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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

coming and Frostburg, busted by game
of June 30, have been fully restored,
and resumed relations are not only
happy but real sweet
II the "St Louis MOI Stars the
champion women's baseball team, comes
here to play, it should be understood at
once that no newspaper partiality for
the visiting team on account OF its name
will he tolerated The Si0rs may root
for the Stars i'll Starville, but i'll
Frostburg and Homecoming they've got
to stand by the home team.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Good PIcturcs-FIne Prospect.

S. Graft Haverstick, Photographic ar
fist, recently made some views of the
"Piney Run Oil aud Gas plant at
Finzel, with which Hon. p. E. Finzel,
manager. is so much pleased that he
has ordered considerable number of
finished copies. In the course of his
order he writes July 1872
Have struck The Big Injun Sand" in
well. Fine showing for oil.
This showing is SO "fine" that he says
further that the company's stock will
be materially advanced in price ON the
10th inst.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
One Case at Least.

With all possible respect for Attorney
Gordon's written opinion, whatever it
may be, especially if it conforms to that
foreshadowed verbally, the JOURNAL be-
lieves that at least one paving case
should be tried i'll court.
The question involved is one affecting
proper future procedure-more, if pos
sible. than anything improper that has
so far TRANSFERRED.
1t is a matter that should be settled
beyond question.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Railway Locals.
Baltimore and Ohio RaiIro


POPULAR SEAsHoRE EXCURSIONS Atlantic
City, Cape May, Ocean City, Sea Isle City
y. j., Ocean City, Nd, and Rehoboth
Beach. Del, July Ii and %, August II and
y and September3, 1904 at following very
low rates
From Cumberland only $3.50 round trip.
Tickets good III coaches only. Only $3.50
round trip, tickets good in Parlor or Sleep
ing cars when accompanied by Pullman
tickets.
Special trains of Standard Coaches will
leave at 1:20 p, III. on above dates. All
tickets will be good returning Ii days in
Guiding date of sale. Stopovers will be al
lowed on return trip at Philadelphia and
Washington within final limit of ticket.
Ask Ticket Agent for pamphlet giving full
information. [tSept 8
Cheap Excursions to Worlds Fair
Thursdays July I, II, p and y. Tickets
will be good going IN Coaches only on Regu-
lar Train No. ~, at very low rates.
For tickets and full information, call on
agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Anlnhappy Affair.

The daily newspaper offices of Cum
berland are in the throes of a strike by
printers for higher wages.
Without "taking sides" the JOURNAL.
sympathizes with the paper people,
knowing that their "lot," at the best,
sis not happy one"
Items of merit appear in statements
OF both parties.
Let all hope that each is sure of the
ground whereon it stands.
Later-The differences were settled by
mutual concessions Tuesday evening.
The papers appeared during the
interim between Friday and Tuesday.
but with evident difficulty and great
typographical degeneracy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

An Ordinance unenforced ought to be
If valid, though unsigned, there is one
i'll Frostburg under which every resi-
dent should be compelled to keep hog
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Il. Il.

YoING MARYLANps vs.. CREsCENTs.
The Young Marylands" defeated the
"Crescents" at the New Park Frid,y of
last week for purse of 800 i'll a
pitchers battle, Tenant having a shade
the better, striking out ID men and al
lowing only3 hits.
Morgan for the "CrescentS' struck
out 10 men and allowed hits.
The feature of the game was Cooper 5
PLAYING in left-tield, having five difficult
chances and accepting all without an
error. Score by innings:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Political PERSONALS.

