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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
Progress Made in Every Line nSuring the CityS
Future With Certainty
Southern Paccs Undertaking the Lucn Cutoff Establishes the
Importance of the Place as Railroad Centre

being developed along all lines Good
roads are being constructed all over
the county and car systems developed
Details have been practically completed
for the construction of an electric line
up ogden canyon To ogden valley A
motor line already connects the north
ern part of the county with the city
There has been a healthy movement
IN real estate all during the year, the
tendency being for local investors to
regain control of business property
which had heretofore passed into the
hands of eastern capitalists and trust
companies In short, Weber county
and Ogden show every sign of healthful
prosperity as the new year of 1903 be-
gins.
Carnegie Library.
The building FOR the Carnegie free il
brary. which has been practically COM
pleted. viii be opened to the public in
d few months and will be splendidly
equipped and furnished. The SIS, 600 for
building the structure was furnished
by Andrew Carnegie, and its manage
ment is in the hands of board of nine
directors who are officers of the city.
At present the city furnishes the libra
~ rooms in the city hall, and the insti-
tuition co-Operates splendidly with the
public schools and the educational in
terests.
Mortgage Paid.
The healthy tone of business through
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28

the world. The change VIII give the
Southern Pacific some of the grandest
and most unique scenery OF the world
Expense Cuts No Figure.
Expense seems TO count as nothing
in the remarkable piece Of construction
work. Upwards of ], 500 men have been
employed a one time on various parts
of this one enterprise, although at the
present winter season the force IS
somewhat smaller.
Timbers eighty feet Ions. shipped
from washington and from Texas, are
TO be used by the hundreds of car
Ioads-timbers of which the actual
lumber value would be more than $50
each. Of course, a great part of the
trestle can be constructed with much
shorter pilins, but. on the other hand,
many Of the eighty-fOot timbers have
10 be spliced.
Near the fat. low eastern shore of
the lake is a long low hill locally
known as Little mountain" This
elevation is practically a small noun
tain of rock and seems placed there
by nature for the very purpose of aid
ing in this work Day after day the
worknen are drilling holes for the in
sertiOn of powder TO blast down tons
and tons of this material: steam SHOW
els load it into cars and II is taken
out TO ballast the track
The PrOmOntOry point forms another
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some will come to thu top sooner than
others. Starch, the valuable portion of
the potato. is heavier than water and
The tubers that contain most starch are
best for the table, being meaIy when
cooked
By putting q bushel of potatoes into
barrel nearly fun of water and stirring ia
salt the tubers poorest in starch; VIII first
come to the surface and may be picked
off. BY stirring in more salt, more pOJa-
toes will rise. Those that rem ain at the
bottom longest are worth the most
The difference IN the table quality OF
the ightest and heaviest tuDers IS sur
prising. The fCrmer VIII be soggy and
salty, the latter flaky and farinaceous-
1t as believed by many that the market
value Of potatoes should be based on
their specific gravity There seems TO be
no reason why potatoes containing but
u per cent of starch should sell for as
much per busheI as those containing %
per cent The latter are worth nearly
I tWiee as much as the former for food
When potatoes are sold on their merits
+ as food rather than on the amount OF
bulk they fill. farmers VIII have some
! encoura cement to produce tubers that
/ contain starch, rather than those tnaJ
/ contain water. and potatoes VIII be more
I used for food. because their food value
and Dalatability viii BE- increased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
VIEW IN RAILROAD YARDS

less than 49, miles of new railroad,
and has sixty-two miles in Montana
stin under construction. Nearly all the
new work represents new road in Utah.
and all tributary to Ogden
Public Improvements.
The city of Ogden has continued a
liberal policy of public improvements
and the paving of business streets, in
augurated two years ago, has been con-
sunmated TO the extent of two blocks,
and two more are to be paved this year.
Splendid markets have been AFFORDED
for ample crops, and new industries are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
Some Sources of Prosperity For
Ogden and Weber County.

