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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20

George H. Ketchnm. who owns Cres-
ceus ana who grove him today, said to-
night.
This Is the best track out OF doors and
the conditions were perfect. When | was
here week before last the track was wet,
hut ] saw its advantages and determined
TO come back. The result justified my ex-
pectations. | knew before the race that
the stallion would beat his record, but
did not anticipate a triumph so COM
plete. shall go to Oklahoma City and
Fort Scott right away to keep engage
ments and that VIII be the last time he
Will appear In public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Buekers vs. Buckers.

The Court House Buckers football team
was defeated yesterday afternoon by the
Moore Buckers, The lineup of the lat
ter was as follows.
Il smith, left half back; T.. Plat, right
half back; l.. Smith. full back II. Drscol,
quarter back; j. Platt, left tackle j,
Wise right tackle, b. Wise left end; G.
Becker, right end; =, Vincent right
guard; 7. Lewis, LETT guard e. Greek,
center
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Basketball Games.

Just as soon as the basketball season
N well under way the l.. D.. $. L. team
viii lire up against the Provo boys The
latter have sent a communication to the
local team asking for q game next week.
Captain Stanton replied that he was not
ready TO play now, but would meet the
Provo team Just as soon as the season
opens,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Bingham Centennial Mining Com
company location OF principal place Of
business Salt Lake City, Utah NOTICE -
There are delinquent on the following do
scribed stock on account Of assessment
No g. levied on the 9Th day Of September.
1903. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as
fOllovgl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
notice.

Tho annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Saint joe Mining Co.. Tor the cleo
ton % directors and the transaction %
such other business az may come before
Commercial block. Salt Lake City, on
Monday, Nov 9th. 1853. OF D. m.
Tho stock books Of said company Wit
be closed on Monday, Nov End 1903. and
no mere stock transferred on said books
until after the election.
r. A. HASHROUCK. Picst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
GRIM STAYED AGAIN.
Joe Cans Tried Hard to knock Him Out
Hut Failed.

Philadelphia. Oct. 19--Joe Cans, the
lightweight champion. and Joe Grim. the
rounds before Bob Ftzsimmons and re-
celVed severe punishment last week. met
tonight In six-round fight at the Wash :.
ington SPORTING club Cans had the bet
ter Of the hgh from beginning o end
sending Gri INTO the floor one or more
times In nearly every round. The Italian
received a severe pounding. but the coll
ored champion was unable to knock him
cnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
Offer for Cresceus.

Memphis, Oct. l91The Memphis Trot-
ting association tonight offered to George
u. ketchum, owner Of Cresccus a purse
OF 5000 for the attendance of the cham
pion during the meeting beginning tomor-
POO flat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20

And In accordance with law and an Of
der OF the board OF directors, made
Sept 8, 1903, 80 many sndros 81 each p0'-
eel OF such stock ~ mny be- neccsaO ~
Will be sold al the compGny's o:ice, Gu
Mccormick Block. fall Lake city, Utah,
on the Ath day NJ October 1919, NJ one %
p. m, to pay DELINQUENT assessments
thereon together With the costs Of adyer-
Using and expense OF urlo.
H. u. MEAD, Secy
Onice. el7 McCornlck BIocl;.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
DELINQUENT SALE.

Galena Mine Principal place Of busI-
ness, Salt Lake city Utah. Notice. 80
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account Of assessment
number Q, levied Sept 5. 1903. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectlYe shareholders as folloWs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20

Ana IN accordance Win law ana tne or
der Of the board Of directors, made on
the 9Th day OF September. 1903. so many
may be necessary will be sold at the o}-
nee Of the company. room II, Commercial
Block, Salt Lake city. Utah, on the 2Sth
day Of October 1908. at the hour OF ID
o'clock q, m, "a pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the cost
OF advertising and expense of sale.
THOMAS W. SLOAN, Secretary,
Office, room ~. Commercial Block Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20

