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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Sunncritag, ben 10. Mpril 1906.
Md)t Scitcn.
NatuItrppbc iibcr Natnltrupbc.

NnInltrppDc lipcr N~nfn1frupDc.
IS pcrgcbt fem Sohr, IN Dem nil
nidt cine Hn5obl ifncrcr &otoitro.
,pben crlcben, obcr in Den lcttcn Mo'
den folgcn 0iclelbcr1 linbcimlld roid,
ouIcinonbcr. Sm Wor5 ein Grobc'
ben in 6ormpio, nit groBem Gcrlll't
an Wcnidcnleben, mic an Sob uno
Ont, Dem nod cinlgcn Wod)en Elm
5meitcs pcrbccrcnNca @cben iolgtc.
Gam 0nS @ruben = llnglild bon
GollrricrcS, Dos ilbcr 1000 Wenld)cn'
lcben %foltcte. Aod) pnrcn bic Sci.
den nldt allc gcborgclL 0a bcgdlll
Der 0cillp lcinc perbccrcn0e SbGti9.
tclt, bcgrnb loden6c @cIil0c, 8ilcn.
Gorfcr mo StGotc inter Mid)e lino
Supo. llno geltcrn fommlt cine I'M
gllldSflul0e bon Der ailitc oca Still.
len WccreS. Gan 6ron5isco lit BON
cincm id)ncrcn Grbbcbcn bcimgt.
llldt moroen. Bon pcrbecrcnocn BE.
ben iin0 Die Ser. Stooten 5iennlid)
perld)ont gebliebcn; MIR Dos bonn 81.
gu9uit 1886 rid,tcte in Charleston,
Glib . Carolina, cinen Shoocn Don
filnf Wiuioncn Collars an mo TO.
ltete q Wcnld)cnlcbcn. Sn SonSran,
Sisco limo Die Spier on Mcnihcnlc,
ben picl groBcr; mic bod, lid bic
3obl Der 5obtcn uno T%crlcttcp itcls
len miro, lobt iid) 5ltr 3eit nod nid)t
logcn, oo in iold)c1 IGllen 5u Nn'
Tang g%clpObnlid) ctlpos ilbcrtricbent
Nerlhte in Die Wclt 9cihidt mcrbcn.
Smmerbin lit Die 3nbl Der 1obtcn
mo Gcrlcttcn grob. @roB lit ia.
tilrlid) olid) Der Gerluit an Gigcll,
tbun. Tie GroltoBc moren ltorf,
mo pcruriod)ten bcr 3uiommcniturS
picler @cboilbc. limo MIN fomcn SIT
bcn Sdrcdcn oeS Grbbcbcns Die bcS
Seuers. Gem @iitben oes Glcmcn.
tcs fonntc nid)t criolgrcid) @cntgcgcn
gctrcten merben, neil orrd Die De
malt Der Grbbcbcnltobc ollt bic
Souptrobrcn Der Wollerleitltng &C.
borltcn lporen, 10 boB cs Den Seilcr.
Webrcn al @oiicr mon9eltc. Sic
Grplolion pon @asmcrfcn perllriohtt
llelle 6eiier uno pcrurlod)tc nelles
S%eucrslpiitbcn in cincm onocrell
Stobitbcile. Ga Die Sclcgropbcnli
rlcli bis olli cine burd) 0os Grbbt'
ben 5%erltort lporell, mo olld bicit
onrd) Scllcr 5crltort muroc, 10 mil.
len gci,oltcrc Nohrihten crit obge,
mortct merocn. Sopicl lit iifer, bob
Die geltripe Grobebcn q. aotoitrophe
nit ibrcn Sol9cn einc Der pcrbcc.
rcnoiten lit, bon ocncn oos 2nnb il
betroiien lporben lit; mo Die biSber
10 lh0ne Stobt am @olpcncn Sbcr
lit gum 3bcil 5erltort. Gen idmcr
beimgciuhten 9clpobncrn miro in,
nigcs Mitlcib 5u Sbeil. Ton ocn DC.
BORDEN perid)icoener @robitGote lit
bercits &iilie mo llnteritiibung an,
geboten morbcn. lleber ole llriodcn
bes Grobebcns an Der &iiitc bes Still
len Meercs lGBt lid sur 3eit 9tid)tS
iagen. @liidlifcr @eiie bot lid nit
ben Groitoben nitt alld) nod cine
6lutbiucile iiber Son S%ronSisco cr'
gpiien, ipie bos am T.. Mcpembcr 1755
in 2iiiabon Der SoG lpar. Gos lln-
eliif mare baOlrd) nod, piel GROCER
1%geiporbc,.
Gle Seimiuduung, meld,e Snll
S~ran5isco betroiicn, Scigt pieocr
idlagenb Die @ubr6cit ocs Iidter.
mprtes:
God nit oes @eihides M1hten
Sit fcin eru'ger 9unb Sn ileften.
.llnb oas llngliid idrcitct id)nell."
Sber bus anoerc:
.3luiihen Sipp' nno @cdcrs HohD
Shfpebt Der finit'ren W0d)te Soup."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Maranrct &rnliccf.

