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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11

Wafer beoeutenb b0ber seitiegen. Gin
8ru4 mar in Der 80i9ung Der Bal
ttmore>Obio=8a6n" eingstreten, mel
DE Die Stabt am noroli6en @nbe Be-
i4iiBte, uno bas Wdfer ergob Ii9
ii6sr bic nieorig gelegensR Grunbitiide
norolt9 uno norbDitli9 BON Der
Stabt. Der DOR benz 9sI6Gftspiertel
dufgeporfare Damn, bonn ReIapz
8a6nbof Bis na9 Der go6o=5tation,
5GIt ieoo9 nod Stunb. I'm 2 l1br
ibetrug Der 8aferitdnO bes 5lufes
37.9 SUB.
(Spdter.) - Seute 9l6enb ite6en
ndbe5u 3lpei 0rittsI bon Sf>St.
2ouis unter 8pei biz fiinf3ebn SUB
Wafer. 3pii4en Sonnenuntergdng
geitern 2lbeno unb 5ugesanbru9
Reute friib gingen elf Meni4enIeben
perloren, unb Der am @igentbum an
geri9tete Sdaben lGbt ii1 nod nidt
annG6erno i4GBen. Seit lesten Don't
neritag frib paren 5000 Wtdnn fat
beitGnoig auf ben Odmmen an Der
Qrbett, oermo6ten iebo9 nt9t, lie 81
retten. Die bon Den Giienbdbnz
0drbs, ben 8etreibe @lepatoren uno
Den 6abriten eingenommenen0iitritte
gleiden 6eute einem groben See. 0ds
8ef4GftS Centrum Der Stdbt uno
Die beiten, bon Wo6n6duiern einge=
nommener Oiitritte iino no9 trodsr,
ulein Riemdnb lpeib, auf lpie ldrge.
Soften Die 9epdfer bic 8Oi6ung
bur6bre6en, duf tpel6er Der 8roabz
man bic Stuot bon Often na9 Weften
burdtreu3t, 10 pirb bic gar5e StdOt
urter WaTer iteben. Der 8roabpdp
liegt ettpa Is SUB h0her, dl5 bic an
beren Straben unb t6eilt Die Staot
in 5tpei 9dIften.
Inter ben @rtruntenen befinben
Ii9 So6n 8ooliI6 uno orei 8inber
(tpel6e f6on oben eripGbnt tpurben),
6. $. S6erpooo unb Qaprence Dan.
QuBeroem peiB man bon 3pei5rauen,
Sipei Wdnnern unb einem 9inbe, ipeIe
DE ertrunten, iebo6 iinb ibre Numen
nod ni6t in Grfabrung gebradt.
SObn SoOIifb mar Elm pOInii4er3imz
mermanr. Gr unb feline brei 8tnoer,
stpei 8nd6en i'm QIter bon 5, reIp. 7
Sa6ren, uno Elm MdO9en BON II
Sabren, tamen Bel einem 8erIu6e
um's Qeben, iisben JGB9sn Bier gu
bergen. Sbre 2eiden iino aufgefunz
BEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11

