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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
HCiudJ uuO Wcgcu6cIudD.

Nic 3uiumnlcntlnit Der YrdioCutCu
Goit mo Gioj in 81 &oio, rcip.
GilOo0 Nturc3. - @eiOe 5crren
mcrOcn Die @rCn5e ilbcrihrciteu.
Sto IT W crifo, II. gluQuIt --
Gon Sciten 0cs Wiiniiter1 0ca 9lcua
bercn Wioro5col miro 5unl eriteu
Qtolc ofS5iea bcfonnt gcgeben, Ooi
Fr0ii0cnt 0ioj I'M fonnlenoeu Gf
tobcr nit YrGii0cnt Eoft juidnlmcu
tonncn miro. 2lue &urbcreitllngen
jll Der 9cgcglnlnh crtlGrtc Der NIi.
niiter, icien bereita getrolien, ca
ieble MIR nod oic GrloubuiBertbci.
hung al ErGiiOent Gio3, Den merifu.
niidcn 9o0en 5u UerIuilcn.
Ger ulcrifaniiGe Gon1rcB, illbr S5r,
MornaCnl tort, luer0e om t5.Scptcn1-
Ter }lllnnulentrCtcn lmO Der YrQii.
bent lumittclbur I'M 2luihIuB an 0ic
@erleiuuA ieiner &obreSbotidoit INN
Die crforOcrlidc GrloubniB nohit
den, Yin ibrer Grtbcillu0 f0nne fem
3lueiiel beltebcu.
IoS biciiGc 2lu9m0rtiQc Amt lit IN.
iornlirt ruorocn, OoB Erdiioeut Goit
0m Y}orgcn oc9 is, Gttobcr nm 9
llbr 40 W}inutcn JIM 81 Goio cintrci-
fen miro. Ghpo lm Die gIci6e ,3eit
miro %rGiioent Clos bon bier oltS III
Giu0oO ruarc3 eintreiien lno oo,
roui oCn bio @ron0c iibcridreiten,
nm Er0iiocnt Gait III 81 Eoio oui5ua
iucben. Cine Shnoe ipGtcr miro
FrGiiOcnt Gait Den 9ciu6 in Sin.
BOO &uorc5, ori Der ncrifoniidcn
Seitc, cuui0Crn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
EtcncniOn's 6 Tcfilit.

2ittleR D If, 2lrf, II. gIuguit.--
n Is. Stcuenion, ShoGnleiiter Der
o9toic Gitp Gont" pclher om lebtcll
Gonncritog pom cincm SAIo9oniuII
bctroiicn murOc lnO icitoem iproh.
los it, ibrieb bclltc nit 5itteruoer
HonO 0os @ort uSbort" olf cirl
Stilf Yopicr. Ter 3cttcl luurOc bon
SteOcnion'3 Satin oui Dem 6ub=
boOen gefu0cn uno ocn @onfbcom,
ten iibcrbrndt. Die Scttercn lcitetcu
einc llnterillfln1 elm mo fonocn Gin
Qcii3it non $4,000 in Den Niihern
hc3 aoilircr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
HeucS Grobebcn in Wcrifu.

Sto0t Merifo, II. 9lugllit.--
Cine bier eingetroiicne 0cpei6e ans
2lcopulco meloet, OoB bort geitern
Grci bcitiae Gr0crihiIttcrungen ein.
trotcn. Ter Ocean trot 30 5SllB mcit
pen ser @iiite 3nriid mo 1roBt 2lnait
crgriii Die 9cpobncr mcl6e cine
e7lutbmele OILS 6ol1c iiirdteten Die
Grihiittcrln9en morcn obnc ;3meiiel
Dc n0mliden mc!dc acitern in
Nolbington regiitrirt purOen. Gic
&cUGlferrn1 pon }lrapllIco lebt no4
lrtcr irciem &immcI unO bat lid icit
ben ucrbeerenOen Grobcben por 3mci
@chen niht 5uriid III Die 5toot &c.
lgogt. Sin llnteritilDlngS Gomite
pcribeilt aleiOer lmO Jtobrln9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Son cincm ,Italicncr nicOerocidjOiicn.

