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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-14
Mlcranocr Samiltpn.

@eItcrn morcn blnbert Sabre per-
f%lo''erL lett Ileronoer Somilton, Der
9roBtc StoatSmoml Der HeppllltionS.
Ferlooe, Der &ugclmunoe erlegen lit
Die CT om Gage 5ilpor oi,f Dem 6elbe
Der Gbre, I'M 0len nit Moron Burr
l'lllueit @eebolufen om Suoion, e.
holtcn bottc. Won bot eS einen poli-
i'ld)en Wtoro 0etonnt, ulo neiter
NOR eS out nidt. Burr mor nidts
anocreS, oils Gin politiitcr ,Torpbp,"
Der lld) on leinem @egller Somilton.
melher Surr's politiihe Sltriaue,
bel Der Rem. 9orfer @~ouperneurs.
mobl I'M Sabre 1904 orrdfreust, Der
Tim IN @ort unb Shriit unbormber.
$40 nnge9riiIen bate, nid,t onoerE
roben 81 fonnen eloubte, olS bob e,
ibn Dor Die Eiitole Foroerte. Sd,Iut
Somilton Den @offenaons aus, i,
gloubte Burr, i'm oils Geialin;
branomorfen, i'm fir immer I'M
ldaolib MAIDEN 81 fonnen.
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A6er in bcnt HebolittionSbe[ben
Der an Ser Seite Wofbington's, oIs
oeiien 9loiutont, @eneralitobsdef II.
SetretGr, foit ieoe groBere SfIodt
oea Neutrality-suspicious. mitaemoht
hotte, lebte Der olte 8ampfesmutb.
0na piloe 9Ilt oeS @~eitinoiers roIlte
nod ourd bic 9(oern beS ollsoeseid.
retcll WtanneS er nabm an INN
bei'm eriten alt9elmediel erbielt or
pie t0btlide @itnoe. auf iold' troai-
ife 8eiie mllbte Der gr6Bte Stoots-
monnL elmer Der @riinoer unIerer
Hepublify Der llrbeber unieres ST.
noqSipItems unb @ieoerberIteuer
nnlereS n~otionolen Credits nod Dem
5errpttenoen 8efreirngsfriege enoen.
sir Die Hadmelt ober, fir ieocn
Fqtrioter, 1T es cine Gflid)t oos PIN.
oetfen on Dieien groBoeiItigen Ser
fedter rnb @riinber Der iungqn SIC
pilblif in @bren 81 boIten. Gr mar
Der tntimIie uno berufenite Matbge.
Der Walbington's, olle 9roBen Sumo.
gebungen oeielben, ielbIt bie be-
rilbmtc IbidieOS. Noreiie, otbmcn sic
e%rbdbenen @eoanfen Sarnilton's,
uno ipenll cS olth fir ooS illlloe
StoatSfpeien cin @liid mar, BOB an
benz geraoen, idli6ten Sinn @ai6.
in9tnn'S mo Ser crIten &olfSpertre.
ter Die mebr oriltofrotiidcn Soee'n
Somilton'S getreffs u%niercr 8olfSs
Heaierung i6eiterten, ieinc ionitigcn
boben Seroienite iidern i6nt fir oac
3eitcn cine Stelle ais elmer Scr gr6Bs
ten Wdnner unieres 2on6eS.
@ie ieber Menid, bottc o,th NGc,
ronoer Samilton feline Seblcr. Gr
mar Elm Telier- lttb SerridergciIt;
lciocni6oftlid oft bis 5lm Gr5eB,
bon nnbcn9iomcm @iQen fonnte er
DIT feline @cgner oltf's SiefItc belief
oi9en, ober on EotriotisnulS, oll
treuer Sinqobe on Die Sodc oe5
Srcibcitsfompfes unb an oen oltS
Ocnliclben berporec9ongenen Stoo.
tcnbluno muroe Ser Siibrer Der bon
linn g~egriinoeten acknowledgements
bon aeinem iibertroffen.
Ereilen mir ms aliiflid, 0ob sic
3eiten poriiber Iinh, 100 man ielbIt
in unierem freicn Nmcrito nod Scr
mittelolterlihcn Nniid)t bulbigte,
ooB cine p%ermeintlidc 9eleioiglng,
uno lei lie oud nitr IN Der Site beS
politii6en Samples erfolgt, MIR
Ourd ben 3peifompf geiiibnt perOen
fonnte. Ser S6rei Der Gntrilitnng,
Scr bomlols nah bcm Sobe Somils
TOMS brrf bos 2onb ging uno glo-
ron Burr 5llr ihleltnigen Slildt ms
