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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
Gin SO d6tet bate bos

Gin % d6ter Bate oos
6euer perb il - g(uf Ser
Convention Der internutiona(en Sc.
ieui6aft Der 6eter . S~Sngeuieure gu
Chattanooga, Eenu., logte ser Bal,
timorer Gbei . Sngenietr @eo. 8.
9orton am Wiontag IN einem 8or.
tro9e iibcr oo5 groBe 6euer pom Z.
uno s. Sebrltor, .lpenm Die Sirma
Sobn s. &urit 4 So, in oereu gn-
gro8geId0it boS 6eller ieinen Serb
bate, einen 8Gdter in Dem @cbGuOe
gebabt bate, Damn bate Der 8eritt
iiber oa8 SSeuer gelalttet: Sin uube.
oelltenoeS 6euer I'M @rogel6oB oe9
@eib0ftS bon Sobn 6. Slrit & SO.
llnter Eudmoteriol, weIfe5 BON
@G6ter gel0idt wlroe."
Il e b e c ung ser
9 d. ~ ibbu0en @eiebe. -
SSrael 9ragltn bon Scr. 215, Noro-
6rontItroBe, 1tr0 SSraeG 8Iimod bon
Nr. 1927 Observation-Disclosures, Wuroen
geIteru i'm mittIcren Station$bouie
BON Boli5eiridter 2ittig inter 500
8ilrgIhoft Dem @eriAtSperfabren
iiberlpteIen neil tie ibre M%obnungen
ais ShnctOcrmertitdtten beniiBen,
lua9 gegcn oQS 0eicb oerIt0Bt.
3urd 9pnomit qct6Otet.
- Sn Den Steinbriihen Ne3 9rn.
Ye0oicoro al 6ol&Nooo u. %. ctr.
nuroe geiteru 0}orQen ser 50.id6riQe
Neger @m. Sonc5 ourtb sic Cyplo.
iion bon 0Dnomit get0otct un0 Der
% Sabre olte Stoliener &iuccn5o q.
goetnno lpitroe iftper ocrleBt. Ger.
IeIbe ipltr0e nob Dem u%ElIlQcmcincn
WarDI1noer Soipitol" 9cbrodt, Gr
lit oerbeirotbct INC mobnt III Mr.. 2l3,
Sails. Hoao. Rltr Die beiocn &crlms
gliidten befon0en Iid) 5ltr Belt IN oeu
Steinbriihen. @oS oen ~llnfall Der,
rriofte, lit nid)t befonnt.
Ole 9efe it ir3te berun,
ter. - Sm 9ilrcou be8 @ftilors oes
StoOtgeridt5 I'M nellen @eridt8ae-
bGuoe ~itiir5te acitern eit 8 SUB i'm
0uoorot m%eiienoer 3beil Der Cups
oede berob. gtiemono mrr0c berlebt.
@eb6uoe'S nipeftor &rcitou miro oQc
0eden I'M 8crtdtSoebGltoe inter
Iitd)en loiien.
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Mrbeiter Observation-Disclosures.

FEDERATION Of Sabor" Der
Iommlungen ieoen Witttpo6 abenf
IN Der .Hedobite.SoQe".
Observation-Disclosures 0r. 1898
II. 9. Of 6. & s." = 8erIommlung
ieoen 9%onneritag I'M n2obor.2p.
celtm," get. 1011, Sit.9oItimore.S IT.
ngier : gitsfabrer union gtr. t73"
= T~eriammlrng ieoen an6eren
Sonntag.
nMaidiniiten. u1b Sei5er.ltnion"
: 8%eriammIung ieoen onoeren
9ienitag.
nWetger.ltnion Hr. 90" Ser
lommlung ie6en orOeren Sonntag
int Monat, Radmitta98, I'M v2abor'
2pceum".
.gauidreiner.ltnion Nr. A"
@eriommIllng ieoen 3onneritaa I'M
.2abors2ncelim".
rGiifer.llnion" B~eridmmlune
ieoen anoeren 3ienitag, Nben6s INN
s llbr, i'm .2ubor.2pceum".
y9rorarbetter.llnion Rr. 8"
8eriammIunq ieoen onoeren Conn.
tag, Iadmitta0S, i'm ~2abor-2p.
ceun1".
.8Gder.llnion 0r. t2" Ser.
