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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Gntiiibrtcr Gnabc 5uriifacfcbrt.

9tcm gOorf, 6. Sftobcr. -
Gonp Worcnoino, ser ehSi1briac
itnlieniihc @nobe, ilbcr oeiicn Ont
iiibritn9 mic0erbot berihtet murbc,
lit pon icincu Gntiilbrern louicn acs
Inlien lpor6eu im0 mur0c 9cltern
Nbeno oli cincm clcftriihcn Mnggou
az ser 3. 2pcmte entoedt. gtohocni
Die FoIi5ci ieinc SocntitGt ieltaeltcllt
bate, iilbrtc lie i'm ST ieinem &atcr.
eiuen ituIieuiiheu Gontrottor IN
@rooflpn. Der &nnbe crfl1rt, er lei
bon 5luei NtGnnern. ruel6e iitr Ieinen
&oter arbcitetcn mc1genonunen nm
5uerlt III cincm Stolle llno Damn i'm
oSouic ieiHc3 &etters" in 9telp- Dorf
ocrborgcn gcbalten mor0cn. Der
%oter >ucib pon fcincm Getter in 9tclus
S9orf, lno ser 9nabe bat iidD IN ieinen
glugaben 10 uieliod) piberlprodcn,
0nB ibncn 0ic Eoli5ei fcine 9coeutuu9
bcilegt. Wion bat nod feline Spur
bon 0en ShGtcru.
6oluoirc @itonio, mcIder on1c-
flo0t 1T, ais 3piihcnQGuQcr Smiidea
ocn Gntiiibrcru mo 0cnt &utcr 0c2
enthibrten &nobcn iimgirt lmo ocm
%atcr gerotbcn 81 bobelt, oa9 aeior-
ocrtc S0legclo 5lt bc5ablcn, mur0c
bclltc I'M @rootlpncr Scriht inter
$4,000 9iirgid)oit gcitcllt 6ronceaco
Morenoino, ser &otcr GonpS, bot iid)
ol9 9iirQc al mo mar bod cntriiitct
olS ooS @crid)t ieinc @iir9idnit niht
occeptireu poIltc. Gr erfIGrtc, Eito.
nio lci lem better Grcln0. Die YoIi.
sci beNt ben &crOodlt, Dab WiorcnOino
0aS SoleQcl0 bc5ablt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Wipitcri0ic SraaoSie.

G y bicogo, 81, I. Gfto6cr. -
NSn Dem in &ogerS' Eurf Qelcacnerl
Snltic bon Or. Sliucr =. Sart ipielic
lid acltern Elm nod nid)t ouigetlIrter
&oriall n6, Ser oen Zoo zines 5ebn.
i0brigen MGodcnS uno bie ihpcre
Grfranflng Or, Sart'S in Solge Ser
gl'tilng sur 6olAe bate. Or. Sart.
Elm Sobn Don 9lliguit Sort, eincm Ct.
2oliicr Million0r, bottc inn 9lual,t
1901 Tera &riegSn1on, cine il.iib.
rige Sdiilerm ser ySuinois r>nou,
trial Sdool," gegen ocn Milen ibrer
Gltcrn gebeirotbet nno ein ,Snbr ip1.
ter botte boS Eoor Goitb alofom,
cine Shiilcrin berielben Sdulc, an
&inoesltott onaenommen. @dbreuo
,Srdll Sart nit G6itb in Scr Stoot
gcltcrn GinfGufc beiorgten, mar Die
Sebn Sabre alte .Srene alofoip,
Shmeltcr GOitb'S, melhc aopiid)mer.
sen porgeldliitt botte, 5lt Sauie &c.
bIicben, imb ais 6rou Sort 5uriid
fam, ion0 man rSrenc in lterbenoem
3litonoe pergiitet Dor, rpGbreno Or.
Sarta 3ltano ola beoenflih GILT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

