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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
SenIatipn in g8a1 bin9tpn.
Qof(RanSaI gfbt in's Afdaraur.
GntinenOana aIlcr Sufnmente aus
Der @piRSe i'm @riDntbiircan Oes
SitGfs= =@cneralnntualts SOncr.

Grau Spner fiibrte ben Coup nit
@tFen unb @iuen i6res Mannes
aus unb peigert ii4, bic 9apiere
5uriid gu eritatten. - 9as Suiti3z
9epartement gu 9iilfe gerufen. -
Sbner mar f4on @nfangs Wadr5
pegen frummer @eiaidten 3ur
&bbantung uufgefOrOert pOrben.
Or itebt felt Subren in 8egie=
rungsbieniten unb mar Elm 8uienz
freunb bes prGiiOsnten Grant. -
SEPT 1T er trant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

3peiFst i'm 8efs6t gefonen ftnO; e5
fino: Oberft u, g. 9luntett, bic
6auptleute SSo6nitOn, Stepart Sltz
peD, U}orris unb Mc&innOn, bic
2teutenunts 8aDnor un0 Sen, QQe
BON ben aFritaniihen S4iiBen;
6auptmann 8i3eD Don ben 3peiter
5if6s, 6auptmann Slime bOm inbts
f6en MeDi3inalitab, 3pei tpeiBe Sc
meme, 48 Mann bOn ben 3tDetten
Sit68 unb 124 W}ann bon ben dfrts
tanii6en S4uBen."
Sine unDere 9epeT4e BON 8enerdl
Manning, pet6er iofort, na40em er
pon Der gtteberIage OberIt 9IuntetPs
60rte, nit 46O Mann nu9 @umburru
auf6ra6, 1ugt, tpeitere SnformattOn
lei i6m Dom Sberit Gob6e 3ugetomz
men, pona8 QeBterer nit 22O Mann
uno rei4li6er W}unttion unb Proz
biunt unb einem 8aferOorrat6 auf
bier Sage fampire. Gr babe ungefd6r
taufeno &dmeele unb CLAUDE ni9t,
oaB er o6ne 8eiitano aus ieiner Poz
fitton ub8ie6en tDnne, neil ba8 Sc
biif8 70 bi9t iei unb Die feinbliden
StreitfrGfte i6n bei'm MarI9 tpubrz
i8einli9 ongreifen nerOen.
@eneral W}unning melDet bd8u:
sd mari9ire birett auf 8umburru
unD erparte, bort morgen W}ittag einz
5utreFfen. Sd iperbe ber1u4en, Oberit
gob6e 6eraus3u6auen uno bann nit
m6gIi4iter 8ef9leunigung mad 9az
laoi 3uriidte6ren. Sd tann nur gez
nigenb 0afer mitne6men, I'm Gum
burru gu errei9sn, unb perbe be56al6
nt9t i'm Stanbe iein, benz 5einbe gu
foIgen, penn biefer ni9t Stanb bGlt."
0oS britif DE 8Ibget.
QonbDr, %. Qlpril. - Da8
beute Dem 1lnter6duIe borgeIegte Bib
get bepanf9lagt bic 2lu5ga6en fir
19O3-19O4 auF $719,77O,O0O.
G6aBfan8ler 8it8ie fteQte 6os Guz
tionalI6ulb zGonto ouf $1,O35,OOO
fet, tpooon $31, 100000 fir ben Sill
gungSfonb btSpont6et iinb. Die &ez
Denien tperben auf Bats Der eriftiz
ren6en 8efrimmung ouf $773,85O,z
600 geT6GBt, mas einen 1eberf4uB
pon $54,O8O,OOO ergeben piirOe.
Srn. 3tt9i9s neue 8Ori4ldge um>
i9lieBsn 5Olgenbes:
2(uF6ebung bss 8etreibe3oIIes; unz
berdnbertes 8ei6ebalten Der 3uderz
unb &O9leniteuer; @ermin0erung Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
CTOrticRuns fiebe 6. sette.l
Die frOmmtn Wa6u6c i.