liecf, 9clicbtc Satin bon GbaS. ". aruliccf
mo 3odier bon Supbiu ltnb oes Oeritorbcnen
SenrD @reftPn, i'm slIter bon % Sabren. Sic
llbr. in ihrcr letter. SSobnunG. 9tr. 404. Glib
YuIasiisStrabe, fat. luo5lt Seriuatoie mo
6rerlloe adtutgsool eingelaben lino. Nciiets
6ltltg pributitn. .U0S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Sacub .Ses.

IS iiarb pI6elid am II. slpriI 1906 in
lether letten SSobmInq, yir. 907, 4cnnipIpu'
ma .Ioellle, Saeeb sep, %seIiebter e5otte Der
2ehcrls, Die aeeroiania finbet aGl 5rcitag,
Den 20. spriI. &ormiitnes nm fl llbr. BON
Sraierburlc aus ituti. 8cilcBuig p%ripaiiln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Charles Snna.

IS ttorb am II. gpril 1906. nm 1895 llbr
Nbcnos, Charles Snns in icincm II, 2cbcrss
inbre, ~aelicbtcr @atte Der perltorbcnen Gatbcs
rtrle Sltng. geb. airocrintter. Scriuanbic mo
Sretroe Der 6amilie iilb ad)tuta9pou %cingelaz
ben Der @eerbienn9 ant Srcitaa, Den 20. gpriL.
gSudnitiaqs = llbr. bon Der SSobnlila leinee
Sohnes, gir. III, Moro S6rocber StraBc. aus
hei6nipobnen. Scifctuna pripniim AMI Der
rYnuhpn. iSarfs Nemcterh". N00-l0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Spnhie Sitrrlph.

IS itnrb am II. 9lpril 1906 supbia Sitcrlub,
ecliebie 3ndier bon gSiIbeImine mo ocs Der
i%tprbenen Sobfl s.. Siterlub, int Nlter bon A
Sabren mo 1 Wonnicr. Sic @ecrhialng fin
oct Epnneritag, yiudmiitugs nm 1a3 ubr, BON
ibrcr Iebtcn Mobnult9, Ar. GIG, 9SarnersStr.,
aus liatt. Weiiebung pripatim aif Der use
fern GciucterN." U0s-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
elizabeth Self.

IS iiarb am is. gtpril 1906 @li5abrtb sell
in ibrcm 81. Gebenoiabre. geIiebte Satin pes
neritorbencn 8enrb aeil. Bic Veeroiguna lin
oct am Srcitag. oen 20. gpril, 9tabmttina3 UNI
> llbr. bon ibrer lebicn 9SobnlIla. 9r. S22.
8aliobersS iroBe. aus nuf Dem ySreieinipfcits.
Sriebboie" iiatt. U0g-t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
SbriItina Waif.

