davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Sur lcttcn Gube gc6et-
tct. Inter GROCER 9etbeiliging
bon 2eiotragcltocn fdno gcitern Nob.
mittog 0ie 9eeroigltng Ser am 20.
Ge5cmlber I'M gItcr bon AZ Sobren
gcitorbcncn 6rou Settle SORT POM
Srollerboiic, Nr. 1902, SreOerid-
gpenuc, aus oi'f Dem o2oubon Yorf=
6ricobofe" Itott. Eoitor 81, 2cb-
mann bon ser ct. Sobonnis-&irhe
omtirte I'M S%rolerbolie unO on1
8robe. 9ra1tpoae 9lumenipenoen
ihmiidten oen Sorg. Die lebte @Dre
ols 9obrtl6trGger eripieien Der Ser
itorbenen bic $50. Senrp Wobr, @nl.
Soldier, Senrp 9ord)crt, Gbas. 9adz
mann, Senrp S6neepc utb Sobn
Greltno. 2eidenbeitatter s. s. Wfc-
Gormid leitete Die 9eeroigilng.
Srou &otie SORT marbe am 10. Wai
1865 IN Baltimore eeborcn nno per-
heirotDctc lid am is. Mai 1886 nit
Sr. Sreo. SORT, iuelder ibr> bereits
Dor s Sobren i'm Sooe porolt ging.
Die Sinterbliebenen iino orei Sinoer,
gnnie, grneit unb 2ouis SORT, bic
Wutter, 6rau Sobn llbl bier S6ipc.
iterrL Srou 8m. Shdfer, 8rau Seilrp
Wtobr, 6rau Gbarles 9afmann lno
Srau Senrp 9orfert, nno 5fpei Brit
Ser, bic SS. 2oltis 6. llbl u1to Sobn
llbl, Jun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

llnter 9 iirgi6oft entloi.
en-. @iqiam $. @bitc, Glerf ser
oGonton Nntionol 9onf," Der ollgez
Idulbigt lit, $500 bon Den 9anfeel-
bern untcridlogen 81 boben, nllrbe
gelterll inter $4,000 9iir9idoft emf
loilcn. 9iltriftsonuolt Goie miro
morgen Den Toq Dor sic 9unocS.@c &c.
idlporcncn bringcn ltnO Der Ero5cb
oonn unoer5iiglid) folgen.
Mar Elm Spfer bergoDn :
&ata it BE. = Die 9eeroiglung
oes Srn. Normon Gogers, ipelber in
Dem 9obnunfal SIT Serro.Gotta onl
Sonntog Nbeno um's 2eben fam,
miro beutc ouf Der .@reennlollilt &C.
meterp" itottiinoen. Ser @erungliidte
mobntc in Murion, Sno., lnto molte
ieinen grlloer %. 3. &ogers, jun, al
Solparo-Gorf beiuder, ols Der 600
i'm %erciltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
3ic Giumanbernna.


1n 1906 Innbeteu 66,i0t Ginponoe'
rer in Baltimore. - 557l Iolien
ii6 in MorplonO nieeer. - 1t5
NlSldnocr n%otlroliiirt. 1907
Gingcrponbcrte erbolten ibre crs
itcn 9iirgcrpopicre.
Nod Sem Sobrr8bcridt bcS Gin,
%monoerungS : G%ommiiidrS 2oriS Z.
@ciS %lonOctCn I'M pcriloilencn Sabre
66,101 @intDunoerer in Baltimore.
Ac8cn 64,076 in 1905 urO 1896 IN
1904. &on ocn I~cbtiGbrigen @ilt=
nonoercrn tomcn MIR 4l47 aus
G~cntid)Inno. Scitreid . ltugorn uno
HuBlon0 licicrten Die Wtoiie. is lie
zen iid) bon Den Ginmonocrern 1914
in Marpluno nieocr. Gle nobIteben.
Den Iobctlcn ~Iicfcrn elm Invertebrates
Stuoium:
u differentiation un0 Iai-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
ltncIe samis Ginnahmen.

