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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-01-01

AGAIN RUSSIA PREPARING FOR JEW
IsH SLAUGHTER.-It ia stated in cable
grams from the other side OF the sea
that the Russians are again preparing
for Jewish massacre at Kishinef, on
the Russian Christmas day, the 7th
inst. There are assembled at that
place 10000 Jews, and no effort is
made to keep the matter secret that
the tragedy is to be enacted. Escape
is impossible from individual effort, as
all passports have been refused. An
appeal has been made to the United
States and Great Britain to intervene,
and it may be, that stringent meas.
ures will be taken to prevent the mas.
Sacre.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-01-01
Natures Largest Picture.

A photograph OF the Bay of Naples,
covering 1875 square feet, has been
taken for the st. Louis Worlds Fair.
1t is 80 feet long and five feet wide.
The bath in which it was fixed" and
toned" instead OF being about the
size OF soup plate, as is ordinarily
used in photography, was in three Sec
tions. each OF which was As feet long,
six feet wide and three deep, and con.
tanning enough solution to tone sew
eral thousands of ordinary photographs.
The original negatives were taken on
9 by Il plates, each embracing a por-
ton of the whole scene and grouped
together to make perfect picture
This scene, when assembled, was
then enlarged by the usual method
employed by expert artists. The de-
velopment was made on . strip OF
specially prepared photo-printing pa
per 40 feet long and six feet wide, in
the open air by artificial light at night,
reeled around a big cylinder. The
developing solution was carefully ap.
piled, while another operator with
hose-and-nozzle applied the water to
retain development. Other experts
stood ready to treat the parts which
required forcing, with a sponge filled
with the developer. After this, it
went to the baths referred to at the
beginning Of this paragraph. This
picture. outlined by the great artist,
Nature, is the largest photograph ever
made, and will be an object of interest
to the casual observer as we'll as mem
bers of the profession it represents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-01-01

tnat the storm elements went on
rampage over wide scope of country.
It extended over New England with
1.-THE Hub" as a center. In Maine
and New Hampshire, train service was
delayed. In New York, Saturday,
snow and fog produced darkness
which compelled the lighting Of down.
town stores and streets. The ferry
boats and other water-craft got lost,
and the shrek OF whistles to prevent
collision was continuous. The wind
currents we're so powerful as TO throw
people down and break plate-windows.
The temperature ranged a score or
uore degrees below zero. At st. Paul
16 below was recorded on Saturday,
accompanied by piercing wind; at
DesMoines 2 degrees below; at Du-
buque, IA below; at Lacrosse, Is be.
low at Kansas City, below; at Lafay-
cite, Ind, 8 below; at Peoria. ILL.,, be-
low; at Cleveland, Ohio, the mercury
reached zero. At Peoria, ILL.,, Sunday,
two deaths were reported from expos
ure. In Kansas, stock has suffered
terribly. At Americas, Ga, Sunday,
two men were killed by flying debris,
and many plantation buildings and
fences were destroyed. At Princeton,
Ind, the storm did 500. 900 damages.
At Calamet, Mich, . severe blizzard
ragged Tuesday, and snow fell to the
depth Of IA inches. Here the weather
has been exceedingly mild and spring.
like.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22
7. Wereoitb Heefe, NniudIt.
Central Sdoiugss gdnfs @ebduoe.
SrMiamin y. sbteepeSs gInpaIr.