IS iinrb pI6tIi6 am i6. gpril 1906 Gbri.
a e'na % ina snlc TG ndm 70 0f Sab Scfll''9 Sis ee yli,ii
nlng iiIlbct am Iuuueritas, yidhmiiiae6 3
llbr. bonn Srnncrbnlfe, Der Nubmtng ibres
Sdlipicgcriobnes 81. Spd. gr. III, g~lisouiibs
Sirnbe, aus iidtt. Neiiesut9 pripaiim Guf
Dem Snlnnuels4Stirbboie. G07-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Nltn Sdlrntt-

Is itarb in sSaibineton. 3. g., ant Gicnitas.
ben II. slpriI 1906. I'M 10 llbr WioraeIls.
Sttu Sdebtt, ~geIicbtcr @atie BON Barbara
Shebit, II Sabre alt. Bic Neerbigun9 iinbcl
am 3unncritna, bcn 10. glpril. Ndbmiiiugs nm
. llbr. bon iciner No6nln9, III. 5O4. IS. Str..
S..S, aus aui Der yFroipcct 0iu Genteicrp"
itQtt. nOoO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
siireau Der strahenbnrhbrahS3. Gpn,miNdire


nftimorc c, II. WpriI 1906.
Sepnrute mo oerlieaelte Mngebote, at ben
rNoarb Of IparoS," Care of the 9iib Hcgifter,'
%aorciiirt. meroeu bonn Stobis9teeiiirator in fet'
mem Nilreali int 8aibbauS bis Mittiupdl, ben
%. gprtl 1906. II ttbr %Tormittags. cntgeacIt
9cltonlmcn iir bic giioeIlirul9, Den @onenhuli
mo bic FfIofiernn1 nit pitriii6irtcn 3iegcIiiei'
reIt oct GdlocrtsStrnbc, bon ner "a. bis Siir
30. Struht, mo Der Sedsinbilpan5i9fien Cit,
bon Der Sat bis 6ur GnlpertsStraBe.
Spe6ififatinncn mo gngebots. 5urmuIare pcrs
ocll auf Mppliinttun In oicien Siireur %gcliefcri
100 Fldlc mo FrpfiIe eiigciebcn Dcroen fpngelt.
Sic 9ontroftS craebnlgss9 eboroe bebdIt fi0
has Ncht Dor, iraelIo fuelfe mn ale Inacboie
81 ber,perfen. Sin begluubigter 9bcd in Der
SDbe oeS in ocn SpeSifiiutioneH nugeeebcnen
@ctraCcS,. 51blbar an Den Wiabor iino Stuoiratb
bon Baltimore. mub iebcm gngcbot ~beiecfii9t
fem.
SIN g~lufiru9e Der g'eb6roe "
8. Mrtbnr Tidbam,
ErGiioent Der 9eb6rbe.
eugene j. Nubgcrs,
GIerf.
Reitdiigi:
e. Glab 1imannS,
Frdiiocnt Der Gonirnft.9 eraebuiigS sGeb5roe.
(Iprili2, i,16.17,1s.19, 20,21 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Tcpartcmcnt fir Diicntlidc SiherGcit.
llutcrbcpartemcnt fir WciuupbeitSluricu

Baltimore, No, II. AprII 1906.
Ineebote iiir bic Gieierling bon Irooilionen
u ~ Seo'n1n.,is,h lit p"e Eiuau''5ltt Slu,
idea Wioidtell peroelt bis INN If llbr Sorntit.
inge am 20. slpril. 1906 cntacget 9eftontilten,
Speitfifattuneu f6nuen olrd) 9lppiiidiion bci'm
hote miiiieri an aGbc @ouro OF eluuroS, care OF
Hnrrp j. &onper, Gin Jiegiiier," al beiie1
Hilrcaii I'M tNiotbbduie u%orcilirt ipcrben.
Sin bealnlbi9ter 0bed iGr bullocrt Dollars.
SablbGr an ben Miunor uno SiubtrdtD bon BAL
tttilore, rluh ieoes stlgebot b~ealeiier.
Sic Neborbe bebGlt Iih oas Jtcdt cor. IL
gero eht IIlgebpt ober ale Nlt1ebutc 5lrl5u.
ipeifcn.
Sames gpefcN, Wi. 8,
SelHIlobeiiss9 pmmiidr.
SutgcDetbcn;
e.. Glnu Timanns,
Erditoent oeo oVoaro OF glwaros."
(slprili3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Sobn %. Scnfel,
Er. 6O4, Gibbs barp. etraae.
III mr. ~Qcid,cnbe5tnttcr.

