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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

11nb nod Elm @4tebsz
qeri6t.

Ga 9aa 8olibia, 1. Sarttdr. -
Gin 8ertrag tpurbe seitern gtadmtts
tag BON benz boliDiunti9en Wfintfter
bes @euBern unb benz peruantf9en
acknowledgement Miniiter nnter5e14=
net, poDur9 grdfiOent Rocd BON Ar7
gentinien gum @9iebsrt4tsr in Dem
@ren3itreit 3pii4en peru unO 8olIpto
sema9t nirb.
Die boIiptantf6e &egierung erfDdgt
iebt peitere @9ritte i'm 9in6lid auf
8raIilien's erneutes Po9en, 0aB Die
Qcre : Gon3eIiion annuqirt tperoe.
Der Minifer bes N~uspGrtigen fagte
in elmer l1nterreOung: n9as Sttaz
i6tpeigen bes @pnbituts geitultet Die
Situation f4pieriger."
Mar Norbuu ais Brophet.
Dien, 1. Sanuar.-Mdr Rprbau
GuBert in elmer fir bic ngaeue 5reie
9refe" gefdriebenen Sabres Runbz
i9au inniges 9ebauern ii6er bus
Mo9stbum bes milttGrtfden Srnpez
rialismus in ben Ser. Stuuten unb
erflGrt, Mmerifd Iege bur9 ben frii6er
aus9eI9lofenen 8eiit bes Mtlitarisz
mus Der Qufnabme bon ginpanOez
rern, beren ein3iges 3apital in tbren
trGftigen unO fIeiBi9en 9dnOen be-
fte6e, 5inDerniFe in ben Weg.
8e3iigIi9 Der 3utunft Der reuen
@eIt fagt 0orbau, bic Gr0ffnung bes
panamatanals als amerifanii4es
Giqentbum fperbe ben Qnfang elmer
neuen gpo6e be3ei9nen. Der tragiz
f6e @9aupIab Der DeItgei4i4te,
befTen Centrum in alten 3etten Dds
Mittelmeer bilbete uno peI4er bur9
ben Nusbau Der 6Iotten nud benz
atIantiIden 03eun berlsgt Duroe,
tperbe aIsbann auf bus title Weer
ii~6ertragen tperben. 9as an9elId9z
iif6e Glement tperbe 3uert bic nod
ii6er ein3elne 9untte in ienem Meere
tpeben0e beutfde unb fran50iii4e
5logge gu DerOrdn9en fu4en; oonn
tperoe Der 8ampf peiter, mad Der
uIiotii6sn aiiite DerIe9t tper0en, unb
bort piirbsn NngeIio4ien uno Rufen
gu entf6eioen baden, ob bus Oitlt4e
unb fiibli8e Qfisn britif4 ober ruiz
fif4 iDeroen i'm.
3um @4lufe ieiner qrOp6e5eiunz
gen fagt Noroau:
nMan fam nur nit GntfeBen baz
ran benten, mas Elm ioG4er gigontiz
| f6er 8ampF Der HatiOnen unb Roien
ali be0euten 6Qt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

einen bebeutenben grfolg fir f4 air>
sufeben. Snterefant 1T cine fir bic
9eutf4en re4t freunbli8 gebaltene
8eipre9ung Der QngeIegen6eit in benz
bieiigen a~ngeieheniten 8Iatte, benz
nSornal DO gOmmercio," bas 1i9 ge>
gen bus olte SeBport BON benz nperiz
90 Nuemao" tpenbet unb ausfiibrt,
tpie bas ftarte MfiimiIationstalent Der
beutf9en @inpanberer iebe poIitif4e
@efabr fir 8raitlten ausf9lieBe.
@ieImebr made gerabe bieies 4npaIz
fungsbermOgen nit ben berporragenz
ben pbpiii4en, pirtbi4uftIi4en unb
fittIt6en Gtgenf9uften ben beuti4en
Ginpanberer gu einem ni9t genug gu
f9GBenben Material fir ben Nufbau
elmer fturten braItIiunii4en 9attonuz
IitGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
bod Elm Elieien=Srnft.
Die grOBten S4miebeeifen>5 abrifen
bes 2anbes unter einem SUIT.