Harry G. Gorsuch, of Martinsburg,
w. Va, stopped during Monday and
staid with his brotherinlaw, John A.
Caldwell, superintendent Of the Savage
Mountain Fire Brick Company. He
was en- rontc to the State republican,
convention, Wheeling, w. Va, AS a
delegate from Berkeley county. He
stood for Teter for governor, but it has
since TRANSFERRED that Dawson, an old
newspaper man, won. Harry does not
look as well AS when he lived in Frost
burg. but the fact that he is now deep
in politics is proof that he is not by any
means sick man. He is son OF
Charles c. Gorsuch, of Westminster,
lately a Maryland delegate to the
National republican) convention, and
as things are going the two will likely
meet in the next, four years hence.
John Heating, late delegate to the
National (democratic) convention. was
here Tuesday, and said he believed that
it was the largest body of great men
ever assembled; that the brain as well
as Drawn of the South was there in
larger proportion than ever before; that
the South led in nominating Parker;
that the North nominated Davis, and
that all the time there was an under
current of Cleveland sentiment which,
i'll event of deadlock, would have come
shoreward in resistless tide. Johns
narration is very interesting.
State Normal School.
Before adjournment of the Summer
School, Sth inst, the following paper
was adopted as stated by Miss Townsend ::
WHEREAS, We, the Studcnts..in the Teach
crs Summer school, feel that we have been
most fortunate in enjoying the opportun-
ties of the past four weeks, and that we have
derived much benefit theretrOm therefore
R,soir,d That we tender our sincere and
hearty thanks to Prof. Murdaugh, through
whose sympathetic spirit and wise effort
these opportunities have been procured for
Us. We recognize and appreciate his inter
est in our professional welfare; his never
failing thought for our material comfort ::
his unvarving courtesy. and his lucid and
scholarly instruction-lahOrs i'll our behalf
which we trust will not have been in vain.
R,Solrtd That we furthermore extend our
earnest thanks to til" other Instructors who
have labored indefatigably for our good.
We assure them of our cordial appreciation,
and wish them each a large measure OF
success.
RcxoIrcd That we extend our thanks to
Mr. Purnell Mrs. Newell, Assistant Super
inteuipnt o. Rourkp SUPERINTENDENT White
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Died.

At her home, Borden Shaft, Wednes-
day morning, July ID, 1904, Mrs. James
Quinn, after a protracted illness. Her
husband and several children survive.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

Massachusetts astronomers report Il hun
dred new StarS.-Ncw York Ilo,Fd
sole Allegany's' county commission
ers saw only two i'll April last, but
looking through the JokerS telescope,
they looked like steen hundred.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to the couples named below:
William Anderson. of Grafton, and Eliza
beth Barnard, of Westernport.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Elks
in Cincinnati, o., during next week at
tracts Frostburgers as follows:
MEMBERS uF GRAND LODGE:
Duncan +, ShafIer, W. F. Sullivan.
ESCORT:
George q. JeffrieS, Il. II. PaScoe,
w. f. q. Hitchins, w. II. Jeffries,
Arthur Baker, G. H. Shuckhart.
All will leave this afternoon or evening.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
COMING Events

The Nineteenth District Cornct Band
is arranging for grand picnic in Maple
Grove, near the Shaft, to-day Saturday
10th inst.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

Teachers examination next Wednes
day and Thursday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

Mrs. Hannah Strauss, daughter of
Hartz Bear, is very i'll with typhoid
fever at her home on Union street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
New Ohice.

G.. II. Nuttle, Secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A, of this place, has been appointed
manager of the Mountain Lake Athletic
Field.
He has inspected the Field and at his
suggestion number of improvements
have been effected.
Already arrangements have been made
for contests with baseball teams.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

A Frostburg pastor will preach to-
morrow upon "The Elements of Christ's
Unpopularity.
Without designing to anticipate him,
the JOURNAL will affirm that the main
one was-Hc T0id the TrHthi
If the truth only We're told to-day
there wouldn't be IA political, social or
religious division in the world.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Mixed Metaphor.

The Baltimore .S"n some time ago
made the head liner of the Cumberland
.Nc"s unhappy.
The SIM alleged and proved an in
stance of "mixed metaphor"
But the headliner should take heart
since judge Keedy, of this circuit,
writing in obituary tone an opinion con-
corning the affections and death of an
Infant child of industry" said:
But whatever the ailment and the cause
of its premature demise it does not seem to
have had any professional attention what
ever, at least not for the purpose of pre-
serving its life, nor the care of either
maternal or paternal affection to watch by
its cradle and weep as its feeble life tiickered
and ebbed away.
A "cradle" does not import the figure
of candlestick, much less a shore
whence the tide goes out.
Flame does not "cbb,' nor water
"fiicker''
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
COUNTY.


