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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28
erinft Gcnp1's Sbce uno Safce
8sIfe Qualitdt. NiebrtgIter Preis.
6. .. &ennp 60,
So Qdoen.

SuIiu 81 urlopeertrdntt
Sulia Warlope, Die berii5mte
S4auipielerin, petde Oteier Bocbe
in Der .M}uiif : 4taoemie" in Queen
in Der 3itelrole auftr2ten
iOlte, it 70 i6ner ertrantt, Dap lte
mad ibrer Mo4nung in Nsps2)ort gez
bra4t nerben muBte unO Die goritelz
lungen in Der nMuItt : 4taoemte"
fallen bieie No4e gang aus.
Die g2atur i6rer &rant1eit tonnte
man geItern ni6t nit 8eitimmtbeit
erfa6ren, bod gs6t Elm 9srii4t, Dab
fe an 3Dp6us ertruntt lei. 0d bereits
5u6lrei4e 8inete gum 8orau5 fir Die
bieIigen g%ortequngen bon Queen
6iammettu" pertauft puroen, Diirften
ii6 biele S6eater6eIu4er I4per ent=
tduiat finOen.
Ser s. 0 p 0 MS 8ieBzGIu6"
6dlt am 9onnertag Ru4mittag elm
9reisI4ieBen Bel leinem Glublutale
az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28
Gus benz Smnern Marblann's uno
ben ausreu,cnhem Staaten.
Sunb trieb Sat BE In ben
10 Et s ph.

Is ~. Spb.
I'm Reparf 6at Elm damn, Namens
&aB, Selbltmoro begansen, oa feline
Satin tire 2iebe auf einen S9ooBz
bunb per16penbete. she Der 9atte
ieDpa ielbit in ben Sob ging, ndbm
er bas Strettobieft, ben 9unb, uno
hur9fdnitt ibm ben Gals. Seine
6rau ma9te ibm oarauf Die bitterten
8orpiirfe, %porauf 9r. 8as 9ift einz
nabm. Oas gbepaar Dohnte IN ytr.
48, 9Dmornitr., uno bate feline Sim
Der.
2ut6ertf9e Spnobe.
SsSn Der Sibung Der lutheri16en@pz
npbe bon MarplanO in 6agerstopn
purhe Der 8eri9t bes Oireftoriums
iiber bus tbeolosiide Seminar 5u
9ettpsburs ~perlsien, aus nelfem berz
ppreine, bab fi9 Sc Stubenten uno
16 9raouirts in bemielben befanoen,
Die S9uloen auf bas Seminar fino
i'm perqangenen Sabre UNI $4,000
rebuairt norben. Cine leb6afte Dis
tuition entitanb iiber ben mangslbafz
ten 8eIu6 Der Spnooe Ssitens perz
fdiebener 9aitpren unb 2aienbruoer.
Notiaen.
en- Der NG6e BON 5reberid tpuroe
Der Qeidnam bes % Sabre alten Tez
oers Sarrp Moams unter Der giien=
babnbriide iiber ben Monacacp@H lper
%aefunoen. Die poli5ei glaubt, Dab
Der Reeer ermoroet tporoen lit. 9er
@rmorbete arbeitete fir 9rn. ghdrlss
Gpbrbad gu 2imeftln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28

