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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
0as 1etier.

Scit ocnpG1. Auguit BADEN mir
nod feinen ei4iguu BAG 9cbabt, al
Dem cS nid,t mjn0citclla Cil Wtol reg
retc, rno 10 tonnto nllh gc'tcrn oo@
lo5uio9cn fGIlagc @cmittcr ridt ats
blcibcn. IS wHr Den gall5cn Sug
rcdt ld)on, nbcr GeQcn 3 llbr llnl5og
iid) Der Simmcl mo nm 4 llbr be-
gonn c9 81 0icRcn, mie am Gage por'
Der. Ger cilt5iNe llntcrld}ico bon 6cll
an6crCn (ugCn mar Der, DAB CS &C.
itcrn nod Dem Ne0cn am Nbcnh
rcd)t iriid) luurOc, obld)on i'm Sulic
hC9 IbCnoa 0ic Scntpcrntur ipicber
ctipos lticg. Bon 3 bis 4 llbr iicl
0as thermometer I'M 16 @ro0 mo
aipor bon 30 Wra0 Inn ) llbr ulf a
@ro6 Inn 1 llbr. lin abcr fcinc gb.
mcd)lciiln9 I'M Wcttcr 81 bobclt, Der.
fiinoct inns DER gSctcrmonn gcItcril
glbeno, 6ab mir oild) bclltc mic0er ci.
men p0cr mebrere 8ciuittcrItiirnlc 81
criporien bobel. Ser Sturm fam
gcitcrn Hodmitiog 5lunr 5icnllid)
bcitig, 0od) bat ocrlclbc tcillcn lon'
berlihcn Sdooen m%tgcrid)ict.
Sol9enbcS limo bic Eropbc5cilul'
gcn oeS @ctcrmonnc9:
Sir Worplouo uno oen 0iltritt
Columbia tribes Wcttcr mo iii0oit'
lid)e @inoe.
Ger bodlite 3bermonlctcrlton0 ipor
30 @roo nm = llbr Nod)mittugS.
Ser nicorigIte Shcrmon1cterltono
mar y @rno nm 5 llbr Nbcu6s.
Wiiilcrer 9orometcrltano 1888.
Ger bod)ltc Recommendations scr
letter "a Stunoen III nodiolqcnbcrl
StGoten mar mic iolgt: GuItport "A.
Eortlnnb rs, Bolton 50, Nlbollp so,
Heiu-9orf IS, @orrisbilrg IS, Fbilu-
belpbio 80, Iilontic.Gitp 81, GopC
Wop 81, Wolhington 80, ltorfolt Sc,
SutcraS sc, Charlotte 80. Wilming.
-on Sc, GborIeiton Sc. Sopunltob 81,
Sodionpiac Sc, Supitcr Sc, acp,g9elt
So, gtlnnto 50. montgomery So,
Heip.S Orleans 80. Folcltinc 80, Sol.
bottom Ss, Corpus Gbriiti 80. Mcni'
pbiS Sc, Cincinnati 90, Eittsbiirg Sc,
Sspego ~, Buffalo 76, Glepclnno
"A, 9etroit 81, Mlpcua 10. Worqilettc
ga, Green 8opG7S, f6bicoGo IS. III,
Intb 81, ST GauI Go Ct. &ouia So,
aonios.Gitp SijGGmobo 81, &uron
rs, 9isruord 90 Milliiton rs, Sabre
81, SeIcno Sc. SaltG ofc 90, Gcnpcr
Sc. Nortb EIette H. lOogc 80 amo'
rillo 81, Cos 9la9eleS rs.
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uentioncn Scr beioen QroBcn Yor.
tcicn itattgciunOclt bobcn, mcroeil
Die groBcn @c'dilbe ouigciobrcn mo
c9 miro cine olllreqcnoe 3cit gcbcn.
@Iiidlidcr Wcilc miro Ole Champagne
nid)t bon loli9cr Cmler icirl. Sic Sri.
murpnblcn mcroPp ip1t gcbaltcn,
crit onl tS.S September, mo Die Wobl
1T an Z. Nobcmbcr 3iuor bobcn bic
Heplblitoncr bcihloiien, am G.. Sep.
tcrlbcr ibrc Characterization mo
fir 0iclct 3lpcd cine tribe unoiii.
