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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
Marine Notes.

The tug Hercules IL laying at the
wharf here with the barge wahkia.
KUN, which Is loaded with stone FOR
the work on he jetty at Grays Harbor
The w. H, Harrison went out yes
teriay for Siuslaw.
Touresdale, British bark, arrived
down the river yesterday, She brings
a cargo Of grain from Europe.
Steamer Maria has reported at Vie
toris and viii start across the Pacific
in few days,
The Aberdeen cleared yesterday and
went out for San Francisco, she car
ries q cargo of 4sS.ooe feet OF lumber
and some general merchandise.
Surveyor Andrew Hoben finished the
survey of the vendee, a French bark
that has been in port since March 10.
She has undergone considerable repair
and Is reported to be in fine condl.
tion,
Ship Ernest Legrove was rwaaseti
from attachmnet yesterday. The cap
tain went to Portland as soon as the
ship was attached and made arrange
ments so the ship could leave with her
cargo. The Legrove viii put to sea as
soon as possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13

The Frank Cooley Company closed a
most successful wee kat Fishers last
night. AS from the first to the last
the opera house was crowded. There
were many reasons for this. The COM
pany is a good one: 1t has fine reper-
toire and the talent to bring out any
character Terry McKean, an Astoria
boy. who is with the Company, was a
drawing card. He is not only 80 be-
cause he is an Astorian, bat because
he is a good actor. His future is prom
ising. While 1t would be an injustice
to speak especially Of any member Of
the company as as touring above an
otter. yet it is proper to state that Mr..
Cooley and Miss Gladys Kingsbury are
great drawing cards. Manager Selg
is TO be congratulated for bringing
them here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
notice.,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has this day purchased the
good win and business of the firm OF
Kwong On chong Company, hereto
fore doing business at No. S5S Bond
street Astoria, Oregon. That the un-
dersigned win collect all hills due said
firm. and oil bills owing by said firm
win be paid by the old partners. Also
that I have this day appointed Lee
Bin my general agent and manager
of said business. to do and transact
business, at said address. under the
old firm name of Kwong On Chong
Company. LEE LUNG,
Dated, Astoria, April 70. 1902,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
The Wisconsin Central Lines

Depot, Fifth and
Leave Irving SITS. Portland Arriv6
Overland Express
Trains for Salem.
Roseburg, Ash
land. Sacramento.
$3.50 pm Ogden, san Fran '7:46 am
cisco. Mojave, Los
Angeles. FL Paso.
$3.50 am New Oreleans and '7:20 pm
the East.
At Woodburn
daily except Sun
dav). morning
train connects with
train for Mt. An.
gel. Silverton,
wnsvilie,
Springfield. and
Natron. and even
ing train for Mt.
Angel and Silver
ton.
1880 am Corvallis passen- $50 pm
ger.
lI4:50 PM Sheridan passen- lS:25a. m
ger.
'Dally Daily except Sunday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
DEMOCRATS WILL FUSE.

PORTLAND, April 12.-The dele
gates to the Democratic city and coun-
ty convention, an adjourned meeting
of which viii be held April 10, in eau
Gus tonight decided to fuse with the
faction of the Republican party known
as adherents to United States Senator
Simon. The ticket to be nominated will
be composed principally Of Democrats
and viii be called the Citizens ticket"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
LITTLE TRAVEL OVER TRAIL.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. April 12--The
steamer Amur arrived this evening
from skagway with small list of pas
sengers. News was brought that the
northern trails are breaking up very
fast and there is practically no travel
in or out from Dawson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13

