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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
TWO MILLION WOMEN AFTER sMOoT.
Syn a Memorial Calling For Uuseatiug Of
the Senator.

Philadelphia, (SpeciaD More than
two million women, representing the lead
ing women's organizations OF the United
States, have adopted a memorial calling
for the unseating of United States Sen
ator Reed Smoot This was announced
by the executive committee of the Ma
tional Congress OF Mothers, who met
here
This will memorial be presented when
Congress convcnes. United action was
decided upon al meeting OF the eXecu-
tive committee of the National League
OF Women's Organizations, which was
held in New York
The women declared that Reed Smoot,
who is an apostle and in direct line for
the Mormon presidency has pledged first
allegiance TO the Mormon hierarchy,
which has broken faith with the govern
ment
Smoot. the women declare controls the
votes of eight other senators. and fearing
that his power will increase, they ask
that action be taken at the converting of
Congress.
Ii was decided to hold the next CON
gress of mothers at Los Angeles. Gala,
Nav :, 8. and 10, 1906.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
MUST READ THE PAPERS.
Professor James Gets After His Class
10 History.

Chicago, (SpeciaD Newspapers have
been ranked as a textbook at North
western University, and hereafter STU
dents in the American history class OF
Prof. J. A. James must come to the reci-
tation rooms prepared TO answer ques-
tions on the news OF the day.
In lecture Professor James referred
TO an article in paper Tuesday. Upon
questioning one of the students he found
him ignorant of it, and an examination
OF the class showed that but two OF the
members had read the paper.
This will never do" said the Pro-
fessor, Hereafter shall expect you
to have an accurate knowledge OF cur.
rent events as chronicled each day in
the newspapers, and shall consider il
fully as important as the daily lessons
assigned from the text books"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Six Dead Ia Hotel Fire.

Hot Springs, Ark, (SpeciaD Six
bodies, one that of woman, have beer
taken from the ruins of hotel located
at the corner Of Elm and Olive streets
here, which was gutted by fire. The
ruins have not yet been thoroughly
searched, and there may be other bodies
in them. The hotel was a two-story
frame building, containing 80 rooms. 1t
was patronized by invalids and crippes
who were under treatment. The firsSs
believed to have been caused by the ex-
plosion of a lamp.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
FINANCIAL.

There is good market in Philadelphia
ior Southern Railway.
Five cents a barrel has been tackled
upon petroleum by Standard Oil
Par and dividend are now familiar pre-
diclions for Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
A Philadelphia Rapid Transit director
says Brooklyn Rapid will cross par
tllis year
Il sold American Locomotive common
At 49, That proves | don't know much
about this market remarked promi-
ncnt Philadelphia banker,
Cambria Steers large orders for cars
from the Pennsylvania and the order for
rails from the Baltimore and Ohio have
not bccn fully reflected in-the price of
the stock.
In Europe during the first nine months
vegetable foods have fallen per cent.
animal food has risen 7 per cent. sugar,
coffee, etc, have fallen-I8 per cent, min
erals have risen 2N per cent, and textiles
haze risen I3 per cent
Lehigl Valley again proved that it was
a buy" al "a.
II think industrials will do relatively
much better than railroad shares" said
James L. McCord.
Some Philadelphia banks refuse to ac-
cept state funds on deposit. THE poll
ticians give us say $4,000 Of deposits
and expect the bank to give 100000
worth of obligations in return. 1t don't
pay us and we refuse the money" This
statement came from an official of one
of the great banks OF the city.
"The Pennsylvania's freight train ca
pacity will be increased a third by the
new cars" says Third street broker.
"All the 10000 new cars are to be 100000
pounds capacity, whereas many old ones
carry only 10000 pounds When a rail
road prepares to add 33 per cent to It's
tonnage it is a mighty good sign"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Paris jail For American.