sLIE TNUIIEIFNIE l4ANEEtYt9
ptlds siuf i'm UlittsIaItsr bic ct. eerHarO4Rrdua
+trpiaen ,urit berqitsat fonutsH bic bsiltrdtiatH
I7i9euibaften Der Rrduttr, Oersn fs f3 bel Der
6crt,luna b.Oieutn, iebr Dobl OeHu fe batttH
init Dem Gafte Der bttrsifsnosn Grduttr Diets
Rrautbsitsn eeg m,ni6G3tH R0rpsrs oebeilt als
Da uamentlid5 iinO 2;bsrz 9srsns uuo Yla8snltjs
ben, oeft6rts 9er0auung, gsritopiung una Ropis
i5mtrJen Gs ge6t taum elm lpeitss arjnsimits
tai. pslbsg O1s glut Otrdrt rsiHist uHb ol5u bt=
tr5dt. bic aelbpunOeus 2tbsHstrnit piEOsr 5u ers
p.den. nis DIt ct. 8srnaro az RrdutsrpilsH.
(DlDgl IT, z SUB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

lafTun9sgefu9 auf feline angegriffene
8efunb6eit itiiBen ioGIe. @r rei4te
6ann AUDI am 9. N}dr5 iein Reiignaz
ttOnsf9reiben Elm, unb, tpie I8on o6en
bemertt, purbe bic tpeitere 8erabre=
bung getrOffen, baB bic 2t60antung
ni9t bor Dem 1. Wlai in &raft treten
unb betannt gema9t tperben foqte.
Spner's RefignatiOnsI4rei6en un0
6rn. gu1ne's 2lntiport buruuf, 8eioe
ppm 8, N}dr3 batirt, tpuroen beute
Qbenb DerDffentIi9t. Sic iinb in ben
iibli6en, berbinbIi9en p9raTen ubgez
faBt unb ertpG6nen ben pirfli9en
9runO Der GntluFung nit teinem
8orte. 6r. ,9apne 6eOuuert in ieiner
4ntpprt, baB ibn Die Iei0enoe9eiunbz
6ett bes 6rn. SDner 3pinge, beRen
iperthOOle 0ienite 5u-Derlieren u. IN.
II. I. IN.
Die gan5e 2lffatre purbe ipdt 6eute
Ga4mittag bpm 9ensral Poitmeiz
fter 9abne Dor elmer groBen Qn3uH
3eitungs GprreIppnbenten ausgez
trdut. 6rn. PupHe's Sttmme 5itz
terte babel Dor @rregung unb er mar
it6tli4 ergriffen. Die tpeitere gnt@
pidelung Der 0tnge tpirb nun nit
Spannung erpartet. Spner lit, bd
feline 3eiignation mod ni9t in 8raft
lit, nod 9iilfs 8enerdlanpalt beS
Ppftamtes unb bd6er Der &egierung
beranttportli9. Gr itammt aus s5nz
biana unb ituno feit Sa6rsn in berz
fdieoenen @igeni9aften i'm 9ienite
Der Regierung. Gr bat unter Qnberem
Die Qenter beg 9eneral Pofmei=
tiers, fopte beS erIten 6ulfs Gene
ralppitmeiiters 6etleioet, uno i1t elmer
Der betdnnteiten Mdnner i'm offt3ieGz
len 2e6en Der 8unoes6auptitdot. 6r.
un0 5rau SDner paren tntime5reunz
be bes BrGitOenten 9rant uno Der
5ruu Grant. Sn bem 0elt 9oIte
@ongreB BON 1897 mar 51ner elmer
Der 8ertreter Der Ser. Staaten.
AGe @erIu6e Der 8eri9terfatter,
6rn. Ober Srau Sbner gu elmer @rtlGz
rung 3u 6epegen, iinb Dergs6Ii8 gepsz
fen. 6rau Spner f6eint ii4 bur9z
aus feline Sorgen Inn bic 2(ffaire gu
ma&en unb Gegt feline Spur BON Gr>
regung an ben Sag. ST. Sinner 1T
fe6r f4pa6 un0 infolge Teiner langen
&rant6eit fat gGn3li6 bHIflo5, @r
bleibt 6einabe beitGnOig in feinem
3immer unO empfdngt nur tpenige8ez
fu6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
Smr6t6are gxpGOltOtt.
0(ht WGnncr mnS stuci sSraueH 9e-
tGotet.

