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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-25
SHE HORSE WHIPPED THE MAYOR
A Carrie Nation Disciple. A Mad Fan.
attic In Topeka, Kan.

Topeka, Kas, March 2i.-Miss
Blanche Boise, a protege Of Mrs Ma.
tion. horsewhipped Mayor Parker I'm
his Office at the city building this
morning about o'clock
Three times she slashed the mayor
and then he sprang at her gripped
her by the throat. choked her tore
the rawhide out OF her hand and push
ed her into the hall AS Miss Boise
was thrust out Of the Office by Mayor
Parker she exclaimed:
Thank God I've done H. I've
norsewhipped you and now I'm going
TO horsewhlp the governor"
Before beginning her horsewhipping
Miss Boise gave the mayor a severe
scolding and accused him OF being
responsible for the fact that joints
are running openly in Tipeka and fog
the murder which was recently com
mitted in Roy Daniels saloon She
then pulled horsewhip from tha
folds of her dress and before the
mayor knew what had happened she
struck him three times across the
head and shoulders.
Miss Boise is a nurse by profession
She is about thirty-five years of age
and quite a handsome woman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-25
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that /, d. d.
Bond. trustee of the estate Of f. w.
Morrison, bankrupt, Of Mead. |. T.. will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash in the town of Mead. |. T..
at ~ o'clock noon. on the 29th. day
of March 1902 all Of the property be-
longing to said estate. consisting of
a certain stock of drugs. appraised at
S602., open accounts, face value about
$500. and all other property of said
estate.
Said sale TO be in the drug store
of said Morrison
ID. ID. BOND.
Trustee of t. W. Morrison. Bankrupt.
First published March is. 1902.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-25

II your child is cross or peevish 1t Is
do doubt Troubled with worms. Whites
Cream Vermifuge will remove the
worms, and its tonic effect restore its
natural cheerfulness. Price 25 cents.
w. B. Frame. City Drug Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

cbalti6 ri, Stdrtc G%nglano's sur SIC o]trjeni9tn
pon iratnO p,l3:n Oraj Continental g(d4tn olt'3
if. b.;Bt &c, OuB DIR Ban ipcitcrcr itartcr &rie9s=
i3iffs 1cpllut ptros. 2ie G~u8.dnOtr iiaO :ntI6iolz
len, bic bette uuo ltituHg5idbigtt Ytlriac in OtF
g9elt III ba5,u. ,@:. or 4usUabl tin;r 6anttI"nz
gr3uei itbm mir Otuie!5cu 0cltt ieOtn &a3 m;5F
urO mtbr bstuu0ct, "a 0t G,ut; eHtj9Ion:H la'.
-pos bette o.,lm:.ta, ol5 III b,tomulln 1T, }a 5abta.
Gs it uamba.i8, cine b.Icra OO;r 3uu:rtd}Tgcrs
Nitoi5in III tauicl, ais @ottttter'5 gta9tno"teFs.
3soss UiitQliso Der camille tann g Qt!rolt nit oF
8.p.bbcit utbmcu, OaB IS ibm gut t5un oirO. Is
miro Dem SDicm pitOtr Strait Ocri:I5;n NM YER
5auuuQs f6ruugtn, G9spspft, &cgit09IanJ, Ntr0Oits
tGt nm Ma.uria bCiLen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
a0eftern WlarnLeMo .8abn.
-ftI am 20. 5tgL 1901 IN RFatE
3Hae rertaFea Silsu=SlltIon, nj: tol9t:

TritI am 20. 5tgL 1891 N RFafL
3uqe rerlafeH QileHsSiltIon, ME IoI0''
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tolDT. q. & %. @obH uE0 Penn SI0eH, tHO aA5'
of-Dmm.u 5ouuilQg, y. q. &a3L e01lA0Fs'
Syr1 yE1rtHsburl uuJ ZSHJsjaE.
S6qIi6, u5Ge Il en- 0~oHRfa9s.
: % morlgug-Vurt, y. & Cs2lo. uno G1g9i'
qiait 6ili5 p0a Gmer2sGr0oa, Carlisle uHo 9S
81 TS5r5:ns 1luyt.nt:, ol5:ystonn, S5.s'
]ptngbur5, Tr,Otrid, G2.mjtsburJ MD u. X Is.
glbu, BIS U.t-gU. a.,
uHD @cttp5turg.
% ~gadw.-@flomu. RAD llnloHz5ringt
3.32 Qaam.-Grpr.B Hob NUri Wl1 & x SO. 2t9.
425 gtd1m-EprtB, N1u1.l.att : AuHtI ALe .
tolpr. TrgDrid. GmEi.5burg uHD 1hE2t"-y-tS
$50 g~a1m.-Qttomm. RAD GmSEQs9tgof.
Gl5 9a1m.-WfiOmm. nab u~1ious-ri9Jt
ll.2j "QbsuD5-aftomW. nab GU3r5=2S10''
Rur SDuntdG &.
9.35 W~orQeus-atcmm. Ul3 N1Ioa=SI'3ss a"S
SaHsscr.
235 9adm.-Nfiomu. Ha5 uuicU=Sriogt-
400 9ahm.-4toWm. mad Gm--1=" --2t
1855 ~Nbcn0s-AttoWT. rlb Haa-E.5e'''2Ts a.u,.
gtattss uHo GsPSdsgIrs1I @r. 10 -P'SH'-
morssStrQEe. s-w..-r-
3uoe baLttu or urious, neutrality-suspicious.
6ultouz uHo g3llbrtDfs D,grrgz4gt' @.-t''""
4. g. 6ooc, @trtrli=@rI1lt5 IHatt1
9. 8. 9ri5iDOlh, zYaNa5'|-'S"'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
Bur Grinncruua
gclttbttu Battsn
Rart &parIidldE,

all mcIncn g~clttbttn Batten
Sdrt S~parIidlGF.
iptlbtr bcuts Dor ciu,m Sabre, IN ,. 0fli 1901
]gcitorb,H, absr ui6t p~tr3sf.n lit.
STR &abr 1T : btr. ib p,ro' C. ME p~:r3cftu,
SAB Der SQO SID bon mir mbm;
g8tr foaHtG uur m;iH QrDB:s gen I%rm;fcn. -
Rjbt 99orta iaro Der Ntuuo 5ir mtiueu 8cam.
g&ls Tn ais trtuer SAT-: Bit qtDclcu.
Su mtintm @tri,u 1T * lists ju lcicH.
Cort ions fir inm,r cin82iGrtebtn i:iH.
&ouuO, Die trculjb mid 0d,:ittt,
Die mir Njbts, ais Gitb. CAB,
6rcuO' INN Croft nm MID per5u;;tt5
8ubt nun in itilcu @gab.
lIucrmii0!i3 lOdv Stia 6tciB,
Inn StiH G~aQ:lp,rt mar btjB.
9&aUu Die 5oot,r auisrfte5'u.
g8:ro aud Cir ri: Qalme Dcb'u.
So rubs iauit in Etiusr it;ac1 @ruit,
3is @Ott Der otrr MID ciuiteHs 81 Dir ruft,
Qluo mir Occcint ans ipjtOarisb'U
On Den lb0HtU 0imm,lsb0b'n.
Bapionct pon ieintr tralttruDen Catttn
opp &tnu 6ogeI} +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
enn1DtD0ntQs
~ Giiembnh11.