y Ogden and Weber County. 4
= Ogden-Lucin and lake trestle. =
= Work under construction, with :
= average monthly payroll of =
= Terminals and traffic connec-
\ tions of four great railroad sys-
= TENS.
= Eight canning factories. 4
\ Three hundred thousand sheep. I
y one hundred thousand cattle. I
= Five substantial banks.
= Twenty-Five thousand dollar (
y free library.
Ten thousand dollar power I
= plant.
= Forty houses of worship.
= A $780, 600 Catholic church.
y Forty thousand dollar taber-
y nacle.
y Five famed health resorts.
= Modern general hospital
= Fifty thousand dollar school for
= girls.
= Daily mail for each town.
y Five splendid trout streams.
y Three paved streets.
y Ample pure water supply.
Railroad payrolls of about $780, Z
= 600 per month.
= Forty jobbing houses. with an
nudt lfd0e DI over F4-+NN'f'tv-
y Fifty thousand dollar sugar
y factory.
y Twenty-Five hotels.
Wooden mills.
y Two knitting factories
y Five brick factories.
= Ten thousand school children.
y Five hundred model orchards.
y Fruit crop S10o,000
y Finest union depot west of
= Omaha.
= Five city parks.
= Five hundred thousand dollars
y in public schools.
y Five creameries.
y Splendid highways.
y Ten miles of street railroads.
y Thirty fraternai societies.
Chamnion baseball team.
Twenty pure water ice ponds.
y Largest broom factory in the
y west.
y Largest theatre in the state.
y State industrial school.
y State school for deaf. ~
state school for blind.
y Fine sanitary regulations.
y Five thousand homes unmOrt-
= gagged.
\ Fine flour mills.
y Rent for every available home.
= Death rate only thirteen per
= LOCO population.
y Splendid water supply.
y Ample irrigation rights
= Quick and sure markets.
y Telephone and telegraph sys-
4 TENS. complete and far-reaching.
= County fair grounds and build
= 4ngs.
= Public spirited citizens
y Headquarters OF construction
q companies with payrolis aggre-
y eating $1,000 per month
Excellent s tver system in city.
Forty-five passenger trains
= daily.
%%%%%%%&% y y y y y 4 = =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
ogden's Industries.


y The canning industry, which. z
y until a year ago, was confined =
= principally to tomatoes. has been =
= extended so as 20 include other ,
= vegetables and fruits, so that now =
y the seasons packing begins with '
= early peas, in the summer, and =
y extends until the late fall and =
= winter months, when winter APP ,
Z pies, pumpkins and squashes are ,
= put up. Tomatoes command a =
+ price of IS per ton. The output =
= of the seven factories in the cOun- >
= ~ apprOximates 100000 in value. ,
= the year being remarkably sue =
4 cessful one. The seven factories =
= during the busy season employ =
= nearly ]. Geo wage earners. =
= Numerous other manufactures
\ are found flourishing in the city =
= and county, among the number
= being:
= A large broom factory. :
A sewer pipe and clay factory. =
y Two candy companies.
a cracker factory.
y Soap factory.
Vinegar and pickle making es- I
= Establishments.
Box mandatory.
+ Two knitting establishments 4
Large woolen mills
= Big brewing establishment. I
= Four Drickyards-
= Four lime kilns
\ Four creameries, all under one :
! = management.
= Two stonecuttirg concerns.
! y A mattress factory.
= Five cigar factories
, Two iron and brass foundries.
| y A fruit evaporating plant.
y A 10000 horsepower electric light :
] = plant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
Potatoes as Food.

CHartford COMM Farner-)
There is a simple way 20 ties, the food
value of potatoes. according TO Professor
Goff. In making brine for beef IL is an
old custom 10 put a potato in water and
stir in salt until the potato slOatS SUI
il several potatoes are pat II together,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28

ogden City has about 5000 children
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
ogden's Jobbing.

