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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-30
GttunS NcrcS untcr Scm Wfpno
Gt6's RnbH= @artcn, A. Suli=9Suhe.
Cl80-8lJ

Sn @uton C 8urnett's
n8uineB college" beItanben
Die Na9benannten lire Sa6reSzgriis
flung: !6arrp .. Rue, 2llpis g. Rope,
Samuel Rubin, 5. 80. 6olmes, 6. %.
Grant, u. 81. Grope, %. g. &eGep,
s. W}. @ta6n, s. g. W}ercer, s. %.
Miuer, S. 5, @oonep, 9eorge 4ItOuter
un0 Sri. Qi35ie Smith pOn 8aItiS
more: SRI. Marp 6. gnior BON M}t.
8aibington, MO.; SRI. 8ruce 6.
M&apnabier BON 6euiton, Mb.; SRI.
@li3abetb Wiie bOn Onuncof, 3D.;
SRI. Marp 6. 3aplings BON 9ort
9epoiit, Wlb.z SRI. Ma6eI 5paIbing
BON fountain Miqs, Mb.; Clarence
6ammono bon 8rooflpn, Mb.; @eo.
q. S6au6 ppn @atOnsbiqe, Mo.;
RaIp6 s. S6omds BON 8%udeDstppn,
Mb.; 8alton 80. 8enB BON Spring
6orge, 9d.; Charles q. Darner BON
Soreitz6iG, Mb.; G6as. 80. Opings
BON 81. Denis, Mb,; SO3n q. pin
Def DON GodeIspiqe, MD.; gilbert.
2effier BON SABRE be Grace, Mb.
Rad Is s abren.- SbomusG,
8ingats, 81 Sabre alt, miro beute
aus Dem MarblGnOer 3u4tbuuie entz
lafen perben. @r purbe an 30.9to>
bember 1897 gu III Sabren 3u4tz
6dusbaft perurtbeilt fpegen @rmprz
bung Des g2egers Sobn gOOmbs am
27. 9opember befel6en Sa4res, Orei
Sage Dor Ieiner. 8erurtbeilung. Die
Morbt6ut trug ii9 uuf Der Sarm
@ingate's in Charles : gOuntp gu
unb mar bas Reiultat zines Streites
ii6er bic Sbeilung bes auf Der 6arm
geernbteten MaiIes. 3pei Sabre unb
il Monate perbsn Dem 8erurtbeilten
in 5olge gutter 4uffibrung gei4entt.
Gr ar6eitete Die gan3en Sabre in Der
6emoenfabrif unO befinOet ii4 frog
Der langen Daft BEL gutter 9eiunbz
beit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-30

