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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
9nnnfrie1r @~rrifmrI,nnn.

99tIabeGpbiu, 3d., "a. Deg,
- Die Sntertate 3ailpa1s g., Die
tiir3Ii9 in Nep : Seriep nit einem
&apital BON 100000 900 t~ncorporirt
tpurbe, bat bur9 Mnfauf bteGontrole
iiber bic l1niteo 8oper Ii. Sransporz
tation So. erIangt. Die leBtere &C.
feGf9aft controlirt IL. q, foIgen0e
Gompagnte'n: GOiIon illuminating
g., 2ebanon; S9uDlfia 8auepSrac>
ton Co., Srenton, R.@S., @treet9tailz
tpap; uniteb Sraction g., ReaOtng;
Wiltes : Barre IL. @bomtng 8auep
3ractipn Co., WiIfes : Barre; 9al@
las IL. 9arOeps Safe Ruilnab; Dilz
mington II .G6eIter Sraction Co.;
Wilmington GitD electric Co.; Gitis
5ens' gltctric Sight II. POper So. Of
0elatpare : GOuntp; 9eIdDare : So.
II. philadelphia electric Railnab un0
mebrere StraBenba6nen in ben Dot
itG0ten bon philadelphia.
Der &aufpreis, peGder Die Snterz
ftate Railpaps So. ge3abGt bat, Iteat
fia auf $75 pro Nttte, 5ablbdr in 40
idbrigen @oI06onb5 Der Snterfote
Railpaps g., Die am 1. 5ebr. 1903
auSgefertigt ur0 fir Ous erfte Sa6r
gu 3 Pro3ent, fir Oas 3neite Su6r 81
81 9ro3ent unO fir bus brittle uno bic
Folgenben Sabre gu 4 9ro3ent ber>
3inft tperban. Die auf bieie 0eiie
abforbirte uniteb 9oper II. SranSz
~portation So. mar ebenFaQs cine in
Nep : SerIen ge6arterte Corporation.
SIR Qttienfapitul betrug $12,500,z
900, fpobon $685. 600, $25 Part,
BON einbe3a6lt, ausfteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Sta0t Baltimore.

Staot Baltimore.
Gin 2eibfa1G ausgez
brannt. - 5euer brad geftern
Morgen 50 ubr in benz breiitOdigen
2eibftaQe bes 9rn. G0parb u. @orz
fu9, Rr. 331 unb 333, RorbzGaloert
StraBe, aus, peldes einen S4aoen
BON $4,000 anri4tete: $1,000 an Sc
bdube, gigentbum bes 9rn, Suiepb
M. 8errb, uno $4,000 am Snpentar.
getbe 9erluite linb bur9 8erii4erung
sebedt. Oas 5euer, peldes i'm 3petz
ten Stodtpert in einem 9aufen 9euz
baIen a~usgebrufen mar, tpurbe bon
ben ppli5iftsn Ramfap unb Mo@eenep
bonn mittleren 0iitrift entbedt, uno
tpdbrenb Ramfap nad benz 4larmz
taiten Rr. 81 an gleaiantz unb GAL
DerttraBe elite, I'm bic 5~euerpeAr gu
alarmiren, bransen 9oli5it Mc9eez
reD unb Der mtttlerpeile au9 angez
langte Sergeant @bittle in ben Staq
Elm unb leiteten nit 9iilfe Der Staqz
tne9te bic in ben @tdQsn gu ebsner
Grbe ange6unbenen 20 Pferoe 6inaus
ms Sreie. Nu9 bic i'm erIten Stodz
tpert fteFnben Magen uno &ut14en,
II an Der 3abG, tpurben gerettet. SIN
5peiten Stodnert befanben ii9 auber
benz 9eu unO 5utter audi 5pei @aser,
tpelfe Elm &au6 Der Slammen muir
ben. @s gelang Der f4neG uuf benz
9ranbplaBe erf4einenben 5euerpebr,
bic 6lammen mad As Minuten LAM
gem Sample unter Gontrole gu befOmz
men. Quf benz Mege na9 benz Seuer
itieB Der S9lau9pagen Der SpriBenz
Gompagnie Nr. l an Der Gde bon
5aDettsz unb 2i6ertnftrabe, als berz
1elbe bor einem Magen Der nQOams'
@rpreB : Comp" ausbog, nit benz
8uggon Nr. 744 Der 0ort : &oubz
2inie 5uIammen unb tpurbe erbebltG
bei9dbigt, pdbrenb bic 5euerpebr>
leute auf's pflalter gei9eubert tpurz
ben, nobel Daniel S'Suqioan cine
@erlebuns am DIR erlitt.
8rGnbe. - Sn Der Mobnung
BON !6rn. 9. s. qadarb, Hr. 1924,
2~afaDette : Qpenue, entitunO geitern
Morsen in 5olge Der @rploiion zines
getroleumpfens Seuer, tpelfes bon
Der 5~euerpebr i'm Seine gel0i4t
tpurM.
- Sn Der @o6nung bes 9rn. @eO.
2osfarn, gr. 113, GprO : @ufIeftr.,
ri9tete geitsrn Morgen Elm aus Bis
iebt unbefannter uriade enttanbener
9ranb S9aben i'm 9etrage BON $50
all ben M0beln unb BON $25 an benz
6auIe an, tpel9es gigentbum Der
5rau 8rug, Rr. 2213, JuirmOuntz
Qpenue, tit, an.
8egnabigt.- Der Qttudr bes
Griminalgeri9ts 9enrp 8roening err
belt geItern bom 9ouberneur @mttb
bic gegnaOigungspapiere fir Soel 8.
Wolfs9eimer 5ugefdn0t, Der. negengrz
langung BON Daaren unter falI9en
8ortpGnben an II. Sftober bonn Ri6z
ter Dobler gu bier Monatsn Setting
nib unb gu elmer @elbftrafe BON $50
berurt6eilt tporben mar.
Sncprpprdttpn.- Die rStz
belitD Goal g." purbe geftern nit
einsm 4ftientapital BON $4,000 BON
ben 5olsenben incorporirt: Ri4arb9.
8dparb, 8urb 8albpin g., @bm.
80. 6ammonb, Morgan 6. p6elps II.
G6as. S. goung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
mrF6pr @+robeerfrnrft

