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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

tonsGountp in ben lebten Sa6ren gez
ma6t 6aben. giner Der ausseiteuten
&iirbi1e fpiegt 125 gfun0. Sir bic
Maf6inerie : Iusitellung iinb ae6n
Ider reierpirt poroen, uno oieIer
PldB tit gan5 uno gar in Qripru6
genommen. Ni6t minoer bon 6efebt
lit Der &aum fir Die @efligelz4usz
fteQun9, tpel6e in i6rsr Dirt geraoe3u
punoerDoa gu nennen lit. SelbItperz
itdnoli9 lit in Der 8ie6 Qu%siteQung
ieoe 8drtetdt dler 8IdTan BON pfer>
ben, Rinbbte6 uno S6afen, etc. per=
~treten, uno bietet Den 5armern Elm
gang eigenartiges StuOium. Sum err
ten Male IinO Qn9Ora : 3iegen unter
ben 4uslteQungs 56ieren. SIM lle6@
rigen nimmt Die Sdir gu 6agerstopn
INNER mehr Den G6arafter elmer groz
ZEN interitaatli6en QustsGung an.
Die 8edmten be%rielben 1ino our 3eit:
'So6n %. Stonebrafer, grdIioent; 8.
80. Smtt6, iun., gice 9rdIioent;
0ireftOren, 6. u. grp, Sobn W.gu6z
lie, 5rdnf %. Mtib, $. 6. Stone6ruz
fer, Or. u. 9. M1aion, .. 8. 8enIp,
SEQ. M. S%tone6rafer, 2epis R.
S9neblep, 9. Nbner Belts, So6n 9.
goit; prot. Setretdr, SEQ. 8, 6ager;
correIp, @efretGr, 9alnrer Sennant;
S6abmeiiter, .. 8, Stalen.
StraBenrdube
Quf benz Wsge BON 9ugerstoipn
na6 Cafes MiQs nur5e SRI, 0}oQie
6agen an elmer einIdren Gte1e Der
2anofrabe BON 3nei Nsgern iiberfaLz
len. Ginsr grifF na4 Dem @feros
uno Der Nneere oerin4te in oaa6ubrz
tperf gu iprinsen. SRI. 6a9en RIeb
auf bus 9fero Elm uno enttam ben
Strolden.
8rGnbe.
Sn Me6Ttcr, 9urforb : Gountn, TT
Smiths groBe Mafainen : 6abrif
am Montag a~6gebrunnt. 9esglei6en
ipuroen Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
be Elm Raub Der 5lumnten. 9srS4az
ben piro auf $4,000 9ei6dbt.
8ei@6sitertofpn 6ronnten oie5armz
8e6Guoe auf Der 5arm oes Gountpz
GommiHGrs Hdiin ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

uMarnIun0 : 81 itttut." -
sGyn elmer Notwithstanding be5
Gomite's fir Die 8untidulen bss
nMarDlunoz 5nItituts" beri4tete Der
qrin3ipal, OaB leBten MOnta9 jeosr
5iB in oem groBen 8ebduoe einga>
nommen norben mar, unb in per14tez
bsnen Slafen iinb me6r S4iiler, ais
unterQebra6t rperpen t0nnen. I'm
bisfe Me6r3u6l gu rerIorgen, 1T es
not6penoig, oaB peitere RdumIi4feiz
ten 6eiaufft uno mehrere 22Arer anges
ffeGt nerDen. Sin Gomite, nsl4es err
ndnnt nor0en mar, UNI nit Der Bib
qetzgs60roe iber bic Waffen6ale oes
5. Regiments fir Die 8:nuBung oss
uMarnlano sSnitituts" 81 conferiren,
beri6tete, oaB Die 5a9i4uIen fe6r
bolo nab bort trans erirt fperDen t0nz
nen. 75erner purbe Elm Gomite err
nunnt, fpel9es 9%ortebrungen fir Die
Qufnu6me aQer Qpplitanten treffen
foQ. 6erner purOe cine Srbre erlaiz
len, baB 5diiler fir Die QbenOflafen
big gum eriten Robember angenommen
perfen f0nnsn. Die Sagi6ulen bletz
BEN fir Die 4ufnuhme neuer S4iler
f~ortnG6reno offsn. 0ieie 5agi6uLe
ipirO Ipbalo ais m0gli4 mad Der 9uQe
~
ii6er bem Ri4monD Wartte trans
f|erirt.
Inter 5riebens 3 Ill g
fdaft Qefe1tt.- 9r. Qetpis 8.
Goof DON. Nr. 100, Sefferion<StruBe,
WaperGG, tpurbe geftern i'm n0rOliAsn
5tutions6uuie pom Poli3eirihtcr
86ite auf Die QnI6uloigung isiner
So9ter Qmelia Goot bin, tie 6eoroht
5u6a6en, unter $1,000 5risOensbUrgz
fGaft QsfteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
Eun SEE uno 9afen.
8iinItige qrobefa6rt be5 n3ingen."-
Sob aus Iicaragua, - 9eri4iez
beneS.

