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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
Locomotive Engineer Killed by a Train

David Walls. az years old, an Erie Rail
road engineer. was run over and instantly
killed by passenger train at the west end
of the Bergen tunnel in Jersey City yesterday
afternoon A few minutes before the ac-
cident he had washed up, after finishing
his days run. He was crossing the track
on his way to board train for his home
in Port Jervis when he was struck His
body was taken to Hughess morgue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
AFTER FAR EASTERN TRADE.
The e. p. u. Reduces Grain Rates 10 China
and Japan.

MONTREAL, Quebec. June &c. NJ
Bosworth, fourth vice-president and genera
traffic manager of the Canadian Pacific
says the company has reduced the rate or
-four and grain from the Cana dian whea,
belt to China ard Japan for the purpose OF
inducing expectation to Eastern countries
Up to the present he says, the bulk Of grsir
for these countries has been shipped from
the State of Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
E,lfers-Wplt.

PERTH AMBor. n j.. juno 20 Niles Mary
Eidridge Wait Of this place and Henry Chris
tophsr Elfe1s Of BroSkibs E E1. .sbs
terrain Church by the Rev, Dr.. Mendenhall
The bride was attended By Mtss Adelaide
man was Ellis Wait. the brides brother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
ERSTEIN AGAINST BIG RAIDS.
DEPUTY Police Commissioner Agrees With
Justice GaynOr That Police Should Have

warrants.
Deputy Police Commissioner Ebstein
had this to say yesterday, in reference to
the letter of Supreme Court Justice William
j. Ganor, published in THE Sun on SUM-
day. severely criticising the police for
making raids and wholesale arrests without
warrants:
II quite agree with Judge Gaynor as to
the rights of the people, and / do not think
that the police have any right, without
warrant or evidence, to raid mans house
at any time. There is no question about
that, and would be very much displeased
if such a thing was done by any Of the
policemen in Brooklyn. We all agree that
a citizen has rights that every policeman
is bound to respect. There is no question
about that, and have always insisted that
captains and officers should have warrant
before making any Of the so-called raids. v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30

SIS E61igin Iuise from New York at Bremen.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from New York at Cher
bourg.
SIS NcnaT from New York al Naples.
SIS Ednig Albert from New York al Gibraltar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
Arrived MONDAY, June 20.

IS Ryndan, Rotterdam. June 20.
SIS kroOnleud Antwerp. June ~.
SIS Hclig Olav. Copenhagen. June II.
IS Phocbus. Hamburg. June II,
IS tndramayo. Yokohama, March ?.
Ss Casllda, Bucnos Ayres. May %
SIS Marguerite. Havana. June -
IS zrlia. La Guayra, June %
81 Aiene. Port Llmon June %.
SIS Erna. Kingston, June 10.
IS Comus. New Orleans. June ~.
So Fl sud, Galveston. June "a
IS Mama Hata, Baltimore. juno 20.
SIS J. NJ. Gufey, Port Arthur, juno ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC--THrs DAT.
Sun rises e.. ssi Sun sets ...73j Moon sets ll:io
HIGH wArBR-TH DAY.
Sandy Hook 1928 Gov. lsd 1900 Hell CiaLs i:53
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30
PROM roREInN PoRrs


SIS Patricia. from Plymouth for New York.
SIS Rohen Zollern. from Gibraltar for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-30

