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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
CONCENTRATES.

Yesterday was pay day at the DAILY
Judge mine. Secy Lambourne was
at the mine making the boys happy
John Hays Hammond, the mining ex-
pert has completed his examinations
OF the Centennial Eureka and has pull
ed out for Tonopah Nevada.
supt. Nutting OF the Bingham Con-
solidated smelter has been overlooking
the work at the plant for the past two
days.
Utah Copper company officials who
have been examining the cOmpanys
property at Bingham left for Denver
yesterday
3. n. Lehman, who has been watch
ing Yankee Consolidated developments
In the interest of eastern stockholders
has gone to Janeau. Alaska. The OBJ
jet of his visit TO Janeau at this time
is to look after assessment work on q
group of claims at Hunters bay, owned
by John r. Dubois who Is one Of the
chief owners In the Yankee Consolldat-
cd
President Cunningham, and Directors
Campbell and Darmer who formed an
official committee TO examine the May
Day, have returned from that property.
They express themselves az being not
Mt all discouraged at the future out
look Of the mines.
j. r.. Hamburger and D. j. Wood
have returned from trip to Nevada.
They express themselves as being very
much pleased with thir properties In the
sagebrush state.
Col William Parish, the former man.
ager Of the Majestic Mining company,
will reach the city tomorrow In com
pany with several members of the
company. The party comes from Chi
cago.
William A. Parish. general manager
Of the Majestic mines, In expected to
arrive from the east tomorrow G, j.
Caughey, former secretary Of the COM
pany, will also arrive at the same time.
The delinquent stock sale of the Con-
solidated Dexter Mining company, is
scheduled for this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
RATCHET BURIED,
Highland boy Con. and Pctro Patch Up
Their Dlffe rcnccs,

The litigation which has for some
time been threatened between the
Highland Boy Con, and the Petro Min
ing companies IL apt 10 come to close
owing TO a deal which was effected
between the Apex company and the
Highland Boy Con, yesterday. These
mines. which lie side by side at Bling
ham, have long been on the eve OF
trouble, but It now seems that a. j.
Orcm, who has long been az the head
Of the Apex company has entered In
to deal with the Highland Boy Con.
by which the Apex crowd gain control
OF the former company's stock, While
II IL not known Just what the consld-
GRAFTON win be. II Is understood that
the amount will reach well up TO a
quarter OF a million OF dollars. II ~
stated that $1,000 was placed In the
bank OF Mccormick n Co. and that the
money would be paid in regular month
| ~ payments Of 900 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
81 GUESS WE'LL SMOKE"

Kent, O.-All Portage county Is admir-
ing Senator M. A. Hanna for what he
said TO a street car conductor while in
this county 1t was on the trip from
Ravenna to Kent. The car was a special
one. ordered by the committee, and there
were no women aboard, Everybody start
ed to smoke.
The conductor, apparently seeking no.
toriety, picked out the senator and, tap
ing him on the shoulder said: You
can't smoke In herew
"lsn't this special carr querled the
senator.
Yes. sir" answered the conductor
And It's paid for, isn't it2" continued
Mr.. Hanna
suppose so, was & reply,
smoke
The conductor hastily retired.-New
York World
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
JUNGLE JoE's" CONSTITUENT

Uncle Joe" Cannon tells Of "A constt-
uent Of his out I'm Illinois who has but
recently returned from a trip To Europe
The traveller was proudly relating TO an
admiring group of fellow-towusmen tho
Incidents VI HIS trip. among which were
visits TO Lakes Geneva and lemnn, where
upon someone interrupted with.
Are not Lakes Geneva Leman syn
onymOus?"
THAT, my dear friend" said Cannon's
constituent 90 know very well But ara
you aware that Leman Is the more syn
onymous u the two?'-- New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

showing up so well that the manage
ment felt assured that they had the
making Of heavy producer With the
mine showing up 80 nattcringly the
company determined to obtain patents
upon Its ground and the final payments
have been made upon entries
Az the meeting yesterday officers
were elected for the coming year. j.
A. Kirby the superintendent OF the
Daly-West was elected president, II.
y. Woodruff, vice president a. Han
auer, secretary treasurer These with
Mr. II, Hennessy ad ID. $. Leggart
make up the new board of directors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
THE EXCHANGE QUIET.
But Few stocks Dealt In and the stock
Market Remains Unchanged.