4r. 327, ct. E~auIsSfraBe.
gcrlunftcrss Yerfanf oes iuertbOuleu Wtrtb.
idlnftss nno @obnbaus . 9igeuthnnS gr.
23t, G~afternsNueine, uno hes tuertbuuileu
Wobnbams'9 igentBurns Nr, 2029, Gaiterns
Nuenuc.
araft cines grIafes oes areiseeri6ts ber
Siaot Baltimore peroen bic unter3ei6neien
8ertunlier am 3unneritng, ben 23. SUM 1904.
gntnltttnqS k5 ubr beginreno. oas q%efamllte
nattoI8eno bei6riebene pertboole @rtnhets
gentblttt refpcftioe al Srt llHo Steqe nuf 6fs
fentliher guftion oerfaufen:
Grftens - Dir. 203t, @nfterltsglocnue 9reis
ftodiges gStrtbf6nfiss lino @obnbuuSsG ebdIhe,
nit einern 8iueiftJdiget aieleIiteinerner Stnters
gebduoe, at Der Siiopefts@de Der @aftetns9lbe.
uno 6aitiesS trdbe. nit elmer 5ronte bon feds
8ebn SUB an GditerllsIueHie lilo elmer gIeid3s
fndbiq breiteu 3iefe bon iieb8ig Sub. Sruitos
3psiters - CIR. 2o2o, @aftern.aoenne 0rei.
itodiges 3iegeIiteiuernes @obnbans, nit eiHeHt
~3iueitt1digen 3ie9elitci1er1cn 6intergebdlbe.
peftlif nit elmer 6rOnte bon Stp6If SUB, fiios
LID fiinflnofeb8i9 SUB. oGnn tueitIi6 5tp0lf
6iB, inolif ffintuno8uun3i9 Sub. ditGi6 bier
3tg- Sub bis Cattle Strabe, n6rolif breifi9
Sub. pcltlihI feds8ebn 5mt. oann noroIih fiebs
3ta 5nb bis gum anfnnaspulfte. 9iefes
@rllnoftiid bat ferner einen siegeIftetnerren
Staa an Der Miidfeite. @runo3in 1924.
Stebe oen rSntlb Heeoro" bonn 81. Wlni, g.,
z, TO- IA, H., 81. linb %. Suni lueaen 8ers
innfsbeotn1unaen, oolftinoteer Bei6reibungen
Gin5eInbeiten iiber @rino3ins etc.
.. Wlerebifb 4ecie,
Benjamin q. ebreepes,
Berfpafter.
Shiuob, Brothers & 60,
C163.L70.41 Iuftionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22
Nus benz Snncrcn RarpIanS's unb
ben anBrCn5cuben Staaten,
g c Stu0t6comtc c.

~ u l u y 1 y l u III I,
Der neucr>p0blte Mopor bon 2yre.
berid bot folgcuoe 8comte crltonut.
ioeld)e iofort pom Stootrotb bpitGtigt
purGeu: StobtonluaIt Charles y.
2ebD, SonitGt96comter Or. @. s..
SbomoS; B~eilnobeits . 9ehoroe &C.,
Sbomo5 @iQiomion, 81. 8. Yeorre II.
Soiepb 9uiior0; Steuer.GommiiiGre
- 9. &. YbobuS, rSoiepb Yopne uno
s. =. 8reb; superintendent Der 8ai.
iertperfe - =. Z. Qperpor; Collector
Der 8oiiermietben-Sob s. @rooc;
Sn9enieur Scr eIeftrii6er 2id)tonln-
&c - Golpor6 3itInW; Sei5et - $40,
bert 81. 6roIcp; Northumberland.
loro y. @orrott Solenouiieber -
Charles IiooIenoier; %oIi5iIten -.
Salnes q. Soncs, 8iGion; Sing. g..
9rengle, Sobn SOLIDS, Goluorb Scr.
mig, Sobn 6lcnlin9 uno Sorrp Bic,
ter.
&r. So6n 6. S6ca iuurOc 5ltll
&atbsprGiiocntcn ernGblt.
Grtrunfen.
Sn Der NGbc bon Eoplar,S sluno
iino Capt. 9crpiS 0leiiid mo oeIIen
12 Sabre alter Sobn ertrurfen, in.
Dem ibr 3obrRu8 Sad" fentertc.
Die Eaiiogierc 6e5 2%ompfers emma
Giles" iobcn ooa Observation-Disclosures.
5eilg.
Sr. Gaintcr oerbnftet.
Sn Sogcrstown tullroe Sr. 8nl.
Tointer bon Baltimore ipegcn 8erlet-
sung elmer itdotiiden 8croronung
berboftet, wcI6c poridreibt boB on
Der 2oternc zines je6en Iittonlo6ila
Ole 2icen5nlmmer an9ebroht ieill
mliB. Sr. Yointer uno 6rou uno
Sr. So6n NJ. 5000, Jun, un6 6rorl
fonten IN cinem nelien Qutomo6il
bon TelpsDorf iiber Gettysburg nod
Sogerstolpn. Hidter Softman emf.
lieb oen @tnnn auf bos geripredell
bin, Dab cr ioiort ben itdbtiiAen 8or.
i9riftcn entipridt.
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gtaSt Baltimore.
gOtbef6rbernns mad Oem gnslanOe.

