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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-05-05

fruitess operations cost me. If the women who are. suffering, and
the doctors do not help them, will try Lydia E. Pnkhams Vege-
table COMPOUND, they will not be disappointed with the results"--
Miss CLARA M. CLAUssENJ 1907 Penn st, Kansas City, Mo.
NhESUE above eMlnonasaw Mchw viii prove heir absolute SG@ Sg@I M@ss anu 's"'"s ."
WWVVW Lydia L. Pinkham Ned. Co. LYNN, Mass,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

bunol1tngen 5nii6en @roBbritonnien
itno <BIonb nerieeten oie @ffetten-
b0rie mGbreno ser oerfIoIienen Wpd)e
in einen nernoien 3uitonO, briitteu
ale Mdrtte uno b%cidrdnften Die llnt=
idbe beoeltteno. ObmobI Nieman6 an
Die W0qIiftcit zines 9rieges 5rDiihen
@roBbritonnien m0 HuBlono gloubt,
iino bier oic SpetuIonten altBcrit
i%eniitiu unO ooriidtig. 9m Samitug
brudten berlbigen6c W}%cloungen cine
@ieocrtebr oeS &ertrmlcnS mo Die
Wtdrtte erboIten lid ldnel, Die 3lt-
tbeilunG Der iapnuiiden Gnleibe lit,
10 mcit tpie m0alid, 81 @rnIten Der
tleinen a0ufcr erfolgt. Die Shman.
flmgen uuf Dem 4merifoncr Martt
iuoren lcbr eratiiher Notltr uno Of
fcnbur Ourd ole Ginpirtungcn bon
@oa.S troBc, Die bier nidt genoll obs
gemeiicn rperoen tonnten, b%crporgerlIs
fen, aber I'M AQgemcinen moltet gro
Be8 Sertrolen in Die 3uflmft Der
umeritonii6en @ertbe oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Wfebr SrGnSe nnf benz @eltansltel-
mnasplaBe.

ct. 2ouis, 81. Nopember. =
Cine &eitaurotion mo Elm 56eil bes
9odes zines StroBenbabn , Eapil-
Ions nobe Dem Saupteingonge 81
Der @eltous muroen beute
our6 6euer 5eritort. Die 5lammet
perurio6ten >einen Gonif uno piele
Sunoerte Gerionen itiir5ten gum
Sbore binaus, obne 5r bebenfen, ooB
lie bel ibrer Hiiffebr oos @intritts.
gelo auf's 9teue gu be5ablen boben
milrben. Ser 8erluit betrGgt etpa
$4,000.
Iu6 I'M Nep.0 orfer Staatsee-
bdlioe brannte es bellte iriib, uro
mebrere Eerinnen ertgingen mir nit
fnupper Hotb Dem @ritidunestooe.
Die 8lammen wuroen jeoof raid &c.
loid)t uno ridteten mn 9eringen
S6aoem on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
en- Nefus9 urf eeItDr6en.

Nem- Oort, 81. gtop. - @enerol
2ouiS Hulmo oi GeSnolo, 0ircftor
uno GruItee oeS Decentralization
&unitmuieums, Itorb berltc pl0BIi6
an einem Iniaae afuter l(nperonl=
li6feit. @r mar y Sabre alt.
GeSnola mar ans S%5tnlien 8cbilrs
tia unO nabm I'M Ilter bon II Sab
rem Nntbeil an Dem 8riege fiir Die
ginigung Stolien'S. Sn 1860 fam
er nod Nmerifo un0 madte Den
8iir9crfriea oils Offi5ier in einem
Nen.yorfer &apalleriercgimcnt NIT.
Neun Monote Derbrndte er oils
9riegSgefonqener I'M -@ei0n0.
nib 81 Hidn1onO. Gr bro6te ea bis
5lm &onge cines 9rigaoegenerolS.
Bon 1860 bis 1877 mar er omerifa'
nii6er aoniul ouf Der SnIel Gppern
uno ieit 1873 mar er 0ireftor ocS
&unltmltieumS. SauptiGdlid icincn
8emiibungen lit es 81 uerodnfen,
oaB ser ans Ser &otbeorole 5lt AScoli
geitoblene Gborrof fiir5li6 BON s.
Eierpont Worgon, benz aduier Oe@
8leiOungSitiideS, Der itulieniideh
Eegierung 5rlnt 8ei6ett gemodt
mltr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Srl. @eiterling's SelbItmOro.

