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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-01
The EAGLE Market.

We oner you choice raeats fresh ~
cold storage as you please. lard, bacon,
hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to suit you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are all good. put
up in good shape. Our service 10
good. our prices are good for you.
Gives US your order for chickene or
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-01
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Changes Made by the Commissioners
on Taxable Property.

The following changes in the As
seSsment roll for the year 1893 WAS
ordered by the Board Of Equalization:
Increased
J. G. Court, Real est. Imp. -. 5 100 10
A. Macdonald, Zeal est, imp. zoo 60
Mrs. Jennie Sprague, taxed
upon mortgage ..... SIS %
Jas. Larsen, mortgage. .... 1900 90
Chas. H. Peters, Inortgage... $50 90
State B. & I. Co, mortgage. $50 90
Sam LOngabaugh, motgage .. 500 90
Jas Garavanta mortgage -. 1874 %
The following reductions upon val
uation of property assessed was yr-
uered:
w. o. Balm, furniture .......S Us %
Elizabeth 5. Hofer, furniture. 200 90
Elizabeth s. Hofer, Real est.
ana INV. oUO w
A. J. Peiroli, Real estate. $50 CO
All pei - ons desiring to have chang
es made II the Assessment Of proper
~ e.o plc SN Ny lhC AoSCSSol olIt uti
appear Cn Friday. Sept. 29th at 10
o'clock a. IN. and present their OBJ
jections to the Board, otherwise all
assessments shall stand as they no "
appear upon the Assessment Roll.
The following additional cnanges m
! the Assessment roll for the year 1905
has been ordered:
Sharon and Morrow on Bruins
| wick mill, reduced ..... $500 90
| Truckee River en-. Elec. Co.,
increased on mdse ..... 250 90
| Machinery .......... $50 Gu
Total increase .............. 1909 OO
c. F. Cults, increase on furni-
ture 100 ~
Jas. Larsen, increased upon
| Mortgage ................. 1000 90
Sept. 10Th, Is.
BY order Of the Board Of EqualizA
ton. II. b. VAN ETTEN,
Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-01

Physician and Surgeon. Office owe:
Nye and Ormsby County Bai.c.
Office tiours-A. M. 10 to IL;
p, M, 1 to 8; p. M. to 8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-01
Notice to Hunters.

Notice is hereby given that any per
son found hunting without a permit
on the premises owned by Theodore
Winters will be prosecuted. A limit
ed number of permits will be sold at
IS for the season, or so cents for one
lay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-01
A. C.. WINTERS.

Tro hoists, an air com presser, two
rock crushers, ventilation fans and
lights will be installed at the North
Rapidan mine at Como.
Be in time and select winter suit
W '~" Platts. He ;uarantees q per
feet nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
ELECTROMAGNETIC gc9cm !Sartjc.

Eitt86ur0, go, 8. Nitguit. -
Nltauitlt5 Sortie uno 0ciien 6reumO
&obn 9. @cli6on3, mcld)c in @cmein-
idait nit Dem inrbiNcn autiAer Gliis
ior0 Sooc, ser iriiber in Gieniten
Surtic'S GcitonOcn bate, ser Ser.
idpu0runG i'm 3uiomncnbonQ nit
Dem Sartir'i6cn GbrideiounaSpro-
5eB beidul0igt mor0en iino, criGie.
men Dor NIOermon 3. M. aiug SIT
cinem &cr60r llnO pur0en umter
9iirgidoit bon ie $4,000 fir ibr gr.
i6cinen Dor @cridt gcbnltcn, lpelfe
9iir0ihoft pom 9ru0er @urtic'S, 0cm
Nnpolt G0uurO Is. Snrtie, 9citelIt
mlrOe. 0icie Nngelcgenbeit mar
picoerbolt pcridoben moroen, neil
mon oicic 6ro9e nidt por9ecnoi1lng
0cS Gbei6ciOungS . |ro5eIieS bcrii6-
rem uolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
@abl-G ommiHGr in's @efGnsnip.

