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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

liqer 3uirie6cnheit ne3 8eridte8 be
mcilcn fam.
" iinht fiir lire 0ten it,
he5oblt 5u merocn.
SIN Superior. @eridt bat SCrmtnc
NuIiclbnh cine &luQc gcQcu Den
&odIubperruultcr ~. u. Mcper ciH.
rCihen loiieu, porin lie iiir ibre Dem
pcritorbenen 0opio &ittlc geleiiteten
0icnIte 81 pro @odc iiir tt2g8od)cn,
}uiommen $liS ucrlungt.
Y a Il or Nopmouo ucrtloqt.
GboS. Bed bat i'm Stuotgeritt
ourd Den 9lmuult @nt. Cotton cine
&luqc nm $1,000 S%duoeneriob geQcu
Die oCutidc rpouQcliih lltberilhc
6ricOen3 Stride mo oic @ctbonp
cngliidc lutb. Stride mo ben Eoltor
Gboa. 4. Nopmouo einrcid)en loiicu.
@r. Bed ioQt ouB Ourth @ollteu Der
SertlaQtcn iein GtQcntbmL 9fr.20O9,
Wolt9hltraBc, lhmer bcldG0igt nor.
Sen lit.
Gin u CHt@unmult pcr,
tluGt.
Sm StootNeriht mur0c Qeltern
Der 6|cHt@omuaIt rSobn IS. No1en-
goit BON Moru !. 98bitc nm 5000
Shooencring ucrtloQt. Ger Nmpolt
@m. Cotton tbciltc nit, oob icinc
Glicntin aus Dem Nuuic 9tr. 800,
Norb @oIicitrobc, NCuicien moroeu
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
$taot Baltimore.
griefbefUrbernns mad Ocm gusIaab.

SrtefbefDroeriirg nadD Dem AnslaH0
9ie ou8lGnoii6e 9oit fir ole nit
Sem "a. DECEMBER eu0cn6e ISOLDE
9nllptpoItomt pie fol9t:
Die Bodetpoit lit often bon 9 llhr
Gorm. bis 5 llbr Notm. td9li9
(au8genommen SonntogS). - Ole
&adetpoit noh 9eutidlono ihliebt
Inn If llbr 8ormittogS am 10. ullo
81. 9e5ember.
Sampler fabren, luentt ltid)t an0erS
ongegeben, bon gtelu.Dorf o6.
SronSotlantiife q o It.
8reitog - 6 ltbr g(6enos: fir
Srlano per 9nmpfer nllmbrio" pia
Queenstown (grieie fir on6ere
SbeiIe Guropa'S miiiien per nllms
6rio" 6e3eidnet iein). 7 llbr IbenbS:
fir europa per 9anpier st. 8aul"
bio 8lpmoutb unb Gberborrg.
9ienltag, 81. 9e5ember - llbr
I6en0S: fir europa per Camper
Baltic"
q o It II a d) Q il 5. un0Gentrot
Imerita, 90 eitinOien etc.
5reitag - 1 l1br Nahmitta9s:
iilr Bermuda per 9ampfer bon SnIi.
jar, N..S. Z llDr AbenoS: fir ole
ga Elota.2GnOer per 9an1pier .8irs
gill" 10 llbr a6enoS: fir 8orto
Rico, Curacao uno 8ene5uela per
0ampier PHILADELPHIA" fir 5or.
tune SSlano, Samnica uno Colombia
per Gompfer nSarnia;" fir Cuba
per 0ompier moro Cattle"
Die Boit naf Heufun0lono, bio
NorosS ionep, uno mad WiiqueIon
uia Bolton, ihlieBt bier taglid INN /
ubr Rod)m.; mad Cuba, pia Sampo,
tGglif Tim 1 llbr 9tofm.; nod Gotta
&ica, Sonburos uno Guatemala, bia
Netp.O orleans, tG9Iid nm 8 llDr
@6en0S.
3ronss Gocific 30 It.
5reitog - 7 ll6r gbenos: fir
Satuaii, Sapon, Gorea, China uno
ipe5iea aoreiiirte 8riefe fir Die Rbi.
lippinen pia Gan Sron5i8co.
Die Goit fir ole Ybilippinen uil6
Guam, pia Snn Sran5isco, i6lieBt
bier tdglif Inn Z llbr abenos bis
gum 26. DECEMBER; fir 0erieelano,
Gl%uitrolien, Samoa, Saipaii un6 Die
6iii.Snieln, bia San 8ran5isco, tag
lid I'M 7 ubr @benos bis gum Z.
Sonuor 1905.
Die Srans. .1oIt iuiro mad
Dem abgangsbafen tGslid 10 abee.
idift, baB iie bel ununterbrohener
lleberlanb 8eforoerung redt5eitig
eintrifft.
g. 0opies @arfieio,
Poit.neiiter.
frsgt die zOisS ots, Ols!m!mmsI GssauftH aS
. usssi. NANzE-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

