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The age-herald., 1901-02-13

Dr. Walter W. Hard, president of the Patent Medicine Mems Protective Asso- ctation. Is at the Metropolitan en route to New Orleans to attend the eighth an- nual convention Of the association
The age-herald., 1901-02-13
PERSONAL.

Col. J. J. Altman, Alderman from the Sixth ward. went to Montgomery yester- day afternoon.
The age-herald., 1901-02-13
For men betrayed are mighty, And great are the wrongfiilly dead.

We plead for peace. but the plea is In . the interests of those who suffer and die
The age-herald., 1901-02-13
ALL THEY WANT IS INDEPENDENCE SixtO Lopez Gives Attitude OI
 the FiHpinos | WRITES 4 LETTER ID PAINE if United States VIII Assure Them of Free Government In Future
 They Will Lay Down
 Their Arms. l
WRITES 4 LETTER ID PAINE

Boston. February t.-Robert Treat Paine, president of the American Peace Society, has received letter from Senor Sixto Lopez, which shows the attitude of the Filipinos on the question of bring ing the war to a close. The letter fol- lows:
The age-herald., 1901-02-13

Chairman Robert J. Lowe of the State Democratic executive committee. is in Montgomery.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Teiner Meuhe(murb,

Sobnstppn n, Pa., 3. Sanuar.
= 0as Iie6en Meilen BON bier gesz
gene GtGOt6en @caGp Qebel mar gs>
fbsrn frI6 Der S4ouplaB zines felgen
Meu9sImDrbes. Mife Spido, Elm
Gontrattor, febrte aug Der @ru6e g1r.
81 in Winbber, mo tr bic 8~eIeitigun9
bon Steinmafsn i6srnommen, na4
feinsm Germ 3uriid, dig plDBli3 UNI
melt ieines !5auies bier 2euts, bic auf
Der 9auer lagen, auf ibn 8~uiprangsn.
&ura baruuf fanb feline Samlls, bic
i'm battle tommen feben, 9piGO, ben
feline @ngreIfer niebergeItp9en, beS
tpuBffns ouf benz Wege liegenb uuf.
gbs er ftarb, bermo9t Der S9fper<
bertpunbete nod aus3ufagen, baB Ell
ner Der M0toer Elm podennarbigsr
Mtann, 0amens 8ramk1, mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Observation-Disclosures.

3tpei MGnner in elmer &o6len5eR bel
8iGk56arre umgtfpmmsn unb
stpei anbere f1bt[;9 perlsBt.-@in
GEnlifas ungiiid in Der Nd6c BON
Plpmput6.
WiItesbarrs, ga. 3. Sun. =
Die v9ins Ribge : 3tGs" 81 Miners
Sin mar bsute Der SduuBlaB eines
ifredli9en unglids. 0rei Mdnner
fu6ren Morgen8 Elm, UNI Rsparutursn
bpr3une6msn. unb ols lie gu Mfttas
nt6t tpieoer arfiiegsn, purosn mshz
rere cnbere Mdnner ab9si4idt, UNI
nafauitb.n. Mu9 bieie tsbrten niat
3uriid, unb eins grDBers Rettungs~
Mannf9dft bsgab It9 alsbann in bic
3e&e. I'm 8 u6r bsuts QbenO funb
6iefef6e Die 9ei9en bas Superinten@
benton 9. $. DiqiamS unb bes n5ire
8pb 8" Dm. Morgan. 8eioe paren
bem f~ogenunnten Na6i4tpuben gum
Opfer geFaGen. @e9s anoers Mdnz
ner bcfinben fi9 nod in Der Crude,
unb man g(aubt, bcB bieielbsn eben@
fans umgetummen Itno. Der @infu6r>
I9a9t 1T bnn Den %iammernDen Qngz
b6rigen Der 8ermibten um9ebsn.
Sn Der 3e9e g1r. 2 Der n9elatpare
&c 9ubTon So" gu Plbmput6 frat
bulte Na4mittag cine GrplpIinn I6laz
genper @stter Elm. 4nftber So6n
Be0usfD, tpsl4er bic @rploiOn feIbft
betI4ufoete, inbem er nit elmer ofFez
men 2ampe in cine felt LANCER 53eit
niht mehr bearbeitete &ummer trat,
nurbe augenBIiGli9 get0Otst unb feds
unpere @rbeiter sr!itten i4psre Ser
kBungen.s
(@PGkr.) - Die feds @srmiBkn
in Der r9ine &ib9e : 3eds" finD GEE
rettet tporben, iebp9 finb 3pei berielz
ben, Namens Garth unb Sortune, BE-
tpuBtfos unb bic Qer3te ertfdren, fs
f0nntsn ni4t nit benz 2sben baDon
fpnn1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Wrheit rub 0nhu.

