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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
FIRsT-CLAss PICTURE SHOW.
Is That Comprising Views OF tisc De
struction OF San Francisco.

That the moving picture entertain
ment showing the scenes during the
San Francisco fire, which commenced
at the Frazer theater last night, is
the finest of the kind that has ever
been seen here, is declared by those
VINO saw the show last night. II was
the first of the three nights stand
which the company will make here,
and judging from the recommenda-
tions given by those who saw the
views last evening the house should
be filled during the remaining two
nights.
The views which are shown by the
kaleidoscope were taken while the fire
was at its height, and some of the
views show the dynamiting OF the
buildings to stay the progress of the
flames. The pictures were taken by
men who toured the city In automo-
biles while the demonstration was un-
der way.
K. ]. Taylor, manager Of the thea
ter, declares he will vouch for the en-,
tertainment being all that is repre-
sented, and that 1t is the finest thing
of its kind that has ever been given
here. AS guarantee of the merits
OF the attraction. the manager an
nounces that anyone dissatisfied with
the entertainment will be given double
their money back upon calling for the
same ut the box office
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

D. c. Henny, head of the reclama-
tion work in the northwest, was here
for while last evening, arriving on
No. >, from Hermiston and leaving on
No. 5.
The bids for the construction OF the
canal and reservoir for the East Una
tilla project will be opened in Portland
the latter part of this month, and
according to Mr.. Henny, the affair will
be made a public one. all bidders and
other interested parties being admit
ted.
But after the bids have been open
err" said Mr.. Henny, They will all
he forwarded to Washington and the
announcement of the governments
decision concerning them will be made
from there"
When asked II the plans for the
project had been in any way affected
by the recent flood Mr.. Henny re-
piled:
"The only change viii be the raising
OF the masonry at the headgate. Dur
ing the recent high water the river
was not quite high enough to have
gone over the proposed intake wall,
but we will make the same higher so
as to. be secure from future floods"
While the recent flood was on, the
stream gauging men IN the reclama-
tion corps took measurements of the
flow, and Mr.. Henny says there was
plenty OF water. He is sorry the East
Umatilla project was not finished so
that the reservoir could have been
filled.
When told that the Pendleton Com
mercial association had assisted in the
campaign in behalf OF the stream
gauging appropriation Mr.. Henny ex-
pressed his gratitude. The appropri-
alton was wiped out entirely in the
house, but he is hopeful of the mat
ter being taken up in the senate and
the full 100000 voted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

This morning the famous case of
Baker county against the bondsmen of
ex-Sheriff Huntington, was again
placed on trial here. II Is the third
time the case has been tried out in
the circuit courts, and II has been
before the supreme court Of Oregon
twice. the lower courts being reversed
in Baker county. and after a new trial
had been ordered by the supreme
court It was brought here upon change
of venue.
AS in the former trials Thomas G..
Greene, Of Portland, has been con-
Quoting the case for Baker county, and
in the present trial he is assisted by
Judge S. A. Lowell. For the bonds
men William Smith of Baker City, is
counsel, and he is being assisted by
Colonel ]. H. Raley.
The selection of jury was made
this morning after comparatively lit
tie delay. only three Jurors being re-
jected. The ~ selected to pass up
on the case are Charles White. Louis
Hagen, William Talbert, A. T. Perkins
B. A. Marquis, ]. NJ. Hartnett, E. A.
Dudley. ]. T. Laing. A. L. Swaggart
J. ". Daley. w. L, Bowlsby and John
NJ. O'Hara.
The first witness to be placed upon
the stand was A. B. Coonbs county
clerk of Baker county, and following
him W. w. Trevellion, county Judge
at the time Of the Huntington short
age, was called. His testimony had
not been concluded when the noon
adjournment was taken.
A. II. Huntington, ex-sheriff oi
Baker county, and the star witness
for the county, has not yet arrived
and his appearance is being anxious
ly awaited by the parties in the case
He is now living on a ranch In 'h'
interior of Canada, and the notice o
the present trial was delayed In reach
Ing him because of the floods. How
ever, Mr.. Greene. attorney Tor tn
county, has received q message sen
from Montana by the former sheriff
who is now OH his way here and /
expected to arrive tomorrow. Owin
to his delay in arriving it is probabl
the case Will be delayed to some ex
| tent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