restaura nj keepers are not always 30 "easy"
or forgiving as they are said TO be. In
MANY places fixed up as German raths-
kellers and bedecked with expensive stems,
tiny electric wire runs from stein to stein
along tho shelves and mantels When
evar one of the stems is disturbed, burglar
alarm rings in the bar. This has cause d
considerable embarrassment to cnstom' RS
who have taken down some Of the hand
some stems merely to examine them.
new variety Of swindle has been dis
covered lately in the Eighth avenue pawn
broker district. A shop has been selling
and distributing tickets broadcast by
means of an agent who drops them on
tho rect begs and gives the tickets TO his
bencfactos out OF gratitude, and some
times sells them. The finder, purchaser,
or rec,nient OF the ticket, knowing that no
article is ever pawned for its real value.
goes around to the shop to redeem the artl-
Clio for which the ticket calls.
The broker demands that the interest,
amounting generally to half dollar or
more be paid before he shows the article,
and then brings forth something which
il not worth even the face value OF the
ticket The victim generally departs with
, hia half dollars worth OF experience. but
| II be makes a -violent kick the broker ad-
! mits that he has made mistake.
II is said that the particular shop which
,it nnon This scheno has derived an in
come , OF so, 600 or t,o,oO from it in the last
year
Tho American prejudice against the
! napnum of champaign puzzles wine deal
| org There was a time when the magnun
was frequently seen in resLaura nts here
but IL is a rare sight nowadays. though
he drinking Of champagne has greatly In.
ERASED Authorities say that the taste
OF champagne out Of the large bottles is
s,,nerior to that OF wine that comes from
the quart size; but New Yorker: prefer BIC se
they may intend to drink.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
Dor Der StrifezG% nmmiiIion.

philadelphia, %. Sdnudr.
- Die &o6Ienitrite : Gommii7iOn
bernabm eine Qn3abl neiterer 3eugen
Der 8. g. Martle : 81. g. GOnarO
8oB, Elm 8ii6er : Sa6beritdn0iger,
ertlGrte, oaB er bic MartIe'i6en 8ii>
der fir bic IeBten 5ebn Sabre erumi@
nirt babe unb OuB Die 9ur4i6ntttsz
@inna6me Der MartIe'i6en 4r6eiter
fir 3e6nz Bis eIfmonatIi6e Qrbeit
1854 betrage; 20 Qrbeiter bGtten foz
gar bur9i6nittli4 pro 'Sabr $1528
Derbient. 9er 4ntpdlt Der 8o6Iengrdz
Der : Union fragte bier ben 3eugen
betreffS 0eS Sales Der 5rou 0tt4ael
Burns, fpeI9e bor Der Gommifiion
be3eugt 9atte, OaB iie uno tAr @o4n
fir 3e6n Sabre teinen 2O6n bon Der
Gompagnie er6alten tonnten, ba t5r
8atte CUR 3eit ieine5 SoOe5 BEL Der
Tirma Wtartle i'm Riif Itanoe mar.
Der 3euge nurbe berptrrt unb tonnte
Donn audi bic 5rage be5 8orftBsnoen
@ran, ob Der &nd6e unb feline Mutter
pG6renb Der 3sbn Sabre i~i6er6aupt
fem 8eIb BON Der Gompagnie er4alz
ten baden, ni9t beantporten. 8or>
flyer 8rap tpurbe jeBt ie6r Grgerli4,
uno an ben Marfle'f9en 9fe4t5Oertrez
ter fi4 ~tpenberb, Iagte ct: Der W}dnn
neiB ia gar Nt4ts ii6er ben borltegen@
ben SAM" Der NnpoIt remonitrirte,
buB elm Tol4es urtbeil bod nt4t ge@
re9tFerttgt lei, pOrauf Der 8orftBer
9raD ftreng ertpiberte: rGS lit ni4t
meme Dirt, MIDI i~tarter 4usoride
o6ne @eranlafung GIT 6eotenen, bteier
W1ann psiB uber Gi4t5, alS feline
tro6enen 3u6len."
Ser nG8Ite 3euge, 8OAenbre4er>
8aumeifer 8. e. Gbrtf aus Ma9oz
neD : GitD, fpra9 ii6er Die 9inOerz
mile, ipe16e man tpGbrenO Oes Strttes
Dem 8au 3tpeier &oblen6re4er bereiz
tet babe. Cine Qppeuatton an Prdftz
bent Mit6eq purOe bon bieiem an
bas @retutib ; GOmite Der Union berz
nieIen, 3euge mar aber nt9t imStanz
be, Die n0t6ige nGrIuubniB" gum 8an
Der 8o6lerbre4er 3u erbalten. PrG@
fiDent Ct. 6. S6omas BON Der yS6oz
mas Godl g." be1tdtiqte bic Wusfdz
gen bes 3eugen, inbem er nod Atn5uz
fiiqte, tpenn Der 3euge G6riit, Der
einen Breeder fir bic Gompagnie
balten foGte, ben Quftrug bate aus
fi6ren f0nnen, bdnn tpGre Die @omz
pu9nie ieBt i'm Stanbe, tGgli4 700
Sonnsn gu fDrbern unb 400 Qrbeiter
All beT6Gftigen. Der nG9fte 3euge,
gintdufgaqent Grio g. 9lutt BON Der
6irmu u. Parbee C 60. in 9d3leton,
I6ilberte bic &u6eit0rungen pd9reno
bes 5trifes unb erfldrte, baB bteiel@
ben na9 benz Ginriifen Der Wttlt8@
truppen oufgebOrt 6dtten.
Der nG3ite 3euge, @upertntenoent
QeiIenring BON Der Upper 2e4igb
GoaG Co." purbe auF benz 3eugen>
ftano gefragt, o6 er tpirtli4 feline Be-
den lieber babe erIuufen IaHsn, aIs
ben 2euten BEN 49tfunOentag gu ges
pG6ren. Seine gan5e 4nttport mar:
.Wtr pouen nt9t an ben tIaIiifiatrs
ten Staten riitteln."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
Gerl&tshcg9anbIunge

