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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Cine Medltsiraae.

Sin0 Ebeillebmer ODER Whittier
BON SDndgcridtcn Der S%llrlSoittlon
Der 9~un0c9gcridte n1terItellt, lit Die
IroQe, oie oemnG6it baS Obers9un-
oe9geridt 81 cnti6eioen boben miro.
Gin 9iirger oeS StoateS Alobomo lit
luCQcn eineS an einem Ncger poll5os
geren &pndgcri6tS bon Den @unoeSs
@robqeidpporenen im &reISgeridt 0eS
NorooiltriftS BON Alabamo inter Nnz
flo1e geltellt luor0en mo bat 9egen
leine Yro5ellirung Dor elnem 9ltnoe5=
geridt proteltirt; ieiner gniid)t nod
lino Die StaotSgeribte 5lltanoig. Die
0iientlidc Meimng I'M 9an5cn Sil0en
lit olf ieiner Seite. Wan begt einen
Nramobn ge9cn ic0eS 9eltreben, Die
WaftipbGre Der 9un0esgeri6te ollf
Soften Der StaotSgeri6te 5lt erwci-
tern, neil man iih an Die perboBte
Ginmiiduung Der 8lmbeSbeb0roen II.
0unoeSgerIdtc in 0en erIten 3eiten
nod Der @cenbigung oeS 9iirger-
friege$ crinncrt.' Die He6tsulriiaiiung
0eS HihterS, Der 0llrd) leine 9ele6s
rung an Die 0unoe3 : @roBgeihpo.
rctlen neronlaBtc, ooB lie it'd in DEM
Safe ocS ongebli6en SpnferS ais SIT.
itGnbig erflGrteL lit cine eigentbiim-
lide. Gin 2pn6moro tdllt no6 an'
ii6t 6ieieS 9iidterS ulter Die |SltriS-
0iftion Der StaotSgeridte, menl1 CT
bltrd) Den Ibidell gegen baS Serbrc-
he1L mcld)cS Dem 8elpndten sur 2olt
gelegt miir0e, peronloBt plir0e. SIT
ooS Wlotip 0eS 2nndmor6eS ober Der
Sab gegcn Die Gaiie pcld)cr Der @e=
lpndtc angebort, 10 Iino Die 9unoes-
bcrihtc 5uitGnoig neil Die Veltim-
1nilng Der 9unbeSperfnihung perlett
III, lpcldc alien omcrifoniI6en 0iir-
germ obne Giidiidt altf lire Halien.
Ingeborigfeit Den gleid)en 8eietifut
5lllidert. Tieie Sbeorie lit folim
boltbor. Sc lit nidt Sohc Der 8roB.
9eidlporencn, boS Motiu zines Mtorz
bcrS 81 priifen. Die @rono. ,Silrp bat
Iid) MIR oil Die Sbntiod)c 81 balten.
Dob Elm Woro begon0en meroe NM
Dob Der @eidilloigte binrciheno Der.
bGd)tig lit Die Ebot begnngen SIT bo.
ben. Grit bei'm Yro5ciic miro oos
Motip bes WorocrS cnttpideIt. 9ltd,
lit Ser SOIL oenfbor, boB bel eillem
2pnd)gcrid)t oos bon Ntebreren poll,
5ogen miro, Elm Sbeil Der 2nnder
olirf gbld)eu 9eacn oo5 bcaongent
Gerbre6en, ein ohoerer ollrd oel,
Sab gegen ste Haiie, mcld)er Der Ser.
BREEDER an9ebort, 81 ser Gbot pcroll=
laBt miro. Sollen onnn etlua sic 81,
nen ic noh Dem Motip Dor Sen
Stootsoerid)ten, bie gnoeren Dor Der
9unocagerihten pro5eiiirt lperoen?
(Souisp. Nns.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
@uuherpulle Gntoefnna.

