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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

Scds Wonate @efGno.
II tt crbiclt geitern IN Der iiiolidell
Goli5eiitotion Charles Cole bon Ger.
1921, MISUNDERSTANDING, 5uoiftirt,
neil er icine 8attin ouf briitale @ei-
ie miBbanoelte uno NIT Siiben trat.
9ranbe. - SIM sipeiten Stod-
perf oes Sauies Nr. 500, Siio.G6a-
pelitrabe, entitano geitern @orger
fur5 Dor 1 l1br Elm 9rano, beiien llr-
lode niht ermittelt peroen fonnte Ii.
Der S6aben I'M 9etrage bon 500
an Den Wobeln unb am @ebdioe an.
rittete. Sr. Solepb IfiIter bon Nr.
1854. Sit-9altimoreitraBe, lit 81.
aentbiimer nnb Niguit Sricoel @e.
iuobner oeS Sauies..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

SIN go SaIlc GountD
Scroll" lcier mir: Nn Der Wilpo1.
fee Npcnnc in Chicago nobut eilt
MunL Noncns Spib; lein Hobbor
beiBt Hnilid) uno eiit gcnleinid)aftlt,
der 6rertno Der Yeiocnt eiu Sd)nei.
Der, luel6er in Safe.8 ieip nobnt,
beibt Shmips. @enn oiele Srei oiif
Die SumnleItour geben, belilden iie
gemobnlib brei ibrer Sreunoe, Sic
an Gbicn9o.Aoenue mobnen. 9iele
0rci Gultilrmeni6en nenl1en lid,
Shuit, Sltoer unG 2iimmel. Die
orcl Wirtbc, bel ipeld)en Ole bieoeret
Schs por5ugSluciie 5eden. boren oif
Ole Nontcn Spcrling Hobc iino gos
Ter. llebrlgens iiitd oiele nlerfipiiroi.
gen Gombinutionen nod longe nid,t
10 interclinnt, iuie ore Sbotiad)e, oaB
lid an Den oSomburger Nodrid,ten"
gniangS Der iieb5iger Sabre orei3a6.
lenmenid)en 5iilammen fonoen. Der
dlteItc Shriitieter iener groBen 3ci-
tilng beiBt emanuel HeunSia, Ser
iingite SillfssEeoaftellr Garl ;3iuan.
sig uno Der SerauS9eber Morie Orei.
big.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