fof Mr. Cello Parker last Friday even-
Ing girls prise and Harry Flavel wan
boys prize. At a late hour luncheon
was served by Mrs Parker assisted
by Miss Wargeld and Miss Badollet,
Those present were: Virginia Nowlen,
Mary warfield. wlnifred Van Dusen,
Ellen Nowlen. Gertrude Upshun Maude
Van Dusen, Letta Drain. Lois Parker,
Florence Carnshan and Lois earnahlh,
Harry Flavei Willis Thomas. John w.
Mayo, William Stine, Carl Ross, VIII
lie Wood, Carl Holmes, Harry George,
Lawrence Rogers. Harold Lewis and
Mr.. Varied.
Captain II. L. Csoke entertained a
house party Of ten at his quarters at
Fort Stevens last Friday and Satur-
day. A dinner was given by Major
and Mrs. Humphreys and card par
ty by the bachelor officers Those who
enjoyed the hospitalities were DR.. and
Mrs. Finch. Miss Mckee. OF Portland:
Miss Elmore, OF Milwaukee. Miss Flo
retta Elnore. Messrs. Mclean. Ben
nett. Herr, Captain cloke. Lieutenants
Weeks. Pourrie. Brewster. Tohin, Ma
jor and Mrs Humphreys, Miss Hum
phreys and Mrs. Tobin.
After the close OF the Frank Cooley
weeks engagement at Fish-
ers' Opera House last evening. aosut
30 of Terry McKean's friends banquet
I'd him at the Palace restaurant. II
was one Of those reunions OF old times |
and made happy evening. It was
not such an occasion as is often in
iulged In at private hanquets where !
iiiarity reigns. but was a quiet
reunion where reason held
way
On Monday afternoon Miss Fioretta
Gilmore gave tea in honor of her
uests, Miss Mckee, OF Portland and
Hiss Elmore. of Milwaukee. Mrs.
inch. Miss Bennett. Miss Sutherland,
IiSs Reed and Miss Heilhorn. assist
! III receiving and entertaining the
uests.
Miss Eimore gave a jolly theater
arty on Monday evening TO see the
oeley Company in The Mouth of the
The guests were DIR. and
RS Finch. Miss Elmore. Miss Mckee
nd Miss F. Elmore. Messrs. Paget,
erz, Mclean and Weeks. After the
ay supper was given at Miss FL
ores home with Mr.. Terry Mexican
! the guest of honor.
On Thursday night a "Dutch-Sreat'
eater party was given by sixteen of
e young ladies' to see Under Two
lags.' Several suppers were after
ards given among them being one
: Miss Heilborn. Her guests were
r. and Mrs. Finch. Miss Elmore,
iss Mckee, Miss Therese IIeilborn.
r. Mclean. Mr. Heilborn and Captain :
eynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tobin gave farewell
nner to Captain cloke on Thursday
'ening at their quarters at Fort Ste
ms, the guests being the officers of
le garrison ana their wives.
On Tuesday night the Chadnd Dish
lub met with Miss Elmore. There
ere sixteen members of the club
'esent and pleasant evening was en-
'yed.
Miss Alice Wood entertained the
thursday Afternoon Club this week.
learts were played, Miss Crang and
Iiss Tallant winning the prizes.
R. 5. Howard, jr, Of Portland, spent
sveral days in Astoria the last OF the
eek.
Miss Elinor Elmore. OF Milwaukee,
eturned to her home on Wednesday
forming.
Miss Annie Gilbert, Of San Francis
). is in the city, the guest of her sis
.r, Mrs. A. V. Allen.
.
Miss Mckee returned to her home
Portland last night.
ee
Captain Cloke left for his new sta
on in California last evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13

The Foard & Stokes Co. have Just
received shipment Of Wilson whisky.
This is one Of the finest rye whlskies
produced in America. Call for it and
you viii get the best.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
MAcHfAs ARRIVES AT COLON.