SefrctGr Der Gompognic, iino Ser
monotc oc2 &icc |rGiiocutcn @ranniB
II. |. ~. llCbcr 0ic SaIdre ser 9eonI.
ten Der 9ompuguic lpuroc 0orgelegt,
DOB FrdljOcnt WtcGur0p iiir ooa ISoW
1904 $l5O.O0O erbiclt 5mei critc @ice.
Er0iiocntcn ic $4,000, cin 3meiter
&icc 4Sr0iiOcnt $t75O0, scr brittle
@ice NrdijOcnt $4,000. Sir OicicS
Gobr miro ser General -@eihGitaiih
rcr $4,000 uno ser ShubmpiItrr
$4,000 crboltcn.
FrGii0cnt Nihoro a. WtcGur0u
ioIItc ullh bcltc ais 3cu0c porgeIoocr
mcroen, bate ic0oh iein @iireou be.
rcitS pcrIniicn, olS ooS Gomite noh
ibm ihidtc. g8obriheirIih miro er
III Scr nGtiten SiBung oeS Gomite'a,
am 0icnitog, 10. Sftober, pcrnom.
men merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
lIntcrncbmcnoeS Fanr.


5cnrp 6oifnon's un6 Srnt Shi[.
Icr'S &erboitimg in Gbicago -
Gbrc 2ciitlmgen olS Giebe, Gin.
BREEDER umo ShmtggIcr.
G6icu0o, 6. Sftobcr - 3pet
S5ohitoplcr pon internotionalenlJtufe
iinO bier pcrbnitct porOen llnO Go'
luurO e. Montgoueru, Stieiobn bon
&iouc i. 2lopo, @icc AErdiioent Ger
oNhltloI 2iie rSnllrnnce Co." be.
uiltb iih, ouB oao Foar nah 9teiu-
,Nort 1ebruht mcr0en Iou. SenrD
Noiimnu nod inter uieleN anGeren
9iomcn bCtannt, pclher megen Gin.
lhnulAQcIn9 bon GionIonten III 30.
ton uCrhultCt muroe, iii Scr Glne
lm0 6rou NcnrU StiIler, ebcnfall3
init jablrclhCn nn0ercn Rnmcn, Die
onOere &crboitCtc. Gic @eiocn iino
ie0of nid)t bios Stnlugalcr, Jon.
ocru ioIlcu ciueu 9toub IN 2onoon Il.
lucnl0itcua }luci Giubriihe IN 9teu.
2)orf bcA0nQcu hobcn.
@cioc @ciongcncn iolen gcitonoelt
bobcn, oaB lie Oic @obnlng bcS Srr.
Nlono olapllinOCrtcu. 100 oicShiller
unGcItcIIt mar It, irhcin6ur cin ouSge.
jcihnctc9 Glcntnllobcn mar. SUN.
0crtc GoIlnr9 mcrth 9iumanteu uno
SibCnuoorcn murocn bel scr 8erbaf.
timN oCrIelbCn NciunoCn lno Wont.
Nonlcrp bat tic ais 0iclcni0cn oe@Nru.
HIoD0 crtannt. 9IlS lie oo9 Slop0.
Nuu0 piln0crtcn, loIlcn 9lriitcl inn
Mcrtbc Don $4,000 1cltoblen moroen
lcin. 9lud I'M "9lnIonid Sotel" III
Ncru aort iOIlcn lie Solllcnoc Collars
lucrtb Sdnudiobcn mo aleioer
lucNltbiBt bdbcn
Nruu ShiIcr mar icbr 0eibt od-
rim lb oI0Nionn ju pcrfleiocn. Sebs
GDlin0crbiItc un0 pcrid)icocnc onocre
&crrcntciOcr inno man in ibren
3inrmcr. gSic c0 icbcint, luill lie nun
uIlc ShulO iibernebmcn, nm SoiI.
monn Io3jleilcn. 0oiimon nibt 3u,
CT babe oc Srau bcim 2lopoidcn
MonN nit elmer gnnjcn SnIt gcitoble.
ncr Mcrtbludcu ongetrolieu mo ibr
bel scr Sllld)t 0cbolicn,
9llH man OoS Foor pcrboftete, iono
nIon on Dem Eonre etpa 27O Ola.
moltcn 6riibcr ioIlcn iif oic 9eI.
ocn in Sonoon ouigcboItcn lno oor.
dbnlcbc 0icbltGblc lpc inn 2lopo.
Noila ou9Aeiilbrt unbcn. S)oiimdn
9cIton0, ooB CT bcu Noub unter Ell.
ncm Nutmc ucritcdtc uno ipGter boJe
Ole NrnlL ol3 Mann prrtlcioct, ibm
nic0cr 0u1acQrobcr morolli lie lih
No'innu ouidlob iuo Ncioc uob oen
Ncr. Stootcn cntlIobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
SranSntlnntiidDcS Nabcl uulleuoet.

