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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

9oGi';f9es. Die bemotra4
ttI6en g ats : @%anbiouten ipra4en
qeItern i'm me tli9sn Murplano uno
Die republifantIfen Stats Gunoiz
baten paren geitern 4ben0 in Der
@tabt. 6r. Wurfielo lpiro beute in
Weitminiter ipre6en.
Qm Montag, ben 26. Sftober, finz
bet unter ben Nuipi3ien bes oemotras
ttIden Staot : Gomtte's cine Wfaf1en
8erIummlung i'm 8rouopanz Snititut
itatt, in pel9er Der A4tb. Sitoor
RuDner cine Reoe bdlten piro. 4u4
O6erit 6. 9ictor 8augAman niro odz
lei Ipreden.
Der 9tuatsfetretGr Wilfreo Bate
man 6ut gegen bus 8eiu4 Der PRO
6~i6itiontiten, lire GanOioaten auf bas
pffi8ieQe Sidet auf3une6men, eiren
proteit eingerei9t, porin er angiebt,
caB bic 9ro6ibitioniiten ibre @anbtz
naten sinen Sag gu ipdt angemeloet
6dtten uno oa6er ni6t CUR Qufno6me
auf benz offi5isnen Sidet bere4ti9t
ieien.
Die republitaniiden 6iibrer bielten
geitern cine @onferen5, nm it4 uber
Cen 6attionSitreit in 9oparoz@ountp
eintg gu tperben.
Sine repu6Iitunifde MaTen : Ser
fammlung, bic fi6 zines iebr tarten
8eIu9es e~rfreute, funO geitern 4beno
i'm 8roaopab : Snititut unter ben
QuIpisien oes y0eutI4 : Qmerituniz
f6en 2tncoln : CLUBS" itutt. Gnz
ipra6en purOen ge6ulten 0 9rn.
arunf 6. Wu6ter, 9rn. George
Wbitelod, GanOibat fir Oas Qmt bes
General : 4ntpalts, Qoui5 W}t6el unb
@~ouberneurs : GanbiOat Stepeni on
81. Wi1iams II. u.
Sine ent6uIiaItiI6e Ma1en : Ser
iummlung Der 9emotraten Der L.
8aro fano geitern QbenO in 2eim>
ba6'5 6aqe, gtr. 1905, GurlepItrdBe,
ftatt. Qnipru6en 6ieIten Die So. Bee
g. Meper, 4qan 6. 8irOpooo, 9p.
u. 8ofe, 8. 9oparb 8urfielo, Sas.
goung II. u. m.
Cine petition nit 300 unterIdrif>
ten purbe geitern BET Der @ablaufz
fi6t8z 8e60rDe singerei6t 81 benz
3pede, ben Ramsn bes 9rn. SAomaS
g. 8aer als unab6Gngigen oemotras
tii6en Ganbibaten fir OaS Qmt eli
mes Ri4ters Der ober5ten Staotz9ez
ri6tsbanf in bas offi3iele Sidet aufz
3~une6men. Dies gei6u6, Oa 3peifsl
ii6sr bic QutoritGt Der cemotrattf4en
Sta0tzgpnbention laut puroen, etnen
@anoibaten fir oas our4 ben Sob
oes Ri6terS Rit9ia mad Der primdrz
fpabl pufant geporoene 4mt 81 mo-
miniren. SoQte Der Convention otefe
4utoritGt ni6t %3ugeitanben peroen,
10 fpiiroe 6rn. 8aer's Same bod dls
unub6Gngiger GunOiOut uuf Dem Bal
lot YlaB ftnOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Scrmann 0piet,
I122 9arfOro sWpcnnc,
label nnc icinc Sremnoe II. Scfnuntc
Nuntag. Den 10. Oft, Su
etner cdt o%emtidlen WteBclinppc Gin.
Tiir 1tnterbaltnug lit bcitcnS 9ciUr9t.
t1l1 -
0crmann Npiat,
&ndbpes Gntfpmmen n.