8serbtgungen, - Die 2ei4e
res am 9onneritag g%eitorbensn Serrn
So6n &ram purbe geItern M}orgen
BON iein.r leBten Wo6nung, Rr.1937,
Tairmountz0penue aus auf Dem III.
Grl0ferz5rieb9ofe" an Der 8elair@
Goao unter 5abIrei6er 8etfsiIigung
CUR leBten Ru6s beituttet, Sn Der
ct. Mi6oel5 Stride purOe OOr9er
cine feierli6e RaquiemJMeKe celez
BRIT; qater 8sneoitt Neiohart mar
Gele6rant, 9oter Sol. S4ul1p 0iaton
uno 9ater So6n Meier 5u6otaton,
3ablrei6e 8LumenIpenDen purcen
am grabe niebergelegt, 4I5 8a6rz
tu8trGger fungirten bic So. Peter
5trs6, So6n S9mibt, @ari 8olf, 9.
gun3slmann, Soi. 90mling uno Soi,
6emmalt. ST.. @srmanus 5rance
leiteta bic 8eerbigung,
- Die irDii9en ue6srreite Der
6ruu @op6ie @rau, bic am 9omfag
i'm Otter Don 76 Su6rsn iturb, purz
ben geitern Na8mittag 0om 9auie
i6rer 3o4ter, 6ruu 2ouiIa Muitlano,
Nr. 2O7, MISUNDERSTANDING, aus duf
Dem 0reieinigfeit5 6rieo6ofe beer
bigt. 9aItor Gb. 6uber omtirte i'm
6au1e uno am Grade. DIS 8aRr~
tu6trGger fungirten bic So. 9enr0
8e6tbolb, 6enrp S9neioer, 9enrN
8ramer, s. 8uIit, SEP, Born uno
2ouis QeutiGel. Die @eritorbene
mar Die @itttpe bon 9rn, %. 8rau,
Der Dor 1aun Sabren aus Dem 2e6en
16ieo. Sic ftammte aus W}eiier,
Rur6eFen, unb binterIdBt orsi SO4z
ter, bic Traren 2ouiia Niiitlono,
Qi3sie 9uBfeIO unb Y}oris aI6ert,
bier s06ne, 6enrp, Sobn, 9eorg uno
GFrecerid 8rou, iOpte 20 @ntel unO
einen l1renfel.
@e6tnu6 Waf6ingtOn,-
Bator Or. s. 6. Smtt6, Der Hettor
Der biI60fli6 : proteFontii4en ct,
Mt6aelsz un0 Nll 4ngels~&irAe, bat
reIignirt, I'm cine @tele an Der Ct,
Sbomas : Stride in 8u1bington an
aune6men. 9aitor @mitb bat duf Ii
ferariI6em @e6iete einen po6ltlingenz
ben Namen. @r 1T At Sabre alt.
Sn % 6tunbenna4 % tp@
Srleuns. - Die vSoutbern 81
fenbabn : @eieGi4uft" bat einen Boit=
auo bonn 2. Qooember an eingert4tet,
Der bier UNI $40 friib abge6en piro
unD in % Stunben NenzO Orleans err
rpifer fpI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28