Paris, (SpeciaD Elliott Fitch Shep-
ard, son Of the late Col Elliott F. Shep-
ard, OF New York, and grandson of the
late w. II. Vanderbilt, was sentenced to
three months Imprisonment and SI2o
fine and TO pay $4,000 damages to the
parents Of Madeline Mardue, who was
killed by Shepard's automobile at ST.
Ouen on April "a, The Jail part Of the
sentence will not be carried out while
awaiting future procedure by Mr.. Shep-
ard.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
seaboard Directors Stay.

New York, (SpcciaD The annual
meeting Of the voting trustees OF the
Seaboard Air Line Railway was held at
the company's Office in this city 10 select
directors to be voted for at the annual
meeting OF stockholders in Petersburg.
Va, Novembcr 9. The old board Of di-
rectors was rcnom;nated without change,
but John Skclton Williams entered a
protest agains; the election of Thomas
+. Ryan, J. A. Blair J. b. Dennis, T. ].
Coolidge, Jr., and J. NJ Barr.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Married Sixty Years.

Dansyille, N. Y, Especially sight
ssizt would have delighted President
Roosevelt was the celebration Of the
sixtieth wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Coho, of West Sparta, when
they sat down to the festive board sur
rounded by their "a children and a
dozen or two grandchildren The couple
wrrr married in this village in IS4s. They
ar nov 81 and 20 years Of age, re-
'sprctively. All their children are alive
xnd all Of their many grandchildren ex-
rcni TWO
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Jealous Of Golden Curls.

Chicago, (SpeciaD Because her next
door neighbor's little boy had golden
curs and was a neighborhood pet, Mrs.
Annie Thompson is said TO have made
five attempts to burn the house next
door within two hours. Neighbors also
declare that Mrs Thompson's daughter
Isabella, about 10 years old, made an
effort to apply the torch 10 the same
building, but was prevented. Mrs.
Thompson and her five children were
finally arrested. The repeated fires and
arrivals Of the engines and the police
kept the neighborhood in an uproar'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Capitol TO Have a Bath.

Washington, (Spccia) - In prepara-
lion for the opening Of Congress the
Capitol will have bath this week. One
OF The newest fire engines in the District
OF Columbia will pump cold. clean water
which will be trained over the gray walls
OF the great edifce until they stand forth
in much lighter hue 1t will take nearly
the entire week to complete the ablution.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Cunilfis Pleads GUILTY.

Pittsburg, Pa, (SpecialD Edward G.
Cunliffe, the Adams Express robber,
went into court and pleaded guilty to
two charges of larceny, representing the
theft OF $IoI,ooo. Cunliffe's action
caused much surprise, as neither the
Adams Express Company nor Pnker-
toms Detective Agency was represented
in court. He has no counsel, and the
belief is growing that Cunliffe is mental
~ unbalanced.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Her Gifts Loaded Wagon.

San Francisco, (SpeciaD The many
gifts received by Miss Roosevelt in her
tour of the Orient were taken from the
hold OF the Pacific Mail liner Siberia
and transferred to the ferry for ship
ment II took commodious express
wagon and two stout horses to convey
Miss Roosevelt's gifts 10 the ferry
building from the Pacific Mali dock.
There were 23 cases bearing her name.
The largest box was II feet in length
and the smallest was nor less than
feet square, All the packages were
marked Presents 10 Miss Roosevelt"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

Asbury Park, n. J, Especially The
bodies of Isabelle Spiyey (colored) and
her three children-Msrie Louise, aged
10; Gladys, aged 7, and boy Of 3 years
We're found in the ruins OF their shanty
under such circumstances as to lead the
authorities to believe that the two little
girls had been killed before the fire
started. Their skulls were crushed. Har-
vey {. Spivey husband of the dead
woman, was not in the house.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Lie Term For "BIusbeard."

Des Moincs, Ia, (SpeciaD. --E. S.
Blydenberg, Iowa's modern "Blucbeard,"
Sunday school teacher and philanthrop-
ist, must serve life sentence for the
murder OF his third wife. The Supreme
Court decided that his conviction was
legal and affirmed the sentence OF life
Imprisonment. with two judges dissent
ing. Two years ago, at Elogra, Bydcn-
berg was convicted Of numbering his
third wife by giving her arsenic in the
Sunday dinner he had prepared while
the rest OF the family was at church.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
SIX kulea "a q Mine.

