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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
5[ttrere Gbenter.
,6oro'S Sperubau$."

She Sambo @irI" miro oicieg9o.
DIE nit Sri. Eon9uoO ais En5obcrin
Der Gitelroue IN n6orO'a 0pcrn.
bolts" oufgefiibrt. 6rl, (mlqlm
bot nit Dem @eiuuQ9uortroQ OeS
.Sam6o Girl" ullf ser &~ouocoillc.
9iibne 10 gIGn5en0c Grio(Qc cr3icll,
SAB @orrp .. Smitb mO @uItop
Rerter lid oeranloBt iobW cine mn.
iitaIiidc Gom6oie nm Noa Qico NJ
biIoen uno oie 8eiudCr BON ,Eoro'3
S~pernballS" meroen mm@Hcocnbc:t
boben, oieie @o6e ibr llrtbeil ilbcr
ooS ncue 8iibnenitijd ob}u0eben.
@ic ms bon 5l;perl0iii0cn &ritifert
mitgetbeilt miro, lit olbc Sambo
Girl" elm Meiiteritijd, umo ca cnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

0om &tppur.- Der Serlobs
uilngStog, Oom aippur, Der bofItc
iGbrlide 6eiertog Der Ssraeliten, be
ainnt beute, Sonntog, Gbeno urto
miro IN alien Sempeln uno SDno9or
gen inter einorlldspollen, ourh be-
ionoerc W}riitoltffiibrungcn oerIfon,
te 5eierli6feiten %begongen Deroer1.
9ta6 Ser 8ibel lit Gaid.bosS 6onob
ser Gag oes 8eridtS uno Der @ebete
nm 8nooe uno Iei6te Strofen; Die
Siinoer neroen am Yom &ippur be
trait mo erfobren i'm llrtbeil am
S6onie Hebbu. Sim 2)om &ipprr,
Der bon Den ortbooorer, ipie fretIinni-
gen SSraeliten glcifermoBcn 9efei.
crt miro, 9eben tic mad Sonneniln-
tergong in Die Spnogogc uno bleiben
BORT i'm @ebet, o9ne Speiic II. Grant
fiir poIIe pierrlno5luon5ig StunOen.
Scr S6uG6eu d. - No6 Oen
9eriften Der 8ruppen : Hrin5ip0le
muroen Die oifentli6en @lementor.
iduIen in ser eriten 8ode oieIc@
S6uliobreS bon 1888 &inoern be-
iu6t.
Ger o9roumei It er Ser,
Elm BON Baltimore" miro BET
ser am 10. September beginncnoen
9raumetIter.G Convention inst. 2ouiS
Ourh cine itarfe Delegation pertreten
iein. 3ieielbe perlieB Baltimore &c.
tern Wittoe olf einem 3uge Der
oEenniplponier 9obn," ino 5ruar
befonoen iid unter n9beilnebmern
Sr. &uO. gobnitengel, Sr. 2ouiSSo,
dunn, Sr. SenrD anedt, &r. SoGn
&nedt, Sr. Ssfar Naumeiiter llno
5roli, Sr. Senrp Hom6ilo uno 5rall,
Sr. Carl @anfe uno Sr. 8. @ol5.
Sir Die Contention lit oos folgenoe
Yrogromm ~oufgeiteqt moroen:
Sonntag, ben Is. Sept. gm-
pfang Der 9~eIegoten mo Ibenos
Gon5ert I'M SouptQltartier, ,2ieocr.
fron5 . Sole," 10. StroBe unoG6or.
teau = Npenue.
Wontoa ben 10. September -
9 llbr 8orm., piinftli6L Gintraaunu
Der 0elcgoten; Rt1 llbr 8orm.,
piinftlid, Sisun9 oes 8erlpoltungS.
ratbes 3 ubr No6m., @roffnung Der
Contention; abenbs, 6eit.Gommers
i'm Sauptqllartier.
Gienitag, 20. Sept. - 8orm. 8unft
8 ltbr, 6%ortiesune uno S6luB Der
Contention; Ho6mittogs bon 2 bis
. ubr, 9anfett in Den nSproler al.
pen"
Dfitttpo6, 81. Sept. - 8 ubr8or-
mlttags, S6luBiisung oes 8errpol-
tungsrotbes.
9ienitag, ben 20. Sept, lit bon
Der Weltousiteaungs f. 9eboroe oils
grouneiiter Gag be3ei6net moroen.
Grad oas SonbgeIenf.-
Ter eiienarbeiter Sobn Tbuit itiir5tq
geltern bei'm gau oes Sauies ger.
125, Dit galtimoreitraBe, pom er.
lten Stodlperf III ben Seller binaf
uno brad Dos Sanoselenf. ST rprr.
De i'm aStaot 5oipital" perbunben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