g(ltSlnno trieb, no cr ols Scrbunnter
iturb, bot oud, ~bier5ulonoc elmer Der.
niinftigen Nnidolrung 9obn Gcbros
hen. Mcronber Somilton ipor etltcS
Der letter Spfer oes 3meifompfe5
nm Der pcrionliben Gbre Willen g..
iueien. CEbilo0. 9emotrot")
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ipcrbcll. Die sur 2ebellsboltlutg notb
mcnoigcn Ginge Ioatcn ME uno MINI
mer monnpoliiirt per0en 0iIrtclt
&unocrttmtienoe bon Sarmern mn
unoercn Sieb5iidtern uno Die Vfllllo'
men ser ItGotiihen 9eD0lfcrllng oeS
Ynn0cS baben 6orllnter 81 lctocH.
Qlc N~c8lerung bat ge8cn ooS 6lcl'd)-
monopol bis icBt 10 gut mlc lltd)t@ &C.
than. IS lit Gin Ginboltabcre5l er-
lalicn lporocn, Den sic 6lcildmo1opor
Iiitcn flllg ulnQangcu babclL ltllo 70
lit Die Sad)e bCilu Nltcn gcblIebell.
Grirculid) lit Oc3baIb Die Grtlorrln9
in Scr oemotrutiifcn Fldtt'orllt, III
Scr Is beibt: Gin Fripot W}onopoI
fam niht ucrtbcioigt mo llldt sc
ouloct mcrOcn. Eracno cilr Srlllr,
Mpnopol o0cr 5pnOitat, oa9 0lIrf
G~ontrolirung Der @roouttlon, De
idr1nflma Scr Goutllrrell5 ODER Set
iebrn ser Irciic sen frcien Wfttbes
lncrb III it6rcu illd)t, loltc pom 8elee
nrrbotrn ltt0 bcitroit merOen. DIS
Golf miro lid am s. Nopcmber ser
IIciid, 1rr0 Moblcnnotb %erinncrn uno
ibrc Nl6itcllmg bcrbeifilbrcn.
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ing c d clblatt idretbt:
nSn Den Ser. Stooten gibt es onBer
benz geiuoltiaen &oiier nSrnlt" olld)
einen &onig, einen gor m1htlgell
aDnig unb bieier&onig beiBtv Eull."
Nur &onig Elll bringt Die Eolitlfcr
oft ms slnlt uno periilgt oont itbcr
lie, lnenll tie cinmol orin, mo ipcnnl
tic icine@unit perlieren, perliercn lie
olld ibr Mint. Gr Itebt ienIeits Der
@eletc, Die MIR gegebcn iperociL oo-
nit CT tie breden ooer llntgeber
fam. &onig Yull perfouft III 3eis
ten Der @efabr nniercr 6lotte Der
farlltc Sdifie lnlo ~liciert Den @oter-
LAMBS . Sertbeioigern perfonlteS
Sleiih. Gr gibt unfdbigen FcrIonell
bobe Mcn1ter unb luBt perOienltpolle
nno iabi9c MGnner nid)t eniporfonl-
men. 9as2ono icuf5t inter oerSerr-
i1oit bieicS Sprunnen. Gr liBt oilf
Der 9onf ocS Hibters uno ltebt bln'
ter oem Ylllt bes Gopitans UtI DER
Yoli5eiltation; err bGmpft poer CT
bobt ben gifer Der Yoli5iIten. &oniG
Hiid fpablt Die Yiiber ans, Wcld,c
| Sic ainoer in bcn oficntliten Sdp,,
leit Ieieil lollcn, or beltinmt poS
Mdhfefidl, nit mclhem u%lllere Strn,
Ben gepflaitert mcrben; CT IteIlt Die
Sebrer unb 2rbrcrinncn mo onocrc
5taotiI1e o@eamte on. Oont Dem
aoilig Yua gebt Der Mann, Der oIS
lrili9 Maenot Wiaioncn bon Col.
loirss gtitohlen bat, itraiirei nab CIT
ropa, mdbreno Der arme 6onlilicr'
Softer, scr slir 2inOernne oes Sur
aers iciner &inber eincn Salb Sroo
aeItoblen bot, in's @efdn9niB pon'
bern nmlb. Bad 9ouienoen NM
&unoerttauicnocn 5Gblen oiegettler
Die ourd) aonie Yul I'M ibr Nlles
1ebrodt morben linh, uto Sai'enot
meroen nod ibr 2eben lallen Mil
len unb Sunoerttouienoc ibre Gr'
iporniiie einbiiben. che bos Splf 5ll
erfenntniB aelanet. oaB &ouigFlll
J ieip srobter nationaler 5eino 1T"
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Sipibcnbcn
Baltimore. Sbiu .GiicnbabnrGu mp.
Yiirrnn neH Scfrctnra-

