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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Second Trial for Murder.
! 7(By Associated press.)

@ ROME, s IA, January s.-'fhe second
trial gof VI u. Sanford charged with
numbering George Wright, Southern
Railway ticket agent here last spring.
was begun before Judge Mosses Wright
here to-day When court adjourned,
eleven jurors had been chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
COTTON MEN CALL OFF
MEETING AT HOT SPRINGS
an AssocIated llress

A'rLANT.N, CA January S,9rrhe
Executive Committee the Southern Cot
ton Association win hold its lleX Nnn,;tl,
and l3tll- 8g3B #
l'hc nlsrtirg set rol the same dates mt
Hot Springs. Ark, hns been called off on
account OF the meeting Of the Cotton
Assoeiution at New Orleans this week,
at which pliee the ESecntive COMMITTEES
Will hold its ,ylIar annual meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
.SLEMP s STRENGTH |
HAS NOT sHRUNR
Retires Mr. RpWden or.
the Latter's Own
battle-ground.
I KIMBERLEY WINS
POSTMASTERSHIF
-.-------
The Fact That Ex-Representativs
Libbcy, Backed BY Bowden,
Wanted Fort Monroe Pc
sition, Demonstrates
That slenp is
Strong

GF'rom Our Regular Cores pondent1
WASHINGTON. ID. G., January s.
Representative slemp and his friends
still have strong voice In the selection
OF Federal appointees to office in virs
ginia, despite the flasco which was the
result of the Republican campaign in
Virginia last fall. John b. Kimberley's
Fortress Monroe was sent to the senate
by the President to-day. 1t Is not Mt all
likely that there will be opposition to
the confirmation of the appointment. 1t
Ia understood that Ex-Representative
Harry I.ibbcy wanted the position. 1t is
said that George e. Bowden, clerk OF the
United States Court at Norfolk. and
the strongest anti-Hlemp man Mt heart
In Virginia, was supporting Mr.. I.ibbey,
while the slemp crowd was backing
Kimberley. Kimberley has won out.
Mr.. Kimberley has been the postmaster
at Fortress Monroe for several yeas:
He is about the most important man ON
tho reservation at Fort Monroe, owning
considerable property there, and is in-i
terested In variety of enterprises. The
real estate Is owned by the government.
The position OF postmaster is a good
one, the receipts Of the Office being large.
owing to the proximity of the fort anu
the Chamberlin Hotel. Mr.. Kimberley
has been active In Republican politics for
years and his voice Is always heard above
the din of Republican State conventions.
But he has not a right to vote, as those.
who live OH the reservation are d!sfran-
chised. It is believed that Mr.. Kimberley
was born on tho reservation. He has
made good postmaster and his appointr.
nlent Will be satisfactory to she patrons
of the Office.
1t is understood that the Preaident vii
In few days announce the reappoint- 4
ment of Postmaster Fleet, of the Ash
land office Captain Lamb would like e
see Fleet continued In the office, as hs
has an excellent record. In fact, Mr.,
Fleets record as an official is responsible
for his retention. as some OF the app-
cants for the position were good men
well indorsed. The policy of the depart
ment is to retain the officials who have
discharged the duties Of the places In 4
satisfactory manner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Conditions Yesterday.

Richilonds weather yesterday was
rainy, turning 10 snow at night. Range
. A. M..........,4s 6P. M.............5o
II M..........,...,.is PIP. M..s 40
8 p. M~.,,..,.,.56 J. mldnight,..,,,
Iightest temperature SeStefday... 56
Lowest Temperature yesterday ,,..... 81
Mean temperature yesterd;tS.,,,. 40
Normal Temperature for January 4. .,..,.s ~
Departure, from normal temperature.... 03
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Turned It On the Lady.

