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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
gefanntmad
Tepartement fiir Dffentiide -8nuten.
Cub epnrtemeut beS Staofs3uaenteurS.

Salftm o I c, Il. Sebrudr l9uo.
3erfiegefte Angcbote. an ben g8odro OF
Miuaros," Care OF the 9th Geatiter." n~brefiiri
iperoen bonn Observation-Disclosures in feilem 9iireGu
I'M 5fatbbni5 biz MittipDdl. ben 7. 0tdr6 1906
eIlteeeet eeHonlme1 tlr Die Ntpeutruita hel
1atuIent.Strnbe, bon Der Siibfeiie Der Eulti'
moresSirabe big 5tr 9torofeite bon Gdtiern'iue
uro fir bic 9efesung nit 8oiie1rdnofiet1sn
NIB 9tlniteruna nit aspbolt'9loden bet Ga.
turent.s trabe, bon Der 9aorbiette Der Gattern.
Gpenle. bis 8ur Siibfeite bon EdlttrtoresSirdbe
ltnb fir Die 9ieupflafteruue nit bnrh 9reo'
reftltdt bebanbeIten. Sol5blofen dues 1enen Ibet'
les Der GnIoertsStrabe, bon her noroltden
Hnnoitein.atltie Der Bdbette'S trabe biz 5ur
noroIi1en Aoulinie Der aertnetonsStraBe,
limb fit bic geupfIaftcrune NIT nitrttt5trten
3iegeifteinen aues ienen 3betles Der Sertt9for'
Strdbe. bon Der ~bftliden 9auIttte Der Gbdrles.
strase big 5ut oftIiden Sfanbitetnsetrte bes
4erib t5eeb1uoes.
Gpesififationen unb slneehotss 6ormuIare tper'
ben All appIifdtton in oiefem 9iredu e~eltetelt,
Nte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebdlt ttb
oa5 gie6t Dol, traeno ipelde lrlo ale Ail9ebote
gu oertperfer. Gtn Dealdubteier Gbed tn Der
SDte nes in ben Spe3ififatioften ungeeebeltett
Wetrdges, 5dhlbdr at ben Otdpor rI1o Stdotratb
BON baltimore, muB ieoem allgebot bet9efii9t
iein.
9. Z. aenbnn,.
StabtsS teSltenr.
aeitdtist:
6. Glah 3imanus,
Fr1ftoent Der Gontratts9 observation-disclosures.
toeor23,24, 20, 212s ,Dldr31,2,3,5,b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

IS iiarb AM %. 5ebruur 1906 in ibrer leeten
8obr1iiltg. Gafteril.9tpemie nro 5trit Ctr, 3tebi
lanbtofpn, Gmilie Strait, aeb. Niebner, eeliebie
@attin bon 6ranf araft. III ibrenl 10, 9eoeiis,
labre. Gte Geerhign1a tinoet @titttppd,, per
~. 8chrnar, Ill ltbr 9ornittaps, not Oct
ohef 9ettdntteil sSobmnle aus ftatt, Grniet'
Sottesotenft IN oer eoaIte. .Iutberithel 9tr6e
an 6afts9tneftie iinh Sfnnfs 5trdBe. 8etlefuit9
ant Der pSorraiuesG enteter1. 8erfuaIlofe mo
,Srenrne itnb nftul1spou eingclnoeit.
fhS--n1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Gliiabeth Watinser.

s. ftar0 am p. 5ebruat 1905 IN Der Wob'
irira ibres eb1lie5 Gee s8atiuaer 5u 8eoo'
proof. Baltimore. G%ountp. 5ral e%ltiabetb ssa.
tinger i'm rs. aebensidbre. Sic @lltlhldterte
mar in Srieoetfels, 9aDerr. Ieutfhlano. gebn'
rem, ,Sreunoe uno 8erpnHoie Der 6arttlie iino
bailift ee6eier, fmo heute 9ormtttae nm 10
ll6r in Der ct, Mnrp's atrte, @obanstorpr
EeeIeiibcil ~aebaIfeii nirb. Sie Seeroieltna
ittoei auf benz pbI. GrIoters5rteobofe" ttdtt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
GricAerife q. Edlunrs.