Quf Der StruBe ertrantt.
= Der SO Sabre dlte @bpurb price
ron g2r. 2502, gortERodb, ertrantte
qeftern 46eno an Der Gde BON Som
arb unb 2eringtonitraBe unO muBte
in Der Qmbuldn3 bes peitlt9en 9tz
iFrifts rad ieiner BObnung i6ergez
fi9rt Derbsn.
S6per perbrdnnt.- 9drz
riet 5rd8ier, cine 50 Sabre dlte gtez
germ BON Ger. 304, Mefz@roBitrube,
erlitt getern in fbrerBohrung i4pere
8ran6punber, inbem in ibrer RG9e
cine getrolenmlampe erplnbirte. Sic
biirfte inbefen NIT benz 2eb:n baoOn
tomngn.
Ser 81. Sa9resberi9t Der
.Sobns 5optins' l1utOeritdt" 1T gez
tern erffieren. gs 1T 9isies Der
eribe, tpc6er bonn nslielr q%rGfibenteT,
prof. Sra Remien, perDffentli4t
tporben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

aug auf Der Baltimore GemeterD" CUR
etpigsn 9fube betattet. Paftor NitoIaus
8urfart BON Der eoangelii4zlutHriz
f6en Ct. SobanneSzG emeinbe an Der
perI. Qombarb 9traBe belt ben
SrauergottesoienIt ab unb als 8u6rz
tu6trdger fungtrten bic So Gbriittan
8efeG, $. $. 8oiengarten, S. 8eber,
Gb. Sung, @brtitian @nglanb unb 8.
&amm. Die 8erItorbere mar in Galz
horn, Srets Marburg, geboren uno
fam i'm Sabre 1872 na9 4merttd.
SIR @atte cling i6r bereits bor reun
Sabren i'm Spbe poran. Sic 9interz
IGBt auBer einem Snfel in 9eutf9z
lamb unb me6reren @ouiins in 8alz
timpre feline 8~ertpanbten.
- Die 2eiGe 6es an Srettdg i'm
Glitter bDn 78Sa9ren in Bottom. MnK.,
aus benz 2eben gef9iebenen 9rn. @uz
itap 4bolpb 9roit tpurbe 9eitern
Morgen na6 Baltimore gebra4t unb
bier geitern Na9mtttdg 2 u9r BON Der
8obnung Der Jrau Otto Sutro, Nr.
919, ct. gauIitraBe, beren perItorbez
ner 9utte Elm S9pager bes 9rn.
0roft mar, aus ouf Der .@reenz
mountzGemeterb" naben Der I6pn Dor
40 Subren aus Dem Qeben gei9tebez
MEN Satin bes 8er1torbenen 3ur leBz
ten 8u9e beigeiebt. ST. Charles u.
0rot uno @attin unb SRI. 2ouiIe
0roit, Sobn, S4piegerto9ter unb
9o4ter bes Sobten, begleiteten Die
2et9e BON Bottom nu9 Baltimore.
ST. 0roft pGre an Sage feines Qeiz
4enbegGngnifes 70 Sabre aft geipez
fen. Paitor peregrtne Wrof6 pon Der
biI40Fli4 : proteitanttI9en M1efiiusz
Stride an Der @fe DON 8a1z unb
5apets StruBe omtirte. Inter ben
@6renba6rtu4trGgern beFarben ii9
Die So. 9eorg u. b. 2ingen, 9etnrt9