9 ing ms @e6felgez
f6Gft.- lieutenant 6uQem be-
trte6 geItern 46enb elm 8el0pe4ielz
@eT6Gft i'm mittleren Stations6auie.
.3pei feline MGo6en, Maggie Munz
Der Don gr. 81, RorO : GulOerttr.,
uno 8atie Mlc9}amaru BON Nr. 227,
Norb : GalDertitraBe, bra6ten ibm
einen f4pur3en 8elobeutel, ben tie an
cer @de BON Saratoga unO 9abt5z
StraBe gefunben 6atten un0 Der $500
in etn3elnen Gentsn unD etlt6e 5
@entsitiife ent6ielt. &aum mar 2ieuz
tenant 5uQem nit benz 3G6len bieies
5unbes fertig, al5 9oli3iit 0&u6one1
flint junge 8rie9en, Namens 9arrp
&arntes, 2ouis &%epIepri8, 8eOrg II.
SumeS 8antes unb G6as. SrboOeS,
tpegen Ru6eit0rung an Der RogerS>
4penue ein6ru9te. NQe Stint btnter>
legten ie $2.45 collateral" in %ein3elz
nen Gentitiifen, unb 9r. 6uqem bate
nun bus 8ergniigen, 1925 SUPPER
miin3en nu63u3G6Ien. DIS er bumtt
fertig mar unb bic flint 9rie4en nit
maliti0Iem 2G9eln oas StatiOnsz
6aus nieber berlafen 6atten, fanote
Der 2ieutenunt ben Selep6on@8eOien>
iteten So9n &eQe1 nit Der 8upferlait
aus, um in 6ena96urten GB6duiern
qupiergelo ober 5ilbermiin3en bufiir
gu er6alten. Na9 %ungefd6r elmer
Gtunoe langem l1m6erIaufen tebrte
Der improbifirte 8anfbote beOeuten0
lei6teren 66rittes 3uriid; er mar feiz
ne Gait Bis auf $50 @entitide lo5gez
poroen fir 9apiergelb un0 Sil6erz
miin3en. Die $50 &upfermiin3en
perpadte 6r. 6uGem 6u6I6 in %
G~ent5fiife ent6altenOe RoQen fir
3ubi 5e6tig; bic 6penber bes 8uz
pFeriegen5 nerDen 6eute pa6rf6einz
li6 ni9t auftau9en gum @erA0r; es
piiroe i6nen aud jeOenfaQs ni4t5 nil
BEN, benn f6perli4 piiroe auOt 6e6z
tig i6nen na4 an Der W&ii6e, Die Der
Da9t6u6enDe lieutenant ge6ubt, ben
@efaGen t6un, fe itraffrei gu %entlai~
len unb bas 9elO in i40nen gfoten
pieOer3uge6en.
9eger ngdmbeln." Ser
geant S6oemud un0 flint Poli5iiten
bonn mittleren 0iftritt unternubmen
qeftern Na6mittag 4 ubr eine Ra33ia
uuf oas 6aus Oe5 gtegers Charles g.
@6erfpoOO, g1r. sos, GulOinitr., unO
ii6erraT&ten iieben g}eger bei'mGrapz
Spiel. Sic nurOen aGe Iummt benz
6ausbeno6ner berbaftet. @egenSber>
ppOo paro bic ACKNOWLEDGING einge>
trugsn, 6afarbIpiel in ieinem 9uuis
erlau6t gu baden, Die unoeren iiebeH
Reger perOen bes 9uiurOipiels am
Gpnntug bef6ulOigt, mas nit 81
Strufe uno Soften gea6nOet miro.
Gr fam pieber.- Sames
McRanus, Elm 81 Sabre alter, bdus
flyer geiu4sr i'm mittlerenS tatiOnss
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Gus BaItimuresG nunth.
nMebr 2i9t." = Gin a4t Sabre al
ter &nabe %get0btet. - 8eri9iebez
mes aus benz Gountb.

ter &na6e %getDbtet. - 8eri9tebez
nes aus benz gountp.
Die GpmmifGre BON Baltimore
Gountb baben am Sumftug i6er cine
4n5abI Qpplitationen I'm Qnbrinz
gung bOn eIettrii9en 2dmpen beraz
then. 3uerit fam bas @efu9 ber8e>
ppbner bpn Holanb : gart bpr, I'm
4nbringung DON 3O2ampen i'm reuen
Sbeile BON Rolanb : part, ipetli9
bon 3olanb : Qbenue. Die Commit
iGre bef9lofen, Is 2ampen bafelbft
anbringen gu laifen, unb erfu4ten Die
petenten, bic Srte an3ugeben, an be-
men Die 2ampen erri9tet perben iolz
fen. 4uBerbem bef4IOfen Die Cont
mifdre mod, folgenoen 8egenben oes
Gpuntp's meme 2umpen gu liefern:
Oenmor : Barf 2, Dalfer : Ibenue,
9ifesptue, 3, an Der StraBe bpn Der
&eifterstopn : Surnpite 4, anW2ount
gleaIunt : 4penlte unb an 2ombarbz
StraBe 10; an Baltimore traBe, 3ptz
f9en 9igbIanb : &penue unO Der
Stubtgren3e 3, 9alet6orpe 3, Some
Lamb : Nbenue, 9opdnstopn, 6.
S9redIt9er Sob zines
&ndben.
Wiuie grommer, Der 8 Sabre ate
@o6n BON Wm. Grpmmer BON Warz
rem, 8. Otitrift, tpurbe am Samitag
untpeit feiner elterli9en Wo6nung baz
bur9 fat augenblifli6 get0Otet, buB
Elm MauItbier auf i'm fiel. @r bate
ii9 gu einem 6reunbe, Namens 9arrp
zimmerman, begeben, Der nit einem
Mault6iere unb &arren 6ol5 fu6r.
Na9bem Der 8arren bon gelaben
mar, itiir5te CT I'm unb 8tqte geriet6
unter bas Maultbier, pel9es BON
benz Barren nit gu 8oben gertfen
purOe. Nls es geIung, ben &nuben
inter bemSbiere 6erOOr5u5ie6en, fano
man, Dap er toDt mar.
@efu4 um @9ef4etbung.
0urd ibren Nnpult 9rn. Bm. 8.
2aprence rei4te am Samitag 5rau
autie Bed cine &luge auf S4eioung
i6rer @6e nit 0m. Bed unD I'm Die
Obbut ibrer bret minberidbrigen Sim
Der Elm. Sn Der @nflagei4rift beiBt
es, oaB bas 9uur am IA, DECEMBER
1890 getraut purbe unO Orei &inOer
i'm Otter BON II, 9 uno 5 Sa6ren 6az
be; buB iie Bis gum %. Sult 1901
5uiammen in Baltimore : Gountp
Iebten unb Der 8ertlagte an ienem
Sage bic &lGgerin perlufen babe.
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Gtaot Baltimore.
Rr Die Se(er.

