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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
corder, S83.45.

corder, S83. As.
Probandt & Werst, printing
birth and death notices for city
health physician, 81 80.
$, B. Runyon, board of city
prisoners, S10.35.
Smith, Hail & Co., lumber for
street improvements, $l8. rs.
9 & G.. Hagelsteiu Co., hard
ware for street work, 81 10.
The following resolution was
adopted unanimously:
Be it resolved by the City
Council of the City of SanAngelo :
That the G. G. q S. F. Ry.
Company, a corporation now run
ming a railway into this city, be
and is hereby notified to plac ,
erect and maintain lights of not
less than 1000 candle power at
each of the following places:
On Chadbourne street where
their railway crosses it;
On Magdalen street where their
railway crosses it;
On Randolph street where their
railway rosses it,
And that a copy of this resolu.
ton be at once presented to the
said railway corporation by the
city secretary.
The City Marshal was instruct
ed to have the railway company
keep crossings and culverts ir
good repair.
Council adjourned to meet a
| 5 80 this afterno IN.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
Slightly Mixed.

T, little boy Of nine years,
handed in the following compost
ton on George Washington
George Washington was the IA
Their Of his country one day he went
in his farthers yard and cut down a
tree, What are you doing asked his
father j am trying to tell lie and
cannot when he grew up he was
president and was killed by man
named getto who was jellish of hin
and the no 8 engine house was
draped in black. "-Harper's Bazaar
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
of Kidding the latter city of crime.

of Kidding the latter city of crime.
A Pittsburg (Penn.) Catholic
Priest declares that anarchists of
that city are responsible for the
death of President Mckinley and
that the man who was first chosen
to commit the murder refused.
Alvin (Texas) has received her
first crate of strawberries FOR
which $500 was paid by u mer-
chant of that town.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

The Press is authorized to an
nounce d. X. HODGES as cam
didate for Sheriff and Tax Collec-
tor Of Tom Green County, sub
ject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

Paint Rock is to have bank,
with n capital of $15, 900. The
concern will be known as the
Norman Banking Co. The Off
GERS are J. w. Norman, of Paint
Rock, and J. B. Wilmeth and w.
A. Norman, of Ballinger.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff:

The Press is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy of J. S.
MCCONNELL for the office of
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Tom
Green county, subject to the ac-
tion of the democratic primaries.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

The Press is authorized to an-
nounce JOHN N. HEWITT as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff
and Tax Collector of Tom Green
county, subject to the action of
the democratic party at the pri-
mary elections.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

The Press is authorized to an
nounce JOHN /. HUFFMAN as q
candidate for reelection o the
office of Treasurer of Tom Green
County, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
For IreaSurer.

The Press is authorized to an
nounce the name of J. n. FAR
QUHAR as n candidate for Treas
urer of Tom Green county, sub
iect to the action Of the demo-
cratic party at the primaries.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
Cleaning and Pressing. .

4man, the tailor, is now pre-
pared to clean and press your
clothing. Prompt and satisfac
tory work guaranteed 40 If.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

Mrs. Susan Schulz, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Miss o. N .
Schulz, arrived yesterday after
noon from Okawvillo, H., on n
visit to her son, II. Schulz,
Mrs. Frank Russell returned
from San Saba Yesterday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
Fire Yesterday.

About 5:30 yesterday after.
noon the fire department was
called out. The blaze was q
stack of feed stuff in the rear OF
one of the little residences on
West Harris avenue, near Dr.
Parsons 1t was quickly ex,
tinguished.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

The Press is authorized to an
nounce SAM POLLOCK as o
candidate for the office of Treas
urer of Tom Green County, SUBJ
iect to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

Mrs. e. V. Bateman returned
yesterday from a pleasant visit to
friends and relatives ia Cleburne
and Waco,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
A Point of Etlnuntte.

Johnny (who is sitting on the
rocking horse with Ethel and who
wishes to be polite)-I think if one
of us got off | could ride much bet
ter.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
Another War Report.

