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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
PriVat- KIinik,

181 o. NpG4D gteW UUEEI ~ %
Tis gerite bisIer Rlinif FnO bsuti@ uno bebanoeIR
ale Rrantbeiten nit erbAtem GrfClse. Ora
S5n5oienSe QluSahfTc, Reruen. une 6eidoledhfSs
Sranfheiten, 3ranIpfdeeraSruh (VaricOcelel
ionic Uiele anoers, ieeer iunerliobeu SebanelNas
t~rutemee 9rieeH rpsrosn BON lbnrsn our@ sh opnts
meuss. Tdamer,lpies SeilpcTfabren aHf etnem
Sd:=e sebeilt.
GOnTultatiuR frei. Sreiie maBig.
E- gGbsrs 4usfunft ptrS bsrsittpiaiet UNI WneR&R
nslfLih ertbsilt, renn man GerEliTt pis Obens !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

Sam # a g. unb gzg +
t%urfiOnen mad Waibiugton $1.25
auf Der ppenniploaniaz8ahn
ginets finb fir bic Ridfa5rt Biz
@onntag Q6enb giltig. Ollie 3uge,
Der rgonsreffiou0I Gimiteb@ alsge'
nQTGlleIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

*** Der m@ermania : Quartetts
Club" beranitultet morgen auf ietnem
@eitpOrtz9eim Elm grOBes @ierfeit, gu
peI6em ale Mttglieber unO SreunOe
bes Clubs eingeluben ftnb. Sin gez
nuBret6er Sag ftebt gepiB alien
SAeilReRmern in @Hsii4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

*** Morgen, SOnntog, ben II.
QpriI, ftnbet i'm o2a6Or : 2Hceum"Ote
Iebte Q6enbunter6altung Der 8tnter@
saifon fBatt, unO bat ii4 Oasger8nits
gungs : Gomite bic &nfgo6e 9eiteat,
ale Oiesia6rigsn unter9oltun9sn 5n
ii6ertreFfen. 6olgsnoeS 1T etnAus3ug
aus benz grogramm: S3e 2otpman
@ifterg, Gdn8erinnen unO SGn3erinz
men; Der Dsrun8Iiidte 4telier%8eiu4,
fOmif6s qantomims; Die @ofertur,
fomif6eg Quartett; bic gliidli4en6uz
milienodter, 9umortitif6e5 0uett;
quBerOem 3pei gemti6te unO Elm
MGnner6or, 9etlumationen uno
Srieites 5tmen II. T. m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
Ser blinbe seuatsfapIum g%cifurben.

Baf9tngtOn, .. g., 10.&pril.
- Paitor @tGiam 9enrD Wtt1burn,
Der bltn0e &aplan be5 8unbesIenat8,
lit na9 elmer 6eute &benb bier eingez
troffenen 9epei4e pGbren6 be8 beutiz
gen Sages 3u Santa Barbara geItorz
ben. @r mar I6pn LANCE BEL leibenz
Der 8eIunbbeit unb begab ii9 be56aI6
bor etnem Sabre na6 Der 9uciftctiiite.
DIS Der Senat i'm leBten DECEMBER
8ufammen trat, ret4te er feline 8eiigz
nation Elm, iebD9 tpurOe biefelbe ni4t
angenDmmen. 8aitDr Yttlburn pur=
be in 1923 in philadelphia geboren
unb erblinbete i'm Glitter BON ettpa 81
Sabren in 5oIge zines l%1nfuI8, nell
der inn ais Sinh 5uitieB. Gr tpurbe
8tpeimal gum &aplan Oe5 Reprdfenz
municipalities gefpG6lt, bas erite Naa[
in 1916, unb in 1898 gum &aplun
bes 8unbesIenats. 2dnge Sabre mar
CT als Met6obiIten> 8etItlt6er in oere
f8te6enen S6eilen beS 2anbeS tbdtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

