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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08
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benz Ii. Sept. enbenbe Wo6e f4lieBt
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1poftamte tpte folst: +:
oie POit TT often fir padet>G tide
bon 9 u6r 8ormittass Biz 5 ubr
Na4mittass, aussenommen SDnn=
tags.
S%rdns= QtIdIticz g o #.
Montag = 8 l16r 4benbs, na9
europa per Oampfer n&aifer 8ilz
befm Der 9rDbe" bia plpmoutb,
Gberbourg urb Bremen.
9ienfag : 9 u6r Qbenbs, na9
europa per 0ampfer st. 2ouis"
Dia Soutbampton; I'm II 16r Qbbs.,
mad europa per 9ampfer n@ermuz
mic" pia Queenstonn.
Mittpo9 : 9 l16r 46enbs, mad
europa pet 9ampFer rAuguitu Bic
toria" btu PlpmOutb, GberbOurg unb
9amburg (goit mad Srantrei9 muB
nper Qugufta 8ictoria" be3eidnet
fein); na9 Jruntrei4, Siioz@uropu,
@eppten unb 8rttii4 : Snbien per
Odmpfer n2a g~retagne" pia SABRE
CYpit mad anberen Sbeilen guropa's
mub rper Ga 8retagne" beoei4net
fein).
sreitag = 9 u6r Qbenbs, na6
Gurpbd Der 9anbfer ,@dmpQnta"
pia Queenstonn.
SOFT iii 9 ii B. unb Gentrulz
4merita, We tinbien
u. T. n.
Montag - II r6r Mbenbs, na9
Central mrifa unb SIb : 9acificz
SG1en per 9ampfer bia GOlon; na3
ZEN 2eenorbz unb WinbparbzSn5eln
8ritif6z, 6oGdnbif9z unb 5ran3Dz
iif9 : Guiana per 9ampfer rMaoiz
Qnd."
0ienftag - 1 nbr Na4mittags,
na9 Samatca per 9ampfer BON 3d.
ftpn; II ubr Nbenbs, na3 Surt5
sSslanb unb ct. Domingo per 0amz
pier .Nen : gorf;" na9 @antos per
Oampfer v8ritiib 9rince."
Mittpo9 = II 16r N6enbs, na6
Cuba per Oampfer r8igilancia;" na4
ben 8abamazSnieln unb Santiago
per 9umpfer nSri8aba."
9onneritag - 1 1br Nu9mittags;
no9 Sumatea per 0ampfer bon 3D..
ton; IL u6r 4benOs, na6 Neufunbz
Lamb per 9ampfer rSilbiu;" nu3
Snagua unO 9aptt per 0ampfer n2az
%nen6urg."
5reitug = II u6r a6enbs, nu6
Bermuda per 9ampfer nPretoria;;"
mad 9orto Hico per 0pfr. rPOnce;;"
rod Curacao unD 8ene5ueld per
Oampfer r3ulia;" na4 Sortune
SslanD, Samuica uno 9reptOpn per
0ampfer nNtbos;" na4 ben Ga Plaz
tazStuaten per 9ampfer Sailor
grtnoe."
9ot fir Reufunblanb bta Nort6
@Dbnen unb fir Wiguelon pia 3d.
ton F9lieBt bier tGgli4 um 3 ubr
Na9mittass; fir @uba bia 5lorioa
tdgli9 um 1 r6r Na4m.; fir 9onz
burus, Sofa Gica unb Guatemala
pia Iaetp : Orleans, tdgli9 UNI 8 u6r
Nbenbs.
srans paciFic gpF.
Oonner flag - Z u6r 46enDs, mad
ben 9bilippinen : Snfeln bia San
SrantiscO; nu4 Gbinu unb Sapan
pid Sdcpma.
Samtdg = 7 upr 46enbs, na9
Auitralien unb ben 5iiizSnieln Dia
8ancpuber.
9is qoit nu6 9upuii, Sapan,
Gbina un6 BEN 9biGippinen bia San
5ranciscO f4lieBt bier tGgli9 UNI 7
llbr @6enOs Bis gum IA. @eptem6er.
Srans : pacific : poit lpirb tag
Ii6 gum Q6gangsbufen beF0rbert unb
arrangements iinO 9stroffen fir be-
rem ununterbro9ene ueberlanb : 8ez
fDrberung.
g. Oaptes WarfteIb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

