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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

SieSeS lit eit SilS ocS SrofcKorsi
Sod, Serltn, Ses eirstScn @tannes,
Der iemalS SWwin0fnbt tDatf66s
LID 8ebeilt sat-
profeFpr Sod lit BON SeutI9lan0
geebrt porOen, tpie fem dn0erer Ser
treter Der 4r5neifunbe iemaIs Dor ibnL
Ser &atier bat perI0nIi9 Dem internd4
~tionalen GOn9reB BON S9pinbiu4tsz
Spe5ialiiten, pel9er in Yrofefor
So9'8. 8obnung a~bge6dlten 1puroe,
fetnen 8eiu9 abgeItattet. Nd6 langen
9erbanolungen De5 gon8re7e5 iber
ale Observation-Disclosures muir
be Or. &o6'5 neue1te Met6ooe bon biez
fer @eielI9aft BON berborrdgenoer
Gr3tli6en 5a6mdnnern ein5timmis als
bieienige anertunnt, !peIpe S6pinOz
fudt Dut6 8eIeiti9ung Der llrfa6en
Der Qefir1tet &rantbeit niht MIR perz
biitet, fonoern bic 8rantbeit ielbit 6eilt.
8ein Meni9 brou6t iib mebr 0ot
Der S6ninbIu4tSs9 efahr gu fir4ten,
BERN bu bieIe Met6obe Die Srant6eit
BELT, tpirb ie natiirlid I'm 70 Iei4ter
nit ienen neutrality-suspicious. fer4
tig, mel6e 66ipinoiu6t peruriu4eu.
SauIenoe baben 53eugniB bafiir abgez
le9t, oaB lie gebeilt morOen iino. 0iefe
53euoniiIe finb t6eilnefie abgebrudt IN
einem 8i9lein, nelaes bic 8eRaroz
lunqspeiIe erIGutert. = Seoermanr
fann es fib unentgeItli6 6olen, QOer
tommen Gafen,
&otarr6, N1t6md unb 9ron9itis
perben lei6t 9e6eilt mittelit Ginatb4
munq Der beilenben Dlt8en 9inite in
bic 2uftr0bren, 70 0uB bieie baliqmi4
f6en Sele brett an bic erfrdntter
Steuen qelanqen. Die Mnipenbung Der
Suberculinz Mebi3in, pel6e Brofe1or
Sod beriteQt, beIeitigt bas 8eim9ift
aus ben S%3leimbduten pG6renD be5
QuftretenS BON Satarr6 uno8ron4trf4
leiOen, 10 oaB bie7e Membrane Die err
franften S6eile ppn Der Sberfld6e obs
auItoBen perm0gen unD neue SebenSz
traft gepinnen.
0te Germans mericdn Company 1T
incorporirt gemGB benGeicBen Der Ger4
einiqten Gtaaten unO 6ot i6on bot
cSd6ren bic n&D9 Sung Cure" etablirt.
GonfuGtattpn unb rnteriu6ung fret
Mun lafIe bas 8i6lein fommen, nell
DIES bic 8e6anbluno5netie erlGutert,
unb penbe ii6 5u bieIem 3ped an Die
ao6 Qunq Sure, All NeitzTopetteftr.,
Baltimore, pber As 90, p. Str, Neiq
0prf Gts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Cbio's &nblenprpbuttion.

Columbus, g., Is. Mprtl. -
Der itaatlide 9srabau|Snipsftor bai
in sinem geri9t iibsr Die MontanzSn.
butrie i'm Staate Sbio ben Ta6peia
seliefert. oaB bic 8Oblsnproouftion be-
Shafts i'm Sabre 1900 UNI 3,517,715
Sonnen 5ugsnpmmsn bat. Die &C.
idmmte 8ohlengepinnung bon Obiu
i'm perflofsnen Sabre b'3iffert fid auf
1925, 649 Spnnen. DrsiBis Gouns
lies i'm Stoats p~robu3iren 8oblsn uno
uus, bis ouf flint, babsn cine 3unabms
ouf 5utpeiisn.
Sermiidte telearaphii9e Sebei9en.
pr &rsu5sr rNetp4Yorf" lit duf
Der Rsile uad Manila bot Dem Sue3z
&dnal an9efommsn.
Der Dampfsr nSerrb" gu 8roof=
lpn ioa als 9oipitalIdiff nad Manila
aefanbt tperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Baris unb Qnnbnn.

