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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
JOE WALKER
Hu ls pRoMorEo 70 a supERiN.
TENDENr posIrIoW AT o.
kERsrlELD.

lu h.a appointment t0 .upouutoul
oHry OF tHo santa Do lines north OF
bakersfield zoe Wa.ssr ls 90 sac.
coed a ID scnIuIlor. who has re.
.Ieueu tu ro with the California NORTH
western railroad Rs che as athnt of
f president A. w. Foster on tho
nra of next month
when tho Santa Do people OnuEh
che valley railroad and obtained on
entrance into San Francisco. Mr. Wal
Hef wac chosen aB toe gup0r.utond
enc of tho company terminals boz
ih'H city and at Point Richmond o.
o. Dun'ry was hls assistant M Dun
ioy win succeed Mr Walter u the
place hC .H 90 yacato.
Tho santa Fc people on The coast
are pleased 90 hear Of Walkers pro
motion lID B a worry popular man.
lnI both hy h.a personal ana ofloIal
conduct hba wlu ZOO warm admlra
lion of the Santa Fo oinr'al family
from President o. o. Ripley down 90
mo Yc0p.o who have WORKER under
him
HIa career with tine Santa be hos
boon rather unusual twenty-five
years ago Be- got modest wages from
the company as bridge carpenter
There was o. wrocE ln Kansas on the
limo OF the road eighteen years ago
end The way ho repaired burnt
bridge and expedited tho movement
90 delayed trains by means % a ,arrs
force of men under him gained him o.
chief Clcrkahip ia The operating Of
ncc Later ON uo was sent out 10
this coast 90 take a similar position
and showed a degree Of ability that lea
To- hia Advancement
On hIs now fob Mr. walker will have
charge Of 52t miles Of road with IarEs
iiscrotIogary powers The salary he
is 90 SET Is said 10 be- an Exceptionally
tood one owing 10 he authority BE-
slowed oa him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
FOUND DEAD IN
CLOSET or CAR
D. G MCGUIRE, A suFruRER CON
mo TO THIS COUNTRY roR nc
uEF. PASSES AWAY

D @ MoGuro Of Olusy. Oslaaoms
lorr.i'fY was found DEAD in ths
,'oHot o' me chair car Of santa Fs
passenger train NO . which arrived
here last mFht rbo holy wa atlu
warm when discovered rf u s
Thought that Mcclure sac uricteu
with heart disease between UonnauUo
rHf OBJ. city The remains uIIc move
Iha morruc Of D vs. Edwards uu
'criak.uF 0atah'Ishmrot from which
place ihg funeral w Ho hr'I tom7
row morning DO DO ocI0c
Tho deceased wbH Gf rt.a UE ara
Ia was o. HuForor ~ froraf ana uaf
r'fbton of Ibo heart ana Was follow
DOGS the Instructions of b's rhysiciar
ln Oklahoma in coming to Now Nor
'r1 De was accompanied ly ti7
family consisting of Mu MCGUIRE and
two children and on reaching me
mountains % Now MCalc0 declared
'o hia wife that bp w8a feeling boiior
already and ate heartily tle made
no complaint ~ FEELING unusually ui
previous Goo mo tImo no entered ths
closet whore bIs remains wore found
Tho body laId boz "a heap on the noor
The clothes were not dcranfed. Mr.
Mcclure was AN Odd Fellow. and TIE
local order took cHargo of me body
reg % WA tston from tho train. ami
vilI have CHARGE or tho funeral tomor
row Rev Cocha of tho Load avenue
Vo'hodist Episcopal church win pro.
40. 40 thn services
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

ithaca. n. ". March 25.-Tho an.
Hual debate between Cornell and Go.
umb.a takes place here thlF evening
aud promise to bo the event Of the
colloEo year Tho subject of debate
is embraced n tho following IRE.
solved. That tho unIouizatIon OF non.
union shops is for the best interest
of the lahornr man CornoIi haH
fho amrmeuyo side Of the doaate
and CoIumt'r The negative
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
TROOPS SENT TO
GUARD TELLURIDE

neavcr March AdIulant Gomez
81 Beu and eve companies OF mr'da
Ion Denver Tor Telluride last might
snd are expected 20 arrive there this
afternoon General Bell will De ln tho
1eld only a short time ana viii Do
succeeded hy Col lewis N Barnum CO
Pueblo. who win have command OF th-
'1reos no Telluride.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
C. e. SHERMAN AND MISS RUBY
CLAYcoMB MARRIED.

