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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22
Seutige S9luBra
BoItimorer Gffettenb5tIe
EeIatt FIR BEN .Stutta,n GsrrsipoEnsattA' eEVa
q mr, RibnfnDarf 4 1Al

Baltimore, ben q. Qpril.
S. 0m. Mtobenborf &c So. bere6z
nen fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
uuf 60 Sage 5.184, auf Si9t 5.165,
tuufmGnniT6e auf go Sage 5.18s big
$40 (peniger 1915. Rei4smarf auf
go Sage 943. 9uIben auf go Sage
SO 1916.
Sterling 8untiers auf go Sage
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22

Rnltimn rer Wnrfthrrihte.

Bsrt@ist far Zen s1tuITasH GorrdDOHOsnttu.1
8uGttmDre, ben q. QpriI.
Me6G.- Die beuttge MIebI3ufu6r
belief .fi8 auf 2989 Safer, etnfdlieBz
Ii4 1926 6GFer gu Canton. &iftenz
perIanbt - 6GTer. Martt itetig
uno 9reife fir Before SOrten 9utent5
unb Straigbts perOen bOn ben Miilz
Tern feitgebalteh. Die NOtirungen ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22

y Z. gtHIISt guTVtdHT"T
60,661 8uffel; aus ben @leOatoren
5uriidge3ogen 1896 8ui6el; @lebato%
renz8orrat6 1O1,558 8ui4eL Der
tdufe: 1 Waggpn Rr. 2 gemii4ter gu
384, 1 8aggon g}r. 8 tpeiBer gu 4O4,
1 @aggon gr. 2 gemtf4ter gu 383, l
Mdg9on ger. 3 peiBer 8u DO.
6o,,4:-n SAI,,6rn+e.
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OrnnOeigentbnm sMgeutcn.

gBenn sic Sbrc @itetbeH nidbt cimFafiIren
tounen, ioQttn sic mir Sbr 6igcutbum auDsrs
traucn, unO i'd eripare Sbnen 9slO; Is Sabre Grs
fabrune. @D6eutli9e ODER monatlibe Gintaiiruug.
6. s. 9 mitb, 215 ct. 9aulsStrabe. 6. SD.
Se(epbpu ct. 9dul 77 q. Cldrjl2, 600
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8er. Stdate1 8eIbaRtpeh
~ungeSr

