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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Sic gGirren III Gripplc.G rref

Cripple greet, Gol., 30.Sept.
- Die M}ilitGrbe60roen Derbufteten
9eter W}c2eoo uno Robsrt Murp6p,
3pei 6erporragenOe MitgIieoer Der
8~ru6enIeute : Union. lleber Die Be-
i6ulOigungen, bic gegen Die 4rreitanz
ten porliegen, poQte man feline 4u8z
tunft geben.
Dem General G6aie purOen Die
Dur6 Ri6ter Seeos ~Dorgeitern erlaiz
ienen 9u6eos Corpus : 8efeAle fir
6. 8. &enniion uno anoere Militdrz
@efangene 5ugeiteQt. Grump, elmer
Der 6auptanpGlte Der MiIitdrbeb0rz
ZEN, erflGrte, oa5 @erfabren in je0em
ein8elnen Der SGQe iperDe bus 6erz
f0mmli6e Iein, uno e5 piirben 4nz
itrengungen gema6t perben, ben 8ez
peis gu fii6ren, OaB bic MiIitdrbebOrz
ben bu8 3e6t bdtten, Die 8er6afteten
unter tire Sbbut gu nebmen. Man
glaubt, buB pG6renO be5 9ro3eFe5
tetn W2tlttdr i'm 8ert6tslaal 3u9egen
iein nirD,
Die @Jru6enarbeiter, peIde porgez
tern 46eno pom Occur b'Qlene : 9iz
ftritt bier antamen, limb Bis jeBt nod
nirgenOs an Die Qrbeit gegan9en.
Me6rere MitgIieoer Der Union 6oben
beriuht, bieieIben auf hire Settle gu
3ieben, aber Bis ieBt pbne Grfolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
expedition Oie(es Blattes.
Der. Gdugrr BON Baltimore. j."

9auptqudrtter: y8ermdnia : Wldnz
ner9orz6aIe," Yrditoent 2oui8 6.
Wagner, g&r. 8O1, WeItzGroBitraBe;
correIp. uno prot. SefretGr 0enrD
@ieIeting, CIR. 228, perldngerte Ga
fternzNpe.; 6inan3fetretdr @eurg9imz
melbeber, CIR. 315, NorbzGoenitrabe;
G6aBmeiIter Gonrao 6. Habbe, CIR.
2514, Otz8altimoreitr. 9elegatenz
@eriommlung ieben 8peiten 6reitug
i'm M&onat.
yNrion."
Suuptquurtier: g@tags9ale," Nr.
POS, 6anopartr.; SingItunoe: Mttt>
poa5; 9irigent s. 6. 6rant.
g0armpnte."
6auptquartier: Nr. Ala, @et=
Topetteitr. Singitunbe: 9ienitagg;
9irigent Sobn q. 8tein.
,@ermunia MGnner9or."
9auptquartier: n@ermanid : MGnz
ner4orz9aue," Or. 40 unb 412,
@eft=2ombarbitr.; SingItunbe: Oonz
nerItag5; 9irigent 3beooor 9emberz
ger.
n5rO6finn."
9auptquartier: o6rohiinn : Safe"
CIR. 1000, 6reoeritsW penue; 5inQz
ftunbe: Mittmo4s; 9iri8ent Sobn u.
&lein.
,4rbeiter : MGnner8or.
9auptquartier: 4nbrea8' Suue,
Nr. 314, 6anoperitraBe. SinqItunbe:
9onneritugs; 9irigent CHARLES $.
9o9du.
r2ocuF : 9oint MGnnerz
dor"
9auptqudrtier: 3nifer's Sale,
Gte Qnorez uro GubazStr.; Sinqz
itunbe: Sonntags; 9irigent s. q06lz
mann.
.Qrbe:ter 2ieoertufeL."
6duptquartier: Neib6arbt'5 6aGe,
Nr. 1913, @eitzprattitr. @in9itunoe:
Mittpo6s; 0irigent G9arle5 $. 3d.
6du.
nSbaGid M dnnerdor."
6uuptquartier: Goigt's 6ane, CIR.
1922, 6arforbzN penue. @ingitunoe:
Msittpo6s; 9irigent Sofepb goae.
.Mo5art Mdnneraor."
Sauptquartier; p9onor=6dqe," Gde
BON 0uncunsYlu unb McGlberrbItr.
Singitunbe: Montags; 9irigent 80.
S6l6gel.
,GiAentran5."
5uuptquartier: 3orn's !6alIe, gfe
8. uno @pug6itraBe, 9i9bIanbtopn.
SingitunOe: Mittpo4s; Oirigent @o.
80dner.
yMeIobis."
6auptquartier: S. 3ies' 9uqe, Gde
GopitraBe unb 8elairzMartt Singz
itunoe: 9onneritags; 9irigent 5.
&arolus.
n8ermanta Quartett=
Club"
9uuptquurtier: Meienberg's 6alle,
Nr. 116. Norb gacaitraBe. 9ingz
itunOe: 0ienitugs; 9irigent s. 8as
rolus.
III Bger Geangberein."
9duptquartier: .9abern : 6aQe,"
Nr. 8 bis II. Siib=5reberidItr. @ingz
Itunoe: S~ientags; 9irisent S. 6.
Jrant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Inrtn Rirn's llnihcriit1t.

