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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Ganse s6anfheernrn hrraiftet.

billings, W}ont., %. Sult. -
giner Ru4ri4t aus Columbus,
M}ort., 3ufOlge BADEN bic Rinberbir>
ten in benz Streite UNI bic W~eioepldbe
@ift gebrau9t, I'm bic S9af6eerben
3u berni4ten. Der 8eiOegrunO be5
Observation-Disclosures @rimes purbe
BON einem unbefdnnten nit @tft be-
ftreut, unb Die 5olge mar, bdB cine
oar3e 9eerbe bon I6er 1900 S9ufen
an Der Birtung beg Sites b%erenbete.
Sin anberer S9aaf= Gan6er berlor
bur9 8erglftung i6er 300 S6iere.
Die Shdter, bic gegen pe6rlpie S6iere
sinsr iol6en @erni4tungstrieg fi6>
rem, iinb nod ni4t ermitteLt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Gaiiins O. Glab aeffur6en.

Ri4mOno, 8p, %. Suli. -
@dtb. @aiiius W. GIup, Der .@eife
BON BbitebuG," fsiiber @efanbter Der
Der. Staten an Hublanb unb elm
melt unb brett befannter &entud1er.
1T tur5 mad 9 ubr beute Qbenb in
lelner Bo6nung au 8bite 6oG ae=
Itorbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
WerthhnQe BerIe.

Ct 9ou1, Minn., %, SuIi. =
Giner 0epeIde aus prairis bu @bien
aufplge bat bort Der ~17zjdbrige 5runf
9aitings benin 5ii4en cine SiiBpaIz
fer4Mui4el ~gefunben, bic cine rein
fpetBe gerle i'm @epi9t BON 1876
9ran unb BON 1915 Son 0ur6meIz
fer entbislt. Gin SuneIier 5a6lte Inn
fir bic perle, ME lie aug Der G9aIe
fam, $2675 aus. Die toitbare perle
ion Die grDBte biz iebt gefunbeneSiiBz
ipafer4perle iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Grmur6ctrr ibrntifi3irt.

8erte1en Sal, p, Suli. =
Die Qei6s bes Mannes, Die 6reitdg
Na6t in Der NGbe BON bier nit elmer
8ugelpurbe i'm 8opfe gefunOen purz
be, lit ais biejenige bon u. Aanutt err
fannt porben, Der tpenige Sage Dor
lem Morbs in Der Oatlano : 6p6eIz
mi6le Nr6eit iu6te. Gr i'm britt
I6er Soloat gepeien unO Elm 8ruber
Don 2aOn 8rafep, Satin BON Sir
Wiqiam 8rafep, frii6erem 2orb Der
M%hmirdlitdt. iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Reaierunasiira in Manltuba.

Minntpeg, Man., p. SuIi. =
= Bel Der geitrigen 9roOin3ialpa6t
bat bic Regierung eiren groBen Sieg
errungen. Gs tpurben 30 conierbutiOe
unD nrr bier MitgIieber Der Iiberalen
gurtei ertpdbIt. Die MitglieOer oe5
gegenpdrtiger Miniiteriums purben
ale nit iebr groBen MaioritGten niez
berernG6lt. Die prominenten 2i6eraz
len, nit Qusnabme 9reentpap's, itnO
ale gef9ldgen. unenti6ieoen lit bic
Wd6l nod in feds 0iitritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
g~eerthnpaes Rcnnpfcrb umucfpmmen.

9ertngton, &p., %. SuIi. =
Cine Stauung auf benz 9feroegeItiit
gu 9um6urgzPlace purbe beute Morz
gen bur4 6euer 3erit0rt. Der e0le
Renner nSmp Mirt6ful," So6n 6.
MaOben'5 @Oq6Iut9engit i'm Mert6e
BON 100000, berenOete in ben SLAM
men. Der gefammts 8ranbf6a0en
miro auf 100000 bsre6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
8enaltth1tiae Strtfer.

