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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

Sraurige 3uitGnOs in mon6en Sob
len6ergtperten 8irginien'8. - ST.
fabrungen zines beutI9en 8o6lenz
grdbers. = nM}utter" SoneS ge=
re4tFertigt.
CTus benz ~gstrio,n ssonntaogsG OrrsiponOeut9
vMutter" Sones, tpelae am 6reitug
na4 Baltimore fam, I'm Der @intpanz
DerungsbebOrbe iiber gepiiTe 3u1tGnOe
in ben Sobtsnregtonen Don 8irginien
Die @ugen gu Dffnen, i9eint in i6ren
fenfationeQen 9(ngaben Dur9aus ni4t
itbertrieben gu BADEN, tpie aus benz
na4folgenOen 8eri9t bes pg2ensgorz
ter Morgen : SournaIs" er6eqt:
un4uf cine &n3eige bin, Die in Der
uR.zg. @tauts5eitung" @nbe Septemz
Fer eri4ien, melOete iif&9auI S6litte,
Elm pOr 8pei Subren bier eingepunz
berter Sod, in Der genQnnten S4iffsz
unO @r6eits : Ngsntur. 9ort nurbe
inn e%r0ffnet, baB Die n@befapeate &c
O6io Goal Co. ti4tige 2eute fir
i6re in 6apette : Gountp, 8eits9irz
ginien, gelegenen nRufb Run" : Sob
lengruben brau6e. Der Ngent perz
ipru9 ibm ange6lt6 einen Sagelobn
BON $59 Bis Sc, fD06entli6e Ius3a9z
lung, freie 9inreiie un0 nu4 3peiW&oz
naten Nrbeit freie 3iifreiie. @4Ittte,
Der Iange 3eit arbeitslOs gefpefen, lieB
ii9 iiberreben unb tpurbe nit elmer
8et6e Nnberer BON Der @gentur na9
8eftz8irginien geIunbt.
4us 8riefen, tpsl9e Der Mann ieitz
bem an feinen in glr. 1016, Qlpenue u,
Reipzgort, lebenben 8rubsr M}ar
S4lttte i4rieb, gebt tlar 9erpor, ME
es inn in 0irtli4teit crying, unO lei
Dies our @arnung bier mitget6silt.
Gr f4reibt, Dap, troBbem er nun 16on
na9e an 3pei Monate in ben 9ruben
ar6eitet, es ihm nod ri9t m0glt4
mar, audi rur einen Sent baares @elb
gu befommen. Die @pmpagnie bat
Elm Wert6marten : Spitem eingefi6rt,
pel9e ben 8ergleuten anitatt baaren
@elOes gege6en tperOen. 9ieie Marz
fen lperben MIR in ben rGompanb
Stores" angenommer unb 6aben an
berslpo teinen Wert6. Die Nrbeiter
iinb babur4 ge3tpungen, ale i6re 8ez
niirfni7e in Den Geieuiaafts<Nieberz
legen bei erb06ten 9reiIen ein3ufdu=
fen, ppour9 bic gompagnie einen
boppeIten 9rofit aus Der Qr6eitsfraFt
ihrer QngeftsIten e~r8ielt. Setn Sage
lobn, 10 beAauptet er, mar niemals,
pie berfpro9en, So Bis Sc, Ionbern
ME b0ber ais 81 pro Sag, unb lit bic
90be bes Qobnes bon Der 6Grte Der
&obIen abbdngig. Wenn Die 2p6len
bart iinb, fam Elm Qr6eiter faum gez
mug berOienen, uR ieinen Qebensunz
terbalt 5u beitreiten.
S9litte mar in leBterer I3eit frGrfz
li9 unb Der 6drten @rbeit ni6t qez
padien, er polte oes6alb na6 Nepz
Wprt suriid. Qus Diefem @runbe berz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
unierr Sbrater.
81 prD'S9 bern6dus."