Srou Gpo Gunquap in Che Sumbo
@irI" in ,Soro's Npcrubau3.
balt cine Heibe bon oniprcdenoen
Wclooien, melde bolb redt popular
fem oiirften. Die S5eneric mo&o.
itiime biloen einen lpi6tigen 6attor
bel Ser N%uffiibrung. NomentliG
ioucn Sri. Tangnop'S GoItiime, mel
dc ollie brett aus 8oriS impbrtirt
ullroen bon iol6er Hrnd)t icin, ooB
Iie onein iid aIs Gn5iebunQ$frort
fir 0omen crlpeiien 0iirften. G8
finoen on1 Mittpod) uuo SomitoJ
Nodnittog = 8oritellun9en itntt.
yW milf Nfa0emie."
Sn Scr .WhlIif- Nffooemie" beginrt
morgen Die brittle @o6c Der Soiion
uno oNiron & 3immermon'8 Operrs
60" miro ole o9eue Of 0ort"
qeben, pel6cS Stiid olf beiOen Sci.
ten bes otlontiifeu Oceans erfolg.
reid 9e9eben noroeh lit. &r. Sonle5
Wtc@lbcrn, cine Der mtCren &rGfte Der
guten @eieQidoft, miro in nScoboo
8ronion" auftreten. 9(uBerocm trcten
in Dem bilmoroollen Stiife &ermonit
SiriHberg gliic SoniS, Mop Gmorp,
2llice glorf, Coma GeminQ, 2arrn
0edgS, Sop Gopi5, uYbil" 9ronioM
goluaro WetcoIf, Grafton 9ofer.
Charles ~. Gbiuips @iaiom O'9teiQ
mo SomeS 6eenep ouf.
0as 6olgenoc lit cine elite ser
9(ttrottionen Der oWtltlit. Afaoemie"
oieien 8inter; Sr. Hidoro WfonS.
fielo; Sr. Soiepb Sefferion; Sri,
Wtouoe NoomS; SRI. 8ioIo NQen
in 81 @inter'S 3ole"; Srou Botrid
Campbell in nS6c SorccreB"; Sri.
Gtbel Barrymore; Sr. &. $. Sotbcrn
unb SRI, Sulio Marlowe; Sr. @m.
Gillette in yGbe NOniroble Gridton";
Sr. Sobn 0rem in yGbe Gufe Of Sill.
Iicronfle"; Sr. @iQiom s. Crane in
r9liineB is 9uiincB"; Sr ,8rigbt
2orrimer in nGbe Sbepbero Sing;
SRI. 8irginia Sorne0; 6rI. Coma
@top in nT6e Sdool Girl; Sri.
2illu @Iaier in 81 Noocop BrinceB";
SRI. Sri5G Sdeff in nGbe Smo &os
ies"; Sri. Grace &on Stu0Oiforo IN
o3eo Scatter; &ogerS brothers in
nHogers brothers in @oris"; Sr.
Sranf 3onielS; Sr. 6runciS 8ilion;
alom & Grlonacr'3 yWotber 8ooie";
George @. 2eoerer in nTbe Soirtber,
nerS"; Sri. MIoD 5rwin in vWfiB
glod is Bad.
n@t arpIun6 Tbcoter."
SIN ,WorpionO Gbeoter" miro
oieie ISOLDE Die re9ulare aeitb-Sal.
oepiQe . Soiion cr0finet. Iieielbe
3i6tibnur, oieicI6en DStorS" mo
@ttroftionen, lpeldc III &eitb'S Sbeo'
tern in Bolton, 9}cU Dorf uno Obi.
laoelpbio orgctroifcn meroetL iino
audi fir oo3 .02arDlonb Sbeater"
aeiid1ert morOen. Cine beionoers &c.
mlbreide 3bcotcrUot)c Itebt Den De.
iudern oeS ,W}orDIanb ~ beoters"
oieIe ISOLDE in NnSii6t. IS iino
unter ben Nttroftioncn 5lt nennen:
Senrp GirorL ser talentooae iungc
Sf~ouipielcr, mcIfer 9upio Garrid
bartlett, Qanqcr Miogelp uno Ger.
tie Carlisle, Gicc uno Bropoit, SRI.
aotborine glooo8ooo, geoini II. ar.
thur, 1ii6cr mo Carroll, Sobn uno
gertbo Glccion, Erof. 8reo. Sonli.
bon un0 Qopc Romlin.
nNu0itorium.
I'm oieiem relten Witientemper
miro bieic ISOLDE Die militdriide f..
miIde Cpcr o@ben Sobnnp comes
| mord,ina Some" aufgefiibrt. IS
linn ,ur Qufiiibrung oieies Stiides
GO Ncrionen erforoerlid, unb spor
iteber an Der Spite Der Geieaidaft
cine gn3a6l talentirte Sanaer. Ger
G6or lit r'O6l ois8ipIinirt nno Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

