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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
SSn elmer @rube berun9liift.
S9redli6e @rpIOiion bei Miner5Oiue,
unpeit POttsDille. - 9ret SODte
unD Elm 9uBenb 8ernuncete.

gottspiGle, pd., 2. Sanrar.-
Gine QuuntitGt ODnamit erplobirte
beute in einm Stolen Der DAT 6iQz
| 3e9e, cine Meila n0rbli4 BON W}i=
nersbiIIe, tpoour6 brei 8ru6enar6eiter
get0btet uno Elm OuBsno anbere perz
leBt nurben. Die Sobten iinb: Wtiz
6ael Snber, 81 Sabre aft, binterlGBt
9Srau unD bier &inDer; Nnbretp Snz
Der, binterIdBt ebenfolIs 5rau uno
bier &inber; Soiepb protop, btnterz
lGBt 5rdu unb 3tpet 8inbsr. S4ner
berleBt ipurber: SSumes Batterion,
Morgan Oapis, @eorge Bone, ale
bon pottspius, @eorge 8opman pOn
Minerspi[Ie, Sobn Stanton unO @Op.
| &sGD bon N}t. 2uffse unO g}i4uel
8bnf BON 0uncott. Die @rploiiOn
ereiqnete Ii9, tpG6renb elmer Der 2eute
Elm Stiid 9pnamit aus elmer 8iite
ne6men no[lte.
g2o4 elm un9li ii d i'm u NJ
t6rdcitrepier.
@crunton, pa, 2. Sdnuur. -
Sine @rpIoIion unb Elm Ginitur3, Derz
ur1a6t bur9 bic Sentung Der @roz
o6erflG6e iiber ben 3e6en Der 9ela=
mare II. 9uoiorGo., ereigneten Ii4 Inn
2.3O 6eute Iu9mittag gu OIDp6ant,
etIi6e W&eilen r0roli4 bon 6ier. S.
90. :0'8rten'S 6otel unD ba5 an1toz
Benoe Do6nbaus Der Truu Marp
@bans fpuroen BON Der @roe berz
f9lungen. Die Sriimmsr ber@s6duz
be ftngen gteih na4 ibrem @eriinten
S5euer. Man fIr9tet, buB ii4 Der 2uz
6ananna 9tper bur4 Oas entitanz
bene God bergr0Bern unO bic 3e4en
ii6erI9tpemmen ipirb. Sotpeit 6etdnnt
1T, fam Niemdnb um'5 Qe6en.
8rubenz e ia itrop6en
nGbrenb bes berflO
fenenSubres.
6a31eton, 9a., 2. San. - Der
Sa6resberi9t Des itudtli9en 9rubenz
SnIpeftors .. S. 8obertd fir ben 5.
0iitritt Der 2(nt6ru3ittO6len &egiOn
befagt, OaB tpdbrenb Oe5 OerfIoFenen
SSa6res bei'm &ohlengru6enbetriebe in
bieIem Oiitritt so ltngIiidsfdue OOrz
famen, bapon "a nit t0btlt9em 4usz
gange. Die perungliiften 8ergleute
binterlieBen 13 Wittpen unO 36 &inz
Der. SSn bem bOruuFgegungenenSabre
ereigneten fi9 in Dem 5. 9ruben 9iz
itrifte 149 ungludsfdue, OaOOn go
nit t0btli4em 4usgang, Der lange
&o6lengrGber Strife mar bic urIaz
DE Der Q6ndbme Der 9ru6enmFGlle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

= 5iinf3ig Slider ertrunfsn pGb=
renO zines idredli6en Sturmes, nell
der geitern iiber ben 9olf bon Giga,
an Der ruiIiI9en &iiite, fsgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Jl(ayor, {)oyeS
madjt ieine GanDibatnr
befannt
Mno
gibt ietnc Ylattforut alt.

