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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16
Ahtanurn.
ing is in full blast.

Hop picking is in full blast.
Miss Maud Vivian has recovered from
her attack of sickness.
Miss Nettie Wingard is a guest of
Mrs. James Wiley.
Mrs. Towne of Old Town is the guest
of Mrs. E. M. Stanton.
Norman Henderson will soon build a
house on his fathers place.
Miss Annie Brooks is staying with
Mrs. Merritt during hop picking.
The academy people are very busy
getting ready for school, which begins
Oct. 5.
Misses Della Wiley and Gertrude
IIarmling were Ahtanum visitors Sun
day.
Miss Della Wiley has returned from
Tacoma, where she has been visiting
friends.
The Marks and Crosno brothers have
returned from the mountains with their
beef cattle
Rev. White the brother of Mrs. Cars
ton, preached in the Upper Ahtanum
school house last Sunday.
Miss Moore. who is visiting her broth
er's family here, sang very beautiful
solo in church last Sunday morning.
\ c, Z. social was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Moore last Friday. A
good time Is reported by all who were
there. Miss Moore aided in entertain
ing with instrumental and vocal music
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banning received
a telegram Sunday announcing the sud
den death of their little niece, Cecil
Hood. of Aberdeen. Little Cecil made
many friends here while visiting her
uncle's home. who will regret to hear
of her untimely death.
Miss Moore of Illinois is here visiting
her brother and family.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16
Wapato.

William Peavey of Tacoma is visiting
old friends here.
The third cutting of alfalfa hay will
begin next week.
Mrs. Phoebe Sheperd is making her
parents visit.
John Shelton was down Sunday visit
ing his old friends.
Miss NJ. .Iellison was up Sunday from
below visiting her parents.
The lumber for building the new
school house here has arrived.
George Riley has returned from a very
enjoyable trip in the mountains
Hannah and Bessie Richardson went
to Toppenish Monday on business.
Mrs. NJ. d. Moody and daughter, Miss
Mary, were Parker visitors Sunday.
Elmer BANTER visited his sister, Mrs.
William Hayes. on the School Section,
Sunday.
A. Hager is now at his home here.
after stay in North Yakima with
sickness.
Mr.. Linn has been spending "A week
in North Yakima visiting his relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Nelson and three
children. sisters of Mrs. +. S. Smith. and
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16

also Mrs. Wheeler, mother of Mrs.
Smith, are visiting her.
The Misses Clara and Gladys Doyle of
North Yakima are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blake.
Any Smith has returned to his home
in Spokane, after visiting his aunt, Mrs.
L. S. Smith.
Mrs. Birdie Maclevoy of Walla Walla
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Maxwell.
George Blake went to North Yakima
Saturday to meet his brother-in- law, Mr..
Budds, of Chestnut, Montana.
Mr.. Cline has moved his family over
from Puyallup. They will reside in
their residence east of the station.
Prof. Richardson has been engaged to
teach the school at Gle Elum for this
year. He left Saturday for that place
to begin school Sept. IA.
Miss Jennie +. Cooper of Wasioia,
Minnesota, arrived at Wapato Monday
morning She will make an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Rich
ardson
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16
THROUGHOUT TR[ COUNTY
Sunnyside.


