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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Sic iucrtbuunite Yulce III bic elmer Qcbens.
nno ISelnnobits Serli6eriins. 9eipdbrt ourcb elm
por5taiGes Nlureiii9uHasmitel. slls Dem
NlIlie h1ut iidb Der a6rper beitdnbia neu ami
1T oieies nnreilt, 70 frdnfeIt er. Sfi ben Wer,
onnilngsorgdnen ipiro es bereitei fino oiefe
frdiiia. nm geb6rige ydbrung icbnel in reidcs
gei'm eriien 3eiden einer Gt5rlinp in ienen
GrganeH ge6rau6e man oaber oa5 beriibmte
Nutreini9nnesmifieI et.yernaro ardaterpinen.
llH foftenirei enc Vrobe 3m befomnlen. nbreis
Gitp. Rreis % Gents. 5n slpotbefen su baben.
(SiSoSaI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
SicbitGllc i'm Stcncroicnitc Gouiiia-
mas.

9tcm Grleuu9, If. Sept. $780,
Sin 9ciijit uon 100000 murOc
trltc i'll Ocn HefnllnBcn OeS bici1en
Stnuta StCucr GommiiiGrs ent.
Gcdt. Gie |oli5ei iabnoet uuf Gbo5.
6. 2etteL cincn Glerf I'M 9iireou oe5
GonlniiiGra, meICbcr Oos @c,o perlu-
trcut bobcn ioa. Ger llnterihIeii lit
Scr brittle, luclher innerboIb iehS NO
notcn I'M Stuots SteueroienIt ans
2i6t fam lmO Die &criiber ser beioeu
crItcn III mclden ea lid ebcnfollS I'M
ein Mo1fo pon cirfo 100000 bon-
oeltc, Iino nod nibt eingeinn9en.
Sctten Itnn0 ieit 10 Snbrcn int
Steucr0ienit mo feinc Caution mar
ibm ouferlegt moroen. Gr mar frii.
Der Gbef.Glerf oeS Gr-Winpors Sobn
6ibpatricf, iuelber beute Die 9lbiidt
ontiinoigtc, oaS 0eii5it 5ll befen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
sd)luhtid,ifi r4rSiana" in @cfabr.

@oibin0ton, 3. g., #. Sept,
- Gns tSlottcn ,0epartement mo6t
bellte bcfonnt, OnB Oos Sblodtidiif
nSnoianu" melhes our 3eit I'M
2eogle Sslono 6lottenbauboi repn-
rirt miro, am Worgen oes 5. Septenl-
Der bur6 Elm IN ieinen aoblenr1umen
oltsge6ro6enes Selier nit 3eritorlng
beorobt mar. 9tlr Orr6 Die gnergie
uno Den Diutb Ser Sffi5iere uno
WiunnidJaft 9elong es, oie IN ben
nabcn Wioga5incn entbaltene Mlmi-
ton aus Dem 0erci6 Der 6lamlnen
81 entiernen. IS gelong, ooS oltgen.
icheinli6 our6 Selbitent5iinoung ent.
itanoene 6eller 81 loi6eu, ebe es er.
mdbnensruertben S1aoen ongeri6tet
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Nrou Iurid,ad,'s Grmorbnuo.

9torfolt, @a, If. September. -
Grei 9e9er, 9tamenS 9boS. 9lrhcr,
&orace See mo @iainm Sbielbs, be-
iinoen iiA iebt ais Der grnorolmg
Der Satin oes Observation-Disclosures
6ranf Horibod) peroGhtig III Inter.
iuhungsboit. Srou 9ioribah muroe,
ipie id)on berihtet, pGbreub Der lee-
ten 9tabt in ibrer gSobnung 81
Eortsmoltb Don einem @inbreder,
luclden lie in Dem Sauie ertoppl
bate, nit ibrem ei9enen Heuplper cr-
ifollcn. Ser >Snqueit lit oui ndditen
tSrcitag nnberurmt. 9lrher olente
friiber in Ser 9unoeSilotte itnO iol
gelpuBt boben I'm melhe 3eit Sroll
Horidad 9eru0bnlih @elo pon ibrenr
@atten erbiclt. 2ieutcnont 9iorifoh
fam Dclltc aus 9olton in Eortsnnontb
al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Sas &erbrcdem eiues lanSitreidprS.

