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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
@unonarb i6uIOig brfunhen.

Camden, rs, II. Nobember.
= 9aul 0oobparb, pel4er bier I'M
ter Der 4nflage Dor @eri6t ftanb, bic
tiir3li4 in einem @ulbe BEL Ceilings
poob, bier N}etlen BON bier, ais Qeiz
6en uufgefunOenen Snuben SobnGofz
fin unb @aIter 9rice Servings berz
giftet gu baden, purbe beute bes M2orz
be5 i'm eriten @rabe f4ulbig b%efunOen.
@oobparb lit "a Sabre alt, pdbrenb
Die &naben ie 8ebn Sabre 8dblten. Der
@erurtbeilte beging, pie aus ben 3euz
gen~ausfagen b~erporging, ben 8tftz
morb, I'm ben Spfern cine feline
@umms @elb, tpet4e Ite Bel ii9 fii6rz
ten, ab5unebmen. Senning5 bate
tur5 bOrber ieinem Batter 5ebn Dollars
oeftoblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Gnropdt(6e Sa6er6ert6te.
Bonn engGtf9en 8elb>
mnrft

2onoon, II. Robember.- 8G6z
renb @eGo in Der leBten Wo9e geniiz
genb Dorbanben mar bat bic let4te
8eFerung Der Gage Der Gf%fettenbOrie
unb Der @erfu9, einen Boom" in
beimif9en @iienbabnen gu @tanOe gu
bringen, 5u einem geringen Steigen
unb gu tleinen 9efungstGufen gez
fibrt. 9o9 lieB bas gIei43etttge
6alen Der ameritunti9en unb Der
&afferntpert6e ben Martt ruhtger un6
tnterefelpier, aIs in ben bergangenen
Wo6en. Der bis6er mod nt4t bugez
tpeiene Stur3 bes 9tlberpreiIes mar
zines Der bebeutenbiten Greignife Der
NOde. Der Riidgung tpurDe aber
berbdItniBmGBig mebr auf benz inoiz
f9en, als uuf Dem 6eimti9en 0turtt
geIpiirt. Der 8iidgang pirb bur4
rem MangeI an Quftrdgen aus Dem
Often, berbunbenen nit Der er3puns
genen liquidation in y8aq Street"
Enb bur9 bas 8erii9t erfldrt, M}erito
tpolIe bic @olbpd6rung einfibren.
Die QusIi9ten in Snbien befern
fi6 inbefen unb fiibren 81 Der Qn=
ii9t, buB in jenem 2anbe cine 9erioOe
Der Proipsritdt eintreten psrbe, Die
iebes peitere Wei9en bes S~ilberpreiz
fes uufbalten tpsrbe.
8DGtbia's &rie9s3ug mad
Ncre.
Ga Pa3, 8oltpid, II. Nobember.
- 8orbereitungen fir ben Nuf6ru6
Der 1000 M}ann itarfen Expedition
unter benz YrGIibenten 8anDo gegen
bic braIiIianifden Repolutipntiten i'm
9iftritt Ncra iinb emiig i'm 8ange.
Meitere Sruppen fo0en auf benz Marz
i4e bur6 bic 9iitritte 8eni uno MIaz
bre De 0iO5 aufgebru4t perOen. Mun
erpGrtet ieBt, baB bic Expedition i'm
Stunoe ietn pirO, nod i'm 2aufe bes
segenpdrttgen Sabres auf3ubre6en.
&ur3e &abelbepe den.
@r5bii8of Hiorban Don@an 6ranz
3isco pirO ii4 morgen in 2iberppol
ouf benz 9ampfer Settle" mad NeDz
gprt eini6iffen.
Gus Singapore pirb gemeIOet, baB
Der Sultan ppn Sobore, auf Der M}az
laDen : 6aIbinieI, in 1904 cine Sour
bur9 bic Ser. Staaten MAIDEN un0
Die QusiteGung in CT. Qouis beiu6en
pirb.
Der &Dnig BON Siam bat in elmer
Qubien3, tpel6e er tiir3Ii9 benz gomz
miTGr Barrett BON Der ct. Coulter
Qusiteuung ert6eilte, 9roBe 8enugz
tbuung iiber ben freunoIi6en Gm=
pfang geduBert, mel6er ieinemS o6ne,
Rem 8ronprin3en Gbopfa9 II. I. ~,
in ben Der, Staten gu She'll geporz
ben 1T.
Der beutIde 8aiier bat benz Carl
of QonsOale, befen Sat er dugenz
fItdli9 in GngIanb lit, ben 8ronenz
orben erftsr 8lafe berIieben.
9eorgs 4IfreO 9ent2, Der betannte
engIii9e Sdrtftfteqer unO friibere
&riegscorreiponbent, lit ~geitorben.
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WuIinraur unb Satin.

