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, 1905-06-28
Killed Wife and Himself.

Seattle, Wash, June 2S.-Joseph G..
Abbott, an electrician and bartender,
shot and killed him wife, known as
Dolly Gibson, and then shot himself
fatally, in a lodging house. He left
a letter in which he said he could not
bear the disgrace which his wife had
brought upon them. He said he had
pleaded with her to lead a better life.
but it had done no good, and he had
ended it all by shooting the woman
and himself.
, 1905-06-28
DILL ON TRUSTS To
GRADUATING CLASS

mo intelligent man or woman can
fail to realize hat the smoke on the
social, financial and political horizon
indicates fire. Great ag~grogations of
capital are often the center of which
evils become most apparent, but they
are merely symptoms. not the disease,
not the cause Real evils lie in char
acter. | do not mean the other man,
but you n me. 1t is personal graft
ing which. foreign to American char
acter, has been developed by the mad
race for wealth and recognition Of
false standards by educated men in
the struggle for business and social
prominence"
, 1905-06-28
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
At HIS ALMA MATER

entire procession moved on to the the
alter, where the commencement festiv-
tiles were held. President Eliot then
presented the honorary degrees. The
theater was packed by a distinguished
company, gathered to hear President
Roosevelt's address, which he deliv-
cred this afternoon.
, 1905-06-28
Meets Former WaSherWoman.

Cambridge, Mass, June 2S.-Mrs.
Taylor, colored, was the first caller to
see President Roosevelt today. She
vas stopped at the gate OF Bishop
Lawrence's residence by a guard. The
woman said she did the presidents
washing when he was at college, and
thought he would see her. She was al
lowed to wait on the porch, and when
Roosevelt came down he shook hands
with her and said, Glad to see you"
, 1905-06-28
PLENTY CT MONEY
UNDER MATTRESS
WOMAN WHO WAS BEING TREAT
ED FOUND TO BE VERY
WELL FIXED.
Doctors Laborcd to Bring Back Spark
of Life That Was Nearly Extinct
Because of Starvation and Others
Searched House for Money Sc
GREETED Therein.

New York, June 2S.-While doctors
were working owe Catherine Murray,
a spinster, so years old, in st. Peters
hospital, Brooklyn, yesterday, trying
to bring back the spark of lie that
was nearly extinct because of starva-
pied brought to light bank books with
deposits a%ggregating $4,000. The
books were found under a mattress.
, 1905-06-28
BECOMES
Daughter of Former Vice President
Morton Joins Church..

New York, June 2S.-The daughter
of former Vice President Levi P. Nor
ton, now Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford,
has renouuced the Protestant Epis
copal faith, in which she was reared,
and has been received into the Roman
Catholic church.
, 1905-06-28
CEMENT SHIPPED FOR
THE GOVERNMENT PILE.

Postmaster Beltz, who is the acting
supervisor of construction on the gov
eminent building, this afternoon re
ceived a tote from William H. Max
well, the contractor, frcm Pierre,
S. D., on the G4th, stating that the
cement for the work here had been
shipped and hat he would be in the
city the last of the week to begin pre-
parations. He asked how the exca-
waiting contract was progressing.
, 1905-06-28
GANG OF HORSE THIEVES
OPERATING AT COkEvlLLE

William Vibrans, a %ranchman of
Cokeville, reports that a gang of horse
thieves has been operating in his sec
ton. He lost II head Of valuable
thoroughbred animals. Officers are
searching the country for the thieves.
, 1905-06-28
End Of Race Track Gambling.

Jefferson City. Mo, June 2S.-The
court today denied the writ
of prohibition asked by the st. Louis
racing interests to stop the prosecu-
ton of bookmakers. The petitioners
alleged that the law was u~nconstitu-
tional. The decision means the end of
race track gambling.
, 1905-06-28
HUNTING FOR vANDALs
WHO INJURED TREES.

The police Of Cheyenne have a clew
to the Identity of the parties who de-
liberately ruined trees in that city.
The clews consist Of tracks in the
soft earth made by the shoes of a man
and boy. but they are said to be some
what conclusive.
, 1905-06-28
TWO LARAMIE CANDIDATES
FOR HIGHER DEGREES.