Pittsburg. Especially Six minor Off
rials Of the Pittsburg and Westmoreland
Coal Company gave up their lives at
Ha,s0 o'clock A. NJ. when they entered
ihe Hazel Kirk Mine No. OF the COM
p3ny. al Hazel Kirk, Pa, IS miles east
of this city, 20 ascertain II portion Of
ne mine WAS still burning as a result
II an explosion two weeks ago.
iiumer. Lavcy and Claiborne were FIRE
buses All the men were married. with
iSrgc families. and had considerable
urary
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Upton 10 Try Again.

London, (By Cable).--Sir Thomas
Upton expects to again challenge for the
Americas Cup in 1907. Asked concern
ing the repors from America that he
had given up the idea Of making further
efforts, the owner of the Shamrock de-
clared he was as keen as ever, and that
while TOO late TO challenge for 1906, il
all went well he would be at Sandy
Hook with new challenger the follow
ing year
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Fairbanks Taking Degrees.

Indianapolis, (Spccia) The corner
stone OF the Methodist Hospital, to cost
100000, was laid Vice President Fair
bank, and Senator Bcvcridge spoke.
Vice President Fairbanks is taking the
higher degrees in Masonry, which ex-
erciscs were postponed TO enable him to
be present at the laying Of the stone.
Governor Hanly laid the stone.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Panic In a Church.

Washington, Court House, O.. (Spe.
,ial. by the explosion of gas ma
shine in the Methodist Episcopal Church
al Good Hope. O., Janitor Charles R.
Bell was fatally injured The explosion
occurred as services were opening. The
anior was blown from the cellar to an
adjoining room and was unconscious when
found. In stampede for the doors
about 80 pcopls were strampled upon and
hurt, The building was badly damaged
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
Mrs. Rogers Can Appeal.

Washington, d. G., (Special) Mary
Mabel Rogers, under sentence Of death
in Vermont for killing her husband. was
granted leave to proceed on appeal be-
Tore the Supreme Court as pauper
without naNment OF costs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
A Gould Hxprssn Company.

New York, (Special) The Globe EN-
press Company, a Gould enterprise, re-
Gently organized, has signed contracts
with the Western Pacific Railroad
whereby it will have the exclusive fran
chise to operate over that road.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

The powers have not yet decided what
steps to take to compel the compliance
OF the Porte with their demands in re-
gard TO financial reforms in Macedonia.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

BY Director Smiths orders two little
black geese have been >tal<cn from the
big Central Park Lake and put in the
Zoos flying cage. They are Arctic geese
and worth $500 the pair The !Arctic
geese appeared tnystcriously in the lake
about month ago. Director Smith was
puzzled as to how they got there till w.
f. D. Stokes, OF the Ansonia, wrote that
he had liberated pair of Arctic geese
in the lake, saying that he hoped they
would thrive, as they are very rare.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

Set on fire, ii is believed. by robbers
&ho had first looted the famous man
ion, the country residence of Captain
Frederick II. Bugher, u S A., adjoin-
ug w, X. Nandcrblt's Idle Hour and
Commodore Bourne's house in what is
lnown as the ..-.hionaire Colony of Oak
lalc, l.. l., was totally destroyed yester-
lay Captain Bughcr's house was the
ancestral Ludlow home, where Admiral
icorgc Dewey and Mrs Dewey were en-
ertained shortly-after their marriage.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

John NJ. MacRae. 20 years old, a
,lcrk in the employ of the brokerage
irm of c. J. Hudson & Co., has been
arrested on a charge OF taking $1,000
from his employers The alleged theft,
is asserted. was concealed successful
y for lime by the Juggling OF accounts,
1ut when arrested MacRac is said TO
nave admitted that he took the money
md lost it on the races.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