WuIii m 0 I G. bcn l3. NlIi lNOI.
EuS Sireitnrium bat bcnte aus Dem lictto'
@infummen Der Gpmpaanie iHr bic am 30.
Sini 1904 enocnoen feds Munnie cine Sipis
benoen bon 5pei t2) Yruaent utf ole Prioris
t1ts: glItien Der Gunpaarie erfldrt. iablbur ant
1. september 1904 an oieienieen 9tftioudrc. bic
bei'm Sbliiie Der llebertrdgimgS Bidder AM 10.
9tuguit 1904 uuf Der elite oer6eidnet itnO.
SaS Nireftprium erfl1rte lerller aus Dem
lleberfdmbsG intontmeu Der Gompagnic cine
Sioioenbe bon spei CD YruSeut uuf Die
Stanlms slfiien Der Gompa9nie, 8nblbnr AM /.
bct'n Sb(iiie Der llebertrngunassNiihcr ant
Is. 9lli9iit 1904 auf Der 9iite perSeitnct itup.
Nls 8eranluiiuue oieier Sinihcuoen lpcroen
bc llebertrd9in9spiiter Der Gompa9tte am
Is. s(iouit 1904, 9ta6mittn0s 3 llbr. oeihloi-
fen uno ant I. Septeinber 1901. %ormittaas
10 llbr, pieper pe1ffuct werbeIi.
lie galtimpre.E bip'G iirnbabn'Gump.
Sm g(uitru9e:
t196 22S) 6. ~. Wuuliurh, Sciretir.
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GtGStiidJe @erpronnmacn.