8robdrtige IfFaire in @leoeldno. -
Inter ben @dI ten befdnoen lid
Der grGTosnt uno SRI. 9tIiceROoz
iepslt.
gIepelunb, O., 10. Stunt. -
Yrdiibent Rooieoelt, ieine 5o6ter
gllice uno ieine Ibrigen 8egleiter tu=
men Inn $50 Aeute fri6 CUR 9o43eit
oes SRI. Rutb gamma, iiingiten Sod
ter oes sendtors 9anrd, nit 9rn.
sSoIep6 Weoiq Ud@ormid aus Gbiz
cago bier an uno beguben ii4 Iofort
mad u9lenmore," Dem 9dnna'I4sn
8o6nTiB. 8eine grobe 8oltsmengc
mar am 9dbn6ofe periammelt uno
feline beIonoere Semonitration ereigz
nete it9.
Die 8arnG6lung oes iungen9udres
purbe beute Uaittag in Der St.gauIsz
@pisfopal Strde in 4ntpeien6eit
pislsr 9dIt feierIid ool3ogen. 8ii4of
30. u. 2eonaro dmtirte unb me6rere
anoere @pisfopdl Geiitli6e lei iteten
i6m 8siitano in ben geremonien.
9rGiioent 8ooieoelt unb So9ter nab
men Sise in ben poroeriten 8ir9enz
itiblen Elm. Na6 Der Irauungs1Gez
remonie fu9ren bic 9dite nu4 8lenz
mere. mo Elm 9O45eitsma4l bereit
itanb.
9luBer benz 9rdiioenten un6 ieinen
8egleitsrn pdren nod fol9enbe oiittnz
guirte 9o45eitsgGite 3ugegen: 8enez
raj 9ofmeiiter pabne uno Satin,
iopie bsren g2i9te SRI. Sones; 9enez
raj 4piutant Gorbtn uno @dttin;
Senator Sane uno So9ter, fotpie bic
S6peiter oes 9rn. 8ane; bic Sendz
loren 8spsrioge uno 6ule; Senutor
Detmore uno Satin, uno Senator
2llori9 unb Satin. Qu9 eineWenge
rei6er 2eute aus G6icaso, @lepelano
uno anoeren stdbten mar erI4ienen.
grdIioent RooieOelt LAB pd6rerb oes
6o93eitsmabls an oem ndu1Ii4en5iz
fde nit 5rr. gobt. g. McGormid,
Dem amerituniIden 8oti9after on
8uBldrb, uno osfen Satin. Cine
Mense toitbarer 9p45eitsgeI6ente
tpdr in 9Isnmsre our S4au geitellt,
gm Ra9mittug reiite oas reuperz
mG6lts puar na9 MonticeGlo, Sns.,
ab, I'm bic 5litterpo6en bort gu perz
bringen. Spdter piro es feinenWOhn>
iiB in ghicugo uufi4lugen. Der
8rGutisdm 1T elmer Der Rsodtteure
Der ygbicaso 5ribune" uno elm So6n
oes 8pti6afters Mc@ormid.
lin IL ubr beute Td9t traten PrGz
iioent RooisDelt uno 9efolse bic Riidz
rsiie nad Wafbington an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
Gs 1udr Oas et(te
uno it oas einjige
SdimerSens- SeirMittef,

Sos auptubldn6 biz murtrnot,u S&mtritu bsitis
tiat. gutiiinouudtn miIosrt uuO GoHa,tlor btiIt,
pb Eh bititlbtn an ben 4uugtn, i'm RoetH, in ben
Giuu,psibtu po.r In aroertu 7riitH obtr croos
H,n btiinotn uHO lpar Dma cine siunlaltss sIRs
ptrouHe.
Gin bul6r Bis gu tutm aaultH sbtt6ffd ron
in tiutm balbtr glat gpuHtr pirb in tutrietn
Tlinut.u Rr0mpi, SpnsHs SObbr,nutn. euSs
6rtnutn gtrpoftGt, Shdilofattit, Wjerdnt
9urdfoa, Rubr. Rpltf, 9ldbuuecu uuo one ius
ntri6tu SdmtrJtr btltu.
Gg eiebi ttin ouo:rts o,imittI in Der Wtlt
ntlhts ditbr uro SdmUJ,n uro dqt aHb'rsN
malarihtu, biIiSitu uuo uHprtu Gi,btr uut,r Gus
bHi,nabm, BON Ranp7B's giucu 10 raid htl,R
ipirS als 8dopdp's 8tubp Rtliti.
soc Gents pro Slide. @un aHcn gpOtb;trH
beiauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
WDIfenbru6 uno 0ebrnsbrrluit in
Qri;nna,

8isbes, Qri5., 10. SUM-. - Sn
Der Rd6e BON Clifton lit elm Wolten=
brud nieoergesungen. Gine a4t SUB
6o6e Waiferpoge fam bic GbaIezGreet
6erub, unb biele 8efpobrer batten
feline 3eit CUR 6lu9t. W}ebrere 2eiz
6en Iinb 6ereits aufgefurOen, uno
man i6dBt bic 3ubl Der Spfer auf
20. Der telegrapbii4e 8erte6r nit
Clifton lit unter6rpden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
Cine Sur fit aGe

Grfiltunot5, 9uf,r fUuuo,r Sus, SHfIu.rta,
grond,itis QuHqtHtutlinbuua, aribptuure oer
Gtltnit, 6iftEDtb, GuisHrSuHo.r, 86'umat'4r
mus Rturolcit Grpfbtultr, 5rOhDuretn, eorf'
fd5m,r,en, 3abui4mGlen, afbmu, 56DtrdtbuaE
itit
Gs btilt bic f6limmttH sbmeJeu in elmer his
Inau,ia Riuuttu Ii6t rim, stuHos HaA Rem
Qtitu bi.itr @ny,iot broudt irotub StnaHb
ehmujtH iu ItotH.
Raspas'g Rtdpp Rtlitf if cine satrt Rur fAe
66msrstn i'm Sldtu, grut uuO Glsoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
Gpuflitt in &anius.
Rud6drn Der bon 8ubiun9sn nieoerz
gei4oTenen 5umilie 8errb entz
i6loFen, bic Sbdter gu lpn9en.-
Sin bebentli9er &f befiir9tet.