rs o 7 9per Il ?.
Qnoren M}ad, Der populdre trii6e
&om00iunt, niro ben 9antIa9ung8z
taq bier in Baltimore Feiern, ou er
mGbreno Der gun3en @o4e in n6oro'5
O~pern6au5" gaftirt. Our 4uffii4rung
gelangt 8. 9. Sapre'8 neue 8om0bte
She 6oIo 6oger 8op". 0u5 9tiit
ioQ Elm Enlightenment iein unO Dem llrz
t6eil ~erfo6rener 8rititer 3ufoIge iogar
Som Moore" BEL 8eitem iibertref<
fen. Size 6olo Soger 8op" iOq Elm
Drama 1ein, bod tommen BARN To-
Diele tomiI9e Gcenen bor, DaB man
oafel6e eigentli4 elm p8omODie=
Drama" nennen t0nnte. Die Sitelz
role lit einem Offi3ter Der 8unoesz
Qlrmee gepibmet, uno Qn0reD W}ad
ion ii9 BARN ais elm pa6rer 9elo err
t~pei1en. Sa, Die 8o1e ipu f0rmli4
fir i'm gei4affen iein, unb ME nnS
berii6ert nirD, ii6ertrifft Der @iootale
SOm0otant feline frii6ere RoQe als
Som Moore". 0ie bi5ber iibli4,
pir0 audi bieies Sa6r cine tidti8e
S6au7pielersS ruppe 9rn. Mtat our
5eite ite6en, un0 Die 8eiu6er BON
,6pro's Opernbau5" t0nnen iid oaz
Der auf cine genuBreide 36eatermOde
qefaBt madden. Inter ben W&ttDtr~
fenoen 6efinoen Ii6: 6rancesca Ring,
cine So6ter Oss berii6mten 8oftOner
@6auIpielerS, ferner 8i6arO S, Dill
lon, @iles 66ine, Qtrt6ur Scoops,
Mpron @a1ice, @boie Seron, Sips. s.
Sation, @bpar0 Qiten, 8race
S6orne, Moggie 5ieIoing, M}aiter
So6n Goofe, Gus @iIfeS, 6rantie
GoDfe uno 8iDian Martin. 8ie
ii6li6, pirb Nnbreip M}af audi bieIeS
cSa6r Bel ie0er 8~orteuung nit ietnem
poblflingenOen Senior mebrere 2ieoer
gum 8eiten geben.
gMufif Qtubemte."
8lan6e Bates pirb Die laufenbe
@o6e in einem neren Gtiif bon Be-
Iu8co in Der ,Muiit : Qfdoemie" gu
elmer pi6tigen unb i%nterefanten in
8altimore's t6aatralii3em 8alenOer
geItulten. 0as gublitum felt nit
GROCER Spannung Der Quffi6rung
Des neren MerteS bes beliebten 4uz
tors BON She Darling" entgegen, in
benz 8efpuBtiein, BON i6m nur bas
8efte erparten gu t0nnen. Die DON
inn engagirten 9terne ge60ren tets
3u ben populGrIten unD Die 64au>
fpieler berfe6len ME, bu5 gr0Bte Snz
terefe gu erregen. Der drtiitif6e5beil
Der 8prftenung, Gcenerien, 4u8ftat@
tung uno &oftiime, ge60ren 3u BEN
f60nIten urD toitIpieligiten, Die felt
LANCER .3eit bier in Baltimore geie6en
poroen iino. Cine bemerfenspert6e
Sruppe gutter S9aufpieler lit I'm
sri. Bates gruppirt; unter i6nen be-
finoen ii8: Ro6ert 8. 6aine8, 9eo.
QrliB, G6as. 0alcott, Gilbert 8ruz
ming, s. s. 8enrimo, Gaiton Ser
bale, 8anfin 9ubal, SRI, Gleanor
Moretti, 5rau @6us. 8alcOtt u. Sri.
4ou Qeipis.
ng6afe's s4eater,"
yS6e S6ool for 9canDal" nirb in
Der 0antiagung5<8o4a in DGbuIe's
S6eater" CUR Nuffi6rung gebra4t.
@s tpiro bies bas erite flaifii4e Stiid
iein, pel9es in bteier Saiion DOn Der
oGeorge 6apcett Co." gegeben fpiro,
unO mad Dem Sntereiie gu i4dBen,
tpel8es bas t6eaterlie6enbe Pu6lifum
ben tlaifiI8en Quffi6rungen Der leBz
ten @aifon entgsgen bra6te. lit elm
oroBer grfola fir Dieies Stiid al err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
Grpbnftens IQrft.