@roBe 3ltnobmC Der SnIonoiteuern,-
9iC BroOlt3iruna bon 9runntmcin
lnO Bier. - Die 3oQeinno6men
nubc5u einc W}iIlion mcbr, ais in
1905. - 3unobnle ser Boit-@in.
nnbnlen INN $4,000.
lluclc Sam'S Ginnobnlcn in sem
WorDlGnOcr 3ous uno Sn~Ian0Iteuer.
Giitrift lin0 im perfIoIienen Sabre
nm ot0ertbuIb N}iuionen 0elpadiclL
umo altb Die Ginfiinitc ocS YoItimo.
rcr FoitnmteS nabntcn unt iiber
100000 ST. NohitebcnO Die Sab.
rcS6cri6tc 0cS SnlonoItcucr @tnucbs
mcrS, OeS 3oucinnebmerS unO ocS
&oitmciitcrS bon Baltimore:
Gtc Snlun0 It euersGin
nabm me-.
9tod Dem SuGrcSberid)t Oe3 SSll,
lonOiteucr Ginnebmer8 GbiQips See
@oIo36orol0b iitr Oen MorDIGn0er
9iltrift 5ci9t lid) Gin WIcbr ser Gin,
finite ii6er oo9 @orjobr bon $679,,
1868. Die fol0cnoc GobcIle lit cit
8erglcid Der @imabmcu in ocn lcBs
ten bel0Cn Sobrell:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Nns @cttcr.

Sir Morplano uno Den Gtitrift
Gotum5io bcllte bGp0ltt, mor9cn &e.
gen; u6rOli6c bis 0itlidc @inOc.
Die b0d)itc Temperature mar &C.
itcrn 80 Wrn0 Inn 3 llbr Na6mit=
Tags, bic nie0ri9itc 40 @ra0 mn ,
llbr Worgens.
Sn Sen iibriQcn SunocS E 8ettcr-
Stotionen murOc in ben lettcn q
Shnocn ser iolgcnoc nicOriglte
Observation-Disclosures pcr5cihnct: Gult-
port So. E~ortlonO 81, Bolton 80, III
bonp 36, 9teru Norf ~, E6iloOci=
pbia ~, 2ltiarttic Gitp ~, @oibinas
ton 36, Norfolf 80, @QttcroS As,
Gharlciton 80, Soponnob "a, Sad.
ionpiuc GO, SiIpitcr &C, Seen gSeit IS,
2ltlonto As, montgomery II, 9tclus
SrhlonS As, YoICitinc As, 0olpclton
60, Corpus GGriitie Ga, Wcmpbi5 40,
Cincinnati 3S, YittSburg 80, GSmcgo
80, Buffalo 81, Glepeluno 30, Ge.
troit 30, 4lpeno 26, Morqrette Is,
Green Bon 20, Chicago %, Glllutb
2. Ct. 8otl 2, Ct. 9ouiS 81, &unips
GitD 80, Omabo q, @ltron 10, 8iS.
inarf 2, @iaiiton 4, SeIena A,
Salt Safe Stir %, 9cnper "a, Nortb
1lotte 26, Googe Stir 80, 2lmariIlo
3G, Sos NnQeleS 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

y | / ! u u tL.
SSn lcbten Sabre bclud)ten 479,289
Eerionen Die 6rei6Goer, ooer 98,52t
mcbr, ais in 1905. Die ocridJieoenc1
N10cr mltrocn mie iolgt beillht:
Nr. 1 oil Siio : SiabItroBc.
MGnncr uno &noben t5S,225; Srolt.
Ell uno N}GO1en Gt,751; 5uiommcll
1886. Hr. , oil Golltntbio !. 9lpe.
W0nner unO &no6cn 75,tO2;
6rolen nl0 M00den 1909, 5ulonn-
men SS,121. Nr. 8 oil Nrgple : ape.
fiir Neger). = M1nner ullO &no.
ben 1902; Srailen un0 M6Oderl
1908, 5uiammen 1865. 9GOer i'm
Sreien - MGnncr i1nD &noben 1871,
575 !; 6rarel1 uno Mdo1en 20,546,
5lliammen 1924.
2 tcuereinnaDm men in 1906.
Stellcrcinncbmer &enrp @iQiomS
pcroffcntlidtc ocltcrn oic Steuereill-
ltabnlcn mdbrenb heS SohrcS 1906,
iuclde 5uinmmcn $S,266,646.09 be-
trllgclL llllb 5ipor Stellern sur pollell
Mate $5,297, S0S.47; 3inicn pom I.
NuguIt al $5275.12; Sporbont : De
poIitcn 81 1874 gcntS $138,213.31
r~iidIt1nnige Steltcrn $847, 2S1 Go;
SeflritGtcn 81 80 GentS 1881 1926
80; @pputbpfeniterern So, 1923. 9ln.
neriteuern $2t9,675.15, 5nlammer
$6,S92,513.23; oo5lt fonlncn nod bic
Notwithstanding ans oem9ranb-
GiItrift $454,623.93 uno Stats.
Stellern $919,509.03, 10 Dob Stcller.
Ginnebmer @iaioms i'm 8an5er
$S,266,G46.09 coaeftirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
SrcS. 8~ancrmidmibt's uSlmcriean
Wremcrnn.Wi