iueIter aue %suftrdae ftcts 5ur Sufricbcnbeit
unsfiibrt. Die bon ibm bebanoclten 2eiben fbns
Ileii 2Suttl lang liegen, o6Ie Die gerinaiteE
~araouiric ginbaIihmircrin nnb 1T bic 9ebanbs
lnne bon SrauenIci6en oeren Spc3inIitdt.
Cnn10,1S) ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19

$dFe sar Saeiie ms Apslanb Be.
ipret 6. @aine, Wr, Ala, Git.8alti.
more-s trake, nabe Gnfsmtpais.Sp&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19

Staats. geb1roc Der 2eidenbcitatter.
Vile Scidbenbctattcr nno NiFitcnten uuu
9ctdlcnbcitattcrn bic In ibreu Wefd,1iten In Der
Staot baltimore tIdtig iino, iucrocu hermit
bcnadiriditigt, baR oeren YieenScn iHr bic Mis-.
itnng ppn 2cifcmbeitnttnnsen am 30. Mpril
1906 crlDidlcn iuerofu, unb i'm Salle elmer 9iid)ts
crIteuernne oerieIbcn an ober Dor obigem So:
fun fnlcn Die aeeempdriieen 2~icen6cn fiir nuII
iilo rlid)tia eriIGrt iperben.
SIM Iiftruee Der StoaissBebDrbe oer 2eibens
%beiiafier.
Spbn q. spencc, BrdIibeni;
e. Maoiiuu Wiitdjeli, Scfreidr.
(slpriI5, ~, 1871 9.2f .24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Sin Sdritt in Der red)ten Gidtnno.
epart rs Ero6ent an alien trfflaiFgcn
nl.,rAhar

Sin f66ner Sara, entireber init
fd)funr8em 4Iih ooer ipeibem ober
grauem BIiifb sllcber8ug, MaeS fAr
Sarg'@infab, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
@inhulfamiriing Der 2ei6e, c7
2ronerfIor, 9 Yndr Sanoifube,
Seitnultg oeS @rubes,
Gei6cnluneen uno s feline 1ntiden.
Wintnm Suuf, 2etdcnbetaticr,
Nuribs uno Srecnmountsg be. Beioe Telephone.
(SaR11 ,Glitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Sir 1an,en.

Ttt GlrganJ Der Stsur elmer Srnn
ifiio Der Gie ibrer &leiber bdngt pot benz bon
ibr 9etraaenet Gorfet ab. Sies 1T es, mas
Srnneu b1dit nnsiebeno rfb beipnnoert madf.
NieIe Sd)mer8cr inb auf en%ggefdniirte biutge
GorfetS 5lriid5ufiibrert. wcIde bic freie sttbmuns
bebinoerit. 2aS ,xsaoe 4uriet" lift has ein3tge
boIen geiiaitet. ,spaoe Gpriet" Yarlprs. Hr.
2003, Nprb.GtdfteS. sfrafe. (3ebrfs,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
Qpnbun- T0rf.

