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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
@illiam 3icglrr ocltpr6cn.

Ncm 9ort 81. W}ai. - @ils
liam 3ieglcr, Der bctouutc Niiaion1r
mo 6oroerer BON FolarioridunGcu,
itorb beute in ieincr 2onomobmm0
nnbc 9toroton Gonn, Gr mar m0bs
reno Der Qan5en Nodt bculBtIoS. Die
9ccroigIug iinoct am uGcbitcn Gam.
tag itutt. 3ieglcr crIitt IN lcttcn
0ttober gelegentlitb c.nc35onrunioaa
imcre &crlcBllngcn uuo crboltc lid
nic micOer bon 0cnicIbcn Gr mtrOc
am 1. September 1913 IN &caper.
Golntp, 40. geborcn Iernte 0ic
Shriiteeerci mo neroicnte ip0tcr eiu
groBeS &erm0gcn in chcm 9odpul-
Der @clhdit. 9tob pGtcr bethel
liatc er lid al @rlln0eigentbrmS.
Spctlllotioncn, melhc i'm gum 0tiI'
Iion0r mnbtcn Gr binterl0Bt cine
Mithpc rmo cincn Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Sm StiQcn Wccr?
M'nS man in Sufiu ,uiiicn luill.

Goiclhucnafu'a 6lotte io0 Oic Wolin.
tonAltroBc poilirt 6obcn, obnc aui
Sppojtlon 5lt ltoBcn. Gogo'a S
Sdlllc mcr0cn icbt 5llm ShnBc
Der joponidcn ailitc gcbrulht.
@criitbt iiber &iolirm9 bon
&luoboitof umo 2lbi6neioun0 ocr
Giienbobn &erbin0lmg ermun.
GcIt Der @citdtiglna. bic @ur
bcrcitunAcn iiir cinc nClc 0roBc
2on0ihllGt in Der WanOidutrci.
lofio, q. Mui. - ltotbridtcn
iollcn bier unaclougt icin lpclde zoe.
Mig 3mciicl Ourun lolicn, Oab Die rlli.
iiIbc glrlnu0d umtcr9tojcihuen9fp I'm.
bebcill8t BON (oBo ole galintong'
iHoBc poiiirt un0 Den Stillcn Ocean
errciht bal, mn Oircft nod 8luoipo.
itot pcitcr 81 inbren. @citernglbcn0
iunb cine mihtiAc Goniercnj itott.
on mclcbcr Fremicr aotiuru, 15rlo.
noridoQ })uno9ntd, Baron Oamn
ntoto, @cncrol Gcrnooltt6i. Dtiniiter
ocS 9Insp1rtiacn aonliro unoSiilis.
Stoota Setrct0r Niotillra S6cit
no6mcn Is bcibt ooB logo sic
0iebriobl icincr aricgShiife nln.
mcbr 3lm SdlBe ser beinliihen aii.
itc enticnOCn meroe.
q &lo6iDo ito t nidtiiolirt.
YetcrSbura a Mni. Cine
9eitdti1una oer (ofio'r Iepcid,e
BON elmer ,}lolirlng Scr SETTING @la
oipoItof 0lrtb 9lbi6neioen Der 9obn.
Rerbinorn9 lit bier nod nid1t erfoIat
Ter Gireftor ocs rliiiihcn 5clcaro.
pben Gienites tbeilte nit, oab 5lpei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Re.rn.na eIn a6follttes epeeifieam.

glad)ocm man iid cine GrtGlhlug 5uge3o9eu bere
treib Ferlna oteeIbe iduelcr a5 rgeno Elm anberes
Der @lcnI6bet betonnteS Oitel.
Gel6it nac1bem iih cine Grtdltin9 in eincn Oroan
beS ajrperS fe9eebt bat fam man iidj baraltf bers
Idlen Dab Yerlna beIcIbe prompt nustreiber miro.
Fcrnn triert antarr6. ob CT ntut uoer cruniId it,
aber ein8e 9oien in bcn erItcn StoSicn Der aronbct
Genoulnten, no iuirI luler als iuenn Die Granf6et
ebroniih geporoen.
SSenn sic aatorrb rgenb elmer S(rt Ieioen, bers
radldiiiQen sic i'm nift Rcbmcn Gle lofort 1cruna
geroo8erangen in loGcu 5ageu lin0 gcfa9rli1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
StantS . GunUCnt Der Sicpnblifancr
Uun Sbiu.