HlOnNHy pte ~@YuNL 6A LHhuJSH'
Sin bebentli9er &f befiir6tet.
Qincoln, Nebr., 10. Sum-. -
@irer Spe3ialoepeide aus 2tpooo,
S., 5ufoIge mu4te Elm aus 200 be-
noffneten 6armern beite6enoer Mob
6eute frii6 einsn 8erIu9, gbduncep
9epep, Glpbe Wilion unb s, s. Mcz
8ribe, pel6e unter gstorte eines
S6eriffsuufgebots unb elmer Gom=
pdgnie Stddtsmili5 auf osm Wege
nu4 ct. 5runciS limb, nm bort pegen
Der grmoroung bes 6armers 8errp
unb Ieiner S06ne pro3eiiirt gu perz
ben, Der Ob6ut bes S9ertffs gu ent=
reiBer unb gu lpn9en. Gs 6eiBt, baB
Der W2o6 bds Nd9tldger Der @storte
angrtff dls bieiel6e geruoe i'm Be-
griffe mar, i6ren Mari9 Don bort dus
fort3uIeBsn, uno ouB Der 8umpf ben
leBten 8eri9ten 3ufolge nod i'm
8ange mar. Die 9efunsenen unb
i6re @storte Io[ten morgen in Ct.
5runcis eintreffen, uno Elm 8erb0r
mar bort fir morgen dn6eruumt.
Weitere Ru9ri9ten perben mitSpanz
nung erpartet.
Sppetd, S., 10. Stunt. - %.
9. 2odpooO, W1itgGieo Der 2egislatur
ton &unias, telegrdp6irte beuteQbenc
Gus ct. Srancis, bub man bort ni6t5
bon einem &fe 3pii4en Der Wtili5
uno Der @storte peiB. Gr beitdtigt
jebo9 Die Nu6ri6t, buB ale 8efpoh=
ner Der 9egeno uuf ben 8einen finn,
unb bub man morgen ernIte Ru6e@
it0rungen befiir4tet, io6ulo bic 8ez
fangenen bier anlungen.
Dap 0etpep unb ieine W}itsefdnz
gensn in GROCER Sefabr iape6en, un=
terliegt teinem 3peifel. Obgleif
man in ct. 5rancis Ri9ts Don benz
4ngriff auf bic Gsforte peiB, 10 iteRt
man benno9 teinen 9runo, lie gu be-
tpdffnen. Qaufen 1htperbeDaftneter
Qniiepler 6a6en ii9 ipdbreno bes heuz
tisen Sages in Ct. 5rdncis 8uiamz
menserottet uno ibre 4suberungen
iteqsn ni6ts @utes fir morgen in
4usii9t, faGs bic 9efun9snen ni6t
idon unterpegs ubget6an pOrOen
iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11