vii | a III 81 OF t, Eu., II. Sept.
- Gin aus Sarmern beitebenoeS
9luigebot ourhltreiit bic llnlge6ung
bon 2inoen, flint Weilen BON bier,
uno fnbnbet aui einen Sonbitreider,
welder bette iriib aui Clarence Sort
mans tSorm eridien mo einen IN.
iittliben 9lngriif oui Die 2S.i6bri0e
6rall Sartmon uerii6te, pelhe 5llr
3eit ollein 5u Sauie mar. Gieielbe
mebrte iid oeiperdt, nllrOe jeboh 9es
miirgt, bis iic iiG ni6t mebr belien
fonnte Wtun glallbt, onB Der 5bGter
elm 9teger lit ruo boB er lid in Der
gtdbe oes SarmbnlIies uerIteft b0It.
9tah Dem 8erbrehen idleppte iib Die
6rail nnb Dem ndhltelt cine Vteile
entiernten 9tnhbursballe uro erbielt
bort Siilie. Die bieiige Eoli5ei lit
lei Der Su6e nad) Dem 8erbre6er
betbeiliat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Gifrrind)ts Sras0Sic in Cflaboma.

@eotbcrforo, Sflo., #. Sept.
- Sec Scc0p, Del1er bier Elm Sotcl
betricb, erid)ob geitern ieine @attn,
mobreno leine fleine Sohter ieine
anlee ltnidlungen bielt ilno pergeb.
lid Inn Shonung iiir Die Wlltter
ilebte. Giierllldt ipor oas Wfotip fir
Die Sbat. ,3luei Stunoen oaroui
mllroe Seeop bird elm giirger.9(uf.
gebot, neIGes i'm periolgte, cine
Weile uOn bier erifoiien. 9fob benz
Snqurlt ertheilte Die Goroners. T,slrp
einem EianoItinllner, non1ens 2. ..
5rp wclher Dem @ri6oiienen @rmo
our GiIeril6t gegeben baben ioa, Be
febL Die Staot 5u perlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
&oblennotb orobt.

Ybilaoelp ia, If. Sept. -
@ie 8ritbenbeiiber erfl1relL geitaItet
iib Die Sadlage be5iiglih Der aoblen,
proOuftion in alien 5beilen oeS Stqo.
teS INNER idlimmer. uuo man iiird).
tet OaB eS Dor Wlitte ndbiten @in-
ters 81 empiinOlidem NangeI aiy per-
ibieoenen ao6leniorten fommen miro.
Ssn tolge Der anboltenben 9iirre in,
9lntbra5it-Hepier baben piele 3eden
fein @oiier iilr ibren getrieb, uno
ullBeroem mangelt es an 9lr6eitern
10 oaB uiele @rubenbeIiber jett i1on
ge5lulngen iino, 9eitelungen aus
ibrelp aanigeltupeIten gorr6tben gu
0eden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
SturmDerb rbcernngen.

SorriS bur g, Eo, If. Sept.
Ger beiti9ite @elpitterihlrm Der Sais
ion iudte in Der lebten gfaht Snrris.
burg beim mo ribtete groBen Sda.
Den on. 9lllh @illiamsport, 2)orf,
9lltoona r5obnstopn uno anoere
StGote botten unter Dem llntpeptter
81 leiOen, Selte irilb lit ons Wetter
mieoer flor. Sn 8reersburg Ea.,
milroen Seize @eaper, 80 Sabre alt,
uno 2epis gS. Gong e6enialls 35
Sabre aft, pel6e nit bero6 geiallenen
0rdbten in 9eriibrung fameu, ourd)
elettriihe Sdldge dui ser Stelle &C.
to0tet.
Scranton, 80. fl. Sept. -
@1breno Der lebten Ho6t iielen i'm
@poning. mo 2odopqnna Sbolc
polfenbruhortige 9ieseh uno brad.
ten aQe Strome Ser @egeno gum
gustreten Tie StruBen I'M Gens
triin1 Der bieiigen Staot ipuroen in
reiBenbe Strome perlponoelt. SSri-
nerbalb 30 Winuten iiel elm bolber
3oll Megen. 8iele Sortfoblen9rii.
ben in bieiiger @egeno, iuelde porber
niAt @oiier 9enug fiir ibren getrieb
botten lno jebt tbeihueHe iiber.
ihweumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12


