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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
SHOT WENT WILD;
OFFICER IS UNHURT
Negroes Who Were Gambling Out in
Crymes Quarters Resisted Officers
McGIvary and Ed RawIs. All Were
Captured and Are Being Tried.

Deputy Sheriff Rawls came near
losing his life last night.
A negro took a shot at him with a
A Colts, but fortunately the negro
was a poor marksman and the brave
young officer still lives.
The trouble occurred out in Crymes
quarters, on the sixteenth section.
Officers McGilvray and Rawls went
out to pull lot of negroes for gam.
ing who had been spotted by a white
man. When they arrived on the scene
they looked through a window and saw
the game going on. The door was
Closed and barred and when admit
lance was demanded, it was refused.
The man who was with the officers
told the negroes that it was Dan Nc
Gilvray and they had better open up.
This they refused to do with much
cursing. 1t was at the house of Rich
Henderson and McGilvray told Rawls
to go around to the back window and
shoot any negro that attempted to get
out, while he would try to break in
the door. 1t was just as Ed Rawls
went around to the back of the house
that Rich Henderson is alleged to have
shot at him. The ball whizzed by
Rawls without touching him but came
near.
While this was going on McGilvray
and other men were battering in the
door, which they finally succeeded in
doing. The negroes were asked to
strike light, but they refused for
time when one of them finally lighted
a lamp.
Considerable alarm was created in
the neighborhood and a number of
whites and blacks appeared with guns.
The negroes finally submitted to ar
rest. A number of police arrived on
the scene, a general alarm having been
turned in.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon Hender-
son will be tried in Justice Wallis
court on a charge of shooting with in
tent and the other four negroes will be
tried for resisting officers and for gam
ing.
The officers had considerable
trouble in finding Henderson's pistol,
as he dropped it through a hole in
the floor Immediately after he fired
it.
The names of the crap-shooting ne
groes are Rich Henderson, Albert and
Sam Williams and Henry Spann.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
THE TA4h OF THE TOWN MERCHANTS q
pon7Hr uu7nEBU T WIN
ONE MAN At OLD LINES RAISES
$500 WORTH FARM PRODUCTS

Mr.. w. B. Donovan has this year
given a practical demonstration of
what the dirt around Hattiesburg will
do.
Mr.. Donovan is one Of the foremen
of the Tatum Lumber Company and
lives out on the sixt zenith section land
about a mile and a half west of Hat
tiesburg.
From sixteen acres of new ground"
Mr.. Donovan has raised quite a guam
tity of things.
He has eleven acres in corn which
will yield 225 bushels, or about 22 IL
bushels to the acre. This is far above
the average Mississippi yield per acre,
and it is a good turn out" especially
for the first year.
He has four acres in potatoes, from
which he will gather 800 or 1000 bush
els. This is splendid showing.
Another thing that Mr.. Donovan
has emphasized by an experiment is
that the very finest quality of rice can
be grown here. From one-half acre,
he will make forty bushels of rice, pro-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
HATTIESBURG IS
Highly HONORED
Branch School of the CentraIlzino
School of Music of Chicago Estab-
lshed Here Under Direction of Miss
Edna A. Sigler.
Edna A. Sigler.

Hattiesburg has been honored with a
branch school of the Centralizing
School of Music, of Chicago, under
the direction of Miss Edna A. Sigler.
Miss Sigler, who is a member of the
faculty and who has ben teaching
piano in this city for the past three
years is recognized as one of the
bright lights in musical circles. Her
past efforts bespeak the excellency of
her ability and methods and the peo-
pie of Hattiesburg should consider
themselves exceedingly fortunate to
have secured the services of so talent
ed a musical director.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
CIRCUIT COURT IN
SESSION AT PURVIS

District Attorney D. G. McLaurin
and Judge w. H. Cook are in Purvis
today where the criminal term of the
circuit court for Lamar county begins
Judge Cook was there last week and
held civil term and now the criminal
term comes on for a period of three
weeks. 1t is said that there are cap
ital cases to be tried and it is under
stood that the docket is a heavy one,
as the last term was pretermitted on
account of the cyclone.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
CANNING FACTORY MAY COME.