Guuin, u. e.. Z. Sftober.-0as
fiInltc trnnaatlantiide aobeI Ger
~Gonlnercial Sable Co." ipeIhes
GnnIo init Wotcrpiae in SrIono per.
binoet lit bcutc poaenoet iporoen.
0urh idlcdtea ySetter mar ser glb.
ihIuB ser NcritcIItna ser Berbinoung
$50 DteiIcn Don ser irl1noildenaiiIte
entiernt perj0gcrt moroen. Wian er-
partet, oab Die llcbermittelungS.@e.
ldluinoigfeit oeS uellen &abelS nm
10 Ero5ent groBer iein miro, alS oie
Der onoeren tronSotlantibcu adbel
bon Gbnlider SGnGe. Die Soften ser
Serltellung puriirteu 3luiidlcn $1,000
ilno $4,000 pro VieiIe, ie ua6 Ger
Gieic OeS @oiierS imo 0eS Gbaraf-
tcrS oeS WeereSbooers. Gle groBte
Sieie, bis 5u lpcld)er ouS &abel seleet
mcroeu mnibte, betrug 25O0 6aoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Wicbr frnmmc @cid)idJtcu.

,Olutlol 2iic ISniltronce 60" oI3&er'
iorqunoSonitolt fir bic Ionilie
McGurop. - Siirltlitbc Sal0re
ser @eomtcn. - 9tGt6iclboitcAua'
oobcn iibcr mcl6c scr sIlI0itor
9tidtS neiB.
9tcm. 0orf, 6. Sfto6cr. - GGoS.
u. Yrelob, 9luoitor Der nOilituoI StIc
rSniuronce Co." be5clgte bclltc Dor
6em NIT elmer ltnterilldung 0ca Sc.
benSocrliherlngS SfonooIS bcid)dt-
tigten Gomite Ger 2cgiSlotur, bub CT
NihtS BON orei gintrGgcn gum 92.
troge BON ic $4,000 milc, meIbc IN
Dem Gonto Scr Gompoglic fir 9ln.
noncen, Grudia6cn, Shreibnotcrla'
lien mo Eolmnorfcn iiir oaS Sabr
1904 criheinen. Tic 6rci Sumnlcli
BON je $4,000 uur0en al Nobcrt
Slppbnnt Torlibcr ocS Gomlte8 illr
9lusgnbeu ser betreffen0eu GOmpag.
ME, bc5oblt, uno Der lebte ser Gin-
trGge lit bonn 8. Nopembcr 1904 Dem
Gage nod ser jiingIten Er0loenten'
ipobl, botirt. Serr GreQo6 iagte, CT
babe feline abnlng, moliir oos 8eio
bc5oblt luuroc.
9iobert &, WlcGrr0pL Der 8encral'
8cl6oitSiiibrer ser oWiutllul Siie,"
mclhcr qcltcrn nlli bem 3cugenltonoe
eribien, nuroe meitcr pcrnommen II.
ieinc 2luSgobcn ergc6cn, pie Id)on Die
gon5e Samilie ieines 8nterS Gid)aro
81. McGurop, an Der arippe Der Com.
pa9nie libt. Or. GlioS s. WoB, Der
meoijiniidc Gireftor, lit init elmer
Shpeltcr ocS ErGiioenten WicGur0D
perbeirotbet; :. StipOeiant EiIlott,
9iiiifos HSnipeftor, lit ein Setter bon
2ouis a. 5bebonp's, oes Sdma9er3
WcGurop's; Somaro Selpis, 8enerai'
asent fir gielu,Oort uno u. @gSblte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Wulocnc SodBcit cinco GnmberlGn
0rrS