9erIoner, tpel6e bic Stdbt pGbren0
Der Commemorate perlafen, tOnnen
ben v0eutiden Gprreiponbenten" per
poIt 5ugef9idt erbalten. Re4t3eittge
anmelOung Der &brefe fir ben @Omz
mer, e6enfo bes ettpaigen 8e4iels
berielben, iinO i'm Snterefe Der 2eier
erpinidt, I'm ltnterbre4ung in Der
3uIenbung bes 8luttes gu Der9iiten.
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GrDffnung Der 4. Suit @phe
GiG'S 4abft= 0nrtcn, Nr. $50, 0Seit.
Sioble= StrnRe. (S80-8l

Der @eburt5tag Der u a.
0 n, Der glorrei9e 8ierte, fte6t piez
Der na6e bepor unb tpirb bieies Sa6r
mebr, ais ie gefeiert tper6en, 8ie in
Der alien 9eimutb bic gr0Bten 6eite
brei Sage gefeiert perben, 10 piro
au6 in Der Stabt Der Monumente Die
6eier oes 9eburtstages Golumbia's
- bes gr0Bten 6eites OieIer grOBen
Station - in bieiem Sabre bret Sage
pG6ren, @on Oonnerit tag NbenO Bis
Samitag Mitterna9t peroen Sromz
m~elgepirbel uno Srompetengef4metz
ter, Su6elfldnge unb 6eitgeidnge, unO
- yfir1t ano Ia It" - bas 8etnutter
Der sire Graders" bon Dem 6euerz
pert gar ni9t gu reoen, bic 2uft err
fiiQen.
SGmmtli9e groBe DEPARTMENTS,
SSupelen@, MO6elz, 8leiOerz unb Derz
f9iebene anbere 2Goen, Iopie Wertz
TtGtten uno 6abrtten in Der StuOt
tperDen am 9onner itag2lbenO auf bret
Sage gei4lOfen, 4m 6reitag Deroen
nur bic Barber unO einige Cigar
renldoen Bis p ubr Mtttags, Die
@irtbf9aften ben gan3en Sag ii6er
often iein. Nm Sumitag lit Stats
unO Muni3ipalz5eiertag.
Die ftdotif6en 8eamten unb Qngez
itelten perben natirIi4 e6enfdls
feiern, nit Qusnubme Der 9oli5iiten,
beren8orgeIeBten unO Der 5euerpebrz
leute, fir pel6e Der 4. SuIi unO
bic fplgenben Sage tets GuBerit gez
i9dftige iinO. Die Ner3te unO 6Oipiz
talzQ ngefteQte - 2eioensgefG6rten
Der @i9erbeitspddter unO 5euerbez
3pinger am gIorreiden @ierten -
perben, pie in friiberen Sa9ren, 10
au9 beuer ale 9dnOe pOa gu tbun
BADEN.
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griefbef6rberuna md BEN gnslaube.

