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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Ous ft1berne SubiGdum
bes 9aters 8eiffer. - 8ie
beretts ousfibrli9 i'm yOeutf9en
Correspondent" beri6tet tpurbe, feiert
am nG4ften Montag puter Quguit s.
@eifer in Der 9er5 Seiuz&ir9e gu
9igbGanbtoipn fein iiGbernes 9rietsr>
Subildum. 4nldBlt9 Der 5eier pirb
er beute Na9mittag etnen gmpfar1g
abbulten, an lpel9em feline @ertpdnb>
ten aus Pittsburg unb feline Sreunbe
fi9 betbeiltgen tperben. 4m Nontdg
Morsen tpirb pater Weifer in Der
9er5 SefuzRir9e bas feierli9e Sod
amt ceIebriren, unb gdter @piegel
BON Der CT. petersz4tr9e in p6ila=
belpbta bGlt bic prebist.
4uf bic 9pere 4nf9uIz
bigung Din, bic Is Sabre alte
Sbd 8lumenduer BON Rr. $50, pprtz
lanb>@truBe, perfibrt gu bdben,
tpurbe geitern Der 80 Sabre alte
Mi9ael 9ermann in Der tpeftli9en
8oliseiitation benz 9eri9tsDerfabren
iibernisien. 9as Mdb9en bate am
Dienftas cine Jriibgeburt. bp4 mar
bas &ino tobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
DeFern 0nrbGanb Balm.

Grttt tn 2rot an q. SuRt 1904
Gaat bnlaHsn 6iG,ns6tatiOu, sis fSIat:
9Ggli9.
$50 RoroeHg 6hnsaSug, 6auptIiHte, eagerss
tenn, S 4 81. Rp. uuo BEN SAbeH, ausgts
uomm.R Sonntaq, @. g. q. q. Gbambtrsburs,
Rartirsburq, @iu9sftsr uHo guHitsH an beg
,Gbeiapsate Il. Wst,rH Balm
e6 gorm.-geusmar Grprsb. (Rur 9sHsglur.l
I0.55 ~gorm.-afOm. nab GmOrpsSroDt.
46qli3 uusgeRo m mes 5SHntags
T25 gorm.-QOrf, .. & @. 8tb. uho 6auptIiHie
6fli4 DON GmOre'GFOSs, Carlisle uHo u. Il O..
Balm.
ali 4orm.-6auptliaie, eag,rstOtUu, Sbtppsnss
burt, srsorid, Gmnitsburg uHO 81. & 20.
Rb., bis Sbtnan0Ou5.
lOl2 9orm.2Gfiom. mad untonsgriog, 9ort u.
GETTYSBURG.
1880 R~a6m-affom. mad G~mor1s9rOOs.
2.25 ~Qa6m.-&tiom. mad GmorDsSroos.
3.2 Ra6m.-alue WouHtaiH gIprsb BarIor'
Gor); ierner Srsberid.
3.32 Ra4m.-GTp. mad Qorf uuO g.. & @. Sib.
AM Qoam.-Grp. mad gunitsH an Der eaupts
Iini., eagsrstOpH, GreOrid, Gmmitsburg uno
SbippensbIrg.
unioHfgrlpse.
SIS Ra6m.-atom. nab aIsfu.
6.I5 Gb~.nos-atfom. nod unipRsgrioes.
Rur 6oHHtagS
s.35 gorm.-affoH. uaa lHions9rioge unS 6a'
Hober.
2.95 Ra6m.-4ffom. mad uuiousgriogs.
43 Ro6m.-Qffom. mad alsEd.
Riast4 unb gspddsGFfiu, 21S Gfsgdlto. sStr.
Big. baltsn an uHiOns, gsrHa. s4De, Buttons
unb gBaIbrsOf' (RortbsapsHu9 citation.
Q. 9. 9risD0IE o. 2. q.
6. e. a|aaotrsst S:nsraI@Ssi5 sIa5Esr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
SraMereIen.
SampfihiFssI HIeigeH.