Among the candidates for the high
er degrees Of Scottish Rites Masonry
at the meeting of Wyoming consistory
at Cheyenne this week are Hugh Hynds
and H. J.. Nottage of this city. Martin
Van Latin of Granite Canon Is also
a candidate.
, 1905-06-28
Siege of vladivostok to Begin.

St. Petersburg, June 2S.-News was
received here today that Japanese YES
sells have appeared in force off Vlad-
ivostok. The Japanese army is ad-
vancing for a siege, which is expected
to begin at any moment. All Russian
ships are kept close to port and the
people are intensely excited.
, 1905-06-28
Boycott Grows Serious.

San Francisco, Cal, June 2S.-Ed-
ward Bellows, until recently American
consul general to Japan, has arrived
here and says the Chinese boycott of
position and is spreading rapidly.
, 1905-06-28
INSPECTED THE TRACK
TO THE BRICK PLANT.

ROadmastcr Deuel. went to the brick
plant on mis- automobile car this morn
ME plains line with regard to the de
livery of coal to the plant. The Goa
was later sen down on a,Union Pacific
oar
, 1905-06-28
Russian Attack Failed.

Toxic, June 2S.-Oyama reports that
his cavalry occupied Kuyong, in north
ern Korea, Monday. He says the Rus
sian attack on the Japanese in the
vicinity of Kwangpin was beaten
back.
, 1905-06-28
RAWLINs DECLINES TO
PLAY WITH HoOLIGANs.

The proposed baseball game between
the Hooligans of this city and the Raw
Inns club on July 3rd has been called
off. the Rawlins team declining to
meet the Dusty Rhodes of the me;rop.
oils of the Laramie plains.
, 1905-06-28
NEW MAN NAMED FOR
THERMOPOLiS SPRINGS.

The state board of charities and re-
form has accepted the resignation of
v. S. Grout. superintendent of the Big
Horn hot springs at Thermopolis, and
W. NJ. Niece has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
, 1905-06-28
CabIegram to Emperor William.

Cambridge, June 2S.-Roosevelt Wis
tied the German museum at Harvard,
founded by the German emperor, and
sent him a long %cablegram thanking
ing friendship of the two nations,
, 1905-06-28
ADA HAS APPENDICITIS.
Noted Actress Seriously III at London
This Afternoon.

New York, June 2S.-A cable from
London today says that Ada Rehan
the actress, is seriously i'll this after
noon of appendicitis.
, 1905-06-28
Will Buy New Squadron.

Paris, June 2S.-The cZa has de
cided thai the Fourth Baltic squadron
shall be prepared, and negotiations
for purchasing Argentine and Chilean
ships will be reopened.
, 1905-06-28
Declines important Post.

st. Petersburg, June 2S.-Vice Ad-
miral Chouknin, commander of the
Black sea fleet, has declined the post
of minister of marine, vice A%vellon,
resigned.
, 1905-06-28
DELIVERS ADDRESS AT THE CON-
MENCEMENT OF HARVARD
UNIVERSITY THIS AZ
TERNOON.
Warmly Greeted by Distinguished
Company Gathered to Witness
Ceremonies-President Eliot Pre-
sents Honorary Degrees, Guests
Including Secretary of VA Taft
and Other Notables.

@ Cambridge, Mass, JunS Is 9
O Harvard university celebrated its Q
Q two hundred and sixty-ninth COM 9
@ mencement To-Day. President 9
@ Roosevelt was the guest of honor. .
Q He delivered a splendid address 6
9 at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. 9
. @ q 9 Q Q Q G 9 . . . &
, 1905-06-28
MOON AND STAR VISIBLE
DURING ENTIRE FORENOON.

The and a star were visible all
during the forenoon and well into the
afternoon, the bright light of the sun
, 1905-06-28
NEW YORK ATTORNEY ADDRESS,
ES STUDENTS OF OBERLlN
COLLEGE IN FORCE
Full MANNER.

Scathing Rebuke for Men Who Mis-
use Positions Of Honor and Trust
for Purposes of Personal Gain
Thomas W. Lawson Sneers at Ad-
dress-Says Dill Has Been Large
Manufacturer of Industrial Hot Air
, 1905-06-28

Daily Republican. 50 cents a month.
, 1905-06-28
KILL THEIR
OFFICERS
CREW OF BATTlESHlP MUTlNY
AND PUT TO SEA IN GREAT
RUSSIAN FIGHTING
VESSEL.