Wenn Der Rebolutiondr Selir gbat
feline blutriinitigen 4rtifel iarisb,
tonnte er Iebr seiltrei9 unb unter6ol=
teno fein. Ginen Bepeis bierfur sibt
folssnbsr lufi9sr @erslei9 5pifasn
9aris unb 2onoon, Der aus ieinen
na9sslafsnsn S4rften berausgebo=
BEN tpuros. ppat i4reibi unter On
6erem:
Der Barrier 8utI9er fdbrt redts,
esr enslil4e lints.
Der Barrier &uri4er fibt BORN, Der
ensliI9e bint:n.
puris lit compaft, 2onoon Der freut.
paris psrsr0Bsrt lid bur9 N6Torp=
tion, 2onbon bur9 Musbebnnns.
poris 1T aus Stein. 2Onoon aus
3ieseln.
paris fat bobe L!6aulsr unb elrae
@aHen, Qonbun breite @traBen uuo
nieDsre 9duIer.
!sSn 9aris Dffnen Ti9 bic Ssnfier tpie
bic Gbiiren, in 2onoon perDen ie aufz
esapesn unb berabfaaen selaHen mie
Die 9uiGotins.
poris 1T foasttiDifif9. bepo9nt
5GuIsn pis aa!srnen; 2onbon 1T in
biuiouuliftila, ieos Tamilie bat ibr
9aus.
paris fat isinen portisr, 2onbon
fsinsn 9ausf4liiHsl.
Sn paris iast man rGacao." in
2onoon rGoepa."
puris psrlabt ssitli6 (?) bas Bett.
bas an bsr Wuno Iisbt; 2pnbon blei6t
langs i'm gett, bas mitten i'm 3immsr
ieiren plab Fat.
paris binirt, 2onbon iBt.
Qonpon, @oets 8oltairs, beIibt bum
bert 3slieionen in elmer Suuce; Paz
ris bunbert Saucsn unb feline Hsliz
giOn.
2onbon 6ebisnt fi6 elmer brerIpiBi=
gen, puris elmer Dierfpibiaen @absl.
paris 1T better, 2onbon traurig.
paris f%fanirt. 2onDon lduft.
9onbon fat gu tpenig SolOaten, 3d.
rig fat ibrer gu pisl.
Der pariIer Solput trGst sinsn
blauen Rod uno cine rpt9e 9uTe, Der
engliI9e sinen rotten Rod uno cine
blaue Sole.
Sn paris ceIsbriren bic prisFsr bsi
Der Srauung; in 2onDon lafen lie iia
iesbsr truuen.
Sn paris Iino bic p~srbsirat6etsn
Srauen fret. in 2unbon 6Orsn iie auf,
es gu Ietn.
garis fat me6r Selbltmoroe. 2on=
bon me6r Worbe.
pdris arbsitst, gnelanb banoelt.
Sn paris !4ldst li4 bic &unuiGe
nit JuBfiOben, in 2onopn nit 5auItz
f6ldgsn.
Der proletarisr BON par;s nsnnt
bag 9erlaBamt incline Sante," Der
proleturter BON 2onoOn nsnnt IS
,mein SnfeI."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
(aus Der 81. 9. u. 3ta.@)
Sic Grin,eiiin bon @nlfenbiittel.
q. 6nnnp OefIsr.

