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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10

SbeiIbaberbaf oufgc.
ID It.-Nn anoerer Stelle beS .9eiit.
iden Gorreiponbenten" miro befannt
gcnladt, Bob oie bisber beiteDenbe
Sbeilboberidoft 5ipiiben ben $50.
&orI Sdmiot nno Charles Sabn,
pcld)e bis gum 7. Ge5cmber 1907 bos
HcItaurant uno Die 8aitpirtbidait IN
Gr. Ala, Observation-Disclosures, inter
Dem Honlcn unb Ser Sirmo BON aurl
Sdmiot gefiibrt baben oufgeloit
iporocn lit. &orl Sfnliot miro be-
iagtes @eidGft in e%riuabntem ElaBc
allf leine cigene Hednung fortlescn.
Gr bot ale gftipu iibernommen uho
miro ale oarol1f laltcnoen Sd)llloen
,lnb GerbinOlihfeiten be5ablen.
Gas 8erbor bes Negers Sol.
Glasgow, bon Nr. 1889, Eorrilb.sl-
len, wclder am Samitag abenb 81
@olbrpof bcitabe bon elmer cn,por'
ten 8olfsmengc libel mitgenommeil
iporbcn mdre, meil er sSrau Hahael
u. @oolen, einer 81 Sabre alien 90
ne, ibr Yortenlonnoie entriB, muBte
bon Yoli5eirid)ter Goldman geitern
alif ben 12. Sejemberl nfrlegt iuer-
bcrL ga bcr9teger bel Der 6lldt burd)
cinen Stur5 10 ihlinln,e innere Ser
letungen erlitten bat, buB er nad)
Dem WorpIdnoer Sonloopotben : So
ipital iibergefiibrt lueroen mubte.
9 htpar5er S6Iei6bieb
i'm 8arn.-S n Ser meltli6en So-
li5eiitation iullroe aeitern gbenO Der
Neger @iuiam Coleman, BON Ger.
704, GineitraBe, ouf Die Inibulbi-
gung bin eingeliefert, SraI Gpa
&asner, bon SIR. 627, @elt-2eeitraBe,
5tuei Siamantringe inn 8ertbe bon
$43 geitoblen 5ii baben. Ger Neger
mrlrOe am Samitag bon 5rau &abi
rer cngagirt, INN einen Diem rein 81
MADDEN, inb BEL Dem anloiie ioa er
Die &inge geitoblcn baben, Dorauf CT
periduanb, obne iid fir ieine arbeit
besablen 81 laiien. a3 n
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Geidaftc ucrocn pieocr %anfgcnum
men.

&on as Stir, DO, s. Ge5. -
Or, W. 9. 8oooS, ErGiioent ser
"National.9a Of Commerce" mel.
de am Wittpoh lire Gbiiren &c.
ldloiicn bate, nad,Oem iie foIt ST..
100000 at Iepoiitoren mlsbe5ablt,
erfIdrte nah elmer 0ircftoreniitung,
ooB beidloiIen moroeu iei, oie sc,
ld)1fte micoer oli5uncblnen, ga ooS
&opital Der Sonf iunangetaitet lei.
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Mns ben @cridjten.