Harsh Treatment Drives Them to
Open Revolt and Now They Are
Afraid to Land-NeWs of Trouble
Aboard Confirmed by Message
From Odessa to State Department
at Washington.
, 1905-06-28

Why not get all the news when It is
iews, by reading The Republican?
, 1905-06-28

Historical Department."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Sus acfbc Weber.


90 llclc Grfronflingcn lt10 Icd)9 o.
0esfGQe in Ncp.S rleana.- 1rob
beS mormen, icuhten @etter5 gilt
Die SatJlagc iiir beirieoigenD.
Nem SrIeous $, 20. Sept. -
Der bclltige 9erift iiber oa9 @raiii.
rem oes gelben 6iebers IN bieli9er
Staot mdbreno Der nm 6 lthr beutc
Nbeno perfloIienen n StunOen cr.
giebt Solgcnoea; Neue Grfronflngeu
30, 8elommt5nbl ser Grfrantlm0cn
bis 0dtum 26S9, GooeSiGQe 6, @e.
iammt5abl Der GooeSiGue 351, ucle
Seuhenbcroe #, 3abl Der untcr De
banollmg ltcbenocn Iutientcn 327,
3nbI Scr II Der 8ebnnolung cntlai.
ieueu N%atienten 2O11.
Sic Situation be5iigIif oe2 @elGs
ilebera 5clgt troB 0c5 marmen, icltd)s
ten Wcttcr5 cine tleinc @%eiiCrung. %l
mchrercn Sta0ttbcilcn, no Sic cirdlc
biabcr bcrrltte, lit lie ~ptritmuu0crL
mo Oie 3ubI Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii
gering. &niolgc Der itrtnUcn G.itu.
rant1ne, meld)c Colt Baton NOuAc
Qegen Die Stant2buuptitn0t, Die III
Dem Farllb gelcacn ut. r"rjonAt bat,
DeridJmin6et 9aunnmoue MS jcner
Sto0t uno WaiS miro in Den 6cl6 mi
gcltoblen o0cr pcriolllt. Sic @e'lUll2z
melt mo Die SanitGtabeb0rHcn iun0
bemiibt. Dem llebelltun0e ahiaLCilen.
Sn Baton HoHgc bat iid) Iuur cir
@elbiieberfall cr0eben. ". :. @cbuH.
Der Fr0lioent Der Giuman0crlmd0.
Wflllion bon Souiiiuna, elmer ais
F'lon3crn bcltcbenocu Niiociatiur.
bolt Gonieren5cn nit Or. g4hi't III
Gem 3ped, G%imuun0crcr nod) ncn
3liderrobrICioeru 5ll ld)idcu. @bite
mill Den F"llnn5ern inter DER @cnin.
gllng oobei bebiiliIid iein. ooa ole
e~tMponoerer III SobmpoQeu. 0lc NIT
Mll@tlto1eben pcrleben limo. olrb Die
Stoot tronapOrtirt mcroen. suti Den
HeglCrunaabooten bel &emp'@ @cno,
lnl nor0IIhcn Souiiiono, lit Gin Gul
BON @cIbIicbcr nit 9eitinmibcit, 10.
lplc cln Dcr0GhtIger ToQ conitolirt
Iuorocn. Die Nnitedung miro AM
9teru.S Orleans 5uriidgeiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
3urifiucidrnbc Wc,uGjicr.

2 t.2ouis ,Mo., 20. Sept.-Ger
@aiicritono bes Miiiiiiippi bctrua
geitern &ormitta9 2703 SUB, nod,.
Dem er mubreno Der lebten n Stun.
oen nm mcbr ols fl SUB geitieaen
ipor. Gos @oiier iteigt nod imncr
long'nm on, aber nad) Scr Inlift Der
SodpcrItdnoigen miro ser Sobe-
punft 6olb erreid)t lein nr,o Elm 0ic.
oergong oes @aiieritonOes iolgen.
aanaS Gitn M., 20. Sept.
= SIN mcitlid)en Wiiiouri uno IN
aanios tlGrte iid) Ole @itterling mo
NIT ei,cm Sinfen Ser Semperotilr
borten enblif bie ununterbro6enen
Meaengiilie Der beioen lctten @odleu
.ouI. Gas @aiier in Den 5liiiien ianf
ropioe nno Die Giienbobneu giu9en
ltlelpliait nit Der 8eparatur ibrer
aisaeihpemmten @eleile Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Wirrcn im rJioDal Nrcanum."

