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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
sdyrcfcnsiccnc auf cincm gabmsna

SnotnnopoIiS, Sno., If.
Oft. - Gin miloer Ganif entItono
aeltcrn Nbeno utter Den GaIIoQiereu
ctnc3 Ecrlonen5ugeS mli Der .Henns
ipluonia 8obn," ais pl0blif einer
Der W~itiobrcn0cn BON ieirlem Site
auiiprang mo NIT ciuem Hepolper
S6uB otf SdllB uod alien Hidtlms
gen bin ubieuerte. Der Monn mar Of
ienbar mnbnitnnig uno gloltbte lid)
bon 8eriolgern umringt. Gr meroe
eS ntdt 0ul0en, buB mar i'm to0te,
ricf Der Halen0e rno begann Icinelt
Ncpolpcr ob5llfctern. 9ei Dem e~rItert
SduIIe entltnno elm miI0e3 8e0rGngc
Ser Yaiiogierc nad) Den YltSgGn9en,
un0 mehrere Sruren iontcm bulb toot
Dor 9lngit, 5u 9oOen. 9lIS ser @obn-
1innige nltc Yotronen in Dem Ncuols
Der pcrI6oileu bate, mnllte CT Die
Wofic bon 9tellem laOetr, lpuroe ober
bon einigen bon0fciteu Ofdmtern &C.
podt uno iiberp0ltigt. Damn lpuroe
ieItgeItellt, ooB Der S6ieBbolo MIR
5u gut ge5ielt bate. gm 9ooen lag
Elm 15.iGbri9er ano6e, ourd eilelt
SbuB III Die linfc 9rrit ouf ben So0
perlurnoet; 5uet WGlner lno 5luei
6rollet lporen BON Sen iibrigen Sit
geln getroifen, abcr nift lebenSoe.
f0brIid) permltnoet moroen. Ger
@abniimnige nennt iid) Daniel
GlpiQa, permltblid BON Nep-Oorf,
uno lit 8ei6dit5agcnt fir cine $50.
d)enidriit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Sic Rem gOrfer 5micGcpiOcmie.

Nn 100 Grfronfunqeu i'm Strpfer'3
Sarm 0iItrift. Nnqeblide
Equalization oli 0a$ 2cbcn pom
Srunfenboloen.
Rem Yorf, If. Oft. - Ole
3obl Der &ergiftrmqSfGQe ourd an
9eblid ible6teu mto ueriGlidten
@bisfeu IN Dem unter Dem Nancn
rStrpter's 6orm" b|efonnten QiItrift
Qltf Der @eitieite i6eint nod, bel @ei-
tenn ar0Ber 81 iein, ais man mfduu.
lid geobnt bat. Or. 8riliop BON ser
SanitGtS6cb0roe lit iett oomit be.
Id)Gittgt, aus ben Iften Der 8cb6r0c
@uS5itge auer 8ooesfGue in ienem
0tItritt i'm leBten Wonat 5lt mudber.
Coroner Sdoler GuBerte oie Il1lid,t,
Dab Die 3o6l Der Opfer oeS 8bia-
fepS cine be6cuteno b06ere iei ln0
m6qlider @ciic 100 crrcidcn lpcr0c.
Gem Coroner lit Elm icuiotioneaeS
8eriidt 81 Obren Getommen. &iele
Scr orbeitsifcuen &loiuiouen ieue9
8iertelS, lpe.HtI IN oen @irtbihuitcn
berrm5ltltngern pilcgtcll, iolleu
nGmlid) inl &ntereIic Der Mirtbc, mel
DIE ibre 0ldubiger marcn, pcriidcrt
gerpeIelt iein. Der Coroner miro
OieIe 8criidte ulteriuden mo hot
Die Yoli3ei eriuft, cine 2iite 0%erieni-
gen Yerionen unter Sen Opfern, mel.
DIE Oeriifert mnren, 1tlo Die Ntomcn
'6cr 2eute, oti mcId)e Die Yolicicn
oltSgeltcIlt morerL on5uicrtigcn. Cine
0crortige Equalization ouf ooa &ebeu
bon GrumtenboIoen lu1re nod ME 0oe
gepeIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Nuf San Srnnciseo perIebt.