COLON, Colombia, April 12.-The U.
s. gunboat Machias arrived here to-
day. She will leave for Bocas Del Toro
to safeguard American interests there.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13

Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land, Sacramento and San Francisco.
Net rates $3.50 first class. without
berth and $1400 second class, including
berth.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points
and Europe. Also Japan. China, Homo
lulu and Australia. Can be obtained
'~o'n V. A. Schilling. Third and Wash
lngton sreets.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
YAMHILL DIVISION

YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger depot foot Of Jefferson st.
Leave for oswego daily at 7:20 '9:4e
a. m; 1890. 1:55, 3:2b, 5:15, 6:25, sos,
1880 p. m. and 900 .. m. on Sunday
only. Arrive at Portland daily at 1915.
$3.50. '10:50 a. m; 1875, 3:15, A:3s, $40,
7'40, 1000 .. M; 12:40 a. m. daily except
Monday; $3.50 and 10:45 a. m. on Sun
days only.
Leave for Dallas daily except SUM-
day at 4:S0 .. m. Arrive at Portland
at $3.50 a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for
Aiplee Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
r. 3. MILLER,
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-13
.BESTOF EVERYTHING
"THB MIhW AUKEE.'

A familiar name Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee G. st. Paul Railway, known
all over the Union as the Great Railway
running the pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between st. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfect train In the world"
Understand: Connections are made
with all transcontinentai lines. securing
to passengers the best service known.
Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam
heat, Of q variety equaled by no other
line.
See that your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going to any point
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other lnfor-
nation. addTess.
J. W. CASEY, e. ]. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt.,
Portland. Ore. Portland. Ore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
lnlere Nusfubr mad @ficn nnn
WnfraI<Wfien.

Na9 einem eben enlightenment Be-
ri9te Oes itatifttf9en Bureaus bat Die
&usfu6r aus ben Ser. Stuaten mad
4iien einen grDBeren 3upu4s gu ber@
5ei6nen, als Die mad irgenb eirtem
anDeren S6eite Der @elt, unO 5tpar
erftredt ii6 bieie 3unabme auf fat
ieben She'll Afien's, pGbrenb unfere
Nusfubr na9 fait alien S6eilen Siibz
@merifa's abgenommen bat. Sn Dem
hoqdnbii9en Oitinbien 1T uniere
4usfu6r BON na6e5u anOert6al6 0&ilT
ltonen Dollars auf $1,683,185 ge<
ittegen; e6enfo lit cine Steigerung BON
unnGbernb elmer 6aIben Mfiuion in
9ongtong gu per3ei9nen. Na4 Saz
pan baden mir cine 9rDBere Nusfu6r
ge6abt als je bDr6er, bds Sabr 1900
ausgenommer, in peI9em a~usnu6msz
neis bObe 8aumippa : GrpOrte na4
Supan gin9en. uniere @usfu6r nab
CHINA, bic in 1892 ettpas i6er 81
MiQipnen Dollars betrug, belief it4
in ben 5ebn eriten Monaten oteies
5isfalidbres auf mebr uls 20 Mtaioz
men unb pirb pprausii9tli4 auf %
MiGionen Dollars anpa6ien. Sm
britiI9en SIinbien bat fi4 unIere
Nusfu6r in 3e6n Sa6ren um ettpa an
bert6dlb MtIionen geiteigert, i'm ruiz
ti9en often 1T lie in 3ebn Sa4ren
BON 10000 Dollars auf iiber cine
Miaion geftiegen. Sir gang @iien
belief fi8 uniere Qusfubr i'm Sabre
1892 auf runD 194 M}tuiOnen, in bic
fem Sabre ptrb bieiel6e etpa so Ittl5
lionen betragen.
Sir S3eanien iteIen ft4 Die 3tfs
fern unieres Grports %tpeniger augenz
fGuig, bu uniere batpaiif4en Snieln
ais 6eimii9er Martt ST betra4ten
limb. Sn benz 6ritii4en 4uitralafien
lit unIere Nusfu6r BON 11,386,00O
Dollars i'm Sabre 1892 auf etpa 30
Miuionen i'm laufenben 5istuljubre
geItiegen, fppeit fi4 bas fir Die NOD
ausItebenben 5pei MOnate abi4dBen
ldBt. uniere @rporte no8 ben P9iz
lipptnen, Die in 1892 etpa $1,000
Dollars betrugen, rperOen fir Oteies
Sa6r auf 5 Miuionen gei4dBt. I'M
fere Qusfu6r na4 gang O5eanien 1T
fir bas laufenbe Su6r. auf etpa 80
MiGionen Dollars gu i6dBen. Na4
9amaii lieferten mir fir etpa 20
MiQionen Dollars Wdaren. l1niere
&usfu6r mad Qisn unb S3eanien Be-
3iffert ii4 bemna4 uuf runo 12O
MiQionen Dollars, cine 3una6me BON
50 MtGipnen gegen bas Sa6r 1892.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
Gfu rubmretder gsirrter.

