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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
R. At MINNEAPOLIS
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND VISIT
ORS IN THE CITY.
CONTEST FOR COMMANDER
Old Fight Over the Proposed Erec-
tion of a Statue to Wirz, Com
mander of AndersonviIle Prison.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 18TH.
rush of visitors to this city for thu
annual encampment of the Crane
Army of the Republic continues una
bated, and the present prospect is tina
the meeting will be one of the mos,
successful eve held by the GRAND
Army. According to the estimates OF
railroad men, fully 10000 people
have So far arrived, and dozens OF
trains running in two and three sec.
tons are still OF the way.
The Contest For Commander.
The contest for national commander
Is warm. although no great amount of
electioneering has so far been done.
h friends of Capt. P. H. Coney, of
Kansas, are making what is outwardly
the most aggressive campaign, and
claim to be fairly confident of the
election OF their man. Other candi-
dates whose names are being strongly
pushed are r. B. Brown, of Evans
vile, O., and Charles j. Burton, of
Missouri. There Is no contest worth
mentioning for any of the minor Of
fees.
1t is expected that considerable de-
bate will result over the recent law
passed by congress driving the can
teen out Of the old soldiers homes.
The Wirz Question.
Another feature that may crop up
is the old fight over the proposed erec-
ton by the women of the south of a
statue of Henry Wirz, commander at
Andersonville prison. This matter
came up in 1901, and has been more
or less alive eve since. All members
of the Grand Army are vehemently
opposed to the erection of a statue
to Wirz, who was hanged, but many
of them declare that in their opinion
the intention to erect the statue is not
serious, and as the matter now stands
not worth the consideration which
some are disposed to give it.
A Large Camp Fire.
A feature was a large camp fire held
in the Auditorium, which packed the
structure. Addresses were made by
Gov. Johnson, COMMANDMENT Cher
Tanner, R. B. Brown, of GAINESVILLE,
o., a candidate for the honor of being
the next commander of the Grand
and a number Of others. /
A parade of the Topeka Flambeau
club was a most attractive feature of
the programme.
Three members of the Grand Army
have passed away here since the COM
nencement Of the present encamp-
ment.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Carrie Nations Purity Farm.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 15.-Forty
acres of ground in the eastern sub.
urbs of this city have been bought
and paid for by Carrie Nations bust
ness manager, on which will be erect
ed a purity farm school and home for
poor boys. Mrs. Nation donates the
$4,000 site to Rev. Charles Mitchell,
of Missouri, who will have charge of
the institution, the first Of the kind
for the new state.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
INSANE IN UNITED STATES.
Not Counting Hopeless Cases, There
are 1878 In Warehouses;.

Washington, Aug. 11.-At the end of
the year 1904, the last for which fig.
ures have been returned, 1919, 773 per-
sons were under restraint in the 1928
Warehouses of the country. No account
was taken Of the ~hopelessly insane
people returned to the insane wards
OF the county pOorhouses throughout
the country by the hospitals for the
insane maintained by the various
states.
During the IS years period from
1890 to the end of 1903 the number
OF hospitals for the insane and the
nsan confined therein both doubled.
In that2 same period 1896 persons
were confined in AZ institutions for
the feeble-minded.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
NO CHEAP GAS
FOR KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 15.-Kansas
City's fight for cheap gas received a
setback when the Chicago capitalists,
who recently were granted a 80 years
franchise to sell the city natural gas
at 20 cents a thousand feet for man.
ufacturing purposes, notified Mayor
Beardsley that they could not accept
the proposition. The franchise, they
said, carried too many restrictions.
At Independence, Mo-, near here,
at a special election, the action of the
city council there in granting a fran
chise to furnish natural gas at 25
cents a thousand feet was ratified.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
BRYAN PLANS
SOUTH SEA TRIP