Sn Der lebten 8srfammluns Der
r6iitorii6sn 9sieGidaft BON 2ouiz
iiana" fat zines Der Mitslieoer, Jrau
8ausbt, bas Mnbentsn Der unslidz
li6sn prip5sIIin Charlotte bon 9raun=
i4peiszW olfsn6iittsf, Der S9Disssrz
to9tsr peier's bes Groben, tpslde i'm
Sabre 1715 gu Mostau ftarb, tpisber
aufgfriiht. sSn einem uraltsn 8anbe
bss .2aoies Montblp Mufeum" fat Iis
bic rumanttid ausssi9midts &C.
idi9te bieier Prin5siiin s.funoen, unb
ba Oielelbe ii9 itsilneijs in unisrsm
2ouifiapa abipi.lt, 10 hat fis esslaubt,
ibre embedding Der n9iftprifden &C.
fenI9aft" mittbsiien gu miifsn. 2eioer
lit Das, mas is fur biftorii6s 8a6rz
belt bislt, Ni4ts 1peiter, als cine i9Dne
Grfinbuns.
Gbarlotts Gbriftine bon graunz
fdtpeis tpuroe ols fi.bsn5sbnidbrigss
MdO4en mil Dem ruiiiiden Sbropfolz
ger Mleris, benz Sobne beg eroBsn
peter, psrmdbft. sic mar bic erfte in
iensr langsn Heibe Deutider Sir ten
tO4fer, tpel9e @emabltmen ru11i16er
@roBfiiritsn g%.tporoen (inb, unb tpo6l
cine Der unsliidlidltsn. DIS lie bier
Sabre na4 ibrsr 3odSsit, taum ems
uno5pan3isidbris, itarb, battle [ie ben
2eibenstel9 Biz our Nsigs gslssrt, uno
als fire ums.bune fi4 bemibte. ibr
2eben gu erbalten, fprad tie bic en-
f9uttsrnben Worte: r2abt midi rubia
ftsrben, i9 mag nidt ldnser lebsn, bas
Daisip liest gu f4tpsr uuf mir"
Peter Der 9robe battle bur9 bieis
@ermG6lune isines 5bronfolssrs nit
Der Sodtsr elmer tpeitli6en Jiirjtenz
famifie, our9 tpelhe er birsft nit Der
altruiliden Srabition, bic @smablinz
men Der G%aareniObne untsr Dem NOe(
bes 2anbes gu pdblsn. brad, fem Ns=
formationstperf ir0nsn unb bic Sort
fIbrung bkies Mertss bur4 1einea
@rben 7idern molten. Oas Grperi=
ment i4iug unsliidli4 aus. Nler:s,
Elm rober, Derfommener, tief in altruIz
9iiden Sbeen ftsdenoer Msn19, Der
benz eroBen Wsrf isinss @aters nidt
nur fein 9~erftdtOniB entsssen bradts,
ionosrn ba1elbe brett baBts, b.bar=
bette feline 9emablin in Der abi6su=
liaitsn Dsiie, unb bic tlsine bsutl9e
prinaeflin 1pslfte an ieiner @eits ianea
babin. Ob lie tpirfli9 an ben Mibz
banblunsen ibr.s Batten ssftorbsn lit,
tpie tbeilpeiie bsbauptet tpirb, fam
man pobl nidt 10 obns Dsitsres are
.n.bmer, bas 9simnpeb, Der unbsfrisz
biate Wuni9, aus ben abitoBsnbeu
ruiii1den 8erbGftniRen br~ausSufom<
men, sperben pobl oas Meiite au ibrem
Sobs beisstrassn baben. 90 lssts lie
Iid benn bin uno ftarb. Pstsr Der
@rObe aber, Der fefn.r Shlpiesertod=
ter kIaAA auasthan ipag guA b:A M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