Der banptidhlihite Srieobof In Baltimore.
hreal: $50 Nder. - Sn,mc ru dhrenber Charter.
3u ieocr Seit crr,i6har. Stint Gents Snbr'
aclo bon allen GtaoitbciIcn. Strabeuhabn'
%gSugapnS pdfiiren ocn Saupteingaiig ole brci
WiTutcr. gBdrmcs gSurte,immer fir GcIde,
bic ben S~Sricbbui bel ruubem s8cttcr bcintcn.
yegribnibpI1te 3u lebr indbigen Brcifen,
fimmtIif utter forimdbrcnber RfIcee.
Sarean: VT. 81, if.Surdtpga.Gtraae
Cau6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
germiidtc Ymsciscn.
Yartncr iuirb Oc5ucbt

fir Gin bbdlit rcntnbclS ioiiots @sidbdit phnc
Miiiep, $500 cricrocrlidl. Mnt,uprtcn nntcr
,@. ~" expedition Oieies Stattcs.
tO7--9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19

@intgc Gicnbobncn, bic
IN Wtil'oltri ipcgcn @elp1brlun9 bon
Hobott on9cflogt lino. ploioiren iiir
Stroflpligfeit, mo guar oiti @rllno
Der BON Hid)tcr &umpbrcp I'M Gbi.
eogo'er Slciif 8 Srlit . GroscB ob.
9~egcbcncn Gntiheiolung. Gos 9un,
bcsgerid)t in &onios Gitn Mo., micS
ben gntrog Der @oblteu ob. SIS iii
ocmnod) olloerer Nniift pie Hidter
Sumpbrep. @cr bat nun Heht2
Scnntpr SiIlmonb Bat d,
III Der porgeltrigen Sibung iiber bic
rcpnblifoniihen Gompognc : 9ci-
trigc SIT Den lebten Drei ErGiiocnten.
Wablcn oilsgelolien. Sn 1896 be.
trltgen Oiclc 9eitrige $3,S00,00O, III
1900 morcn cs $2.S00,OOO nno 1904
ST 100000. equator Gilman bat ei,
ne Vonf = llntcriufung beuntrugt,
INN fcltltcllcn 81 lullcn. mie picl Die
Hationnl . 9onfcn III ben GompoN-
nc. BOMBS beigeiteuert boben. 81
miinift ober Oicllnteriudunocn nidt
aiif Die repnblifnniid)en Gomitc's be.
ihrdnft, Ionocrn oiid) alf Die belllo,
fratilhcn aiisgcoebnt SIT ieben. Tot
cine TrGiioentcnpobl bciocnmGBi1
picl @cIb foitct, lit ia o%llbefonnt. Sp
burd Die llnteriutrnacn aus mel.
den Gliellcn Die Summen gefloiien
iipb, fir Die 3ufunft piel ge1noert
ilno gcbciicrt mcrben mirb2
Wer mobl sic aus Eoris
gefabelien M%eilberungen @orfi's iiber
Itlerifo uno Ole Mmerifaner iabri'
5irt boben mag, Cab nid)t einnlal
Der Nome ocs Enriicr 8Iattcs &C.
Iudnttt III, benz Gorfi ieine obiprcden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19
ctanntmahmn9
strnrr.Tcpartcmcnt
8ihtis fir riidianbise stencrSablcr.