But very little was doing ON the stock
exchange this morning and prices re-
mninod Mt about the same old figures.
Daly-Judge opened the trading at sllW
flat 100 shares going at that figure, the
call closing on this security at sl095.
Lower Mammoth was the star perform
er at the call but sold on n declining
market, opening at 90 cents per share,
and closing on the open board at A.
Star Consolidated and Tetro were also
IN the trading list OF the non-aellers
Daly-West was strong at SS6,26 bid and
$500 asked. Mammoth was asked for
at 800. while Little Bell stood mt $40.
United States Mining WIS wnnted ut
si7.b0. but was held at $1,000. The re-
naming stocks were unchanged, the
market closing upon the following quo
faftppe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

for believing that they never go below n
hundred yards. They dive 10 obtain food,
which they could not well do In the dark
ness OF great depths. A pressure OF three
atmospheros tx the greatest human life
can endure, ana while we may assume
that whales can stand three times this
urossufe, or nine atmospheres. II is hard.
~ conceivable that they can resist 10
times the latter 1t seems scarcely pos
sible, moreover, that, with body only
slightly heavier than the water at or
binary pressure, whale could exert suf-
tcent muscular force 70 propel that body
To a depth Of a thousand yards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
Pleased with Daly.West.

NJ. II, Hennessy OF Park City, who
was In the city yesterday is very much
enthused over the latest develop
ments In the Daly-Judge, lie Is Of the
opinion that the new ore body being
so far removed from other developed
portions OF the district Is one entirely
different from any heretofore tapped.
The character Of the ore also bears out
this theory, and ne Is confident that
Il is making OF great bonanza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
NOVEMBER DIVIDENDS.
Silver King, Dnly.West, Grand Central
And Gemlni In Utah Pass the velvet

The November dividends OF Utah
mines are making the LUCKY stockhold-
ers happy these days. Yesterday the
monthly velvet OF the silver King was
passed around amounting to 100000
which brings its total up to Sll 900 900.
The books OF the Daly-West closed yes
terday for the November dividend
which VIII amount to the usual Sll1 900
The Grand Central Of Tintic comes for
ward with velvet TO the amount Of 10
cents per share or $4,000, the transfer
books closing tomorrow.
The Utah Of Fish Springs and the
Gemini Of Tintlc are also shaping up
to pass around November dividends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements received
late yesterday afternoon as reported by
Mccormick & Co.. are as follows Silver,
lead, copper and gold ores s5S,f00; base
bullion siS,00 gold bars, $4,000, maxi
ing IN all $l23GO0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
Time Table
In Effect Nav
1907.

ARRIVE,
From ogden, Portland, putta
san Francisco and Omaha an
From Ogden ana intermediate ~@
From o,tsn go, ,,;,'','''",,' Sioan
cage, 81 Louis, Omaha, Den.
From @ nea, ,m'e rp' points 'lsol pn,
Kansas CITY Omaha, Denver
r,rnn, Co., % ' cne, ,,,''',,""'' 'os pm
''''''' On" rran1 VS.. 600" $40 pm,
For Ogden, Omaha. Cheap,
Denver, Kansas City and 81
r,a lou" us ,,''ini.,.,,,,''....'', 7'co am
lena, San Francisco and inter.
meo,a,u POINTS '',''''''...''.'". Oh5 am.
DenVsr. Kansas city 81. Louis
,,a anu Gun francisco ,.'"'..",l2;io p m,
YER. Kansas City, Omaha, 81.
Louis and Chicago .......,..,,. b,g "a
For Ogden Cache Valley. Butte
Helena, Portland San Francis.
co ana intermediate points. .la,s1a ~,
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER. Traf Mgr.
d, y. hurley, @. r. & IA
Il S, SPENCER. A. O.. P.&TA
City Ticket Onlce. POI Main stree,
Telephone go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
LEGITIMATELY EXPENDED.

