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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
0rnnnfiifs.ll ebertraounocn

IS. Wodm gtttter etc. fro MrGtbdlo
Sptes ETC, 6iOisite Der q. @traBe.
na6e Nort6 : Qoenue, 14.6 BEL Is,
@runO5ins $58; S..
M&Der Gaplun an Solomon Wdz
runstD, NorOieite Der Mapz, nabe
5pringitraBe, 1873 BEL so, 8runO5ins
$39.75; $500.
Sarub 5. Pegram an 6re0erid SO.
0ilcor ETC., 3 8runoitiide; $1875.
SuIia SarOi5 an Wm. 6. 2orO, 3
9runoitiife; S..
So6n 5. Garter an CHARLES s.
@un6D, Siiofeite Der gatterion Qpe=
nlle, na6e Bruce : QQep, Is BEL 100,
8runO3tnS $50; 5000.
8eni. 9, 6rieoentpalb an GQsn 8.
MurpbD, Noropetieite Der 9offmanz
StraBe, nd6e 8art : Qbenus, II Bel
60, 8runo3in5 $50; $3.50.
s.. 8. &c 3. Co." an Samss 8.
Scott, 0orooitieite Der McGuqo6@
na6e 2aurensitroBe, 14.1O Bel Sc;
$500.
@iuiom 8. 9oners an Ri6arO
Relion, 4 8runofide; $4,000.
90. Merioit6 Green an W&. 6. Glib
ion ETC., Gorooit1eite Der 26., nabe
8arclapItraBe, 25 Bel -; S..
@eprde 8lQd an WtQtdm g. Sppz
ers, 6iioieite Der NortbzQpenue, nu6e
2ula5tiftraBe, Is BEL SO, 8runb3ins
500; $500.
Cornelius 6unsD an S0u .. On
time, Deitieite Der 8ulasfi StraBe,
na6e R%ort6JQoenue, IA BEL IS, 8rn3.
$50; S..
@m. $. gDan8 an Gli3a6et6 %.
Sop, 6~iiOmefieite Der @cGuQo6s
ru6e @olofraBe, 37.4 Bel -, 9runoz
gins $151; S..
Ro6ert 8. Sin etc., 5ruItee, an
Dm. 6opp8, 0eIt1eite Der Spring,
na6e 6offman ItraBe, 11.6 BEL 55.6,
8runO3ins SIPS; $500,
6. s. SpalOtng So. an 3e6edd s.
Mari6aG, SiiOieite Der @ul6rootz.
ro6e Sutton : Noenue, 1414 6ei 80,
$1181.81.
marp u. 8en5 an Sos, 8. 8il6ert,
9%orooitieite Der Sort : 4Oenue, nabe
9uQitraBe, S..
G6as. 9. 8afman etc. an Sa8. 6.
Goui5 etc, Meitieite oer6ultonz, nabe
GomonOf ion : Nbenue, Is BET 95,
Grunb3ins $500; S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
8GmPFe in 0eutf4 g ii b
q on {

~ - l ; ;
&aptabt, 10. No0. - 0euti4e
Sruppen baben &~arrresburg, 9eutf4s
@iibpeit : Qfrtta, no fi6 Die 9uupts
mu4t Der auftdnoti6en 9%ottsntoten
befinOet, u~m3ingelt. Sample began
nen bort am IeBten Montag.
Stinner'5 3eife.
Sibuttt, SomaliIano, Is. Hob.
= 0d8 Ser. Staatan : &anonenboot
rMu6ia8," bu8 bic ppn@sneraItoniul
Skinner geIeitete umeritdnif6e Grpez
Oition mad Q6efHnien an 8orO fat,
lit 6sute bier eirgstroffer. Die aus
30 8erfonen ~beftebenoe Expedition
qinq iofort an Qunb. Sic piro NOR
gen per 8a6n BON bier na6Qoi8z4 bee
bu, Der 6auptitaOt Q6efDnien'5, obz
reiTen. Der bieIige 8ouOerneur pirO
bsute @6eno gu @hren Der 4meritdrer
einen gmpFang nit nadfolgenOem
Diner perunftalten. Die 6ieitgen
fran30fii9en 8eb0rDen ba6en oie4me@
rifaner 6er3Iid begriiBt. 8Om Re
QierunQs : 8e6Guoe upo btelen fon@
itigen 6Guiern 1pe6en bic @terre uno
Stretfen.
Eliminate 8artf uu g D.
tetfIei 4.
Buri8, 10. Sob. - Sine BON Ell
ner 4n8a6l 0sputirter unter3eianete
8etition tpuroe 6eute in Der 9eputtrz
tenfammer ~pert6eilt, peIde ben 8orz
f6lag ma4t, buB uuf P0telfleii4 aus
ben Ser. Staaten uno CANADA Der
Minimaltarif Anpenoung ftnoen
ioQe.
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WferbauzG0nben

