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NEV FORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening. Highest, Lowest Quotation Following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whltely. bankers and brokers, 52 Brcadway. New York. and 15 Center street street. New Haven:
 High. Low. Qnen Cioea
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HAIL STORM IN HARTFORD.

Hartford. July 21.-One of the most severe hail storms in the memory of the oldest citizen assailed this city this afternoon. . S''
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The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. E CHARTERED by the State of Connecti- cut with authority to act as Executor, Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trusted for Municipalities, Corporations and individuals, and administers trusts of ail kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidence of indebt- edness, manage sinking funds, and do all business such as usually done by Trust Companies.
 It also does general Banking business, collecting checks. notes, coupons. and re- ceiyes deposits. The principal of each Trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Com pany.
 This Company is by law regularly exam ined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY L. HoTcHKISS. President. EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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Closing s.rleos.

The following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince < iYhitely. Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway. New York; l5 Center street, New Haven. Conn:
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Government Bonds
Dsl A.i-ad
Cotton.

Reported over private wire of J. L. Mclean & Co.,, 25 Broad street, New York. New Haven office, $40 Chapel street, Hubinger Building, Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
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Chicago Market.

Reported over the private wires of J. L. Mclean & Co.,. 25 Broad street, New York. New Haven Office, $40 Chapel street. Nor. man A. Tanner. Manager.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
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NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATION

Furnished by Kimberly. Root $ Day. Bank CTS and Brokers. 133 Orange Street.
 BANK STOCKS. -- -.us Far Bid Asked
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

Dir stpelte Bride iiber ben gait
Riper, Die Jleip Oorf nit Wilinmss
burg berbinbet, lit nit grOBem Bomp
Dem gertebr er0ffnet iporoen. Die
neue Bride, an oer iiber feds Sabre
aebaut iuoroen lit, hat eine 2dnae bon
1900 sSnB. sic LII Elm triumph per
s@...rls..n..iisdEs.. agsflgnre,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
OSrpScs Scscr III 0asal 9oper.

9as Sauptasbdlloe Der Milner
Gtnblfabrit III @onal Gouer lit lsbten
Gonnerfug 2tbenD beinabe p6lli9 nice
oersebrannt. Der BerluIt miro auf
$20, 900 eefddbt uno 1T nur gum fleis
neren Sheite ourh Mrlideruna geoeft.
8os 5eller, tpelhes etna um 6:20 aus=
brad, tonnte erlt eeaen Mitternadt
unter @pntrolle Qebradt tueroen uno
eiue 3eit lang fiirdtete nan, oaB aud
einige benaAbarte 8ebduoe III Slarls
men uufaeben rpiiroen,
Mie oas Geuer entfano lit elm 8dths
iel, bas pielleibt ME auFaetldrt miro.
Sic @ertltdtten paren eeihlohen, bic
@lettri5itdt, lpsl6e Die MaIdinerie III
Yetrieb ieBt. paro fdon um 5 uhr bol
ben Srdbten ab9eIdloI1en uno luie Der
8eIddftsfiibrer 3ppns erfldrt, fam
oas 6euer auh ni1t ourd elm tDeage=
ioor|eues Streibbol5 entitaitoen tetn,
oa oahelbe iut 9a1e ausbrab.
Die Sabrit mar erf ieit ungefdbr
! ietbs Sabren i'm 8etrieb uno Itanb IN
Der Ndbe oes Gair9runoes.
| Die 6abrit ipa neu llno 9rDBer pte=
Der aufsebaut tueroen. iobalo oas Wet'
ter bies erlaubt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
Gine besfte Sraec eereacIt.

Cine Depeicbe dns Wsaniia meloet,
bah es 8ouuerneur Emit setilll9en tit,
eiu Nbtommen nit oen eeiIfliAen ORE
ben, Die aroBe 2dnOereien beligen, 81
erreihen. Eie Groeu belaBen iiber
400, 600 glder 2ano nno hOttell allBer=
Dem unter Dem laren ipaniiden &eqilne
eineu betrddtlihen Sbeil Der meltliAen
Wtaht all Iib aeriiltn. Saourdl mar
tiefoehenoe llnsufrieoenbeit mtsr Der
gepolferun9 ersenat moroen. Us mar
nlbt Ieidt, cine 20lung 81 finoen, Die
aae 9beile beIrieoi8te. Das Ideint
iebt qelungen 81 iein, lnoem Souper=
neur SoTt init oem Oroen pereinbor1
hat, baB Die 2dnoereien Oon Der 9sa'e=
runa fir 81. $50, 600 an9etalit wer-
ben lollen. lripriinglld hatten Oh
/ Sroen smDlf MtilliDnen uerlan9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
gEie 0aS 2anO 5ttttt beTten Der
Wonopole aats9eb entet
tltiTD.

