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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
SanitGts.8 crid)t.

SlNl piluIiNilSi uIl W. UtlliilDlluDtB
gcrinN. - 3obl Der o%nacncloc-
ten @cbllrten lpicbcr flcincr ol2
bic Der Sterbei1ac,
Nod) Dem gcridt bcS @elunoDeita.
Gonlnliii0rS Or. SomcS 9oslcp CT
eignctcn lid 1872 SoocSi1uc in Bal
tinore III Der leBtcn @odc, 9cgen
pa in Der gleiflouicnocn @od)c oca
@oriobres. 1873 in 1902 mo 1856 III
1901. Die Sterblidfcitsrotc betrilo
17.11 pro 1000 Der Welonmtbcpolfe.
rntg, 1886 fiir Die @ciBcn luro 1859
fir Die Neger. Son Den &crltorbe-
men iuoren 81 i'm Illalonoc gcborcl,,
43 luorcn 9teacr. Snl 9opoiGu.Nipl
%crci9nCten lid) Z. III Soipitolern %.
in onoeren Snititlitcn 10 SpoesiGQc;
81 Snaucite mlirben %obgcbolten. Mla
9eborcn iplroen 93 ipciBe uno IA Nc.
gcrfinocr gcmelbct. Sic bolptiGt.
lidliten SuocSlirIodcn luorcl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

SuH ueH StlHtTeH DerlQl1elt llllO MI
trilben 9luSiid)ten fir oic 81
flnft begcbt Der 65 Sabre aft
Charles 3obrenOt SeI6itmoro.
Charles 3abrcnot, Gin Go Sabre
alter oelltiher 9oditeinIcger, ipeId)el
emit bier ein proipcrirenocS @eid)1f1
oils Contractor betrieb, beging &c.
tern Wtorgen SelbItmoro, inoem et
IN Ieiucr @o6mlng, Nr. 80, @cit.
WhllberrDItroBc, cine 9oii5 Sol5.
'ollre einnabm. Gr ltorb nod 5cbu'
'tilnoigem gr1Bliden 2eiocn i'm
oWtorplGnoer llnipcriit0tS Soipital.
Sm Soipitol CAB 3obrcnOt fem oll-
oeres Wotiu iiir ieille Chat an, ais
boB CT Oes 2ebenS iiberoriiiiig lei.
3abrenot nor Elm 0clttider BON 8e.
burt un0 elm Wnllrcr bon Beirut. Gr
mar leincr 3eit Witglieb bonn Ger.
mania Srrnperein." Dor &abrcll
bate or ais 9aiulnterncbmcr qrobe
Grfolge 81 per5eidnen, oo6 pcrIor CT
Iein @ernogen nod llno nod mieocr,
10 Dab er 5ulett i'm 9ranooiltrift oils
VodIteinlegcr orbeitcn ml,btc. Dos
Snus, III iucldcm cr Dobnte, mor fem
Gtgentbum. uno 5luor bate er oos-
lelbc an &rn. Charles 9unnon Der.
intellect, bel iucld)em er logirte. 2ebtc
@odlc muroe ooS 3auS inn lpegen
elmer f1Iligen SDpotbef 5pangSpciie
pcrtuuit. Die 6olnilie 9ou1on er.
belt Noti5 gum IilS5iebcn, uno iola.
lid mubte oltd) 3nbrenot lid nodJ ci-
mem onocren Golni5il umicben. Die.
les Id)icn Dos bnuptiG6lid)c Motiu
jllnl SeIbitmoro 81 iein. 9lm Srei.
tag Nbcno belldlte 3obrenot Sroil
Is. Sdoiielb bon Or. $50, @eIt.
SoltimoreitroBe, uno ais er ibr Sous
oerlieB, id)ien CT gutter 0inge 5u icin.
I'm = llbr MorgcnS pernobn 3roit
9ai1non &iilferuic aus 3obrenot'S
3lnlmer, rlo ais tic binouf elite,
fonb Iie ocnielben iid Dor SfmcrSen
luGl5cno Dor. Sic madte ibnl Gin
5llrcd)t, ood) mliroe lciu De
INNER ld)Iimmer, mo Or.
Nfltrrop lpuroe berbeigeruien. DDS
Mll9e oeS Nr5tes erfauntc 10.
Dob Der Mom @iit eingenoml-
men bottc, nno Sem glr5t gegeuiiber
3obrclot Oieies ollG Gin. Gr
oaber ouf Gmpieblung beS
nod) Dem yWorpl1noer llllis
oeriit1tS. Soipitol" iibergeiiibrt, no.
er nm 12t llbr Nafmitto9s
lod unid9lid)em 2eioen itarb. Der
Scrblihene birtterlGbt bier &inoer,
;luci Sod)ter III @oibington mo 5lpci
Soble IN Baltimore. Die iiilgite
Sod)ter, lucld}e crit IS Sabre alt lit,
ibren Gater crit Dor 5tuei go
ben, nm lih ST. ibrcr Oerbeirotbetcn
nud) @oibington 5u be-
Icben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Il genlelbei lpilrocn:
harmonic.
Sonntaa, 1. Sannar, 8 llir
Mbcnbs, H%eniabrsfcicr ncbit Ye.
id)ccrnng int GInbGanic. Cd
harmonic