Iommlrng ieoen 5ipeiten SomItaa
I'M Monat, Radmittags, I'M n2abor.
2pceum".
y~&(r6eiter . aronfen. uno Sterbe.
&oIIe, Brand sc" - 8~eriommIuna
ieoen lebten Wontog I'M Wonat inn
.2abor.2pceum".
.Wuiifer.ltnion" - BeriammIuna
ieoen erIten Sreitag I'M Monot, 8or.
mittags, IN Der nWedonics' Sale"
an Der 8eit.Sopette.S traBe.
"Stit- nn6 Goppermo6er Union"
8eriommlung ieoen Samitaa IN
Rr. 9t5, Oit.Bratt-S trabe.
naagemeiner arbeiter : aronfen.
unteritiisungs-8erei bon 0It.golti.
more" - 8eriammIung ieben 9ien.
tag in 8ooenlteiner's Sale, Nr.t234.
Oft.6apette.S trabe.
sarbeiter . 4ronfen. unb SterDe.
aaiie, 8ranh 1859" = 8%erIammIuno
leoen 5tueiten unb lesten 8onnerItoo
| II Monat in 8uib's SoGe. Ode Gle.
n .ent- uno Solpion-S trahe,
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Nm%crifancrin bciratbet d)ineiiIden
Mr,t.

Gbicogo, IA. September. -
Or. 2olp Seen, eilt d)illciiiGer gfr3t,
Der bier 81 2onoc Meoi5in Ihtoirt
bat, fiibrte geitern ieine 0rl,t!, cine
iltnge NmcrifonerilL 5ltm Grolloltor.
Die Nu8ermdbItc lit Sri. Goith MiQcr
bon 6resno, Gal., meId)e sic !peite
Reile bon Der Gaciiicfiiite nod Gbis
ca9o, cine @lltfermtn9 bon $500
W1eiler, u%nternnbnL INN Sic Satin
beS Gbineien 81 meroen. Die gtell.
o%ermdblten iueroet ii6 in Son9fonL
China, nieoerloiien uno BORT eif me.
oi5iniid)eS Golleg noh Miuitar olle.
rifaniider REORGANIZATION einrid)tcn.
Bor neltn Sobren Doren ser iun9e
Gbincie mo sic tleine Goth Witihil,
fer oltf DEM SealhSbltrg College at
SeoIoSburg, Sal. Sp1ter nof g(bs
Ioloirung ieiner Stuoien IieB iiG
Or. Seem III 6reSno, Sal, 100 goitb
NIT ibren @ltern mo6nte, ais pratt.
idcr glr5t nieber uno Die 9efonnt,
idoit 5pii6en 9eioen reiite 3lt 9e,
genleiti9cr gteigung. 8oS iltn9e
@bepoar lit gleid) mad Der 8erm1b.
lung bon Chicago obgereiit uto miro
iibcr Gan Sron5iSco, SonolilLu mo
Snpon iid) mad icinem 5itfiinftigen
Wobnorte Songfong begeben.
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Bon See 1titb Saicn,
9(bfobrt be$ 'Gompicr2 ,Moin.~
Qampfer n5ranfimt" eruQrtct,
8eridieoeneS.
8eri6ieoeneS.

~
Ser 0ompfer Brain" oonl .9}orb.
oeutiden 2lopo," Capt. bon 9orell
fltbr g~eitern Nofmittoa nit Den
&oiittcn.9 oiiagieren ocrcn g}oncn
bereitS I'M o0eutI6en Correspondent.
ten" genonnt murben uuO chua 2Oo
3mii6enoed8 : 8oiIa9jercn bon bier
nod Bremen 3uriid. Cine gon5e g[r.
3obI 6reltnbe Der Sdei0cloen iono
lid) am 8ier eitL nm Nbihie0 bon
oenieIben 81 nebmer.
ll%nterlpegs nof Baltimore bcfinoct
ii6 Der oNoroo. &IoD0". 0anpfer
n6ronffurt," pelher beute 9lbeno
ooer morgen friib bier cruurtet miro.
S6ooner bonn StQpcL.
Ger %piermaitige Shooncr Mar.
goret Ebomos" lpur0c aeItern bon
Dem G6iffSboubofe bon @oi6burlt
Bros. SIT Gbomoston N}c., bonn
StopeI gcIoiien. Go5 nelc Sdiff
miro in Ser 2ititenidiffiobrt bcnnlBt
lpcroen. IS lit 1872 Sui Iona 406ltB
brett uno 10 SUB 6 3oll ticf.