Tommy Mason, formerly a linotype
operator on the East Oregonian, but
now employed in similar capacity on
the Walia Walla Statesman, will be
married to Miss Josephine Kilmurray,
of Pawtucket, r. l., when the bride
to-be reaches Walla Walla, which will
be the last of this week.
At the same time a cousin of Ma
sons will wed Miss Lydia McKiernan,
of Webster, Mass, who will accompa-
ny Miss Kilmurray across the conti-
nent to join her lover in Walla Walla.
1t is a pretty romance which will
terminate In double wedding in
Walla Walla as soon as the railroads
can deliver the the two New England
girls In the Garden City.
Three years ago Mason met Miss
Kilmurray In her home in Pawtucket
and since then has been spending his
spare time In trying to induce her to
come west. His cousin has pressed
his suit in Webster, Mass, and so II
has been finally arranged that the two
betrothed girls come together 5000
miles to become the wives of the
westerners.
Both couples will reside permanent
iy in Walla Walla. Mason is we'll
known in Pendleton, where he was
employed for some time by the East
Oregonian several years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

Our "EXCERPTA" coffee pot
is made especially for pulverized
coffee and even a child can make
delicious coffee with the EXcerpta.
The principle upon which the
Excerpta is constructed absolutely
prevents the escape of the aroma,
and the essence thus preserved
imparts to the beverage a delicious
flavor which no other coffee pot
can produce. You have often heard
the remark; IL wish coffee tasted
as good as it Smells!' This was
because the best part of the coffee
went into the fumes and the liquid
was robbed of just that much. The
"Excerpta" saves all that is lost
through the use of other coffee pots,
and never fails to produce the de-
sired result.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Reception to Rev. Doris.

On next Tuesday evening a recep-
tion will be rendered Rev. Victor Dor
ris at the Christian church in this city
1t will be social affair for the pur-
pose of welcoming Mr.. Doris to the
work in his present field. Ministers
and church workers will be In attend
ance from several other places in the
county. The opening address will be
delivered by Rev. w. L. Van Nuys,
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Reseeding 20 Acres OF Potatoes.

Fish and Tofft, who are gardening
on the S. 1. Lisle place near Echo, are
reseeding 20 acres of potatoes. They
are gardening on an extensive scale in
hopes Of marketing a large amount
of stuff in the construction camps on
the government irrigation project
next winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Judge Gilliland Buys a Home.

County Judge T. P. Gilliland has
just purchased the residence of H.
Green al 2l0 South Thompson street
and will move his family from the
ranch to their new home, soon. Mr..
Green will go to Eugene to join his
family. which has been there for sew
eral months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Blacksmith Shop Sold.

T. T. Nelson, the blacksmith, has
sold his shop at the corner Of Alta
and Garden streets to Fl. M. Sloan
and J.. r. Childreth. Who will conduct
the business in the future. Nelson Is
intending to move to Vale, Malheur
county,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

For openly fighting Governor Good
ing for denomination. C. A. Mcconnell,
register OF the Idaho state land board,
has been bounced from the position.
The state executive council, OF which
the governor is a member, did the
execution act. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
May Revise Dreyfus Case.

Paris, June 15.-The hearing Of
motion for a revision of the Dreyfus
trial opened today. The captain Is
endeavoring to quash the former judg-
ment, presenting documents to prove
beyond question the officer is inno-
cent .,.....'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Heppner VIII Celebrate.

Heppner will celebrate two days this
year, on July and S, and has issued
invitations to all the surrounding
country to Join her on that occasion.
This is the first celebration held there
since the flood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Electric Lights for Echo.