trauriaes Gnbs auFs Siefte sr1fatz
terte, idrieb am isibsn Sage, an Dem
er bon ibr.r 9tsrbiguns suriidfam, al,
1einen @obn einen Brief, pe ihn ipoel
ielt,n elm e5ir1t an ieinen Shronfol9er
seI9rieben fat.
Sic arh,e fleins 9rinseilIn BON
Wplsnbiiitef mar aeiO ioot. elm Spfst
Der boben politif, uno mon toHTlk t1f
bic Rube i'm @rabs pobl sprrnsn, oas
2sben bate ibr bss Sraurisen gerug
aebradt; esi iheint aber, al5 fpsrrt ote
gbantaiia gut maiden poate, mas oR
Wrfli6fsit ON i9r psri6ulbsk.
@sgsn bic Mits oes a4t5shTten
Sa6r6unosrts tauhte in pars oas
@erii8s auf.' bic @rObfiiritin lei niat
aeItorhn, fonbern iebe no9. Ginl9e
f~ran5JIide msmoirenfdreibsr bsr oaz
malis.n s3sit, bic bstanntIi4 nas
8(aue BON 9immel bsrunter gelogsr
baben, f~irirtsn bisie 9sru9ie, isbtsn
nod Manaes aug sissnsr pbantaile
basu, Bis i6l:eBli6 Elm eifblhsr, fie!z
ner Homan baraus puros, Der, pls
mir aug benz 8ortrags Der n9iltorlz
Ifsn @eieGi9aft" ssiebn eabsn, np9
teute @lGubise finbst.
Darro4 foQte PrinseIlin Gbarlotte
lid muir tobt gsitsdt haban uflo NIT
9ilfe eines froE30Ififen Goslmanres,
Iamens b'Nuban, aug Mostau noh
puris ssfIobsn isfn. @uf Der 5lu9t
purbe {s bon psrld;eoenen gerioner,
untsr ibnsn au9 be bsri6tigte Quz
rora bon 80niesmarf, untsrliB.., uno
in Paris entf9lob lie Ii6, naa 2ouiz
iiuna aus5utpanbsrn. Sas eTda9;
o'Muban beelsitets iis uno bic StiiAtz
finse lieben Iid IN elmer iopaiI6 Idos
men @sgsnb unisrss 2anoes nisosr.
Oort erblii6ts Der unsfud(. 9en SIR
tin nod sinmal rsihss 8lid, IVe bsi<
ratbets i6rsn Rstter urb isbts nit i'm
in LANCER 5ufriebsnsr g6s. Grit nu9
BEN Sooe i6rss 9atten tsfrte lie ua4
europa 5urid, Gslt iih cine 3sit lang
in Par.s auf unb fturb ITO in Brill
fel.
DisIe romontiI6s geI6i6te pirb
bon berT6ieosnen fran5DlT6sn
S6riftitelsrn beg Is. Sabrbunoerts
ersdbit uno lit au9 perT4isbentli9
bi9teriI6 perar6eitst porDsn. 3I9otfe
fat untsr Mnberen cine bubble Noz
Belle baraus 9sma6t, Die prin5siz
fin bon Wolfen6iittsl," bic poblManz
dem unIsrsr 2sfer befannt Iein piro.
Sin biItoriIdsr Rsrn Itsdt obsr in
DisIer sunssn romantii9en 9sI9i4te
ni9t. 'Sorefdltise bilioriIas 5or<
f9uns bat ldneIt na9eepieIen, DaB
bic Gr3dbiung BON benz S9eintoo uno
Der 5lu9t osr 9rin5efin in oos Rei9
Der 5abel ssG0rt uno baB G5urlotte
@briiiine an ienem Nopsm6ertoss bes
Sobres IT'S tbatd9li9 ssForben 1T.
Die 2euts, pel6e bebauptsien. bic
prin5ei1in bisr in Nmerita ober {pdz
ter in europa eeTeben gu bubsn, iino
enttpeoer sstduIdt tporoen. lei IS Our9
eigsne 5rusTdliGs Oosr our4 einen
f6lauen 8etrug, ooer lie BADEN fire
PbantaIts palten lafisn uno i6ren 2ez
fern einfa9 sinMdr6sn er3G6it. 2ouiz
fianu fam alio nidt ben 3u6m beanz
fpru6en, Der un9lidii6en 5irItin
Elm NTpl espdbrt gu baben. gs Iino
5tpar i'm 2aufe Der Sabre manhe gez
beimniBpnus Decentralization bisrber
osfpmmsn, bic S6pieserio4ter pez
ter's bss SroBsn 1T uber ni4t unter
i6nen aetpeI en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Sc Qtebt cine qani, 8tibc BON M,ttclu mn Nez
Vrn, INN f6 einsn uuab5dngiGtu untrblIt gu i6afz
len; elmer Der OuQtnsbmitcn lit ober Ger bf5 3u4
i1ntiotu5 bon alciptrn. 9as electric 2lOD 3aiIoc
eDftsm," pie .s oura Grau S1ub:r3 0clebrt wirp,
1T Qr%innljb, reel, prattii6. 0toHomii6 nno enta
ipribt az osn psri3utOeHen stiitn un0 ytoDen, os
5u ltrutu uno elnmal ~Qelcrui. 1T e lmmcr nIBli6,
iclbh, D;nn man Ca0ur6 Hi6t itincn llnttrbalt u;rz
oitneu muB; penn man Tam itins cigtnen sitiOtr
5uibusic?n uuo anpafGu. g8:Scu 9tOInGungtn NIB
anDercr @u5fuuit ptnOc man nd all N. @ubtrs,
Rr. DIP, Torc=G6arlss=StyaB IS qicbt feline btiz
iGrc ,3tii 5um gtg;nn. (9tOo4, 1913
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Germi{hte teIenrnnhiiMr S,ns,h,,
Ser ,,6nher.G Club"

