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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
@GldipicIin Scr III II / 0

@lIdip in Scr II II / 0 II
2eoguc." - %obn Z. HltIicQ, Der
Observation-Disclosures oeS Spon-
hoe Clubs" Nr. t06, 9tor0 : Som.
oroitroBe, uno Sorrp Efeificr, Ger
Stemaro neS republifoniihcn ,ltl,ion
2eagre . CLUBS" itellten geitcrn
Morgcn III Der ncitlidcn Station ie
$500 @iirgiddit iiir ibr Grideinclt
Dor DEM Griminolgcridt inter Ger
Nnidllloigltng, cilcn Spieltiid 5lr
ibrem Grofit lit aenannten 2ofoliti.
ten betricbcn 6u bubcn. Die &erbof-
tltng Ser beiben M6rner geid)ab olti
GeronIoIiu1g oe8 Captains Mtc@ec
bon Der lpeltIid)en Station, 1t. 5uur
ollf @rrno Der Nngo6en, Die ser 10
Sabre oItc SbontoS 6. McGllt3fCU
bon 9tr. 1871, 9rnooltroBe, Ebilo.
oelp6io, Dor oenl Stills . Morid)olI
Monnin0 mod)te. Scr iungc Monlt
murhe olli Griu6en ieincr Mutter
oils elm G1lrd)90llgcr bon 81 Soltic
pcrboftct, nodoem er ongcblid) mel.
rcre mertbloic Chefs ulSgciteQt ullb
i'll 9oor ~unl9eiebt botte. Seine Mllt.
fer ion bieic Ghcd8 be9lid)en boben.
Sn1 Gerlniric leirlc5 GeItGnoniiies er.
5Gblte McGlusfcp Dem Stills 3 Mar.
id)on, Dob er ioluobl in nSuonboe.
GLIB" olS oltd) in Der Union Sea.
que" Fofer geIpielt uno in 9eioen
Gbed& alSgeIteQt babe. SIN gSpon-
Doe Club" babe CT Sen grloS eincs
$40 Chefs perloren, int .%l1nion
Seagltc . Club" iei CT ieoo6 gliidli-
der geneIen llno babe BORT SOS &c
tponnen. 9ic &crboftlng Der beioen
Wtdnner murbc oltf 0ieie Snformu.
ton bin uorgcnommcn. Sr. Yfeif-
1cr ldgtc geitern bci'm Gerbor ans,
ooB NtcGluStcp, Der ibnl ~gcgenilber
lell Nlter oltf % Sabre angab, ulS
Ytitalie0 oeS Clubs cripGblt mnrne
ltl0 ais loldcr an Dem Spiel Sbcil
nobnl. Nid)t er, ionoern DER Glib
erbaltc eirclt 5heil Der nalgclcbtell
@clocr. 0r. Efeiffer legte ais Se.
mcia cine ouf MlcGlnsfep's Nanler
ollSgeItelltc Mitglieosfarte Dor. 9r.
GllIien madbte 19nlid)e Ingaben 81
ieiuer @ertheioiaung. Gahi 2oben
belt es aber fir better. baS @eridi
Sic 6raae eniideibeu sll Iolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
&ou See uno 6afcn.

Ginnobmcn uno 2Iuagoben inn 9ln,.
hcs Ginmonhpru,,oa 7cnortc
r,c,,4 oAr,5 81. o.:... ,.
~ ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES V'I'0i0'"i'V'''
yer @ellerol-ellllnolIoerltltd@@Gon ont
itl'lfor SuE9e''t Rol Io'9elloeh Serldt
i'otF otc G~llllloolllen lIno 9ll@9obel
III oel yer. Stoolell l'no oe1 elll}els
'tt "o'r'' o'l"AeoF0'''eI' loelder ef-
8'eol' ooB "oI''llioFe an 'Pot'olnltrll
oerloolt'l 'oltFo''
Solt'l'ore gll'Iio1Hlcn Tll0s
2do.2o it'o @ll"aooen S33166I0;
81 Ftoelll oer IlI@0ooell.
%olIoll ~eIllno1IIen S'3|6ll.63
''''o H'L'o".9E 81 FFojelt Der HlI@s
9ooGI'
9tC'p africans Gumohnlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Sin idDncS Iltcr.