3ur ii dgefebrt = Sr. @iI.
belm 9otteripeid). Sohn oes Srn.
Safob Gotterlpeih BON @r. GOA, Siib.
groablpap, febrte geitern Worgell
mad etiua 30 Monoten, Ole er auf
ben TbilippinenzSnieln oils Wit.
gIico bcs Vunhcs.W orineccrps Al.
brodte. liod) Baltimore 5ilriid mo
iiberruItie ieiiien @oter burd) icin
Grideinen ant lestcn Gage bes Sab
res. Sr. 0ottertueid) lit aui llrlnnb
bier nub miro erii I'M fali ans Der
Irliicc cnflniiea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Nrbciter.2ieoertaicl.
@cibnadJtsfeier bcntc, Sunntag,
in Sol5's Safe,
40S, @eit-g crinstOnsS traRc. ~

g o. cir 2ebenSmiio Scr. -
Ger Yoli5iit 6lonigon bonn lueitli.
den Giitrift foro g~eitern abelo ci-
nclt Mtunn in Ser @eit.Boltimore.
Strobe in belullBtIoiem 3ultanoe allf
Der Strnbc licgenb Dor. ST IieB bcit
Wonn 1lad, Dem .Warplonber llni.
pcriitdtS = &oipitol" bringelL no.
ielbit Die ger5te sonitotirten Dab Der
Yntient cine Eortion aorbolidurc &c.
trullfen bate. Sn oen Sniden OeS
3obten lpilrbe Die AorcIic rs. Goro,
Scr. II, Siio.Gnrroaton,I penue," &c.
fltnOcn.
Nblcbcn.- Gnt9orinc Nbelbcio
Bon Seine, @nttin bon Srn. ,Sobonn
$. Son Seine, ltarb 0eitcrn in ibrcr
lebten @obnlln1 9r. 1923, Golllml.
6io. Npenlc, I'M "a. 2%ebcnSiobre. Die
Gerblidcnc ipltroe am %. Wtoi 1881
81 9oober1cn, Eropin5 '0onnoper,
geborcn. Sic mar nit ibrcm Totcr
@crburO Sicrc lno Tomilie I'M Sruli
1851 eingeiuanocrt. PIN ,. Moi 1857
beirot6ete JIG ibren @ntten s. $. Son
Seine. auBer ibrem trouerlloen @at.
ten bintcrlGBt iic 5wei Sobne, Sem.
rid q. uno George 8. Ion Seine,
lnlb cine Sodtcr, Srau Worin ..
Soede, ionic orri 9riioer, Sobonn
Scrnlonm mo Seinrid) Siere unb cis
he Sfuclter, Sroll Iruno u. @oPb.
mcr.
- &r. Nifoluus Gitel, @otte BON
antigllnoc Cibcl, itorb am Ireitog
im Sitter bon 50 Sabren mo I MO
luten. Die @ccrbigilng finbct NOR.
gen No6mittag NM = llbr bon Ger
@obnung ieineS SobneS, Srn.Senrp
Tibel, Nr. 215, Noro.Guroline.S Ctr,
aus itott.
Sobt m 9ett. - 6rou Morp
@roopcs, 60 Sabre oft, ipllroe &c.
Worgcn III Der @obnung Der
6rou Worp Sill, Mr. 1896, Canton.
slpenlic foot in ibrem Bette licgeno
alfaeiunoen.
Serrn ermn MS Tor.
t + q g. - Der Artifcl Die foiierlid)
beutife Heid)soruderei. Elm @ullter.
i~nititit IN ted)niiher, ianitdrer nl,O
io3iulpolitiid)er Siniid)t, "oer am leis
ten Sonntog i'm yGentiden GORE
iponoentcn" erifier, lit einenl Dor.
TRACE entnomnen, iueldlen Sr. Cleo
Dor 3mermalrn am Samitng, ben II.
Dor benz .0eutid)en Eed)-
nifer.Gerein BON Baltimore" in
Sale, Hr. tt22, Sarioro.apc.,
belt. Der Gortroe hat grobeS Sn.
in lueiteren areiitn erregt.
II NJ ii h Gben. = annic
9tr. 726. Horo. Solporo.
Strobe, lulrbe 9%eitcrn pplt Suiucs &.
gcid)ieoeir, oen Tie ont 5. !
Sirni 1893 be%iratbete. Sic bebaliptet,
bon ibrer itarferen Sdlfte in grull.
Weiie b%ebanbelt iporoen sil
Ieii,. Iie 2eute trennten iit I'M Su,
l,uor 1896.
Sottie 6arlcp mill Roger, at.
1ebIider Serllad)ldiii9lng bon Tatr.
geid)ieben ieiil. Iuberbem CT.
iie Dos 8erid,t, ibrem @atten
ben &crfoui ieines in Sericp
l~elegenen gigentbums inn @ertbe
BON 5000 5u perbieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