Ct. Qouts, %. Suli. 4Hf
Q"norbnung i6rer @eI4Gft5<4 genten
6aben $50 @iIenItruttury4rbeite urO
0a6beter, bic BEL benz 8au bes gro@
BEN Observation-Disclosures auf Dem
NusiteQungspIaBe bei4dfttgt tparer,
bic Qr6eit nieoergelegt, neil bic @onz
trattoren audi Ni9t~unionleute an8e@
fteut 6uben. Die 2eBteren poQten an
Der 4r6eit blei6en, nuroen aber bon
Sen Strifern angegriffen uno na4
6eftigem Sample in bic 5lu4t getrte@
ben. I'm Dem 9anOgemenge trugen
me6rere Ni4tzunionleute f4limme
8erlebungen Dabon; Soiep6 M}epers
trug einen 59Goel6ru4 0aoon unb
befinoet fi6 in bebentli4em 3utanoe,
Die 9oli5si muBte bic Strtter aus
einanoer treiben, @erbaftungen muir
ben ni6t bprgenommen.
Mc8eespOrt, Pa., p. Sult.-
Stint 8al8perfe in ben WeiB6le4z
6abrifen in benz 8ororte 9ort 8ue
finb, obpobl Elm SAeil Der Qr6eiter it4
am Qusitdno 6efinoet, mod i'm Be
trie6e. @eitern I'm Mitternu6t
f6adrten ii6 bier etpa 200 Striter
3u1ummen uno riidten gegen bic 5a@
6rifanlugen Dor. DIS lie iiber Die
Bride tamen, trat linen Der Srtsz
porite6er 8diro pon 9ort Que nit
elmer Mannf6uft bon 8p0If GonitGz
bern entgegen. @ieIe Der Striter
puren bspaffnet, bod pur6en feline
@9i7e ubgefeuert. 9er 0rtsOorz
iteber bemiibte ii4 Dergebens, Die
Striter CUR umte6r 5u bepegen, unb
tpurOs I9lieBli4 bon Der lleberma4t
Der 2eute ge8tpungen, ii4 in bic 5az
britanlugen 5uriif5u5ieben. RiemanO
purbe berleBt. Inter ben Stritern
berrf9t cine g~erei5te Stimmung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
Stnrmner%Be
Sornabo in 9aterTon. - Sin Mann
qet0otet unb ie9s anoere perIeBt.

9oterfon, rs, %. SuIi. -
Die beige 9taot tpurOe Aeute bon
einem Sornabo beimgeIu4t, in befen
etpa BRET M}inuten buuernoem
@erlauF Elm Mann 'get0btet uno ettpu
feds anbere 9erfonen berleBt purOen.
Sin 6aus purDe u~mgefpebt, iiber 20
8sbdube Iinb entOa6t, unb GROCER
S8aben entitanb an 3dunen, 8dumen
6onnenbG6ern II. /. IN. 9o5 umge=
pe6te 9aus purOe gerdbe, al5 Der
Sorna0o auSbra9, nit 6iiIfe bon
S9rau6en emporge6oben unO itir3te
Elm. Soiepb Ban Dam purOe unter
ben Sriimmern b~egra6en unO au9enz
blidli8 get0btet. 8ier anbere M}Gnz
ner erlitten Our4 Die auf tie berabfaGz
Ienben Sriimmer ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
unb nod 3tpei Mdnner purben in an
beren @taOttbeilen berGeBt. SIN st.
Soiepbsz9ofpital," pel6s5 betrG4tz
li6en @6aben e%rlitt, entitonO Elm
9Qnit unter ben 9atienten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
SIR Snrdfibruns bes Gbiueirngrs
ieBes.