g} en- Oorf, II. 2Iugltit.-Gin
un6cfonntcr ,}taIiencr wuroc bclttc
NoHniitog olrf Der Citicitc pon Sor.
lem burh mcbrcrc Ecrionen ucrfoIgt
DcIdc gcicbcn botten, Wic cr IN cincm
Strcitc nit einen onocren Wamc
elncn HcUOIucr 500. 2Gui icincr 6hlht
mcnocte cr iicb pI0bIicb nm unO
Itrcdtc eincn Der &criolger, cincn
TlbrmomL liomenS NiQiam Sobc-
uiht9, 0urA cincn S6uB ms Ser5
tcOt nie0er I5n Der 9triregung unO
&crpirrlng, ucldc ouf ole 9lutibot
ioIgtc, 6cmcrfltelli0tc Der Morocr
icinc 6ll6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
GBarleiton iiOIirt.
llutcrbrcdnua OcS ScIcarop6cnucr.
fcbrS Ourdl Sturm.

@criidtc iibcr cine obrrmoli0c Ncinl.
ilttbung Scr Metropolc Sito.Go-
rolino'a ourd Elm Gr0bcbcu aHid.
IiAcr @ciie unbclrimoct. -
Shlrm oui cine groBc Strcdc Der
otlontiiAen &iiite ucrbrcitct. -
Gnormer Me8eufoQ IN NcW.D .Dorf.
6lrhtborc @ibc in &ouioa,
W}iIiouri 9iebro8fn mo Oflo.
bona. }Icopulco, in Nicrito,
mic0crm ourcb cine Grocrihit
tcrung IN Shredeu pcriett.
Gborlciton S.-G., II. 2lQ.-
9lI3 RciuItat cinc3 ihpcrcn NcQcn-
ihIrmcS Iiegcu oQe IclcgropbcnOrGb.
te in Der llmQcbung Don 9burI1ltou
OnrnicOcr, lm0 Ser &crfebr nit Ger
2htBcnucIt tonn MIR not60iiritig per
1clCpbon permittelt mcr0cn. &tin &cs
benSOcrlltlt lit cin1etrctcu mo bua
mGbrcnO Oc9 9tohmittuQa IN pCrid)ic-
Ocuen StG0tan Der Ger. Stuutcn per
brcitctc @criId)t, OoB GbarIciton BON
cincm Gr0bcbcu benlganldt luor0cn
ici cutbebrt uIlcr 91grimouna.
@o lbin0ton, :. s., II. 2Iu8.
- Ter Sciamograpb int @ettCr.9 9iis
rcon ucr3cihnctc lmI 222 bette 9odI-
mittoA cm lciHtc9 ,3itttrn, aacin in
Ser 2Iniicbt Der 9eobodtrr mar Die
StGrltnd cine Gcrinac unO nobm nidt
6en llmiong rtnc9 Grobebcns on.
9luquito, @u., II. 2llguit,-Gie
Gelte 9}udmittog bier cinactroiicnc
9tafridJt ilber elm Grobcbcn 5u Gburs
lelton cuuieS lid ais grlmoloS. Ter
ipdt gciteru 2lbcHN bort einQctretcnc
9egcn lunr pon eincm beitigenSmrm
bcgIcitct, pcldbcr nicIe Iclegropbcn-
Ordbte ltnm1btc, Die GrGbtc 3erriB II.
Sen &crfebr nit 0Cn NoHboritdotcn
5citmciIig untcrbroh. Ger Sturm,
wcIcbcr lid iiber cincn groBcn Ibeil
Ser utlontii6tn &iiitc eritredt, bauer
te U0brcnO 0cS 1nn5cn bclttjAcn "a
ac9 iort, oucin obQcicbcn BON 0cr Ser.
febrSit0rumQ cntitouo fcin enuGb
nGn9mcrtbcr Shu0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
GelObnnn0 fir Scnnn,inutcn.