S'"I wv OWL
Sr. urlo 6rou 6rieOridl Siiblc feicr-
ten geitern Nbenb in ibrer 9eboit,
lung, Nsr. 34i6, Sit-goltinlorc.S IT,,
ibr 2~0-i1brigeS Sod)5eits-S ubilGum,
5ugleid) Den AZ. @eburtstog oes Srn.
Sitble, Die Dor ailr5cm itottgebobte
Srainlng oeS Eaorcs, Sri. 9eiiic
Silblc nit Srll. Senrp Sd)ild, nno
5ugleih iono Die Sollfe Scr Stpci ling
item 2inoer bon Srr. uno Sroll
Siible, Worp s, 3 Sabre, uuo @eorg,
Is Wonate alt, itott.
3mci 9 f ii II nm Mittcr.
d t. - Die Nad)boridoft bon
6ron Hoiic 2libad)'s @obnung, Tr.
345, 5orreit.S traBe, puroe in ser
Nddt bonn 5reitae auf geitern ourf
5lpei &eoolperifiiiie olarmirt. Cine
llnterlud)ung ergob, buB Elm @inbre.
der erllld)te, Srau 2ubad einen Be
JUDI ob5uitotten, unb i'm Die 6rall
ourd oos g(bfeuern zines HepolperS
oerideud)te.
Sncorporntionen = Die
.@lobe Snno & Contracting Co."
lmlroe eeltern bon ben SS. 8iGiam
i. Srie, Iorris s. Mitdell. Geo. ..
Collins, Cigar 6. @obe mo Soiepb
u. aatenberger NIT $4,000 @ftien.
fapital incorporirt.
Die nSerbolO Bait & Gonltrnc.
ton So" ,prrbe nit $4,000 gftiens
topital BON ben SS. Gbas. Serbolo,
Gbas. s. Serbolo, Sobn II. Serbolo,
William $. Serbolo mo Gonroo
0epicn incorporirt.
Neue &Iagen e.g c II
9 d)oumIoffel = 3ipei alagen
ipuroen seitern i'm Staotaeritt se'
gen Z. SilIiils Sd,aumloffcl nno
feline giirsen, bic n5ioelitp & Oepoiit
Co." %anb1ngig gerhatt. ipell
Sd)aumloffel angeblid) dis NadlaB'
peripalter bon Soiepb Gangs Sinter-
laiienidoit feline enogiiltige abred).
ituns abseIegt unb nod 5000 III lei.
item geiis bnben ioa. 8eora Gang
lit Der aldser in oieiem 5al. Die
anoere alage muroe BON Soiepb
einem aiiberen aino oes Eeita.
tors, eingereid)t. Der 9ldser giebt
au, oob Staumloffel $t706.S8 CUR
8ertbeillng III ieinem 9eiis babe
itf,o linn bis iest nod, Nid,ts BON Die.
fer Surnme aiisbe5abIt bobe.
u iinden Sheibung. -
Annie Sobn iudte geItern i'm areis.
I'M tbeiImeiie Sfeioiing bon
ibrem @attet. @ilitap .Sobn. nad,
neil oieier Tie angeblih 10 grauiam
bebanoelt babel, ioIl. oaB iie ge5wun-
gen mar, i'm am 8. Suli 1904 5i
uerlniien.
sSin n1mlif)en 8erid)t reid)tc
Mice u. Cor ein 9eiiif Inn Sfei.
oune bon 2eon 9. Cor Elm. llntrel,e
aIs Sheionmgsarnno anae0e,
ben. 0as Yaor muroe un 80. go
penber 1908 getraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Siciratbs Qiccn,en.