Gbicnoo, Sis, If. Sttober. -
@r. Sron5 9opp, mcldlcr ponl Sabre
1898 bis 1898 I'M bieligen oelltidcn
aoniulot al5 &ice.Goniul tbGtig
mar mo Damn oils aoniul bcS oeltt.
id)e1l RcidcS nod Montreol, Cana
on, gin0, lit III Der gleiden Gigen.
idlaft nod San Sron5isco perictt
poroen. SIS lit Dies cine Iebr begebr-
tc StcIlu1g. 81 ser ST.. 9opp, eiu
S6ipicgerlobn beS befnmntcn Iopo.
foten Srt. 8ifbclm Godc, bon oIlcr
Soften begliidniinid)t miro. Srn.
9opp'S Name 1T in ser letter 3eit
pieoerbolt in oen 3eit1rngen TO-
iuobl, lpie in 0eutidlonb lnb i'm briz
tiifcn Torlontent genonnt Dorbcr,
oo CT nit ser canobii6en Hcgierlng
iibcr Die interelialtte 6ragc, OBJ
Geutidlono III ben britiihen Solo
MEN in commer5ieacr 9e5iebnng
5lir @leiditeIling nit Dem Wlltters
lonbe bercdtiet lit. sic Serbonoluns
gen 81 fiibren bette. 9efonntlid bat
Die Observation-Disclosures in Die.
icr 6roge bo5u gefiibrt, boB CANADA
gegcn 9elltiflono einen Bulldogs
5oQ cingefiibrt bot. Der Serr aon'
jul meilt sur 3eit ais Gait oes Srn.
Gofe nit ieiner Camille in Chicago.
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Webr aricssIdific bum Stapel.

9otb, Wte., fl. Sftober. - 9oa
nel,eS dlodtidiff criter alaiIe n8eor-
eio," Elm 5abr5ellg bon $4,000 Cont
men, iultroe beilte I'M SdiffSbonboic
Der Bath Sron 8orfs bonn StopcI
qelalien. Der Stapellouf 9ing obnc
jeelidc Strung bon Statten. Die
2ouie oes Sdiffes mnroe bon SRI.
Steua Gate, Der Sodter oes perltor-
bencn Woiors ". Gate, einerS dipc-
tier oeS GongreBmitglieoes 5. eortcr
Sote, poll5ogen.
Ncm gorf, II. Sftober. Der
Stopcllauf oes 4ononenhootes "Eoz
oucab" fauo beute SIT MorriS SeigbtS
om Sorlem : Hiper itatt 1tlo oerlle1
obnc llnfoa. SRI. Minnie Wfap yeiler
aus Gaoucob, SEP, tanfte oaS Stltl
burd ;3eridmettern elmer Slaldc
Gbompaqner om 8uge. 9aS nelte
aononenboot lit gum Oienite IN Den
oltoIiotiiden @eipdiiern beitlntr1t II
bon gerineem Siefaonge. Us m'ro
1T ctipo feds Wonaten polenoef ZEN
ll,b inn 8an5en $650,0O0 bis S'oo,'
600 folter. Seine 2ange betrasf ~,
SUB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
&crmiIdte telesrapbiIde 9cp"idcn.

