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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

5ronfreib per 8ampier ga 3ouro;>
i,e," bia SABRE (Yoitia6en fir an.
bere Tbeile @liropa's miiiien per ia
Sonraine" abreiiirt iein); nad Gn.
ropa per 0anpier nDeutibIano,~
pia EIpmoutb, Gberbourg uno Gam.
burg.
Sreitag - Z llbr slbnog, nod Gu.
ropn per 0ampfer ,2iicania," pia
Queenstown; 10 llbr Iber,bs nod
europa per 9ampfer .8aoerlano,"
pia Soutbompton.
g 0 It II b Q ii B. unoGentraL
Imerifa, @eitinoten
Ii. |. 10.
Mittmod - | llbr Hohm., nod)
oen 9abonlaS per 0ampfer bon Wia-
mi, Sla.; 10 llbr Ibenbs, nad Gll'
ba per 0ampfer n~@iperan5a;" mad
Wapo9lie5 per Sampfer .Batbiin-
Der" Woltiod)eu nab anocren Sbei-
len bon Eorto Mico miiiien per Botbs
finder" obreiiirt iein); mad Curtis.
Sslano ulo Gan Domingo per Sum-
PR bon Netp.9orf.
9onreritaa - 10 ltbr Mbenos,
nad) Snagllo unb Soptt per 0ampfer
vIlene;;" mad, Den So Ylata.2dnoern
per 9on1pfer rGropic."
Sreitag - I llbr Nadm., nabS5a.
moica per Oampier bon 9olton; 10
llbr MbenoS, no6 Curacao uno Sc.
n%e6itela per 0ampfer n3ulio;" nod
Eorto &ico per 9ampier nGoomo,"
pia San Sllon; nod S%ortune- SSlano,
Sonlaica ino Gartogenn per Dam.
pier rSarnia;" nab Cuba per DAM
pier ~Merico; nad Wartinia,le nno
Intigua per Dompfer nYiemonte."
SamItog = 7 llbr @benbs. nod
Somaica per 0ampfer bon Ybilabel.
pbia.
Die GpIt nod ReufunoIonb, pin
HoroaS pouep, uub nab Wiouclon,
pia Bolton, ibIiebt bier tGglid nm I
llbr Natm.; nod Cuba, pia GAMBIA,
Sla., tGglid I'M 1 llbr Nabm. nod
Sonburas, Gotta Gica nnb @llatemos
la, bia Heip.S Orleans, tGgIid nm s
ltbr Mbenos.
Grams. 8acific 9 #.
Mittpod - Z llbr IbcnoS, noh
China unb Sapan pia Seattle; mir
mern ipc3ieu aoreiiirt.
0pnnerItog--7 llbr gbenbs, nod
China uro Sapan pia Tacoma, MIR
luenn ipc3iel obrciiirt.
Somitag - 7 llbr Ibenos, nod)
Tell-S eeloltb, I%uitrolien, Neii.Galcs
oonieL 6iii. Samoa unO Sapait bio
Son Sran5iSco, GoIii.
0ie Hoit nat Saipoii, Sapan,
Gbind uno ben 9bilippinen, pia Soi,
Sran5isco idliebt bier taglid) Big
silm fl. IpriI nm 7 llbr Ibenos.
Die Srans.E ociiic.Yolt miro tags
lid 5itm gbfobrtsbafcn bcforoert uno
Die Belt bes Sbluiies lit 70 orrons
girt, bab beren unrntcrbrodene lie.
MISUNDERSTANDING crmogIid)t lit.
3. 9auicS @arficlb,
Yoltmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

meln bon 8ltntmi anbetriiit, 10 lit
oieies einfod einGriab fir cine notb.
ipcnoige Steller 5rm llnterbalt Ger
Hegicrlng mo bat nIberbem ben
3iped, ole Gingeborenen on Sb6tig.
felt 81 aeipobnen. 9icie Srbeit be.
trogt %ilbrigens MIR As Stunben pro
Wonat, uno Iebnlid)eS lit auf in
Der brttlid)en 9eiisung bcs norooIt-
lidlcn GboOeiien einaefiihrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
CA
Trsgtd die ,Die Sots, Die lhr Inner Gakautt HABIT
: s 81 &MMzzM
ScirathS . Qiccu,cu.