untenfte6enOe preiie 6e3ie6en fi4
auf ben Gngros : 9an0eI; fir ben
3Ieinbunoel muB Elm entipre4enoer
Nufi4log 8ema4t meroen.
6drm 8roDutte.
2ebenoes @efIiigel: PRO 8fun0,
iunge 6ii6ner &c. Bis 12c.; ate 9uAz
ner &c. bis 1Oc.; 8dnie &c. bis 10c.;
Quter 81. bis lie; gnten &c. bis
IL; Suuben, pro 8aar 15c, Bis 20t.
gisr, pro OuBenD 24c. bis 26c.
@epfel, pro SAP 75c. bis 1925;
8irnen, pro 6aB $1,25 bis $1,75;
Srau6en, pro 5 8funbs&Orb lie. Bis
1885,; arons6eeren, Pro SAP $500 Bis
$500.
GENTLE: aortofFeln, pro 8uT6el
4Oc. bis &C.,; 3pie6eln, pro 8ui4el
Csc, bis 9Oc.; @eiBtobt, prO Some
$500 Bis $500; 8~opfiaIat, pro 8uz
f6eIfifte SOC. Bis 4Oc.; 3uterriiben,
PRO 8iinoel Il. bis BE; 6euerie, pro
0uBenO zoe. Bis 40c.; griine 8obnen,
PRO babe Site $1.0O biz $1.5O; 8luz
mentobl, pro Crate $1.0O bis $500.
Groceries unb Proptftos
mem.
RuFfinirter 3uder: pro 9funO, 8ez
piirfelt, 5.314c.; ~pulOeriiirt, 4.813c.;
STANDARD, gronulirt, 4.71!c.; fem
gronulirt, 4,713c.; GrpitoI, 4.713c,;
Columbia u, 4.464c.; gelber, 1876,
Bis 4.36!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
mirhfntter. INN GtrnhnrsiIe.

6olgenoe5 iino bic auf ben itaatz
li6en 8aagen fir 6eu, Strob II. +.
IN. geitern er3ielten Preiie:
Oeflt6e 9eumua9e.
6eu.-3imot6p, ST. Bis $40 pro
Some; &Isenbeu, SIS Bis SIG, ge~
mii8tes SIS Bis $16 pro Some,
@trob. - Wei8enItro4 SO bis
$40, ~9foggenitrOb $15 Bis SIG, Safer
itrob $40 pro Some.
Mat8- neues, 1920 bis $3.50
PRO SAB.
DetIi9e &c.
Sc II. - Simotb1, $13 Bis SIS pro
Some; 8Ienn6eu, $12 Bis $14, &c,
mi76te5 $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
6tro6. -Nei3enitrO6 So Biz So,
Rogenitro6 $12 Bis $14, 9oferitro4
$40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

2opftraBe unb 8eIair=Mdrtt cling
ftunbe: 9onnerfugs; 9irigent s..
&arolus.
y8ermanta Qudrtettz
CLUB"
6auptquartier: Nteienberg's 9aae,
Rr. 116, RorOzpacaitraBe. Sing
ftunbe: 9~tenitags; 9irigent 5. Sd
rplu8.
nMeBger : @eangOerein."
6auptquarticr: Sorbun's 9aa2
CIR. "a, GentresM artetsS Space. @inga
4unbe: 0ienita95; 0iri8ent S. 6.
Srant.
nGosIpeiB.1
6auptquartier: 4Der's 9aae, Gde
Salt uno @Gitz4Denlle Singitunoe:
9ien5tug8; 0iriaent u. S6neioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
NQtne,
Ofentft6er 21Otar.

