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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
DR.. James Kimball Talks
of Elk District.
SEES GREAT FUTURE FOR CAMP
Man of Note Thinks There's
Great District Here.

DR.. James Kimball and P. ], Sen-
nings, who were in the district for sew
eral weeks prospecting the Gold Seal
placer for the Chicago Dredging COM
pany, left Saturday for Chicago. DR..
Kimball was here to report to the COM
pany on the placer, and on his report
depends the proposed dredge.
While here DR.. Kimbah became in
terested in quartz mining,
Biologists Opinion.
DR.. Kimban is a famous geolOgist
and mineralogist, and was in the en-
ploy Of the government for number
Of years.
''The Elk City basin is a most inter
esting one in many ways, }" said Dr..
Kimbali. las a catchment reservoir
during the glacial period it was much
lower than at present, Ii was then oc-
cupied by local glaciers which descended
from the surrounding mountains. These
were then much higher. Numerous
glacial streams flowed into the basin
The remarkable plaoers and grayels are
the accumulations brought in by these
streams. that is, into a great glacial
lake. These are largely sub-glacial,
that Is, the material was deposited be-
meath the glaciers. Pot holes are seen
at Cold Hll and Buffalo Hill. These
are caused by a boider grinding into
the basal rock la a single spot under
meath the ice and acquiring a gyratory
motion from the sub-glacial current.
"After the melting Of the glaciers
the relief from pressure OF the ice mass
caused the floor Of The basin " rise
more or less unequally, and by Stages
frQm ime lo time or perhaps gradually
Such oscillations Of level are very com
non Do geological history. unequa
elevation caused changes in the beds oi
streams, as in the case Of America
river.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
I0Q

Neeif eyny 1huIaaay nlgh' IA
s h. 49, Ddd l'ellopf hml hlI
yi6liInQ lIoihelf are cordially ln
giled NJ aitend GEoNeEt tnAhn
fgs eeerelWY
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

Tommy Murray who has been
suffering from bronchial irrita-
lion for several weeks left Mon
day for the outside hoping % be
benefited By the change 0f clim-
ate
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

Nhs io tle origin of the gold, spread
as d ls over nearly the whole surface
of ihe basin d Is Obvious thai u came
from flo erosion of ihe hills VIII thoir
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
Under Bond to Wyom-
ing-New York Men.
CONTRACT FOR 4OO-FT. TUNNEL
Del Rio Also Will Work This
Winter.

George S. Young, and James Nc
Caffrey have bonded their interests in
the Golden Crown mine, on KRIS fork
of American river, to ]. r. Painter, of
Painter, Wyoming, and DR.. James
Kimball, of New York, consideration
$40, 600. A contract to run tunnel
400 feet was let to James McCaffrey
and work was started Monday. Sew
eral cabins will be built and perma-
nent camp established.
Work on Del Rio.
Work is also being started on the
Del Rio. owned by Elk City and Spok-
ane men and adjoining the Golden
Crown. Cabins are being built. and by
the first Of November a force Of twelve
to fifteen miners will be employed.
The Golden Crown and the Del Rio
are two Of a cluster Of promising prop
critics, all within two miles Of Elk City,
and all located within the two years
lust past. The Jungle and the Idaho
Mascot are the other properties.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
MINE
AT OROGRANDE

Orogrande, Oct. 1.-THE mill at the
Butte & Orogrande mine closed down
yesterday after run of four months
under l,ase by VIM. Hogan and S. B.
Combest. 1t is understood the mill
will not be started again until the first
of next March, when water power will
be used.
o. G. Kinny, the manager for the
company, will arrive this week and
start work on the development that has
been planned for the winter.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

John Mathiason of Newsome
was visiting friends in Elk City
the first of the week.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
PLACER
YIELDS BIG
J. M. Eakin Takes Out $500 in Gold
in Little Over Two Months.
OLD BED SALMON RIVER

Expects to Make a Rich Haul
When Bedrock Reached.
j. M. Eakin, the rapcher On Salmon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
Tatalcr Nmsgana ciuer Spiclcrci.