Autobiography Of Capt James s.
Brown. $40 pages. bound In cloth. Price.
$500 foe sale at Deseret News Book
Store, Self Lake City, UtOh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20
LIFE OF A PIONEER,

Dated October lcth. iaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-20

Mr.. o. u. Bean, author OF "Corlan-
tom" is back from a prolonged stay on
the coast. He brings Information that
the Apollo quartet late of Salt Lake, In
singing In vaudeville in San Francisco,
and making many friends for It's work.
The Novelty theater on west Second
South changes it's bill again this week
The vaudeville acts presented are night
" witnessed by good audiences.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

,.GoncDrbiq Mdnnerhor, 8rooflbn;
nQqncaIter Mdnner9or;4" y3reuBer>
Quartett>Glub," Hefpsgort; yP6ilaz
belb6ter auurtettz@ Club" Dem @6renz
8rdiiDenten GrnIt Rrabe fiel bamals
bic e6renppue Nufgabe Der Pretsberz
t6eilung 3u, pel4e geIegentli4 bes
gicnics am 4. Suit itottfanb unO
tpel6er @ufgabe fi4 9r, &nabe nit
bon Screen fommenben GnTPra4en
an bic geipinnenben @ereine e~ntIeOigte.
IS er6ielten:
Sn Der erffen RGafe - 1. Preis:
nsyunqer MGnner9or," PbilabelpRtd,
NIT so 8unften; 2. 8rets: rMdnnerz
9or," philadelphia, nit SO Puntten;
8. preis: n@rion," Nepzgort," nit
81 Buntten.
Sn Der 3tpetten &Iafe = /. Prets;
rOrp6eus," Buffalo, nit 76 Puntten;
2. gret5; n3DGner : Ntdnner4or,"
8rpotl1n, nit 70 9untten; 3. Prets:
rg60nir," Neipart, nit 703 Pnntten.
Sn Der britten &Gafe = pRreuBerz
QGrtettzglu6," Repz0ort, nit So
8untten; 2. preis: ,Gtntra4t," Stem
arr, nit IS 9untten; 3, Preis: pPRtz
Iabelp6ter Quartett>@lub," NIT 81
9untten.
QuBerbem purbe benz rSnnger
N
MGnner6or" BON 96ilubelpAta ytaz
mems beg v@ermunia Mdnner4ors"
BON Baltimore our9 5rau 8Obm Elm
fl6erner Qorbeertron3 ii6ergeben. Die
enqliT6e 5eTfrebe Bel benz Picnic belt
ST.. Siibor &apner unb Die beutfde
6r. Gart 46renbt. Qus bieier 2eBz
teren entne6me i9 meinen 4uf3et4@
nungen folgenbe @te1e, nit oenen i'd
fir 6eute meirs Grtnnerungsitt33e
f6tieBen min. 5r. Q6renb Tagte unter
Nnoerem: ,,3uriidOentenO an Die
gliitIeligen @%tunber, Die i6 f4on i'm
8retie fro6er @ange86riiber berle6t
babe, ob's in Der prtmitipen, aber
duBerf moQigen 8retterbale beS
ternigsn npionter<0 }dnner4Or5" BON
%unqzNmeritQ, unter ben uralten
@t6en ppn CAREER puntp in Minne>
fOta, ober i'm firItIi6en StuccozPaz
Guit Der yNrioniten" in Der Metropole
am 6ubIon mar; ob'S nit benz ioDtaz
len ,Mo5urtz@erein" in ben bei6eiOez
nen RGumli6teiten bei'm Carl an Der
Qoenue in g}eipzgort, pber nit Der
alien 8orbe bes r9eutI6en 8ereinS"
i'm uNt6enGum" BON ct Pu1l mar;
DIS nit SGngerr in SeTaS DDer in
Galtfornien mar; Db'8 nit unferen
naderen 8aIttmorer 8ereinen BET
ibren Nu8fliigen na8 Qancaiter unO
Reabinq, ooer bei'm Mettgefang in
8rootlpn, obs inter ben luftigen
6Gngern BON 6unDsriid, nit Densn
i6 DDr fteben eSd6ren am 9an6ur9er
6eit t6eilnabm, ober unter ben marttz
Qen 6ar3ern, bic mid BEL meiner Riitz
funft in bic t6euren alien 8erge NIT
Qiebern begriiBten, bic mir alS 94ulz
fnaben 3ufammen geiibt = INNER
pQren es Momente acknowledgements
unb Wpnne, beren Rd4tldnge nod
beute ME Elm 3auberii6e5 G4o metn
beutI6es 9er3 erfituen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Snns Grritmnnn's 4arth.

