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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29

Topeka, May 29.-The floods have
thoroughly disorganized train service
in Kansas General Superintendent
day:
"Our system is in deplorable condi-
ton. The Colorado line is tied up at
this point, four trains being at McFar-
land and one at Wichita. Another train
is tied up somewhere on the Harring-
ton branch. The wires are nearly all
down. Only the st. Joseph line to To-
peka is working. At Durham the Cot
tonwood river flooded the depot and
ran the agent out. At Keats, cloud
burst at midnight put the town under
three feet of water. Our bridge at
Fairbury, Neb is out of line, as is the
bridge at Manhattan"
The Union Pacific is in little better
condition.
At Calhoun Bluffs, east of Topeka,
the tracks are covered. The water is
over the first floors of the business
houses at st. Mary's. The floor of the
Kaw rivre bridge at Rossville is
covered.
The tracks of the Union Pacific west
of Topeka are under two feet OF water
in many places between here and Wal
do
The Santa Fe Is unable to pass Lake
View on the main line. The Santa Fe
will get train west to Emporia to
connect with through trains. which
have been run over the Ottawa cut
off.
At Topeka the river is highest in its
history, covering many homes along
the lower district and the Rock Island
tracks.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
QUIET AT JACKSON, Ky.
Jett and White Give Mountaineers
Much Trouble.

Louisville, Ky, May 29-Advices
from Jackson, KY, this morning indi-
cate that all is quiet. There was some
firing during the night but nobody
hurt. All mountain passes into the lit
tie city was guarded during the night
by outposts of militia.
Rumor is persistent that the noun
taineers are gathering and will make
an attempt to release Jett and White,
and the vigilance of the authorities
has been doubled.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Discussing Temperance.

Los Angeles, May 29.-Among the
subjects taken up at today's session
of the Presbyterian general assembly
were theological seminaries and tenn
perance, on all of which there was
lively discussion. 1t is expected that
If no foreseen obstacle arises the gen.
eral assembly will have practically
completed its work by tonight, and
will be able to adjourn with a short
session tomorrow
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Down With Small Pox.

DIR. Frank Wood. physician OF the
local Indian school. left this morning
for San Felipi, about thirty miles up
the river, where small pox is epidemic.
Eight members of the San Felipe tribe
Of Indians are reported TO have sue,
cumbed to the rayages OF the malady.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
RUSSIA GUILTY
Of Murdering the Jews at
kiSchineH.
ALDERMAN SENT TO PENITENTIARY
Great Reduction in Salaries Of Second
Glass PoStmastsrs.
ALDERMAN SENT TO PENITENTIARY
PREsBYTERIANS DISCUSS TEMPERANCE

= Philadelphia, Pa, May 29.-The =
= North American sent Count Tol- =
= stoi a cablegram asking him If =
= the Russian government can be =
= held guilty of the massacre of the =
= Jews in Kischineff, Bessarabia. =
= He replied =
= Moscow. May 2S.-Guilty is =
y the government. First, for ex- \
y Guiding the Jews from common =
y rights, making them a seperate =
y caste; secondly, for intoxicating \
= by force in Russians an idoiatrous =
= faith instead of Christianity. =
* "TOLSTOI." =
NNNN NM NNNN NNNN = ;
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
TO THE PENiTENTiARY.

Another soodler Of ST. Louis Is Found
Guilty.
st. Louis, May 29.-Five years in the
penitentiary was the verdict Of the
jury in the bribery case of ]. X. Hanni-
gan, former member of the house del
egates, who was found guilty of ac-
cepting a bribe in connection with the
passage )f the suburban railway bill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Houses Washed Awav.

Skiddy, Kas., May 29.-Thirteen In
ches of water has fallen in Clark g
Creek valley in the past twelve hours.
Inc whole valley is desolated. Many
houses in Skiddy were washed away
and crops ruined. Two thousand feet
of railway tracks in this vicinity wash
ed out. 1t is known no lives were
lost. Skiddy is a town of 200 persons
in Morris county, central Kansas, in
a rich farming district.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
His Policy the Talk Of All
EngIand.
ROOSEVELT ar SALT LAKE
Alleged Anarcaist Arrested al Ogden -Qulet
al Jackson, Ky.

dition people do not intend to give up
their former location on South First
street, but will continue to occupy It
as ware house and store room for
wholesale distribution Of their goods.
The new store will be for display and
retail sales.
II. H. Tilton, secretary of the Co
Operative Building and Loan associa-
tion, brought about this business
change
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
The DYKE Went Out.

