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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
a.
Tragt die . Die SOTte, Die lr Inner G8kautt HABIT
s "s55f NNM1Aw
Yriefbef0rOeluna nad Dem InsIanbe,

ffp
Die auSlGn6iidc &oit fir sic nit
Dem Is. 9lpril enOCnoe Wod)e l6licBt
bier I'M &oupt 2oltamt, in oQen SOL.
len piiuttIi6, mic foI9t:
Die Bodct. Eoit lit BON 8 ltbr 8ors
mitto9S bis 5 llbr No6mittogS tag.
lid offer, mr8qenommen Sonltogs.
Tte Bdfct.Eoit na6 @roBbritdli.
Men unO SrIcnO idlicBt 0icnitdgS
mto 6reitogS INT 5 llbr Nadmittag3,
nod Gcltidlono an is. glpril, 5 ll6r
H%tod)nittaGS,
Gnmpier %bcrIoiien Nelp Dorf Biz.
anOermcltiN %ongcgebCn.
Srit Dem /. Oftober 0cS SoriobreS
iino sic 8rieiraten uo6 benz AltSlan.
Sc (nltsgenommen @onaoo, Neriro.
Ynnama uno Gubo), mie iol9t: Siiri
Gents iiir Die erite hinge mo orei
Gents iiir icoc peitere hinge, oocr Elm
9ruhtbeil, uno ioute bon iranfirt
meroen, mi0rigcniaIlS bel anfunft
ser 9riefe Der OoppeIte 9etrag col.
Iettirt miro.
SronSotlontih DE g It.
Sreitog II. - I'm I llbr Nberlo9
uod europa pcr Gompfey yNuu.
gorf," piu Ylpnloutb mo Gbeubolug
(Hoit rab Srlano mlB per ltctu.
gorf" oorciiirt icin); I'M 8 llbr
9lbenOS nod europa per 9ompier
oGoroniu," nio Gueenstomn; roh
ben I5oren per Gumpier n6eplblic. "
q 0 it a ) Q il 5. unoGentral |.
Imertfa a. 8eitirbieu etc.
Sreitog II. - I'm I llbr NbCn0S
nod Sen ga ElotusS tnnten per 9onl-
pier n2orrino9a;" rm 8 llDr MbenoS
nod Curacao unO Sene5uela per
Gompier rWarocoibo;" nod Eorto
Hico per 0ompiery Son Suan;" nad
8renoou, Srini0oo un0 Guiana per
Gompfer .Miorncns;" nod) Snngua
uro Supti per Gonpier .Sornio;"
nod) Gcntrolannerito, Banana, Gas
noljone, Colombia mo Siio-Euciiic.
SGien per 9umpicr pio Colon; 1a6
Somoifo per 9ampfer YSrinoco."
Golt fir Teuilnolonb. pio Nortb'
Siopep, uno fir Mioltclon. pio 8o-
iton. idlieRt bier tGglid nm 3 llbr
Mohm. fir Gltba, pio Campo, tag
lid nm 1 llbr Hadm.; iiir sofia ri.
CO, SonouroS, Nicarogua (Sitfiiite).
Guatemala unb Soluuoor, pia Stem.
Orleans. tdglid, UNI 10 ltbr Ibenos;
nod Merico Gitp tGglib Inn 9 llbr
Nodlnt. unb 10 llbr Mbenos.
Srans. Gaciftc Soft.
Sonntng 19.-llm Z llbr IbcnoS
nod G~luitrolieu, NeuIeelonO, @eitGa-
leoonien, Samou lno 6iii.Snieln piu
&oncoupcr, SO.
Toit mad Snlpoii, Sapal,, Gorco,
China ut,o bcn Gbilippiuen, piu San
Sroncisco, id)IieBt bier tGglid Inn {
llbr Nbcnos bis 5ilm 90. Ipril.
Gie Grams. Eacific-EoIt miro tag-
lid gum abgangsbafen beiorbert, irno
Ser SdluB ser EoIt lit 10 arrangirt,
Dab cine l1muntcrbrodene l%leberlano-
9ef0recrltng erruogIidt miro.
". Sail Sorris, YoitmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

