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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
9lus Baltimore nuntb.
gu @uniten Der nWeitliden Marpz
ldnDer 8abn." = 9erf6iebenes
bonn Spuntn.

ppHi SHAilip.
sSn Sahen Der Ippeaation Der
r@eitlihen MarplGnber 8abn" geeen
oas l1rtbeil Der gonoemnirungsz@ez
i9porenen, in pel9em biefelben Der
Burns &c Hufea Grid Co." BON
Mt. Winuns bic Summe BON ST.
900 fir 83i1OO zines Nders 2anoes
5uiprafen, gaben geitern Morgen Die
Ri6ter 5otpler unb 8urte i6r urz
tbeil i'm &reisgeri6t gu Sppipn ab,
in fpel6em lie bas llrtbeil Der Sc
i6porenen umitoben.
Die Gommifdre bon Baltimore
Gpuntp bepiQtgten geitern 9rn. Sol.
S6reiber BON Canton auf Is Sabre
Das 9ripilegium, in Canton, Sigh
lanbtofpn unb Srangepile 9asrDbren
gu legsn, nit Der 8eoingung, baB er
benz GountD Die Summe BON 8 Gts.
pro SUB fir jeOe 80bre gable.
Die GommifGre 6aben auBerbem
bei6lofen, bas @eri9tsgebdube gu
Spp1on nit einem 3oitenuufDanbe
bon $4,000 renobiren gu lafen.
6r. g.. 6otparb Sole, Elm betannter
5armer unb GrzS6ertff bon 8altiz
morezGountD, lit in feiner Wobnung
gu Butler an Der rNOrOli6en Sem
tralba6n" i'm Otter bon "a Sa6ren
g%eitorben. Gr binterIdBt flint Sim
Der.
Die 3iegelei Der ARTHUR 9. Nit9
8rif Co." 5u2ansOopne lit fir $685.
900 an 9rn. Sobn 80. Bud perfauft
porOen. Dieter min cine neue Gomz
pagnie CUR Searbeitung bes 3iegeleiz
4npeiens griinben. 0uHe1be umz
f6lieBt 70 older 2unb, auf benz ii6
Elm &eHelbuus, Maf9inenraum,
pumpenbaus unb anbere @ebGlbe
befinoen.
Die IS. s, Cobb Co." bon guItiz
more rei9te 9eitern i'm &reisgeridt
fur galttmorez@ountp gu Sopfon Elm
9eIu9 I'm g%rnennung zines Gonz
furspertpalters fir Die nNdtional
Wftning Miqing So. bon Baltimore
Gountp" Elm. Die leBtere Gompaqnie
1T, fpte Die 8dgsrin angiebt, iniolz
bent, unb tie ~perlongt, bab ibr ganses
@l9entbum berfauft uno Der Grl0s
unter Die 8Idubiger bert6eilt tperbe.
Die IS. S. Cobb 60" 6ut einen 3abz
l~un9sbefe6I i'm 8etrage BON $15O5.1O
9e9en Die tnfolDente Gompugnie err
lun9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

Sam an ben unre6ten.
- Sin robiater gaeser lit Der 28ziGbz
rise @oparo Stotelep BON Hr. 1923,
Rorb : garltonitrabe. Serielbe mari
seitern Morsen um 1 ubr ieiner
Srau, 1pelde Wdi4e beiorst bate,
INN fir ben faulen gbesemabl 8rpb
unb Butter 81 psroienen, 'eine i9psre
WarmOrplatte an ben 9opf, neil lie
ipdtsr na9 9uufe fam. als linn lieb
mar, uno als Polisiit 2eo Steinz
mann ibn ourauf psrbaften polte,
mart ct cine 5lai4e mad bemielben
unb mart audi Die 2ampe UNI. Der
poli5iit asiste Dem Wo1topf aber,
bab sr Ieinen Meiiter bor ii9 bate,
unb bradte ibn in 1penisen aussnz
bliden our Station. aabi aob i'm
fiiopeflitsn Stutionsbuuie iiberpiss
ben Reser seitern bsmSeri6tsOerfabz
rem. Die bon bemielben gemibbanz
bette 1yrau fanb IufnubHe imsFrantz
fin : @auurs : 2Oipital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
enthGlt biefe Wode

