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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

GincS ser beiten g hu! +
ten in Den Ser. Stoaten lit
ooSieni9e Der Stabt Baltimore, iogt
Or. e. :. Moore, Superintendent Der
%olfsidllen bon Sos gngeles, Gal,
iuelder an Wittpob bier atlongtc,
I'M mebrere Sortrd9e 81 balten. or
ipcnbet bent Observation-Disclosures
Sannes $. &on Sifle bobes Sob unb
iogt, berielbc wiiroe oil Der Yacific-
fiiitc fir einen Der iabiglten Sdlll-
manner IN Imcrifo gebolten.
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Gdlo pun1 1aiuiun- Sui.

Mobel S. Goipion perlongt Sdei'
oultg BON ocnl notoril6en 3obn.
or5t Gbnoro .. 9umlon. = Gr
fist jebt cine 5c~bnidbrige 8efdng'
nibitrafe ob.
Srou Wobel :. Sotpion @ottill
oe3 Sobnor5tes gotporb 9. 0afpion,
iueldcr sur Belt cine 5~ebniGbrige DC.
fongtibitrofe obiiBt, bot in Der ..
Mbtbeilling oeS 9altimorcr Staotge.
rid)ts cine &lo1c ouf obiollttc Shci-
bitnG cingcrcidt. SopIon lit scr
notoriihc 3obnur5t, Gcgen ben Dor
5ipei Sobrcn sic geIdnloigrng or
Gobcn mitrbc, mchrcrc iltngc YtGo-
d,en I'M &clio Scim miBbrold)t 81
habcr, Der oom Iliid)tctc, in Canada
perhoftct lplrroc uio biernllf, iid) ocS
gcpobnliden NnsriffS idulbig be
lcrmcno, am 9. M1r5 1905 81 5cbn
Sobrcn 8efGngniBboft uerurtbciit
miirbe, 9os Nnor bate ain 90. Otto
Ter 1902 gebeirotbet. Soiulon mar
ser 3abnor5t Oes &ellosSeims.
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@oS mar Bic ltriohe2

WoS mar Die II rlofe? $50
Ter ~70.iGbrige @oote oes 9unoes.
3ouomtes Somilton Burns bon Or.
lob, Sit'FreltpnitroBe, iiel 9eltern
Nodmittng auf Dem Gle, pos in Der
@o'Ie I'M Sofe binter ieinem Soltic
cntltonDcn rpor, uno 5og iif cine tic
tc Milroe an Der Stirn Slt. Wtit scr
Tmbnlon5 oeS l1orooItlidet IiItriftS
lultroc Der &eripunOcte nod DEM st.
3olepbs'Solpitol" ge6rod)t, 100 cr
tltr5 onrolf itorb. Coroner Gorrll.
Tiers, Der olabolo gcrufen muroe,
illnlltt dis SoocSuriod)e ShlogillB
an; ood) bleibt oic Sroge oiicn: or.
lit Der olte Mann oen Shloa in
6olge oes Shrefs bei DEM ;Soa, ODER
ipor Der 0ol Die Solge oes Shloa.
onfolles.
Sanoten fali6en Seuer.
alarm elm Inter Der Mniduf.
oi9ltng, am A. Sebruor bon benz
6ereralormfaiten Scr. 335, ode BON
Grtaip.Elace unb 2onpoIe- StroBe,
oits etnen foliden NIarm eingeionbt
81 babel, mitroen geitern bon ben
Foli5ilten Gmrids n1to Miaer bonn
noroipeftIiden 0iitrift brei Negerfin-
Der perbaftet unb Dem SSugenorihter
Seuisler porgefibrt, nelder oas Ser
bor jebod bis gum %. Sebruar Der.
Idob, 9ie Gerbofteten lino 2cna
Slougbter, Is Sabre oft, BON @r.
54S, Woore-gllep Crime @hitinaton,
Is Sabre oft, bon Hr. tt20, 9riab.
TOMS troBe, inb Sbomas CRAWFORD,
~ Sabre oft, BON Nr. 1882, 0riab.
TOMS traBe.
Sobn g. SuIlipan bei'm
Cardinal. = Der friibere gro6c
5auitfGmpfer So6n g. Suaipolt,
meld)cr oieic @od)c I'M .@opctu-
Ibeoter" anftritt. mod)tc geitern in
9egleitung ieines @cid)1itsfiibrers
Sronf Suu Dem Cardinal Gibbons
leine gufipartimg.
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Srcitct iid) ans.