Mr. O. b.. sherman of Albuquerque.
N. H. arrived in the city Friday
evening, and early saturday morning
IL IVES rUmored that no would carry
away one OF our sweetest and best
young girls. Miss Ruuy Claycomb. as
a bride Tho umor was confirmed in
the afternoon when Clork spoako con.
hdenually told a few friends that he
had issued a license 10 wed Mr. G H.
sherman and Miss huby Caycomb.
laey were quietly married SUNDAY
evening 40 the residence OF the
Brides mother ON iowa avenue. Rev.
Bennett ohciating only the Imme.
diato relatives of the family were
present
Mr. sherman 10 young railroad
man and an artist ct no mean ability
and may sometime acquire fame az
a oarlcaurIst
Miss Claycomb rs a sister 0f o N.
Claycomb. the furniture man. and has
lived here most OF her life She spent
one year a. school al Fulton, ls.
souri, where she devoted most OF her
time 10 the study OF oIocution. aud
she has frequently recitpd before
ChiCkasha audiences.
Both have many friends WAC wish
them hon voyage through he on the
NOT always smooth sea OF matrmOny
They received quite a number OF use
ful and valuable presents. They left
ON the 1856 train Tor Albuquerque
Tho above Article % taken from tse
Chichasha, Indian Territory. Daily
Express, March 2i. Haw
The happy groom. with bis wife o.
rived the other day and enjoyed sew
oral days visiting h.s parent1 Mr.
and Mrs N Sherman.
THIS morning the young couple let
Tor Chlckasha. whore Mr. Sherman
viii enter the employ OF the Rock TO-
land road as a machinist AZ tho shops
there Hs held a position 10 the local
shops. bat wa one o. those Who we're
lot out when the rttfenchmont order
went into effect q short time aEo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

six. round bout before tho .illWaukes
Boxing club tonight A both hrhtors
arc OF the aggressive and hard hitting
class. the contest Ia expected 10 be
ono Of the nvcllcst and most inter.
ostlng pulled on IN the Cream CITY
this winter Much interest b. mani.
fosicd in the bout and a good Grove
ia expected 90 be- on hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
pRoosovee m MINING nArrrrs