19S: III | II u Ivy I'll LU J.. - \SU%
Ri8ter @tod6ribge.) 9iebitobG -
3bomas 9ronep, Soiepb RuOplpb, je
2 Monate, @Ga 8urnep, 4 Monate
8efGngniB; Sames Odmep, 2 Sabre,
Sobn Qnberion, Is MOnute 3u6t>
bauS; So6n 9arri5, 6 MOnute, @6as,
Sones, 4 Monate @toatsurbettsbuu5;
CHARLES 8tIion, purOIirt; SOfep6
8laf, 0m. Butler, Sarnes W6itmote,
nt9t f4ufbig. Sir 9eute: 9iebitu6l
- SOiepb McGann; uebertretung Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 9e Atlep,
Sames 6. 2ogan, 2oris 3. SdiQtnz
ger, 8m. 81. 6osbsnber, 5rant 3ier@
nep, 9uitab Sobn, 5rant g, g&eule,
@6as. %. Callahan, So6n 8oob, $.
&euD, 4oom 9ietri9, 8ernarb9reenz
BERG, Sbos. 80. @orbon, So6n 8eQD,
4oolp6 &res, So9r s. 2ea4, Soiep6
s. GorroG, So6n 6. 2ogur, 2ouis 9.
66iGirger, Sront s. O'8rten, CD
numb g. 6er6ert, SObn 8. 3urPsr,
Qotprence 8ali9.
&bt9. Hr. 2. - (@or Riatsr
0rig6t.) 0is6ita6l - 9ug6 M}cz
Gann, 4 Monate @tautsur6eits6uus;
6rancis 8ropn, nt6t f4uEOig. Qn=
grtff - 8eniamtn Gobtni ion, Is 800
nate @taatsarbeitsbous; 2incoln RO>
bin1on, 3 Monate 9efGngniB. Sc
po6n6eitsmdBtg unorbentIt8 - Ser
nuro Callahan, 2 Monate Staat5arz
beitS6aus, 5riebsr5it0rurg - Magz
ale Mtuer, S. @elo6uBe. Sir 6eute:
0ie6itq6l - 5annie 206ner, Clinton
See, Dm. 8. Darbing, Nrtbur Mfonz
roe; Nngriff auf PoIi8et - 8iuiam
McGann, 9arr2 0ooben; SrieOensz
it0rung - So6n @tep6enfon, 2ouiia
Sing; Sragen ber6orgener 0affen -
Souls 8rotpn. ltrt6eil tpegen Sim
6ru4s = Carrie WilTon.
8reisgert4t. - Wor Ri6ter
6barp,) @eguG 9egen S4aun, GrluB
unter5et9net. RpbertS gegen 5leti4er,
9etret unter3ei4net. gatel gegen
GursneQ, unter 8er6arbIung. Sir
beute: Bates gegen @6ite; 2ang6erit
gegen 2ang6erft.
Common 8Iedsz @eri9t.
- (8or Ri8ter Git8ie.) 0u5 Sc
ri6t bertagte ii9 Bis Montag, ben 2.
Te6ruar. Sir M}ontug: bic Nummern
SO, 90, rs, II uno 70, Is unb IA, 76,
5815, McQuirt gegen @2lbsiter, 3a6>
lungs : grtenrtntB b~erlGngert. So6n
6. Part5 gegen SO6n Nment, 1884,
27; berfel6e gegen Matt6at C 4msnt,
$234,27; gti6OGos Wiegroff ge9en 90.
Stump.
II eri8t. - (@or
&i8ter 9belps.) @erlGngerte s3abz
lungserfenrtniTe - 80. s. 9opning
gegen 8ufus 80. g.. Sraber, $328.12;
bic n5armer'5 &c Mer6ant's 8ant
pon Salisbury, Mo.," gegerr @ebr.
5orman &c So. $2641.67; biefel6e
gegerr Wm. 8. 6ormun, $2641,67;
rsSyunior .. SO. u. M}. germanente
Ga0ings' C 8uilOing &foc." gegen
SEP. g. 8. SOnes, $161.55; biefel6e
qegen gbp. 8. Sampler, jun., @prigg
uno Sames 9. @meab, $140.43; be
felbe gegen 9iram Straus, Soie2b o.
Rot6fdtlb unb 8ettie Straus, $107.z
26. W}argaret s. 9apre gegen @Gml.
Morrifon, SOLOS,; n8otti4dIf 60"
qegen Office Mc@lroD, $457.37; Chap
lin Safs Mfg. So. gegen 9. 3. 5rt3z
8eG, $289.57; nWae4anics' RatiOndl>
8art" gegen Sas. g. ROgers, $685.
II; biefeIbe gegen Dm. s. &ogers,
S2549.17; bieiel6e gegen Biaiam D.
NelTon, $2549.17; 8. 6. @brtItian
60. gegen 9. 8. 6ri53eu, $1280.97;
M2Ders &c 9ammertrDm, $890.25;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
,,TeSrratinn of 9nbur."
ROminutiOnen fur bic nG4fen Maitt>
Dp9 itattfinbenbe 8eumtenpdbI.