pnIti more, 10. 9pril 1906.
&idJtis fir riiditGnoige SteuerSabicr.
vile fiir bas, Snbr 1904 unbc6ablten @rinbs
elgcntblmss StelierrcdIrltupet tcinfflieblih Der
Rctbnliftgen fir @iaentbunt in Der alien eiittito'
5tparSiaiien nno Sipciuto6iuai5iaiien Nnro mo
illlierbalb Der alien Staotgreit5c) iueroct am
Wlpntag Wiurscn, fl. Wiai 1906. III ole Sdnoc
oes SinbtsSeomeiero bcbniS 8ernieiiing gegeben
lpcroeI. ais Sorberciilutg fir Die Seriiilloiarilg
bes @iacribuIn3 5unt Ncriuuf. I'm Die Sers
rieiili1g5sllnfoiien III pcrmeioen, nliiiiet bic
Siclern tiir 1904 bis Samftag U'ittag, II. Wiat,
be6abtt ietlt.
Scnrb @iaiams,
(NpriltW Steuereinrebmcr
Ycriicgeltc Nngebutc nit Der gluffhriit BRO
pufalS fir Hurtnblc Sdluul %Suuies," an biz
gBoaro of siuaros" Der Siaoi Baltimore abrcis
firt, peroen bis fl llbr Wtoreens am N,ittpcdI.
ben %. slpriI 1906. I'M giircuu oe3 Sidbt
6cgifirators SarrD s. Sooper i'm GatbbduS
elllNeeen genomrlen iperSsn itr bic s%ieieruaa
oon TRANSPORTATION Sdlnlbdnieru fir bic Ne
borne Der SdulsG onlniiire Spe5tfiiatioieI
foiiilen I'M Bureau Der SdulbcbDroe eingcfebeil
lucrbcil.
Gin beeIaubieter COED, in obbe bon 5000.
5nbibar an Den Winbor lirlo StootratD bon Val
tinlorc, rnuB icbem gn9ehot b~cigciiigt fein.
Su3 9teht, irgeno zines ooer ale Irgcbotc
abjlipei'en, 1T porbebdlten.
Spfn i. Nudlc,
Gctretdr oer @cbbroe Der SdulsGoinmiiiire.
Wcltdtiat:
e. GlaiI 5imanuS,
Yrdiioent Der eontruftsE eb0roe.
(Ipril16.1 Is. 20,21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19

Huiulan6'S tirfildc SGbcr.
Ganitable. 8ebdnbe. Euiami aegen. etcts often.
(gIuauit22-) 80 n .f.y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-19

!. UIIt VcOCIUtHtu.
Maritprcis tpirb besnbIt fir dIse Seberbets
ten nnb antife WldbaponpsU lbbeI. Geitbet GoIt
!drte an Bic
,Gpipnial Mntiqxe Co.," Nr. 619. Wsrb.Gutaip.
Gtrake.
aen prompt aiiSaefhbrt. B-.9kS)
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

France: for all we possess In political ana IN
intellectual liberty we owe to her.
Much of this will probably be challenged py
other Germans, though much of 1T can scarcely
be controverted. What is most noteworthy anu
most valuable in IL is, however, that such pam
talk is not incontinently stormed out OF court
but is listened TO attentiyely and forms the SUD-
ject of serious reflection. As impartial frlehus
of both, Americans will not presume TO judge
between the two and certainly will not say
what this German writer is privileged TO say
and does say, that German pride over France
needs to be rebuked and brought down. But 1t
may confidently be said that for the people OF
one country to think OF the good rather than or
the bad qualities OF their neighbors and of their
neighbors' greatness rather than Of their own
conduces strongly toward a more just apprec'a-
ton of each by each, and thus toward inter
national friendship and good Will.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
Newport, r. l.. Aug N-High winds and a
threatening sky interfered great deal with out-of-
door affairs In Newport to-day. but the conditions
were not such. until afternoon that the cottagers
had to seek cover. for early in the afternoon the
rain began to come down end It continued inter
walls until night The high wind kicked up a
sea OUT in the bay and along shore. and yachting
out OF the question, but many drove around
the drive watch the surf. Il being particularly
fine at SpOuting Rock. at Bailey's Beach. In the
afternoon there was tennis and fox hunt. which
held in spite OF the weather, but the attend
ance small at both, and there not the
usual crowd at the tennis In the morning at
the Casino. II day which largely spent
indoors. 1uncheons and dinners being very numer-
This morning. at the Casino. the cotta9ers
ceived bit OF news which was a disappointment
when Oliver II. p. Belmont informed his friends
that Mrs. Belmont had received word from her
daughter the Duchess OF Marlborough. that would
be impossible for her to come to Newport this
At the last moment she was obliged 20 change
her plans. II thought that the duchess on
her way and a number OF the c0ttagers had
been planning entertainments IN her honor. This
will probably mean the abandonment OF the ball
which 20 have been given for her at
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
PRESIDENT COMPLIMENTS Pr
Expresses Pleasure at Feat Of Bringing Ports
mouth Up River Under Sail.
II 60 . &C Tribuns.I