Joseph Lannin is in Seattle this week.
Ira Miller was a North Yakima visitor
ON Friday.
Mrs. Anna BURN has accepted school
at Mead.
Grandpa Harrison is confined to the
house this week.
Miss Georgia Cary was the guest of
Mrs A. H. Lyon over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Chamberlain are
housekeeping in Mr. N'hitney's hos"
Roy Lchty has returned from Dis
covery. B. c. after an absence of sew
eral months.
Rev S J. Harrison preached at the
school house at Outlook on Sunday
morning.
Postmaster Vetter returned from a
weeks visit with his sons at Spokane
on Thursday
Mrs. n f. Perry went to North Yak
ina on Monday for few days visit
with friends
Mrs. Il. l.. Mains is enjoying visit
from her brother, f. j. Mathews, of
Ellensburg.
J. c. Sanger came down from North
Yakima to spend Sunday with friends
at this place.
Miss Lena NJ. Searles has gone to
North Yakima to take a course in short
hand and typewriting.
Junius Steward left on Monday morn
ing for Tacoma, to enter Whitworth
college at that place.
Invitations are out for the silver we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wooden on the
oath of this month.
Miss Rachel Whitney was elected
president of the {. f. society ut TIE
meeting on Monday night.
Mrs. L. X Arnold returned from
North Yakima on Thursday with a fine
display of millinery goods.
The Rev. Ness preached at the Free
Methodist tent on Sunday morning. He
leaves next month for Africa
Mrs. J. w. Argent returned on We'd
nesday from Spokane. where she went
10 attend the NJ f. conference.
W. II. Cline, II. Lille, Ed Van Horn
Chester Argunt and T. Parry were Nab
ton visitors on saturday.
The foundation for Mrs. John :.
Stackhouse's new home is laid and the
work will be pushed on same.
our Snnhyside boys played the Pros
ser boys ball game on Friday, with a
score OF e to 3, in favor of the Prosser
boys.
Howard Miller stepped on nail
which has confined him to his home
which has confined him to the house this
week
Some of our band boys met with an
accident on returning from Prosser Fri
day night. The horses went over the
hill, taking the carriage with them. No
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16

Prepared Paints-Nothing better than
the Fuller All the neat cata-
log colors. We sell cheaper than the
paint stores. Coffin Bros 25
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

Of the First National Bank of North Yak
ina, Washington, at North Yakima, in
the State Of Washington, at the close of
business, Sept. 9, 1908:
(No. 1851
RESOURCES
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16

Forty acres IL miles from city,
large part in alfalfa; good water right.
small house, creek water all year round
for stock. Can be had cheap. Fine as a
stock farm
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16

When you can get live local news
paper for year for nothing that is the
time to subscribe. Come in and investi-
gate the Herald's offer. One fifty per
year and your money back.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16

Misses 2x2 ribbed Hose, abso-
lutely fast black, Topsy brand, all
sizes. Price, lOc.
The "Iron Clad" standard of
the world at 25c, we have in all
sizes at 17c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26

Dung nit 8oi6ingtOn, Qnnapolis,
5reoertd, 2ut6eroiue, g~o6epSpiGe,
8eluir etc. bur9 Die i'm 8au befinoz
li6en Qinien. Die 8a6ngeieui6uft
bat i6r SntereFe an Der nuniteO @lecz
trio 2ig6t &c Bonner 60" fir 1904
237.39 lo8gei4la8en unO Ou5 @i9snz
t6um am Is. Sdnuar i~i6ertragen. Der
8eri4t lenft Die 4ufmertfamteit auf
Die 40 Miuionen Fraien Srunsferir>
8iuets, bic pG6renO be5 Sd6reS aus
qegaben puroen, ais ben bsI tm0gliGen
8epeiS Der 8ort6eile, tpeI6e fir bas
8u6litum Dur6 Die GOnioliOirunJ
Der peri6iebenan Qint:n enti tanOen
Iino. 9e5gIei4sn piro Die Qufmertz
iamteit barauf g%elentt, oaB bic CT
furitdten in Der 60be pon 70 Mi1ioz
men na6e3u ale BON 8irgern Der
Staot uno oe5 6taate5 geeignet psrz
ZEN, peI6e ijber flint Mtuipnen an
3inIen aQjdbrIi4 erAalten, ooer an
4r6eitSlD6nen. Der 8ari9t i4IieBt
nit elmer Nnertehnung Der 9ienits,
psl9e bic berf9iebenen 3 pdrtementsz
G6sfS, 8eamte uno gngeiteute Der
GeIeqi9aft g~alsiitet BADEN.
Ra3 Dem 8erleIen Des 8ert9ts
purOen bic folgenben 5srren ais 9iz
rettoren getpd6lt: 6. 8. Bartlett, 8.
6. 8Gaf, QIer. 8ropn, s. ID. 9ooO,
geo. 6. Sentins, Seymour M}unbelz
baum, 8esIep 3D.. 0ter, 8. q. 9urr,
s. 9. 8amian, Douglas 8. 36Omas
unb 5rancis s. 8ater5.
9a8 neuernG6lte 9irettorium pr
ganiiirte ii9 I'm y u6r Our4 Die
@rpGblung Der folgenOen 8eumten:
s. %. 6ooo, 8rdiioent; 9eo. s. SEN
fins, @icsz9rGfiosnt; 8m. u. 9ouie,
2. 8icez9rGIiDent unD 8eneral 8ez
trie65leiter; 8. s. McSilton, Setrez
tGr uno S6ubmeiIter; q. 6. Stubs,
Quoitor; 8. 6. M}cSiltOn, Sran8fer~
Qgent fir Die Ittien. Die So. Bart
lett, 8Iaf, 8ropn, 9ooO, Sentin5,
Barr uno 3am5ap tpuroen al5 @rstu>
ttD : Gomite erDG6lt. 6r. S. %.
0ooO lift 8oritBer unO 8. s. McSiI@
TN SefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26