Lodged fast against the stump OF
tree in tho Bronx River, near Yonkers
Station, the hcadlcss body OF a woman
has been found, and the police arc in
vesiigating. The woman in life was
about s feet 9 inches in height and
weighed between I3o and I4o pounds
A wedding ring, with the initials &C.
L." inside the band, was on her finger
a search Of the banks is being made for
the head
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01

For the relief of destitute artists in
New York the Artists Aid Society and
the Artists Fund Society are trying TO
raise $i5o,ooo, from which amount nee
cssary aid will be given large number
who require temporary assistance while
there are about dozen, well known in
their profession. who arc permanently
dependent. Among other art lovers,
William +. Havemcyer is interested in
the cause and has contributed ST. 600
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
FR&GOR OCH SvAR.

- Hvad ar minnet?
Returresa pa lifvets jarnbana.
Hvad skulle man kunna kalla en-
som forfattar grafinskriptioner?
- En- monumental l0gnare.
- Hvad ar en- cyniker?
En- manniska som glader sig, ON
hon sjalf kan forarga sig.
Dor en- qvinna arbeta for sin man?
- 10, tills hon far honom.
- Hvad bevisar att jorden ar rund
Jordgloben.
- Hvad ar hemgift?
- Aktenskapets skiljemynt.
Hvilket dur behofver minst ma
ring for slit uppehalle?
Malen, ty den lefver pa hal.
- Hvarfor ar Diet sa svart att finna
lyckan?
- Emedan lyckan alltid ar, hvad
man Ell har.
Hvad ar salt?
Salt ar en- krydda, som gor att
maten icke smakar salt, ON man glomt
att salta den.
Hvilken skillnad ar Diet mellan
en- kanon och EFT pianino?
Ingen AMMAN an den att kanonen
dodar nagot hastigare.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
EN- TRoeTxNKT xKTA MAN.

Hon kom in / rummet der han sat-
och Taste / tidningen. Hon h0ll pa att
vrida halsen ur led for att sc ryggen
pa den nya blusen.
- ia - uhhuhu haa kahe, sade
hon.
ia, den ser mycket bra ut, svara.
de han och ~fortsatte sin lasning.
- Men - hau - che - auh - he
heu, SADIE hon.
10, da, svarade han, den sitter
som gluten.
6h0u - che - auha au he
heu - haa - he, SADIE hon och STAN.
pade | golfvet.
Men jag ~forsakrar dig att den ar
utmarkt, svarade han och lade ned It'd.
ningen / knaet. = Kanske den skulle
kunna tas in EFT litet grand pa axlarna,
men Diet marks into.
.Da spottade hon 1t ALA k~nappnalar-
ma pa en- gang och utropade. p
Ire ganger har jag bedt dig dra
upp persiennen litet battre, sa att jag
skulle kunna Sc. bet ar for ~bedr0fligt
att du int begriper svenska spraket!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