9cnper. Sol, 8. Irg. Hit-
ter 9inoiep id)idte bier Den @obl.
GommiiiGr George q. OrOmop mc'
gen MiBodtuna oeS @eridtS in'S@e'
iGnqniB, neil oieicr iid) gctpei9crt
bottc, oie bel Der @ered)tinmesNbItinl.
mltng ge6roudten Stimmfalten Ct.
ncm 9efebl oeS Hihters cntipre6eno
ocm Sderiif olIs5uliefern. Senr0
9ougbertp, Der Er0iioent Ser Gen.
Der @oS Ii. electric 60, Sreo. I.gSil'
liomS, Der iriibere &oriibcnoe bcS re.
publifoniihen Gountp : GentroI-Go'
mites, unO ). Goof, inn, cin@rllno.
b~eIibbGn0ler, ipur0en glei6folS III
Soft geuommcn, neil lie lid) gemei.
acrt botten, bel Dem @ohl . GonteIt
ols 3eugen oua5ulogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Yrutcit acacm politiidlc @citrGac.

ct. 500 II, g. g., 8. NuQllit. -
Glide bon Sen 9eomtcn Scr cann0i-
ltcn llnion . Nrbeiter erfl1rcn iid
cntidic0cn 9cgen sic 9lbiiht Ser
oNmcricon 6eoerotion Of &o6or,"
6on0a 5ur 6innn5irung Der poIitis
ifen Champagne IN sen Ser. Stooten
ST lonmeln unO peridieocnc 9IGtter
%opponircn Sem Elon meniNitcnS, Io-
mcit Canada 0opon beriibrt mer0en
Wiir0c. IieIe cnnobii6c llnioncu ae-
b6rcn ST. intcrnntionolen &rrciniQrn.
gen, meld)e i6r Soilptqilnrtlcr in Oen
Yer. Stooten bobcn un0 ucrpilihtet
iino, 5lt Scr 0urdiiibrltng ponStrifeS
in Imerifo 9eitrG9e SIT 5oblcn. SiS
iebt bnben sic Observation-Disclosures
6c5iiglid ser politiiden 9epenung
Ser Observation-Disclosures" nod, feline
9cIhliiiie gcioBt, ober ioIdc tonncn
nid)t oilSbleibcn, mcnn sic 6COcrntion
lire Nbiidt musiiibrt, BON ic0cm
llnionmitglieoe So 5t crbc6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Tlciideltntcrlnduno in Chin.

Columbus, ., 8. Nltg. -Nod
Sen 0criften an oen Wild,. un0Nobz
rl,nQS = GommiiiGr Nntencp iibcr oic
onolptiidc llntcriitdu1q BON Der.
idicocnen Tleii6 = ErGporoten, mel
de bon Sblodyt6ousbeiibcrn in oeu
Sonoel gcbrodt tucr0en, bat iif bie
Nnmeienbeit bon TrGierpotipItoffen
mo in etlid)en SGaen olid) Die BON
3inn- u1b 3inf9iit crgebcn, ipeIfe
ouf sic 9enltung id)led)tcn Wotc-
riots 81 oen 9iidicn 5liriif5ufiibren
lit. Sn elmer @iid)ic, in meldler lid)
nod Der Iufi6riit Sii6nerfleiih be.
iinoen ioate, fonb man tboti1dlid
&olbfleiid). IlS ErGiibent ocS Noz
tionolperbonbcS ser Nobrrnasmit-
tel . G%ommiliGre miro GommiliGr
Nnfenep, mie cr erflGrt, oemn1dit cin
Gomite e%rnennen, melfeS ouf Inen.
o%irltngcn bes SlnoeSgciebcs gegen
oic GerfGll6llng bon Nabrungsmit-
teln binnirfen nlb oui Die Nufitel=
hing itrengerer Normen bringen ioIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Wit Scr @clt scrfalcu.

