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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
3luci anglo amcrifauiidc @lGtter
iibcr T%cutidl(auS,

Toll5lcbt ,ldD III Ger Saltlmq bel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yrciie Gcutid,
lon0 gcgeniibcr cine Wonlerung oocl
lit e% MIR cine gelcgentlid)c 3nrui(
bcS Iugcnblids? 3lpci Scr oro6el
3eitlngcn Neu.Jorf'S, oic Sun"
mo Die .Sribiine," bobcn IN Den
letter Suoen o~ufioIlenb belltid)
ircunblihc Heitortttcl 0ebrod)t, Sci.
mes Der 6cioen 9lGtter itcbt I'M @e.
rilb bcionocrer Scutlhircunolidtcit;
Die Sun" crit red)t nid)t, mo liz
bat EarauS nod mGbrcnb Scr Worot.
osGoniercn5 gar feiu Scbl gcmott
Gem oeutlhcn &uilcr muroen all(
nloglid)cn Mblid)ten uno ElGne, oil
0cri @cftfricoen %beorobten, 5llge.
id)riebcn. llno Dor od)tS o9cn bruh4
ic Die sun" eincn &eitartifcl. Der
cilcn gang onberen Spn oniflGgt
Is bciBt bo:
nGinen tieicn Ginbrld hat oQcn,
Nnld)cin nnd) in Geutid)lono ole DC,
DC bintcrlolicn, meluye &r. Hooiepelt
fiir5lid) in @c9cnmart bcrtid)er
&ricgSpetcrmen in W~olhin0tol,
biclt, Die Heoc, in iucld)cr CT oeS
bciitid)en 0oiicrS o~uiridtioe Trie.
ocnSlicbe, ipic or lie ourd) icirc Gcr-
trcter 5ur Moroffo-Gonicren; 5lunl
Musorild bro1te, orertonnte. - Is
fam fein 3ruciicl ooriiber berridpn.
oob ocS YrGlioentem morlue nno 10.
bcnoe g9ortc Ole Nniidr Der grobcr,
Wcnge lciner Mitbiirgcr micoeripic.
gcln, icner gnIidt, lueld)e cine be.
mertcnsiuertbe Ncnberung crInbreil
bat, ieitoem slacs ooroui binocutet,
cob fcin 8runo oafiir porbonocn lit.
Dem oeutiben Monorden i%einoicli.
&C. ani llnterjoduirg bin5iclenbc
ElGnc unter5uid)ieben.
Son irgcn0 meld)er Yntipathic &c.
gen Die Sclttid)en ais Golf ooer &c
acn &oiicr @ilbelm perionlid) mar
in ben Ser. Staoten niemolS cine
Spltr jill iinbcn. Wtit Nuanobnle Der
Gnal1nber, Der Sd)ottl1nocr mo Der
SSrlGnoer giebt cS Hicmanocn, Ger
uns. lci eS bl,rd) @litt, Sprodr, 81.
icrotiir, Snititltionelb @eieBc unD
8e~iuobnbeitcn 10 nnbe itcbt, ais Die
Gingeborencn beS Ocutidpn Goter-
lnn0cs. mo mas ibren Scrriher be.
triift, 10 brol,d)en mir fonnt sic
Sbatlad,c IN Grinnerui1g Sli bringen,
Dob Gngliid) ieine Mutteripradle lit.
W1brcno mir inns nutur1enlGb sl
ocn Geutid)cn b%inge5oacn iiiblen,
lpnroen mir cine 3eit lang oird oell
Teroad)t ob9eltoBen, COB Goiier@il.
Gelnl Der 3lpeite cine 0eiobr fir ben
@cltIrieoen bilOete. Nud) mole er,
ipic mir cS ouifabtert, nid)t slleeitc.
ben, ooB fem @orluano iiir oieies
WiBtroucn porbanben mar. 9ie@ea.
nabtne itnb 9eiiserareiiune bon
aiautid)on 5eii9tc bon cirer Yolitif
I'M fernen Often, melde unieren eiac.
men Wnnib Die politiide unabbGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Wcurac Vud,mcicr.

