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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
CRITICAL
POINT IS
REACHED

New York. Feb. 2-The critical point
in the negotiations between the Inter
borough Rapid Transit company and It's
trouble which threatened a complete tie
up OF both the subway and tho elevated
trains. was reached today.
Representatives of the men announced
that the matter was entirely in the hands
OF General Manager Hedley OF the Inter-
borough company and that upon his reply
10 the demands submitted 10 him yes
terday depended the outcome OF the
trouble. They added that nothing but a
complete acceptance OF their demands
would be acceptable or would prevent
drastic action being taken.
During the morning rumors were cir
culated that the men were ready TO strike
ana thAt the company was preparing TO
operate Its lines with new men. but
August Belmont. president OF the Inter-
borough company. deprecated such talk.
II do not think" said he. that the COM
pany and its men are so far apart In the
matter OF details OF operating the subway
as 10 justify frightening the travelling
public into the belief that a tie-up OF the
Interborough roads Is at all imminent.
"Supt. Hedley has the matter entirely
in his hands and from what he tells me
there are no grounds TO warrant a belief
that he will not continue TO operate the
subway and the elevated trains TO the
satisfaction OF the public and the great
majority OF the employees"
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY.
At the Offices Of the Interborough com
pany In Dey street where most of the
men have been hired in the past, there
was unusual activity. Most OF today s
applicants for positions apparently were
strangers In the city. Outside the Offices
representatives OF the workmen's unions
kept a close watch on all that was going
on and the union leaders were advised
as 10 the number Of men applying for
positions.
In anticipation OF a possible tie-up Of
both the subway and the elevated lines.
more than six thousand policemen were
held in readiness for instant service IN
Manhattan and the Bronx today. While
the grievances upon which the mems de-
msnds ara based have to do only with
conditions in the subway IL ia claimed
by the labor leaders that the elevated
employees will join with them 10 a man
in event OF their demands being refused.
CONFERENCE BEGINS.
While the COMMITTEES representing the
employees was waiting 10 see General Man.
ager Hedley. President w. L. Jencks
Of the Brotherhood OF Engineers said.
Unless the officials Of the Rapid Tran
sit company change the schedule time
which must be observed by trainmen In
the subway today there will be a strike
which will go into effect on Saturday
morning at the rush hours"
Mr.. Hedley came in soon after the COM
mittee reached his office and the con-
ference was begun at once.
WILL BD NO STRIKE
After two hours and a half delibera-
tion General Manager Hedley came from
the conference room and announced that
all the matters at issue had been salts
factorily settled.
His statement was verified by President
jerks of the engineers, who added that
the company had granted every demand
made by the men. There will be no
strike" said Mr.. jerks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
FIRE IN CRAMPS SHIPYARD
DESTROYS PRINTS, MODELS, ETC

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb Fire Of un.
known origin early today in the char
department. -CrAmn-x-ship buildinI
plant destroyed valuable blue prints
models and charts
Secretary Taylor % the company psr
that the monetary loss will not be NOR,
than $500 Work on the hattieship,
Idaho and Mississippi and the srmoreS
cruiser Tennessee. the plans for which
were destroyed. will not be seriously i'm.
peded Drawings for the revenue cutie,
Galveston and some other vessels al
under construction, were burned. but IN,
vessels are 50 far advanced That theh
construction slll not be impeded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
KILLS HIMSELF WITH
GAS IN C0B9LER'S SHOP

a UNKNOWN AsPHVxArloN IN
1888 GLADSTONE AVENUE AT 1tis
THE ALFRED oAoo WHEN
II a1oR OF eAs-
CONDUCTOR AND CITIZEN WE'RE NOTIFIED, WHO
,,0OEsc
THAT RUSSIAN JEW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
MRS. ROGERS UEpRIEVEO

Montpelier. VI. Feb. 2--The news that
\ ri sprieve had been granted by GOV Bell
vas frst known here through tho an
n uncements on the newspaper bulletin
ooards In a moment word of the govern
or = action was carried along the streets
aud groups OF interested citizens gathered
to talk about the case
Comment generally seemed 10 be In ap.
vrOSal Of Governor Bells action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
GALlIGAN FELL DOWN STAIRS.
SUSTAINED SCALP WOUND

James GalliEan = years old a weaver,
residing a. 70 Neazie street. sUnskuek,
fell down stairs At l7S North Main street.
this uornins. and heins made unconscious
by the blow was believed 20 have sus-
tained a fracture Of his skull
re was taken % the Rhode Island hos
pital and an hour later regaiucd con-
FciCLsueas
Ills injuries were a scalp wound and
several minor cuntusions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
TO cure. Z. w. Groves signature IL on
each box. 26c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02

Rev p r. Livingston will be the speak
er ~ tho meeting of the Providence
,Vomans Christian Temperance Union IN
tho small hail OF Tho Young Mems Chris
ton association tomorrow afternoon at
o'ClJck-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
GoRKY RELEASED.