County taxable basis changes have
effected the result appearing i'll table
below:
Assessment 1903. ...... ...... 81, S6S 1U}.u0
AlditOn-1Wi, nct............ BID SlS.11
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

The addition will yield State and
county taxes $3910.66 more than the
1903 basis-not SIP, 54S. Is, as has been
published.
There has been an addition of
1901, 4i4,4 which would appear very
comfortable were it not for the cOinci-
dental subtraction necessary on account
of $47S, 626. 1t stricken off
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

At game Thursday afternoon the
"Crescents' won over the "Y. NJ. S" by
a score of 6 to ,. Game ended i'll Il
"scrap," however.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
Religious.

Services at Union street Baptist
church tomorrow Sunday at 10l. a.
III. and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject of
sermon-"Christian Fellowship - even
ing-"Elements of Christ's Unpopular
ity.' The pastor, Rev. E. c. Allard,
writes-"all welcome"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16
New Railway Locals.
Only 81 to Grafton and Only $1.23 to
FairmOnt and Clark sburg

And return pio Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sunday, July II, 1904.
Excursion Tickets to Grafton, FairmOnt
and Clarksburg will be sold for Special Train
leaving Cumberland at $50 a. m.
Returning, Train will leave Fairmont and
Clarksburg at 6 p. m, and Grafton p. III.
same day.
Call on Ticket Agents for full particulars.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
To the Elks Convention ut Cincinnati o.
For the Convention of the Bencvolentand
Protective Order of Elks, to be held at Gin
cinnati, O., July 1923, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets at
Very Low Rates for the round trip on
July -, Is and H. good returning until July
% 1904 inclusive.
Stop-overs at Baltimore, Washington,
Deer Park, Mt Lake and Oakland, Md
Ask Ticket Agents for details.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01
Sriratbs>9ieen3en.

Solaenbe Scirotbs- 9iccnacn ipllr-
Den geitern bonn Glerf oeS Common
FleaS@8 eri6ts olsgelteIt:
Wiliom $. %. Compton, 81 gtr.
100, 9opibsNpe., @oooberrp, lino
9ertie DC. SeiferioL IS Sabre alt.
Seize q. 0lla, 2G, Sarforo-Guun.
tp. mo Wortba q. @ambriu, Is
Sabre oft. @icomico-Gountp; 2icens
aebolt non Hobert y. aing Nr. 515,
9iforp-9lpe.
Saaulel HeBnid, "a, Scr. tt3, g..
Sigbitr., mo Noiie GopIorL II Sob.
Ii alt.
Gbrobom Mofiopit 90, Gr. 3O7
NorOsGreterItr., nnb Sannie @ol0.
mann, 90 Sabre alt.
Wprris Bone, 90, 9urbam, &c,
ino Gop Sine, % Sabre olt.
5Deooor Gbriitian, 90, uno Sole.
pbine 9onneQp, 10 Sabre oft; 2icell5
gebolt bon Senrp Sporr, Nr. 2021,
WcGullobItr.
Gbeiter 2eiuis, 90, Nr. 433, Srcbe.
rid-Npe, unb Gillian Sbiplep, 90
Sabre alt.
Splpciter s. Slanigal, 81, Gode.
iter, &.-O., nnb 2ucilla 81. Beacon
20 Sabre alt, Baltimore ountp.
Clarence $. "copper", 81, urlb GGo
W. Sreluno, 10 Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt bon Sobn s. Srelanb, Gr.516,
it-0orreltr.
Wiliom o. IQcn, %, nnb glma
6. SeB, "a Sabre aIt, @eioe bon
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01