81. gaul, Minn.. 3. Sanuar.-
Oas gsT4per6ezGomite Der SsGsgra,
p6i1ten Der vN0roli6en Bacific6abn, "
tptlGes it9 nod bier btFinbet, Pat cine
9o6ner606ung bon 5sbn pro3ent ber=
langt, min aber bon Der 5orDerun9
neuer gfeglsnents fir Die SeIegrap6is
fen obfte6en. @erii9tspeiie bsrlouz
tete. bic 8eamtsn Der 8uBn 6dttsn be-
ftimmt srfldrt, ie piirbsn feline 2obnz
erh0bung betpFqigen. uno ale llnterz
burblungsn nit ben Sele9rdpbiiten
feIen dbgsbroGsn.
Pittsburg. ga., 3. Sanuar. -
DIX 4rbeiRr Der rNationu1 SkeI
60" in Sharon, 3d., BADEN bic 2pbns
ItaIu fir 1901, tpobur9 Die 2D6ne UNI
10 Pro5ent 6eruubsr9efeBt tpsr0en,
unter5si9net. 9as neue uebereinfomz
men afFi3irt 400 Mann.
Die Q%fociatipn Der nWnsrican
8inbotp Slap 8orfers" 6at cine 8ez
iteuerung bon Der 6Glfte einss proz
gents bes tpD6entlt6en @erbieu1tes Der
Mitglisber gum 8eiten Der ftrifsnben
5eribsrglaszQrbeit in 8elgisn be-
i4lofen. Die @tsuer ergiebt 5000
pro DpGe urb fpirb per &abel na9
@uropa i6ermittsGt. So beiBt, baB
audi bic 6abritbaIiBer CUR l1nteritibz
3ung Der @triter hitragen. Set Be-
ginn bes Stritss in 8elgRn bat ii9
Der Support BON SenitergtaS bon So
600 big 10000 &iiten pro Mprat auf
rsniQer, olg 1900 &iifen bsrminbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Der. Sanaer bnn Baltimore.

