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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
aufunft oes ,8resIau."
Qungt nit 80 8aiiiterz uno 1882
3nii8en0ets : 4aFagieren bier

2angt nit SO 8ajiitenz uno 1892
3nii6enOetS : 4aFugisren bier
an.
Der 0ompFer .8resluu" pom
ngforooeuti6en 2lopo" largts geitern
Ia6mittag nit SO Soiitenz unO
1882 3pii6enoets 9a7agieren fir
Baltimore uno 48 &ajiterz unO 212
3nif6enoefs : 9aFagieren fir Sal
pefton, 3era5, am Yter g}r. 8
gu Qocuit : 4oint an. Die Gam
Oung ging I6neQ pon Staten, oO4
puroen etnu 80 9dTagiere fir cine
peitsre Snfpettion 5uriidgebolten. I'm
ter ben 9ufagieren befanO ii4 Elm IS
Sabre alte5 M}Go6en, Rdmen5 emma
8onefamp, nel6es nit ieinen Gltern
na6 Cincinnati fu9r. 9uS W}do6en
lit bereits 6 SUB 2 3on grOB uno ietn
Batter MtI6eIm 8onetamp aus 6anz
noDer erfldrte einem 8eri6teritatter
oeS ,9eutI6en Gorre7ponOenten," OaB
er gar ni6t piFe, ytpie f6neu i6m oa5
M}Gbel iiber ben 8opf pu6fen" piirOe.
0ilbelm 1T ndmli6 rur 6 SUB 3 3DQ
grpB. Die i6rigen Mitglteoer Der 6dz
mile, flint an 3abI, iinb nur gang ge>
tp06nli6e SterbIt6e, benn tein8 DON
linen lit iiber 5 Sub 6 3ol groB.
Sine 3ralerbotI6aft erbielten 9r.
uno Truu Sacob 0agner, Die in Der
8aiiite 0e5 9ampferS ~reiiten, ais oerz
Tel6e am 8ier anlegte. sic er6ielten
nGmlid Elm S6rei6en, oaB zines ibrer
8inoer in ben leBten 3agen in i6rer
6eimat6 3u 8aIbeIton geItor6en isi.
@nitatt i6re ReiIe, pie 6eabIi6tigt,
auf Dem 9ompfer fort3uieBen, fu6ren
tie Iofort per 8a6n ra6 8albeiton ab.
8affogiere be5 9amperS g.
Die 8ajiiter : 9oFagiere oe8 DAM
piers fir Baltimore paren: SRI, 90.
8u6l, 6rau Marie 8eienoorfer, 6r.
4~leranoer G3esnulepiB, Sri. 81. Gnz
gell, ST.. QoOIp6 8obeler, ST. 8uOOlf
5obere6t, 6r. NnOr. Surica, 6rau
6oDaro u. 9eG2, Sri. Olga &eup,
6enrD 8e1D, G7t6sr 8sGp, 6riB 8e1p,
6opurb 8eGD, 8oultor 8euD, Mar=
guret 8euD, Gbmuno 8e1p, Sri. Gltz
fabet6 8Iein, 6r. Marimilian Sop
pen, 6r. 8. 8usfsI, 6rau 6. &u5tel,
:. Ru5feI, SRI. u. %. Mtrer, 6r. u.
Meinol, 6r. 5ranf Mociar3, 6r. %.
Rettig, SRI. Qouiie S6miOt, SRI. So
6onne 6iemon, ST.. 5run3 t. Sterr,
6rl. Imalie Sterr, ST. q. Sirti5,
GeD. Mar StroB6urg, .6rau Mar
StraB6urg, Sri, Smile Better, 6rau
6. @o3nat, SRI. Grra Do3not, SRI.
Glie 0o3nat, SRI. Gmma Mo3nat
unO !0r. Bruno WO3nQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
4rs Den 6eridtsg1icn.