Nus Con DOertrtenz& r /
E n. - General : Qieut, 6. Srpint
@alfer, Der Gommanoeur Der nDrO.
It6en @irginier Nrmee Der GonfDcs:
rirten, 6at oon Marplano ben Oberi
0infielb peters uno ben S6ert@6as
9olo5borpug6 al8 Mitglieosr ieineS
9tabe5 %ernannt. Sberit Yeters III
6iilf5 : @eneral : Qoiutant. General
Walter ipuroe i'm Qprtl in Dallas.
Ser, an bic Stelle be5 geitorbenen@e=
neralsQ8aoe 9ampton erlpd6lt. Sberi1
Peters organiiirte 3ipet Der Bel item Ga
ger in MarDIanb. WG6reno bes 8iir=
gertrieges btente er i'm 1. MarblGnz
Der Snfanterie : Regiment, comman=
btrte cine Snfdnteriez uno &apaQericz
46tReilung i'm nOrbliden 8%irginien.
Diente unter @enerdl See in etnem
4mbulun3 : Corps, ging BON Nppo=
mattor na9 SobnfDn'5 Nrmee gu
Greensboro, mo er Der &ubauerie=
GSforte Dss YrGItDenten 0aDis 3uqez
tbeilt pur0e. Sberi G6urles 8olos=
borough mar erit in Der 6lotte ber
@onf0oerirten unb oiente oann unter
Mps6D.
Srauungen. = Sm Glternz
bauie Der 8raut, Giibz8 81 TtraBe
copulirte 9uitOr q. 6rieor. Sterger
6rn. So6ann garI 9eif9tnger uno
6rau Qnna Maria Sobn. NlS Srauz
8eugen fungirten 6r. Sobann 6. Gar
fen unO 5rau 2pOtu 2arien, - 81
gleifer 3eit fweierte Der Batter Der
8raut, 9r. MoriB @Obn, ieinen 80.
8e6urtstag.
- 9eriel6e 9aitor cOpulirte i'm
6auie bes 8rGutigams, Nr. $50,
RamiepitruBe, 9rn. Carl Miqer nit
6ruu Gatberine SCHUBERT. 3eugen
paren 9r, 9ermunn s. GarmaB UNI
6rau Wariu 8armaB.
= gbenio copulirte berIelbe Baz
itor 9rn. Snbann u. Qdermarn uno
6rGulein Sbsrei e Sbermann. 8etDe
Iino iunge Qeute BON OItz8uItimore
Die i6re @o6nung an Der 8anfz, na6e
@orolineftruBe, be3ie6en peroen.
- 9r. 6rietrid 9offmann, eir
Bidder auf Dem 8unbe5 : 8iiItenper=
mefungs 9ampFer ,0inbom," uni
SRI. GIiiabetb 9iIDebranOt puroer
am Samitag Q6enb BON paitor Sd.
9uber in benz Bfarrbaui Re Der b.zGut6.
ct. MattbGtz8ir4e gum 8unOe fir'a
2e6sn bereint. DIS Srau3eugen fun
girten 6r. Carl 8erner uno Srau
unb 6r. Carl Sbon.
Oie .GGifton W6eeImen"
ge6en beute &6enb i'm rG6attplaneez
9otel" cine S6eaterDortelung, 9aa
Stid 6eiBt: Sine Stubie in
S4par3." Inter ben Mttpirfenben
itnb: 9oruce 90. gorter, pel4er lin
S9atten Der paImen" aus r5loroz
bora" Iingt; SRI. GGa 2int pirO Se=
lectionen aus rMatb Martan" por=
trugen; Die 30. $. %. GaDe unO 9eO.
@iImot bringen uls ri4pur3e 4omOz
bianten" cine Menge frii9 importir=
ter unb eIbftfabri3irter8 aIausr aufs
Sapet. 9r. SEP. Mittenborf, Der
nmeni4li9e SpOttOOgel," pirO feline
npfiffigen" &iinite 3eigen, unO SRI.
Maub gmprp prOOu3irt ii4 in neuen
9Gn3en.
@ermiBt. = Der q : iG6rige
8. 9. 2erOur pirb felt @amitag
Nbenb 6 ubr BON ieiner elterli9en
@O6nung, Rr. pa. Off 20. StraBe,
permiBt. @r geb0rt gum 9ermei=
~iungscOrps Der rMstlifen MarpIdn=
Der 8a9n."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