9toibpille, lcnn, II. 9(ng. -
@eneroIomuolt !EcGorn bot peri0ns
lid cine %elobnmG bon $50 fiIr Oen,
ieniQen ou9gciebt melher cine Bcr-
Iebung Oes 4robbilions @eletc9
Seitcn5 zines @ciBen IN Scr 3eit pom
II. 2luguit bis jur Gro'inlu0 Oco
Cermine9 Oeo Griminolgeritta am
/. Montag I'M Scptentbcr 5ur 2In5ci.
&c 6rin0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

|
aiiitc pou @ona &2Ion0.
Gin Mitalico ser N}ouui6oit Der.
miBt.
9}em Norf II. 2luguit. .- Ser
rrcimoItigc Shooncr o}IrIiuaton"
uou Bolton itranoetc m10rcn0 Oc8
bcutc iriib miitbcnocn 9iorOoit-
Sh1rmc9 oli cincr Sonoborrc ouf
Der 16bc BON &on2 @cod, g. 5. 2Idt
N}itQlieocr iciner Wonnihoit mclhc
3uiIuht oui Dem Bug Oc@ Nruta gcs
itbt bnttcu, lurOcu unh l6ngcrcH
NcnilbumQcn 6lrh Die O}ouni6alt
elmer nabcn &ilItCnrCttlm9@ltution
ans ibrer prctGrcn SaAC gcrcttct un0
ans llier bci0r0Crt. Sin NionL
9tumcna Wo0Ocn Nicriou mclhcr
ZEN S6ooncr oui ciucm Rcttung3.
iIoBc DcrIicB mo 0ua SoI0 SIT errei.
Ucn ucriuhtc, tricb IN Der Nitbtng
uon SonOp 0oot oouon unO per
ldmun0 aus Dem @eiidtStreiie.
ShIicBih gcIoug ca ibuL bel Hod-
ouup &coh 5u lnu0cu, m0 cr miro
icbt BORT Ocrpilc9t
Ter ShoOHcr lit mobri6ciulid to.
tai uerlorcn. Gr 1cb0rt Der 6irmn
,{Gbu Gmerp & So. bon Noiton.
0o5 5abr6cuQ mar nit eincm Gar
90 S6urtto6Ien Don bier nod WnDport,
s5Iu, bcitmmt, mo Gcrictb luGbren9
Oc0 bcute iriib berrihtnOcH HCgcn9 1t.
9tCbcla GUS icinem @lWS Gin ais
9Iuhp0rter in ser aojiitc bcibGitiatcr
@nobe crIitt eiucn @ruh Oc3 6uBge.
lcnteS, ouein ionit cntfomen ollie Wtit.
0icoer scr W}onniCbnit unuerlcBt,
(SpGter.) - )fobtrGglicb ltcllt iih
sic Nodricbt Dob Der Sccmom
Mo0Ocn @icrion bel Modumop GcudJ
oo9 llicr errci6tc. ais elm Srrtbum
Geroua. @r lit nidt micoer geieben
uorbelL icitocm rr nit Dem 15loB
ous Dem @eiidt9trciS pcribmono,
nno mon iitrftet, OoB CT umgetom.
men lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Wtebr Gc6cnSmii0c.