Paris, Aug. 15.-William ]. Bryan
confirmed a report that he intends to
tour Australia and New Zealand the
coming winter. He will leave his fam
lily at home, and wiki start from San
Francisco, according to present plans,
Immediately after the November elec-
lions. He expects to be gone ten
weeks.
The foreign office communicated to
Mr.. Bryan that President Fallieres
deeply regretted that Mr.. Bryan's
short stay did not permit the time
for M. Fallieres to return from Ram
bouillet in order to receive him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
CONVENTIONS IN ILLINOIS.
Bryan Not Mentioned In Cook-can.
o For Presidency.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-At the senatorial
district conventions held throughout
the state the democrats, with one or
two exceptions outside of Cook coun-
ty, Endorsed Bryan for the presidency.
In Cook county his name was not
mentioned, as National Committee
man Roger c. Sullivan saw that any
attempt to indorse him was squelched.
Speaker Cannon was indorsed for
the presidency in some counties by the
republicans. but in the majority no
resolutions were presented.
Former Gov. Yates got the instruc-
lions for senator in the few counties
in which he received a plurality of the
popular vote at the primaries.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Milan Has Bio Blaze.

Milan, Aug. IA fire in the great
warehouses of the Paganini VILLAIN Co.
Is raging. The warehouses were
filled with oil, benzine, petroleum and
drugs, which burned fiercely. All eff.
forts of the firemen to bring the
flames under control so far have
proved unavailing. Flames spread to
several adjoining buildings, which.
have been wholly or partially de-
stroyed. The loss so far caused is
estimated at $500, 900.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
DEFENDING ROOSEVELT CUP.
Trial Races Of Yachts For the Honor
On at MarbIehead, Mass.

M~arblehead, Mass, Aug. 13.-The
trial races for the honor of defending
the Roosevelt cup. a trophy given fol
the purpose of encouraging interna.
tional small boat racing, and in quest
OF which two German-buil yachts
have already arrived in this country.
nave begun under the auspices of the
Eastern Yacht club, the donor of the
cup, and will continue throughout the
week..
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
The Case Of Mrs. Aouie Myers,

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 11.-Gov. Jo-
seph Folk of Missouri stopped here
on the way home from the Old Salem
Chautauqua, where he delivered an ad-
dress. Asked If he had announced that
he would not interfere in the hanging
OF Mrs. Aggie Myers, at Kansas City,
Mo, he replied: "No, l have made no
announcement about the case at all.
| have not looked into the merits Of
the case"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Freight Hores Opened In CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-The freight boreS
Of the Illinois Tunnel Co. will carry
merchandise of all kinds in car lots
for the first time. Announcement to
this effect was made by officials of
the company. The movement will
mark the practical completion of the
Illinois Tunnel Co.'S system of under
ground freight railroads, the construc-
ton of which was begun five years
ago, and which has cost its owners
about $50, 900, 0O0.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
The Tariff On Live Stock.

New York, Aug. 15.-George H
Schafer, president of the United Mas,
ter Butchers Association of America
says that the question of eliminating
the tariff on live stock would he one
Of the subjects discussed a. the con
vention of the association to be held
in Milwaukee, August 21-24.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
THE MAD MuLLAH REPULsEo.
Attacked the Sultan Of Mijertains, and
Was Driven of.

London, Aug. 15.-According to the
correspondent at Alden of the Daily
Mail. after devastating 10 Ogaden vii.
lagos, the Mad Mullah, inflated by his
success, attacked the sultan of Miier-
tains territory. Both sides lost heav-
lily. The sultan had nine near rela-
tives and 700 warriors killed, but
eventually repulsed the Mullah, who
fled towards Illig and the coast.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
The Flood In the Colorado,

Houston, Tex, Aug. 13.-The flood
in the Colorado river which started
from the torrential rains in the San
Angelo country a week ago, is now
reaching the lower valleys, and the
farmers are endeavoring to save what
they can of their crops. Despite every
effort the loss will be heavy
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Anniversary Of Flag Raising.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE six
tieth anniversary of the first raising
OF the American flag in Los Angeles
was commemorated by a celebration
and fitting exercises on the site of
Fort MORO, the exact spot where the
American colors were hoisted by Gen.
John C. Fremont.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Defeated Candidate Advises Bolt

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 14.-George d
Perkins, defeated candidate for repub,
lican nomination for governor, has
virtually come out against the repub'
lican ticket. In his paper, the Sioux
City Journal, he gave prominence to
a letter from n of his managers, adj
vising a bolt, and also published a
large picture and commendatory no
tice of the democratic nominee for
governor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Indiana Mine Engineers Strike.