ei1en noGen 8eri6t iiber OenSornaoo
am Sonntag,
interehdnte 8eri6te ii6er ben 8erldut
Der &ranf6eit oes Papites,
europGii6e &ubelberi6te,
eOitoriele 8eipre6ungen,
2otalzNu6ri4ten,
aus Dem Snnern Marnldno's,
ous gfeueite aus ben Ser. Stduten,
europdii6e Ppitnadri6ten ETC,
9umoriItiites.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

Sur teBten 8u4e be It T.
tel Die Qei9s Der am W(ontag
%oeItor6enen 6ruu Gbriitina @oelmanm
purOe geitern Nu6mittog pom
9rauer6aufe, Nr. 1902, RioeritOe=
g(penue, aus auf Der nDeitern Gemez
tern" 3ur leBten Hube b%eitdttet. pa
tor Sans Mrlt amtirte i'm 9oule unO
am 8ru6e, unb ais 8abrtu6trdger
funoirten bic So. SbeooOr aramm,
Wm. 0eifel, Yeter Strip, So3n @oslz
mann, SoIep6 8risbuber unb Bruno
Gier. Der .8ermaniu> &r%dntensllnz
~ter1fiibunqs : 8erein" nar bur4 cine
Itarfe Delegation Bel Der 8eeroigullg
pertreten. 4uBer ibrem @atten Gbas.
Gbelmunn trauern nm Die Soote
8tpei S06ter, 6ruu Wiaiam arI9
unb SRI. Nnna gbelmann.
&armeliter 5eter. SIN
ben tat6pliI9en Sir6en Ipuroe 9es
tern Oas set Der lie6en 6rau pom
8erqe &armel getelert uno 5ndr III
b06it feierli6er Weiie, ipe3ieQ od Der
gapit Dor einigen 9ugen Der &niift
Qusorud gub, buB er an bieiem Sage
bas 3eitliae iegnen perbe, SIN Sloz
tier Der 8armeliterinnen an 8ioolss
uno Caroline : StruBe geitaltete ii3
bic 7eier gu elmer b%eIOnbers er6ebens
ben. Die erite Meiie purOe oaielbit
I'm baIb 7 16r Morgens BON Batter
Or. 5. SOlep BON Der ct. pdulsz&lrs
DIE eeleIen. I'm bdlb 9 l6r belt
9ater Superior goparo 9ornung
BON Der Ct. @sn5ssluus Stride bic
WteHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

