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The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23
ARTICLE TX.

We, the undersigned, do by these presents
severally agree with each other for ourselves
and those who may become associated with US,
our and their legal representatives, that we and
they shall be bound. controlled and concluded
by these provisions, statements, stipulations
and agreements contained. mentioned and set
forth in the foregoing certificate
In witness whereof, we, the undersigned, have
hereunto set our hands this the 18th day Of
October, 1904.
G. M. MCKENZIE
F. H. SANBoRN,
L. c. MOUNT,
CHAS. LANTZ
A. NJ. VAUwHY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23

The undersigned, A J. CUTLER. Il. A. McCul
Tough, H. p. Randall, John n. Isgrig and H.
MacDavenport. hereby associate ourselves to-
gether and execute these articles OF incorpor-
alton for the purpose of forming a corporation
under the laws of the Territory OF Arizona, the
name of which corporation shall be the Union
Mines and Engineering Company. It's principal
place or places of business shall be Yuma,
county Of Yuma Territory of Arizona, with
branch offices at such other place or places
within the United States or foreign countries
as may hereafter be designated.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23
ARTICLE VII.

These articles, OF incorporation may be
amended by q majority vote OF the stockholders
of this corporation at any regular meeting Of
the stockholders. or any other meeting called
for that purpose and the amendments shall be
filed with the county recorder of said county OF
Yuma, and presented, as required by law.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23

This corporation shall commence business
when its articles of incorporation are filed with
the county recorder of said Yuma, county OF
Yuma, and the secretary of the Territory of
Arizona, and it shall continue for 25 years
thereafter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23

The annual and other meetings of She board
of directors and stockholders may be held be-
yond the limits of the Territory OF Arizona in
the city of Los Angeles, state of California. or
elsewhere. at such times and places as the by
laws may designate or the board of directors
shall from time to time pursuant thereto de-
termine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23
ARTICLE VII.

the private property of the officers and
stockholders of this corporation shall be ex-
empt from any liability for it's corporate debts.
ARTICI. Z VIII
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23

The amount Of capital stock which has been
actually subscribed is two hundred fifty dollars
and the following are the names of the persons
by whom the same has been subscribed and
the amount of their subscriptions severally, to-
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23

First publication Oct. 10, 1904.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-11-23
ARTICLE III.

The capital stock of said company shall be
100000. divided into 1000 shares Of the par
value of 800 each. Said stock upon issuance
to be paid for in full in cash or its equivalent
In property conveyed to said company or for
services rendered said company and when so
issued shall be forever non aSsessable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

Giner bon scr WnnnI6oft fono inns
mo filbrtc ms nod Dem obercll
9ed. Damn tletterten mir in oap
fleinerc ser 9oote, untcr Commando
oeS GuorticrnleiitcrS O'9rien.
Nod) Den Nngobcn bon 2orien, Dtc'
Mullcn unO O'@rien, oic iih inter
oeu @crctteten befinoer, brod oaS
5euer I'M poroeren Gbeil beS Sdii,
feS aus, oils eS iid bel Captains SIS
lnno, orei Wteilen meitlih uon@reen-
mid, befono. 2orien io9t, er fam
lid nid)t erfl1ren, mie ouS 6eucr
entltonoen lit, ober eS ldien ibrL
oaB eS iofort cine oerortige NllSoeb.
nli1g %geponnen bate, OaB ieoerTer-
Iufl, eS 5u bef1mpfen, boffnungSloS
mar uno Dab oos geiommte Shiif in
menigen Minuten in 6lommen &c.
biilt mar. Gie GoIiogiere mllroen
gepedt mo batten 10 penig Belt fir
ibre Hettung, onB Tie foit IaeS,
fuoS tie bel iif botten, in Den aobis
men 5lriidGoiIen muBten.
Inter 9enen, Die i'm erIten 9oote
fortgenommen lplir0en, befanoen Iid)
6rant 9. Street uno 6rou pongalt
Sooen, Conn.,, nit ibren Sodtern,
Ser 2~0'idbrigen gmilp uno ser IA.
iobri9en 8race. gmilp lit eineStus
oentin oes Iaiior : Colleges, uno
ibre Ingeborigen fomen bierber, nm
tic iiber Die Seiertoge nod Souie SIT
brin9en. Nohbem iie 5oblreihe
MISUNDERSTANDING gemadt, bego-
ben lie iif oui Die Glen Sslono",
nm Die Seimfobrt all5utreten.
Ils Die 0amen alif Der Corning"
bier onfomen, beianoen Fl. iid IN Ell
mem balb bpiteriiden 3uitanoe, uno
lie fonnten MIR u~n5uiammenbGngen-
oen Seritt iiber Die greieniiie Der
S1redensnuht eeben. 60 piel mar
gu ertobren, 0oB iie bon SffiSieren
oeS Gompfers gepedt uno aus III
rem Sabtnen aerettet muroen. SSn
lbrell Nottfleioern muroen iie ori
one Forming" gebroft, uno Die
Sbtffsmonnifaft oes Hettlinasboo-
tes COB BON ibren &leioern her. uni
Die trlerenoen 6rauen 5usuoeden.
Sr. Street faufte iofort nod ser an-
fnnft bier aIeioer fir Die 9amen,
Inn nit ibnen nod Sauie fabren gu
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
Sran G6aoiuif bat Sclfcrsbelfer.