The city council Of Echo is now con-
sidering the installation of a munich
pal electric light plant. The city
water system is now paid for and the
agitation for lights Is in progress.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

Richard Tilghman. wealthy man.
ufacturer and prominent club man OF
Philadelphia. accidentally killed HIM
self by taking tablets containing BIZ
chloride of mercury, for medicine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
A WOman'S Health

can best be safeguarded by an occa-
sional dose of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. 1t is especially compounded
for such ailments as the sex is SUBJ
ject to and is backed by a So years
record Of cures Of same. Every woman
needs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Notice to Water Consumers.

All water will be turned off on the
north side OF the river on Saturday
morning at 1880; possibly 1t will be for
all day. j. T. BROWN,
Supt. Water Works.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15

At Napa. Cal, Carrie Clark, a cour-
tesan 46 years OF age, was shot and
killed by Roy Spur, aged 20, who
then shot and killed himself. The two
had quarreled. Spur was a lineman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
FAMOUS LAWSUIT
THIRD TRIAL OF CASE IN
THE CIRCUIT COURTS.

The Supreme Court Has Twice Re-
versed the Lower Courts-Jury Was
selected After Little Delay-Case
Comes Here From Baker County
Upon a Change OF Venue-Hunting-
ton, ex-Sheriff Of Baker County,
Has Been Subpoenaed at His Home
in Canada, and Has Not Yet Arriv-
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

at some time or other. If sickly. to
make her well, and II we'll to keep her
so. 1t cures Female Ills, Cramps,
Backache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion or
CostivencB.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
TWO YANKEE GIRLS
COME 5000 MILES TO
WED WALLA WALLA MEN

Ono OF the Prospective Bridegrooms Is
Linotype Operator Who Formerly
Worked on the East Oregonian; the
Other Is His Cousin-Both Couples
VIII Make Their Homes I'm Walla
Walla-Thc Young Ladies' VIII Pass
Through Pendleton In n Short Time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
OPEN BIOS SOON
FOR THE EAST UNIiTILLA
RESERVOIR AND CANAL.

Only Change Made Necessary by the
Recent Flood VIII BE to Rails, the
Masonry Abutting the Headgatc-
Mr.. Henny Regrets That the Reser-
voir Was Not Completed In Time
To Re Filled by the Flood-Hc
Hopes FOR ssOO.OOO Appropriation
for Stream GauSmg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-15
Health in Coffee

is obtained only through preparing
coffee properly. We are owners of
the only mill for pulverizing in the
city and can pulverize your coffee
like flour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

malt @ttnorO ". Stmib; Gircftos
rem: Sobn Goti5, GboS. 6o6ig, &obn
3o5oiati GborlCS &6bndc, George II.
&0tb Soicpb 5. SpicGcl, G0moro 81
SEER, 6rcOcrid N. Ho0cr ulO .. II.
Shnlib.
Grlo0 BEN &crIcbunNcn.-
Ger SO Sabre oltc Mcb0cr N0nm Ni-
fololtS bon 9tr. Gil, @entolou-S tt
Scr, mic I'M nGcutl6en GorrcIpon.
ocnt" bcridtct ipur0e, on1 Wittmod),
0cn If. MGr5, cincn Scl6itmoroocr-
iltd bcGinN inOcm cr iid nit cincnI
&oi6enmciicr 6ipci &ouptoocrn am
&olic Ollrd)idnitt, crlog gcltCrn &or=
mittog gcgc1 1@9 llbr in 0Sronflin-
SQuorc.@oipitol" icinen &~erlebull-
gen. Scrr gtifoInuS itonmtc aus
9cllti6lono uu0 bcging bic Sbot an.
qcblid) aus &cr5luciilltng. Gic Beer
Oigltng fin0et ouf ser n@cItcrn Sc.
mcterD" ON: 9onncrlto0 itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Die &ataitrppbc in Der SiiSlcc.