@roBc 8cidditS = I%ltS0ebnlng Der
,G6eiupcafc Eotomdc S%elcpGon-
Gompoanie." - Baltimore, 0a9
meitlid)c WorplonO unO @olbln9'
ton 0oS SclO.
Gle yGbciopcofc , Eotomoc Icle
pbon Co." Wcldc geltcrn in @olbila-
ton ibrc Sobrca.& criommlim0 biclt,
6uttc in 1906 cine Gimabme bon
$2,452,07641, 0cgcn 81 ,953,735.1t IN
1905. Iie tosGimubmen moren
$4lt ,04S.37 in 1906 mo $342,029.16
IN 1905. Ger SabreSberift 5eigt Ell
lie rielige NuSbcbnung beS 8eld)dfts
I'M pcrfloilenen Sabre in Baltimore,
Dem lueitlifcn Wtorplun0 II. @oib.
ingtpn. W1breno or1 /. Sanltar
1906 in @oibington 2t,202, III 9olti-
more 1920 mo nnocrSipo 1888 &c.
lcpbone Scr Gompa9nie I'M @cbroitd)
morein, bate iih Die 3obl bcrieIben
I'M 8erlouic oeS lebten Sobres iiir
@oibington Inn 5S41, iiir Baltimore
Inn 1910 rn6 ai10erSluo INN 1886 per.
mcbrt. cine @eionlnt- 3lnobme bon
1871 Gclcpbonen. Gie @ciammt,
5obl Scr Telephone ser GompoGnic lit
icbt 70,167.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
3ebrer . YcnFunen.

~ SitilS WV
iionirt cine In,obl 2ebrer unb
2ebrerinnert.
Sn Der am Mittmoh itatteefunbc'
nen Sieung ser Stants-llnterribtss
beborbe nurben iolgenbe 2ebrer unb
2ebrcrinnen peniionirt: 8m. 8rif'
iitb, 2aitro 81. Datenlon, Gli5a 9.
WeScpitt. Inno @. German, 2ena
SauIsburp, Morian 9, Stansbnrp,
Iarp @. Storfc, Narp 9. Beaufort,
2oliro Sbcr,pooo, Waraoret Sber'
MOOD unb Charles @. Glaggett bon
Baltimore; @iaiam q. @inebia nno
Gbnnino 9. ImiB BON montgomery.
Gountp; Suinn DC. 8arrott nno
Sobn $. &. &uop BON 6reoerids
Gountn; 81. Gli5obetb Snpber BON
@oihingtpn County; Niuiam s.
Sroipller bon Gharles.Gonntp; S. ".
SporfS BON galtimoresGpnntp, Cleo
nor g. gIount pom @ilminston
Gel. uno Tbos, ,Gcclcs bon Noro-
Carolina.
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@saadStannas @eindle.