Som Nftuor ocS Common YlcoS-
8crid)tS lpurocn gcitcrn iolgcnoe
Sclratbs- 2lccn5clt ollSQeItellt:
@ilmcr Sopncr, %, Gopcr, N.-S.,
uno 2eno e. Einforb, 20, &ebobotb
Gbrud, @.,Gu.
@iQiom 4. Noltd), 81. mo Morp
8. Tfofi, 20. Ipplifont ". o. Sollp-
mann, Nr. 906, oro.Wolfc.S Str.
Sobn q. 9ull, %, Or. 1871. Giogc-
luooo- apcnuc, uno Clara &. Sbomp-
ion, 10.
Sobn 5. aroegcr. 30, mo Gmnlo
Hobloii, IS. Ipplifunt Setter @olL
Nr. 1914, gonf.S troBc.
Soiepb y. @ilfinS, 80, Or. 33t,
Siio-GborES- Strobc, .llnb 2ilcp 81.
Sorper, 40.
W. $. 8uifn iun., 81, mno 6ron=
ccs s. Colbert, y, @eibc bon @oiD-
ington, 3. 6.
George s.. Sobn, 80, no Sophia
". aern, 80. Gpplifont s. g. Sore
Ian, Nr. 1918, @cit.2ofopctte=I pc.
Somucl Is. Barrett, 80. 9tr. 75S.
Golumbio- apenue, uno gao 4. Sor.
bad)cr, 10.
Sobn u, @ilior, sc, un0 Gli}o.
beth Garrico, %.
Sobn $. Muffin, %, Nr. 1929, 81
ier.StraBe, uno Man1ic Eurtlina, lG.
Soiepb Grofclep, 81, Nr. l03,
&oro.6 rcocrid. StroBc, uno GoitD
Smith, %.
gcni. 3. Moorc, 80, rno Carrie
u. Wiuer, Hr. 1928, 9orolcps Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
@elbienbpnsen mod 9cntidIanS nnS
SeItreid

5u "a Gents pro Warf unb 20H
Gents pro &rone. Borto ertra.
8edIel ausgeiteat auf ale SbetA
Der Belt. 9iaige Sdifisfarten boz
nno nod 9eltidlano. Sbeo. 8.
9iener & 60, ia Sit.Seriig
ton.Str. Simmer Scr. 3. (1SO--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

