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The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10
COMING and GOING.

! in the Buford region.
Colonel Montgomery had some
cases before the court.
s. J. Lewis is with us again after
several weeks In the Gunnison region.
John Wilson OF ThOrnburg reports
the third cutting of alfalfa IN the
stuck.
Herman Richner WAS in attendance
looking after business before the
court.
J. A. Alley of Morganville, was a
city visitor in the early part Of the
week.
Mrs. J. w. g. Shepherd Of Buford,
was the guest OF Mrs. G. 7. Carney
this week.
Hon. A. o. Weber, n prominent
business man of Aspen, looked us
over this week.
Mrs. J. w. Sprague of Piceance IL
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. $.
Howey, this week.
Henry Wilson of Thornburg ex-
changed greetings with his Meeker
friends this week.
p. +. Reinhardt, big, jolly and full
of fun, brought the court in from
Steamboat Springs.
Henry Studtman and daughter,
Oscar Fletcher and s. V. Shankland
were In from Angora.
Assessor Thompson spent the week
Mt the county seat atattending to official
duties and court matters.
Mrs. John Leary from Pueblo il in
In on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Ellis of this place.
r. r. Bittinger, manager Of the
Montgomery Cattle company. was II
town visitor during the week.
A. b. Critchlow was one of the
many Piceance folks who took in the
town during the current week.
f. Mcmillan, father of Ed McMil-
Ian Is over from Glenwood. Mr.. Nc
MILAN is n fine carpenter and may
locate here.
G. Farnsworth, Judge Foreman and
Ed Wilson were among the White
River city people who visited Meeker
during the week.
Hon. Ed T. Taylor was one of the
prominent attorneys in attendance at
court. Mr.. Taylor had some impor-
tant water cases on hand.
George Letchmere was among the
numerous Piceance people who took
in the county seat this week, attend
ing to court and other matters.
w. l.. Pattison, the noted North
Fork guide, was in town this week
escorting party he had had in the
hills (after benD to the railroad.
J. G. Davis, president and general
manager Of the Hugus company,
came in Thursday evening. Mr..
Davis will be here for some days.
J. s. Barnes and son, Frank, re-
turned Wednesday from Kansas City
where they had been with a ship
ment of beef. They reported very
poor market.
Henry Lehman, chief game warden
for the Yampa river district, was In
this week. Mr.. Lehman will join
the other wardens doing duty in the
western end Of the county.
Chss. T. Limberg and his attorney,
John f. Ewing, were in from Lead
willie Sunday. Mr.. Limberg had
some business before the district
court but it was carried over.
R. G. Walker of Marion, KY, and
]. H. Hfllyard of Denver, were
among the prominent people from the
outside who visited Meeker this
week. Both gentlemen were looking
for Investments and both left very
well satisfied with what they heard
and saw.
Rangely was represented at the
county seat by Il large delegation Of
citizens, some of whom had business
before the commissioners and others
We're attending district court, while
others were shopping and seeing the
sights. Among them We're J. NJ.
Walsh, Miss Belle Walsh and Ed
Walsh, ]. w. Frizzell, F. NJ. Everly,
F. Mclaughlin, NJ. Stateler, John
White, Art Fairfax and Lou Hahn.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

After an Illness lasting for several
weeks, DIR. Young is again able to be
around.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

Bruce Ikeler, the Aspen plumber,
is in doing the plumbing and install
ling the heating plant in the Wild
hack residence.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

Last nights advices show that cat
tie have gone up the past week full.
25c per hundred.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

The ladies' Of the Methodist church
will give chicken-pie supper
Wednesday, October 18th, from to 8.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10
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Addrass NIL communications to
THE MEEK Err HERALD.
Meeker, Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

Hand made harness and saddles
All goods guaranteed. Also carry II
full line of factory goods. Prices the
lowest. Patrouiae home industries.
HAsrKE 4 SHEETs
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

The county commissioners were in
session nearly all week. Their pro-
ceedings in full will appear in next
weeks issue.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

The Sheridan-Davitt block Is going
skyward very fast these good days.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

w. o. Patton and Lou Eager are
now getting along nicely and gaining
strength as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10

In the Review of. Reviews for Oc-
tober are two articles on the problem
of the country school which deserve
special attention. Professor Hays.
Of the University Of Minnesota,
The Meeker herald., 1903-10-10
Stops the Cough and WORKS off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tuhicts cure II !
euid in one day. No care, 80 pay. Prico sSc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
GuLPENRERG
r ..
Scr 5nnerldiT8e saben
% unO % @efsocringtOns, maize Gbarlcssstr.
@'$ serta"f sfSstf BON WQ(C66oren Jf(eiOerlto0en
Oer ie irt @altintore ftnttfnnn.
9DeiRe frnihbnre stuifc.