Fitt S burN ENo !, Oftobcr.
0r. Wihucl Scriu1, elmer Der 0ltcltcn
mo ongelebcnltcn Ocuticben WiirGcr
bon 9lllegbem, mo oencn @attin
GbriItine, 9cb. &Ola, leicrtcn i'll Ger
Soolle oeS y&ornCr WGnnerhorS,
llmgeben pou oeu WIitGlieoern ibrcr
,Samilie uno uubc}u 200 tSrelnocn
ino 9efanntcn, Ou2 icItcne ,Seit Der
9olOenen 6o65eit Fultor Bender
bon Der 6elti6en euOngcllld) prote.
itontiiben @eiterabouicncr @cmcinoc
birlt Die 8eibre0c. Qn0 Grbelpanr
ihloB Dor 80 HSabrcn in Cumberland,
NO, Dor Yaltor Goicr bon Der Dor
ti9en cpongellid lutbcrild)en 8c'
mcinoe ben @nno iiir'9 Scbcn mo lic-
helte' balo onrmli nod 9IIle9Deny
iber, poielbIt Sor. 0Crng iib oIaGon.
traitor 5nm pernlogcu0cn Otunne allI'
ihlpong. Gr mar luuAc Sabre Wflt.
glieo oeS airhcnrotba Ser WeltcrS'
bnuiener @cmeinoc lm0 lit bcllte nod
Wiit9licb neridieocuCr &o1cu lnoScr.
cine. csrm bcrinG lit Iungidbrige
Shabneiltcrin oc9 oSd)pdblldcn
,Sroucn 8creinS." Giucr ser S0bnc
oeS Ssubelpooreo lit NIit8Iico oe5
glQegbcnp'er StuotrQtb9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
Grid)piien.

Cincinnati ., Z. Sftober.
Wenocl Weper, Elm icbr bcfannte.
Gclltidlcr, Fat lih nli Dem iogenann.
ten Mclnorial Soiigel i'm nGben.
Eorf" cridoiien. 9ieben ieiner 2eide
Ing ciu 3ettel, uuf Oen er geidrieben
bate: .0en bic 8otter peroerben
mollcn, ben ru,ben iie ben Seritano. :"
Weper mar Elm geodteter Wam uno
golt fir reid. gr betrieb cine @irtb.
i6ait nno NOR oiBeroem Witinbnber
ser nSbio Union 9reming Co." be.
rem Sefretdr er mar, uno auh al
perlhieoenen nnoeren llnternebmiln.
gen mar er betbeiligt. Gr mar 1854
5u @mobeim in 9npern geboreu mo
fam 1873 nad Cincinnati.
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Mn Worpbinm NcitOrbcn.

~ poufcc, Ml2c, l. DIT. --
SrSn Wapbille lit Sr. 9hI0oIpb Smlcr'
berring, icn, noh cucr 36 1tlnoen
m1brenoen VepuBtIoiGfclt. Die mabr.
lheinlid) bon elmer 81 Itartcn So'IS
Wtorpbiiln berbeigeiitbrt mar, eIneIn
8ebirnidlogc erlcgcn, 6r. Saler'
berring mar Der Ndtcr 0c5 Irllberen
CONGRATULATIONS Gomuro Suuer'
berring. Gr mar GtNcnthlncr etne5
"@eneral Storeo" mo cutcr "ant
ilno iein 8eicldit blilbtc IunBcre Sabre
binourd, bis CT Dor }UcI ,SuDren San'
ferott mod)te. Sein 5obu relhte Die
9onferotts Grtldrung ellL rno eS
bieB 81 Der 3eit, ooB cr BET Dem Ter'
illbe, ieinem 8ntcr SIT Dcl'cm 'dpere
SerliIite gebobt buttr, 2lH gtIthuom
iollte Der beiobrte Mann AM leInen
8eiltes5uItano bin rntcrluht meroen.
Sein glr5t crflGrte Ocn C5erihtSbot
iein Hntient fonnc nidt er'hetlem oa
er franf iei pernurtbIid III 6oI9c Der
Glnnabme eincr jl lldrten Cot"
Wtorpbium. Ser Neritorbene mar e.
ner ser oeutlhen Eiouiere oea Stad'
tes 8isconiin uno erreItte elu Nlter
pon 80 Sabren.
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Baltimore, Mo Trcitag Ocn t3. Ottober 1905.

