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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-26
George NJ. Snyder, General
THE AlTA-|DRHO GOLD hND COPPER MINING CO.
Property of the Company.

The Company owns the Empire group of mines"
consisting of nine claims, viz Empire, Idaho, Queen
Ruby Queen, Nez Perce Queen, Indian Boy, Indian
Girl, Hazleon, Lehigh and Luzerne located i'm Lolo
Mining District, Idaho County, on Clearwater river
and on line of the Northern Pacific Railway.
The railroad is between the property line of the
Company and the river, and affords fine location for
millste on land of Company.
Wood and Water.
The Clearwater river is the western line of the
group of mines belonging to this Company, and will
furnish water for any plant which the Company will
erect their premises the banks of the river
The lands of the Company are well timbered in
sufficient quantities for timber, lumberand fuel, which
may be necessary to use at mines, and for building
purposes and fuel
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-26
Report of Mining Engineer.

Ter, Located at Pardee, Idaho.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-26
Imprisonment for Life.

John S. Gulick must spend the
remainder of his life in prison.
This is the final action of the Board
of Pardons at the session Of that
body held in Harrisburg on We'd
nesday of last week. This action
was taken by the board on the
strength of the report Of DR.. Nc
Leod, a Philadelphia alienist, who
examined Gulick.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-26

Pocket books for either lady or
gentleman, and the finest line in old
Columbia county. to select from at
Mercer's Drug and Book Store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27

It is the most digestible as well.
1t is the most convent for a farmers
and, distant as is from other source,
of supply, if is most indispensable
that every farm should havGxts flock,
If only sufficient for Its own use, and
the convenience of neighbours. This
is easily managed, for four neigh
oors, each having q flock, may join
together and divide a sheep each
week, or any other interval, with
each other, and very easily arrange
for the times Of distribution. A
well-killed and well-dressed mutton
will easily keep a week in the hot
est weather if hung in = shaded and
sheltered milkhouse where 1t is per-
fec,ly safe from flies, A roomy
frame, covered with fine wire net
ting, in any airy building, or a
house cellar, will keep tho meat in
perfect condition for q week, and
this interval Of keeping is most
desirable for making the mutton
tender and most easily digested.-
| Drover's Joural.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27

clothing. Even the better clase of
southern people have this unfounded
prejudice against the flesh Of the
sheep Of the lambs, b~ased-as have
learned by my own apprehension
mistaken methods OF dressing the
carcass.
And I think right here it is a good
and proper time and place to x
plain this matter, for it is relevant,
not only to the southern people, but
to a large majority of persons else
where, who make a serious mistake
in the dressing of a sheep for want
knowledge OF a few very simple
things.
A sheep is a small animal, and its
carcass cools in q few minutes after
its woody skin has been removed.
I am now writing from personal e1-
p%erience, having always been in the
habit Of dressing my own mutton,
as q hunter always dresses his own
game, and a fisherman prepares his
own fish, when he is ''out" and from
home anyway. And my own dress,
ed mutton has never had what I ad.
NIT is q peculiar and somewhat dis
agreeable odor, simply because il
has been dressed on what are really
scientific principles-that is, on con
ditions arising from special facts.
which, when known. may be yer,
easily avoided.
The common way Of dressing {
sheep-at home-is to deprive it o
life, then skin the carcass, and ther
remove the intestines. Now wha'
happens? When the skin is takel
off so small an animal the carcas!
has cooled on the outside, and tn
evaporation from the still warm in
side has been chilled in the hesl
and fixed in it, so giving it the odo:
and flavor of the %intestines. This j
the whole of 1t.
But if the sheep is first hung VI
and then bled freely, and as soon a
possible, when all sensation ha
been lost, the skin is ripped up tn
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27