G6tcogo, 81. Rooember. -
SRI. @eiterling, melhe, pie i6on &c.
meloet, in einem bieIigen @otel
Sel6ItmorO beging, oermItbli6 aus
@rom iiber 0en in Chicago erfolgten
pl0bli6en 500 6. 81. Barriers, 8ice-
H%rGii0enten ser Cincinnati, Samil-
ton un0 0apton > 9obn," botte frit-
Der 5t 9enper, Sol, ais Steno9ra.
pbin in 0ieniten Barriers geitanoen,
u1o Die 8reunoidaft 8niihen 8eiOen
mar cine 10 groBe, Dab lie @ereoe Der
lriadte. Die Solge mar, ooB 0aS
WtGOben BON ieiuer Mlitter bierber
ge6raft mllroe. s. ". Barter, Der
20-iGbrige Sobn beS 9obnbeamtcn,
ting 8riefe ouf, nel6e 5tuiIden lei
mem Goter un0 SRI. @elterling ge-
nedielt ipurOen, aus melden er err
iltbr, OoB ii6 Der &oter BON Ser Wt1lt.
ter i6eiOen 81 laiien beabiidtigte,
nm Sri. 8elterling ebeli6en 81 fon-
men. Summer iiber 0iele @ntoedltng
ioa Die ltriafe gelpeien iein, aus mel
dem Ser irn1ger Barter Dor etliden
@o6en in ct. 2ouis Selbltmoro be-
9ing.
IS Iiegt iebt alth @runo fir sic
Germutblng Dor, oob Der pIotlife
500 oes dlteren Barter ST. Gincilts
natl am lebten SamItog nid)t oilrd
einen Ser5i6log, %ionoern oltr6
Selbitmoro berbeigefiibrt muroe, ltno
cine ltntcriudung lit boriiber i'm
@anae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Die stranOnns bes gSicilian
8rincc."

@eItriae Seriude gum 6Iottmofeu
oeS 5ubr5eugeS erfolQlos.
SdmmtIi6e YaIiaqicre qelonoct.
- N%u5Ioouna oeS 9orqoS beqon-
men.
Nem Norf 81. Nop. - Die
bclttc friib gemohteu &eril6c, Den
aus Wurieiuc, Neopel uno @cmlu
tonmenoen britii6cn 0ompfcr 81
Gillian Frincc," peIdcr geiteru an ser
SllIte bon Gong %3lunO itrunocte.
mteoer ilott 5u modem. limo iebIQ2-
ldlogeu. Die @oqen bu6cn oo@
9roBe 6obr5eltg bolb berumQeorebt
10 ooB IS Jest nit Der Scite QcQcn
ole See gctcbrt liegt. Die @oiioQicrc
limo ollrd H%emorQueurc bicrbcr &c.
brod)t WorOcu.
Seute 9lbe1O lit oaS 20iden zines
SbeileS OeS &argos b%egonncn nor.
oeft, mo man botft, 0oS Sabr5eltq
morgen iriib g~eniigeno erlei6tert 5lt
boben, INN eS IN tiefes @aIicr 3icbcn
SIT f0nnert. Die aus 20 @crIonen
~beltebenoe Wanuidaft beiinoet iid)
noh an 9oro. Die Sage oeS Sdif
fes gait beltte cine Belt lang fir be
Ocntlif, Ga ii6 elm I~tnrfcr @iuo cr.
bob lmO oie See rmrubig mur0c.
Sellte gbenO lit ooS 8ettcr icOoh
pieoer giinitiger gemoroen.
l%lngef0br cine Stltnoe Dor ser
StranOung oeS Sobr5eugeS gcItcrt
friib muroe Elm &ino an 9oro 0ebo-
rem. Die @Itern lino itnlicniide
@migranten.
Nur etmo ser brittle 3beil ser 3mi-
ihen0eds : Boiiogiere mar I'M Stons
oe, bic Snipettion olf ellis SSIonO
81 paiiiren uto bellte 9lbeno oieStoot
81 erreiden. Der HeIt miro morqcu
ben Snipeftoren porgefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Sin MnfidlibermprS in aanias.