go tom II. }Iltglit - 6obiml
6uQ, q Sabre ait lm0 Wiitglieo Der
@otttric N" bon Der WiiIi} oe9 Stuos
tes W}oiioduictta, bot iid belttc I'M
GQltippirung9 8iircou Der 9attcric
cri6oIicn. Gr buttc nod aeltcrn oil
ocm &ricQ0ipicl, pelhca in biciigcr
BcgcnO im @ongc iit tbeilNcnonls
men, nno icin OiotiU iiir Die (bot lit
nibt bcfonut. Ser Selbitn0r0er
bate SIT S5orparO lmo Grior0 ituoirt
mo Wor I'M 8egriii iicb ais 9Inrpult
3lt ctoblircn.
5iohcitcr, NsD, II. 9lugliit. .-
Soier nobm ii6 Der 50Jdbrige 9l6ro.
Gcm Shout 0ns Sebrn inDem er
NorboliGure nnbm. Sin Brm0 Ger
rcr5meiieIten (bot lit nidt befount.
9cdett Wini, II. 2lugllit. -
Copio $. giomcll, cun Wann BON 60
rEobrcn uno Elm 9tcp Norfer Brilns
scr, bcging bier 5cIbitmor0, mOem
CT iih I'M Nulic icincr Sdweitcr, Sri.
Si5jic 9iomeN, cine al9el ourd 0cn
@opi iogte. lleber 6eu 8rlmO ser
Cbat lit bier ni6tS befomt.
COS 2lngcles, Go(, H. 2(tg.--
6rdu 2loa OOis, geidic0enc Satin
0c5 befanntcn 8ruben6eiiBer3 (bo8.
C6i2 pon Ari5onn, bat i'm bieiigen
, ,Gnn 9tuus.&otcl" Sclbitmoro ourd
8crgiiten began9rn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
GalUert' nnS Sagette.G5traFs.

- g9r 5abIen inter uniete SepuIitrre
-----hiele oenif6e genobner Der Stuoi, iuelte
Die Sitberbeit oieies Snitimts nuo Die
s--uueu Rlinoett U1itt Huditcnt Qut ole 8TDBe
--s--IbfPS SOttips eUtueQeuQebruthte uleinm0Siue
---SbfIitbfct 5u ipiiroiaen i1iiien. gSr Inben
---8u GepuiitGn auf GbedS 5nbbar -
"--grose ootr iLetne, Elm uno 9abIen 3H %
----Rtuteu GnQTsSnUt trQeub fiupm
--9etrage bon eHem Soaar uuiWdrts.
Gapital nnb liebcridluk $2,80O,0OO.
3buS. .. gOWles.
(San6-) 9rGHoent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

