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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Grubsnsinfsnr; ,a ELEPHANT.

Die alien perlaGsnen aammsrn Der
@bbp @rsei 8e&e Der o & 8. @ompanie,
unterbalb BEN Sersen pss Sidbi6sns
Olppbant. i%tirsten am Sreitae Nahmit.
tas ein uno rlfen bier bblssrne @sbaube
nit ftb. Gum Slid purbe bel benz
aufre8enben Vorganee feline einsigs 9ers
ion set6btet ODER perIsbt. Dos eniffan.
oene Sod IL 1870 Sub lang. 100 SUB
brett uno ettpa lis 5ub tief. Die Sen.
flung begann um 3 nbt uno bausrte nur
cine babe Siunoe. absr IS nabm biz
ipdt Radis, ebe fi6 bic errssten 8arser
pleoer b~albpees berubiet batten, trob.
BEN bic beit.mmte 8eridsruns ieitsns
Der o. 4 $. 8eom'en esssben purbs.
oab ale iDsiters Gefabr poriibsr fei. o..
Brien's SoieI mar baS srfte. @sbdube,
pelhes in Der fib INNER msbr ertpei.
tsrnbeu Dsffnuns perf6manb, bann
folete eas boppelie Wobnbaus Der Grams
QlnterIaRenidaft. bas nuf BEN SoleIes.
bduee !aubete. Damn foleten su gleiHst
Belt auf ber entsesenesiebtsn Ssus ber
Strabe oas ooppeIte 2aoengeb6uoe Der
Srdu Sane Mderlp unb Elm flelnes @e.
bduoe, ebsufaas Der gpans Sin.erlaEsn
fdnft 8eb6renb. Sic gluten Iansium
in bic e~niitanbene SsiTnuns unb ipurben
suiammen eeoriidt unb Osri6obsn. DEB.
rere onbsre @ebaubs ipiren auH for
turae 3sit beorobi. bod bbrte bic Sem
lung aut ebe fe bsihGbigt tpurben.
&lRe. bic ii6 mad alien &idtun8en aua'
csbnten. bsi4dbieten iebOd piele 5unba.
mentmauern Der nabslisesnosn Sduier
Der unaeri&tete Sdaben pirb auf eitpa
$4,000 beranf6last, obne ben 0erlult
osS 2anbss su berednen, auf benz be
ueriunfenen @ebdube ifanben. Die ..
& 8. @ompanie madte ii6 fofort baran.
Oas eniitanbene Sod tpieber a~ufaufdaen
unb 200 Mdnner fnb sssenpdriis mil
Der slrbsit bsf&dftiet. bic tpabridsinlid
mebrere Woden in Anfpruh nebmen
pirb. 8sine tpeiier 8sri6isbunssn ba.
ben fid ereieuet unb aqe @sfabr ideini
uoriiber. oenn unter benz anberen Tbeils
osS Stdbthens bsfinbst ii@ cine 40 Sui
bIds Selieni&i&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Srin, !Seinrid fOmmt wieser.

SaIbr Mild mirb in Berlin beri@tst :
8isberissn DispOittionen ssmdB ipitb
grina SsinriG BON BreuBsn i'm Srdbiabr
oss Sabres 1903 nit einem ftattlldsn
@eibna6er bic Bsrsini9ten Staaten
unb ipobti6einli9 aud @anaba beiuden.
Der Bring fommt sund6it alS 8ertreier
isinss 8rubers. bes 8a,iers. sur gl6Hs
nung Der Misunderstanding nab st. 2ouls.
5erner nirb er Der g%nibdaune bss Gent.
malls b~eipobnen, neI9.s aaifer Dll'
ttIm ben psutidsn 2rieselpereinen Norb.
Amsrifas aeihenit Bat. DoHslbe piib
am 80. Dlai 1903 in philadelphia, 3d.,
feline sissntIlds @sibs in Mntreienbsit
oss pIinsen etbalten. Das DsntmaI IN
bsfanntli6 bonn Bilebauer gilbert @olff
eeidoftn iporoen. Sc III osfinitib be-
itimmt. bab Der bsutihe 8ronprins ben
grinsen Ssinri& ni&t bssIsitsn pirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
um9esO9em.
Der @aibinston Sleii9martt

