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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHISGIoS, May ?i--The following amy
orders were issued to-day;
First Lieut.. kUbtrt VI. Richards, Assistant Sur
geon. from the Philippians 10 Vancouver Earracks
. Major JOSIAH H. h,IiOgg L. ), A., rvtiI d. Is re-.
leVeu from uuty at OusCui.a Cod, &c, Al ka.tipA.a,
Ark.
First Lieut.. George r. Spadne. from Seco.d
Fist Lieu. narr! p Eapu, ElgHth Infantry,
to Washington Barracks anu Ieporl to g,A,ral
hospital FOR treatment.
flrs. Lieut.. Clarence l.. Colo, Assistant Surgeon
IRON Blue kapius Kan, 10 Army Medical Illus u N
Building.
, Tine Tstirclnent OF Col. Henry W. Hubbc!l Artillery
C)rps, Is ANNOUNCED.
Fist Lieut., Glen f. jerks, from Wa,ervlet
Arsenal 10 Walcrlown Arsenal.
Flfhl Lieut.. leroy i. IuAmal, from Sandy Hook
proving ,grounu 70 the MaIgrvllt, Ans, nal.
, CAPT Edward II. SAulz,, Corps OF ElgIncerS. 10
Guam anamo Bay.
The folowIng named officers recently appointed
Lieut.. b. n]amln NJ. BlIiry, 10 Fourth Infantry,
S'coau Lieut.. LOUIS +. LrfwcE. TO T.!r,conth
Infantry: Second Ii, ut. Chester II. Loop to Fourth
Infantry; second Ii Ut. William i. Gunner, 10
Fifteenth Infantry: second Lieut.. Ambrose X.
Emery 70 twenty seventh lnfaalry, S'conG Lieut..
Lieut.. Edmund e. Waddll. TO Nineteenth Infantry.
These naval orders were issued.
Capt. A. Mark, from command Of the Minneapolis
70 Baltimore as iE5pt ctor OF naval &C lii,Is.
Commander j. +, Parker. from command OF the
PIdfle, Wn,n out OF commission, 10 conference VI
oMcvts az Naval War coll g
capt W. II. Everett. to Co .ottrs Hafbor Island,
NafTagans.lt Bay. In att n..ance at conference OF
ono y AZ Naval War llCg'.
Assistant Paymastpr T.. NJ Hacker, from navy
yard PORTSMOUTH, 10 navy yard, New iurk-
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-The monitors
Arkansas and Nevada have arrived at
Annapolis. the gunboat Hornet at Wash
ington.
The battleshios Maine, Kearsarge Mis-
souri, and Kentucky have sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads for the Southern drill grounds;
the G Cncas and collier Hercules from
Newport for Nor ok, the gunboat Castine
! rom San Juan for Fajardo, the tank ship
Arethusa fr New York for Norfolk and the
cruiser Raleigh from Shanghai for Cavite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-25
News Of PlayS and Players.

Bob billiard, who recently closed his
tour In AS Man Sows,' signed yesterday
with David Belasco to appear as Blanche
Bates's leading man in new play next fall
George Fawcett stock company this week
in -FeC ora last mig t, after the play.
gave the entire company supper at
Scnulin's, well known restaurant in For
syth street.
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No Agreement on Rate Legislation.

WASHINGTON May 24.-It was said at the
White House this afternoon that there
had been no agreement between the Pres-
dent and the railroads with re. erence to
rate LEI islatiCn ara that 30 suggest ion
Tor any agreement was under consideration
by the President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-25
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS,

THURSDAY t25l At $50 A. n. for EUROPE. per
steamship Deutschland. via Plymouth. Cher.
bouTg aud Hamburg INCLUDING France when
4 n. for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY.
SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY. EGYPT.
GREECE and BRITISH INDIA, per steam :
ship La Bretagne. Via Havre talso other parts
Of Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer.
SATURDAY t21.-At 9 a. n. for EUROPE. per
steamship Philadelphia, via Plymouth and
Chcrbourg dncludng Ireland shcn specially
addressed for this steamer: at $50 A. NJ. tsup-
plementary a; Il for EUROPE; per steam
It $50 a. NJ for BELGIUM PARCELS posi-
MAILS. per steamship kroonisnd also regular
mall for Belgium when specially ecGIttsed
for this steamer: at II 80 A. NJ for SCOTLAND
direct especially addressed only) per steam
ship Furnessla.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &c, EX-
--''''S1 tJr - - ArIlIC