GIenelono, g., II. Iejembcr.
- Strut Gailie &. Gboorpid bate bel
ibrem Hieieni6minOel Selfer9belfcr.
9ies itebt fir oCn 8lnoe9-I iitritta.
anmolt uno fir Die @roBgeidwore-
men bier felt. gs ld)eint MIR einc
6roge BON lpenigcn Sogen 81 iCin
bis gegen onoere YerIonen Nntluqcu
erboben meroen. Die Namen 5lpeier
NnluGlte peroen genonnt, Der Cine
Elm Nelp-Oorfer, Der Inoere Elm Glepcs
lGnoer. 9ei0en miro 5llr Soit geleQt,
onB Tie eS iid tets an9elegen iein tic
BEN, Den 9ebollptltngen DeS Bump.
GENES biniid]tlidl Der Inipriihe, Die
lie an ben Stnblfonig Carnegie 5lt
boben por9ab, No6orud 5u perleiben.
Die perfrohten 9anfiers 9edmit6
uno Spear %beboupten, ooB, ais ibnen
9etreffs Der ongebli6en Sefurit1ten
Der Sruu Elm Ir9mobn ollfItieg, tic
Dor 6roil Gbo0nid ms Sars gelo.
ben lpnroen unO oaB lie bort einen
Wann aus Nep.gorf trofen, Der iid)
als Garnegie'S anmolt oufipielte unO
IN lf)auipieleriiher @oltommenbeit
Den argiuobn pieoer einidldfcrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

an 5. Sftober get0otet moroen ieil1.
9apt. Wnr6 iagt, ooB err nod om so.
Oftober nit Dem General arlrofi I'll.
lamr1en mar uno oaB Iid oerielbe
lebr Dobl befmoeH babe. Ser oltp
General lei iebr energiih mlo inipi
rire ieiue WanHi6uit Ourd Ieiuen
GntbuIiaSmlS. n&rgeuo cine go.
tion" iogt Capt. Nard, .ruclhe Ole
Soponer beiieQcn nil, bat ibrc 0Gltoc
poQ."
Va tt cine Ero6efobrt.
Bertb Nmbon N..&., Il. Qe3.
las Eorpeooboot .@reqoru"
peldje$ Gemi8 Nirom fir Die ruiiiibe
Heaierung bait, madDte 6ellte cine
Srobefobrt. DIS Boot lit 90 1uB
lang mo bat 3net @oiolinmoihiuen
nit je feds Gplinoern. g5 ioQ cine
Sfneaigfeit BON % anoten sic
Stunoe entmideIu uno bat cine 3ors
peoofonone an 8oro. Hcun Gbnlihc
9oote, luie 6ieIeS, mel6eS Niron iiir
Die rliIiIde &egierlnQ bullt, limo ans
chamber geuommcn morOcn mo
meroen perpadt, nm peggeifift 3ll
mGr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