5eattle, MaI6, %. Suli. -
0berit S6omas M. 5iiber. 8unbes>
Snipeftor fir 4ineiti6e Gintpunberer
in Oieiem 9titrttt, lit gu elmer Gonfez
rer3 no9 Wuibington berufen NOR
ben. SefretGr Gortelpou BON benz
6anbelsbepartement unb 9enerals
GinpanOerungszGommif Sargent
poQen nit inn ii6er geeignete MaBz
na6men CUR pirtfamen 9ur9fiibrung
Oes g6ineIen : &usI4luB : 9eieBs5
berathen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Ser r5ro9ftnn" ubte geitern
M6eno G6ore fir ben am 26. Sull
itattfinosnoen 4usflug mad Wts'
TOMS 6arm unb ferner puroen ums
fufenbe 9or6ereitungen fir bic 5etsr,
ipefhe selegentli9 bes Bel benz 2ofdls
preisiingen bappn g%etragenen Steges
an 2. Quguit in Der v5robiinns9aae"
itattfinbet, getroffen. 8~etdnntli4 err
rang Der n5rDAiinr" ben 5peiten
preis, Die Photographic" Saifer
Milhelm's.
8runb in 9tgbGanptotn n.
= 4uf elmer 8uuite1e 5pii9en Der
@ougb= unb 8untitrube unb 7. unb
8. StruBe, 9i%gblunbtpnn, gsriet6 se=
fern Morgen tur5 mad II u6r Elm
hafeGbf aufgeitsllter OelbebGlter Der
nGeo 6 Oil Co." in 8ranb, unb MIR
ben energif9en Intrengunsen Der
G~euerfpe6r bon 9i9blunbtopn unb
Canton 1T IS 81 perDanten, bab tein
qefd6rli6es Seuer entitanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Stdrb ouf benz NJ
bahn5u9e.- Mdrt6u Dean, cine
SO Sabre alte Negerin, itdr6 geItern
ouf Der aeiie BON Nstp : gorf mad
Columbus, S.5G., duf einem s3uee
Der rpennfplpdnia : 8u6n," ebe berz
ielbe ben unton : 8a6n6of errei9te.
Sbr Mann unb tire S4pefter paren
BEL ibr. Coroner Martin conItatirte,
baB 9er5i4lag Die 3pbesurIu9e mar.
Gin fulf9er alarm purbe
geitern Ra9mtttag 5 uhr pom &uften
Nr. 1872 on 9untingbOn : abenue II.
80. StrdBe eingeianbt, uno Sere
geant Boone bonn nDrbli9en 9iftrifte
ber6aftete ben 5ebnidbrtgen Jranf
O'8rier BON Ger. 301, Weit : 80.
stroBe, als ben angebli6en SbGter.
Der 8nabe purbe ipdter pOmSugenbz
ri6ter 9euisler unter Der 8eotngung
in 6rei6eit geieBt, buB er 6eute Morz
gen gum @erb0r eri4eint.
6unb in frember Sa9e.
- gburles 9erpel, Elm SO Sabre alter
Mann BON Gr. III, Norb : @apItr.,
iiBt i'm mittleren @tatiOns6uuie unz
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING. angsbli4 ben
@erIu4 gemu4t gu baden, einen I'M
6efannten gu beiteblen. poli5iit 8ilbe
nu6m bic 8erbaftung Dor; er bate
ange6li4 geieben, ME 9erpel oie9aro
in bic Sai6e bes 6remoen ftette.
Cine ungene4me % II e
rung 1T auf ben 3iigen Der "Weitl.
Marpldnoer gifenba9n" ein9efi9rt
inorben. 0u8 gaFagier : 9epartez
ment Der 8a6n bat ~ungetiinbigt, oab
pom 27. Suli an Der DaggOn Set
tps6urg" in 0ienIt geiteut uno Dem
I'm SIS pom 9iGenitr. : 9dRn4ofe
abge6enben s3uge nu4 9agerstopn
u~nge6Gngt peroen piro. 0ura oieie
Heuerung pirb ben 9afa9ieren Elm
8aggon our @erfiigung geIteQt, in
pel6em 6equeme Stii6le gsgen gez
rinqe 8ergiitung ben Reiienben Die
Retie angene6mer MAIDEN tperoen.
So9n 8ogt mar II n b 0 r
fi6tig.- Cine &n5a6l 9erBaftnn<
gen fpe9en unge6ii6rli4en 8etragens
funo geftern Qtbeno i'm mittleren 9tz
itrift TAFT. Inter ben @erbafteten
befano fi6 Der ~33ziG6rige SObn 6.
@oqt BON 8~aroenpiGe, Der bonn 9ez
Rimpoli5iften Sobn &ruB feitgenomz
men parb uno ii4 babel CUR We9re
febte, infolge bs7en audi bic Qni4ulz
bigung beg t6atti4en Qngriffs ouf
ben 9oli3eibeamten gegsn thn erboz
ben ipdrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
@rtbur's Nahfulger.