~ N-T~ 80
$3.50 totsn 3 Gents.
&nneiTungen i6er $3.50 6is $500
tOfsn 5 Gents.
QnDeiiun9sn iiber $500 Bis $1,000
Gotten 8 Gents.
@~npeiiIngsn iibsr $1,000 Big
$4,000 toiten 10 Cents.
4ntpeiIungen iibsr $4,000 zig
$4,000 toftsn IL Gents.
@npeiIungsn iiber $4,000 Biz
$4,000 toIten Is Gents.
QnpeiTanasn ii6er $4,000 Big
$4,000 toiten Is Gents.
G%npefTungen ii6er 5000 Bis
$4,000 toIten 20 @ents.
InpeiI ungen u6er $1,000 big
$1,000 tOftsn Is Gents.
Qnpeifunesn iiber $500 Big
$4,000 tpitsn so Gents.
5~anbeIspdpisre - Pd6ete Big 3uVa
@epidt bon 10 ru8sn 5 gsntg;
8oGsta iiber 10 un3en I6per, 10 Gts.
lob gef6IpFen, ooer ni8D nit Quss
nabme DON manuicripten nit beifoIs
genosn GOrrettur : 8oQen, ferner ale
berfegsIttnS a9an Ciebs untenIteBnp)
2 Geni8 pro un3e, nit NuSnabme BON
8riefen il 8o1t : Stdtiouen, mo ba
qoffa6en ni6t duggetragen perben,
| Sent pre- un3s. 4Ot : aarten, ie 1
Gent.
3neiter RGoIs 4oFIa6en - 3eis
tungsn, bierteIiG6rli9 oOer 0fter ers
I6sinsnbs 3eit16riften, psI6e ni4E
gratis bsrt6siIt perbsn. 0as augez
meme 9u6titum be3a6It oaflt nit
G~iier6obn Warten gu Der Rdte BON
il 1 Sent fir 4 lln3sn ober S9etIe bds
ppn, psnn ni6t b~frIsgtlt.
0ritter 4luTe - (geOrudte, teine
8Ia1cos9Ifer). GirtuIare, dnbere ges
orudte 6a9en, Gorrsfturz8Dgs unb
~beiFolgenoeg MaruIcript, 9dlentines,
MItt : 0otsntIGttsr. 6eliotDpes,
EJromos, glataie, 2itbograpbie'n II.
g5yufte Nn3sigRn i'm Q4gemeineR,
iGmmtlid, penn nj6t berIjsgelt, l
Sent fir 2 un8en p0er peniger.
8ierter 8IdTe-Waoren uno W&uz
ter, 8loncoz8i6sr Il. 9uPiere, Gr3e.
ale @a6sn, mel6e ni4t in irgenp eiz
uer Der anberen &lafen eingef4IofsU
uno ibrer Ratur na3 ni4t gefdbrli9
pber perber6Ii9 fir Den Sn6aIt Der
anoeren Poitiaden iinb. (Gin fPa
5ieusg Ss7eB ieBt ba5 POrto fir SGz
r1ersien, N6Ieger, Dur3eIn, Spr0Bs
.inge unb pfIan3en auf bic Rate DON
sinem Gent fir ie 2 l1n5en fet.) Sans
IorgenonnEe QrtiteI ni6t mebr, aIs 4
gfunb %betrogsn, / Sent pro un3e oOet
oeren 8ru6tbeil.
0uarenpro6sn - Badete Biz at 4
l1n3en 2 GentS; 9adete d6er 4 uH3tH
i6tpsr, 1 Sent fir isoe 2 un5en ObeE
H7en 8ru8tbail.
MuIter O6ne Dsrt5 - S041tgga
niat 81 un3sn. 0ieIe Padets Oirftr
nadfoIgenbe MoaBe niat ii6erfareis
ten: y Bon lang, 8 8ou brett un0 4
3on boo. Dean auFgsrOnt, biirfen
ie II 3oq lang unO 6 8ou i'm nms
iange fem.
8egiitrationsge6Iibr fir 8riefe unb
anbere goFIenbungen betrdgt 8 Gts.
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$4,000 8aar $500 pro ISOLDE
Su perFaufcn:

JN ptftuNFcH.
5psift5diee 9duisr NIT iebs 3inimctH al @rootE
Strait, ;Dii6en 9oltimore=Sir. uno Gditmounts
gps., Rtben a9atttrionsQart." 9isis @1uier ent=
baltcn ale ntueiten 9eauemli6ftiteH, eini6liebll9
temsntirte 9eler mn Marnor=Srtppen. 9rtis
800. @~runojins S27 idbrlib. @rOoesStrabe III
nit ben brfen pitrifi3irten 3itqcliteinen o~epfIaitert.
Gcrner 407, Noro=9raoforo=Str, i3Oncs speis
ft6fioss Saus $3.50. 90, @runo3ins $24 pro Sabr.
Genaro 8. @alaeber,
(SanI9) Qr. 2638, Sfsgaitimortz5tr.
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8ufdel.

10 A-gGe DeuTl9e W(QIs3uTu3r
betrug 1886 8uf6el; 8erfanbt bon
ben @lebQtoren 1892 8uI9el; @lepaz
torenz@prrat6 59O,228 8uf9eI. Der
tGufe: 5000 8uI4el Spot gu 501,
1900 Steamer gemii6ter Spot gu
465, 1900 Nr. 2 peiBer Spot gu 5035,
1 Waggon 8uriifgetpieiener gu 40,
5000 Steamer gemii8ter Spot gu AS,
1 @aggon 3uriidgentefener gu SO.
G..I.. HAYnE.AL.
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9eut19es Qr5eit5 : RaApeiiuagsz

CIR. 219, sHpz5 barSsStsubs, inter Der gu'i6t Der
.SsutiAtu @cieli6dit.A SIeisntgen, iptlte 6sll!=
ihe 0anonerttr, Arbeitsr unO Sicnitboten su bz
jndfttosn ipnni3en, polen i3 perl5nlib Oder i'll
i%rant,rtsn 9ritf:u al ben agentsu Der @eitai3eit,
: obann {. WeDer, Rr. 2l9, SiOz5barps
Strdb:, peuOsn, pe!per uutntJeltli5 Nusfuntt erz
tbe;len plrO. tSln2S,lM
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gSunOerOoHe GmtOcfmua.