Bill Passed TO Submit Such c-ssa 90
Jury instead o. 20 Courts 90 Here
tofcrc.
The hUl n1s.uI o., OH. r,uHfe recent.
Iy amending section gaoi 90 thc ra.
viaOd statutes relative o mining
claims is nov being considered by the
houne committee ON mines ana mlu.
ing
A. stated by the report ON the meas
uro ln the senate. the object 0f tho
dil ~ 90 harmonic the practice ln the
courts having Jurisdiction 20 dotcr
mlne auitB brought pursuant 20 tho
provisions Of section 2226 IN support
~ an adverse claim dlod IN the United
states land Office against an appl'ca.
ton FOR patent Tor a mining claim.
The practical effect OF the bin. 10 enact.
"a into law. will be- 90 try all these
oases before iurios instead % submit
ling them 10 courts through the mo.
tlum of Testimony tnkcn by oxamln.
ers In chAncery or referees
ca some Jurisdictions these actions
have been held 20 be- on the equity
side OF the court without regard 90 the
form u pleading or the relation OF tho
parties 10 the question OF possession.
Ia other jurisdictions q has been held
that whore the plaintiff was In posses.
sion he must rCFort 90 a suit IN equiry
10 qulet title which % on the equity
side ~ the court. and whore he o. ont
n possession he must resort 10 an ac.
lion al law before a Jury.
Under the equity rulos governing the
United States courts tho testimony ln
equity cases o. not taken before the
court Witnesses are examined By
referees out OF the presence o. ne
court and tho case goes 20 the court
10 the shape of written record. The
quesilonB upon which the validity OF
mining locations is established genor.
ally depends upon tho testimony N
minora and proBpoctors who were pres.
ent at the time OF location. or who
have knowledge OF the markings OF the
oiaim upon the ground and very often
this question depends upon conditions
thnt are only 90 be determined by an
Inspection OF the premises ~ the jury.
10 the mining states the courts fro.
quently ait from 100 20 500 miles
from the place whore the property "a
situated and has no opportunity Of
meeting the witnesses face to face Go
iudgo OF their manner 10 giving their
testimony or their character from
their conduct upon the witness stand
The report on this point says:
FAN men look alike on paper. and
the Bhify and vaclllatlng witness.
whOne manner would al once condemn
him IN che mind Of the court is often
made TO appear from the record OF the
testimony IN quite a. favorable a light
~ tho witness who O. candid and
straightforward Do manner and whose
domoanor commends him 90 the court
~ a man whose testimony o. worthy N
weight and crediblllty
The gravest injustice has frequent
~ resulted from the present system
- taking Testimony before q referee
~ other officers OF the court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

New York, March 25-slr Henry
Irving closes bis American tour at
tho Harlem opera house this evening
and sails for England tomorrow. lie
has appeared ln the leading American
cities since last October, and goes
bach about $4,000 richer than when
no came over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Joliet ll. Mach 25-A score Of
houses here voro unroofct by the
storm of last n'Eht and many small
buildings collapsed A. whtohoath.
The Un'vorsllIat church the elevator
and small hoi' wore blown down. tho
Methodist church was unroofcd and
feyoul houses were lifted on thrlr
foundations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

vs. ~ Greer. president of the Albu.
gu.rque Traction company loit last
might for RHFle. where he Is called on
matters In connection with me Vic
tor'n Land and Catto company ~
which concern be "a manager he ex.
poets 70 rotura 20 Albuquerque the
fore part OF next week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

a. w sabin and family OF Mauchos.
Ger. Iowa, who have been ln the city
some time pass guests OF W. -. "a.
DIN and other former oidtimo iowuns.
lrft last nieht for Denver whore they
R.ll visit previous to returning home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

President Meyer stated later tha.
he had received q telephone message
from shcrG Ruion of San Miguel
couaty and that official mad Informed
h.m that Boz ha1 not found time set
Co serve tho Injunction papers. Con.
soqueHily Che men selected to return
to Telluride viii not start ul tomor.
row or next day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Milwaukee, Wis. March l5--Dava
sullivan, who recently fought Young
Cohot" FOR the championship. ia ts
try bic proves against charlie
Neary the local featherWslght. %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
TELLURIDE CITIZENS
EVlCTED BY MOB
MILITARY RULE NOW CONTROLS
THAT MINING CAMP.

ouray, Colo March z5 President
OAaries n. Moyor OF the Western
Federation of Miners, after consulting
vita the union miners evictod from
Teiladde. has decided 10 send eleven
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Large Engine a, Alamoaordo-Tbe
Shay 80 lO5. mo largest engine of l'a
type in the world. o. lu ;hr Aialao
gordo shops undergoing 20 thorough
1yorhauling says the Slows The
boys say that Jim Riddle wants 90 run
'hg Shay on her trial trip. and when
me reporter interviewed 81 Riddle
1s to tho truth of me hoarsay. Doe bc
came very objective lu DTS rnmarFs
against tho oll Shay ana referred 90
Che time DE- was allowed to RON a
blackboard mail train" to Cloudcroft
ana back Mr Riddle said ou this
trip he Loot hia mail sack. Killed tho
horse and throw tho buck board up
ido down over tho poor dead ami
NAL thon walked Co Ia Luz. hired a
saddle horse and rode Co Alamog0r
DO and reported tho wreck 10 nia
company. aud Immediately received
notice that ho was not wanted to
make am more 'huckh0ari MALI
ruutr#
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
10 AVolD TROUBLE