9erondlnoti3en. - Yrof.
Sulius 3e4 unO 9ema6lin perOen
fir sinige Noten CUR grbOlung in
bic blauen 8erge reiien.
= 6r. @bus. s, 5iQmunn, Orgas
niit Der Ct. 8incent : Stride uno
Mitslieb Der r6urmonie", bat ii9 i'm
Observation-Disclosures tdts : 6ofpital"
elmer Operation unterSie6en miifTen.
Sein 3uftuno mar geitsrn Q6eno 5uz
frieoenitelleno.
- Der frii6ere Stabt : Yrofurdtor
Dim 8rDan uno Satin reiIten gez
itern na4 Gentrepi1e, no Der 8ater
Der 5rau 9rpan, ST. Sobn 0obo, gez
ftor6en lit.
- 9r, SO6n u. WbitriOse, Der ieit
Ginger 3eit in ieiner Wobnung,
Campers Sin, nabeRelup, trant bar
nieOer liegt, bsfinoet ii4 auf Dem
Wege Der 8e%1erung.
4Iles UNI einen S9Gbe1.
: Or. 9enrp QOler uno oe1en Sat
tin Sarab BON Nr, 681, Siio>Gbarz
IesitruBe, puroen geitern i'm iiioIiz
den @tutiOnsbauie bomgoli5eiri4tsr
Roberts I'm je SO uno Soften gez
trait, neil tie 9rn. 9. 8ein6erg BON
Nr. $50, Sio : G6urlesitrabe, an
gebli9 tbdtIi4 ungegriffen 9utten.
Die lriade bes Streitss mar Elm
meni6lider SdGDel, ben beioe par=
teien als @igenthum beanipru6ten.
Wirb in 90 afu4u e 8
gem ii If t. = SIN mittlerenStuz
tions6uuie iiBt Elm Mann, Numens
Mdr 9olomann, alias Mdr 3eper,
pel6er Hep : YOrt ulS ieine9eimuth
angibt, Der g~eitern bonn 0etettip Bob
Ter auf Die 4ni9uloigung per6dftet
purDe, als Qgent Der Singerzg}d6z
mai9inen : Comp. in Mafa6uietts
angsblid $500 seitoblen gu BADEN.
@ebeimpoliaiiten BON bort tperoen Jpn
6eute abbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Stationsn.

Wetterausii9ten n. - SIR
Marplanb unb ben 9iftrift Columbia
flar unb mariner am Greitas. flar ON
Samitaa, lsidte peltli9e Minhe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
@aS iaaen Sic Sasu2

Sos Reiultat Der 8eoba9tungen,
Die Sa4Deritdnoige bon bisii9en
giertrintern semu4t baden, 1T, baB
Oieienisen bas frii6efte 4usieben,
ben beafen Bid, ben elaitii6iten
Sang BADEN, Die fein anberes, als
Srant Steil's eolen 9eritsniaft trim
fen. 19S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
9nfalberi6tc nus @aihinqtnu.
9rof. 2un9leD's Slug
M Sine.


Die Nugsn Der 9on3en piHeni4uftz
lifen 8elt iino augenblidlia uuf etn
tleine5 9orf am 9otomac : 5luB, 30
Meilen unter6aIb Der 8unoesbauptz
Ituot, geri6tet. Sn 8ioepater, 8d.,
ion nGmli6 Der erite pruttii6e Der
Tu6 gemd6t iperoen, mittelit Der pof
9rof. 2anglep erfunoenen 5lu9mdz
I6ine Die 2iifte SIT our6treu3en.
grof. 2anglep lit Setretdr oes
SmitbIonian : SnftitutS in Wdfhz
ington uno 6at feds Sabre anitrens
GENDER 4rbeit uno $4,000 duf bic
Contribution Ieines rNerO : 8ldnes"
p%erpunot. Der ngleropldne" Iie6t Ell
mem rieIigen 8ogel dhnli6 nit 3tpst
mG6tigen 6liigeln an isoer @site.
Die 8erIu6e 1oGen unge6li6 5uerit
nit fleinen Mooe1en 9emu4t iperoen,
uno tpenn oisr ginitig a%usfaQen,
iptro elm @ITent bes 9rn. 2dnglsp
bic erte Nuffa6rt nit Dem nQeropld1
ne" unternebmen. Die 5lugmdi6ine
6efinoet ii6 f8on an Ort uro STEELE
uno Der 9rofeFor miro bsute bort
ertpdrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