Frau II ilidms, cine berporrGgcnec Spe,ias
IfffIu IN FrdEcn@2efrCu; brdhte 2~auienorn pom
~ItipsnD,n S-oreH oas Slid Der 9siuuobeit; BATE
uts s:n,E 6sbi.blag; in abtunooi:rjig S:uuotn uirO
in ire:uOptl@sm Staoium 2iuOeruu9 sssihlFft ooer
seins 9.3n5lGEl; feline Shmsr,n. tlne @.fabr,
FtiHe unt:rbrsbunQ Der @tihditieuhg; o6iolut f6tr
unO hdrmlsS; I'M 9arcau ootr per 9oft 81. 6 0 ms
srtabttft g, pripates 5eim fir
: anen @tbiloste Granf:npfitaer !ERtH; Gr3t.ite
Eeblrolune. faus s<ipiinibt; 25=idbrigs Griab-unq.
6rls6ftunDir poH 10 bis s. 5onntOss pom 2 bis ).
Go.herthstlune gratis.
Srau s.. @iUidms,
gr. S5. RsroznonarOsStrob gdltiin,r:.
fSsrA. E&S Ill
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9roceries unb probiftos
n q n

Guffinirter 3uder: pro qfunb. ge>
tpiirfeIt, 6.611c.; putDerifrt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD granuIirt, 5.013c.; fetn
grdnuIirt, 5.014c.; grbital, 5.013c.;
columbia q, 4.76tc.; geIber 4.1oc.
biz 460c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22
YnfmnrfcnzQ Qrnturen.
gerT9iebue S~ta6tIbtile, in tpef@!n
PoItzDertbia6sn bertauft
marian

PoItzDertbfa6en bertauft
peroen.
Nslbolt, 6. 9. Scott.
porizgoao - qurnsn 8. Sappireton.
SOriu6sgOsuus urO 6orriiOHfruBs Robsrt G.
a. strass unO neutrality-suspicious. = aOuss
CronQtpine - otram RimbIe.
SOrt.Gp,rut unb3 O5niOnsstrnbs B. 9. 6.
3. unO 9ouob.straBs 6igbIanStopn = samss
g. SrUur.
Or. Is, u~nisH=gOenus (gBOObbsrrp) - gtareHa
groo0pa9 urb soltimors:str GeOrQs 3.
INTERPOLATION, gsnnfsl0anisr ga6n' : 9. 8.
gam6sn.s totiOu. .eultimOrt.O bto.gobn.'
S%cfnrSrrung bnn Pnfia6en.
2Glqs Der srforberti6en 3sit our Gr'
rei9ung Der beri4ieOenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
1lntenIfebenb lit bic ungefdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9Dftfdhsn bon
Dem 8aItimorer Dot : 8irsau mus
ben 6uupiId6li9an einbeimif9en unO
augpdrtiqsn StGoten ber3ei6net.
Snldnb.
Htlanta, Ga, 19 GtEabsn.
HhantitsGitp, R.sS., 6 StUHoEa.
T-1otlpn, R.s9., 6 StunbsH.
T.tlindtou. 8trmOut, II StuunE&
buffalo. @.s9., 18 StnnosH.
gaps mas, RS, s stnHSsa.
6barletoH. SIS. 16 6tuRDea.
GbicaoO. Sus., l Tag.
columbia, SIS, II Stunh'H-
giutiuuati. G5iO. 20 StunosHA
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Sstlangt in gNaemeincn.

eriangt
Sine Sruu ais ,E6bin uuO Elm Mann Tur Die
~anotmeins arbt:t I'M @Oft; D'utl9ts ebtpaar IplrO
porot1oo;n. AOrtIiirt: 5. @. 8eu6ler, 2ecsburg,
Wo Ql-2)
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@pe3idIsQ6Gieferun q.