S a6t aus Bbtlo0elpbto
BIER.
Die 0ompfiodt nGoImo," Gioen.
tbum Der 6irmta @iienIobr BON 8bi,
laoeIpbio, lit bon elmer 6obrt in Der
Gbeiopeotes9ot I'M Sofen 9QIti,
more'8 ongeIangt. In 9oro bclinoen
iid Sr. 2ouis GiieuIobr, SRI. Wloris
GiienIobr unb Sr. uno 6rau Goporo
Woiber bon aonio8-GitD Die Soht
miro mobriheinIi6 belttc friib bon
bier no6 philadelphia obiobrcn.
8eri d. ieoeuc8.
0o8 2eubtbotS . G%rooiuntIdtff
nSolD," Capt. WttIe8. fruBt i'm IA.
tllrent.Giper, I'M Die 9oicu in oicicnt
3ufIlliIe Ger 9oi SIT i~nipi3irct,.
Die 3ompfio6t r@oftpo" miro
bellte im &ofen ertportet. Sbr Gtqen.
Thinner, @r, 6. g. SodncB bon Nelu,
9orf, unb gnoere 6cfinNen lif) an
9or0.
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w oiengerid t. - (8or Sen
Hidtern 9Iod, S'8rien II. @oitber. J
SoIlmadt ais 9to6laBperlpolter
pnroe ertbeilt in ben 61Qcn bon
elias Hobr an Sionep s. Hobr.
9iirgidoit 5000; 9otie McGluSfep
an Sorob 0onieIs ino Morp Mc-
GluStep, 8iirgidaft $3.50. Nod)-
loBperlpoltcrSberifte beit1tigt in ben
Sduen bon Morgaret Si9qin8,
$22tt; @Ii3abetb 0oering, $2400.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beitGtigt I'M
Safe bon W}orD Sens, $3t05. Sn-
pentorium einaereiflt I'M Sole bon
anorelp u. @iintber, 1926. Ser
flute rotiii8irt in ben 6dllen bon
5reoerid $. 3npioion, $500; Marp
E. ellis, 500; Sobu g. Bed, $500,
unb Sobn Wtoon, $1,000.
Common EIeo& 8eri6 t.
-(8or Ri6ter Stotbri0ge.) 9romn
& Siloebrano ge9en Cecil Gonitr1tc-
tion Co." 8eroitt fir aI0Qer oili
$t23.58. Soo 0top 2anoSberger un0
anoere 9eeen rllniteo Sight &Eoluer
So" etc, fir Sen 200 oe5 @atten ser
alGgeriL nidt bccnoet. Nui scr
HeaiItronbe fir beutc: Der ihluebeuoc
Sail uno ole Allmmern 10, ~, fl,
10, t6 un6 II.
GriminaI.@erid t. - (Nor
Hifter 8beIps.) 3iebitnbl 49, Carrie
9roncf, 60 Gage; Nnnie 9rotpn, 3
W}onote; Holpb Collins, 80 Gage sc.
fGltgniB; Soo Boone, 6 Monote; Sos,
Gronine, 4 Wonote StaotSorbeitS'
bolrs; Charles 9. 0iQ, GboS. 9rpan,
9eioe nidt iduIoiq. 6rie0cn5It0rlrn1
- Benjamin Smen5, $40 @elobuBc
lno Soften. llnterihlogung 49, &uS.
j. 8ellp, iiitirt 9egen aoiten5ablung.
@oarenanfouf bon OiinoerjGbri9en
- Wnt. Z. @ono, iiitirt, llnoroent'
ltde5 9etrogen III StroBenbobn-
@oggon SoS. 3. 6IonncrD, ni6t
beenoet. Sir belrtc: llnor0entlideS
9etra9en ollf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= SomeS S. 8lannerp; 9iebitabl -
ISM. 6. Sobnion @iaiom @ebb,
Sames @bition, &n0n Moron, Sobn
8. Smith, Somc8 @beelcr, Sohn
Gbenolpitb; llnteritlogun1g - Geo.
$. Wioiort Sobn $. @ebb; Nngrifi
= Clara goldman; 6ricoenSitoru1g
= Imelia ). @oileu George @onl'
Den.