Nebraska City, Neh, May 29.-The
dyke below Hamburg, on the Iowa side
of the Missouri river, broke last night
and the whole country south OF here is
Hooded. This dyke protected the farm
lands for over thirty-fve miles south
of there along the old he'd OF the Nish-
nabotna river. The farmers were all
compelled to move out as their farms
are under water. The loss of property
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
ALLEGED ANARCHIST.
A. Corn Arrested and a Dagger Found
on Him.

Ogden, Utah, May 29.-Upon instruc-
tions from the secret service men, A.
Corn, an alleged anarchist, is being
held by the local police pending the
departure of President Roosevelt this
afternoon. When searched by the po-
lice, a murderous looking dagger was
found in Corn's pocket.
The police say Corn came from
Butte, Mont, and it is believed that he
was connected with the gang who are
supposed to be implicated in the Um-
bria dynamite affair.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Salaries Reduced,

Washington, May 29.-As result of
a thorough overhauling of the rosters
of the postoffices throughout the coun-
try. Postmaster General Payne today
announced his approval of instruc-
tions reducing the salaries Of assistant
postmasters at fourteen second-class
postoffice to so per cent of the salaries
of the respective postmasters.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Notice! Notlce!!

The members of the subcommittee
of the Central Labor union named to
look after the advertising of the big
celebration on July 4th next, are re-
quested to meet tonight at s o'clock
in the business Offices OF the Journal.
Democrat for the transaction of busi-
ness.
H. B. HENING, Chairman.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Ira Bennett Entertained at Her
Home on Copper Avenue Yesterday
Afternoon.

Mrs. Ira Bennett entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon in a
very charming manner at her home on
the corner of Eighth street and Cop
per avenue.
Covers were laid for twelve, the
fortunate guests being Mesdames E..
w Dobson, Lewis II. Chamberlin. ].
F. Pearce, Maynard Gunsul f. L. Med.
Ter, John T. Mclaughlin, w. Y. Wal
ton, F. II. Kent, w. H. Springer,
Misses Julia and Lou Lee. The deco
rations were marguerites and ferns.
High five was played until o'clock,
Miss Lee securing the prize, which
was a handsome handkerchief.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Executive Committee Meeting.

The executive committee of the ter
ritorial fair is called for this evening
at the Office of Secretary McCanna,
in the Grant building. at 1880 o'clock.
All members should attend.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29

All children are requested to take
with them to the city park tomorrow
morning bunch Of flowers, to be used
in decorating the graves of the old sol
diers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Grand Officers Reelected.

Denver. May 29-All grand officers
of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
were reelected today. Convention
will adjourn Saturday night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29
Floods Have 0iS0rganized
Running Of Trains.
Rivers Recedine in I0wa--Dyke Broke, Flood
ing Farm Lands.

cannot be estimated at this time, but
all of their crops have been destroyed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-06
Gns Den Geri6tsg6fen.

