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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
9urdlanfcnbcr Sdlafrpasson.S icnit
nadl Cafe GluciD.

Die ~Yenniplnania : @iienbabn-
@ompasnie" miro am "a. sunni Ell
nert ourhlaufcnoen Gulman 9raip-
ingroom Buffet Shlafpaggou-3 ienit
5ipii6en @aibingtont Baltimore lno
2afe Blacio, R.-9., (Oie Ibirou.
oafs) inaiIguriren. 9ieier @aggpil
perl6Bt Baltimore ieben 6reitag,
Montog utb @ittpoh UNI lao Iad-
mittags, IN 2afe Hlaeio ben ndhiten
Moraen onfommenb; Die Iiidfobrt
bon Cafe TIacio, beginneno am 26.
SUM-, ftnbet ieoen Sonntag, 9ienItog
uno 9%oHnerltag Itatt, (174-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Der &anbanfaG 5n Gafciioc.

gtcbrere neltc 8erboftungen. - Sod
INNER feline oefinitipen 9epeiIe
8egcn irgeno Dclde Der 8erbofte.
ten. - Cine lcnIutioneae Scene
i'm 9iireau Ser @ebeimpoIi5ei.
Die 8oliJei bon Baltimore uno
8altimore-@ County ideint nod feline
Spur bon ben 3tuei Wf0nnern 51t ba-
ben iuelde am lcBten Somtog glbeno
5u 2ateIi0e einen StrabcnbabnipaG-
gon oufbieltcn uno 6cn Gon0ltftellr
uno cinen 8oiiagier %beraubten, ab-
gIci6 in Der Boli3ciitation 5l Canton
Die pom Sricocn5ri6ter Eeifer per-
bafteten &er0Gdtigen, Seize HoicberrD
1tn0 Sobn 0llffD, nod INNER feItgee
Dalten mcroen uuo I'M 0itliden 0is
itritt geitern 9lbeno mie0erllm 3tpei
oerOd6tige SnOipiouen binter S6Iob
ltno Hiegel geiebt lpurocn. IS ma,
rem Dies Somoro GrlarlcS bon 9tr.
21S, Glbemarle.S troBe, llno W}idJ. s.
GoSgrooe bon 9tr. 35l, Sito.gSoo0-
penrsStraBe. Sic mllrocn fllr5 opr
10 llhr bonn Sergconten SltrIeb un0
Dem Goli3iitcn ". s. Moore pcrbof-
tet ais QuarleS periu6te, in einem
ErDolerluoen an Der Caroline Strofe
no9c 6nnton.Gpen1e, elm paur 90.
mertletoer 81 pertaltfeu. Sn Der DIT
li6en ToIi5eiitotion lpur0en 9etoe pi.
Ittirt, mo man fon0 in Ben Soi6en
oe5 GoSgroOc cinen Yfanoi6ein fir
cine llbr, oeln3ufolgc er So ouf Die.
ielbe crbolten. 9lngebli6 poiien 9eioe
genau oltf Die 9ci6reibung ser
StraBCnr6u6er, u10 Der &lcincre bon
ibnet battc alld al elmer &an0 cir
Sattoruir- 3eidcn, 0bnli6 9cnicni.
gen, 0aS MAJ an einem Der Hduber
benlerft bate. @ellte ioQ Elm Octet
tlp bonn SauptQltortier bic 9eioen in
ein S6tuibperbor ncbmeu.
8ebeimpoili3ilt Eoblcr urretirte
geltcru Worgen Ben 26 Sabre ultert
Nrtbrr s. Sdlttt BON Eltreoo 9orf,
nobe Holon0 Yarf, ais Cinen ser att=
gebliden SbeiInebmer- an Dem am
Wfontng Nbeno SIT 2ufcIioe perii6tell
@abnroltb, nobel Scr StroBenbabns
GonOHfteur @otcr geidoiien mur0.
SSn Der 3cac i'm Sollptqltorticr ser
@ebeimpoIi5ei I'M 8cridtSge6Glloe
ocriudte Sdutt tltr3 noh ieiner Gin
bringung, Sel6itmorO SIT begeben
oltrd Grbdngen. Gr bate ieinc so
icntrGgcr bereitS an Ser 3biir iei1ler
3ellc befeitigt unO lpar nit Der Gon-
itrlrirung Der Shlingc befeitigt, ais
9etcftiu Bradley erid)ien mo bos
Sorbnbeu it0rte. @eltern No6mittag
pur0c cr nod Dem mittlcren Sta
tioltSbaltle gebtod)t uno oa feline Be
tpciic gegeu i'm porlicgen, miro er
beltte freigeloiien meroen. S6utt lit
Der Vtann, mcldcr Dor mcGreren Sab
ren 9tGgel, Setteu un0 IonItigc8 81
i%cn5cllg ocridl1ftc mo I'M nSSSobu5
9optIn5' Solpitol" operirt murOe.
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Au oas 8nbliiMm!