@sr9Gn.9ntBboGGer Srrz
IF II m. 9ie 10 Sabre ate Mdmie
9tlbert nabm in ibrr 8e6oufung Rr.
1885, Nnbre9StraBe irrtbimIt4er
@eife cine 9oiiS 2aubanum Elm, in
benz fe gtaubte, cine Mebi3infIai4e in
Der 5anb gu BADEN. Or. Cooper
bra8te bas Mdb4en uuBer 2e6ensgez
fa9r.
0as 8odbier Der v8IDbee
8ruuerei" gelangt beute, Montag
unb am 9ienitag auf ben Martt. @s
foq elm gang bDr3iigltder 3rOpfen
iein, ba 6r. 8utberfelb, Der Sc
f6dftsFi6rer .unb 8rdumetIter Der
v@lp6e : 8raueret," es fi8 our befOn>
beren Sire anre9net, Elm ausge8ei4nez
tes OFerprObutt b~er8ufte1em. Sur
fel6en 8eit perben aud Die biibi4 be-
tDrirten reuer Wugen Bel Der eriten
Qblieferung beg r@Iobe78od" Dem
@erfebr ii6erge6en. 0iefe Bagsn 0irt7
ten dQetn Der 16madpouen OelDLuz
tionsarbeit balber aGgemeinss &ufiez
ben erregen.
Sbren 8erIeBungenerle@
aen 1T geftern friib 5ran NSartha
Snman BON Ger. 10, Sfz9enrtettaz
5truBe, tpeI6e, ME i'm v9eutf4eH
gorrefponbenten" beri6tet, am Dom
nerItaq 46enb an Der Gte 0On Sem
rfettaz unb @9arles~StraB BON benz
59lau6magen Der SpriBen~Gomz
pQdnie Rr. 2 ii6erfabren purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

&** Die .8itteGsba4zS ettion Ger.
1" bes y8unerif9en RationaG : Ser
banbes" tpiro bas Oiterfeit in Der
Rationalz6aue an Der SiiO=6reberidz
ftraBe fetern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

*** 9as feline 8od6ier Der be-
funnten 8rauerei BON @eo. 8reb1n &c
Sobn piro beute, @amtag, un0
pG6renb nd6iter @o6e bel alien
Runoen Der 5irma am 3apf ietn. IS
1T ois5 Der IeBte BOD" Der 9atIon,
unb Renrer, fpeI4e bic 9rObe ubge>
6ulten, ertlGren i'm fir uniibertreffz
li6. Sn 5lai6en, iOpte i'm SAP fam
er bur6 ba5 &. &c g. 9eIepAon 81.
guul 899 un0 our8 bas Mar2Iunb
SeIep6pn Gourtlanb 1850 beIteut
peroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

*** 6r. gilbert 9ieB, Der iOotale
8eiiBer bes eBger>6auptqnartterS,
Nr. Ala uno 416, GaiternzQbenue,
6ig6lanotonn, erDffnet am nG4iten
Montag iein 8atlidss 2otal. 9a
oie8 9Fermontag 1T, 10 1T Der Gag
fe6r paFenb gerpGblt fir 9tejen7gen,
tpsl6e nbtansn MOntog" MAIDEN, Sin
9reistegeln miro Dsranitaltet, bel
tpel6em 6o6e @eGOpreiie an bic @teger
bert6eilt perOen. 6rau 9isB bat be-
reits 9orbereitungen fir einen DOR
3igli6en 2unI4 8strofen, pel4er
BEN Gdften ben gun3en Sag binour4
ferbirt fperoen tpirO. 9arum let oa5
2oIungspOrt am 0termOnta8; oQuf
ndh Dicks 6uQe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

*** Die g8sreinigte 8Gfers@eTe1z
f6uft" 6Glt beute, @umitag, &6enO5
8 u6r, in 0uri9'5 9uue, g}r. 418,
Neit 2eringtOn & 6traBe, cine Ser
fummlung ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

*** Die gMonumental 8ruuerei"
pirb 6eute, @umitag, tpieOer i6r
bor3iigli6eS 8od6ier BET alien ibren
&unben am 3apf baben. 9a8 8ier
bat Bel Der RunoI4uft Der Strma unb
i'm 9ublitum i'm 4Ggemeinen einen
fol6en Ruf geponnen, baB bic 8rauez
rel fi3 ~gs3tpungen iab, ba8 eble NaB
no6mul8 gu Iiefern. Die 8rurerei
nimmt aud 8eiteuun9en fir 5laz
I9en6ier entgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
9eutf8e Met9obttenz
STRIDE,
Sight unb SftenbitraBe.
8dftpr g.. Weber.