Wetterausfi9ten. Sir
Marplanb unb ben Siitritt golumz
bia flar unb pGrmer am Wontag,
tbeilpeiIe tribe, biellei4t Regengife
unb tibler am 9ienitug, frii9e iiib@
neitli6e Minoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

Qrunbelz unb 9onarb : Gpuntp unb
bic 81, %. unb "a. Warb unb
Der f., s., g., 7. .unb 8. preainft Der
18. Warb Der Stabt Baltimore;
6. Oiitritt = Quegonpz, @arrettz,
Wafbingtonz, Greberids unb MOntz
gpmerb : gount1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

pat gatienten.-S SIN
bieiigen 9aiteur zSnftitut" fanben ge@
ftern 5tpei 9atienten Qufndbme, pel6e
BON toQen &aben gebihen fporben hi
rem. Der Cine par Elm 8aumpolz
Matler, Namens cSobn q. @ant BON
Burlington, N.zG. 9r. 9ant lit 55
Sabre aft. Gr tpurbe am 4. Septemz
Der bon elmer bergelaufenen 8aBe am
&ingfinger Der re6ten 9anb gebiHen.
Den Sopf Der 8abe bra9te er nit
na9 Dem Snititut. Der onbere patient
tit Elm 6zjdbriger Snabe bon Rome,
60, Ndmens Heuben 8. glart, nell
der am Is. Quguit in Der elterli9en
Dobnuns bon Der 9ausfaBe an feds
Gtelen Der linfen 9anb gebifen parb.
Der aopf Der Sage uuroe benz Or.
8. Sertel BON 9ome, Ga, gegeben.
tpel9er e~onitatirte, oab bas Sbier an
Der 1pbrpp9obid lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08
4ns heln .Snucrn MarBlanb's UNI
ben angreu3snben Staatcn.
g M Il nfall.

Sci 8Gasgom, @u., so Meilen
r0rbli9 BON &oanote, entglette getern
Na9mittag Der pafagier5u9 Nr. 3
Der ug1orfplf : Meitern : 8ubn". Die
2ofomotiDe unb 5pei WuggOns GIN
gen cine 8Di9ung binab. 2ofomotipz
Tiibrer 6. M. Stpatne unb 6ei3er u,
81. Mnberion tpurOen lebensgefGbrli9
perpunbet. Cont nurbe Niemanb
berlebt.
g 6par3e S6anbbuben.
Sn Selton, Del, eretgnete it3 gez
ftern cine blutige Scene 5pif9en See
germ unb @eiBen. Die Neger Sobn
nnb @pan 8snion ma4ten tpegen Ell
mes permeintli9en Sniults einen 4nz
qriff ouf 8eiBe. @or einem 9otel
parteten bic beiben S6anbbuben auf
bas @rf9einen bes 9rn. 2emuel SO.
@putt unb elmer Qn5a6l 8eiber, BET
beren @ri4einen iie Seuer erDffneten.
3pei 8ugeln aus SObn 8enion's Rez
polper trafen Wpatt unb 4nt6onp
@eparb. 2ebterer iturb. Die gfeger
entfloben, tpurben a6er fpGter tpieber
einaefanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

6eute:
@enrenaufgans ....5.41 DtOnountersaHs ..1o.lA
@onntHuntefsnIa SGT
5ohHutb 1l.G6 Vloraeus uuo 1l.4O A6tHos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