Der ~Jopsr { Club" pirb morsen,
Nontas, 46eno in r2ebmonn's' Sal
k" bas porsiislids 2utTpiel rW6at
Became Of Parter" our uuffubruns
brinssn. Die Yefeaidoft Derfist uber
tiftigs fdauTpielsrif6e ardfis, bic
man9sr profeKionenen Sbsaier : &C.
1sGIaoft our 3ierbe ssreiden tpirbsn,
10 bab cine esoiesene auffibruns gu
erpurtsn 1T. Die 8orteauns finbet
untsr ben IuIpiaisn Oes rGonooros
Club" ftoti. Ser Nuffi6rung tpiro
Elm 5an5Dsreniisen folsen. Der Gin
tritt fpItst so Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Miinfleu's GaInatnr>5ni5nu.

Nus ber babsrii6en 9auptitdOE
miro gsI6risbsn: Dams, 3tpoa, orei-.
s'iuffu! - 9eiiii!" 10 brauIt 0as
Commando aus 5000 &eblen our4 bic
rau4beridlsterts unp rsmbranbtountle
&sasr9aQe Der Raulausrz lS4meoee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
3eAn Yerionen berlekt.

GrippIe Greet Gol., ID.
Wpril. = Sin eleftrii9sr Wasgon Der
sGripple Greet : Babn" entsl.iiis nabe
txn GEbifatia1 4ah EoQte ibsr uuA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Yicrbercnncn i'm alien Som.

Ginsr Der 6sliebieHen Sporls, benz
bornebmli9 i'm Ssrbits Disl gsAulotgt
tpirp. it bas Qferbsrennn, 8stonpsrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Sn's m b II Of.
0u pirt Dsin 3isl errsidsn,
8erltsbt Su - aus5upetden.

Wato.- Wirtb (osn metsoroIosi=
ife1 gsri9t in Der 3situns leieno):
ngn Dem Gage, on tpeIhem Sie Chr
&Jabrisss Oisnit : Su6ildum fssrn,
finbet ia audi cine Mpnb=Jinfernib
itatt!" : Na4tpd9tsr QbsI9eio.n):
pas fam i'd aber aiesntlia gar nidt
psrlanssn!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Sronie beg S9fdIaFa-
Ser Ger ge5tpungen 1T, cine Gasipp'a
ide Sur purdBumo6sn): rgun Darf
man feinen Srppfen 9ier trinten una
tpirO bennud Elm &aespbrupsr as=
nanltA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
QnnIt nnh &ritiH.