The canning factory proposition is
beginning to appear like there might
be something in it.
1t is learned that the Commercial
Club has ben corresponding with a
large concern in the east that wants
to locate a branch factory in Hatties-
burg and it is expected that some
formal steps will be taken soon to To-
cate this new enterprise here Moth
ing definite has ben ascertained. but
the city should endeavor to secure
such a plant
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
FOR A sPRAINED ANKLE.

A sprained ankle may be cured in
aoout one-third the time usually re-
quired, by applying Chamberlain's Lin.
lment freely, and. giving it absolute
rest. For sale by Hays q Field and
The Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

Don't be afraid to give Chamber.
lain's Remedy to your children. It
contains no opium or other harmful
drug. 1t always cures. For sale by
Hays & Field and The Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
SOLICITORS WANTED.

Six good solicitors, ladies or gentle
men, can earn big money working for
the Hattiesburg News. Most attrac-
tive premium proposition ever offered
by Mississippi newspaper. Call for
the circulation manager at the Daily
Jews Office.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
BROOKLYN STORE
WAS ROBBED

A robbery occurred at Brooklyn Fri
day night, the store of Perkins & Co.,
being burglarized.
1t is learned that the robbers prob
ably entered the store before it was
closed and concealed themselves. and
afterwards they took lot of watches
and clothing and also one gun.
The gun was found Saturday south
of Brooklyn along the railroad track,
indicating that it was thrown from a
train. 1t is believed that they went
south from Brooklyn and afterwards
caught a northbound train.
SHAVE AT HOTEL HATTIES.
BURG BARBER SHOP
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

Casnio Theatre-Special benefit for
U. d. c., tonight Program will in
clude special features by local talent.
The moving picture fort onight will
be great comic take off of the New
York and Paris Automobile races. The
song by Miss Dumont for tonight will
be "a Hammock Built for Two"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The Bird quarterly conference of the
Main Street Methodist Church will be
held in the church this evening at
7:45.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
sTEREoPrlcoN VIEWS.

The Rev. H. NJ Ellis will be at Main
Street Methodist church Tuesday
night, beginning at 7:45, with his
stereopticon views of Japan Public
cordially invited.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

New Gem-Moving Pictures: 1.-THE
Cottage by the Sea-" a drama of I'M
usual isterest, also a great comic,
"The Troubles of Bill Poster" Beau
tiful new illustrated song and new
music by the orchestra.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

vided the weather remains favorable.
Mr.. Donovan estimates that the re-
turns from his farm will yield about
$3.50. This is good showing for a
sixteen acre tract.
Mr.. Donovan, as stated, is foreman
of the Tatum Lumber Company plain
ing mill and has made this crop with
one horse without interfering with
his regular work.
This is what one man can do at
odd times, on few acres near Hat
tiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
Attractions Toniuht.

New Empire-Moving Pictures: The
Romance of War Nurse" a beauti-
full melo-drama, graphically shown in
long series of moving pictures and
interesting from start to finish. A
new illustrated song, very pretty and
very catching for tonight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

CUTOVER LANDS-Close to Hatties-
burg and adapted to fruit and vege-
table growing. If you want to buy,
Address A42, care Hattiesburg
NEWS 81 If
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

Miss Josie Dolfus and guests Misses
Kern, of Mobile, are guests for the day
at the Rawls Springs hotel.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
MISCELLANY OUS.