glbiobrt uod oeul 9tor0pol bcrcit.
GbicoGo, If. Septenlbcr. -- Sn
cinCr aus Spibbergen pom 81. glll.
quit rotirtcn, pio Sronlioe, 9torlpc.
gen TO- September, peitcr bci6roer.
ten aobclbcpcihe meloet Der onrcrrfo.
nildc 9toropolfnbrer Woltcr Wcllnlnn
on ocn biciigcn rGccoro ,0erolO":
mn Gos 2uitihiif .9lncrico" mortct
ieit 5luci @ohcn ollf gimItiQcS @cttcr
iiir cine Frobeio6rt mo iiir ocu ,Sllg
nod Dem 9torOpol. IS lit ju icocr
StltnOc rciicfcrtiq. Shon brci No,
den lang pcbcn itorfe Ninbc aus
Dem 9{or0en un0 eS lit unnl0glid.
ooa Slitidbiif uon ieinent 9lnfcrplnBe
fort5u6rngcn, obne ieine ioiortige
3erltormg 3u pcrllrlndlcn. Ger biea.
i0brigc CONNER lit Der ltiirmii6ite,
oCn man oui Den Spibberqen ieit 30
Sobren crlebt bot. @0bteno oes No.
mats 9luglit hntten Die &inoe ourhz
lhnittlI6 cine OreiInol 10 ltorfe @c-
ihminoi0fcit, ais Der Iudlhnitt Oe9
9lllguIt 1906 mar. .6oIt oQe @inOe
fon1cn ans Dem Norocn uno sur Belt
lit ein @lB5oro im 9ln5uge. Air pcr-
ben nod cinige Gage ouf giinltioeS
RSctter iiir Die 9lbiobrt mnrten Sp1.
ter miro bic come 81 nieorig ite6en,
Inn Ole 5obrt 5lt geitotten. Sails ooS
2ultl6iif o2lmcrico" nod obiibrt,
miro icine 9elnbllng aus nllr orci
Mann: Mellnlon Tanimon uno 9tie-
lenberg beIteben. Wiojor Seriep miro
pegcn &rontbcit 5llriid bleiben. 9oS
Suitidiff bcfinoct lid in pollfommc.
nem 3ultonoe. Dfein @ertrouen in
oen idlieBIid)en grfolg bes Ylones.
Den 9ioropoI per 2ufti6iii 81 crrei.
den, lit lmeribiittert. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
0cipannte GriDartnng.
Srabtloic GcpcIdJcn tom Snmpfcr
ySniitaniu" cmpfnngcu.

Ger ueue Gunor0cr miro mt I llbr
am 5rcitoa irii6 5u Souop Soot
iGQi9 icin, - Ginc 1Sobrt iiber
Sen C5can IN bier loDcn unO
nd)t5cbn Shtnoen.- SHluhtidifi
o&noiono" OurN eincn @rono 1e-
iGbroet,- @rltbenbeiiBer 6eiiird-
ten cine ao6lennotb I'M bepor-
itebenoen @inter. - @roBe Ser.
lutrellllngen inn Steucr. 0epartc.
nent bon 9oiiliouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
nent bon 9ouiiiono.

