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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-30
RanI.runtcy L TAXED 81.

Some OF the stockholders oF the
Eureka Loan s Building Association
which recently went 20 the wan are
talIsing seriously Of 4nrowing the asso-
citation into bankruptcy IN order to
wind it mp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

an mifl, 5nrleben arf goi1re' WSbeln oSef
6rnnbeieentbiiH. acknowledgements. Reine 0eibs
gefhdttssWsetbooen. DIR. aremer, Wr. 100,
RoIo. .strase, /. 5Inr, 2dln6rp BuiIbina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
gu perfamfen:

5urm bon 80 @dern. ponon 90 in auItIIr3u.
ftanoe, nit Snus uno allen notbpenoigen Sc
bduIidbfeiten. 1 W(eile bon Der GifeHbdbn, In
Sarforos6 ounib. 9lnd5ufragen bel 8. Il. Bed.
tuIo, Er. 5t9, SetbctsStrnRe. (273-S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Observation-Disclosures

Criminal. @erid ) t. - (Gor
aifter @rig0t) 9}otb5udt-AOum
Sduniot uidt ihul0i9. 0iebitobl-
Otto &odcnjg, uidt i6uIoig, Ser
bproenc @uiim - 6rant 9oulOiu,
10 Gents Straic. llebertretung 0e5
SdonfocieGc9 - &oiepb Orlefoiuifi,
q}otrid Creuonc ie0cr 500 Stroie;
g(Oom Qaptiu5tL @iiitirt. l~lebertre-
tnro oc9 @iccn5geieees &ena
96robonn ]ioiie 6rieoel, Detto @or,
fine. W}arD @uiia, annie @oroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

