davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15
Uncle David hear. of
his niece's death

made more frequent use Of the chair
so conveniently placed for viewing the
opposite house. you might have been
dn position to correct this inference.
It would help the police materially to
know positively that she had no com
panion in her fatal visit"
"Fatal?" he repeated, running his
Anger inside his neckband, which sud
denly seemed to have grown too tight
for comfort. Can it be that my niece
has been frightened to death in that
old place? You alarm me-"
He did not look alarmed, but then he
was not of an impressible nature. Yet
he was of the same human clay as the
rest Of us, and, if he knew no more of
this occurrence than he tried to make
out, could not be altogether impervious
to what l had to say next.
"You have right to be alarmed"
assented. ''She was not frightened to
death, yet is she lying dead on the
library floor" Then, with a glance at
the windows about me- added lightly.
II take it that q pistol shot delivered
over there could not be heard in this
room"
He sank rather melodramatically
into his seat yet his face and form did
not lose that sudden assumption of
dignity which | had observed in Linn
ever since my entrance into the house.
81 am overwhelmed by this news, .
he remarked She las Slot herself?
WIN ~,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15

So much for one .eddity which way
stand as sample of many others.
One glance at the room into which he
Eahered me showed why he cherished
30 marked dislike for visitors. 1t
was bare to the point of discomfort,
and had it not been for certain
Quaintness in the shape of the few ar
dcles to be seen there l should have
experienced a decided feeling of repul-
sion, so pronounced was the contrast
between this poverty stricken interior
and the polished bearing of its owner.
He, I am sure, could have shown no
more elevated manners if he had been
doing the honors of palace. The or
gan, with the marks of home con-
struction upon it, was the only object
visible which spoke of luxury or even
comfort.
But enough of these possibly uninter
esting details. l did not dwell on them
myself except in a vague way and
. while waiting for him to open the COLI
versation. This he did as soon as he
saw that l had no intention OF speak
ing first.
''And did you find any one in the old
house?" he asked.
Keeping him well under my eye. l re-
Piled with intentional brusqueness:
'She has gone there once toe often!"
The stare he gave me was that of an
actor who feels that some expression
Of surprise is expected from him.
"She?" he repeated. ''Whom can you
possibly mean by she?"
The surprise / expressed at this bold
attempt at righteousness was better
simulated than his, l hope.
"You don't know exclaimed "Can
you live directly opposite a place of
such remarkable associations and not
interest yourself in who goes in and
out of its deserted doors?''
II don't sit in my front window" he
peevishly returned
I let my eye roam toward chair
standing suspiciously near the very
window he had designated.
"But you saw the light?" I sug
gested.
IT saw that from the doorstep wher
went out to give Ridge his usua
five minutes breathing spell on tho
stoop. But you have not answered my
question-whom do you mean by shc?'
Veronica jeffrey" l replied "She
who was Veronica Moore. She has
visited this haunted house of hers fol
the last time"
"Last timer Either he could not o.
would not understand me.
HS-hat has happened to my niece?'
he cried, rising with an energy thai
displaced the great dog and sent him
with hanging head and trailing tail, t.
his own special sleeping place under
the table. '"Has she run upon a ghos
in those dismal apartments? You in
terest me greatly. I did not think slit
would ever have the pluck to visit thi
house again after what happened u
her wedding"
"She has had the pluck" I assure,
him, land, what is more, she has ha,
enough of it not only to re-enter til
house, but to re-enter it alone. AT least
such is the present inference. Had yo1
been blessed with more curiosity ant
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15

1EAI morning the city was IN q
MI blaze of excitement. All the
burning questions of the hour
the rapid mobilization of the
army and the prospect of a speedy adj
vance ON Cuba-were forgotten in the
engrossing topic of young Mrs. JEFF
stances surrounding it.
Though l was the hero of the hour
and, as such, subjected to an infinite
eumber of questions. I followed the
lead of my superiors and carefully re-
trained from advancing any theories
beyond the obvious one of suicide. The
moment for self exploitation was not
ripe; did not stand high enough in
The confidence of the major. or, | may
say, of the lieutenant of my own pre-
cinct, to risk the triumph l anticipated
ultimately by Il premature expression
Of opinion.
l had an enemy at headquarters; or.
rather, one of the men there had al
ways appeared peculiarly interested: in
showing me up in the worst light
fhe name of this man was Durbin
and it was he who had uttered some
thing like q sighting remark when on
that first night | endeayored to call the
captains attention to some of the small
matters which had offered themselves
to me in the light of clews. Perhaps
1t was the prospect Of surprising him
some day which made me SO wary now
US We'll as 50 alert to fill my mind with
all known facts concerning the JEFF
freys. One of my first acts was to
turn over lie files of the Star and
reread the following account of the
great wedding. AS it is a sensational
description of a sensational event. |
shall make no apology for the head
lines which startled all Washington
the night they appeared:
"STARTLING TERMINATION OF
JEFFREY MOORE WEDDING.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15
CHAPTER VI.

