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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

Sruuung, - 9r. @6as. 4r3t,
Der 8erlpalter Der n6robIimz6uR,"
unO Sri. Wletu 8oer6oro, 3o6ter bon
6rau G6riitina 8asr6olo BON Sranz
tenbauIsn, 5%Aiiringen, Duroen geitern
in Der Wo6nunq bon 9aitor 9imo=
tbeu8Qe6mann BON Der epangaliftslu=
tberiifen CT. Sobanne8z8 eminOe an
Ger psrldngerten QombarOzStr. gum
8unoe fiir's Qe6en percent. Oils 3rdu=
5eugen fungirten 9r. Carl 8derboIo
uno 5rI.@mma WoIF. Na4 Der 5rdu=
ung fano in Der n6robiinnz9aue" cine
fr0blite 6o63eit5feier itatt, 81 mel
der ii6 iiber 200 8Gite einfunOeH.
Na6 einem opulentsn 9o65eitSOiner,
fir psIdes 5rau u. DIT Elm feines
Menu aufgeIteut Bate, fano Elm flot=
tee 3an3trdn36en itdtt, pel6es bis
CUR friifsn Worgenitunoe %dnOuuerte.
Dem 8routpour gin9en 3ablreite II.
nertbpoQe 8si6ente gu. 9drunter
befunoen ii6 Elm S6reibpuIt 0 benz
n5robiinn," Elm Sop6u Don benz
n6robiinn = 6rauenperein," Elm Parz
IorzSpisgeI Oon Dem n6rObItHnz0a
men6or," iopie @eIdente BON 9rn.
6ranf 6tsiI, 6rn. Garl 8uerbolh.
9rn. GbarLes 9dmmer unb 5rau,
6rn. 2ouis 6amburger, 9rn. MeDers
uno 8rau, SRI. Stella 9~amburger,
6rn. Morton 6ombur9er, Sri. Sdrab
6amburger, 6rI.@olf, 6ruu S. @olf,
8rdu j, 8olf, Sri. emma Bolf, Sri.
2i35is @olF, 9rn. Nl6re6t unb 6rou,
6rn. 0bit uno 6rau, 9rn, 9intlsr
uno 6rou, 6rn. ). 9erner unO 6rou,
6rou 2inbenmerrr, 6rau Raottt,
6rou Gang, 6ruu Miin3ing, 9rn.
8ienefeGO unO 6rau, 6rau SAmiot
nm niplp1 0(unsrpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

I'm Dem @efeB gu EN- Ii
gen. - Der Stdotratb tugte geitern
Morgen nm 10 ubr in Special = Si=
Bung uno pertagte ii4 iofort nieoer
bis 6eute Q6enO, INN Der G6arterbe=
thinning 81 genii8en, pel4e Oer=
langt, oaB Der Stdotrut9 jeoen Sag
@iBungen 6alten m1B, 10 lange oerz
felbe bic 8e~rpiQigung8 : 8eroronung
inter 8erat6ung fat. Der erIte
3,peiQ bate Elm Quorum, Der 3peite
a6er ni6t, bier mar nIr PrGiioent
Simonus erI6ienen, Der ieBt uu4 ats
MaDor %fungirt. ou Wapor Mc2une
na4 8irgtnien auf bic Sage gegun9en
lit.
6utte feline Qnge60rt9e
in Qmerita, - Mari6aG Sur
nan lpuroe geftern BON 9rn. 8. u.
086orne BON SABRE be Grace benu4=
ri6tigt, oaB Der 0euti6e 9ermann
2ente, oeTen Qci6e Dor etIi6en 5dgen
I'm Bdlt1ll0rer 0dfen QuT9eTuHOeIl
purce, fir i'm geurbeitet unO feline
Nnge60rige in Qmerita babe. 9teGaiz
DE, pel9e Ii9 in Der W}orgue 6efin=
bet, piro isBt uuF itdotiide Soften be-
erOigt Deroen. Sin Gouoert in Den
3af6en beg Sooten nit Der &oreIie
rs6ermann Genie, c. Of $. u. Os6orz
ne, SABRE Oe 8rdce," fiibrte gu Ger
Soentifi3irung Der Qeife.
r8urFtelo 8runten@u II ter
It Ii Bung5 9erein." Der
n8arfielo 8runfen : llnteritiiBun9s=
0erein Nr. 1" bat in ieiner leBten
0srIommlung Orei ne1e MitglieOer
oufoenommsn. Der 8:ri6t oss Dele
oatsn gum nunab9dngi8sn 8iir9erz
0ersir" purra argenommen unO Die
8eitrGge fir OaS nd4ite Sabr bepil=
fiat. Der 8erstn bei6loB, Elm neues
Banner un3uI6uffen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