Qu8 benz itattli6en eriten 8an0 Der
8aQaoen Sans 8reitmann'8, pel4er
fiir3li6 in 5loren3 geitor6en lit, pOI>
len mir ben Qeiern oe8 nGorrefponz
benton" bic erite 8aqaoe maj pieOer
gu gemiitb fii6ren, Den iiingeren unz
ferer 2efer ptrb Ie neu iein, ben Glz
teren cine angenebme NuFfrii4ung.
uebrigen9 nur bteie cine n8daaoe."
,3uDiel DON benz 8reitmann'f4en
beut78 : engIif6en &auOerpelI6, unO
man berbirbt fi4 ben 9}dgen oaran.
Qnio: Sans 8rettmunn's
Burtp.
Sans 8reitmann gtfe q 6artp,
Den hao biano<blaDin;
g feIleb in lofe nit Mericun frau,
Ser name mas U}aoiloa game.
S6e 6ao 6aar as prom ai6 a preBel,
Ser epe8 mas 6immelpl1e,
limb ben ben lppfet tnbo mine,
9ep fbplit mine beart in ttpo.
Sans 8reitmann gife a bartp,
s bent bere pou'u pound,
s paIBet nit MatilOa game
limb bent fbpinnen rouno uno rouno.
Oe pootieIt 5raeulein in be 6ouIe,
96e babeD 'pout bpo 6oonorebBDun0
l1no eferp oime f6e gife a f6oOmp
she mate be DinOops fOunb.
9ans 8reitmann gife a burta,
8 bells Dou it coft BIN bear.
Den rolIeo in NOR aft iefen feds
81 fpoItrate Eager Beer.
l1no bereFer bep tnods be f6Pitet in,
9e 9eutT6e5 CITES a deer,
s oinf8, bat o bine a bartn,
92efer COON to a fit big pear.
9ons 8reitmann gife a bartq,
0ere al bd8 Souie unb 8rOui (.
Sen be TOPPER coomeo in, be COMPANY
0ib mate Oemielfs to boufe;
Den ate ba8 8rot ano 8eniD broO1t,
9e 8ratpurIt an0 8raten fine,
uno baI6 Der Q~6enoefen BONN
Mit four parrel5 Of g&efarpein.
Sans 8reitman gtfe a 6artA,
We al cot troOnf afr 6tgs,
s poot mine mout to q purreI Of bier,
1lnD emptieo it oop nit a I9pigs.
l4n6 benin S gifeo M}attloa game
limb iBe alag me On be top,
unO be gpmpunp fitch nit Oaple Led5
Din be cooni6table MADE DDS I6toP.
Sans 8rettman gifs q 6artD -
ii6 bat 6artb NOM?
8Rere ii6 be lofelp GOLDEN clOu6
Dat float On be mountains prom?
ii6 be 6immels1trublenoe5 Stern
i6tar Of TIE f6pirit's tight?
QG gone aFan nit be Eager Bier -
Nfdb in be epigteit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
sinioe ernitc 98orte ON Mdnner.

