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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28
AChIld' d'SCPU

Pierces the mothers heart like sword.
Often the mother who would do every.
thing for the little one she loves is ut.
tterly impotcnt to help and finds no
help IN physicians, That was the case
with Mrs. Duncan, whose little one was
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

almost blind with
ofula. But
fortunately she
was led to use DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry and so cured
the child without
resorting to a
painful operation.
The great blood
purifying proper
ties OF DR.. piercc's
Golden Medical
Discovery have
been proved over
and over again in
cases of scroiula,
eczema, eTuptlona
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

FCsON LODGE NO. 4, A. F & A. NJ
plated communications on the second
Friday of each month, at 7: 80 O'Clock
p the evening, at Masonic hall. Notice
special meetings will be given by
POSTING blue flag. Visiting brothers
re cordially invited. Geo. f. Kohler.
Plaster. Il. J. Roskruge, Secretary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Notice is hereby givenihat at the foregoing
meetinR an adjournment was duly msae o
sATt'RDAY. January 25th, 1907, at the same
hour and place. s...,.u,.
January u, 1902
Isl pub Jan. - last Jan. "a.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

The entiys amount Of
money prizes ofered in tho
SehtlItmg's Bsss baking
b0wder adveytisemenfs wtU
6s ba1d in this county.
One hnndred and faUenty-
fve dollars each month for
four monlhs-S5oo tn all.
Haze 20" made nb jour
mind rVAat yonN do wttA
the money wAen its yo"rs?
Send only the brown
coupons found in baking
powder tins.
Do not send other COL
ored coupons from other
Schillings Best goods
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

fEAbS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.
Never endure this trouble. Use at
F III" remedy that stopped 1t FOR
\. A. Webster. of Winnie. Va,
writes: 'Dr. Kings New Life Pills
ply cured me of sick headaches l
suffered from for TWO years" Cure
Pdaaho, Constipation. Billiousness.
an druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Do YOU seek employment? II there
is a vacancy in your line The Citizen Is
Classified Ads will find 1t for you
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

OFFICE oFTuE s0crmERS Pacific RAIL
sS~si tomPSnY tos Asi2oaA.a san FfAaeisteo.
tAi June r. is5i The Rabusi meeting ot tAe
stsse kheldess ai ihe Aonthsra FAefde Railroad
sogs paas tof AfaGnns for she eietitea uf bl-
Esr iaFs tot fEe sssains year, and Tor ths tfsts
&ctlon OF snsh afA~f business As aaSf be afnogh ht
BEFORE tbs sa@@sans. @iii fse held vi thH usae4
81 the Iofs p@sy, Ia the E4sF AZ kaa FFAsesses.
state of California on wEflN K.si1Al. tAs 3V4A
da y of luiy, 1891. al ~ u'eGrek& IN.
j l. NIkLECTT, sScfet&sy. !
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

N XAVIER CAMP NO. 8, WOOD
eiEN OF THE WORLD.--Meet every
tr8t and third Mondays at 8 o'clock
m, in the new A. o. q. W. hall.
listing members invited. Henry
Rlellnlsh, Consul Commander. l.
Neustetter, Clerk.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Notice is hereby given that at the foregoing
,,aatins an asi silouTnment was duly made Ia
SATURDAY, January ii. 1902. at the same hour
and place. ,,,,r,.yr e......x~
December 2sth, 1922,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

ne French Restaurant serves the
meal in town for so cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

cCSON CHAPTER NO. 3. -~ Royal
krch Masons, meets In Masonic hail
bn the last Friday evening Of each
hon,h, sojourning companions In good
banding are fratsrnally invited. Geo.
Fhand, II. P. @. J. Roskruge, Sec
5e,ary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