nod itattfinben6e 8edmtenpabI.
= 9as rMarpGanO= Snftitut" err
freut fia Der Maitbilfe Der n5ebez
ration. = Cine Ie66afte 9iBung.
Die Baltimore federation Of Ga
bor" btelt geftern 4benb cine iebr lebz
bate unb iebr LANCE bauernoe 8erz
fummIung, in peG6er bic Rominatioz
men fir bic nddIten M}tttpp4 Nbenb
in Der 5aLe bes Acknowledgements"
itdttfinoenbe 8eamterpa6l gema6t
ipurben un0 mad LANCER Debate Die
Union Der eIettrii9en Irbeiter" tptez
Der aufgenomme1 fparb. Oiefe Union
fpdr bpr 8pei Su6ren aus Der r5eoez
ration" ausgetreten, unb ais tie ieBt
tptsoer Inn 4ufna6me a~nfrdgte, bert9>
tete oas Manbut81gpmite, tpel4e8
Die W&anbate Der 0eIegQten prifte,
1ngiinittg, neil elmer Der 9esguten
tI9 triiber unbeIiebt gema4t bate.
Sine LANCE biBige 0e6atte entitanb,
uno t9lteBlt4 tpur0e Der 8eri4t in
PknaritBung nieOergeItimmt unb bic
Delegation gu SiB unb Stimme be-
re4ttgt ertlGrt. IS iptrb Die les ais
Elm 3et4en angeieben, buB bas neuere
@lement, tpelde8 8egen@@anbioaten
gegen oa5 bisber berrf9enOe @lement
in Der federation" aufgeiteat, Bel
Der BabI itegret9 Ietn piro. Die Sc
oerdtiOn" 3dbIt isBt 76 1lnionen; gez
tern tpurben pieDer mebrere neue an
gemeIbet, unter pel6en ii4 audi Die
Union Der S6anfndrter" befano.
9u5 uufgeiteute 8idet 1T:
PrGitOent - SoAn %. &ingroie
un0 9arrp s. 8oumer;
erfter 8iceIgrGiiOent - 5runt
5apben uno @eo. g. 9riffin;
3neiter 8tcezPrdfibent - q. 8orz
BON unb Sames Wtc4Fee;
correIpOnbirenoer uno prototOatz
renhsr Setretdr - @uftaD Me4au
unb 3obert 8uf9;
.6iiGfss6 - SofeP6 Mc8re@
gOr, So6n g. Patterion unO M. 5.
6otpe;
5~inan31@efretdr - 8, 80. 9riesz
man unb Soiepb 9. S'Gonnor;
S9uBmeifter - so. q. 80. Murz
PIN unb @bds. 5. SetB;
Sergeant7at|Nrms - Charles e.
@uQtpan unb @11. 81. 8rpan;
3rufees - 30. 8. Qucas, 8m. 6.
Onen, Srant Mart, Sp9n 8. 86ite,
So6n g. Sing uno W. @oIfS6eimer;
@retutiba8e6Drbe - s. 80. 6euer,
Wt. 6er3og, @eo. Den, G6aS. HuFsu,
G6a8. QoB, 8m. g.. 8apleig6, @m.
q. s. Surf, Robert 6ut6ins, Gbas.
8. @aittpooO, s. s. 8obgers, @m.
$. 8eGD, g. 81. @olfsbeimer unb
@6drleS q. Cullen.
Sir bu8 nMarpIanb : Sn<
ftitut".
Die federation" unterna6m gez
fern etnen febr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@9ritt; ite nobm einen 8eI4luB an,
bas 8erlangen beS rMarplanozSnz
Itttuts," baB Der Stubtratb bemietben
bic 8i9monb : MarttbaIe iiberlaFen
ioqte, i~nbO7itren0. Der 8eIdluB
purbe nit Npplaus BON ben 200 De-
Iegaten angenOmmen. 9eri4iebene
9elegaten fagten, ba8 Snititut lei
bon groBem 8ortbeil fir Die &r6eiterz
melt, bic TIottenz8eierbe lei aber
bom Stanopunfte beS Qrbeiters aus
gang nuBlos un0 fOute Dom Stdate
er6oIten tperben, penn berielbe Elm
fOI6es SpieI3eug piini4e. @s tpuroe
ferner beI4lofen, benz W}abor un0
StaOtrat6 @bI4riften oes 8ei4lufeS
5u3uieQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
Ghiffsnahrthten.

