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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23
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lDelt uno Eeben unter Der Eupe
eoitorieller 8etradtuno.



Gs lit eine 8etpegung i'm @ange,
nm ben SefretGr-fiir 6dnbel rnb Mr=
belt, 6errn gprtelDpu, fir bas 0pr=
hobeil su irtereifirsn, .Mrbeitsz Bureaus
IN ben gintpanberungs =Stationen,
unb befpnbers auf glis sSslanb, eins
5uridten, bur9 ipelde Garinarbeiter
nah ben ipeitIihen Staaten geIeitet
iptrben f1n1ssn. Das @orbaben pirb
NIT ber Mnsabe besriinbet, baB tiin-
fige Jarmarbeitsr niht irnitarbe ieisn,
Mrbeit auf 5armen sl bstommen, neil
ibnen MitteI unb Wege per5dloFen
ipdren, bic nDtbige Musfunft unb
G,icherung folder Nrbeit sl erbalten.
Die neifen befGnben ii9 bei ibrsr Mns
fnnft ilnter benz Ginbrud, bab ibnen
bic 2anbuns ni6t sefattte tpiirbe,
ipenn iie niht bic Mbreife zines 5rein=
bes ober @ertpanbten bier angeben
fDnnten. llilb ba fie nur felten rnter
benJarmern 8efanrte bdben, 10 tpGren
lie geaipungen, bic Mbreife zines Greun=
bts in elmer Der grpben Stdbte anaus
geben unb miiBten ldut ben Negeln
bes gintpanberungsz8ure babin
geben. Daber fomne es, bob 10 piele
Emigranten, bic auf s5armen aufges
ipadfen iinb, Mrbeit in syabrifen,
8ergiperfen unb @iebereien annebmen
miiBten. Dem ipdre abaubslfen, ipenn
freie Mrbeitsz8urtaus dus11liebli1
fir Jarmarbeit in ben ipeffliAet
@tnaten nit ben ginfpanberungss
Stdtipnen perbunben piirben. Oaz
burh fDnnte bic 3abl Der Mrbeitslofen
In ben sroben5 5tdbten bes Sftens per=
ringert tperben. Die ssarmer tDiirben
febr gerne bieie Mrbeits=8ureaus Be-
nuben, Inn ii9 bic nOtbisen Mrbeiter
au perfhaffen.
General zgtnipanberungs Rommif=
iGr Sargent unb apmmiTGr Milz
liams BON gnis Sslanb Iinb benz Hlan
niht abgeneigt, tpenn er aur Our9=
fiibrung reif ipirb. lin bic Musfubz
rung gu fOrbern, iperben bic gouper=
nsure Der tpeitli1en 5taaten angegan=
gen, ibren ginfl1B in Wafbington in
bic Wagf6ale 5u perfen. Sur 8esriin=
bung bes 8orbabens tperben au6
offi5ielIe 3iffern aneeseben, bic bos
Reifeaiel biefer alafTe bon Mrbeitern
1rennen. 9lus ben 3iffern sebt berpor,
baB fi9 bic meiiten biefer Mrbeiter na9
ben groBen Stdbten bes Sitens ipenz
ben, neil lie bort Sreunbe baben unb
bonn Guch in ben Stdbten fleben
bleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23
beanipruher1
BUR Inpe in MtnseDnutet .