belly and parted a few inches, and
the intestines removed, and the car
cass inside drenched, by a pailful OF
warm-not cold-water, the meat
will be cleaned, and all Of the
"~sheepy" faint, 50 much disllked by
some persons, will completely dlssi-
pated and the mutton will be quite
devoid of the woody" odor and
taste so much complained of. All
this I have proved by years practice
in dressing my own mutton, and 1T
is the method followed by the bust
ness slauphterers. Rapidity in the
work of dressing any animal is nee
essary always, and when any person
has had practice enough to get a
sheep slaughtered, prepared in this
way for removing, and removed al
the in sestines, all inside of one min
ute, he will have the best mutton
possible,
The flesh OF the sheep is the mos
nutritious Of all kinds of animal foods
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27

the manufacture of cloth from wool
was existing at every early period,
while the use Ct its flesh for food was
really the must useful and import
ant purpose for which the sheep was
valued. Al! this is very interesting
as mere knowledge, but it becomes
more so when we find in the early
records that the shepherds art had
then been reduced to rule and writ
ten OF in books, and the condition of
it was at that early time as far ad-
vanced in almost every way as it
now exists-for all practical pur-
poses. No nan knows everything!
But all men knows all things! So
it has been written many hundreds
OF years ago. And this is very true
of the art Of keeping sheep profit
ably. But some men know very
little Of the shepherds art and prac
tice; and hence the sheep, which is
one OF the weakest and most de-
%fenceless OF all our animals, is not
nearly so popular and profitable an
animal as it might and should be.
At least it has been so. Indeed, it
has been, and still is, a popular
superstition, in the fullest sense oil
the OF the word, that the sheep is
practically worthless except for its
fleece, and that its flesh is a very
disagreeable kind Of meat, and
unpalatable as food.
This may be thought by some
readers somewhat q stretch OF fancy.
But as a resident of tho southern
states for more than twenty years
past, and having kept quite a large
number Of sheep, and being very
well acquainted with the habits Of
the people. l can say positively
that a large majority of the people
of the south and southwest have 6
strong prejudice against mutton
and if any sheep are kept at all it is
only for the fleece which is spun al
home into yarn and woven often or
cotton warps, in local mills or a
home, into cloth for sheets ant
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27

was not followed, but was co-exist>
ing from the earliest history with
the pasturing Of focks. It was thus
as we must reasonably believe, the
only domesticated animal Of the
earliest agriculture. This was the
necessity OF the case, for civilized
man, however crude his civilization
might have been, must have requir-
ed clothing Of some kind. An in
the history Of cur race we find that
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27
IMPORTANCE OF THg sHEEp.

From the most ancient published
records In books we learn that the
sheep have always been the compan-
Ion and valued servant OF man, It
10 mentioned in the oldest Of all re-
cords that the frst occupation Of
our race was agriculture and the
aeapsng Of sheep. Tilling Of the soil
Hlgseks necessity come 6rak, but it
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-27
The Opening Snap
of the Fall Season.

A large-size Reed Rocker made on a stout,
amply braced Hickory frame. The back
showing a particularly fancy weave and the
popular heavy, roll style prevailing around
the entire chair. The rockers are long and
well balanced, and it would be hard to i'm
agine a more comfortable setting room
rocker.
This chair is retai1ed the world over at $500
and considered very good at the price, but to
show Black Hills people what we can do for
them, we are offering this elegant chair de-
1ivered at Rapid City and points taking the
same rate at the remarkably low figure of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

