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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

menOenO, rief M}oOume 9umbert aus;
n@as id ioge, lit nubr. Die
G~rapforbs eriItiren, ba5 8ermDgen
eriItirt uno id, Mubame 9umbert,
nerOe gegen Die GralpforOS tlGgertih
porge6en."
Sid mieoer an Die @eI6porenen
lpenbenb, iagte Maoame 6umbert:
gM}eine 6erren: Sd min nidts mebr
iagen. G5 lit genug, gu iugen, OoB
oas 8erm0gen e~riitirt unD Dap i6 ME
SsmanOen betrogen babe. SEPT haz
ben sic ben gan3en 6umbertfaQ unO
Den gan3en Grupforoz6uQ."
6rou 6umbert fu6r Dann nit un@
beitimmten uno i6leier6uften grtlG@
rungen unO 8ebauptungen fort, fritz
iirte ben Suiti3miniiter 8aQe in Ser
binoung nit Dem Gattari : Sale, be-
t6euerte ibre 0a6r6eit5liebe uno err
tldrte i4lieBlid, boB iie, fats freigez
Iprohen, ibren 8ldubigern 5ur Ser
fiigung Ite6e. sic niiroe Ii4er lire
pfli6t tbun. Sic i6loB NIT ben
Worten: yS6 babe boues 8ertrauen
in Die 3utunft unD ertparte mein
S4idial in Gu6e uno Grgebun9."
Die GnttduI6ung oe5 9ublttum5 iiber
Den unlo9ii6en S6luB Der nGrtlaz
runQen" Der NnQeflQqten mar cine
groBe."
Ssn ieiner 66luBanIpra6e an Die
@ei6norenen fugte 4nlpalt 2abori:
r6ie tennen jeBt DuS @e6eimniB Der
6ruu 9umbert; iie bat Sbnen OaFelbe
gefagt, ME mir"
9er Qnlpult berlas odrauf einen
lGngeren biograp6ii6en 2(ufIaB, mel
der ii6 auf Den oeuti6zfran5Oiii6en
&rieg BON 1870 bis 1871 unb bteGoQe
he3og, neI6e 3egnier ais l~tnter6dnoz
Ter 3lpiiten 8i5murt uno Mar56aQ
8a3aine 9eipielt baden ioQ. Der On
malt beoauerte, ntht iagen gu |t0nnen,
mas aus Regnier getpOrOen iei; bie5
mijiIe po6l Dem 8rieg5miniiter be-
tannt iein. 8egnier lei n%u6rIdeinli6
gum 3oOe berurt6eilt lporoen Il, na9z
Der perI4punben.
Der 4nnalt i6loB feline 9(n7prade
an Die 8ei6norenen nit elmer bepegz
ten, pom 9ublitum fDmpdtbtI6 oufz
qenommenen 8itte nm 8reifpre6ung,
Der 8orIiBenoe ert6eilte barauF Die
Re6ts6elebrung unb ii6ergub ben Sc
i6pprenen 260 5rdgen 3ur8eantnor=
tung. I'm p Ibr 5ogen iid Die
8olt5ri6ter CUR 8erat6ung 3urid.
gmile 9aurignac mar b~ouftGnbiq
nieOergebro6en, 6rau 6umbert uno
Romain 0auriQnac betpa6rten ieOo6
ibre ieIbitbenuBte 6aItung. 0as 9uz
blitum mar iiber Die Ri6tiQfeit Der
BON W&me. 6um6ert borqebro6ten
Gn~tbiuungen geraoe5u perblIfft.
8refe
Der 8abrIpru6 erregt 6eute Die
aQgemeine 2(ufmerfiamteit. Die pa
riier 3eitungen MAIDEN 10 piel 2lufbez
bens OapDn pie 3ur 3eit Des 0reDfusz
uno bes 3oIa = Pro3eFes. pa Maz
bame Shereie 3egnier ernd6nte, 10
iperoen uu8fi6rIide 8iograp6ien pon
ibm 0erDffentli6t, in mel6en intereiz
onte@tn3eI6eiten aus Ieiner mertpiirz
oigen 2uufbabn m~itget6eilt perben.
Regnier purbe am 20, September 1874
gum Sooe perurtbeiIt, nu6oem er
iduloig befunoen mar, aIsSpion fun
girt SIT BADEN. Regnier flo6 bor benz
Bro3eB Il. begab ii6 nd6 Der S6pei3.
Gs puroe aQgemein angenommen,
baB er i'm RoOember 1886 at RamSz
gate, Gnglanb, geitorben iei, uber Die
nPreie" ertnnert barun, baB por brei
Sa6ren cine mniteri0fe perIDnli6teit
in ben Ser. Staten 1tarb, Die pon
0ielen fir Hednier oeh1Iten rnrrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Msnnashnte ONnrh-