& &ap Mace, u. g. fl. Sept. -
Soertc friib muroe bier cine orabtloic
Gepeife pon oem nellen Glmar0.
0ompier o2liitonio" empfon9en,
nah lpclhCr lib OoS tSnbr5eug INN
5.20 MiorgenS 225 W|eilcn iiiooItlidD
bon bier beinuo. Gon BORT bat Die
Slllitnnio" nod etpn 1925 Weilell
bis Sonop Soof lW0 Oiirite INN llbr
om 6reitog iriib in 9telp.9)orf ein-
treiien. Iie uorberrihenoc 9lnliht
lit, BOB es ibr gcIiuaen miro, Den
Eeltcn pon Den ocutidcn ShnenOom'
pfern Qcmohtcn Shneaiafeita :9fc'
coro" 5u iibcrtrciien.
Scr Gnuoro. 0nmpicr oSllconin, "
pelhcr nit Der nSlliitanio" Inn Ole
Wette f1brt, beiono lid), lpie cine an.
oere oru6tloie Tepeihe uia &ap Hoce
mclOet, INN 3 llbr belite 9ta6nlittag
1888 Seenleilen oitlih uon SonoD
Sooof. Wton berehuet, Dab CT Sun0p
S5oot I'M Witterna6t am Sreitag, 20
bis 30 Stin6en nod Der y2lllitnnio, "
errcihen miro.
SSln Sale Ii6 Ole Grportlng Der
iuirflicbt, ooB oic o2uiitonin" Sonop
Soot iWu llbr om Sreito9 iriib cr,
rciht, 10 miro tic Die tSobrt bon
SuccnStomn ans in ehpa bier So0en
un6 Is Stinlocn 9clnabt boben =
iibcr i3 Stlmbcu ihncIlcr, olS Die
.2uconio" ouf ibrer 6eitcn o9iecoro.
5obrt" in 1894. Die ,Sucania"
hruuhtc bomnl5 ) Gage, Z Shlnoen
- Wiinltten I'M ocn Ocean 81 frells
sen. 9ic oHlliitnnin" miro ferner
Damn Sen Gitcl y&onigin Der See"
ocm Tonpfcr o0cuti6lono" entrei.
BEN melbcr IN 1903 in 5 Sogen, II
Stnocn iuo 81 Oiiultcn BON Gbcrs
bolr0 nn6 9iciu 9)orf fubr lmO ollt
oielcr 3O34 Wtellcn ldngcn Strcde
einc 0ltrdlbnittadnelligfeit bon
23,15 anotcn pro Shlnbc cltpidel.
tc Die n2uiitoniu" bate IN Den
1866 Wieilen, luel6e tie bei'm glb.
icnocn Der beiltc friib 81 aop Gnce
empiongenen 0epeide 5liriid9elegt,
cnpoS iIber 1872 anoten Die Stunoe
gemoht, troBocnt oos 0etter nebli1
lInb llngilnltig mar. Won boiit, onB
tie Die nod ilbri0cn 1925 Weilcn nit
elmer S6nelligfeit bon ourcblhnitt.s
li6 25 Wteilen md1cn miro, ou bic
GerbGltnilie mlf oieler Strede inls
mer etlpoa giinitiger linb, ols nab
reno Der crlten Salite Der SoGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
@lutiger Strifcfraipall in Sun Sran.
cisco.

SanSrunciSco, If. Sept. -
Gin 0tob nlodte beute iriib bel benz
M1g9onlhuppeu Der ,llniteo 9toil-
rooOa" an ser Gde Der lltnh- mo "a.
StrnBe cincn 9lngriff nli einen @og.
Gon, mclhcr 10 9tiht-llnioniltcn IN
0icnitcn Scr SnbngelcllIboit nod
Dem Sdlppen bcioroertc. Die 9Ina
greiier morfen Steine no6 ben
Strifebrehern lln0 feuerten audi
Ctlidc Shiiiic ob, ebc Die Eoli5ei 6em
armunl Elm Gnoe mofte. Gonouf.
tclr HiienborB, elmer Der 9tiht- -llnios
niIten, crhieIt cine IebcnSgei0brlihc
SdllBpunoc in Oie linfc NrltIt, lmo
nltberoem purocn 9iop Ycrtits, :. 5.
Gottcr, Snrrp GnberS mo sSronf
Smith, Gonbllttellre poer MotormGn.
ner in 3ienIten Ser Gompa1nie, ollrh
Shiiiie permllnoct, ie0oh minoer ge'
iGbrlid, Gincr Der 9lngreiier luuroe
perbaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Wer's alan6t.

@c0man ongehli6 nod INNER 5ur
9lbiobrt uod) oenl 9toropol bcrcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
GSarenjadt anf alippen
Saiicr Nifolaus nno Samilic 6cfinoer
iidD an goro.