Yd1tor 3. Weber.
SferzSert: 2ut. "a, 5 II. 6: u8as
fu6et S6r ben 2%ebenbi9en BET ben
Sobten. @r 1T ni9t bier. ct 1T aufz
eritunben!" Gborgefun9: n6uGeluiab,
sSefus lebt." Seier bes betltgen&benbz
mabls. 4benbs: OfterzM t7itonsfeit
nit Der @onntagsf4ule; Carl 9Obez
fe, superintendent. JoGgenbe periuz
men bilben ben &ir9en9Or: 9irigent
s. @eber, 0rguniitin SRI. &atie
MeBGer; @oprun: SRI. Carrie Seipp,
sri. 2ena 8rDning, SRI. 9ebbin&riiz
mel unb SRI. 2ottie 9pbe; DIT: Sri.
Nnna @eipp unb 9uiip 9pbe; Senor:
Senrp 8eber; 8aB: 8m. @Dbete II.
SSDbn 8iittner. MuiitzqrOgramm fir
Sfern: Morgens nm i'll u6r, 9rez
bigtgpttesbienft. Gborgefung: Sob
iinget Soft, neil Gbriitus Iebt!"
@6riftus &tr4e,
2ocuf>Botnt.
Yd1tpr Stt0 WptP.
Sfern; 6 u6r, Triibmette; 1O1
1t6r, Suuptgottesbienit unb 5eter bes
beiGtqen &benbmu6Is; Qbenbs, Otter
feier Der @onntagsf9ule. Sing9or:
Sr. Otto 2Oofe, 9rdiiOent; SRI. GGi=
fabet6, 9ice@BrGfibenttn; SRI. Sermtz
ma Reinbarbt @etretdrin; 9r. 6rana
Reinbarbt, @9aBmeiiter; 9r. 2ouis
Sermani, 6r. gmil @Orbunb, 9r. ST.
@6netber, Sr. 9ermann Minbe, ST.
CHARLES Serber, $. 9ermann 2unge.
ST.. guul 8ebrenbt, ST. 8iaium
MuttbeiB, 9r. 9enrp 9ermuni, 9r.
gbuurb 9ubrio, SRI. 2Ouifa 2unge,
SRI. Marguret Start, SRI. &atburine
@itt, SRI. annie 2ange SRI. 2ouifu
MdttbeiB, SRI. guuline 8urmeifter,
Trt. G6arlotte 8eftingbuufen, SRI.
@rneItine MatbeiB, Sri. M}innie
@uuer unb Truu Nnnie SOrbanb.
Gbung. ztut4 ct. NJ
sz9 m einbe.
gurfDtGe, 9arforbzRoab.
paftpr Gi9arb 90. Sungfer.
@pttesbienft am Sfer>9 g nntug I'm
10 ubr; Oter>MOntag I'm Ill l1br.
Die Stride 1T tpunberi4Dn gei9miidi
nit einem 8ogen o benz 4ltar. 4ui
bemefelben fibt cine tpeiBe Suube als
Symbol bes III. @eiftes. 9as Quar-
tett, bsfebenb aus ben So. Sob, Sra.
Der unb 9obib Oefert unb ben 0a.
men 6rGR Sea Ma @i4sr gu1 SRI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
Sas Sftcrtcf.