OuIIIlge pluUe uHtl UNS U~uASSp"
Sob aus Ricurogua, - 8eri4isz
oenes,
0ag neue 3~orpe0oboot n9ingsD"
fam geitern mad elmer 9iinitigen 4rO>
6efQ6rt pom Barren : S8lanD : 8urie
nu6 ben 8erften Der Baltimore
Ship 8uloing &c 0rp 0ot 60" gu
2ocuit : Point 8uriif. 9a5 Boot bat
Der Grtldrung Oes 9%rdiiOenten Der
Gompagnie 5ufolge alien Qnforoeruns
gen entipro9en, b. +. eS errei6te bic
DorQef6rie6ene S6neqigfeit BON "a
¬en pro StunOe BEL $50, 200 uno
$50 pfuno 9umpfOrut. Shatid4>
li6 legte oas S6iff Is 8noten 5uriid
un0 6ielt ieinen Druid pon 240 9func
mG6reno Der gan3en 6abrt Elm. 9t2'
.3ingep" lit Oa5 leBte S%orpeooboot
aus elmer Rlafe DON u, nel6e fir
bic 8unoesregierung ge6aut purosr.
8oIDer3 aus Rtcaragua.
Die norpegiiden 6rudtoampfer
,Qla6ama," Gupt. 8iimre, uno u8az
mes" Gapt. 3ronItaO, tomen am
0ienItag Ra9mtttag nm 5 u6r nit
8unanen bier an. 8eiOe S6iffe Bat
ten f6pere Stiirme Our63uma6en.
Inter ben 9afagieren Der alabama"
6efano 1i4 ST. Roqer WiQiam5 BON
Seattle, Wai6., Der cine 6Ori6ungSe
reiIe our6 Hicardgua mudte uno
me6rere 5tiite 8ol1sr3 mit6ra6te,
Die er in elmer @olomine gefunOen baz
FEN min, nsl6e er in 8eiiB na6m. ST..
9. 9. Dunbar BON Bitts6urg, ga,
Elm Qn9eiteQter Der rl1niteO States
&c NicarQgua Mining Co." pelde in
Ricaraguu Elm Stiif QanO BON 300
M}eilen Qdnge uno so M}eilen 8reite
befiBt, beFanb Ii6 gleinfulS an 8oro.
nQbfa6rt Der r8rdnoenz
burg"
Der Noro0eutT6e QIonb 9ampfer
r8ranoenburg" fu6r geitern nit elmer
Nn3a6l i3pti6enoedsz uno folgenoen
8aiiiten : 9ufagieren BON bier ob:
9uitor DITTO Gloniu5, 5rdu unO Sim
FER aus 8Dron, Nebr.; 8aul 8rauIe,
QQeq6enn, 8a.; 0alter 9. gQett,
@briitians6urg6, 3D.; 6rau Sohn
9rior uno So6ter oon Baltimore;
Truu 6ermine 9rior aus 9annooer,
0eutI6lono; 6rou 9ettmerino aus
Wai6ington.
Der 9ampfer y6runffurt" pom
IoroDeutI6an 2lonO puiiirte geitern
Gape 6enrp unb pirO beute 0}orgen
I'm u6r am Bier Gr. 9 gu Occult
Yoint eintreffen.
Reues 6auptquartter.
9us 8iireau Der 6ieIigen 8unoe5z
Ginponberung5 8e60roe fat ii6 al5
unqeniiqerb eripieien unb GinpanOe@
runqs GommiTdr 8, 3. WeiS 1T be-
uuftragt norcen, BRET 3immer i'm
nManuFactursr5 Recoro" : @ebduOe,
Gfe Rort6z unO 5apette TRACE, 81
mist6en.
8erf6isbenes.
Der oeutite OeIbe6dlterz 9ompfer
rWa76ington," Gapt, S6oIen, fam gez
tern in 8aGat oon 9umburg, oia
S6ielos, i'm bieiigen 9afen an.
9tsqlei6en oas 9olidiff nQrqan"
ron Nepzgort in 8aQat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