Sopefo, SIS, 81. 9topen6er. -
Srau s. u. Nidum, melde 9eItern i'll
ibrem &oitbouie ourd) einen Sdlag
nit elmer art aitf Den aopf SIT 9ooelr
geltreft mur0e, ltorb beute, obne ms
9epuBtiein 5uriid5ufebren. 5000 III
9aargeIb, iopie ~nertbpoae Shmnd-
laden, mel6e Die 5rou in ibrer 8om-
MODE aufbemabrte, blieben unbe-
riibrt. Der &orper Der 6rnl lit
lfredlid peritiimmelt, uno es iAeint,
Dob Die Sbat bon einem Nadabmer
bes beriihtieten Sad the Slipper"
begangen puroe. Won bat nod feline
Sp1ir bon Dem Moroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
gluf Der Strafe eritOdJen.

Suntiugton @..8o., 81.
Nooember. - NntbonD Mortin mrrr=
De geltern o1f Der StroBe BON 9rrnic
Coon, Dem Sobne zines StaOtrotb8s
MitgIieoeS, eritodcn. Ntortin bate
einen poriibergebenoen 9tcger INN ein
Strei6bol5 eriuAt, uno ais Coon be.
merfte, fem Gentleman weroe cineu
9figger INN eiu 3iino9ol5 bitten, fam
eS 5l elmer &eilerei, pel1e nit oem
Woroe enoete. Coon lteIlte iit Ser
9oli5ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
HaTenfrieg befiird)tet.

9es sc oines, So., 81. Gop.-
Sn Sra5er, So.. mo Sbos. I%lbrigbt,
elm meiBer 8rubenarbeiter, lette
Nadt ourd BEN Neeer Sames 9rice
geihoiIen uno tobtlid perpunoet
muroe, itebt elm 8oiienfrieg in aus-
fidt. Die meiBen Arbeiter bielten
beute Nadmittae cine 8eriammlung
uno beihloiien, nift mebr nit Den
Teeern 81 orbeiten. sic bei6uloi-
gen bieielben, 1rice 5ur SlIdt Der
bolfen 81 baben. @s befinben iif
35 bis so Reser in Dem @rubenloger
nno etma 1900 @eiBe. 8eibe Bar=
teien bepaffnen iih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

9oblen ltto @unition ottrh ruiiiide
Srle9Sl3itfe in 6ritiiden 9dten 5u
ern'fe1 Heibun9en 3piifen @roBbrl'
luiInlen ltno Sopon aefii6rt booe,
MIRO offl5tea oementirt. Die jnponI'
ld)e He0iernq bat Der britiiden He-
0lernng ooriiber feline @oriteulnAen
9eInod)t, unb es Itc6t aud rIldt 3lt
erioorten, ooB 0ieS in udditer But
fi'ntt Aeldiebt. 9orou @oOoibL Der
1Ielt9e joponiIde @ciolOte, erflort
oenl eorreipOnoentcn Oer oHlloclIrten
Frelle," Dob Die 9nQcIcdcnbett bis
lebt neocr miinolid nod Ihriftlid
mi Sertebr 3lpiihru ocn betoen vi.
%l1Irten erpGbnt nOrocu lei. IIIer-
oEn9S Tonne Sopon itd ctneS@efiibl3
Der 8itterfeit barber niht ertueb-
rem, Dab britiidle aoDIcnOampfer &c.
6ortert iperoen 0urttcu, INN ooS ruff
lIld)e SItiee-@cIdmoOer NIT Soblen
81 nericben un0 ooB 6rantreid,
Spanien lno @ro66ritannien oieien
&oblenoumpfern geitottct botterL in
1bre Sdfen ein5uIolticn, INN bort ollf
Die S6iffe oe8 @iccs2lomirolS 9fo-
lcltine1SfD 81 mortCu.
Baron &oDoibi io9te oom lpeitcr:
SD meiB red)t gut, peldc
S6tpicrigfeitcu es mod)t Die 9tell.
trnlitot thrift oufreGt }lt crbolten,
menn man ober qcitattct, ooB oieIc
S6iuieri0feiten ser @obrutQ Der
g|cltraIitGt binoeruo i'm @cGc itebcn,
Damn DiQ Neutrolitdt notiirli6
%ilberbaupt gti6tS beiben II. bat aud
feinen @ertb. 8ritiIAc Sdiffe itno
I'M gfamen peri6ieocncr 6irmen Sc
6artert ippr0en, nm &oblen 81 fit6s
rem. 9ieie Goblen morert gang 5meir
felsobne fir HoitieimcnatD beitimmt
oo6 gebe id 81, Dab eS Der britil6en
Hegterutg 81 bemeiicn I6tuer lit. Wttt
ben beiten a(bii6ten in ser @elt lit
ole britiibe &egierun9, lpenn oId)
acknowledgements, RoieItmcnStp ouf
ieiner 6obrt nad Oitolien bebiilflih
gepeIen. Gin 5lpeiter nIlobomn."
Sail miiroe Die Notionen etpos Dor.
iihtiaer MAIDEN, 10 Ionge es ober
nibt oo3u fommt, lit Die NelttrolitGt
in ibrem itrifteiten Sinne nobl cher
0o5u ga, Inn perlebt, oils beobadtet
81 iueroen."
Sn Der ioponiiden 9oti6oft bieB
es, 0oB eS unm0gli6 Qetpeieu m0re,
Elm britii6eS ODER Ionitiges aoblcn'
i6tff, ooS oon Briootfirmen regel-
reft uno in geiesliher 6orm ee6or-
tert moroen uno 0aS in einen iponi.
l6en @afcn e%inlief, nm ipGter oltBer-
bolb Der 0rcimeilen.@rer15 Der rui,
iii6cn 6Iotte aoblen ST lieferrl felt
5uboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