Setlrelcr Don flelllt Stadte1t bcIdllit.
BEN Die Ginleitlng geriGtlider
Sdritte.
Ncm'0 orf, 90. September. -
Sine %criummllng bon 8crtretern
Der Staut$ . Gon5ile 6e3 Ororns
oHOpul NrCanunl" ans ocu Staatcn
Afelu.Dorf, Nem. &criep Qenniplpa-
men, Ohio, Connecticut, Mbooe IS.
lano, W~aiiaduiiet6, >%Nloiona uno st.
llnoi5, mcld)e ben bon Dem Supremc.
Gon5il neu eingeiiibrten Gerii6c.
rlm9Srntcn %opponircn, mur6c 9eltcrn
bier I'M oSotel Manbattan" ob1cbal-
ten. 9. ". Hepnolo5 Don Bolton
1llbrtc 0cn ToriiB un0 @iliam !.
Woo6D bon bier iun9irtc ais Sefre.
tar. Wnn iebte 5unGfit Elm Gomitt
bon neun Ned)t@anmdlten ein. melhe5
elnen Blon fir baS icrnere Bor9ebcn
porihln9cn iolltc.
No6 lGngerer 9erotbuna brad,te
o0" Gomitc Die iolgen0en Gmpicblm.
gen elm: IS iou Elm Grefutip .GomIitc
aus Is Wtitglieoern eingelebt merotn
nit &olmod)t, iiir ole IN ser Comic.
rcns Dcrtretenen Gon5ilc 81 b%anoeln;
Der &orIiber unb ser SefrctGr iolen
Mit9lie6er oieiea Gomite'5 iein; oas
Greflltiu = Gonlite miro %ermGhtigt,
Die notbigen Sd)ritte sur Ginlcitlug
zines GinbaltSperidbrcnS mo anoe.
rer u%nacmcIiener gerid)tlihcr Shritie
cil5uleiten, nm cine b0l0iAe Gntlhci.
olmg iiber Die @eiebIidfeit mno @iiI.
tigfeit Scr nelI eingeiiiGrten 8criide.
runasrotcn, mie lie fiir5lid bon octn
Suprcme . Gon5il beihlpiien mlroen.
bcrbei,uiiibren. Serner miro ous
Grefitip Gomite m~gcluieicn, in
ieocr angenlciienen Wciie Ole Witglic.
Scr ocs Sroens bon Dem a~eplonten
&orgcben III &enntniB ST. leter, III
lie 81 oringen, olS WiitgIiebcr inn Or.
Sen 5n pcrbleiber, ibnen an5urotben,
ben Gollcftoren ser untergeoroneten
Gon3ile ibre 9eitrGgc nod ser olteu
Hate onSlibieten uno oic ncllcn Ruten
MIR inter id)riitlid)em Eroteit 5l be.
5ablen. Sir oielen Eroteit iou elm
aeeiguetes Sormulnr entiporien mer.
Den. 0ieie Gmpicblungen mlrOen
einltimmig a%ngcnommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

