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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13
American Attaches Going Home.

Tokio, November 13.-Q0 a. m.)- Capt. J. R. Kuhn and Capt. J. F. Nor rison, American military attachees, who were with General Oku's army, arrived at Tokio today en route to Washington. At the conclusion of the fighting on the Shake river Captain Kuhn and Captain Morrison went to Port Arthur, where they spent week observing the operations of the besieg- CTS. They declined to discuss the mil itary situation. They will sail for San Francisco on Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13

sociate Justices Sharpe, Tyson, Dowdell and Haralson. The new members will not be sworn in until they qualify, which will likely be about November 25. These new justices are R. T. Simpson of Flor ence, N. D. Denson of Lafayette, John c. Anderson of Demopolis.
 Clerk of the Supreme Court Robert F. Ligon and his assistant, MT. Robert Green, are very busy getting ready for the term. Secretary Leon McCord, who has to look after getting out the opin- ions and doing other work of such char acter. is engaged in typewriting large number of cases to be acted upon. Sev- eral south Alabama lawyers will be in the city Monday and Tuesday to look after pending litigation.
 Capital Notes.
 R. B. Burgin has been appointed sheriff of Pickens county, to succeed B. B. Sal- mond, resigned. The appointment is eff fective next Tuesday, November 15.
 Returns from the elections held in Franklin, Cleburne, Morgan, Russell, Col bert, Conecuh, Bullock, Macon and Hale had come In up to this afternoon.
 Abe Ryan of Decatur and P. P. Reed of Ashville have been appointed notary public and justice of the peace, and Sam uel Clark of Jett a notary public.
 The Home Union Sick and Burial as- sociation has been organized at Anniston with the following leading officers A. Swanson l.. D. Leak, T. B. Borden. The business of the organization Is to take care of the sick and bury the dead.
 Auditor Sowell is busy fixing the amounts of the bonds of the tax collectors of the state. Each Is required to give se- eurity in double the amount of funds he funds he will be called upon to handle. The collector of Jefferson county has to make bond in the sum of $150O00.
 Reports indicate that w. T. Callen, nominee for treasurer. was the only dem ocrat electei in Chiffon county, his ma jority being fifteen votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13
Peabody VIII lnvestiqate.

Denver, Colo, November 12.-Gov- ernor Peabody today issued state ment to the people of Colorado to the effect that he was reliably informed that fraud had been committed in some outside counties, as well as in Denver. He proposes to probe the election in every county in the state, but adds: If it should prove that l am not re- elected. I will admit it promptly"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13
Special Pass Books.

The Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company has issued special books containing dozen passes eacn for the use of the members or the railroad commissioners convention oi the United States, which meets nere November 15 and will be Tn sesslon three or four days. The book IS ratner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13
 
 POLITICAL MACHINE

is
  Grave of chief gn and conduc of Theseg their benevolent public and fen Smmon BOARD OF  o the is 
 Up ito estimated $bOO more to come by end
  
   or this deposit down al he on-s "AnD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13

A handsome affair and on the outside cover is a cut of Vulcan, the iron statue, which has come to be symbolic of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13
Russian BattIeships Are coaIins.

Dakar. French West Africa, Novem- Der 12-Four battleships, five cruisers and seven transports of the Russian Pacific squadron have arrived in the roads aud are coaling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-13

Wanted xper @ n 6 d mems. furnishings salesmen.
 Louis Saks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
RpIitiid Of s.

