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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

Ois~S dnstrrunbe" bielt ses
tern Nbsne einsn 9srrsn>Nbsnb ab in
Yfsfffer's 9aas, Nr.1918, 5airmount<
Mps1lue. Mebrere tpmiide 8prtrdge
purben bon ben Mitslisosrn aufes>
fubrt, tpsl9s REDEEM 8eifan fanpsn,
uno profefor q. S9neioer's Rapsls
eonsertirts.
Sffi5islI sineepeibt. -
Die nsue Mt. Hobal : YunpenItation
an benz he Ifli9sn @noe Der Nprtbz
Ipenlle : Bride purbe eeItern Ibsno
offisieQ einsstpeibt unb DON benz YrGz
1ioenten Der WaferbsbDros Soml. 8.
Iboiion in elmer fur5en In1prahs Der
@tabt, rsip. Dem Mapor, Srn. Malz
iter, iibsrgsbsn uno BON bisi lem entaez
gen genpmmsn. Sin 8antett fpl9te
benz eersmonisllsn Skils ns pro=
eramms, bas nit elmer 8eIi6tisung
Der i'm 9anse bfinolifen mdfaiesn
Pumpen Ihlob. Gongrebmitslieo
McSntire belt ebnfaGs cine tur5e
Hsoe.
n6rienblp Snn." - Sn Der
SaAresberfammiung Der n5rIsnolp
Snnz4foeiation" in Nr. 300, Sioz
S6arpItraBs, purosn folssnoe 8samte
srtpd6lt: prd1losnt Sra Rsmfen, 8ice=
BrdIioenten s. q. 8rodstt, Robert It=
ttnFon, S4aBmeiIisr s. Soutbsate
D.aton, Setretdr Srant s.. Sbauus;
O%ireftoren: Hpbert IltinEon, 9enrp
$. gopooin, Tffrsp q. 8radstt, 6.
s. Cobb, %. 81. CREIGHTON, Sobn M.
Glenn, Gbarles Martsu, Scbn Glenn,
iun., Cigar g. Mi1er, Sra RsmIsn,
5ranf 8. Sbo1us, s. Sou!beote Ysaz
ton; 8srtpaltunssratb: gbarles s.
8onaparte, Sultan s. GbiIolm, .. %.
glab, 5. See SobnHon, y, .. Malz
lorD, 2%atpraion Risgs, Sbeobore &.
Miaer, s. S. Morton, 9. 3. Moore;
Grefutip1G omite: Sobn Glenn, jun.,
3obsrt Mttimon, Seffrep 81. 8radstt,
6. s. Cobb, 81. R. Creighton, Sra
aemfen, Srant 8. Sballus, s. Soutb<
gate Ysaton; @eneralz9 dddftsfibrer
Sp6n Sin, 4IiiTtent 6. 6. 9ig9ins.
Starb an 8ranopunpen
- Die breiiGbrise Nsnis Gonnsnp,
3D9ter4en Dss 9rn. Wi6aei gonneQp
bon Nr. al, 9arfrorbsR oab, pslAe
am Mittpo9 9lbenb bsi sinsm Sissesz
feuer auf einem frsien plabe binter Der
elterli9sn Wobnung i4pere 8ranoz
nunben erittt, Itarb aeftsrn 9ormittag
i'm ct. Splepb6A6pIbitaI."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Sabnfataitrupbc in Midisan.