fomnenoen @inter ibr GdJriegers
John, Der ebcnlolige NicctUnig poil
Sn0ieL Soro Gurson nit ieircr 0e.
moblin bierber tommen ;pcrNc, INN
Die Sailon mit,Imod)cn. sYrcu Selter
iheint lid inOcE zines onSeren heIon.
nen 81 babcn un0 berctt 81 iciu, hire
@olbingtoncr Feii0en5 on Snron NO
len o~b3uqebcn. Iarnll3 il 81 ihlie.
BEN, Dob Der ncue ruliilde @otltoi.
ter lln0 @enloliin Elm Nryhc5 Sal2
SIT MAIDEN bco6lihtiacn ocnu bic &ciz
terrible Nelioell} lit iiir aroBc 6eitlit.
fcitcn beion0cr5 gecignet.
HoturuIiiotion5 &ertrug
NIT Der Iiirfei.
Nad Der Nnlid)t Der 9canltcn oc5
Staats.G cportementS lit e@ ni3t I'M.
mubriheinlidL 0aB Der Sal 6e5 Armcs
niera &artuniun 81 Gerbanolungen
ilbcr ciueu Observation-Disclosures
3miiheu Der (iirfci mo ben 0er.
Staotcn iiibren miro. Ger 8el0notc
Yeiibman in Gonltontinopcl bat 3luor
nod ni6t acmcIhet, Dab leincn &or=
i%tcllngeu gegen Oo3 gcrittlId)e Yer.
iobrcn IN Stombul, III mcld)c| Der
nutllraliiirte NrmclrCr Nortan:an nCrs
midelt lit, @eb0r geldcntt mor0cn 1T,
ober man 5lueiieit nitt, 0oB Ole
Fiortc nud)gcben miro, menn oudO
MIR, nm Scr Observation-Disclosures
entlcaen 5ll fommcn mo nidt IL Pm
rrfcnmmg Oe3 amcritaniid)cn 5tGuo'
Wulfte9.
Ebilippincn Nonhel in
@eiabr.
Cen iiingiten NadrIdtcn mI@ Ma.
lIo 5uiolQe 0robt 5mild)en Ncr
3ompilhiii . 0eielNhaiterL mcldC
nUn Hertcbr 5lullhen Den Oerldie0cncn
HIrtipclbGien Ocrmittcln, mo oll3'
iolOiidcn ShiiicM b%elon0cr9 SONG.
tpit0'er Sdiiien Elm &otcntried aus.
Ilbrchen. Sctret0r Gait iolI bon Der
4E10lage untcrridtet lcin, 0ie cine
Ger lhlUicrigitcn Fboien Der Fbilip.
pircnz6ra0c b;lOet.
&n @ritii6 SO lum ia Der.
baitct.
Ga3 Staai2 . 9cportcmcnt wurOC
bGule teleqrupbi'dJ bclou,r!GtiNt 0aIi
GapitGn Nlcr. WcSeou gu Eictoriu.
@..G., oIi @e%ronloiiun9 0c@ onlcrito.
uild)en aonlllla perboitet mor6cn lit.
un0 5mor frn't elmer Dor &Ghre>lrllI
i'll Gan SranciSco QcNen ibr CrDobcz
zen Nntloqc. Gr lit elmer Goaipiro.
ton beidIuloiQt in0em or hcn Sdoo.
ncr nGnrmeHcita" IN EcrlcSrmA ser
@eletc 5llr Heaclunq he9 Hrhbenlau.
Qc2 mlsriiltete mo Den Hnhteniung
nui um1eleBlihc Weilc betrieh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