VENT morning the city was in a
N blaze of excitement. All the
burning questions of the hour
4bo ropid modification of tho
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15

no be oan.lpaaa ae4l week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

rpor rnb non &rn. $. sc Wontmorcl'
t0, ser an perielbelh I6eiI nohm, IN
leincm 0ud)e .Nlif Scr Gpltr oe2
S6abcS" beid)ric6cn mlr0c. Sic gfba
modJuilQ, Die NomiroI 8oIiicr nit
Der HcgiCrlmg BON GoItoricn trof
mar, oob scr Sdjot QctbciIt mer6cn
ioatc, un0 ouB fcincr anOcrcn Grpe
Sition oic @cuiniartQ 3lr N%llfirs
dung 0c5 S6abe5 crt6cilt ncr0e.
Ntc5 morcn je0od) nift Die cin5igen
3llr Nulfin0in0 0c9 SdnBeS inter
nonntcncu GrpcOitiouCn. Sm Sabre
1901 umtcrnobm cine IN &ictoriu,@ ri
tiih Golombio, g%eariiuoetc @ciclI.
ihuit cine Grpcoitiou, sic olth mit
cincm putcntirtcn @Ol0iin0c @pru.
rat ulla0criiitct mar mn iibcr icU6
N}onntc mli Scr &nicI ucrmCiItc, o6nc
jc0od ciucu oOcr ocu on0creu Der
BORT ucrQrobcncn ShdGe oui5uiiu.
0Cn.
Cine onleritoniidc expedition I'M.
tcriltd)tc 20 ser 6lt Scr &otoS4rltppe
Qcb0rcuocn $niclL tcbrtc nbcr nodl
cincm Sabre al Noro pes pom ibr
0C6urtCrtcu 0cutidGn 0umpfcrS
yNerrmon" lmuerrihtctcr IinQc }u
riid. &m porigcn Sabre iubr Zorro
GibruiQiom nit ciller expedition noQ)
ocnlirlbcu 3icle. Dos NiiBGcihid,
ooS o6cr oQc icinc &Or1Gn0cr Der
ioIQtc, idcint orl6 icin Cos 0cnorocn
~ iein. Gincm ON 6rcitaG Huon
GiBuiuiom 5llgc9on0cncn telegram
ne nod idcillt sic GrpcOition ucrltll
Qliidt 5u icilt, mobri6cinlih BET I'M
ternonmeuen SprcnGor6citcn, oo
Qoro SiBruiQiom tobclt: "llntoll
o6cr NlQc all ri0bt. &cbrcn lotort
nod &ouie 5uriid. Bin lcidt per
munOct. ionit obcr doll5 mobI. ga.
pit6n @ulfrlcD aud, um aopf Der
lpunnct." - Ger SfoB 6Icibt oobcr
u~nbehoben lrlO miro mobl nod nicle
Nnoerc pcrunlolicn, oti Den Terlen
aofoSinieliI nud) ibm 81 Illdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

nod) Gubu per 0antpicr Worrc
Cattle.
Snmitog nm 1 llbr NoGmittag8
ro6 Den &abomu9 Snicln per Gam.
pier bon Midmi,
Sron$ |ocific q It.
Gienitng nm I llbr 9lbenoS nod)
SopnrL Gorco, China mo Sen B9i-
lippinct pio Seattle; nod Sopor,
6oreo, China ln0 Sen Ybilippiuen
bin Sancollper.
Somitog nm 7 ltbr Nben0S nod)
NcltsS ceIono, G~ltitrolien, Neit.GoIcs
ooricrL 0cu Samoa, Somoii uno
SiiiSnicln pio Snn SronciSco.
". Sail SorrtS,
8oItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
II. 6 a |.