Gs ftnr6 am %. 6e6ruar 1906, I,15 llbr
4bcilos. in ibrer Ietten 9Sobnula. 81. 2325,
On sereitor' e trobe Sricberiis q; ,sfpar5
bel Mtttwpdl, Den %. Jcbruar, I'm 8 llbr Ga6'
mttffaas. boit ibrer fesien ~29obHuna, Et. 1925,
Northumberland, aus itatt. t55--9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Sphu Sdlmtbt.

IS ftarb AM Spnniae, BEN %. Sehrunr 1905.
5.43 llbr slberos. i'm ~aI1geneinen 2eutfdeil
8relfenbeim" Spbn sd,mipt i'm IIter Don 81
SabreiI. 2ie 8eerntelia ftnbet Sicnftng, 9fa1.
riifdas 8 ll6r, uuf Der Baltimore 9eHreterp"
itntf (5I-S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Snbina 8nntpmann.

IS ftdrb nae, furSent qeioen am 20. Jebrndr
1905 ulfcre 9cliebte Mitttcr. @robntulter lino
llrarobntltter sabiun @untpinann In, 20. Sab'
nerifas, Nn6mittoas nm 2libr. BON 3rniiert
banfe. pr. 2227. WeSenrDs Strobe. aus lab
her ,qoiiopf NarfzG cntetern" itdtt. t5s-b0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Enniin Mrnh.

IS ftnrb om rs. ,5ebrunr 1905 mad LANCER
arnifbeit 2pitin 8rpf, geb. Stentot, eeltebte
bell5inbre. Die Ieerotaune finoet Iienftag.
ben 27. SebrIidr. 9ia6mttioas ? ubr, MIN
Grauerbaufe. Gr. 1907. Gft'Monument, Strate.
nus ttatt. Sreunoe uto &eripanote 'tne etrlae'
Iaheu, bel ,urobneu, (57--Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Department Der 6ffentlifcn 8auien, Cube.
purtement hes Stnbt.5 ngeniemrs.

baltimore, IA. 6ebruar 1905.
@erNsaeIte 9imgctote, at Den ,.soarb OF
WIZARDS. Care Of the Glib Gfeaiiier, %oorefitrt.
lperoen bonn Sinbts9feeiitrator bis Mittp pd,,
ben 2S. Jebruar 1906, ent9eaen 9etoinnieit flr
Die Gipelirure bes CT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon Der einunbbreibieften Strnbc bis Wterrps
mans Zane unb bon bd bis 81 etrent Yutfte
etrud adltsebnbunoert NIB tinf8ie Q650) SUB
itoroiueftliG an O}errnntaH'S Cane.
8efartmte beredbHete sfrbeit 1T 9777 aubifs
hnrbs 4lSerdbuneen urb 1896 aubifparos
Iutfh1tne.
Inn fit bic M,aeaoamifirune beg ct. pauI,
ttrdbensgouIebarb, bon Der einunooretbigitelt
Strose biz Merrnnldn'S Game lno BON % bts
5i einem 9untte etlpd ctt5cbnbunoert ullo
iiirf5ig Cs50) SUB roropeitIi6 oil Wterrps
mars Cane.
Spe3ififationen uno sIf1gebotSsSormuGare pers
ben aiif Ipplifution in bieiem 9iireau ~eeIiefert.
Sic Gontrnft : 8eree6unes : 9eb5rhe bebilt
iih od5 Neft Dor, traeHo trcldbe unh aae sluees
bote 5u nerioerfer. Gin beelnubieter Gbe6 in
Der Sobe beg in oen Spe5tttfdtionelt dreebencn
getragHs. 5ablhar an pen Wtdpor ulb Staotratb
bon Baltimore, r1ub ieoerl angebot ~beteeiiiat
fem.
y. &. Senbnn,
StaotsS 1genieur.
9eft1tiet:
6. Clan 5tmanne,
Fr1iihent her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
6cbr15,16,t7,19 10. 20. 1.23, 24.26.2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Sobn @. Seufel,
ser. 6O4, Glib. sbarp.s trahe.
III her Qeid1enheitntter.

