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0ichmdrffc.

G6icaqo. 20. Roo. - RinDDteR:
6sutigs 3ufu6r 1000; Marft iteti8;
9reiTe rangirten 3pifden $3.50 uno
$3.50. 56peine: 9eutige g3ufu6r
$4,000, mOrgen 10000; Sc, nieOri@
ger; 9reife $3.50 Bis $4,77!. 64afe:
6euti9e 3ufu6r 10000; Martt itetig;
9reiie: 58afe $2.75 6is 1925, Gam
mer 1915 Bis $3.50.
union 6tof garbs, pitts
burg, pa, 20. NoO. : Hinbpie6:
Mortt itsti8; Yreiie $500 Bis $500.
S9peine: Martt le66aft; 9reiie So
bis $4.95. 6dafe: Murtt feit; preiie:
9Gmmer 500 bis $3.50.
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Err sfcriif naAm bas @eLO.

2ogon8port, Snb., 20. 9}op.
= DIS 3a6lmeiIter 6nee BON Der
ngennIplpania 8a6n" 9eitern bic
n@rIte Notionalbont" perlieB, nd6m
i6m 66eriff 8etlep BEN 8elOiaf nit
$4,000 al urb 6ra6te ibn nu4 Dem
@eri6ts6auIe, mo $4,000 Der Sumz
me Pom @6erifF nit geTdlog bele8t
nurDen. Der Sdsriff bate ndmtid
geri6tlife 3a6lungsbefe6le fir bieis
6umme in 9dnoen, Die Dem 9homas
Collins uno @eorge 2ig6t3eiIer, mel
6e duf Der y9snniplpania Qinie" Der
leBt norDen naren, 3ugsfpro6en NOR
ben lpdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

Sal3fleif4: pro pfunb, gdn5e
S4nltern, engIii4 gefdnitten, 84c.;
gang tur3e Rippen, &c.; @eiten@
iped, 94c.; qan3e 2~eibtide, 101c.;
<S4uItern, Gle; Sugar : GU
rso" S4ultern, 83c.; S4inten, 14c.;
obne 9aut, 12c.; 9icnic, Bic;
pN3eB"z5 4peinefleiT6, $14.00 pro
SAB; Samal3-in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt 84c., in5GFern &c.
Raffee: Rotirungen 1ino, pie foIgt:
auf Der Balls bon &c. Bis SIC. pro
PfunO fir gto g2r. z; Santos Tic.
bis 113c.; MarocaibO 94c. Big 124c.;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; Motta 18t. bis
19c.
ger6fteter aaffes: e. 9. G., in aiz
ten lie. PRO gfuno; in 8iihIen uub
SGden, reiner SABA, 32c. Big 321c.;
SABA unb Mofta, gemii4t, 273c. bis
28c, pro pfunO; reiner Maracaibo,
229c. Bis 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
srl6Rmnrb aus 6itelfeit.

G6icago, 20. y}oOem6er. : SIN
Del 9ruoo : 6ptel" 6at Ii6 6rau
Zulu -. Brennan, Die Satin zines
fe6r po6l6abenoen 8iir9er5 BON 9en=
Ter, Gol., Our6 G6loroForm Den Sob
ge9e6en, neil i6re porbem id0nen Sc
ii6ts3ijge Our6 cine &ranf6eit, bon
ner Te Dor bier Sahren 6efallen NOR
ben mar, entIteIt paren. sic mar
na6 G6icogo getommen nm iid DON
einem DISQUALIFICATION" 6ebanoeln
7t In7Tpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
OrunOeiQentAnm ;lt uerfanieu.
3u pcrfaufeu in cd.Saltimpre.

9cnt prd6tiqen jipeif6digen oduisr an Genipoobs
Notuus, jlpiibsn Gairwount=@pc. uno 6aDettss
Strlbe, tn NduicrgeDiert pom vqatttrion=Yart."
Sits limb pbne 3lueiitl bic am 9titsn Q%cbautsu
Sduicr in baltimore iir Oa5 @elb; eutbultsn
iebs ,}intnrtr, 9aDcjimmer uno Gorrioort, iupi:
nae moocrnitcu Ginri6tuuQeu, cini6licbli1 Dts be-
item Spittms pom r9lumbiu9" UNI 4b3u0s=RanaI,
MISUNDERSTANDING uu0 z5reppc, Qrdnolitl6t
gins 1850 pro 5ubr.
Gaiparo 8. Gallagher
@aumeiter.
GauIS@ Gr. 1888, Cft=Saltimpre=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
9uItimorer GfFettenb0rie.
CEsri4tst fir ben ..9tutitsH Gorrsierussrtsn' bur8
). BE. TiOOtnsprf & Co.,