Golumbu9, o, q. Wioi. --
Gliblr0crt Qclcqntcn nobncn al Dem
bellte bier obQcboltenen rcpublita1i4
ihcn Stoot9 Gonpcnt 9lntbcil.
aricgaicfrctdr (oit fltn0irtc ais tenn.
porGrer @oriibcr lno biclt cine 9ic0c.
mclhc in cincn 2o6Iicoc ouf oic 2tOs
miniltrntou 9iOoicOclt'S qipicItc. Ger
Gonucnt mlr0c Inn 4 llbr Nnfmit.
tags sur Sr0nlng gcrrlicn ltll0 Der
togte iih, nohOcm Enft's Hcoc been.
oct uno sic pcrihic0encn Gonitc'n cr.
nonnt morcn, bis mor9cn. Die Dcis
tcren NCrbauoIunAcn mcrOen bon &c
rin0cm &ntcrciic icin. @ouucrncllr
Scrrid, Obcrrihtcr 0opia, General.
9(nualt ellis mo Stoot0idntmciItcr
Wcainnon mcrOcn obne Oppolition
ouis Neuc ronlinirt merocn, mo Die
cin5igc gtomuoton iiber mcIdbe cin
aompf in 9uaiidt itcbt, lit oicjcnigc
cines GicczBouUCrncllrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

General 2iueiuitid) tbeilt in elmer
Qcpeid)c bon scr 1ront inter bem
2t Mai mil, oob oo5 0ltIid BON ocr
Gienbobu itotionirte rlliliihe Sc.
tobcmcnt mcldea iih ont Is. Vtat
Dem Goric Sbobotic gcnGbert iuo
BON elmer beocutcnocn 2lbtbeillng
&oponcr bon Den &oblcnGrlIben int
SiIOcn ocS genonnten CrteS ans nne
Acarilicn lporocu mar, SbobotIc om
~ Q}ni bciett ltno olt 0uroti fols
aCu0cl l5oge icineu GOrnnrid) noh
Silncn fortgeicbt bubc IoS Ietodc.
nlcnt oc$ Trin5cn Srl6ctSfoi ici om
Il. Wini BON DER iapaniid)en 9lrtille.
rte naGc Der Stntiou G6onatilfu ole
1cAriiicn tuoroen boh icien sic So.
puncr 3ur glrfgobc Der FoIition mo
}lm 9iiid5uac nod Siibcn ge5lpm.
leu porbcn Erin} (rIbetSfoi oroug
Uciler nod Sii0cn Dor, mo cine AT.
ocrc rlliiiide glbtbciIlma ucdicltc
an 30 Wloi nit elmer iturtcn jnpa-
nnhcn AbtbeiIlmg. ipcldbc 0os 3orf
llrudgon un0eidbr pier Nicilcn
ucltid bon SiindJuontio, 6eiett belt,
cine 2ln5obI Shiiiic.
Gin ruiiiiAc3 Rorrcn.
id)iff.
6Gcfoo, 81. Mai. 8icr5ig
gCiitesgcitortc ruiiiidc Wtotroicn II.
Solooten bon Sort 9lrtbur. lmter
lucIden lid Elm &ieutenont beiinoct.
mclder uGbrcno Der 9elugerung ouf
oem oSe6olt0poI" gelueilt hattc, fa-
men bier on lmo iuuroen iofort nod
oem improoilirten ruiiiiben Soipi-
tdllhiff y@bompol" iibergefiibrt,
UcldlcS inter britiiher Slogge oireft
uocb Ooelio obgebt, Gieie 9lbtbei-
lung miro bon einem geipeicnen 1r5t-
lIhen Wiltgliebc nom 8efolae
gIIcrieif'S begleitct, uno oie 3abl ser
bealeitenOen Siii,iere nno
ySGrter ii6eriteiat Die Der Gatientcn.
Ser 3ltltono Der bceouernsipertbel
(6prtietans iiebe slueite Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