~ Der ibnen mar teine Eube meRr
III bei6ieben. Mtt Dem eriten
C~ bIeiernen 9rau, nel4es braus
BEN am Simmel emportrsd,
uub, bur6 bic tleinen 6enitergepisrte
bGmmernb, bieIe bon Der i6lparaen
Wanb abbob, ipurbe Elm ferner Oonner
p%ernebmbar. 9etpitter in ben Bergen
tommen unb esben nit raienoer @es
malt, gGes i'm !9uufe tam in 9elpes
gung. NIbre6t polte au6 aufiteben
uno binuntergeben.
Sinunter uno ieben, mo uno lpie ietn
Batter i9lief9 lin teiren preis, Wttt
fdlptternoen SGnbsn mari Glaupine
ibre 8leioer iiber. Sic Lief binab, unp
baS Iug. bes Wirtbes pie ieines &neHs
tes meioenb, bat iie, man mDge ben
Batter bod in feline 8ommer brin9en.
Damn bor9te iie nit allen Simmer, OBJ
es aud 9erGuIdlos eei6dbe. OBJ @ls
bre9t aud gerabe feline Sbir Dffne.
limb Oann srit sins iie binauf, ben
9atten 81 bclen.
Die gan5e !0ousbeipobner'datt mar
auf benz 6lur %periammelt. 9urd bic
pffens Saustbiir berein tam bic froitige
Moresnluft. @s parb fdltsr. ais es
bic gauge Nodt binbur6 setpeIen.
Nlbredt unb Glaubine itanben Dor
benz 9auie unb iuben NIT ideuer Be-
numbering Dor iid bereab.
@us benz @epOlt idien ii9 Elm Sc
ben Ips3uIOien, bid, i6iper uno bis
CUR Grbe nieberbdn9eno. 9as fubr
Dabsr bur6 bic 2uft, uno Elm Souien,
Spben, 0onnern, 8Iiben begleitete feline
rafenbe Sobrt.
limb Dor bieiem i6iperen, einberias
genben unb Die Grpe ft~reifenben @slpOlt
9ing cine SinIternib climber, bic benz
9immel dles 2i6t ausiog unb elm
fables 9rau perbreitete, bic ale Strdbz
Ientrpnen BON ben Selienbduptern
nabm. tpie init eefpenitiiten 6inesrn.
(S%ortieenng folet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
8ef5rSernna bon SoitIadeH.

21nge Der erforoerIiben 3eit aul
Grreidune Der beridieoenen
9-eitimmungsorte.
i1ntenitebeno lit Die ungefGbrt
Belt fir ltebermitteIung Der Boit'
iaden BON benz goItimorer Boit-
9iireau mad ben bauptiGhlider
einbeimiihen unb aisndrtigen
St6oten persc:hne..
SnIanb.
s%ttIarta, ga, 10 gtinben.
MttanIie.e Gift, @.'S 9 Sinnben.
Burlington, Bermont, II Stunben
ssaiialSStl d S.'g @..s t. S 3 gi9,l'sen.
@barIefton. sc, 10 GtuHoeu.
sSiaaaSi S4 Sc. II ehlnSeu.
g%ineinHaaii,. Ohio 20 stiIssn:
ScmsSrs' mi.Ss 10 Stuassn;
saISs!Ioo .' s:Tas, : saas $ stanssn.
Sariforb, Connecticut IL Stunfin.
SaasIISSnn,a 'gaiitIINSsii.. : aasae.
SaStosS@ila,sn, SIa; ! 5as;,.
GitiIe Sod, sirianias, / TGs is etuubsn.
2ouisbile, sb., / 9og 2 Sfunben.
Wsobile, @labamd. 1 1aa g GtunbeH.
9prfoIf, Bireinien, t2 Stunben.
@eipsO Orleans, ca, I Gag 10 Gtunben.
@tnot TeipsOorf, 8 Gtunben,
Omaha, Ne6rasfn. 2 9age.
9ortIdnb, Wiaine. 1 9np.
9ortInno, Oregon, 8 9aee.
gbiIaoelptia, "a, 8 Stunben.
Yittsbure, 4n., II Gtiinben.
8robtoeilce. &.sS.. 18 Gtun6en.
@aIetab. R.sg.. IS Gt1ifoen.
Ct. eouis, Miffcuri, l 9na 8 etunben.
ct. PanI. Miniefota, I 1ae 10 etunben
1opefd, 4nnfaS, 2 Gage.
Bolton. Wlatf.. 10 @tunben.
NuSIon0.
Bremen, Deuti@Ianb, Q Inae.
euenoS Npres, argentinisu. 90 xnse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15


