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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
Der brittle A9lnidlaa.

9dIo6ti6iff rGonAecsiot led.
Gin Sod 0ur6 81 S~to5.plottcn
6e8 goocns oe6osrt um Oo5
6o5r5er'a gum 'Nsaaa"o 5a
bringen. \
Gem. gorf, 3. Cfto5cr. -
@ie ser ySeral0" meIoct it Elm Brit.
ter @erItd entoedt worocn 0o3 am
Ietten 0onneritag i'm @]rootl0ncr
6Iottenbaubofe pom StopeI 5cloiicnc
S6Ia6ti6iff connection" 5u ser.
It0ren o6er 3a bei6Goiqcn. IS cr.
belt, ooB Elm God ourh Die bal5}6I,
Iigen GtablficIpIatten ou @o0cu ocS
Rumpfe8 gebobrt porocu mar, 10
0uB lif elm COMPARTMENT nit N9oi.
ier fiiIte un6 oo8 Nll$plmpen OcIicl.
ben lit crit am SomItog OoQcu0ct
moroen. 0ie 9eb6roe bat sic 5000
arbeiter oes 6lottenbou5ofc5 ii6cr
oieie Gni6lG9e berodridti9t uuo crs
portet BON ibnen, 0aB iic etuoi0e
peitere oerarttge @erithc pcrcitcln
uno iuom0gIi9 oie &bater cnt0cden
belfen iueroen. Ole @o6c ouf benz
S6Io6ti9iff lit oeritGrft wor0en uno
bat Sen @int erbolten, oob e3 ais Elm
8eroienlt betruhtet mcr0cn Iou,
penn Tie irgeno einen bel eincm Der.
ilIhe 3u 9eifaoieun9 oc5 6abr3eu,
ge8 crtoppteu Mann toOtet.
S6on Dor feds Mouatcn ioQ emit.
oedt iporoen iein, boB 2o6er Orrf
oie Mitte ser Nieten i'm Sdiii3rums
pie gebobrt iporoen iporen, 10 ooB ooS
@aiier ein0rang. Die 9tictcn pltr-
oen bero1lSgenommen rr0 ourd uelle
eriebt. Ser 3peite Inidlo9 mltroe
fltr5 Dor Dem Stopelloui entOctt, i'll
Dem man fono, 6oB Elm ~ 8olI
oider @ol5en ouf Dem @o0en Der
3,ttihbobn bcfeitigt lporoeu mar,
peI6cr bei'm Serob8leiten 0e8 8obr'
3cit9eS in 6n$ 8oiier Sen 9o0cn oltf-
reiBen, reip. etlide @Iotten Ioderr
iollte. 9olo nof Dem Stapelloui
fano man, ooB 6oS S6iff Iedte, uno
ser brittle gni6Ia9 fam ans 2ift.
Ser 0ur6 oenielbcn ongcridtetc
S6noen lit fem GROCER mo Ieidt
ou88ubeiiern. @is iebt bat mani feinc
Spur bon Sen 8eriibern 0ieicr Sire.
peltbaten.
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MSaIides Qpndaeridlt in DbiO.

% beeItn9, @..@a., 2. Oft. -
Sad Serrp, elm notorii6er Neger.
cri6oB beute ST. 9eIaire, g., orli
Dem gegeniiber Iiegeu0eu liter OeS
Ohio . Hiper, eiren iitrtgen 8eiBen,
NamenS Carl @et6eL, ult0 Witr0e
mir nit 0tiibe ms @efGngniB &c.
bro6t, ga inn ein Mob ouf ben Ser
Ien mar. Seltte abeno berridt ilt'
gebeltre gtufregltng in 9eaoire unG
ltmgcbung ulo ein 2pnd9eridt i'm
2ollfe Scr Nod)t lit nidt ousge'
idlaiIet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
glnfidn6 Der gnftidiff @cttfa6rten

Ct, 2ouiS, 2. Oft. - Die @elt-
neutrality-suspicious. ba6en Oie 9ez
Itern ob0eIoufene 6riit INN Oert
100000 &reis fir sic bette 2eiitllr8
nit einem Ierfboren 2ltftihiff otf
einen rpeiteren Monot perIGltgcrt, ga
Ii6 bis ieBt fem 2ufti6iffer gerneIhct
bat, Der Oorgeihriebene 6obrge'
i6pin0igfeit erreidt bat. Mebrere
Grinder Iino nod nit Der SeriteI,
hing ibrer eigenortigen 2uftiditie
bei6dftigt uro Oieien min man @eIc.
9enbeit 8eben, ii6 UNI ben 100000
GreiS at belperben. Gie Bis iett Der.
onItolteten 2ufti6iffer 8%ettfobrten
blie6en melt binter oen @riuartun9en
3lriid.
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Srag6oie in ct. 2onis.