ringilhen Sertil Tnouitrie treibcl
raid elmer &riic ir. gSic ans @crc
I'M 6ilritenthum HClB j. e. gcntclOe.
miro, bcldIpien oic Sertilorbciter, 81.
9lrbeit III mebrcren Sabrifen 5u fin
Oiacn. Sic 6olQe miro mobrlbcinlid
Die ShltcBllna uller Snbrifen ourd
Den llntcrnehnlcrbltno iein, po0rd
25,OOO Wonn betrolicn merocn mir.
Den. Die 0ortige gIrbeitcrihoft boi
Den ncucrolngS untcrbreitcten 2obu'
torif obgclcbnt, ln0 oie llnterncbmcl
bobcn inlolae 0clien ongcfiinoigt, liz
miirocn ibrc 3lqeltGnSniiic 5uriid5ic
ben, iulla nibt ioiort cin 9lu5glcid
crlQlgc.
@rGiin Glic b. @rGbl &c.
ltorben.
9Ili ShIoB Seiieraoorf bel Mo0c
berg in Sohicn lit ole Satin ocS
@roien aorl b. @riibl gcb. Gle b.
&roli0t, I'M 9llter bon nobe5u 81 Sab.
rem gcitorbcn. Sic mar in crItcr Gbc
nit Dem prcuBilheu @encrol Sclo.
morlcbnll &orl tSricorit h. SteinmcD
pcrnlGbIt acmeicn5 ser am >. 9luguit
1877 oabinlhic0
e in ucri Cb CbDun0cncr Scuo.
lit
gSic ans @u0opelt qcmcloct miro,
lit Scr Scnorilt @ohniciet pom oorti.
gen Spernbnrie perlhmun0en. Gr lit
bot)graoig nerpoS lno mar ihon Elm.
nal contrattbriihig geiporoen bod,
muroe Die Sobc ipdter giitlib beige.
le9t.
Gic 2oQc in WtGbrcn
ObgIcih IN 9riinn, ser m1briibct
Souptitoot, icit mebrcren Gogcn iuic-
Der 9fllbe bcrrIdDt, lit oie Gage nod,
lmmer Iebr crnit, uno Scr ocrinQitc
9lnIoB mag cincn blutiacn ,3uiomz
mcnltoB 5miidcn Sen GSchen un0
Gclltiden brinGcn. Inter Dem 0cut.
Iden Sbeilc ser @cp0lfcrlnQ scr
StoOt berridt lngcbelrc Gr6ittcrllnN
ilbcr cin nit tnoppcr 9totb pcrhiltctcS
glttentot oul cincn GiiCnbobn5ug, 0oS
belte im oItreidihcu &eirbSrotb cnt.
built nur0c 9Ila am lcbtcn Sonntu0
noh ShIuB 0e@ o0Cltihcn BOLTS.
tagea," fitnlbunocrt 0Clttidc @iiraer
BON NriIm noh &aIou 5lriidfcbtren,
le9te irgcn6 Gin fnnntilcbcr G5cdc cine
Epnon1Itpotrone ouf Oie @nbn0cIciic,
INN ben 3lg IN oic 2uit 5u lprcnQen.
3lm @litf mlr0c 0ie Wombc nndl
reht5eltla bon cncm NobnluGrtcr ent-
bedt lln0 10 ser ilrhbarc 9(nihloa
pcrcitelt Tic @cb0rocn bicltcn, nm
0lc berrldcn0c 9IuirCQlrng niht nod
5lt Ihiircn Den Mioiienmoropcriub az.
BENT obcr bctte mrBtc 0ic Ncgicrlrn0
0o9 Tcrlprchen gcben, Dob cine itren.
&c l(ntcrludung cingClcitct rm0 ser
Shrloiac, pcnn irqcno m00IidJ, crs
mIttelt pCr0en ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

- Sberlt Wortin 0on guren 0a.
bis. Gr.Superintenoent ser 9unoes.
Wtiin5e in Neip.SrleanS, Elm in mill.
tdriiden umoSreimaurer.areiieu BON
Eenniulpanien icbr befannter Wann,
lit in ieinem 0eim in Ybilaoelpbia
nuh Ionger arontbeit in alter Don
62 Sobren geitorben.
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Ter idluinuncnoe Eool Noor

= Ger idNuumnenoe Fool Hoolt
G6icoao's, ser Ionpler aGitD oiSrn.
perie," muroc pom @oien Collector
gsiron aus cincm @rnnoe ted)nii6er
gsotur nit elmer @eloitrofe bon $500
beleat, iueld)e audi llnter Yroteit er.
leet luuroe.
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llnhrfnnnte Cinhredlcr

llnbefannte Ginbre6er ipreng.
ten oes 8elbidrnnf bes Eoltomts in
Glintonpiae, Gonn!g bentn Fe 0riei.
morfen iino 8aargelbl IN Der 8e.
iammtbObe bon $i400 entimbmen.
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Eriiiiocuten McGurop.