&tctnrio q, @,.G., IS. WGr5. -
Ger Compiler oMiopcru, "pcld)cr bier
aus gllltroIicn uuo Si~ioiccDGien cit.
licf bate nid)tS Hcllc9 iibcr oclt Der.
b0n1niBpollcn Srtm ST. beridten,
lucld)er Subiti ulO bic benod)bortell
HnlcIn bcingciltd)t bat. Scr Stltrm
IoIl obcr I'M n0rolidcn GuccSlono Sc
Ero5cnt Scr Observation-Disclosures Der.
nidtct bobcn, 10 Bob sic 2icierirng in
Den n0d)Itcn Monoten olli Elm 3ebnteI
5uriidgcbcn miro. Ger 9umpier
Scot" loll in ocnl Sciirn gefentert
iein. Ger pulfnniiGe guSbrild in
SoilL elmer Scr Observation-Disclosures
nimmt gr0Bcrc Gimcniionen an, ol$
Scr bcS Snpni in Samoa, ga cr ober
III cincm &ciicl bon 1900 Sub Sieil
Dor iid) gebt, itott ari Dem 9cr9e, miC
ser Sopoi, 10 lit boourd) fem Sd)uocr
cntItonocn. Nus Nudlano miro iibel
Sponcp gemelbct, OoB pcrlhieoent
90ricr ourd Den gluSbrud) oes SABA
5crItort iiuo ctlid)e Meni1en Oabei
ltmgefommen lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
0egcn Giien6abn.2 Goblin.

Sodon Wiii, Is. Mdr5. -
@dbreno oos Observation-Disclosures
iiber cine 8eredtlome.Sare Der Gi-
i~enbobnen b~erbonoelte, erregte Ge-
p~rdientont glcoril, Elm gntel oes Der.
itorbenen @oupcrneurS Ilcorr, Gents
lotion ourd) einc beftige &ebe gegeI
Die Giienbabn.2 obbp. 9ieie 2obbp.
iiten, ioete er, maf,ten iold)en 2arnl.
oab man Ole Heoner nid)t bore.l
fonnc, bober oieie Serren aus Dem
Saol ST. c%ntfcrnen ieien. Mcorn
fniipfte oaron Die Gntbiialing, bob
gerpiiie giienbobnen bie 2esislatoren
ourh Sreipdiie 81 beeinillliien trad.
tetep, uno boB piele bon ibnen Die
SrcipGiie ongenommen bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
@uItuu icicrt @cocnfiag.

g o it o II, Moiiy is. MGrS. - Sn
South Bolton lit Scr @cOcnftog Der
MGimmung @oiton'S 0urd) bic britt.
iNcn Eruppcn Gcitcrn nit bcionOt-
rem @loll5 1cicicrt morOcrl. Die Stu0t
uno Scr &oicn luoren prGdtiG befo'
rirt unO bciloG9t, No6nittoGS iono
cine arobc WiIitGr- mo Morinc-Yn
robc itott, md6rcnO oic inn Soicn lie
gcnocn aric9sidific ibren cberncl
Solut iclicrtcn. Sn ben Shulcr
fonOen @cOcnficicrlihfciten itott. Sin
9onfett ser South Bottom Gitijcna
@iiociatioL" illumination Scr Cent
mGIcr u10 Scucripcrf pcruoaIt6n0iG.
ten ooS 6citpro0romm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
NlS nu6m1rocr in Salt.