- SSn ser HS%rrenanItolt 5u Samils
ton, Ont, bat Ser SIRE George 2in0
mooo ben Oberb1der SoneS Mtortin
nit elmer @rt getootet, inoem er ibnl
ben S6GoeI einhieb. 2ingipooo, mel
der fir ungefdbrlid gebolten puroe,
bate ifon felt einem Sabre III Der
8Gderei ser Nnitalt a~lI59ehoIfct.
Rah Der Sdredqn5tbot pcrlieB Der
SIRE nit ieiner art rltbiq Die Dad
tube ltno iogte SIT Den herbeieilenoen
8drtern: Gem 9Gder babe ib Is
obcr oroentlid) qcqeben."
st. 9. 8an Slice ans Gong SS-
LAMB, N..y., meld)er iid lett @od)cn
aus Observation-Disclosures in @cr.
nerSoiQe, bel Heabing, ga, atf9c-
boltcn bottc, lutroe in ieinem Sim.
mer NIT 0urd)ldnittener 8eble altf9c.
funoen. Gr mar Elm Monn BON ct.
ipa 80 Sabren llto Itarf an lor,o.
Observation-Disclosures be.
tbeili9t.
Ser Surpar0 Stll0cnt 2con
StrouB, weld)er ON 2S. September
oen zoo oc5 llnipcriitGtS 2 2e6rcr5
Nlrtbur 9, Mpmon ourd) l(ebcrfab'
relt NIT eincm 9lilton1obil ueronluBtc,
lit bon Dem Giitrifts ; @erihtc 5lt
Cambridge, Moii, fir bic @roBges
idluorcncn f%citgebnltcn, abcr gcGcll
SteQltng bon 9iirgid)aft uuf frcicm
SUB beloilcn luorocn.
- Sn Monitolt, Col, ipnroc oo3
NorriS : @otel 0ltrh 6eler 5erltort.
Die 6lommen g"riifen aitf OoSSorter'
Sotel ltno mebrere ongren5enoe DC
bGlloe iiber, bod gelan8 IS, Den
9rano 81 l0ifen, che bctrod)tlid)er
Stuoen ongeridtet mor. Die @oteIs
aGitc batten 3eit genl9, lid inSid)er.
belt SIT b%ringen, mo Nicrnoio morO
perlctt. Ger matericlc &crlilt miro
oilf $4,000 b%ered)net.
Sn Bottom, Moii, iii Der eng
liihe Compiler Straits Of Goper",
ipeld)er oortbin bon HrogeIo, Wcrlco,
cine 2oolung Siiol . 8roS brad)tc.
ltllter GuorontGne geitclt porocn,
Ga man BEL orei Wanu oil 9oro
aronfbeits = Symphonic entoeft bat,
sic ltorf an aelbes 5ieber e%rinncrt1.
ltto oa ser friibere gereblSbober oeS
SdiffeS, Captain @ebber, Dor cit
paar @ohen oieier tiidiidcn Seltdc
erlcgen lit.
- Sn 9onburp Conn, bat 6rdll
Scnnie Benedict, bic 80 Sabre olte
@ittipe zines ongeiebenet @eid)GftSs
marines, ourd 8erihluden bon aars
bolidilre Selbitmoro beaungen nno
bic @ittipe Sarab Sopce ollrd) ers
idieBen. Die 2ebtere binterlieB goilj
aenolle cSnitruftionen 9etrcifS ibreS
9cgrobnilies unb le9te iogar oieSleI'
ser 5ureht, in rueld)en lie begroben
lucroen milf. 9eioe baben bic tral|.
riae 5bat in cinent Iniaa bon
S6ipermltD %begangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
SdJrefcnstbut zines Samiliens
OatcrS.

GICbcIono, o, #. Sftobcr.--
9oblumil SfnCpp, Gin II Sabre al.
ter 90bmc, Scr in Nr. 4S, GongreB-
ItroBe, luobnt, bat ieine 5tuei Sin.
Der, emma un0 Sobn i'm Sitter bon
4, reip. 3 Sobrcn, I'M Setter leineS
W%obnbouicS crmoroct. Gr if)oB
9cibc in Die SdIdfc u1o poQenoetc
Iein WforOWert 0onit, oaB CT ocrl
ainoern nit cincm fiinfEfuno i6ipe.
rem Sommcr 6cn ShGoeI einid)lltg.
Sorber bottc CT icil>c 0pier gefne.
belt, 0onit tic nidt idreicn fonntcn.
9tof Der cntIeblifen Chat begob et
Iid) nod) Dem 6ricobofe, no feline Dor
eincm Sabre ~aeitorbene Srou beer.
ot0t it, nno id)oB ii6 IN ben aopf.
Die @ilnoc, Die or lid) beigebrodt,
ut obcr notwithstanding ni6t tootlid,.
Stncpp mor ieit mebreren Wonoten
tronf 9clucicn uno botte iiber Den
500 1cincr Srou gcbriitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Wlit elmer 8icrfiaIdbe erid)laeem.