Gin pergebGifer cite.
ontcl. - Sin HciiconfeI ans 9tem-
Dorf fam %ouigercat 81 Dem an ser
Gdc pom .SertnQton- mo Gutnns
StrnBc Itdtionirtcu Eoit3iitcu mo
bcldhucrte Iid), 0oB linn ctu WtltIterz
toiicr nit SdmudiuAcu im Mcrthe
Don $500 0cm rr an Gingung BON
&rugcr'S 9epmtementS .@eid)Gft @Gs
Don Sarotogu. unO GutumitrdBc. lite
ben Aeinllat bate, ~gcitoblen morocl
lcL mdDrcn0 CT lid) inn &umptoir Der
6irmo nit cinen1 on0Cren &pifer be.
i0no. Ger EoiiSiit iihep9ob Den Heiie-
onfet GEM, ,RetsftNl Qioinh uno rGins
gen Ntelellgn J5Blomnlen nad) Gcm
9roOcrid)cn @eihlit 5uriId, no ii6
DER &DifCr glutgeltlrt ON Ginaongc
OcS @eidGftc@ uorfonO. Ger 8ciic.
onfcl botte IN icincm @ridGftSciicr
il6cricbcn, 0oB Oos @cidGit mcbrcrc
GinA0uac hciiBt mo cr 0urd eincn
ocrIClben Dos 0eidGit betrut unN
Ourh cincu. onoeren J@iugnn0 ooiicIbc
mic0cr pcrIicB.. Seine quite Mciun9
bon Der Gbrlidfcit Scr @oltimorcr lit
ubcr feItcr ais ic bcQriinoct.
Gn6li6 gctroffcn.- Gbrp.
". SricOcn6crg, ser IN g%9ilfcSbarrt,
ga, ON letter SrcitcQ perboftct MIR
sc, mcil or an G6tpar0 Muffin cinen
G6cd bon $1,000 allf sic .Nitor Srlit
80" IN Nem-9orf gegeben bottc, lit
an Withuod) cnolit III 9eglci-
tlrng 0eS Goli5iltcn HenmteI 60
Barr. Der ,om Samitag nit ieincm
@cinngCncn pon @ilfosburrc abrciitC,
bier cingctroffeu. Tic @robgeihmo.
rcllen bottcn am Iicnitog Ole NnfIo-
&c 0c9cn Srie0enbcrg nicoerNcid)lo.
gen, mo muroc 0crlelbc odber alh
inn noromcitlidlcu Yoli5ci9cridt al,i
ireiel SUB gelcGt. Ml5 WurIhnll
Sornon bcn Yoli5iiten frogtc, fpic eS
gefommen lei bob Die Geiic, lpeIdc
er IN 10 Stunoen MAIDEN fonne. bier
Gage gcbouert babe, ont1uortete Yoli-
ait Barr, OoB linn ser StootSomuolt
SrberS gc9ebcn babe, langiom ST
fuhren.
Ginbrede b~erboftct. -
llnter ser Nuidulbiglng. ongcblih
in Der 9tad)t 0es %. Wi0r5 in sic
@irtbihnft bon George S6nciOer,
Hr. /, SiibsGurlcp-Str., citgcbrodcn
5l iein, muroe Der fcger Gi.
d)uro SituS, pom Gr. log, Gbcltlmt,
Str, ourd) Eoli5eirid,ter DDS i'm oft
iiden 5tationshous Dem @eridtSper.
iahreu ~iiberlpieicn. Mm slbcnb OeS
Ginbritds lpltrbe, Der Eoli3ilt Sanos
Ter bon oem Reftauroteur Sdneioer
in Oeiien Wobnung gcrlfeL "a iib
eilt aGinbreder III 0erlelben beIinOc.
Gr ilohm cine ltnterilldlung Dor unb
farlb angeblid Gitlts I'M Seller, Seb-
terer entpiid)te jebod ltno enttam
trobDem scr Yoli5iit mcbrere Gcpol'
peridiiiie ~obieucrte. Ser 9IolUoG
bebouptetc oamnIs, boB minbcitens
cine &llaeI ~getroffcn bahcn miilie.
9ieie gebouptung beuabrheitete lid,
sic Guocl NOR Situs in ben linfcn
Arm ge0runaen. Gor einigen Sogen
befom Die ToIi3ei @ino, DOB SitiiS
orlf elmer 3orm nobe &od Greet,
Mime MrunOcf-G County, orbeitc, mo
BORT pcrboftcte i'm, Sergeont @arrp,
trotocm cr fid1 in einem Selibnuien
pcrItcdt Gotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Irs. 8imslou's suutbing Ssrnp

