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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Npd, mebr NaIfdmiir;erei.

Ser @~sbsimpienit bat iosb'n nod cine GatibTiin=
serbanoe in tintm gororte Der stlOt @etp=9Ort ent=
osft uup cine aroB: Wenae iaii3,r $5=S6eins BIZ
i6iuenubmt, !pel6e 10 eei6.dt na6aema3t fiHfo, Oa6
Der Surbidnitsm mid fs n;emals als osfdli6t i'm
@erra6t. BADEN fpiirOt. Sa6:n bon qrobsm 8e,tb:
tperDen BON Gdli6srn tets 3ur N~aba5muug ausges
iu6., ~beionoers oas ~b:ribmts Gote;tsr'5 Magsn=
bittsrs, pas oisls Na6abmune.n bat, ob:r ai6t iiz
negelei6eu fir an:dsli6e arantbiii;n. nt2 Gitbtr,
taltes iGebsr, Matariu, SeroauuH3sft0runa, OPS
pepie. 9eritopiuna, Tsrp0iitdt IND a~laeatin'
StDd6e. Sas gittsrs f6afft Grpauuo i'm Rag n,
uno psnu Der Nassn in 9u'em @rb,itsiuhaans 1T,
itafft er ent!s 9lut uuo 3tplr in rsibli6er VI nge.
Nuf pisis g8eiie prinei Da5 9itters big CUR Gu!a'
Der Stdrf. uao 2sbensfrait Dor uno per!sibt Den
S6fpaben uao enttrdftetsn reue taait. W,na Sbr
es tauft, biitet Gud Dor ~Na6lbmuuscn. 5:t nur
gu iuuegldifgen Qpotbstern, ipel6e in otm &uf'
ft,ben, oab f. psrabfolgsn, ipas Sbr ~Dsr.dagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
SYeftcru SYarn(auo. Sabr.

arit9 an IS. g Opsmbsr 1909 n&rdft
3aqs DerlaHen 6~ilfHsStation ME lolgt:,
40 Morscng = S9nel3ug, @auptlin;t, q. \ US
8abn NM benz Sloen uno, ous9snolnm:i S9nns
tuas 3. 9. =9ubH. Gbam5crsburg, 1tar'insb"rs
un0 Win6etsr.
TGqli6, ausee SonHtd9s 3.
1922 Mor9eus - Nor!, g. ( 3.z0tp. IND Saupis
linie otli5 bon EriorpzGroosr Carlisle uno y. =
8SS 1loyo:ns - 6auptfinic, s5irDtnstnrq, TrfOt'
rid, GmmitsburQ uuo u. & %. :S1bn naD gitton.
1912 MorCens Sad llHiOas9rip9t, BORT, @ettg5'
225 9ud,m.-N,!ommooa.ion nab nRIon=grLoqe'
333 ~NadjrL-Grpreb mad Vort I'D y. \ S:zSio.
425 g1dm.-Grprtb 4nntts an Der 9auptlinlt, lSr
mit Sreosrid. Gmntitsburg IND Sbipptnsburg.
$50 acknowledgements nap GHlorpaSr5o!.
& II gbsnpg- Nfto nmo9atton nab uilon<Srtoos.
II q acknowledgements nab E~nlorp=Srore-
i 0ur ouutGas 8.
O Q, Observation-Disclosures naU Hn!oasSri0ss
uno SdHouer.- 60. n
M Sg1 4nt -atfomIlooIticn nab 6norp=eroVe.
Va * Observation-Disclosures n19 6m9ro=erooe..
h lS;a,t,. ~nS gcpddsgarsau III, GfsSultimorss5t
sso, baitsu an Der llniOns, @tnaip!paEN'Io,Hus''
nn2 = uro @al6root= (lortb=Iot:l Station an.
w ~ m. 500, @tH;rais& si5ditstibrtr.
"a. 8. Grispolp, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Infer tu9tises n8 alti=
more S journal Of Commerce" bat
poraeftern feinen 50. Sabrgang be-
aonnen. gs purbe 1849 bon Wm.
g. 2pforb besriinbet unb miro nah
peridiebenen @edfeln bon gisentbiz
mern beute bon 9enrD 81. Daniel
herausoeoeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Ghas. Q&aRmann. len.