NtbcrS, 9, If. Oft. - 6ronf
8IadItone, 80 Sabre aft, mltr0e bcltte
BON emmett Mnion nit ciner Bier
iloid)c tootgeibtooen, oils CT Oeniel-
ben NIT ieiner (8lodItone's) 6ron
in cinem 3immer cingcidlolien
iiberroidte. Woion IteQte Iif Ser
Yoli5ci. 6rau 9lodItone oerIicB
Ntbens, lpuroe ieood SIT Beaumont
pcrbaftct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
8eInacrte Sapanerinnen.

SSn ibrem 4oitbauie 81 ct. Sollts BON
2euten oeS 8unoeSmdrihaQ5 1tms
felt. = Sic polleu nidt gutpiI'
lig nod ,Sapon DeiulfeGren.
st. 2ouiS, If. Sftober. - Sie-
ben5ebn iaponii1e Decentralization
baben t6 oilf tbren 3immern in Ell
nem 9~oitbartie eingtidlloiien un0 net
germ Iid), Die 6eimretIe nod Sapan
an3utreten. Ser iapaniide General
GommiiiGr Gciima ouf Der @eltonS-
Itclllng battc Die grnoe9beboroen CT
Iud)t, bic 3uriidbcf0r0eruna oiciec
@eiIha-OtGo6en Die in einenG iaponi-
Ifen Q~beebauie ouf Der IllsItelung
be0ienitet Dorert, 5t oeranloiien, nno
mehrere Notwithstanding fubs
rem gcItern NIT 5mei proBen GrpreB-
poqen Dor DEM aoitbmrIe Dor, nm Die
0tGodCn unO ibr @epGd fort5uidaf-
fen. Sic iticBcn ie0of olri unermor=
tctcn @i0criton0. Die WG06en biel-
ten iif binter peri6loIienen Sbiiren
ouf ibren 3immcrn llno moGlten nidt
glltnillig mitqcben. 81 eincm &C.
poltIamcn Ginldrciten tonlte man
iid nid)t CntId)licBeL ltno 10 luur0e
cine regclred)tc 9elogerlIng 0e5 Scott.
boltieS angeoronct, bis Ole WG0den
ibren @iocrItonO ouf9eben milr0en.
Mtebrere 2erlte 0e5 9unoe5maridoll3
boben OaS @oltS mnitellt.
Ger ioponilhc GomniiiGr 9epplI
iaot, or ertuortet, Dab Die WtG06cn
ihlieBlid in sic Hiidtebr nod) Der
Seimatb c%inluiQi9cn miirbcrL menn
man Tic nift neiter einidiiftere. 9ie
Gommiiiare lpollten nltr ibr 8cite3
unO bdttcn linen nltd) @clo fir Die
&Pimfobrt angcboten, bod bitten iic
ie0e ltntcritiibln9 obgclcbnt, neil ic
qlollbtclL iie miirOcn 0onlit Gerpilid)-
tltngcn c%ingcbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Fetttton ruiiiiher S8roe.
liten.

EctcrSbnrq, II. Sftobcr. -
Die Sltoen boben cine Ictition on
Den 6iirItcn Smiotopolf MirSfp, ocr
Winilter ocS &lnCrn, ocrihtct, oo.
NIT er ocn toiicrIiden ltto$ pom "a.
Iltglt't, meldlcr bcn &ermonbten BON
Iilolld)en Solooten, Die OIL Der Trontc
olellen, %9eItottet, III irgeno cincm
Sbeile pon &lBlono 5t Icbc11, aud,
oit1 Die 6omilicn ioldcr Solooten
on"ocbne, mcld)e getootet mllrocn.-
Sn Der Eetitiou beiBt eS, oob ictt
1900 Suoen bel Ger Nrmee in, fer.
men Often iinb.
Sn elmer Gonierena 5miidcn ocr
WfiniItern beS Snnern. Der Sinon,er
nno oeS GerfebrSmcicrtS mllroe Sc,
8eihlnB gefabt, Suben. melde mad
Siioamerita ober irgerb einem onoc
rem Sal1oe ntBerbolb Guropo's aus
5uipanbern ipiiniden, einen nelle,
Giienbobntarif bis sur ruiiiide,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
0entidlcs 7prf abaebrannt.
9oIieGbe lag OiAt benin 9lnSIteaun9S'
plate in ct. 2ouio mo mar nitt
Qon5 einmonoireien G6arafters.-
Ionif inn .TorcIt-Eor t=Sotel".