15rant ManoIe1'5 PrO3eB beginnt. -
0rei unglHdlits G6en. - G6enio
Diele S6oOenerIaBflagen. - Die
nW}tnts : Ro0eltp : g." in 6Gnz
ben BON Saque7tsrn. - Der rS5z
raelitiide 9oipitalz unO 4iptz
@erein" in sinem 5eitament be-
oa6t.
Sm Criminal : 8eri6t 6eginnt
baute Der Pro3eB gegen 6ront Manoz
leD, nel6er 6ei9uloigt fptrb, isine
Satin Sofepbtne am 8. Suli b. s. in
oem 6auie g}r. 762, Wetz6amburgz
ftraBe, erf6oTen gu baden. Der pro
3eB nirD Dor ben 3i6tern Stot6ri0ge
uno 0rig6t per6anoelt. DIS @ert6eiz
bigger 0es 9ertlagten pir0 9r. @m. s..
OgOen fuHgiren.
66ei0ung8tlagen.
Raffaela oi Qngele5 eriuht i'm
8~rsi5gsri6t nm a6Iolute S6eiOung
DON 8ioounni bi 4ngele8, pegen an
qe6li8er untreue uno 8erlafens. 9ds
9aar bairatbete am q. Sanudr 1901
uno trennte ii6 am -. W&dr5 oeliel@
ben Sa6re5.
I'm a6folute 56eiOun8 erIu6t Ter
ner i'm 9reisqeri6t Rr. 2 6rances 9ez
len MarT6aQ pon 8iqiam YIariRaQ.
DasBaar 6eirat6ste am 2z. ISat 1888
unO bat bier &inoer.
Der Ddi6ersi : 8eiiBer Gopin s..
Ma66ett naro pon ieiner Satin @laz
riTa +. U}a6bett pegen ange6li6er
untreue uuf a6iolute S4eioung perz
flat. &Idgerin uannt Qgnes McGauz
len BON Rr. 1912, MaliterzQOe. aI5
anQe6li6e MitI6uloige. 8ld9erin
perlanut ferner einen @in6altsbefabl,
nm i6rsn 8atten an Der @erGuBerung
Isineg gef6dfts gu per9inDern. 9us
am 2. sunni 1884 getraute Paar bat
Orei m~inOerjd6rige &tnoer, ii6er mel
DE Die Mutter Die Ob6ut beanTpru6t.
Sofep6 Coleman unD oe1en Satin
Wfdrgaret Coleman, pelhe SEQ. 80.
+. @arnon bei6uloigen, angebli4 am
Is. September b. S. in oeren @O6z
nuna eingeOrungen au iein u. parau8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

Gr 9oGt3tt in R0t6en.-
GGurles Son, Elm e6amuliger 8Oli3iit
be5 0Itli6en 0iitritts, Der geniion
3iebt, purce geitern BON Squire 9urz
lamb in Der 0itIi6en 9oli3eiItatiOn be-
i8uloigt, feline 6rau un0 3psi &inOer
berna6lGfigt uno %eritere iogar gepriiz
gelt gu BADEN. Seine 5rau CAB an,
buB lie i'm Dor bret Wofen berlofen
muBte, neil er lie i6le6t behanoelte.
Gr DerIangte eirsn 9ro3eB bor Sc
f6porenen uno tpurOe BON Squire
8arlun0 tpegen 3ernu6lGfIigung ieiz
ner Tamilie untsr $500 8iirgT6aft
geItsQt uno pegen W&iB6urOlung ieiz
ner 6rau unter tpeitere 8UrgI4aft i'm
8etrage Don $500.
9erbiente QnertennunQ.
= Der nSuntOr : 9iitritt Qr. 218"
bes n9euti4en l1nteritiiBung5 : Bun
bes" ehrte geitern 2l6enD in 8. 6.
9arIelmann's 5aGs, Gfe pom @olfez
unO MonumentitraBs, ieinen SatretGr
9rn.Y}artin S. g}eter fir feline treuen
9ienits boourh, baB er inn oura ben
PrdiiOenten 9rn. Gurl 5anielmann
Elm nert6Doues goIoenes 8unOess2(bz
3ei6en ii6errei6en lieB. 9rei neue
W}itgIieOer purOen aufgenommen unO
8psi ganoiOuten CUR MitgIieoidaft
porgei6lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