unfGlle. - Gn Der 6ort-Aoenue
uno 7urit.gQep bronnte 9eiternH adj
nlittug Die 3iinoidnlr eines StroBen.
babnpageons aus uno ieBte ousSol5.
tuert in 9ronb. Ser Wotorfiibrer
@omoro @aen erlitt bel oen 2oi6or,
beiten 9ronopunoen I'M @eiif)t unO
on ben SGnoen.
9einabe an Der n1mliden SteQe
an Der 6ort-apenlc fiel @iuialn
Wc5oro bon gfr. 1926, 9elt.aoenue
bon einem Strabenbabn.8 aggon. Gr
trug 8%e.letrngen am aopf uno an
Der red Ell SGulter oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
NW IIIEVTF OWINV JUL ITTVIEI
aronfbeiten aenlel0et luuroen:

4uT DER BE 20
S6lag geriibrt. Der a;
Sabre olte Conrad 8ebIter bon Hr
1915, GorrouitroBc, erIitt geItcrl
Ofor9en, ais cr iid oltf Dem @egI
sur Grbeit befon0, an Der @de boz
ct. Heters mo @arreitroBe elmer
Sdlo9onfoII. Gr puroe bon Der
Goli5iiten @eber un6 Sable mad
ieiner 8obnung gebrodt.
Sud- mad elmer Grtrun.
fenen.-0ie 9epobner bon Smeet.
Itr, Snltimore.Gountp it6en eifrig
no6 Dem 2ei6nom oeS Sri. SranceS
Brice, Die atgeblid) am IeBten Dtiha
nod bel Dem Stltrme in ben Mor.
ibol'Hun ~itiir5te. Won gloltbt, Dab
6rl. Nrice IN ben 9ittle 8unpom0cr
getrieben mltroe. Der 2ei6nom ibrer
V@uttcr milrOe nlfgefunocn. 9eioe
lurroen befanntli6 in Solge oes llm-
Itiir5enS hires 8ltg9teS, oils iie Der.
Iuhten, ben Moriboll.3 Stun 5lt frelt,
sen, ms @oiier gei6leuoert irnn er'
tranten. llnter oenen, ipel6e iett
nod Dem 2eidnom Scr iungen 9ontl
lt6en, befinoet ii6 aud Yoitor So8
%. Campbell, 0eiien Stride ole ST
trllnfenen bel 2eb5eiten beiu6ten. -
8enn Die 2eide bis morgen nidt &c
funoen miro, 10 lpia man oen Gun
potpoer oboammen uno oltf 0ici
@eiie Die Guide fortiesen.
So6betagte Srou er
frontt. - Srou Marp anna Snp
Der, 90 Sabre alt, ole ein5ige llebCr
lebenoe Der Linton HeIief 9liiocio
tion," oeren Witglieoer bei'm Bin
gerfriege Die 8ermunoeten IN &c
Staot ols Observation-Disclosures b
bonoelten, liegt id)tper fronf in lire
8obnung, Hr.1900, Soirmountg lue.
borrieoer. Stint S6bnc uno 5luc
Iboptioiobne Ser Srou nobmen al
Seiten Der Union am giirgerfrieg
Ibeil.
10 iiifen sic Mobrbeit q
gen. - Der @iicr, nit Deldcm piel(
Boli3iIten bel @crihtsfGaen Nllsio'
gen bon Soreniagcn MADDEN, bat
benielben eincn Idarfcn Neripet3
Seitens 0eS GrilntnoIriftcrs PbelpS
e~tnae6rad,t, ul0 Ole Eolijetbcboroe
bat iebt an oQcFoIi5iitcn einen ltren'
gen Yeiebl crlaiicnL 0aB lie Dor Bolt
5ei. unO GrimiuoIridtcrn nrtr ausia.
aen oiirien fUoS iic tbatidhlif &C.
iebcn baden o0cr moOon lie tbati1d)'
lid iiber5cugt iino.
Ger 5%lanncrD 6ull.-0ie
Qoli3ci . 8e60roe miro morgen oa8
9utlm fcItieten, an pelfem Der
Ilanlerp . Sal CUR 8erbonolung
folntlleH loll.
Gin Eoli5iit berlett. -
Gem Foli5iiten 0orlep Is. Dunn
bonn mittleren Giitrift fiel geitern
Wtorgen bel DEM Souie Nr. 105, @eit,
6npetteitraBe, peldes obgerilien
miro, aus elmer Sobe bon Is SUB Elm
3iegelitein oui ben aopt pel6er
ieinen SUIT ruinirte ino ibm eilte
aopfpunoe 3ufiigte. Die I'M nStaot.
Soipital" oerbunoen nuroe.
9oieballipieI Ser YoIi.
sci. - Waridoa 5arnon miro Die
Eoli5ci : 8eborbe moreen eriu6en,
Die grloubniB 81 ertbeilen fir Elm
9aiebaaipiel 5tuii6en Dem 8aieball.
Club Der goltimorerBoli5e uno Dem
