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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Gampf bcn y@ciRcn SUB.


Goftoren in ser &erlommlung ser
federation Of 2abor". - &or.
trGge iibcr Sfmiuoiudt unO 9c,
fGmpfun9 ser SeuHe. - N}itpir-
furg ser o6e0crotion" in Sem
&ornpf gc9cn Sen a&ciBen Goo".
Gic geItriQc Sitlnq ser o@oIti.
more federation Of &obor" mar cine
b0dit intercNontc. Gin Gonlite oc5
,MorplGnOcr &crcin9 5ltr &crbiitltn9
u10 9efdnpimQ ser Sdminoiudt,
beItcbcno ans Or. &obn 2. Sutton,
SefretGr Der Stoot9- Is iltnobeitSs9e
b0rbc, Or, $. G8irtbitCc(, Yoitor Q.
Guthrie mo Sri. Nlic Iobbin$, er.
lhien III Ser &criommllmg un0 ers
lll6tc 0ie n6c0cration" I'M lire oftipe
Mfitmirfllng in bert Dor mlnnebr
Sipei o0er orCi &obrcn bier tnougll.
rirten c1cr8iid)cn &ompi Qeqcn oie
idrcdlidc Scude. Or. Sutton iogtc,
in Sen lcbtcn 5mci &obrcu bdbe oic
@eicaidoit $500 E%ltberculoii8 .S0uc
inter @cobod)tlmN Qebobt, mo ioit
ole bitten cineu t00tlthcn &crlollf
ocbobt; ollrh 5%luCtml0bi0e Notlubc.
banoIunG, settle m%lQcmon0t, nic:
iriihe 2llit quite GrnQhrln0 II, (. ~,
f0n1ten piclc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C.
BELT mo in 10 &obrcn oic Selld)e
our1 in~tcIliQcntc2 Mitmirfen ocS
gor5en Eilblifrm9 pouItGuoig oltSges
rottct iper0en.
Yoltor Guthrie ioQtc, Baltimore
lei itol5 olli 0a2 prohtuolc o9cIue.
ocrc.SotcI," 0oS @otel lei obcr cin
Gurus, obne 0en mon 1or5 gut icrti9
peroen f0nntc; Is 1Gbc icood) feline
cin5igc NnitoIt in ser Stoot, no
SHminoliihtiac ~bcbonoclt oocr iter-
ben f0nltcn; Baltimore brollhe iol6e
glnItolten nit uicl Sonnculid)t uno
2itit bohit %notbucnoig.
g(li Nntrog bon Or. Steel crnonrt-
te ErGlioent &irih Elm Gomitc, mel,
Dies bclien lou, bc5ii9Ii6 Scr 9etGn1z
pilng urO &erbiitrmg ser Gubercll-
lois e~r5iebcriid o1lf Die Nrbeitcrmol'
len, in ocrcn Wtitte oie Sellhe onl
perbcerenoiten iuiitbet, ein5uluirten.
Die 0cIcgoten Soicpb Mc@rcgor, ~.
Scr5og, s. @ollo0bcr, IS. Hollmonn
unO glbe @or0on iulir0en an 0o9 50.
mite ernannt.
Die Ier5te 0obcn Sem Gomitc cine
Wfen1c Qc0rltdter &ortenL iueld)e Ser
bnltrmgSmoBrcgcln nn0 quite &ntbs
ldlGgc Cntbolten. Die bouptlGhlid)'
item Observation-Disclosures iin0:
NleinihIoien I'M lltitigen 3inlmer
bel oiienem Scniter, Gntboltung bonn
@cmlB gciiti9cr @ctrGnte, loiortiGc
GoniuItirlng ser &linifen fir
S6lpinOliidtigc in 6dQcn bon <.
item mo glbmogerltng, Grt1ltun9cn
niht ST. uerno6lGlligen, nid)t oif
SlibboOcn o0er Srottoircn ollS5ll.
ipilden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
SuBe Gbren.


Sir SEN Observation-Disclosures Sauie
un6 SdobmeiIter @reif bonn
D@idcnfron3." - 9ci0e Serren
fcieru ibren @bidieO.