-
Ser fiiniiGbrige Soicp6 &. Martin
bringt blrh Nn5ilnocn zines
Strci6bol5cS cin lecrcS @biSteD-
SAB sur grplolion. Gr19t
lcbcnagcidbrIiNc 9ralOwrlocn
0dpoll.
Gilcm eigcnnrtiAcu ~llnidll ficl
0cItern No6nlittog ser ~fiinfi0brige
Soicpb Is. Mnrtin BON Hr. 3G,
9llrrougbs Strobc, sum Npfer. Ter
alcil1c perQniigtc iid) rittlingS olf
cinem lccrcn @bisftpsS Safe literto,
lpcldCS Dor Der @irtbidnit Ocs Srn.
@cltrp Sdmob, 9ir. sol, 6ort.ape.
me, lag. Sn tinoIid)cm llcbermltD
500 Der Slungc Den SpunO aus Dem
Safe ulto biclt ein %brcnncnOeS
Strcidbol5 an sic Sciinung. Sn
nGdItcl Nltgcnhlid crei9ncte iid cine
Grploiion, BET Scr Der &uabe ldDuere
9ranOmlnocn oapon trllg uno oaS
Sob IN Sriinlmcr ging. 3mei 5lts
i6aig nit Der S%traBcrbobn BET Der
lllfoaitdtte porbei fobrcnoe Scrrcn,
). z. uto 6. $. @ar0ner bon 9tr.
t02, Noros NnnitroBc, brodtcn Den
&nobcu nod) Scr @obnltng oeS 0r.
y. y. GomlcrS bon 9tr. 1914, @ebs
tier. StroBc, no inn dr5tlidc Siilie
5t 5bcil moro. Spdter mllroe Der
&lcinc I'M Eotrolwo8en OcS liiolid),n
GiitrittS nnb bem nMarylanO @ene'
raj &oipitnI" 0cbroht. @citcrn A6eno
ipGt bc5cidncten sic 9(cr5te Oen 3lia
itonO btS Sun9en ais I'M b0dIten
@ru0c fritiid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
gci Gicb nno Scd)crflaug.

Cine fibcle Noddcier 5llr Sod)5cit oca
9rn. $. u. 0ll6ncr I'M vsSotcl
&ermunn". - Gin icillcS Sollpcr
nit o6ligatcm nWimn Grtra
Grp" pericete sic @0Ite in sic
rcd)te Stimmllng.
Cine goll5 aubcrorocutlid iioclc
@cieaidoft bate lid) gcitcrlt 9lbeno
I'M .Sotel S%ern1onn", Ode Glltaip-
unb Erott.Str., 5uiomme1gefunocn,
elncr Gi%nlooung beS &rn. $. u. Cub
ner, oes Sobncs bcs Snbobcrs, Solgc
leiitcno. Sic 6amilic 9ubner lit fir
lire @oitlid)fcit IN Den mciteiten
Sreiien bcfon,t, rno ser gcltrige
Slbcno mudtc oieicnl Nltic feline I'M
c6re. 9ic Scronltaltllng lunr ais
cine Nad)icicr 81 Der jiingit crfolgs
ten Serhcirotbung oeS Srn. $. 81.
9ubner on5uicbel1, uno ole Die, tpcl.
die ali Der Sod)5eitSicier tbeilgenonl.
men, iuorcn allf) iebt NIT einlo0lln.
gen beeDrt. '9tod rincm erQui1itell
Gouper, bel Dem c@ on Gbampugner
rid)t mo1gclte, omiiiirtcn iib Die gn-
ntien0cn bel 8eiolt0 mo @cicll-
idoftsipielcn. llnter Den Gcbnern
hcS g(bcn6s bcionben iif bic Serren:
Goniel S%clonlanlt, 9iri9crt bes
Garf-S rd)citcrs; @enrp Wtenden, s.
Gang, g. @iantar. Serb. Gionlann
mo Soc 9egenborOt. Ger 2ebtgc.
nonntc bob in elmer lollnigen Il,ipro,
dc oils Die Saltptbinocmittel inter
ben Gcutiden Imcrifo'S ben @eiong
rnb baS Sfotipicl bcrpor; urO Der
@cifol, Der linn 9c5ollt iplroe, idien
linn Gcdt 5l gcbcll. Die Inlpelenoen
maren: Sr. Scnrp Wctden, Frof.
0onicl 6clbn1onn nno Somilie, Sr.
Sobn Gang, Sr. Gluil Sinf mo ga.
milic, Sr. $, .. 9ubner uno 8ottin,
ST.. s. 0egcnborbt, Sr. s. 3. GooOen
1lno 8attil, Sr, s. GionanrL Sr. g..
Gion1ann Sr. $. u. Subncr, Srou s.
:. Sind, len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