0as @toblifement elmer Sel Gom>
pagnie in Minneapolis total ger
itGrt, : Der G6ef bes 9eI4dfts
unter ben Opfern, = 1rIa8e Der
@rploIion ni9t befannt.- 8r0Bte
8atuitrop6e in Der @ef9i4te Der
@toot ieit Der Mi6len grploiion
BON 1873.
N2tnneupoGis, Minn., %.
Npril. - 0ds @ta6liIement Der
vRort6peitern Star Otl g." i'm
W}Hblenz0iitritt purbe 6eute tur3 Dor
Mittag Dur9 eine@rpIoIion 5eri6metz
tert unb bic Sriimmer ite6en CUR 3ett
in 8ranb. Die GrpIoiion mar eine
fur4tbdre. 8rennenbes Sel flog ii6er
ale gebGube in Der 11mgebung, unb
bic grT6iitterung purbe i'm gun3en
n0rbli6en Stubtt6eile berIpiirt. N&un
fiir4tet, buB 5e6nMeni4en, ,einf4lieB@
lid uler, i'm 8ireau DeS @tublii1ez
ments angeite0ter PeriOnen um's 2ez
ben tamen.
Die Sooten unb @ermiBten itno:
SO. q. 9abis, 8rdfibent; s. g..
Ourrin, @eneralz@eI6dftsfii6rer; %.
g., W}t&eG, Satob Damn, 6drolb
gOlborn, 0abtb 9ucep, SO6n @Pes
tonstD, SoIep6 Ga SOnb, SRI. Carrie
gaecorb, Fri. @Ga 80. &uunOep.
8erleBt purben: Sames 2ipingiton,
Gbparb Stint, NiQ 2arfon, 8alter
Scott, Soe Mc9intp uno Soe 9rOz
MD.
glGe8erleBten iinb i4Iimm Derz
brdnnt, perbsn ieDO4 geneien.
1le6sr Die l1ria9e ber@rpIOiion ltegt
nod feline QufflGrung Dor, unO teiner
Der 9erleBten lit i'm Stanbe, ir9en0
nel6e N}itt6eilung barii6er gu maz
den. Die 8u9t Der Grploiion oemoz
Iirte ben groBen Oelbebdlter, ms3rsre
fleinere, ioipie ba5 gan3e 8Hreauz9ez
b6ube. Sine 4n5ubl Qtrbeiter entta@
men unoerleBt. Die 6eniter Dielsr
@s6dube in einem ltmtret1e BON neb@'
reren @epierten ipurDen 3eri4mettert.
(5pGter.) = Bis our ipaten 5tun@.
be beuteQl6eno nuren brei 2et4eH aut@.
oefunoen, ndmli4 btejeni8en BON So
fob Damn, Trl. &aunoep uno SRI.
Recorb. 9as 5euer 1T mod ni9t gs@
l6I6t unb bas Su9en na4 2eiaen
lit nit GROCER 9efa6r pertniipFt, bd
man glaubt, baB elmer Der fletnsren
8ebGlter ni9t erplOOirte unO oaB er
iebt ieoen 4ugenblid in Die 2uft flte>
oen tann. Die l1ngliidsitdtte befinoet
f6 am 5uBe Der 6. AOenue. 4uf DE
erite, I'm 11.3O eingetretene gTploiton
Fplqten raid me6rere dnoere. 8IeI2
barauf paren Die Muuern umgepor@
fen uno bie5riimmer ftanben tn6!am@
men. SIN 8iireau entfum teine ein1
8ige 9erIon nit Dem 2eben.
Stint 2lrbeiter, nel6e i'm 5petten
Stodtperte ar6eiteten, tpurOen 20 SUP
bod in bic 666e gei9lsubert unO td@
men nit Dem 2e6en Oabon. sic be-
fin6en fi9 ieBt i'm iStabt 9oIpital.
Gs perlautet ieBt, oaB etli4e Nnge@
itelte unmittelbar Dor Der @rplpiion
ben cyn6alt etli9er Sant @ars in
Oel6e6dlter i'm SOuterrain bes Sc
6Gubes ii6ertrugen, unb es 1T mOgz
lib, cuB elm SSunte aus Der Rdngire
9ofomctipe Die leidt ent3inoIi4e
5liiIiigfett gum GrpIo0iren bru6te.
Die vNprt6peItern Star Sil So"
6eitonb ein3ig unb alein aus Dem
grGFoenten %. $. Oapis, peI6er ii4
unter ben Spfern beftnbet, unb mar
ni6t incorporirt. S6r &dpitaG tpirO
uuf $4,000, bas Gsbdube auf $15,@
900 geI6GBt. @e6Guoe uno ssnbdlt
iinb total perloren. Die beutige 9d@
taitrop6e lit Die i9limmite in Der Sc
19i9ts Der Stabt felt Der grOBen
Wiihlenerplpiion pom Sabre 1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
9O2iQinnqr hrrnna[Iff.