1rou Iricocridc e. 9tifcl icicrt ibrcn
so. @eburtatno mo hoa aolocnc
&ubildlm oils 2cicrin oe5 Sent
ihrn Gorreiponoentcn" - @crj.
lid bcqliidmiinidt.
Griid u16 gtilulo, Aeiltig unO for.
perlid, icicrt bcutc Iron 6rieoeridc
Caroline 9tidcl ole g8ittme oea che
mails ichr portbcilhoit bcfonltcn Srl.
G6riit. q. 9tidcl, III 0cnt @o1lc ibrcr
5odltcr, Der 6rolt Or. Glomcric 9tr.
2i0l 9tor0.Golpcrt.S troBe, ibrcn so.
@cburt9toQ mo 5uAlcid ibr 0%olocnc@
,Snbil1um ais &ciCrin 0c9 o0clttIhCn
Gotreippt0cntcu" Trnll Nitcl, lueldc
grIiern 10 lcbbnft luic cine Game pom
10 %obrcL nit cinerl 8crid)terItot
ter oe@ o0cutidcn Gorrcipon0cutcn"
%plnu0crte. lit cine iencr Oeltld)cn
0oltsiroltcL Die nit iclbit5tirie0encm
9ehagcn altf cine gliidlidc SumiIic
5%uriidbIidcn |f0nncn; lci0cr ltorb ihr
@0tte ldnn Dor iiini5chn Gnbrcn, bod)
bat iic cine Qliidlidc Sinner mo
GntelidInnr nm iid) berlnL mclhc
hclltc ollie fomnlcn lpcr0en mo tbcils
mciic iHon 9citcrn aus lucitcr Icrllc
c%inttoicn I'M Ole lic6c oItc Mtltttcr
mo @rnBu1lttcr 81 ibrcm GDrcntogc
3t bcaIiiduiiniden. Die NltbiIorin
ltoaunt ans @reuBiid. Wtinocn mo
tam Dor 80 Iobren nit ibrem @otten
ndh Baltimore; bier boli lie ocmicls
Bet getr2uIidL iid) cine 2cbcnsiteIllun0
81 crriuacn, mo mar crfol1reth. Ncrr
gtidcl mar IunQc Sabre Scfrctdr mo
olth Hrdli0ent bea Communicating
n~crdor3" mo betbciliQtc iih al Der
idlicocueu il0ltltriclcn llntcrncbnmll.
gcu. g3ic nbcr 0o9 iroiihc Wut lid)
perncbrtc, 10 pcr0roBcrte lid ollh Die
6omilie, mo irBt tom ole 6rolt ollf
icdls S0bIle mo orri G6dtcr. ionic
50 Gnfel mo cini9c llrcntel NIT
Gtol} ichcL 0cnn Pile hoben Der
9tllttcr Gbre Acnodt. &on ibrcn
Gcldlpiltern lebt mn nod Gin Nr1tocr,
Der c~bcnioa2 moblbetonnte &r. @nl.
annoIo, pclder OCmnGdit 50 Sabre
alt miro. M0gc e2 Der edit ocltiden
4fllttcr ucrGonnt iein, nod piele ollgc.
nebnte Sabre IN ibrem 2|ebenSobcnoc
5i fiu0cn; Gieie9 i'll Der 94lni6 oeS
nGeutid)cn Gorreiponoenten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
0nrdJ ben gGOrreIpOnOenten" gcfun.
ben.

