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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

SCnutor q + NJ II mIr0 0ttlc
Nodc BON Surotogo 5urilttcbrcll
unO ocll &ompi I'M Stootc olclcit
Serblt pcri0nlid lciten. @ie 6 bei6t
miro General Z. Gictor golgbmoll
sic Gumpu0nc 0c@ Eoe > Nnlcnoc'
mcnta in scr Stoot iiibrcn; Oo it'd
Sr. Huiin mo unoerc ltaotl'd)c Glib
rcr pcigcrn. cinen o%iienen &ompr
iiir ouS Yoe . enhancement 81 me-
den.
EoIitiidcs. = sic Gon0ioo.
ten iiir bic |rintGripabl mclocn liG)
jebt, m%enigitcn9 Die bemotrotlltcn,
Sic fomen Qeitcrn III bellelt Surtelt
nod 0cnl 9iirCult ser @obIonIlid)tS.
9cboroc. Yer critic mur Sr. Sobn{.
Goiiqlor, mcld]cr S6criIr mcrocn
pia. Gonn iol0ten DER Hctbc tad
9r. Scrnlonn 5. @iering, Der 0enlo'
frotiiher GrCfiltip r Veomtcr Der
5mciten @aro 5ll merben lpillId)t;
Nnbrep 5. Yurns lnio Sobn N.l(ur.
rap bon scr 3. @arb. pom iucIdcnGr'
itercr Gonoiout lit iiir Grefiltlu DC
omter ulb 2eBtercr fir bo@ l(ntcr'
bars Der Stnots @eiebgebunG; VI.
brent WatrrS, ocmofrattlter Gonoi'
Dat fir grcfittip Neumtcr Der t6.
Worb. Nod fem repiiblltnni'dcr
Gonoioot bot iih gcmeloet.
Iic a d) mnroc bctB,
- Iurt cincn Nlarnt bonn nlltonlo'
tiibcn aoitcr in Der Wotrotcll IA
BRIT bon Sreocrif Walpert. Nr. lO6
uno los, Noro . 8apitrabe, lpltrOc
Die Seucrpcbr gcitern Yorinitto0 mi
II llbr oortbin aeriifcn. 1ie %olmi'
moi = 3npiuoihinc mhr- helB aclnor'
ocn unb bate cinen Sniiie1 @o,m'
rpoa r.abiaae. IN gran9neetest. Ger
Sdooen luor sering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

,H IONA Nrcunum. - St Der
Sullc Oc9 yHopol Arconum" an Dec
SurotogoitroBc lollO gcitern eincSi'
sung scr Tcrtrctcr oucr Gon5ile sum
Or0en Der oHopnl Nrcunnm" Itatt,
IN mcld)cr man Die Nbiid)t bate, 0ic
G~elcgntcn MorplonO'a 5ltr Snprcni'
Gon5il . &%eriommllulg IN Yltt : III
Ban Ohio, AM 30. Nuguit, ooGit -
%initruirclt, Oob tic liir eincn @iOcr.
rri Der pcrGnoCrtclt HutCt i'm Srotl
ltinnen ioatcn. Tic IiSfuliion mar
5eitiueiIig lc6r crbibt, bod) enoctc Die
lclbe id)licBIih mic baS SornbcrgIr
Sdiebcn, inoenl man Die GClegntcn
unillltrllirt licb, ur0 Jest MADDEN c9
Die Mitglieocr mic Y@ipphcn," scr
nm ieinc Inlidt iibcr &rieg obcr6ric.
Den belrogt mllr0c mo Die ticfolrd)
ood)tc 2In9obe modtc: User mccb,
mas nero" Ser Srocn bat iibcr
5000 WtitNlieoer irn Stootc, bel mcl'
dcn Die Grbobung Der Hoten groGe
WfiBltinlnlltng pcrltrluft bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Gie lonb ~ / + d) a !,
[ de u II tcllunN6u : | III o.