nod 3ablllll1 Der 6oltcil ll0llrt, Noa
81. NcIIoh 9cIiie 9odaIo0cr, nidt
IduloiQ. Nugriff - Sobn Z. GoO'
Den, $50 Strofc.
Nbtbctlung Or. 9. - (&or
Ridtcr &bclps.) Nn0riff II, &oltb
- @nt. @ren, Sobn @rootS, 8eioc
nod Dem nSouie Of Correction" bis
5ltm q. Sabre 9clanot, GicbItobl-
W}itocl GbinoorL 20 Gage @cfGn1-
nib. llnonitdnoigc G%ntbiiQung 49,
@iQiam Gorroa, 6 Monote StaatSs
9trbcitabollS; Worgan 81. Setter, Gin
Sobr @ciGnNniB. glnariii - Sable
Grotett, 3 Wonote @cfGn9niB. Sric'
oen9brud - Sobn Seotb, So Strnie
ncbit Soften. llc6ertretlulg oeS 81
cen5s@eIcBcS - Sotob @rnnStp 9.
Goldman, Stcp6oniC &inoenberger,
@nt. s.. &onmer, Charles IS. 1ool,
Clinton &obnion umo Some Sur
nii6inQ &c." nod 3oblllng Ser &os
item imiitirt.
8uiicn @cri6t. 49, C8or
ocn Hi6tcrn @lod, O'@rien II. @oir
tber.) IS mlroen ernnnrt 81 &C.
itorucutSbollitredcrn IN Ben TGlen
Don 5rolt @ilbclminn $. q. SeH9cr
6rau Gmilic Shmiot, b @iirgihoft
$4,000; pon &obu ". Cole 6rou Sit.
io6ctb gL, Golc, @iirgi6oit 5000. gu
NohlobDcrpultcrn in Sen Gdllcn
BON 2rnorclp 5. @eB Sr. Charles $.
Guialcn @iiraidoft $1,000; uou
M}orp 4. @cB, ocriclbc, @iirQiboft
800; bon &obn 81. @eB GericIbc,
@iirgidoft 500; bon 3bomo6 s.
Cooper 6rou Glte1e 6. &o,rn9,
@iirgidoit 5000. 81 &ormiinocrn
crnumt Caroline 9ent fir Ni6oIaS
GiebG, 9iirqidoft 5000; Sone9 @.
8oiucrS, Jun, fir @. Woion, giir8.
i6oft 500. Snpentor- @er5ci6niIie
ein0crci6t in Den TGnen bon Moru
s. %8udingGom, Niiroidaft $1,000;
Maria g. Cooper, 9iirgiGoit 500;
Sobn @, Sole, $500; Morp 81. Sci.
pnQ, $tG57. &crfGufc rotifi3irt i'm
Sale BON %obn @. Cole, $1,000.
Nodlobbcridte beltGtiqt in ocn Sal.
len Dpn Glmer 6. Male, $3.50; Glen
Gonopoi $i47I; Golpin ". 9roO
len, $t1S3; &omes Z. Comet, $649o.
Goruunoihoitaberihte beIt1ti0t III
Den I0uen bon Geo. 8. O}cucr,
$500; Geo. =, 3odIer, $5477; Yolr.
fine ". 30dler, $t371.
Gupcrior. Of t. (Gor
3i6tcr @ideS.) &ioof 8. Smoin
gcgcn vgtcp GlrGlono Mlutlal 2ni.
Co." GcrOift fir $G00.45. Sir belttc:
Sale ollf Ser ReaiitronOc. Sir
Mtontog; gtrn. 20, -, 80, i03 unO
40.
&rciSGcri0t g /. ,. - (&or
9itd)ter S6orp.) Sir Wontag: Sol.
Gronlpea 0cgen nHeo Stur Oil SIC,
timing 60" un0 GenniS e. Heoroor
ge9cn @m. 81. GabiS.
Ht6ter ~at Cargo" - (Gor
Gld)tcr 0obler.) Geo. 81. Scott ae.
gen "Srooers' Sri. g." inter De
rotbung. GoWoro Wllnion ocaen
Superintendent oes StootsorbeitS.
boltles, Eetent entlafien. Sir beltte:
Nr. Is. sir Wontng: Gonoemna.
tlonS- Safe, 80. & 8. gabn" gegen
@orooun geqen @ieoler.
Stoot 8cridt. C8oy
Hidtcr @orlon.) Marp q. 6. RiS.
gelD 1egen 0llnite0 Roiluops," Ser.
Diff tiir $1,000. Sorob St. Storm
9egen oiciclbe, 3lm 8erglciG iibe.
ge0onGen. 5. g. Gilbert & Bro. de.
gen Hobert $. 9eoufomp. nid,t be.
enoet. Sir Wontog: Der ldme6ertoe
sou nno Die Nummern So. 36, 81,
Gcoo ge9en &eoo, 80 uno 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

IbtbctIunq Or. .. - (8or
Riftcr @ocr.) Sioot Sermon &C.
gen Abrobom uuo SOPHIE Trieo.
man, &eroitt fir $425. Singer
Mfg. 60" geacn 6orrU &rieB, Sc
ihporeuc in 9erathun0. Sir belrtc:
Sale ollf ser &egiitronoe. EiIr Mou-
taQ: 95ummern 228, 232, 23S, 2lG
ltno 225.
&rti8 @cri h t. - CGor Rid.
fer Ienni3.) N}orD e. PoIt gc9cu
0Cleu Start.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
&antpn NIB ptgbtanbt1pR,
CAUTION uno elgdlnHbtDipR,
MScr,s uNbelweik.Nane."