fueI1er ale auftrdee itets aur 8ufrieberbeii
o~usiibrt. Sie Dor ;bm bebanoeIien Gei1en fpn'
nen @ofen lang Iieeeu, obne bic eerineften
e~rabuirte einbaItom irerin. unb lit bic gebanb.
lung bon 6rauenIeihen beren Spe5ialitdt.
CSan10,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Gle tab Hronffurtu a. %.
bat anlaBlid Der iilberncn Sod)seit
@od,5eit oes oeutifeu &oiirpaarcs
10000 Morf fir cine S%tiftuna eur
Sefompfuu9 Der Iuberfuloie bcnil-
liqt. @ie Der Sberbiireermeiiter
6ronffnrt's m%ittbeilte, iino oltBcr.
Dem nod grobe pripote 3unenoull.
gen SIT Der Stiitung in Nls'idt &C.
ite[t noroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27
Geriammlnnss.
@ermiidpte Mnseisen.

1905. Gur fir gambler. 1906.
5mettc Tribiahrs- uno Sumntcr.G r1 tfnung.
Jranjtiife Mniterhiite uno Sonnets.
Wtittupdl uns Tonncritns,
2s. Sebruar urb 1. Wtdrs.
9td1ber Wtniter ieben la9 auseefte1t. &c.
rdunriee unh eleeante 9aerffidtte. 8robter urb
ansie1enbiter Norrat6 Don Rueipdaren, bic lie
borgeleat pnroen.
Armftrpng, Gator & Co.,
Is bis 10, sseits Baltimore trdbe.
$50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