DIE IL, 70. lnD "A. WdrD unD
Der A., s., g., Z. .unb 8. Preaintt Der
18. Warb Der Stabt Baltimore;
6. 0iftritt = Nneganpz, Sarrettz,
Daf6ingtonz, Greberidz unb Nontz
gomerD : Gountb.
9abt @arten, $40 @. .SibSIe.St
MMSerfuGbGtcS GpnSert
ieOem Mben6.
CttO SteR' friiber 8 N''Tr0nt=Str'
8afeba1I. = Die 8dltimorer
fpielten geitern in Detroit nit benz
iiblt9en Pe9 unb ite6en ieBt am @nbe
Der r4merican Qedgue". Die 9etroiter
mu9ten II unb bic 8altimprer 6
nRuns". 5plgenbes lit bic Score"
bes Spieles in Detroit:
Su Sttrpit.
9ctroit ............ q 0 0 0 Q 0 0 Oil
Bie erfplgrei9 bic @pnntagsz
@piele in ben ne ftli9en @tGbten Iinb,
betpetien Die Sptele in Gbtcago un0
ct. Qouis: in er1terer @tabt tparen
17,1OO unb in IeBterer 1880 gu
f9auer auf Dem SptelplaBe. Die
Score" 1T, tpie folgt:
Sn ST. 9ouig.
Ct. aoutg .......... 0 0 0 ? 0 0 o 0 %
gOitOn .............. 4 l 0 0 0 2 2 0 Go
Sn GBtcuuo.
Grtes Spiel:
Ebirooo 2 0 . / O 0 90
8ai6instOn ........ 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1-3
8p.itcs Spiel:
@bieaoo ............. O20O1OOOOOOO %
8ui6inoton .......... 0 20O0O010O0 0 053
Gus benz mittleren Std<
ttons6aue.- Ser Neger @iqin
6obbs BON Hodz6au, W&b., purbe gez
ftern i'm mittleren Station5bau5 E bonn
&abt 5e6ttg tpegen 8ubeit0rung an
Der 2ig6tz unb 8rattzS traBe CUR
3a6lung BON $75 Strafe unb Soften
berurt6eilt unO na4 Dem 8efdngntB
geidnbt, bu er 5ublungsunfdbig mar.
Die Negerin Marb Sorman BON
Ir. 80, 0aptss@ traBe, ioIts tpegen
3ube1t0rung $50 unb Soften berap=
pen, fie panberte aus ben Ielben Grim
ben tpie S9obbs no9 Dem 9efGngniB.
Ssnalb Barn BON Ger. 1905, Glib
GoreDzS traBe, purbe tpegen tbGtlt9en
Nngrtffs auf So6n S. Barter BON gtr.
TAI, 9otterz Nbsnue, CUR 3a6lung BON
$40 @trafe unb Soften berurtbeilt.
Ser Nngrtff ereignete fi4 am Sumftag
@tbenb in Der Na6barf6aft DON
M}ar1lunbzN Denue unb 8iOblezS traBe
auf einem Waggon Der &oldnbz8artz
2tnie Der eleftri54en S%traBenba6n II.
tpar Elm b0Qtg unprObo3irter, ba Bar
ter, pie er be6auptete, tetn Wort gu
ieinem &ngreifer geiQgt bate uno i'm
ni9t einmal fannie. Barn, Der benz
Nnberen einen 70 beftigen StDB CAB,
baB berIelbe binaus auf Die StruBe
flog, fibrte gu elmer Gntf6ulOigung
an, baB er CUR 3eit ~betrunfen getpeien
mar.
Sames M}iiiid, elm Su6rmunn,
tpurbe fir Die 8unbesgeri4te feitgez
6alten, ba er am Samftag Nbenb NIT
ieinem 5ubrpert unpOrii4tiger 8eiie
ben 8rieftaiten an Der SIDE BON
9reenmpunt= unO 6drfDrb@Nbenue
5ertriimmerte. 8oli3iit Ruppre4t
bate i'm berbaftet.
TciTrnSc natb europa, saiiDn 1902
tDnnen 1. uno 2. &lafcz8uiiiten auf
irgenb elmer 9ampferz2inte bur9 uns
belegen, S4tffsplun, Qbfubrtsplan
II. I. IN. uuf @erIangen 5ugei9idt.
Sbeo. 8. 9tener C 6 o., PaFaz
g%ierzNgenten, Ger. Ais, Water=S traBe.
MusGdnbiI6es @elb, We6Iel unb Gre=
bitz8riefe. 9eutfdes 9elb gu per=
fdrfen. "a Sents brp md~f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