Canton Gonclape 9tr. 415... 800
@urfielo Granfcnall. y ..... 800
Wcb9crperein 9tr. 1........ 1000
8eiongs-S cftion bes @ermo.
a.Wdnner6orS. 1000
ErGiiocnt Sobn Siurfs beridtct in
elmer geItern abcnb o6gcboltcncn
Situng Der Grefutipe ocs vllno6bGll-
eigcn 9iirger.gcreirS" nidt MIR Die
les crfreulihe Hcillltat, iolOcrn olld)
nG6ercS iiber sic SobntnporuOe bel
Der G~oitorills- Seier, iiber melde Oct
9unbesprGliocnt CT. 8. S. Scrancr
nit linn &iidiprnbe 1enontnten bat.
Sr. SiorfS iagte, bob es ooS Bette
fir Die Soltimqrer iei, big SIR WaDnc-
2Slll1ction in Germantown nit Ocr
,9altintorc.S 6io-9obn" ST fabrer,
ga Damn Scr Gorooelueg nidt 10 lang
lit. Gs iinb arrangements %gctrofien
iporocn, sob Die @oltimorcr @Gite
ncr1hleoener EpllaoelpDlcr Se"ctlle III
beren GlllbbGuiern iein mer6cn. Sir
bic Iid)cre IllfbcmobrunG Der Sabnen
bis 5ltr I6iobrt noh Baltimore Inn
10 llbr Ibcnbs ifno c6cnfouS Sorfeb.
run9cn gctroifen porben.
Gie IbfoGrt non Baltimore eriolgt
7 llbr MorBcnS u10 iino alc gll5ei.
dcll DorGanOcll, BOB iiber 100 Eerios
men Die Subrt mitmodcn mcr0cn,
moburd) Oos biai9c 6obrgelo boz,
$2.SS fir bic Gunbiobrt geiidert
miro. Ser yMoltfe. GiItrift Nr. lis,
:. Il. g." mclocte lid) gcitcrn nit 3
Wit0licbcrn mo 3 6obncu bllrd) ict-
nen Gelegotcn Ii,1ult Corr sur
WtitIahrt all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
NnS Dem Jnncrcn MarDlano's NIB
Den angrcnScubcm Staateu.
Gin @iftmi 6erpro5eB.

Gin @itmi d) erpro5eB
Sn Gaicott.Gitp miro sur Belt ser
Fro5eB gegen WorriS s. Worgan Der.
Ganoelt, DER ongeflogt lit, ongeblidJ
Srou Sonner lnb beren beiOen God
ter mn 90. Woi in oeren @obnung
81 eaicott-Gitp pergiitet 3l boben.
Ginbet Sob in ben Slam.
sic rs Sabre olte Grou Caroline
SolmcS crlitt am Wtittno6 in oer
gSobnllng i6rer IodJter Srou Sarab
SodIon in Der NGbe bon gQerton,
Wtb., Den Slommentoo. 0oS ltnglilf
trrg lid ST, ols oie Sod)ter nit Der
@ai6e beid1ftigt luar, ltnb lie peiB
lli6t, ipie Die aleioer scr alten 5raa
in Srono gerietben.
Sielt Neffen ii uGrouno-
bog".
ghlf ser Sog6 in ser NGbe bon
@beeling, @.-Su., ipurbe Der iunge
SarrD Bremen bon leinem Snfel,
". 6. gormonn, Der i'm in Der Gum.
telbeit fir eillen o@routobog". bielt,
tobtlif, peripunoet. Ser ShuB rib
Dem Slrngcn sic fife Scitc bes @e-
Iidts meg.
6ortihritt bic HaroIe.
2ie Staot Greberid, Mo, lit Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
TcMcr in scr WcGup-SaQc.