5iCllc YrinlGrluubl sur GrluGblut9
bon 0clcgotcn 5l bnlten. gbcr Ole
GunbiOotcn fir Die 2egislotlr unb
bic Stont&GnltCr lit Der Stoot, ionic
Die Staota . Central . Sonlitc s Nit.
glicocr Der reWlblifoitiidcn Eortei
in Baltimore >ucrocn crit IN Scr off,
5~iellclr E%rimurlpobI ant Is. Scptenl.
Der mlI9cltcIlt Dcroen.
llnportciilde @ccbod)tcr Ingcn, bic
Tepublifnncr bGtten bicicn @erbIt
before Gbonccrl ais ieit adt Snbrcn,
luenn tic mr. cilcn giiicn 6ilbrer be-
loBcn. ga nbCr Iicgt Der Soften. @ic
Gr.S cnotor Mcllinotor Dor ctllheil
Gogcn III cincm Suterpieiu Iid) ans.
brildtc, bot 0ic Nortei 81 plclc Wcnc.
rule mo &icltcnontS mo nidt &C.
mug tbotIGdlitC Irbeiter. Gin lei
TENDER anpi lChlt. WaeroingS miro
SlottcnlctrctGr 9onoparte iebt ais
Der 6iibrcr Der Eortei angelcbcn; er
III obcr nid)t Scr Ntanil, Ser Die Mai.
'en sur NeNiitrirung entflammtcn
fam. Gr.SCnotor Wellitgton lit Der
cin5iGe HcplbIifouur I'M Stoate, Der
ca pcrlton0, nit c%ilcrncr Sollt Die
Iottionc1l ~5liomnten 5i bolten mo
hcn flcillcn Nciitcrn, iucld)c Iid sur
6iibrerrollc b~crllien biclter, Den III
ncn 5iifommrnocn Glob IN Der For.
lei = Organization o%it5liipei'er. Sr.
Witrron Tnn0ipcr, 8orliber oeS De-
mofrotiitcr Stocts /! Central . 60
mites, Gltbcrte Dor Sabrei, @elling-
ton lei Der cin5igc Tcpublifailcr, Den
or ols CONFERENCE.-THE mo Nortei'
iiibrcr fiird)tc. bic fltillet republic
foniidch a9oNc" n,olltn @eainaton
ridt dIs Eottcifiibrer babul ipeil III
re llnbc0rnten0bcit bnnt 81 oflen'
fltnoiN ST Gage tritt.
llcbri0cnS lit @euinatoli Jest iple-
scr bic Sotptpcrion IN cillelil porfcl'
poIitiidcn Sample III Iae9allp'eo.
Gr ril,Qt pieocr ciullol nit @lclllelll
oItcn @egiter George q. Scare, DEM
Gon0rcB'g bgcoroneten pom b. VI
itritt, nm ,oic GontrpIe iiber Die replt'
bllfanildc Eortci in %iereIil eohiltp,
mo pcnlt cr in Der Nrimaripobl
iicNrcidl icin ipntc. iitoes mSsild', oob
or felt 1899, oils er OILS Torlleer MS
] stqat& Gsptroy Gemits,A H''al'ifi,
tc, sum trltcn Malr mieotr' ptr repit'
tlitouiidcn Stoats : Convention BET
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Fcr onnIs Hoti5cu. 49, Sr.
90. Simon bon Nr. GOO, Oit.Sort.
Nncnlc, miro morAen BON Nelu- Dort
ans cine Nciic nod ser oItcn Scinutb
nntrctelL INN Icinc GroBmuttcr in
McItpbolcn 81 bcllld)cr.
- Nr. NuguIt M0Oer, %icc. ErGii-
bent OcS nllnnbb1ugigen 9iirgcrper.
cinS" un0 b%elicbtcs MitglicO Der
oSormonic," lit an cincm Scr5lcioeil
crfrantt unO bc0ari Der llmiihtigltcil
EfIegc. &r. Hoocr mobnt in Nr.
