davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-24
November 2, 1908,

Marks the first anniversary Of the
famous North Star Limited on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis r. R. Every
convenience has been added for the
comfort of the traveller until it has
reached the acme of perfection.
Through Pullman compartment and
buffet sleepers and free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and st. Louis. Why
not give it a trial on your next trip /?
For particulars call on J. C. Rickel,
City Ticket Agent, No. / Washington
Ave South, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dyspepsia in it's worst forms will
yield to the use of Carriers Little
Nerve Pills, aided by Carriers Little
Liver Pills. They not only relieve
present distress but strengthen the
stomach and digestive apparatus.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-24

''The Good Old Summer Time''
Is approaching in California, and the
Minneapolis & st. Louis is selling low
excursion tickets daily. Only $32.9O
from the Twin Cities. Personally con-
Quoted excursions each Wednesday and
Thursday. Call on j. G. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent, No. Washington Ave
South, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-24

Smart Weed and Belladonna, COM
bined with the other ingredients used
IN the best porous plasters, make Car
ter's S..W. & B. Backache Plasters the
best in the market Price rs cents.ES
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-24
A WISE TENDERF00T
A Fly Newspaper Man Forced Even
the Colonel to Ad-
mire.
A Careful Guy Who Wouldn't.
Take a Gun Provoked the !.
! Story.

F'you want ducks to fly. SO clost they
knock your hat off, er pa tridges flirt dust
into your eyes 18th their tails, &er deer to
bite you, jes' go afishin, longer guy Fat
thinks Moses fetched the game law under
his arm Wen he come down Mt Sinney,
an won't take a gun long; -: z:
=. Philosophy Of Colonel Wheaton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25
LOCAL ITEMS.
1ered.

G. A. Taylor, secretary of the Glass
Prudhomme company of Portland, is
in the city today looking after his
trade.
c. Nj. Taylor in the superior court
this morning began suit against OH
yer Daniels for the recovery of $33o
alleged to be due on several promis
sorv notes. One hundred dollars at
torneys' fees are also asked for.
Major Dill, a Del Norte colt owned
by DR.. M. A. helms, trotted mile in
2:29A at the track Of the Walla Wal
la County Fair association this morn
ing. The horse was driven by Frank
Barrows owner of Del Norte. The
race against time was made for a bel
Of 500.
The new directory of Walla Walla
which will soon be issued by the
Pope company gives promise of being
the most complete of any ever gotten
up of the city. The work is in
charge of L. G. Wheeler, an exper
fenced directory man, and he is be
ing assisted by G.. S. Fletcher, G. E
Firth and ]. C. Won Rosenhart.
Charles Clark returned Tuesday
from the Thunder mountain country
where he spent several months with
Charles De Voc and Frank Macy de-
veloping properties in the Trappers
Flat district located in the summer
of 1902 Messrs. De Voc and Macy
are expected home in a week or So
Mr.. Clark was crippled up on the trip
and is hardly able to get around as
yet. While lifting heavy log he in
jured his back severely and a short
time afterward his pack mule SHE'D
into him On side hill inflicting a fur
Their injury.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25
TWO SUITS DECIDED
T. A. Wood Goes Free on
Charge of 1respasS.
BUT LOSES Civil ACTION FOR $500
Criminal Charge Preferred by Mrs. }.
B. AIIen-TroubIe Arose Over
Sale Of Some Hay.
BUT LOSES Civil ACTION FOR $500