Sci Ser Serltelung bieier 9iere
meroen mr. Sopfen uno Mal5 better
Glialitdt nermunot - oaber lire Itei.
genoe Yopnlaritat. Gin 8eriub miro
Sic bon oeren 8or5iiglidfeit iiber.
5eugen. Site ST. 9rauerei tt04-
112S 6iaen.StraBe. Sci. s. & s..
1854, Wlo. 140t. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Baltimore & Sbio- Sabn.
9felter ourf)gebenoer Earlor-@ aggor
nah Hittsburd.

Som /. Sanuor an miro ein ourd.
g%e6enoer 8arlor-@ aggon, Baltimore
nad Eittsbur9, an n555.55-5," Der,
nGa1eslift- 3ug, "angeb0ngt, Der bel
Mount Gopal-Sabnbof 6.45 Dior.
gen, Gamoen 100 Worgens perlaBt
uno in Bittsburg 500 Abenos all-
fommt. Sofortiger 4nifluB in
Tittsbnrg ltad) gfron, Glepelono uto
Chicago. Q-2fb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
0entIdes @cD

81 perfaltfen. 1880 Gents pro Marf
ooer APO Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel nlio greoitbriefe auf aue
Staote guropa's. @eloienoungen.
S6iffsfarten, &eiiepaiie uao ausIan.
oildes @eIo. Sbc0. $. 0iencr & g.,
217 OIt.Naltimore.S traBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Septcmber in &roft gctretcnen ncllcn
NoturoliiotionS = 8cieb %lpuroen AZ
@cild)e nm Die. 5meiten Bopiere cin-
gereidt mo 200 Nusldnoer erbiclten
ibre er1ten Topicre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Weprae @alter.

9iamantcn. tlbrcn, edbmadiadben, sei6liffenes
Ufas, sttbcrmaaren nnb YrpnScn.
1lnicr @aarenuprratb fit Meibnadten lit fett
i%nanten, llbreu, ~SdJmudfadcn, Beidliffcnem
YlaS, etcrltng.Silter umo Yrcn5en. gWir ia.
ben nns fir bic GebirfntWe uniercr 0unbrn
burd1 uurgcfcbemL baR iutr eth au~hergembbnftdt
nntfangretfles Ntprtiment angefdnft tabtt,
tnb ctn Sefidt nnierrS QabenS ntuR Sbnea suni
Setanigen g~eretdtn. "a Wch.2egington-etr.
C9ea9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
@elSienbMngen

rad 9eittidlan6 "a Gents pla Marf.
uad Deitreid 20R Gents pro Grone.
Yorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon un6
nad 9eutidlano. Neiiepaiie, @ed)-
IeI, grebitbriefe unb ausldnoiIdes
@elo. S9eo. $. 0iener & &c., 217
8 t-9altimore-S traBe. ~ 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
SabrIidjer @cIunSb