TEACHER OF MUSIC.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

LODGE NO. 3, |. o. o. F.-~Meess
krety Friday night at ! 30 o'clock As
a. 0. L. W. hall. Visiting brothers
toraiA..y invited. Samuel Heainses,
Noble Grand. n. Mitruvich. secfst@-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

koKine IL hssxlf gives EhA4 81 shs toF@szal ns
meeting a. sd Sss4sf q meet WAs Salf ssssese AZ
v Kns sEsIAS, Aaggss Tfss. 1853. as thR sAssss
rk&es sa3 h1Sss.
! l. wtLRAstrT'T. sserss&sY.
August sah, tsas-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

kaiins IL hsr@aY giVen th&t at shs fo'sxatas
gse9s3Bg a. ssFsf@asat wAs 5a3y made 10
" EDN GAuA1. A@xsst tsh. ts.8 81 10 o'c4psk
Es-. As the eAsA@ sssses,
wsftGCTT. SECRETARY
1aly stiA. sAaa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

1CsON LODGE NO. 3s6, b. p. o.
ELKS,-Will hold regular meetings
bn the first and third Monday eve
bings Of each month, at 7: 80 o'clock.
Visiting Elks are cordially invited to
luend J. b. Finley, +. Il. f. j.
Prppe, secretary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Notice is hereby given that at the foregoing
,u.atiog an sd dtournmest vas duly made ie
aATrRbAY. December 18th. 1891, a. the same
hour and place ,.-.,. o.
December II 1901.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Notice 10 hsFshF gtTea that as the fssegsiF IS
EsreslAR an ass ssseasnHaesa Gals made "a
AEuA AEsbAI. @a3Y atth. 1881, al 10 os1essA
- Sa-
l. wil1CCTT. ster*s4sT.
yuiy 10 iaz!
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Notice IL h~Fxsa Kfses that sa ths teras9Ams
smseslnN as sss ssafsASa4 wes awBt sss3s ~
VI KnN EMHAY, A&psess h~s -, swss- ~ tes ss ~
hvsas ard Fsae&- -
aspssmksF 4. tssa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Kotlre IL As4~ssy ftvsn thaE at ths fNfewasRs
ysaeettns an al SssaaFnment wss asiy Eases se
VI WEpSExDAl. nea4saxt a9sh. 1906, al his SAINT
Aasf Aad rsaes- ..
gseaohes tS. Ea4s4
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

METRE 10 AsFeAs gtses. tAss ss TIE f@ssEa3a as
sSsa&iax as ~ sos fnsns1f uAs au}g sBssae s4
N Epk EsuAf Isttastswf aaA. fskss A4 the sAs@s
h@as &Ha g.SasN4 -...
NwrassasseS issh. SA3
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Ncales 10 h@svsy gswss tAss &s Tbs ssf@esa -
sssheasnx as ASsn& IN sa8ns 8Nis Mszs@ IN
WEnNRAsa AssgAsEh@s =. s~cas 81 i51 sass
hssEf aSS pg&aws .
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

kIz0NA COMMAEDARY NO. /,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.--statsd con-
flsye frst Friday OF each month, as
30 p m. soIourning Sir kni7hts
kourteously welcomed. John Gardiner
G, c. q. ]. Roskruge, Secretary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

kIzoNA LODGE NO. /, a. o. U. w
sleeu in A. o. q. W. hall every
n cines,iay evening at 7 p. IN. Visit"
Bnx brothers are trafAgnAlly invited.
y. Angus, NJ. W. Thomas Conlon,
Recorder
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

gastgfs i. heFsET efYen thaa at tbe 'oF@Eosee
sse4tsns 40 A85satEmsus wss Ag3F aaAsss sss
WFpN EspAY. pestehef saAA. 1Rea al tts - aEsss
ti SIS sad Fgss'e. -
Dsaoss3E lBaa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Notice Ia hereby given, that at The foregoing
meeting an adjournment waa daly made io
SATCRnAY, pesse m her I&ih. 1901, at the same
hour and place -...
November 10, 1901.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