Qm @ierten 3uli miro ieOer c6tc Qatriut Die
l1ntcrSci6nung Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Setz
tens Der rGolonitcn" fcitrn, uno obiuobl Oer6an1pf,
pel6cr folgte, ~fOfipielig unO perDcrbli8 mar, res
i~ultirtc or bod in ocrtn i6lieBli6er 9efreiun9 BON
Dem SOD cnglii6er &ne6ti6aft. Gin anOerer iebr
Di6tigcr Sag in Dem 2ebeu zines ScOen, ipe5tel
aber berer, ipel6c an Magcni@pd6c oOer =St0runz
gen leiocn, pirO Der iein, an Uelbem re n3 ent=
i6lieBsn, oltc Mctbuocn pc5 9GriU3s, SHIie gu
~erlanqen, auf3ugcbtn unO nit Dem 9ebrau9 lener
bcriibutcu 5dmtlicn=gr3nei oc5 20. Sobrbunoerts'
6ofetter'g Magenbitters, SIT beginner. Us iplro
irgeuo SemanO beilcn, Der al Spspepfe, Stroau=
unqgf0rung, QuftOben, @sritopiunO, SaasOergit=
tunQ ODER S6laflofgteit leioet. 9robirt IS beute
unO ieio i~iber)euQt. l~lniert QripatsS temPelrorte
1T am Safe Der 6laiAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Die
ten in 2onbon BADEN geitern bereits
ibren 4nfdng 9enommen, unb iopeit
Die Al Der Seier bon fat alien QGn>
bern Der Grbe entIanOten 8ertreter
nift 6ereits in Qonbon naren, tdmer
fe aeffern bort an: 6iiriten, 9rin5en,
@puperneure, 8remierminiiter, Spez
aialaeIanbte, @enerGle. Oas pirb et@
ne 9ra9tentfaltung tperben, ME iie
Die Melt ielten pber nod ME geieben
Fat, entfpre4enb Der 8eltma9titelz
luna bes englii9en Rei6es, in tpelz
diem bic Come ni9t unterge6t. Qbsr
ar Der 9runf unb ppmp gelten einem
Derrf9er, be1en 8~oredngern auf
Dem Sbrone bus 8Olt einen grOBen
She'll feiner Ma9t a~bgerungen bat,
Der mehr charlottesville, ais erIter
Q(fteur auf Der @eltbiibne 1T. 46er
fparum fpnten bic @ngldnber ni9t
cine oanSeDD9e &r0nung feiern! 9as
brinqt Mbpe9slung in Das triite gt=
nerlei bes 4Itagslebens, es ma9t
R0niq unb feinen untertbunen piel
sSreube unb brtngt ben 2onbonern
piel Ge[b Elm, unb 10 fDnnen ale Sbeis
Is sufrieben unb gutter Singe iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Die panameritant4 DE
0erbriiDerung, BON pel4er i4on
Blaine trdumte unb auf pel6e man
leBtes Sa6r pieOer grpBe 9Offnungen
Iebte, min ni9t re6t gebeiben. 8ruz
filien nimmt fogar our 3eit cine OPP
ppiitionelGe 9altung gegen Die Ser.
Staten Elm, neil IS territoridle @rz
nerbungen feitens dmerifantl6er
Spnoifate befiir9tet, unO in braitlidz
nii6en 8lGttern Ipridt mar es pffen
aus, baB bic ganfees balO gdn5e fez
eipnen in 5iiOamerita an it4 brinz
Qen piirben. Den QnlaB 81 bieIer
6altung biIoet cine Pa9tung BON
4cre BON Der brdftlidnii4en 9egie@
rung CUR @epinnung BON &autf4nf,
Die 8raIilien ni9t 5ulaien min. Settz
benz mir ben imperiaIiitii4en 8urs
Iteuern, traut man uns nt3t me6r.
Sel6ft unfer Grport nu4SiOdmeritd
bat, pie ba8 sBte itdttifii3e Bulletin
unIerer Gegierung conitatirt, abgez
nommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
SpScSfGue.