esit, 8nftimpre, mo. 81
Steo inns be(ebrt, bem gntro9e nes
alogerS iofort uno polln1oltltd) emf.
lprodlen lporben lit. @ohlnge9en Die
ct. Coulter cs id1or IQr9it botter,
6os o1bermciti9e 8ctrd1f, ntb be-
FAINT bofiir morcll. @enn tic min
iomn1ertcn ull0 fIoqtcn, odB lbitcit
baS boie Chicago ,ihr SrtrflpoIicr
perberbe," bo froqtc urb lod)te Die
Wclt imGborlts: So, lpcr trlllft oeltt
@oiicr int 81. 2ouri5 ?"- ct. 2olis
nodlt'5 iibrigen5 fcir Soar better,
mic Gbicn9o, iogor nod if1limner;
es fiibrt feline NbiGQc in bclt Wi'iii.
iippi, INN 5lpor, mic Die oa~bcnopoit"
iagt, u%nnerbiinllt, mobrenh ehteoeo
lcine abfdQc nit ricii9cn Weltgc1t
ScclpoIiers peroiin11t.
Sn SberidIciien BAT sic
8cniditorre 1T elmer @ofc ipiebcr
nm 30 Ie1lerfrollfltn9en rno IS 20.
bcsfGqc 5llgenommelr. Sic onboltcnoe
acknowledgements betrd9t odlt
Ero5cl1t,
Ger D d) it, Breis, ben e
cine Warfcniommllng er5iclt fat,
lpltrbe fiir5lid fir bic SuntntIutg
zines &errn @. Moiln III 2onbnn be.
5oblt. Ger Saufpreis betrug 10000
Collars.
Sn @ien bat Gbriitin c
Sebbcl, Die 8ittlpe bcs GihterS Sric:
orid) Sc6bel, ont 8. s5ebrllor ibren 50.
8cburtStng in beitem 0obliein gc.
%fcicrt. Sic mar iriiber Sdonipielcrin
am @icitcr Soiburatbcatcr.
Ger fran3oiii6e Senat
bat Den bon heraammer bereitS ol1ae.
nommcnen @eiebentlultrf acnebmigt
llnd) mclfem Die 9anf &c 8aris be.
rcdtiqt lit. lire NotenouSao6e nm
800 MiQionen SrancS ju crboben.
Cine geunoe Stabt NM
San @iopanni in Der italieniid1c!l
Eropil15 Gremorta iein. SIC Stoot
jdblt 5000 Ginpobner it1h lett ocln
0. Nopclnber 1901 lit bort fein Mcnid)
g%eitorben.
npfdl5cr Q hIoiier aus
@einbeim marlt I'M 2ofalblatt, ict.
ner entluufenen Gbebalftc .ollf lei.
men Nonen me0er etlpos 5lt bergen
nod ST leiben" mo ihlieBt nit Den
inholtsid)peren @orten: User lie
onbinbet unb mir mieoer brillgt, be-
fonmt feline gelobnune."
Mad Der nStati il d e II
G%orreiponoen5" betr0gt Die 9cpolfes
rung BreuBen's na6 Der lesten
SolfS5ablling pom 1. 9eSentber lct.
ten Sobrcs 37,273,762 Seelen qeacn
34412,509 am /. 3e5cm6cr 1900.
Die 3unobn1e bctrd9t S.t3 Bro5cnt
ODER oitrf)ihnittlid Isl Ero5ent
idhrIih.
Die Stnbt Tronffurtu a. %.
bat anloBlid Der iilberncn Sod1seit
6od)5eit oes berltihen GoiirpaarcS
10000 0torf fir eine Stiitltna eur
Sefompfun9 Der Suberfuloie bcrpil.
ligt. Wie Der Observation-Disclosures
6ronffnrt's m~ittbeilte, iino o1Bcr.
Dem nod grobe pripote ,3utpenoult.
gen SIT Der Stiitung in MilsIift &C.
ltelt norben.
Die Ontario 8lofe"
Id)reibt: oSr, ". S. @bitc, Snipcf.
tor Der canabiihen Giniponberungs-
aeenturen in ben Ser. Stootcn, lit
Dor cinigcn 3naen in Sttono ei1ae.
t~rofien iuno berittet, bob Die ,3obl Ser
ginnanbercr aus Den Ser. Stoaten
it'd oieles Snhr oiif poni9 10000
mehr belnufcn miro, ais i'm Sabre
1905. Die Soliptidapierigfeit, Die
5r. @bite beiiirhtet, beitebt BARN,
oob nidlt eeniiseno Cars fir bie
Transportation bieier sroben 3abf
Iniicblcr crlanet peroen fonnen.
@ohrenb SEES Mpndts M1rs anein
meroen 5000 Cars notbie iein, Inn
Die gimpdnocrer. ibr Gieh urb sc.
rdtbidaftcn nod Canada ST. befor.
bern. Spoter ioGen bret ODER bier
nroEp Hyf,, ritn,fr,4 rom Ctnofe Hon,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Rad Der nStattitid1e IL
Correspondents" betrdgt Die 9cpolfcs
rung BreuBen's na6 Der lesten
@olfs5ablung pom 1. GeSember lct.
ten Sabrcs 37,273,76 Seelen qegen
34,412,509 am /. 3e5cm6cr 1900.
Ole 3unobme bctrd9t S.t3 Bro5ent
ODER ourd)ihnittlif Isl Ero5ent
idhrIih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

SIN pfdl5cr Q dIoiier aus
Meinbetm marnt I'M Sofalblatt, ict,
ner cntluufenen gbebdlfte .ollf iei-
men Nonen meoer etlpos 3t borgell
nod SIT leiben" mo ihlicBt nit ocn
inhaltsidneren @ortcn: v@er lie
onbinbet ltnb mir mieoer bringt, be-
fommt feline 9eIoDnung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Cine geiunbe Stoot nj Il i
Gan @iopanni in Der itolieniidc.l
Yropin5 Gren1ol1a ietn. Sic Staot
51blt 5000 Ginpobner NM ieit Dem
0. Nopernber 1901 lit BORT fcin Mcnid,
geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Mowlano's fiirfiidc 8dbcr.
eanita able. gebanss, sspranst sesea. etets pffen.
(anauft22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