@ertpaltsr a6geiebt unb 6eitGtigt. 49,
8elo foa beilen. - 8ermd4tniTe
an &ir4en. - 3pei Sa6re3udts
6aus. - @6emiioe 2eute.
Ri6ter 9p6ler unter3ei8nete gez
tern i'm R~reisgeri9t 0r. 2 Elm 9ez
fret, bur6 1peI6eS 8m.4. easier ulS
9erpalter Der Equitable Building,
Qoan u. Snbeftment 4FOciatiOn" ABB
geieBt uno Die @rnennung BON %. 5.
3uder uno Sinner S. gpot ais Iol4e
6eitdtigt pirb.
8elD foIl 9eiIen.
CHARLES s. geters, elm MinOerid6z
ri8er, Dertlagte geftern Die rGeciI
G~onitruction g." uuf $10,0O0S4az
oenerfaB pegen ange6lider 8erle>
Bungen our6 elm 6tiid 8au6oI3, mel
DIES BON benz @ecil Qpurtement 6ouie
uuf i'm fieI.
SIM Common gleas : 8eri6t perz
langt 6reoerif 8ifel $4,000 S8az
benerfoB BON 9atrtf 5tunigan, neil
angebli9 cine Qb3ug5r0Are in Oefen
6aus in bic 8Gferei oes RIdgers
i6erfloB unb bieiel6e beI9Gbigte.
Der Ma1or uno Stabtrat9 nurben
deItern i'm Std0tderiht BON Rdtrid
Mc@ee auf $4,000 66uoener1oB per-
tlagt, neil 2eBterer angebIi9 bur9
Elm f4aobaftes Srottoir in SPRING
NIep gum 5a1en ge6ra9t uno DerleBt
tpur0e.
@6em be 2eute.
SObn 9urrp erfu8te geftsrn ous
&reiSgeri6t, feline @6e nit Saro6 6.
9urrD pegen angebli6er untreue gu
l0ien. Sic ~6eirat6eten am 3. Sunuar
1903 unb baden Elm Sinh, @race g.,
oa5 a4t Sabre alt lit. Der Batter
bean1pru9t bic S66ut ii6er oafel6e.
Qea4man %. Bead flagt i'm fel6en
8eri6t arf S6eioung BON Sane @oz
pbta &ea4 tpegen ange6li6er 11ntreue.
9aS 9aar 6eirat6ete am II. Septemz
Der 1884 unO trennte ii6 am q. Sep
TENDER 1898.
Sm &retsgeriat Iu6t 8m. s..
89eeler Inn @deioung pon Qoura 8.
86eeler na6, bic i'm, ME er foot. i'm
| Sabre 1895 OerIieB. Die 6o63eit
fdno am Is. goDem6er 1892 futt.
8ermd4tnifie fir Sir
den.
Sn i6rem Sefamente Dermu6tW}oz
m 6. Banning Der prot.=eptif. ct.
| So6ns : Stride $1,000.
Ser unIdngit p~eritorbene W}i6ueI
&unteI binterIdBt in ieinem 8eIta=
ment 500 an bic tatboIii6e ct. Mt.
4aeIs : Stride.
3pet Sabre 3u9t9auS.
8m. @stDn pur0e geftern imGri:
minat : 9eri6t pon 8i8ter @tpt.
bridge ouf 8tpei Sabre na4 ben
3u4tbaufe gefurot. @r bate me6:
rere 2aOen6eiiBer Inn peri8ieoen,
Summen beitO5Ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-06

more : Ohio : 8d9n" in Cumberland
1T Der 8remier 6. g. S4urf bon Ell
mem 3uge iberfabren unb t6Otli4
perleBt tpprben. @r befanb ft9 ni9t
i'm 9ienit, ging dber ben S9ienen
entlang, als fi9 bas unglid ereignete.
@r pobnt in Md~rtinsburg, @.z8d.
9r. Sdmes s. Oodrndn bat Elm
nabe 8elair geIegenes 9runbftiid als
2agerpIaB fir bic MurpIdnOer Mili3z
Brigade i'm tommenben Sommer an
gebpten.
Sn WeItminiter lit elmer Der Gltez
item 8iirger BON Wafbingtonz@ount
!6r. Satp6 S9dffer, i'm Alter bon SO
Sabren geitorben. @r mar ME ber>
beirat6et, bate nie fpirttuDie Sc
trGnte getrunten ober Sabdt in irgenb
elmer 9orm benuBt. Seit 1852 Be-
trieb er Elm @agenbau : 8ef4Gft in
Weftmirfter.
Sr. Daniel 2afFep, friiber Potmeiz
fer in @lfrtoge, Itarb am MittpO4
tufelbit i'm Otter BON "a Sabren. @r
finterlGBt brei &tnber.
SsSn Der @o6nung i6res S4ntegerz
fo6nes, Or. @eprge o. Suute, in
Deftminiter itdrb am Mtttpo4 5rdu
@ugenia q. 6apben, bic @ittpe beg
Ri9ters Wm. q. 9apben, i'm glitter
BON So Su6ren.
Die Reiignation bes MibiRtpman
Robert 8. gearIon BON Concord, o.
g., Don Der Mlurine : 4taDemte IN
Nnnapolis 1T bonn Murtne : 9eparz
tement enbli9 angenOmmen porben.
Sn einem aus elmer 6u4spreaeret entz
f~tunoenen 9anbgemenge nit S6omds
8. 8lasbeG tpurDe gearfon Der atnnz
baden ge6rO9en.
Sn 6agerstopn 1T geitern 5ra1t
g1ancb Goplanb, angebli4 100 Sabre
alt, an Nltersf9pd4e geitorben.
6r. s. Nepton Clifton, Elm dngez
fe6sner &unbenf9netber BON Gamz
bridge, Itar6 am Mittpo4 Q6enO
pl0Bli6 in Der borttgen met5.zprot.
8ir6e, mo er fi4 an elmer 9emeinbez
8erfommlung betbeiligte. @r hinterz
lGBt auBer fetner @ittpe einen So9n
unb cine SO4ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-06