So Petersburg. Feb. Maxim Gorky.
the author who was arrested shortly af-
ter the disturbances at St Petersburg
Jan. %. has been released from custody.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-02
ARTILLERY DUEL CONTINUED
Continued from page on..

warsaw. Russian Poland, Feb. 2-i:4S
p. m.-The morning passed quietly. The
factory districts are strongly guarded by
.roops. warsaw continues in a state OF
siege. Socialist disturbances are expected
this evening
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Effa6. SofBrinsen.

g B b g. Der 8esriinber
Der nStrub6urger Reueiten Nd6ri6s
ttn," 8apIer, 1T i'm 70, 2~ebensiabre
gsItorben.--Qn Der bieiigen uniberIttGt
iinb als SoIpitanten 224 0amen eins
geidrisben, pon benen 205 in Der pbilos
iopbif6en, II in Der mebi5iniI6en, ie
/ in Der ebongelii4stbeologiI6en uno
in Der mutbematiIdznatur
li6en Sdtultdt boren.
M B. Die bielige MilitGrbeb0rbe
ma9te betonnt, baB infolge mebrfd6sr
Nnsriffe ober 2tngriffsperiude auf
Militdrpoiten an iiolirten Yuntten bic
poitsn nit idarfen putronen perie6en
unb ansspisien purben, riididtslos
bon Der Daffe @ebraud gu MAIDEN,
ipenn ite aneesriffen ober nit einem
4nsriff bsbro6t perben.
Neu Of euern. Oas 8istbum
Meb' bat Elm in N.uiheuern Bel Suors
gemiinb ssleeenes Wnipeien NIT einem
6ld9eninbalt bon $50 9ettor tdufti4
eriporben unb IS benz Srben Der Batter
bonn beilisen Geiit. uls NieberlaHung
~iiberfpiefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13


Roleoien BADEN nit Der DIRECTION Der
8rsmers8 eIi96eimer Selfdbriten einen
@ertrag obgei6lofen. mad pelGem
bieie cine elsttrii6e 8~raftanluge am
Heddrtouol erbGIt uno pond6 aud bic
Oelfa6rit fs(bit in meientli6 9rOBerem
llmfan0s fpisoer bier erbaut ipiro.
Soben b ei NJ. 2tn Der bisIteen
tdnopirlbidaftli6sn Sohihule befinz
ben ii6 i'm Iaufenoen 8intsrbalbtdbr
1877 Stuoirenoe; SO limb Wiirttembers
ger, "A onoere 8si65ongebOrigs uno As
NusIGnoer.
8uItentboG. Sier miBbanoelz
ten 3tpei iunoe 5obritorbeitsr ben "a
jdbrigen 9eiitestrunten grbtiter @lfais
fer 10, ooB er an ben @~erlsBunsen lturb.
Die SbGter limb perbuftet.
Sann It q /. Sn &unnItatt ipurbe
an Der &uiiirertn be8 photographer
Sloi6er, Gugenie Mdit, elm Raubmorb
psriibt. Wls Der Shat psroG9ti0 prroe
Der aus 3neibriiden, Yfol5. 9ebiirti9e
Gbauffeur 9riioerlein perboftet.
8 ii b / n 9en. Der in Stuttgart
psrItorbene Or. m.b. 8arl 6uber bat
Der llniperiitdt 3iibinssn 100000
Mtart 5u elmer 8arl SobersS tifturg
Tel tGmsntariI6 perma6t. Der Grtrag
Der Sttftuns io1 jGbrIi9 in brei Preis
fen BON ie 1000 Mart an Siibin9er
Stubirenbs perlieben tperoen fir bic
20iune BON piTenI4uftlideu @ufsuz
ben, bic sntf6i,6enen @ertb beTiBen
uuO bic 5Gbisteit i%slbiitdnOi9en Dem
TENS betunoen.
Il I m. Sin 8en3inloger bel benz i'm
8au begriffeneu S1ers0 onuutanol, in
BEN audi SprengItoffe uufbeipubrt
rperoen, lit aus unaufgetlGrter llriu6e
in bic Cuff eeflo9en; Is glrbeiter lpurs
ben perleBt, bapon feds itmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