@of6tngton, .. g., IS. 1op.
- Der II. SabreszGonDen Der III
location pf American Agricultural
Colleges ano Experimental Stations"
lit felt geiern bier in @iBung. Die
meiften Gtaaten Der Union 1ino bsrz
treten. s. 6. Dbite BON 4t6en8, Ga,
8oriiBer bes @refutio : Gpmtte's, Be-
ri4tete, bic 3ruitees be5 Gecil R6oz
bes : 6ono AGtten i6m bic 8erfi4ez
rung gegeben, oaB Der beIonbere Sta
tus Der 4fer6au : Colleges bic fir
R6obes'i4e 5reif4ileriteGen maBgez
benoe 8ebingungen ni8t affictren uno
ale @tuOenten gIei6e Qnparti9aft
borouf 6Gtten. u. 6. Srue, Der Die
Sb6ut ii6er ben ADMINISTRATIONS
0ienft bes Qder6au Oepurtement5
bat, 1pra4 iiber bas 8er6GltniB ter
Farmers : Snititute gum Nferbauz
0epdrtement.
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0rnBfener.

Merico Stir, 10. Sob. Sin
6eFttges 6euer tpiitbet CUR 3eit i'm
8ei6Gftst6sile Der Stubt @eru Gru3.
Bier 6GuIergeoierte iin0 fdon BON
ben 6lammen 3erit0rt. Sin f~turter
0orotptno trei6t oas 6euer in ben
W}tttelpunft Der Staot. Der 98uben
fonnte CUR 3eit ni4t feit9eiteut per@
ben.
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Ghiensu's etrubenbuBnss strife.
6offnung auF 6oIOigc 8eilegung. -
6rieOensDoridldge bes Sta0t@
rat6szGomite in GrfpGgung.


rat68zGomite in gripGgung.
G6icugo, Is. 3oDember. - Sin
8ori6lag CUR 8eilegung Oes Straz
Ben6u6nsStrifss puroe beute 4beno
our6 oa5 pom MIupor 9arrtfon err
nunnte Staotrut68zG omite mad elmer
Gonferen3 nit 8ertretsrn Der 8eOienz
Iteten aGer bieiigen StraBenbubnen
uufgeIeBt uno pom Sberiten 6, 9.
8liB, benz QntpaIt Der rGitp Railtpop
Co.," fofort ben 0ireftoren Der Sc
Ielf4aft unterbreitet. Sn Der ers
pG6nten Gonferen5 6euteten Die Ser
treter Der StraBen6abnleute an, 0aB
Elm 8eneralftrite Die nabrI6einIi4e
Tol9e fein fperoe, i'm Sale bic gegenz
tDGrtigen ltnter6anDIungen feblidlaz
gen. G8 pirb erflGrt, oaB bic 4u5~
ii8ten auF cine giitliae Ginigung fir
ie6r gut 9ebalten tperben.
6eute tpur Der 8etrieb uuf ben 2iz
MEN Der oGitp 8aiIpuH g." obne
groBe StDrung i'm 9ange, unO NOR
qen foQ aud Der 8erte6r auf Der Sal
iteabitruBen : 2inte tpieber erOffnet
nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
SuuOrsfenerz Ginnahmen.