8Inf9en einen 9 c e
9triqenten. - Der uNrion"
faBte am Mittno8 N6enb auf 4nz
trag bes 6rn. G6arles 8o6rer einen
8e19luB, na9 rpel9em Der 8erein
niin19t, baB Die 0uten fir bic Ser.
@Gnger : 9rpben b~eibe6alten per0en,
pie fe ur1priirgItd feitgeieBt muir
ben, unb 'baB 6r. Mtelamet uno Das
Muitf : Gomite gemeini4aftli4 einen
@ice|Oirigenten erpGblen, pel4er
pd6renb 6rn. Melumet's M6pefenz
6eit beTen Stele perite6t.
9eronaInott5en. Prof.
eSo6n Is. 6emmeter DON benz mebi5tz
nif9en 9epartement Der nnnioeriitGt
BON MarDlano" bielt am Mpntag Ell
men 8ortrag auf @inlaoung Der
r9eutT9en Mebi8inii4en @eieui4aft
Der 5tdot Nep4gort" Iber Die err
folgrei6e 8ehanOlung Der 5ettiu4t
un0 Der Magerteit," uro geitern Be-
ri9tete prof. 9etnmeter Der rg9ep=
gort Nca0emb Of Webictne" ii6er
feline neueren unteriu3ungen ii6er
nSntraceaurlGre urfa4en beS &rebz
5es."
= 6r. Grnft @ittings, Der in einem
gifenba6nunfau na6e @~bergreer, 5td,,
einen 8ru9 bes g2afenbeineS un0 cine
@fulppunbe erlttt, befinbet ft3 nod
INNER in @pergreen. 9r. 8ittings
itummt BON Der prominenten MarDz
ldnber 6dmilie bieIes Numens ab unO
1T in 6ieiigen @eieGi4aftstretien
pp6l6efannt.
6r. 0tQium s. @atts lit gum
Gbefclerf i'm Bureau Der Baltimore
& Obio : 8G9n" an Ste1e Oes 9rn.
QuquIt 6aure ernarnt rporben unO
Die $50. @btparb Mc9lin4ep unb S.
SO. Sbuper 5u @etretGren beS PrGitz
benten Qpree.
8uIttmprer &apitaG in
RprfoIf. Quf 4pplttation BON
s. g. 8onb, s. &. Bartlett unO g.
g. Me0dirD BON Baltimore unb 81.
g. 9sntreB, $. 8. 9age unb Nnbere
DON g1orfolf purbe geftern baIeIbit
bic rNorfolt GoIb StorageGompanp"
incprporirt. 0as &apitaG 1T $780,
900, unb bic 9trettOren iinb: 81. 9,
syentreB, Norfolf, 9rdiiOent; 6. s.
8onb, Baltimore, @ice4grGftOent; 9.
SO. 2sig6, RorfOlt, SetretGr unb
S9uBmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-06
GuaiiiOn maize Sab Sirtu.
Sin 9afagier3ug coliOirt nit einem
6ra4t3uge, - Niemano perIeBt.
- 0eiteres aus 6i96lanbtotpn.