SRI. Gli3abet6 Gage, tpel4e in benz
&oitbuuie BON 6rou 3. 6. Gulberz
bouie, Nr. PA, @eitz6rantlinitraBe,
logirte, purbe geitern Morgen UNI
80 l1br BON 8us betGubt in ibrem
3immer aufgefunoen. Or. %. 3.
8iebler BON g}r. 119, WeitzSarutogoz
ftraBe, peI6er CUR Steue %gerufen
purOe, bru6te oa5 MdO6en bulO piez
Der gum 8epuBtiein 3uriit. Mertz
piirbiger 8eiie tonnte Sri. Gage teiz
ne NuftIdrung buriiber geben, boB
idmmtIide brei 8asbGhne in ibrem
3immer angeorebt puren. SRI, Ga
&c lit 10 Sabre alt. Sbre Wlutter
no6nt in @qicottzGitD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Sen &ertb ciner
3eitung

fam man lei9t an Dem Sn6alt oerlelz
Ben erfennen. Ne6en ben Sage5neuigz
feiten limb ss gang beIonoers Die lebrz
rei6en unb unterbalten0sn Irtltel,
nel9e cine 3eitung gum !9ausiduB
Der Samilie MAIDEN. Die 3a6l Der
4bonnenten benefit, Oh cine 3eitung
pirflia 0us lit, mas lie iein ion.
Oas @odsnblatt bes r9euti6en
GorreIponoenten" bat cine @erbre'z
tuna, ni6t nur i'm Staate Warplano,
fonoern aud i'm Snz unO GuslanOe,
ipel6e binter feiner in 4meritu publiz
5irten 3eitung 5uriidite6t. Mun tunn
nobl nit He9t fagsn, Dab Der rSeutz
ffe Correspondent" Die 6eliebteite Set
tuna in ben Mittelz unb Sioitaaten
lit. Gg gsniigt, einen 9lit uuf ben
Sn6alt bes 5p0lf Seiten itarten Woz
6enbluttes gu perfen, INN ii4 BON Der
@orsiigli6feit Der 3eitung gu iiber=
Seuqen. Der vSeutf6e Correspondent"
foGte in feinem 6eim fe6len.
Der Sn6dlt Der leBten Iusgabe
pom Is. Oftpber lit ME folgt:
1. Settle: WodsnrunOl4au. =
0opie's &riegsaug na4 benz iiinbigen
Repzgorf. = G~ntbiqung bes Sber>
man : Oenfmals in 8aibington. -
Oas italienii6e &0nigspaar in
5rantrei4.
2. @eite: Sonntags 9luuoerei
= Retpz gorfer 8risf BON Peter Mii6z
lenberq. = 9ariTer Brief. - Pldttz
beutfdes. = 9as g2egsrpotum Bel ben
Wa6len. = @eIunbbeitsfrugen.-giI=
lige pilDe S6iere.
8. Seite: Oas Minorat Sort
febuns), Roman BON 5reifruu So
briele bon S9lippenba4.
4. Seite: @bitorieles. - DIT
aIiutii6e Wirren. = Re4tspflege. =
Die 9ep0lferung Der Ser. Staten i'm
Sabre 1900 unb beren 9ermdniide
@~runolu9e. = 8ebefreibeit BON Bum
besbeumter. - 6a, pelde 2uit Senaz
TOR gu ieinl = Wabl=4usii3ten uno
zginii6ten.-Qus benz Snneren Wfu@
rnlanb's unb ben angren5enoen Stad@
ten.
5. Sette: Stiirme unb lebsrz
i6nemmun9en in NepzYorf. Se>
legrapbiiGe 8eri6te aus alien 3betlen
Der Ser. Stoaten. = @ine Wfiaion
5daoen in 9aterion, rs.
6. settle: Staot Baltimore. =
Dom politiiden 5elbe. = Gr5btidof
&ain tobt. = @us benz Snneren W2az
rplanb's unD Den angren5enoen Staaz
ten.
7. @eite: &a6sl6eri9te aus al
len S6eilen bsr Welt.-4us 0euti6@
lamb. = S%pnnenflede unO Stiirme.-
8lutbao in Bilbao.
8. Settle: Die grtraiiBung bes
Gonqre1es. = Oeuti9larD's 6lotte.
= @orldufig tein arieg in Oitaiisn.
9. Geite: Qus Der alien 9eiz
mat6. = GuropGii9e Runoi9au.
10. Seite: 5amilie !6ormdnn
(5ortIebungl Roman bon 4leranoer
RDnler.
II. Geite: 6umoriitif6es 4aerz
lei nit Sauftrationen. Die Bod
Smporten.
II Seite: Stabt Baltimore =
GntbuiiditilGe Semofrdtsn. Nus
benz Snneren Marplunb's unb Den
anaren5enOen Staaten. g}arttb'>
rihte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
untcrhaltmmss.@