i8. 9ilfen unO anbere Mitglie0er bes
r@ermantaJGlubs," benz Ger 8erftorz
6ene ~angeb0rte, e9e er Dor SSa6ren BON
4ier nod Bottom iiberiiebeIts.
- Der Qei4nam Der am 81. b. M.
Der Itorbenen 6rau Gmilie Maro6n
purbe geftern Na9mittag unter 8a6lz
rei6er8etbeiligung bon 2~eibtragenben
auf benz 5rteObofe Der s. reformtrten
ct. PuulS : Stride an Der M2t. Gar
mel : Roa0 CUR leBten Ru6e beftattet.
Pdftor s. u. Gonrabi amtirte i'm
S~rduer6aufe uno am 8rabe, unb al8
8abrtu9trGSer fungirten bic So. 8.
8urte, dug. 2oren3, 6. 6ufnagel, 6.
Seper, S. Squdroa unb s. &onosti.
Die 2ei9enbetatter 8. Sanders II.
,@D6ne leiteten Die 8eerbigung. Der
8atte Der Srau Marpbn Itarb por 4
| Sa6ren. Sic fam bor 81 Sabren bon
9euti9ldnb na9 4merifa uno 6interz
IdBt 3pst S06ter, Die 5rauen GngeIz
barot unO 9am6erger, iopie me6rere
Gnfelfinber.
SRI. 81 arburg berIeBt.-
Cine 9utfde, in tpeI4er ii6 SRI. g6rtz
Iitine Murburg DOn g2r. 6, OtzGagerz
StruBe befunO, ipurbe geitern Morz
gen bpr benz 9auie Rr. 927, MaDiz
fonzStraBe, BON einem S~traBenbabnz
tpaggon getrDffen unb f4per bef6dz
btgt. SRI. Marburg purbe uuf Die
@traBe gef4leubert unb an Der re9ten
6anb berleBt. Sic tpurbe in Die Wo6=
nung BON 9rn. S. Slnep Norris, SIR.
92O, Mabiion : Qbenue, ge6ra4t, tpoz
Iel6if iie BON 6rn. S6omas S5rbpd
abgebolt unb na6 ibrer NO6nung gez
f1hren tpurbe.
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Gift hrr 8nl.

Nort6 8, Maf, "a. De-
sember. = Der Srau 6. q. Beers, Ell
ner 40 Sabre alien 8epohnerin bes
ni6t nett bon bier gelesenen Ortss
@~larfsburg, purbe bon unbetannter
@eite cine S9o9tel nit 3uderiperf,
ii6er tpel4es Rattengift ausgetreut
mar, per qpit augefdidt. Gin 2ano=
brieftrdser iiberbra9te i6r bas 9afet,
auf benz nit fefer 9ano ibre 4Dreiz
Re gei9rie6en mar. Sic mar aber bprz
ii9tig genug, nm ii9 ben Snhalt nGz
Der anauieben unb itelIte feft, bob fi4
genus Gift auf benz 3uderipert be-
farb, nm etnem gan5en Oubenb per-
fonen ben Sob au bringen. Sic bat
feline M6nuns babon, fper in Der Melt
ibr 10 gram iein fOnnte. I'm ibr nod
bem 2eben al tradtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Srinft 3cnn0's Sbec nnS Saffec.
Bette QualitGt. H~iebrigiter PrtIs.
6. 9. Renn9 s o.,
So Cabin.