Gan Suun, 4orto 8ico, 80.
September. - Die l1nioerfitdt Don
9orto Htco fpurOe 6eute er0ffnet unb
3GbIt ~pOrlGufig $50 StuOirenOe. Dies
1T Die erite 2ebranitalt Oieier Dirt,
nel6e auf Der Sniel begriinoet NOR
ben 1T. Oberit SameS u. Buchanan,
lpel6er friibsr Die amerifaniI6 den
Sruppsn auf 9ortu Rico befe6ligte, 1T
6eute BON bier nit benz 9ampfer
a9once" mad NepzYort abgereiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
fur4t6arer Nu6t auf ben re6ten

Furdt6arer 0u8t auf ben redter
4rm Oe5 jurgen Manne8.
Der 60ritsr itano bi4t ne6en i6n
auf; 6alb Obnmd4tig, nit gei4lofe=
men Iugen ru6te &Iau8 0ietri6 an
ieiner 8ruft. Die 2eute Itanoen in
t0Otli4em S9rsf baneben. nSit er
toot?" jommerte Der ate Bauer, nuns
Ter gutter 6err! Sd babe i'm getannt.
felt er Elm gang tIeinsr Sumter mar"
Der 60riter bate ben 8erungliidz
ten IanFt auf bic Groe gleiten Iafen.
n8eiorgt cine 3~ragbu6re," Behalf
er fur3, .er Ie6t, aber iein Qrm 1T gez
brofen. 0ir miifen i'm na6 8alz
lin 3uriid bringen, Mi6el iOQ ben
S6immel nebmen unO fofOrt na4 8.
reiten, I'M ben 2tr3t gu bolen."
Die Qrbeiter entfernten iid etlig.
&Iau5 9istri6 noQte iid aufrt6ten,
Iont a6er it06neno 3uriit.
.2iegen sic rubig, 6err Baron"
Iagte Der 60riter mitleioig, rS4r 4rm
1T unter6ol6 Oe5 G~uen6ogens 8ebroz
den"
rGs 1T gut TO-" murmeIte Der
&rante leiie.
Der 50rIter tpunoerte iia barber
uno fdijttelte bsimli6 ben &Opf; er
perItano bic 0orte ni4t.
SIS lit gut IT," Oa5 io8te er, aI5
feline G6pefter unO i6r Mann aus
@8mettou 6erbei eiIten unO 6rou
4gne5 iammsrno rief: n8ubt! 8d5
mo6It 9u mir fir 6trei6e?!"
Sic blie6 Die Na6t in Wauin. Der
9r3t bate ben @erbanO angelegt.
Ser 8ru6 lit nt6t f6limm," tr0z
ftete er. r8ei Der SugenO be5 9errn
8aron8 pirO Der 66aOen in sinigen
8oden gebeilt Iein; e5 pirO feline
S6nG6e na6bIeiben, MIR lit groBe
Ru6e el6ItoeritdnOIih gebpten."
(9Eortfebund fpIQt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01