~ ON'ttS 'NHFSN N4'~N '" w.
raume elmer 0o6e in 6iioJ8ulz
timore. - Ser % Sabre ate
So6n SOB Oos 0pfer ieine5 Be-
RUS. = Qnoere 1nfGue,
Gum oritten MaIe ~inner6alb elmer
8o8s fano geitern in Sio : 8ulti~
more Elm Qngeite1ter Der Baltimore
S6io : 8u6n" BEL Der QuSibung fetz
ner 0ienfPfIi4t einen jdRen Sob.
0a5 Spfer Oes geitrigen l1nfaGes
mar .9r. SO6n Wm. SOB bon g&r.
1904, GoDtngtonitraBe.
Nm 0onnertag puroe ST. 9einr.
@rebe BON CIR. 1105, Raceitr., iiber>
fa6ren unO g%et0otet, uno am 9ienitag
fam 6r. So6n Qint DON Nr. 1909,
PortItruBe, ouf d6nli4e @eiie in Der
Na46ari4aft Oes Riperiioe : Soto
motiDen : G4uppens I'm iein Qe6er.
6r. SOB mar Elm 8remier OOn Be-
ruff uno oerIieB feline 8O6nung UNI
5 t6r an 9ienitag 46eno, nm ni4t
me6r Ie6snOig 5uriid3utehren. Der
unfau ereignete ii9 in Dem Gamoenz
8a6n6oFa, na6e Der 8arreItraBe. 6r.
ToB elite CUR 3eit 0es unfaue5 ieiz
mem 3uge, nel6sr lungium in ben
Gumben : 8u6n6of einfubr, boran,
I'm an Der 8arreitrabe cine Wei4e 3u
iteGen. 0abei Derfing ii4 iein SUB
in elmer 0ei6e, uno ebe er i'm Stan
be mar, ii5 aus Ger tritii9en Gage 5u
6eFreisn, ereiIte i'm Die 2otomotiDe.
Die RGoer fu6ren brett ii6er ben I'm
terlei6 oeg8eoauernstpert6en uno iein
Iinter 4rm puroe in Der NG9e Der
S4ulter bonn &0rper getrsnnt. Der
f9redli9 peritiimmslte 2ei6nam bes
@erungIiiften puroe mad Dem 2eiz
6en6e5tuttungS : Gta6Iifement Oe5
6rn. 5. @tunte6ef, CIR. 1918, eight
GtraBe, ge6ru6t, Sn ben 2ai4en
0es Sooten fpurbe Elm 8iinoel54liiiz
feI borgefunoer, tpel4e gdn3li4 ger
malmt paren, unb aud feline u6r
mar tfeilpeiie 3erqueti4t, 9r. SOB
mar 23Su6rs aft unO ieit einemSa6re
ber6eirat6et. gr tpo9nte nit ietner
Satin BEL 6rr. 8. Gt.@rempler, gtr.
1904, GooingtonftraBe.
8etm 64ltttenaRre berz
1eBt.
Charles 8lumfe, BON CIR. 1905,
6arris : QIep, mel6ete geitern Der
goli3ei bes 6fli6en 9iitritts, buB
fein @o6n, Der 7 Sabre ate 8iaiam
8lumfe, na6e feiner elterli6en @o6@
nunq 6erm S6Iittenfa6ren 5u 8oosn
oef6leuoert pur0e uno etnen 8ru4
bes linfen 8eines erlitt.
Brad oa8 8ein.
Sumes @erag6tn, 80 Sabre alt unO
in g}r. 1909, 6iamunftraBe, no3n~
BAIT, brad geifsrn Na4mittdg OaS
re6te 9ein, inoem er an Der @fe Don
Monumentz uno 6oGioaptraBe bel
Der Qrbeit aus einem 6ra4tnaggon
ftir3te. Gr purOs mad Dem rStaOtz
6ofpitul" gebrd9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26
Stant Baltimore.
8rieibef6roeruna mad Dem ausIanDe