2i1t, 2inoen . Ipcnuc.
@r. Sobonu &nrl Srontcnberg
bon Nr. 1912, MooObroot Npcntc,
Der SdJmicgerpotcr ocS b%etanntcn
@ltritiabritonten Srn. 2ouiS $. 2ctt-
berg %leicrtc SamItag icincn 63. &c.
b%urtStog.
Nblcbcn. 49, Sn ibrcr Wob.
nlng an 9clonu-N pcnlte in WoponS.
tolpn ltorb ,Srou W%orgorctbu &imnt-
lcr, gcb. @cilingcr, I'M 76. 2cbcnS.
iobrc. Sic Sootc 'uor in 9crncd in
SbCrironfcn, &oniprcid) @opcril, ae.
borclt lll0 FAM Dor ca. 40 Sabren
nod) Imcrifo, 100 lie lid 5lpci Sabre
ipGtcr nit Srn. Wtid)ocl SIMMER
pcrcbcIihtc. Der ibr Dor liebcn Sob
rcn I'M Cobc pororQin0, Sic bintcr,
l0Bt eincn 9rllocr, &rn. Sob. @ei.
finger. in 9oltimo"e.
Snt 20. S~cbcn@iobrc lit ON
Somitog Sr. Sobonn Simon Soqc,'
aollS in lcincr Mobnung, Nr. 2Oti,
SprucC.Alcp nobc Siio @oibin9,
ionltrnBc. gcitorben. Sr. Suoelgon3
Itomnltc aus Sbcr,S ubl IN anr-
bciicn. Gic 9cerhigun0 inject Nor
gen Nodnlttug Itott,
- &n Nr. 1904, Gomonoipn Ipc.,
itorb 0citcrn Srou 2oniic @olter,
DIE Nttilue BON Sohn Waltcr.
Fiobli d) Sob. - Ser 60
Sabre oItc Sron5 Z. aotenfonp BON
Nr. 1856, @iGiom-S trobe, itorb &C.
tern pl0Blid in ieillcr lebicn Wob.
ming. Coroner Or. Otto W. Tein-
borot conltotirtc cii,cn Scr5idlag
alS TobcSrriohe.
So6t inn Seller aufge'
nn0cn. - Gin 30 Sabre alter
NcQcr, HomcnS ScruiS. lpcld)cr III Der
Npotbcte bon SbomoS & SbompIon
al Der Gdc bon Baltimore. mo Sigbt'
StroBc oils Eoglobner angcitellt lpnr,
ipnroe geltern Wittag I'M Seller foot
oufgciunocn. Coroner Supocn cot.
%itotirtc SerSihlog ais SoocSirlode.
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aeine 2ihter int Bol it.
ante. - @citcrn Nbcno erloidlcll
gang pl0bIid) iGmmilihc 2itter i'm
Eoitoute ulo III bcnl nil0ren5cnbcrl
3oaamte. Iic Wounihoit i'm Seller
oes Eoitomtcs, mcld)e Die Iun1pi'
feiicl bebient, cnioedte n0ntlidL odb
Ole Wniicr5uiubr az ben Iompifei'
icln abgcihnitten luor0en mar. iIlln
lieb iofort Die Seuer inter Den Sci,
icln berausSicben. Sn Der 3piider,
seit beboli man lid i'm EoitgebGit0e
nit acr,cr 10 gut cS geben %luollte.
Wnd; ungcfGbr ci%uItiinoiGer ar6ei;
bate man idlieblid iuicOcr gcnll9
Baiier fir ~penieiicnS cincn aeiic!.
10 oaB man m~inbcitcnS eilien ser
TpnamoS loufcn loileu Ionltc. Ger
Vorgnng ucruriadtc nid)t nnacluobl,'
tides Nnficben unter Den 5oblrcidcll
Yerionen, tueld)e gcgcn fl III,
AbenDs oaS Yoitamt bcluttcu. Iltd'
I'M 3olamte berrihte oesluegci De
iiiir5ung, bod behalf man Iid bo.
jclbit nit Gas, bis bic Gleftri5itGI
tuiroer i'm Gange ipor.