Ude Wnli1 Wn0 N0It1WOcnuc, CANTON.
murplnno. Selepbpn - q Sc.
~Suuptuuurtter oc5 ~8ciuugocrcius yGoeI
peiB," oSumens8erein5 oes GoeIpeib,
oGdntonsGunclane5 Ut. 445, 3. 8. s.
nSricntals3iitrifts 9tr. 1853, .. ll.s8." uRt
pGallton Spars II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Sept211O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

Gbilip5 g. @olo3borol96 inn,
Der Sobn oeS @imenitcuer.Gouettor
0olo5borougb, bat lih III leineS 8a'
ters Solts 5it Cambridge elmer Operoe
tion unter5ichcn mijiicn. Ser anobc
lit an Npcnoiciti5.
s. g.. @oloori bis Oor &nr5cm olS
Sdiffsitoucr IN l5et0port.)tc lp tbd,
tig, lit nit iciucr 6ontIie nod eng
LAMB 3uriidgcfcGrt Sein &ater bin.
tcrlieB linn elm &crmogen, Oos $4,000
jGbrli6c 3inic1 trdgt. @oIoorf mar
Dor 80 Sobrcn omhacbronnt lul0 ol$
Motroie ollrd bic gauge Melt gcfoms
men.
Sn GonncQ5pi0c lit an MittlpotD
Son1es Gmoru, citer Der beit6cfanr-
ten 2ofomotiuft1rcr Scr Baltimore.
Sbio.9o6n" 3uiihen FittSburg unh
Cumberland, i'm }Itcr bon 60 Sobren
geItorbcn. Gr 5intcrldbt einen Sobn
golparo GntorD IN Fitt9burg, IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

4 Srdulein 0annOu, Setretiriu
Se8 9etrOitcr Observation-Disclosures
ertcilt jnngen MtGOhen i9ren Gat6,
tuaS lie Sllr SermeiOung nller Sd)merz
sen nnO 4eioeu bel iuei6lifen 9raufz
betten t9un iOleu.
s9gbia y. &tnF1auts Scgetnble Cons
p0uHn fam t) nit rubtgem @emtlleu alien
meiuer Dtttid)luCItern empiebleu, Ole al ncib=
lid]e1l ShuGden iuo Srantbetteu, oeueu uuier
@eibleht 10 bduftg ausBeiett lit, lciocu. Ytor
n~otelaug lit t) an o1tgemeiuer Stpdtle mo
fiiblte mid 10 ermuttet, odB i'd mid hit NIT
arober Ulitbe auireht erbaltelt touute. SD
lttt an ibteEeuoeu Sfn1eriet NIB mar 70 bera
mtsrgetomnteu, ais man eS mt ietu Tam.
2Sabrero ih 10 lit, rtstb man mir Oeu @e'
brald bon 2gOia Is. 8infbanIS Segeinblc
COMPOUND al, ln0 e5 iuar mtrtltd etu
@itfStag, al benz i) Die erIte Dole eill1abnI,
benz Don benz Nigsubltd al oattert utttue
6eriteauug. Shou mad feds lSodeu mar
t6 elm gar, anoeres gSeicll, geiuUo pom
Sheitel bis Sur 3ehe. SD fiible mid 10
frob uuo gliidltd, oaB eS mir etH pobreS Be
oiiriutB 1T, ale metne Ytitihueiteru, Die 10
leIoeu, ,pte i'd eS that, beraeltellt iu %iutlIeI."
-ErGuletu 0utld Sam OH Core
iponoeu3iecrstGrtu 6eS Dti4tgou 0tlettanteIta
SuuIperetuS, 359 Soues Ct, Detroit.
5000 Dollars guec, fats mir nidt Oas Sriqinal
btrie5 SrisieS u%uripeiien nuo toIuit ocncn ISdJt1ett
bcipciien i6nueu.
Defer Brief lit Elm p%oiitiper Sc,ueis, Sak
2gSia Is. Yiuthnms 8egetdble GOmpDunb
ein ihfereS Ytittel gesem alc Sranemleioem
lit, Hub meuu nlGiI beOentt, oaE 5riuleit
@aHtuuS Brief wur etucr non bunocrten fol-
der Sricfe lit, bic mir crbnltcu hnbet, tnnt
mlau i'd, Htht etreu @ugcublid Der Shat.
fade uerihlieRct, OaR Srdu gintbamS Wtea
bi5in im Der Shat ale OieiC 8UrSigc bciiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Sub. 9erasr,s @Gtaurant.