Snt lcttcn Sabre luor Die &inber-
iterbGidyfeit eeringer, oIS in 1905.
Die S6npin6iidt lift I'M Stci-
gen, 2ungcncnt8iinoung obcr I'M
9tbrebmcu. - Sic 6reibGocr III
1906.
Ger So6reS6cridyt ocs @ciuno.
bcitSomtcS 5eigt 1873 Gpoe&f6ae in
1906, gegen 10,t4t in 1908, 10,8tS
in 1904 mo 1866 in 1905. Inter
0cn Sootcu bcfanocn tidy 1908 WciBe
MGnncr un0 1925 meibe Sroltcn.
Gic jGbr(idc Sterbcrotc pro 1000
ser gcnolfcriln9 mnr t8.48; MeiBc
1862, gteger 30.0t. is itorbcn 1919
&inGer inter 5 3obrcn o0cr 30.87
Gro5ent Scr %gcIomnltcu GoOeSidIc.
9102 @Cburtcn Durocn ongenlcl0ct,
oorur,tcr 1900 rueiBe Sinner. Die
j0brlidc @cbitrtSrote iii 1858 fir
@cibc un0 20.48 fir NcGCr pro 1000
Der 8ebolferung.
8olgcnoe onItcdcn6c GronfGcitcn
tu,trNrr nttnru,rGArt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Gin id)Snes nnb niitIides Wefdeni
fir MneebGrise 1T inmer cine lebens.
aroee photographic pber cine fiimit.
leriid bplenSete Cppie eiues alten
gilbes in Grasnn, @aTsrfarbe, Del
uSer Yaitel. Die fdSniten Cabinet.
6ilber MIR ST pro 9nteno.
Snlins Sebbel, 6elttiher Bbotograpb.
co., 321 Norb.1ap Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

3 fir 9orieumofIer, 5 fir @eNicl-
Mafler, 5 fir Bfunbleiber, 3 fir
8ferbebGrbler, 70 fir S(fticnmafler,
AZ fir @oorenmaflcr, SO iiir Nu'
iternpodcr, 10 fir Sauiircr, 1 fiir
si1cr, 10 fir Nltsitelllmgcn, 8 fiir
Stepeoorcs, 1 fir Siidfong in Ser
Gbeiopcofe : 9oi. Gic bon Den go
Ii5eirihtern IN sen StotionSb1nierll
ouferlegtclt mo coleftirten Strofcll
bctrltgen $~14,925.65.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Mar &ciTert,
0entidler YbDtDgraph
4O9-411 WDrb-0
@e5fnIsEfffrfc

Gpt6tdIsIffttttI
III Tur fir cine tur3e Set.
6 fetnfte gubinefsVo rtrnitS NIB l IebcnSerpGes
Yprtrait NIT feiuen 9abmen fit $3.50.
HeoitIirer y,reiS $1,000.
@ittc, a1ten Gle amf meme @orcffe:
Wlar Retiiert, 409-4tf, Tprb'Yagr straie.
(9ea11.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

