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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Queen 4nne's Giienbabu=Gu.

abrplGntrat in Rrat ). 0tI 1903.
Sampisr %perlanen Bier Rr, 10 an eigbtsStraBs
idali3 lausaenommcn SonHtaas) nm 4 llbr Ra9s
miitoss nab Spoe 9oint, Slam, Queens
topn, Gentrspia,, Senton, 6reenpOoo, Gaenoale,
GEMS uno 3piibensS tatioHen.
Bur Mpntags i'm 7.I5 D%iOrsens, nab eoDes
9oint. Queenstown, Gbefterpine, @resHpooD UNI
3Dii9en=S %tatioHtn.
u. 3. Der Sampfer Samitas Ra6mittaS
nab 2npez9oint iebrt 3urhd nab Baltimore I'M
$50 Absnos.
Gra6t niro an ggO9sniao,n bis 8 llbr RG5m.
~eHteeoen 1sRonmen.
Spbng. 9OsGtp. O. 9. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Mmalia ShIfler.

es itorb am /. Gebruar 1901, abenOs nm 10
1lbr, nnierc g~elicbte Satin nnO Shutter alnaltd
66iibler, ~ssborens @sr6ert, i'm alter pmt 30 Sabs
rem. Die 8eeroieune finbet beufe 0ennsrs
Wr' 1923, sbirSzetrabc, aus ftatt, BON Oort nab
Der st. Mibaels=air6e, mo elm ttierli0es Heauiem
fir pas 6eil ibrcr Setle qeleien iuerosrl iplro.
Seiiesunq auf benz ri. Grloier= Trieobofe.I 8er=
tuanofe uno TreuuOe iinO bDfli6ft etn9elapsn.
crtrauernbe @atte
(34-5) mem StnDern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

