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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
COAST BUSINESS SUFFERS
Gloomy View Of the Sailors Strike
in California Taken by Prom
inent Shippers.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 9.-LocaI rep
resentatives of the Pacific Coast and
Oriental steamship lines that are tied
up. following the abrogatiOn of their
agreements with the Sailors union in
San Francisco, fear that unless the sal
Tor men and ship owners get together
the trouble will develop into an absO-
lutte shipping tie-up, affecting the ocean
front from San Diego to San Fran
cisco.
Los Angeles representatives have re-
ceived official notice informing them of
the situation and notifying them to can
eel all steamer tickets and freight con-
signments for the present.
F SchaffeT, local head Of the Mer-
chants Independent Steamship COM
pany, had the following to say Of the
situation today:
ct believe the trouble will be settled
soon, but if it is not I fear that it will
develop into a most serious tie-up. The
steamer Coronado is lying at San Pedro
with $4,000 feet of lumber. and it would
take but half a day TO unload her. but
hands are not available
r. Perkins. manager Of the Hugh B.
Rice company, agents for all the big
steamship companies, said:
The steamship companies cannot af-
ford to hold the big mail steamers on
account of the government mail con-
tracts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
MERE MEN COUNT NOT
IN THIS LIFE SCHEME

Chicago, June 9.-Marriage has be-
come a mere incident in the life of wO-
man; man is but an appendage, an ad-
jUnct, a coroIIary of woman. In short
man is not nearly as important as he,
with fatuOus self-cOnceit imag ines him
self. So speakers at the session of the
National Business WOman'S league in
the Palmer house declared yesterday
all the speakers being women.
In art, in music, in literature, in med
icine, on the stage, as nurses, as court
reporters, and in numerous other voca-
tons, professions, trades or crafts men
are by no means the whole thing. Most
startling of all, man as a husband
does not summarize the entire universe.
A husband is an incident, not a crea-
ton
''AIaTriage?" asked Miss Louise Lee
Hardin of Denver, president of the as
ISOLATION why, marriage is no longer
everything in a wOman's life 1t is
getting relegated in the mind Of wO-
man to its truth in the prOportionate
scale Of things and is becoming an in
cident- Marriage is but an incident in
the life of a man, why should 1t not
be so in the life of woman2 Women
of today must have other interests in
life beside the hearth, and / think it
is a very good thing for woman her
self and for the nation as a whole that
we are becoming weaned to some OK
tent from the idea that marriage is the
aIl-in-all of a wOman's career"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
BEER THE ONLY RELIEF
IN A CRISIS LIKE THIS

Cincinnati, o., June 9.-The city of
Cincinnati was tonight without a wa
ter supply and as a result the street
car system and all traction lines run
ming into the city were brought TO a
standstill. Many of the big buildings
which depend on water for power in
Guiding some hotels were without ele-
VatOr service
A break in one Of the water mains,
together with d mistake i'm turning
some of the valves caused a great waste
of water so that the hilltOps were with
out water all night and early today it
was decided that immediate repairs
were necessary. At 4 o'clock this af-
ternOOn the entire water service Of the
city was shut off. The intense heat
added to the seriousness of the situation
but the possible danger from fire caused
most alarm and the fire department set
a watch on cisterns and other reser-
vOirs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
The Bismarck

German Lunch Room carries every
thing in the line Of German lunches
and delicacies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10

Past Week Was LiStIeSS One in
Different Lines Owing to
Recent ChiIIineSS.
DEALERS ARE HOPEFUL
ASPECT STRENGTHENING FOR
NEXT WEEK.