Trun5 0}teB miro olrd cine Gonilt.
lots 2hn3cigc inn nGeutifen Gor-
reiponoenten" ouf oen 600 ieineS
GoterS olrinlerfiom gemod)t. -
2eBtGrer binterIieB linn $500
&or nclm &obren BON Geutih-
lou0 fort.
n9tuirui; N}leB, Grol15, qcboren in
@eitpboIen oni6liig in Baltimore,
miro 0lrh oo5 0eutid1e Goniulat in
Baltimore Qciudt." 90 luutetc cine
Nn5eige, mcIdJc tiir5lid I'M n0eut-
i6en Gorrcipon0enten" erihieu tuo
bonn Ocutihen 6ouiulot ntSging.
Mebrerc Gage lang cridicn Die 2ln.
3cige, obnc ooB lid Der @eiuhtc
meloctc. PIN leBtcn Wfontag CT.
idicn ic0od Elm Wtonn in Der Geitoll.
ration 0ea 6rlr. Nnl. S6miot, 9r.
61S, Sin 9roo0mop, icbte iid) 5lt
Gid uno nobm BEN oGeltiden Cor
rclpon0entcn" 3ltr Sun0. SSn1 nQd)s
item Nu9enblid iprong cr errc9t oltf
imb %ertlnoigte iid nob oem9iircoll
oe9 0elttihen Goni1llot5. Sbnc iein
@lo@ 3u lecrcrL, bcgob iid ser 6rcm.
De nod 0cnt 0elttihcu G@oniuIotc,
tcbrtc ie0o6 ctlpo cine Stutoc ipG.
ter dllBcrit bctriibt 3ltriif. Gr crflGr.
tC, cr babe IN Dem GoniltIot crfobrcM,
oaB lein &atcr 0cItorbcn ici, 0en IT
Dor neln (Sobren p"crluIicn habe, mn
lid) nod Nn1critu ST. bcacbeu. ltcbcr
Die f~crtcre gtud)riht, bic ibm I'M
oclltldcn Gonilllotc 81 GbCil mur0t,
Dob i6m Iein &otcr Sen orittcu Sbcil
IcincS &crm0QenS, $4,000 in mncrj-
tolliI6cm @clOc, binterlaiien babe
IeNte CT nidt Die ~QerinQitc 6rcuoc al
ocn Gag. Ser Soo icinc9 qclicbtcn
@aterS iIbcrihottCte Oic 6rrroG of.
gletA ser Ntann all9cnideinlidl Gin
Irbciter un0 niht init Reidt6imeru
geicQnet mar. IS ItcQtc Iid Ooun
bcrou3, oab Der TrCm0c ser pom
9onlltlot Qellld)te 5ron3 OtltcB mar.
@eitcrn traf CT eincn 8erihtcritottcr
0es oGcutid)cn Gorrciponocntcn" Ii.
crflortc, or miir0c 0ie 3Citlu1a ME
perdeiicn 0cnn 0ltrd) tic mo ooS
OclltIdc Goniulat iei CT nltf Den Eo0
Ieile9 &oters ouilnertiom gemoAt
moroer. Sein &oter SltliltS MhteB
lei Int3lp0d)tCr a. 9. in @eitpfobs
len gclpeie ltn0 idon inn Ottober
Iebtcn SobrcS 0citorbcn. Gr babe
bemieI6cn ieit finn Sobren nidt ge-
i6riebeL ga er lid ItctS unteripegS
befanO m0 feline @e(egcnbeit bate,
9riefe SIT ienoen, Gr mcrbe, ipenn
m0glidl idon inl 2oltic Der nddItcn
gSodlc, iidcr obcr NnfonAS 6ebrlur
nod Gc1ltidIono fabren. Nod cinem
Neilld)c Iciner beioen SdmcItern, ole
glei6 linn Gin Iritttbeil oe@ Nad,
lollea erbicltcn, iucroc CT nod Nme=
rlfo 5ltriidtcbren mo bier Elm Sc
I6Gft beginner. @cgcnmGrti0 no6nt
CT in Nr. 6t2, Dit 9ultintorcitrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Sdiffsfarfen pDn nnb nudj Sentidj'
limb.