fiNiDA VI -
oon3 einnanoireien G6matterS.-
Gonif I'M nIorcit-F rt-Sotel".
ct Qouis #. Oftober. 9oS
n9eutide Oorf" elm peItlid BON DER
@c(touSitculrng gelegete3 Helort
niht aar3 cinmonOtrcten @baratters,
oeoen peld)ea Die @rnn0 SllrD Inter
iuhllnocn cingelcitet un0 8relie mo
Qon3cl Tngrific gcri6tet batten, lit
Elm p0aigcr Holtb Der Slommen &C.
mor0en. Die &%ernid)tlng OcS Tor
fea" lit cine totolc.
3ur. fritiihen 3eit 6efon0en ii6 &c
4erIoncn in Dem 5lpeiitodtgen 6afs
lpert. @e6Guoe; 2lue Dcrmodten iid SIT
rettcn, un0 5luei aellnerinnerL Gmma
WfiQcr uno Rlltb 0}ennCro, mnroen
in bcprBtloieu 3uitonoc bon Dem
Qripatrpdhtcr George y. Simmon3
in Siderbeit gebradt.
aolm OoB sic 6lammqn cntOcdt
tuurcl1 proiieltcn iic in Der Sotel-Nbs
tbeillmQ Oca @cbQltoeS, Die oI9bolo
lid)tcrlob brortntc. Der SGdtcr, Der
bic in Dem @cbduoe bcfinOlidct
Iroltcn in unmittclborer @efobr
glQltbte, elite in 0oS Snnere un0 tonO
oie 5rolten in gr0Bter 8onit BON e.
mem 3immcr not) Dem an0ercn lalts
fcno. Die Snioiicn OeS &ouIe9 mllBs
ten &leiocr mno @crtbiodcn 5uritt
laiicn un0 %Ucrmod)tcn mn Dos nottc
&cben 81 rctter. &on ben @QitCn I'M
D6oreit-Eort" uno o6roternal-SoteI"
Wuroen lie nit &IciOcrn periebcn.
SIM &crlouie elmer bolben Stltn6c
mar 0oa .9ori" b0uig nieoer9es
bronnt. g8ic pcrlulttct, loll 0a9 6clcr
in Der Slide cntiton0en fem. PIN
Son1tag Nbeno mar in cinem groBcn
Diem Sellcr genlod)t mor0en; offcnbdr
iielen g%limmcn0e &obleu aus Oentiel.
ben SIT 8o0cn rrn0 ent5iin0eten 0oS
@ol5lucrt Der &iiAe. Son 0icier per
brcitctcn Iid bic 6lommen itber 0aS
gauge @ebdlt0c. Ger Scllcrpebr blieb
9ii6tS mcbr 81 tblm iibrig, olS Die
bcnad)burtcn NcbGtl0C Dor DEM Ser.
0crbcn 81 idiiBcn. PTS auf Dem
0ohc oc5 os5oreItE orf- Sotela" Gin
fleiner 8rou0 ocrurladt mllroe, be
mG6tigtc ijt Der 300 8GIte Elm go
nit lie eiltcn ms 6rete un0 ocrblic.
ben ooieI6it. bis ser Brand in Dem
D0orf" porilbcr mar.
Qic n0rolid) BON ocm 8ebGlt0c &C.
legcnc Sorm in ser glt9Itellltng mllr-
De nltr nit Wfiibc Dor 8crni6tunQ be,
lDabrt. 6rnten mo glitbenoe StiidC
lpur0Cn iiber Den Die Nlt9Itelllng Inn.
9dbcnoen Hlob qctrogen mo fieleu IN
Die GiebIt1uc. 9tlr Dem %c1tcrgtidcr
Gingreifen Der 20id)mannidoft lit cE
81 Dcr0anten bob BORT feline Brand.
&otoitropbc cintrot.
0oS Gbcpoor 9lonco, WltIifer
biiBtc icin Eiono, m1riitoliife Snltrus
mentc ullo ibrcn 2lpporot fir belueg-
lifc 9iIoer bel DEM Brand ein.
Die 8eicui6oit, meld)e oo5 o9e1tt,
idc Gorf" erboutc, bcitebt ouSS tnotS-
Senator Gopc Nclion, Soiepb Slipe,
Glenn. &inb u1r0 SO. Grolp. Die Wlo-
lloger Oe8 Heiorta, ooS 0~cnerolot-
malt Grolu iiin9it SIT i6IieBcu perllld)-
te, morcn 50. Grolp mo @orrp 6iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