SobnStom II, go, Is. WGrj. -
Bier itolicniihc 0rlbcnor6citcr mils'
Den bier inter Nnfloge oes Noubmor.
bcs pcrboitet. sic limo belduloigt,
ben rGllbcriidcn llcberioll oui Den
3o6lmciitcr Charles &opc5 pcrilbt Bit
BADEN, ser inn Srli 1904 IN Der HGbc
bon Eortogc crmoroet u1o nm cine
Slmmc BON $4,000 bcrallbt muroe
Sm Sample nit Sen HGllbern mar
iein 9egleitcr, rs. Campbell, id)lpcr
pcripunoct Dor0cn. No6C5u 5mei
Sabre lang boben @ebeimpolijiltcn
pcriGieOcnc 61Grtcn pcriolgt Die jcbt
5it Der GcrboitlluG Ser Stolicncr
iiibrtcn. Ger Nnfiibrcr Der Ndllbcr.
bonoc iol nit ocnl grobtcn Ibcil o,3
1%crolbten @cloeS nod Stolicn &c.
fornmcn iein nn0 iid) BORT Elm SollS
q%cfoltft baben; icinc Terbaitung miro
binncn menigen Sogen crlunrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Die Nnflagen gcgen @ua.

Milmoufec Is. WGr5. -
Die gnip1lte bon Senrp q. @oll, oes
9cmeienen SiilfSfoiiirerS ser bieii'
gen nSirit Notionol gonf," erboben
geltcrn Giniuono gcgcn 10 Intlagc'
prnftc, tuelde oen gngeflogten Der
Gerrntrcuunq unb Gntiucnouhg bon
9onfgclberu bciduloigen. sic iibri'
gen 81 Nnflogepuntte be5iftigen8oa
folihcr Gintrngungcn, unberedtigtec
@clopcriiigungeu etc. Die ginipdns
DC iperoen an 26. WGr5 p~erbonbelt
mcroen. @oQ lit bon Der @ronb.Slt.
ri, prld)e audi 5ronf q. 9igelom in
anfloge5uitano pcrieBt bate. ange.
tlagt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
80 Irp,cnt fir Die Sepuiitoren.

Yittsburg, Eo., Is. MGr5. -
@ic beilte bier gcnneloet miro, ipir>
Scr Moilcpcrpolter Scr f%alliten DGnz
tcrpriie 8onf" BON auegbenp Den
GcpoIitorGi iriib I'M april cine Gi-
piocnoe orS5oblen; Die 9epot.0luu.
bigcr oiiritcn inn 8ol5cn 30 Ero5ent
ibrer 8oroerungen erbolten. Die beg
untrcliten StootS. 9epoliten in Der
S0bc bon $t000,0O0 iiuo bon Den
q uIt-Gompognie'n, melde oie 9iira=
idoit iibcrnomnlen botten, criebt
mor0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
pnndlmprh in Quniiiana.

GIooucmine, 2n., Is. WfGr3.
IT. @iQiam Carr, Elm Negcr, peIfer
zines @irbOie6ltoblS ungetla9t uno
ais notoriiher 0ic6 perruien mar,
nuroe 6cute ouf Dem @ege naf Dem
bieiigen @eiGngniB ourh einen aus
80 Molln ~beItebenoen Mob SEM 8c'
mobriom 5peier Gonitabler entriiien
rno al elmer Giienbabnbriide, etma
cine Mcile pom bier, uufgebGngt. 6id)-
ter Sdlping bat sic 8rono Surp uuf
morgen einberuien, Inn cine llnterlu.
dung iiber Oei1 &orfaq ein5uleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Stiirmiid)c Nnbrtcn.

81 It o II, Moiiy Is. WtGr5. - Gic
bier onlon0elOcn Gompier beridteh
ilber gcipaltige Stiirmc, luclbc iie oli
Scr Hciic iibcr ben Ocean ongetrofs
len babcn. Nod) Mittbeilungcn Ser
Siii5icrc bcs GompicrS o2oncu.
%Itrinn" Scr ogSilion & SllrncB.Scu.
lonb Cine" mcldcr aus 2onoon bier
c%in0ctroiicn lit, bate OoS Shiff bon
Nnbcginn Der Sobrt an nit ocu mi.
brighten gSittcrungSpcrbGltniiicn I'll
fdmpicn. GoS 0cd bcS Gampier2
mar iolt f%ortiuGbrenb bon Stlir5pei-
len iiberilutbct iuorbcn. GoS Shiil
lit nit Observation-Disclosures ScripGtung
ungclan0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
sSrl. Ylnthpnn's Scitament.