Goundl.gfufi5. Sotoa. 2 9ags.
GoHcoro. R.s6., 10 5tunOeH.
3sHbgr, Colorado, ~ Iags.
Sttrcit mid, | Tao.
@alpeftpn, 3tras. 2 1aQs ) 5tunotRs
6arrisburg, "a, 3 Stunoen,
6artiotO. Connecticut, II StunoeH.
Indianapolis, 5uO., | 3a9.
SatiOn, g}iififppi 2 SAGE.
Safioroius, Tlorioa, l SdQ.
&dnia5 sGito, WjHOuri. 2 Eoos.
Stttle Rod, 4rianios. l Tag 15 Stuuse%
Souisti1s, Rp., 1 SAG 2 StunOsn.
0emD5Is. 8euu., l Gag ) Stuuosu.
Nobi!;, alabama. lSag 8 StuuOeu.
@ortoli @ir0inisu, u StuuOtu.
.@tfOzCrlsan5, Ga, 1 3ag 10 Stunh'%
6taot 1su=Qori. 5 6tuuotu.
Smnba, 9ebrasfa, . 9ags.
VortlaHo, Waiue, l Sag.
9ortl1Ho. Oregon, > 5aQs.
Qbtiao,lpbia, pa, 3 StuuosH.
9jttsburo, Pa, II Stuuotu.
9rooiocuec, RS, Is StuuOsr.
81leiQb, R.zG., 70 stuu0Cu.
Ct. ecuis, Iifouri, 1 SAG 6 SturSsR.
a. HAUL, WjnHciota, | Sac y 5tun0sR.
San Gran3tsco, Gal, 4 3ase IL StuHOsG.
3opcfa, RaRias, , GAGE.
gotOn, 0Io6. IS StuaotH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Nirhfnttrrs INN strnhnrtiIr.

ToI9enoe5 iinO Die ouf ben I%taatIiz
den Nuagen fir 9eu, Strob II. I. IN.
geitern er3ieIten Preiie:
Oefli4e 9eunaage.
9eu.-9tmOtbp $12 Bis SIS, &lees
6eu $11 Bis $13 pro Some.
Stro6. = Wei3en itrob So bis So,
8Oggenitrob $13 Bis $14, 9aferItrob
So Bis SO pro Some.
Mais-$3.40 pro SAP.
q B me Hide 5eumQuge.
9eu.-5imotbp $13 Bis So, Slice
6eu $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
6tro6. - @ei3enftrob SO Big $40,
8oggenItrob 81 Bis $13, 9a~feritro6
So biz SO pro Some.
MaiS-$3.4O Bis $3.50 pro JaB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01

Sdl3tlet11: pro Btllno, gauge
S4uItern. englii4 gei4nitten, Ole;
gang fur5e Rippen, 93c.; Seitenz
Ipef, 1O4c.; gan5e 2si6Itiide, 1O3c,;
SpefSS 6uItern, 94c.; Sugar Gu@
reO" S4uItern, &c.; S6inten, 15c.;
O6ne 6aut, 144c.; 9icnic, &c.;
pMeB"=S 6peinefIeii4 $3.50 pro
SAP; @6mul3-in 9ierce, gut raj
finirt 94e,, in 6GFern Toe.
8offee: 9otirun8en iino, ME fOIgt:
auf Der Bats bon So Gents pro
9funb fir 3io CIR. 7; Santos 74c.
biz LIE; Maracai6o 94t. Biz 1886;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Motta 18c. Bis
1916.
ger0fteter Raffse: 6. 8. g., in aiz
ten Zoe. Bis 10.2Oc. pro 8funo;
in 8ii8ien uno SGden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 325c.; SABA uno Motta, gez
mii6t, 273c. Bis 28c. pro 8funD; reiz
ner mdrQcdibp. 22c. big 225c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01

