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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
3uOer(d0iger WegmeiGpr
hfruurraasnosn BALTIMORE 9lrmrn
6 ngrpS.

QepfeIpein, @iIig unb preBz9eFe.
Glmer 2tipis & S6bne.
8antz, Supelierz unb Mpotbefezgin
ri6tungen.
6. I. gonter, o bis i3, 0eitz9tatt=etr a6e.
8aubol3z6Gnbler.
S6us. Nattbsrus & sO6n, 6antOn=GUenus unO a.
sso. 8. sIoan & Bro, Ala Qiobtfrubsu.geerft
9oubol5 unb !6oI3 : S9neibsmiblen.
6siis & Bruins, GuneOrOsstr. .unO GaitsrHsA0snu.
8ilber uno 4a6men.
6hrft grOs. & Co., 2l3 Wsf=Gomosus5 trab,.
8le6tafeln, @iisnblei9, 20tbmetal
epou, Goutrin & g., 95ote:: unO atabt. ssrabs.
8le9pdarsn, OeFen uno Soblnaaren,
Sa9!Or SopiO 9. & Co., q ShOs6OiparosStr.
8leirDbren, 8le4tdfeIn unb S9rot.
Die Sames &O6srtiOn Mfg. Co.. 80 9anOot'5tE
9u46unblung unb 3eitungsz Q9entur.
8rduereie3peiqe
anbeuisr Sui6 60. 9,atts unO @enu=strobt.
8rau= unb &efrioerator : uteniilien.
Walaes Stebbins, Ill Ef.Strmcns5trabs.
Sdmpfmal 9iRerz unb Ssi1el : 5as
brtfdnten.
SsOs. 6. gafbOr & Co., % 2isbt.5trass.
0rabtpuuren.
Sufur & Co., 81 9Otb=@otpnrDsStra
9roquen.
Silpin' aangoOn & Co., 124 aiGbtsstrabs.
@iienlpaarsn fir @9reinsr unb gOIs
1terer.
Sotn Surr & Sons, % euO=GburIss.s trabs.
g%ttenipdarsn uno WdgenzNrtltel.
6. Scott 9anns & 8ruoer, 1862 Ioroz9 GAPS STRIDE.
Gmainirte unb 8le6naaren.
Rattbai, Snsram & Co., 100 9anopsrsStrubs.
6taggen, 5abnen unb 46sei6en.
SigeO Bros, Is @.fs2eEin0tOn=S truBe.
SurmergerGtbe anb SGmereten.
G. (. aambePrO 60. 12 aiabt.strabs.
9las, SeIfarben unb Sirnife.
@enrp eeim & Co.. 6OpurOs unO GapettssS trabs.
@ummizWdaren.
Baltimore &ubbsr Co., p 5Optinss9luee.
&affee unb &affeezHDfter.
Abe Gntsrpriis 9Ufits Co. 2s SitsaOmbarSft.
Sudden unb ale Sorten @aqen.
Gaetb & 9itB, 205 gortbs Strabe.
2itbpqropen.
u. SOeu & 80, 2e1ingtOnitr. Ratbbuus g~sesnibsr.
M06elz2daerhaus.
Grabam's Warsbouis, Yaris4pe. u. GDIpbin=str.
Sefen, STANCES unb Surnuces.
9cbranOt & TeSpUtn StOOt Co., IS Gf.9rattfr.
papier unb gapterz0 Often.
Gmlitb. SigOu & Co., % 6dO:gburlegsSt robs.
pferbegei9irre unb Sattlernaqren.
2sr3 Bros, lola 8an0OsrsstFuss.
BIumber>M ateriaIien.
Sis Son!ss RobsrtiOn MfG. 60, 80 9anOssrsstr.
pubz unb WelBnddren.
grmfron, GATOR & Co., Q BtfseaItimOrs g trass.
Strumpfpaarsn, 5anOi9ube ur5
&ur3tpddren.
5reiSs & Sons, 23 8sitsSaltimorss strabs.
Seppi9e.
@. g. griffitb & Co., 4O3 Cf.SaItimors.Straks.
Sburen, Habmen unb 2Gbcn.
Srant 3. @atfins & Co., 400 OHs9rattsStrabt.
Wirt6i9afts ginri9tunsen un0
8inarb@Sif9e.
8. 4. ganter. 9 bis Is @sits9rattsetra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
g;irhfnttsrs nno strnhnrtiIe.