Der @eion0pereiu DGidenfron5"
ebrte gcitcrn9lbcno 5tpei ieiner beiteu
un0 iongeStiidtigitcn @litgGie6er in
s. Shmiot'S SoQe, Gfe 8. uno
@ouQbItrobc, Sigblonotoipn IN
b6dit poiIcn6cr @eiie. IS moren
GieS ser GbrensYrGiioent So6n
Souie un6 Ser S6obmciiter oes
@ercins, Sobn &. @reif. Gieie BEE
hen Serreu bege6en iif am nGhiten
Wfittwot ouf ocm Norbb. 2lopo-
0ompfcr oWfoin" nod) ser oIten SET
motb, Inn int id0neu <r1eiien-
Son0e Gerluonote SIT bcilthen, ut0
10 fornte ser Sercin nidt lml6in,
oeu Scrrcn QcIteru Ibeub nod ser
Singihtnoc @liif sur Heiie 81 luiin-
ihclL, iuorouf Iih sic Serreu onourd)
reuondirtcn, BOB iic ocn SGngern
ctn crQlliiiteS @outctt gnbcu, melhc3
in Ser m,tercn Solle Itottfono. Sier
mllroc 70 ntonhe3 bon Ser3en font
mcnbc @ort iibcr sic bciocn Serren
gciprohclL ipe5icl bonn SefretGr
SenrD @ieiefing mo bonn IrGiioen-
ten @eni. SeS. 2eetcrer pie8 beiotts
oer8 oltf Die bobcu GeroicnIte 0e3
&rn. Souic INN sic @riiltounq 1no
ooS Sortbeitcbcn oe8 &crcins bin,
mGbrcnb Sr. @ieiefing olld) Srn.
@reif ale Nnertcnurg fir ieiugSir-
fen i'm Snterclic oc5 GcreiuS SIT
She'll merben lieb. Gin brciiode3
mliifaIiidcS Sod pllroe ouf ooS
@obl ser S6eioenoeu ouSgebrod)t,
uno Ser Gerein fang mebrere ieiner
idonitcn Gborc. Crit sur frii6elt
Mtorgenitunoc muroe Dem ScItc ga,
ourd) Elm Gnoe bcreitet, ooB nc ei.
men Sdcioetrint auf 0oS @obl Ser
beiocn Singer tront u1o 5llglei6
oie Sofinuug ou8Iprod, ooB lie
MULTIPLICATION bierber 5liriidfebrcn
mogcn.
Sn Der @eidGitSiibuug, in peIder
YrGiibent @cr. Oeo ocn %oriib mo
Sr. Illg. @6bcG ooS YrotofoQ fiibrte,
murocn %GinIooungen pom oS9oIia.
Wdnncr6or" mo ,@ern1oniasS Curt
pCrcin" ongenommcn II. beidIoiieu,
lid in corpore al Dem 6riiblingS.
IeItc 6cS nTag. 9eutidcn @oiiens
bollicS" i'm .IarIep Eort" 81 bethel.
ligeu. 3luci poiliue Wtitalicoer mur.
ben ollfgcnommer. Sr. 81. @obel be.
rihtctc iooonn ol8 8orliber bcS So.
mites, pel6eS ocn lcbtcn IuSflllg
nod) y@ooolono @cod)" orraugirte,
oob bCricIbe cir gldn5en6cS NcIllltot
crGub, ioluobl IN gcianglidcr, olS
oltd) IN finon5icller 9e5icbung. Ger
&crcin iprud oorolfbin Dem Gomite
leincn Can't aus, ioluie olId) Oenltit.
glieoern ocS ,9umen.GcreirS, mel.
DIE iih bcionoerS nm oas @elinqeu
0eS ScIteS ucrOient gcmod)t batten,
oorltntcr ocn 6rorlen s. Sollie, 9.
Oe0, =. @ogncr mo q. Seller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
@aiienbans.
&ulfsfcit.
Eiingit.W Ontag,
ben II. SUM,
Sarlcp.Earf.