8on Baltimore biz @remcn: SEA.
iiite $3.50 nno $44.50, 3miidenoed
$33; bon 8remen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3niidenbed (fiir allie
9aIia9iere) $34. Sbeo. S. 9iener
& &c., 3immer Nr. 8, i'd Oit.
lexington Ctr. @elbmedIel nno
Oel0ienoungen. (a23--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Ncinc Grinbmittcl

meroelt bel 0eriteIllng oeS nSoIocc".
@ieres aus 6reO. 9nncrnidmiot'a
eatmerican @reiperp" perluNtot, ion,
bern 0aiielbe miro ans Dem beiten
6opien mo Mol3 gebrnut - oabcr
Die oIlgcncine 9eIicbtbeit oieieS Dor.
8iialiden 9ierca. &iitc 81. 8raues
rel tt0i-tt2S 0ilen-S troBe. Gel.
s. Il 4. 364 Wo. 1891. (22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

SRI. Woric @uuI nQhm
Gilt. Gie SdnQcriu Sri. Moric
@oltl, cine Scr bcfomtcitcn Wtuiif
Scbrcrimcn 9oltimorc'a, mcldle Dor
SobrcSiriit Die 2cituna oe3 Chores
Scr llltbcriidcn Ct. Eoul8 STRIDE
1T Oorf, 80, %iibernobnJ BOT sort in
ibrem 3inmler IN ciucn Notcl 9lr.
Icnit eingCnommcn uro mllBtc noCb
Dem g)ort @oipitol gcbrud)t mcr.
Den. Sic bottc ibre SteQc BORT olli.
geaebcn unO om SonrtuQ }lbcno
sum lebten MoIe mitgeilnaerl. Nnt
Montoa friib montc 6rou@orru &inf
ser @oltimorcrin cinen @ciud) im6o-
tel obltottcn un0 f0n0 Die 9umc
ihluer leioeno Dor. Gin 9(r5t mllr0c
gerltfen, Der iofort Die llebcrfii6rrnlQ
nod cinen1 8oipitoI o~noronctc, 100
bic Grnnfc %gcitan0, ouB lie Nricnif
cingcnommcn babe, Wcldle2 lie flr5
norbcr III elmer Npotbcfc d~Cturit bat,
tc. NiCnton0 mill onQcbcn, lpnrltn
6rl. Soul ~rciignirt bat, IS iinO at
lerbon0 8erildtc i'm llmlultfc. 5Srl.
Saul lit umgcidhr 30 Sabre oft mo
mobntc bel ibrcr ucr>uithpcten Wtilt.
fer in 9tr. 1905, observation-disclosures. Sir
bat cine Dcrbeirotbcte SdmcItcr in
Nen . Scricp un0 cincu 9ruocr, Srn.
6rib @oul, Den bcfonnten M1tiifcr,
Ioluie cine Sdhpcitcr. Sri. Cecilia
Saul, bier III Baltimore.
MeijerDcIoenu 6Goli6
gem a d. +. r. Der 9}eaer Sones ".
Sent, % Sobre ali, iiebt I'M @efGng.
nib cincm &crbor onl 30. &onltor IN
Der ipeItlihen Yoli5ciitotion ollf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING cntQc0en, StellaGrnp.
Ioro bon 9tr. 1882, 9riobton=S troBc,
nit elnem Otclier pvripltnoct SIT 9o-
ben. Die 9eiOen lporen Sbeilbabcr
on elmer geiclihoftIihen llnterbol-
tlng III Der Imitp.S troBe, ais Elm
Streit 5miiden ibncn entitono. Snt
@crlaltIe oeilelben. nerieBte Some5
Der Stella einen Stid) inter Dem
Screen, 10 bob Oieie nad) ocm Diary
lonoer llniperiit1tS Soipitol" &c.
brodt lueroen mltBte. Sbglei6 Die
Mltloe feline IebenSQcfGhrlihe lit,
fonnte Stcuo bod ni6t gum Gerb0r
crld)ciner.
@illiam 6obcp. 80 Sabre oft,
BON Nr. 20, Sit-0iu.StroBe lpllr0c
9e'tern BON Der iiioli6cu Goli5ciito-
ton ans nod oem @rfdugniB bis 5ltlll
y. Sanltar 0elallot, n1 mcld)em ToQc
CT lidl atf Die GnidyuloiQung 5lt per
olltluorten babe1 miro, GlaUence MOL
Inns flint Sdnittmmnoen am Gopfc
betgehradlt 81 babell, Sbqleid) bic
8inoen nidt ernltlifer 9tatur inns,
perlor Goaills ood) icbr piel glnt. oa
CT crit nod 5iuei Stunoea arstIide
@iilfe iudjte. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

