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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

0erneuerpd6It e 8ouperz
neur @onin @arfelO reiite geitern
0d9mittag na9 9otpdro : @ountp,
nm ouielbIt feline 2anbDo6nung fir
ben 8inter gu I6lieBen. Gr nirO am
Montag nit Ieiner Satin bier6er GUT
riidfe6ren uno bel ieiner S6niegerz
mutter, Jrau 90. s. Nicooemus, an
Der 2inbenz 4psnue. Wobnung ne6z
men, Bis er na3 annapolis gebt. 9r.
WarfielO erbielt geitern pom General
5tB6ug6 See pon 8irginien Elm i4metz
6elbaftes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'm
ter ben 8eiufern oes 9rn. Warfielb
mar geItern aud Staatsienatpr Spenz
GER 6. SDnes BON Montgomerp : 60,
tpel6sr iebenFuGS als 9rGiibent BEG
Staatsienats gepGblt perOen mirb.
9r. Sones befu6te ebenfaQs bas De-
mofratif6e 6~auptqudrtier, ipo er nit
Dem neuerlpd6lten Stats 1endtor GU
tier 8. @dbo BON annapolis 5uIam@
mentrdf. 6r. WurraD 8anbioer, Der
8orItBer, reiite gei fern nu9 9apre De
Grace, nm ii6 einige Sage np6lperz
bienter Ru6e gu g0nner. gr ptro am
Montag 3uriidte6ren. Nu4 8ouper>
neur Smit6 mar geitern in Der Stabt
1inb reiite am Na6mittug mad feiner
9eimat6.
pie 8ennen in 9imltcp
tparen geitern gut befu4t, D6f6pn es
tpG6reno Der 3ennen 3u i6neisn BE-
gam. 9a5 erite Rennen gepannen:
g5uItian" ais erites, Sling s." als
3tpeites unbn Gbicle" ais brittes 9ferb;
3eit 1.199 Min. Sm 3~fpeiten 8ennen
tamen Die Fol9enDen pferbe in Der gez
n%annten Heibenfolge an bas 3iel:
rMtWiqiam," Sir Ho6e" unb y2itz
tie @parfs;" 3eit 2.14 Min. Sos
brittle 3ennen gefpann n@bebaI b'Or"
uls erites, rG6aos" ais 3pette5 unb
rprincsB G6ic" al5 orittes Yfer6;
3eit 2.244 N}in. Sm pierten 3ennen
fam Bar Ie DUO" als critics, ,Meteos
rite" dls 5ipeites unb nSotto" ais britt
tes pferb an ba5 3isG; 3eit 2.191 Miz
nuten. SIN fiinften 8ennen g~etpannen:
n8aital" als critics, oNpriG S5oper"
ols 5peites unb rNunnp Orbpup" als
brtttes 8ferb; 3eit 1872 Min. SIM
IeBten Rennen getpannen: r8afaniO,"
rSiGper Scam" unb n2abp 8nigbt=
boob;"3eit 1.481 M}in. Sir beute iinO
bic @tntrdgungen ME folgt:
@rftes 8enner - y9pbrangea,"
pMtB @bnGod," nQmelia Ri8arbfon,"
rMafter grim," r9onneup," n8eroz
a." nS6e 8rOpn MOnar4," rMonz
Iopn" unb n9aIf 9oGibaD."
3pettes 8ennen-r 9ruu9btsman,"
p@i6ion eight" nMoroton," rSmpez
rioliit," r8. Sutte," r@rpptpgram"
unb n8urricahe."
Srittes Rennen - ySrapeatf,"
rSim9ler," Morp @iuougb6p," nc
8iItams," nNrrdghgopan," r2ittle
Qbele," nGbampion" unb v2ucent."
@iertes 3ennen = v@minence TIE
Seconb," rSce @uter," nQpriG @bopz
er," r5reelunOer," nManp Sbunts,"
.Sriiefe" unb vStbon.~
5uRftes 4ennen = rSQ ufeb,"
r8iGp Rup," nMabiGian,4 n6igbie,"
Thoroughbred" rSmperialit," So
npber," ~8ap @ecret," Mumie 6."unb
r2iba Wooolanbs."
Ge4stes 3ennen = BLUE 9ictor,"
rN1cWiGidms," nGornpaQ" unb
r5iara."
Siebentes 8ennen-r9iitol," nW&p
Safe" rSoma6utpt," nRubp Sampz
ifeab,~ rMattie 8rup." r2Oretta q6il=
lips" Same @pd," Sea @ate,"
Catherine g." uno ~g6eripe."
e.. nnnaFAe nm Nnhe 6errh mol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
GDnQrD MQtne,
Sfentti6er g1Otar.