miro fei, fiber finfunbfefsSis Sahreu bon
iSabnea NIT podfsaSiaem erfois setraadf. g
bernbtst has aiuo, eriuetdlt ben Waumen, Be.
ftipidttiat ale sdlnisr Sen; iurirt Rtnetsli rub
III bas bette W4iiteI fit Siarrboe. BON Mpo.
aeuib uno berlauet yWtrs. Nfuslpp's ssotbtas
Snrup" uno febnlt feine nnoere Surte. Slnfs
tno5ipar3ig Gents bic Slafhe. Inter betl yldbrs
miitef- rit6 Sroguens@efeb bonn 80. Sani 1900
gnrnntirt. Serien . ylimIner 1888. eta ats
xnb awt besdtrteS EtteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Rational.ganfen

,9Be clb 9uipn National Sauf,"I Sab. uuo
@retersStraBe. Saco6 g8. 8OOf, BrdTibent;
9enrn .. Geoue, Gafftrer.
,3pcite Northumberland" 432 SlosBroabfuab
W. &. gSagncr, aliitrer.
~,9peiteru HntiDnnf Yant," Ia HorbsGutdipsS TT.
QS. Marriott, Nnfitrer.
r1rttte 3attpnal.9aui," Gde Baltimore uno
~HurtbsStruBe.
MARINERS & Merdants c%,aiIunal gani,"
Soutbs lino 2ombarosSirabe BE.
,Gpmmercial & Sarntcrs' National Bauf, !"
SiioneftsSde 0ofuaros uno SermaHsStrabe.
i. 8. yaloipin, Safiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Baltimore Sampf Hafet So.
lNlte rnn snperlaftge Yai.2tnie.)
Die Ser. SinuteHRuft bet6roerub.

ote Set.. SlnnteHFp1t betoroerrb.
Tanipfer pSirsinia" (uen), ,Alabamn,"
y@eor0ia," ,SerneHee".
9anpter iubrei, tnaltt. GonniasS aiSaeHom.
rten bon ben .Bais9inie" sBiers, yr. fO-fS,
aight. etraRe, ESQ 9benos, oireff nab SiS
Eoint Comfort, 9lorioli. 9ortsmoutb uno alien
8nntien oes SiioenS. gserbinoune in Obj
Boirt Comfort nit Is. & 8. @ifetbubn". gu4
Nihmouo, 8erbinoung in Portsmoutb nit benz
pSeGbunro str Cine" foIibem 3uge mad Bortss
mouth uno NtIantd. SH glorfoIf 9erbtnbuns
NIT Der y%gltIuniie goaft Cine" GorfoIi un6
tpeitlit inh DID 9omtnion Cine" mad Tetp.
bern. 8aibtngton, N.'g., Rihuono, 8a., nnb
NelusDuri.
g1nbI3eiten mad europdtfhem Blame. 9u1l.
rioie sdfiiien5immer, eleftrif6e 8eIeu6tiing,
9amrfbei5un9, &oieu fret. Reieroirte SuiIten.
3tTmer IN ben S~iuetsSiireaur Der ~Bdb Cine
Nr. 107, SftsGalttmoresS trube, Rr. 506-60S,
pt9bt'Strabe. 9. ". g.. Office. Siiooitsgde Der
baltimore. uno 9aIpertsStruBe, Continental
1ruft 8rliloine" ullo NIbaueb'S, Rr. 100, 9toro.
GbarleSaStrdbe.
Spbu %. SIertuuuo, g. Wrptun,
SicesRrdi. II. Sen slPunaaer. Gen. sVai. 'gieent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Ierdamts & Miners sranssurt. 60
TnitptersStnte.
Srudhf mn NnUadffYS