y Sad 0 n-E a / III Concord
b,"-0ie Arrangements fir Die
6eier ocs Sadion.5o Cages into Concord
Stub" am s.. Sonlar iiu6 beenoet.
Senator Artbur q. @orman, jun., Elm
lRitglteo Des Clubs, miro Die Saupt-
Teoe oes AbenOS balten. Der YrGit-
Sent 0es Clubs, Hihter Cartel s.
Cohen, bat folgenoe Gomite'n er-
narnt:
Or. SaS. IS. 2intbicum, Soriibcr.
@inlaoungen - @iIliom $. 9llrs
nett, Gogcr q. 6rep, Or. gOporo
Ieihmoll, ,Spbn 5. MturL SO6n u.
Campbell, @iQiom $. SoncS, George
6. @pott. @ebiter MiGS Strapcr,
George G9eSlep unb ISM. q. Sobn,
ion.
gmpfong = Bart 6. smit6, @.
". 8aoclifie, 9ldtb. Sobn Sill, jun,
sltbtb. SomeS U. Gcuno, @illiom
Cotton, GbnrIes s. @eber, u. 81.
9ortIod, ,5ameS M. 8nniont, Sim.
Gaiep, @oporo 9ea5lep, Nleronoer
glopcn, Charles 81. Mi1er, WeDer
8ilen5iq, Charles ". @rant, 1bos.
fitzgerald, q. $. @anep, Or. S. $.
lllrid), d. Nobert 2umpfin, Or. u.
3. StubbS, @orrp SarOep, SolepD
aalusfa uno 2. SameS 9oslcp.
Wulif uno l|lnterboItung = s. i.
1ran5, Gorliber, eugene Goof, Senrp
z. Seitlh. @ultau Sicgnult0 ulr0 y.
Sdomuolf.
@ririifnngen - Samlel u. Sart,
SSohn 9tiron, &obcrt e. See Slc0loe,
Gronf Stcil, @iQiom 0ietid, Scnrp
g. @eltmepcr lno @iliom Martin.
Gin 8ooomin Mirb u e.
citaG. = Sr. 9[lfreo s. @ooOwin,
GianiIt, urro Sr. Bart @ib. GeQilt,
geibe Mlitgliebcr ser ErofeIiorcns6a-
fult6t bes Eeabobp = Gonierpato.
rims, merben nGdlten 6reitag 9fad).
nittag in Dem i%iinftcn Eeaboop &e-
cital sulammenpirfen. GoS uilser-
leiene Yrogranm entbGlt inter ali
6erefi iiltereIionten Gompolitione1l CT,
ne Sorotc bon Gid)orb StratB. Srn.
@ooomin's Soloportrdge lino aus.
idlieblid G6opiu gciuiOmct, wabr
reno Die Srn. @irb'S ans ueri6icoe-
nen @ruppen alter u16 mooerner
Meiiter gerpGblt iinb. Gas Bro.
grolnm lit folgetoeS: Rid. Straib
Sonotc IN Sour, Opus 6, fir
@io(oncelo utb Eiono. Chopin
iefs gtuben, 8reluoiunL Golie, BAL
laoe in 5-Gur, iiir Giono. Bod =
Mrien. Sdpumom = abenolieo iilr
Cello. Dc Spert = @on5ert IN 2
Moa, fir Geao.
MbiAiebS 6 III y g.-Gil
abibieos. Gmpfong fiir Ben nafJ
Glepelono, o. perietten @eldait5-
agenten Der nSnternationolen Weo'
ihiniiten=llnion" Sorrp =. 8oamer
muroe ant Wontag Gbeno in Sta,
leigb-8otel" gegeben. Gr mnroe rad
Der Merchandising Der Union llod)
Dem Sotel aclcitet, no ell 9anfett
icrpirt ipnroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Sabrcsucriammlnng bcs YGg.
9eutidjen MaiicnDcrcins am Conner
itag Den 4. Sannar, NbenoS 8 ltbr,
i'm @%niicnbanic, Vile MiitglicScr iinb
ringelaSen. (3G4,2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Vafie fiir's Musfanb bcinrgt G.. Olatne, gr.
tf3, Srsyaftimpreity. aahe GuftumtputC. spe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

sew 'ppIlpI
Son 0roBem SrtcrcIie lit aud oic
no6iolgenoe Iobcac, mclNc 0ortbllt,
mic piclc SmmiQrontcn rp6brcn0 ser
lcbtcn orci Sabre mGbrcno je0cn
WpnotS ~lonDCtclt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Iie @inmunOerer : 8opfiteuer be-
trug $132,25O, so pro Gimpotberer.
Gle Iotnraliiirnna.

SIM Common Neas : @eridt ml,r.
ben inter Oem alien Natliraiiiations-
@eieb 115 M~nsldnoer n%otliraliiirt,
20 muroen oie 9iirgerpapiere obge,
ldlogen; 300 8elllhe uni 9~saturoliia.
ton murben ein9ereift, unO 1907
N~nsl1nher crbielten ibrc criten 9iir-
gerpapierc. Inter Dem nit Dem 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

ableben. Sm iugeliolihet
Sitter bon % Sabren idieo geitern
SRI. Sba @cinfnedt, Sodter Ser pers
mittmetert Srau Sobn @einfnedt, III
Der @obnnng ibrer Mntter. Scr.
2306H, Sit-5opette-S traBe, aus Dem
9eben.
- Srau Caroline @ilbelmine Gotb,
Wittlpe oes peritprbenen Srn. Sein.
rid &otb, ihieo geltern inn Mlter bon
So Sabren aus Dem 2eber. Die 9c-
eroigung finoet 5reitag Nadnittug
bon Der Wobniirg ibrer Tobter, SIR.
1924, 9olton- apenue, aug ltatt.
SIN alter bon SO Sabren ftarb
geItern ST.. Sobann 0ottfrieb &niier
in Der @obnung ieines SoDnes, 81.
1929, Sit-Mprtbsslpenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Ioinl ......... .SG,ai9. st2.S6 SG.27047G10
gSciios 3tEabnc $G70,33G.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Totol 1896 64,076 66,t01
2ieBcn / Of II 90 orplano
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
JUDGE HUTTON'S
JURY AND HIS WORK
An Exhaustive Report. Which
Judge Analysed in Parting
Word of Thanks.
WHERE INEQUALITIES COME
Candidate Tor Legislature An
rounces Platform as Down
With the Income Tax

