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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05

LYRIC-Guy Bates Post in "Omar, the
Tentmaker." (Drama.)
MANHATTAN OPERA HoUSE-"With-
in the Law" (Drama)
MAXINE ELLIoTT-"The Deadlock. ;,
Comedy
MINERS PEoPLE-"The Ginger Girls"
MINERS BRoNX-"Miner's Big Frolic. 50
MURRAY HILL-"Girls of the Great
White Way"
NEW AMsTERDAM-'The Little Cafa,
(musical comedy.
Observation-Disclosures and vaudeville
PARRISH Photoplay.
PHILLIPs-"zabern." Military drama.)
PLAYHoUsE-"Thing Thar Count"
PRINCEss-Five short plays.
PROCTOR'S-Vaudevi
REPUBLIC-"Traf1c in Souls" Photo.
play.
ROYAL-"At Bay
sHUBERT-"A Thousand Years Ago.
(Comedvi.
THIRTY-NINTH STREET - when
Claudia Smiles" (Musncal comedy,)
wALLACK's-cyril Maude In Grumpy"
Comedy
wEBER's-"Trafic In Souls" Photo
play.
WEST END-"House of Bondage" mo
ton plays.)
WINTER GARDEN-"whirl of the
World" Musical Comedy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05

Herman Harris. The management of
the play has been put in the hands
Of David Kohn as chairman of the
plays committee. The cast is being
coached by ]. NJ. Edgar Hart, of New
York city, who. has been prominent
in other and similar amateur produc-
tions in this city.
The Jewish Sisterhood and Day
Nursery, one of the beneficiaries, is
a local charity with headquarters at
seventeenth avenue and Livingston
street, where a shelter house is pro-
yided for children OF working moth
ers during the day time, and where
an enormous amount of settlement
work is conducted through the eve
nings.
Newark Beth Israel Hospital is To-
Gated at High and Kinney streets,
where patients are received and treat
ed irrespective of religious persuasion.
Comedy will be the reigning feature
in the bill at Keeney's Theatre DUR
ing the latter half of the present
week, beginning with today's matt
nee. OF an original and sprigfrtIy
character is a sketch entitled THE
Girl from ChildS'," in which a wife
is rescued from the tyranny of a
"bossy'' husband by a former wife
who has entered the household as a
servant girl, unknowing that the head
of the establishment is her erstwhile
spouse. The situations which arise
are as entertaining as they are
unique. Another feature of the bill
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05
KNEISELS SCORE
GREAT TRIUMPH

The audience at the second concert
Of the season by the Kneisel Quartet
was entranced by the wonderful play
ing of its members. Franz Kneisei
first violin; Hans Lett, second violin:
Louis Svecenski, viola. and William
Willeke, violoncello. The perform
ance made d lasting impression on
the hearers, holding all in spelIbouud
interest throughout the entire pro-
gram, and brought forth rounds Of
applause at the close of each num-
Der. which called for many encores.
Each number was performed ex.
qulsiteiy, and the concert was one
that showed the artists to be eminent
masters of technique and In the fora
most rank of those few who have
perfect command of their instru-
ments.
The assisting artist last night was
Clarence Adler, a most finished man.
list The program was opened With
Beethoven's quartet In r minor. On.
50, composed in 1910 and dedicated fo
Beethoven's friend. N. zimeska.u Won
Domanevetz. The first movement h.
gins with a curious tema doppla. the
first section forming one OF the most
Imposing unison figures ever written
by Beethoven. A deeply-soulfuI sec
ond movement, legato. follows and q
suddenly projected descending seventh
chord marks the transition to the
third movement. A short introduce
ton leads over to the finale. A nth
movement, Allegro motto, ALA brere.
In major, very delicate, Concludes
the wonderful work.
The second number was Richard
strauss's Sonata in F major for
pianoferte and violoncello, Cd. s. TIE
piece was written by Strauss before
ne was twenty-five years old. The
last number was SchubArt's quartet
IN d minor, Op posthumous. consid-
cred by some to be Schubert's master
piece The first movement is Of su-
preme interest and In the second
movement the song Der Tod uud das
Madcffen," is introduced, added r.
with five variations.
The next and last concert Of The
quartet this season will be given
on March Is.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05