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE
second engineers at Indiana coal
mines have revolted against the terms
of the new wage contract, by which
they are required to work longer hours
than first engineers, and they are re-
fusing to work unless their pay is
based on the e%ight-hour day.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Suicide Of a Kansas City Man.

Kansas City. Mo, Aug. 13.-W. H.
Hyers. whose dead body was found
in a field here Saturday afternoon, was
secretary of the national board of
trade of Kansas City. His suicide is
said to have been due to financial diff
ficulties.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
To Plan a Revolution.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Tribune
says: Gen. Antonio Paroles, who has
earned a reputation in Venezuelan as
q valiant and able military leader, has
arrived in this city from Trinidad, to
plan a revolution against President
Castro.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Texas Cotton Crop Badly DAMAGE

Houston, Tex, Aug. 14.-There has
been a distinct deterioration in the
Texas cotton CROP during the past
week. and the boil weevil and boil
worm are doing great damage over a
wide area. Flooding rains in north
md west Texas have caused a heavy
loss, and the daily showers in south
Texas are causing shedding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Gro66cr,ogtGum &cGeu.

QGten ia 5 t. en- Ser GpurtaTs
gu 4Iten1taot ipnroe Elm 3Sebl6etr1g
bon 10000 Wurt entOsdt. Ter Sois
ierrearer, ser 30 Sabre ieires 4r.e5
poltete. 1T jiin9it geltorben.
9ingen. Sn Wadernbeim idlua
i'm Streite ser 8ubnbebienitete Sobann
Spe6t Dem Qduopirt6 4ort6 eiren
&rua auf Gen &opf. 9ort6 1T qeItpr,
Ben. Gps6t ia! Die Studt er9riiIen.
b q d.. 8ie Haubm0roerin
2ob bon S%ffenbada. Die BOY Sa6rssfriit
oas bliiberoe Sbdterden elmer Wittlpe
ermorbete unh berdabte, gum Sobe pers
urtbeilt. Damn ober 81 le6enslangliher
S3uhtbousStrufe tesnatigt puroe, lit
lpe9en 8eiiteBItOrunq tir5liA elmer
Srrenan'talt I~GeripieIen noor0en.
90 81 2dut GeitiftSberi6t
Der Qttiers @eislIdaft CUR Grbauuna
biIliger Wobnuraen (rumentli6 fir
4r6eiter) amber lit Ole 9autbGtigfeit
Der Gefelihaft i'm neientli4en dbges
f6loFen. Vie @eieai6aft beIab Bel
SdbreSfhlub 81 3pei3immers uno 81
0rei3iinmer SduIer. Die 204 Mob4
nungen iparen BON 189 6amiIjen nit
1899 G0pFen 6eIeBtg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Gf(a6- Sot6ringen.

Gtrobburg. Sn Den berebuus
lid)sn 9etrieben pon Gliub Qotbringen
iuurben i'm Sabre 1905 ourdIdniitlid
21,928 MrGeiter unb 624 Nufi9t5s
beant: tei6Gitigi, ge1en ,2l,762 Or.
better uno 594 @ufIidtsbeamte i'm
Noriabrs. Die 53abl Del. an ben GiIens
biittenlperfsn in Gliabs 2otbrineen tez
i6dftigten 9(r6eiter tetrug i'm 9ur4s
fdnitt 1888, gs9en 1892.
9iebenh-be Sn Der NGGs
bon Settiugsn ipurben auf Ser Cube
Stertru0esG teinberg bier gerg,euie
psrIdittet. Man tpnnte brsi Der @srs
ftutteten nod lebeno aus ben S6utts
mdIen beraus5ieben, Der pierte ipuroe
loot aufoefunOen. Bon Sen Geborge,
rlen iino tur5 0urauf 5ipsi geitorbcn.
y + 10 / lie +. Der @eblpeiler
Gemeinoerdtb beIhlob Die Grridtung
zines G6uIar5toieni.es, iopie Die Gins
flbrung Der obIigatoriTden 2ei6sns
fhau.
81 B. gts Nadfolssr besI bier
psrItortersn Generals Der Snfahierie,
stosber, 1T Der @eneral. leutnant D..
prittpis urb Saffron, aommanbeur
Ser s. 3ipiiior in !6ane a. g, gum
&cmmnn6sur bes 16. Nrmsetotps ers
nonnt tror0sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
G6Iringif6e Sfaaten.