Representative Lamb suffered little In,
convenience by reason OF the $o,oOO urd
Sunday morning at the National f1otei,s
where he resides AS a matter OF ract.
the captain, who Is good sleeper. cana
very near not waking up. He would haVd
slept through the excitement ana noiss
mad It not been that a woman IN tnas
hall near his door set up an unearthAy
& screaming. The captain, enneghse, opened
crack OF the door and asked the lazy
the cause OF her excitement. She replied
in distracted tones that the hotel Was
on fire and that he had better aress.
The captains remark to her WAS .he ,,s. las.
clause Of the last sentence. but the iaas
did not heed him and rushed on cow oNIi
the hail. Captain Lamb dressed ana soS
into the street, without SEEING tug lug leoe.
sitv of excitement or hurry.
: ssyer,1 nersons had to be taken down
.,,a fire-escape. and lost clothing ana
tswelrv @ None of Captain Lambs effects
were damaged.
"Lou'' Summers Double.
lean. wondering. citizen, accompanied
nv 81 ,pretty young woman, evidently his
,wife who was leading remarkably hand-
some boy of six or seven years trled %
mass the doorkeeper at the west entrance
"a the Senate chamber. Colonel jim
Edwards halted the would-be visitor "a
the hall OF the senator's and INFORMED
him that he could not enter there, eVsn
II "he left all hope behind.
II lust wanted to gon there to speak
10 q friend of mine from my distric,
6,wn In Virginia" replied the visitor
s,You mean Senator Daniel or Senator
Martini, replied Colonel Edwards GIVE
mo your name and ! will send IN for
Them 5l
70. Il don't mean. them, replied Tho
Nirginian II mean MI. Lou Summers,
the internal revenue collector at Abing'
don 1 saw him In there when "os np
in the gallery,
Not never replied the colonel. -.He (
wasn't in there and no never Will be
unless ho gets to- ebe a senator, ot a
member of Congress', or secretary e M
senator or, congressman, S IN S,st
Disappointment was writ deep on tfe
countenance of the yirsinian. as he Went
away, speculatins perhaps. on tltes
identity OF the member of the Eniteal
states Senate who bears such a CLOS
resemblance 10 the internal repesa,
collector for the Sixth District.
C. & O. Wins Case.
rhe Interstate Commerce Commission
has rendered Il decision favorable to the
railroad in tho case of George NJ. spiegle
& CO., against tho Chesapeake and ohin5
Railway Company, and the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Ii was complained
that the rates on oak lumber In car
loads to Philadelphia are unlaWfuliy
higher from Alton, Va, and points east
thereof, to ana includins GorilonsyllSl
VA, than those for the longer distancs
oyer the same line from stanton IN.
Basic City, Va, 1t appeared that a rato
OF ii cents per 100 pounds applied Oyer
whole territory for q period of about
nine Years between November 1. 1857. 4
and August |, 1901. Effective composition
was shown by defendants wttnesaes az
Basic City and staunton, ana complain.
ants failed to OFFER any testimony. uINna
~ "a recnrd as made In this cHne Held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Virginia and North Carolina
Fair and decidedly colder Tuesday; We'd
nesday, fair: fresh TO brisk northwest
Winds Il
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Yuit6ci6rocrnno mad oem IuSlanoc