Ser 5tabltruIt lieFert na9 Beirut,
9leiualien, @dienen sa $22 bic 8Onne
uno besablt nod bic 9roBen SSradt=
tolten ndbreno Der bieli9e Sonlument
in Der sSabrit $28 besablen muB. Mlro
oorauf entoe0net, oaB Die TertGufe
nad NIien uur esmadt tueroen, TIN bic
S1iitten i'm Sang su halten. 10 lit Dos
rauf All ontlportsn, oce oerlhieoene Gi=
Ienbahuen in oieIem 2anoe bsreit Iino,
orose geItelunsen aut SAienen gu
MAIDEN, tpenn Der Brels BON S28 auf
$23 Die 5pnne herabeelebt miro. gei
einem 9reiIe bon $23 miiBten Die
@tablmerte ueberseit arbeiten uno tplrs
ben our9 ben Manenpertauf einen gro.
ben profit real,iiren. g0ei9ert lid Der
Stabl 3ruf. perniinftige 8elhdfts=
Mtetbooen einsuidlageu, neil der aul
Iein Wtouopel lid ItiiBt, 10 muB oieles
| Wonppol ourd Nuibebun9 Der Gtabl.
s6le oebroaen neroen. l8ds, Nrglt.
lnent, ooB oanu Nmerifa nit fremoem
etabl tibtriduemmt nercen tOnnte II
uubaltbar. 9os bot Die 8eIdinte be,
lebten Sabre erwieien, 0ieie bat sul
gpioenB eeaeiat, oaB fremoer Stab
nur oann ins 2ano fommt, tDern oi
Yreife i'm Snlano iebr bod iino. Uni
| aus Dem ameritaniIden Murtt IApin
oct, Iobalb Die Yreile itart 5uriidaehen
Der @runo 1T, boB in Ssolae ieiper be
oeuteno iiberle0enen .natiirIi6en 0ulfs
quellen Der 5tabl-5rut ieine gBaar
bilieer bertellen lam, als oos Nus
lauO.
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Die f66niie Nuswabl bon ieibe=
nen 0alsbinben i'm Snnbicate. 81
0mte 0ele9embeit.

Derr Dr. g. g. 2eipis mia 267
9lfer bon ieiner Garm an Der Canton
Stem pbilaoelpbia 5traBenbabn ber=
feufen. gs qibt i'm gounip uno biels
lsi1t i'm 5taate fein @runofiif. bas
beFer aeeignet 1T fur cine Ril6erei.
Nur cine Wseile bon @unal DDber unb
nibt tpeiter nah Nem Ybllaoelpbia bie=
tet fit Die ld6nHe @elesen9eit gu
Wilhlieferun9en. 8abei tann eIl
5beil Der Farm all itd0iii1en yau=
pIaBen aus9eleat lueroer. gu Der
5arm gebOrt Elm siites Wobnbaus,
cine neue, grDBe 51eune unb ein ali=
let Gbfgarten uno TT oieielbe hinrei.
Asnb nit Waiier DerIsbsn. preis pei
s.dsr $l35. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
TribuIationett etneS ttclsOers
9ttGhltcM SaareS.