SD babe eincn nneriebiittcrlimen
8lanben an Orn GrnnSInb, SaR MIR
Scricniae fciucr 4artct am Seiten
Sicnt, Der Scm 0ulfc sucrit Sicat."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Rnr nns Rrrthnnnar

bat gefanb, oenn Die Qioe fann Dor Der g9slt ni6t
siuiQ bciteben 9aber fommt Is, oaB bic St &er=
narN Rrduterpilen, ipslde Dor bielen 1abrbun6ers
ten bon c:n beiltunOigen st. SsrubnrOiuer M6n=
den aus ben ipirfamitsu 9efanptbeileu buitger
9fdnjlein gum erittn Wials bsrsetelt purOeR. nod
bsIte I'M 9olte Das UtrOentt auieten pirtliber
Mr,neitn fir ale 9laatn=, 2tber= uno Rerrnleinen
QenieBcE. Sic tntbnten tsne dbtnpea Site, nelz
DE unter elmer 3udcrbiille OerborGen tperoen mIis
len, iouoern nur unbsridibte beilirditige 9ilans
5enidfts Cir % Gents in alien Npotbcfen lH
5abeR. (Si, %, Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

Die 0auer beS Qu5glei45 lit uuf
3e6n Sabre feItgeIeBt, tpOruu5 man
i9lieBt, boB Die auf ben neuen Sartf
ba7irten 6anDel5bertrGge e6en 10 lam
ge in Strait tleiben 7oQen. 9uS gu
itanDefommen be5 2lu8glei45 lit benz
RaiIer 6run3 Soiep6 8u DerOunten,
pel6er bdruuf beItuno, DaB ItA Die
9remier8 SeItrei6'S unb llngurn's
Dor Utitterna4t, om 81. 9e8ember,
etntgen miiBten.
bon's neue8 2tcen3z9 e
feb.
QDnbDn, 2. Sanuar. - 9a5
neue Gicen3z8efeB, tpeGheS geitern IN
&raFt trut unb ipelde5 Oa3u beittmmt
ift, bic Srunfenbeit in Qonbon gu Derz
minoern, purbe BON ben 3i9tern in
2onbon itrenge gebanbbubt, Die go
li3eirt6ter bra4ten iofort Die &luufel
in 9lnpenbung, ipel6e beittmmt, buB
cine I3par3e Qtfte idmmtli4erSrunz
tenbol0e ber0ffentli6t perOen muB,
beren 8eitrufung ben 8oli3eibe6Oroen
unqe3eigt perben muB. Inter i9pe%
rem @trafen lit 7ol4en 3runten6olz
ben berboten, inner6al6 bret Sabren
beruuI6enDe 8etrGnfe 3u faufen.
Sine unbere &lau7el in Dem 8eieBe
beItimmt. bdb cine sErau, ipel6e in
@2TeIIT6aft eine5 &inOes Don unter
fieben eyubren betrunten ungetroffen
utrb, nit $40 @elbbuBe ober einem
N}onat 6aFt beitraft tperben ioa.
2uoD 2apTon nurOe 6eute uuf Qnz
traq Cir Charles 2tuen 2opion's,
i6res @utten, bes bstonnten urgloztn>
bif62n Sournali1ten, ais 8epo6nz
beitsIGuferin oor@eri8t cttirt. Sruntz
fu6t 1T unter benz neuen 9eIeB8run0
3ur @6.I6eioung. gadoem irgen6
sc5emorb als Srunten6olo ii6erFHbrt
porben 1T, tommt er auf 9uuer BON
brei SSabren auF bic idnar3e 2tite,
unb e8 1T BEL I6perer Strafe Oer6oz
ten, i6m 8etrdnta gu 0srtoufen.
Rumpf 3ptf4en Siirten
unb 8uIgdren.
gpnfuntinopeG, 2. Sanuur.
- Syn einem tiir3li4 BEL Dem 9Orfe
9renopo, i'm 9iitritt M}onuitir, 5tpiz
f6en 8ulgaren unb tiirtif4en Srupz
ben itattgefunbenen &fe purben
Is Sirten get0btet oOer berpunbet.
Der tiirtiI8e @ommdnbeur befdnb
ii6 unter ben 9et0bteten. Die Bull
qaren, peI6e in einem 9auie Oerbdrz
rifabirt naren, erlitten e6enfalIs @erz
lutte, aQein bic ueberlebenben enttuz
men.
8erfpGtete Qutunft.
8Ipmputb, GngGanb, 2, San,
= Der 0ampfer st. 2ouis" BON
Der ,9(merican Cine" ipel4er am "a.
9e8ember bon 9etp>gorf abgefabren
mar unb am N}ittpO8 fri6 inSOutbz
ambtDn 6Gtte antpmmen IoIen, paf=
firte geItern Ra9mittag I'M $50 Die
9ciQDsSS SSnIeln unb erreihte SOutbz
umptun Inn 6 1lbr beute frii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Qeif fu(arnOe 9ifc:

< SberpooO &be 86isftD, Sabre
:. alt, pro @1loHe. oHe...............-...S2 -. 90
4 fff teiner Qort=, ooer Sbcrrpz
< gGc:n, pro galouc ..............S1. 90
= Godtail CliOcn, pro Glaibt...... 30c.
x Nlarai6inozRiribcu T.. .......... G9c.
:; CREME DC Mentbs, BRO Glai6e.... soc.
q &beintpein, pro JIui6e. 25c.
< G3ctrcioc=Giimmcl, pro 4inte.. 25c.
: Oh apple Sad, pro 9inte... 39c.
Z 9lafbcrrpsRranOp, pro 6lui3:.. 25c.
= Qcricctton RDt, pro SalOnc. 81 go
< SiIper Gropc Rpe Sabre alt
= pro 8auone ......................$2 ~. I'D
y Observation-Disclosures Sbcrrb. pro
ii 8allout ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~. 90
< Nammotb 4uu9 Queen CliUeu
~ BRO Gldl0e Observation-Disclosures. 3oc.
q 9urtp Godtoils, pro Qtntc. ...... 49c.
3 DIint 3ultp, o,raoc 10 gut iDie
: i'm CONNER; pro Jlai3c. .......... 49c.
< Nmoutillooo SbcrrD, in Glai6tu
< importirt, pro 6luibc. 90
y i5auf Rbc, Sabre alt, PRO G3nl=
II lone ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2.93
& Mcoi3iuii6cr 8cncptr fir Samcu,
;; ipc3itG fir Gamcu Ocfiutrt; pro
< 5ldlb, soc.
!. 9urfe's 8uincb's Stout pro
r SubeHO =. ..................-.....S 81 So
z Blue Qubtl" 9ab Nlc, pro Gut
= cuo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TL'S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
-DnGumlOniG

obtr QunQsn,ufsdrOuro ioIte mittelf beg Reabp
Bclef bebanoslt fpsroen pie Habft'bcuo: Sem QoS
tierten ioateu Bpau3ig GrOpfcu Rtiief itbs Stuuoe
in tintm 0ringlaic NIT gBuHer orubolgt unO bic
odn,t grut, Der gtidcu uuo bic &orOsriejte bur3
bdufiue Giureibung uutu Dem Gnfluie BON 9teo0D
Rtltf oebaltcu perOcn; p9edi Ica" unO 5Ieiibs
briihe muFen bcrabrcibt iusrOcn, UNI ben 9aticus
ten bel Rrdftcu gu erbaltru, uno bic Gdrme riiieR
Qelsosntlid mittslf Or. GaoRu1s 9ileH in Gbds
tioieit geieBt Dsroen
GrtJinouuQtH ocr 1jersR, Gntlinbuug Der Sldie,
Gnt3itnDuuq Der 6inqeDeiOt Gu3inOuug Osr Gun.
oen, !puuoen Gals, gror6itis, 5dbpu=atbm0teit,
Group. Ratarr6 5Hilutnla, 2Opfi3mcrj, 3dbns
Ibmer, QeuralQie Tbcumatgmug, S6ittsIirpi,
gBc6elfitbu, JrOfbeuIeu, bonn 5rOfe angeurifene
G6rputbeiit.
9it Qpplifutiou bon 8tuOD ReGtef nab
Sem R6rptrtbtile oocr BEN R6rpTtbciIsu ipoicbf
bas QtiOtu oocr Der 56mTj ieiutn SiB bat, bcr=
iiriabt ioIurtiOe 9inoerurQ
Snnerlt6 Gin bolbtr big Elm qan3cr Tbctz
l5ffel bol in sincm @laie 4ofcr turirt in peus
otu Wuutcu Qci6i6mcrlsn, 8rdn,pfe, lauren Wos
cen, Rauita llsbtIftit 5oObruuer, S6ufIofa=
itit, 9iarrboe RerD0ftdt 0IigvdH, GOIi @Ids
bunqtn uuO anc inuerbtu 9tibDerSeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Tanscn bas neue Subr nit strifes