mIttheiIell fam lrn0 0urf, nllSgelprp.
d)cn, BOB id) niht miiBtc, iuns Oo nod
lpcitcr 81 In0cn mare. Snlnlcrbin 0bcr
crmGdytigc mo crilld)c id) sic lOgor
3l Der gang poiiiipcn GrtlGrung BOB
meme Nnmcicnbcit bier in Fnris nb.
lolIt nIdt3 nit @el0 81 thun bal
WiCocrbOlt babe ih in ben umcrita.
ut'den 3citumacn Die ans F0ri2 tam.
mcn0c gchallptrmg gcIeicn. Nd babe
piclc Trcun0e inter 0cn Barrier 9all.
ticra mO @roBfopitolIItcn. Iielel=
ben t0nncn mid bcluhcn o0er i'd
fam Die @crrcn lelbit beiud)en, aber
cin. iilr ullemaI nuuB i0 Sic crillden.
rlnl0lueg III mclncm Namcn 5l erflG.
rcI1, 0oB ld) nibt bierber fam, ltn1
cine Nnleibe 81 Stun0e Ell 6rinoen.
@o3 aud Die iinon3ieQen Sntcntio.
men Der ruiliidcn HcQicrunq monrcn.
ian lcln mo0cn. ib babe feline @clc.
genbelt, oiclclbcn 5lt tenncn."
is ldcint mir ioit," iltbr Damn
Der beriibmte ruiiilf)e Stautamonn
tort, ool5 oh in Den Ser. Staatcn Die
Frellc eincn itGrtcrcu GinihrB aus
lbt, olS irNcno Elm onOerc5 ,5nititut
oea Son0C5. Is mnr sic umerifani,
Idle TrcIic. melhe ben Baron aunrtro
non Der W0brbeit Scr @orte 0eS Bra.
'i0enten NOoicuclt, 6nB Sopon 6ric-
Den MADDEN nliillc, i%lbcr5cuNtc. 0urd)
Die cnac Tiibhnh 0ic cr nit Den amc.
rltonlIdcn 3citltnAalcutcn belt,
fonntc Baron &omuru lid audi 0uuor
llbcrjcll1cn, Dab FrGiiOcnt Hoolcpclt'3
Nnoclltlng, Nopon fonntc bel iortac.
IcBter @olaItarriAtcit Die Srcrn0ihaIt
Der %cr, Stootcn cinbiiBcn. tbntiGh<
lid IN Griilluna 81 Gcben orohtc.
gSoa meme Fcrion b~ctriiit 10 iilhlc
ld) mid lnNebeucr obgclpomnt uno
ilberrci5t. ,(d) luerOc MIR cini9c No.
den III HllBlonO pcrlucilcn. INN mcinc
Frlpot Hngcle0cnbriten in Oromlnu
5t brIngelL lporuul id) mciner Sc.
'llnobclt locQen mad rStulien rciicn
lpcr0c."
&oponcr AMI Ger Semi
fobrt.
Scottlc, @oiby 20. Sept.
Hedtaberotbcr $. ". 0eniior unO
leda anocrc MitNGeocr Ser iaponi=
lden 6rIeocnSmiiiion liro QcItern
Ibcno bier anQetonmen. NcntH idili-
fen tie lif oni sem Gorrticr ga,
toia" 3lir NcimioGrt elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
@um ySbb T%cllulus" , Gunuent.