~ulltU FuII
@abIredt . Nmcnocmcnt, inter mel.
d1em eS feline MiinoritdtS e @urtci
pom irgeuo peldcr 9c0eltlung &c.
ben un6 ser unobbGltQiQc Stimmac.
Der obiolut feincn@inilub ii6en f6nn-
te. Gr prizes Die Grncmun0 oe8Srn.
@onaportc 5ltm 6lottcn . ScfretGr.
lpelfe oo$ gauge umcrifoniihc Boil
tcfricOigcn Iolltc. Nci'm Ncnncn 0c5
NanlenS ocS ncllcn 6lottcn e Scfre.
tGrS erbob iid) cin Wtimlten lana an.
baItenocr NpplorS, ln0 lpic ein
SilngIing crr0tbeno, crbob iid Sr.
Sonaportc, ser in elmer ode 0eSSoas
les berborgcn lab, mo pcrbeltgtc iid)
nlebrerc MoIc. 9oruuf iprod Sr.
Son0porte, un0 Damn luur0e 0oS fol
acn0c Gonitc fir @ei6liiiic crlbnnt:
Gdnicl Noud bon Nucgnnp-GOuntp
Or, q. 6. Slld bon Nrlc Nrrn0cl
GountD, Sobn 9(. Sollcbte BON f.,
Geo. ". Eo6gct bonn 2, 9.@. Gcmp.
len bonn 8. utb &. s. StpIe8 BON 4.
Se9iSlntur . SiItrift bon Baltimore,
Geo. 6. 2pnd) bon @ultimorc.Gouns
IN, S6onto8 Horron bon GolpCrt.Go.,
Is. Is. SBnrrcr bon Carroll, $. 10.
0fcGllno0b bon Gccil5 GbnmoS 81.
Green bon Caroline, g.. e. Whl00
bon GborIeS., G6. g. @oIo86orouqb
bon 9ord)cItcrs, q. Q. S6orp bon
Sreocrid-, Or. u. q. RupcnScroit bon
@orrctt-, @m. g. 9ofer bon Sor.
ior0-, u. q. @lofcncp bon &olpor0,,
&ilblr GlioIon bon Sent, IS. blair
bon MontgomcrD; s. 3. @oripid
bon Queen Nnne'S-, s. q. @Iun0ou
bon Erince Georges e. $. @corion
bon ct. WorD'S, q. 2incoln0 rp0en
bon Somcrict., u. g. @olfer ponSol-
bot, Is. u, 0ooiS bon @oibington-.
6. 3. 9. Gurner bon @icomicos
0ou1tp.
Sic @eifIiiIie morcu, mic 0a$ 1tctS
bel ioIfen @cIcgcnbcitcn scr Sail lit,
porgcorbeitct. GoS Gomlite mar o6cr
0od iiber cine Strloc in @crot6u1g
un0 fam nm 123 llbr nit Cilcml p0(-
lig umgcorbciteten tllr5 mo bin.
Oigcn @erf micocr 5llriid. Die &c.
idliiiie ioGcl, 0oB ser %oriitcr 6c3
StnntS . Central . Gomitc'S cineSoQc
in Baltimore oltSiud)cn ioa, in mcIs
der 6ic StaatS : Contention 5llc
Hominirltnq cineS Gan0t0otcn fir
StdatS Gontrolcur gcbnltcn pcr6cn
lou, crmG6tigen oo5 Gretrtio . SO.
mite 0eS StaatS Central . Gomitc'S,
%beItcbcnb ans oeu Soriibcrn in Den
b%eridicocnen Counties mo sen pier
Wtttglic0crn at large BON Baltimore,
bnS 9atlm fiir sic Contention felt
3llIcBen; trefien ollgcmeinc 9citim,
munger fir sic ErimGrmoblen IN
ben Counties; iiberloiicn eS ocn
@aro 0elcgntioncn, sen Grefutipcn
i6rer rcipettioen @nr0 5t pdbIer,
un0 outoriiiren sic 9lbboltung bon
elmer Sltbi5iol Contention IN ocnt
ans Baltimore. un0 &orforb,Gountp
bcitcbenben orittcn Suoi3iol.9c5irt2
5ur Nominirung cines Gonoionten
fir Sberridtcr.