geporltebcnoe Situng oeS oemofro.
tiid)en Staats : Central = Gonti.
te's. = Cine ltarfe 8etbeiligltng
eriuartet.
dos oemofratil9e Staats. Central.
@onlite tritt beltte Rabmittog 81 Ell
ner Situng I'M .Giltaip.Souie" 5l.
iommen. Inn Ben Sag fir oas slbbal-
ten Der Stoats. Convention uno Die
3eit fir Die iedS Gongreb.0 iitrifts.
Gonuentionen feIt5ileben. Siele Der
9elegoten frozen bereits gcIternglbeno
Elm, uno nod Der 3obl Der Mnueien-
Den 5lt urtbeilen miro Deltte baS 60
mite poa5Gblig ucrtreten fem. Gas
StootssG entrol.G omite miro ben Saa
fir ons Nbbolten Der Stoots. Gonpen.
ton fcItiebelt, lrto oIler @obrihein.
liffeit nad) miro Der 10. Mai oafiir
beitimnlt iperben. @ei Der Stoots.
Gonpention lino IL 9eleaaten sltr
Notionol-Gonpention om 6. S5llli in
ct, 2ouis ST. erip1blen; oesgleiden
miro Die Staots-G oiipcntion cine
Flattform o%nnebmen, in fpelhcr obcr
fem Gonoiout fir Die Yr1Iioenti6oft
ii1ooiIirt iperoen lpirb. bo Senotnr
u. y. @ornton ben Wunid geGubert
bot, Die Selegaten nninitruirf nod
ct. Soitis 81 icnoen. WarpIonb lit
IN Der 6onpcution 81 Is Stimmcn
berehtigt, I'M ober Den pielen @iill-
ifen, als 0elegat eripa6lt 81 meroen,
Mc6nullg 81 trnaetL miro man ieben.
falls cine 0oppel.0 Delegation ienocn.
GesgIeiden miro baS oenlofroti.
Idle Stoats Central Gomlite bcllte
Die 1age fir oas Ib1alten Der Cont
reb-6onbentionen feitiebcn, Ole obcr
crit I'M Scrbit gebolten lpcroen. Die
Scltung Der garl5en bentofrotiihen
Gampugne miro ben &Gnoen oeS
Stoats , Central =. Gomite's amber.
traut lperocn. Die Mitglieoer in ocl,
perlhieoenen 0iitriftcn uno ulth in
Der Staot lperben Die SrimGrpoblen
orrongiren uno gorfebrilngen fir Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . Gonpentionen
INTO fir Die GonsrcB-0 Nominations.
Gonpentionen t~reffen. Senator @or.
man miro beitte Der Situng oes So.
mites beipobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

Sroblibe g a6feier.- Die
Wtitglieber Der @ruppe beS n0ienIt"
boten . Sermittelungs : 9iireaus",
lueld)e bci'm Masfenbaa Der rgrbei-
ter : 2ieoertafel" Den erlten YreiS,
beitebcno ans 5ipei aiiten @ein, er'
ranget, %leerten am lesten Sonntag
Den @ein in Der 9ebouiung ponSrn.
lIno Srau s. &iesling, Ger. $500,
@eit . SapetteitroBe. @egen s l1br
gbenbs erihienen iGmmtli6eMitglie.
Der Der @ruppe init Yrof. S. 81.
mons Wanoplin .~Srbeiter, t%pcranf
bic felldtfroblibe 8eier ibrenslnfang
nabnl, ipo6ei Der @ein in Stromeh
floB. IllBer peribiebenen bumorilti,
Iden @ortrdgen lang Sr. Sobn 2i-
mon Elm portrefflihes Senor Colo.
Die Hiano I. 9eeIeitung lag in SGn-
oen Der Srall Bertha 2imon. @egen
10 llbr lieB man iid an Der boz.
trefflif ierpirten Safcl nieoer, mel.
DIE bon Srau &iesling llno Sri. g.
9omberg au%faetragen muroe. @Gb-
reno Der Safel erbob iih Sr. S.5eu-
erbarot ullb belt cine ~5iinoenbe Ir-
ipro6e, in pelber er Srn. ltnb Sralt
aiesling fit lire arrangements bo-
bcs Sob 5onte unb 5ugleib beren
SproBling 2ouis, melfer icinen ct.
item @eburtstog %feierte, gebn6te uiio
linn nod mebrere 9riioer lpiinidte.
9taf altfgebobener Safel begab mou
iid gum Cans, pobei nod man6c3
@las geleert ipiirbe. Inter Den SIN.
peienoen %befanoen iid: Sr. unoSrai
6. &iesling, Sr. rnb Sral g. Sitii-
ner, Sr. lno Srau $. 9ombcrg, ST..
tno 5rau 81. S6ipar5, g.. Il. Strait
Z. Elderly, Sr. uno Srau i. Mat.
tbelus, Sr. nno 5roi S.Faiinler, Sr.
unb 5rau S. Simon, SCR. unb Strait
s. 5%euerbarbt, Sr. ino Jrou j. @c-
Der, Srls. Glie gomberg, Science tri.
der, anna &eIer, 3iuie Suffner.
MdrieS uffner, 2i55ie Haliauer, Wa0-
gle 9uttlcr, Soa Seibel unb Clio
Wattbems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Silberncs Trieiter- 5nbilanm.

