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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

tional convention. The new constitution expressly provides that if increased Gov ernor Jelks shall enjoy it.
 MT. Brown of St. Clair and MT. Byers of Blount introduced general laws regli- lating the running of stock at large. Two dispensary bills were offered, one by Mir. Hardle for Uniontown and one by Mir. Foster of Pike for that county.
 MT. Foster of Pike introduced two joint resolutions, one inviting Dr. Wallace Buttriek, secretary of the general educa- ton board to address the legislature while here next week, and one inviting the southern educational conference to meet this year in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
BURGLARIZE PAINT SHOPS.
Safe of John F. Lewis Rifled and $2e
 Missing.

Burglars entered the paint shop of John F. Lewis Monday night and took $26 from the safe. The burglary was not discovered until yesterday morning, when Mir Lewis found the door to his safe open. He made an Investigation and found that he was short $26.
 The combination of the safe had been thrown and the burglar seemed to have worked it without trouble It is believed that, some one familiar with the place committed the burglary. It Is not known whether the door of the store was left open Monday night when the men quit work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
NINE MAcHlNIsTs WALK OUT.
Secretary of Lodge No. 2 Visits Besse
 mer to Adjust Differences.

Ed Courson. secretary of Machinists Lodge No. 2, went to Bessemer yester- day afternoon to adjust some differences between the management of the pipe works and the machinsts.
 It seems that foreigner who could neither read nor write English and who was also non-union man, was placed in the shops.
 The machinists, nine in number threw down heir tools and walked out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
NEW LEGISLATURE STARTS OFF
 WITH AN AIR OF DIFFERENTIATION
Continued from First Page)

-~~-~-~~~-~-~-~~----->- minimum price. A nasty examination in- dicates that the principal differences lie in the construction of the state board to select the books and make the contracts. Mir Thompson's bill provides that the state board for the examining of teachers, of which the state superintendent Is ex- officio chairman, shall constitute the textbook board. MT. Thach's bill makes the board consist of the governor, state superintendent of education and three others to be named by the governor MT. Strothers bill makes a board consisting of the governor state superintendent, president of the university, president of Auburn college. president of the Normal college at Florence and the city superin- tendents of the two largest cities of the state, who would be at Mobile and Bir- mingham All safeguard the matter of price and make the use of the books adopted compulsory
 Several of the bills affect the fertilizer tax. Pilley desires five more agricultural district schools, one each in the First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth districts. Thomas of Chambers desires that the tax be reduced to ten cents a ton and all of it go to the experiment station at the Auburn college. Thomas also got in the first bill to regulate primary elections.
 "Pistol Toting" a Felony.
 MT. Rushton proposed a bill under which carrying of a concealed weapon is a fe- ony to be punished by Imprisonment in the penitentlary for not less than three years. MT. Starr introduced bill to carry out the recommendation of the state health officer that county health officers be paid a salary. It grades the pay by population, in counties with less than 30,- GOO people the pay to be at the rate of $15 per 1000 populations between thirty and fifty thousand at SIP; between fifty and a hundred at SlO, and over thousand the rate Is $S per thousand population. The counties are required to pay these sala- ries.
 MT. Peters of Fayette brought forward the proposition often made before that corporations must be sued in the county where the contract was made or damage suffered which Is the basis of the suit.
 London Has Several Bills.
 MT. London of Jefferson introduced a number of bills. the most important be- ing one to create a board of prison in- spectors, to consist of three members ap- pointed by the governor, who shall inspect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
CITY ATTORNEYS OPINION.
Thinks T. Henry Johnston Will Holo
 Over as Police Commissioner.

City Attorney Ed Smith yesterday aft ernoon expressed his opinion that Henry Johnston was elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Police Commissioner James Scott and that he would hold over. He said that he knew of no way the act creating the police commission conhicted with the constitution of the state and that the act specifics that the commission shall elect a successor to fill the unex- pired term of any commissioner who dies or is ineligible to hold the office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

cept for, the fact that in such dire distress many @ w o m n h a 3 found e way back to health and happiness by the use of Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription.
 This great rem edy for wouanly ills has well been called IA god send to weak and, sick womer." It establishes repu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
Old SI Stubbins.