EVERYBODY just re-
the
reader who am will forgive the vanity publishing
in receipt Evening Star of Friday
January 80 behalf of Mr. Tize To
articles on a. that s n o o H pmhics Ust a
since this biggest dramatic of the
season and precpitated much discussion
AS an observer of theatrical conditions know that
day did not meet with the approval of the metropolitan critics.
did by the
ton the excellence Of Its presentation and the of the
taushtas apty point out-appea to the American
cal history
its warming American homes months
Forty-eght street Theatre
panies touring the country win spread the gospel
To-day for your splendid interpretation Of the told by
ARTHUR j. Ixrr1Ae
Business Manager To-day Company
local theatrical manager once told me that It always good
something
comes true by conrare From what Mr. kear says in the foregoing let
appercu
in
"A
question: and do not know Just why the play
with requirement of dramatic art scpulOus
Intent loss
surely
In this splendid
IN the article natteringIy
the topic The endavor there was " point out the historical develop
proportions
sacrificing everything
Another To-day
Faust" precisely Garland in TO
the time of the action were laid in the medieval instead
of day. might with propet
in nj
all nnts and Just
others that class by extraordinary
Mephis
in Faust"
Andhe coincidence IL 1t
In
long thin little but ana
Enthusiastically
nearly all of whom seemed to me be
husband; Weinberg
the part fault find She dos features
Miss positively hoy by chickering's mouth
caution to overdo anything However for
he desired
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05
Big Time at Annual Ball of
Seminole Democratic Club

Hensler's Auditorium In Hamburg
place was the scene of the annual
dance and reception of the Seminole
Democratic Club last night Many
OF the most prominent politicians of
the city graced the event by attend
ing. The committee in charge con-
sisted of John Fitzsimmons, chair
man; Benjamin Waberski, floor man
ager; Joseph Perry. William Hansle-
man and Peter Bell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05
NEWARK THEATRES

NEwARK-Henry Miller
sHUBERT-"wihin the Law"
MAJEsTIC"Where
oRPHEUM"The
Chds"
Continuous p. m
PROCT0RsFur
daily p. Evening
LYRCVaudevne
IL p. m.
wAsHINGToN"Th Toll Gate"
o 1 p N.
MINERS-"Legend
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05
N. Y. Concerts

THuRsDAY-11 a. m. Little Theatre,
Lovers Club. D. m, Carnegie Hall.
violin recital, Carl Flesch. Sis D. m,
Brooklyn Academy of Music, song re,
eitai Julia culp; $50 p. m, Aeolian
Hall, song recital, Gina Ciaparelli-
Viafora, assisted by Samuel Gardner.
violinist. and Enrico Scognamillo,
'cellist.
FRIDAY-2:30 p. M, Carnegie Hall,
philharmonic Society, no soioist D.
m, Aeolian Hall, lecture recital at
piano. Walter Damrosch; subject,
"Goetterdaemmerung," Act 1.
SATURDAYS 80 D. M, Carnegie Hall.
Young Peoples symphony Concert;
soloist, Harold Bauer, pianist D. m,
Aeolian Hall. violin recital. Jacques
Thibaud.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05

ton here early today caused a loss
$75,ooo. L. w. Alexander, owner of a
general store destroyed, was over
come by smoke In trying to save his
account books from the flames.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05
Family Theatre, Formerly
Jacobs, Changes Hands