tpirb bsute in go 223 @pomins apsnus
er5fnet. spei Tbdren obetbalb BEN 2p
eeum 2beuter. Snoem mir BEN petebr'
ten publitum flr bic libsrale Patronage
in Der 8ersnneenbsit banfen unb auh
sinsm rsGt aablreiden Beiuae an Dem
nsuen @ei&dflsplubs entsessnfebsn. &C..
ben mir bic 8eif&sruns. baB mir unfers
Wssssrsi ietsraelt nieoIiG unb reihlit
baltsn, nut bic bsften 5isii&iortsn fab.
rem, ,uborfommsnb bebienen anb pinit'
lid abliefern peroen. 8sridumi ni4t,
uor3uiprs&en Ooer su telepbOniersn.
Gooper 4 gompant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
neutrality-suspicious. In Maine.

Die Dor crei Ronatsn in ben l6
Counties bes Stats neusrp6blten
Sberifs baben ON 8 Sanuar ibr Ami
angeireten uno befannt s%eeebsn. baB iis
baS 8robibiiionseefsB nit gtbbter
Strenes sur Ausfhbtuns brinaen tperosn.
Der Sheriff bon 3ennebse County bat
feline Aihitsnteu anssmisisn. ole Sps
rituOisnbdnoIer au not'fsiren. baB fe Ibre
Baoren uno @inridiuusen enifern,n
ODER anoernfaas bic Soleen irasen midi.
len. Su 2spiston. BEN st5bten Ort in
Guorcscosein County. tpurbsn als
5danfIofuIe aeidloHn Ser Sbsriff
oleiss county il Elm @sihIider Ramsns
Summinss. Ser Sheriff BON Nroohod
@ounip bat ben SpirituoIsnbdnblern fGr
bic S6lisBuns ibrer 2otals cine 5riii bis
aum 10. Sanuar s'it Ut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Der gsrtauf hes saiasrhauIss /,

= Der Bsttauf hes Sdiqerbauiss in
aauditdot, Der boz 8uraem ais pstfsfi
ssmsIost tpurbs, 1T q bod nod rid.
eansis eemadi Dorben.
= Cine 5irma in 8cresitsr. @nf.,
flnbte ioeben bier Stu6tcars ..8alen.
lines" an eine 6itma in gbieaeo. Die
SenOuns snibieIt 1852 900 8alsntinss.
Gin Spnbitat bon aapualifsn
aus Bottom bat HOO Aunbratmsilen
oss beften WaIblanbes auf Reu Sunb'
lamb fur $780, 900 in isipsn BsFs ss'
bra@t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

BUR gSarnu, d.

Snttm Spbaun Nidplaue CHM pom 3adicn
SiraBs, 9Ybe part, istHt 8amiIif puIaFtn uub
has ibm 8ebSrsnpe aus psEi SauIs %fnlfsrni bat,
rarns Id 3fcsrmaun, ibm auf has Gissnibum
nitis su bprssn, pa baiett in msintm Ramtn
tinsetassn II. 1,3
Gltfabttb etnn.
SCRANTON, pa, 90. Dgbr. 1872.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

= gu Sort Dodge. Sa.. brannis Der
@strelbeipei&er ber> @rsat Wsnsrn
Ssrsal 60. nisbsr. S4losn m~inbsRsns
sl00, 900.
am Nsuiabrsmorssn tpurhe in
San Sole. sofia Riea. cine teftigs @,b.
sri&tltsruns psripart. bic tuabri@einI,&
Don 8ulian Srasua tam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
.afel=Qeiuwan

BON ben bsftn iril&sn unb bsutl&tn @tbsrsisn
Unit baiu paffnben Ssrpistttn) In alien Srtittn
NIB AuaIiidtsn, iOpcbl bel bu garS rpts in
Gaftl,S rrriesn.
3a Sannar Serfaufspreiien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Quilts uno 8lanfets.