- Sn Grootfou, Minn., bat Der
38zidbrige SagelD6ner 2bos. Barrett
bic ~19=iGbrige Caroline Moen uno ita
ieIbit eri6pfen. 0as MdO6en bate
bic Werbunuen hea MdnneS abQelehut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

S6HtteGfrof, Gdbmerscn, MnGa.
ria, ga Grippe uno idblilnnte Grf6ls
tunecn furirt Dmrd1 ~,,GGaneb'S M9ne
9ilS" (amd1 In Hii1i0er JDrm).
Qrcis csc. Aaenthalben perEa1ft
(Gsi2, T&6,lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

"a Gents prO Mart unb Commits
Tion. Ebep. 8. 0iener &c o.,
Ais @dttrzS trdBe. Qusldntii4es
gelb, 0ediel unb Credit 8riefe.
S9iffstGrten bon unb nod europa
(266-l
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g6fo6rtsfooe DON Scean : 0umbfern.

Mbfu6rtstage bon Ocean : 9dmptern.
SON Rem QOrt
Ser Sampler rGtruria" an q Sedember nab
Ser ~ Sampler sminneapolis am 27. 2e,smbsr
"4 Ser sampler rglH8r" am q. DECEMBER mad
Ser Syinupftr .Gitta hi mitanoS am 30. 9ss
,,mbrr mad Rcapel unO Gcnua.
Ser Sumpfer Settle am 81. 9e3ember na9
Ger Sampler philadelphia an 81. 2,3sms
b,r mad S~nutbamptoH.
Ser sampler DGBampognc1 ON 1.5aupar nc8
Ser 2ampfcr rminnsba5a' an 3. 3anuar nab
9tr 2aupfer sgn8oriao ON 3. 9auuar MAD
Glasgow.
autsp:rpsH.
Scr Sampler .sagonia1 an 3. 9anuar Ha8 Sis
DsrpoOl.
Ser Sampler PRETORIA" am 8. Sanuar mad
6amburg.
Ser Sampler sgittOria4 am 8. 9unuar mad Ga
OerpoOl.
Ser 9ampfsr .Raiisr @ilbslm Der grOBe' am
6. Sanuar nab 9remeH.
Ser 2amfer s2iouriu' am 6. 5uuuur mad g'as
bel unb @snuo.
Der 2ampitr .a,utuni' an Z. 3auuar nab SIS
brppoL.
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@hiffsnahrihten.

Ren : gort, "a. DECEMBER. -
Der 9ampfer nGeOic" BON 2toerPooI
lit dngetommen.
Q(6geFabren finb bic 0amPfer st.
Qouis" na8 @out6ampton unbn @2mz
ric" na4 2iOerpOOl.
@cillp, "a, DECEMBER. - Ser
Oampfer nManitOu," BON Repz9ort
nab 2pnOon beitimmt, paiiirte.
2iberpoo1, "a. 9e3em6er.
Qngefommen: 0ampfer nQoorolanb"
BON 9biIuoeIpbia unO Oceanic" BON
Nenzgort.
gtasgop, "a. 9e8em6er.- Del
Oampfer n2aurentian" BON Reps9ort
1T bier etngetroffen.
8remen n, "a. DECEMBER. - Ser
0ampfer oGaHel" Don Nepzgort 1T
bier argelangt.
5put6umptDn, "a. 0e3. -
Der 9ampFsr r@t. paul" DON g2eps
gort lit bier ungetpmmen.
@ntperpen, "a. DECEMBER.
9er 9amPfer p5inIanO" BON Repz
0orf 1T bier ~eingelaufen,
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Sine Rciie mad Sentid[anS,

UNI Die 0elt ooer mad irgen0 einem
She'll Der @eIt arrangirt. Gei1ebiI=
lete ii6er ale 8a6nz uno 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. 8. 9tener C
6 o., Ais Water=Str. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