Vor0OentG6cr Sropo.
AA 6egelmaBige
9ampf S6iffa6rt
5Uiih,n
Baltimore rnO 8rcmen
bur6 Gic neuen un0 erprp6ten, nit
allen Disqualification D~erfebenen
PofOampfer erfter RIaTe:
nR4etn," m8ran0en5urg,"
~93edar," oGaheL,"
rGbemniB," r8reslau."
Die @gpebitiOnstdse ftnb, ME fOIgt:
- bon Baltimore:
rMain," M}tttpo9, ben 20. Sept. 2
1tbr No8mittags.
n8ran0enburg," Mittpo9, ben "a.
Sept, 2 ltbr Na3mittags.
ng2edar," Mittpo6, ben /. Sfto6er, 2
u6r Na9mittugs.
nMain," W}ittno9, ben Is. Otto6er,
2 116r gfa9mittags.
nGafeI." Mitttpo8, ben 20. Sttober,
u3r Jtd4n1Gttdgs.
~8ranoenburg," Mittpo8, ben II.
g&obem6er, 2 u6r Na4mittagS.
8ptits RailtsuzQaBaae=grtis:
BON $40 al.
mt @ snbe6s 8 afage grete I:
SoH Baltimore uaS Bremen 3 90
BON Sr.mtH mad Baltimore $50. so
9unr-tiie=9iaete BON Baltimore
mad Bremen uno snrtid S66 30
@sQeu Sra6t uHD 9afaet tpenoe man E& an bic
@en~trdl=GQeut.n
o.. S3umd6er &c Co.,
Rr. 5. saOs9aps gtrabE.
OOer
@bDarb Saline,
Office bes sSsutiaen GorrcippuOeu:sn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
8ertuegencr Ginbre6rr.

9rung Big in bas S4Idf3tmmer bon
9rn. Wm. M. &obinion, Scr. 921,
GdrroutonzNbenue unb fpiblte
unter 9rn. Robinfon's &ppffifz
fen, pG6renb 2eBterer f4Iief. -
NurOe prompt e~ingefangen.
@inen pertpegenen @in6ru9 be-
pertIteGigte in Der Mtitterna9tsftunbe
bon 6reitug auf Sumitag Der 19
Sabre alte Reger Nrt6ur 0aibington
in bic Do6nung BON 9rn. 80. so. Roz
binion, Gr. 921, NorbAGarroqtonz
IDenue. @r purbe glidli9er Deiie
auf Der 5lu9t bom 9pli3iiten Mit4ea
eingefangen uno geitern bonn Poli3eiz
ri9tcr Suuber benz 9eri9tsperfa6ren
iiberpieIen. 6r. 3obinIon er5G6lte
geitern Der gplt3ei 8etreffs bes Gin
bru9s, baB er INN Mitterna9t dufgez
pedt pur0e, inbem cine 6anb unter
fetnem &opffifen tpi6lte, unb gu Ietz
mem S9reden babe er bic @eItaIt Ell
mes Munnes iber ii9 gebeugt geie6en.
@r bate iebO9 geniigenO @eitesge>
gentpdrt, I'm ii9 bpufommen rubig
gu perbalten, unb na9bem Der unpiGz
fommene Sat 9rn. 3Dbinfon's
S6laf3immer %perlafen bate, tlei0ete
it9 2eBterer not60iirfttg an unb 6olte
benfeI6en i'm Corridor Elm. Gs entz
fpunH ii9 nun elm ber5peifelter
&umpf 5pti9en 9rn. 3obinfon unb
benz @inbre8er, tpG6renb tpel9em 6r.
RObtnfon laut I'm 9iilfe rtef, 10 bdB
bic gauge Ra4burI9aft alurmirt
purbe. 0d Duibtngton 9rn. 3obinz
fOn an Rraft iiberlegen mar, gelang
es ibm, ii9 los5ureiben unb our9 Ell
men Sprung aus einem Senfter bes
eriten StOdpertes ms Sreie gu geIanz
gen. Der gOlt5tt Mtt9eq bonn norbz
fpetli9en 0titritt, tpelder Daf6ingz
ton Die @truBe btnunter rennen fa6,
rannte bemfelbsn mad unO fling i'm
na9 aufgeregter Sagb Elm. Sn ben
Sai9en bes Qrreitanten fanb man elm
ROttabu9 unb Elm Saf4enmeFer bes
9rn. &obinfon, unb ferner tpurben
fpGter bes Regers @dube ebenfuns in
9rn. &obinIon's Wpknung aufgefuns
ben. Der Mrreftant bate bur3d1s
9ft9ts gu Ieiner Gnti4ulbigung gu
fager, unb er tpurbe infolge SeFen
prompt mad benz @efGnsniB geIunbt,
UNI feinen prp5eB d%65utpurttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Shiffsfnrtcn