gungsflase anseitrengt, ueil ber2ano@
ratb am 26. SUM-, benz Sage nod Der
Meihstagsfti9pabl, gu Dem 54rift1
fiibrer bes ariegerpereins inMarborf,
M66auer Sable, geGuBert baben fo1:
,Wer Der fpelfif9en partei %ansebOrt,
tit Elm minoerpertbiger, dbi9eulider
2umpenbunb in meinen Nugen. Man
mag ieberpartei %angebDren, aber ni9t
Der pelfiiden; benin bas iinb Menz
i6en, id tpeiB es gar ni9t aus5uipre@
den = unb bic MitglieOer oes Marz
borfer &rieserpereins limb quite Welz
fen, dl1o lit es elm 2umpenbunosDerz
elm, nit benz perbe i9 fur5 ipielen
ober furs fertis fperben." 9as S9Dfz
fenseri9t in Neuitabt a. q. bat ben
2anOratb freigefprp9en nit Der 8e@
eriinbung. baB ourd bic @er6anblung
ni9t seniisenb betpiefen Iei,- baB Der
Nngeflagte ii9 Der 8eleibigung i4ulz
big semaat babe. IS bat angenomz
men, Dab bic Nusfdge beg Sable in
fubieftiper 9eaiehung pabr6eitsgetreu
fei, glei6aeitig aber audi, baB Sable
ii9 in Der 4uffahung iiber ben 8orz
gang geirrt babe, bab er als i4liAter
2anbmann bei'm gmpfang Der 2az
bung, unb erit redt Bel Der Strafprez
bigt bes 2%anOratbs, aufgeregt u. per>
pirrt tpprben 1T. Gegen bas freiiprez
6enbe llrtbeil mar 8%erufung eingez
legt tpprben. @or benz 2anbgeri9t in
5annoper neigerte ii9 am 5reitag Der
2anbratb, in einen 8erglei9 gu milf
gen, Der ibm irgenb tpelde Soften aufz
erlese. Ser Mbbauer &ahle blieb als
3euse babel, bab Die QeuBerungen bss
2anbratbs senau 10 selautet bGtten,
pie er bor Dem S9Offengeri4t befunz
bet babe. Nuf ben 9orbalt beg prd=
1ibenten, tparum er benin ni6t auf
bieie f9arfen NeuBerungen bes 2anbz
ratbs entgegnet babe, anfportete Der
3euge benz r9unnpp. gour." gu SOL
se: sd tpolte gegen ben 9rn. 2anoz
ratb nt4t bprseben, tpern man bort
elm Wort gu bel fagt, piro man ELM
geiperrt. Sd erinnere mid genau bes
Qusbruds 2umpenbunOspereir." Der
8reisausfduBfefretdr 9rimie erfldrz
te, er babe nur geb0rt, baB Der 2anbz
ratb geiagt babe: user iid gu Der
pelfii6en partei befennt, Der gebOrt
nidt in einen &rieserperein, tper dls
Mitglieb zines &rieserbereins pelfii9
asitirt, 1T Elm niebertrd9tigerW fenf6,
Elm 2ump, neil er iid sesen bic arie@
acknowledgement bergebt." = Den
Qusbrud 2umpenbunbsperetn babe CT
ni9t ge60rt. Wenn Der 4usbrud gez
fdqen tpGre, bGtte CT bic len b0ren mill
fen. Die @ernebmung Der iibrigen
3eugen mar untpeientli4. 9as Sc
ri9t bob bas i9Offenseri9tlide urz
t6eil auf unb berurt6eilte ben 2ano>
ratb fpesen 8eleibisung 81 100 Mart
Gelbftrafe, eDentuen 5ebn Sagen 9aff
unb our Srasung Der Soften betoer
Snitan5en. Der 9oriiser flbrte in
Der 8egriinbung aus, Der 2%anoratb
babe in I9arfer Sonart ben Stanoz
punt Der Welfen gu ben 8rieserperz
einen er0rtert unb lei babel in cine
Grregung geratben, in Der er Die Sez
letbigunsen ausgeitoben babe. Die
Qusiuge bes 9rimIe lei nur cine me-
gatiDe 8etunOung, Sable bagegen haz
Be in slaubbafter Weiie, unb 5tpar To-
gif9 aufeinanber folgenb, Die Seleioi@
gurlgen befunbet. Dem Qngeflagten
iei 5fpar bic Wabrnebmung bere4tigz
ter Snterefen au5uipre8en, aber er
lei nit ieinen @euBerungen, 8. 3.
ME 2umpen9unbsberein, iiber ben
Ha6men bes P~aragrapb 1913 bes
@trafseiebbu9s hinuusgegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Mso,, shmeiber.

es ftarb om 3. sscbruar 1903 gOam e6neiber,
oeiiebter Watte bon Amelia S6neioer, i'm Utter
bon IS Sabrem Sir geerDieuna finoet ms
It a, s llbr Mprqens, bon ieiner lesttn 9Sob=
itunq, Wdrblano : Apenue, @citport, baltimore
Gpuntp, aus itatt, nno oann mad oer ct. Serontel
Birdie, no cine Requiem=NtHe fir oas 6sil ieincr
Gctle celebrirt iuiro. Die gerinanotcn u. Treunoe
osr Camille finn anfuuospoa eiuQelapen. t3o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Catherine Mnorcas.

Gs farb am 9. fse6ruar 1904 Gatberine Inorns,
Mittfpe bon Sofob Anorcds. I'M Alter BON q Sab=
rem. Sie 9eeroiqung finost bcute Sonntr'
flag, ga9mittaes 2 llbr, BON Der ~9eobuung lbrer
Scooter, Srau s. 8. 6aas, Nr. l23, 9oainss
GtrdBe, olg TAFT. @trtpanote nno 6reunoe ituo
udtunaspoa einqeldDen, O~trielbep bsiJuipobnen.
9~eiIcbilne auf Der Observation-Disclosures
(9i-S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Warblanb & grnniplbania>G iler.
hnhu<Enmnnnuies

