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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
Verbekerter Ynfoienf.

9fene u%nterfationen in allen Stabtz
tbeilen erDffnet. = Station 8 an
Der pennfplpania : 4penue nit
funf 8eamten unb Al 8rieftrGz
germ.
Yin reles Yp1tamt, befarnt ais
Citation g, tpirb beute in Nr. 1857,
Yennfplpania 4penue, fir bas 9ubz
lttum geDffnet. So piro Die grDbte
Hnteritdtipn Der Staot Baltimore
lem, unb stpar perben baIelblt niGt
nur g~rtefmarfen berfauft, ipnbern
au9 restitrirte 8riefe entgegen ge=
nommen unb 9elbanpeii ungen per=
dus9abt, 10 baB Die 8epobner BON
goropet@8altimore in .3ufunft BON
Dem 9aupt : Ppftamt ~unabbdngig
finb. @s perben Al 8rieftrdger bic
Ter Station 5ugetbeiIt, babon fperben
35 nit Dem Qbliefern BON 8riefen
unb feds nit benz @infdmmeln be-
i9dftist. 9r. s. u. Sbat9er lit gum
Superintenbenten Der Station err
rannt porben, unb Die So. @m. 6.
Stopmdn, Walter 8aub, Sefferfon
20. 9aois unb Grnit u. @parfs
1ino ibm als unterbeamte 5uset6eilt.
4uber Der Dbengenannten Station
tperben bon beute an Se6n nettere
potitdtionen in beri9iebenen Stabtz
tbeilen in Qpot6efen er0ffnet, ndmz
li9:
104 = Siibtpei It : gde BON prattz
nno 8OnbzStraBe, 9r. 9enrD S.
S9ireIon;
105 = Ger. 758, 3eIerboirzS traBe,
ST.. Qrt6ur 81. MilbD;
106 = Norboitzgde BON 5remontz
Qbenue unb @aratpga : @trabe, ST.
Walter SC. Pierce;
107 = 0orbpeftzgde BON Salts
&ouO unb 3. Nbenue, 9r. @tGiam 8.
Somlinfon;
1O8 : @iibof : Gde Monument=
unb @olfezStraBe, 9r. @bp. SlDe;
100 - Nr. 2312, MabiionzQoe.,
9r. George W. Gi9ner;
10 = NorbpetJ@de BON 8dlttz
more urrb @reenezStraBe, ST. G6as.
IS. SDnnenburg;
Iii = orboi =gde BON Mprtlez
Npenue unb Georges trabe 9r. S.
g. Stiefel;
112 - 9iibpits@de bon Benni blz
bania=Qbenue unb 9olb@StraBe, 9r.
2eon g. &obinIon.
113 = ptmlico, ST.. George %.
Dit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
g6iffsnnhrihtcn

q M : gort, 80. Stunt. - Qns
gefommen lit bier Der 9amPfer ~3eez
lamb" pon Nntperpen.
6umburg, 80, sunni. Der
0ampfer r9atricia" traf BON gSeDz
Oorf bier Elm.
Creme 30. Suni,-gOn SEEM
gorf Iangte Der 9omPfer Bremen"
bier an.
9i6ru1tur, 30, SUM-, - Der
9ompfer r3rofe" lit bon gEep5g)Ort
bier eingetroffen.
QiDerpoO1, 80, Sum-, - Der
0umpfer rGpmric" fam DON gfepz
0orf bier an.
Neupe1, 20. Suni.-No6 Nenz
gort fu6r Der 0amPfer "Polotto"
as.
plymouth 80. SUM-, - Der
0ampfer nMOltfe" fnRr DON bier
nab NepzOort peiter.
@out6ampton, 80. Sum-. -
Der Oampfer r8arbarofa" ita4 fin
g1en@0prt in Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
8rinabe %rrtrnnfrn.
sSG6e rlnterbre9ung bes Experiments
bes qrufeFors SO. %. &rets gu
4eabtng.