pzgort, II. Nopember. -
Ser trir3Gi4 BON elmer MOroantlage
freige7pro9ene &OIanb 9. Mtolineug
ion i'm 8egriff iein, na49 z6aas,
go, iiber5uftebeln. Seine 6rau
1T bereits bort u%ngetOmmen. gs Derz
Iautet iibrigens audi, buB es gu Diff
feren8et 5pii9en tbr, t6rem Mann II.
befen 6amilie getOmmen 1T. 4m
Sage Der 5reifpre4ung begub ii4
Srau MOltneur mad Der 8obnung
Der camille Moltneur in 8rootlpn u.
blieb bort Bis gum nd4iten Morgen,
bunn tebrte iie in ibr 9Otel 5uriid,
unb 1T ieitbem ni4t mebr in geieaz
i8aft ibres @atten gefehen tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Sapn6fs NNwne CAB gun 4nb nbr Contention 9ane an Der DIT gotno"fuB Hf
QpfQmq in guMmpr uD omar Dor m npufmD9 dusRHdnfen 9m@ ~ ge pt SR
ffn bort rarnet u k; Mupr 9dHs RfP r S9nefr hmRnS oynrBe Gt Der ennS R mnS
ndmub Die 2e uf Der onnen @Mk YER Qmu bon em pomnNnsn9 GERM Der 9feH4af ht Hnr
ben mar. Ws 6u1nhfs @mfeQMyn 6pmors ugmbmm 9t 1T ne 2bmGs DaB man bon be-
mnmgn @n aus in alien nn f@mn Details brp9m tn .Om Fb pmf4 gu ei40pRn As bic
rfro grfauq umun1t 10 fam vaS ebmo uOdrs, ais nephant mb Ffn h3dfnd nTor. Die
fh6nHe Summer ns Budumms nrN benz NpphuS mad W ufbte1 @bnnS Sug NdaaS Upnubrn9
bon geI0ren nn Gkbrahh gmb3u ms @Wnuniheg Nt sic prfRn e5 nt nr gpmbt nit
TuBbu m ipnRn Obr kuue 5hmar nit Brighton in Der Suit bnn uno lit SnFrRh pM
bel i'm lRmk aufungunp mNun f f6n aud elm CONCERT mt Os m4t gu ben f4s4kfm gA0n, bic
man bier in Baltimore gu mf6n 6t Spn 9uoufs enWe @rpn honnrG gsbHm 1T in hT 2h
dp in Hra h. Die apoAtgn Bette f@n hnm gdmgr k lem Sm3s s n6 Dr. G & 6@9t
HraumT sp&m INN ub Der gpaHgfm Der 8efNn par tf bonn 9hmPunH @r@ 9Nkn boot mh@
Qn Rummern efHfm QMs psm R Hrmu4en porg Gin 8d4 0n9 agmbsfs Msnogrs TT fr m@
pNAknSnerh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
GrzGuubcrneur 9enu bun 9ouifiana
a%eforben.