9tm Samtao, IL. 8esember, ifloIs
len in ubri9spille Nlbert Snfer uno
gearl Srue ben 8uno Der Gbe. aber
aub oieies iunes ghepaar mub Der
Wohrbeit oes 9ibternortes :nne iper=
ben: ,9es 2ebens uugemifbte 6reuoe,
miro teinem Sroii6en gu 5lell". oenn
,udhreno Iib 9lbert Gplter einiam in
leiner Mobnun9 9rdmt, berbrinQt teln
ncuoermdbltes Mtib Die 6littermo6en
bier i'm @ountp=@efdngnib. gDie es
Iheint, lam gearl 5rue i'll Sttober
1902 na6 Canal 9ober uno besog init
suei Mdnnern cine WobnunQ, bon
o,uen Der cine, WaIter 6airfielo, als
ibr @benlann oalt, pdbrenb Der anoere
Hh nit Der 9to1s zines gruoers opn
Maoame be9niigen muBte; babel be-
treb ,6rau Sairiielo" unter oem yta'
men vMaoame 3aretta" aud oas DE"
IhaIt elmer Wabriagerin.
Nls es betannt tpuroe, baB y rWaoamt
3aretta" T9 in ubridsuille nit Nlbert
GpIter perbeiratbet, tuaro lie weaer
9igamie perbaftet. bod Daro bic an'
tlage 9lei6 oarauf oabin perGnoert, oat
he nit Walter Gairiielo in ulloer @b
gelebt. 8eitiibt auf eineu 6ormfeble1
fam nMaoame 3aretta" fret. lpuro
aber lofort tpieoer perfaftet uno trauer
ieBt binter eiiernen @ittern I'M Del
VerIuf Der goloenen Greibeit uno D.;
| itinglten @atten.
9rob Den gntbullun9en iibsr ol
Yereangenbeit ieiner Ssrau 1T Quite
| untr6lili9 oariiber. oab er eln3ta Isll
Glitterno6en oerleben mub. uno o,sl
nigen, pel1e rMaoame" am befen ten
men, ertldren, ipenn Gpfer i'm 8e
Fdn9nilie idBe uno iie iid llrer 6relbel
erfreute. 10. tpiiBte tie lta beller 5
frDlten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

Nm lS. SeSember III ubri1soille Or.
SIaac Nemton 8ibipn i'm Nlter pm ~
sSaaren. Ser YerIforbene bat 50
Sabre in ubrihspile gelupbnt nno
prottairte i'll triiheren Sabren als QrSt
in oen isbten Sabrer mar er trdntlld
un0 I'M lebten Sabre perlor er oas 4u=
senli9t; er hinterldbt suei Gbbne.
gtm Is. Sea. in pbilipsbura Senrp
Saas, uadosm er ieds Wohen frant
eeleQerl, i'm alter BON AZ 5abren. Der
gerItorbene, oenen 6rau ldon Dor
mebreren Sabreu geltOrben. blntsrldBt
einen Sobn uno aluei 56dter.
9tm Is. Seq. in gse,p 9bilaoelplia
Die Wittme Margayet 31Omas I'M Nlter
BON 68 sSahren. Sic 8erltorbene mar
| in 6eutl6lano geboren. fam aber 1hon
als fleines Mdo9en na6 oielem Sanoe
unn bat beinahe INNER bier gemohnt.
Sbr 8atte lit ldon por Sabrsn 9efor=
ben uno iie biuterldbt sluel GObne uno
cine per6eiratbete Sodter.
Nm Is. 8e5. IN Nem glllaoeIpp'o
Sen. Sdes I'M gllter bon S6 Sabre1 on
NltersI6md9e.
glm 19. Ges. in g1en pbllaoelphlo
auT Der Giioiete 5Srau @ora Allce
| 5tonebroot I'M Alter bon 35 Sahrer
All elmer 2un9enentSitnoun9. Die Ser'
itorbene binterlaBt einen 8atten uni
orei Ginoer.
9lm 20. 3es. in Stem @omerstotpl
bic Grau bon Sobn $. gtorrls in
gllter bon 43 Sabren uno am nd6ltsr
Morgeu farb aud ibr iiingltes Slllo
bas nur cine Wo6e alt mar. S'
gerltorbene binterldBt einen Sattet
, uno fiinf ainoer.
Nm 81. Gesember in 9bertoan, Ya.
sSrant 8. Glnfsp im 9llter BON s.
oSabren an einem Ma9enleioen. Se
} 8erforbene, Der friber in port g8alb
I ington 9emo1ut bat, binterldbt elm
: @ittpe uno le6s Oerbeirntbets Stnoer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