an.
Qmesburp, Maf., 2. Sanudr.
q Die carriage uno Wdgon Worz
ters' Union" bat geItern einsn Strife
ertldrt. Die 2eute perldngen einen
neuniriinbigen Qrbeitstag unb cine
2ObnerbDbung um II proaent. Die
fGmmtIi6en 5abritanten, nit 2lus>
na6me bon SOiepb &line, baben bieIe
Soroerung obgele6nt. 5ier iinb 25
Werti itdtten borbanben, tpel9e gegen
800 Mann beI9dftigen unb brei @ierz
tel bon bieien 2euten geb0ren Der
Union" an.
Snbiunapolis, Snb., 2. San.
= @Gmmtli9e 6ieIige gleftriter iinb
an eirren Strife gegungen unb fprbern
cine 2obnerb0hung bon 329 Gents auF
40 Gents pro Stunbe. &c tern Na9@
mittag tpurbe cine 3uiammsntunft
5tptf9en Q(rbeitgebern unb Qrbeitern
abgebalten, Bel tpel9er perIu9t tpur=
be. cine Girigung berbei3ufiibren. @ier
Sirmen baben f4pn Bis CUR 8ereinbuz
rung elmer Fir ane befrieOigenben
2obnffala eine 3uluge 6eipilIist. Die
fGmmtli9en Striter perben bic Or
belt aber ni6t eber aufnebmen. als bis
ale Nrbeitgeber ii9 gu elmer glei9f0r=
migen 2obnifalu oerftanoen bdben.
= Gin Seuer in Der Striimpfez6az
brif BON q. 8. 8irege Sons &c 60.
in 8riitol, Conn.,, ri9tete einen S9az
ben bon $4,000 on uno bate cine
panit unter ben Nr6eiterinnen CUR
SOlge. Stint Mdb9en fpraneen aus
bem 5tpeiten Stodtperte bes brennenr.
cen @ebGnbes unb ems Ddpon, bic 19
Sabre ate Minnie 9ustep. erlitt sinen
8einhru43
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
prut(dr Sparbank uon Baltimore,

Glib -SSeif'Gde Baltimore unc Gmtdwzg Ctr
Galtt more, ben l. Sanuar 1903
Iuf Griu6cn ses Sirettorums Der rScutidcr
Spdrbdnt bon Baltimore" babeH Die Inter rjeibnetcu
oas G9irfen Der 9ont ipdbreno o;s pcrQauqeneu
Sabrts iorgfdltig unteriuft uno bcri6ten 9sol=
oenbcs:
9ctruo Der btrDoltetcn 8eocr am 81
Sr,cmbcr 1901 ................... $2,882, ,333. 50
Bon 9cpoiitoren udbrenO Dcs 5nbres
er6ultcn =. ..................... 1853 895 Is
3tnleH uno 0ioIoenocn crbditen.... 15905l.99
81, 405, 2sO.74
Stn EeboFtoreu 3uriids
beBa6lt ............Sl, /, ,200, ,3l7.44
Srtrebsfoitcn uno Sa=
ldre .......-...... 11,fR.g
Stuats= uno Staotittucrn 2287.97
Qrdnc bc3ablt fir an=
acfdufte g9crtbpapiere 341129l
- $1,25S2l1.31
Sctrag Der oerpaltctcn @clOcr ant 81.
Scjember 1902 =. ................ So 147, ,O6g. .43
Gie G,elbcr Der ganf fub in foliocn g8trtbpo=
piercn uno 3arltben ouf 9runotiqentbum anae=
lcqt, uno in Der aufdt Der untcr,cdnetcn fno
bic Garlcbrn poltommcn eeidert uuo Die 9ant
pro ipauiam unO ocpiftnbat ptripaltet
6onti am 81 Tcjember l90l................5S4
6ontl crDffnet iuGbrtno ocs Sabres. s..........l346
6ontt qe6lofen iudbreno ocs sSabrcs....... so
6onti dm 81. Tsjembcr 1902. 902.................6}37
(@es.) s. 8. Gd,nepfe,
ESuffdDuS n. SpbIcr,
t3,S,6,IIo) Sarrp We. Benjtnscr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Slutiaer RampF in gantiaga.