Seine gang tpplsms California 8lanftis, CD
tin, Marltiass unb 3pnisfamm Quilts, ale
Sorten unb GrSBtn BON Der @isss. bis sur
trtra srUbsn 8sit.@rSbs
81 Sanuar SerfanfspreiieH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
sfberif's berkauf
-ppn-
8ert4uoaam @faaOeigeatBam,
Treitas, Den 16. Saumar 1908

@tmGB pnlhitbtnT Grtfutipnsbtftblt BON
6itri 6aias, 2epari Gaetae uue Utnritipni
Grppnas, ausgtftIt pom Common pleas
@sri6t ppn 2adapanra County unb an
MID aeihtrt, psrbt i'd aueltB:n sum Sfsnt.
li&tn 8srfauf burh 8%frifeieerung oen Nusruf
an ben bShffsn plsr mtif Bisisuesn fur Baar,
in bsm @sri@tsetbdubs In Der Staet Seranion,
Sadapanna COUNTY, am 8rtiiaa, ben f6.
Gag bts Mpnats Sanuar, u. .. 1903, nm 10
ubr 8prmittaes hts bflagttn 5aaes, dls bic
8thtt, 3iitl unb SnttrtTsn Der Berflaatsn In
nno auf bic uahfcleenp .btihritbenen qpts,
Stiids pbt parsslfn eanp ME foIst.
30 f-aas bic 8stts, Eitd unb SuitrtHtn
Der Vtrflasieu, 9ulia 6. @nhsl unb 9obn g.
@titsL in unb auf al bic gentle Strsdt Oetr
parttas eanb, nit ben DISQUALIFICATION unb Der
btdsTnnssH barauf sri6tst, atlsstn an Der lheli.
Den Seitt BON einpsn Straet. ipifdsn Wpom-
ting une penn Aptnuts, In Der Stast Serantpn,
taddipanpa County unb Staat psnnfylpanid,
une umfaftnp Cots Ro. 8, 8 10 unb 10 I'm
Auaerat ppa SIof Ho. &c; sutbalttn, ;ulam-
men In 6rent an einetn Graft 60 Gue unb in
1sfe t2l 8ue, nit BEN pripilsstuH, isbu SUP
IN 6rent br gcrosrliHis ~ ssbrau@sH fur 1of
@fwblbt, por9, aeaerpss pbtr 8prffnner, abtr
gu fstntm aneertn 3psdf. Spldts gprftnfsr
BARI in ifintm Sale mtbr ale lpd 8ub ibtr bic
Vcrhsrliuis an btiastsr Strabt ppristtn. aats
pebsftrt nit eiusnf srobsn 8adlanesbSuts,
has vCrut brsi Stoftptrft bod uHb bintsn ,psi
Stcdpsrft bod n, bsnuBt ale @pbnuna Ca
bsnrauni, posl unb 5bsatsr.
Wit 8d&las btIsst uHb In Grtfutipn stnpnt.
men auf bic alass Der psnnfpIpania 5ruf Com
pans ssatn Sulia 9. Wfi1tl uno Spbn q. Wti.
DEL SGnlo $5.4f9 SO. Subgmsnt No. 3SS,
9anuar .5tIratn 1913. 81 ga gum Sanuar
1srmiH 1903.
8trnsr, auf bic alas, bultIbsn ssstn tiftbsn.
Stule $5.4l8 SO Sussmtnt 20 $3.50, Sanuar
5trmiH 1903. 81 ia gum Sanuar Esrmin 1903.
Usrutr. auf bic siaee btrfdbsn atgfn b%isislben.
S6ule S. 4i9.S9. Subsmsnt Hp 800, Sanuar
SumiH 1903. 81 ga gum Sanuar Strmin 1908
8trntT, auf bic alast %hnfebsn sssfn %bifittsn.
Stule S5,4t9.89. Jutsnsnt Rp 39i, 9anuar
SsrmiH 1903 81 ga gum Sanuar ! eImin 1913.
Brrntr, auf bic 4laee %btritlbtn geasa ~pitltIbsu.
S&ulb $4.334 rs 9ubsmsni 30 392, Sauuar
SHmtn 1893. ii ia gum 5anuar Sermin 1903.
Buunsll, anralt
Gerntr.
Ro 2-Nat bic Rsais, GiisI une SniereNsn
bee gtrtlasisn @iliam .. 5rinf pptr Stint In
une aus al bic gentle Strtdf oetr par,tls
eane, stltssn an etr fue5ili6tu Ssitt ppn jrp-
ing Arsnus ,piIdtu Aletr uno WiIpp Sira-
btn, in hT Siabt SCRANTON, eadawanna Gpun.
tp une Staat ptnnlplpauia, bsfinnt unb ptr-
ieibntt ale Got Ho. 2. i'm Audprai pber 8lod
go fe9, eem6e BEN eadapanna giltn une
8obltn e%pmpany's plan prn ecis In br Stdet
Srrautpn. 8efastt Got 10 pprne uue biuttn 40
jug britt unp lao 6uB in Sttft. nit elmer f6
6uB brtiitn Wiley hinien gum DftniIi1sn Ct
NIT BEN prtpilegium, ,fbH s5uB In
6roHt Der Ycrbelinit Der Got ~ gfbTauhsi fir
pef per9 opn 8prftHhtr, abr Mot eas Rsht
lur Grri9tuHs ppu GsbSupsu baraHf. 81 bal.
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Wuslin uuterfleioer.