$500 ~ ~ttpIiiipN SSbSl ptS wv
gterllng oereinigt, oeren Heiben our6
Den Ibfoa Der oriitofrotiihen @rlippc
iinter 8rof I%noraiip geihnGbt iinb.
Die FreIle lit fir uno 9eeen Eremier
StS5o gleid 9etbeilt, unb bel Sole
miro nit aIlen Witteln gegen 5issn
ittriguirt, oomit er 81 SSoa fomme.
Stuoenten uno 9iirger plorlen bier
9roBe 9emonltraticnen, uno es miro
be1lirhtet, oaB es 81 erniten 3uiom.
menItoBen 5lpiiden ben gegneriiden
Eorteien fommen miro.
Ole Stimmung in parliamentary.
lfen areiIen, iolueit lie gegen Die BON
Nrenller Sis5o I'M Ibgeoronetenbaus
o~ilrd)9eleste GbGnoerung Der @e.
'faftSoronun9 limo, lit cine b6dIt err.
regte. Die Sppoiition bot in Der er.
lfel @i'tb Den 9eihluB eefobt, bel
DER Wleoereroffnung oes ultooriIden
Hethstoges iorpobl oen Iremicr
2lS6a, ME Den ErGiioenten bes S(b.
9eoronetenbonles, 9ercSel b. Bonn
Dao, am Setreten oes SisrngsioaIes
5i b%ebiroern.
Gonflift @eriihte beun.
rnbtgen bic 9orie.
Sonoon q. Ioo. = @eriidte
BON einem 3uiammenltob II, slfabo.
niltan ilno elmer Stoduns in ben Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Gr.G6niain eli iuiebcr oa.

Gan SranciSco, q. Nou. -
Inter oen Yoilagiereen oes bellte aus
Sonolulu angefommenen 0ampterS
nGomono" befinoen itdJ G%r,a0nigin
2ilioufaloni BON Somoii mo Gon-
g~reBoelegat &alunianoole. Die Or
&0nigin bofft nod INNER, ooB ibr
Der Gon9reB @ntidaoigung fir Die
ibr obgenommenen bamoii'i6enaron-
lGnoereien gep1bren meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Ger Yopit ii Der 8icGcIe.
fubreu. SIS.