ST. Ro6ert 6. See 5aG, Der bsmoz
fratii6e Ganbibat fir bus untsrbaus
Der @eiebge6ung BON Der neuntea
Worb, purbe in Mifouri ge6oren
uno 1T iebt Al Sabre alt. @r fam i'm
Otter Don 20 eSabren na9 Baltimore,
mo er einige Sabre fpdter am rGo1eg
fir Qer3te urtb Wunodr3te" uls We=
biainer grubuirte, iebo9 ME Bic dr3t=
lide grdris ausii6te. Gr fi6rte me6z
rere Sabre in Norboitz8 Baltimore cine
4pot6ete. Sn 1884 perebeli4te iid
9r. 6aq nit 5rdulein 4mp g.Sbortt
bon Baltimore, tpel6er @6e bret Sim
Der entiprofen iinb. Radbem 6r.
6au in 1894 BON Der r8altimorer
iuriiti16en S4ule" grabuirt bate,
tpurbe er nod in bemiel6en Sabre gum
8arreau 5ugelafen unb pratti5irt
fettbem uls Re9tsantpalt. Seine 8uz
redur befinben ii9 in CIR. Is, Dit
2erinstonzS trabe, unb feline griputz
pobnung in Hr. 939, @oriudzNbe.,
Waberlp. 9r. 9au TT elm Mitglieb
Der nGoncorbiuz2oge Or. Is. u. 5.
unb q. &c." bes mGurroQton Council
Nr. 257, Ropal 4rcunum;" Oes
r9rogreiiipe Cattle Nr. 20, 8nigbts
Of tbe @oIben @agles," unb bes
rOeutiden unterftiiBungs 8unOes."
Serner fungirt er ols 9ioezgrGIiOent
beg nWuberlp 8erId0nerungs : Ser
ems" unO ite6t nit benz r8eri60nez
rungsz9erein bon 9omeiteab" in @:rz
binbunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

!6r. G6arles 8epiol. Der bemotroz
tide GunbiDat fir ou8 llnter3ors Der
geIsboe6ung pon Der 23.@aro, moGat
in Nr. 1913, GiozG6arle5@SttaB2
pofel6f er cine 8u6orudsrei betr3;E..
Gr hefleibetc me6rere Sabre biz Stelz
luna zines 5risotn5ri6ters uno fu';z
oirts Bel meGrfdfen @elegen6aiter als
goli3eiri6tsr. Gr pug0e Dor AZ Sab
rem in 8att;r9re gebor'n uno 1T 0er%
heirothet. Geine Gltsrn %Itantmtsn
aus 0sutI6lono, uno er ielbit 1T Der
beutffen @prude in @ort nnO
66rift mdGtig. 6r. Repiol 1T cir
Treimaurer IL. M2it8lieO Cer nGagie5"
Enb nGlf5." 6erner 1T er Mitglieo Der
nQofuDettezQog g}r. Z" Oe5 plln17z
hqnoiQen Oroens Der 9unOperter,"
bss n0erein8 Der 8ii6nenz 4rbeitar gtr.
Az uno Der yg}ational : 4fociatlnn
Der 8i6nenz4 nge Tte1ten g}r. 49," ais
Mitqlieo Der leBtsren beiOen 8srerni=
Qun9en gs60rt er gleid5eitig Der r5s=
6erution Of Qubor" an. 9a5 9eutid=
tbum in 5iiOz8altimore nirO bic
GunOioatur Oes 6rn. 8soiOl ips3isl
intereIIiren, Oa oerfelbe tets an csutz
i6en Qngeleg:n6sitsn regen QntRstl
qenommsn. 8epor 9r, 8epioI iein
eiqenes @eI6Gft bs9riinDete, mar er
ldnqere 3eit i'm @eBerS0 ePartement
Des ,0eutIden GorreipOnOentsn" t3as
tin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