9ouma8ten, 8sr3i4tIei'
ftunqer1 II. I. IN. mad alien
Sb.ilen bss QusLunbes rper'
ben auf bus 9enifenbufteIts
ausgefertigt.
Ollie Qusfunft ii6er Regs'
lung rOn 8srmOgeHs zQngss
Iegen6eiten in 9sutf4Ianb,
Seitrsi9 IL. {. IN. pirb Ua'
entasLtIih srt6eth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
0Gbt bnn iih hGrru.
Sin aus GaTt Orange, rs, per-
76punoens5 1~7zjd6ri8e5 0dmden
BEL 8erponOten in Nebrasfa aufz
detdlCht.


Rem zgort, 6. g}oOem6er. -
Sri. CLARA $, Goffin, Die Dpri8en
9ienitag @6eno 10 u~nerpartet uno
ge6eimniBOon aus Dem 9uuie iDre5
@r3eugers, GofparD %. Coffin Oon
CIR. So, 8arnettyStr., Sat Orange,
rs, beri6punben lit, bat BON iif
60ren laIen. Wie Elm aus Oma6a,
9}e6r., po Elm OnteI Der Q~usreiBerin
9otmeiiter if, bier oOsr DieImehr in
Sat Orange eingetrpfFents 3eGez
gramm: rGIara is bere fafe," 9eitern
QbenO meIoete, lit bic 10 beimIi4 unD
Ipurlos 8eri6punOere in OmaAa bel
i6rem Ontel Sofep6 Grope 9eiuno
unO munter e~ingetroffen.
9aro6 berri4te natirli3 in Dem
goffinf9en 6auIe uno auBer6alb
beFelben Die 6eQite 6reube uno groBes
6ro6lofen, un0 namentli6 bic W&utz
ter Der 9ur66rennerin GuBerte ii9 am
lauteIten in bie7en 8efii6I5z QteuBsrunz
gen. @u5 tpel6em @runoe SRI. Gofz
fin 0a8 eIterIi6e Dad DerIofen, lit
nod ni8t befannt, ba Oa5 IatoniI6e
Selegramm oarii6er feline Mu5funft
gie6t. man neigt ft8 Der Qnfidt gu,
baB in Dem Obsritiib6en Oe8 5rGuz
leins ni6t QGes in Orbnung fein
muB, ba fe 10 ertrdbagante 6trei6e
unb cine 70 fpeite unb a6enteuerli6e
Retie modt. SRI. Goffin 1T 6efonntz
Ii8 erit II Sabre alt un0 nod cine
S4iIerin Der 9o6i4ule in @uit
SrQnQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
3639 3174 At;

Sn anOeren Darbs befinOet ii4
ebenfaGs cine groBe 4n3a6l nu4 bic
Ter 9bsorie ni6t ge3d6lter Sttmmen;
es 1T a6er aud Die M0gli6teit OOr,
hdnOen, baB Mande ni4t fir Oen
@puperneurs : GanbiDaten ittmmten,
unb bieIe Ballots miiBten bann BON
ben nunge5Gblten" ubge3ogen tperben,
noOur9 Oeren 3u6l etpas reou3irt
DerDen DiirDs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Siefer Ehnec.

GlebeIanb, O., 6. Nobember.
- Sn Dielen @egenben oe8 mittleren
unb n0rOIi6sn Ohio I6neite e5 beute
uno nG6reno Der per9angenen g}u4t,
unb in mon4en Sbeilen Oe8 Stoate5
liegt Der S9nee brei 3ou tief. Sin
6eftiQer Ror0fturm fpe6te babel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

*&* Der 6rauen : @erein Der 5.
beutf6en ref. ct. 9auIs : @emeinOe
an Canton : 4oenue. Der Pionier unz
ter ben oeuti6en 6rauen : @ereinen,
peronitaltet am TO-, II. unb II. NOz
pember in Der 8roaOpap Martt6a1e
Elm groBss QuIterniouper. Die BON
DieIem 8ereine beranituIteten 5eite
perOen ftets Te6r 3ablrei6 beIu6t uno
o6ns 3peifeI piro audi bieie5 BON
qroBem GrfoIge begleitet iein, Ollie
6reunbe Der 9emeinOe iouten ii4 elm
finDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