SdattclirOit, Sdmcr5rn, Malaria,
&c @rippr nuO idllimme GrfGItnnseu
Inrirt Surdl p8Ianep's agne Yiqs"
tandJ III fliiiieer 6orm). Ereis 25r.
garntInlben uerfmft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
8eloicnSnmscn nad 9cntidlanS unS
SeItreid

sl "a Gents pro Marf unb 201a
Gents pro 3rone. Yorto EXTRA.
8ediel a1ls9eIteut anf aue Sbei-
Der @eIt. gilige 5hiffsfarten boz
un6 nad) DeutidIanb. Sheo. s.
Diener & Co., tt4 Oit.1eriug
ton.Sts. 3immer Rr. 8. (t80--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
r%ltnfcl &rGiig-S crccn"
nadJ @aibinaton
Ttcnitao, ben "a. Souunr

Der 3rla perldBt G~nmoensgabubof iiebeu ll6r
9tbelos. Niuete 81 60 hci s.. Is. Bon Seine.
Gr. $50, Golumbi s@uente. uno am 9lbeno bonn
GoInitc an 8nbnbpi 5I bubeu. 1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
SaS
8etb>
8,e<b*

9aS g9iOt6c Sud-" ,uirO audi in
OiciCm 3aBr alien 2t6Onncutcn OcS
gScutidJcn GOrrcIpOnOfntcn" (O6
tGaGid, uGdcntlid OSer SOnntaaS)
uucntgcltlidD 3ugCitcllt lUrrocu. SOl-
die YciCr, otc IdDou in frii6Crcn Sngrcn
onS gAOt1c Bud" CrBaltCu, iuiiicn
ocn @CrtG Oieic3 praftiidJcn NadJ-
ihIaNcbudDS 5u IdDGbcn. Der ScranSs
ac6cr bc8 g9cutiGcu GOrrcipunocn=
ten" fat audi OicSmNl luc6cr Wtiibc,
nod Soften gcidCnt, Inn Die Nus9aGe
iiir 1905 nidlt mir e6cniO rcidGolti0
un6 intcrciiHnt, iuiC III friiGercn SnB.
rem, at mndcn, iOrocru 9llcS ntfgc=
bUtCu, allc nOr1crgcgaugcitcn Sabrs
GGu9c 5h ii6crtrcficu. Son gau5 be
iOnbcrCm Sntcrciic lit bic DOllitGnbi9c
8cidrci6nng Der grOFcn SeucrSs
brnnit, mcldJc am Z. nnO s. Se6ruar
1904 in Baltimore luiitGctc.
0a8 nndfOIgcnoc Snbaltsucr5cids
nif Scngt UOn Der HCidbalti0fcit bes
100 Scitcu Itnrfcu SndcS, mcldJCs
nit uiclru feiurn SGnitratiOnen Ocrs
sicrt III:
Observation-Disclosures 9olenocr.
9ic feitcn un6 bcpegIi6en 6eIte.
GrlGutcrungcn iiber sic mi6tigitcH
gtrten Ser 3eitre6nungcn, 8olen0er
Ser SllOen II. +. 10.
8aIenoer fir 1905 ncbIt sen afro
nomiid)cn greigniIicn, MpnoWedlieI,
9nucrnrcQcIn. 100. iGbriqcr @itte-
r,ungS. &oIenocr, biItoriideu 0utclG II.
I. III.
3lln tlcllcn Sabre.
@ci6no6ten.
Der Srieg in SitoIicn.
6rieorid bon Sdilcr.
Nclp.9 orfer Underground 9o6n.
9fltf Onfe( Som'S Stoot8i6iii.
Scr 9oll 6eS YonomofonolS.
Sobre8s Hun0i6mt.
Wooerne Sdnclfobrten.
Nlerlci @iiienslucrtBcS.
Der 80. GongreB.
MittbeiIlrngen ans Dem @oltpcr-
fcbr.
GrGBtc StGotc ser Gr0e.
Srano in Baltimore.
@i1tiglte Greigniiic in Baltimore
in 1904.
Gbronif Ser Sobe8iGQc bon 0elt.
ihcr in 1904.
Gtaot-9 eamte mo =9cb0roeIt.
GrGiioenten-@nb III 1904.
@obl in MarpIono.
@oblen in 1905.
@obl sErc5inttc ser Stnot.
Coroner 9oltimlore's.
8oIi5eiridter 9oltimorc'S.
Smpi1r5tc beS @eIunobeitS- gmteS.
Sa9o. nlo 6iidrS dlttuerein.
GongreBmobleu ir MorpIanb i'll
1904.
9oItimorc'S Steltcrrate.
StoatS, 9 oblouiiid)t8 9eH0roc.
Spirituoien 2icen5. 9eboroe.
Stimmgeber. Hegiltrirung.
StontszG iunnn0erunaSsp iircolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Sulins Sebbcl, beutider Bbotogropb,
321 u. sWagsStrahe.