ST.. s. G6drles ~2inihicum bon Der
elften Uaro II -er GGntitG: fir ous
Ilnter6cp5 csr GjeieBgebung aus bem
britten Giitritt cIi 0eT t>hrotrutiz
i6er 1tt::. 81. GjrtEicpr mar, ere
er fit enfId,lpB, iif um elren 9's in
Der G.isbg:tuns 81 ttanben, Prdilz
bent os5 ancrOtra!53:: Clubs Der
II. Naro," irsttt SrooniIatiOn IN
Der lebten Mdnor5 = Champagne 10
pert6po1e 9ienie ~leiitst' uno Die
groBe MISUNDERSTANDING ii @6aIe's
Sbeuter peranitaltc1e. 0biger Club
bat bic @anoioutur ieins5 iriiberen
prdiioenten einitimmrg inCOiIirt.
ST.. 2int6icum nuros in 1867 in
Dime 4runbel= Gour1g Gs5tren unO
fam i'm Otter rof elf SaEltn mad
Baltimore. Ra4Osm er bic Offentz
lifen S6ulen abioloirt bate, gra=
ouirte er an Der @taut5z Formal
S6ule uno tpuroe Dann grtn3ifal an
Der 8raobod : S6ule in 6reccrifz
Gountp. Gr itubirte ipdter an Der
.So6ns 6opfin5' uniOer1itdt" unO
na4 einem 3peiid6ri9en ipe3ieQen
aurfug i'm biItori16zpolitiiGen De
purtement beIu8te er ul5 STUDENT Die
iurtItiIae 5duls Der p9}arpldnoer
uniber1itGt." Na4Oem ST. QintAitum
an bieier uniperiitdt g%ruOuirt bate,
niomete er ii8 Der Re6t5onpolt~
9raris. Gr tpobnt in gr. 7O5, Ct.
StraBe, unb lit elmer Der gr0bs
ten Steuer3a6ler in Der StdDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

6r. Clarence %. Berfins, tpel6er
i'm 8peiten 9eieBge6ungs=9itrit ouf
benz bemofrati16en Slider als Stats
Senator nominirt nurbe, fpdro an
Is. Mdr3 1871 in @61i Il ,tolpn, Sent
@ountb, geboren. Sem Batter, ST.
Chen 5. 9erfins, mar cir geborsner
8ultimorer. 9r. Pertins puroe III
feiner 8oterftabt i'm .Wai6tngtonz
@olleg" er3ogen. Nu4rem er bort
feline Stubien beenbet bate, trat er in
Glitter BON 20 S16ren ;r Die iuriItti6e
@9ule Der vunioerittdt bon Murn<
lamb" elm unb perpoqtommnete feline
iuriitiffen &enntnii1e bur6 prattii6e
Qrbeit in benz Northumberland
Der So. 6inflep C Morris.
Seit Der 3eit, no er Iif in btefi9er
Stubt Der Qnnaltsz qruris piome.e.
bttbetligte er iG Ie5D1ft an iecer
@ablzGamp1gre unb niitete ieine1
gartei ni6t nur in8altimore, Ionoern
aud in ben Counties bes Staates
t~pert6bo[e Oienite.
Wegen ieiner c~onierpatiOen Stel>
lungnabme unb ieiner unermiioIi4en
Gnergie in Der tir3lidsn Muni3irdl=
Champagne purhe pr. 9erfins finz
thinning gum @oriiBenOen be5 Gr1euz
tipzGomite's Der yhemotratii6sn Qiga
iunger MGnner" ertpG6lt, peLd' lsbz
tere Organization Bel Der G%rnd9Iung
Oes Stdets in bieiem 9erbit erstgifA
t6Gtig iein miro Sr. gertins lit Dsrz
heirathet unD 6Qmiltenpdter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