Nod gnnobmc ser 9ei6liiIIe MIR
DC sic III Sreoerid = Goltntp bcrcit3
itattgefunocne Gountp E Gonncntion
ionftionirt. Inter ocm ipe5iellen
YrimGriuobl . @cict beS Gountp3
mitBte Die Contention friib gebolten
mcroert.
Die Seriommlung pertogte iid MI
5 llbr nod Dem o&enncrt = Sotel"
binii6er, no cS 9bompo9ncr ltno al.
IerbanO 3elifoteiien CAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Gin groBer Gontroft { ii t
cine 9ultimorerS irmo. -
Die iron50iiibe Te9ieru1g bot Der
6irma u. Shumoder & So. Sen
Gontraft SIR 2%icferung bon iieben
WiQionen Tiuno Sobof i'm ndditen
Sabre iibertrogem @em lid) Ser &c.
l~ieierte Sobof oils bon gutter Gualis
tat ~ertpeiit loa Der Sieferungsbetrag
nod crbobt mer0en. ESm per0ongenen
Sabre botten Die Sirmen u. S6umns
der & So. ul1o Se1rp 2olltS & 60.
ben Gontroft 5it 9leid]en Sbeilen. IS
lit GieieS ooS critic Mol, boB Ser Gonz
trait or1 cine 6irma allcin iibergeben
ipur0e.
Gin neueS Apartment.
bans. = Sm Niitroge ocS Saunteis
tiers SronciS &. Ycucl nrbeitet Der
Mrditeft Sobn u. Soriptbe oen Gnt-
ipurf fir elm groBe5 NportmcntbntS
an ser ode BON Colbert, uno 80. Ctr.
aus. 9os @ebGuoe ioa 140 Sub an
Der 80. StroBe unb 46 Sub an Ser
Galpert=S traBe entbolten mo MIR
orei Stodluerfe bod peroen.
Gigentbi ii m I Of er undll.
Ser @oggon Nr. 703 Ser Dort-
Hoao 2inie itieB geitern @torgen
on Der yorf : HoaO, in ser NGbe Der
0rforoItroBe, oen binteren Sbeil oeS
@ogens bes Srn. Anorem $. Grof.
bon Butler, Baltimore . County, OIL,
in 5olge oeiien oas Subrperf iid)
gan5 umorebte uno Ser Wotormonn
Sobn Mc8ee bon ser 9ei6iel oes
8agens in Die Seite g%etroffen pul-
DC. Mc@ee's gerletiinsen iparen 10
idmer5baft, baB er mad Dem st.
Soiepbs Soipital" gebradt meroen
muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

VI cd cl ermi d t. Sm
mIittlcrcn StationSbaule IiBt Der 2l'
iGbrigc @ltD Stepart bon Nr. 1916,
@iQiomitroBc, inter ser gnidulOis
0rnh Dem gte9cr Geo. ". Chambers
BON Nr. 1870, GttingltraBe, oeilcn
c%inipGnnigcS Sitbrlperf 5ltm Wcrtbe
bon 500 gcitoblcn SIT boben. Steru'
art fam 0citern Nbeno nit oem6llDrs
Wcrf 5u Dem YierOcbdnoler S. Sane,
Or. 40, NorO . SigbltroBe, uno Of
terrific eS 0emielben 81 So. Gerood)t
I6opfenO, OoB nit Dem Sllbriuerfe
uidt Niles IN Sronnng lei, benod).
rid)tigte 6r. Same oen 8oli5iitenEcn'
oergoIt unO oieier perboitete Steiu'
art. 9ol0 oarallf fam Ser Gigen-
Thinner OeS 6ubrperfs un0 ioentill'
5irte cS. Steiport bate ooiielbe it.
gcnOWo ouf Der StroBe beiticgcn,
mdbreno Der Heger iid) in elmer
@irtbi6oft ItGrfte.