~@h~% 80
g6attonpogd, Ssnn., 1. Suz
1uar. - Sine gon1oIibirung bon II
Der grDBten @9miebeeifen : 5abriten
bes 2anbes, nit einem QttientapitaG
bon 16 big 20 MiQione11 Dollars, 1T
gu 9tunbe qefommen. Die eigentliz
DE TRANSFERRING tpirb I'M 2aufe bes
nd9ften Monats ~erfolgen. gu benz
Srnit tperben folgenbe 8eieai 9aften
geb0ren:
gMaueable syron Co." 4lbion, o.;
r8eaber Dam MaQeabGe Sron Co."
Racine, @is.; r8eG @ttb Muleuble
Sron Co.," Racine, 8tsc.; nGbtcugo
MaIeable eating Co.," 8eit : 9uqz
man, Sus,; nG6i5boGm &c MOore
Manufacturing Co.," GleOelanO, g.;
nMarton MaueabGe Sron Worts,"
Snb.; nMtdtgan Maueuble Sron
Co.," Detroit, Mi4.; nMifourt Malz
Ieable Sron Co." @aitz@t. Souls,
Sus.; nMloline MaQeable Sron o."
MiInaufee, Mise,; nPittsburg Mfalz
IeabGe Sron Co.," 9ittsburg, Pa.;
.9rat &c 2et9nortb Co.," Buffalo,
R.zg.; rROB Meeban Gounbrp g."
Chattanooga; ,@pringfielO MuneobIe
Sron Co." Springfield, o.; nSren7
ton MaueabIe SrOn Co.," Srenton;
n8aufefba MaGeabIe Sron Co."
8outeI6a, @isc.; rDbitIep Maae=
able eating Co." Muneie, Snb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
@eaen riner GIeiniafeit.

aeobing g, ga, 1. SaTudr. -
Die ~16zidbrise hibi4e Nora Brett
mann, cine Sonntagsf4uaebrertn,
beging geitern &benb @elbItmorb, In
benz iie cine 9oIis &arbolfGure berz
f4lan9.
@or ettpa atpei Subren bate iie auf
cine Qn3eige bin begOnnen, fir cine
5trmu BON Weftzpenniplpanien 8auz
gummt gu ~bertaufen. Sic erbieIt Elm
9odet nit angebIi4 81 pertb Gum
mi, b~ertaufte bie1en unb be6ielt so
Gents ais ibre Gommifiion. &iir6li4
erbiett fte nun Elm @4reiben, iporin
iie aufgeforbert tpurbe, Die 8aore 81
be3ablen, unb babel lag Elm Gtrtular,
iiberf6rieben: nPOitOrber : 2iigner."
Sic be3og bieien NuSbrud auf ii4
unb nobm i'm 70 5u 9er5en, baB tie
aum SelbftmDrb f6ritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Reihe ShnIihenfnnaen.

G6icogo, /. Sonuur. - Dem
rSQinois college" in SudIonbiQe,
81, fino gum Subresf4luB @4enz
tungsn i'm 8~efammtbetra9e BON
100000 5~ugepieien pOrben. Der
bstonnte bieii8e 99ilontbrop Or: 3.
e. gearIons, Der idOn mebrere W}tIz
lionen Dollars peri9ieoenen tleineren
Colleges i'm Qanbe gum 9ef4ent 9e@
ma9t bat, berfpru4 Dor Il Sa4r benz
nsSQinoi5 College" cine Summe BON
$4,000 unter Der 8ebingung, baB
bic GoQege&e60rbe Bis gum 1. Sdz
nuar 1903 8sitrGge in 9Obe bon
$4,000 oufbringen folten. Dem
grdiOenten bes Golegs, 6. %. 8arz
nes. 1T es gsIungen, bisis 9sbingung
gu erfiiQen. Der leBte, NOD nOtbtge
Beitrag, Inn bic @umme BON $780,
900 gu erreifen, tpurbe geitern gez
sei6net, unb tpsnige StunOen ipdter
fam 9ear1ons fetnem 8eriprefen
na6, inbem ct benz College Qttien Der
bieIfgen yGriten Nutionalbant" i'm
8etrage ppn $4,000 einBdn0igen
IteR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Die 2rifeurGuber BON indianapolis.