GIebeIarb, D., %. Suli. -
Na4 ben Stututen Der r8riioeri4aft
Der 2ofomotipfibrer" tpirb Der erite
6llfssG6ef 81. S. gOungiOn Offi3ielz
les 9uupt Der 8riioeri4aft als Na4z
folger bes beritorbenen Ghefs g. 80.
4rt6ur. 9a a6er Youngion i4per
frant barnieber lisgt, bat man i'm
bon benz Sobs Qrt6ur's nod ni4t un>
terri9tet. Der 5peite Aiiiitent, 8. g.
Sngru6am, Der mad ben Statuten err
tier NiIiitent pirb, ptrb bus Imt abz
le6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
yoagcmmene Gefuno6eit.

6olten sic Sbren 8Orper burd ben
aelesentliden Gebrau9 bon Sutt's
Qeberz pinen o~onitdnbis in Orbnuns.
sic reguliren ben Sarmtunal unb ers
Seuger
Ginfu krdftiasn e6rpsr.
aopHdmersen, Malaria, 9aGIenIsis
ben, Weritopfuns unb dhnlide aranf=
heiten tperben ~ponitanbis furirt burd
Iutt'S 3eter.Y iMe,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
u b q 3 +.
No6 cine neue Gntpidelung Der I'm
ter7udung i'm 9OitOienit.-Gbu5.
6eoges ,gefeuert".

"N5""S -" PNNN"" SF"~'
9eOges n~gefeuert".
@af6tngton, .. e., %. Suli.
- G6arles 9eoges puroe beute unter
Der 4ntIoge, iein Sogebu4 gefdIi4t Ii:
feline Pfli4ten berna4ldiiigt 31 buben,
BON ieiner SteQe ais superintendent
bes 6rei : Qblieferungs : 9ierites i'm
goitz0epartement abgeieBt. Wie es
beiBt, meIoete er ii9 bienftli9 BON berz
i6teoenen Orten aus, I'm R~eiIeIpeien
gu be3ieben, nG6renb er ni4t bort,
uno man6mal iOgar 9unOerte BON
W}eilen BON ben angegeben Orten entz
fernt mar.
9eOge5 tpurbe am 1. Suti 1898
Oom 10. teruniI6en GongreBs0 iftrift
aus i'm 9oit0ienite angeiteQt unO am
l. Suli 1901 gu ieiner IeBten StsGe
bef0rbert. @r iteQt natiirIi9 bic gez
gen i'm erbobenen Qntlagen in 46rebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
gpateite &abslberi6te.
4mt fir GOnuelo'S
6 dtten.

@dtten.
2onbon, %. Suli. - Der Ser
8og bon Marlborough 1T gum Inter
itadtsietretGr i'm &olontuldmt err
nunnt fporben. (0ie 9emuhlin Oes
9er3ogs 1T befanntIi4 cine ~geborene
@onIuelo 8anber6ilt BON Nerp>gort.)
Sener @3drenbeiu4 in
Rpm.
Berlin, %. Suli. = SIN Sim
Bid auf ben g3arenbeIu4 in RonI
per0ffentli9t bic Wisner r3eit" folz
genoes Selegrumm: Sn elmer groben
@erIammIung BADEN bic r0mi9en
8epubIitaner bei9loFer, ii9 Dem 8ez
fu9 bes g3uren in 3om nit alien
MitteIn gu piDerieBen unO Inn einen
feinbIt9en Gmpfang bor3ubereiten.
Die 8egierung lit gegeniiber bieiem
Sreiben Der 1mitur3parteien, fir oaS
aud bus bemotratiI9e 8latt yMtefdz
gero" eintritt, bisber ma9tlos.
9rtn3effin 8Ondparte
berleBt.
Qpnbon, %. SuIi. - Mie aus
9aris %telegrdpbirt pirb, erlitt 9rinz
2efiin Mut6iIoe 8onaparte fir5Ii9
einen @6luganfan. Die 9rin3e7iin
fam bierbei gu san unO 5og ii4 einen
@9enteI6ru4 gu. 9u ibr 8efinoen
5iemli6 acknowledgement 1T, purOe
9rins 2ouis 8onaparte aus Stills
bier6er 6erufen.
4n9ebIi4 elm MtBoerz
fdnbniB.
QDnbpn, %. Sult. - Sn Der
SabresDerfammlung Der u8ritii3
gfort6 8orneo Company" fam bic
tiir5li6e 8eIiBergreifung Der iie6en
tleinen SnIeln an Der &iiite Don 8Orz
neo bur9 bic Ser. Staten our Sprdz
DE. Der 8orIiBer, 9arlumentsmttz
glieO Marten, CAB Die 4u8tunft, baB
Die Snfeln, tpel3e ft6 lett % Sdbren
i'm britii6en 8eiiB befdnoen, in teiz
mem @ertrage nit irgenO elmer Mu4t
iemaIs ertpG6nt porben tpdren. Der
Observation-Disclosures Comic ertldrte,
IS banbele Ii4 ni6t I'M cine Srage
aggreIiiben @orge6en5, ionDern lebtgz
1i6 nm Elm MiBDeritdnoniB. Na4 Ell
ner 4uffldrung piirOen Die Ser.
Staten ibren &nipru4 auf bic Snz
feln fdIen lafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