5000 Yurb5 5a6ritrefe bon feiner
Dei4 dppretirter NdinIppt, 36 3oQ
brett, 25c. bOm StHf nert6, nur in
Ea6ritreIten .............. 125c.
Seine ipeiBe 8a74tleiDeritoffe,
Satin 2ace" 9eitreift, 15c. ptrt4,
fir .........................9e. &c.
0urb breite merceri3eD U(dOrds,
25c. tpertb, fijr..........12 .123c.
Yaro breite merceri3eb OTfDros,
fir Daiit5 uno &leiOer paiienO, 30c.
Dertb, fir ................17c.
Sucquaro MdoraS, Mtla5 geftreif:e
Gffette, SOC. fpert6, fir ....... 29c.
5nOiIde8 2innen 50 3ou brett,
1876. pertb, fir ............9c SC.
S5nOii4es Qinnen, 80 3oQ brett,
18c. ipert6, fir ..............11c.
68z5Ouige feline p,iBe 0rganoies,
35c. tpertb, fir ............ 19c.
Periii6e Qann, AZ 3oG brett, 40c.
iperth, flir ................ 24c.
Rabenidpar3e Srganbies, nQace"
geitreiftegffette, zoe. nert6, fir 1870.
6eine en8lif4e atIaBgemuiterteg}az
bras, 40c. ipert6, fir .......... 25c.
U2erceri5eO idpur3e 9renubine,
&tIas u2ace" gsitrsift, SOC. pert4,
tur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35c.
Shiuar5c 9lciScrItDFfc.
4O=30uige glGn3enOe W2o6uir 374e.
45=30uige gIGn5enbe Sicilian U}oz
6air ....................5 SOC.
54z50ut8e feinite SeiOen W}Oz
hair .....................6 SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
9rins 6einridl fpmmt pitber.

0af6ington, .. g., 16. U}ai.
- Sin 6erDorrugenDer Regierung8bez
amter, nel6er Ii6 al5 periDnli6er
/ Syreunb be5 9rin3en 6einri8 BON
9reuBen betra3ten bari iagte geitern,
0aB Der Bring i'm Sabre 1904, nidt
in offi3ieQer Gigenidaft, ionOerH in
cognito no4 einmal na9 ben Der.
Stauten tommen niirbe, I'm bic Qusz
ftelIung in ct, 2ouis gu befu9en unb
cine uusgebe6ntere Sour Our6 Die
Ser. Staaten gu MAIDEN, ais pie iie
i'm pergangenen Sabre m0gli6 mar.
Der Bring piinI6t fir feline Hei1e i'm
nG61ten Sabre teinerIei Offentlide
@mpfGnge uno 5eten, Ionoern poae
gun3 ais 9riputburger eri6eineu. gr
ioa beabii6tigen, uu9 Der &iiite Oe5
Sti1en 03ean8 eineu 8eIu4 a65uz
itatten.
Neitere U}elOungen aus Berlin
beuten an, baB aud anoere DeutI6e
9rin3en unb 6iirften Die 8eltausItel=
lunq in ct. Qouis be7u6en ner0en.
G8 iit ni6t ausqsf6loTen. oaB Der
Rronprin3 nit 9e1. Ige un0 begleitet
bon ieinem 8ruOer giteI tOmmen
tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
Tarbiae fpafhbare stuffe.

