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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-01-20
Fail to Elect Caucus Nominee.

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-01-20
PARIS-WHITE.

w. w. MITCHELL,
Sheriff of Bourbon County
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
Scr. SGn9er BON Baltimore.

Sallptqiiortier: .@ermania . Dian.
nerd)or Sole; ErGiioent SenrD
@ieiefing. Nr. 22S. berl. goItcrn.
gpe.; correiponoircnoer iino proto.
folirenoer Scfretdr s. @iaiom Oh.
benius, Nr. 1923, SrleonSitrobe;
Sinan5 SefrctGr g. SimmcIbebcr,
Hr. 3t5. Gor6 GbenitroBc; Sdat.
meilter $. MidIif, Nr. 7t3. @or.
neritraBe; 0irigcnt Sobn u. &lein.
&%eriommIltng jeoen a%lueiten 3reitag
int Morat.
,Nrion."
&ouptquurticr: Stng Sale, Tr.
205, Sanooer.S truBe. Singitunoe:
WittluodJ - Girigent: s. e. 5ranf.
y@ormonic."
Souptauorticr: Rr. Ala, 8cIt.
8opettc.S trobc. Singltrnoe: 9ien.
tags - 0irigcut; Sobn u. &lein.
,@ernlania. WGnnerd)or."
Sniptquorticr; @erlnanio t. MGn.
ncrfor !Solle, Nr. 4t0-412, NeIt.
lombard. StrnBc. Singitunoc: Don.
neritogs - Girigcnt: 2Dcooor Sen,.
berger.
n6robitnn.
Souptquortier: Jrobiim Saae,
Rr. 2OOO, 5rcocrid-I penne. Sing.
Itunoc: Iiittuot5 -9irigeit: Sobn
u. Silent
uarbcitcr Ndnncrfor."
Sanptqllortier: anoreaS' Sale,
Tr. 314, Sanopcritrabc. S%ilgitunoe:
Wittipods - Glrigent: Gbas. 8.
UodJou.
vQocuIt Toint WGnnerhor."
Sauptorlorticr: 3lpider's Safe,
Ode Gubo. uno an6reItrnBe. cling.
itunoe: Wittood 4benbs s ubr -
Tirigcnt: Slrbert arilppcl.
,9rbritcr 2ieoertaiel."
Sauptorurticr; gol5' Soac, Nr.
4OS, @eIt 2cringtonitrobe. Sing.
itunoc: Gicnitao&- Girigcnt: Si,bert
Stripped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
,Wtclu0iC."

Sanptqiloriicr: s. Hic@' Souc,
Ode 2oipitrobe mo @clair Morft.
Sinoitunoe: Gonncrito08 0iri.
gent 8. GoroluS.
,@apcril6cr MGnncrhor."
SouptQuortier: Ndcrmonn'$ Nnuc,
ode bon Caroline uuN U~ouNbitro6c
Singitinbe: 9onncritoN Nben0 -
0iriDcnt: Iil9lllt Shnciocr.
r8ermanio. Nuortctt Gltb."
Souptql,orticr; Mcicuber0'S Souc,
Nr. 116, Noro . TocoItroBc. Sing.
ltunoc; 0ienitog3 - Girigcnt: s.
&aroluS.
nWcb0er.@ clon0ucrCin."
Sonptqunrtier: @oilmom'@ Sanc,
2olu. u,b Sorrelt Strnbc, Cling.
ltnnbe: 0icnltogS- 0irigeut: Subcri
ariippcl.
,Goclpei6."
SouptQuorticr: @corN 8. Ioer'%
Sale, Or. I, Salt NocmIc, Gonton.
SinaitunOc: 0icuitogS - 9irigcut
gIilg. S6ncioer.
nSboIio WtGnmcrdor."
SonptQitorticr; &oigt'S &olle, Nr.
1922, &orior6 NDcnuc. S%in0ltun0c:
Gienltn9S 9iriNc1t: 8. G, 6rnnf.
Sltrnuerein ,%onuGrt3."
SorpGrtS &nQc, 9tr. 1872 -73i.
Observation-Disclosures.
oGihenrr0u5."
Solptai,nrticr: 3obn Sdnliot'
Dorm. 3orn'S) @oac. Ode 3. mno
@oligbitrnBc, Sigblonotolun. Sing
itunoe: MittpodS 0irigctt: Con.
@odncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