.MuIifzQ faoemie". - Sieie Wo6e
abe sl,epina stautp anO The @'atts
rG5aie's Sbeater". Stele Wo9e
s5n MisiOuri'.
.0onibapitr. : Sheater." 9isie
gpoGs .RiQis".
nsoro's Opernbuus." 9iefe
gpobt sRantn grouH".
.gabit @aroen," Nr. 800, Weitz
gtOple=st rabt. @eute abtnO @itOcrer6ifnnna.
,2abprz nceum. "-Wtorgen, Conn
taa, qrbbt absnoAlnttr baltuna. CUR aufiiibrua9
psldHgt Die 2=atttge 9ofe rGtt Sonntd1s'Ftrz
rude.
.9aperii9er MGnner6or. = Worz
gen, Souutaq, bumorftii6e MISUNDERSTANDING IN
Der s9apariai3 ationdlsoaac@.
Srduen=8 erein Der eriten peutI6en
btreiniQtcn cpanQtlii9tn 8;meiube an Der Gdittrns
@uenuc, suii6cn 9rOaoipaD NM ann4Strdbe. -
Dim 10, 90. q. unp p. 0ftober erObe 6dir urn
9luferna5o uper i'm untcrtn Saumc OR airbe.
rWittelsba6 Ssftion Nr. l."
N1ontdo, oen 26. Cttobcr, IL. Stiitunesict, gbtuO=
llnterbaltuu9 mn @al in Der -Supuria=Hutionut=
6lae~.
,9ermdnid : Surnperein. "-Mpn
tna. Si,niae unO Mittipob, osn 26.. d. uuo q.
Stto6er, erOber 8ajar uno aufternASpupsr i'm
gereiuslofalc, Gr. 8 unO II, 9otoiiice=Apeuut.
9rpBer 2unI9 unb SyreizGpn3ert.
6eute, eamftae, Dcn II. Cttober, in Grnf
q. 5abH's Rritluruut an 3orOa9ap=Strabe.
MeBelfupps
mUntlq, ben 10. Cttobr, BEL ocrmanp 9uigt,
Tr. 1l2. @oriorO s@peuut.
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aer eaeen ftr wadnner un0 anaben
9a8 MuSieDcn
bon gutcm &lctOcrn

6ringt Sud- pom benz @lgen6lid III
Before @timmung, mo Sbr bieIel6em
un3ie6t. Sin unaniebnlider, na4=
lGfiig gemadter 4n3ug 0riift Cure
Stimmung berab - pogegen gut gez
ma6te unb mpDerne &leiber Sud ioz
fort dufmuntern.
9ie7en nGbaratter" buben mir
u~nferen neuen Scrip 4n=
3iigen uno 5lleber3ie6ern gu
geben gefu8t - e5 tit tbeilipeiie
ba5 8erbienit gutter Stoffe,
tbeilneiie Iiegt es an Der Ser
fteQunq, Die BON M}Gnnern gez
plant lpuroe, pel6e piTen, ME
man fi6 gut tleioet. Sur Qusz
tpo6l fir $40, $3.50, SIS bis
$25.
RunbersNustutfjruuGt -
pom Ropf BIS gu ZEN 6iBtn. O~aucr5ltt 5es
ayb,jttt - nit farttu Ndbttu uro gut pliz
ituo, ja it5r moBjgeu 4rciicn.
0utE 6tmpru, ID II b uuo dlcs
anolrc, mas Nduntr uHo Rul5tn tras;n.
Cures 6elres SBcrtb. peer Guer Sch surud
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StatloneiI.
StatIoner

0etteruusfi4ten - Sir
MarnlanO unb ben 9iitritt Columbia
trii6eres Wetter unb Dd6rf9einli4
Gegen am Samftag uno Sonntag,
fiblife, nab Often umlpringenoe
Wine0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
Man leTe Stcies!