A charge of trespass against L. A
Wood preferred by Mrs. John B. AL
len was dismissed in Judge Huffman's
court this morning, but counter civil
suit that he brought against Mrs. Al
len for 500 damages alleged to be
due, owing to her failure to carry out
hay contract was decided against
him, the defendant being awarded
s15. The costs of the case were taxed
up to Mr.. Woods.
The case was bitterly fought out
Mrs. Allen being represented by At
torney John Sharpstein and Mr.
Woods by Attorney Blandford. The
trouble arose over the alleged pur
chase of some ten tons of hay from
Mrs. Allen by Woods, who stated that
he had bought the hay at an agreed
price of So per ton and had paid her
foreman 800 forfeit money.
This was on September 18th. and On
Iuo L1SC uS udu SdllCu a. Wv AAAAOA
home and paid the balance in the
form of a check to Mrs. Allen. The
next evening Mrs. Allen called at the
Woods residence and returned the
purchase price in a sealed envelope,
leaving it with Mr.. Woods mother.
Suspecting that the deal had been de-
clared off, he refused to accept the
and next day went to the
Allen place and commenced to remove
the hay.
Mrs. Allen through her foreman
Woods off her place as a
trespasser Woods refused to depart,
but finally did so taking about 1000
pounds of hay that he had loaded on
his wagon. A charge Of trespass was
lodged against him and he in turn
filed a civil suit for 500 damages.
Mrs. Allen in testifying said she had
agreed to take the market price,
which was contended to be much
higher than IS GER ton and nearer $12.
It was upon tits point that there had
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

corrigibility was virtually settled this
morning in an informal hearing be-
fore Judge Brents. Mrs. Smith said
that her parents residing in Montana
were willing to take Frank. the eldest
and she would provide home for lit
tie Charles.
Before accepting the terms the
Judge said he was TO be assured that
Frank was started on his destination
and that he would issue instructions
for Sheriff Painter to escort the boy
TO the train and personally place him
in charge Of the conductor. The mat
ter will be definitely decided next
Monday.
The boys who have caused the pc
lice ne end of trouble, were arrested
on a petty larceny charge. later be
ing charged with incorrigibility ant
turned over to the higher court fo1
disposition. For a time it looked az
if the youngsters were slated for the
reform school, but the promise O.
Mrs. Smith to provide them homes
away from evil influences will prob
ably settle the matter.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

The ]. J. Kaufman Meat company
have on display at their market one
bear and three cubs which were kill
ed by Ben Johnson, near Thomas
cabin. The bears are fat and tender
and the meat is being sold rapidly.
Telephone double four
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

not been a clear understanding as to
what the market price was that the
decision against Mr.. Woods was ren-
iered
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

w. D. Smith is the pest equipped
funeral director in the city. Offers
largest assortment of goods at half
the price of competitors.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

kerry WANTED-SPLEND
opening in growing town; no oppo-
sition. Suitable location ready Oc-
tober /. Fine chance for indus
trious man with little capital.
Particulars for the asking. Address
w. A. L. Statesman Office, city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

CHEAP FARM LANDS NEAR DAY
ton; 320 acres for $3.50 per acre !;
$50 acres for SIS per acre; 90-acre
farm for $25O0 will take town prop
erty to the amount of $1,000; $500
10 tons of hay in the barn; 6 miles
from town; near good school. En-
quire of E. Campbell, Walla Walla,
Barrett brick; Phone Main 1888;
postOffice Box 1856.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

Portland Restaurant leads. Don't
patronize Japs and Cinnamon when
you can eat at the Portland.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

Burnham's Jellycon in all flavors al
Sims grocery
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-25

Alder Street Meat Market, Quicl
service. Tel. Main sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
0ie meHer ltntpn Seles

Sic 80 itern Il Sele@
grapb 6 o." OertGugt. = Or.
6pparo u. &eup fat bic nWefern
Union telegraph Co." I'm $4,000
@6abeneriaB i'm Superior : 9srtdt
bertlogt, neil bieielbs ungebliA 3fpei
an i'm abreiIirte 9epeiden ni6t abz
lieferts, poour9 er DerbinDert tpurbe,
elmer Operation bei3upobnsn. Or.
&eGD DerlieB am II. Sttober 1902
Bolton, nm mad Baltimore 81 reifen.
Der 3ug ging brett bur4. 4m ielz
ben 4benD purbe BON 6ierdus eine9ez
pef9e an Or. 8eqp nu4 Rep~9apen
gefanbt, porin er erfu6t puroe, am
folgencen Sage na9 Cambridge gu
fommen, INN cine Operation bor3uz
ne6men. Sine 3peite OepeI4e Duroe
i6m Nbenbs na9 Srenton, N.zS., ent@
gsgenge1anOt, a6er feline BON beioen
0epeI9en er9telt er unb fam in SOlge
teTen brett na9 Baltimore Ii. tonnte
Der Operation in 6olge 0efen ni4t
heipphnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
Observation-Disclosures