Gin bsftissr S4neffurm nil
tbete seffern in alien Gbeilen bon
NOrbs unb Siib>D atotGs Soma unb
Minneioto.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-02

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Rockbridge. Ill. Sept. 1.-The citizens OF
Rockbridge are still puzzled over the trag-
edy of yesterday in which Doctor A o. Mil
ler shot his wife in the parlor OF their home
and then took a fatal potion of tncture Of
opium which ended his life three hours later
in the Greene County jail at Carrollton.
The body of Doctor Miller was brought
from Carrollton at midnight by Undertaken
Dannel OF Greenfield W. A Allen. the
father of the dead woman. at first would
not consent to permit the body TO enter
the Miller home. but later reconsidered his
action, and before daylight IL was placed
in one of the rooms of the residence to
await the day of the funeral.
The body of the murdered wife lies in an
adjacent room The funeral services over
Mrs Miller will be conducted tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the home. The
Reverend Henry Dixon. pastor of the
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church at Medora,
will officiate. The burial win be in the Witt
Cemetery. two miles southwest of Rock
bridge. where the body will rest beside
that OF her grandparents.
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IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE SESSION HELD.

An executive meeting of the "insurgents." !"
as the deposed members of the committee
are termed. was held last night In the head
quarters of the City Central Committee in
the Temple building. Broadway and Walnut
street There were fifteen former commit
teemen present. as follows: Theodore Kalb-
fell. First Ward: Charles witthoest, Sec
ond: John C. Bensiek. Third; John b. Owen.
Sixth: Louis Becker. Seventh: John H.
Becker. Eighth; Ed Baumann. Ninth; A. j.
Lang. Tenth; Louis Alt. Twelfth; Thos. K.
Niedringhaus. Twenty-frst: C. d. Comfort.
Twenty-second: Pat Clark, Twenty-third:
C. E Carroll, Twenty-sixth; Fred Kreis-
mann. Twenty-seventh: Sam f. Myerson.
Twenty-eighth.
Thomas T. Fauntleroy and John B. Gil
liam were present as the legal attorneys Of
the insurgents. Besides these there were
score or more OF sympathizers who
dropped into the anteroom to learn what
the deposed insurgents proposed to do about
II. Among these were Doctor NJ. C. Stark
lon. Doctor Henry Lloyd. Norman Flors-
helm. George Schaefer and Henry we,ter-
man.
Five Of the new members chosen. Il was
pointed out. were former members of the
House Of Delegates which passed the Cen
tral Traction bill.
Those men ought to inspire confidence of
the people In the new committee" observed
Doctor StarklofY. sarcastically.
A short time later news was received
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was begun Immediately. The vacancies
were filled by the selection OF the follow
Ing new members:
William H. Rudolph. No 1879 North Four
No. $40 North Ninth street. second wsri:
Tenth street. Third Ward: Joseph l.. schu-
Ter. No. 1o2s Clark avenue. Fifth Ward:
Henry S SWandey. No; loi7 South Seventh
| 1873 South Twelfth street. Seventh Ward:
Philip Woolf. No. 1855 Menard street.
2sis South Thirteenth street, Ninth Ward;
Harvey Feuerborn. No. 29is Texas avenue.
Tenth Ward; John H. Debrodt, No. l2os Al
more. No. 21Os Market street. Fourteenth
ward; II; L. Mesks; No: I0lA Mulanphy
No i Morh p,o5 bSG5SF James aTe5ue D.
Twenty-frst Ward: Theodore F. Berryhill.
No. 20 Laclede avenue. Twenty-second
Ward: Benj. J. Klene "' So' SIS ePiy5isiin FSu5,sin
avenue. Twenty-eighth Ward.
The committee remained in executive ses-
sion an hour; AZ the end of that time
Chairman kalbfeli announced as the only
| result that the committee had decided to
go ahead with its plans though nothing
I'VE do not recognize that there is a new
the Republican City Central Committee Is
constituted tonight just as It was a month
ago. Such being the case. there Is nothing
for Us TO do but go ahead with the work
laid la , out Ior us, us; there & Is any attempt
the courts decide our status"
There was some talk of members of the
against the Executive Comr,ittee and the
minority members for alleging "conspira-
cy'' and attempted fraud" in the charges
said. went to the Four Courts yesterday
to apply for warrant against these who
oce oaS xas closed ME- dt sa e
also said. openly declared to Charles Nagel
that he would sue him II the recommenda-
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mary and put up an independent ticket, un-
less the sixteen were ousted-
otto stifel was given the same sort OF OF re-
r. Kiene. Some Of the committeeman
shouted that Eugenia street looked Sefy
good to them; referring osr, 10 rihey hS Caution
ing the men who had taken the WORD OF tne
Executive Committee when niing chsssss s,,
by telling them dobtsess TO sad had Its eeet
Meanwhile owen, Kalbfeil and NiedrinS
haus had returned ready 70 syn me las.
KNOCKED on the door o: the committeeroom
and Insisted upon being admitted. .s.
When they had finished. tns,h tnes ~. W6IR
was done. KIene moved that the resoIuuo9h
regarding equal representation be reeohsia
cred It was carried by vote OF 70 o,,stanS
the sixteen. The first clause adopted @ the
report Of the Executive Commttee 20 e she
State Com.nittee: the seeono and another
authorized the minority to reorgam1e .ne
City Committee. This was also passed by
MEMBERs sHss b i $ DEposED BY
STATE COMMITTEE; -.r,ov>a bv
The following are the men remoVeSS SsiS. ~
Ward; Wal John {. Bensiek, Third Ward;
Christ sshswsske5 nIs Ffss seeFei MeEe !sSe seventh
Ward; John n. Becker, Eighth Ward; Ed
ward II. Baumann, Ninth Ward; g. ~
Ward: Ward sfih William VII Il. cisfkson, sFou.;sen,,hs
first Ward: Charles D. Comfort; Twenty
second Ward; Charles E: Carol ,ivszaon ,iweny
sixth Ward and Samuel r. Myefson'
Twenty-eishth ward. y
Charles Il. Smith. factotum OF ksrens'
declared that the action was an outse- ass-
D. A. Pareira, who wishes to be state sena-
tor. declared that Johnny Owen is z gen
tlemsn. and / know II" The minority
ReorSaniIation OF the City Committee
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kssaks, lass elassss,
1eN@In
msrnsnstsrs. Darenstefs.