Ger Golront Gmuolclr lit bc.
noGritbtiQt, bab oic rGrItc 9}ational.
@onf" 5u 2criugtou CHA. bcltc foI.
lirt bot. 9iotionojbouf Grommator
Shtrtcpnnt ruw0c SIM 5coucitcr cr.
namt. Ger lebtc 2Iuawcia Ser 9ant
pom fl, N|or5 3, ). 0ltirt. itclltc oic
0ijlf5dlcllcn iopic ojr l}aiiiuu Scr.
iclbrn oui $7S,32o. Co2 @luffapitol
mar nadmei5Iitb Ictt6m 0urh @cr.
lnitc erbcbIidl Qclhmdlert luorOcn
mo ser Goltrnnt Goutrolcur oronrtc
oobcr Ole @rlebuna Oc9 icblcnOcn @c-
TRACES ourh Die 2lftiou1rc oocr ooS
ShlicBcn scr 9ont an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Geerand,fc Ve.rtsma In feiner samilie.

SD babe Ferunn in mener San,ilie NIT ben bor3g,
lidl'cn 9clutaten gebraud. Sd fam S6r pertbo[es
@tittel ais bod)i iprtiam bel 9uitcn grtdtngen uno
Ruarrb empfebIeu." - Sol. Ser. Staten Marine
Sorp3 6. s. Rorter.
Sten iemal5 erionnereS Wtcl Gdt Iotf unget6eItcs
Sob erbnIten bon 10 been beriibmten Sootsr,dunern
lub WilitdrS ipie &eruna.
SSir baben tauienoe bon 3eugriIien ipie bic pbi9eu
mtbcnabrt gStr t0nuen iinereu 9ciern MIR cnen nea
nen &ctI bon Och bteen enooIierungan porlegen Die
Sr. QartMau crb1[t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
IcrmiIhtc tclCgrapbiidc Scpcidcn.

= gci Carmen 9t..9, lit scr 50.
fomotiuiilbrcr George Sedmon ou@
g(lbonn bci'm Shmicrcn ieiner go,
fomotipc bon cincIu sSrudt5lgc iibcr.
iobren uno gct0Otct moroen.
- GbmorO u. ]laIb, ErGiioent scr
,,glmericon 5mclting IT. 9icfining
Co." bat i'm @oric OcS 9anfiera s..
aoltnb in Cmo6n 9icbr, eincn
ShloooniaQ Qcbobt bod Goiicn oie
ger5tc, i'm am 2cben erbolten 81
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
@in itetS orobenocr Seino.

Ser Solbat nnO Der Sccmaun fucrocn bon Goarrb
IN trgen5 elmer Sorm beionoer5 eiht beuQen
Sen fortmdbrcnocn 8et6eIu un0 llnbetdnoigfeitcn
IN allen Slmo8. bel Gag uuo giacbt, NAB unD trudcn
aus9ciebt finben tie III Satarrb enen bnterlilfiaeu
itet5 5lnt gIn9rtf bereitcu 5einb.
Sn ben Saiernen OOer I'M 6cloe 1T &eruna eleid
ipirflom.
@ei 3eitcn 0enommen iuro c8 GrtGlhngeu ubIoIut
berhitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
&f bcgonncn.
GinbNltSbcicblc 9cgcn 9Gngur @cn.
pcr'a &Orgchcu.