IS finrb am %. stpril 1906 @curae Wud,.
meier, 80 Sabre alt. ~aeliebter @uite bon 81.
pbia %libmeicr, 9eb. guodn, mo Sobn bon
Sreoertd uho MarD Siidb meier. Sic Neerbi
9ung iinoet am Wittiuudl, NadmittaaS IA ltbr.
bon icirer SSobnlna. Nr. 6t6, Siios Sremuni
SirdBe, aus iluti, ipoju &eripunote uno Sreunoe
dttlngspolI cillgelaoen iino.
Gnolih bait On iiberurnoen
Nidrdc ih,pere, blrtc Siiiltbel,
Wtund)en Su9 mo Inandbe 9tadt
palt Su in S6merien 6Igchrddt;
Stanobnft bait Su le e%rirugen,
Seine Sdnter6en, Scinc Ylngeli,
YiS Der 600 Scin .luae brihi,
Sod per9e,icn mir Sih ridi.
8cluiomrt uua ieiner Satin unb ainScr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Ud0trlIT OOl VnIflllUre.
(sIpriI2. 4,G.9.11 Is, 1915. 20,23,25 81. 800
Der Observation-Disclosures Gummiiinrc.
NueI.lNcbnubc

WaItimure, II. glpril 1906.
Separate uub perlic9elte gngebote, an Den
ogodrb Of NlparoS," Care 81 The Giio Jieeiitcr, :
%Goreiiirt, Weroclt pom Staots Ncgiitrdtor in iei'
mem Niircau I'M fdtbbous bis @iittiupd, ben
20. 9lpril 1906, II llbr %ormitta95, entue9cll
9erommen iiir bic 9iibelirllla. ben @ofienbuli
mo ole Iiluiieritua nit oitriti5irten 3iegeliieis
nen Der Gdloerts Strabc, bon Der "a. bis 6ur
90. StrdBe, ilno Der Sedelino6parjI8 ltel Str.,
bon Der Snis bis sur Galpert.Strabe.
Spc5tftfatioien uno In9ebotss Soritnlnre Wer,
Den auf glppliiaiiot In oieienl 8iirenu g%elieicyt.
no Fldrc mo YroiiIe ein9eiebeH lpcrbcn f6nnel.
Sic Goutrait &eraebuliQsz Neb6rhe behalf iiG)
oG5 Jicbt Dor, irqero welhe mo allie Mnachpte
al oeripcrfen. Gin bcalalbi9ier Gbed in Der
6bbe neS in ocn Spe}iiifniionen nnaeaebenen
Nctrage5. 8abIbar an ben WiGDpr NM Siahtratb
bon Baltimore, mnB ieoem sIn9cbot ~Deioeiii9t
fem.
SIN gnltraIe Der &cb5rbc
Z. artbur @;fbam,
FrIIioent Der Eeb0roe.
GugcHc 4, Eoeger1,
9Ierf.
@cititigi.
e. GlaD TimauuS,
Fr1iioent Der Gontraft'9 erqebuugSs9 eb1rbe.
Giprilt2, li,lG,1 E,1S. ~, 20, q, % .24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Tepartemrnt fir 6tientlitjc Siderbeit.
Intcrncunrtemcnt iur Northumberland

Will e, !yIo., II. WIDTH 1YOU.
Ingebote fir Die 2ieicruna bon 8rooiiioner
ton Der Gtaot Baltimore AMI cine YerioSe bon
fdeS Wionatell iperbeu bis I'm IL ubr Sornltt'
Tags am 20, Spril 1906 ~enigegen gerorlnlen.
Spe5ifiiutionen founeu brrD Ippliidtion bel III
ommiiidr erldngt lueroeiI. Nn8e.
bote mitiiell un .3Be Noaro OF siparos, care OF
@arr0 8. Slocper. Gin %Jiepiiier," an beilelI
Giirenl i'm Jtni6bauie ~uoreiitrt peroen.
Sin hegIaubigter G9ed iiir buroert Collars.
5nblbGr ali Den Utanor mo Siabtratb bon BAL
%tilEore, mu6 ieoe3 ~9lngeDot b~ealeiiel.
Sic NebDrbe bcbdlt ltb oaS Jicdt Dor, ir'
9eIo ein @ugebot uoer ale Ilgehote 6lrljus
~lueitcn.
Samcs SosleN, M. .,
Wclunobcii2s@0mmiildr.
SutGeBciBen:
E. 6laD Sima.us,
4sraideut oeS nVoarO Of gtlunroS."
(9lnrill3-
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Cuu0uu Earf,