81 .2ouiS s, Mo., 8. Mug. - Ger
81 Sabre alte Grneit Steinborbt, Del
ien Seim Nr. 205, @eit.7S. StraBe,
Nem : 2)orf, luor, bat lid olird,0tors
pbiumgeuulb boS Se6en genommer.
@r binterlieB ciniqc 3eilen ocS Sn.
bolts, er 5iebc es Dor, Selbltmoro SIT
begeben, ols Iif wieoer nit oemSpi-
rituoienperfouf SIT beioiien. Stein.
borot ipor friiber Heiienoer eines
@bisfep ; SaiicS in aentllfp geiues
ien, batte ieood) in 6olee Bitten iel-
ner Satin oieiem @eidGfte entiogt.
Gr periiidte lid III onoeren @eidofti.
gllngerL ernotete ieboh MIR WiBerfol-
oe. melhe ieinen @eiit umoiiitert boz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
III uprii6cr.

Semple, Ger, 8. Allquit. -
@ie ie0ipiiipnsbeomten ser Santa
sc 9obn" berihtcn, lit Ser Terfcbr
oltf Der 3mciglinien nad Snn Nm
gcIo, mclder Ourd Spd)moiier inter
hrod)en lpor6en mar, mieOer ouf0e-
nommen. 3os @aiicr lit 5l,riifgc.
tretcn unN Die normalen 8crbGItniiic
limo mieocr bcrgeitellt. 9i5 iebt ia.
ben iid Ole 9cridte oariiber, ooB bel
Dem Sodmufier aberdeen mn'S 2eben
9efommen fino, ais irrig crmieien.
Ter Serluit an @ieb uno al 6elo.
iriihten miro oui 100000 gei6Gtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

mige 8eitihmlttgcn iiber sic Natu.
radiation BON %&htsl6noern fiir Die
geiommten Ger. Stooten %erloiien NOR
Oen Iino. 0ies lit OaS critic Wtal, OoB
Elm greflltiu : 0epnrtenlent Der 8ul-
0eSregieruug nit Ser nlgemetnen
@(ltfiidt ii6er Die Decentralization bon
Qu8GGnoern beauftragt nir0, uno
fortan per0en nur 9unOeStrei5. unO
0iItriftSgerihte, meI6e Elm Siegel
fiibren uno einen Glerf mo Suriss
Oiftion in Gipilia6en obne Obere
@ert6gren5c bc5iigIi6 oeS Streitge.
genIton0e$ beiiten, 2ntrGge auf 9tn.
turoliiotion entgegen nebr1en oiirfen,
mG6ren0 aQc 0erihte, uuf melhe Die
e%rm1bnten 8orausiebungen nidt 81.
treffen sic 3uItGnOigfeit fir Hotl.
roliiotions. @ngelegenbeiten pom 81.
September 5. 5. an uerIieren. &uh
Den Gountpgerihten lit Iortan Ole
Nufnohme neuer @iirgcr ni6t mebr
geItattet.
20 If" BON SEN arbeitern
in 9ann getban.
Hepr0ientnnt Niholu5 2onAportb,
oeS FrGiioenten Sdmiegeriobn, lit
Elm onoerer @eiebgeber, meld)er bon
Der "Imerican 6e0erotion OF 2obor"
III Den 9onn get6on mllroe. @benio
mie Dem Spre6er Cannon unO Dem
GongreBmitgIieo 2ittlefieGo merOen
Die Inbdnger Samuel @omper5' ol1
linn bel ieiner @ieoermabl Sppoii.
ton MADDEN, neil er i'm lebten Con.
greB Ben Eroietten ser organiiirten
2(rbeit mebr o0er meniger ieinolid
gegeniiber ltano.
GongreBmitglie0 q. $. @0bel,
e6enfaQS elm Sertrcter Don Samilton.
Gountp, 8, tbeilt Iid nit Srn. Gong.
NORTH in Die Nntipntbie 6eS SeOera.
ton . 3meigeS ser organiiirten PR.
belt.
n@ir merOen," erflGrte 6ronf 3iIt
Elm Organiiator ser Seoerution uno
Heoatteur zines offi5ieIlen Arbeiter.
Organs in Cincinnati, neine Cite
bon MGnnern Sen &epu6Iitanern uno
cine on0ere elite Sen Gemofraten ul-
terbreiten, meldc sic Nomen bon
WGnnern entbalten miro, oeren NO.
minotion SIT GongreBmitgiieocrn Ser
orgoniiirten 2lrbeit genebm iein mir.
&c. @enn bei0e Eorteien Gunoi0aten
bon oicier Cite ncbmen, meroen mir
unS oem @ablfampie fern bolten,
ncrn nift, merOcn mir nur YrGii-
bent @ompcr8 uno icincr Sod)e bel.
len. @eOer Srn. @0belS, nod Sru.
%9ongmortb'S 0amen merOen ouf Oie.
Ter &iite 5u iin0en iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
6plniidcr Siid)Of fir Imcrifa.