Baltimore, 20. Nopem6er.
s. Dm. Mibberborf C So. bere9z
nen fir 6rancs: 8untiers Srutten
auf so Sage 1921, auf @i6t 5.198,
t~aufmdnnif6e auf so Sage 5.239 biz
5.248. Gsi4smart auf so Sage "a.
@ulnen auF go Sage 395.
Sterling 8antiers ouf so Sage
4.805, auf @i6t4.844, fuufmdnnif4e
4.805 -4.805.
8ertaufe ouf Der EisF9en gffettens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

80O7 5u14el; aus ben Glebatoren
suriitge3ogen 5000 8uT4el; Glebotoz
rem : 8orrat6 2O4 ,41O 8uT4eI. Ser
fdufe: 1 Wuggon CIR. 2 gemii4ter gu
384, 2 Waggon5 Rr. 2 peiBer gu 40,
2 Daggons Rr. 2 gemii6ter gu 49,,
l Muggon Hr, 2 peiBer gu 40, 1
Maggon gr. 3 peiBer gu 39!,
6e,tttne GALnhrnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

gysmtn, 9tuti6lonS, Q 5aqt.
% rHos @pres. .aratutiuicn. % sag
G)ali-tta. g~ritjid=3uoien, 30 Iaos.
Semcvara, grjtjfb=@utaua, IS 5ass.
6eu0sRJHq, China, 3 9oac.
RiuGRoH, 3amaico, ). Gage.
9]ioerpool, Gnalauo. 7 Sage.
9ulcrn, saptil, 10 Gage.
6taot wtrjfr. Wcrjfo, : GAGE.
Wtoslau, RuBlau0. y SAGE.
Banana, Der. stoatru bor Colombia, Z 9tae
4aris, Frautrtj6, s 5uut.
Gucbet, GaLnDd. . 9aQt.
Rjo be SaHtiro. graFlicn, 25 ToQs,
Rou, Staljsu, 10 Rage.
St. aobug, Itufuuolauo, 4 5oos.
ct. Petersburg, 8uEiauo, y 5ags.
SobHsp, guFraIitr. 81 9a0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
SnItilnnrrr Wnrfthrrihte.

Cetriath fur BEN .0tuti4sn GorrsigOnO;ntsn'.)
Baltimore, 20. Nobem6er.
Me9l.- Die beutige Y}ehl3ufubr
belief ftp auf 1920 6dfer, elm
f6lieBli8 6347 6dfer gu Occult
9oint uno 4148 6Gfer gu Canton,
8ii4enperIanot 324 6dFer, Die IOz
tfr1fnnen fnnrpn ME fnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
anf 0rmnOeigemtbmu.
Shr @eln nchrnud1t.

f. p,nott Sud on mid. gui6t 9arlsben. aei4t,
O1iid, abluuq.u. geritpIsgeHbeit. Spsjitus Grltid=
t,ruuetH Oitltu Ylonat Iur Nnltibsn BON s. nno
m.br. Rr. Rrtmsr, Rt. l20, RorDsgatazetr.
CDlail6,lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

l40 Ndcr, ) Msilsn pom Baltimore, an Der %.
& C.=@lbu". SUITE 8ebduOe. @uts @emuIsz ootr
8ttrlipe=6urm. 81 %crfraQtn bel s y.
cannon II, iUr Sruitecs, GaIuertsguilOing.
Cft2410
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
FIRST CALL.

5000 Ntldutit Goait Qint, 4tr............ 92&4
$1,000 Senbooro air Cine, 4tr Ginige 9uot) 73
$1,000 llniteo Gaillpa1s, 4tr...."........ Ms
$1,000 llniteo aoilpaps, 4er @ai0........ o.
5000 llnitso Railipaps, Ginfommtn........ 50
$1,000 Rurt6trn Central, 6sr.............. 1U2Ts
5000 @=gs5 grttpinq 60, Giut.......... 45A
500 @:g.5 ercipiug 60, eiut..."...... q
% atlantic Coat Cine, Com. .......... l07
4 ganf Of Baltimore ....,."""..... Ill
100 GeabuarD aiz ainA G0m....."-.,.. Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
SteQemgeiuhe:

Sttlltge II I'd
Gin iuuQcr tlrfer beutiber Wtann niiuiht ira,rp
nelbt g;i6ditigung. aorcfe: q. Simuu, 0r. 1874,
Alblunr=Apcnut. C23-5l
ottlltoeiu d f:
Gin iun9cr Gcutiber (Gontorif, QaQcriit, Ser.
fauicrl ipiinlbt trgeHo ipelbe &ti6ditiquuQ. Uton
%ooreifrc: Ifbtrt &fumcntbal, Rr. 681. @. zTapettsz
StraBr. C32346l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
&etIangt int !%lNacmeinem.
9euti4e5 Qrbeits : Na4peifungsz
0iirpn1t

gr. 30, SuD.S barp=S truBe unter Der Quffdt Der
s2eutihcr 9citai6ait" - Sieienioen, ipelb, bent,
i6s Sanoutrtrr, 4rbtittr un0 3isntboten gu be-
i9aitiQcn piiui6eu, poaeH f6 p~erionlib oor in
f%rantirttH 8ritien an Oen Iosnttn Der 8tieai3aft.
SobaHH :. Wtpcr, Rr. 30, SuozSbarps
StrdBt, ip,uOel, iuel1sr unsntocltli6 qustunft err
tbeilen miro. gireau=S tuuoen BON / bis ltbr.
lNrro2 III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
Mm Sanaiten etabGirte

Sarleben anf MDbelu nnD anoere
6t6sr6titsn fHr 6 grOItnt-aeuau mao BEN nsuts
@etb; pripdtim.
Rid)fer. StV. go, Gfs9erinstpn'2tE.
3imm.r gr. 4, .ganfontsE uifbiHa.S
SIN Ger Office Uire Ssutfb ssfprS6sn.
Wai20, lal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

Jr asetge Inn NusIanbe beiorsf ~iHntThGlb "a 9tuE9ea
an bshcutene berab8tiestem Brelie
@DuarD 8dtRss
@8a@eEsGGe EaIthzaEREtEagsub &ansSdG3@@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
YDfnlnrfcns4 aenturrn.

8erI6ieou1e Sta0tIbsiIe, in nsI9sD
oItzDertbiafrn bertauft
nerDen.
Ulsloofs. g. 9. Soft.
gorfs8o1b 9urntn 9. soppiuoton.
goriudzaBeHue urb 6arriiOntraBe - Robert q.
a. gtrass nno euutiuoOon.gp,aue SOUS
Stiubonar.
Cranotoins oiram ainrblt.
Sprts2'Utnut unO5 obHiOn=strobs q. 2. 6.
3. nnN sousB.etraBt 6isbranOtopn sam.s
cranoenir, = seoros Ben.
Rr. %, union=NOsnus (gBoOObtrrb) - glor,ro
groaopoB pnb gultimorsss tyabe s,oro, :.
INTERROGATION, qsuufsrpanisr eabu' 9. g.
Gamb.n.s tatisu. .gorttmors.c 3la.gaSn.s
9ef0rbernng bnn POfia6en.
QG1ge Der erforDerIi4en 3sit our Grs
rei4ung Der Deri4ieoeuen Be-
itimmungsorte.
untsnfebenb 1T bic ungefdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Pofia6en bon
benz gaItimorer Dot : 8iiredu n1&
ben bquptId6liAen einheimii6sn uno
uuspdrtigen 6tdOten per3ei6net.
SnIanb.
atlanta, ga, 10 stuubtu.
Gtlartit=Gitp, RS, 8 Stun0tn.
grooglpu, R.s9, 6 6tuHbsH.
burlington. 9crmout, II StunbGh.
Buffalo, R.s9., IS StHUotH.
6apt Wap. RS, 6 6tuubsR.
Gharlthcn, sc, Is StuuOeR.
Gbicasp, 9ns., / 9as.
Golumbio, 6.sg., II 6tuHbsn.
Giurnnati 6bip. 20 @tWAGsns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
Nn;e1aeu. -3m Derfanicn.