Sruuunuen.- Sn Der ep,z
lut6. Stride gu 8eitzQrlington purz
Rem oeitsrn Q6eno 6r. 6arrp QenB
unO sri. 6rances 20ier, SOdter BON
6rn. Quguit s, Q0ier, Our6 Paitor
6. Miaer gum 8uno fiir's 2e6sn psrz
eint. Dis Srau3eu9en fungirten Sri.
gliie 20ier uno SRI, Gpelpn 9uling,
Iopie 6r. Garl 2snB, unO ais Blu
menmGofen bic 6rls. 6ermine uno
4nna 8ooen6oop. 9rof. ., g, Stein
palo's Sr6sitsr IpieIte, nG6renO oas
8rautpaar Die Stride betrat, ben
8raut6or aus r2ohengrin." Ha4
Ter Sruuung Fanb in benz fir ben On
LAP auf oas 8ra6tpoqite geI6miidtsn
groBen Saal Ds8 rGlectric=9urt@az
iinos" cine fr0bli6e 9o63eitsFsier
itatt, gu tpelGer Ii4 96 gelabene 8GIte
einFunoen. Dem 8rautpuur, tpel6s5
cine 9iqa in WeIt=Qrlington be3ie6en
nirb, gingen 3a6Irei6e fpertbpOue un0
nitbli6e 8ei6ente gu.
3.-6r. Soi6uo
9lastitt, pelfer als Der Batter oes
9olnte4nii4en Snitituts befannt lit,
liegt in tritii4em 3uitanoe in ieiner
@o6nung, Nr. 1418. McGuIo6itraBe,
an BEN 6oIger zines S6laganfuq5
burnieOer, tpelfen er am 0ienitag err
fit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