@as It Der @enfh in Ser
3eitung? gll,f bieic Sroge eibt Ser
y,Geutite guhbrnfere aalenoer fir
1906" folecnSe s%lntport: a@enn er
aeboren miro, INNER elm geiunoer.
fr1ftiecr anabe;;" tpenlt er bon ben
Gltcrn fortlduit. rein lieber, gutter
Sobn." Dem fir o0es @orsefoIIenc
Gcr3eibung 5ngeiifert rpiro; rper,r, Ct
cine sSroil off BEN ti6t rebr unses
lpobnlidcn @ese Der annonee iuht,
rcin. iunacr Mntn aus gutter 6omi.
lie" mcnn cr cilic 9rieftoihe nit Sn.
bolt perloren bat, ,.ein arll1er Sniis'
fncdt;;" meilit er ieilten olten Sis.
befcI nit eihcm neiicnSut pertaiiidt,
Ser moblbefanutte Ser, Der lid, feine
Observation-Disclosures MAIDEN Miro"
itlo lpcrn err itirbf, ilnnicr Der trcle
6reuuo unb hrapc 8atte" fir olle. bic
ibn fonntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Ger fron5oiii6e Senot
bat Den BON heraommer bereitS ai1ge.
nommcncn @eiesentrpurf ocnebmigt
nod) pcld)cm Die @onf &c Garis be.
rcdtigt lit, lire Hotenolts9obe nm
800 MiQioncn SrancS ju %cr6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

user ben Sdaoen bat,
brandt iiir ben Spott nid,t at for.
9en," loat Dos Spridpport, ,lno es
belpnbrbeltct lidl III bent GroSeb Der
Stoot ct. SolIis gcgen Chicago. Gle
yGblcogo'cr ~Ibcnbpoit" itreibt:
yNeunItimmia unb einitimmig bat
bos acknowledgement oen slttcn ct.
2oltilcrn Die Scriiheriing aegeben,
oab lie mcaoll bcs Ghicoao'cr
SdNpemmfn1ols unb iciltcr Der.
nteintlltlcn ga5ilenihoaren lid,
aorslid) %nunotbia atfeereet bnbeu.
Nnoere Scute linb boriiber BON born
herein nidlt int 3lncifcl aefpeien. @or
bod ibr Soil poni9 perid)ichcn BON
Dem flo'Illdlct Erdeenbersfaue:
yNooh contra SiutflutfL" oiif Den
lid anldleu1cno hire Sloge itiitte.-
Ser Noob iprodl: ysldl. lieber SEER,
bas @oIier ifmcft mir oar nid,t
mebr, bteipetl oarin erfoirfct iinh nicI
iiinbbdft' @ieb nrb Menifenfinb."
G'rnm mott Der ortne alte Monlr
eiil nlloermelt'g 8etrGnfc ban. Gic
aloee NOR cinc bcrcd,ti1ic nno be.
griinoete 8lage. Sier lag eripieiene
Sd)10lglilte Dor uro ein 9totbitorth,
Dem o~beebolfen nerben mubte. @es.
bnlb bertn audi. pie bas bcfanllte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Ser d h tie Greis, ben e
cine Marfcniommllmg ersiclt fat,
mltrbe fiir5tif fir bic S%antntIutg
zines 9errn @. Wol1n III 2ononn be.
5oblt. Ger Sal,fpreis betrug 10000
Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Sn @ier bat Gbriitin c
6ebbcl, Die 8ittlpc ocs 9ifters 6ric:
brid) Scbbel, ant 8. 6ebritor ibren 50.
8cbirtStog in beitcm &obliein &c.
%fcicrt. Sic mar iriiber Sd)ouipielcrilr
am @icncr Sofburatbcatcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-27

Sn Obcri d. Iciien Bat sis
8eniditorre 1T elmer 8odc miebcr
nm 30 Ieilerfronflunoen unb 16 %.
bcsfollc 6llgel1onlnel1. Sic onboltcnbc
acknowledgements betrd9t adlt
Yro5citt.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-10
FIGHTING OVER
RIGHTS OF WAY
HILL AND HARTMAN LOCK HORNS
o. X ~ y. Men Tear Up Track Of
Rival and Lay Their Own Until
stopped by Injunction.