G6e sic Ii4 photographer IdIen,
beiu6en sic 6e66eI in ieinem neuen
pra6tDoG eingeri6teten 9bot. atelier,
Nr. 321, 9orbz9 upzS truBe. Sprez
den sic DOT uno beii4tigen Sic ieine
nirfli9 tunitDoQ ausgefIi4rten 4rbsiz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

ehiitteIfrpf, sdtmersen, Wfala'
80 60 Grippe mnS idflimme Grtal-
tnnnrm fmrirt sard, .2slnncn'S Aane
ss;Gs" rand, in iHinGer Jprml.
ssrcis 25c. a%aeHtbalben nerfanIt.
Czs12. z&S.lQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

Sterr muB ftBen. 8ie
aug Wai6ington beri6tet miro, nur0e
QeopoGo :. Stern BON Baltimore, Der
angei9ulbigt lit, an ben 9oItdmtsz
69ninoeIeien bst6eiligt gensIen gu
fetn, i'm 9oli5eigert4t porgefibrt.
0u8 8erlangen oes Nntpalt5 Stern's
nm einen foforttgen qro3eB purOe
abgele6nt, uno Stern muBte in Grz
mungelung pon $4,000 8urgI4uft in
oas 8efdngniB paroern.
8efGngniB : Sonntag.-
Sn alien &ir6en be5 2unOes lit NOR
gen, 6onntag, Der iogenannte Sc
fGngniBs Sonntag, an ipeldem BON
allen 8an3eln cine 3uI6rift OeS 8rdz
iiOenten 8otbs6oroug6 g. 8rifift3
b~erleIen nerben ipiro, in tpeI6er Inn
t6Gtige 8eibiilfe oes n@~efongenenz
6ulfgz9 erein8" eriudt pirO, Die
8eitrGqe Iinb an ben S4dBmsifter 8.
6. puinter, Nr. 1929, NorOzGaIoertz
StraBe, gu ienben.
8rGnbe. - Sn Der Slide Oes
Refaurants bon 9eopig 8el3ant,
g}r. 721, 5iiba8roo0pap, erploOirte
geitern Qbenb gegen 6 ubr Elm 9aIoz
Iinofen uno es entItanb Elm 8runO,
Der S9aben i'm getruge BON S25 an
rt6tete.
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Guaranteeing iu1 September.
3uTammen 1896 Ginpunoerer. 1902
fir Morplanb. - 9eri4ieoene5
pon Gee un0 6afen.

3u1dmmen 1896 Gtltpd1oerer.-3O2
fir MarpIanb. - 8eri4ieoene5
BON @ee un0 6afen.
Ginnunoerung8 : GommifGr 8ei5
bat cine Sa6eQe ii6er bic Ginipanoez
rung i'm 9afen 8atimOre'S i'm Wtoz
nat Septem6er au5gearbeitet, benz gu
folge in oieiem MOnat 1896 Ginpanz
berer bier unlQngten. Bon oieien tae
men 1890 aus De trei6zllngarn, 367
aus 0eut76luno, l aus 0dnemart, l
aus Trantrei6, 10 aus Stulien, l aus
ben Nieoerlunoen, 3 aus Rumdnien,
1865 aus 8uBlanD, l aus Serbten, 2
aus Spanien, 1 aus S6neoen, 5 aus
Der S6pei3, 26 aus Der 3iirtet, 5 aus
GnqlunD, 3 aus Srlanb, l aus Siioz
Nmerifu, y aus WeitinDien; 3uidmz
men 1896. Bon Die len IteBen it6 800
in Murplano nieber, unO 3par aus
folqencen 2Gnbern: 26 aus 8o6men,
2 aus 8ulgurien, 4 aus England, SO
aus 9eutf6lano, 1T S5raeliten, 3
aus ~o5rluno, l aus Stalien, 10 aus
Qit6auen, l Magnar, 80 Polen, 3 Ruz
mGnen, 3 8uTen, 2 StunpinaOier, l
S6otte uno 3 Slonafen.
Me6r GinDanberungsz
Beanie.
Der Ginnunbsrung5 : Gpmmi1dr
Qoui8 8. Wei8 nuroe geitern bend6=
ri6tiQt, DaB Sefretdr Gortslpou pom
0epartement fir Qrbeit uno 6anoel
6rn. George q. 5tetpart pon Sat
port, Nnne Nrunoel : Gountp, aLS
Wd6ter, uno Die So. Sumes Glarf
un0 8eorQe q. 8urlep Don Qnnapoz
liz als S6irita6er imginpanoerung5z
0epartement ernannt unO tie initruirt
babe, ft6 i'm 8dltimorer Bureau 3u
meloen. Die neuen NngeiteGten tperz
Rem ie $40 pro Sa6r er6alten.
8arte ,9om pebrO Der
3neite" led.
Die 8arten Dom qsbro Der 3peite,"
Capt. 9apis, pel6t OOrgeitern BON
bier mad G6arIeIton ubfubr, liegt piez
oerum an ibrer 8erfte, ba man, ais
ba5 S8iff nubs bem 2u3uret6z2eu4tz
bauIe unlungte, entoefte, OaB e5 Elm
2ef babe. Die Barrie pir0 bier repaz
rirt.
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9d6f>@drten,
Tr. 800, 9ScH.S ibblc'S traRc,
ieBt often.
Billiards ncucIter 9trt Mnn HUDl'
9,ur(pr. (288-9O)