aus Der 9olt3eibe60rOe.
- Die 9oli3ei6e60rce bate geitern Ell
men iebr geTddftigen Sag; iie6en 4oz
tighten batten it4 uuf Deri6ieoenartige
Acknowledgement gu Derartpprten,
unD bier G~rnennungen, reip. 8efOroez
runqen, tpurben p~orgenommen.
4oli3iit @eorge q. 9artin5 pOut
noronetli6en 9iitritt, pelfer i'm
W}at 1898 ernannt purOe unO BON
Der Regerin W}urp WiIiam5 bon gtr.
536, 8etS6rantlin3StruB ongez
f6uloigt mar, i6r in Dem 3eitraum
3piT6en benz /. Nuguit 1901 unO benz
%. 6ebruar 1902 mieOer4olt unanz
itdn0ige 4ntrGge gema4t gu Raben,
fpuroe ppn Der Nn56ulOigung frei8sa
Tpro6en. 6artin8 lit BON 9arforO=
Gountb, unb fir ieinen @Aaratter
biirgten 9r.3 9.8ObiniOn BON 8elair,
6r. @m. g. 6orpooO, iun., @lerf
bes &reisgeri6t5 BON 9arforo~Gouns
tn, 6r. Walter 8.9re1ton BON 8elair,
Qnpult 6reoerid 81, 8t1ium5 pon
8elair uno 9r. George 8. Ban Bib
Der BON 8elatr.
9olt3ift 5reOerif SioacIon pom
6fli6en 0iftrift muBte iid tpe8e1
MISUNDERSTANDING perantporten,
bic 0arin beItanD, DaB er it4 unno=
t6iqer Wei1e i'm Bureau Der n@mertz
can Gis>@o.," Nr. 1851, 8OItDn=Str.,
a~ufge6alten bate. Der SAT- puroe
ni6t 6eenoet, Gr Oient felt 1897 unD
bate Ii6 3uOor 3pei Male gu Derantz
fpDrten.
Meil er pG6renO Der 9ienf3sit cine
gigarre rau6te, muBte Poli3tit SaS.
90. 6ut8efon 81 6trafe 3a6len. @r
bient lett benz Suli 1899 unO Duroe
3upor einmal nm $36 pegen Srunten'
bett geitraft.
I'm So gsitraft purOe 9Oli3iit 8.
6. 9oofon pom 0itli4en 9tItrttt, tpetl
er ieinen 8e3irt perna4ldfiigt unO Ell
ne gfeiFe pdbren0 Der 9ienit3eit 9ez
rau6t Bate. Gr purOe i'm DECEMBER
1900 ernunnt uno mar geitern gum
3peiten Male Dor Der 8s60rbe.
9oli3iTt SO6n 8. @ition pom nett
li6en 0iitritt muBts, 81 6trafe 3a4z
len, neil er Iein Boli3eiregelnz8u9
perloren bate. Die Strafe miro i3m
erlaKen lpercen, penn er bas BUD
nieoer finoet.
9pli3iit MoriB 5rieOman pom 1orbz
peitliGen 9iftrift, pel4ar am "A;
Oftober 3u fpGt gum Ramensaufr uF
gefommen mar, purDe entiaul0t9t'
@s mar oas Dierte W}al, odB er entA
f6ulbiqt nurDe. Gr puroe 1899 err
nannt.
goli3if Wm. 6, WeIt pom peitltz
den Oiftrift purbe UNI $50 geltroft,
neil er am %. Oftober i'm 9ienit be-
trunfen qefpe1en mar, unb er6lelt 3uz
qlei6 Die Warnung, baB er OdS na9z
tie Mul aus Dem 9ienIt entloIen Ders
ben piirpe. MeIt erGielt feline @rnenz
nung am 1, 4pril 1901, uno IS ma:
bus FINITE Mal, baB er ii4 Dor Der
8e66rbe gu Derantnorten Bate.
Sic grobspoli3iIten Gopar0 8.
syoetel, iun., pom 0itlifen ano W. 5.
9oblor bonn pefli6en 9iitritt MUIR
ben aum regulGrsn Rong er4Oben,
nr6 Sobn 80. 6taOter BON Gr,27O7,
1Dno6ue : Court, unO 8eniamin u.
| Gntton DON Nr. 1876, Surner 9luce,
murben gu 9ro6epOli3iiten e%rnannt.
Srinft 9cnun's Sbce nno Safce
aaHs SuoIffG+ 0iebri1Tfer 8reis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28
Der 9eutfdie Correspondent.
Sta0t Baltimore.
Grirfbef0roernng mad benz Nuslaube.