u y | I II.
Hom 81. Roo. - 9iid)of Gbatar0
BON Der 0t05eie indianapolis rpurbe
geitern pom Eopit YilS oenl 3ebnten
IN Eriuotouoien3 empfon9en. Der
Eopit erfunOi9te iid bei'm 9iidof be.
ionoerS mad Ser 3abl Der Gommuni.
funten uno YrieIter, Iorpte Dem gu.
ltanoe Ser Miiiionen in Der 9i05eie
un0 GltBerte feline @enltgtbuung, ul3
ibm mitgetbeiIt mltrbe, oaB 8iidof
Gbotoro II. SiilfSbii6of S'0onogbue
BORT ein beoeutenoe8 Nr6eitSfelo bGt-
ten. 8ei'm S6luiie Der Nuoien5 pers
lieb Der EopIt alien @IGubigen Ser
0io3eie Den opoitoIii6en Segen.
Der EopIt empfing ail6 Elm So.
mite aus &uccd. 9tlS er eriltbr, oaB
5lpci Der Wtitglicoer nlti Bicycles na6
Nom gcfon1men ieien, begliidmiinid)-
te er JIG uno fii9te bin5u: Sd oerbot
Trieltern onS 8icpcle. Nber iuenn id)
mie0cr Jung lpGre, miiroe i) germ
ooS Bicycle b%cmIBen. Ils id nod Elm
Snube mar, ging id bier Sabre bin-
ourd) Gag fir Gag, oh Sonnenihein
o0cr &eGelt, 5lpolf Weilen, ltm Die
Sdynlc 81 Boulder. Wcnn i6 Elm 9i.
cpclc gc6abt b0ttc, niir0c ih 3eit unlo
&rort depart bnben." Sher5eno
mcinte Der FopIt nod: oSubrt MIR
nidt ST. piel 9icpcle! Sbr tonntet boS
Sntcreiie Der Giienbobnen ih1bigen."
Gins Der Gomitemitglie0er bate
Den <nid 9eGltbert, ben Sub oe5
EnpItea 81 tiilien. Iber Ser 4opIt
Iogte: pNein, er lit franf."
u II d) sic 8eborhe nobm u II.
tbetl.
NcopeL q. gtop. - DDS Subj.
l0lrm Ger llnbefledten G%mpfGngntB
muroe geitern bier nnter GROCER
6eierlihfeit uno Yrodt gefeiert, Cine
Ero5eiiion our65og Die SauptItraBen
ito geipdbrte eiren %pittoresfen Gn.
Bid. gS ml1roe lebbnft beIprohen,
Dab Die 9eboroen Der Staot nno Der
Gropin5 an Der Yro5eiiion Sbeil tob'
men.
Ole nh hoffung Der RAM
5oiii6en 9oti6ott I'm
Gatifo
Goris, 81. Gop. - Sn Dem Be
rihte Der Budget : COMMUNION pel6f
eS, bob burh Den Abbrud Der olplo-
motii6en 9e5iebungen nit Dem Safl'
fon uno Die abberuiung oes gotl1al'
ters gsiioro niAt nilr oas Salar oeS
Votihaiters fiinftie in @egfal TONI
me, lonoern bnb Die &egieritllg anu)
Die 9on5e, fir Die 9otihaft bel'm Sa'
titan biSber poreeiebene Snnllile 0
$26,SO0 itreiden fonne. Die eom'
milIion ipridt Die 9offnung aus, oaB
Die bisber fir Die fran6oiiifen gd''
lionsIhulen in Sitaiien periuilltgfel'
! Siimnen lof uno nod sur 0rilh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
General Tuiunlt MuOog 6lei6t.
9fir penige &erGnoerungcu i'm Sea
binet na9 Dem 4. M4r5 1905.

u6ington, Q. g., 81. Nop.
- Seute mlr0c i'm 8eiBen Souie
angetiinOigt, oaB @eneralbunoe3-
onluolt MooOp entihieOeu babe, i'm
nellen &obinet oeS BrGiiOentenRooies
pelt ST. blei6en.
Sr. Wfooop ielbit botte, fur3 Dor
Ieiner 8erieblmg pom Slottenoepor-
tement ms Sulti5oepartement, onge-
%tiinoigt, OoB er bei'm Shluiie Der
gegenmdrtigcn Administration aus
Dem Nmte otstreten un6 in Bottom
ais 4ntpalt prafti3iren merOe. Seits
Dem bat er Iid ieOod) allf beIonOeren
8uni9 OeS Srn. &ooieoelt, nit mel
d)em er in allen Stiiden BON @er5en
iibereinItimmt, enti6loiien, iein @mt
Decentralization. 9lltBer Mooop Deroen
audi Die SetretGre 3op, Gait, Wtet.
calf uno @ilion I'M &u6inet ~bleiben,
oieQeiht olld S6am uno Worton, ie-
bod lit biniidtli6 Der beioen 2ebte.
rem nod ni6tS 0efinitipes beitimmt
Notiouol &oriiber Gortelpou miro
am 4. Wdr3 ooS Observation-Disclosures
pint i%ibernPbmen. Sm 0eportement
oeS Snnern miro ebenfoQS cine Ser
dnoerung erportet, olein Sefret6r
&it6cod bot nod feline Inoeutlng
geGeben, Oh er ab5uoanten beabiif-
tigt o0er niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22