9lcpubIifaniihc @oiic III EbiloOclpbio
rlicn Die UcriNtc 5u S>illic. --
Grtroiiblmg ser &cgiSlotltr ongc-
orobt - Nantiullincntc in Ohio
luO Otlobomo. - Gin Wabuiin.
niger in Goliiornicn t0otct iciuc
Satin fijnf &jnocr uno iid) iclbit.
- Mi0ionar rmo Yolarioribcr
@iQion 3ieglcr 9citorbcn. - Gr.
0iimmg oe9 rcpublitunii6cn
Stoata Gonpcnta Don 0bio.
= 6iIo0clpbio, 81. Wtoi. -
9lhtcr 9fulIton ltclltc bClttc cnlcH tenn
porGrcn Gmbult3bcicbl aus, mclCbcr
Dem W}opor Ncapcr ucrbictct. 0ic SS>.
Goltcllo lm6 Su1ptb bon ibrCn glcus
tern ol3 0ircttorcn Scr 0liCntlihcn
gSertc, rcip. Scr 0iicntlicbcn Cider
belt obptlcBcn. Gic oic3bc5iiqlihcn
2IrGmcntc iin0 oui u0cbitcn O}ontnA
oubcralnt. Rid]tcr @oroolL elmer
Ser 9lumGltc ocS Niopor3, crfI1rt, oo2
Ginboltaperiobrcn mcroc 6cn S1crrcn
9tid]ta niibcn, ou ser Wiopor MIR icine
DcriaiillngSmGBiac %o(lmoHt ouaQc-
ibt babe.
&Crlifcrll93 GommiiiGr Cur
bam luo onocrc 6ii6rcr ser rcpubli-
tanii6cn Wioihinc bo6cn ocn pom
Wlopor bilgcmoricncn 6cboebouO.
ldub uliacbobcn lm0 Elm bittcrcr
&anpi lit lmousbIcibli6. G5 miro
ongcOcutct, OnB Der Ming einc Ggtro.
SiBln9 Der ScgISIotlr eiubcrtfcu
miro, Inn Ole Tollmohtcn 0ca WiuporQ
SIT bcihnc0en. Ob iib @ouuernclr
Hennppadcr 81 cincn iol6cn &or-
geDen bcrcit iiuoeu lniicn miro, lit
icNoh 5wcifcl6oft
Manor @euOCr'a 9lmu1ltr luer0cn,
mie bcute gtohmittog erfIGrt miro,
0oS Sbergcriht non EcnuDIuanicn
criuden, oie bcllte ot5acltclltcn Gin.
baItsbeicbIc lm5ultoBcn. Spdt 9tnd).
mittugS modtcn Die S1So. GoItCllo unO
Smptb Seruhc, iih mieOcr in @elib
ibrcr 9Ienter 81 ietcn, lm0 bcricicn
lid babel oui Ole @inboltabcfcbIc. q
&incoIn 9ldcr, Ger nelic 0ireftor Scr
oiicntlidcn gScrfc, mcigerte lid III.
bciicn, iein 9iircau 81 @nultcn 6cS |
&rn GoltcIlo 81 rGnmcn gSie ocS
Settcrcn 9lnuGltc crflGrcn, miro Elm
gSrit OF 9lttodment crlan9t lno 9ldcr
mcgcn WiiBod)trln0 Der @cridbtSalttos !
ritGt ongefIogt merOcn.
Gic glnn0ltc ocr 9ircftorcn Yottcr
ln0 9Ifcr, pellb' 2cbtere bonn Mnpor |
Meoper 81 9tn6iolgcrn Scr $3.50. Son. |
ron rnbSmptb ernonnt murOcn, reid
rem ipdt belltc ginhmittog inn Sber.
0eritbt cine 2lppellation 0cgcn 0iCGnt- |
idDeiolmg 0cS 9iiftcr5 Hollton cin |
iulb crithten INN cincn @rit Of Su.
perccocn5. GoS Obergcrid)t miro |
lpobridcinIiG morgcn cine GntidJei- |
Dung borilbcr o6Aebcn. rSm 6nlle eS
oen Nrit bHpilliot 10 miro bic Sod), |
laac biniid)tlih Der bciOen Gircttorcn-
itellcn Die nGmIidle iein, lDic Dor Dem |
GrloB ors GmbnIt9beicbIS Our6 9iid), |
ter 9inlIton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
8ridDloiienc Sbiircn.