NaffW ~ NNIAaaHt
Boa order 90 avert serious troubles
among the western roads conicrlnE
DO Chicago tho Rock Island withdrew
on Sunday the carriage tariff il issued
a waeh aEo. That tari6 provided that
the company would absorb on ship
mouia of freight destined 10 or ori
glnating AZ competitive points ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

allied with Mexican laborcra. on route
for work on the lines IN New Moxico
and Arizona A bunch " 80 On route
FOR work on THO coast limos leo Arl
zOnR and a bunch 90 90 Tor work ON
the main limo 40 Ration wore aont ont
Tho two parties with their families
0l'ed th1 car 90 overlooking and some
~ the men had o. De- taken care NJ ln
The baggage car
Tho El pago q Southwestern as r.
result NJ thu heavy business over thaf
'nr has found % necessary i1 plac.
ln order with iho Pressed steccl Car
company 90. frty additional pressed
.ienl ore cars which viii hc used In
The hauling of ore over that line The
new cars Wiil Del 1f one hundred tboua
tad pound. capacity 1uf u1IoaiDd by
mems o' 600 1Ir attachment The cars
VIu br .miIlr to tho thirty received
.oue time ago
The Rock Island and El paeo north
hstern general passenger depart
monts how have up q proposition 90
poi on a special car between lll PaHo
lud So Louis for the worus Fair. 90
run into SO Louis over the Wabash
system
W. W. sylvester vice president OF
ttc kansas city MoyIco a. orient
railroad. who mas zone to New YORK
city tor tho purpose off placing sccu.
HUos f0r the two construction com
8uiss nDV huha.rs tnr Orient in
Mexico
Engineer Brown. who was hurt BOZ
no derbiimoni of o. freight train on
Tho Mexican Central is atlI seriously
100 at AruLH C1lIettoa lio sustained
niurlcs 90 both he loes. fnd hIs right
arm vac badly burned.
Al Hlrland of st. Louis. lhc chief
promoter OF the proposed railroad
rom Ration % EI.zah,tntoNn. was iu
Ration ibo other day ON business con
1octcd with bio railroad project
w a. hHOra iH new CLERK Boo thU
.mce of W. D. uwy freight auditor
Hr One Santa Tr 90 topeka hD 10.
un work monday morning Mr A.
boris succeeds o. 70 sbr.yr. resigned
Noehu'st G. A. shaiDr and family
500 NOV. Boo the near future tn Kan.
es city IC has resigned 90 the
local shops
Machluist j. Bocht0l has 90.
s'enol 90 che local shops and wlI go
fo El Pas.
Railroads Aso Anuoul- .rhe doD.s
ION by the Interstate Commerce com
m.ssi0n 10 the effect that cattle ship.
nors may recover damages for oVcos.
sivo transfer charges ga causing much
worry among local tranic officials.
Hays a Chicago dispatch
d. j. HERON has quit machine
department q. the local shops and ac.
ooutod a berth I'm the storonouso de-.
pnrtmca,
a called meeting OF the stoCkhold.
ew OF me Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific Railway company held az Dav
onport Iowa. was attended, by Vico
President Mathor socrctary.1roasur
or Cosby and Assistant General Coun.
sol Walker The meeting voted In
favor OF $4,000 600 bond issue. and
.udoues The lease OF the Choctaw
. oklahoma and Hulf railroad and the
purchase % the following lines. Min
neapols and 81. Paul Terminal rail.
J way. Ch0Ctaw Oklaho ma and west
rn Sonrcy and Dcs Arc railway and
the HazOn and Northern railroad
Larne Ennlna a. AIamsnarda- mn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