= Das seolosiIbe Bureau tbeilt IN
Ieinem leBten 8eridt nit, oaB td Der
@ertb unlerer 3bonprpoutte i'm Sabre
1902 anf iiber 1922, 00o. 600 esifferte.
Obenan tebt Obio nit mebr aIs s24,+
100000. 9ie 9bonprobutte itno gu
40 grosent aem0tnli6t 3ie9el, bon
bener in 1902 iiber 8,475, 900, 900 i'm
Wertbe BON nabe3u $49. 900, 900 berae-
lte(lt muroen. Da3u tommen 8lasaie=
gel gum pfaitern. Seueraieael, 3bon.
rO9ren, 5erra Gotta unb anbere 5bons
paaren. gttpa 20 9rosent Der 3bon=
prooutte oes 2anoes Iinb S0pferipaaren
i'm Wertbe bon mebr als $24, 600, 900.
9as Bureau bat eine Rarte heritellen
IaHen. tpelbe Die genauen 3iffern fiir
oas Sabr 1902 sibt. Sieie Rarte
miro auf Npplifation BON benz Sirettor
Der ,,llniteo States Geological SurDeD"
in Maibin9ton, 8. g., sugeianbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24
Sos SD1toicate.
Mnt. M. OQrber, Ganal 9Dber, =.

\
= gs lit nidt ldneer Die ginuanbe-
rung, bic Nuswanoerung fdnat an,
Ropf3erbreden sl berurladen. Wennl
BON BAL 900 gintpanoerern bes Sabres
1908 nidt tpeniser tpie 222. 600 ipisber
5uriiftebren. naAbem lie elm paar
Commemorate bier nit SAaufel unb
pite li1 ameritanif1e Dollars erarbei=
let, 10 benefit oas, tpie ipeuia iolde
2eute oaran oenteu. Biirger oes 2anbas
su tueroen. sur @ntmideluns bellelben
Oauerno bei5utraaen. DaB mir lie,
meint Der Stem Oort ,0erolo". fiir ben
Winter meniafens log linb. oas iolte
uns idlieblih freuen. DaB lie aber
so Willionen Dollars mitnebmen, Dos
ihmer3t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

= Generalsg onIul gDans in 2Dnoon
orinst bel Der engliiben Reaieruns auf
Grlanen bon MaBregeln, tuel4e Dem in
neuerer 3eit tpieoer iAtpun9baft betries
benen Grbi1aftsl1tpinoel einen &ieasl
ooridieben Iollen. 8as 8eneral= @pn=
Iulat pirb nit 8ei6meroen bon Mme-
ritanern iiberfdpemrtt. Die iid troB
aner Marnunaen Derleiten baben lai=
Zen, 8ori9iiiie eir3uienoen burh
pelde oas Grbeben ber nur auf bic
ri1tieen @rben tDarienoen foloiialen
Na1laileni6aften erm6glidt ueroen
Ioate, uno Die niGt tegreifen t6nnen,
lparum iie ni1ts mebr bon ben Grbz
ihaften BORN. IS iit INNER risfant,
li1 bel grbi1afts-N Nneelegenbeiten nlii
Srenoen elnsulaiien. Wer grbidafts-
9nIpriide bat, lam lih an uns n. !
ben, uno mir iino ieoeraeit bereit, Nns,
tunft 8u aeben uno grtunoiaunaen einr
3li3ieben.
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aus Der NorOiee.

Mue gthiffe, Die in Der lebten No=
pembermo1e in bic Weier un0 Glbe
einaeIaufen finb. beri9teten, baB tie in
Der NoroIes elne Wenge 5hiffstriims
mer uno oastpiI1en 2eiden bd!ten trei.
ben Ieben; ober Der Seesana iei nod
10 Idper gemeIen, oab tie Die 2eiben
ni6t bdtten bergen tDunen. Der auf
@runo Der porliegenoen gfadri6ten be-
redenbare Menidenberluit auf See
miro ihon auf l02 perFOnen angese-
ben. Diesmal baben gr6Bere 6biffe
ebeafopiel eelitten als fleinere. 8iele
ssilderfabr3elige iino nod berI1ollen;
cine aus fiinf Habrseusen beifebenoe
Ssi5derflotti(le aus Ginfenpdroer a. b.
glbe iff bonn sgange auf See nidt beim-
aetetyrt, fonoern ison ieit mebreren aa=
aen iiberfdaig. Sept muB man IS lei=
Der fit stueifelos balten, bab Die Rut-
ter nit Der geiammten Wannfbaft, Is
Maun, untergegangen fnb. Die Be=
iaBuna Der sSabrSeuge biloeten orsi
griioer SDlit. 5tpei griloer Go6. 6i=
ld)er Welues nit ieinem Gobn. geter
Rulper, s.. Detbje uno SoGannes pe=
ters idmnltIith aus Glntenndrber, iOtpie
fiinf ouspdrtige 5eeleute, beren yla=
men nod mdt feaasitellt iino.
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s. SeiratDSbewiut8ntt8eta.