Der hanptiddltdlNe 1rtebhOt IN Baltimore.
dreal: 35O M6er. - Smnte no. brenoe Charter
Su ieber Seit err,iGbar. Siint Gents Subr,
GELD bon allen StaottbeiIen. Gtrabenbabn
&aggonS pafilren ben Suuptetneana que brei
bic ben Grieobot bel ruubcm Netter befmtcI.
NeGrdbnibpIate su febr mIbigen 4reifen
fdmmili1 nrter fortMdbrenoer Yfleee.
0Rrean: Wr. 81. Weit.e aratosa.e trahe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Gcrlam mlmngs= Yn;cigcn.

yD,arDlaub. Jnititut." - Sic 5ipeite rcgcl'
mdbige Sibung oes Snititui5 miro nm WittpDt1,
Den 20. sl9rtl, 6 ll6r MbeloS, in Der .Hid,monos
W;aritsSalc" gebdltel lpcroen gSdbI Der Nes
uHien lno SireftoreH.
1l4-O SamcS Wouug, Sefretlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
SuGn -. Teufel,
Nr. Goa. sis.e etrake.
lit Der Qcidlcnbcitntter.

ipcl1er auc s~iultrdee fteiS Sur 8uIriebcnteit
uIsfibrt. Die bon ibm bebnnoeItcn Heideu ton.
men ssoten lana Iiegen. obne <bie eerineIteE
SertuefilgSipure 3u 8ci9en. Sran 3eufel III
lung bon Sraueuleithen bercn Gpeaialitdt.
(Snuf0 tSl
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2nrraiuc.
RateYifm


Naterlfa - Harfartis - Drteettm.
@eftIi1 bon gealbrDof eii, unb cline baIte
Wette. Nenmet bic nit gDmbattan beSei&nete
Torib.abenue' Gar. Sreie Hntfd,en Ta6mitfuas
am TerNinuS. Yrcife bon geardbnibpIdten iebt
fpesteu. Qeidhte Nebtnguigpn. 1eIepbon -
goton 223. xareax: 4rcRllin. wnb @iwbjst.
asatS. Weusnet HrsfAase. (Wai4, fS,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Charles Nunraoi.

IS itarb pI6plih am %. 9lpriI 1906 Charles
Nunraoi in feincm II. gcbensidbre, ~gclicbier
Sobn bon Senrp tno Catherine Ncnra6i. Sic
Neeroi9ing firoet am Mittiuod,, andmittngS
, llbr bon Der gSnbtiin1 leincr @lterft, ysr.
li42. @cita0nr1hnres SiraBe, ans itait.
uI4-n
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Sin Sdritt in Der red)tcn Hidtnng,
epart % Nrgsent an anen trhfiaiEDen

Ue9rdputfcn.
Sin f65ner Gar9. eniirsber nit
fd,uar5em Iub uber ,peibem uoer
arauem @Iiifcb,lleber6ug. MueS faS
SargsGiufab, Observation-Disclosures,
@tnhalfainirii1g Der 2eite,
3ranerfIor. q Baar Sanofdnbe,
SeilHii9 hes 8rabeS,
pei6enpugen uno 8 feline 0iittden.
Wintam Goui, 9eihenbeIatter,
Wortbs ino @reetmuuntsglDe. Yeibe Telephone.
CSan1f .GWite)
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Wctanntmadnngcn
Eepartement fir notwithstanding.
Siireau Der ScBUroc Der SduisS umiiilidre.
,1ti5 ciMer Iriiiuug iitr 4cbrer Der Yrnparaits