Qm 20. sunni george &ruutr I'M @lter
BON o 3abren.
Gm 20. SUM GlurcnteGi@terg, l 9abr
alt.
Qm 20. sunni anna @eiHlein i'm aarten
glitter BON l 5abr.
Qm q. SUM 9 M s.. 9lum i'm 70.
Sabre ieines gebens.
Qm p. SUM 4cter 50 { r i'm Glitter ron
rs 9obreu.
am p. SUM Maroon b i'm &c. 2cbsnss
jabrs.
Qm %. sunni QbOia 4nnRnapp I'M bObcn
<tr pom s. 3abren.
Qm p. SUM 3bcrei Il 81. s6anbergtr,
% (o6r. Oft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

MuB bic @efeBgebung
ni9t audi ba0ur9 in @erruf tommen,
f6reibt Der rgleo. @G4ter II. &n5p ="
DuB Elm iogenanntes 9eieB mad Dem
anberen erlaRen tpir0, oas bann ppn
ben Oberri9tern als i'm @ioeripru9
nit ben biirgerli9en 8runore4ten itez
benb (perfaTungspiorig) ertldrt
nirb2 ga miro 6eute tpieOer beri4z
tet, baB bas @efeB, pel4es BON Der
republifaniI6en @eieBge6ung BON 81
linois D5ur 8%etGmpfung Der SruIts"
(oerIelben 3rlfts, Die Die repu6litaniz
i9e 8artei bur6 i6ren S4uB3oq nit
groB3ieben uno itiiBen bilft) pom
Obergeri9t bes Staates fir Derfaiz
Iungsfpiorig erfldrt tporOen 1T. 9aa
refine S9inbluOerIpiel!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Ser &aifer 1T Der BE t.
unterri4tete @ei6Gft5munn, ben i&
in 9eutI4lanb 9etrOffen bu6e. On
fat, pie Oeutf4e 8ldtter beri4ten,
Der intime 5reunb bes 9%rdiiOenten
&ooiebelt, 9r. Sreb. %. 9On5, nad
elmer pribataltOten5 Bel &aiier Wtl=
helm aeidot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Sn WiGtesbarre beirqz
tbete Dor Elm padr Sagen Elm iunges
MGb9en, beFen Same in bas Regiiter
als paula Extraordinarily eingez
trdgen 1T. 9as Mdbel a6er bat iid
bur9 Die 9eirat6 ni4t biel Der6efert,
benn es beiBt iebt 5rau SoieP9 On
bruiafepeniisc2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
KS Merchandise Miners
Welfern Wnrhlnnh gnhn.