tpel6es i'm pa6rtn Slime bes
Worte8 Elm 6amilienblatt uro in
oeuti6er &reiIen 8altimore'8 Elm
germ g~eie6ener SAT- lit, piro in
biefer Wo6e lpie INNER Ie6r
rei66aItig unb ipterefdnt iein.
9ie drummer pirO auBer ben
neueften 9ePeT6en, ben lotuIen
Sagesneuigteiten unb ben berger
Fri1denoen, ebitorieuen Sonnz
tags : 9~laubereien, bic folgenoen
Gr3d6lungen un0 Qrtitel ent4dlz
ten:
nfamtlie 6ormann" Sort
feBung), 8omun BON QleganOer
R0mer.
r9ie ReIerbe : ue6ung" BON
5rsi6err BON S6li4l.
gNSeine Ra6e," gtopellette bon
M. 6oltart.
Ser perlis6te 6d6nri4" DON
Sans BON WsrBel.
n5rau 6eIgu'5 6lu6t," aus
Der Sommer5eit BON N}atbiIoe
Stpp.
Plus i6nerer 3eit" bon 8.
S6iilerz
n2ufti6l0Fer," 9umOreste Don
6ran3 @i6mann.
Die ate ruiii7de 60rnerz
multi Don ID. Qrt6ur @uraFo.
y4mabeus Sonatban 30pfitieP8
erite Reiie," bumoriitii4e Sti53e
BON SoIef 8u4born,
Plus Der alten 6eimat6."
g6umoriitii6e5 nit 8ilOern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

ShiittcIfrof, Shmcr3cn, MaIa.
ria, "a Grippe uuo id1Gimne Grf0(-
tmuecn fmrirt omrcl ,,Sldncp'S 9fauc
Bills" iaud in hiiIiiGer sSprm).
Srcis 25c. Mlentbalben berfauft.
(Gs32, 3&s,l0
Sta6I ungebIi8 einen
SrouerfIor. - 8m. qobf, Elm
MatroIe ouf benz 9ampfsr Stan
barb" pon Der rStaroaro OelzGo.,"
itanO geitern Na6mittag Dor Squire
Garland unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, Ell
nen Dor benz 6aui e g2r. 1915, Qlicez
unnuzStraBe, 6dngenben 3rauerflor
geIto6len gu baden. 2lu5 ben 3eugenz
ausiagen ergab ii4, oaB 9obl ni6t
Der Mifet6dter in oieiem Safe mar,
po6I aber, baB er Der @erbreder mar,
Der einen OroGigen MiB pom 6tapel
IieB. DIS Der Pni3iit i'm anbielt,
fagte er bisIsm: Die S6leife bat mir
mein 9artnsr gsgeben, lpenn Sic i'm
finOen molten, 10 iuden Sic nur in
Der ndh1ten 9d11e nd9 Dem Wtdnne,
Der einen Sarg uuf benz Riiden
trGgt."
S6ner perIeBt.- %. u,
2eslie, II Sabre alt uno in Nr, s,
6iO : Caroline : StraBe, pobnbaft,
puroe geItern Na4mittag an Der Ga
rplinez uno Baltimore StraBe BON eli
nem @ugen Der yIbam S6stbt 8ruuz
So" i~i6erfabren unb erlitt I6Iimme
@erleBungen an beioen 9iften. Der
8utIfer bes @agens, Mm. giter, an
6apettsz unb 9inezStraBe nobnbaft,
puroe ber6aftet uno in Der 0ftliden
9oli8etitdtion fir Elm ipsitsres 8er60r
unter 8iirgf4dft geiteIt.
Die y9otdl@ Union q r. 6"
Der nQmalgumateO @ooOporferg"
belt qefern Qbenb cine 8erIammlung
al, in nel6er IA neIle Mitglie0er aufz
aenommen purDen. Gs nurpe ferner
6eri6tet, baB Der General : Sefretdr
aioo nd9fe NOde mad Baltimore
tommt unb in Der am 0onnerftag
ItattfinOersen 8iertelju6rs : 9erz
iummlung 3uge9en iein pira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
Ri6ter 6ubuqeerfrunft.