ben tie am 80, gu0llit bel eincnl lie
hcrfoil Der 9abn-S tnllrngcn Der Gbi-
caGo Gitp Hailpap beriibt botten. sic
lu0ren in 0aS 9abnbiircolt cinoe0rltll.
gen, nm lid) BORT Der nltfbelpabrtell
G0gc@clnnubmcn SIT benlGdtigcn. &icr
@ubnIellte befauocn iid) III DEM Sim.
mcr mo iultrocu BON 0cn @anoitcn,
bic nid)t crit iportct noQtcn, Oh ii,
MiocrItonb Iciitcn ipiir0ell, obllc tuei.
tcrcS picbcrNcidoiien. Glcrf Trullf
Steuort nnO Motoriiibrer SomC3 9.
SoG1l'on blicben oltf Scr StcQc tn0t,
5tpcl otoerc Angcltchtc trllbett I6lpcre
SduuBnirnbcn bopot. nRotSfi bottc
olt OieIcr 9llttbot nid1t tbtifdenonl.
men, bod mltr0c CT, lioh @trltrt6ci,
hing leiner orci @enoiIel, iuegen @rs
m%oroung zines Sbonfiptrt6eSb sen er
bel eillem oer piefen Noltb5iibe Der
Sonoiten nicocrgefnallt bottc, pro.
5ciiirt.
@Gbrello Ser llllterillhllnoS6uit
briiItete iid Nicoermcicr nit icinen
piclcn Gultb- ulo Mforot6ntcn lrnO be.
bollptcte, CT babe oIlcin % Mfcnid)elt
umgebrodt. Morr bcfonntc lid) sll
flint Wtnr0tboten. 9nd) lunrct biclc
@cItdnoniiIe 5un1 groBcn SbciI igrer
Slldlt cntiprungen, iid) nod ihlinls
mlcr bin5lllteIlcn, ot3 ibr Hllf I6on
mar. Die Toli5ci bcDolptct, ibllcn
nod bic iolgcnocn Worotboten nod)-
iucilcn 5ll fonncn:
Otto 9olbcr, ont 9. Sitli 1903 in
@rncit Spires Sd)onfiofol ii6erfol.
len lInb cri6oiien.
Benjamin. 6. 2oGrok am /. Mll,
quit III lcinem Shanflofol erm1oroet;
NOolpb So6nion, ein @oit IN Der
@irtbidoft, bate oos glei6c Sdid-
iu(.
9ic onbcrcn Sp'cr ser Morogeiel-
len ltlto Die bcrcitS gcllon1tcr 5lpci
%obnlcutc mo Die orci Goli5cibconl-
ten.
&n Der Ero5cB %%crbonollmN Der
jidltctc Ntic0crnleicr, Der bon We0inn
al cine Ircde bcrml@fnr0crnoc Sal
t,lllG 6llr ShUl trllo, olli elnc &rr.
tbci0igltng. ST modte Damn Dor Hc
lli0cn Sd0c1 III %icilcr 3cllc cincn
Selbltlnoroperlltd), lm Dem 5e1tcr
SIT cttrinncu, ood) miBlong lcin Gors
6abct. Sn Dem Sole bon Wtnrr
iullroc Tim nlilOc 9%eurtbeilung CT.
llld)t, iueil er ca gelueien mar, Der
oitrd) lcin @eitGnOniB Die Gerbuitllng
Der 0rci unocren @nlloitcn bcrbeigcs
iiibrt botic. Snn Si1e'S &crtbciois
ger iuollte er6Iidc Selnitllna mo
nciIti0c lln5llrcdrul0sf1bi0fcit in.
folNc bon cpllcptiid)cn MnfGQcn nod
ipcllc1, 0od) botte cr nit Der Wnbll=
inns Sbcoric fcirlCn Griolg. Die
NrnrngcbClt9tcn Wiittcr Scr orciM ORC
bllbcll lunrcn m0brcnn Der Yro5eB
%%crbun0lunN Gag fir Gag I'M &c
riht@ioolc mo Der Sdnlcrj Der I'M
0Iildlid)cn mar ber6ergrciIenO. Scbod)
o,td) Die %Sittmcn Ginger Der Spfcr
Der iunNcn Worb9cieaen luorct 5iige-
gen, urlo Die @eIhluorencn tboten
ibrc S6uloigfeit, inocm lie olc Grei
sum Sooc p%erilrtbeilten.
Wit YuIper un0 9Iei.
Gait cafe Gitn llto6, %.
Ipril. - Grallf 9ioie, lpcl1cr iuc1cn
Grnlor0un9 lciltcr Satin sum Sooc
ncrllrtbcilt luorben ipor, nuroe bier
bclltc Normittog um 10 ltbr 8 Wiinnls
ten I'M Sofe bes 3%lid)tbouies nit Ylll-
Der mo @lei bingeri6tet. &ier Gll.
0cln frozen i'm IN Der Ndbc oes Scr.
sens. Gr mar nllf Der SteQc foot, Gr
iuor ollf einem Stlt6l ieltgebullocn.
Gr ging geiobt in ocn SOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

SIT Gan SronciSco, gol., erz
IdoB iid) Der Sberbootsmonn 3obt.
Nihollon bonn Ganonenboot BE
trel" aus %gefrGnftem Gbrgefiibl;
man botte i'm beifuloi9t, @bisfep
beimlit) on 9orb gebroht 81 baben.
Nidollon bate % Sabre in Ger Ora.
ritc nit Iils5eihnung gebient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25
1tnfGac zines Sascs.
Srnnf NuorpS5f bon gtr. ST., Sii0.
Spn0itraBe. crlcioet eillen t0otli-