% m q T. 3pei pidtige Be-
f6liiITe faBte Der bieii9e GemeinOeratb:
Den Wusbau bes bieIigen eIettriIheu
Strabenbubnnebe8 gu elmer Ring6obu
uno Die @inri4tur5 elmer Q%tutomobil'
Notwithstanding nit Gttersburg
unh 92lpeSere.
G~isfefo. QnlGB(if BEG &C.
burt5tases bsS Ser3ogS bon Meiningeu
itiitets Der Nufiihtsrat9 Der por5elan'
fo6rjf Qimbaf Die Gumme bon 10000
Dart, neren 9~insdtnurf tiihtisen Orr
bsitsrr su CUTE tcmmeu fol-, Ioiuis
1000 Mart gum Ban elmer Qrbeiters
~babednItdIt.
SImenau. Gine Gentralpetters
Interchangeable fir 1%hiiringen ioq
in ~uniersr Stubt crri1tet peroen.
g o noersb au en-. prin3
Qsopot6 BON Shmdr5burssS on0erss
bauIen lit in Berlin seItorben. Der
prir3 nuroe 1882 aeboren. Gr mar
Der ein5iac gruoer pes jsbt regierenosn
Tiiriten @iintber bon Shndr5buro;
SonoerBbuuIen, Ser lnun Der eir3ige
Heprdientant OieYer Gjnis lit. "a Der
berItor5sns prin5 unoerbeiratbet mar
uno dud Der rsgieren0e Siirit timber
los 1T. fdQt bic SerrI6aft ubsr bus
S%iiritenibum Gonoersbcuisn na6 Dem
Sobe OeS jebigen JIr'ten an Die Clinic
Huooltaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

e6wauB. 1T i'm otter bon SO Sabr.n
esitorben.
9 B en n. SIM 3uitano ssiitis.r
llmna6tung bat Der @eneralzM aior a.
.. &arl @oolf Seroinanb Goler gu
planib auf feinsr 9eiiBung, Dem &ita
ter9ut pisfopiB, !Sano on fi6 seIsst.
Ger @srItorbsne itano i'm 65. 2ebenss
iabre.
9orna. SieIerS Sage bat ii9 ser bier
fppbnbafts 43 Sabre alte Gpbleniperts'
oufIe6er G6uitsr auf 2obitaoter 5lur
BON einem GiienbabnSuse iiberfabren
IaNen. Yer 8opf mar linn bonn Rum'
pfc getrernt. 10 oaB Der Sao auf Der
Gtele eineetreten 1T.
Gbemnib 3. Die iddiide S4rau'
bens unb M~utternfabrif BON @ebriioer
Subner feierte ibr ~25jGbrises 9es
i6Gftsjubilaum. Die Snbabsr Der
Sirma lieben aus Die lem gtnlaB 5000
Mart unter lire Qrbsiter pertbeilen.
5 ! bburs. Sineitbin erfolste
Die getriebSer0ffnung Der neuen giiens
babnlinte 6rohburgs8o1ren.
& lin9entb bal. Der bieIiee
8%emeinberath beI9lpB. cine ftGotiiGe
slettri'6e Gentrale nit einem aoItens
a~uflpanhe bon 100000 Marf erbduen
al Ia1Ien. Die No6boroemeinben
3tpotd unb Martbou1en tper6en Ii6 an
Dem llnternebmsn betbeiIiqen. NuA
Der Na6borprt 9runnoDbra nit lns
tsrTa6Ienberg erri9tet Elm sigenes
Glettri5itdtsrpert.
2eip3ig g. Dom Sor1mersS emes
fter an lperoen an Ser 2eip3ieer llnis
periitdt Srauen nit Den erforoerli6sn
Heifeasusniiien als Stubirsnoe ims
motritulirt; our tbeolo9iT6en uno
jurj'tii6en prifung lpsroen ie absr
,ni6t SueelaIen.
3ittau. SIM benu6barten 9irI6s
fel0e ipuroe Die 2ei9e Der 9srgmannss
ebefrau glotlpiB aus @iebmannsoorf
in tart beripeitem 3uIt1nbe dufeefuu0
Den. Sic 5rau bate am %. Sebruar
b. s. hen 9eimipeg bon Siridfetoe nu9
@iebmdnnsoorf i6er Die bur6 Die
NeiBe iiberi6pemmten WieIen genoms
men uno tpar btebei ertrunten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
8rannC6pcig. AuGarf.