| SntcrnntiOnnlc5 @CidmuOCr uOi
GHncN NnNClNnot.
@cutc irii6 mcr0cu (rrppen ans
@mO 0ciNidt, ,m ocn miocr.
pcnitigcu %niclbcmobncrn ocn
Stou0plmft tlor 5u MAIDEN. -
Sin0u Shlocnt Wooarlol China.
Qri in GuglonO biugcribtct. -.
2tmcrifouiihe 2lnprii6c oui BE.
tbciIiamg an Der dineiiidcn 81.
lcnbobu.}InIci6c ociinitip beluiI.
Iigt. NicOcr Elm GrObcbcn in
FortuaoI. - Spouien'a morof.
tanilhC5 glbcntelcr.
Cameo Grcto H. 2ltguit-1o0
intcrnntionulc @cibmuocr. mcIheQ
ubAeihidt mlw0c, INN 0a9 Ginjicban
Der grihiicbcn 6IogNc 5lt cr5uiugcn
ain1 bcltc 9tudnittug in ser Guueo.
Nui Dor 2Infer. IS bcitcbt aus britt.
lhcn irun56iiitcn, ituIieniidlu unO
rltIlildcn aricA1ibiiicn.
Nic biciiOcu &oniuIu Scr Mdhtt
babcn ole crctoniidc Reqicruuq i'm
yfamcn Der 9cf1blSDober 0e@ interua,
tiouuIcn @cihma0crS benudrhtilt
0oB Die Nriehiihe 5Iogge morgen
friib eingc5oQen ucr0cn miro. 81.
Nlcid goben Die &oniulu 0eu Greta.
ncrn ST bcoeutcn, OnB irgcno Elm PIN.
grtif mlf Ole &nnormQatruppCn Der
O|ohte lulbeiIuolc ,SoIgen boben
mcr0e. Iuo cretunicht Grefltiu.Go.
mite bat OCmQcmGB ole Nep6lterlng
orin0Iih criuCbt, lid Oem NorQebcn
Der Sdubn06tc niht 5u piOcrieben.
Wi 0orGol 2binoQri Qeri6.
tet.
2on6on II, 2htguIt - D}ooor.
lol G6inugri Der Sinou-Stl0ent,
neldcr am Nbcno be9 I. l$uli am
Shluiic elmer 0ffcntIiden Ncrinnnl
hmN I'M oSmperiol ,}nltitlt" oen
ObcrltIieutcnont Sir @iuiom SouQ
Glu5on-@pUie un0 Ocn Cr, Gmuoa
2oicuco cribpb, lulr0c I'M 9 l(br
bcutc friib i'm Ecntonuiut @ci0n9niB
Orrh Ocn Strnng biu9cridtet. Sein
Ero5eb, mcldcr nit Ocnl SoOc9urtbeiI
cnOetc, iunO befnnntlih um 23 Suli
i'm Slo 9uilcus Eoli5eigcri6t Oobier
ltott. 9tW Die @eiGn0niBbeumtcn II.
elm &oplon luobntcn Der 0Inridtung
bel. Ger orme Siin0er legtc feline
Spr BON iNlrft an Den loG, Gr
uie3 ouS ibm onglbotcne 6riibltiId
juriicf uno beitieq rubiN OoS ShoiIot,
Scin GOO luor ein ougcnblidIidcr.
ltncIc 2 am'5 glnt6cil ou0er
6 6inciiih den NnIcibc,
8cfiuM II. guguit. - Die 6ro-
az iibcr untCrifonild)e QctbciI0llng
an Der NontomsS5c 5c-Gbucn Glen
bubn-glnleibc purOc beute &ornlittaG
in Ocn NilrcniS 0c9 2luSudrtiaen
2lmte9 6urcb ben omeritnniidcn @e.
id)ditStrdgtr Scnrp y. 6eIoner nn6
&ionq lun Oen Erdiiocntcn oe@
9hlapGrtigeu 2lmteS. cn0giiltig ge'
lott mo 5luor I'M bciabcnocn Sinnc.
Die 2lnlcibc miro bon S2I 100000 nlli
$3O,000O0O crb6bt ner0cn, mo bon
oitiem lcBtcrcn 0etrogc ioQen omeris
fonii6e Youfcu eiu Giertel beiltells
ern. Gic iibriGen 0rci &icrtcl Ucr0en
ocu britildcn, irnn50iilden mo oeut
ld)cll >Sllterellcll ll0erulltlportet.
Die 2Imerifnncr lolen Die nGnlid)e
@ele9enbtit sur &ieierulg bon Note.
rial on Der bctreifcnoen Giienbobn
uno ibrer 3wei8c boben, pie Die on.
Oeren Notioncn. Sic merOen Stills.
ISngenieure erncnnen oiirien H. and
cinen 2lntbeiI on alien 5rfiinitigen
2lnlei6cn trbuIttn. 9ic Gin}elnbeiten
OeS Elancs ioQCn ge0cn Gnoe oieier
@oAc orrongirt mcroen iobolO @ii,
Ioro Z. 5troigGt, Der 8ertcetcr 05r
al Der 2liioire intereiiirten omcritl-
niihcn 6iuoncierS, bier ongcIungt
lit.
9I 6ru55cn &er5oafcbrt3u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
9|NbC3u 512 3Oll RCgCn in Nc,u.
QlDrf

9tcm 0ort II. 2ma-9IQe I'M
6icIiQeu Mcttcrburemt ucr5cid)nctcn
Nccoro9 in Nc}ug uui 9tegenioa i'm
2Iuquit lulrocn ourh ocn Hcgcn
ilbertrofien melher nm s llbr &C.
tern Mor9en bc1onn lm0 beutc Nod)-
mittu1 cnoctc. 9i9 / llbr belrte 9toh.
n;tta1 betrug Der Hegcniua 5.l8
3oa. Die gr0btc @eiHwinOigtcit 0eS
l9nocS mar 36 0ieilen pro Shmoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
8rciics Gbepanr nicocrgcidvoilcn.