V"S '" N0t&sNVas"+
@aS Die 8uroerobe einer Game Ser
iogen. beiieren @eieQidoft fpitet.
Sisung Des 9unoesgerihts in
Cumberland. - $4,000 S6aoen.
eriob uerlangt. - Cine Dame als
Nemter.Sdgerin
Ginen intereiianten Ginblid in bie
Sroge, mas Die intilnen uno intin'
item &leioungsitiide elmer mirflid)
nporhebmen" Game foiten, genGbrt
cine Gloae alf $405.05, mel6e inn
areiSgeriht bon Der Sirma =. Gle.
finger H.. Son ge9en Sr1ulein Sara
Goiucn, 9tr. 1927, Norb-9borlesItr..
Die Sod)ter bes peritorbenen Serrn
SSSobn s.. Gotpen, iriiberen Eraiioens
ten Der Baltimore Sbio-9obn", alt=
bGngig 9enlaht milroe. S1 Der ipe-
Siii5irten Hefnlng, Die NIT Der &lage
eingereid)t mllrbe, finoen it'd Folten,
lpie: 1 4aor Striimpfe $50; / Euar
Striimpfe $3.50; 1 Yaor Strilmpic
So; eiu Yoor ibtpor5e llnterbeintlei-
Ser SO; / Yoar lobfarbene llnterbein-
Fielder SO, II. I. 10. Mandem iungen
Monnr, Der iif nit 5eiratbsgebon-
fen trGgt, mag Dies Inlob geberL lid
Sic Sabe nobmal 81 ilberlegen.
WunbeSgcri Of in Gumber'
LAMB.
0u1lSeSmarifaQ 2%angbamner ulo
Ser critic Siilismori6all M. y. Sdltb
geben bellte nab Cumberland, Wo.,
Inn BORT Ole notbigen 8orbereitungen
al treffen fir Die on Wtittipod) be-
9innenocn Gitmgen oes 9unoeSgc.
ridtS. 3unGdIt iperoen Die 8eldlpo.
rencn ausgelooit uno Die 3euget.
Iooungen ouSgefertigt lperben, Im
Mittmod miro iih Damn Hihter Mor-
riS nod BORT begeben, INN Den Sorlib
III Den Sisun9en 5u ilbernebmen.
8erlangt 5000.
SEER s. Morion @otts milroc I'M
Sl,pcrior.@ eridt bon Scrrn Wtcper
G%onnenbaum ouf $1,000 Sdooens
egiab oerflogt, fir G%erlesungen, melt
die &lGger bei'm Wnlen oes Dem We.
tlagten geborigen SauleS, gtr. 1900,
@olton1trabe, oaourh c%rlitten baben
iuiQ, oaB er bon elmer Setter berabs
fiel.
Ste er Ite Application BON
elmer Samc.
Ser neuermG6lte Glerf oeS Supes
rior.@erifts, Serr stephen s. Sittle,
bat nnter Sen pielen applifotionen
INN M~uitelungen Die tGglif bel bent
1elben einIaufen gum erlten Wfole
aud cine iold)e bon eilter iungelt Do
me erbolten. Sblpobl sic Sanoidrift
Der Tetentiir beh Nnforoerlrnget ei.
1ler oerurti9en Stellulg poQig 9enii'
gen ipirbel iiebt ii6 Sr. Sittle bod
in Scr Gage, bns @eiild) ob'dld9ig 81
belhcioen, init benz Sinipeis %ooraltf,
hob cs Der Mpplifantin %ieoenIallS
nid,t onaenebu leill miirbe, ais eins
5i0c Game infer Der groBen 3aDl
lilulIlliluer NH8tlleIllH on u'p''te"'
Ser meme Serr.
Sellte tritt Ser neilerIpdblte She.
riff Gobert s. 8abgett iein Itnt an,
ais Wohfolser ieines SetterS George
". 9abgett, ipeldler 5ipci Sabre bin
burd) oas 9mt innebatte.
Ioti5en.
-- =.
SyTn &reisgeridt' Ger. 2 luurbe bic
2iouibirung Der Sobn q. &orb-Gom-
pagr,ic eingeleitet. Die Eetitipn cr-
tlGrt, Dab Die @eieaitoft Den Sc
id1ftsbetrieb ouf9egeben babe uno
DOB oln 5. Ie5ember bon Den Ittio.
ltGren Die aufloiilng berlelben be-
lbloIien moroen iei.
0ic .Monemus Sign Company" lit
bon 9euiamin s. 2itiingcr, 9onalO
~. &eup Sobn @olfcr, Sobn VI. Slt-
finger nnb 5. Senrp 9ofer nit eincm
aopitol bon $4,000 ineorporirt nor
Den.
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nnter 4nflase.
8eiitesgeit0rter, melfer Die 9lrtt-
tbaten i'm Staatsfapitol pon
MaIiafuietts beging, bes Nuroes
i'm erItcn Graoe beiduloigt.