Gimioe ermItc 98Ortc an Mldnner.
S6 elm Munn burd eigene SAulO,
bur6 SuqenOIinoen, Oura gu i4nere
Qr6eit oOer ourd anoere uria4en
feline Manne5fraft ein9e6iiBt bat =
i'd meme, Se0em ioate &ettun8
nerben, benn nur elm %boQtommen gtz
lumber unb trdfti8er Meni4 tit Elm
na6rbaft gliitIi6er MenI6. 8olt
oy6r reinen Rat6 60ren un0 ipirtli4
.Geiun0 per0en? Damn beI4reibt mir
guren 3uTtano frant unO fret, Iegt
gurem Brief cine Marte BEL unO i'd
min SUD geniFen6aFt ben ii4eren
8eg our 9eilung 3eigen, DAP i'd
Gures 8ertrauen5 pirOig bin, brauhe
t4 po6l faum 81 iagen.
Mleine NbreIIe lit:
gaftUr SEQ @rOB,
GO6otton, q. =.
CN}Gr329, 9o, 0i 9oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

boben MaBe 9drafteriftif6 fir S6er=
3er's Dirt, Der @elt gu niiben," bdB
er IOfort bas Gocdin prattii4 ansau<
niiben geba9te: als 9timulan8 fir
erfa0pfte Solbaten, MatrOfen unb
@6iffbri6ige. 1nb feinen fosidlpo<
litif6en Orang betbdtigte er glet4z
8eitig buburd, baB er Die SproIertoloz
ME 9o3u5o in Peru beranlaBte, ben
Gocabau in grDBerem MuBftu6e gu
betreiben.
@9er5er ftieg nun aud in ieiz
ner GuBeren Qe6enslauf6a6n. 1866
purbe er in bas Ditrei4if4e 9dnOelsz
Minifterium berufen, unD in ben Sab
rem 1868 uno 1869 tit er es, Der Die
9dnbelspertrdge ieines 8aterlanoes
nit ben characterization unO pit<
diiaitii9en 2dnbern geftaltet unb gu
StdnOe bringt. SAT- bauernb lit er
auf 3eifen: 1870 audi tpieber in Gem
tralzNmerifd. @r mar 9eneraltpniul
in Smprna, 8enua, 2onbpn un0
2eip3ig. 1873 begIettet er ben 8ronz
prin3en 8ubolpb gu inbutrieQen
Stuoien mad England. Damn ging er
an Die 8earbeitung feines groBen
M2eifterperfes: r0as tpirtbf9dftll9e
2e6en Der 80lfer." Die italieniI9e
8earbeitung bteies Werfes bat er, Der
m~eiIter6afte 8enner Der Spra4e DAM
te's, gum She'll mitbeI prgt.
Sin bier3igid9riger Staatsbtenft
bat inn aud bic berbiente Nnertenz
nurg ieiner 2eifungen ge6ra4t, Dix
0rben auf ietner 8ruit tpuren ptrtii4
berbiente. Nl8 er 1896 bas General.
&onfulat in 9enua nteberlegte, berlie6
&0nig 6um6ert inn bas 8roBtreu3
Der italianif6en &rone. Seine err
ftaunli4 erfolgreide S6dtigteit fat
Dem einittgen 5eBerlebrling aud ben
NOel eingetragen. Nls er aus Dem
@taatsbienit idieb, purbe i6m, Der
me6rfa9 aud ais Experimentation
@eianbter 8ernenbung FunO, Der 81
tel zines Observation-Disclosures auBer@
orbentli9en 9eianoten unO beooQz
mG6tigten Miniiters berlieben.
@ber au9 mad ar bieIen @6rungen
fonnte Der ate 6err ni9t auf feinen
2or6eeren ausruben: nod Dor bret
Sa6ren cling Der u%nermiibli6e, als
SiebenunOfisb3iger, mad 8uenosz
Qbres.
Mu8 in feiner r@t1u SuDitb" in
9Dr3, benz SIP ieiner teBten Sabre,
CAB er Ti9 ni9t bei4ault6er Rube bin,
Nlit iugsnbIi9 flarem Bid berfolgte
er ale 6orti6ritte Der MifenI6aft,
ale 8epegungen bes 8elt6anbeIs.
Sitter 8url BON S6er3er, Der eole
uneigenniibige Mann, Der Sebem, 10
melt er fonnte, gu Aelfen ftrebte, 1T
bod audi Dem Netb ni4t entgangen,
Der eS ni9t bergefen polte, oaB Der
tpelt6erii6mte Mann emit nit Dem
'W~infel6afen an SeBfaIten geitanben
bat. Mttt gutem 9umor i6rieb mir
Der olte 8dmpfer fir 8iFenf4aft,
8eiitesfreibeit unb Meni6enpobl nod
bor tpenigen Mpnaten, baB ii4 oteie
Neiber ia pobl audi ii6er feline Mlez
moiren drgern piirben.
Rarl BON 56er3er rubt nun Don
Ieinem 6efpegten, arbeitsrei6en Qe6en,
nit Dem er un0ergefen bletbt in ieiner
0ftret4tf6en 9eimut6, in 9eutf6lan6
unb Qmerita. Seine 9ebiie nproOefe
munOo" bat er rei4t erfiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