8erette 4Iusfa. - GT@
Mapor Nlcdu8 9ooper bat i'm perz
aunqenen CONNER cine Reiie BON
10000 Meilen burd Qldstd uno Den
Nprbpeiten unIerss Continents 9ez
ma6t. Gr mar BON ieinem SoAne
6umilton Cooper uno PrOf, Qrtbur
8iggins bom y5ruuen@G Oueg," einem
unertunnten GeoIogen, begleitet. 9err
Cooper er5Gblt 6O4it interehunt iber
feline Grfd6runden.
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GruBcr Sunid1 uno eSrci=S unsert
hcutc, SamitnG, Den ~. SftDbcr,
in GrnIt IL Snbn'S 3citnurant, Nr.
942, Npro. Is ian StraFe. l289-90)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

Gutter Sang. - Sn Der peitliz
den qoGi3eiitutiOn perben CUR 3eit
bier MGnner auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING
bin feitgebalten, in gort, ga, 5pet
9ferbe uno 3pei 0agen %ge1to6len gu
baden. Die QrreItanten gaben tAre
Namen ais Same5 9aul Qittle BON
@eItminiter, Mb., 9eorg 9ein, Rob,
SoneS unb Gngelbert @ugenbIutt BON
8eubing, 3d., an. Sic purben gez
itern Morgsn bonn Yoli3eiri6ter 60
ben benz 8erfubren Der 8e6Orben BON
0prt iiberpieien. Die bier M}Gnner
nurben am 9onner5tag Nbenb ipGt
i'm y0ruibz6iQzPart" geieben, mo-
ielbit i6r 8ene9men Quffeben erregte.
% bic poIi3ei bereit5 telegrapbii9
erfu4t norben mar, fir Die Pferbez
biebe auf5upafen, purbe jebe 8epez
gung Der bier Wtdnner genau beobz
a6tet, unb ais bieIelben nod Sem
nier's 2ei6itau an Der @eitz6a1ettez
ItraBe fumen, nm lire 8ferbe unterz
3ubringen, puroen tie BON mebreren
Sergeunten uno Poli3iiten feItgenomz
men.
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lin Grtdltnnn in snae III fnriren