2aS 6obr5eug idpebt ie0od in feincr
@ciabr uno lit bon unoereu Sbii.
len umgeben. - 9teuere @ntipidc
lllngen be3iigli6 Der Grmorouns
Oes 8rdiep aonarouSfp in 8ene-
dig. - SuOenmeBeleien umo Ger.
roriSmuS pieOer in HuBlono oil
Der IhgeSoronung. = 9lutpel
gieBeh in 2o05, Goeiia rmo aiifi
neff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

oes 8raiep aonaronsfp in 8ene-
dig. - SuOenmebelcien itno Ger.
roriSmuS luieOer in HuBlono or
Der laaeSoronuns. glutoel
9ieBef in 2oo3, Gbeiia uno aiihi
neff.
@ongo, sSinlano, If. September
- Iic &oileriad)t .Stonooro," nit
Dem G5oren ieiner @emablin nm
ibrer 6omilie an 9oro, liegt auf oen
alippen nabe Sorion, peItlid poi
bier, fcit. Sic ideint in feiner Sc,
fabr 5ll icbmebell, ga Die G3orenfaml
lie al SorO bleibt. Die Sadt lief mn
4,30 beilte 9tadmittag, sur 3eit Der
bobcu Shuts, ais Die 4lippen inter
Naiier ltonoen, auf uno lit nod nid)t
mieOer flott geipor0en. Gin 9nnpi
Hettllngsboot lit ans 9febal, am @olic
pon 6inlollo, oui Dem Sboliplabe ali
gefonnen lno iieben Sorpeoobootc
mclhe Die Saht auf ibrer tSabrt TT
sen finniiden 8eru1ilern eSfortirten
limo 5ur Sano, I'M epentuea notbpen
oige SiiIie 5u Ieiiten.
Yrilufofiuno g 0 M a.
romstp.
Ot fan If. Sept. = 9etrGd)t
licbcS 9luieben miro bier burb Ole
gnfiinoigun9 erregt, boB Der Mann,
melder oen 8roien 9omoropSfp an
.. September ingeneoig eriboB, nidt
9Sifolous gtaitlnoff beiBt, ionbern Der
tiir5lif BON bier nit Dem @eloe lei
ner alienten ollrdgebrannte glopofat
Erilufoff lit. Sier gemadten neue-
rem Otittbeillln9en 5llfolge batte So
noroipsfp cine 8oiloepille Sf)an
ipielerirL gonens ataoane Tar.
liopsfa pelde cine intime Sreilnoin
Erilufoff's mar, gebeirat9et. Soma.
roipSfp, nelher SberIt Der 9tational.
@orbe umo Stootsratb mar, peri.
d)erte iein 2eben fir 100000 at
8nnlten Der sSrail, ipelfe alSoann
I'M Serein nit Yrillfoff ieine Or
noroung plonte.
Die eriteu gtodribten iiber Die slf-
foire eriuGbnten ginmoff nno Eri-
llfoif olS 5luei peri6iebene Wdnner.
ollein pic eS Jest beiBt lino oieiel.
ben ioentild, ltno eS iuar Der Mopo.
tot, uel6er oen @rofen ermorbete.
Brilufoff uno Die Srot befinoen iid)
unter ciner Worounfloge in @ieil
in Soft.
M br Serroriiten. Ierbre.
den.
@robno, 9fublono, If. Sept.
Gr.Boli5eihei Motiepith bon Yiolg
itod, 100 i'm SUM 1906 cine Suoen.
Wiebelei ltottfonb, puroe beute oabier
bon einenl Serrorilten tootlib Der.
munoet. Ser 5b6ter befinoet lid) in
Soft.
Srfutsf, Sibirien, If. Sept. -
@oorilofi Gbef Der bieiieen @ebeim-
poli5ei lit beilte ermoroet poroen.
9teue Suben. We ebeleien in
Gublono.
,2onbon, #. September. - ,sn
Sob3, Der riliiiid.oitreifiihen @ren,s
itoot, lit eS, tuic bier peroffentlidte
Spe5ialoepeiden angeben, 5u neuen
Suoen.Diaiiafres gefofnmen, in oeren
8erlaufe If Berionen getootet uno
IA I6uer Herlulnoet puroen. Die
8eboroen tboten nihts. INN Oeu
Greueln Giubalt 5u tbun.
s(uh in Soeiio iuurbeu Die Mebe-
leielL luie IN 9roila, Mltmdnien, elm.
getroiiene Geiienbe berihten, iortae.
iebt. SSnl 2olfe Der perflolienen Wod)e
muroen iiber 100 Suoen getooetet. Iie
Eoll5ci perbinoert beorobte Suoen NIT
8elpalt om @er(aiien Der Staot.
Nus aiidinefi fommen Gbnlihc
Siobsbotitaiten. geiuaffnete Yobel.
bouIen orangen in Die jiibiidenlmar.
tlere pliinoerten SGllier uno 9doen
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