A
ogden's Jo6bing- =
y The immense jObbEng trade done =
= by the wholesalers of Ogden is one >
y of the strongest forces in the ciry's =
= prosperity. The commercial tray =
y elers from the Junction City go =
= everywhere within = radius OF 500 =
= miles. They travel in almost =
4 every known mode at some time =
= during the year, reaching even =
= some Of the outlying districts in =
y winter time by the use of dog 4
y seldges and snOwshOes- Wherever 7
, they 20 they carry the message of =
y Ogden's growth and Importance,
, and their visits result in ship =
> ments Of Ogden goods and the eN- :
= tension of Ogden's commercial en- (
y pire. The large wholesale con- (
y Germs found it necessary TO great
= " enlarge their warehouse room s
y during the year and one splendid Z
= new building was erected. mod
= ern IN every way. with @ COM
= pIete telephone system within its
= own walls Each yea sees the
3 outpOsts Of the ciJy's trade bOun- I
y daries pushed d little farther out
= ward. and ground once gained is
= never lost A careful estimate OF
y the volume OF business in 1902 fol-
, lows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
Property Valuations.

The assessed valuation of Weber
county is 81, 962S13 OF this, $4,7S6.604
was in real estate and SS,110,635 in land
improvements Cattle, horses, hogs,
etc. are valued at $3.50, 526: merchandise
at 1885,. JIG: machinery, tools. etc. at
S215.391; money and solvent credits at
S3O3. g39 and miscellaneous personal
property at s1.076.eS4.
Railroads. telegraph and telephone
systems, car companies and the like,
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Ri4ter pbelps.) 9enrb S. 9ubn 9es
gen sSsennie Stirling, abgepieien unb
non pro1. Gbas. SO. 5euisler gegen
Mm. 8. Settler, 4ppeGatipn abgetpies
fen nit Soften. Sciepb Bones geger
gilbert StrauB, grtenntniB beitdtigt
nit Soften. !9urlod u. 9urlod geger
Minnie Smibt unb 9uFie apdItro6,
aiitli9 pereinbdrt. S6olas &.8arrett
gesen Sames 8. 9tt9ens, umgeitoBen
u1b 3ablupgserfenntniB fir Ser
tlusten. Sir beute: bic Rummern72,
70, IA, 76 unb 1888.
Watfengeri9t. = (8or ben
Ridtern Subage, 8lpd II. O'8rien.)
@oama9t als NadlaBperpdlter muir
be benilligt in ben SGnen bon 9arrb
Goldberg an Benjamin 9olbberg,
8iirgf9uft $500; Sobn s. GGiott an
Nufban S. @qiott, 8iirgf9aft $4,000;
8ate Marfsl an Sreberid 8. Marfel,
9iirgf6aft $500; Sobn Same an Ga
tbarine Sane, 8iirgf9aft $14OO.
Na4laBbertpaIters : 8eri4te gutgez
betBen in BEN 5Gqen bon sSba autb,
$1,000; Nnna Mt. 2inf, $1568; Ga
rdb q. 9dtpfon, $233; @ugut 9emle,
$4345. SnDentarien tpurben eingez
ret9t in ben 5GGen BON 2utprence g..
Clement, 500; &ate Martel, 500;
Marb 6. Bright, $3.50. 8erfGufe
ratift5irt in ben 5GGen BON Wm. g.
Burlington, $50; Minnie 6. Gang
born, $3.50.
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NGerfet S%ntereGantes.