#HE - -
@ollperneitr @orfielo BON Gltern unb
Germanbtcn pon Str1flingen be.
itiirnnt. - Die Hcttllng oeS 9iir.
gcrrcbtS III piclen 6Gacn Der
S%ouptgrllno. - Sn einent Sale
lpor &odBcitsfeicr ongegeben.
Wiit nlebr ooer mcniger Slid uer-
iu6tcn in ben lebtcn Sogen Gltern
o0cr on0cre B%cruunotc bon StrGilin'
ger BEL Wollpcrncllr MoriieI0 IN Nlt'
nupnliS iiir ibrc @cfrcilng 81 nirfcl.
Inter Ocn @IiidIi6cn mor Der @Cfan.
gene 8iibcr, fiir 0cn ietn Stiei.
uatcr Die @rloiung ans ben 0efong.
niBn1auern naGiud)te. ln0 0eIien git.
ten ourd) Gusiogen Captain Sips.
comb's fir iein brapcS 9ctragen in
Gllbd, ais CT inter ibnt 0icnte, unter'
ltiibt lpllrGen. Or bat lid, ais I'M
Regiment Eoden nlabruden, ais frei.
ipiuiger &ronfenludrtcr peroient &c.
mod)t," iogtc Der GopitGn, unO GA Die
Ypplitotion bon ollen MitNlieocrn Der
Misrepresentation untcr5ei6nct luor,
CAB ibr Der 8ouperneltr Wcb0r, uno
Scrr 6ii0er fonnte lid) nit Den 6rci.
loiiunGepapiercu ieincS Sticiiobnca
bcalildt nad] Soltic begcbcn.
@enigcr gliidIid wor Sri. Hoio
Gobcn Ole Die @nuoe fiir ibren BRIT
Der in Aniprlld, uebmen moute. Sou,
Dcrncllr Moriiel0 iollo Den Rccoro
oca 8urihcL Der lucgcn Soid)cnoieb.
lt1blS ouf Der oluntp.
Ioir cin9cipcrrt lit, 81 i6led)t mo
nllBtc Odber 0os hinge Wdo6cn alb
i6lGAli1 bcidIci0cn.
Wtit Dem Scriprcdrn oob er in Sen
nid)ItCn IoGen 5llnI Nrbcitabaliie &c.
ben ulO Den 6oQ icineS SobncS 5llr
Scodltung enpfeblen mcroe, bei6ico
Der @ouperneur Serrn ,Sobn Noael,
einen 9e!uobncr bon Siiosgoltinlorc.
81 i6ledt iiir einen Wno0cnott
mar 0oS SiinOenrcgiitcr bon &urep,
cos ilber 40 9tllmmcrn oufmies, uno
Serr Senrp Surep, Der 8oter oes jil-
gcubiGen &erbrebers, Der ben
@linid) ousiprod, icincn Spbn 6ci
Der @od5eit leiner 5od)ter SIT iebcll.
mllBte unperrid)teter SoGe ob5iebell.
GopitGn Sobn VI. @oItcrS, ociien
Sobn einen %5rpeii0brigen 5crnlin I'M
3llftbouie me9cn GiebitoblS obiibt,
erbielt oclt 9eidei0, Dab ieiue sppli.
fotlon inter 9etroftllng ge5ogelt
merben ioute.
GoB ibr Sobn icin 9iir0crrcft
nid)t Dcrlierc, ma Die llriod)e, Die
6rou antc Goofc Dem @ollpcrnCrr dis
0runo iitr ben @unid) ieiner 9efrei'
lltg on9ob. o@enn err mir ictS NO.
nate nad) ieiner GntloliittG Elm 3ellgz
nib bringt, Oob er Elm ebrboreS 2cbcn
fiibrt, mil id) iein 9iirgcrrcd)t mie0er
%berItHucL" mar Gas &eripredelt, nit
Dem Der @ouperneur ole 5tirieoenqe.
ltelltc Srolt cntlieB.
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Rod INNER fein Rcinltat.