eg fart am samftas, ben 25. Mai 1901. ga6=
mittaqs 20 Minuten Dor 6 llbr, Gbas. WaBnann,
fem, i'm utter bon &c Sabren uno s Monaten.
Eas gearGbnib finpst Or I t 10 o If, ben %. Mai,
@uGmittags 2 ubr, bonn Srauerbauie, Tr. 1870,
Erleang: Strake, aus TAFT.
Ser gat.r rubt! Sbr 2ieben tpeinet nitt,
Sein Saqipsrf blsibt iein i66nites Mouument,
SIN bisi.r gne1t 70 man6.s Nuqe bri6t
Sod mas fi6 lisbt. bat ME Der Sob e%etrennt.
SinpeG NIT alien baneen Rlaeen,
Gr bat 10 man6es 3reus ~eetraeen.
Ser Batter rubt!
Die trauernoen Sinterbfiebenen r.
U41-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
srancis ~. 0pRmauu

Gg farb am Q. Mai 1901 Grantis n. @OBmann,
qelisbter 8ate BON Marp anna @obmann i'm Is.
Sabre lsinss 9ebens. Die 9esro;0una iinoet
beute, ben 27. Mai, Z ltbr Morg,us, bon
aus TAFT, uno oann nab Der 81. M;daels=Sir6e,
no UNI 100 cine GRequi.ms@o4msfe fir Das 6ttl
ieinsr Sttle ~e,lsbrirt p:ro. @sripanott urso Grtuaoe
Der Hamilis fnp ahtunaspoQ eiEaelaOtn. Q44-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Observation-Disclosures

IS ftarb mad langem 0eiOsn unier o"eliebter
@atte uno gat.r @ueuit Winterbalter i'm 81. &C.
bsnsiabrs. Sas gesrdbnib finoet M Q E n,
Sisnftag, ga bulittaas 2 lbr, bonn Srauerbauie
Rr. g., Murtet=Spaee, aus mad Der rMt. Carmel:
Cemetery" itatt. 9eiisbune %pripatint.
Oh bit nidt mebr, Su bit osi6ieben
Rad laneem 2eio uno piel:m G9mers.
g1obl rubit Su aug, tpobl bait On ~srieoen,,
Sod ansfterfiiat i6ldgt unisr Sers.
Q47-S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Ser in ben Sagen e 8
&ulturfampfes oielgenannie Garbi@
nal 2eoo9otpsfi BON pofenz@ nefen,
fpelder iiber Is Sabre prGfeft Der
Yrppaganba in Hom mar. tit gdn5z
Iif erblinbet unb bat a%bseoanft. Sett
apDlf Sabren nennt man ihn in Rom
ben ..rpthen 0apt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
3atbrina Srapf.

Gs farb I'm Sreitae, ben "a. Mai, &athtrina
2rapf, Satin beg nsritorbenen Sobann 2rapf, int
70. Sabre hires 2ebens. Die gerbieune finbet
beute, Montag. gQa3mittass nm 4 ubr, bonn
9rauerbauie, Nr. ia, 1orD=GbcnrStrabe. aus
fat. Sanft rube ibre &i6s! Q46-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

,Oie atlgemeine &lage
an biefer aiiite 1T, boB es in bielem
Sabre gar ni9t CONNER tperben
min" : 60 fdreibt bic .Ibenb=
poH" in San Sran5isco. unbez
fdeibene 2eute! Wtr nGren frob,
fpenn mir erft Sriibiabr bdtten, unb
leben bp9 unter bemfelben 8reiten=
rrnhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Yeru 1T fursli4 elm
Gr=Yrdf5ant Der Hepublif zines ma
1irlihen Spbes eeItorben. Sas 1T
idon berMliibe tperth, IN oieierS tene
bemerft al fperbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
@arblano & GenniBlbania Giiens
bahnsSp.