0'66ea 8irgi6aft 5000. Sum @or1
muno nuroe ernonnt: SEQ. W.2eim=
baa fir Qnna %. Wolf, 8iirgI4uft
$500. Nu4IaBberi6te puroen be-
ltatt9t IN ben 6dlen pon Marp u.
pope, $l791; Simot6p Riproan,
$136,532; Murp Rioroun, $63, 800;
@briitian &reu3er, $3818; Marp 6.
0rpoen, $18,O84; Sara6 Roienz
t6al, $500; 6reoerid 6. CONNER,
$4,000; Mdttie Mc96erIon, $489;
4nna % 9ule, $3541. 9ertGufe ruz
tifi5irt in ben 6Guen DON Spa Sell
beimer. 1915; Caroline 6. Marburz
ger, 5000; GbriItina Nolfnugle,
$500; Marp 6. 8Iingmper, $1,000;
Snpsntur : 8er5ei6niTs ein9erei6t
in Den 6Gqen BON Nm. 8. Sing,
$1,000; 2uura o. Stons, $500; Re=
beda 9. Ramos, 1857; Nm. Sra
BAN, $3.50. 0ormunoi6aft5 Be-
ri6te gutgebeiBen i'm Sale pon39os
mas $. 8. 0ieb, $5311.
Sncorportrt.
Die Spar Dining ano Mdnufacz
turing Company" puroe geitern bon
9aul 8. 8a6e, George %. Mc8regoz
m, 8m. 9. STINT, 6. Glaggett O'0oz
nopan uro 5. Gopuro 8ruce nit
100000 &nnitdL incorpprirt.
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g m # a G. unD gzG T.
turiionsn ra6 WaIbington $1.25
ouf Der Yenninlouniu= 8dbn."
8inete iino fir bic Riidfd6rt Bis
@onntag 9(beno 9iiltig, @1e 3uge,
Der Congregational 2imiteO" ausge@
norlrlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

zines 4r5tes, lie pieber gum 8spubtz
ietn 81 brin9en.
Wie bas 6ornberger
S9teben.
Dix Spe5idl 8eridmmlung Der
Nep : Cattle 9~resbptarp, pel9e in
Retp : cattle u~bgebalten peroen
ioq, unb BEL ipelder SiBung man Die
aiinoenoe grebigt oes ReD. @lpooo
BON Der Slipet : Stride Dor Der 2pnz
9erei bes Negers Dbite in Outlining
ton, Del, elmer l1nteriu6ung unterz
min, I4eint nidt ben gsz
ipiinidten @ffeft er5eugt gu BADEN.
l}an ideut lid iogur, bic Namen jez
ner 9farrer unb Qelteiten u~n5u9e6en,
lpel9e oiefe Sps5iuliisun9 einberufen
6uben. Q1gemein lit man ieooa Der
4nIi9t, oub Don feiner Settle, tir4z
li6 ooer neltli9, oieie ITfuire DON
gteuem uufgeriittelt niro.
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6 O., 415 Water=Str. (266-
&o1tete + m $6.40. - Sobn 5.
Oeager BON CIR. SO, MountzS trabe,
tpuroe geitern i'm mittleren Stations
buuie pom Yolt5eiri9ter Gaab I'm S.
unb Soften erlei6tert pegen angebltz
der 6emmung beg Strubenba6noerz
te6rs in Ger Sitz8altimorezStrd
0eager mar, pie Straben6abnnugz
gonbsbienitete ausiagten, bon Der
9oitoffioe : Npenue Bis CUR Srpnts
StraBe nit ieinem 6ubrperf be6arrz
li9 i'm Ditli9 fiibrenoen 9eleiie gez
blieben, bobur6 Die inn fplgenDen
Wuggons duf6alteno.
Nb mad 5rebertt. = 5rant
Hamsburg uno 8eiiie Song, oaS
9Gr6sn, tpel6es bier BON ben 9e6aim=
poli5iiten 9obler uno Maion auf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING perbuftet poroen mar.
in 6reoerid, 3d., ungebli9 5pei
6abrrGber geitoblen gu BADEN, purDen
geitern 9ormtttdg bonn S9eriff 2eaie
bon 5reDerid : Gountp abgebolt. Der
SGeriff fa9t, er babe bic 5abrrdber,
tpel6e bas pGrden BEL gQicott : Gttn
i'm Slid gelaHen gu BADEN ungie6t,
neil Elm Rab brad, nod ni4t gsfunz
cen.
8e6rt d Der u n It Il IL
r ii d. = 3obert s. Mafon, Der 19z
idbrige iunge Mann, fpelder am lebz
ten 5reitag aus benz st. Glifabstbz
Srren=Nibl" BEL Wai6tngton, .. g.,
entiprungen mai uno ii9 am Mittz
mod Qbenb freipilig i'm mittleren
Stationsbauie ite1te, tpuroe eeitern
benz Superintenbenten Der 4nftult,
9rn. Gbarles 5. Bird, ausgeliefert.
Wollte iterben.- Mit eli
mem an bic 9asleitung b feltigten
8ummii9lau6 i'm Munbe, nurbe Der
36 Sabre alte Zimmerman Burner
s. McGuen am Mittpo6 Nbsno BON
ieiner So4ter 8efiie i'm 9inter5immer
bes 5peiten Stodtperfes ieiner Wpbz
nung Ir. 837, Builder : 4Denue, in
beiinnungsloiem 3uitunbe aufgefun@
ben. @r lag boqig angetleibet auf
benz Bette. poli5iit Noel pom n0rDz
liden 0iitrift ianbte ben Mann nu9
benz nMarpldnber 9eneral>6oipitdl,
mo Die Ier5te i'm baIb ipieoer ms
8efpubtiein 5uriidriefen. Seine 5rau
lit felt ldngerer 3eit leibenb unb be-
finbet ii9 in Demielben 9oipital, uno
es piro angenommen, baB bic Soreen
Inn Die Satin i'm gu Der Shat triez
ben.
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mad Der 9ucific