0enz O~rGeun8, g., II. Sob.
= Oberit 9ubibiOn 9, Penn, pel4er
gelegentli4 Der &euogg : @irren in
NepzO Orleans i'm Sabre 1874 fir bret
Sage bic 8ef4ide bes Staates 2ouiz
iiana Ientte, lit bier i'm Otter BON 60
Sabren geitorben. Qm bierten Sage
trat genn bic 3igel Der Regierung
pieber an 8ouberneur McGnerp ub,
aber beFen 9errli6teit buuerte nur
elm paar@tunben, bennO berit 8roote,
Der fiir3Ii9 als 9eneraImaiOr peniios
nirt purbe, bate auf Prditoent
9rant's Srbre bonn Stuats9aui e BE
lib ergriffen unb ben Garpetbagger
8eIogg uIs 9OuOerneur inltoulrt.
9ieIe @ergemaltigung bes 8oltsipil=
lens mar elmer Der 9uuptgriinoe Der
bemofrutif6en n@tur3peae" bes Sab
res 1874 unb perbalf ben 9emotrdten
aum erften Male ieit 0em8iirgertriege
al elmer Me6rbeit i'm @Ongrefe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Ridtrr Gbparb stafe eeHnrbeu.

llnertpartetes QbIeben zines 6o9gea9z
teten &i9ters in 6dgerstonn. -
3net 8atan3en i'm piertsn Subj
3talbtitrttt. = Sin Na4folger
muB Dom 9ouosrneur ernunnt
overwhelmingly nG9ites Sa6r.
Sn 9~agerstopn itar6 geItern Nbenb
&i4ter @bparD State i'm Glitter bpn
Sc Sa6ren an einem 6er3leiOen unO
anOeren Gomplitationen. Ri9ter
STATE lit felt etpa 5e6n Sagen an
etnem 4nfaQe Der 8rtppe, fiblte it4
aber am M}Ontag pobl genug, UNI ieiz
nen 4mtsgei6Gften gum 8eginn Oe5
Nobember : Sermin5 nit Ri4ter
8iQiam5 na93uge6er. Qm Nu9mitz
tag ertranfte er iebo8, uno iein 4r3t
Or. $. McPb. Scott orbnete %boQItdnz
bige &ube fir i'm an. Sein 8efinz
ben f9ien fi9 am Sonntag gu beI1ern,
10 baB er cine tur3e Spu3ierfa6rt unz
ternebmen tonnte. Or. Scott ~Itattete
i6m am Sonntag Qbenb einen 8efu9
ob, pG6reno befen Ht4ter Stafe Bel
Better 2uune 81 iein i4ien. Der 4r3t
berlieB ben Ri9ter I'm 8 ubr, uno
hretbtertel Stunben ipdter erIitt Der
&ranfe einen NnfaQ unb itarb in tpez
nigen Minuten. Hi6ter State mar
Elm So6n bes Der itorbenen q. 8. %.
Stafe; es iiberleben i'm me6rere Sc
f4piiter. Sn 1866 trat er in bas
Re9tsbiireau beS b%erItorbenen 8i9z
ters SpeIter Elm, 3pei Sabre ipdter
purbe er gum 8arreau 3ugelafen unO
tpibmete fi6 bann fir ungefG6r %
Sabre Der gRe4tspraris, als er gum
Ri9ter ertpG6lt purbe. Die Republiz
taner nomintrten i'm in 1875 ul5
Stadtsunpalt fir Wafbtngtonz
gountD unb er tpuroe nit elmer groz
ben Maiprttdt erpdblt. Sn 1882 mar
er Ganbtoat fir beifiBenben Ri4ter
eegen ieinen friiberen 2ebrer, Rt4ter
Speiter, einen Der itdrtIten 9emotraz
ten, tpurbe uber nit nur elmer Mlebrz
bsit DON 5tpei Simmer in $4,000
Stimmen gef4lagen. Sn 1885 pd6lz
ten i'm bic Repu6Itfaner in bic Sc
IeBgebung, unb er mar elmer Der bier
Gepublttuner Der @eieBgebung. 3pei
Sabre fpGter purbe er in ben Senat
gefpGblt, unb 5par nit Der grOBten
Me6r6eit trgenb zines @anOibaten uuf
tem Sidet. 3i9ter Stafe par an biez
len tnbutrieqen unterne6mungen in
6agerstopn tntereiiirt uno 5uglet4
elmer Der gr0Bten 8runbeigent3iimer
bes Gountps. Sn 1891, nd4 benz
Sobe bes 8i9ters Speiter, purbe er
tpieberum DON ben Repu6lifunern als
beiIiBenber Hi9ter gegen ben 9emoz
truten Sbert 8. &pb Douglas nomiz
nirt unb beiiegte bieiS1 in Der 8abl
nit GROCER Stimmenmebr6eit. Seit
jener 3ett bate ct CUR 3ufrieoen6eit
2(Qer ietnes Qmtes gepaltet.
9ouberneur Smit6 muB einen
Na8folger fir ben @e~rftOrbenen err
nennen, Biz bic 8iirger nG41tes Sabr
einen neuen Ri4ter e%rfpd6len. @S
miiFen in ienem Subt3iulOtitrttt 5pei
Ri9tsr gepG6lt tperben, benin au9
Ri9ter Sloun, an Def1en Steae Rt4z
ter @iQiams in Cumberland err
nanrt ipurbe, 1T befunntli4 geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