9abf @arten, $40 gS. =SiDOIe= Ctr.
MMSertpGblteS G%OHsert
ieOen Mbeno.
Cttp Stef, friiber 8 T.=TrontsS Ctr.
c351-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

GA s. ET II EA.
Tragt die SOi8SOt8, Die IT Inner esauf HABIT
'9 9as (<AAHZAI[W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

9oaioapftrabensSAe - Otsie
@o9s: .Sbt Great g8bits 1iamonoA.
rNubitDrium : Wuiif : SaQe."-
Sieis No9e: ssbat's al@.
mSoro's Spernbaus". Oieie
Q8obe: st. anu".
n@leetriczpart." - Seben 4benb
uno Notwithstanding @auOepias, gOrRcaun.
gen.
Sbdbp Sibe part Grii6er Mestsr's).
3daliS irsis gauOspiut- @Orfsaunssu unb aans,
Wuff.
pabit=@ Garter, 800, Metzgibblez
Strabe, Stoen abeno ausertpdbltes Gou5ert.
9rpbes babii6es 8pltsfeit-beute,
NoataQ, Den s. Sept, i'm v@~eteuOIgart.1 @ctz
Baltimore trabs unO @arriiOn=9uae.
pimlico. = 9roBe &ennen am g.,
g., TO-, II. unb 70. scptcmbg.
yPrpfpect : garf." = Sair unb
stsnucn am g., TO-, IL, II. unO 10. September.
@roBe 5eier bes Seuti6en Sages
Greitaa, ben z, September, i'm sSarleD=9ert1 On
Der fnrfnrh-sRnn nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

grinft Senub'S Sbce nnS Saffec
Mesen Nuulitdt unb Preis ieit 80
eSa6ren berii6mt.
6. .. &ennpG 60. 55 2dben.
S6ee. &dffee. 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

8afebaI1. = Die 8altimorer
fpielten geitern in Detroit nit benz
iibli9en pe4 unb ite6en ieBt am @nbe
Der rNmericun 2edgue". Die 0etroiter
ma9ten II unb bic 8altimorer 6
rRuns". 5OGgenbes lit Die Score"
bes Spteles in Detroit:
ST. Sttrpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

S etterberidbt.
Ser, gtddten @ettersSureau.
baltimore, ben 7. Septeulbtr 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

TctIcnSc 1t0b Gnrppn, Satlpn IJO2
tDnnen 1. uno 2. &lafez&uiiten auf
irgenb elmer 9ampferz2inie bur9 uns
belegen, S4iffspIun, NbfubrtspGan
II. I. IN. uuf 8erIangen 5ugei9idt.
Sbeo. 8. 9iener C 6 o., pafaz
gierz Ngenten, Nr. Ais, Waterz@ traBe.
MusGdnbif6es @eIb, Me61el unb Gree
bitz8riefe. 9eutf9es Gelb gu Derz
taufen; "A Gents pro Ma~t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-08

996ner unb gemit6li6er bate Der
geItrige 4usflug bes nSapd6if6en
-@Gngerbunbes" nu9 Puul 9u6er's
gurf an Der @nnupolis : &OaO tdum
berlaufen tOnnen, ais biefes lpirtIi4
Der San mar, unb bafir peroen Die
S6eilne5mer an benz gelunqenen 6eite
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Hon. w. S. Hill, the next congress-
man from this district, and Col. R. H.
Henry, editor of the Clarion Ledger,
and Mississippi's commissioner to the
worlds fair at st. Louis, both ad-
dressed the people of Chickasaw
county, at the court house in this city
last Monday morning. Both addresses
were of the up to-date class, and we'll
appreciated by the large audience
assembled to hear them. Mr.. Hill, OF
course, talked politics giving most of
bis time to national affairs, showing
the inconsistencies of the Republican
politicians in charge of the govern
ment, and bis remarks were heartily
Cheered by his admiring hearers.
Commissioner Henry talked about
great expositiOns, calling attention to
the fact that Mississippians have al.
ways been slow in showing to the
world the advantages of the state, but
said that day Of Indifference has pass
ed, and since the legislature had ap-
propFiated $4,000 for the exhibit at
st. Louis, the state would make q
showing worthy of its name and fame.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22
GOOD CROPS IN Kansas,