Bottom, Meaii., s. DECEMBER. =
Sobn q. SteeIe, Ser Wabniinnige
aus Goerett, nelder BEN Gr1iioenten
be5 StootS5weiges Der american
decoration Of 2obor," Com. Gobeli,
I'M 8apitol eritoB, lit pesen Woroes
I'M eriten @raoe inter Inflage ge'
Iteat mor0en. Steele bate aiid) Ten-
his 3. QriscoQ uno alrtbur 81. SUB.
bell, gr-ErGiioent ser Bolton Sen.
trnl 2obor linton" 5u eri6ieBen Der.
Illdt. Iltd oeSbalb iino Inflagen
gegen Steele erboben noroen. Siilfs.
0iltrittsonpalt Sugb 0obertp er.
fl0rte, buB Der angeflagte crit nadj
mebreren Sugen i'm 8eridt porse'
fiibrt lper0en miro. 0riscoa, meldler
bon Steele in ben &opf geihoiien
mllr0e, befinoet iif) i'm ,@aiiadyu.
iettS General Soipital." Sem Be-
iinoen lit 5uirieocnlteqeno, obtpobl er
nod nid)t aus ol1er Geiabr lit.
Aui Iltoronlng bon @onperneur
@llilo nlo nod elmer Sieun9 Ser
Stants = Srrcn : Gommiiiion, in mel.
der Steele'S SAL beiprodlen ipuroe,
beiilfte Or. Suen Gopp Die StoatS-
&rrenanltalt in 0anpers, Inn Die
llmitGnoc 81 unteriud)en, inter mel
ben Steele Dor orei Wohen ans lie.
mem SnItittt entloiien poroen lit.
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0rnnSliifs ltebrrtraaum9cn.