Sour nab Der Pucifitz
&iiite unb geQoptone zgarf
unter benz periOnli4 gefii6rten en-
item Der npenniDlpanid : Giien6ubn,"
pom 6. big 81. auguft; ips5ieuer
puumanz3ug BON 6arrisburg. @inen
9an5en Sag auf benz @ranb Canon
BON Qri3onu. RunOreiie : 5a6rpreis
$215, ale n0tbigen llnfoiten bedeno,
nit Iusna6me bpn brei Suoen in
San 5rancisco, M}an tpenoe ii6 an
bic Sidetz Qgenten pDer f6rei6s an
SEQ. %. 8opb, General : paTuqierz
4gent, 8roaOzS Str. zStation, Ybildz
Delpbtd. Q98,2OO,3,6,9.13)
Sin Prpte It. - 8etpobner Don
NoroDeit : Baltimore proteItiren qez
gen bic N6fi6t Der S4ul6e60roe, aus
Der S9ule Nr. 46 an 0ipiiionz uno
Gunbale StruBe cine Negeri9ule gu
MAIDEN, uno in elmer am MitttpoA
46eno itattgefunbenen MafIen : Ser
fammlung in Rufeu's 6ale an Der
penniploania : Ibenlte, na6e Dol
pbinzS trabe, ipurben @omits'n err
nannt, pel4e S4ritte tbln iollen, bic
abii4t Der S9ulbe60roe gu 6interz
treiben. Sn iener Na6bari3aft be-
finoen ii4 flint po6ltbdtige 4nitolten,
uno 5rpar Linton Yroteitant Snfirz
marp," st. gincsnt's Snfdnt Qipz
lum," v9eimat6 Der 6reunbloien,"
ct. Peters proteuntif9e @pisfopal=
Stride unb Die fut6oliide Stride our
unbefledten gmpfdngniB, unb es
niro befir6tet, Oub cine Negeri9ule
in jener 8egenb ous idtpar5e Glement
CUR 4niieoelun9 in Der Na6bari9uft
peranlufen piro, pobur9 bas @igenz
thum entfperthet perDen nijrhf
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ShiittclfrGu Shmcr5en, Walas
rim. 20 Grippe uno idllimme Grfal-
tnnarn furirt Surf ,,Slancn's Mane
ssids" and, in Hiiiiaer SprnI).
ISreis csc. Mlentbalben p%erfanft.
'C5u2, I&S,l9D
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@etterberidlt.
Der. StaotensN etttr' Phreau, !
Baltimore. ben 16. SuIi 1SOS.)