*** Die oeutf4e ref, 3ions : Sc
meinbe feiert am nd6iten Montug
uno 9ienFtag in 8oigt's 9ule, CIR.
1922, 9arforOzN Oenue, ibr jdbrli4e5
4~uiternfouper nebIt 8o3ur. 9uitOr
s. 6ommerlotte, Der SeeliOrger Der
8emeinDe, unb Der 6rauen : @erein
bsr7elben baden Ques uufge6Oten, I'M
ben 8eIu4srn einen u~ngenebmen
46eno 3u bereiten unO ale 8lieOer
unb S~Freunoe Der @emeinbe itno elm
gelaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Grurro[ WnnD's UiiIIiun.

MuntIu, 6. Robember. = 8enez
ralmajor 8ooD, Der neue M}a4tha6er
in Dem Moro48ebiste, 6eri6tet, baB
i6m auf Isiner fiir3li6en 8eiie bur4
ben 0iftrift am Safe Qanao Die fritz
Der feinOliden M}orO5 jener @egenO
in Iebr freunoli6er 9eiinnung entgez
gen gefommen feien. Gr pirO benz
nG87t Solo befu4en, no tiir3li4
96pierigteiten entitunoen, neil Ell
nige MorOs 3nei uncertainties @olz
Daten angegrifefn unb Derrpunoet 4a=
Ben.
8ouberneur Sat- bat ben Proteit
Der auslGnbif6en Spnfuln ge9en Die
3~oQ6eb0rbsn, Die 9roben BON ben fir
Die ct, 2ouiier MISUNDERSTANDING Der>
f6ifften 9rOoutten u~6gegeben babsn,
abi6lGgig bei6ieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Simmer Der 8Get8e.- a.:
nWifen sic, 6err 9roFefor, bieQaus
men Der 0ei6er Ttno einfa6 un6ere@
6en6at!" = Mat6ematif : 4rofe1or
Ginnsno): n6m, fonte iid Oenn gar
feline 6ormel oafiir finoen lahsn?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Sumner" 8eo. g. 8rabp bat
auf benz 6auG4iff nMonongufelan"
gu 9ortsmout6, R.z9., S%elbtmoro
bur9 Gri4isBen begungen. Gr mar
nit Neuralgie bebaftet unb bate IeBtz
bin T9pere S4mer5en ausgefanben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Qas &e6eiutnte BET S60n6stt

1T gefunbbeit. 0us @ebeimniB Der
Gefunbbeit 1T bic 3roft, bic n0tbige
QuantitGt 2ebensmittel gu berbausn
unb 81 oiiimiliren.
81 9bnsn girs bshannt?
Suits 2eberpi1en turiren unter allen
umitGnben 3opff9mer3en, 0pspepiie,
Malaria, 8erftopfung unb dbnli4e
R%rantbeiten.
Sutt's Seberpiaem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
9 m 2efen II.

@teenfdouO liefo Sizes n8o6en=
bldbo,"
0e 9roBi6OaOo IisTo sic greeB're
8lGOoer,
Nei Ra4bdr is d 2dIefreino;
@r lieiO Oerbeem BENIN f8eenfben
@dbber.
Mer lie7O gGrn, mas mer fdltper
i6reibo;
Seer Gieio sic Diete 2Gn3gebi9oe.
9us S4uIgiHo Iieio ben Mdr8enz
banb,
Der 6loei4er liefo be Morogef9i9oe
DE GROCER 0beel Der Mdni9beeo lie5r
Sic @4unorOmdne, bic nii9b boos
gen:
Sd Idie gdrn Gn'n Brief bon ni6r,"
9o4 lte6er nod in i6ren Sogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Cine 9epefGe 0 Cape 9enrp nell
bet, baB Der boadnoii4e 0ampfer
Ocean" Capt. 8Opfen, geitern auf
Der aa6rt BON Nmiterbam mad Galtiz
more bas Sap paiiirtss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

9er3ooIpge,- 9unbebeiiBer:
~9enfen Sic fi6, 6err 9rofefor. gez
tern babe i4 einen 9unb nit feds
6uBen betOmmen." 9rofeRor:
nQber mein 2ieber, bus 1T Damn bod
eigentli4 tein 9unb, ionbern elm =
SnIett-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Sernbctmer q
0famoleiher,N