Surveyor McPherson, who went west on the Dora last trip. left the boat at Unga, where he secured sloop and started along the coast to make surveys of the sites of a number of Russian missions.
 A cattle ranch has been started on Kodiak island, where fine stock will be raised. Twenty blooded Herefords were shipped to the island last month and more will come up later in the summer.
 Governor Hoggatt claims to have been the object of unfair treatment on the part of certain unnamed parties who were in Washington lobbying last winter, in the matter of the reports that he was constantly referring to advo- rates of home government as buns, ruffians, etc. This. Governor Hog gait says. is a gross libel upon his real expressions.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sold his half interest in the Poplar Grove Roadhouse to Ben Torbell on March tth. 1907 and has no further interest in the business MT. Tor5ell has assumed all the debts incurred by the roadhouse and all bills are payable to him.
 CARL A. SWANSON.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Don't Need Insuratce?

Are you sure? 271 persons died during 1906, in the first year after they insured in the New York Life. Suppose they lad said the same thing. See Crery today.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Made Rich By Man He Saved.

Made Rich By Man He Saved.
 Los Angeles, April 17---Ten years ago Dr. William Arwine of Long Beach, then on duty as a Government surgeon at i'rlnce William Sound. Alaska, heroically rescued Dr. Von Gunther from drowning after a shipwreck. He plunged into the freezing water, dragged the victim out and nursed nim to recovery. Von Gunther was grateful and said he would some day repay the brave act. He has since made a fortune and is :eputed to be a millionaire.
 Yesterday Dr. Arwine received a package from Alaska which con- tained block of mining stock conservatively estimated 10 be worth $100,O0O. Dr. Arwine, in addition to the stock, which he could sell for a fortune. Is appoin- ted general manager of the II ming company with large salary. i,
 A boxing contest between Stren-
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
The 4. Van der Naillen School

of Civil, Electrical Mining Engi-
 neerinr. Established 1864 SAEED-A ppa4atus, Instruments. &c, Open n all branches. Great demand for eX-students in all lines. New students should enroll at once Addrl ss 510o Telegraph Ave Oakland.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

According to a Juneau lawyer IS interpretation of the Aias.ta code. it is illegal for any persons who are divorced in Alaska to marry again. This discovery will create panic among those who have re- married aid may possibly disturb the plans of others who are seeking divorce, but such Is th,- law.
 Section 474 page 246 Alaska code says: A judgment declaring a marriage void or dissolved by the action or claim of either party shall have the effect to terminate such marriage as to both parties, except that neither party shall be capable of contracting marriage with third person, and II he or she does so contract, shall be liable therefor as if such judgmen. bad not been given, until the action had been heard and determined on appeal, and if no appeal be 'aken, the expiration of the period al- lowed by law to take such appeal.
 No appeal can be taken in divorce case because the apl ellate
  court is d United States court, and is not authorized by any law of congress to hear and determine divorce causes on appeal. Congress nas no divorce laws, neither has the United States. Now, when no appeal can be taken the expi: alton of the period allowed by law to take such an appeal never comes; if a party divorced cannot remarry until such expiration, and such ex- piration never comes, 1t looks as if congress intended for us all to be good anQ stay home nights.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Quartz Strike Tn Nome Country.


 Nome, = This camp is excited over the discovery and location oi an immense ore body at the mouth of Dry creek, which is estimated to have ore to the value of $4 ,OOO,OO( in sight. The geological survey party pronounce it to be richer shan the famous Homestake mine.
 A fight is now on at Catalla be- tween the Brun-r railroad con- pany and the c. R. x N. w.. for 8 right. .of-way. A dispatch iron Juneau gives the following partic- ulars:
 "The Alaska Pacific Railway Terminal Company applied in tn. United States district court here today for a temporary restraining order against the Copper River X Northwestern Railway Company to prevent the latter from continu- ing work on certai0 ground al Catala.
 The complaining :. company al- leges that the rival corporation has made a preliminary survey which conflicts with the permanent sur vey of the former which has beer approved by the secretary of the interior. Judge Wickersham will hear argument upon the applica- tion for an injunction at an early date"
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
From Middleton Island.