@antiugp be Guba, 2. San.
= Sieben italieniI6e 9auiirer geriez
t6en geItern Qbsnb bier in Streit unO
Elm beTperater Rampf nit 8epolpern
unb MeFern mar Die 5Olge. 3nei Der
Mdnner blie6en auf bem 6lede tobt.
spei tpeitere Itarben beute i'm 6oIpt>
tai, Elm fiinfter lit t0btli4 unO Der
fe9ite f6per berpunbet. Der Sic
6ente, tpel9er bic meiften 4nberen ab=
murfite, blieb unperleBt. 0reiBig Re>
poIperI6iiTe fpurbsn binnen 5ipei Mi=
nuten abgefeuert. Die 8etbeiltgten
iparen 8riioer unb 8ettern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
gen
2Se6er 9SGGs.

B,nu ei, ,pan,io oocr ortibia 9rOpfsu bon
Rtopp Relief nit ctDas 5Drup bor 0sm S6laicns
ut6tn Uebmsn uuo tintn 6larc1lapptH, NIT RtIttf
peIdttiQt, nm Oen 6as mabsu, perOtn Sic ots
Murgeus 0OR Sbrsr @alsm3RnOuug DieOsrbtrses
neQt isiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Staot es iibertreffen unb nur penige
it9 bamit bsrglei9en t0nnsn.
9iefe 82rbeferun8sn m ii I en- mir
6aben.
0ir tperoen bieIeI6en betommen.

0ir peroen bieTel6en betommen.
0enn t9 BON gfeusm als Wdnor
bon Baltimore erpGblt peroe, piirDe
meine 6ingaba an Die Snterefen bic
Ter groBen alien Stubt tein Sofa BON
Dem ubpei8sn, mas iie pd6renb mei=
nes gegenipdrtigen 3ermins gepeIen
lit, unD 0a8 mar bds gun5e MtaaB
meines 6er3ens uHb meines Settles.
sd babe etnan unerIaiitterli4en
8lauben an ben 9runbiaB, baB nur
9erisnige Isiner 9artei am 8eiten
Otent, Der Dem 9olte 5uerit oient.
S0ottaAs 8. S3AOes.
(9HN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
9anfpNu5meiie.
Sabings Sant bon Baltimore.

|. .N1nu1r 1910.
Die unter3ti6netsu, bonn 0ircttOr;um Der gal
tintorsr SnpiHqs 9ant4 ernannt, nm ben auspels
ibrcr Sb6tafsit DdbrenD oes perfloHtncn SdDris jn
prii;en uno oarii6cr Psrbt Su ritdttcn, bdbtH DC
BON ibnen trbsibten 4iIi6ttn iorgidtig frtnAt
unD b.ribten, pie folgt:
Setra9 Der COMBS an 81. Seiember
1901 ....-.................... $23Dl00t.ol
Gmpfanaen pon 5cpoftortn iii 1902 42S,3lS.4
,3jnien uui Rupjtaldnldstu, Qrdmien
aui ptrtauitt CbioutiOnen ETC.. l&l, 1870
so, Ill, 1910
bSosroOn iiuo abju3irbcu, mi: fo!gt:
getrae, Osu StpoftOren
in 1902 be,dblt, tin=
lblicblib oauptiumm.
uno 3iuien $4,2l86 1851
R:trae, bejlblt fiir 4rd=
mJen uHo auioelduiene
3inien fir ang.fluite
Gietten Cblisatioaen
II. !. D............... 2,1ljB6
SttraG ocr bt3ablt;uAus=
gabsn :. ............ 488l615
Pttrdg Der b;Sabiteu
s:eucrn :. ......... 59,53630
gls6t am 81 2t,cmber 1902 elm
6onosbttrd8 bon ................ $24,232, OIoUl
Sie 5onOs iuO in Garlcbcn auf GrunOcai aiut6um
NM 6ouateral=S Sefuritdten, bic nab Inibt Der
llntcrjcibntt,u poltommen Qsfibert fnO, uno pnr9
Den 2lrtauf pom 99ertbpapicrcn Der oiioeiten Nrt
nnqttcQt
/ Gs uarcn um l. 5anuar 1902 50 1876 Gonti of;en
ndbren Otfelb'u ,fabrss DurotH Oslo SoHti crpff=
| n:t uuo pdbrcno otHelben ,3eitraumes a319 Cont
| Qcibofen, ioOab am 81. Stjembtr l9U2 50,t'2
| 6outi uorbanocH plrtn.
Charles u. gRcbb,
| Z. Z. Michigan,
| q $3.50 3dmrcnce y. Stmp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04
ADDIcKs' MAN REJECTED.