Gabiuetbilocr MIR ST pru 9ntenS.
Sn emaillirten ooalen 9iloern iino
i6one Reitbeiten eripGbnensnertb.
~2ebensgroBe photographer uno
fiinitlerii1 D~olIenbete Gopien otter
9iI6er In Gropon Wniierfarbeu, Del
uno Vaitel eip Spe5iolit6t.
Man bergeffe nidjt, bpranipredeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Mithuudl, ben Is. 6cbrnor 1905,
1rntcrhnltnnns : @comeiirr.

acknowledgements" GicIe }GodG: @corge
Primroie' nm ieiuc Wtjuitrei -@c'cliltdlt.
pGbaic'o EHcNtcr." Slclc 2Sobc; "p'orIe'
eult".
,0BGl0anitrnEcur Srcntcr. " Eicle gSohe;
,Tbc &rcGt glut0ulJbtl ItuticrO".
I&i}arN OF IS.
,,Narglauu.5 neatcr," ~ Sicic @So6c: iagltb
3futi NuubCDillt SUuiCllUUacU.
pgcues 9tuottOrium". - Stcic ySote: ~
Gun of Jicii".
,eiaucn'S 20eatcr." - 2icic ISOLDE: ,1wo
Ptiiie QSuttc".
erd1trs 4ea0oon, Rccttat ON GrcitaG, bcn 20.
Sluuar, 4 llbr AudUtltuas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
$S7,423.S5

Che Die .Mefanic5' &oQe" Dor ca.
pier Sobren an sic @ebriioer Glorfe
oils 8ad)ter iiberging, NOR oielelbe
bas SoltptQltortier oeS v9[rion," bes
nllnfcl 9rGiig-Gereens," Der Bidder.
Gcreine ltnb perihieoener onoerer
bclltidcr Srgoniiotioncn. NG6Itcn
Gienitog iinoet Oos StifhunosicIt 0c2
&ereinS ltott. Ger &ercin 5GbIt SIR
Belt 22S Mitalic0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