gtncinnuti, %. QpriG. = s.
.. Qebmer, So Sabre alt, Elm befann=
ter bieIiger &apitaIiit, ipurbe 8eute als
2ei9e in feiner Mobnung gefunben.
OfFen6ar mar er 3ufdGig aus einem
Feniter bes 3peiten @tOdperts Aerabz
geftir3t. M}an i6GBt ietnen gto4loB
n,tF S5 600 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
ST. Santes Sapings Sumo,

BEN p april 1903
Die resuIdren idhrIidlen 3tnfen sur Rate 0ph
erci une einbaIb @ruIent,
Die fir 9epoiitoreu dm l. Gfai 1903 filig Frp,
Dsrben an ienem Gatum fir iebes 6onto ucpliirt
unO am uHo mad oem 10. gRai sur @intraelaa
in bic SepoiitorsHSfber bsrsit ieiu; fails OIFlel=
ben Mot ge3ogsu p'rosn, nsroen fe an trEth
1tdi 3u 3inien bere6tist isin Staatg= II. StaoiS
SteHern finb bon Der 8ant bs3ablt.
Rpbt. 8. Rcicb.
146803,5,T90 S6ubultftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

irritirt ben Nfa8ett ni9t,
1T Don an8enebmem Sc
it4mod unb 4eilt 9nten,
GrtdItnn8en, tpeben
gals, 9etierteit nnO
SnfInen3a nit merflpiir>
Ql9eE &eIWGl9Gelt utl0 IN
gang tar8sr 3eit. Befer
ola ole8 2Inbere, 9altfn
Sie e5 int 6auie.
8n 9a6en 6et ApOt6eRern.
6tQ's S90nrs 1tmO Sarts
f6rbe,NttteI, Id)1pars atnO
braun, so Gemts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
@iees@onhernenr Gee FeGrt snrild.

ct. 2outg, %. 2tpril. = Gins
@pe3iaIbepef4e bes n9of 9i5pat4"
aus Bloomington, Sus., melOet, buB
8ice : 9ouberneur Sobn u. 2ee,
tpel8er felt elmer @ode anIdBli4 Der
BON ben @ranOzSurtes in ct, 2ouis
unb GolezGountp gegen i'm erbo6enen
Qntlagen iuiti3flii4tig mar, auf oem
Mege bier6er 1T, um fi4 bem geri4t
gu fteGen unb mit3ut6eilen, mas er
ii6er bic @ert6eiIung bss r8oObte" in
8er6tnbung nit bem 4nttzNlaunz9ez
feBe peiB. Gr DerlieB GbicdgO I'm 9
ll6r 6eute frii6 auf Der aGbicagO unb
Qltonz8a6n" unb io1te ct. 2oui5
I'M 6 116r Q(6enbs errei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
&aban in Der Gelrbacbuua.