ct. 2oui8, 2. Oftober.- Gbo8.
6ca9a aus Der Stabt Merifo ,unb
8rau Sulio Wti(lcr muroen rpGDreno
Scr Oergangenen Nad)t geibollen uno
Die Strait mar cine 2eide, oils mani lie
auffono. 6roga bat cine &llgcl IN
Der 9ruit unO eS lit froglid), Oh er
ooOon fommen miro. Die 8oli5ci lit
Der Aniid)t, ooB Der Monn bon Ser
5rou in cinem Streite geidOiien
puroe, oaB ct ibr alsbonn ben &e-
poloer entriB uno iie t0otete. Gin
&epolOer lag auf Dem SuBbooen.
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ySrOqnOis . S6eatcr" E GrO5cf.

Gbicogo, 3. Oft. - No6oem
Hi6ter aeritenS cntidieoen bat, ser
8ertbcioigitng in Dem SroQltoiS. Che
oter. Yro3eB SIT gcItutten, eircn Gin
trog ouf @crIcgrptg oe5 &ro5eiic$
naf cincm onocren Gountp oltrd)5ll'
fetterL bat SijlfS.D iItriftsonpoIt
Barnes beidGoiier, Die GerfoIg1nG
oes @ei6GftSfiIbrerS uno oeS 3int'
mermonn8 Ser 8iibne oe8 3beoter5
tempor6r eil15uiteQCn uno 70. S. %.
bis g%etrennt pro5eiiiren 5u laiIeL
ooh miro er, ebe ct ben entideiocns
oen Sdritt tbltt, iid nit oemStout3'
onrpolt 9eneen uuo Den onoeren
Gorntpbeomten in'8 8%ernebmcn
Ieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
@icr WGnner ertrnnfcn.

@onongnbeIo, ga, 2. Oft.
-Gin Boot, III neldelm bier Grit
b~etorbeiter ben Mono9oblea . HiOer
fre1t5en moGten, muroe bellte bon
Dem 0ompfer Bertha" a%ngerannt
un6 gum 9entern gebro6t. Die bier
SnIoIien %ertronfen. Sic worer
IGntmtlid Stoliener unb beiBen;
Siloio 8oci, Beter 6roiini, emilio
9aognine unto Carlo 9olfn. 3mei
berielben b%interloiien 6omilien.
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Shiffsnahrid)tcn.

gram e.G oint, 2. Sft,-Boi'
itrt: Der 9antpfer ~Dtinnetonfo"
(pon Ren.Oorf) ro6 2onoon.
2iperpool, I. DIT. 4nge'
fommen: Die 9ampier nEuniiion"
bon Wontreal, narabic" bon Neiu'
Yorf uno n9ommeranion" bon
Wtontreol.
Wopille, 9. Oft. - slbgefob.
rem: Der 9ampfer columbia" nody
gtem.Dorf.
9ouGogne, /. Oft. - a6gefob'
ren: Der 8ampier nHpnonm" Coon
Gotteroam) na6 Retp.gorf.
2iperpooL 2. OFT. - I6gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
Die Giaarren 3Oamarfe.

Sobuna, :. Ctto6er. Die
Mitqlieocr ser v0i8ar @anafactu'
rers' g(Iiociation" ordngen Die cuba
niI6e 93egicrum8, ben Der. Gtaaten
gorIteIlungcn 6c}t8Ii6 Der fingered.
tiofeit 5u madcrl pelfe iie in Der
4enoerilnq Der 3oqmarfe fir impor-
tirte GtQorrcu cr6liden. @s miro be.
houptet, Die pom S6atamtS. Sefretdr
g6otp gcfroffere gnti6eioung oielte
alrr l,ntcridjtmG Der lle6ert0lpelung
Ser omcrifaniihcu Goniumenten, in.
sem ser 4ri6cin erlpeft tper0e, oaB
G]iaorrcnfitc1 loeId)e gemii6te ODER
on6prueit umtcr8coronete 8oare ent.
bolten. nit reiacn Saoana.G isarren
0cfijGt icict'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