Srirfbcf6rbsrung nnd brm Snslaube.
Die auspGrtige poft fir bic nit
Dem 5. Suli enbenbe Wo9e f9lteBt
Gin alien 5dIen pinttIi4) i'm bieiisen
ppftamte nie folgt:
Die pOft lit often fir padet>S tide
bon 9 u6r 8Ormittags Bis 5 u4r
Na4mittags, ausgenommen Conn
tags.
Grams atlantic : Pof t.
Montag - 9 l16r Qbenbs, mad
europa per 9ampfer r&rOnprin3
@il6elm," pia PIpmOutb, GberbOurg
unb Bremen.
0ienfag - 9 u6r Qbenbs, na9
europa per 0ampfer st. Souls"
bia SoutbumptOn NofIa4en na4
Srlanb miifen rper ct. 2OuiS" abreiz
firt iein); II ubr Nbenbs, na9 @uz
rOpa per Sampfer nMaieitic," pta
Queenstotpn.
Mittpp9 - 9 1br Qbenbs, na9
europa per 9ampfer n@oGumbid,"
btd glpmout6, G6erbourg unb 9amz
burg Woitiaden nu4Sranfrei4 mill
fen oper Columbia" abrefiirt iein);
mad Sruntrei9, benz fiibli6en Guroz
pa, G9ppten unb 8ritti4zSnbien per
9ampfer ga 8retagne," Diu SABRE
Woftfa9en na9 anberen Sbeilen Guz
ropa's miifen Dper ga 8retagne"
abrefiirt fein).
Srsitag - 9 1br &6enbs, fir GU
ropa per 9ampfer %~2ucania," Dia
Queenstopn.
got fir g ii B. Ii n b 6 entra1=
@merifa, 8etinbiene etc.
Montag = u rbr Na9ts, mad
gentralzNmerifa unb SiibzPacificz
9Gfen, bia Colon; mad ben 2eeparbz
unb Winbparb : Snfeln, 8ritif9z,
6oGdnbif9z unb Srun30fti9z@uiana
per 9ampfer nS~Ontabelle."
0ienitag = l u6r Ha4mittags,
na9 Samaica, bia8oIton; Inn II llhr
Q6enbs, na9 SurtszSslanb unb ct.
Domingo per 9ampfer rGberotee."
Mittpo9 - II llbr Na9ts, mad
Gubu per 9ampfer r9ubana;" nc4
CAN'T per 9ampfer r9rtns @i1sm
Der @rfte;" na4 ben 8abamus, GU
antandmo unb Santiago per Dam
pier rSeguranra."
9onnerftag = 1 llbr Na9mittags,
mad Samaica, bia Bolton; I'm 7 r6r
Nbenbs, mad Barbados unb benz
nDrbli9en 8raiiIien per 0ampfer
r9rangenie," bta Para.
6reitdg - II u6r Na4ts, fir
Bermuda per 9ampfer pYretoria;"
mad YOrto &tcO per 9umpfer rGouz
mo-" pia San Suan; mad Caracas II.
@~ene3uela per 9ampfer rMaracaiz
b." mad Samaica unb 9rentopn per
9ampfer n4lene;;" brett mad Neuz
funblanb per 9umpfer rSiloia;"" na9
Martinique, Barbados, 8ritiI9z,
9Oldnbii4z unb 5ran5Ofi9z9uiana
per 9ampfer nSoIisman;" mad 8raz
filien per 0ampfer n81ron," pia perz
nambucp, 8a6id unb Gip Saneiro;
nu9 ben Ga YlatazQdnOern per Oam=
pier ,6Dnprius."
9ie pOit fir NeufunbIanb pia
g&orb : Spbnep unb fir Mi9ueloE
ria Bolton i9lieBt bier tGglt6 UNI 3
16r Ra9mittags; fir Cuba bia Sfo=
rtoa tGgli9 um L u6r NaGmittags;
fir 9onburas, Guatemala uni Gotta
Hicu oia NepzOrleans tGqli6 nm s
ubr Qbsnbs.
Srans Pacific : go It.
9ienitag = 7 ubr QbenOs, mad
@binu unb Sapan, biu 8ancouper.
0onneritag = ubr 4benbs, mad
9apaii, China, Supan unb ben pbis
lippinen pia Gan Sran5isco.
6reitag - 7 u6r Qbenbs, no6
China unb Sapdn, pia Sacomu.
Die ppit na9 4uItralien, Reuz
Seelanb, 5ttf6i Samoa unb6atpaii,
ria Gan Sran3isco, falieBt bier tag
Ii6 bis gum 10. Suli nm 7 1br @bbs.
Srans : 8ocific : poft pirb tag
li9 gum Nbgangs1afen bef0rbert unO
arrangements iinb %getroffen fir be-
rem ununter6ro9ene ue6erIanO : Be-
f0roerung.
g. Saptes WarfieGb,
8oItmeifter.
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ufer
$500 grfurfion, $500,
hin menrfhIhoofn Rnhr