2eisntg, Die Stabtperor6s
neten 6eI4lphen bic @rb0bung Der Sc
batter Der bieiigen S9ubmonnidoft,
uno 5rpor purbe bas @nD9e6alt bes
Wo4tmeiItsrs BON 1900 Mart auf
1900 M|art unO baS Der S6ubleute
bon 1900 Mart uuf 1900 Mart sr6D6t.
M E. E II. Der in Dresden per-
Itprbene Rsntter @uitup 9oumonn bat
Der Stuot MeiBen 10000 Mart gu
elmer Stiftung CUR llnt.ritiBung be-
oiirfti9er 8iirgerst09ttr binterlaFen.
PuIsniB 3. Suneitbin brannte in
Hieoeriteina buS 8auern9ut bes Be-
tigers 5reubenberg nieosr. Sobei FAM
ben Der 8eiiBer 6rsubenbsrg, feline
Srou, stpei erpo9iene S06tsr, elm Ia
iGbriser Sobn uno 5fpei gnteltinoer
ben Soo. Der Mann Der Glteren Sod
ter, Steinbru4beiiBsr 0omf9te, ipuros
unter benz 9eroa9t bes Mlorbss uno
Der 8ronbitiftung psrbaftet.
W oIben6urg. Oos Stdotpers
oronetentple9ium 9enebmigte biellebers
nubme Der 1000 Mart b~etragenben
3insearontie gum 9au Der elettriI6en
@iienbabn Qimbu9sD SO lbsnburss@DB
nib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
G6hriugif6e Staateu.

@ltenburg. Sm Glitter bon II
Subren itarb Der MuIer 9rofeTor Gu
itap Gbriitiun Maltbsr.
GienuG d. Sisr tonItituirte fi9
Elm 8erein Sbiringer GaIt6of6eTBer
NIT benz StB in Giienu9.
&ubotfubt. Die 5irItin @nnu
bate an bic 8dmpfer in SiibmeItufrita,
ioipeit ie aus benz 6%iritentbum
Observation-Disclosures itommen-ss
tumen circo 25 Munn in 8etra6t-is
cine Weibnu4tstiite iiberIenoen IuTeu.
g Of 3. Der Shirt Seinrih
XIV. Reub ], 8. bat Der nelen MGbs
9snI9ule bier, bic na9 Sitern 1905
einsefpeibt psrben pirb, bic seiummte
Ginri9tung bes 3eidenIaules, psG9e
NIT 1850 Murt berunidIust tporbsn
lit, gum @eI4ent gema4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
8a0en.

RarlSru e. Die @%innobmen
Der babii4eu StuatSbabn i'm Sabre
1903 Weiien foIgenOe 3iffern ouf:
Ginnabmen (brutto) 70, Murt
(im @oriobre 75,680,6 44 MorO;
&uSguben 56,878,479 Mlart (61 49,
795 MurD.-0er beige Staotrut6
bat in ben 0oran16lug bon 1905 50.z
900 Murt ais @runoitod fir Ieitlids
teiten i'm Sabre 1906 eingeIteGt, in
pel6em Der 8robber5og Iein 80. 2ez
bensjobr polIenbet unb 3uglei9 bus Set
Der goloenen 9o65eit bege6t.
retburg. Gum prprettor bic
tiger llnipsrIitGt fir bds Stubieniabr
1905-19O6 purbe Der Director Der
Qu9entlintt, profefOr Or, Sd. 4rens
felb, geipGblt.
8 ri g. Der bieIigen
llniberiitdt puroen bon Der p~eritorbes
men 9atbarina GIeonpre Malot etipa
10000 Mart berma9t, beItimmt our
Grri9tung elmer Stipenoiens Stiftung
fir unbemittelte otuti9s 6rauen ober
Sungfrouen, bic an Der llniperiitdt
Ssibelbcrq immutritulirt iino.-Dr.
phil. ct jur. s.. Sderrer, uuBerorbentz
lifer profefpr in Der pbiloIopbif9en
SotultGt Der bieii9en llniperiitdt, feierte
iein eoloenes OottoriubilGum.
Son # ans 3, Stabtratb 8arI b.
Suintz George, Der felt 1873 in I.l6itz
loier Wsife feline @rbeit8truft uub
Su4tenutniB i'm 9ienite Der &C.
meinbeperipaltung 6etbGti9te, 1T i'm 60.
2sbensjabre geitorbsn.
90 .onnbe / m. Die jiin9it porge>
nommene 3Gblung leeritebenber Dobs
rtungsn ergub bas 8Orbunoeniein BON
1444 psritebenoen Dobnunsen ober
bier Yro3ent Der 8eIommtbeit, gegens
iiber 2180 unb Gel pro5ent i'm Sabre
1908.
Singen. Sin perIonen3ug iibsr.
fubr Bel Singer brei 8ubnurbeiter. SUI
Illus 8ndoig, @bolf 9en3in9er uno Ses
buitian 8eler. Ollie brei tpurbsn s.'
t0btet.
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@eferrei6.