braiftem gSaffer feft3uIteaen, urb foIbe Wles
t~ersJiateH folel an Stele Der tirirten 8ebibr
fir g8atfer. in Iol3eI SebdIoen benntt. t@retelI,
ole 5li6ilglido heiugte Weters@ebiibreu fem ioG,
uno Der @ebilbr fiL bporauIif6e @leodioren
fpIl 3ur obeIgelIurnten Rate fein.
Die Refnnneen filr eebral6tes gSaiier mn
bonn Separtenelt ge~leittete .Mrbeit fino piertels
i1brIid bonn Observation-Disclosures 8n coleftiren,
mo uIe HebnItgeIl iiber biefelben touen 8ebn
1age nab beren 5dutgperoen be3ablt fperoen,
iptbrigenfals Der Observation-Disclosures Die Sdiiers
6uiubr 1~bfiellen lou.
Sic Maiierbeb0roe fol- puae 8efuaniB uno
9(utoritdt baben, irgeno cine fir Elm Sai5 be-
retbnete @e6ibr, Oh oieielbe olrb Mieter,
iirirte Raten uoer anoeripeltlg geHlddt, berabs
3uieben, mellH beia9te 9ebDrbe aus irgeno es
ner lria6e Die 3erabieBltne iilr angebrucbt
bdlt, nno befaete Serabieblra mag It6 nad
@utadten Der Heboroe dlt ole game ODER eineH
3beil Der heredDleten 8eblbr eritredeu nno
nan iolben 4eoiugungeH i1o Tori6iften ges
madt lperoet, nie ole Seboroe lie fiir ratbilm
bdlt mo norihretht.
@ebrurcb bon ISaiier sum gSaifen BON Irots
toiren, Gtraben etc. temporir 81 iuspenoireu
mo III perbieteGL lpenl es nab ibrer slnitdt
Der 3Mitdno pes gSaiieroorratbS III tbuu eriors
BERT, Iinb irgeno cine EeriolI, Die nab elmer
9iotf8 bon Der 9Suiierbeb0roe ben @ebralldb bot
gSaier gum gSaiben bon 1rottotren. Straben
etc. einSuiielen, einclt SdlaudD s9lnf6lub oufur
periuenSei, fon mad Serbaftun9 uno ueberfiibs
rlirg cine Strate bon nib iiber finI Dollars
5ablen.
~ NV NAfN lHN SNilNN SA[
Der @ren5en Der Staot Baltimore geliefert uiro,
fotlen in llehereinitinnung nit Dem 9ebraud
pes 28aiters 6e6ablt %tueroen. poralseefeet ie'
bod, oab bic 98aferbeb6roe Die Jfaien uno 8es
biibren nab ibrem @utabteIl fir lSaiier, ons
nlBerbaIb Der Slaht9ren5en ~gelieiert miro, iiber
bic Ruten, Die iiir Den gleiben SebrGub oes
9Saiiers in Der Staot beretb net lperoen. erbobet
mag, lpeut tie cine tolde Srbobu1g tiir rntbs
lam bdlt. mo in lolbem Sale Iou Oct Setrug
Der @bbbltne con benz @utabteu oer 9Saiiers
beb1roe abbdlaen.
WbIbnitt 2. - limb es fei ferner herpronet,
bab ale &eroronun9en ooer IbeiIe bon @eroros
nuna, I'M 8ioerfpru6 nit ben N|citinmuilgen
oieier %WeroromIng iiebeno. hermit mioerrufen
ieieu mn. iino.
NDi6niit 3. llno es fei ferner oerororet,
bab oieie Seroronuna. ioiueit ie ole gSaiiers
ratell ctabIirt, am 1. Sunuar 1905 nno in De
aug auf Die anoereu B%oridiften am Gage ibrtr
stnnabme in araft trete.
9eitltigt am .. Sllt 1904.
6. 9lnp Simanns,
Wiabur.
Sir 9enaue glbibrift
SarrD y. Suoper,
Ne9titrntor.
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0bitprieae Npti,cm.

Carl ShurI Sem g c.
monb politiibeS EnrtcigGngcrtbllm
nadiagen fam, bot iid IN cinenl OF
fenen 9ricfe nit GROCER Inerfcnnung
iibcr ocn oemofrotiiben Yr1iioent-
ihaftS : Gonoiouten mtsgeipro6en
Dem er feline Sod)adtung be5eugt.
9ir bringen bnS bend)te1stuertbc
Shreibcn ocs beutibsomerifanii6ul
Stoatsmonnes, boS Inn 10 lhlpercr
ms 8eruidt fGnt, ipeil Sd)itr5 teilt
9enlotrot lit, an unoercr Stcae Ole.
icr Summer.
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Ger Gric9 i'm Sitcn.