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ttniere S6cnter.
81 auditorium M"

N u0ttortunl.
SIN ueueu auditorium" miro
n6orp Grandpa" gegeben. DieieS
@ert tit oem 8oltimorer Sub
Iifum bereitS portbeilbaft be-
fonnt. gs bot iif aid Iebtes So6r
bis sum letter Nbel1b oils cine Nttrot.
tion erIten STANCES ertpieien, nno oa
n6orp Grandpa" fir oieieS Sobr
g1n3Iid mmgeorbeitet lporben TT, 10
miro ouIIelbe ielbIt 8enienigen nell
oorfommen, sic friiberen a1tttitbrllr''
gen beigerpobnt boben. SoIepb SORT
bat audi bieies Sabr Die Gitelrolle
inne.
.GGofe'S Tbeoter,"
Die 0e @itt.Gompognie uonS dotts
ipielern tritt oieie SoiIon in nGboic'8
Ibeater" oltf ltno man Iiebt ibr nit
6ponu1tng entgegert. 9ie gpnlpog.
nie beItebt bis iebt or8 Robert Z.
Soine8, Der Die Soltptrouen ipielen
miro, Moeloioe aetnL Sobn 8aloron,
6Iorence Ioib, Selen 2adaDe, Sri.
Qis5ie @oooe, 2oltiS NIbioI @eroIo
Griffin, Sorrp 9urfborot, Bercp
@inter, George 8iiber unO R9iGtp
9beffielb.
IS Itr. . Gbeater."
@rbeiter.S rganiiotionen nno 6eren
Grin5ipien peroen in Dem Stiide
n@ben @onen 2oue," hos bicie
8ode I'M n$oQioopitr. -Gbeater" altf'
gefiiDrt miro, bebanoeGt. 0te 9el0in
oeS Stiifes lit cine Arbeiterin unO
miro fnIi6er @etie oeS Moroes be3id-
tiet. Die Union ST mel6er file ge'
bort, bdIt feIt 81 ibr, biz iie frei9elui-
fen ipirb.
gW onumento1 Ebeotcr."
SIN yWonumtentol sTbeoter" tritt
oieie ISOLDE Die DEbe Grader Sad8",
Erllppe a,tf, Ole ans 80 gcrionen be,
itebt. Inter bieien iillo SIT criu0bnen;
Bob bon Often Gam. S. Noom3,
Belle Sotboiuop, Die @ei6niiter
Green oos Quartet y@angoooole
Sour" uno Carl Inoerion. Sn Ser
9urIesfe Dur Georgia Stole" trltt
Sri. 8ubp 2eoni, ooS beriibmte Mo-
0cll, allf.
electric gorf.~
Sn Inbetrod)t Der bier Itottfinoell'
Sen eagles" Gonpention iperoen
nitd nod oieie ISOLDE i'm Electric
Yorf" Buitoeptqe . 8orItclltngen &C.
geben bel meld)en ein olt8Qc5eidneteS
Frogromm sur 0urdfiibrung fon1nlt,
bel beiien 9urdfiibrung cine Nn5obl
MtitgIicoer oc8 SroenS ieIber mitfpir.
fen meroen. In Der Spite oerielben
Itebt Sporroip, ipeIder o[S ser tolle
S15ongleltr bcfonnt lit. @elden gutet
HufeS iih Sparroip e%rfreut, mag aus
0em llntItonoe erbellcn, 6oB Der
&iinitler 3ipei Sabre ununtcrbroden
in Sommeritein'3 SBeater 5i Reu-
9orf olftrot. IS bat Der @eiddftSe
letting ein Ihone8 Stiid @el0 9efo'
Itet, Iif Ser 0ienite Sporron'S ST.
li6ern bod moQte iie ben eagles"
ein ollBerproentli6eS ltnterboltun9S'
Broqromm borbietcn. Cine on0ere
Gttroftion Iino Die 8ebriioer ct,
Onge, melde allnititiide ollf Dem
3tpeiroo ouffii6ren. Die 8ebriiocr
bo6en bereitS bel Der @roffnultg 0eS
oGlectricsgorfs" mit9eiuirft, rno lie
treten ouf aQgemeine8 8erlongcl
bieie 8od)e bier oltf. Die 30uer'ide
Gfrobnten.l Grippe mo6t ebeniol5
gum 3Weiten Mole Oieie Soiion ibr
GrideinerL unb baS 2eoine Gpmurion
Grio f0nlmt brett Don 2onoon nod
Baltimore, Inn bier oltf5lltretelt. NlS
Soliitin lit SRI. 2oltro 0eone 9eluon.