GrtmtnaI=8 t4t tt or
8i6ter @tot6riOge,) Sir beuts:
@in6ru8 - 9eorge So6nfon, Gbn.
Sanders; 9iebitabl - 4rtbur s.
Q(qen, MarD 6. 0ater5, 6aQie So6nz
1on, @oparD 6enberion; 0ei6erpriiz
gelns - So6n 8asceua; 8u6eit0rung
- Sp6n 2atprencs.
Matfengeri4t. = (8or ben
&t6tern 8lof uno O'8rten.) gu Sc
Observation-Disclosures ipurben ernannt
in ben fSGQen BON @aml. 8. Sbunts
6rau 6uttie 6. @6anfs, 8iirgi4aft
$500; BON 6enrp g. 8eeler Trau
Minnie 81. 8eeler, 8iirgI9aft $1OO.
gu 9a8IaBOsrpaltern iinO ernannt
morDan in ben 6duen DON S. 9opeq
Carroll SRI. 6uian Miutams, 8iirgz
f4aft $4,000; BON Marguret O'@onz
nor 6r. G6arles 9. O'Gonnor, 8iirgz
f6uft $4,000; BON 9orot6ea @ersler
ST. Wm. g. 8unbIa4, 8iirgi4uft
$25OO. @erpaltungS6eri9te purOen
%gene6migt in Den 5GGen BON Garep
9au, $8O1; Don Carl S4Dnpettsr,
$8767; BON 6lorence 81. SoneS, 1888;
BON Marp @6attle, $181. SnOentarz
8er5si6nife eingerei4t in ben 6daen
BON Margaret O'@onnor, $1089; BON
So6n Rne8t, $5676; DON Marp S.
@coggtns, $9756. 8ertdufe rutifi3irt
in ben TGlen bon Barbara Sod,
$1,000; BON Margaret S. 9OpIe,
S15OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
Gns bent Snncren Warblan0'a nnh
Drn angrrH3enoem StnateL
q pti3eH n.

Sci &ebnolbs, nt9t melt bon Gum
berlanb, entglei1te Elm 6ra4t3ug unb
mebrere Daggons ftiir5ten einen OBJ
bang btna6. Oas 9eletIe mar einen
9an3en Sag blodirt. Riemarb nurbe
DerleBt.
Sn Cumberland fat 5rau Minnie
See SngOer cine &ldge nm S9eiounq
BON Sobn u. @npoer einrei6en luiz
fen.
Bel benz 8eriu9e, einen @9parm
&inber Dor Dem 6eranna6en zines
3uges 81 fparnen, erlttt Der 8a6nz
tpGrter Sames 80. 8eaa auf Der 8ebz
MISUNDERSTANDING in Cumberland
f9limme 8erleBungen am Riiden, I'M
benz ibn cine 2otomptipe itreifte.
Sn Mccibent, @arrett|Go., purDe
Der 16 Sabre ulte Sp6n bes 9rn. s.
g. Spei6er Bel Dem Siittern Der
pferbe ben einem Der Sbiere nit eli
mem 9ufe an ben Ropf getroffen unb
auf Der Steqe get0Dtet.
Die &lonoife45arm BEL Cation lit
fir $4,000 an 5rn. @sorge Oulin per=
fGuft norben.
Sn Cation bea6ii9tigt man, cine
elsttrif9e 8abn bon bort mad 2opez
poi1t Ii. Cambridge 6errD gu bauen.
0as 1teue 9etm Der nOob 6eGops"
Bel Guicott<GitD ion am 20. Npril Der
@rpBIose bss Srbens ii6ertragen tperz
zen. Ods 9ebGu5e fte6t auf einem
2unb5GompGer BON so Qdern.
Sn 0etminiter purben Die Regsr
8eter Diron unb Sofepb 2epis gu 10
Sabrsn, refp. 8 Sa9ren 3u9tbaus
berurtbeilt, neil tie auf Der Sarm Der
6rau $. Goe eine 4n3abl @ieb gez
t0btet unb eeto9en 6dtten. 8eioe be-
farnten ii9 f9ulbig. Sic buttsn ben
Strei6 aus Ra4e get6an.
Sn Cumberland lit Die Na9ri9t
BON benz Spoe bas Muiif>O irigentcn
6. 6. 2ance in Marren, g., eingetrof>
fen. 9rpf. 2ance mar IN 0eer<Purt
unb Saflan5 gut betannt.
Sn Ga 9lata Itnb oas alte 9ert9tse
sabGube unb bas @efdngntb on Die
GountpJGommifdre auf Qbbru9 perz
fault porOen. Gs Ioqen gegen 1907
600 quite 3iegelteins IN ben 6eiben
6dufern iein, fpelfe $500 bra6ten.
gei 8runspid, 5~reberid<@O, 1T
Der Wirtb peter Weisteribes, Der aus
McReespprt, 3d., ftammt, o benz
Ieaer S. SO. 8earo eri9oHen pOrben,
Der gtescr purbe mad LANCER Sdgb in
9irginien srpif4t unb mad Greoerid
in's 9efGngniB gebra3t. Sn beriel=
ben Ra6barf6aft puros Dor brsi Sab
rem fdon elm Mdnn ermOrbet.
Das 59au5pielhaus in 6roitburg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
s6a6 ben SruHs!
Der 8eneraIanpalt bes Gtaates 81
linois beginnt einen energii4en
&rieg gegen Gorporationen.