Die mcrt1pple 9ibliotbcf Scr uSobE3
Nopri1s llniperlit1t" burh 6cllcr
unO @aiicr tbcilmeiic 5eritort. -
Gntltebun9Surind)e 0eS 9ranocS
uprI0ufig Mnbcfannt.
allr5 DOR 6 llbr I6cn05 mlrOe Ole
Seucrmebr nad Ser WicGop-&allc Der
nSobnS &ppfiuS llnipcrlit0t" al Wo.
mmcntltrobc mo 2in6eE-A uenle &C.
%rllien. NdS finite Stodwerf, IN
mclfcm iid sic iibcraiiS ~pertbpoQe
9ibliot6cf Der llniuerlitGt, cine Der
bcOcltcnOltcn un0 umiangreihItcn I'M
aoll5en San0c, beiinoet, itonO IN
Slnmncn. Gie llriad)e 0cS 6clterS
lit ~uorlGliig unbcfannt; man nirnnlt
icood an, oob onllclbe III geluilI,m,
sur Serpndung Don Siidern benltb-
ten Material icinc Gntitebung ionb.
Sn follml elmer balben Stl1oe Bate
Die 6cll1rme6r, melde burd) 5mei
2llormc polit decentralization Nr.
1912 bcnodrid)tigt luor, OaS 6ellcr
uutcr Gpntrole. Ter &nllptld)a0cn,
ser an Dem @cbGlloe ltro oen nertD,
pollen Y6noen Ser 9ibIiotbef allgc.
rid)tct mlroc, mai burb OoS @oiier,
meIdeS Die Scllcrlucbr in Stromcn III
Sir 6lnmmen bincin ergoB, perurlod)t.
@inrr ODER ilGd)Ii6en SGGBllng pnd)
belGuit iid Der Sdo6en nllf Diele
Saltlcn0 Collars.
Yctrolcumoen erplos
SurN Die Grploiion zines Bctro.
%lcunloienS entltano gcItcrn Nadnlit,
tag in Der Somnlerfii1e Der Woh.
ming bcS &errn Sronf G~ellbolO, Nr.
1882, Noro.@ opitr., Elm grono, Der
cil,cn S6ooen bon etlpa $50 anrid)s
tetc. Scrr Sobn Sd)nopp bon Nr.
1918, NorOs@ opltr., alormirte Die
Scucripcbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
Sic Strobenburdbr II d 3.

9ie Stroben Of bru Of 3.
81 midrc MAIDEN I'M ne9ut-
idcn Gorrciponoe1ten" befonnt, oab
am Wontog, bcn 10. Sftobcr, Die critic
@criommlung fir bic 9erothing Oes
9urd6ruds ocracnncb -apemlc, 5wi.
idcn Scr 90. StroBe uno Gurtoin'
9(pcl1llc, IN ibrem 9iircou itottfinben.
3eitungsun beruu'
9liidt. - Ger neitn Sabre olte Sc.
mcp @icn, Sobn BON Sobn gien bon
9tr. 7tS, Siio.Annitrabe, fiel geiterll
9(benO bel ben1 8crild), an Baltimore
mo SigbitruBc cillen IN 9eipeglunq
bciinolihen @oGgon Der Wobiions
Ipcme.&inic 81 6elteigerL 10 nllgliid.
lid oltf ooS Strabenpflaitcr, DOB CT
cine @cbirneridiittcrung oopon trllg.
Gr wlIrOe mad ieiner elterlihen @ob'
nillg ge6radt unb BORT bon Or,
Siri6ntunn bon Hr. 800, Sits9alti.
mOreitrabe, in 9e6anoIilms genom.
men.
Cant Cram inator Mor-
fell gcItorben. Sobn II.
MarfeQ, Nationolbanf graninotor
fir Warplano uio Ieldpare, lit &C.
iteru in Gbeiter, NeiI.S 6ottlono, I'M
A.. 2ebersjnbre geItorben. @r ma.
in 1rcoerid %geboren unb mliroe 1902
5ltm anf.@raninntor %ernonnt, mad.
Dem er porber Gbef.aiiiItcnt bes Sol.
leftors fir SrlanoIteuern 9. 3. Ear'
lett gepcien mar. gr binterlGBt iein:
Satin, 3ipci ainoer uno einen @ri,
ser. Ger 2eihnam miro nad 5reoe.
rid ge6rodt.
lteberiab t en-. = 6ranf 5roeer
% Sabre aft, Elm gobnpGdter oel
nNenniplunnia.9a9n, murbe be
Wognolio, Wt6, bonn Grpreb5ug Tr
Sc iiberio6rcn uno noh llnion.S ta
ton gebrodt, bon no feline lleberiiib
rnng nod oem nStaot.9oipital@ er
iolgte. ST erlitt einen Sdaoelbrud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