3i6ter SdDa9eertrdntt t,
- Ri6ter George Saoage bonn 0ui=
fengeri6t bate geitern M}orgen einer
QnfuQ BON Nsp6uIia, ipie Or. S. &.
Qtfinion ppn g2r. 900, CATHEDRAL
Str, bic &ranf6eit nannte, unO muir
be na6 Dem rMarDlGnber l1niperiiz
tdt8z 6ofpitul" ge6ra9t. Der 4r3t
Iugte, 4sp6aiia lei cine 8rant3eit,
pelfe Die Spradorgane unO DuS Sc
bG6tniB tempprGr lG6mt uno ipGter
pieuei6t gu erniteren @tOrungen bes
N~erpenipitems fIbren mag. Or, Qtz
ttnIon iagte ferner g~eitern 4benO, oaB
er ni6t glaube, Der Qnfuu piiroe 9rn.
Sapage baran 6iroern, ieinen 4mts=
termin aus3ufiqsn. QeBterer bate
ii6 geitern Morgen 81 elmer Goniulta=
tion in oas Bureau bes genunnten
Qr3tes begeben, uls er pl0Bli6 err
frantic. Gr ftiir3te ieoo4 nt6t gu
8oben ober fiel in einen tieFen S9laf,
pie in elmer geitrtgen Ra4mittags3eiz
tung beri6tet, nod purOe er in elmer
Qm6utan3 mad benz 6OIpital ge6rudt.
2eBteres geI9a6 in elmer &utfde unb
Elm So6n bes Or. QttiniOn, Or. q.
9upul Qttinion, 6egleitete 9rn. ga
page mad benz 6pfpital.
Der 3i6ter fe6rte erit tir5li6 aus
benz Sioen 3uriif, ND er ii4 Idngers
3eit a~ufgebalten, nm ii9 BON etnem
S6laqfluffe Al erbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
Qfmukrati(ts StaSt Convention.
lille Tpminatiuneu Der Semufratie
bmrd, affirmation aemad1t.

Der Ri4ter@gunotoat bur9 Gr6eben
bon ben SiBen npminirt. - Die
5aQe Bis duf BEN leBten plaB gez
flint. - gntbuiiaitif9e Qufnabme
Der Observation-Disclosures elmer
ReiR pi9tiger 8ei9tife. - Bio
srapbii6eSfi53en Der ganbibaten.
Cine in bes 8ortes na6riter Be-
beutung reprdientatibe Delegation Der
9emptratie Der Staot Baltimore mar
es, rpel6e geitern 4benb in Der y9uz
fbanesYoiten 9aQe" i'm gGorreiponz
oentz"@ebdu0e tagte uno nit bon
9er5en fommenbem GntbuIiasmus Elm
StabtzSidet nominirte, an tpel6em
iel6it Der 6etnO aus Dem gegnerti4en
Eager Ni4t5 auS3uieBen tpagsn BARI.
Die Nomirattonen Iinb:
Sir ~beiiiBenOen Gi6ter Der pberiten
Stdotgeri9tsbanf = 9r. 5bomas g.
8aer bon 92r. 2217, ct. 8aulItraBe;
fir @aiienrt8ter - 6r. Meper s.
8lod bon g2r. 1745, Sit@2om6aroz
StraBe; 9r. NiGiam 5. O'8risn BON
Ger. Gil, ct, 9aultraBe, uno !9r,
6arrn 6. 8ait6er pon glr. 2122, Dat
Strobs;
fir 4ftuor bes Common 9leas&8sz
ri4ts - 9r. 4Oam 9eupert bon gtr.
6, NoroJ6rontitraBe;
fir Qttuar oes &reisgeriht5 - ST..
Wfar @aps BON Der 4. 8arO;
fir Qttuar oes Griminalgeri6ts =
ST.. Samuel 50. 9attiion BON Or.
1924, ct, PaulitraBe;
fir SCI tamentss RegiftratOr = ST..
8urt 6. 5nrit6 bon Der 10. Warb;
fir StuDtz8eometer-6r. 3uleig5
6. S6oma5 BON Der II. War0.
9Gmmtli6s Rominutionen puroen
per affirmation gema6t, uno bel Der
Domination oeS 6rn. 8aer er6O6en
fGmmtli6e 9elegaten, 240 an Der
,3ubl, ii4 bon ibren @iBen. 9iefe So
mination mar bic lebte, uno Elm IponS
taner Subel Brad los, al8 Der 8orz
tiger feline Domination bertiinoete.
Die Gr0ffnung Der Gpnz
~benttDn.
@s mar I6on etpas nu6 8 ll6r, als
6r. 6urrD 0eGs 8uSf, 8or5iBer Oes
bemotratif6en Staot5Gomite'8, Die
Contention CUR Sronung REF uno
!6rn. 80, Starr @epbart gum tempo
rGren 8oriiBer unO Die So. Jrant s..
Qrmiger DON Der 7. Wdro uno %. 90.
Mafoermott gu tempordrsn SefretG=
rem Der Convention ernunnte.
9r. @ep6art lieB ounn iofort BON
ben Naroz9 elegationen Elm Gomite
ernennen fir psrmanente Orgunifaz
tion, Manbate uno 8eI6Iii7e. 9us
gomite 6s5tano aus ben foIgenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