Nod jlpci 9onfcn iteQcn sic 3ublln0
elm. - nGonton Stote 0onf" in
Canton, 9, imo cine Nationnl.
@dnf III Scrington, OfIu., per.
fraht.
Canton 8, 81. O}ai. - Iic
YGntton Statc 9ont" iflob beutc
ibre Ibilren. 1ie llrioche ocS sSaui,
ncnt9 lit nod nibt befnnnt. Die 0i.
rcftoren iino jilr 3eit in Siblna lno
periprefcn ocm @ubIifllm cine bal.
6ige 9efunntmnbung. Gin am 6.
Mdrj 8. :. ueroifentlidter 9cridt
iiber bic tfinun5Inge Der 9anf go6 sic
SiilisqleIIen oeriel6en ouf $3.50, BOP
an.
Die Iircftoren tbeilten ipGtcr nit,
onB oas 6olliment burh gemiIic, pom
@ice .ErGiionten ". 6. 1opis norae.
nommcre anpitnl gtnlooen 6er6ei.
geiiibrt lpurOe. 0abiS iibertruo Ser
ganf Dor ctliden 5ngen gigent6um
gum 9etrage BON $4,000, oQein
oaiieI6e reid)t bin. ieine @erpiIihtun-
gen gu oefen. Cine Slinme 8eIoes,
pelfe ben oiientliden Sdulen Gan.
toms geb0rt, lit in Ser 9anf beponirt.
@ie gearte oes yGlearing Souie"
onge6en, miro feline nnbere ssinnn3.
anitalt Der Stnbt onrd oos Saaiment
in Mitlcioeaid)nit gc5ogcn.
gSaibingson, 3. s., "a. Mai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
slSmiraI8 gNorte fellen ins 0eipId,t.

q Gontre bmtroG Sidborn 1T cncr Der
o. beit bcfanntcu &omirGlc unierer Slotte
Seine Gn0oben bctrcff5 Teruna nb 1d5perpicgeno,
benn iie berbreitct pcroeu
SSaS er ia9t iprN BON bctcu anbcrcn bobIte6euoeu
Slotenoifi5ercn pcocr6olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
slus eiaener Grfabruae.

Ser G'cbraub Sbres Eerrnn ols 0tel iino 9ur
fir Aatarrb bel biclen nencr rebc. beuen gebols
fen Iouobl ais aud uenc eigcuc GrIabrurg in Se3ug
anf g8irfIomtet unb trd8enoe gigcndateu berdnIaBt
mid. eS allen Berioncn 5u empieben" gys2ieut.
Ser. Stantens Slottc Somcs W @}or9au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Pesrusna 9mrsert @als.&atarrD.

sd fam SIR Wittel gerlno meinen Srelmoen uno
onbcren &eucu reuo9it cnpieben oIs ems Der beiteu
ghel Die id ie perudt sbobe fir tatdrrbaIilde De-
idrerben bes 3nlles unb dbnder 2eioen aud1 baIte
db &erllua fir Elm groBarti9es Spuic" aomirat
Sames 81. Gjrecr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
2Sas oct utirat Saat.

S6ilip Sidhborn, aontre s9lbnral Ser Ser Stnotens
Slotte, id1reibt bon Babin9ou, 8. g. pic ioIgt:
vSudlbem idl Grruna fmr5c 3eit gr6raudt faun itj
Sbr mcrtpUles Wtcl bcrcituiaiaIt SCScm cmp1cbIcn,
Der Gin fratisenbcS Comic nBtbie bat" - GBap Sidj.
burn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
TrUitidlnocn.