Ser r0ii1iIae 8eri6terftatter bes
ng. s" bat nit benz iebigen ottomaniz
f9en 9eI6dftstrGeer in Gom, Pan=
giri=8ep, Der als Der fGbiafte Diplomat
Der pfprte erfldrt ipirb, eins 8eipre@
6una iiber bic ntaaeboniffen 8prsdnee
aebabt. Der tiirfiI9e Diplomat, Der
Ma3ebonien febr gut tennt, erfldrte,
es banble ii9 Bel Der gansen Mngelez
senbeit um cine Nrt gefddft reselz
re9ter publiaitGt, 2iteratur uno 8e=
arbeitune Der Dffentli9en Meinung.
Sie Repplutionscomites unb lire 6in=
termdnner benuBten einfa9 bic befannz
ten alten Gli9es, aber nur Elm She'll
bes publifuns falle auf ibre 3dllber>
asl6i9ten berein. Die fogenannten
maoeOoniIden Greuel ieien faft ourd=
tpess Grfinbungen. Man nebme cine
Rarte por, fuhe ein paar Dubenb
Namen bon ODrfern un5 fonitruire
Oa5u tpilltiirli1 mod anbere untontrol=
lirbare Namen, unb nun gebe Elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grfinben bon
MaHafres, @etpalttbaten. 8ranbitifz
tungen II. I. m. log, mas bas .3eus
balte. geipib fdmen nod gluttbaten
por, aber tie feien auf Hednung Der
Sniurrettionshefs Su feben, bic slt
allem fd6is finb. 8eiipielsipeife fei
Oer srDBe patriot Sarafotp nit n,ebs
reren ieiner intirniten MnIaneer poni
S9nurgeribt in 8ufareit !peaen freiz
faden Morbes perurtheilt tporcen. gin
fol6es @eIinbel feien be rWDlferbsls
ben. Ser tiirfiihe Diplomat bsr:.is
ii1 auf bic Mnerfennuneen bsutIder
8eri1teritatter iiber bic !iirfifte 9ee-
resbisaipltn. Die aufressnben 9ilb.r
iIuitrirter 3eitungen nit absebauensr
GDpfen II. +. fp. erfldrie ct fir pbcto>
sraphiide aunititiidden ct erfannte
an, baB Elm gutter 9heil Der 0ffsntliGem
Meinune gurppas beute ri1tige.s iiser
bic Siirfei uribeile als friiber, erin=
nerte an bds Bismard'Tne Mrrt. bic
Siirten ieien bic einaigen Gentlemen
bes Srients nnb bebauerte nur, bab
bic Mebr5abf Der europdiI9en .se;.Eas
gen in Der 9iirfei 2anb unb QeuIs mot
fennen, bic @prahe niht nerite1en uno
baher auf Nahrihten angepieIen i;nb,
bic ibnen i'm gafe BON Det9ei.:gter
6eite eifria augetrdgen tpercer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23

SIN Rolibtrsbnu fat ii1 bagsen felt
Mining Jebrnqr htrs SET hGfts gang
f1eisntIim eebDbtn; ltiht nilr fixlstl bic
Geininidisn aus, ts ipairbtn oiB
3ablreibe Mrbeitsr siageittIt. Sm SsrS
tileeiptrbe blisb bsr GsiHdftsgang
btfriebisenb, tpsnn Il aud an einaelnen
gentren nint msbr 70 kbboft mar ipie
5u 4nfdng bes Sdbres. Ourh Die
5teiserung Der Baumipollpreiie ipnrbe
Der Gefhdftsgans nunrntlih IN mdnz
diem 8ranhen bes acknowledgements
uneiinftis beeinfluBt, 70 bDr Mntm
aud in bsr gbemniber @trumpfipaa@
renfabrifatipn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23
B1srenMltrutts4ttuH.

eyn elmer frdnfifhen llniberfitGtsz
.ifabt fallen atDei fleine ainber in ben
Randl unb iperben bur1 sinen iunz
gen Mrbeiter bom @rtrinfen qerettet.
Die 5abritbireftion, in BET Meinuna.
bem iungen Menf9en fOnnten Elm paar
pfenniee 8elobnune nihts fd3aben.
benahri9tist bic itdbtiIde 8ebDrbe
pon bem @orfan, tporauf fi9 fc!aens
bes telepbonif6e @sIprGd ertipinnt:
UebOrbe: nWie srob mar Der @r.
beiter2"
DIRECTION: .Mittel."
@eb0rbe: rgenau gemeiTen9"
:, DIRECTION (na6 elmer Meile): Il
Meter S."
Behorbe: Damn tbut's urs .eio.
Der Rdnal 1T t1ur / Meter 46 tief. Da
mar alp teine aebensgefabr i'm Sp;el,
unb lcnirb nihts beaablt. g1luB.."
DirettiDn: itebt fprudlos ar 1ele.
pbon.
anOsrn aeuten seht's nis@: bsH.r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23

80 r. r..r fx..E $3.50 II
aldns IuptsnOe Heus tp.sba n.D
Suxns3llg Dsl.segen, ptlu7sI pE = Is.le''s s.
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Iori9eleBa. Qtei legeH n.il auen' Np,i'S
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23
8nHlnttn, anpn4r a.,1n @nrrn.