9ountp, Canton uno 6ig6lanotopn
umfafeno, erbielt 8ouperneurszGan
0tOdt Warfielo ange6li6 etpa 300
Stimmen MajoritGt, 9r. 6arrp 6.
Wanr, Garoioat fir oas 4nt oe8
GOuntp = @ommiTdr8, lief ben ii6ri=
gen @dnoiOoten uuf Dem Democratic
ffan 3idet pora1s.
g 6teBereien am N a + +
Nbenbe.
Me6rere S6ieBsreien trugen ii6 in
tur52r Reihenfolge i'm norolpe tli6en
0iitrift 81. Sn ZEN meiten 1GQen
tonnten Die 56ieBboloe ni6t ermittelt
Ipcr0en, Der 16 Sabre ate So6n
Griffin oon Nr, 1903, 3iggs : 2(oe.,
un0 Sames 66rr2i3er pon y&r. 921,
0ait : 6rdnfIinitruBe, tomen 8eioe
nit S6ubpunoen i'm reaten 8ein
mad Gem oMarpldncsr Homeopathic
if1n 9oipitaI." 8eioe paren auf Der
StroBe Don i6nen un6efanntsn Ser
I0nsn ange76oi7en moroen.
Der Is Sabre ate gtsger 8eorge
Smith BON Nr. 1910, 3utterItraBe,
feu2rte an csr @fa BON 3inoen : QDe.
un0 8olton5traBe orsi S6ui1e auf
YepeQ 8rut6er, einsn neiBen Sling
ling, bod gingen gliidli6er 0eiie uQe
S6iifs fs6l. Der 64ieBbolo puroe
prompt Der6aftet.
Sine pabre 6iiillaos fdno an Der
George uno 8ioOleItraBe 7tatt 3tpiz
faen elmer Qn3a6l peiBar uno f9parz
Ger Sungen, Nd6esm % 96ife
o6gsfeuert paren, f6ritt Die 9oli5ei
Elm uno ~ber6aFtete Nuguit 6urris pon
gr. So, 9eotbitruBe, unO Wm. 6uiz
iel6a4 bon Nr. 857, Neit : Qanpalez
6traBe. 8einer Der Qrreitanten
bate S6ieBpaffen BEL Ii6, oo6 per@
ben oiefel6en pegen ange6Ii6 ungsz
6ii6rlifen 8~ene6mens fir Elm beute
itottfinoenoe5 @srb0r f~eItge6alten,
Sin 8iot i'm tleinen MdBitabe trug
ii4 an Der @de Don Qaurensz u. 8olz
tonitraBe gu, QIs Die PoIi3ei uuf
bic 3umultuanten eini6ritt, Began
nen QeBtare nit Steiren at perfen,
unO 9oli3iit 2(nton 9eharing puroe
0ur6 einen 6teinDurf i6ner am
Qonfp harlptt Or. WcGdrtn ndbte
feline Wunoe gu. Wm. 0abis uno 5.
0apis bon Nr. 500, GarroGton>2lOe.
nuroen per6uftet.
Der 10 Sabre ate 3onp Rierbouie
pon g&r. 666, Neft : QsringtonitraBe,
nur6s pG6rsno zines 3umults duf
Der StraBe our6 eiren 5teinpurf
76per an cer re4ten @unge oerleBt.
Nu6 in oioIem Safe fonnte Der W}tiz
5ethGter ni6t ermittelt peroen.
Qn Der Gfa pon gb,Ftnutz uno
Qopz6traBa ereigrete ii6 gsitarn
N6eno nm 7 llbr Elm 5teinH8om6arz
bement 3piId.n WaiBen uno N.garn,
unO aud sin 3eDolosr nurec dbge@
5hoIicn. Die 8ugeG traf Rem 35>jd6z
riqen Wm. 8ice pon Nr. 1900, 8onlez
5truBc, in Oi. linfs @aoe, infol9e
0e7en er mad rem n6toOtz6Oipital"
ge6ra9t paro:n mlBts. Hice bate
Ni6ts nit cem 8ombarOement gu
t6un geba6t. er fam in Gem Mom:nt,
uls Der 8ampf Dor Iih ging, Die 2opz
Strube entlang. Sin anoerer Wdnn
er6ielt sin:n Steinnurf an b:n &opf,
iein Same fonnte abar ni6t in @r=
fu6rung ge6ruAt ipercan. SoIcp6
8uter BON Nr. 1928, S6ernooozStr
iagte, Elm gsg:r, Ramens Wilbur
6uptins, hak: rem S9uB u~6gefeuert,
Durh tpel6sn &ice p2rpuncet 1purce.
9i: POli3ei fonnt, 6aptins ni6t finz
Rem.
@eitere Maflt:ri4te b:fincsn it6
duf cer funften S3ita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
@arfielb erwaDlt.
Grb1lt in Der StaSt iiber $4,000
Mcbrbeit iiber 9rn. @iliiams.