@9oB feline e.-auf
cine 9epef4e bonn @taatsanipult s.
6rant 9arper BON G~entreOiae, NO.,
bin ber6afteten bic 9ebetmpoli3iiten
Sbomas unb RraB ben Neger gugen
Caroline geitern 8ormittug, als berz
TeI6e duf einem 9dmpfer an Der
2igbtfraBe anlangte. Der Neger pirb
in gentrepilIe getpinf4t, neil er feline
@eIiebte, Die Negerin Sba 8rptpn, am
Sonntag Na9mittdg in einem Giferz
understandable f9oB. ST fagte ieI6it,
er babe flint S4ife auf bus Sruuenz
5immer abgefeuert, er piBte ober
niaf, Of er fie ~getroffen babe.
9ue, tpel9e beute
Qbenb in Serbs Sperrbaus ibr erz
ftes 9aifipiel giebt, langte gefern
Ha9mittag in Baltimore an unb be-
5og nit ibrem @efolge i'm rSoteI
Rennert" Quarter. 9eute Qbenb
pirb lie in ga @ioconba" auftreten.
Nuf benz Wege Der 8effez
g.-Sn benz 8efinben bes Ober~
ri6ters @eorge Sapage BON @aiiens
geri9t, tpel9er i'm Union PrOteftdnt
9pfpitaI" an 8rigbt's Hierentranfbeit
barnieberGiegt bat fi3 geitern cine
lei9te 8erdnberung gum 8eiten Des
8%atienten bemertbar gema9t.
@afpIin : @rp1pio n. -
Gin 4larm bom &aiten Rr. SIS rief
bic Seuertpebr geftern Morgen mad
Der 8Obnung BON 9rn. RObert s.
Redt Gr. 2115, @ineftruBe, tpoIelbft
in 5oIge Der @rplOiiOn zines Saioltn@
Ofens 5euer ~entitdnben mar. Die
5lammen tpurben gIiidGider @eife i'm
Seine esl0fAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
@ermiidte teLearaphiide sspsiasn.

- Sin Meteor bon ungep0hnliaer
8rtuan3, bic me6rere SetunOen an
belt, lit in lexington, &qg g~etolea
unb tpurbe aud IN Norbpooo, unIpeIt
Cincinnati, Obio, beobu6tet.
= Clifton g., Bead, Elm frii4tres
MitglieD bes Gongrefe5 fir ben ~
9itritt ppn O6io, lit mad ldngsrem
Qeioen in Ieinem 9auie in Rot9 HEz
Der bei @lepelano, o., i'm Glitter DON
81 oSd6ren ~geItprben.
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NulhrrmIihIe in Die quit aeHuaen.

