed that we. tho under
signed, shall Immediately court some young
woman with matrimonial intent. and. in the
event Of any OF us not becoming enga 1cd by
Jan. 1, and married by July 4. 1905. he shall
forfeit the sum OF $50.
The document bears the signatures OF
George j. Stillmsn, a lawyer; William
Locke, son Of Constable Joe Locke, and
clerk OF tho 81 cond District Court, and
James murray p, Who y employed BY the
was drawn up by Mr. stillman and exc
cuted by himself and friends on July 8.
II il said that two Of the trio have picked
out girls and the third Is hustling. Each
man ia confident that ne won't have to
shell oft the forfeit.
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Carpathia signalled.

The Cunard liner Carpathia. from Liver
poo. and Queenstown, was reported by
Mafconi wireless at clock yesterday after
noon a cam of Nantucket lightship. She
PRO ally will lie up to her + Ter efore noon
;g-,.y.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-09
A FRIENDLY SUIT.

II appears that there Ia 10 be what
may bo termed n friendly" suit to de-
'crmino the legality OF the water bond,
TO be issued by this city IN conformity
with the decision Of the people at the
bonds election, This Ia all right, II Ia
necessary to hrlng the matter before
the supreme Govt, 80 that tho doubt
entertained by the Mutual Lfo InNlr.
onoo Company may be dlssipolod, with
out delay,
This IL very different from the dllO-
tory scheme Of obstruction which this
paper has exposed and denounced, A
genuine test before the court of last
resort IN this state need not involve
procrastlnailon or obstruction 1t may
DO hastcnod 10 speedy decision, This
" necessary, IN order that the options
on the waicI-rlghts to the streams ~
the colionwoods may moi lapse, and the
plans for furnishing this city with a
full water supply may not be subvcrl-
cd
tho way OF the sale of the bonds, II II
had not been for the underhand dolngs
of persons who desired 10 hinder tho
work undertaken by The city for this NJ.
scntlal Improvement suspicion was
east upon tho legality OF the bonds by
ploitcre for the possession Of the munI-
cipol administration, who desired TO,
At least postpone the contamination OF
the bonds negotiations until after the
coming fall election,
Of coulrao the grcat company which
offered TO take The bonds az premium
had 10 DO sure that the business trans.
action was legally Ofe, and 80 when
private inslnuatlons were made 10 tn
dotrimont Of the bonds, inquiries had
90 be instituted ana the delay plotted
for hao 40 far been accomplished, But
Il the supreme Court VIII advance tho
case 10 that II may ho heard ANA deter
mined IN Time 10 close the doal before
tho optons on the wWer rights mon.
toned have expired II ~ possible that
,ho way VIII be cleared for the progros,
of the great work Of Improvement that
has been plonuod Tor the bonont OF tho
city,
II would seem that M consideration
of the friendly suit now Instituted, tina
hostile action proposed VIII be uban.
donod, as I, ought tn be We hopo
that the whole matter viii be- speedily
admilcotod and that all classes OF our
cltIsona win pull together for the NJ.
building ana advancement Of tho pub.
Ne lulCppktg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-09
CASES or LONGEVITY