Sin g. SIN mittz
leren Stutions6uuie fiBen orei Reger,
tpel6e ungebli4 felt 5pei Sa6ren in
iDitemutiI6ergDeiIe Die 8lsioerz 5irma
Solomon 8insburg bon Gr. %, Sop
fins 8lace, 6eIto6len BADEN IoQen. sic
nuroen oeitern pom 9steftip 5ldnnez
rn,g erueunten 2ancaiter uno oempoz
li3iften Mc@abe pom mittleren 0tz
thrift per6aftet, uno in Yfdno6duIern
uno Den @o6nungen Der 8erbafteten
nuroen 8leicer gum Berthe BON 500
aufoefunoen, nel6e Der beito6lenen
Sirma ge6Oren. Die Orsi 8srRaftez
ten, cenen fi4 nod Elm pierter 'htn3u9
aeIsuen miro, na4 pel6em Die Poli=
3ei nod iu6t, fino: George Glart, 20
Sabre alt, BON g}r. 1918, 9rulohtu@
Qpenue; 8rafton Beard, p Sabre
aft, DON CIR. Gil, Roro Goen1tr,,
unb Qouis Coleman, 26 Sabre alt,
BON Nr. 1907, Noro : G6apelltraBe.
Gin QumperIammler fiibrte CUR @nt@
oedunq Der angebliden 9te6s6dnoe.
@r fano Dor etlihen Sagen Elm Bun@
bel an Ger 6nonoenitruBe, uno, es
fir Qumpen 6alteno, itedte er odi1elbe
in Ieinen Sad. Spdter fano er, ooB
bas 8iinoel einen nugelneuen ueter@
rpd ent6ielt. Gr iibergab ben Rod
iofort Dem goli3iiten McGabe, nell
der bann pom Capt. S4leig6 angez
tpieien nuroe, bic SnopoenltraB 3lt
iibernu6en, oa oas 8iinoel offenbar
bort 6ingelegt porOen mar tur Sc
monoen, Der ben 8of berfeBen iollte.
8eitern nun entcedte Mc@abe oen9te@
oer Coleman, Der iu6eno Die StrdBe
entlano qing, uno nabm i'm feit. Der
Neaer 6efunnte burauf, bab er nab
ienem 8iinoel geIu9t uno CAB 9lort
uro geuro uGs Die 9elfersbelter an,
pel6e bas ginoel bort 6ingelegt bait
ten. 0ieIe nuroen oaruuf per9attet
uno leoten elm @eitdnoniB db. Sic
footen, Elm pierter Neger babe E rlhle@
bene 9fanb8ettel fir geItohlene 3Ietz
burosItiide in Ieinem 8eitB, uro oteS
Ter fpiro jebt geiu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
Gimc NciIe mad, ScntihGnuO,

UNI bic Nelt oDsr nad irgsnO einem
STEELE Der We!t ~arrdn9irt. gfetlez
binete iiber ole 8a9ns uno 9ampfsrs
Qtrier. S6so. 8. 9ieHer &c
6 o.. AS DaterzSt1. (266-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

Wetterausfi6!en. - Sir
Marplanb uno ben Oiitritt COLUMBIA
flar. gefolgt BON triberem Wetter am
9onnerftag, Regen am Greitag, per-
cneerlt9e. mad Often umipringence
Winoe4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

G6e Sic ii6 photographer laf1en,
beIuAen Sic 6ebbel in ieinem neuen
pra6tpoq eingeri4teten p6ot. Ntelier,
Nr. 321, Rproz8 apzS traBe. 9prez
den Sic Dor unb beiidtigen sic feline
pirfli6 funitpoq ausgefii6rten 4r6etz
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
Sic lcbtc in SieIcr Cotton.
$1,000 Perf0nlt6 9efa6rte
GrfurIfon nod Niagdro 6ous ouf