-. |L-" .
Sionf re II 3 II r9. Gtre 6emerz
iensipertRe WqhRuE9 erojrl ocn NAB =
9ebenber Gtsue an Ojt l,uterofii5iere
oes bieIiQcn 9ataiQona. 5bncn lpurOe.
ioneit Ie perleiratGet ino, ein9es
i9arIt, oaruuf 81 odten, 0ab bel ibren
6rduen Die ppbiudt njdt a~Ger9anot
neAme. Sn teinem JGa loltGp tie ouls
Den, Dap in Der GrnGbrun9 Der 6amiIie
&ir3us9cn ,sn9uniten DER IpiIctiea
unO ron ionItigem Gurus porocnoms
men lpiiroen. Nur genijQfn0e ,ilQltige
Soit made Nen a0rper iabl9 fir cen
i"trofien ioloatiId:n 9ienjt.
9e a IL. Ter Qriiprbcnc 9dms
mermuiitu3 q. .. QeopoIO 2ebmann
bat Der Gta0t 100000 mari permo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
8doen.

2artsruGe. Ser friibere Seis
belter9er Neftsanipult, Or. 2uolptg
Srettsr, cia 5reuno Soiep6 S9efiels,
1T i'm GIter BON 81 Subrcn oubier &C.
ftorben.
Grei g. Gum 0~ompfarrer
an Stelfe be5 iiir3li6 reritortcnen De-
fans G4oter lit Der S%ta0tpfurrer Der
2iebIruucns (SiioItu0) Stride in
aurlsruhc, 8reit.e, potn Gpmfdpitel
9epdblt lro,osn.
Sci btI6erg. 8ec btciige Sus
ftisattuar G,aa unh scr Notarid.Ss
ottaur Nairoa in Gtoda1 IinD ipe1en
Mlb.r5 tti ous1ehebnt;n .Snpotbciene
rcrmittc!un9sGeidGften rerGoftet ipors
ben.
81 annGeim m. Sm otter bon GO
Sa9rcn lit 0us Mitalieb be5 bisiioeu
6ofs un6 Ndtionolttediers, aorl
Grnit, oeTorber. GrnIt, Elm oe6orener
SeIterreifer, ma i'm Sabrs 1878 ols
erItst SslO en- Die bieIiee 8iibne ges
fpmmen, Der er nit 3ipci untsrbrsturs
gen 16 Sabre Ginhur9 dnaeb0rte.
pfpr30ei IN. Ter 9iirgttouS:
fhub ~9eneGlniQte III einem Neubnu fir
Die bieiise aunNaemerbeidule ourh
oen Staut einen 9aar5u'duB BON
250,OQ0 Mart, nm ni6t ourd cine Nbs
lebnuno oen Neubuu gu peridleppen
urlb Die beige SnouItrie gu idlOi9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
@Irftcu, 6erg.