II | II Ut finoct III Der crltcn Scptem'
hertuodc ltott. WcItcrn crid)ien clll
eonlite inn @iircuH 0cQ 8oilpcrncrrs
Wuriiclb, Der locbcn bon 6rcocrid.
County 5trildgetcbrt lunr, unb ii6cr,
brod)tc ibni cine Ginlooung ,lrS bell
nobntc. Ter @pltperncllr periprod)
ocn Scrren. Die Soir am Gonncritag,
ocn Z. September, 81 bcilid)cn. Glc
GiririttSprciie fiir Ole ,Snir iiuo bic
les Snbr %gc1nocrt morben. IS lpcr.
ben Soiion 9iuetc iiir cinen Col
lar pcrfouit.
Brad Irm 9eiu. Ter
iicbcn Sabre olte Solepb, Sobn bon
Srn, Noicpb Irebcrid in S%prin9bo!9
al Der Sorforb : Hooo, fubr gciteri.
Morgcn oni einem Wu1cn. Der por
ocnielbcn ueipQfnte Wuulciel id)cllte
lln0 mari Den anoben bon %leiiieni
Sibe, ipotci oieier Den liltfen Mrni
uno oas lirfe 9ein brod). Gie am'
tulot5 beS norooitlid,en Giitrifita
trod,tc ben Ierlcstcn nod ben 81.
.SoicpbS : Soipitol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Ucloicnbnngca nad) ScntIdIlano mt
EeIrrih

at "a Gents pro Iiarf nnb 20k
Gents pro arone. Gprto ertra.
8eficl auSaeiteIlt aii aqe Sbeile
Scr Ssclt. 5bcu. s. Sicncr & Go.,
ia Sit.2erington.Str 3inmer Nr.
8. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Bcrionol Noti5en. - Sri.
emma StnmpIf lit nod mebrlu1,
hcntlidcm Mulcntbaltc IN Den Wluc
Hiogc W%iountoina mad baltimore
5uriidGctcbrt.
0ie oSrci er 4 T.
uriionS @CicIl d) q t"
idloB acItcrn lbrc oicaiGbri0c SoiloE
nit cilcm NllSIIugc nod) Gbeltcr'
mooo ob, Us nobmcn lngciGbr 300
Ecrionen an bcrlclben Sbcil. Scr
GuntpIcr .N%nlopolis" u%crlic,}
@rolun'S Wcritc lnl s llGr iriib NM
tebrtc ge9cn 6 llbr 5nriid.
Nus Eoli5ei h6roG
- Sic Yoli5ci 9cborbc cntlicb &C
lIcrn ocil icit bcm Moi I'M iiioweitli
hcn 0iitrift oicncnoen Erobe Eoli-
5iitcn Clarence ". NuerS aus Dem
GicnIt, ga CT bcirlrlfcn gclpcicn mar,
uro %itrnItc Den Epli3iiten Nlbert 5.
Soii pom iiioIideu Giitrift Inn $40,
neil er lid nobcju 5iuei Stllnbcn Der
ip1tct bate. GS mar Dos ~. WoI,
bob er iid rue9ell Serlcbung Der &c
geln 81 pcro1tporten bate.
Tie geboroe beobiihtigt, in mebrc.
rem @ohcn I'M lpeitliden TiitriItc
pcriud)Smeiie oos Irei Shidt Sp'
item nit bier Aipiiionen ein3uiiibrca.
9iui'ion u bat bon s llbr Morgcn2
bis 4 llbr NotmittogS Iicnit, 81,
piiion . bon 4 llbr NodnlittogH bis
M%ittcrnndt, Gipiiion Is bon s llhr
NbcnoS bis 4 llbr WorgenS unO 81,
uiiion 8 bon Wiiicrltudt bis 8 llbr
Morgcns. Gurdl bieie Ginrid)tunJ
lperoen oic Holi5iiten ltllr od)titiinoi'
gen Iienit mo Die Stoot bon s lthr
gbenoS bis 4 llbr Morgers boppcl.
len Eoli3eioienit baben. Scoe ser
bier Iipiiionen oes mdtliteu 81
~itriftcS miro airs Is Wann beltcbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
acmmg's fcin ecr6itetc aaiiees

iperoen in auen StabttbeiIen bon
Baltimore sperfauft, Die por8iiglide
Gualiidt niiS mdBigch Grciic MADDEN
oieieIben eernbe5u beriibmt.