Ownership of the Family Theatre
formerly Jacobs Theatre, in Wash
ington street, near Marshall street,
changed hands yesterday. Mrs
Birdie Jacobs traded the property
to Louis M. Finger, real estate
dealer, of 800 Broad street, for an
apartment house at the northwest
corner of Bloomfield and Mt. Pleas
ant avenues Mr.. Finger received as
an additional consideration $4,000 in
the form of second mortgage on the
apartment house. 1t is understood
that the theatre will be remodeled.
Storekeeper Overcome in Fire
IRvINGTON, KY. Feb. 5.-Fire of
unknown origin in the business Sec
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-05

IS Beth Stone and company. in fancy
dances, including the tango: Classy
costumes are used Ward -
piaylet presented by a cast of zix
people, is said to be a laugh from
start to finish. An acrobafic art
which is unique OF its kind. is. rrr-
scented by Warren Travis. known a.
the physical marvel who lifts s.
platform supporting twelve znen.
HOMES and West do a clever singing
and talking act, both "strafzI1f's and
in character. Ward and Brown. n
piano and vocal selections, are azuonr
the other acts which round out AZ,
exceptionally strong bill
"Helloi Helloi" came voice over
the telephone at Keeney's Theatre
last evening. viii you please ten
me when Abraham Lincoln goes on.
saw his picture on the boards in
the lobby and ! want to know what
time he appears
Similar phone calls came in until
the management "got WISE that
somebody had been trying TO spring
a practical joke. sUncle Abe APP
pears in hthograph on one-sheets in
the lobby, as an advertisement for
the Lincoln's Birthday performances
The phone calls were all answered
more or less patiently. by j. B. No
Nally, the genial house manager
Jack Callaghan, the Irish comedia n.
of this city, has entered into partner
ship with Jack Donigsn, who for
ten years has been connected with
the United Booking Offices OF New
York. Callaghan and Donigan Will
book and handle talent for entertain
ments principally in Newark and
New York. callaghan will not eisse
up his profession, but will appear
at the head of his own bills Of va1ie.
vile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
SnOinnn'S 9InSitcllnug in Sau Sran.
cisco.

San 6rou5tSco, 30. 9lpriI.
Inter angeueienen @eremoniell
t6dt geitern sic Gomnliiiiou oes
StaoteS Snoiaua, an Oeren Spite
ser Gice @oupcrneur G'9leill ltebt
oen eriten Spatenitic6 5u oer errIdl.
hng OeS @aoiuons ocS Staales altI
Dem 9luSiieQunaSploe, fir pelpeil
oie 9euolfcumg $4,000 alllgeoraNt
BAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
6iir's qc6en ucr6nnOcn.

Serr @iaiam @incent g(itor inns
6r6tlciu Selen 0iusmorc sun.
iin9iou Sn Sopelono Souic,
Dem 9anoiib Scr granielteru sc.
traut. 9tur 80 @dite aelooen
StaatS6urM 9&-g. 30. 9lpril.
SEER g9iliam &incent }litor, Der
Sobn OeS Dcriior6enen Sol No6n
,Soco6 glltor, iu0 SrGilein Nelen
ginsmore Suntiuqton murocn beute
in Der 9i6liot6ef 0cs 6opelnnO
Souie, Oes Seims ser 9rauteltern,
getrart @oitor Charles $. Cin-
can, Der &eftor Der St. 9Rargoretss
Stride in Stoos6ura, Doll5og Die
Ernntng
9llr 80 @Gite maren anmeien0,
inter 0ieien oie Superinteuoeuten
ser @cliBungen Der glitors unO Sun-
iin9tons. Die ii6rigen moren 8reltn-
oe imo &ermanote Ger Samilie
Gs mar liriprumglid cine Socb5eit
i'm groBen StDl geplalit geueleu;
Oo6 na6m man BON Oieien 4laue IN
Sol9e Der grfrunfung oes 9rdllti-
gains gl6itono.
Serr Sermam Celribs bon 9lem-
gorf Gin otter 8relmo Oes &errn
@incent 9litor, hmgirte ais grolit.
iilbrer. @breniungfralI mar Sri.
9(lice Sintingion, Die Sdmeiier Der
9ralt. Y}uricl 9litor rnO Nlargaret
Suntigton fingirteu ais 9hmen-
mGo6en
gGie perlailtet, geoentt oos iun9e
Eaar, sic 5littcrpo1en olii ibrent
2onOiie 6erncliiie 81 &6incbed 5li
Uerle6en unO Damn cine Guroparciie
on5utrcten loiern ser @eiinobeits.
5uitanO oes 9rGutigomS Dies er.
laubt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