Pat-Casey's a funny chap. lie saved
ny hundred dollars Ter funeral eXplnsis
In case he died, an thin he got Marie |
Wild II
Mike-wcll. thot wuz dom'd appropriate.
Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
CINCINNATI con. MEETING.
Officers for the Coming Year Elected
Anl Annual Report Deceived.

And Annual Report Received.
The Cincinnati Consolidated Mining
company yesterday passed the first mile
stone In Its history. holding it, first
annual meeting In this city. The pro-
perty Of the company lies short dis
tance east Of Park city and was for
merly known as the Hennessy group
and was acquired something over "a
year ago 10y the present owners.
The first annual report shows a
healthy condition Of AFFAIRS both at the
mine and In the company, At the mine
a shaft has been sent down aud the
ledge penetrated, which was prospected
Tor distance Of 40 feet, developments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

DiscardinR gargles, Or, Bergman con-
yeys drlgs through the medium Of the
saliva The flow Of saliva is promoted by
chewing tablets which are specially medi-
Gated or ADAPTED for throat affections,
dyspepsia obesity and odema. The alka-
line saliva IN particularly beneficial In
acid dyspepsia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
OPEN BOARD.

Lower Mammoth, 100 at i6, 100 at
46h, $ &c. 100 at A.
Star Con, 500 at 29Ia.
Tetro, 500 at 81, y TO-
Shares sold, AGO.
Bringing, tlb042b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

The solar engine OF capt w. II, Jacques
has small steam boiler in the conceu-
trated rays of the sun and a condcnsing
steam engine motor Of l0-horso- power
costing about $1,000 has rcilectors 90 feet
in diameter and containing l0Oo0 square
feet OF surface
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11
SALES On STOCK.

SALES OF STOCK.
Daly-Judge, 100 Mt II co. 100 at 10. 95.
Lover Mammoth. 100 at o., 100 Mt
~. 100 at 70, s 30; 100 at 90, $ co. 200 at
TO- 80. 100 at IS. = 3d.
Sacramento. 200 at %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

The problem OF giving prompt relef 10
Victims OF accident I'm rural districts Is be-
Ing worked out by the State Ambulance
association Of SaXony Covered wagons
and wheeled stretchers TO be moved by
hand are distributed In suitable places,
and each Is provided with carefully
packed chest Of bandages. Each package
contains just the articles for bdndaging
the injury for which II IL Intended, The
packages are clearly Indicated by inscrlp-
lions on the cover and every pTecaution Ia
taken 10 prevent the return of parity
used bardages, which would soon render
the use Of the chest unsafe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

The new Austrian steamship propeller
practically has eight blades, the four that
usually run out from the boss being
changed to straight supports for the four
propelllng blades. which are at the usual
angle, and meet at the outer end Of tho
boss. 1t IL claimed thai vibration Is ab0l-
ished ana coal consumption reduced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

Whales arc credited by naturalists and
whalers with diving 10 great depths.
even to q thousand yards but Dr. RAJ
ooVitza, a Belgian writer shows reasons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

Both German and British expert
ments Oh the domestcatlon and
made IN East Africa Among the prob
able advantages OF this animal are
it, resistance 10 the deadly tsetse fly. 20
zcbras Intended FOR export TO Germany.
having been taken safely across an in
Tested tract " country that Is most dis
astrous 10 horses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

The growth Of crystals Is so directed by
=. de VAUDEVILLE as to give the transpar,
ency and luster of cut and polished
stones The method is simple, the small
crystal being so mounted that while grow
lng In saturated solution II can be
continuously rotated at the rate of sew
eral rotations per second Potassium and
ammonium alums. copper sulphate and
sodium chlorate give particularly fine re-
suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

Some important improvements by Mr.
Fox Of the British AeronautIcal society
are claimed To enable an aeronaut TO
ascend and descend many times with the
same gas, and 20 prOpel his balloon In
every direction al greater speed than
heretofore. The balloon Is Inflated with
condensed gas, which can be heated or
again condensed as local atmospheric con-
diuons may make necessary. The propei-
lers are novel. and by "A combined action
" gearing and shafts can be made 90
give thrust In any direction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