Waf6tngton, .. g., Is. Sob.
= Nu4 dmtlt4em QuspeiIe betrugen
Die 8un6esteuer : @tnnabmen imOfz
tp6er 1903 $21, O21, 5O4, cine 3uz
nu6me BON 1881, 125 i'm @erglei9
gum Ottpber 1902. 8G6ren0 Der
bier eriten Monute bes laufenben Sis
falia6res beliefen ii9 Die 5teuersGinz
nabmen i'm @an5en auf $81,622,821
eine3una6me BON $1,157, 592 im8erz
glei8 gu oemielben 3eitraume im@Orz
id6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

*** Seine erfte groBe Interbaltung
unb 8dq peranftultet 6eute Nbeno ous
r8d6D4 beg rOeutI9en l1nteritiiz
Bungs : 9unbes." Der rSunior : 0i=
ftrift Ger. 218, .. Il. g." in Sbiz
mef's 806men : 9ale. Ollie Mitglisz
Der oes 8unbss in Baltimore iolten
busu ~beitragen, oas NiesenFef bss
n8ubps" 81 einem erfolgrei9en 81 ge=
ftalten. Gin Dor3iiglides 9rOgrumm
1T fir bic u~nter6altunQ aufgeteqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
Sre6er 8nub AM braen Gage.
Sutpelier Safo6 9edeGmann tptrb BON
3pei Negern beraI6t. Die
3Gu6er pom 9olt3titen q. 8at9
eindefdndeu.

JtuNUSN UN" RN0IIfH ~ SN+NJ
eingefangen.
6r. Safo6 Oefelmann, Der in CIR.
1404, Srleans=StraBe, einen Sutpez
lierldben betreibt, purbe geTtern Na4=
mittag in ieinem 2dben BON 3tpei gtez
germ I'm flint u6ren beitoblen, bod
gelang es benz 9oli3iften q. 8at9, Die
3Gu6er balO nab Der Shat bingfeit
gu MAIDEN, unb Oteielbsn feben beute
in Der norbDtIi9en PoGi3eiftation III
rem @er60r entgegen.
6err Oedelmann befanb ii4 ge=
tern Na9mtttag gegen y ubr in ietz
mem 2aoen unb mar nit Der 3epuraz
tur elmer ubr BEL 6dftigt, dls Elm Ne%
ger in ben Qa0en trat un0 etne golb=
pldttirte u6r gu fdufen perlangte.
!6err 0eGelmann 3eigte Inn mad unb
na6 flint ubren, barunter bier 0a>
menu6ren uno cine 6errenubr, pel9e
er auf ben 9lasfaiten bes 8ertdufsz
Tides legte. WG6renb er nod bic
8or5iige Der uhren prizes, fam Elm an
berer geger in ben 2aben, Der inn
cine 9anobpG 9feffer in bic 2tugen
mart. SIN nG4iten QugenbIide err
fdBten bic Neser bic l1bren unb liefen
buppn, DGbrenb nur 6err 9edelz
mann ben @erluit Der llbren, bic etz
men Mert6 BON $50 reprGientirter, be-
tGugte, geldng es bem Poli3iiten q.
@ut4 bonn norb0itli9en 9iItrift, siz
men Der RGuber gu erpif9en. Der
Poli3iit ftanb i'm 8eldirzRarfte, als
elm Mann gu ibm fam unD i6m
i4neq cine 8sI4rei6un9 zines Der
Heger CAB, Der angebli9 Die San
StraBe in peitlider 9i4tung binqb
geluufen lei. 9oli5iit @at9 ipruhg
auf einsn SMdaaon. Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
mGrtbn Gtifabeth Wliner

Gs ftarb an Is. 9oUtmber, @beuos 10 llbr, in
ibr,r GBobnuug AT Der SiOiDch=Gde BON ytoIanbs
MDtuttt mn 6lmburf=8oaD, 8olauosQorf, Jrau
Yiartbd Gljiabetb Differ, ggittfpt Ots UcritorbtHsn
@eurB 3. Wiucr, i'm 66. Gebensiabre. Die 3tit
Der geerOi0udg tpirb ipdttr aug8eiot. @23
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gtraReubahmzgtrif in Vittsbura /?