~ONhNNNS@ -
Ser fogenannte &nnerz9afagierz
3ug Der 8bilaoelp6iuz8 Baltimore unb
@of6tngtpn 8a6n," Der bic 9reiibentz
ftraBen~St utipn geitern Morgen gegen
9 lbr berIieB, coGtbtrte tur3 Dor 10
I6r na6e 8a1z8ien> sSSunction nit Ell
mem Sra6t3uge berIelben 8abn. Die
Qotomptibe beS YaFugier3uqes g2r.
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5ra6t3uges 3uIammen, unb 8eioe
purOen i9limm beI4dbigt. Die Ra>
bite beS 6radt8uge5, Iofpie mebrere
WaggOns Oefel6en purOen BON Sc
leiie gei4leubert, unb nur tpie bur4
Elm Wunber enttamen bic MannI4df>
ten betOer 3ige i9neren 8erleBungen.
Ra6e3u 3pei Stunben nG6rte e8, biz
Die 8eIeiie BON Der bur9 bic Gouiiion
berurio9ten 8Iodabe befreit perben
tOnnten. DIS ii4 Der 3uiammenitoB
ereignete, befdnben ii9 etna 30 9afz
iagiere auf Dem erftgenannten 3uge,
un0 bic gr0Bte Qufregung entitanb
unter ibnen. 9liidlt9er Meiie tamen
fie nit Dem S9reden bapon un0 muir
ben auf einem 9ilfs3uge mad i6ren
re5p. 8eftimmungsorten befDrbert.
&t3ter gegen Ri4ter.
Dor Squire" 9eOern in 9tg6lanoz
tOtpn ereignete ii4 geitern Na4mittug
Der interefante Qn6lid, oaB Elm anbez
rer Squire" in GuBerIt energif8er
Meiie gegen bas @orgeben 6es Grit
genannten pr%oteftrte, uno cine 3eit
lang i9ien es, als D6 cine S6ldgerei
au86re6en Diiroe. Die gan3e Qfz
faire entftunD oabur9, boB Squire"
Reper geitern Mtttag benz Brof, 80.
8aileD oas 8eiiBre4t elmer 4n3a6l
at6leti19er Qpparate 3uiprd4, tDel4e
bi86er in Der 9oli8eiitation gu @an=
ton i'm @2mnaiium benuBt puroen.
9rof. 8aiIeD Iegte Oor etpu 3pei 0}o=
nuten 8eT8lag auf bieie @egenitdnOe
nit Der 8s6auptung, OaB oieielben
iein @igentbum feien, unO geftern
Mittag ipra4 i4m Squire" 9eDern
bas 8eitBre6t gu, 8egen 3 uRrgfa4z
mittug5 eri4ienen Squire" Mfiiaer
bon Der POlt3etitatiOn 3uGanton, 30
Ii3ei8ef Street DON 8altimore7Goun
tD unb Nnbere Dor Squire" ReDer
unO OppOnirten Oage9en, OaB Oieier
ba5 8erb0r UNI u 16r M}ittags abz
bieIt, unitatt, pte ange6Ii4 Nnfangz
| feitgeieBt mar, UNI 3 ubr Na4mitz
tags, Sbrer &ngabe na4 purOen Die
4ppardte Don 9tn. SEP. Sing, 3r,
16, O'0OnneGitroBe, Canton, GEE
fault, uno bieisr be4auptete Oamal5,
baB prof. 8ailep inn SIS i6uGoe fir
Soft unb 2ogis zines Qtbleten. Der
ii8 bort auSbiIbete. Da6rI6einIi8
miro gegen bic gntI6eiOung Oes
Squire" 8e0er cine 4ppIitation elm
gerei9t per6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-06
gtaSt Baltimore.
grirfbcf6rnernns nu6 benz &usIanos'