0prtb @benue : 2 Station. 4
aiioe oeben ab on 98o6entoGen nab 6arltT UNI
T 80 Morqens, $50 uno $50 ~Sabmitta9s.
9iine aeben ab an 9Spdj.Eta8en nab Seialr nm
40 unp 80 Morqsus uuo 40 uno 6lj NG0m.
,AIae Qebeu Oh HGa GOrE, pa, nm 7.30 Mtor0eas
ms $50 Rabmitldqs.
3iioe qebsn ab an Sonntcqtn na0 GaralTi I'm
$40 Mprqens unD 400 ubr Ru6mittaos:
3iioe qeben ob an Sonntogen nab Neloir I'M
$40 Mproens. 400 Na6mittaqs unp 1000 NbenoA
=. G. Motifs, Generals@ el4aItstibru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Montaa, ben "a. Mai 1901.

6emte 1T beut11er @ierz
ter Suit! Sobn Httfd tpiirbe fagen:
Das Gs~usrpert tit cntbebrli4, aoer
Der Brdrt0 niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Baltimore
Mite une sapertdfhGc
% ais n q

GIesante 9ampfer tdaGit, au%sseEommen Conn
foss ron Den neueE 8lsrs sr. 10, IL: ~ nno IL.
9iqttz StraBe. I'M $50 ubr gbenbs nad Sle @otnt
Spmfort. Norfolf. pprtEmoufb uur allen
punften res Siieens. 8erS,rbuns in Bortsnloutb
H!s Der ~ Seaboare 2ir Nirit" a,i6loiener i3I9, Boris
mi. Der -gtIantit @onit 9iHic." Gu gicrioIf gerbins
bEna Kit Der -ytorioIt unS Carolina" .gtorfoIt uRo
SoItsern." ~gtIantic uEb Danpiae" uuo ~gfo,folt aIo
@seiteSn SiierbGbH." uuo nit Der do Somiuiou'
Slnle" Rdb y~ielpbern. unb Waibin9ton, yt.s9.
WiahfaeiteH nad benz europdtihen Blame. 9~ururioie
aa~litens3tmmsr. GIettriihe 8sleudtuHq. Oampis
%hei5uns. Soien frei. Dian bels9s S%aiitensi Simmer i'm
Baltimore uno GaIuerts StraBe. 3slep9oH 1435.
Sobn y. Sbcr:pcoS, gSfutam Ranedn,
Bicez9rdiioeaI Gen. Er. uno Bar. geent.
uno @cHera!sy !auager. 6. Srpmrr. o BILLET aasnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Sphn 6. 8reiijiuaer.

e~eliebter Gate bon @atbarine @rsibineer, i'm Nl=
ter DON So Ssabren. 81. geerr:sune finDet II, o tt
cen, Sisnftae. 1admittaes 42 11br, BON Der
@obnung ieinsr So6ter, Tr. 1884, Gaftern-@penue,
aus itutt. Q47-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
&k> Merchandise Minars'

&GxS Transportation Comp.
AEAE-2I-4S Eampfer , &irien.
Rad Softon unb Dem Often:
teen Gieniaa, SonEerifaa Nreltas unD GeIrt2s,
NbtnoS y ubr.
Geaea 0routscrce uuo Dem Often:
ie5eu WoEtag, W.iItpoh nno Treitaa. GbeHe5 6 ubL.
Gaeb Sapdnnab NIB rrm Sieeu:
ieaen Sienffag. 0ouneylto9, Samlas. absnse G rAs.
Nads gteropprt'Re Ips uue Ncrfplf:
tdsIit, ausSeRoulmen Uii!frDods Iuo SGmfass,
Absuos u npr.
EniGer.reflide SeauewiidfeIteI unb Setoiisuns.
GpIsfdItiss Scriabuus unc ihEele Stioroeruns
bon Erapt. g. u. @iutnsbani. ggtHt,
UuB ocS laEsen Do6s;
". 9.zttbbirs, u. z. d.;
80. y. Surrer. @.sB.sI.;
5. 6. @sliifnep. 2.su(.
1ourtblrecEr MI. 2E4. on: 9ermans5tsaae.
Il3t&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Meta e. Wtars.