Sronf IubrpS5f bon Nr. ST. Siio-
Spn0itroBe. crlcioet eilten t0otli.
d)en Stllr5. - Inoerc ltnfGQc.
Ger 40 Sabre altc S6iifsltoller
6ront N~lnorps5f bon Nr. SIT, Siio=
@onoltraBe, lpnroe geItern Worgcn
nit acknowledgement S6Gocl foot
Ill Dem Snoeruume bcs SompierS
Sir Hihor0 Granville" lpcldcr
am Ficr 9tr. "a 81 2ocult-Eoint an
tcrt, nlfgeilnocn. Nlem Nllidcin
nod mar In0rps5f baS Spfcr cillcs
lllltollcS, ilocn CT aus elmer S0bc
BON 20 SUB BON Dem Soppclocd in
Den Sooerallm iiel. 0er Wtonlt lpllr.
De lett geItern Worgen Inn 5 lt6r
perlniBt, ilnO eigentbiimliHer gseiic
lpllrOc lein 2eihnam crit geitern
Nohnittog Inn 1@5 llbr ouigeful.
Den. 9erielbe ipllroe nod Dem Set
dcltbeItattlutgs = @tnbliiienent bon
Nrntltrong & 0ennp gebradt.
Sein 9ein 5ermalmt t.
Der % Sabre olte SobnGngcl bon
Nr. 1917, Sclt-Nlpenuc qcrictb &c
ltcrn Nd6nlittog an Der Ohio . glpc.
mo HacoitroBc bel Dem &llppcln bon
&oggonS 5miihen 5pci ocrIclbcn,
irobel ibnl oaS linfc @cin bcinabc
bonn &orpcr gctrcnnt mllroc. Gr
marc 1ad Dem nStoot-Soipitol" &c
braht.
Grlitt ciucn Irmbruh.
@ilium @bite bon Ger. 544, gSol-
nlt.IaeD, iiel seltern, ols er ollf Dem
Sabngeleile Der y@eltliden Mtorp=
idnoer Sabn," nobe Ser GbarlcsItr.
orbcitcte, 10 un9lilflid,, boB cr lei
llen red)tcn Irm brod. Gr fano i'm
rWorplGnoer llnipcrlit1tS Soipis
tal" Nuflobme.
Golliiion.
Gin S%aItuagcn Scr @cbrii0cr Still.
nolul bon 9tr. IF, McIt. ErottItr.
colioirte Ncltern Dor Dem Nolic 9tr.
10, Mclt=Secltrnbc, NIT cincnl Stro.
Bcrbobnipaggoll, lpobci iiini Scnitcr
oeS MoggonS 5crtriimncrt ipurbcn.
Mud Der @o8cn muroc ihnpcr be
ib00igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

Nblcben. - Sr. CHARLES 9.
Nillol1, cine in repllblifoniiden &rci.
len Der Staot Baltimore moblbc.
fa1lltc Gerionlidfcit, lit in Ei,cIon.
Iri5ono, nod larger &ronfbcit oc.
ltorbell. Gr mar is Sabre alt unN
bintcrl0Bt cine 8itnue un0 orei Sin.
Der. Scrr @ilion itonmtc aus GSrc.
hcrid mo Dcrtrnt iclc5 Golrntu Gin
Wfol III ocr 2cgiSlotl1r. Infer Er1ii.
ncnt Nrtbllr luor TT SiiliSsSofcn.
Sllrpcnor mo bcflcioctc Sabre lana
cine Stclllm1 I'M 0cportenuerlt ocS
Snllern III Mnlbington. Gu 1896
luor CT &cic.Glcrf Der @ciet0cbnt0
llno iuor cin trcltcr Srcluno ltllo Wc.
rotbcr 6cS Gr-MoDors Molitcr. Scirl
Scidtom miro nob Baltimore oc-
brodt u1o bon 9tr. COZ, 2ennor.Str.,
aus bceroigt weroen.
Sr. Srieori6 Sable ltorb an
0onncritog in Der @o6nng ieineS
S6miegcrl obnes Sbeooor Tobit, Ger
Ills, ScottltroBc, nod etrpo' icd)S.
monotlidem Sronfiein i'm 80. &c.
bcnsiobrc. Plus Mcoon, SiirItclt
tbltm &aloed, gebiirtig, mar Sr
Sable Dor etmn 81 Sobren, bolo mad
Dem @inlheioen i%eiler Satin bicl
cingcipoloert unO icitbcr III 9olti
more I'M Shncioergeiddit tbGtig &c.
ipciclt. SIN Sduie oes Srn. 9obIt
lcineS Sd)micgeriobncS, bat er icil
Sobren ollfmcrfinnne mo licbcpoa(
F'lcge g%cfltnoen. Gr bittcrlGBt 5pei
Sod,ter, 6ron Miluno Nobit II. 6ral,
Sonilc Grnlt, iowie ieine Shuicacr.
lobne, Die &S. Sbeobpr 4Sobit rnf
Sobn Grnlt, neblt adt GnfelE mn
5rpci llrentcln.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

 liquid and Powder

should be used. The Liquid to penetrate into the little crevices and purify them; the Powder to polish the outer surface and pre- vent the accumulation of tartar.
 STORMS: LIQUID. POWDER. PASTE.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