4nge6li4e 8erfu6e CUR 8eite9ung
bes Spre8ers Der SQinoiIer Sc
ieB9ebung in @erbinbung mitG9iz
ca9O'er StraBenba6n 4ffairen,
@prtngfieGb, SG5,, %, 2tpril.
- Sm 1tnter6auIe Der @eieB9abung
f4ob Spre6sr 02iIIer 6eute 0}ittag
Die 2tnblepzSraction=8iu our britten
Qefung bor, un0 bic 8efiirporter Der
N}ullerz8tu ma3ten barauf bin einen
8erfu4, i'm genaltfam aus benz 8orz
fiber<@tu6le gu entFernen. sSnnitten
Der alIgeueinen Qufregung erfldrte
Der Spre9er bas 6aus fir bertagt.
@lei9 na9bem er ben Stu6l perlafen
bate, ergrifF 2tbgeorbneter MurraD
bas @ort unO f6lug DOr, einen tenn
porGren Spre6er gu etnG6len. G6ds.
Q(uen aus 8emiqon @ountp nurDe
erDd6It ertlGrt unb DrGngte itA bur6
einen 6eulenbsn Mob gum Stu6le be5
8oriiBers. 9enrp Reitler fungirte
als Glerf.
Die W2uenerz8iG, fopie bic 2tnbz
teDz8tu be3ieEen Itd uuf Die grmerz
6ung Der StraBen6abnen bur4 Die
Stabt.
DIS @pre8er Miuer fpdter 5urifz
te6rte, fpuroen llnterAanOlungen an
qefniipft. W}iQer ertldrte, eS ieien
i6m pon gefpifen 9euten 2(nbeutun~
qen gema9t tporoen, oaB er Gelo Bet
Der5u4e berOienen t0nne, nenn er bic
W9ueQer 8iq begiinitige, unO geraoe
aus oieIem 8run0e 9a6e er oas Sc
gent6eil getban. 0u5 9au5 bei4lOB,
Die peitere grpGgung Der 6eioen Bins
gu berf4ie6en unb Elm 5iinfer>@omtte
gu ernennen, neI9e8 unterIu4en foQ,
06 elm 8erfu8 3ur 8eite6ung beS
6pre9ers gema4t 1pOrben lit. Damn
erfolgte 8ertagung Bis morgen.
@tpa 20 9amsn na6men, geru0e
als bas 6anogemenge Dor Dem Pulte
bss @pre6ers begann, @iBe unmittelz
bar in Der g}dbe OefeI6en Elm, unO Die
2lufregung IGBt fi4 eber benten, al5
beI9reiben. StruBsnbu6n : GOn3eI>
iionsn, nertboolIer ul5 @OlOgru6sn,
itanben auf bem 9pieIe, Die 6eutiz
gen 8orgdnge paren bic itiirmifAiten,
tpeIde ii6 iemaIs in Der 2egislatur
BON Sutnois ereigneten, unO iie bra@
den gan3 pI0BIi4 unO unerpurtet
aus. Die geftrige Grnsnnung BON
MaFeturutoren fir Die G4icu9o'er
Union Sraction So. CAB bic @eranz
1afung ba3u, unb Die @a4e tpirb borz
ausft8tli4 peitere i4arfe GOnflitte
our 6olge baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
SIC Mriie nrs NrGiihrntrrl.

Gtnno6or, M}ont., %. 4pril.
= 9rdfioent 8oOTeDeIt fam 6eute i'm
rMqnmoth 6ot Springs 6Otel" i'm
rgeaopifonzpart4 an. mo- er BON Ell
ner groBen Desni9enmenge ent9uita=
ftif3 bepilfommnet lpur6e. g&orgsn
feBt er feine Sour fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

@tfe' 3 SabnfGmers-
SrOpfen fapriren itt elmer
Min1tte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

ST 0 r Z a.
fragt die eDsSOt8, Di8hr lmTsr G0kaJtt HaBt
:easis '.ss5f G1NZAszSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
@utawsS Spar6aat bon Baltimore

(5ucorporirt l840
Den q. TGrj 1903
Sis resdmdbissn idbr1i6tn 3inen iu Der Tats
Don brei 9roasnt, fir bic StpoFtoren ON
L. apriI 1903 fGuie. tpsrOsn on i,ntm Datum ouf
Grtoit zines lebsH GOntos gsbu6t Utrbsn urO ,um
gntrustn in ben GIStrn Der SspuFtortn am unO
na6 osm Drittsn W n g, ben 20. apriI,
bsrst, uuS nenu uidt ee1Ogsn, BON l. 4prI an
su 3inien btr.dytiet i,in.
Stdatss uno StdotfeuTR tpsretn bon Der 8dn3
bssabIt
Robert .. Srppn.
(Dtdrj25, ,IDlt;G&Sl 9rofosut.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-11-19