Baltimore, Den 10. gtpriI 1906.
Sm SerlpdIiungs @ebdaoe, Wiaoiions uno Sds
lGbettesNpenie, Baltimore. miro am Tonneritag
uno Srcitag, hen so, Wal urlo /. Siill, elne
Sebrer sur Siiul,lig bon Steliillgen III Der Sprs
bereitluess SbHle Iilr Hcbrer alisjnlpubleII yin
Gtrtulur nit meiiercr. Mllornlutto1 MIRO aul
SerIuneclt an irGeIto einen Sebrer geiarot luels
ben.
J. ". Ban Sidle,
U1412D superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Ser .Staat Ncm.ScricD
mil finn Sabre lang jGbrlih 10000
Collars iilr ole %Nusrottung Ser Wto5-
fitos ouage6en. Ob iid'S rentircn
miro2
irf @oben mad SriG
lingSonfang uno oann nod cincl
Hildfal in minterlihe Semperotur,
mo bo5u liegt man spiiden Dem 80.
uno 40. 9reitegrab, iiiolider pie Neu'
pei
u&ie rnhtbu lit Ser
t~leinIte areis, menm man i'm mobl 81
/ piIeGcn neiR" iogten mir, alS Die
.N.-D. Morlo" ibren bunbertitell
2eiturtifel iiber Ole Corruption Der
equitable Sebensperii6erung" ibrcn
Sclern uorgeIebt bate. Die Y@orlo"
bat ben tleinen &reIa lucitcr gepilegt
mo ieBt OaS 5iucite Sunoert Seitorti-
fel iiber Equitable" Corruption a6.
loluirt. rSlltcreiIant mare es, 5l err
iabrenL mas oieier guipano pom @eiit
IN Den 200 Mrtifeln MN oeniibt bat.
Rad ocn Hcgiitrirungen
0eS SeISmogrnpben p0er Grobeben.
meier ergibt lid nnb Dem 9eridt
0eS @coOutiihen 9ilreallS, OoB iib
Die Shpingm1gcn oea coliIorniIdcn
Gr0bcbenS ilber 6cn Continent NIT
elmer Gurdld)nittS . @ei6pinoigfclt
bon iiinf mo elmer balben Meilc pro
Sefumoc fortgepflon5t boben, cine
umgeDObnlid bobe Sortpilanjunga.
@eidminoiofeit. 9ei Dem Charlotte
ncr GrObeben in 1886 betrlg Die Sort
piloll5ungS : @eidminoigteit i'm
Iurdihnitt MIR 175 Sui pro Sc.
tlln0c.
Sic Is bicago. N"urlingz
ton = Guincp = 9ubn" lit BON 9llns
oesrid)tcr 9et6ea mcgen @elpdbrumg
bon Nor5llgaroten an cine 3lueiggcs
lellihalt oeS StobltrultS 5u elmer
StraIe bon 10000 Collars, 5mei Se.
ante Der Sobn, meld)e onS Sradtge-
lduit Der 9abn IN &dnoen battelL 81
ie 10000 Collars perllrtbeilt moroen.
Gic @elobuBcn mllrbcn prompt mo
obnc Wtilrrcn erlegt. Nnnit bari Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ober nift ob=
getbon lein. Nnoeren 9abnen miB
bieico Oeid)Git olld) gclcgt merocu.
Sic 8clebrtcn m~cl0cn
iih 5rnl @ort, ober iibcr Gbeorie'n
fonlnlcu olld) lie nibt hinous. 80
meinen Die 9eologiifcn SohpcrItGr.
oigcn in Moibington, Dob pulfuniidc
Ginfliiiie 0oS 9eben in Californian
nid)t bcrbcigciilbrt bdttcn ipnocrn
oaB Elm Grbrutih im Snneren Scr
Grbtrnlte Die llrioGe beS 9cbenS &C.
mcicn ici. 0elaidibtcn, Die 6ci irii-
bcren pulfoliiihen Grnptionen enpor-
1cldobcn luurben, iolen id)licBlid)
mieoer in lire olie Gage suriifgc-
rutid)t icin. GoS mag 10 fem, obcr
mebr ais cine biibih o%ui9ebnute Tbec-
RE lit old) bieie GrflGrung Ger @e-
lcbrtCn uid)t. Ob ole aberdeen iiber,
boupt lie oie @ebeimnilIe oea Gg0ins
llern crgriinocn lpcroen?
M,,,I,vSts +.rf:sL, 0l.S,r
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Scr .Stout Ncw.Scric
nil finn Sabre lang iGbrlib 10000
Collars fir Die Nusrottung Ser Wo5-
fitos alageben. Sb iid'S rentircn
miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Stint o den mad SriiA>
l~ingsonfong uno oaum nod cincH
Hiidfoa in minterlihe Temperature,
mo bo5u liegt man spiiden Dem 80.
uno 40. 9%reitegrao, iiioliber mie Nen'
pei!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Baltimore Cemetery.
1areaa: granilin.s,tbg, RaItimpre. u. Wsrttfr.
.Heardbnibpilee Sum Neriauf-0uu S25 an,
mit Waarnorpioften absesrenat, $35 Ylat
t1r bier 0ESbeY. (Suujf6.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Muiulnno's tiirfiidjc YGocr.
Gonitnble. @cbdnoe, Fuiiamt scaen. eteta uiiru.
CIuuult22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