Gr.@oupcrneur 9romn nod an Der
Nrbcit, elm Sidct 3uiammen 5u
ItcIlcu. - Gr m0d)tc Scrrn Bruce
on 5"lucitcr Stclle babcll. - Ntlml-
lens 9lftien inn StCiQcn.
Nlmien.Nftien 9ingen geitern be.
oelltcno IN Die S6bcunO OoS foIgcnoe
5idCt bel Irlnofrnten, neld)en Der
GrfoIg Der Yortci ont Scr3en lie0t,
biiritc cine iebr giinitigc Iuinabmc fins
cen: Sir Wopor George u. 9tlrmien,
iiir YrGiiocnt ocS 3~lueitcn Rotbs5iuci-
geS Wiuiam GoheIl Bruce, iiir Con.
trolcllr SorrD j. Soopcr, Gr'8ouper'
ncllr 9rolun CAB 81, Dob er li4 be-
miibc, Serrn Bruce 5u beDegen lidJ
nit Der FrGiiocnti6oit oe5 5pcitcn
Hoibs5lueigeS 5u b%egilngcn, bod luoll-
te er nidt ioQen, Oob er bis icbt gro
BEN Grfolg in oieier &iniift bette.
SEER Bruce lit ebcnfolIS itunnm, lDle
Ole iprii6m0rtlidc 2Iliter, 0ob lit eS
nidt 81 uiel gclngt ooB Is oIlAemeine
9cfrie0igung %Dcrporritien llno 5llr
&lGrung Der Sitnntion beitrogcn
piirNc, fon@ @crr Bruce iib beitin1.
men lieBc, ieine ;3uitinmuHg 81 &C.
ben, icine Yldnc in @c3ug olli Die
Wopor3 Gon0iootur fallen 81 lniien
mo Dem 8ori6logc 0c5 Gr-@oupers
neurs 5u5uitimmen. Tic Gan0iOotur
6c9 Scrrn Sooper bat ollem Nnl1ein
nod oIgentcin bciricOi0t, unO blci6t
bnbcr llllr Die b0rtcitc ghtB Die Mnp.
orS.&onoibotIr, 5t fndden ilbri9.
Gic 9tumict-Nnb1nAcr nrbeitctCn ges
ltrlrn nit crllclltcr Gncrgie, uno
idcint es ollBcr 6ragc 81 ItC6CrL oob
Scrr HtnlIcn 0cn 0eutldyumleritunis
id)clt bcmofrntild)en Stimmgebern in
leoer Sinlidt 0encbm lcin milrOe.
;3luci groBe Gelegutioncn bon Gclttid)s
AnGrifonern inter Siibrlm0 oeS gro,
iciiorS @iQiom u. anopp uno CcS
Serrn saul Sod legtcn gcitcrn Dem
Grs@ounerncur ibre oieSbe5ii9lid)en
Wiinid)e Dor. Sciite miro on5 Grefll.
tiu.Gnmite Ser 8eorge u. Nuunierr.
Nereinigung ebeniolls Serrn 9rorpn
lelnc Mllfmortltng mod)elL Inn Ole
8or5ilae ibrcs Gon0iooten IN 0aS rid)s
tiGe 2id)t 5it iteacn. Scr Gr-@ouuer-
nellr miro olti Die Ibutind)e dltinlcrfs
iam gcmad)t iper0cn 0oB 0icie 8erei.
nigling ans 8eidGitSlelltcn beltebt,
meldc fcinc Icmter mollcn, mo De-
men cin5ig ln6 ollcin oos @obl Inc
Der griolg Der bcmofrotiiden Eortei
ont Scr5en liegc. Sic perOcn ooroui
btinucIicrt, Oob 0ic 9hlmien.GonoiDo
titr t0gli6 nellc lnlO einilltBrei6e
Sreun6c III ollcn Stoottbeilen gez
minnt Ii. perlongen 0ub cine l6neqe
Gntidcioung ~getroifen miro. Ger
WobooI.. 9oom"iit Dem Mnidein nad
III Die Bride gegun9en, IA Die oenlo.
frotiihen, oftipen Eolitifcr in ocn
perihieOenen @arbS elm lion polill.
mus" gegen oicie Gonoiootlir ge1it-
Bert boben. Sbcrit Sberlod Smoni'S
GonOiootenidifi nub ebeniaas ir.
Genoipo oitf Dem Srofclren iiben, ga
lelbit mittclit orabtIoier Geographic
feline alnoc mebr pom bieicr Gonoi.
ootnr crlongt luerber fam. Serr
Goiin GltBerte geitern, bis ip1teitcns
Den |. MGr5 ioQte Scr Wopors-Gonoi
oloot ms Tclo gcbrud)t mcroer. Ger
6cbrrar nei9t iid) ieinem Gnoc 5rl,
mo mrb cS iid) bolo 5ei0cli. Oh ser
r.@oupcrncrr I'M Stanoe lit, oic
Id)wierige 6rage 81 loien.
Nj "a 1, n .. ~ T. a. "
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Gpn5ert SeS GhOres Der Waoiions
Tncnuc SpnagOgc.