Ward Friend, manager of the Pen
Mar Supply Company's store at
Niverton, was a Meyersdale visitor
on Saturday morning. The gentle
man is walking with crutcnes yet as a
result of his runaway accident several
months ago, and has but lately re
turned home from the hospital at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Republican
Too much praise will spoil man.
A little just criticism will brighten
him up. \ public man or public in
stitution that can't stand criticism
has something wrong. Newspapers
rately criticise public man or con
Germ without some cause, but when
they see mischief gcing on they tell
and help stop it. Were it not for the
criticisms of papers many officials
would be much more corrupt than
they are.
The county commissioners have
placed in position a small granite
shaft to mark the beginning of the
old National pike, the monument
being located in the yard of Mr.. G.
James Orrick's residence, and marks
/ the exact spot where the construction
of this great National highway was
Z first undertaken, more than a century
ago. Perhaps but few persons are
aware that this initial good reads
movement of the National govern
ment had its physical origin in Cum
berland. A popular but erroneous
impression credits Baltimore with
being the Eastern terminus of the
old National pike, but this honor at
taches solely to Cumberland.-Cu
berland News.
Argument in the case of the Board
of County Commissioners of Garrett
county VS.. the Consolidation Coal
Company, which involves the boun-
Diary line between Garrett and Allie
ganY counties, will be heard by His
Honor Associate Judge WitzenbacheY
in Cumberland on next Saturday
The testimony of the witnesses was
taken during the past summer by a
commission appointed by the Court
The testimony is quite voluminous
covering more than a hundred type
written pages. The argument for the
coal company will be made by Attor
neys Robert H. Gordon and Benjamin
A. Richmond, of Cumberland, while
the Garrett county Commissioners
will be represented by Attorney Ed:
ward H. Sincell. of Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-11-19
Fitzwater-Pysen Nuptials.

On Saturday, November 18th, 1903,
at high noon at the beautiful home
of the brides father, Mr.. Andrew
Pysell near Deer Park, Mr.. George
Perry Fitzwater, of North Glade, this
county, was united in marriage to
Miss Annie f. Pysell, the third
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pysell
The ceremony was performed by the
venerable Rev. William f. George, of
Deer Park, in the presence of one of
the largest gatherings of invited
guests ever assembled at a home
wedding
The aged gentleman officiating is
the grandfather of the groom and is
in his S4th year He is the father of
eight children, and has thirty-seven
grand and eleven great grandchiId-
rem, and has performed more marri-
age ceremonies than any minister
living today.
He was ordained by Bishop Simp-
son at Baltimore in 1872, as licensed
preacher.
After sumtuous feast to the guests
the bride and groom departed to the
parental home of the groom, with
congratulations from the large as
sembly present, numbering oyer
seventy, among whom we note the
Hon. A. Frederick George, Mrs. G..
w. Haulenbeek, Mrs. Fundenburg
and daughter and some personal
friends from Deer Park and Oakland.
and many relatives and friends from
different parts of Garrett county.
Wishing this happy couple all the
pleasures of union in this life and a
more happy one in the life to come.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-11-19
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR GARRETT Co.
OAKLAND, Md, October 10, 1903. !
The Board of County Commissioners for
Garrett county will meet at their office in
Oakland on
Tuesday, December /, 1908,
to transact any business that may be brought
before it.
By order of the Board.
A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-11-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.

Mr.. Thompson Gilpin, of the new
town of Bond, and Il straight-laced
Republican, was a business visitor to
Oakland yesterday.
1t is said that turkeys will be worth
25 cents a pound by Thanksgiving.
This fact is liable to cause the rejoic-
ing to be tempered somewhat.
The Terra Alta schools were closed
indefinitely Tuesday morning on ac-
count oN the prevalence of several
cases of malignant scarlet fever.
DIR. Henry w. McComas left for
New York Tuesday night in company
with Mr.. c. w Watson, of Fairmont,
where week or ten days will be
spent
WANTED-A party to take charge
of a boarding house in a lumber camp
boarding from twenty to thirty men,
Apply to Garrett Lumber Co.,
FriendsYille,
Clerk of the Court Tower, accom- ga
MED by Mrs. Tower, left Oakland last
Saturday morning for Chicago where
week or ten days will be spent be
ore their return.
An addition of considerable proper
tions to be utilized as warehouse, is
being erected in the rear of the store
building of Messrs S. L. Townshend
& Son on Alder street
The other day party of four hunt
ers went out from town and hunted
all day. They had some dogs to help
them. When they returned in the
evening they had one rabbit to show
for their tronble.
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HENRY KRUG,
5. A. KENDALL,
RUSSELL S. HU BBARD,
ALLEN TEETS.
j EREMIAH CASTEEL.
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a Spiteful Young Man.