Siinfunb5man5ig ruiii.
ldc Sdtriitltcller ba6en cine Heiolli.
ton perofientlid,t, in Der lie ibren tie
fen umpillen iiber Die Ycbanolung
@orfi's uno iciner gnSreiemo in Den
Tereini9ten Staaten onsipredcn.
@ir bGtten in Der Yeriou @orfi's Die
rniliid)en Sd)riitIteler nnb in Der
Eerion BON Mooame Mnoreiepa Die
ruiiii6eSrouemuiiroe beleioigt. @cnn
ruiiiide Sbriftlteler, Die Sertretcr
oes geiitigen HllBlano's, einen ioldcn
9eidluB %faiien, 10 5eigen iie bamit,
OaB es nit benz Soditono Der ruff.
ideu Sbriititeaeriuelt nid)t lpeit Der
lit. Sn ben @ereinigten Staatcn
miro man lid aus Dem Srotcit Der
rniiiiden 2%iteraten beralid penia
MAIDEN.
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u. SlaD Etitutl5,
Irdiioent Der Gontraft'9 erqebung3s 9eburoe.
(Iprilt2, ii, iG.1T, rs. 10, 20,2t 1920
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.s1,o he held up and robbed is one

= 'TSo be held up and robbed is one thing. but to be held up and have your neneyg taken away from you while you have your hand on the trigger of a six-shooter, and then be ordered to hand over the six-shooter which com lmana you obey is an entirely differ ent state cf affairs" N':. '
 Such was the pitiful tale, related to ore of the eonstables by a certain young gentleman of Tombstone can yon the other evening" We agree with the young man, that this was a proceeding which was, ,hnmiliating un- der any conditions, but when you add
 to this that ithe certain young man has always considered himself very handy with a gun It. Certainly becomes a, deploEable state ofa aEfairsaa What chance has the ordinary tenderfoot in this naughty section of the bad, bad world when such old time guu-toters
 as the gentlemans. whose, name Bthe constable withholds. hands over his gun without aa protest? ar af;a :si1. r We ony nWaut to give this young gentleman little piece of advice:
 "rever carry your gun with you when
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thanking his lucky stars that he was left with the wherewith to proceed on L Sr
WOMAN WINS @ SUIT.