fabren: oie 3ampfer Dgictorion"
mad g2cm.gorf, oGortbagintun"no6
ct. Sobn's, SoIifar unO @bila0el'
pbia.
Queen8torpn, 2. Oft. - A6s
oefobren: ser 9ampfer yGtruriG"
nod RetpsYorf.
3ooer, 2. Oft. - I%6gefaBren:
ser Camper .8elgrabia" Coon Sam.
blrg) mad Retp.9Orf.
SoutBumpton 2. Oft gb'
|geIabren: oie 2ompfer n@ermanic"
nod @erusgorf unO naonig GILBERT"
(oon Bremen mad 0ep.Yort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

" ott6ell.
9ie Gifts" in 6reocrif boben itd,
incorporiren loiien, nm Elm Club
boltS 81 bollen.
@r.8ollpernellr @rolpn mill omt
9onnerito9 in Ga Blota, GborIeS.
Gountp, eincn Barriers ooiS Club
ms 2eben rufen. Sn oieIen onoeren
Counties meroen tGglif oerortige
Clubs ge8riinoet.
Sn 6~eogoSbile, 6reoerid. Gountn,
lit ST.. s. g. 6rtlmer i'm gtlter bon
II Sobren 9eitorbert,
Sn Cumberland lit ser HeItollro.
teitr @m. Simmler I'M glitter bon 80
Sobren einem Ser3leioen pl0tIi6 err
le9en.
Sberit 8. @ictor 9orqbmon bat
fir Den II. Sftober Elm groBes Oar.
becue in Der N6be bon 9runStpif ar.
rongirt, bel wel6em ser @ice.YrGii.
hcntidofts : Gonoioat Der 9emofro.
ten, Sr. $. q. 9oois, ipre6en miro.
Sn Cambridge lit Sr. Sobn 70.
W}oiubrap, fen, geitorben.
Sn ser NGbe bon Gmmits6ltrq iin6
brci aiibe ouf ser Turm 0e8 Srn. 8.
=. Innon an Der &porop6obie er.
frantt ttno muBten getootet iperoet.
Sr. Innon coniultirte mebrere
Sbier0r5tc, oorltnter einen bon 9al.
tintpre, lpeIde Die 9ronfbeit ais Sn.
0ropbobte be5eidneten. Die 8iibe ina.
rem Dor l6ngerer 3eit bon einem
Suuoe 9ebiiien iporoen, Der pobr.
if)etnlid) toll mar.
81 9(rnolo'S Stotion on ser
Short Cine" Bel annopoliS lit %.
pio YbillipS ollf Ole Anl6uloigung
berbaftet moroelL ieincn Shtpoger
Yeter GaltIien ST. cridieBen beriuft
5lt boben. Yaulicn erbielt cine 8lt.
gel ourd) einen Singer.
Sr. Hobert Grain BON Baltimore
bat am unteren Botomac in GDarIess
Gountp mebrere i6one 2onOiibc
fGuilih erporben uno mta BORT elm
StGbtd)en onlegen.
Sn 6roItblrg ultroen Charles
uno Bert Seller bon eilter @ilofote
berfolgt lnO muBten iid olrrt bic
Sluf)t retten, obgleid) lie nit ibrcrt
&epolpern oltf oos Sbier idoiien.
Sci Saflono tuuroe Der Barber
9opio &c. &lopo, iuel6er ioeben aus
elmer Srren.gnitalt in 8eit.8irgi.
MEN entIoiien mar, altf Der @tien,
bobn %ii6erfobren u11o getootet.
9ei Glerslie, gQe9unp = Gountp,
erIitt Der Slider Charles &epier oas
burf to0tli6e gronomunoen, oaB er
bei'm Srodnen ieiner &leioeir an Ell.
mem offenen 6euer ant 6luiie einelt
eppIeptii6en InfaQ befam uno III
oas 6eiter fiel.
Die bemofratiiAc Contention hes
iefSten 9iItrifts miro iid am Wtttt-
ipod in Sagerstolpr bon Reltem Der,
iommell1, un1 einen Ganoiooten 81
n~onliniren. Sr. Sarnes 8. Sbomo8
bon Cumberland miro als moglider
Gonoioat g%enonnt.
&pine q hfrnde d U Il.
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Gin 8ciser aelnnd)t.