bon unb mad Bremen gu biqigen
9reiIen, Nr. 526, Sibz8roabnaD,
unter Der o@ermanzNmerican 8ant."
8. b a Of, Ngent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Auditorium Muiit +
6dlle."

Sun S.Steelp's neuei te muIifuliI9e
&omOOie r9unting for 9dptins"piro
bieie Wo4e als @r0ffnungs<Attrat
tim in Der vNubitorium : Mfuitfz
6aGe" geIpielt. @o bieIe 8omOote
Biz ieBt geipieGt purbe, belutigte Iie
bus BubIitum i'm bO9ften 9ruoe,
urb es itebt ouBer 6ruge, buB Der
@efeIfdaft uu9 bier Elm ber8li4es
@iqtommen gu She'll pirb. Die
SauptroGe tptrb BON 8m. 5rienb gez
fpielt, unb er pirb BON Nlfreb@rant,
So6n unb Bertha @teefon, Don 9az
rolb, Muub Sbompfon, Niba Hibers,
Marneq unO 9ubLen, NetpeG unb
Gibbs, 6aqb Marttn, Nnnie 8snnett,
@ruce 8eit, Sean Barter, SennieWtOrz
ton, Mapne Sann unb einem itarten
G6or BON fr06Ii6en MGgbeIein unz
terItiiBt. Wie es bis6er ftets Der San
mar, tperben audi biefe Saifon i'm
9almgarten tGgIi4 Matinee'n ltnb
Gon5erte gegebsn. Die raubitOriumz
W}uiit : 9uue" tit i'm @erIuufe .bes
Somners abermal5 pefentlt9 ber>
f90nert tporben unb ferner bat l6r.
&ernan feiner &unIt : 9auerie, peI6e
ben Sbeaterbeiu9ern itets 5ugdngli9
lit, flint reue SelgemGlbe einberlei6t.
80 0 m II d S6eater."
Der tii9tige &omtter 9arrp8rbant
tritt bieie Wo9e nebit ben v6onarb
8rpant 8urIesquers" i'm nMonumen@
tai : Sbsater" uuf. 9ie Sruppe ion
cine Der beiten im2anbe elm. Sic fiibrt
ii4 bur3 cine biibI9e @ti35e Elm, in
tpelfer eineQn5abI bibfder 8alIetteuz
fen auftritt. QuBerDem treten auf:bte
.Smperial SSapaneie Srpupe" BON 6
Qfrobaten; @an Beer unb 9ute in eli
ner neuen Sru0eftie, Serguion unb
Watfon, 6rIs. Milbreb Murrap unb
Gillian Bead, Qaipfon unb Damon,
uno ben S4luB biIOet cine 8urleste,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
$1,000 Grfuriinn mad Hidz $1,000
guraz6uGs auf Der r9enniplpaz
nier GiTenbdhn."