A week or more ago The Times-Dis-
patch published the story OF the action
of Judge Frank b. Hutton. OF the T'vven-
ty-third judicial Circuit. IN bringing
Taxpayers TO the book before the grand
jury in Washington county
Tho judge called the attention Of the
grand jury t0 former publication ir
this paper in which 10 was shown that
there Is great inequality in The matter
or assessments. The records had shown
uat not a single citizen Of Washington
county reported an income in excess of
500 To was we'll known 10 the Judge ana
10 the jury that there were many mon
IN tho county. who. judging from out
Slce appearances were making much
moro than that amount More than "a
hundred men We're summoned before The.
jury and being put on oath an amended
statement ~ income tax was made
which Increased The revenue OF the STATE
from this source in this one county more
than s. pa
The action or Judge Hutton ana his
grand jury has attracted attention ain
over the state. and the probability il
that other Judges win take like action
and there Will be q shake up4 in All
parts Of The Commonwealth
Already The news comes from Wash
lhgton county that there will be a cam
didate for the next legislature who will
make the run on platform with sin
E'e plank in it. Down with the income
tax"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Judges CONGRATULATIONS.

IN view or these facts tho work OF the
Washington county grand jury and tine
Hiter remarks or Judge Hutton become
very interesting A local paper tells us
that the Jury sat seventeen DAVIS. ev-
amlued over hundred men many of
whom amended their tax lists largely.
Among these latter were some Of the
members Of The Jury. The grand fliry.s
report was an exhaustive one. and while
10 was but the beginning OF a very good
work it increased the Immediate ta~ahr.
values OF Wasuington county fully So OiD
Judge Hutton was proud or the work
of his jury. and in dismissina the MEM
bers he took occasion to make q parting
address. which tine local paper reports
as follows
"rhe court wishes lo thank YOU gentle
men for the faithful and prompt atten-
lon 90 the business given you in charge
during ellis term, and I'm the performan ,
Of those duties certain Investigations
given you 80 charge have been very much
criticized.
Section 57S OF the Code of Virsima proc
Nidcs That 10 shall be the duty uf tNe
Judges OK Che circuit courts and corpora
ton courts. no tho term next Succeeding
tho return by the com u lsslnuer- OF tH..r
several books OF assessment 90 charge
the grand iuries impaneled ur Them %
eNamius said books of assessment ami
then provides what your duties are in
reference TO said books. Dc became my
duty. therefore. under my o1fn of office
90 give YOU that section iu charge. which
] did. and have done each Eelr since /
have been on tlr bench ln each county
~ my circuit and DO became Your duty
tmDartiaily. without fear. favor or afec-
ton. according to YOUR oaths. 90 execute
the same. and this you have faithfully
done The chief criticism seems 10 ha I'm
reference Co tle Income tax. IL is con-
tended tnat ' one s. Income is $1,000 and
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WEALTH OF SOUTH
GROWING RAPIDLY
Great Increase in Farm and
Manufacturing Products and
in Minerals.

BALTIMORE. January 12-In its Issue
this week the Manufacturers Record
says.
Consideration OF increasing wealth IN
the south must add 10 the s2oO0Oo10
worth Of farm products now raised each
year. s. % Oo0Ooo worth OF manufactured
products and s26o.o0o0o0 worth Of mineral
products. Such annual productivity. now
aggregaung about g. 4s5 10000. accounts
for an increase OF nearly 100000 IN
the capital OF national banks in the
South in six years. and an annual in-
crease Of s40Oo00o0 or S5oUOVO in the
deposits in national. state savings and
private banks and loan and trust COM
panles in that section. and the general
progress has an expression in and is inn
mediately contributed To- 10y railroad
construction, every mile of new track
stretching toward great lumber traces
or toward deposits Of coal. iron ore. AM
other minerals. or bringing closer TO
markets virgin agricultural sections. be-
ing just that much power added to pro-
ductvely. IL 1856. 3055 miles were added
to the South MILEAGE 267 per cent. of
the total addition since 1890. and bringing
the total 70 6i.o35 miles That is more
than double the railroad mileage of the
whole country in lS6o ana within less
than $1,000 OF the total mileage of tls
country in 1850
Texas Leads in Increase.
Texas alone has 800 miles more railroad
than the whole country had fin 1850 and
during the past year DO led an increase ir
the South SO miles. the state nearest
TO 1t in new construction having been
LOUISIANA. with az miles. Arkansas
ranked third in new mileage. the pron,-
Use Of an enormous advance in the farther
South, but it is almost equally significant
10 note l62 new mileage n Virginia. i91
in North Carolina. ana PIG in West. VIM
glnia, showing mine and timber devotion
menr in those States
Summarizing farm activities. embracing
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GREAT MINERAL
SHOW FOR STATE
Governor Swanson and
Organization Working
for jamestown.
THOMAS F. RYAN
Is AN OFFICER