eSobreSi6 Scr
Observation-Disclosures" iinoet bctte
No6mittog in Der erlten metbooiItis
i6en Observation-Disclosures itatt. Die @ro.
buirten iino: Settle Bones, ellie
Glort, Gtbel 0oipnS, IgneS 8rDiin'
ger, Mo6el @ro5ier, Gli5obetb Gut
man G~li5obetb Centrum, Gecil Sent
oerioll, @retden tSohidilo, &otbo.
rine Sooper, 2ouiie SocobS, IgneS
2eorp, aotborine Sinoion G0itb Wios
nagon, 5ronceS Monnina gea
@onn 6Iorence WorcllS, Nlicc Iar'
tim, &oiolie Nolono, Gpelpn Sun.
oerS, Senrietto Strous, Moub Strid.
len, Olga Sd)oefer, Selen @anitaIl,
Coma @arfieIo, Gpelpn @oro ul6
Nilbelmind 8roener.
SarpCp'S y t | nj o + G t
2und =. &oomS, Die ourd oas
groBe Serer i'm 6ebruar Dor. SabreS
in Witleioenldait ge5ogen luuroen,
iino unter Der Iriiberen 2eitung mie,
Der nod DEM alten HloBe an 9olti'
more unb GortbltroBe 5uriidgefebrt.
IoS2ofol lit nit alien mlooernen8er.
beilerltngen auSgeitattet.
@ebt ltreng or. Sn Solgc
m~ip0erholtrr Weidhmpr0eu pom Sfrd
ben . HeinigungS Gepartement .0uB
Gontroftoren lire aarren 5lt pou la
Sen uno in Solge Oeiien iorttp1breno
sic Straben beidmuben, bat &16i
Grammar i'm mittleren StationS'
bapie bei6loiien, itreng gegen ole
Gentroftoren por3ugeben. SarueD
Snre, @ormonn Der 5irn1n WtcGar.
oea II. Sore, muroe geitern nm $50
uno Soften geltrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Maiicnbanss
&ulfsfeIt.
Efinait @OntOa,
Den II, Suni,
S0rlcDsEnrf.

Sonoers oen SORTS um0 6rou Gotb.
@r0iiel oos ErotOtou. Ole Sdot.
mciItcrin Srou Got6. Gd pcrlos if.
rem bul6iGbrlidcn Iinon5.@ cridt,
ans mclhenl 81 erlcbcr uor, ooB sic
Iinol5cn oe$ &crCju5 ic0r 5lfricoen.
itcQcnp fino, IS mlrOr bcihloiicL
Mithpodl. ocll 81. SUM, No6mrittogS
cincn ght5fHIg nod (0ompion'$ geo
@irt Souic 3n mtcrncbulcn, uno
Yfingit : Montog ijd at Ncm @oi.
icn6ollS , Gicltic SIT bCtbCilidcn. Sod
Nlbmidclung Scr &outine . @ei6Gftc
luo 6rou SQnOcr2 Sic Gomen 5uGiS.
Creme uno Sudden cin.
Scr. SGngcr BON 9uIti.
more"
Die %ereinigtcu Singer, pcIdc
am Montog Oem @oiicuicitc 6cipob.
men ipcrbcL perionmcIn iid morgen
@lbcnO in Der nMomonic" SIT ibrcr
lcbtcn Strobe. Sod ser SiltgItlmoe
iinoet cine iuidti8c @ci0GitSiitung
Itott.
.@ittcl8bo6 @crcin."
Ger yg9ittelSbod) &crcin pon9al.
tintorc" biclt feline rcacIm1bi0c Ser.
innmIlrng inter Dem &oriib oeS
ErGiiocntcn u. @0b in ser Stag.
Suae" ob. Sr. 6. ". &cinborot inn.
Qirtc OILS Erotofoliiibrcr. Sin ncltcS
WtitQIieo ~Qclouatc sur 9(ufuo6mc,
lub ooS &crgniiamQ5 , Gomitc be.
rid)tctc, Oob bic &orbcrcitu19cn fir
Die Grfuriion I'M bcitcn @on0c ieicr.