Gin 2e6rjunge Ober brittle 6urD
8dfer. 3a9ar6eit. Ra43ufrugen in
Yer. 1000, GurlepzS traBe, Ganton.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

Sorlllt3 pS1tdro aus Den fol9enoen
0erren:
1. Nuro-6enrD 8loIe,
2. Worb-@. 8. 6amilton,
3. Wdr0-0m. Yo6ler,
4, Mar0-8. S, 9onalOion,
5. @aro-Ql6ert g.. Sin,
6. @arb-Batrif s. 3epep,
z. Waro-N. s. 8reIer,
8. Wdrb-g. 6. 8ipino,
9, DarO-S. 8. 8afFeD,
10. WurO-8. 8. Stenart,
Il. Waro-2(. Sumter 8oDo, jun.
Y. @aro-9anie ,. 66tsslep,
10. @aro-G6as. 3. Moore, iur.,
IA. Naro-0r. 3o6ert Softer,
Is. 8aro-So6n W. Magers,
Is. @aro-8. s. Glarf,
II. Waro-Soi6uu 5, Goans,
Is. Warb-8m. st. SmileD,
10. 8aro-0aniel s. 2poen,
20. Warb-Soi. q. 8reinen,
q. Waro-9eor8e Gontpap,
%. Woro-S. 3. M}cgfaneD,
%. Warb-9r. .. 81. Rein4urot,
"A. Waro-Spiep6 q, 8arrett.
0as Gomite, pelfes ben Yoli3eiz
ri6ter Daniel S. 2ooen BON Der 10.
8aro gum 8oriiBer pdblte, 5og ii4
Is Winuten 5uriid IL. beri6tete oann,
odB bic temporGren 8eumten gu per
manerten gemo6t, Die Mtanoate in
Sronung ieien uno Die fOlgenOen Be-
f9liiIIe angenommen tperoen ioQten:
9ie 8ef6Iuffe.
y8eT6lo1en, oaB mir BON Neuen1
Die Grfldrung nierer StadtSzPlattz
form be7tGtisen, baB Die politiI6en
@eI6ide MurDluno's pon Der lpeiBen
8ep0lterung De5 Staate5 geleitet perz
ben miiITen, uro mir begutdften ale
conftitutioneQenW}ittel CUR grrei6ung
bieIes 3pede5. Wir glauben ferner,
ouB bus umerifanii6e Gplt i'm 4Qgez
meinen ccrielben Mnii6t tit.
8ei6loTen, oaB ate Gi6ter, peI4e
tbren 5ermin in treuer u1o fd6iger
0eiie aus9eoient buben, pieoererz
nGblt tperoen %Iolten, einsrlei, peIher
9artei tie ~angeb0ren, uno es iolte auf
feinen politii6en 66a6sr BEL Der Grz
pG6lung zines nelen 3idters eingez
qan9en neroen. 0tr beiduloigen Die
repu6lifanif6e 9artei, baB tie in III
rem porge6lifen 8uni4, Die Suits
BON Der 9arteipolitif g%etrennt 3u bali
ten, i9einbeilig lit, ME tie our6 Die
Domination zines urbetannten Wfanz
mes gum Rihter in einem benu66arten
8s5irf ee8en ben ieBigen eminenten
Oberri6ter oes Staates, Sames Wcz
S6srrb, 5eigt.
8&I6loTen, ouB mir Die grri9tung
pon mpoernen S6uIbdui ern befiirz
ipprten, 10 oaB ale i6ulpfli4tigen
&incsr in niht 81 tpeiter gntfernung
BON i6ren No6nungsn Die S6us be-
fu6en t0nnen.
8ei6loiIen, oaB mir uniere Bdrtei
berpflihter, Ip6alo nie m0gIi6 Elm
Qb5ugstonolinItem fir Baltimore 81
bauen, uno 3nar unter Der 2eitlng
elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reprGz
fentatioer Staot6epobner, bur6 ben
Manpr ernunnt uno pom 3~tpeiten
Ratbs5pei8 beitdtigt.
8eI4lofen, oaB mir unIere 9artei
uno G%anoioaten berpflihten, bic Dor
tbeile elmer progreiiipsn Muni5ipaIitdt
bsrbeisufii6rsn, baB Die 9flaIteruna
Der StruBen nit Observation-Disclosures
fofort borgenommen tperoen iolte, tpp
eg not6penoig lit, uno oaB es ni9t
oei9GftsmGBig unb ni6t forti9rittlif
lit, Die 9flaiterung uuf3ui6ieben, bia
bas 46auqstanalfpitem poqenoet lit.
Gin unerrei6tes Sidet.
Die 8eI9life puroen einitimmi9
uno inter ffiirmiI4em Qppluus ange,
nomnen. 6r. @ep6art bielt bunr
cine furse Qnfpra6e, in pel6er el
Taate, oas BON Der Democratic oei
Sfaates dufgefte1te Stdats : Side.
ifehe unerreiAt ba; elei6 CUTE Romi'
rationen babe Die gartei fir Ri9ter
6heriff unb @taatsanipdlt aemadt
rnb bic Contention itehe iebt I'm 8e:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