orFicK oFTuEsocrmERS PACIFIC KAfL
gvwsi IoEnPsnT toE AFi&oaA.3 s4n FfAarist.o-
C%i lane ~. is5i The RHbusl meeting Of tAe
siss Ah@iaeFs 81 Lac sonIhsrh Faeide Railroad
SoEh paas tot Af4&uaal spF tbe eierilea af 5i-
Ysse tors tot the snsains year. aud Tor tha tFADs
actl1a of snsh otA@r business As may be brought
eesarw tbs saessins. ~iii ise sarld NJ taw eecs
state of CagstofniA % wEi1N K-I,AY the sv4A
dsy nf lafy, 1891. al 10 u'elfte q en-.
J. l., WiLLcCTT. s~cfet@yy.
sesics 10 hsrses xt.ea that AZ the isyewsssss sss
aaesslRR an asstssafnmeHi aals Hkse ~
@kpAEsnAf. v @asy atsA. 1854. al 10 essaeA
- sa.
~ wii1cCTT. seer*sAtT
Eostes ia AsressY givvn ,hss at ,hs iosssasas
Hss@s3Bg aD a. sFsf2as@t wA& 5a1y made 10
u EpNEAsaA1. Asxast 1sh. Ista as ID ee4eeA 9
wIi1CCTT. seesvsasv
luiy staA. sssi,
kuaaee IL heeshe gives tkAa 81 shs sesss@l hs
meeting A. sa}@afn meet wAs Aalf sssfs Al
v xIisEsbAT, Aaxyss gfsa. 4~aa al tAR s@sss
'~ IL wILAcuTT. s~erxs@sy.
Aueass 9ah tsss-
Neaaes 10 A~rvhy gsvss tAas &s Tbs sss@ess ss
smesasnx aA aSFeSs~msns ~as 8sls msa@ IN
wEpsRAnAT MesAs@sss =. asSa, 81 Tbs Sass
~'''' -" a.L wtt1rcTT. SECRETARY
ASg1sa III. ssat,
Notice IL a&sxss 9ssem that 81 ihs seressss as
sfsEsnAr. sspss@s@s - 'sss, .. ,s* saaas
hssas ard FsAE&
sspasnhsF &. fses.
Naslsa 10 Assehy sssem. tAss 81 The iesses3s sc
zss@siak as ~ saa fnsrsssai wAs au}Y @sss* II
. Kps Esn41. 0essaef asa. 1854. si the sAs@s
wn1GvrT, seetst&rv,
awraeEaheT tssh. sAal
gss4sfs IL AeFshv ef.en that at ths foregoing
sae<ssns Aa 483satnmsns wss Aalg sa&sa" ss
wEpNEspAY. Uet@hef s@sA. isea al the AEsss
y ''' s 1T wiLtcvTT. Secretary.
oeaos.~s q lsea.
xo,les /. Ass&ssy given, taAi at ths fe'vsa1ns
nesting Aa al sssufnmept wss asiy sasSe ss
WEDNESDAY. oeaoAst @sSh. s~ai, al tss sssns
""''' "'" N S.t. wsihUTT. SECRETARY.
ocashes is. isas.
Me,,ee i. hereby esreH ,has ~ 'he 'otevoine
meeting "a 81 lugFHm~Bt wss daay mad" III
wEpSEspAY. SosemseE tstta, 1884. al TEE s&sas
"''' "''' f IL wlLLcuTT. Secretary.
October 10. 1851
Notice 10 hereby given that at the faTseafus
meeting 50 adloafn meni wss daly "a ede 70
SATURDAY. SovsmesF Seth. 1921, ai thS same
"''A' @''" IL wiLLCUTT, Secretary,
November IL. 1861.
Notice Ia hereby given, that ai The fereRo'n q
meeting au adjournment waA DALI made 10
SATURDAY. December Itih, 1891, at the same
hour and place ,,,,g,,..r-r s....
November 10, 1901,
Notice is hereby given that at the foregoing
meeting an sdiournme't vas duly made iG
SATURDAY December 18th. 1891, a. the same
h""' """ IL wuLCUTT. Secretary.
December II 1904.
Notice is hereby given that at the foregoing
meeting an adjournment was duly made Ia
SATURDAY, January IL, 1902. at The same hoa'
and place. u,,,,-,.,.,r ea,.,,.xr
December 2sth, 1902,
Notice is hereby giventhat at the foregoing
meeting an adjournment was duly mSae W
sATCRDAY, January 25th, 1907, at the same
hour and place. ,,,-., ,.o.u,ax,
January u, 1902
list pub jan - last Jan. "a
EEFECTIVE AT ONCE-The Him
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Resses il hereby gipes thAs ~ thc s0FevoiuR
vsae4tgng aa al sntsYusnvft wss daily ma8@ sss
IA EpNEsnAY Sws.tn her tsta, 1894. al TIE saEas
hpsif and pissS. ...-.
October sa 1861.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Nosire 10 hereby given that At the taFSEafus
meeting a. adJossfnmeni Wss daily "a tas "a
| SATURDAY November 1th. 1891. at tas sarns
| hour and place.
/ November IL, 1861.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-28