Cd .aennn &c., Sbee, 9affee, 3nder.
(Npril5iEi2oSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
75C.
Scbm's ~ s"'ps' Vcrtaut,
glus bcn 8eridtsbOfcn.
rs Weit. Scringtun.S Ctr.


Ter Scqltelter Der oSomnnono.ei@-
Gompognie" flogt gcgcn ole 0E-
rcftorcn mc0cn nngcblid) follhlls
der %eron9goblrng bon 100000.
- Nn0crc &logcn.
SIN &rciSgcritt Nr. . rcid)te ge'
ilcrn Nr. 90. e. Darlington, Jun, nlS.
Scolcltcr fir Die ySnnnlonosGi@'
g." scr nNllctS Ncoli5otion 90"
mo Der .ISl1ternutionol 6rrlt &c."
cine &lo0c 0c9cn Die go Tcrgltc
Gcirigcroting Wodinc Co." Ornlolto
Sonunon0, Eotrif Wortirl Mllllnllt
$. GpunS, &. Sn5cltine 9nllbor itito
Trc0crid Gallant cilt, in ucldler Die
@crflootcn gcnlcinlon Iiir Die fdl'd1'
lihc NllS5ublutg bon @elocrn bait
bar gebolten mcrben lollen. Sic onf
iold)c Mciie %uerou3qobtcn @clbcr 'ol'
len lid oitf 100000 bclnuiclt. Vic
alo0eidriit lit Gin bodlt umIollgrci'
DIES Sd)riitltiid itno e%rforocrtc aet
tern Die geiommtc 3eit ocS GlcrfS oes
9lftllar8, cine 9lbid)riit ST mnd)cn.
9onterotte.
Sm @unDc@. SrciSgcrid)t ludt Der
Warmer Gomorb y. Gmtorp Dol Genz
trcpiQc I'm 0ic &ortbcile ocS 8onfe.
rottQelcbcs nod. Seine Terbinolids
fcitcn belallien lid olf $50,9i0 mo
ieinc 8ltboben oui mn9eiGbr 500.
6rou Morgoretbc !Sorr, meldc cine
@irtblholt in Soirficlo, bel 9roof'
Inn, Nnrc arltnoel- County, betreibt,
bat cbenfoaS I'm Die @obltbaten oeS
@untcrottgeieBcS I'M SnnoeSsa retS'
gcrid)t noh0eild)t. Sbre Gcrbinolid).
fcitcn bctrogcn $3.50 uno ibre @ltbo,
ben ioacn iid nlf $36 bcloltTeit.
Sncorpprotion.
GoS Ginmohegcld)Git Der pWn.
u. ggcrton Go." nitroc ge'tern NIT
cincm Nftientopitol bon $4,000 pom
ocn 3%olgcnocn incorporirt: s. z.
9nporo, 9oporo 6. Ggerton, Sanes
%. Goitcr, $. &. Roie, 81. Vi. Gnltcr
uno Gonicl 9. Wtincr.
Gcrm Il Of tntic.
Tod Dem SeItomelttc Der Dor clllI'
gen Soacn gcItorbenen Bridget vtc'
Sienna crbaltcn &oter y. :. @apult
pon Der &ntbcorule mo Tatcr Wn1.
6. Sturr BON Der Corpus Gbriltls
STRIDE je $50, &otcr SanneS 3. Nolail
bon Scr Corpus Gbriiti-airde 500.