Xxx Der .8altimorer MeBgers9ss
iangberein" perdnitaltet am nd4lten
Sonntug in Wiaar's 9art 81 &auraz
rifle fein critics grpBes Saienroten.
8eluItigungen aqer Qrt mer0en gebo@
ten un0 elm ieoer 6reunO oes peuts
I6en @eIanges lift eingelaosn, benz
fSeIte beiautpphnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

Der nNri0n" erIDdFIte IN lelner leB:
ten 8erIammlung bic foIganDen Dele:
gaten 3u ben y@ar. SGngsrn:" Ri6.
SanolaB, 8,@urola6, @.6iuing, 8
8rGfe, ST. Geu, 5. S6leiBner, s
Bidder uro al8 Steupertreter 8.
MisoDig un0 u. 8ertram. Sn oer
8ei6Gft5iiBung itslte 6r. 8. Baum
itart Zen 2tntrag, Die 9suti6en UNI
baionber5 Die Oeuti6en @ereins on3uz
reger, eiren eigenen 9ergniigungspIat
an3uIegsn, 0a Der n9arle1zParf," Der
ein3ige in Der Staot ~berfiigbare Purf,
einem 9eriidte na6 Par3euirt perOen
iD0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

Srtntt RennD's 2bee unD
&uFfee.-Seit 80 Sabren berii9mt
fpeoen 9udlitGt unO 9reiie. s. ..
&enn1G D., 60 2Gben. (60ia2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