gnfslstfuns zines Sdnea3u9es.-Die
er1ten 9sri9te f~telten bas ungliid
pis1 fdTimmer bar, als es pIrtli4
mar.
9plebo, o., 9. Nop. - 9sute
9lbenb traf bic 9iobsbotT6uft bier Elm,
bab elm Sdnellaus Der rMidtgan
Central & 9abn," tpel6er um 40
Mbsnos bon bisr dbsina, gu 2oFade,
Mi9., 18 Meilsn bon bisr, entgleilte
uno total bemplirt tpurbe. Der 3u9
beltano aus sinem @epGdz uno poltz
paeaon, 1ufpie feds perionentpaga
gons. Mer3te, aranfentpdrter uno Retz
trlnesmann I9uftsn fino bon bier urb
Detroit aug na6 benz Shauplabe abz
aeaaraen. Der @erluIt an Wenl6enz
lebsn 'IoG Elm Iebr GROCER iein, uno bic
erTten bier eing~stroffenen 9eri6te re-
ben bon 80 Sooten uno 60 8ertpunoe>
ten. Man fiirdtst, bab ous ungliid
bas f6limmlte 1T, tpsl6ss |i9 Isit Der
aataitropbe bei M%Ibtabuld, o., Dor
cirfa 20 Sabren auf Der 8abn ertigz
nete.
ginsr fpdtsrsn 8otfdoft 5ufolgs
folen nar 20 psrionsn p%ertpunost, 1ez
bod. Niemanb augen6lidlih g'tootet
porom Iein. Die 9srpunb!ten IlnO:
Sobn Mc&ap BON Sroianapol's.
Sei5er Sobn 81 Netl BON Ostrolt.
Ssngenieur Wm. 5umilton.
S6arss galpsrt bon Detroit.
morins sSaneuff bon Dll6rioge, ..
G6or(es arsB BON 0strolt.
Seafpb RoIenfa a bon Detrolt.
| $. M. MItton BON Detroit
sSrau @urab S6ipPle oon Wfonros,
Mi9.
Oson Qfhmors bon Detroit.
g. u. 5u1bnep BON Sort Wapne,
SnO.
Rulpb @pare bon Nep : Dorf.
Gonoutteur 2artins.
Tinf5sbn obsr stpun3lg onoere paIs
faqiere erlittsn unbeoeutenbe 8erletz
5ungsn.
Oas llwlid mar bas RsIultat Ell
neg S6urtsnrsi6es unbefdnnter Verz
1onsu uno sreienste li9 in Der Ndbe Ell
mes furaen 5reItkbriide. 3psi 5rdtt7
aiios 6atten bic SteIe fur3e 3sit oorz
per gGidli4 paI1irt. go bic S4lensn
auseinanosr gingen, fanb man, baB
bic 9ot5sn losgef9ruubt poroen ma
rem. Sin fps3isaer Solpital5ug ut
bon Detroit dbseIdidt poroen uno
pirb bic 9srlsBten bortbin bringen.
Gtli9e Der lei6t 8erleBten Iino bon eli
mem 53lge Der ~Gate Sfors goRn"
gssen Miterna4t na9 Solsoo sebraat
nprbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

SIN SiIberfran5e. - 9r.
unb 5rau Satob Sdmiotmunn, tp.ls
fs on Der l. Wpenue unb 16. Strabe
pobnen, f~eierten am Mittpp4 4beno
ibre lilberne 9Odaeit in Der 9a1e
Der bsuiT9en o.ziuIbsriidsn 3ionsz.
Stride gu Canton. paiior u. Bag,
Der Ssel5 orger Der Stride, bielt cine
MnEpra9s, unp ST.. uno 5rau Satob
8sit funsirtsn als 3sussn. Nahber
uberrsidte Paitor 8ab Dem Subelz
paare i'm Namen oes r5rausnpereias,"
benz 6rau Shmibtmann angebDrt, Elm
iilbernes 5beesSsrpios. Der G6or Der
airde trus unter 2situne oes 9rn.
Yhilipp 5risb mebrer. 2ieoer Dor. Sin
o~pulsntss Soupsr tpurbe I%erpirt, an
psl6sm aablrsi6e 9dlts Skil nab=
men. 9r. unb 5rau Shmiotmann
puroen am IL. Nopember 1874 ourA
po5tor u. @6narb, bamaliaen Ssslz
iorssr Der 3ionss4 ir9e gu Canton,
oetraut. Oas Gbspaar tpuroe nit 6
4inbern sdesnst. bon nslden nod 4
am 2eben limb.
9an3trdns9en.- Inter ben
Mu(pi5ien Der 3ionsy9 smsinos an Der
Noroy9 apltrabs finbst lbsuts Mbsno in
Der r9ermania : Mdnner1or : 6aue"
elm Wu lsrn5Souper unb 5anafrGns=
den @tatt, fur tpsifs Der ftre6{ame
uDamenpsrein" bic uminhtiaIten 8orz
bersitunesn getroffen bat. Gin eenub>
rsifsr N6eno itebt baber alien Mitz
glieoern in NusIidt.
Ser 70. @eburtstog bes
Rabbtners Or. 8eni. Saolb
bon benz gutansplocezSempel rpxrb
am Spnntug Na9mittas bon oer aan=
gen 9emeinbs IN benz Sempel burd
cine angemeine 5eier besanaen. Rabz
binsr Or. Wm. &plenau bat, untsrz
ftiibt bon sinsm tii9tigen Gomits, Die
arrangements fir bic Jeier, BEL mel
der fpGbrideinlid au9 Rabbiner sSaz
from DON pbilabelpbia unb Rabbiner
Or. S9neeberger bon Baltimore pre-
bigen iDerben. ubernomrlep.
8eumten Der ,S6ube
0ersin MarDlanber 5laffxnfInsr"
bat seItern fobsenbe 8eomts erpdblt:
prdiosnt Wm. O. Oistrid, @iee aprd@
iioent Bruce 3. 8ootse. Shabmeiltsr
Dug. Rnaup. Setretdr $. 6. 2emtuhl.
Die NIT ben f~obsanDen 5srren oas Diz
rettorium oes @ereins bifDsn: $. g.
phi1ips. Geo. 6. Sucro. s. 8. 9ott@
lisb. 6. 6. Wag unb Gbas. CHANDLER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
0iele Sul6auer bel elmer Yaraoe
berIeBt.