5ubraeug auf Der 9Obe Der Miinbune
bes Columbus ipers befanb. 9as
5euer breitete ii9 iebr raid aug unb
brobte balb, bas gauge S6iff gu perz
ni6ten. Die See cling babel iebr bod.
unb mar naete anfdneli9 tsinen Hetz
tungsperfu6 in ben 8ooten. Oils aber
bic 5lammen INNER mebr um iid
griffen, befabl Capt. Gouiins benno4,
bob Die gootc ,bemonnt unb berabgc.
laiIen iperben %iolten, ppbei iie nabe
om S6iff 81 bleibcn botten. Srallen
rno &inber purben in bic 8opte gez
bradt, olcin falm iporen bieic los
aeloiien, ais 5ipei berlclbcn, Die benz
W~ogenbrang niht mebr piberiteben
%tonnten, tenterten.
Die pofagiere unb bieienigen bon
Der MannIdaft, bic an 8orb ssbliez
len ipareiL iesten nnterbeiien oen
&f gesen-b bic Slammen nit siemz
lid eutem Grfol9e burh, bis iie UNI
TAO Uprmittags unter gontrole ae=
bra6t paren. Its bic srObte @efabr
poriiber fdien, rief Capt. gouIins bic
&ettunssbopte auriid, unb bic SniaIz
len tpurben pieoer an 8orb genom=
men.
Die nQueen" fubr nun auf bic
W(iinbung bes Columbia Stromes sr,
unb etlpd UNI 8 l1br fam Der 9ampfer
Santa Monica" in Sidt. Die
.Queen" CAB Elm Signal, be%iaulesen,
bis Die n0tbisiten Reparaturen porses
nommen feisn, unb ais Nles ipieber
ii4er eemadt iporben, iebte bic
"Aueen" ibre Jabrt fort, fonnte aber
tpesen Der boben Gee niht iiber bic
Barre bes Columbia tromes fabren.
Der 0ampfer iteuerte besbalb benz
pusetzS unb au. gtaein aud bier perz
folate i'm bas llngliid; als er INN Sap
Slatterp fubr, erbob iid Elm furdtz
barss @eipitter, Bis er enbli9 na6
Port Soipnienb unb BON ba mad
Seattle gelansen tonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01

ten aber feline Ginipanoerer angelc-
ben iperoer, pel6e burd Geripanote
pber ioniti9e porberige Iadfrogc iid)
Dor ibrer Ibreiie ipeniaitens Illsiid).
ten ouf slr6eit peridoift babel,, nod
ipeniger iolde grbeiter, beren glrt
bier nidt gefu1oen iperoen FAM.
&ronfen einiuonOerern, beren
&ronfbeit nidt anitedeno, ioate &C.
~itottet perbelL iid ouf eigene Soften
IN Yripot-Soipitdlern bcbonoeln 81
loiien. @enn Seirotben olf ellis
Sslono poa5ogtn neroen ioQen, 10
ioQ Dies burd firhlihe Sr9one &c.
idebell, ipenn bie 9etbeiligten es
ielbit nidt onoers perlangen.- 9as
Sauptaeb1uoe alif ellis Sslono ioll
pergroBert meroen, oolnit Die Infer
iltd)nng I'M GrogeIfpb por9enonl'
men meroen unb int oberen Stod.
iperf aeniigeno S6loflofolit0ten
eingeridtet merberl fornell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01
Vnfrlrrfs nicberaeihnfien.