Menn Gritifer iit FRED g~e6droen,
Benefits, Dab i6nen nod ni4t tIar,
OaB ale 8lumenpra4t auf @roen
G6on lang bpr Der 8Otanif mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

NuffIdruns. - a.: rWas
ma9It Du benn fir elm @sFat?" =
g. (auf feline S4niesermutter seiz
senb): Bin loebsn bon einsm Aub Be-
trpffsn nprben.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
gfmnfe. Gern0ie Geri0ntn,

SWUaUe, UeEDUle RerIUHeNo
geSlastson aofnnnssIoFsfeit uno faIstt:n Sra4'
men, eria6pfsnben @usFufen. Bruls. gtiden. NIB
SfppfI9mer;en, 6carausfaa. abHnbms hes 8eAtgs
un6 @sIats, 9atarrb. 4nsI6IG', GIr6tben. 3ts
tern, ber3fIopfen, Men8ftIi6teit, F-iib7tnn. u. 7. D:.
Grjtliaer Eatbseber fir Sung uHo hit, lnie eiHiab
uuo biGis GefbtrAtsfra1Fbeittn unO soIsea Der
Suscnbhinoeu sriinbIia ssbeiit une ooue gsIunbs
belt uno GrobtHn !pleoererlangt ipsroer f6Hnsn.
Saui neue9 beiIperfa5rel. Seotr ltln et9ener
&rjt. 9ieies auBeroroentIid intersiante une lebrs
reid. Bud pirb MAD Gmpfan9 BON 80 Gents
Srisfmarten ~bsrTsselt %eerianot BON bee
PRIvAT KLINik.1S1 9Th Ave-. New York, NY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31
C. u. ELECTION Law AMENDMENT.
Assembly man Newcomb Refuses TO Intro
duce It-Weekes Consents.

The Citizens Unions Committee on
Ballot Reform held a meeting yesterday
70 which all Of the members-elect of the
LEGISLATURE for New York county had been
invited, and at which they discussed a
scheme for an amendment Of the Election
law, which will permit the Union TO nomi-
nate by petition. The bill. which the Union
wants to have the Legislature pass. pro-
vides that any party which in a city Of the
first class polls 10000 in a municipal cleo
ton, shall be permitted to nominate by
convention after holding primaries in
accordance with the Primary law. and II
shall be entitled 10 a place on the official
ballot.
A%ssemblvman Newcomb Of the Twenty
third district war asked 10 introduce the
bill. but he said that he did not see o he
could. lie said that the bill II enacted
would give organizations like the Greater
New FORK Democracy a place on the official
ballot, and that he was opposed to that.
Assemblyman Weekes was then APP
pealed to. and he said that he would intro
duce the bill and do what he could TO aid
its passage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31
". r. COCHRAN,S FUNERAL;
Bishop Potter spoke at Services for the
PhlanthrOpist In YOnkers.

YoNKERs, N. Y. Dec. 90,-The funeral
Of William F. Cochran. manufactures and
philanthropist, took place this afternoon
from st. Andrews Memorial Church.
Bishop Potter of New York delivered tho
eulogy and Bishop Talbot read the re-
sponses.
Women, men and children by thousands
stood ON the route of the procession with
bowed and uncovered heads. All stores
were closed and the church bells tolled
during the ceremony.
The exercises at Mr.. C~ochran's home,
previous to the departure Of the remains
For Yonkers, were conducted by the Rev.
DR.. David II. Greer Of st. Bartholomew's
Church. The remains were borne from
New York in a special car, the train arriv-
ing in Ludlow at ll:l0, where the hev.
MIR. Freeman and a guard Of honor were
waiting. The cortege arrived at ST. An
drew's Church at II 80 and the remains
we're viewed by hundreds of people. the
guard of honor taking up a position at the
head and foot of the casket.
The flowers filled one side OF the church.
They were sent by hundreds Of friends.
employees of the carpet factories, farm
hands at Duncraggin and Eastview. Among
the bodies represented at the Funeral were
the officers of ST. Andrews Society, OF
which Mr.. Cochran was a member. Inter-
ment was In Oakland Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31