The Syracuse, N. Y, Telegram Is cred tied with having said the following of ..Old Si Stebbns,' which appears at the Jefferson theatre tomorrow, matinee and night:
 MT. Darleigh's characterization of the Yankee Is quaint, unique, comical and ar tistic, and the performance entitled the actor to a permanent place on the Ameri- can stage. The piece has been enlivened by the introduction of clever specialties Hazel Darleigh, in a triple role. was most acceptable and attractive Her persona ton of a newsboy was a very clever per formance. Dan Darleigh will be likely to score a pronounced success with his play this season. and his success will be eminently we'll deserved
 Special prices are in forced for this en- gagement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
A We)MAAS PRAYER.

It is notable that in-& the despondency caused by womenly diseases, there seems to many suffering woman no way of escape from pain except at the price of life itself. If. would be sad to record such story of struggle and suffering ex-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

Business Aeent-Miss Elizabeth Brooks has been elected business agent of the Salesladies' Union No. 527. At the last meeting of the local a num- Der of applications for membership were received. 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
CITY ITEMS.

Marriage License-A marriage li- cense was issued to John Kearns and Georgia Thomas yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
U)h0t are Hum0rS? ?

They are vitiated or morbid fluids cours. ing the veins and affecting the tissues. tion but are sometimes inherited.
 How do they manifest themselves?
 In many forms of cutaneous eruption, salt rheum or eczema, pimples and boils. and in weakness, ianguor, general debility. How are they expelled2 By Hoods J0rs0pGrilia which also builds up the system that has suffered from them.
 It Is the best medicine for all humors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

City Council Tonieht-The city council will meet in regular session tonight A number of matters will come before the board, among them being the petition of the electricians for tn council to appoint Birming- ham man as electrical inspector.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald -ln. graving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo' Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

Building Permts.-Building permits were issued yesterday as follows: Sam Tripi to erect one-story frame store building on Second avenue, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets, to cost $250; J. B. Walker, to erect a bath room and kitchen at 2215 Alley A, $S0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21
London Has Several Bills.

MT. London of Jefferson introduced
 number of bills, the most important be- ing one to create a board of prison in- spectors, to consist of three members ap- pointed by the governor, who shall inspect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-21

New Plan of Robbery-By a new plan two negroes robbed H. Mansfield, a merchant of Avondale, of $10 in money. The negroes went into the store and attempted to sell Mansfield som medicine. While they were there a third negro came in and said they wanted to buy some feed. While Mansfield went to the rear of the store to sell the feed one of the other ne- groes rushed to the counter, grabbed the cash drawer and disappeared. They have not been located.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
graiioent RnuiebeIt auf Der 8eiie
mad Cbfter=yab.

Rem Yort, 27. Sum-. - 9rdz
1ibent 3ooIepelt truf beute Ha4mitta9
duf Der Rsiie mad Sniter Bah bier Elm
uno fuAr na4 fur5em aufent6dlte
tpeiter.
@tnen 9roBartigen @mpfdng poqen
bic 8spobnsr bon Spfter Ban, 6. s.,
ibrsm berporragenoiten 8iirger, benz
Yrdiioenten Rooiepelt, bereiten, tperm
er in ieiner 5pmmer : Rs Iioen5itaot
eintrifft. Mebrere Gmpfungs : 60
mites, bic perI6ieoenen 6uttionen Der
8iirger rsp%rdientireno, BADEN ii4 9ez
bilbet, um arrangements fir BEN
@mpfung bes 9rGitoenten gu treFfen,
bod 1T es iebr tpabrI6einli4, ouB Die
guten 8iireer Bis ba6in 81 einsm@inz
beritGnOniB unter ii4 gstommen iinO
unb es Bel einsm @mpfangs : @omite
bepenosn la1en, benin fpsnn 5pei ooer
gar brei Gmpfdngs Gomite's unter
tlingenoem Spiele gum gmpfun9 oes
9rGiioenten nus3ie6en, liegt Die Sc
fabr na6e, bab bic Mudt Der Muiif
bel oieier 9elegenbeit unangene6me
@efible erregt, bern audi Oas S4Oz
ne, in iiberreifem MuBe genOfcn, lit
ungeiuno. l1rfpriingli6 bea6ii4tigz
ten Die 8iirser, Die Nnfunft oes Prdz
~iioenten gemeinium nit benz 250, &C.
burtstage beg Semsintpei ens SbIter
Ban gu feiern, a6er Der Prdiioent
fonnte es ni9t einri9ten, am 23.Suni
in ieiner 9eimuth ein3utreffen, uno
aus oisfem 9runoe nu6m man BON
Der 9ur4fI6rung bes Programmes
Whitnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
TGIihttn Giirnrrhahirre.