Kansas is again experiencing a good
crop Of corn; wheat and oats. Not
withstanding that land values are ed
vancing very papidlyi and are sure to
be double their present value in less
than two years, we have succeeded in
securing the agency for a number OF
fine farms and ranches in Southern
Kansas, the garden spot of the state, T"
which we viii be able TO offer very
reasonable for a few weeks. Our little
booklet. giving full descriptions and
particulars, viii be mailed free upon
application. Address,
The KANSAS REALITY Co,
Box 600, Oswego, Kas.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

A National Ordinance company
with capital stock Of $3.50, 1000 has
been formed in st. Louis to manufac.
ture devices patented by General H.
P. Harris These devices mean cart
ridges and other explosives to be used
by the latest pattern big guns of the
government. General is a Mississip-
plan, a resident of Summerset, and
will receive the congratulations of all
his state friends in the sucress Of his
labors and the crowning Of his genius.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

An old German farmer died up In
Kansas the othor day leaving quite an
estate and fifteen grown children.
See what an example of frugallty and
thrift this old man and his good wife
have set the younger generations.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

A Tennessee editor, to boom his
subscription list, offered with each
new subscription either q bible or q
bottle of whiskey. The revenue OFF,
cials arrested him for dealing in liq-
uor without license. He must not
have had many demands for the
bibles.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Perhaps one reason a mother is
more willing to do things for her chill
dren than their father, is that she
doesn't have to pay the bills.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Silver dollars are not used scarcely
in New York, the claim being made
that they are too bulky. We have
never noticed anything like that.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Cotton report and prices today:
Ordinary, nominal. Good ordinary, 7
1-2. Low miidling, is. Middling,
Sis. Good midd'ing, 5.16.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

The president of Nebraska Univer-
sity has refused an increase Of salary.
New way to get his name In the pa
pers.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Secretary Wilson's date for q de.
cline In meat prices is on the will-o'-
wisp order.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Ex-senator PETER has shaved OF
his whiskers. But he's a "has-been"
now. No one cares what he does.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

THE VOLCANOES DEADLY WORK.
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book ever published Complete, thrilling and
accurate account OF the greatest disaster that
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PompelL Tells how Martinique, one OF the
most beautiful Islands In the world was sud
denly Transformed into a veritabl5 hell
About 500 pages, profusely Illustrated with
photographs taken before and after the dlsas-
ter Practically only Martinique" book In
the field for every one now insists on having
Prof. Morris book and no other. Best author.
largest book best Illustrated, selentlncaly ac'
Enormous profits for those who act quickly
Most liberal terms. Outfit 10 cents Don't
lose minute. Send for outfit IMMEDIATE
LY and be at work. The chance OF Q life
time for making money.
Clark q Co., 222 3. 4th Sc, Philaden-
phfa, Pa. Mention this paper.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

Soon we win no longer hear the
doleiul hum Of the mosquito.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Bi.Oo A YEAR
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

oKOLoSA, Miss, OCr. 22, 1904.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22

BY receipts as per statement
Balance on this fund ........
Water and Light Fund Co.
Okolona messenger., 1902-10-22
December
January

Ahren & OFT Mfg Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-20
SUIT AGAINST
ARTHUR BROWN.
Wife Institutes Proceedings for
Separate Maintenance.
SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS.
Estimates Her Husbands Estate AT
Nearly 100000 ana Says Mrs.
Bradley IL Devisee.