Die quspGrtige 9ot fir Die nit
benz %. 5ebruar enoenbe Wo9e
i6lieBt Tin alien JdIen piinttlia) i'm
biefigen 9oItamte pte folgt:
Die goit 1T Offen fir Padetz@tiide
BON 9 ubr Morgens bis 5 u5r g2a4s
mittags tGgli9, uus9enommen Cont
tags. Die padet>poit fir 9euti6z
lamb f6lieBt an MOntag, IL nbr
8urmittags, per 9ampferr &ronprin3
Wil6elm," uno Mittno4 per Oamz
pier Drain" Die 9ampfer %perlais
fen Nep>gort, R.zg., penn nt9t am
hers angegeben.
Srdns= Mt1dntif9 de Is It.
Sreitoe-6 n6r Qbenbs, fir @uroz
pa per 0umpfery @truria" bias ueensz
tofpn; 9 n6r 4benbs, fir 8e9lien biz
reft per Oumpfer r&roonlanb;;" fir
@9otttdno brett per Odmpfer sur
neIfia" (goit muB nper 5urnefiia" be-
5ei9net iein).
9of ii g ii b. unD Central
Mmerifa, 90 etinbtenet etc.
Opnnerftqg - II ubr 46enbs, fir
sSroeua unb 9apti per 0ampfer
8lanbria;;" fir bic 2eeparbz unb
@inburb : Snfeln, 8ritiF4z, 5oadnz
tii6z unb 5run3Ofi4 : Guiana per
9ampfer ,8~ratsberg.
ssreitag-7 ubr 4benbs, fir Bar
ba6Os per Oampfer r@utanid;" II
u6r Qbenbs, fir Bermuda per DAM
pier rSrinibab;" fir portO Rico per
0ampfer rgonos;" fir Curacao uno
@~enesuela per Oampfer rNdDagatOr;"
fir 5ortune Sslunb, Sdmaicd nno
9rebtopn per Oampfer r8alencta;"
fir Grenada unb Srini0ub per DAM
pier vGrenaba."
5ami taa i rbr Na4mtttdgs,
fir bic Bahama : Snieln ptd Wttamt,
Sla.
poF fir NeufunbGunb ptd Nortb
Sbbneb unb fir Mtguelon ota Bolton
f6lieBt bier tdgti4 I'm 1 u9r Na4s
mittags; fir Cuba bta Sumpa, 6ld.,
tGgli4 Inn 1 lbr Na9mittags; fur
Sonourds, Gotta Rica unb 8udtema@
Ia piu g2efpzO rteans tdgli4 um 8 ll4r
Mbenos.
Srunszg acific g 0 It.
9onnerfag = 7 1br 46enOs, fir
6utpuii, Sapan, China unb Die Pbiz
Iippinen : SnIeln ptu San 5ranctsco.
@amftug-7 n6r @benbs, fir 4uz
f~trdlien unb bic Siii>SnieIn Dia @anz
cpupsr.
ranszgacific<po pirb tdgli6
gum Nbgungsbafen 6efOroert nnb Dir
engagements finb getroffen fir Oeren
ununterbrp6ene ueberlano 8efOroe>
rung.
g. 0abies Durfielb,
Nnf4meifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26
&uGuurit uno Mnrblcnoc.
YSm. u. SnGocr.
StdTSc: ~&eEiuatun=, &afagcttc= mn
9SimmDuOsNiGrft.