6afer. = 6eutige 9afer3ufu3r
6375 8uI6el; aus ben Glepatoren 5uz
riidge3ogen $40 8ufdel; @Orratb in
ben gIspatoren ia, 229 8ui6eI. Ser
fault nuroen Elm Wuggon Ger. 2 gez
mii6ter gu M}t. Glare gu 40@, Elm
@agqon Rr. 3 peiBer gu N}t. Glare
gu All.
.I:.. @XI.E..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
8nLtinnrrr Wnrftherihte.

Cgtri5tt fir BEN s2suti4n GorrcipOnotntsu')
Baltimore, 80. September.
Me6L.- Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
betrug 17,O88 Safer, einf6lieBIia
1866 Safer 81 2ocuit 9oint unO
2379 6G1er gu Canton; 8iiItenperz
IunOt 1876 Safer. Die PreiIe ite1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
GrnhnftensWnrft.

l1ntenite6snOe qreiie be8ie6en i;d
auf ben Gngros : 9QnOel; fir ben
S~Iein6anOeI muB Elm entipre4enOer
Quffdlug gema4t perOen.
Turm probutte.
2ebenbes 9efIiigeI, PRO qfunb:
iunge 6ii6ner 143c. bis 15c.; alte
6iibner 1885,; gnten &c. Bis 1885,;
Sauben, pro 8udr zoe. Bis 25c.
gier, pro 0uBeno 22c. bis 24c.
Nepfel, pro SAP SOC. Bis $3.50;
gfirii6e, pro &iIte $3.50 Bis 1925;
8irnen, pro &orb 15c. big &c.;
Srau6en, PRO 5 9funbz3orb 13c. bis
22c.; 4uinces, pro &prb Coz. Bis zoe.
Semitic: 8urtoffeln, pro 8uI6eIz
fife SOC. Bis &C.,; 3pie6eIn, pro 8uz
itel SOC. Bis 7Oc.; 0eiBfo6l, pro
6unoert $500 bis $3.50; 3opfiaIat,
pro 8uI9eltiite 35c. biz 4Oc.; 3uderz
rii6en, PRO 8iinoel lie. biz 2c.; So
matoes, pro Sorb 15c. bis 25c.; crime
8p6nen, PRO 8ui6el 40c, Bis 45c.;
Mais, pro 9uBenO Sc. Biz 15c,; Ga
rotten, pro 8iinOel 1c. Bis lie; Gina
bobnen, pro 8ui6eltiite $1.OO bis
$1.10; 8lumentobl, pro SAP $500
Bis $3.50; Seuerie, pro 9uBeno 15c.
bis 40c.; runOe RHben, pro 8uIdelz
fife 45c. Bis SOC.
Groceries unb prpbifios
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder, pro pfunb: ges
piirfelt, 5.764c.; puIperiiirt, 6.281t.;
STANDARD grauulirt, 5.161c.; fein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
6eutiQe SnluBrQte:
ga!timorer GffeftenbGrie.
Ccetibt.t fir ben .Stutibtn Gorr.Ipouutnttn' our&
:. Wm. WlOoeHoorf & Co.