Sintoc, Snt, II. 2lugut.
Nliboel Sooll, 80 Sabre oft lmO
rubejt er6lin0et, murOc ON Conn.
ta6 2lbeuo olf Der Grcppc por Scr
lhiire ieineS Souic5 in Dem no1cl
Corie @oIib eriGoiien. Seine cbeu.
ioIIa bctn9tc Satin luur0e gleih5ci-
TIC Oltrh bier Shiiiie gctroifen lit
itbof onl 9cben lmo bat 2luai6t olti
@enciung. Gin t5.jGbrigcr 8uriche,
Namcns S6ellp, mcIdcr Streit mi.
0oQ gebobt boben ioll, beiin6et lid
ais ocr mltbmoBIide lbdter in
6ait. Gr 6etbcucrt ieinc llnidulO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
6jcrcttctc Sdjiff6riidjigC.

5hooncr n}(rIinaton" ibcitcrt al Der
aiiitc uou @ona &2Ion0.
Sin Mitglic0 ser MonniHoit Der
miBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

Seieat bnrdl bic Tcutidleu nurocu bic 5rnns
ynsr 5v,g oesSi n9 aGs penn Ss9e 9tl@"SS Se
oenen Die meiiteu nnier ibyer ocrlOdenccu
3uderbiiue beimtiidifhe Site pc GuedlbIr
oen ct. Srdnter.9incn ReH mo
loral1m ptroen oeieIben non Den BriioerII SL
Ncrndroi ans Den frifBeit 5ci.briHGcHosu
lun6eii. bereiiei 9aS purtreffide ocutiche
pd!mtteI bat iitD in alien Fducn bon &ers
iiopfuHn. Niupens, qebers uno GeteHeioeH uuo
auen St0rnn1en Der llnferIeibss Srpune ftri5
ani oaS cSIdn3enoiie bepl6rf 5n ulen 9tpu
!beien 5ll bnpe (Wo9ii6, ,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18

Nllo6n6n0, Nnoien H. Mug.
- Ger Ser5og ser 2lbrlj5en miro, 10.
bol0 leine @rpcoition Ole grioridIrng
OeS gon5en GIetider SpitcnS, oeiieu
Gcntrrm Ger goItcro @letihcr it,
rollcnOet Bat, bon auihmir nnh9om-
ban uno bon bort noh r5tulien Glriid
febrcn Die BON ser expedition er,
5ieltcn wiiienifoitlihen Reiultote
gelten ais jebr Uertbuoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-06
GUIDES TO NAvIGAToRs.
Light Buoys Shortly to Be Installed
in Chesapeake Bay.

The three new gas buoys provided for
by special act of Congress in 1908 for
the purpose of marking the entrance to
Chesapeake bay are on their way to
Portsmouth. Va, or Baltimore from
Tompkinsville, Staten Island, N. Y.
aboard the lighthouse service steamer
Tulip and should reach their destination
by tomorrow. One of these buoys will be
placed off Cape Charles, another IS to
mark the head of the middle ground In
lower Chesapeake bay and the third is to
be held in reserve. and as soon as the
weather will permit the buoys will be
placed in position by one of the tenders
attached to the district.
October one Of the Pintsch buoyS will
be established, on Tangier Island shoal.
Commander Russell, inspector of the
fifth lighthouse district, gives notice that
about that date red conical buoy sur
mounted by a pyramidal latticework sup
porting a lens lantern showing fixed
white during periods Of ten seconds, sep
arated by eclipses of ten seconds dura-
ton, will be ablished In thirty feet of
water alongside of Tangier Island shoal
lump bell buoy I'll IL, to mark the Jumps
on the extreme westerly edge OF Tangier
Island shoal, about six and three-eighths
miles 173 degrees 20 minutes true Is. 70
E. mag) from Smith point lighthouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-06
WOMEN DO FINLAND'S WORK.
Often Majority of Laborers in
Various Trades.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Star

Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.
HELSINGFORS. August %, 1909
Some interesting figures on female labor
In Finland have been issued by the
senate.
In textile trades two-thifds of the work
is done by women. In the paper trade
one-third of the labor Is female. In the
sawmills one-tenth of the hands are fe-
male. Forty per cent Of the bakers are
women, and so are % per cent of the
brewers. Women represent S. per cent
Of tobacco factory hands.
During the last ten years female labor
in Finland has increased by 20 per cent.
partly due to the great surplus of women
and partly to the emigration of men. AT
present there is great difficulty in OBJ
tanning agricultural labor for the har-
vests.
In drawing attention to. the decline of
female labor in the metal industry the
report points out that the enormous guam
titles of shrapnel shell manufactured in
Finland during the Russo-Japanese war
were all filled and made by women.
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CROWDS COMING BACK.
Return of the People Who Have
Been at Down-River Resorts.

The tide of travel, which until about
two weeks ago was heavy from this city
to river points. has reversed itself and
now the bulk of the travel Is flowing from
down river to this city. 1t is made up
largely of those who have been spending
the summer at points on the river and
who are now returning to this. city for
the purpose-of sending their children to
school and to settle down for the winter.
The steamer Capital City of the Potomac
and Chesapeake Steamboat Company
service, which arrived here last night
looked as if she had an excursion aboard
and it is stated that her passenger list
from river points to this city had over
800 names on it.
The steamer Anne Arundel. which ar
rived here early this morning, also had
aboard a throng of passengers from the
lower end of the Potomac. The travel
from river points to this city will be heavy
throughout the greater part of this
month. but the most of it will be over
before the end of September. Taking it
as whole, it Is stated that the resorts
along the river have had a more prosper
GUS season this year than ever before
in their history.
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BIG ORGAN FOR ST. PETERS.
There Are Now Only Small Inferior
Instruments There.