Ylanco.8iider) Girfulcre, anoere
gcorudte Sodcn, Gorrettur 8ogea
uno beifoleenocs Wonuicript, go.
Icntincs, Nufif.R otenblGttcr, Sclio.
iDpes. gbronios, EIofote, 2itbosra.
pbie'u II. eeorudte an5ciocn i'm vii.
a%cntcineu, iGintntlid), lucun aid)t
pel lieselt, 1 Gent fir 2 lln5cu ODER
lpcniger.
Sierter 8laIfe - @oorcn uno
TuIter, 9lanco.g Bidder mo Yupiere,
Gr5c, ollie Sod)cn, ipeld)c nid)t in il.
geno elmer Der anbercn Glallcn ciu.
gcihIoiien uno ibrer Hatur nod
nidt gciahrlid, oocr perocrblih fir
cen SnboIt Der anberen Yoitlahcu
iino. (Giu ipc5iclleS 8eict icst boS
Sorto fir SGmcrcicn abIcgcr.
8ur5cln, SprGBlinge mo Yilon5cu
ouf Die Haic bon eincni Gent fir ic
9 lln5en ieli.). Sails n%oracnann.e
griifeI nift mcbr, oIs A BIuno be.
iragen, 1 Sent pro llnSe oocr oeren
9rlidtbcil.
8cgtItrotiousgebilbr fir 0rieie
mo onocre Bolticnoungen bt.rdgt =
Gents.
@oorcnproben - Eadetc bis 81
4 lln5cn 9 GcutS; Eodete iibcr 4 lin.
gen idtper, 1 Sent fir ieoe 2 llu5cu
oocr 0crei WridiLciI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
9rieIbef0rbcrnns nadJ Dem gnSlanSc.