Grittr-il4, 3orn=6arcn=S troSe.
3lUcjttr-4e0, Horo=Strid;rs Strabe.
Erlttsr-l722, 5rorfjr=5traBt.
8itrttr-l6i0. 9Gct=Slrdtr1a=StraBe.
T~iuitr-17Gl. 9Ssit=grirqtsuzStrabt.
S~e6ster-l6}2, 98:raJlD,tit5StrabG
Sirbentcr-l722. Nolius=GtruFc.
Sbttr-lS29. 93t:='9ratt=5trabt.
9cuutcr-3G. Suo=WilmurzSirabe
3tbHttr-l53, WlmiaD>Stra
GIfttr-232. Siio=6albouus StrnBc.
3polittr-l52o, N9t=QrattgStrdBc.
Srei3tbntsr-l3l4, 0olius=SUaBt. g.
9jtr3ebuttr-l303, 29tiiI glit;morc=Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
0isrunhannnainfte Mnrh.

Grftr-IOl2, 8ipcrfDtsglpeHut
9~pcitcr-ll2, @.liamsstrdB.
Tritter-l537, 4igbtsStrabt.
@itrttr-l426, &dtterD=9tpeEue.
Riiufttr-l443, @attcrp=gpenut.
Stbstcr-209, Cit40tatb=S traBt.
Sitbtntcr-iG, Cit46orts2tptuut.
Ql6tcr-l445. 0un=StraBt.
ytcuutcr-l608 GortaApeuut.
3tbutcr-123S, 6ullz5tr1Bt.
Glitcr-l2O9, RiosrIor=a psnut.
c236l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
WIrfe g0drb

Gr.cr-3lS, Ct. Qaul=Strabt.
Sutit;r-T. GourtlQno= Strabt.
Srittsr-203, 99cit=D }uiberrpzS trabt.
@icrtcr-2l9, 98cit=S arutoaazS trabe.
Gu1ittt-239, NtdrlsS trnBs.
Sebster-3ll. @sarl=StraBe.
S.cbtu,ty-135l, g9eft=Sorutoeds Strabs.
&lbttr-ll6, Roro=9iu,= 5traBe,
9tturtcr-ll9, Qtarl=StroBe.
Ssbuter-6, Sio=@ =StrnBe.
GlIttr-7, observation-disclosures.
3iUolfttr-GG7. g8cft= sStrnbt.
Guui3cbnttr4, SuO:6rehtrid7 StraBt.
e'a5itbuter-6l5, Git=GaDttttz etrnbt.
Sicbewcbuter-il9, O~itg2trinatous Strdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
9EInfte Warb

Grftr-l4g7, McGn~rO.5traBe
3peitty-l2l3, We6Derrp=Stra,&
Gritt:r-il9, 6orreit=S trobc.
Gitrt;r-418, Golpiu=StrdBs.
fsuuftcr-530, 6oloin=StraBt.
es6ster-524. 3oro=0job= Strabs.
SItbcnt:r-243, RorD=6i9b=Strabt
96tcr-390, Torreft=Strabs.
9eunter-1. 0orO=@retfr>StrdBe.
9sbuter-l222, SadionzStraBc.
Glftir-13l5, Sit=6opettc= 5traBc.
3n0lftsr-233, Roro=GoeusStrabe.
Greljtbuter|l2, gtOuoi6OtnzStrdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Cbio'rr gOlitif.
6iBiger Sumpf 3Dii6en Som So6nz
ion uno S, g. zimmerman nm
bic oemotrotiI6e Domination gum
8DuDCrneur.