Ollie anberen bempfratiiden @dnoiz
odten ertpG6lt. - Nur Der Dierte
@eieBgebungs 9iitrift mod i'm
3peifel, = 2angiumes gings5sn
oes 8otums. = 8eniger Stimz
men ubseseben, ais DOr pier Sab
rem, = Die Me6r6eit bes 9rn.
8arfielO gr0Ber, als Oiejenige Oe5
8ounerneurs Smith in 1899.
DIX 8d6l lit poriibsr unb bic
SttmmQeber be8 Studte5 hd6en, To-
nett e5 ii9 nu9 cen Bis 6eute friib
3 lt6r Dorliegenoen Wa6lberi6ten be-
urt6etlen ldBt, 81 9unite oes oemoz
fratii9en Stats 3idets anti4ieosn.
6r. @Dpin Warfielo lit nit iiberlpiez
gsn0er Wte6r6eit gum @puoernsur Deg
States srrpd6lt.
Ods Wetter mar ME qemd6t fir
einen @u6ltag, an benz Qlt uro Sung,
&rm uno 8ei4 bic gleifen pfti9ten
81 erfuQen 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

Ser Batter ntrb i6n 6oz
lem. = MurfddG 5urndn er6ielt gez
tern eine 0epef4e BON Daniel 6.
9oug6ertn Don gitts6urg, benz Batter
bes jungen Munnes 50. 9oughertp,
ipel9er auf bem 8ugbe Sea Sing"
geoient uno bic Spru9e berloren bat
te, uno tnfolge Osfsn am Sami tag
mad 8apptep geIanot purOe, in mel
der er Iagt. er piirce mad Baltimore
fommen uno ieinen Sobn bolen; man
mD9te tbn 10 LANCE in 8upOiefp be-
6dlterL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
G;clnicnnunncn nndn S%cntIdlnnS

"a Gents pro Wturt unO GommiHior.
Sfeo. s. 9iener G. o., AIS
NaterzS trnBe. gusIdnoiIdes Gelr,
We9Isl unb Grsoit>8rieie S4iffss
tarten bon uno nab Europa. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
Sas Nntuul 1T 1899.

I'm unieren 2efern cine Qnlettung
gum 8ergleide be5 8otums BON 1899
in ben bier 9eiebgebungsz9 tftritten
Der @tabt gu geben, b~ringen mir fol-
genoes @otum fir Den 9taotrat6
BON 2. W}Qi 1899:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
StotIOueh

Wetterau8fi9ten. = 6ir
Wlarplano uno ben 0iItritt Golums
bia tlar am Mtittpo6 uno 0onnerz
tag, lei6te perdnoerliGe Minbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

shfittelfrnff, ehmer3en, Malar
rio, ga Grippe nnS idtIimme GrtGl-
tuttacn fMrirt eardl ,,Slancn'S 9lanc
ViGs" tand1 in hiiliiaer sSurml.
Vrcis csc. M~lentbalben bcrfauft.
C0u2, 5&S,l8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