Der Bbilaoelpbier Eoli5ei om 26.
September i'm Sriole . Yarf an Der
Yorf /. Rooo. Der Gintritt ipirb %
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StSlClIll', NIlu UeUGuu SeulIy ZONSuU'
re alt.
Snipt5irten County &C.
ongntfie, - Sr. Geo. %. @rif.
tttb, Er0Ii0ent, umo 8aitor @m. s.
Stouocnmirc, General $ agent ser
y8etongencn 3 SiiIf8 : 8eieai6aft,"
limo bon elmer Eour no6 Cabot. II.
Queen Nnne'5 County 5uriidgefebrt,
100 lie 0ie @~eiGngniiie uno glrmen.
h0lier itipi5irt bobcn. Wopor 81,
monllS 1T bon Srrb @riffitb einaeln.
0en uoroert, am nGfIfen Mittpob
nit ibm 0os SnouItriebeim fir See.
germGohen 3u DteIpoIe 3u beiidti'
gen. Sic 8erpoltltng 6ieier InItolt
lit iuie0erbolt on9egriffen iporoen,
5ilm leBten Wnle Dor mebreren 80.
den.
Snterefiante Grfinoung.
- Gum S6ube fir Nahobmung ir.
geno iuelder @etrGufe bat CHARLES
Siamom BON gtr. 100, Sit.6ort.
9loenite, 2ocuit.8 oint. seiue 6Ioibe CT.
fun0en, nelde na6 einmaliger See.
rltng niht nieoer gefiiat, foIglid ser
III oerIelben o%orbonoen getueiene Sri.
9inol-artiteI niht oerfdliht neroen
fam. Die 6laibe muB mad einmaIt.
gem 8e6roll6 iuieoer ungeldmol3en
tuerOen, 0o cine 5peimalige 6iiaung
olSgei6Iolen lit.
SelbI tmorOoer II d. - Der
45 Sabre olte Seurp &roft bon Nr.
2lt7, 6ronfGin.S troBe, periudte ge'
iteru in Dem 5~tpeiten Stodperf ieiner
@obnrng Selbitmoro 81 begeben, int
Dem er cine 0oiiS 2uu0omm ein'
nobm. Gr mlrroe nod bem n6ronflin.
SQuore.S oipitol" gebro6t uno o.
ielbit bolo permittelIt Der Wogeu'
pumpe auBer ~Sebensgefabr gebroft.
0eS 0iebItabIS befhut.
igt. - Soiepb Sreufomp bon gtr.
206, NorO.8 oIfeitrabe, iist III Der
noro0itIiden BoIi5eiitotion linter Der
IniduI6iqrmg, ans ser 8irtbidait
0ea 4. Gonrop, Gar. 1929, Sairmomt'
2lDc, geitern Morgen gegen 5ipei llbr
$t3.75 geituGlen 5u boben. ST &c.
itono Die 3bot ongebli6 elm uno
iogtc, er babe ooS 8elo alif Ser
Rcnnbobn pertpettet.
CUR Ii If gefebrt. - SRI. Wa.
mie SltberS, 9eliberin elmer bieiigen
3ui6nei0erinner- Sditle, uno 6eren
S6peIter NINA iino ouf Dem Noroo.
2IoDo.G ompfer v@roBer <rfiirit" in
Nem'Dorf nngelongt unO geitern IN
Der 9ebouiung ibrer Glteru, amSios
9roabruop, nobe ProttitraBe, IN io-
Ierner @eiie eHtpfal9eu moroerr. Gte
beioen 3amen bielten 1i6 geroume
3eit IN 9euti6lano nno 8raufreib
otf, un6 in Boris beIiftigten iie Die
beoeutenoiten @tobliiiements.
g q it or al 6 ouerer5.- Sn
Der /. oeutihen 9optiIten.&ir6e an
Ode bon WonumentitroBe uno Bot.
terion.F .ape. piiroe geitern Rad).
mittag Die Sabres.gonferen3 Der
oeuti6 . amerifoniiden 9optiltens
Breoiger fortgeieet. 8ormittags bon
8 bis 10 ltbr nor @ebetitunoe, gelei.
tet BON Boitor e. Berger. Bon 10
bis II llbr: Yublitationsiohe; &c.
ridt oeS betreffenoen IuSiduiieS mo
geipredyung beielben; 8aiieniode;
8erift oeS Gpmite'S in ser 2oltispil.
Ier angelegenbeit; 9eridt oes Ser
treters i'm oIgemeinen @aiien-Gomi-
te; 8abl zines 8ertreterS; unerleoig'
tie 8eIddite. 9as 8rogromm fir
beute lit f~olgenbeS: 8ormittags $50:
2ebrpreoigt iiber 9uBe BON g. Blum.
Nodmittogs $50 llbr: Sonntagss
idule; Treoiet 0 s. Niebubr.
gbenOs 7.30 ltbr: Yreoigt BON 9. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