The Cotton Excange received a telegram yesterday
afternoon the effect that the United Press Eastern head
quarters had notified all its correspondents that had
been declared between Japan and Russia.
just week ago similar received here and
found to be false This may be true and may not The
will every effort keep its readers informed
to the situation.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

Ed Davis, the well known ranch
man, left yesterday for Marlin.
Mr.. Davis suffers with inflamma-
tory rheumatism and is confined
to his bed He was carried on u
cot in the baggage car. Joe Chance
accompanied him.
A union meeting of the young
peoples societies of the various
churches will be held on the last
Sunday in January. A special
program is being prepared and
everybody is invited.
The people of this country evil
IDENTIFY believe in education. Four
wagons loaded at a local yard
yesterday with lumber for a new
school building at Sawyer.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Turner re-
turned from Water Valley Friday
evening.
G. Il. Hudson returned yester-
day from business trip to Dial.
las, Garland and Carrolton.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

GEORGE o. MASON author
ICES the Press to announce his
candidacy for the office of County
Treasurer subject to the action of
the Democratic party at its
primaries.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

THREE TRIAL NUMBERS OF our beauti-
ful magazine. with particulars OF new plan OF
home mOney.making, on receipt OF only ten
cents. Address "WoMAN's WORK" Athens.
Ga. 37.tf
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14
COLUMN
MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN.

If YOU want to buy, sell, trade. rent let or
exchange anything, or have lost or found
an article of yaiue, make IL known in The
Press Cheap Column, 1t will provide wide
spread publicity and prove productive OF
pleasing results. A special rate OF one
half cent gper word is offered with mini.
mum charge OF l5c. PHONE Pa
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

WANTED 49, FAITHFUL PER SON TO
TRAVEL and supervise force of salcspeople
and make collections Tor manufacturing house.
Straight salary 5000 week and expenses.
Salary paid weekly and expense money ad-
yanced Previous experience unnecessary.
Local territory business successful. Positions
permanent. Enclose Self-addressed envelope.
Superintendent, ga Dearborn street, Chicago
37.tf
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

WANTED - SEVERAL PERSONS OF
Character and good reputation in each State
Zone In this county requried) to represent
ana advertise old established wealthy bus-
ness house OF solid financial standing. Salary
5000 weekly with expenses additional, all pay
Horse ana carriage furnished when necessary.
Re ferences. Enclose selfaddressed envelope.
Colonial. 1872 Dearborn ST.. Chicago. Etf
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-14

WANTED -TRU STWORTHY LADY OR
Gentleman to manage business In this County
and ad Joining territory for house of solid n
nancial standing, 5000 straight cash salary
and expenses paid each Monday direct from
headquarters. Expense money advanced:
pOSitiO1 permanent. Address Manager, COS
Monon Bldg Chicago. d8-l2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

idoit nebit aoItbous bctrieben mllr'
De, gerietb Wdbreno ser Rodt in
9ran0 uno purbe 3itm Ebeil einge.
didert. Die 6lommen 9riiieu nit
iolfer Sdneai9feit ilm iih, Dab Den
SouSbepobnern, ungeiGbr 10 an Der
3abl, Elm @ntfommen iibcr OieIreppe
abgci6nitten mor. l}ad0em Die
6%euermebr ben Brand nit GROCER
Wtiibe gel0idt batte, Wur0en oaS 10.
iGbrige 9ienitmGoden Annie Wto.
potsfi un0 Der 40 Sabre olte Solts-
fnedt Srib 8olf in ibren 3immern
I'M oberiten Stodlperf foot uufgefun-
ben; hire &ei6en moren balb Der.
foblt. 8ranomtnoen uuo onoere
Berlebungen trugen Oapou: Gus.
Waurnlt, Srou Is. 8oblgemutb, lire
S6miegermltter 6rau @oblgemutb,
Carl 8ObI9cmltb utO Sermann $.
9lud). Sic botten, nm Dem SLANT
lnentoOe 3lr e%ntriunen, aus ben Sen.
iteru Oe3 3iueiten StodWcrt8 ipringen
miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
las lit Der SlndD Der 66lcu S6at.