nter Gtlenbdbn."
Bel ben arrangements fir bteSomz
merzSerien fp1ten Die betr. Yerfonen
Die am "a. Suli, Z. unb q. 4uguit,
4. unb Is. September, iopie am 2. IL.
16. SttOber ftattfinbenben 8ebntdgiz
gen @rturiiOnen nit in 8etrddt aie=
BEN. Die @pe5ial5iige berlufen BAL
timore Clntonz8 ubnbOD nm 9 ubr 5
Min. 8prmittags.
SuGi17, 90 Is, 81. aug3,6 &, z. 16. 10. Q. q, 81. 6spt2,1 II,
1871, q, Dts, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

e rintt 8enup'S 9bee nnS 3affee
Megen Qudlitdt unD preis felt 80
Sabren beriibmt.
6. .. Rennn 6 o. SO 2dben.
Sbee. Ruffee. 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Rah annapolis, Wt. &Opal STATION, H.9V, io"o~
BORN, COMMUNICATION, !S.U' SW O0f"'S
u2I5, AIS, $40 TG4m.
gbfabrt psn COMMUNICATION mao trsoerla,
r.s5, !9.47 9Orm., 1915 SSrm., n.2S' AO SaE
Is. IS Rodm. ooo.A
rad Biu5tHu, 1920 gOrm, Slo' ASoHG9% 4
9aS 6aoerstopn, 1900 Born, AIS, ASS
Ra6mtttaaS. rs, ~ ak
70 * gorm, u.25, !4.3O, 1915 Ra5m.' 'o.5VS
"l1.3O gbsuDs.
Ra5 gurtis' gap, 1923 ROrGsns.
mad Qurop, Tt. Republication. ass 2s@ma
gombtu. Station, $40 9aam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

4m 9 9nerten perbaut mar
bic Suppen, bic man lid ielbft eingez
brodt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

RLIte Sett@maea (GOrrsip6 nS,Ht'Hl
Toe. prO 6unAeEt. an bob,n in Der OIaee Bee -gtHfA
l6sH 9erTt@eaetatrLS EGItiESEts @H aRS S'%
6bSeS G4gRRA y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Ginndnberer ptrb 5us
ii geunbt - QuguIt 8ener,
% Sabre alt, Der am IL. SuIi bier
uIs Gtnpanberer lunbete, nirb uuf
9ebeib bes 9eneralz@inipanberunasz
GOmmifdrs Sargent bepOrtirt tperz
ben. 8eper leioet an elmer 9roniI6en
arunf6eit unb 1T Elm SniaFe bes
.9an@iepsQipIs".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Aa Merchants'& Miners

E> Merchandise Miners
< Transportation Comp.
ES 5dmpfer , einien.
g1ab Suhcn une nem Cffeu-
iebeu Noutaa, SleHitd9. 9oHHertdg uHo SdmffaaS
9beHo5 6 uhr.
61ad1 Wepptpence uuo Gem Often:
ienen Utittpoh, ISrCItaa uHb SoHHtag, AbeHoS 8 naL
Rad1 Sapdundb uup Gem GIern:
iebeu Dlenftag. 9onEsrftd9, SGTitag, Abtn6s g Uor.
Rad Hewpprt'R emS unp 5~1prfpIe:
taolih nm = uhr A6enos.
unIbcrtrrfaite Observation-Disclosures NIB 8efoflauna.
SorgfdItigt 8erloeurs uHo ttHe1e SttoreeruHs
Dor YSraht. 6. n. GinIngbam. agent,
Rug ots la1seu Oo6s;
Is. .. Eurner, G.s9'4.;
q. {. s%pnfins, o.. s. u;
q. =. SrebbtnB, @.sI3.;
6. 6. 9Bhituep, ?. q q uz6 G-sWt.
Fouptbareaur-S1r. 214. GffsGermaHr5traAe
II3t&~
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Baltimore SnmpfsP afct=G So.
Mlte uns juOerldfIee
9 1ts&ittte.