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Die Serbit Gampa9uc.

|
Go9 Gntrcdtltng@ Announcement boS
"Slille" Der Icn1otrntcn. - Cine
tllr5e Gonlpo0nr in Sid)t. - Hc.
pltblifoncr obllc 6iibrcr.- Id)t6.
@eo. @ellington BON iciten cigc.
ller Fortcigcnoiicr 8ciiIrd)tct. -
Gcrnofrotcn iibcrull riiGrig.
Qic bicsi6Grioc &crbit- Gorupoone
pcriprid)t Die crbittcriite III mcrbeu
icit Scr otiifluiiroiQcn @obli6lodt
BON 1856 Gas Epc! ENHANCEMENT
miro ole ltriddc icin. I'm oicies miro
'ih Der aohlpf Orehcn; sic Ecri0n.
IihtCit Scr GolloiontCn fir Den sc.
not un0 ooS llntcrbalt9 Der Stoots.
@c'cbgebllng miro ol3 ncbcniGdlid,
bCtrud)tct iucrocll. S6on Dor $50.
d)cn bcgonn Dos @or9cfcdt INN ooS
Eoc|N Enhancement oltrd) Nl5cigcn II.
SntcrOicma fir mo gegcr ooS
N%mcnocnult III bcn tG0lidcn Sci
tlttgcn ser Stoot Baltimore ilrto
Den Nodlel5citungcn ir ocn Goull.
tics, ionic bitrd) GirfuIore. bic AT
SunOcrtcn bon Grcmplarct iibcr 0ell
gon5cn Stnnt pcrionbt mcrocn. 9ic
ci9cntlid)c GumpoGtc bot ieood nod
niht beGonlett. Wcnn crit cinntol
0ic Erint0rluobIcn uf0 StoatS-G ol.
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Sdiiisfartcn BON nno nad Senti6j.
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite 500; Wrcmcn-gaItimore bis
gum 1. Mugi,it $3.50; bonn /. Slug.
biz 1. Nopcmber 1913 uno $62.5O
@~unorciie su bigigerem Yrciie.
Sbco. s. 0iener e Co., Simmer Nr.
3. ia Dit-2cyinston.S Str. l323-l
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Bclbicubnnscn mad Scntihlano nns
Nc5treidl

5u "a Gents pro Dtarf uro 20h
Gents pro aronc. Eorto ertra.
@cdiel ausgcitcat ol,f ollie Sbcile
scr g8cIt. Sbcu. 8. Sicncr & &c.,
i'd SIt.2eringtonsS Ctr. 3inmcr Nr.
3. 0S0)
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modtc einen guten oHccor0." Gin
un6crcr Gonteit BON nicbr ais &C.
ruobnlider Scocutun9 miro lid in
ocr II. 8orb crci9nen. 9icic 3or>
acbort aud gum 3. SegiSlotiu Ci'
thrift. Sier betpirbt lid &r. g9nr. y.
Nupncr, Der Sobn oeS YunocSleno,
tors Slioor HoDner, INN Die Nomi,
,latlon filr oo9 llnterbollS, un0 Sr.
Wm. MtileS Wolop, ein Bcid0itS.
t~beilbubcr oc& Srn. @iuiom EScromr
acap, lit lcin @cgen Gonoioot. Is
bciBt, ooB oic Mcbr5obl Der Ere5intt'
Grcfntipcn 5it Bltnitcn Der Candida
tllr ocS @rn. WoloD lit. 2cbtcrer lit
cill &crbilnoctcr OCS Srn. 5. Charles
SinibicllnL mcld)cr &rn. Siooc 2obt
StrollS' @cgncr in Dem &ompfe INN
Die Domination fir StootS Scnotor
I'M oritten 0iltrift lit. Ger aampI
Smiid)cn Oielcn bciocn Scrrcn iibcro
lhattct ollie anocrcn Sontcitc uno
miro 0urd) oircfte Wobl Sum NuS.
trog qcbru6t iuCr0clL mGbreno Ole
Gonoioutcn iiir Ooa llntcrbnltS IN
Convention nonlinirt lpcrocn iollcn.