NeD Yort, 27. Stunt. Sn
Der Criminal : Qbtbeilung beg BUM
hesz &reisgeri9ts ipra9 8tdter 3bpz
mas ous urt6eil iiber Die Stuliener,
Die ii6 tir5li9 i4uloig betdnnten,
an ben unlGngit uuf9eoedten Sal
i9ungen BON NuturaliIationspapieren
bstbeiligt gepeien gu Iein. Der Setter
Der 5dliaerbunoe, Robert 8unnaro,
Gin fribersr 9ormann i'm 9odz9ez
partemsnt, unD 8uiIeppe Guppereqi,
Der fir bic 5Gli6erbanbe Die 3o1e Ell
mes Sim, TIE 9enman" Iptelte, inoem
er bic unteri6riften fGli4te unb Die
Namen auf ben gefdli9ten @ertifitdz
ten dusfuGte, purben gu i Sabren
3u6tbdu5 berurt6eilt, unb Griterer
uuberoem nod gu $500 @eloitrafe.
Die Stuliener Guggianu, Der bus
Siegel fdli6te, unb 9eQato, in beiIen
8eiiB ein 8ogus=Gertififut gefunoen
nurbe, puroen uuf 8runo ibres
59ulo6etenntniFss gu je feds MOndz
ten i'm aingszG z3u4tbuus per-
urtbeilt, pd6renb 4ntonio Gaifdto,
Der auf feiner pro8eiiirung beitdno
unb iduIbig befunoen puroe, Elm
Sabr in bemieIben 3u9tbuus erbielt,
neil er, tpie Der 8idter erflGrte, iid
auBerbem zines Weineibs i6uloig gez
mdht hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
tor BON Ohio f9lieBlt9 bus 8eriprez
den CAB. er pone ii6 ben Buni4 oes
grGIioenten ernItli6 iiberlegen.
Sr. 0nrrn; tn NewsDurf.

Rem Yprt, 81. Sum-. Or.
4oolf Qoren3, Der beribmte Ortboz
pGoe, Der Dor Ginger 3eit nab ben
Der. Stdaten 5uriidtebrte, Inn ben
8npsperbano Der tleinen 2olitd Or
mour in Gbicugo a%b8une9men, on Der
er cine Operation our 8eieitigung Ell
ner congenitalen 9iftenperrentung
borgenommsn bate, lit mad Nenz
Oorf 5uriidgetebrt. 8eItern ndbm er
als SAT- bon Or. Nepton M. Sbafz
fer BON Nr. SO, Ofz38. StrdBe, Elm
2un6eon i'm llnioeriitp : Club Elm,
uno am Nu6mittag beiu6te Or. 60
reno in 9egIsitung BON Or. SRdfer
uno anoeren Qer3ten oas 9oipttal
fir pertriippelte &inoer in Sdrrp@
tofpn, UNI ben 8gpsoerbanb BON benz
fleinen Q(lpin 8luf d%b3unebmen, ben
sr ebenfuq8 BEL ieiner erIten Intpez
fenbeit uuf ameritunii4em 8ooen
operirte. Der 8leine, Elm So6n zines
8unulidiffers, bate in ben 3eitungen
bon 2olitaQrmour geleien uno i4rteb
ibr einen @liifpuni4brief. in benz er
idgte, baB er au9 Elm 8riippel lei.
Die @ltern Der fleirten 4rmour intez
reFirten ii4 fir ben San uno engaz
girten Or. 2oren5, ben 8ndben 81 be-
banbeIn. Or. 2oren3 piro, na4oem
er nod philadelphia uno Bottom BE-
Iu9t 6ut, am 7. Quguit na9 europa
3uriidfe6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
GuuiIiun unb 9ebrnsberluf.