8rttii4e BATTLE, 80 3Oa brett,
8lumen 9eiiinS, e4tfarbig, 7c.
tpertb, flIr. ................. 34c.
2innen appretirte 2apn8, bor3iigz
li4 i4par3 unb fpeiB, blau unb rpeiB,
roia unO peiB, 10c. pertb, fir. Sc.
Mdrineblaue poltu Dot 8ud
Suitin9s, in alien 8rOBen punttirt,
aLlentbalben fir 1876. bertauft. 64c.
&leioerz8ing6ams, groBe Quspa6I
BON bOr3iigli6en Wtuitern, 15c. pert6,
&c.
SemItit6so Orgonoies, feinites
5abritat Der Sui5on, peiBer Inter
grunb unb f60ne 8lumen : 9efiins,
25c. tpert6, fir r........1 1876.
5run30iif6e MuOrus, edt, SO 3oG
brett, 2Oc. tpertb, fir. ir......95c &c.
@ngIii6 gemuiterte Spiifes, Qace
Gffette unO ScroG U}uiter, 25c.
pertb, fir ..............15c 15c.
Bette garO breite engIiI6e gercaz
leg, 15c. tpert6, fiir.........84c 4c.
9euteue be 6oie, f6liat far6ige
open ucsz"GFfstte, roia, beG6lau,
9eIio, g2ile, grau, IObfurbig, Garbi=
nal, tpeiB unO T4par3, 375c. Qualiz
tat, fir ....................15 .15c.
@ngliI8e 2Biques, tpeiBer 8runo
nit I6pur3en Muitern, 125c. nert6,
36>30uige engIifhe 3ep6prs in
neueiten rSnOipfIate" Gffeften, ro7o,
belI unO mittelOltDe, Braun, grau, 27c.
tDert6 Observation-Disclosures. .15c.
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gns rrfr 8lnt.

q E n=g ort, Is, 0}ai. - Die err
fte 8Iutt6at i'm Grbarbeiteritrite lit
leiber beute 3u ber3ei4nen. Ginige
Striter, nel6e ii8 ion7t muitergiiltig
6ena6men, beparfen Elm 6Gufletn if
rer QanO5Ieute, pel4e Die Qrbeit bei
elmer StraBenniDeuirung i'm 8ronr
aufgenommen batten, nit Steinen,
porauf Elm 6anbgemenge entitanO, in
Oeifen @erIauf 6rant 8attaIto, elmer
per 2lrbeiter on Der 184. StruBe unD
Morrisz2lDenue, einen Striter, g}u=
mems GiraneGi, nit einem 8a5irmeIz
fer nieberfta4. On Giruneui'5 2lufz
tOmmen lpirO ge3peifelt.
Die Situation tn5unneIitrite mar
aud cine unoerdnoerte geblieben. Die
sStaIiener 6ielten ibre @erfummlungen
ab, porin iie chamber beitGrtten, aus
5u6arren, unD ber6ieIten Ii9 friebli6.
Die gontrattoren itelten 2lGs5 elm,
mas fih i6nen anbot; es iit dber frag=
It9, ob in5geiammt iie me6r, alS 600
bis 800 Mann an Der Qlrbeit butten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17

SSn 6omeiteab cine Snbuitriei6ule gc=
baut, - 2tuf Der Stdtte Ieiner
frii6eren 96dtigteit bat oerStabI=
f6nig bic S6uIe erridten IaRen.
QlQes ouf's Bette etngeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17

Q8iFen Sic benn nitt, OaB
Sie feinen 2lugenblid nit einem
Su6Ititut fir Sbre nah=0em=
Diner Gisarra Dorlie6 nebmen
piroen?
0orum fouteu Sie na6 ejnem
Subititut fir unieren g25mpe=
rial" Qn3ug aus Serge fir Den
SDmmer iu6en?
G8 gie6t teine5 in Baltimore.
g}irgen05 t0nnen sic iold' Ell
nsn 2(n3ug fir $3.50 firoer.
9erfette5 8aFsn, au5Qe3eia=
rete 3uribtunq, neueIta W}ooe.
Sin DDer ooppeIrei6iga 80de,
mir paI7en iis %56nen an un0 bal
ten Sbren 2ln3us uno 6oien &C.
bijgeIt.
QBir 6oben I6par3c 86ibet
ooer 6ancD G6eDiot 2lu5ii9e bier
fir $3.50, in ieoem dn0eren ga
ben in Baltimore $40.
2aiIen Sic ii6 pom beiBen
g3ctter Mot in S6rem 0tnt2r=
an3uq iiber6olen
Wenn Sic 7ja fanqen IaTen,
.r..rr..- -, S-E:, r-L.--.L.--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
gfWnb's Gei6rnf.