The past week has been listIess in all
business lines The damp and chilly
weather is largely to be blamed, as
trade has been made somewhat SLOW be-
cause OF its unsettled condition In
financial circles the week has been
quiet. Bank cIearings have dropped On
some days below the amounts recorded
Tor the corresponding days last year
In one instance this was due to the
closing Of a heavy deal last year In
the other cases the difference in figures
marked decline purely. The return Of
the IS, 10000 sent to San Francisco from
New York banks shortly after the
earthquake and fire was the subject of
discussion in local banking circles The
SaE Francisco bankers have returned
the money with thanks, as they believe
with their town holding but half its
former population they will be able TO
handle the money situation in the de-
stroyed city without further trouble
Loan money in the local banks is slow
ewing TO the tied-UD wool situation in
Idaho and the havoc wrought TO the
railroads III eastern Utah by the recent
storms.
North Bench Picks up.
The real estate market shows TO
heavy sales for the past week. The
brokers have been spending much Of
their time advertising their annual
Real Estate day outing and arranging
the consolidation of the exhibits Of the
three big local associations.
NJmeTOIs inquiries are received daily
about lots in the residence section OF
town Property on the north bench is
attracting unusual attention
An advance on lumber has not affect
cd trade peTCeptibly. This advance has
been made by d few firms only. Re
taileTs report a slight drOp-off in the
lumber business. but this is attributed
TO the recent siege of bad weather.
Produce markets and grocers report no
material changes in the demand for all
sorts of edibles. This is one line Of
goods than cannot be affected by the
weather
Dry goods stores have been crowded
with women selecting their sumner ap-
paFel- Business in this line received an
impetus from the warm wave passing
over Salt Lake during the past two
DAYS The demand for mems summer
apparel is strong. Both wholesale and
retail dealers in various lines -antici-
pate q general bracing up in trade as
soon as warm weather sets in steadily.
Local quotations for the week fol-
low
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
five of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, 50 degrees; min
imUm temperature. . degrees; mean tenn
perature. IS degrees which IS 3 degrees
above the normal, accumulated deficiency
of temperature since LIST Of month. IS de
grees; accumulated deficiency of temper
allure since Jan. 1. % degrees. Total pCe-
ciptation from D m to q m none;
accumulated excess of precipitation since
1st of month. y inch; accumulated ex-
cess of precipitation since Jan. I, 3.63
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
NEW FOREST RESERVE.
old Logan Reserve Abolished and
Bear River Reserve Established.

A proclamation was received from
Washington, D. G, yesterday at the
surveyor generals office establishing
the Scar River forest reserve. which is
continuation Of the OLD Logan forest
reserve The name of the Logan re-
serve has been abolished.
The reserve embraces 275.OO0 acres of
land. Tt runs TO the northern bOUp-
dairy line Of the state, including sec
tiOns II to Is north; ?, 3 and 4, east, and
and 3. south
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
Death From LockjaW

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's ArnjCa Salve. Its Cntiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald merchant of
RenSseIaersville, n Y writes: 1T
cured Seth BUrch of this place Of the
ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw"
Cures cuts. wounds, burns and sores
25c at z. Q. NJ. I. drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect of
cIOgged bowels and. torpid liver. until
constipation becomes chronic This con-
dition Is unknown TO those who use DR..
Kings New Life Pills-the best and
gentIest regulators of stomach and bow
els. Guaranteed by z. c. NJ. I. drug de-
partment; price Csc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
JUNE 10th,
JUNE 10th.

Last date of teachers excursions east
and west via Oregon Short Line. Great
ly reduced rates to- Denver. Omaha,
Kansas City. Chicago, Portland, san
Francisco, Los Angeles ana other east
ern and western points.
SEE AGENTS FOR
FULL PARTICULARS.
CITY TICKET OFFICE 25I MAIN ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
GOOD SHOWING FOR U. p

tSpeCI3I 20 HE HeTaId.1
Boston, Mass. June 9.-The Union Pa
Cific years operations give gross earn
ings of over 1000, 600 and surplus for
common stock over so, 200, 900.
Serve with the soup and some with
the steak. The more MOUNTS Ketch-
I'D. the better the dinner twill make.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10

Dr. Keith has resumed his dental
practice, 500 Scott building, 16S Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
EVERYBODY BUSY.