bic oemofrati56e Domination gum
9ouDcrneur.
Cincinnati, %. QulguIt. -
Die Reiultate Der 9e7tern in O6io abz
Qe6Qlteneu GOuntn GonDente, in mel
6en 0eleqaten fir Den in nG6Ittr0oz
die in Columbus itdttfinoenoen Demo
trati7nen 6taat5 = GDuoent ernG6lt
nurDen, Oeuten uuf einen uugemein err
bitterten &f I'M Die @OuDerneursz
Termination 3rpiiden MlaDDr 3. 6.
SO6n1on Dou GleDelauD unD s. 8.
Zimmerman BON Sprjngfielo bin.
Getern Q6eno bat e5 iih ergeben, oaB
peOer So6niDn nod 3immermonnDe=
leqaten genuq bat, nm feline 9}omtndz
tion Durb3uIeBen, un0 oaB pie Gntz
I6eiounq BON einigeu nenigen Gounz
ties ub6GnQen mag. Sails Sohnion
nominirt pirb, niirne er aud min
i4en, bas Blatform z GOmite gu be-
6err76en, oa e5 i6m ihlDerlth paiien
piiroe, Quf elmer BON ben iogenannten
3immermann'i6 enGOnierDattDen aus
~Qeurbeiteten 9latTorm 3u ite6en. 4u6
lift befannt, oaB So6nIou Dijni4t, DuB
So6n SO. 8~Optpulter pom SpringflelD
fir ben 8un0e5ienQt inooITrt Dtro,
an SteQe DON M}Qrcus q. Sauna.
GIebeIQno, 8, .. Guguit. -
Der Qeitern ~a6ge6altene oemotratii6e
Gountn = GonDent lpuroe p~OQitdnoig
BON Dem So6nIon 6ljjqel Der 8artei
be6errI6t unD Der u}an0r bate niht
Die geringiten S6pjerigteiten, Die 30
minution Der BON i'm p0ui5irtenGanz
Di0uten bur68uieBer. Der 8orIiBer
bes GonDent8, 6. so. 6eislep,prpp6e=
3eite in feiner Qniprahe bic Iomina@
tior BON So6nfon gum Gouoerneur i'm
6tauts Gonptnt. Sir bic Qegislas
tur nurben 3e6n GonbjDaten auf9es
feut, nGmli6: 56omus Dunlap Ga
muel 00rfler, s. 81. Dunbam, 8ertez
len qearce, 9. 81. 4nDrep8, BiQium
8oIfe, 9eorge Bahia, s, q. 6oQle,
3. g. S6miPt uno +. 80. 9reen. sir
Common 9Iea5 3i6ter muroe G6as.
s. GItep noiba Doce" nomiHirt. Sir
ben StautsIenat nurben nominirt:
:. 6. 6ope, s. i. 6errid, g. 90.
8arO uno S. SO. 8equolos; aI5Gounz
tpzS6aBmeiiter s. 9. 0}aoigan; ais
Gountp 8ecoroer s.. e. U}auIberz
ger. Die 9elegaten pon GupabOgaz
GountD puroen initruirt. ais ejn@dnz
3es i'm Staat5 GonDent 3u itimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Ql6t3e6nte Wqrb.

Crfttr-960. 6r1nfIin-StroBt.
,Siueit.r-li0N, 6raHtIIn=s trobe.
Erittcr-3l4, oro5S6r0Dtrz5trdB:
@i;rttr-llIl. @citHc 5traBe.
Tunftr-ll2. Observation-Disclosures.
st6stcr-937. oouiusz Stgabt.
s;tbiut,r-l232 Q8iit=Q rattsStrdb
abftr-l015, 98eitzeombarns StraBt.
Ntuut;r-66, Wsf=2ombayo=S trdbt.
3chntsr-l3, 3prosS 6roto;r=S trnsr.
Gli:5r-128, 9torozG opplttous5 traBe.
3loOlitcr-9l5, f=S1rutoQazStrdb
Ere3tbutes-Sl0, 0,ftsYtrinqtouzSt rnBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
3neite WQr0.

eritcr-l6, SI0=0lib.uqtou=Sirdbe
JlD..ttr-l2i2, CrdSoml5osSfraba
Syjttcr-l744, Cn=GomharozS trab
Qlt.t,r-lI2S, cough trdb:.
Tiuittr-52Q, SuO4lrr= Strobt. e..
6t1ster-6l3, Siio=&ouo.SirnBe Y
g btntcr-II6, 8blm,sz StynBc. :
&tfcr-lS1l. GcutouzIpeHue.
a}suutr-2Gl0, GantoU=gtDCEut.
.3cbpttr-4l3, Suo=g&olftzStrdbs
Gifttr-l9I4, yaEtzStr0Bc
3lBD.itcr-2102, 8ouQb=5 .ynbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
EEfts Marb.