WitliumSport go, 81
Otai. Mibreno Der lebtcn Orci
yt6dtc lit in biciigcr @cgeno ihmerer
1SroIt cingetrctcn. 9tue airihenbIiis
tben iino crlrorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Gmpfieblt Vesrusna.

sd bin iber5euet bon %erinos 6eilenoen @iaeus
f6ofen rno b 809ere uift es alien Seronen an ents
pfcblcn, bie Statorrb ciocn" Stoutnobore Somers
bile Nit6olIuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

Sar Ssuiten iin0 Grfdltistssen.

uS6 bin iebr 5ufrieben nit Sbrem 8erind unb fnnu
e8 gcrnc ais Gin luiramcS Nitte fir Suieu uuo @rs
tdltugcn empiebleu." - Slontres Gbmiral g. a. 5olueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
s.rrfnrptra Rrhielfirhrr.

Wtrfnppfcs NedlIeIfifbtr,
elalaDes sebelfteber Hno berglelden. Die iett
rWaitopen 5iige6riehen fuerocn iuuroen Dor
oielen Sdbren bon ben alten 9ernharoincr ml6ns
6en ebei,o i6nea lpie beuie .eebeilt nno babel
llno stebnlihem Wei oen crten glnftrefen BON
Sroltfhaueru, 9opiihmer5, Riidenidbmer5 sers
lioeiung nne ailpemetnem ltnbe9aeen aaben iie,
ardnfcrpinen" befannf IT. Elm frditiaien Die qes
ber, llnterten has 9lnt, reinialen bic esefdbe
non Ninoernliieli, tfpieten eiipu nufbdnoere W,is
lfobeii iiiio fdhafifcn oeic fnn aIle annercn ait
iigfH Sfpffe aus ocm Spjten
(SiNuSn,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
56rcfcnStbat cinca @obmIiuniscn
GrihicBt icinc Co.tmL nmf ainOcr
lmO iih icl6it N(or0onQriii
AMI cincn Uorijbcr iobrcnocrl
Wiildlmann.

n6ronct3Co 81. Wtoi. -
Der in MOB &aacU, Marion- County,
ipobnbofte @iainn Stcpbcn5 crlnor
Octc bclltc icinc 6roll ihoB irmc iiini
am0cr un0 bcgina ScDbitmoro, noh
Dem cr ciucu poriiber iobrcnocnNtiIh
mann mge8riffcn mo 3u crmorocII
oerilltbt bate. 0tei Scr &inOcr blic
ben ouf scr Ste0c toot lmo Die 5mci
ouocrcn iito niht 3ll rctten.
9lla oic Nohborn um0 Eoli5cibc
nntcn 0nS SmlS bctratcn, bot lid
ibncn Elm cntictIih'9 5doltipicI. Gic
W}itglic0er ser 6nmiIic Iagen, l0nnlts
lid nit ourtbihoiicncu &0pfen, i'm
Bette. Die 5rmt lmO 0rci Der ains
ser lparen foot. Ger %orfou fam oli
feinc onoere @eiie crfI6rt pcrocn, ais
oaB Stephens pI0Glib pnbnInnig
nltr0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

Cine earantirte auy gtgsn Samorrbuioen.
Sudeube bltnhe lIic1oe ODER pororingenoe
Standardization. Jbr glpotbefer gie6t toei6 3it,
rijd ncntt Yoio Cmtmeut Hibt In 9 bis IA
qooen flIrirt' 5Oc tgtoo1I. .iSo, ,iug9 ,6lRte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Stcucr Scpnrtcmcnt,
sipicnitUfc. 2 ,Inllrc nlt.
l1ntllllnus

60OO Mioudtsruicn. l0c bIo 25c. has StUd
3pci SUB bod). Charles II. 6. Gromau, ,5lu.
Kilt Seinu'6pao Is. 4, y. %honc lSolic 1lGi.
Ui2IG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

(6prtietnms iiebc slueitc seite.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