3aa Dem 0chcu uu0 Rorbtu.
@btdbrt bonn Gdlotrt=9ububoic, ME folQt:
44O Ytorg,ns, tdgli9 Olui0usStatiou A4t Rors
gsnsE nab 0tlIiaulgport u10 god=oaDcu.
S.37 gornl. QlHiDUzStctiln $50 Borml. tdqljb,
mad 4itts5urq, G9tlgo, Cincinnati, &ouisoile
uuD Ct &onis; &obeftsr, guffalo, 9iaQdras
G94s, Sod=SG1tn IND Rans, al @obeHtuQeu.
S.3T 8orm. QluiOn=Stuti0u $50 V1rml. tdQli6,
Ha@ Buffalo (oon emporium Nuucti0u), init
ouT99ebs4OeHI garlorsl8a3gOn, Sp,is : NaggoH
II 40 gorr,. Qlnton.stat'on 1900 gorml tdqs
LID, QIttsburg uHo G~leUcLluo; 3tHopo, gSli=
%lj1m5port NM etrir1, an g80teutdgtu.
1I40 8oCW. QlUi0a=Statio 1900 8orml, tags
IlQ, Sintt'h, NlttsbUrq, CHICAGO, &]ltotlaUb,
5olcoo, Cincinnati S]uUt5bllt. st. Souts,
$50 RobmtttaGs, tigll1 tUoH lujorsSl1tt0nl
udb 4lttsburQ, SolcoD. GhjrlQo. louisville lDIn
einttnnott), indianapolis, st 9ogi5 IND 2StIs
$50 q5cuos. tdeli8 bou uuiousS tatjon), ua3
q Sats9u5g, columbus un0 ct. touis.
so 4beno:, tlgli6 COON rtuions S%tatton, na9
SHflolo tpla emporium S%unctiOn), nit ourDs
Qe2enocm &uifct=5 hlafpapoon uro Goab
90 HbcHOs, taglj3 Qlujou=Station 900 Aons-l
Sttt56grC Sbtsago, 6leplano, Stnttnrail uao
YGl5, ausQenommtu SamituQ.
AI44 Abcuo5 CLINTON = Station ll.55 Nbtnesl,
tta39lt3, Qjtt5bur0, Ghit0ec. Buffalo, &ohettr,
@la9aJa=6ouB unD Grie; G~ltptlaHo, du5Qrnom'
l55 %so@m., an @o8cutaoca. sort 2egoft Qitom.
AZ AZ TS99m, an 8obtntlgen, GrtorO @tt2ai:
o05a. Sonntaa5 $50 @ormittaqs.
|59 Eopts &-tef=2tujc, T3l @orm'tt1ls uno Az!
E19MLtt39s al S&o3srtog;u. $50 9orm'tta8s
co- BON grcfiotut etrsbt.
og n5 So'm' an gSo5cntogeu, Dot nab @5taotl'
l45 @a5m an @o8cntaasn, Sort 2spoft.at.
Al @a3m, an Qso6cutaotn, crforO attommoa
625 %e,nos, an 2aoa,utaocn. crpreb mad Obi.
Ar u,%.5 ON rnnton ga3ntota
iT5S2Q 6So5tt9oSi2bia uH2 ns9 OFT
s5ass,, - i2o5 j 5sosffss @SS5SSo2 ooa B 5i5t gs2''
LAG. 40, $50 CSguiap1Q1oul Nohur., 1.5},
dl35 dbcHo5, an @o3tntaqcn. Sonutaos 128,
d0Q8, in MorsGcns, 12.05 Csp.ii.paa0oaa pm
@a3m2 rs, 11.35 gb.nos.
@9r nab 95ilGoclpbo, 41o, 625. S.43, 900 Woya
Gems, lis, Dos, 5.O1, Gas @o5n., an g9obtns
5G3sn. SOnntags CPS Morgsns, 3.0S. 5.07, 55
Rad sofon' obus GtBfeL 848 moro,ns, IN mo.
@%ent1gtn, uHb $50 0a6m., td1tt6.
9ort 9cpoft Qitomm.. 200 @a5m, an 90otens
t5o0en, 9eniniul1 Grrrtb. $50 gto1m, an 99os
@eatogen, Crioro 4tfomm., 4.25 3aam., an
9S9pSnfagsH SoHntaGs, 4trrpotle @ttomm,
@asi55tn0ton GTpr,b, 2,55, 6.22 .7.25, 7a6. So
~ 81, ~, 5I6. SIS aa6ms sos. 7iG
d29 CL3t 9tmitsoG IA, so, SO, 9l6. $50
@5enos. Souutogs. Pos, 622. 7.25, $50, .9.3t
@ogrosa9s I2l5 2G5,, 2:l6, 3.I5 40 20,
~, SO. 915. '66sO @b,rS5. atfomm., 551,
10 Ytoracus, Pas, Gil @adm. SoUutuGs,
N9Q @nHogoIts, 7.%i. SIS gIor8ln5, 12.3) n10
of2 ge@m, an 8o1tnta9en. Sonntd0s, 800
gs 95oT 4 1no = No-5mT;
G25Htitta5s an @oacur15,n. SO &Ormjt!l1s
Spuutltz.
atL1ntjs GSosf.2tn.. ersr:5 fs a.agca NM DEM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

Sn 8ot5bam fpIG benz
nd6it cine ftautli6e 5rauenz8 eperbez
16ule erri6tet nerben. Die NnItalt
foG CUR @usbiloung BON 2ebrertnnen
fir ben 6aus6aItungSz unO 6anOel5z
lnterri6t bienan. Die 8atferin
bringt Der neuen @6ule gang befOnz
Dere5 SntereiIe e~ntgegen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
NGnrn @runcfnnln.