Btttsburg, "a, Il. JtoD. =
Die 9ieIigen StraBenbdbnleute BADEN
benz GretutiD : Gomite ibrer Union
8oGma9t gu ipeiteren S4ritten gez
.ge6en, nm hire 5orberungen bur45uz
ieBen. Qnerfennung i6rer Union
UNI cine 2Obnauf6e1erung piro perz
hnqt. Soute bic 8etriebsleitung in
Der kute ftattfinbenben gonferen5 eli
men a6le6nenoen 8ei9eio geben, iper=
ben Die 8dbnleute ii6er sinen Strife
8el4luB abtimmsrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
Der 6efe Sreuto auf eroen.

Geit breibis Subren BADEN fia
Suits piGen dls ein Segen fir einen
ieben SnDaliben erptefen. Sic fino
nit Redt elm Sreunb bes Grdnten 81
nennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

bat folgli4 bic beiten Nusfi9ten,
1000 Mdrf gum aGgemeinen 5ono
6ei3uiteuern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
RaaRe nnS 0euidte,

pie oiefel6en pon Der 8aItimorer
M}e6lz unb 9etretbez80rie angenomz
men Deroen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

4m &opfe berIeBt . Der
IS Sabre alte 6enrp Na8mann BON
Scr. 313, RObert4StraBe, tpuroe gs=
tern Q6enb an Der Baltimore unb
9Otpdrb@StraBe BON einem @troBenz
b%abnpaggOn g~etroffen unb 10 i9per
am 8opfe OerleBt, baB sr na4 benz
nMqrplGnoer uniDeriitdts : 9ofpttal"
ge6ra9t tperben muBte.
8roB6eamte Der Sreiz
maurer. - Die 8roBloge 81. ).
&c u. 3d." 6ielt geftern 9(beno i'm
n5reimuurer=Sempe t6re 8eumtenz
pabl ab, bic foIgenOes 8eIuItat bate:
86os. s. Sbrpof, 8roBmeiiter, gum
10. Muls; Sames q. 8retper, 6ilfsz
9roBmeiitsr; '9enrp 6. 9riffir, @.
s. So; 0a0ib M&. Slider, 5. 8. 80;
%. 90. Siaac, @roBS5etretdr 9eter
6. Some, 8roB1S6abmetiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

aufdnig borbeitam, unb an Der SAP
unO 5rpnt45traBe Iub er einen gtez
ger, Osfsn 4usiehen un0 &leiOung
auf ben gleger paBten. Gr Tprang
Iofort bom 8uggon, uno io6ulO Der
Neger i'm fab, CAB er 6eriengeIb.
0erIel6e lief Die 6rontzStraBe 6ina6
in ben StaG Der 6irma Sing uno
bier erpif4te i'm Der PoIi3ift. Sn
Der norb0ItIi6en 9oli3eiitation, mo-
bin Der Reger gebrd9t ipurOe, Fanb
man bier Der geraubten 1t6ren in ben
&leiOern bes HegerS. Dieter CAB an,
baB er @m. Sudfon beige unb in
Nr. 325, 5remOnts9truB fpo6ne.
@r geitanb ben Rau6 Elm unD beI9ulz
bigte ben Reger Nuguftus 3pIon BON
Nr. I'll, 9ober16traBe Der an0ere
Sbdter getpeien gu iein. 3p1on purbe
bol0 oarauf in Der Wobnung oes Sad
ion BON 0eteftip 6ummersled unb
Dem Poli3iiten 0oung6eim ,perbaftet.
4Qe 8etoe tperoen 6euts Elm @er6or
All be1te6en 6dben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
Gint btkannt. Tbat(aff

1T es, bab bur9 bic @d1e perurid4te
aopff9mersen, Opspepiie. Magen<
fdur., Malariu, 8~erftopfung uno
fdmmtli9s bamit berbunbene arantf
betten bur9
Stttt'S 2eber . Hiucn
9plft6neia fnrirt tueroen~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