ghriItian gbert - Nnnie 3ubbs, beloe
bon Gaual SOper.
gowaro Goib, Sem philadelphia -
emma 8. burns, uhtihsDile.
Geo. i. &auoal, StlIlwater - Ten1a
SDoe, Eof.
Margaret 3eiger. StraBbur9-Solepb
8. Mepers, Gnaoenbittten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-24

= Die bieli0en Sdulsn tperoen
beute eeidlohen unO fan9en am a. Soc
nuar pieoer an.
- Die @eibnodtsTeier in Der bieIi=
aen reTormirteu Stride finoet am g8eib=
na1tsabenD ltatt uno be9lnnt um 3
ubr.
= lnIere S1ulrdume Iinb iiberfillt
uno ioa oaber nddlten CONNER 5u
oem neutrality-suspicious. Elm Anbau
9ena6t iDeroen.
Sic beIten Weine uno 2iqueur
gum Tamiliengebrau6 in NoOlpbs @n=
Wros- Giqueur Store am publlc
equare. pbone 35l. #.
gm l3. 9e3ember in Der Ndbe bon
Gorforo Die Grau BON Sploeiter 2eg=
act i'm Nlter BON 80 Sabren. 9le
NerItprbene hinterlQBt einen 8atten
nnO bier S64ter.
- Ser 8erlub, Dftli6e GapttaIilten
su peranlallen, bas 8elo fir ben Nus
bau Der 2otomptionerte in Ganal So=
pei su lieFern i6eint, febl9elalagen uno
nlro Die Nnlage lpabrlheinli6 bonn
Wa1enperpalter pertauft tuer0en.
: Gin NngeFellter Der Benn Sron
& @oal So. in Canal 9oDer ersablte
Ieinen Titarbeitern, OaB Ell eiI SdlDeir
aefauft, tpeldes $50 pfuno tpog.
Yeim Nusl1lo6ten bes Sbieres babe
man BON bemielben 700 pfuno Rau6=
Heild, 500 pfuno Sdweinefett. 70
pIuno 5als uno 600 Yaros Wiirlte
ersielt. Der Wann f6nnte als profel.
lionelle 3eu9e 8elo beroienen.
= cSobn 4Sluthour ersd6lt, oaB er
Dor ei1liQen 5oecn, ais er ON Gbeno
nm 9 llhr NIT einem Gorbe an Nrme
nQCtl 0auIe Qinq, ppr 8rpnns 0aus an
| Q8gft @ohifroBe p0n 8tnei Strolden, Die
untfr einem goume QeItanoen suoren,
/ aQfQpToroert murbe, iejne Nrme aufsu=
beben. Sohn lieB 'einen aorb fallen
uno ieine 5SduIte flogen rehts unb
lints uno bic beiDen &aubritter erQrlT=
| FEN oas Safenpanier.
i = Nm 8ienfag Q6enb ols 9eputp-
/ Gheyiff We. 9. Stsfin IiinF Wleilen
tpeItdd1 BON Canal IDbtr in amtfihen
8sIbdften einen Ritt matt, Hel Ieir1
pFero uno StstiH ltiir8ie su gooan unG
bHeb betpnBtlos lieQen, big elm SSremoer
i6u riitteite uno lB.1 t5eliipeiie pieoe,
3ur gelinnuna bradlta. sgtsttn,s gferf
mar Iteben Qpaligbell. uno Der fSFemot
bQif i'm, oaiiflbe bsltgi9en, tnorauf De,
4 8sput0= 5heriff mo Canal 8Ober su,
rid te6tte, m30reno Der ,5remoe in emf.
QegcnaeFabter .2itbtuha OabonFubr,
, 6atb betdubt lan9ts sYtstin m Cana
Sober ali. tpo i4m dr3t!ibe 6iilfe 81
5Beil ipusoe, porauf man iln mad
j S)Quis bredte, gefiern mar Ct in
!. Gtaroe bsrnm 8u qeaen, bod mar e
/ ned tbsiipeiIe betdubt IND. nidt in
} @tanDe, {td an bic ndGeren ulnlidno,
/ Igines 6alle5 81 erinnern.
/ + 9ie 3tpelte Bride iiber ben gai
giiper, Die Jleip Oorf nit Willinms
burg berbinbet, lit nit grobem Boml
4 Eoem geriebr er6ffnet tDoroen. Di
neue Bride, an Der iiber feds Sabr
Ioebalt tporoen tit, hat eine 2dnge BOZ
1900 sSnb. Sic LII Elm triumph pe'
sl...rls.n..iiidss.. SagsalgAre,
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en- eiler 2ncal Onion. .QIhlti