5ole0o, 8, 8. Nuguit. - Sier
lit Die NnfiinoiqunN gemodt NOR.
Den, OoB Hcp. Soiepb @eber aus
2emberg, @oli5ien, Goftor Der Sbeo-
logic, Ger ols berporrogenbcr 2in-
quit 6etonnt lit, bonn 8apIt 5nm 9i.
Idol fiir Die in Den Ser. Staten mei@
len0en Yolen %ernonnt morocn lit.
9ilhof Meber, Der bon polniI6erAb.
flnft lit, meilt ougenblidlid in&om,
miro iid) ober bolo noh Den Ser.
Stooten perfiigen uno ieinen gui.
entbolt in Chicago ncbmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Gtn &rcn55ng gcgcn nngctctltdDc
@irtbid)aften.

SnbionopoliS, &n0., 9. Nllg.
= Sheriif Sourbier bon Worions
County, in melbem Sort Sorriion
beIeqen lit, bat geitern Nben0 Ole nm
geieBlid)en &neipen, melde mGbrcno
Der n%eriloGenen @od)e III scr NGbc
Der NeqierungS : Heicrpotion croft.
net porben moren, iiberfoacn. @roBc
Wtengen Wbisfep uno 0icr lpllr0en
bei6lngnobmt uno n%iSgegoiicn. Is
puroen icd)s Serboitungen. porQc,
nomnlClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Sampfcrbrano nnS Qc6cnsucrlnIt.

Gcmcnitle G, Ont, 8. Niiguf,
Ter Spii6en bier uno Toronto, Ont,
fu6renOe 9ompfer .grinoole" ner.
bronnte 5erte friib an ieiner bieiigen
@crite bis an oeu @aiieripiegel.
Srau Gonitnntine, sic StelunrOeB,
melhe crit fiir5lid bon gnglunO nab
Nmcrifo fam, fono loren 600 in Den
6Gammen. Gle MonniGait rettete
iid). Ger Qampicr murOe nui 500.
900 gpidGtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