3hgs o~srloFen GOrtb A4oeHus= uue Cafzstrab..
Stdtionen an Bo9sntaseu Ea3 geia;r 80, $50
Born, 800. AIS. GO absHDs. RAD 0slta 730
Qorm., 800. AS Qahm.
na9 qsiair $50 Born, 400 uno 1000 Qb.nos:
nab 2elta $50 Born. 400 3atm.
Sonutags nab Stlair $50. $50 Born, 800
AS Ra6u., 800, l1.5 Nbtnes
6. u. 5ifsr, Se1srul=PaHagitr.gssHt
(3cDlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Quite une suoerldfGse Saiseinte.)
0i. pnr EAnnA.nAMnA haESrA.rnh

lAtks NIX euOtttufNBt oaIs%lHte.J
Sis Der. StaatsnsYOf befOrbernb.
Sampler fubrsH tdsIi@, 6Onntugs ausQtnOmmrn,
bon r8asa9inst4i,rs, lob aigbtsetrab., $50
@benos, Dir.ft mad Oh poiHt Comfort, Rorfolt,
4ortsmOutb unD ou.n 9unften bes Sabsns. 9ers
binOun9 in Oh 9oint Comfort nit q. L 8. Gi=
ieHbnbn" nab JtihmOnO. 8rbiHOuns in 9srtga
mouth nit BEN .6eaboarb Iir Sine ioliotu 3uo
bon 9Ortsmoutb nab 4tlunta. Sn RorfoIf 0erz
~binOung nit Der ~rStluntie Goait 2ins." gorfolt
unD Carolina, Toriolf uHo iaOli6, RorfoIf uno
p:itfi9 unO yOtb Dominion Cine" mad R.tpbtrn
uHO WaiblnetoH, H.aG.
TablstitsH nab suropdiid.m qIan.. 2~ururi6is
Rdiitenjimmer, tstttriihs Gsltuftuna, Sampfbei=
sung, Roien fr,i. Rtierpirtt Raiit,nsinimr i'm
ginetz9Irsau Der yGaps9iHe," Rr. 103, OtsSaltiz
mor,=straBt. 3elepbOus 6. & 9. St. Qaul 1885
marDIono, G~ourttanO 485, albauab's, Is Roro=
G6arleg=s traB., uuO giredu or peeaboarO dir
2ine,' Continental 9rut 60. guiIoins.S
Spbn u. Sbernope, q. Srpun,
B.>4rdi. II. @eHzytonGser. Gen, sBaiioSierzI9snt
(9e329
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
9tbioenoen.
in nredu Ger
- S%aitimorezCbfp Gifenbabnz q cmpaenie
z efanntmad mngem.
Staat @arpIann,
&d)dsamts- Biireau.

Staat WarpIann.
Gdasamts- Blreau.
annopoGig WO., 30. Sduuur 1904.
326,S07.17 gilauj I'M S6abunt.
@er6ant's Rational 8ant bon Saltiz
more, Wt0. S54, 1885
siitte NatiOnai.gant BON Baltimore,
she glational gaai of CONNER: DON l0'O
Baltimore, No. .....:.......... 6,35z,8O
more MO. !. :. ................ 3,5566S
Baltimore, Mb. -. .............. 6,582.O3
more, MO. . =. 3,7f7.58
more, MO. 4O,674.39
MO. q. . . 12,9HiO
more, MO. =. 4,731.92
MS. 5,885.A
M6. %. 2O,4g7.18
lis MO. -''..N ~. 4,77O.93
9S. 5,7O9.8O
bon Cambridge, @0. ............... 6,OS9.76
MO. -. 18,4O5.35
Iisbnrp, @O. -. ............... 5,5O5.7S
@b. 26,Ol7.O6
9o. -. 4,O8l.24
mb' o"" = 5,78466
Canton Rutional @aut bon Canton, MO. 3,152.5O
do. -. 5.814.65
rel ref, NIB MS. 4... 5,O8o.83
FS eomofs G h g@so'O". .... o." 5,o41.94
(35)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Mnnapolls. Wt. W~0pal.Statl0n, !l.5V SothI.
GamDens Station, 800, 900 gOrm., !l2.05 Dtits
tags, AIS, $40 Ta6m., 800 Absnos.
gerlaFsn GomOsn=S tatiog mad Grsoerid, !l:S5.
1000 9orm., ?G.15 9Orm., !1.25, 4.3O unO '5.SS
Ra6mittaes.
mittaqs. ,
GGitottsGitp uno DIT. Airp, 2oeal, !735, @.l5
Wnrm,, I25, 4.3O, *5.35, 800, +1135 Gbsnos.
Curtis @ao, 1928 9ormittnQg;
Quron, SIT. RoDulzStatior, 2.56 Radr. Sans
BEN. 5tction 800 Tabmittn0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Summcritas, A. Sebrmar 1904.