Ite muSl0noii6c volt fir Die an
rs. Sutli cn0cn0c Wod)c ldIlicbt, III
alien 5GQen piinftIidL i'm Sotrtbii,
ledlt mic folgt:
Die Yadet.Yot lit tGgIid) pom 8
llbr WorgcnS bis 3 llbr 9tad)nlittogs
otten, ausgetommCn Sonntag3.
Gunnpfcr fobrcn bon NemzYorf all
bis onocrpcitig ongc8cbcn.
Grams. ItGuntid c Bolt.
Wontog - 7 llbr Nbcnoa, iiir
europa, per Iompicr naoiier Vii.
belm Der 8roBe." pioElpn1outb ,Gber.
bolrg un0 Bremen.
Eicnitag - 7 llbr AbcnoS, fir gu,
ropd, per 3nmpiCr nOiuicltic", pia
GucelStomn.
Vtittluod - 7 llbr Ibet0S, fir
Sraftreid} mo Sin . europa gpp.
ten nnO 9ritilh . <Oicn. per 0om-
pier IA Qollrnine", Did Sabre; 10
llbr abenoS, fir europa, per Can't
pier n9liider," oin Elpntollth 6ber,
bolrg un0 Sombnrg.
6rcitog - I llbr Abcn05, iiir Gl.
ropo, per Ionpier st. Furl," pia
Blpnloltb uno Gberbourg (YoIt fir
Srlono muB per Iompler nSt.Eoul"
oorefNrt iein); 10 llbr Abcnos, fir
europa. per Iampier oltmbria, "pia
Queenstolpn.
Foit mad 9Th. un0 Cen.
raI.Amerif q, WeIts
Sn0ien etc.
Wontag 49, 10 llbr Ibenos, fiir Die
"a Flotn . Stuutclt, per Camper
.Gtona."
Iicnltag 49, 3 llbr Jtodntittoga.
lilr Suntoicu, per Compiler bon no.
lton; 10 llbr NbenO9, fir Snoguu,
9ait; un0 Colombia, per Iumpier
vGoloiuio;" iiir Central : 4merifo,
Colombia. Banana Die &anol3one
mo Die Sii0 Edciiic q. 0Gien per
Compiler pia Gnlon.
Wtittlpod) 10 llhr Hben0s, filr
6llba, 9teoton uno Gumpcde. per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Gompicr oW}ontercp;" fir 2eemoro-
ul0 @inOmaro = Snieln uno @llid=
ito, per Compiler oGorrtbCe;;" fiir So
maico, per Compiler BON Bbiluoel'
PHO.
Gonncrltug - 10 llbr GbcnOS. iiir
ole 9dbomoa, per G1n1pIer nDucn-
ton;" iiir NorO . 9roiiIicn, perGanl'
pier o9ernor0," pia poru mo Do.
noos; fiir Nroiilien, per Qonpicr
.goitern 9'rincc," pio Hio Sunelro
ur0 Sunto9.
6reitog - 10 llbr HbcnOa. fiir9tct.
iunoInno. per Gompfct oRoiolino;"
fir Curacao, &ene3ueIa u1o GoIom-
bio, per Compiler oWarocuibo;" iitr
Gorto Mico, per Compiler yGoroli-
no," pio San Siton; fir 9orbooo@,
II. Groir uuO ct. 8bonlos, per
Compiler .lriniooo;" fiir 6ortutc
&3lono uno Colombia, per Tompfer
yHlcabonD;" fiir Sontnico, @cne5ue'
la mo Nurbuooa. per Iumpfcr aNl-
troto" C4oit iiir banana un0 bic
&onol Bone mrB Ter Gompicr
oNtr0to" be}eidnct leir).
Qic Eoit nod R%cltfunolono, biu
9torO'S t0ncg mo nodl WfiQltcIun, bia
9oitom idIicbt bier tGltlid) I'LL, 3 llhr
NudrnittugS; nud) Gltbu, bia Inmpo,
tGglih INN / llbr NobhnittogS, nadl
Gotta Hicn, @on0uroS (Gitfiiitcl. Ri.
cnro9ltu (Oltfiiite) utb @lrotam0[o,
biu NciusS Orleans, t1gIid) mn 10 llbr
Nbcu05.
Grams 8ociftc .8oi.
WontnN - Z ltbr TbcnO9. iiir Sl-
lpoii, @ltom lno Die RbiIippinCn, oiu
Son 6~run5i@cp.
6rcitug - 7 ltbr Nben0S, 'iir So'
lpoii, Sopon, Gorco, China INN Die
EbilippinclL pio Sun 6run5isco.
FO1t iiir Ntcu . Sceldtt6. Nllitroliclt.
9tcu . Gulc0onicn, Sultou mo so.
lpuii, pio Son 6ron5iSco, idIicBt bier
tGGIlh I ltbr AbenoS bis sum- II.
Irni; 'iir NltItrolien. Neu = Galeoo.
nicn mo Die Sill SnfeGn, pia Bait
collocr, tdaIif bis sum II. Sunni unt
Z llbr Nbeu0S.
u. Sail SorriS,
FoltmeiItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
In idlimmtcr pn0c.
Cincinnati bel 0roBcr Site ldngcrc
3cit obnc @olier3uiubr.