u h oeS r@foomer
gallc8." - 2iuic Hobinion, cine
80 Sabre oltc Npmpbe, purOc ge.
tern pom ao0i 2oben in ser meitli-
den Station oelt @erihtsperiabrcn
ilberiuie'en lueil tic onacblid an
WSeltog Dem Sobn 8. Shn1iot Don
Nr. 7S9, @eIt SorotogoltroBc, cine
golbene llbr i'm @ertbe BON $50 cnt-
ipenbetc. 2inic, elm Srcllno bon iDr,
Sdnliot nno Nnocre bcii1dten ant
Wontog ocn n9loomer 9oQ" uno
bcgaben iid) ipGter no6 einem &ollie
I'M Senberloin. Sdmiot idlicf ouf
eiitcm Sopbo eilt ltno 2iuie nobm
sic 8eIegcltheit uol)r, Die llbr an
iid) 5lt lteblnell, sic JIG geitern Nor
gen b~crauSaab, ais lie pomScrQeoll.
ten Croft per6oftet lpuroe.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
ILLEGAL TAX QUESTION
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left without having an attorney. and he did not think there was anyone at hand to take the appointment. Mir. Hogan moved that the resignations be accepted, some little confusion result ing. Vote on the motion of MT. De- vine resulted in tie. The Mayor cast the deciding vote, which resulted in tabling the resignations.
 MT. Hogan brought up the matter of the four mill levy for an interest fund. He said he did not know whether the Review was right in the premises or not, but that great many people were taking it's view and refusing to pay the four mills. He thought 1t neces- sary that a decision be reached on the city's part in order that the collection of taxes might go ahead. Mir. Stacey emphasized this, and called on the City Attorneys office for legal opinion as to whether the tax could stand MT. Shelly accepted the order and said the office would look it up and report on next Tuesday night. The meeting then adjourned.
 Later Mayor Taylor remarked to the Assistant Attorney that if it had not been for pending litigation be would have voted that the resignations be ac- cepted and at the same time have handed in his own.
 Following the meeting, City Clerk Hicks wired to the contractors who
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
CRUELTY IS CHARGED AGAINST
 PRISON MATRON
Head of Indiana Woman's Penal Insti- tuition, Alleged to Be Abusive, VindictiVe, UntruthfuI and
 Incompetent.

Indianapolis, Nov. 3.-For several weeks charges of incompetency. cruel ty, vindictiyeness, untruthfulness and violation of law have been made against Miss Emily Rhoades, superin- tendent of the woman's prison and industrial school for girls, and on Friday the charges took definite shape in document filed with the governor. He was inclined to turn the matter over to the board of managers, com posed entirely of women, and to have the investigation carried on in secret. Today the local council of women adopted resolutions asking that the charges be investigated and the in- quiry be conducted openly, that there might be every possible aid to public ity. The petition was presented to the governor, but he declined to say whether it would be acted upon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
SHORT
 PERSONAL
 NOTES

Mrs. J. E. Parker and adopted daughter Miss Stella Luceal, arrived in Bisbee Sunday morning from a visit with Mrs. Parker's mother in Fort Smith, Ark, Mrs. B. Quante. Mir. and Mrs. Stonehouse returned to the city last evening from Douglas
 Rev. Burchan, minister of the Meth odist Church in this city, accompanied by his wife and child. arrived in the city last evening from Illinois. He will conduct his first services in the city at the church tomorrow.
 Mrs. I. w. Mcintyre is in the city from Nogales for a visit with her daughter, Miss Minnie Mcintyre.
 Frank Passen and wife are visitors in town from Morenci. J. E. Thompson is expected to re- turn to the city today from San Fran cisco. where he has been on business with reference to securing lowering of fire insurance rates here from the Coast Board Of Underwriters.
 J. H. Nolan and J. c. Naquin return ed yesterday from a hunting trip in Sulphur Springs Valley.
 Deputy Sheriff Clark, of Naco, was visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. E. G. Riley IS recovering at the .C. & A. Hospital from the illness W hich caused her removal there the first of the week. Her condition was for a time such that it was felt she could not recover. The crisis has now been safely bridged.
 Miss Ligget was the guest of friends in the city yesterday from Naco.
 Renwick White, editor of the Naco Budget, was a business visitor in town yesterday. Mir. White states that Naco is steadily making progress.
 Attorney Bonnet was a passenger out last evening for Tombstone.
 Miss Minnie Hartman left last even ing for a several weeks visit with friends at Tucson.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Jones arrived last evening from Omaha, Neb., to spend a couple of months here as the guests of her brother, E. g. Mead.
 Alex Ferguson was a passenger out yesterday for Cananea.
 Judge Murphy was confined at home yesterday suffering a slight illness. He was considerably improved in the ev- ening.
 A. L. Manahan left yesterday for trip to Los Angeles on business con nected with the erection of a new opera house in this city to be located in the rear of the public library, on Copper Queen ground.
 Make & Ross. two champion drillers who will represent the Warren Dis trict in the international drilling con test at Fl Paso next week, left for that place yesterday to begin training on the spot.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
WHERE IS MRS. PALMER?
Bondsmen Are Beginning 10 Wonder If They Will Have to Put
 Up $4o0.