SUH Ste NU ga Il. -
Der 9ampfer n9annoDer" OOm g&oroz
Oeuti8en QIopb fuAr geitern BON 8rez
men pia Hepzgort no4 Baltimore
a6. 0a8 9en=gort bringt Der DAM
Pfer % &ojitenz un0 92O 3pii4enz
reds : 8aRagtere uno na4 Baltimore
3uiammen 700 9afagiere,
Der 9ampfer n8reslau" bonn
9}oroO. 2loDo, Gopt. 6epen, pjrO
Geuts ooer morgen bier eintreffen.
I'm 4 u6r 6sute 9aamittag pir0
BON @psoosn's 54iffs6oubofe, am
6uBs Der 8otonItruBe, Der 9oppeIz
I6rau6en : 0ampfer nSuniper" fir
ta5 8unoe5 : 9eu9t6aus : 0eparte=
ment BON @toPel gelaFen, Sri. 8saz
trice 6apIep, 5o4ter be5 Gommanz
beurs So6n 3D.. 9anIep, pirO bic
Saufe pou3ieben. Der nSuntper" ioG
in ben @erpdfsrn Don goroz II. SIbz
Caroline 9isnite t6un; er 1T 95 SUB
4 3oG lang, Is SUB brett unO 8 SUB
l 3oG tief.
aus Der 8oIi3eibe60rbe.
- Orei 9oli3iiten nurOen geitern
Don Den 9oIi3ei GommiFGren psgen
l1e6ertretung Der &egsln Oes 9epurtez
ment5 geitraft. 9oli5iIt So6n s.
8uoem penn peitli6en 9iftrift muBte
S. GtrdT. 3a6Len, neil er ii9 am %.
6e6ruar tpG6renD Der Oienit3eit uns
Ter benz GtnFluB geiftiger getrdnte be-
Funoen bate. 9oIi3iit S6oma5 Glarfe
pom rorope5tlifen 9iitrift bate ii9
Qeitern gum Rumen5aufr uf bsripGtet
uno muBte 50 6erappen. 9oli3iit
So6n .. Grapforo BON oemfelben
Oiitrift bate 81 6trafe gu 3a6len,
neil er 1i6 CUR Sn1trutttonsftunos 20
N}inutan perfpdtet bate.
6r. George &irtleD pon 8opun8z
toDn, peI6sr am -. 6e6ruor i'm
mittleran StationS6duIe tpegen Rubez
it0rung auf Der StraBenbabn I'm So
uno Soften geitraft nproen mar, be-
fhperte lid bet Der 8e60rDe, OaB
lieutenant Scott inn an Dem Sage
Trei6eiten berfagt babe, bic thm ietnar
W2sinung na6 3ufommen als freier
8Ir0er Dieies3onoeS; MarI9au 5arz
nan purce 6eduftrdQt, ben TaQ gu
unt2riuhen.
Die Qoli3eidr3te BADEN i6ren Be-
ri6t ii6ar Die t0rperIi9s unterIu9ung
ppn ga Sergsanten uno 9oIi3iften
nod ni4t ~abseitattet, unO 9enifes
ii6er ben 4usfaQ Der unterIu6ung lit
ni6t gu erIungen. @s miro iaoo9 gez
muntelt, oaB % bis 30 Die Inter
fu6ung nift bsftanDen 6a6en, baz
runter ungebli9 Die Sargeantan So6n
s. Clone, go, unO SoIepb 6. 3rott,
As Sabre alt, 8eioe pom peItli6enOi>
ftritt; SD6n q. @aunDers, IS Sabre
ait, pom n0rolifen 0iftritt; 6enrp
69oemaf, 56 Sabre alt, pom mittz
l&ren 9titritt; 8eor9e %. SinOull,
IS, uno @m. s. 3uFeG, 40 Sabre
alt, 8eioe pDm fiiDIi4en 9itrift, fo~
ME @e6eimpoli3ift %. 9, Ganbp, AZ
Sabre aft, POM n6rOli6en 9iitrttt.
Gin neuer 8ermalter. -
Der .@srmdnid SurnOerein" bat in
isiner @erfammIung %pOrgetern 4beno
6rn. @mil 5ortbuber an Steue oes
6rn. Supe gum 8erpalter Der 3urnz
hale an qotoffice : 4Oenue erpd6lt.
6r. 6ortbuber bate frii6er bic r8apez
ride National : 9dne" an Der Suo@
TreoeriffraBe unO IpGter cine 8irtRz
i6aft am lexington Wtartt. 9r.
Sube ge6t in Die friibere p9drugartz
9aae."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26
aus benz Snncrrn NarblnnO's ,nrO
ben anaren;enoen StaatrH.