Or. 5. 9. Shnatfa lit bon Ell
ner langen &eiie our6 Geutiblnno,
5ranfreif uno Die Sdwei5, iofuie
englanb mad Baltimore snriidge-
febrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
SanitGts. 8eridt.

Nur IA StcrbcfdQe pro 1000 Der mei'
Ben StaOtbcp6Iferung - 26 ma.
rem I'M 9luSIan0e geboreu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gut.
Tod oem 9cridt oeS @eiunObcit@.
%Gommiii6rs ereigueten iit in Der Der,
floiienen ISOLDE 1853 SooeSfGue in
Baltimore, gcecn 159 in Der glet6s
IaufcnOen @o6e oe5 9oriobrc9, 1913
in 1902 uno ISL in 1901. Die Sterbs
IidfcitSrotc betrltg 15.4S pro 1000
Der @ciammtbcooIferung If fir oie
@eiBcn uno 1852 iiir oie Neger. Bon
Den 8eItorbenen maren 26 I'M 9(ltS-
lonOe geborcn, SO naren gteger. Sn
9aU'&telu itorben s, IN S%oipitGlern
IS mo IN an0cren Sn1tituten II Ser
Ioncn; "a Snqltcite mitroen gebalten.
Nl8 1eboren mltroen sc peiBe lno 10
9tegertIuoer ongcmeI0et.
Die bouptiGbli6Iten EooeSuria,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

BGfe! gdie!
sur 9aeiie in's Mnslanb beiorst 6.
Blaine, Wr. Ali, ct. Haal.s trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

9oiebaIl. - Die 9oItimorer
ipielten geitcrn nit oem Club bon
&oheitcr bier 3pei SpieIc; oo8 erite
9eiuonmen ole Orioles" mo oaS on.
berc muroe bon Den 9eiuAcrn aetuon.
men. auh Die 9uffolo'er ipieItet
5mci Spiele, aber lie geWonnen ollc
beioe. Die Score ser 5]lpeiten Spiclc
mar, iuie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
Staot Baltimore.
9lnfnnit OcS 0umpferS gSranffnrt."

@urOc um Mittpo6 pom Sturmc
getroffen. Cine ltiirmiide
8eiie. - 9ompf um's 2eben. -
Gin Sdiffs Captain INN $500
beitroit. - Geri6ieoeneS.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-03
M OF THE HOUR
sweetheayt Defined.