Rem. 9orf, 20. SUM. - Die
Yfnlnttin Goa SoporO, betonut i'm
"Senoerloiu" oils 8oIoie Woron,
lpelde nit einem @eiBen Gomens
Y. 5. Grtbur, in miloer Che lebte,
iuuroe bciite 9ormittog bon oemiel-
ben erld)oiieu. Ser Woro mar ooS
HeiuItot zines StreitcS 5lpiifen Dem
S%IebeSpoar, luelder lhon cine @od)c
NIT tleinen llnterbred)ungen fortge.
lett muroe. Die Wulattiu beiono
ltd) olIt Der Strobe, ais Artbur bier
Sdliiie ouf iie obfeuerte, morouf lie
foot sur @r0e iieI. Der iGb5ornioe
Moroer molte Der lebloS 5u ieinen
6ilBen SIe9enoen nod einen iiinften
S6uB aebeu, oils er bon YoliSilten
perboftet mlr6e. @iitbenoe 9eaer
perInmmeIten iid in enn5en Sdao.
rem, Die oen gerbafteten DEM Goli.
3ilten 81 entreiBen periu6ten, ood
rpuroe er iid)cr in Die Stution obae.
fiibrt. Die @rmoroete u a % Sabre
aIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
Samilienspiit fibrt 3nm @attinmurS.

HeW 9ort. 20. SUM. - Sn
Nr. 2SS, 9roome : StraBe, bat ae.
iter,t @or9en s. Soiimann leiue
5rou erihoiien, luGbreub iie lid nod,
fdlofeno i'm Bette beiano. Der
Wann bate orei Sdiiiie ubeeielert,
bod nur elmer irof ole 6rou, meIfer
oas Ser5 ourdbobrte. Ios @bepoor
batte orei ainber, bon oenen ooS
iiingite, elm f~iinfidbriger anabe, nit
Der Mutter i'm Bette i6Iief.
9uBer Den 4inoern naren bier
Goitgdnger i'm Souie; elmer oeriel-
ben. ein 9riioer Der ermoroetenGSroa
elite 81 Siilie, ais er Die SdiiIie
Borte uno perbinoerte &oiimonn, iif)
ieIbit 81 eridieBen, pie er beabiid!
tiete. Der Moroer murbe oerbaftet
er mar felt LANCER 3eit obne arbeit
uno bate otter Streit init ieiner
Jrau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