Tncnuc SgnagOgc.
Ger Ghor ser Mooiion.glpe zSpnas
goge CAB geitcrn in 2ebnlann's Saue
icin critics CONCERT. Son uornberein
0arf conitatirt mcrOcn, Dab 0aS Nut-
tretcn bCs Gbora int Gon5crtiaol cin
GROCER Grfolg nar. Gos Sala mar
0efiilt mo alien Erogrunnmnuma
mern mllroe reidliber Behalf Scts
tens Der Scorer 0c3oIlt. Sem 8llns
Der, Der Gbor iebt lid olts .lnlltcr gut
ten itnG gclungIid) geldllten &rdTtcn,
Die meiItcn 81 uttlcrcn bcltcn Soliltcn
5ublen0, 6ulanmcn uno lit IN 6olge
ocIIcn elmer Der IeiltlngaiGbiAiten mn0
bclt0iS3iplinirtcn &ird)end0re ser
Staot. Sein Heiter Or. .. % Soptin>
ion Fotte Gin 9utes, ollerOiugo etrpas
5i umiangreides Erogromm 5uian.
menaeltellt uno 0alielbe nlf'a Sorg-
fdltigite porbcreitet. Ser critic 5beil
oeiIelhen mur0e 0ltrdI Elm Wo0rigol
oYreia Der Wlllif "pon @c5lcp fir
2oppcld)or q copelln eingclcitet, IN
Dem Der Gbor iCine SciItuh01f06igtcit
5cigtc. Sri. Wortbo Hop lang 5mci
ollcrlicbitc Sicoer: oSen5" bon Sill
ood uln o9tococo'S tGnOhcn" Don
Weper !Scimlno fcin uno 10 i60n,
0oB bic SGngcrin 5luCi Nal iiir Ocn
Scifal SIT Oontcn bate. Gam fol9te
cin nNntbcm" bon Spider NIT 4ltiolo
Sri. @o3el EbiIlipa, cine Scnor.
Nrie ulla Der nNirifonerin" pom
Wepcrbccr, uou Scrrn 5. Shponcns
tclO aclun0cm ell 6bor bon 9iibop
nit SoprunioIo- 6rnu u. Ortmonn
cine Nlt.Nric ans o9iuornb" bon
UtcpcrbCcr-6rl Garluttn 9iicoloi,
uno scr 80. Eiolm Dor Boloitein iiir
Gbor mo Soprnniolo-Srou ". Srt,
monm - loutcr creOitoble Y%ciitungcn,
nit lueld)en Die SoliItcn, Der Gbor
uno ieill Setter Gbre cinlc0ten. Zen
5meiten Gbcil oeS ErogrommS iiiQtc
Die Gontotc oSbe Roie Woiocn" bon
Gorucn aus, cine Competition, Sic IN
6olgc ocS melobi0ien GboroftcrS
cine oanfbarc Nufgabe fir Gbor un0
Soliiten lit. Gas @crf muroe iebr
glott uno iid)er %geiungen, Die S6ot-
%tirungen maren iein, Die Sonoobe
Itets rein. Die 5oblreiden Soil uno
Necitotiue rpuren in 9llten S1noerl.
Die Solipt-S oprun.Eortie ullroe bon
6rou Clifton NnorelpS gei1nlodpoa
uno nit 9roBem Grfolge 0eiunger.
Ele Iltportie batte in sSrl. 9telie Sell.
man cine tiidtige @ertreterin in Ole
Senorportie tbcilten lid bic $50. i. $.
Meber uno $. u. Std sic Sobportie
lang Der Girigent Or. Sopfinion mo
dlle ltellten gelan0lid ibren Mann
nit beItem 8elingen. <Sn ben Hccitati.
ben, Den Elletten u1o einent Srio par.
ti5ipirten Die 1amen Nnoreips, Ort-
mann, T6illips uno Die $50. =. s.
8cber, $. q. Std, Surrp 90. Smith
lno =. .. Eeood. oeren gciongli6e
Gitolitotcn beitens befonnt iinO. Iie
Segleitllng mar bel Moo. Scnrn
6ranfIin 4iuno) uno Serrn MileS
6orrolu (Srgcl) in 6elten SGnOen.
Nad) Dem eriten SGeile ebrte Der G6or
leinen Giri9enten oitrd) lleberreidun1
eineS feingeor6eitetelt 5oftitods. SEER
$. Snit6 iiberreid)te oenielben nit
Wortcn Der Ancrfennung fir sic Ser
otenIte oeS Gborlciters unc Or. Sop
finIon oonfte nit pormen @orten.
&roB Der foIt oreiitiinoigcn 91nge eiit
ldoneS, genuBreideS CONCERT.
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0cI6{en0unaen