llc6er fiinf Monotc bot ser Grico
in Cituiicn gc6olCrt. @aS on 9tod).
ridJtcn iibcr Die Nora1ngc oltf Dem
aricQaihuuplobc IN Die @clt ging,
mar bon alien Nnfong an 70 miocr-
iprcd)cn0, ic nud)ocm Die Hadri6ten
ans Sofio uDCr aus ct. EctcrSblra--
o0cr ultd) ans 2olloon fanlcll, Dob CO
idltuer lpuroc. Elm flares 9ilb ilber
Die mirflihe Gage Der 9in9e 81 &c.
minnen. Gle Nnponcr lTpBcn iibcr.
bolpt feline 2ricQS Gorrciponbcntcn
5llr Sront. @0S plon ollo bon Den
Ncrrcn ollS Sotio ooer anbercn lopu.
niihcn St0btcn b0rte, mar mr. 0oS,
ma3 Die ioponiihc Genilrr peroffellts
lidt bobCn mollte. &ricgSbcridtcr.
ituttpr mllBtcn, Inn bod ettpoS 81 lei
iter, oo5ll tbiln, unb 10 maren Die Sc
rid)tc nlciit ullf @eriidte ul6 Germll'
thlnQcn bniirt, aus bencn lid) oennl
nod) mo nod boS 6iSdcn @obrbcIt
bcrollSIh0ltc. Sic Yerid)tcr1tottlln6
bonn &riCg2idollplnbe NOR chen I'm.
m0QlidJ Qemodt. Mud ocn ioponis
id)cu @IGttcrn lpurocn 5llcrit bic Mil.
tbcillmQcn aus Goren %pcrboten, mo
ipGtcr b"urften tic sic Grfolge Der ia.
poniihcn Sruppcn pltbli5irer, muB-
ten ober bGltfiq Die OrtSnomen meg,
lnilcn "a Die Soponer lire Sruppen.
bciucglln0en iiberhollpt 81 pcrbeim,
lidcn illd)cn. Nlli Scr rllilti6en Seitc
lit bic 9erihtcrltattllnq niht picl
ncrldbliher gepcicn. Iber bel oil
Der lln5uperloiiigfeit bes Nobri6tcn.
O~icnIteS mlrbc BON pornbcrciu flor,
OoB iih ole &uiicn eincm Seino &c
ocniibcr innocn, Der linen itrotcgiid
ilbcrlcgen maj unb 81 @niler, Uie 5li
Gam cincn Grfolq nn6 Sem albcrcrl
crrnng; cine Eoiition nod Der onoe'
rcr nobm. SrciIid) porcll Die HltiieIl
nid)t porbereitet, mic Ole Snponer,
uno 10 5ogcn lie ca Dor, mic mei-
lono GuintllS Tnbill2 WorilnuS
Guilctotor gegen Sonnibol, 5lt SAT-
bern unb iid mltbig 5u%riif5u5ieben
lun iucitcrc GerltGrtllnNcn ob5llpor.
ten. @robc S%offnlngen icttcn sic
GltIicn alli ocn gil1tritt ser Hegen.
5eit, bic 2robc miIitGriidc Opcrotio.
men mmogiih MAIDEN uno linen
3eit gcbcn ioIte, lire arGfte 81 Der.
itGrfen. Ibcr bieic iurftborcn Negen
Iino entlucocr ml5geblicbcn ooer iie
BADEN bel Den Soponcrn nitt Den err.
boiitcn Grfolg 9ebobt. Son Gag 5lt
Gag id)lob iid Der Ming nm Yort
Mrtbir ettaer uno ellger. 9ab Dem
10 iei, lieB iid ans ocn GcpeiAcn ocS
Generals Stoiicl beralsleicn. Ga
fonmt nun pl0Blid) oie9t udrid)t ooB
Die Sapaner in cinent Nnihlrm uti
Eort Irtbitr nit cinem Gcrlltlt bon
10000 Mann 5llrDfgeihlagen luors
Den icicn. Die Mcloung mar 10
iiberroideno, Dab ibr wenig Scr.
troilcn entgcgcn gcbrodt ipurbc,
aIein lie miro aeitern bon rlliliider
Settle, mo guar pont Sicefonig
NIcricif beltGtigt mo ba5lt fomnlt
Ole 0eppbnte 3ubl unperbiir9ter @e.
riitte. Mon miro immerbin gut
tbiu1, Wciterc Yeit1tiglngcn ob5u-
luortct. Ser %erlillt bon 10000
Mfonn mare fir Ole Soponer Gin
'dnpcrcr Sd)log. IQem Inideinc
nut) mcrocn Ole n1hltcn Gage mebr
ooer mcniaer cntid)eiocnbe Hahrid)-
ten bonn &riegsihouplobe brineen.
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gefanntmad)ungeu
shrcau bes Observation-Disclosures.