! shoes and from still another a pair of trousers. As soon as the loss of these articles was discovered Dungeons was | also missed. A warrant was issued for his arrest and Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts found the young man four or five miles out of the city. He had the hat and shoes in his possession but he had disposed of the trousers. The own CTS of the hat and shoes called at the jail and took the property away with them. The authorities do not know how they are going to get Dungeons into court for trial this morning.
 A NEW RESIDeNT--J. S Nell waine, an electrical engineer of some prominence in Virginian electrical cir cles is among the recent arrivals in Phoenix and is stopping at the home of his brothers, Messrs Nelson and Me uwaine. three and one half miles southwest of the city. MT. McIlwaine prior to his departure from Richmond was connected with the Virginia Pass enger Power Co. of that city which built and operated the first electric railroad in the United States and also owns one of the largest and most com plete electric power works in the coun- try. MT. McIlwa!ne expects to make Arizona his home permanently.
 DEATH OF 4. E FEUERSTEIN- A. E. Feuerstein. died yesterday after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence os Mrs. Charles Besse on east Monroe street that having been his home while in the city, for a number of years. MT. Feuerstein was born in Philadelphia and was something over thirty years old. He contracted lung trouble a great many years ago ard in 1896 came to Phoenix for the benefit of his health. He was a musician by profession and a most accomplished violinist and or chestra leader For a number of years he had q good orchestra here and was in great demand at all social func- tions where music formed an important part But his ailment gradually grew worse and for the last two or three years he has spent much time in the mountains. During the last eight months he has lived on a ranch north. east of the city until about two weeks ago when he returned to town. He was a most exemplary young man and had a host of friends who will mourn his Untimely death. He has a couple of brothers and other relatives in Phil adelphia who have been communicat- ed with and though nothing has been determined it is expected the body will be sent there for internent.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
Important

Of all the important pieces of furni- ture in the house there are none that rank with the range upon which the meals are cooked. Bedroom sets and parlor furniture may differ in quality and beauty of finish according to the means of the owner; carpets may be et the finest texture and most beautj- ful weave, or there may be no car pets at all Pictures may ornament the walls, expensive vases and bric-a- Drac may beautify the rooms. All these good things make the house brighter and hal pier, but all are of secondary importance compared to that piece of furniture upon which the three meals a day are cooked for S65 days in the year. It is for these reasons that every household not all ready possessing a good range should have MooREs STEEL RANGE.
 You can buy a Moore's Steel Range anywhere from s20 to s67.5O at Dav- idson's Cash Store. They have the largest line in Arizona Territory. They keep thirty-four different styles and all have square ovens, drop oven doors. adjustable fireboxes. They are asbestos lined. boiler riveted, and have draw-out ash pans. Every one is guaranteed to be the best baker you ever used, if you haven't used a Moore's and for saving of fuel they have no equals. Remember these are not idle claims simply arising from the desire to sell all the ranges sold in Phoenix, although we would like to sell all of them. But every range we sell is sold with the understanding that it meets the claims we. make or money refunded. In the meantime If you contemplate purchasing a range remember that it will pay you to visit Davidson's Cash Store, the store of bargains in Hardware. Ranges, Crock cry, Stationery, Guns, Cutlery, Tents, Woodenware, Tinware, Enamelled Ware Lamps and thousands of useful things.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
DO YOU BELCH

Or have Heartburn after your meals : If so. yoI know how miserable you feel. You're afraid 10 eas this or that and as result you become thin and run down. Take our advice and try a dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before each meal. You will notice an improve ment from the very first dose, and when taken regularly always cures T Weak Stomach, Weak Kidneys, Poor Appetite, Nervousness, indigestion, Dyspepsia and Malaria.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT.

Will close from Sept. 1 to Sept. 15. During that time we will build large and entirely new and up to date kitchen and renovate our dining room. Meals served European and American plan. Charley Lou Chuck & Go.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
A SENSIBLE MOTHER

Proud of her children's teeth, consults a dentist and learns that the beauty of perma- nent teeth depends on the care taken of the firstset.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
Of LocalY
 Interest.
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today Data for A hours ending p. m. yes- terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

Ed Lightner's cab is on the street again and is doing business at the same old stand. Telephone Main 152.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12

Maximum temperature, 9S; mini mum temperature, 73. Average relative humidity, Al per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-Clear.
 M. E. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
School Commences

Are the eyes of your children in con- dition for a year of study.
 Were they slow or backward in thelr school work last year?
 Do you know that the so-called stu pid" scholar is often merely hindered by defective eyes?
 Many are bringing in their children now, that they may be ready and in condition for school work.
 Remember the future welfare of your child depends largely on the foundation laid in youth.
 Don't deny them the advantages af- forded by good vision. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed.
 DIR. E. MUNSON.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-12
GRiSWOLD. sns;;i slsS:Is Ma.