"NeT sNb
Die a~uspdrtise poit fir bic nit
Dem /. Nopember enbenbe 8p9s
i6lieBt lin allen 6dGen piinttli9) i'm
bleiigen pOitamte pis fplgt:
Die poit lit pffen fir padstz@ Slide
BON 8 1br 8ormittags Bis 5 l1hr
yta9mtttags tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonntag.
grams atlantic g Il.
Oienifag 9 u6r Qbenbs, fir
europa per 9ampfer ppbilabelpbia,"
pta Soutbampton 0otiafen fir Sr>
lamb miifen per philadelphia" abrefz
1trt letn); II nbr NbenDs, fir europa
per Sampfer uMuieitic," pia Queensz
tDpn.
Mtttpo9 = 9 ubr @benbs, fir
5ranfrei4, Siibzguropa, @sppten II.
8ritif9 : Snoien per Oampfer ga
@apoie," pia 9apre WofIaden fir
onoere SFile guropa's miiFen pet
ga Saboie" abreIIirt iein).
5reitas 9 1br Nbenbs, fir
Granfrei9 per Oampfer ga 9asz
cogne," pia 6apre 9oitiafen fir an
Dere Sbeile @uropa's miiFen per ga
9asoogne" abreiiirt fein); fir europa
per 0ampfer rgtruria," pia Queens
tDpn.
Poft lii g il b. unb Central
Imerita, Weftnbien
u. I. M.
9ien1tag - I'm 1 u6r Ha9mttz
tags. fir SdmaifG per 9ampfer BON
Bottom; II ubr Ra9ts, fir Surt's
Sslanb unb ct. Domingo per DAM
pier rNepzYorf"; fir 2eeparbz unb
Winoparb : Sslanbs, 8ritii4z, SOL
lGnbii9 nnb 5rdn3Dfii9 Guiana
per Oampfer "5ontabeqe."
Mitttpo9 = 9 u6r Ibenbs, fir
Samaiea per Oampfer bon philabel<
fbia; u ubr Rd6ts, fir Gua per
9ampfer u@fperan5d" fir Ga glata:
2dnber per 0ampfer ngaDour";; fir
Santiago per 9umpfer nGtenfuegos".
Oonnerita g - llhr Nbettbs, fir
0eufunblanb per 9ampfer bon pbiz
laDelpbia.
5reitag - 1 ubr Na6mittags. fir
Bermuda per 0ampfer BON @alifar;
Il ubr Na6ts, fir Porto Rioo, Guz
raeao unb 8ene5uela per 0ampfer
rpbilobelpbia"; fir Sortune Sslano
unb Samaica per 9ampfer ,Qlene"";;
fir 6apti per Oampfer n4DirOnbad";
fir Barbados unb Norb=8ra iilien per
Dampfer vGearenie," Dia paru uno
Manaps. "a
goit nu9 Reuf unblano Dia Nortb
@Dbneb unb nod Miguelon Dia So
iton f9lieBt bier tdglid Inn 8 ubr
Na9mittags; nod Cuba Did Tampa
tdsli9 UNI 1 ubr Na6mittags; na4
6onburas, Gotta Hiea unb @uatez
mala pia HepzOrleans ta9li9 I'm 8
u6r Mbenps.
Grams pacific 90 It.
9ienftag u ubr Qbenbs, fir
China uno Supan, pia @ancouDer.
Mittpo9 Il llbr Nbenbs, fir
China unb Sapan, pid Seattle.
9umitag II u6r Nbenbs, fir
Nuitralien, Neuieelano, 5iii. Samoa
unb 5atpati, pia Gan 5ran3isco.
poit fir 9apaii, Sapan, China
unb bic P~6ilippinen, pia Gan 5run=
CISCO i9liebt bier tdgli9 Inn 7 ubr
@6enbs Bis gum 2. Nopember.
Srans : pacific pot pirb tag
Ii9 gum Mbgangsbafen befOrbert uno
arrangements finb getroffen fir De-
rem ununterbro9ene ueberlano : Be-
fOrberung.
g. 0apies Marfielb.
poitmeiiter.
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aelsieusunaeu naeb 9eutidlanS.

WelSicnOMitgcH HaW SeHII"lH"u.
PA Gents pro Marf unb Gommiiz
fion. Sbeo. s. 9iener &c 8 o.,
AIS Wattr=@ trabe. 4usldnoifdes
Gelb. Wedfel unb Greoit grtefe.
@hiffsfarten BON unb nu6 europa.
1861
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28
Git,e Neifr nnh Aeutfhlnnh.

um bic Welt pber mad irgenD einem
She'll Der @elt arrangirt. Reiie6ilz
Iete ii6er ale 8abnz unb 9dmpferz
Qinien. Sbeo. 8. 9iener &c
6 o., Ais 8ater~Str. $685.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28

mlina uno Scd!tz
tenuahl Spnncrftag WbenO IN Dee
,,WUrm1rtS= SnHc." allie criu1bltCG
Sclc9ntcn uRN Gin5eimitgltcDcr iiRS
eingelaocm. (3Ol,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28