98oi6ington, 3O g(pril ~
2angiam, ober itetig idbreitet Oie@nt.
midellng oes @ermittelingS @ro-
gramms meiter, lpd6reno ouf Scr ot-
oeren Seite oie militdrii6en 9iiiitun-
gen fir oQe @pentualitdteu in oQer
9Iu6e iortgeiebt perOen.
0ie Orei 8ermittler, Oie Oiplomati-
iden &crtreter BON glrgenttnien, @ro-
iilien mo Gbile, 6ielten pieoer Ben
gon5en Gag ii6er Gonieret5en. Ger
erite aIf einen @ofienitiQitouO bin-
leitenoe Snritt mor Qefolgt bon ser
GiuiteQltng Ser 6einoieIigfciten 5iui-
idjen. Den Der Staaten mo Der
&uerta Regierung, menn es au6
immer nod 3u erniten 3uiommenit0s
ben 5ipiiden 0en @uerta- unO Gar,
ran5a-6orcen tom.
StoatS SefretGr 9rban iniors
nirte Oie Orei iiiOonerifaniiden 9e-
Ooamdbtigten DaB Die ameritaniihe
0iegierung eS ais ausgeHa6t be-
tra6te, OoB md6renO Der 6ortOouer
Der Germittelungs llnter6onoluns
gen Die 5einOieligfeiten eingeitellt
miir0en un0 ooB bis sur Yeenoigung
Der Gonieren5en feine meiteren az
grciiipen 9lfte geplont ieien. Gie Sal
tung SuertaS lnO Gdrron5a'S 6e5iig-
lid Der 5rage ser @inltellung Der
Standardization mar 6eute 9l6enO
nod iinbefonnt
@enn oub Oie 6rieOenS &ermit.
teller iel6it feline 9leuberungen mod-
ten, 10 puroen ood peri1ieOene in.
tereiionte E6aien be3iiglicb Oes Ser.
nitteliungS Brogramms befanut.
0and6 lit eS nod nidt flor, o6 iib
Suerto aud ouf cine @erniittellng
einlaiien miro, sic neben oen @er.
Stooten aud6 Gurran5a cin6egreift.
M}on lit 5ur 3eit 0onit 6ebditigt,
iid ii6er Oieien %unft &larbeit 81
oeridoiien.
5erncr uerlaitete, 0uB iomoblSuers
ia mie Garron3o i6re 9ieprdicntonten
ienOen miirOen I'M oireft nit Den
@crniittleu 81 unter6onOellL unO
oaB Sroncisco Sc la 9arra, DER ieBt
ais merifonii6er 9otidaiter in @a-
riS flngirt, ipa6rid6einlid Der Be
poQm1c5tiate Suerta's merOen Mir
Sc. IS er6eQt, Dab sic &ernittler
iel6lt nid5t Die SenOiug BON 5eprd-
ientantcn angeregt ba6en.
@16reno 0es Cages erblelten Die
.9epolnddJtigten Die gtaN-
ribt bon Der ernlitbigenoen Sal-
tlng einiger ser eriien @roBmd9te
Glropa's, oorne6mlib @roBbritans
MEN. Ger 6ritiicbe 9otidafter, Sir
Gecil Spring 9iice, bate belte cine
ldngere l1nterreoung nit einem Der
@crmittler uno conferirte lpdter NIT
StaatsicfretGr @rDan
Son ser Grage, o6 @euerol Gor-
ron5a ii6 aui irgcnD pelde Inter
6anOlungen ii6er cine Ginltellung
Der SSeinOieligfeiten 5pii6en ibnl llno
General Suerta einlaiien miro, miro
cs o660ugelt ob i1 Oie Orei Giplo-
moten nit ser oQgemeinen 6roge
ser @ociii3irrng Dierifo's belbolti-
oen fonnen, ooer ober lire Senils
6uuacn oilf cine 9eilcaung Der Gii-
iercn5en 5lpiic6eu Oen Ser. Staaten
un0 ser Sucrta 9legierrng 6el9rdn-
fen miiiien.
SIN StaotS Cepartenient mnr-
Sen 6rutc wciterc Gonieren5en ilber
oic 9lnreglmg ser Gtoblinma elmer
ueutraleu Gone bel Saniplco 9ebaI-
ten uno eS lpitr0e geiaat, ooB oer
@ori6lag 6ereits Der Suerto. lule DER
Garron5a 6ofiiou mterbreltet pur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Saniirer.Qicen,en