geI6iebt, @eiitli6e, @oli5ei uno 2eD-
rer lperoen 81 0ieiem 3pede berail-
ge5ogen, un0 in liberoler @eiie miro
gegeben. 9dS @roQeIdoB Der ct.
WfortllS = Stride bat nit icinen Dir
beit9pulten mo S6reibmoidinen TO-.
5uiagen iiber Ho6t ooS @eprGge Ell
mes Bureaus p6cr Gomptoirs erbol.
ten.
l~tnoblGiiig tbGtig lit 0aS pom
Wfapor ernonntc ltntcrItiiblrngS So.
mite, 0os lid ourd) Die 3l5iebung
bon 0iitrittS 3 superintendent @il.
itau StraubcnmiiQer un0 @oli3ei.
Snipeftor Mor S6mittberger, Ole
beiOc Ourb ibre groBe Grfobrung
idon ~geru0e5u %unidGbbure Siilfe &c.
%leiItct, O~erltGrft bot. Nod einen1
norIGltiigen &ori6log miro onS 60
mite gebolten iein, sic Softer BON
etpa $50 &eidenbegGn9nilicn SIT be.
I%treiten, uno eS o%iiriten fiir 0ieicu
3lped olein lngeiGbr $4,000 error.
oerli6 icin. 6erncr iino ctlpo $40.
600 n0tbig fir oie critic tcmlporGre
llnteritiitung ser @intcrbliebenen
Ser Opfer. SIM @on5cn iino biSber
ltnGcfdbr $4,000 tbcilS alt5gcQcbeL
tbeiIS SIT 5obIcn, iiberronnlcn NOR.
0cn.
Die berongc5ogcnen 2e6rer mo
Eoli5iIten iinO mncrmiioli6 I'M lin.
tcrItiitungSlperfc, bcionoerS bat iid)
&r. Stroubenmilaer qroBe &croien.
tie %eriporbcn. Sreppoili, treppob pill.
gerte ct am SomItug bon @orS gu
SouS, bon 6omilie SIT Somilie.
Scrner bot ooS Gomite al ole
@eiItli6e Der Staot, glei60iiltia
pclder Gonfeiiion tic oltd) immer an.
9eboren m0gcn an pr~oteitontiidc
Gidrrer, fotbolii6e YrieIter unO an
&abbiner, Elm S6rciben gcri6tet, in
DEM Die Serren @eiItIt6en eriud)t
lpcr0en, 81 ermitteln, Oh Iid) in ibrcr
@emein0e ir9en0 mcld)e SintcrbIiehc.
ten bon oSlocum" sOpfern befinocn
lolltcn, melhe Der &iilfc beoiirfen.
go bofft man, ON beIten in sic in
neriten GoltSidi6ten ein5uOringG1
unO balo Elm Flares 9ilo Ooriiber 5t
geminnen, mic 9roB Die 9totb mirflid
lit iuie niel @elo ooS Gpmite tbotlGd,.
lib be0orf.
Ofit ser ten1porGren ltnterItiibung
lit eS ia nidt gctbon, eS gilt piel.
t1ebr, ben uielen pater- un0 mltter.
los geluoroenen &inocrn Elm Seim 5lt
l6alfen, Elm &cim, ouS DEM eioenell
10 nabe ais ntoglid tomnt. llno 81
oieiem 3mcde oiirftcrL 5uiommen nit
Der tentporGren llnterItiibuug uno
ocn 9egrdbniBfoiten, etmo $4,000
notbmenoig iein. GS miro n1mlid)
beobliftiqt, ole &inoer I'M Ilter bon
IL bis II Snbrcn nidt IN SnltitlIten,
ionoern in Somilien, momoglid) BEL
Sreltnoen ooer Scriuan6ten, ilnterSl-
briu9en uno ibnen cine %ongeneiiene
@r5iebuna 81 Sbeil iueroen 81 lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
Slutisc Samilien SrasGOic.

S6ein6eilier Srommler erifieBt iei'
ne 6rolt, meil Iie Iih meigert, eiu
2eben Ser S6onoe 81 fiibren, uno
begebt Damn SelbItmoro
@ew Dort, 90. Suni. - Der
~34-i1brige Reger Sc M}ott, Gerporra.
genoeS Witglieo elmer 8rooflDner
Sirden1emeinOe, id)oB beltte @orgen
feline 6rou Clara in Sen 9opf uno
iprong baum aus DEM SenIter bes 4.
StofeS BON 9tr, 49, 7. @penue, 100
er foot nuf Dem 8labe hlieb, Die
8rou lpurOe mad oem uNelu.Dorf SO.
ipitol" gebro6t, no iie IN beoenf!i.
6em 3uItonoe o~ornie0erliegt. 0oS
Eoor mar ieit Ginger 3eit gCtrennt;
Die Srnl mobnte nit ibren1 5lpet
Sabre alien S66terden in Der onge.
gebcnen GoreIIe. Ttc 5rau iogte Der
Goli5ei, Die S6icBerei iei Die 6olgc
ibrer Weigerung, Dieoer nit ibrenl
Wtonne 5uiommeu 81 leben nno ii0
Der Groititlttion 3lt crgeben. Goli5iIt
2e6r bon Der Stotion an Der @elt
30. StroBc itonO flr5 Dor II l(br on
CT @fe Der Sc. StroBe I'm Z. goenle,
ais er flint &euolOerihiiiie borte. Gr
blidte IN Der 8idtlng nod Der Z.
Npenue uu0 iob, ME Die Srou lih
aus einem 8eniter oes A. StodeS
lebnte. Sic ting an, ~Wforo" SIT
i6reien, oils Sc Wott auftoudte nm
periud)te, lie aus benz 6eniter alf Die
StraBe 81 merfen. 2ebr 500 ieinen
Heuoluer mo rannte Die Sreppe oeS
SnllieS binoif. AIS CT ben A. StoG
erreiht, Itieb er auf Die Srou, meld)e
%beipuBtloS Dor linn nieoeritiir5te, Der
Yoli5iit iprong iiber iie ipeg unb or,
reid)te oas Srontfeniter eeraoe in
3eit, INN 81 iebelL mie Sc Wott bin-
ausiprang uno ouf bas Irottoir fiel.
llnmittelbor Dor Dem Springen butte
Der Mann ieinen Hepolper binunter'
%eelporfen. Wam uub Waffe lhlu.
gen u%n9efGbr gleid5eitig auf Den
6lieien aiif. Sc Motifs S6Goel NOR
3erIbmettert. Sebr requirtrte einc
Imbulon5 bonn .Nen-Yorf Solp!.
tai" mo Die &eierpen bon Der @eit
80. StroBen-S totion. 0ieie trofen
inter Siibrung bon Capt. GottreIl
olsbalo Elm mo botten betr1dtlibe
Wiibe, Die grobe Menge Ieugieriger,
Die iih bereits ongeiammelt bate,
5uriid5uorGnger. Der Imbulon5orat
9uroscif fano, BOB Die 6rou in Die
rcd)te S6l6fe gei6oiien NOR. Cine
onoere llrio6e, oils ole oben ange9c.
bene, fonnte Die Boli5ei bon Der 8rdn
nibt erlanger, Die Yoli5ei iagt, &c
Mott iei in Der Sling Enblilbing
Co." lpelde cine religioie 3eitlbrift,
~Sbe Cleaner, beronsgebt, angeitellt
gelueien. 0oS @eib1ft Der Sing so.
Toll in 0r. SOB, 6. Ipenme, icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21