men Wm. 8nQbe e So. unO G6arle2
81. @tieff nurOe fir ibre @eneroiitdt
ben 6Gngern 9ageniiber 6eionoers gez
Ounft. 9es Weiteren murbe 6eittmmt,
fir ben 6eItprGiioentan unD bic 9tretz
loren Der ySGngerfeit 8eiauI6aft"
@6renzNb3eifan gum QnOenten an
oo8 6~Gngerfsit fir lire ben Der.
5Gnqern ppn Baltimore" oI5 Oeren
6eItau576uB geleiiteten 9ienite gu be-
f6affen. Sin pon Der oSGngerfettz
@eIeQ76aft" eingsianOter Gbaf iibsr
1851 olS 8iid3a6Iung Der BON ben
Ser. SGngern ppn Baltimore" singez
3ablten 8~opFgelcer gum Sdn8erfeIt
nurDe entgegen genommen uno ipdtar
bef6lofen, non Die lem 8elOe $500 als
einen bafonoeren 6ono fir Oas tomz
menbeS Gnqerfeit in g}apart i'm Sabre
1906 un3ula9en. 4m "a. SUM- purz
ben ben uuf Dem 9ompfer ng}edar"
nQ6 9eutI6lonD abfdbr2noen Set
~prGIioenten Qeopolo 8. Wieman, Set
0"iriQenten .. Meldmet, 9irettor 0eS
Muitfz8ireous Stephan 9teinmiilz
fer, 8ice~9rGIiDent 5ran3 6altl uno
9eleQaten 6arm. Midli6 Settens cer
Ser. 6Gnger ppn Baltimore" Elm Do
ffieo8zS tGnD6en gebra6t, moran 1th
aud qrof. 8inter's &oPaas bst5et=
ltqte. Die an T., 3. uno 6. Suli pom
@e~funqperein ,6armonie" be9un8ene
Teier oes golosnsn SubilGums fano
poue 8et6eiligung Seiten5 Der 5u
unierer 8ereinigung 9e60rigen SIM
Qer unD 8ereine. Dim II. Suli nun
BEN bic SO. g. 8iri6en6ofer, NOam
O6It, Serb. 8aiIer, 9enrp 8ieieting
unO 6. Quopig Nogner alS 9irettoz
rem Des oNorD0itIi6en SGngerbunz
Oss" getpG6lt. g6eniO nurDe Der
3psimalige 9rGiioent unO IangjQArigs
9eleQat Der Der. Sanger BON 8altiz
more 6r. 6riB Sdeiot, in Nnerfenz
nunQ ieiner ms6r, ais 30 Sabre Dem
DeutIfen SGngertbum gentometen
0ienIte gum @6renOelegaten erlpdAlt.
Bum 56luB Der am IA, Quguit TAFT
QefunOensn 0eleQaten 8sriammlun8
nuroe cer in3pii6en Don 9eutI6lano
3uriifqete6rte 6sitprdIioent 2eoPolo
8. WiemQn piQfommen gehetBen.
Qm 26. Nuguit fanD in ner Ser
maniazM z6aQs" Der DOn Der
nGdnQerfeFz8 eieGi6aft" gu GRren
Res glGn3enDen grfolge5 De5 SGnger@
fefa5 pe~ranItaltete Subel Gommsrs
ftatt, an nelfem bic per. Sdn9er
BON Baltimore" t~6eilnabmen, Bon
einemS onntag8zGon i'm n9fuio~
6iQz9urt" puroe in DieIem Sabre
Qlbtano qsnommen, ou Die SGnger
obne6in ouBerorbentli6 in 4nipru4
Qenommen tpDroen iinO. Sn Der De-
misunderstanding am II. Sept.
puroe Director Bid. 6. 6anoldB Oa5
G6renab3eifen Der n8er. Sdnger"
Our6 ben 9rGIioentan ~iibergeben.
Die 8et6eiligung Der Der. SGn=
Qer," 9ereine unD Sdnger am rOeutz
i6en Sage" melfe 5sier 9elegentlih
Der bier in Baltimore t~agenoen 5pei=
ten Convention bes r0suti6=Qmeriz
taniI6en Nationalz8unoes" om0}onz
tug, ben IA. S~sptember, i'm n9arleDz
9arf" Itattfano, mar cine iebr CUTE.
Sin aus ben $50. 6. Quopig Wagz
ner, u. Obit uno $. 8ieieting be-
itsbence8 Gomite iiberbra6te am %.
Septembsr Dem Q6tb, 6rant s.
8u6ter oas i6m pon ben per. SGnz
germ bon Baltimore" psrlis6:ne golz
Dene Qb3eiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