The Washington Star quotes IAN old
inhabitant' who, after having given
much study TO the subject Of longevity,
came 10 the conclusion that most
claimants 10 an age OF a hundred years,
or moro, wore simply mistaken In the
date OF their births
Tho Star, without disputlng the sub.
stanlia correctness Of this Abatement,
points out that II In nevertheless true
that a great many persons pass the
century mark In census Of Great
Britain, our contemporary aaya, taken
about 10 years ago, II was shown that
$40 persons within thu period Of tho
census had lived TO be moro than 100
years old The following instances are,
further quoted An authenticated
Or dalen, the great physician who
died somewhere In the carly period Of
the chrIatan era, had worried along
through 40 years of earthly existence,
Az late as the year 1900 there was a
woman slave IN Jamaica who was re-.
uptod TO bo 1875 years old Her name
was cooba She IN ~ frequent mention
IN books ON longevity ilor memory
wns perfect mp 10 tho time ~ her doath
In 1919 Eamlna Diamond died AZ King.
sion, Jamaica, agod no, At Port ROYAL
ON that island, also IN tho year 1919
died Ann Wlgnall, over whose head tho
summers " 100 years had shed their
sunshine, Ann was slave who was
captured IN Africa ana carried to tho
WcHl Indies,
Probably the Oldest man during The
Christian era WAS Henry jenkins, u IA.
boror, who was born IN Elortop .on.
Slade, lie was ~ years old when tho
battle Of Flodden field was fought on
his tomb In Bolton ohurchyard ia IN.
eorlbod Horny Jenkins, aged 100 I'm
the last century Of His he Jenklns was
a fisherman ana used 10 wade streams
lie was frequently sworn In chanccry
ana other courts to above 40 years
memory jenkins had, 80 the records
show lived under nine soyorclgns In
England, lie was born az the time
when tho Catholic religion was ostab.
llshcd by law, ana lived whom Protest.
anIlrm was restored by Elizabeth
There arc many similar instances Of
longevity They are found m an eli.
mates, ana among all kinds ot occupa-
tions, There would be more Of them
were people generally better acquainted
with tho laws OF nature, ana moro win.
lng TO render perfect obedience to them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-09
A GREAT ArrR ACTION,

The people NJ Salt Lake Guy, In com.
mon with the citizens Of the state
generally should take pride aa well
M pleasure In the great success Of tho
charming Utah vocalist Miss emma
Lucy Gates whoac fame extends
throughout the land and into European
connirles Born and reared m these
mountains, she IN truly a bird Of eong,
md having had the benefit " the Yery
hes, training IN both bemlspheres, pho
stands In the front rank ~ the lyric
world Tonight she Ia TO appear before
tho Salt Lake public in the Tabernacle
nnd VIII render some Of the choicest
sooction6 from her extensive repertoire
The concert arranged for her VIII ~
most enjoyable Tho several artists who
VIII assist ARE named on the program
published IN another part Of the Des.
crot News, We bospoak for them all a
rouslng reception aud great audience.
The people here are favored with NO
much music Of splendid quality gratis,
that II " somewhat dinloul TO draw a
very great crowd when an admission
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-09
Y l.. AND Y, NJ, NJ I, A.
CONFERENCE.

Tho Genera Conference Of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies MUTUAL In.
provtmont Associations ~ tho Church
OF Jesus christ OF Latter-dey Saints
viii 10 held IN salt Lake CITY on Fri.
day faiurdoy and sunday, June 0, 10
and II 1905,
on Friday and Saturday, Juno 0 and
10, business meetings viii be hold nt 10
a, NJ ana ? p, m, Tho first meeting,
Friday morning, viii be held oon-
Jointly, IN Hnrrntt lIaG mlb.
roqueni meetings Far ,ho Young Ia.
dies In tho Fourteenth Ward assembly
rooms, and for the Young Men IN Bar.
raft hall ConjoInt officers meeting
VIII be held on sunday morning, juno
H. at 10 o'clock, In tho Assembly hail.
and general public meetings In the Tab
ernaclo NJ 2 and O'Clock y, m, of that
day
All officers and members Of the asso-
Citations are requested TO be present AZ
all the meetings, and cordial invita-.
ton Ia extended to all the saints 10 at.
tend the Tabernacle meetings They
win also be made welcome nj the bust.
meas meetings,
JOSEPH Y, SMITH,
General Superintendent Y, NJ, NJ, I, A.
THOMAS hull,
Secretary Y, NJ, NJ, ! A.
MARTHA H. -TiNdrY,
ProsIdont v H. NJ, "a,
ANN NJ, CANNON,
secretary y. l., NJ I, A.