Sem nG9iten iuPantf6eH
9arIament nirb Der 4ntrug auf
@infi6rung Der 5tpeiiGbrigen 9ienitz
5eit borgelegt tperOen. 4uBerbem
ptrb cine @ebriteuer in @Ori4lag gez
bra9t tperben, Die BON benienigenqers
fonen gu entri8teR 1T, Die ni4t gum
MiIitdrbieHit ein9e3ogen tperben tOnz
men.
Win09Oet in 0eutf4 @ibs
me It @frito fat bereits eineH
Wirt9e : @eretn, Der it4 ieBt benz
beutI den @aFpirtbe : @erbanb anges
f9lofen fat. QIIo troden lit bieie
beutT6e &plpnie tpentgftens nt4t.
0as 9neIGfe &anDnenz
Boot Der @elt fat CUR 3eit-64pez
ben. @s legt in Der Stun0e i6er "a
¬en 5uriid.
Gin einfa9er &rbetter IN
Der @iienbabn : Reparaturperttdtte
gu Sber6dufen, &egterungS6e5irt Dill
ielborf, fat elm neues Sta6l6Grtungss
8erfu6ren erfunOen, I'm Defen @rz
fperbung fi3 groBe TN unD ausldnbia
f8e 5trmen bemii6en.
Sn S1rdcui f, $780,, fat Elm Nittz
4per ais 3meite 6ruu i%etne Bis
6ertge S3piegermutter
6eimgefi6rt. Sn Der 9refe pirb
iiber bteIes @retgntB bel geptBelt.
@D5u? Der Mann pirb feline 3peite
6rau bo4 griinOIi4 tenuen 9elernt
baber.
Der Dorgeftern 1pie0er 3ufammenz
getretene beutf4e 3et4Stog
tpirb bic gar3e erite @o6e bieier 3as
gung nit 0ebatten iiber Die our eriten
SiBung ouf Der 2agesorOnung fteben>
ben 9etttionen 3ubringen. Damn aber
gebt Die 5pette 2eiung be5 3OutarifS
los. Die etn3elnen 6rattiOnen Aa6en
Bis Oa6in 3ett unb MuBe, ij4 nit ben
@rgebnifen Der @ommtItons 8erdz
tbungen eingebenb bertra1t 81 MAIDEN
unb Ou3u @telung gu ne6men.
ueberau Die el6e 8lage. Qu4 in
Quftralien 1T 6lstf4t6euez
rung. Die nNOrOzQuitroIiide 3ets
tung" tlogt, buB man 0ueenSldnoer
TIeii8 in Grglanb biui8er taufen
f0nne, aG5 in Queensland ieIbit, oaB
Die 9roBf9Id4tereien ben Prsi5 feitz
ieBen unO ungebi6rIi4e 9rofite elm
ftrei6en. 90 baden tie bon einem
9fun0 5letf4, bas 8 Pence toitet, a
Pence Proftt.
5olgenbe beutf9e 9t8ter
erlieBen ben &ufruf, einen iil6ernen
&ran3 am 8rabe 3ola'5 i'm 4amen
ieiner @erebrer nisOer3ulegen: N. 9.
Gonrab, Ri4arb 9e6mel, Bruno
8iGe, M}ar gable, S. .. @t0mann
unb 5risOri9 8en3.
Der 8r0nlanbforf4er &rue lit
BON feiner fpiFeni4aftli4en @gpeOtz
tion nu6 Der Oittiiite 9rOnlanO's
pieber 3uriidqefe6rt.
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9as Gr6beben an Der @rffiife
Werifn'S.