NatiirIib poIen Sie, tperm Sie
fid pbufosrapbiren Iaiien, ODER Elm
gilb in 2cbensgrSfe b%eItefen. Die
bette arbeit Si Den nieorisiten Ireiiep
baben. @enoen sic iid. ebe sic on.
oergipo boripreheri. 5uerit on
JiIins Sebbel, oeittider H~botograpb.
SIR. 321, 0oro. O ST..
BradtbOlle aabinets . Ebotosra.
pJieu Hur 81 bas 9Hteuo. Q40-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
StaOt Baltimore.
@cttcrauSIidltcu.

Sir @torplono uno ocn 0iitrift
Columbia it0nc5 @ctter nno moro
iucitli6c NSinoc.
Ger bofite Ibcrmometcritono ipor
81 @raO nm If llbr &ormittogS.
Scr nic0rinitc SbcrmomctcrItan0
mar 20 @ro0 I'M 4 llbr WorgcnS.
Scr @illo butte cine SdIncQigfeit
BON 2G 0}cilcn aus Dem Roromeiten.
Vtittlcrcr 8oromctcritnno 1886.
Ger Stono ser Ecmperutur mGb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
TnS Den 6cridtsG6fcm.

ThS oeH OcfldJtSDufctt.
Otcbrcrc 'ofiir'a &cben percinte"Gbc
aus DEM @cimc gcgorgen.
3luci Suli6miilBcr mortcn uuf
ibr llrt6Cil. - Gin 0Gnoler nit
0Cutl6cn FrOouttcn bancroft. -
&cri6ie0eucS.
SIN Stuot0eri6t bat Der 9Gdcrci.
VcliBcr Gonra0 i. Moblgcnultb 0urdJ
Den Anmalt 8m. Cotton cine &lugc
NM 5000 S6oOcucriub gcgcn Den
Wtapor un0 Stu0trutb rinrCi6e1 lai.
Iclt, mcil Ourd) ou9 llebrrflutbcu eli
llc3 oefcttcn Nb5ug3fonol5 icin Sc
i60it an Der Gdc bon WtDrtlc Nuc.
mo Saratogaitrobe iiberi0mcmmt
mur0c.
6crncr bat 0onicl 6%oS6cnOer cine
&lagc INN $1,000 S6o0encrioB aegcn
SbomuS .. unO Sulnc9 T.. Stuniielo
tilr &crlcBrmgcn einrci6cn GuIicn,
Die CT 0urd9 Specialization cinc3 3ieacl,
ltcincS bon cincnt Nelt6au c"rlittcn
6uttc.
Chen.
M}auO Glorf bat i'm &reiS0crid)tc
cine &logc I'M oblolutc S6Cioung
BON Goluar0 9. Glurf cinrci6en FAT.
len. Der Wtann ioQ ieit 1886 nab
Nbcrnccu, &orioro = County, gc5ogcu
iein. Dos Ynur bcirotbctc in 1888.
SIN ielbcn 0cri6t flagt Nforp Ncs
Der Ourd Den Imuolt u. @ortb Spa
ties lmt obioIutc S6ctOlng BON Sol.
8. @cbcr, Den tic 1898 bcirotbctc.
0e5NIeld)cn berlanat tic Die gluHidl
iibcr Die nrci Sinocr.
Srou Wfarp 8raoi6um, iuctdc in
9tr. 81 Sit WiontgomerpItr., rpobnt,
crlonQtc cine abiolutc Sdcioung BON
@n. S. 8%rooiboW, nit Dem iic mr.
10 Gage Ocrbciratbct luor. Scrncr
