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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
SoIcuh Qncff(cr.

IS itnrb am "a. 6cbruur 1905 Suicbp 2dfi.
Ter, geliehter Sobn BON Gat6drine mo Oes Der
itorbenen @eorae &bfflcr, I'M guter bon 20 Sab
rem. Die Seeroigung fiuoet WiOutag, Den ~.
Scbrlur, s ubr UlorqenS, bon Der NobHlng
le,ReF ito V;to'l Ins, o or, 10Y Ivy = 3onseI,5tra8 8S
no nm 8 ubr cine Htcauiems0udmeiic fir ous
SetI iGiuer Seele Celebriri iuerocn ipiro. Ser
lunnote uuo 5reunoe Der 6umilic ltto ndtiuG5s
ooU eiHgelaoen, bei5liuobnen. (56-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Sefanutmndnngru
Department fir 5ffeutlidIe Santen.
Subj epdrtemeHt bee Stuot' 3ngehlenl

CUB epnrtemsH Dec etaot.5 ngenienFs.
baltimore e, ben "a. Sebrltdr l9u0.
Mn 9une, bic cs nHgrbt!
GS piro b~terourdl an Die 9eitBcr oon Gtgtu,
an Gbciupcates9Gpcnue BON Der @~sellelie
Scr 3ebnten StruBc bis eur Sitieite Der ,Stherin'
Hoa6, bciannt gegebeH. Dab Der Sidpi 55nae'
nicur Die MISUNDERSTANDING Itlr .nle 9ipeHi'
rltn9 ino Rflaitering Der helaBleH Slt93ei
i1It ben Borfdriften Der am 20. Slnt 1904
beftdtigtcn 8eroroUIug gfr. 105 ferttg geiteilt
bat. ,
Ole auf oiefcu SAL be5iigli6eH Yaptere ttno
SnGentclir miro am l3. Wtir6 1905 in tetnenl
8iircau, ~8iuifdbcn Den StinoeH bon ~ llbr
lRittao5 bis . llbr glu6Hlittags, trgeno iuelde
iportlihe ober fhriftlihe gngabet, ole BON
intereftrten 9drteieH geH1abt lperoen mogeH,
in 8etradt 5iebeH.
(55 go 63) StnotsS Hgenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

3u Der oft uufgcmorc c.
men 6rage, mo man ihneller nit Der
Giienbabu fGbrt, in 0eutidlan0 ODER
III Den gereiniqten Stooten, bringt
Der @ebeime 9ourotb Sdul5e I'M
rNrhiO fir GiienboDnpeien" einen
9citro9, in nelfem iiber S6neQ3iiqe
mitgetbeiIt miro, BOB I'M Sabre 1904
III 0eutidluno 40 8obn5ilae mo in
Den &ercini9tcn Stootcn BON Sine
rifo 1873 9obn5iigc olli Stredcn bon
70 Siloneter 2Gngc unO ouriiber
obne NnboIten untcripegeS ic nit ci.
ller orrrfid)nittli6Cn 8eidJpinoigfeit
bon 10 aiIomctcr in ser StlllOe be-
f0roCrt lpur0en. "a 0aS onleritoniz
ihe @%iIcnbobnneB IN ieiner gauge Gas
Der oelltiden Giicnbubncn INN oo5
Scd)Sfdhc iiberrnGt, 10 fam cS sur
SednttuortlIng Der 6rnqc, oh bic
fobrplonmGBige @ei6minOigfcit Der
3iige in 0eutihlolo ooer 2(merifa
cine bobere iei, niht orf Die 3oDl Der
oui ieOer Seitc b%eforoerten 3iigc oll-
fommen, Ionoern oaein oaraui, mic
ole bon Den 3iigen ouf beiOen Soften
I'M 3urfi6nitt geleiItetcn @cihpin.
Oigfeiten rihtig gegen chamber ob3ll.
lu0gcn iino. Die bel oen ein5elnen
5obrten 5uriidgeIegten ailometer.
itunoen boben in 0euti6Iono bei ben
49 3iigen 5uiommlen 5i3,797, mitbin
i'm 0urfihnitt bel ieoem Bug t0.4SG
betrngen, in Nmcrifa oagegen bel ie.
benz 3u9e MIR 9767, monof Die gelci.
iteten @eI6lpinOigfeiten Ii6 in
3cutidlonO nm 1856 Yro5eut I'M
@on5cn b0ber itelen, ais in amcrifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
QunSun . 8arf.