Cape Mun nirb f9Dner.
Der Stabtrdt6 BON Cape Wfap pol
firte leBte Na9t brei S~rOinan3en,
pel9e ii9 auf bic geplanten groBortiz
gen @erbeferungs : 4rbeiten in ienem
Reiprt be3ieEn. Sin gum grObten
She'll aus gittsburger 8apituliiten
teitebenbes SDrOitut beabii4ti9t,
pdbrenD Der nG9itsn 8pei Sabre iiber
100000 fir @erbeherungen in
Cape MaD du53ugeben, uno bic Staot
nirb ebenFaus gr0Bere Summen fur
benIelben 3ped berpenben. Die Ser
lGngerung bes Strano : 8ouleOarb,
bic Nnla9e tiinItli9er Wa1ertpege
unb SEEN, Der 8uu rleuer 9Otels uno
Cottages, Der Ban neuer Qb3ugsz
funGle unb bic NuBbarma6ung grOz
berer @treden Mari9enlunD limb Die
pt9ti9Iten Der 9eplanten 4rbetten.
Die muni3ipalen 8erbeferungen tperz
ben auf ca. $25O,O00 81 iteben tomz
men, uno 0ds Spnottdt Dtr0 S1lU,z
900 biefer Soften tragen.
8ferbe m 4b fterben.
8ie aus montgomery : @ountp Be-
:iGtet pirb, berri4t bort unter ben
9ferpen cine mDftsriDie &~rantbeit,
lpel6e in ben lebten Wo6en ni9t iDez
niger, ais 5pan5ig Der beiten 4ders
pferbe b~abingerafft bat. Iuf Der
Turm bes 6rn. SacO6 5. Snpoer,
nu6e Germantown, iinb in ben leBten
pour Sagen bier 8feroe Der Seu9e
erleasn. Die Staats Sanitdtsbez
b0rbe 1T auf bic @~ngslessnbeit aufz
mertIam gemu4t tporben.
Cine 9ettllerie nbgez
brdnnt.
Sci Molnt ct. Morp, 5reoerid-
gpuntp, 1T bic 9eitiGerie bes 9rn.
esobn s. gretins a6sebrannt. Der
69aben piro auf $4,000 gef4Gbt.
gon eff Bbtstepfdfern blieben iieben
unnerfebrt.
@enatpr WelIin9ton Elm
0olfsmdnn.
Wie aus Cumberland beri9tet tpirb,
min Senator @eaingtOn benz Ser
fude bes gonerebmitelieDes pearre,
bic pplitiI9e Ma9t 81 Suniten ieiner
eigenen 5amilie uus5unuben, einen
Gieqel borsuI6ieben, tnoem er gegen
Die @rnennune bes 8rubers bes Gons
qrebmannes gum gOitmsiiter inGumz
berlanb i'm Senate proteitren min.
Senator @elington behauptet, bdB
bic Mebr5abl Der 8iirger @umbsr<
lambs Der Grnennung Des 8rubers
bes gongreBmunnes opponirt.
@urbe nm 5000 BE itra I.
SIN &reisseri9t gu 9agerstOpn
iuurbe Or. g. 6. Stigers bon 9anz
cod, Der BON 81. s. g. Siehl Dor
siniger 3eit i'm 3immer ieiner Satin
onqetrofTen purbe, pom Ri9ter Wilz
Iiams gu elmer Strafe BON 5000 unb
Soften berurt6eilt. Der San erregte
ieiner 3eit betrd4tli4es aufie6en;
Or. 9isbl fam bon elmer Sour nd4
6ouie unb als er bas 3immer ieiner
Sruu betrat, funb er ben gerflugten
in einem Wdnbfdrante. Or. Stigers
9erist6 in einen Streit nit benz gez
bDrnten @atten unb Bib linn babel
elm DIR ab. Oas DIR bate er in
Spiritus i'm @eri9tsbpfe.
Ous StGbt9en Mount
Nirep na6e3u a6ge=
brdnnt.
9as @tGbtden Mount 4irep in
Carroll : gountp, uneefd6r DO Meiz
len bon Baltimore, an Der r8ulti=
more : Obio : 8dbn" gelegen, puros
aeitern friib BON einem Der Derbeeren0z
5tsn gr1nbe in Der GeiGi1te bes Or
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Nnh IibtraIer, als @arneaie.