Srau ". sleiiua, electromagnetic .Spe3ioltitin
fir 5rauens2eioen. 9unleft iouten itt III allen
&ie Ieibeiio ltlto, meroe id 3bnen beIfen. S6
Bate ME eiuen %ein6igen 6e9If6Iag. erlethtes
rltng III AZ Stunoen uoer feline 9e6ablnrA per
brednrte Der Irbett; o6uig barmlos. Sm
Spred8immer ODER brieilit, 81. &rioat. Inter
fuuffeIl fir Sumen. @efdulte g8drterinren.
NerStiibe Webanbiunq, menl eelpiiuiht. StrenG
pertrunlid. Notbertbeilltitg f%oitenfrei. SpredDs
itlnoen bon 10 llbr Sorm. bis $ ubr gbeltoS;
EnrlutaaS bon 2 bis , l6r 9iad)m. Srnu u.
8leiiiua, Ir. G34, aprosGaren. Strafe, ache
GbmpnofuHsApeHue (Dtdt60, A&Sl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
8efanntmadlmugen.
3epartement fir bfieuilidle 9auteu.
SubsT epartement oes ~sSngenteurs.

atttWp G, Den II. Utul lSOo.
Beritegelte Soroerungs.lugebote. Die an ben
ogoarb Of gnpnros," gu Sdnoen oes Staotsgtes
9iftratorS. a~orefiirt icin miifieu, meroen big
Mittippd, ben 81. Wtni 1905. 8orInitta9s II
1lbr. bonn 5taotsJieeiftrntor III oefien &fireau
i'm Stntbbnufe ~eHtgeger eenommen, fit bic gt'
b%euirine Der q. lanlsSirase, bon Der etllliIios
oreibiaiten StrnBe bis 5ur Merrpnan's Cane,
folpte hes Werrnman's ~2aItesgoulenaro bon
Der Babe bet gaI1ertsS traBe norotueitlib bis
5ur Stootgren6e. 6itIih BON Rolnno gnenlte.
Spe5ififationeu nro aneebots : Surmulnre
iperoen auf 8erIaneen bon oteiem 8iredu aes
liefert. Ser rSodro Of g%tfuaros" beb1lt it'd ous
Nebt Dor. trgeno lpelthe uno ale Angebote 3l
oertuerfeii. Gin beeIaubieter Gbed in Der
9obe hes in ben Spe8ififatipnen aneegebenen
8efrages, sabibar an ben Wabor uno Stnbtratb
bon baltimore. riuB ieoem Sorheruugs' Atgebot
b~eieefiigt fem.
Die eefaInmte abaet6dbte strbeit II M ait
60.970 8!thtfsYlaro5 slusbebung nuo $500 dus
btf' Yuros Iuifiluug.
g.. Z. 8enbaa,
Staot.SHaenieur.
9eitdtigt:
g.. Slab 1tmanus,
Braiioeut Der 9untrotts8 eboroe.
CWIait9, 20,22 1924 30, 26,27, 29,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Nnniic Nrpnaht.

So ftarb am "a. 0'ai 1909 5raa sontis
grouobt ySittmp pes neritnrbetien 8rlt. Seorge
Srpnabt' i'm utter BON AZ 5abren. pie Seerols
anna finoet samitaa, 2 u9r giahmlttags' pom
frolierbauie, III. 1913. 1bh~rtes.SltaBe, aus
| ft0tt Wv -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
aan.Gpmitt bss nenen @sridtshauifs.