gIesout. 0oulpter tdslin, au%ssenomr1eu Conn.
tags Hon ben HsueH Iisrs gtr. 10, II, - uRb 10,
SIqhts StraBe. nm $50 lhr Q6euos mad Oh @pfnt
Comfort, Rprfoit, Portsmouth uno alien
@Hntten eeS SucrrS. BerbInoung in lortsmoutb
nit psr SeaboGro Gr QtHie" ssihIOftHtr 3us, Bort5s
mouth nah atlanta. Gugt BcrbinbuHs Bu AleIoon
ouHa nit bsr ~9toriOIt nHo Carolina -ytoriolf uHb
SoutberH,- -atIGrtc uro 0aupile" urb sgiOrfoIt aHo
QSeittrR SiitHbahH," uno mt Der ~Olb 90uliHioHs
SinIt" mad giepbsrHe uHb 98GibiHatoH, yi.zS.
NablAeiten mad BEN suropiIfheH BIanG. Sururi0ie
SGiItenz3tumer. &iettriihe BcIsuttIHg. Dam2fa
htiSuns. Stolen frsi. Dian btlege 9ailtens 3tmmtr i'm
Boraus IuI BiItis 8urtau Der gais2iHie, Siopef'
Baltimore unb gaLpcrts Strabs. 1tItpbon l435.
Spbu y. SberDope, 8SIatam Raucan,
giicc= YrlfIotnt @ci. III. UHo Bar. &geHt.
Unb @tnsTGLs giGaaasL 6. Broom. 6.sSiQstsa8eut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
wetiemse nad europa, saiiun 1902

GeiienOe mad, europa, Saiipn 1902
fOnnen 1. unb 2. aIafez auiiiten auf
irgsnb elmer 0ampfer<2ini. bur9 uns
belegen, S9iffsplan. 4bfabrtspIan
II. T. IN. alf 8erlangen susel9idt.
Eheo. 8. Siener &c 6 o., paFa>
sierz4genten, Nr. AIS, Water<S traBe.
@uslGnbif9es @elb, We6iel unb Gree
bit<8riefe. Seutf9es 9elb 5u per>
faufen; "A Gents BRO Ma=f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Der sGarrp11= MGnner=
DIR" tpuroe am Mittpp9 46enb in
9rn. s. S9tpenger's 9ale, Ger. 2115,
galpertOnlROub. nit folsenben 8ez
amtsn reorsaniiirt: prGiibent 1m.
Meier, @icePrdfibent 5r. 2ubpia,
5etretdr S. 6. WObler, S9aBmeiter
S. S4penger unb Oirisent Charles
go. Din. gs traten benz @erein To-
fort Is neue Mitslieoer BEL. Die
@ingtunben finben in 3utunft ieben
MOntag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

8Iffet : Ma6I5etten / n
Suses : Waggons 5pif9en 8ultiz
more unb Buffalo, biu 9ennflIz
bdnid>8dbn.
Die PenniplpaniG : Balm ma4t
bstannt, buB in 8erbinbung nit ben
r8rpiler~ Buffet MabISeiten in ben
pullman parlor : Wagsons uuf ben
Sages : GrpreB3iigen 3pii4en 8aItiz
more unb Buffalo au9 MabI5eiten
bonn Buffet in ben 9ases@Dagspns
iernirt tperben.
(Suni22jSo, Oo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
nRpna( 8lue."9inte

J1pDH Civ ~b"~
nab philadelphia Nno ReDs9ort.
Csflia. abb. .. @amotn. aSt. D, pg,~'
6bf fpo1oou $500. " 3.51 9orm. "3.5 y.
So PS + giu,r = 7.5 gorm. 800 9. @
@"sIat Saarfo~ -. Q 10 Born. 9.24 Y. 6
9arlor, Diner ..... 7 go 9orm' 80.
SS.trHr' SiT,r tI17 Ra6m. LIZ Y.
,Ropol Qimitsp,' ausi5!ltbIl9 PuAmuA , ouus
Buffet 6mottr, qarlor, Ltlstp4lIUH, Spero a"@
Gufes@aggoHs -. =. ~ GaDm' 20 ~ m
Barrier, SiHer ...... 6.W aoos' %
GOa5es mad gbiIao. : 300 adds S.Vo "
S6lGfnageoRs q. Dr.. 'l25S Sotm1 Lz+ o.
qofaI.S6lafroqoon mad RtDs9ori trtig lum
@,broub In Tt. RpDalsStatioR Um 1000 abHOs-
81 NOD atIan.it.gitp al NO6sRtageH; 9, Ha$
GtluuticsGitB taGlt5..
aqe 8ugs Raltsp m BllmlH9toa. ~ Rdf a
a5E D. Gambsn. Gbf. 0. ut g.
Rbila. Nffon. ... 800 8Orm. "8.I0 9orm.
Qb.la. Grprsb ..... $3.50 Ra6m. 1875 Ruams
gbi!a. Grprtb 800. Ass 9u3m. 800 RGbm.
abero.en Wttom. D.. . 1925 Rn6m. 1880 Rudma
Bbila. 4fiom. -. 1850 ab0g. 1918 abos.
g~iattsgHrsauJ RoropstzGde Galotrts unb 9ola
timor,ssr., Er. 2Ol, 6lDsgrodDnap, Rt. RoQah
citation oor GamoeH=StatioR
q. 9. Or ~artiH, W0r. gaH. SraffH.
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v9oI1ibapft r. : Sbeater."