IUHVTVTFEIWIt.
Srnft uno 9aiIasfere.
. Hadl 9uitun unb benz Often.
Eienftag, gonneritlg, Sonntag, o tlbr MbenbS.
> BAD Ernpibcnee uno benz Often.
WIottng, 9ouneriiag, SaInitdg, 6 lbr MberbS.
Wadl Neipport.ReiuS nno Hurfplf.
Id9ltcb, auseenoInrner Wliitpo6 mio Srettds,
o llbr Ibenos.
y Sr16t anaeromnteR tdalth bis & libr Qadnt.,
fir oeuielbert 9np dbfabrenbe 9ampfer.
Yiadl Sauannab nub benz Siben.
Ytenttag. 8oHneritnQ, Gamiiaa, 8 uhr Mbsnhs.
Sanptsireau: germau- unb Sispt.ettahe.
U13,S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
StnotS.ponfpn

,Teutide 8anf uuu Baltimore" Baltimore
uno So1ioa0sS irdBe. 4uguit ISeDer, 4ralis
bent; e.. 3. Si6t S6ntmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
SruIt.G

,,MarNlanb Sruft Co." Gorotpefts@de gaIbert.
uno 8ermultsStrube 8tier Serf6, 9rdIts
bent; g G. 3imrnermanH, Gefretdr; Carroll
Ban Reb, Shutne:ftcr.
Baltimore Sruft & Guarantee Co.," equitable
guiloiHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
9ltDnfQten
9lonlph Wntber

Noulpb @utbcrlet, 8e6tsnniuaIt, Sir. 10, Sfts
GerirgtursS trabe. Is. K 7. Rbone, ct. Saul
3539-R.
s. Garbart ebtmcr, 8ebtSanipaIt, linton 9ruft
Nuiloinp. Baltimore. No. Geioe Telephone.
Sdtl u, NJ. SfulB, l26-129 9afu Building.
Wuftauue Vurb, 26i-2G9 gulbert building.
j. ISM. SrtmGnr, III HoroaGbarleSsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Shnr.Qnnfen

,Teutide sparbaut BON Baltimore" @utafu.
uUo galtimore7StraBe
st. Games Sparbnnt," 8dItimoress trabe unb
Gultoms Soufes guemle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

g. Stlaa rtner & s5pue, 714-71s &~eit.eaItis
moresStrn6e.
Flnmbiug, Surfaces, 8onges uno
Neien, God6eden uno Hinnen. .
Bennett srOS, 523 @OrO.5remOut.aOems.
8upferif'micoe uno BIi1mbers.
3ohu Subert, ia 1bnme5.straB g. & 9.
Ielepbon: Nolie 1899,
t,-rs rsft-s.. 49, ---+ st,r t-ffy.t
5euer-8
Am, &, ebafclfuro & 60, is uno II Gburtber
nNupal Sninranee 80. vi eipsrpuul," Senrp M.
g%SuriteIb, Reitoeut 0tlilueer, 101-102 gbatn'
,@ermanin TeucrOeriidcrutgS . geienfMaft,"
baltimore uno RortbsS trobe.
6runoeigent6ums- Gaenten unh
-SGnblcr.
@terre 6. 1usan & RepDep, 10 Oft'aeEtustOH'
Strdbe.
Sufi6nieo. 3llbebor.
6. seoH RaEns &c., 362 nno 1854 RorO'cnp'
GohIen uno Sol3.
Serrp q. Bon Scine, $50 Columbia Ioerue.
S6mldIad)en ltn0 llbren.
N. Z. MILLER, % SitsgaItimoresStrn
Hfanoleib. 8eIhdfte.
,Gunioltsatrb 2oou Co." 1 gorb,SabsS trabe.
8iaruS uno Sr9eln.
Ghas. ~. stieii, 9 Noros2lbertOs Strobe.
Nni: annbe 4 ep., "ppric"sSebduoe Dlt. sfooal'
Noerte.
Eapier uno Bapier.9 Often.
enittb, 1trpu &c., 105 uu6 107 SonooersStr.
9lehplatten, Wctaa etc.
2Hon, Gpniliu & 60, 1910 8aI6eripnsStr.
9eteftio. Ngenturen.
@tlpin. etrouie Eetettip.NBentur, 7 gInhsStr.,
Baltimore. Wlo. Ct. Raul 4t26. @ne init
ibetlluaeu Gebeim ae6alten. 9erfcnli6e Iuf.
epanoauer & Smmint Grnher Del Smith, 98eft
& 25onS, 503 9nInert @uiioius.
2eihenbeltdtter.
eanScrs e Subuc, f7Us-t7t0 Gnnton,gberue
@m. 6upt, 9inrtbs nuo Recommendations
Srieo6oie.
repubou gart 6emrterp," Office: 81 Geft'
Sn~rntoGasStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
@eitatts=@ egmetier.