:. Um. WloOsnSorf { Co.
Baltimore, 80. September.
5. Dm. W}iobenOorf &c 60. bere6z
men fir Grancs: 8antiers Sratten
auf so Sage 5.2O5, auf @i8t 5.184,
taufmdnniIde uuf so Sage 5.22B Bis
5.234. 8ei6smart auf 60 Sage 9444,
9uIoen auf so Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf 80 Sage
4.82-A auf Si6t 4.86, tuufmdnniz
f9e 4.824-83.
NertGufe auf Der hieIlaen Giietten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
4aFe!
G6feY

ar 8letls I'M 9uslauoe beisrgt tnRerbalb "A Stuaet@
Az btetuteub berGbgteEttm $rttle
@puarp aatHs,
&3hpshsG6e SaItimorts z tTa6s una BoFsOtrcs'@se-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
pOftmarfrnzQ gentnren.

8eri6tebue Std0tlbeile, in rpeI6en
9oItz0ertbIo6en p~ertauft
tperDen.
gleluals. 6. g. ecott.
gort.Roao Quruta Z. Suppinoton.
gorIubsaDsnus uuo 9arriiorfrab. - Robert G.
2. Ed.
q. strabs uro neutrality-suspicious. qSuy
Ieiuoonar.
CraugtoiGs - Diram Rim5ls.
SOrts&V,Hus uno5 ObHioH=Strnbs - q. q. 6.
edtiot.
8. unb gOuQb.strabs, 6i9Blanotopn - 9am,s
6. Iruor.
CranQ,Oint gcorae gtn.
0r. %, uuionsgUsHus gBoobbsrrb) - glarsHe
9. Winiamg.
ProoOpap unb galtimo5,=Strabs gtoro, :.
Wap.
urtrsS Citation, gtuuiplparisr ga6ua 9. g.
RropH.
Gamotussta sgaltimOrtsD btosgaBu.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
grf0rbrruug bnn POFia6en

2G1ge Der erforOsrIi4en 3eit CUR Grs
rsi9ung Der peri4ieOsnen Be-
itimmung5Orte.
llutenItebeno 1T Die ungsfdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der PoitiaGen bon
benz 8altimorer PoTt : 8irsau nd&
Ban bauptid6Ii6en einbimii6en unO
auspdrtigsn Stdoten per3si4net.
SnIdnb.
ATLANTA, 60, u Stuno;u.
QflanticsGitp, RS, 6 Stunosn.
groofluu. R.=9., 6 StIuotu.
burlington. gsrmoHt II StuuOsH.
Quffal5. 9.sQ.. Is StHH0sH.
Gape Wop, Rs, 8 StuHnsH.
Gbarltfou. Sc, Is StunosH.
Gbitaao. 9Rs., l 9a0.
Columbia. Sc, II Stuuotu.
Cincinnati, Chic, 20 GtuRDtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Sarleben anf 0rnnosigemtbnm.
@enr SShr G;e(o ochrnudht.

10 rpsnost CUB oil nib. 3ai3s Sarlebeu. 2t:6t.
HItiabiunQeE. SeribuitgeHbtit. Spt3isQ. 6rlei1=
%ttrungen pielen giondt iur anleibtu BON s. uuo
msbr. N T. Rremsr, Rr. l20, 3urOz9acas5tr.
CDtail6,1 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01

grunuIirt, 5.184c.; GrpitaG, 5.164c.;
Columbia q, 4.913c.; geI6er, 4.45c.
Bis 4.75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01

s.-0le Reutl9e WEals3ufubr
6etrug 1OO,23O 8uideI; @eriurbt
BON ben GleDatoren 1911 8uI6eI;
8ortatb in ben GIepatoren 421,031
8uf6el. 8erfauft tpurbe Elm Duggon
gemii9ter i'm 9efGngniBbofe gu 551,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01

8et3en. = Die beuti8e Nei3enz
3ufu6r be5ifferte iid auf 1850 8uz
ffel; @erianot bon ben GIeOdtoren
16,419 8uIfeI; @orratb in ben GIez
patoren 921,773 8uidel. 9ertGufe:
1000 Steamer CIR. 2 rot6er Spot gu
72, Elm @aggon 3uriidgepieiener auf
Der 8a6n gu Nt. Glare gu 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
WaqBe un0 GemihteS

ole bieIelben Don Der 8altimorer
4lebt= unO 9etraioez8 angeroma
men nerpeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
a6ien6 I'm g n.