SO n. Oas 9uratorium bes
Silfsbereines fir 2uneentrante in ben
0itsrrsi9ii9en aOnisrei4en unb 2dns
bern bat fir bas Sabr 1905 ben Be
trag bon 176,400 8ronen fir bic
SiIfsite1en unb bic Grbolunssitdtten
bes 0ersines in Wien bepiqist.--Die
tiir5li9 bier psritorbene 0ihterin Was
RE b. Rdimajer permadts ben gtobt.n
3beil ibres 8ermOsens Der bon ibr ees
sriinbeten Stiftuns fir alleinItehenos
Gtaatsbeamtentpdil.n Die Gltsite
5rdu in Dien, Srau Maria Tbereiia
au1d, fpel4e iiinsit ibren 105. &C.
burtstas feterte, lit au6 bic dlt.ite
ypartei" hires Wobnbdufes, bu lie in
oemIslben ndbe5u Sc Sabre obue TN
terbre6ung pobnt.
8regen5. unlGnsit bat Iih bier
Der in peiten 3rsiien betannt. Sabris
fant 6emifher prGparots, S9rdber,
infolse finan3ierer S4tpi.ristsiten
bilr6 einen Yiitolenidub entleibt.
G9raber, Elm gebiirtiser Wiirttember>
ger, lpar SO Sabre aft.
8ubap.f #. Die autiderssattin
Marie @Gmbss Dsrfuhts noh sinem
Streite NIT ibrsm Gatten ibre fisben
ainO.r gu persilten. sic fI0bie au9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13

5tnei beriel6en 2dugeneTen3 Elm. 9ie
8iuoer begdnnen fur9tbar 3u i6reieH
uno fIii6teten aus Der WobHunQ, mo-
bura bic Na96ur5leute aIarmirt tpurz
ben.
Snnsbrud. Die nsue 3elspbonz
LIME WiensS nnsbrud pirb ais STATIC
men nur cling unb @uI3burg, i'm Soms
mer otsQet6t aud 3eQ am See, baben.
90 er II. W&it benz bieIer Gage
uuf ieinem 9ute Spuunegg psritorbez
men Bitter b. @pIbeg9 uno 2inoenburg,
1T cine Der gea6tetitsn Decentralization
bes Siroler 4oels aus benz 2eben ges
f6ieoen.
Oebenburg g. Ster tpurbs Der
5euerpe6rmonn Sobdnn Wtaboer jun.
iuegen 8ranoIegun9 perbaftet.
. m ii B. DER bieii9e NrtiQeries
bauptmam Ruoolf Selti6it, benz am
ldbli9 feinss S9eiben8 bon fier Elm
@bi6iebsmabl peranitaltst uqro, tpllrbe
tpGbreno zines Srintipru4s bonn
S4Iu9e geriibrt uno mar ouf Der Stele
toot.
g sara b o. Gang 8oSnien
lpuroe fiir3li9 BON beftigen Siroccos
Stiirmen nit R~esen9iFen beimgeiu9t.
Iuf offener Strede bel SItrp3ae muir
ben bic leBten orei Wugen zines 3uges
aus ben S6ienen 9ebobeu. Sin goits
unb elm per ionenlpogen tpuroen um9es
itiir3t, pobei Elm 8remier get0Otet, Elm
PaRu9ier berleBt tpuroe.
Som o r. Sn Die beige Stdbts
pertretung purben Is SoSialiIten ols
ReprGfentunten getpdblt. @s purben
ins9eiammt 1900 Stimmsn fir bic
So5iuliiten ~ubgegeben. @s 1T bies Der
erIte SAD in llngarn, baB in cine
Stuotpertretlng Io3iuIiItii9e 8srtretsr
getp1blt puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Sa4(en.