Dds Muit : 9rogramm in ben tdz
t6plif6en urb eDangelii9en Stir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13
(Nnffnr NauI 8. M}enae[.l

\PNIbN% PA@% ~" %Hh~A0S"J
r8plunturp," Sr9eiter; Ser 5err
1T auferitanben" ppn 9unts; ~Snz
%flammatus," Solo, bon Roftni; nQoz
Bet ben GERM" gbor. BON 8ufelers;
vOffertOrium," Sr9efter; nprOoefio>
nal Or9eiter. prOf, 8asIer, Dirt
bent. Sopran: 5rau 2i55ie anoerz
ion, SRI. Marcu Men8eI. SRI. ellie
Men3eI, SRI. Carrie 5er6ig, GrG.@o>
pbie Ser6ig, SRI. Shereie 9i1er, SRI.
2i35ie gDbler; Dit: Srau 9enrp &iz
ger, SRI. Muria Men3el, SRI. @mmu
59umann, SRI. nuS9uuf;SenOr
So. Gbarles s. phillips uno 5reo.
p0blsr; guB: SO. 9snr9 &iser UNI
SOFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-13

" G. Ie
Stride,
gennfplpaniu : 4benue unb Gumberz
ldnoftrabe.
9aftor 8. Wiemer.
Die Ofterfeier in Der eoang. ref.
Stride finbet nit Morgenz II, Qberbz
@~ottesbient ftatt. Oas MuiitzYroz
grumm pirb bas foIgenbe iein: Set
Marf9, 8. Smart; Gbor Scr Qufz
erftan6ene," Or. 9aImer; Qntbeum
rGrftanben 1T Der 5err pom Sob"
9tearn; @opran : @oIo rMletn Crib
fer Gebt," 6asnbeG, @oIiitin Sri, Gliz
8abetb SenB; Gbor Ser SriumpR
@eTung," 8incent; Qntbeum r6ier
min i9 nt6t blei6en," Ounta. = Der
@bor befe6t aug FoIgenben Mitglie>
bern: SrguniIf unb 9ireftor gburles
S9lider. Sopran - 5rIs. CLARA
&e9ner, Glfie 3eiget, 9atie Sburger,
s. GigeGbinser; < = 5rls. Glfie
@rbmann, Marie Re9ner, 0ora
&rauB; SenOr - So. 5arrp goit,
Qpuis Nicluus unb So6n MiirIer;
8aB = So. G9as. @igeEOinger, Sol.
Granon.
Oeutf9e epang. : lutb. 9 t.
Sohannes &ir9e,
- m..n. ua-nE m:X
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
Strange Finds Of stolen Goods.

Several hundreds OF dollars worth
of plumber was found In the streets
and alleys of Bellefontaine, o.. sun
Gay morning. and the police. attribute
1t 10 the search which has been inau-
surated by the Big -Four railway into
the wholesale thefts of merchandise
from ears between Bellefontaine and
indianapolis. and which has resulted
I'm the arrest Of half dozen conduc-
tors, brnkemen and swltchmcn at In
dianapolis.
The police think that the plumber
WAS brought during the night by rail
road employees, and dumped about
over town TO avoid suspicion from
other quarters. IN the lot OF goods
found there were shoes. shirts, will
merry ana almost every sort OF mer-
Chandisc.
Officials of the Big Four say the ar
rests AT indianapolis are not all that
will be made. and predict that the in
yestigation viii extend over all parts
OF the system.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
New Find of Je.ms' Mords.

biblical students are greatly inter
Csted In the archaeological discover
les of Or. Bernard Grenfell. who has
49,, ~ no > -'''ir I''+E--.s knYripd in .
Ptolenfaic metropolis. south OF GIRO! ~ :
These paryrl consist OF collection III
sayings of Jesus Christ and ap-
parently addressed 10 St Thomas. Re
cause of the fact that they are at some
variance with accepted texts, mn u
discussion has been fomented. Or.
Grenfell AT meeting OF the Egypt TX.
pioration fund today. made public
some Of the documents. They ore in
general Introduced with the word
Jesus saith"
- The ends Of the lines are In m ,st
cases obliterated. One Of the sayings
reads. Let not bin that seeketh cease
from his search until he find and when
hc finds he shall wonder: and when
he reaDHej the kingdom he shall have
rest"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
ECilOEs FROM PANAMA.