IS mir6 bermt gloiB aeqeben. oab 6ic i'm
NhrCnu ocs unicrCi1neicn 3immcr iOi
0lal1baus, an drne 8erionen ansgeele Gicen'
Bcn innCrOal6 Der Wren}en ncr Sid0i Baltic
more 30 6durcu inter otm g8orilaui mo ben
Qeiiimnungcn oee Mnplicls so Der glie Der
geaialaiur bon s92 am 4. Mai 1914 crueuert
pcrocA milicr.
Games =. S6riit
(glpr22 30 .Wdii) &onir0cur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Garran5a g9aifenitilI-
itan0 ni@t acn ei9t.

"
itan0 Mot gcnetgt.
81 %aio, Seros 30. glpril
@enn oucb General GarraH5a offis
3ieQ nod nidt auf Ocn &oridlag Der
orei iiioameritauiiden Giplonaten
nel6er allf Observation-Disclosures 5uis
i6en Ocn 9lebeQen umO Suertilten
bin5ielt, geduBert bat, 10 ldBt bod
nah 9lugabe 6ieiger Seomter Der
llmitono cine Rropbe3eilng ouf oen
Sn6olt ieiner 9lnhuort 5lL ooB er
beute 9eie6l 3u eincm coii5entririen
glngriif auf 5anpico CAB.
Den Sruppcn Der @eneralc eas
bellero mo @on3ale3 boten oic TO-
Oeruliitii6en &anonen6oote inO bic
Sonoagert6eioiglmg bon Sampico ein
@inOerniB, Dem iie ni6t gcuahlen
iporen lmo 10 wuroen oenm 6clhc
Sr0res crloiien fiir OiG Nlo6ililirlng
BON 10000 A}onn ans Den Stoaten
Goo6uila, Iomanlipas inO ghlepo
&con IS 6eiBt, Dab General 5ran'
cisco GiQa iel6it ben 9Ingriif leiten
ioa.
Gafael 6. 0lusgui5, ein S6wie.
gerio6n General @arron5o's rmo elm
5ii6rer Der 6ieiigcn Slinto ioQ er'
flGrt 6a6en oaB Gin QSafienitilltano
in 9torO-Nierifo Elm 1ing Der I'm
m0qli6feit iei.
@eneral &iQa bat 6eute Elm SAreis
ben an 0ie o9liiociirte 4Sreiie" geri6s
ter, in meldcr CT gon5 enti6ieOen oen
Wel0unqen entgegentritt, OaB in 0cn
@e3ie6lngen 5wiiben i6m unO @ar-
ron3a eine Spanmng eingetreien iei.
W&ertfaniihe 8eitungen
tritiiircn.
Sta0t Ni erifp, 30. glpril. n
Die 9Sroflomation OeS @ricgSrehts
in @era Gru8 oilr6 Gontre 9louirol
6letc6er miro bon Den beutigen 8ei-
tlnQen o6f1lig fritiiirt. Gle crflG.
rem Dab Dies Der Gorldllfer fiir ein
&orriiden ser glneritaner ms Sn-
mere 0eS 2anOeS iei.
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N1oos, ocm frii6eren aommanOonten
5ur @ero Gri5, miro o6ecorudt. 9os
Iel6e beiogt, ooB bic gImcritoner 81
einem @lnft 5mii6en 8oB Del Eoro
uuo 9oca Del 9iio entlang ser 9abn
0orgcriict ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