3eitungen, 3eitIhriften etc.
The Baltimore Geius 3d." Guoio @bercrom.
bic, 8ei6dftsfi1rer, 31S Neits9erma n. Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

9aumaterialicn, Sbiiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2a0en etc.
3amss g. Snitcr & Co., lilo uno lit Shs'Srs.
o~eridsStrabe.
Ges. j. eloan & Bro, Ala 2iabtftr. 'ggerft..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Marplanb- nnS EcnniDlpania.g BALM,

3lae ~uerlafcu 9prtb.gtprnuc. Citation:
7.30 MoraerS 0ori Bolt tdgIi1, auseencn.
men Sunntdp,
9.05 Mor1cnS 9eIta sIecpu., MIR Gonrtae.
$50 WorgenS Selnir Nccont., tdg.i6, ansee'
nnuIuieu Sonniaa.
t.20 0a6mittaas @elair @eeout., nur Sdmftae.
1926 gtadrittn1s gort Yoft, tdgIi6, ausge'
nomntcu Sonnteg.
4.05 gIatmittoas Seltn Mccprr., MIR Sorniae
445 Gadhmitiag3 Geiair Iceom, tdeli6, aus
qeEonlmen SoIluidg.
500 gbeflos HeIia Iecorn., tdglih, auseeron,
men Sonninp.
100 gbenos 9eIta Mccom.. MIR @onrtae.
f1.30 NbenoS 9eldtr afcom., ta1Iit, nuseeiiorr.
men Snnniag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
SSctlen.
Ipblen.

@ciagtss 6idtenGplS, X 6urO Sf.5O.
@iainaer & Scbranf.
6anpt.9itreau uno Rublenbof: Greifun. uub
Gan Smeigsg3iireau; yElo Somu Gpnl
Co." 9%iunuments, uabe Gan strnBc.
Eel: g.. 4 = 9olfe 1ll7.-W(h. 9ourtI. 2079.
Qlpril20,G Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Observation-Disclosures 8eratbe unb
SGmereien.
Griffith & Sarnrr 60, 205 gurb.BacasG trase

Warmors ltn0 Grant, erfe.
6. Silad rtner & sBbue, 7t4-71s g~geftseaItis
moresStruGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

BllImbiug, 8uruaces, 8onses uno
Neien, Godoeden uno Hinnen. .
Bennett srus., 523 observation-disclosures.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