2onbon, Is. Noo. - SoI.G6umz
berIatn, Der Frii6ere &olpntql : Sefrez
TOR, belt 6eute i'm &oIonidlamt einen
@mpfang, um ben General : Qgenten
Der &olonie'n Qebepo6l gu fugen.
2orb Stratbcona, Der GommiFGr fir
Canada, fii6rte ous Wort fir bic
@ommifGre. 4uf befen NnIpra9e
unttpOrtenO, fugte Chamberlain, er lei
nun beinabe feft ii6er3eugt, baB es
ibm gelungen fei, feline 2anbsIeute gu
i~i6er3eugen, buB es gu i6rem @ort6eil
fein tperbe, feline 5tstalpolitit duf3u=
ne6men.
@erbien in st. 2ouis.
8eIgrab, Is, Iop. = &0nig
geter empfing beute ben gommifGr
@rioler pon Der 81. 2ouiier 4u8itelz
lung in 4uoien3. Der 80nig Iugte,
er perbe IS iebr germ ieben, Dab Ser
bien in ct. Qouts pertreten Iein perz
be, uno oeripra9 ben Minifern gu
empfe6len, Die @ertretungsfrage in
ernitIi4e grpdsung gu aie9euh
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
WHEN DAMAGES BEGIN.

The remaining question relates to
the time from which damages should
be allowed for detention of dover.
Should it he from the death of the
husband. from the beginning of the
adverse possession, from six years
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13

back, from demand or from the COM
mencement of the suit? This is often
settled by statute, and in the absence
of statute some nice distinctions are
drawn from varying states of facts,
and courts differ greatly.
To allow in favor of one who, as in
this instance, has slept on her rights
and against one who, as here, pur-
chased in good faith, and who might
have been in possession for only a
short time, damages from the hus-
bands death, in this instance, for
some thirty years. does not seem quite
right to say the least. That was not
allowed at common law and is not
required by any statute. Nor is there
any rule of law or statutory provis-
ion requiring or permitting an allow
ance from the time the defendant pur-
chased, say, for about twenty years
in this instance.
When the heirs alienee has pur-
chased and held in good faith and the
widow has slept on her rights, equity
should not allow a recovery prior to
demand.
The decree appealed from is reversed
and the case is remanded to the Cir
cult Judge for such further proceed
ings as may be proper consistently
with this opinion.
l. Andrews for the plaintiff: Rob
ertson & Wilder for the defendant
Pereira.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

COLON Nov 12-Martial law has been declared Baran
qulla, the principal seaport city of Colombia
NEW HOPE KY. Now IA railroad wreck occurred here
today in which six passengers were killed.
ST. PETERSBURG I2-Securities amounting $500
destroyed today by the burning OF Moscow mail
CHICAGO I2-Three employees of the Chicago
City Railway strike today They demand an increase
OF wages and recognition of the union.
ROME, Nov. 12-The first public conssory the Vatican
Papa today The
red hat conferred upon FIVE cardinals.
WASHINGTON Nov. 12.-President Rooseves Cuban mes
today referred the Ways and Means Committee of the
Chairman Payne introduced the administration
makes effective the reciprocity ratified the last
and later accepted by the Cuban Republic
SUNBURG Pa. Nov I2-Judge Ausen handed down decision
will far-reacg effect throughout the anthracite
holds that the decision of the Arbitration
appointed by President Roosevelt does
It held that the Commission legal body
findings in the of legal between
the interested
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
MISS JOHNSON'S
\ SANITARIUM

Editor Advertiser: a rumor has been
spread freely around that my sanitar-
lum on kewalo street is liable to be
closed 1 wish to state that there is
no foundation whatever for the ru-
NOR and believe it to be the malicious
work of one Individual The instftu-
ton has paid fairly we'll throughout it's
existence and intends to continue the
good work it has begun. Thanking
you for this space.
MARY JOHNSON.
Nov. 10, 1903.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
CONSUL SINNERS ROMANCE.