2 an 6pQneiSeo Sal 30.
2lpril Tic iiaatlide Giien6abu.
Gonmiiiiou bat icbs Monate auf
Bic genmie llnieriudun9 Der gWridl
tingcn 9legluatiue tn0 @c6rdiitbe
ser o@lllmau Company" perponct
uuo crlicB nciicrt auf @ruuo ibrer
Grnlittclunqeu bic @eriiigiug BOB
Die @eiellicbait inner1al6 80 ldgen
cine aroBe 9ln3obl bon 0liBitdnocn
beieitiqen muB. 9eiouOers miro ge.
riigi, ooB Die glngeliellten Der @eiell.
i6oft eS geacniiber Dem reilcnoen
@ubliflm an Der 3ii crpartenocn
9luimerfiamtcit ie6lcn lnlicn mo
OaB 0ie @eiellidait bciipiclslpeiic
ocu @orterS monotlid5 mtr $215O
3oblt mo e5 sen 9eutel ii6erldBt
iih sic meitereu N}iitel 3u ibrem
llnterboft ibIedt uno redt pom oen
Aeiienoen 3li oerldofien
ogloh unierer 2lniibt" iagt one
Gommiiiion, aiii Die 3eit porbel ail
melber @eielllAaiten pic Der uAanl!.
man COMPANY" aeiiattet mcrocu
bari, 0egcni6cr ibren 9lugeiiellien
cine iolde &uaiierei malten 81 Tai.
fen, mo OaB oicie iid gen6ibgt ie-
BEN, 0urd allie 0eufbaren DlIttcl lidl
sen crior0erliden 3upacbS 5li ibrenI
@c6alt 3n oerihalteu Inn leben 3iI
f0nnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
g9nS lunr 0ns Nlntiu !?