GincinnotL 9, TO. (Slui. -
81 Den 2eiOcn ser groBcn 0itc gc-
Ielltc Iidl fitr Die 8cpolterlng uniercr
Sta0t gcItcrn ser Sdrcdcn 0c@ Wfutr.
gels an @oiicr, in0cm init Der &c.
Iomlnte Mobntbeil 0erStuot. naHlent.
lid Mount Nuburn. Moln1t Stills
unO NponOolc, ohnc 8oiIcr blicb.
Mopor 0empieu bottc cine @cipre-
dung nit Oell 9comten Ser Moiicr-
lcitruaagc'cuid)oft, in mcIdcr CT Die
Hotbmcn0igteit bctonte, sic @oiier'
5ltiltbr nit nIlcn SIT @cbote ltebcllocr
O}itteln mie0cr bcr5ltitcllcn. Sn ct'
ncr 0cItcrn Nbcno alSnc9cbenen Gr,
fIGrlulp fiin0igtc ser Ntopor an, ooG
ollh Die Mnlicr5uiubr fir Die mterc
Sta0t bis Qtittcrnudt nbgeld)nittcll
mcr0cn nliilIe, urt Die Ncpnrutltr Der
@anptr0brcn SIT QcItottcn. SIS lit be-
mcrtenSlucrtb, Onb mGbrcub Der leb.
ten 5luci Gage 5ru0li WiQioncn 0ul-
lonen MniIcr 1T oiC H0brcn bincin
gcpltmpt morOcn iilo, BON oenen ie.
Ood) nitt cilumol cin fleincr lbci( Die
9tcleruoirS uno oie Mobnun1stbeile
Ser Sto0t erreidIt SIT boben id)cint.
&n 8oIgc Wtol8rl9 at Moiicr gcrietb
oo8 8on5c StraBcnbobuipItcm IN
StiultonO, ulO il piclcn NroiEn Sc.
bGltOcn, Wcldc oltf @oiicrtroit urgc.
micicn limo, gcrictb mou in orQe Ser
lcAenbeit INTO fonntc ltomcntlid 0ie
6obritiible nidt bclutbcn. @clonocrS
in bcn SotclS modtc iih ser MouaeI
Icbr peinIid) iiiblbor.
(Spdter,) - Sm 2onic ser Hud)t
mlrOc OoS Moiicr III ser mntcrcl1
Sto0t mic0er ongeorcbt, uucin sic
Giitrittc oui ocn Siigcln marct nod
intlner trodcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Nus bcm 5nncrcn WarDlano'S nnb
ben anarcn5cnocn Stantcn.
Gle Sfloocreif1lI

ISt Dem crIten Der III H%orfolf, @u.,
porbcrcitctcn Fro5eiie Dor Dem 4}ln.
0esgeridt rueBen Der befoltlten Ella
nereii0Ilc AMI 0en Auiternbootcn Der
Gbeiapcofc.Nai uno beS Gotomac,Ri
pcrs lit GupitGn Wiuiom $. Nt0rdl
bon Nei0sOille, 8a., pegen @cianqen'
baltung mo WiBbonolung einc5 iul.
gen Wiatroicn id)ul0ig gciproden NOR
0en.
3mci-Ycronen pom @GiB
Qctroffen.
&r. Mi0ium $. Yit6er ipltrOe, ais
or mGbrcuo cillcs @emitters int Der
3biire BON Gr. Gbilip 0ri2toc'a
Mobnrl, nobe Barriers Wcritc am
EotlrcHt Njpcr, itono, bonn 0liB Cr.
idlagen. Scr foote mar q Sabre
oIt uno blntCrlobt uuBer ieiucr Mitt'
luc Gin 0iuO.
&om n0mIid)cn Sdridial mlr0c
Der 60 SATIRE olte ernit Gopioion cr'
reid,t, ais ct ST Gopi0ionpiae, noGc
AnnupoII2, 0urd) Icincn Siibncr6oi
ging. Ger &crui1glildte luor Gin @rrt,
Der Don 0rr. 9cniomin 9oui0ion,
SCltumcnta 1cgiitrotor bon Nlunc
Mrinocl Gourto. Gr birterI1bt aufcr
icincnt Nrurcr mir icinc @ittmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11