PORTLAND, Jan. 9.-The contro-
versy between Harriman's Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company
and Hills Portland & Seattle COM
pany over the crossing point of the
railroads just north of Portland as
summed a sensational aspect today.
Several weeks ago the o. r. & N.
Co. commenced condemnation pro-
ceedngs against the College Endow-
ment association. About the same
time Cloth contestants claim a pri-
GRITTY date the Portland G Seattle
purchased right across the
associations land and built grade.
Today the circuit court granted the
against the College Endowment as
sociation. About o'clock tonight
a gang OF men, under the direction.
it is alleged, of the o. r. & N, went
10 the disputed point, tore up
hundred feet of track and burned
the bridge which the Portland & Sc
attic had constructed across the
0. r. & ~ Co 5 right-of-way.
Williams, Wood & Linthycum, at
torneys for the Portland G Seattle.
as soon as they learned Of the o. r.
4 ~ action, Immediately applied for
a restraining order against that
company. However, it was a mat
ter of considerable work to prepare
the necessary papers and to get them
to the disputed point, and when the
O. X. 4 y. desisted work in pursu-
ance al the injunction al an early
hour Wednesday morning, it had
finished a cut Of several feet in
depth and were all ready to lay the
rails
II is understood that the o. R, q
y. will fight the injunction on the
ground that no one in oregon has
authority to make application for an
Injunction on behalf of the Portland
4 Seattle. J. Couch Flanders, the
statutory attorney, being in Call
fornia on his honeymoon.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-10
NO.s2

has the interest and the welfare OF
every parishioner in particular and
the whole parish in general at heart,
and that his best energies are being
devoted not only on Sundays. but
very day of the week, for the saving
Of souls. BY non-Cathollcs and
Catholics alike the reverend fathers
abilities and merits have been taken
cognizance Of. His actions are the
best evidence Of the sterling quail
ties of the man.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-10
CALLS EXTRA SESSION.

HARRISBURG. Jan. 9-Goyernor
Pennypacker today issued a supple
mentary proclamation 70 call for an
extra session Of the legislature
which convenes on Monday, so as to
include, among other things. a uni
form primary election law and civil
service system FOR the state officers.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-10
Dropped Again.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. e.-James
". Alexander and J. H. Hyde, until
recently president and vice president
respectively of the Equitable Life
Assurance society, today were
dropped from the board OF afrec.
tors OF the Franklin National bank
OF this city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-10
Appetizing
YAKIMA MINERAL WATER

The finest after-dinner mineral water
on the market.
Yakima Mineral Water is bottled fresh
from the springs and is guaranteed purs
For sale by dealers; or phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
EXPLOSION KILLS SIX
BOILER BLOWS UP AND sCALDs
 MEN TO DEATH.
Fatal Accident Occurs In Power House Of Lake shore Road Near Cleveland. shock Heard For TwO
 Mics.

Cleveland, O.. Nov 12--Six men were killed and five seriously injured today when a boiler in the power house 3i the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Road in ColIingwood, 8 sub- urb of Cleveland, blew up. The men were working close to the boiler build ing the foundation for a dynamo, when the ex plosion occurred. They were all in the mouth of a subway facing the end which blew out of the boiler. and were scaIded to death by the Immense volume of steam which shot out.
 The dead: Max Crawford, electrician Albert Bloom, carpenter; A. P. Latta, wrightplpe filter; Paulo Lancioni, la- borer; Giovanna Paconl, laborer; Julius Waeder, pipe litter.
 The injured-Fred Kergan, mill wright foreman; Frank Evans. electri- ciont W. A. Davis, electlican; R. D. Files. assitant superintendent of shits; I.agenia Halmere. laborer. Da- vis and Kergan are fatally scalde'L
 Engineers at the power house say the explosion was due to the formR- tion of mud ring" in the filtering ap- paratus, which clarifies the water be- fore it's passage into the boiler. The shock of the explosion was heard for miles and created intense excitement in the town
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
WHAT IS CATARRh?
simple Wny to Overcome the Danger of
 This DiSagreeabIe Disease.