men moroen. Msorgen finoet Gin @ett.
rertlten 3fpii6en eiltem Reiter uno Ell.
mem Haofobrer i'm Earf Itott, uno ON
GonnerItog lit I'M uGlectric.8ort
oGo9IeS'1og, bel lpeldem Nnlolie
ein groBortiaeS 8cuerlperf ob0c.
bronnt miro.
8iel ms @oiier. - 3omeS
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ID + t It ii 8e 9IofGoe.-
Bel Der Wortb. 4peute' Bride rib &C.
tern Morgen i'm ) ltbr Die <pp2-
lung 5lpeier @oggons in Der Mittc
zines lratt5uge8 ser yReilobclp6ia.
Baltimore : @aibinaton 9obH" uno
Der losgetrenntc lbeil fnbr 3nriid
nno gegen unoerc ollf ben GcIeiicn
itebenoen 6rodtlpaggon$. Cine nlcbr-
itiinoige 9lodaoe entItono. Baiio9iere
muBten bonr ltrion.9 aInboie nnd)
Dem Ott. 3opoIs @dbnbof TRANSCRIPT
uno iiber sic o9~oItinore'S lio.9nbr"
nod @oibiugton beforoert lnerocn.
uSotel @olti more Der.
fouft.- Sr. Charles 9. glrbette
hat oos b~arfdQige aIte vSotel 9olti.
more" an Der G%ourtlano-S traBe &C.
fo,ift, tuelhcS pom Der StaOt nieoer,
oeriIien nur0c. Ole Grbeiten parell
nod nidt uoQenoet, 1tno Der a1itfcr
be,oblt sic Stont fir ben bereits ge.
tbonen 24cil,
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8ieG ms @oiier, - sSSone$
8errp, Elm Snioiie oeS st. 3amc$
Some" an Der 2oip. II. Sioh.S trobe
fiel geltern 8ormittog on 9olplep's
@erfte ms Boiicr, m.tr6e ober BON
Foli5iiten Burns gerettct.
Gem @eri6tSperfobreu
ii berwieien. = Capt. Geo. %.
airfman bon Der 9unoeS. 9(rmee, mel.
der on1 Wontog abtno inn ,.Sotel
Stoiforo" oerboftet pitrSe, muroc
9eitern I'M mittleren Stotionsbotlc
pom Boli5eiridter 2ittio aui Die Mn,
lfuloigungell olrd) einen olt0e6lih
geiGlidten Gbef $50 bon Sra. Mobert
Q. Golpns, benz @eid1ftsfii6rer ncS
9otelS, erlongt un0 feline Sotel .Reb.
nlrtg bon 1874 nidt be3obli 81, BADEN,
Dem @eri6tsoerfabren i~lberlpieieu.
Satten einen Q lliiiit(
gu ben 3~elten. - Gle POM &c.
f68niB.@ droein Soof ongeIteate I'm
terilld)ung bat crgeben, bob Holono
.. Hi9or, 9orolo 9retper nnS Gbos.
%. Cation luelfe om Wontog Mor
gen aus Dem StaotgciG.ariB brcd,en
mollten, lett elmer WodJe i'm Weiib ci.
mes SdliilIela mnren, Der ole ,3eHels
thiirnn 0fuptp Ter O. Iiiln( ,,,,.Ao
pern1iBt, fonnte ober nid5t aeiunoe1
neroen. Cation bate Den Shliiiicf
geitoblen ltno Higor oellielben 9cgc.
ben. Ser Shliiiiel iuilrbe g~eitern &c.
iunoen. Gle orei 8ullner ibicbcn
i6ieben gegenieitig Die Sd,ulo olli
einonber, Sen ~stlts6rlld) aeplont 5l
6aben. @%o6rideirlidj iueroen lie at,
geflogt iperoen, eiren Morooniai ol,i
ben @after Sc Gron beriibt 81 baben.
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Sbitren, 8enIterrobmen Ii. @oi,Ieaur.
6ronf 8. @otfins & 60, Gratt. uno
Greiioent.S troBe.