Suntiugo be gbtIi 10.
SUM-. - Die 9eputirtentammer bat
sins Bin paIiirt, Our6 pel4e duSIdn=
Dii6en 8erii6erungs 8eIeqf6dften
orudenbe Ginidrdnfungen auferlegt
perben. Die 6uuptiGdli6Ie 8eitim=
mung Oes neuen @eieBes lit, 0dB bon
ieoer in G6ili 9eIdGfte tbuenOen
uuslGnotIden 8erii6srung5 : 8eie0z
i6dft cine @drantieI Iumme Don $780,
900 binterlegt psroen mub.
Die 3egierung puroe geitern in Der
0eputirtenfammer interpeIirt, mas
an BEN 8erii4t, oaB Elm 8eI6puber
ameritaniI8er 3riegsi6ifFe gum
S4uBe Der amerifaniI8en SntereFen
na9 8alparaiio beoroert porben iei,
Wd6re5 lei. Die 2lnttport Iautete,
Der 6isiige Der. Staaten 9eIdnOte,
6r. Wilion, babe odS 8erii4t fir urz
begriinoet ertldrt.
8efOrgntiie um Dtl6elz
mime.
Imiterb 4 m, 10. SUM-. - Qlu5
perlGBIi8erQueue pirO gemeloet, bdB
80nigin Wil6elmine felt einiger 3cit
an 1lgemeiner G6pd9e leioet. Syn
mebi3iniI8en 8rsiIen berrI6t Die 2ln=
ii8t, buB bic Spmptome auf 3u6er=
tuloIe 6inpeiTen. Die Dienitt6uenoen
gler3te Der 80nigin 6aben OsrieI6en
cine ReiIe na8 Der SnIel U}aOeiru
ooer Cairo empfobIen, no i6rer Qnz
fi4t nu4 Elm einidbri9er 2tufentbaIt
bic &0nigin gang pieOer heriteaen
mag.
Die 9emperen3petber
in 8enf.
@enf, 10. SUM-. - Sn Der 6euz
tigen @iBung Der nDeltzIlnion Drift
Ii4er Semperen3fruuen" belt Batter
6Dacint6 cine 2tnipra6s, in peI6sr
E. ben Semperen3oamen ans 6sr8
legte, iie iouten cine 2tgitdtion in
9dn9 prln9en, unl tnterndflondle
S4pierigteiten Oem internatiOndlen
arbitrutionSbof i'm 9aag CUR 2Oiung
5u unter6reiten.
Der 8efunObett53ufan0
be5 9apites.
paris, 10. Suni.-0emn 3emps"
pirO BON Ieinem GorreIponoenten in
Rom gemelOst, Der geitrige @mpfung
cer orei6unoert gilger Dur6 ben
gapIt lei Der 8sfIr6tung i'm 8utitan
8u3uI6reiben gepeien, OaB cine Qbz
le6nung Des Gmpfanges iibertrie6en
beunrubigenbe @erii6te iiber ben Sc
iunb6eits3uitdnbe5 Sr. 6eiligteit
tpd6rufen piiroen.
Der Correspondent fiigt bin5u, Der
9dpit leioe 5pur o6ne 3peifel an eli
nem 8erfaq Ieiner t0rperli4en8rdf fte,
co9 6alte er ii6 oeFen ungea9tet nit
eritaunli6er Biqensfeitigteit auf ben
8einen, leite nu9 pie Dor nit gez
po6nter 8eiitestlar6eit oie2lngelsger=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11

Gin peruiiuitio,s Mittel atasn 6dmprrboistu III
rim icldbts ea= St)mtritu iiuotrt 6pHaeitionen
entfsrut cine stiuHpe 3bdeftit Ditocr berbeiiibrt
obnt ous.rt unp pitGt6t idimmerc 2ronfbeiten
b,rpor,uruftn audfefs lit has tiujioe Witttl.
.ptld,ts bic 9rcbt elmer ,ipan,iqdhratn Griubrung
btitanptn bar, BON Atrltfu altr S6ultn ,nipiobIeH
uup BEN uuqtiablttu 3auituoeu atbrdu6t peroen
III beute ittbt ts an Der SpiBt antr Wiittl atatn
s,duorr6ciocn, od ts tttr, 5uptrldifa u i6meilos
tpirft Yrcbtn ru,reen pou T. 0tuidpter & Co,
gor- 24l6, Tspssort irei puiauot.
(SLSpS 1&W1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
6nfmaier in Colorado.

Srinibuo, b, @Ol., 10. SUM-. -
Die 8epobner Der unteren 9beite Der
bieiigen Stdbt itnb in 9rober 4ufrez
gung ii6er bos 5odpaFer beg Gas
Nnimas 4toer unb iiber bus@erii9t,
bab bic 0Gmme bes fluBdufpGrt5
oon bier gelegenen itdotti4en ReIerz
poirs ieoen QugenbIid bre9en tOnnen.
Mirbeitens 1000 9erfonen Iino aus
i6ren Wohnungen entFIo6en. 0ie5lutb
bat groBer Sdaoen ungeridtet unO
fat dGer Giisnbubn 8ertebr lit unz
terbro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11