8Oumu6ten, 8er3i4tIei'
Itungen II. I. N. mad alien
Sbeilen bes QuslaHoe3 rpsrs
ben auf bas GepifenbaFteIte
ausgefertigt.
Ollie 4nsfunft Ibsr Reges
lung ron 9srm0genss 4ngez
Iegen6eiten in 9euti4lanb,
Seftrei9 Il. {. IN. pirb uns
entQsItliA ertbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

@al3fleii6: pro PfunO, gauge
S6ultern, engI. geI6n., 113c.; gang
fur3e Gippen, life; Seiteniped 13c.;
gauge 2si6Itiide, 13c.; Spet>S6ulz
tern, 124c.; Sugar GureO" 96ulz
tern, 114c.; G4inten, 144c.; Obne
6aut, 1885,; 9icnic, 1856; vgfeB"z
@6neinefleif8, $4,000 pro SAP;
S6mal5 - in 3ierces, gut raffinirt,
114c.; in 6Gfern, 11!c.
&uFFee: Rotirungen iinO ME fol9t:
auF Der Bats pon So Gents pro
4funD fir Rio g}r. 7; Santos 7ic.
Bis 113c.; Marocoibo 94c. Bis lie;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Motta 18c. bis
10r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
BaItimnrer Murftbcridtr.

CStrl8ta fur Sen .D:uIiaeH Gorr,fOOnDtntsn.
Baltimore, p. NOOembsr.
Me6l.- Die 6eutige M}e6I5ufu6r
belief 7i6 auf 7759 6Gfer, eini6lieB>
It6 791 Suffer gu 2OcuItSPoint unb
5053 6Gfer gu Canton; SiifenOerz
fonot 236 5Gfer. Die Preiie fteuen
IL ia fnInt.
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StaSt Baltimore.
Sanitdts= Seri9t.

s3una6me Der Muiern. 113 terte
@rfranfungen in Der perflohenen
Wo9e.
Caus Dem geRyigcn peOnnta8s 6 orrtiSOHOsnt'H
Sn Der b~erfloFenen @o9e Harden
181 8erfonen in Baltimore, gegen
200 in Der glei9laufenOen 8o6e oes
8oriu6res, 1875 in 1900 unO 1877 in
1899. Die Sterbli9feitsrate betrug
17.13 pro 1000 Der 8eIsmmtbeOOltez
rung, 1856 fir Die 8eiBen Ii. 25.35
fir Die Ne9er. 8on ben 8erItorbenen
puren 90 mGnnli9en unO IS peibli~
diem 8e18le9ts, 81 paren i'm 4usz
lunoe gsboren, 40 tparen 9&eger, .
3inoer fumen toDt our Welt; im8apz
@iep : NIpl ftarben 6, in 9%oipitdlern
II uno in anoeren SnItituten 16Perz
fonen; 16 Snqueite tpuroen gebdlten.
Dem Otter na9 pert6eilten Die So
besfGGe ii9 ME folgt: % 9erfonen
naren inter 1 Sabr, 6 3nif6en 1 unO
2, II 3piI9en 2 unO 5, 8 5nti4en 5
unO 10, 4 3pif9en 10 unO Is, 4 5piz
f9en Is uno 20, Is 5piI6en 20 uno
i6sn 40 nro 10 10 ami5ben so unb
en- 81 ,tn;74en eO nm 10 16 ami
fSsn 70 1,n6 20 o ani56pr 30 nnb
% Sabre MI 90s nphorsn nurhen
liz mPiFe nnb AZ @soerfirber amaze
mpIn,f
0io 6onn+5G4Ii3fan Standardization
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seumoerpoae GntoeGmna.

Trau TRfntans, eins berpprrdgence Spejias
Ussiu IN Erauenr&eieeu; brabte 3auienocu con
ttieenptn fraueu oas Gid DIR 8siuuobeit; bate
mir ejr,n Nt6liblaS; in optuuopitr5ia Stuuotn ipiro
in ira.nbn,!bsm Stadium 2inosrunu Deri4aftt uotr
i,i~, Interbrebuue Der 9tib6itiguha: ablolut f5sr
nno burmIos; I'M 9irtou ODER per BOT 81. 8 Q ms
Fartdbstfts priDatts Stim Rr
sSomsu. @tbiinets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Grit!i5t
R.bonp!uuQ, fals eetuiiHi9t; ~25zidbrige grfab-uHg.
SIR ehhunotn BON 10 bis s. SouutaGs BON 2 bis s
@atsertbeiluRa GRATIS.
6rau q. 9Siuiams,
Rr. sI5. RsrSA6oporo'Strske. galtiusre
(Ge,o. T&E 80
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$4,000 8aar 90 prO ISOLDE