0TOBt TlNTITTEN-NN.V"'
an. 313. as une 3Is BeH.eertnat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

*** Ser MarplanO 8dder>9erein"
bGlt Gaute 4bsnD in 9rn. 6. 0ari4's
6alIe, Nr. 418, @eftz2erington@Str. IT,,
feline jGbrli9e Notwithstanding
unb 8eqmtenz Domination ah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

XXI Die erfte bumOriitifde Qbenb>
l1nter6altung bes r@ermunia : Quar-
tett : Clubs" finoet mOrgen QbenO in
Der 8apern : 6a1e an Der Sio45rez
oeritftraBs Itatt. Sin uus II Rumz
mern deficiencies ubtpe4Slungsrei6es
9rogramm 1T aufgeite[lt uno iorgfdlz
tia einftuoirt norben. Sin pergniigter
N6eno itebt bsbor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
WHEAT MARKETS.

chicaso. Jan. 10 Wheat 76s
67SN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
Wedding In
Chinatown

Salem's Chinatown was astir this
afternoon the occasion being a real
Chinese wedding. The principals to
the event were a merchant and re.
cent arrival from the Orient whose
importation involved the expenditure
Of S25OO, so It is reported. The names
are unpronomcable Weddings with
the Chinese are days of feasting i'm
fact, eating constitutes the main part
of the ceremony At 1 o'clock this af.
ternoon a feast was served, aud an.
other banquet will be spread at Z
o'clock this evening The place of
residence and the date upon which
the bride will be at home" together
with other details of the ceremony
were not learned
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10

with a bad accident on wedno.,
says the Lebanon Express. ADJ.
She went out to split some wood ~ ~
while doing so the ak caught ON
of the timbers of the shed abov. '
head, causing her to hit herself
the back part of the head with ~ y
sharp edge Of the ak, CUTTING -,
cash After lying unconscious
nearly an hour she recovered ..s
ciently to be able to get up and m.a
over to the school house, which
near, and the pupils and teacher
ing her covered with blood won,
her assistance, taking her homo -,
sending for DR.. Booth. II was NJ =.
thought that her skull had been y.
tured, but, fortunately this was
so. The doctor sewed up the cut =.
she will probably have no serior
trouble with the injury.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
We MAKE GOOD IN CASE OF DISAPPOINTMENT

their families. This system gives
them selfreliance self-respect and en-.
courages every incentive TO weI.do.
Ing both in and out OF The prison. Re.
! cidlvists should never or exceeding.
ly rarely, De paroled Some states
have a probation law for certain class.
es OF first offenders. which operates
very much as the parole law does.
The difference being that they may be
paroled Immediately after sentence
Is pronounced upon them. thereby
Keeping them away from the contain.
mating nhuences-at the penitentiay.
Laws OF the above character seem to
demand board Of control Perhapa
the governor superintendent and war.
den might constitute such board and
advise freely with the santencipo
Judge
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
EXPLOSION
IN A
PRISON
Panic Created by an UnfOr
seen Dynamite Blast

Philadelphia, Jan. lO-A dynamite
explosion at q O'Clock this morning
partly wrecked the House of Correc.
ton at HolmesbWg. The inmates
We're panic stricken. Italian workmen
blasting on a flterization plant ad.
joining the prison caused the explo.
sion in some unknown way. Tive
Italians We're killed, and many in.
jured
Later investigations show that the
explosion was caused by the attempt
to thaw 80 pounds of dynamite A
portion OF the prison which was dam
aged, was occupied by women. who
We're at breakfast at the time None
attempted 10 escape, although prac.
ucally the whole was blown away.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10

Chemeketa lodge, No /. l. O. O. F..
OF this city has brought an action for
money and foreclosure proceedings
against j. II. Ware and }. d. Nairn. 10
recover 5000 due ON a promissory
note issued in 1896, The foreclosure
OF mortgage ON property in Hubbard
mat was given to secure the payment
OF the note. is asked, together with
the costs and disbursements of the ao.
uon. j. II. and C. L, McNary appear
Tor the plaintiff lodge.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10

Children Cry for
Fletcher's castoria.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
NEW TODAY