bets, historic och NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
en-, der han 1880 utnamdes till andre
amanuens. Efter att under en- fold
af ar ha foretagit vidstrackta forsk-
nings- och studieresor forestod han
1888 professuren i kulturhistoria yid
Stockhols hogskola och var 1885 {. (.
larare | ~etnografi d%erstades. Slutligen
blef han 1899 forestandare for Natur-
historiska riksmuseets naturhistoriska
samlingar SAINT 1902 professor och in
tendent for Stamina samlingar. jamie
! professor G.. Retzius var han 1875 en-
bland stiftarna af Diet antropologisk-
geografiska s~allskapet / administrator,
sasom hvars sekreterare han 1877-79
| verkade. Med synnerlig f6rkarlek ha-
n~aturfolkens ornamentik, och till dess
fullf0ljande hade han vid 1SS0-talets
borjan besokt EFT flertal at museerna
pa fastlandet. Eft i hog grad GYM
SAINT tillfalle att pa narmare han full
f0lja dessa studier erbjod sig, da St0i-
pc under aren 1885 flick 8tf6lia
fregatten Vanadis' pa dess resa ON
kring jorden. Fran denna fard hem
f0rde han rikhaltiga och ytterst yarde-
fulla samlingar fran Sydamerika, So
derhafsoarpe, Japan och Filippinerna.
Under den f5'jaade tiden har han egg
nat slit NESTS, arbete at warden af de
etnografiska ~samlingarna. Resultatet
af sina forskningar har han nedlagt
i en- mangd skrifter, dels sarskildt ut
gina, dels offentliggjorda i Antropolo-
giska sallskapets f0rhandlingar.
kNUT cLIvEcRoNA.
F. d. justitieradet, fill. och jur. dok-
torn Samuel Detlof Rudolf Knut Oil
verona Allied den 2 Febr. i hufvudsta-
den. F0dd 1917 var den aflidne via
sin d0d Oliver 81 ar gammal. Han blef
student 1886, filosofie doktor 1889, jul
ris kandidat 1912, decent i statsratt I
Upsala 1S47, juris licentiat 1851, pro-
fessor 1852, ledamot af h0gsta dom
stolen 1868 och erh0ll asked 1889
Den aflidne atnjot som jurist EFT an
seende, hvilket strackte sig vida Diver
landets granser. Han var salunda kor-
responerande ledamot af Franska in
stitutet och medlem af l'Institut de
droit international. Fran trycket har
Olivecrona utgifvit en- hel del veten-
skapliga arbeten, "Om makars gifto-
raft i bo," "Testamentsratten enligt
svensk lag" "Om d6dsstraffet" etc
Han var en- afgjord motstandare tin
dodsstraffet och hans nyssnamda ar
bette blef verldsberomdt. l 0frigt YER
kade han mycket for f0rb~attringsanr
stalterna, dels genom bes0k, dels ge-
nom beskrifningar. Fangelsevasendes
hade han ocksa studerat utomlands.
Olivecrona tillhorde ridderskapet och
adeln vid 1S65-66 airs riksdag, da han
upptradde som m~otstandare till Diet
nya OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

mad, medan utstjalpta ~toddyglas t0mdt
slit innehall 0fver bordet och ned ps
hans narmaste granne, som Diet ovan
tade budskapet sopat / golfvet met
kraften af en- cyklon. Och laget rundt
upprepades liksom af EFT EXC rosslande
och stammande under altman viller
valla:
- R0... r0fvarna -.
- ia, de arc samlade / EFT stort an.
tai nedanf0r K0pmanberget. Jag sag
dem der kring en- ED. De Sc fasliga
ut, rapporterade vakten.
Blek men beslutsam flick fiskalen
tag ! sin hiatt och stakade i vag till po.
lis%kontoret, medan de andra deltagar.
ma / konseljen skyndade hem och
skramde vettet ur sina respective ia.
miller. Men i hast samlades pa forget
de uppbadade skarpskyttarne, till hvil
ka sallade sig friskyttar ur Diet vallof.
liga borgerskapet, SAINT en- med liar,
dy~nggrepar, hotjugor och dylikt ut
rustad skara, och sa drog man i stor
ON icke precis militariskt utseende
tagordning bort mot K0pmanberget, ia
annu ober0rdt af den kultur, som nu
forening med den harliga utsigten Of,
yer Observation-Disclosures gjort platsen
till en- den stilfullaste folkpark.
Smygande / skogen med fardigt ge-
var och fingret pa trycket skymtade
smart vara tappre mellan traden mere
vid stranden en- fantastiskt utseende
skara och drog under dodstystnad en-
ring rundt kring den. Sa pa EFT Diver
enskommet tecken, en- skarp hvissel.
signal, br0to de fran under harskri -.
da EFT genomtrangande il%lvralande hej,
dade dem och kom dem att rysa in i
mergen. -.
bet var EFT 20-tal mormoner, som
intet amanda suite vid stranden for
sankta i andakts0fningar. De hade
just till den nya f0delsens bad neddop-
pat en- af stadens pigor i fjarden, och
Diet var den huttrande och i djupaste
neglige varande nyd0pta, SON utst0tt
EFT sd fasavackande tut, da de fram-
mande bevapnade manner br0to in Of
yer f0rsamlingen.
Stor tabla,
Men talet ON rofvarne dog harefter
af sig sjalft. Evald.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
EFT PRAKTIGT BRGLLoP.