9auptquartter: p@ermunta : MGns
rer9or : 9aue." 8rdlibent Span3
6altG, GIT. 222, NorO 6 2ibertBTtraBe;
SetrstGr Qbam SbTt, Ger. 1000, Tres
berid : Qbenus; S9uBmeiitsr s. 8.
Wagner; Oiri9ent .. Maamet. De-
legaten { @eriammlung ieben 5peitsn
Sreitag i'm Monat.
vNrton."
9auptquartisr: yM3s8antcs' SaGe,"
Rr. 81, MeIt<SapetteItroBe, cling
ftunbe: MittpOds; 0irigent: 5. Is.
Srant.
,8ermaniu 8 Mdnner9or."
9auptquartier: ,8ermunia : MGns
ner9pr : 6dle," gr. 41O-412, 49,
2OmbarbftraBe. GtngItunoe: Oon>
nerItags : 9irigent: @op. 8Ddner.
n5robfinn."
9auptquartisr: nSrp9Tinn : 9aGe",
Or. 1000, Sreberid : GDenue. Stngs
Ifunbs: Mittpp9s - 9irigsnt 8.
8rippeI.
u4rbetter & Mdnner6or."
!6auptquartier: @nbpeas' 9aGe, Nr.
314, 9unober ( StraBe. @in9ifun6s:
Mittpo6s - Oirigent 9. Mstdmet.
rSbaGta : Mdnner9or."
9auptqudrtier: n8Oigt's 9ale,4
Nr. 1122, SurfOtb : QlDe, @ingz
Funbe: 0ienfags - 9tri9ent: 8.
&riippeG.
r4r6eiter 6 2iebertafeL."
5auptquartier: N~eipbarot's 9aue,
Nr. 1913, @sif : 8rattTtruBe. Sing
ftunOe: MittpO4s. 0irigent Prof,
@oabru9t.
,MeBgere8 sfang>@eretn."
9ouptquartier: SOrban's 9aue, Nr.
"A, Centre : Mdrtet : 6pace. Sing
ltunbe: 0RnItugs - 0trtgent: S. s.
5runt.
r@i9entrun3."
9auptquartisr: 5. 3orn's 9ale.
Gde 3. unb 8Oug6fraBe; @ingTtunbe:
U2itttpo4s - 0irigent: s. &aroGus.
,Mo3urt MGnner6or."
6auptquartier: g.. 9artmann's9als
Ge, SefferIonItraBe unO Gentral@gpe.
Si~ng1iunbe: 9snItdgs - 0irigsnt:
90. S9loegsl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
@ermiiate teLearaphiide 9.peidcn.

@6drGes $. Oietri4 tp1rbe gez
tern in 2incpln, Nebr., formea ais
@ouberneur be5 Stdates Ne6rasfa in
1taafrt.
= s. 6. Mebber, Elm po6(6abenber
GARNER, beging in Der oorleBten Na8t
Bel 2isbon, Me., Sel6tmorb, inoam Ell
in feiner 99sune mshrere 9pndmitz
potronen our @rpIOfion bra4te. Die
GrpIoIion riff i'm in SeBen. Man
gluubt, oaB er geiIesgeftDrt mar.
= Rt6drb @arle, 10 Sabre aft,
nurbe geitern in elmer Sapeten : 5uz
BRIT 5l Nstp : Yprt BON Der MuF4nez
RE erfaBt unb gu elmer fOrmlOfen
Mafie 3ermalmt.
Sn Der umge6ung BON NeeIbz
biGe treiben 8siBtappen ibr l1rpefer
unb baben circd 20 Nsger : JdmiGien,
pel4e Ii4 tiir3li4 bort nieoerlieBen,
bertrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

fommeH, Der dGes Gd1I9e auf Der Grbe
bertilgen pirb.
OsTes 9ottbertrauen 9ie6t mir unb
msinsm 8Olfe Strait; oenn, lpo1en bic
R%egierungsn unS audi ni4t belFen.
penn @ott es gt6ietet, bdnn fper6en Tie
es bod t9un mifen. Damn iperoen
Ie IS ni9t Hanger me6r mil anIt6n,
baB 8inper uno 5rauen riB6unoelt
iperben. 0as Commencement ber Rez
publif befu6l mir, ii6er Sec gu gs6en,
I'm Die &egisrungsn gu bitten, unIere
9ere8ts So6e gu unterItiiBen, unb i3
bertrdlle auF Soft ben QQmG8tigan,
bdB er be Ser3en knfen uno aQel}sns
i8sn ndRer brinssn nudge gu Inn unO
3um @uten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
aeri6ner batte gel0gen.