Trenton, N J., Aug 2L-President Roosevelt,
through Truman H. Newberryr Acting Secretary Of
the Navy has expressed TO Commander Peters. Or
the Portsmouth. his approval OF his recent Isa1
Of bringing the old square rigged ship manned ny
New Jersey naval reserves. up the NoTtn H1V-.
under full sail Secretary BOnaparte rs9uesls-
Commander Peters to present a detailed account q
the maneuvre and this. at the request or tns
President, was submitted to him As r.aA'
Commander Peters has received from Acting 81
retary Newberry this letter:
The official report OF Commander Peters -
quested in the departments letter OF the - s l'
was submitted TO the President at his su--sS-S.JE
He directs me to inform you OF the myers " =
which he has read it, and OF his gratlLcessoIl - a.
noting the efficient and saiOriike discnai o. 80 80
duties by the complement OF the portsmouth Su -
nander Peters and the officers and men 9nuS5 -.
orders deserve credit for the SATISFACTORY -
and success Of the cruise, and the deQaLt Ltlsas
quests that the contents of this letter be conveys
70 them
Commander Peters. in his report to tns HN@.s
Department deprecated the praise Wnieh ns -. -
his men had received. saying they had done ns s s
more than the organization should % anu "
perfectly capable OF doing
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
4musements.


ACADEMY OF MUSIc-s:i5-The N.re1nisn.
4IsHaMpRA-o-s-Nsudey
BEIsAsC0-s:zS-The Gin OF the Golden Wee.
BRIGHTON BEACH PARK-a-o-speety, High Diver
ssr1-F.re1crEs.
"a 9sfNG- -s:1S-rlse Social Whit.
roNCT ISl-AND-Thomqson g Drney's Greater Luna
rsrs-nreaulan6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CherBb
DAILY s-s:15-AfaTryfng Mary
EDEN NuSIElThe World in Was.
BACK rTT-s .eo-The LITTLE Stranger.
EAAiIsERsTEIN'S VICTORIA -s:l5-Vatieri il
LYCEul1-e:IB-The Ilson and the Mouse.
LGHIO-s:i5-Tbs Man Box
MADISON SQUARE s. :eo-The Two Mr. wetherbys
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN RooF-s-Marnzelis
cbeca-axns.
NAJESTLC-5-Jse TcgEi&t..
MANHATTAN PEACE-s-faan's vesuvius and Fire
vOFls-e-Fac-'E Girl from Paris
XaSHATTAN-s: Sonata.
EEY ZORK-s.IS-Ihe Ham Tree.
sESV YORK ROOF N-s:so-vaudeyille.
WEBE2'5-3SO-Iady jim
WEST EsD-S:EG-T-Yss.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
PASQUALE .CIVILETTI HONORED.
italian Sculptor, Who Made Verdi Monu-
ment, Guest at Dinner.