ROftbefGrOernng mad DEM InsIanOe.
AuSIGnoiide &oit fir ole nit oem
%. SUM enOenOe @o6c ihlieBt in
allen 6Gacn prompt in Dem Sa1tpt.
@oItamt mie folgt: @~adctpoIt: BON
8 llbr 0torgens bis ) llbr Rodmit.
tags (olrSgenommcn Somtog). go.
detpoIt fir 9eutifIonO i6licbt nm
If llbr &ormitto8S MontogS.
SronS' GtlGntii6e Toft.
Wittnoh - nm 10 llbr gl6en6S
nob 6ronfrcih, Siio.Guropa, ggpp.
ten rno 9ritiih.Sn0icn per 9ompfer
go Sapoie" pio @oorc (Goitiodcn
nad onoeren &beilcn bon europa
miiiien oper So Soooic" u0rclIirt
iein.
5reitog itnt I llbr %bcn0S nadb
europa per 0%ontpicr st. 2ouia"
oio &Ipmoutb ulto G|berbourg 8oIt,
laden no6 SrlonO miiiicn ,pcr ct.
2ouis" ooreiiirt iein); ltm 10 llbr
abenoS nod europa per 9ompfer
ogtrurin" oio Queenstown.
8oft ii 9 ii o. unoGcntraI.
Imerifu, @eitin0ien etc.
Mittmod - nm 10 llbr gben03
no6 Gltba, 9ucaton etc. per Gam.
pier n0tpntereD"; nod ben 2eeiporo.
uno @inoworO -Snicln, 9ritiidy.,
SoQ6noii6. unb 6ron80iii6.@uinea
per 9ompfer n&orono".
9onnerItug nm I ltbr Hodmit-
tags mad Bermuda per 0ompfer BON
Soiifdr, Gooo Scotin; nm 70 llhr
glbenoS nod Snogua un6 Sopti per
0ompfer n@alencio"; nat 9oboma3
per 9ompfer nOri5oba".
Sreitog - UNI 8 llbr 'Nodmittog3
uo6 Somoica per Gompfer bon 80.
Iton; I'M 6 llbr glbenoS nod ben
Ga Blato-@ egenOen per 9ompfer
yGaIiIoo"; INN 10 llbr N6enOS nab
Torto Hico, Curacao unO 8ene5lcIo
per 3ompfer vGarocoS"; nod Sor.
time Sslano, Sarnoica unb @rep-
totpn per 0ompfcr o9(ltoi"; nad)
Gubo per 0ompfer oMlorro Cattle;
uo6 @rono6o, Srini0o0, @ritiid,
Soll0noiids uno Sran5oiii6s@ l1incu
per 9ampfer oWforoUol"; nod Bar
bo0oS uno oem n6roIiden 9roiiIic!t
per 0ompfer nMoronbenie" biu
Sara un0 WtnnnoS.
@oIt fir Ncufunolono, oio Noro,
Sponep, uno fir WiqueIon, pia 30.
iton, idIieBt bier tGgli6 I'M 5 llbr
RadmittogS; fir Cuba, pia 8ompa,
6lo., taglif Inn / llbr Rodm.; fir
SonoilroS, Gotta Gico rnb @uotema.
la, pia Hetp Orleans, t1gIi9 lin s
llbr abenos.
Eron5. g acific g 0 It.
Die Yoit nd6 oen YbiIippincn.
SnieIn pia Son 5roitciSco i6lieBt
bier toglib nm 7 llbr gbenoS bis
3ltn &c. Sum-; no6 Solpoii, China
Sopon nno ocn BbiIippinen oia
Son 8ronciSco td9li6 nm 7 ltbr
9(bcnoS bis sum 81. SUM; mad Nell.
Scelono, NllitroIien, Samoa, So.
ipnii uno Sill pio Gan SronciSco
tGglid Inn Z llbr 9tbenoS bis gum
3. Sltli.
Die Sron8-8 ocific.Goit miro tag.
lid 10 nod ben 9lbgongSbGfen obge.
ionot, Dob iic BET unllnterbrofcner
Observation-Disclosures redtjeitig ein.
trifit.
g. 3ooie8 @orficI6,
Boitmeiiter.
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1roonftcn. Rarft.