Staotqren3e ftanben einige Raufleute,
Die Elm 9o9 auf Sefferfon Oabis uno
ben Gii0en ausbra6ten, als Der 3ug
~pDr6etqinq. Cine MnSd6l S4ine
aus benz s3uge tparen bic antport auf
bds Sod unb Der Raufmann q. %.
Oabis tpurbe auf Der Steae getOotet.
0as fe6ste Mdfu9ufetts : Regiment
bate duf Der fur3en Strede 5nif9en
ben beioen 8ultimprer 8a6n6Ofen
bier Sobte unb SO 8erpunoete. 8on
8altimprern paren 3tpOlf tpbt uno
Die ,3q6t Der gerpunoeten 1T ME
Feftgeiteqt norben. Rd4 Der Gb@
fa6rt Der Sruppen mar iibrigens Die
3ube mod nt9t bergeiteut. Auf Dem
greiibentItr. : 8a6nbofe tparen nod
Die 3egimentsfdpele beg Mafa6uz
fetts : &egtments unb Die ~unbefpdffz
neten gennfplounier 5uriid geblieben,
uno bic poli5ei mar 4nfangs ni6t
i'm Stanbe, bic Qeute gegen Qngriffe
gu f6uBen. Na9 Wnfunft Des Poltz
aeimari6aQs Same tpurbe Elm Nrran>
cement nit Der 8a6n gema9t unb Die
8ebrdngten in Der Gt6tung na4P6t<
tabelp6ia 3uriidge6radt. Cine @n3q3(
@erfprengter fu6te @4ub in benSta=
t%ionsbdufern. Muffen unb Munition
Der Mafa4ufetts : Sruppen ouf benz
p6ilabelpbia : Depot nurben unter
@ontrole Der poli3ei geiteGt; Die @tz
fen6abnbriiden Der Nort6ern Central
tpie Der 8bilabelpbia : WiGmington=
8abn in Der RGbe 8altimore's muir
ben auf Weiiung bes Gouberneurs
unb Mapors bur9 bic 8oli3ei GER
1tDrt, UNI tpeitere Sruppenttansporte
our48alttmore gu berhiiten. 0ie8orz
gGnge in Baltimore am 19. Npril
md4ten i'm Norben b0ies 8lut. MSarz
6e 3eitungen 6efirporteten fummuz
Ride 8ergeltung an Der Monumenz
tenitdbt 6ur6 cine Snbaiion. 9a3u
fam eS freili4 ni9t. Smmer6in ein
6entpiirbiger Sag, Der 10. 2tpril1861.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

f6iebenften 8eruntaltungen: bu5u 9e=
b0ren 3ei9nen, Mobeairen, 4nz
faauen bon 8ilbern unb plaItif9en
OarfeGungen Der &unit, Mauiit unb
@eIang, 8ortrag unb @enieBen bon
9i9tungen. = Gnbli9 lit i'm 2e6r=
plan Der pflege unb Qusbilbung bes
&6rpers bur4 Die Notwithstanding
na6men Elm peites 5etb Der 8etbGtiz
gung gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
SDhonu q. 8eh.