&c farb am Grsitaq, ben "a. Moi, meta 5.
Mar, in ibrem 81. 9ebensiabre. Die Sesroigung
finpst bente, Wontae, RaGmittags 2 ubr, benz
Srauerbauie, Ir. 1914, 9iobt>S trube, aus itatt.
Satin 0sg peritorbensn GotuarO Mar3: QH,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
~ Atlaatit Cransport 81.
&I.ILR @eueralsQse nte1,
EzEsMssS5 2O3 bic k@9 SSatses Ssrass.

a%tlantics ransp 9inie.
BON Baltimore NOD 2onOnu.
Sampler pGUrops~ Wat.
Sampfer nGnigbt 6Ommaa0r1............ I. Surt.
2crp=Ttnl
Bon Baltimore nab @:lfat. dublin unD Garoiis;.
Rad @sifat.
Sanlpfet s2oro Suffe.in" Wiai.
RAD Euoiiu.
Sampler rQoro Grn"...........:-..15. 5uni.
Srtitpf z@bauuel =9inle.
9Gb 9riitOl.
Gin GamDfsr III sum-.
6 mpir EtuIr.
Na1 2eit6.
8 amOur q erltauii6s-9 NE.
Rad &ambura.
Gampier rSris1opia" ................... |. sum.
Sumpisr pSuigarta" 3. SUM.
iSQnlpftr rCOsHtl" SuIi.
Sampler p9engulia~ SUM-.
Sur1laufeubs 8 ra6tbrie { psrO.u
psrausqabt mad odien in @rDBbritaunicn, nab Dem
Continent, Der Stise, hem Mitttadnoil1tn Usstrs
uno benz Often. t6!brir2&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Die Sport =O rgane IN a d.
fen iest in Deutf9lanb pie pil5e aus
Der @rbe. Inter benz Sttel uOeut=
fde grport : Hepue" ipirb bemnd4f
cine reue 8ierteliabrs : 3eitf4rift in
Der Oeutf9en 8erlags : 4nfalt in
Stuttgart gu erfdeinen beginner, bic
regelmdbis iber bic 5ortfarttte auf
inbuftrieQem unb te9nii6em 9ebiete
Oeutf4lanb's berihten unb ausz
16liebli9 beu beutiden grport bic
men fpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
*Idsli@. ! aagIi4, aus0eauH,men eOnntags.

rad gnnapOli5, Mt. JtOpalsStatiOn 10
.9S1 '8orm., !l2.41 3a6m. Camden : Station,
!7.20, 800 9Ogm., ~ Is, !5.29 boom: r a
@erlafsn GamOsns5IatiOn nab GrtOtrid' 4r9'
mad @in6titsr. !7.20 9Orm.. !2.40 HID uH0
Sa5 6aotrgtoua 800 @orm., !415, 4So ~ y
Sad nj. N!rp uno 3pii3sHidtionen I.Si, f9+'
gorm, Y.2 1870, $3.50, $3.50. 'll.3O Ra3T:
g{a5 GutOtt=Gitb !7.3O, @.P gOrHl' !l'zo'
80. $40, $3.50, *1l.30 Na6nl.
Ra6 Gurtis' @op, 1928 gorfn: - Or Wo6m.
RaG 2nru9, Mt; @~ooaisStatt0H' %@' W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Suuson.Y arf.G enetern.

Rene eestisnen fnO ftt lur BsE9tiorIe btrqs,
ri&tet. Hitle auSoesdblts asts. Ser Grprinttrs
bent - CRUMBS una Gsbens miro itne espani&ts
auslunft erfttitsn. - Das Gusmatsrium
ksbt tSetiG tnr SnfpeitisR sffsn. Ween RGbtst~
henbs man % "a tsrea&ertRtsnbeufm ssn an bal
essesx u 8. "a. assllGAAsAsseth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
nNsnol 9s(uc."Sinic