bes grofeFors SO. %. &rets gu
4eabing.
Beading. gu,, 80. Suni.-0os
Experiment bes ngrofeFors" 20. ".
&rets, Der fi6 @amftag 4beno i'm
6Dnotif6en 3uitunbe in elmer &tite
feds Sup unter Der Grbe begraoen
lieB, fpurbe geitern iebr pl0Blt4 nm
terbro6en unb fam na6e baran, Dem
v9rofeFor" bas 2eben gu foiten. -
&rets bppnotiiirte ii4 ielbit, lpurOe
beerbigt unb foQte na6 eigener On
prbnung Bis Sonntag @beno in Der
@rbe bleiben. &ur3 na4 Wtttternd6t
begann es befttg 8u regnen, nnb Die
l1mge6ung BON &ret5' 8rab purbe
iiberI9nemmt.
0a padte Die WG8ter Die 4ngIt,
bas @a7er fDnne in ben @arg brtn=
GEN unb Der !6DpnotiIeur t0nne err
trtnfen. DIS Der 8egen Inn 8 u4r
Morgen5 nod ni4t na6lieB, bOlten
Die 8d4ter 9iilfe 6erbei, unb Die
&tite. tpurbe in aQer Gile aus benz
our9feu6ten 8oben ge6olt. &lS tie
aus Dem Sod ge8ogen mar, 5ei8te eS
ii6, baB oaS 8afer bereitS in Die
&t1te 81 brtngen begonnen bate, unO
Der mod iebr felt idIufenOe fonOerbore
@4pdrmer mar f4On fart angefeu4z
tet. SIM 2aufe Der nd4iten Stunoe
6Gtte er tpie cine Static in Der Sale
ertrinfen miiTen.
Sin babies 9uBenb Scculttften ar
beiteten bret Stunben lang, e6e lie
&rets gum 8epuBtiein bra4ten, uno
ben gan3en Sag binbur6 f4ien er
mod 6alb unter benz 6ppnptii4en Sim
fluB gu fteben. @r mar piit6enO iiber
Die unterbre9ung feineS Experiment.
te8 uni. ertlGrte, er tperbe es nG4iten
Samitag &6enb fpieberAolen un0 "a
Stunben i'm 8rabe bletben. Die Po@
Ii3et mao e5 berbtnOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
Is @nabcn uor 0eri6t.

&i9ter 6euisler bat ale 9Gnoe pol.
= &lappern berS9eibungsmiibIe
unb perme6rte 6eiratb5 : 2icen=
gen. = Neue gef9Gftli4e Inter
ne6mungen i~ncorporirt.
Sas Sugenbgeri6t, &i9ter 9euisz
ler, i'm @eri9tsgebGuOe, benz bon ben
poli5etri6tern ale iugenbli4en Wfiiz
ietbdter iiberpiefen perben miifen,
bat ale 6dnbe BON gu tbun. @eitern
famen folgenbe 6GGe CUR @rlebigung:
sSo6n 9oIanb, @urfelipielen am
@onntug, @trafe 81 unb Soften;
Benjamin Rummel, Is Sabre,
So6n Rummel, 16 Sabre, unb QuguIt
Morton, 13 Sabre alt, 9ie6ita3l BON
gaseinri4tungen, auf 9arole entz
lafen;
Suiep6 moFul, abfsuern BON
Seuerperfsf0rpern, freigelahen;
8m. 8. Campbell, 0iebIta6ls bon
bret 9Gd9en Gberoots i'm 0ert6e
bon Is Gents, entlafen;
Sas. 6. Marf6aQ, Is Sabre alt,
9iebitabl BON $164.O1, ben 9roBgez
f9porenen ii6erpieien;
2ena Wrigbt, u Sabre alt, Deb
ita6l zines gefiqten Mdrttforbes, fir
feds Monate auf parole entlafen;
Clifton 8rattan, 13 Sabre alt, uno
8aIter 8rotpn, IA Sabre alt, 9iebz
fta6l elmer 6lafde Mil4, auf ParOle
entlafen;
So6n Rubigan, Is Sabre, Nugut
Bed, II Sabre, unb Sobn Burner, IA
Sabre aft, 0iebitabl BON a4t &ndz
benmiiBen, auf 9arole entlafen;
S6erman Mcgune, biilflofer W}tn=
~beridbriger BON @eitz9irginien, uuf
60 Sage nu9 Der st. Marien : Snz
buitrieI9ule" gefanbt;
2uprence 2oprb, @in6ru4 uno
9iebIta6l, ben 9roBgeI4porenen
%1bertp1e1en.
Gontrdftbru3 If.
Die yMonitor Steam Generator
Manufacturing So" purbe tmStaotz
gert6t BON ben QnpGlten @belun,
Sans unb 0aman fir SoiepA s.
GingerpalD Inn $500 S4aOenerfab
pegen angebli4en Gpntrattbru9s
berflagt.
6eirat6sz 2tcen3en.
SIM Monat sunni purben i'm Cont
mon Yleas 9eri4t ni4t pentger ais
COL 5eirat6s : 2icen3en ausgei teat.
5~olgenbes lit elm 8erglei4 nit benz
fe[hen Mnnnt in ben 0nridhren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
Gr66huna bss SierbreiIes.