MIS- cine quite &apitol=
Inlogc cmpficblt bic Colonial
Srllit.G ompognie," @elt.S arnto9a.,
nobc GGorles.S trobc. cine beidrGufte
gn5abl @olo-S bli1ationen ser ,Gou-
iolibirten @as.Gompagnie bon golti.
more" gum Serfallf. Sieic Oblieo-
tionen iino 414-pro5entiee Der 50.iGbs
rigen @eneral-Sppotbef, bonn 1. 9lpril
1904 batirt rrno ant +. slpril 1854
fGuig. Ser Yreis Der S%bligationcn
lit 100 uno 3inicn; cs lit olio feline
Trdmie fir oicielben b'rollf SIT legen,
mesbalb bicielben cine refine 412-pro.
5clltige 8apital.Inlnge bilben. NGbe.
res lit ans Scr betreffenben An5eige
nlli Der criten Scite oieies 9lottes SIT
eric6cn.
9nbngcicIl DAFT nidt
ontiuortl d. - 9c5iiglid)
oeS ablebenS oeS Srn. Gomoro SeinB
bon Nr. 125, Worplono . Ipenllc,
@citport, lucld)er inn DStoot.Soipi.
tai" eincm ShGoclbrl,d) erlng, Den
cr AM "a. Ie5ember 5it @cltport er.
lit, ais CT bon eincm 3ilge Der pgn.
nupolis Short Zine" gctroffcn lpllr,
DC, falo geitern s(benb I'M mittleren
Stoticnsballic cin Snoucit itott, ruel,
der nit Der G~ntloitlln9 Der gobn.
Gompagnic BON ieglihcr Seront-
luortliffeit enocte. Der Serullgliidte
luor ld)perborig luno iuonoerte sur
3eit oes llnioacS Die 8eleiie Der
9abn entlong.
Sn @oibington getrout.
Sr. George Seed, ein iunger Hefts.
onluolt bon Baltimore, uno Srl.
Blonde Satellite begaben lid 9eltern
mad, 8nibin9ton, 8. g.. mo erlang.
ten onielbit cine Seiratbsliccni. @ic
eS bciBt, lpurocn JIG Ip0ter oaielbIt
getrnut. Serr &ed mobnt in gtr.
1929, 9anf.S trnbe.
SfatipteIer nugcpaBt!
Sr, Charles Shneiocr 5cigt an
anoercr Stelle oes n9eutiden GORE.
iponoenten" an oob or am Wittfpodl
Den 4. Salnior, Mbenos nm s ubr, il
-0eutihen Gaie," Nr. 1t9,
&eit-Sopette.S trabe, cin arobes
Sfot-S ournier pernnitoltct, 81 fuel.
d)cm oue Sreunbe bcs colelt Sfots
cingelooen linb.
GS lit niftS 10 tcin qc4
| ponnen etc. - Sor ingefGbr
eiltcr Wod)e mlroe Srn. Serrp 3ol.
Ter, iun.. Hr. 1928, 0eit.2onpaIc.
Strobe, Elm Eortemcntoie nit $50
Snbalt geitoblen. IlS bie 6antIlte
bon einem geilf)e 6eimfebrtc, Der
ibnen Die I%ienitnlugo etlpas
bon eilem Ginbrut 5u er51bIen. Iie
par ieboh 10 ifIed)t err
oad)t, ouB Sr. 3oIler fein @ort oa-
bon glailbte mo Sable bon Der go.
belpod)cn lieB. Sn Den lietten
Sngen faufte lid Die Ncgerin t,eilc
Site uno aleioer uno mn, wi,rbe lie
BON elnenn 8ebeimpoli5iiten ms
genomlnen, lucld)em Tic Elm
.oolltanoiges @citGnot,ib ablegte.
Sin Sbeil bes @eloeS tpiiroe fuieoer.
uno Eoli5eirid)tcr 2ittig
eeitern buS Srniien3immer
nab Dem 8efdl,gniB, INN ieinen Vro'
,c6 ob5lliuarten.
Iie bIen nerocn tBeu.
or. Gle aoblcnBdnolcr baben ritit
benz beutiaen Gage ibren &nnoet eirl
bilbidcs Meuiabrs /. @cid)cnf III @e
tnlt eines aiiiihlaGes BON 20 Gents
pro Sprne aohfen geianbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

I%ngeblid 6onfcrott.
Sm 9unoesgcridt rcidltcn gcitern
SomcS $. Garter, 6rnnf @uiloener
uno :. u. aorb cine Yctition eilt,
in welfcr lie Dos @crid)t crilldlcll,
Die nWnrplnnO Stomping So" bon-
ferott 5u erflGren, sic ibncn cine
Sbulo bon $1l05 ongeblid) nid)t be.
5oblen fam mo Die boifnungslo3
5abllingSllnfobig iein ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Chat Der Ger5ueiflnna.