@reensburg, Pa., II. Robem>
Der. = 2ope &c Sunibine's PuGOerz
mii6le gu @etpartzS Station, in Der
g}G6e BON bier, flog beute in Die 2uft,
unb 5tpet Mdnner, Numens Soiep6
Srance unb 8iuiam g}orris, tamen
babel um's 2eben. 9as 1T bas brittle
N}al innerbuIb flint Subren, baB bas
@tabliFement Der %ertpdbnten Sirma
bur4 cine @rplOiipn 5eritDrt porOen
1t.
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Inter rinIiiirsenhen Iriimmern be-
oraheu.

Sail &tDer, MaF., II. g}oz
Dember. = 0ur4 ben Ginftur3 zines
gu @lobe @iuage in Der Grri4tung
begriffenen 8ebGubes purben 6euteS.
Go6en pnb Nm. @uurier getOOtet.
Gin unbefunnter Mfunn purbe tpa6rz
f8einIi4 t0btli4 perIeBt, unO etli4e
unbere 4r6eiter erIitten me6r ober
tpeniger bebenfli9e 8erleBungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
:. San MnIhe mefIih hnn Snnth

SNH ~0 @1TFT ~" SV"FT
iroton, Conn, piro BON iiber 6unbert
Qeuten na8 8m. 9au, einem iungen
Manne bon 10 Sabren, geiu6t, nell
der Dor me6reren Sagen nit 6unb
unO @efpe6r uuf bic Sagb gegangen
unb ni4t 5uriidgetebrt iitfo DAB man
einsyl unfoG nermut6st
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shiffsnahrihten

qlDmouth, II. NOo, @09e1
fa6ren nu8 Getpsgort 1T Der Dams
pier n9eRnipIpania" DON 9ampHrg'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

4bGeben.- 9r. 9enrb Waibel
ftarb am @onntag i'm Otter bOn SO
Sa6ren in feiner Wobnung Ger. 1907,
Stodbolm StraBe, BON mo aus bas
2ei9enbesdngniB beute Radmittas
I'm 3 llbr ftattfinoet.
-9r. Sufpb 8olf itarb am Spnnz
tag in feiner lebten Wpbnung gu
garnep an Der 9arforbSRoab i'm OIL
ter bon 55 Sabren.
Sntereffante @ortrG9e.
- Inter ben. Quipiaien Der rSbpoz
erapbifden Union gtr. IL" tpirb pro=
fehor Sacob 9oaanber BON Der Sohns
9opfins : llniDerfttdt" am Sonntag,
ben IA. DECEMBER, einen 8ortras iiber
rNationalpirtbI9aft unb &rbeit"hal
ten, benz cine 9efpre9uns bes She
mas folsen tpirb. Die Union tptrb
fpieOerholt folGe @ortrdse Deranfal=
ters
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Geri6tshr:hanhlungen.