am 3. unb 4. Sult.
Na9 4tluntic Gttp, Cape Mab, Sea
Ssle gitb unbOceun Gitp. rs. Bill
Iete Biz einf4lieBli4 9ienftag, ben
8. Suli, siiltig.
1812,34
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Gin groBer Strite per-
6Htet. = Die Qobn9S treitigfeiten
5piI9en Der 8altimorer nSron Mhpulz
;oers Union Nr. 10" un0Oer rRdtiondl
6ounbers' QKociution" iinb am Cant
tag gliidli6er Weiie beigelegt NOR
ben. G5 purbe Elm ue6ereintommen
ge~troffen, buB Der Minimum@2o6n
274 Gents pro Stunoe o6er $3.50
PRO @o6e betragen ION. Oieier 2O6nz
faB ioq bis gum Is. Mfai 1903 be-
fte6en uno pom Is. Mai Oieies Sabres
an oatiren; Der unteri4ieo 3pii4en
benz alien uno benz neuen 2O6niab
tpiro ben @ifengieBern fir Die leBten
3pei @o9en na9be3ublt tperben. Ser
ner pirb bur9 Die Ibmd4ung Der
8reis fir Stidarbeit 6 9ro3ent erz
606t. Ollie anberen 6rugen be3iglt9
Stidarbeit blei6en bis gum II. Quz
quit ruben. @enn es ni6t 81 einem
M6fommen gefommen nGre, pGren Die
@~iIengieber 6eute an ben Strife gez
gangen.
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8etterausfi9ten. = Sir
Marplanb unb ben 9iftrift Columbia
flar unb tpGrmer am MOntag. tpa6r=
T9einIi9 8egengiife am 4benb, fIur
am 9ienftag, frif4e nOrbpeitli4e
Winoe.
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NciIcnSc mad, europa, saiiun 1902

HciIcnoc ttdh Gurppn, Satiun 1902
t0nnen 1. unb 2. &la6ez&aiIten auf
irqenb elmer Oanpfer=Qinie bur9 uns
belegen, S4iffsplan, Qbfubrtsplan
II. +. m. auf 8erlungen 5ugei9idt.
S6eo. 8. 9iener &c 6 o., gaFaz
gier<Ngenten, Nr. Ais, Water=StraBe
@usIGnbif4es @eIb, @edieI unb &rez
bitz8riefe. 9eutI9es @elb gu per=
taufen; "a Gents pro Mart.
8on See unb 8 H. Der
neue Oampfer Queen Caroline" lit
BON Der n8aIto. S9iffsbauz II. Sroz
denood : g." f~ertiggefteGt porOen II.
niro am 9ienitag ben @igentbimern
iiberge6en. Der 0ampfer lit na9@az
roIina : Gountb benannt uno fir Die
Queen Qnne's 5errD u. equipment
g." gebaut fporoen. Gr miro 5piz
iden &ebobOtb, Del, unO Cape Mup
fa6ren.
- Die WettI9pimmen, tpeI9e am
Samitdg gu RiOerOiep It~attfanben,
tparen iebr 5ufrieoenitelenO. 8m.S.
9loOer, jun, un0 Gofparb s. 9IoOer
batten Elm @ettI9pimmen, BEL peIz
dem 2eBterer fiegte. 3e9t 6elutt=
geno naren bas &iibel : WettI9pims
men, Iopie aIerbano 8unItftide, mel
DE @m. s. 9lober, jun, i'm Wafer
pprfi6rte.
- Der itG6lerne S9leppOampfer
DReptune" bon Der SpebOen S6iffsz
buuzGO. gebaut, Der gu 8eeoD s.
lamb, i'm 9elutpare : 5luFe, Quaranz
tdneOienfte tbun ion, ma9te amSamz
flag cine Prp6efabrt uno ion bieier
Sage an Die 8unOesregierung a6gez
liefert lperoen.
Die ,8GGer Union q ZIP"
belt am Samtag lire regeGmGBige
8eriummlung. 3nei Ganbioaten
purOen aufgenommsn. Na9 Grlebi>
gung Der a~ugemeinen 8sI9GFte tpuroe
bei9Iofen, an einem Santiago i'm
Quguit i'm r9arlep : Part" eirPicnic
ab5ubalten. Die domination ber8ez
umten bate folgenbes HeiuItdt: grd=
iibent 5. 9ernitabt unb u. 9amroa;
8ice : PrGiihent @br. S9eerer; ST.
nan3 : Sefretdr 8. 8ronmsier; corr.
Setretdr q. Reinbarbt unb 6. 9eFel;
S9uBmeiiter Martin 6eibeI; S6ir>
fteber M, Grid uno s. Strob;&ran<
fentafen@S etretdr %. 5orfter. DR.
guniiator S4miOt BON Bai6ington
mar anpeienO unb belt cine tur3e
Inipra9e.
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Seute:
SoHusHauieoHs .....4.43 Nouanufsaug ....I2.25
SonHe nurtereaus ...1.37
Sodfutb 1.47 NiorseHs uno 1.53 Rohmittass.
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O. 80. --g4iHo-
5" Hl'tsr A'''' tistsit ssta. gan. '"
500 ~. 2977 20 81 go. 10 9isaen
goo Y. % 60 10 % N.zgS. "a 2rub
ptift.. Sar0uIetcrf. 1872 S0hf. EasrmOusterh..9l
Yiittl. 6n,rmvmeterh. ~ Jiepr.qns: 81
2le IODINE eGHeniatIt ers gEinnes in tiner Stuuee
betrua 81 9itIIeH ron 9toroDeIeH.
osaeftri1 Dettsr.- Die botite Tins
ptrctur oes g~sftristn cages ibis S ubr Gbeao5l mar
oui aadaeHaH1feH StGtIuueu, uUlt folgt:
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8er6ringt benz 4. Sult
in Wtldntic Gitn.