Der bnuptidhltffte Sriebhpf In Baltimore.
Arenl: $50 Ader. = Smmerpdbrenber Charter.
Su ieber Belt errei6bar. Sinf Gents Sabr'
eeIo BON alien StaottbeiIen. StrdBenbnbns
QBageons p1ijtren ben 9aupteinsane ane bret
MiHuten. gDarmeS g8~arte3tmmer fir GoI1e,
bic ben Srteobof bel raubem Detter beiuGen.
9eeri6nibpIdse Al iebr mdbieen gretIen,
fdnlmtIib inter forttudhrenoer 9fIeee.
BUREAU: Er. ri, Mountaineering.
(JnuR-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Mininm GfnrAt-

IS itarb am %. 5ebrunr 1905 @ininmt
9darot, %geIiehter @utte BON Sopbic Gdurbt.
I'M IIter bon rs Sabren. Die @ccroiguna lin
oct Sonutng, ben 20. Sebrlrdr, nm 3 tlbr ytu6e
I%lttttdgs, bonn 5ruuerbuuic, gir. $40, Silos
Sbarp-StraBc, aus auf oenl nGouoou Bart
Sricobuie" fat. (Ij-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
SOGm Scrmia e Gphn,

EttnlenbtItnttcr nnb Wtnbnlinmfrcr.
Nr. 20OS, Erlenncitr.-Nb. Sel.: MiuOiur 2j5.
3ipei99ei1dtt: gtr. 524, oerl. @nitcrnsNluenue.
6tgblnnoioluu, Baltimore, WnrbIano 3elepbon:
g%Slihior go. AlltibeH iperoen g~eliefcrt iir 6o6s
3ette1l, unterbnltingcn mo anoerc @eeqenbets
ten. GSebld1NT&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Subn &. Scufel,
Rr. 6O4, sfO.e barS. straRe,
III mr. QcfdlenhcItnttPr.

tpeIGer aue guitraae fteis ilr 8ufrieberbeit
cuSfibrt. Sic bon i6m bebano ,lten Gei6eH
ItnHen @ofer fone Iieeen, obre bic gerirgiten
SerIUeiungstpuren Ju 5eiGeri. SrnI 4eliiel II
lung bon 5rauenIei6en beren SDc3idItidt
CSan10,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

Gas SebruarGcft scr
nDentid)en Hunoidau," bic BON Sit.
Illus I%ooetberg 10 uniid)tig bermtS-
aegeben miro, liegt Dor. @rnit 3obn
er0ffnet ooS Seit nit elmer id)oren,
ihIid,t geId)ricbeten G~r31blling. 81
@rnIt b. WilbenbrlIh'S GO. @eburts.
tng ~Iiciert q. @ainger cine ein9ebelt-
De Stlloie. General b. 9llme briltgt
feline Ibbonolling iiber oStaot unto
8eicqi6oit in eirem groBen ariegc
irnlerer Belt" sum MbidllB. 6rieor.
b. Sppeln . Yronifonsfi bebanOelt
Die 9ieliaitsgrabirngen oiif Dem So
rllm &omonum. giis nnperoffett.
lid)ten 9rieien uno S6riiten Col
itoi's bringt u. SSeB cine gusleie,
gum Sbei[ piele fraliie llb luilloer-
lid)e @eoanfe1 bes pielgenonmten
Huiien. ginen iebr interciial,ten
9eitro9 iiber Die erblinolnng @r.
mad)iener" ~Iiefert Eroieilor s.
Sdnliot Simpler. @raf Ban bon
Gopa pIoubert geiitreid) iiber ieincn
9cIi,d) in Sofio mo 6. 6itser brii9t
einen trciflid geid)ricbenen artifel
iiber Die neiIe Madtpcrtbeilun9 am
Stiaen S5ean." Cine poliiilfe uno'
cine literarild)e Runoihou idlieBen
bos inboltSreide 5eit ob. Die v0elt.
Idle Iiunoid)oii" lit ourd Die gudl-
boltoIung BON g. g. Stefert, i29-
1873 Geit 90. Str, Rep.Dorf, su be.
Sieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Gin Sdritt in Der redtcn 8idtnns