ShiittelfrDft, Shmcr3cn, Mnla.
ria, ga Grippe nuo fdjlimme Grf6(-
tuugcn furirt Snrcl ,,Sldncn'S 9faue
Bills" aud in hiiiiiGer SSprm).
Srcis 25c. Muentbalben berfanft.
CSe52, 3&S,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

ertpG6lte in isiner IeBtsn SiBung bic
F%oIgenoen 9eleQuten gu ben per.
SGngern:" u. Obit, 8. Settler Il. u.
8nieriem. @or6ereitungen fir Ous
erite grOBs Gon5ert in Der oGsrmaniuz
Mdnrer6or 6alle" uno ben n66iten
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beripri6t namentli6 2eBterer Elm ie6r
neniaderer 3u nerDRn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
STEEL PLANT is
ENTIRELY CLOSED

Pueblo. Colo. Nov. 29.-With the
closing down of the wire mill of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's
steel plant and the blast furnaces the
last OF the producing departments of
the steel plant has ceased operation.
Not another pound of steel or other
product will be made at present.
1t Is understood that the company
will take advantage of conditions in
cident to the strike to rejuvenate the
entire plant. With all the departments
shut down, only few hundred men
will be employed where short time
ago 5000 men drew wages. The ma
chinists, the watchers. a few gangs of
roustabout men cleaning up the yards,
engineers and firemen who will keep
the blast furnaces warm, are about all
the men who will find employment in
the great plant.
An effort was made last night to
learn just how long the departments
will be closed down. but the superin-
tendents of the different departments
would not commit themselves and said
that they did not know when. The
wire mill closed down last night, the
men were given to understand that
there would be a resumption of that
department soon after the 1st of jan
uary. 1t is expected that when the
works start again there will be COM
plete reorganization.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
COAL MINERS VOTE TO RESUME
WORK IN NORTHERN COLORADO

Denver. Nov. 2e.-By an ovcrwhclm-
Ing majority the local unions In the
northern coal fields yesterday decided
to accept the proposition OF the opcr-
ators. ard the strikers Will return to
work tomorrow morning on the new
schedule with an eight hour day. The
meetings OF the unions were well at
tended and the men seemed perfectly
satisfied by the vote, which will be
canvassed to-day by the sub-dIstrict
board. The vote. which was 57i in fa-
vor OF returning to work to 1l2 against
was the direct result OF n telegram from
strike headquarters In District 10.
signed by President Howclls and the
national organizers In Colorado. The
telegram is supposed to have resulted
from peremptory telegraphic instruc-
tions from President John Mitchell OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
to settle the strike in the northern
fields.
All the northern plants will resume
Monday. everything being In readiness
The district produces 6.000 tons OF coal
per day. seventy per cent. of which is
shipped to Denver. and this amount is
fully ample to supply the demands of
the city. No attempt will be made to
regulate the price of coal until the men
<I$t<J<f<*<:% i:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
PRESIDENT REVIEWS REPORT
REGARDING POSTOFFICE FRAUDS

Washington. Nov. 3O.-The report Of
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
J. l. Bris,ow on the postal inyestiga-
tion has been made public. The EVIL
denee against alleged grating in the
departments MAS all made public at the
time Of the exposures. The report OF
Mr. Brlstow is followed by memoran-
dunn by Presidsnt Roosevelt, which is
published for the inst time.
In this document the President not
only names the accused and sum
marites the charges against them. but
their work. saying that crimes OF OH
eials deserve the seyerest punishment.
lie says:
The following is the list OF the four
teeh posioftiee employees in the service
AT the time this investigation was be-
gun. who are apparently most serious
ly Implicated in the Nrong-dolns. to-
eether with the account OF the steps
that have been taken by the govern
ment In each ease and statement OF
the original appointment OF each man
In the service.
t-Tha case OF es-F1rst Assistant Post
master Heath. who had left the service.
July II. 1900. is set forth in the report
ot hr. bfihtpSsp
James n. Tyner. assistant attorney
general for Postoffice Department:
appointed special agent. Postoffiee
Department March Z. 1861: with In
taryals of few years he has been In
the service ever since. and was post
master general under President
Grant for several months: he was re-
moved April 90. 1903: he has since
been Indicted three times.
"a W. Marhen. general superintcnd-
ent free delivery system: appointed
clerk In postofiiee at Toledo. Ohio.
March ]. 1857: continuously In ser
vic. ever sine. save for three years:
removed May "a. 1908: has since been
indicted fourteen times.
George ". Beavers. general supcrln-
tcndcnt OF salaries aud allowances.
appointed to cicrkshlp In Now York
pos,ofiiec January. 1851: continuous
service ever since: resignation ac-
reptei. to take effect March IL. 1908:
hEz since been indicted eight times.
James T. Metcalf. superintendent
money order system: appointed post
Office Inspector February 2. isse; has
been In postal service ever since: re-
moved June Il. 1908: has been In
dic,cd once.
Daniel V. Miller. assistant attorney.
Postoiicc Department: appointed
July !. 1902: removed Siay 20. 1908:
indicted once: after one mistrial was
retired and acquitted.
louis kcmprcr. superintendent regis
try system: appointed clerk In New
- . .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