Grow N.0., 6. Sftober,- &icr.
5cbn WtGnncr mnroen beutc ourd) ci.
ncnGinItr5 in Sem Shicicritcinbrllb
Der &crnont Slotc Co." etma 2l2
Nicilcn bon Granville, N.M., gct6o'
tct Inter beueIbcn beiiroet lid ).
y. @iIliouS, ser HrGliocnt ser Gom.
pagnic. Die llcbri0eu im0 m9oriibc
Nrbcitcr.
SchS5c6n WiGnncr mlWocn ourd)
Den Ginlhlrj ncrid,ilttct, ollein eS &c.
lang, Gopio Goomnlln0cr um0 Tro5cr
Gucen, Sen &ormOm ser Stein.
brllcbS Slr6eiter, raid iu beireien.
Ger Grltcre lit IcbcuSaeiGbrlih per.
lett mGbrcno Nuecn ioIt obne S6o.
ben cnttnm.
@iS iebt iin6 bier Qci6cn ouiacs
flrnbcn mor0cn uno oie @cmobncr BON
@ronuiIlc mo ser Non5cn llmgcbrnG
bclien nit bel Sen 9llirGlrung5s9lr 9lr
beiten. Nr. Miniam5 mar Chl bcr.
porra1cnocr @iirQcr pon Gnirbopcn,
&t, lno iriiber ais @cihGitSrcilcnocr
iiir sic 9tc>ps 9Dorfer Girma e. Y. Mu.
ion. N0noIer in iopnnilfcr Seior,
tbGtiG. Die 9IftionGre Scr GompaG-
uie mobucn ar0BteutbeilS IN 3unc@-
bile, 3. Der Ginihr5 eriolGtc 0onj
pI0bIid) unO obnc @nrmmh 10 0oB
sic 9Irbcitcr fcinc Belt sur 6hlft bat
ten. Wcbrcrc Nln0crt Ionncn SteInc
mo Scroll rlttldtcn bcrob. FrGiiocnt
gSiliunS mltroe nid)t tici bcgrabcn,
bottc ic0odb inuere Gerletlnlgen erIit'
ten mo itorb bol0, uohOcm man i'm
bcireit bate. IS lit fuum nl0gli6,
6aB ir0enO melhc Der an0crcn Ser.
icbiittctcn nod am 2c6cn iein t0nnen,
(SpGter.) - Wcnolerc 9cribtc cr.
gebcn, Dab iid) 5cbn bis icdS5cDn
WiGnncr IN 0em Steinbrldc beluns
sen, ais ser GInintr5 crioIgtc. IS
miro odt bis picr5ebn Gage in 9In.
ipru6 ncbmcil iic bcrauS SIT Nroben.
@lcid noh Dem criten SclSrltidle cr.
cignetc lid cin ipciter, mclher sic
Mtoit)incric oca StcinbruhS bcIh1.
oigte. 1ro5cr 0reen, Ser &ornann
ipelher gercttet lpltroc, lit belltc gtohs
nitto0 in 0oa ,Albonp &opitai"
oebrod)t moroen, no Gins ieincr @eine
omputirt mcrocn ioQ. Sein 3ultono
iii be0cnfIi6.
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YdHe Bur Heiie ip's Aastanb beioret 9,
Haine. Nr. Al. 81. Vaul. Stahe.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-08-05