Gfcn=CrgrI S25i
Soc. @aar NM SOC. pro ggU6c. Sedi's QiaHos
2aotn, Nr. 1901, SiO=6barlt5=, Gdt Qamburgs
Strabe. 2S3-l
GIesanfeS Niauino SOS;
iDrrtb $3.50. et6t's 9iano=2aoen, @r. 1901, elo.
Gharie5=, Gfc 6amburq=Str. C2S3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

" s.-Ole 6eufl9e Wlais3ufu6r
6etrug 65,515 8ufdeI; 8erIanbt BON
ben @lsDatoren 43,80O 8ui6el; Sic
patorenz 8prrut6 417,883 8u16el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21
CALL

10 Staboaro 2lir 2int, Gon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

/. Die Staten fir ale ausIdnOiz
i6en Gtaaten unb ibre 8olonie'U
(aus9tnommen GanaOa unO MeritcJ
fno bic fol%nDen: 8ricFe Biz gu Is
@romm q un5e) 5 Gents. ginfade
goRforten 2 Gents oas Slid. Rufs
antport aartan 4 Gents 3as Slid.
3eitungen unb anOere Grud 14en 1
Sent pro 2 un3en.
8erTRgsIt, - Sr9eno cine PoItIaAe
pirb ais beriegeIt angeIehen, tpenH
oieIelbe 70 perpadt 1T, OaB cine griinbz
Ii6e 9rifun9 o6ne @6Goigung oer
umbiiuung ODER Deg Sn9alts ni6t cts
m0gIi6t ptr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-21

Mei3en.- Die 6eutige Mei5en<
3ufu6r be3ifferte iid auf 1884 8uz
I6el; 8erianOt Don ben GleDatorer
- 8uI8el; Gleootoren : 8orratb
$685. 1872 8ui6eI. @ertGufe: 10000
8ui6el 9e3ember gu IS uno 10000
Bui6el Sanudr gu 855.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

The new London daily paper for
women, called the Mirror, was
shrewdly named by Mr.. Harmsworth.
Though they do say that men are as
much given to looking in the mirror
as are the women - New York
World.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12
Not What II Used 10 be

The Winona Democrat thinks that
congress is not what it used to be and
oughf to be. 1t says:
1.-The change which has come over
this country in the matter of its gov
erument is we'll known in the confer
ence just held between the president
and Mr.. Cannon, republican candi-
date and prospective speaker, and
who inI a few minutes consultation
DISPOSED of all the legislation for the
coming session.
Congress has long ceased to be
deliberative body, open to public dis
<cnssion and free to the people through
their representatives. The first step
backward was taken when the sys-
tenn of legislation by committee was
adopted Under this plan the COM
mittee to which any measure was
referred had complete control over
it. and could pigeon-hole it if it
thought necessary. No matter how
important the measure, how much de-
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Here is subject for winter even
ing debating societies: How must a
CRATER remain a CRATER in order to
become an honest man and gain the
respect of the community in which
he has done his grating New York
Press.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

If few of the corporation wreck
ers are sent to the penitentiary a.
common swindlers, the floating Of IN
fiatsd trusts will not be quite so pep
ular as it was. Memphis CONNER
cial-Appeal.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Congress will meet again in few
days to see how few of President
Roosevelt's recommendation it can
manage to carry out. Detroit Free
Press.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Germany is planning to have thir-
ty-sight modern battleships complet-
ed by 1920. Great guns! Does Ger
many expect them to stay modern I'M
til 1902 How long does it take a
battleship to become ancient, any
way p Indianapolis Sentinel.
Here's hoping that Uncle Sam may
choke to death on the next bite he
takes of Canada Toronto World.
Still New Workers, it must be con-
fessed, are quicker than we are to
discover where reform ENDS and hum
bug begins. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Wheat is rottinS on the ground in
Kansas, because they can't get cars to
haul it. Was there ever time when
Kansas wasn't in trouble of some
kind Chicago Herald
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12
WITH OTHER EDITORS.