GBorI It o II, 90 IS, 2. Oft. -
Sobn Morriion, ein @eiBer, puroc
geItern in aeribolp, S..G., 9elDnft.
nodoem er gerooe einen onocrer
@ciBen, gtautenS 8iG z. 6Iopo, ant
brutule @eiie erntoroet bate. Wtor'
riion bate ldon borber orci gforo'
tbaten periibt uno luor ieoe8mal Der
Strofe entgon9er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
Nas benz SHHern @arDIanS's nnb
ben m~grcn5cnSen StaatCu.
Gas vSim 90 eieb

IN y v "
Sn Clifton, Gecil.Gountn tuur6e
Der Neger 8, S. $. Start BON 8aib.
ington, Elm @roieiior an Der .Som,
oro'llnioeritt0t" 0oieIbIt, un6 ser
9feger SomeS 8rtffitb BON 8aIti,
more loe8en &~erleBung oe8 Sim
Grom"' 8eieses Oerbaitet. Qieielben
tpl'roen 3ur 3abung elmer Stroic
BON $25 u1l0 Soften oerurtbeilt. Die
Strofe tuuroe ober nitt be3abIt un0
8eioen 8oben 9iirpidoft fir oieielbe
bis tbre Appelation enti6ieoen lit.
9ieieIben Douen oie GonItitltionaIi.
tat oe8 @eieBeS angreifen uno SEN
Sail idlicBliA Dor oas 0ber.S un.
oeSgcrid)t bringen.
StaotSi 6uIgeIoer
StaatS . GontroIel1r Or. gtfiniou
bot Die oierteIiGbrIi6c @ertbeilung
Der StootSidulgeIrer oorgenommen.
9anab erbolten Die Stabt uno sic
erIdieOenen Counties Die folQen0cu
8etrGge:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
9ett fnia er ncldlicben iein.

@iIfe8borre ga, 2, 0tt, -
George Hoiengront bon 8poming'
Gountp, Der Dor mebrcren Sobren
feline 8rou fir 5lDci Collars an lci.
men Better Hobmon0 Eolmer ber'
fo,tfte uno feline o6t Sabre oIte God
ter nit in oen Soui gob, bat iebt I'M
Sdeibung in oQer 6orm nodgeiitft,
ga er tpieoer beirotben mill uno feline
@erlobte Iid nit Der friiberena S6eis
ouit9" oes @ottcr ouf 8egenieitige8
llebereintommen nidt 5ufrieoen ae.
ben min. Bur 3cit ais &oiengront
feline 5ror perfouite, mar er 10 per'
gniigt, DAB er cja S4wein faafte
uro oils 6eItbroten fir Die S@ei-
6ungsfeier, 81, Wclder er feline @e.
fannten einluo, }gtcreiten Iieb. Sein
Better golmcr Ic6t nit Der fri.
beren Srou &oicn9rnnt iebr 9liidlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
A6iubrtStagc Der Granddaughter bon
WerusVprf.

2(m a. Oft. 2ompfer n9riu5 a0dE.
BERT" nod Neopel uno 8enla.
Pint 4. DIT. 3ompfer Raiier @il'
belm Ser 3weite" not Bremen.
q A. Oft. GampTer nGarpntbia"
nod QiocrpooI.
Nm 4. Gft. 9ampier nMoltfe"
mad Somburg.
9lm 5. Oft. Gampier n@ot8oom"
rat HottcrOom.
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p SSn Roiemont, elmer 8orItoi

Sll Hoiemont, elmer 8orito6t
Bbilaoelpbia's, boben @inbre6er nit
9Dnamit Den @eloidranf beS BoIt.
ANTS geiprengt uno etpa 5000 in
9aorgelo uno Boitmorfen geItob(ell,
Iolpie cine @enge re9iitrirte 8riefe,
in lpelfen ii6 9ioioenoen. Gbefs iiber
gang beoelltenoe Slntn1elt befanoel1.
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9ie anerRannt
bette Oeuti6e 3eitnng
Der
ONittels mnS SHosS taateit
lit Der
9euti6e Correspondent
in Baltimore, W0.
- 1949-1904 -