A special from Kingwood: says that
Joe Lawson is in Jail there charged
with arson. He got drunk at Irona
and when his father, William Lawson
took him to task the young fellow set
the house on fire. 1t was totally con-
sumed. The loss $500 Joe struck
for Kingwood where he got a team
and drove to Terra Alta. He was ar
rested there and taken back to King
wood.
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Strike Settled,

The strike in the coal region along
the West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg railroad is ended About all of
the men have returned to work and
the mines are busy again. At Elk
Garden about thirty men are out, the
companies having refused to take
them hack
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Church Services.

Rev. E. Manages, the pastor, aunoun-
ces Lutheran services as follows in
st. Marks church on Sunday: Sun
day school at 80; preaching at 1890;
Christian Endeavor at $50; preaching
at 7.30.
Mr.. Manages willalso conduct preach
ing service at Hutton on Friday even
ing, Nov. eth, at o'clock.
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Injury Proved Fatal

Jarvis Custer, of Firm Rock, died
Monday from the effects of injuries
received by being run into by troll
ley car on the Homecoming and West
ernpOrt electric railway at Fitzpat-
rick alley, Pekin 1t was not thought
at first that Mr.. Custer was seriously
injured, but later developments prov
ed fatal. He compromised with the
company Tor 500 for injury sustain
ed. He leaves a wife and several
children.
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The brakes refused to work on a
Baltimore & Ohio freight train on the
'Seventeenmile grade" Sunday af-
ternoon and the train went down the
mountain at furious rate. Luckily
the track was clear. The train was
stopped in Piedmont and was taken
on to Cumberland, where it was found
that the tires of the engine had been
loose ned by the fast run and other
wise damaged.
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CHRISTIAN ORENDORF,
ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that thirty days
after the first publication hereof, the under
signed will petition the County Commission
ers of Garrett county to appoint viewers to
view and examine a proposed county road
in Election District No. II, said road to begin
at point on the Barton road near Alban
Fazenbaker's, and running through the
lands of the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
Co., A. j. Michael, Magruder Bros, Robert
RussellS heirs, Noah Neat and others, and to
intersect the Barton road at or near the Al
legany county line, a distance of about three
miles.
STEPHEN A. MAGRUDER
PETER +. MICHAEL,
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL,
36-5t ALBAN FAZENBAKER.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber,
of Garrett county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of Garrett county, Mary
land, Letters of Testamentary on the per
sonal estate Of
CHRISTIAN ORENDORF,
late of Garrett county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers THEORETICALLY authenticated to
the subscriber on or before the 18th day of
May next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day of No
vember, 1903.
JACOB s. MILLER
Executor.
GrantSville, Md
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' assss ses Of lMz2zz~
Call For Xnnr Letters

Mr.. Alfred Theary, T. B. Pucoek,
Garvin james (2l, John Giel, ]. L.
Hausare (2), Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Speech, A. Wilson, Miss Myrtle Walker.
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ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that thirty days
after the first publication hereof, the under
signed VIII petition the County Commits
slonerS OF Garrett county to appoint viewers
TO view and examine proposed new county
road in Election District No. =, said road to
begm at a point on the FriendSville and
hlngWood road near the end of the lane
leading to Blooming Rose church and run
nlng through the lands of jeremiah Albert
and Noah Frazee, Mary Ellen and Samuel
lowing, G. V. Dixon, c. n. Friend, Allen
IeatS, jeremiah CaSteel, II. 5. Hubbard. }.
": Mccullough, Truman Root, Benjamin
Schr0yer and S. F. Cuppett, and intersecting
the tr1endSville and Oakland road at or
near Elder Hill School House, "A distance of
four miles more or less.