Totgenb.s iiuO bic aai cen Hdat!ihen
@aascu fir 6su, 5trub II. /. 70. seterp ct.
;ielteu Brei1e:
0efGide @ang..
Sen - Sinlothn. Sen $l2 bis $19, ueuts
Sen - bis nub SIesbeu $40 bis $lI pro
Sonre.
S~trop-8atierftoh S. bis Sc, Rog9eu.
firob $500 bis $500 II. paferRrob S. bts So
pro SoIue.,
gIalS -S2.75 bis $3.50 pro 5aB.
Wurowei Ii d. Us a
Gen = &tmOtba Sen $12 bis $13; gem.
Gen $l1 bis Sl2; 3leebtn $40 bis $I2 pro
Sorue.
Strob. -Bai;en1rob S. bts SC, 8ogsen'
Frub 50 bis $40 unO 6aferitrob sc bic 81
pro 3oune.
DtatS - 1910 bic s2.85 pre- GuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
N0itmarten:N aentnren.
9erf6ieoens StubttE lie, in tpel4eH
9oit : Nertb3ei9en bertuuft
Derc.R.

Tl,lpale - 6. .. GtotL
9orf.Roao - QmUcl +. SdpginstOn.
6orfu6sgDepus ano GaTFti0niitabt Robert 6.
o. Strabt uno 6untiuo OOnsG Otans - aouiS
Cfdnospins - 6iram Rimbls.
Tort=gDtHue uho 9Obnionfrdbe - q. .. g.
3. nm gouobfraBe. 6iublanbtOpn 49, Sam.s 9.
9ruaE-
Crercspine - @corqe gel.
~ Is. tluion=Apeans (2oOpbtrrpl - GIarsuc,
proaoipao uuO goltimorsRrabs Secret q man.
f1rious Citation. s9euni0lOoUir 9abrs g a
Ptopn.
%. I'D R-fN~--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
SefOrOeruug bon YOfla6en.
2Qn8e Der erforoerIi4en 3ejt 8ur Grs
reI6ung Der peri4ieOenen Be-
HimmlInn5Drtp

&ange Der erforoerIi4en 3ejt 3ur Grs
reIAung Der peri4ieOenen Be-
itimmungsprte.
uutenitebenb lit Die ungefGbre 3eit
fir uebsrmtttelung Der 9oitIaben BON
Dem 8aItimorer 8QItz8iireau nab ben
bauptiG9lI6en ejnbeimiiGtn uno auss
pdrtiBen StdOten Der5ei9nst
Snldnp.
s%ltIanta, @a. 19 etugOen;
4tlautit=gitO, @.z$6 6tanosn.
SsSs;t2a, 49, lrm6 3 sig y z g.nn,,r
gUfiato. q %, IS StunOsH.
@otoR, YtaHa u 5tNHesH.
S S95gg1s ,, fi35' y ga. & Z S gtgns,5
G55ca1o. 5as., / 8ag.
SSi5n55@ia49astii T., F25io g st5H4s.a:
SSS3attoSTD, u g., % stuaOtn-.
Scnuer. &~OloraDo, q Saqe.
Gstroit Mt1t9aH, / Iaa.
s9l9itSSn: ti e.. : ! s s:an5 : stHH''A,
Sartioro. Connecticut, y Stunota
5nbiaHapolis, Subiana. ! Sag.
Sadiou. NiihiNppi. 2 9ags.
3adioupLas, GlortDo, l Gag.
&aniassGitp, 0iTouri, 2 SAGE.
2ittle Rod, arf., | Tag is GfuHben.
9ouisoiGs &p., | Sua 2 StuuosH.
9teu:3hts. xtnn., l Ial . StHHptH.
globtIe, 4ldbapa. ! say s StuHpsn.
9ortolt giroinisn. II Stunotn.
RtpsC Orleans. ga, i Iaa 10 5tuRpsn-
StaDt @stD:gori. 5 SfuuOsn.
@OTtlonD. gtaius. / 9aG.
qortIQnS, Oregon, 5 Sagt.
philadelphia M. 3 StuRDtH.
9ittsbure, "a. II StuHosn-
S Ssi.ias' "a "a 4 iS g gtm n
Ct. QOuis. MifouIi. ! Sdd 6 StunbtH.
Ct. 9aul. Gstuu:iOta, / 9as l2 5tunssEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16

aartoffeln, pro 8uidel =. 55c.-65e.
Crime GrbTen, pro 8uF9elforb soc.
Bis $1.00.
Gier, pro DuBer0 -. 11c.-12c.
Gremez8uttsr, pro pfunb 16e.-18c.
DO. Dairp qrint, PRO BIB. 15c.-19c.
2ebenb,s geflu9eI, pro qfuno:
3Sunge 0iibner 80. 13c.-25c.
Qlte 5ii6ner ... 11c.-113c.
@Gnfe, pro Stiid 4Oc.-50c.
9auben, PRO padr. 20c.-25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Stchmdrfte,