epart Is gruSent an nIeH ,ttfIafHaeH &c.
grdbntiien.
Gin f66ner Sarg, enttpeoer nit
f6tpur3em 1n6 ooer fuetbeuI ooer
grnuet1 BIiifdsueber3la, dnes tRg
SnrgsGini1b, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GinbaIiamirung Der 2ette, Irauer'
flor,
Seffnune bes @rnbes. 9 9aar S~nnof1nbe,
Qet6enp19et unb 8 feine aiitfheH.
Wt!tam Guuf, 2eidenbeftutter,
Rortb' uHo Sreenn1ountssIbe. 9eioe Telephone,
Oscar. 6Wt.t.u.9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Or. mnn. Becker,

reetfrirter beutfdarr ar5t, 30.idtrise prayts.
ten. SeiIt In ~firsefter Belt syphilis. @lsf1lde,
6aISs uftb osarunfbeiten, s~lIsfIiife feoer
qrt. Striftir, 9pInfionen, .nerbofe SGfod6e,
STpotenl Rtersn. iine Blaien . araItbeiten,
Rr. 7OS, Eft.galttmpre.Gtrake epred1fnneeu:
bon 8 l1br 0Rorsens bis 10 libr gbenos: Snuu,
tags bun 10 tbr Woraers bts Q tbr gsadb NIT.
y. z. = 9r. 9eder's Nafte tetIt unfebIbdr
ieben susfIlb. gonfuItation fret
(W2nt2h. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
!Scurn Rnhner.

IS iturb an %. 5ebrlur 1905 Srnrn Nib
ner i'm Al. Sabre ieile5 gebeus. Sie Nccrots
guna iinoct bon Der 2Sobnung ieincs 8ruOcrS,
@Iug. ". Jtobner, gtr. 1917, StilessSirube, aus
Samiina. 10 lhr NnrmilInna- llntI LlLl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

9ic International II IL
tcriu6ungS , Gonmiiiion Dat Eoris
ier Nodridten SIT 6olge Dem ruff
ld)cn Nomirol HojeItluenSfp IN
Dem Noroiee . 3piidenfoQ IN Der
Souptinhe red,t gegeben. 0uS lit
Der fiibl ablpGgenoe 9efuno oeS
S6ieosgeri6ts. @eld)en SeioenIdrm
bot ieiner 3eit Die engliide Treiie
uno audi Elm GROCER Ebeil DER omeri-
foniihcn gemodt, ais ooS ruiIiidc
8eidiuooer einige et0lii6e Slider
bootc beif0oigt botte, in Der Wtei.
nll1g, iupunilhe 1%orpcoobootc Dor
iid) sit Boben. @Grc c8 Den 3eitltn.
gen hddjGegangen, 10 bate Die engli.
id)e Ttotte oDne @eitereS NIT bent
rttiIiidtn @clhmooer onbinoen Mill.
len. GoB Die enGliidc GcaiCritng
rubi1cS 9lut bcluobrt mo onrd)
id)icosgeridtlidc Sd)lid)tlung Der Nf.
foirc pcitcrc intcrnotionole Gompli-
fotionen ocrbinocrt bat. lit ibr bod
onSllrcdnen. 9os llrtbcil ocS
Sd)ieo8ocridts miro 5luor III Gn1.
loi,o nid)t befrieoiqcn, obcr cinen
GppeG az boberc Sniton5 giebt e$
nid)t. Die ieiner 3eit iiber @cbiiDr
o~ufocpufitc gffoire lit enbgiiltig ub:
qetbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
WIo. -8inofor 22s.
Sanoer & SD6uc,

Setfcn6eitnttcr uub Gin6alinmtrcr.
1908 uno 1710, 6untuns9lueuue iino
Sibnft'6de SaltimIurcsS Str. uno 9ruuoiung,
6abrttanten non gatent.6nstets.
(5ebt0|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Ser Simplun Snnncl.