alleS in ieiner Moft Stebcnoe, I'M
oen 9eimgeIud)teu lire Gage crtrGg
lid ST MAIDEN. Die 6arbige, OIL
oen &opf oermoBeu p~erloren botten
ooB lie iplitternoft ollf Dem Oampfel
umberranntc, erbielt eillen lle6er.
5ieber urto uuoere MfGmerfleioer, oi(
ibr 3rpar nid)t poBten, lic uber mornr
biclten.
Ser S6lepper blie6 cine StlnoC
in ser NafboriGoit uno lieB leinen
Shleppfubn treiben, III Ser &off.
nung, ben rGrcIhts Corning" bos
onoere Starin Boot, an5utreifen.
9ieier eridien etrpa nm 122 llbr.
Gopt. MucgtGiiter mar poriidtig ge-
mug gemei en, sic Sternlif)ter bonn
Glen SSlono" mit5unebmen, nit
0enen man sic NuinertIamteit oes
oGorning" olf oen 5dlepper lenfte,
iuie man 3lloor oeIen IlfmerfIom'
felt nuf Die Hettul9Sboote gelenft
bate. Der oGornip" belt an unb
nobm Die Sfiffbriihigen an 8oro.
Capt. 9rbboro 5olte Dem Captain
oesn 8uap" bobes COB, oieler ober
erfl6rte beifeioen, er babe iein 9eites
periudt, mo meieerf iid, leinen No-
men an5ugeben,
Ratbon 0ubin o,lt 9tr. 252, &C.
oor.S trabe, Nem.S tpen, elm Rleioer-
bGnoler, melder Iid) inter Den l(eber-
lebenben befinoet, bsrid)tet 6olgenoeS
iiber Die Sntaitropbs:
noSd fam geiter ra6 Nelu-gorf
unb nofoem id) Mnaren eingefanft,
nabm ifl geltern apno Den Snmpter
Glen SSlano na6 Stem : Saoelt.
Sd i6lief in elmer Soie III Der Wtan'
ners&abine, oils id burG einen @r-
ltidltngsonfau 9erptdt ipltroe. Scr
Houm mar itodounhl unb poaHaild.
IS mar NidtS SIT then. Der Wtaril
neben mir mar nm iieielbe 3eit mad.
Sd ipraf i'm an iiro eriufte ibn Inn
ein Strei6boI5, abe er bate fetnes.
Damn lu6ten mir 1t Der 9nnfelbelt
naf u1ierer &leioen iino pertbetl'
ten. mas mir finoen fonnten.
Sd fano meins Shube lno
Striimpfe, ober er bnr1te ole ieiten
nidt finben, oa eab id linn meme
Striimpfe. Sd ltette meinen Sra,
gen in Die Saife. @ir aogen an,
mas mir erpii1en bnnten, nnS fro
den Damn auf ben SilBbooen Der
Sabine, mo DER 8oid nift 10 itarf
mar, meiter. bis nv an cine Def
nniis famen, Die sim Ted fiibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