Sino boicntlid oic u d,'
ten. - Gic Epli5ci bcS mittlcrcn
GiitrifteS gloiibt, Die Nngreiicr bcs
YittSbur9cr Wnlhinilten ISM. Son'
ocrion, meldcr am porlcbtcn Sonli.
tag Mtorgen lhrcdlid) miBbanbelt
urlo nit g%ebrofcncm llntcrfieier mi
cincm Soufen Sdllit an ser Gdc Dol,
8op' ulo ErnttitroBc uui9eiunoe1
lullroc, enolih criuild)t 5t buben. IS
lollen 5lpei Ncgcr. Nanlcns Woltcr
Noon1s, alias Stint" uro CABIN
Scurlett iclt. IoonnS miiroc I'M
uStoot Solpitol" BON Sonocrion
i0cntifi5irt; bcjiiglid Scarlet iuor Ct
abcr int .3mciiCl. NoomS mobnt III
Nr. i26, Gbeitnntitrobc, lit % Sabre
alt mo lhon inGbicogo nlto onoeren
grobcn Stooirn oes 2auocS 0cipcicn.
ST lon Die Bette ieilt, ipcItc Sanber.
lon, nad)oem CT bolb belpubtlos &c.
prilgelt, 81 outer 2eBt NIT cincnl
0iibtritt Den ainnbodeu 5~cridnnct-
tcrtc. Cab Die beibcn Negcr iid III
Der @irtbidoit bcianber. oils Sall.
ocrlon bieicIbc betrut, I'M cine So
Notc 81 luchieIn, lit erlpicicn, nllt
aild, ooB tic ibnl folgtcu. Gin Crit.
ter, cit @eibcr, mar IN ibrcr @eiell-
ifoit mo miro gciudt. Sonocriol
fam in 6olge ocS 3innbodenbrud)c5
nod nibt Ipred)cll, er miro aber balls
!pieoer oouig bcrgeiteIt iein.
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49, Die yS'aeil.@ eieaidoft" Der

IIe ID HeIIsW eleIIl6oft" Der.
unlialiet belite, ben IA. Nuault,
I'M "0arlep-Hort" an Der Sorforoz
@oao ein grobes Eienic ncblt Hreis.
fegeln, Ereisidiebcn mo Gang. Ser
Ei1tritt betr1at MIR q Geitts uno
falin iiir flint Coupons fir Grit
Iihrngcn at Der Oar einoeloit per-
ben. 9onten uno ainoer crbalteii
ireien eintritt.
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ocS gebt oubilt, 0lrd cine Stcnpcl'
Stcltcr oen Nu@iull i'm S%tuot@bolr2,
bolt 81 6cdCll.
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DE lldl sur 3clt sur Grbnlltlg N
Ocutidlano bciinbet. 5llrildtcbrt.
S"cicrtc ieinCn ~. 0cs
burtatnQ.- Sr NlCron0cr Saut,
rcpublitoniIhcr GrCflltlO 9conltCr
Der 3. Wor0, mar an Sumitog -
Sabre alt mo gab 0nbCr III leinCr
Wobnlung, Gdc Vunt. unO C0cn'
StroBc, cincn GmpionG, Inter Ocll
In~pcicnocn bcionocn iih Die S@. 5.
3. Sbonto8, Gborle@ Sclldtcr, &obn
Bauer, WiQiom Sutton, @cnrp e.
Sdoier, Sumc9 &orpcr, &Obn Snu,
crnidnucr. 3onicI 80b, G6wor0 u.
alinc, @co, gbcnolhciu, Cop. Scr&,
Sobn q. @roiicr, gilbert u. BUTTS,
Charles Wci4, Iapio @rccncbarnl
uno Charles saul. Sri. Womic Holli,
6rou &atc Wogcriupp mo Sri. u.
Sorn.
Cine potrioii d c EfIif t.