sxbs Genbung, bic nit elmer Gpes
3iol91OzGentszW}ar uno elmer foIs
den beg 9ep66nli8en gorto5 perfs6en
lit, nirh fofort na9 Qnfunft bur4
einen 5be3ialz8oten aus~getra9en, i'm
8e3irt ieoer freien Qbtiefevungsfas
ton, ober o6er i'm 1mtreiIe Don bet
Meilen elmer ieoen anoersn 4OitanItalt
in ben Ser. @taaten. Die NhIieFss
rung8Itunoen ioI6er Stnoungen iino
in ben neutrality-suspicious. pom
z DIR Morgens Biz II l!6r Qbenos
in alien anbsren 9otitatiOnen. G7ea
3ial 9o1tIenoungen t0nnen an oqen
Ser. @taatenzPoitdmtern d~uF9ege6eu
peroen.
QusGanbif6s @snbungsm.
1. Die Staten fir ale ousldn6i<
f6en @taoten un0 ibre 3oIonis'u
(augqenpmmen CANADA unb Meritc)
1iro bic folYnbsh: 8risFe 6i5 gu Is
8ramm 3 un3e) 8 Gents. gjnfa6e
9oRtarten Gents Oa3 StId. &idz
antuort : 3artsn 4 Gents 3as Slid.
9situngen unb anOers Grud I6sn l
Sent pro 2 .In3sn.
@erIisgeIt. - 5rgsnb cine 9otiods
pirb al5 perfsgeIt ungee6en, tptnH
o;eIel6e 10 berpadt 1T, oaB cine grinbs
!i9s grHfung 06ne G6d6igung osr
lm6iiuung ODER bls Sn6alis ni3t ers
m0gli9t pirb.
9a6ie IN gen.
8riffe unb poTttdrtsn nerbsk irsi
ben GmpFGn9srn p0er QbTenbern boG
elmer qoFanftalt 5ur onosren nu6ges
f6idt, penn Der Muni4 auF Dem ums
f6lag a~uggebrijdt lit. 9otIsnoun8en
asr dnbaren &laRsn nsroer nur ouf
8srlongen na6giIanot unO pirO baHu
an 8eItimmungsort: Elm 3uIaBporIo
bon Der 6D6e oes 9rignalfaga9 BE-
rednst fperDen.
3neiter 4lafs (3eitungen II. 3eita
I6riFtsn) 1 Sent fir 4 un3en
Oritter RlaTe (gH6er, g!TfuIare)
1 Gent fir 2 ltH3en.
8isrter 4lafe (Baaren) 1 Gent
|ro un3e.
Gandbd.
DieTtI6en Staten unb 8eOingun9en,
dls in Den Ser. Stuaten, nit Qusna6s
me, baB gsmifhIe &aufmanuspaartn,
pel4e niat oIs Bona ffbe" 9aubsIss
MuIter geIanot merosn. nit Der BATS
t:tpo1t perIanot per0en miiTsn. 4dufs
mdnnH6e S4riften gu ben gep06ns
,i6en 3atsn.
Glni6rsi6s0s6ifs 9oFzQuHaIaO
6 Gents.
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Su pCrFdufen ri.
gtIIta 80 1871 uHb IS Nftr; tn ntu.s
6aus aui .insm; biAie, mum Disis Wo9e Hod
Dutauft. "a %erirG9tn bel cannon, 3peitsr
Glur, s&alDsrt=@tbdupES EDtt24,l5l
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4.848, uuf Gt9t 4.874, tuufmdnnifde
4.83B Bis 4.844.
8ertdufe nuf Der bteftgen Gtfetters
81rfe.
First CA