Ri6mpnb B, 8a., q. SUM-. -
Der rGanor6aG : Bug" tpel6er I'm
9 16r @ormittagS por3i6mono mad
Norfolt abging, entgleiIte nube6reer5=
burg. Der l1nfaQ 1puroe our6 cine
offenite6enoe 0ei6e oeruria4t, oui
tpel9er Elm 5ru6t3ug auf Elm Soften
geleiie gefubren mar. Der S6neQ3ug
fu6r brett auf bic Qofomotibe DEG
6ra6t3uges uno beioe 2sfomotioen
puroen in Splitter 3ertriimmert. Der
2ofomotipfii6rer 9orrp @bOin9ton
pom S6neQ3uge uno ietn 9ei3sr 30
bert GoDingtOn, elmer ieiner Heffen,
tpurosn auf Der SteGe get0Otet, Der
QofomotipFii6rer oes 5ra6t3ugs5 ret
tete Ii6 our4 NbIprtngen DON ieiner
Qofomotipe. Die 9afagiere puroen
qe60riq our4einanoer gerittelt unO
lei6t perleBt, uber Hiem0no erlttt
I6limme 8erleBungen. Der @onoufs
teur @ccles pom S9neQ3uge erlitt Ell
nen 8ru9 oes S8ulterblattes uno Ell
nen 8ru9 beioer Qrme. 0esglet4en
tpuroen Der @rpreBbote unO Elm 8aiz
faqier, NamenS s. g. 9burer, i4per
perlebt. Der getDotete 2ofomotiofii3z
rer po6nte in Creme uno RtnterfdBt
cine grobe 5amilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Surncriihes.

SIN 6inblid auf bas i'm Sa6r 1905
gu ynbianapD1is i'm Stuate Snbtana
ab3ubaltenbe 20. Surnfeit Oe5 Rorbz
amerifanii9en SurnerbunOe5 bat Der
8unbesporort foIgenOe Breiie dusge1
I6rieben: 9rei 9reiie bon $500,
5000, be8p. $1OO fir Oeuti4e SET
fpieGe, bic 5i9 CUR Nuffiibrung bel
amerifanii6en 9urnfeiten eignen; Ell
men 9reis BON $50 fir bas bette, alS
Sert gu einem SurnfeitlieO geeignete
beuti6e 8ebi4t, unb brei 9reiie pon
800, $75, be5p. $50 fir frei1tnnige
sSuqenber3G6lungen in beutf4erS pras
de. BUR preisbeperbung peroen
Mdnner unb 6rauen uQer 2Gnber 3uz
gelafien.
Sin Gtrtular, fpel9es bic nG6eren
8eftimmungen ent6dlt, unb iiber Die
qefteQten Qnfproerungen QuH6luB
qiebt, fam pom S9riftpart bes8unz
~be8bororts, 6rn. Sbeobor Stempfel,
8or 1855, SnOiundpoli5, Snbianu,
limited State5 Of Nmerica, t~oitenfrei
be3ogen perben. Die Munuftripte Der
9reisbetperber iinb unter berfelbsn
NbreIfe einauienben. Die @onfurren3
ptr0 fir 5eitIpiele am l. auguit
1904, fir ben 6eitIiebtert am l. De-
5ember 1903 unb fir bic Gr5G6lunger
am /. SuIi 1904 gei6GoRen. Sonz
bi6ter, pel9e ii9 UNI ben Nn 1.
5ebruar 1904 Observation-Disclosures
BON $50 fir bic bette Competition bes
5eitliebes beperben poqen, fo1ten
9rn. 9tempfeI re6t3eitt9 i6re Abreiie
5uienben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
WmerifauiIiren iih,

Gan Suan, 9orto Rico, 27.Su=
nj. - Or. 2ssIie 2umSben, Elm Qr3t
i'm 8unoes : Marine : 0ienIte, mel
der 5ur 3eit aIs Quurantdne : Qr3t
bier itutionirt lit, Iopie feline Satin
tpuroen in Der pergdngenen Ha4t i'm
n6otef Sn9laterra" Our9 GbloroI
fpeI4es iie nit i6rer 2imonaoe tran
fen, 6etGubt uno odnn I'm ibr 8elo
uno lire S4muffa4en in ibrem3im=
mer berau6t. Der Porter, pel6er
bic 2imonuo: nd6 bem3immer brad
te, lit al5 oeroG6tig oerbuftet NOR
ben. Der 8orfa4 Bat ungebeuresNufz
ie6en erregt, ou oas genannte 9otel
zines Der pprne6miten uuf Der gun3en
Snfel lit. 0r. 2umsOen, Der frIber
in @aIbirgton i~tationirt mar, fam
BON Neip : Orleans na9 Der Sniel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
T%iantnnten= Sicbc.