Grher- Qoroof=Gde Rarolanosa penue unb Oil.
pr=Strubt.
Sneiter-li10, Gotbtorol=Strdb
Iritter-l025, 4drf4lptuut.
@ierttr-333, @tft=9rthou= Strobs.
Sanittr-1l02, 2iubeu=Ipsnue.
Sebsftr-404 Meit=0ofiman=StraB
6itbcuter-Roropcft4Gts observation-disclosures urO
@ioDlezStrdBs.
a6ttr-S05. N}noiioH=Aptnus.
slcuntsr-S53, 9inetusglptnut
Stbuttr-643, g~oro=Gptnip=S trabe.
GIftsr-12 Cfs5rnrflin= Strabe.
3DolFur-l027, @iilforO4gueHus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Sharles s.. Garter,
@iHidnI j.. 4prter,
G&",,A fG wM2 gtn
Sdmes 6. 9ubbert,
ErIte Warn.
nrtinfte.

6rirtr-213l, Cit=2ombaro= STRIDE.
3lp,iisr-2lV6, @ouqb=S trabe.
2r,ttcr-2l2}, Nauf=Strabt.
9.trftr-22S6. GftrzStrabt.
TuHfter-23l5, Gantou=2tpeuue
5tbst;y-6g}, Su0gMoutiorO-aptuu,.
6icbtut;J-2j21, 6oittrz9tocnu
@hter-2721. 6aii=Nocuut.
HtuEttr-2s22, elliott Strabc.
3t5atT-}Il3, Gliott= Strabc.
G.ifcr-3ool, buoiou=StraBt
3pC.Itsr-3t3S, ouoionsStrdBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
So. Sabrgang.
Stinlmt>9 ofale.
n ureau Ger @SabIaufGd,tssScbrr FER
~ Gtaet Baltimore,
CSclidtsbdue,

minor c, p. Iudur 1915.
G:n ltlaltu une aul!ii3lrttn Stinint9tesrn ot
Stapt Baltimore min ti,rmit Nl0rt9l eFtpell'
oab am trft puutrtdq I'M Stpit M
btr 1908 lonn 3. Sage pcs Monarsi III pelagI:t
cant cine 9rindrnabl dbatDdlttn pro ~! os
erlpd6luug ron Etitaatsn jur oenoltGulpt"
etaois . 0omjnation ouptntioH, tur oe ermDz
tuna BON 2cltqditu our otnOtrGtl}9fh Nfolstatlo.
unD StuOt<Ruur:nati ons 46Oupeniion una lt w
DOMINATION BON pimotratJlbeu eanoioaten Iut
;ip,i betdReuos Ribttr jur Bic obsr'te 9trtDisoant
Sc. 6taot Baltimore. iur 5taatsdn1pdit DER Sfaot
Baltimore. fir Sbertii Der 5taot SattinloFS huO
ir Elm g}itqlitD Ots Ocmotrattlptn Siaoffsoniz
tt's in ito.c Q9auo b~ciagttr Start UNI llr pc er=
pdb,und BON StltQoteu iur rrpublltantlbtn St9tsz
Iatip= NM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL oHDtHtlon.
IN lt,bercmflmuung nit ptn Sori6rt!ttn ots
Il 9lbjhuittcs ots %. Nrtitsls mdGt Die Mdb,z
1~ur6bts s0ebproc or Stdot Baltimore bitrnl;t be-
fannf. plb Die I&d5lr;httr uHO =6lerfs DIR ptrs
iaic9ucu Qrijuttt Der ptrib;'Dcnsn 9arbs in
loren r:;ptttjpcu 4rtjtrtttu am %erittu Sou=
utrhdp in Stptcmbtrt otm >. ldgs bts
0iouofsl 5lu,ds gbbaltunq elmer cNrimdrrpabl pom
6 ubr Moy9tu5 bis ) ubr 3abm;ttaas in Sisuna
lem ptr0tH.
SIN Iuitrdee DoH
Charles s.. Gastcr,
9Sinidm i. @prter,
SdTneS e. McSlellan,
@dblaufieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
@ier8shnte Warb.