p>g t, %. Sunuar. On
gefommen iinO bier bic 9ampfer
u8li6er" unD rprin5efiin @ittOria
2ouiIe" pon 9am6urg. @~6gefabren
iinb DON bier bic 9umpfer n@iciIia"
na9 @erua urtb Neapel, Rotteroam,
9Ibmout6, 8ouIogne, Gulubriu, Marz
feines, 2egborn ETC., n5riesLunO" mad
@outbamPtOR unO v@eltic" mad
QtberpooI.
@ntperpen, %. Sanuar. -
46gefubren nu4 p~6ildbeGp6iu 1T Der
Sampfer rPennlarb."
2i3arb, %. Sanuur. - SeIi4tet
tpurbe bier Der 9ampfer ga @abpie"
Guf Der 5abrt bon gtep=gprt mad
Sabre unb philadelphia" BON Hepz
0prt nod Sout6amptoR untsrnegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30

8eslopsfi an ben Sperutionen in ans
beren GtGbten betbeiligt mar, tit nod
ni6t fefgeitent pOrOen. 8eibe fDerOen
fir ibren grOaeB bier feitgebolten' II.
Ia Baltimore fir bic ldngftn9ertge
SraternitGt elm beiBes 9fluiter bat,
6iirfte es tpo6l mebrere Sabre tpdb@
rem. bebur bic 5pet S4laumeier an
bere Quft atbmen f0n1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30