&hicngo, 7Gs.. IL. glat. - Die Gus
fuhr Don 8mOoieh bstsua 1900 Stid;
ytarIt Iebbuit be- spiitleu 1910 nno 800
oarltreroeu I~reiieu. Sdpet1e : 3ufuhr:
$4,000; Wturtt aftio; ole y elie ourtilrten
slpiiheA. 1892 unS 1892. 2haait: 3utnhr
1900; WRartt tetta, O:e Ertlle uarrrtrleu
SlUllbeu k4.25 mo 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
8nlt1nnrer Mnrfthrrlhte.

(Eerittet tlrosn - 0euti ben 5orreipo 1oe1ten."l
S~aittmort, ben Is, 0tui 1899.
Gle bertige gReis:rSuiuhr betru5 1851 8uihsl'
Der Slenatorensgorrat 45U.34U 8uihtI, @erianot
uOn BIN 9lepatoren 80, COZ BuIbeL. Ser'auit mur.
ben l9.6OU gnlteI mo -Uaaqons.
NoIgeHoeE dbele Bsigt ben AentiacU. ben roraegrtgsH
nno ben Iettidbltaeu StaRo Der 2GeaeUprstle in oers
alelhenosr utbCriidt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
MnftionszM
~S=0erfnnf
elmer Der beften Carmen in Anne
Nrunoel : @puntp, ungefdbr 450
DIFFER

AdCl.
Graft zines Grfafts Og Rrsi3qtri6ts fir Nnnt
Nrunocls6ountp tpiro Der unttr3ttbHets @errpalttr
ON W t t ~ o d, Den II. Wlai 1899. Wtttags Il
llbr, All Der I ii pes 8eri d b q II :
les ouf 6ffsntli6tr 2tuftion perfaufen: 9 .
gdn5t cdr IN ertbppIlt ) NJ, tptl6.
i'll NnHe Mrut0elz@nuutp, ir piertsn Gitritt, 9ele.
9tn III, oil Der 6ounrp=sRoaD, fpslde bon Gosuton,
an Der Baltimore uHD 4otomdc7Giitu6ubn, " bis
Wdu9bSGbcpsl titbrt, ~uneefdbr Jtpei Uteilcn Don
Goenton, u C}eitn DOH 8anbril's, al Der r4rnd:
polls, g9dibineton unO Baltimore Giitnbabn, uns
gtfdbr itp6tf Dttilen BON annapolis unS 10 WtsileH
prfv Baltimore.
Gas SauD 1T tpsQenfDrmig unO Der 9oDen gut
uro leibt ~tultioirt.
Nuf O%tmiclben ~befin0tn ib ~unQeidbr 800 Qftrit6s
SGrme tOlty Nrt, in pOusr 6rubttra6t, uHO oers
i6it6trre dnoert fru6tbGuInc.
~ltHeeiabr 80 4der traQen @ol3bttuHo, ME Giz
6tH=, Walnubs, gapptl=, @bornz uuO 6l6tens
bdums. Die @tbdufi9fsiten b'itebsR aus 3tptt
99obnbduItrn, sinet S6tune uno Stall, iopte 9tos
bem Sdbatsbaui, S6ture unD Staa.
gtDingunaei uno anDtre Ginjclnbsitsn fueroen
bei'm @ertaufe funo ~gegtben. Cine NnjabIlne pom
$500 miro pom Rduf,r sir 3eit pes 9trtauts otrs
lan9t, iaGs DaFslbt ais Gin @dni.s %Dertauft rpirO,
doer 800 auf ieOen 5btil, lutnn III 9ttrennten
Sbttltn %Derf1uft.
Nbru6am Sburp, 9trtualttr.
&. u. 9arltD WtDtr5,
$3.50 NufijOndtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Nn;elaeM. 3u ueriamIeE.