Baltimore, Den %. Sini 1904.
Iuen oaran iutereiitrteri I~erionen miro bier'
NIT 9Sabridt ertbeilt, oab ber GtaotsS ngenieur,
iuie es oirh ben Ibf6nitt CT 6, glrtifel AS oes
YaItimorer Staot 9ooer bon 1893 (SuppIenlent)
~berIangt piro, ben erfllrenoet 9lan uto Die
ruue uro Sofienrnnoiteinbeiebune Der Yanfpns
GtrGbe, bon Der 9~tprbfeite Der SuDettesS trabe
bis 5iir Gioieite Der observation-disclosures, in oies
fent 8iireau binterlegt bat.
glue baoon berilbrten 8erfonen Iinb bere6tiat,
innerbalb 30 Sagen, bonn Satunl oiefer HotiB
al, I'M 9altlmorer Gtaotgeribt olrb. idriftlib
eireereihte YetttioH oage9eu 5t appeuireu.
Sarrg 4. Suuprr,
5tegiitrator Der Staot Baltimore.
(274,81, $500
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2onoon.E arf.G emetern.

geeile Srfttoner fino ieet GUT 9eftdtieuro ber'
grrtdtet. Fl 8tele lauseepabltr Cots. Der Gus
eeniinfhie ~Qlusfunft ert6eilen. 9as Grematos
RUM ftebt td9Ii6 5ir Snfpeition often. sSegen
Ydterem iperoe man fib at ben Superintendent
tpgasetrnbe. tr.s (lprilb-)
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Tcrbiuuub Is. Bod.

IS ftarb am ~. Iuli 1904, 1k2 llbr Mor.
gems, nnd l%ingerem geioen Seroinano e. Sud
@li5abetb Bod. 8eriunnote uno SrGuroe Der
6amilie iino ubttng5Oolit eiuaelaoelt, Der BE
e%roi9ling am Tpnneritag, gtuhmitin9S . llbr,
bon ieiner lebteIl 9SobmIn9. 9r. 3I3, Court
lamb. StraRe, aus bei6Wuubneu. $3.50
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SuocSfGQc.

sm 10. Sill sbercia 9aumauu, A. Sabre
gm If. SuIi Inna Better, ~ Sabre alt.
YIN II. Suli SenrD Scrtcl, go Sabre alt.
YIN II. Suli Seleuc Wiarie 5anidcnoitun,
1 Snbr alt.
@m II. SuIi @,arp I. 6rieobcier, 50 Sabre
alt.
s(m II. SuIi 8rieorih sccues aus @rciHen,
81 Sabre alt.
PIN ~. SuIi euian 9aun, 20 Sabre alt.
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-EeIeppone-
q. & B.-St. BauI 1899. Mb.-BinbTor 22s.
$. Sanbers C S5hnc,
2etdtenbetatter NIB GinbaIIamtrer,
Rr. 1903 uuo 1910, Gautpn.Noeane.
Sabrtianten bon EatentsGasfetS.
Gebr10D 1
Sphu 6eriuio e Sphn,

2etd)enbeffdtter nno 6inbaliamirer.
gPr. zoos. Erledus-str. NIB. EEL: Winbipr 355.
Sneiggef61ft CIR. 624, OerI. Saftern.glpemIe,
Sieblanoto)un, BuItiupre. Wiarolano Ielepbnn;
gSinoior go. 1utfhen rueroen eeliefcri fit
So65eiten, llnier3aItungen nno anoere @sle'
genbeiteH. III (Seb14. 1S,I&S)
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Baltimore Gemetern.

gurean: Ir. 344, Charles. strate.
81 Begrdbnibpldbt r3lnr Serfauf - bon $25 al.
NIT Warmorpfoften abgeerendt, $35 8Ias
fir bier 6rdber.i nlt (San18,10
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Eprrnine.

WaIertf9 Bariurtte - SriebIi8.
@eftIi4 bon 8albroef EN- uno cine bale
Nor.b. stberie'Ga Gar. Sreie 3utfhen Gabntittoes
am Terminus. 9reife bon SegrdbniBlieQen iest
tpe5teu. 2eitte geoineln9e1. 1elepbon =
Sepabs. NerIanat Broidiire. (Wlai4 1S.1&S)
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SQiuar !Sltnt.