&nhclter, Ny, Is. MGr5. -
0oS Icitoment bon SRI. Sllion 9.
gntbonp lit sur 9cridtlidcn @cItGti.
9ilng cingcrcidt mor0C1. Ata6 Die.
fem, bonn 10. Sonuor 1904 ootirtclr
Gofumclt bctr0gt oic SintcrlOiicll.
idoit $4,000, ipcl6c ST &uuitcn Scr
SruucnltilnmrcdtS Sro1e p%crlpcnOti
mcrocn %iolcn. 81 GcItomc1tSpoQ.
itrcderinncn linO Nep. Or. 9lnna
Sbom bon Ebilooclpbio, 2llcD &.
NntbonD bon E~bilobclpbio unO Wort
Q. Nnt6onp BON GodcItcr beitinmt
GoS Scr &eritorbcncn gcb0rigc Sans
lit olti Den Non1cn bon Wiorp @. 9(ll.
tbonp gcl6riebcr, bod miro Die &C.
nonntc S6ipcitcr NidtS bon Ocnl
No6lob 6c5icber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sd!cd)t bcluGntcr Gifer.

~ inneopotiS, Minn., IS.
MGr5. - Ger 9rieitrGger So6n W.
&igbp purDc bapon in aenntniB &C.
ieBt, OoB er ipegen llebertrctung OeS
gmnOesgcieteS Oes IdtltulOentagca
gum Gerluit zines 2ogcsgebaltes bon
$2.7S perurtbeilt morOcn lei, neil CT
an Goru6cno bon @eibnodteu cinige
Yoitienoungen o6gelieicrt bate, trob-
Dem lein 3ngcluerf gcihloiien mar.
"a Sig6p ein dlteres MitgIico mo
bisber lrnbeanitanOet mar, mill Die
Eoitbe90roe ibren GinfluB aufmen-
sen, bon1it sic @el0itraic ~ouigcboben
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Gaiiircr int 8cfauoniF.

Sa5Ietou, Go., Is. MGr5. -
=. M. gperett. ser Gaiiirer, uno 8m.
9cdlep, iein @ebiilie, bel Ser n@rlten
3otioltal6ont BON 5reelano," melde
iucgen ltnteri6laeung bon $4,000
ucr6oitet wuroen, mllroen in @rman.
0elulg bon ie $4,000 9iirgidait in
oas 8ciGngniB obgeiiibrt. Gie &C.
mantle 9ont bat unteroeiien bereits
$3t 900 5uriiderlongt, mel6e BON
Gpcrett ongelegt woroen warelt, 10
bob iid) ser 6eblbetrag, nit Ginred)'
mlno bon $4,000 Caution oes &aIii-
rerS, oif $1,000 Itellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
WattinmurbcS bcSidltiat.

Nem gIbonp, SnO., IS. Wor5.
- Sn Der gcltrigctt gerbonoliin9 oc5
Yro5eiies gegen Hep. Il. Sutberlia
megen Grmoroung iciner Satin
iogte 5rou 2oilrn @bittingia aus,
Sntberlin iei 5lpei Stunoen Dor Ser
9l~liiiinoung Der 2ei6e ieincr 8ottiu
bon ieincr Sd)eitne iueggeiabren.
See bennington erjdblte, 6rou Gil.
tDerlin lei on einenl Strid al cinert
StiiBboIfcn crbdngt ouigciunoen
moroen, melder Strid aus scr
Sherunc Sntbcrlin'S cntnommc.l
moroen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sraaildcs Gnoc elmer Spa5icriabrt