$500 Grturiions : 8iGete 3um9er~
tauf am 3. unb 4. Suli Diu Pedniplz
Dania : 8a6n (Oie Gifen6a6n 9elaz
mare Bridge : 8oute). 8iGete our
3iiffa6rt einidIieBIi9 9ienftag, ben
8. Sult, giiltig.
Q81,2,3,O
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Ia.
Tragt die DIE SOt8, Die IT Inner Gakaut HABIT
'.1.is NMAA&&M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-30

grinft GenuO's Sbce nno 8affcc.
@egen Qualttat unO Prets felt 80
sSabren 6eriibmt.
6. .. 8ennDGo. IS 2GDen.
Sbee. &uffee. 3uder.
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80 ctterbericbt.

Ser, Gtaaten Setter SiIreau,
Baltimore. ben %. sunni 1892.
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Tomorrow in
Grocery Department

Boston Store Favori;e Flour.
SO pounds .......... S1c
Golden Brand Corn, two cans
for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,
Early jane Peas. two cans fer Is
Boston Store Morning Glory
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Arizona republican., 1902-09-23
Treasury and the Currency.

To relieve the demand for currency Secretary Shaw has acted with the trained skill of the country banker who is not above shrewd eXpedents when money is to be saved.
 A currency squeeze" is certain as long as the country has bank cur rency secured by bonds instead of by assets. The former is the more secure: the latter is the more flexible. If bonds were at par or lower a currency secured by them would be flexible. If assets are made secure as bonds they will form as secure a basis for currency which will aisc be flexible.
 As the lowest government bonds are now 1O7 and the per cents arc 1OS their temporary use for currency is not profitable With this premium, their purchase to free the treasury surplus is wasteful. The per cent bonds, re- deemable 1908, have but six years to run before they can come in at par. IL
Arizona republican., 1902-09-23
Lightning Transit for Mails.