belt megen gciuciCn NOR, befouo. 81
gitg nod Dem Surtptoed mo boil
Dem GapitGn bei'm So5mo6cn Dcs
groBen MettungSboote3 mo lief lo=
Damn nod u1tCn, nm sic Moumihuft
lln0 Eallagicrc 81 hcnohrid)tiQcn,
ooB lie Iih fcrtig MAIDEN lolltcn, I'M
ooS SdiIf 81 Dcrlolicu.
3obImciiter q. 9. 9rinlep bcfonO
lid in Der Scrrcn.&oiiite, neil CT
BORT feline Grbcit beQllcmer erleoiger
fam, ais ba5 6eller ouSbrod). Die
Sifter gingcn ploblid aus, uno che
er nod ans Dem Salon bero,tSfom.
men fonl1tc, luor er ihon fnit bon
Nrolm bet0ubt. Gr itolperte mad,
Gem oberen Ted uno trof BORT Den
Gapit0n nnO Mc0hlQin uno bolf if.
men. Iue Bidder iino perloren ge,
aongeu.
Sm Mnihincnroum iiibrte G6ei.
Sll9eniellr &Obt. 2opnlon aus Nelu.
Sooen ooS Commando. @enur 5pei
Wttnrten, nodD0em Die Sidter ollSae-
goll9en lporcn, lab er iid) genotbi0t,
fpte er Io9t Die &roit nbSuIteaen, ga
Der Gnolm 10 did beronfom. Dab Die
Sette e8 ntdt mebr allSbolten fonn.
telt. Gem @iiliSmoihiniiten Sen.
oridIon mo Oen bier Sei5ern 5llrlt-
feno, ibm 81 tolgcn, elite cr allf 9ed.
Senoridion ieood) riibrte lid, nidt
bon Der STEELE, ionoern blieb bel iei-
ner Waifine iteben bis er umiont
uno perbronnte.
Die 4 Sei5er periltdten nod) obell
5u gelongelt, imtroen aber bon Ro1ldl
i~iberipaltigt uno fanlen un. Die bel.
ben nerun9liidten 9edarbeiter be.
fonoen iid) ebenfauS unter 9ed ltnn
fonnten ntd)t mebr berolis. Ser Der,
ungliidte Tolio9ier fam nid)t reft-
5eitig aus ieiner Sabine berauS, nm
nod ouf Ged 5u eeIon9en.
9ei'm IltSbrud oes SelierS be.
fanb lid Der Sdlepper .9uIlp," nit
einem S6leppfabn i'm Sau, mad
Neu.Gnglono beitimmt, in Der NGbt
beS 9ompferS .@len Sslono". Gel
Gapitou oes Shleppers, oeiienNam(
unbefannt lit, lieB ieinen aabn trei'
ben ltnb fubr 5uriid. um beu Yaiia.
gieren unb Der Wannidaft SiiIfe 81
leiIten. Or na1m Die % 2eute BOZ,
ben &ettungsbooten auf uno brad)te
Tie no6 Dem aeiIelraum. no iie iid
erbolen fonnten. gr sab einisen bon
ibnen Sleioer, Die feline Mannifofi
ebeulo notbmeuois brald)te, nno tbai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
GOfrcll O%eriOr0t.

Ter Senator Don Wiiiiorri an Der
5luiidenitootIihen Scrfcbr@-Gom
milton,
Maibtnqtou .. e., II. &C.,
Senator Godreu BON Wtiiiouri, mel
dem pom &rGiioenten 5tpei mid)tiQe
FlGbe i'm He9ierungSoienit angelo
ten Dor0en itno, ltm i'm iiber icin
Sdetoen ms Oem Senut 51t tr0itcu
cin HloB al Der &itbmuS= Gommiiitou
ODER elm Ylag an Der 5uii6cnItoat.
ltd)en TertcbrS : 9ommiiiion, bat iidl
entidloiieL Den 2eBteren an5llneh.
men. 0oS Subresgebolt zines Wtit.
gIieoeS Der 3rpiI6enitoatli6en Ser.
Transformation betrGgt $500, clio
$500 mebr. ais ooSlenige zines &c.
motors, mo in oieier &iniiht miro
senator GodreQ mitbin comfortabel
geiteQt ietn. Gas @eboIt ser aonals
G%ommiIi6re lit olleroings beoelltcno
b0ber, $4,000 pro Sobr, ubcr Der
Wfillourier Senator, mel6er ou9 20.
Sobr binter lid bot, mag lid uobl
itberlegt baben, Dab ooS &limd ulf
Dem Sitbmu3 cine 3ugobe bloc.
melde ben RreiS oeS boberen @ebolta
mebr, olS oufmtegt, Ger Soften,
luelfen er fir iid ouserWdbIt, lit
OerbGltniBmdBig beQuem, er gcitottct
ibmL bier IN 8oibington 5u bIeiben,
no er Ieit Sdbr5ebnten gclebt bat.
Der 8ldb miro AM 1. Sonuor pufont,
menn boS 0cn1ofrotiide Wtitglieo Der
Goinmiiiiou OolmnnS, nbacbt. Sc-
nator Godreu miro inoeB oel1 9oItcu
ni6t Dor GnOe Der GongrcB-S ibtnQ
antrctcll.
gtS Dem llmItonoc, ooB Senator
Godrea ocn Elob an Der 5luii6eu-
ltuatliden &crtebr3 g Gomumilltou
occcptirt bat, idlteBt man, ooB oic
Gage oieicr Gomnliiiion ui6t 0c5Gblt
Nino, iute mondlerortS %ongcnommen
miro, lueil ea in NllsIi6t itcbt, ooB I'M
ltGd)itcn Gon9rcB elm @eieb sur 2ll.
nobme 9elongen oiirftc, lueld)eS cine
nelrc NhlfiihtSbeboroe fir oen 5pi.
ibenitootIiten &erfgbr in @citolt
bon areiSgcrihten idofft. &ermutb-
lid glarlbt ser Senotor, ooB Ole Cont
miiiion inter allen llmitGnoen uob(
nod 10 longe lid bolten miro, bis or
einmol 6oS 3eitlid)e Iegnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