0iaiant 2cororo $3.50, Minnie geo.
nuro, Holc 2conoro, Gli5obetb Seo'
noro unO Sane 2eonoro je Sl50; Der
McIt i1Qt Dem Safer Y. 6. Starr 5it.
@uroc pom Camden gebolf.
Sronf s. 8ibion, alias eofpltt y.
@rou, alias Gbipin q. Vrofpn, ipliroe
gcltCrn bon Camden, RS, mad gal'
tinlorc olif Ole Mntloge bin gcbrnd)t,
oic Eoit al betriigeriidcn 3lucden be.
nubt 5i BADEN. Serbert .. Sblpers
bon EbilooeIpbio lit Der antldger.
Seinc entIoinng angc.
oronet.
,Snt Common ElcaS-@ erid)t bat ges
ltcrn Ridtcr 8ideS Die Gntlohnng
ocS SSronf aroblc ats Dem o0onle Of
3efuac" ongeorbnet. ahoblc lpdr porn
Yoliseirihier Miiaer in Canton me.
gen 0ogabunoirens nod Der anltnlf
aclanot moroen. Sic Gntlolilng foiio
oili @runb ciltes Sellers I'M lleber'
neiiungsbcfcbl itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Shifisfartcn BON nnS mad Tcmtidj.
lnnh.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite SIS utb $i7.50; 9remen-9nI.
timpre bis sum 1. Mopember $3.50
mo $62.50; pont /. Nopember bis
1. Milaillt $3.50. Mmhreiic I'LL bill
liaercm Nreiie. Sbeo. s. 7icner &.
So, 3immcr Nr. 3, ia OIt-9ering.
ton. Str. (323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
3nm brntidlcn ScdJnifcr. : ag.
Die 9~oltilnorer 9cleaotcn r%ciiebcrcit.
- Gua Tro9romm scr Gonpcn.

Gie 8nltinlorer 9clegoien ~rciiebcrcit
0ua Yrogromm Der GOnpcn
ton.
Gie 9%oltintorcr 0clegntion 5itn
%. Sc6nifertog 0C9 .0cutIdl Nine
rifonilhen Scdnitcr Ncrban0cs."
lueldJer bonn +. bis D.. september III
Ncms Jprf ltattiinoet, but allc Ecrbc-
rcltltt9cn fir bic Nciic nnh NUu-
Dorf poIletOct. Sr. S6eoOrr 3lucr.
molua uh0 Sruu reiicn bercit4 rtor.
gen nb mo Die iibrigcn 5beilncbnlcr
iolBen am 6reitug nod. Is liuO 0ic.
les &r, ". &oicr, &r. Hidarb Sun0.
lob mo 6roll, &r. Sobn Mnibcru
luno Irolt, &r. s.. &. @urtbc II. 6rml
&r. Otto 06tt1cr utO 6rar, @r. 8.
9rumaGoNcn. 6rou %Ibornlomn. Eroi.
Otto JilhS, &r. @crmnrn @riic, Sr.
Wintb. Gibuid). SRI. Mnrtbo Soi0t
uno Sri. 6ronccs &oiGt.
Gu9 G}rOgromm iiir Sic Gonpcn.
ton lit %folNcnOc$:
GrcitoA ben I. September - Nor-
mittagS 10 llbr; Delegation SiBunG
i'm Gomitc 3intnlcr 0eS oNrion,"
9lbeno4 8 llbr: Glnpiong mo @c8ril-
BltnN Der @0lte I'M oNrion."
SomitoQ. 6cn .. September -
Gcdnifcr EoN. WorQcn9 Q llbr: Dc,
lcQotcn- @criht, @crihte oc8 Erdii
0cnten, scr @curltcn mo Gommiiiios
ncll. @ortrGQc. - Die 0antclt be-
illhen mdbrcno Oe5 Normittog@
&ibcrtp S2IanO uno baa NQtorinm.
Observation-Disclosures Mittoaciicn. 9todl'
mittngs: lcdniihc Nu4ililgc nod) Der
Specification Scr 9tcp Norfer llntcr.