Stuttoart. ON Der 8onigt
ftraBe, Der Stutt0urter Sauptltrabe,
oeren WuS'cben Iid) nellerer 3eit, ma
mentlid hurh ben groben Siebfden
Waarenbou3buu, sismIi6 ~perdnoert
bat, iteben tpeitere 9erdnoerun9en be-
ppr. Sin Der 6reifruu b. HeiIdad ges
b6ri9eS Sous an Der &Dnie1trdbe 1T
bon ser WiirttemtereiI6en MetaGs
,paarsniubrit @ei3lingen nm 675,000
Mart eripprten moroen gum 3pede
zines NeubauaS nit @eI6dfisriumlids
teiten fir Die bieIige 0ertoufsItele Der
Sirma. 0aS Na9barbous, ebenfals
Ser garonin ReiI9ad gebOrig. lit fdon
Dor "turSe@, um 100000 Mart an Ben
Softer un0 Ge0erfabritanten Ridjarb
Wdlo6aler bier pertauft porben.-
8ebeimrotb b. Sofader, Der ebemdliee
langjdbri9e prGiioent Der poTten uno
Seleorapben, lit i'm g(lter BON 80 Sab
rem geItorben.
Bali 8 + 0 E II. Nenlid
fonb Die Groffnunesfeier Ser n%euerbaus
ten 9abnItrede BON bier na6 9iIins
gen, ,pel6e Ole SortisBun9 Der felt Dem
Sabre 1902 i'm 8etrieb befinoliden
Rebenbabnlinie Nalen : Reresbeim'
8o1merts1ofen bilbet, itatt.
Sci # e | II. Die bieiige Minerals
9uelle, ocrcn prooutt lid) ftets 5unebs
member 9elie6tbeit %erfreut, qing burd
aauf an Witb. @eitb in 3nffenbauIen
iiber.
g II b ~ | g 8 bure G.. SRI. Guile
8rauumiiler, pripatiere, bebddte in
ibrtm Seitdment bie Gp. 9riioers un6
3%inhsrdnftult &drl6bOte mil Dem Ners
mdd)triB ron 1000 Wart, infer Mdns
ner6eirn Salon nit eincm iol6en pon
500 Mart. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

BteIiB. Sn' Der Gemeinbe CAB
lac3 murhe Der @emeinoeporIteber
Tron5 Gtr3onhala ermor6st.
0rd5. &iir3li4 I~eierte 6ie SHUTTER
beS in 2ouriiteutreiien iehr tetdnnten
@crqiii6ter8 Hu0olf gaum9artner,
6rdu Maris 8oumgartner in Ratbl,
ibrsn 106. @eburt5tag.-9eim Nlpenz
blumenpfGidcn Itijr3te bon Der Ioges
nunnten .3snttIranb" Der 17iG6rige
3euli6iiIer &sirri6 qif)tsr aus @rds
circu 100 Ileter tief ob. Gr erlitt
f6psre 9erlebun9cn, oenen er bulo
bdruuf erlag.
SgGo. SIN 9orfe 8ioernit ents
ftono oieler Gage elm 9rober 9runN,
pelder ,balo bas gan5e 9orf elm
di6erte.
Snn8brud. 4nbisr 1T Der Gam
oestot6 Runtiofer, elmer Der a~ngeiebens
item 8eamtsn Der Stabt, nad %porduf
9egangenem Gtreit BON Ieiner eigenen
Satin eritp6en lporOen. Huntiofer
bate gu nGttli6er Stunbe bieIe nit
einem NepoIDer bebrobt. Sn ibrer
@n9it eriff bic be6robte 6rau gu einsm
WeIler unN Ita9 ibren gatten nieoer.
Sui # c / II. Sie Gntbiiaun9 oes
Gift 0entmaI5 lit arf Den 10. Septems
Der 1906 feIt9eieBt iporoen.
M q d. . It t a II. Die
SoAter oe8 tirsli6 psrItorbenen 8aufa
names Ries, sic ~27iGbrige Roid Ries,
lpurbe in Dem @eidGftslofal ermorbet
aufgefun0en. @uS Der 8a6e wuroen
400 Sronen uno Sipei iil6erne ubren
9eraubt.
M} era II. Ser Merdner @emsinbes
IuSi6uB nabm baS bon Der Sirma
Wui6 e Gun bier ausgeorbeitete PRO
jeff elmer neuen srcben S9lahtbofuns
la9e on. Ole jenieit oes neuen Sa6ns
hofeS erri9tet iperben Ioa. Soften
punt etlpa 100000 3ronen.
81 ei denberg g. Siingit puroen
in Ser SrtSgsmeinoe SdloB 9oiig, bic
erit 1898 BON elmer perbeerenoen
OVutt2ptHHIl tlNyeIuuJt ipbtp'' iputi
IA @ebOIte nit Nebengebduoen Elm
Raub Der 6lammen.
Roberetp. Die @erbdnolinoen
Ser Siib6obn nit Ben italienilhen
ga6nen lpe9en Grpeiterung Der @renas
~itution Ola itno oabin 9eOieben, oaB
Die Siio6abn nit Den notbpenoigen
Irbeiten beqinnt, tuenn bic italisnilhen
8abnen einen 8eitrdg bon 100000
Sire leiiten.
Satoenbo e n. Der Nbitus
rient Der 2ebrerbilbun9sanItalt Warz
burg, 9lois &Drner, pelder Ii6 bier
bel ieinen Gltern beIl6speiIe dufbielt,
1T bon Der Rlline so Weter in Die 2iefe
e%eItilrSt unO blieb tobt liegen.
3 10 nj b. 9abisr brunnte neu
lid bas 9ults Der 8euIdlerin Warie
Maier ab. Die geiiBerin unb lire
15jGbrige 5phter fdn0en Den Slam
mentoo. Der 77jdbri9e @atte Der
Maier erlitt fdpere 8ranbpunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
SGtpefs.