A certain family who have imported
a Finnish domestic have been labor1ng
to teach her the English language by
means Of a language and phrase book.
Considerable difficulty was encoun'
tered in the word "sweetheart,' but
Finnish Mary protested herself able
to grasp the meaning Of the word.
The other night Il male visitor called
on Miss Alice, and after Mary had an
nounced him and the young lady had
gone downstairs she still fingered in
her mistress room.
"Well, Mary" said that lady, what
l. it?'
MISUNDERSTANDING Miss Alices
Soul honey?" she asked.
The lady concealed her amusement,
but the family now revel in that new
and most expressive dednition.-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-03
NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
st. Paul Will Have One That Will
Cost 6 O COO.

st. Paul. May 2.-The Kittson resi-
archdiocese of st. Paul as the site for
q e. Catholic cathedral. The rur-
chase was completed by Archbishop
Ireland, who returned from a thee
weeks trip in tho East. The price
paid is understood to be $4,000.
Archbishop Ireland believes that the
time has come to build a cathedral in
st. Paul, and although no deirite
plans have been afopted, 1t is unde--
stood that plans will be matured s~
rapidly as possible so that work car
be begun this year. It is rumored
that the new building will cost about
$4,000. 900, ard that several years will
be required for it's completion.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-03
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago. April 30.-Cattle-Good to
prime steers, s5.00@5.6o; poor to me-
dunn, s3.so@4.s5; Jtockers and feed
ers. $1,000 $50: COWS. s1.5o@4.35:;
heifers, S2.21N4.75: calves, $500
SIS. Hcgs-Alixed and butchers, s4.l5
@4.90; good to choice heavy. s4.so@
4.9o; rough heavy, S4.7V@4.So; light.
s4,5564.T5. Sheep--Good to choice
wethars, s4.~5@5.65; Western sheep,
clipped, S5.00@5.65; native lambs,
s4,2515.90. Western lambs, clipped,
s4.15M6.oo; Western, wooded, S6.O0G
200.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-03
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, April 30.-Wheat-May,
$3.50: July, s5kc; old, S6Bc; Sept,
So1bc: ole, STAG. Corn--April, 46kc;
NAV. 461sa: July. 1874 G4SAc; Sept,
49Ac: Dec, 4ic. Oats-April, Ale;
May, 4O34c: July. 39ssc; Sept, 31Ac.
pork--Nay, sll.e2h; July, $11.97k;
Sept, sl2.20. FlaS-Cash. Northwest
ern. $l.0s1A; Southwestern, Sl.o1;
MAY, s1.o1: July, S1.04. Butter
Creameries, 14@2ac; diaries, 15@21c.
Egge-16@16Ac. Poultry - Turkeys,
12c; chickens, 11i2c.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-03
TELEGRAPHiC BREVlTiES.

President IcuAet OF France is back
in Paris from his visit to Italy.
The second annual convention Of
the United States Christian party be-
ban Sunday in Music hall at st. | cuts.
Captain w. Van Kiri, a prominent
citizen, aged siEty-one, lied suddenly
of pneumonia at GAINESVILLE Wis, Sun
day.
The entire plant Of the Wolfe Manu-
featuring company at Chicago was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday night. Loss,
$4,000.
Delos S. Mills. aged eighty-siX rceFs,
said to be the Oldest travelling man in
the United States, died at Racine,
Wis, Sunday.
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ven

Little Eddie and his father had been
%transacting certain disagreeable bust
ness in the nursery. When the young
man emerged there We're tear stains on
his cheeks and a lingering look Of re-
sentiment in his eyes. His Aunt Ella
in the tenderness of her heart thought
to divert his mind from his troubles,
SO she asked him:
"What are you going to be when you
grow up?'
An expression of set determination
came to his face, and he jerked his
head m%enacingly as he answered:
"I'm going to be a father.
iyn Eagle.
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A Place For 1t.

II have hopes" said Saphead, "of
getting a Job In Mr.. Merchants office,
don't v know"
81 wouldn't be surprised if he did
dnd room for you," remarked Pepprey,
she's very systematic"
"Aw-beg pardon-why'-
swell, he believes in providing a
place for everything and everything in
ab ace.'"-Philadelphia Press.
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, April 9O.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s4.50M5.oo; common to
fair, S3.5o@4.25; good to choice cows
and heifers, S325@4.25; veals, s2,50@
4.25. Hogs-$4.4o@4.75. sheep-Good
to choice yearling wethers, S4.750
5.15: good to choice lambs. $5.10@5.65.
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Wife Given Light Sentence.