8rnnSItiifs nebcrtragin9cn.
SnnneS Eiper nno Srmi an glbc-
! line 9. Yipcr, @eitlcitc Goitle., nobc
Gbepitr., 1919 bel IS, @rnno5inS
$t9t.25; So.
SonncS $. g.. 2eis an Clarence
@omplon 81 Cots, So.
&cnrn e. Goof an Sbo q. 9o5mon,
Sii0leite @oroon.Mpc., nohe Woplc.
mooo.Npc., % BET 100, @runo5inS
$65; So.
Morie 2eimboh uno 8ottc an Sp.
&elomonu uno Srau, 1 Got, 8rrno'
gins $2i; So.
SbomoS s. Sbomplon unb 6roit
an >Socpb Saple nnb Srou, SiloipeItz
ieite SltutinabonsApe. -llabe @irarb-
@penltc, 13 BET 70, 0runb5inS $55;
$500. 81
Charles 5. Se,tiiid ii. g. Grtr., an
&oludro y. Wortin, Srilltcc, mebrere
Cots; $5,sm I'il e .na
8lorcr5crcp 81. gnfntiltq Grtrr., ali
Trcoerid Observation-Disclosures Carl
ton., nabe6opetteitr., t2 bel 80; $430.
Charles g. @enmid, II. g., GrtrS.,
on Sniuoro ". Martitg &rultee, mebs
rcre Bots; So. b. ...
Carroll 9. @lid itnb Srorl an 60
pbin Shosfc, / Sbt, $1,000,
SSobn WtilQcr an bieiel6e, SItleite
Milton.glpe., nobe Seberolitr, 1911
bel 70, 8rltno5inS $43; $1400.
George ". Golfer an Sulon 80.
Sent II. 81, Noroieite Caroline, nobe
SoiinlunItr., 10 bel S0.6, @runo5inS
$50; So. II
Suian 81. Sent, @ittiue, II. 81. al,
George I.Solter, Norbieite Caroline
Ctr, nabeSoffmanitroBe, Is bel sos,
@rlnoSinS $50; So.
Sur1ltel Gilbert an Hotban Snlol,
6 Cots, So.
Tat6an Sn1oQ an Bernard Meper,
6 @runoitiide; So,
Charles 9ooe ullb Srau an Ma'
t6ilon Wiiler etc, Norbneitieite ser
Garrett Ipenue, nabe Clements Ctr,
12 bel rs, @runb5ins $36; So.
3. a~Ieranoer Silearp, iln., an
II. @eslep @aro arlo Srml, Noro'
ieite Der GapIons, nabe Yresbnrp'
StraBe, IA bel : @rnnojinS $50;
..
albert 9nltieloff AT Mar alo5c,
~ 8runoitiide; So.
Gli5a @ .@ob an Srancis 6. Giles
& So, Siioieite Der G%bmonbion'
9lpcnlle, nobe Stpdton=slaep, 16 bel
1O5, @runo5ins $72; $40.
ygItoteS SSnueItment 60" on Slp-
renee u. S6eff, Oitleite Ser Galbonn'
Strabe, nabe Eatterion.Ioenlle, IA
bel 95, @rlmo5ins $50; $1,000.
Warp 81. aenneop an Wiainm $.
2ucos, Siiomeitieite Ser @iaoms,
nabe WcaimitraBe, II bel AZ, @ro5.
IS; So.
Mnaelica Stemart an @iQiam g.
Gbllnn, Noroieite Der CITING, nabe
3olp1initrabe, Is bel 1853; IS.
Sorrp 81. 9en5ineer, Trltltee, oil
Mobert sc. Sores, Noroieite Ser Sc.
bor., nabe Galmel. Ipenue, 13 bel
so, @runo5inS $52; $3.50. m
9erielbc an S.Senrp Suoif, Noro'
Ieite Der Geour-, nabe Galipea- slue.,
! IS bel 80, @runb5ins $50; $3.50.
Mlon5o 90. Surlod an Sliberto
8iaioms, Siioweitieite Der Grub
| ia-Mpcnltc, noGe Dolphin traBe,
II bel 80, Bruno5ins $102, S..
s. @ilion Scott an S. Ilepnioin
Siaeorp. jun, Sitleite Der Yapion',
nabe ErcSburp.S traBe Ia bel 80,
| 8~rlno5ins $65, So.
Mbrabom @ilrer an Nebccco Gin.
ger II. o., NadloBperwalter. Noro'
leite Der ct. Eeter., nabe Sterrett.
StroBe, IS bel 1919, Brunto5ins sos
So.
2ouis 6. S. Gbiemeper lino Sio.
bella Mc2augblin, Siiooitieite Der
2onpole.S traBe, nabe Mprtle. slpe.
1873 bel so, @runo5ins $65, So.
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IbIeben. - Sm 81. 2ebenS-
iabre itnrb an SomItog Sr. Sbeo.