@citcrn lit ser 9lirfItid nc$
Sinlplon %nollen0et mor6en, cine ser
groBtcn &ngcnieur. g(rbeiten n1Iercr
3eit, Sor 5ebn 3obrcn i6loiien Sta.
lien mo Die S6wci5 einen Stnots.
Yertrog iiber Die S~erIteQung oeS
Simplon.0 ur6ittbeS, lno 1899
iuur0c 0ic @Irbeit in gngriff geronls
men iln0 5tunr BON beiocn Soften;
in Der Sd)luei5 bel Scr Station Brig
III elmer @obe bon 1921 SUB, IN Sta
licn bel ESiclle in Der S0be bon $500
Sub. Der 0urdItid io0te Gnoe 1908
oollenoet iein, ltno i'm Mai 1904 ioll.
te Ole Simplon=9obn Dem 9ctriebe
ilbcrgebcn iperocn. Die grbeitcll
mltr0cn obcr ourd pielc rllcrmortett
Sd)luicri9teitcn IN Die 26n9c ocjo.
GclL goll5 b%cionocrS mndltcn bcrcilts
bred)cnoe beiBc GucQcn mo Die bo6a
Scuperotur Den lcitcnOcn Sn0cnicll.
rem Oicl 81 ldoficn. 9tber olld) bicic
@inocrniiic iulrrocn ldlieBlid) ilbcrs
wmoen, mn Der 0urd)ltid lit Dol.
Icnoct. Sn Der Sdwei5, fpie in Sta.
lien bat man oen BAG burd) @lodcrl.
gcl0lte uno 9oueridiiiic gefeiert,
mo mol bate alIe llriodc oa5u. -
Ger Simplon-S lmncl, Ser cine San.
&C bon etluo 5lu0lf Weilen bat, miro
fiir ben0onoel Der bei6en 5ilnGdlt be-
tbeilioten SGnocr BON groBter sc.
oeittlrng Icin, obcr olldl fiir 0clltidl-
luto mo Srnnfrcid) brinat er Ser
fcbrSportbeilc. Die Soften oe3
llellen Observation-Disclosures mcrbcn Iid)
olli etluo 70 Wtillioncn Collars bcjif.
fern, 3lt oieicr Smm1e bobcn Sta.
lien, uie bic Sdlpei5 ~onie6nlidc
Subpentioncn gcleiitet. Gen Ban
bat Die Surn.S intpclon.9ob iibcr-
llollllllclt.
Nod) benz pierten WGcj
Ioa in ucridicocrtcn HcoicritngS-Gc Y,
%portcncntS untb irn aoniuloroienlt
cin groBcS Heincntoden porgenont.
men iucrOcn. @ier ioIl Der @raIt.
ipirtb'doft, bic cingeriiien lit, Elm
enoe ecnlod,t lucrbcn; BORT iol cine
REORGANIZATION ollf eeif1itlitcr go.
lis ooraenommen neroen. Sonocr.
bar! Gic gon5en Sabre bot man
ms ocriidert, Dob in berHc1ierlngs.
WfoIfine Niles muItcrbnft lei.
@oSn II ii 4 III Scr MonteL,
ruenn CT nidt serolt lit, fam Mari
neminiiter Mtorton iooerl. Gr bat
9riegSidiife, ober nid)t 9eitlig Mari.
neoffi5iere, Inn oae 81 %belnonnen.-
Cine grobe ar5obl Der MorineoiiiSit.
re lit aueroin9s ai,f oem 2onbe III
SdiffSboubofen, &~eeierungs . gil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Gin 8cIfenf fir'S 2eben.

@enn Sbr Guren Gb6tern elm praittl6es
Beibnuhtss@ef6enf mnnen mont, etn 8efderf
fir's game 2eben, 70 iabt fe einen SIRIUS I'M
Gleeiie.I dniea-S hneiberIhtsm
ourhnu6en. Sie Sbule 1T lest ~eeottnei ser
aoitenpunft 1T geriue. G6iiler fur bic abeno'
fIaiien peroeit fest anfaenorlnten. gSe1er Se'
oinauneen peu6e man i6 an Mrs. Subsrs, w.
2t2, Rpro.9tarles.Gtrahe. t2T6-o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