&on ben Seinigen perlolien unO nit
triiben sluSiid)ten fiir sic 3ll-
funft begcbt Der 65 Sabre aIte
Nhnrlcs 9nhrrnnt Sn[hitnlnrA
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

It would be a safe bet to make that
not one in a hundred has made their
purchases. They are putting off the
troublesome job, as usual, yet the
stores, are ready to supply their needs
and there never were nicer things on
exhibition for the holiday trade.
A trip through the shopping district
in the evening will be time we'll spent.
It will provide ideas for Christmas
presents even though the actual pur-
chase be postponed for that more con-
venient season that seldom comes.
The merchants down town have done
their part in the Christmas program,
and though the 'greens aud things''
have not yet appeared. the presents
are on hand in great numbers and
variety.
By reading thesadvertisement in the
"Pioneer" an idea OF what is offered
may be obtained. but it requires an
actual visit to see the beauty Of the
display, the lights and the coloring
and the constantly shifting crowd OF
buyers and sightseers.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

Governor Cobb declares that the
Maine prohibition law "is the greatest
political and moral evil we have to
contend with to-day and goes on to
remark that the evils growing from
hypocrisy of the system have done
more harm and have caused more
moral deterioration of the people than
all the rum that was ever sold in the
State.' But what can mere Gov
ernor be supposed to know about such
things. anyway?
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30
The Mt. Holly Herald speaks o,

The Mt. Holly Herald speaks out
plump and plain like this:
That new heater in the public
school, which was recommended by
the board of health, the Dorcas sooi-
ETY., the ladies' aid society, and the
ground hog club, as the only thing in
the heating line that would do the
business, cut some high jinks on Tues.
day. It smoked to such an extent that
the scholars couldn't breathe, and all
hands had to go out in the open air to
breathe. AS the weather was trifie
frosty the children couldn't keep their
minds on their studies. as they were
all blowing through their fingers to
keep them warm, so it was decided to
adjourn until the new 5000 heater
made up its mind to work on the
square. When the complaint reached
the ears of the rulers Of the school
they were very much surprised.
"What's the matter with it?" they
asked in tone of great indignation.
"Why 1T smokes so we can't stay in
the school" was the reply.
"Never mind about the smoke. Does
1t heat the building?''
Eyes, I believe it does heat all
right, but ---."
"That settles it,; you needn't say
any more. That heater was guaran-
teed to heat the building. Nothing
was said about the smoke. And If Il
heats all right there's no use in kick.
ing. Open the windows and let the
smoke out.
The ground hog club is not satisfied,
however, with this decision, and Ii
going to appeal"
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

The largest yield OF American gold
ever recorded was taken from the earth
last year. according to the Geological
Survey report. The product was worth
$50, S35. 900, a trifie less than 81 for
each inhabitant of the United States.
The years yield of silver was about 40
cents per inhabitant. The combined
production of gold and silver in the
whole world is only So cents for each
inhabitant.
For each inhabitant of the United
States the country produced $5. 60
worth of cotton, 81. 80 worth Of pota-
toes, nearly 81 worth of hay, nearly
$50 worth of grain crops. The Ameri-
can hog roots out more wealth by
$24. 900, 900 year than all the gold
miners dig. The side product of cot.
tonseed is worth more than the silver
yield.
Among the minerals gold and silver
cut a small figure. Clay products ex.
ceed them both in value. A years
crude copper or crude petroleum is
worth more than years gold. Goal
at the pit mouth is worth six times as
much. /. Portland cement is nearly as
valuable product as silver.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30
Not a Continuous Body.