Asgusa ii. sssa
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08
THAT $4,000 NUGGET.
on Miners Diseuss the Big Find aod
Think Story Is Stsaisht.

A dispatch from Baker City, Oregon,
in yesterdays paper, reported that u
Chinaman who had leased the Salmon
creek placer mines, had found nugget
worth el5,OOO. The dispatch stated that
that il the largest nugget ever discover.
ed in the United States. but it failed to
say whether it was pure gold, or whether
quartz WAS intermingle,i with the yellow
metal.
A nugget Of this magnitude, free from
quartz, would weigh 73H pounds, with
gold ut seventeen dollars an ounce. which
il the market price OF gold in that sec-
ton of Oregon.
The largest nugge, Oi solid gold ever
uncovered in the history Of placer min.
ing was the one ut Mt. Moliagel, Aus
tralia, in 1869. II weighed l9O pounds
and was valued at $+5 100. The largest
one interspersed with quartz was found
in 1872 in New South Wales. 1t tipped
the scales at 64O pounds and was worth
$4,000.
A nugget II ON exhibition ~ me win
dow OF n Riverside avenue jewelry estab-
lishment. II is triang,,larly shaped,
with its longer side about seven inches
long. II has quartz mingled with the
gold, and il valued at over 500. With
this as a standard, one can easily imag.
inc the colossal dimensions of nugget
worth $l5,OW.
A. J. Miner, an old placer miner, who
has followed this occupation since 1919.
and who was resident Of the different
California dixyinys in their infancy and
who participated in the stampede into
the Oregon camps at the first excitement,
and who mined ut Elk City, Florence
and Pierce City, Idaho, in the heyday Of
their glory. WAS aske.l his opinion as to
the probable veracity Of the above men.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08

There In nothing in life more enjoyable
aud at the same time ~ beneficial to
both mind and body, as travelling. A
m"'ern railway journey, intelligently
taken, tends to prolong life, break the
mOn'tony Of existence and acts ~ pam
acca for dull care, by taxing M out Of
the well worn channels of worldly and
business struggles. Before starting upon
II trip. whether on business or recrca.
tion, II is well to inquire and investigate
the various routes. and choose the one
Offering the hest inducements in the way
oi comfort and attractions. The trav.
eler, the tourist or business man IN wise
IN selecting the Rio Grande lines in u
journey to and from the east, M II offers
every comfort and modern convenience
to suit all classes oi travel, with an ar.
ray oi scenic attractions unsurpassed in
the world. Castle Gate, The Canon Of
the Grand, Marshall Pass, Tennessee
Pass and the world renowned Royal
Gorge are but u few of these attractions
seen from the ear windows. Three fast
trains daily between Ogden and Denver.
Pullman palace and ordinary sleeping
carr on all trains to Denver, Omaha,
Kansas City, Chicago aud ~. Louis with.
out change. A perfect dining car SER.
vice. Agents throughout the northwest
can sell tickets via this route. For
rates, maps and full information or for
copy of beautiful booklet, "With Nature
IN Colorado" write or call on W. &. Nc
BRiDE, general agent, or NJ. j. ROCHE,
travelling passenger agent, ia Third
Street, Portland, Oregon.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08
Suit lnvolving La BelIsvisw.