nab @bilasctpbta unS Ncinsgort.
Geitli@. SeFi'e3no'n' ~ o. " va
S SSiad.'5 s 9inr =. "7;55s' |8.9 g 9 " " 8 {
gnLIm P2SS;nnSr 1852 o. 1857 9. u s
sarior, SiHsf 1859 g 9. !lo;5t % y. q " 70 6 &
Sq5nina Room Room 5iaer Ga;c +2.l5 a., *2.D q. y.
-RoaSI yainitGS,e %clsqantt Goa3's, gariSF, "a Sb'
f],rpaiion Sining Gois Gar 81 a Y. SO " e. S vs.
s364Isr, 9iasr 500 S95 q. g 8
tsa5;s , 9s5 99ila. .ig! 80 g. T. . ! ~ = g. q e 6
So%fnttL55Iaiiipaqoon mad gtstps0ort, fertig sum
ptit5en in nj. 5Opal5stotiog nm 100 aOt Sa;5:
,SnDoy,on InS Gbeher, Gle aEo,rsn ni9t.
m''V'D" @erl. Gampeu. gtrl. MT. Gopal.
mtif,n,;n6io Nffcr. sos 9orm., $40 ..
3@SilGSei55ia Ggpreb -. !235 &a9m., !2.40 2.
= GS;sSsJpbi1 Qtiom. 1910 N6og., ?6.15 u
Sidets9iireaGg Iorblpeit=Gfs ealOerts unD Saltis
unrstras,, Rr. POI, SuO.8roaODap, DIT. RUoals
etafipn ODER GanpeHsS Station.
8. 3. MARTIN,
9tgr. 9aT .aassnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Weue Mn;eiaeg.
Ercn e. GMrGscr

BON Hr. oos,. 10. etrabc. ssseir=1rEt, eriuet 81.
Nome, bic '5 mad iNr crfunoists. ii5 init ibr in
gerbinsune su ie5e1. ut-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

16lieBlt9 beu Deut14e1 export pte=
men fou.
8or span5ig Sahren
banften bic 8unbesfenatoren Cont
ling unb Ylatt bon Nep : Oort
elei9aeitig ab; borgeftern BADEN bic
@enatoren Gilman unb Mc2aurtn
BON Siib : Carolina es linen na9ge=
ma4t. Die beiben @riteren paren
einig, fie tparen nit Der 8eutepertbei=
luna bon 8arfielb's Administration
unaufrieben; bic Sib : Gurolina'er
pbglei9 8eibe Oemofraten, finb perz
19iebener Mn1i9t unb appeairen on
bas @olf. Siaman 1T Der fdrtere
unb pirb pabrf4einli9 iissen.
@or etpa funfaig Sab
rem beging in Sbiringen elm angeiez,
bener Mann, Snbaber mebrerer Srz
BEN unb anberer fir Hidden Nussei9z
nungen, i'm 9elirium Selbftmorb;
ma pe~rtpeigerte linn eine anftdnbiz
&c 8eerbigung, fpnbern begrub ibn
an Der &ir6bofsmauer. 9eute
fammelt man 9unberttau Ienoe in
Stem > gorf unb Baltimore CUR Grz
ri6tung elmer GebG9tntbfir9e fir
einen beliebten Mobepfdrrer, Der UNI
ter Gbnli9en l1mftGnben Selbitmorb
bssing. Wte fi4 Die 3eiten dnbern!
Seutf9es @Gngert + Ii m
blii6t audi in ben NeuenglanbTtaa<
ten. Sn Der SurnbaGe Sit Manhez
5ter in SEEM : 9ampi6ire tpurbe bic
fer Sage bic 5pDlfte SelegatenzSiz
bung bes Neuenglanoitaaten : SGn@
aerbunbes absebalten. Na9 benz
Sabresberi6t besprdfibenten sebOren
benz @erbanb segenpGrtig % @ereine
nit GAL Mitsliebern an s~egeniiber
benz @oriabre cine 3unabme i'm slpei
0ereine unb So Mitglieber. Gs Durz
be bef9loHen, ben @orort lpieber benz
@efangperein v5rpbfinn" in Nortbz
Mttleborp in Mahaauietts gu iiberz
irasen unb bic nd9ite Sasiabuns i'm
Mai 1902 in Bottom Tin Der @4paz
BEN : 8ereins : 9ale) ab5ubalten.
9as nG9fte @Gngerfelt finbet bonn
80. Musuit Bis gum 2. September je=
Bigen Sabres in Chandelier unter
BEN Mu1pisien Der bortigen apei Sc
~5angperetne ftatt. (Sn. Stsotg.)
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
TO LOOK AFTER
OUR INTERESTS