iiberitr0mte nit eiiiger 5rifde nod
GIuubinens Sanb.
.0us piro Qtbre6t gut tbun,
bafte iis.
sic f6ritt I'm bic 5aussde our 1biil
5uriid. Der Strabl ibrss 2i9tss bltn'
terts auf ben S6eiben Der Dirtbsitubs
Dsrbuitts uuf Dem eritsn uno gilt
iibsr bas 5%tpeite. Gr sr6eIIte brinneu
ietunoenlung einen Streif bes @itri6s,
bes Slides unb Der Wanb.
limb in bieIer Setunbs i6ien es
G~lauoinen, ais idbe tie orinneH einen
Meni6en.
SIR 6er3i6tag Itodts Dor 5ur6t,
8ItbI6neu buThte our6 ibr Gebirn
Der 8soante an S6mugglsr, Dilobiebs.
Qber iie Iagte iid io9Iet6, baB oas linz
finn iei.
Bon Ratur elm penig furbtiam uno
burh Die I6Idflofe Ha9t pbnebtn etlpas
iiberrei3t, tpItete es Ite cine ungebsure
llsberlpinoung, ntht 81 i6reien. Sin
SiIieruf piiroe 4lbredt t0otIif err
T6redt baben. 0os par's, mas tbr Die
RebIe 5u1hniirte.
Nun bieB e5 absr an Der Sbiir Der
Wtrtbsitube pieoer porbeige6en. Der
Qeudter brobte ibrer 6ano gu entfolIen.
@ie, lpenn tie iiber ben 6Ilr i6ritt unb
isne Sbiir Dffnste iid pl0Bli62
Wtit i6ipcrcH 5iiBsn fam tie eini3e
S6ritts lpeiter. Sbr 8lut pulite 70
i9iper, bob es in ibren Sbren iauite
unb bic aan3e 2uft BON @~IpdeniGner
erfi1t i6ien. Dies oerhiuberte Ts gu
borden.
sic nabm al tbren Mutb 3uiumm.n.
pI0BIth fam i6r elm tlarer @ebonte.
6ier CAB es nifts gu iteblen, bic Dirtb8z
lelttt bargen i6re puar @uIben in ibren
getten. Wenn bier Ii6 Semanb nit
berbre6erif6er NbIidt eingeI9It9en
bate. tonnte bieie Nbiiht MIR ibr uno
Qlbrsht gelten. 6rembe uno Rei6=
tbum, bas mar ben Qeuten Der 8egeno
Elm Observation-Disclosures 9egriff. limb
bod . lpurum bate nan benn ni6t
ole No6t benuBt? SEPT ging eS uuT
flint llbr, unb bic 9ousbepObner tonns
ten jeoen Qugenblid aufIteben.
W}it elmer iGb iibcr tie tommsnoen
3ultbliitigteit Offnete iie bic S6iir.
Sbr i6Da9es 2i6t mari ungepiIen
Sdein in ben ntcoeren Raum, Der troBz
Dem nit ieinen paar 3ii6en uno 8Gns
Ten. ieinem S6entIhrant un0 Ieinem
rieiigen Sfen i4nel itberleben mar.
Der tribe 3idtI6ein blintte in einem
t%Ieiueu, i6arfep Refler aus einem 9laie
ipibsr, bas auf Dem Sid itanb. IS
ipor bas 8los elmer groBer, biden,
lpeiben 6laI6e, bercn plaB font binter
ben S6eiben Des S1enti@rantes it'd,
befanO, unO bic 6laI6e mar jeBt
leer.
an benz Sid ouf Der Bont Iob Elm
Mann uno ihlief Die grme auf Der
!SolSplatte, ben ounteln &opf bineinz
aeipii6lt in bic perI6rdntten Wrme. Gr
i6Iief l%autIo8. tief, idper.
g8 mar Rupre6t pom 8rdnbop.
Setunben perrannen. Glaubiue bate
nod niht bic 8roft, Ii4 gu bepegen.
Mit groBen, entgeiIterten Iu9en %itarrte
iie ouf bas trourige S4auipieI.
Damn bob elm Seuf3er ibre 8ruit.
sic ruffte Ii6 auf uno ging binuus.
Die i4maIe olte 9pI3treppe tnodte UNI
ter ibrsn miibiumen Sritten.
4lbre6t fab I'M 8ett, fieberbuft uno
ior9snpol.
r0o blei6it 0u 10 LANCE? SD bate
Did ni6t aeben Iofien Iolen. Mtr
mar, aIs 9eI6Gbe Dir etipus, 0u bit
70 bleid) - meme Gloubine = o, i6
made Dir aud nod Define Nd4te
rubsIOs! Nie iebit 0u aus ais iei
Dir Elm 9eIpenit bege9netl"
Sic tiiBte ibm berubigenb bic Stirn.
nNi6ts, mein Mlbre6t. Somm,
trint unb bonn molten mir nod f6las
fen" ia9te ite obne elm 8eben in Der
Stimme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
sricf6cfUrOcrnna mad benz s(nslanO.