G1epslanb, O., q. Sum-. -
Nuf 4niuten Der 9uffaloer Ppli5ei
purbe Bel Der Qnfunft Des Safe
@borez3uges Der i6par5s 3ugSPor=
ter 9sorge ~. Bloom in 9aft genpmz
men auf ben @sroa9t bin, SRI. Gle
nlen3iu 2ope5, Der S6peiter oe5 be-
funntsn Filipino : 4senten @irto Go
pea, 0iamanten i'm Wertbe bon $4,000
geitu6lsn gu baben. Bloom behauptete.
unIdulbig gu iein unO puros audi
ipGter pom 9oli5ei6ef &obler in 5reiz
belt 9eieBt, na6oem berielbe per Selez
gramm BON ben guffuloer gs4Oroen
untsrrt6tet pproen mar, Bloom IN
5retheit gu ieben. SRI. 2ope5 mar
na9 Buffalo %sefa6ren, I'm ibrer
Sdulfreunoin, elmer So6ter bes
MupOrs 8nisbt. einen 8sIu6 ab3u=
ftatten.
Sn Chicago, Sqs., lit uls britter
i'm 8unbe Der 0idmantenoie6e, Die
i'm Oftoter porigen Sa6rss aug Benz
.Melroie : 6ptsl" in Sos 4ngeles
Sal, Supelen i'm Wertbe BON $15,z
900 geitoblen BADEN, Elm gepifer Wm.
8aer Osrbaftst pOroen. Seine 6eibsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Wnrh i'm crifrn Ornnr.

philadelphia, 27. SUM-. -
Die 9er6anOIung gegen Den &rGuterz
oottor George g. 9ofep, einen Re
ger, tpel6er pegen S6eilna6me an Der
@ergiftung bes 6leii6ers @iqiam 8.
Dang bes Mor0es angetlugt mar, en-
bette bamit, oaB Die Surp ben Nngez
tlugten i'm Slime Der 4ntlage Oes
MorOes i'm eriten 9raoe I6ulOig err
tldrten. Die @ert6eiOigung bru6te
iOfort Elm 8eiu6 nm 8efpiaigung eli
ner neuen 8erbanOIung Elm unO erbat
Ii9 cine 5riit CUR 8egriinoung oieies
8eiufe5. MittlerpeiIe blei6t bas llrz
tbeil in Der 6a6e uusgeieBt, bis iiber
bas 8eIu6 nm neue 8er6anolun9
entfhieDen iein DirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Yabaangenz sdule.
Sa6resz8 Ser iammlung be5 beutI6z
ameritanif6en Qebrer : Seminars
in Mtlpautee.