Syn 6omeiteao cine Sn0utrief6uIe 8e=
baut. - 2tuf Der 5tdtte Ieiner
frH6eren 86dtigteit bat OerStabl=
f6niq bic 56ule erri6ter laiIen.
- 2tGes ouf's Bette eingeridtet.
6omefeuD, Qa., Is. W}ai. -
6omeiteao bat SFeItgepano ungelegt
gu G6ren oe5 Gta6lt0niqs G6arlesW}.
68pab, osTen bo6ber3ige Stiftuna
cine bier erri6tete 5dnDperterIhule
(SFree synouitrial S6ooD 6eute y}afz
mittag eingetpeibt piro. gu Dem 6efte
1T Der g6rengaIt nit Ieiner Satin,
ieinem 8ruoer SoIepb unD 3ablrei6en
5reunDen BON g2eDz9ort eri6ienen.
Die ginDeibungSFeier beginnt 6eute 2
ll6r Ia6mittQqs nit elmer groBen
9araDe, an nelder $4,000 9eriOnen
tbailne6men tperDen.
Die Don Dem Stablt0nig ge56entte
Snbuitrie7auIe ift Elm ituttlt6er 9au,
Der nit einem &oItenaufDanb Don
$125,OOO erri6tet puroe. 8ei Der
feierIiben ltebergo6e Der 2lnitaIt an
Die Ort5be60roen peroen Reoen bal
ten: 9rof. 6. 80. 0ooDnaro pon Der
ct. Qouifer l1nipariitdt, Der eigentIis
DE 8riinoer Der 6anbnerterihulen in
ben Ser. Stuuten; 9r. Rdt6an s.
66Gffer, StoatsI6uI Superintenz
bent bon 9enn5Dlpanien; Or. 6enrp
6out; 9rof. U}. q. 8raf6ear, Sang
Ter Der n0eitern llniperittdt, unO
S6ulIupertntenoeut Samuel 6amil=
ton BON Bitt56urg.
Dor peniger. ul5 5n0lf Sabren mar
S6nab mod 8etriebsleiter Der 6ome=
=5ta6Iperte, un0 nG6renD 7eiz
neg 6ier7ein5 bat er ftets regen 2(nz
t6eil an alien 2tngeIegan6eiten Don
Offentli6em 5ntereFe genommen. Den
8ertb elmer fa6qemdBen Qu5biIoung
Der 6anoDerfer bate er aus eiqener
grfabrung 3u 56GBen gelernt, unO
I6on i'm Sabre 1896 IieB er in Dem
@rogeI6oB elmer bieiigen 0ffentliaen
S6ule cine 6anonerferIhule errinz
ten. 8naben purben bort in Der
6anO6abung bon Dert5eug unterz
ri6tet, nG6renb U}Go8en 4nleitung
i'm 8o6en un0 Ion5tiQer 6uu5drbeit
erbieIten Der 8eIu6 Der S6ule
DurDe aQmG6liA 70 3ablrei6, DaB ibz
re 8dumIi4feiten iid al5 gu be-
I4rdntt eripieIen. 9arduf entI6IoB
ii4 Der Stablf0nig, Elm beIonDere8,
alien 2tnForoerungsn entIpre6enoe5
8ebdu0e fir feline S5n0uItrieiauIe err
rihten gu IaIen.
Die neue 2nituIt 1T Elm bretIt0diqes
8ebdube. 5m @rbgeIhoB befinOen
iia Die W}aT6inenz unD &eFelrGume,
cine eIettriI6e =Qlnloqe,
cine Observation-Disclosures uno bic
GhenqieBerei. 0u8 erIte StOfnert
1T fir cine S6uieoez uno W}aI6tnenz
Bertitdtte eingeri6tet unb enf6Glt
3ugIeid 6emiI6e un0 eIettriI6e Ca
borotorien. Die gGume i'm 3neiten
StOtnert bienen fir te6ni76en Set
6enunterri6t, 6ol3mobeGiren uno
3immermann8urbeit. Sine &unit=
i6ule fir 0}aIunterri6t in 0aTer=
furben unb 6drbitift befinoet Ii6 i'm
britten Stofpert. 0ort liegen audi
Die Mdb6entIafen mo ltnterri6t i'm
NG6en uno 8oden gegeben ipir0. On
oere 8Gume in bieiem Stofpert bic
nen ais SpeiieIaaI uno Gmpfangsz
5tmmer. 9uS oberite StodDerf iit
uIs 2lubitorium nit 700 SiBplGBen
unb elmer gerGumigen 8U6ne eingez
rihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
W1nr Snttt
girEine gGalbbrdn0e.