Wetter d Sir
Murplano unb ben 0titritt Columbia
Regen, ni9t gang 70 purm am Diem
tag, tlur am Mittpo4, frii4e fuoz
peftli8e, mad Meiten umiprtn9enoe
Winoss
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~ etterberidt.
Der, Gtadteu rs cttrrz&ilrcdus
baltimore ben n. Sttober 19O2-

VQttI. BaronIe1erf. 29.9l p6hr. EaeImomsterf...t9
YfittI. IpsruIvmcterF. 81 giisOrtafrT o.
Die b6hfte 6ntliaflt oes NIuetS III slHer SlAH's
betrue 8 DitIlen Don Often.
2ag aetriQe Wetter. Die ~n'tor'9Ft
stmpcratur ptg g~etrigen cages tbs s llbr @benoSJ
nnr nuf nahaenannten S%tationen. mic I0l0t:
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bitrdtionsplun purre nit 8era9z
tung geitraft, unb ipdter puroe IS
BON einem bieIer G6renmdnner angez
reqt, DAP bic &oblengrdber : Orguniz
iation als cine 8srI6tpOrung be6anz
belt tperOen Ioate. 8enn 6re46eit
einen bD6ersn 9tpfel errei6sn fam,
mD9te i'd es pifen! 0ieie unper>
f9Gmtbeit Der &o6Ierbarone, bur9
fire 6ur9t Dor Der @el0ma9t ber<
borgerufen, purOe bon benz republiz
faniI9en prdiiOenten ni6t 3urifgez
pieien, pie cine fol6e 4nmaBung BON
QnOren Sadion in ben iungen Sugen
Der Repu6lit ge5iidtigt porben pdre.
8eiteRn mir Dem Brdii0enten Die
beiten Qbfidten in ieinem 8unf4e 81,
ZEN Ro6len bebiirffigen Gtnpobnern
bes QanOes 5u belfen unb Die ptoere
it~reitenben @lemente pDn &apital uno
4rbeit gu beidnftigen es mar ni4t
feline 6ano, bic ben goroii6en Rnp=
ten bur66ie6. Die &o6tsnbarpne
tpolten i6r &nie ni6t DOR Der offi3ielz
len 9etpalt beugen, bes6ulb nurOe
elm @eIanDter an Seine gnGoige
MuieitGt, zen Monar6 bes Rei9z
t6ums, our 20Iung bes Rdtbiels abz
geFertigt, be1en Seine @rcelsn3 ni4t
6err tperDen fOnnte.
SIS mar Mprgan - Der &oloB UNI
ter ben @riinbern - Der ous Define
Did, SeIum" gu ben &oblenminen
8enniploanien's ipra4,"
Der @puberneur erma6nte Johann
Die DG6ler, fir ale bemOtratii4en
Ganbtouten gu Itimmen, uno iprd4 in
6~eIonoers loberoer WeiIe iiber ben
Q6tb. s. %. 0enn1, Der ben Stuat
i'm Sc. GongreB 10 tpobl Oertreten
bate.
8pIittf9e JDtt3en.
Inter ben 8eIu9e-n i'm bemotrdtiz
I6en 9auptquartier ipra4en geitern
unter Nnoeren Dor: Oberit 8ictor
8auq6mun, Nrtbur 9. Softer, Ro5ert
8iQs BON 8rinoe Georges @oant1
unb 8. %. Sal6ptt BON Montgomer9z
Gpuntb.
SIN Common PIeas : 9eri4t peiz
gerten 7i6 geItern bic Regiitrirna9S<
beamten in flint 9recintten, in Der
Ru6rif nQualifi3irter @timmgsber"
in ben 5GGer, ND oosWort ga" aus
gelaFen mar, IS ein3ufigen, tie iugten,
es lei abii9tIi9 ausgeluRen poroen,
neil Elm She'll Der 8eamten Der Mn
ii9t mar, oab Die 6etreffen0en PerIoz
men ni6t ftimmbsrs6tigt ieien. 9a5
8eri6t muB jeBt entI6eioen, ob Die
2eute it:mmen biirfen ober nt6t. Sn
48 unberen 6GQen mar baS @Ort Gus
8eris6en au5gelafen nOrOen, nno
purbe eingefiigt.
SIN republifaniIGen 9auptquart;2r
5eigte Ii6 geitern 8Ormittug CUR lie
berruI6ung offer aud einmal @On>
qreB : @onbioat @ao. q. Beurre Don
Cumberland, Der Sberit that re6t
6offnung8poQ uno Iagte, feline Ser
1ummIungen Ieien ME itdrter 6eiu6t
tpprben, tpie in biefer Champagne,
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VClTc.
g $50 1IOnoaufaaus " 4.oe
HoSIntb 4.U5 giOrgens uzo 4.3I 0admittuss.
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Seutidhcs Maiicnbnms. QSid1ti9c
y eriammfmna Suuner=
ffaa NbcnD, ocn 30. Sftobcr.
Icue Nerfaiiung, ncner Srci6ricf.
ScoeS Mtt9lieO iOlltc eriGcincn.
(.9S-3u3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-28