bus Sunction. So,
9. Rppembsr. Bdbrsnb beuts ba9isr
cine paraOs gu @brm suriitgetshrtsr
S,otpaz 8olontdre itattfanb. brad i'm
grsttsrlteis Suiammsn unb cirta 100
,3ui6auer i"tiir5ten IN einsn baruntsr
gstsgnen Seller birab. 9isls Psrionen
purbsn i4limm 5ugeridtet, bod bOfft
man, baB lie idmmtli4 mil benz 2sbn
odppn fomm,en tperben. Inter ben
8erltbten bsfinbet Ii9 ens Insabl
5rausn unb &inbsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Wermij6te teIearapbii6e 9epei&en.

- Sepl Wtoore, DIT U1ugaaplel,
pslfxr i'm lsbtsn Mai gu aonias7
Gin, no., br.i Jrauen5immsr, Ha|
mems sSysnnis Campbell, emma aon7
big unb @nna Niib, eri4OB. lit iAuI-
pia 5sTunben. unO gu kbsnslansli9er
3udtbausbaft prurrhsilt porosn. Die
9srt6eloisuns bsmi9ts lia, bur5uz
fbun, bab Der 4nsstlosts esiItesssltOrt
1T.
Gin gbicagoer Zimmerman bat
cine reus &risssmai4ine e%rfunosn.
Die(elbe bsitsbt in elmer msll@llanz
oen Reibe BON 0rahen. pslfs, pdbz
renb lie in Der 2uft lapsben, bur9 Elm
Sau nit einanber psrbunben 1tno. Wn
oieIem 5au min Der Grinder Sprsng>
ssi9pTs na9 elmer pafenpsn Steae
rutI6en unb lie oann auf ben 5einb
b.rab plumpSm lansn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Spdtete &abelberi6te.