DUBOIS, is. U}ai. - 8ar6ees
renDe WaIO6rGnDe piit6en inn iiios
lffen G6etIe bie7a8 GountD5, Sci
Gurrb=Run fino etDa att D}iuionen
Sub 8auboI3 Dernjhtet DorDen, unO
3pei GountD=8riidan, ioDie Elm Al
W}eilen lanqe5 8d6ngsleiIe, Del6es
na6 ben 8GIOern fu6rt, puroen ger
it0rt. Die 9}a6ri6ten aus ben 8dlz
bern lauten Oa6jn, DaB Die 5ldmmen
itiinOIi6 meter nm Ii6 gretfen, unO
fans nidt 6olo Regen fdut, Die gam
gen 0al06eitGn0e Der 9erniatung
ar6eimfauen perOen.
Der bereit5 anqeri6tete S6a6eH
belGuft iib in bic 6unoerttauIenOe,
unO babel 1T nod feline 9}ettung in
5i6t. Die 6ol36dnDlerfirmer bali
ten 6unoarte Don Qlrbsitern 0amit Be-
T6dftiqt, bic 8rGnoe 3u betdmpFen,
o6er Der Grfolg lit nur gartng. 2tu5
alien 56silen Des Gountp5 tDmmeH
Ru6ribten BON QalObrdnDen.
8reen5burg, 16. W}ai.-9On
Reuem niitfen Walo6rdnoe in ben
BERGEN bon G6eitnut Rioge. 9}a6e
8lairsDiue tit Elm i'm Baloe geIe8ene5
Quno6aus, @iqent6um Der 55irmu
Booth &c 5lDnn, in 5lammsn oufgez
qangen. Die 5elegrap6enitangen Der
ii6er ben 8ergrdnO bai 8ldirsDiua
fii6renoen Qinie Irnb Der6ranrt unO
Der @erfe6r nit Der 6eimqeiu2teu
gegenD 3ur 3eit unterbro6sn. Sci
Gate 6ouop, na6e 9lepz6lorence, iin0
bic qroBen SGgemii6len Der Spans
Qum6er g." BON Dem anridanOen
Seuermeer einqadi6srt norDen. Die
5lammen ba6nsn iih ieBt einen Qfao
Der 0ernthtung Dur6 bic Wul0ungen
Bel Riogeoispz9art. 8eDo6ner aus
BEN nG6Itliegenosn Crten 9errD un0
W}iQpDoO iinb 6er6eigeeilt, Inn nit
Dereinter 8rdften ba5 entfeTelte Sc
ment gu betdmpfen.
untontomn, 16. 0}at. - Symz
mer neitere 8erit0rung Oro6t BON BEN
BaIobrdnOen in urIerer @egeno. S.
9. Coleman bon Cincinnati, Der 8rGz
ijOent ber Oriental Bomber 60, "
befinOet itd bier, unO feline Gompagz
ME trifft 9oriidt8moBregeln, Oamit
Die 6lammen Dem Pulpar6auie in
0lipbant, etnsm Der gr0Bten i'm
QunDe, ni6t naba t0mmen t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
i'm 6oteI me6rere Male bemertt gu
6aben.
Cine neue @inpdnoez B e
rungs tattpn fir 9o@
nDIulu.

6DnpIuIu, biu San 5ran5i5co,
16. U}ui. - s. g. Sargent, Der Sc
neral Ginpanoerung5 G0mmifdr
Der 8unbesregierung, lit uuf ietner
SSnIpettionsreiIe bier angeIungt. gr
nirb Die 6apaiii6en 4rbeit50erz
6dltniFe unb Die ginfiibrung aineii@
I6er RuIts fir Die PIantugenarbeit
unterfu6en. 2lu6 iou Elm geeigneter
8aupldB fir cine neue ginpanoez
rungsftati0n i'm 6afen pon 9pnOIuIu
au5getpd6lt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17

Where to spend the Summer
sutbdlt cine oroB; Qife bon 2ogrbduiern
unD 6otels in Baltimore uup 0urforozGouHtp
S5reibt nm Greutplar.
MARYLAND & PENEA R. r., CITY,
(Mal0 3Wtbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
@iiiinnar fir bre @arnIinen.