Der gcrratb mar ME pOnfSnbis,r pis sur
issiasn 3eit unb ,eiet prahtppls banbeeuGbis
unp ashidts fran,Ufi6s 8%lsieuussiiids unb BIZ
aaerirnfsn Nainlpof llntsrflstttr, fcrsfGItie a..
ma&t uub babf& sarnirt nit Stidsr!tsn uns
Sptbtu.
81 Samuar Ssrfanfspretiem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

9err Yetet Stpp pot oen gbuntmfn
feiner Srsunoe na&ssBsben unb bepitbt
td um bns gmt eines S6uIroibes for
bic 3sbnte Warb. tuel&e STEELE in Der
SebruaripabI nea 30 beiesen 1T.
Serr Siipp uuros in Der 8beinpfaIs.
DsutfdIapo. seborsn unb fam I'M Sabre
1882 mad sImsrifa unb in 1884 nod
Scranton, felt tpeIder 9sit er ununisr.
broGsn in bsr 10. @arb sepobnt BOT.
ST it. nit Nusnabme Der 2adatpanna
Glen & 8obIsn Co., Der bebsutsnbite
@runobefser unO SteusrsabIer Der @arb
unb ss III babsr aud islbfpsrfdnbfid
bab CT an Aaem, mas Die Marb b%etrift.
has rssite SntersHs nimmt. Bsr Germ
Stipp tsnnt, pirb bsrsittpiais susehebsn.
baB sr elmer %uuisrsr udtburfsn ur. ibd.
tighten Burger il. elm Wann. Der ebenio
ensreii1 fur bas Bobl Der Marb eintrs'
ten piro. tpie er fur fem eisenes Snisrsfe
ss ibuu tpirbe. SIN BEN SADIE als 8nu'
%unternebmer unb @ontraitor ibdtie. be-
fddftiet Serr Stipp cine stoBe Mnsabl
bon Itbeitern uno BAT ieoerseit ben
9sutI&sn ben 8orsus seseben.
Denn ertpdblt. psripridt Serr Stipp,
bas @obI Der Burger unb Steuersablsr
Der 3sbnten Warb mad beiten 2rdften
unp in sstpifenbafter 8siie su tpabrsn.
unb sr bittet feline Wittdrssr adtunss.
uoa, ibm bel Der Brlmdrpabl am nd6iten
Donnerftas ibre Siimmen su eebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