Ode @diis uiio SdttsAbeHle, Canton.
Warblnuo s3elepbon - 81 SC.
Sduptauariier oes @eidugbereinS oG6eIr
lueiB," r9dmensNereius 6es goeIipeiB, =
.GantousG oncIlbeS Nr. 445. Z. 8. 81
ySrientuIsS iitrifts Qr. 1853. .. u.s9." mt
Canton Spar II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept2llS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

S~leinbanoel mitB elm ettipref)enOer
NuiihIng genlnd)t lUer0en.
81 tr. pro 0uBcn0 2Sc. bis 29c.
Butter, pro Rfun6;
Creamery Separator p bis 2S12
Cream. @otb. Greum... 81 bis 2Gl%
Creamery Sanitation. 80. Is bis 81
SSa. Nortbmeitern Sable. t6 bis 10
@eitern Store.E odeo =. 10 bis rs
Creamery |rintS, I 8fo. % bis 30
Cream. &rintS, ~ Bio. % bis 30
Renopirte, bette NIarte.. 81 bis %
Renouirte, bette BrintS.. y bis %
QebeuoeS @efIiigel, pro Fhn0;
ultc Niibner &C.; iuuGe @iibner DC.
bis 10c.; Gutcu itc. bis t3c.; Futer
i2c. bis 16C.; luubeu pro Four Doc.
bis Doc.
6ru6te uno @emii c.
3ortofieIn. pro 9uiheI 45c. bis
55c.; 3llderrijben, pro 8iin0el t1@c.
bis Dc; @eiBtobl, pro Come $1,000
bis $i4.0Q; 3luiebeIn, pro 9uId]cI
$t.00 bis $t.10; Gorotten, pro 9iirts
Del 1@c. bis &C.; Gepicl, pro Sab
75c. bis 1926; Gnuno8, pro Grnte
$3.50 bis $500; SeIleric, pro $50.
20c. bis 40c.; Srotbcll, pro Gorb
&c. bis 10c,; brolmer @obI. pro @u.
libel t2lac. bis Toe; Spiuot, pro
@uIhcl I5c. bis SOC; Qriiuc @obnen
pro &or6 $t.25 bis 1920; umoc
HitbcL pro Nuidcl Doc. bis 3Oc. A;
@opiiolot, pro @orb 500 lis 500;
hinge Grbien, pro &orb $500 bis
$3.50.
@rocerics uu0 Hrooiio o.
mem.
Sal5fleiih, pro 8irn0: fleine On,
gorsGure6 Shiuten 1t1@c.; 9roBc
Sdinteu i0c. Golifornicr Sdyintcu
1l2c.; Sugur Gurc0 Nruitltiidc
Toe; Su0or Gurco GhuItcrn
Sac; trodcn 0eiol5cue Scitcnrippcu
sac; Spediciten &C.; troden geIols
5ene Sd)uItcru S1Ac.; rciueS St)moIj
III SierceS 7Ac.; S%pcdihultcru &C.,
MeB-S dmeinefleii9 $t4 pro Sob.
H~affinirter 3uder: geluiirieIt
6.45c.; %puIoeriiirt 5.S5c.; 6tonOoro
gromIirt 5.75c.; feiu QronuIirt
5.75c.; Grpital I 5.75c.; Columbia
q 5.40c.; gclber q 4.70c. Bis 5.40c.
@er6itcter &oifee: 6. g. g., 100
8irno &iiten t4c,; 6. g. 6. 60 @f6.
&iiten 14.t0c.; &. 8. &. 10 Bfuno
aiiten 14.20c.; reiner Saba 2S14c.
bis 900; gutter SABA 2615c. bis &c;
reiner Motfa 2619c. bis 27c.; SABA
unO Moffa, gemiid)t, 251ac. bis 26c.;
SABA, ocmiidt, 2419c. bis 25c.; rel.
ner @Iaracoi6o 2119c. bis 26c.
reiner Ga @uaDra 20Ac. bis 2iC.;
reiner SuntoS 2014c. bis pic; Gan.
to8, gemiidt, 1926. bis 20c.; Geo,
geniibt, 1876. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