QteIe tdgli6e 0orgenjeitltng er.
ideint a d. Setten tart, miro
III Baltimore mo @albtngton btrett
MS SouS geltefert uno toitet
MIR 1912 Gents pro ISOLDE. NIT
SonntagSblatt 15c. @elteIunger
our6 SrGger ooer per Boit rno per
EeIepbon weroen prompt beritfit6'
tigt.
Mu0ern atSgerilltet.
aQe 9eportementS oeS 8eid1ftes
oe8 ,0euti6en Gorreiponoenten"iiro
nit ben nelteiten @rrungeni6aften
Ser RoI6inenborfunit perieber.
Seit Dem groBen 8rortOe itno Set.
Wtaldinen eingefitbrt ruoroen, tuel6e
ridtige @unoernerfe mooerner gfe'
dauif Iin0, uno nit Siilfe bon Gas
uno @leftri3itGt in @etrieb geieBt
meroen. Die 3eitllng miro auf elmer
Wtaidine nit enoloien Bapier ge'
hruft. 0ieie Maidine orudt,
i6neioet, faI3t urO 5dblt Die 3eitun'
gen, obre Dab irgeno nelAe merIfl-
lide Siilfe unbeOingt erforoerGid lit.
g~Or5iglider 9enisfeitsoienit.
Die Neooftion oeS r0elitiden Cor.
reIponoenten" Itebt in oirefter Ser.
6%in0une NIT allen 3e1tigfeits'agen.
t4ren, erbGIt Die 0epeifen Der rgli'
Iociirten Yrelie" ans allen Sbeilen
Der @elt, Dot einen iebr gut orgatt.
Iirten 9ienit Der erfabrenIten Be
ridteritatter uno Witarbeiter uno
tutn nit Heft glniprud arf Die
9ebouptllng MAIDEN, Dab eS Die belt
reoigirte 8eituug oes 2onoes lit.
SaS Bette bon Nlem.
Sn oen Spolten oes u9eutihen
GorreIponoenten" finoen Die 2eier
auSqc5eidnet geidriebene 2eitartifel
iiber b~rennenoe &oge8Iragen, Iadge-
mGbe Noti5en, Die nelteiten Gepeiden
bonn &rieg8i6allplaBe ans Dem Ier'
nen Often, Die beiten Nodri6ten III
fur5 gefoBter Gorm aus uGlen
Sbeilen oes Sn. un0 alt8lanoes
mas i'm Snnern OeS eige.
men StaateS borgebt, mas Die
Wtuni5ipal. 9eb0rben onbetrifft, mas
IN 0en @cridten gci6iebt, mas I'M
G~etcin8lebcn borge1t, pie Die Breiie
fir 2c6cn8mitteI Iteigen ooer fallen,
pa8 IS fiir 8etter gibt uno Salt-
Ien0c Don unoeren Saden, inter De-
nen eS fir ie0en &eier ettuas Snte'
reiiaHteS gibt.
Ils Inseigen-M ebium
ge6t Der nQeuti6e Correspondent"
2luen ooratt.
Qieie 3eitltng miro bon Ben 8e.
BORDEN fir Die nnltli6en 9efanntmd'
6ungen benust.
9(ae @ereiue, @eieaidaften uro
Gorporotionen 5eigen i'm n0euti6en
GorreIponoenten" an.
Die @ei6dftSlei,te piilen, oaBgu.
3eigen in oieier 3eitung Die belten
Geililtote bringen.
Sobrifonten ltno Sanoperfer Ilt.
den Die au5eigenipalten oieies 8lat.
ties.
ltno ofpor nit &eft; oenn Der
.9eutI6e Correspondent" gebt in
oQe 3reiie, Gei6 uno arn, sod
uno Hieorig, Nob uno Sern, Demo-
fraten uno &epublifoner, Q8irtbe
uno &emperen5ler, uno bietet Iaen
@ttuaS.
8eidaftsDerbinSnng.
9as @ei6dftS . Bureau uno 6os
8eoaftionSlofal befinoen ii6 in Rr.
Ali, ct. Haul.S troBe, mo- In5eigen
uno 8elteaungen auf Die 3eitung,
iopie Herigfeiten unb anoere Dit.
tbeiIltngen entgegen aenommen per'
ben. 5erner fam oas 8eifGft our6
beioe Telephone errei6t tueroen: fir
oaS 8eI61fts , Bureau s. & 3.
1928, Wount 8ernon; fir Die Te.
oaftion 6. g. g. 3175, Mt. Sermon;
Marplano 1899, GourtIano.
go. Statue,
g~igent9iimer uno S~eralisgeber.
Nr. 4tt, ct. Baul.S trabe,
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Seine g a rage mad 1T
tern. = Sn 6olge Ser geringelt
Ia6froge mad aultern nur0en alit
Samitag 1000 8uidel Der Sdoal'
tbiere nod oen NuIternbeeten 5uriid
ipeoirt, poielbit tie Bis gum @intritt
Ser folten @itterurg liegen aeloiien
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8eidGftsberbinbnng
90. Naime,

Gigent6iimer uno Serausgeber.
Ir. 4tt, ct. Baul. Strabe,
Baltimore, $40.
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g oti5e II.