The term of the state circuit court
which convened this morning bios
fair to be short, as most of the cases
set for trial have either been dismiss
ed or continued. The docket of civil
cases to be tried has not been ar
ranged, and several criminal actions
may be disposed of without the ad OF
jury.
Joseph Wilson, charged with as
saulting Lewis Dawson with intent to
rob- this morning pleaded guilty to
the charge, and will be sentenced
Thursday morning. The crime was
committed at Umatilla a week agoA
Wilson held up Dawson, 16-year-old
boy, at the point of pistol, searched
his pocket for money. and then COM
PEELED his victim to submit to an out
rage.
A. r. Dunn, alias Joseph MainarA
charged with larceny from the per-
son was arraigned and given until to-
morrow morning in which to plead
Dunn is alleged to have picked the
pocket of w. Brummett, "a contractor,
as the two were In a saloon together
Charley Luke, an Indian charged
with horse stealing, will be tried to-
morrow morning.
Judd Tethers and George Dittys
charged with horse stealing. will be
tried Wednesday. On the day follow
ing Ira d. Horton, colored, charged
with assault with intent to commik
murder will be tried. Horton is ac-
cused of slashing Edward Leroy, an
other negro, with a razor.
Two actions against Perry Hunter.
charging him with horse stealing and
the larceny of some coal, begun more
than year ago, were ordered dis
missed.
Upon petition of William Kilgore,
the complaining witness. the action
against p. H. Tiederman. an Athena
saloonkeeper, charged with selling
liquor to a minor, was dismissed
The petition states that Tiederman 10
to retire from business.
After the roll call this morning the
jurymen in attendance were excused
from further attendance until tomor-
row morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

Salem, Jan. 1e.-(Speeial. Fol
lowing are the committee appoint
ments OF the senate: Agriculture and
forestry, Mcdonald, Laycock. Avery;
assessment and taxation, Booth, Hol-
man. Sichel Loughray and Miller;
clans. Bowerman, Carter, Miller;
commerce and irrigation, Holman,
Howe and Wheaton; counties, Coe,
Hodson and Tuell; education, Cook,
Hayes and Piter; election and privil-
eyes. Brown, Smith and Avery; en-
crossed bills, Sichel, Bowerman and
Croisan; enrolled bills, Hobson. Hol-
man and Miller; federal relations
wheaton. Wright and Avery; fishing
industries. Tuttle, Brownell. Cooke
Coe and Mcdonald; game. Carter
Howe and Wright; horticulture, Hop-
son. Nottingham and Avery; insur-
ance and banking, Loughary' Booth
carter. Cooke and Haines; irrigation
Iaycock, Rand, Whealdon. Bower
man and Smith; judiciary, Rand,
Rrewnen, Cooke, Malarkey ana
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

little to the support of the association
during the past year; the records
show that the Texans have contribute
ed but per cent of the total expenses
Of the association.
Under the reorganization there are
six distinct classes of livestock grow
ers included in those having repre-
sehtation in the association, as fol-
lows: Cattle growers, sheep growers,
horse growers, swine growers, and
goat growers, beside the breeders of
fine stock and thoroughbred stock as
sociations. We. feel that these inter
ests are more than sufficient to hold
in check the packing houses and the
railroads"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
WOULD INCREASE AUTHORITY.
II. Hearst Talks to Congress
sional Committee.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Represents-
tive Hearst, of New York, appeared
before the house committee on inter-
state and foreign commerce today to
advocate his bill which proposes to
clothe the interstate commerce COM
mission with authority to fix railroad
rates.
Hearst cited decisions of the su-
preme court to sustain his contention
that congress has authority to dele
gate this power to the commission.
He complained of the dilatory tactics
of the commission. saying his COM
plants against the anthracite roads,
instituted in 1909, are still pending
before the commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
Inyidious Comparison.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Judge
James A. Miner, of Salt Lake, form
erly a member of the supreme court
of Utah, again testified in the Smoot
inquiry. He said Smoot had always
stood for the enforcement of the laws
and was regarded as one of the COM
ing men of the state.
Polygamy is decreasing SO rapidly,
the witness said, that he believed that
in 10 years Utah will be in this regard
better than any other state in the
Union. "There is no more polygamy
or otherwise unlawful cohabitation
in Utah than there is in New York,
or the District of Columbia" the
witness added
Elias A. Smith, of Salt Lake, cash
ier of the Deseret Savings Bank. tes-
titled he WAS Il Mormon and mem
ber of the peoples party until ii was
dissolved. He denied the church die
tated political affiliations for its
members and said every person is
free to follow his own inclinations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
New Northwest League Formed.