Qomburos mo 3. StraBe, 6iebIanotour.
Die feiniten @etrduie aIer 9lrt. = Bous
itdnoig neil eingeridtei. Sin Belu6 auer
meiner Srelinoe nno oes Bliblifums i'm
glunemeinen tets niQIommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

gir, 432, Gldremount .2tpe., ~SiebInnbtotpn.
Snuptaunrtier oes r8aoenia Wdltrers
doris. S%ineitunoeu 9ienitae. @benos 8
ubr, Ilno oes sWionumentnIs0t firiits Hr.
23t, ,. u.s8. sWiouumental" ,9ier am
3Ipf. Gbeinpenfes IeIepbon - 1926 u.
Bm. 8. g. Support, Better.
(Se321O'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
samtum uuo sta6Gaubtown It.


ode g.. uno @ouabs Sirobe. 0duptQnortitr
oe5 .Iiitrifts f72. 8. lt.s9.," ,@i6cn.
iraH5sS umers Iereins," Canton Sntmerfp.
miitbIidfett" uno naeneIfdmieoe linton.
Srii6es Bier 81 ieoer 3eit. Telephone:
e. & q. - Mi. 8erton 1858 Us.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

2ombarbs uno 8. Strabe, S~tebIanotoipu.
eeeenii6er Der sMlonumentaIs l. rduerei".-
3dglt9 .betBe Mabl5eiteu ant Sefteuln9.
pe1iesl elepbou - ct. 9duI 1916 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

n. nit0 G'Sonneuse trabe, CANTON.
Serdufnige Saae fir Bereine uno 8efeI,
ldoailsn; 2aIgtdnariieE oes ygrtna Setr.
@etrdnfe. ghefnpeafes9eI. - Wt. Sermon
Ell ~. aaIter 2unf6 ben ean5en Gna.
ygaiioiaI"sB ier ant 3dpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
FIJI tanirn geiumt;
3n Derfamfen Ober Ut oerpadten.

5n U%erfaufen D6rr 5u Uerpadten:
Sas tpertbboue !9rlnoitlid an Der Gde bon
40 BET 100 Sub. Ser biHtere 9belI bes 8rlinos
finds miro fir elm SeftGftseebduoe oes nSeuts
lben gorrelponoent" benutt meroen. gdbere
(90t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
9altimOrer Narft6eridjte.

Baltimore, %. 9e5em6er 1904.
l.-3ufubr 2305 6dlicr, cin.
id)IieBlid) 2S6 6Giicr 5t 2ocuitY oint
uno 410 6Giier 5u Canton. aiiiten-
perionot 3ll Gaiier. Die Yreiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

9ar, 70t uno Tor, Qombaross trabe. Sigh
Lanotofun. Seinite Beine nno Qiaubre.
Ser a~eiiinoeite Srt auf Der @roe. - Die
better RooIsParIors in SiebIanototpn.
Rror;gIe BeoieHung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
@crmiidtc tclcaropbiidc 9epeidJcr