Bore Hobert Hempp bon Nr. $40,
Observation-Disclosures. @r binterl1Bt
ieine @ittlue Warie Rempp, ioipie ei'
men Sobn SbeoOore Npbcrt &cn1pp.
Sic 9eeroigung finoet morgen Nod).
nlittag 1913 llbr bon Scr genonntell
@obmung aus alli Dem 2olloonfEarf-
Sricoboie ltatt. ..r...
- 8eltern i6ieo Sr. SSo6n Sleiid)s
man. @dtte Der perItorbcnen Srall
Morgoret Sleiidmat, aus Dem Sc
ben. Die 9eerOigun9 iinbet moraen
Nohmittoq 2 llbr BON ieincr @ob.
uung gil 2%ansoomne, Baltimore.
County, Mb., olts nj 2Mlrapiae- itatt.
na- Srau anna Soper, 8attin heS
Srn. Worit SOBER, itarb geitctn. Die
9eerbigung finoct morgcn gtahnlit'
tag 9 ltbr BON ibrer @obnnn9 gtr.
ia, Torbs@apItraBe, aus nod Der
lutGeriid)en ct. Yeter.&trbe, Hortb',
nobc Soriorb.N penlle, itott, no nm
8 ll6r elm Grouergottesoieuit gcbaI.
ten miro. 49,.
ginem Ser5ihlag erie
GEN. : 8nr5 plotli6 itarb 9eitern
Iormittaa Sr. George $. ". Soffs
nan, Elm Woler lno Icforatelr, IN
ieiner @obnlng, Nr. 500, @recns
mount. Apelmlc. Coroner G%ariltberS
pom norOoitlifen Iiitritt conitutirte,
DaB oerIelbe einem Ser5i6log erleger
lit. Die @ccroigrno finbet am Witt-
nod Nldnittog 3 l(br bonn Groiler'
bdllie aus ollf Dem 2ouoon . Earf.
5rieoboie itntt. Nl3 9ubrtlldtrGger
meroeu WitglieOer Ser n&onig Do
pio.2oge Nr. 6S, u. i. & u. 3d."
iumgiren. Der G~eritorbenc mlroc
Dor % Sobrcn IN Miinocn Sonno'
Der, eeborcn uno fam Dor % Sabren
nud) amerifo. Gr biuterlGBt ieinc
Mittpe Moric Soifmon ltno 5luei
aillocr, Mimic rnb Sarrp Sofinlalt.
g}eben Der oben erpGbnten oG0nig
Gopib = 2o9e" Geb0rtc Sr. Soiiman
SEM yGutan.Gonclape, s. 8. S."
1no oeun .Gorrt @reenmount, j. Of
st." OILS Mit9lieb an.
Ypam g h ia ii + TT lplr-
be 'GeItern GodJmittag in Dem Sol
itrer @obnung, Nr. LOG, SIt.Grob'
Cir, Die as Sabre olte Srolt Souile
Chants. Sic mlroc uud Dem Wa.
rpl1noer llniperiitdts . Soipitol &c.
brad,t. 81,
8roBe 8eiiteSgegenna
Ieate geitern Ser Boli5iit 2eooue pom
noropeitli6en Oiitrift an Den Sag.
guS Sr. 9obn @otion, bon Nr. 3l05,
Gliiton.slpe., @albroof, Die 2umpe
am Sintertbeil ieineS IntontobilS
ansiinoen lppate, gerietb bas gan5e
Sci in benz 9ebdlter in 9ranb, lno
Serr Grafton ianote ibrederiiilt el-
men aaornt pom ndditemsaoiten ein.
Ser Eoli5iit lan9te inoeiien Dor Der
Selletmebr ouf Der Dermeintllfen
@rdrtoitGtte an. Sbne @eiteres iestc
ec Iid) olif ben araftiuagen uno iubr
nit oenielben allf Die StruBe, NOS
Ourd er Den Iltsbruh elmer Seuers.
GrurIt in benz 8ebGuoe p%erblnoerte.
Sunge Srau Der d) NJ II .
5 en-. : Or. hilbert s. @olf bon gtr.
$50, 3orb,SigbS trobe, bat Die Eoli,
sci erilldt, linn 6ei Ser Sitd)e mad lei
ner .6rail bebiililif ST. fem, Die lebteil
Soniitog nit elmer Serluonbten nod)
Maripn Station ant Situfer fllbr
unb am Montag BON BORT Die Slid,
reile antrat. @ie ser Mr5t ongab.
berfolete er sic Splir ieiner crit Is
Sabre alten Satin biz Gristielo, no
iie ben 3ampfer aMaegie" fir galti-
more beitieg. Seitoem bot man ni9ts
mebr BON 5rau @olf geieben.
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Standardization.