A suit for the sale Of valuable mining
claims In Grant county, eastern Oregon,
that the pr1sssis may be divided be.
tween the three owners, and for the pay
ment Of &5O,OOO m j. II. Parker, has
been transferred to the United States
court from Grant county. Mr.. Parker is
vice president of the First National hank
OF this city and asserts In his complaint
that, together with the defendants, he
is owner Of the la Belleview, south
l"le, Lolita lole, Hope laie, Mountain
View lsle and the la hlleview and
Wild West mill sites, known as the
Cable consolidated quartz mining claims.
lie also alleges that he has lien On the
claims for t5O,OOO. The plaintiff then
AYERS that the property cannot In par.
titioncd without prejudice to the own.
crs, and he therefore asks the court ior
an order Ia sell the property, the first
$'AI,OOO ri the pr"'ee'ls to he paid "a hlm
and the remainder to ls divided bctwer
the three men.-lhrmNrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08
toned lispasch.

toned dispasch.
III remember correctly" said Mr..
Miner, "the diggings ON Salmon creek
are near its mouth, at its confluence
with Bennett river. had claims there
in the early sos, and the gold Of that dis.
trict WAS unusually clean and smooth.
During the time was sluicing on my
claim II German, in u section III country
not far distant from where this present
find is reported to have heen made, pick.
ell up u nugget that weighed $33OO. II
was absolutely pure. failed u see il,
hut II WAS taken to Walla Walla, where
thousands viewed il.
therefore, from my personal knowl-
edge and acquaintance Of the district, !
am not inclined to stamp the story ~ u
fake. am, however, astOnishel that
the Chinaman would allow the find W
become public. This IL the only reason
that leads me to believe that the story
may be exaggerated tO some extent.
You know the Cinnamon are not legal
ly entitled to own claims, but are only
permitted To lease them. Naturally,
it is to their interests to conceal bly,
strike.
"rhe largest nugget ] ever saw WAS
found by youIg hoy on Scott river,
California. II WAS worth about tl5OO. !
have heard of them being found in Cali.
fornia valued as high NJ ttAAAD. The placer
digyings in Idaho did not carry especial.
~ coarse gold. II was mostly fine, hOnr
gold. The coarssst gold in my recOllec.
ton came from Oregon, and IL is my
opinion that this nuxgest il the largest
ever found in the United States"
James Gl"ver mined in that region 81
Oregon in '68. tie said:
"The gold there was sinvnlarly free
from quartz aud very pure. ! myself
washed ont nu.yst valneWi at tl+i. Itis
my belief that this $4,000 one is the
largest ever discovered in this country"
-Spokesman.Review.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08

Harrison, the Giant Powder man
wants every miner to make his Office
headl quarters when in Sumpter.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08

Leave your measure for suit Of
clothes at Neill Mercantile cOmpany's.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08
The Bes. is None Too Good For You


And We can furnish you with the nEsr ior
no more than You might pay for the
WORST, therefore, don't throw away good
money for poor service, but II y"u are
going east, or have friends coming west,
let us tell you what We can offer on Chi.
cago. Washington, New York, Boston,
~. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and
all intermediate points. Our rails are
laid In fourteen different states Of the
Union. Communicate with us regarding
freight and passenger business it's u
pleasure to reply to your letter.
J. G. LINDSEY, u. II. TRUNBULL,
7. y. Il =. A., Commercial Agent.
l+2 Third St., Portland, Oregon.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08

something TO depend upon-Giant
powder.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-08

Hoffman's Bakery makes u specially
Of furnishing ice cream for parties.
Prompt attention given all orders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
Malobr6nSe i'm @rfen.

Nf61anb, Sre,, 10, Nuguft. -
Walbbrdnbe, tpel6e i'm StsttDouz8ez
birge niit6en, ri4ten in ben Settionen
Der 8eaperz, 9ungrbz unb @rpBe
Greet rube groBen S6aben unter
BEN Sorit6eItGn0en an. Die Gntitez
6ung Der 8rGnbe ntrb in ben 8eri6@
ten mil Der grpBen Grbitterung in
@erbinOung 9e6ra4t, tpelfe unter ben
8ergleuten iener 8agenO gegen Die
5orflGnbereienS8 eiiBer beftebt, tpelGe
i'm 2aufe bes Sabres SauienOe bon
@fern on ii4 gsrifen BADEN.
8attle Safe, WDo., 10. Dug.
- 9rei rieiige Soritbrdnbe piitben
i'm umfreiI e peniger Meilen BON unz
ierer Gtabt, urb itebenbes 9pl3 i'm
Wert6e BON 9unberttauienben BON
Dollars lit bsreits 3erit0rt, un0 Der
S4aoen miro in Die M}iQionen ge9en,
fpenn ni4t 8egen Die 5lammen
0Gmpft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
R1hte ieinen Batter.