6ront Spronie, Elm notoriiher
Gbororter BON Stutnton, go, luel'
dyer bcIdpll0igt miro. ben 6ontrottor
Gounor 0oDo bon oeu a8trginia
Eortlono Cement MorfS" crmor0ct
5u bdbcn un0 mad iCiner crItcn Ser.
baftung aus Dem 0ciGngnib BON Nit'
guIto-GouniD eniIpronG, lit obcrmolS
In Stuunton feitQcnommcu por6ctt.
&lcinc ltr od)cn, QroBc
Wirfunqcu.
&t Dem &IciOcrrcinigunQ&-G to,
bliiicmcut bon 5. =. Grioer mo Nor
moll &, @up SIT Noriolf, va, cnt.
ituno onl Somitog ouourd 6cucr.
Dob elmer ser NrbcitCr in bcnl Gto.
bIiiIcmcnt bel ocnt Heinigcn ciuC5
Slciolno@itiidc9 nit 8oIolin Gin
Streihbol5, meldcS lid) III elmer Ia.
id)e bcinu0. 5itlt Gnt5iinOcn hrudtc.
To& bctrciicn6c Glci0un0SItild mltr.
&c iolort por sen SIonmeu pcr5cbrt
un0 cin IN Der 9tGbc ltcbcluber @ulo.
l%inbebGltcr iuur0c 5lIr GrpIoliort &C.
brod)t. >Sr tllr5cr 3cit itonO oas gam.
SC @rbGuoc lit IIolnrnctt mo bic So.
nriIiCn bon Geo. Gdurt un0 0eS Goli-
5iItCr &ocobIOon, Weld)c iiber Dem
GtabliIicnlCnt luubntcn, biiBtcn ibrc
cause &nbc cilt. SocpbIoL iucIfcr
sur 3cit OILS ouS Scllcr ml3brod,
id)lici, rcttctc nit fnoppcr Notb icin
SCbcn.
&crb 0nNriB uolIc Gas.
GrpIoiion
SIT Dem Seller ser Wobnung bon
Gopt. WtcGoIl Yote 81 Noriolt ga.
trl0 iif Somitog cine @oS+GrpIo-
iion ilr. inocnr q. $, SoluDcr nit cir
ltCr b%rcuncn0cn aerSc nod) Cincnt
2cf IN Scr @u&leitlung iuhte. Gas
Sans luurbc bcmolirt, mGbrcn0 mun-
6crborCr MciiC Solpper obnc GcrlCt-
5llraCn oouolr fam. Cos Sol5lpcrt
iill0 Iofurt Scller unb Sr. Eote nr0
feline @ottir, ioiuic Srou HidIorG 9.
WtcGurnlif trltgen crbcbIihc 9rnnO.
luunt0Cn 0upon, che c$ ibncn gclonA
aus Dem brCnnen6cn NCbGu0c SIT
cnillicbcn.
Cine Inter II DUNG anbc'
II III t..
Vic %pcrlolltet, Toll nadltrGglid cine
cinNcbcnbe llntcrirdrng iibcr oet
Gdo Oc9 HiCutenont@ SCr0iuon0 g8il..
linn9 ungcItellt ncr0cn, mcIdyer
poriNc Mpd)c mG6rcno Der Sd)iCb
ilblnNcn 3l NrnlopoIi9 bon Dem Ser.
gCorltcu Hccfc bon icincm Corps SIT.
iGuiB crIholicn murOc.
0crDeQeHcr ltebcrfoll,
Srnu Goodman, Die 8attin BON.
&rn. Noron Goodman, einc9 promi-.
n~clltCn 9ouimonneS bou NunupoliS.,
iuurGc nn1 Snmitog Nbcno DON ci..
1eft Wcgclagerer an Der Wlolcclter'
StroGc iibcriouen, mcIhcr ibr ibrc
l%uCrtbboQc 0innlont Wrod)c Cntrib 1t.
feline 6Illd)t bclucrfiteligtc. Ger
StroIh cntfont luGbrcno Die 5rou
5lcrIt Dor Sdrcd niht I'M Stonoc
luor, INN SiiIfc 5i rufcn. Eoiionten
llobncn iidI Der Came al urlo brodr
ten Iic nod, Dem oWtorplono.SotcI,"
luoicIblt tic iid) boi0 iuic0cr erboItc.
@roucrci cingc0 hcrt.
Gic oWclt.N irOinio- @roltcrci" 5t
@urttin0ton W.sNo, murOc am
Snmitog cin Noltb Der 5lammen,
mo Der onNcriftctc Sd)obcn bclGltIt
iid nllf 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