CEPT TRANSPACiflC.
Mad, (ertcpt Jamaica and BdhIndSl are ror-
trnrded daiiV 10 ports OF SAILING. The CONNECT
ING mails close a. The General Post Once, Neu fors
as IoLopS .
CUBA via Port Tampa, at $3.50 A. NJ. Mondar,
Wednesday and Saturday. tAso from New
York, Thursday and Saturday. Sec above:
NEXlCO CITY. overland at 80 ?. NJ. and 1889
p. NJ. daily except sunday Sunday at LOOP. NJ
and 1880 p NJ.
NEWFOliN DLAND (exrept Parcels. Post Malls.
via North sydney at y. NJ. Monday. Wednes-
day and Satur day (also occasionally from New
York and Philadelphia See abovcl.
NIOIrELON via Boston and North sydney. al
$50 p. NJ. every other Sunday MAY 81 June
JAMAICA, Via Boston. at 700 P. NJ. Tuesday and
Friday. lAso from New York on Saturday
COSTA RIGA. via New Orleans, at iio:so p. II.
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS Cast Coast
and GUATEMALA. via New Orleans al ,lu'S
p. NJ. Monday. West Coast OF Honduras IS
despatched from New York VIA Panama See
N1cARAGUA Cast Coast. via New ore.n. a.
JloSO p NJ. Wednesday West Coast OF
Nicaragua is DESPATCHED from New YORK VIA
Panam. See abovcl
PANAMt and CANAL ZONE via New orleans at
ii0aO p. n. SUNDAY tafter 1890 p NJ sun
day and until sailing of New York steamer
mail for Panama and Canal Zone Is held ioI 'ne
New York steamer, See abovcl.
lREGISTERED MAI. for overland dispatches
closes al 600 p. NJ previous day.
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POST OFFICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Should b read DAILY by all interested, -
changes may occur at any ume.)
Foreign mall for the week en- Sing May a. 1905,
Post once as follows: REGISTERED AND PAR
CEtS-POST MAILS close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Post Nails
for Germany close at p, II. May "a and 20.
Parcels Post Malls for Great Britain and ireland
are despatched b. the White star Line on " ednes.
days and By the American Line on Saturdays. An
additional despatch Is made BY the Cunard Line
when Cunard steamer sails on Saturday joier
than the American Line ST. amer the same day.
The Parcels Post malls close one hour before tbs
regular malls.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY


The schedule OF closing OF Transpacic, Mails !
arranged on the resumption o. their gn'neTrnpteo
overland transit to port OF sailing The ma co con.
Meeting mails te1ccp, Rsglsersd .1anspAGhC Ms,, u,
Seattle which close 8 p. NJ. previous day clos" at
N" General p,st once New York, as follows,
PEILlPPNE lSLANpS and CLAN a va "a, Il an an,
HAWAII Via San Francisco close atop. NJ NsyT
toT defn1,cn per stremsAip NevT psti ,pp,yy
ISLANDS. Via Tacoma. close ste VI. May Is
" tor despatch per Sstsamshlp TSimac l fesvr,,p
HAYn ? IsASD soHsA SfI ant 4s' so
eP. n, June for despatch per steamship
NEW TEATANG ATsTeAkIA ei9c2' ~ T1 ,,i
Q p. NJ June 3 for despatch per steams,ng
S Scr p az the cugsra s,es,neT t GS' M,
arrive in time !, connect with THIS dssnstcs;
extra r1ails--closlng al $50 \. ". e7o \. ~
AMI p NJ; SUNDAYS at $50 !. ~. 4 n ,I a1h
the arrival Of the c,nerd stesmcrl ro,r,
CHINA and PHlLIPPIyE iSLANpSS - "a
june Tor despatch s'I per Steamship Empress Of
FIJI ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA cesccp, Vest and
NEW SALEnoNiA na I AN, ,Nr H ansDs s
per steamship Aorong,
MANCHuRli except Mukd-r. Ncwchwa1g snt
Port Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA a.
present forwarded via Russia
NoTE.-unless otherwise addressed W"st y.
s,ralia. Is forwarded via Europc; New 2rhan.
E S san pr6,nes o, end G"sn p'Ts ns
addressed via Europe" must pc fully Drcr'di
a; the f1-sign rates Hawaii is f"rNaf'.'
WILLIAM r. WILLCoN. p,.t,osS'er
Post once. New York, N. Y. May 10, 1905.
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NOT,CE.--F!ve cents per half ounce IN addition
10 The regular PoSdo'. mus. be P ep;ald on AZ
letters forwarded BY the SUPPLEMENTARY
MAILS, and letters deposited In the drops
marked Letters I0r Forrlgn Countries, after
the CLOSING OF THE REGULAR MAIL, for
despatch by particular vessel. will not be 50
forwarded unless such additional postage 10
tuiy prepaid thereon by stamps. Supple.
nentary Transatlantic Malls are also opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers whenever the salllngs
occur at 900 a. NJ. or later: and late mail may
be deposited In the mall boxes on the piers OF
the CcrpiGn Lanes sailing from Hobokcn. The
mails on the piers open one hour and half
before sailing time and close Yen minutes
(etters 5 cents half ounce, is required On
articles mailed on the piers Of the Aner.ean
White Star and German (Sea POST steamers:
double postage uetters 10 cents half OUNCE
on other lines
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Consul Gottschalk Promoted.