Indians coming from the north
reported at the Vegas ranch that
a white man had been murdered
by a young buck for a pair of
shoes the former wore, and as a
result parties started out to in
vestigate, and several days later
Breyfogle and his chunks of mug
geted ore were found. He had
about succumbed and was decid-
edly insane from want of water
and when rescued was probably
making his last march to some
mirage lake nesting on the bos-
ON of the sandy desert, which in
reality is dampened only when
the rain falls from the heavens.
Some of that rich gold glued
ore is now in Las Vegas and
other specimens are in Salt Lake.
Specimens can also be seen in
Austin, his old home, and I have
it for a certainty that Breyfogle
told when he returned there,
having regained his sanity, that
the place where he loaded with
currency in it's crude state was
at least 300 miles from Austin.
That, after taking the kinks and
crooks out of his path, would
place the locality between Beatty
and the middle Of Death Valley,
with the valley as the most pop
ularly believed in of the two,
His returns from the wilds was
an ore of a red iron appearance,
and as yet nothing of that char
acter has been found near here,
or at least none 50 rich as to place
it in the same class as Breyfogle's s
but some day a pair of eyes dim
med by the heat, wind and dust
will have an occasion to brighten
wonderfully when Breyfogle's
hidden, and yet naturally expos
ed groupings are hit upon"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-08-05
Dixie Items.

George Blaine returned from
Dixie Thursday where he went
to represent the Ontario. Mr..
Blaine reports the claim as show
ing up fine. He says the claim
owners are busy opening up their
propertys and are meeting with
much encouraging results. The
Comstock people are working a
force of II men; the North Star
is expected to resume operations
id the near future. The Perry,
Brown and Larson dyke is show
ing'up in good shape. The camp
in general is taking on new life.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-08-05
STRIKE ON THE QUEEN
Machinery on the Way---Ore Bins Completed
at Gold Dove---Rich Ore in the Trilby
Local Mining Notes in General
Strike on the Queen.

The latest prospect to claim a
place of unusual distinction in
the ranks of Elk City dirtrict's
already large and constantly
growing list of quartz properties
is the Queen group, owned by
the Harsh Bros. Dave Patterson
and Phil Ayotte.
The group comprises three
claims in length. traversed the
entire 4,500 feet by the ledge
which, on the surface, has an
average thickness Of seven feet.
The principle work done consists
of 60-foot shaft which the boys
have sunk since the first of July,
from the bottom of which a cross
cut was run through the ledge,
showing it to have a thickness of
nine feet, all Of which is thor
oughly impregnated with min
eral, average samples of which
assay better than $18 per ton.
This last mentioned fact is sig
nifcant in that the owners have
never succeeded in getting values
to exceed four dollars a ton any
where on the surface. However,
as this condition has been almost
invariably the rule in the district
it's occurrence in this instance
excites no unusual attention here
The property is located on the
East side Of American river
about three miles north east' o1
town, and is easily accessible
being within one-half mile of ;
wagon road. 1t is the intention
Of the owners to sink to the 100
foot level in the near future.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-08-05
Machinery on the Way.

VIM. Hogan returned from the
east Wednesday where he has
been for some time on company
business. To the Newsman Mr..
Hogan said: "The new machin-
cry for handling the shines etc.
has been purchased and is now
enroute to Orogrande. The pumps
are no doubt at Sites by now.
We will install the additional
equipment as rapidly as possible
upon its arrival, and place the
plant in position for steady pro-
duction. We have the economical
reduction Of the ores down to an
exact system; the extraction and
precipitation is all that could be
desired. With the installation OF
the additional equipment things
will move right along without Z
hitch other than what may be
considered incidental to the pure
ly mechanical operation of any
business.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-08-05

the scholars made and the work
done by the teacher, Miss Francis
Wilson. Prof. Carpenter visited
the property of the Missouri
Idaho company, in which he is a
stockholder. Robert Puelz ac-
companied him over and will
sample and report on the property
for the professor.
George Anderson came down
from his property in the -Four
Mile country Monday with some
fine samples of ore from his big
mineralized zone of phonolite
quartz over there. E. F, Gordon
examined the property several
days ago and says it is a fine
showing. There is twelve claims
in Mr.. Anderson's group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan's baby boy
who has been seriously i'll is re-
covering again.
Mr.. Marion and family of Two
Harbors, Mimi, are new arrivals
in camp and will make their fu-
ture home here.
Chas. Whipple and Jas. Pollard
have a logging and saving con-
tract from the c.. R. M. & M. Co.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-08-05
Ore Bins Completed.

Massam- & Henniger of the
Gold Dove have their ore bins
completed, their slopes opened
and everything in shape for the
speedy extraction of a 100-ton
mill run. The boys figure that
the output from this batch Of ore
will place them in a position for
extensive development work.