FIRST CALL.
1000 Seabodro 4tr SlHs
5000 5eabOarO 4er ................... 8lA
1000 Seabodro SER .........".."......10B
5000 ltuitsO 8abu Sne. ......"".......... 6fA
5000 1Hitsb 8ubn Sue. .................. CTS
1000 1lnitcO gabn Sne. .....-.,"......., 68
5000 llhiteo 9a6n 4tr ..........,....... 1875
1891 llHttsO gn6n Snt. etrip ............ 60
1000 9. unb g. 4ker ............."..... s.
300 N. 6. 6. q. g., nsu 4sr, Gtfs....". s.
1000 Carolina 6sntral 4er ................102
10 g. unO 3. 9iO. .......-.."..... 80
4 atlantic 6oait Qins Com. ...........l27
200 gtlautic 6oait Sine Som. ..........127h
Is @arbIanO 6aiuultb ................ 1925
4 seabOurO Som. 24A
100 SeoboarO Som. .................... 24B
200 5mbparO Com. 24A
17J Seuboaro BIB. 39A
100 6ea6oarO BIB. ......,."........ 1875
100 1luiteo &l6n Gom. ................... u
100 llnitsO gabu Gom. ................. 1915
"a ltuitcb 9abn Com. ................... L
200 llniteO 9abn Som. .................. 1915
rs lluitto 9abn Com. ..........,...... 12A
50 s.. Q. 3. @~rstpino Com. ........,... p
SECOND CALL.
1900 RorDyGarolina Ger 1888
1000 atlantic 6oait Sine /. 4r ............ 94B
1000 G6us. uuO qBeit Gar. ser ...........11O1
5000 StaboarO 4er 8112
1000 llnitD Raba 4tr .................. 93%
80 RarptunO GaiuultD ........."..... 1873
% Itcdanics 8ant ................... BIZ
100 Snboaro Gout. .................... PA
100 6caboarO Com. 24#
200 seabOuro 4fo. Observation-Disclosures. 40
/ Mcr. UNI u. Z. 9. unb 9. a.......205
200 llniteO @abn Som. ....."......... PA
300 soutbtrn @abn 3lE
100 Cotton Gut I
NottrunQen in Baltimore.
staatg=5 eturitdtcn 8cb. @erL
ga. 2=3er, Century, .............. 81 90
gart:morer staotsC braatioutn GeqD
3Kcr. 1880, Gr8auoe .............. 1lOA 49,.
0lsseeturitdtsn
GonioliOottO @aszQtticn ............ 60 .....
N,,t0It;,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22

Sarsafns in gSobns ume @efhifte>G iaentbum
III Den gorFdotsn, 6taOt unO duf benz 2anoe.
W,ins Sptj:ulitdt por3igliaes 9oritaOtsGt9entbunl
CSuni9,lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22
OrnnOsigentbum sn berfamfen.
Sa perFanfeu

Sn TorOotsgaitinors ean3 ntue nno niooerns
sfpeif6diee Sauier; an 6eDeral=Str., DliltonzAue,
6tpsrul=glnte uno aiblanOs2ue. bier Gdbdulsr;
greiie 800 bis 1890; @ruuo3ins $50 bis SIS ODER
GrunOsinsfrei. 1lnbtbdute, gut %gtlegeHs 0runorude,
alf Oenen @6uier Ieiht Oertduili4 lein iperoen.
3. 9. 8r0tbaus 8, Agent, Gr. 1542, 9attrionz
9arf=Iptnus. Qoo-i3l
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Su ~perFoufeu:

Grunotfds BON 8 bis GO adern ftiues 2anb;
prd6tiee Gage all SnolsFDe.gUeHue, juii3sn @as
~tOEspille uno Grantlin. R0bjuira9tn bel 80. s.
galmer & Co., II Sits2onbarO=5trnBs
(6eb. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22
I'll nerflnfeIl.

Ginf 6duier on 9incent=S traBs l~lnttdnbs bal6cr
bilie; brinoen 81 9ro3ent an 8clOonlage. Nabs
%sufraqen bel Mag Guid, gr. 40l 6aloerts9IDg.
Q07-1l3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22

Tu b%erfdufeT:
1904, CFs9altimOre=St raBs, biaig.
I16 uno 10, SadiOnsBlace.
$50, Q8cf=5 arutOga= Strabc.
Baltimore 9uFneb Bureau ntuuttr Jlur,
Gquitnble 9uiGoinJ. CNprtll,lDtJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22

02C&r,. unD qebrGinae fuero.n ittts oeiuGt bonn
OWutl Nrbeitg sGa biueiiuaoss9i;tau per vDt1s
rpIdnOcs 9d6srs8srsiniguuo.' Tr. 942, Rore.Sap=
etraBs. (Sel9,ISl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-13
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearings m0unt-
ed TO s513iS5.93 as against $532SlS.2
for the same day last year
Tho remarkable activity OF salt Lake
builders IN erecting small homes and
terraces for people moderately 0n has
so far provided houses that the demand
Is decreasing. and real estate men do
not begin 90 do the business they did
last fall SO landlords are reported as
coming down In their rents. all OF
which have a tendency To- decline
Leases are now quoted as available at
more nearly reasonable prices where
last summer aud fall many landlords
would only rent from month 90 month.
with the expectation OF being able %
raise steadily aud reap rich returns
Some Salt Lake landlords are Interest,"
ing studies IN the line OF human ma
ture. An east side property owner
built a house that might with profit
rent at $50 per month She insisted on
$50. as the town was at the time short
on houses and people were over paying
IN order to have roof over their heads
The house remained empty one YEAR
and then the owner came down 20 SO.
AZ that figure IL was rented about eight
months ago by worthy citizen and his
wife. They found the cesspoOl was built
In The front yard directly IN front OF
the house, and was so situated that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-13
Heignez Sisters Want $4,000
From the Rio Grande,
FOR INJURIES RECEIVED
Ia Sleighlng Accident In which One
OF the Party was Kiiled-Company
Charged with Negligence.