Aobinion Die brieilihc WtittbeillnQ,
ooB lid nobrideinlid mebrere Nine
rifancr betbeiltgen milr0en, Die Re.
qeln, melhe nun einem Sub Mus
IduB 0eS &oilerlihen ,Soht Clubs
3ll atel0, mclder ans Dem Wurines
9ltto6e ScbbinQhnlla bon Der heltt
i6el 9otidoit 5ll @oibirgton, Sorn.
4. Z. i. 9iobinlon ln0 Sorn. Nlliion
q. gIrnolr bcItebt, iin0 betonnt ge.
geben luoroen.
0ennof ioQ Ole @ettfobrt Sei.
tens oes aoiierliheu rSntbt Clubs
jll Siel orranqirt lucroen umo 6rens
ser ESSoften olIer 9totionen lollen
ii6 ooron betbeiliqen fonnen menn
Die reip Giaentbiiner Wtitglieocr
pom \<odbt Gibbs iin0. Iie ,Snhten
iollen 100 5onnen nnh omeritani-
iher 3oabou2 Meiiung ooer 200
Sonnen Sbome2 , Meiiung mo oa.
riiber entbolten. &or Der glbiobrt
miliien aQeS 6rollbcn bon oenS6oi.
ten entiernt merocn Ger Stort ioQ
om 10. Wioi Dor lid geben, uno 5nor
bon Dem Son0u 0oof 2euhtboule
nad oem &i55oro Scubtbouie. 90S
3eit Der 9lbiobrt lit , llbr gtohnit.
togs ieitneictt g4enn ni6t orei
SSnften ongemelOet inn, ioQ oic
8ettfobrt nibt itottfinoen. 9ie@ctt.
fobrt Ioll untcr Den internotionolen
&egeln iiir ben Seeipeg itottiinoen,
uno on 9orb elmer ieoen So6t ioQ
iih enhueocr Ser 9eiiber oerielben
oOer Elm &ertreter oeiielben 6eiinoen,
poroilsgeicgt, OaB bieier Ifitqlico
eines onerfonnten SSo6t,Glubs it,
Nnnelblingen fir Die g9ettiobrt
Iollen nm 9titternodt am I. 2lpriI
1905, geid)loiien iein. 9(ppIifntionen
iino on Den Sub 9(usihub 0e3aui-
Ierli6en Snd)t Clubs irnter gIoreile
oes Marine s(ttofe ser oeutiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

@otihnit 81 @ni6ington 81 erfoIgen.
Der Sub gIuslduB ioa old be.
ltinmen, neldle 6o6r3eu0c IN oieaas
tegoric Der arcl5er \5ohten geb0.
ren, ino BON Der GntiheOung OieieS
g(nsihuIieS ion eS feine NppeQntion
gcben. gInnleIoegebiihr miro niht
erbobcn mo 3eitnodloB miro niht
geltattet.
Ger Sceon 9eher miro Dem 81.
qentbiimer Der iiegenoen Sodt Sci
tens oes aoiiers 5u 9eginn Der &ie.
Ter Hegotto 8ohe perionli6 iiber.
reid)t; allh miro Der aoiicr Grtrus
Ereiie iiir cine BON ie orei l5o6ten
oertbeilen, mclhe on ser Wettiubrt
5beil gcnonmen.
Gum 3mcd Der Soentiii3irung Der
getuinncnOen Sndten, lpenn Oieiel-
ben bel Iumtelbeit am 3iele onlon.
gen ioQten, limo Sihter bon gelpiiicr
9lrt lmo 6orbe uorgeieben,
0ic 0euti de &riegSflotte
TSn politilhen Sreiien gebt oos @es
riid)t nm, oic Rcgierlng plane cine
Teritdrflrng Der ariegSflotte IN gro
Benl llmfnnge. glngebli6 lit cine
,Slotten. @orloge in 8orbereituna bc.
0riiien, ourh luelhe jebn neue &inien.
ifific, ieds aroBe arel5er lno ieds-
;ebn fleine areit5er Dem 8eitono bin.
5ugeiiigt lper6en ioQen. @ebnli6e Sc
rii6te liio idort friiber dlf9etoud)t,
nber allemal in gfbreoe geitellt NOR.
Den. (botin6e iii, bob lid Die 6efannt
Gennhten Wtnrine.Soroerilngen Der
Ate9ierln9 iiir ooS ndd)ite Gtatsiobr
in Der 0ollptlo6e ourhous IN oen
@ren5cn 0e5 ,Slottengeiebes pom II.
,}lni 1900 belpegen. GS ueroen al
neuen Shiifen nod WfoBgobe oeS
lroglidcn @eiebe5 5lpei Qinienidiife,
Elm groBer itnb 5luei fleine areu5er
nerlongt 9IuBer9olb oes Gabmens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