SoIeenbe Seirotbs . 2tceu5en mur.
ben aeitcrn bonn GIcrf bes Common
1leos- @crid)tS ouSgeltclt:
Gbos. q. Garrid, "a, uro gmma2.
Garter, 90.
@nl. Sra5ier, %, nnb Clara u.
Sobuion, II; Ipplifant 2ouis Eip.
fins, Nr. 113, GlementitraBe.
@m. 6. Gong, 81, Nr. 2131, Yenn.
ipIponio 8 Mpenlle, uno Inna NC.
Smitb, 90.
Seroinano 8. BENG, 80, Yittsburs,
3d. unb Gertrude 6. callahan, 81.
appIifont 9. 9. Beng, Yittsburg.
Gbos. s. 9oniingcr, 81, unb Gm.
ma 9otboff, 20; Mpplifant @corgeG.
SibIine, Scr. 942, @eit : Mulberrp.
Strobe.
Samuel s. GouIburr, 81, 9or6e.
lter,G ountp, Wb., unb gffie Mop
Graig, 90; Ipplifant @obeNumbolb,
philadelphia.
Charles 8. @enper, 81, StrunoS.
burg, go, unb Warp Sammerslep,
"a.
Charles E. @iaiams, 90, uno Sea.
tie s. Gceb, 10, 9eibe ponHitmono,
ga.
Senrp s. gola 90, uno Glnina
s. Meaen 90.
Sobn 8. Yoluers, %, Ger. 7, gSeit.
6ranflinitrabe, uno GIiie G.Snitb,
20.
Serbcrt 3. Hilep 81, uno Gertrude
$. Faca, 10; Applifdnt @m. g.Wc.
Sntlre, Nr. 1926, Srcoerid-s lpc.
@in. q. 8. 9entlonb, 81 II. Ger.
truoe S. Sartsborr, 26; gpplitont
9. W. Seperion, Ger. 4O6, OIt . %.
Strabe.
6ranf $. GopingtolL 26, Scr. $50,
Noro : GorepitraBe. uno alice S.
burton, 10.
Goiimo 2iberto, %, Hr. 1881,
Moro 5remont B.. Ipenue, ulb no.
lima Mquia, 1S.
Soiepb Wonioleone, 80, uno Gatie
WidaelS, 20, Nr. 800, G%urlepItr.
Soiepb Sibinsfp, 26, ln,o Soar.
giterite e. Smbofe, 10, Ger. 1888,
Noro-@oentrabe.
George i. @nro, 90, unb Gleonor
W. Merrpmon, "a; IppIifant 8nl.
&. Gramer, Nr. 625, Noro . Sutton.
Npenlte.
Soiepb $. 9rannod, 90, unoaboie
Sbomos, 20; Ipplifant u. See, Ger.
215, Oit'Sugbesitrabe.
Sbomas2. Sapin, 80, uno Settle
e. Smeet, 90, Yine @luif arf.; gp.
plifant s. 3. Holan, Hr. ia, @elt.
6ronflinitroBe.
SonueI Gong, 80, Sobofen, g..
s., unb Nlice 20. 5. Waccaut1, 26;
Ipplifant z. 2itfleton Sapin, 9tr.
1349, Yorf-Hoab.
ISM, $. Sbaoe, 90, Sbcrlpooo,
Dto., rnb Marearet @Ieaion, %.
George z. Woelper, 80, uno aa.
tbinfa u. 8. Hoie, q; applifant s.
". galouin, Hr. 2012, Sairmount.
Mpenue.
@alpb 6. Stone, 26, @ioselp, 0ao.,
mo 2ncp $. Wbeatlep, 90.
SameS y. Subbaro, %, unoWorp
y. Soripooo, 80; Ipplifont q. 81.
&aufmar, Nr. t24, Norb.gacaitr
Soiepb S. Haplton, %, uno Morp
8. Gonlep, 20; Npplifant g. 6. 10000.
min, Ser. 10, Weit-20. Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
Bolt Wef0rbernna.