| York pOstotfiee. August. 1856; re-
moved October II. 1885.
Charles Hedges. superintendent city
free delivery service; appointed as
sistant superintendent free delivery
service July !. 1895: removed July
%. 1898.
James W. Irwin. assistant superin-
lsndenl free delivery service; ap-
pointed postoffiee inspector June "a.
1851; removed September lG. 1908:
indicted once.
''w. Scott Towers. superintendent Sta
ton c. Washington. ID. C.: appointed
clerk. Washington posioffiee. Soyem-
Der. 1880: removed October ]. 1893;
Indicted three times
''otto y. wels. assistant supsrintsnd-
eht registry division. New York post
once: appoinIsd clerk. New York
postotfiee. June. 1880: removed oe'o-
ber 81. 1908.
IT. W. MeGresor. clerk. free delivery
division. in charge OF supplies; APP
pointed postoffiee inspector. March
II. 1881: removed June .. 1903: in.
dieted twice.
&C. T. Upton. clerk. free delivery d.
vision: appointed July !. 1900: re-
moved June 8. 1893; Indicted once.
M. W. Louis. superintendent supply
division: appointed Kansas City
postoiiies April !. 1887: removed oe-
tober Il. 1893.
Charles II Terry. clerk. supply dlSls-
ion: appointed September 20. 1900.
removed October 81. 1898.
AS shown In Mr. Bris,ow's report.
and as partially Indicated by tho ae-
iions In the several cases. these easss
show widely varying degrees OF euipa-
bIlity.
Among outsiders. Indictments have
also been found against:
III. J. Barrett. formerly In tho Post
once Department from May II. 1883.
to September 30. 1893. and from June !.
1897. to December II. 1909: George y.
Green. DIiicr II. and Samuel A. Gron:
William c. Long. formerly In tho Post
Office Department from April II. 1880.
to August IL. 1898: Isaac $. Mcclellan:
George II. Huntington: George =. Ior-
cnr. formerly postmaster at Toledo.
Ohio. from August J. 1856. TO July ..
1890: Martha J. LoFcnx: John 7. Cup
per: II. G. Iialicnbcck: ". ID. Dorc-
mus: Eugene -. Sshcblc: William q.
Crawford. deputy auditor Posiofficc De-
par'mcnt from June L.. 1898. to Sep
tembcr i5. 1897: Maurice Runkic: Nor
man Il. Mctcalf: Leopold ]. Stern: Ed
mund II. Dris.S: George +. Miller. Jo-
scph N. Johns.
Several OF the above have been In
d!ctsd two. three. or Ave times each.
The three chief offenders In the gov
crnment service were Tyner. Maehcn
and Beavers"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
DreYfuss VIII Be Heard.

Paris. Nov. 29.-The efforts of Alfred
Dreyfus to secure a judicial eXamina-
ton of his case have at last been
crowned with success. After examin-
ing the dossier in the case submitted to
him by General Andre, minister of war.
Minister of Justice Vale has transmit
ted that document, together with the
petion of M. Dreyfus for a revis.
ion of his sentence, to M. Durand. pres
ident of commission instituted by the
ministry of justice. This commission
will pronounce upon the admissibility
of the request for the revision of the
sentence.