3 pertauen
Cine @~rpbldmieOz unO 9Sdqner=Y9crftdtts eriter
6tufe Des poblbctannttn 9aumeiters @eOro.
&ani9, itn. Na63ufraQen in CIR. 924-92G, 8reen.
nlounts2luenuc Q29,3 81, 3,5,7,g
8 erfauen
II - 81 unD 46 gder, biai0; Elm neues 6aus
aif einem biuia, iuern Dieie g8Ode nod ~perfautt.
gu ~erfrageu bel . a II II, gr. 10 st. Yauls
Strabe, Baltimore. (Ott20,lS
3u perfaufcn:
Cine pra9tUole Garnt.; feines 2an0; N(dnfons
Gaug uno a~l9enitiRe GarIns DISQUALIFICATION. Sine
cute @elegenbsit iir eintn iunssu Mann nit et=
mas Gapitdt. Na6juiraqtn bel Wm. y. Gbler,
SIR. 3. Sft=2srington=S trabe. Q961
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
m,i,.u Ssntiae SorgtltrIgeI gleitte -Selt
ghINGrale ] snLuSrets. Iettts SaQt

DiuiS. 3ufubr ll6,4l4, 9leo0toren : Bora
rats 777,92S 8uih,t. @eriuHot pom Der @tsuntorsn
2O2 $50 guihsl. geTfauit muroeH 1000. Sulpel
uRo 3 g%30aaOns.
Rol0snot1aGeae Stist ben b%eutisen, ben uorseiriaen
uno ben leetidhrstH Stuno Der 2EsI5suprslie N Uer'
aletterber uebertbt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Serlanat TN NA9emelneM.
DeuiInes 4rbeits : 0adwsiiunsss

Er. PIG. 6absS bdrps Strabs. inter Der aufT&t Der
.3snti3sn Gsieai9a1t.. SiGsntgsn, iosl@s osut'
i6e 1anoperfer, Nrbsiter un0 Gi;nibOten iu bs
ibdftiseR miiniasI, molten f6 p~trionli6 Ooer in
L%rantirtsn 8risisn IN ben &eent.n Der DAFT,
S obonH 8. D(tper, 3r. 219, Siic=Sbarpa
Gtrabe, tpeuosn, ptlhsr uuentoeltIi4 Nusfunft ers
tbeileu miro. Caan26. lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
vlu,s Qtults. Wor9eitri9e UIelhe 3ttt
aeWIibser. SnmBrGte. Su.IBrate. Isste5 Sa9r,
9aIeT- 9eurlse SulNpI 90 . CHluV6. -
Iuitel iurldaesogeR; Northumberland $50, 100

Baltimore G1sfteus 50ris.
CSsrtttst iur ben - 0euti1eu &Urrsfpo1os enter" burb
ytiobeHoOri, Gtiuer ~ So.)
SGltimoIG. ben Is Diai 1899
gtiboeRoorf, GlIuer Z So. brrsbHe1 rAr 6cauc5:
8autterss5ratten DO ......, dui 80 Gdae, CUf
Z idI 5.l7%- go, taUimduHtite 5.Z3la 5.2la
90 1a5t. 3ethsniGrl "a 1ll6- ,SHioeH 80 1@!lG.
SteTllus gantitr5 All 80 Ra9: 4.S4A-4.S5
oui cid 4.56A-4.S7, tanimjnHtite l.Sila.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
3neid g Il T.

station u, 9ODien - 3. N. See. gppniut'n'
benz.
Station 6, 2i0b:s uaD Samburgfrub. - See.
@. elliott, Superintendent
Station ., Ga;roQ - Sof. asftr, SU9triht,n'
bent.
Station G, grliuoton VI. g. RuHtl. sup:s'
iutenbcHt.
brScf ~ v AZ SroaSs Sne ist,Ss,rt
STATEN 9. 6atougbiat = s2utytu G. @arman.
Su9eriHtenSnt.
Station 8, eiopnns q. %. Suft. eus,rin,
tenocut.
station 3. Gl1trus uu6 gaiterlons 9artsaptaus
= 2outs TtlicuicIO. 5upertutenotut
Station q, Sparrop'5 2oiRt - Suitus gttrsf
Ditb,i S"upriuttNptut
Citation 9, Rolano.0arg 49, Srnu 9rtat g. gs'
gel, SubsriEitUbeHtin
s,ltion N. Rr. 8O98, 6erarsaOeHus \. =.
alien. SuperinteRbtHt
Station q observation-disclosures Huo 9urfsSoo0 -
6 G.. QipinGiton, 6uaeriutcuneut.
Station .. 9orOofsEde @ahs uRo 6bsptrtrGSs
-- CHARTS &. Treuer, SupcriRttHCsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Sin BETTER tn DER Not6,