Us itarb am l. Mai SRI. Diar0 @ruutiOalO I'M
gut,r Dpn d 3abycn, Qelf,btt lodtcr uou 5rau
Wiarp uuo DEM ucsitor5cutu Arm. g8i!bclm @run2z
NAH. &trluun0ts INN 6yolGDc otr Camille iino
b0flbft ciugt.aOct. Der H;;roiguag lUc!bc an
S|pnutuq. gabm,tt19s , llbr, pom Er0ucrz
buuic, Ir. $40, Cft44ourbarOzStraB ais f%ottjjns
nrt b,i3umobrrn. Cl22-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
Static Shlcael.

IS itarb 2ountrtaa, 10 Ibr Mor0:ns, in ibo,r
@obuuua. Gr. so, Sin =Nnn=S traBtr 2at:e Sbl;=
qtl I'M Alttr rou b &lbrtu 9 Ntouotu mo y
SuQ:r, Qclitbtc Gobtc, BON 6rlut nm G!ijabttb
Saleatl.. 2ja 9-,roiGung iinOct an : onntuQ G,
Ra5mittlgs ; llbr, pOH ibrcr l:Btcn g%Bo5nUu9 dus
matt.
,l8ai5in8tontr 3]:ituug,u m0gcu ~ocidli9it cop;rtn)
IE-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
St6t0euoeW.
1tmton srua. g ompasnte Don MarulomN.

@uItimort, zen s. 2priI 1902.
IN elmer an butigcu Gagc pon Dem Zirtttorilun
ob1cba,ten,u 0crIaurmlunQ puroe bsiblo6cu, oaB
elm, CipiotuO, BON jDai Nro3cHt 2 4ro}D aui oa5
9tti.aflpital Der Gompoaute crfl1rt unD am Ytttts
nod, Oeu 30. Iprjl 1862, al bic btt'm S5.aic Otr
@eibGfts am p. Nprjl 1902 aui Der gilt; ptr5U9s
ncttn Nttiondrt jur Nus58obluuQ t0mmt lou.
Ebcds wtr0cu DEN IttioudrIn pcr 4oft }u3tldnot.
Dir Erdu5fsrir=&th;r D:ro,u I'M Nttuitl0, Dem
%. Npril 1902, Qeiblofcn MD am YiOnta1, zen ..
Npril 1902, iDItotr t%rOifutt.
lOo,22,g, gftdare y. Senmam, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
&efalutmQdDumgen.
RuutruIcurs 0Cpnrtement.

goltimDrc. Nh, Oeu 50. 2rpril 1902.
6frrmit miro bctuuut g en- q d. t,
oaB ale Wlarttzgiccnjcu uuO naufrcrsGitcniCn am
trfcu 8aoc Ots Mai 1902 lnbl5ar iuO uno bcss
balb ipii6cn Dem crfttu uno -. mai in otticnl
@iircau Qel1it pcrOcn miTcH.
Samcs s.. Smitb,
Glpril30, M}ui1, 2,3,5,G7,S,9,10 ,I2j GontroItnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
9ampfIntFsaa A3etgeN.
Merchants'& Miners

Ea Merchandise Miners
@ Transportation Comp.
S1 Sampfer : Ginien.
Mad Suffun uno Gem Often:
itoen gloHlaQ, GteHiial, DoEnerita9 mo SaWitaa,
Nbeuos 6 Illr.
GGddh 9rpOlreuce ruG Gem GfteH:
isbeR DtlttDOh, Nreitaq Uuo SoHatag, AbeEos 6 ubL
NGd Sdpanndh uno Gem SuceI:
ltocn 3teuita9. 8oHue1ltnb SduliaJ, &beno5 = ubr.
9Iad; ReDpprtsN ems uuc g~Gurfolf:
t0aIih I'M 8 ubr G6cHos.
uulGcrtrefliue Ssauemithfelten uuo Sefofigunq.
SorgfdIti9e 8eriabuug uro itHe1e SeforoeruuJ
BON 6radt. g. y. 6iningbam. @geHt,
FHB oe5 Iangs1 Do65;
IS. y. Surncr, @.z9'
4. e. %puFiue, G. s. q;
q. Z. Stcbotns, &.sNt.;
6. IS. Bbituep, .. g g mo I'm.
9alptblreaEr-Ner. 2I4, ST Germansg traBe.
Il3t&SA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