] u0 UIIEUu I. 29tuItI.
0as b09ft reaGitif9e unb erfOIg>
rei4e MeIpbrama rSbe Span pf2ife"
pirb bteie Wo9e i'm r9oGtbupitr.z
9beuter" CUR @uffi6rung gebra4t.
0as Stid unb iein Snbult iinO ben
S6edterbeiu9ern nobl6etannt II. ipez
5ieG bic nunber6are menf9Gi9e Bril-
de utr0 bic 9rpBarttge 2eu4tbaus<
Scene tperben au9 btesmaG pieber
grobe Qn5iebungsfraft ausiiben. Die
beriibmten Qtrpbuten @ebr.0 ona3etta
perben Die Bride bilberl, iiber tpel9e
ii9 bic BON Nrabern berfolgte 9eGbin
bes Dramas rsttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
nnierc Sheater.
Mfnhemte."

Die S6ore Der rMufif : 4trbemie"
fperben ben Sbeaterbefu6ern ungefd6r
W1itte September geOffnet, unb tpenn
ni9t ale 4n5ei6en triigen, ftebt ben
befGnbtgen 8efu9erh bieies Muien=
temples cine genubrei6eSbeatersS aiz
ion in Qusii9t. aGs @r0ffnungsftiid
lit 81 &ppal 5anilD" nit 9ercp9asz
peG als Snbaberin Der StteIrOGe an
g%etiinbigt. 5erner itnb Bis ieBt fir
Die fommenbe @inter : Suiipn fol-
genbe @ttrattionen gebu9t tpOrOen:
ai9arb MansfieIb, 8m. 9iGette, 6.
$. Sot6ern, @irginia !6arneb, Sulia
Marlofpe, Qbu &eban, G9arGes 9atpz
treD, 5rant 0aniels, Maub Qbams,
6. g. Winarb, Wm. s. Crane, So6n
9rep, 8Iun4e Bates, 5rau 2angtrp,
Mdrtin 9arbep, gt6el 8arrDmore, 0e
8pIf "copper", Zulu @lufer, Robert
GbefOn in Soldiers Of 5ortune, a
@meIia Bingham in vQ MobernMtugz
balen," 2eberer's Muiicul So. ill., She
Wtlb Hoie," Srancis Wilion II. So.
in rSbe Soreabor," Serome @ptes in
rSbe millionaire" Bertha Sauarb in
nNOtre Dame" 8ice's rSbe Sbon
@irl," Murguerite Sbeoa in nSbe
Stroqers," v6udelberrp 5inn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Iferbanz VI nsiteuMne.

Die rprDfpect purt Suir C Rucing
@f.~ be9innt bteielbe am 9. Sep
TENDER. = 8edmte Der Qusitelz
lung. - Die Wettrennen.
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@us Den Geri6tsbGfrn.