%grunobubn, SUB Ser &Cits59. Ctr.
in Neu.Dorf, cucnitlcIl olld) ellis
G3lunb. Nbclo3: @onfctt.
SonntoN, SEN 3. September 49,
NohniittogS > llbr: Mn0cnlobrt
GoIlpsbo) ourh Den oGentrnI Fort, "
.Hiucrli0c GriOc," nod Grant
Comb. 0om ollrh Sic 2tnlogen I'M
0rour nod Dem Eicnic- 4}lobc Solo.
Mai Sim" I'M EcIbumE orf ON
Gong &2lnn0 SunO. - Eicnic. 49,
1870 Niidfobrt in EaIlpsbo @oGcn,
Montng. Sen /. September -Wtor,
gcn9 9 llbr: NaiIcriubrt bonn 6ltBc
ser Wclts22. StruBe ants burd Die
Nclu- Nortcr 0oi. Sen GaIt-Hiucr, 0crl
Sorlcnt- mo 9tortb Gipcr bis nodD
@cit l25. StrnBc. @cmcinihoItlid)cS
Niittngcllen. Nnhmittn99: @eInd)
ser Columbia llniperiitGt, oc3 &unit.
WiuIctm3. cpcnt. 5oologiidcn mo
botnuilhcn @nrtcnS i'm 9rnnr. Gic
Gomcn bobcn an oicicm gtadmittog,
bon 3 llbr an cin aoiiccfrGn5dcn I'M
.Arion." Ibcn0a s llbr: Gomitcra.
Die Goncn bcildcn tu0breno oca
Gonmcrics Cin Sbcatcr.
Ticnltn9. Sen .. September (olti
ginloOlng ocS Gcdlnitcr = &crein@ IN
@rooflpn) - Normittoga: Sutcririlb-
ltiid uno oiii3icllcr N6idieoaidoppen
i'm &%crcinalofolc in ser oNrion-
SuQc," Nr. t3 bis y, Nlriun Elocc,
8roofIpn. Nnhmittng9: 6obrt nodD
Gonep- Sslono inter Nnor0nulg ocs.
ScdJnifer- TereinS 8rooflpn mo DC
lihtigung Der Scbcnsmilroigfcltcll
Don GonCp : &Slnno inter 6iibrrmg
bon Mit0Iieocrn Der Gcrcitc Nelu.
port mo 9rootIUn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Yin ben Icbten orci Grfnriions-

5aacn mad, SoIdeitcr miro nuf Dem
Iumpier ,2ouiie" nit ieoer perfoiif.
ten Iabrfarte cine Sd)ad)tel Ganop
perabiolot. Sreeno Gtipas, nm ocn
ainoern 9ergniigen 5i MADDEN. 2ie
1sabrt foltct 10 bcinabc Nitts. Merft
Gud Sic 9atcn. g, 3. unb 4. Seps
tcmber. 1obrfarten MIR 25 Gents
uno cine Sdattel Ganop. Glib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

sir Tnrplono ulto 6cn Giitritt
Columbia ihonc5 w0rnlcrc9 @cttcr
mo iil0Iidc Win0c.
Ser h0dDitc Sbernlomctcritono mar
- @roO nm , llbr Nuhnlittog@.
Ger nicorigltc (bcrmontetcrltono
mor 56 @roo nm & llbr WorQcn@.
Wittlcrer 9aromctcrltono 3O.1S.
Ser bohlic IbcrmomctcritonO Der
lcBten 81 Stun0cn in nohioIacn0cn
Stohtcn mar mic lolgt: Gultport 81,
Eortlonb 20, Bolton 20. Nlbanm II.