Sn elmer 2ocal Cpiion.Ibitimz
mung In Suaarcreet SoDnilip. Start
GountD. Die am lebten Ganlitaa abasz
balten iuur0e. lie9ten Die .3rodsnsilr.
Wilm0t, geada Gitp unb 5uitus flno
N oem SoDnlbip gelegen.
Das beriilmie 2ibbp oeIdliffene
g.as in Gp.ssisate. 81
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Entered at the Post Office ut New Philadelphia,
D.. as second class matter.
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p,evtanat. Eine berfrautnsmsrtbe gnlne nber Elm
err i'm In bieiem gpnmtn unb oem anltDBenDeM Gfrs
Tttpr, tiir ei nes nllt etir gefultDsn n1its
steIlem BoIis ftebt @eihdfte gu tbgn 5000 eten Se
halt llnD MuSiagen iuerneH gnen 1,iuntn9 pom papt
aiiartier ansbe3abIt @elb fur Ausldleu tpiro tui
ppron8 tfanftt; 5fstluug pc manent MDreie: slJtns
sogss. COS UspnoN Huiloing @bSase. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
SHOT WHILE
PROTECTING
HI HIS SISTER. 5 EI::'.||'''..
Stark Fatally Wounded. De,
by Brother j n-LaW.>
ATTACKS HIS WIFE.
BUT is DISARMlElD[.
Declares He Sent for Her to
Klll.Her. I.
SOON RETURNS; ms; AND
SHOOTS HOO TO KILL,
a3-------------- --1------- -----'l :5.4
a Highly Sensational Tragedy il the
Express Office at JacksonvilIe-A
Crazy Man Attempts Life Of
Wife, and Then Take Aim 5t
at Her Brother Who
Had Saved Her.
Declares He Sent for Her to
KillsHer.
SOON RETURNS AND i5..5
SHOOTS TO KILL
ITITI If.IllN N " q ~ y ..T-TI r 4
Associated Press )


JACKsONV1LLE,S FLA, September TO-.
j. z. Stark shot and fatally wounded John
+ r. Angel this afternoon In the office OF
the Southern Express Company, in this
city, while the latter was protecting
the life Of his sister, the wife Of the man
who fired the shot. Stark had been ia
III Jacksonville sDve.al days, and this morn
ing wired for his wife to join him. She
came about noon Il and at 2 o'clock they
laet in tho office Of the express company
where her brother was employed. The
wife suspected that her husband meant
TO do her bodily harm when he endeavored
tc get herato go to his hotel. She de-
sired TO remain near her brother and de-
clined to 60. 4
II have brought you here to kill you,'G
Stark said Quick as a flash his wife
seized him as he was endeavornng to
draw a pistol. She spinioned his arms and
( her cries brought her brother. The pistol
was taken from Stark before It was
drawn 5 Words between the two m en-
followed I and a, blows were excha aged
Stark went: to nsa pawn shop " her he
procured another pist6l, and returned
;He entered the Office and walked to the
tcng ge where Angel was at work with his
back turned. q Resting the pistol in one
OF the small steel holes Of the cage, ne
afired, the ball striking Angel In the back
OF the head and lodging near the brain.
4 Angel fell, Stark looked about him and
started tofleave, when a brother OF Angel
appeared and seized him. The brother
made an effort to kill Stark with
knife, but others interfered and the po-
lice placed Stark under arrest. Angel Is
At ST ELuke's Hospital. No hopes are
entertained for his recovery. but he VIII
1--we until morning. 8aS5l :,
5 The defense that Stark's lawyer Will
make is that he was insane, theory
which Z Is generally accepted by those
{ who know him and who have been with
him during the past few days,
Stark was formerly auditor OF the
4 ia cksonville, Tampa and Key West road.
Angel was cashier Of the Southern Ex-
press Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
PROBE DEEP INTO
ST.-CAR MATTERS. R
Investigation Committee t
Resume Next Wednes.
day Night.