Sn0tdndppl1s, Sno., l. San.
= 4uf 9runb Der Qusiagen Rufus
GantreQ's, bes QnfIbrers Der fdrbi@
gen 2ei9enrduberbanbe, beren Sbaten
elm iol9es Nufieben in ben 9dn3en
Ser. Gtdaten sema6t bdben, lit Or.
syrant M.Drigbt, prOfefor Der 4na>
tonne unb S9aBmeifter bes bieiigen
Electric MebicuI college" dnf bic
Mntlase bin Oerbaftet porben, Elm
s6eilnebmer Der 2eidenruub : Der
fdpDrung gu Iein. Die 4ntIage lit
fpeaien burduf bafirt, baB Or.
Wrig6t am %. ROOember 1901 on
Rufus Gantre1 $50 fir bic 2ei4e eiz
ner getpiFen Cora Sbatp beaublte.
Or. Wrigbt purbe unter $500 8irg@
f9aft eeftelt, tpel4e fofOrt seleiitet
tpures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
erLhHmnrh nnf einem gahnsma.

GtnctnndtI, ., I. Sanuat.
- Sier eingetrofFenen No4ri6ten 5uz
folge 1T Der 9~pieltpuuren : 5abritant
S6eobor Clemens ouf einem 3uge
mad Montreal 9eitorben. st mar bier
@tunoen lang betpuBtlos unO cine
Qei6e, al5 Der 3ug Montreal errei4te.
Clemens befonb ii4 auF Der Tlu4t,
na6rf6einli4 gu ieinem in 6olifor,
Neui8ottlanb, anidIftgen8ruber, uno
bic l1mfdnbe Iuien baruuf i4IieBen,
buB er pegen elmer &Iu9e, Die gegen
i'm bier oorlag, 5elbftmOrO begangen
hn4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
0fbrcnf 8IieSeffer.

Gs ftar6 am 1. Sanuar nd4 IGnz
gerer &rdnt6ett 4brem 8Iiebeder, gez
liebter 8atte BON Dora 8Gie6eder, in
feinsm A. 2ebensia6re. Die 8eerOiz
gung ftnbet BON ieiner IeBten 8o6z
nung, CIR. 1727, NorO : 8%roOfOrb=
@traBe, aus Montug, nm 2 u6r
Ra4mittags, itatt. 8eiieBun8 priz
pattm. (2-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Gnnrmrr 0rnfit.

81. Qouis, 1. Sanudr. - S6oz
mas q, Gleoge bat geitern Mtttug feiz
men groBen Mois>Gorner gum abz
f9luB gebru9t, a1tb 3tpar nit etnem
9rofit, Der ii4 8pii4en 100000 Biz
100000 beIaufen ion. Gleage f4loB
beute nit alien rtur5en" 2ieferanten
Gontrafte auf elmer Bats BON 46GtS,
ob, 2 Gents b0ber, als Der geitrige
Gbicago'er Murttpreis. GOntrutte fir
2ieferung BON 5 Bis 6 MiniOnen 8uz
f6el Mais fouen 1i4 in Gleage's9dnz
ben befunoen buben, unb 2eBterer foQ
an iebem 8ui9el ettpu 6 Gents Oerz
bient BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
SranSc.

sort 9obge, So, I. Sdnuar.
= Sin Der n8reat Weitern Cereal
Co." geb0riger GIebator unO 100000
8uf4eI Safer tpurben in Der IeBten
Na8t bur9 Jeuer 3erit0rt. Ser Ser
Iuit betrGgt $125,OOO. Ser 8ranb
tpurbe bur9 6rittion Der Mai9inerie
peruria3t.
@iour Gitp, 1. Sanuor. -
Sin 8etreibe : Glebator nebit Snbalt,
fopie me6rere tLeinere 8ebduoe gingen
beute fri6 ba6ier in 5lammen auf.
0erIuft 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