VeinTihps M,,f,rhpo bo4 pc in nc
tpften QrpIfpn Scr SitrcihiIhp
6o,n+ItoSt bprnorocrnirn SoR Sc
friihrrr 7bcrytTip,,tcront QIonmcrt
ncopn onophrih bpoonocncr gctriiac
rpirr in Goft opnnmnpn mor0cn iii
MpIfcnfrotcr niht 0e.
minidt
Die hrcnFiihcu 0}iniiter 0c@ &nnc
rcu, Ser 6ffcntlid1cn gr6ritcn lul0 oel
!Son6pIa habcn iocben cine @ctitiol1
nm GrloubpiR }rr Grrfhtlmg BON
g1@oIfcrfrobcrn~ in 0rn prcuBiihc1
StGDtcn abihldaig bcihic0cn, Ger
GentroIpcrcin 0clttidcr 6]obrifantc!l
hattie i'm Sntcrciic Der Giicn g $tron-
ifrie ul0 inn Sinblid ami Die Shnpl2s
riofcit, in riniqcn St6otcn Scr raid
uad1icn0cn observation-disclosures &c.
iun0c rm0 dcuiiQen0c Aobnlt1tten
3u bcidaiicn, nm cine N}o0ifitotlon
Ser bauIihcn &orihrtttcn crllld)t.
Tic 4ctcntcn bottcn 0aroli b%ingctuie-
icL 0oB Ole ieBigc 9cihranfung Der
60hc BON @cbalt0cn in Berlin oltf
II SUB Ocn mo0crncn 8am1ctbo0cn
nid1t mcbr cntiprchC,
Cic W}iniitcr untmortctcn, ole Sen.
erageiabr merOc olrh Oie Stoblcon.
itruftion Scr @cb0ltoc nid)t bcicitigt,
mic ans nclcrIidcn 6aQcn in Ocn
Ser. Stooten berporQcbc, 100 2eute
in Sen obcrrn Stodmcrtcu nidt &C.
rcttct mcroen @fonntcu, iucnn in Ocn
lntcrcn Stodrpcrfcn 6cucr auabrud).
2lltd lei e9 umn0qlidl Oua Waiicr 10
bod ST. trcibcu nm sic 6lonncn SIT
loidcn.
0e5 Icrncrrn, iuQcn sic Winiitcr,
ipitr0c Die Nhlibcblmg Der icBigcu
@nubeihrGntungcn cine luiloc Spc.
tnlntion inn @runObciiB cntieIielt.
Die 6obritontcn 2 &crciniglu1g &c.
0cnft ic0o6 niht, Iid) bel oicicm OBJ
lcbncnOen 8cideio SIT ~bcrltbigcll, uuO
miro beriudcn, ole 3uriidnobnle oc9.
lclben bcrbei5ufijbren. Gem &erein
Iteben Die Nuaiprij6c elmer 2ln5obl
0eutld)Cr SQd)OCritUn0ioCr 5ltr Sci
te, lpcld)C bcriihcrn, Dob ale Minor
0crllngcn al Die TcllcricltiQtcit bobcr
@cbdltOc 0ur6 0o3 m%critunild)c
Stobl 6onItruttiou2 = Spitem ct
fllut lucr0cn f0n1en.
since eIOflcmm
Gle &ci6Sbonf bot lire Gi5conto.
Hote olI 3 &ro5cnt mo bic 2eibrate
ollf 6 Ero5ent fcitgcictt; bic id6Ii-
la)ea uno oo9efl'd)en Solten Dobcn
oun SellP'el ldlelIlll9 1od9eabult;
oitlt@ @of9eDell ut ole 6oI9e DER ilI1'
9"''I''8et V'lollll'otIol' l'no DC" 3lt'
"'''''I''lurl'll1Plen@ oe" @olooorro-
tpe" III OCT gelWSoont, opnoDl III
oell leBfe1 Nn9ell ans Solloolt a.
9eleQen bon Den beoelltcnOen &or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-01
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-01
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-01
DOESN'T POSE AS HERO.
Sheriff KcndIick Says He valued Inc
Too Much to Oppose the MOD
at StatesbOrO.
fRv the Associated Press.)