Bonn alien Baterlaub. SoIssnbe
Rgulateit aus Dsutittanb bltfte FL
mandsn unferer 2eier bon SntersHs fsin /;
mir publisiren oesbalb auf Wuni& bss
Satrifanien bon Sorni's Alpenttdutsr
8lutbelsber folsenben Brief. ben ct er'
bieIt, tpbriIi6: .,Snfsfbeibe, Deuift'
lamb, ben 90. Suit 1902. Or. 9stsr
SObrn,p. GbteasO. Sas SD tslIs Sbnsn
bierpurd init. bob I'D iHon mebrsrs
Sabre on Wasentrantbsit ssIitten babe
SO tpur Idon 10 idlimm. bab i'd fsin
gRen bel mir bebnlten fonnte. 91 babe
Id i'm bergen Sommer siniae Tlai6sn
8lutbelsber unb einiee 5laiden Wneen.
ltdtier eebruudt uuo isbt bin i'd gang
uisbsr bsreeitsat. SD fInn isst ulse
sfsn perirasen uno fdble iebr gut unc
babe fdon mebreren Wasenfranien vi.
penirduter 8lulbeleber beiOrst, es bai
alien esbolfen, iie iinb mir isbr banfbar
bufir. SD fam Sornl's SsilmitieI midi
ssnus lObsn. fs iiuo better aIs ale an
Osrs Mebpinsn. Sc etlbi. Srau 2doe,
mann." 8Orisbsnbes ipri1t fur 'fi6
feIbf. -Sorni's Alpenfrduier 8IutbeIe'
Der III elm altss. i'm 2aufs oer 3sii
erprobtss SsiImiiieI. Cine 9~ublifauon.
,,Rranten /. 8Ote." tpirb fret psrianbi.
Sdtsibt on Or. Better Sabrnsp. l12.ll4
so. Sopne Ipe., Chicago, 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
@eiDe u. &leiOerfoTe.

gqt Stibt unb SatiH INSTRUMENTATION,
@eibe unb Wslpaartn, ganj pcltnt 8abrtfatt,
ftius Baumppls 8lsiprapfs In alsib1ldnstn
pbsr bel Der gare.
81 Samnar Serfaafspreiien.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14
OUR PUBLIC MEN.

"Are the public men OF the present
day equal to those of former times? II
seems to us that this question must be
answered negatively The men now in
public life do not measure up to those
of twenty or twenty-five years ago. Not
longer ago than that period there were
men in public life like Blaine, Conkling
Carpenter Hill. Stevens, Lamar, Ran
die, George Carlisle, Beck, Eustis. Glib
son and others too numerous to men
ton. We will look in vain for many
men like these in public life today. 1t
is true that there are still able men in
the public service, but they are fewer in
number than they were quarter of a
century ago." says the Guardian Jour
nal.
IF this is true there is reason for
il, and it would be profitable as we'll as
interesting to discover that reason.
Surely the race is not degenerating in
mental force or in moral character. If
not, how can we account for the deca-
dence of our public men?
Perhaps the fact that the great cor
porations and other forms of wealth,
dominate public affairs in many of the
states more largely than was formerly
the case, will furnish a partial answer.
In the other states, we think, the an
swer will be found in the system of
machine politics hich prevails.
Our own State may be taken as an
example of the latter. At present Louis
lana has not a single man III public life
of conspicuous and commanding ability.
In the recent past we had men like
Eustis, Ellis. White and Gibson, but we
will look in vain for their like in the
public service today. There are able
men, strong men, today in the State, but
they are not in the public service, at
least. the strongest and the ablest of
them are not. The machine either
brushes them or they will not submit to
its methods, and hence remain in pri-
vate life. "
IF we could adopt a popular method
of nominating our candidates for public
Office and abrogate the governors pat
ronage. we believe ADLER and stronger
men would come to the front. The pri-
mary method would bring the candi-
dates before the people to discuss the
issues of the day, and the strongest and
ablest men would be more than apt to
win. And such discussion would be a
school for the education and Develop
ment of public men. The abrogation of
the governors patronage would destroy
machine politics by destroying the ma
chine ITSELF
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