The T.. s. battleship Maine has ar.
rived AT Colon.
Gems. Reyes. Holguin and Osplna.
leaders in Colombia, have been sent 10
Panama on peace mission TO try TO
induce the isthmians 10 return 10 the
Colombian federation. The privileges
OF a United States warship have been
offered 10 Gen. Reyes to reach Pan
ANA should he so desire.
The presidents yacht, Mayflowcr,
has arrived at Panama with Rear Ad-
miral Walker, who IL 10 investigate
the situation for the president; Rear
Admiral Coghlan. who Is 10 take com
mand Of the United States feet on the
Atlantic side. and Consul General Gud-
ger. The latter was given an enthusi-
astic reception by the Panamaians.
The Hamburg American line stea mer
Scotia, which arrived OFF Colon on
Sunday and which was believed 10
lave on board the Colombian Gen.
Reyes. had among her passengers
number OF prominent ColombiaIs who
formed n peace commission from the
department OF Bolivar, but Gen. Reyes
was not on board.
The revenues OF the new republic If
economically administered promise to
meet all expenses. These revenues
CONSIST of the 10 per cent All valorem
duty on imports. slaughter house
taxes, liquor licenses and similar
sources of income. as well as the fair
yearly sums derived from those hold
Ing monopoly Of the tobacco bust
ness. from the gambling privileges at
Panama and Colon and from the lot
terry.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
Forty Men We're Killed.

Jhirty-nine negroes and one white
man were Killed and % others injured
in rear-cnd collision on the Illinois
Central road at Kentwood, eighty niles
from New Orleans The local which
leaves New Orleans at 1870 o'clock
picked UP two carloads Of negro see
ton hands and was waiting at the
Kentwo0d switch for the late northern
express train 10 pass it from the north.
The train, going at forty miles an hour.
crashed into the rear Of the local train
and the two coaches filed with negroes
were demolished.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
Dnrlx Escape.

-Four prisoners escaped from the
OHIO penitentiary at Columbus by
climbing 10 the roof OF cell block
through vcnti!ator. and sliding lown
a rope made of strips Of leathyr belt
irg. 10 the lawn in front of the prison.
The escape OF the prisoners was n
daring one. The cell block from
which they made their exit is In the
front of the big prison. and the men
dropped to the ground beneath a win
low In the wardcn's office. where the
lights were burning brightly. A trust
ed prisoner, seated at desk near the
" indow. saw the last man. who fe;i
before be reached the end OF the rope.
limp away In the darkness. The alarm
was given and a posse OF prison
armed with Winchesters, i'm
1iedlately started in pursuit
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
MICHIGAN NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Car'eton school is closed on &C
count of diphtheria.
Ravernu. in Muskegon county, viii
lave a newspapsS soon.
Calumet gcS,nesHy three inches OF
anap, ono az ,eNE vonrmcrrr;rtreIrc-
trio lighting plant next spring.
Dighton. OsceoIa county, is the latest
entry in the field for a newspaper
500 citizens are getting ambitious.
They intend building a $4,000 the
alter.
Society item at Baroda: Miss rs.
te!le Baroda attended the hop at st.
joe"
There are 1857 Indians In Michigan
outside Of those in front of cigar
stores
Farmers in Menominee county are
losing hundreds of sheep through
wolves.
In the ratio of to every 3,19s in.
habitants, patents are issued annually
in Michigan
At Lexington there Is man so mean
thht he steals the chimncys off the
street lamps.
1t is estimated that over 1000 deer
hunters are now securing the upper
peninsula woods
Already 100000 lake trout eggs
have been made ready for Matching at
the new 500 pond.
Linden PresbyteriaE" have secured
Rev. Albert Ross. OF Huron county,
as their new pastor.
Thousands OF crows hold n yearly
convention on Birmiugham's border to
lay plans for migrating.
Jonas Shawandasa. one OF the most
famous rcd men In the United States.
lives at Newport village.
While ki0dling fire in the kitchen |
stove a South Haven man was ter |
ribly burned. He may u.e.
Within the past few days so leases
Of oil rights on lands IN Delta county
have been filed at Escanaba.
A hustler and husker is Miss Zeta
Brighton Of Sand Lake. She husked
100 bushels of corn in six days.
A movement is being made at Ian
sing to enact n law making II unlaw.
ful TO smoke cigarettes In public.
IL is mournful fact that one wed
ling a week Is the average among the
1000 people in Wexford county.
The poor people OF Calumet fear a
In wood, there being not a
stick to be had from Iocal dealers.
Eliza Sink. Foster City woman. was
hot through the leg by a careless
iunter. The wound is not serious.
Yunia's first church Ii nearly com $
'leted and will be dedicated on No !
ember "a. II Is Methodist church.
In the northwestern part OF Clinton
ouDty an epidemic OF hog cholera has I
aused loss OF many thousand dol.
ars. {
Rev. d. Powers, Flint Episcopal
iinister. says the church needs a BIZ. I
ard and smoking room for It's young o
len. O
Bruce Weir Of West Hi Is out Il
aluable calf Just because the critter
iade glutton OF himself eating no II
ltoes. q
Joseph Winter OF Negaunee has pro n
ired two licenses for deer hunting y
II himself and Mayor Harrison OF
nicago. II
While clearing liant near West n
ranch farmer discovered in a half. I
lrned pine stump. 90 copper and sill. u
II foreign coins lv0 years cd or q,
ora Il,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
Owosso Woman Charged With Murder.