Thad 6. Sharretts. the Commissioner
appointed by President Roosevelt to rep
resent the United States at the meeting
of representatives OF the powers TO revise
China's tariff rates. arrived here yesterday
and Is at the Palace. The Chinese Gov
ernment owes an indemnity of $500 900 900
TO the powers. This debt IL has promised
10 pay. Before the treaty was signed,
however. a clause was made In the docu-
ment allowing the powers to revise the
tariff rates at present prevailing in China,
so that the debt could be paid more ex-
peditiously.
The Commissioner says that before he
left Washington he had a long interview
with President Roosevelt. The President
said that he deemed this a most impor-
tant commission and that II was OF vital
importance 10 this country, especially 10
the Pacific Coast. The President wished
Commissioner Sharretts to make every ef-
fort to foster the open door policy and to
see that American goods received all due
reco gnition under the new tariff.
While In China Commissioner Sharretts
will make a careful study OF the COM
merciai situation and be prepared to make
n report in reference to q new CONNER
cial treaty that may be made between
this country and China.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
BANKER MORGAN
TAC0MA's GUEST
Special Dispatch TO The Gail.

TACOMA. Oct. l9-J. Pierpont Morgan
arrived here late this afternoon. accom-
panied by a distinguished party of Epis-
copal Bishops and clergymen. They left
Portland shortly before noon. taking
luncheon In dining-cars while crossing the
Columbia River. At the special request
OF Mr.. Morgan. President Mellen OF the
Northern Pacific hurried West from ST.
Paul and met him at Portland.
Mr.. Morgan evinccd great interest in
the condition of the Northern Pacific as
they passed over the Pacific division. and
especially In the huge ferryboat Tacoma
by which all trains are carried across
Columbia River. He took much satisfac-
tion In inspecting the company's term!-
nails In Portland and In hearing from Mr
Mellen the details OF the mammoth I'M
provements now being carried out in tn
coma and along Columbia River, where
the new line is being built from Kalama
to vancouver. In Vancouver 81 900 900
bridge across the Columbia Will event
ually be built.
On reaching Tacoma Mr.. Morgan was
driven to the water front, where he In
spected the Northern Pacific terminals
including the half-mile OF new wheat
warehouses recently completed. He was
shown the greater portion of the Oriental
warehouses and other terminals. on which
the railroad has expended about $40, 900. OOO
Less than six months ago Mr.. Morgan
purchased the Dodwell line of trans
racine steamers anu turned 1t over to the
Northern Pacific, receiving therefor a
large check "a his commission New ter
minals are being constructed here with
especial reference to the development OF
the trans-Pacific trade and i is in this
feature Of Northwestern traffic that Mr.
Morgan has evinced especial interest
Outside Of Northern Pacific affairs Mr.
Morgan was most pleased i'm Tacoma
with a large collection of eIks' heads and
Alaskan furs. Of which he purchased
literally. His purchases were boxed to-
night and will go East by express to-
morrow.
SEATTLE. Oct. 1s.-J. Pierpont Morgan
will arrive In this city early tomorrow
morning by special train from Tacoma.
Mr. Morgan Will remain in Seattle to-mor-
row and will spend the day looking over
the city. With the party of clergymen
who are accompanying him he will leave
on Monday morning for Everett, where
he will spend several hours. President
Melien of the Northern Pacific will prob
ably accompany him. From Everett MIR.
Morgan wifi go to- Spokane on his way
East. From this city he Will travel over
the Great Northern as the guest of Pres
ident James ]. Hill.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Issue Is Honest Government.