8etbtebem, 3d., 3. San. -
Die 1enfatione1e 9eT9i6te, tpsG9e Der
13 Sabre afte G6artes &erI3ner err
3G6lt bate unb na9 DeG9er er am
Montag Na9mtttug bDn 3pei MGnz
nern entfi6rt nprbsn mar, nel9e i'm
nu9 mebreren Stunben entlieBen, ba
fs entbedt bdtten, baB en- Der unri9z
tige &nabe" lei, bat fi9 aIs cine fre9e
2iige entpuppt. @or benz poli3eifxf
@eorge, Der ben &naben beute Na8z
mittag I4Grf in's 8erb0r ndbrn, Tegte
@barIep Elm @eItGnbntB ab unb iaqte,
boB er bic @ei4i9te erfunben babe, UNI
Der @trafe 5u entgeben, ba er o6ne
8orniTsn feiner @ltern NIT Der SroIz
kD mad Mlertotpn gefo6ren mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Qus Guba.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die MonrOez
Dottrin uno bas autiinftige Ser
bdftniB Der SnfsG gu Den Ser.
Gtddten.

SetIaH uH9SluHRE3eH.- VIZ Ulplllue>
Oottrin uno bas 5utiinftige Ser
bGltniB Der SnfsG gu Den Ser.
Staten.
abana a, 8. San. - Der cubdniz
f9e 8erfaKunes ( @onbent befaBt Ii3
binIi9tlt9 beg 5ufunFtigen 8erbdfta
nifie5 5pii6en Gu6a unb ben Ser.
@taaten nit 5tpei grfldrungen. Die Ell
ne beitdtigt in erftsr 2inie cine Qcceptlz
rung Der Wonroe : Doftrin unb be
@fublirung freunbf4uftli4er 8s3iez
6ungen nit anen Nationen, unO entz
bdlt bes Weitsren tinen' 8ef9luB, In
alien 5Guen i'm boGfdnbigsn @inberz
ftdnbniB nit ben Ser. Staot.n DOr5uz
9sben. Sn apeiter 2inie b%efiirportet
lie, ben Ser. Staaten einen She'll Der
Sifte irgeno elmer 8ai an Der nDtOtiz
9en &iTte unb Der 5pei 8ais an Der
iibIifsn 8iIte fir 5tottenitationen
CUR 8erfigung gu itelen, auBerbem
Gon5efItonen gu getpdbren, tpie Tie fir
8ertRioigungsz unb Sunirun9s3tpede
bpqauF 6inrei9sn.
eSn britter 2ins ptrb erflGrt, baB
Cuba it9 Iriegsberett ma9t, am ben
Ser. @taaten gu beffsn, penn iOl4sr
geiitanb ben0f6igt lit.
Die an0ere @rfldrung beiagt i'm
Wdent(i6en: pa Der 8%erfaFungsz
Gonbent nut nit Der 2lutoritdt zines
Gonbents befleioet lit, ni4t aber nit
legislatiben Sunttionen, 10 fam Der
gonDsnt bic Bats fir bas outinftige
8erbdltniB ni9t arrangiren. Solte
8oibington jebo3 iol9 cine 0isfuIz
fon erpiinf6en, 10 1T Der Gonbent
DiGens, Die Q~rrangirung bes gegenftiz
tigen 8er6dItnifes gu beipre6en unb
barber Elm M6fommen gu treFfen.
0es Deiteren bsia9t bic 3peite @rz
tlGrung, bic 3tsGe bss Gonpents feien
nur barauf 9eri9tet, bus 9unb fir Ell
ne 8ecDnItruftion gu conIoGToiren.
Seine Wrbeiten 5ielten Oarauf bin, bic
funbgegebene 8oiitit Der Ser. Staaz
ten, benen Cuba bur9 un3erit0rbare
8anoe Der Ounf6orfeit ber6unben lit,
gu unterItiibsn, iene po1itif, bic auf Der
untpiosrrufliden Do6rung BON 5reEz
belt unb una6bdngi9teit auf Dem
ean3en amerifanii4en Continent baz
Iirt.
Die erTters @rflGrung berfOrpert bic
Diinf9e ber0 elegaten, tpel4e ben Ser.
@tauten freunOi4uftli4 geItnnt iino.
Die anbere Grttdrung 1T Elm 9egengez
piGt fir bic GrtremiIten. Man gIuu6t,
baB bic erIte @rfldrung burd9cben
tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