Cine gnttGu DUNG ionOcr.
borer 9lrt erlebte Der Al Sabre olte
Sinlptbp 8. Sechlp bon Hr. 2it, Siios
Glintohitrobe. Semono botte inn Die
9otidoft oebrad)t, Oob feline 5rou, 81.
la 6ceGlp, bon Ser er gctrcnnt lc6tc,
oas 3citlibe geicgnct babe. Tcuig
iiber sic idled)te 8e6onblung, iuelGc
CT iDr ongcbIid in friibercn 9oeen
botte 81 Sbeil perocn loiicn, begob
CT iid) MN geltern nod Ser Wobniung
ieincr beilcrcn Sdlftc, Ger. 3t12, Dit.
9oltinoreitrobe. @6er pic ii6erraidt
mar er, als linn 2cbtere mlItntt a!lf
Dem Sobtenbett 5u liegelt, ielbit bic
Sbiire offnetc. Seinc gelte pcrluan.
bette iih in Corn, unb er ioa einen
iolden Gaoau geiGlogen baben, ooB
i'm bie 5rou perbaiten lieB. Yoli5ei
ridJter 2lelpellpn iteQte ben srreitan.
ten inn norooitlid)en Stationsbaiie
unter $500 SrieoenSbiirgldaft.
Helion geminnt. Nnf)
einem iiini5ebn Stunoen mdbrenOen,
IuBerlt ouircgenoen SailItfompf 5mis
idcn yGif" Nelion bon Nep.Dort
nn6 nSoloier" Burns BON Baltimore
lpltroe Sem Gritcren bonn &eierenten
S'&ara Ser Sieg 5ugeiproden. Ger
0nuitfampf peld)er inter Ben auipi.
5ien ocs r@urefa sltbletic Clubs" in
Der @ermatia : Wdnnerdor Saae"
Itattfano, mar elmer ser am beiBeiten
nmltrittenen, bic ie oen bieiigen
Sportliebba6ern geboten muroen.
Gie letten bier Gunoen naren ourd).
ais 5u @iiniien &elion's, ser lif ais
Elm dlBerit 5dGer uiO gelpanoter
guride erpies.
@-~-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
glns ben Sallcm Der Gnitis.