European bad weather Of the past sum
mer has been attributed by Prof Benseler
of Gotungen to the volcanic activity In
Italy, Iceland and elsewhere since the
eruption at Martinique The heated alr
from the mountains has been carried east
ward by the prevalent winds, ana has
caused the late continual rain and fogs
of the continent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

The electric life-saylng hook OF j. Me-
Kennu, "A Scotchman Ia u long pole with
end The light Is made 10 glow when
seeking a body IN the water at night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-11

The hearing Of fishes has been much
debated. The presence OF an internal ear
has given reason for believing in the ex-
stencc of this sense. but other evidence
has led TO the conclusion that the func-
ton of the ear Is to preserve the equli-
brlum OF the fish In the water, sound be-
ing felt through the skin and not heard
From late experiments, In which the
nerves Of the skin and OF the ear were
cut In turn, q. H. Parker hnds that at
least one species (Fundulus heteroclitusj
must hear with the ear
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-31
iCONTRASTES!

Pablo Y Magdalena estaban
asomados a una de las ventanas
de la quinta que hacia POGO
tempo habfan alquilado en- Au-
tell. lSs.<svS
Los dos guardaban silencio,
pensando, sin duda, en- su situa-
cion presente.
eOue 1e quedaba a Pablo del
amor que habia profesado a
aquella mujer7 Sin motive al
gtno habia visto decrecer su pa
sion, comprendiendo que ha-
bian desaparecido todas sus ilu-
stones. Sin embargo, seguia vi
viendo con aquella infeliz cria-
tura por costumbre, por correc-
ci6n y por un resto de galante-
ria.
Magdalena, por su parte, esta-
ba convencida de que Pablo ha-
bia dejado de amarla y de que
era irremediable su desdicha.
-iQue tienes, hija mia?-le
pregunto SUI antique amante.
Me matan tn desvfo y tn in
diferencia. lYa no me amas!
-Te equivocas. Lo que ocu-
RE es que nuestro amor es mas
reposado que antes, porque 10
qarantiZaj nuestra mutua fdeli-
dad.
No me persuaden tus pala-
bras, engafiosas como todas las
tuyas.
acknowledgements, has teni-
do hoy alguna contrariedad que
desconozco.
No. TIE hablo con la mayor
sinceridad del mundo. iCrees
acaso que no he notado tn frial-
dad? Antes querias estar STEM
pre- a mi lado y ahora tienes que
salir continuamente en- busca de
tus amigos.
-Pero. mujer -.
-Es in1til que trates de dis
culparte.
Magdalena Sc retro de la
ventana, y con los ojos inunda-
dos de lagrimas, Sc desplomo en-
una butaca.
Pablo no Sc movie de su sitio
y sigui6 contemplando ell vuelo
de las golondrinas.
1Que habria podido decirle?
Una mertira, porque todo 10 que
aquella mujer lie echaba en- cara
era la pura verdad.
Aunque hubiera querido, no
lie habria sido possible disfrazar
su indiferencia y su desvio.
Magdalena tosio y Pablo apro-
vecho aquella OCCASION para rom
per ell silencio.I
-iQuieres que cierre la ven.
tana?-dijo.-El fresco podrfa
acatarrarte.
-Si, cierra y sientate a mi la
do, como en- otro tempo.
Pablo obedecio y cogio una
de las manos de Magdalena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-31