nod 7e,itidIanS "a Gents p,a Iarf,
mad Oeitreid 20R Gents pro Srone.
Yorto EXTRA, Shiffsfarten bon uno
nad 9eutidlano. 3eiiepdiie, @eh.
IeI, Greoitbrieie uno a~uslSm6iifes
@elo. Sbeu. s. 9iencr & So, 217
Baltimore Strabe. (303-l
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Seutihes Uelo

gu perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Nart
ODER APO Mart fir einen Dollar.
@ed)iel uno g%reoitbrieie auf ale
St1bte guropa's. @eloicnonngen,
Shiiisfarten, 8eilepGiie uno aiisldn.
oiifes @eIo. Sbeu. s 3iener & g.,
2t7 Sit.gaItimore. Strabe. (303@
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&alentin Woaer.

IS Itar6 plotIi6 am 81. 6e6rilor
1907 in ieiner leBten @obnmg al
9rebm's Cane, nobe 6elair-Rooo,
Golentin Moller i'm IItcr BON 70
Sobren If Wonnten geIiebter @atte
Der pcritorbeneu Ufarp Sbereia Nol-
Ter. Gie 3eit Der 8eerbigung miro
lpGter an9e5ei9t. (53)
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Sin Mmfgang.

Monots. auSncis Ser Baltimore
Sbio.9obn" fir ben Sannar Die
les SnbreS ihleht I'M Scrgleid)
gum gorjobrc,-9ic @ittcrung5-
perbGltniiie sic llriodc.
Icn1 N,lsmeiS scr Baltimore
Ohio . @obn" iiir Den Wonot So
nilor 81 Sol9c 9inaen bic Sriltto.9in.
nobnlcn nm 100000 5uriid I'M Ser
9lcid) gum Sunuor 1906. mGbrcnb
Die 9e%triebSfoitcn 100000 mcbr be.
trn9cn. Sm Sonllor oieieS SobreS
bclicicn oic @ruttp.Ginfiinitc lid alii
$6,365,559 uno in 1906 ouf $6,573,-
466, Iie 9etriebsfoiten in 1907 mo-.
rem $4,3G5,125 uno in 1906 $4,125,'
$50. gls llriohe oieies umnotiirli.
d)ct &crbGltniiicS miro ongeiiibrt.
boB i'm Sonuor oieicS Subres olird)
Reaen unb llebcrifpemmungen pic.
lc &erfcbrSitorunqen uno iomit ne
poroturunfoiten perurioft puroen.
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Iar @eiTert,
9emtidjcr Hbotpsrapb,
400-411 Vurb. GfraEe.