The courts of this State have de-
cided that the Senate is not continu.
ous body. but there are great many
persons who do not agree with the
courts and they are not all lawyers
either, and a glance over the roll of
the coming session will convince any
one that it is not only a continuous
body that adjourned sine die last
March.
Eight Senators were elected this
month, but Camden returned Bradley
and Monmouth returned Brown. leav-
ing but six new members, and of these
threy are SO we'll known in the State
House that there is nothing strange
about seeing them in the Senate.
Thee are Speaker Avis, Everett Colby
and former Senator Cornish, who has
been returned for another term.
The new Senators are Plummer of
Salem, Frelinghuysen of Somerset and
Ackerman, of Union. They are new
to the State House. never having
served in either house.
The Senators who will be missed are
Bacheller of Essex, who was not
candidate for reelection, having &C.
cepted the position of Comptroller in
Newark; Senator Gross, who was se-
lectad as United States Judge; DR..
Barber, who was not a candidate, and
Strimple, of Salem, who declined re.
nomination. and Senators Child of
Somerset and Ferrell of Gloucester,
who were defeated in the tidal wave.
Senator Bradley will preside and
Senators Lee, Wakelee, Horner, Cresse,
Minch. Minturn, Martens, Hutohin-
son, Jackson, Brown. Hillery. Shinn,
Mckee and Price will ocuupy their
usual seats and it will be hard to
realize that it is new Senate.
There are never more than twenty.
one Senator and there has only been
SO Senators in the history of the State,
including the new Senator. This is
avery small number when compared
with the Assembly, which has had
nearly 2.200 members since the office
of Senator was created.
The three new Senators are Col.
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, who is an
aide on Gov. Stokes staff. He comes
of the noted family of the name that
has supplied many noted men to the
history of New Jersey. He lives in
Raritan and is about SO years of age.
William Plummer is about so years of
age and is merchant. Ernest R.
Ackerman is manufacturer about AZ
years Of age and lives in Plainfield.
They are reputed able men in the
forum and ara all successful in busi-
ness.
1t is not known what changes will
be made in the clerical and other en-
ployees of the Senate. but it is under.
,stood that there will be but few
changes. Taken altogether the Senate
will look SO much like the last one
that visitor might easily imagine
that it was not only continuous body
bnt the same body.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

Recanvass of the votes in the Second
and Third Assembly Districts are COM
pleted with a resultant gain of thirty
three votes for Hearst. The Hearst
lawyers will make application to JUS
tice Geigerich, of the Supreme Court.
for a re opening of all the ballot. boxes.
Hearst's only hope of success in his
contest is that providing Justice Geig.
erich orders recount of the ballots
that errors and frauds will be shown
thereby. The changes shown by re-
canvass of the vote have been insig-
nificant.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

William r. Hearst has certified to
the New York Secretary of State that
his total campaign expenses were
$65, ,843, he having contributed all but
$17, ,488 of the $50. 206 which was spent
by the Finance Committee of the Mu-
nicipal Ownership League. That is a
big price to pay for an office one does
not get, but Mr.. Hearst will probably
think ha has had the worth of his
money in the advertising received by
his newspapers and in the notoriety
he secured.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

President Roosevelt's inauguration
was the most expensive in American
history. The report Of General John
M. Wilson. chairman of the Inaugural
Committee, was made public to-day
and shows that it cost $l45, 941. 2S to
inaugurate Mr.. Roosevelt. The larg.
est item was ball room decorations,
which cost SIT, ,999. 10.
The amount raised by the committee
also broke all records. 1t was $780,.
229. 15. which exceeds by $14, 600 the
largest sum heretofore raised for such
a purpose. The remaining &,730. 81
has been turned over to the treasurer
of the Auditorium Association.
In previous years the unexpened bal
ance has been turned over to a relief
fund for the poor of the District of
Columbia.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

President Roosevelt will start the
Electrical Show, which will be held
in Madison Square Garden for two
weeks, beginning December 10, by the
pressure Of button in the White
House. thereby setting in motion the
machinery. The show itself promises
to be the most successful exhibition Of
its kind ever given in this country.
Besides modern electrical machinery
for obtaining maximum power from
minimum expenditure in industrial
work. there will be on exhibition all
of the latest electrical devices of q
popular nature, from electric heating,
lighting and cooking apparatus to mo.
tion pictures and talking machines.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

It is announced that Ex-Governor
Frank s. Black has been engaged to
represent W. r. Hearst in criminal
proceedings which he will institute
against Tammany leaders for alleged
frauds in the recent city election. It
was said that Mr.. Black was engaged
after most significant piece Of evil
dence involving a prominent Tammany
man had been secured by the Hearst
workers. Mr.. Black has no superior
in the State as a criminal lawyer.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

Having sold his private car. his
coaches. carriages, horses and stable
equipage, it looks nightly as il young
Mr.. Hyde would hereafter hang to a
strap, just like the rest of us. when
he wishes to 90 somewhere.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-11-30

Over in Germany they are barbarous
enough to regard the duel as a more
satisfactory arbiter of student difficult
ties than foot ball, fist fighting, or
even tying the victim to railroad
track. And yet Germany never tires
of boasting about her educational sys-
to,.o