Drumm had evidently disrobcd and lay down on the track covering himself with an old Ovcrcoat. Trainmen are accustomed to seeing old clothes and hats lying on the tracks where they are thrown by hoboes often simply to worry ths engineer. Drumm's coat was about the color of the ground and neither Engineer Jesse Donnell or Fireman Sidney Dcihl saw it.
 They did not notice any jar when the engine passed over the body but in the coach. which is much lighter than the engine. Conductor Sparks felt a pcrceptible motion when the coach run oyer what was afterwards found to have been Drumms tobacco box which was filled with samples of ore. At the time it was thought to have been a spike. When Maricopa was reached the evidences of the tragedy were seen on the wheels. An engine and coach ran back and picked up the remains.
 At Maricopa, Coroner Perry Will Hams empanclcd a jury which after in- Ycstigating returned verdict eXonerating the train crew Tes- timony was introduced showing that Drumm had been drinking that day and when he started on his walk he was in an almost helpless condition. It was thought that the heat and the liquor brought on d condition of in sanity and that while in this state he lay down with the idea of ending it all. It is not known if he has any relatives.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

$30000 with less than one-third of in- surance. The Pinal Mercantile com .pany, branch of McKee's Cash Store of Phoenix is the heaviest loser. The estimated damage is from $1O.OOO to S15,0O0- partly covered by insurance. The Gem saloon with very little insur- auce is total loss. MaXies restaur- ant and the adjoining buildings were without insurance.
 Considerable damage was done in moving the fixtures from the Kelvin saloon.
 The fire is believed to have been of incendiary origin. Mexican by the name of Miranda is under suspicion and arrest. He had created a disturb ance in the Gem saloon the night be- fore and was roughly thrown out by a bartender
 There had. been celebration of Mexican Independence the day before by the Spanish American residents of Kelvin and Ray. The festivities were ended by ball which was in progress until a late hour. Many of the dancers had-returned only a short time before the ringing of the fire bell and the sound of the revolver shots.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
 GOES OVER CAMP PAIGN
Reports Indicate a Growth of Cameron Strength Everywhere.

X meeting of the republican terri torIal executive committee was held at the committee headquarters yesterday. Beside Chairman Smith and Secretary Young there were present J. c. Ad- ans of Maricopa, Nott r.. Guild of Pinal and F. A. Kirk of Cochise. Tel egrams and letters containing proxies were received by the members from the other counties.
 The committee considered and ap- proved plans for the campaign which had been formulated by the chairman and the secretary and engaged in a general discussion of the situation
 There was an arrangement of dates for meetings throughout the territory and an appointment of speakers to ap- pear at the various points.
 The members reported within their own ODservatoin. and from reports which they had received, that the Cameron prospect was growing better every day. He is increasing in strenth in the most unexpected localities
 most encouraging report of the meeting and reception of Mir Cameron at Flagstaff his home town, the night before was received by Secretary Young Practically the entire popula- uon of the skyliEht city was in at tendance. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Clark and Morrison.
 Chairman Smith left last night for the south but will return to Phoenix in the course of a week
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
IRAlNMtN EXONtRAItD
 DRUMM AN OLD MINER
Body So Badly Mangled That ldentifi cation Was Difficult.

The mutilated remains of James nrdmm who was killed Wednesday night three miles this side of Maricopa by the southbound Nj. and P. train, were buried yesterday at Maricopa. Little is known of the dead mans early life but he has been known as a pros pector and mining man in Arizona for the past twenty years
 DVumm vas the original locator of the Buckhcrn mine in the Blue Tanks northeast of Wickenburg. The late Judge Gilbert D. Gray was president of the company. Four years ago the company was dissolved and the claims reverted to Drumm and he later sold two cr three of them for a few thou sand dollars. His habits were that of very free spender and this sum was soon used up. Later he conducted a desert station ten miles from Wicken- burg
 Drumm was a confederate soldier and a short time ago George Mardi5 took him back to San Antonio. Texas. where it was thought he would gain entrance to the confederate soldiers home. The soldiers cared Tor nm and gave him money and when Mir. Mardis left there he supposed that it would all be arranged in a few days.
 Wien the news came to him that the man killed by the train was Drumm Mir. Mardis doubted it for he did not think that he could have returned so quickly to Arizona. The general de- scription however so closely fitted him that the identification is without ques- tion correct The fact that a blank application for entrance to the home at san Antonio was found in his clothes is further conclusive.
 The body of Drumm was cut up and mutilated till it bore little semblance to a man. Both arms and legs were severed from the body and the head was ground off. Bones and flesh were strewn for 100 yards along the track
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
FIRE SWEEPS
 OVER KELVIN
Damage Estimated at $3O-
 900 Was Inflicted
It Seemed for a Time That the Camp Would Be Wiped Out.