$1,000 per 0nlth getu9rte
grfurIon mad Hiagora 6ou5 ouf
Ser nQ~ennIploania : Giien6abn."
W6fa6rt Don Baltimore (unions
8u6nboD am 16. Ottobsr, 9.05
9ormittaq8. 4orlor : 0aggon5 an
qe6dn9t. 8a6rtarten iino fir Die
Riiffo6rt ouf irgeno nel6em reguldz
rem 3uqe inner6al6 3e5n Sagen pom
uno eini6lieBlia oes Cages Oe5 Ser
fauf8 giiltig, nit GrloubniB oes Qufz
ent6alts in Buffalo auf Der 3iidfabrt
i~nner6alb Der begren3tsn 3eit. 6a6r@
tarten fir WbIteder no6 3oronto mn
36ouIonb SsIunos nerOen an Jn3d@
Der OieIer 8iIete gu herubgeieBten
9reiien uertouft. (270,24,84,6,8)
unfduIDtg perAaftet. =
Oie 26 Sabre ate Hsgerin 2ubertd
WiQiams nuros 8eitern meRrere
@tunoen in Der Iiioli6en 9oli3eiIta@
tion auf ben @eroa6t bin fe~ Itgehalten,
i6ren 8utten, Ban Buren, 8iujams
ppn Rr. 1924, 9armonp Cane, Oerz
qiFtst gu 6aben, jeoo6 nod i'm Ser
laufe be5 Ia6mittag5 in 5ret6eit 9ez
feBt, 0a es Ii6 6erau5Iteqte, OaB Btlz
liams zines nutiirlihen Sooe5 Itarb.
0iQiams Itar6 am 0ienitag U}orz
gen pl0Blia 3piiden 9 uno 10 ubr.
Gr rpdr felt etli6en 5ugen unpoRl
unD nuroe BON einem Qr3t bebanoelt.
@eTtern Morgen firth fam Der Re
qer oSo6n Wartin, pel6er nit Wtl=
liams no6nte, mad Der iioipeitlIteH
Boli3eiftation unD er3d6lte, DAB 8dn
Buren, WiQiams nidt zines notur@
li6en Sobe8 g~etorben, IonOern par9tfz
tet poroen lei. 9arauf5ln Iettete
Gapitdn Qeaque cine unteriu6ung
Elm. nelfe nit Der 8er6aftung pom
Qu6erta WiQiams, Der 8ittfDe pes
Sobten enbete. Coroner 5rant Sones,
pelter e6enfaQs BON benz Sale IN
SenntniB geieBt purpe, erfuQr, OaB
berQei6nam psnigeS tunoen mad Dem
Spce ein6aliamirt puroe, nOour4 Die
unterIudung beoeuteno eri4Dert
purOe. 9. Ranbou, Elm nit Der Nilz
liamsT6en 5amiIie b~efannter Reger,
t6:ilte Der goli3ei nit, oaB bic Bittpe
bereits 8~orfe6rungen getroffen babe,
nm nit einsm RuRengenOien nu4
Bottom oOer Nep>gOrt gu ~reiien.
8iuiams mar in 3pei 8eIeGI6aften
perfi6ert, uno 3par mar Die 8erIi6ez
runa auF ben Ramen ieiner Satin
ausgeIte1t. Coroner Sones era4tete
iebo6 mad elmer e~ingebanOen litter
iutung einen Snque55, fir unnOtbig,
oa BEL Ger goItmr tenn : Examination
feline Spur bon 8ergiftung gefunben
nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

8rGnoe. = Sin MIarm pom &az
ten Rr. 451 rief bic 6susrpebr gez
tern Morgen mad Der Wp6nung pom
6rn. @bpnrO 8il7on, CIR. 1910,
6arlemS4penue poIelbit in 6olge Ell
nes i4ao9uften petroleumofens 6auer
entitdnben mar. Die 6Iammen MUIR
ben i'm Seine selDi4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

8erbiente Strae. - Der
Negsr 6arrop 9ifs pur0e geitern
Ru6mittag in Der 0itli6sn 9Oli3eiz
itation auf 5pei Sabre in's 9efdng~
nib geianbt, neil er in 6rutaler WeiIe
obne irgenb pel4e Bropotation Die II
Sabre ate Marg. Ginger %miBbdnoelz
te. 0as Mdo6en fam ibm 5ufdll9
in ben Weg unb o6ne irgenb pel4e
Dorte perieBte Der gle9er ibm meR=
rere Gauiti4ldge.
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nntrrtaltunas.s u conciier.