The Committee OF Municipal 1nvestigh-
tion which is enga ged In probing into the
methods OF conducting the cty's business
through the Council and which took a
recess during the mona Of August, will
resume operations next Wednesday night
at $50 o'clock In room No, s, City Hall
and the subject Of the granting Of street
railway franchises will be taken up.
Chairman Minor when seen on the sub
iect declined to give out tho list OF wlt-
uesses who will be called at the meat-
ing, but 1t Ms understood that among
them will be some Of the most prominent
lawyers and officers who were connected
with the companies when the fight was In
progress, as we'll as some prominent local
Democratic politicians who are alleged
to have taken part In che fight.
The committee Is composed OF eight OF
the best men In the Council. and they
are doing all IN their power to get at the
bottom facts In connection With the sub
iects under investigation.
The members OF the committee are
Messrs. John B, Minor chairman; Spence.
Hargroye, Morton. Ferguson. Anderson.
Sheppard and Rennolds, and they are
showing every determination to have n
real Investigation. and It looks as II there
might be some spcy developments before
IT is over, 54NG Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
BEGUN WITH MORTGAGE
ENDED IN a MURDER
fay. Assoclated Press.>

HAM. !. ALA, September To-
q A special from Selma, Ala, says George
w. Coleman waylaid and shot to death
David A. Calvin The killing occurred
behind Calv1ns house. After firing two
shots and as Calvin lay dying. Coleman,
1t is said, reloaded his gun and fired q
third charge into the PROSTATE man. Cole
man surrendered, but refused to talk
The tragedy Is said to be the outgrowth
OF an old family feud. Calvin was q
cousin OF Mrs Coleman. Some time ag o
she left her husband and made her home
with Ca1vin's family. Recently her hus-
band wanted her to sign q mortgage and
TO give up the custody Of their children.
This she refused, and Coleman, 1t Is said.
charged her refusal to the Influence Of
Calvin, il lFg ;si 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
TO MAKE RICHMOND
A GREATER j CITY
Representatives Of This Place
and Henrlco Are to
Confer.

At the monthly meeting OF the dlrec-
tors of tho Chamber Of Commerce yes
terday, there were no reports Of standing
committees, but tho question OF tho ex7
tension OF tho corporate limits OF Rich
mond and Of the passage OF an equitable
and practicable bill in accordance with
the provision of the Constitution requlr-
ing general law for the extension OF
the corporate limits Of cities and towns
being preached. quite lengthy and AMI
mated discussion ensued upon the subject,
participated in by Messrs, Easley, VIII
iiarns. IIardwIcke. Gunst, Woodward,
IIutzer, Bowe and Others
In this dlscussion, It was conceded on
ali hands that q just law was desirable
and necessary, and With the view II
possible, or harmonlzing conflicting views
the following resolution, offered by Mr.,
Bowe and seconded by Mr. Freeman ana
Mr. Crenshaw. was adopted. VIZ:
That tho present representatives. ne the
city of Richmond and tho county OF Hem
rico be requested to hold a con-
ference for the purpose OF re-
concling conflicting views upon this
measure aSdeyeloped at the last meeting
Of the General Assembly, and with the
view of having suitable law enacted
upoa the subject at the approaching ses-
sion OF the Legislature.
Messrs Green and Redd, real estate
agents, proposed by Mr., Fl. T.. Cabell,
we're we unanimously elected members Of the
chambot tE
Those present We're Mr.. IT. L, cabell,
president, and Messrs. n, ". Bowe, W,
A. Crenshaw. John G. Easley. u. 9. Free
man, Marx Gunst. w, ", Hard wicke,
Henry s. Hutzler, NJ s, QNarles, w. o,
skelton, Robert Whittet, Jr., I4angbourn
NJ. Williams and s, Al. Woodward, direc'
tors g.sa4. &I2I .E