1909, ganfsStraBe,
iinbe oer 6ftliheu 8oli5eiitatton, Bar'
gBiebner'S uniibertreffIt3cs Bier am
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

eombar6s uno 8. GtraBe, Q%igblarctopu
Die feiniten @etrdnite nIler Nrt. Boil
ltdnotg Heu etugerittet. Gin @eiuh nueI
meiner Sreunoe uno hes RubIiiume tn
augemeinen iiets ~ipiIfon1men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

1884 Oft SatefteItr.- -GnllforniGs Ii. Ohio.
Deire. BerfannlungslufaI pSerlndnio.
9nge 81; rglueem. gtrb. ,8r. sllnt. 'Berein
bon Sitsgaltimure" ggpiilon goncl. 8, 3.
8. o.; oWetularb. llniun 73". 6dIIe Su
oermietbeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
s / ii d) e inns Sem c.

25c.
6rii d tie INNS Semitic.
9ortoifcIL pro @uihcI 45c, bis
55c.; grimes MaiS, pro 0ubcuo sc.
bis Sc; 3udcrriiben, pro 8iinOel tc.
bis Zee; @eiBtobI, pro Sonne 81
bis So; 3piebel1. pro 8uidel coo.
bis 1925; Gorotten pro 8iinoeI lie,
bis Zee; tomatoes, pro 8uideI
25c. bis 300; 9lepiel, pro SAB SOC.
bis 1925; Go%ntalnupeS, pro Crate
SOC. bis $3.50; 2InanoS, pro Crate
$500 bis $3.50; gfiriide, pro 8iite
60c. bis 90c.; 9irrleu, pro SAB Toe.
bis $3.50; SeIerie, pro 0ubenO zoe.
bis Soc; 8flmlmen, pro &orb Zoe.
bis 12c.; 0onions, pro &iIte SOC.
bis $1.00; Troubett, pro &orb &c.
bis 12c.
Groceries uuo BroDtto'
mem.
Sal5tletldl pro Btltro: tletre Oil
gor.Gureo Stinfen 13c.; 0roBe
Sugar.G llre6 Gdiufen t2c.; Ga.
Iifornier SGiuten 919c.; Sugar
GureO 9ruititiide t213c.; Sugar.
Cured S6ltltern t0c.; troden geial.
8ene Seiteurippen See; Spediciten
912c.; reines Shmal5 III GierceS
812c,; trofen gciaI5ene SdlItern
9Hc.; GpediGultern 101ac.; DEB.
Shmeinefleii6 $t4,50 pro SAB.
Hnffinirter 8uder, pro Bfuno:
geWiirfeIt 5~.861ac.; pulperiiirt
5.2G1ac.; STANDARD g~ronulirt
5.0112c.; fein granulirt 5.0112c.;
GrpittG q, 5.0t12c.; Columbia u,
4.9114c.; gGIber 4.40c. bis 4.70c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
8ru0uften.M arft.

ltuten'tebenoe @reiie be5ieben iid)
orf Sen @ngros, &anoeI; fir Den
aleinbarocI m,B Gin entiprefGnoer
Nuii6Iag Qemadlt Deroen.
arm E rooufte {.
Gier, pro 0llbeu0 t9c. bis pc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

&eben0e9 @cllil9cI, pro Yhm0:
alto @iibucr 13c, bis 1895; im8e
&iibuer 1875. bis 13c.; Gutcn 12c.
bis t4c.; GoubcL pro 4oar 2Oc. bis
on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
SfnF'S Sptel,