,MuIitS Nfabemie". - Oieie Wo6e
r4H ele;pinp Beauty unO tbt etaf4.
uGbals's Sbeater". = Oieie @o4e
r3n Misuuri4.
rSpnibapitr. : Sheater." - 0ieie
MoGs rM'2ibs.
.6orb's Spern1aus." Sieie
@adt .Rantp gropn'.
n9abit 9arben," Nr. 800, Weitz
9iooIe= Strabe. 6eute @beno @iepertroffnnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

smiittclirpif, S%d,mersen, Malas
ria, ga Grippe nnS idilimntc Srfal-
tuuacn furirt aard, ,.Slancn'S Manc
Bills" tdmdb in HiiiTGer Sprml.
prciS 25c. Nncntbalbcn pcrfanft.
(Sti?, l&S,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

AMANDA nab actd" ge@
Leaf QmanOd Orr, Die am leB@
ten 0ienitog gum 236. Muls oerhofz
tet unO in cine Seize Der 0itlifen Po@
li3~eiitution geiperrt puros, rpurOe ge@
tern pom Squire" @arluno duf 2
Mpnate ms y8ap>9iep>4ipl" gez
fQnbt. Mun muBte 9eDult dnfpenoen,
nm Qmanoa aus Ger 3eQe ms Sim
mer Des Squire" gu bringsn, Il. o0rt
lieb lie cine ge6arniIdte Reoe gegen
pas 5tdatsz Qrbeitshaus pom Staptl
uno erIu6te 9rn. 8arldno, tie Dem
n8uDz9iefp Qipl" gu i~iberipelten.
0teIer that i6r ben 8efdQen.
MOLTEN um 8 Il br 4benos
fdGieBen.- Die Union Der Bar
b~ierqe6iilfen faBte geitern 46eno IN
i6rer 9eriammlung in Der n8srna@
iuzSurn6aGe" an Der 9oitOfflce@Ape.
BEN 8ei6luB, pon Den 8arbierituben@
8eTibern gu perlangen, i6re Stuben
Q6enos I'm s uhr gu I4liaBen, Die
Samitads>Nbenoe ausgenommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
90 DO 5000 ST 81 9.zgH. - alar
40 y. - as 6l - N.sA. 2 SInr

ViittI. 9Qrometerit. 20. 9 NothT, ! emps,atur. *
aJtitt[. 5~htrrlumccrf.. So siitprI9ite SemptrGt %
2ie BOTTLE Sd'nellig,ett pes 2Siioes IN stHer
Stnupe betrue l. Mtilen DOH Nor6usiteH.
Ia4 stfttse 0ttIer. Ss boDFs
& .mptratur pes qtFr'etu lalss bis s uhr Abenpsl
mar aui nahetnannIcn StltionsH, pIs Tolat:
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0abIt=6 nrtcn,

Nr. 800, OScf SiSSlc.S trnBc,
miro bcntc 9lbcno iuicocr crDHnct.
BILLIARDS ncucitcr 9lrt nno BOOT
Varlpr. L288-9Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
q elnieunuunen md, 2cmtihlamo

"a Gents pro Utart unO @ommllllOn:
sb.p. $. 9iener & 9 o., 4lo
Waters@trabe. 4usldnOiide5 Sch,
We4Iel uno GreOits8riefe. @9IftsI1
forten BON uno nab Europa. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

@ettcrbertt1t.
Der. 5tantcH=1&etter"Shredn,
Baltimore. ben Ia. Sttober lSuo.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

~. Paros a.. Seuds gE,t,.
u'sHt- "s'N' Did. S6n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

Dem Qmur in Orei 9ropin5en benertz
iteligt neroen fam. Die 8eriidtes
0oB hinternGrt5 Don M}Itoen cine 6iz
neiiIte Qrmee 3uFummenge5ogen por4
ben lei, BADEN feline 8eitdtigung gefunz
ben.
@s4r rnfitt4s 2OrPeOO4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

Der Deuti6e OeIbebdlterz 9ampfer
nWa76ington," Capt, 5boIen, fam gez
tern in 8aGait oon 6umburg, oid
56ielo8, i'm 6ieiigen 9ufen an.
0tgglei6en ous @puidiff rQrpan"
rpn VenzODrf in 8QQaIt.
Evening journal., 1903-02-07
.ARRAIGNED ON TWO CHARGES
Neqro Was Fined SIS and Costs in
the City Court This
Morning.