98em Oorf 30. 9lpriI 9iit.
oolf Sedel Gin &unitfenner uno
SunItbGn0ler, melher Sen beritorbe.
men Sobn 4ierpont W}orgon imo
piele onocre pronincnte 4Serionli6.
fciten 81 leinen aunocu 5dblte, mur.
&c belte 9lbeno ipdt IN ieinem 9th.
oio ais 2eicbe genuoen. @r Dotte
Sel6itmorO olrb @osoergiftlng be.
qongen. &on Dem W}otip Der SDat
feblt jeoe Spur. 5relmoe oes Ses
bMsnlii0en iagen Dab cr gel1drtli1
alisqe3ei6net proipcrirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Oe IS 6onOelt li6 babel in eriter
2inie Inn ben S1ub Oes mert9oollen
Sel Gigent6luns.
IS purOe Oorauf bingeuieieu, OoB,
faQs Oie Sel GueQelt einmal i'll
8ranO geriet6en au Elm 20iden niht
ocOod)t perOen f0nnc, rn0 OoB Oonit
Sunocrte BON OfiQioueu SAB Sel Der
gSelt perloren iein miirOen.
Cine gemeinicbdftlide Geiolutioh
uel6e bic gelonnlte S10OO0OOO-
@cruiaiqugs Bill, Oie ioebeu 6ei0e
&1tler pes Gongreiies poiiirt bnt, To-
iort ucriiig6or nodt, plrOc 6eute
oui eriuden YrdiiOent &ilion's pom
@oriiber 6op pom Sous Gonlite fiir
militdriide 9lffoiren eingereidGt
Ig(uf omerifaniiden 3 Gam'
pier gefeuert2
&cra Gru1 30. 9lpril. gtad
elmer 6eute bier bon Iompico einge-
Qanaenen oro6tloien 9otirbaft ipurOe
qeitern iopo6l bon Oen 66Oeraliltcn
luie BON Oen 9le6eQen BEL Gampico
oif Sen Tanpier y9lntilo" BON Der
g9or0 2inie geieucrt. Der Steuer-
mann Oes Ganlpiers murOe bon eis
nen Ser SAiiiie getroiieu lnO &c.
toOtet.
Der lonlpfer ,Q(ntiaa" oerlicB
g3eu Yorf am IS. IS. Dlts. unO les
qelte inter cu6onii6er 6lagge. Ser
N}elOung 5ufolge idoiien crit Die 80,
Oeraliiten ouf ben 0anlpfer, ino olS
oeriel6e meiterfll6r, eroffneten Die 9tes
6eQen ans i6ren Eoiitionen nobe Der
NliinOunq Oes @onuco 5luiies 5erl-
er. Ger Gommanoant zines DER bel
Ganpico Dor 9(nfer liegenOen 6riti-
ic6en ariegsi6ifie erbo6 bel Dem 80
0eraliIten. pie bel oem Ge6ellen.Goms
monOanten energiiden EroteIt
seine 9eitdtigung in
goi6ington.
@oibington 30 glpril. -gSc-
scr I'M Wiarine. nod i'm &riegs Ge'
portcment NOR bis 6cute glbeno 5u
ipdter 5timOe cine NelOmq ii6er Die
onQebliMc geidieBung Oes GampferS
nglntillo" eingegangen.
Sebt bat Sic glrmee sic
&erridaft
@ero Grli5, 30 glpril. II Die
S(ufgobe Ger 9emodlng Der Stoot
gSera Gru5 uno ibrer lImgebung mura
81 bclte Our6 9rigooe General 5rc-
ocrid 5uniton uno Oie FINITE Snfan-
tcric- 8rigooe iibernonlmen.
g9enn oub nod Der 9elogerlngS.
5uIton0 eriItirt, 10 miro ood oie mirf=
ll6c &egierlng Der Stoot ourN Srn.
9io6crt S. &err, oen omerifaniiden
Gipil @ouoerneur geleitet, inter
mel6en mcrifaniihc 9eomte I'M Gin-
flong nit oen mcrifoniibcn @cieben
i6re glntSfunftionen erfiillen.
0ie 2onoung Der Srrppen begonn
Ibon al friibcr Morgenihrnoc. glls
Sic cin5elnen 9lbtbeilungen unter
giorontritt Der &opelle, Oic potrioti-
ic6e @eiien ipielte, in itrunmen
Sdritt 6urh sic StraBen ser Stn6t
maridirteit io6en iib Ole W}eritoner
oic frGftigcn @eitalten in i6ren
iMnludcn llniformcn nit irnDerboIe.
ncm @ritmncn an.
93iclc amcrifauii@c GioiIiiten be-
qriiBtcn sic Soloatcn nit Surrab.
rufen m0 Gii6eridwenfcn.
9todoem Oie @}onniAaiten ibre
@oiitoucn eingcnonInen 9ottcl
murocu offi5ieae @cm6e 5miidcn
Gontrc 2lomirol @bas. $. 9ooger,
GiOiI. @ouUerneir 9Robert s. &crr
uno 8rigooe @eueral 5uniion aus.
gctouidt.
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NhEnncntcn. blr ocit eAeuilDen 0Urrea
Spunbentcn" nidli pinttlidl Dhcr uurcNrls
mdbig rrbnIien, iinn nebcien, her Gifice
6aBun per 1rIcphOn uorr idriitlidl Nlts
theiLnnn aM nladlen.
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2SafftulfillltanO gcldloiltu.
8wi(6rn oen lDr. Staatrn unO gurrta
Suerta CAB 9eltern feline GinOiai9ung
OieGeDeu feucrn auf 9ampfer Der @arO.9inic.
Mmerifaucr aIs spiOm Oer6afict.