1isIelbsn Staten uno 8soingungen,
ol3 in O2n Ser. Staaten, nit Qu5nabz
me, oaB gsmiI6 te aaufmannsnaaren,
nel6e ni6t ol5 Bona fio2" 5aabsIs>
MuIter qeIunot psroen, nit Der pats
fetpoIt per{du0t perOen miiiIen. Saul
mdnniIt2 Gdriftsn 81 oeh gsp03ns
ti6sn Staten.
GlnI6rei6egebi6g 0OF<QuFi4la0
s Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Terlaxat.- Tranen mo NaShsn.

0|erIangt:
Gin oeuti9ts Mdpbvu ais ao4in nno Ut gu.
oemcinc nausarbeit in eintm @dnspalt mn @tHS
BERN: mus Elm psnia enali3 ipr'9sn t0anfn; tt.
ne gpdi1t. 0d63uiragm IN NF' oIo' a'lCgop''
Sirabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Der. 6tuoten 8eIOdnpea
unqen.

Qnpeiiengen Biz CUR 606s DON
$3.50 tpftsn 3 Gents.
Qnpeifungcn iiber $3.50 Bis $500
toIten 5 Gents.
Nnpeiiun9en i6er $500 Biz $10.Oq
toIten 8 Sent3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-01
Der Oentffe Correspondent.
9unnerpag, 4. October 1903.
Qas Minorat.
BON Jreifrau Gabriele bon
S4lippenba4.
GOrtiebung,)

GOrtieBun9,)
ga perIieB i'm Die 8uhe uno 8sz
itnnung, er perguB 4Ges, leine Yer
a9tung, bic m~a6nenben WDrte ieiner
S6peiter, Iein 9efi6l ritterli4er
@bre, feline boben 4nI6auungen unO
feiten @runDfdBe. Gr ia6 nur Dus
f9Dne Deib Dor ii9, bas i'm glii6eno
liebte unb ba5 bic 4rme ie6niu4ttg
nab i6m ausItredte, unb er fiiblts,
oaB er jung mar unO Ous 8lut betb
Dur4 feline Qbern itiirmte. gr beugte
ii9 iiber lie:
r6reba," 5~itterte eg in leiIen 2uuz
ten ii6er feline 2ippen, r6reOu!"
Sic glitt an inn nieoer, tie mari
bic 4rme UNI i'm; ibr rotber, 6alb ge>
0ffneter Munb i6isn mad ieinen Sill
fen gu led5en, er rubte 6etB unO longe
ouf benz ieinen.
rRluus 0ietri6, mein !9err unO
mein &Dnig, meir 2eben, mein IQes!"
ftommelte lie, pi4 bin 9ein, 9sin,
9ein!"
Sic 6liften ii6 truntsn uno tief
ms Quge, Das 9epifen in ieiner
8ruit mar perItummt, Die Stunoe
itqnO tin, Ieife pldtiferte Der5pringz
frunnen, rauI4ten Die &a8taoen I'm
iie, unO bic 8lumen 6ielten ben 4them
an unO Oufteten iiiB unO i4per,
n5reOa, mo itefit 0u nun pieoer?"
rief cine drgerli6e Stimme, Die So
bells unD ReolOps iinO getOmmen unO
fragen na4 9ir!"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
KeNTUcKIANs'IN CONGRESS