gs ftarb pl6bli5 am Is. aprii in itiutr Bobs
nung, Rr. 1912, CfsGagsrz5traBe, 5Obuna q.
8eB i'm G.. SABRE, %qelisbter @attt bon Gurolina
Ges unO e%in3igsr 5obu BON 9a30aleud unD Otg
ptrforbentn @ourao @eB. Die 9teroi9uug iiubst
an W 0 n a Q, oeH %. apriI, moreens I'M s ubr,
Don obiaer ~a9obnung aus na6 Der ct. Sdtpbuss
Rtr9t, Ode @a1erz unO a~isquitbsStFobe, itatt, mo
Elm 8tquiems5 obdmt ftr feline 5etienru6t celt6rirt
iperoen miro, 1poln 6reunOc uno 9srpauOts ads
tuugsoouft e~iugetaoen fnO.
(4tttsbnrgsr 2eituHgen m6oen %g,fdaist %cpSirtn.)
QB-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Ghar(es z. Miner. fcm

GO farb am II, gpriI, us ltbr g5tu0g, Gbarl,g
s.. Ytiaer, len, in itinsm g. 2tbsu5ia6rc, qtltebtsr
@atte BON Gr6erida Wiaer. Die getr0iquua lin.
bet am ID 0 II a q, ben 20. TprtI, 9o8mjtta9g nm
3 ubr. BON ieiner lebttH 8o6nung, Gr. 3l7, Cfs
GroBs5trab:, aus TAFT. 00s-l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Sas 0ubIffun.


9ds publitum, ba8 lit Elm Mfdnn,
Der 4ues nstB unO gar ni4t5 fam.
0as 9u6litum, ous 1T Elm 8ei5,
9as gidts OerIangt, oIs 3eitOertrei6.
0os qu6lifum, bus 1T elm RtnO,
6eut' 10 unO morgen 70 geiinnt.
9as gu6lifum 1T cine Ma90,
Die itets O6 i6rer 9srri4aft tlagt.
0as gu6litum, bas 1T elm anedt,
Der, mas fein 9err t4ut, finoet re4t'
Dus gu6lifum fin0 ale 2sut',
1T es oumm un0 audi ges
f4eut.
Sd 6pffe, Dies nimmt 8siner frumm,
9enn giner lit fein gu6litum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Gmtl 81. RehnFe

IS itarb am II. @prit Gmil n. g:bnfs, eobn bou
albtrt uro Aa9nita 9cbute, i'm utter BON q Sabs
rem, 3 NtonateH NM . Ga9en. Die 9aroi6uro
fiHbet I'm 9& "a 8, ben %. Npril. W1bm:ftaog
y u6r, ron Der tlterlj3en gGobuunq, Nr. MS.
5tio=SurDamsStrabt, aus nab Der Gmm1ruslg.
Rir9s an Der Su0sGlroliutzStra nm D l1br nTn
Ounn aui benz @'meinOesGricOboFt an Der 5arfor6.
8oaO TAFT.
Sic trauernOtH @tuterblttbtutu
l08-l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

Dor Dem urtbetL. - 8rdz
fiOent: rQngetlagter, bG6en Sic nod
etpas gu bemerfen, 6epor ber8eri6tsz
bof CUR ltrt6eil5ia0Pfung fi6 3uriidz
8R6t?" - Qngettugter: Sd m06t'
'nur 6emerten, OaB i'd is6r 8enHgIam
un6 Oa9er nit benz peuigften 5ufriez
ben 6in."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

Reue 8e3et8nung.- @rfte
Dame; nDie t0nnen Sic es nur 3uz
lafen, baB Sbr Mann beItdnbig toaz
itet?" = 3pette Dame: v@as fpoQen
Siei 9as lit nun einmal Iein Ste
denbGeibepferb!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Subaun Seinridh 0SicTfcin.