SpW H~up S9ipipS co"p'"i'
Die 6ro9c iibcr bic Niit0Iieoid)oit
bon @irtbcn uno SpIrituolen.
bGaolern. - Garaoe uno EreiS'
Grer5iercn.
@Giluoelpbi ia, ga, 20.
Septem6er. - Die eigcntlide lbd.
tigfeit 0e3 Gobre5 GonpentS oeS
Oroen5 ser o0oo Getowa" bat icbt
b%egonnen, inoem in Der 8eid0ItS.
SiBuug pcrihicocne RclolutIonen
be3iigii1 Nnnobme ueltcr 9eltin1.
mln9cn o6er Amcnoirlmg bcreita be
ltebenOer eingebraht muroen. 81
elmer cinaeben6en GiSfuiiion filbrtc
Ole 6rage 0e& Nnihluiiea an Ole
DMtondelter llnitp," Qegen mcld)cI
iih Diel @iOeriprud erbob, neil Ou.
ourd) Die lteger 3utritt 81 DEM Or.
Den crbulten milroen. Gas Ereias
Grer3ieren muroe i'm &auIe oe5 Ia.
0eS i%ort9eiebt.
Gen @lan5punft oe5 ocitriqen Ia
aea biloetc Ole ON Nod)mittag in Scr
~@roooltroBe obgeboltcne Yurooe. Ole
5llrlldjulegcnoe Strcdc bctruq iiber
orei Meilen uno iibcraQ 5eigte iih
Oaa Iebbaiteite &ntereIie oeS Eubli.
tuma al Dem Iui5uge, al meld}em
lih inter Der 2eitung oeS 9beimars
ihall5 &. :. Mn0ncr uno ieine8
StobShei3 Somuel 2ou9blin etmu
$1,000 Wum betbeiligten. 1ir
8orbereitungcn iiir Die Vnrooe bate
C6eritlicutcnout :. z. @atroii &c.
t~roiien uno ais Noiutanten oe5 Gbei-
WoridnllS iu1girten :. ". Strob,
Srmburp; &. +. Grumer, EittSbur9;
Is. T.. Dolmg. @ettpSburg; Gomaro
Warib, GorrD; s. $. Sbibble, :. IS.
&omrN i. $. Gltllep unO Or. u. g..
NerB, PHILADELPHIA, 3u 0en Grlten
I'M 3llQe geb0rten GupItGnin NQie
Farter uuto ibr c%aliiorniifeS Grer.
5iercorpS bon II ilul1cn 0ameu.
@ronO Sire Hobcrt 6, @rigbt nabm
Die Heuuc ilber Den NlI5ug bon elmer
GQlipuge ants ab, um2eben bon Dem
G0mmdnocur Der nFotriardS Wtili.
tant," General Nc. u. Ranen mo
lGmmtliden 0epartementS Gommalls
0crlren.
&n ser @eidGitSiibunq con5cn.
trirte 0a2 SntereIIe lid) oui Die Sragc.
Oh Oie SeldGitigmg nit Dem Spiri.
%titoienpcrfoui Ole MiitglieoihnIt Der
hin0ern iol. Nad Dem Gerid)t, mel.
den ser HeprGlentnnt @ollop erItat.
tete ut0 meld)er ipGter BON Der Ser.
lammlmg Q~utgebeiBcn muroe, oiirien,
iaQ$ lie oen SpiritnolcnOertoui be-
treibcn moaen, mlr loldJc Ecrlonen
Witglicoer bleibeu meld)e Dies &c.
l6Git lhou betriebcn mo Wtitglie0cr
parcn un0 obnc llnterbredu1g ges
blic6en lino, lett ole critic 0araui be.
5iiglide 8eltimmung pom Gonuent
in 9ltlantic . Gitp IN 1895 "erlailen
muroe. NnloB 5u Der 0iStu'iion CAB
Die 9luiuobme einea MomncS in cine
Ho9c. Weld)er Den Spirituoienoerfani
betreibi. Die nngenommene Gnt-
'd)eiormg lnlltet bobirL Dob er ais
Wfit9Iieo on5uerfennen lit, bis CT III
ser gcieblidj poraeidriebcneu 8ciic
ou5Qelhieoen miro. Die illboroinirte
@o9e mlB elm ioldeS WitgIieo ans.
ldleiocn, menn eS nid)t oo3 iroglihe
8eihGit Uligegeben bat ooer auiaiebt
mo oaour6 oa5 conltitutionelc SIN.
OerniB beieiti9t ooer lrcipig aus.
idei6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
EbilaOclpbia's Aeformpartci.
9hIiiteauna zines 5idet@ iiir bic DO.
pember . @abl. - Oppolition ge.
gen sic republifaniihc Mol6ine.


pember . @abl. - Oppolition &c.
gen Ole republituniihc Minlhine.
FGiIa0cIpbi a. 20. Sept. -
Die nelte Stoot- o0cr Neformpartei
meld)e oen WethoOen Der rcpllblifaui.
ihen Maidine %opponirt, belt 6elltc
cillcn bcmcrtcn@Dcrtben Gonpent mo
itelltc Elm Sidct fiir Ole bcporltcbcn0c
NopembermobI aui, GolgenOe Gans
oiouten muroen nominirt: Sheriit
@lllon $. Nromn; Coroner, s. NJ.
II. Sermon; Siuot . GommiiiGre,
Hlloolpb 9lanfenberg mr0 GOmar0
u. Nnocrion; Hihter oc@ Gommon.
EleoS- @erihtS Nr. /, Gr1ig @i6olc;
Nidter be3 @niiengcrihtS, Morria
Gallett.
Die SS. 9ioole uno 0allett be.
tleiocn a%egcnmGrtig bic Nemter, iiir
mcldc tic nolninirt limo, ulro limo ullh
Die rcqlllGrcn rcpllblifoniiden Gonoi.
Ootcn iiir WieocrcrmGbhunQ. Die
&eiormportci betraftct sic bciocl
Nihteritcllcn nid)t ais Eortei.9 lemter
mo inbollirte baber sic reaclmGbi9cn
rcpublifnniid)en Gonoioatcn iilr sic.
lelben. Der bellti1C Gonpent mar Der
critic, ipcld)er lcit piclcn Nuhrcn bier
~obgeb0ltcn lpuroc. obnc oob sic &c.
le9atcn beitimmte r$nitruftionen bat.
ten. IS criitirtc tcin ,Slote" uno
icocr ser 9t7 0elcgntcn bate pole
6relbeit, oir MGnner SIT ncnnen, oe.
rem Domination cr bciiirmortetc. IuS
HelnItot mar Die Auiitearutg zines
SidetS, melfeS ous Heiorm. Clement
ponig rcprGientirt. Die @erbanb.
li'lgen moren rllblg. inoelicn befltn.
oetc lid) GROCER GntbuiioSmuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