sSn 2onbon perurI a4t bas Qusbletben
befrieoiesnber Nadridten aus
2abBimitb neue Insit. - Gin
fdredlider Yanasraus pirb iebu4
bsreits fir bag 8ombarbmnt bon
preturia in &rsitf4aft esSebt.
Gpnbpn, 10. Nopsmbsr. - Cine
pom 6. b. Mts. batirte Ospeide Der
n5imes" aug 2ursn5o Marques gitbt
an, bic bortise Staot lei init Spionen
sefiiat, rpel9e Ii9 bemiiben. Mustunft
iiber bic 8etpesunssn Der britiIden
Sruppsn gu ~srlansen. Der 5slesraz
~pbeaorubt atpii4en 2oren5o Marquss
unb prstoriu lei ni9t, ME man per@
mutbets, burhIdnitten. ionbsrn bur4
einen Sturm aerrifen porben.
60 5iemli4 ale dnberen bon ben
beutigsn Moresnb.dtt.rn Dsr0ffentli4z
ten Oepsfdsn ent9alten nur cine Wiez
beraabe alter, i6on absr= Ii. absrmals
sebrudtsr Ra9ri4tsn, 10 3. 9. iber bic
Hiidte6r bes bon Gitcourt nua 60
lenio geIaidtsn panaer5uess, Das4usz
riidsn BON 9ruppen BON Gitcourt na4
einm unbetannten Be timmunssorte
u. bsl. m. Dn Na4ri9tsn
lautsn iibsrbaupt nit jebsm Sage psr<
tpprrensr unb unperi tdnbli9er. Na=
mentli9 bag Musblsiben b%efriebieenz
Der Nadri9ten aus 2obpimith beriibrt
bier fsbr unanseuebm. unb man fiird@
tet auf's Mue, bab Der tpirtli9e So4z
psrbalt benz pub:ifum por.ntbalten
pirb. Die Wnfunft Der 8uIsr'i9en
@srftdrtuns.n lit nod imuner Der elm
5ise Sroit. Mun i4dbt, baB oNielbm
uneefGbr am Is. Nopsmbr bon Dur
ban aus ben 8ormori9 gum @ntlaB
bon 2dbpTmirb Beginner tperben.
Gin r8slassrunss5us," tpslder benz
@ernebmen mad fir bas 8ombarbsz
msnt bon pretoria be- timmt 1T, iobalb
bic Yei9idt. fotpsit porsei9ritten 1T,
fou iebt in Doolpi4 unb Ospsnport
ausaeruitet tperoen. Dsrfslbe pirb
angebfifl cine grauf am mG6tige
8riessma1drne bilben unb an Der
Stdrfe fein.r Bemannuns oht Bate
rie'n glei6tpmmen. Gr fpiro 5000
Sonnen nies.n unb NIT 30 5aubiben,
IA ieas5Oaisen. 8 finf5Oai9sn unb 8
Disr5OGisen 9.idibsn ausseriitet
fein. psl4. liberties @ranatsn i9iez
ben. bic nit benz furdtbarsn nsuen
SprensItoff vGpbbit" gs!absn iinb.
prina 8ittot bon @dIsspia<6ols
itein fam. mi. cine Oepsfhe aug DUR
ban melbet, am lebten Montag bort an
unb reiis iofort peiter na9 Dem
arissafhauplabe.
Senes ominDfs Shpeigen.
2onbon, 9. Nobsmbsr. - Dix
ianse untbdtistsit Der 8oeren BEL Ga
bpTmitb pirb bier als ominDs bstrah=
tst, uno maj glaubt, BOB Ie bic F6pez
rem 9eFhIbs in politIon brinaen unp
GabbTmit6 uno bas britifhs Eager Ell
nem fur9tbaren 8om6aroemsnt unlerz
tperfsn perbsn. Die WisOsr6srIiellun9
Der unterbrohenen GtenbabnDerbinz
bung 1T oesbalb cine SADIE brinsli6er
@idtiafsit, bu General Wbits's orinz
ssnbiiss 8eourfnib auesn6lidli4 Muz
milton fir Die MarinsgsI4ibe Isin
biirfte.
Mebrere Waesonlabunsen bon Muz
milton Iino in GIteourt, tOnnen absr
nidt na4 2uopTmitb transporter
tptrosn, unb es 1T mebr als 5tpeifslz
Daft, Of General Whits IiA in ibrsn
geIib Esben fam, ebe Elm aagsmslnsr
concsntriT9er gosrensangrlff auf feline
No5itipn in QdppTDith erfplat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

Die ~0eutfae ebanssli7d : lutbsriz
fhe Sriebens : 9emeinbe" fpurbe qez
tern bon Muguit ebert, WiQium Re
oemann, 2eonbarb R0tlinssb0Fsr,
Gbarles Wabmann, iun., uno 9snrD
Jrana ineorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