1424 Sfts9uItimoresG trnBe. - 8immet an
Serre1 at oermtetben. - Setufte 8etrdnte
uuo gSeine. y9nps8tcps9 rauerei~s gter.
SerfdmmIuneslotaI sSfiz2ombaroitr. Suts
mertp. gnus uilo qethoereiH1, gbefs4eI.
W1t. 8erron 4942-W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

o. Rrtatia ouae,

Va. 1920 6fs 1922. Snrtforo, slbsme
S%auptquuriier bcs gEbdIias
SaQe UNI Sommergarteu biuie 5u Der,
{ mietben. 9uter 8lnb fit slliternrofttn.
Seinite 6etrinit SretsFooI. ., & B.
IeIepbon 49, D(t. BernoH $500 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
BerfGitfe ouf Der 6ieii9en @ffeften'
WGrIe
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 Genbodro icr .....,........ sOH
$1,000 SeGDonro 10 idbr. Der. ........ t02F.
$1,000 llntteo J]oinuo1s 4cr .......... 00N
$1,000 SenDooro idbr. 5er .......... 0GA
5000 8trsinto 0HbIuno 4. .........1tO
$4,000 " IL. y. Der .,.,............tO2
$4,000 ScabourO 1Oidbr 5er. ......... 1881
$4,000 @.es5 @rc>pina /. e. ........ So
$1,000 5eubonrO 3,idbr Ger .......... 90
$4,000 Goal ii. 3ron 8p. Der, ,....... 1864
$4,000 untteo J~aiIpnpS der ......... 0o7s
5000 etnot 3Icr 1880 ............112
$1,000 atlantic Goait Gtne 4er ....... 0s19
$1,000 lluiteo J~aiIpans Ginf ........ 4sls
$4,000 uutico aailpaos Gtut -. ...... 40
$4,000 @.g'S 8repine Giut =. ...... 27l4
$4,000 @'@s5 @relutn8 +. e.. ........ 54H
$1,000 alabama Goal II. Sron 5er.... "A
500 GonfoItbatco @as Ger ...,....1ii'.
300 5cubouro Rio =. ............ 32M
400 gecboaro Com . =. ........ 1915
90 Cotton 3ucf q R) .......... 4
80 WIarbluno 9ofnaltD =. ....... 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 Cotton Sucf @inf ,......... 10
$1,000 Cotton Gucf SIM . .......... t7%
$4,000 llniteo GaiIpaDs 4er ......... 90H
$1,000 @corGiG II. sIG. Gonfols. .t00%
$1,000 Qitautic COAT Cine 4er Cts. o4I4
szooo ~'o4S l. .'.. ...,'......... b4%i
$1,000 5cubourb gir cine 4er. ....... sOA
$4,000 atlantic II. 9neifie Der .......1O2
10 atlantic Coat Gine .. ........137ti
80 atlantic Craft Cine .,........i37E
200 Cotton SIcf Il Oh .......... 4
% GOHioIibIteo Bas D.. .......... 81
10 sttIant'c Coat Cine . . ........t37
10 Nortbern Central q. .......... 90
90 yiogtbern Central o.. .......... 05h
q Goufoltoateo GaS o.. ...,..... siH
q 5cnDOarO 9tir Cine Cont. ....... is
100 gort6rrn Central E. ......... 05
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
Plus ocm Snnern MnrDIaHO'S uuS
ben uugrcn5cnoCn StNatcu.
Storb N Ubrcu0 ciuc$
McttrCunCn&.