pur0c Wtoric 2ouiic Gonluop bon
9tr. t0l, 8curlitroBc, bon 6ronf y.
Gontuup lcl0icoct. 9(lldJ Oieic3 Yoor
mar MIR If Wonotc rolf'S &cbcu
ucrcint" %gciueIen.
Sncorporation.
0ic o,5obn Gui1 : So" mllroc mt
ciuem Nft~icnfapitul BON $4,000 bon
Den 6%olgcu0cn incorporirt: y. @itt,
Ter, 8rc0. s. 8lciiHtr, ". u. Shor.
per, Sobonno 9. 9tai6 mo S. HaIN.
Sn Q 0 ~ uIitGten.
S5obu VI. 8rodlnull, Elm YrnOuftens
bGnolcr, 9fr. lis, Siio . Central glpc.,
iibcrtulg 9citcrn icin &crmogen jlt
@lmltcn icincr GlGubigcr al 0crm.
9. @intcrnel6, mclbcr $1,000 8ilrgs
i6oit Itcllte.
@artct AIT cin ltrt6eil.
@umilton Il. @orriipn, mCld)cr opr
6lUci MSonoten nit Nbc Sod3 ouf
Die Anid)uloi9ung pcrboitct mprOen
1T, getullbtes HopiergelO ucratSgobt
ST bobcn, ipuroe gcitern int 9unoess
GiItriftS = 0cridt pro5cIiirt. Ibe
SudS, Der Ii6 ldlon Dor Ginger 3cit
i6ulOig bcfonnte, oilBte oui iein llrs
tbcil martelt, bis olt6 @orriion Der.
bort morocn mar. Die @ci0en bat
ten onn ,. 9lpril eineu foli6en 500
S6cin on Yctcr 9tolpc bon Nr. 425,
NorO : YocoltraBe, eincn folidcn
$50-Sdein on hilbert $. Softer, 9tr,
GA, @clt : 2eringtonItroBc, mo am
16. Npril cinen fuliden $t00-Sh ein
an Geo. 9oberer bon 9tr. 50i, g8cIt-
&eringtonltrobe, III 3ablung gcge-
ben. Die @cidnporenen iplrocn IN.
%Itruirt, Elm periiegelteS GerOift ob5,ts
gc6en.
M ou1Sn A ohor ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

Sam gnGoig bobon. = Sn
Der peitliden Yoli5eiitotion mllroe
Der % Sabre olte Eleoiont atfin5
bon Nr. 537, 8eit-N tul6errp.S troBc,
5u 80 Sogen @efdn9niB per~urtbeilt,
neil er ieinen Soter, Sobn @tfin$,
thGtlid onariif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
6. 6. Winfclmau C So,

Strait. umo Charles 9 t.
Gle perfauien Sarben in odt Stao.
ten.
@orum ioIlen oieielben nidt oiih
an Sic p~ertaufen2. Q75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Gcnng's feline e%er6Icte Saffecs

meroen III alien Staottbeilcn bon
baltimore perfahit. Die, porsiieIidc
Aualitat nno mdbieen Greiie maden
oieielben geraoe5u beriibmt.
S,S.&ennp So, Slice, Saifce, 3mder.
Wpril5 ,iGiGoSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
9OnncritGg, Den %. 3mni 1904.
1tntcrhn[tnnna . @enlnciicr.