*** Der v2ubur : 2pceum Der :
elm" peranItdltet am nd4iten Sonntdg
einen groBen 4usflug mad Summit
@rope am5tonep@@re reel II. 5fpdr duF
benz Odmpfer 80. s. 2epis". Der
Iel6e Derldbt 0pOfOn's @erfte am
Sube Der 0Ort%Strabe um 4 l16r
frib, 8 u6r Morgens unb 2 r6r
Na6mittass unb bdGt an 8rotpn's
Werfte am 5ube pom 8roaOpab an.
Der 5ubrpreis betrdgt nur 25 Gents
fir @rfpa4iene, uno es limb por5iigz
Tide 8orbereitungen bafir ~getroffsn
pprDen, 10 oab ii4 Sung unO 4lt gut
omuiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
$500 n a d p9ilabelpbiau D
auriid &. $500

am nG9iten @onntug. ben 26. SuGi.
ouf Der rpenniplOania giien6u9n,"
$3.50 mad G6eIter, $1.00 mad Wil=
mington unb 5uriid. Spe3iul3us per=
lGBt ben Union : 8a6nbof sos Mor=
gems. (204-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

x Der n-Mo3artzMdnneraor"
peranitaltet am nG4iten @onntag Ell
men groBen 4usflug nu4 &iefer'S
garf am Mioole Rioer. Dieter jun8e
duBerit lebensfG6ige unb bei'm leBten
@dngerfeite preisgefrOnte 9ersin Derz
ite6t es, 6eite gu feiern, pie tie fallen,
unb bat aud fir OieIen 4usflug piez
Der groBurtige arrangements getrofz
fen, 10 oaB einem jeOen 8eIuder elm
peraniqter Sag in Qusii4t ite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Srtntta p's 9bee unb
adffee.-Seit 80 Sabrsn beriibmt
tpesen QualitGt unb preiIe. 6. ..
Gcnnng o.. 60 2dben- (60iaS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Xxx Sin groBes 6uoiIdes 9Oltsfeit
finoet am Montag, ben 3. 4uguit, i'm
Wet : Gno : 9art itatt. Der Gin
tritt piro fret 1ein, unO auBer Gons
3ert uno San3muiit miro ben 6eItbez
Iu6ern 9reigtegeln uno 9reiSf4tez
ben, fotpie piele unpere 8eluitigungsn
ge6oten. Sin jeoer 8aoenier, iopte
6us 9u6litum i'm N1gemeinen 1T our
8et6eiliqung eingeluoen tporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