P Skinner United States Marses France
going confer with King Menelek of Abyssia
trade relations with this country figured in during Nc
first administration Skinner then publishing
Ohio and the president who knew him WE'LL asked him
the girl whom he had paying
The young canddy said he position
o Now Bob answered the president and married
I'll position Mr.. Skinner took the hint
being girl his choice appointed present place
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13

Dashaway-"A few short hours ago I
was sitting with a girl. telling her she
was the only one in all the world
ever loved, and so forth, and so forth"
CIeverton-"And she believed you, did
MT she?" How could she help it?
Why, l believed it myself. Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
THE sOUTH's NEW SUGAR PLANT

agricultural department is inquirng into the statement
plant has been
promises pant the and the sugar
The plant contains saccarne high
centase sugar properties which
climates like those of the portion
According made by
director agricultural institute OF Auncion this plant
sugar twenty thirty times
beet sugar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
BOUGHT ISLAND FOR 80 CENTS.

Senator John of Harrisburg Pa, island
Susquehanna opposite Harrisburg which was purchased
cents formed by the gradual accumulation of
and auvial deposit and
ator Fox filed and the internal affairs depart
nen decided property his The paid under the law
the regulation 20 cents will shortly take steps
.ens;,e improvements on his property
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-13
BIRDS FLIGHT A MYSTERY.

After wears the topic Professor Alfred Newton
Of cambridge stated doubt bird migration the greatest
$50. - the entire animal kngdon-"a he added that
can he no more explained the modern OF science than by the
simple minded savage of antiquity
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12
INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.
Supreme Court Decides Sixty
DAYS Notice Not Necessary.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. No., May 1.-THE supreme
Court to-day issued a peremptory. writ Of
mandamus in favor of Norvell-Shapleigh
Hardware Company against Sam B.. Cook.
Secretary of State. to compel him to issue a
certificate OF increase of capital stock to
the company. All Of the shares of the COM
the increase was voted, but the certificate
was refused because the customary sixty
days notice had not been given.
This decision is in line with the Riesterer
case Q60 Missouri. 14l), which held that
when bonds were issued by a corporation
with the unanimous consent OF the stock,
holders the sixty days public notice required
by the Constitution and laws was not nee
esSary.
While It was true that the court in this
case overruled the McGrath cFS" 6s Mis-
souri,. 2D, the Secretary of safe did not
feel warranted under the law in issuing q
certificate increasing the capital stock OF g
statutory provisions had been complied
with. the principal one OF which was that
the capital stock Of a corporation could not
b. increased without giving the sixty days
public notice. The question Is now settled
in a friendly proceeding invited by the Sec
rotary of State.
the court to-day:
Bridge and Terminal Company; motion to
set aside continuance sustained and set for
hearing Jun Is. 1860.
Youree VS.. Home Town Mutual Insurance
Company: motion to advance sustained and
1903. ~
State ex rel. Grafeman. Dairy Company VS..
Tracy; motion to set aside orders on mo-
ions TO quash, etc, overruled.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12
EUcHRE CAUSED HIS TROUBLE.
Robert Bohnenkamp Fined $50 for
Assaulting His Wife.

Robert Bohnenkamp yesterday morning
was fined $50 by Judge Tracy in the First
District Police Court on the charge of dis
nenkamp.
Mrs. Bohnenkamp declared that she was
beaten by her husband because she insisted
going with him to a euchre party.
He had promised me earlier In the week."
said Mrs. Bohnenkamp. ito take me to
the euchre at Broadway and Geyer avenue
was ready to go. but he said / could not
accompany hin I asked him why he had
changed his mtnd and he said I could not
play euchre. anyway. I insisted that l could
play as we'll as he and he beat me-"
Mrs. Bohnenkamp followed her husband
from their home at No. 1873 Carr street to
the hall. where the euchre was given. She
carried their baby in her arms md created
a scene at the hall. The police were at
tracted and she caused her husbands arrest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12
The Reverend Frank G. Tyrrell
Reads a Paper on "The Mar
riage Market"
SOCIETY METHODS CRITICISED.
Spectacle Presented by Some
Maids and Matrons Said to Be
Enough to Make Angels
Weep.