Ous rS 6iIGer 6 r d II j.
den" oes n6ruuen : GOqeg5," mel
DIES am 8e6urtstage 66iGer'S in
1895 90. gop.) oon Or. 9an5 6roz
lifsr gegriinoet fpuroe, BAT itt1 neu
orgunifirt unb 3G6lt bic 6ol8encen gu
Ieinen MitglieOsrn: Or. Sans 6roltz
der uno Satin, 6rls. 6. 8aB, q.
Grupl, g.. Solution, 8. @Qts, s.
Smith, g. Dilfon, u. @ou4, W}.
@oloing, 6. GOuns, s. 9tn9le, 9.
8eo6enfopf, 6. 9iq, s. 8pcOff, III.
McS:ntire, g. @uslep, 6. 8ilion, s.
Morelano, j. @alt6er, 6. Baron,
@olbreat6 unD u. Neuitoff, g.
grou96, 81. 8enorid, q. 3aplor, 30.
Qnn6, Wooo, Ban Meter, Qpeffler,
R6sin6art, @Ou4er, Qatane, 9oor<
buug6 uno Bare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
Sine Ileiie mad 9entihGamS,

nm bic Melt obsr na4 irgsnO einem
S6eiIe Der W.!t arrangirt. Reiiez
bi1e!e iiber ole 8u6ns 1tnO 9dmpferz
2inien. 3beo. 8. 9@ientr &c
s o.. AIS WaterzStr. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
9ns paifenbc 9aeibnud,ts= @cidocnfc

9ns paiicnSc 0Scibnad1ts @cid1enfc
empfe6le i4 meinen gee6rten 8unben
gef6madDoG ausgefii6rte BOrtrdts in
Grapon, paitel unO Daferfdrben,
Small uno Ylatinz8ilDer, fernfr
Miniaturen in eleganten 8uiennaoeln.
8oraiiqli6e cabinets $1.00 0aS
0uBenD. 6o6u6tungsooQ
Snl. Scbbcl, Dcntidbcr 9bptuarnpb.
cpl itBt 32l, Rpro.@nDzStrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

ca - Per IA
71ragt die Die 0t8, Die Ir Inner Gskauft HaH
Inter III //~-@
'e Il &HNZAIZM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
e { 10 f."

Der GeiangDerein ngoelpelB" belt
qeftern 46eno in 5. g. Qoer's 9u1e,
feline rsgelmGBige 6in9itunCe ub, Sn
Ter 8eI6Gft57iBung purOen @inlo'
ounqen pom @eIangperein r9drmoz
ME" pom gSunior : 0i1tritt, .. Il.
g." bon oen Ser. Sdngern 3ur3Eilz
na6me an Der 6a6rt nu6 Nai6in8ton
am %. 0opem6er, BON Der rNr6etterz
QieoertafeI" uno Oom n8ermaniaz
Ouartett Club" dn8enommen. 3pei
pufTipa M}itgIisOer rpuroen uuF9enomz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

%. gGros IT, Feuhs "'~ M.
uIrteI. N ttatert OH
s.OO d. 30 40 81 II Y.sU. s Star.
500 =. 80 II ~ 90 H.z25. . 9lor.
U2ittI. sorOmef.rn. 3O.I6 No6n, leutptratur IS
Ytlttl. l~herrIomcitrt. ~ J~titorisitc 3eupttGt. 81
Sie hodit: 5tHenie'elt Of: ISiubes III ttner
Stuub. berrme ~ Oitiieu DOM N5tittH.
2ds etfrige 8ttttr. - Die ~uisOrt3its
3.uptrdtur Dts eeUrrs;u IdJt; IBIS s Ibr aStnpsI
mar AMI ulhl,itluuitu SidtIoHtH, iuts ioIst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

@cttcrhcridt.
Der. StaGtsR:9Eett:rsH Iredu,
Baltimore. ncn 3. Jtopember 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04
,,llntel 8rafigs Gerern."