Ncip. Dorf a. Surri9burg a. YhiIus
oelp6io II, NtInntic-Gitp 20, Cape
Wnp y, Wolhin0ton 16, Norlplt -,
SnttcroS II, Charlotte IS. ySilmin0.
ton Is, GburIciton Is, Sopnnnoh 7G,
Sadionoiuc Sc, Sllpiicr IS, Sen Wclt
IS. Ntlontn IS. montgomery 81, 9iep-
Orleans 81, EnIcltinc IS, @ulpeiton
S6, Corpus Gbriiti So. WcnpbiS S6,
Cincinnati 50, EittsburN Is. SSlpc9o
6S, Buffalo 70, GlcpeIonb 7S, 9ctroit
50, Ilpeno IS, WorQutttt Is, @rccn
9op 50, Chicago ST. 0uliltb 50, Ct.
Toul Sc, Ct. 2oliS S6. aanio@sGitn
SIS. Smobo IS, @ilron 90, 0iomord
100, Wiailton 96, Sabre 50. Sclcna
so. Salt @ofc So, Gerber %, Nortb
Blotte %, Googe %, Antoriuo o.
Sos Nngelc0 81. .......
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BON Scc nno Saicn.

Nollrtltcr tchrCll an Der pVfalloeH
burg" 5nrijd. - @iro morgcI
bier eripurict. - }uti ~oiicncr Sc(
gcrcttet.
Ger Compiler o9rouOcnburg"pon
Norb0. Slopo, am f., Hu0llIt poll
0rcmcn in Sec g~cautGcrl, miro NOR
Qcn bier crmortct. Gr brtngt IlJ
Yoiiugicrc, ppn 0cncl Die iolGcrtOct
in Der &njiite iobrcn; SRI. NtoArd.
lena NuIt, 5r. un0 Grul GOuarO Y.
NurtlilA Sri, Sobonuo @artlln9,
Sri. Worie PARTING @r. ltnO 6roll
GbnS. Bauer, Srult Barbara VeiB II.
0ino, Sri. 6rieOeridc 9rubbcrgcr,
&r. &ojt Gcdliro, Mr Sobom Ctr,
&r, @co. 6elomonn, Nr. &gnub 81.
idcr, Sri. Sttilic Nront, Sri. Src.
mig 6lcdlig, @%r.,Sobu 6ortldbct Gr.
UCo. DolOid)nlit un0 Strait ST. mo
Srou =. VI. @iU, Mr. Sllliua @ob.
Sr, Gnttl @roB 6rou GborIottc(8cr.
Oc&, 6rou autie VI. @oIL @r. SOB,
@ruL Nr. Milton @orp. Nr.Euul @c.
TO, ST.. Otto @roidopi, Nr. CAMEL
SOFAS, Nr. ". com. NcimenoobL Sr,
mo 6rnu SCnrD &oiimunn, SRI. e.,
ia @uttcnlonn, Sri. Ntinno Nctt,@r.
Bco. &crmnnlL Sr. N%}1tthio9 SOBER,
Sr. &. &ungcrmonn, $lr. lul0 6rolI
Nugllt Slime, Sr. 2. aiBlcr, 6rult
Z. Softer, Sri. Woric Hllpiriurt, Sr.
Sean anoub &r. unO 6ruu @n.
Nobn1cDcr, Mnl. 2obmC0cr, 6ruu SEA
tborinc Houcr. Sri. Gina SorbcCr, scr.
mo 6ruu Sttomor 2l>b, @r. u.6ruu
Irtbur Wiidoc(, Srou N}oric Wcpcr,
6rolt @crtbo Wcialobm Sri. Nina
YPci8lobn, Trou Woric liid)ucl, Sr.
2olti@ Woper, Sr. Mihor0 Wti0cr,
Sri. Scrnlinc DC No0N Or. MIlliurl
Nibldlfe, Sri. Wilto NjBid)fc, Sri. s.
Ycbolo, Sr. mo 5rolr Did. Flcn'
ncrt, 0r. @inccn5 Eoulif, Irou &u.
liza Hic5, 6rlS. @crtbo un0 @cIcnc
S6oion, Nr. llno fSruu @p, Shoit.