Jean and Addie HoIgnez, two Of the
victims Of the bobsled accident on the
night Of February 10, In which Rio
Grande Western train crashed into
their sled and killed one Of the party,
today filed suits against the Rio Grande
Western Railway company, TO recov.
er the total sum Of $4,000 as damages
for personal injuries heceiyed by them
in the accident
The accident occurred at the cross.
ing on Eighth South and Fifth West
streets and I'm each complaint II Is al
legged that the company was negligent
In that the said engine was running at
an unusual rate Of speed, to-wit. 40
miles per hour and that 1t gave no
signal by ringing the bell or sounding
the whistle upon It's approach TO the
crossing 1t is also alleged that the
defendant negligently allowed a mum
Der Of box cars 10 stand on the track
at the crossing in such n manner as to
obscure the view OF the track and ap-
preaching trains.
Each plaintiff alleges that she was
thrown out OF the sled and received
cuts and bruises about the head and
body and are permanently injured
They therefore ask judgment for SlQ,-
600 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-13
ROMANCE NOT OF
THE STAGE ALONE

0akand--A part Of the romantic life
story ot Jean Clara Walters, who was
once one Of the leading actresses OF
America, has been made public. The
death OF Mrs Walters occurred In this
city only a few days ago, and her only
daughter. Mrs A, Fine, did not attend
the funeral That the mother and
daughter should be estranged during
the last month OF the life OF the mother
is regretted but that TACT only served
to accentuate the romance Of the not
ed actress life and death.
As a girl, Mrs. Walters was q belle Of
Richmond, IN which place she fell in
love with and married Jack Masten, a
brother Of n. *. Masten, who for many
years resided In San Francisco. There
were family objections to the marriage,
but they were disregarded by the
young people, who lived happily until
the breaking out OF the war, when the
young husband cast mis- lot with the
Confederacy and gave his life as the
price OF his devotion TO "the lost cause"
Mrs. Masten, reduced to poverty Ike
many other Southerners, cast about TO
md means OF making n living for herr
self and her two children and, going
to New York, engaged IN concert sing
ing, later taking to the stage, where she
met with remarkable success. Her
children had been let with relatives
and for a time correspondence was kent
up. Then came the news that the little
ones were dead
This she believed for years TO be true.
and, in fact, knew no better until she
came to San Francisco and met her
husbands brother, iron whom she
learned that her son only was dead and
that her daughter, who had grown to
WomanhOod, was the wife of DIR. A.
Fine, who was at that time practising
medicile In jacksonville. At that time
Mrs. Walters was playing at the old
California theater, and melting be-
tween rlOther and daughter was ar
ranged
The meeting was a happy one, but for
some reason II was long afterward that
the relationship was announced. and in
the meantime Mrs. Walters kept up her
stage work Il is said. against the wish
es Of her daughter. who years afterwari
undertook the care ofthe aged actress.
The stay of Mrs. Walters In the Fine
home wao brief and several months ago
she took up her residence In the home
Of Mrs. Shumate. an East Oakland
nurse who cared for her during her last
illness and who viii inherit Mrs. Wal
ters property, which is variously estl-
mated and consists chiefly OF money In
bank In Mrs Walters viii, which
was tied for probate a few days ago
Mrs Fine Is remembered with IS and
each OF her sons was given 81. The
Fines have expressed their Willingness
TO allow Mrs. shumate to inherit the
money
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Hall today awarded Agnes r..
Clinton a divorce from Frank w Clln-
ton on the ground OF failure to provide
Mrs Clinton Is awarded the custody OF
their minor child, SIS per month all
mcny and $50 attorneys fees
Judge Hall today appointed Il. /.
Estes guardian OF the estate and per-
son of his son, Benjamin clyde Estes
minor under bonds in the sum Of So
900 Mr.. Estes was also appointed eX-
ecutor Of the estate OF Flora I. Estes.
deceased, without bonds.
Walter c, sQuires, a Salt Lake bar
ED Yesterday flied petition ilt
voluntary bankruptcy in the federal
court. His debts are set forth as be-
Ing S67Si7, with assets on property
claimed to be excepted 10 the amount
Of Al3l45o.
on next Tuesday, March H. Judge
Stewart will make setting OF non
jury cases for the civil division Of the
district court,
) The Utah National bank has FLED
suit IN the district cousl against Cor
nelus H. Hunt, @. H. stephens. r. II.
Stephens and Fred Stephens 10 collect
81 26S alleged to be due on a promis-
sorry note executed on Feb 10 1900.
Plaintiff also asks judgment for $50 as
attorneys fees,
Sarah A. Woolsey today filed suit for
divorce against Thomas Woolsey ON the
ground Of failure 20 provide They
were married at Kaysyille on Jan. ~
1898. Mrs Woolsey asks TO be awarded
$50 per month alimony and $50 attor.
ney's fees,
Suit has been filed In the district
court by John r. Dooly against John H.
White ct al. 10 recover 5000 alleged TO
be due on a pr0mIssory note executed
on Sept. 2s, 1902.
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SPIKE ANn RAIL