SO ii n DE bic Wdffens
bale bes 4. Regiments. =
6r. 2eopoIO s. 8iemun, Der prdiis
cent Der pSdngerfeit : Seieaf9aft,"
fonbte eeitern elm S9rei6en on ben
Stab bes 4. Regiments Der M}arpldnz
Der Iatipnalgarbe, in tpel9em er I'm
genuBung Der @uffen9a1e bes 4. Gez
giments fir SGngerpro6en unb Gin
quartierun9 eriu9t.
Gin neuer prG1ibent. -
Die Sonntagsi9ul : Contention Der
flint reformirten beuti9en Semeinben
8altimore's bot ben pa5tor So6n
Gommerlatte gum 9rGitbenten unb
5rn. Gbriftian 6ude gum @efretGr
unb S9abmeiiter ertpG6lt. 9is6er
tpar Yaitor S9liter prGIibent. Der
2eBtere Fat uber feline 9smeinbe mebr
in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
Gin arniaIes Gauner>P nar.

Wldr 6anelt unb Nitolaus Weslotpsti
lebten bon Der Summbett ihrer
Spfer.-2eBterer eeitern BON benz
9ebeimpoliaiften gohler aus ct.
2Ouis bierber sebru4t.-9ie Snz
baftirten f9pinbeIten in ben gam
gen 8ereinigten @tdaten. - Mit
iol9en 2~anbsleuten 1T tpenig
Staat gu MAIDEN. - 8eslotpstt
bat sea9tete Qnge90rtse in pOlen.
- 5anelt's 6rdu tppbnt in Deb
bam, M&uf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30

Der n6rObItnn" 6ielt 9eIternNben0
unter Der 2eitung 0On Prof. Sobn u.
&lein cine gut6efu4te Stngftunbe ob.
en- Der acknowledgement @ef4Gft5z
5iBung, in fpel8er 9rGiibent 9enrp
Settler ben @or7iB fiibrte unb ST. u.
8nierim uls 9rotofoGfii6rer fungirte,
purben @orbereitungen fir benl1oSz
fen6aG getroffen. 9rei pafioe Qftz
glieoer purben aufgenommen uno
ferner gelangte cine Ginlabung gu
benz Narren : Mumm bes n8or=
nGrts" our Mnna6me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30

Ro6ert qlanquetts @ompontit
Der .@lofen porgorneOiue" G@9lnles
Of NormanDD") un0 anoerer aAHIt3er
Speru, 1T in qaris geitOrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
Gus ben Grri6tsBOfrn.