WiBgliicfter Haubperiu6 altf einel
3us in Miiiiiippi.-Der Sbdter.
Elm Neser, eingefansen. = Gin
Ppitclert tobt, elm 5ipeiter perz
punbet.
8irminebam, Ala., 80. Sebr.
: Sim Yaris Elm Neger, beitieg bsute
friib einen geroOe BON Werioion,
Drill, abfabrenben 3ug Der rMlabas
ma @reat Sputbsrn=8abn" unb trat,
nod ebe Der 3ue polle 5abrsefdninz
bigfcit erlon9t bette, int EoIt4
son Elm, no er obne Weiterss auf bic
Poitclerts S. 8. Stodtpn unb q. s.
8ab Seuer CAB. Stodton blieb duf
benz Slede ioot unb 8ab ipurbe am
4rm perpunbet. poris ersriff bann
elm padet reeiitrirter 8riefe IL. iprans
bamit BON 3ugs. Gr ftiirSte babel gu
Yoben unb gerietb nit einem 8eine
untsr ems Der HGoer, psl9ss bas
Glisb 5ermalmte. Srpb ieiner idfpez
rem @erleBung i4leppte er iid BRET
Meilen peit boppn.
Der 3ug mar in3piiden noh Mez
rioian ouriideefabren. mo 8lutbunbs
erlan9t unb benz Moroer auf bic
Spur sefebt purben. @sgen Cages
anbrud fdnb man paris. nabm i'm
felt uno bradte i'm na9 Meribian
ms @efdnsnib. @r bate nod meb>
rere Der ~9eraubten, resiftrirten 8riefe
in Der Safde. Die 8%abnbsamten be-
baupten, brei poer bier Neger ieien an
einem Gomplot our 8eraubung bes
Bugs betbeiligt eepefen, obglsih uur
elmer berielben ben poitpaggon betre=
ten gu boben ideint.
Weribian, MiH, 80. syebr. -
Die Grmoroung bss poitclerts Stod=
ton bat un9ebsure Mufresuns bier perz
nriodt. Gin Mob periommelte iid
mad benz Ginbrinsen bes yssers Dor
benz biefisen @efdngnib, unb auf &C.
iu9 bes Sderiffs bat @puberneur
8arbaman bic 2otal : Mili5 gum
OienIt beprbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01
&riser I'm Sterben.

Ger friihcre TrGlioei,t ser 9oerenre-
publif III Mntone iebr leioeno.-
8eiItig lit er le1r idmo6 geipor.
ben, ru,o feline &orperfrGite gebcn
Der guiloiung entgcgen.
ct 2ouiS, 90. Sebritor. = Sc.
neral 9ersamin Siljoen, friiher BON
Der Boercitormec, bot ciren Wrief er.
bolten, in meld)enl 9emleloct miro,
Dob Der friibere ErGiiocnt Yoill 9rii.
ger bon Der goerenrepublif Srons.
paol IN ieiner Serbonnung in Men.
tone, SrMlfreid, Der 9(ufloiuna emit
gcgen gebe, nnb aud Or. Neit, scr
einitige Stoatsiefret1r ponYraiioent
&riiger, lei iebr Ieioenb. @eneroI
Tiljoen anBertc iid iiber Srr. arii-
ger:
r@eine >Gadridten iiber Sct fri.
beren YrGlinenten 5ronspaol's fom.
men BON einein Mitalieoe ieines
SausDaltS. Ser @eiIt oes iebt 81
Sabre alten Wonnesjit gebroden. II,
iein forperlider 3iiitano 10 idipad,
Dab feline llmgebung glaitbt, er ipcr-
Dc balb iterben. Gr lebt iait 9ans
abgeidloiien, unb ipenn er nod bic
nrib % nit anoeren Yerionen ipridt,
10 lit feline llnterbaltiing ebenio
traiirig nno patbetiidL luie un3uianl.
m%enbdngenb. Grfolelos baben iei-
ne 2eute bel Der britiid)cn @egieruna
Inn Die grlanbniB nadgeiudbt, oaB
er fir feline letter. 2ebenstoge mad
Siibafrifa 5uriidfebren biirfe. Sci
benz gesinn bes Hoerenfrieges fpar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01
llnier Strabenbabn : 0erfebr.