Die a~ilsldnoiide Yoit fir oieie
Wohe, enoeno nit Dem 8. Mpril,
itlieBt Gin allen 6GQen prompt i'm
Saitptpoitamt, nie folgt: Eadetpoit
lit often bon 8 llbr 0orm. bis 8 llbr
abenos tdglif (aiisgenommenS onn.
tags; Yadetpoit nab Delti6lano
idlieBt am Wittiuoh Inn II ltbr
Mbenos.
Oampfer fabren bon Netp.Dorf
ab. ipenrl nif)t anoers angegeben.
Trans atlantihe g 0 It.
Ritttpod3 = 10 ubr Mbenos, nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
Shifis.Wadlrid,tcn.

m.D OFF, 5. @pril. = Sier
cin~getroifcn lit Ser 9ampfer naaiier
@ilbelm Der 3weitc" bon Bremen.
Gibraltar, 4. Ipril. = Sicr
pailirte belltc ser Sompfer nHedor,"
bon Heip-D orf nod Neapel inter.
ipegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
@erfdnfe anf Der bieiisen Nftien.
@Grie.
8irH 0au.

1000 9itb & SuburbaH Ger. .tf3M
1000 llniteb RaiTpaps 4sr. .......... 90
1000 Seabcuro air Cine 4er......... e7M
1000 8eoraia & gInbamn eonfoG... . .102N
5000 Traction Ger .t14h
1000 S.'E.sS. 8retpine 1............ 47%
1000 giprtbcrn Central Der 8........ .1fsh
5000 aafe EoInnb 5er................110
1900 Glib 31aer. 1880. 100
1000 llniteb RaiIpaps Inc. ........... 52M
1000 Cotton Suef Ger. ............. GOH
5000 nniteb RaiIipapS inc. ............ 52K
1000 uniteb 8utIpabs inc. ............ 52N
10 atIantie Gcoft aiue.............1Os
1T GorioIib. Sas .............. II
10 Seaboaro com. ................ ba
80 Seaboaro sir Cine pfo. II.
l Vanf Of baltimore. ....... ..t03R
80 Seorsia. Gputbern & Sloriba 2. pfb 05
seeunS Gall.
1000 Limited RailiuabS inc ........... 52X
1000 nnitcb Huilpups .............. 90
5000 Cafe SioIuno Ger. .....1t6
10000 gtlantie Is. G. GonfoI cr........ 92Es
1000 Seoraia & slInbama 6onfol ser. :. 102N
1000 NorfoIf & Carolina 1. Ger. ...... .1f4M
5000 metropolitan (gSafb.) 1. Ser. . .1t7A
800 GonioI. Gas M
1 GoufpI. Sas $3.50. TN
3 9anf Of Baltimore. ....... .103S
90 GonfoI. Gas 7iX
40 Citizens 9anf .......,.... 25h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

2021 Gantcn,ocnue,
Salptauarticr bes nSeiiensS
Seretns,- p@arfieIe SIR. Inherit. Ser
Gins" aGoIumbinsSiit. "a, 5. ll.s@.."
eortf sort McS1enrb, 8. Of a." Wiebs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

1924 Sft.SaIiimoresstr = Simn,er nm
Serren Si bermietben .-Seinfte @ctrdnfe
linb 9Seine. .@ap,9 ielps 9rauerei,~ gter.
8erfammInnaSIotaI ySits1ombarbitr. ims
merp. 9au' unb 2eiboereir." Chef. EEL.
1424 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
9inb. @crscr's @eftaurant,

IbUJ, VuffsSftuBe,
ndbe Der eftli1en Eo!i5ei,Station. Var
Wiebner's nniibertreftlitcs Bier I'm
SaW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
3. y; a%fermann'S Saac,

EUSI MISUNDERSTANDING,
Saiipfaliartter besn @ab IN. Mtdnnerdjors. =
N.sS.sGde 8ouab. Ii. Garoliiieitr. Ser.
einsoerlammlun9 iebcn CONGRATULATIONS.
Ncne Wtitplieoer lpt1fommer. 8orsiiali,
nes gter Der IatiuHaI.0 rauerei i'm 4ani
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
Canton NIB Stgblanbtpru u.
Canton nuo Sigbiaubtopu.
Gautun nno Sigblanotu,pn.

aombarbs mnb 3. StruBe. %&iebIonbinipr.
Die %feinficn Seirinfe aler slrt.-gol.
neither Sreunbs nrib oss 9ublituinS i'm
Mupemcinen ftets pinioMincn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
GlSam aupp's We,tauraut,