MtIpautee, 8is., 80. SUM-.
- Die M1ociation Der. Mtlpautee'r
8rauer bat bei9loFen, BON 1. Sult
an ben 9reis bes 8ter5 fir neue
8unben I'm 50 Gents pro Barrel gu
er606en, unO motiDirte Oies II. q. nit
benz ieBigen 6D6eren Preiie oe5 8r0uz
materials.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
1~tnbefunntcs g6iF untrraeganacn.

4f6tabuIa, O., 80. SUM-. -
Sin un6etannte5 S4iff ion pd9renO
oe5 @turme5 Der IeBten Sumita85>
Ra6t in Der g}dbe bes bieiigen 9az
Fens untergegangen fein. Bis ieBt
fino feline Sriimmerfiide ans 1fer
oetrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

rim Carrie Smith an, ais bic Mdtroz
ne Der DftIi4en Station BET iRrer
Our6Iu9ung elm RaiirmeFer fonO.
Carrie fagte, fie bei4neioe bamit Die
9ii6neraugen i6res 9utten. Dies balf
ibr iebo8 ni9ts, ba, ME elm 8eumter
fugte, fie bic betreffenben 9ii6nerz
augen nt9t BEL it4 bate.
@Geftrif9er 90 a 0 n
aGs2ptomottbe.- Sin f4ner
~belabener @rpreBmagen blie6 geitern
in Der Subettez@truBe bOr Dem 9oitz
ante, no bas @truBenpflafter tiir3z
li9 auFgeriFen fpurbe, fefen. Sin
GROCER @aggon Der rtz8oaO~2inte
ipuroe buborgeipannt unb in tur3er
53eit mar Der @agen tpieber auf fez
item Pflaiter.
Strife bermteben. Ser
angeoro6te Strife BON 20 Maf4ini@
iten 6es Norton : 3peiges Der r&mez
ricun Gan Gomp.", an Der @te bon
8oitpnz unb 9ubfonItraBe, puroe
ni8t in Scene gefebt, pber mar biel@
me6r nur pon tur5er 9auer, ba Der
8ormunn s. 8. 8almer, beIen Ser
a6I9iebung Die 2eute fOrberten, reiigz
nirte. Die Nr6eiter begaben ii4 Wtttz
tags pieber auf lire Poiten.
MufberS u4e mad elmer
+ H.. = Dem Yoli5eizD Department.
purbe qetern BPM MaDor 9aneS Elm
@6reiben iiberpieIen, pel6es er BON
Srn. 6. 9. 9unbIep bon Nt. Carbon,
@.z@a., erbalten bate uno in MEL
6em INN Nusfunft ii6er ben @ufentz
bait elmer % Sabre alten Srau gebez
ten tpirb, bic bier unter benz angez
nDmmenen 0umen Nannie See oDer
Nannie 2iGD pobnen ion. Sic bat
elm Elm Sa6r altes Sinh BET it4 uno
befanb fi6 lGngere 3eit in einem 9oz
fpitaG an Der 2ombarbftraBe, na46er
ion fe in Nr. POI, 8arclaqftraBe,
getpo6nt BADEN.
Die GDntrpIe Der 8asz
6 o."-Mn anberer St1e be5 n9eut=
f9en GorreTponbenten" 5etgt baS OPP
pofitionszGomit Der nGonf olioirten
@uszGo,," beTen Stdet fir bic 9iretz
tOrenpu6l bereits Der0ffentli4t MUIR
be, an, baB an @tele bes 9rn. SoRn
90. 6aG Der Same beS PrGitoenten
G6arles 8. Crane pon Der n5ormerS'
C Mer9ants' Ndtionalz8ant" 1ub=
ftituirt purbe. !9r. 9aQ bat ietnen
Namen 5uriid8e3ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
Grrmiidte trIearapbii6e sspsi6en.