Scr ErGliocnt iibcrrcihtc Sri. ".
Hiibcr un0 Srnu Geo. Niibcl ais 9n.
crfemumg iiir ibr Witluirfcn bel
0cm MoSfenbollc 5luci 9ccrcn E Ger
picc. 3lm Sdlulic miroc 81 Gbrcn
bon Srn. Sobonm @inflcr, meld)cr
am 0icnItog mad 0Clttihluno reiit
cine iolcnuc g6idico3fcicr inicenirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Hiibcr un0 Srnu Geo. 9tiibcl ais 9(n.
crfenmlng iiir ibr Mitluirfcn bel
0cm MtoSfenbollc }lUci 9ccrcn . Ger.
picc. 3um Sdluiic uuroc 81 Gbrrll
bon Srn. Sobom @inflcr, pcld)cr
am Gicnitog mad 0cutihlolo reiit,
cine i~olcnnc Ibidico3icicr inicenirt.
8 ir sic Stnon5melt.- SC.
fern oeS n0eutihcn Correspondent,
ten" sic &npitoImnIogcn mod)cn
moacn oicre sur Nod)rift, ooB sic
oWtcrcontiIc Gruit II, 0cpoiit Co."
Ode @ernlon- mo Golpcrtitr., NIT
ibrcm SiderheitSaCu0lbe sur 9(uf6c.
mobrung bon @cytbpopicren II. (, ~,
0oS I'M groBen @ron0e mpcriebrt
blicb, No6laB : &crmultnngcn 81.
n%on5onloqcn fir aopitoIiitcn II. I'M.
ollh cin bcoelltenOc3 9onfgei6Git be.
trcibt uno ourdl ibrc In5ei9c an olt.
oerer Stct(c @eidditSIcl,te mo Sri.
notpcrioncn crlldt, @cl0er BORT 81
ocponireu, Gle @cicQi6oit, meIde
iibcr &apitnl un0 llcbcridub bon
$5,SO0,000 perfilat ulO iid) cineS
ouS0c5cidncten HufeS c%rircllt, be.
5oblt ole iibliden SntcreIicn oui
summer sic sum IouicnOcn Ser.
fe6r, @eidGit9bctrieb oocr auf Ian,
gere Belt binterlcgt merOen.
Gin Spier beS SeufcI$
g o d,"-Sn Dem ais oGepiIS Sole"
bcfonnten Gbeile ser @lppnn'S
SGQe, nobe ser gpenlc.
Bride, iuoicIbit oaiGbrlid picle Ser
ioucn ertrinfcn, crtronf ser 10 Sabre
oItc Sreoerid Groft bon Greensboro,
H..G, mcldcr iidl bier gum geIi6c
oufbielt, bci'm gaben. Scin Geld.
nam ipltrbc in Ser Mmbulonj be8
norbmcitliten 8iltriftS nod Der
Worg1le iibergciilbrt
@roBc& o Of self M % seize,
bere SotcI." Sm Wooilons
9(penle.G en1pel lpllroe 9eitcrn 9l6cno
Sri. Carrie Gl0cr 8ntmon, Sodter
Der Sroit SSocl 8utmon bon Nr.1S03,
gutoip . Eloce, nit Srn. Nbrobom
WioieS, cincm 2ebrer am nEeoboop.
Wtuiif = Gonicruatorium," getrout.
Hobbil,er Gr.N0olpb @iitmofer bolls
500 sic beiliQC Sonolrng. Die 9rolt
ipilr0e BON ibrem 9rltoer, Srn. 2oltiS
s.. @ltmon, Dem 9rGutigom 5ll0e,
iii6rt, uno Nrdutiungiern moren oia
SrlS. Wabel 5ltbler un6 &eonorc
| StrollS, mo Sr. Geo. Siemon &c,
leitcte oen 9r0utigum. glS lli6erS
iunQirten sic 6olgenoen: ST. Stem.
berger BON Ebllo0elpbio, Wor Sob
Ter bon Nelp 2)orf, Soel StrouS, Or.