WANTED-To rent, furnished house
FURNISHED house containing kitchen.
dining room, parlor and three bed
rooms, with modern conveniences.
M. j. Epley, Phone $685. 92tf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14

HOUSES FOR REMIT you want to
rent house of any kind, call 6e6
over either phone. 94tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

ncuclt 5llnl Yoirolfuitcn bri19t. Salts
Die 0ridnuerbe Sem I'M @obaofule
1tutionirtcu 9oIi5iitcn gelno6t mirb.
@luGGreno ser ouBerboIb itottonirtc
Qoli3iIt obueienb lit, ioG Der Mngc.
idulOigtc uerboftet ulO i'm @obllo,
fule ieitgcboIten mcrOen, bis BON.
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8oli3iit ous StotionSballS ollrd) Bel
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lmper5iigli6 benodri6tigen laIien.
acin @abHoful bari obne poli5eiIi
den Shltb mGbren0 Der Mobl ober
3GbGluno Der Stimmen bleiber.
Sberlod Smonn 2obn 9. 4.8beItIe,
8eter &. Come, EoIi5eisGommiiiare."
YuS @otum in Baltimore.
@enn es Den Spe5iologeuten Der
Cemofrotcn lno ocn @cbcimpoIt5i
item oes StuatsompoIt5 0eIingt, Den
Gtimmentollf III pcrhittcn, Dart III
Baltimore ollf cine CUTE oenlotrott
Idle W}ebrbeit gered)net meroerl. Sin
c%onicrpotiper lleberidlog Der Wtebr
beitcn Der beioen @orteicn III Den ctn
3clncn 0uroS lit Scr folqen0e:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

un0 1908 ibre Steucrrchnunger nod
Der ooaen Rote be5abltcn, pbmobl Die
@tunoItiide in Der 60 Gents. Stelier.
tluiie morcn. 9ie @irlnoeigentbii'
mer f0nnen I'M Snullar gegen Dor,
5eigirng Der qllittirten Ged)nungen
Die 9iffereu5 ouSbe5ablt erboltcn.
3mei meme Eiers.
Die neuen Eicrs I unO s ipcr0en IN
etipn s @ohen poQenoet iein uno
miro &ofeningeniellr 2nfep beilte nit
G%ontroleur Sooper cine Gonferen5
abbnlten. INN Die S~ol5bGnoler, melde
nod an Oit=6olls-Apeute ibre Eager
plate boben 5il oeronIoiien, oieieIben
81 r0unten, oornit Die Nrbeiten an
Den Fiers 4, 3 uuo 6 unQebinoert
fortidreiten f0nnen. Sic 8erpod-
tung Der neuen Yiers miro ebenfoQ$
hciprofen lperoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

SIN Vrautg elpan0c - 8e.
ro0c mic i'm Iieber, i6Onen 8oDerns
Ionoc, nit 9eberflang unO &ieOer.
long murOe unl Sonntag NbeuO I'M
@corG NiiBeli6en &eimL 9tr, 529,
Sirbp Game, Elm 9od5eitaicit gcieicrt,
mic cS fem id0nereS gebcn fonn.
Sri. Wurgoretbc 9tiiBel, Die lett SAB,
ren bel ihren bei6cn 9riioern 8eorg
m0 Sohum Niibcl mobnte, Die ieit
benz Sooe 0e5 Eatcr3 trcue 8oter.
itcllc p%ertrntcn, rcldtc Serrn Gugell
Niplc, eiuem bieocrcn Shlpabcn.
h~lulGugia mo blon0lodig Ole @on0
5lllu &cbenSbunoc. Naoome IiiBel,
ocren ieiltc Slide Iif zines beneia
OcllSlpertben Huiea e%rireut. bottc lid
iuirflid iibertroffen, mo fein Nlm.
Der, mcnn iid bic picleu 8Gitc nidt
trennCa moqten. oils friib orl Mors
gen ole Sabine frGbten. IS mar 5lt
id)Gn!l Hidt nllr Die @emirtbmQ Der
uiclen 8Gite, ole bon Bob mo Gern
9efonlmen luorell, nm nidt Der 10
mile NiiBel lire Gbrbc5crglmg 5l
erUeiien, ion0ern aud ben Ncupcr.
mGblten id0ne, m~ertbnollc Nlgc.
binOe 5u iiberrciderL Ngerooc Wie c0
IN 9apern ur6 I'M id,0nen Sdpos
benlonOc idone Site lit. Pills 9routs
iiibrcr ilrngirten Sri. Ioro NiIBcl
mo @corg @ilhelm &einrid) NiiBcl.
9oS Wuritoniihc SonutogSgeieb
tountc Die iilBc &arnlonic Der SbeiI.
lcbnlcr uno @oitQebcr nid)t it0ren.
oSut @eQcnthci[l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Gas @Cttcr.