1IU4, y{orhsG effraIsyI pellue.
Ser pNorhoit Smmcr,p1brcnoe @aus
eereiH bon baltimore" p"eriamrteIt Ii6
bier ieseH Wipntag. = Geo. Nrcbm's Bier
am SapL mad oentfter slrt oirett bonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
Hruonftcn'Warft

llnteuItebenbe Yrciie be5iebcn iid)
mif ben gngros'Sanbel; fir ben
&~leinban0cl muB EN- entiprefenber
Infidlaa genladt iperbcn.
BARNS t 90
2ebenbes gefliisel, pro Yfnno:
iunge Siibner 15c. bis 22c.; alte
Siibner lac. bis t41ac.; Gnten t5c.
bis &c.; @dnie lie. bis 12c.; 3ail.
ben, pro Taor 15c. bis 25c.
@eihlabtetes @efliigel, pro Yfb.:
iunge Siibner tic. bis 1Sc.; oItc
Siibner 14%c. bis 151ac.; Gnten
tic. bis 1885,; @1nie 10c. bis 13c.;
9opuunen 15c. bis DC.
Gier, pro Subeno 1712c. bis 1876.
Iepfel, pro Sab $3.50 bis $3.50;
Ipfeliinen, pro aiite 1926 bis So;
Grbbeerer,, pro Niidrt Toe. bis DC.
Semitic: &ortoffeln, pro @rideI
500 bis $1.25; 3lpiebelr, pro @u.
idel $1.40 bis $40; @eiBfobI, pro
Come $40 bis $65; Gopfiolot, PRO
8orb $3.50; 3uderriibcn, pro Crate
$500 bis 800; Gorotten, pro
&iite 75c. biz Soc; SeGerie, pro
0uteno d0c. bis 60c.; runbe Hiiben,
pro 9uidelfiite DOC. bis Co.,; Spi.
not, pro @uibcl 40c. bis SOC. &rons.
bceren, pro Sob $500 bis $500;
braliner aobI, PRO guidelfiite Acc.
bis 50c.; innge @rbien, pro &orb
$2.75 bis 1925; Crime gobnen, pro
&iIte $2.75; Tomatoes, pro Carrier
$1.75 Bis $3.50.
Groceries un6 Yroptfip.
mem.
Butter, tro Yfuno:
Creamery separator 25 bis q
Cream. @atb. Cream :. % bis 25
Creamery Sanitation II bis 10
So. Nortbipcitern Sable 10 bis Is
@eitern Store . Yddeo t2 bis Is
Creamery Yrints 1 Yfo. 81 bis %
Creamery Hrints u Efb. q bis 2s
Mo-, 90. nno ga. Yrints 10 bis Is
Creamery glodS 2 Nfb. 81 bis %
8enopirt, bette Warfe = bis 10
Henopirt. bette Yrints - bis 90
Sal5fleiih, pro Biunb: fleine Gu.
gor.Gureo Sdinfcn 121ae.; aroBe
Sd)infen 12c.; G~alifornier Sfinfen
SEE; Sligar Gureo 8ruititiide
9Ae.; Sugar-Gureo S6ulternSHc.;
troden geiol5ene Seitenitiide &c.;
troden geiol5ene Seitenrippen SIG;
Spedieiten sac; reines Shmal5 in
8ierceS &c.; troden geial3ene SfuI.
tern nc; Spedidultern IN fleiner
8erpadrng 8Ac.; IeB .Shpeine.
fleiid $500 pro Sob.
@eroiteter &afiee: 6. 8. g., 100
9fb. 8iiten 111ac.; 6. 8. g., 6Opfo.
aiiten 11.60e.; 6. g. g., SO Yio.
aiiten 11.70e.; reiner SABA 3215c.
bis $780,; gutter apa 3O1ae. bis SAC;
reiner Moda 301a bis 3tc.; SABA
unb Woda, gcmiit,t, 90 bis 2S1ae.;
SABA, gemiiht, 261a bis 27e.: reiner
Waracaibo 23R bis 24e.; reiner Ga
@uapra 23R bis 24c. reiner San.
toS 81 bis 211ac.; Santos, gemiidt,
1917 bis 20e.; Rio, semiidt, 90 bis
20lae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

144t. @..Gentralsglpe., @de SIiber.Str.
Sauptanartier Der ySgiIbeIml eu'ppee Nr.
3. Verb. .. Sc. of g." 9crfuumlinaen
ieben Miontag Gbenb.-Geinftc Sctrintc.
Marmcr 0nnf6 t1nli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
e-bus. pubenNeIner,s .suUe.