First Honorary Vice-President of
Association Which Promises
to Make Great Display of
Virginia's Mineral
and Timber
Interests.
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REAL ESTATE CLEARINGS OF GREATER RICHMOND
BY MONTHS DURING THE YEAR JUST ENDED

This Interesting table. showing the Trims
comn--ea Tor -no L-mo-- u-an-l-- N. Nj W n
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Objections Answered

"lt is further objected that "a merchant
shouldn't pay on income tax. because
he pays prvilege tax for the tranaao-
tor OF his business. and an additional
tax OBJ Dis capital There mtent h., some
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DIspIaV II Grains.

There are three cases just Ia front 90
SonlInlssloner koiregs private oflcd
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wounded arm. Il see your aim. But in the cir
cumstances Providence breaches resignation | will
methods"
He sat down and hummed, and sometimes came
back with his eyes to regard me- But l sat num-
chance, not caring to talk and being somewhat
puzzled by this curious fellow.
When half an hour had passed l rose. You are
the guardian?" l asked.
He laughed Heaven forbid" he said.
Then who your" | demanded
He shrugged his shoulders. Il shall know
the nights out" he said.
looked at the window and the night was break
ing. Take the advice of that wishes you sense,
and go home said l. You can do no harm
1t not exactly that l Designing" he
said dryly :: and now, if have your permission"
l nodded and left him. The chaise gone
adventure to its end, and SO, mounting the mare,
galoped off. They had gone by the Oxford road
and | followed, An hour later the dawn gave
promise it lighted grayly the chase outside way
side tavern.
What the devils in this?' l asked myself as l
rode up; and there were the coachman and the
position cursng like troopers at breakage in the
traces. | took EN- up in the dim light, and threw
'em down with laugh.
Damme! my smiling friend was filter than l
looked for" | cried; for twas plain the traces had
they would break on the journey; and doubt
it was hoped that they would give out in some in
accessible place. went into the tavern, and Eyer
ton met me
"'Tis cursed nuisance!" he says in a voice l
had not heard before. " But shall be delayed but
little. And now, my man, think we may part
This address took me somewhat aback; for L
not used to be handled a footboy. l stared.
Not so fast, my mani" gave him back
What the devil" he began savagely, and
caught my eye. Ho! It's those five guineas, eh?
Well, my bully, make no doubt l can find 'em
for you. And then rid us of your companyl"
Now angry as l was, had yet the reason to see
what this meant. The fellow having used me-
thought he was now safe, knowing nothing of the
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keeper who had stood at respectful distance
from US
Tell the gentleman" said l, indicating the inner
room where this Egerton and the girl were, that
the chaise is ready and that l will follow
And when he had gone l walked up to Hayward
who was examining of picture on the wall with
exemplary patience.
"Hark'ee, Master Hayward" said l. Il have some
business with you to carry out and will trouble
you to accompany to privy place
He considered me, opened his mouth, and then
smiled: Very well" he assented, Il will take
what l get.'
We entered paror off the taproom, and once
the door shut, faced him, with my back to it.
clock licked the wall, and the darkness moved
in the windows behind.
You're of humor,' said 1, and l will
indulge you. You shall sit there for half an hour
by the clock and entertain me- Talk up!" says l.
Faith, mani he said, grinning, ." It's you who
are entertaining me, l think" lie tapped his