WASHINGTON May 2.-Alired l.. NJ.
Gottschalk of New York city has been
made Consul General at Callao, Peru. He
has been Consul there since June, 1908.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES, &C.


WEST INDIES. &C.
THURSDAY CA, s A. NJ. for BERMUDA. .p.r
c araN an. Pf'0 GAMPEcAr p I cseA xG
:p'SSaIiy sGqr' SD !, t2r WIS s,eam,r a. 10
skln iincuIins olhtr paris Of Brazil. Arg milne.
Uruguay. and Paraguay when 50, olally ad
s.! cKof1, IEE1@:AkDp an and wlNbW4RD
ao S. sf%mfR RaI BarSaGos ans
saas wae1 iIyi "a Mr ME- ,'p lI q
TsSpIsq 4 vn y. IS g$Rh4Sos. SrlASS
s,iP. II. for Brazil: per Steamship syracuse.
a Sss BAHIA a s sSl sss.o:
1sihhRsSSA BS$sS and ss aS1os
%aen saey ad SD G'l 5 s "a
FRIDAY .2N.-M 4. n: t9r PoRTo RICO. via
y sddT si pST ordhay Ra o6
tor BRAzIL, pr steamship Brsh Prince.
2 H. for 'l YGcATAS s and cAIpEcHE per
steamship Tjomo. ,,>.,,,-,
GRUdtAY and P4aAGUAY, per steamship
So Sf M or At o III kcd HRRacao sns
a e whtn e .p1ssy . as
piSmcndr H ' ioso S' e. 81, Tor NIcARAGTA
ssseE Fast sA GG@ss Ho PkNA Gl tSSf.
Ga, f EcrApoR PERU j. soIiylA and tH1Ii.
inala when specially ,addr, ssed for this
M sr 6 Ssf N1HNPBB'jnHS&aasFGEA ' snG
bcparm tents per Steamship sibITla also Cost.
Sf fa this Es ame8 TAlo sDf't Sr e eu
s1s1n 4gTz Castle Va hHya9s a, on 1t,o
M a, MatAQLAS.
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Regular and supplen entary Malls close at For.
elgn station corner OF West and Morton Streets)
Except that Supplementary Malls for Europe and
Genital America. via Colon. close one hour later
At Foreign SAuon.)
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Sdliiisnadridltcn.