5ritr IN &ruft III y. 3uui 1902.
3uQe o~crlaTeH @iltn=St1tion, ME iolqt:
SdgIi1.
40 UlOrQens - SbHeljug, SauptliHic. @aQtrsz
toiUu, O.. & G. 9t0. Iuo Dem Siotu, cusQts
uommtu Sorntag, Z. g. U. u. Gbambcrsburg,
Wurtiusburq, @iu6etcr uuO 4unfttu OIL Der
r6btiapeate Il. Q9eittru 9GbH."
9.15 ~9orm-QtrzYar GrpreB. (9}ur Qcns0tar)
1856 Qorm.-Gttom. ua6 GmorD=@roDt.
SGqIi9 usOeu ton men SOnntug
7.25 @urm.-Qorf, y. q s.. Cjp. unO oauptIinje
0tli5 pom Gmorpz8roDc, Carlisle uHo 9. * 80.
9abu.
8.ll gcrm-6auptlinis, 6aoersfoipu, 5bipptn5s
burQ, frcOtrjt, GmmitsburJ unO g.. Il g8.
&p., Bis SbenanOoub.
1O.12 9orm.-4ttom. mad union=9ri0g., 0Ort Il.
GETTYSBURG.
1890 9a6m-Qftom. mad GmorD=groDe.
2.25 Qabm..gtfom. mad GmorB=8roDt.
3.0 Qa3m.-glus WlUuHtuiH GrpreB (4arlorz
Garl; fcrncr 6re0erid.
3.32 Ia6m.-Grp. nab Qort un0 3. & s.. Din.
4.01 Na6m.-Grp. mad 9unttcu an Der oaupt=
linie, oagcr5topu, 6ytOsrif, Gmmitsbur8 uaO
SbippeHsburq.
500 0a6m.-Grp. nab @lguOOn. 4tfom. isnicits
l~luiouzgri0ge.
5.25 @a6m.-atiom. mad QlcFa.
6.I5 ADMINISTRATION. nab llHion=grtoge.
Rur SOuHtugs
9.35 gorm.-Qttom. mad IIuioH=9rioge uHo 9a=
uoper.
285 @a6m.-Qtfom. mad unionzgrjogr.
4.23 0a6m.-attoul. mad GlcHl.
.9iastz uuo 8epdd=Cfiict, 2I5 Cfz8alto. str.
3uQt baltcn an llnionz, QeHHa. zAUe., 6ultOHs
uno 99albroOt= 0lortb=@Dtaue Citation.
g. 8. Gri5DoIb, y. 3. u.
:. ~. 6oo0, g.. VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Gin Mtttel gegen be IN
&eu99uiten, Der CUR 3eit pieber Bel
uns auftritt, min Der fran30ii4e5orz
'f6er 2amaQerie in Dem 5prmaloe6po
entoedt 6uben. gr lteB in benz &ran@
fen3immer Der 8inDer auf Der Spirit
tuslamps Itiinbli6 cine 6ormolz
Sa6lette perbampfen. Die Stnoer
burften bas 3immer ni6t perIafen.
Sc frii6er bic 8e6anblung begonnen
piro, beito raider Die Sur. gta6
3fpei Bis brei Sagen lieBen Die 9uitenz
anfGGe mad. Sn % 5dqen trat in
16 bic @silung i4on nu6 u4t Sagen
Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
0arslanO C ReuuiBIbania Giiens
babusGO.

Rprt5s Cat s5tatton.
gsrgaT.u an BObeHtaJeH nab 9ogt, pa, um 7.5O
Rorpeug uuo $50 Ga5m!ttl3s.
g.rloTeu an Wo5sutaatn nab 3flta, IA, I'm
73o Toraen, $50 uuo $50 9admittl5s.
gu!aFtu an Do9tntassH mad 9e.aIr, gio-, UNI
73O. $50 uHo ll.S5 9ormitta9s, $50 uHo 45O
Rabmittags uuO els absu0s.
griaTsu an SOnntaaeu nap Delta, "a, um $50
WorQtns uap 400 Nu5mittags.
9srlaTtn an 5onHtagsu nab S'lair, DO. um
$50 uno lbs 9oEmittags, 400 @a5mttass uno
1000 GbeuOs.
\. c. Rprrts, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Der 6auptunterf9ie lei
apii9en einem nit pferOen beipannz
ten @agen unO elmer NutomObile be-
ftebt barin, oaB Dur4ge9enbe 8dule
in ben meiIten Sd1en benin bod nod
nor einem Q6grunb f6euen, pG6reno
bas bur9gebenbe QutOmobtl fi9 an
Ni9ts te6rt unb ii6er NIe5 Oabin
RIFT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
Rhi0in Rummcl.