While Sig. Marconi devotes his ener- sies to the wireless telegraph, and has just succeeded in surrounding the Alps 5y his method. a fellow countryman, Sig. Piscicelli, is stimulating progress in means and methods of transmitting the mails. He has devised a plan for sending postal matter in aluminium boxes along overhead wires at the rate of 24S miles an hour. The Italian de- oartment of posts and teIegraphs is looking into his invention officially.
 Sig. Pisciceln's device, whether sue cessful or not, foreshadows a change which must come. Mails and passeng- ITS must eventually be separated for carriage, the former to be speeded on their way by the most rapid and ef- cectivc means, with neither regard nor risk to the latter. Pneumatic tubes serve well for processes of local expc- dition. There must be equal facilities
 or the lonE-distance transmission of nails. Perhaps these will lie in the overhead wire arrangement perhaps in conduits along the railways, perhaps in ievices not yet dreamed of
 The Italians scheme would send a .etter from New York to Chicago in .ess than four hours, or to San Fran ;isco in about thirteen hours. saving FiXteen hours on the one transaction md little more than four days on the other over present methods. With the telegraph getting faster and with 1O0- niles-an-hour trains almost in sight, the mails are going too slow for the age. They must have their own light ming transit.-New York World.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-23
Current Comment
Dark Days in Cuba.

Two significant items of intelligence
 come from Cuba-a bill authorizing q
 loan of S35 eco, ,00O has passed the house
 of representatives and brigandage is growing worse in the interior. Taken | together, they mean that Cuba is in a
 bad way. Petty stealing has always
 been common there, and sometimes it
 has been dignified by partisans with the
 name of brigandage, but the footing
 now reported is on a large scale and admits of but one eXplanation-the | people are in want of the necessaries of life and are desperate. "Banditti," l says a dispatch from Havana, "are overruning the entire island and defy ing the government rural guard ir every province. Kidnapping and hiding planters and country merchants or their sons for ransom. robbing travel CTS upon the public highway and fore ing money from the agricultural dis | tricts by threats of the torch Their boldness is even greater in the towns and villages, where in broad daylight, dressed in the uniform of rural guards they make a practice of footing stores and even going so far as tO remove safes in wagons under the very noses Of the municipal police authorities. :" Genera! Rodriguez, chief of the rural
 guard, says that his force is inadequate
 and he asks for more men. It would
 be singular thing if the government
 were net so wrctchedly poor. that his
 application has been "pigeonhcled' at
 Havana. But who would pay the re- cruits in the rural guard if it were to be increased? Is the present force paid regularly TOW? We shall next hear | that the rural guard is in sympathy with the Hooters and makes only per Ifunctory attempts to stop the raids on property and the plundering of trav- elers. Then will come anarchy.
 A government cannot be carried on
Arizona republican., 1902-09-23

would be blunder to buy them at | premium. Senator Aldrich and his i associates made the fatal blunder un the ? per cent bonds of postponing le- demption generation. If -hey had | been left redeemable at call they would
 be at par and our bank currency would ! be flexible.
 Nothing remains but for the secretary
 of the treasury in a small way 10 in crease deposits in banks and thus free q certain amount of currency. about Si.Ce0CG0, by making it easy for banks
 owning government bonds to get these deposits and therefore this currency easily. This has been done by turning
 to banks known to hold such bonds.
 lE addition interest is to be antici- pated to the'amount of s4,S00.O0O. This is not much. but it helps, more by it's effect on the sentiment of the street" than by it's amount Yet this is the best that can be done until congress is wise enough to cut loose from a bond secured banking currency and suhsti- ute, as provided in the Fowler bank
 ing bill, a currency resting on assets.
 Until then, even with over half the available treasury cash balance. or $127 ,27O 925, out of S213 655 ,23S in bank Repositories, the treasury will seem to be tying up currency when fall needs Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-23

long without an adequate and an unin- terruptcd revenue. Estrada Palma was probably the best choice for president of Cuba that could have been made. but with all his enlightenment, conserv- atism and patience his administra tion is doomed to failure unless the treasury can be supplied The disorder and rob- beTy that can no longer be concealed or minimized is a sign that local ad- ministraticn is breaking down for want of money, as it IS also evidence of the poverty and wretchedness of the peo- pie. The proposal to raise a loan is a questionable, but perhaps the only, ex- pcdicnt. It is very doubtful whether it is legitimate one. in view of the Platt amendment. If it is not, and op- position by the United States develops, now is the loan to be placed? What satisfactory guaranty has Cuba to offer that the interest will be paid. not td speak of the principal? The Cuban situation win call for the attention of the American congress as soon as if meets. Reciprocity adopted at the last session would have saved Cuba from the disaster with which she is threat ancd. Only heroic. measures will avert 1t now.-New York Sun.