,GIectric.g ari". 9icIe ISOLDE gauocbtues
gOrftelltugeu uno GoHIert
,glognl Mrtauum." - 9ouneritag, ben 90.
Stunt. 27. SnbrcSfeier i'm n9uric".
SaIebnl I'M ,,EriOlesRari," - 9cute glabs
f1tttag Baltimore ae9en Hndciicr.
9nrts6uH5rtte biefc NDdbc:
Sonntag Gahnlittag ul5 Sonneritla Wbeno -
.Sruioz Dill Bart.
Nipntna gtbeno - ~abpcGfeInb oGeberuIsSius"
NIB .RiOerIibes4arf".
&teuftde uno Sanlftag gbenb - ,9atier[On.
Barr.
Mittuub Nbcno - ,Gnrruus Barr.
Trciiaq NbenO 49, .GliftDnsBarf".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Hbermals p%reisgefr6nt.

49, - 'NNAIN fANlS ~lNu W =
bonn @oltimorcr SdnqcrfcIt CT
ringt Oclt crItcu ErciS fir 0tn
6citIicO . Cert Oes GurnfcIt.2ic.
oc@. @clc0cnbcit fir Gomponi-
item.
Gincr Spc5iol . 0cpcidc an ocn
yGcutIdcn Gorrciponocntcu~ 5ufolgc
bat Ynitor u, ". &ilocbrunOt, Der
Qidtcr Oc5 &aiicrprei9 . 9icoe9 pom
Iettcn S0uAcrfcit, Den critcn @rci5
lilr 0o3 Sltruicit Cleo bel Dem in
1908 in Indianapolis itottfinocnocn
Eltrnfc1t oc3 decentralization
ElTncrbun0c9" Crbultcn uno Der
&orort bat $50 iiir Die bette Gompo.
Iition oll@gcldricbcn. Ger 6eltlico.
Gent IulltCt:
y@ltt Sell, ibr 9riibcr pom Gurucr.
tun0,
@llt 0cit, ibr modcrcn S6uarcnl
9ubn irci! @cbta luciter BON Mlulo
SIT Wflmo,
limo id)mcttcrt'S III bcucn 1oniorcu!
Sri d) uuN better gcnicBct, uoS
bout
&cbcn oil Huit ln0 Hicbc cub bcllt,
Schcr ONT iroDlidycn 3cIte iid,
frelt':
6rildL frei, itorf, trCu!
IS lag bc5rurngcn I'M @otcrlono
Gic 6rcibcit, Die fiibn iid) reQte!
Su &ettcn un0 &crfcr ole @oiinung
cntl6lUnn0,
Die bic SCClcn Der &1tcr bclucQtc.
6rci un0 frulf - lie iolitcn&
nidJt lcin;
GRIM lcb' pobl, 0lt SCinIath on!
Hbcin,
Iruurigcn NCr6cn3, bod of e
9iCll':
6riidL irci, itorf, trcu!
0ob mo$ Iie gctricbcn ans 0cuti0s
lunb'S @nu'n:
CAB mrll tic getnc6elt mic Sfloocn,
Qo5 IolIcn I'M lleilcn 0cim tic olld)
id)uu'r?
SIR bubt'9 nid)t Acliitcn, iDr 9roOCnl
Storf Der Gllrlter I'M 9rltocrs
friCG
Stritt iiir 0u5 Gcdt un0 cr-
fGnlpfte Den Sieg.
Stono fir 6rcibeit, Gin m1lt6igcr
Sclt.
6riiN, irci, itort, trcu!
yiun jci8t euG, ibr SlnNcn, Der Nl.
ten luCrtb:
&oBt untrr oo& Sod clld) nidt rncd).
ten!
HNt Spiclc an Gcd unO iii &ompf
nit Dem Sd)lucrt
Ercibt ben altb Die 6olihcn mo
S6lcd)tcn!
Ercu Dem Gouoc, ooS God uno
Wrp0,
1rcu Dem &onoc, 0na 6rcllOc clld)
bot,
2uCt ooS @cliiboc crld)ollcn oltfS
nCu':
SriidL frci, itorf, treu!"
Sir och E~rci@bctucrb iino iolgcn0c
9ritimmungen oufgcItcltt:
/. 0u5 6citlicb ioll burdlcompos
nirt icin.
3. Die Yartiturcn iilt0 Dem criteu
Shriitpnrt beS 8un0cS = Sorort5,
Sru. (62ooor Stcmpiel, 8rr t6G,
Indianapolis, Suoiuno, ltnitco Stn.
tcS Of Ancrieo, franco 81 ilberier'
Sen. Sic miliicn iidJ ipdtcitcnS ON
/. NopcElbcr 1904 in N0noen oc3
0cuonntcn Neamten b%clinoen.
3. Die &artituren miiiien orildicr-
tig icin, 9oS Yupicr bari nur OIL
elmer Settle bcld)riebcn icit. Gcutlihc
Nptcnidriit lit u%ucrldBlid).
!. Sur Erei@bCucrbrn9 Iin0 Wtdn-
ucr mo Srnllcn ollcr SdnOer bCrcd)'
ti0t. Scr Erci@bclpcrbcr braudt
uid)t Mitglieo cincs Surnpcrcin9 81
'cin.
5. Die 9Sortiturcn miiiien nit ci.
mem Motto uericbcr icin, mo IS iolI
Ocniclbcn Elm bartholomew llmldIog
nit Dem Motto, ocnl Runlcn un0 Der
NorcIic 0cs Gompnniltcn bcilicgcn.
9ieicr llmid)log miro crit nod Sol
lung OeS llrtbeilS gcDiinct.
6, GoS prciSgcfrontc 6eltlico iou
bci'm 9unocS . Srrnicltc bonn Wtoi-
iendor o0er, mcnn oiclcr iuc0i1at.
uon SGn0crp DER ScltitoOt porgetro.
gen lucroen.
r. @cnn bnS YrciSgcribt inter
oelt cinpcionoicn Sicocrn fcincS lin,
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Gine Heiie nod 0entidIanb.