ment %ieil1er Goniinc Morgorct5t
9. @rgg an. = Ger NoNloB be-
trGgt $L,000,0OO. - @crr unO
Sruu @odllS pernlodcn ibr Ser
m0gcn fotbolilden Yrieitcrl,.
:. 28iaiom Strobcl, Gin Setter oc5
~periiorbcncn Srls. Wtar8aretbe y.
Sllgg, ipelde om g.. Scptcmbcr IN
ibrer @obnung, Nr. 1902, Gutop-
&locc, ols Miaion0rin itarb ru,o in
ibrcn ain %. Nugltit bttrS Sobrc$
ollioeiettcn Geltoment gtobc Gum.
men fir mobltbGtige 3lpbfc olSictt,
II. 81. $4,000 fir bic GinriHtltn9 ei-
mes @oiienboiticS ollf elmer 6ornt,
sic Iic in Soiporo-Gountp %cignete, bat
gcitcrn i'm @niiengcridyt oo5 Scito-
mcnt nngefohtcn, anacben0, 0uB bic
TeItotorin an %. Altgitlt nid)t mcbr
i'm Stunoe mar, cit GcItomcnt allf.
5litcllcn, mo tic bceiniluBt porOcn
lei.
IS iitlib bcigcIc0t.
Gic Iicnitbod)-9c lCiOi0lungsfIoNc,
in Der bic illngc Srou Gus. 4ienit-
boh $4,000 bon ibrCr Sdmicgcr.
ntuttcr pcrlongt mcQcn ongcbli6cr
GbrcntrGnfung, iuuroc 0citern gilt
lid bcigelcQt. Die ilmge 6rau er6ielt
$3.50 urb 5000 @crtb @%roccrppoos
rem. Gic Iifoire bottc loren l(rs
iprru1g 0orill, Bob bic olte 6roll
Gicnltbod nidt3 bon ser Seirotb
miIIcn molltc.
.Scrrn uno Srau Is 0duS' : G
It ament.
Nod benl SeItonent bon Scrrn
mo Srou Sobn Getcr @odltS, Oic
in bicicm Sabre fins nod cinonocr
itor6en, cr6Glt Dos Ociltihc fotbolis
id)c ct. Nltonius. @oiienbmtS al Der
Central Npcnnc $500. I%ol0cnbc mci
tcre @crm06tniiic ent60lt OoS Seitu.
mcnt: $500 fir ocn EricItcr scr Sir
d)c 5llr ullbeilcdtcn Glnpf0nanib,
$500 fir Ocil Nricitcr Ser Ct. 0cuc.
Oict.air1c, ic 5000 fir Die Ericitcr
ser ct. Gregory, Ser 81 .Nlp1onillS-
u,b Ser ct. NntoniliS Stride, $4,000
fir Sobn s. Grentcr, ic $500 fir
2ouiie Gremcr, Sclcn aremcr mo
@iQiom arcnler. Ser HcIt oc8 Nod)-
IoiicS ioG at gltidtn GGcilen an Die
Erieitcr Scr fot1cnocn fotGoIii6cn
airdcn iq1trt; Stride 5llr unbciIed.
ten GmpidnaniB, st. Gregory, Ct.
9encoict 81, MIpgoniuS. uno ct.
Nntonils &irde. ''
GftEIa df ali: Sail.
ger HiGtf S,GRrP IftHSa.lI acitcrn Der
SAT- beg, ipqgcll @co1Ia. Eadbonl
5nr GcrbonOlltrG per Scr Mibod-
till19 ocS Wcrld)tS beldHtlol9t mar,
inbcm er iid Dor 5tpei Sobrcn gemci,
CERT bate, it'd nnd Dem st. Sobn's
College" IN Annapolis SIT begeben.
Ger Gid)ter iettcsf feline Strofe an,
Itcatc ocn iungen Wunlt Scr iett IS
Sabre aft lit, inter $500 @iirgihoft
iinb CAB ibnt cine Germornlu,g. Die
Gltcrn beS iungcn WonncS iito emf
5lucit unb bobcl1 iid) lolge nm Den
9ciit 6eS Sobncs gcltrittcn.
@cri6tSnoti5cn.
Sic Sriit fir Sic Ginrcihung Der
n0tbigcn Eopiere IN oenn beriibnltcll
2onoiosSoll fir Die gppelotion an
Die boberc Snltnn5 lit bis gum %.
Sftober %perl1ngert iporocn Gr.
Wiopor SbonloS q Sapcs lit Der sln.
iuolt Intonio Sonaio's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