llntenIteberoe grciie be5iehen Iid
alf 6en @ngros.S anAGI; fir oeu
3~leinbun6el mIB Elm entiprcd)euoer
Iufdlag aemqdt neroen.
6drm. g + 90 BUTTE.
@tcr, pro Du6eno lie. bis tSc.
Butter, pro Yfuno:
Creamery Separator II bis 20
Cream. @otb. Greom is bis 1S
Creamery &uitotion fl bis rs
&o. Nortbmcitcrn &oOle # bis Is
@eitrn Stores @udeO t3 bis Is
Creamery @rint5 I Yt6. 20 bis 81
Creamery YriutS Y @fo. 20 bis 81
0tO., ga. unO 30, Erints - bis t3
Creamery @lodS, , Yhno 20 bis 81
&etopirt, bette Worfe is bis II
Henooirt. bette YriutS II bis is
2ebenoes @efliigel, pro 8funo:
olte Siibner 1926. bis 14c.; iurge
@iibner. 5,uci @ilmo uno mcbr t6c.
bis 23c.; @uten Zoe. bis ttc.; @Gnie
je 4Oc, bis 60c.; Eouben, pro Eoor
25c. bis soc.
S ii b tie un0 q emil e.
&~ortoficlL ncitc, pro Sab $3.50
bis $500; 9lpfeliinct, pro aiite
1925 bis $40; SporqeI, pro Out
5cno Toe, bis $500; 3ltdcrriibcu,
pro @iinoel &c. bis 212c.; @eiBfobI,
pro 9rote $3.50 bis $500; Sellcrie,
pro 0ubcn0 Acc. bis 6Oc.; @ltrtcn,
pro 9orb $l.00 bis $3.50; broluler
&obl, pro 8uidel Zoe. bis Toe. Sopf.
Iolnt, pro @llihel SC. bis iOc.; 3pie'
bellt, pro &orb SOC. bis $t.OO; Ser
mlOoer, pro Grote $1.25 bis $3.50;
iluuge GrbieL pro 8uihet SOC. bis
SOC; crime @obnen, pro aorb Toe.
bis 500; Spinot, pro 8uidcl 25c.
bis SOC; 6rilbiobrS o 3lpic6elrL pro
&um0ert SOC. bis 60c. GomotocS, pro
Carrier $1.25 bis $500; @ohSbpb.
men, pro &orb SOC. bis 75c.; Gro
beeren, pro Qltort 4c. bis &C.; Nnns
mas, pro Grote 1925 bis $3.50;
@oiiermclonCn, ie Toe. bis PIC;
Yfiriihe, pro Carrier $500 bis
$500.
@rocerteS uno 8ropiiio'
men.
SoI3fIeti6, pro 8fnn6: fletne Gu.
gor.Gure6 S6infen 11%c.; groBe
Sugor-GureO S4infen tic; Goli.
FORMER S6infen 819c.; Sugar
Gureo 9ruititiide 91ac,; Sugor.
Cured 96uItcrn SEC; troden geiuI-
3ete Seitenltiide Tee; troden geioI.
5cne Seitenrippen Tee; Spedieiten
712c.; reineS SdmoI5 in EierccS
7Ac.; troden 9eiol3ene SduItern
&c.; SpedihuItern SEC; MteB'
S6peincfIciif $t4.00 pro SAB,
Goffinirter 3ltdcr, pro Eiuno:
oemiirfclt 5.61 Rc,; pltlpcrilirt
5.0O12c.; Stonooro grouulirt
4.9tHc.; iein gromtlirt 491Mc.;
GrpitoI ", 4.9t12c.; Columbia ",
4.G6L2c. gclber VI, 4.35c. bis l.40c.
@er0iteter &affee: 6. 6. g., 100
&fo. 9iiten i2c.; e. &. s., 60 FfO.
aiItcn 12.tOc.; Is. 8. s., 30 Yi>mo
aiiten 1920; reiner SABA 321%c.;
bis 33c. gutter SABA 3012c. bis Bic.
rciner Itoda 3019 bis 3tc.; SABA
uno Moda, eemiidt, % bis 28H2c.:
Saba. gemiibt, 261a bis &c; reiner
Morocoibo 23H bis 24c.; reiner Ga
@uopra 23R bis 24c.; reiner Gan.
tos 81 bis 2112e.; Santos, eemiif,t,
2Oc. bis 2O12c. Hio, 9emiiht, 201@c.
bis BIC.
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Or. A1m. Berker,