Painters and paperhangers are at
work again, and we are prepared to ex-
ecute promptly all orders for painting
and papering.
CHAS. H. BODEL,
1885 East First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10

We are the exclusive agents for
the States OF Utah and Idaho Of the
worlds famous BORN STEEL
PLATE RANGES, and our complete
stock offers you the latest in modern
inst little dOwn-S10. 60
and tl25 per week. will secure for
you one Of these modern ranges, an
investment that viii make mother
and wife contented for the rest OF
their days.
No home iE complete without q
Born range. For 20 years they have
been considered the acme OF range
perfection
The strong poiats mat make Born
Steel Ranges the most desirable are:
Patent removable oven bottoms
that do not warp.
Balanced oven doors with patent
un breakable malieable iron hinges
ne spFinEs-
Double steel plate bodies, inter
lined with ssbestoA
Cast back fIues that will not burn
Out or Tust through.
Heavy cast iron tops that stand
the hsaf and strain
LArgs drop feed doors for wood
and coal
Reversible duplex CRATES that
oAn b used foR ooa1 OF wood
OampeTs that operate from front
Wher2 they are easy to get at.
Cast shields at sides OF top fire 20
rsta4n heat ana protect the joints
bstWeen walls and ovens
Adjustable flue slides that regu-
latA the draft for different fuels
sad ehimneys.
ThAse and many other reasons are
why you should invest IN 8 Born
Range. 4 personal visit VIII con-
vines you that our statements ars
both modest and frank. Our store
sxpsrt viii convince yoa o. the msr-
It's II the Born Range
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10

Say. have you tried those trout and
chicken dinners at Calder's? They're
Just fine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
G6aringifGs Sfaafen.

90 mar. Oabier itarb S6uls
ratb BERNHARD 8feiffer, Der Ii9 als
Sirettor Der itdotii6en giirgerI6uls
@erbierite I'm oas S6ulpeIsn bes
9roBber5ogtbums Weimar in liberia
lem Slime ertporten bate.
9rei5. Der @emeinoerdtb Be-
f6tob aus @nIab Der Silberbo63eit
bes 8%aiIerpaares, cine Stiftung BON
10000 Murt 81 erridten. Die 3inien
oieier Gumme folen armen G9ultins
bern Sugute fommen.
StIbburebauen. Der &C.
meinoeratb beI9lob cine einmoIige
Sbeuerun9s5uldge BON je 100 Mart
fir Die itdbtiiden 8eumtsn nit ipeni.
ger als $500 Sabress@ ebalt uno fir
Die iibrigen cine iolde bon bier pro5ent
6es 8ebaltes.
arani6e b. Cur Worna6me
s.nereller 9orarbeiten fir cine 9abn
bon arari6felo na9 Staotilm BADEN
Die &egierungen bon Ga6IensW eimar
uno SudisnsM eininsen oie genebmis
eune ertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
Ef(as. Sot6rinaea.

s burg g. Die 0offssG6,
Iing am 1. 9e5emter 1905 er9db in
GliabsGotbrinocn cine ortsdnpeIenoe
IepDlterung BON 1,814,626 perIonen,
eesen 1,719,470 am 1. DECEMBER 1900.
Sie 8ebolferung bat 1i9 in Der SGbl,
psripbe 19O0-1905 bemno4 UNI 95,s
156 p~erionen bermebrt. Die Mann
li1en 8epDlterung pu6s Inn 54,868,
ole tpeibliAe UNI 40,288. Don ben 80
2anotontonen 5eigsn 25 cine Mbnabme.
9ie srDbte gep0lferunsssunabme bat
infolee oes beosutenbsn MuHhpunges
Der 9srstpsrtss uno gileninouitrie Der
4estrt 2otbrinsen 3u per3ei9nen.
W B. GeneruQsutndnt b. Mrnim,
iettberiger aommanoeur Der 2. @arbes
DipiIion, 1T gum Goubernsur bon
Web ernunnt tporben an GteQe oes
iineit geitorbenen Generals Der 9apals
lerie, b. 6ogenotp.
M uIbauen. Das aanoaeridt
perurtbeiGte ben @riinoer Der GlIabs
Qot6ringiihen Snbuitrie @eIeafdoft,
Banter 9lumentbal. tpessn Betruas
unb !5sblerei gu 10 Mondten 8efdna.
nib uno 5000 Mart Celebrate, ieinen
aompasnon 9untmel su % Sabr.n
gefdnsnib. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
grannfGweig. Aa6aff. 2Safoe6.