Grof. Irtbur NifiI 6,
ser irii9ere Better oes 9oItoner Or
deIterS, lit iett elm pieI beidGftigter
Monn. Gr lit Director oeS 2eip6i9er
Gonierootoriltms, bat Die mllitoliihe
2eitung oes 2eip5i9er StuOttbenters
iibernommcn, mill Die Oberoufiift
iiber ole mtiifoliiden 9nuffiibrungeu
fiibren, iiber glusmobl Der Spern,
iiber engagements uno Hoaenbes
ietung enti6eioen uno cine an5obl
Spern ielbIt oirtgiren. 0onebet
miro er Die 2eip5iger 8elponObHtS.
Gon5erte, ionic bie 8erliner unO
Sombltr9er EGilbormoniidet Gon-
5ertc oirigiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

uHprosSroaowaH immcruabrrnorr gaus
@crein."
Bic idbrlide Seriummiltg unh lSGhl bon
ncnn 9ireftoren ftloet Wluntag, ben y. 5c0r.
1905, 8 llbr Ihenoe. in gfr. 1893, Orleans
Gtrnbe. itait.
1868 6bas. Sicgmuno, QrdI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
2prraiae.

WlnIertfh = Rartartia - SriebIi@.
sBeitIt9 bon 8aIbroot Elm unb cine babe
Meile. 8ennst oie nit 9otpbattan be5einnete
Eprtbsstbenue'Gar Sreie Sfutf6en Ha6mi!tdes
a1n Terminus. gretfe ben geerdbniBfteIen iebt
tpe5teu. Get6te Beoineungen. 3eIepbon -
Cation 223. Bureau: IrantltR. nnb &tnbfufs
Rnabs. RerIanot 9roihilre. (Mni4 .tS.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

Ole
Ieben in Ger orobtIoien Geographic
oorIdufia nod feline Gonfurren5. Die
Commercial Gable Company" bat
o%ngefiinoi9t, OoB lie ein 5meiteS Sta.
bel Ourd) oen 9Itlontiid)en S5ean
le9en mid, Inn oen in Ben lebtcn3ob.
rem itort gewodienen 9lnipriiden &C.
niigcn ST. fonnen. Morconi's Grfol.
ge, ole poy einigen Sobren nit 10 uiel
aliHbim in Die @elt geieet Duroen,
id)einen lid, fir ole YroriS nod me
Mig 81 %bciudbren, mo5u ionlt Ole foIt-
ipieligen neilen Seefabel = 4nlogen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Baltimore Eemetern.

SHrean: Rr. 344, Epro-Gbarles.etrnAe.
8eerdbntBpliee sum 8erinuf bon $25 an,
Wearmorpfoften abeeorendt, $35 = 9Iut
fkr bier Brdber. (San1s,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Sirdllife Inscigcn.
&~eriammlnngs Inseigen.

,cit.6no eeib. NIB spnr.9crrin,"
Iir. 1921. Orleans, Gdc Gbupcls StruBc.
Die MitaItcOcr limo crfuht, Der Spc5inlUers
inmmlung am Sienitnn, ben rs. Sc6ruar, .
llbr glbcroS. int &ereils GofnIc bci5uuobncn.
nm Surihliee fir Sircfturcn Ill MAIDEN. 49,
2SnbI ino @encrnI4H Ierinmmlltllg iinoct Mitt.
uudl, ben 10, WIdr5, fintt.
(56,W 81. peibmnnu, Sefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

Ole ungari de Oppoii-
tion mill beontrogen, OoB ser 5ltriid.
getretene Riniitcr OeS alspGrtigen,
@raf @oIudopsfi, pegen @eiesper-
Getrng bel oer9IbibIieBung Ser neuen
&onoeI3uertrGge inter 9lnfIoge ge-
ItcQt luer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

reoltr Ii. 6gl. beihdftigt, uno oieier
2on0oienIt miro Der geieuidoftIiden
GnnebmGihfeiten boIber Dem 0ienIt
ouf See BON jiin9eren 6lottenoffi-
5ieren pieIfot oorge5ogeu. @enu
9r. Worton 6ieie Serren iebt sum
Gienit ouf See bernn5iebt, miro eS
louge @eiidter gcbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