9emnkratem 1T Ntanr.
grfol9rei6e Denomination
46tb. Siioor &aBner er3telte
eimen sewaltisen GrfOls.
9psiife Senlenidlage bes 1htb.
g8mt. q. 2Shste.
9emtnkratem 1T MtaTr.
GrfolsreiGe Denomination

0emofruten aGer Saattirungen auf
Der 8ubne. = 9r. SObn 6. 9urIt
als 8oriiber. - Cine in~teaigente,
Representative Menidenmense. -
@aGerien nit 9amen iiberfiiat.-
ungebeurer Npplaus in alien 56ets
len oes 6auies. Sin ginitisss
Yrosnoititon fir einen oemotratIz
iden Sisg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20
MILES
THREATENS
TO RESIGN
Fears ROOSevelt'S and Roots
Hostility.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-Miles
today told the Senate committee on
military affairs that II the proposed
general stan bill should become law
ne could not see his way clear TO con
tlnue 70 hold his commission.
He regarded the measure as contrary
10 the best interests OF the military es'
tablishment, and one which he could
not countenance by remaining lieuten-
ant. general OF the army. The portion
OF the bill 10 which he particularly OBJ
jected was the provision that the
senior general officer OF the army shall
be assigned TO the command OF such
portion OF the army as the president
may direct, or be detailed TO duty In
the general stan corps. He said II this
proposition became a law It would de-
stroy the unity OF the army. He assert
cd the bill would allow the secretary
OF war and the Acknowledgement OF the
army 10 promote In the interest Of
their own personal fayorites. He told
the committee, with the bill a law, he
could now name men who would hold
places OF honor provided under IT, but
be didn't give the conmitte any
names.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20
Attempt to Explode a Bomb Under
a Building on Chemeketa St.
Headquarters of the New Gold Discovery
Threatened With Destruction from
a Bomb.