berbeigstauTsn fam, muBts stsi9faQs
in's 3sugengepabrfam panbern.
@dofe Oean Iugo, lie battle am Sage
Dor Der S9ieBdffairs Den RtpOlOsr
als @eT6ent betommen unS ibn Sell
Ter o~eaeiat, pei8er fA our6 Oas suz
fdIiq. 0oagefsn Oes S4ufss isIbTf
nsrnunhstp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
0ui's 4eue ttnminirt.

Musu It a, &c.,, 3. San. = 9unz
bss : Genatpr Wm. g. Srne lit in benz
grefutip : Caucus Der republican,
i9en Mitslisbsr Der 2egislatlrr bipu
boce unb untsr sroBem Gntbufidsmrs
ipisbernominirt tporben. Die Gebner
nabmen a0e @slegenbeit, ibrem tieFen,
8sbauern iitr bus tiirali6e Q6leben
Der gattin bea 8unbes : Senators
Musbrud an geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Seiner Wunbe erIeqen.

Rem sgort 8. Sunuar. = Sol.
9sler, Der 81 Sabre alte S9reiner
aus Nr. 900, 10. Npenue, tpel4er am
IA. DECEMBER, ME bumals 6eri9tet,
in Der Wpbnung Der S4auiptslertn
Sabis Dean in bemiel6en 5au1e ge.
T9ofen porben mar, farb geTtern
N6eno i'm yGooTepelt : 5oIpitaG."
@e0sr pFle9te Sable Dean gu be|Ilz
den, unb bieIe putbe uuter benz Ser
ba9t, ben S9uB uuf Seller a~bssFsuert
gu baben, perbuftet unb hftnbet Ii9
in 1nterfudunggbuft. On Dem 6etreFz
fsnben 4bsnb tparen be SO Sabre alte
Srau Suliu Sang unO bic 46 Sabre
dlte Srau Murp See bon glr. 218.
Wet 133. 9traBe, Bel Sable Dean
gum 9sEud. 9eibs purben als .3eu=
ginnsn feItg,9ultsn, unb Der in bem
0auIe pObnenDe WiGtum Sompfins,
tDel4er ben GauB ab0rt Ratte unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Sine 6bieaan'er SombcnoeIdfttr

G9tca9p, 8. Sanuar. - Sn elmer
Der Hii4sn oeS Sunnels in Ga @oltez
@trdBs, tpaher bon Der 8a6sGbubu Der
Nor0ieite beniiBt nirb, bat bic 9oli8ei
cine bermitkfit elmer @asrObre 9srgez
iteIte Bonnie gefunben. Sie BAT eiMn
entlafenen Mrbeitsr Der 8abelbabn.
@sielIHafI i'm 8erba4t, bic Bonnie
QeleQt 3u hQbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Meineib in gdsiouuasnrn,eken.

8uffafO, q. g., 3. San. =
Muf @erba9t, bei Gbei9sibungsz
PrpsHen frumme Prattiten betrieben
gu baben, tpurbs Der Nntpalt Oapib 6.
5ibeeralb auf @rrnb zines BON 8i6z
ter @arren 9. 9ooter i'm Sbergeri9t
ausgsTtelIten 9aftbefebls in 5aft az
npmmsn. 6ibgeralo lOa in einem BON
@l;3abstb @arlipp ungeitrengten @bez
iGsiburss 9ro5eB 3eugen 5umglein@
sin herleitet hnbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Giihnf Grnf arifnrben.

murquette. Mlia, g. San. =
8iI9of Sgnatius MraG bon Oar Dip
3Dis Gautt ct. Marie uno Mearquette,
1T bier i'm Utter bon 80 Sdbren gsitor@
ben, @r mar aus 0eTtrei4 ge6urttg,
nurOe i'm Sabre 1887 gum 8riefter ge>
peiRt unb in 1845 BON 8iI9of 3d.
augu, ban ~6eriibmten Snbiansr : mil
1iondr, mad Mi9igan 6sruFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
RirdiarOt ilbrr Drn gnrenfrieo.