GotoG ........ $20O,OOO.OO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
IN 4 SAFE PLACE.
zErs. ogden Goelet Finas Her Gemu In
New York.


NEW YORK, Aug 1O.-The Pinker
ton detective agency, which was called
upon by Mrs. Ogden Goelet to trace the
500. 900 worth of jewelry stolen from
her by some person supposed to be il
her own social circle, has issued the
following statement:
"Mrs. Ogden Goelet's jewels which
were believed to have been lost were
through the suggestion Of the Pinker
tons and Chief of Police Richards OF
Newport, found by her in her safe IL
this city.
Mrs. Goelet left New York for New
port on June 81. She supposed she
took with her her jewel case. In the
middle of July she missed 1t and made
a thorough search for it at her New.
port residence. Failing to find 1t, she
reported the loss to the Pinkertons
and also to Chief of Police Richards
Of Newport.
"After a thorough investigation by
the Pinkertons, who concluded that nc
robbery had been committed and that
her jewels were probably in her safe
in THIS city, she, at their suggestion,
came to New York on Monday and
upon opening the safe found the jew.
els where she had placed them"
The agency declined to say a word
more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
FLEET NOT A BLUFF
Our Envoy to Turkey May Be
Recalled.
SULTlS'S OBsINAcY The CAUSE
Cabinet Meeting Mas Discussed the
Situation with Ottoman Empire
and May Sever DIPLOMAT
fc Relations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Accordine
10 the present plans OF the state de
partmcnt, it is probable that sensa-
lional developments will follow the ar
rival of the European squadron at
Smyrna, Asiatic Turkey, If the sublime
porte continues to remaiR deaf to the
demands of the United States. 1t was
reported that the sultan had yielded to
tie American governments demands,
but later reports contradict this.
The Turkish situation has been full.
~ discussed ut a cabinet meeting, and
1t has been decided that while no in
structions will be sent to United States
Minister Leishman at Constantinople
prior to the arrival at Smyrna of the
cruisers Olympia. Cleveland and Bal
timore, composing the European squad
ron under Admiral Jewell, it is known
that the plans Of the state department
for bringing about a change Of views
on the part of the sultan and his min
istcr contemplate no more extended de-
lay than that indicated.
1t is believed that in the event Of
the sultan refusing favorable consid-
GRAFTON to the American demands Min
lister Leishman will be recalled to the
United States and diplomatic relations
between the United States and Turkey
absolutely severed.
1t is pointed out that the European
squadron was sent to the Turkish port
of Smyrna with a distinct purpose in
view. This purpose was certainly not
to make open war nor to seize either
Smyrna or some other Turkish port,
for that in itself would be an act of
armed hostility.
But, on the other hand, If the Euro
pean squadron, after remaining at
Smyrna for a time, was withdrawn
without having accomplished anything
the sultan refusing to change his at
titude with regard to the American de-
mands-the United States would be
placed before the other great powers
in a position exceedingly lacking in
dignity.
Consequently, in the event of no good
result following the arrival and pres
ence of the American warships ut
Smyrna, the only course left open to
the United States would be the recall
of its minister and the severance of
all diplomatic relations with the sub
lime porte.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
Fire Raging at victoria, b. c.