With the exception Of Msssrs.
Hopkins and Boreing, all the
members Of the Kentucky deiega.
tion are natives Of the State. The
former WAS born in Virgins and
the latter in Tennessee. The new
Congress contains FIVE native born
Kentuckians now representing
other States. They are Senator
Shelby M. Cullom, Of Illinois,
who was born in Wayne county,
Senator William j. Stone, OF Mis-
souri,, who was born in Madison
county; Representative Under.
wood. of Alabama, who was born
Louisville; Representative Clark.
Of Missouri. who was born in An.
derson county; and Representa-.
tive Cooper. of Texas. who was
born in Caldwell county.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Ia dismissing Charles Durham,
charged with killing John Law,
son, County Judge Lewis OF Rock.
castle county, declared that Law,
son committed suicide in going
with his gun TO Durham's HOUSE
on ths hunt Of trouble.
In an interview David Il. Hen.
derson, formerly Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives said:
President Roosevelt will be nom.
mated, in my opinion, by the next
Republican national convention,
That goes without saying, and be
will have no opposition. No other
name will go before the oonvsn.
ton"
Gov. Beckham paid to Chair.
man Young, OF the State Execu.
tive committee, $4l6.70 due from
him as entrance fee after the with.
drawal OF Judge r. j. Breckin.
ridge from the gubernstorisl race
This makes the total amount oil
entrance fee put up by him ST.,
$50
The Trustees Of the Tusksegss
Normal and Industrial institute
have received from Andrew Carns
gle an endowment Of 5000 600 IL
United States Steel corporation
bonds. Out Of this suitable pre-
vision is to be made for the want,
Of Booker T. Washington snC
! family during life,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
BERRY FERRY.

The Monitor Arkansas arrived
at Golconds yesterday at 3 o'clock
The ferry and the boat. Pier CO fer
ried the people to the ship. The
ship was fine and the sailore were
we'll behaved. The ship WAS made
of steel and had 20 cannons on it
The largest guns shoot a she'll OF
$40 pounds and it takes S50 lbs.
powder to fire it. This gun could
throw a she'll twenty-five miles.
The reporter had the pleasure of
inspecting the ship.
The river is rising again very
rapidly.
Miss Alice Green, who has been
sick for some time, was abe to &c
to see the ship.
Berry Ferry is up with the other
little towns; her blacksmith shop
is in full blast, the Handy Bros.
are doing a good business, aud the
sawmill saws IL mber almost every
day.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
Confederate Veterans Reunion OF New
Orleans, L., nsy 10 to az.

For the above occasion the Hi.
nois Central Railroad will sell
tickets from Evansville, Ind, and
stations upon their southern lines,
to New Orleans, La, and return
from May 10th to May 2lst inolu.
sive, at very low rates. The round
trip rate from Evansville willie be
$l4,90. Henderson, Ky, 1885.
Morganfeld, KY, $3.50, Union.
town, KY, 1885, and correspond.
ingly low rates from other stations.
Through coaches without charge.
For full information call upon or
address f. r. Wheeler. u. P. d. T.
A., Evansville, Ind, john Ascot,
A, PIG. A., Memphis, Tenn,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
An iHcoNSEQuENTlAl DONKEY.

This donkey story is vouched for by
our young friend, johnson Order, OF Ere
donia. Last spring Tom Morgan found
tho father Of mule practically wander
ing around looking for master; with his
accustomed kindness and an outlay Of
one dollar and fifty cents Tom became
the owner in fee simple Of that hungry
and leg weary snimal. He let him look
at some corn occasionally, and now and
then gave him the liberty Of smelling
oat straw. Under the benign influence
Of these articles Of the horse-lsrder, the
donkey made himself useful as pack
animal or sled-horse around the farm.
This spring Tom heard Of a man living
In q state far beyond the Ohio, who
wanted to exchange farm for a don
key. Letters, photographs, ETC., were
exchanged, and last week, the donkey
left on Capt. Colmssneil's train, $40 ex
press charges attached, FOR his new
home in the north, and Tom has deed
to ninety acre farm in Arkansas. Who
says 1t don't pay to be kind TO the un
fortunate.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
VERDICT FOR wORTEA.
In Damage Suit-Chsster Girls
som Granted Divorce.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY NEWS.