esa hora y no quiero hacerle es-
perar.
Marcela y Pablo Sc sentaron q
la mesa y dio comienzo la co
mida.
-Creo que esa Magdalena es
una vieja.
-lPor que me habla usted
siempre de esa desdichada? Lo
que es yo, no la nombro nunca.
listed es la t1nica mujer en- quien
pienso. la t1nica quien adore,
la unica que ha logrado trastor-
narme la razon, la t1nica. 80.
lie advierto a usted que 81
sigue aburriendome con esas
frases hechas, que va nadie en-
plea, lie planto inmediatamente
y echo andar sin rumbo flo por
esas GALES de Dios.
Cuando hubo terminado la CO.
mida, dijo Marcela a Pablo:
-Ahora me voy solita, y no
Sc retirara usted hasta dentro
de dieZ minutes. No quiero que
nos vean juntos. Pongame u.s.
ted Ell abrigo.
Mientras Marcia estaba de
espaldas dispuesta a que Pablo
eiecutara sus ordenes, este in
tento darla un beso en- la nuca.
Pero la mujer Sc volvi0 presu-
rosa, y con acento de indigna-
cion, censuro agriamente la osa-
d1a de su acompalante.
Pablo, como 81 le hubiesen
sorprendido cometiendo una
grave falta, bajo la cabeza y re-
nuncio por complete a su pro-
posito.
Aquel candor, aquel tenor de
desagradar, aquel respeto a una
criatura indigna de tales home
najes. aquella esclavitud volun-
taria contrastaban de TN modo
singular con las manifestaciones
de rnenosprecio, con que dos ho-
ras antes mortifcaba Pablo a
una infortunada mujer, cue le
adoraba con todo su corazon.
Y dos personas comenzaban a
sufrlr las terribles torturas de
TN amor no correspondido. Pa
bio, que, como un imbecil, CO.
rrfa tras de una cualquiera que
no sertia por eI afecto alguno, y
Magdalena, que esperaba a su
antigua amante con los ojos
inundaios de lagrimas.
iCont.astes de la vida,
MOntlOVeuX.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-31
Gran YlOVedad
P0STALES

Magpifcas colecciones de vi
tas Y paIsajes de Puerto Rico
ACADIA de iecibir ell BoLETIN MER.
cANTIL.
Colecciones completas dc 20
cuadros q precios muy r,"uc i
dos.
Els 10 rnejor conocido hasta
ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-31

NO me acaricies-exclamo
esta--pues no quiero que te es-
fuerces en- aparentar 10 que no
sientes. Lo 1nico que deseo es
que me digas la verdad. lAmas
a otra?
NO.
--Es rubia 8 morena?
--iEstas delirando!
Me gustaria conocerla.
TIE juro que no amo a nadie
mas que a tt.
IA donde vas esta noche?
lSerias capaz de llevarme al tea
tro7
Con muchisimo gusto. Pc
70, por desgracia, me he compro-
metido a If a conner con unos
parientes, que Sc han empenado
en- que les acompane a la mesa.
--iUnos parientes! i'm otro
tempo nj me los citabas siquie-
ia, e ignoraba que los tuvieras!
lAnda con Dios a conner con tn
familial Prefero estar sola q
verte bostezar de fastidio.
Iba a anochecer. Despues de
haberse vestido, disponiase Pa
bio a salir. cuando Magdalena lie
pregunto:
-lVolveras temprano?
NO 10 Sc. -. lAdios!
iAdjos!. -.
-iEs siugular!-dijo Pablo
para 81, al verse en- la calle.-No
Sc en- que consiste que me sea
ahora tan insoportable una cria-
tura a la que tanto he querido.
Al cabo de un ratio entr6 nues-
tro hombre en- TN restaurant de
los Campos Eliseos, donde lie es-
peraba, en- TN gabinete reserva-
do, una mujer en- extreme her
mosa y elegante, que apenas lie
miro al decirle con malos mo-
dos:
-iHace diez minutes que lie
estoy esperanto a usted!!
-Dispenseme usted, Marcia
pero me ha entretenido en- la
calle TN amigo, que no me ha
ha dejado hasta hace un mo-
mento. Crea usted que ard1a
en- deseos de llegar.
-iVamos, estar1a usted al la
do de esa mujer!. :.
-;Quien, 20? mole he dicho
a usted que todo ha conclude
entire nOsotros?
-iLo mismo me da! Por mi
no hay Inconvenience en- que
siga usted adorandola.
iva sabe usted quien es la
enCantadora criatura a quien
amo con tOda mi alma!
-Comamos prOnto, porque
tengo que irme a las nueve en-
punto!. -.
-iDe veras?
-Sl, me aguarda ell baron :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
9a0ana iicbcrirci.