YauAGomtte hes iieuen 8eridlt5haufeS
ore. ben 4. 0lui 1905,
Surberungssg lugebote fir bic Meparatltr bes
@ertbtsbaufe5 oer Sta6t Baltimore merben
bon Dem n8onro Of amaros" bon Baltimore
entgegeH genommell,
8oroerurgssgl ngebote miiffen In oertiegeIten
9rfeflmfdldgeu all ben .9oaro Of Mparbs"
obreiiirt iino an Der stilbeufeite NIT Der Mlf.
fbritt .Rropoful5 for The alterations in Neit
SFacaoe Of the Court 9oufe for Baltimore gitb"
6erleben fein, unb bis .Witttlpoh. ben 81, Mlai
1905, Sormttiags II ubr, bel 3rn. Sarrb g..
Sonper (Staotf9 iegiiirator) in oetten gtreau
i'm Mat6baufe eirgereiht lperoen.
Sebes 5oroeruugs'gtngebot rlub bon ettem
bealmubteteu Gbei In Der Sobe BON ettlem Bros
Bcnt q 8ro5eut) oes Betrages oes Soroern1qs'
Wuaebots, BubIbar an ben Wldhor niio Sfunts
rat6 bon Baltimore, ~beelettet tetti.
Ser erfoIsreite 8ieter ptro ee9altert fett,
giirgfdaft 5u fteIleu uHo ben Beittlnrluileen
oes Gtaotsgbarters be6lgli6 eontratte fd1dn'
fommen
8%eitnuuaen II. Gpe5ifitationen tbnnen am u;
nah Gamftaq, ben 6.l(at 1905, I'M bureau pes
Mrhiteften, ben Serret gSoa att & Nolfi1g, gtr.
2, Oitf3eIingtonsS traBe, Baltimore. elitaeIepen
perben. -
Die 8eb1rbe ~relerpirt flo oas 8ett treeito
tpelhe ober ale Angebote 8u berluerien.z
Is. Clan Stmanns, W'apor, 8otteer.
G.. GlaH 9imanas,
9rditoent Der 9ontraft'Seboroe.
(Wfai5, 6,9,t1 49, 1t, Is, 2O.23,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Tcter WrnUlo.

IS ftarb am %. DIut 1900 Eeter Arnelo i'm
aIfer BON 70 SabrerL. 10 gIoraieli nllo "a La
hnrbei,ett gifbert IruoIo. Sie 9eerotel1g tinz
bet am 1ienitaa, JIdtlntttass 2 ubr bon!
Jrauerballie. Rr. 900, Stnhehs StraRe' aus AM
Der ,I{omnt Carmel GelHetero" ltait.
(t1T-Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Sn Nem.9 1T elm sc.
id)1ltsrei NomenS Charles
2igbtner, BON Chicago peqen ullor.
oentlid)en 9etragenS perbaftet nor
Den, mcil er @elo oilf Ole StroBe ge.
porien bate. @nS bier nidt IneS
perboten lit! Nibt einnol lein 0eIo
oorf man oui Die Stro6e merfeu.
Iber perlieren oorf man IS menia.
items nod.
Gle WounaStomn nH 1t o.
ld)ou" idreibt iiber ole Contention
Der Gepublifoner Sbio's: ,Gs lit
ood cine prGd)tige Seriommlung,
oieie 3~uiammeufunit Republican,.
fiber Eorteiflepper, Die oo geItern IN
ser Stootsboitptitaot nit Der angeb,
Iid)en Ibiidt 3uiommeu fomen, Dem
~&oIfsmilen" ereiibaren gusprud
All perIeiben. 8~oItspillen! Baden
mod1te man, 1dre1en Dor Sreiioe be-
Dem 8eoonfen, bah bieie geriebener
Grobi5ieber INNER nod gloitben, oel
@ine bes Golfes babe ireeno etipas
nit oieiem repubIifoniidrn Stoots'
Gonpent ST. thun. Gie @ad,er baber
ben gon5en @ablsettel ibon Dor Ian
ger Sonb 5uiomnlen e%eltelt; oit
Enprsn Die BORT inter Dem mebl
boflih flingenoen Namen 9eIega
ten 5uiommen fommen, baben ein
fadl nit DEM &opf 81 niden, unh oel
Reit lit Sdnuetsen. Mo5u iiberbaiip
hieier unper5eibiid,e Wumpis einel
Staatsconpuntion2l Gle llnfoites
bate man fislih fih eriporen uni
| Ole 8eIoer lieber me onerfrant 9im
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27
Snhrsfnne.