Circuit court adjourned al
Sm,thland last week.
The case against Elmendorf, the
Lola safo blower, was contin ued
until next term.
r. Chester q rissom was granted
divorce from his wife Ella Girls
som. and the latter's maiden name,
Ella Shelby, was restored to her.
Judge Gordon presented poe
ket knife TO each member OF the
petit jury aud pocketbooks TO the
grand jurors on the adjournment
OF the two juries.
Mr.. w. |. Clark renewed his
bond as Master Commissioner OF
Livingston county.
A barbecue was given on We'd
nesday, by the officers of the court
and the attorneys, at Echo Valley
Springs, in honor of Judge Cor.
don.
The suit of w. A. DickerS n
against III. +. Worten, the Hamp.
ton druggist attracted widespread
interest, owing to the prominence
of the parties aud the peculiar fet
lures Of the case Dickinson sued
Worten for $4,000 damages anc
alleged gross negligence OF defen
dant in. filling a prescription fol
plaintiffs eighteen months ole
child, which died in short Will,
after two doses had been given
There was, perhaps, more interes
manifested than in any other cas-,
at this term of court.
Only 20 minutes after the coui
ordered the jury to their room
their verdict was read in favor o.
the defendant, Worten.
The evidence showed that H.,
child was subject to fits, that i
died in commissions, that the tab
lets said to have been given to tn
child were compared with tn,
labeled as the prescription Gale,
for and found TO be exactly tn
same, that about four hundred tai
let's had been sold out of the sam
bottle without serious results I,
any one, and that Worten move
had had a tablet in his drug stor
like the analysis indicated them I,
be. In the face of these facts an,
without proof to the contrary,
was no surprise when the jury I'd
turned the verdict Ne stated above
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-30
DEEDS RECORDED.
Big List of Real Estate Transfers Made at the
County Clerks Office Since April 9th.

Bessie Simpson to j. ID. Leach, inter
sIt In land, go.
l.. A. Weldon TO Thos. A. Minner, lot
Tolu for 50 acres Of land and s36I.2
IA. Minner TO I. II. Clement, lot in
Tolu, 400.
Chas W. Harris, Of Lyon county, to
Edward Order, house and lot near
Marion, $3.50.
Joseph Snyder to J. N. Snyder, II
acres on Flatlick, t65.
A. j. Pickens 10 John II. Morse, old
Marion Hotel property, $500.
j, ii. Morse to Jas. A. Stegar, old
Marion Hotel building, s2700.
J. II. Porter to w. II. Wallace, land
on Piney, $500.
Henry v. Stone TO w. s. Hicklin,
house and lot in marion, $3.50.
J. o. Dixon to Jesse s. Stevens,
acres in r. G. Walker addition to Mar
loo, $500.
ID. G. Roberts 10 Geo. j. Stadler, lot
In Reed addition, $50.
j. NJ. Mcconnell to j. ii. Porter, 2t
acres on Piney, $500.
Mrs. 8. ID. Brown and others TO Mrs
Ella Charles, house and lot In Dycus.
burg, $3.50.
Mrs. Ella Charles to Aaron L, Charles
house and lot in Dycusburg, $3.50.
ID. g. Roberts TO Nat Poet, lot 10 Reed
addition, $50.
Same TO q. J. Hsury, lot In Reed ad
dition. $50.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Steel TO Jno. j. Bennett
8 tracts Of land In Crittenden, ESQ.
j. r. Dodge to r. L. Moore, house anc
lot In Marion, 1890.
ID. G. Roberts TO Augusta w. Powell
2 lots In the Reed addition.
ii, s. Newcom TO Jas. NJ. Order,
acres on Long:creek.
A. J. Pickens and others TO James A
IStegar, the New Marion Hotel propert,
and building lot 1880.