gon Der Walu@WfiinDung tpo Der
iapaneiif6<dineiii9e aries ieinen Mnz
fang nabm, fommt cine Melbuns iiber
rufiiidziapaniihe Oifferensen, bic
aus bem Mettitreit beiber Md6te in
Rorea berriibren. Gin Ru1e, Der
friiber Jinunaasent feiner &esieruns
tnRorea mar, bate amOalu ipertbpolle
Walbldnbereien ertpprben, bod als er
nit beren Musbeutung be9tnnen lpollte,
fanb er Sapuner i'm 8eiib, bic burd@
aus feline Neisuns aeigten. feinen Mnz
fprii9en gu tpei9en CT bat bebbalb
bic !9iilfe ieiner Gsgierung angerufen
unb bieIe nit gntfenbuns elmer Srup@
pendbtbeiluns bortbin feinen Miinfhen
entfpro6en. sSn ben atisldnbiI6en
@efanbtfaaften in pefins fiebt man
Der tpeiteren @ntipidlung nit Spanz
nung entgegen.
Der Snterehenitreit fpieselt in fleiz
nerem MaBitabe tpiebsr, mas fi9 in
srDBerem in &orea l.lbft pcllaiebt, mo-
Der ruffi1@e ginflub nit benz iapani>
i4en Inn bic 8orberrfhaft fdmpft.
RuBlaHb bat felt Sabren auf Seiti@
gung feines Ginflufes am 9ofe bon
Soenl bineearbeitet unb 5eitipeilis
9roBe Grfolse er5ielt. Na6 benz Srte>
ben bon Sbimonofefi begann Der @e@
geniab atpiI9en Hublanb unb Sapan
in GDred itdb be1pnbers beutlin au
duBern. Die rufiifde Diplomatic
itiiBte ii6 auf bic eonierpatipe partei,
Der ber 9of, bas Bsamtentbum unb bic
fanatif9e Gefte oer 5onsfafs anseb0z
rem, bic Sapaner bagegen auf bic
2iberalen, ipel9e Heformen i'm Qanbe
piinidten. Ser RaiIsr ielbf neigte
ben Rui1en 81 uno CAB btsfe Geiinnllng
tn Der 3ollDerpaltung 9eeresberfaIa
fung unb iiberbaupt in alien tpihtisen
8eripaltungssneisen funo. Mm itGrts
iten mar Der ginflub bes 3arenrei1es,
als i'm Sabre 1897 EN- Mbfomn1en nit
Rorea 5u 5tanbe fam, tpona1 bie1es
ii6 geipiHermaben unter rem alleinigen
S4uB HuBldnbs begaf. 8eeinflubt
tpurbe biefe Ridtnns beionbers burA
bic grmorbung Der Raiierin, nod pelz
der Der Rai1er iid Gdub iudenb in
bic rufiiI9e gefanbtidaft sefliidtst
batte.
Spdter bat ii9 bag se1nbert. Die
syapaner berlegten ii9 auf bic itiGe
Miffion; sablreide Mustpanberer aus
Sapan lieBen iib In Rorea rrieser nnb
seipannsn alfmdIig sroBen GiafluB
auf bic Dffentli9en Mngelegenbsiten.
Ser 3u5us aus Sapan lit 10 fart,
bab bic 3abl Der in syufom anfdIitgen
Sapaner i'm Sabre 1901 bereits 7O14
betrug, in Sfdernulpo ipuhs bic iapazI
niidbe 8eb0lfer1ng pDn Alb auf 1923
perfonsn. Mebnlih lit es du1 an anz
beren Srten Der San eetpefen.
Set benz Mbfhlub beg engfiieariaz.
paniIden 8iinbniHes bat bic iepdniiGs
Megiernng ibren ginfluB auf pDliti-
fhem @ebieis ilrrDxrbiilIt aeltenb su
MAIDEN gefuHt. Dies dubert ii1 nuz.
m,emtli1 in ber Mbtpebr rnffiId).r Afz.
tionsn. Wpr sinigen Wonattn tpiinfdte
bos 3drenrei4 bic Mnlogc elmer Tele<
grdpbtnEinie BON Rored iibtr Witsiu
nah bkr Manbfdurei. 0iefes Nerz1
Idugen funb dber ftine grfiilung. ssstl
Goeul erflGrte man. Dbnt. bic @ene5s
miguns ber hineiiihsn Rtsisrung ben
Ban btr 2inie nidt 9titdtten 3u f0ns
nen, bic pefingtr @iaatSmGnner dber
ipieisn daf ben Mdnbf9 bf9nrtibertrag
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23
5npe DeH DetttTdJstr ArheitH-
attarkteH.