Can Srarctscp, Gal., Is.
Sttpber. - Capt. BON 8iegen BON
benz bier angetommenen beuti4en
9ampfer v9enbera6" brtn9t Ra4z
rt9t, baB Elm beftiges @r0be6en, gez
folgt BON elmer gepaltigen Spring
flutb, am %. unb "a. September bic
gaciFicfiifte BON M1erifo unb Central
4merifa perpiiftet bat. Der beutI6e
9ampFer befunb ii4, als Die Spring
fluff 6ereinbta4, auf Der 5d6rt in
ienen 9%enGfern, bermD4te aber in
perf9tebenen 9Gfen ni4t dn8ulegen,
neil Die Merften bDn ben 6eretnbrez
9enben Weaen6ergen 5eritOrt tporben
tparen. 4m f4neriten tparen Die
8er6eerungen in Dem 9ufenorte GU
lima Gru3 am Sebuantepec zSit6mus,
ND S9aIuppen unb 2i4teri4tffe BON
Der @prtngflut6 iiber 100 SUB lamb
einpdrts gef4nemmt tpurDen. Sn
Scos, Guatemala, nurbe Der gan3e
qier BON minbefeng 1000 SUP 2dn9e
BON ben Wogen 3ertriimmert, un0
Der I'm Soften unb in Der Stabt angez
ri9tete S9aben beIduft ii9 uuf MtIz
Iionen Dollars. 9ds @rbbeben unb
bic SpringfIutb purben nor0pdrts
BIS mad Man3aniuo tpubrgenommen.
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8ranb in Der 81. 8ribz
qetsz&ir9e. @uf unbefanrte
Meiie entftanb seitern 4benb I'm 312
uhr in Der 81. Stride, Gde
ppn Ganton&lpenue unb 9ub1ontr.,
sse1er, 4pel9es gliidli6er 8eiie BON
Der 5euertpebr i'm Seine selOf9t
tpurbe. Srosbem betrdgt Der S4az
ben msbrsrs 9uubert Dollars. Sas
sseuer brad unter benz 5ubboben aus.
Ser 6auptf9aben 4purbe bur4 Rdu9
unb WaHer peruria6t. 3ettor Wtez
0amaru erlitt bel ben 2Oi9arbeiten
Ieidte 8runbpunben an ben Sdnben,
unb Der Silfs9rebiser, @atsr &.
Depine, perleBte iia. als er bag Slas
i'm benz Seueralarmfaite item asrbra4,
feline re9te 9anb.
Nu9 9biIubelpbia ber r
feBt = ST. Bernard G~ourlaenosr,
Der seniale pafusier 9 Qssnt Der
upenniplbanier 8abn," TT DOH bier
mad qbilobelpbid DerieBt tporoer.
@eine pielen 5reunbe ieben tim rllr
nit 8ebauern BON bier f4etoen; bsnr
pGhrenb ieines ie9sidbrigen @ufert>
haltss bier bat ii4 ST. GOurlaenoer
bur9 isin SielbetpuBtes freunbli9es
unb suporfommenbes Wefen piele
sSreunoe ~ertpDrber. Mls ietn Nd4@
folser tt 9r. Cigar Doungman, elm
MHiifent bes 9rn. @eo. 80. 8opb BON
p6ifdbelpbia, ernanrt tporben. 9r.
Wounsman iptrb uls Elm tii9tiger Be-
amter Der 8aAn sef4iloert.
Succotb : Set t.. - SIN nSsz
raelitH9en i9pfpital" an Der DIT
Monltmentftrabe tptrb am @onntag
bas Sucoptb : Set Der v6oipital@ IL.
Mfpl : 8eienf9aft" sefeiert tperben.
Cine groBe InSdbl ginlabunsen su
bemiel6en iino ~uusgefanbt porben,
unb als 9auptrebner bes Sages fteben
bic So. Meenfa 5rieomann, Der in
Gbren grau geporbene prGiibent bes
Nereins, Gabbiner Or. @uttma9er,
sSoi. 81. ulman unb Eabbiner Or. 8.
Soh6eimer uuf Dem proeramm. ST..
q. g. glbler 1T Sefretdr bes@ereins.
gerfpna1notiaen. ST.
M. 9. Dietri9 bon Baltimore lit
gum 9icezprGftOenten Der rRationaz
len Jlafdenf4us : 4hOciutiOn" in
Norfolf ertpGbit tporben. Die rG6ife
sssobresJgo nOention ftnbet in Nep=
6aperr Conn, ftatt.
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Gh~iffsnahrihten.

NeD : Yort, Is. Sttober. -
@ngefDmmen iinb bier bic 9umpfer
uOceanic" unb pGepic" BON 2iperpooI,
rNGer" pon 9enua unb Reapel unb
,9ennIDlOania" BON 9amburg.
Nbgegangen iinb Die 9ampfer oSt.
gGul" mad SOut6umpton unb nSeuz
tonic" nu9 2iberpOol.
9ueenstDpn n, Is. Sfto6er.--
@ngefommen urb mad 2iberpool
tpeitereefabren lit Der 9pfr. rHbpn=
Lamb" bon philadelphia.
4ntnerpen, Is. Stto6er. -
Na9 pbilabelpbiu fu6r Der 9ampfer
uNeberlunb" ab.
8rop : 9eub, Is. OttOber. -
ga1firt lit bier Der 9umpfer Ser
manic" ouf Der Su6rt bon NetpzOort
nu4 Queenstoipn unb 2iberpool.
8Gnmoutb, Is. Sftober. Ser
Oampfer r8li9er" tit BON 0epzgOrt
bier eir1getroffen.
@Dut9umpton n, Is. Sftober.
Ser 0umpfer vPbilabelp9ta" 'tdm
BON g1sp>0orf bier an.
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Observation-Disclosures.