Mrs. Jennie B. Elliott, who owns property on. Castle and Quality Hills, has returned from the county. seat, where she has had a suit pending with one Bassford, a contractor. Mrs. Fl Iiott. who was made defendant in the suit wherein Bassford is plaintiff, was sued for amounts alleged to be due for work performed by Bassford. Mrs. Elliott won the suit. the verdict being for s2. in her favor. The suit grew out of a contract between, Mrs. Fl, liott and Bassford. Mrs. Elliott claim, ing the contract had not been properly performed. while -Bassford contended that she had not paid him in full. It was shown at the trial of the case in Tombstone that Bassford had been ad- yanced different sums of money by Mrs. Elliott with which to pay off the labor on the job. This amount, it was discovered more than offset the bill put in by Bassfori.
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BisBEEB B0Y@Is ROBBEDAT
 .pUEB|ILA. E. --ud -ersfls -Fa mann
Newly Made Acquaintance at Depot Invites Him Behind Building and Shoyes Gun in HiSFace. tlas

O. HHHf L. " 2 Earl Hogaa, a former Blsbee boy. swhose parents reside at If Naeo road ir this city, was held up at La Junta, Colorado, and relieved of a valuable watch and chain. Hogan, who is a miner and formerly worked at the
 Lowell shaft of the Copper Queen, is but IS years Of age. 9iIE s-iiss2 He was en route 10 Montana by way Of Colorado at the time of the rob
 bery, having, left here on July g. The | isformatios, of young cHoean'se hold pip and robbery came Ito hia ntotner here yesterday in a letter wASeh the | boy wrote home. fiN 7s 70 aE5 s1
 Ifocahi Jeff fBisbee- on thathirda go.
 Ing direct to En Paso and from there Ito La 1untage 3nt 79-1 EsFH i4It was Iwhfle waiting for 2 con. neetins train at 7tna La Junta depot that Hoaan- met iwithI-the misfortune
 related above Fkt theH La Junta de pot he met upi with a stranger. lwho l seened the nicstz affable of men and
 whose society proved congerial to the | Rfsbee vouth The conversation that
 pa seed EbetweeD the two was most ttira1. and Hogan paid little attention ! to 'it. f
 ] He was thrown completsiyIo off hIs
 guard. They walked ss they talked and when at a point where they coplG
 not be seen by other people about the depot. tke stranger suddenly turned | upon the young man and. thTusfing q | gun in his face, demanded that HosaH | deliver over all the money and val | tables which he had on his person.
 | The robbery netted the foxy hold up fine gold watch valued, at Se5 and
 a chain that would probably bring a i jeweler s5 over his counter. Strangely
 enough the robber forgot the richness , If bis haul and the ease. win which 1 it was made to search Hogap foI
 money. Had he done so he woult have beent nearly s100 to the, good
 for young Hogan left Bisbee rather 1 'fat''@for his iiosrney.into the mining
 districts of Montana--.------
 | Owing 10 this oversight of the high
 wayman Hogan was able to proceed or
 his way, after reporting the episode tc l the La Junta police and, while he ts minus a valuable time piece. he is
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ADVERTISEMENT l IN TRAINING FOR
 ,''''.s MATCH .'''
As Day for Drilling Match
 Draws Near, Interest in the
 Contest Between Double 'a Jack Men Increases. ..,.. ss'
One week rom today, at ruwet., the nsstsaeains in coehise epssntzExi}l. 90

One week rom today, at Lowell. the 'DssesEtesins in coehiss spanizxxisi go. on the big block of natlge granite to drill for Ahe $500 purse hung mp by Lowell business men- for the winning team. II, is expected that one Of the biggsss crowds that has gathered In recent years to witness a contest be- tween these giants will he at Lowell when Tom Devine calls time for ihis event.
 The work of moving the rock has started. and all will he in readiness i for the event long before the date set for the match. which is nsXt Sunday. Ross and McIyor have scarcely
 stepped training since they tied with ', Bradshaw and Pickens at Douglas on 1! the Fourth, 4o
 Since the match was thrown open l to all corners there are runners of ! r,any local teams getting ill condi' iion for the event. It is generally con ! eeded 4byirthe- drilling fraternity that lthP two, teams first mentioned above
 will get away with the money one way or the ots.er. accidents and hard luck | barred But there is always that ele
 rsent of chance that attracts others to | tho rock, and it is in the hope that the big ones will fall down or meet with an accident that other teams will 1 try for the money.
 No single hand matches have been | arranged for next Sundays event and as result it is possible that some
 of the heavier of the single jack men | r-a- douhfe m and 20 after the scair
 of, the Ross-M1Tor and Bradshaw ] Pickens teams. So far it has not been
 learned who the other teams will be
 but if the Page brothers are in shape
 to drill they will be seen on the rock | and would make a dangerous dark
 horse. The illness of one of them
 however. is apt to put them outside | the money.
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CHICAGO SENDS SEWING
 MACHINES TO SAN FRANCISCO