stpS. 9ubeufetuer'S SaHe,
1894 SitfSapcttcitr .-9alifornia II. Gbio
Wcine. SerfammIuHsSlofal rSermania'
enge 81; .yNnGem: slrb;s Str. slnt; 'Neretll
bon Cff'BnItimore;" Vptilon 9oiel. 5. ).
8, % .Retauarb. Union 49," Sune ai
oermietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

7ot uub TOT 3omburo.s Strobe, SiebIanb'
topH. Scinite Meine II, Gi1ubrc. Der ge'
t~iineefte Grt auf oer Grbe.-Sie beffen
Yopls9urIorS In Si8blanotoWn. Pronpte
H~cbienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

a.. Soph- SruH6e uerspcrncrgc,
gsr. $50, Sarrtiois, nabe Qerin9toilsStr.,
8eo. Slintber, IT,. 8rausGo.'s Bier. gSars
mer eunit bon ~ bis / llbry1a6mitta0S.
Iae oeutiden @dder iinb 5lmSeiute cfns
9elabcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
esaasaesccascsea,osocs


Nr. 1920 bis 1922. Sarforb.%s tbenue.
Sauptaunrtier bes .Sbalia . Mdnrer.
doris" @aIle uub Somnieraartcn bilia
5i eermteiben. 8uter Nlab fir s%(uitern'
roifet. Seinfte 8etr1rfe. Srci 5 Vooi.
q. Il y. Eel. Wit. 8eriton 1859 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

2om6arbs unb 6. Sirabe, Sipblanoioipn.
%eeecriibcr Der nMoRumentals grauerci."-
Idali6 belize WnblBciten dut 9eitculina.
peafesIeIepbon ct. gsanI 1345 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

/ IL. uio S'6Onneusslr., Canton.
! 8criinmige &alle fir &ereine unb &C.
, femfbaften. Sauptauartier hes uYrtlI6
Seinrid.Hiitriits Gr. 204, .. II. B."
{ Seiniie Setranie. Gbef, Eel. 357f D.
{ 5prn'S GitenfranS.Sanr,
( gde 8. II. @onebifr. Sauptouurtier bcS
9ifiriits III s. u..8," ~GitenfranSs
Samenoercins," Canton Snlinerlp. 9au'
{ II. aeibnereins." ntibeJtbeinfpeir.S anos
{ Inna. gbcne: 6. 2364-D. Mo. @ino'
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
StcQengeiude
Stenegeium:

StelcgcfudI:
Gin ledger Bidder iuti @efGdftigung als
crttc .ober 4apeite Sanb. u. 9sad)5ufrdgsn III ST..
1921, Sft.Stbble.e trakc. (96-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
@erlangt i'm Nagemeincn.

Mte Minbagpnb . Wibbeln, antife seT6Iifs
fene 9laSpaarcn, nltmooifhe fupferle ulb
meiftrgene God,.llteniiliet; quito 9reiie fir ipiiIs
ohcr telepbunirt. Colonial Anttane.6 pmp, 0r.
613, 9iuroaG ntaw. Strake. g.. & y. 3elepboIi.
(Wai19, 1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

Che Gle Gtgcutbnn, fanfen
ober bcrfauien. ipcnben sic fb an Charles u.
Seder, 9r. 400, 0prb.Garen.e Giraffe.
(gprtl3. f@iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
Sn p~crfaufcn.


gu. periaufen:
Galpon, elmer Der teitcn in giorboiisgaItis
more, $4,000 Sefhdft pro Sabr, 1T foiort 5l
perfuufeIt. 9tdbereS irt nGeutt6en Gorrefpon'
bcnien, Or. 219, Galuert'strase. (97-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
An perfartcu IN rn.galtimpre:

Sene prdftiaen 5pciiibdiaen Sduier an Der
ACKNOWLEDGING, %.3luiften Der Sairnlolfta stoc.
Ino SubettesS trnbe, Elm 9duiereeoiert bonn
nPatterfon.Garf". Dies iino obne 3lpcifeI bic
am bciteit ~acbanten Sdufcr in Baltimore fir
n1S @eIo, eutbaItet feds 3inlntcr. Gaoc5imntcr
ino Gorribore, ioipic alle mooerniten .9inrid,s
tntgen, cinf6liebli6 hes better Citizens bon
plumbing mo Nb6igsfdral, O,arrlorsS er5ie'
rungeu unb s1reppe, grunpliiiife 3crr1ce INN
berbciertcs StrabenpfIaiter. Sruto3irS $3.50
pro Sabr.
Gbparo Z. Gallagher, gammeifter.
(SnniS-) Hr. 263S, Eft.Yaltimpre. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

0rei5ebn fehr frclnbIi6e 3ipeiitbdi9e gSobns
bdnier i'm 1900 9Ipd Der SIipersStrube, 0jtIid
bon 2u5ernesStrabe. nit pitrifi5irte1 .3tegelitei'
men gepflaftert. cemcrtirtc Seiteftadrgc rno
1ener, a1e inobernen NeduemIidfeiten. SuBn
q. efilpp, Nr. 222, ct. Faui.strake.
(2lpriI4 ,iMlp&No)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06

llntenltebenoe Yrciie be5iebcn iid)
muf ben @ngros'Sanbcl; fir Den
alein1onocl mllB eit entiprefen6er
Ilifidlaa eemadt merbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-06
@erlangt: Sramen nnb @abdcn.

@criangt:
Gin WdS6en: gutter 2pbu. Sta65nfrdgen In
Tr. Dos, sreit. baltimore .Stratc. (07-9)
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
BOARD SUBMITS
ANNUAL REPORT
Civil Service Commission
Tells of It's Labors for
Fiscal Year Just Ended
REFERS TO LITIGATION
AboIisheS Medical Examina-
tions fer Promotions in
the Police Department

The Civil Service Commission yester-
day filed its annual report with the
Mayor, showing that during the last
fiscal year six examinations have been
held for various positions in the Fire,
Health and Police departments. The
report also shows that 1858 applicants
passed in total of ninety-six examina-
tions held since January s, 1900 and
2054 failed. There were 1925 appoint
ments made, including $50 temporary
clerks. There are 1923 laborers regis
tered, of whom seventy-two are work
ing. The report also tells Of the litiga-
tion in which the department has been
involved and of it's troubles with other
departments, which, however, have all
been settled. The report continues:
In examinations for promotion in the
Police Department, beginning with
those held this month, the commission
will not hereafter require applicants to
pass a medical examination. This deci-
sion was reached as a result of the in
effectiveness of condemnations made by
our medical boards in past examina-
tions for promotions. In several in
stances applicants barred by the doc
LOTS WHSn Cn6y GAME uD lOI
were retained in active service in the
department. notwithstanding the ply
sical disabilities from which they were
suffering. There were two reasons for
their retention-frst the Police Com
missioners needed them, as they could
not afford to diminish the working
force OF the department unles the dis
missal or pensioning of the men became
imperative; second, the pension fund
was not strong enough to bear the
added burden of the retirement of ad
ditional men. The anomalous condition
thus arose of the retention in active
service of men condemned by the med
ical board as unfit for active duty in a
higher rank.
I'VE therefore decided to leave the
question of the physical ability of the
applicants for promotion in the hands
of the Police Commissioners. They
have the right to retire a member of
the department whenever he becomes
disabled and in our opinion they should
have the opportunity to exercise that
right without our assistance.
I'VE have also limited the period
during which meritorious conduct will
be considered in examinations for pro-
motion in the Police Department to
January s, 1900. when the charter went
into effect.
we recommend to your Honor the
advisability of introducing in the Police
Department some satisfactory method
of record ng meritorious service, so that
in subsequent examinations for promo
tion better consideration may be given
to applicants who by their conduct
have shown themselves worthy of pro-
notion
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
STREETCAR JUMPS THE
RAILS AND RUNS AWAY
PIunges Down a Steep Grade With
Frightened Passengers Impris-
oned Inside.