No6ocn CT 5mci @GuQc in eincm
Srobrcuncn Der 2.t4z&laIc olti Der
6oir in Port, ga 0cmonnen rnO ci.
nen &~oriprltng bon 20 6lrB i'm Orittcn
@onge bate, iiel 2pmon &rOmono
Don Baltimore, Der Rcitcr Ot&
8feroe5 o9toub g." to0t bon icitcm
SiBe berob. Utun 9Ioubt, ooB Die
Nuireglln9 ocS GonteIte9 eincn Scr5'
if)lug berbciiiibrte. 10000 3ltid)oucr
morCn 3ellgcn 0cS tro9iidct &orfoI'
les. HcOmonO luor ulS Sruinirer
mo Hciter BON Srobern in Baltimore
mo inn gor5cn &onoe mohl6ctonnt.
Seine &cihC mltroe nud) Nrlin0ton
iiberiiibrt. &eOnono BitterlGBt 5pei
T0dtcr.
Guf Ocm @cnnploB &c.
t00tet.
Capt. Softer Y. $4,000, so Sabre
alt, friiber III &5aibington onidBia,
Der ober icit ctIidcn O}onotcn bel let.
mem G1micgcriobu Gom. g. Gait IN
@c0iorO, Bo., moAut, lit nltf ocnt
Icnnplob in Ncoioro non cjncm
Gicro 5l @o0cn gcuoricn porOc1.
Ser @ruitfuohcn mo mCbrcre Slip
pen oird6obrtcn sic 2ruQen pcs
oftn1 Cr,,,, 6n,, IA, Nr,, l}G6r Nrr milf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
an D%crfdufrr

Bu pertanfen:
Mlebrere fuertbooue 5arrner in @rne g~lrlnoels
gountp; 30 Ider. 145 ader am Wiagotbb sJlis
Der: 1853 @der, $50 Ider; einiae oiefer Sarmen
Itno i'm bober &lItlir8uitanoe uno heroen
fdiHntlth III 1niebnlbaren 9reifen uno inter
guten 8eoingI1geH n%erfauft.
Sphn 3. s9ininms,
Gr. 400, ct. @auIsGtrabe, gaItinore, Mo.
(Sept27. 1WiD ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

Sine Geituurattor am 8roabiuab; eutes Sc
fhafi. Stierien inter -. Al" expedition
bteics glnttee. (27S-S4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
SteacngeInde.
3n O%crmietben.
3u %oerfanfcn.


Gin atigebcnoes SroCcrns lino TrobiIion5s
Geihdft, nebit ib0nem Soppelbaus; Gerfaufss
arllno: 9breiie bon Der Staot. go? lagt bic
Grpeoitiun oicics Slnttcs. (2St-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08
SIZE iHr eines oieier moOernsn 8peit4diaen

bic inter Dem ncuer Nuigefee gebalit fuuroen;
$40 8runosins; iletle 0aursIn5a9llltg, 9lafs
sufrageu an Grt Ith Sieue, Shoiette Der Wtas
276-S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

Otto Mnnsr,s Msftanrnnt.

144I gorbsGentr al Vice, Ode Olioer,Str.
SauetqnGrtter Der n!8iIReIm zen goee
gen ieben Wioutne 2lbeno. SsiHile @e'
trdnfe. Sarmer Guuf6 tdgIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

Mooern eebaute 5iUeiit0dtge &o9nbduier an
@absSiraBeI II. GouilgtorsIoenle Sir $l275
buben sic Die Nlspabl inter 5fuolt WIarnlors
1dqli6 bon 9 bis 4 lbr 5ur geIt6tieuna ges
bffnet. Gpre6t Dor IN Tr. 1880, 8aD'straRe.
(274-SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

Su fnnfeH aeiudtt:
Cine 9dderei. nit noer obue 6aus. Wdr
n%oreiitre: rS 3. 3d." pEeHtifer Gurrcipous
oeut." (2S2-H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

gcrlnngt i'm g%lagcmeincn.
3crGaunt:


Itntidlts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
gr. 2t9, SiiosS burpsStrabe Inter Der gulTtdt
Der g9euti6cn @eieut6aft". - 9ieieriGcn, Die
81 bef6dftigen ipiinfhen, nouen 1h peri6nlth
uoer in frnnttrten 9riefen an Den Ngcnten Der
@%eieuihnft, SuBnuu .. WeHcr, Gr. 2t9, Glib
eBurpsS traRc, menoer, nelher unentaeltlib
giiSfunit ertbeilcn miro. CSan2S,1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