graunf6peig g. Tad Ser snos
ei,tiaen 6eItftelun9 oes Gteebni1eS
Der @p!ts3dbIpng BON j. 3e3emter
1905 beitGet Die GlnpobHcr5ubl I'M
9er3oetbume 9rounitpeig 485,655,
9seen 464 1913 i'm Sabre 1900,
8srnbure. Nod Gdtub oss
S6uIuntsrridts troeten T9 Die Sna.
ben pouI 0rtpite uno GuItoo SnauFt,
teioe I'm otter tor Ell Sohyen Ite6enb,
cuf bas ielr f6node Gi5 zines Sci
d.s. Gle tyaden Elm un0 iunben beios
Den Spo.
WiIburesn. gu Dem 9obns
trpjstt WiIbunoen=aorbuds9 riIon bat
6ss GiienbabnminiIter iia fir bic BON
cen 9iirqern Miloungen8 erniinI6te
Qinienfubruna, rdmli6 fir 9urftuns
neIuna bes R~otbenberees ouf Dem rs1s
ten Goerufer, entI6ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
Sreie Std0te.

8 a b g. Die 8roBeinfaufss
eeIe1ihuft oeuti9er aonIumpereine in
Samburs bat i'm 9oriabre einen umz
fdb bon SO, 780,199 Mart er3ielt, ee>
gen 38,929,4OO Mart i'm @orjabre.-
Mit Dem 8ampfer n&ronprin5" fins
brsi junse 8uren, 9otbd, ban Selps
belb un6 Seinri6 Wii1er bier eingez
t%roffer. bic tpegen 2dnbesperrdtbs bonn
9e5irtsseridt in Winobut gu flint
Sabren Sebn Mondten Biz feds Sabren
bier Wonuten @efdngnib p~erurtbeilt
irorosn iinb. Die 9efungenen folen
ibre Strafe in 9eutidlanb abiiben
unb iino %porlaufis mad 9urburs se=
bra6t poroen.
Bremen. Die bieiise SpartaEe
bat 94481 Mart lleberi9iiIIe gemeins
niibisen 3peden iibertpieIen, bupon
10000 Mart Dem itGotiIden Muieum.
Bremer 3 a b n. Die ftdotiz
fden a%o1egien bs19lofen Den 9aii
eines. Staottbeaters fir $4,000
Mart.
Gubed d. Die grridtuns elmer
eIettriI9en GHneIbabn nad Srabes
miinoe miro in @erbinouns nit benz
SoGofenipert geplant. Diefes piro
mad feiner Snbetriebnabme einsn
RraftiberfGub pa, ettpa 1000 pfero.,
ftdrten baben, Die CUR gr3euguns elets
triiher araft a%ussenust tperbsn io[len.
Die Gabrseit auf Der elettriihen Yabn
2ibed-1 rapemiinoe fol- ettpa 20 Mi,
nuten betragen, tpdbreno fe auf Der
Giienbubn jest 33 BIB Al Minutsn Be-
trdst. DoS 9odofertpsrt fol- nod i'm
2aufe bss Sommers in getrisb seisbt
tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16

Jamilien Die @eridF0Tre auseebro.
der. Die l8jGbrige CUTIE Baron III
te,sits oieIem Qei0en erleeen,
Rir9 m b 0 Den. Die
.pfdt5iI6en aaItperte" i'm 3eQertbal
tobsn iGren 9etrieb %eineeitsltt unb Die
grbeiter. meiIt perbeirot9ete 2eate, ent'
latter.
Qanod II. @on Dem gerte6rss
miniIterium lit Dem Carbohydrates
3itettor a. .. GrnIt 9orItmonn in
9remen 0ie @%eneDmiaun1 our @usTiib'
runo oes 9aue5 fir Die etettriI6en
Gtrabenbabnen Qunoou Gteisneiler
unb 2anoausaIin9enmiinIter ert9eilt
nor0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
SaGGen.