The Florence Roberts company goes
10 Denver over The Oregon Short Line
and the Union Pacific on sunday morn
ina 10 q special car.
The Rio Gunde viii run an excursion
from. Salt Lake 20 Ogden on Sunday
on the occasion of the lecture Of Carl
i Norton, the Christian Scientist. The
crowd will be brought back on a special
IN the evening.
No. s Rio Grande came In this morn
Ing in two sections, owing to the heavy
travel
The Rio Granda brought down 100
people from Park city yesterday on the
excursion for the m0chlnists' ball
Assistant General Traffic Manager S.
II. Babcock of the Denver & Rio Grande
returns home from Denver tomorrow.
J. 7. Evans OF Denver. formerly audi
Tor of the Rio Grande Express. now
representing the Colorado Fuel a Iron
company. Is In the city today.
General Superintendent Young Of the
Rio Grande Western this morning stat
al that be was only waiting for the
weather ere he gave orders 90 20 ahead
on the Layton cut improvements,
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WANTED his AFFlOAvITS.
Editor SanueIson Oft Chrisllln Herald Asked
Senate Committee FOR Copy
informed That His Request Gould Not
lie Granted Doubtful ~ II VIII
BE Reported Upon
lsneoInl 10 the oNews.Il

Washington, March 13.-Dr. Sander
sen. editor Of Christian Herald, has
written to the senate committee on
privileges and elections for copies Of
the affidavit filed by him and was IN
formed that this request could not be
panted az the committee has not made
any report on the subject and was
doubtful II any would ever be made,
Miss Nellie Healy Of Ogden is visit
ing Mrs. Geo. p. McCabe,
SALARIES READJUsTED.
The annual adjustment Of the sal
aries OF clerks in the postotilce de-
Dartment is as follows;
Logan, two clerks. $500 to 500; one
each 5000 to 500, 500 TO $500 one ad-
dlliCnal clerk at 800,
Allowed. Ogden, Two clerks at 5000 ,
one $500 to $500. one each $500 to 500,
four from $500 10 $500.
Provo two clerks. $500 to $500, one adj
ditional clerk az $500 allowed
Idaho. Holses. two $500 TO $500, one
each $500 10 S700. 500 to $500 $500 to
81 900. Two additional clerks allowed
Pdcatello. one each from $500 TO 5000,
and $500 TO 5000 There Is no advance
mont Of salary OF clerks In the salt
Lake Office.
Second Lieut. Henry +, Mitchell,
Third cavalry, ordered to Boise bar
racks, Idaho gtOr duty. il
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prsERrr EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 49, 1908.

the flood waters from the street above
ran directly into Il. Last month the
cesspoo oyernowed into the cellar and
made life burden for the tenant, but
the owner steadily refused to take a
step to remedy matters Moreover, she
had put IN a furnace and was making
the tenant pay for the same by nising
the rent ST. per month The result -
that the house Is now vacant and the
chances are that it Will remain so for
some time.
u. N. Jaokln Of Mil Creek has sold
to Mat Woodcock, for consideration Of
$3.50, part OF the southwest quarter Of
section 3, township south, range east