Nelp Yorf, 8. 0e3ember. -
0ompfer ga Souroine" lit bon
Supre bier allgefommen.
Neupel, 8. 0e5ember. - 9ant.
pier nMoltfc" trof bon Neip.Yort
bier Elm.
Suutb 0 II, s. 9e5ember.
Son Neiu-9orf fam Der 9ampfer
yNetp Oorf" bier on.
QueenStolpn II, s. Se5ember. -
9ompier v2uconio" fubr belte bon
bier nod Hen.Yotf ab.
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einen eigeutbi Of EN-
&logeiaa fat elm Soma'er @eribt
fiiralid SIT entideihen scbabt. Cine
Srau fommt III Elm Statiensgebdnbe,
INN iid) eiue Sabrfarte gu loien. Die
SerbeiidofIung besSfauipreiies maht
einige Shiuierigfeiten Die ssrau bat
Dos @eIo HGmii~ j in einen ibrer
Striimpfe peIteft unb bel Dem Ser.
Jude, CO beralts 81 boleu, p%erliert Tie
oas @lcihgclpidt. Sic itiir3t sic
1reppe binab, crIeibet ibpere Ser.
lebungen uno mabt Die giienbabn-
8eIcaihoft bafiir baitbar - neriud)te
eS w%erigitens, oeun Dor eiitiaen Ga.
gen lit Die &lage obgcipieieu ,poroen.
Wer nlio nift In 1bnlid)e ltngeIegen.
beitcn fommen mill, Der itede iein
@elo nidt in ben Strumpi, lonoern
fniipie eS nah glltem nlten 9raild)
IN ben Spiel bes Soifentud)es, made
einen @ebGd)tniBfnoten oa5u, Damn
bralldt man iid niht 81 biiden, tpenn
mans brmldt, uto f1ut altd) niht
Die Sreppe Dinab.
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gGTe iir's Ausiano beiprgt @. NaiMe, nc.
4t3, Si.yaltimor re. Str, nahe 9nitsm Nsnie!Mve.
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An I u III ~ I W tlulultc
leien mir: nGor p~terbunbert Sabren
~itiitete ein gnglGnoer, Ser 8raf bon
Offer, einen Greis fir iolhe Che.
poare, Die iid) ein Sabr uno einen
Gag nab Der Soh3eit peoer ge5anft
bitten, nod, %ouseinonoer gegangen
ipGren. Der YreiS, Elm iettes Shmein
llnb Elm Sob Bier, lit in bielen bier
Sabrblnberten MIR piermal bean.
lprld)t norOen, 1910, 1777, 1926
mo in bieiem Sabre. Der Sitter
fat offenbar sic Srauen eefaunt." -
@orum mir Die 5rallen uno nidt
alf Die M1nner?
Rabbi &rausfopf in Ybi.
looelpbio, ciucr Der bcoeutenoIten iii.
biiden &an5elreoner i'm 2unbe, lit
Der Mnlid)t, oaB cine Wieoerauflebung
Der alien acknowledgement bepor.
Itebt. er bot banit MIR ausgeipro.
den, mos piele Anoere alih glauben;
Die bl0blinnige SobbatbSbete unb Die
iiberaa graiiirenoe Erobibitionsie,t.
DIE, Die MnItrengllngen CUR 9elfrIn.
flung Der Ginmouoerung iino Die our
Gribiperlurg oergrperbitng beS 8iir.
gerredtS iino Spmptome oafiir. gS
mare tboridt bieie griheinungen i,lr
oils 5uf1qig ODER oils be0eutunesloS
blnltelIen 81 ipouen. .
Gas Srinfgelo oes Sat
iers. Ger n9oilp grpreB" tbeilt NIT,
oob ser aoiier fir Die Iieneribdft
bes S6loiies in @inbior ein .Srinf.
gelb" BON 1000 Yfuno Sterlins -
10000 Collars - 5uriidlieB. Ias
iiblihe Srinfgelo Der fonisliden BE.
iud,er BON @inoior lei 80 Yfuno
Sterling pro Gag, ober bieie Summc
peroe Oft betrd6tlih iiberihritten.
Bon friiberen Srinfgeloern fiibrt oas
9latt noditebenoe an: Srinfgelb bon
2ouis Napoleon 1900, oes gsarett
Hifolous 1000 uno oeS &aiiers i'm
Sabre 1891 500 Hfuno Sterling. Me.
ben bieien Trinfaeloern baben Sic
foniglihen 8GIte fir Die Serren unS
9amen pom 9ofltaate ~ipertbnoIe @e.
ibenfe in 8eltalt bon Si,pelen II. I.
10. 5u rlahen.
Vdye iir's Amsfano befprgt O.. Natme, Hy.
/ 4f3, Sf.Saltimpre.Str., nabe euitpua 4suiesate.
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TdNe fiir's Muslanb beiprst o.. Waine, Tr.
413, Sit.Saltimore. ctr, naGc 9nitom Sunie.AUe.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
Mr.. MORGAN OF PIMA
COMES TO THE CAPITAL
He Will be Sworn in and Take HIS
Seat in the Assembly Completing
His Countys Delegation.