Sin bsutI6sr Sourna(if in Rom
bate cine intsrefante unterrebunq nit
benz SberIt R;c6torbi, Dem 6:tannten
Sii6rsr in Der 6remosn : Qtqion in
SransbdaG. SbsrTt 8jc6iar0i lit poa
oe5 bGdItsn 2o6es fir bic Osutider,
bic ~beItdnbig 0unber Der SapFerfeit
berri9teten. 81 bieIt,n BEL 6apmas
far i'm Iprif so 0eutI4s orei SAGE
lang 1000 GnglGnosrn Stano UNI
muBten uur aus Mangtt an &qnonen
pei4en. SberIt Rtc6ioroi mar 3eu=
&c bes Sobes bes 2teuteuants b. Brill
tpiB, Der ii3 taoefIos 9efi6rt uno sinen
Itiaen, meIan6olii6:n @6araftar eez
3eigi bate. 8riiIetpiB erbielt einen
S6uB if6er bic Naie unb mar ioFors
toot. Nfs Die eriten Der ausldnojI6en
@olOaten be5ei9nei S6erf Ric6iaro;,
Der italientf9er 8aba[Ierie : STfi3ie-
mar, ben %. g." 5ufoIge, bic GaFen.
Sic BADEN, fa9t er ale fir einen Solbaz
ten n0fbi9sn @igeni6aften unb cine
&oItbliiti9teit, pie Te tein @oroat ira
geno peIf)er onosrsn gtation bfiB!.
Nas bic gngldnber bstriFft, 10 feien
bic Mittbeilungsn iibsr ibre @r3eFc
tbeiltpsiie iiberirisben. Sic reuben IL.
brennen, aber ME b6rte 8ic6tarbi au9
nur bon einem ein3igsn @ttpoItafte ges
gen 5rauen. Qorb 3obert8 6ielt cine
ftramme Ois3iplin uno lteB cine Heibe
bon Sploaten, bic geraubt battsn, Ell
i9ieBen. Den 8erluit Der @nqlGn0er
an Sobten (bur9 Sranfbsit uno8Gmz
pfe) beranf4Gugt aic6iarbi auf TO-
900 (?), ben Der 8oeren ouF 5000.
Die 8osren BADEN 6aute nod 10000
Mann unter @oFfen unb Munition fir
Elm Sa6r. Sbre ein3igs 9Offnung 1T
Elm Nufru6r in Der Sap : &olonie, tpo
10000 Mann in Mttipn ireten fDnntert.
Die Stimmung Der Sap : 8peren fsi
aud tFatfG4li4 iebr erregt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05

NeobfA, BON GaSIs am 10. aueuIt
nod 81. Sobna, MS, 6eitlmmt, 1T
bon 9tppbS ufs dbsrFuGGi9 ber8ei4net
tpurbsn. Seit isintr 46fa6rt bon @ae
big BAT man ni9fs mebr bon bsm
Shifs oeh1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Spatete &abelberidte.
Graf Dalbsrlte ansrbIid tort.
Ginem Barrier @eriibte snfpIse iDll
cr BON chem Sffisier Der Mliir.
ten aetDStet tuurben icin.