@eiterlp, rs, Is. WiGr3. -
Gem zimmerman Srrin StcOcman
ans Nortb Stonington, Conn, ginG
IN ser TGbe bon bier olli elmer Nu}.
iubrt, ipelde er nit ieincn bciocit
S0dtcrn 2cnn uno Caroline inter-
nornlnen bate, 6aS Gier0 burdL ser
@dgen 5eribcllte an eincm 1elcgras
pb%enpiolten uno 2ena blic6 foot olii
Ser SteQe, mGbrenb ibre S6tueitcr
lcbensgei1brlid)e uno ser Softer ctuo9
lei1tere Terlesingen oapon trugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Gle NIT @eile. Sergeant
Charles Honiap bonn mitilcrer Ti-
itrift perbnftete gcitern Charles Win,
nigerolo bon Golanb.Eurf, metl Der
ielbc nit leinem Intomobil ifneacr,
als ieds Meilen pro StunOe fubr,
llnb Sorrp 2ittle, neil ier nit eincnl
einfad)en @eipann 5p id)neu gefob'
rem iein jolt. @eioe srrcitonten mlr.
bcll aegen cine @oar.Gailtion fir Gin
bellie itattfinoenbes 8erbor bonn &a.
81 Grammar entlnllcn.
lliltcr oerielbcn ACKNOWLEDGING
lpuroe geitern Nod)mittag ser &c
Sabre oltc slrtbitr g. 3eQ, Gfe bon
ut. Monol. unb observation-disclosures
burdp hen Sergcanten 9arpif per.
baftet uito nod Der norbwcltlider
Eufi5eiitation gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sdlabmeiitcr pcrouftct.

Suntiogo Sc Cuba, IS.
MGr5.- Observation-Disclosures 9las
Molinet lit ieit bier Sugen naf unbe-
fornten Tegionen perouitet, uno es
lit conltotirt, ooB er Gin 0eii5it BON
$4,000 bat. Seine 9iirgidoit, Die
bon ser r6ioelitp & 0epoiit 60" bon
MorpIono geitcllt wuroe, betrdgt
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
GermiidJte telsrapbiidc Sepeidem.

3pei fiir5lid aus England ein'
gcpanoerte Mitglieoer Der Sells.
ormee, Stepben Cor iino Riltb Sind.
Riff, % mo 16 Sabre aft, purben
bei'm SaiIircn elmer Giienbabnbriide
robe 9rontioro, Ont, bon einem
3uge criabt uno 10 Sub tief arf Die
StraBe geporfen. 9eioe itarben.
= 9ei'm Serobperien bon Sdnee
bon einem Sadc i'll @orceiter, Maii.,
~itiir5te Ser 3immermann Grtbur q.
Mias aus elmer Sobe BON 60 SUB
berab, fiel aui einen Sdneebalien II.
fam anideineno obne ieoe 8erletung
bapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Gtbcl Giuuicpclt eoufirmirt.

@oibington, SO, Is. Widr5.
- Sri. Gt6cl &ooiepelt, 5rueite Sod-
ter oes @r6iiOenten, SefretGr 8ait'S
Iodtcr SeIen luto cine So6ter oes
Generals q. ". @reelep maren 0tit'
alic0cr elmer Glalic bon etua % Jun.
gen 2clttcn, melde 6eltte Ntndmittogs
in ser ct. Observation-Disclosures con-
iirmirt mlrOeu. Der GrGliOent uno
Satin iuaren untpelen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
I'm 0inaiton %anNefOmmcn.

&ingitou II, Somaica, Is. War5.
- Gie 5ucitc nmerifaniide Gorpeoo'
boot SlotiNe, weider nSoptins"
Gloegitiifl nGrlirton," r@oroen,"
n0iocG onouQh" ioiuie ~Stemart"
ongcb0ren uto sic inter 9efebl bes
lieutenant . Commanders Montgo.
mcrp itebt lit bier e%ingctroiicn uno
miro 5lpei Gage bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sdliffsnadlridlten.

Nem Yort, Is. Worj. = Nn0e.
fnmmen limo bier bic Gompfer Gel.
tic" bon 9iperpool, st. Eoill" pon
Soiitbompton, 0llmbrin" bon 2iner.
pool. gbgcfabrcn lit Scr Gompfer
.@ncilenau" nod Bremen.