Gle ouSIGnoiide &oit liir oie nit
Dem IL. s(tgllit 1905 cuOcuOc ISOLDE
idIiebt bier (pronpt III olcn 6Gucn)
I'M Soupt.Y oitamt, lpic loI9t:
Die Yadct.Iolt lit often bon 0 llbr
Tornlittoes bis 5 llbr Na9mittoas
tG0Iifl altSsenommen SountoaS.
Gle Badct.Eoit mad Gcutidlano
idIicBt I'm, 10 llbr &ormittugS onl
Montna; iiir 8robbrit0mjcn itno
&rlono ON Gienltag uno 6rcitog INN
) llbr Nobmittags.
Sampler fnbren bonn Nclu. gprfer
@oicn nb, lpeull nidt auOcr8 ongc0c.
ben.
Grons-oi!nn dc Soft.
Mitttpo6 = 10 llbr NbcrOS: iiir
6ronfrcid, Siio europa, Gopptcn
uro 9ritiid) Sroien per Gampicr
ga @oScpgne" uia Naurc C@ricie
liir onoere Sbcile G~llropo'5 miiiicn
per go 8nscoane" bciCidnct iein).
Srciiog - Z l(br NbcnoS: fir
europa per 9ampIcr o9tep . Dorf"
pin Tlpmoutb Ii. GbCrbC,rg (9rieie
fiir 2ipcrpool, SdottlolO 1t. Srlonb
miiiicn per Gampfer rNep Dort" be.
5cidlnet iein). 10 llbr Nbcno$: iiir
europa per 9ompier y&lrconia" pio
Queenstown.
Wontog, II. Iral0t-i iir europa
per 9ampier ~aoiicr @iIbclm Der
3mcitc."
y o # II a b 9 ii 3. unoGcntraI.
Tmerifo, @ It etc.
0onnerltog - Z llbr 9lbelloS: fir
Eorto FIoto per Compiler n2iaie."
10 llbr SLbenbS: fir sic Bahamas per
Gompfcr oSontioec."
Sreitog 3 ltbr NodmittooS: iiir
Somuica per 0nmpler BON Bolton.
10 llbr Ibcnos: fir Ncuiunolono
per 0ampier .Silpio;;" fir Curacao
mo Te%neSuelo per Gumpier ,Wtoro-
coibo;" fir Yorto Gico per 0ompier
.Eonce" pio San Suou; fiirSortune.
S9lano, Sunoico inN Colombia per
Nompier oIuegbenp;" iilr Barbados
un0 Guiana per 9ontpicr Wonca;"
iiir Central Imerifo mo SGicn al,
Der Siio Ynciiicfiiitc per 9ompicc
pio Colon; iiir Gilbo per Tompicr
~Wtontercp;" iiir Ole ga Yloto.SGn.
Der per 0ompicr nFrocioc."
Gie Eoit fir 9tcuiunbloub pio
Nortb-S poncp unb iiir Miqllelon pia
Bolton idIieBt bier tGQIid) Inn 3 llbr
Hod)mittnas; fir Guba bio Eolnpa
tGglid) I'M 1 llbr NadmittagS fir
Gotta Hicu, Son6uru9 mo @ilutc.
mola pio Nelp.S Orleans tGglih INN s
llbr Ibcnos. tIb.
&ranS. Yocific Soft.
Sienitog - 7 llbr 4bcnoS: fir
Sopnr, Goreo, China mo Die Ebilip.
pincn Dia Gancouuer.
Wittipoh - Z llbr IbeuoS: fir
Sopon, Goreo, China uno Die Ebilip.
pinen pia Seattle.
8rcitog = ltbr abcnOS: fir
Samoii, Sopou, Goren, China uno
Die Ebilippincn uia Gan Sron5iSco.
SomItog - Z llbr NbenOS: iiir
6iii-SSlono8. A%uitrollen mo Nclt.
Goleoonicn pio &oueoupcr.
3ic SronS. g acific.Yolt miro tag.
lid 5unlgbDau9$baicn beioroert uito
Die 3cit ocS EoItihliIies lit 10 ar.
rongirI, bob Gin ununterbrp6cncr
llebcr!onb.2 transport itottiinoct.
". Sail Sorris,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
Nher,l ..9belpetA-&ane,"
Sin @cidlcmf fiir,s Qcbcn.

Renn Sbr @urcn Iodiern Elm proItildb,s &c.
theni Iiadben. irout, Elm @efhenf fir'S aunse
8cbcn. fo. Iabt .fc eincri 9urfus i'm
Gccctric. Eantcn. g n eiterIhne
blir6rlad en-. 7ie Gdule 1T tett ge6ifnet. Der
Moltenpnnft TT gerina. Gfiiler fir Sic Mbenos
fldffen tperoeri icbt aufecnom1net. Meaeu Be
bineungen iperbe man flo an Mrs, 6u4er. ~.
902. Het.earatssa.. G6e 9pparb.etrate.
(276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
T1ftmarfen.N scninrea.
Weridieoenc Stoottbcile, IN ipcIben
Hoit.Wertbiahcn berfanit

tpcrben.
McIbGIe - q. ". Scott.
WcrtSfocb - Vurneu y. @appiueion.
Sorfu6'llbenic nno 6arrifoit. ctraBe - NJ.
bert y. q. Sau.
~: Sirdbe mIb Sunttnobon. sbeRue - 2onis
Rcinboflur.
Grnnpebilc 49, Siram Rumble.
port'gbenue inb SobnIonsStrabe - 4. =. q
S6eibt.
8. unb Souab.eirabe. 6ieblanbtuipn - sas
g. 2riur.
Drnngebiue - 6eoree veQ.
NrN. 25, n~nicn'abenue (ygoobberrS) -
Clarence 8. RiIliantt.
Nroabpap mnb NaItimore,e irabs -- 9eorat
J. gBnp.
untcr'Siatton, -gennIbIbarier Sahn- - &
8. Bro,pn.
Gambes Citation. .raIiimoresO bto.Pabn-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
gefSrbernns bon Yuliaden.
Sdn9c Der erIorocriiden 3cit our
Grrciduna Der berSdiebcneu