Paris, 4. San. - r9e SOurnuI"
bsri6tet untsr @orbsbaIt ben SOB
be9 @rafen WaGosriee. Dem &C.
rii9te sufolge ion er bon einem Diff
8ier Der u1iirten Sruppen getDbtet
porbsH fein. Die umftduos tperbsn
ni6t ungsss6en.
Gs beiBt, boB bas @erii9t IN Berlin
%eirtulirt, aber Der 8e%Itdttgung entz
bbrt.
Ibsrz
fallen.
9on99oug. 3. San. = Gtner
6ter einsetrofFsren Nelbung 5ufol9e
BAT fiir5li9 cine Rduber6anoe Oas
3puamt gu aum6uf i'm 8eIt RIDerz
Ottrift ibsrfa1en uRo boQItdnbig
dusgepliinbert, pp6si oas Raubgeiinz
bel 8eute i'm @ertbe bon $4,000 gez
madt baben ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
4 Nffaire Enhahh.

Omubo, Nebr., 3. San. = Sc
fern Ha6mittag erbielt 6. q. GubabD
tpieber einsn Brief, norm bic RGuber
pHberum bic 3uriid3iehung Der fir
ibpe Grgreifung aus9eebten 8e1obs
r1lng fprbern. Die 8Guhsr hrpben in
benz 8riefe mit @ernid1u.. Der garrs
gem Grbabpf4en 5dmilie. tuenn bic
bon Grbabp unb Der Stabt ausgeIeBz
hem 8elDbnungsn ni3t riidgdngis eez
n1dht nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Die Wpbnunq beg 6tn. 8:

- Die 8pbnung beg 5tn. 59.
Dinflsr an Nort9 : point : 8oao
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-19
THE MINNIE HEALEY.
Judge Clancy Makes an Order in Suit
This Morning.

In the suit of F. A. Heinze and the
Johnstown Mining company against
Carl kleinschmidt as administrator of
the estate of John D. Airport, the action
through which Elliott H. Wilson was
appointed receiver for the Minnie Healy
mine, the property involved, Judge
Clancy made an order today in con-
formity with the decision of the SUI
preme court in regard to Mr.. Wilson's
appointment as such receiver. AS the
upper court reversed the decision of
the lower body, the judges order Of to-
day Is as follows:
ITO e. H. Wilson, receiver Of the
Minnie Healy mine:
'You are hereby notified that the re-
mittitur from the supreme court in the
matter of the appeal from the order of
this court appointing you receiver of
the Minnie Healy mine, having been re-
ceived by the clerk of this court, you
are hereby directed to cease all mining
and development work. under and by
virtue of said order within the said
claim and to make no further expendit-
,ures than are necessary to clean out
and complete the timbering Of the third
compartment of the shaft and to prom
erly preserve said property and protect
the same from trespass until the fur
Their order Of this court"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-19
R00SEvELT'S GUEST OF HONOR
"Whistling jack Willis, of Missoula,
at the Inauguration.

1t is characteristic Of Roosevelt that
the door to his handsome room, which
opens so quickly to the senators, is no
less swift upon it's hinges for his old
companions of the far west.
One Of the proudest men who witness
ed the Inauguration was John Willis, who
lives in Missoula county, Montana, says
lhe Washington Post. He is one of the
favorite hunting friends of Mr.. Roose-
welt, who always calls HIM 'Whistling
Jack" That is the name he goes by in
the west where he always whistles, ex-
cept when he is stalking elk. He is quite
as mighty hunter as Roosevelt, and he
is tall, athletic mountaineer.
When the Montana hunter said fare-
we'll to Roosevelt the room was crowd
ed with senators and other distinguish
e.. people. The vice president introduced
him to everybody. II call him 'Whstling
jack" said Mr.. Roosevelt by way Of
explanation. He and have lived closer
to the ground than any other two men
of my acquaintance. 1 remember once
we were out when the thermometer was
mighty near zero for three days and
nights, and We hau no food but pan
bread. We We're hunting grizzly at the
time, and though Jack will not admit it,
I think he lost his bearings, and help
ed him find the way
That's right" said Willis, "and I
want to say that the governor is as good
a guide as any of them if you let him
go over the country once. He is going
out bear hunting with me again.
LAS sure as I'm living now" said
Roosevelt.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-19
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. March 9.-Cattle-Receipts
1000 head. Market, steady. Native beef
steers, $4@5.4O; western steers, $3.75@145 so;
Texas steers. $3@3.9O; cows and heifers,
$3.25@425; Gamers, $1.50@3; stockers and
feeders, $3.25@4.75; calves, $3.5O@7; bulls
and stays. $2.75@D4.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head. Market,
&c higher; heavy, $56O@5.65; mixed, $4,000
5.62; light. $5.50@5.60; bulk of sales, $4,000
.e2
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market, steady.
Fair to choice natives, yearlings ,$4.65@
); fair to choice westerns, wethers, $4.25@
4.65; common and choice sheep, $4,000
4.SO; lambs. $4.50@5.25.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-19
THE CLERKS UNION.
Refused to Endorse Certain Candidates
for Office.