Gopcnb zen. II. <li. - Ter
IGWpicr ySclig Slob" lit BON bier
had, 9Sclu PORT nb9cfobrcn.
MoriciI1cs;o 12. SilIi. Ter
Camper oHomo" fiDr bcltc bon
bier nddt 9tetp. Gorf.
ct. NJ d) ucls. Is. Sltli, - Ser
Edmpirr aaoniG Nlbcrt" poilirtc bier
bclttc mi %icil1cr 6obrt BON @cnna
nud)' ?telpsgort. ''
@unnett $ ca ., ~. SllIi. -
EGliirt 1T bier Gcnte 9otf Camper
ollnitco States, " bon Meip- 2|prf nod
Copenhagen bcitimmfH . J o.
Sci .ntt Suli.'e4I gllf leincr
Sobrt usnl' aaan yprfo AalddyH Sabre
poiiirte bacr iher 2aatpfer gau @o0-
'coanc". 5rmd9D .i. 10 i9ti8 """t
g { FBa, diitnS ltIig6-i9@er 0ome
pier y9liidbtbq1, pon iat nvia)ort mad,
d,t1inrutgS iiitrbier btittc
'pdllirt. Iiii'9p ~ lIlit t1ni
1crllcr poiiirte bier Der NonlpIcr
.@rentcn," Don Nelp 9orf noh Nrc-
men bcltimnt.
YiucrpooL t3. SILL. Nl19c-
.fonmtcn lit bier Der Gorlpfcr Use
iternlono" putl Ebilooelpblo via
Gllecratolpn.
:8ramIe Z oint II. Slilt.
Voliirt: ser Ganpier ysfooroom, "
pen 2iep Horf nod Gottereepl ulltrr-
luegS. ~ n sliqM I4iiFes11i1 y 4"
SambnrAaia Sub, ut einac'
troiicn lit bier Der 9eupfer "Fretos
ria, pa,l 9sew 9orf. tan 'aoaia
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, 0as ~
@udtnblatt
= Oea j
+. 0en||6en
a, .'. s.s


glno DER Niiae fOdDintcriiontcr Nr.
tifcl IN Ocr mDdcntlidJcn NnsgabC,
bic ncltcrn crIdJicn, ici MIR crmGhnt g:
Sic coituricllc vSpnntaoa : Elnnbc-
rci"; rGic &udc," cinc biinhisc
NunbidJnn Der Snuptcrcianiiic bcS
Sns mnn NuolonocS, uOm ScpcIdcn-
9iconttcNr; Die widDtigitcn StnOtr
Ncninfcitcn uum Gufnl Hconftcnr.
Scrucr Euitnnd)ridtcn nlt@ Scntit)
lauo, CCitrCid) uno Der Sdiucii;
Tcni0ctun; otScncrblnmcn," yStbcllU
III Der GlCinltnot," cNbcno i'm TriiB-
ling" yEctcrdcn," ogSic SbcrlCbrcr
Sompcl Nnbc bcfnm"; iaMitrirtC
lnmuriitiidDc NeiIaNe. Marft. mo
%OricnbcridJtc etc,
Der ErciS Ncs 8od)cnblntts mad
irgcno cincm Sbrilc Der &crciuiotcr
Stnatcn bCtrG0t MIR $50 pru Sabr.
Mad europa (cinidlicflidD Eurtu)
$500 pro Snbr. Ycitcnnnocn bittcI
man 81 ridtcn M
@hmarb II ninc c,
N~crous9cbcr,
Baltimore, Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-15
Nbiabrtstage Der 9ampier bpn Iciu.
@urf.