Grtttr-ll7, I|cRe6naStrobt.
3ntitu-235, 2aurtuss Strose.
Srifttr-2l23, Eruies Sill sgbenue.
4terfcr-2237, Qcnuislpani s9lpsnue-
Guntt;r-2053 Sin icnsStrabe.
St6sfer-lS32. Qcuninlpduiasgptuu,
eitbenier-lSo0, Graib=soia= aoeuue.
a1itr-l60S, GlpIFoH=Strast
9tnntsr-l533 areplszAptnue.
,3,buttr-60l. Mst=Rdfdpttttsapenu
Glfrtr-l409, .antnut.
5nolfter-l4 Milionss trabt.
SrsIjsbHtsr-507. RoibtrzSttobt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

- Soc Sanber5, Elm 9}eger in 9enz
berIOn. Sera5, nelher oe5 @eriuhes
bei6uloigt mar, einem iungen 0}do=
den @enalt an3utbun, lit BON etnem
Qufgebot bon 8ijrgern eri4ofen nor
ben, pel6e ausge3ogen ipdren, I'm tbn
CUR 6uft 81 brtngen. rDetl er 9}Iene
ma6te, fi4 nit einem 9epebr 81 per-
tbeiQigeE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Se9s3ebnte 0aro.

erlttr-SiopitsGde @iH6tfcr= IL. 8batcoatzs:r.
;}ptiter-l100, 9oro=S trid,rsStrass.
2rH'er-S dootsGde Scr Moibtrz Strobt uuO 6uls
ton=GpeHue.
@ierter-S16. 6alocrtou !Roao.
Guuit;r-l839. 99tfz4aupales stroBe.
Stbsttr-623. R~orozD(punt= Strnbt.
slebenter-15o4, @sfts9liaptttc- %rptnue.
glbter-99, 3oros6albuuns etrabt.
Geunt'r-Nl, giorozGalbcun.Strab
3e5nter-M0, GDmouoiou=au,uuc
GItter-l2l5, @eta9ofdDtttt=9lptnu
Slpollter-lll0 Roros 5rcmonts aptaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
aSiinfaehnte Mnb

Grfv-9att pssbtssapt-, iuoll1 ban Satt Aap..
Speiitr-Rtuntt 6trabs, sniiasa 9ortb. uua
s8al9JG2fsaSsRp4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
3ebnte Waro.

GrFtr-l2l2. RorbsG tutrat=Hp,rut.
53,rtittr-926, Sf=Gbaie=Strabs.
Sritter-705, CiteGbaie7Strobe.
0itrtsr-l2l2. GrecumountsGptuus
Eurfter-f0l4, @reenmountsAocuue
,S,hgtsr-934. @retnnouut=Ioeuue.
eiebsrter-S8l, 8resumount 9tpenue.
9btsr-lll0. aiblanosapsnut.
Ntunttr-1106, GtsWonumtnts5tro
3tbrt,r-S2, RorosGaroliueES troBt
GGtsr-l3I4. aibIlnb& Ipenuf.
GrDlff'r-l234, Dt46aetrsS trabe.
Grtiie6nt,r-lll3, GeutrdlzAo,HuM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Nsunte Warb.

g1sunte Wdro.
erFtr-25, gerfu6s aptnu,.
9mtiter-13l9, Qorf:3Oao.
9ritter-S37, QortzTono.
Mierter-1l0l, @oriub=9tpenu..
Runfter-2437, QortIRodp.
6e6sttr-l325, GnlorzStrdbt.
siebeuttr-l402 bari orO Aapcrut.
N6tsr-15l7, @Olbroof=Strabs.
1eunttr-1617, &arforD42tptnue.
,3tbuttr-RorsotsGds Qaiapette= gptnas uno Iis
auitb=Strnbe.
Glittr-ll66, GitaYortbSlptnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
9tnnLfte QRnrh.

G~rft,r-l202, QorisGoao. !
3psittr-2626, Maroluno=aotuue.
Srjftsr-2S0I, 6untirpoons9iuenus.
9itrter-2227, Stiferipu=9lace.
Gluittr-&l6. gorn=0harlegsS trdbe.
Sshsitr-l, Rtt=20. 5trabe.
e sbeHttr-26, 0tI5iuunripaBiiefe 6trabA
ahter-l11 observation-disclosures
Ncuuttr-53. Nirdro= Iperut.
~3ebntr-1803, z4p,nu,.
G!fftr-34l. Cfs21. Strabe.
3Dolfttr-406, CitsGjuuHo3tuauiiefte strase.
Greijsbutfr-2+0l, SGrelop=Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Srei5e6nte 0aro.