GHe5taIsC Fefe!
Enr fit eiue lnrse gelt.
8 fetnfte gabtuet.Tortraits unb 1 IebensaruBes
Yortratt NIT feiuem Hnbmen fir Sj.5O.
Rcenldrer TreiS 1890.
Biite. ddbten sic auf uleiue aorrife:
MaI Netfert, 400-A11, Nsrb.Uau.etrate.
(9ed11,1N
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Stdot Baltimore.
itntcrbaltnngs d. 8cgneiIer.

,W;uft. Aiabemie." - Siefe @o6e: .Sbe
Apgers brothers In Sreldno".
,,elauen's." - Sieie asobe; rGt ibc Oh
Grob Rodos".
,Gbancn." 9tefe @odbe: .Ibe ooIoen
,SorofS. Eieie g8oGe; SRI. Oinrine
elliott in Ser Srcnt WtGtb~.
uSpnibar." - Sieie s9ofe: rPebtno tbc
Mast.
"AIbauab'S." Giefe @o6e n5oraet.mr.
not.
r@iarhlaub." - 2ieTe 8rhe: 0eitb's g,Guoe'
btlesgoritellneeu
,NuSitoriaul." - 9tefe Bo6e: Abe gei3arS
nf S6".
.0ie,p MpnnmentaI." - Siefe 8ode: Gam
Sebere's Gpn Go"
SOC" Rurtb. Sprnae uuS Tut. etraRr. -
Idalib Sprtiellungen o~reifirter iutloer Ibiere
uno anocre llnterbaltu1ger, foipie 8ouftubs
buhU.
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@~Suitmciitcr fir Marplanb.
0r. 8iaiom Scare iiir Cumberland
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
"Llttle Dolly DimpIes.'

MT. c. IT. Kerr presents his latest musical and dramatic success, Little Dollle Dimples," now in it's second suc- cesstul season, with the Broadway fav- ortte, Grace Cameron, in the title role, at the New Haven theater, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week.
 This attraction is a large and im- portant one and the supporting com pany one of the largest and most ex- pensive organizations now touring the united States. Over sixty principals, chorus and ballet and supernumeraries are used in this production. Two car loads of magnificent scenery, electrical efects, properties and paraphernalia are carried and the production is said to be one of the most elaborately gown ed Of this seasons offerings, The play itself is a deviation from the general rule Of nonsensical musical comedies, and can more justly be termed a mus lcal drama, for the story is complete and consistent, the situations are dra- matte in the extreme, yet the musical part of the performance is of that sWtngy, tuneful nature that causes it's hearers to whistle and to sing the many catchy airs for weeks after the company has left the city. Among the many musical successes are: Take a Stroll" T Am So shy Most Every one Says I'm an Awful Bore" "Lol- eta, The Girl that I'd Call Mine, ,'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
NEW HAVEN.
Daniel Ryan and Company Present
 ''The Bells' To-night.


 Mir. Daniel Ryan and his company come to the New Haven theater for three nights and Saturday matinee, commencing tonight and will present Shakesperian and romantic plays. To- night Sir Henry Trving's great success The Bells" or "The Murder of the Polish Jew" MT. Ryan win be seen as Matthias, the Burgomaster."
 It is part that is well suited to him, in it he shows great strength and abil- ity, he puts something besides the lines before his audience and takes advant- age of every opportunity He has a splendid voice, height and mien neces- sary to the proper fulflllment of the part.
 In the first act alone there are three distinct scenes and everything in the line of weird and picturesque snow scenes are said to be easily eclipsed. The third act of the play is in advance of the famous Irving production, the victim of his conscience IS shown on the scaffold, and on the verge of the springing of the trap, before he awakes from his horrible nightmare, only to dle by a stroke of apoplexy.
 Friday night and at the Saturday matinee, "The Merchant of Venice'' will be the bill and at the concluding performance on Saturday night Monte Cristo' will be given.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
BIJoU.
Souvenirs to be Given at the Friday
 Matinee.