- Gr . alderman Somc2 Mol pol
@rono RopioS, Wid,., lit bel iCincr
5neiteu, Dor BERG Superior Gourt itott
gcbobten E~ro5ciiirulg oui 0ie Mn,
fIoge, cine Selted)ungslunme uol,
$3.50 bon Gr = StaotanpuIt 81. 9
Salsburp iiir Die S0roerung Oc3 be
riiftigtcn 2afe Widi9on . &oiicr
Sobs angenommlen 81 babeu. ircigc
iproden moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Sin Mndlcnft.

Gcnniion 8, 90. Scpt. -
@Gbreno So6n 9ooo, Elm @irt6 o,,S
Neip-F bllooelpbio, ser Sibluo bcS
bleliacn @unocSacrid)ta beiuobnte,
nm ais 3eu9e in DEM Solidmiin5cr.
Frojelle gcaen 3oronbo @aoslou II.
Sconlon 3iomore9o 5u iungircn, er.
belt er sic telegropbiibe Nadridt,
Dab lem Sans mGbreno i"eircr gbmc.
lenbeit nit Gpnnmit in oie 2uit &C.
lprengt morbcn iei. e bonbclt iid oil.
9enld)cinlid INN eincn Nod)eoft bon
%erlponotcn, Trernben ooer Sellers,
bellern Der gn9etloQtcn 9eacn 2ooa,
lueld)er @ooslon nno 3iomoreec Sen
Vnnoes 8ebeimagcnten oils oieieni.
gen Wonner be5eidnete, BON oenen
cr III 'einer @irtbitoit ioIides @eIo
cln9enommen bette mo oaourd lire
Terboihrng neronlo6tc.
FLL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Wuro . Gomplot in Chicago.
@rieden oinQcn Woroer, INN einen
Observation-Disclosures aus Dem
@egc 81 rGuncn.

G6icago. 20. September. -
Cine angeblIhe Woroucr'hmOrung,
melhe ~poblbubenoe Mit1lleoer Der
biellqen grietiid)en aolonle angeltil
tet botten. nm lid) an eincm 8elbGftS.
Hipalen 81 ridden, inoem lie Wor6cr
engogirtcn, INN bieien HiuaIen olli
sic Seitc 81 id)aiicn, mlroe 0eltern
Der @rano. Sllrp uor9clegt ut0 iilbrte
SIT elmer Nntloge gegcu Ole beiocn
Moroer mo gegen brci WGnner, pel.
hc oielc angeItellt lntten. Gonltun.
tin 8Iopon, onS muserichene Spier,
muroc an Mbeno oeS bcabiidtigten
WorOeS bon cincm Monne a%nge'pro'
den, ser 6eltohcn moroen mar, I'M
81 ermoroen, ser ober iein @ort brad
mno sic Sbot nid)t ouaiiibrtc. Die
Nngeflaetcn iino 9cniomin Steftol,
alias Gardner. uno Sobn y. Nlron,
Elm Neger, meld)c sic Chat oiisriibren
ionten; Yetcr nuo Yericles SiSfas,
@riloer, uno i6r Better Sonla Sotc.
ropuloS, mclde Sen Moroern $1,000
periprod)en uno ibnen Gepoluer &c.
"lieiert botten, itm oas @erbredlen aus
,uiiibrcn. Die @ebriioer 2isfas rib
rem cinen Giscreme . Earlor; lie ma.
rem aerne Die Gonfilrren5 oes 8iopan
losaemoroen, nanlentlih nad,oem Die.
ier i6r eigenes 2ofol gepad)tet bate,
@iopon lit Scr TrGitoent elmer GiS'
Creme . Gompagnic.