SIS Per Thousand-copying letters :.
home; either sex. Send two Siam,
for particulars. Blackney q n
5057 Halstead, Chicago. 1.1O.o,,
New England Dinner at NJ. E. cburA
Wednesday, January 28th. 1.r0s
-----O---
For Sale.-Fresh COW by NJ. Wincbs,
Liberty, Or, II. f. d. No. 4. 1.1An
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10

J. A. Rotan, Full line Of furniture
carpets, rugs and door mats.
Protect your poeketbook and saw.
money BY calling on US.
Ranges, Stoves, etc.
Sol Commercial Street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10

agement. for which ] wish in the
strongest possible way to express my
appreciation. wish also to thank all
officers and employees who have been
in harmony with my policies and who
have earnestly endeayored to carry
them forward to a successful compile
don.
II will not be uniting, | trust, for
me to allude to the good fellowship
that has existed between the heads of
the other state institutions and my
self and to the courtesies have re-
ceiyed from other state officers. l
hope these pleasant relations will ex'
tend to my successor, to whom | wish
to be helpful. / desire to join in wish
ing him great success.
Unexpended Balance.
The report shows a balance on
hand on September 3Oth, last Of $40.
O7O.G4, that is divided among the sev.
eral funds as follows:
General expense ...........S7S69 SO
Improvement and repairs .... 143413
Public roads ............... 1888 |
New wing ................. 1919
Children Cry for
Fleteher's castoria.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
Business
Mems
Lunch

F'rs'elass lunches served at the new
Noble lunch counter at All hours. da,
or n'sAt We will make a special
y OF sandwiches sauer kraut and
"'eneFv1rst clam chovder and
a @e' al that goes to make upasrs,
lass lunch. We desire to call ss
.eeial attention to the business men,
iaeA hat will be served daily fron .,
m until 2Rm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
Review

Cur duties are never fully realized
Hlndrances of various kinds ever OH
S'Fuct our pathways and impede our
progress. While thar is as true bero
as elsewhere. yet ] approach the end
VI my omc'al term with a feeling M
satisfaction consciousness of drtr
earnestly attempted OF good results
ac'ompNshed-both industrial and re-
formatory anu ''
nad hoped that the close might no
reached without a single jail delivsry
ana trust that the Tracy and ,rorrir |
viii be the only one: but tbe |
unexpected happens. Asitis tho raa
ora TO date is an excellent ono con
''o'lns the disadvantage under vbioh
We have labored
The numerous improys,,...
nave been made and betternsr,s 80
'a'e been effected enhance The ,o,.'"
y 'he states property They in.,,,51
ne erection OF substantial bpildinas
"g y, construction of permanent roads
nu valuable aid 10 other instiptions
ney show sood returns for the mona,
"U 'aoor expended A large dah,
as oeen collected and a cash $500.
ieeessfully operated ' 2
, ,Ias' % the general administration otI
y 1"a''s OF the institution will conn "
end itself TO the people of orr o'
we endeayored TO protect ths 80,
.n,..', ,',s's 'u All directions and to deal
/. namely =, WIN the inmates maintain.
~ ''l Times a strict but Just ana
.''ent discipline '"'
7" all these efforts have r......
" ''''aOle aid and friendly encour
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
Parole Law

d.. l'''' laws are working satisfaction
'' ~ u'"A| states By th,ir operation
exemplary prisoners ara ,.rn,'.''1 1,''H
.l'' m'n' under proper rsstr,c.
y, ions away trom the penbep,,sr,
,,-, -, 'Do 'ne.' employers must "a.
'' ! az stated times. The proes.J. \,
'''' 'ao'r or a certain pspen,sss ~, |
''' Asp' Tor their benefit OF DAD ofI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
Increase Of Guards.

have deemed il prudent IN mn,
.''y' day guard on the vau ar ms
weakest place which is where The
"'''e passes through IT, Also strsn.,t
'" The nisht force by TWO ad5i,iona,
so@'d'. They wil stay upon tbo wall
and act in conjunction with ,bs -, 80"
.'''. ''o patrol the shops and premises
within the walls "''ses
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-10
OREGON STATE PRISON
Ccontinued from page sl1.J