WITH OTHER EDITORS.
Eight officers of the Twenty Sec
ond Infantry have just married and
sailed, together with their brides,
for Manila That beats even the
United States senate record. - Wash
ington Post.
1t is a significant fact that with
the phenomenal increase in the price
Of collins has come marked decrease
of mortality among local Chinese
The natives just simply cannot afford
to die at the present undertaking
rates, and that's all there is to it
Shanghai Times.
Shortly after the death OF al in
corrigible office-seeker, a well known
journalist was asked to suggest suit
able epitaph Tor his tombstone. The
Journalist suggested the following
Here lies John Jones in the only
place for which he never applied.
Petosky, Mich, Tyre.
Mr.. George Brinron Mcclellan has
been elected mayor Of New York.
We pledge to Mr.. Mcclellan our earn
est and hearty support Of every act Of
his administration Of which We shall
approve; and in respect to such acts
as we may elect to condemn may
the Lord have mercy on Mcclellan :
soul New York Sun.
Congress will meet again in few
days to see how few of President
Roosevelt's recommendations it can
manage to carry Out.--Detroit Free
Press.
If few Of the corporation wreck
ers are sent to the penitentiary a.
common swindleTs, the floating Of ID
f1atsd trusts will not be quite so pep
ular as it was. Memphis CONNER
cialAppeal.
Jefferson county already holds $500
Italians, and it is said efforts will be
made to double the number. The
popular verdict as to our new neigh
bors is favorable. AS a rule they are
industrious and thrifty and law abid-
ing, and all think we cannot have to
many Of them. Birmingham Age
Herald.
In the din of the growing of the
Russian bear and the war talk of the
japanese, any feeble protest that the
emperor of Corea may be making is
lost Nobody apparently has asked
him whether he would like to have
his domain cut in half to prevent
Russia and Japan from fighting it out
between them. Savannah News.
The new London daily paper for
women, called the Mirror, was
shrewdly named by Mr.. Harmsworth.
Though they do say that men are as
much given to looking in the mirror
as are the women - New York
World
If the president is really anxious
for Mr.. Hanna to continue in the posi-
tion of chairman of the republican
national committee he should offer
the position hto him again after the
election Cincinnati Enquirer.
Here is a subject for winter even
ing debating societies: How must a
CRATER remain a CRATER in order to
become an honest man and gain the
respect of the community in which
he has done his grating New York
Press.
Germany is planning to have thir-
ty-sight modern battleships complet
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12
A Creed

know Of no better equipment fer
making CT dreams come true- faith
in Goa to make all things possible
that are light; faith in man 20 get
them done fun enough in between 10
Keep them from spelling or running
off the tFack into useless clankcry.
An ext.a COOS shrinking Of that. -
Jacob A. Riis.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Shortly after the death OK al in
corrigible Offices seeker, a we'll known
journalist was asked to suggest suit
able epitaph Tor his tombstone. The
journalist suggested the following !:
Here lies John Jones in the only
place for which he never applied. -
-Petosky, Mich, Tyre.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

manded by the people, how strongly
backed in congress. it was without
chance of success, uless the committee
or rather the chairman of the commit
tee favored ii
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

1t is significant fact that with
the phenomenal increase in the price
Of collins has come marked decrease
of mortality among local Chinese.
The natives just simply cannot afford
to die at the present undertaking
rates, and that's all there is to it
Shanghai Times.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Eight officers of the Twenty Sec
ond Infantry have just married and
sailsd, together with their brides,
for Manila. That beats even the
United States senate record. - Wash
ington Post.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12
P. & [. r. r. R. co.
TIME TABLE NO. 7.
Taking Effect Sunday, Oct. !, 1905

WESTBOUND
Train Ne leaves Hattiesburg 3:l5
=. IN. arrives at Snmfal 4:l5 .. III. {;
arrives at White Sand s 90 T. 10.
Train No leaves Hstties purg e:1n
y. m arrives at Sumrall 7:3O ii, N !;
arrives at Preuti~5 81 80 E. u.
Train No leaves tatfiesburg 1910
a ln arrives at Sumnall II :35 a. IN.
EASTBOUND
Trim No > leaves - hiie Sapl Ga
ID. N. ARRIVES ii Suuraii 30 Ii m;
arrive. at iaititeburg 9 80 a. IA
Train No = leaves Prentiss 2:30 p.
N arrives at Sumrall 30 p. NJ; ar
rives at Hattiesburg 3 80 p. ID.
Train No. 10 leaves Sumrall1 .. IN.
arrives at Hattiesbnrg 2:20 p. III.
Nos. | and , daily. Others daily
except Sunday.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

In the din of the growing of the
Russian bear and the war talk of the
Japanese, any feeble protest that the
emperor of Corea may be making is
lost. Nobody apparently has asked
him whether he would like to have
his domain cut in half to prevent
Russia and Japan from fighting it out
between them. Savannah News.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Jefferson county already holds $500
italians, and it is said efforts will be
made to double the number. The
popular verdict as to our new neigh
bors is favorable. AS rule they are
industrious and thrifty and law abid
ing, and all think we cannot have to
many of them. birmingham Age
Herald.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