= Sn GIsOelanO, g., eri9oB @uz
gene 6onarO, 40 Sabre alt, geItern
feline @uttin unO begging Sel6ItmOrO,
inOem er ii4 bic &e6Ie bur4i4nitt.
Man bermutbst, OaB er pubniinnig
mar.
= @m. g. 8ertermann, elmer Der
betannteiten 8lumen6dnbler bon Snz
bianapolis, SnO., lit in Sacramento,
Gal., geitOrben. 9erfelbe mar in
9eutI6lanb gebpren, fam i'm Sabre
1872 mad indianapolis unb errang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
SricffGfen.

nW}. g. Die Gaitz8iDerzBriife
purDe BON SOB. Dug. RObling emit
norfen unb in Qngriff genOmmen II.
nQ6 feinem Sobe in 1869 bon fetnem
bier qeborenen @o6ne @uibington u.
R0bling bolenbet. SOB. Dug. R0b@
lima purbe am II, Stunt 1906 gu
Mii6l6uuIen in Sbiiringen geboren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
fi6 bur6 feline grfoGge in Der 8lnz
men3u6t, DEFENDERS Der gtelten8n9tt
cine rationale 8eriibmtbett.
&ur3e safe II be E If n.

&ur3e &a6eg 81 De { d n.
= Die So. Gbpin unO 3bOmaS
Bald BON 96ilaOslp6ia iinb in Pez
ter5burg angetommen, Inn bort 9tllz
Oien ii6er bic @ren3en @laSta'S gu
MAIDEN.
- Die 9e~ter5burger Stuoenten,
fpel8e pegen Der StuOentenunrnbert
i'm Mdr3 gu 8efGngniBifrafen BON ie
3nei oOer bret M}onaten Oerurt9eilt
puroen, iinO ieBt no4 9aufe entz
Id5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

*** Ser n5reberifzQ oenuez8an=
8erein~ 6dlt beute feline jd6rlide Ser
Tammlung unb 8eamtenpaAl in Yer.
2O17. Sreberid>M penue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

Die goIi3ei bat iopeit mod feline
Spur BON ben 9ieben entbedt, Die in
Der @onntags : Nudt in bos 9an5
BON 6rn. Samuel 9e4t e%inOrangen
un0 @6mudia6en i'm NertRe DON
unqebli4 $500 ita6ten. Die 6amiIie
fe6rte gegen II ubr BON einem 8eIu4
auriid unD entDedte ben @tnbru4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
e n.