Two fines. aggregaung Sl5 and
costs. were imposed on William Breck-
inridge. colored. in city Court this
morning. Charges of trespass and dis
orderly conduct We're preferred against
the prisoner, and the court did not feel
Inclined 10 be lenient with him.
Rrecldnridge was arrested by Pa
trolman Burns last evening and II was
only after an exciting encounter that
the negro was safely lodged I'm the po-
lice station. The officer discovered the
man removing waste from a freight cai
AT the East Yard of the H., b. * w
railroad. and when the former attempt
ed TO arrest the negro the latter took
to his heels. The patrolman followed
and Breckenridge, rushing into a house
grabbed an axe and threatened TO use
It on the officer.
Jonas Heck paid his respects to the
court and was fined SO and costs fol
imbibing too freely yesterday.
Clarence u. Brown, colored. was ar
rested by Officer Aiken i'm King street
yesterday for disorderly conduct. Wher
the policeman saw Brown the latter
had an armful of bricks which n,
threatened TO throw through the win.
dow of store. A fine of $40 and costs
was imposed.
James Stats was assessed So an,
costs for a like onense.
Evening journal., 1903-02-07
TWO SENATOR'S
WILL BE NAMED
And They VIII be Republicans, Ac-
cOrding to Opinion of Regular Re
publican and Democratic Leaders

With two Republican Senators in sight
and Addicks eliminated, all seem to
realize that the Republicans will be
satisfied with nothing less Equally out
of the question seems to be the plan OF
electing one Regular and leaving the
other place vacant. Foresighted poll
ticans say This would have a bone Of
contention that would produce much
future snarling. A canvass Of the situ-
alton shows conclusively that a major
ity Of the party. including the leaders
as well as the rank and file. now favor
the throwing of the Democratic vote TO
two Regular Republicans. 1t may be
stated authoritatively that a majority of
Democratic members of the Legislature
also favor this solution, but it is yet a
question whether a sufficient number
can be had to take this view. Many
appear to realize that this plan is the
only one under which the Democrats
new can have any voice in the selection
Of senators.
A Democratic leader remarked yes
terday: There will be two Republican
senators elected. They may both be
Addicks men and sucservient to hi.
will, or they may be Regular Republi.
cans who will conscientiously and con
Isistently oppose the gasman and reiiec
certain amount of honor on th'
State.
Evening journal., 1903-02-07
DECISION IN
FAVOR OF JURY
Judge Bradford's Opinion AL
lows More Than One
Round Trip Mileage

Judge Bradford handed down a de-
cision in United states Court yesterday
afternoon relative to the amount of
mileage jurors were entitled TO when
attending sessions. District Attorney
Byrne contended last Wednesday. when
the case was argued before the court
that the Government allowed only one
round trip and had been directed from
Washington 10 raise the point.
The court decided that the grand jur-
ors who attend this term Of court are
entitled to "a round-trip i'm mileage for
each time they are called back to court
and not one trip. as contended by the
district attorney.
1T is not intended in this opinion"
continued the court, ito decide any
question relating TO jurors mileage
compensation other than that presented
by the facts disclosed i'm this case. For
the reasons above given govern the
mileage compensation as reported by
the clerk must be allowed.
An opinion was also handed down i'm
the exceptions filed TO the return of the
commissioner in the case of the vessel
Glenochil VS.. Hughes Bros. & Bangs.
The exceptions were to $4,000 for de-
murrage and postal charges for the de-
tention Of the Glenochil as a result of
the stranding, with interest at 6 per
cent, and also S763.99 for loss arising
from the difference of freight between
the old and new charter party. In the
first exception the plaintiff was given
ten days in which to amend his claim
so as to indicate damages for the cause
named and If not filed within that time
the exception will be sustained. The
second objection was overruled.
Otho Rowland. of this city. and $
Stanger Iszard, Of Camden, n. j., were
lappointed auxiliary receivers i'm this
State for the Fidelity Building and
Loan Association of Camden, on appli
cation of Isaac NJ. Price, of Philadel-
phia.
The concern has about $4,000 in cash
and property In this State, also q num-
ber OF stockholders here.
Evening journal., 1903-02-07