THE SENATE COMMITTEE on ju-
L dietary has very properly agreed
to recommend that the nomination of
William Byrne for United States at
torney of Delaware be rejected. The
report will be held for a time in order
to give President Roosevelt a chance
to withdraw the nomination, and if he
fails to do so there is little doubt that
it will be turned down. Byrne is not
entitled to any consideration at the
hands of honest men.
He is the tool of Edward Addicks,
the notorious Delaware corruptionist,
and has never pretended to be any
thing else. This fact was known to
President Roosevelt before the nominal
ton was made, but he saw fit to stand
by Addicks, and he viii now hay to
take the medicine he has brewed. Byrne
was district attorney for Delaware up
to a few months before the last con-
gressionaI election.
A bitter fractional fight, continued
over from previous campaigns, was
still in existence in Delaware, the de-
cent Republicans being on the one side
and the Addicks men on the other. An
effort was made to nominate one of
Addicks' friends for congress, but the
convention failed to select him. Then,
at the request of Addicks, Byrne re-
signed his position and ran for con-
gress as an independent.
He was defeated. but he succeeded
in defeating the regular Republican
nominee. AS a reward for his perfidy
Roosevelt promptly reappointed him
district attorney. The closing chapter
is now about to be written.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

related to gambling, and the second TO
Sunday saloons.
The Thompson administration was
soIemnly bound by the Republican city
platform to put an end to both of these
evils. Neither has been stopped. Pub
lie gambling was never more generally
carried on in Salt Lake than it is
today: the law against the Sunday
saloon was never more openly vio-
lated. The mayor has said he was
''hobbled and cross-hobbled" in this
matter of law enforcement in that he
has no method by which he can COM
pei the chief of police to enforce his
orders.
We rather hoped against hope that
Mayor Thompson would mention this
matter in his annual message. We
hoped he would say that he had in
structed Chief Paul to suppress gam
bling and close the Sunday saloons. but
commands of his superior officer.
But the mayor said nothing of
the kind. Therefore we may reason
ably infer that he has given no
orders of the character described,
and if he has given no orders,
how could the chief enforce them
More, if he has given no orders and
the chief has not refused to enforce
them, how could the mayor know he is
'hobbled and cross-hobbled"
The message of the mayor is valu-
able in that it contains a lot of sta
tistics from the various city depart
ments, but for no other reason is it
worth preserving. All of US will con-
cur in his endorsement of the city en-
gineer's recommendation that a reser-
voir of 100000 gallons capacity be con-
structed in City Greek canyon and con-
nected up with the water system in
such a way as to afford ample fire
protection. The suggestion that a stor-
age reservoir be BUILT in Parley's can
yon is also sound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04
MAYOR THomPsoN's MESSAGE.

MAYOR THOMPSON'S annual mes
VI sage to the council, presented to
that body Monday night, lacks a great
deal Of being a remarkable state paper.
The executive seems to have gone
through the reports Of the city officers
and after condensing each one OF
them, concludes his comment on each
with concurrence in the recommends
tfons therein. Mayor Thompson fails
to give US an original suggestion, but
it is pleasant to note his endorsement
Of some excellent suggestions made by
others.
The mayor was wisely and signif-
cantly silent on some questions OF
public interest. For one thing, he
failed in this, his first opportunity to
do so in an annual message, to say
why he has not carried out the pledges
contained in the platform on which his
fellow Republicans nominated and
elected him. 1t win be remembered
that among these pledges were two
OF considerable Importance. The first
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04
Actually Woke the Senator.

Senator Nelson has been struggling
diOLs VIII MS SpSeCu IL OppoSlIlon 10 the
omnibus statehood bill for a week
Monday at 2 o'clock Senator Quay, who
is in charge of the bill, called for the
regular order.
The chair has already recognized the
senator from Minnesota" said President
Frye. He is the regular order"
Nelson began, and one by one the SEN
ators left the chamber until there were
but six present. One of these was SEN
ator McCumber of North Dakota who
moved over and sat in the chair next to
Senator Nelson's desk. McCumber
listened attentively for few moments
and then calmly went to sleep. Senator
grew emphatic. McCumber woke with a
start.
Excuse me-" said Senator Nelson, for
disturbing your rest"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04
SOGHE7TT.