&crmii6tc tcl~cgrapbiidc 9epeidJcn.
49, Sm GmpiongSiool oeS arieg3.
miniitcriimS lit cine WormorbIitc
oeS aus Dem 9iirgerfriege beriibnt,
ten @enerolmoiors SrOion ailpotrif
aliigciteut morOen. IS qeidob Dies
nit @enebmiguug OcS SefretGrs
Goit mo oltf @etreiben Scr @ittrc
0eS Generals, ole jcbt IN &u5ern III
ser S6iuei5 lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
Stnt's Sptei,

Gr. 1924, SftsBnGtimores Sirobe. - BIN.
mer ar perren 5i bermietben. - Seinite
@eirdnfe uno Weine. o8absBieus9 raue'
rel "Sier. BerfnmnIungsIoial oes Dit
2ombaroitr. Smmertp. gnus uno 2eib.
Sereins". Chef Eel. WIt. Bernon 1912 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
WeltrIde EdllnRrdte

@u cr.-3unlbr 1881 Yuidel
aus oen GIeUotoren juriidAc}ogeu
iO,ll3 @uihcI; GlcootOrcn &orrat6
lIl,lS2 Nuihel. Nerfduic; , gSad-
aona 9}r. , Qemiihtcr ST 1872, I
@aA0ou Mr.. ; wciBer }u IS, I g8og-
gon 9tr. , mCiBer }l 35M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

@e 5cn. 3ulrbr 6lS1 9uldel;
8erionot bon oen gIepatoren 56i9
Nuldel, GlcuotorcnsB orrotb $4,000
9uideI. @crtduic: 1000 0ui6eI
Steamer 9}r, , rOt6cr, Sonuor, 5lt
1864.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

LitD WIuHers WcItanrnnt,
144t R.sSenirnlsglbe., Ode SIioersStr.
0duptal1riier Der sQilbelm Geus9oge
gir. 3, 8srb. .. st. of B." Beriummluils
gcn ieoen D|putng 9lbeIio. Seinite 9e'
iranLe. g9armer lnnib tdaIif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
@eiudlt.

IN elmer SumiIie bon orci criuudfeneH Der
lonen elH UiincbeH iilr Die Salaarbeit; outer
Sobn: Aldh3uird9el in Gr. t1t2, 9tutS-GutaWs
Strn6c, 1. 5lur. t357-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
@eitrige S6IuBrote:

Wnl9.- 3nfnbr T3,539 Uuldlel
8erianot bon ben Glepotoren 1896
8uihel; Glepotoren . 8orrotb 1888.
497 8iiidel. 8~erfGufe: 5000 gu.
Idel Sobr 5u 1924, 5000 Sonuor sit
507s.
Seutige S6lubrnte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
3u %Dcrfamfen.
Die ,Instasn speInBaIasn oanf.r

sum 8eriauf in Cft.BaItimore, arsren8enb on
ben pra1tooIeH nRdtterions9arf,T gaturents
straBe, Ode bon 8aIttmoresStraB 3ommt
puerit uno babt Die lusipabI. 8tefe Sduier
ftno in ieoer Siuitbt MODERN, nit mGrmors
Bats uno 'Snusireppe, iopie mnoeruen Rers
befierinaen, eiufnIteBIi6 @b5uesfanuI. @gent
ldgIt6 unb Sonnt1gs on Srt uno SteIe. De-
uust Sairmountsglpeme g8aeeons.
Gblu. z. Gallagher, 9auunternebmer,
Q2S-) gr. 2SOS. HQtrnIounts9Ibe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
GA
fragt die Die SOts, OislhI INNER Gskauft Aah
.ssss. &MzZM
Vrobuften. Warft.

lluienitebenbe 8reiie be5ieben iid
oif Den @ngros.Sanoel; fir oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

Gr. 1920 his fl22, Sarforo.g lbenue.
Suupiauartier oeS n3bnIiu Wdnnerd)urs".
Salle uto Somfnerearieu biuig gu bers
mietben. @uter BGdb fiir gluiternr0fteH.
Seiniie 8cirdnie. SreisRooI. y. & g.
Selepbon - ut. 8ernoH 1859 9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
8erlaugt i'm aagemeiner1.
9euti6es arbetts. Ga6usIIuuos.R Breou.