DRESDEN. Sin bsreits i'm Sabre
1902 perunitaltetes Reconsideration
fir Die beiten S9ubborri9turgen BEL
StraBenbu9npa9en, pofir Der bieIiee
Staotratb in GemeinI9aft NIT Den
Sresoner Observation-Disclosures
preiIe i'm @eIammttpertbe BON 10000
Mart ausIebte, bat feline grlsoigune
g~efunoen. Don 307 eirsersiatsn
S1ubporrihtun9en iparsn 7 ausees
tpdbtt poroen. nit oener ms6rere Wos
nate binour9 in Der 9raris proben
anseIteGt puroer. Quf @runo Der
Iebteren fino Suei 5lpeite 9rsiie gu ie
1000 Mart an u. Msbrsn uno 81.
p9oisr in Q9ern, iotpie Bruno SeIbiss
9rssOsn unb ferrer Elm brittsr 9reis
in !S09e bon 1000 Mart an @uItop
Mertsnss Dresden our @~ertbeiIung oss
langt. Sin erfter pteis tonnte nitt
psrIieben neroen, neil nab Nniiht bsr
preisriGtsr tsine Der sinosreidten
S6ubporridtun9en einsn pirtli9 aus
rei6enoer S6ub fir 9efGbroete Der
ionen bietst.-Sm @lter Ron SO Sob
rem beeing bier Or. !Sermonn Mats
t%ersoprff iein 70jGbri9es 9pttoriubis
IGum. Ter Subilor srFreut iib no9
boiler ssiiti9sr uno tprperli9.r Riitie'
ieit.
Querb a Of. Yer Rotb unb Die
Staotberoronetsn bef6tofen Die grs
ri6tun9 zines gleitrisitGtstpertes.
9udboIs. Sin Jono8 pon runo
100000 Mart 1T in ~unferer Stabt our
Grriatung zines giirgerbeims fir bi.,
ilee olte. olIeinitebenoe 9eripren onee,
ionmelt poroen.
6 BENIN 3. gsi Ser Reidstassz
erfabnabl i'm Wabltreiie Gbemnib
fie9te Der SosioIosmptrot Hebatteur
Noste nit $4,000 Stimmsn; Ser 8ors
teGtanoibot Srmmeraienratb Sermss
borff erbieIt 1926, Der TrsiIinniee
@intber 9817 Stimmen.
6 o m a 3 d. Die itGotiI6en
8oae9ier tetpi1igten ols g%sitrag8s
~leiftun9 gu bem 9au Der 9a6n Wilss
bruff : Sriebifdsbal : 2ommobI6 :
SDbeln Die Summe bon 10000 Morf.
pIa-uen. Nad Dem GresbniB
elmer GrbeiterSabIung i'm 9s5irt Der
SonoeIstommer plauen lit felt 1893
Die 3obl Der Qrbeiter in Dem gesirte
um 54,89 prpaent eeitie9en. Set 1898
bat fi6 bic 3ahl Der Snbuitriebetriebe
bon 1922 auf 5946. Die Der Wrbsiter
bon 1887 3 auf 1881 permebrt.
Der Qntbeil Ser &leinbetriebe Bis 5
Qrbeiter an Ser GeIonntaabl Der 9ez
triebe 1T bon 1858 auf 50.42 grosent
aeitie9en. Die meiiten bieier tleinen
9etriebe %benubten motpriI9e, naments
lid elettrii6e &raft.
9 9 D d. Ser Staotsemeinoes
rat9 ipd6lte in elmer Sibung Ratbsz
oHehor Wilbelm MiiGer in plausn
einitimmia gum giirgermeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
DIrftemD erG.