with families We look for our comm,
soldiers and citizens and the stat,
should not put their pay so low thai
they are OF necessity prohibited from
hiiing places under the state govern
ment An whose salaries are $40 per
month should have raise of several
dollars per month There are others
Who hll hazardous places. where up.
usual Judgment and discernment are
required who should also have am i'm.
crease in salary.
10 would Dee well 10 remove the ola
COW barn and the old hay barn and
some other smaller buildings. which
are IN close proximity 10 ,he wall NJ
least S'a feet away also 10 cut down
AN trees for about The same distance
as all such stationary objects make a
shelter for escapes Besides. they af.
i'rd a hiding place or protection for
any outsider intending 10 effect n
breach in the wall by dynamite
The Law Should Be Amended.
The law should be so amended rs
10 ""he the superintendent responsi. !
''' Hr is empowered Ia MAKE ,ba /
u''S and appoint subordinate officers
i' should have a corps OF officers
hHr.u.4If.. DE-. '''N' -
|'''us''E 'u harmony with his poll.
" Then vigorous progressive ana
"''rssiai endeayor is possible ana
'S' results are obtainable. H. under
''se conditions. he fails .u any mar.
GUAR DE should bear the blame ana
lsJy So. "'u \
Evening star., 1903-09-05
Real Estate Transfers.

No. 1892 18th street northeast-Eva A.
Killmon ct vir, John S.. to Turner r.
Speller, lot IA, block IA. Trinidad; $40.
Central Heights-Marie v. Gehring to
John A. Cutter, part lot 4. block 3: $500
Same to same part 3. Same to same, all
block 2; $139 Same to Charles and Emma
Green. part lot 4. block 3; $.
First and o streets southwest-William
w. Souder ct ux. to Leopold Baumgarten,
lots 80 to SO. square 59S; $40.
Long Meadows-Oscar M. Bryant ct al,
trustees, to Edward S. York. lots 129 to
1870; $40.
Addition to Congress Heights-Mary
Bruehl ct Vir, Emil e., To Robert Lee Pitts
lot IL, block 2; $500.
Addition to Kenilworth-Estella P. Lind
sey ct vir, Arthur r., to Franklin c. and
katherine a. Farr lots "a and 3S, block :; ;
$40.
Morton street northeast between 9th and
7th streets-Herman E. Gasch to William P.
Kellogg, lots 80 to SO and part of lot o.
square $50; $40.
streetS-Paul Starrett ct uX. to Harry S..
Black. half interest in part of lots ., 5, 6, 13,
Ii, square TO-; $40.
Addition to kenilworth-Lucy Bea.e to Es-
tella p. Lindsey, lot u, block l.: SO
Jackson alley northeast between North
Capitol and 1st streets-Mary c. Gleason ct
vir. John. to Washington Terminal Co., lot
75. square CIT; s., ,25o. -.s-
Bayless purcha ase-Mary T. Ga9dis ct al.
to George ]. Bradbury, part; $40.
Thirty-second street northwest between
o and p streets-Heirs of Henry Rackaway
to Ance f. Slater, part lots III and 12S B.
& HIS addition to Georgetown; $40.
Evening star., 1903-09-05
KENTUCKIANS MEET.
State Association of Republicans Elects
Officers

The first fall meeting of the Kentucky
Republican Club was held last night at
the club headquarters, 514 9th street north
west for the purpose of electing officers
and making ready for the fall campaign.
The members expressed the purpose to have
every voting Kentuckian in this city make
a pilgrimage to his native state to cast
vote for the republican candidate for
governor. There was committee APP
pointed to make special arrangements for
the transportation of the voters. by secur-
is probable that large contingent Of Ken
tuckians will take advantage of this ar
rangement and help to increase the repub-
lican vote this fall
During the evening the following officers
were elected:
President. Harry Giovannoli. private sec
retary to the commissioner of internal
revenue; vice president j. Speed Smith;
secretary treasurer, Milo Shanks; assist
ant secretary treasurer. Harry p. Slaugh-
ter; sergeant-at-armS, j. e. Goodkey; ex-
ecutive committee Luther M. Walter, Fred
N. Weber, j. c. Bulger, j. n. Shawhan
and S. F. Pottinger.
A number of those present made brief
addresses after the business meeting. Some
Of those who spoke were Col. George Ba-
ber of the bureau of internal revenue, Col
]. c. kniffin chief of division in the
pension bureau, who told some wartime
"reminiscences, and Mr.. Luther NJ. Walker.
ex-president The next meeting of the club
will be held a week from Friday night.
and a further attempt to make it easy for
kentuckians to return to their homes to
vote will be made.