Sn 6oIge Der anti if q.
Iieniifen gllSidreitlungen in Suns
brud BADEN ale itolienii6en Stloen-
fen mad uno nod Die Stnot oerloIien.
Der itolienilde Stltoenten 8crcin
mtBtc 0eSbolb luegen M}itgIieoer-
mongelS 9ei6loiieu meroen. Die
S%el6itbiIie Der 0euti6 = GproIcr bat
it'd olIo berp0brt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

9ic repcfto6Ic Gum G
bon 1880 100 Collars lit bonn
GonGrcB beruiaigt moroeu, INN Uncle
Som'S Feniionen fir oo3 lollicnoc
Sabr 81 ~be5oblcl. 9ci Scr Soit, nit
melder Der Gon9reB iiber Sen &opf
ocS EeniionSomtcS binpcg neltc 9ell-
iioncn ooer grb0buugen after betuil,
Iigt bat, Oorf man iih nunoern, ooB
Oie 3otaliumme gegen lebteS SSubr
nm runo 3,S43, 900 Collars gefal-
len lit.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
RESULTS FROM PARTY QUARREL
Contest at Boston Will be Election OIL
Mayor.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. This city
has never been in the control of a
boss, although there have been rings"
of politicians who have parceled out
patronage to their liking. There has
never been graft on the scale that
is found in New York, Philadelphia
or other Cities The issue in the pres
ent fight was a pretty quarrel between
John F. Fitzgerald, a former repre-
sentative, who has for many years
had the ambition to run for mayor,
and Martin Lomasney, the boss of
ward 8, who wanted Daniel Whelton
for mayor, because it suited his pur-
poses best. AS the situation stands
at the present time the mayoralty
will undoubtedly go to a democrat,
who will be the very personification
of machine politics, with a following
that will overrun the city hall, and
which must be taken care of. Except
ing among partisan politicians there is
very little interest in todays election
and it is expected that the vote will
be rather small.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
RACE QUESTION:.
Kansas Supreme Court Has Hard
Problem to Solve,

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. THE race
question in this state is coming to
an issue here today before the state
supreme court, when the mandamus
issued against the board of education
of Kansas City, Kas., requiring that
board to show cause why colOred
pupils are not allowed to attend school
al the same time and in the same
building as the white pupils, will come
up for a hearing. The last session
of the Legislature passed a bill pro-
viding for separate high-school build
ings for white and cOlored pupils. The
building for the colored children is
now in course of construction and the
scnoOl board has set apart half of
each day at the white school for the
use of the negroes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
TRY TO DOWN "GANG."
Feeling Against BOSS" Rule Strong
in Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nav. 7.-Today's
election will, in a measure, decide the
fate of the gang" in this city as well
as all throughout Pennsylvania.
The feeling against boss-rule and po-
litical corruption isc very strong in
this state and a determined fight is
made today against the gang" The
republican machine seems to realize
It's position and is making desperate
efforts to save what can be saved.
The republican machine dare not lose
the state treasury and is concentrate
ing every effort to insure the election
of it's candidate, j. LIE Plummer. w.
H. Barry the democratic candidate is
man of high repute and integrity
but is handicapped by a suspicion
that he has a leaning toward prohibit
ton.
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OHIO HAS THE DISEASE.
Bitter Fight Waged Against Machine
Politics,

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1.-THE
election of today viii to a great ex-
tent influence the future of bossism
in this state. the campaign was a
very bitter one and principally di-
rected against the corrupt bOss-rule
of George B. Cox, for many years at
the head of the republican machine of
this state. The campaign was quite
sensational in many ways, owing to
the fact that Senator Foraker went
out of his way to attack the railroad
rate program of President Roosevelt
while Secretary Taft openly defended
President Roosevelt's position and
made a rather bitter attack upon
Boss Cox. 1t is believed that while
the republican ticket may be elected,
it will be with greatly reduced MAORI
ties.
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FOUND IN BARREN COUNTY,
KENTUCKY.
of Thirty MiIes-Is Larger Than
Mammoth.