@ittI. porouctsrf. 8 o o pohhe 2.mperatur. %
Hiitti. 9berrou1sterA.. IS gtieorisite Kemperat. So
Die h0fite Stnelisfett oss as'nees IN e'neI
stuupe betrla Ii DisiIen pom g~oroUcfen.
Yes oehriat Meter. Die bobfs
S.mpsratur pts ~seirietn iaa.s ibis 8 ubr abenos)
mar auF na5ssnauutsn 6tationeu. ME folst:
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fragt die 4OBS Ots. Die lT lRNeL GeSaal Aa
.easiis NMZIZM
7an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

Srtntt &ern4s S4ee
9affee.-5eit 80 S1bren beribmt
iueoen 0ualitdt uno Preiie. 8, ..
3enrpG o., go 2aben. (6O)d3)
3um 8efu6 in 8eber's
pGrf.- Der 9umenz8erein oes
Surnperein8 v8orpdrt5" OeronItultt7
te am Mittpo6 Nu6mittag et1ter
ausflug mad Weber'5 9arf an Oerr
!6orforo : Roao. Die 0amen paren
~poGsd6lig eri6iensn, Osnn es gait, Der
oelis6ten qrdioentin 5ruu 4uguitu
8errer einen 8eiud db3uItotter, MEL
de qegenmGrtig CUR gr6olnn9 bet
Srn. unO 6rou Strait pO4nt, g}on
Gmiifirte Iib uuf'S Bette Bel 8s9slz
unb gu6reIpiel. Sin ausge5el6neteS
Gouper. bereitet BON 5ruu Strait, per-
einte bic 0amen an Der Sufel gu eli
mem oemiit6lifen 8eiIammenietn
Wiele 5amen batten i6re 9inoer mltz
oe6ro6t. pelfe Ii6 auf's &Oitltd'te
Ssroniioten. Grit Ipdt pur0e BE
6eimfabrt ungetreten. 0ds Gomtte
6eItanO aus ben Oomen Sat4. Bril-
iel uuD 4dth ri.
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fragt die die Sote, Die Ihr Inner Gskauft Hahl
. ss5:f' &MAzzw
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@elpIcnonnacn mad, 9emtidlanS

VClpIChphiuS hutb SNAh'AJAA""
"a Gents pro Mart unb gpmmiIiion.
S6eo. $. 0iener G 6 o., Ais
Waterz StraBs. Iusldnoiides Sch,
8e6iel unb Grebit>8riefe S9iffsz
farten BON uno nah europa. (266)
8~ufe6ull. = Seitpem Der 6isz
5iqe Club einsn rlellsn Gapitdn in benz
bier po6lbefannten Spieler Sennings
er6alten bat, lit cine groBe gehsrung
in ieinen 2~eiItungen 81 bemerten. Die
Orioles iino nit geDiiier 3sgelmdz
Biofeit ais Sieger aus ben 9onteIten
nit dnoeren uno itarfen Clubs 9erz
porqeaarqen. Dies tpdr audi geitern
tpieoer Der San, un0 5ipar nit folgen>
Der Score:
SIN 9ropiOtnee.
prrp;oeuee ......... o 0 0 o o o 0 0 90
baltimore .......... 0 , , 0 0 0 0 o %
gurdta ,9it3tr" unO aobiniOn yGutberH Iilr
Baltimore.
Mc5arlono ,Qit6cr" mn 2i99ius rGat6tr" mr.
QrOuiOcncc.
&clD Umpire.
81 Scri c b=Gitp.
1,ri,ns6itn q 0 o o 0 0 %
@uifulo ............ . 1 l / l 0 , 0 %
Su Rcnurt
Ntiparf ............ O , | Q 0 0 I8
Toronto ........... , o 3 3 o , o 0 DO
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Sine Hciie nad1 ScntiblauS,