III INI6IBtW. 6IutItUWIBtH DUHItt
Bur1 8erfauf In Sfts8nltinlore, angren5eno an
ben prabtuonen nButterfonsBdrf," 9aturents
@trnbe. Gde bon Baltimore Strabe. 8ontmt
suerit uno babt Die gluspabI. Siefe Sduier
fino in ieoer 6tnitht MODERN, nit Marnor.
9uits uno sSnustreppe. fonie mnoernen 8ers
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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
INSURANCE MEN
IN CONFERENCE
Discuss With Officials of
City Plans for a Salt
Water Fire Fighting Plant
WILL HAVE ENGINEER
Proposition for Extension
of the Limits Meets With
a Favorable Reception

Prominent insurance men of San
Francisco conferred yesterday after
noon with the Board of Fire Commits
sioners and Assistant Chief Dougherty
of the Fire Department. As a result it
was decided to appoint a committee
TO ascertain all the facts about the
cost Of a proposed salt water plant for
the city, the committee TO be empow-
cred to secure engineering skill from
the Board of Works. II was also de-
termined to bring before the Fire Com
missioners at their next meeting a
plan for the extension of the fire linn
its of the city by running a line 13712
feet north of the north side of Pine
street and 1871 feet west of Larkin
street; also to include in the fire linn
its the block bounded by Steuart, East
Folsom and Howard streets and the
block fronting on the east line of Pow
ell, street between Broadway and Pa
cific street. Those present also put
themselves on record as favoring Chief
Sullivan's claim that no frame building
shall be erected in this city, either
within or outside of the fire limits.
more than three stories in height.
While the discussion over the salt
water plant was going on nearly all
those present took part. 1t was soon
apparent, as was acknowledged by the
speakers. that no one had yet secured
conclusive figures. either concerning
the cost of construction of any partic-
ular sort of plant or relating TO the
engineering features of the enterprise.
In view OF this. il was decided to fol-
low Davy Crockett's motto and to first
be sure of being right before going
ahead. Commissioner Boyne promised
to interview the Board of Works at
once about getting an engineer. The
next meeting of the joint conference
between the Insurance men and the
fire officials and department officials
win take place on the call of the chair.
Commissioner Boyne expressed the
opinion that the Olympic Salt Water
Company could pump up enough water
TO reservoirs to be created on the
heights of Twin Peaks to serve as a
supply for the city in time of emer-
gency. H. w Westphal was present
to tell about the capacity for pumping
salt water that is possessed by the.
Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Com
pany. All the members of the Board
of Fire Commissioners were present
and made suggestions. Assistant
Chief Dougherty favored the plan pro-
posed by Fire Chief Sullivan for a
great salt water storage plant on Twin
Peaks.
The insurance men present consti-
tute the committee on fire and water
of the Board OF Fire Underwriters.
They are Charles d. Haven, who pre-
sided; Rolla Y. Watt. secretary of the
joint committee; Rudolph Herold Jr.
and Edward Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
GARNER GOES BANKRUPT
AGAINST A JUDGMENT
Creditors Petition Judge de Haven to
Declare John Foley. Merchant of
Larlkspur. an Insolvent.

The A. l.. Lundy Company. the
Sperry Flour Company and other
creditors filed petition in the United
States District Court yesterday to have
John Foley, a merchant OF Larkspur,
declared an insolvent debtor. They
allege that he owes debts amounting
to $1,000 and that on April he ad-
mitted in writing his inability to pay
his debts and his Willingness to be ad-
judged a bankrupt.
William F. Garner of Palo Alto, oc-
cupation not stated, filed petition in
insolvency. stating his known liabili-
ties a [ S20.127. He has no assets. The
principal creditor is Rosetta Fraser of
Palo Alto, who obtained a judgment
against Garner in the Superior Court
of Santa Clara on March 1S, 1903, for
$50, 900 damages and $117 costs for
slander. The other known liability is
SO for medical services. The un-
known liability is for the legal services
of W. H. H. Hart and his colleague
w. Clarke. Lawyer Hart filed the pc
tition and certified the value Of his
services as unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08