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the best and easiest riding wn2el on earth. Keeps the largest stock of tires and sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. and $. First avenue.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17
For it pays to advertise

Those democrats who are supersttous should re.
member that Mr.. Tilden was nominated at st. Louis
in 1876 and beaten, and that Mr.. Cleveland was
nominated there in 1888 and beaten Mr.. Somebody
will be nominated there in 1904, and there is nothing
just at present to indicate that he will not follow in
the unfortunate footsteps of the previous st. Louis
candidates
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17

The Tribune Almanac for 1904 is what the Tribune
Almanac has always been-the most complete pub
hcaton OF its kind issued. 1t is an absolute guide
OF technical information and practically indispen
sible in libraries. The Almanac represents much
careful research and its selling price, 25 cents is far
below its value.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17
GETTING THE NOMINATION.

Just at the present time the papers are full of
words Of condemnation of the action Of William
Randolph Hearst, who is, if indications count for
aught, desirous Of securing the democratic nomina-
tion. Mr. Hearst owns papers in four of the large
cities Of the country, and, it is reported, will com
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17

That Baker City man at whom Colonel Butcher
took few shots will now doubtless awake to rea
zation of the propriety of first killing man and
afterwards telling him Of it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17

It was almost miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me of terrible
breaking out all over the body.
ann very grateful."Miss JullaFilbridge
West Cornwell, Conn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17

The dredge Chinook threatens to wipe out the crab
supply at the mouth of the Columbia WE'LL she II
not interfere with the lobster supply till she begins
work above Astoria
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Time Card OF Trains


PORTLAND
Leaves Arrives
Puget Sound Limited. .7.25 q m e:Ak . m
Kansas clty-st. Louis
Special ..........ii:1O m s:H D m
North Coast Limited $50 D m TOO : m
Tacoma and Seattle Night
EXPRESS ..,.".".l1:45 D m sos , nj
Take Puget Sound Limited or North
Coast Limited for Gray's Harbor points
Take Puget Sound Limited for olym.
pla direct.
Take Puget Sound Limited or Kan
sas city-st. Louis Special for points
on South Bend branch.
Double daily train servIcs on Gray's
Harbor branch.
Four trains daily between Portland,
Tacoma ana Seattle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-17

We trust Hon. Jerry Simpson found our chinook
salmon more paatabe than the crow he was once com
PEELED to eat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02

Frederic William Scott was educated at
NtcCabe's school In Petersburg, and at
Princeton University Ills business career
began With b clerkship III the oil1co Of
THOMAS Branch & CO, After this no boz
came ~ partner In the leaf tobacco cotn-
mission firm OF Arlington & Scott, then
partner, Iii shelburlie & Scott, tobacco
swarehousei,ien, nnd bflnally a partner ~ IN
Adams and Scott, rehandlers Of leaf to-
3bacco, Oxford, N. G..
& In 1850, Mr.. Scott became member OF
the firm OF Thomas Branch & GO, re-
naming as such until May, 1891. Still con-
ftinuing the banking business with which
he had allAthe time hsen connected while
ia member OF the above firms. he organ-
tied In June, 1909. with the lato Mr..
Charles s. strtngfellow, Jro the firm OF
Scott &: Stringfellow. This firm has DO
voted much time and study towards the
development of tho resources Of the
South, and by preparing articles on
southern railroads and Industrial corno-
ratlons, has tried to attract capital to the
this \ section OF the country. These arr
ticles have been widely distributed and
5republlshed In financial newspapers,
In 1000, MIR. Scott In connection With
the Hon, b. y. Munford and tho late
Mr.. Virglnius Newton and others or
ganized tho South-Atlantic Lifo In
slir'ance Company With q capital OF
100000 and a surplus Of $4,000. Such sue
cess as has met their efforts may be best
stated by mentioning the fact that this
company is now operating in tho States
OF Virginia, North Carolina. South Car
olina, Georgia., Alabama and West Vir-
GINA. and its yearly income Is over
sla5000. t
tive directors Of the Atlantic Coast Line
system, which owns and controls near
Is II 900 miles of railroad, running from
st. Louis and Chicago to fourteen At
5lantc and gulf ports. The total capital
of stocks and bonds OF the road Is over
s475, 600. To Illustrate the rapid growth
of this system, It maybe stated that
since Mr.. q Scntt,s. membership iit1s the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02
july End in WORLDS HISTORY.
gas.
81
Tohn X, Pope OF Rome, died.