Stint Sabre @efdngntB.
- Seize 9ooges Don Rr. 2042, 6ounz
tuinitruBe, purOe geitern Nadmittag
in Der Oitli9en 9oli3eiitation pom
poli3eirtdter 8urlano uuf flint
Sabre ing @~efdngniB geiunOt, uno
5tpar pegen criminelIen NngriffS auf
bic neun Sabre ate Gillian Sunberz
lamb. 4u5 ben 3eugenausiagen err
CAB es iid, oaB 6ooges oas Mdo4en
angriff unb i6r bro6te, iie in eineQnz
italt gu ienoen, penn ie ii9 inn nil
oerIeBe. Spdter babe er bas Mdoden
auf Die StraBe geieBt uno bieies babe
fi4 an feline 3ante Ro1ie Sunoerz
Lamb, Nr. 5O8, Siio : G6apelitr., gez
panbt, peI4e ourd 5ragen in @rz
Fabruug bra6te, pie oas Mdofen,
tpel6e5 cine Waiie 1T, ~miBbunoelt
tpuroe, porauf ie am 5reitag ben
@er6aftsbtfe6t gegen 6ooges erlung@
te. Or. s. 81. S9uIte mu6te Qusz
Iagen beaigtth bes 3uitunOes OeS
Mdbden5, uno Squire 8arlanb mar
10 er3iirnt, buB er ertldrte, er min
i6e, er mare Der Batter beg MGo4ens,
bann piiroe 9obges nidt mebr le6en.
Die Gltern bes Mdo6ens fino Dor
einigen oSubren %ge{torben, pordu
6ooges es in 8ormunoi6aft naAm.
SIM golbenen Strange. -
ST.. Wil6elm CONNER, Elm ldngid9rtz
ger QeIer bes r0euti6en Gorrsiponz
oenten," uno feline Satin Roitne fet=
erten oieIer Sage in Der 8eAduiung
i6rer 3o6ter Nr. 1886, Qisquitbitr.,
i6r aoloenes 6o95sits : Subildum,
na6oem lie Dor 9ater SoiepR Meber
BON Der ct. Satobus Stride ibre
Gbeoelii6oe erneuert batten. 8tele
pertbpoQe @eI9enfs tpurOei benz @be@
puare iiberrei6t uno bic 5eier ndhm
einen b0df qemiit6liden 8erlauf I. =
6r. uno fSrau Sommer tpuroen Dor
nunmebr so Sabren bon benz Yoter
Urban in Der ct. Safobus Stride
oetraut, unb einem Der Srdu3eugen,
6rn. 80. Man5, mar es pergonnt,
Dem qoloenen 6o43eitS Subildum
beisupobnen. Der iiberuu5 gludlt@
den g6e entiproFen oreiSO6ter, mel
de ale brei on 8riioer aus Der 5amt@
lie 9rugeIer perbeirathet limb. Sc
limb bie5 Die 5ral1en Gutharine, Cleo
more unb Roiine Srageier. Somlt
boben alio bret S9peitern bret Brit
Der oebeirat6et. 4uBer bieien bra4z
ten 19 @nfelfinber uno iieben urentel
ben Ssubilaren bic ber5li6iten Slid
fpiinide bar.
Ginbru9 q n 6eIlem Sage,
= OILS fyrau Charles 9out bon gSr.
25O7, @o1emItruBe, geitern Na6mtt@
tuq UNI ! u6r mad elmer 9albitunbt7
qen nu6borli6en giiite noa 9ouie
suriiffebrte, fanb lie, buB ginbreder
our6 Elm 6enIter bes GB5immers bin
elm geItiegen tparen, Die GuBentbiire
nit einem 5tu6l perbarrituDirt unD
spei iilberne 1bren, etnen 9olbenen
Rinq, einen benfurbigen ueberrod II.
einen @9lappbut geitohlen 9atten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