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Oun empfeblenstuertbeH Sinan5t
GngrDs- uno GuSetail-0 eiddfteu.
6inun3ieIIes.

GngrOs- nnb Gn6etail-0 eidafteu.
6inan3teIIes.
8anfen.
6irIt NotionaI 9onf, is, @eIt.Sara-
togo StraBe; S. .. 8erguiou,
Yrditoent; S. 9. 8tlcor, Roiiirer.
6armer5' ono Wlerdants' RationaI
8ant, sol, Nor6,G Charles. StraBe;
G9aS. &. Crane, Brdiioent; Garter
u. 0Sburu, &oiiirer.
2entlde 9oat, 2erington. uno 4oai.
0op.StroBe; ". $. S6ul5, 9rGii-
oeut; Au9uIt 8eber, Raiiirer.
Commercial ono 6armers' HationaI
9ant, 9ouor0. uno @erman.Str
Beltern gtationo( 8anf, Ia, Roros
@lttopsS traBe; Soibua g. Sarbep,
RrdiiOent; 8. Morriott, RaIiirer.
8anfier5 II. Wafler.
SombIeton & 60, -, Oit-2erington-
StraBe.
&obert 81. 6iiber & 60, 209, ct.
SAUL traBe.
8anfiers.
Ileranoer 9rotun & Sons, 9alti.
more uno GoIoert. StroBe.
Srult.@ ompngnie'n.
Sbe Security Storage & EruIt Cont
pam, 10, 0ortb . 9%lpenue, fertiat
EeItamerte aus uno fungtrt als
Observation-Disclosures uno Rad-
loBoernaltertn.
Mercontile Truit & 8epoiit Co., 6tO
bis 612, @otbeoral.S traBe; Sobn
Sill, Brdiioent; Sobn McSenrp,
SdabmeiIter; S. 81. @olfer, Sefr.
NIorplono &ruit Co., GourtIanos uno
2eyingtonsS traBe; @aon Mc2ane.
SeQleiter.
2ebetSberitderilnas .Gompognie'n.
W|orDlon6 Site Suiurance Co., 40,
@eit.6apette. StroBe; %. s. glads
foro, @rdiiOent; Sobn %. 'Senion
SetretGr.
6euer.9e .agenten.
HopoI Sliurnnce 60, 2t0, Oft
2erington.6 troBe.
SnouItrialt8 s.Gomp.
Some 5rienolp Society, 1926, 2in-
oetl.&lnemle.
5elleriidere M0bel.2 agerung.
&be Securtp Storage & EruIt Co.,
1913, Rortb. apenue.
@robam'S 8oreborie, 8arf abenue
uto 9olpbtn.S troBe.
2onotuirtbidnftIi6e 8erStbe uno
S1mereien.
@riffttb & Eitrner 60, 205, 9oro.
Raca.S traBe.
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5rieob0fe.
o2oltoon garf Cemetery" Office 81,
@eit,Sa ratoga.S trabe.
@runoeigertbums.M ofler.
Yierce 6. .3u9ort Ii. Repberp, is,
&erington.S troBe.
9Gder . ltteniiIien.
(be YtDerS & SidS So, t04, Siio.
&otuaro.S troBe.
gafer' un6 Gonoitor.8 erfseuae.
Iltgilit Wtoog, los, Sonober.S traBe.
garboI5, Gbiiren II. 5eniterrabmep
Otto Guder & 60, Breiioent.S trabe
uuo Canton .gtoenue.
golGoI5 SGnbler.
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apenue uno glbemarle
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the sum exacted for the privilege of doing
any business. when the principal thing
to be done is interstate traffic. We are
not at liberty to read into the statute
terms not found therein or necessarily
implied, with view to limiting The tax
to local business, which the LEGISLATURE
IN the terms of the act imposes upon the
ehtlre business OF the company So also
the court quotes and adopts the language
In Leloup VS.. Mobile, supra: at is urged
that portion of the telegraph company's
business IS interval to the State of Ala
pama, and, therefore, taxable by the
State. That fact does not remove the diff
hculty. The tax affects the whole bust
ness Without discrimination. There are
sCfhclent discrimination. There are sufn-
cient modes in which the internal bust
ness if not already taxed in some other
way, may be subjected to taxation, with
out the Imposition OF tan which covers
the entire operations of the company"
These authorities are part of long
Tine of decisions expounding the same
doctrine. See Crutcher VS. Kentucky, 141
U. S. AZ. This seems to settle the cues
ton
IT IS ORDERED, that the injunction
issue as prayed for in the bill
CHARLES Fl. SIMONTON.