E. V. Smith, better known as Middleton Smith" Is in town with a load of fox skins from his
 ranch OH Middleton Island. Smith and his fcxes are the sole inhabi- tants of this fertile little island, which is on the open ocean just outside of Prince William Sound. There is | little gold in the beach sand and at times he works a rock CT, but there is not enough pay to justify any great amount of work. At the present time he garden on , he island is as far advanced as bose in the States, the climate be ing very mid. Smith says that h. 'ocateh the wreck Of tlie Discover.
 ast iali. on rock about 15 mile.
 rom Middleton, where the boiler: md machinery were visible at low tide. The boat evidently broke her back on this rock and sunk imm ediately
 The first of the two disba rm ent cases against Attorney J. II. Cobl is being heard in the federal court. This case arises on the com plain of the International Trust Com pany that Cobb engineered deal whereby they were buncoed into selling the Aurora mining claln' in Silver Bow basin for eigi!:eel thousand dollars worth of receiver certificates. They allege that Cobs was at the time of the deal repre- senting three parties in the trans action. The defendant sets up a denial.-Dispatch.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Start Telegraph Construction.

A party of 20 civilians will leave Monday for Gulkana to commence work on the new cut off telegraph line from that place to McCarthy's on the Tanana. The men will be in charge of Sergeant Munday This line will be completed this summer and will be great con- yenience 10 travellers and the mall men next season.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

The Seattle Times has the fol- lowing regarding the coming mar riage of Ray Willard:
 Pretty Louise Baker is on her way from her home at Chippewa Fails, Wis, 10 Seattle, where she will be married to Ray Willard, a wealthy young mine owner ot Val dez, Alaska.
 "The wedding will be solemized early in May. at tbe home of his parents, lO1O Union Street.
 "Back in the little Wisconsin town the|young people were school mates. By the time their studies were finished their troth was plighted and Willard moved with his family to Seattle, going to the Alaska gold fields eight years aga. He iS aSsot iated with his father E.. :. Willard, in the Galena Bay Min
 ig & Developing Company as manager.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

A boxing contest between Stren- uous Teddy and John L. Sullivan ought to draw a good crowd.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

A number Of improvements are now being made at the courthouse, in accordance with the recOmmen- Gations of the last grand jury, such as having the building painted, fences built around ihe grounds and sanitary Water appliances in- stalled in the jail and offices. A seperate department will also be provided in the jail building for women prisoners.
 s. w. Wible and M. H. Sullivan, well-known mining men of the Sunrise district, have gone west to direct operations on their hydraulic properties there. Mir. Sullivan was accompanied by Mrs. Sullivan. He is manager of the Elmore Mining Company, on Six Mile. Mir. Wlbie owns property on Canyon creek which yielded nearly $20,O0O last year.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

WANTED MEN to cut cord wood by the cord. Apply to A.. Holman, Copper Center.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-11

separate offense, and such offender or
offenders shall be, for each days
offensc subject to the penalties here
in provided.
Section 8. That this ordinance shall
not operate as repeal Of any ordi-
nance of said Town now OF force i'm
posing license OF privilege tax upon
any calling, trade, business, occupa-
ton or profession, except such part or
parts only Of said ordinance or ordin-
ances now of force as may impose a
license upon any calling, business, oc-
cupation or profession herein specifi-
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ed, named or enumerated.

ed, named or enumerated. .',.
Section 10. This ordinance shall be
Of force and effect on and after the
third day Of january, A. D. 1907.
Done and ratified under the corpor-
ate seal of the Town of Newber-
(SeaD ry, in tho State Of South
Carolina, this End day of Janu-
ary, A. d. 1907.
A. 7. BROWN,
Mayor Of Newbcrry, s. C.
Attest:
Eugene S. Wcrts,
G.. & ~. ~. c.. N.