@mpfdns in feiner DObnung, Hr.
lis, OftzMontgomrpftruBe, unb ouz
Ber i6m unb ieiner liebenspirotgen
@dttin mu6ten bic 9amen Grau S.
0enrD 2ubpig, Grau Geo. 3. Slim
ner unb 5rau 5reb. S. 9efe bic 6onz
l1eurs. Inter ben 9Giten befanben
ii9: 49tb. Jranf 6. Ma4ter, Setdz
mentsregiltrator stephen 81. Wuiou.
!Senrp 9. Gbriit9ilf, 9enrp g. STAB
nor, SEQ. 3. Simmer, SoiepA u. SEC
aentf, Sobn S. 9uniun, Nm. .
p1att, @eo. Gator, Gbarles 80. 2tnz
t6icum, @ater Sobn O.8olanb, 9enrr
u. gofe, Sobn 81. Scott, Sucot
@9oenfarber, Sbomas 8ufeG, g. q.
@elib, 8m. 4. 8ault, 8. 2pmar
8roening, Samuel @dels, iun., Mar=
tin @tudert, gbus. n. 5ieGb, 9urrt
s. @ogel, M. Dat4man, G6us. 3tmz
hermann, Or. 8. Mener, SOiepb 6.
@9leifer, s. Wm. &rub, Spbn S
8nigbt, @bnurb 2tbingiton, Mtutan
s. 8roening, 2ouis 9uniel, Martir
Srin6e, George 8arrtnu, Sreb. s
9efe, 9eter MeMabun, Dm. 8.9am:
morb, Glabton gannan, NuguIt @ul:
ter, @pan $. Morgan, SObn u. 8eder
gbparb S. Burns, MOies Daniel
@m. 9. MDer, u. 6. 4Oams, S
9enrp 6ifber, Sobn 9OfiaB unb @bp
8. 8erIpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Sie Braiilianer unO bic beHti6e
Gintpan0ernna.

Qus. 9etropoIts ptrb benz nRbein.
Rurier" gef4rieben:
Die 8er6anbIungen bes eriten beutz
f6en colonial ongreFes iinb BON
bsr 6ieIigen 9refe nit Iebbafter DUFF
mertfumfeit berfoIgt unO nit GROCER
8efrieOigung begriiBt porbsn. Ni4t
nur beutf6ipra4Ii9e 3eitungen, iOnz
bern aud leitenbe braitlianti4e 8ldtz
ter brtngen ausfiibrli4e 8efpre4unz
qen bes GongreFes. 8on ben beutz
f6en 3eitungen perben Defenders Die
Gr0rterungen iiber bic NotApenbtgz
felt Der 50rberung bes beuti4en
@6uGpe1ens in 8raitlten ~6erbOrge9oz
ben. SIM Mtttelpuntt bes Snterefes
iebo9 ftebt naturgemGB Der 8ef4luB,
ben Siiben BON 8raiilten als gang
Defenders fir bic beutI4e 4uspanbez
rung geeignet gu empfe6len. 9ier uno
ba pirb berfu4t, bieie gntf9etbung
i'm parteipoIitif4en Snterefe aus5uz
beuten. go gtebt 1td eth Sbetl Der
6uubinifii9en preFe bon Rio9ranbe
DO Sul ben Nni6ein, al5 betra9te lie
ienes @otum ais cine riidbaltsloie
Qnertennung Der Weisbeit unb 8Orz
treFfli9feit Der Hio @~ranbenier Rez
oterrng unb als cine 8erurt6etlung
Der 0 ben b~ortigen 9eutf4en er6oz
benen 8ef4perben. 9eiiimiiten unter
ben 9euti4en bebaupten, baB bic
Mu6t6aber in 8io 9ranbe DO Sui
fid pirfIi4 i'm Slime biefer namentz
lid in benz 2eibOrgan GaItil6o's berz
tretenen Nnf4uuung beetnfluFen laIz
fen; aber bic Greube bariiber, baB bic
aeiolutiOn ia geraOe benz buuptIG6z
Ii6ften 8unf4e a[Ier beutf9en &reiie
in @iibbrafilien Rs4nung trGgt, ptrb
ben Nerger iiber bds 8ef6ret Der Nuz
tipiten ni4t iiberpiegen. 9r. GaItilz
bos feGbt biirfte innerli9 melt ent=
fernt bappr fein. bic aeiQIuti0n aIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