Sim % Mai Mimic y. aeitina, I Sabr alt.
MuI d J{di 5piepB Turner, 6S Sabre alt.
9tm rs, Mai SppGro u. Spl5er, II Sabre alt.
Wul "a. Jiut Charles ShItB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Ifii'ee ut liteuerbiltgs nldta Stderes
pefoflrt %eetuoroen. 2inepitId muB
lld) aber tpobl ieinem @e9ner ge-
ipadIen fiibIen, ucnn er 6ie 0ifenii-
be ergreifen mill. Die icit &o6en
eripartete Seeidlaht lit porlouIig
ipleoer binous 9ei6obcn, Hoieltpens-
fp's Slotte lit in Dem StiGen O5ean,
ali9enIdeinlidl INN Gfooiooltof 5l
errei6en. Gs mGrc Togo ieoenfoQs
lieber gefpeien tpenn Nic ruiIiIde
6lotte ibren @eq burd oo5 ioponi-
ide Neer, r~genommcn 6Gttc. Gen @e-
fallen bohen ibm ole pereinlgten rul.
lilden 5lotten nitt get6on. Sic iino
porIidti9 gelporben, ..a
s. Y CT frat Dor &ur5em
cine internotionole Nrbetterlhltb@
idub-G onferen5 5uiommen III Der 10
Stooten ourd Al Gele1oten oertre.
ten iuaren. Ser 9unbe9ratb 9eud)er
eroffnete Die Gonferen5 nit elmer Nll-
lprode, in Der er betonte, feline plato
niiden 9eidliiiic SIT ioiien, ionoern
anf proftiide GrqebniIie bin5lorbeis
ten. Sn Der eriten FIenorIiBung lprds
den iib ole 0elegoten fir OaS Der
bot oeS meiBen Yboapbor5 in Der
3iinobol56en = Sn0ultric aus uno
b%egritBten ben GorihIog Oe5 9unoeS.
ratbes, Die Gadtorbeit fir 6rolten 81
perbieten, iebr ipmpotbIid.
Ger oeutidc &cihSto0
mo Der preuBiide 2anotog leioen an
Observation-Disclosures. Die arbet-
ten fleden nift; i'm HeidStage
berriht, pie ali6 in irilberen 3elten
ld)on, cine droniid)e 9eif)lnBrrs
idbi9feit. 9obei Iiegen Den beioell
E%arlanlenten oringenoc uno mld)tlgc
arbciten Dor; Dem &on0tage Die plel'
%beiprodenen unb ueriprod)enen Veras
geiete IL. O., benz Heid)stogc Die Wtl.
litGrpenlionen, 6oS neue 8orlen9e'
iet uno Die &eidSfinon5reiorm. Gie
Gei6sboten erbalten nller0in9S tetlle
0i1ten, uno oa mag mander oenten'
oEoint o'orgent, point DC Sullle" -
aein @elo, feline Reihstd9sarbeit.
GinenIuitige 8emeinoe'
rotb bat oas Shnor5mnlooorf 8ro-
lenballien. Gr bot nontlid Den
9roud eineefiibrt, ooB icbeS Ieiner
Witglieoer, oaS cine Sibung Der
idltmt, 5ltr Stroie ein Sob Bier be-
5oblen muB. Sn 6olge oeIIen lol eS
inn boben Hatbe ME an oStofi" febz
len, ga init iebe SIBun9 elm SOB Bier
nod iid) 5iebe. Die Ginmobner ser
eemeinoe iino trotoem nit ibrer
Oberleitung iebr 5ufrieoen, oenn, luie
ser .albbote@ perIidert, lGl,ft Der 8e.
mreinoeipogen III @roIenbouien pie
om Shniirheh, gerdoe mic Die cleft.
triife StraBenbabn in ben groBen
St10teu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