lin GrtGltnn9 III 1 Sage St fnrirett
o.brouht .qarat:rt promo GuiHiHt SabIcts".
gmc 2%lpptg,ttr atber @Elo juritd. D;ur ttiuc 3d.
lung trfolqt. TO-. 2&. 8vopt's nattribritt onf
itotr 59a8tsl. Dc. ia St&@IA|-l
Reue Rpute na6 RoIanbz
Bart. - Die StruBenbahn@8eiea
IduFt beQbt6tigt, bic GbarlesitraBen=
Qinie BON i6rem jeBigen n0roli4en
Serminalpunft, an @t.9uulz uno 10.
StruBe, bis Rolunbs9arf 81 berIdnz
germ. Die neue bo~ppelgeleifig gez
plunte 2inie ToQ an Merrnmun's Ga
ne peTtli4 bis gum 9arrett'f6en
@runoftiit geben, QeBteres BON Subz
oft no6 Rprbneit bur6f6neioen unb
na6e Der GpIb SpringsQane in Die
Rolano : 4oenue einmiinben. Man
glaubt, baB iiber bieie Route oie5u6rt
BON Rolanb@9art big mad Der Wfitte
Der Stabt in % Minuten 3urifgelegt
peroen fam. 9lei63eitig nit benz
8au Der 8a6nlinte ion bic Ct. 8uulz
itrabe, BON Der 13. StraBe bis Merrn=
mans Cane ~perldngert, unb 2ebtere
auf 100 big 125 SUB berbreitert tperz
ben.
Die 8eerbt9ung bes Capt.
60IIies. - Die 8eeroigung be5
Capt. 0iebri4 90qjes, Der am leBten
0Onnerftug in feiner 8o6nung, glr.
332, @ib=qatterIon=9arf : NDenue,
fturb, finOet morgen Nu4mittag UNI
2 u4r itatt, 9uitor Sulius 9ofz
mann pirb amtiren, unb Die 8eTtatz
tung erfolgt uuf Der nQoubon : Bart
Gemeterp." Die Na9ri9t bon Capt.
90aies' Sob purbe geitern gormittag
in Der bieiigen 9anbeIsfammer Be-
fannt gegeben, unb elm Gomite Der
Organization pirb Ii9 an Der 8eerbiz
gung bet6eiligen. Serner aud iturte
Oelegutionen bes r@ermaniaz glubs,"
bes rOrbens Der Der. 4rbeiter" unb
bss n5reimaurer> Orbens."
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Srtntt 3ennp'g Sbte unD
auffee.-Seit 80 Subrsn beriihmt
tpeoen QuaIitGt unb 9reiie. s. ..
aennpG o.. 60 2dben. (60iaS)
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@elSicmSuuocn nah S%cutIdlanS

"a Gents pro WIurt unO gOmmiiIiOn.
3Gso. 8. 0iener &c o., 415
8aterz@ traBe. &usIdnOii4es Sch,
We9iel unb GreoitS8riefe. @4tffss
tarten bon uno nu6 europa. (266-)
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@iuc 8ciie madb ScntIhlamD,

I'm bic @elt oOer nu6 ir8sno einem
S6eile Der We!!t arrangirt. ReiIez
biuete iiber ole 8abn> unO Dampiers
2inien. S6eo. s, 0tener &c
6 G.. Ais 0utsrzStr. &c.,
Munbfperre bur6 Sc
d 10 ii beranGuBt. - Die
Ner3te i'm nSo6ns 6opfins' 6ofpital'
be6anbeln gegentpdrtig Ouielbit einen
san bon M~unofperre, Der Ie6r intez
reliant 1T. Der 9atient lit Elm g}ez
ger, Rumens G6arles 6upnoob, uno
Die Munbfperre lit angebli6 burG
3nei 8eI6piire an ieinem 8ein per>
uriadt. Die Ner3te gluuben ben Zee
ger 6eilen gu f0nnen.
Slip" Merritt freigez
Iaffen. - 0ie Der y9eutf9e Cor
Respondent" f6on geItern a%nbeutete,
peigerte ii9 geftern Mi9ael 81. 8eQp,
Der am Oonnerftag Worgen 3ufdQi9
BON SIP" Mlerritt, benz 9oIititer
Der 6. Darb, burd einen W}eferf6nitt
nerleBt purbe, in Der norb0ftliden
Poli5eiftution, gegen Merritt 4nfloge
81 erheben, unb berielbe puroe freiz
gefpro6en.
gdn5Ii4 meg.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-16
HUMPHREY
WAREHOUSE
CASE
Motion for New Trial Has
Been 0YeTTnled