Matinee.
 The management of the Bijou an- nounces that Friday, tomorrow after noon, a special souvenir will be given. This souvenir will be 6 book descrlp- tive of the theaters operated by s. 2 Poli and giving an insight into the enormous amount of system required to successfully direct these various en- terprises all from the headquarters office in this city.
 This book has been prepared by Manager Poll at large expense and they will prove very interesting read ing to the general public and particu- larly those who are regular patrons of MT. Polls vaudeville and stock theaters in this city.
 Peaceful Valley" this weeks at traction continues to draw large au- diences. The play is one of the best seen on the Bijou stage this season. both in point of composition, acting and staging.
 Richard Gordon in the role made famous by the late Sol Smith Russell has scored great success at each performance. His Hosea Howe" is an admirable piece of work, and thea ter goers in this city will miss a treat if they miss seeing the new Bijou leading man in this interesting char acter
 Next week 'The Undertow," Wait for it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
City Court Antinns.

Antonio Piontek was fined s2O and costs on three charges, one of violating the rules of the road, failure to give name after collision and careless driv- Ing. He ran into c. M. Robinson's auto in Ashmun street a week ago and then gave Policeman Tracy wrong name Mrs. Mary Blarkeslee. who was a witness and who did not appear, was fined $2 for the failure to answer the subpoena. She said she was i'll.
 IA charge of non-support against Henry Lamson was continued until Oct. 30.
 Maurice Douglass, who was found under bed at Mrs. O'Brien's house in Liberty street, was bound over to the superior court under $50. He was be. fore the superior court at the summer term of the court.
 Howard somers of South Front street charged with breach of the peace, was fined S5 and costs.
 Charles A. Gray was arrested by De- tective Ward on charges of burglary and with breach of the peace on Sadie ! Maxwell. When put to plea, in the city court, the prisoner asked for a continuance which was granted, the date being set for to-day Gray also asked that some witnesses be sum- moned for him and the state agreed to summon them.
 In view of the return of the pin and the unwlllingness of Allen H. Hodg- son, Divinity school student and the owner, to press the charge, the case against Ralph Cole, arrested a few
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
PoLI'S

The Three-Star Feature Bill Con-
 tinues Its Great Hit.
 The three feature bill is making hit at Polls this week, Ethel Levey and her songs, Reynard and his dummy family, the greatest ventrlloquil act on the stage; Valadon, direct from Lon don with some Of the best features of magic and Illusions ever presented, makes a combination that is bound to smash the attendance records atNhis theater this week, Crowded houses have been the rule thus far this week and the sale for the balance of the week is reported very large.
 The olio has Abram and Johns in a sketch, Harper, Desmond and Iil- lard and host of others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
DRESSMAKER TO LECTURE
AT BUSINESS NEWS SHOW
Ex- President of the National Association to Give Series
 on Style.

The attractions offered by the New Haven Business Mems association at It's food and industrial exposition, which opens at the Second Regiment armory Saturday evening, October 26, will be the finest ever seen in any of these expositions The stellar attrac- tion will be the series of lectures on Styles for Women" by Mrs. Linda Ross Wade, of New York city.
 Mrs. Wade delivered series of lec- lures at the last exposition held in this city, and hundreds of women in New Haven and vicinity availed themselves of the opportunity to hear, at first hand, the discussion of the various styles by this dictator of fash ions.
 Mrs. Wade is well known through out the country, having at one time been the president of the National Dressmakers' association. She has lectured in all the principal cities east of Chicago, and her lectures never fail to attract large audiences. It was Mrs Wade who originated the idea of corsets for men, but, needless to say, although her ideas or fashion for women have been closely followed by the leading dressmalSers in the coun@ try, the tailors thus far have not re- ceived any large demand for corsets for the male portion or the popula- tion.
 Mrs. Wade's lectures are free to all ladies attending the exposition. She illustrates by practical demonstrations and with the use of living model The lectures will be held in the large auditorium adjoining the Second Reg iment armory in this city.