uno $4,000 Collars in Den Siiten lte-
FEN, 5St , Die iif nit 1900 bis 3u
10000 Collars beiheioert 1889, Die
ii6 nod zines @infommens BON TO-.
600 bis 81 5000 Collars riibmen,
i,no 6155, Die inter 10000 Dollars
bleibelL aber iiber 5000 binnusgeben.
Gin ginfommen bon 800 bis 5000
Collars boben 24t,4 Eeriouen 5i
reriteucrn. 0icic 3iffern idlieBen
Ingeitelte uno arbeiter nidt elm.
Inter ibncn gibt es 342,ttt, Die ein
Ginfommen bon 800 bis 81 5000 Dol.
lars bobcrL 5726, Die iabrlih BON
5000 bis 5i 10000 Collars peroie.
men, uno 1888, oie iiber 10000 Sol.
Iors 6inoltsfomhen.
lie merifdni6 de Irbet.
ter . 5eoerotion ioa IN Der beporlte.
benben NationolwabI gum erifenmal
ieit ibrem 9elteben oils aorperifaft.
| geidloiien fir einen Trdii0entihafts.
Gnnoioaten eintreten uno 5ipar fir
@nt. s. 9rpot, ipeil oieier Die Sor.
herunger Der organiiirten @rbeit oils
bcredtigt nnerfelnt uno Der oemos
trotiide Gonpent oieie Elonfe ser
Slotform eingefiigt bot. Die Sooe->
ration lit cine nid)tpolitiide 8ereini.
gung, mo bisber lit nibt oeriuft
moroen, Die Witglieoer 5u 8imiten ei.
mes beitimmten 9anbioaten su. in.
itruiren. Ser Shritt Ser Siibrer
id)eint bon ben Wiitglieoern ser SO.
6erotion g~utgebeiBen moroen si iein,
Oa iid eegen 80 Yro5ent Der Arbeiter.
Unions oafiir erflGrt boben. Die So
heration umfaBt etipa 100000
itimmbareftigte Witalieoer. Maden
ie bon ibrem @ablrebte ST. Gunlten
bes oemofrotiiden ErdiiSentidaits.
Ganoioaten Gebraud), 10 fonute sic
! 8abl baourd entidJieSen iperoet.e
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rGprrcipoaScnt" Office.

critic Stobt in MorpIono, Die in Dem
9eiib elmer Intomobil 6ellcripriBe
lit. 9ieiel6e 9ebort Der pSnoepeit.
ocnt Sole Comp, bat 60 Yietbe4
frGfte unb fam $50 8ollonen @oi'
ier IN Ser Minltc merfen. 0ieier
2oidapporot, scr $500 Yfulio iuiegt.
fam nit elmer @eihluinoigfeit bon
80 Weilen in Scr Stuube fabrcn.
9ie 9eluobner bon Sreoerid liHo
qliidli6 iiber Den 9elib Der Waihine.
6ie ibncn grobe Siderbeit gege,t
S%eltcrsgefobr gemGbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19


Se6S Monnte @efGng.
nj lolltctt Die Stroie fir Yotrid
Sibgerolb BON 9tr. 1906, Mliceanna.
Str., als berielbe eeitcrn 8ormittog
Dem Eoli5cirihter @orlonb I'M oltlis
6en S%totionSbolts pegen angebliden
th1tli6en gngriffs ollf grnit E..
S6luter bon Nr. 30, Siib.Srontitr.,
porgefiibrt muroe. 3pii6en ben bel.
ben W1nnerlt bottc ibon felt lGngc.
rer 3cit ein ~geiponntes &erb1ltnib
gebarri6t, GA Sibgerolb an elmer Ont.
frcmoung 5lpiidcn Shhlter unb iei.
ter 5rou Die Shltlb trogen iou. sc.
lter1 firth .rofen iid bic 5tpei M1,l.
ller an Der Siio -@olfcitr., unb nod)
einem @ortpedlcl iou 8ibgcralo iei.
men @cgner nit eincnl aniippel ollf
ben aopf gcihlagen babert.
.9orgaintag" bel giien.
bcrgS. = SSn Dem groBen 8eidaft
ron giienbcrg al Der 2erin9ton-
Strobe, 5miiben Forf.apenie uno
SowaroitroBc in meldent giles &c.
fauit neroen fam, mas fiir Belief.
ouug 1tno Die 1iibmutlg, cines Sans.
itanbes er~ieroerlif ilt2Y lit bellte
n9argaintagF Cine 9urhiid,t Der
In5eige Der fsirnln an aa0erer Stelle
oes o9euti6eh Gurrcippnoentcn"
miro iid fir icoe oelltlde 6altsEau
lobnen.
I Nus oem Corrections.
bans entiprungen. rSie
Goli5ci 6es norooitliden 9iitrifts
wuroe eeitern 9(benb in aenntniB &C.
iebt, boB Der 80 Sabre alte Neger Sol.
Smlitb aus benz Gorreftionsbaus emf.
iprang, robin CT Dor Ginger 3eit
bonn noro0itliden 3iitrift olts mesen
@agabonoage geianot moroen ipor.
OAsTC1IA.
1,sss die Do !hI !mns! es.aufifat
ssaIA N1THLZM
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@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiide Srpeiden.