that the new committee had decided to
recognize the call for a direct primary. Is
sued by the old committee. but to submit Q
list Of judges and clerks Of It's own selec-
ton.
That s.mplihes matters for u.s.. said
Owen. voicing the sentiment of his fellow
members. "our body was undoubtedly the
managing committee Of the Republican
party In ST. Louis. as recognized under tho
election laws. when We issued that call.
The list OF Judges and clerks submitted for
appointment was named by that same body.
and the Election Commissioners cannot, un-
der the law. refuse to appoint them. II
they do. We will mandamus them, that ID
all"
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worrying the party management for the
past three weeks.
The old City Committee. or Kerens organ
ization. is holding forth at the Temple
building. 1t insists that the Executive Com
mittee had no jurisdiction. and therefore
that its plans are not disturbed. Room 3l5
Union Trust building is the headquarters Of
the new City Committee. or so-called re-
form element 1t viii file complete slate
this morning. together with a list of Judges
and clerks and challengers for the primary,
which has been called for September Is.
KERENs MET DEFEAT
BY A NARROW MARGIN.
When the State Committee. at It's meeting
last Saturday. delegated authority to the
Executive Committee ito make satisfactory
arrangements for the primary with the
majority In the City Central Committee,
every one prophesied that the Kerens fac
tion would finally win. Though the City
Committee had repeatedly refused to con-
cede anything to the State Committee in its
demand for primary In which every one
would have a fair DEAR so efficacious has
the old cry of Harmony been that the
politicians thought it would again prevail
And it came within an ace of doing so.
Sure enough, when the City Committee met
at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. It passed
the following resolution for the edihcation
of the Executive Committee:
Whereas. There seems to be an unjust impress
sion among some Republicans OF this city that
the City Managing Committee Is not inclined to
recognlze a certain element Of the party in the
the Republican primaries. TO be held on Septem-
Whereas II is the express desire Of the Re
publican City Contra. Committee to harmonze
and TO satisfy every element of the party in @ the
publican party. be II ,,, ~. -
trsi cnnmitee OF the city of 81 Louis. the man
aging and governing committee OF the Republican
party Of said city. does hsIe6y authosize and
and Clerks to meet a committee OF Republicans
appointed by the State Committee and offer TO
the naming Of one Judge. one clerk and one
challenger In each one OF the polling places at
expressly discllaming that said State Committee
has any Jurisdiction 20 compel any such action.
and also denying that said State COMMITTEES has
Der or members Of this committee from their
Sal Sea or se. or R sn a2 Ses' saz
for noncompliance with such demands.
DEBATED IN COMMITTEE
FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR.
The above was presented to the Executive
Committee at 30 For an hour the Ex-
ecutive Committee discussed the features
of the primary with the subcommittee from
the City Committee. consisting Of John B.
Owen, Thomas K. Neidringhaus and Theo-
dore Kalbfell.
Though the Executive Committee was di-
vided on strictly factional lines. the eight
anti-Kerens members were considered "easy
money by the two friends Of Kerens. NJ.
C. Stsrklon and Walter C. Dickey Of
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DOCTOR A. o. MILLER.
or Rockbridge. Ill, who shot his wife 10
death Sunday morning and then drank
poison.
Mr. Allen would not permit the body of
Doctor Miller TO be buried beside that OF
his daughter Arrangements have been
made for its burial In the North Cemetery
at Greenfield. six miles north of here. The
details of the funeral have not been ar
ranged.
]. G. Miller. father OF the dead man. will
arrive tomorrow from Hunneweil, Kas
Rockbridge is situated in the heart OF one
OF the richest farming sections OF the State.
A large portion of the residents are retired
farmers. and the village has long been
known for its law-abiding citizens The
tragedy of yesterday is the only one OF con-
sequence in the history OF the town. save
the murder of Jacob Kelley. the village
druggist. seventeen years ago keeley 5
slayer has never been apprehended.
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MAJORITY WILL NOT RECOGNIZE
EXISTENCE OF NEW COMMITTEE.
Continued From Page One.