h"uJ wv"
Die ausndrtige pOit fir bic nit
benz 7. MGr5 enoenoe Wo4e
i6lieBt Gin alien 5dnen piinttli4) i'm
6ieiigen goftamte tpie folgt:
0ie qot 1T often fir padet=S tide
bon 9 ubr Morgens bis 5 nbr Na4'
mittags tGgli9, ausgenommen Sonnz
tags. Die padetz9oit fir 9eutI4=
Ianb f61ieBt am Mittpo4, II ll9r
9ormittags. Die 0ampfer berlai>
fen Nep>gort, N.zg., tpenn nt4t an
bers a~ngege6en.
SransatIanttf4e Pof.
6reitag-9 ubr 4benos, nu4 @uz
ropd per 9ampfer nGampanid" btn
9ueenstopn.
9of ii g ii b unO GentrGl L
4mertta, We It etc.
5reitdg - II u6r Qbenbs, fir
Bermuda per 0umpfer rPretoria;"
fir porto aico, Curacao unb 9enez
3uela per 9ampfer Caracas" fir
bic Fortune Snfeln unb Somdica per
0umpfer r2tltai;4 fir 9apti nno
Santa Murtba per 0umpfer~ &tbos."
9amtag-1 l16r Na4mittags, fur
bic Bahama nieln per 9umpfer BON
Miumi, Slu.
gpT fir geufunbIanb Diu Nortb
@nbnep unb fir MigueIon Did Bottom
f9liebt bier tdgGt4 um 1 llRr Naaz
mittdgs; fir Cuba pia Sampa, Sla.,
tdqli6 Inn 1 u6r Na9mittdgs; fir
6onburas, Sofa Hicd unb 9uatemas
ia bia NepeO rleans tdgIi4 nm 8 ll6r
Q6erbs.
Sruns : puctfic 80 #.
5reitag-7 116r N6enbs, fir 9dz
mali, China, Sapan unb Die Pbiltpz
pinen biu San Sruncisco.
@umtag-7 I6r Q6enbs, fir 4uz
ftralten, NeufeeGanb, NeuzGaIeOonien,
sSiii, Samoa unb 9atpaii Dta San
5ranci8co.
poIt fir 6apaii, Sapun, China
un0 bic g6ilippinen f6lieBt bier tdgz
1i6 I'm 7 116r 46en0s bonn 6. Bis gum
IA. MGr3.
Srans>9ucificzgof fpirO tdsti6
gum N6gangsbufen befDrOert unb DR.
engagements itnb getroffen fir beren
ununterbro9ene 1te6erlano 8ef0rbez
rung.
g. 9abtes 8arfteIb,
8oitmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-06
2lus brm Snnrrn NarblanS'S nno
ben ansren3enben stauteu.

3pei Ht9ter ais 3eugen.
Gi9ter @iGiam S. @tBenbu4er
bon 9agerstopn, Na9foIger be5 Derz
itorbenen &i9ter5 STATE fir ben 4.
Subicial : 8reis, b0rte geitern ieinen
erften San in Cumberland in Dem
9roteite Der Baltimore 6toz8abn"
eegen bic Sntraftiebung elmer ftGottz
19en @erorbnung fir Die Reupflaftez
rung Der 8aIbingtonitraBe. Die Ri4@
ter 8oDo unb @iniams iinb in Dem
Sale ni9t quaGifi5trt, bu 8eibe 81
gentbum an bteier StrdBe beiiben uno
auberbem ais 3eugen citirt iinb.
4rt9ur S. @ormun elm
Gdnbibat.
Sas Snterefe i'm politii3en 2eber
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fleibern.
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beIibt bic 1~7ziG6rige Carrie Smith
peI6e fiir3li9 BON Nepzgort mad
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aus Dem 2o9e iteBe. Gr babe 9e=
fonnts beiu9t unb lei aus 8erieber
eingef9lpHen pproen. Der S4lieBel
fiel auf ben 2eim berein unb lieB Der
Yieubo Mann geben. Quf Del
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pG4ter Mc9arrp ertdnnt unb purbt
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Npti5en.
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tie nab benz /. Mui einen 2Obn DOr
Is Gents pro Stunbe unb einen neun.
fiinDi9en Mrbeitstag Derlangen tpiro
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I'm bic beiten 8uiiten unb PldBe
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Mar1lunb unb ben Oiitritt golnm<
biu FLAIR unb ni9t 70 tpurm am 5ret=
tag, tlur am Sumitug, lei9ts oDer
frii4e 0ili4e 8inbe.
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