| u.a - -.
Observation-Disclosures Inaius aHu ~ VI
society are viewed with great disfavor by
the Reverend Frank G.. Tyrrel, pastor of
Noun, c,ha,,a Chr,,.,., chrr,h
| In a paper entitled Tho Marriage Mar
ket." which he read Yesterday morning be-
fos Nh. c,r,,,,ar Ir,n,,,ors, A..oc,ation
'i4tis'eAs ~
"e scored "hat ne alleges 70 DO eAisuns
sohaiuohs. and declared mat huso"nu-
hunter Is a spectacle to make the angels
weep. whether she be n manageable young
uorr,, H. uor,. a....- ,,,+b.r ~
"' may Souns "oHiau Ahol''i' !"
her guardian
The paper was n chan.er from a book
which Nv Trrr.u . n.ap..,ao an ,h. .,b.
ject OF social conditions. He said, in part:
Mothers with mar-iareablo daughters
ora 20 no -. - S,,,o ~ ,h.,r
girls, but shall we so readily forgive them
IL they 90 sbou, s,b.p,ins hov thev NAV
entrap the rich Young Go.rox. into an en-
gasement with Susanna or Marion?
MANY n social function ia arranged not
me.srs 70 EXHIBIT tns wealth. o. Is PA H.
fore crutin,zn ga1e n, sasa, rnate-sesk-
Ing mon 49, snn batIs di,nsrs thea
This .Pren. me a., an pm stH ardar The invita-.
lions engrered. ~ Sb,I ns" ss tuvi.s many or
fewS ShaiG ~ S Jka ho,her ask eyery
80 o ao -
nan na .nat mas anythi!g. OF mas d Ias p 80
pse. OF gettnE anfthing. we wshs anth
sassen some ~ Of our sTas are our a q t rst ,'A
~ maven na@ ptoposn. Nv ,,o,
Ana me mahagerS OF inc niI, pnnn ~
market ~contr1ve by all the arts SHOWN 10
she sex to gather tosether a mkeiy o"nn,
xaty' warm their otoou wttn viii, nd
sneIr ohsues. sFnother lhes ".S ~
give the girls another chanGe; On' tue hof>
for and the humiliation OF II!
CRITICISES FASHION.
.1 oo,, - :. ~ .aro,a-s I,s,., m %be
,,,,sSo II on sme We, arS Sostar ana mad
~ ia 800 T,ta or &c thicE With min
SNa peiua.ies. anu M nv eaasnSa ~ the
m,,so itsamt IN ~ nnust contrihnte 10
aSt i'seii, eNesS M nu - ,n,a gina tion,
sne Gne Ereat eng OIL hiinS ~, e. .ha hea rts
neatlas the piooo ana e"sNaitAs e9 "
fUuHE men. h,r y often hard
5u. shef are WY. my b,rnt ont
eleo teprooatesi oiase anu A. Snr a
n.en that no rauohaI glri wou,o Will ,iS wart
nusoano anc no sSne Wo ona rs SIsS along
.pr Il SoaLtnaia". tneS ,ar3itfon and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12
81. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS

Doctor A. w. Heitzig of ST. Louis plead
ed guilty yesterday to a charge of shooting
3nsectiverous birds ard was fined So ard
costs by Justice j. vii Barron in Webster
Groves.
F@Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to- August Peters Of 81. LOUIS and Mildred
O. Riley of Newcomb Cry, Miss. and 70
William Z. wenrick of No. If9 North
Broadway, and Pearl Frost of Litchfield.
nj;
Jacob Studt. Sr., of Creve Occur died at
hist home Friday and was buried Sunday.
He-Mas 20 years old and a prominent mein-
Der, of the Old Settlers Association.
"A special election will be held in the
Ferguson school district today TO vote on a
proposition 10 increase the district tax from
60 cents to IS cents on the 500.
"A delegation of about fifteen citizens.
living on Ferguson avenue, appeared before
the County Court yesterday and protested
against the action of the court in granting
authority to the Delmar and Clayton Rail
way Company to remove It's tracks from
that thoroughfare. J. D. iouseman. mara
ger of the St. Louis. ST. Charles and West,
ern Railway Company. was with them and
offered to operate the road II the conditions
calling for its reconstruction were stricken
out.
The will of William Schroeder of Man
chester was filed in the Probate Courtf IN
Clayton yesterday. He left all of his prop
erty to his wife for lie, and directed that.
after her dsatn. II be divided equally among
their ten children.
The St. Louis County Street Railway