Goter Seinrid Soiepb Sdanoeae feis
erte oaiIelbe in Der ct. Sufobus.
airde. = 2ebenslauf bes Subj.
lars.
Sn ser oeutiden ct. Safpbussair.
DIE, @de Iisquitb. uno GagerltraBe,
~feierte eeitern Worgen Hoter Sein'
rih Soiepb S6onoele iein i%ilbernes
ErieIteriubil1um. Der Slibtlar &C.
lebrirte Dor elmer 5ablreiden 8elnein-
De Die Melic mo urtrbe babel bon ben
Eatres Sol. @eber llno S. Stt aiii-
itirt, w1brcno Yater @. @olsielo ais
Geremonienmeiiter fungirte. Sm
Sanftlloriiim befanoen iid ollie @eiit.
ltd)ert Der ct. Sofobus-aird)e ionie
anoere 5reunbe oes SlbilorS, uno
ben SbluB biloete oas 2ieo nGrober
@ptt."
8atcr Seilrid Soiepb Sdanoeae
lit Der Sobn BON Sran5 uno Sbereie
Shanoele, zines alien oeutlden chr
~ipiiroigen @bepaares, meld)es Dor
Sabren mad gmerifo fam, fih in9al.
timore nieoerlieB unb iiber so Sabre
lang i'm Sauie 9tr. HOS, Olt.@ager-
itrabe, pobnte. Sbr Sobn Seinrid)
mar bier Sabre aft, oils bas Gaar IN
baltimore lunoete, unO er crbielt iei.
ne erite @%r5iebung IN Der Efarridu.
le Der ct. SafobliS.@ emeinoe. So
Damn itlibirte er int Galpert Sal. nno
2opola-Goleg, uno I'M glter BON II
Sabren mahte err iein Hopi5iat 5u
6reoerid, Mb. gr belt feline Erimi5
IN Der ct. Safobus-& Stride am 10.
slpril 1879 ab unb par ieitbem ais
Erofeiior i'm 2opola : Goleg nno 81
@eorgetomn tbatig. Tater Sdan-
belle lit iebt so Sabre oft unb bat
filnf Sdweitern, bon oenen orei Ste.
ligioic iinb, ndmli6 Shipelter &eil-
rite, Sdmeiter San1es pom Notre
0ame-O roen in Yittsburg, reip. 9o'
ton, %ltationirt, uno Sbweitcr Sors
oan bonn 9ominifaner : Srben at
Netpburg, N.-D., %ltotionirt. Die beis
ben anoeren S6meltern iino: Srou
Wtorp @aiiin9er unb 6rau 2ouiic
Guppel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Idle; Die MINER : anleibc fonne biz
sur SerbittpabI tparten.

H
lhe; DIE Gnner- gnleibe fonne bis
sur SerbItfpabI iparten.
Sie 100000 gnIetbe
palltrte Die brittle 2eiuno i'm 5lpeitell
3ipetge nno Iiegt nun 6ent Wtapor
5tir prompten llnter5eidnllllg Dor.
Sr. Elatt .reid)te einc S%eruronltng
eiit. Die ShuIbcboroe 5u autoriiireu,
etite nyarentaI-" S6uIe, 5. +. einSns
itltut fir droniide S6ulidlpdn5cr
I'M Sitter bon s Bis t6 Sabren, 81
ctabliren. Die S6uIbcboroe miro
oiiBeroem erm1dtigt Gontrafte NIT
Vclerunss : gnitoltcn fir Die aitf-
i1abrne FOLDER ibuIicinoIifer atnoer
ab5uidlieben.
&etne ginigung.
Gas Gonferen5 . Gonlite sur 9cra-
tbitng Der bonn eritcn 3lueige anges
itoinmenen itnD ppi1t 5ipeiten 3meige
sllriidgeiuieienen g(nlelocmente 5ur
Glebator : Beroronung bcridtetc &c,
lterti, odb feineGinigullg er5ielt NOS.
ben iei. Gin meitcrcs Gonicren5-Go.
mite mnB Nun ernannt luerbcn
tpenn Die fir Sic Siderbeit oieier
Struftllren 10 notblpelbige Geroro.
nllne gerettet tperoen ioa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
@cttcransfdltcn.