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tsunday excepted tsundsy only
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fSsops ct all stations on Sunday.
E Ouly trains stopping at Valencia s. souehhoH,
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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
WOMAN'S WORK
FOR HEATHEN
Occidental Boards Annual
Reports Prove Civilizing
Influence in Lands Afar

The. thirty-first annual meeting of
the Woman's Occidental Board of For
eign Missions was continued yester-
Gay at the Presbyterian Mission House,
$40 Sacramento street, Mrs. Cyrus 5.
Wright, the president, in the chair.
The attendance from early morning
until evening showed the intense and
growing interest taken in the work of
the board and the remarkable results
of missionary labor.
The days programme began with
devotional service. led by Mrs. F. s.
Holley of Stockton, and then followed
the election Of officers, which resulted
as follows:'
Honorary president, Mrs. p D. Browne;
president. Mrs G s Wright; vice presidents-
Mrs. J. c. chown. Mrs E. Y Garrette. Mrs
J. n. Condit Mrs Samuel Minor, Mrs. J. ".
Dinsmore Mrs A. D. Oiney. Mrs. E. l.. wem-
pie. Mrs. L. T. Hatfield. Mrs. Thomas Day.
II. Avery. Mrs. E. V. Robbins, Mrs ". II.
Thomas, Mrs. John Hemphill. Mrs. Thomas
Boyd. Mrs. W. S. Bartlette Mrs. W. H. II.
Wales: recording secretary Mrs. Z. @. Frisbie;
general corresponding secretary. Mrs L. A.
Kelley state secretary, Mrs Mrs. p; w: H9Is. ,s.
Florence Latham: special object secretary, Mrs.
n. c. Norris. secretary OF literature, MrS II.
B. Pinney; Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
secretary. Miss Jennie Partridge; young peo-
pies secretary Mrs. James s. Watkins: treas
urer, Mrs z. G. DennIston: associate treasurer.
Mrs. II. L King; auditor. Charles z. Cor
nell.
An installation prayer was delivered
by the Rev Guy ". Wadsworth. D. D.,
Of Los Angeles, and addresses were de-
livered by Mrs. E. Y. Garrette on
"Evangelistic Work" and the follow
ing presbyterial presidents spoke of
the labors and results Of the year in
their respective fields:
Mrs Carl johnson for Mrs. Samuel Minor.
Los Angeles; Mrs. John Gamble. Oakland
Mrs. E l. wempIe, San Francisco: Mrs
Mrs Thomas Day. BenIcia; Mrs. Owen for
Mrs L. T. Hatfield. Sacramento: Mrs. J. W
Mrs. A. D. Olney. Fresno; Mrs. F. A. Wales
Miss Katherine Myers of Canton.
China, gave a powerful address on
missionary work.
The afternoons session was devoted
10 the following interesting pro-
gramme:
Devotional service. Mrs. r. A Wales. Red
lands. Barstow Memorial School. Miss Ames
teacher; young peoples hour; In His Nams
Hospital Korea. Mrs. y. G. Goodwin: chart
talk. Miss Jennie Partridge: Korea and the
War" Miss Grace Pinney; biography OF Miss
Neila wilcox. latest missionary. bg Miss
Garriette: exercises by Chinese girls. director
Church. Los Angeles. the banner c. E. society
for Increase Of gifts Mrs. NJ. r. Robinson for
Juniors and Intermediates. Miss Sarah NJ
White.
DR.. Lyman Abbott gave an interest
ing address and congratulated the
board on its methods.
In the evening the Occidental Board
held a delightful reception in the St
Francis Hotel.