Imerifaucr ais SpiOn Oer6aftet
0em 0Orf, 80 Npri. ~ GS lief beute 96euo DDu
StaOt egifO Die gadridt eu Oah Sr d. 9gau Elm pro.
minenCr @mritHne Oort ais Spun OerBafte WUroen lei
nuO mOrgeu bel SOunenaufgHna 0iugerdtet ucrOen Oe
GS mnrOe beridtet Oaf Or JiDaH uadj encr uobe
Der StaOt gecseuen 5cmna gebrGdt mproeu ei oort
eridoieH 81 uerOeu
@af6ington, 30. 9pril.-@eueral Sucrta ua6m
Geute 9benS Den %Oridag an OGb mGbreno OeS %erano
Der llnterbnuOugeN bercifS Ter %ermttnng Der oreI
characterization NlGde decentralization sudeu ben
Ser Staateu uuS Sheriff. eingcteat iuerocn iOaen.
8af6iugtDu, 30. gpril.-GOntre-gl -gl6miroI WiaBO
in Sampcu 6eridltctc gcme NbenO Oem Warine,9 9parte
mcnt, 6af eccru BON ben GOnttntiOnatCu Gui Den
ter cubnuder 6lasgc ia6renbeu 9ampfer o9ntla" Don
Der &arO-Sinie gefenert uMroc.
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NnnncLmIr0cr itellt fiM

Y lNcInnofL o. 30. 9Ipril. ~
Gin @lann mel6cr ii6 9abcrt @ng
ans Baltimore nannte, iicate iid &c.
ltern 0en 6ieligen 9c6oroen untcr
Dem @eitduoniB, oaB er ans Dem
3ubt6ouic in 6ranfiort aD., IN
pclMcm CT lebcnsl1nalibe @ait me.
Gen grmoroung elmer 5rau in SoliS.
billie, ap, 3u perbilBen bate, I'M
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glener NnnamitarSen.l .lsrOseh.

GAicagp, 81, 30. glpril.
Ger 6ieiiae 9lmOes.9lppca6oi ginq
qcltern auf Sen 9lntrag oeS &ertre.
ters Der @lmoesregierling ein, ii6er
sic 9eriflna Ser GDnamitaroen 0Ioi
mo Eucitmoc, 9lidar0 $. Souli6on
ln0 g9iQiom 9ern6arOt mel1c in
eSn0ianapolS ser 0DnouitDeridiuo-
rund Iduloig 6eiunOen iiuO, nod.
mails 8it Derbon0eln mn iebte ger
min 5llr niinOli1en &crbonohlng N
ser Sadbc alf oeu 16. N2oi an. slD'
Qclc6nt iuuroe elm 9Introg auf y(eils
pcr6anOhmg BON &m. S0npe aus
G6icoQo, @eter 5. Smith mo Weor9e
g(n0crion, 6ciOe ans Glcuclallo.
WaUr mr bic Nciie ins gmelano Dslorat
g. Maine, Nr 4i3, ci.g'aninpff'~tnhe' Haaf
uabe GnitOm vOaie yluc.
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Sabre 1903 ouSle6rodeu 1T. Gr Bat
uegen @rmorOlng cines Nlutucs in
ct. 2ouis mlh icbon cine 3uht0au-
itroie IN Sciierion Nio., DerbiBt IT,
iib Oieler &ou6anidae ihulOig ae.
madt @r beantroate, i6n nad Dem
3ubtDallic in 6ralfiort 3uriid5lriens
0en.