Stubt Werito, %. 6ebruar.
- 9rGIiOent Oia3 bat BON Dem bieIz
laden N}tQionGr uno 8ergnertsbez
tiger 9eoro QlpuraOo in 9arcaI Oa5
Qner6ieten erbalten, oaB OerIelbs
$5O,OOO,OOO bergeben nOGe, UNI Oa=
fir Merifo's auspGrtige S9ulO gu
besu6len. 4lDuraoo bat in ben leBten
Ssa6ren 8ieIenertrGge aus Ieiner 9ulz
milo : Mine gebabt uno iagt, er babe
feline S9GBe aus Der Grbe gebolt, unO
oaB es oa6er re4t uno bilig lei, BOB
er einen She'll Ieine8 @erm6gens Der
aegierung ge6e, Gr lebt in fiirIt=
li4em @tbl unD bat grpBe Summer
fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ausgeae6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26

tes beimeeiu9t. Der sanae 9ef4dftsz
tbeil bes PEabes nit feds Ober d9t
Wo6n6Guiern ipurbe elm &dub Der
Slammen, tpel6e einen S9aben bon
q. $4,000 perurIa9ten, benz muir
ungefd9r bic 9GIfte on 8eritderungen
segeniberitebt. 9ds Seuer fegte iiber
elm Qreal ppn $50 garbs an Der
Weitieite Der 6duptitrabe unb an Der
Sioieite Der @iienba6n gelegen. Die
Slummen entitanben in benz 8rooeriez
lGben bon Glearp e Glap unb tbeil>
ten it9 nit ungea6nter @ef9tpinbtgz
felt Der angren5enben 8dderet Oes
!6rn. 6. u. &u6ldnb nit. BON Der
8dderei iprang bas 5euer auf Simpz
fon's 9Otel iiber, ergriff 8drnes'
MDbellaben unb Wobnbdus, bas
8pbn6aus Der Srau 8opers, s. 6.
@ilbert's 9otel, bus @ef9dft DON
8bron 0orfeb, 3ubp's Qpptbefe, bas
9oitamt, Horpoob's 2aben II. Wohnz
6ans, bic Sattlergei6Gfte BON %, 6.
Smith un6 S. 8. 9arris, Me6er's
Sleif9erluben, bas S4nittipaarengez
f9Gft BON Glifforb &c Sponfeaer unb
bds 8ireau Der Baltimore : Sbtoz
8ubn" gu Mount Qtrep. 9us 8a6nz
bofsge6dube geriet6 e6enfaQs in
Brand, purbe dber nod re9t3eitig gez
rettet. Mls bie 51ammen UNI 3 nAr
frii6 entbedt tpurben, 6atten lie be-
reits 10 febr I'M ii6 gegriffen, baB in
glearp &c glap's 2aben Hi9ts 3u
retten mar. Sin angemeiner 5euer@
QGarm bra9te bic gon3e 8iirgeri4dft
auf bic 8eine, unb ba man id6, bdB
Ri9ts gu retten mar, te~legrup6irte
man mad 5reberid Inn 9ilfe. @nbz
Ii9 gegen 5 u6r trafen 25 Mann un3
cine 9ampfIprtBe Elm. 9ds 5euer
mar duf bic unbers Settle Der 9trdBe
iibergelprungen unb bate 6ereits 3tpet
6Guier ber3ebrt unb ndherte fi4 gang
bebenflt9 benz Acknowledgements. Set