- ISm &ricg@ 0Cportemcnt 81
@oibington. 3. e., lpcrocn Ole Gin.
5elpbcitcn iiir bic Grridtung cincS
Wenloriol s. 6obncunloitcs ouaGeor'
bcitet, Scr oui ien'r Stcllc crrid)tct
iucrocn ioQ, olli Der Ole on1critouildc
Sabnc iucbic, iuCIdr TrunciS Scott
Sen bel ocnl @omborbcmcut bCa
Sorts III 1871 gum 0id)tCn 6c1 Stcr'
ncnbonncr9 bcgciltcrtc. Vtoior Nt.
CRAWFORD. Gomnouoont bca Sorts,
bot Dor ciriqrn Wprutcn ocn Nor.
lhlog geunod)t mo ocriclbc ionb III
Wnibiugton @ciioll. Wit Siilic Der
.WorpldnOcr Niitoriidcn @clell.
lhoit" lit bic Qcnullc Stclc, olli
ipcldcr Der GIo9gcrmolt IN ISL
itono, ~feltgcitcllt morocu. Il,bcrocnl
mott Mnior Grolu'urb nod iolgenOC
8orihlGgc: oGrrio,tung elmer @c'
ocnftoICl ourd Die Oifi5icre Der Ir'
flee 5lllt InoCnfcn an Sicliennni
Gloggett mo Der Soloutcn, meld)c
bci'm 9omborbcmctt Den 800 iiir'S
8otcrlonb Itorbcn. @rridiiing zines
TentmalS iiir SrnrciS Scott Sen I'M
Sort ourd) bic Stoot Baltimore al
elmer Stclle. no Ooiielbc bon Den III
ben Soien einlouirnoen Sdiiien &c
icben mfroen tonn. SronsicrirllnQ
ocH GcnfmoIa bC9 Geribeioi9crs oCg
Torte, Nrmiitcob, pom nScocrol SPILL
Eorf" nod Dem 6oyt MicScnrp."
Camp @orficIb obc.-GoI
Eager Der StootS' Willis Bel 9cIoir.
mcld)eS in Der perflpI'cnen 8odlc EN-
Invertebrates milit1rild)eS Vilo Boz,
lit iebt ooc mo p~erloiien, nicocrgc.
trciencs @ros uno %5eritompitc Stop
pcln iino Die cin5igcn 5ltrildgcbliebc'
zen Spitren. IdS 5. He9imcnt NM
General HiogS nit icincm Stobl
pcrlieben ais bic 2cttcn gcitcrn Not,
mittng boS Eager uno lonNtcn Acacl,
Nbcnb in Baltimore oil.
ScIb It NJ orbucr II d.. - On
AZ Sabre oltc SorncS NC lpuncp BOZ,
Tr. 1927, NorO'0 ilmoritrobc, Der
iutte gcitcrr 1T icitcr @obnunp
Selbitmoro 81 begcten. inocm c.
cine Coils 2ouoon1tm cinrobm. IL
murbe nod bcm aMarDIGn0cr so
nl6opathiidcn SoipitoI" 0cbrod,s
psiglbiteE ReIa .qpbcg ,2epgqSasfal;
acbrahf iuurSc. NC Siponcp lit Il
letter 3eit oil Welalldolic.
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Qlrtbmr u. Wubipn,

Rr. 49,, cit. Baltimore trane.
Ea0aae NutariatS Wclobcdief.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir ollie
DAhtbfet-0 itiu,. i 9eiicDkikf aatdei,
9clomcdbicl uno 0cIoienoungcn.
(aprtI4.1S) =
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wroses.s nrpier anb s,ai in sul.

d,ettcr @cah Srcitag, Is. Nn9nlt.
&1Ic 99itter fonnen 9beil ncbmcn.
500 TT gdarprciien. @ercitet elld,
sir 9bcilnnbfiie Dor. l22l-6)
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$taot Baltimore.
1tnfcrbaltunas @cguciicr.