elm treuer S5reunb uno tpeiier Ratbseber fir 9ne,
,neIhe an Geid, led,ts- 6rdnfbctten unb 0erluf7
her WednneSfraft leioen, lit oas uniibertrefFi6e
beutife Bud: ,,Ter Rettunss=2lnfrr", As. duff,
$50 eeiten nit oielsn lebrreiden giIOtrn uno elmer
NbbanoIuns iiber CHARACTERIZATION unb timber.
Ioie Chen. InentbtbrIid, fir innge 2eute beioerIei
GeIdle4ts, bic III ben Gbeitano treten uouen,
i'm sinfaden umidlGd iorsfam bsrpadt, frei iu'
aeIanDt. aoreHe:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT.
IL Clinton Place, mr. Broadway, New York. NY.
Der Nettunssanter 1T aud 81 bas
ben Bel 8. 3. Siemers in Hr. lob,
Barl : Qpenue, nabe 6apetteitrdbe, u.
in Witte's 8u4hanoluna, Hr. 236,
Horbz6onarbftraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
GIeine @obubdMier.

-Que moberrte Giuri9tungen.-
-8as,b siBes uno faltes Wdiz
Ter, gdo u. +. p. Sc ie9s-
Simmer, ale f4on tape5irt.-
Cots baben cine Siefe bon
lib SUB. 8ann IN tlsinen-
-pD6entti6en Staten obbes-
-sublt perben. 8tat9er-
-@runb5ins . -.
RabBufroeen aui BIdbe
1913 1loro-U aflee, s SBs ssa Eae;fi b
(gtou26, 6Oite) Senrp S%ragcHer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
8altimorrr pOffamt.
g. 8aDies BarfisIO. gOFmeiHsr.

%. Oables Wdrttelo, Pofmettter.
6.eOcrid 2sift, SiIfs> gotmsifter.
Die ppt 1T Sag unb ga6t often.
9aS 0epartsment fir @elbsanpeis
inngen 1T ge0ffnet bon 9 ll6t Mors
gems big 5 ubr Qbenbs; an Jeitagsn
ut es gei6IoFen.
Das Department fit rsgifrirts
8rtefe tit ge0ffnet BON 8 ubr Mers
gems big 6 1lbr Qbenbs.
Die Br~ieftrdger Iiefern an 5sttager
nun einmaI Morgtns ab.
Na4foIgeRD 1T Elm @er5si4niB Der
Dsrf4ieoenen 3peigs8iireau unO ibs
rer Gage Sn iebem pieier 9iireuuI
peroeD tdgtid, SDnntu95 ausgernms
mst, port 8 Ibr Morgens Big 6 ubr
45sne8 8eIesQnpeiiunsen dussefeut
unb regiitrirte Brittle ent8egsn genoms
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
Berpalier5 z8erfauf
S0n
fperthppuen 0prfabt g

Derf1DDueH Spr DIIuQen
gie 9erDattcr os q a6Iae Der 8 u.
sogin 2ttOs %oiierirtu fir Den Qripat=
@crfaui Die iOIeeno.n g n It ii & { in gditi=
mors=Gpuntp:
% 795100 older,
OIL Der Roroieite Der alien @tor eetopn= Ruao, qenou
ipetli4 bon 1lnionsNpsnus unO nabe Den Y.t6b0i.n
FER n8altimore=O btoz8abn,1 ODER Diiel6tR p&rDsn
IN brti 9arteutu .inssbsilt.
5 Older,
an Der Baltimore : GbiO : 8abn," iioli6 bon ben
Niebb0ien.
As Older, 1 Goute uno Is 8er6es,
on Der paibinQton=9foaO, pstii1 BON Der SULPHUR
Sprinq =Joao, ~uneeiGbr Orei Wttilen bon Der StdOt,
nabe arbutus=S Station Der Baltimore utO gOtos
macsGiitnbabn," OOer ~OisicIbsn DsrOtn i'll Otei 4ur=
ccnen sineetbeilt
9runbfid bon 43a SUB Sronts Bel
300 SUB Stefe,
an Der Ruroisite Der WaibingtonsRoao, gsnau NET.
LID BON @npnn's Sails, uuo elnigs fltine @runo=
ttife on Der Jiiditite Dts %triter.ni an 9oltbams
Gtrube. Die geripalttr lpiini6sn %Dringtno, obiaes
Gieenthum lu osrfluftn, UNI Den Nadlab db3us
fnideIn.
&Htbpn q. 6irf,
@lsE. 0eurlep, Jun,
8srpuIt.r.
ttrqnD< Q.orGep & g 0 n, Qqtnteu,
9orOofsGd. Gburlsss unO asTin9tOn=S trube.
C1n6r,2l 19pN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16