restitrirter ~beutidier ar5t, 30.tdbrtae grarts.
Spe5ialiit fur Wadnners uro Srauensaranf6et.
ten. Seilt in ~fir5etter Belt Sbpbilts. ausfdlaa.
pals uno Wunbsarnnfbeiten, elusfIiie feoer
grt, Strtftlir, 8olutioneH. nero6fe S6fpdde.
Office in Or. 9eders anatomit6en Wliefim.
Rr. Jos, Cft.gaitimcre.S traBe. Spredftiuoeu:
bon 8 utr Morgens bis 10 1lbr abenos; Conn.
tags uto bon 6 l1br bic 10 iibr abenbS.
". =. = Dr. geder's gate BELT uufebIbor
tebsn alsfIib goniultation f.et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

Sin oerbeiratbeter Wiaun, outer Initreihc CT,
aefdidt in allen NrbcitcIi, itdt Steue. gtud5u.
trdgen in Nr. 1909, Yrcsburgs Strakc.
U74-j)
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202i @antonsglbenue,
Sa%upt1uartier oes r9efiensD arinItdoters
Bereius," p@nrtieIo : ser. : unterlt 8ers
ems" ~rgolumbins0i ftr. 90, 3. u.r8.,"
nGonrt Sort Ute9eHrb, s. Of "" Biebs
ner's Nier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

1884 SftsSatetteftr California Ii. Sbtos
8eire. 8erinmmluneslofaI ,@eriuanias
2oee 81; yGnaem. 9lrb. Ser. sllnt. s8erein
bon Sitsg1ltinore"; aOpiiIon Goncl. 8, 8.
D. s.; aOletuIarb. suniun 73". SaIe 5u
oermietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22
Stir 9amen.

Sir Samest.
9as Geleetie.9 ameu-S dueiberigltem
TT letht al %Iernen, toitet tebr pente ufb III
cine cute @riparniB fir sic bel Der elnfertiauna
Sbrer 8letoer. Die S6uIe 1T iett a%ebffnef.
SfiiIer ltr AbenofIafen perber nisenommeH.
8ceeH Bc0inaingcn nenoe man itb On
VI. 6uberS. UT. 212. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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1909, N1ufsStrabe,
rabe Der 0ftIi6en YoIi8eiitntion. @ars
mer 2uni6 BON ~ bis 2 llhr Ranmittaas.
g8iebner's nniibertreftIi6es Bier am
Sapf.
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Gu %ucrfaufeu:

8peift1diee Sdufer nit 6 8immer on Der
Strobe 5tuiTden 9nItimoreS trabe unO Sairs
uounts@benue, arerIBeno an YatterionsQari.
9iefe Sdufer baben bic n%eueften 8erbeiicrurs
gen, cementirte Seller uno Sbfe. Wurmprs9rcp'
ssn' S yGsis ~ 30 8, Sr mit bIt2,t W. ,s pro S,o SG9f,
nett eepfIaftert. G.. Z. @aiasser, gauunters
nebuter, 3r. 2S0S, Snirnouut.Ansnue. Gie
Satrnlount'goenue'eor geben an Der 2biire
borbet. U2S-)
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gerlan9t I'M Aagemcincn,


Seutihes Nrbetts.NamwetfuugS.gRrcau,
Nr, 219, Glib harp. Strnhe, utter Der gluftbt
ber y9eutfbeu @efeuf6ntt". 9ieienieen, Die
beutf6e Snnofperier, Irbeiter uHo SienitbpteH
gu beibdttigen ipiinfben, ipoueH ftb perf6nIih
pber In truntirten 9rtcien al ben aacnten Der
@efeni91tt Subann .. Wleper, gr. 219, Shb.
Gbarp.Strnhe, %penoer, iuelher uHentgeltIin
NlISfInft ertbeiIen ipiro (Snn2S,10
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StcacngciudDc.