6pringfteG0, ST., II. NpriG.
- 8eneralunpult 9amlin bat benz
StuatsantpuIt 9eneen bon Goptzz
Gpuntp Die Ramen BON etpa 1000
gorporationen ii6ermittelt, pel9e e8
perIGumt baden, Der iingit Don Der
Supreme Court bes StuateS Suinois
Gpro6trten geieBliAsn 8eittmmung
6olge gu leiften, pOno6 OisIelben
id6rIi4 be8eugen miifen, baB ie tetz
nen 9pol, Sruit ober Combine ge6ilz
let baden. Der 2ifte Der fdumigen
Gorporationen Iiegt cine Snftruttion
Bel, in pelGer Der Gtaat5anpalt aufz
geforbert pirO, auf @runO be5 taat@
li9en NntitruItz9 eieBes gegen bic be-
treffenben @orporationen p%Or3ugeben.
4u4 ben iibrigen 5taut5antpaltet1
perben @eitens be5 @eneralannalts
G6nli6e Rumsnslifen 8ugeiteat tper~
ben. 0ie geieBli8e Strafs fir Inter
luFung Der 3eugniBabIegung betrdgt
$50 pro Sag, 10 OuB jeoe Der istt WSO@
raten IGumigen GorpOratiOnen gu
@elo6uBen in 666e Don $4,000 big
$4,000 perurt6eilt perOcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