b~e6allpten. 'oaB iie in elmer I'M lilo.
liben Guatemala olta1cfodItenen
Shlndt inter Commando qon 8enc.
raj 3oIeOo iicgrctd) GcbItcbcu icicu.
Gic Irtiaeric Ser 9ieNicrrutg itono
feds StunOcn I'M Surnpf, angebli6
oblte iif ais wirtlam SIT crpeiielt. Die
observation-disclosures ertIdrcn ibre gr.
ioIge ais gelualtigc. General @oril.
las miro tiir 0cn Sonutog bier CT.
mortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
SnrdD 1Snlucr nnG Hlci.
Imcrifoniidc W0rOer in Wicrifo bin.
gcrihtct. ShcuBIihe &crbrc.
d)cn gciii9nt.

d)cn gclit6nt.
u o h c ter, R..N., TO. Suni. -
Der @eid)0itsrciien0c .. Mitt, Der
Iocben bon Wcrito 5lirildgctcbrt lit,
bringt Nnd)rid)t, 0oB ser friiberc Mo-
Oofat HcSlie 6. Sulbcrt BON bier, ser
lpegcn NctbeiIi0ung an 5pci Scrlid)c-
rllng9mor0cn I'M mcrifonii6cn Stoate
Gbibuobuu Sltnt Go0e pcrlrtbcilt
lunr0c, Ourdl Elrlocr ultO 9lci bingc-
ridJtct Wor0en lit. Witt mar, mie cr
Iagt, %Nlt1en5cigc ser Greflttiolt. Ser
@erurtbciltc mllr0c nit bcrbun0c1cn
Ilt0clt aui bic 9tihtitGtte gcfiibrt mo
bon elmer @en0nrmcric . Wannidnit
nit cilter @cluebriuIpc gct0otct. Gas
iibcr Sulbcrt mo icinc bci0en Utit,
Id)ll0igcn. MiIli0m Wioion mo Or,
Y. i. 0orIc %perbGngtc 3oOe5ltrtbcil
luor I'M M0r5 Oicic9 rSobreS bon Dem
ntcritaniid)cn Nbcrgcridt beItGtilt
iuor0cn. Ous 3rio mar in icniatio.
heller Observation-Disclosures ser Der.
0%iitrnB 5lpeicr Werifoner, oercn &c.
ben iic bci cincr Nclu.Norfer &rbcn$.
GcrliderungSss @cicllidoit bod per.
iidert bottclt, iiberiilbrt moroen. Gle
Gcriid)crnnl0siummcn I'M gctrogc BON
$4,000 morcn bon Der Gontpognie
oltSge5oblt moroen, bod iiiDrtc Die
lpGierc llntcrind)ung Der peroGHtiGcn
Sale sur Auibedung Der 5mcdS Ser.
Observation-Disclosures unternommcncn
Woroocrihm6rltnG. Sulbcrt itono
oils Ngcnt unO Or. Sorlc ais 9lr3t 1T
GicnItcn Der 8crIiderlungs . @cicn.
id)ait.
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iniuracntcn iiesrcid).
Ingeblihcr griolg Der TepoIl,tion in
Guatemala. - abbuntung ocs
9abincta.