t8GHe! IN 4aNe!
sur Ieiie, in,s Hnslaas bcisrgt 6.
&aine, Rr. All; st &aal-S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Sur Grinnerun9 an oen
t~00.iGbrigen Gooestag bon 6r. Sdils
fer lit ioeben i'm 8erlage bon 8eorg
BUD in Him cine fiinltleriid) ollSge.
fiibrte @eoenfmarfe nit Dem moblges
lungenen 9iloe Sdiaer's erihienen.
Gieie @eoenfmorfe fam oils Ser
I6luBmorfe ouf 9rieiumIhlGgen
Eadeten II. /. 10. benilbt ipcr0en, bill.
oct all6 cine 3ieroe ouf 9riefbogen,
8arten mo oer1l. Ger GreiS betrGgt
pro Stiid MIR 1 HeihSpiennig. Sc
oernldnn beionbers aber ollie Sdils
ler.Gerebrer uno Sammler oilriten
&Gllfer oielcr biibiben in bier Sar.
ben porliegenoen Warfe iein. 5lunoI
Elm gutter 3lped, ooS HeinertrGgniB
loll Der oelltihen Sd)iaerltiftllng SIT
aeiiigt mcrocn, bamit perbilnoen lit.
Die 8ebenfmorfe lit our6 aQe 9ufs,
Eapier, uno S1reibmaterialien.
Sanolltngen 81 be5ieberl, no nid)t SIT
boben, iuenoe man lih brett an oben,
g%enonnten 8erlag.
0aS VI aibeft BON Sulius
&obenberg'S trefflid) rebigirter MO.
notsid)rift .0entihe Hunbihou" lit
Elm Sdiaerbeit. grnit bon @iloen-
brlif) er0ffnet baIielbe nit einem
porm e%mpfunbeneu poetiid)en 9ei.
trog .SeroS, bIeib' bel nnS!" Dem
Elm Sdiuer.9 Bib aus benz ,Marbo.
dsr Shiler.9ud)" p~oronitebt. Cine
prad)tioe Nrbeit bat Der 2iterotllr.Si.
i~torifer EroieIIor Grid Shnliot bel.
aetrogen: nMus Sdiuer's @crfitott."
Nlfreb @erde brinet iein Giiop u0ie
Gntitebung oes Don Carlos" gum
IbibluB, Mar Srieoldnber bat vSie
Gompoiitioucn 5u Sdiler'S @erten"
iebr intereiiont bebanoelt, nno Der
Serorsacber Ser sHunoihau" be.
lprid,t .Shtfer unb Berlin" MoriC
bon Gbner.Gihenbad febt tire fem
eeidriebenen biosrapbiihen Sfi5ser
.Mcine GinoeriohreT fort, nno Ser
monn arci5trr peh1 G9Ioff'tein luio'
met Der i'm Sonnarg oieles Sobres
%neritorbenen @roBber5ogih bon Sod
len elm Grinnernngsblatt. 8orl Siren
sci entipirft Elm 9ilb bon ben 9erli
ner &Deotern, oasu fonlmen nod pc
iitiid)e mo literariide Hitnoldouen
Gin Seft fir aSolhe, Die anlprud
olf before literariide Soft MAIDEN
ols Iic uns in mailden 3ei.ldriIter
aeboten miro. 3iia be5ieben lit oil
yIunoidau" bnrf q. 6. Sted)ert
Nr. t29 bis 1873, @eit-2O. StroBe
Nem.Yorf.
-.
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2pnbpn Sarf.
2urraine

RalerEidi 49, Yarfartia - 5rieblid.
8eftlih bon gealbroof Elm liilo cine 9dloe
WeiIe. Aeulbt Die nit Bombattan be3et9nete
Wortbs gbenuesGar Sreie 3utften Mqhnttttags
am Terminus. 9reile BON 8eerdbnlBpldeen iesf
fpe3iea. Gei1te Seotneuneen, 1elep9on
9nton 223. Niireau: SrautltR. nne Wtnbfer.
NpabS. @erlanat groifare. tOlat4 .1S,1&5)
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@efbdftsllbrsr 6. u. Selma, @obrung:
Is. & 3. 12l 8 @albroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Rad mohenlongen Tor'
b%ereitungen III Der ManbId)hrei 'oH
iit Den nadIten Ta9en NAL pieber
cine eroBe Sdloft in InsIidt lte.
bell, uno 5luor min 2inelpitih Dies
nal Die Sifeniipe erereifen, Ser
ruiliid)e Sohitconmonbirenoe bat
feline Sperotionspldne better gebeim
geboltenL iuie auropotfin. Cab Die
Saponer oIles MIR Mo9life getban
baben, lire Mrmee unb i6r ariegs.
material 81 p~crIt1rfen, lit ielbitber-
itanbIif. Spolf neue Meierpe-Gegi-
menter 81 lie brei 9atoiQonen iinb
oufgeiteat noroen, 10 boB Warifall
Snamo SIR 3eit in runoer 3abl iuobl
100000 Monn unb 1000 8eihiibs
inter ieinem gefebl pereinigt. lleber
oos St1rfeperb1IiniB Der ruiiilfeu
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Naent In @uhlnatou, :. g.: +. 5afebartt
SIR oO5. r. Strabe, y. VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