~tNF0NTtN "NIU.
Grftr-05, Rolanosgptuut.
9ueittr-4l2, 6iftb gptnue.
9iitttr-309. Sncamore=gUcuut.
girttr-2043. @oobbtrrSsN penue.
Giuftir-2S47. 3oros5ult Alptnue.
6~tb$ttr-l5l2. TttreatsStrabt.
Sttbtnttr-l352, gtit sIortb gapsnut.
aottr-23l8, observation-disclosures.
9tuHt,r-RoyppetsGde Salem. glp,nut uno Sen.
Hor=Stra6s.
3tbnt,r-Sdt QdrtsAotuu, unO 9enuor. Strait.
Glitsr-3039. Gsocrs gutuut.
3polittr-290, Rnlano=9lptuus.
SretjtbHttr-3400, gbtituutsapsuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Qritter-snDef4gds BON qulost.st nm

Ertfftr-@U0lDcHa9de po1 YuI1sflsS trabt nm
3ortb=2tptuus.
Sicrter-l723, QrcbburD. Strubc.
Giniter-l3GS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
se6stcr-l40l, 6ultous2lpt,, ode QurtnousS tr.
Sitbenter-l3l5 aorO@etridtrz Strabt.
@6ter-1408, 9rsBtman=S trabe.
N;unt'r-l324, observation-disclosures.
3cbnttr-l6l5, 3oroaGilmor= { trube.
@lfttr-l912. nrh.Pnninn-Sirn
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25

Max, the 6-year-old boy of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Daniel Schultze residing on Capita
Hill, became bewildered after being dis
wandered away. His folks at home
finding he did not return at the noon
hour, instituted a search. The little
fellow was found about three miles west
of town about o'clock in the afternoon
at the place where the family had just
moved from and brought into town by
a neighbor, none the worse for his
adventure. Not being familiar with the
surroundings about the school, he
thought best to make his way back to
the old home place.
c. II. and Ernest Wyman, brothers to
City Councilman f. J. Wyman, arrived
in the city Tuesday from Vim, Maine.
Both are favorably impressed with the
Yakima country and will doubtless re-
main. They were travellers on the
Pacific express No. >, which was wrecked
near Weeksville, Mont, early Monday
morning, in which the mail, express,
and baggage cars were badly wrecked,
but in which fortunately only one man
was injured.
The second of the series of the Home
Finding Association socials will be given
at the Episcopal rectorv Thursday after
noon, March 26. Each member of the
executive committee has the privilege of
inviting ten friends to every entertain
ment. All the ladies of the city who
take any interest in this work will be
invited to attend these parties before
the series viii have ended, though it is
impossible TO comfortably arrange for
more than 80 at single party.
Mrs. f. c. Hall organized a Corterie
club March ,. The club starts with
every prospect of success. A good
strong course OF study has been planned
for the coming year. The membership
Is limited to %. Mrs. Hoffman was
elected president.
Mrs. Arthur Rinehart is over from
Seattle spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. l.. B. Rinehart. She will re-
main until after the millinery opening
at Rinehart's
Il. y. Coleman made a business ,tri,
to Seattle Sunday, returning Tuesday
evening.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25
Stacy Is Beaten ar Last

Councilman Tom Fisher now wears
the silver medal of the Yakima Gun
Club having won the trophy from
Champion George Stacy last Sunday
morning in one of the pretiest twenty
five clay bird shoots ever witnessed
here.
The day was an ideal one from a
sportsmans point of view and that
Councilman Fisher had on his shooting
clothes was obvious from the start.
w. A. Bell was not even nose behind
when the last bird sailed away from the
trap, and at the end of the line the
score stood thus: Fisher %, Bell %,
Stacy 20. 1t was now "miss and out"
contest between Fisher and Bell. This
particular feature was one of the most
interesting of the day and resulted in
the defeat of Bell after hard fought
battle.
George Stacy was very much chag-
rined over the outcome and tried per-
ceptibly to conceal his apparent hard
luck expression without avail. He an
nounces his intention to 20 after Fisher
the first opportunity presented.
Fisher is afraid that he wont be in
condition to accept challenges from any
of the boys for the next three years.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1902.
The Governor Says Nit.