8oftOn, MoF., 16. U}ai. - Der
n@mericun 8ouro Of 5preign N2ifz
iiOns" ntro am 1. Sunni ben 8eberenb
gilbert u. Sagnop, einen 9euti6en
pm 9eburt, tpeI9er in ben Ser. r.Stauz
ten feline, Nus6iloung er6alten bat,
als meiteren W}iIiionGr na9 Der Sniel
Rut unter ben 8arolinen I6iden, aus
pel6er Dor &ur8em bic 30qlinqe Der
oprttgen ameritaniI9en 0}iifondre
ausgepieien purben. @r pirb benz
Reb. Wtdrtin g. Stinion beigegeben
perben, in beFen 6Gnben bic 2eitung
Der Miiiion Iiegt. 6r. Sagnon lit in
6toIp, gommern, geboren; er lit %
Sabre alt unb fam nit feinen @ltern
i'm Sabre 1881 na6 2lmerita, pO er
auf elmer 5urm uuf Gong Sslanb,
R.>g., aufpu9s. Dor u6t Sabren
trat in bas g}enarter t6eolooiI6e 6e@
minar in Bloomfield, R.zS., Elm uno
bat ioe6en Ieinen Rurfus beenoet.
Seine S6dtigteit auf ben &aroGinen
f7irO cine um 10 eriprieBli6ere iein
t0nnen, ais bic bprtigen 8e60rben baz
rauf beiteben, OaB in ben S6ulert Die
0eutf6e tSpru9e gelebrt niro unb Die
iibrigen 2tmeritaner ii6 Our4 bic I'm
fenntniB bieier Sprufe in i6rer 3bGs
tigteit bebin0ert ieheR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
Sie WarineioIhQten ron3tutrirf.

8af6ington, 3. g., Is. 0}at.
- Die geiamten 800 0}ann U}arina=
Soloaten, pel8e in OIongapo, 40
MeiIen BON 02aniIa con3entrirt fjnb,
peroan porIdufig ni6t na6 oen Ser.
Staaten 5uridge6ra6t urO aua lit
tain Sag feit 8sIeBt, Bis 3u pslhem
DteIel6en no6 bier 3uridta6ren iOGen.
Die 8eamten 0es U}arine=Departa=
ment8 fagen, 0aB Die CONCENTRATION
i'm @intlange nit einam 8l1ne ite6t,
bic U}arinetruppen nah unO mad
Ourd etn6etmiTde Gonita5ler gu err
IeBen. Gontrez2(omtral SPANS bat
6em Marine59epartement empfo6Ien,
in Qn6etra6t oer 0irren in G6ina bic
W}orinetruppen auf Der aiiutiiaen
Station DorIdufig ntdt gu re0u3iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
D. bpIntinn fehlnrldiInnrll.

8a19ingtDn, .. g., Is. 9}ai.
- Der 8eIan6te 0lerrp gu San Sole
melOet Dem Staat8z9epartemant 0a5
6OIgenOe; Die 8egierung 9}icuraz
gua's Fat Die Seeoampfer ungegriffen.
Die &enOMtiOn lit Elm 1EehLiALaa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
: perleo
9Iagemeines 6eIpra6 g1r. 1.

Wir mo6ten jeben Sonntuq
uno an geiptfen Sagen Der Woz
DE in bieIem Sommer unD
9erbIt tur3e aQgemeine @eTprGz
de nit S6nen ii6er Die DieIen
8ortbeiIe fiibren, bic SSbrer 8eloz
tuI9e, 9efunb6eit uno 8ludiez
ligteit erlpa6Ien t0nnten, nenn
sic Die S6nen ieBt gebotene
8iinitige GeIegen6eit benuBen
iDpllten, einen Dber me6rere 8au=
pldBe auf oieIer po6l6efannten
unO OerbientermaBen beliebtsn
OoritdOtii6en Wo6nungs g2tez
OerlaiIung an ft6 gu bringen.
Bir iino iiber3eugt, baB, penn
Sic bteie Offentli6 gefii6rten
8efprG4e mir leIen tpo[Iten, sic
nit uns odrin iibereinitimmen
iperben, buB Sic einen 6e6ler gez
mu6t bu6en, neil sic 30gerten,
ii9 einen 8uuplaB an eirer 5
@ents elettrif6en 8d6n 3u berz
i4uffen. Sic fo[Iten fi4 bes6dl6
entf6lieben, an einem Ro6mitz
tag oOer 6onntags mad OperIeu
uuf3u6re9en unb Die 8uupIGBe,
(oieiel6en iinO groB unO tied be-
ii4tigen. 8Ommen sic a6er 6dlO,
neil Die ieBt i'm 8uu bsgriFfene
8erldngerung Der eIsttrifhen
8dbn ben 8elbtpert6 oieIer
8runbftiide raid um bas 9opz
petite erbOben pirb. OberIed lit
ieBt 100 garOs ienIeits bes @noz
punttes Der 8eldtrz3oab (8uDz
StraBe) elettriT4en 8obn geIez
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
Gmfredlrr mndlen 8rnfr.