San 6ronci8co, Cal, 10.
SUM. - @encruI IoIe0o fat cine &C.
pcihc bierber NcioltOt, lit peld)er cr
Die Mitbeillnt0 ntad)t, OdB er Die He.
gierunastruppcn nenerlid o%ngcgrii-
ien uno gcidla0cl babe. Gie Negie.
ru0strlppen Hittcn iid) IN ooS Snnere
bes 9oltocs 5urijfgejogen.
SfdotW t cr o, 10. SSilni. -
Nod Den lcbtcn ans Guatemala bier
a%ngelangtcn MeIonngen bat oas ae-
iammtc aabinct pom Guatemala ieine
0entiiiion cinlcrcidt. Ger @eu6lfe-
rlln0 ser Stoot babe lid arobe auf.
regltaa benlddttlt, 0a Der Sdritt be9
MiniIterium8 ol1tn ge0eutet miro,
baB cs sen GrioI1 Der 9euolutipn ais
gclid,crt anicbc. Qie 9iepolntiondrc
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Rlt perfamfen:

Der ipeiit6di0c 2aben itno @oGn-
balts gtr. 2S0S, 5oirmount 9(oenite;
biaiger @runb5inS. Na65uirogen
bel IS. s. Gallagher, Hr. 2I07, Soir.
munnt-Iucnnc. GAG
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HiNnp LII !:

Game ocbt nab europa. bcrtnIeubert Gle.
eontcs yllpriebt @rano Wabagonp 8iann;"
teine5 WtuiifsGuhinet nit Spiegel; idoncr glr.
iniuiter RurIor.9iug, 8 bel ~; NIles beinaBe
neu. 9tedbrlttg rno 6ubrifunteu. @uraHtic
iuerhen benz Niufer aegeberl. 9iuh}utragcn III
CSltHif, tUtt)
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WrrlnMnt:
0crldngt

Gpl 0llrdau5 %eriobrener 0et8cr
- muB nid)t olleilr cin 6leiider, ion-
bern oltd) elm ~OltrdbolS eriobrencr @c.
itGit9mann iein, Ser i'm StanOe lit,
elm aroBca 8leiid.G eportcment SIT
tiibrclt. 0utcS SoIGr fir Den redtcn
Wtonm. Won %ontluortc nidt, menn
ntolt nidt Die 2citung ii%bernebmen
toult. 8ir brol6cn nidt bios cinen
D'ct8er, ion0ern cincn GeidlGit8-
ntalll nit 8eriton0. Wton o0teiiirc
inter Y. 649, 9cntIdlcr GOrrcipOn-
bent. Q61-2)
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Die gleaaaa per 7ytau: elmer ,srau

LFt VTtHuH6 UT BlHH. tEHFt WITH
nro Der Sib tbrer aletber bdtgt bon benz bon
t6r aetruecnrn gpriet ab. 9ics lit es. iun5
Traueu b16it dit3icbero ulb beluInbert mabt.
sSiele Gdmer5cn iilb alf engqcfhniirte btltae
Gortcis 5itrildBufilbreTt, iucltbe bic lteie ItbntliIia
be0inbern. 2as ,gsane Goriet" lit bias eii8ige
9ortet anf benz Wtdrft. meIdes fretes Ntbens
holen eeitatiet. sA.abe Goriet" 8arlors, 3r.
2U3. Hurb.G bdrirssstraRr. tSehria.tSt,
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Mbam Musp,e Netanrnnt,

VT. 1i0i, Nerb.G tsstOeHne.
Ser y%9tprhplt SSrtlnerlutbreHoer BaubeIeiu
BON baltimore" beriantmeIt flo bier ie'
ben WRuntdg. - 1errge 0rebm & Gots
Nter am 3npt nab btutiGcr art otrett
bpnt Sob.
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Canton uHb StoEtawbtoBH.
elber'S rGbcllueiR .oaGs,"

Wue Wnlfa uH0 ~NnltaNutHht, NnNtuN.
UiurDluno.Ie lepbuf - 2f 81 "''
6aliptlrurtier oee @CiultgnereiuS s@beIs
meib." oEduiens&eretiS be5 GoeIlueiB, "
sGulturts GpnfluuS gir. 44a, 3. 8. S."
.SricntulsNtilrifi gIr. 1853, y. u.sB.," II.
gCdiltor Gpars u,g'cr0tii9ulla ss9'ereins. "
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3u mdbigem 9reiie cine Gut etublirte Eainpf.
Ndderei nit gltaebenbem mn profitGbIem ne
tfdtl: @ieeni1ilmer -5te9t ith 5uriid. Niun
%uorcffire: -. 49," rSenttder Gurrrippuoent."
U56-T.60-3)
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gu bcrfanfcn.