Tiir Wurplaub umO Den Gtltrltt
Golumbiu bcute mo morQcn tIor
unO mGrmer; leid)tc, umlprin9enoc
NinOc.
IS mar 0eitcrn micocr jicnlIih
fult IN Baltimore, dbcr oo2 @ettcr
mar flar. Iic nicOrtgitc EcmpcrotlW
mar 81 @ro0 nm & llbr 0iorgcna
urO Elm iturtcr 6roit mar Die 6ol1c,
hurd Ocu Ooa @cmijic, ooa nod olli
Icloc itouo, Qct0otet o0cr bod ihpcr
acidG0iQt mlrOc. Gle boditc Senpc
rotur mar n @roO nm 3 llbr Nodl-
mittala.
&t ben on0crcn @umoca.@ etter.
observation-disclosures oeo &on0eS
mur0cu Die iol9cuOcn nieori9iteu
(cmpcrutlrcn ucr5cidnct: Goitport
-, Nortlano 81, Bolton %, glIbonp
80 l}rm-Yorf 36, philadelphia 3S,
9ltlnntic- Gin b, @oibington 2S,
NorIoIf 40, @ottcrua 4S, Charlotte
II, @ilmin0tou Al, Gborleiton 5G,
Sopomob 56, &odionuiuc 60, 3ltpi-
Ter G6, Seen G4eit 20, 9ltluutu AS.
Mont9omcru 80, Ncm.O Orleans 60,
@oleitinc 80, @oIpcitou g. Corpus
Gbriiti 81, Mempbi9 56, Cincinnati
~, Fitt0bur1 b, Camcao "a, 9ui
folo b, Glcpclono 80. Getroit 30.
Nlpcno 26, MorQucttc 3S. Green Ban
3S, Chicago Al, Gllutb 80, ct. Saul
81, Ct. Soitia 4G &ouio9-Gitu -,
Gmobo "a, &uron %, 9iamorcf IS,
@iQiiton IS, &opre 28, @cleno 36,
SuIt 2ofc 40, 9enpcr 30, Nortb
Elotte 30, 0o09e.Gitp 80, NmoriQo
3G mo Sos Angcle$ "a @ro0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Sbiger 9erednung 5ufolge miIroen
Die Heplblifoner feinen ein5igen
GongreB GonOibaten III Morplono
errpGblen. Georre miiroe inn iefSten
GiItrift nit 100 mo Muob I'M flint.
ten 0iitrift nit 400 Stimmen Mebr-
heit geiflagen meroen. Sodion mir
DC Den eriten Siitrift nit 1900, @or-
rett ben 5peiten Giitrift nit 2t0O,
&ronmiuer ben britten Giltrift nit
1900 mo Sill Den nierten Giltritt
nit 400 pcrIiercn.
m9liItiinoigc @obl.
Die @oLIIofolc iino bon . llbr
MtoraenS bis 3 llbr Abcnos oifcn.
10 ooS 30blen ihneIl gebt, wcroen
olc @nhlbcrid,te in ser Stoot bis
10 llbr NbcnbS hcfnlnt icin.
Ter @ohItoQ lit eiit Scicrtu9;
Die @anfcn boS Eoitonlt. Die Nun.
oeS' nno StootSGmter, Die @erid)te,
Die 0fnni5ipoIGmter iinb geihIoiien.
aber Die Wdrfte limo oiien. Iie @oit.
mirtbidoIten miiiien eeitloiien ges
bolter lueroen. @cr Iid) oeitern nidt
porgeleben bat, miro beilte o~llriten
miiiien.
Sat feincn @ertb.
Gie IeplibIifarer niiben Ole ,S;n-
terpieus" nit iolden lleberlGufern,
mie Seigb 9onioI, 3obn 6. Semmes,
General Spbn Gill ul,o onoeren at
gcblidct Gcnlptroten alls, in pcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Gntcnjo0O ouf Dem gus
uuchuunu. Inter giinlttgeH
Irlipi5icu bcgonn geitern Worgen Die
GntcnioQo olti Dem Snaotebanna.
lino @ootc uler Nrt Uarer ST. lehell,
i'll ocl1cn ihllBbereite Suger allt ooS
@ilo mortetcn. Ier 9iinlttge @lno,
Der Nnion9a bcrrihtc, lteB leood)
boIO nod, u1b gcgeil 20 llbr berr'd,tc
ponIt1noiaC @inoltille. Noh In'id!t
1Itrrcr &09cr iino beoeilteilo lpelllgct
@ltcl uorbolloepL mic III Den Tor'
io6rcn. @ic Hbiid), iurroen lpteoef
ner'ticocnC &erbuftnrlgcll BON loldlen
por0cnommNlt. ruelhe ben Segllrt Der
&o0oIoljon nidt ernarten fonltteit.
Nrbeit iir 500. = Nod 5luei.
lpotcntlltem Stiaitono nobm Sc
ltern oic @al5miible uno Die 9e'ic-
11ersInIope ser Warpluno Stobl'
GompoQnic 81 Sporroms'E oint oen
"etrlcb luic0cr auf nno 500 Mtnntier
mo &nobcn febrten sur Irbeit 5it'
rid. Ger ollssufiibrcnoe anttra9
miro olcroingS nnr bier Gage in Gn.
lprltt) ucbntcll, ole Gompagnie bofft
ober NIT 9%eItimmtbeit, bob Dor Gr.
lcol9lutg NeIiclben meiterc Seltellun'
gen crlIoufcn ucr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
@pn See uuS Safen.