0wosso Woman Charged With Murder.
Mrs. Carrie Collins, OF owosso, was
arrested charged with poisoning Geo.
Leachman, who worked on her farm.
and who died under alleged MYSTERIOUS
circumstances two weeks ago. AT the
time 1t was supposed that Leachman
had died of pneumonia. but II is said
that the physicians found signs of ar
senic poisoning in the stomach ana
the contents were sent TO Ann hrbor
for analysis.
a Leachman and Mrs. Collins had lived
In the same house for two years ana
II is alleged that the man claimed St,m
due him for services. while she said
the debt amounted to but Sf7. The
neighbors state that Mrs. Collins was
very jealous and present this as an
ether possible reason for committing
the crime.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
Michigan Pensions.

Pensions have been granted 10 Mich
igan veterans as follows: Thos. NJ,
Wait. SIT; Anthony Pompard. ST.;
Henry W. Hewes. ST.; Lewis Plum.
$50: Theodore :. Dpmott. $i4; Thomas
Shorter. $40; Clark Hun. SO; Wills
Littleton. SO; William II. Mohn. $17:
Franklin l.. Thwing. $l2; Oliver j.
Kraft. SIT; Herman Yorks, SS; Isaac
T. Demon. $40; Rhoda Corkins. SIS:
Sarah 4. Niles. IS; Frances r. Howell.
SIS: Carrie l.. Wise. ST.; Lydie + De-
land. SIS; minor of Jeremy IL. Stone,
SO.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
The Queen Mother to au,, s.,,n

II r. rumored that the queen mother
mas decided TO leave Spain and settle
ia AUSTRIA. she viii probably 20 with.
III the next two months. Her de-
parture TX due 70 the frequent quar-
reIs with King Alfonso. who charges
Ms mother with meddling in state nf-
fairs with n reaciionary result. causing
growth OF Republican sentiment in
IN country At the recent local elec-
tons such growth was plainly appar-
cnt, nearly LOO Republicans being
elected
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