Die Site 2dunorD Comp" nur0e
qeitern BON ben So. So6n 90, 2Otpe,
George u. &linefelter, Benjamin s.
Bennett, @m. %. @lat BON 8altiz
more uno Sobn 8, 8rOug6 BON 9az
noDer, 8a., nit einem Nttienfdpitu(
pon 100000 in 1000 @nt6eilen I'M
corporirt.
Die rMaiter 9Oriei6oers Ndtional
9rotectipe NFociation Qocal go. 9"
nurDe BON So6n 9. 8prnes, Daniel
GonroD, Simotbn 8ali6, Nnbrep S.
Barron unb Gbarles u. &elio tncorz
pprirt.
Die ,@tanbarO 8urnii6 anO Oil
8orfs" nurOen Don ben So. 2ouis
80. SEEM, 8. Miltpn 8eamer, %. 8.
&ruB, @otparo q. 8eiger unb P6ilz
lip +. See nit einem Nttienfapital
pon $25,O 900 incorportrt.
S9abener dbtlage.
Noam 5eniel, Elm @emiiiebGnoler
i'm 2ertngton : Martte, bat i'm @u@
periorgeri6t bur6 Die Nnpdlte Mcz
1arlano &c 8urrp cine &lage auf
$4,000 @9abenerIaB gegen 9enrp
@rbman einreiden la1en. Gr be-
buuptet, baB Grbman i'm angebli4
fGlf9li9 perbaften uno b0Sptaig perz
folgen lieB.
9orntge 8ofenfeffeln.
Sm &reisgeri6t Nr. 2 lteB Qmelie
pbe6us bur9 BEN 4nnalt Mc4Qtiter
cine &lage auf 54etoung BON @ernOn
pbebus, ben iie am %. 5ebruar 1899
6eirat6ete, einrei9en. 8ernpn ion
ieine 6rau am 27. Suli 1901 D~erlaiz
len 6aben.
Marb s. Mc9}utt min i'm 8rei5gez
ri6t BON ibrem 8atten elmer 8. M}cz
g9utt geT9ieben perben. 8ie Der Gnz
malt u. Bartlett 2lopb angie6t, BET
rat6ste bas Baar 1899 uno trennte
fi9 i'm Npbember 1901.
"cSm felben 9ert6t fpun16t 91ds.
+. @oug6, pon ieiner Srau glt3a6et6
8oug6, bic i'm berlafen BADEN ion,
gei9iebsn gu perbsn.
SequeTter ernannt.
Muf 4nIu9en bes Stats : Ser
fi6erungs : GommifdrS 2lo2O 8ilz
fin1on ernannts Gi4ter @rigbt i'm
&reisgeri6t ssItern Die $50. Art6ur
.. Softer unb s. &emp Bartlett als
Sequeter fir Die nprOOiOent 2tfe &c
4nnuitD Comp. BON Baltimore,
na6bem bieIslben $4,000 8iirgi4aft
geIteQt 6atten. Die Gompugnie rei4te
am %. SUM- cine Qntport Elm, in
ipel9er tie ben @erT9erungs Gomz
miFGr fir ibre Gage inbtrett berantz
ipprtli9 bGlt.
Oa9te an bic Irmen.
Die in 9aris, 5rantrei4, geitern
eeftorbene 5rau 5rances 6otpdro
8arcloD bat in ibrem Seitument benz
r9erein aur @er6eferung Der Gage
Der 4rmen" $4,000 unb Dem 4ntpalt
So6n 6infleb $4,000 permu4t.
@eit Sa6ren berldfien.
Office Ret6munn bpn Nr. 514,
Campbell : @traBe, flugt I'M &retsz
geri6t auf abiolute S8eiOung BON
0ouis 90. Hetbmann, Nr. 224, Pdr>
finitraBe. 0us 9aur b~eirdt6ete an
2. Qpril 1888, unb &ldgerin behaup%
tet, oab i6r Mann lie por II Sabren
berlaHen babe.
0atentre6ts &tage.
Sm 8unbss : Oiitriftsgeri4t iu4t
bic ugurt 2absling Ma4ins Comp"
um einen @in6altsbefebl gegen Die
,Bm. s. 2eiiter Manufacturing o."
na6. Die 2eBtere iOa angeblt4 etn
8atent Der Griteren benuBt baben.
Ginneuer be teuer<
@innebmer.- 9r. 96ilipp See
@olOsborpugb, Der neueSnlanoitener%
g~innebmer, tpelder an @tele DON
Srn. 8eniamin s. Parlett bonn Yra@
fibenten ernannt porben 1T, ~letltete
qeftern ben @mtseib. @r ernannte
Srn. @eorg 3d. barrer, bisber9iilts@
gunbeszS urpepor, gu ieinem erlter1
Mffiftenten on @teQe BON 9rn. Sobn
SO. Marfel, Der Die Steae als 8dntz
Graminutur fir Murpluno erbalten
bat. QGe iibrigen &ngeiteaten fper@
ben bleiben urb belte bon g}euem el1z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

*** 9us gicnic bes nWeften6z
Hrauen : 8%ereins" niro Aeute i'm
nMeFenbz9art" an Der 8altimoreitr.
uno @arri1onz2ane ftattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