Ser 9forooeutihe &lopo E Gontpfer
ngtefor" beute bier ermortct. -
0ot $50 Eoiiogierc an 9oro. -
Gle Nonen Der &aiiiten.&eiien.
Den. - GupitGu o.. $. @oooing
gcitorben. - 8efebligte friiber
Ocn 3oQfutter y@inoom."
rIm &urtie oes beuti9en Sogea miro
Der MorO0cuti6e Xlopo 3 Camper
,Ncdur," Der am -. Gfto6cr Don
0rcncn ubillbr, bier erportet. Inter
0cn al 9or0 bciinoliden $50 @oiio.
Qicrcn %beiinocn iid i%olgenoe aoiiis
teu.3ciienoe: Nerr Arton NrnolOim,
Iruu 6ricoo Nbbe, Grnit Nbbc, 6rolt
2. @ohmouion mnN atn0, Serr 2eons
baro Bed, Srau &conbor0 Bed, Scrr
Srout 9erOnd, Srull Nina gcrulld,
Sri. Bertha 9l1rfurt, &err Sclmor
0ciiouer, Sri. Wiorp Wf. Grluin, Serr
&oicf GiiennlonlL Sri. 2lugulte sun.
fen Sri. Morgrct Solid, 6rou Nnno
55ltA9 uno &ino, 6crr Sigfrieo
6ronf, 6rou 9lnno 6ronf, SEER Geo.
@rieS, 6ruu Nnuo @rie2, Scrr s. $.
@runo, Srou @enriette Grimm,
6rou @liiobetb @eroc@, Sri. Worie
@er0es, Sri. Sloro .. @uooir, 6rarl
Gina Soffmunn, Gertrude Soff-
mann Serr &oboun SGllaler, 6err
&uOolf Sltber, Sri. aotbi Neinez
mann, 6rou 5. s. SSbeu, Sri. Mar
goretbc &sbea, Serr aarl S0fel,
SRI. aotbe Sebr, SRI. Gliie 2odner
6rou Gotb. 2iouL Serr 8m. &imm.
ROTH, SRI. @liiobetb u. Nfiooleton,
Scrr &obomn Wfitterer, Serr &oiei
Morcinfomsti, Trolt &Gtbe Neder-
mann, Sri. Sooie Yolen, 6rull
Cutie Fluoro, 6rou Gliiobet6 Hr-
ooIph. Sri. IuIio NllOolpb. gliiobetb
&ilooIph 6rou Or, Muthiloc
Shmollier, 6rl.i Gertrude Shntolt-
ier, 6rau @ilbelminc Steimpalo,
Serr Sllgo Steiner, Sri. Mortbo
Sdroeter, @err emil Sdumont,
6ron5 SdumonlL Serr @rnit ga.
CERT, Serr &orer5 S6nppe. Serr i.
W. Sepbotb, SEER &orl Siirf uno
Serr 8ottlicb Marmunn.
Gopitdn @oooing actor.
BEN.
Gopit1n George $. @oooillg pom
9unoes- 3olfutterOienit Der omr
Sonntag III Norfolt i'm alter bon 70
Sobren itorb, ipnr in Baltimore gut
befonnt, ga er ieiner Belt ben 3oQ.
tutter nWinoom" befebligte. Ger
@erItorbene binterlGbt ueben ieiner
@ittme orei 9riioer uno 5Wei Shpe.
1tcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