Der 3egttrtrung. AlIe Su<
reuur limb BON u4r ii
bis 9 u6r Qbenbs offen.
Sc bensge.fG9rGi4 per-
Iebt.- Qouis 8oDer, Elm 81 Sabre
alter gteger BON gar. GIT, Gioer~4lz
len, pur6e geitern bonn 9Oli3eiri4ter
Qpcen Dem @eri9tsperfubren Iiber>
pieIer, neil er ieinen RafengenOfen
gao. 8urfs BON Ger. 708, @ioar OIL
Iep, GebsnsgefdbrIi9 DerleBte. Die
beioen Negsr gerietben am @amfag
Ql6enb aus geringfigiger l1ria6e in
5treit, unb i'm 8erluufe oe1elben
f6lug 8oDsr ieinem 9egner nit stnem
2ieQelItetne bic 6irni6dale Elm. Pdrfs
puroe nab Dem rMurpldnber nniperz
ftGts : 6oIpituI" gebru4t, poiet6it
Inn Elm 8erbuno angelegt ipuroe. @r
peigerte fi9 ieboa, in oem 9pipttdl
gu ~perpeilen, uno begab ii4 na4 ietz
ner Wo6nung, tpoieI6it er jeBt in triz
tif9em 3utance oarnieoer legt.
unter 9perer4n 4 Ii L
btqung.-O Der 40 Sabre alteBm.
$. 5orpen bon 9Or4eIter : Gountp,
nurbe geitern in Der peitli4en Poliz
a~eiItuttpn benz 8eri9tSDerfa5ren
ii6erpisfen, neil er angebIi4 Die IA
Sabre atte 5loFie GGemmOns bon gr.
ga, @lintonftraBe, perfiibrt baben
ion. Der 81 Sabre alte SObn s.
@apne BON Gr. $50, 9anpberfrabe,
pel9er 5orpeq nit benz &inoe Be-
fannt mahte, purbe ats Mitbetbeiligz
ter an benz angebliGen @er6re4sn
ebsnfans tem 9eri4tsDerfubren ii6er>
pieIen.
8eeroigung.- Inter GuBerft
5ablret9er 8etbsiligung BON Qetoz
trugenoen tpurben geitern Nd4mittag
Die iroii6en ueberreIt tie BON 9rn. Sobn
Glut6ers, peI9er am 9pnneritag i'm
Qlter BON II Sa6ren in Ieiner leBten
Wp6nung, Qr. 3O1, Siio : Smuu=
poobitraBe, aus Dem 2eben f9ieb,
pom Sruuerbauie aus uuf benz rNaz
tionuI : 6rieObpfe" an Der 5reberidz
QDenue CUR leBten Rube %6eitattet. pa
tor &i9aro Stube BON Ger ebang.>
lut6. ct. Sobdnnis : @emeinoe an
Der perl. 2ombarbfrabe belt ben
Srauergottesoienit ub urb dIs 9abrz
tu9trGger fungirten ie9s Mitgfieber
pom rOuIbune 9often Rr. 8" Der
,@rDben 4rmee Der Republit.%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
StaDt Baltimore.
grietbei0rOeruna mad Oem ausIamOs.