Gart.GpnSerie
Gpunido .......... nNrnih. Sill Tnrf"
Wlontaas. 80 Rincritoc" oocr "6ebernIs Gtu Bari"
Ttcnlina .............. .Fatierion- Bari"
W{ltffnoh ............... rStnlo Slu iutl
Spn tflng .-.,.,..''.'''' "eqIinu sui
SSreiIu0 nGlittpn Fdrt"
Sumffug ...........,.. sRdfferlcHN gnrt.
ielidla'i -, iHo9niaa' oel' IA
,Splieantrah en' 5Beater." - Sic'c 2Snbc;
.qigbtbnHic hi ibc SCd".
Sieiimmple in ~ 6tabi for Yohe"
,,6ieetrit, Erri." - IGgltb VnuochlIe Sor'
tiellrnaeIt ino GnnScric.
yBlpS' Tnrf" am Sad ,Nluer. Id9!id
gdunebiIIc 1prticliHaCil.
,Sothctcr.Senh Inalthe GTfnrftoIlet
per NunlptCr .Hnuiic".
Gbuptnnf . Riuet 0Tfhrionrn tehcI Stenifng
nno NunHcritGl rer SafHpicr IS NINA @ilce".
Bart Sepuiit. nno NcttrrtDn'S rfnthunen tcoeir
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-10-18
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Eight thousand feet above sea level. where the pine-clad mountains kiss the bending skies, where you have the un- failing joy of a wide horizon, the blue est of blue skies, and an air whose in- breathing is like a draught of wine, that is what the Congressional party experienced and saw yesterday after the tortuous climb to Crown King over the steel stairway, if you please, that leads from Middleton station to the crest of the Bradshaw Mountains.
 It was the experience of a lifetime, and a most delightful one, for the visit ing statesmen and those who accom- panied them as the guests of President Frank NJ. Murphy, who has been a walking encyclopaedia of facts and a bubbling, sparkling spring of enthusi- asm, ever since he joined the party at ,Aibu,; ;l,er,5;4=--. EveI jso eIJ-1cIrs ,- Prescott who were with the party were astonished at the wonderful devel- opment of the country, while to the Congressmen the country was a revela- ton; its mines were a marvel, and the switchbaek construction was considered little less than miracle of engineering construction.
 Then the valleys, carpeted with al  falfa, and ieweled with cornfields, the mines that dotted the mountain sides like so many sentinels, beckoning one to fortune; the great smelter at Hum boldt, which by the magic of machin- cry and alchemy is to transmute the minerals from the bowels or the noun tains into a golden fow-these and many other things constituted an end less panorama of sights that served to cement more firmly the attachment to Arizona that has been growing since they entered its boundares.
 And it even did more than this, for before the trip was over, before the last rays of Bright Phoebus had ceased to crimson the western sky, nearly every man on board was an Arizonan at heart, was champion of its inter ests, and a friend of its people. For who can drink in the exhilarating at mosphere, balmy with the fragrance of the towering pines, and rich with the life-giving ozone that enfolds the crest of the rugged Bradshaws, with out feeling that he possesses tho wings and strength of the eagle, and that he is indeed in the Land of Opportunity the Land of Boundless Possibilities
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-10-18
DIVORCE SUIT. IN HIGH
 LIFE

GOTHA, GeTma1y3 Oct 16-A suit is being brought by Prince Philipe of saxe-COburg and Getha for absolute divorce against his wife, Princess Louise, and the adjustmeSt of their property interests was begSn here to- day before the ordinary eourttoSt trisf of divorce cases, the prince having waived his technical right to a special court
 Both sides declined to make a request for privacy of the proceedings. Both principals were absent, but the Aus trian officer, Lieutenant Keglevieh Mattasich, with whom the princess eloped, was present The president of the court began the proceedings by proposing an amieable adjustment, aud a recess was taken to allow the attor- ueys to confer.
 Later in the day the lawyers for the princess attacked the competence of the court to decide the case. The court adjourned to meet October 30 to con- sider the objection.