9resbsn. Die 2onoesb.rIi6.s
ru~nesonHolt &onisrei9 Sadfen bat
in @ottlsuba elm erobes Stiid 2anb
ertporben, UNI bdieIbit ipeiiere Seilan>
italten fir Mttobolifer unb Nerpens
frante gu erri9ten. 3unGdIt tpirb man
cine 9eilanitalt, perbunben nit einem
@en.iunssbeim, fir rbeumatif4s
&rante erbauen. Die bisberise 9eils
onftalt oes senannten Snitituts in
@ottleuba seniist ben beutisen anfor>
berungen niht mebr.-De bieiisen
Stabtberein fir innere Wiiiion Iinb
BON elmer uneenannt.n DAME 400 @uls
ben Oiterreihiider Rente als @ei4enf
iberipiefen unb bon ibm als 5reiitels
lentapifd1a Der Sommerpflese tranter
5rduen sueefu6rt iporben.
GlDba a. Der @emeinberdtb bot Be-
f4loRen. elm Grunbitiid Bel Oeberan
anautaufen. auf tpelaem bic auelIen
fur bic seplante WaHerleituns fit
5lOBa bDrBdnotn- Tnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Sreie Stdofe.

$ mburg. Der peritorbene Or.
b. @pbeffrop, Sbeilbabsr Der Sirmu
Senii9 &c @ooeffrop, perma9te benz
Rei9stonsler elm erbebli9ss 2egdt uno
febte fir pobltbGtige 3pede mebrere
Miqionen Wort aus,-Oie Samburgs
4meritaz2 inie bat ibrsr YerIonenpsrs
tebrsabtbeiluns Elm. iebr tpeittrusenbe
Nusoebnuns babur4 ge9eben, baB fie
elm u1g.meines beutfdes Rsiiebureau
i'm groben Still erri6tste. Die S9ds
tisteit bieIes Bureaus eritredt ii9 nt9t
nur auf ben Seebertebr, fonbern audi
ouf ben sefammten Giienbubno.riebr
oes Snz unb Nuslunbes.
Bremen. Ser Director bes Stdz
tiItiifen Bureaus unb 8sgriinber Der
8remer Statiftit, Seinri4 Greie, lift,
70 Sabre alt, 9%eitOrben.
8rem + q b Der ruIfii6s
iupunifhe 3ries beeinflubt aud bic
iiber uufereu Sdfsn gsbenoe 9tlspdnbes
rung in srbeblt9tm llmfung. No9 ME
1T bi. 3a6l Der rufIiffen 2lustponbes
rer, untsr benen iia unper6GItniBmGBig
pieGe MGnner in ipebrpfli4tieem Glitter
bsfinben. 10 srob sepefen, ipie in ben
IsBten Mondter. Our 9efpGItigung
bes 8ertebrs purben fir bic norbs
amerituniiden SGfsn nod 3p.i Grtras
bampfsr eingeiteat.
8 ii b e d. Der Re9tsanfpdlt Or.
@ermebren purbe gum Senator ges
tpdblt.
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auuterb q d. 9(u6i.r bat Der
%tpoblbubsnbe Qanopirtb HeiB in sinem
@nfoa bon Mabniinn feline Satin uno
5ipei 906ter unb ii6 IelbIt get0otst.
Die srouiige Shat lit inbirett uuf einen
i@ls6ten S6sr3 ieiner 5reunoe 3uriids
3ufiibren. 8urh ibre 6dnIeteisn 9es
reiSt, tront ReiB 'id1 einen 10 morbss
mGBigsn Ruui6 an, oaB sr in @obns
linn oerfiet. unb in eisTem 3uItonb usrs
iibte er pie Shat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Dlrftem Bera.