VI 8eanOter &c Itor6cr.
Eori8, 8. 4uguit. = Sier lit
SbeoOore Holtiton, mel6er bon 1882
bis 1891 @eionoter 6rontreid's III
Molbington mar, ebe Die @eionOt-
ltoft 5ltm Hong elmer 9otidaft err
boben mur0c, aus ocm 2e6en &C.
idieoen.
GunomerifontideS
&to sc Saneiro, 9. Mug. -
Sn Dem 9eridt oeS llnter-Husldul-
les Ser punumcrifuniifen Gonferen5
be5iiolid ser REORGANIZATION OeS
icbigen Bureaus Der omerifoni-
1fcn H~cpl6Iifen miro empfoblen,
ooijel6c 5u cinem beitGnOigcn 8erbins
0~un9S0lic0e 5wii6cn Oen Gonieren.
gen, ioluic gu cinem Organ iiir Die
@r(onQung BON Snformotion iibcr
miIicni6oftli6e, coniuldre uno Silent.
li6c @crbGltniiic 81 qeitolten. 1o9
Gomite fiir internotionale 8ertrGge
nobm Sen &ernlittellng$pertrag be.
5iiglid pefuniGrer Nnipriid)e an unO
5ruur bcbielt err oie in ser punomcrifos
niiGcn Gonfercn5 in Werito ibm qe-
gcbcnc 6orm nit gcringcn 9lbGn0e.
rltngClt.
&c6rcr6c II 6 aus GngIon0.
&on0on 9. Nuguit. Nn6
Gouicnoen 3G6len ole @Ciude BON
Sdullcbrern aus alien SbCilen
@roBbritonnicn'S, Die an oen geplon-
ten tronsotlantiidcn @rfuriionen
noh ben Ser. Stootcr I'M nG6Iten
&crbit unO @intcr tbeil5unebmen
miiniden. Die @cid0itS e @iireour
2(lfrcO WoalCD'N Der Die Sorberei-
tllngcn uuf Scr britiiden Seite leitet,
iinO tGglih bon Npplifonten be,
1tiirnlt. &ei0er fonnen MIR perbGlt-
niBmGBiQc bon Sen oiClen sic @il-
lens iinO, 81 Den Grflriionen 5u0c-
lnIicn mCrOcn. Wenn Ser urlpriinq-
lide Elon nidt nod eriucitert mer.
bcn ioQtc, mcr0cn niht mebr, ola 800
Scbrcr, 0ic allen &laiien Ocs Gr5ie.
bungsberuiCS, BON ser &inoergQrt-
ncrin bis 81 ErofcIioren ser llnipcrii-
tGtei, reprGientircn ioQen. al Oen
NlSfliigcn %tbcilne6mcn fonnen. Tic
critic Grturiion in 3ubl bon ctua 30
Ecrionen, miro nn 30. Nopcmbcr
nod) Nmcrifu nbfobrCn uno Damn
iolcn ic0e Mo6c bis Gnoc WiGr5
n0ditcn &obrCs lpcitcrc gImcrifobe,
iuder in 0Ieider 3ohl no6folQcn.
@0breno sic oieaiciti0cn &orbcrci,
tltngen bon 9llfrco WioSlcp Q~clcitct
ipcr0clL iorgen oui ser omerifoni.
id)en Seite Or. MoymeQ, Superin.
ten0cnt Der offentli6en SduIcn bon
8roB-9tem-Oort, un0 Er0li0ent Ni-
6oloS Wurrop Butler Don Scr 50.
lunl6io'llniperiitGt fir Ben Gmpfon9
llno Die pcitcrcn Nllafliige Ser mill.
fomncncn 9cill6cr. WosIep fGbrt
am 10. Sttober nod Nen-gorf. nm
Gr. WorlucQ uno RrGlioent Butter
bel 0c1l %Oortigcn &orbercitltnocn be-
biilftid) 81 ieir. Gr miro in 0en Scr.
Stooten bleiben, bis sic lette Grfl1r-
lion 6ritiidCr S6uQebrcr luieoer sic
Sclnreile ongetrcteu bat.
3citungSsS ii itIer ouSgc.
6 loen.
Son0on 8. Nuguit. - Ser Yr1-
liocnt OcS Gbei6ciOun0S . @erid)t@
mod)tc belltc bCfnnnt, Dob ouS &c.
rtft bcifIoiien babe, IN 3utllnft Oeu
3citungs Nrtiiten 0ie Nufno6me bon
6cocr5cidnungcn I'M Wcridt nidt 3ll
aeltotten, neil 0icicr @rolt6 lGitia
lei mo bic 3euGcn u~n1cb0rig beeiil,
ilulic utO neil eS nid)t i'm Silent
lidcn Slltereiie licgc, ourd bilolihc
GurItcltungcn nllf Gbciheioungs-
Yro5ciic oltimcrfiom 81 moden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
bartholomew ais Sanatorinm.

G6icago, Sa., 8. IugltIt.
Si bem geItrc6en, ieiner franfen
@attiu 2inoeruna mo gr6olung 81
peri6aiien, bat $. 5. Snplor aus
Spracuie, &.-Y., nit ieiner camille
cine Heiie in einem ~Er1rieidooner"
ii6er oen Continent nngetreten. Der
geoedte @ogen, ser am 6. Wai leite
Sa6rt angetreten bate, bat geItern
Soutb.G 6icago erreidt. Srau Sap.
Tor erireut lid, 6ereits gebeiierter Sc.
iuno6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
&ibrcno uuO midJtig.