ROME, August %, 1909.
An international committee has been
formed with the object of presenting to
the pope, in commemoration of the forth
coming episcopal golden jubilee. colos-
sal church organ for installation in St.
Peters. Besides the small organs in the
side chapels, there are at present only
two very inferior instruments, which are
wheeled about to whatever part of the
great church a choral service happens to
be in progress.
The pope has already given his sanction
to the proposal, and, in addition to Car
dinai Rampolla, various foreign cardinals.
also the renowned composer Camille
Saint Saens and the Duke of Norfolk,
have joined the committee.
The problem of designing such an in
strument as would harmonize with the
proportion and style of the great building
is difficult one, and. SO far. all specifica-
lions sent in pay insufficient, attention to
this matter.
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her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Denison
Hatch, on Davenport Neck. New Rochelle,
n. T.. Will have no attendants. Mr.. Coo
ley. who is a brother of Alvord w. Coo
ley. associate justice OF the supreme court
OF New Mexico. will have Gustavus Mar
shall of Westchester for his best man.
The Rev. DIR. Charles F. Canedy, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church. New Ro-
chelle, will ofiiciate.
Justice and Mrs. Anderson's house
guests. who were here last week for the
wedding of their daughter and Mr.. Fred
erick Pliny Lilley-Mr. and Mrs. Astor L.
Anderson of Columbus, Ohio. and their
little niece: Mr.. John Liliey and Mr.. Theo-
dore Lilley. brothers of the bridegroom,
and his cousin. Miss Ireson of Boston, a
professor In Wellesley Colege-havc all
returned to their respective homes, but
Mrs. Lilley, mother of the bridegroom.
win remain few days longer at the An
derson home.
Miss Helen Cannon and Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Worthington are among the Wash
ingtonianS now In Paris.
Mr. Herbert Knox Smith is in Berlin
with Mrs. Smith and the latters father,
ex-senator C. II. Dietrich of Nebraska.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows. who were
among the callers last week at the Bev-
erly home of the President, are now stay
Ing at Magnolia. Mass for fortnight.
After a trip to York Harbor the senator
will return here and his wife will go on
to Detroit for a stay before joining him
here.
The marriage of Miss Yvonne Shepard
and Col. Spencer Cosby. L. S. A, will be
a small and quiet affair at the brides
country home in Southampton, l.. l..
Wednesday. September 10, in the presence
of the families and few intimates. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Carvill Cosby, who have
been spending the summer at York Har-
Dor, will go to Southampton for the we'd
ding.
Mrs. Frances Marsh Gregory and her
mother, Mrs. Angelina Marsh, have, re-
turned from a two-month stay at their
cottage at Lakewood, Chautauqua lake
New York.
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WILLIAM WATSON. MARRIED.
Poet Privately WEEDS Beautiful Irish
Girl.
Correspondence of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
LONDON, August rs, 1909
The interesting announcement is made
that William Watson. the poet. was pri
vately married the 18th of August at st
Luke's, Lycombe, Bath. to beautiful
Irish girl. Miss Adeline Maureen Pring OF
Howth. County Dublin.
Mr.. Watson thus confirms by his mar
rage the great attraction that ireland
has always possessed for. him. 1t is
understood that the honeymoon is being
spent in that country.
BEFORE leaving town Mr.. Watson de-
posted with his publisher. Mr.. John
Lane, the manuscript of a new volume OF
teen for years--which will appear in the
early autumn.
Mr.. Watson. who was born at Burley-
in-Wharfedale. Yorkshire, fifty-one years
90 rose to fame in 1899, when he pub
iished his poem on Wordsworth
Grave" In 1893 appeared his .Lach-
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den In the clock tower OF the barracks.
Every evening. when darkness cot ~ 10.
would leave his retreat and steal ont to
get 1000 and he was never detected
either leaving or returning to his hidnp
place.
me cause OF this eccentric conduct was.
he said. the refusal of a woman - ,;S.a,,
to his proposals Of marriage. When She
assured him that she would not marry
MIN he sought to soften her heart by
disappearing completely and suddenly In
the nope that absence would make her
heart GROW fonder of him.
his story was verified in every detail.
The court took lenient view of the case
and sentenced him to three months i'm
prisonment .
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HID IN THE TOWER.
French Soldier Disappeared and
Was Considered Dead.

FOREIGN Correspondents OF I ne Sta1,
PARIS, August 2S. 1859.
In May last soldier named Bruno. who
was in an infantry regiment at Puy. dis
appeared suddenly. The most careful
search was made. but no trace OF him
could be found He was supposed to have
left the country or drowned himself To
the aston.shment of all he appeared in
the barracks recently and was at once ar
rested as a deserter.
He explained that he had not deserted,
but that for all these months he had hid
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rymae 1nusarum.'' noble tribute to- the
memory of Lord Tennyson. His suDse-
quent works included THE Eloping
Angels. Excursions in Criticism and
The Purple East. Series of HSonnets
OH England's Desertion of Armenia"
QS96).
In early manhood Mr.. Watson went to
reside i'm Liverpool. and at the age Of
seventeen he contributed verses to. a
weekly paper there. His first volume was
The Princes Quest" published An 1880,
and II attracted the attention, among
others, of Rossetti
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wrights Purchase Farm.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. September g.
Wilbur and Orvile Wright have pur-
chased more than 700 acres of farm land
northwest OF here. near Tippecanoe City.
as site for a park to be used In expert
ments with aeroplanes.
1t is reported that the Wrights intend
to erect an aeroplane factory on the land.
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Rosa Mulac, a pretty foreign girl.
twenty years old. fatally shot herself at
Dawson, Nd. yesterday. She had tbeen
employed as a domestic at the Central
Hotel and had been accused of pilfering.
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