mie Sc0er bemii6t mor, Die qeihlaqe-
men id)redliden @unOen noh &rGi-
ten 81 linOern, eS miiroe Nienun0 an
Der Mtcnid)beit %uer5pciieln. IS mar
Der 9ottlide 6ltnfe, Der ii6 3eigtc.
@r CAB es &e0em elm mie er am Be
item iid Dem betroiicncn No6bor
0tenItbar 3eigen fonntc."
Sur Iebten Gube be itotte
SIN @an5en iuuroen geitern tG6
Spier Der oSlocllm" s&otoItropbe oltf
Dem lutberii6en 6rieoboie bon W2iO,
Ole @iaoge, Queens Borough, beige
iebt. Slim on0ere mllr0en olrf oent
beno6barten Ntt. Olipet = Srieoboie
5ltr leBten Hltbe gebettet, mo ied)S
meroen I'M &inOcn Sill Srie0bofe, Ser
Iid ebeniolS ni6t meit bon Dem lit.
tberilden 6rieobofe befiuoet, ruben.
Die erIten 2eiden5ilge trofen nm
Die WfittugSitun0e Elm, uno e6 mar
bereits langit ounfel am 9lbeno, ais
Die Icbten SGrge BEL aforementioned
tung III Die @ruft gcienft muroen.
3u 3eiten bntten Die 2eiotrogenOcn
langc 5t mnrtcn, 0u imnlcr MIR Elm
poor GQuipogen 81 gleiher 3eit cin.
tabrcn tonntcn. Der g%n0ron9 bon
Sciden5ilgen mar Elm 10 gepoltiger,
bob cine Wteile peit bonn 5ricoboIe
cine pollit0n0igc Stolruna bcrrId)tc
uno Die Seidcn5ilgc mlr NIT QroBtcr
2%ongiomfeit fobren fonnten, cine nm.
ongenebme 3ltgobc fir oic 2ei0tra.
genoen III ben Gquipogen, ga bic
Sonne 9liibenO beiB bernieoerbronl1-
te ulo Die @ege ltort Italtbig muren.
IbgeIeben bon Oen 2eiotragenoen
poren gegen $4,000 Gerionen nlf
Dem 6rieoboie o0er in Der unmittel.
barren llmgeblln9, o6geieben bon
Den pielen &ouienoen, Die Iid) an Sen
81 Dem 6riebbofe fiibrenoen StroBen
oufgeitelt batten, INN Die 2eidenSiigc
porbeifabren 81 ieben. Der Stou6
allf Den SanoItroBen mor elm 10 uler-
tr19lifer, Dab Borough 3 YrGiioent
GoiIiop bon GlteenS, ser nod Dem
Srieobofe fubr, cine In5o6l Sprena-
hagen in 9ienIt iteute, mas iofort
Dem Stallb elm @noc mod)te. Cine
itottlide Eoli5eiforce iorgte BEL Dem
Srieobofe fir MISUNDERSTANDING ser
Sronung. guf Dem 8rieobofe tpor
oos @eor1nae elm ioIdeS, Dob piele
bon Den Reugierigeu in @efabr tuu-
rem, in Die oielen ofienen @rGbcr &c.
ItoBen 81 mer6en. &ieIe Srollen tic.
len IN Obnmoht fomcn aber in Dem
bennh6orten Sotel bon Wartin Wo.
ger, mobin Iie gebrod)t mlroenJ mic.
Der 81 lid.
Die So6tenGi1te.
@elterlt lnltroell l1od) meltere 10
Seid)cn bon Spfern Der ySlocum".
9atoItropbe aeinnoen. Die elite Ser
,Sooten uno 8erlpunoeten geItaltet
1id mitbin mie fol9t: @eItern ge6or.
gene 2ei6en 40; porbcr qe%nleloete
Soote 645; fol9li6 600 gefmnOene
SoOte. Die 3obI Der 8ermiBten.
bis Jest nod nid)t geborgenen 600.
ten, betrdat $50; folglid betrGgt oie
8eiammt5abl Der Spfer $40. S'Sn
SoipitGlern beiinoen iih ollBeroem
nod 46 Serluunoete. bon oenen piel-
leidt aitd monbe ben 8erlebrngcn
erlieaen merben.
CUR ltnter It ii tung Ser
Hot9Ieioenoen.
Inter Der 2eititng bon Srn. q. u.
Sill bat Die llntcritiitung Der Sinter.
bliebenen Der Spfer Der nSloeum"-
9otoltropbe ibren ipitemotiid)en Irtr
fang genommen. @oS MIR INNER &c.
ideben fam, nm felt3ultellen, no
mirflib Hotb p~orbanoer, mo Elm Fl.
nanSieles Ginereifen n~otbiuenoie lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
I'll YittShnrn. 80.