Sr. Geo. Sinlon Srou1tinno StorG
@r. mo 6rou Ectcr Sfnoor, 6rlY.
@ertruo unO NcolpiA Sdnoor, &r.
Saul Sdnoor, Nifor0 SdJnoor ,&r.
unO 6ron Otto S6iilcr, Grl. Nnno
Sdiilcr. 6rl. 2ouiic ShilIcr, Sri.
Hrno Sccgcr, @r. Sicgirico Gbo.
mas. @r. mo Irou Nobonn 1ro9fp
mites, Sri. W}ntbiloe &icbronB, Hcu.
&oclop Soncf lrnO @r. G5c9lom 3lt,
lolp9fi.
Gic Oiii5ierc limo: Capt. e. $50;
tcrSborii, /. Oiiijicr Is. Ncubolt@, =.
Sifi5icr q. @iclina 3. Oiii5icr Is.
Carrots, !. Siii5icr ". &ooing;
Cher Moidiniit :. Shmiot, StGc'
%llicllr; Gcr5tc: 81, 3. lln1errr uhN
Gr. u. SGgcr; Eropinnt mno 3oGi.
m~ciltcr u. aoitcnbcin; OberitcluorO
G. 606lom unO Sbcrto6 !. Snoie.
Nuf offcncr Sec 1T ct.
Ter ShIcppOompicr n@ritomio"
BON Der Notcr, WbitelU Goal So, foil
Acltcrn Mtor9cn nit Den Nciutum1en
BON 5luei H@oitfGbnen bier an, Die CT
am 6rcitog l1obc Gurritllf Srllct,
u. e, 9crcttct bottc. Sic &Gbnc &C.
boron Scr Nntionol Srcoging SO. 1t.
lurrOcn bon Gborlelton nod) NuIii'
more gCihleppt, nm bier bel ocn
Noggcrnrbcitcn &crIpcnoung 81 tint
cen. gt0bc Gurrittd Slllct mltrocr
lie IN cincm Stllrmc nit @ulicr &c,
iilllt ln0 be9nnlcn 51t linten. Sbrc
olls ic lcd)S Mnm bcltcbcnoc @ciu.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
NO POISON IN cHAMeERLAIN'S
 COUCH REMEDY.

From Napier New Zealand, Herald: Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales, Australia, had an analysis made of all the cough medi- cines that were sold in that market. Out of the entire list they found only one that they declared was entirely free from all poisons. This exception was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy made by the Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa, U. s. A The absence of all narcotics makes this remedy the safest and best that can be had; and 1t Is with a feeling of security that any mother can give 1t to her little ones. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is especially recon mended by it's makers for coughs, colds. croup and whooping cough. This remedy Is for sale by all dealers in patent medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
MURDERED WomAN's HUSBANDS.
First Husband Arrives in Tucson to Investigate Crime and Save
 Estate for Relatives.

It has been learned that the woman who was murdered on the Sullivan ranch last week was Mrs. Phil. Nau- gle, although she went under the name of Mrs Humphrey Sullivan, says the Tucson Citizen.
 The murdered woman was twice married, although she never secured a divorce from her first husband.
 The first husband, Phil. Naugle, ar rived in Tucson this morning rom Florence. The first intimation of the murder that he received was from a Tucson newspaper, which he happened to glance at casually in Florence.
 He immediately decided to come here to look after the estate. He does not care about the property for niIn- self, but is willing to look after the in- terests of his former wife's relatives in California.
 Naugle lived here about five years ago He bought the Sullivan ranch with the expectation of starting a dai- ry business. He gave a mortgage on the property, and later turned the ranch over to his wife, who agreed to assume the mortgage.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
EXPERIMENTS FOR
 B. l. C0. PLANT
NUCH MONEY TO BE EXPENDED IN ADDING TO ITS
 EQUIPMENT.
Power and Light and Ice Departments Will All Have Increased Capacity. Contract Is Awarded for Another
 Handsome Building in Brewery St.