Wan f9reibt aus Berlin: Die Mn=
fdBe elmer 8eHerunG bic if6 felt Moz
naten auf bem Mrbeitsmarft be.lerfz
bar MAIDEN, baben ith i'm Monaf Sc
bruar 10 frGftig entpidelt, baB bas
lleberangebot nidt nur 1tGrfer 8urids
gesaneen 1T als i'm 8prjabre, ionbern
auh erbebliher als es ionit in Der
Menbe pom sSanuar gum Sebruar Der
Jall su fein pflest. On ben Dffent=
Iihen 9lrbeitsnodipeiien bes DeutIhen
Reides, fotpeit -ibre 3ifFern Der r9lrz
beitsmarft@g gorreippnbeta" our 0er=
fiigung iteben, famen auf 100 pffene
5tellen 1863 Mrbeitluhenbe, fpGbrenb
Is i'm 5ebruar Dprieen Sabres an
benfelben Mrbeitsna6peiien nod
219.4 geipeien iparen. Sie 8eFerung
in Der Gage bes 9lrbeitsmarftes i'm
Monat Sebruar lit eerabeau auffalz
Itnb, fdeint aber bur9 bic 8eipeaunq
Der 3iffern Der 8e59dftieten na9 ben
Nngdben Der Rranfenfafien beitdtiat
81 tperben. Sbnubl bic @erDffenfz
Iiaung bieier 3iffernreiben sur 3eit
iinferbro4en 1T, 10 ipre9en bod bic
borliegenben Sti9proben bafiir, bab
bic 3unabme Der gsi9dftistsn i'm Sc
bruar biefes Sabres srDber estpeIen
1T uls i'm 8Driabre. On einaelnen
Orten mar bic 3unabme sana erbeb=
lih. 90 3. 9. betrus iie in 2eipsig
1,3 proaent, ipGbrenb i'm 8oriabre
i'm Gebruar nod cine Mbnabme bon
IL pro5. itattfanb. sSn DiiFelbprf
mar Die 3unabme IL gsgen O,3, IN
Granffurt a. M. 2.6 gesen O,4, in
Wannbtim 4,5 sgen 0,8 pros. gaur
Gtnttsart 5eist seseniiber benz @orz
Idbre eirte tpeniger ftarfe 3unabme,
unb stDar 3,4 segen 3,8 pro5. Sebr
Ditl 5u Der siinftisen Menbuns auf
bem Mrbeitsmarfte trug bic milbe
Witterung Bel, ipoburd bic Mrbsiten
i'm sJreien, namentli1 bas 8aus
gttDerbe. ipsiterbii1 audi bic @1iffabrt
giirifig beeinfluBt ipurben. sSm 8e=
fltibungsgeiperbe tpurben gegen gnbe
bes WDnats 5ebruar aablrei9e Neuz
einiteuungen bDrgenommen, ba bic
briibidbrsfdifon sinen lebbaften Sc
i4Gftsgans berfpridt. Snn Gi1enges
iDtrbe eebt bic 9ebung bts SefhGfti<
gangsgrabes aiDur MIR gang alImGbli9
bDr fih, aber bod 10 itttig, baB cine
0ermtbrung Der MrbeitstrGfte ifattz
II ffrr6kH fDnnfe. 0fus hen gQerffrn III
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23

Wiuft mas errinsen?
Slid ldBt iid nicbt 5pinaen. .
S6idfal budt iid nibt.
Gerns fein tDdrtsn,
sSr bes aebens Gar!en
Slub'rl auA 8lumsn fir Did.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23

aGIan5itellsn gus Rumm<
garits3u sntftrnen. Wan re;be|
bic gtdnaenben Gtellen NIT 5piritus'
uper nit Wafsr psrbiinntem 9th
midfseiit db. Mnn bsbienf fih bu3ii
elmer 8iir{te nnb biiriiet Die betreffens
ben 9tenen oroentlid a6, bunn ipirb
ein 5uh iibsrselegt unb sepldttet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-23