0te duspdrttse qoit fir Die nit
Dem Is. 4pril enbenbe Bo4e i4lteBt
Tin alien SdGen piinftli4) i'm hle@
figen poftamte, pie folgt:
Die 9pit lit Dffen fir padetzS tids
bon 9 l1br Morsens Bis 5 llbr gfad-
mittags tdglt4, ausgenpmmen SOnnz
tags.
Die 0dmpfer perIaFen Gepz0Orf,
N.z0., Biz unhcrpeitig u~ngegeher.
SrangutGantif9e Ppf.
Monto9 - 9 ubr @benbs, fir Sta
lien brett, per 9umpfer r2igurtd"
QoF muB per 9umpfer p2tgurta"
aoreFirt ietn).
9ienftag = 9 16r Q6enos, fir
europa, per 9ampfer rg1etp : gOrt"
pia Soutbampton 9oIt fir Srlano
mub per 0nmpFer rNsp@gorf" aorei>
iirt Iein); II u6r 4benos, fir @nro=
pa, per 0ampfer rSeutonic," Dta
QueenstDtpr.
Mitttpo8 = 9 l16r @benos, fir
Sranfrei9, @io europa, @gppten
uno 8ritif9 : SnOien, per 9umpfer
ga Qpuraine" btu Sabre (gof fir
unbere 36aife Guropa's muB per n2d
2ouraine" abreiftrt iein).
Treitag = 7 l16r N6enbs, fir @uz
ropd, per Oampfsr r&ronprin3 8ilz
balm," bia 9lpmout6, GberbOurg uno
Bremen; 9 ubr Qbenbs, fir europa,
per Oampfer nS0erniu", Dia Queens
tDtpn.
BOT ii g il b. unit Gentrd L
Imer;fa, We It etc.
9ienftug = 1 ubr Nu6ts, fir So
maica, per Oampfer BON Bottom; 7
116r Q6enos, fir Barbados unO 8raz
Iilien, per 0ampfer rGapri", DiaMa>
:eio uno Rio Sanetro; II u9rgad4ts,
fir 8raIilien, per 0ampfer r@aitern
prince;" fir 3urts SslanO unb Ct.
Domingo, per 0ampfer rNepzgort,"
Mittno9 = l u6r Ra4m., fir bic
8abamas, per 0ampfer BON Miami,
5ta.; II l1br 3u3ts, fir Gubu, guz
eutan u. T. ~, per 9umpfer r@ipe>
run5a;" fir Bermuda, per 0umpfer
.pretoria;" fir Ga plata Staten,
per Sumpfer rGunning;" firSuntia>
90, per 9ampfer nRioetp."
Oonnertag = 1 u9r Na6m., fir
Samaica, per 0ampfer bon Bolton.
Srettag = II 1br Na6ts, fir
gorto Ricp, Curacao uno 8sne3ueld,
per 9ampfer philadelphia" fir
6abti unb Santa Marta, per DAM
pier vQbironoad;" fir GentralzQmez
rifa unb Sio 9acific : 9Gfen, per
Dampfer rNlliance", bia Gplon; fir
Cuba, per 0ampfer rMorro Cattle"
biu 9ubana.
poIt fir Neufunblanb pia Nort6
6bbnep uno fir Miguelpn pid Bottom
f9lieBt 6ier tGglt9 Inn 3 ubr Na9z
mittags; fir Guba bia Sdmpa, 5la.,
tdgGi6 UNI 1 u6r Na9mittags; fir
9onouras, Gotta Htca unb @uatemas
Ia bta NepzS rleans tdgli9 I'm 8 1br
06enos.
Sransz 9dctfic 90 It.
MittpO4 = 7 ubr Qbenos, fir
China unb Sapan, pta Seattle.
6rettag = 7 ubr Q6enos, fir 6uz
mali, Sapan, @bina uno bic gbilip=
pinen, Diu San 5ran3isco.
Sumitag 7 ubr Q6enbs, fir
8sufeelano, 4utraIien, Sill, Samoa
uno 9atpaii, bia San 6ran5iscp.
SrunszPacificzPoft ptrb tdgIi9
gum @bgangsbafen bef0rbert unb Or
rangements iinb getroffen fir beren
ununterbro4ene re6erlanO : 8sf0rbss
rung.
g. 0upies % urfieIb,
Nn{tnoeiHor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