bciono uuo ocrIudtc, sic bciocn gro
Bcu HCttltnq86oote bcrltntcr SIT lais
fen. 3icic beiocn 9ootc befin0Cn lid
an ic cincr Scitc see S6iifeS. 0oS
on ser Stcuerbor0icitc mar ieitGC=
froren mo nidt 81 rcQiercn, lucS-
bolb Der Captain nod ser mnocreH
Seitc binilber Lief, mo bort 9clol1
eS ibmL 0oS @oot fIott 5lt modcn.
WcN}lIlin perilldte, cincS ser fleinee
rem 9oote bcrob 5l Iolien. Gr rutihtc
babel aus mo ficl BON Dem Stlrm-
ocd noh Dem GoIonocf herlnter,
100 er eillen Woncnt bct0rbt licgcn
bIieb. Eoi6 fam CT obcr micoer 81
Iid uno nlohte Iid) olri'S Ncue an
feline guf9obc, bic ibm MN mlf Sc
lang.
Die Wonni6oft mar 5uerlt sum
2oIden commonoirt morben abe.
feline Q0ihmonnifoft Ser Grbe mare
i'm Stonoe 9eipeler, in oieiem 6oIl'
etpoS al tbun. 9oS Seuer lfier
bon Sen GpnomoS inn Wittelplnf.t
Oe8 ShiiieS 81 fonmen mo grit
in 10 unQIoublid)er Sdneaigfeit I'm
iid, 6oB in 5tuei ober orei Wtinutel1
0oS Shiif pom 9u9 bis sum Stern
ein ein5igcS 6Inmnlenmeer mar. Ter
Captain beriei iett Die Wonnifoft
5uiommen mo lieB ite Die 9oote be-
reit %itellert, INN ooS Shiff ju perlai.
len.
8Gbreno Captain uno Wonnifai.
ten oue SGnoe pol 5u tbun botten,
berrid)te lnter ben Yoiio9ieren Die
gren5enIoieite Serpirrung. Sic rnnn.
ten III Den SolonS milo ourheinun.
Der bin mo her, 10 nor 3, 9. cine
gfe9erin u0uig nodt. Die farbige
SteporoeB Sorab Smoot ging gu
elmer Sabine, in melder cine iiioiide
NoIio9ierin i6liei mo rief ibr 5u,
berouS5ufomnca uno nob oen 300.
ten 81 ellen. 9te Srail o~nttportetc
uno fol8te ouh einen Sbeil oes @e.
geS, oils ibr einiieG, ooB Tie ettpn$
pergeiien babe. Sic lief 5uriid, INN
einen entiebIid)en 600 3u iinoen.
@ertbpoIe 9ienlte ~leiitete Dem
Captain Der Gniiogier Irtbur @ol.
lace oitS @aIIinsforb. GerieIbe be-
fano li6 BET Dem Captain, oils ooS
6eier olisbrad) itno eebord)te ben
Weiiuneen, ais rpenn CT sur Wann.
ifoft gebore. Sr. @aIoee mai iehr
angegriffen, ba er iif aiif elmer ull-
unterbrohenen Teiie bon Mew.Sr.
leans, 2ouiiiona, 100 er ser @eiuno-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
Tapis oanft a6.

ga 6ineton, II. Ge5.-0er
om%erifaniide &oniul in9lleronoretta,
Sprien, Nomens u. G. 9apis, 1pel.
der fiir5lif nit ben tiirfiifen Be
BORDEN in llnbeaigfeiten gefommen
mar, neil er ant 8eburtstoge oeS
Sultons Die omerifaniide Sabine ailf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eingebolt bate,
bat iif perionlif I'M Staatsoeparte.
ment eingeiunoen unb angefiinoigt,
BOP er ieinen Ibi6ieo boben mill.
Seinem @unih miro Wiafabrt mer-
BEN, iobalb er iein @ntlaiiuugsgeiud)
formen eineereift bat.
Die Gonferen5 5iuiihen ben
itrifenoen arbeiiern ltno Den Sabri.
fanten IN 6al-Iiuer, Moii., lit reiul-
tatlpS berIQufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