Gine Neile mad 0entidIan6.
nm Die 8elt pber mad ireeno einer.
Sbeile Der 8elt arransirt. @eiie.
Slllete iiber ale 8abn- uuo Dam.
pter-Siaien. Sbeo. s. 9iener&
q o. Yer. I'D. observation-disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
WINS Dem Snncrea RnrHlano'S ano
ben an8ren5euSen Stnaten.
Gin prOboteS MittcI.

Gin probntcS W itteI.
,Sn Cumberland bat Scr Stnotrutb
cille @crororutng ongcnommclL nod
lueld)cr uorgeihricben miro, oaB aQc
FerIoncn, ipelhe lpcgen Srlultelbeit
ooer rnorocntliden 9etragenS Der
baftct iuerocn, ibre Stroie Ollrd) Dir
beitcn nuf Oen StroBCn obperoienen
miiiIen. Seit Dem 8c0ilm Der Mr-
beitcn an Der Y@oboib . 9obu"
fornnlt ouS 5ii9elloie @clinoel icocS-
nal, penrl es mlSbc5ablt lporocn ill.,
nod) Der Stoot uno 9icbt ocn Ser
0icnit iiir @ctrGntc etc. ans. Die
@tfGn0niiic iin0 poll utlo Die County
9cb0roen luollcl nidt. mcbr fir ocn
llntcrbolt Der @eiou0cneu ouifom-
men. 0urh Die tleltc SCrorOming
merOei ollie Suboitirten g%e5lpungcll,
tiir 81 prp Gag ST orbeiteu.
Der Staotrotb bon Cumberland
bat fcrner cine &eroronlm9 unges
llonmcn, llad) meIder $4,000 fir
Die Scrbreiterung Der Sre0crid-
StroBc nm Hatbbonic entlong Der
iptligt mcrotn, 6erncr ioll Die So
noucrltraBc, bon Der Centre. bis sur
Wedonics 4. StroBc, nit glolirtcn
3iegeIlteinen gepilnitcrt merocn.
Sn Scr boberen S6uIe Der ct. BE
tcrS- mo Youls @emcinOc groOuir-
ten Bertha &. 2oilt9, @o5cl Hcbcdo
Heubeiicr ulIO Mop 2ucp 0ocrneS.
Sn CUTE, Naegonp = County, lit
@r. Senrp @ocrb im Alter bon 2S
Sabrcn aeltorbcn. Sein Iater @ott-
lieb 0oerb lpobut in Moitnt Sopage.
Sic Srou i0enttfi5irt.-
Die SrolL meIde am 9icnito1 Mor.
gen an Der @de bon Yorf. Noenile uno
W~onumentltrobe BON eincm clef,
triiden @aggon iprong. ais ibr Sut
abflo9, babel qineu Sdldoclbrilt CT.
lit uno iperige Stunben ipGter inn
oStobt. Soipitol" itarb. lit ais glicc
Nci0bnmmer bon ihrem 9rllocr SSobn
SelID bon Nr. 603, 3rrrtonitrobe,
ioentiii5irt norben. Sn Dem g~eltern
Hafmittog fortgeiebtcn Snqreit ent.
id)ieO Die Surp. boB Die 0rau ielbit
idlnlo Iei an Dem llnfaa.
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Wc6rcrc 'ofiir'S 2cben percinte"Gb cu
aus Den, @cimc gcgongcn. -
3luci 8oIi6miilBcr portcn olif
ibr llrtbcil. - Gin @Gnoler NIT
Ocltti6cn GrOouttcn boufcrott. -
&cri6ieoencS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