$50 Born. Camden. 5tation, !7.2o, 900 @OrmL,
Ter! 6T}oF en- Gam0ea. Station mao 6rco:rid, I. 80
BORN. 2o.45 8orm., u2O. !4.30 uno $50 &o5n:
gat Nm6t;c, !720 gorm,. 944 AI5 uRS
~, 5o5 ''S 629.rstoDa 900 Dorm, AIS, APO g
rad nj. Nirg uno ,3o.i 3tnit,5att0nT o. ;13S, I+o
BAN, III g.! !4 20 15. q, IlS5.3S5 . Bonn, Naq ITO,
IA +591, $3.50. *ll.30 @1hm.
sad Gurtjs' @a9, 1928 Dorm. 20 oe g.au
nan QuraU, Wt. To9alsStatisn, Szb Ha@H|
E1,nNsrzetutiou. l240 GctW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

WtGGium @uIbDrf u It Or,
Der ieinen amerituniiden 8iirger
f9on ldngIt an ben gagel gebdngt bat
unb @ngldnOer ~geporOen lit, iteht DOR
Der GrfiQung zines 6er3enStpunf6e5.
Bel Der 8rDnungsfeier &0nig @b=
parb'5 ion er gum Baron er6oben
peroen, gum Baron Glipeben Of Sap
lop-ni4t ettpu in 5olge GROCER Ser
bienite Inn Gnglano oOer Die 8ifenz
fGaft, fonbern ouf 8runo feiner Wtilz
lionen. Der neltbefannte Same 4itor
tpiro einem unbefannten QDel8numen
9laB MAIDEN. So muB AUDI IOlde
8Gu3e ge6en. 2itor beiiBt in g}etpz
Oort Gigent6um i'm Wertbe Oon etpa
6unbert MiQionen Dollars. 9amit 1T
er elmer Der rei4iten @Oeli8en Gngz
lambs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
E=eGrifs(on>1inir q gsttE z:

SCrits(O s1inir. ssa3:rrss.e
uab Qbt.aOtIpbia, ]anbll;:no in 9"ttttrtOn.
MO., uno 6 b { sr, 4a. 61brprct5 - 0td $50,
Gaiat:. 500; @nnoretjs l5 Sal9 $50; Pad
BORT 800; Grtu-IoH $500. 6tracr our1,auiet0s
Ga6r=9;aett mad N.6an9, ErO9, 9oitOH, 3,D=oaz
ben (Gouu) uHO n0rOIj3Gu 9unitsH. Gdglib nm
3 llbr Qubmittaas, Sonntugs au5qcHommtr. @lc
Grtlriouss9iGste ptrosn i'm @itr,au NM bel u +
baug b's, 9r. u, Ror0zGjlrles=5 trahe, Oar=
fault. 6raatb.f0rD:ruHQ biQigcr., o5 per Giicn.
6abn. 6arei5t tDtBcu 3cii,.9anDbu6.
Glureutt Sbribrr.
GIpyil@ Sir. 2ol, Q.8bt=5trdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
SaItimprc S~nmpf=8n6ctsGD.
Nlte uur 3nUcrldfGGc
g g i11fe.

elegant. 9anpfer tdqlit, uusgezommeu .Sorrs
tags ron ben EeueH giers gtr. 10, II, y uno Is.
Somfcrt, BurfUlt, PORTSMOUTH unr allen
Yunften res Sieens. 8erbtH6uHs in lortSntout5
nit Der rSeaboaro GHr 4iuie" asitIofeHer Sug, 9ortSz
mouth rah atlanta. @Hge 8elojnouu9 ku l9eloon
nit Der nQtIaHtic @oaft 2tnic." 5u ~ytoriolt Berbtns
ouHa nit Der rgtortOIt Uro GaroiiEa," ~~9toriolt uao
Soutbern," ~4tIantic urb 9anuiue" uno r9iorfolt u1o
g&eiterH &lieEbGlH," uHo nit Der nSlb SomlHiouz
glnte" nab gtcwtsrue uno 0aiDiraton, yi.s@.
NiabBejtsH nab Dem europdliteH 4iane. gururiois
SalitensStmmer. glctIriihe StIeuhtuHg. 9amgiz
hej5un9. Stolen mel. Dian beige Raiitsnz3 Simmer I'M
&oraus I'M Billet Siiredu Der SdlzSIHie, SUbnefs
Baltimore uno GnIOsrtsS traBe. 3elep5oH l435.
Sobn u. SbcriuuoS, gBtnIam Sandal,
&CezE<lioeat Gen. III. uuo Ban. &qgrt.
uuo @eHeraIzUiaHassrs g. SroDm. Y. s8iaetz Igcat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02