Opinions handed down today by the
supreme court were in the appended
eases;
J a, Baum appellant vs., the Rain.
bow Mining Milling & Smelling
Company rcspondant, appeal from
Douglas county }. W. Hamilton.
judge, aaimed wolyerton. J.
G b, perdine appellant va C. r.
candiani and Caesar Marco. respond
epis; appeal nom lane county; J. W.
Hamilton. judge, affirmed. Bean. J.
Potl,ion ior rohearlng In the case
% state vs. A A. Humphrey, appeal
nom Marion oounu. denied. This is
ne warehouse ease GA which the de
.eadanl Is nov CA bah Humphrey Is
inder sentence oi two years on a
.hAFge % larceny by balloe. Al custody
Z gIain stored, and Is under bonds IA
he sum " Slooo.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-16

her. On that account she left him and
remained away, until he wrote her
and begged her 70 live with him
again. Upon his promise 10 be good.
Mrs Hickman returned but II seems
that Hickman again began to abuse
her and often cursed her, accusing
her OF not being decent and virtuous
and Of cOnsorting with other men. She
alleges that all OF these charges are
false and unfOunded."
Newspapers cannot surrender the
right 10 print extracts from the plead.
ings In public courts. To suppress all
such reports would take away the
only protection the people have TO
know what Is going on in the courts.
Divorces would multiply and social
evils would thrive, while the public
courts would degenerate into star
chamber proceedings. The Journal
will never surrender the right to
have access to the records in public
courts, and to publish such reports as
Il deems are OF interest TO the peo-
pie and for the protection Of society.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-16
THE
HARRIS
BILL
Raise Revenue From All Cor
pOratiOnS
Special Order In House Tues
day at Ten A. M.

The Harris revenue bill was made
special order for Tuesday at 10 a.
m.
II is the most important revenue
measure before this session Of the leg.
islsture.
Its provisions include railroads,
sleeping car companies, refrigerator
lines, express companies and all large
corporations enjoying state fran.
ehises.
II provides that the state board Of
assessment, composed Of the COVER
nor, treasurer and secretary Of state,
shall have power to make all these
corporations file sworn statements Of
their incomes, expenses and capital.
zation.
II II appears that they possess prop.
erty that the assessors have not re.
turned, and large intangible values
that assessors cannot get at that now
escape taxation, the state board has
power TO make such additional as.
sessment as II deems proper.
There will be a greater fight on the
part Of the corporations TO defeat this
measure than any that has been be.
fore the legislature.
Il is bill that has great merit be.
cause II is the law Of states like Ohio,
Michigan, Wisconsin and other states,
and has been upheld in the highest
courts.
lts main features were drawn by
the most careful lawyers In Marion
county, and not for the purpose Of
blaokmailing corporations, but TO raise
revenues on franchises and from cor
porstions that are now believed 20 be
escaping their just share Of public
taxes.
The journal has pointed out In
many Issues the necessity Of raising a
larger share Of public revenues from
intangible values on franchises and
corporations not now taxed.
There Is great danger that II this
revenue law is not passed that a move
ment will be started among the farm.
ers 10 ask the referendum on the
Lewis and CLARK appropriations, and
n put to a vote they will be defeated,
unless revenues are provided 10 meet
those demands Of the taxpayers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-16
SINGING
SALEMS
PRAISES
The Shirley Company Like
Capitol City

The Jessie shirley Company which
played here last week. left salem
sunday morning for other points. and
all the company especially the prin.
olpal actress, We're ulsome In singing
the praises OF the Capital CITY They
we're especially pleased with our on
era house and the local management
as well as the music Tho Hotel VII
iamette came In for its share OF GOOD
words as a homolike hostelry Time
was when every theatrical COMPANY
save salem a black eye. and n IS
gratifying 90 know that We aro get.
ting into better standing among the
travelling profession. as there is no
asency that can dQ SO much Tor or
against a town as the good or bad
words % the travelling public
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-16
CONVEY
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Who Live Two Miles or More
Distant

An-unusual bill. by Kuykendall yet
one which is In force in some states
of the Union. has been passed by the
legislature Il provides for district
school boards TO furnish transporta-
tion TO. pupils living more than two
miles from the school building, when
such decision shall be made by a ma
iority vote at any legally called school
meeting. When Il may be done AT
lesser expense the board may pay the
board Of pupils, instead of furnishing
conveyance. The expense Is TO be
met when necessary by a special
levy