1feue unteritationen in allen Stabtz
tbetlen erDffnet. = Station 9 an
Der Yennfplbania : 4penue nit
Tunf Seamten unb Al 8rieftrGz
nern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
WaaRe UNI 6emihte,

tpte bIeielben bon Der 8alttmorer
Wie9iz un0 8etruiOe=BDrie angenom>
mon fOprNo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

nm na9 einem gef9dftigen 9aietn
bierIel6f IN 5rantFurt q, 90. einen
poblperbienten Q~ebensa6enb ab5uz
fparten. 9r. 8eder mar Iange Sabre
Mitglteb bes 8antz unb Me9Ielz8ez
f9Gfts Bon Summer &c 8eder an Der
So1tt6ftraBe unb trat nit benz beuz
tigen Sage aus. Sein 9ef9dftstbeilz
6aber, 9r. &rnolb Summer, 3eigt an
anberer SteGe an, Dap ba5 bort6eilz
Daft betunnte @ei6Gft in berfeIben
Weife unb inter beriel6en Sirma BON
Summer &c 8eder ~fortgefii6rt pirb
unb er ale Qttiba unb gaIiioa Der az
ten Jirma i6ernommen bat. 6r. s.
8. Summer 1T S6etl6aber Der Sirmu
unb ST. 9enrD 3er6ufen nirb bie5ir=
ma Ser grocura 5eidnen. Nit 6rn.
6einri9 8eder berliert bds 9eutf6z
t6um Der Stabt Baltimore einen feiz
ner beten Mitbiirger; ti9tig unb un=
bebingt 5uberGdffig i'm @eI8dftspeTen
unb Elm Sreunb Der &unt un0 Site
ratur, geb0rt ST.. 8eder auBerbem gu
ienen unferer 9bilant6ropen, pel9e
i'm Stiuen pieG Suites tbun unb man.
DE unberI9ulbete Not6 linberten, p6z
ne baB Die re4te 9unb puBte, mas bic
1inte that. Sn eingepeibten &reiien
berlautet, baB 9r. 8eder cine Der be-
fen Yripatzgibliot6efen in Der Stabt
befiBt. Sein S4eiben BON bier lGBt
ben Dunf4 lalt peroen, buB er mad
elmer gliifli6en &eiie Die po6Iberz
biente Gu6e i'm alten 8aterlanbe finz
ben m0ge. @r gebOrt gu ben treueiten
SSreunben bes n9euti9en GorreTponz
benton"
Cine merfpiirbtg Gntz
9u1bigung CAB geitern bic tpez
gen friebensitOrunQ bsrhaftete Siege
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10
has the constitutional right to assume
control of political parties and dictate
their methods of choosing candidates.
BOOKER WASHINGTON CAFE" !"
Teddy Wants it Cut Out and So
Notifies the Guide.

Washington, June 9.-The facetous
guide who delivers the lecture for
one of the many enterprises that
make money taking parties of tour
lists around Washington has incurred
the displeasure of Roosevelt. Re-
ferring to the white house he said:
There, ladies and gentlemen, is the
white house Thomas Jefferson built,
formerly called the executive man
sion. President Roosevelt insisted
that the right name was white house
and it has been called so since, ex-
cept recently, when it gained the
naMs Of Booker Washington Cafe.
Roosevelt heard of this and sem
word to the proprietor of the enter
prise that the Booker Washington
reference was highly distasteful t.
him and he desired it cut out.
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10
PRIMARYCASEARGUED
PROMINENT ATTORNEYS ENGAGED IN
MANDAMuS SUIT.
The Attorney-General Assisted in
Upholding the Law by Judge
j. A. P. Campbell.
fFrom clarlon-Ledger, June 81


Arguments were delivered before the
supreme court this afternoon in the cell
ebrsted mandamus suit to test the legal
ity of the new primary election law.
The case will not be concluded until
tomorrow afternoon, and the addresse
of the attorneys engaged are being heard
with much interest by prominent mem,
bers Of the bar and public men who are
interested in the final decision of the
matter.
The state is represented in the argu
ments by Attorney General McClurg and
Judge ]. A. P. Campbell, ex chef jus
tice, who was invited by Mr.. Mcclure
to assist in upholding the constitution.
atty OF the law. Hon. e. F. Noel. stat,
senator from holmes, is expected to ar
rive in the city tomorrow aud deliver al
argument before the conrt. He is th
author of the primary measure Tn
anti-primary advocates are represents
by Messrs. Melville & Thompson c
this city.
Arguments are confined almost entire
u to the point Of whether the legislator
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10
yiruient Cancer Cured.