u. Ott JtUltll lttUtlt tllt NugelIleI>
nen einen lebmigem, babel loderen
8oben mebr als einen fanbigen,. o.
beiben aber in lebterem iebr tpoN.
tpenn er feudt senug 1T. Na9tbeilis
absr 1T etn INNER naiIer 8Dben; 1ols
der muB erbDbt unb entpGTert tperz
ben, ba bic Nofe ipobl rei9fihe Bez
tpGiferung liebt, aber fein itehenbes
WafIer bertrGst. unsiinitise 8efhaf@
fenEeit bes 8obens brau6t fein@runb
3u fein, auf bic Npfenfultur au berz
aiAten. Der Boben ldBt ii9 berbel@
fern inb 9rpdenbeit ipirb burh 8es
aieben, 2pderung bes Grbreihes unb
.3nfnhr BON f6perer grbe nnb reih=
li4em Rubbiinser aufgeboben. @ebr
/ fanbiger 8oben erbGlt febr tpenia
Nabrung, besbalb muB iebr piele biinz
gerreide Grbe augefebt tperben. Mber
biefes allein geniigt ni1t; er muB audi
lDslide nlineralifne Beitanbtbeile be-
fommen unb biele tperben am beften
in elmer BeimifAuna bon 2ebm aefun=
ben. Sebr rantbeilig fir bas @eDei~
ben Der Nofen unb nidt leidt au per@
betfern 1T febr ihirerer, aGber 9bon=
boben. Da fleint pfldnagruben nid5t
lange DOrbulten unb fir srobe Neefe
cine ullsemeine DerbeiIerung burh
3nfdb Dcn Gdnb. Woorerbe, Miit~
erbe, @teinfpblenafMe u. (. 10. nid1t ar
nmifdnbli4 unb foitipielig lit, 10
fon1nt man am lci6teiten All qutem
Boben, fDenn man ben 9bonboben
brennt, iebOh niht 3u tart, bomit 1T
nibt brDdelia iDirb. Wer III niht
giinitiaem Boben {46ne No{tn sie6tn
iDia, tbut an btiten, iih tins,l aom-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-17
OH, Darn 1t, Let Up

There are several vacant cells in the
Washoe county Jail since Woods and
Murphy were deported but it will not
remain this way long. Sheriff Lamb
of Winnemucca will in a few days
bring here the four men confined there
for the alleged murder of a man and
the holding up of several trains in
Humboldt county. They will be
brought here for safe-keeping, as the
humboldt county Jail is rather weak.
-Reno Journal.
Sheriff Lamb hasn't the least in
tention of taking the four men re-
ferred to away from Winnenuc a +;
the county Jail here isn't rather
weak" and there is no necessity for
1u44Ing back on the Washoe county
Jail as a place of safe-keeping for our
criminals. These facts have been
Published time and again, but the
Journal has an idea the statements
are merely joshes, and we might as
well let it go at that. Attempts to
C nvince the Journal that we can
tend to our own business would be
useless.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-17

one was written by Roberts. 1t was
addressed to a married woman in St.
Louis, who from the reading of the
letter is undoubtedly the Kids" Sis
ter. He informed her that he had Sc
cured a nice job selling hardware
through this country; that when he
got to Winnemucca he was arrested
and imprisoned for selling hardware
without a license, and asked her to
help him out of the scrape. In clos
ing, he stated that he had given an
assumed name to the officers here, and
asked her to write to him under the
name Of Fred Roberts.
Sheriff Lamb has communicated
with the chief of police of st. Louis,
giving the name of the woman, and
asking him to find out the Kids" true
name, and obtain his record. 1t is
known that all four of the men gave
assumed names, and in one case the
sheriff already has not only the mans
reaI name, but his full history.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-17
PRESIDENTS YACHT IN GALE
"Syiph" Was in d Storm for
Several Hours

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-The Presi-
dent and party of friends on the Sylpn
N Their way to Ellis island, landed
1t the Brooklyn navy yard this after
loon.
On leaving Oyster Bay the Sylph
rar into a terrific storm. The rain
came down in torrents and the wind
blew in a gale. OFF Willet's Point
the vessel was in serious danger.
On passing through He'll Gate the
gale increased in force and about a
quarter of mile from the Sylph tug
tu@.n, a Iu4 ee-naS Led schooner went
down. 1t could not be ascertained
whether all the crew was saved, owing
to the intensity of the storm which
folCel al the passengers on the Sylph
below deck.
Ii passing up the East river the
'ph was hailed by the naval tug
Pcwhattan, Lieutenant Poundstone in
charge, who tod Lieutenant Preston
that it would be impossible and fool
hardy to attempt to follow out the
Presidents plan of continuing the trip
to Ellis island.
After a consultation with Admiral
Rogers, the President decided to go to
Ellis island and he started for there
shortly after 2 o'clock.
A. that hour the storm had ahated
considerably. The Sylph arrived al
Ellis island at 2:25 p. m. At that time
il was so rough that a landing could
not be made.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-17
DEPORTlNG
SUBSTITUTES
Many Chinese illegally Retain
Their Residence in the
United States