Hon. David Morgan, member OF the
assembly from Pima county, arrived
i'm town last night accompanied by
Mrs. Morgan. MIR Morgan had sent
his resignation to the speaker Of the
assembly and On Friday it was trifns-
mitted to the governor. Tho Louise
had taken no action on it and when
the matter was brought up on Sat
urIay 1t was resolved to defer action
until Mr.. Morgan could be commune
Gated with.
There was a hope that II he could
not be present at the session that he
might come and be sworn in and
then either effect n pair or get a
daily excuse from attendance, thus
saving Pima county the expense of a
special election which the governor
would have To call.
Il was stated last night that Mr..
Morgan would he sworn i'm this morn
ing and that he would now probably
remain through the session. He was
accompanied by Messrs. Grosetta and
Bail OF the Pima delegation who went
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28

tic results. bue he set about it with
the determination To make a success
of it at any cost Of time and labor.
He advertised for boys. and very soon
had selected fifteen To twenty good
voices belonging 10 as many intelli-
gent and enthusiastic boys
The faithfulness Of these boys has
been something remarkable and the
results are very satisfactory. While
there has been very little time for
individual training in voice culture
and much remains 10 b. accomplished
in "toning down" the precision and
accuracy in tone and time are remark
able and several boys both among
the sopranos and altos show promise
Of developing into fine solo voices
So far the boys have only appeared
a Jew times at the afternoon service
and without tie ycstmcnts; but the
yestments have arrived and seats and
music desks are To be put in on both
sides of the chanccl so that next Sun
day afternoon it is expected to give
the entire musical service with pro-
cessional. recessional. chants. anthem
and possibly q solo by one Of the
boys.
Before the season is over it is in
tended To give a grand concert at
which secular as well as sacred
choruses. part songs. solos, etc, will
be given
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
THE VESTED CHOIR
OF TRINITY CHURCH
Its Organization Well Advanced, New
Vestiments Have Arrived ard
Full Service Will Probably be Given
Newt Sunday.

The church has done more than
any other faction in developing music
by giving that art an important part
in the service. There is nothing so
impressive as an Episcopal service
with a well trained choir Of boys and
men. There is an indescribable
charm il boys voices III professionals.
chants and anthems. different from
any thing else on earth. Trinity
Episcopal church of this city has for
a long time planned starting a vest
ed choir. and finally decided a little
over two months ago 10 make the
attempt.
To organize and train this choir
they engaged Mr.. Elmer A Todd.
Mr. Todd's first experience with
vested choirs dates back over twenty
years to St Johns church. Omaha
Neb.. where nc was organist and di
rector He afterwards occupied a sim
liar position At St Marks and st.
Chrisosten's churches. Chicago. on
two trips TO Europe. Mr.. Todd spent
a part of his time in the study Of
church music in London. Liverpool
Chester and other cities in England,
listening daily to such choirs as those
IL Westminster Abbey. st. PaUIs
and other great churches and cathe
drals. In undertaking the task he
realized the difficulties Of taking raw
material and working it up into artis-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
Personal Mention
= = !, r.;

Tho guests OF the Ho,cl Adams
yesterday Wcr, W. :. Kenyon and
wife. omaha: \. NJ. Ma chord. New
York: T. T. Poilon. Flagstaff; T. H.
Lashcr. NJ T.. Spokane, Wash; IL.
W. Bailey. Portland. ore; w. T. f..
Donald. city: W. 4. Morrison. Los
Angeles; p y. Moore. St. Louis;
Bernard Cunniff. Prescott; ". r. J.
r. Ryan. W!lliamspoIt. Pa; Dr.. J.
Taylor Brown. WilIidmsport. Pa;
Mr. and Mrs. &. \. Packard. Naco; +.
NJ. Brown. New York; J. p. GoodlaHd-
Ell. 81 Lovis.
Those that registered at the Ford
hotel yesterday were V. p. Edu,
Albuquerque; Horace Pohmrov.
Flagstaff: j. W. Oaman. san Fran
cisco: +. r. Rich. san Diego: H. Eima
buckingham. Wickenourg: e. r. Mo-
rad. Troy.
The following were registered at the
Commercial hotel yesterday: J. j.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28