Die .Wt Grtnez Srgenteur=
IffoctutionN r. 5" erpdblte in
ber leBten 8eriummlung ~folgenoe
Serren als 8eamte fir bas Sa6r
1908: 9rGiibent, DiGiam @hffer;
@icezgrGfbent, Soiepb Drigbt; prOz
totoutrenber SefretGr, Sobn Mittenz
borf; correIpDnbirenber @etretdr, 8.
goettger; 5inunaietretdr, S. M. gelz
ION; @9aBmeiTter, Sofepb Sorp. 4ls
9ertreter gu Der in 8ufbingtOn Gnoe
biefes Monats ub5ubaltenben Sabres@
gerfummlung Der nationalen Srgdz
niIution tpuroen Mm. @Rffer, DITTO
goettger, SOiepb @ri9bt nno S. 9t9z
qins dusertoren.
4uf Der 8ubn Derunz
gGIdt. - SRI. Della 8. 8repi ter,
@9pe1ter Der Or. 6lora 8repiter
pel6e in Nr. 1921, Mabiion<Goemue,
elm Santtdrium lettet, purbe geitern
Abeno INN 7 u6r BEL Der Nort6<4Oe.z
Bride auf ben 8eleiien Der rpenn@
fDlbanier 9abn" BON einem pafagierz
su9e ber ,N0rbli9en gentrul6abn"
ii~berfa6ren unb get0otet. Der gon5e
&0rper Der llngliidlt9en mar ger
rii1en. Die 2ei9e purbe in einem
5ra9tpaggon mad benz Union
8abn6ofe gebra4t uno bort belahen,
Bis Coroner Murtin bic 2ei9e beii9z
tigt bate, t~porauf Tie benz 2ei6en6ez
ftatter Sofep6 Goot bon Nr. 1908,
Wet : Baltimore : @troBe, iibergeben
iparb. Wie bas unglid geI4ab, lit
mod ni6t auFgetldrt. Die 9et0Otete
fam BON 0iqsburg, 3d., uno puroe
BON ibrer S9peIter, Or.5lora 8repz
fter, erpartet. $50 iie ubitieg, uno
tpie fie mad benz puntte gertet6, mo
Der Sob 1e e~reilte, fam Niemano am
qeben. Die 2ei9e nurbe bon benz
Gpnoufteur 0uniel 81. Raber gefunz
ben, uno elm bon tbrer 0S4peiter an
lie qeri4teter 8rief, fopie Der Same
duf benz MeiIenbu9 bru4te bic @iienz
b~u6nbeamten auf Die 8ermutbung,
bah bic 8erun9liidte Della s. 8renz
ifer lei. Or. 6lora 8repiter iOentiz
fi3irte bic f4redli9 pertummelte
Qeide fpGter ols bic ibrer S6peiter.
Coroner Martin bG1t ben San unter
8eratbung.
@4teBboGbe gefu6t. -
Marf6aq Jurnan tpurOe geftern BON
Der qoli5ei BON Mt. 4irp, Mb., erz
fu6t, na4 0rei tpeiBen MGnnern, Sea-
mems Daniel 6eiIer, RabmonO 9eiier
unb Did" Qambert, alias Ri4aro
Zimmerman, umI9uu gu balten,
tpel6e bort am Neujabrsabenb einen
Marn gef9oKen hdtten uno angebli4
nu9 Baltimore gefloben iein iouten.
Qumbert, bieB es in Der 0epei4e,
| foue an Der Of4MuOiIOnz5 trobe be-
fannt iein.
Wer 1T Der Mann?- De-
tettio Flannerp unb goli3iit Qomm
perbafteten geitern QbenO an bsr Bal
timorez 5trabe, nabe Centre : Utartt,
einen Munn, tpsl6er $3.50 pert9
gin1gent48riefmarfen in 6rn. G6as.
5imonini's WirtbI6uft gum 9erfauf
onbot. @r tpeigerte iiG, isinen Naz
men u~nauQeben. gr tpuroe i'm mittz
leren Stution8bauie eingelo4t.
*** Der nMarpGdno 8dder48erz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

Sn 8ebunten. - 9rOfefor
(na4bem Maier Elm Stid g~elefen, gu
Miiner): yWeiter!" = Muaer: ~S9
patel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

#. - n9en=
fen Sic ii9, Der @6eereni4leifer
S4ul3e ipielt ieBt ben Rentier." -
rs Munber, mo er friiber meme @pu7
ponsi6eeren asi4Iiffen bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Cine f0tRe SSeBr.