The Dover correspondent of the New
York Herald writes to that paper about
the attitude of Secretary of State lay
ton, which he designates as diametri-
cally opposed to that of Mr. Addicks.
The correspondent says:
MIR. Layton does not hesitate TO admit
in private that the retirement OF Mr..
Addicks is virtually BLUFF. and that it
will have the effect Of helping him TO
an ultimate realization of his one con-
Stunning ambition.
To J. II. Hughes, former Secretary
of State, Mr.. layton made this signii-
cant speech:
"Of course the Regulars will not ac-
cept our proposition and go into CALI
Gus for the election Of two senators
other than Addicks We did not expect
them to and. frankly. l don't see how
they could. Our purpose was TO put
them in a hole, and we are succeeding
beautifully.
I'VE can now go before the country
and say that we took them at their
word and offered to drop Addiclxs on
condition that they would come in and
help us elect somebody else. If they
fail. we've cut the ground from under
their feet and cleared the way for Ad-
dicks when we are ready to elect the
next Legislature two years hence"
Evening journal., 1903-02-07
EAST SIDE DIRECTORS ELECTED
President Of Republican Association
Appoints His Committees
for the Year.

Members of the East Side Republican
Association has elected the following
directors TO serve for one year: G. M.
Leitch. William n. Groves, Winfield IS.
zcbley, William II. Hanna. William p.
Clayton, Abner HOOpes. r. M. Burns,
G.. Il. GoodnOw and John Il. Taylor.
President Watson has appointed the
following committees to serve for one
year: House Committee-R NJ. Burns,
w. II. Hanna and James McKelvey.
law Committee-Wil S. Hilles
William II. Heald and s. ID. Townsend
Entertainment-Abn Hopes, William
Wlnrup, Amor Minker. James b. Std
ham. r. M, Burns. Charles w. Lawson
and Frank Tibbitts. Bureau of POliti-
cal lnformation-Firs ward. Howard
Ross; Second. Lucius Jones; Third
James d. Carter; Fourth. Harvey Wig
glesworth Fifth. John Wright; Sixth
Robert l.. Chadwick: Seventh. Edwin
c. Clark: Eighth. James p. Jones'
Ninth. George Keesey: Tenth. Walter
Baibcock; Eleventh. Elijah Green. and
Twelfth. William File. Auditing Com.
mittee-C. NJ. Leitch. w. S. Zebley ant
James Braden. Enrolling Committee
John ]. McKaig, John r. Schaeffer an,
Charles w. Lawson.
Evening journal., 1903-02-07
BIG BLUFF, SAYS LAYTON;
GOOD FAITH, THINKS HUM
Special to The Evening Jou

Mr.. Hughes, I'M explaining the cir
cumstances which caused DR.. layton
to make public the plans of Mr.. Ad-
dicks, said: I'VE were discussing the
refusal Of the Regulars to go into cau-
Gus with the Union Republicans, and it
was then Mr.. Layton admitted that he
was not at all surprised. He seemed
to think that Addicks had turned a
very shrewd political trick. and. frank
ly. I agreed with him."
In turn, Governor Hunn's view is
exactly opposed to that OF Dr. Layton,
his personal and political friend and
Secretary of State. The Governor says:
LIN my opinion. it is a mistake TO
question the good faith of Mr.. Addicks'
withdrawal. | believe it to be thor
oughly sincere. I am convinced that
it comes from a patriotic desire to end
state of affairs that has become in
tolerable. AT any rate. feel sure that
it will clear the atmosphere. and that
before long the voice Of Delaware will
once more be heard in the Senate cham
Der of the United States.
In addition the Governor says:
Under no circumstances win ap-
point j. E. Addicks or Colonel II. A.
DUPONT to fill any vacancy that may be
caused by the resignation of any SEN
atOr who may be elected by the Della
ware Legislature"