Su ocrfaufen:
3ptif0fiee 6dai:r nit ie95 3irnerH on Grooss
6truee, 3wii9eu 8altimOrezStr. unO 5airmoantz
glue., utben sYatttriOu=9arE". 9ieie @dultr snts
bultcn ale ueuetsn 9squem!i3ttiten, e!nl9lIeB!I9
etmentirte RsGtr un6 acknowledgment. 9rsIs
500. grunO3;ns s27 idbr!i9. @rOOes5traBe it
nit ben beten uitrifiilrtsR 3tegeItsintn SspiIaittTt.
GDp s. 0aGIa9ber, gavmtsrnsbmsF.
Caunl8) Rr. 1898, Gf*saIttntOrss5t rab:.
Su perfaufen.
gttGtg 1871 unO 46 ader; elm neuts
&aus aui siusm; biuig, lusnn oiele Wobs mob
~oerfauil. 81 ~criragsn bel cannon, 3peIter
Glur, uGaluertAS tbdu0e.H kGtt24,lI
3u perFaufer:
s. older an Der p98etII1sn Ularsldnoer Babn,'
uabe IS E It III / II it { 7, bebdHt. :
29 4dst in aItimsrsz s o u n to, q
Reilen pDn Der 6taOtgren5e.
Juusr jeiue GauSi { in Vt. WaibingtOH
unO Gat0nso!ae.
Sarrp 6. 3egeHtr,
Capr26, I5, $3.50 COG Union 9rut guitoiuG.
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Sn Dermietbea.
gu pcrmietben:

Su pcrmietben:
S0iinib,Esptrtbs Ttil3trsisGarm; bflt3tr Dis
iritt, ndbs Der Staet. 5taGrt &tarueh,
gr. p, 6aOz9apz5tsabe (ROoFl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
nentfne SfhInpin+s.
9oItimDrer Gffeftenb0rfe.
P,ri5te! fHr DEN rEeuti4tH g0rrGipoHOeutsH' 0u1$
y. Wm. RiOpcuOorf & Es)
Baltimore. %. Qobem6er.

BdlfImOre, z. 5t0DemDer.
s. 8m. MiOOenoorf &c So. bere4z
men fir 6rancS: 8antier5 : Srutten
ouf so Sage 5.184, olf Stdt 5.164,
tuufmGnnifde auf 60 Sage 5.188 bis
5.2O5. Gei65mart ouf so Sage 943.
@ulOen auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antier5 altf go Sage
4.835, auf Si8t 4.87, faufmdnnif6e
4.835-4.84.
@ertdufe auE Der pieEgen @ffetterA
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Wt a s.-Ole 1eUfl9e UtaIs3uiu9E
6etruq 1881 8uTdel; @erfanDt Dolt
BEN Glebatoren 14,155 8uTdel; 8orz
rat6 in BEN @%lepdtoren 1929 8nz
f6el. 8erfauft nur0en 1900 alter
gemiI9ter Spot gu 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
9euttge S6lubrdte

9der. = 0eutl9e 9aTer3uTu3t
98O8 8u7tel; @erianbt BON ben Gle=
patoren 1902 8uIGeI; GleDatorenz
@orrot6 279.124 8ui6sl.
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Sarlcben auf 0runOeigcntbam.

Sarleber BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf grurOtiutntbum in Der 6taot unO btm 2auOs;
~uisprioe 3ingratcn. 8. N. 9errn & SON,
Rr. 255, st. 9autz5trabs. (Ottl9, 6Dttsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
4n3elgen.-3 bertanien.
N~utpmatifeae Drpp Seae.
WrHHOeisentGGm 81 uerfanfen.
Torcl>Yarf.