Der Ibolp. - @un3e 9erge pom
Icdcrcn Speiien fir i'm ms &C.
idngniB gcihidt.
Hcm 0orf, 9. glugltIt. -
Sorrp Sc. Gbom, Ger Wt0rOer OeS 2lr-
6iteften @bitc, mur0c beute pl0Bli6
@e9enitono ollgemeincn WitleioS,
unO 8orrGt6e oon 2cben5mitteln, &c.
6ratenr @iibner, Ninoabratel, ga.
goutS, Slippen, Slide, @cmiiie, go
itcten, Sudden uno aoiiec, Iongtcn
bon allen Sciten iiir i'm in ben
Combs an. Sine ScuOunQ aus elmer
HcItnurotion an Ser @aaitroBe mar
rmfangrci6 Acnlg, INN ieinen Nab-
rlng9bc0orf auf mebrere Gage bin
81 oeden. 2Ilen Oieien Spcnoen ma.
rCn Mteiier unO @abeIn beigefiiqt, De-
rem @ebrallf Sen @efungenen uerbo.
ten lit, lnO ser 8orOein bate ieine
liebe Wiibc, Sen Strom ser Speiien-
bringer 81 OGmmen. Gieie 8emeiie
bon Spmpotbic uno 6r~cigebigfeit mo-
rem sic Golgc zines am &ormittag
perbrcitctcn @erii6tS, laut meldcm
iid Cham nit Dem @eiGngniB Re.
itoltrotellr, melder ibn 6isber icine
Wnbl5eitcn licierte, itbermorien babe
unO 6obcr ieBt mr. nod sic %qcn0bns
lide @ci0ngniBfoIt erboltc. 9os Ger
miiriniB mar, pie cS 6icB, 0urd Ben
llmitonO %cntitonOen, OoB Gbom oo.
rouf beitono, nit icOcr Mfn6l5eit elm
Weiicr uuO cine @obcl 5t crboltcn.
Clifford ". &ortriOQc, Gbop'S
4mpnlt, tbciltc bclltc 9lbcno nit, eS
iei uid)tS @nbrcS an Sem @eriift, ais
Dob ser Heitnurotcur NcItcrn fronf
mar unO Onbcr lbop uiht alli Die
iiblid)e @ciic UcriorQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
9ie Gnrbiaen Sen0erion u

= Sic 1orbiaen Senoerion unb
@iQioms, neld)e 5t lebenslonglibem
reip. 2O-idbrigem 3udtbols perlr-
tbeilt iinb, entfomen aus Dem 3ud)t.
bolIe in Wtiatomn, 60, inoem tie
cine 2ofomotipe %roubten, bier Wteilen
oarailf iortiubren uno lid Damn lett
iudrts in ole 9iilde i6lngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
&ciucn 2obn fiir Sic 3cit
Sc StrifeS

UUH SIITIVN.
Woafnu 8. 2llrg. - Ger Strife
lit bier tDotiGHIi6 SIT Gl,oe. 6oit ale
6obritcL III mcldcn oic Nrbcit mic
ocraeIcAt uorOcn mor, bcfinocn lid
luicocr inn @ctricb. Ger 8oli5ciprGfcft
bat ocn 6ubrifbciibern pcrboten, BEN
Nrbcitcrn fir Die 3eit ibre5 9(u$lton.
0ca &obn ST. 3ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Or @eion0ter geitor6cr.
Eort8, 8. AuguIt. = Sier lit
SbeoOore HoritorL lpelber bon 1882
bis 1891 @eionoter 6ronfrei6's III
@oibington mar, ebe ole @eionOt'
i6oft 5ltm &ong elmer 9otidaft En-
boben mur0c, aus Dem 2eben &C.
idie0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
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The National tribune., 1906-04-26
GEN. NeMAHoN DEAD.