Gg ftarb am Q. 9uai, I'M 5,25 ltbr Nadmit=
tags, mad %ldHQertr &rautbcit Qbilip &umnlcl i'm
@ltcr ben Is Sabrcu nm s NtOuaten, ~geltsbter
gattc BON Sabiuu u. &ummel, Qcboreu III 94titz
bpfen, @roBber3oQtbum 6cfcn=Ga rmtaDt. Die @c=
c~roigunq finOrt M ~ 0 d, NOrgcus 8 ltbr,
pom 3rauerbauic, Rr, 81, SiOz@OuDsS trabt, aus
na6 Der st. Mi4aelszRirde itatt, mo UNI 9 llbr
cine 3~cquitntzno6mefe ctlcbyirt mcroen tpiro.
9criuouOtc uuO 5rtunoc iino a6tung sooa %eingcla=
ben, Der 9eeroigung obue pcittre Na3rt9t bei3u=
mObrcu.
WbtlaOrlpbtcr uno Reips0Orter 3eitun0en mOgen
~Qcf0ligit %copirCu.)
Sic t~roueruOe 6 a + I in utbft 3pei S0bner,
8bilIip uuD . eor 9 E u II III eL
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Ser grdftbent Der Beretz
niqten Minenarbeiter BON 4merifa,
ST., M}it9eG, bat it6 nit elmer &lar@
fteQung Der Gage Der 8ergleute an
bas publifum gepunOt, bas er als
bas unf9uGOige Opfer bes &p9lenitriz
fes be3ei6net. Sci ben 9ungerlDbnen
BON 300 9oGars PRO Sabr unb ben
9o6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iino bic
8ergleute in ihren 6orberungen ni4t
unbiqig. Dap Bel Oieier erbGrmli4en
2D6nung Die &oblen6arone BON elmer
f9iebsgeridtliden @4li4tun9 nt4ts
pifen lpogen, it 6egreifli4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Die SpaGtung in Ser re-
publitanifden Partei, in fpelGer
neun5ebn Senatoren Dem PrdfiOenten
4OOieOelt bic @efOlgi4aft peigern.
1T pobl tbeilpeiie auf SOnberintereiz
len Der &iiben5uder Staaten 5uriidz
5ufibren, ebenfo iebr aber aud auf
bic eigenmd4tige 8eieBung eintrdgz
Ii9er Ste4en bur9 9rGfiOent aopie>
belt. 6ettbeiolbete 8unbesGmter an
lire 5reunoe unb 9intermGnner gu
D%erge6en, baden Uie 9erren i'm gon<
greB idon ldngft als elm ibnen 5uz
ftebsnbes He9t angeieben. Oaber ieBt
Die gefpannten 8~e3iebungen 3piiden
benz 9rdiibenten unb benz Nepzgprz
fer Senator glatt. 9a6er Die Sppoz
fition 6ss itSgirQinisr Senatpra
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Cucrn Qnue's GiIeububnzGo.