Catarrh Is an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose. throat and lungs, with many annoying syinp- toms. In this climate there are few who do not suffer from this disagree able disease, often in a chronic anu dangerous state. f
 Fortunately, within the last few years, simple and reliable treatment for catarrhal troubles has beep found r. lIyomei, a comDination of heal .ng aHf germ killing balsams, that when krcatned through tho neat pocket in- haler that comes with every outfit reaches the tiniest cells in the respirat- ory organs, carrying it's healing and h"alth-g.Nng properties to every part where the catarrhal poison is present.
 Used in this way. Hyomel xii Is an catarrhal germs, drives the poison from the system and heals all irrita- ton that may be present in the uanous membrane.
 If you have the ordinary catarrhal symptoms such as offensive breath, odrnng pans in the throat, cough ra.sDnG of mucous, difficulty in breath tJ E. sneezing, huskiness. discharge ir"m me nose, drol pings in the throat toagh,ng spasms etc, begin the use ol Hypmei at on e.
 A complete Hyomei outfit costs but $l, ext a bottles, if needed. 50 cents, and is sold by E G. Fowler. under an absolute guarantee that it will cure eatarrh or mohey will be refunded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
ENGINE BOILER ExPLODEs.
Accident To Sunset Limited Kills Three
 Men.

Men.
 San Jose, Cal. Nov. 12-Three men were killed by the explosion of the en- zine on the southbcund Sunset Limit sd' train on the Southern Pacific road at Sargeant's station last night.
 The Dead.
 Joseph Goodfellow, superintendent Df the Southern Pacific block system. Samuel G. Gillespie, engineer of the krain. 9".. James Bladon, fireman,
 When the boiler exploded. the cab waa hurled into the station, which was being passed at the time destroying the structure and the huge boiler, weighing 100 tons, shot forward through the air. striking the track ahead more than 3UO feet from the apot where the explosion occurred. The hmpty trucks continued at their fifty miles an hour gait until the boiler was struck.
 The ponderous mass of steel served as a Bumper for the swiftly crushing train of Pullman sleepers and tourist sars. and imediateIy pushed forward through the gravel and ties for twenty feet more, before the train came to a stop. The tender, mail car, chair car and two tourist sleer CTS. were derailed and some of the passengers were badly shaken up, but the last six cars re- mained on the track without damage so them or Injury to their occupants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
SUBMITS NEW PLAN
CONCRETE MARITIME HIGHWAY SUGGESTED FOR EsTHMUs.
I Bottom Would Be Thirty Feet Above Sea Level and Structure WouId Resemble viaducf--En Hands
 of Com mission

Louisville. Ky, Nov. '12.--A plan for concrete maritime highway across the lsthmus cf Panama to be used as substitute for the ditch as ht pres ent projected. has been submitted to President Roosevelt by Colonel Alex ander Hogeland. known throughout the United States as the Father of the Curfew.'
 The plan, which has been the sub- feet of correspondence between the President and the Engineering De- pertinent and Colonel Hogeland. is now in the hands of the Canal Com missloIe It contemplates the building of q concrete highway with the bot tom thirty feet above sea level. and which wlli resemble a viaduct In pass ing over the lower portions of the lsthmus.
 The advantages claimed for it are that 1t win allow the rivers to be passed under 1t, thereby obviating the dangers resulting from freshets; do- ing away with the necessity for im- pounding ! a vast quantity of water from the Chagres and other rivers in the artificial lake by the Gatun dam. and finally, avoiding the necessity for an immensesannual expense for dredg- ing and keeping the canal clear. espe- cially where 1t passes through the ar- tifcial lake. Colonel Hogeland se- cured patents covering the principles Of the project some years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
The Craze For speculation iu Mines.

Journal of Commerce.
 1t is now coming to be realized that the real estate boom in certain quar- ters has been overdone, and attention is no wbeing trned { the sbtle at fractions of mining securities, for un. duestionably the get-rich- quick dis ease has overtaken high and low. These attractions have been blazoned from Alaska to Maine, from Canada to Mexico. More than justice has been done to the importance of recent dis eoveries of precious metals; tales true and tales preposterously false, yet cal culated to hypnotize the ignorant, have been scattered broadcast from end to end of the hemisphere; thieving "pro- motors" have been sold space by the page in newspapers with pretensions to responsibility, and have by this means cheated millions of women and men; and lastly, certain brokers are not exercising the influence they admit would be proper to discourage this pernicious species of gambling.
 As for the New York Stock Exchange, 1t is in a way aggraYating the unsav- Orv aspect of the boom by stolidly re- fusing to do anything itself to regu- latn 1t. vet absolutely prohibiting the respectable element on the curb (which is by nc means inconsiderable) from organizing to elevate the tone of the market and to endeavor to put ban upoR fraudulent stocks.