C
9ompicr y@urborolia" am IS. SSlli
llod @Eelncn.-
9nnpicr nSoooie" am 10. Sui
nob &uorc.
9ompicr oGoIobrio" onl IS. Sui
no6 9teopcl.
Camper nglrmcnio" am IS. Sui
llod) Sumbltrg.
9ompicr nGuconio" an IS. SllIi
nod) Sipcrpool.
Sampler gW~tinncbo9a" ont t5.SilIi
nod) 2orl0on.
0umpicr st. 2oriS" ant 10. Sltli
nud Soutbontptolt. .
9ompfcr ,8a0erlonO" ant Is. SrIi
nod Nntluerpcn.
9ompicr colombia" onl Is. Sui
nod @loS9om.
9antpicr oSricOri6" ant Is. Sl,Ii
nod Bremen.
9ompfer n9looI6crt" ant t8. SllIi
nod Hcopcl ltno @cnlla.
9ompicr uOafur Der 3tueitc" am
70. Sltli nod Copenhagen.
9arlpicr nGeoric" ont 10. Sllli
nod 2ipcrpool.
Gumpirr .D&ptOom" ant IS. Sl,Ii
rod) Hottcrodnt.
9ampfcr oVretogne" am 30 Sltli
nad) 9dpre.
3oupicr 08entIhlano" am 90.
Suli no1 Sombltrg.
9ampfcr .9tluuioian" AM 90. Sitli
nod @loSgolp.
0anlpier .Gtrltria" on1 %. SSlili
ltod 2iperppol.
9nmpfcr uWinnetonfa" ont %.
Sllli nod &on0on.
9ompicr nBbiIooeGpbio" ont %.
Sitli nud) Soltbompton.
9onpicr naroonluno" ont 90. Sllli
roh Iniucrpcn.
Sdlltp1cr vNl0Crt" am ~. Sltlt
mad 9tcopcI mo Ucnlta.
9ornplcr vECntiplpanio" orl %.
Sllli md Sombnrg.
Gunlpicr o6ilrucilia" unt D. SltIi
nab GLASGOW.
9umpfrr nGcrmania" olt %. SllIi
nod gtcopcf.
9antpfcr ySuriiirit" ant %. aSuIi
llad) 8rencr.
Sampler oGurpotGia" ant %. SuIi
Had) 2%iuerpooG.
GampIer uEotunorio" ant 20, Sui
tnd NcopcI un6 @eniiu.
GdmpIcr Baltic" ON 26. Sitli
nod 2ipcrpooI.
9ampicr .9toro gnlcrica" ant 26.
Sllli nod Ncopcl rto @cltllu.
. 9onnpicr y2prroinc" aiit q. Sitli
tad Soprc.
Gonlpicr yGrctic" OIL q. Suli
ltud 9teopcl mo 8cnua.
9ompicr nGorlpania" anl 90. Siili
nnb &%ipcrpool. So
G6ntfer ,vMeiufn~. qqnt1 go lu sui
nnAl 2pnbon.: e '.s.ss ,, 10 sss n
Saaipier p33eelano" ants20g Suit
nod aMntiveypcu. srss
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TtS ocm Sa4isfen GfarhGnO's nns
ocH a%ilgrcn5cnocn StNatcu.