Sine oeutfhe 36fin eriter Glniic aus @ier
fuht Steluna. BAD ~jufragcn in Rr 943, Hurb.
Sa~lns.Strahe. Q74)
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ernbadtIarn sie. Gin 0nns Al fnnitn2

Yenbidtiaen sic, Gin Saus 81 fanien?
@esbaIb Iamfen Gle nibt iest ben @runb,
Inn oamit ben ME enbenbet @rlino8tnfeu 5t
enteeben2 gSir buben 9uupIdbe, Die bon 100
bis $50 SuR Siefe ~raugtren nno b~erfalien oies
feIben fir
$3.50 pro SruntfuR.
9telelben befinoeH it1 an
Catherine. strake,
n1roIib bon Sreberidsgpenite, liI1geben bon
Srunbbeib, has bon ben giaentbImer1t be-
iuobnt llno cinem SrlnoSinS unteriporien 1T,
tn ooppelfer S6be bon unferen Yretie. gtuf
f9riftli6e ooer miinoIide Infrngen an bic
uHenl Gftate Yruteetiue Co.,"
413 ct. 9aulsStrafe,
piro infer 8ertreter germ bel SbHen oOrfpres
den uro boIle Iisfunft geben.
(Suti14 1895. 1OPD
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St25. Hciucs giauiun

3I@J. pSlHVs FlhHtHH'
WtnbugotB s@ebduic, foiiete neil $3.50. 1T ms
sum i6nelen &erIuuf itbergeben noroer. $125
lit Der 3reis, nit Sti6l mn Sede.
n. 2erB & Subn,
Q73-5) Or. IA, NeitsSarnioRnsStr.
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Stcncncfnm.
Sn b~erfanfen.
3n %pertaufen:

81 UtTfnuTtH.
Sine putpebeuoe Qdderei NIT Ficro llro QSus
gen. gdbcreS i'm @iircau oes n9eiiti6cn GORE
fponoeHtet. Nr. All, ct. 4nul.str
U74-5)
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Nbam Nlnpp,S aieitnurnnt.

1lO4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der ~gforooit S~mmerpdbrenoe Paiis
oereir BON Baltimore" periammtIt fib
bier ieocn Montn1, SEQ. 8rcbm's Bier
an. 8apt nab oeutiber slrt brett bonn
Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

llntenIteberoe Brciie be3ieben fid)
alf ben @ngro8.& GnAsI; fir oell
4Ieinbanoel muB Elm entiprcfeIloer
@uh4lag aemqdlt nerOen.
6drm- g + 90 ufte.
@tcr, pro 0ltseuo lie. bis tSc.
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VIIIq III UcrTnlTtn.
Sin Snus NIT 9aoeHs@tnri6tunG in ylproutts
Baltimore. gtdd5utrnGe1 III Der expedition
otcice 0lnttcs. G73-5)
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gRenn Chr geIb notDia habit, penSet Gs1
an min. 9nrleben uuf Gatdre. M6beIn coer
@runoeigentbum. Serf6ipieeenbeit. aeine qsibs
eethdttssWtetbooen Mr. aremtr, Rr. 100,
RprS. Eata.e trake, 1. 5lur, gGuHorb 8uiIoing.
(sIpril15-)
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15
MOTHER ON TRIAL
Charged With Being Ac.
cessory After Factin
ChiId's Murder.
(By the Associated Press.)