Burke. Lamas; F. T. Ford. Kansas
City; \ Schwarz. Kansas City; +.
:. Dickerson, Seligman; ]. B. Wayne
Ohio: \ A. Hartman. Albuquerque;
F. NJ Hoger, Yuma; 5. :. Prato. No
gales: r. d. Bull. st. Louis; II. FL
fenlein. Chicago; T. Kitchener and =
Kitchener. Oakland; l. W. Napton.
Peoria: Frank Napton. Peoria; \. G..
Mcqueen. Mesa; Mr.. and Mrs. II. =.
Scott. Jr. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
a Tucson on SATURDAY morning.

to Tucson on Saturday morning.
There will he but one absent seat
in the assembly this morning. that of
Mr.. Williams Of CoConino who left
for the north on Saturday morning.
He was aftcrvard honored with a
place on the steering committee. He
viii probably return to the city on
Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28

She-"Do you think a woman should
thank a man for a seat in a carr" He
-"Oh, no. Lots Of men might have
heart disease and the shock might
prove fatal" --Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
FOR OVER SIXTY TEARS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup mas been
used for children teething. II soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
CAIIED az sIcKNEss-NIr,

:. Fitch Of West Madison street left
Saturday night for Celeste. Texas.
called by the illness Of her father who
has pneumonia. She went. via the
Santa re and was joined in Prescott
by her brother. Charles GIasscoe.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-28
A DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT
SURVEYS.

Baltimore. Jan. Eft has been prac-
tically decided 10 appoint Professor
William Bullock Clark. of Johns Hop
Rins unive- sity 10 the directOrShip OF
the United States government survey.
Some men delight in telling tn
truth for the sake Of stirring M. trOu-
bie.-Chicago News
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-06-27
ROOpe.

SbScfaI 10 the Ne70S.
Miss Alice Parker made flying trip
to the..river Saturday.
A large crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday.
Miss Ada Thomas and John Lane
looked handsome Sunday.
Misses Faytie Myers, Gertie Exum,
Parthenia Janney and Mrs. Berlie Jan
ney called on Mrs. Mary Exum Sun
day.
The ball team here is doing nicely.
Mrs. F. P. Exum killed rattle
snake Thursday.
If you want to see Mrs. L. r. Jan
ney smile just ask her how she enjoys
getting postals.
Mrs Tom Dickerson has just return
ed from New England.
Earl O. Bar, of Cole City, is visiting
relatives at Etna this week.
Campbell Murphey and wife are Wis
iting parents on the mountain this
week
F. J. Billingsley called on Miss Alice
Parker Friday afternoon.
Frank Degnan went to Chattanooga
Saturday.
Miss Faytie Myers said she enjoyed
getting postcards like the one she got
Saturday. Rattlesnake.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-06-27
Tracy City.

Special 10 tie Ne70S.
We are having some very warm
weather now, but have pleasant show
ers most every day. Gardens are look
ing fine.
Prof. CampbelPs school closed at the
Orange school house Friday. We re-
gret losing Ma. Campbell for be GER
tainly did good work for us and we
hope to have him back with us again
soon.
Misses Esther and Grace Smith, of
Whitwell, are visiting their sister Miss
Lora, of Brown Hollow.
Mrs. John Carrack and Mrs. W. L.
King visited Mrs Sand Dykes last
week.
Bill Geary was seen going by here
at five o clock this morning.
John Carrick is improving his place
by building fine barn.
Mrs. J. NJ Harrison called on Mrs.
w. L . King this morning.
Mrs. c. Valley visited her son, Zeb
Thompson, Sunday.
There will be graveyard cleaning
at the Orange graveyard Saturday,
July 10Th. Everybody is invited to
come and bring a full basket.
We have a rural route here now and
it is certainly a convenience to sit
right at home and get your mail every
day. Guess Who.