A gentleman said to me to-day: After all
there is issue In this campaign and
dinary political sense. There is no issue such
as that which confronted Us In the last Presi-
Dental campaign. and In every Presidential
campaign that has preceded II. There is no
issue. l say. IN the ordinary sense. but there
is issue In n specific. distinct this
issue? As l have said before. on every night
that II has been my good fortune to address
the gentlemen whom l meet in these meet
ings repeat II. there Is issue and that
issue Is the same old issue of common hon
esty. II Is the issue OF "A government, decent
and honest. conceived and executed solely for
the benefit OF the people. IL IL the issue OF
common honesty. Ii is the issue OF good citi-
zenship against bad citizenship. There is no
grand national issue involved. II is simply
the issue Do you want good men in Office
that and nothing more. tApplausel
We contend that We present to you the only
sound solution OF that question. We do not
say that there good on the other
ticket. We do not say that we are the only
honest men who have been nominated for Of
nce but we do say that the Republican con-
yention was dominated and controlled BY the
Southern Pacific R1ilroad. and that Its ticket
dictated in the law department of the
Southern Pacific and that ~ thrown on
the streets from The window OF that depart
ment picked UP In the streets. brought into
the Republican convention and approved by the
ngureheads who sat in the seats OF that con-
vention. (Applaure
This is not mere idle rImor. gentlemen. I do
not ask you 20 believe me or 10 believe the dis
tinguished gentlemen who will follow me on
this point All ask OF you IL 20 rend the Re-
publican newspapers Read there whnt they
say OF the Republican ticket and OF the con-
vcntion that nominated that ticket Read there
what they say o! every man upon that ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Mission Lodges Entertain.

The several lodges Of the Ancient Order
OF United Workmen of the Mission dis
;rict entertained their members and
friends in Turn Verein Hall on Eight
eenth street last night. Following Is ;he
programme:
Music by orchestra: poem. Liberty Bell
taticn. r. +. Foote: song. Mrs. W. p. Mal!oy:
Slver Spray Quartet: vocal solo. Mrs. S. J.
Tuily: fancy dance, Miss Eugene Tully: har-
monica solo. w Rosette: song. 4. Lambert
Graeber's Mandolin Club.
Between numbers there were addresses
by Past Grand Master Workman ID. s.
riasns Ena a"% sr,nar "J rnns, .,onn.n;
language setting forth fraternity as prac-
ticed by the Ancient Order of United
Workmen. After tho programme there
was dancing until a late hour.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
ECZEMA $
IRON IS TORTURE:

Eczema is caused by al ncid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
skin and producing great redness and in.
farnmation; little pustular eruptionsforr,
and discharge & thin, sticky fluid, which,
dries and scalcs of sometimes the skin is
hard, dry and fssurcd. Eczema III any
form is torrienting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearablc; the acid burning
ha.,lor oec.;io to oozc OF end set the skin
on fire. Salycs, washes nor other exter-
-aal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
it will keep the elin irritated.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Wife Asks for Maintenance.

Ella GuptiIl. wife OF Thomas 4. Cup
till. designer and artist. filed suit for
maintenance against her husband yester-
day. She alleges that she commenced
similar proceedings some time ago. but
that she consented TO a dismissal of the
suit because Gupull promised her $50 a
month He lived up TO the agreement.
she alleges, for 4 few months and then
ceased paying the stipulated amount
Mrs. Guptill further alleges that her hus-
band Is very anxious to secure a divorce
so that ne can marry again. She also al
leges that ne has offered TO buy her n
home in Fruitvnle II she would consent to
his securing a decree of divorce. This she
refuses TO do. because the church OF which
she Is member does not sanction a d.
yorce
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Cabinet Visits Council.

President J. n. Bunting and members
Of the San Francisco Cabinet OF the Ma
tional Union paid a fraternal visit last
night to San Francisco Council. which met
for the first time In the new quarters In
the Red Mems building. There were in
structive addresses by the visiting officers
and upon the close OF the council a num-
ber OF strangers were admitted. An en-
tertaining programme of music, songs
sleight -of-hand performance and literary
numbers followed.