Boise, Jan. l6.-That Boise will be
represented In the new Northwest
league of baseball clubs is an assur-
ed fact, as the franchise arrived to-
day. The new league will be compos-
ed of the following cities: Spokane,
Butte. Helena, Ogden, Salt Lake and
Boise. Committees will begin work
at once to sell shares at 50 per snare
in a new corporation to be known as
the Boise Athletic association, Ltd''
with a capital stock of $4,000 fully
paid up and worcestershire. From
the number of citizens of Boise VINO
have promised to take stock In TINS
corporation, the promoters feel sure
that in a very short time the fuii
amount of the capital stock Will be
taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
pENDLEroN. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY le, 1905.

ese Gazette today published a signifi-
cant speech of Count okuma, former
foreign minister of Japan, delivered
at Toxic. He said the Japanese must
follow the example of America, whose
ascendancy dates from the promulga-
ton of the Monroe Doctrine.
"If we win the war Japan should
insist that those foreigners now in
Eastern Asia must follow Japan's
will, while no other power should be
permitted to obtain any East Asian
possessions. Japan should assume
herself to be the leader in China
Korea and Siberia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

st. Petersburg, Jan. 16.-It is ad-
mitted in official circles that anarchy
prevails throughout the empire, in
cluding st. Petersburg itself. This
state of affairs is attributed to the
fall 'of Port Arthur and to the fact
that defeat in Manchuria is anticipat-
ed. Russian statesmen, 1t is admit
ted are casting about for some means
of bringing the war to an end.
A dispatch from Lodz reports that
rioters yesterday hoisted red flags,
and fired so shots at the police,
wounding one officer. The police re-
piled, killing the standard bearer OF
the rioters. Sixteen disturbers were
arrested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
STORM OFF THE SCOTCH COAST.
Great Damage TO Fishing Industry,
and Loss of Life,

London, Jan. 16.-Frightful storms
prevail along the Scotch littoral. The
fishing fleet of Ullapool has been
driven ashore. Three boats were
sunk and many badly wrecked. Two
coasting steamers have run ashore at
Ullapool. A fishing smack was
wrecked off the Orkney Islands and
the crew OF five drowned. The har-
bors are filled with vessels seeking
shelter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Pierce; medicine. pharmacy and dem
tistyY. Coe, Tuttle and Smith; military
affairs, Coshow, Malarkey and Howe;
mining, Bowes, Hodson and COe; mu-
inequalities and corporations, Lough-
AIRY, Sichel and Rand; penal institu-
tions, Nottingham, Malarkey and Mil
Ter; printing, Hodson, Holman and
Coshow; public buildings and insti-
tutions, Wright. Farrar and Mays;
public lands, Howe, Croisan, Noting
ham, Whealdon and Smith; railroads,
Croisan, Brownell, Sichel, Hodson and
Wright; revision of laws, Malarkey,
Mays, Bowerman, Rand and Coshow;
roads and highways, Haines, Hodson,
Tuttle, Laycock and Mcdonald; ways
and means. Farrar, Hobson, Carter,
Loughary and Coshow.
Speaker Mills announced his COM
mittees late this afternoon. Repre-
sentative Cole, of Umatilla county. is
chairman of the committee on irriga-
ton; Representative Blakeley, of
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