Ger 2pnbpner Mrbetterz
fiibrer So6n Burn 5agte i'm Barlaz
ment iiber ben neuen englii9en Sort
3oI entriiItst; r@5 lit Der Nnfung
oom @nce. Sir 8obert Peel bat UNI
fonit gelebt unb gefdmpft, unO mas
fem 5inan3minifter CUR 3eit be8
&rimtrieges pagte, ntrO jeBt, na4
Dem 4ngriffe auf Elm tleines 8auern~
boIf, fir nDtbig era6tet. Dem n8rotz
5ou" muB innerbal6 un0 auBerbal6
bes Barlament5 Der beftigite 8iOsr~
ftanO entgegen ge6raat tpercen, mir
oiirfen nt6t ge7tutten, DuB Die @rmen
fir ben ~iiinbbaften &rieg i6r 8roo
pert6euert ieben. 8arum bat Sir
M}i6ael ni4t cine &opfiteuer DOn 800
YfD. Sterl. auf Ydrf Game Darlongt.
ND bic gaIdite Der fii0ufrifunif4en
W}iuiondre iteben; Die BADEN ben
&rieg peri6ulost; lie iousn in lire
Saf9en greifen." Sin mintiterieQes
MitgIieb fir NorfOlt mar enttduf6t,
baB Der 3oG auf @etreiOe unO M}ebl
ni4t bier M}al 70 bo6 mar, rOGnn
pdre Der @6aBfan3lsr Der 8stter Der
engli16en 2anbpirtbf4aft getporOsn;
nit orei pence drgert ct nur Die Smz
porteure, 6ilFt NiemanDem unO mug
f6lieBli6 nod 80 M}iQionan bergen.
Gr bat bod nur ben 4nlauf gum
Mut6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-02
Nrinssffin Rooaipil. bic tntime

grin3eIiin 8ab3ipil, bic inttme
5reunoin Des reritorbenen geciI &bos
bes, 1T in Der &apitaOt Der SGlf6ung
bes Namsns befelben duf 6anbpe9z
fel iiberfiibrt unb gu 3net Sabren
gorrettions9aus berurtbeilt fporben.
Sir feline Oienitleiftungen bel Der
Orguniiirung bes 9ampferz8 ruits
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S~eriammInngs> gn3etgen.
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Neue Wu3eigea.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
GREENSBORO MERGES
ELECTRIC PROP ERTY.
N. Y. Capitalists Get Control Of
Gas and Electric Lighting
Power and st. Railways.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
GREENSBORO. N. c.. June 3.-There
was a very important deal here to-day
involving the consolidation of all gas,
electric light, street railway and power
interests.
e. AS yet. the Greensboro Gas and Elec-
trio Light Company retains its corporate
entity. but the capital stock of the cor
poration has passed from the control OF
Baltimore capitalists, into the hands of
New York parties
The Greensboro Electric Company has
not obtained control of the capital stock
of the Gas and Electric Light Company
but the holders of the latter stock are
closely allied to the owners of the Elec-
trio Company and this step to-day means
the ultimateN consolidation CT all the Gas,
Electric Lighting, Electric. Power and
Street Railway interests in the city OF
Greensboro and it's suburbs
This merger, it is claimed, will make
the property of the Greensboro Electric
Company Of the most valuable and de-
sirable in the South. The healthy public
spirit heretofore displayed by the Green's
boro Electric Company, has been such
that the news of the merger is received
on the streets with favor More than a
half million dollars of invested capital
is involved, and purchasers to-day paid
the cash for the newly acquired IN
terests.
At the reorganization meeting tonight
the following new officers and directors
were elected: DR.. F. A. G. Perrine of
New York, President: FL Williamson,
of Pennington. New Jersey, Vice-Presi-
dent; v. ]. Gerome Otis. of New York,
Secretary and Treasurer; z. P. Wharton,
Dr. w. M. Gamewel, of Pittsfield, Mass.
aud Sterling Birmingham, of New York
A seventh director will be chosen later.
New cars are en- route and the Street
Railway will be in operation in ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
ellie Seward and Virginia Florence