MigrGne
SilioTtGt,
9gsptpFe
ale 2e6erlciOen.
- unD

TPaH b,ud,ts bic foI1sHoen Symphonic, tUtlbt f5
bti GrlrauFuugtn ou 9troauuuqs ssCrgart clnittIs
len: gerhopiuuQ, inner, 9dmorrbootu, Siutdns
brara uu6 D,m Ropit, 6dwt i'm DlaQtr, utbds
',ii. Sobbrtuutu, abutjauua 0t0tu Sptlltn, unbts
boo,u po,r ebn,rt i'm Ragcu, iour,s autostH.
o,i6pddt,r pou o,riorttr 5trIiblde Gmpfius
6unotu ,um NufipriHgeu oNcr GrtdtH beim 2iss
esn, q,Sbnd6ts Etnttrnit 6ledsu oDtr StDtbt Doc
etn Nuqm 6itbtr unO bumpicr S6mcrl I'M Ropt
marqtluotr ebpdb, qtlbs Suut uro Auetn,
s6mtr,en in DIR Scitt, grut uro bcu gitOtrU,
siosli5ts auftrtttn ooH %IBe uno Bremen int
fSIUi6.
Giniae Sof,H RdbDap' giGGeU bsr
f,titn oas epittm BON ben criUdbuttH St0ruratH.
9reis 25c. pro S4u9tel. Bon
Ipotbetern pertauft oOer per PoIt perz
fanbt.
s6r,ist an TT. Raouop & Go, God gOE S65.
S,iu1QIrf ptoH RatbatbuHass
(3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
4etn uno S6mer5en.

@,Stu Ropfi8mus,u lob Rigtdrt obtr n,rooio
So6Hl4mr,tu, RturdIoi,. Sbsumuismus. 9tubeus
nt5, s6m,r,,H unS Shnd6s i'm Ridsu. Rrtus
cher Riutu, sdm1Jsn in Der 2tbsretatno, sDais
itrfuht. auibp.G,H Der GtIeuIe uHD S6mulsn
aqtr art pirn bic anptHnuuG Don RobDdoB
R,abs Rtli,F uumitttibor QHOeruue etDdbreR uUo
bti fprtattsttm gtbrau6 pdhrrnO ptHiotr 9ase
cine bautruoe 6tiluHa betpritH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
G. TT d Der' 8
SSanoeISId)tle,

Rr s25, Cf.Salttmpre' Ctr. Baltimore.
Criinsliher llnirribt in ettroeropst, 3ss.s
prir;nJ, @uaba!teu, SboHiSrtb;n, aritbm;iit
Gueiiib u. /. ID.
geoingunssn: $500 pro Monat; 3
Utonute $500; 8 Wonaie $500;
II Mpndte $500; 4benoiduls, 6
Wonate $500. QGe Bidder uno
Sdreibmaterialien frei. Stelunsen
sarantirt.
stiil.r nui etptuoitu eeqtH 3ibiune ben 500
BRO ptouat ab;ucibu;s udb ,rtt,u Nouat
81 % pro Diruat. ip,ur menai!i5 bjdb.t. Gridb'
rim. o:brtr auO:pSntIsr lInt.rriat. IS mosur.
9pp,rpr;trs 93 SHl!:r I'M itstsn Sobrt. -6si.
l,at 4oaro;ua oia. Utitrt aof uno eosis ~ ni,s
pria.n 9rt;itr 1det== uup Hberosaurius iest
Stin,t R.u, Sdil:r tnali5 autssnpmm;u IL.
Sahr.
ilnssp0bnli9e 8elegenbeit fir itreb=
fame S9iiler gum raiden @pripdrts>
fonmen.
&ataops u:riuug. man itrifttia, u,unoI:b spss
per S:;pbon t22-11SnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
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Rasndp's RtoSp Rtlitf bsi,itist pi, ibiimmR,S
66muItH in tirtr bis 81 JDunJi1 Dlinuttn. Gs
II unuotbia. nod ,ins Stuuoe na4 MI 2dtR
biHtr Aritidt III lsibsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
Maihindton-@ -@egtueiier.

Den SGngern unb Sdnserfreunoen,
pef9e lpdbrenb oes Sdneerfeites eintn
46itefer nod Der 8unbesbuuptitdot
MAIDEN, iinb folgenbe 5otels unD Ee@
itaurutionen empfoblen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
c' YiQcn.
sSmmer 3uberlGiits.
Rein begetabilii9.

gOusdupio o,itmadlos, elegant Otr,ud,rt. abflbs
,,rb rtouIirtnp rtiniqcuo uHO Irdftigtuo Racs
pos's QiIltu CUR 6tiIung aaer StoruuatH
p,s Wda,ns Der GnqtDtjnt, Titren, 9luie, rtrs
SsI.r aranibttsu s6DiHoGani0lsu, 9trtiec, grs
fppTuuo SdmoubpioeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-11
Sic 6amna=6nh3eit.