Dung be3es1net 0en 3Detfen 9rOBen
rabifafsn 5oraidritt in Der Gntpide=
lung Der eDlen 8udioruderfunt unb
ftsut Msrsentbaler's Same nsbsn benz
jsnissn bon @uttsnbsrg, beg @rfnbsrs
Der 9utbrudsrtunlt; bsfdioRen, oab
mir 1ainer @ittps unb feinen 4inbsrn
unfsre ponItsS pmpatbie fir ibren sroz
Zen 8srIult bsaeugen; bsi9loKsn. bab
Der Ssfrstdr aneerpieIsn tpiro, 6rau
Msrgentbaler .int in ~geeisneter Jorm
bergslteIts Mbi9rfft bisfer R~eIolutios
nen gu ibermitteln."
@6oB lid in bic 2enbe.-
Ser - Sabre olte 2lobb chiffon bon
Srappe. 5albott=e ounth fdoB ff
| seftern. als er einN Hebolbsr oui
leihtiinrig. Weiie bonobabte, aufGuia
in bic linte 2snbe. Gr parb na9 BEN
uMarpldnber uniber1itGts : 9o1pital"
gebraat, ipoielbft bic Ner5e isinen
| 5ua ats ungsfGbrli4 erfldrsn.
Ser vGermaniazM a nner=
dor" bielt seltern abenD cine febr
gut beFudts @~ingItunbe untsr Der 2siz
tuns bon prof. 81. goedner ab. Sn
Der acknowledgement Gsiadftsiibuns,
Bel pel9er prdlioent Ilfreo 9aupi
ben @OrfiB fi9rts unb ST. 9ermann
8obenboop als prototoafibrsr FUN
sirte. purbe elm neues Mitslieb auf=
sMommsn. Jsrrer purbe beI4loHen,
nd6ites Grubiabr tpisoerum cine Ope,
aufaufubren. Gin Gomits, bsitsbsnt
aus ben So. u. pfsil. Moolpb Steiu=
mann unb 2puis arauie, purbe er=
nam1t, I'm bic arrangements fir bag
OaniIasunsss8 ontett gu t~reffsn. Ser
nsr tpurben 8orbereitungen sstrpffn
fir bas arn 26. Nopsmber ftuttfinb,no.
gonsert. ginlabunsen bonn rMo=
5ort MGnMrGor" unb rGrobinM"
| tpurbsn an0encmnuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

Mbleben. - ST.. 5risbri9 6.
Slider ftarb porseftern in fsiner Wobz
nung, Ger. Ills, Noro=S tritsr Itrabs,
i'm Glitter ben r Sabren. Ser Ser
blidem 1T in Sa9ien eeboren unb
fam in feiner Sussnb nod Baltimore,
tpofelbi ct lange Sabre. als SrdsItar=
MllIiter poblbetannt mar. gr binterz
ldbt einen Sobn unb bier S0Ater.
- Jruu Matbiloe 9untbr, seb.
Sob. ftarb seItern i'm Glitter bon II
Sabren auf benz 2anbfibe bss 9rn.
9einri9 Gigenbrot gu 9ometpoob an
csr berlGngerten Wiltensz Mbenue. Die
<Idsu fir bic B9rbigung fabren
GIN Sonntae. Mittass punt IL nbr,
BON benz 2ei9snbsitatter > GtubliHez
msnt bon Yaulus e Mogprmid an
Der @iibpeitzGde BON 5rebsrid=Wp,.
unb pulusfi|Strabe ab. Oie 8@rs
biglne fmbet bon Der Wobnung bes
Sn. 9einri6 Gigenbrot in .5ometpoob
aus Inn 1 u6r Nadmittaes Itatt, porz
Der miro bic 2eid,e in Der Ct. 9ene=
biftsz Stride ON 8ilfensz Mpenue unb
Miain9ton@2ane etngsiesnet.
Sabres Gonbentipn. -
Die Mitglieber Der v8riiberI9aft bon
Mnbretp unb g6ilip." elmer proteitan=
tiIhen Organization NIT 5000 Mitz
| eliebern. tperoen am H.. Is. unb 49,.
Nopsmb.r ibre Contention in 8altiz
more in benz @ebGube bss vgbriItliz
9en 0ereins iunger MGnmr" abba(z
ten. St : 9ensral : ppftmsiitsr Sobn
Wonemafer pirb Der Gonpntion BEL
tpobren urb cine Heoe bdlten.
Der @efongpereinr W I o.
bic" balt eeftern Nbenb feline regsl=
mGbise 8er1ammlung in bsHen 6ane
an Mcgtoerrp= unb WaibinstonzStr.
ab. ginfaouneen bonn rMo5art=
MGnwrdor." r2abor 2bcsum" unb
v5roblinn" tpurbsn angenommen.
Yrdlibent N. 9annetpalo fiibrts ben
@orltb unb Setretdr Otto &abn bas
prototoa.
Mu9 Der Oomenbsrein bielt cine
8e r1dmmlune ab. PrdIiosntin Srau
Gbri5tim @eibsrt fibrte ben 8orIib
unb @efr.tGrin 5rau Bertha aarolus
bag prototoa.
sIr's 2eben - 6r.
scsafpb 9snnlein unb SRI. &atbarins
sSolsp, 9o9kr bes 9rn. patrid 5olsp,
bon Gbai1's Station. 8oltlmors4Go.,
fpurben am Mittpo6 Nbsnb BON Pa=
ftor %. 8ab BON Der oeutIdsn sp. zluth.
3ions : Stride gu Canton in Der
9farrtpobnuns Der Stride an gaftz
apsn1e sbslid nsrbunosn. Ola 9ruut=
i1mafsr funsirts SRI. 2onife 6olsp.
cine @9peftsr Der graut.
Sic .@sretniste 8dder>
@efeIlf6aft" bdlt morstnNbsnb
UNI 8 ubr in Dari4's Gale, CIR. Alb,
Ws(f : 2erinstonltraBs ibre idhrli4s
@sneralzD sr1ammluns uno 8samssnz
| domination.
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rragsdis DassshsWss ItT Fusha Gskaut HaIl
's =. &MZzzM
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Ct Qemt(6e Gorre(pomoent.
Trcitae. ben 10. Nppember 1899,
"9sraeIitii@e Wubltbdtisteits : &C.
ieaf9aft."