.
Belle Seward and virginia Florence
Suffer.
Diplomas III schools, English and his
tory-lHsses Lucy Pryor Friend, Pearl
Belle Hall. Ethel Clare Hethorn,3 Marion
Kiddcr. Mayhem Booth N,innally Ida
Bell Stainback, Sallie Madison Stokes.
Nellie Marvin Vaughan, May Estelle
W'renn.
Latin-Misses Lucy Atkinson Nell
wainc, Virginia Florence Suffer. Mary
Owen White. 3.
Natural science-Nlisses Ida Belle
Stafnback. Sallie Madison Stokes. y IT.
sinia Florence Suffer, Nellie Marvin
Vaughan Mary Owen. White, May Es-
telle Wrenn.
French-Misses Pearl Bell Hall. jamie
Glassell Halsey. Ethel Clare Hethor11.
Pearl Kirk. Lucy Atkinson Friend, Eli
len Nalle Scott. Annie Belle Seward, An
ME Eliza Walters.
Moral Philosophy-Lucy Pryor Friend.
Annie Belle Seward, Virginia Florence
Suffer. 81
Mathenatics-N1isses Lucy Pryor
Friend. Virginia Florence Suffer.
Piano-Ida Belle Stainback.
Medalists: English ard history-Miss
Sallie Madison Stokes
Latin-Aiss Lucy Atkinson Mc1lwaine.
moral sphliosophy-llsss Virginia = loi
ence Suffer.
Mathematics-Miss Lucy Pryor Friend
French-A1iss Lucy Atkinson Mcll-
wafne.
Natural science-n1iss Virginia Flor
ence Suffer.
Writing-Miss Grace Walthall Bnford
Piano-Afiss Jennie Peasants Taylor
Singing-Nfiss Mayhem Booth Nunnally
Art-Miss Grace Irving Lunsford.
Elocution-Miss Dena Lee TONNES
Miss Daisy Powell Wilson.
intermediate Department: Miss Vir'
ginia Spotswood McKenny.
Professional Department: Miss Mary
Plummer McIlwaine-
Primary Department: Miss Bessie
Meade Patterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
police in getting possession Of the little

police in getting possession of the little
Spickaniny, however.
It seems. from her side OF 81 the case,
that she had been working at actory3
in Richmond and had put her child In
the keeping Of a negro woman WhosWa s.
to receive SO much for taking care Of
It, Lizzie was taken sick and the debt
for the child's board grew, until q large
sum had been laid up against her. Then
she wanted the child. The other negro
held It until she saw the money Per-
suasions did no good, and the police had
to help her out Of the trouble.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mrs G.. w. Andrews, who has beers
visiting her brother, Mr.: c. F.. Day of
Hurricane Hall, Chesterfield Co.. has re-
turned to her home in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Annie McCanna. of West Point,
has returned to her home after spending
several days with her friend. Miss Enid
Dad, Of Hurricane Hall. Chesterfield.
Frank and Henry Johnson (coloredD
paid to the Mayor 81 each this morning
for riding on the sideWa X.
Miss Matte Bailey, of Mt. Herman,
Chesterfield county, is the guest Of Mrs.
". Z. Galley, OF Swansboro. 7s
Mrs w. H Bolten and daughter have
returned to their home in swansboro, af-
ter spending some time in Selma. n. c.
Mr.. u w. Powell, of Norfolk, is spend
Ing a few days with friends in Swans
| sboro and Manchester II.
There will be a game. of ball played
Saturday afternoon at ESQ o'clock at
Forest Hill Park bctN cen the employees of
| Whittet & Shepperson and the employees
of the Passenger & Power company over
here
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. WA.
Brooks died Monday at their home. PIG
| West Sixth Street. The funeral was con-
Quoted by the Rev. j. O. Babcock, in
Paramount.