Sn EittSbure, ga, tit Der
9onfoireftor @omoro Worepooo
Serguion, oeiien @ermogeu alf etma
$50, 000 900 geifGtt miro, i'm Mlter
bon 70 Sobren seitorben. Der Der
ltorbene geborte Dem Direftorium Der
IS. &. Srid Goal & Gofe Co." an
uno iuar elmer Der unternebmenoltert
@eihoitsleute Der GiienItaot. Gin
Sobn oes Scritorbenen lit 5%lueiter
Sefretdr Der amerifaniiheu 8eianot-
.ldoft in Sofio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-21
I'm Ilammeu nmaefummen.

Gleoelono, O., 90. SUM-.
0as @ebduoe Hr. 1913. Columbia.
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The evening world., 1904-04-28
WHEAT MARKET.

In spite Of the fine crop weather to-
dly. the wheat market opened higher
all around. The theory advanced by
bulls aas that good Weather you'd
repair the damage previously inflicted
by LOG. temperature. Outside markets
wer, Stronger, influenced by "A scare OF
shorts, Corn was higher with wheat.
New York's opening prices were:
Wheat-May. 20 rs bid. July, IS 3-S 20
IS IL: September, ~.
ChicagO's opening prices were: Wheat
July. So BIS "a 80 IL; May. S6 81 to S.,
September, 10 rs to ~. Corn-May,
iG 81 to i6 rs; July. Is 5-S to As 3-i Sep
TENDER. Is Us to A. IA.
New Works. closing prices were
Whcat-Mny, 81 81; July. 50 H., Sep
TENDER, 81. December, 50 IS. Corn
May. 81. July. 20 l.? 10 ~ as.
ChiCagn's closing prices were. Wheat
May. IS IL, July. "a Il to 81 rs, Sep
TENDER, 50 3-S. Corn-April, i6 5-S. july,
&c rs; September, IS IA; December
a IA