9ci6dfiSfiibrcr 6. u. Qein8, Bobnune:
Is, Il =. 121 ~ @aIbrput.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02

Neglected colds make fat grava-
yards" DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to o
happy. vigorous old age.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02
SENT TO Asylum.

Seattle, Aug. Fritz Wusthoff. the
young man who has been causing ex-
citement among residents in the vicin-
ity of Twenty sixth avenue and Yesler
way by throwing rocks through the
windows of the houses of that neigh
borhood, was committed to the asylum
for the insane by Judge Griffin Satur-
day.
The evidence brought out very sad
history. The young man, now only "a
years old, has suffered from epilepsy
ever since he was years old, when
he was kicked in the head by a horse.
Until recently he has been perfectly
docile, and while feeble-minded. was
Of a very reaceable disposition.
A few days ago Wusthoff developed
a violent turn, and chased number
of the women living near his home
into their houses and hurled rocks
through the windows. He was arrested
Friday and examined Saturday before
commission Of physicians and was by
them pronounced insane.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02
BIND BOY TO BRIDGE.
Tramps Attack Group Bathing in the
Puyallup.

Tacoma, Aug. 1.-Two men, sup
posed to be tramps, tied 15-year- old
Willie Fuhrmefster to one of the tim
bers of the Interurban bridge crossing
the Puyallup river late Saturday af-
ternoon, and it was about four hours
before the boy was found by searching
parties.
The child was bathing in the Puyal-
Iup river with several Of his compan-
ions when the men suddenly appeared
and began throwing sticks and stones
at them. All the boys were fortunate
in getting their clothing and scampef-
ing away with the exception Of the
Fuhrmeister child. AS he made a dive
for his clothes one Of the tramps
caught him, and with rope they car
ried, bound him hand and foot, and tied
him to the bridge.
The othr children ran to their homes
and the Fuhrmeister child was not
missed until supper time. The motive
Of the tramps is not known, the boys
declaring they did nothing to enrage
them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02

was Just such a night as this last sum-
mer when train on the road struck
a bad place four miles east OF here
and the next instant ran off the bridge,
/ was the only passenger on the train
10 escape with his life"
"what month was that in?" he was
asked.
later part of July"
Il fail to recall that wreck" said one
OF the crowd,
$50 do l." said another
How many did you say were killed."
asked the shoe drummer.
Didn't say any one was killed." re-
piled the cigar man.
''You didn't ehs You said YOU We're
the only passenger who escaped with
life"
certainly. That's asily accountd
for" explained the cogar man, look
ing innocent. Il was the only passen-
ger on the train."
"Aha! That's your game, is it,"
said the shoe drummer.
Hold on. there." said the only one
in the party who had not spoken up
to this time. as he hustled up in front
OF the cigar man. You said the train
struck a bad place in the road"
$50 1t did. but 1t got over II all
right"
Tt did. eh?' But how about rum
ming off the bridge?"
That's all right. We ran Off after
we had crossed 1t. The story Is all
right, boys. You can't find any flaw
in it."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02