5iir Morplonb uno ben 0iitrift
Columbia ibones 8etter ltno friidc
rtor0peitli6e 8inbe.
Der bod)Itc Recommendations mar
81 @rao nm II llbr Tormittags.
Der nieDri9ite Recommendations
mar 80 8rab INN s llbr 9lbenos.
Der @ine batte cine Sdneaigfeit
BON 30 Wteilen ans .oem Norolpelten.
E Wittlerer 0arometeritdnb 1880.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Seine Griatmittel

peroen BEL SeriteIiing oes nSolace"
8ieres aus Sreo. 9aiernidmiot's
.Mmerican @rnuerei" peripanot, ion.
bern oieieIben fperben aus Dem beiten
Sopfen itno MaIs aebraitt - oaber
bic aIlgemeine Wiiroiauna oieies Dor.
tiigliden 9ieres. aifte ST. @raile.
rel ifO4-1t2S. SiIen1tr. Eel. 6.
s 2. ga, 4Qo. 149i. DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

glanladen gegen @lou.
rode. &iinoe : Sergeant 0iaoi,
nrto Eoli5iit Eorter bonn oitliden 81.
thrift mod)ten am Montag ouf Seq
que SSlono, Hbilaoelpbio, ihlimmc
Grfabrungen nit elmer Mn5obl bon
Uncle Son'S S%beeriaden ooery 9lrle.
lddets," pie mon lie bier ouf eng.
lid nennt. Die beioen YoIi5iitcn
lp,iroen bonn Gopt. Morlep am Wol,-
togWtorgen betoiqirt, Inn Sobn@e6b
nro Sorace Sam Die 5pei lebtegSod,e
I'M oitlidlen 0iitrift perbofteten Sc
lerteilre bonn &riegsidiff yGolnnn.
bio" oas 81 2eague Sslnno liegt
oortbill 81 bringen. Ils lie bort on
langten uno i'm 9egriffe iporen, lid,
on @oro beS vGolumbia" 51 bege.
ben. pfiffen ibnen anf einntol aus
alien &idtuneen Mdeel, GartoffeIn,
Stcine nno llnflatb mn oie &6pie,
Die bon etipa 200 Iatroien ltncle
5ont's gefporfen nurben. sic lie
ferten Die Geierteure i6neQ ob rno
hriidten iih balb miebcr aus Der
Ieinolifen Gone. Gin Gbnlider gm.
pfong miro onaeblib alien 0encn sil
Gbren pcranltoltet, melbe 0eiertellre
ouf Sdiffe 5uriifbringen, oenn Sic
Sbeeriaden ipmpatbiiircn ielbItper.
itanblif nit Den 9eiertcuren. Ger.
geant Dillon ipllrbe am Iinfen Sli5.
aelenf bon einem Stiid Giien getroi.
fen nnO Die @unbe ifmer5te i'm 10,
ooB er 3uerit ben &epolper siebe:
luollte, I'M iid 81 pertbeibigen, oodl
belonn er iid, oab es nidt anaencbn1
1T, NIT llncle Sam in elmer frembcn
Stobt in Gonilift 81 fonmen, uno
10 lieB or bos S1iebeiien lteden. Sui
jcoen 6aa perben iidj Die beioen $50.
liailten ieoo6 oas nafIte Wol Dor
perartigen nSobs bebanfen.
unter 6merer In d) /.
oig.ung. Squire" @arlanb
belt geitern in Der oitliben ToliSei.
%itation Den Soiepb Sobnion bon GER.
202, Moro . @~reeneltraBe, fir Elm
ipeiteres 9crbor feit. Gr lit ange-
ihulbigt, bon Sacob amrbein, Ger.
9l2, @aiionitrabe, inter ialiter
@oripicgeIuneen 8elo crlaust az ba.
ben.
SGItm mer Stnr5. Del
Dad)beder Sobn Mennel, % Sabr,
aIt iln6 in Scr. 1918, OF : Jeoerol
Strabe, ipobnbait, itiit3te eeitery
Worgen bonn 9ade bes sSauies SIR
t640. Sit 2ombaroitrabe, in Der
Sofraum binab uno trua erbeblid)t
8erlesungen am Hiidgrat oapon
10 oaB er In feline @obmins geidafi,
merben miibte. Ter Stlrs purot
oaoard) pcruriadt, oab Elm Sell, al
lpeIhem er iih bel Der Nrbeit felt.
belt, brad.
Bon Gee uno Safen.-Ger
Tampfcr nSrnnffnrt" pom Horbh.
2lopb fubr am Wontag bon bier
nah @aIpeiton lueiter. ausnabms.
fpeiie miro bieie Wohe fein0 ampscg
hes Worob. 2Iopo bier eintreffen.
Ger ~iiebenmaitiee Sbooner
.9bomas @. 2aipion1 befinbet iid,
i~interueas mad Baltimore, INN bier
1914 1onnen 3obIen fir Bolton su
Iaoen. CT iuiro belite bier eriuartei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
8eridtc ans benz Snncrn Mars.
lambs nn6 ben an%grcn5cnocn
Staatcn.
g Gones @erm d htnik.