En- plantageegare i sodern hade en-
dag gifvit EFT ungt par bland sina
svarta arbetare permission for att gif.
ia sig. Foljande dag traffade han den
unga, fargade damen och fragade hen
ne, ON hon var belaten med slit glitter
NAL.
- ia d8, svarade negressen; Diet
var Diet praktigaste brollop man kunde
tanka sig! bet var sex tarnor och en-
massa blommor och hundratals caster
och musk och en- mangd b0ner och
psalmsjungning!
- Ma, fragade plantageegaren vi
dare, jag formodar att Sambo (brud-
gummen) tog sig riktigt stilig ut som
brudgum?
Bruden teg EFT ogonblick, tydligen
en- smula forlagen. Slutligen svarade
hon:
ia, se... Diet gjorde han da e,
gentligen int . Kan herrn tanka
sig att Diet gamla notet till niger kom
aldrig till br6llopet!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

- Hur dr. Diet med dig, far? Will dr
ha nagonting? Kan jag CORA nagon
ting? viii du att vi ska skrifva till
barnen? Sag.
Han svarade just ingenting.
- bet ar smart slut, sa han och van.
de sig mot vaggen.
Jag graf.
Hvad nyttar Diet till? menade far
stilla. Men han graf, han med. Ack,
Diet ar int sa godt att do.
- ia, sedan drojde int far qvar sd
lange. bet gick tyst och sa sakta, mar
lifslampan slocknade, och ingenting sa
han just heller. Mel, mel, en- tappar
mime och sans och hela jordelifvet
krymper samman till EFT intet, mar den
stora resan beginner.
- Sen bief far swept sa flint och vac
kert, ALA barnen kommo hem och
foljde honom till grafven och preston
h0ll EFT sa vackert tai. Och sa flick
han da sofva sin egen gamla kara
kyrkogard. Och der ha vi nu fatt opp
EFT kors, EFT enkelt jarnkors, med
mann och artal pa och pa kullen ha vi
satt blommor och gront.
ia, nog ska vi minnas far alltid.
Han var jamt snail och h%jarteglad, ar
betssam och hjalpsam och sa kunnig
sen | allting. Han saknas af manga,
manga, var viss pa Diet!
Och nu sitter jag har, en- gammal
ensam enka, och vantar bara pa att
ia komma efter. Hvad tiden lider sa
rakas vi igen, far och jag, Diet ar da
VISIT och SAINT. ia, Diet ar sa! Ack
HERE Gud anda!
Och gamla enkan Str0m knappte
trosvisst ihop sina arbetstr6tta han
der.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
EMIGRATIoNEN UNDER 1904.

Utvandringen fran Sverige till franz
mande verldsdelar under sista qvarta-
let af ar 1904 ar nu kand. Antalet
emigranter har under namda period
varit mindre an under Diet treble qvar-
talet och afven mindre an under mot
svarande period nastf0regaende ar.
Under fjarde qvartalet af sistlidna
ar hafva fran riket till frammande
verldsdelar fran G0teborg, Malmo, Hell
singborg och Stockholm emigrerat q
$50 personer, hvarjamte 1,766 personer
fran annat land narrower utvandrat.
Laggas hartill motsvarande siffror for
de tire f0rsta qvartalen af ar 1904, be,
finnes antalet i Sverige hemmahoran.
de p%ersoner, som under sistf0rflutna
ar fran namda hamnar emigrerat, hafva
uppgatt till 1928, hvartill komma g.
92S personer fran annat land.
Ofvanstaende uppgifter omfatta icke
dem, som emigrerat Oliver AMMAN hamn
an de ofvannamda, SAINT icke heller
dem, som utflyttat till ~europeiska Ian
der.
E~migrationen har under 1904 varit
endast ungefar halften sa stor som
under na~stforegaende ar (29, $40.