honor Of Pasuale Civiletti, the italian sculptor
who executed the Verdi monument. which will be
erected in October at I'D and 72d streets Boulevard
and Tenth avenue. dinner was given last night on
pier Of the Italian Line. S4th street and North
River The italian Line transported the hundred
parts OF the monument free Of charge on the
steamship Sannio. which arrived on Friday last.
The sum OF $4,000 raised by the italian news
paper, ell Prosresso Italo-AmericanO." for the
monument The dinner given by ''Il PrOgressO." :"
Charles Barsotti Editor OF "n PrOgressO ItalO-
Americana" presided, and complimented the sculp-
tor his work. Harold !. Smith. after paying a
tribute to the sculptors work tho Verdi mOnu-
ment maintained that verdis music Will live long
after the noblest monuments to his memory had
crumbled to dust.
Remarks were made IN praise OF the sculptor
and the enterprise OF 'fl Progresso ItalO-Ameri-
cano'' by L. Solari representing the italian Lines
r. GolinO. r. Chambent and Father Mcdonald.
of HObO6en, who read a letter from Acting Mayor
MCGOWAN expressing great obligation 70 the
Italians for the Verdi monument.
Civiletti expressed his gratitude for the demon
stration in his honor
Frank X. Cambria, of No. 81 Park Row after the
speakers had ended, arose and insisted that John
J. Freschi, lawyer Of the same address, be called
for a few remarks. Mr.. Fresch said he had
to make, but before the argument was ended
the policeman on the beat dropped in 70 see what
was the trouble.
Among those present W. Gahrmann, AS
sstant Corporation Counsel; j. Z. FrancOlin presi-
dent of the italian Bank; c. Pfva. d. Cont and
Cx-COrOner yucca
September 20. and the statue will be unveiled on
October 12
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
IN THE RERksHlREs
~ TsleEraph p - 60


I1enOx. Mass, Aug G.-Returnine cotfazar. a.,
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. George WestIn-bor-.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Pease. Both f-r,r1,.
have been travelling through Europe IN aut0no-
biIes Mr.. Pease IS bringing TO Len0z n-x Frs1es
car.
Sir Mortimer Durand. ths British Amsassaa-r
and his daughter. Miss Josephine DUrand ara az
pected to arrive tomorrow from the Thou-sn5
Islands
Miss Constance Griggs. who has been IN New
port, returned to the AspinwaII villa TO-DAY. John
W. Griggs started this morning foF New Tork. a.
did Congressman Herbert Parsons. who has bean
spending a few days at stoneOver Farm
Secretary Bonaparte OF the Navy Department v'I
90 to washington on Friday. having eomDlstss hs
vacation. It is expected that Mrs Bonaps-ts and
Miss Haydock will remain at the Hotel AsDiuEsl
several weeks longer before returning 70 BaltmOrs
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Mex TWombly and 1Iss
Florence TwombIy. who stopped in Lenox Wills sa
route from Newport to Madison, n J.. to visit llr.
and Mrs. William D. Sloane at Elm Court. started
this morning for New York
NJ and Mrs. Richard Watson Glider starts1 yss-
@srday from -Four Brook Farm Tor two Weeas o.
the Maine coast
Lanier Mckee. Of New York has arrived n
LenOx.
Dfr and Mrs. William c. Sheldon. OF the AsDinwal
Hotel. Mr. and Mrs Isaac ". BroEaw returned to
their country place In ElbeEon. n J.. by s1tonosls
to-day.
Mrs Oscar Iasigf has returned 20 COverezoft CT
tage stOckbridge, from a visit at Ipswich. Mass
T3avmond Belmont the youngest son q Angus,
Belmont. with a string OF running horses Is sz-
vacted on Wednesday from Saratoga TO taxa paEt
in the Berkshire Hunt Club races Nr- Baluonr
will ride his own horses
Among the well known golfers entered for nc
annual Stockbridge tournament. which begins 10
morrow. are S d. Bowers OF Brooklsyn; J. v.
Broadhead, Of Salem; Dwight Partridge. the winner
Of the Great Darlington tournament; DeysTe2ul
Emmett. Of Garden City; T. NJ Sherman. Of Utica.
and Allen Lord. OF Washington
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

garded as sincere purpose-though sadly M
adequate in scope-to deal with the agrarian
question. But what sort of reforms Will the
government effect, with bombs exploding in the
Prime Minister'S reception room? What sort
of SD electoral campaign for the choice of pop
ular representatives can there be with generals
and governors and chamberains daily falling
beneath the bands of assassins and the govern
ment frantically striving to eStinguish fire with
blood? It is not only the life of this or that
official, but the progress of those ordered re-
forms to which the best minds of Russia have
devoted themselves and upon which the welfare
of the empire depends that the Red Peril men
aces