Savannah, Ca, Aug. 30.--The gov
ernor's military court OF inquiry 10
investigate the conduct OF the militia
In connection with the Statesboro
ynching resumed it's session today in
the court house at Statesboro. Judge
A. #. Daily, who presided at the trial,
conviction and sentencing of Reed and
cato. the negroes burned, was the
first witness. He said that when
Captain Hitch arrived he placed him
in entire control, giving him plenafy
power. He considered the military
force on hand at all times adequate
He instructed the sheriff to arrest the
leaders Of the mob on Tuesday when
sentence was pronounced. lie en-
deavored to address the mob, but said
he was obliged to speak by Install
ments. He told Captain Hitch on
Monday that a plan was on foot to
take the guns from the soldiers. but
ON Tuesday morning he told him he
thought the danger was over.
The Sheriif's Story.
Sheriff j. S. kendrick. the second
witness. denied that he pointed out
the prisoners. He said he was at
tempting to take them from the
prisoners room to the solicitors office.
"When the mob started up the stair
way" said Sheriff Kendrick. Il hur-
ried to the prisoners room and tried
to get them out and hide them III
the next room.
Il expected to set them through
the scuttle hole. / stated to Sergeant
Fulton that Captain Hitch had been
oVerpoWered and told him to stand
aside and let me have the prisoners.
Before / could do any thing at all,
the mob grabbed me. One man said
| had been shooting off my lip too
much and that he would shoot my
id head off. | could offer no
resistance; in fact L do not want to
commit suicide
The witness did not know how the
door was opened. He did not know
any one in the mob. He said he
acted in concert within Captain Hitch.
He heard the prisoners would be
lynched after the trial. but did not
communicate the information to Cap
tain Hitch as he discredited the re-
port.
At the afternoon session Deputy
a man in the mob. He had resided
in Statesboro for years.
He got out ofthe way when the
mob entered the court room, because
he was afraid they would shoot.
Deputy Sheriff Albert Kendrick
said he knew no one in the mob
A Preacher Gives Names.
Rev. Witty Langston, pastor of the
Methodist church. testified that he
recognized several men in the smob
and gave their names to the court
Three of the names he gave are we'll
known business men. w. B. Moore
L. L. George and 7. D. Denmark.
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WEDDING THIS AFTERNOON.
Miss Pearl Jones. of This City. and
MIR. John Trice. of Tampa, lila.

There will be an event of much in
terest celebrated in Re leigh this after
noon when the wedding of Miss Pear
Bradshaw Jones and Mr.. John Trice
takes place.
This will be celebrated at the First
Baptist church at five o'clock this
afternoon. After the wedding Mr. and
Mrs. Trice will so on a wedding tour
to California and points West aud
will then be at home at their resi-
Gence 257 Plant avenue, Tampa, Fla.
Miss Jones is a charming and at
tractive young lady of this city espec-
tally gifted as a musician. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Jones. The groom, Mr.. John Trice, is
a prominent citizen of Florida, at the
head of a bank at Tampa, besides be-
ing largely interested in other financial
affairs.
Mr.. Trice. who reached the city
Tuesday night, is accompanied by Mr..
e. NJ. Hendrofe, of Tampa, Fla.