Some of the gold papers of the South
are giving Mr.. Cleveland credit for try
ing to settle the race question. They
should remember that it was the deser-
ton of the Cleveland Democrats that
made it possible for Mr.. Mckinley to
be elected twice and for President
Roosevelt to inject the race question
into poitcs.-The Commoner.
Beg padon 1t was the Democrats
who deserted Cleveland and left him in
the fullest gloirhcaton of his self
conceit with Mckinley.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14
STRANGE THINGS.

Strange things have come to pass
during the last half century. Once Rus
STA was our friend in need, and now we
oppose Russian scheme because we
want to pose as nation insisting upon
justice. At the time that Russia came
to our aid Great Britain was doing all il
could against us. A few months ago we
stood idly by while Great Britain vio-
lated every tenet of justice and robbed
the Beers of the land they had wrested
from the wilderness.--The Conmoner.
Be charitable How could the United
States have interposed in the cause Of
the Beers by jumping on England,
whe'l, in the Philippines, it was guilty
of the crime Of England in South
Africa?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14
DISSOLVED ORDER.
Judge Maker will Deny Proposed Appli.
cation for Writ of Restraint.

Judge Maker will Deny Proposed Appli-
cation for Writ of Restraint.
Sherman. Tex, May 13.-Judge Pear
son of the Fifty ninth district court
has dissolved the local option restrain
ing order issued on Saturday by Judge
Moore of the Twenty-second district
This Injunction sought to restrain put
ting into effect of the local option law
in Grayson county.
Hon. Rice Maxey of the Fifteenth
district court put the counsel for the
Grienner-Kelly Wholesale Drug COM
pany Of this city on notice that he
would deny their application for a writ
of restraint preventing the county at
torney from prosecuting said plaintiffs
should they sell within the county al
cohol or articles containing alcohol.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

st. Louis, May 13.--About I'D s's|a
gates from various parts Of the unaH
States were present Monday when u
bienniet convention Of the gram 9
vision of the Order OF Railroad Is's
raphers was called to order by PTE9
dent Perham. The purpose OF inc OF
vention is to revise the bylaws. hf
the reports of officers and elees nss
officers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

Panama, Colombia. May I'LL 2 8 g
ported here that President hafr0.
has been compelled to resign ollles y
account of political troubles ana VI
General Raphael Reyes, second 81 e
president of Colombia, will assuins 81
presidency. Friends ofthe cana s
anxiously awaiting confrmaton Il
this report.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

FL Texas needs any one thing worse
than another, it is new constitution, SO
that the State can get properly in line
in the progressive age.-Jeferson, Tex,
Jinp1ecute.
And it is one thing very much in need
in Louisiana, although the constitution
now in force was revised and tinkered
with not many years since. In the ti1k-
ecing, however, there were carried over
ard forwarded expedients which are
not responsive to this progressive age
and which are issues today of great
concern to the people.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

If Mr.. Carnegie is really in earnest
he might assist the people by agreeing
to accept no more money wrung from
them through special Legislation in his
own interests.--The Conllnoner.
Was Mr. Carnegie ever in earnest ex-
|cept to protect his own interest. and
when he was squeezing his employees al
Homestead
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

Wichita Falls. Tex. May ts-1s.
entire Wichita valley has been yIsII.I
by a soaking rain. The goyernns'
gauge has here registered 2.z3 Ilfbs
The wheat yield is estimated IN
twelve and a half to thirty bushsy
per acre.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14
3BAPTi345 ADJOURN.
81 Was the largest Gathering in s&stopE
81 DenOminn ion.