A meeting Of the members of the
Country club was held yesterday aft
ernoon at the Commercial club rooms,
and it was probably the best attended
Of all meetings since the organization
of the club. The only business trans
acted was the election of the new board
of directors for the coming year, and
the following men were elected: Mr.
Pollock, Mr.. Holman, Mr.. Wicks, Mr.
Claiming. Mr.. Fischer and Mr.. W.
Mont Ferry. These directors will meet
shortly and elect officers.
Mrs r. H. Claiming was the host
ess yesterday at a charmingly ap-
pointed luncheon given in honor Of
Mrs. Sharp. The table decorations were
all in pink and covers were laid for
ten. The ladies present to meet Mrs.
Sharp were Mrs. Robert Hardness, Miss
Hardness, Mrs A H. 5. Bird, Mrs
George K. Fischer, Miss Salisbury, Miss
Burke and Mrs. Strugiss.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Wood have in
vitations out for a large card party
to be given a week from this even
! ing.
Today Mrs. w. G. Sharp and Miss
Hardness will entertain at luncheon
at the Alta club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris and Mrs. DinWOodey
will entertain at cards on the evening
of next Wednesday.
! Mrs. Ernest Bennett entertains the
Neighborhood Card club Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. Holden entertained a party of
six friends at dinner at the Alta club
Monday evening.
Mrs. Holman entertains a number of
friends at luncheon tomorrow.
Mrs. S. w. Hayt of Park City ar
rived in the city last evening and viii
spend a few days as the guest &C DR..
and Mrs. Dart.
Mrs S. V, Perrine of Blue Lakes,
| Ida, is the guest for the week of Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Spencer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bartling will be among
/ the first tenants of the new Holmes
flats on First street.
Mrs Salisbury entertains the Sixty
| three Card club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Solomon siegeI win entertain at
a pink domino party Friday evening.
The regular hop at the post will take
place Friday evening.
J Miss Ethel Paul will entertain in
formally this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
| Hayt of Park City.
! Miss Hardness will accompany Mrs.
Sharp Saturday on her return to New
York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

Senator Rawlins is trying to hasten
the opening of the Uintah reservation
to entry and settlement. Every citi-
zen Of Utah will hope that his efforts
may be crowned with success. An I'M
dertaking of more value to Utah could
hardly be imagined
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

By no means should the council allow
the Alcatraz Paving company to escape
paying the $500 which is due as a for
felt for not completing its contracts on
time. The city's business must be con-
Quoted on business principles, and
contractors should not be permitted to
avoid the penalties for their shortcom-
iups
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

Representative Cahoon would have
legal executions abolished in Utah. In
the first place, his bill along this line
oughtn't to pass, and in the second
place it is not going to pass. Execu-
tons may not prevent murders, but
they prevent murderers from commit
ting more murders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

State Senator Whitmore says he
doesn't believe in collecting taxes from
criminals. Good for the man from
Nephi. We suggest his immediate ap-
pOintment as chief of the Salt Lake po-
lice force.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04
Feared For His Health.
(Atlanta CONSTITUTIONAL

IAIIdIta OOnStltutlOn-3
You are to be hung tomorrow" said
the Billville sheriff to the negro prisoner.
have you any request TO maker"
Only one, suh." was the reply Il
wants you ter git me a pair er broadclOth
brttches ter be baptized in. En- I wants
EN- mighty thick, kaze I always wuz
mighty easy ter ketch cold~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

A New York man yesterday shot his
sweetheart fatally and then swallowed
a dose of carbolic acid. What an over
sight it was for him to neglect to swal-
low the acid firsti
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

With Postmaster Glove of Provo in
charge of the entertainment being
planned for the legislature, the pro-
ceedings ought at least to be spicy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04
New CONSIGNMENT.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune)
your majesty" remarked the Imp, Sa-
luting.
We'll. what is it?'' asked his Satanic
Badness.
THE new consignment of paving
blocks has arrived from earth Where
shall we put them2'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

The council didn't have time to listen
to the reading of the mayors annual
message. The members must have
known what the message contained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-04

As discouragers of the gentle art of
highway robbery, Messrs. Heath and
Morrison make team that is hard to
beat.