ID |loiicn.
Ger "MorpIdn6cr 2tdots Qc6rcr=
%crett" i6IOB acItcrn III Ecn'@ior
Die &obrc5-GonocntiorL WcIdcr iibcr
400 Sebrcr ing 2cbrcrinncn bcilpobn-
ten. ,alE 9nHFrpdbItr8. Pcantcn
'tlo: Nroltqfpt 81. T., 9mitp BON
"@eltcrnn MarAIono Gq4cP" ii &cit'
m'llltcrp D4iie Tr3iiqrlt 6rcoerif
SoBcer Rqn Egincc @corqc'5 Gounltp,
? &ice- Frqlipent 81. @cFrpmq4 bon
Noltinlnrf, nrQtpfoQirCU0Cr, Scfrct6r
". Is. SnrIqn BON 2ourGi co%rrcIponz
oircnDc ScfrctGrin IrL. Slrc Moarlr.
Der bon Erinre Ircocrjd, SdobnlCi
tier Sobn 6. IcGo6ol pen 9olti-
more; Gycflttip- Gouritc: q. SomcS
" Goin bon GGeitcrtoDn C&or'itcr),
&obn *. Gou(6ouru uon SABRE &c
@rocc, Sroin9 g. Guiucp bon 9oIti-
more, SRI. Bertha VI. @rolun bon
GuicottzGitp uilb Irl. 0iorNorct 90.
&obinIon bon 6rcocrid Goumtp.
Som 9Gib Qctrofftn.
&n 6ri55elburA, Gorroll.Gomttn,
i6lnN Der 9Iib Bel ciucn @cluittcr
IN Den Stoa oe3 q. :. Hinc6ort
lulh rid)tctc betr0htlihru ShoOcn an.
Gin inttgcS Dt1b6cn. mcId)eS gcrooc
bci'm Wclfen mar, lief bcuuBtIoS
nicbcf, bbd) erGoltc c& iih boGo mic
Ser. Icsglci6cn mur0cn mcbrcrc
Stiif %icb bttdllbf ooh tCinc3 Der
iclbcn 1ct6btet.
Gin terhcn.
Sri. Nonnie @rcnQlc ION S9cItmin-
tier, mcldlc pof Gur}cn1 0ic Simmc
bon $4,000 mc9en Qcbrohcncn Sci
rotb&periprcd1cts, mcIhc Sr. Geo. s..
Hob 5oblcn iorGte, bonn @crid)t 5ltac'
iprodcn crbielt, bat 0urh ihrcn Nlt-
lpoIt Stoner befonnt gcbCn %lniicn,
NoB ser Gcrflogtc Sem 0crihtIihcn
&cfehlc nud)6tfouuncn lit un0 Elm
giltIidlcS llcberciifonmcu gctroiicn
lpltr0c.
8ronn.
@ci Boit6crSburQ. MontQomcrn
Gountp, lit sic @ohmmQ ocS @rn.
3ohorinb q. BRIGGS obQcbromnt. Ser
ongcrihtctc Sd)oocn miro ouf $40,
600 QcihGbt. Gle EcriihcrIn9 lit
fmIm bolb 10 hudyNo
&n @c0forh SprinqS.
Gr4@ouucrncltr ,Sudion mcldcr
nodb europa ocHcu molltc, bat lid
nod @coforhaS pritQ$ No, bcQcbcn
no or bis Gnhe NnAnlt blciben miro
INN Onun ieine 6ohlitietnot Sonoon
obbolen lpiitNil rsHr itiIrl."
Gin 8 hi CT he& An&uli.
(Slt GnmbcrloRo lit Der 10 Sabre
oItc So6n sL. @olucu an &crlctungcll
Ncltorben, ipcldc CT iid ourd ou9
2tbfcrcrn elmer EiitoIe om /, Slrli
5uae5pncn bate. Ger .&nobc iturb am
&innhodcnfrompieg ~..
Gin ncues 6otcl.
&n ga Floto. GborlcS- Gountp,
miro @r. q. u. 2SiGo cin nellcS Notcl
crrid)tclL pcldlc2 ais ooS &%ouptQuurs
tier Der 0culotroten ocS GountU3
cinQcridtct mcrocu loa.
g. NbIChen. ..
&n GuNlbcrlnto lit Der bcfnuntc
Contractor Sobu ". Hcii i'm 9ltcr
bon 60 &obrcu %gcltorbcn. NuBcr
ieiucr Satin bintcrl0Bt er oic iolgcn-
0cn Sinner: Grol, GborlcS s.. 2ittIc
in Californian; Grau Sorru Is. gtcif
in &odionoiuc Tlo,; Charles 9tcii III
Mcacc9pprt. 90; 6rou Charles =.
%ouOiS in Cumberland; sri. GiIic 81.
gteii, 8up Vi. 9ieif unO IS. @oltcr
Ncif in Cumberland.
0cSglcidlcn itorb noielblt ser Saul
mQnu e. u, SmcItcr I'M EItcr bon
30 Sobreu. @r bintcrlGbt cine 6rot
ltnb 5lpci aln0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-15

SEQ 1T it'll r,Ii s.. r+al.SrNJ
fabran ois.fniier4idep &oheiten t1eut
1H9d?" rrS,Saks 3nm &rioaSidm,p,
plat Sic, moilen ;cnoiid, nmldabim nl
M Siderheit tiein." h s,.1.o 81
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RieberIanbe nnt . E.
-M..an Jisu n@ntAlAs

s%i'sIanScr miiiiieg, Tit Hdiien Der.
Icbcn icin. icood iuitS'bNe .Nabre-
Gel bel Soi,riTteii eiii,tcF ss,usbnIiden
llmitanocn nidlt ansflpTtastu Rnd
einem M,ifeutbolt bon 3fpet Wonaten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-15