8erpalter berlangt. - $4,000 Ser
5enspflaiter. = Sn Sreibeit gez
ieBt. - G6emiibe 2eute. = Der
September Sermin nobe. = 9as
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09
REMOVAL OF ASYLUM
 TO BENSON
Plau to Transform Reform
 School Into Asylum
GOOD REASONS OFFERED

Th.r. i. sentiment gaining grouuC that the Reform School building. nov being srectsd at Benson, should be converted into the Asylun for the ia sane of Arizops. It ha. been nor, shan once suggested that in it. C. R struction this idea might be profit ably kept in view 50 that if the legis- lAturs should % authorize, the COG, Of making ihe changes would be re duced to the minimum.
 Many people of the Territory who have gwen the matter careful though, have concluded ths, the location oi th- A-ylum at Phoenix is inhuman cruel. and an outrage on humanity Four month Of the year lhe eli ate
 rery warm in that section Of Ari.. zona. F three months it is said 10 he the hottsst place on earth; such is Ihe record fine climatic conditions of h s', humidity and altitude, such ss
 h;sIn, in shat section Of ArisDns, is
 ,ii ny ihose competent 10 give q p'o''. ions! opinion. % Dc highly con- ducnvs to nervous diseases. such ss argely predominste smonZ the in mace of The Arizona AsyIua. Iiwss not to be wondered at that there are 90 lev who recover when sent .here Tor care and treatment. It spprosehes criminslisy to keep these unfortunate victim. Of tbis terrible msl.dy in .uch q place oi torrii tortures for several ponths ut the year.
 The tempera,urs Of Phoeni1 during i've months O. the year I. dangerous O Tor all claases of nervous disezses. There are few rrcsveries in that insu 'ui n. The res.on is ohvious. An altitude like unto Prescott is !. thous and time- more fr-'e.sb!e than l: Phoeni1; in fact, it II preferable to Benson; but RensCn is much more de'lrous than i. PhoeuiI, simply on account Of #, mild climate during the entire year. The subject ot utilizing she reform school es the Asylum for the insane should be seriously con- .idsred, unles, there can be . concerts cd effort to locate the institution at Pre'cou or some equally de.irable place whore the climate is conductive 10 the recovery cf our afflicted insane Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

The copper situation in the eastern markets seens to be improving and from reports publi,hsd in the eastern Financial iournsls, it looks ss fl tl copper war had come to an end, and that . regular price had been fixed for the red metal until 1903. Isis ts be hoped that ,his is tru fer the la,r battle among the copper kisgs -.. nost dissstrous to many nv and meiilo:iou. enterprises. With . sat. isfsctory agreement resch'd. many exc-lleni properties that were fore. d e shut down pending the utcome oI the trouble, will without doubt sts:t up again and with . good s"ursnce cha, no farther eTrsepcie. -,Il arise during ,bs year to retard development work. Even with coppe. at Is cent. Arizona will make . tiz showing this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09
ADvERTIsEe LETTEi.s,

The following is lie, of letters re- msirins ia the geper ! delivery st the Tombstone postof6ce for the week ending March ]. 1902: Allen 6. B.
 Dourelly, J. W. Giisop, E. G.
 Harrington, CCnDeslious. When calling for above letters, e, advertised givIng date. oi; sdvsrtise- msot.
 l.. G. CRABL8,P. N
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OUR FAiRBANK
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting I:ems From the
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL
FAIRBANK, March 3. 1902.

FAIRBANK, March 3, 1902.
 Corp. Si!v.y was in town yesterday on h.. u.usl weekly visit Leon Lsrrieu returned from Tucson Friday after q brief vi.i. 10 the ancient pueblo.
 B Chadwick arrived from Bisbee yesterday and will sojourn in the city for short while.
 John Larrieu left for Graham county yesterday. John has besa looking over the Whet.toue and Drsgoon mountain ranges for big shee2 oom- pany with view of stscking them with sheep. He expects to be able to induce bis firm to locate down here with sn immense herd.
 The contract for building the Fair- bank X College Peak railroad has been awarded 10 S R H Robinson and same will begin within 30 day., providing the present survey is accepted.
 Considerable excitement Y.. cause d here yesterday ny the announcement that snall pox hsd broken out in Nelson's bridge gang. A special en- zine from Benson brought out pr Nesbit, who was satisfied tha, the cases were in need of quarsn,ining. Thi. is the third case that was duly reported to the authorities from this section, and immediate action should be taken.
 The Gaetjen ranch oa the San Ped;o has been leased to Frank Jaeger. This is ihe property that belongs to the Chrie,isnssn children and is claimed was jumped by the grant, the same being still in li,i- gAiiOp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