9ugb q. MorrifOn, iun., an NarD
g. @ngeG, @ibieite Der GeOeral%Str.,
nabe 8roabfpap, AL Bel Is, 8runbz
gins $45, S..
G9as. $. 86eeler an George SO.
S6Ornton, @eitIeite Der 8atter954Oe.,
na6e Clement : StraBe, IA BEL 80,
9runb3ins $42, $115O.
G6as. Mtilste an 9eo. S9enemann,
@eitIeite Der 8loper=, nabe 8alttz
mOreJStraBe, u Bel IS, 8runO3ins
1924, $3.50.
Daniel 9. @6am6ers II. u. an
MarD Mc9opern, 8efIeite Der 9az
noOerz, nube WinberJ9traBe II BEL
IS, 9runb5ins $40, $3.50.
2dtprafon &tggs, Sruitee, an 5ranz
cis 9. Briggs, 3 9runOitiide, $2447.z
Sc.
@bp. s. Mee6an an Wm. 6.
CRAWFORD II. o., OfIeite Der @lmz
@Oenue, nd9e 8lu9erz9 traBe, 1874
bel 80, 8runo3tns $50, 5000.
So6n Bed an 4rt6ur 81. S4aeffer,
~gfOrOfeite Der 8ougbz, na9e @aitlez
Strabe, Is Bel 80, 9runo5tns $50,
5000.
SObn 8. 9Opers, fen, an Sobn
Durham, 9i0ieite Der @3aie@, nahe
Mpntforb : 4penue, 1873 BEL 70 SUB,
@runb3ins $50, S..
2auru 9. 36ompfOn, 8ertp., an
laura 9. S6ompfon II. a., @iiOieite
Der Solinsz, nube PoppIetonfraBe,
IA Bel go SUP, 9runO3ins SCI, S..
@btp. S. Gallagher an S&IHs 8.
@luugb, 9orOieite Der Baltimore,
nu6e G6efapeateitraBe, 14.6 Bel rs
Sub, @runb3ins $50.75, $3.50.
@inuns g. 8. u. 8. So. an Sames
81. 8elmar, NurOtpet : Settle 8i9z
lanOtruBe, nabe PenniplDuniu : &Oe.,
11.6 Bel 68 SUB, 9runO3ins $50,
500.
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Qbfabrtstage BON Scear : 9dmpfern.
4sfabrt son R.psgOrL