SOoneS SerI III q d) tntB.
. Sn 5roitbure bat 5ror 2olro Y
Barter, Die Wittipe oeS I~potbcfer2
q. j. Barter, ibren gon5en No0Ioi
Srr. @m. s. Shea b%interloiicn, Der
oas @eiddft fir oie 5rou iiibrtc.
6rou Barter i~tiir3te Dor cinigen 9a-
gen foot in ibrem 8eid0ite nicoer.
3pei entfernte Geriponote ipuroeil
in Dem Seitamcnte nid)t bebod1t.
.SelIo Girls" itrifen.
Sn Clifton Gecil = Gountp, perlie.
ben Die bier W0od)en, peldc IN Der
bortigen Selepbon . Gcntrole or,ae-
felt warcn, lire Yldte, peil iie iid)
meigcrten, bes gbcnos umionlt 81
nrbeitelt.
SubcrfuIofis unter 81 II 3.
pieb.
Sm nWontroie =. Soipitol" bel
Sreberid muBten alf 9eiebl Der
Staats : 8eterinGr . 9eb6roc icd,s
ipertbpolle aiibe geidIabtet meroen,
Do oieielbeu idmmtlid Ole Suberfu.
lois botten. Nud) inter Dem 8ieb
Ginger Sarmer Der Nohbaridlait
falio man cine Iu5abl franfer aiibe.
Wu II t5 ipalmalbl in 2onreI
9ei Der @uni5ipalfpobl in 2alrel.
Erince Georges Gountp, muroe
Mapor @nitap 9. Simonus, @ep.,
fpieocrermablt. 3as Gotum fir ie.
Den Gonoiboten mar mie folgt: Sir
Mapor-Sames g. GurIep 45, gbn.
Ebelps al, @ultapps .. 3imanls
155; fir Hatbsmitglieber-at Sarge
@iIbert q. SosIip 1870, Sames ".
Srapers 102; 1. @arb Sobn %. 81.
9rien 212; 2. Warb SboS. M. 9olo.
min 1870, s. $. @. Tbies 1876; 3.
@aro Somes u. 9roiun 204.
Selb It pertbeibieun9
Der 10 Sabre alte Sorace Sing,
Elm Meger, peld)er in Hoduillc,
Monteomerp : Gountp. I'M @ef1n9.
nib iibt, meiI er Den Heaer Glorf
gturpbp 81 Sligo eridoiien bal.
Iogt, Dob er bon bem'9eiiber oes
Saoens, no CT oueeItelt por, aufge.
foroert milroe, Den ~betrunfen bon
Wolbington gefommenen Heaer
Wturpbp binolis5uipcrien. Wurpbp
babe lid bonn gegen i'm gerponot,
uno er lei g%cSiuungen gelpeien, boz,
ieinem Hepolper 8ebraud) 3u ma.
den.
: MngebIide StehboIbc
eitgebaIten. - Sn 8erbin'
bung nit Der 8ermunbung oes IS.
iGbrigen Gmmet Mcslliltcr bon Nr.
514, @eit.9 arre.S trobe, Der am
Montag Ibenb III Der HGbe bon
Yarf.gpenue iinb Mulberrp.S trobs
einen Meiieritid in Die Iinfe 9ruit-
ieite oireft iiber Dem Ser5en erbielt.
iino flint Meeerfnaben perbaftet
iuoroen. namIih @alter 8roipn, Soc
Monica, 5ronf Wtad. Sobn Mobin.
iun tuo Charles Bud. Wonieo, Der
allein aus bent Quintett iiber 1G
Sabre olt lit, lpuroe ipegen tbatli'
den Mneriffs bonn Yoliseiridte.
5edtig gu $25 strafe oerurtbeilt.
Die .anberen milrben benz Sligenb.
ridter Seuisler poraefiibrt, Der ip.
ben Der anaben fpegen u~noroentli-
den 9etra9ens nm 81 itrafte, unb
Walter @roipn, Sranf Mod nnb :.
6. Hobinion fir ein 8erbor mn &c.
apriI feitbieIt, oa iie bon Der Stedc-
rel mebr piiien iolen, oils iie 5uee.
ben. Ter 3uitaub oes 8ermrnoetell
siebt nod MnlaB su erniten gefiirf),
tnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Mittuuf, Den 20. Mpril 1904.
lIntcrhaItnnas . Mcaluciicr.