@rimtnaGz t. = WOr
Ri9ter &it9te.) 9iebfubG - @uz
gene aObtiOn, Elm Sabr, 2Ouis 9luBz
mebsr, 60 Sage 9efdngniB; pbilip
8iGiams, 4boIp9 ennis, f4ulbig,
urtbeil berf9oben. SuIf4e 8OrtpGnbe
- Srebertd g.. @eatlep, fiitirt. 8erz
beimIi9ung BON 8aaren - So6n 5.
Butler, nidt f4ulbig. Nngriff-9eO.
Carroll, so Sage @efdngniB. Sir
heute: @inbru9 - Wm. See. deb
ftabl - @.p. @.@mitb, gaul Sedefe,
Gbas. Sapis, Ri4drb SuOlep, Y6ilip
@iGiams, Q6oIpb ennis, SObn Surs
ner, Marb 8eu. angriff Wm.
See, 9enrD SObnIon.
Mbt6. Nr. 2. - @Ot Ri4ter
0obler.) 0iebitabl - Samuel GOben,
8iirgi4aft berfuGen; Mi4uel@bielOs,
5erbindnb @9umann, @m.Qnbreps,
je 80 Sage SefGngntB. Nngriff -
Seremiab 8rotpn, cine Do4e Sc
fdngniB; CLARA 30. @alDpea, ni6t
besnbet; Sobn STANLEY, 81 8elobuBe;
&nbretp 9armon, fiitirt. Sir beute:
Grimineler Qngrtff 9arrp De
Gong. 11nterf4lagung - So6n 8.
Barrier. Oiebtabl - Soiep9 8. 5tBz
patrid.
@aifengeri9t. - (@or ben
Ri9tern Sabage, 8lod II. S'8rien.)
@pama9t als Seftamentsbouftrsderi
purbe ertbeilt i'm Sale BON Sames 8.
&ebera an Mdrn s. 6. 9. Reberd,
8Irgf9aft 5000. @oama9t als
Na9luBberpdIter tpurbe ert4eilt i'm
Sale bon @li5abetb @asner an 9eo.
8m. unb SEQ. @agner, 8iirgi9aft
$17OO; Gbarles q. Mc&inleb On Ga
roline 6. McRinIeb, 8irgi9aft $130.
Na9laBbertpalters : 8ert9t ~beitGtigt
i'm 5aue BON &atbartne &olb, $485.
Snpentarien eingerei9t in ben SGnen
BON Warb 6. garion, $38,130; @mz
ma 81. Oatforb, $44,925; patrid u.
goniff, s14,57o; SO6n 8. aruft,
$95; GbriitOpber pfOrr, $2443. Ser
tdufe rutifi5irt in ben Sdaen BON
@pttlieb @9ul3e, $3.50; Gatbarine
gniott, $1,000.
Der &Gopf>
fe4ter feIGungen GEE
plant. - Die goliaeibebDrbe be-
f9Gftist fia CUR 3eit bumit, pb es
ni9t i'm Sntereffe Der Moral liege,
feline Gr1aubnib mebr gu &Gopffe4terz
8prfteGungen gu seben. Die 4euBez
run9en zines Siibldnbers, fpel9er
benz leBten Suuitfampf 5tpii9en benz
gultimorer Neger Sans unb benz
9etpsgorter 8eiben @eiger beifpobnz
tie, finb bic unmittelbare @eranlaFung
basu, bab bic 8ebDrbe bic Sadie in
grpdsuns 5iebt. Sn ienem 5uuitz
fampfe bertlOpfte Der @eger ben Beiz
BEN in iGmmerli9er Deife, unb IN
geefelt bariiber, baB elm DeiBer ft9
baau berssbe, fi9 bon einem Reser
berart berflopfen gu laien, berlieB ct
bic @Qrftsnaaa. che tie All Cube mar.
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Qas Ge6eimnt6 BET S60n6eit

1T gefunbbeit. 9as 9ebeimniB Der
9efunbbeit tit bic 2raft, bic n0tbtge
QuantitGt 2ebensmittel gu berbauen
unb All ufIimiIirer.
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81 9bntn Dies bekannt !

Suits 2~eberpinen turirsn unter allen
nmftGnben 3opHdmer5tn, 9bspepfie,
MtuIaria. gerfOpfung unb G6nLi4e
Rruntbeiten.
.3Ntt'S 2ebethf4etEA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

l%Inerpartetes Qbteben zines bo6gea6z
teten Ri4ters in 9agerstOpn. -
3pet 8atun3en i'm pterten Subj
3ialOitritt. - Sin Na4folger
muB Dom 9ou0srneur ernannt
tperben.- Neupa6l nG9Ites Sa6r.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02