Del llnipntomn, Ea., fanO
Sorrp @oluce. Elm neuniGbrigcr 81.
9eunerfnobe, bei'm 9crrcniuheit I'M
@ebol5 cine icd)S SUB LANCE Slap
peri6Innge, Die er rei5te unb bann
nit einem Stod crlcgts. aber oas
eefGbrlibe Ncptil bate Den anaber
bei'm Sample mebrmols gebiilell uno
tllrSe Belt, nad)ocm CT Dos 'tobtt
Sbier trillnlpbireno III oaS 3igeuner.
Eager gebradt bate, tart er.
The evening world., 1908-03-11
STAR Pl AYERS
COBB AND LEACA
JUMP" LEA,UES
Warrington OutlaV Ciua
Signs Detroit Wonle' 3nI
Pittshurs Third Basenal


PHIG.ADELPiIlA M1rra II l-.'',-.''
COBB the phenom nal outtisider Of ;ae
Detroit American League. waose great
work bt:h in rhe field inl At the bat
and IN the bases was a prominent fac
tor in landing the pennaut for Hughev
Jenrin2ss aggregation has jumped tie
Detroit team and has affixed his s.g-
na turc to a contract with Arthur Ir-
wins outlaw clue in Washington
Tommy Leach. the brilliant little out
fielder of the pittsburg Nationals. has
also ben landed by Irwin FOR his team
in the CAPITAL city
Irwin confirms this report and sends
word that he has the signed contra cts
of bo:h these great players and sra!ed
In his !asIde po ket close over his heart.
Both COBB ana Leach have been dis
satisfied with the terms offered 10y the
managers OF their o'd clubs and had in
tiniated that If Inducements we're mace
80 their ikinE they would jump to the
outlaw league.
The evening world., 1908-03-11
KING 5 DAUGHTER
LANDS PURSE At
FAIR GROUNDS
Annie McGee ani Wasau AlSo
Score Brackets in Re-
spective Races.

NEW ORLEANS La. March IL
Secretary Macinn succeeded IN spring
ing something Ike n reasonable pro-
sramme for the sport AZ the Fair
Grounds this afternoon His daily hand =
cap offering brought out a field Of con
siderable class, even though Only ha'f
a dozen accepted the weights. The most
nterest.ng part Of this race vas tn
appearance of Pinkola which was out
tor a Derby trail
Fizer was asking something out Of
the ordinary for his coh when he sad
died him With Id6 pounds and let him
concede bunches Of weight to older
horses OF stake quality. To some Of
them that have already scored In stake
events this winter he was giving actual
weight. as well as loads Of 1t by the
scale In actual number of pounds car.
ried First Premium WAS the tcp weight
with 100. as he should nave been. in
View Of his last good race.
The second best namber was a seven
furlonss selling race that brough; out
several good middle distance sprinters
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Purse 800: two-vear-
olds; four furlongs-Anne McGee. los
&C. Koerner, s to 8. 9 10 " and out. won
by a neck: Arionette los tNotterC. : to
10. TO and out, second: Alice, lt4
(BrusselD. 100 to |. 20 to / and to /
third. Time-04s 2-5. Tennerett, Knight
Deck, Concise, Lady Eleanor and Rose
burg also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; maiden
three year -olds; selling: FIVE and one
half furlongs.-W Wausau. 103 tNotter). 4
to |, to and to ., won by two
lengths; Prwler, liz tMinier), to l. 6
to an d3 to 3, second: Canada, los
Koerner). IA to s. to ) and IS to .,
third. Tine los Manuscript Anon
tllardo. Royal Glance, Phil Chlnn.
Freysbush. Maj. McComb. Ramondo.
Billy Starr, Milo and Club Member also
ran. My Jack left at post.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; four-year-
ods and upward; selling; six furlongs.-
Kings Daughter, lH lNotter), 6 TO 5.
> TO S and out. 1, by four lengths
Eseutcheon, lo9 !Powers,, to 5. to
and out, 2; Ben Strong. lc5 (Smith). 60 TO
l, 10 to l and 2 to !, g. Time-l.l5.
Reaction, Babe b.. Meadow Breeze,
Charles Gates. The Pinker and Emer-
gency also ran