Cine Nn5dbl S9etoun9stld9en. -
3pei 8ef4dfte in @4nulitdten.
- MitzSequeiter fir anoere Sc
f9dfte ernannt.
Trau @ruce 9. 9arteq bat i'm
3reisgeri9t bur4 ben Qnipalt 8. 6.
@4erf cine &Iuge auf ubiOIute @4eiz
bung Don Irtbur s. 8urteq einret>
den IaFen. 0as paar beirutbete
am %. 6ebruur 1900 unb trennte
ii9 brei Monute fpdter.
@no9 .. Mulforb bon gfr. 1447,
2tg6tzStraBe, er6ielt i'm &reisgeri9t
Gr. 2 cine abiolute S4eibung pOn
Mdrp 6. MuIforb, bic i'm in2llpapsz
topn, 0.IS., am Sage na4 Der 9o4z
Seit in 1897 perlaTen BADEN foq.
8ermG9tnife.
SIM Maiiengeri9te purbe bds Sc
ftament Der am "a. Nooember in
&o9efter, N.=g., geitorbenen Srau
WiI6elmina MeDer etngeret9t. Sic
bermu9t barin i6rer Ri9te in belt
ger Stabt, Sri. Minnie 8dab, cine
goIoene u6r unb Settle, unb Der 8eit
Der SutpeIen lit gu gtei9en SbeiIen
3pi19en i6ren S9netern 2OuiIe
Gaab unb Marie 8Dber Don 8ulttz
more un6 2i53ie &lunt BON 3o9eiter
gu bert6eilen. Der 8eft bes 8ermoz
gems 1T 81 gfei9en Sheilen unter bic
feds 8eI9pi1ter Der 8ertorbenen 81
Dertbeilen: 2outIe Huu6 BON 8alttz
more, &iliun 8ober bon 9igblanoz
topn, Mb., @uItub Sober BON Dang
ftettin, Qmt 8ulos6ut, 8aben,
0eutf9Ganb, S1orentine Wurtenberz
ger BON &uBna9, Qmt Wuls6ut, 3d.
ben, 9eutI9lanb, uhb 8untgunoe
MiGer in 3etpun, &anton 94dffz
baufen, @9pei3.
Snolbent.
Der Grocer 9enrn u. 8aiier bon
Canton iibertrug geftern ietn 8ermO<
gen gu 9unften ieiner @IGubiger an
So6n u. 8rabb, pel3' 2eBterer $500
8iirgf4uft iteqte.
SIN 8unbes : 9iItriftsgeri9te err
iu9te geitern Der 8rocerpz unb 9rpz
D~i1ions6Gn0ler @olon 8. 9o66S BON
gr. 1926, Norb4G6arlesAStraBe I'm
bic D~o6ltbaten bes carbohydrates.
Seine DECENTRALIZATION betragen
$13,56O unb Die 9ut6aben $9588.
Quf grfu9en bon q. SO. 9obbs unb
Sobn 80. WooOIano, IN 5trma Glif<
ton &c W~oo0lanb, ernunnte Ri9ter
Morris 6rn. 8eOerlp SO. M&iiter als
9equeiter fir bic banterotte 6irma.
Die Nntragiteler 9aben cine SCRIBE
runq i'm 8etrage BON $1,000. Ser Sez
queiter ffente $4,000 8iirgi4aft.
Mitz Sequel er e|rnannt.
Nuf Mntrag bon Sacob Peters,
tpel6er bur9 ben Qntpalt S. 6. Sob
min bertreten tpirb, ernannte geitern
&t6ter Sharp i'm &retsgeri9t So4n
8. Ri9arofon gum Mit@Sequeiter
nit Trant 9. Noel fir bic 8rocerpz
6irma 6. 81. 2ibaro &c So. an Der
@antonz uno @Qiott4StraBe Der
Mits6equeitsr fteIte $4,000 8iirgz
f9aft. Der 4ntrugfte[Ier be6auptet,
baB bic 6irma inn $649 f4uloet.
Sncorportrt
ipurbe geitern Der rWtaortgal Club"
gum 3pefe Der @eranitaltung BON
muiifalii4en unterbaltungen. Sncorz
porotoren iinb bic So. SO6n s. 81
liott, S6erpOOO 81. Murp6p 9otparb
3obinion, SOiepb 0egen6arot, iun.,
unb @m. 81. Duncan. 9aS 4ttienz
tapital betrGgt $500.
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Sin dngebIt4er 9eI6 in
9uf t. - So6n 6. Brain, Elm 81
Sabre alter Mann, pel4er be6uuptet,
pd6reno oes @eosfionstrieges alsOfz
fi3ier in Der %conf0Oerirten SlOtte gez
biert gu bdben, purOe geitern Q6eno
auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin Der6aftet,
oas u@utatp 6ouIe" I'm cine Soft
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CT fir elm 6euts ftattfinbenoes Ser
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9eI6i4ten ii6er feineGstapuoen DGbz
reno bes 8iirgertrisges. 90 min er
unter Qnoerem Der Mann Iein, pelz
der bic 0ampFer rSt. MurpS" unb
vRpanpfe" Der 11nionSflotte i6erIiez
ferte.
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bauie Der ,6armonie" fano geftern
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59u4fpieIer 8aItimOre's gegen ben
dnerfdnnt beiten SpieIer 4merifu's,
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bat bsfdnntli9 gu 9~etersburg bem
e6emaligen S9a9 Champion @mil
@teiniB ben Stang ubgelaufen unb
ftunb felt Der 3eit unii6ertroffen bd.
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@piele She'll na6men, befanoen iid
bic So. S. s. GDuns, %. @4IOer,
Rabmonb gurfon, 6runt q. Prpor,
81. $. Snopben, iun,, s, @u4s, g.
Srant, 8. 80. 6tti4, 9. %. Sones,
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pero, 8. 8. 9auam, s. 81. 0iggs,8.
s. 8oettger, q, S. Roettger. q. S.
WtoB, Dalter 9oIGnoer, 8. 90.
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rt6s unb u. s. 9airter.
8etrdut. = 9aitpr s. q.
gonrobt truute am 9ientug QbenO
in feiner 8e6uufung, Rr. POP, Siio@
4nn4StraBe, 9rn. Bernard Sentins
nit SRI. MHargaret &Orner. Na4 Der
So93eitsretfe be3ieben bic ReuOerz
mG6lten Scr. 400, Siibz8oGfe<Str.
- 6r. G6arles Iibt unb Srl.Mturn
Sreufdmp tpurben geftern in Der ct.
4lpbonfus : Stride bur9 Batter s.
@utb gum 8unoe fiir's 2eben bereint.
DIS 3rau5eusen fungirten bic So.
2ouis Iibt unb 5rant Sreufamp.
Ra4 Der Srauung trat bos neuoer@
mG6lte gaar, tpel6es in Nr. 652,
@eit : SorutogaftraBe, nobnen mirb,
cine 9D43eitsreiie na9 benz Horben
an.
5r. Sobn g. 8auernT9mtbt unb
sri. SOfepbine 9elpeg puroen ges
tern 4benb in Der eriten engl. lutb.
Stride, Gde BON Trempnt : ADe. unb
2anbaleitraBe, gum 8unb fiir's 2e>
ben bereint. Der Srauung folgte Elm
Gmpfung in Der 8Obnung BON !6rn.
@m. 8duernidmiot unS Sattin, Rr.
29O8, 81. paultraBs.
Oas 9tnefif3e Reuia4r
nGbm seitern ieinen &nfung unO, tpie
i6li9, tpurbe in Der 9ieitgen @6insfenz
Rolonie bus @reigniB nit an benz
pomp, pel6er Bel fol4en Inldhen
ben @06nen bes Rei4es Der Mitte Ell
gen 1T. 6eQGngep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
gu @rabe g%etragen.