81 Denomination.
Savannah. Ga, May 13.-The fifty
eighth annual convention of the South
ern Baptists have adjourned after
the largest gathering in it's history. All
of the sessions have been largely at.
tended.
Much Of Che time of Che convention
Monday was given to che consideration
of the Cuban mission question. invoIv,
ing the claims Of Rev. A. p Daz end
the suit against the church recently
instituted in the courts of Havana, A
report to the convention recommended
the appointment of a committee to in
vestigae the matter and report the full
facts to the convention. The report
said in part:
LAS result OF our investigators we
are convinced that Dr. Diazs resigna-
ton was accepted only after he in.
sisted on offering 1t the second time
We are convinced that the title to the
board property in Havana is secure
and cannot be disturbed and that the
board is taking all practicable steps to
protect said title. We are further
convinced that reports from the board
proposed to DR.. Diaz to arrange the
Differences between the board and him
self and that he declined the propo.
sition. We recommend that a special
committee be appointed to investi'
gate the course pursued by the board
in dealing with the Havana situation. ="
For the home mission board the
convention pledged 100000 for the
coming years work
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Texarka9a. Tex. May 1s.-pst,as
Riley. a young man, who cana H. Is.
week ago from Little Raes {,
found dead in his room. He vsa !.
poor health. and the coroner ioas'
that death was due to natural rat,sss,
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San Antonio. May 13.--At1relIs 81
CAD. a Houston woman, was eonvl ~
OF Importing girls from Mexira " !.
improper purposes Judge Maxey s,ss
her punishment at fine of 81 ana 80 IS
hnement in the Ohio penitenttars I.
@WO years 800 y
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Witnesses:
B. F. LINE.
G.. A. Johnson,

Thus done and passed in my office in
said city of Kansas City, State of Mis-
souri,, in the presence of Messrs. B. E.
Line and G. A. Johnson, competent wit
nesses of lawful age, both of this city,
who hereunto sign their names with
said apDearers and myself, commits
sioner, on the day and date aforesaid.
H. B. LEAVENS,
Commissioner for the State of Louis
lana in Missouri.
Having examined the foregoing act of
incorporation, and finding nothing
therein contrary to law, / approve the
same, May 9, 1903.
J. r. LAND,
District Attorney First Judicial Dis
trict of Louisiana.
Endorsed: Filed and recorded May 9,
1903.
F. A. LEONARD,
Clerk and Ex-Oficio Recorder.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo:
| hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy of the
original act, as the same now appears
on file and of record in my Office.
Given under my hand and seal Of of
fee this 9th day of May, 1909.
S. O. WILLIAMS,
Deputy Clerk and Ex-Officio Deputy
Recorder
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Cattle for South Africa

Galveston. May 13.--T'he first al
signment of cattle, consisting d 81
carloads. to be put aboard the stszhI
ship Cranley for South Africa. srrlE.ss
Monday.
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Tyler. Tex. May 13.-The DsIa|
Commercial clubs excursion of iii
members arrived here Monday nsk1
They. as on the two previous Fiji
were accompanied by a splendid Sd
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Terrell, Tex. May 13.-W. & H.
derson, farmer living sis nIl
northeast OF this city, reported thaal
nine wolves were killed near hts 1ae
Saturday
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Corrigan, Tex. May 13.-Kate seasl
colored, of this place. wac mards:
by some one and her cabin burns!
over her body.
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San Antonio. May 13.--Bart MeYs1
eighteen years old, while ploWing nsa1
Elmendorfs was killed by lightning
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We would like to show you our IDEAS
in letter heads. We can print you some
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Elected Officers.

Savannah, Ca, May 1.-THE Wom'
ems Missionary union of the South
ern Baptist convention elected the fol.
lowing officers:
President--Mrs. John Barker, of Vir.
ginia.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss A.
Armstrong. of Maryland.
Recording Secretary-Miss M. e.
Wright. of Georgia, and Miss M. Mar.
tin, of Maryland.
Treasurer-W. c. Lowndes, of Mary
land.
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Went Away Up.
New York. May 13.-May eOs'
reached 11:2Oc Monday.