guSIGnOiihe &oit fir sic NIT ocm
Is. 5ebr1lor en6cnoe @o1e i6lieBt
bier tin alien 6GIlcn piinftlih) ipic
folgt.
Bodet r Goit lit often bon 8 llbr
SormittogS bis 5 llbr Nben68 tGg'
lid (oltS9cnommcn SonntogS).
1odet-Eoit fir 9clltiAlono iflieBt
bier onl Wontoa ben 70. Sebruor,
@ormitto9& I'M II llbr.
Grams atloutii0e8o % It.
0icnitog I'M 10 llbr N6en0S
llod europa per 9nmpicr Oceanic"
pio Glccnstoipu.
Wtittmod - INN 10 llbr I6crt0S
nod Srontrcid; Dem iiioliden Git
ropo, Ggppten mo @ritii6. SnOien
per 9anpier go Solroinc" pin
@oore 8oltiohcn nod onoercn S6ei.
len bon europa milIien per 60 Sou-
rnine" ooreiiirt ieir).
Sreitog - lun 5 ll6r Nodynlittog8
nod) oen N5orcn per Sumpier bon
Bottom; nm Z llbr 9l6enoS nod Glt.
ropo per 0ampfer oNcw.Oorf" pia
FIpnloutb unb %Gberbour9 Roitio6en
nod) Srlono miiiien per Nep. 0orf"
ooreiiirt icin); Inn 10 ltbr abenoS
nod europa per 9ompicr ollmbrio"
pio Queenstown.
g 0 It { ii + @ il 5. uno Central.
Imerifo, 8eitinoien etc.
GicnItog nm 8 llbr NodmittagS
nod Somaico per Gompfer BON SO.
iton; Inn 10 llbr IbenoS nod Ser.
muoa per .9ompfer o8ermuoian";
nad) Central merifo mo Den iiioli.
den FacificsSaien per 9ompfer pia
Colon; nob 9roiiIien per 9ompfer
oWooriib Yrince" pia Ternambuco,
Hio Soneiro mo Sontos; nod @ra.
nooa mo Sriniboo per 9ompfer
nWfarocoS"; io6 Sopti per Sompfer
yFrtns Der Neoerlonoen"; nod beu
20 @egenoen per 9ompfer
vSoratiils"; nod Dem norbli6engra.
lilien per 0ompfer Brazil" pio Sara
un0 WonocoS; nad) San 9omingo
uno Surf'S SSIano per 0ompfer
nGberofec".
Wittruod) - Inn 10 llbr IbenOs
nof Gllbo, Oucotolt etc. per Gam.
pier DSigilanciS"; nof Snognd nno
Sopti per 9ompfer ,Isf"; nod ben
Bahamas Snieln per 9ampfer Sc
l,eco"; nod Somaico per Sampfer
bon philadelphia.
0onneritog I'M 10 ltbr Ibenos
nad) Den Ga Ylata.@ egenoen per
Gampfer elaine.
6reitag = I'm 10 llbr Mberos liad
Eorto Gico. Curacao unO Sene5lield
per 9onpfer PHILADELPHIA; itad)
6ortline SsIonb, Somaica nno eo'
lonlbio per 9ampfer sSarnia"; mad
@eufrnolanb per 9ampfer 1Splnla"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
Seitmarfen-A geninreH.
8ecidiebene StabttbeiIe, IN pelden
Roit-8ertbiaden berfaiift