Sabres= 8anfett IN Der yMuiifz9alle."
- Seltreben Der So. Moies psls.
MoIes Gobn. Sbos. 9. 9apss
u. General ntpalts Slioor @apz
11ar. - lleber $4,000 fir tpoblz
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-02
Wild and Woody Republics.

The people of the island of Hayti or
Santo Domingo secured the privilege of
self-government within the recollection
of living men, and started with as good
a chance to succeed as Cuba would have
at present as a republic. They had suf-
fered from centuries of misrule by a
European government. When a new
start was made a constitution was
adopted and high hopes We're enter
tanned of liberty. The record of the
last generation alone is all hat is nee
essary to show how untitled the people
are for self-government. Beginning
with 1866 there has been a revolution
on the island in every year but six. To
make up for these exceptional years
distinct revolutions. Several presidents
have been shot, others have fled, and
some have "died suddenly A number
have been banished. The country now
has two republics instead of one.
Many ambitious generals have been eX-
ecuted. Some who succeeded in becom-
tator, and one proclaimed himself en-
peror. And still the continuous tragedy
performance goes on. Some day the
United States government will ring
down the curtain and change the pro-
gram.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-02

extent, brought about government reg
ulation of railway business between va
rious parts of the country. But this
regulation does not apply to traffic
within the lines of a state. The commits
sion is a permanent one, not subject to
the influences of political campaigns,
and no hint nor suspicion has ever been
published that corruption or political
reasons have influenced it's members.
1t is a commission hal exists only for
business purposes, and is so far re-
moved from political influence in any
state that justice is given to all alike
so far as is in the power of the body.
Constitutional changes must come
about, perhaps, before the federal gov
eminent can control the whole situa-
ton. Local politicians would set their
faces against the plan to deprive them
of their graft upon "a good thing" and
put it out Of their power to hold up
railway companies. But with many of
the people favoring public ownership,
and all believing that some restraint
and regulation are necessary, the con-
ceSsion which the corporations would
make in favor of federal regulation or
control indicates this as the most hope
full solution in sight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-02
THE COLLEGE FLOWER GARDEN.
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts and Experiment Sta