d1crt oiciclbrn ibre @riInoc o%n9c6cn,
mcsbolb lie uibt iiir @rpnn itimmen
f6nnen. ,,eocrmonn mciB, ooB oieie
Serren Der @cloulodt Oc3 2onOes
o"ngcb0rcn, mo lore %luiihten iuer.
oen ocSbolb fciucn ginOrltf oli
ielbitItGnoig Ncnfcnoc &obIcr moz
den. Seltc oI~Slltcrpicmo" murocn ben
ais Gcmofrotcn rcQiitrirten Stimnl-
gebern geitcrn }Ibeno in alien Sbei-
len Der Stoot in @ompblctfOrm 8ll.
geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
Marplanb Observation-Disclosures

Monotlihe Gireftoren . Sisung I'M
9atptqllorticr. 9eridt oeS
Superinten0enten Barter. - Ger
itlon3relle Stono oes Gereins
cine Sauptirogc Der Sisuna. -
Soridldgc 5ttr Sebltna OeIiclben.
@eltern 9tohmittoa limo 6tc MO.
natll6e Iirettorcns Sibltng Ser Wa.
rplono ainoer'fub . 8eieaihoit I'M
Sotptquartier Oeriel6eil, Nr. 636,
Observation-Disclosures, itatt. @rGiioent
2epis Sodbcimer fiibrtp Den 8orIit.
Superintendent Barter perIu8 ieiner
Cftobers 8erift, MT DEM SoIgenoe5
bcrporging: &inoer aus lutpaiicnoer
llmgebung entiernt %; &inoer in
4iplen untergebradt ~; ainber in
6ornlllen ultergebradt I, ain0cr
tenlpordr untergcbrodJt ,; &inoer in
9caltfIidtigung gcuomnlen 2.
Inter ben Der @eIeQi9ait porlie,
genoen 81Qen beionoeu iif oie fols .
%folgenoen:
George &awfins, meIdcr tpeger
neutrality-suspicious. in 'Nnflu0e5lt-
ItonO ueriett WltrOe, beiinoet IiG al.
0e1bIidli6 i'm StootgefdngniB, INN
ieiner 8ro5eb ab5lumartelt. Seine t6
jobrigc Sticftoftcr ge6or Elm I'M.
ebclides &in0, 6os BON inns in eincmt
Nlpl untergebraft muroc. ToS N1os
den CAB ipater 5lL ooB SotpfinS ser
&ater oeiielben iei.
IS lief elm @rief Elm BON einem
16siobrtgen anaben, cincm SltioIieu
oes @et1ngniIies 81 Sorpiun, OeS Su-
balts, 0oB CT grouiom bebanoclt nor.
ben JET. Cine Don Der @eicQihoit
cingcleitctc llntcrillfung ergob, OoB
Der Slnge biS5iplinoriI6 bcItroft
lei, Dab cr ieood oic Stroie, oie nid,t
iiber bos uornloIe MoB binousgina,
oerbientc.
Die @eicQi9oit er6ie(t sic Noh.
ridt, ooB cine 3igeunerbunoe nabc
Sonep'S Zane conlpirt, melde Elm
aino bel lid babe, ooS ni6t bon
3igeuuer-&aIie lei. Gin 9ellld oeS
SagcrS ergab ieOoh, DOB iGmmtIifc
&in6er oifenithtlth ,3iqeuner lporen.