bitrgcr obcr @nilerntelonen onle0en
f0nnen. G5 lebe Serrid un6 Gor II.
4noerion unb Die gauge repltblltas
niife MoIdine!
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0eutf6e correspondent

Giaeutbiimcr &. 8uIne, BobHnra:
6. & g. 579 " WiuoiioH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-27

Ole @ol0 IuSbeute I'M
G%ran5ooal betrug I'M Npril OieieS
Snbrcs $50, 1874 lln5enL I'M @ertbe
BON S,tS5,2 $50 9ollorS. IS maren in
Den 8oIominen 1924 Nrbeiter be-
idGitigt, onruuter 34,257 Gbinelen,
pom Oencn meitere 1000 unterlueg8
limo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04
NEW NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
To Comm emOrnte Date of Framing of COnstitutfOn.

To Commemorate Date of Framing
 of Constitution.
 It appears rather strange to me, says William F. Welck in Harper's Weekly, that not one of the forty-fve common wealths in our republic has ever con sidered the date of the framing of the constitution of the United States of America at Philadelphia as worth com memoratlon by the enactment of a legal holiday. Some of the states ob- serve holidays local in significance and not recognized by their nearest neigh bors. It is plain that Sept. IT, 1ISI. was second only in importance in our history to July I. 17I6. If the Declara- tion of Independence is the cornerstone of glorious republic, the federal con stitution Is the completed edifice of a magnificent Union. Without the con stitutlon the Declaration becomes of little value. The 1Ith day of Septem- Der should be observed with patriotic veneration.
 The great instrument of nationality. for the preservation of which hundreds of thousands of our loyal citizens gave their lives. ceased to be an experiment after nearly eighty years of test and strain. It has meant far more since | 1885 than before the final overthrow Of the doctrine of state rights. and lt will mean still more to us with each com ing year. Intelligent citizens ought to be perfectly familiar not only with its spirit, but with every section and clause. It certainly is well worth ar hours time on every anniversary oi It's adoption by the members of thu constitutional convention to study i carefully and weigh just how near ou government at Washington comes t respecting it's imperative provisions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04
strange Mourning Fad.