MiIndutee, q. Sum-. = Die
Sa6resperfummlung be8 %rdtipnalen
beutI9zameritaniiden 2ebrerieminurs
tpurbe bier inter Dem 8oriiB oesYrdz
itbenten Or. 2ouiS 5. 5ranf obgez
bulten. G8 paren Sc Mitglieoer aus
alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes anpefeno.
Sn benz Sabresberi6te bes prGiioens
ten tptrb anI9einenoe ueberbiirbung
fono6l Der S6iiler, ais uu6 Der 2e6z
rer 6er~pprgeboben. G8 pirb mitges
tbeilt, baB Der jeBige beitebenbe 2ebrz
plan boue 80 Stunoen Die Wo3e umz
faBt.
Gus benz 8eri9te bes SefretGrS
gebt 6erpor, baB ii4 bic S6iiler3ubl
in nu4itebenoer Weiie Dertbeilte: /.
8laFe, Elm 9err unb iieben 9amen;
2. Slufe, 3pei 9erren unb II 0uz
men; 3. &lufe; 3fpet 9erren unb u4t
9amen. Sn ben fpe3ieu pdbagogiz
f6en &urius truten 3tpei 9umen; 9oz
fpitdnttnnen, brei9amen; Yrdpuranz
bin, cine Dame. Die Nnitult bat bic
les Mal neun Sttpenbiuten, bensn
$1044 porgef4oifen purben. S3uBz
meiite gilbert 8. Sroitel beri9tete,
baB ii6 Die Nusgaben tpG6renb be5
Sabres arf $36,634.38 beliefen, Die
Ginnu6men jebo4 nur auf $34,190.z
O8, mas uuf ben berabgemtnberten
3insfuB, grOBere .Sttpenoien3a9lun>
gen unb bergl. 3uriid3ufibren lei.
On Stene bes auf elmer guropuz
rei1e befinbli6en !6rn. 9appri9 err
i~tuttete befen SteQOertreter, 6r.
8urfbarbt, 8eri6t iiber Die Nnitult.
Die ein3ige 9ebatte rief Die Gmpfebz
lung be8 aus 6. .. S60nri3
8. g 9utt unO 8ottIieb Miiner be-
ite6enben Qusi6ufes fir bic Yriifung
bes 8eri9tes bes iteQpertretenben 9iz
rettors 6erbor. Dieter Iusf9uB emf
pfa6l in 9e5ug duf bic ueberbiirbung
Der 30glinge, buB cine 8ertiir3ung
bes 2ebrplans obne S4aben geI9afz
fen tperben f0nne, renn benz tbeoretiz
f6en Surnunterri9t peniger 3ett
ei11qerdumt perbe. ,S9lieBlt6 tpurbe
biefe N~ngelegen6eit benz Suftdnbigen
Ortsausf4ub iibertpieien, Der 4bhIlz
fe f6affen foq, o6ne on irgenb cine
Gmpfeblung BON Seiten bes Gent
nar<8erein5 gebunben gu Ietrt.
Der Nominations =Nusf9uB emu
pfubl Die g%rpdblung Der nd9Itebenz
ben 9erren als @erpaltungsrGtbe auf
bni Sabre: 6. 6. 8uumann, 9ubenz
port; 50. @90nri9, Baltimore;
9ermann 2ieber, SnotanapoIis; BIB.
8. Sroitel, Milpautee; gilbert WaQz
Der, Millpdufee. MIs Na6folger BON
9enrp Mann, Der aGs Mitglteb bes
@eripaltungsrat6es ~reftgnirte, nurbe
6r. Carl Yens6orn in 0orf6laq qez
bra6t. Ollie gunbibaten tpurDen elm
thinning gepGblt. Der @erpaltungsz
rath 3og ii9 bierauf 5uriid unb nG6lz
tie Die nu6itebenben 8eamten fir bas
fommenbe Subr: Or. 2ouis 5.5ranf,
9rdiibent; 5reb. 9ogeI, @icezprGiiz
bent; gilbert @aqber, SetretGr; 4lb.
Sroitel, S6uBmeiiter; Sinun5 : Go
mite = 5reb. @ogel, jun., &. pensz
BORN. 2ebrer=4 usi4uB = 3. 4.8bs
rams unb 8. S9utt, Gbicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Srutihr Cif,icre ,,jhuitten" Neaer,

Saoannu6, Ga, 26. Sum-. =
Se6r beleibigt fiblt ii9 S. 8, De
poeuur, Der i4pur3e Son Collector
in oeier Stabt, ob oes 9~enebmens
Der Offi5iere bes oeuti4en 8reu5ers
r9a5ele," pel9er gerdoe ben bieiigen
6afen p%erlu1en bat. WG6reno hires
Qufent6dlte5 tpurben Die oeutI9snOfz
fisiere Don Seiten Der 9eno6nsr nit
Der grDBten 3upOrfommenb,it 6ebans
belt troBbsm unterlieben lie es, Dem
3oQ : Solicitor, Dem lofalen 3eprGz
ientanten Der H.gierung, Die Gbre eli
mes 8eiu9es 6u erpeiien, tpie ii9
bies, einem alien 9:rtommen gemdB,
sebubrL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Gus benz GrfananiB rntiprmnaen.