John Lacaniche visited Eliza
BEETHOVEN, the past week.
Louis Marcati and +. P. Westo-
by made a business trip to Taos,
the past week
Miss Bertha Hamblin returned
from Questa, last Saturday, and is
once more busy with her school
We failed last week, to stat
that BIZ Hatch ate his Christmas
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Hooson.
Solomon and Jose Rael who are
attsndingschco at this places, spent
the past week at Questa, visiting
their parents aud other friends.
Miss Maud Hamblin who is
teaching q very success term Of
school at San Pablo, Colorado.
spentth Holidays with her par
ents at Questa.
@, II. Keen who has been visit
ing his family at Taos, and help
ing u. s. Mineral Surveyor Will
am Mexican near Espanola, re-
turned to Red River, Tuesday.
A. NJ. Ewing received a box OF
Havanas as a Christmas present
flom his nephew, w. D. Ewing OF
Mitchell, Indiana, We know they
were alright 90 they we're sent by
a Hoosier.
b f. Aagustiae came in from
Denver, last Saturday, to spend the
winter. Mr.. Augustine located the
Tom Boy mining claim up Pioneer
creek, about five years ago. He
came at the present time, to ht
ready when the boom strikes a,
in the spring.
kev. A. p. Morrison was injured
in the Bertha railroad wreck las.
week. He is in hospital at Grini
dad but is reported doing finely
Mr.. Morrison is Superintendent 0
English Mission of the NJ. e
cnurch for New Mexico. He in.
preached here a number Of time.
ard his many friends hope he vii
soon recover.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02
MATTERS or Arr.

Stanford White is one Of the .srgesS
collectors Of antique statuary in
America. NOT only is his house in
Grammarcy park, New NcrC q YER
table museum Of Greek and Roman
art, but the LAWNS ncw filed to over
flowing with othe ~ samples.
The main staircase in William G.,
Whitney's Neyy YORK residence, Fifth
avenue and S~ixty-aghtn street, is Of
white marble and Is carved after O
staircase in tbs Doge's palace in Ven
ice. AR. WhitBey brought the design
to this country and the wozk took six
months Tor cChi Ion.
Anders zorn, the famous Swedish
a%rtisr, Threatened" as he PIT ii, to
some day present one of his pictures
TO the st. Louis Museum of Fine Arts.
That was when he first visited the
city several years ago. The other Gay
the picture arrived. 1t IS Portrait
Of a Woman and is valued at ogsr
$4,000.
During excavations near Lampsaki,
on the ~Dardanelles, a beautiful vase
was found. IT is made Of burnt clay,
enerusted on the exterior with gold.
1t has three golden handles and spien-
did reliefs representing hnnting
scenes. The date of the vase, which
contained human ashes, bones and
pearls, is estimated at about Is. c.. 400.
A bal relief by Clodion. representing
fawns, nymphs and eupids at play,
has Leen discovered in a Paris nun
merry. The relief was carved for Prin-
cess Louise of Condo, in the eighteenth
century, and when she becHme a nun
the figures were covered with plaster.
A Prussian annon ball at the time Of
the siege of Paris Clipped on the plas-
ter, showing the sculpture beneath. A
French antiquarian society intends to
present it to the Carnavalet museum,
though the price asked for il is $4,000.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02
OF INTEREsT 10 N

Elizabeth dc Belle, an Atlsnta (Ga.)
young woman, is making q name for
herself il law practice in Chicago.
She recently won a case involving
real estate valued at 500. 600.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is a very
plain, practical woman who buys
carefully. Thus, while her gowns are
fashionable, she wastes no part OF
her money on Paris aressmaCers.
Countess Tolstoi, Sophia Anderona.
is a understanding woman who since
her marriage has devoted her whole
time to her husband and her three
children. For the latter she made al
the clothes until they were ten years
old.
A French deputy has announced his
intention to bring in T. bill during the
present session Of parliament making
il not only admissible but legally
obligatory for women 10 sit as jurors,
re proposes that all iuries shall be
required to consist OF six good men
and true and s1 women similarly
qualified.
1t is not often that "a woman of TO-
day can array herself in any fabric
that once formed part OF the ward.
robe OF Queen Elizabeth. The coun.
tess OF Pembroke has, however, this
privilege, and at she last drawing.
room sic attended she wore q white
and silver the peaeh-colorec
train Of which was trimmed with OLD
Point dc Flandre, which not only
had been owned. Int also worn, b
she tamous Tndor Gbesn.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02
MoRaIsoN,s MININo RIeHls

Tenth edition. revised aud enlarged,
by r. 3. Morrison ard Emilio De-soto
lof the Colorado Barl A complete
roster OF the Statutes, Deeisions,
Forms, Land Onlce and Surveyor
Generals Rules. Especially complied
for TIE use ~ Prospectora, Attorney,
tncrrporafora aud S~urvAydra.. 4aT ~;
hnu q ln law sheep. Price SO. Sent
post prepaid on receipt ~ priae.
The spltn-Rrooks Pig. Co. Pub
ishers Denver, Colo
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02
LOCAL.