Honestly. the board walk at Atlantic City. x. I, R queer place. says stan correspondent of the Philadelphia Press. but surely there is no place where so much that is odd and eccen- tric gets into notice. There Is touch of the French boulevard about ii. in that everybody knows the personalities. inc characters and the freakishness in the promenade For instance. take the woman who has started a new fashion in wearing mourning. Who she Is and from where she comes Is not known, but her method of mourning ls unique. She wears all white or black or cream. grsy or lilac. Acrcss her chest she wears a badge of heavy white ribbon on which Is printed in black letters "In Nemorv.- How any mind came to think of this 1t is difhcult to reason out. One would not be surprised next to see girl wearing q wreath of i'm uorteIIes on her head. Yet Ii is pos sible-nsy. probable thst dozen o' more vill follow this fashion and re turn sc their hcne- saying it Is the lat est thing in the east
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04
ARMSVERSUSPLACUE
Creole State Militia Form
 Gordon at Monroe.
COLUMBUS, MISS., WILL USE RIFLE
Governor Blanchard Orders sheriA to Clear Pelican State Waters Of All Armed Invaders-Trnin
 Held Up at COncOrdfa.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-Seven deaths from yellow fever have oc- cured here, decrease of four from yesterday. The city board of health reported sixty-one new cases and four new foci. Total cases to date, 432; total deaths to date, S4; new subfoci. II: total subfoci, 65. The number Of new cases showed decrease. but tha deaths exceeded expectations. Stiil, the health authorities confess to no alarm.
 Governor Blanchard has telegraphed to the sheriffs of St. Bernard and Or leans parishes invoking the assistance of the civil authorities to clear Louisi- ana waters of any armed invaders.
 The governor has also issued orders to the Louisiana troops to proceed to capture the revenue cutters Grace ana Winona if they do not leave Louisiana waters.
 The excitement in the country dis tricts seems to have grown more acute with the discovery of cases at other points. In this connection the doctors here are disposed to question whether all the cases that appear can properly be traced to New Orleans. A whole train load of passengers on the Iron Mountain road has been held up in Concordia. parish. removed from any habitation. for some time. The passengers have been vigorous in their | telegraphc protests to the railroad commission. declaring that they have :. neither food nor water and that notn- | ing has been done to relieve them from a distressing situation. Efforts | are being made to move the train. Monroe. La. with fever on three sides of her. has put militia and armed cit izens on every road leading into her limits.
 New Iberia. La, has put curfew law in effect Columbus, Miss, has decided to guard against infection by the use of rifles Many of the smaller towns are passing mosquito ordi'
 nances.
 Calcasu jarish, Louisiana, has noti' fled the Southern Pacific that no traina
 will be permitted to enter that parish
 Quarantine Against New Orleans.
 CHARLESTON. s. C.. Aug. 4.-Ths board of health declared strict guar
 antine against New Orleans and al
 infected points, Inspectors will b< placed on all railroads at junction points and redou5led precautions ar'
 to be taken on the water front Thert has been no yellow fever here fol . thirty years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04
Big Fire In Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Aug. Hire that at one time threatened havoc to shipping devastated tfre greater part of block fronting the North river here last night, and before complete circle of water ingeniously trained upon the flames by fireboats and engines had got the blaze under control damage to the extent of $1O0,000 had been done. The loss was centered in a block bounded by Morris. Essex and Hudson streets and the river, which included the offices and yards of the Brown Dry Dock company, the James McWilliams Towing company, the Theodore smith, Sons & Co. Iron works, the Bert Mitch ell Machine shops and the Western Union Telegraph company. All the lat ter company's wires west were cut on.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04

cial meeting between the Russian and the Japanese plenipotentiaries tomor- row. he proceeded with the distin- guished members of his party to the Russian cathedral at Ninety-seventh street and Madison avenue, New York. and there went through the Russian religious services of song and prayer. After worship he, with Baron Rosen, took the train for Oyster Bay.
 NJ. KarostOvetZ, a high official of the Russian foreign office, who is an offl- cial of NJ. Witte's suit. declared that the envoy is clothed with full powers to conclude peace with the Japanese and that his decision will be binding on the czar.
 It has been learned that the ipdem- nity which Japan will demand from Russia as one of the conditions of peace will far exceed 1.O00,000.0OO yen, the equivalent of $5O0,O0O,000, a sum which speculation in some quarters yhas fixed upon.
 No official announcement to this ef' feet has been made, put MT. Sato, bar' on Komura's spokesman. intimated this fact plainly in conversation at the Waldorf Astoria, New York. He estimates the daily cost of the war te Jaban at q, 100000 and the period GOV cred by the WET up to date at 5Ot days.
 It Is customary. Sato said, to asi about 5O per cent more than the actua cost of the conduct of operations.
 Two quiet. earnest little men from the far east stepped from the trair here and asked to be shown to the bes hotel. The visitors are envoys of al ancient race seeking on the eve of peace which is to decide the fate O their country to enlist the sympatli. of the first great western nation tha signed a treaty of friendship and alli auce with them. on May %. 1882. Tn envoys are Koreans. r. K. Yoon an Syngman Rhee. of Seoul, the capita They have come to present memoria to President Roosevelt from the peopl of Korea.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04
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