Tohn x, Pope OF Rome, died.
Madeira an III tile Atlantis covered with wood (vaence
its nael discovered John Gonzales zao in the service Por
tuga 1t the next coonzed and planted with the Sypra
vne and sugar of Sicily.
Adophus Emperor Germany killed He Count,
elected partly through intrigue and his was series OF ntrl-
Albert 81 Austria aud two Empero met IN battle they
fought hand hand Adopus killed by the lance OF his
riva.
his FIRST voyage after vicissitude through
storm and and sails arrived OFT the banks Of
Newfoundland and refreshed his men by heavy catch
4 4 1890. a#s8s 4Hg
Corsn elected Pope BY the after ad
Washington arrived ii Cambridge took commanded the
Amercansarmy, then consisting e Ct 1850 men.
MES independent passed BY Congress without
It was proclaimed fourth and hence that day sohseryd and
celebrated.
maker at Geneva strayd while young Paris where he be-
came Of the most celebrated authors Of the day
1900.
Of Great Britain and Ireland signed BY order q
tie King George H.
5 1907. sE =
Jefferson issued his fobidding all intercourse F
British ships and ordering all those within American waters
to withdraw herefron. sarE5
American embargo expired by its Limitation On the anne
day frigate Captain Porter sailed from New York pn
cruise against the British which he hoisted white lag
bearing the Free trade and sailors rights 4
Battle near Mainsbugh, va Patterson Union, deeaedSy
General Jackson.
President Garfield fatally shot BY Charles j Guiteau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02

/ y u e. ~ u g.
board, the mileage has Increased from
1850 niles to Its present 1000 miles.
At the present timo MI. SCOTS cor
porate associations are: Member firm
Scott & Sstringfellow, bankcrs; member
New York Stock Exchange member New ~
York Cotton Exchange, president Rich
mord Iron Works, treasurer and director
South Atlantic Life Insurance Company,
director In Merchants National Bank, 81
rector In Petersburg Savings and In
surance Company, director In United
States Tobacco Company, treasurer ana
director shelterlng Arms Hospital. dircc-
tor Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany, director In various subsidiary cor
porations of the Atlantic Coast Line
system. yice-president Richmond Stock
Exchange. II M .,
Mr. Scott Is a member Of tho following
clubs: Northumberland Commonwealth,
Lakeside, Deep Run and Manhattan.
New York. 3s iii ~ a. s,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02
Compact Richmond.

With tho single exception VI Itopo-
ken, N. u, the city Of Richmond contains
within lis corporate limits mora 'nnao.
6.tants to the square milo thai, my CITY
ii, the United States. ~
On January /. 1904, the population OF
Richmond city proper was estimated ut
10000; the area Of the city Is -.
souaro miles. Hoboken, MI, co.crs an
area Of 4 i.s square miles. md contains
population OF $4,000; Albany, N ~
covers al, area Of 10 S-4 sduHre miles and
has population Of only 94,l6l, Atlahth,
CA. covers al, area Of II square nl'les
and a population OF 1876; Charleston,
with It's area of 1-3 suunre miles. mas
a population Of only 66,boo; Dallas. Texas,
u It'll an area Of 13 square miles, has q
Reputation OF T2,5W Dayton, o. with
an area OF ii square miles, has n popu-
;ation OF $4,000; Uric, Pa. With nn area
OF 6 1.2 square miles, has a populatioh
Of 10000; Harrisburg, Pa, with an area
Of z square miles, has population Of
10000; Little Rock, Ark, covers an area
of II 1-2 square miles and has a popula-
ton Of 5000; Lynn, Mass covers an
al en- of II 10 square miles and has
population Of 75ooo Memphis. Tenn,
covers an area of 16 square miles and has
a population OF 10000; Nashville. Tenn
covers an area of 10 square miles and has
d population Of 10000; New Haven, Conn,
covers an area OF % square miles ana
has u population OF s125,ooo; Reading Pa,
covers an area of Ia square miles and
las a population OF 5000. lilo great
city Of New York. with it's enormous
buildings and It's congested population.
has only about 10000 Inhabitants to the the
square mile, while Richmond has nearly
10000 to the square mile.
we could multiply the Illustrations In
definitely, but enough have been given
10 show that Richmond should branch
out. Under the existing laws suburban
territory may be taken into tho cor
porate limlV upon terms that must DO
satisfactory to property owners IN out.
lying territory, and definite steps should
be taken at once to expand. 8s