s(uf biclen 2inicn 5iemli6 gutter
9etrieb. - Wie bie @aggonS
l%orrfen.
@ie pobl 5ilr @eniige befannt lit,
fino BET Dem grobcn 8ronbe nidt
MIR Die Soltpt6iireour Der Stros
benbobn : 6eieaidait i'm Gontinen.
tol : @ebGube, ionbcrn audi Die gro.
BE Sterilization on oer Strait, nabe
6reocridltrobe, aus9ebronlt uno
boben Ben biSber 10 allsoe5ei6neten
9ienit Der @eieai1oft poaig lobm.
gelegt. Sr. @m. u. Souie, Der 8e.
neral @eiGditsfiibrer, lit ieitoem
tbotidblid Sag nib Nadt aif oen
Weinen aeipeien itn6 bot gliidlid) 10
ipeit Srbnung IN bos Chaos &c.
bradt, baB menigitens einige ber2i-
nien nit Siilfe Scr Gleftri5itGt bon
Der Baltimore gSbio 9obn" be.
trieben iperben. Sic folgenben 81
nien iinb i'm @etrie6e:
Grub : Sill ; gpetlle . 2inie
bon Der Yarf Stotion 5llr !Soiu-
oro- unb 5apetteiirobe, jebe 4 Wi-
nlteit.
@ilmoritr. : 2inie = bon Ser
Yarf : Citation silr Soiuoro. it.5ap.
etteitraBe; jcoe 4 Winuten.
Garcpltraben : 2iitie r bon Der
Sort . Gfotipu nod Sort Wc6eurn.
bio Haea-, Ganlben., Sotuoro. uno
GoniuopItrabe; jebe a Winutcn.
2inben Mpenue . 2irie bon
Der Hnrf Station 5nr Charles. uno
SeringtonItrabe, pia Saratoga- unb
Gbarlcsitrobe; ieoe 3 Winltten.
emory Grope . Ginie bon emo.
rp @roDe our CHARLES. uno 3ering.
tonitrabe, pia Sarutoga. II. CHARLES.
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y 0 Of an 2ebeu.

Sort IngeIes, @oib., %. Sc.
brunr. Ter Yeridt, Dab Baron
Mortin BON Sdloiier bel Selouf
%ot Springs ollf ser 9Greuioeo INIT
1cfonmen, ermeiit iih ais unridtig.
Iergorou lit beute geiuno uno nllln.
ter in &ort Crescent eiugetroiien.-
Mud BACON, oaB Baron b. S6lolier
Medliel nuf New.g)orf, Chicago mo
Tortlon0. Ore, I'M @crtbe BON
ilber 100000 bel iid) ocbabt. lit fein
Nort mn1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01

s uItzGompaanie'n.
She Security Storage &c Sruit Cont
pam, 10, HortbsN penue, ferti9t
Seitamente aus unb fungirt ais
SeItamentsppqitrederin uno Ha1z
labperpalterin.
Werrontile Sruit & 9epoiit 60, 610
-612, GatbebralsS trabe; SSobn
Sin, prdiioent; Sp6n McSenrp,
S9abmeifter; $. 81, 8alter. Ser.
MarDlanb Sruit go. Gourtlanbs unb
GeringtpnsS traBe; N1un Mc2ans,
Sequefsr.
2ebensberi i9erunes zGpmpa9nie'n.
MarDlanb 2ife S"niuronce 60, 410,
Weits5apsttezS traBe; W. $. 8ladz
foro, prdiipent; Sobn W. Sanion.
SetretGr.
Seuers8 eriiderungs sQaenten.
Gobal S%niurance Co., 210. DIT
2erington<S trebe.
Snbuitrials8 erliterunosz Comp.
Some 5rienblp Societp, 1926. 2inoens
Mbenue.
JeuerIi4ere MDbels 2agerung.
S9e Security Storage &c Srult &c.,
13-19, HorthsN penue.
9rabam's Wareboule, Yortssfe,nue
uno Dolphin trabs.
@runbeigentbums Motler.
pierce s.. Ougan e Vsp6,sa, 16.
2egingtonsS trabe.
@n9rosz 9efdGfte.
4usipdrti9e II. einbeimilde prcbutte.
Senrp anefelp &c Son, 5. OTt Hraits
StraBe.
Bidder Hequiiitsn.
Sbe Wbers &c 5ids So, 104, Siibz
SotparbzS trabe.
Bidder uno CONDITION WerfNuae.
4uguit Maug, 105, Sanopsrs StraBe.
gaubola 3biiren unb SenIterrabmen.
Otto Ouder &c &c., preiibent=S troPe
uno Canton Ipente.
8aubof3sS Gnbler.
S6os. Mattbsips &c Son, Gantons
Qpeune unb Mlbemarles Strdbe.
Geo. s. Sloan &c Bro, Ala, eight
Strabe.
8le6z unb emai1irte Stdblpaaren.
Rational gnameling &c stamping
60, 100, !9anopersS traBs.
Oiamanten unb Shmudfafgn.
M. S. Oppenkimsr &c Sons, 321,
eits9altimores Strabe.
Oampfmafdinen. 8eKsl anb pumpen.
Wallace Stebbins &c Cons, Charles
nnb 2ombarb>S Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01