Circuit Judge.
9th March, 1904
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SPRING OPENING
The Handsome Display
Made by Sherwood
Riggs & Company.

To make the bare announcement that
the bright collection Of millinery and MIL
ljnerv materials unveiled for inspection
Yesterday and today at Sherwood Higgs
{, Company, and allow it TO go at that,
would be an injustice to the handsome
stock to the reader and to those who
have been carefully laboring to bring
this opening event to successful issue
The matter deserves more than a mere
mention. No emphasis that can be used
is too strong to convey the fact that the
orening of Spring Millinery is one Of the
crowning trade triumphs of modern mer-
chandising, and display at Sherwood
Higgs &. Company is certainly triumph
The decorations for the event are elab-
crate and carried out with vines and flow
ers, smilax, palms. bamboo and lilies,
which makes a very pleasing and spring
like effects.
Messrs. Sherwood Higgs & Company
have been very fortunate in securing the
services of Miss Hoffman. of New York,
who enjoys national reputation as de-
signer. She is an expert in this line, and
will have entire charge of the Millinery
Salons Miss Hoffman viii be assisted by
a corps of experienced salesladies and
trimmers.
handsome ldbS anu DO4ilCIS I'll ttSblcoly
trimmed, bearing the stamp of fashions
latest fiat, arc temptingly displayed
Millinery small wares are set before you
in a most tempting manner. Things are
so beautiful that one is delighted at the
mere looking at them.
The Ladies Ready-to-Wcar Department
is managed this season by Miss Dixie
Stein, who is not only known in the city
ood State hut erSovs n wide TpDutafiOu
throughout the South for her elegant
taste.
Miss Stein has on exhibition handsome
costumes, walking suits and pretty spring
waists.
The entire store has entered into the
spirit Of the Spring Opening and the new
spring stock are tastefully displayed in
every department.
Their advertisement, which appears on
another page will prove interesting read
ing
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WAS NO OFFENSE
Marcus Edward Freed by
the Law.
In Magistrates Court He Was kcquit-
ted as Decision is, He Killed
Solomon Smith in Self
Defense.
Defense.

Marcus Edwards was yesterday second
time freed from tht law for the killing of
the negro, Solomon Smith.
The first time this was on Wednesday,
when the coroner's jury said he had acted
in self defense when he killed the negro
who was advancing on him with a pitch
fork. Yesterday Marcus Edwards appear
ed again before Magistrate Separk, and
after further investigation and inquiry
it was again adjudged that he had acted
in self defense and Justice Separk's order
was that he be discharged as he had COM
mitted no offense.
number of witnesses We're examined,
and the evidence of d. M. Edwards. the
brother of Marcus, taken Tuesday was
considered. The first witness examined
was Mr.. I. T. Goodwin. whose testimony
was the same as that given before the
coroner. this being that he had seen the
body of Smith after the killing with a
pitchfork lying beside it, and that he knew
of no previous difficulty between the men.
The evidence of George Roberts was the
same.
w. B. Emory told that the negro was
quick tempered and that he had seen him
Ill a. QlHlCulty WITH AdICclluS OlulIu, WHOIl
he had cursed in vile terms. also talking
most impudently to the mans wife who
had said that if she was man she would
kill him; that later Solomon told him that
if Marcellus Smith poked his head out of
the door he would bust it oDen. Il told
him. said Emory, mot to talk that way,
that some day he would meet a man
whom it would not do to fool with. He
had also heard that Solomon was run for
rocking horse; that he was considered as
and violent.
Refus Thompson testified that Solomon
had a pretty bad reputation for violence /;
that he had once tackled him on his way
home from Raleigh, and had thrown
rocks at him and that he had then knock
ed Solomon down. and that this was be-
fore he had known him. This event took
place ten or fifteen years ago, and as the
trial was in the neighborhood Marcus Ed
wards and others could have known that
Solomon was violent man.
This concluded the evidence and then it
was that Magistrate Separk gave as the
judgment of the court that Marcus Ed
wards had acted in self defense; that he
Is not guilty of any offense, and that,
therefore, he be discharged.