3u pcrfaufcu:
10 cute gruno3iuisn. Yobjufrdgcn bel 8. Dtu!z
fer, 9r. l64l, UillIon=aDenue. (32I-Y
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garrs sephnuna nit s Stmmerm,

NV~Ts ~~~@TFEtEF5 "FE = JF'TTVT
0%ruEoitiid 30 Del 10, an9encbme 0a9bari4att,
$500, 6ruuO3ius 500.
3uci Saupldst oil @uSuta AUe., $3.50 pro SUP.
Gtni0e &aroGins III ib5Hen g8obnbauiern.
i. .. y q d NJ a Il, Nr. Gl2, &aiD=8uIlOIng.
(SUni9,IS)
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WaGBe uno Gemid,te,

tDte bieieIDen bon Der 8dltimorer
Meblz un0 8etraioezBOr angenpm=
men nprnpu
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9rd6tige GrunOituds uHO @0Itag:s urtc- le!btsn
geoiugungen 5u p~frtauisn. Cottages a.. l~trtIung
0sbout. GOale u . 0 n, IgeRtta, 4lOl Union
&rut SuIloing. (Aprl!zUISO-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

S15n N8O5abaus ytr. l8A, &Opes StraBt, nit
%-oO 0rlgtr UrunOjins, ie35 9Imintrr Hot Is
DI %. 4tues Saust irii6 aHge1trt3en uHO in
pttBeF Nn5bari6aft. Ju9Buiragen i'll 8argainser
GTTite 9tr. 4V4, Noro=Gutapz5tr. (5uli25,IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

53unabme Der MaIern. 113 rene
@rfranfungen in Der Derflofenen
Wo3e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

Sene nsusu 6reiit0dig;n ttrraiirteu g9obnbduisr
nit elesanter Sronte, INN allen mOOsrnsn Sequems
Iibteiten, an 48ejtieite Der gpltonz4Dtaus, iuoIi5
bon a8bitelod=S traBe, mi: Gusf5t aber sGruiO=
3iG=9art" uHo StaOt. @ruuOsinsirei oOsr init
9runOiiH3. 2dgli3 %ecOitntt. &bOmas u.
. II D, pGsntral Sruit Co., 2tgiHgton= II. 9OurIz
lano=StraBs. Qft25, lYtt
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9erGanst:

G%rfahrenc Gbcrppts Mno Siaarrp-
GpGer. Stcti9c Mrbeit nnn CUTE
Scsablun9.
8. GniS s. So. Srand),
GGc GbarleS= nnb Barre StraRc.
(32-29l
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ranf6eiten tpurben gemeloet:
WriBe Sflaben.

Sruurige 3uitGnOe in mon6sn Sob
len6ergperfen @irginien's. - ST.
fa6rungen zines beutI9en 8oblenz
grdbers. = nMutter" SoneS gez
re9tfertigt.
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GerIaxgr. Graura mo NdShsn.

SepIoHgt:
Sin Rso6cn idr oas3orbeit; fcin @ai1cn ocer
@iaeln. gahSrlregsn IN @r. 1923, Gonton9ion=
gpsf:ie. (33S)
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SerlaHet:
Gin Mdo6,n fir Die alQemtine &ausarbclt IN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-26
CHEAPER TELEPHONE SERVICE
New Company Files 100000, 900
Deed Of Trust.

A special to the New York Times from
Wilmington, Del, yesterday says: For the
international Telephone Company, the pro-
posed rival of the Bell system, Josiah Mar
vel today filed deed Of trust for $780,
100000 with the recorder OF deeds.
The deed covers plants already secured.
patents covering the manufacture of switch
boards and general telephone apparatus
and the franchises the concern ex ,cts to
secure.
1t Is proposed to Issue bonds amounting
to $4,000 1900, underwrtten by New York
ana Baltimore capitalists. 1t is proposed
also to furnish telephone service at two
cents the message
The International company was incor-
porated at Dover on May Is, with the nomt-
nal nal capital of $1,O00,O0O. Soon another Ger
tlfcate will be filed calling for a capitaI of
500 100000. and the fee the state will re-
ceiVe for this will be about $4,000 The
company already has a plant in operation
In louisiana. and it says plants can be
installed under Its patents at about one-fifth
the present cost. The officers are: Presi-
dent, s. b. Rhinehart. Waynesborough, Pa;
treasurer, Ehlen B. Harrison, Baltimore:
secretary, Henry F. Fahey, New York as
sistant secretary, ]. Miller Kenyon, Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-26
In Behalf of the Letter Carriers.
the Editor OF The Evening Star:


Referring to your notice of the action Of
the Post Office Department in reference to
the reported mission of Mr.. Keller, presl-
dent Of the Letter Carriers Association, in
going to San Francisco, Cal, I am as
founded at such unwarranted assumption
OF authority, whether the suggestions of
the department are true or otherwise. If
the President Of the United States and
members of his cabinet are empowered or
even justified, in attempting, by public adj
dresses. to influence the election and action
Of members Of the House, In order that
trust, tariff and reciprocity legislation may
find speedy enactment Gall quite right in
my Judgment, then the lowest-pa and
hardest-worked of all government employees
surely have right to petition and respect
fully urge an equitable increase Of their
rate of compensation. Clerks in the de-
partments, many of whom receive more
than twice the present pay of letter car
riers. and whose services much less la
borious. and often far less valuable are
allowed periodical increases, and no one
objects. II Mr.. Loud had restricted his
opposition to his personal objections, and
had not attempted to stifie legislation by
keeping the petition of the carriers from
being reported to the House for considera-
ton and final disposition. no one could find
fault, but his determined purpose to with
hold report with or without his indorse-
ment) to the House was unjust, untenable
and inexcusabIe. Had he kept within the
scope of his prerogatives as a representative
and allowed consideration by the House
criticism would have been unwarranted,
and the petition of the carriers would have
been considered.
Mr.. Loud has perfect right to seek in
dorsement and reelection, and his con-
stituents have an equal right to refuse him
their suffrage, the action of the Post Office
Department and the civil service commits
sion to the contrary Notwithstanding
Don't discriminate against the small fish,
r.. w. SHECKELLS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-26
MR.. HENDERsoN's SUCCESSOR.
Judge Birdsall of Clarion, Iowa, Gets
Nomination

A dispatch from Hampton. Iowa. yester-
day says: Judge B. P. Birdsall Of Clarion
Iowa. was nominated for Congress today
by the third district republican convention
The nomination was made on the second
ballot, by a vote Of 50 to % for c. Z. Ran
sier of Buchanan. The third district at
present Is represented by the Speaker Of
the national House, David B. Henderson,
who recently declined a denomination. The
report of the committee on resolutions to-
day was adopted by the convention as fol-
lows:
I'VE. the representatives Of the republi-
cans Of the third district of Iowa, heartily
indorse the platform of principles adopted
by the late republican state convention at
Des Moines. We deny that the Dingley
tariff breeds and shelters trusts. We in
terpret the tariff plank in the Des Moines
platform of 1902 to be nearly a reitera ton
Of and to mean no more than the st. Louis
plank of 1896. which recited:
We are not pledged to any particular
schedules; the question of rates is a practi
cal question, to be governed by the condi-
ruling and uncompromising principle is the
protection and development Of American la
Dor and industry
1--WE cordially recognize and earnestly
commend the patriotic ferver Of President
Roosevelt. and the wisdom of both the for
eign and domestic policies Of his admins
tration, which are adding constantly to the
high reputation Of the nation abroad and
the prosperity of the people at home.
I'VE most earnestly regret the declination
of the denomination which the republicans
of this district for the eleventh time unani-
mouSly rendered the Hon. D. B. Henderson.
No official has been more anxious to keep
in touch with and faithfully represent the
wel-considered judgment of his constitu-
ents than has Col. Henderson during all the
long years Of his congressional career. We
have faith in his patriotism and his per-
sonal and political integrity. We are con-
scious of his great mental power and abili-
ty. We realize his superb leadership and
commanding influence in governmental af-
fairs and believe that his withdrawal
means great loss to the people,"
D. c.. Glasson of Dubuque resigned as
chairman Of the congressional committee,
and George E. Wright of Eagle Grove was
elected to fill the vacancy.