rSpaioahitrafcn' sbcatcr." Sieie gScbe
r2be Smart Set.
u6baic's." Sicfe @o6e rgburIeb's stint".
uMnrbIanb." - Siefe sSobe: bic .HobaI
Stlipntnns",
%Iiibr1ieil Soitonians, in toIsenoem Gperettei.
RrpgrafITn:
Mipntag nnb Sicnitna sbenb, ioipic Miitpuh
Miniltee u3be Serenaoe".
Wiitiipo6 nm 5onHeriiae @benb, iofpie Gam,
ffaa Mtntillee oHobiIt 5000.
0rettda rlo Saitiiue slbeno Abe Queen of
YaIlbier".
@riangpcrein harmonic. - Miittpod, ben
20. Ipril, 5iuettee grpbes CONCERT uno IialI In
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WalebaI I'M Orioles Bart" Seiite gtad'
fftttaa baltimore" geQen 4, Sort WteSeuru".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Grit SmnabIut.

Nahfolger BON George 9. 3eun,
i'm r@bite &pnie,"
YET. 36. Sft.Grokitr, Dem Morft &C.
aerliiber. Sod)grnnigcs Wicr i'm
3opf. Geinfte Weine NIB 2iqucure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
3wiidenoeds +. sdiifsfarten S34,

'UHue"utu SnIIISrdrtfn pol.
Ton grenien nod Baltimore. gini-
aere 8arten gu $24.50, aber MIR fir
Yaliaeiere, Die iest in llnsarn uno
3rootien pobnen. 1beo. S. Diener
y 80, 3immer Nr. 3. id Sit-2er-
iitgton-, ttabe Galpertitrabe. (100-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

Sur Warnnng iir &ar.
rem iibrer.-9ie Meser @iaiam
Steipart nno Sobn %. @ale, Slit.
ider BON 9arren i'm 9ranooiitrifte.
iprroen 9eitern nerbaftet, neil ell
Sbeil ibrer 2abung, Sfutt nno
Staub, auf Die Strabe fieI. 8oIiset.
rttter 6eftig entlieB iie nit elmer
Strafprebigt uno Dem eliten 3atb,
IN .3rlfunft ooriibtiger auiein.
GbrenboII entIai{en. =
Glarf g.. Spouloing. weId)er am
Wontag lpegen nngebliben ainoer'
railbes, ipie int geitrigensG orreipon-
oenten" berihtet, Der bier Sabre OIL
ten ellie 5nmler, Nr. 214, Morn-
Sisb.S trabe. berbaftet tpuroe, lit
geitern bon Der ACKNOWLEDGING entla-
ltet nno in 6reibeit geiett moroea.
Gr.Mapor MlcGns 6ooper uno cine
groBere Mn5abl prominelter &C.
idafts!eute legten 3eitgnib iiber lei.
men unantaitbaren Gbarafer ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

Tragt die Die Sote, DsI h Inner Gekautt HABIT
: ss,if. IMZ&
Sdifisfartcm bon Baltimore nadj
Bremen.