4uf beutf9sn uniper L
tGten fino inter ben 1881 immatris
fulirten Stuosnten in biefem Win<
terbalbiabre 1903 a%uslGnoer, Die
bDafte s3a6l, Die jemuls gu per5si9nen
mar. Oas ipri9t bereot fir Die bsut=
ifsn 6o9i6ulen uAo ibre profefo=
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

So[Ite mans fiir mig
Ii4 6ultsn, baB Elm 9latt, ipie nSese
lies Meeflp," in elmer 8eipre9ung
bss 8ranoes i'm nSroquoissSRater"
in @bicugo audi folgenoe Stsae
bringt: Die, fpel9e mod oarun glauz
ben, DoB GOttes 3prn feline iiinoigen
&inber trifft, f0nner in benz i4red@
li4en Ghicagpsr Sbeaterbrano einsn
S9lag Der 9oriehung sesen einen
Seruf erbliden, Der iid gerube gu Der
8laspbemie erniebrigt bat, .Pariiz
fal" in Der Stabt NeipzYprf auf5u@
fiibren." : 4Gio Die npuriifal"z 4ufz
fibruns eine 8luspbemie, fir Die in
Gbieaeo !6unberte BON Meni6en bas
Siibneopfer fein mubten! MD9ten
iiberbdupt pifen, mas in Der 9ralsz
fage blaspbemiitiid ooer gotteslGiters
lid lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Der Yfurrberein oes
9er5ogthums &oburg bat ii4 SuSunz
item Der Seuerbeftattung ausgeipros
den. gs pirb in benz 8ef4lub err
fldrt, bub Der Seuerbetattung fetnsr>
lei 8ebenfen entgegenitdnoen unb bab
Tie fir bic 3ufunft unabpeisbar lei.
Nur balte mar es jeBt fir inopportun,
bab bic 9eiftliden ii4 ugitatorii4 fir
Die Seuerbeitattung betbdtigen. Die
Soburger @eiitliden iino u%nieres
@iFsns bic eriten, Die ii4 Dereinigt
fir bieIer8eifattuna erfldren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

4m 1ebten Sage bes So
nuar lief Der Sermin ub, in benz itf
Die Stimmeeber BON Seras fir Die
-Nobember : Wabl regiitriren lafen
fonnten. giner con~ieroatiben S9dtz
5ung auFolse buben ii4 nur $4,000
BON ben 100000 ftimmbere9tigten
8iirsern in bic @dblsrliten eintra=
gen lafen, nafbem iie ie $1.75 nPpa
Sar" beaablt butten. Die 2eBtere
purbe Dor stpet Sa6ren bur4 Elm
ENHANCEMENT our Contribution eingez
fiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Separtcmeut fir bHentitd,e Serbe nrrunsen.
SGubs0 epartement ees Stasts Snaenieure.