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-09
TROOPS SEIZE COLORADO PAPER.
Victor Record Suppressed Because 1t
Criticized the Military.

Victor Record Suppressed Because 1t
Criticised the Military.
The military under command of Gen.
Chase surrounded the offices of the Vic
tor (Colo) Record the other night and
demanded the surrender of all the en-
ployes who were at work. The same
tactics We're employed as though actual
war was in progress. An orderly enter
ed the office and ordered all hands to
line up between files of soldiers prepare
tory to marching to the famous bull pen
that has defied the laws of habeas cor
pus. The following complied with the
instructions: Editor Kyner, Walter
Sweet, Calculator H. j. Richmond, Fore
man Frank w. Langdon, linotype opera
tor, and George Basham, reporter. The
Office boy was told to stay to look after
the safety of the property, and then the
word of command was given and the
troops marched down the streets. The
excuse for the summary arrest was the
fact that for several days articles have
been appearing criticising the conduct of
the military in making arrests without
auth GRITTY of law or warrants OF any KIND.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-09

Pretty Bookkeeper Is Charged with
Stealing $4,000 from Firm.

Mrs Marie Layton Johnson, beauti-
full young woman of 20, is locked up in
New York charged with robbing her
former employer of $4,000. She is the
wife of Albert NJ. Johnson, q dentist of
Larchmont, n. Y, with an office in the
metropolis. The warrant specifically
charges her with the larceny of $1,000.
The total amount of her defalcations will
probably a.Sount to $4,000. The COM
plainants are officers of the United States
Playing Card Company, with home Of
fees in Cincinnati and branch in New
York at 6S5 Broadway. Mrs. johnson,
whose maiden name was Marie Layton
was bookkeeper in the New York office
and in addition acted as private secre-
tary to Mr.. McCutcheon. She was mar
red to Dr. Johnson in 1901, but did not
leave her position after the marriage
In April of this year discrepancies are
said to have been discovered in her ac-
counts according to the statement given
out by Inspector McClusky, and an ex-
animation is said to have revealed
shortage Of $4,000 between Jan. / and
April Is in the accounts of the New
York office. She was discharged. ana
the investigation continued with develop
ments as given above.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-10-09
BURN HUMAN BODY IN WOOD.
Strange Women Mourn Over Mysteri-
Gus Midnight Funeral Pyre.

Strange Women Mourn Over Mysteri-
GUS Midnight Funeral Pyre.
At late hour the other night closed
carriage was hastily driven to the woods
belonging to Frederick Krump, south OF
Brazil, Ind. On arriving at dense
clump of bushes four men and three
women got out of the vehicle and carry
ing heavy bundle wrapped in white
cloth, hurried into the woods. The men
were closely followed by the three wom-
en-, who carried cans evidently filed with
coal oil. When a dry cluster of brush
was reached a pile of sticks was quickly
heaped together, thoroughly saturated
with oil and the men placed the object
they were carrying on it and set 1t on
fire. The flames lighted the woods for
some distance and three men watched
the movements of the party wlrsle the
object, which is supposed to have been
a human body, was being consumed. The
women seemed to be weeping and it was
some time after the fire died out before
the three onlookers dared to go to the
place, where they found an accumulation
of charred bones. Prof. A. &. Fish
back, who examined them, says they are
human bones and look as though they
had been sawed or broken. The purpose
of this was evidently so that the bones
could be burned to ashes. The people
departed in the carriage as mysterlously
as they came. The authorities are in
yeStigating.