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on5utreten gebenft, %benadrid)tige st.
to &amberger, Scr. POP, 81. -@reene.
Strabe, Mgent bes .Horooelttihen
2lopo," tpeiher ipeitere Nliisflinft er.
tbeiIt. @prit1, 2gRte)
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Cine 8ciie mad 9emtidlanS.

INN bic @eIt ooer nod ireenb einem
Sbeile Der Welt arrangirt. @eiie.
@iqete fiber aIle 8abn. un6 Dam.
pfer.2inien. Ebeo. s. Diener&
s o.. Nr. I'D. Sit.2eringtonItrabe.
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Or. 6. 81. Mltpater bon Upper
Sails im.11. 0iItrift bon Baltimore.
County lieet lhmer franf Oornieoer.
@r lit 60 Sabre alt.
|. Die Shulebrer oes Gountps CT.
balten beutc ibr Salar.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-29
AVERAGE OF 20 BUSHELS
KANDIYOHI'S STAND OF WHEAT
is HEAVY-OAT AND BARLEY
HARVEST IN SOUTH DAKOTA. =
Speoial to The Journal.

opeOldl 20 1ne Journal
Willmar, Mimi, July 29.-The pros
pechts are that Kandiyohi county will
harvest the best crop for years. A
careful estimate places the average
yield of wheat at about twenty BUSH
els. Harvesting will begin in. some
parts next week. The stand is heavy
and the heads large and, we'll de-
veloped.
There are two dangers that threaten
the crop. On account of the wetness
Of the early part of the season the
stalks, are, weak, and heavy winds or
rains may lodge the grain. Scorching
winds may arrest the development of
the kernels, as the crop, like all
others, is about ten days later than
usual.
Oats and barley are turning out
we'll. About forty bushels to the acre
will be the average in oats.
Flax Will average about thirteen
bushels to the acre. On low lands the
crop was somewhat blighted.
Corn on the whole will be poorer
than last year and is backward, owing
to the cold land wet weather during
the spring. An early frost would catch
most of the crop in a soft condition.
Potatoes are doing well and promise
q. big yield. The yield of hay is un-
usually heavy, especially in the up
lands. The acreage of wheat is slight
ly less than last year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-29
PARKER VISITED
BY MCCLELLAN
New York's Mayor Makes Trip
in His Yacht Camera Men
Successful.

Esopus, N. Y, July 29.-Mayor Nc
Clellan's yachting trip to Esopus was
the main topic of interest here today.
Judge Parker is said to have received
from the newspaper men his first
knowledge of the contemplated visit
He knew that the mayor expected to
visit him on the Sapphire, but was not
looking for him before next week.
The mayor had been invited to ac-
company the Tammany delegation to
Rosemount on Wednesday, but a sua-
den press Of municipal business pre-
vented. The Sapphire was not ex-
pected until late in the afternoon.
The camera invasion in its new form
of moving picture machines scored a
victory today after three days Of I'M
successful maneuvering. Three ma
chimes, placed like a battery Of noun
tain howitzers at the crown Of the hill
just outside of the Rosemount gate,
ambushed Judge Parker as he left his
grounds for his daily horseback ride
and secured some characteristic pic
lures.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-29
WANT GOPHER PRISONER
NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL AT STILL
WATER WILL BE TAKEN TO
FRISCO FOB BRUTAL MURDER.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
6San francisco, July 29.-"Kid"
Goucher, one Of the gang of thugs who
murdered Policeman Eugene G. Rob
inson, has been located.
Under the name Of Roy Williams
this desperate criminal is serving time
In the Minnesota state penitentiary at
saltwater.
Since he will not finish serving his
time until March 10, 1905, the police
will have plenty Of time to prepare to
meet Goucher at the prison door and
escort him back to the scene Of his
crime. There is no doubt in the mind
of Chief Whitman but that Williams
and Goucher are one, and his belief
Is shared by Henry Wolfer,4 the war
den of the Minnesota penitentiary.
Chief Whitman today received a let
ter and photograph from Warden
Wolfer. A comparison Of photographs
ana Bertillon measurements tailed re-
markedly we'll, and the chief will have
papers ready and an officer at the
door to meet Goucher when he leaves
!. the Minnesota prison.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-29
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