Sn 0ep-0orfi lit Ridter G. S.
Sammono BON Mempbis, genn., an
ser 2lngentaiitoune se~Itorben. CT
mar sc Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

cSOe1 0utmQn& g.
Snt Gr0gei6OB,

@r 6abcu rim grOfartgeS NnOrtimcnt Der feinfru SOrteu
OOH @Or5clau, crquuTten unb 5Hrideu 6laSuaGreH, 8rOuge- mo
MarHOr-StaucH, &uHu, geihltfenem BlaS, Slbermaareu, Gam
pen, lTbreH - tbGtiGdlid Ilem, an mdS Sir SeHten f0unen -
DeHH mr BabeH WeOsr 3et nod NFHGe geipart, OGe sur gr6Ftu
u6 beeH SammluHg non NnHtaegcHitGHOeH in Der Staot 81 ma
den. Nit iud' cinem &eidtbum bon Ga6en lit eS nur gerimac
WGibe, cH auHebm6areS @cdcut ~ mG6en. Die @reie InO e6en-
falls einlOOcHO, j. g:
6HbHanh Foreuan Diner Scohr 100 etdc $685.
9ngHibe BorCum GiHcrS Service, 100 ShdC CnhHebN6 ppUtTCTi 50 gS
Ehue iapaHfhe 8ordlHn NCgenhhtTu Smoer raudrr $225 &tb, fr S19S.
3dorrte Stln5Inuhr Scbtr nit guSaufcunCr fir 59S.
, @rd Snr NNSerote 2 lSdfer, 12 &en, 2 GbampaGers mo Il gabsteDs
GIhr SI9S.
@obpmtute ubrcn gumdn 8erf Omc @mutc SpcyCu S3OO.
gRte POrelln RGuufHS" -SuBemo Sic
SeWtc 5ruhtGeHer ES Smd Hc
Snut3Nbrn, boil guNntht out acWph, remMr 5000 bier mn SI49
Ndnahlr4nutS ubrn. G9c menL fir Doc.
Colonial GIsABmhboDler nit ~ bdM pNCnPn GmCn S98
Colonial @Hn3PhIr 3C
eubCWHm1c SME m6 Qccr eHbfcL in MoBqcutctrr sdu6tL 4aar BIC
SbatnG 2tbe3, 3 Rnt@roBC, nit f1nnc tr bcfes &nfr Setengrtie mo neuele
@remer, S541.
Gbanp 5HbQ6Hl mo @auen nit ibuarcu G6nboL @mH 9oS Slid Csc
3ethd 3rdn6ir @umnur nit Sterling SHrr Nfdlaa, in Niabq efIHerpr Stdh
tel fir $3.50.
GOgerS p1841" il6crplathrtc @Oaren. - Spe3ialpreic.
gupnBfcL 0u9m6 $3.50. saueBHeL, shd soc.
1buDel Eupm6 S23S. Iner9ner anfeh6heI 9ueGo $3.50
GIben, 3ubcb Si5 9uHr8 Nben 9uBeno S374.
U0Wr SuBen6 S42l Nue Seth @aben, Smd 7c
SG0pNGfL SUd S24D, SIbrpGttre gubfnnder Smd 4c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
5EtrrhenaTrfmf.
Gin &aTagiers9 ampfer int Gong
SsIanb'S Hu6 berbraHnt,

Gieben MitgIicocr ser @aunidaft
un0 3pci EaiIooiere INNS 2eber
%Qefommen - GntiebIidc3 Gbid-
iaI Ser 9ei5er. scencn bei
Der 8ettlng ser lIeberIebenoen
- uriadle nubefauut. - @abr.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08