baltimore, ben q. Sanuar 1904.
Separate ~perfeeelte Goroerungs=I ngebote. an ben
p8oaro of Ntporos,@ Gaze OF the Gitp Hegllisr,"
a%preifirt, iuerOsn bis M 10 o d, ben 10. Sc
brlar 1904, 9Ormittuss II llbr, ~entgeqen eenont=
men fir bic Rioelliruno Der papionsS traBe, BON
@bmpnbfon=Ioenu bis Gapette=Strabe, uno titr
bic SofenranOitsiubsiesung unO 9ilaitsrung nit
DISQUALIFICATION Der 9anion=S trabe, BON Goinono=
ior=Noenuc bis ISaoette=S trabe; ierner tttr pie
Ripsairunp, Observation-Disclosures lno 9tlatts=
runo nit Ispbatt=glrdsn BET ~folaenoen Strnbsn:
9~ucutsl=Strube, ben Der Roroptieite oes gutatpz
Qldte bis 3ur SiOpefieite Der 9oltonsStraBs.
McGpmas=Strobe, BON Der 99efieite Der 9oro=
ber=Strabs bis CUR 8efieite Der Greef=allep.
Spe3ifitatioHcu uno Nngebots= 8 ormulore fperpsn
uuf Gerlanoen BON oiciem Bureau %qelieTert.
Die @ontruttoere chung s=9sborbe behalf ib oas
8ebt Dor, ireeuo pelbe uno ale lnqebote gu ner=
ipsrfeH uno Den 6outraft in iolber gSeiie 5n per-
geber, ais IS i'm b.iteu SntereTe Der Stapt ietH
mag.
Gin bepInubioter Gbed in Der @6be beg in ben
Spc5ififutioneR angegebereH Sctragts, 3dblbar an
ben Wapor uno Staptratb BON Baltimore, nIub its
benz gn9e6ot b%eigefiigt iein.
.. 3. Senfal,
Staot=Sneenieur.
9ealaubiat:
Robert NJ. DicSdne,
QrdTosnt Der Goutraftpcr ungs=geboros.
CSan29, 80, Geb1, 2,3,4,5,6,8,9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

0rei SAINT prGfibenz
ten, flint 8aIIirer, brei SelDeinnehz
msr, Elm S6aBmeiiter unb Elm Sirefz
tor, alio Is 8unfbeamte iinb inner
hal6 oreier Woden auf frummer
Megen ertdppt porben. Die betrefz
fenosn 8anfen buben bur6 bieie Be-
umten iiber cine Mi1ipn Dollars perz
loren. 2isgt Die S6ulo On bieisn
8prfommnihen IN Der ungeniigenoen
Gontrole, Iiegt lie an Der ldren Suitt3
bieien 9erbreden gegeniiber poer on
benz Spefulationsfs6er, Dus i'm
2anoa bsrri4t unO meiit nrIa4e Der
3afeneingriffe lit? @bbilfe lit uuf
ole Sale H0thig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

f9f9 enfel limb mad
Der porgeitern ~erfolgten gntl4eioung
bes S6abdmts1 Sefretdrs dls @efliiz
qel ru6riairt porosn. 9rei Wfonate
baben bic SarifaGrprten iiber Die
Sroi6i9enfel nu9seba9t unb oa 1T
bas Reiultat hires Na9Oentens. Giz
ner po1te Die S9enfel Der 5rDf9e
ols &ol6fleiId, Elm Qn0erer ais gnte,
Der Oritte als 6ubn Der5oIt 9dben.
Der S9dbamts4S efretdr entl9ieo
bunn, baB lie als @efliigel gu rubriz
sirsn uno nit flint @snts pro pfunb
All Deraolen fsten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Gin eanbratb iueseu 8rIeioisung
herurtbeilt.

@esen ben 2anbratb bes &reiies
Renifaot, Or. Depib b. Mober, tpurz
be bonn Bauer 9aibOrn cine 8eleibi=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Gemeterp.
Suucpu-S =Gemsterp

Reue Stftion.n fnb iebt sur Sef6tigune haa.s
rihtet. 8isle aussetpdblts aots. Ser 6upsrinrsns
bent beg @runb.s uno goo.ns tpirp ieoe estphni6ts
&usfuyit ertbeilen. - Sas 6 remator Il M
febt tdqli9 sur Snipeftion offen. Weqtn 3dbertm
:peHot man f6 an ben 6uptrintenbentsn Oor an
pas Siir,au in q T. Fl. g8eft=Saratoaas5traSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
GanfInaung.

Sicrmit iaae i6 benz .a~lpba=Gbaptrr @r. l.
rCrrer Gaitern Star" alien 5reunOen uno yer.
ipauoteu iur bic 5ablrei6en Siumenlpenoen UNI
NQeu, bic ib an benz 9eerdbniB meiner irnlqh
oeliebten Satin, esrau Minnie 81. Steiner be-
tbeiltot baben, lneinsn b,r3liditen 0anf.,
1851 Gbarlrs {. s. Stetner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
vYSDDaL SIncs"Ntnle
nnh N~hilanelnhid unN MefpsNlprt.