9robartige Qffaire in Glepeluno. -
Inter ben 9GiteR befunoen lid
Der qrGIioent uno SRI. 4IioeROoz
fepslt.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
CLOSING .PosToFFICEs.
Granger TO Wink out-Fern has Al
ready Winked-New r F. D..
Routes did it.

Rural free delivery routes two
and three began operations on
schedule time Tuesday, and both
according to the statement of Post.
master johnson, are well patroniz-
ed. All boxes are not yet up, on
account of the fact that many pa
irons are yet busy with one crop or
another, but the prospect is that
everybody along the line of each
will fall into the new system of re-
ceiving and sending mail. This
they will have to do, because each
of the routes is little short of gov
ernment requirements, and were
only secured by the persistent and
intelligent efforts of the Corvallis
P ;stmaster.
Route two runs to Beaver Creek
school house, and Ben Elgin is the
carrier. Route three takes cash
over the Willamette for an hour or
two, and then returns to Corvallis
and makes circuit to the westward
in the vicinity of Cardwell hill.
The carrier is H NJ, Cumming.
Fern postofice has been discootin-
ued as a result of the establishment
of route 2. Granger postohce,
along route I, is to be discontinued
on the goth inst ..
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
STRUCK MORE WATER.
At the College-New Well Not so Deep
and Flow Fine-Still Boring.

AZ lnC OoIlcSe-NeW w ell MOI SO lee
and Flow Fine-Still Boring.
Boring for water was resumed
Thursday at the college sn1 the day
brought good luck to the operators.
At 50 feet a flow of water was
reached that promises even better
results than that secured in a re-
Gently bored well which forty hours
of pumping with a steam engine
failed to exhaust. In the latter. the
flow was secured at depth Of 11o
feet. while, in the newest well wa
ter was struck at depth of but 50
feet. The two pipes are but I S feet
apart, An engine worked all day
yesterday in an effort to pump the
new well dry, but failed. Two 9TH
er wells are to be sunk at the same
spot, and with continuation of the
good luck there will be no more
water famines about the buildings
at 0 A. c.. such as disturbed things
there last spring. The operations
are conducted by Mr.. Weitman,
who has hydraulic process by
means of which he bores into the
earth with great rapidity. The SO
feet of the new well was bored in a
single day.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
DAY NOT SET.
But the Opening of Hotel Corvallis is
to Take Place October First.


Hotel Corvallis is to open soon.
The day has not been set. but the
fact thai it will open is assured.
The lease Of the building has been
finally perfected, and Mrs Hammel
is to be landlady and manager of
the establishment. The latter fact
is regarded by Corvallisites as for
tunate, as they have every conf
dence that Mrs. Hamme1 will con-
duct the place as afrst-class hostel
ry. Mrs. Hammel said yesterday
that she expected to open the house
to the public on or before October
Ist.
The building is to be completely
finished by November 1st The
lease contract so provides, and it
will have to be carried out. The
finishing work on the third floor is
practically all that remains to be
done. The walls are now ready
for the paper, and the latter is ex-.
pected at any time from Portland.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
CROWDED NOW.
Public Schools >are-Fiftv More Than
on First Day Last Year.

It looks as if there might be an
overflow Of pupils at the public
school next Monday. The first
day of the present week showed an
attendance of fifty more pupils than
on the same day last year. Of
the nine teachers. seven have about
AS each and in Miss Huff's room
there are over fifty. The only room
now in which there is all or more
than can be properly accommodate
ed is that of Mrs. Campbell's, with
80 pupils. If pupils hereafter
come in according to the usual
proportion, it looks as though be-
fore the rooms in the new
building are available, little folks
will be dangling out OF the windows
of the old one.
Following is the arrangement Of
the grades: Ninth grade, Princi-
pal Holmes; eight, Prof. Tartar;
seventh, Miss Mallows; sixth. Miss
Campbell; fifth, Miss Finley: fourth
Miss Huff: third, Miss Mccormack;
second, Miss Fullerton; first, Miss
Kerns.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
Important,

Take notice when you are through
hoppicking come to Salem and enjoy
yourself at the Fair, and do not fail to
call at M. E. Frase1's popular and ele-
CANT store, and see the beautiful effects
in Louis XIV suits, cloaks, peau de sole
jackets and our superb line of furs.
Next door to Strong's restaurant.
ME-. Fraser,
27I Commercial ST.,
Salem, Ore, =
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
To Rent or Lease.