UNI bic Welt Ober nu9 irgenD einem
S6eile Der Welt u%rrargirt. ReiIes
biIete iiber ale 8ubnz uno 0ampfers
2tnien. S6eo. s. Oiener &c
6 g., 415 WaterzStr. ESQ.,
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$2.G0 mad PbiIuoelp6io,
$3.50 na4 Gbeiter, $1.OO nua
Wilmington uno 3uriid.
@onntag, ben 26, Suli; n9ennipl=
bania : g%iien6ubn;" Abfubrt BON
Union : 8abnbof in Baltimore sos
M}orgens. aiidfebr, @bfuhrt bon
96;x. oelpbia 7 ubr NbenD8; BON
GsAter 7.2O @benDs; bon Dilmingz
IN TAO Qbenos. 1913, 2O2-6)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-02
THE WORLDS FAIR BOARD
Work Of Preparing the Mineral Elk.
hibit Progressing Rapidly.

4 meeting of the board of managers
for Arizona of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition was held at the capitol
building yesterday morning. All the
members of the commission were pres
ent except Hon. Is. A. Packard. Pro-
fessor w. 2. Blake of the University
of Arizona appeared before the COM
mission by request and the subject OF
the installation, labelling, cataloguing
and arranging the mineral exhibit at
the exposition was discussed,
The catalogues will contain a. list of
the mines of the territory, their own
ers, their output and geological
sketches of them. 1t was mentioned
that the exhibits from Pima and Santa
Cruz counties have been made prlc-
tically complete and are ready for
labelling. There was no report from
the counties of Cochise, Graham and
Pinal. In the distribution of the work
among the members of the commission
that territor yhad been assigned to Mr..
Packard who is at present not in the
territory but there is no doubt that his
duties will be fully performed with
in the required time.
Chairman Doran OF the commission
said that he would put local commits
sioners in the field al once.
The members of the commission said
that they did not think it would be
we'll to expend their energy over too
long time; that things would be put
in readiness and that when the proper
time came the work could be pushed
rapidly at a great saving of expense
to the territory.
Professor Blake left last night for
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-02
The Supervisors
The First Day Of the Quarter a Busy
One.

The board of supervisors had busy
session yesterday in the course of
which matters OF more than usual I'M
portance came up. 1t had been given
out by the board that bills against the
county would be allowed only at reSu-
lar meetings instead of all MEETINGS
of the board as hitherto. That brought
a great many bills in that otherwise
would have been delayed.
Another matter came in from the
office of the probate court. There were
several claims by physicians who had
been called into the court to testify
in insane cases. These claims were
$40 each upon the theory that the
testimony offered by the claimants
was expert. The claims had been o.
KID by the court, but the board on the
recommended ton of Assistant District
Attorney Billiard refused to allow them
on the ground that there is no pro-
vision in the law for the payment of
$40 or any other sum for this testi-
mony. 1t is expected that the case
will be taken to the district court.
The matter of the opening of a road
between North Center street and the
Black Canyon road was finally dis
posed OF and damages were awarded
to the persons who will have to furn-
ish the land. The bond of Ike D.
Ford. as constable of Wickenburg pre-
cinct approved and also the bond of
Frank P. Trott who had been appointed
by Judge Kent, a member of the Wa
ter Storage commission to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of ]. T.
Priest.
Mr.. A. P. Davis in charge of the
work on the Tonic Basin project made
an Informal call upon the board, in
the course of which the subject of
the taking of options on the lands
which will be submerged by the build
ing of the dam came up. At an earlier
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and Sanitariums in the East. Well rested, he
is glad again to meet his large acqusint ia nee
and renew with increased vigOr AM. knowledge
his work II SPECIALIST. Throughout the
southwest DR.. Hubbard has long been know II
as rre-eminentlv successful in curing Dis
EASES OF MEN. His meth' DIS for the treat
ment of SEXUAL WEAKNESS are the latest
and best Blood, Special. Private. Kidney
and Urinary Diseases treated in the most
scientific aud >kilifui manner. No matter who
has failed or how obstinate your ma lady, con
suit the doctor without delay, and if your dis
ease is durable you will be cured promptly and
permanently. II possible always be exam
ined by an expert. Talk with him and judge
yourself as to his ability md integrity.
The doctor is thoroughly educated and 81
gradu ate of Harvard Medical college, He
makes a specially of di ficult cases. Years ago
he discarded o1d-time methods of treating
chronic di>ea ses, hence his far reaching Iepu-
tation. Consultation Free. HI urs 1912, Is,
o.. Hibbard Building, g.. s S. Second Ave,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-02