A nidwinter blockade along tn
who,e PaCific coast from British Co
um6a TO southern c., .oruia has re
suired from q fiervo snowSr Nrm 1gnIci
has prostratei all telegraph seryic,
and tied UP railroads.
Smu&glers M Boston have muIc,er
Uncle sam q the extent of 500 90
through collision between them and
employees Of the customs Office. Sucl
Is the report of special treasury OIL
GERS.
Wilbur X. Ash was arrested ut Fun
alo for The alleged theft o. $1,000 IN
cash ana papers and jewels valued
AZ $500. from Charles y. Ram
Napps attorney located Ash IN Mar.
quette and he agreed to waive extra.
dition.
Practical Jokers took n horse no.
longing TO Mrs. Green, a Poughkeepsis
widow. out Of the stable. and while
she was trying to trace the thieves
they were taking II into her parIor.
When she returned from her hunt she
found her parlor a wreck.
Philip Dolliver, foreman Mt rho
Harry Z. colliery. Wilkesbarre, WIS
arrested as burglar and was liver
ated only when the daughter of IRIS
mouse he was supposed to be burglar
izing, admitted that he was her lover
and had come TO see her.
William r. Peasley, OF Rraddock
Pa. finding his wife In conversation
with John Bcardslcy. stepped m 70
INT latter and cut his throat. Keor,ls
.ey had been expecting trouble ana
was carrying Il revolver. but before
10 could use II he fell dead.
Dazed by blows struck by mer who
lad insulted the young woman ne was
'scorting. Rudolph Ludwig drew re-
ioiver in Chicago and fired two shots
Both struck Frank Sanders. mis- com.
'ah!on, who was struggling Wit, ,ba
'rowd. and inflicted two fatal wounds
Roland b. Molineux cannot recover
photographs and Bertilon measure
nents, constituting the prison idepti
Ication record Of him while he wa,
nder sentence OF death for the alleged
nurder OF Mrs. Kate Adams. So n.
Jew York appellate court has decided |
With her own clothes ablaze as a
esult OF the explosion of a can OF |
aphtha. Mrs. Mary Werckheiser ~ |
thought only of her chill.
rem. and by the time she had extin.
uished the flames enveloping them
ne was fatally burned.
Russell Sage has been ordered nv
lie supreme court OF New York IN nav
$500 to the Roberts brokerage Co as
rofits on a transaction he made with
lem for the sale OF certain shares q
which he repudiated when
learned he could make $500 more
7 selling to someone else. The cour,
'cided the profits belonged 10 tho
'mpany.
Irving Mcdonald. a young business
an OF 81. Joseph, Mo-. was sho. 5esd
J. +. Furlonr. q travelling man. os
Louis after a supper which the two
d given 10 Mrs. Lester Myrick and
race Holt, two OF the ladlt., OF the
Governors Son" company. some
mus passed after they LEFT the r.s.
urant and FIrlong II said 10 have
Rced the weapon at McDopaia..
est. Mcdonald dared him to mr. AMI
pulled tho trigger
Henry Gellert. Kansas raider a.,
dian fighter maa who had h.an
tn Gen. Custer and John Brown
d for some years a resident OF II, ,
~. died in Cleveland
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NEWS OF THE WORLD
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Erief Chronicle Of ali Important Happenings
Rrolkc kltchener.. TO-.

Lord Kitchener. commander in-chief
o. the British forces In India, met
Win serious accident while rdin:
nome alone from IA country house nea
Slrnla. India. As he was passln,:
through a tunnel his horse became
frightened and coillded with the
walled side. One of Lord Kitchener
legs was broken In two places. Some.
time afterward, coolies passing
through the tunnel found the common.
der-ih-chlef lying there helpless and
brought him To Simla He Is now re-
ported 10 be doing we'll
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WHITNEY Matinee TO- rs. aud gse: Eyeninrs
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PIUnder Gang la Ainskn.

Col Marvin Grigsby, formerly com
mander of GrigSby's ''rought riders"
arrived in Washington from Juneau.
He comes 10 refute the charges Of cor
ruption against him as United States
district attorney for Alaska. Grigsby
says number of officials Ia Alaska
are organized in'O gang for personal
profit He refused 10 Join them and
the charges were then trumped up.
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snl.hnrr I'm. Confessed AZ.

Liant X. Salisbury has made fun
confession To Prosecutor Brown. inn
plicating many prominent citizens In
The celebrated Grand Rapids water
deal scandal. The confession has not
yet been made public and in all prob
ability Will not he until warrants have
been issued for those who have been
named by Salisbury.
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Reed CITY Po.ton,ce Robbed.

The Reed City postofiice was on
tered and the safe blown open by rob
bers, who secured $500 in money ana
postage stamps. They then succeeded
in making their escape. and the police
are unable to find the slightest clew
to their identity or whereabouts.
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Gen. Plaza, pr sident of Ecuador.
who cabled to President Marroquin OF
Colombia. sympathizing with him in
the recent events on the isthmus o.
Panama, has received II repy from hi
expressing his thanks. ana adding tina;
Gems. Reyes. Cahalleros. Ospina ana
Holguin are marching on Panama with
Il large army 10 subdue the isthmians.