Dung con~teIiion8loler Sd)lliet per-
ipenoet piiroen.
EeterSpfennige aus Sr-
LAMB.
Rom. q. Nop. - Gr5bii6of Sea-
len BON Trlro in Srlono ruuroe pom
8opIt in gil6ieu3 empfungen uHO
iiberoob bel bieier @eIegenbcit Dem
Gontifer bic Smnme o $1,000 fitr
Den YeterSpienni9. Der Foplt ril3lrlte
Die @laubcn9trelle Der SrlolIoer III
Srlato lllo MI T''Hlul'ue "',o lFto"9
III gll9oriIdell Der pou!!ttn "''tl'''-
nl'n9 pom oere'' "'''''oI'o'
Hollen anSgetahl3 at.
PETERSBURG, 81. Nooember.
- Die oNouoic Sremja" beipri6t
beltte Die tiir3lih bon Yrdltoent
HooIeoelt, Wtarlneletret1r Wtorton
uno Dem oeltlGen NeIdSfol5ler @rat
Billion gcbaIterte1t Heoen (ote oeS
@raien Billion gelegentlld Der Goll1e
oes St~lterlldl1teS "0ertld)lallo"
n''o 'o"'"t o. . g|p S;o
~ ,";H &C., - t.,
,tora -, @,nIten ser G%er5t0rfuuo
ihrpr moritimcn Wodt eirtrcten.
n9hrcnb 0eutih(onb on 0eu frieo-
Ghpr Vc5trpb,ropn ser Wotioupn
0nthri( AZ nchmpu miiuide.
c+rifc in Nur.
ros MnrrS
o. ms o,...una?n.
o., ~. ~ ~" ma,,o
81 "oo'ot ~
e"'9 !" gt'i'o' 80 w o''',
,oo'Ue, S'''. %"'lD," w." w."
~" O.t"pN" 0" l>'>"t ~
sntn>,5 ~tso;nno;,o 5,,sno,h;rt T;o
Gi5o,hohr n~chio,5tcto,, bohe, DINO
Wpriomm(,rro ophoIten. oQein sic
@obu6pomten crfl6rer lie 6eiorotcu
niht i'm 0,erinoIten, boF lire 9c1tc
Itrifen mernen,
ny.. m.rt.,.
v" 49,
9oo9, Il. gfopeInoet' - Sie Ne=
9lerlln9 pol oen Dlell9eh onletltont-
luet Ve'VaIiSlro9er pellout'WI'al,
puB Is oet Sor'9'' %Sllpelt'lHe ul=
9ellepH' lelll 'petoe' lpellIl o'e 6'pC'le
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
CANNOT BE TELEScoPED.
Railroad Gets Cars That Can't Be
Wrecked.

The Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
company is having "a coaches built,
which, it Is claimed. cannot be telescoped
and which will withstand almost any
shock occasioned by a wreck withou5being
splintered into kindling wood. The
coaches are for Chicago-St Louis worlds
fair service Several of them are now
running in the Florida limited train.
The frames of the cars are not entirely
and steel vestibules, and side frames are
so constructed that in the event of severe
wreck the cars will first give way in the
centers, which will bulge out. Under the
steel vestibules the connecting rods are
so arranged between the cars that the
shock Of collision cannot raise the cars
from the tracks and thereby permit of
the rear cars being hurled into and
through the cars in front
The construction of the cars has added
considerably to their weight, but the Of
ficiais of the company declare that should
d train containing them suffer a wreck
The loss of life and the injuries sustained
would not be greater than those in the
Pullman cars. Day travel TO and from
st. Louis during the exposition is ex-
pected to be heavy, and the necessity OF
strong day coaches is felt by the man.
agements OF the Chicago-St Louis lines.
1t was stated yesterday that all roads
would likely provide new and stronger
equipment for the service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
WEATHER man HAS
PREDICTED SNOW
Ground Is Greatly in Need of
Moisture.
RAINFALL YESTERDAY .08
Downpour Was Very Light but
General.