tper0en.
MeIbaIe - q. .. Geott.
VorfsSorb - Burneu 8. Sdppineton.
Sortu6'Iberie nno SdrrifonsStruBe - To'
BERT 9. q. Sdu.
q; StraBe uHb Sunttnoboa'sIbenue - 2ouls
Veiibollnr.
SrGuoebtue - Siram atnlbIe.
Sortsaoenle unb Subnion'Gtrabe - n 3. q
S6eibt.
8. uub @ouabserrabe. Sisblanbtopn - Sas.
g. IrIag.
Srnuoepiue @eorgs Sell.
.Rr9t. %, unton'MbenIe (sBoobberrb) 80
Clarence 8. @iutaus.
groaotuap uHb 9aItimnresstrabe George
). W1b.
tlntersStatton, #BennfpIbanier Sabn- - G
8. 8rppu.
gamben. citation. -paItimorssO bto.gabn-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
Wer. sannrr npn Baltimore.

Sa1tptquartier: n@ermania : Wtdn'
nerdor . Sale: BrGiiOent Senrn
@icIefing, SIR. 228, berl. @aitern'
glpe.; correiponOirenOer unb proto'
foltrcu6er Sefret6r s. 8iaiom @il'
Senius, SIR. 1928, Or~IeunsitraBe;
Sinan5 . SefretGr q. SimmelDeber,
Nr. 315, Woro.@oenitraBe; S6ut'
meiiter $. MtdIid, Nr. 713, 8ar'
uerItroBe; 9irigetlt: oafant. Ser
iammIung jeOen 5meiten Grettag i'm
Wonnt.
,glrion."
Sauptquartier: Stag Sa0e, Scr.
2O5, Sanoper.S traBe. Singitunoe:
@ittpoh = 9irigent; S. 6. 6ranf.
vSarUonie."
Sa,tptq1tartter SIR. Ala, @elt'
Sapette.S traBe. Stngitunoe: Diem
Itoas - 0irigent: Sobn 81. &Iein.
,@ermonia.W tduner6or."
Sauptqrortier: @ermania WGn.
nerfor Sale, SIR. 410-412, 8eIt'
2ombar6.S traBe. S%iugihanbe: 9on'
nerItags = 9irigent: &Beobor Semi
berger.
0Grobiimt."
Smiptqiiartier: Srobiinn 'Saue,
Ger. 1000, Sreoerid.g penue. cling.
Itunoe: Wittpots-3irieent: So9u
81. &lein.
,@rbeiter. W6nnerdor."
Saliptquartier: Inoreas' Sole.
0r.3t4, ScnooerItraBe. SineItunOe:
9onncrItoes - 9irigent: Gbas. s.
9ndait.
.2ocuIt.goint MGnnerdor,"
Sailptquortier: 3ptder's Sale,
Ode Cuba un6 anbreitraBe. Sing'
itlnoe: Mittmo6 abenos s llbr -
9irigent: Subert &riippel.
Mrbeiter.2iebertafel."
Sauptqrartier: 8oIo' SaIIe, CIR.
40s, @eIt 2eringtonItraBe. Sing.
itunoe: 9~ienItngS-0irigent: Stt0o
&riippel.
ySbaIio.M Gnnerhor."
ISauptquartier: @oiet's SaIIe, Rr.
1922, Sarfurb.s Goeutie. Singlhlnoe:
Mittmods-Gtrtgeut: Soiepb Rade.
.Mo8art.M dnnerdor."
Sauptqltartier: 9roaopap Sotel,
@de 9roaowap ulo SrleansitraBe.
Sineitinbe: 8ienitaas - 9irigent:
Geo. %. B0bImann.
Dgifenfrans."
Saliptquartier: Sebn Sdmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Sale, gde 8. ulo
@ouebitroBe, $iebIanbtopn. cling.
ItiinSe: @ittpods-0irisent: gom.
8odner.
.MeIo6ie."
Saitptquartier: s. @ies' Saae,
gde 2opltrabe uno 8eIair Warft.
SingItunbe: 9onneritags 9iri.
gent S. &oroll,s.
8aperiider Mdnnerhor.
Ifermanm'S Sole, gfe bon Caro-.
line nnb 8ousbitraBe. Singihtnbe:
9onnerItag abeno. 9iriaent: IilgnIt
Shneiber.
r@ermania. Srartett-Gl ib.
Sauptquartier: Meienbere's Sale,
Rr. 1t6, Roro 8acaItraBe. cling.
ltanoe: 9ienitaes - Dirigent: s.
8oroIits.
pWeesger.8 eiansperein."
Sariptquartier: Soffmann's Salle,
Com. unb Sorrelt .StraBe. Cling.
itunbe: Sienitass - Sirisent: S. s.
Sranf.
.goeIpeiB."
Smuptatartier: @eorg S. Ioer's
Sale, ger. 1, Sait.a penue, Canton.
Sinsitunbe: 9ienitass - Dirigent:
gug. Ghneiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