Itcbcn nltr cinige 6nr0errmQen, 3lls
nG6lt filr 5uci &anonenbootc. GineS
oeier Soote uur0e ihon inn uort0en
Gtot pom SlmoeSrotb perlonQt, pom
,ReidStug u6cr abgelebnt. Soodm
lollen nelt qebaut peroen ein Cenoer,
ein Spe5iolIhiff fiir Sobiee Weiiun.
gen mo Elm Utinenoonpier. 9tomentl
lid Die Iebtcrc 6orberunQ erregt Sn.
tereiie, oo lic lid ols sSolge Der Gr.
fnbrltngcn oeS rlliiiid.i .iapaniihen
ariegea crgcbcn hot. Shlieblid iol.
fen ieBt auh beionoere Wtittel CUR Nm.
Itcllnna bon 8eriuhen 3lpedfS Neidai.
tlmg bon l(ntcrlcebooten 6Cluiaiqt
per6cn.
(roBoenl bon oifi5ioier 5eite int
mer lpleoer perlihert iporocn lit ooB
penlgltenS iiir oaS n16lte ,Sobr feline
groBeren gtelforoerlngen IN 2lualiht
genommcn ieien, neil Die NrQicrllng
crit einmol Die 8ermebrun0 oca see.
res lno ole oollerroe geieBIifc Gin.
rilbrung Der 5rpeii06rioen IieniBeit
nnter 0ah uno 6od) brinQcu molc,
lino ood Die ,}lueifel an Dem Grnit
Der Gegierllng in oieier Niuiid,t ius
mer picocr rcge geporbcn Wnn
meint jebt, ouB, lpenu ser W}ilitdrs
lno Der rcguI0re Worinc.Gtat erie.
oigt iin0, Die neue s5lottcu &orloge
ouIS Gupct fonlnen miro.
8os Den Feriondlbeltuno ocr6lottc
onbelongt 10 ioa CT nod oem W|a.
rine.Gtnt iilr, 1905 ouf geaen 10000
Wann qebroht lueroen, mGbreno er
fitr Dos lolticn0e 8ehnungsiobr 49,.
600 a0pfe betr6qt. Die 6altptiteQen.
oerrnebrun0en lperben nlti ole Wto.
troIei' iIno Werit- Gioiiionen, iorpie
Die Gorpeoo- -9lbtbeiluneen entioQcn.
Tic uerid)ieoenen Gffijiercorps Der
s5lottc Sec.Ciiijiere, Morine. ,Snoe.
niellre, Morine Sniontcrie ctc.), cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