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal Gamble
has made a complete confession to
United States District Attorney Wood
worth of his connection with the sub
stitution of old and decrepit Chinese
for young Cinnamon under sentence
of deportation.
For his connection with the plot for
the liberation Of the men who were
ordered transported Gamble was ar
rested on Monday and released under
a bond of $4,000.
Under the rigid scrutiny and ques-
tioning of Mr.. Woodwork he has con-
fessed, duplicating several well known
Chinese and several whites, some OF
whom are in the employ of the gov
eminent and at least one deputy
sheriff.
The disgraced deputy United States
marshal, in his statement to District
Attorney Woodwork. declared that he
went to the county Jail and received
from Deputy Sheriff Dasher the six
Chinese who were under sentence OF
deportation.
They had been thoroughly coached
by somebody in the Jail and were
thus aware of the desperate plan tc
hoodwink the United States officia $
and circumvent them in their efforts
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Bought Lots and VIII Build

L. L. Mushett and H. F. Mcdonald
today purchased from Henry Busch
lots l, 2 and in block B, on Melarkey
street, near Fifth, buying one lot each
with the intention OF building homes
tbel con for their own occupancy. The
third lot they intend to hold as an
investment, and may build thereon
for IeAting purposes next year.
Mr. Mushett will commence the
erection of a neat little modern cot
tage within the next thirty days, and
will rush the construction as fast as
possible. Mr.. Mcdonald will not build
this season. but will commence early
in the spring. The price paid for the
lots is said to have been s400.
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Erwin Will BE Arrested

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Postal
Inspector James w. Erwin will be
formally arrested this afternoon on
the indictment found by the United
States grand jury at Washington,
charging him with conspiring TO de-
fraud the government.
He will be taken before United
States Commissioner Hextor. where 1t
is the intention to have a removal
warrant issued for the purpose of TAX
ing him to Washington.
Erwin's attorney has declared his
intention of making a fight against
the issuance of a removal warrant
with the purpose of having the charges
heard before the courts here.
Erwin will be accompanied by
bondsmen who viii be prepared TO
give the bail required for his appear
ance at any place appointed by the
courts. Il.
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Savornin Denied Bail

Jas. F. Dennis, attorney for Ger
maine Savornin, appeared before Jus
tice Robins at p. m today and Of
fered to put up a bail bond to secure
the release of the defendant pending
his preliminary examination on the
charge of killing Baptiste Savornin.
District Attorney Warren objected
to the release and arguments were
heard by the justice, who sustained
the objection, and ordered the =
fendant remanded to Jail until the
time set for the preliminary examin-
alton, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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yesterday and another conferenc OF
doctors, Homer Thomas, Nicholas
Sem and Geo. w Webster. was call
ed for today.
After an hours conference late last
night, the three physicians agreed that
his indisposition, which was at first
pronounced acute Indigestion, had de-
veloped unmistakable signs of infiam-
nation of the stomach and bowels.
Today Sir Thos. Lipton's condition is
regarded as serious, and it is said that
in such cases an operation is some
times necessary.
The physicians hope to avoid the
use of instruments in this instance.
In his room at the Auditorium An
mex Sir Thomas spent restless night,
despite the administration of opiates
to give him sleep.
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ROBERISAEATlYCAUGHT
Gave Up the Very Information
Sheriff Desired

Fred Roberts. the "St. Louis Kid. :"
as he has come TO be known to the
court house officials. and who is the
youngest of the four prisoners held
for the murder Of Jack Welch, neatly
caught himself yesterday as to his
name, although he was smooth enough
to not give away the secret of his
true cognomen.
Sheriff Lamb had reason to suspect
that a bunch of letters offered for
mailing yesterday contained one from
him, and he therefore held the letter
for examination. AS he suspected,
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KILLING FosTs IN NORTH

ST. PAUL. Sept. 16.-Weather bu-
reau reports received here today show
heavy damage from killing frosts
from Huron, S. D., to North Platte,
Nebraska. A dispatch from Beres-
ford, S. D., which is the center of the
corn growing country, says that kill
ing frost came last night and that
corn suffered badly 1t is estimated.
however that two-thirds of the crop
is safe.