SIt=8dltimore. - gu ~pertdufen:
9ie beften sipeift6fieen $ d II c 7 in Of.Saltis
more; ettpas p6aig 1eueg Der erite Glur nit bars
TEN &ola (Gitenbols) %perieben.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
nSrbli6 BON gdltimoresStrdbe
6unbt=Habrtreq gum sQatterionEpGrt," cine Der
brd6tiqiten gutnue'n 9altimore's iperoeno. 6du=
Ter NIT alien mooerneu @erbeferungen, Rleioer=
fhronf, abqei6rdete 9bir= 5pieeel, elegdnter Qpr=
;enan=s 6rauf, Dor s.Gans9aDctuanne, 9orseaans
Ri6tnzablaut SbspparD Surnucs uno Rdngs,
Gb3uostaual. 9iaieftsr 9runOjtns in Baltimore.
eonntaqg often. 9enubt Gairmount=ap e. sGars.
e D 10. 3. @aItaeber, 9auunterne6msr
gp M r,,,o q oF,tnnnn=Wns unb paItifupre=S trdfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-16
lnbltld BON 4342 SUB Sronts Bel
900 Stub SfpFe
DIN t b u. 8 i #,
81 Mpnrr IL

OtIUuIItI.
Geranb< 9earlep & 9 o II, Getntsu,
4orOOtsGd. Gborlsss unO asTinetOns Strube
(HR6 ri21 1mN
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26
GREAT FALLS WAKING UP.
Political Methods That Will Not Work
the Right Way.