&er5en gu fammeln, bic Ii4 i'm
S9iffsrdum ~befdnben.
= Ra9 itiirmif6er 8etfe langte
Der 0ampfer rqlunet STARS" geitern
bon Cumberland i'm 6ieIisen 5ufen
an. Sine 4n3a6l 8iebitGGe auf 9ef
bes S9iffes ipurbe BON ben 8ogen
peggeriFen unO bic 9ampf>4nter>
pin6e i'm @orbert6eil bes S4iffes
3ertriimmert.
6eute 1T Der IsBte Sug
Der Regifrtrung, &I1e 3 IL
reuur limb BON Il 3r ii
bis 9 u6r Qbenbs offen.
&bIe6en.- Sm Otter bon ga
sya6ren Itarb geitern Q6enO 0erS8uR>
NADER Muguit SiGe in ieiner 8oR>
nunq Ir. 827, @nioritruBe. Die 8e>
erOigung finOet mor9sn gfo4mtttag
ftatt.
oym Otter bon 33 Sa6ren itarb
qeftern mad langem 2eioen 5rau Qnz
ME 9aum, bic @atttn oes 9rn. Peter
Ouum, Dpn Nr. 622, Meft : GrOBitr.
Die 8~eritorbene 6interldBt cine Mutz
ter, Srau 8rinte, unO ibren 8atten
nit einem &inoe, fopie 3nei 8riioer.
Sic 0epr6idrrd fin6et mprden Ndhz
mittog uuf Der r@eitern gsmeter9"
ftutt.
- 6rau Caroline @6r6pfer ftar6
geitern in ibrer IeBten ND9nung Nr.
326, gtorb : 5remont : QOenue.
Cine Warnung ir q n
bere. = Der Boli3iit Derner BON
fiioli8en 0tftritf ii6errumpeGte ge=
tern 46eno bic MirtbIdaft BON &oz
bert 6infter, Scr. 889, gtOrO : Som
ar0itraBe, uno per6uftete 6rr. 8erz
ner, neil angebli4 in Ieinsr 8irt6>
fdoft cine Slot Meai4ine i'm Be-
trte6 mar.
Gin ungeI6fes 8Gt4feL.
= Coroner Wilt1bire pom peItli4en
9iftrift niro 6eute Q6enO einen Snz
queIt iiber oenSob be8 9otomotipfi6z
rers s. @alter 6urle1 ppn Der pal
timore : S6io : 8a6n" abbalten, mel
der geftern Morgen tobt auf feiner
2otomottpe aufgefunben tpurOe. DAB
bur9 ben pl0BIi8en Sob Sarlep'8 teiz
ne @iienba6n : &utuitropbe berbeigez
fii6rt purbe, lit aIs elm @unber gu
betru6ten; benn 6arIep lag uugen=
f6einlt3 lGngere 3eit tOOt in Ieiner
Sabine unb Der 3ug fu6r o6ne 5u6z
rer nit rieiiger 8ei9pinoigteit in
nOrbIi9er Rt9tung.
3u berf9iebsnen Malen bermiBte
Der 9ei3er bic 0umpfpfeifen : Sigma
te, tpelde Ote3ugfii6rer gu geben pile
gen. @r fteIte oaber gta4fori9unz
gen an uno fanO 5arIep in bspuBtz
Ioiem 3uitunoe, aus elmer ttefenBunz
be am Scope 6tttenb Dor. Der 9ei5er
fiibrte Ouroufbin ben 3ug nu4 9upes
9iu, ipoiel6it Elm Qr5t 6e~rbeigerufen
purbe, lDel6er inOe7en nur 6eitdttgen
tOnnte, OaB 6arIeb ~geitOr6en mar.
Der 3ug lungte nit elmer Stunoe
8erIpdtung i'm Camden : 8a6n6ofe
an, uno 5pur tpurOe Der 2ei9nam io@
glei8 ro4 Dem Qei4enbetuttungsz
@tabIifement Sidner u.S06ne an Der
GamoenitraBe gebra9t, poieIbit oerz
feI6e berbIei6en miro, Bis beute Goz
roner WiItibirs einen SnqueIt a66aGz
ten pirO. QQem 9tnf6eine na9 itredte
6arlen fetnen &opf gum 6eniter ieiz
ner 8ubiie 6inaus, als ein3ug in emit
gegen8eieBter Ri4tung berangefa6ren
fam.
9a5 80 Baltimore Goncit"
Der nSsraeIitii9en 5rauen" bGtt am
MtttpOd g}admittag feline regelmaz
Bige 8erfamml1ng u6, BEL peI9er
Srau 90. 8~ron6etmer einen 8ortrag
iiber n8ert6olo Querbu8" 9alten
mfrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