There is a possible chance that the bondsmen of Mrs. H. E. Palmer will have to pay $4O0 that they put up as security for her appearance on charge of grand larceny. Mrs. Palmer was alleged to have taken a watch and money from the room of a lodger at the Kinsey House. Her bondsmen were Ed Fletcher and Robert Hennes- sy. There has been some inquiry about the woman lately, and the grand jury yesterday returned an indictment against her for grand larceny.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
HOW TO CURE coRNs AND
 euNIoNs.

F1rst,soak the corn or bunIoa h warm water to soften it; then pare 1t down as closely as possible without drawing blood and apply Chamber lain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn a few days to protect 1t from the shoe. As a general liniment fE sprains, bruises, lameness and rheu- matism, Pain Balm is unequaled. For saie by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Mir. Wm. Loudon, of Los Angeles, father of Mrs. E. Fry, of this city, is visitor from Los Angeles and will re- main for several weeks.
 Bob Tate returned to Douglas last evening, following e few days busi- ness in town.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Conductors Transferred-Cond Moulton, who has been running the stub train between this city and Os- borne, has been transferred to the ore train run and Conductor Latta return. ed 10 the stub run. Conductor Moul- tons transfer will not be effective un- til the return of Conductor Purcell, who left yesterday on a special run. Meantime Conductor Moulton has the train No. 4 run.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

To Give EVidence-A number of witnesses left the city last evening for Tombstone to give evidence in cases that will come before that body for examination today. Among the num- Der were Officer Doyle, Mrs. McDill. Mrs. Miller and son Charles, Miss Bu channaH, Wnl. Robinson, James Nich- ols, Richard Goodwin and Kid" Me Clung.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Goes to El Psso-R. H. Smith, for a couple of years baggagemaster with the Southwestern at the depot in this city, left last evening for Fl Paso, where he will reside in future. Mir. Smith, through even courtesy to the public at all times during his work here, won many friends who regret the departure of himself and family.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Taking Day Off-Engineer H. H. Huber, of the Southwestern yard, is taking a weeks vacation from his en- zine. Engineer Curley is here from Douglas meantime to fill the place of MT. Huber.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

had asked about the manner of pay ment proposed telling them the city agreed to pay cne-ffth and the proper ty owners contracted to pay the other four-fifths of total cost of the work. The bids are expected to be here for reading next Tuesday night. Proper ty owners interested are expected to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Light Business-Two men were be- fore Justice Mcdonald yesterday charged with disturbance of the peace. Each received five days in jail. There were no cases in the Court of Justice Murphy, that gentleman having been unable to be at his office during the day because of illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Church services-Regular service at the Nj. E. Church Sunday Nov. 5, 1905. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching at II. Junior League, 3:30 D. m.; Epworth League, 6:30 D. m. Preaching, 7:30 p. n. Rev. J. L. Burchan, pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
BRIEF
 NEWS

From Grand Jury-Officers Wilmoth and Thompson returned to the city last evening from Tombstone, where they went as witnesses to appear be- fore the grand jury in several cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04

Delicious Alhambra coffee with pure Phoenix cream. Light lunch Is again being served at the Alhambra Zee Cream Parlors. This Is the fourth season that this beverage has been before the Bisbee public, and no intro iuction Is necessary, the tremendous runs it has had in the past attesting It's popularity
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
FOR SALE.

Broom boarding and rooming house, near Lowell mine. opposite R. R. bridge. Inquire TIA Upper Lowell.