ella county TO attend to the work of
Secretary st. Claire to whom that dis
trict had been assigned. Another
meeting of the commission will be held
today.
This is the first visit of Chairman
Doran to Phoenix since his return from
St. Louis, where he says work is pro-
crossing rapidly. He was gratified to
find that Stewart Tritle formerly o:
this territory occupies a prominent
position in construction work.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-02
Or. Hibbard

Has returned home from
his summer vacation
after an extended trip
including Niagara Fla lis.
n sail on the ST. Law
renee through the ] hou-
sand ISLANDS as far rs
Montreal, then on La Ike
Champla:n and George.
down the Hudson 10 New
Y,rk,Ihen through Long
Island Sound and Nara
ganset Bay 10 Provl-
dence thence by rail 10
historic ole Boston. The
doctor has visited some
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-02

meeting an arrangement was entered
into by which the funds remaining at
the disposal of the Water Storage COM
mission might be applied to the taking
Of options as they may be secured.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-02

Bridget, can 1 trust you with the
china?" Sure. We can, ma am. Oi'l!
save every piece. Life.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-09-18
FEAST IN S. DAKOTA
The Journal Newsboys' Band and
Lund Excursion Banqueted
at Watertown.
Speeches by Prominent Citizens
Show the Greatness Of
the State.
Hpecial to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
watertown, s. D.. Sept. 1s.-When the
Journal Newsboys' band and the Lund ex-
cursion left Watertown this morning, they
did so with a keen sense Of having been
treated we'll as the guests Of this city.
The treat for the boys was the banquet
given by the Business Mems union
Wednesday evening at Skinner's cafe. 1t
was nothing elaborate SO far as the menu
was concerned, but if the newsboys did
not have feast Of good substantial
character, there is no chef on earth that
could cater to their appetites. The table
was laid for 100 and almost every chair
was occupied, two or three Of the busi-
ness men failing to appear on account Of
other engagements. The band boys were
eager to see. eat and hear, and they did
all three with the usual spirit characteris-
tic of their kind. Professor Heintzmann
sat with the boys and kept them evenly
balanced thruout the supper. 1t was re-
marked by many that a finer lot Of little
gentlemen never assembled. There were
also present Ward D. Williams of T h g
Journal Fl. l. Pathy of T h 9 ] o u r
agency, with twelve men connected with
the firm, and about twenty five Of the
most prominent business men Of Water
town. President John B. Hanten Of the
Business Mems union presided
Mr.. >Hanten's Talk.
When the remnants had been cleared
away Mr.. Hanten, POSTMASTER, arose anc
remarked:
"Gentlemen: The business men O
watertown are proud to entertain to-nigh
the representatives of The Minneapolis
Journal. the Journal band the land mer
and the homeseekers. We have listened t.
good music to-day from the band, and es
pecially for a band composed of sucl
young men. You have reason to be prout
of what you are doing. You are a credi