VICTORIA, b. c., Ang. 10.-A great
fire is raging in the residential section.
1t commenced In tile Albion Iron
works. The fire appeals to be likely to
be confined to severai blocks in the
northern residential Quarter. Part Of
the Albion Iron works, including the
pattern ROOM, is a total wreck. The
fire jumped several Hundred yards.
wiping out residences on Government
street, and then went with the high
wind to the Work estate, where it is
now raging. 1t is too high for water
pressure there, and the fire department
is practically helpless. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-For fifteen
years Mrs. Theresa Born, e~ighty-foui
years old, and her son Paul, forty
years, have lived in a little dark back
room at 236 Blocker street. Mrs.
Born declares that never in all that
time had she or her son been out of
that wretched little room, and that he
had never seen a trolley car. While
millions of New Workers have lodged
them here is one who never saw a
trolley car until yesterday. He had a
horror of meeting people, and even be-
fore he became i'll he could not be in
duced TO leave the house. Yesterday
the neighbors Informed the police that
the Borns were i'll and destitute, and
they Were taken to Bellevue hospital.
Mrs. Born is paralyzed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
Mis-. Bishop In Eden wreck.

HARTFORD, Conn. Aug. 10.-Miss
Carrie o. Bishop, daughter of Mrs. s. s.
Bishop of this city, was among those
who lost their lives In the wreck Of
the passenger train at Eden, Colo. Sun
day evening. Her cousins, John Il.
Bishop and Eta A. Bishop, brother
and sister, both of Pueblo, are also
among the dead. Miss Bishop left
Hartford two weeks ago to visit rela-
tives in Colorado, and it is presumed,
in lack of further details, that she, in
company with her cousins, was going
by train to visit other relatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
A Missionary Motor CIR.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 1O.-The
Rev. Father L. Il. Wahlmeir, a Cath
Ollie priest who lives ut Plainville, In
the ''short grass region of Kansas,
has visited Kansas City for the pur-
pose of purchasing an automobile for
use in connection with missionary
work now being done in that section
of the state. He purchased a four seat
ed touring car, which was shipped to
Plainville. He will visit the different
missions and churches in his field in
the ear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
T .lephone "a +. Local Phone 81
PORT READING LIVERY
AND BOARDING STABLES.
r. o. Brltton, Mgr. cARTERET N J.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

William Quigley xccut,r Of John j..
Moylan, deceased, by di cotton Of th
Surrogate of the County OF Middle ex,
hereby gives office to his creditors
of tho the said J I'm J M,,ylan t.
bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate of ih
said ,lecsdent under oath or firma-
tioil. within nine mouths from this date,
or they will he forever barre Of any ac-
tion therefor against the said executor.
Dated July 26, 1901. William Quigley
executor. 1872 z 81 If oew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 10.-A
mob of 200 men and boys, packing
house strikers and their sympathizers,
stopped an incoming train carrying
strike breakers at Riverside, Kan, last
night. drove the nonunion men from
the train with clubs, threw their bag
gage into the Kaw river and set fire
to the ar. The police put out the fire
before any damage had been done. No
arrests were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
Three Hurt by Explosion.

MIDDLETOWN, N. ". Aug. TO-
Three men were injured by the explo-
sion of the tank of a new chemical IN
CINE at Goshen. Harry j. Scott re-
ceived a fracture of the skull, Robert
Ladue suffered an injury to his eyes
which ruined his sight, and Frank
Hook had a hand broken. The engine
belonged to the Cataract Engine conf
pany and was being tested when the
explosion occurred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
Bug Chol<ed Him on.

ASBURY PARK, n. j., Aug. TO-
Captain Charles H. Stanley, a field Off
Ger of the Blue Button army, who is
known as "the converted comedian
and who is leading services at the Res.
cue mission here, narrowly escaped
choking to death last night while sing
ing a hymn. AS he opened his mouth
wide on a high note a beetle flew down
his throat and lodged in his windpipe.
The captain was black in the face be.
fore the insect could be dislodged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 10.-Organized
searching parties have secured the
Fountain river for miles in the hope
of finding the remaining bodies of the
victims of the wreck at Eden. Ten
more bodies have been recovered and
identified. A %coroner's jury was call
ed which viewed the scene of the
wreck and has examined a number of
witnesses,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10

MOUNT VERNON, y. Y, Aug. TO-
1t has been learned that several con
f~ercnces have been held at the Repub-
lican club in New York for the pur-
pose of placing Mayor John e. Andrus,
a multimillionaire of Yonkers, in the
field as n candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor in case Elihu
Root will not consent to make the race.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-10
Magistrate Moss a Life saver.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Magistrate
Joseph Moss has had life saver" add
ed to his titles by his New York
friends. 1t was gained by his plucky
rescue of Miss Alice Jaffee of this city,
who is stopping at the Waldorf, Rock
away Beach. She became exhausted
while In the surf and was rescued by
the plucky magistrate after Il hard
struggle.