WGnmr6or 6aQe." - Qusgez
3eidneter 8efu9. - Sin uniiberz
troffener GrfoIg uniereS plattz
oeutIGen 9ionierz8ereins
Der ,ltntel 8rGitgz@ ereen" Osranz
Italtete, nie ii6li4, am Wabltuge lei
men SSu6resbau, uno 3pur mar es gez
tern Der 20, Wie ST, 6riB Mebrenz
ferg BEL Dem 8anfett treffeno be-
merfte, fam Der 0erein auf Dieie
5eitli6tsit nit Re6t itoI3 ietn. Bel
Gem Mann beoeutet Oa5 %. Differs
jdbr ben 8sginn oe5 blIbenoen Mdnz
neSolters. Sir ben n~llntel 8rdIi9z
8sreen," psl6er 3lpdr tets .~proiperirt
bat, ideint jeBt Die 8liitbe3eit ungez
brofen gu iein. $50 9erIonen BEL
ei1em Yripat6aQ unD 8antett IinO
bis ieBt in Der 8efhi6te oes 8ereins
nod ni6t gu ber3ei6nen gerpeien,
uno mun fam es 6rn. S6leuns5,
pelfer feine5pegs an Rero0Iitdt lei
bet, ni6t perbanfan, DAB er etnds be-
unru6igt nurDe, ais UNI 10 u6r nod
INNER neus @GIte 6er6eiItr0mten. ST..
S6leu1es mar ndmlt6 Der Caterer
fir bds 8unfett, unb Dd tunn man
i6m fsine llnru6e nt6t psrDsnten.
Dap oas arrangements zGomite ieiz
1er Nufgube in ieDer 6inIi6t gere6t
noroen mar, miro Sober be3eu9en,
her Dem 6eIte beipo6nte, Denn nod
ielten 3uoor but elm Sabrssbo4 einen
gemitbliferen 8erluuf genommen.
Prof. 8. g. Steinipulo's Or6eiter
leitete oa5 Set Our4 mebrsre flOtte
Weiien Elm, unD ounn purce Der Ell
sentlide 8uQ our6 cine Yolonaiie,
pelfe Yrof. Steinpdlo Dem nlntel
8rdiigS8ereen" OeOi3irt fat, er0ffnet.
Nadoem bic San3luitigen Bis Inn
II l16r flott getan3t batten, begann
bas 8antstt, BEL pel6em Prdiioent ).
@e6ren6erg ols3oaitmsiIter fun9irte.
6r. 8e6renber9 bielt cine gelungene
QnIpra4e, in pelfsr er in tur3en
Worten i6iloerte, ME cer runfel8rGz
fig : 8ereen" ii4 aus elmer tlein:n, be-
i6eiosnen Organization 81 einem
groBen, einfluBreiden 8ereine entpiz
delft babe, rpel6er CUR 3ett i'm Oeutz
1fsn 8erein8leben cine tondngebenoe
3oQe fpiele. Na9 Dem 8antett tpurz
be Der gaG bis CUR friiben W}orgenz
Itunce fortgeieBt. Sir ben @rfolg
ces 6eftes mu6ten it6 bauptid6li4
folqen0e Gomita'n 0eroient:
Arrangements : @omite - ). W.
De6rer6erg, 8, 6.0epfin, 9. 9.Q6rz
ling uno 8. 8. Don 9eine.
SANG : Gomite - 5. 8m. Ruit,
+. M,Me6rsnberg, 8, Pierion uno 8.
81. Wil6eIm.
@mpfangs : Gomite - %, RoB~
tamp, 8. ). Softer, u. Jsntsr uno
6. 8. &0iter.
re So n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-04

Weitsre Mo6lf.ri4te b%:fincsn itd
auf Ger f%inften G:ite.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
SCHWAB PREDICTS EASY
VICTORY FOR MCCLELLAN.
Former Brooklyn bridge Commits
siOner Says That New Workers
Are Tired Of Low Reform"

Abraham Schwab. a Commissioner for
the Brooklyn bridge under Mayor Hugh
Grant. and a member Of Tammany. is At
the Planters. Mr.. Schwab is on his way
TO Denver and on the road he is trying to
place a few bets on George B. Mcclellan.
the Tammany candidate FOR Mayor Of
Greater New York
Il have known Mcclellan for a great
many years said Schwab. -'aud [ think
he Will be elected Mayor OF New York by
the greatest majority ever given any can
didate FOR that Office. Mcclellan has q
clean record. As Commissioner for the
Brooklyn bridge. cast my vote for him
for treasurer OF the Brooklyn bridge. That
was the first office Mr.. Mcclellan ever
held. From this Office nc was elected TO
the Board # Aldermen and became presi-
dent Of that body. He was appointed TO
sent to Congress, where he IS now serving
his fourth term.
Murphy is the greatest leader Tam
many ever had and IN the selection Of
Mcclellan as a mayOralty candidate. the
organization could not have picked bet
ter man.
Mcclellan Is a ficnd for work. During
his administration rs treasurer OF the
Brooklyn bridge he did lot miss an hour.
He vas at his post early in the morning
He is only = years old, a man OF extra
ordinary ability and a vast majority OF
the people OF New York know H."
Schwab estimated HcClellau's plurality
at SNgG. New York Is sick or reform
as praCtiCed by Mayor Lows admiuistTs-
tiOn. and If the truth were known. a ma
Jority Of the people are in favor OF
wide-Open town.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
MINIATURE OF MISSOURI
EXHIBIT AT WORLDS FAIR,
Doctor &. .. NiarIut uf state Jniyrr-
sits HrginS " "rL pom the
diE Relief Map.