Calcutta. g~ritif1.Snoien, 80 Iaoe.
9emerard. Brtttf6sSutHeu. 10 IGae.
SoHgioHg, China, 25 Gage.
aingfton. Samuica, 3 Taae.
ltberpooL nglano, Z Suge.
puaerT. Sd'tpei1. 10 IaQe.
Gtabt Mertfo, Wertfo, 8 Zane,
WsnsI1u. gnIblaHo. ~ Gage.
Gage.
Raris, Jrnnfretd, 8 Tnae.
Quebec, Canada, 2 Tage.
Sto be 3Gnetro. grafilisu, 25 Gage.
StoHI, StaIien, 10 Tage.
q. Sobus, NeufunoInno, 4 Taae.
Ct. petersburg, HuIdn6, 12 IdQe,
Sb6nep, guftraIten, 81 3aae.
Ner. Gtnten @pInnnmei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

le L Sell IuC Il uIl6eH DOeI 0DeIte
oapon, tpenn nidt periiegeIt.
Drittcr 8laiie - ~(georudte, feline
@lanco'giider) GirfuIcre, anbere
georudte Saden, gorrettur Bosen
unb beifolgettbes Wanuieript. So.
lentines, Muiif-N otenbI1tter, $eIio.
tppes. Gbromos, gIofote, 2itboera.
pbie'n II. georiidte an5eigen I'm an.
gemeiner, iGmmtIid, tpenn nidt
petiiegelt, 1 Gent fir 2 11n3er ODER
tpeniger.
8ierter 4Iafie - @aaren unD
Wuiter, @lanco-9 Bidder uno Bapiere,
er5e, ale Saden, tpeId)e nidt in ir.
eeno elmer Ser anoeren alaiien ei,t.
eefdloiien nno ibrer Hatiir mad
ri6t eefdhrIid ODER perberbIih fir
Gen Snbalt Ser dnberen BoItiadcn
iitb. (gin fpe3ieIes @eies iest Dos
Yorto fir Samereien, ableger.
@ur5eIn, Sproblinge uno BfIanaen
aiif Die State bon einem Gent fiir lie
9 1tn8en feit.) SAILS borsenann.e
lrtifel ntbt mebr, als A Bfuno BE.
tragen, 1 Gent PRO lln5e ODER oererl
grnhtbeil.
Megtitrationseebiibr fir grieFe
ino .anoere Goitienoungen betrdgt =
Gents.
@aarenproben - 9adete Biz su
4 un5en 2 Gents; Tadete iiber A I'm.
sem idtuer, | Gent fir ieoe 2 llnaer
ODER oeren @rudtbeiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

IN line. is spotty In color and coarse in texture.
He is much happier in 1.-The Laurel" landscape
with small nude figure, a, painting as suavely
pleasing in color as 1t is idyllc in sentiment and
IN Spring Morning" another very successful out
door piece. The veranda with figure
Listening to the Orchard oriole,' like THE Opal,
leaves too harsh and scattered impression.
The single contribution made by Mr. Reid is THE
Sermon on the Mount" painting OF the head and
shoulders of the Christ which he designed for one OF
the windows In the memorial church built by H Fl.
rogers at Fairhaven, Mass. The composition is, of
course, simple and massive The right hand. raised
IN oenediction. lends to the otherwise immobie
inquire the character which comes from majestic
gesture Set against background of bare landscape.
which Is bathed in violet light, the Swallowed face,
with its mingled sadness and strength, conveys a
deep sense of solemn isolation The painter has not
sought great subtlety of expression: he has por-
trayed a man rather than divinity But he has
made ths man noble and a touching figure. The
three landscapes sent by Mr.. Metcalfe are from
the collection which he recently brought forward in
another place, in exhibition of his 1t is
good to see them again. especially the Spring
winch deserves its title IL picture Of bloom
ing trees and tangled grass did-and the East
Boothbay Harbor,' which for delicacy in compost
ton and in execution is the artists best picture.
This exhibition lasts until April 13.