Off the rails, jumping over the
round cobblestones. car Ala of the
Powell-street line, carrying a load of
frightened screaming women, yester-
day morning broke from the path laid
out by the railroad company and went
down a steep hill. 1t was just where
the track pitches down a forty-fiVe-
degree grade from Pine street toward
California. Something got afoul of
the cable and off went the heavy car
down the rough pavement.
The only means of controlling the
car was with the hand brakes. and
Gripman Stockmiere threw himself on
the lever of the one in his end of the
car, while Conductor Hatch put all his
weight on the other Both men called
to the passengers not to jump from the
coach, but they might as we'll have
talked to the car itself The passen-
gers struggled to get out, but for
tunately the strain on the framework
of the car bound the closed doors and
no one could leave.
Going at it's high speed the runaway
soon reached the level Of the cross
street below and was stopped by the
brakes. Then the doors were pried
open and the half fainting women re-
leased. The wrecked car was re-
moved and the cable repaired.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
GERMAN RED MEMS LODGE
WILL MEET IN SANTA CRUZ
Council Brand VIII Be Kindled in a
Forest Trees in Primitive
Indian STYLE

The fortieth annual session of the
California Grand Lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order of Red men German
order) will open in Santa Cruz next
Tuesday and continue in session until
the following Thursday. There will
be delegates from the fourteen lodges
in the State. 1t promises to be a very
interesting session, as proposed
changes in the laws of the grand body
will be presented and there will be a
contest for almost every Office.
A feature of this convention will be
the meeting place. The lodge in
Santa Cruz will fit up a place in the
long house with a forest of trees, -
so that the council brand shall be
kindled under the trees in the man
ner that prevailed among primitive
red men.
The reports will show that during
the last twelve moons there was an
increase in excess of 200-a good
showing when it is considered that the
order draws its membership only from
the German population. The total
membership is now 1860 and the funds
amount to $SO,575. The lodge in
Santa Cruz has made arrangements
for the entertainment of the visiting
brothers during such time as they
shall not be in council.
The officers of the Grand Lodge are
J. Wunder of Sacramento, grand chief;
H. Schulz and H. Grieb of San Fran
cisco, sub-chiefs; H. Schneider, San
Francisco, chaplain; NJ. Fuetscher, San
Francisco, secretary; F. Schneider,
Sacramento, treasurer; c.. Ritter, Sac
ramento, marshal; F. w. Schurmann,
San Francisco, herald; c. G. STRIPPED.
San Francisco, guide; S. Schlinsky, II.
Nicolai and F. A. Ebel, San Francisco,
guards
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
WANT A JOINT
WATER SUPPLY
Adjoining Cities to Coop
crate With San Francisco
for a Municipal Project
SUBJECT is DISCUSSED
Appeal to Modesto and Tur-
lock Irrigation Districts
for Harmonious Action

The members of the Supervisors
Public Utilities Committee held a con-
ference yesterday with representatives
of Alameda. Berkeley and Oakland for
the purpose of agreeing upon joint ac-
ton in the matter of securing a muni-
cipal water supply for this city and it's
neighbors across the bay. Besides Su-
pervisors Braunhart, DAncona, Nc
Clellan, BOxton, Booth, Hooks and
Connor there were present Joseph
Forderer of Alameda, who was called
to the chair, Thomas Rickard and
Thomas Dowd Of Berkeley, A. H. Ell
lott, G.. E. Aitken and ]. T. Wallace
of Oakland, City Engineer Woodward
and Engineers H. Price, ]. H. Dock
weller and Luther Wagg0ner.
Braunhart explained that the appli-
cation of this city for water rights on
the Tuolumne River had been denied
by the Secretary of the Interior, that
Congress had been memorialized to
grant the rights, that steps must be
taken to procure a municipal supply
and that a great deal depends upon the
activity of nearby cities Price was of
the opinion that the Spring Valley
Water Company's plant was made
quate to supply water to the whole
coast line around the bay and the cities
would have to look further.
Dockweiler urged that energy should
be first spent in getting water rights
before a dollar is expended. On
basis of 6O,O00,OOO gallons the scheme
would cost $4O,OOO,OOO and even if the
Spring Valley plant was taken over it
would be necessary to go to the Sierra
Nevada watersheds for more water,
said Dockweiler. He strongly favored
the Tuolumne project, which Wagon
er contended was not the only avail
able source. Braunhart thought the
Spring Valley Water Works should be
acquired as an auxiliary system to
prevent the tearing up of streets to
install new mains.
1t was then decided to send COM
munication to the Modesto and Tur-
lock Irrigation District boards, who
are opposing this city's petition for
water rights on the Tuolumne, asking
them to meet in conference with the
representatives of the bay cities for the
purpose of securing harmonious action
in the matter.