A Flemish artist has produced whs, is said to be the sn allfst painsin in the world. IL I, the picture ,fs miller mounting the stsi.- of his mill and carrying . sack of grain on bi. back. The mill is depicted ss stand ing near . terrace. CIoee at hand are . bor-e ard cart, with few groups oI pessants iiling in the rost near by. All this is painted os the .mooth eide Of . grain oi ordinary white corn. Ii is necessary to examine iI under a microscope. and it is drawn with per. feet accuracy
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

Rochester. Ind, S5ntinel: Here is hot one: 4 western exchange re. marks that four years ago . pourd oI beef would buy two rojs oi bArbed wire, and bushel of wheat would buy forty rsds. Now . pound Of beet will huy ten lee. Of bsrbsd wire and A bu.hsl of wheat will buy twelve roLs There i'Ilenty q prosperity for ibe million collar steel [ u.t, but where does the prosperity for the farmer come in!
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OMDG J NJ BY NJ H Inform aiion IS wanted of the where abouts of John Bowe Murphy, o Bunmahon, County Waterford, Ire land, by his .ister Mrs William O'Con nor (Conuor.) Hancock, Mich. When last hesrd from sas in Total Wreck Mine, Pims Go, Arizona, about Ij years ago. Address W J NJ 0'Counor St Mary. College, ss Msrys. Ksnss,.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

D. Geo M Brockwsy Of Florence, Pinsl county. has commenced suit against the Tucson Citizen for libel on account Of the Ci.izeb's publ;shing s the statement that Dr Brockwsy va. engaged in "manufseturing .msllpoI scsres for the purpose of lining hi, pockets" The Cltizen wac asked to re raot, but refused to do co, and sui, wss Instituted q, ststed.-Stsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

Lo, the poor Indian i. to have an other name to obviate tn, present difficulty m dis,ingui hing b twesr the iDhsbitsnt, of Amenc. and Indie.
 Scientists have decided that the red man shall be known e sn "Amerind. 2
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

The Western Miner says that ths fact that in 1901 tue mines or the United S;ats. psid is dividend. the enormous sum Of ovfr S52, 000, coo goes long way in di-pfo,ing the assertion that mining is . gamble. In no other legitimate industry hs- such rich harves;s been resped s- that Of mining.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

c ,orge Powell of Globe, aged IA yesr5, whiie hurting l.st week .cci. dently .ho, Fred Prigss, compsHiop, n the right kase Anpu,a,ion wss necessary
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

Deputy Sheriff Jack Matthias re- turned todsy from Bisb.e. Apiisoner was brought over by th. deputy, who will be examined as to bIs sanity and examination will be had before the Probate Court tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

The Tucson ssnitariun will be . great boon to the sN c'Cd e'ery- where and it will be good iGirg ''r Tucko,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

O W Beaty sni daughter, Mice Alice Pesty, aud Miss Verts l AleI ander, all oi War T. Ps., are Tomb stone viGtors. Mir Be.ty is iater- ested in mine. in this sscii and l. on . tour Of inspection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

The Basket Social had at Mining Excbshgs Hall last ,veuiDg was & socisl and Shameful succ-,s. All sc-- kno~lege they were well led and the bAste, lupch-s proved to be in de- mad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

D Walker is hsvirp the place sc- joining the Pony saloon fitted up and sill .hortly open . new saloon. MT Walker i. we'll known tsloon man and believes in the fu ure Of the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

The Cbinamen who were arrested in November st Fairbssk, sni were ordered dsported, will come up before Jad Ss Davis today in The U oi'ed States court, TLsy appealed thti- case. from the commissi-ner'- court all-g ing that ,hey are American born.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-09

w. Si. John, rtpre.sn,ing the Cham berlsin Medicine Co. of Des M0ines Is., is in ,he city aud paid the PRos- PECroR etfce q plessan, call.
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VIM White and Chas E Lovett |, both representing the Los Angel.s Times. are in the city in the interest of that journal.