Forecast for Wichita and vicinity today:
Rain or snow and colder tonight.
For Kansas-Snow, and rain in south
east portion.
The predictions of precipitation for this
section of the country are coming true.
and yesterday eight-hundredths of an
inch of rain fell.
From all reports the rain is general
and will be followed by snow.
This section of the country has been
very much in need of moisture wheat
had not suffered to any great extent, but
was beginning to feel the effects of the
long dry SPELL While the rainfall yester-
day was not very heavy, it has been
proven in the past that an elght-hun-
dredth of an inch at this period of the
year is equal to twice that amount during
the summer months. This is accounted
for by the amount of evaporation which
is at its minimum during the winter.
Should this rain be followed with snow.
as forecasted, the farmers of Kansas and
Oklahoma may feel justly happy over
the fine prospect of their wheat crops.
Mr.. Todd said last night: II am sure
that the outlook is promising enough for
a sufficient precipitation to insure
bright future for wheat.
To-day there will be a light snowfall in
Kansas, with rain in some portions. 1t
will not be so very cold, but we will
have just a gentle touch of winter. My
conclusions are drawn from reports Of
other sections and late observations
Hicks and other weather prophets have
Joined in predicting this cold wave and
snow; therefore, it is quite probable that
g few days of real winter may be ex-
pected.
There has been decided fall in tenn
perature in the past twenty-four hours
over the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys and northern half of the eastern
Rocky mountain slope. Extremely cold
weather extends as far south as southern
Nebraska. The following low tempera-
lures We're recorded this morning: Huron
and Duluth, A; Moorehead, 10; Bismarck
and Bavre. u; GU Appellee, 26; and Min
nedosa, Is. Snow was falling this morning
Mt Dodge, Rapid and Salt Lake Cities
and Omaha, and rain at Kansas City,
Davenport, Chicago, and Little Rock.
The precipitation has been unimportant
except at Chicago, Salt Lake City and
Davenport. where "A, 80 and 80 of an
inch were respectively recorded. The
pressure is highest over North Dakota.
A storm area of considerable ma gnitude
overlies the southwest this morning
The minimum temperature is % degrees.
maximum Go degrees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
news FROM ALL
The RAILROADS
Santa Fe Telegraph Office
Gets a Yetman.
FOR SENDING MESSAGES
Items of Interest About Differ
emf Employees.

A Yetman typewriting and transmit
ting machine. the first ever seen in Wich-
ita, was received at the telegraph Offices
of the Santa Fe by Ed Donnelly, the
day man, yesterday morning.
This machine was patented but short
time ago, and has been on the market
less than one year. In addition to doing
typewriting. ii may be connected with
any telegraph wire. An operator may
send messages by simply manipulating
the keys the same as when writing With
SIX weeks of practice it is said that any
one can become proficient enough to
enable him TO send messages. There is
a slight difference in the touch of the
Keys necessary TO send messages from
that required only to typewrite. By work
ing the machine slowly, however. anyone
can operate il, Sc that man at the
other end of the wire can receive.
The mechanism of the machine is very
complicated. although the cost is not
much more than that of a good type
writer, considering the extra equipment.
The principal of the mechanism is SINH
lar to that used In receiving market re-
ports on tape. Whenever a certain key
is pressed, the machinery causes a GER
tain number of dots and dashes TO be
transmitted over the telegraph instru-
ment. When person once becomes
accustomed to the use Of the machine. it
is said that messages may be sent fas-
ter than any one can take them, even
with the assistance of typewriter.
The machine will be without a doubt a
great thing for operators whose hands
have become practically paralyzed from
long service on the keys This is an
ordinary aff1iction of the old operator In
some instances men who have seen long
service are compelled to use both hands
TO transmit a message
When asked IL it wasn't probable that
persons who know nothing whatever
about telegraphy and whose services
could be secured cheaper than the regu-
lar operators, are not liable to succeed
some Of the older men, Mr. DonnelIy
said: There is little danger of that for
the reason that messages cannot be re-
ceived with the machine. People could
be employed as they often are by the
larger telegraph Offices to do nothing but
SEND, but the man who does not know
anything about telegraphy would be
stumped should the operator to whom he
is sending stuff get lost and have to
break in. The sender couldn't understand
him.