If the president is really anxious
for Mr.. Hanna to continue in the posi-
tion of chairman of the republican
national committee he should offer
the position hto him again after the
election. Cincinnati Enquirer
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-12

Mr.. George Brinron Mcclellan has
been elected mayor of New York.
We pledge to Mr.. Mcclellan our earn
est and hearty support Of every act Of
his administration Of which We shall
approve; and in respect to such acts
as we may elect to condemn may
the Lord have mercy on Mcclellan :
soul New York Sun.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-18
COURTHOUSE A LOSS.
Lighted Cigar in Some Papers Caused
Destruction of Big Build
ing at Fargo.
Loss Is About $175,0oo, Fully In
sured-Firemen Handicapped by
Lack of Equipment,

Fargo N, D.. Nov 1S.--The big.
Cass county courthouse was burned
last night The fire started in the
Juryroom just before IL o'clock. The
jury had been in the room till short
time before, and some membmer is
supposed to have left q lighted cigar
among some papers. The original
part of the courthouse was erected
, twenty years ago at Il cost of $125, 900,
and there had been several thousand
dollars spent in vaults and other inn
provements since it's erection.
This summer an addition, costing
$4,000, was ordered and had just
been completed. The juryroom was in
the new part. The old vaults are
thought to be in good condition. and
practically all the records are believed
to be preserved.
The loss on building and fixtures will
be inside of $4,000, fully insured.
Many of the insurance policies were
renewed at the last meeting of the
commissioners, and it is thought the
total insurance will reach about $780,
900. The Jail and sheriff's residence,
attached to the building, were saved,
as there was heavy wind from the
west, which blew the force of the
flames away from that part of the
structure.
There were many prisoners in the
Jail and great excitement prevailed
Tor time, but no one was removed
and the guards were doubled to pre-
vent panic. The water pressure was
very poor. A fire engine, which had
been leased to the city for some
months, was recently returned and the
tiremen had no chance at all to COM
pete with the flames.
There were several narrow escapes
by those who were assisting in the re-
moval of the office furniture before
the fire got under a +
bell and clock were directly over the
main enarance and hallway, and fell
thru while several persons were still
In the building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-18
INSURANCE And MURDER
New Jersey Town Excited Over sus-
picious Deaths of Several Men In
sured for Speculation.

Bayonne, N. j., Nov. 18.-Richard
Calvin, a young man fond of frequent
ing saloons, had his skull fractured
and was carried home to die a week
ago. Richard Doyle, a saloonkeeper,
had a policy OF insurance on Calvin S
life. His relatives have contested
payment 1t is alleged he was lured
to his death from the saloon of Bat
insolvency, who is a friend of Doyle
Last August man named Michael
Connors was murdered under similar
circumstances. In that case the in
surance money was never paid.
A year ago q number 0f ii1surancs
policies were offered for naynlsnt ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-18
UNlONIsT CLUB HOUSE.
Handsome Edifce Will Be Erected
in New York City at Cost Of
100000.

New York. Nov. s1S.--In this city is
to be erected the most costly home
for workingmen in the United States.
Plans have been filed with the city
authorities for approval and 1T is ex-
pected that construction work will be
started early next spring. The club
house is to be five stories high, 100
by 102 feet in area. and is to cost
100000. 4
culture are to be the best obtainable.
A gymnasium, classrooms, lecture
rooms and library will be provided.
and it is the intention to have regular
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-18
TOOK GOVERNMENT RECORDS

But Boston offIclal Says Clerk Packed
Them "Bys Mistake
New York. Nov 1S-Edward f. Nc
.ssweeny OF Boston, formerly commissioners
Of immigration at Ellis island, has ap-
peared before United States Commissioner
Shields for examination on a charge of
having stolen important government doc
1uments.
1t is charged that Mr.. McSweeny, on
leaving office, had official letters and
other documents belonging to the govern
ment packed up with his personal papers.
McSweeny declares that he had a clerk
pack up his private papers and that the
eovernrnsnt documents were inadvertently
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-18
STEEL TRUST HAS NEW PLANS
Subsidiary Plants VIII BE Consolidated and
Holding Trust Abolished.

Cleveland Nov 1S.-Within three
months the United States Steel corporation
will cease to be a holding company. ac-
cording to reports current in iron circles
here. 1t will become an operating com
pany with complete control of all sub
sidiary concerns.
The offices of the whole business, it is
said, are to be conferred in Pittsburg, with
the possible exception of those of the
financial committee, which will continue to
make it's headquarters at New York.