At largely attended meeting of the
Clerks union last night an effort was
made to place the union on record as ia
voring the candidacy of the labor cam
didates in the municipal campaign, but
after a heated debate the matter was
voted down.
BY a majority vote of the members
it was decided that politics should not
enter into the union while in session.
1t is understood that a few disgruntled
members will make an effort to show
that the union endorses certain labor
candidates, but in view of the action of
the body last evening it will not be very
successful.
1t is generally understood that Jerry
Mccarthy has a cinch on the demo-
cratic convention, which will meet to-
morrow and that he will receive the NOM
ination for mayor. Dan Tewey and w.
H. Davey will also have large fol-
lowing, but Mayor McCarthys friends
are confident he will win out. earle Gal
iger is said to have the inside track for
the nomination for city treasurer, but in
view of the splendid record made by the
present incumbent, Ben E. Calkins, who
is also candidate for reelection, Mr..
Galiger's friends are endeavoring to dis
suade him from entering the race, as he
is too good a man to be slaughtered.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March Notwithstanding
4,500 head. Steady to strong; good to
prime steers, $4.S0@6; poor to medium,
$3.60@4.75; stockers and feeders $265D
465; cows. $2.65@4.35; heifers. $2.65@4. o5;
Gamers. $2@2.65 bulls, $2v0@4.25; calves,
$4.50@5.75: Texas fed steers, $4@5; grass
ers $4,000; bulls, $2.50@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000; to-mor-
row, $4,000: left over 1850. Active to
1Oc higher; top $3.50; mixed and butch
ers, $5.60@5.S5: good to choice heavy,
$5S0G5.9O; rough heavy, $5.65@5.75: light,
$5.700l5.S5; bulk Of sales, $5.75@5S5.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000. Steady, good
to choice wethers $4.5O@5; fair to choice
mixed $404.6O; western sheep, $4.50@5;
yearlings. $4.75@5.10: native lambs, 1850
5.45; western lambs, $5GD545.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE,

Chicago, March 19.-May wheat opened
at 76hM76A sold to 76h and rallied to
1878. Close: Wheat-March 75c; April
1914; May 76s. Corn-March 40; May
41as. Oats-March 4A@24A; May 25h.
Pork-March $16.1C; May $16.27A; July
$780, Lard-March $7.S2la; May $500
1.S2h; July $7.S2h; September $7S7E.
Ribs-March and May $7621a; July and
September $3.50. Cash wheat No. $50
~; No. red 72@76; No. hard winter p
M73'a; No. do 70A @721A; No. 2 northern
spring 76A@7S; No. do 751a@7S; No 8
spring 6SM75. Corn-No 2. 4OA @4O1s: No.
3, 39h@39A. Oats-No. 2 25A @26; No. 3.
25h @25A. Rye-5O1a. Barley 3S@56
Timothy-$4.5O FLAX $1.5212.