osftern in Der Iiiblifen 9oli5eiitation
3ur @erbanDlung, inbem oalelblt bic
Is Sabre ate Negerin Gt6el 8enio ion
BON Nr. 419, Weitz9umburgitrdBe,
fi6 auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin gu berz
%antporten bate, i6r neuge6prenes
Sinh Dor 3ipei Wo6en in einen Ibort
oenorfen gu baden. 9as Sinh purbe,
nie i'm v0suti6en GOrreIponbenten"
6eriatet, re9t5eitig bon einem Rufen>
oenohen bes 5rauenaimmers gerettet.
0a bas 6ruuen5immer bei4por, baB
bas 8tnb bas Spfer zines llnfaQes
mar uno elm 4r5t bic M09li4feit Ell
nes Ipl6en @orfalles beitGtigte, mics
8oliseiri9ter Gobertipn bic &nf4ulz
bigung ab.
8ru9 elm 8sin. - Ser 81
Sabre ulte Sumes Gurep bon Gr.
1919, 8aferitrabe, fiel geItsrn an Der
Gds BON SotpdrDz uno 9ermanitr.
BON einem Wasen uno brad iein
redteS Velr. Sr fpurpe IN Der UNI
bulun5 bes peitIi6sn Siftritts nab
Isiner @o6nung ssbra4t.
5."-0er @eidngz
persin rGi6enfran5" belt geitern
4benb in Sgnab 3orn's 9ane, @de
BON @ougbz unb 3. StraBe, Sigh
lanbtopn, cine gut beiu4te cling
itunbe ab, in pelder Die Gbore fir ben
nd6iten SOmmerausflug eingeiibt
puroen. Sn Der 9ei4dftsiiBung, in
tpel6er !6r. Sobn Sauie ben 8oriiB
fibrte, tpurOe cine @tnlaoung bes
rMoaart : Mdnner9ors" gu beHen
Stiftungsfeit angenommsn. 3pei
attiDe Mitslieber fanOen Qufnabme in
ben 8srein.
Srtnttaennp's Sbee IN b
8dffee.-Seit 80 Sabren beriibmt
tpegen Qualitdt unb Preile. 6. ..
Gcnnngp o., 60 QGben. (6OiaS)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-20
The Little Things That Satisfy.

dolly before the hospital?'
wmper had the rhaired child made since heavy
the street front of
eight old.
had bent her you're brave
doll
with
a
table with
0
n a
happy world of her ownhers and the dolys
ashamed, before a radiant
All related little
physician,
of
with
1 waso only a ing--tha
a with
Of
which stepped
nc
a n a
give all
he has gained the all his
in
face of DEATH
1 life, a
that
nothing world.
find
is
to
o reall
many Journey seeking the
daisies and the volets?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-20

George Fitzpatrick and John King
who live in a lodging house at Main
when Officer Lester hove in sight
and Lester, who is more than six feet
tall with a weight above 200 pounds,
nearly had heart failure when Fitz-
patrick Rugged him about the waist
sobbing and begging to be locked up
instead of his friend King.
In police court this afternoon
Fitzpatrick was fined 81 and costs for
being drunk. and King was fined Sic
and costs for disorderly conduct.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-20
k00TENA| CENTRAL To
OPEN A RICH COUNTRY

As the Kootenai Central railway in
British Columbia is now assured, ny
the government granting a bonus of
$4,000 per mile, or $685. for the 100
miles from Elko to Golden, mining men
of Spokane who are deeply interested in
districts along the line of construc-
ton are anticipating something or a
boom in the Fort Steele district.
1t has long been known beyond a
doubt that the mineral resources along
the PROPOSE line are as varied as they
are rich. Vast bodies of high grade
mineral have been opened up in many
sections of the district. Extensive
lodges of free-milling quartz are found
in the main range. All the elements
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOND ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial election will be held in school
district, No. 81. Spokane county, state
of Washington. on the 7th day of No
vember. 1908, for the purpose OF de-
termining whether or not the d.
rectors of said school district shall
borrow money and issue bonds of the
district in the sum OF two hundred
thousand dollars $2O0.000) for the
purpose of purchasing sites and erect
ing school buildings. Said bonds. IL
issued, shall bear interest not to ex-
coed four and one-half per cent per
annum, payable semiannually, and
bonds to be payable twenty years
from date thereof.
The election will be by ballot.
Those in favor Of the issuing of
bonds as above specified will vote.
Bonds, Yes; those opposed, Bonds,
No."
The polls will be open from
o'clock a. IN. to Z o'clock p. m.
The polling places will be as fol-
lows:
Ward 1. Building EFT Third ave-
nue..
Ward 2. High school.
Ward 3. Washington school.
Ward 4. Bancroft school.
Ward s. Webster school.
Bisbee precinct. Bankson Bros.
lumber office.
BY order of the board of directors.
Dated this nth day of October.
1908. Il. G.. THOMAS,
Secretary of tho Board of Directors.
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Missionary Convention.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 20.-The ff.
ty-seventh annual meeting of the Amer
lean Missionary society was formally
opened today in Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. The proceedings are to
continue three days. Prominent among
the distinguished churchmen and mis-
sion workers in attendance are Rev.
Washington GLADDEN., d. d., of Column
bus, o.; Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, d.
d., of Brooklyn, and President Thwing
of Western Reserve university. The
rtpores Of the officers show that the
now has 749 missionaries in
the field. The financial condition of the
association shows that the expected
gain has not been made and that the
increase in donations has not equaled
the shrinkage in estates. The sum Of
1869 500 was received and expended dur-
ing the last fiscal year.
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The appearance OF Richard Golden
in king Dodo." under the manage
ment of Henry w. Savage, at the Spo-
kane theater Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee, Is a
matter of more than ordinary interest
to theatergoers. After Il most pros
porous season in all the large cities
Henry w. Savage will give our pa
irons the opportunity of enjoying an
evening that will be profitable to all
lovers of catchy music. king Dodo"
will be given with the same splendid
stage settings that characterized it's
production at Days theater. New
York city, and the Studebakcr in
Chicago, a cast of metropolitan fav-
orites. and a chorus OF rare beauty
and vocal ability. No comedy-opera
has more pleasing numbers that can
be sung or whistlcd on leaving the
theater and '"The Tale of q BUNDLE
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Two Boys Nabbed.