Kelvin, Sept. 17.-(Special Core | spondence of The Republican. )-Tho | worst fire in the history of Kelvin
 broke out this morning at half past | three o'clock in the Gem saloon and
 three hours later when the flames had been brought under control it was es- timated that loss of more than $3O,- i GOO had been inflicted.
 The flames quickly reached Maxies i restaurant on the left of the saloon { and both buildings were soon in ruins On the right of the saloon was a frame ! building and several tents which were i speedily licked up by the flames. The i fire was temporarily checked by the strong adobe walls of the Pinal Mor- cantilc company building. the next in
 the line of flames. An opportunity was l given the fire fighters to soak the re- maining buildings in the fiery path and to remove a number of tent houses. The high adobe walls stood the test and confined the conflagration within
 the interior It was feared that tho entire town would be wiped out. the flames leaped so high and the heat was
 so intense that to stand within 100 feet of the fire was almost beyond hu- man endurance.
 Dennis Lynch one of the bartenders of the saloon which was owned by
 Jack Henness was sleeping in a frame building the saloon and the Pinal Mer- cantile company building. About half past three o'clock he was awakened by the barking of his little dog. He sprang from his bed and ran into the burning s-.I1 TT.
 tied the cash register He hurried to the nearby buildings and tents to arouse the inmates.
 The fire bell was rung and J. l. Coleman further aroused the popula- ton by four revolver shots and the fire squad was quickly on the ground with the rest of the population of Kel- win. The glare of the flames could be seen for miles.
 \ bucket brigade was formed from a building across the street. Several lines of hose were laid and the work of the fire fighters was begun in earn est. Several men standing on WiCgins' barber shop next to the Pinal company store was kept busy cmptying buckets passed to them by the fire fighting line while others were engaged in car .rying out goods from the adjoining buildings Jack Henness, owner of nearly all of this burned and threaten cd row of buildings directed the battle against the flames. There was plenty of water but lack of pressure so that the hose was practically useless so that heat was SD intense that the large Southern hotel across the street the Henncss and Griffin Mercantile com pany building and adjacent structures were scorched and blistered. !
 A gang of men was kept busy on the roofs of all these buildings soaking them with water Only the width of the street and the firm, holding walls of the Pinal Mercantile company build ing saved the town of. Kelvin from utter destruction. Three hours after the discovery of the fire it was per manently checked, though the ruins are still smoking and a watchman has been stationed to guard them.
 The damage is estimated at fully
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
To Clean Kitchen Utensils.

Cleaning pots ard kettles is usually considered the most disagreeable piece of drudgery in the household, but like everything else there is an easier way to do it, if one knows how. As soon as the food is removed from such utensils, pour in some water and a small quantity of a solution made by dissolving tablespoon ful of Gold Dust washing powder in a gallon of water. Leave to soak while washing the dishes, then pour of the water and fill with clean studs made in the same way. If particles of food still adhere to the inside of the utensils, use pot rings for removing them.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

NJ. Pcloso. for years at ComnSrcial barber shop. now at 120 No. 1st St, artistic shaving 1Oc, hair cutting 25c.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

New Towels People who are going to need new Towels will be interested in this new line that has just arrived. All sizes and qualities in huck and damask linen, plain, hem stitched or fringed; in fact no matter what kind of Towels you're in need of they can be found right here at the linen section. Liberal discounts if you can use a quantity.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
COMING OF JUDGE kENr.-r

COMING OF JUDGE KENT.-Dis- trlrt Clerk Dunlevy yesterday received a letter from Judge Kent who wrote that he would return to Phoenix on September %. The letter was written from New York The Judge was about to accompany his mother to Madison Wis, to visit a niece. He expected to be in Denver about September 26 and on tAat or tEc following day to leave for Phoenix