9pn i9ren Wttdrbettern
unertGnnt.
Sn peri6iebenen 0epartements oes
ftGotiiden !6uusbdlts puroen ben
uusfdeioenben Chefs geitern BON III
rem Mitarbeitern uno Inter Iteuten
@eI6ente iiberrei6t.
9teuer : Qppeuutionsri4ter 5resz
burger erbielt Elm goloenes uhrgez
6dnoe, Steuer { @inne6mer 8orter Ell
men filbernen Seller uno Superinten>
bent Der Dffentliden @ebduoe 9eaz
mann cine biumantene Dor tednuoel,
8erfammGungen neuer
8e6Drben.
Die neue 1yeuer : 8e60roe pirn
morgen Ra6mittag 3 ubr ihre erite
SiBung balten.
Die erfte SiBung Der Partbe4Drbe
piro 0ienitdg itdttfinoen.
4m 9ienItag 4benb pirb audi bic
@efdngniB : 8eb0rOe ii4 Orguniiiren.
Rott5en.
Mdnor Mt2ane er9ielt geitern piez
Der 8eianerben be5igGi4 oerSprenz
glngen Der Baltimore : O6iobd9n"
uuf 2ocuIt : gotnt. 0ieielben MUIR
ben on ben Stubt : Sngenieur perz
pieien.
Dix 8irgf6aften Der Sruppen:
grin5ipdle iinb ieBt bereit; oieielber
iinb BON Der Qetna Snoemnitp So.
uusgeitent.
Cine 9etition an ben MaDor lit in
@iib : Baltimore i'm umlauf, in nell
der 1i9 iiber Die Inlage CUR 8erni4s
tprtg ber&iidenabfGQe als Elm geiunos
beitsf9Gnli6sr 8emeiniduoen beflagi
nirb.
!6r. 2arftns, pefder. unter 9rn. g,
Ssle6urt 9ulfs : StraBenreini9ungs=
@pmmiHGr mar, piro BON 5rn. Wi=
DIES, Dem ~neuerndnnten StraBenrei=
nigungs : Gommifdr, nieoerernannl
peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

mes Notwithstanding beItebe, big
Der 3ned, fir ben tie e%rnannt, erfiQt
lei; bic am Is. Oftober 1902 err
nannte GommiRion, nm Grbe6ungen
an3uItelen iber bic Hat6Iumfett Der
Grtpeiterung Der 2ig6tItraBe lei fir
Elm Sa6r, uno bic am 81. Sult 1902
ernannte 6opfins : Yurf Commit
iion fir 3tpei Sabre ernannt. Die
SteGe bes oritten Mitglieoes bergriiz
fungs : 8e60roe bes 9oli5ei : 9epurz
temsnts lei p%atunt, iagt 9r. Bruce,
ba Sr. Sbeo. Mar6urg, ipel6er i'm
Qpril bic les Subres pom oumdligen
MaDor !6anss ernannt puroe, ni6t
qualifi5trt babe.
SanitGtsz 8eri6t.
Na6 benz 8eri9t bes Sanitdtsz
GommiFGrs Or. Sas. 8oslep iturben
in Der perfloFenen Woae III perioz
men in Baltimore, gegen 1872 in Der
glei9luuFenben Wo4e oes Sdbres
1902. Die 5terblidteitsrate betrug
1880 pro 1000 Der @eIdmmtbep0ltez
rung, 13.40 fir Die Weiben unb
3O.44 fir bic Neger. IS tpuroen 247
tpeibe uno IS Negertinoer als geboz
rem ~argenelbet. Die 6uuptiG9li4ten
r.
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-0rrpGrtS.-
Scnte Hadhmittag nm 3 1tbr,
GrDffnmnas Mmmm NIT Santcf.
Sprtraa BON Sr. 6. Senrici.

Wie elm reuiger Siinber
fam geftern Der IA Sabre ate Sbel=
burn @eiblsp bon port Ropul, SUI
iatazGountD, gu., mad Der fiibli9en
9oli5eiitation unb er5dblte, buB er
ietnen Gltern burfgebrannt lei. @r
fanb in Der 5rembe peiter Ridts, als
Gnttduf6ungsn, unb Bat, buB mar
i'm beimienben m0ge. Die Polisei be-
nu4ridtists feline gltern bon ieinem
4ufenthaIt