6abrplan lett otm rs. Uli 1902.
Sampler otr!dBt ben Bier Nr. 10 an g~.5bts5trabs
td9Ita (Samitog5 uHo 6oHHtals oHs1.H0mmtnl
UNI Z lbr gormittags mp 3l5 Vltn.t.a9s;
6amtlg5 nm 7 ubr Qormittag5 uH0 2 lI9g A1ts
mittags mad ReHtz5glano, CuesHstOUr, Centres
bile, 9eDes, q sbObOtb uHo 3pIi5eHtatios
neR.
qui8luB en- bic Sd. & G5d. Gi.nba6u" na5
GdftoH, Crforo urO 3p;i5euiati0Usu.
SoHnta5s I'm SIS 9orEutt1g5 nab y sbobot9,
Queenstown, GsHtsruias NM 9uuit,n uui Rents
5sauO, NM 3.l5 31bm!ttag5 Hur nab Rents
SslanD.
Grubt;H DsrOtn an 8o5sHtagsH bis 6 ubr Tbsn0s
~eHtgtgtH gtHpmmtu.
Sasp5oH: g.. &Q. 5out5 SIC; UEo. 6eH. 81.
s. g. SrogsL @sHsraIf9si3dftsilbrsr.
tglaL27, ~
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&at6eberbGit6e. go perz
Tor ii4 bamals bas beutI4e Bolts
t6um in Dem Sanbe, ben ibm Der for=
iif6e Grp6erer in Die Qugen geitreut
HATTIE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24

Wieber Giner, Der BEN
Norbpol bur9 bic 2ifte gu errei4en
gebentt. 9iesmal it's Der G6icagOer
GrfinOer zines 2ufti4iffes, Mc9Onz
neG. Die 8eiie iou i'm Mai 1903
angetreten perben. Na4 Dem 5iasco
bes Mnbre'f9en 8erfu9es tperDen ii4
McOpnnsG unb feline Retiecpaegen
bic Sadie pobl Bis nG4ite5 Sabr mod
griinbli9 iiberlegen.
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g}r. 81.
Sine 8~erorbnung, I'm e8 gu berbieten,
baB 0ur9 bic StraBen BON 8uItiz.
more Die aus irgenO einem Pribatz
4brrt ober Q6tritt, nel9e auBerz
6alb Der cprpprtrten 8ren3sn Der
. beIagten Staot 6elegen finO, entz
nommenen gTfremente gebra4t
nerben.
l. Qbibnitt. sc ici bon Dem WaDor unO Stoot=
ratb BON Baltimore Osroronct, ndB cs fir trgeHO
cine Qerion oOer 9~crioneu ootr GorporatioHcu ur=
qeicbli6 ieiu ioa, ans irgtuO pelbtu Yriootz
Qborteu ooer Abtrittcn, Die auBcrbalb Der corpO=
rirten Grcujcn Der Staot bclcQcu iinD, entuom=
mentn Grcrcmeute IN Die StraBeu OOH baltimore
3u ~6riuqeu oOer pur6 ~bieielbcu 5u trausportiren;
uuD irQcnD cine Qtrion ODER 4crioHcn ODER 6nr=
poratioutn, uel6e bic @ori6riitcn Dieisr 9eroro=
nunQ iibcrtritt, ioQ elmer GelOitrafc Don fiiufuHo=
"5ipdniiq Collars fir ieot llcbcrtrctuuQ u]utcruorz
fen iein; beiaQte @tlOtrafe ioI in ~Dtriclben Q9eiie
~eintaiiirt DerOcu, ME auOcre 8eloitraieu iiir bic
uebcrtretung pom fdotii6eH 9crorDuuugen cju3uz
foiirsu fuD.
,. @bibuitt. ltuo c5 ici fcrncr O~crorOuet, baB
oitie 9erorOuuuQ pom Sutum ibrcr Innabme al
in &ruit trcteu io1.
8eutbmiet Den 10. SUM 1902.
Sbpmas IS. 5abes, Napor.
Sir Die Qetrtue abidrift an 10. SUM 1902.
SEQ. y. Iumien, 9ieSifrator.
CSuni11, 1926, Suli2)
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Sienfag, ben PA. Snni 1902.

Oft i It bic 9eili9teit,
8omit ft9 feline Seelen 6ldben,
8los Mangel an 8elegen6eit
Die SSe6ler Qnb'rer 3u 6ege6en.