Sthttgurt. 9ie 6ieiige Strofs
Hammer p%erurtbeilte Den 81 Sabre alien
G9neiber Reiber bon MagItaot ipeger
mebrersr nit GROCER @~eripegenbeit aus
aefiibrter @inbru6soiebitd6le 81 Iie6en
Sobren feds Monaten 3u6tbdus.
@uberbem Iiebt ReiBer Ieiner Nburt6eis
hung in SurlSrube, Strabburg ,n0
Miil6ouien /. 6. entge9en.-SIr5li6
ftarb in Berlin, 60 Sabre aft, ser
S6riititeler Grnit S6ubsrt. iabres
lang Neoatteur BON nllebsr 2ano un6
Meer" in Stuttgart uno Der i'm eleis
den @erla9e erI6einenbsn ,9eutI9en
Iomanbibliot6et."- $ Otter bon SO
Subrsn itarb amber Generalmujor
Wilbelm b, Riebel.
s ii 3 n n. Sm Sabre 1905
ipuroe an Ser bieiisen llniperiitdt Die
9ottorpiiroe 105mal perlieben. Ga
promopirten in Der fatbolil6s tbeplos
9iiden Satultdt /. in Der juriItiIden
unb Ser mebi5inii6en je 20. in Der
pbiloiop6iihen 10, in Ser ftaatspihens
fddftliden % uno in Ser naturpiFens
fduftlic6en II. Muberbem perlteb ole
juri'tiihe SatuItGt einmul Die 9pttors
niirbs ,.onoris cauIu" (Gbrsnbatber)
(profeiicr Or. b. Neumann, bier unb
Die epanoeliI9 stbeoloeiIfe Satultdt err
tbeilte cinmal ben @rab zines 2i3ens
tiaten. Sm Sabre 1904 betrug Die
3dbl Der Yromppirten 100.
Suttlin9en. Die bteii9e Sta6i
Fat bei6loFen. Elm Steintoblengaspert
gu erri6ten.
TIN. Gin euns empfin6li9es 3us
riidgeben bes SleiI9berbraufes lpur6e
bier feitaeiteut. Sn ben le~btperganges
men Monuten Nopember uno December
betrllg bieier Hiidsung i'm @ersleid) gu
benielben Wonatsn bes Sabres 1904
10 pro5ent, in, Sdnuar 1906 gine
ober Der &onIum bon runb $4,000
&itparamm i'm Sanudr 1905 auf 213,s
900 9ilogramm 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16