gern. Die eiOaen6ifidc Miin,s
bertpaltuna miro i'm 6tii6jabr in ein
nelgebolttes Wiinaeebduoe in Bern
iibcrIieoeIn. Sm Sabre 1905 ipurben
4.700,O0O Stid Miin3en i'm Nenns
iucrtb BON 3,670,000 Srancs ausNea
prGgt. Die Standardization an siges
men Miin5en betrlq in Der Sdlpei5 i'm
9erihtSjabr 199,526,OGO Gtid i'm
Nennpsrtb BON las, l35,OOO Srarcs.
3 ii / If. NeuIid fat 2ouiS @ross
jean, Snbaber zines groBen GbemiIeries
0slhGftes in Grid feline p0Qig ges
ldbmte 3odter un6 Damn iib ielbit err
fho7en. - Der pripltOoSent 0r.
CALIFORNIAN bon ser 9~res6ener S6isrs
Gr5tli6en Sodidule bat einen Ruf uls
uuberorbentiidsr proie7or an Die unis
periitGt 3iiri6 onqenommen.
YaeL. 4uf Der 8%er'dmmlun9
oes S6peiSeriIdsn @epsriIGofts6uns
osS ipurbe Die Io9snaunte 6irette Nttion
%5uouniien bes Qdtitunhentuocs nit
1875 geqen 18 Giimmen obgelcbnt. Gin
9niraq Der Sol5arfeiter, Den @eperts
idoItsbunb in Der ge9enipGrtigen
6orm aiif5ul0fen unb nad Irt Der
beutiden @enerottommiIlion gu orgas
niIlren, ipurGe dbQclebnt.
70 ddo't. Ser Gtoutsratb bes
aantons Waaot Fat einen GeIebescnts
wuIf anasnommen, hurd) Den I'M gans
aen &antonsgebiete Der Iusidant unb
Nertrieb bon 9tbiintb in 0iTcntliGen
2otalen berboten miro. lleber Die 8ors
ldge miro Der @roBe 3atb enO3iltig
gu ent'6eioen 1aben.
0enf. Sn @enf itart Der Sonos
rdrprcfeHor Der Wattematit an Der
bortiaen 1lniperNtGt, 9. Sltramare,
i'm 80. 2ebensjdbre.