 The princess bill of complaint, in ad- dition to alleging the princess miseon- dueted herself with AIattasieh, says that although the princess received a yearly allowance, she contracted debts which in the year 1895 amounted to $744,s12, of which the prince paid the sum of S21S, ,00O, and that in her wardrobe were found 75 pairs of silk shoes, 120 pairs of other shoes, 60 parasols, and about loo hats.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-10-18
NOW FOR THE
 BRADSHAWS

Back the train glides over as fine steel highway and as smooth as ex- ists anywhere. MT. Drake received many compliments for his work, and they were deserved. In a short time Poland Junction is sighted, the train quickly switches on to the main line, and then the party is on it's way GO the aeries of the eagles, the summit of the roek-ribbed Bradshaws.
 Round horseshoe curves, and over tall trestlas spanning deep ehasms, the train desoends the grade in Cedar c-eek canyon, simply deep gorge with l.rtle rIvutets mat trekie IEro 1t from tl-e moun,ain's breast; and then Tur key creek is crossed, and Middleton is passed. Here is the aerial tramway that follows the gorge up to the De Soto Mining Co. $ plant. Some of the ears were loaded with hay to be carried up, when the cars with ore are sent down on their dizzy journey. It was also a novel sight to the Congressmen to see the burros with lumber strapped lengthwise on the pack saddle, waiting for the word to begin the toilsome and perilous ascent to the Great Peck mine where the material is to be used. Many thousands of dollars are to he expended on this property, and many who are posted on the subject predict that it will again take its place in the ranks of the rich producers.
 Those who manifested surprise and admiration at the splendid railroad to Poland were amazed at the superb piece of engineering that brought forth the Bradshaw line. The road passes through deep cuts of solid granite, and the mountain side is as thick with bould- CTS as the leaves of Vallambrosa A rugged country this, and the marvel of it all is how any man ever had the nerve and the daring to attempt to build a railroad over this mountain where Nature lifts a forbidding hand at every stepl
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-10-18
EARLY START
 FOR THE TRIP

It was 7.3O o'clock yesterday morning when the bell changed the signal for departure from the depot, and the spe- cial train comprising a baggage ear and President Murphy's private ear, whirled out from the Pine City. Con- gressman Tawney and ten of his as sociates had been conveyed Sunday to Peek's Siding, from whence they had gone to the Great Peck mine. Congress- man Madden and Adams were with the Murphy ear, as were also Judge Hicks of Mesa, a Mormon who is con templating establishing a colony on the line of the Santa Fe, between Al buquerque, N NJ; H. P. Teare, seere- tary of Vice-President Hendricks, of the Santa Fe; w. c. Bashford, who is MT. Murphy's Fidus Achates in his mining enterprises; MT. Hill, construct ing engineer of the Roosevelt dam, w. A. Drake, superintendent of the road; G. A. Martin, city editor of the Fl Paso Herald; J. W. Mines, of the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-10-18
TOWNS SPRING
 INTO VIEW

Here is Dewey-a hamlet that is growing as evidenced by its new build ings. Over in wonder hills curls the smoke from the Yaeger Canyon Cop per Co.,, a mine that is already begin ming to yield a golden reward to the enterprising and courageous men who have steadily developed the property. To the right are the white buildings and cottages of the Iron King, owns ed by the American Copper Co.,, and now under new management, about to be infused with new life. Ideally situated is the Iron King on the slope of the hill, and the remark was heard that it was "the prettiest mining camp in Arizona.''
 Over to the left are rising the tall buildings of the Arizona Smelling Co.,, flanking the Agua Fria, and there at the outer confines of the seat of a great industry, is a tented city, and the nu- eleus of a large town that is rising PhoG- nix like from the ashes of the ili fated Val Verde smelter. No stop is made at this interesting spot on the outward trip, and then Huron is passed, the gateway into the MeCabe district, where lie some of the great mines that are making for Yavapai county her reputation as the greatest mineral dis trict on the continent. Over there, hid den beyond the brown hills are the Gladstone, the Jessie, the Lelan, the McCabe, and the Dividend, all rich with golden treasure, and destined to yield more wealth than the purpling vine yards and the golden orchards of the land by the western sea, the great state of California.