Great Falls, March 25.-The spring
campaign opened in earnest yesterday
and candidates have begun to scurry
about among their friends and to enlist
the services of their cohorts. The tick
cts put up by each of the three par
ties are composed Of representative
men and the fight will be a hot one.
Fortunately it will not last long Prob
ably the democrats have the best of the
fight from the start, as they have a
magnificent official record behind them.
The republicans, however, are saying
that they will make the effort of their
lives to elect their ticket, and the even
Ing paper the republican organ. indi-
Gates the line along which they intend
article intended to reflect seriously up
on the character and private life Of the
democratic candidate for mayor.
This, of course, is merely an evasion
of the real issues of the campaign, the
economy of democratic administrations
in the past and the service done per-
manently for the city. the obtaining of
the water supply by democratic coun-
cil,-these issues are so patent that the
republicans evidently intend to dodge
them so far as possible and indulge in
mud singing despite the generous
speech of last night in which the demo-
cratic candidate for the mayoralty
begged his followers not to indulge in
any slurs upon the private life of his
opponent. Ii certainly shows weakness,
and if continued will result in the de-
feat of the republican ticket The tick
cts in the field are as follows:
Democratic-For mayor, r. J. Fitz-
gerald (renominated) for treasurer, H.
j. Skinner; for police magistrate, Peter
Arnold.
Republican-Mayor, J. A. Collins;
treasurer, J. w. Roberts; police magls-
trate, s. Hawkins (renominateO.
Populist-Mayor, J. T Earle; treas
urer Andrew Thisted; police magis-
trate, Peter Arnold.
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Interest in Billings.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Billings. March 25.-Politics will cut
no figure in the pending city election
but there is an increasing interest be-
ing manifested as the election day ap-
proaches. Three candidates for the
maEoralty are in the field. P. H. Smith,
who was appointed to serve out the
unexpired term of Mayor Chappell, de-
sires to succeed himself, and he has
made a good record. DIR. Joseph H
Rhinehart is another candidate. He oc-
cupied the position 10 or II years ago
and was the unsuccessful candidate al
the last election. He has the reputa-
ton of being Il strong vote getter The
third candidate is Christian Yegen, the
head of the biggest mercantile estab-
lishment in Eastern Montana. He will
have a pretty solid vote from the south
side of the town and stands a good
chance of election. Smith Is demo-
crat, and the other two are republicans.
There is no opposition in any of the
wards for adermanic candidates.
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tom of these parties in their litiga-
ton with each other heretofore with
reference to development work, we
have not been notified of anything OF
the kind. and we expect that when an
order of the court is made, no matter
how broad and sweeping it is, that it
shall be observed to the letter, and we
say now that if complaint Is made
to this court of the matters that have
been going on since the last hearing,
that the court will be compelled to take
notice of and impose adequate pun
ishment. We must insist that the or
ders of this court shall be obeyed to
the very letter"
Governor Smith: IT desire to say in
that respect that Immediately on the
adjournment of court, I went with Mr..
Heinze to the telephone, and know that
he gave instructions that any work of
the kind should cease till the further
order of the court. We may make an
application to the court to modify its
order so as to permit work of that
kind
The court: "If the order is too sweep
ing, or if it interferes with the proper
work of the parties for the presenta-
ton of their case or the preservation
of their rights, on application to this
court the order will be modified in that
respect, but until that is done, these
orders must be respected to the let
| ter. Then Mr., HeinZe can be excused
| from any further attendance at the
| present time"
| Mr. SCallon then resumed his argu-
ment against the motion to quash the
writ He spoke for nearly 80 minutes
and was followed bv Governor Carpen-
| ter and Ransom Cooper for the Boston
& Montana. Governor Smith closed,
| urging that the writ be quashed. The
court, after a short recess, made the
following announcement:
after consideration of the matters
| set up in'the petition, We have reached
| the conclusion that we do not desire
| to hear any testimony in the matter.
| therefore that no answer need be filed:
| and that we will try to hand down an
| opinion. in the matter one day next
| week. This is Saturday and it would
be impossible for us to prepare an opin
| ion between this and Monday. but it
will be prepared and handed down just
| as soon as we can reach it,
This ended the proceedings. 1t Is re-
| ported tonight that in line with the
| statement of the court that if matters
| that occurred since the contempt pro-
| ceedings were properly presented to the
| court they would be considered and
| adequate punishment imposed. the at
| tOrneys for the Boston & Montana will
| institute proceedings looking to the
punishment of the Montana Ore Pur-
| chasing company officials for what is
| alleged to have occurred in the disputed
property since the 9th of March.
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The CITY of Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, March 25.-At a largely
attended citizens mass meeting held iii
the court house on Thursday evening
an Endorsement of the present head OF
the village municipality was manifestei
in the unanimous denomination for the
mayoralty of Frank Conley, who has
presided in that office for the past six
years Mr.. COnley was out of town
when the meeting was held and though
the gentleman had signified an inten
ton of retiring from Office on the eX-
piration OF his present term, which
comes to an end on the Sd of April, his
friends in the convention asked for the
consideration of his candidacy and he
has since been visited by representative
residents and persuaded ito accept the
office for the ensuing three years
The meeting was called to order by
O. B. O'Bannon, with Ed Scharnikow
as secretary, For aldermen the names
of Marion W. Trask, re-nomina ton
from the First ward; J. Ed O'Neill to
succeed w. n. Aylesworth from the
Second, and Myron w. Curn to succeed
William Zosel from the Third were
submitted by the ward delegations and
were placed on the ticket without con-
test,
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Senator Chandler D6n0unC6S
Trusts as an Injury TO S0Ci6tu

My statements concerning trusts incidentally made
and expressed with complete these
That the growth this county destroying all
ives individual and putting all ndustra the
hands of the multmilonaires.
Ingenious industrious of moderate whether
traders being crushed the
The brightest and country rapidly
being forced to become aard employees corporations with
capital The of such industrial
ton in society whole.
The influences of such aggregatons only powerful indus
tray but omnpoten politically These combinations of
the politics of the country candidates.
then furnish the the elections and later direct all leg
isaon and national and dominate the of all executive
power
The principal notion have that this condition of affairs should
not be allowed destroy the republican To that
party and national victory doubtless under the lead
I Of President Mckinley, is great desire.
Yet fear that shall such victory if the does
promptly take ground and national against
the and monopoe that being formed
every direction and in with every great industry
Z WILLIAM E. CHANDLER,
United States Senator New Hampshire.
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