Startling proof of a wonderful ad-
vance in medicine is given by druggist
G. w Roberts of Elizabeth, w. Va. An
old man there had long suffered with
what good doctors pronounced incur.
able cancer. They believed his case
hopeless till he used Electric Bitters and
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
treatment completely cured him. When
Electric Bitters are used to expel bilious,
kidney and microbe poisons at the same
time this salve exerts its matchless hea. :
ing power. blood diseases, skin eruption
ulcers and sores vanish. Bittefs soc,
Salve 25c at Tucker & Greer,
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10
THE POPE PLEASED.

Likes Teddy's Big Yarns About
How He Whipped the Spanlards.
London, June "a dispatch to the
Pail Mail Gazette from Rene says
the pope was highly delighted with
President Rooseyelt's gift of a COM
plete set of the latter's works and
confirms the report that the pontiff
issued orders that Mosaics Of st.
Peters and the vatican be transmit
ted to the president with his thanks.
These Mosaics are magnificent speci-
mems of this branch of art and are
made at the vatican workshops.
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10

The reason have not been advertis
ing for the past ten days was because
did not have any extra good bargains 10
offer. have them now. Come and
see. Yours truly.
THos. 81. FERGUSON.
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10

Salt or fresh wafer fish and crabs.
cooked or raw. delivered anywhere in
the city Send your orders to A !.
Speights, Main street. opposite the
klondyke hotel. mayS0tf
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10

Pianos and organs tuned and repaired
w. f. OSBORNE. p O. Box 412, City.
may16-1mo
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-10

Pianos and organs tuned and repaired.
w. F, OSBORNE, p. o. Box 4l2, City.
may16-lmo
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
CHAMBERLAIN OPTIMISTIC

London, jan 6.-Speaking at Birmingham to-
night. Joseph Chamberlain the Colonial Secre-
tary referred to the hatred and jealousy of
Great Britain entertained abroad. and denied
that this was due to the existence OF a particu-
lariy wicked government.
This is new thing in history" he said
and and must maintain our splendid isoIa-
tion. surrounded and supported by our colonial
knsfolk"
While fully admitting the necessity OF finding
markets and keeping abreast OF modern
times and methods Mr.. Chamberlain saw no
sign of any imminent or pressing danger TO
British trade. He said:
During the last five years we have enjoyed an
absolutely unparalleled condition of trade and
for the future the prospects are exceedingly
good.
The Colonial Secretary strongly deprecated
any attempt on the part of the trades unions
to restrict the output and reduce all workmen TO
a dead level OF mediocrity. In this connection
the speaker referred to the opinions OF Senator
Hanna and President Schwab Of the Steel Cor
poration this subject.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
A KANSAS VERDICT on rK1yLEr.

The capacity 10 write smart newspaper article
doesn't always seem to insure the possession OF
Considerate judgment or even good sense. Here is
Mr. William Allen White, who bounded into no.
toriety on the strength OF a single article What
Is the Matter with Kansas" and who seems since
to have gone hunting libel suit for himself or his
publishers in order to relieve his mind about Sen
atos Platt. As II that wasn't enough. he had to
fall foul of the late President Mckinley also in the
following fashion:
From The Emporia Gazette May :. 1901; editorial
Mckinley never had idea in his head. He is
essentially not a thinker. He is In no sense a
scholar. He has not kept anywhere abreast of the
economic thought of his time. Until the campaign
of SO he was insure about finance. He has uttered
sentiment in all his four years of official speak
ing and writing that has lived thirty minutes after
II was put on paper. Twenty men in Marion County
can make as good a speech as Mckinley. No man
who doesn't read can have much to say. You can't
draw water from an empty Cistern.
Mckinley is only a man-luSt common, ordinary
man, with two legs and the usual number of feet
and eyes and brains and teeth and vertebre. A
man doesn't have 10 know much to be President OF
the United States The average President stripped
OF his fame and power, would be eligible 10
membership In mans literary club in a country
town. There have been three exceptions this
rule in forty years.