GGn9c Der erIorocrIiden Belt 3ul
grreidnrg Der beribiebenen
~8eitimmnngsorte.
nntcnitcbcno lit Die nnocIGbri
Belt 'iir llcberniitteIuiig Der BpIt
iodcn BON Dem 8aItimorcr Yolt
yiirear mad ben baupiiGhIid)tr
einbcimiiden un6 aiSp1rtiget
Staoten berSc;dne..
SnIanb.
uiInnin, va, ~ yiunbcn.
Mitnnlie'9itO RS, o Stnnben.
@rooilbn. N.sY, . Stulocn.
Nnrliugion, g%crmoui, II Giunben.
Buffalo nd; 10 Giuneen.
@ape W'np, N..S., 0 Siunben.
gbnrIeipn &C. 10 eimnben.
eoinmbia,o SO. II einnb,n.
s,msinnGaliI; h6tG 20 Siuassn,
&onecrs, H..8, 10 Siunben.
9euber, Colorado, az 2age.
saIos!ioee. 'a asIas. : HSaae 8 eiunssn.
Sariforo. gonneciieut IL Gtunhsn.
SnoiorapoIis. Sno;, | zas.
Sadton, Wiiililltppi. 2 2aoe.
SadtonpiIle, TlG, I Idp.
annfds. Gin, Oliourt, 2 Tnae.
Etttle Nod, grfniins, ! 1na IL Stnnbeu,
goniebtlle, aD, | Tag 2 SturoeH.
Wempbis, 1cnn., 1 Ina 8 GtunoeH.
Waobile, gllnbnmu. 1 2aa 8 GtuneeR.
gorfol!, yir9inien, ~ Stnnbeu.
gefusSrienns, "a, / 1ua 10 StuHben.
Gtoo. Rem y)orf, b GiuHoeH.
omaha. Nebrnsfa, 2 1aee.
YortIanb. Wiuine. 1 Ioa.
gortInno, Oregon, 3 1aae.
philadelphia, Ia, 3 GtInoe1.
Kiffsbura, RI, If Ctitnben.
Nrobioence. 8.'S. 10 Giunoen.
Mdlciab, E..G.. 10 Giunbeu.
q. YouiS. W,iiiouri, / 3ua Q Siinben.
Ct. Panl, Wtinpeiotn, 1 Iag t2 Stuuoen
can Drancisco. Col. 4 1aee IL gtunben.
husband.
Vremen. Denfi1Innb, 9 9aae.
NienoS sibres. NraentinieH. 20 1aee.
Calcutta. Britif6.Snoten. 80 Taos.
9enierara, Brttifds Guinea. 18 Zaoe.
Qongfcfla, China, 25 xage.
ntnGfton, Snmaica, 8 Iaae.
Etberpool, naInrb, 4 1age.
Su5errL G1pei5, 10 2aoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

1e.n Jlt sch Rstbta bapt, Hentet GxA
SrunSe d HiRarIeSen s asl Maiars, Wa'eln SSss
Experimentation NIT. 6renaer, n. 100,
rssxHsa.etsaA 1. Glur, 4aunbrp sublime.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
4. n. N6ermaup'S 6aue

Eurhoft@de 8ouabs uro gurolinesSt.abe.
2dlptouartier beS Observation-Disclosures
F.'S)..Gde @ouqb' uno 9Grnlineftr. Bers
etnsberin nlinluna ie6eu 9pnnerttag Hbenb.
Reme RitpIieber tpi1fommen. Sorada.
iiteS Bier Der Gaiinnal.9rdueret int SGpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