Ser Sampfes sRrOOuIuuO1 am Is. GttObsr mad
@ntptr pen.
Der Sumpfer u%llmbria" am Is. SttOb.r uu6 2i=
Ser 9emYfsr sGOlumbia' am 10. Ottober mad
Ser Sampler sarOnpriui @ilbslm" an 81. 0t=
tober mad 9remtR.
Ser Sampfsr ,9Ourainsa am %. GttObsr nu6
6upre.
8dmburg.
Der Sampler .ginnebuba' am Is. SttObsr mad
2onDon.
Der 9ampfn ,anednia' am Is. 0ttOb'r mad
Ser Sumpfr ,3seGanO' an Is. oftOber mad
Ser Sampler .gsorsian' am Is. OttOber mad
2iusrpoOl.
99otterDdm.
Ser SlmSfer s9ennipIOania' aHt Is. GftObsr
nab 6umburg.
Ser Sampler .g1uirtie" am %. OttOber mad Sis
pcrpooI.
Ser S,mpfr .sapoie' am 30. ottObr mad
0aOre.
DIR Sampfer .2aurentian' I'M 30. GttObsr mad
GLASGOW.
Ser 9ampfr Settle am 81. 0ttOber mad 81.
Ser 9lmSfsr yMeiaba' am l. ROoembsr mad
acnoOn.
Ser aamPfer .gascogns' am l. ROOsmber nab
6apre.
0tr 9,mpfr rGtruria' am /. RpOembsr mad
eibtrpool.
Der Sumpfsr ,GinnIuHO' ON l. Hrotmbsr mad
autDerpeI.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
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Grim t. 0or
Ri6ter Rit9ie.) 9otel%geidpinbez
lung - Sobn @alentine, iiitirt. 9iebz
ftabl - 8ele Srabers, benz n9uufe
gum guten Sirten fir Negermdb4en"
~iibsr1pisien. SOhn Sads, 8 Mpndts
@efdngniB. Qnna9me ssftoblener
8aaren-Sulia Srapers, ni4t i4ulz
big. = Sir beute: Otebitabl - @len
Queen, S6omas 9ids unb Mprrts
Begun. 5rieoensftOrung Sobn
u. 8rab, 8ebecca 9apts, gilbert 6.
@iGougb6p, g. Gilbert S9umun,
5rebbie 8rppn, Marttn Sunf unD
Sofepb &letn. Srugen perborgener
Waffsn - 9eo. 9arraugb.
Qbtbeilupg Hr. 2. - (8or 8i9ter
9obler.) 5iebtabl - Sames Niz
9olion, Elm Sabr @taatsurbeitsbaus.
Nnnabme geitoblener Waaren -
8m. Gbanbler, ni4t f9uloig. Stir
beute: Mprb = gbarles g. 3int.
8retsgert3t.- (8or &i4ter
Stod6ribge.) Srances 8. 8lanfenz
ibip gegen bic .Oropers &c Me4anics'
National48anf," gtntpanb aufre9t
erbalten. = Sir beute: .. &. Site
5iI6er gegen $. u. 9arr unb 4nbere.
Superior= 9eri9t. = @or
8i9ter Drisbt.) n5rOnt aObal
gamble Co." gegen ngfeia 2umber
Co.," erlebigt, @erbttt fir &ldgertn
auf $424.78. r@rite National48anf
bes iiioli9en Murplano" seeen Gbus.
Carroll, ni9t beenbet. - Sir beute:
Der I9pebsnbe San unb gloB gegen
bic per. StraBen6abnzG ompagnie,"
fptpie bic Iummern II, "a, 118, 119,
121 unb 124.
(8or 8i9ter Oennis. )-5ir 6elte:
Die Nummern SO unb SO.
&retsgert4tN r. 2. = Wor
Gi9ter Mides.) r4cttoe perm. Bldg.
NfDciation" eegen Margaret 6.
9uffp, ginpano absepieien unb
@srfauf bsitdtigt. - Sir beute:
MarD S. Sroaler sesen SObn IS.
Srp5ler.
Common gIeus 9eri9 t.
- (@or Gi9ter !6arlan.) gbas. @ebrz
mann Of u. segen rMarplanbGuludlz
tn Co." Ber6ift fir GlGger auf
$3.50. gbparb $. 8sebelt sesenNrz
tbur S. 4ppeltofft, giitli4 berein6art.
Mber Globe sesen r@er. @trabenz
babn : Co." S4abeneriabtlage, ni4t
beenbet. Sir beute: Der i9pebenbe
sau unb bic 9ummern II, SO. 80.
4111, 1898 unb 70.
8or Gi9ter Oennis. =
SarrD 80. Sin, 8euben aaB gegen
r6uuie Of Rsfuse", &lGger entlafen.
Sobn Martine segen @arbein bes
@tabt : @efGngnifes, gum tpsiteren
@erb0r auriidserufen.
Stubtgeri9t. - WorHi4ter
9barp.) @mil Drigbt gesen Gbas.
9. @arnsr, non prof. Sus. @.5ielbs
gesen 4nbretp &neu, Der Surp entz
aoger. Qlice .. @bitnep gesen bic
r@utatp Jurnaure Co." siitli4 perz
ein6art. 6annie 8ermdn gegen Der.
S~traBenbabn : Comp" ni9t beenoet.
&uf Der aegiitrunbe fir beute: Der
i9nebenbe san unb Die Rummerr
81, SO, 80, 514, SO unb 1O1.
MbtbeiIangH Ger. 2. - (8or