EE"rEI.r" stefan
Columbia. No. oct r--C. 4. Nasagt.
professor ~ go"I0Ey and ns.uorr.nar IU
N.Syuuri Ug.v,rsit-- is 90 wUris ul rr-
largest map ~ Missouri ever made. TE.
map will bc over l. by l5 feet. viii weigh
several hundred uUun-s aud u3u show
every creek. post office. road railroad.
vi,y. town ana hll lu JLe State Iu adI.-
ti1I tu this. 70 vii show. hy means of
different cgluriuES. the various geological
formations
II will be a relief map. After the original
map r. made four yH.s.ts- 10 81 Will Hr
the soils % the State Another copy wia
b. painted 10 show tho miuvrai~ - tH,
state. and pyrhaps Uu- viii show the fruii
industry.
The map IS being made Tor the Missouri
Worlds Fair Commission. ard will form
part OF the States exhibit
In the construction - the map. Pro
!r-sIr NGrnut las taken advantage q
the geological surveys 81 the United
States Government. but has found that
they ar- incomplete. AMI iIa-. supplement
81 them with his own kuovledgs of the
State. Is well as with new surveys Tn"
greatest part Cr tho summer has been
spent ~ Doctor MarhIt Iu the collection
Of this data. and DC is row iu position 20
90 ahead with the actual v-lEE or con-
struction % The map. The data U-e.- go
It's construction represent tiI- combined
woyi. 81 number Of trained men for sew
The scale on which the map is COW
siructed Is about two miles % tho inch
but the heights OF the mountains arc
shown upon s9IneW hat larger sale. oi5s T.
inch 70 the l.Vll feet 'pU this sale.
said Prof ss1r Mhrbut. Tom Suck. in
Iron County. the highest point in Missouri
7-ii! b.. on this ma2 aboU, two inches
Arkansas. tlIa Is the highest point IN th-
Southern Mississippi NalleE-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
WHITE HOUSE FLAG FLIES
UNION DOWN ALL MORNING
Signal Of Distress Causes Navy De-
partment 20 Come to the
Rcscuc.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Oct. 1f.-Secrctary Loeb's
telephone in the White House executive
Office jinglcd loudly about noon to-day.
He ClappCd tho receiver 10 his ear and
this Is what he heard:
Hello, Is this Secretary Loeb? Ycs7
Well. this IS the Navy Department. What
are you flying signals OF distress over the
White House foT2 Shall We turn out the
marincs2 Yes. yes, signals OF distress 60
% diStress-dOnt I you understand? The
White House flag is flying upside down.
union down
Secretary Loeb hung up the receiver
with one hand and rang for 4 messenger
with the other.
Good Lord" he groancd. Jerry
Smiths made a mistake.
The messenger took in the situation and.
dashed over to the White House The
Cshers there went white. In two minutes
the haS was flying right side up. But II
had been wrongly hung long enough To
attract The attention OF about every ono
IN the .vavy Department. across ENcCu-
tive avenue from the White House. and
OF as many In the Treasury Department
Every one who saw II rang UP the White
House. There was deal OF questioning
and much explanation.
The clerks at the White houSe grew curt
under the strain.
NO. II was not upside down bssAusG wa
feared the Ancteuts and Honorablos. They
aren't due until afternoon anyway was
the answer one well-tntenuoned inquirer
received.
Now there's talk in the Navy Depart
ment of appointing some one chief quar-
termastCr 70 the White House 20 look
after the flag
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
ATTEMPT TO BOYCOTT US.
MARINE BAND BLOCKED.
Secretary Moody VIII Not CurtaiI Its
Playing In Public mt Unions
Kidding.