g tutfeart. Die g%inppbnerz
Sabl bieier Staot belief iid am /. De-
5ember 1904 auf runb 10000. Mit
BEN 8olsue Der gineemeinbuns bon
Gannitatt, llntertiirtbeim unb Wansen
sGblt Gtuitgdrt runb 100000 ginfpobs
ner, e~eeeniiber runb $4,000 Seelen
am 1. DECEMBER 1900.-gei Der iinas
fien 9irserdusihubpdbl hdben bic
biirgsrlihen parteien nit 1900 Stims
men Mebrbsit b%onitanpis sesen bic Cos
oialoemofraten seiest.
Yefigbei M. Die birseritcben
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Me6fen6nra.

g 9 M n. Bel Der Rei9stdess
Sti9pubG i'm @abltrsiie Msdltnburgs
S9tpsrin ipurb.n insgefummt 24,528
Stimmen abaeseben; bupon erbislt &C.
beimer Ginun5ratb Otto Biting Clatl)
1895, Stobtpsrorbnetsr Otto 9tntrid
(So3,) 1928 Stimmsn. Biting 1T
fomit defpdhtt.
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Aus Der RhrinpfnI,.

g peber. Der Hethstdasdbges
orbn.t. 2i9ten6era (9uno Der 2anos
fpirtbs) ipurbe gum 8iirg.rmeiiter se'
pGblt.
Cubs / g 8 n. Yei Der
jiineit Itattsefunoenen 4bjunttenpab(
ipuroen BGdermeiitsr 8inber als eriter
unb 3aufmann Hirius afs aneitsr Obs
iuntt sefpGblt. ginber ssbOrt Der io5ials
bemotratii4en partsi an.
Oberotterbad. Yer rs Sabre
alte pripatmdnn gdltbufar Bed tpurbe
n.ulid ermorbet in feiner Wohnung
nufeefunoen.
ii den. Del Sdnblunsss
esbilfe Midael QudrS bon 2anbItubl,
Der i'm Ottober ieinen 8ruoer Soiepb
eritohen bat, tpuroe bonn Pfdl3ii6en
S6purs.ri6t gu feds Wonaten Ges
fdnenib p%srurtbeilt.
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2rannf6weis. An6aft. Sippe,

8raun 6peie 9. Oas ariegsz
seri9t berurtbeilte ben 9efreiten 9entel
bonn !Sufar.nsR Regiment Nr. II. Der
3tpei 9uTaren, bic i'm ~5fpeiten Sabre
bienten, blutis gef4lugen bate. neil
ie ibm, benz .alten Damn" bus pf.ro
ni9t puben unb einbedsn po1tsn, gu
iieben Sogeu Gefdnsnib.
&Dtben. On Der GrIabpabl our
Nn6altiiden Sdnbelsfdmmsr 6stbeiliss
ten iih 80 Wablbsrehtigte, cine bisbsr
nod ME erreidts 3abl. Don ben aus
fheiosnben Witeli.bern 8olmunn unb
Sbormsper tpurbe e~riter.r nit 76
Stimmen fpiebereepdblt; lebterer uns
terlag nit 40 Stimmen benz Gabritbes
flyer Dinglinger, Der SO erbielt.
. e. TN . B.. SIN Oorfe Belle
tpurbe Der 8Oidbriee 2anbpirtb Srd6t
bon ieinsm Sobne ermorbet. Ser SbGs
ter purbe berhdftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
6rok6erSost6nttt 9eGen.

9 arm It q b t. Sn elmer SiBung
Der Stabtperorbnetsn tpuroe bic
Summe DON 100000 Wart fir bic Grs
p%eitsruns bes itdbtiidsn WaRsrrerts
bspiGist.
g Ii It a b t. Der 80 Sabre dlte
Ganopirtb Ssbaitian gel5 Tub uuf benz
8abnbof Ssu elm, uIs plDBlid cine
Notwithstanding auf ben Wasen aufs
fubr. gelS itiir3te our4 ben Qnpraa
10 uneliidli9 ub. bab Inn bon Der
Ransira6tbeiluns elm 9ein absefabren
nurbe. Der 8erleBte itarb bolo bars
auf i'm arant.nbdus.
@teBen. Die 3ubl Der i'm Wins
teriemeIt.r bier imm~dtritulirten Stuz
benton bstr1et 1869, 5fpei %fpeniser dls
inn Iebten Winter. Die 3dbl Der 5eiz
fen (672) bat I'M 10 3us, bic Der Ni4ts
heFen $3.50 Inn ~ absenommen. Wit
Siu3ursdnuns bon SO 9orern unb 3Oe
rerinnsn bslauft iid bic 8eiammtfrss
auen5 auf 1857.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
Of0enBura.