SSoco6 S. NoIlnnoer, 2ouis q. Gut.
man, Sbco. +. StrauS, 8. 6. Green.
baum, Simon $. Stein, Sobn SO.
tier, 2olprence Yenoann, 2epi5 Ser
nep, SomurO u. Sbatd)er, Econ So.
blenS, ,Soel }tolialler, Sran5 Born.
idein, Moies Morris, George Sllbler
mo Simon 2tOler, JRos gliidli6c
Gaor nabm nof oct Sronung Die
ber5lidjen @liifwiinide Der pieIen
So65citsg1ite uno lpertbpoae 8e.
idenfe i'm .@otcl 9elpebere" entge.
gen uno frat noh ei1em qroBenSod).
~seitsmubie cine Reiie nad) Dem Hor.
Ben an.
Sir Sen CONNER. = Die
Baltimore GbeIapeafe = Itlontic i.
Giienbo6n @eieuidoit" bat fir ole
bii6ifen Goltrcn mad Sceon,Gitp II.
nod Gebobotb.g eaf, ioiuie Ole 9ai
binunter bis nuh 9toriolf eiren prdd).
tia iaultrirten 9eiieiiibrer ~beraisge.
geben, lpcIfer auf 9erlansen bon
Dem galiagier.I genten z. Wurood,
Scr. 2, Qiqbts5 troBe. nod iraeno eli.
ner aoreIie geianot miro. Ous Bud
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THE MAGAZINES

Standards by Which to Measure Correct
ness of SpeecI1.-These are days in which
man scarcely feels like risking speech
Of any sort, for fear Of criticism: that is
if he be at all sensitive to criticism.
Some one is almost sure to catch him
up Where shall he find standard to
guide his words? Professor Thomas r.
Lounsbury Of tale answers the question
in Harper's Monthly for June in three
words, present good usage But to get
the full meaning of his rule one would
better read his article in full; the rule
will stick the better in his mind if he
does.
A Good Story by Lord MacauIay-
This morning we breakfasted with
Dean and Mrs. Miman in the cloisters of
Westminster abbey, says an extract from
the letters of Edward Everett's daughters
written during his ministry in England
and published in the June Scrihner's. They
had promised afterward to show us the
abbey, which we had never entirely seen.
Our party at breakfast was very pleasant;
besides ourselves, there were Mrs. Ma
caulay, Hallam and Hayward, and sis
ter of Mrs. Milman's. Mr.. Macaulay was
as brilliant as usual at breakfast, and told
many pleasing anecdotes. One remem-
Der, of a police officer at Paris, when the
famous cantatrice. Mile. Sontag. APP
piled for a passport Instead of filing
up the signalement with precise descrip-
ton of forehead, hair eyes, nose, etc, he
drew a line down the whole and wrote.
"Angelique." Gallant, n'est-ce-pas?
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STRANGE ROBBERY STORY
WOMAN TELLS OF EXCITING EX-
PERIENCE WITH BURGLAR, BUT
POLICE DISBELIEVE IT.

A strange story of robbery and bru-
tai treatment is told by Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Cole, 905 Chicago avenue, who
was found unconscious early, yesterday
morning in the basement OF an unnn-
ished building near her home. Mrs.
Coles cries were heard by the neigh
bors, who ran to the rescue, and, with
the aid of a ladder, took her from the
basement to her rooms.
She told her rescuers that while she
was sitting alone in her room about
10 O'Clock Monday night, burglar
quietly entered the room, threw cloth
over her head and robbed her OF S9O
in bills which she carried in her stock
ing. Then choking her almost to in
sensibiIity, he carried her down stairs
and threw her into the basement direct
" back of the new Asbury hospital;
There she lay UNCONSCIOUS until
o'clock in the morning, when she cried
for help. -,
The police, on hearing of the matter.
went to the residence, but Mrs: Cole
would not talk to the officers. An IN
vestigation resulted in the report that
Mrs. Cole had gone away from home
in a carriage earlier in the evening and
was not at home when she said the
burglar entered. Those who aided in
her rescue from the cellar said that
she wore an evening gown. She denies
this.