Chicago, May 2.-Edward Travis,
formerly of New York, and his Vile,
Elizabeth, convicted on their pleas of
shoplifting, have been sentenced by
Judge Kerstcr.. Travis will serve four
months IN jail n Mrs. Travis Was
sent to Jail for 4 hour.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, April 30.-Wheat-In store
and to arrive-No. ] hard, 921@c; No.
l Northern, Sic; No. 2 Northern,
SShc; May, Gle; July, s1Ac; Sept,
S1Ac. Flax-In store, to arrive and
May, s1.o7h; July, 500; Sept. and
Oct 11O1h.
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BASEBALL SCORES.

BASEBALL SCORES.
National League.
At Chicago, /; Pit+s5urg, 3.
At st. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, 3.
American League.
At st. Louis, 0; Chicago, is.
American Association.
At Louisville, 2; Minneapolis, 0.
At Columbus, 8; Milwaukee, 5.
At Toledo, 0; Kansas City, l.
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..rhe Brain of the Japanese Army"

tsThe Brain of the Japnnese Army"
The controlling power of the mika-
dos forces, 1.-The brain of the Japanese
army" as a writer in Harper's Weekly
calls it, is the general staff at Tokyo.
made up of men who have given years
to the study of German military sci
ence in the school Of Won Moltke and
who have the old feudal gift Of com-
manding men in large. masses There
is a staff college, where the brightest
officers study the advanced branches
of strategy and tactics. There are also
a military academy, a cadet school and
schools of artillery and engineering. No
element is spared which makes for sue
cess.
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In Doubt.

EYES," said the king Of the cannibal
islands in the dime museum; you have
had a wonderful attraction for me
from the first moment I saw you. Will
you be miner"
But the fat lady naturally was in
doubt.
"D-do you want me for a wife OF a
dinner?" she asked.-Chicago Post.
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Too Good to BE True.

Genevieve-surely you won't deny
that MI. Cleverly is a most reputable
man?
Aunt Jane-On the contrary, l am in
elined to think him hardly respectable.
A man who is always making good res
Dlutions is not to be trusted, you know.
Boston Transcript.
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"What is the first thing to DO In
learning to run an automcbile"
1.-THE first thing is to get your life In
sured, and the second Is to have an
obese bank roll for repairs"
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, April So Wheat
May, 92A @92%c: July, 921ac; Sept,
S1hc. On track-No. l hard. 96Nc;
No. / Northern, 95Hc; No. 2 North
ern, 93Ac.
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The Whole Story

Old Gentleman-See here, %youngster!
Do you know what happens when lit
tie boys stay away from school?
Little Boy-Sure! A good time an
den a Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
66 BlBLIorEcA DEL Bo1gr7N MERcAarrr

taba gravedad la austerdad que pecu!iares un
magistrate,
Julia Sc habfa casado sin amor, casi sin conocer
al que ba mardo porque la boda fue convenida
arreglada por las famias de ambos ovenes casi sin
estos.
Union pursmente de convenience, basada que
las fortunas las poseones sociaes respectvas
81 iguales Enrique Rochegune pasaba por un partido
muy brlante
Esta hp6tesis estaba cmentada sobre Tin hermano
de mas edad que hacf4 ahos habfa lido Am6-
rca de quien deca que colosalmene rco aunque
no citaba la c fra que aIcanzaba su fortuna.
Este hermano no habfa casado no tenfa hi
hijos por 10 cuaI Enrique debfa nico heredero.
Como We suposiciones todavfa haiaban
muy Iontan pero exstia aIgo muy risneho que
doaba los destellos auriferos de los ones que ben
pudieran agnarios
No habfa sid esta perspective, ST debemes hacerlo
constar 10 que hubo decidido Julia ca
sarse con fusuro jue1 sustituto.
I'm dfa, sus padres, muertos an5os con nuy POGO
intervao algunos meses despu6s de 50 bOda, e ha-
bfan dcho
~ aenes yeinte ans Julia, es bora de psasar
en- casare
-Ezos muy bien vuesr0 Iade.