5remoc IN Der SHpcis bronden
feline Ediie po~r5urociien. ieood miro
angerdtbctl, AUDI bel eincm @elithe
oteies 2anoeS cine oerartise 2caiit.
nation nit iid) 81 fi!bren. Soieloc.
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5rcm DC in SoIt5ouiern uno Eripat-
%ipobRungcn inhcrJalb oreiBia Gaacn
lbre Faiic bcs Der Ortspoi5ci rinrci-
e "d@, ''so . ssf,t 5s"sa Ss''s ~ ss sai:
lertigt. susI1noer f3,fnHrsu ieber
3eit imeebinbert wiSbtt,b ts 2anb
hcrtnyIptr ,,s rtlN uo,rti.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-12

1T gives m> pride 10 say that
| am a farmer candidate, for agri-
culture has been my life work.
But look here,n he inter-
|jected, as he saw his remarks
|golng down on paper. cam I.not
using alot of rs? They're all
fright on potatoes, but too many
in politics is a bother.
"One OF the worst forms OF
social injustice" he resumed,
getting back to his discourse, "is
that which come from Uneven
burdens of taxation. Under the
present system, farms and live
stock and homes of the many
poor in cities aud towns are taxed
higher than their rightful share"
ITO elevate: this franchises
ought to be taxed, railroads
Ought to be uniformly assessed.
and the gross earnings OF tele-
lgraph and telephone and express
companies should be taxed. To
be sure, the assessor Of Multi
nomah has assessed franchises in
Portland, but his authority under
the law is uncertain, and the
state shonld have another law.
"The time has come when our
state institutions should be
managed by a board of control.
This would assure economy OF
administration and more eff.
cheney of service.
"And the time has also come
when the peoples treasure on de.
post in private banks should be
safe-guarded by regular inspec.
ton of their finances by a state
examiner. The people of Ore.
gon have lost large sums o.
money through careless and con-
scienceless banking methods,
and many have been brought
down to poverty"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-12
Tribute to His Comrade.

Editor Gazette: Your an
nouncement of the coming of G..
A. Gerhart to address our peo-
pie at the Opera House on the
18th inst, gives me unspeakable
pleasure.
know Mr. Gearhart well-have
known him from boyhood. Mr..
Gearhart was a member of the
famous First New York ORA
goons. I have seen him ride
with his regiment amidst thun-
derbolts, and FURNISHED rows of
steel on more than three score
battlefelds where the inspired
and ordained sons of God dis
played a courage that was heroic
and a heroism that was sublime
In their matchless struggle to
save the life of. this Republic.
Mr. Gearhart's superb record
as a soldier and his spot
less career as a loyal citizen will
outlive the glory and splendor of
the Knights Of the Golden
Fleece. His rugged, manly,
christian character and sterling
qualities are more enviable and
honorable than Stars and Carriers
or Orders Of Nobility.
I beg to invite all of my COM
rades of the late Civil war, also
the veterans Of the late Spanish
American war, to go and hear
this peerless, gifted American
Orator.
Respectfully,
7. J. THoRP.
Late Col. First N. Y. Dragons,
and Brevet Brig. Gen. U. S. Vols.
Corvallis, Or.,l
Dec Ii, 1905.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-12
A TO HIS ASHES.

Senator John H. Mitchell has
ceased to be. At an unexpected
moment he is taken from errth;
taken, too, at a time when he is
bearing a burden Of humiliation
almost (perhaps it was) beyond
human endurance; taken from
his remaining friends at a time
when his record was clouded-
such is the end of a man who for
years had been a power for good
in Oregon.
It is human to err. and he may
have made mistakes, such, too,
that it would be unWise to con-
done, but the penalty has been
paid in death and it is best for
us all that we say peace to
His Ashes" Many years OF
faithful service to Oregon, his
chosen state, should be placed te
his credit and the trial balance
of his life made such as to leave
it within the province of his
friends to cherish some noble
deed of the dead statesman
Nor is this all. Allowing for his
weakness and the cloud of dis
grace that hung about him ever
unto death there was much o.
nobleness about Senator Mitchell
and the people Of Oregon have
many things for which to thanl
him.
AS a statesman he ranked
among the able senators of this
country No man without mucl
of good in him could have beer
exhalted by the people to thu
position which he graced. TIL,
regret is universal that he coult
not have lived so that no sus
picion of human frailty shoult
have followed him to the grave
Judge not lest We be judged.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-12
No Case of Pneunonia on Record.

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