The Gold Hill road appropriation bill
has been killed, killed, killed deader
than the first white man that fell before
the surreptitious bullet OF the Indian
many years ago when attempts We're
being made to construct the roadway
Governor Mcbride evidently don't be-
lieve the vast amount of mineral wealth
vet hidden beneath the rugged exterior
of Gold Hill to be worth the sum of
sl3, 800 coming from the state to improve
these interests and make it possible to
get out the valuable ores which GER
tainly exist
The governor had to cut out some
thing, unquestionably and as this was
apparently an insignificant item it
was dead easy to place his little veto to
it and pass on.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25
ZaSpelI is Bound over.

+. F Zaspell the man who has been
charged with swindling a number OF
local people by raising the weight ticket
on different loads of alfalfa from 500 to
1000 pounds each and obtaining the
money on the amount the raised ticket
called for, and who was apprehended in
this high handed robbery oy Sheriff
Grant, was bound over by Judge Tag
gard in bonds OF $3.50 to appear at the
next term of the Superior Court.
Zaspell is known to have been impli-
Gated in other skin games which will
probably give him a good deal OF
trnnhle
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25
Ladies' Musical Club Concert.

The fourth concert OF the Ladies
Musical Club will be given Thursday
evening, March 26, at the residence Of
Mrs. \. +. Poole on North Natchez ave
nue.. The program consists principally
OF selections from the popular Gar
men, opera and will be given under the
direction OF Mrs. Verde Erwin. Some
OF the talent who will appear are
Messrs. Luke Linn, George Vance,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25

Harry BAYLOR, Frank Sharkev. c. Z.
Jones and M9SdamAs Conner kimbal.
Horslev, White, Scott and others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-09-24
THE BooDLER VS.. HONESTY
CRY.

Despite this splendid record there
are those who now declare that the
sole issue in the coming campaign
is to be DOODLE VS.. HONESTLY"
and by implication, so broad as t.
mount to a direct charge. that the
Democratic party is responsible fol
official corruption and is therefore
not to be further trusted.
Let US candidly examine this
claim. II il be well founded. then
of course, notwithstanding its glor
ious past, the old Democratic party
should be cast u II. however, the
charge be not true. then the Islander
must react upon those who gave II
birth.
Fairly and impartially, then. let uf
look at the facts. There appears &c
have been two places in which hood
ling occurred, and each place had Il;
I own particular ~scoundrels. First there
was wholesale corruption whiel
grew up under the Republlcan-Zieg
enheiu administration at st. Lou
Second, there "a the corruption
which existed among some member,
of the State Senate at jefferson City
The places are not only widely sep
] arate. but the actors from first &c
last are distinctly different, except ii
the single instance | shall state. i
is manifest, therefore. that intelligenI
discussion requires that the eorrup
ton at ST. Louis must be considered
as a separate proposition
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-09-24
A Pioneer Visits Mexico.

Prof. James Love, Of Liberty, Mo-,
who held the chair OF mathematics
and natural sciences In William Jewell
College for years, is visiting in Mexico.
Professor Love taught school In Mex
leo in 1s49-52, having as patrons W. H.
White, the Jesses, Morrises, eau
thorns and many more OF the older
residents OF Mexico. He left Mexico
20 attend the University and upon bis
graduation was offered a prOfeSsoDhip
IN william Jewell under the presi-
dency OF Robert S. Thomas. He ac-
copied and has lived 10 Liberty since,
with the exception Of a period spent
in travel 10 the old world.
Professor Love called at the LED
CIR once to-day and stated that be
bad just completed a drive over the
city, and says that be Is greatly sur
prised at the great Advancement Of
the town In 80 yesH. BE recalls the
time when hazel brush grew where
many Of the business houses nov
stand
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-09-24
WILL HAVE CARNIVAL QUEEN,
Popular Voting Contest TO Decide
Winner to Be Associations
Guest at Worlds Fair.

The Mexico Carnival has decided tc
have a popular voting contest to select
a queen Of the carnival to be held
here next month.
The contest will be decided by pop
ular ballot, votes costing / cent each.
The ballot boxes will be distributed
among the business houses, who will
have the voting slips for sale.
The winner Of the contest, which 4.
not restricted to maid or matron, will
be queen Of the carnival in name
only, but she will be the assocIatIons
guest at the Worlds Fair next year
for n week, with all expenses paid.
The contest will start of wednes.
day morning and viii be closed about
the time OF the opening Of the carni.
val