"ANO
Gitlpdrts. 8erl.SaMotn. 9erL gtf To9a1
e6lafpaggOu ...... 3agli9 3:5l y. SO y.
E6laf= II. 5psii;.. Sdgli9 $50 y. u 500 o.
@nifstsgarlOr, ausGtn. g. 9!99 924 Sg
SariOr, 9iner, uus0sn: 50. 1880 Q; q 1874 Q.
Iarlur, Diner, .....Ideli9 I.55 q. 81 l& y.
,Rop1l 4imit.O," nur Quumlns3u9.
9uffetsSmotsr, 9arlor, Sbisrp1ttonss II. -Speits
g9aggons MINI. 3dqlib $40 U. 3 3.53 y.
Narlor6ar, 9bil, ause. 50. 45j q. 500 n. s
6oa6ts 9bilu..... 9aqli6 800 u. 9.05 q s
63lafn ut. 3d8li6 1879 u. 12.4 u Is.
Qotals5 8lafpuqqOn nod gleDsgOrt ftrtig ,nm
gebrau4 in Wt. RoDalsStation um 1000 Nbenes.
q, nab atlautiesGitp, g8O6sHta0s; ., nat ats
Me ,8ags baltcn in @ilminaton. 6, bait in
Gbstsr.
Qbila. atfom. ...... 3dgli6 sos .. $40 9.
@bila. Grprtb ......uusg. 90. 230 y. 235 y.
Wbilu. GrprtB .....-ausg. SO. 455 y. 500 r..
abtrOttn QttOm., Ousg. 60. 5159 .. $50 y.
9bild. NftoH. ,...... MIR 80. 6.l0 u. 6l5 u.
8iaetsgiirtaur: IorOpefsGts galbert uuO Bali
%tinlorttr., Ir. 526, 9rOaOtpdp, Ttt. adjudication
soer @amosnsSt ation.
s. g. MARTIN, MQr. 9oF. Cratic.
6. %. ett, gtn. z4nf. =asent-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Sas Gifemglas I'm Sbrem Safrobe.Cfen miro
uibt ruTg perosu 6onOeru tets flar %bleibenl, iutnn
aitnoen. 5n 9api.roiitsu in Iat icoer @rottrie btr'
fault. Geguldrs GrDBe 4c.; tltine Site tgenua
fir Elm Roblfnisuerl , fir SC. &bontas & Bros,
Canton. &. & 9. Sclepbon: ct. Ynul Alp y.
(SQuq, mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

S6abdmts : Sefretd r
S6qfp min Die 9elDer gum 8au bes
8anamafanals ni6t aus benz bspo@
nirten lle6srf6uB oss SdaBamtes
entmbmen, ionoern aus ben Regiez
~s<0epoiiten in Den Damien. Nad
Qualification css &unaloertrags llno
40 WiGionsn Dollars an Die pdnd>
mafanal@@ eieGi9aft, 10 Wiaipnsn
on Banana 3u 5a6len. Sir Die aaz
ndlarbeiten muB @elo fluiiig gema9t
fperhsn. Seit Dem 8iir9erfrtsge finb
feline iol9en groBen 4niprii4e unf
einmal an .l1ncts Sans" Safe gez
fteQt iporcen.
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Neme @msetgtM
sapinas=asauf BON Baltimore.

galttmorc, ecn 3. Scbruar 1901.
sn elmer amr Sieufae, ben 2. D. Mts.,
abeebaltenm 9gobl fir SirrftSreu Der .Sapines'
Wanf BON Baltimore fir oas ~iaufenoe Sobr iDurs
ben bic na6fpleeiro peuannten 6srreit crtpdhlt:
Sbeobore 6oDpcr, ". 9drlan ySiaiants,
Gborlts Mortea, 8enro g.. 6itsn,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-14
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-14