@ertbeibigen Sic S6ren 90rper ges
gen Rrqnt6eit bur9 ben 9ebrau9 BON
Suits pilen, Elm itets fi4erers 9eils
mittel gegen 8opfidmer5en, 9pspepfe,
NaIaria, 8~eritopfung un0 ale bumtt
nertpanbten 2eiben.
"Das GrirbraO Ors Gsbtns p
Or. SUIT! Sbre 2eber=pirlen ftn6
bas Srtebrao bes 2ebens. SD tperbe
benz 3ufau itets bantbar iein, Der mid
bieieIben tennen lernen lieB. s. SEcirs
Leigh, PGatte Cannon, GoG.
SWtt'S 2eber:9 iGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

GA
Gragt die eDR SOrt8, Die IhT Inner G8kauft Habs
': s.is NMHzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

&** Der rMarplanb 8Gder@er.
Elm" bGlt morgen Nbenb in 9rn. @on:
rab 0arI9's 9aue, Nr. 418, Msf;
2erington4StruBe. cine 9eneral0sr=
Tdmm(und d6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

en- China beIte6en BEL Der 2dnbung
feline 9aBbOrf9riften, iebo4 t6ut
man better, cine oerarttge 2egittma'
ton nit ii9 gu fibren. 8ei'm ReiIen
i'm eynnern iebo4 1T elm BON Der 8es
Iaubf16aft ausgeitelter PaB unerldBH
ii6. 8et Der Qbretie 1T tein PaB
nnthfpenbid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

timiren. gGFe tperben iebo9 ni6t
perlangt. ReiIenbe nab benz Snnern
miiGen ft9 einen paB BON benz 9ouH
perneut ieber 9robin3 Deri4affen. =
Quf Wartinique (St. Plerre)s
in 81 eusG dGebOnien Noumen)'
uuf Sabiti unb in SUMS ftnb
feline 9dB> ReguIattOnen rorgeI4rteA
ben.
Fir Trembe eriitireu feline PdBDora
T6riften, iebo6 nirb bon ibnen Ders
ianqt, baB Fe ii9 Bel benz Niniiter, bes
QusnGrtigen regiitriren lafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
e
Rein gaBanang.
3rn1iIieR e.

Gas 8eIeB iagt, baB 5rtmbe in
5riebens 3eiten ieber 3eit na4 8raa
lien, obne einen PaB gu beftBen, toms
men, bon bort meter abreiierI posr
Ii9 baieLbt aufbalten tDnnen.
R"uhInnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Die RaRs Regnla ttnnen.

Sir ReiieRbe na9 BEN IusIdnoe
ipi9tige 8eitimmungen auf 9runJ
Der Grbebungen Seitens Der bers
i6isbenen biplOmuthaen unb cons
fulariInen 0ertreter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

u. glautioe, s. 2eimbu6, Dm, 2ebz
merit, S. Sdermer, 8. 8oeder, 80.
Mueuer, Wm. Mi9eG, u. @4lottz
bauer, 9. 2eim6a4, ien., g.2eimbu4,
6. Pfeiffer, 6. pforr, 3. MueIer, 6.
8oeder, s. 8. Gang unb q. Weinert.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
RAILROAD NEWS.
Alaskan Central Railroad Given
Official Encouragement.
President Roosevelt Interests
Himself in the Enterprise.
DEPARTMENT FAVORS.
Some Things of Value Secured
by New Road.
Will Extend From Seward 42O
Miles Inland.

Washington, Oct. III. E. Ballaine,
chairman of the finance committee of.
the Alaskan Central railway who has
been before the department the last
week on work connected with the con-
struction of the road had been success,
full in his work. The projected road will
extend from Seward. south coast of
Alaska north to the Tana river APO miles
and will open, when completed, all of
central Alaska to daily communication
throughout the year. 1t is being built
at the rate of LIS miles year. Presi-
dent Roosevelt personally recommended
to the heads of department the expedit-
ing of the business Mr.. Ballaine had
with them owing. to the public depend
ence on the enterprise in the develop
ment of the resources of Alaska. The
posteffice department established post
Office at Seward, the ocean terminus,
and appointed Lille NJ. Gordon. post
master. The treasury department or
dered immediate action taken, looking
to the designating of Seward as a sub
port of entry The war department
the extension of the government cable
along the southern coast of Alaska an
appropriation sufficient to make Seward
one of the cables objective points. The
interior department. gave final approval
to the survey of the road. The depart
ment of commerce and labor has re-
quired the light house board to provide
a light house at the entrance to Seward
harbOr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