ihlieBlid) oeS Murinc SunitGt3s
Offi5iercorpS, ncr0cH I'M neucn Gtnt
5lm erItcn N|oIc acacn 20OO a0pic
5Gblen.
Siirit @uo5ipill to6t
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Griten lmO @cucrol Der 9lrtileric }.
.. a Ia illte oca ( @oroe.6cloor.
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&uli 1888 in ScpliB gc6orcn mo
icit 1851 nit Ntoric Iorotbco q. 8.
s.. Der lPorQlia oc Guiteuonc Der.
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qicG 0cs prellBilhcn SerrCnbouie0.
@ricitiQun9 Scr Dcutid),
cnGIii6cn @eQeni0tc.
Sir Gbono0 gorclap. Der befanntc
engliihe EoIitifer miro oenlndd)lt IN
Berlin eintreiicn INN ijber ole 9cici.
tigiHnQ Der }uiihen 0eutl6lono lmO
9nglon0 beItebcnoen 8egenioBc ei,
neu oiientlidlcu 9ortrog dll boltcn.
Vtnn lit oli oc @irflmg oieier yci-
genartigcn Eropugon0o iiir ciu bel
icrca Ginpernebmen Der bciocn Gan,
Der bier iebr gciponnt.
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Iic icit ciniger 3eit I'M @on0e 0e
peienen &erbonblungen 9ctrcri2
lleberno6me Der oSoQano 2lnrerito
Sinie" Ollrh Die oSombllrg.2lmerito-
Sinie" lno ben ,gtoroOeutid)cn2lon0
iino obgebrohen noroen. God miro
ermortet ouB lie iiber flr5 ooer lana
luieoer ulfgcnonuen per0cn.
q a 6 gtcip 9orf untcr.
meas.
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oes 3ompierS ,IelltidllonO" BON Der
oSomburg. .Slnlerito.2inic" nod9tptu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
Aus Sem Semti6em Neie6e.
Sic &cGrtn fir bic fniierlidc Sadt-
wettfaGrt feitgeitcllt.
Der 9(merifaner geiuobrt.
9eoeutenoe 9eritdrflngen Der
Ocutiben ariegSilotte geplant.
9(naeblih cine neue Worine-
porIoge. - &eri6ieoeuc fleinere
9tnbri6ten ans Dem &eiAe.

Berlin, II. Ie5. - 0ie Hotb'
ge6er oea aoiiers erohten es iiir
ratbiamer, ooB Die tronsotlontiihc
Sod)t @ettiobrt ntsihlieBlid) Der
TIurisoiftiou oeS aoiierliden >Saf)t-
Clubs unterltelt iueroen loute, ais
entlpeOer ben 9tem 9orter ooer Oen
g(tluntic ,Sohtclub bin5u5u5ieben,
neil 5fuiihen oieien beioen cine &c
miiie Sponnllug berrift. Ser SailCr
milnld)te, BOB feinem pou beioen &c.
geniiber irQenb melde &oreingenon.
menbeit ge5eigt merOen iollte. 0o
ole SS. 9lniion @. 9lrmour nno s.
9. j. Hobinion 5pei pen ben Orei
Wtitglieoern oes Gomite's 6eS aieler
Gibbs, S,lpeIdeS NIT oenglrrongementS
Der @ettfobrt betrnut it, Gmerifa.
ner limo, ltuo oos brittle Otitglieo,
Der belti6e Worine glttade IN
@oibington, iid) IN ben Ser. Stao.
ten beiinoet, poltet Die 9Iniidt ob.
ooB Die omerifoniidlen SodtbeiibGr
an9emeiien pertreten limo.
3ie 9luSiidten aui cine groBe gln-
5abl bon 2lnmeloungen iinO redt
gut. @or einigen Sogcn mofte Sr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-04-20

a photograph whicI is said to be the
largest ever taken. This gigantic pic
ture measures thirty-nine feet eight
inches by four feet eleven inches. 1t
represents the Bay of Naples. and was
taken from Castel San Marino, the
highest point behind Naples. from
which the eye commands the whole
city and bay as far rs Mount Vesuyius
and Capri. In order to secure as ex-
tensive panorama as possible, six
different views on as many plates,
measuring eight and One-tenth inches
by ten and one-half inches were first
taken. From these six plates, which
were designed with a view to being
onnected to one another in contin-
uous series, six enlargements. four feet
eleven inches by six feet seven inches
in size, We're prepared by means Of an
apparatus with lens one foot in diam
eter. The enlargements were made
directly ON silver bromide paper. The
inherent difficulty of connecting the
single plates so as to avoid any break
was overcome so successfully that it is
practically impossible to detect the
boundary line of any two plateS.-Sci-
entific American.