8Hotpille, Senn., 27. SUM-
9enrp 2ogan, Der 8u5nrGuber aus
Montuna, entiprung beuteNd6mittag
aus Dem &nor@g @efGngnib.
@r iiberpGltigte Die Spe3iolpa6e,
ndbm oerielben ben 3epolper meg unb
5pung ben 8Grter. i'm aus benz Sc
fdngniB gu %entlaifen. 2ogan lief To-
pann mad benz Stale unb idttelte bas
Pferb bes S4eriffs unb rift auf unb
oapon. Cine poiie tpurbe praaniiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Crlfclorr in Scras i'll Slammrn,

&anfaszGitH, M}o., 27. sunni.
= Sn elmer Spe3iaIOepei6e an Den
Star" BON 9OuitOn, Serus, nirb gez
meIOet, buB Elm fiir6terIider 8runb
in Der Sour Qate SeIfeIb : 3egion
piitbet. @r entitonb bur8 cine Grz
ploiion in Guffep'5 SeIbebGltern, in
tpel6en Suuienoe BON 6Gfern geIaz
CERT paren. 9a8 gun5e SeIfelO lit in
9efa6r, pernt6tet 3u tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
q atuIie erbt I.
Rimmt sinrn 3uf md philadelphia

gort, pu., 27. SUM-. = 9uitOr
5erOinanO 9eFe, ieit Sahren 5eeliorz
ger Der erIten lutberii6en &ir4e in
OrfOrO, QOumszGountp, 3D., bat Ell
men 3uf on Die lutbertiae 8rucez
Stride in 9biluoelpbiu angenommen
unb pirb feline nsue SteQe am 1.
September dntreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
SnummnQfuItnr in Ynrtn Hiro.

SanSuun, qortO Rico, 81. gu
nj. = 4us ben Ser. Stuaten iino bier
foeben flint 8aumpoa : Sins, bic srz
item feit 40 Subren, u%ngetommen' UNI
fperoen fofort in 8etrisb geieBt tpsr=
ben. Die 8aumpoq : 9~luntd9en aui
Der Snisl umfui1en ieBt 1000 Older
uno oas 4real piro ieoe Wo9e erz
tpeitert. San Suun lit gum Centrum
bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gepdblt.
0inie Stpeet aus Soubo Duroe als
General : 4ntpalt ppn Porto HiCr
bereiotdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Gfnrh in WiIherei.

Hen gort, 27. Sum-. - Cine
elegant gefleibete iun9e 6rau, Die iif
SereIo Smith pon 8epport, rs,
nunnte, fam gsitern in cine Molterei=
6anolung in Nr. 9O7, ie4ste GOenus,
uno flagte ii6er i9perss l~npobliein.
8or Infunft elmer Qm6ulun3 bate
Die iunse 5rau einem 8dbp ous Sc
ben gege6er, ous inosIen balo oaruul
Itur6. Die Srdu tpurbe nu9 BEN
8elepue : 5oipital gebru4t. Sic pei=
gerte iid, irgenb pelde tpeitere Iuss
funft ii6er itA su eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28

gomplicen, G6arles 8eirlein unD
S06n @ngpa9l, Die tir3li4 feitgenomz
men purben, iagsn, 8uer babe ben
grOBten She'll Der 9iamunten fir iid
bs6alten uno nit benz Cribs cine Ser.
gniigungsreiie mad europa beitritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Ppli5ei gluubt, baB piele Der Saden
bon 9iebitdblen berriibren.

ppli3ei glaubt, baB piele Der Sa6en
bon 9iebftdblen berriibren.
5 m oz6 taat gefaIIen.
:-2onbon, 81. sunni. - g}a4 Ell
ner 8rifeIer 9epei6e an Die rGenz
traI Neps" bat Die 9oit BON Congo
Die Nu6rt9t gebra6t, bab Elm 4meriz
taner, Namens Sbornton, nit ietner
gstorte BON g%ingeborenen ermoroet
tporben lei. Sborntpn mar ein8eamz
ter bes Gongo=Staates Gr puroe,
ais er einen GebenfluB be5 Nrrupint
beraufgtng, ppn Gebellen angegriffen.
Na4 einem i6arfen 8efe6t purben
Der Qmerituner uno ale Mtitglieber
ieiner @storte get0btet.
NatuIi erbt.
8ien, 27. SUM-. - Sn elmer De-
pefde aus 8eIgrub beiBt es, baB S0z
mig 9eter bic friibere 80nigin Nataz
lie benudri4tigt bat, buB d1es @igenz
tbum in benz PaIaite bes friiberen&0z
nig5 in SeIgraO gu ibrer @erfiigung
ftebe.