@inpierbeintges 8 H.
Sruu MarD &e, @uI6ingtonz II.
6eOeraI|5traBe, lit bie8efiBerin zines
jungen 6u6ne8, rpel4eS bier 8eine,
3pet &Drper urb nur einen &opf bat.
9as 9iibn6en itefte isinen n~aienpetz
fen S6nabel am leBten 6reitdg nit
5s6n anOeren @ef8piitern aus benz 81
unO begudte neugierig ieBel pabrz
i4einli4 frob, buB es nidt geitern in
9eitalt zines Sitereie8 ben Slid irz
genO elmer 6amilie 8altimore'8 5ierte.
8on ben 3pei 6tnterbeinen be8 6ii6nz
6en5 i6eint Der feline SpringinsFelO
tsinen 9e6rau6 gu baban.
Sine 99mtbt'f6e Sc
f4i4te.-0as Die 3abl 94mtbt'5
in 0euti4lanb, iopie bier cine groBe
lit, lit no6l geniigenb 6efannt, au8
peiB man, baB e5 bier 0isIe MiQer II.
SOnes gtebt. Sin f~eltener auf ben
Rumen @4mtOt 6e8iiglifer san err
etgnets 1t9 1soo9 am Sdm1t0g IN Dit
Baltimore. 5rau @li3abetb S9miDt
BON Rr. Oil, 9ioz8roaOnaD, err
frantic unb eriu4te i6ren 8utten,
9rn. Sobn S9miot, bod ben Or.
S4miOt berbei3u6olen, Der onU}ountz
unO 6abettezS traBe, tpp6nt. 9ieier
fam unD CAB elm Re3ept, peI9e5 BON
9eprp S4miOt, einem 8ruoer oerGrz
franften, na9 Der Qpot6efe oeS 6rn.
DITTO S4mtOt, Rr. GIT, SiiOs8roubz
puA, gebra9t tpurbe. 5rau 66mi0t
lit cine So9ter Der 5rau Nnna s..
S4miOt, gar. 618, Siioz8roaopaD.
8etraut. - SIN 6auIe bes
SnteIs Der 8ruut, 6rn. @eorg 80.
@sb6arbt, Ger, 233, @ibzWolfez5tr.,
truute am @amitag 2(benb 9oftor 5.
u, GOnrubi 9rn. So6ann 9. @r6ur6t
nit SRI. @Iiie @lmira Sc 8run. Nls
Srau3eugen fungirten 9r, 8eorg 90.
9eb6arbt unO 5rau Sable @e66arbt.
Die Reubermdblten tperben in g2r.
321, O'0onneuzStr., Canton, mob
ren.
guftor 90. Bag traute gsiern
Na4mittag in Ger @p6nung be8
8rdutigams, CIR. 1904, 6annemunnz
Qbenue, 9rn. %. 6. @toQ nit Fruu
Mart6d grobo. DIS Srau3euaen
fungtrten 9r. So6n &ulaG unb Fri.
Mamte @Gp. 3uglet4 taufte 4aifor
Bag Elm @nteItinb bes 6rr. @tou,
BEN tleinen g6artes Goparb Sell,
S0An6en BON 9rn. Carl uno 6rqu
Mtinna Sell. Inter ben NrneIenben
befanben fi9 6r. unb 5rau 6urrD
&etl, 6r. unb 5rau Charles Sell, 6r.
unb Sruu 9arrb Sell, iun., 9r. un0
Srau Sobn Stou, 6r. @bparb Gln,
Trau M1arie 8eder, ST.. @eo. 5iGurp,
9r. Gbp. Sell, fotpie bic So. Ser
mann, GbrtftOpber unO RabmOnO
Ston.
@on See unb 6afen. =
Der 9ampfer n8enango" fam geitern
na9 duBerit itirmtf6er Reiie BON
SbielOs i'm bieiigen 6afen an. ga6e
ben NeufunblGnbsr 8dnten ftieB Der
9ampfer auf Elm etfpu 40 Wleiler LAM
ges @tsfelb, in pel6em 5pan3jg groBs
@isberge geii4tet tpurDen.
= Ser beutI9e Selbe6dlterz9 Dam
pier rSriaiant" fam geftern mad itiirz
mi78er ReiIe BON 9am6urg bier an.
Das @6iff bate nit i4peren @tiir=
men gu fdmpfen, un0 Dor etpa iie6en
Saaen 6runnte Der elettrif4e Dynamo
an 8orb aus, 70 baB bus S4if o6ne
2i6t mar. bis Is qelang. cine Qnaa6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
aufaenast!

6e6bers neues Itelier, g1r. 321,
Rorbz9apA5tr., lit auf's MOoernite
eingeri9tet. BON ben neuen fiinitlez
rii9 DoIenbeten 9intergriinpen I'll be-
fonoers bic &ir9enzS Scene fir &ufz
na6msn in Combinations : Sleioern
simultaneously. Qlte 8ilber tperOen
copirt unb pergrDBert. &inber<Qufz
no6nlen iinb cine BON 6e6bel's Spe>
a%iulitGten.. @unbsrbIbf9e Gabtnete
8iloer fir 81 bas 9ugenD.
MlGr315,1So O