CHICAGO, July 14.-At a meeting of the ways and means committee of the Chicago. Commercial association held yesterday 800 sewing machines were ordered sent to the relief, as scciation at San Francisco. @
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GIBRALTAR; July a4-It IS oure

|. GIBRALTAR, July f4--It is ore. ported that the New York school ship
 St. Marys is ashore at Sparta. ,o , . The St Marys is a sailing vessel built sixty-two years ago anda for the. last thirty years in the service of the New York city board of education. She
 carried about 100 boys. and her mas, ter is Commander Gustavius O.. sHanus.
 U. s. IN. She has made frequent cruises to European waters. Her. Present. cruise began the latter part Of April. and upon her return she was | to. have been put out of commission, her. place being taken by newer craft.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15
cAR INSECTS z3u
 RANCHER LYING ON TRACK

OAKLAND, July 14.-7John o'Brien. rahcher. was run, over early this morning and his body cut in half by a car of the Haywards electric line on the San Ieandre road, near Elmhurst.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-15

you go out late at night, some mean, bad man may take it away from you
 and not give it back to you any more."s
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-20
A SHOOTING SCRAPE
At FARGO THIS
MORNING
Frank Lake Plugs Two Men
Both of Whom Are Now in
a Hospital.

A report from Fargo this afternoon
states that two men, Charles Mitchell
and o. NJ. Omstead, were the victims
of shooting scrape there early this
morning and both received wounds
from revolver in the hands of Frank
Lake. Lake is the proprietor of a
hotel and alleged designation house in
the hollow district in Fargo, and early
this morning woke up to find two men
in the act of breaking into the rear
door, SO his story goes, and, thinking
them robbers, he shot, hitting Mitchell
in one leg and the other man in both
legs. Omstead is from Aneta, and
meeting Mitchell they both registered
at Lakes hotel on Saturday, Lake be-
ing close friend of Mitchell's. Last
night they journeyed across the Red
to Moorhead and accumulated large
sized jags, not returning to Fargo un-
til quite early this morning. When
they arrived at Lakes hotel they
found the doors securely locked for the
night and SO went to the rear and
tried to force an entrance, with the
result above noted. The police are in
vestigating the affair. Lake has rather
a shady reputation in and about
Fargo, having been more or less in the
police courts the past year or two.
Mitchell and Omstead are both re-
cciving treatment in a hospital.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-20
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1t happened in the south end in the
district of the homes Of the local So
ciety folk. A young man was walking
leisurely down Reeves, when a car
riage drove up from which alighted
young woman in a Partisan gown and
with an escort who looked like an 3D.
vance agent of prosperity. The young
man ushered his fair charge to the
door and returned to the cabby to set
tie.
A moment later the young man who
was lettering down the street saw the
young society gentleman stoop down
and begin a search. The cabby lighted
matches while his customer swore VOL
uminously, until the loiterer began to
think that a gold piece had been lost.
At length the young man gave it up.
Whats money to me?" he said with
laugh, and jumping into the cab he
was rapidly driven away.
AS the loiterer walked over to the
spot the electric light cleaned on a
coin. He picked 1t up, brushed of the
dirt and frost and found nothing but
dime. Ten minutes later a cab drove
up, the driver flashing his horses furi-
ously. He jumped from the seat and
began search for the missing money.
The lounger laughed in his sleeve, but
was seized with conjunction when the
driver mounted his seat and prepared
to drive away in disgust at his fruit
less search. The lounger went over to
him.
II found the money; here it is?" he
said, as he handed over the dime.
"You give me the whole thing or III
punch your block off," was the re-
Spouse. "That man told me he drop
ped SO gold piece, and here you try
to impose on me with q dime"