0aG1as, Ser, 10. Nuguit.-Nls
bor IA Sa6ren George 8urte in Der
Ndbe bon San Nuguitine, Ser, Sips.
Mlurp6D ermorbete, aber BON elmer
Surp freigeIpro4en tpurbe, i4por Der
bamals ~10zjG6rige SO6n bes @ri4laz
gener, ben Sob ietnes @aters gu rdz
fen. Nm Greitog fam benz jungen
M}anne Der angebli6e M0rber in Ell
mem 2aben in Nacogbo9es gu @eii6t,
unb er bate ni4ts Giligere5 gu t6un,
als' i'm auf Der Ste0e Undergraduate
BEN. Damn fteQte er fi9 ben 8eb0rz
ben, fpurbe aber segen cine 8iirgf6aft
BON $4,000, tpel6e dngefebene 8iirz
ger Der @taOt fir i'm iteuten, auF
freien SUP geIeBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
sIannh Sannnl6ef's 9nfanh.

Saratoga, R.zY, 10. &uguit.
= SIN 8efinOen Der 6rau 5annp
SunuuI4et, Der berii6mten @aauz
fpieIerin, pel6e am Greitug einen
S8laganfaQ bate un0 auf elmer
Settle geldbnt 1T, mar Bis geitern
Nbenb leiber feline 8eferung eingetrcz
ten.
Srau Sanauf6et mar am 20. SuIt
1880 in 8rag, 8D9men, ge6oren unO
ma6te i6r Debut ais S3auIpielerir
in 8D6men i'm Sabre 1916. S6re er1te
&iinitler : Sournee nu9 Nmerita
unterna6m lie i'm Sabre 1867, tebrte
na9 europa 3uriid unb lam i'm
Sabre 1880 1pieOsr. S6re grOBten
Stolen tparen: n9eborub," nMebeu,"
n8riinnbitbe," rNOrienne," n2abp
Macbeth" nMarta Stuart" II. u.
SIR leBtes Nuftreten auf Der 8ii6ne
mar in Der gfoQe Der nMutter Mtanz
bel6aum" in vS6e @reat Diamond
8o66erD." Sic bat mebrere @erm0z
gen eingebiiBt un0 le6te IeBtbin in
fiimmerli4en @er6dltntfen unO in
ben leBten Monaten aus Dem Grtrage
elmer 81 ibren @uniten DeranItaltetea
8oriteQung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
annnn ilber Die Nrbriterfraae.

G9autuuqua, 3.>g. 10. Dug.
- Sentpr 9anna 1ielt geitern por
Der G6autuuqua : 41ociatiOn, Dor
elmer 10000 80pfe 5GbtenOen Menge,
einen 8ortrag iiber ietn jeBiges 2ieb=
lingt6ema n8apttaI unb Qrbeit," mel
der i'm @roBen ur0 9an5en nur cine
Wieber6olung ieinsr por einigen Saz
gen in urbana, D., ge6dltenen Reoe
mar. Gr betpnte beionDers in ieiner
QnIprudr, buB ieiner Nleinung na6
Der 4rbeiter 5u einem gr0Beren Sc
tpinnunt6eil bere4tigt iet, ais jeBt
bur9 ieinen 2o6n reprdientirt miro.
9te ieBige Welt muB ii4 ben 9e0an>
fen a6gep09nen, DAB 3pii6en benz
@s6irnur6eiter unb benz Nrbeiter nit
Der f9pieIigen 6auit elm l1nteri6ieO
beItebt unO ie muB ii4 an ben Sc
banfen g%etpD6nen, buB ettpE5 CUR Bel
Ierung Der algemeinen Gage Oes Dr.
beiters getban perben muB. SIN
ue6rigen iteGte Der 8e0ner ba8 8ez
ite6en BON MonopoIen in ben Ser.
Staaten in 4breoe unb erfldrte, baB
bic ein3ig bier eriittrenben MonOpcle
bic BON benz 8dtentamt gei9affenen
Ieien, fpel6e a6er benz @rbeiter bur4
@rlei9terung ieiner &r6eit nur 8or>.
t6eil brtnqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
@rrmiidte trLcarapLiide geneldrn.