,...s ~. J.s.s, na'.,." ,"ass b, ,s.s
F~asssass

auaHisiusH a = a. b. thsss H
slfltra ~ iHH Hs $500 IHa UfHIH
iss. H.. uHH 80 In i.IHs
. 800 silH > 80 aa ssfr sfaHa
us. i.Haf. aia sHa iFfHf
ssaf 800 Hs lHFF lHHJ HtufH fsf
iss.s uatn tI s@ss . saass
Tis f.s5 ssa fia asH EtsH uss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31
WIRELESS CHAT AT SEA.
Umbria Talked 20 Etruria, 81 Miles Away
and Got ORDER From Campania.

The storm-belated Cunarder Umpria'
In yesterday from Liverpool and Queens
town, had two long talks, aerially by the
Marconi system. with her sister ships. the
Etruria and Campania. bound Tor BRUSH
ports. ,
She got within the Etrurin's electrical
sphere Of influence on Christmas Day III a
boiling sea. The conditions were not good
for communication because OF the roihns
and pitching Of the ships. The officers ON
the bridge of neither ship could see me
other, for they were forty miles apart when
the Marconi instruments began to record
things. Christmas greetings were eh-
changed at a distance OF cighty-seven
miles before the connection was broken
In moderate weather, the Umbrias wire
less operator said. the ships might have
kept in touch electrically several hours
more, or until they were about 200 miles
apart. Some private messages were SEM
by passengers aboard both ships TO friends
on tho British and American sides oil the
Atlantic. These are as sacred az messages
sent by way of the Western Union on land.
The Campania, which sailed hence on
Saturday, was in communication with the
Umbria that day and Capt, button was
told by the ~Campania's commander what
dock was ready for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31
DIED IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Died by Inches. CorOner's Physician says
-G. VI. Pcnney's Case Ia BE Investigated.

George Nj. Penney, of 1871 EdgoCOmbe
o,o,,o di.d yo.,orda,, of consupn, an
$500 NJ. C,n.a anarna'.
'oToh'T = fh!TiViah 'i'",'", ",''l "'
ing al examination OF the body last night
said that the young mans end he'd been
has,ened Inv lack of medical attention.
ponnov 30 % voors old For sayeraI
i'n"Vy "a 20" ~"
months he had refused 10 re treated 10y
doctors ana IN" gave I'tnsei over lls,'du
10 Ihrls,lah SCIENTISTS hpout a year
ago ne ptcaihe III oi oisuni..oh ~
calieu ia Ut itotsrl tualI q 80 ito.h stlot'
ana renaiiI.u uhnrr th' Va'' Vi '""V Fh!s-
clan uhtn huRust lhst c
men a NIT oaplle "t 'leN'lanI; VIZ.
mao ,esn 'unneCttu WIN w 'eConu Nuui.n
OF 'hTlSt t2Clen,lst' ~ "eSl ''AtH- clHh'u
street ana rtaIhIll pldNc, VINO Tas ",No =
mefhper OF tna' Churyn, ar Nau 'o nav
won MN over toh peIi'l u, 'Hrls.lan ool'iCe
anu from that 'nne on I'VE ,eluIeu "
Ut Adair aRaih OF 'o s'e any o'h'' Ph!7i-
cian.
raIIy y.s.eiuhy nGan"s -, hv.y III.
ul,,"n o'Na"', ~ J h, ,bbo III n,arEs
~eht Ior Ut a1N", aeSpiu" ''m wv "'Im !,
uhl"r,rp" ~, ~" q" t. 10
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W. ~ - ""'u ,,,l,-oLor ~, Fla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31
CORNELL RUNNING FORESTS?
ACTION TO GUST UNIVERSITY
FROM ADIRONDACK LANDS.
Banker Appeals to the Attorney-Generai
TO Have Set Aside Its Purchase Of
5000 Acres-Says II Has Destroyed
Forest as q Natural water Reservoir.