I 5 = o ..
Allantown, Pa, Jan. 14-After consum-
ing almost the entire day in selecting a
jury, the trial OF Mrs. Catherine Bechtel
Oh the charge Of being an accessory after
the TACT in the murder of her daught or
Mabel, is now fairly under way The
entire panel of sixty talesmen was ex.
hausted, and the court was forced to call
upon citizens among the spectators to fill
the jury box. Three witnesses were called
before court adjourned for the day. Their
testimony brought out nothing that would
tend to prove the commonwealth conten.
tion.
Judge TreXler today discharged all
jurors not engaged in the present case.
This would indicate that the trials of
Mrs. Beehtels daughter and two sons
Oh the charge OF completely will 90 over
until April. 1t is not likely that in she
event of Mrs. Bechtel's acauittal the.
charges against them will he dropped.
During the empanelling of the jury Mrs.
Bechtel, overcome by her emotions, gave
way to violent fit Of weeping and was
led from the court room. Her break
down was caused by reference to the sui
eide of her son. which followed his arrest
to2 alleged completely in the murder of
his sister.
Assistant Prosecutor Litz, in his open
mg statement, said the commonwealth
would show that there was quarrel in
the house on Sunday night, October 25tl.:
that Mabel Bechtel was struck down by
her brother Thomas; that the body was
hidden for two nights and one day and
that the aged mother aided and abetted
IN the concealment. He asked the Jury
for verdict against the accused mother
OF being an accessory after the murder.
The first two witnesses testified to the
finding OF the body of the girl in the
alley way early on the morning of Tues
day, October 27.
Mrs. Maggie Miller, next door neigh
oor to the Bcchtel family, proved good
witness for the defense, although called
o. the commonwealth. She testified to
occurrences and conversations at the
Bechtel homo on the morning Miss Bech-
tells body was found. She heard the
Bechtels dog barking furiously at about
midnight on Monday, confirming Mrs.
BechtePs statement made on the day the
tragedy was discovered. Awakened by
Mrs. Bechtel's heart -rending cries that
morning, Mrs. Miller hurried to the Bech-
tel home, where she found Mrs. Bech.ol
hysterical and moaning her daughters
name. Mrs. Bechtel told the witness that
as she opened the cellar door to get her
washing machine in the underground al
ley, she stumbled over her daughters
body Mrs. Bechtel said:
'If she is dead, I shall go Grassy"
Charles Bochtei and the witness had to
carry her to her home where she moanct.
and cried for her daughter
The witness said she saw Mrs. Becntel
several times on Monday. She did not
seem to be laboring under any excite
ment nor did she appear to be hiding
secret. Late in the day she saw her sit
ting at the parlor window sewing
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15
AND WHEEL
Two Young Men Receive
Serious Injuries.
81,
impressive Ser,5$s Held at AsheyiIIe
in Memory @eneral Gordon.
Veterans, Sons and Daugh-
ters join in Them.
Especial to News and Observer.

Asheyille, n. c., Jan! IA distressing
accident occurred this morning about one
mile from Asheville. on the Murphy
Branch of the Southern Railway. A
young man named Frisbee son of Jess
Frishee, of Juno, attempted to board a
freight train OH the Murphy line at s
o'clock His foot slipped and he fell be-
meath the moving train. The wheels of
the cars struck his right leg, breaking
the bone and terribly manghng it. Young
F'risbee was brought 10 the city and
placed in the Mission Hospital, where
he was given medical attention. It is
thought that it will be necessary to ampu-
tate the leg.
Impressive services in memory of the
late Gen John B. Gordon we're held in
the court house at noon today under the
auspices of Zebulon Vance Camp, United
Confederate Veterans. Inside the bar
railing the Veterans, Sons of Veterans
and Daughters of the Confederacy occu-
pied chairs. Behind the speakers desk
was the "Stars and Bars" of the Con-
federacy, draped in mourning. The speak
ers of the occasion were Rev. w. T.
Capers, rector of Trinity Episcopal
church, and Col. Robert Bingham, of
Bingham School At the conclusion of
the exercises appropriate resolution were
adopted on the death of General Gordon.
Robert Rice, young man from Madi-
son county, while handling a pistol in his
room last night, accidentally shot him
self, the ball entering the right arm and
making a painful fesh wound.
Last night while the family was at
supper q bold thief entered the residence
OF Mrs. Tonnent, at Ill Montford Avenue.
bat was frightened away by one of the
guests entering the room in which he was
operating Upon being discovered he
made dash for the door and ran without
securing anything of worth.