Sum aoitenpretfe cine muberne Cottage er'
ticr 9Iuite ul Der Durfs1tuan, ODur Gtgcnttitttcr
fir iib iclhtt aebdut; fein uerniintttge9 Ingcbnt
Suriidgepicier. 9inh3uirngen in Nr. 1858,
Durfs9iuab. UlG-G2)
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@crtramen Sic SBr Giacntbnm ST
Gcr,uaftnnn inns Oil.

Wir fuufru, b~erfuufen nno Ieiben GeIo uuf
8rnibeigeiibum gSiinfdcn Gle Elm Suus uoer
GieFddft3loful lit iracub einem IbeiI Der StaDt
pber GUrttn6t. 10 i6tncfI mir Sbreu Beoilrfnlts
fen geredbt fuer6en.
4leine an6nbIungen uth Ieihte 9eoingungerl.
Role IIsfunft pcri1nlid noer Ter Ruit.
4gentcn fir Guergreen 2aiuu (galtimure's
fdi6nfte ino mubsrnfte gDrftaot) Snmiltun-9lue
unb Sarierb. Rpab.
3ebn Q1uter ferttg sum Serfnrf. Stdbiifbes
@us - Gleftrt5itGt strteiiiIeS Arinneits
2Sdiicr - Wipberre Sdufer.
GitD ano Snbnrbnn Stealth Gumpaup.
305 nnb. 307 Galpert.@ebaube.
(TpriIt5-)
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5n %Uerfunfcu:

Cine 8itttue bat SO 9dufer In alien IbeiIcn
Der Gtabt. peIbe fe fofrrt b~erlaufen inib. Dlan
n~breffirc: usoI &c." 1rntiher 6urreippnbrnt.
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9uEu Srana's rUddcr.Serterae."
Rr. 1856, Sarriiuns, nabe ~eeItngton.Str.
SEQ. 8ilntber, IT,, Brdirsgo.'s Nier am
Aapt. &armer GuHf6 ben IL bis 1 ntr
9ta6mtttaas. Vile behii1eu 9dder iinb
5rnt g1efube eiltgeGabeH. Is. & B.s9eIe.
pUpI1 - Wtt. Nernrn sos X,
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Serlangt i'm IGgenleinen.
geutIdes aroeIts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

geutIfes ArbeitS. 9lahiue iinnas- Strenn.
Pr. 2t0, SiibsSbarpzGtraBe, unter oer Nufitdt
beuif6e SnitoiperTer. ~slrbeitcr uno 9ienitboter
tu bei6dttigen miiHiden, iuuIlen ih1 perfonli6
poer In frulfirten Brietcn an ben Ggentcn Der
8efeufhGft, SpBann .. Wlcler, Wr. 2t9, Shc.
EbarpsStruse, iuenoen, ipeIter iilelteeltlih
R~Insfunft ertGetlen iUtrb. SprehfiI1ben bun l
bis B ltbr. (S1h2S. 1O
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8clo at ucrlribcn.

4ne, iuclde @clb acGrdudct, fpredIrn bicr
nor. Inletbet ami Guldre. WtubeIn II. @runos
GiNentbum. Nnt @|ertrGlIelI. Neine SoanaS ttices
W}et6uoen. Baltimore 3nueitiuent &c." VT.
100, giUrn.FneusS trahe. an
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Gu ucrmictbcn:


Sn uerinttthen:
Cottage in 9utberpitle an Der ggtdrolihen
GentruI-a'abn." 3 Mitinutcl bon Gtdiiull 1teins
ftes 9Sniier, SAB etc. Wtdu tptede an Gtt mo
Steue ODER bel Sae. Y. Nceic, r6itn sauiuas'
Hauf." Sa1 uuo 0iab. Stralc. N60-2)