The police believe that the woman
fell into the cellar and was not robbed.
| Mrs Cole is a widow and has kept
a rooming house at 905 Chicago avenue
for several wears.
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Roseau 'Chortles.

7 g. = = - 4 Is
Patience has ceased to be a virtue
with the. people Of Roseau. Since 1890
the little village near the northern
boundary, county seat Of the county
with the same name, has lived in hope
Of railroad. It has labored, petitioned
and pleaded with the officials of the
Great Northern for a line that will give
them railroad connections with the rest
of Minnesota. Meanwhile the eastern
end Of the county has been trayersed
by the Canadian Northern, and War
road has sprung up into thriving rail
road town. Still the great area of
western Roseau and eastern Marshall
has remained inland. Last year the
Thief River Falls branch Of the Great
Northern was extended across the coun-
ty line to Greenbush, and hope was re-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
CLAPP ON RATE HEARINGS
SENATOR SAYS HIS COMMITTEE
WILL NOT DISCUSS MERITS OF
QUESTION UNTIL FALL. T

Senator Moses E. Clapp has just re-
turned from Washington, where, as a
member of the senate committee on in
terstate commerce, he has been attend
ing the hearings on the railroad rata
bills. He says of the committees work:
Our hearings extended over five weeks
and were very complete. We heard every
one, no matter who he was, and as con-
siderable publicity was given to the hear
ings in advance no fault could be found
for want Of opportunity to be heard. OF
course in hearing of that length neces-i
sarily a great deal of evidence was taken;
which may not be of much importance,
but much of it is important on the gen.
eral questions of transportation both al
to the regulation Of rates and the subject
generally known as the private car lines.
The evidence will be thoroly tndexed
and the committee will meet for the pur-
pose Of preparing report two or three
weeks before congress meets. No action
was taken nor discussion had which would
form any basis for determining at this
time what report the committee Will make
The matter has never been discussed in
the committee.
There probably will not be an extra
session of congress in the sense Of an
| extraordinary session 1t is barely pos
sible that the president Will convene COD
gress two or three weeks earlier than
the regular time for converting, with the
idea that by doing SO it can get ready by
the first of December instead Of taking
the usual time after the first OF December
for organization.
The matter of deficit is no occasion for
any serious alarm. The expenditures OF
the government have been rather heavy
| the last two years. The canal project mas
required great deal of money and then
| 1t is not always possible to measure &C
curately disbursements and receipts IN
great government, so that the fact that
there happens to be a deficit at present
in itself presents no occasion for alarm.
Senator Clapp is in favor of abolish
| ING the Panama canal commission, and
placing the work in the hands of the
war department, which already has Or
ganization of the kind needed to handle
the canal work.
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RENOVATING WILD ANIMALS
Bathing and Brushing UP Menagerie
Characters a Difficult Process

Bathing and Brushing Up Menagere
Characters Difficult Process.
The care required in keeping circus ami
mails in good condition is a matter of
great consideration with the Forepaugh-
Sells Shows which will be in Minneapolis
June 5. A force of experienced men I'M
der the supervision Of Mr.. Patterson, head
keeper, are constantly at work bathing,
combing, brushing and exercising the diff
ferent species. To go over a herd of
twenty-five elephants takes many hours
each day. In order to keep the skin soft
and clean it IS first carefully oiled The
oil Is rubbed well into the hide and as q
rule six or eight men are set to work
on the same animal. Some Of the work.
men attack the elephants legs while
others climb ladders and rub the huge
back.
The hippopotamus is tied down every
two weeks and receives an Oil bath, the
keeper applying ;neatsfoot oil with a
stiff brush. Monkeys require more at
tention than one would imagine. oThey
must be cleaned and brushed and the worn
spots Of their fur covered up, and if they
look weak or sickly they must be doc
tored. ~.
Lions are not hard to FIX" up in the
way of toilet. Care must be taken, how
ever, that the water is not too cold. be-
cause lions are sensitive to cold and apt
to go off with galloping consumption.
Eyenas and black Ileopards don't take
kindly to water. They have to be roped
down and muZZled for bathing