Sr. GaTpur &urG 2inseIbd4 ouf Der
,gdItimprer @emeterb" CUR etpis
gen Rube sebettet. - Burner on
Der Sabre zines Der dlteiten Stint
ger bes 8aters Sabn. - &ei4gez
19miidter Sarg. Poeti14er
4bf6iebssruB. - 4nbere Beer
bigungen.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-11

DietZenyatHastings. The record in the
case shows that Sommers and the girl
had been engaged to be married and
the engagement had been broken off
shortly before the time of the killing.
They met on the street one Sunday
evening nd~Sommers spoke pleasantly
as they. passed, then turned and fired
several shots at the girl.
Asease of particular local interest is
represented in the application of Nicho-
las Kill, who is serving a life sentence
for the murder of Jacob Kohn in this
city Sept. IA, 1887. Kohn was in the
employ of George H. Hazard and was
living in a house owned by Mr.. Haz-
zard and located in n isolated spot
about a half mile from the state fair
grounds. Two days before the murder
Kill was discharged from the ST. Paul
Workhouse and took up his abode with
Kohn. On the morning of Sept. Il
Charles Webber had occasion to go to
kohn's house, and not being able to get
In looked through the window and saw
Kohn lying on the bed, face downward.
Weber forced an entrance to the house
and found Kohn still alive, but uncon-
sclous, and bleeding free from wounds
upon the head. The injured man died
without regaining consciousness. Kill
was found a day or two later husking
corn at the farm of Edward Nolan, at
Bass lake, n when arrested he was
wearing kohn's boots and carrying
n watch. Before his trial he was
adJudged to be insane and sent to an
asylum, but afterward was discharged
from that institution and placed On
lflal Tor murder, convicted and SEN
fenced to life imprisonment. .
Geo. E.. TAYLOR. REPEATING of all metal
goods; ask Prices. 27S Minnesota street,