Rcrbph,Gde Der hoip. NIB Sorrett'Sirabe.
Sourt1rarfier hes @eianepereinS rW,elos
ote". Ginafiuneeu ieben DouncrflasHbeso.
EsrfammIuuaen oeS ~Gentenntoi Mcteers
Ysretns- iehen 2. uuo 4. Dtenftna i'm Wao.
moi. xeIepboN - Wt. SeruoH 2866 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

oiif Den Gn9ro@ .Sonoel; fir ocn
a~lcinbnnocl muG Gin cntipreheitber
Illiid)log gcnlod)t iucr0cr.
Gicr. pro Gb0. 1713c. bis tS1@c.
Butter, pro Eiuno:
Creamery Separator -. 70 bis PIE
Creamery Sanitation. -. 16 bis Is
Su. N%ortbpcItcrn Gable. rs bis Is
Store FddeO ........ - bio -
Mcltcrn HolS ........ 10 bis
Creamery Yrints, 1 BIO. 20 bis %
Creamery Yrints, IL Bio. 81 bis %
NO, 30. uno Ea. Yrint9 - bis
Creamery 9lodS, . Eluno 10 bis 81
Hcnopirte, bette TrintS.. 70 bis 81
Scben0eS 8ciIiigeL. pro Eiuno:
alto @ilbner lie, bis loo; ilnge Nilb-
ner 15c.; gnten Zoe. bis l3c.; (ull-
ben, pro Boor DOC. bis Boo.
s ii D uno Is zen Ii e.
ao%rtoiieln, pro SAB 500 bis
$t.35; 3uderriiben. pro 9itnoel
1c. bis &c; 8ciBtobI, pro Sunoert
$50 bis $3.50; 3miebeln, pro Sii.
libel Coo. bis SOC; NepieL pro SAB
$1.25 bis $40; griinc 9tbnen,
pro @uihel SOC; @urfen, pro
aorb 15e. bis SOC; tomatoes. pro
Carrier t5c. bis 60c.; anonuS, pro
Gruic $3.50 bis $500 Simbeeren.
pro Quart ic. bis &C.; Eilriihe, pro
Carrier $3.50 bis 50; GontalpupeS,
pro Grote 65c. bis $t.25; @olierme.
loncr. t2c. bis 49,; 9irnen, pro
SOB 50c. bis 500; 0umions. pro
SOB $500; Fllauner, pro Quart
&c. bis Sc.
Groceries nno Eropiic.
mem.
SoI5fIeildl pro Eiuno: fleine Gu.
gor.Gureo Sd)infen 1876; groBe
Sdinten t3e.; Galiiornier S6in.
fen Size; SlQor Gnrc0 Shultern
S12c.; troden geiolSene Scitenrippen
&c; Spedleiten 91ac.; troden &c.
loI5ene Sduliern Sc; reincS
Sdmol5 lit 3ierceS 1916; Speds
idultcrn Sa4e.; Web.S dpeineileii6
$14.50 pro 5oB.
Halfinirter 3uder: geluiirfeit
6.10e.; pilloeriiirt 5.50c.; Stonoaro
gronulirt 5,40c.; iein %grunulirt
Grpitol u 5.40c.; Columbia
Y 5.05c.; gelber 4.25c. bis 5.25c.
8erolteter aofiec: T.. 6. Is. 100
Eio. ailten t3c.; &. g. &. GO Eio.
aiiten 1916; e. &. e. &c Eluno
aiiten 1920; reiner SABA 2SEc.
biz 29c.; gutter SABA 261a his DE;
reiucr Woffa 261ac. bis &c; SABA
iino Moffo, aemiiht. 251ac. bis &c.;
SABA, gcmilht, 2l12c. bis 25c.; rel.
ner Moraeaibo 2l1ac. bis 22c..
rcincr Ga @lnora 201ac. bis Bic;
rciner SantoS 81 bis 2tlsc.; Son.
tos. ecntiiht, zoe. bis 20kc.; 9aio,
oeuliidt, t9e. BIG 1yiac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
Ebam Maps NeHaarsst,

gr. 1iO4, 9orbsgenfrnI.Nbsiul
Ter .Horboff 2mmeripdbrenb. nauberetn
bon baltimore herfunmsIt N9 kter
tsben Wontaa. - 6ecrae Trebn, 4 eonS
Pier ON 8apf. MD beutf1er nrt brett
bonn S1b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

&. spahn's Ntfaurant.