ing business, some thought 1t was a
Joke that had been played on the man
ager of that enterprise. A crowd OF
the projectors soon gathered, and all
we're unanimously of the opinion that
II was a pretty serious Joke, and yet
not a soul present could think Of any
one TO even suspect of harborlng any
iii will against their enterprise.
The Gold Extraction Company have
a furnace and assying rooms upstairs,
that is quite a chemical laboratory In
itself. All kinds of retorts and ores
are in various stages of decomposition,
and going through trials, and 1t was
the general opinion that this was the
object aimed at by the 1ends who
placed the bomb, as the success OF
this experiment would render a great
deal OF the mining stock now on the
market worthless.
Mr.. Irwin Has No Enemies.
cannot imagine who would do such
thing" said Mr.. Irwin, "and / am sat
isfied it was the destruction of the as
saying plant that was aimed at, and
not me or my shoe store. All the ex
periments we have carried on have
been successful, and have sent up the
price of the stock The final test ex
pertinent next week will surprise thu
world, reYolutionize the money mar
kets of the world, and destroy the val
Iue Of gold as a money metal. Our en-
emies, If we have any, are those whC
fear these results"
Gold Stock Advancing.
The whole bomb story seems TO b,
genuine, at least all the directors o
the Universal believe 1t is, and will tr!
to discover the perpetrator They hav'
a million dollars OF stock on the mar
ket, and stock is advancing rapidly
and whatever the motive they look up
on It as blow at their business.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20
ANTI
SIMON
TICKET
For Legislature Headed BY
Judge McGinn.
Complete Slate of Delegates
Made by Independents

The Independent (antl-simon) fac
tion we're in complete controlof the Re
publican county convention at Port
land. and named Henry McGinn for
state senator, and a full legislative
ticket.
They adjourned to March 9th to
finish their county ticket, and selected
the following as state and county del
egates:
Geo. H. Williams, H. L. PittockD W..
b. Aver, Ad. Burckhardt, Phil Met
schan, e. w. Spencer, +. A. Bancroft
Charles A. Mcneil, A. J. Capron, W.
T. Muir. w. L. Boise, Geo. H. Howell
D. Kellaher, ]. e. Hunt, NJ. H. Carter,
II. Van Auken, ]. N. Sutton, J. ]. Fitz-
gerald, A. L. Mills, w. N. Jones, Chas.
sauires. Joseph Buchtel, Leander Lew
is. s. B. schwab, Chas. Wilson, P. L.
Willis, Watt Daniel, w. F. Matthews,
C. H. Carey, Sol. Hirsch, John F. Lo-
gan, II. H. Newhall, w. H. Patterson
T. ]. Cleeton, C. r. Frazier, T. s. Pot
ter. F. p. Mays, Geo. Mayer, G. e.
Smith, ]. w. Beveridge, S. B. Linthi-
cum. Andrew C. Smith, l.. H. Adams,
e. II. Kelly, d. S. Dunbar, T. c. Pow
ell. II. w. Goddard, F. Filing, F. l. Nc
Kenna. F. Herman, ]. w. Mathena, c.
w. Sherman, Jas. w. Blair, d. l.. VIII
liams, Sanford whiting, w. H. Carney
c. e. Rumolin, r. l.. Durham, Alex
Donaldson. II. H. Jones, j. l.. Hart
man, Thos. d. Honeyman, T. NJ. Ed
munds, L. Christensen, T. X. Muir w
w. Hewitt, c. A. Dunbar.
Representatives.. A. Courtney, s
B. Cobbs. George NJ. Orton, H. j. Fish
er. Sanderson Reed w. r. Hudson,
John GILL; c. w. Hodson, Dan J. Ma
larkey, A. A. Bailey, ]. S. Hutchinson
w. w. Banks
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20

This morning, at 8 O'Clock, when d.
B. Irwin went out to the woodshed back
Of his shoe store, on Chemeketa street.
he stepped right over nitro-glycerine
bomb. that had been laid upon the
threshold Of the rear door of the build
ing.
The bomb was made of a piece Of gas
nine. about eight inches long, with a
steel plug in one end. wooden plug
in the other, and primed with fuse
about IS inches long, that had been
set on fire, and had failed to cause an
explosion.
The bomb smelled strongly OF nitro
glycerine, and had evidently been put
there and fred for the purpose OF de
stroying the building. 1t had enough of
the explosive to have wrecked build
ings for 100 feet around. He was
completely unnerved, and was still
weak all over when a Journal reporter
called to see the internal machine.
The two blacksmiths next door, Wed
emer and Rigelman, we're called to see
IL before II was removed. Chief OF Po
lice Gibson was gent for, and all
agreed that the intention had been to
wreck the building and contents. The
bomb was then taken to Fry.s drus
store, and put to soak in water. Mr.
Fry expressed the opinion that 1t was
undoubtedly handmade explosive, as
there was no nitro-glycerine in town
The smell Of the acid used TO make the
compound was very plain, and he
warned all not TO handle the bomb
and II was put in a pan of water tc
soak, until some means Of opening Il
could be found.
The Bomb ls Genuine.
As this shoe store has been the head
quarters OF the Universal Gold Minint
and Extracting Company. of this city
that expects to reyolutionize the min
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20
MARION
COUNTY
EXPORTING
The Work May now Soon be
Resumed
Have Finished Two Counties
Since They Began Here.