to hide in the hills during the next day.
That day the prospeetor's tobacco ap-
petite and Pearls appetite for food
caused. the man to ride to Mammoth
to secure Tobacco and food. For several
days after that they drifted down
through the mountains until they came
within twenty miles of Benson. They
eamped there one day-they did most
of their travelling by highland bot :
We're asleep when they were surprised
by Sheriff Truman, of Pinal county.
and captured. Preceding the capture
the young woman desperate was
awakened by shouting and the firing of
guns, and when she jumped to her feet
she looked into the muzzle of two ugly
Winchesters.
From their camping place Pearl Hart
and the proSpectOr were taken to Ben
son, and then to Florence, where she
was separated from her bandit COM
panion and taken to Tucson, where she
was lodged in Jail.
But she did not like the jail, and she
did not intend to remain there if there
was any way Of getting out. She did
escape, but was recaptured twelve days
later at Deming, N. NJ. She had again
donned mems clothes to aid her in
escaping. She was then taken back
to Tucson.
She was aided in her escape by a
man who had but one day to serve in
the jail. This man was regarded as
a deadly enemy by Pearl Hart before
he aided her in escaping. After that
she regarded him as a friend While
in the Jail the young woman bandit
made a pet Of young wild cat. She
kept the animal in her cell most of the
time. but occasionally it roamed out
into the corridor and visited the cells
of the other prisoners. One day it en-
tered the cell of the short term prfs-
oner- He picked up the cat and held
it above his head, and the animal bit
the prisoners hand, badly decorating
it. With a howl of rage and pain he
threw the cat to the steel floor of the
cell and killed it.
For hours Pearl sat in her cell ours
ing the man who had killed her pet, but
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RUSSIANS SEE HORRIBL THINGS
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Actaca had her larboard engine dam
aged by shell and one sailor on board
her was killed. One sailor on board the
Hayabusa was killed by shell.
THE third detachment, Rear Admiral
Dewa commanding, reached Port Ar
thur at o'clock Tuesday morning.
The first detachment under Vice Ad-
miral Togo and Rear Admiral Nashiha,
second in command. arrived <off Port
Arthur at 8 in the morning for the
purpose of protecting the destroyer and
the torpedo boat ffotilfas and to
search for the crews of the sunken
merchantmen. The vessels of these
detachments remained until 4 o'clock
Of Tuesday afternoon, but their search
was fruitless. The day was foggy and
it was impossible to observe the con-
dition of the enemy. The detachments
then returned to their base and since
the morning of May they have been
engaged in other operations"
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Continued From Eleventh Page.
EMPERoR's COUSIN TO THE FORE.

PARIS May 8-The ST. Petersburg correspondent the
Journal that Viceroy
called at the instance Of
Topatn and that the cousin
NicolaievitcE will replace
A
The Journals Mukden correspondent the
Port Arthur
urday afternoon The passengers that point
ty-fve miles they
his engine Colonel
the engineer speed Japanese pur
volleys
riages. Three Of the passengers wounded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
WOMAN JUMPS FROM enf
CHICAGO HOTEL WINDOW
Man With Whom She QuarreIs Says
She Is From Davenport.

CHICAGO, May IA woman giving
the name of Mrs. Maud Todd tonight
leaped to the pavement from a second
Dearborn avenue and Erie street. She
sustained fatal injuries. The jump
followed a quarrel with Albert G.
Todd, who the woman said was her
husband. Todd, when arrested, denied
that the woman was his wife, and gave
her name as Maud Schermerhorn, of
Davenport, Iowa.
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Moetzlin will arrive from st. Peters
burg Monday and complete arrange
ments to issue the loan. American
bankers say that no portion of it is
likely to be taken in New York. 1t is
pointed out that the placing of Rus
sian securities on the New York stock
exchange has not proved success A
leading Russian official here said that
not single Russian bond had been
bought in America since the listing
took place
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Guns Are Spiked.

ANTUNG, Manchuria, May IA
Japanese force recently charged a
thousand men Of the Russian rear
guard, consisting of battalion Of in
fantry and two batteries Of artillery,
near Hamatan, west Of Kiu-Lien-
Cheng. After sustaining heavy loss
the japanese spiked the Russian guns
and captured 400 prisoners.
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French Women Help the Wounded.

PARIS, May THE organization
called Les FemHIeS de France turned
over to the Russian embassy today two
complete field hospitals one hundred
beds each. This organization is COM
posed of women in large cities through
out France, including members of many
noble families. Two more hospital OUT
fits will be assembled shortly. The
embassy sends these hospitals to the
front under the direction of the en-
press, who is personally experimenting
the efforts of French women in behalf
of Russian wounded.