GLASGAW JUNCTION. KY, Nov.
while investigating the geological
formation of this district Of Barren
county, DR.. Hazen and Mr.. John
Thompson found evidence of the ex-
istence of a large cave or subterra-
mean passage. With great caution the
two explorers penetrated into the
cave. They found it to be of enormous
size and ramifying in different direc-
tons. They explored one branch to a
distance of about thirty miles, when
further progress was stopped by a
wide and swift flowing river. AS their
lights were insufficient to reach to
the other side of the river, they We're
not able to judge of it's exact width.
They returned to this place and OBJ
tanned material for building a boat or
raft, with which they will make an
effort to cross the river and explore
the cave on the other side. 1t is be-
lieved that tne new cave is larger and
more beautiful even than Mammoth
cave.
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Industrial Association.

DECATUR, Ala, Nov. NEARLY
125 delegates of the various CONNER
cial and industrial organizations in
the state are assembled here to at
tend the meeting of the Alabama
Commercial and Industrial assOcfa-
ton, which opened at the Elks' hall
here today. Among the delegates are
some of the wealthiest and best known
businessmen of this state. Many i'm
pOrtant matters will be discussed,
among them the yellow fever ques-
ton, the question of warehouses for
the storing of cotton by the farmers
and the question in regard to immi-
grafton of foreigners to the south. The
conference will last two days and will
close with a banquet.
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NEW YORK, Nov. IA wave OF
revolt against boss-rule seems to
have swept through the country ana
it is safe to say that todays election
will give concluding evidence that
citizens, irrespective Of party affilia-
lions are thoroughly Disguised with
bossism and the political corruption
which invariably goes hand in hand
with boss-rule and are determined
to put an end to grating and other
forms of corruption in municipal and
state matters. The fight in New York
portant side issue in connection with
the candidacy of Mr.. Jerome for the
district attorneyship. Both the repub-
licans and the independents, who are
supporting Hearst, the sponsor of
municipal ownership, are making de-
termined fight against McClelland, the
Tammany candidate for mayor But
the fight is not alone against Charles
F. Murphy, the leader of Tammany,
but also against B. B. Odell, Jr., the
head of the republican machine and
Louis F. Haffen, the political dictator
of the Bronx. 1t is fight against
boss-rule, in general and Tammany
in particular. Although the re-elec-
ton of Mcclellan seems assured, it is
expected that the vote will be q close
one and will give proof positive that
many conservative voters are Of the
opinion that the time for municipal
ownership has not yet come. 1t seems
quite certain that Hearst will receive
strong vote, not as a personal trib-
ute and endorsement, but as a pro-
test against municipal corruption and
grating.
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Forty million bottles of August Flowe,
sold IN the United States alone since its
introduction! And the demand for it is
still growing. Isn't that a fine showing
OF success? Don't it prove that August
Flower has had unfai1ing success in the
cure of indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies of health and Happiness?
Does It not afford the best evidence that
August Flower is a sure specific for ali
stomach and intestinal disorders ?-that il
is the best of all liver regulators?
August Flower has matchless record
OF over IS years in curing the ailing mil
lions of these distressing complaints
Two sizes. 25c and 75c. All druggists
For Sale by
THE HockETT DRUG COMPANY.
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NEGRO QUESTION THE ISSUE.
Decide Whether the CoIored Man
Shall Vote.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1.-THE
fight at the present election in this
state is of a slightly different charac-
ter then that which is waged in New
York and Philadelphia. The main is
sue in this state is whether the state
constitution shall be so amended as
to prevent the negro from voting. Sem
ator Gorman who has been in undis-
puted control of the democratic ma
chine for many years, isc strongly
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FOR TWO-CENT FARE.
Wisconsin's Next Campaign May Make
ItSan Issue.


MADISON, Wis. Nov. Tt is re-
corded as certain that the issue of the
next campaign in Wisconsin will be a
2cent railroad fare. This issue was
presented by the democrats in their
platform in 1904, but is likely to be
taken up by the republicans, VINO find
in Lenroot, the governors candidate
for the governOrship, a strong sup
porter of the movement to cut down
the income of the railroads.
There have been several significant
editorials in state papers, which have
hitherto been used as moutnpieces of
the administration, the general de-
mand being made for a 2-cent-a- mile
plank in the next platform of the La
Toilette men. .
The opponents of the plank say the
railroad commission now has the
power to fix that rate.