County Judge Scott expects that
Messrs. Clark and Buchanan, the ex-
pert accountants employed by Marion
county, will arrive In Salem by next
Monday. March Gath, and complete
their work here.
Speaking TO a Journal reporter oil
the absence Of these gentlemen, he
said they had completed the examina-
tion OF records I'm Clatsop county since
leaving Salem, and will, by the end OF
this week, finish their work at Enter
prise. wallowa county Judge Scott
says:
"The order OF the commissioners
court fixing the date Of their entering
County Clerk Halls office was not 9
contract with Clark and Buchanan. II
was merely an order for Mr.. Hall tC
be ready for them to begin work in his
Office on March 5th.
"If the men had been in Salem ant
ready to go TO work on March 9Th, ant
Mr.. Hall had not been ready for then
to begin, would they have gone Il
work anyway" was asked.
"Yes, because the court ordered Mr.
Hall to open his Office TO them on tina
date"
"Then the county clerk would hav'
to obey the courts order and not th'
experts7"
Eyes. The way the matter was, tn
men we're at work at Enterprise, an,
could finish in a few days, 80 | con
sidered II better to let the matter res
as Il was. than 10 compel them TO b
here on March 5th, and complete thei
work before going back there. Their
would be only a few days work NOR
there for them, and the expense woul
be more than the work would wal
rant"
Providing they reach Salem by mex
Monday, the work should be complete
before the end OF April and the entir
report OF their findings will be made I
the county court.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20
PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. II. Scott and Miss Mary Scott
are visiting friends in Portland.
w. Y. Richardson returned TO Stay
ton, after business trip TO this city.
ID. E Swank, w, p, Gilbert and
Louis Everett, three men from Aums
Vile. who represent four kinds of poll
ucs. were In the city today.
Russell Coleman, OF Coburg. nephew
OF deceased. win be In attendance at
the funeral OF the late s. L. Hayden.
E IL. Sheldon, OF near Omaha, Neb.
Is In Salem looking for a location. He
Ia pleased with the country, and is
likely 10 locate near Salem.
Rev. Ronald MoKillop is in Wood.
burn today.
Capt g. u, Ormsby was business
visitor 10 the metropolis today.
Mayor bishop Is in Portland today
ON business matters.
Bishop and Mrs. u. l. Barclay have
returned from a three months trip
through California.
Mrs. A. Merrlmaa has gone 20 her
home al Elkhart. Indiana. She has been
visiting At the home OF her son. w,
Merriman
Judge n, J, Judah has returned from
Portland. where he attended the so
eiallst convention.
T. NJ, Barr, Formerly OF the hrm OF
Barr a PetEel Is In Portland today.
attending 70 business
J, n. settlemeieg and sOn. y, w. Set.
tlemeler of Woodburn. ara In the city
today
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-20
Marion Cir
cult Court

In the case Of f. J. Beatty, plaintiff,
vs.. Branch No. 1OS, Labor Exchange ct
al. defendants, Judge r. p. Boise
granted the prayer of the plaintiff, up
on default OF part Of defendants, and
the consent OF the rest, and the ap-
pointment OF George Griswold, as per
manent receiver of the Labor Ex'
change No. 10s, was confirmed. The
property OF the defendant Judge Boise
finds 10 be worth 5000, and the liabil-
tiles are about $4,000. The property
consists OF several lots in North Salem.