GS itarb am 12. 1uIi 1904 Gaipar Sum int
70, IebenSinbre. Sic Nceroigur9 Iinoet am
Sonnertaa, Miorgens, bonn lralerbauie, Mr..
100, Nrsplr.Npcnue, aus nab Der Ct. IIpbDns
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-23
PLUNGES UNDER CAR
School Janitor Ware, of Mime.
apoIis, Dies Horrible Death

". Ware, janitor of the Bryant school
in Minneapolis. threw himself under a
street car at Fourth avenue south and
Thirty eighth street at 1910 this
morning and his life was instantly
crushed out, the wheels passing over
the middle of his body. The motive
for the suicide is not known.
The street car was backing on the z
at the Thirty eighth street corner pre-
paratory to returning on.its down town
trip Conductor E. E. Turpin, who
stood on the rear platform, saw man
standing on the corner gazing upward
1t was Ware
Are you looking for rain?r jokingly
asked the conductor.
Ware made no reply, but just as the
car rounded the curve he suddenly
sprang headlong under it.
AS it had considerable momentum.
the car dragged Ware about ten feet
before it could be stopped. The body
was frightfulIy mangled.
An Odd Fellows pin, some tobacco. a
bunch of keys and SO cents were found
on Wares person. He was about thir-
ty-fye years of age.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-23
THE NEWS NDExED
PAGE i

PAGE ]
Second Day of Republican Convention
Minnesota Delegation Is Uninstructed
ST. joseph's Parishioners Meet
PAGE II
School Board Reports High School
Abstract Clerks Bond Is Rejected
White Bear Sailors Have Narrow Es-
capa
Northern cooperase company's Fac
tory BurnedxUp
News of the Northwest
PAGE w
Editorial Comment
PAGE "
In the Sporting World
PAGE VIII
Far Eastern War
PAGE TX
Of Interest to Women
PAGE x
Popular Wants
PAGE X
Financial and Commercial
PAGE XII
School Board Committee Reports on
Course of Study
County soIon Would Amend State
Law
News of the Railroads
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-23
SHUN The BORIC ACID
Government Gives Advice as to
Food PreseNatives

WASHINGTON, ID. g., June Pre-
suits obtained from experiments made
by the department of agriculture with
a view to ascertaining the effects of
boric acid and borax as preservatives
in the human system are announced
in a report issued by the department..
The report embodies data obtained
from the prolonged tests made with
volunteer employees who constituted the
so-called diet kitchen or poison
squad
The report announces that even in
doses not exceeding a half gram tsev-
end and one-half grains) a day, these
preseryatives are prejudiciaI to health
when consumed for a long time. No
patent effect, it says. are produced in
persons of good health by their occa-
sional use in small quantities, but the
young, the debilitated and the sick are
not to be forgotten, and the safe rule,
it says, is to exclude these preserva-
tives from foods for general eonsump-
tion- The administration of the pre-
seryatives tends to diminish slightly
the weight of the body.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-23

ley, Of California, another resonant
speaker, was with him. Carter, of Ha-
waii big, with a big voice, shouted out
where he stood in few short SEN
tences, and John P. Hopkins, of Illinois.
and Babcock, of Wisconsin. told how
unjust it was for their localities not to
have more votes as compared with
louisiana or Hawaii. OF course that
settled it with the solid South. 1t went
solid for six for Hawaii thereafter.
But meantime the convention was
rapidly becoming uproarious. The very
idea OF having something to vote upon
ratified the delegates. The buzz of the
comment swelled- to a torrent. At one
time as many as three delegates were
trying to get the chairman's eye at
once.
Then it was that Uncle Joe Cannon
relieved himself of some gymnastic
specialties that he had not demon-
strated in his speech. He is a reason
ably fast talker, but he is a whirlwind
speaker. 1t was a distinctly militant
display-this Cannon in action. He
was all in action, hands,. feet and
hands, tongue, eyes and nostriIs. Now
saYagely pacing the rostrum, now
dumfounding some irate delegate who
thought he was getting the worst of
1t, again smashing his open hands
down upon the multitude before him.
he quelled the tumult by sheer force
Of his picturesquely puzzling gyra-
TONS Where the gavel had only add
ed to the din, the untying and reknot-
ting of the speakers attenuated frame
brought order out of chaos.
This convention will not do any
thing until quiet is restored" he shout
ed, and the convention took him at his
word.
Started by report that the conven-
ton might adjourn tonight, all Chicago
that could found its way into the Coli
scum for the session at noon and the
prices of the spectators tickets show
ed their first distinct bullish move
ment. The report had it that such
great men as Elihu Root, the tenn
porary chairman, John d. Long and
Gov. Odell were behind the movement
to hurry the convention through and
quit tonight, and during the early
hour of the days session easily the