9sutihes arbetts.T ahpeItuues .gRreau,
pr. 219, SitosSbGrpsStraBe, unter Der gufint
ber BSeutfheH @eieui6aft". - 9ielenteen, Ole
beutf6e Sanotuerfer, 9lrbeiter uno 9ienft6oten
gu bei6dttigen iuiinfhen, noQen f6 perf6nIi6
bber tn frnniirten 9rtefen an ben Iaenten Der
@efeufbaft,. SUbnuu .. Me1er, Rr. 219, shos
Ebarp'9trahe, penoeH, tpeIder unsHteeItIi6
Nisfinft ert6eiIeu uiro. (Snn2S,1O
3u tnuicu geiudlt:
Sine 8dderei uebit Routc. g}u6{IiraQeu Eel
s.. D}iler, Nr. SG5, @eits Sagcttc. StraRc.
t35S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

Dber beriuufen, ipeuoeiI sic Ii6 an Charles u.
Re6er, 8runoeigentbumss IiHo BerTt6eritHeS,
Wlafler, ySr. 400, Wur6s6ar RET. StraRe.
GeIo gu oerleibeH alf S1potbefen in beIle6i'
Gen Glttll1leH. (9tob16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
Eertdufe Guf Der bieiiaen gfiefteuN
FIRST CALL.
CALL

$4,000 IA 0eio Nropu Bros GtiS...... 12H
$4,000 SeGboaro 3.idbr Der. .......... 09l3
$1,000 ScubnuLD Ter ... 81
$4,000 SCahOdro t0idbr 5cr. ......... 1903
$1,000 glilnntic Goat Yin Ter Gtis.... 9lH
200 ullitco HaiiluuOa q. ........,. l3,a
Nv -cuunurn NOW o. ..........,. 10
70 Scoboaro Rio ............. SAX
100 Seabourb RIO ....... SIL
$4,000 SeGbparo 3sidbr 5er. .......... gglS
100 ,,@lubaIln Goal II. Srpu Gont. .. 80
% llniieo NuirpaDS .......... l3k
| ScubOur0 Common o.. ........ is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
gerIanst: SraHcn nnb @abden.

@crlnngt:
Sine 6rai ODER Elm WtlodeH fiir Die a1ge-
meme puleurbeit; Elm gutes 6eim uub euter
Gohn fir Die redte QerioH. Rah3ufrage1 In
GF, 743, Reit 4 ruHtliHsS traEe. (951-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
Monm Mnpp's Mcftnurnnt.

Gr. 1104. Goros9entr sslbeitne,
Der sgorooft Smmerludbrenoe Uulibereiu
bon Baltimore" %berfammelt Ith bier
ieoet Wlontag. - 8eurge 8rebm'S Bier
am SGpf, nab oeutiber glrt brett bonn
fSuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
S~leinbonoeI mltB Elm entIprefenOer
Nuii6Ing genladt lUer6en.
81 er, pro 0llbeno 2Sc. bis 29c.

Neben0eS WefliIgel, pro FTln0;
oltc Nijbner &C.; iunae @iibner Sc.
bis 10c.; Gutcu lie. bis 1876; Yllter
t2c. bis t6c.; louben, pro Four 20c.
bis Doc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

3atUb Nief' rWleIurictOnnf,"
GoronitsGde Der loms uno Sorrefts Strdbe.
Sn%nptannrtier oes. @eian9oereinS gNlelos
&eriammlllngeu oeS centennial MeBoers
&ereiU5" iehen .. uno 4. SieItitae I'M WIos
nat. Ielepbon - mi. 8ernun 26G6 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

Neiraths Qiccn1cn.

Bonn gftIlor oc3 Common 4leoar
@cridtS ipuroeu QcItcru iolgcuOc
&cirotbS- 2iccn3cn ml0gcItcut:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01
A BURSTING DAM.
It Floods Mine in Indiana and
Ten Men Have Marrow
Escape.