Sm mciteren &erloufe Der SiBrng
mllroe Softer 0ugb WonagDan bon
Ser ct. GbiIip- mo SomeS-& Stride ais
9tadfolger Oes GoterS 9olono 3ult
9ircttor Ser 8eieQihnft erp46lt.
IIs 9auptfroge Ser geItri9et
Situn9 puroe Die uitfgemorfelL Nit.
tel 81 finOen, Ole 5uiommet geidmo;.
3encn 6onO5 Der @eieQidoft 5t er.
hobcn.
Sri. Morp Sbeorer, oeren Nome
ton ibrcr Grr6inoung nit Dem Gbier,
ihub.Gerein in lesterer 3eit in ser
Seffentlidfcit Diel genohnt muroe,
erldien III Der geitrigen Sislung, uln
ibr 2ntcrelle an ser Sadie Der Sim.
berldus @eieai6oit ST. bofumenti.
rem. Sbrem GoriGIoge genlGB wltrbc
bei4loiicrL nit Der Getting beS Ybt.
looelpbia Crdeiters III Gerbinoung
81 treteil, Ill momoglidD 81 arrongi.
rcH, OoB bos nGdIte, onn %. 5. %.
in Der n9pric" Itottfinocnbe Golt5ert
gum Better Der @eieni6oit gegeben
miro.
IS mllrbe ein Gomitc %crnonnt, i'm
Girtulare aus5uar6eiten itn0 lonltige
Soridl0ge 5lIr Se6ung oeS iinan5ieI-
len Ston0cS bcS 8ereins ultsfiroia
5n MAIDEN. GoiieIbc beitebt ors ocu
$50. Robbincr Or. Io. @uttnlater.
Norian Sugbes, Ileronoer ainnoro
uto Or. Charles @rinooQ.
SAlicBlih muroe beihloiien, cine
iretterc Sibung in oieier Angcleger.
belt an nddlten Wontog, Nodmit.
tcgS 8 ll6r, in SRI. Sbearer'S @ob.
hung u%65ilbolten.
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SdIieBen Gam it q Wit
tn q. - Die GngroS.E llBnaurens@t'
idoftc bobcn ole Tereinbarung &C.
trofien, hire @cihaftSbduier BON /.
Ntopember bis Is. Sebruar Somitag3
nm / llbr 81 ihlieBen.
Sono ainoesIeihe. Sn
cinem @infel binter 9roooruop, 5ui.
iden Ioirmount.N penue II. 6opettc'
StroBe, funb Serr SomeS i. Sarlep
oeltcrn Sormittog ben 2eidnom ci.
nes neuecborenen ainoes peibIihell
@eibleftS. Gie Eoli5ei pes norooit.
liden 9iitrifts b1lt llmldou nod Der
Utlltter oes ainbes uno ior9te fir Die
@%eeroigung oeS 2eihnans.
8efGbrli6er 9rano .-gluf
nubefonnte Meiie gerietb om Cont
tag Nben0 fllr5 Dor Witternadt ell
Ghuppen alif Dem Yier Der IliItern'
Goricrpeniobrif bon 9oilis @rebb,
9tr. 1859, 9olton.Str. III Srono.
Die Slanmen murben ieood) natl
fltr5em Sample BON Der Seitertpebr
geloiht. Ger or,eeridtete Sdoben