benz 8erIu9e Der 8irger, ben CLAM
men bic peitere Nus6rettung 81 per@
6inbern, rettete man MIR pentg BON
benz MO6iliur in ben 9Guiern. Die
Teuertpe6r BON 5rsOerid griff Die
SGammen energii4 an urb bradte
bos piit6enbe Glement gum @in9dlt.
0as 6euer bate ale Slepbonz nnO
Selegrapben0rdbte our4gebrannt ur1O
nur nod Elm ein3iges Selepbon mar gu
benuben. Sn Der 0untelRett oes fri
fen Morgens tpuren bic 6lammen
na6e3u 80 Meilen gu Ie6en. Die Sc
bGube pdren ale aus 9ol3 gebdut.
Dor ungefG6r bier Wo9en i4on mar
bas StGotGen einmal BON einem berz
6~eerenben 8ranbe 6ebrp6t, tDelder Ell
men @8aben BON $4,000 anri4tete.
Oas StGot9en bat teinerlet 5euerz
IDf9apparate, obfdon es iiber 1000
ginfpo6ner bat.
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Oetefttp @eober's Sc

Oetettib Weaber's 8 e.
'fangener. = Oetettib Gbas. 6.
Neaper BON Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
na6m geftern Morgen tne8erbaftung
bor, nel6e inn ale @6re ma6t, in
benz er ben 30 Sabre alien Wm.9iden
ertpti8te, Der etpu 80 MOpeuore4s@
Ter : @ert5euge unb unOere 9egen@
itGnbe, @igentbum bes 9rn. 5reb.
SOffmann. Rr. 1925, WiaiamsfruBe,
qeito6len hdben Ipa. 9Offmann ar
beitete fir bic 5irma 8. 6. 2urabee,
Gr. %, @iibzGarOIineitraBe unb er
permiBts Die 8ert3euge am leBten
Sumifug Ra9mittag. 0etetttD Neu=
Der Ipiirte benz 9iebe mad unb Derz
6aftete 9idep, als Oerielbe cine 4n>
3abl Der Wert5euge an Der Siio<@uz
rDlineftraBs an STROLLER gu Dertaufen
psrlu4te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-26

Wetterausfi9ten n. = Sir
MurDlano unD ben Oiftritt Columbia
flar an 0onnsritue, Reeen am 5reiz
tag n0rbliGe pper norb0itlihe Winpe.
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9er 9entf6e Correspondent.
apnneritaa. 2e. aebruar 1903.
nterhaItnnae. ecatuciier

.Mufif : Nfabemie." 9teie
Mo4e: Ri6arO WansftGS in s5ulius Gdi0r".
gbaie's ,2pceum : Shedter." -
Gieie Wo6e: vQrintt aorl'.
.Gorb's Srernbaus". - Oieis
WO@s: Grau aonetrp in p9be GrOb'@ops'.
.5oaibopEraben :Sbeater."- SRis
ggo6t: s9bs gaau DbO bareS".
.Mubitorium : Wulif 9dle. -
Gtes Mo6e: sSusSp S3jp".
rgmptre<S6euter. Sd9ll9 5fpeI
0ouptbtaesYo rtsaungen.
8euntes peabobD : Recitdl Trettd9,
ben q. 6tbruar, 0a6mittugs 4 nbr.