Brazil. Ind. March 26.-The breaking
Of a dam at the Excelsior Clay works on
Friday flooded the mine and resulted in
the Imprisonment Of ten men. All were
saved uninjured, but two were uncon-
scious when rescued. due to the dam
ming of the foul air Of the slope by the
torrent of water that for time blocked
its mouth. There were Is men In the
slope and Is left it at noon to eat their
dinners on the outside. When the dam
broke it was feared the ten inside would
be drowned or asphyxiated, but as soon
as the torrent rushed past, the water
of the shaft subsidized somewhat. Twelve
of the Is joined hands to prevent being
washed away and stemmed the current,
which rose to their waists. They found
their companions at the extreme end of
the slope, whittier they had been driven
by the inroads of the water, which at one
time rose above their knees, and q rescue
was effected.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01
THE CONDITION OF BUSINESS
LITTLE CHANGE Is NOTED FOE
THE PAST WEEK.
Spring Trade Still Backward, Yet the
Outlook r. Bright-Labor Con-
trovsrsies Increase.

New York, March 26.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Little net change in trade conditions
is noted for the past week. Storms
and floods did much damage4.aape per-
ty and threatened agricultural pros
poets at the start, but subsequently the
weather improved and The outlook
frightened. Spring trade is expanding,
although still backward to some ex-
tent, and new labor controversies have
added to the number of unemployed,
despite an amicable arrangement OF
the sheet and tin plate scale. Build
Ing operations would be vigorous if
employers and wage earners could adj
just differences. Inquiries for structural
material are out of proportion to new
permits. which is probably due to the
fact that there Is much resumption OF
postponed work. Railway earnings in
three weeks March are only Ia per
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01
IN CONGRESS-.
Post Office Appropriation Bill Finally
Passes the House-Senate
Proceedings.

Washington, March 26.-The house
on Friday passed the post Office appro-
priation bill, after prolonged debate
on the paragraph affecting rural letter
carriers, which on Thursday was
stricken out, but which Friday was in
serted with enthusiasm under special
order of the committee on rules. Every
amendment and substitute offered to
this paragraph was voted down. Mr..
Moon made an unsuccessful attempt to
recommit the bill with instructions to
strike out the appropriations for spe-
cial facilities over trunk lines south
Of Washington and west Of Kansas
City.
The bill has been under discussion
since March Z. AT times members Wig
orously assailed the post Office depart
ment and Gen. Bristow. and demands
were made for an investigation into
the entire postal service, but Chairman
Overstreet, who has borne the brunt
of the attacks. stood as barrier to
such action. A distinct compliment
was paid Mr.. Boutell. who had pre-
sided over the committee of the whole,
by the public for the ability with which
he had occupied the chair.
Senator Hansbrough charged in the
senate that the movement to secure the
repeal Of the desert land law, the tim
Der and stone law. and the commuta-
ton clause of the homestead act was
due to the effects of a lobby composed
mainly of the holders of lands bought
in large tracts from railroad COM
panies, who desire thereby to increase
the demand for their property. Sena-
tor Dubois intimated that the pressure
for repeal was due to large holdings Of
forest lien lands by the railroads SEN
ator Gibson on Thursday advocated the
| repeal Of the laws in question. Sena-
tors Hansbrough and Dubois contended
that the repeal would be unwise. SEN
ator Newlands favored notifications
of the law
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01
VICTORY FOR WHISKY TRUST
SECURES FAVORABLE RULING
FROM NEW YORK COURT.
Plaintiff in the Case Suspected
Prominent Men Named as
Defendants.