isabel Cameron Brown this afternoon
ala a,,, ~ en- distrlct cour. AGAINST
''0u " 'N'' - N''0 80
ex-senator arthur brown LOT sVp"'''e
maintenance The complaint reviews
nIl the sensational matters connected
,,.,n, A. p,,,,,n t,,oa,oy coso which
VIZ" '"0 Dio" - ''''
nave appeared In the puOIc press LOT
several weeks past, and alleges that
niantlff and defendant were married In
s,~.. ,o ,o-o. ~, d,rl,o
inns o''y Va 0ep'' AZ A'''' N'''
said married life defendant mas accu-
INFLATED n large amount Of property In
t,,oh taoho ntiohtoan and Missouri
'"'' '''""0' -'N"'a"" - 80,
the total Value OF Whlch hirs' plo""
estimates at 1921, 2iS. She also alleges
that defendant is capable OF earning
and receives as his proportion OF the
profits Of the law business Of Brown q
Henderson not less than El,O0O per
month, and says that her only income
Is derived from the rentals OF property
owned by her which only amounts to
mn average of IS a month Mrs. Brown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-20
CASE ON ITS
THIRD HEARING.
That of Kate GutheiI VS. ], 7. Gil
mer ct al Proceeding
TO RECOVER SUN OF $500,
Alleged TO be Due on the Purchase Of
the Peabody Mining Claim
In bingham,

The third trial OF the case Of Kate
Gutheil, Administrative OF the estate OF
Moroni Williams, deceased, VI j. I.
Gilmer, Monroe Salisbury and o. ]. Sal
lsbury, doing business as Gllmer, Sails
bury & Co., was commenced before a
jury in Judge Stewards court this
morning, The action was originally
brought in October, 1899, to recover the
sum Of $500 alleged to be the balance
due on the purchase price OF the Pea
body mining claim, located in the
West Mountain mining district.
1t Is alleged that on Nov. 90 1882,
Moroni Williams and defendants en-
tered into a contract for the sale Of
the said claim 10 defendants for $4,000,
of which amount slO,50O has been paid
IL was agreed that the balance should
be paid out OF the proceeds OF second
sale OF the property to other parties.
such second sale was made on April
20, 1894, but defendants failed to pay
Williams the balance due on the origin
al purchase price Hence judgment Is
asked for $500, with interest at per
cent from the last named date,
on the first trial, Judge Morse In
structed the jury to return verdict
for defendants, which 1t did, Upon APP
peal TO the supreme court a new trial
WIS granted. on the second trial, Judge
Morse granted defendants motion for a
ncn-suit, but. upon the showing made
10y plaintiff on arguments for a new
rial, he reversed himself and granted
a rev trial, and the case Is now be-
fore Judge Stewart on such behearlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-20
HEWLETT BROS. CO.

other things he says in the circular is
the subjolned:
IL feel that there are important rea-
sons. which the stockholders should
have an opportunity 10 consider, why II
would be against their interests to give
their proxies to Messrs. Hawley. Gould
and Hartman.
1T Is hardly necessary to state that
Mr.. Edwin Hawley controls the Color
ado Southern railway
''Mr. George j, Gould controls the
Missouri Pacific system which includes
the Denver & Rio Grande and Rio
Grande Western railways.
"Mr. ". H. Hartman controls the
Union Pacific railway system.
"Messrs. Hawley, Gould and Harrl-
man have never before had any inter-
est I'm the Colorado Fuel & Iron CONF
pany. had nothing to do with building
1t up, have no personal knowledge Of
It's properties or business. and can
have but one object now IN asking the
stockholders 70 put It In their control,
and that IL 10 operate II In their inter-
ests and their railways and competing
coal enterprises. II must be apparent
that these gentlemen, owning a COM
paratively small interest In the Colo
RADIO Fuel e Iron company, and very
large interests In direct competition
with t. are not justified in asking the
stockholders TO turn over the control
Of the property TO them and leave to
their direction the fixing OF prices their
railroads shall pay for the products
Of the company which they may buy,
to arbitrarily raise the rates OF freight
which, the company shall pay on the
lmmeute tonnage Of raw products II
uses in the manufacture Of steel or the
finished products Is sends 10 Market or
to eliminate its competition with the
other coal companies in which they are
interested"