, SerIn mmIunasloful oes yInionia . Com,
Er. 800. ,. %" reieubensDi.
i iirifis gr. 1906" ~Shilers9 iitrifis sir.
, 100. 3. Il. D." uno r9ifriiis Er. $50,
/ >. II. b" SuIIe an @ereine All bernie
, iben.- -5einite Sie,c. Beine unb anocre
i Setrdnfe. U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

wlRt1 cptet,
Tr. 1924 Ch'RcItimpre.S trnbe. - 4tm'
Neirdnfe nnb Retne. .Vah. BieR.Nrume.
rei.-Fter. ReriammIunaSIoiaf beS OFT.
Hpmborofir. Smmcr,p. Van. ifnb qeib.
Screins. GbsT. 1eI.-@oIie 1882 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

Sofepb ehprnasr's 6nfc.
2ft5 Salucrtgn.Hpao, nube Srtoerid.Aoe.
Die beiieil Rcine I'M gReIleno. MlabIs
aeitcn 3u ieoer Belt. 1eid1ftsluri6 cine
Spc5iolitdi. - Soupfarariier oeB -gars
olion,g lrbciiers WtdnnerhorS".
(NpriI20. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

Nr. 1t2O bis ii22, Sarlcrb.Nbtmne.
S%aupiduoriier hes .3bnIia' M~innerNorS-.
Saue unb @ommersurten biuie All ber'
m,etpen. 0uter BInb fiji g~ufferHr6fteu.
Vetnfte 1etrinfe. S~ret,Tool. Q. 3 D.
1eIepbou - Wt. Bsrnpu $500 q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
8elb ans5nleiben.
RaraIanS Gbatfcl 2uam NToeiation,

U~VarOI0n0 NDdffcI TDdn TM0ctnftUn.
$40 btS $500 werben periiehen ant W5belu,
HtausS etc., sbue Gntfernnns hsrieiten..
Bon 1. Janaar 1905 an befinoen fth infere
Biirediir pieber In unferem altei Ypfalc.
Ss'ssrt'Ss'istns, benz Sert6fSaebdiioe seseu'
6tn,n,er Nr. 900, 23f, 1888 Otpeiter GIur),
enAsh.U6e 1Mhette. Mnb ct. Sauf.etrate.
Sonpenirs fir Vefhdftsfreunoe.
(Nct0. 1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

UT. 2i8. GIdp', nabe Soiparo,SitnBe.
BorSiiaIi6e @cine, Gpiriiuofen II. Union.
Giaarren. @eitcS 9ter an 3apf. 9unih
fir @efndftsIrnie bon 11.30 Born. bits
2 tibr Nnhmitin9s. 9eIepbou g. & 2.
Wt. Ycrnoa 3008-N. (Uidra2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
ssbu u. ntttes,s ,,Gslnmsta.eaas,

SptM 4. Ntttetl n00Inmbta.paut,
Rr. 1929, OH ratt'Strube.
-Scncns9armftnoter Beretn' h%.rfuutmeif
ftt t,ben eriien 3ieniiaa I'm Wonui In
oet SaGe. Saue f1r Bereine unb Def,
Ii1ieitea All oermietben.
(Sau5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09
1ruonftcn Warft.

llnienitebcnoe Yrciie be5ieben iid,
olif Den Gngro3 .Sonoel; fir ocn
alcinbanocl muG Gin cntipredenOer
IuilbIog gcntod)t lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-09

Stnot Dierifu, Wtcrifo, 3 aage.
Wnsfnu. stnBl1lo. ~ Gage.
Vdnnnla, Ner. @tuuicu bon Colombia, 7
2aee.
RariS, Srnufrcl6, 8 2age.
Guebec, 0dndna, . 9aae.
Hio be Snueiro, @runittR, 20 Iaas.
BuuI. Sinlicn. 10 9upe.
Ct. SobnS, NcuiunbIano, 1 1dse.
81, Fefeteburp. 5IlallD, ~ Auue.
Sbbncp. gniirulicn. 81 4aoe.
Ser. Staten @eIoannet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
JAILED ON CHARGE OF
ROBBERY AND MURDER
BY Associa ted Press.