miro ouf etipo $500 aeidast. Cine
9urge-uno ein Trabmen, melde bel
Der @erfte loeen, luiIrben llitr leiht
teidGbigt.
SoeoIer IIIerieeIentaa.
= 8eitern mar Dos Set Iaerieelet.
Tas herrlid)e Wetter gub oen aotbo.
lifen @%elesenbeit, Die 8r1ber ibrer
2ieben SIT ifmiifenL uuo sl 1ouien.
ben iuaQfobrten Tie nad Den peridie-
oellen 6ricobofen liner airten hin
aus. Sn. allen fotboliiden airden
fano Worge1is ein feierIides Sobtetz
amt fir Die SceIeu Der 8erItorbener
ltatt.
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Ter Gar0inal 5u G.
Cardinal Gibbons trai geitcrn 9lbeto
s llbr 40 Wtinuten ans Bolton mic.
Der III Baltimore ein. lleber Die aus
Som cin9etroiienen %Grnenmm0cn
bate Der airdeniiirit nidtS gu ia.
gen.
Sic tntboli6e DGbapeI
Gor,"0ie ieit Somitog in Baltimore
lit, miro beute Worgen furS Dor 7
llbr nod Boibington, ., 6, gebraht
ner0en. Gie STRIDE auf RGoern"
iullroc geitern uuo am Sonntog Don
Oielen Ecrionell beiittigt, mo cine
grobc 3obl &otboIifen perridtctcn
in OerieI6en lire anou6t.
@rIicgt ieinen @erIebun,
Gen. Ger S~2.idbrige Sobn Z.
6ro5ier bon Nr. $50, Siio.S tridet.
StroBe, peld)er, mie int oTeuti6en
Gorreiponoenten" beri6tet, am Gam.
itag bon einem aoblenpogen iiber.
fabren murbe, erlog eeitern Mor9en
I'M u6ronflin Sqlare . Soipitol"
ieinen 8erlebunaen. Ser autider oe5
@agens mar Soiepb Reiier bon Nr.
sos, 9olunbia aucnue. Coroner
9lofc bonn IiioweitIiGen Boliici.
biitrift cntlnitete oeiielben BON oIler
Sfulb nno 9ob ein ouf 800 ourd,
llninu" laitell0es Seroift ab.
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Ghiffsfarfen

DON uio na6 europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Iem.9orf, Raiiite ober 3miideil.
oed. @etieI, ausldnoiides @eIb.
greoitbriefe uno @eloienoungen.
Sbeo. $. 9iener e Gp.,
0r. 217, Gf.galtimure.G trase.
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Sebbers einsiaes gteIier.

@ir baben MIR elm atelier in gaIii.
more, unb bas bcfinSrt iidj in Der
Gtasc AT cbcner Grbe, Nr. 32f, 0orb.
8ai., nabe Sisb.Str. ainber.Tbo.
tosrapbien cine Spesialit6t. - Seine
gsenten ilnb feline sreppen st fteietn.
&. Sebbcl. 6. Grni, 9eihGftsfibrer.