Eric p. Swenson, a banker at IS Wall
Street and President Of the Association Of
Residents on Upper 'Saranac Lake, has,
through his attorneys, Agar, Ely 4 Fulton,
applied to the Attorney General Of the
state 20 nave the purchase Of 5000 acre s
of forest land in Franklin county by Cor
nell University. declared void and TO have
the title to the land vested in the people
of the state OF New York.
This is the land acquired by the trustees
Of Cornell to be used In the department
known as the New York State College Of
Forestry 'for the purpose OF education
in the principles and practice Of scientific
forestry. with the consent and approval
and under the direction Of the Forest Pre-
serve Board
In his application MIR. Swenson declares
hat the and has been used In a way detri-
mental TO the Adirondack. forests and
injurious to the estates of himself and his
associates In the Upper Saranac region.
In July, 1900, declares Mr.. Swenson, the
university entered into a contract With the
Brooklyn Cooperage Company for the sale
Of the timber. Logging. operations were
begun In the same month and have been
continued ever since, and as the result
Of these operations in 1900 and 1901. 5000
cords OF wood and 100000 feet OF logs
have been delivered to the Brooklyn Coop
erage Company and 800 acres oil the hdlIOn-
dack forest have been denuded. The
cooperage company has built a stavc
and heading factory, a wood alcohol plant
and -four miles OF railroad on the property.
Mr.. Swenson closes his petition rs fol-
lows:
Tho result Of the college operations on
the cut area so far Is destruction dcstruc-
ton OF the trees and destruction OF the forest
as a water reservoir. And what was once
a beautiful woods. necessary for the water
supply OF the state and dedicated by the
Constitution to the health and pleasure and
the highest uses Of all the people OF the State.
will. II the practice and policy of the College
Of Forestry be unchecked, become a plain OF
ruin and a wide scene of devastation. and
a large part of one OF the states most beauti-
full and ost useful possessions viii be- sacri-
feed to the greed Of one corporation and tho
misguided energy OF another.
Mr.. II. L. Fernow. the director of the Corr
nell College of Forestry. in his report OF
the operations of the college for the year
1900. states that the college agreed to deliver
to the said Coopcrage Company annually,
for not less than fifteen years and possibly
for twenty years, hard and soft woods taken
from the forest in the following quantities..
viz: len thousand 20 2O,O0 cords of rctort
and fuel wood. and 1000. 900 TO 4.0OO.O0O feet Of
logs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-31
George Gould I,u,s Polo PONIES.

AUSTIN, Tex. DEC. 3O.-lt II announced
tina, George Gould la placed an order
with J II. Tappan Tor ten polo ppnies and
that the-e animals are 10 L. delivered al
N-w York city next March. Mr. Gould
n a party Of fri-uds viii visit Mr. Tap
pane Isplo pony ranch the latter part II
February aud witness th' iratr fo h.. l-sT-
formed by nj. hpr-s~ which Nj Gould
hAs srlusted prIor To tncir shipment to
tA- Eart
MI Iappan'r ranch - located nru san
Antonio III" animals arr brd apd
ifaiut-t "a the randi and AZ" shipI-d 80
3D. gIsuc and mann distant IAfs II tie
Void The training b. duur ~ "hlsu
cuNpuvr Tie auihtAl ar - hl" bi's'd
aud ave Iut thIuush q DuuT-s e uaiHlug
vhlHu urNrluIE ih"if unir'l,s aud btak"r
tirm ~ fut thn daIng rpHu iuf NhIrh
tlry az tu - u-u