By Associated Press.
FRESNO, Aug. ia man who is be-
lieved to be Bob Chesner, one of the
men who held up train at Olyphant,
Ark, twelve years ago, is in Jail here.
He was arrested by o. ]. Meade, a
Southern Pacific detective. Another
member of the gang, supposed to be
Sam Powell, was recently sent to San
Quentin from Vallejo for robbery.
In the train robbery the engineer, a
man named McNally, was killed. Four
men were hanged for the crime and two
escaped. The man in Jail here went by
the name of viii Henry.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

court clerk OF San Francisco, had sworn
that the Endorsement Of the names
George d. Collins and Charlotte Col
Inns on the back Of the marriage GER
tilcate was in Collins handwriting. It
was not charged that he was one Of
the many alleged conspirators and It
was remarkable, II Collins had then
married Agnes Newman, as he alleged,
that he should write the name Of her
sister Charlotte on the wedding GER
tihcate. The evidence was sufficient to
warrant that the prisoner be extra
dited and Il was his duty to notify the
accused that he would not be surren-
dered for fifteen days
Collins said he would give notice
that he would apply for writ of ha-
beas corpus.
Later It. was announced that Collins
will take habeas corpus proceedings
before Justice Duff of the supreme
court. He is seeking to be placed In
custody of the sheriff instead of being
confined in the common jail pending
the appeal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
czAR WILL NOT YIELD
Russia 5egs Him Neither to Pay Nor
Cede Territory
BY Associated Press.


BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 19.-As the
time approaches for the playing Of the
last cards at Portsmouth there is mani
tested here among certain high officials
and by the press and public the unmis-
taxable conviction that Russia will not
yield on the points Of paying an in
demnity as such, or Of absolutely
ceding Sakhalin to Japan.
The Associated Press can state
authoritatively that Emperor Nicholas.
the day previous to the announcement
of the new national assembly, was
firmly resolved that he would not ac-
cede to the Japanese demand on either
of these points, and furthermore that
the reception by the people of the as
sembly project has done much to
strengthen him in that resolution.
1t is not felt here that the questions
warships and the Limitation of Russian
naval force in the Pacific will be crucial
points in the final settlement. They are
regarded as terms inserted in the de-
mands by the Japanese for the purpose
of humiliating Russia before the world,
and for no very serious purpose of
negotiation. They are also roundly de-
clared to be Unacceptable, but are not
two unsettled questions.
Today, as. at the beginning of the
Portsmouth negotiations, the conditions
relative to the cession of Sakhalin and
indemnity are universally declared to
be impossible of acceptance. The en-
peror has received further addresses
from the country begging him to neither
cede territory nor pay indemnity, the
entreaty coming from practically all
classes of society except the extreme
radicals that the Russian people shall
neither have to pay an indemnity nor
cede Sakhalin.
An immense majority of the Russian
people do not recognize the Japanese as
victors, argue that Russia already has
conceded Japan even more than she de-
manded at the outbreak of the war AMI
declare that the payment now of an
indemnity, as such, would spell political
death for Russia.
1t can be stated authoritatively that
the United States is not attempting to
exercise influence on Russia through
st. Petersburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
CHINA HAS HsR CLAIM
Her Citizens In ManehurIa Have Been
Ruined by the War