Gen. Martin T. McMahon, Judge of
the Court of General Sessions, New
York City, died at his home, 81 Fifth
Ave, New Yoyk, Saturday, April
Fl. in his g 69th year. This will
be sorrowfult' intelligence to all the
survivors of the Army of the Po-
tomac, with which he was associated
from the beginning until the end of the
war. Gen. McMahon was born in Cam
ada, and appeint4d from California as
a Captain and Assistant Aid-de-Camp
Oct 25, 1861. He was assigned to the
staff of Gen. Mcclellan. and later went
upon Gen. Frankiin's staff as Assistant
Adjutant-Gcnaraii of the Sixth Corps,
receiving promotion to the rank of
Major Oct 20. 1852. Jan. 1, 1863. he
was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel
and Assistant Adjutant-General and was
brevetted a Colonel, Aug. /, 1864, for
gallant and distinguished conduct dur
ing the campaign before Richmond. and
more particularly In the battle on the
Vaughan Road. March IS, 1865, he
was brevctted BriSadier-General and
Major General of Volunteers for faith
full and meritorious service during the
war. lie returned to New York, en-
tered upon the practice Of law, held
several positions. and was appointed by
President Cleveland United States Mar
slal. He was also President Of the
Society of the Army of the Potomac
and President of the Board "of Manag
ers for the National Home for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers. He took warm
interest in all that pertained to the
volunteer soldiers during his life, and
had an extensive acquaintance among
them. He was a gallant. faithful sol
dier aud a courteous, warm-hearted,
genial man .
The National tribune., 1906-04-26
TO PROBE RAILROADS.

The Administration threw not a
bombshell but fire-extinguisher into
Wall Street last week by the announce
ala of the law against railroads engaged
in the transportation and sale of coal.
Charles T.. Hughes. of New York, and
Alexander Simpson, Jr., of Philadel-
phia, were announced as the special
counsel to handle the cases. This ac-
decision of the Supreme Court in the
Hale US. Henkel case. where it was
held that the Federal Government has
the right, under legal proceedings, to
examine the books and records of cor
porations engaged in Interstate COM
come to the Government through the
operation of the TilIman-Gillespie reso-
luton directing the Interstate Com
merce Commission to make an inves-
tigation OF the relations between the
railroads and the coal and oil business.
This resolution has had q success be-
yond the most sanguine hopes of its
authors. 1t is believed that the action
OF the Administration will be of the
deepest interest. not to say disquieting,
to the Penhisylvania, Reading, Lacka-
wana, Lehfgh Valley, Erie. Delaware &
Hudson, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake
e Ohio, Noufoik &c Western, and the
West Virginiaf Central, with possibly
other corporations. 1t is alleged that
evidence iSfIrfady in the hands of the
Department Of Justice showing that the
railroads control the hard and soft-coal
situation, ana that their officials have
been violating The Interstate Commerce
law, the Sherman antitrust law and
the Elkinst anti-rebate law. There is
more thannei suspicion that the inves-
legations wif1ibe of deep interest to the
stockholders in those corporations. as
they are likely to show how many big
officials have been side-tracking the le-
gitimatc profits of the railroad into their
own pockets through their connection
with other enterprises. Mr.. Hughes has
made much reputation as an inquisitor
for the New York Legislative Commit
tee which investigated the insurance
conditions, and there is every possible
praise given him for his boldness and
skill in probing the matters to the bot
Ia
The National tribune., 1906-04-26
devastation. to mitigate its influence

deyasta tion, 20 mitigate its influence
and to lessen the misery and wretched-
ness of the victims the American SOL
der was prominent. The story of the
disaster of San Francisco is one long
continued panegyric of the character,
| organization and discipline of the
American soldier. No other troops in
the world could have done what he did,
because, combined with the highest
discipline and complete sense Of re-
sponsibility, he added an intelligence
and character such as are not found in
any other armies in the world. Many
of the European soldiers. in the face OF
such a calamity, would have only been
an aggravation of the panic and terror.
That is because they are made up of
dull, uneducated peasants, whose minds
have not been awakened as the Amer
lean soldiers has and who could have
done nothing except in obedience TO
their automatonlikc drill. Tho Amer
lean soldier is wholly different man.
The soldiers had to be scattered through
the city. where they were confronted
seemed, every one of them, to be equal
to it. The Sergeant, Corporal and pri-
vate did not wait for orders from his
commissioned officer. He knew what
should be done and he did it boldly.
decidedly and relentlesSly, whether it
was to blow up a costly building or to
pass instant sentence of death upon
some rcd-handed lootcr. The things
that non-commissioned officers and pri-
Yates did on the instant might well have
taxed the judgment and discretion of
their Majors and Colonies, but all re-
ports concur that they made few mis-
takes in doing hundreds of the most
necessary things which required instant
action. The American people have
never been so proud of their Regular
soldier as they are this day..