2Birming B am, 2lla., Is. I}di.
IT 0a5 Union 9aKagier 8iuet :
8iireau 1T pon Ginbrehern nm $1,000
befoblen noroen. 9ld6ere gin5eInAei=
ten fe6IeR nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-17
)1(ountatn ctOO Cottage,
GascaOs 3. ..
VSucnn 0Siffa Snrinas,

g8iro am /. sunni fir oi, Saiion gt0ffnet.
0ar aortiire Degsu 9coiuguuqtH on
(Blailg) Srau GIifs SeOb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-11
MAY BE A HOAX.
But Will Be Costly One for PERPETRATORS
if Discovered.

New York. May 10-The police have
so far failed to solve the mystery sur
rounding the leaving of a box of dyna-
mite on the Cunard Line dock, yester-
day. There is a diversion of opinion
among the officials as to whether the
matter was intended to be a hoax or
not. but all agree that the possibilities
of life were many.
Supt. Geo. Murray of the bureau of
combustibles. said, today, that there
were no defamation caps attached to the
dynamite sticks and that without these
caps it is not likely that the dynamite
would have exploded from a fuse. He
says. however, that if the box had been
given a sudden jar. at the time the
fuse burned down to the dynamite, an
explosion might have resulted. He also
said that he had experimental with thu:
clock work and concluded that it had
run about five hours when found and
that it still had about 80 hours to run
before operating the firing lever. He
does not believe a hoax was intended.
Inspector McCluskey can advance no
theory on the case. He said he would
have to wait until the results of his
efforts to learn who sent the box had
borne some fruit. He had a score OF
men at work all day endeavoring to
locate the wagon in which the box was
carried to the Cunard pier.
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-11
ROBBED OF 500.
Miss Margaret McPhee of Bath
Is the Victim.
Attacked by Stranger and Money
Taken--Cannot Identify Him.
Her Marriage, Next Wednesday, May
Have to Be Postponed.

Bath, Nc, May 10.-(SpeciaD.-A
Jack the Slugger" case was reported
10 the Bath police, late last ni~h-, ami
from all the facts considered, it has
thus far proven extremely mystifying
The victim was Miss Margaret McPhec
Of q Willow street, and she alleges
that the affair happened only short
distance from hCH home at about 8
o'clock, and that i'll addition to being
assaulted she was robbed of about 800.
Miss McPhecs own story of the case
is that she left her home early in the
evening to go down town. On her way
she met some friends who were going
to call and she went back with them.
They left at $50 and she went down
street with them and went to the
Alameda whore a public dance was be
ing held She did not remain but a few
moments, however, and came out about
S45 and started for home. She had
500 in a chatelaine purse which she
carried in her hand. Shortly after turn
ing off North street into Willow, she
discovered there was man behind her
and as he approached nearer, she turn
ed out one side to let him pass.
Here Miss McPhce says he threw
handkerchief over her head and tied it
across her mouth to prevent her
screaming, and that she knew no more
until she was discovered by her folks
lying near her back door. Her purse
was gone and she had no idea how she
reached home. for her mind was all
blank. A physician was called and af-
ter rendering what assistance was nee
cssary, examined the handkerchief, but
could not find any trace of drug on it.
The police arc working on the case, but
have no clcW, for they have no &C.
Scripti0n of the man, and the case
gives promise Of being Il hard one to
solve.
Miss McPhcc is about to be married,
next Wednesday morning having been
set for the wedding day at st. Marys
Catholic church, and at this time it is
feared the shock may prove to much
for her, and that the event will have
to be postponed.