An effort was made last spring to
make a flower garden at the agriculture
al college, adjacent to the green house.
Shrubs, annuals and house plants were
set in irrigated beds, the paths between
the beds forming the borders. Severe
drouths have occurred during the sum-
mer, in which the Rio Grande was dry,
| and there was no water for irrigation.
Of the plants used, verbenas, gaillar-
dias, dahlias, ma pot marigolds,
sunflowers and rose geraniums have
been most satisfactory, standing the
heat and bright sunshine without in
jury and enduring the drouth to a re-
markable degree. Asters have succeed
ed fairly well, and would have been per-
feet had their early growth not been
checked by drouth. The aster only
comes to perfection if kept in vigorous
growth from the beginning. 1t loves the
sun, but must have a moderate and con-
~tinuous supply Of water.
The gaillardia is a brilliant orange
and red flower of very free blooming
habit, and it keeps well when cut. Con-
trary to expectation, the bright sun has
not harmed the Gamma flowers in the
least. but to get best results with them
a good supply of water is necessary. No
class of plants has been so greatly i'm
proved of late years as the Gamma. They
are very brilliant, taking a wide range
of color in reds and yellows. They in
crease rapidly by the root, and an Ok
cellent collection can be secured for a
small expenditure. The verbena has
bloomed very freely. Rooted cuttings
were bought at rs cents per 100, and
grown a few weeks in pots, then set in
the garden. Some of the new mammoth
strain, in pink and scarlet, are espe-
cially brilliant. The dahlia is one Of the
handsomest of the coarser garden flow
ers, and it blooms very freely in the
college garden. Our small collection in
cludes white, mauve, yellow and sever
al red shades. The roots remained in
the ground last winter, but were trans.
planted in the spring. Of course, in
colder localities they would have to be
kept in cellars in the winter. The rose
geranium grew with the greatest luxu-
rance, forming great masses Of rich
green, fragrant folia~e. The towering
g%eraniums, however, We're a failure,
though heavily mulched. They were
given the place of honor in the center
of the garden, but they evidently would
have been better pleased with a more
secluded location, where they could
have beer protected from the 2 o'clock
SUI CHARLES A. KEFFER.
August 81, 1899.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-02
PEC0S VALLEY RAILWAY.
President Hagerman Says 1t Is Flour
ishing

AnhAAS
President ]. ]. Hagerman, of the Pc
cos Valley & Northeastern road, has
again denied that there is any inten-
ton of selling that line to the Santa Fe.
Said he: 1.-THE Pecos Valley road was
never in a more 1%ourishing condition,
and it is surely lot the intention of the
management to consolidate with any
other line. Our fall shipments of cattle
have begun, and are very large this
year. We are averaging five trains a
day now, and are kept very busy.
las to the extension of the Santa Fee
from Dona Ana, N. NJ, to the Pecos
valley, published as a. rumor, why, 1
don't believe any such thing is even
contemplated. In the first place, the
road would cost a great deal of money
to build, and the country through which
it is supposed to pass is not rich enough
to justify such an outlay of money. 1t
would be a saving of time and a more
direct route from New Mexico to east
ern Texas, but I hardly believe that it
would be used by cattle shippers to the
extent as is claimed, if the road were
built"
Roswell. he said, was the greatest
town in the Peeos valley, and he doubt
ed if its equal could be found in the
whole arid region. When it did not rain
there was always an abundance Of wa
ter from the many artesian wells, and
the country was scarcely ever dry.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-02
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ?.
An Editorial Apol0uy,

The Las Vegas Optic, under date of
Tuesday, August 20, 1899, published the
following in it's editorial columns:
During the late campaign his jour
nal, while under a former management,
and under the editorial management of
DR.. George T. Gould, published a num-
Der of editorials rejecting upon Colonel
Max. Frost, the editor of the New Mex
lean. On this account DR.. Gould vas
indicted for criminal libel, pleaded
guilty n was fined by the district
judge at Santa Fe. Subsequently a suit
for damages was instituted against the
Optic on account of said editorial utter
ances.
1.-THE present management desires to
state hat it has not and does not APP
prove of the scurrilous statements made
at that time against Colonel Max. Frost,
and in justice to itself as we'll as the in
jured party takes this means of avow-
ing its disapproval Of such journalistic
methods
The libel suit filed against the Las
Vegas Publishing Company by the ed
itor of the New Mexican has been dis
missed, having been settled out of court.
Gould, who had editorial charge of the
Optic when the libel was printed, was
dismissed from the service of the paper
1A,,tl D~n TIA Aro ~ ~ r,apt
of the Optic disavows all responsibility
for the libel, as shown above, and makes
amends therefor.
The conviction of Gould some time
ago upon the charge of libel and the
apology now printed clearly establish
the fact that the attacks made in the
Optic upon the editor of the New Mex
lean during the last political campaign
were absolutely untrue, based only on
falsehood, inspired by personal venom,
and made for vindictive spite. The
cause for the malice was that during
the campaign of 1898 the New Mexican
made an energetic and successful fight
on corrupt methods and officials in San
Miguel county, and at the last Novem-
Der election aided greatly in the defeat
of the party that was responsible for
these officials and for the corrupt meth
DDS. fought by the New Mexican.
That fact being now we'll established.
the case has been ended.