traq bon sc, S50Sronen fir See9o1pi3=
Spede u%n3utoufen. 9urd oieIe en- 8auf
erbGlt Die @eneinoe Wien berrlife
9aoepldbe an beioen 8u4ten oes
Woriatiidcn Weeres, aus ipel4en oieie
9%al6tniel poripringt.-9er Der itorbene
Sofrat9 Nnton Menger bat teI tamentas
rid feline beriibmte 8ibIiotbst, Die
ar0bte eriitirenoe io5iuIiitiI9e, Der bic
ii9en lntperIttdt permd6t.-Siingit
feierte Die ebemalige !Sofi9auIpielerin
Srou Gbriitine 6ebbel. bte Witttpe be3
9i6terS 6rieori6 Sebbel, BEL gutem
gsfinoen i6ren 80. @eburtStdg,-8er
Maler gbuaro Gbarlemont 1T 9eitprs
ben.
Wrab. NeuIi6 iagte ii6 Ser 2euts
nunt 0es bier 9drniIonirenben 3. Som
peos9uIarsn Regiments, 3oItan Sites,
cine Gugel in 0ie @rrtlt unb perlebte
Iih berart i6per, odB er penige Stuns
Den Ip0ter ieiner 8erleBung erldg. 9as
Motip Der Shat mar ausiidtsloIe
Giebe.
9runed. Sabier 1T Der in 9rems
unb Souriltentreiien ppblbefdnnte Be-
flyer 0e8 9aIthofeS ,5ur Come" Mils
belm b. @uggenberg, i'm 76, 2ebensi,
jdbre 9eitorben.
9 a p It. Der bieIt9e Md9is
frat bat Dem entI6ieoenen 8efebl Der
9rone. iofort Die f%reitpi1ig e~inge8obls
ten Staatsiteuern db5uliefern, Solge
qegeten, Die bis6erige burtnGdige
@etgerung Der Staotbeb0roe. iene ans
freien Stiiden geIeiIteten Steuerbeis
trd9e Ser Gegierung gu iiberantporten,
fIbrte unlGngit gum Riidtritt bes
OberbiirgermeiterS DARIUS uno bes
9iirgermeiIiers Salmos.
Mai a II. Sn Miibtbd9 itarb
iiingit bic boGbetagte Nihte beS 0ius
lettbi9ters MiNon. Sic betpobnte felt
Sabren oas @ebrrts6nus hires Sntels
uno belt in p%ietGtooner Weiie bas Mns
eebenten bes 9i6ters bod in G6ren.
SGm ii B. 9as ~'eltene Set 60idbs
riger @be be9in9 jiingit oas greiie She
paar Wil6clm uno Yeate S6irmer.
Der 9rdutigam lit ST, Die Sraut 80
Sabre alt.
BRA g. WG6reno elmer General
berIammIung Der nSbconSta 3alo6na"
(8iirgerlihe @orI6ubtaKe) puroe Der
@%roBbdnoler Srans 3ai4tn Sitter b.
Ri~eIenburg, ols er gera6e nit mebreren
Serren fprad, plobli6 bonn S6ldge
9eriibrt unb Itarb iofort.
Eottenmdnn n. Sn Dem 2opp's
f6en Giienlperf uuroe Der Wertmeiiter
Spief Mabernot ron einem S4pungs
raoe erfaBt uno 5errifen.
6 ataburs. Der Golbarbeiter
2oren3 piietta ftiir3te ii6, na4bem er
Die Nadt in luTtiger @eieGidaft pers
bra6t bate, bonn M0n98berg in Die
9iefe; ct fiel 3uerit auf has Dad
zines Sauies un0 bon od i'm neiten
8ogen duf Die Strabe, no cr nit aers
f6metterten @lieoern tpot liegen blieb.
90 ienersN III 4 8 t. Sn
Mattersborf 1T Die &aufmannsgattin
Sobannd S6neiber i'm Otter bon 104
Sabren g%eitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-16
SGweia.

Germ. Der 5tdrte @ertebr auf Ser
grpben GiIenbabnlinie iiber Den @ptts
barb bat ben i6pei3eriihen 8unoess
ratb beranlabt, Die 2egung zines opeis
ten @elsiies auf Der @ottbarolinie am
suorbnen. Man miro nit oiefer iibers
aus ihlpierioen 9(rbeit duf Der She'll
ftrede @iubiaaops GbiaNo begiAnen.
3 ii r | f. Inter Der Sirma u@rs
beitgeberberbano i9peiaerii6er Mus
f6ineninbu itriellen" bat Ii6 in 3iri6
cine 9enoKenfhaft gsbilOet. sic be-
stpedt Die einbeitli6e 9ebanblurg unb
Grlebiauna pom Sro9en, Die oaS Ser
bdltnib 5tpiIden @rbeiteebern unb Or
beitnebmcrn betreffen.
2u3ern. Die i6peiseriI9e 500
telfirma 9uder 9urrer in 2u5ern bat
nit Dem 8uu zines qroben 6ptels in
adiro begpnnen, bas ben Numen St
miramis" fiibren miro. GS miro, pie
bas palace Sotet in 2u3srn, oas eles
ganteIte in Gabpten iein. Die plGns
purben bon Mr6itett Mteili Wapf IN
2u5ern entnorfen.
Sotptburr n. Sn Often fpurbe
bieier Sage Der fo3iuliitiTfe Purteitag
dbgebdlten.
@rdubiin n. Sie 9emeinbe
ct. Morib bat einen s~fpeiten @ntrua
aif Son3eilionirung elmer 8dbn na6
Dem pij Suffer periporfen. Der 9uu
Der 0rabt'eilbubn BON 2ocurno nab
Ma0onna Del SoiIo lit been0et.