SIbenburs. Seinsn 80. Sc
burtstug begging Der Glteite 8%epobner
Sloenbures, Der srobber3oalife Milis
tGroberintenbont q. D. Meinarbus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
3urnpt,,, arrrHprruHen.

9ansi g. Reuli4 itiir5te am
3ei6ielufer Bel Sdelmiibl pdbrenb
Der Sebuna bon Gaiten fir bic Tors
bifhen Stablperfe Elm 9ampfidiffss
,robn UNI unb fiel uuf ein.n n.benlies
oenben nit giien ~belaoenen Sbertabn,
ipelder, burdi4lussn. fofort idnt. Nur
brei 9inoer Der auf benz aahne befinbs
Iiden S6ifferfamilie tonnten gsrettet
iperben, ipdbreno Der Shiffer anb ietn
piertes &inb ertrdnten.
9 d B. 6ierprts ipuroe Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-13
prnuirt 1fnTett.
~3Droptnf OIfprruHe,t.

80nigsbere. 4uf benz i'm bies
Iieen 6afen liegenosn 0ampfer nNss
iusco" imp brei Mann Der 8eiaBung
infolqe Ginutbmens bon 8oblenorbO>
oas eritidt, bds fiG burh ueberbeisung
6es Ofens snttpidelt bate.
Stattup D n. Die 2anbs
bant in Berlin srtparb BON ben !6e6t's
fden Gr6en, bus Rittergut @roBs0 egez
len in elmer @roBe BON 1853 Morsen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-11-10
WITH THE COUNTY DADS.

The county commissioners
met in regular session last Mon
day afternoon, a full quorum
present.
The statement ofthe recorder
Office for months Of September
and October was read and ordered
filed.
The statement Of the clerk 5
office for October was read and
ordered filed.
A petition of taxpayers Of
Rockport, Peoa and Oakley ask.
ing for a change in the road
from Rockport was presented
and Commissioners Archibald
and Hoyt were appointed a com
mittee to investigate with the
surveyor the proposed change
in the road to report at the next
meeting.
County Attorney Evans was
empowered to try and secure the
appropriation made to Summit
county by the Legislature Of
1903 Of 81, 600. 90 to build road
from Kamas to the Uintah reser-
walton.
An ordinance was ordered
drawn up to license peddlars in
the various precincts in Tie
county.
The sum OF 100000 was
ordered paid to j. H. Salmon,
contractor on account Of Jail.
The sum ofsIo. 90 was ordered
paid to Mrs. Clara Stsley and
$500 to Thos. Clark, both in,
digents Of Upton.
Several electrical people were
present and matters discussed as
to the wiring Of the court house
and the matter was laid ovei
until Tuesday morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-11-10
Benedictiou by Patriarch
Henry Seamons.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning,


~ WAL hIN n No
Conference was further CON
tinued by the choir singing,
Come Let Us Anew, Our
Journey Pursue"
Invocation was offered by
Patriarch John X. Lemon.
The choir sang, Earth is the
Place Where Christ Will Dwell. E"
Elder VIM. Archibald of the
high council, said he desired
the aid Of the holy spirit while
addressing the conference. I'm
like, he said, those Of the world,
we are bread in our ideas and
labors, and we should extend
our Literally to the whole world.
Closed by bearing his testimony
to the truthfulness of the gospel.
Aunt Ruth Pack was called
to the stand and said she re-
joiced to meet with the saints
in quarterly conference. She
asked the blessings on all who
are seeking the work and love
o. God. She also gave a short
review Of the saints who left
Nauvoo.
Pres. G, w Young said he
was pleased to meet with the
saints at this time. and see SC
many in attendance. He re.
fsrTed to the last quarterly con.
ference held here, and rejoiced
to see a much better attendence.
His testimony is that great bles.
sings attend the fulfillment Of
duty, and the greater the sacra.
hee the greater the blessing.
Miss Judith Anderson next
sang a solo.
chss. A. Calls said he humbl,
prayed the Holy spirit to aid
him in his endeavorS this morn
ing. He dwelt largely OF
Mutual Improvement work. H,
also bore his testimony.
Continued next week.