Office Constructing Quartermaster
Astoria, Ore, July 2S, 19O4:-Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, will be received
at this office until 10 o'clock a. m,
August 27, 1904, and then opened for
the construction and plumbing Of an
addition to frame guardhouse al
Fort Stevens, Ore. United States re-
serves the right to reject any or all
proposals. Plans can be seen and
specifications obtained at this Office
Envelopes should be marked PRO
posals for construction" and address,
ed, Captain Goodale, Quartermaster
Astoria, oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02
End of Bitter Fight

1.-TWO physicians had long and
stubborn fight with an abscess on my
right lung" writes J. F. Hughes. Of
DUPONT, Ga, "and gave me up. Every
body thought my time had come. As
a last resort ! tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. The bene-
ft I received was striking and ! was
on my feet In few days. Now I've
entirely regained my health" It con-
quers all Coughs. Colds and Throat
and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by
Chas. Rogers drug store. Price soc
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02
BADLY INJURED BY BEAR.
Animal in Trenton Park Severely Claws
Seven Year. Old Boy.

Trenton, N. j., Aug. 1.-Several hun
dred persons saw brown bear at
tempting to eat seven-year-old Robert
Mayer at the bear pit in Cadwadal-
Ter park yesterday. The little fellow
had ventured near the cage of the an
imaI and was caught and held by the
beast putting it's claws through the
bears cage. The animal tore off the
shoe Of his right foot and had sunk its
tooth in the boys leg before the chief
Of the park guards rescued the lad.
The chief used his club on the animal
and broke it's hold on the boy. The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02
CAN YOU SEE THE JokE'
Portland Bridegroom Jobbed b,
Friends on Wedding Morn.


Friends on Wedding Morn.
Portland Telegram: Married at 6
o'clock in the morning, forced to ride
in an express wagon to the Ash street
dock. and commanded to make a
speech, with the loss of his bride as a
penalty for noncompliance. was the un-
happy introduction to welded bliss of
la young business man of Portland. The
identity of the young man cannot be
ascertained. He is known only to the
friends who put up the job on him
and his bride. and they refuse to give
any information, further than that the
wedding took place on Hall street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, and that the
groom was the victim Of deeply
planned Job" But here is the story.
as told by one of them:
The groom and the bride did not wish
to have prosaic July wedding, and so
they left all the arrangements to the
warmest friend of the former, who also
was to act as best man. Wednesday
night the arrangement committee gave
notice that the wedding must take
place at o'clock Thursday morning
The young couple, after due consider
alton, thought it best to obey the COM
mittee's order. AT $50 a. m. Thurs
day, Patrick Kinney, coachman, was
aroused from his dreams and told to
bring Rev. d. Wilson to the residence,
and also to have an expressman there
at the same time. The wedding cere-
mony was performed in few minutes,
and as the happy young people and
their friends were descending the
stairs, Kinney held the carriage door
open in expectation Of the pleasure of
welcoming his 27th bridal couple Of
the year.
But he was disappointed, for to his
surprise the couple were hustled into
the express wagon which stood near
by, and the trunks and a couple of
friends were put into the carriage.
Then the order came to proceed to the
Ash street dock. When the dock was
reached, the groom was surrounded in
the express wagon and the bride was
carried off to a safe distance. Then
he was told that If he did not make
a speech he would be put in the po-
sition of German gentleman who
from the stress Of financial circum-
stances had to make his wedding tour
alone. He hesitated for few min
utes, but the warning whistle of the
Astoria boat, which he and his bride
were to take. determined him. He
made the speech, his bride was re-
stored to him, and they boarded the
boat.
Since the eventful morning no news
has been received from the couple,
but it is supposed they are enjoying
a pleasant trip.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-02
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