made by Mir. Guthrie that the defend- ants, Hill and Morgan. had individually acquired stock in the Northern Pacific and Great Northern roads after the de- cree of the Circuit Court had been handed down. He said: 'I think coun- sel hardly appreciates the gravity of the charges he has made. 1t means, if sus- tajned. that these gentlemen have been guilty of criminal contempt of court. 1 am authorized to state that neither Mir. HI! nor Mir Morgan have acquired one share of either of these stocks since the decree was handed down.
 Mir Guthrie in brief rejoinder stated that the petitioners had nothing to go by except the records of the court and testimony of the defendants and if that were illegitimate he would apologize. If given an opportunity to prove what they believed to be true, he thought 1t would be disclosed that additional stock had been acquired If not after. at least on ths day of the decree and in anticipa- ton of 1t, so that the pro rata method of revision of assets might be furthered.
 The court then announced that 1t would take the matter under advisement, and adjourn until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-14
pREsBYTERIAN MEETING.
Revival Services at the Cumberland Church.

The revival services at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church have increased at each nights service in attendance. until last night the ladies parlors and commit tee rooms were opened to find seating ca pacity, the auditorium. gallery and Sum day School rooms, being found insuffi- cient.
 Rev. Walter M. Crawford, pastor of the church. Is conducting the services un- aided. He is plain and concise speaker and his sermons are characterized by earnestness and forcefulness.
 At last nights service, Mir. Crawford took as the subject of his sermon Com ing to Jesus.' He divided his subject under five distinct heads and asked five questions and then found the answers to his questions in the Scriptures.
 First-"May I come to Jesus?" An- swers found in Isaiah lv,1; John vi,5: Revelations xxi IT,
 Second-"Why must come to JesusT' Answered fin John xiv,6; Acts iv.12; He brews vii.2S.
 Third-"When must come to Jesus?' Second Corinthians viz; St. Luke xiv.17.
 Fourth-"Why have never come to Jesus?" Proverbs i.24 St. Luke xiv,34.
 Fifth-"What if do come to Jesus?' St. John vi,37; St. John KS; First Peter i3-5.
 Services tonight at o'clock. Every one cordially invited to attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-14
SEVEN MEN GET PARDONS .COnsumptiye COnVictS Are
 Freed. URGED BY PHYSICIANS Four of Them Were From Jefferson County. Young Jesse Campbell of Mobile Among the Number-Fine of
 Richard Harris Vas
 Remitted.

Seven convicts in the last stages of consumption were pardoned yesterday by Governor Jelks. In each case Hon. shir- ley Bragg. Physician Inspector of Con- victs, had reported to the Governor that the man was suffering from tuberculosis and was almost in dying condition
 The report of the Physician Inspector on these cases was that the men were unable to render the State any service and he recommended that they be par doned. Acting upon Dr. Braggs recom- mendation the Governor granted the suf- ferers pardons.
 The men whose misfortunes brought them clemency were:
 John More. Jefferson County. convicted of assault to murder and serving a sen tence of two years and 2il days
 Leonard Hooper, Jefferson County. con- victed of bigamy and serving a sentence of two years and 191 days.
 Jm Green, Pickens County, convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and sem fenced for 293 days.
 Sylvester Lawson, Barbour County convicted of carrying concealed weapon and sentenced for four months and twen- ty days.
 Ed Adams, Jefferson County. convict ed of burglary and assault and battery and sentenced to twenty-four months and 31s days.
 Ed Walker, Jefferson County, convict cd of a crime against nature and sen fenced for two years and 15S days
 The same reason, i'll health, induced the Governor to grant pardon to Jesse Campbell of Mobile County convicted oi assault with Intent to murder. Camp bell, who is a mere boy. was serving 2 sentence of two years. The solicitor who prosecuted Campbell and the Judge who tried him and the County Physician oi Mobile County recommended that a par don should be given to Campbell They reported to the Governor that he had z servere case of consumption and tha moreover he had recently suffered { stroke of paralysis.
 Richard Harris was granted the remis sion of fine of $2o which had been as sessed against him for gaming In thu criminal court of Jefferson County. Judgl Greene and Solicitor Hefin wrote th' Governor history of the case and recom | mend that clemency should be extended | to Harris.