Her Citizens In ManehurIa Have Been
Ruined by the War
Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1e-There is
good reason to believe that the Chinese
government will shortly make demand
Of both Russia and Japan for damages
sustained by Chinese citizens in Man
churia during the operations there
The amount Of the claim is matter
Of speculation, although It is surmised
that 1t will be very large. The crops of
two seasons have been ruined for the
Chinese who live within the hostile
zone, and many of them are destitute
During the fighting Of the last year and
a half in Manchuria the country has
ben devastated, whole Chinese villages
having been destroyed.
A prominent diplomat here, when
asked to discuss the question today,
said; yes, think China should make
claim for damages, but 1t Is not at all
certainty that she will get anything.
Might makes right, and China is not
what one would call mighty"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
COLLINS COMMITTED
FOR EXTRACTION
PRISONER WILL TAKE HABEAS
CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
He Cannot Be Surrendered Under Flf-
teen Days and Within That Time
Will Take an AppeaI-WilI Appear
Before Another Judge
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
VICTORIA, B. c. Aug. 19.-George
d. Collins, the lawyer who fled from
San Francisco on July when on trial
for bigamy, and was arrested here on
July 12 at the instance of the San
Francisco police on a charge Of per-
jury, was committed for eXtradition
this morning by Judge Lampman. The
prisoner cannot, under the law, be sur
rendered for fifteen days and in the
meantime will appeal. He gave notice
this morning that he will take habeas
corpus proceedings before another SUI
preme court judge, two having already
refused to issue writ for his release.
Judge Lampman, in committing Col
Inns for extradition, said he could not
entertain the prisoners contentious
that perjury was not an extraditable
offense. that the affidavit because Of
which perjury was charged was not a
necessary one, aad that the superior
court at San Francisco had no juris-
diction in the maintenance action in
WIllCH lIlC perjury Who lhaAOt VI bhoN
the deposition and documents sent
from San Francisco were not sufficient
ly authenticated. The defense had re-
lied much upon contention that the
oath was not properly administered
but Judge Lampman said the evidence
of the notary. Henry was conclusive
that Collins had taken an oath; the
facts shown constituted perjury under
the laws of Canada and 1t was not
shown they did not under the laws Of
California. AS to the alleged contract
of marriage with Agnes Newman in
1888. followed by the religious ceremony
of 1883. when 1t was alleged the name
of Charlotte Newman had been placed
on the records by mistake, Judge
Lampman said the evidence Of the
prosecution was so coiAplete that he
could not accept the evidence OF Col
Inns. II was at variance with that OF
all other witnesses and ]. J. Groom,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
COVER NMENT OF SAN
FRANCISCO DENOUNCED
Grand Jury's Final Report Contains
Scathing Denunciation of
Administration
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 19-The
grand jury which has been in session in
this city for some time filed its final
report today and was discharged. The
report, which contains about 5000
words. is a scathing arralgnment of the
present municipal administration.
The report says in part:
tWholesale and widespread violation
of law is open, notorious and fragrant;
1t meets with the acquiescence of the
mayor; it receives the approval of the
police commissioners; it is aided, abet-
ted and protected by police officials, and
we are convinced that if this condition
be the result of incompetency 1t is Of
such a conspicuous and distinguished
quality that it must have been studi-
ously cultivated patiently acquired and
amply compensated. We find that vice
and crime have been organized so sys-
tematically and fostered with such vigi-
liant attention to detail that nothing
which business acunlen or political ex-
pediency could suggest has been neg
lected or omitted and the operation of
the system is so perfect that speedy de-
lection and swift punishment overtake
the vicious and criminal who cannot
pay the price"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
underwriters REPORT
HELD UP BY COMMISSION
Impression Prevails That Experts
Found Conditions Unsatisfactory
and Publicity Is UnadXlsabIe

For more than a week the fire COM
mission has been holding the report
made by committee of experts to the
national board of fire underwriters re-
garding conditions in Los Angeles.
When the experts visited the city
this spring they did not find conditions
to their liking and so reported. The
context of the report is withheld by the
commission, but it is expected that
when a lot Of new apparatus has been
added to the department and the report
is ancient history it will be made pub
lie