= Su 2ittle Rod. Mrt., 6ot Die
Satin BON !Sorace 8. I0is. fribsrsn
pr6iibentsn elmer Hationalbauf, fpels
der lpegen LIBERALIZATION Su fiinIjdbz
rigcr Saft perurtbeilt unb tiirSlid
na9 ort; Sa9ren 9aft besnabist ipilr-
be, Selbitmorb ourdl Grb1ngsn be>
gansen. Sic mar friitsr cine anse.
febene Dame in Der @eIeGfdaft ber
Stabt unb tonnte bic @hanbs ni9t
iibcrleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01

Go(om %. Sebriiar. = Die Mcl.
oluA 6n6 General Hafael MepeS
nit elmer Wle6rbeit BON orei gIeftos
roIitinnncu aeiudblt moroen iei, i1
iocbcn beit0tigt morocn. Wan batte
AMI Dem Sitbmls oieIes Meiultat
nidt mcbr eruartet; ieoenfaas lGbf
no@ GcluItot oarouf ihlieBen, baB
Colombia aegen oeu 4rieg lei, unh
e5 audi General &epes oils ben iGbig.
ltcn Mann betrobtet, Dem 2altoe
rieocr ieine friibere Troiperit1t SIT
ueridloiict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01
Die ,,Cueen'' &atafrupbe.

NGberes iiber ben Sampferbranb an
Der pacifietiits. = IA Menfdenz
lsben perloren.
Seattfe, Wafb.. 20. Gebr. -
Weitere 8eri9ts iiber ben 8ranb auf
benz Dampfer raueen," bur4 pelden,
pie f4on beridtet. IA Meniden um's
2eben tamen. ereebsr, bab bas Geiier
am Samftos friib UNI 3.45 i'm binte>
ren Solou dusbrad. ols fi& bds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-01

9rcguenz9Gnbler
8tlptn, 2angoon &c g., 300-3O2.
Weit 2ombdrbsS trabe.
Sunters @bisfep.
VI. CANADIAN e Son, 205-2H %
Gamoen=S trabe.
Hor6urb> HDe= Wbisfep.
Sitter Bros. 60, 406, Weit>gambens
StraBe.
8affee - 9ebrannt unb un9ebronnf.
She gnterpriie Goffee 60. 528, Rorbs
Galpertz Strabe.
2anopirtbi daftlide geratbe unb SG<
mereien.
@riffitb &c SurRr Co., 205, Iorbs
pacosS traBe.
Wtebgerz unb @inmdhe=W erfSeuge.
S. y. pfeiffer &c Son, 200, Norb1
pacasS traBe. {.
Ornamentale OrabtsQrbeitsn.
Sufur &c Co., 81, g. !SoiparbsS Str.
pub= unb Weibipaaren.
Irmltron9, Gotor &c Co., 106-108.
9optinsz place.
Sbiiren SenIterrobmen unb Rousaur.
Sronf Q. @otfins & 60, Yrott. uu0
prelioentsS trabe.
GnbetatIs 9e{6dfte.
Oiamanten unb S9mudia6en.
Wslib q. Bros. Co., 1913, Horbs
GborIesz Strabe.
2inner> unb Weibpaaren.
Gldrt & Stspens, 212 HorbzG barlesA
Strabe.
Sriebb0fe.
2pubon 9drt Cemetery, Sfftc II
WeIt sSdratogasS trabe.
Su6banblung.
@uentber's, beutfhe Bu9banlung,
90G, O'tz9al.imors=G trabs.