EETCETLC STCrIAT.
Washington. oct Il.-D'suirc the efforts
.r the American Federation 90 Musicians
90 boycutt everybody and everything con-
u-r'cd with ccIcLgatious where the United
states Marine Band appears Secretary
Moody docs uo. propose To- curtail The en-
Eascmolts o. the band az functions Of a
national character
4 statement iu regard To the pJrticipa-
tiou oT the Marine Band in the Chi-aCo
centennial celebration list week was made
hv Secretary Moody, who said:
1T was decided by the department that
the affair was one OF national significance
and that the Marine Band rs an orgauiza-
tiCn might properly attend. No question
OF compensation was considered and tine
only question considered by the depart
mcnt was rs TO whether the event was
one % national significance"
The Federation OF Labor will attempt 70
obtain legislation By Congress this winter
restraining tha Marine Band from partict-
pltigE In public celebrations otherwise de-
pendent on hired musicians
This legislation j. designed to prevent
the Marine Rand from receiving cpmpen-
sGtion outside 81 the service Il IS said
that tho President Will oppose such lcgis-
latiou. Sentiment .E Washington b. strong
u against restriction % the Marine Bands
appearances by the union
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
TWO MOTORMEN ON CAR
FAIL TO AVOID COLLISION.
broadway Coach Strikes Wagon and
Throws -Four Persons to
street, InjurinS Them.

VIII two mot0gmou in charge a Bread
Way ear. under fast hc1dway. v"lIId.d
with spring wagon al Nebraska ave
Ege and broadway yesterday morning and
threw Patrick DIyeu, Z years Old; I'd
Nard Barield. q years Old. and Goldie
and Carrie O'NcilI. e and I years old.
respectively. to the street.
All we're bruised. but none was severely
injured. The wagon vas damaged about
"a.
Motornan William +. Chamberlain of
no. flS5 South Broadway was iustruCtinE
John Y. GuOden. "a new man in the
methods OF running the car, The latter
did not operate the brake quickly enough
after seeing the wagon and the accident
resulted.
Daycn had his injuries dressed at a
drug store AMI went 10 his home. No.
1451 OFallou street. Edward Barfic!d
went 10 his home. 40. ll2G Collins street
The O'NeiE children live at No. Isl0 South
Third street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Mr.. John Rardcuhcior. president Of the
John RGrdenheier Wine aud Liquor Co.
who spent tn. summer iu Europe has Just
received the iirst shipment OF wines pUr-
chased during his trip direct from the
wine-CruU 1rs. comprising all the finest
brands. This firm carries the largest stock
OF imported and domestic wines west OF th..
Mississippi SIR. BIrdsnheieT visited all OF
the best wine countries during his STAY
abroad and selected only the hue-t quail
should give this firm call Their i'm
mCnse vaults. which are said TO be the
largest In 81. Louis arc iuli q the finest
See their reimbursement In another part
Ct this issue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Strauss Photograph
THE REVEREND J. =. O'RRIEN.
Who viii deliver the Grafton at the one
hundred ana thirteenth anniversary OF
the birth Of Father Mathew.
The most important event in Catholic
circles this week viii he the Father
Mathew celebration. TO take place at the
Odeon. Grand avenue near Finuey. to-
morrow evening.
It IS expected that the hall viii scarcely
hold those who will come 10 listen TO the
Reverend J. J. O'Bren. pastor ot St. NIar-
garet's Church.
Those who have heard him speak can
anticipate the manner in which he will
explain why total abstainers have assem-
bled 10 do honor 10 the memory OF The
Reverend TheObald Mathew. founder of
the knights Of Father Mathew. on the
one hundred and thirteenth anniversary
OF his birth.
The music will be furnished by the
members OF St. BridEet's Church choir.
under the direction OF Miss Mamie =.
Gum.
John Rohan. a Wsll-kuOWn vocalist. VIII
render solo.
The first number viii he rendered b
the members Of the S.. Bridget's choir, in
an opening ch9TIs. 'AaGeline. with Al
bert Lawrence as soloist.
A soprano solo. "AIl Tor You" viii be
sung by Miss Genevieys Eussey- a tenor
solo by Stephen Martin: a bass solo.
Asleep in the Deep by Charles Price:
a contraItO solo by Miss Mamie A. Gum:
a barytone solo, when the Lilies Of the
Valley Bloom Again. by George Convy;
a contralto solo. 'Bartelctto's Dream" by
Miss Jennie CORY; a tenor solo by Her
bert Spencer. and specialt.es b. Joseph
Kenney.
The choir members will sing the closing
chorus, ''Rosalie.".
The Committee OF Arrangements is com
posed OF Robert Z. Nolan. chairman; John
E. Riley. secretary, and James J. Scan
nell, c. J. Phelan and James B. Eydon.
Among the points which will be dwelt
upon by Father O'Brien IN his address