COLVILLE, Wash, Oct. 20.-Town
Marshal J. S. Wright caught Les Tur-
ner and Billy Ryan, two recalcftrant
youngsters, in the act of entering the
grocery store of Miss Mabel Lynch.
The young lady had gone to lunch, and
as she had been missing valuables from
the store at the noon hour for mum.
Der of days, she decided to put a watch
in the store, and as a result the town
marshal bagged his game in a very short
time after taking charge of the task.
Prosecuting Attorney Kirkpatrick will
file case of burglary against the lads
and as they are both past the age of
l6 years, they may be sent to the pen
| tentiar.
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Charges Are Filed.

As anticipated by the meeting of the
city council two weeks ago, the charges
preferred by Charles II. Wolf against
City Commissioner Frank p. Weymouth
were placed on file when they came up
for consideration before the finance
committee of the city council yesterday
afternoon.
A resolution that the county pay hall
the salary of the clerk of Justice Hin
kle's court was endorsed. More than
half the work done by this clerk has
to deal with state cases.
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While the Men Harvested 5;
the "Women Folks" Voted

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 2O.-(Special.)
Not long ago majority of the school
boards in the rural districts of Kansas
issued orders forbidding women teachers
to receive attentions from men during
the school terms and fixing as penalty
for violation forfeiture of part of their
salaries. The women teachers did not
say great deal when they heard Of
the order, except that the boards were
composed of lot of cold sticks" who
wouldn't know a cupid from the side
of barn. Then they went to work.
Women can vote for school board
members in Kansas. The returns Of
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Will Assist City.

The city council of yesterday decided
to avail itself of an offer made by
Arthur d. Jones to put water mains
into Richland park. because Mr.. Jones
offered to do the work for 5000 less than
the estimated cost made bv the board
Of public works. Mr.. Jones estimate
of the cost was not to exceed 5000.
and the estimate of the board was
$4,000.
1t was decided to let j. d. Sherwood
pay the cost of condemning four lots
in Houghton & Galatians addition.
The lots stood in the way of building
the new southeast boulevard, in which
Mr.. Sherwood is deeply interested
through owning real estate.
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for smelling fluxes, such as limestone
and iron, are found in the KootenN
valley Y
The coal areas of Crows Nest pass,
consisting of over 900 acres, are
tributary to the line. Petroleum is
found in the extreme southeastern sec
ton. Placer mining on Wild Horse
creek and Bull creek is feature that
has produced thousands of dollars. al
ready. The numbering industry is now
assuming proportions and there: is a
magnificent area of timber The rivers
of the valley, fed from streams on
the western slope of the main orange
Of the Rockies, afford ample water sup
Yl,.
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Wisconsin Women Meet

APPLETON, Wis, Oct. 20.-The an
Federation of Woman's clubs opened
here today with a large attendance.
Prominent among the visitors is Mrs.
Dimies I. Denison, president of the
General Federation of Women's clubs.
Delegates are in attendance from Ra-
cine, Eau Claire, Oshkosh, Msrinette,
Green Bay, Sparta, Beloit, Milwaukee,
Waukesha and numerous other points.
The convention continues through
Thursday. Today's proceedings were
purely of a routine character.