Earl Sage is a new brakeman on the
Santa Fe extra board at Argentine. Mr..
Sage was employed Friday and begins
work Immediately.
w. c. SwaFtz. of the office of the
Santa F'e ticket auditor, has resigned
his position in that office. His resigna-
ton is to take effect today.
Jesse Young and Robert Robinson,
both clerks in the Santa Fe ticket au-
diting department, will go to Kansas
City today to stay over Sunday
l. c. Burch, travelling passenger agent
for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, was
in the city yesterday and made his us
ual calls upon the local ticket agents.
c. NJ. Lawshae, travelling freight agent
for the Rock Island railroad with head
quarters in Belleville. Kan. was in the
city Friday in conference with the Off
Gals at the division offices.
Mrs. Carl L. Sawin will leave today
for Clay Center where she win wish
friends for a week. Mrs. Sawin is the
wife of c. L. Sawin, of the Santa Fe
ticket auditing department.
Nelson A. Emmertz has been employ
ed as a clerk in the office of the Santa
Fe ticket auditor. He will go to work
November 1. Mr.. Emmertz was for
merIy employed in the office of the di-
vision superintendent of the Rock Is
land.
Miss Maude McMurtrie, clerk in lthe
office of G. w Kouns. superintendent
of transportation for the Santa Fe, is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
THREE MILES AWAY.
Orient Now Working in the Suburbs
of Wichita.

1.-THE tents of the graders for the ORR
ent right of way are pitched within less
than three miles of the principal part
of Wichita. or just on the outskirts of
the city, said Commercial Agent Bur
rows of that company to the Wichita
Eagle. .s,s
1t is now probable that, providing the
weather is not too bad. the graders
will reach Wichita by the middle of
next week
They are now working on miles 116
and III. and when they are completed,
which it is thought will be done by the
last of this week. there will be but two
miles remaining They are miles l1S
and 119.
I'm accordance with orders Just is
sued by E. Dickinson. vice president of
the railroad. that the work of grading
into Wichita be pushed as fast as DOS :
sible, the men are making the best
time advisable continued Mr.. Bur
rowe.
The first of the present month saw
work on the grading and more are be-
ing added daily as they can be secured
1t is now probable that the Orient will
be running trains into Wichita basore
February 1, the time set.
w. C. Edwards of the Orient has been
absent from the CITY on business since
the first of the week. He was in Lar
ned yesterday and is visiting other
towns in the northern part of the state
on business connected with the Orient
He is expected home the latter part of
tti~ week.
Farmers living along the Orient's
right of way where the graders are at
work are very enthusiastic over the
good progress being made by the COM
pany All are of course anxiousIy
awaiting the time when the company
will be runnin" trains over it's own
tracks into Wichita
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

reported to be seriously sick with
typhoid fever at her home at 1855 Null
vane street.
Mr.. w. w. Hutton, head of the San
ia Fe department of the Order of Rail-
way Conductors, went to Emporia to-
day to attend the funeral of o. B.
Pritchard, the Santa. Fe conductor who
died at his home in Ottawa Wednesday
night.
Engines No. 91e and No. 49, two of
the Santa FEES new freight engines, were
taken out on their trial trips Friday afs
ter being set up in the shop. Just as
soon as these engines are broken in they
will be sent west where they win do
service on the mountain divisions of the
road.
W. o. Neville chief clerk to the gen.
eral superintendent of the Rock Island
railroad who has been sick with ty-
phoid fever for the past two weeks, has
improved to the extent of being able to
be up and around. Mr.. Neville was out
of doors for a few hours yesterday and
it is thought that it will not be many
more days before he will be back at his
desk.
In paving Holiday street. the short
street running north and south in the
formerly occupied by the street car
track leading to the depot was left va
cant by the workmen. 1t is stated that
the Santa Fe will shortly use this space
for track on which to keep the special
cars belonging to the local officials. 1t
is also stated that the road has Dur-
chased the vacant lot between the, Santa
Fe and Wells Fargo depots and will pus
in brick paving over the entire lot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
SHIPPERS FEEL BETTER.
Railroads Are Now Getting Over the
Car Shortage.

1t is stated that the feeling of dis
satisfaction as to the manner in which
the railroads have been handling their
Shipments. which has been prevalent
among shippers for some time, is slowly
subsiding. For the last few months the
railroads have been troubled with a
shortage of cars and for this reason
there was some delay in handling ship
ments. Consequently many shippers
registered a protest with the state board
of railroad commissioners. It is stated
however, that the railroads now have
more cars on hand and are better able
to fill orders. One official said today:
Traffic at present is exceptionally
heavy but we have received enough cars
to supply the demand