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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
principals' meeting at the High School,
schools open to-day.
Chris Won der Abe seeks TO settle suiss
with his wife. but negotiations are inden-
nitely postponed
Father and son are principals in douoie
wedding at Clayton
ouartermaster Newton Of the \. q. NJ
reports Second Regin ent in gooo coiiu'
ton
Judge Samuel Treat, for thirty yeaLs on
~na TTnited states Judicial bench, dies at the
home of his daughter in Rochester, y. i
transit cars collide near Clayton. several
messengers are injured and one chases the
,notorman whom he blameS.
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1Iarfne InteIlirence.


New York. Sept L-Arrived: Trave. from
Genoa.
Browhead, Sept Passed: Canadian.
New York. for Liverpool.
Lizard, Sept. Passed: Rotterdam, New
York, for Boulogne and Rotterdam
Glasgow, Sept. 1.-Arrived: Laurentian
New York, for Moville; August 81, Colum-
bda. New York. via Plymouth.
Liverpool, Sept. ARRIVED: Cymric, New
York, Via Queenstown.
Hamburg, Aug. 3L-Arrived: Fuerst Bis
marck, New York. via Plymouth.
London, Sept. 1-Arrived: Minnetorka.
New York.
Glasgow. Aug. 3o-Sailed: ssrdinian. New
York.
Gibraltar. Sept 1-Sailed. Aner. from
Genoa, and Naples. New York Arrived:
lahn, New York. for Naples and Genoa,
and proceeded.
Plymouth, Sept 1-Safled: Pennsylvania.
from Hamburg and Boulogne. New York.
Liverpool, Aug. m--Arrived: Tunisian.
Montreal, via Moville.
Cherbourg. Sept Arrived: Barbarossa,
New York, for Bremen Sailed: Grosser
Kurfurst, from Bremen. New York.
Cherbourg. Sept. Arrived: Kronprinz
wilhelm, New York. via Plymouth. for Bre-
men. and proceeded.
New York. Sept. 1.-Arived: Steamer
Friesland. Antwerp.
Auckland. New South Wales Sept. l. S D.
m--Arrived: Steamer Sierra, San Francisco.
via Honolulu: Pago Pago. for Sidney. New
South Wales