@. III. Brigham was down from
Anchor, New Years.
S. w. Thompson visited Eliza
bethtown, Tuesday.
wilmot Brown was down from
Anchor, to spend New Years.
ED. McCollum IS improving aud
will be able to set mp in a day or
two.
Earl Young spent a few days at
Anchor, the past week with will
uot Brown
Preaching next Sunday morn
ing and Evening by the pastor
Rev. W. j. Wright. All are cor
daily invisea to attend.
W. had a smallpox scare the
FIRST Of the week but the smallpox
failed 10 materiallze and all are
happy.
Capt, T.. w, Enrmons one Of the
most enterprising men of this sec
sion is up from Questa. for a few
days.
Remember h Onion Sunday,
school. 1t meets every Sabbath
NOR ming at 10 A, N. in the school
building.
The dance New Years eve at
The home of Everette Burns was
a pleasant affair. Those present
report it the finest dance Of the
season About IS couple we're
weeent.
Thomas D. spikipg, Paul
George, Chas. A. Compton, and
John Compton left the first Of
the week for Clifton, Arizona, q
spend the next two or three month.
They have been spending the past
two or three month at Amizptt,
working for the Fraser Mountain
Mining ana Milling company
The editor believes he could get
81 to high liYingby a little more
practice and not get sick. He and
ate two square meals New Years
and s still in the ring.
Or. L. l. Cahill and DR.. j. p.
McMahon Of Elizabethtown, made
a professional call to Red River,
Tuesday. DIR McAIahon is from
Chicago, and is spending a few
month in Ehzabethtown and sur
rounding camps.
SIrs. r, w. Penn and Mrs. j. NJ
Moad gave a New Yeas dinner at
the home Of the former 10 a few OF
their friends. 1t was a dinner fit
for a king and the crowd was a
happy one. The following parties
partook of the bounteous repasi;
A. Gardner aud mother, Mrs. w.
P. Gardner, Mr.. AMIR. W. Penn,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Nj. Moad and
daughter, Miss Esther, Mrs. 4, A.
Nelson, Miss Lnlu Young, S. ".
Thompson and f. c. Stevens.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02
Rev. Irl R. Hicks Is Not Dead

Notwithstanding a widely cur
rent rumor that the Rev. Irl II.
Hicks was dead, he never was in
better health, and never did Il
harder and more successful years
work than that Just closing. H..
has just completed his lnrge anil
SPLENDID Almanac for 1902 nnd
with his staff of abs helpers, ha-
brought his journal, WoRD aSD
WoREs, Justly forword into inter
national reputation. Feyagqarter
OF a century Mr.. Hicks has grown
n reputation and rsefulncss nS ! b.
peoples astronomer, aud forerast,r
of storms and the character 81
coming seasons. Never wis lis
weather forecasts so sought afr4r
as now, his timely waning of So
rlons drouutthis year having say
I'd the people from loss anl suCrer
ing. Millions of bushels of when,
we're harvested through lies advice
to plant crops that would mnt,o-
early. Che American psoplp will
certainly stand by Plot. H,cN..
when H. costs so little ap3l iba nm
eGts are so great. Ais fine .iin,
mo Of 2O0 pages 10 only Pix. ao,.
his splendid family i%ournal ,~ od,.
one dollar a year Including me
Almanac Send 70 WWp Asp
~ oahs Pab. O. 22Gl L,yast 81.
ST. l-lais, 40,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We extend our most hartfel'
thanks to the people Of Red Riyei
for their goodness and kindness
to us during our sickness and dis
tress, the past three weeks.
Mr.. j. G. McCollum.
Mrs. J. C. McCollum.