9o0an a, 16. Suli. - Or. Bars
net, Der Gbef Oe5 SanitGt8 0epur4
tement5, beri6tet, oaB nlr bret 6GGe
BON geIbem 6ie6sr in OieIem Sabre
i'm 9afen Don 6aoana aufgetreten
fino. 8on ben Orsi 5GQen, Die ale
aus merifanii6sn 6dFen famen, ems
bette elmer t0otli6; Der 3tpeite aranfe
puroe geitern ols ge6sili entlafen.
9as brittle Opfer Der 8rant6eit fam
0on 9ro9reio, I'D Der M}ann Ii6 als
immung porgsiteQt un0 auf einem
9ampfer PaiIage mad bier aenomz
men bate. Der 8egierungsar5t in
9rogreiO, Or. 9la, lit 6ier6er citirt
ipor0sn uno niro pa6rI9einli6 entz
lafen peroen, neil er ii4 auF bic be-
idporene Grtldrung bes PaTagiers
perIieB, o6ne beniel6en gu unteriuz
6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Graugftiate Grfuriioni fen.

GGopton, R.zg., 16. Suli.
Nuf Dem 9ampfer st. 2aprence"
bon Der S6ouianO SslanO 0ampfz
boot So. brad, tpdbreno ba8 G9ifF
nit boiler @ei6pinoigfeit our6 oas
mittlere 5a6rpa7er fubr, bic 8ulan=
ciritange uno oas 3er6rodene Stid
I6luq Die @plinoer uno anoere Mas
I6inent6eile in 5tiide. Die 9afa=
giere gldubten, cine Refel : grplpiion
lei erfolgt. unO mebrere MOLTEN f9on
in paniIfem Sared iiber 8prb
iprinqen, ais Der 6iilfs : MuI9iniit
Midael 0ietId nit GROCER 8eiiteage=
~oenipart ben Damp abfteate, baOur6
bic MaI6inerie gum StiuItano bra9t
te uno bic 9dnif i'm Seine eritidte.
Der @9aren miro bemnddf III
aingiton a~naaebfBert tusrpsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

Spfer Der Slammen nurbe unb o6ne
haB ben 8ranten Semano gu 9ilfs
fam. Sine Nn5abI geld6mter 9utiens
ten perbrannte in ibren 8etten. Bis
jeBt iinO bic bertpblten lleberreIte ppH
20 Qeripnen e%rlangt.
Nbberue n.
Der bdDtIhe Sc unote in Berlin
b. Sagemann lit BON Ieiner Hegierung
abberufen uno ppn bier lang unO
tIangIOs gei6ieoen, B.. +. o6ne pffiz
3ieue leBte Sprung; Die 8ldtter BADEN
pobl feline Q(6berufung gemeloet, 1i6
aber aler Gommentare ent6alten unO
tbm audi nidt Die fpnIt gebrdu9li6en
nehrenoen Na6rufe" gsfpiomet. Wie
%perluutet, ion 9r, b, Sd6emann gum
Offi3ieIIen SinOenbod fir bic cine
ldngere 3eit berrI6enbe, crit tiir5Ii6
beieitigte @erItimmung 3piI6en Den
Soften BON Berlin unD &arl5ru6e ges
ma6t pOrben fem.
yer IS D III : IS d
5eB.
Der iogenannte rBommern6anfs
Pro3eB" gegen Die 9irsttoren Romeid
urO Shpl3, Der nun ii6er i6on 3pei
Monote ba5 @eri6t bei6dftigt, miro
frii6eItens 6reitag ndAiter Wo9e en-
ben. Die 8eenoiqung bat ii6 pieoer
ber3Ogert. Die PIoiboper5 OesStddtsz
anpult8 uno Der 8ert6eioigung iino
f6ier enOlp5; lie nerOen bic gauge
nGdite 0p6e in 4nipru6 nebmen.
Sci iol4' langem 9ro3eB itumpft jez
Res SntereRe ob. Der 4usgong 1T
INNER nod 3lpeifel6aft.
& aiferlt4e 4nerfennung.
9ai7er Wil6elm perlieb benz anez
ritanii6en Maler SO6n g. Sargent
in ipe3ieQer 0iirbigung ieiner ouf Der
6eurigen 8erliner 8u%nItaus itelIung
ent6altenen 8emdtoe cine groBe golz
oene MeoaiQe. Sine feline 8oIbmez
baiQe erbielt Der 4meritaner Gonin
u. Qbben.