New York, March 26.-Upon allega-
lions that an action brought by Edwin
Blum, of this city, is similar to the Pc
ter Power litigation against the North
ern Securities company, several we'll
known capitalists interested in the Dis
tilling Company of America, known as
the whisky trust, have secured IA
vorable ruling by Supreme Court Judge
Gildersleeve
In his suit Blum charges that the pro-
motors of the distilling company, which
is capitalized at SIPS, 900, 900. made large
profits out of the promotion at the ex-
pense of the company.
The defendants set up the plea that
Blum is merely a figurehead, being a
brokers' clerk 81 years old, and moved
that he should be examined before the
trial to ascertain the real promoters
OF the suit in order that the defendants
might properly answer.
In the affidavits on which the order for
Blum's examination was asked, the de-
PENDANTS allege that Nathan Blur has
more than an indirect interest in the
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to have the parts of these affidayits re-
ferring to him stricken from the rec
ords on the ground that they were
scandalous.
Judge Gildsrsleeve refused this ap-
plication and now has denied Blum's
motion to vacate the order. No date
was set for Blum's examination.
Those named in the suit are the late
William G. Whitney, Thomas F..
Ryan, Henry D. McDona, P. A. B. Wi
deher, William L. Elkins, Thomas
Dolan, Frederick P. Olcott, Anthony N.
Brady, Hugh ]. Grant, Frederick s.
Flower, John I. Waterbury, Samuel M.
Rice. Edison Bradley, George L. Sheldon,
Howard j. M. Cardeza, and P. Lewis
Anderson.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01

OF Rlaito company, had become involved
In trouble growing out of the operations
of the Brooks Brokerage company and
that part Of my duties would be to de-
fend him in any criminal action that
would be brought against him. The Rial
to company was also to have the use of
my name and my services were to have
been used in connection with securities
department of the Rialto company,
which at that time was projected. lex
pected to familiarize myself with the
condition of the corporations Offering
the securities for sale and become &C.
quainted with the officers of the trust
companies which make specially Of
handling securities of that character -
Tried to Inform Himself.
Senator Burton testified that he had
received a letter from Thomas Harlan.
local attorney for the Rialto company,
him of the appointment as
general counsel on November 20, 1909.
Reference was made in that letter to
the indictment of Maj. Dennis" con-
tinued Senator Burton, land called
upon Chief Post Office Inspector Cochran
at Washington. asked him whether
Dennis had been indicted and told him
that II it was done, that expected to az
sist In his defense. Cochran told me that
he did not know anything about 1t. !
do not remember how the matter arose.
but l explained to Cochran that Dennis
owned the Rialto company, and asked
him II there were any complaints against
the concern
Wanted to Increase His Practice.
Judge Chester H. Krum, senior coun-
sci for the defense, who was conducting
the examination, asked Senator Burton
why he inquired about the complaints.
II had just been employed by the COM
pany as its general COUNSEL" replied
Senator Burton, "and wished to satisfy
myself regarding its standing In the
department. Although l was then its
counsel. knew very little about its
workings, and had been assured that Il
was all right, but wanted to satisfy
myself"
Senator Burton was then asked II
he had ever indicated TO Inspector
Cochran his intention to interfere with
the processes of the department or te
intimate to him (Cochran) to refrain
from taking any action in the complaints
against the Rialto company. He re.
piled. mot at ALL"
Never Tried to influence Them.
Judge Krum asked: 'Inspecto,
Cochran stated in his testimony tina,
you had expressed desire to him t.
form practice before the departments
in Washington. Did you do so?"
II told Mr. Cochran" replied Senate,
Burton, that other senators and repre-.
sentatives had built up large private
practices during their terms of Office
and that I, in small way, desired te
emulate them. I told him that / was
general counsel for the Rialto compan,
Of st. Louis, and asked him as matte,
of friendship to tell me If at any time
! did. wrong"
Judge Krum then asked Senator Bur.
ton to tell the jury whether at any tim.
he had ever said anything which could
be construed into meaning that his pur.
pose was to influence them in the per.
Torrance Of their official duties to eithe,
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01
Homeseekers Rates

10 North and South Dakota every
Tuesday until Oct. 25th, the Chicago
Great Western Railway will sell ronnd
trip tickets to points in the above
named states at a great reduction
from the usual fare. For further in
formation apply to any Great Western
Agent, or j. P. Elmer, G. P. A.,
Chicago, Ill. Oct goth.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-01

the fourth assistant postmaster general
or the assistant attorney general in
charge of post office affairs.
Senator Burton replied: Absolutely
none whatever"
The defense then closed Its case. The
government placed witness on the
stand to deduce testimony in rebuttal,
when court adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.