The Bisbee Improvement Co. has commenced extensive betterments al it's plant at Lowell which before 4he winter is concluded will give it as large and complete equipment as en- 5Oyed by any plant of similar kind in the territory
 Foundation has been started for a G00horse power boiler which will be added to the battery of two boilers of J50 horse power each which is now n service The stacks now in service will be taken out and a single stack substituted.
 With the largely increased power that will thus be made available, the company will operate increased ma chinery for the electric power and light plant. Additional equipment will also be put in the ice making de- partment and the output there be more than doubled. This step is nee essary in order to supply the greatly increased demand that the growing population of the city makes for ice. During last summer the plant was obliged to get much aid from Douglas, it's capacity not being equal to demand made upon it by local trade. An ice storage building will also be added to the plant enabling it to operate the year through at top capacity.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
'. N. |. 4. 10 TAKE
 OYER BISBEE GYM,
SUCH IS PLAN THAT IS NOW ABOUT FULLY DEVELOPED.
Transfer Is Likely to Come at Early Oate-TrsVelins Secretary mcOiu Visited City Yesterday and Inspect ed Gymnasium-Left for Douqlas.

Bisbee's splendid gymnasium is very likely soon to pass into the hands of the ' M C. A, to take rank in point of excellence and value among the first of the thousands of in- sututions Of like kind that the organi- zaton conducts throughout the coun- try.
 That the transfer will be made can not positively be stated at this time, but it can be said that there is little doubt that it will shortly occur Man, ager Walter Douglas was not in the city last night, having gone 10 Fl Faso, or full confirmation of the re- port, together with announcement of final decision might have been secur- ed.
 Travelling Secretary McDil, of the '. NJ. C. A. was a visitor in town yes terday, and while here went all through the gymnasium building. He had a conference with Manager Rol- lard, of the institution, and also talk ed with MT. Douglas and others inter ested in the gymnasium. Later MT. McDill said that for some little time negotiations had been pending for the transfer to his organization of the gymnasium, and that the details of the transfer had about been conclud- ed. He gave the impression that the transfer would be made within a very short time. MT. McDiu left in the evening for Douglas.
 Just what changes will be made in the manner of conduct of the gymna- sium in the event of the transfer can not be said at this time. / However, il is altogether likely that in taking over the gymnasium the Y. NJ. c. A. will fix upon rules to govern it's new acquisition which will correspond with regulations and manner of manage ment that prevail at all of its institu- tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-18
PERSONAL NOTES.

Ben D. Cowley left last evening for a visit at Las Vegas, N. M.
 Attorney Penry returned to Douglas last evening.
 George French spent yesterday in town from Douglas.
 Peter Hanson left yesterday for Nogales to lock after mining inter
 Tom Tate left last evening for Fl Paso.
 Mrs. M Barker left yesterday for Cananea-
 J. J. Elliot and Wm. Black left yes Serday for Fl Paso.
 MT. and Mrs. James Letson return ed last evening from a visit al Tomb stone.
 A. L. Manahan is back in town from his business trip to the coast. ests he has in that vicinity.
 Jack McKeever left yesterday for his home at Douglas.
 P. F. Ziegler left yesterday for Tue son, after a several days visit here and at Douglas looking after property interests.
 J. D. Rockhill has gone to Alliance, O.. his former home, for a several weeks visit.
 Mark Radulovich and Christ Dabo- vich left yesterday for a several weeks visit at San Francisco and oth- CT coast points.
 F. B. Wilson is in town from Fl Paso.
 Harry Roland. private secretary with Superintendent Kirk, at Cana nea. returned to his post of duty yes terday, following a few days visit in town on business.
 James Munch. Pat Harrington, Jake Wright and Hugh Ellston returned yesterday from their hunting trip. They brought back with them seven deer.
 W. H. Higgins and M. J. Hurley were among passengers out for Can anea yesterday.