A six-room house newly painted and
papered, two blocks north of College.
Good we'll. Apply at premises Or ad-
dress
w. c: schriber, Corvallis,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
Strayed or Stolen.

From the farm of R, l.. Buchanan.
about forty sheep, thirty old ones and
ten lambs. eai mark swallow fork in the
right ear, crop and underbittin the left.
Any information will be thankfully re-
ceived and will pay for your trouble,
R. L. Buchanan,
Inavale P. O., Ore.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19

Walk-over, W. L. Douglas and
Hamilton Brown celebrated shoes
for men and boys.-Nolan & Cal.
lahan.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19

Our mems, boys apd children's
clothing stock is now complete. the
strongest we have ever shown
Nolan & Callahan.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
Plano Pupils.

Miss Mamie Cauthorn wishes to an
nounce that she will resume piano teach
ing October Ist, and that she will be
found at her studio on Third street.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19


The Photographers Association
OF the Pacific Northwest meets at Sa-
lem, September 1926. The best work
in photography is exhibited at this
meeting, and the art Ia discussed by
experts in all its phases. making the
gathering a practical school of pho.
Biography. Our local artists, w. G..
Emery and W. 8. Gardner have ar
ranged to attend. Mr.. Gardner has
an excellent collection OF photographs
which he will exhibit. Mr. Emery
will make display exclusively of his
carbon portraits,
The Indebtedness of the city of
Corvallis Is on the increase. The
amount OF the debt on August 3Ist,
as shown by the quarterly exhibit Of
the police judge to the council Mon
day night, was as follows, General
fund. $40, ,318; street fund, 1886. total.
So .653. At Monday nights meeting
bills aggregating about $500 on the
street fund were allowed, which with
a similar allowance on the general
fund swells the total debt to more
than $21 900. It is understood that
the proportion the city will have to
pay for crossing streets In the new
sewer laterals will aggregate about
$500, which added to the present
figures will swell the total to the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
School Books.

At Graham & Wells drug store-School
supplies of all kinds. Second hand
public school books taken in exchange.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19
LOCAL LORE.

advertisements in this column charged for
at the rate ofli cents per line.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19

Racine feet for men, women and
children. Nolan & Callahan.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-19

Best grade OF gasoline 80 cents gall
on at Berry's.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-07-10
On m beftn'a Slxull.

When Gambetta died the medical au-
thoritics requested DR.. Labordc, the
distinguished physician, to examine his
brain, and. going to Vile dAvray,
where the body lay, he began work rs
soon rs possible. First he opened the
skull and then, removing the brain,
laid it OH napkin and took it to his
own house, where, for the purpose of
preserving 1t, he placed it in a solution
Of sulphate of zinc.
Unfortunately before doing so he had
forgotten to weigh it, and when he took
1t out of the solution next day he found
that portion Of it had been dissolved
and that what remained of the brain of
the famous statesman weighed only
700 grams, which is about the weight
of an idiots brain.
DR.. Labordc. 1t is said, never forgave
himself for making this blunder.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-07-10
Fiction In History.


Thomas Carlyle in his history of the
French revolution gives description
Of naval battle June l, 1904, Off
Brcst between Villarct-Joycusc, in
command of the French fleet, and Adj
miral Howe, I'm which he wildly de-
picted the sinking Of the Vcngeur.
These are the concluding sentences:
"Lo, all flags, streamcrs, jacks, every
rag Of tricolor that will yet run on
rope files rustling aloft; the whole crew
crowds to the upper deck, and with
universal, soul maddcning yell shouts,
'Vive Ia rcpublique! sinking, sinking.
She staggcrs, she lurchcs, her last
drunk whirl. Ocean yawns abysmal;
down rushcs the Vengcur, carrying
'Nive In republiQue! along with her.
unconquerable, into eternity"
Rear Admiral Griffiths, at the time a
lieutenant on board the Culloden,
wrote to newspaper to show that
Carlyle's account had no foundation in
fact. After investigation Carlyle ad
mittcd that not word Of this thrilling
story was true except that the Vcngeur
sank