- Sin neusr 5etnO Der Edrtottel
lit in Orange : GOuntp, 49,, in Sc
itaIt zines tleinen &GferS aufgetreten,
melfer Ii6 in Die Stauoe bineinfriBt
urb pisiel6e gum @eIten brtngt. Mtun
6dlt benieIben fir gefd6rli4er als ben
GOloraOotdfer unO bat nod tetn 0}itz
tel gegen Oenielben gu entOeden per@
mD6t.
- 8unbesfenutor @. 81. Glart bat
ZEN in 6elenu, M}ont., eri3etnenOen
.SnOepenbent," ba8 dlteite, in engl;z
i6er @pra6e erI6einenOe MOrgenz
blatt iene5 States, fir $4,000 8ez
fault.
= 9as 8eI6naber bes Gontrez
Qbmirals @bans, beteben0 aus ben
66iffsn n&sntufp," nNepzO orleans, "
n6eIsna" unb n8itsburg," lit gu
GbemuIpo in Gorea angetommen.
= Sin CUR fat6oltI6en SOmmer>
f6ule in Stiff : 9uoen, Bel 9lattsz
burg6, N,zg,, ge60ri9es 8e6du6e, po=
rim ii6 cine &egel6abn unD Quarttere
fir 9ienft6oten befanOen, 1T burd
5euer 5eritDrt poroen. S4oOen
$4,000.
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un0 philadelphia Shines" in 9bila~
belpbia ba6en iid cOniOIiOirt un0 ers
i3einen BON beute an unter benz Ndz
men .9u6lic 2eoger ottb t6e 9bilaz
belp6iu Zines" Der 9erauSgeber
1T 4Oolpb 9. Dds.
g. s. Conner, Elm tpo6l6abenoer,
maize Utica, N}i8., po6n6after 5arz
mer, erf6lug borge7tern &benb feline
i'm G6lafe Iiegenbe Satin nit elmer
Dirt uno begging bann Selbfmoro
bur6 GrBdngen. Ser Mann mar 8etz
ftesgeitDrt.
Sn NGentopn, 9a., bradte
6urrD g. @eTton ge7tern Bertha 8.
8rofpn, feiner @e1ie6ten urb ii4 ielbit
in Solge zines 3erpiirfntfes i4pere
G6uBpunben Bel. 8eiOe le6en nod,
t0nnen iebo4 nt4t bapOn tommen.
Der Mann fotp4l, fpte bas 6rauen=
8immer 1T q Sabre alt, Bertha 1T
Die Satin BON 3o6ert 81 8rotpn,
Ie6te ieDo8 felt lGngerer 3eit BON
i6rem @utten getrennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
snutnea fritifirt ednrman's aehe.

8 o 0 n, MfaR., 10. @uguit |. -
Yrdiibent 8eo. @. 8outtpeq BON Der
4nti : SmperiaIiIten : 2igu bat in Ell
mem Idngeren 9umpbGet Die ReOe fri
tifirt, tpeI4e 8rGitOent @4urmdn
bon Der eriten 9btlippinen : Commit
1iOn am 2. Qugut in Gbautauqua,
N.zg., gebaGten, unb fiibrt barin bes
@eiteren aus, buB ST.. S4urmun nit
bieier Rebe ieben &nipru4 ouf 3ugez
60rigfeit CUR @ntt : Smperialiftene
2tga bertpirft babe. n9rn. 94urz
mans 8eDe," fagte grdiiOent Bout
tpsG II. o., ritebt i'm greGen NfOerz
fpru9 gu Dem politif4en 9lau6ensz
befenntniB Der anti : imperialtitif4en
2tga uno bebeutet cine tp~eitge6enoe
Gon8efiDn an Die imperiaIiItii4en
Softrinen."