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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15
8retSfGmpfer e It t q t..

Rretstomp er b IT l.
Bernie Sronflin, Elm SreisfGnlpfer
ser y9entonts"Glaiie itono geltern
in Der oitliden Toli5eiitation Dor
Squire Yadorb inter Der Iniful'
6iguug, Sen Gbrilt. Snpber bon Nr.
14tS, Noro G6eiteritraBe, tbGtlid
ongegrifien 81 boben. er tplroe itnl
800 unb Soften beitroft, melhe CT
nidt be5oblen fonnte, meSbolb or
ms 8efdneniB geionot puroe. Den
GuSiogen ser ,3eugen 5ufolge gerietb
6ranflin ant Wontag abeno ari et'
ner Gruio , Sill : Ipenue Gar nit
einem Yaiiagier in Streit, Snpoer
mii6te iif binein mo erbielt oafiir
eincn Smultihlag ms @eiidt;
~baraufbin perboftete i'm Der Yoli5iit
Collins bonn GItIiden Giitrift.
8etrout. = Sn Ger. 262, Siib.
0uncon , @Qep, traltte am Wontag
abeno EoItor s. u. Gonraoi Srn.
Sbos. $. Wtt6ea nit SRI. Warp
SoQ. 3rau5eugen naren Sr. Geo.
Sdimpf uno SRI. Warg. Sirtih. Die
Neuperm1blten merben I'M obiaen
Sauie mobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15

Stabtgert6t. (8or 8id)-
fer Sarlon.) guf Der 8egiitranoe
fir Nontog, oen 10. September
Ole 0ummern 3, 4, 5, s, 8 uno 10.
Ibtbetluug Rr. 2. (8or
Hi6ter @Gr.) aut Der Hegiltranoe
fir bette, MithuofL Die Nummern
10, 1112, IA, 10 uno %, Surp.9tp'
peQotiOnsfGle.
Hi6ter rat 2oree." - (8or
Hifter 0obler.) Guf Der &egiItran'
De fir beute, Wittmod), im Common
Yleos.@ eridJt: oie Rummern %, %,
"a uno %, ierner porIdufigcr Gui.
ruf INN 2.45 NadmittagS Der gtur1.
mern 26 bis 36, einihlieBlifJ.
Common 8Ieas 8ert6t.
- (8or 9iifter Siodbri69e.) Sohn
z. Gorbnd ee1cn Die t~bierGr5tlihe
Stoot8bcboroe, Ectition nm Gin.
bultS6ciebl n6gelpieien. Soiepb Scala
aegen rQbilaoelpbio, Baltimore mo
&aibington 9obu.Go.," 9obunpia
3p5e gegen bieleIbe, 5iuei Sale gilt
lif) pereinbort rno erleoigt. BerlGn.
gerte MISUNDERSTANDING - Steu.
art & So. gegen Sniepb @. 8i6ion,
$t5t.S5; gromn & Siloebranot ae.
gen yGecil Contraction Co." Con.
troftbrud, nidt beenoet. Sir beltte:
Der ~itluebenbe SOU mo Die Rum.
mern A, 10, II, ii uno 10.
Woiengerih t. - (Bor ben
Ridtern 9lod, S'8rien II. 8aitber.)
8olmadt ais RadloBperpolter
puroe ertbeiIt in Den 6dIlen bon @.
Seibrid an 4gneS Seiorid, 9iirg.
ifoft 5000; Setter 81. @oters an
5ronciS 6. @oterS. 9iirgihoft $50.
600; Gliiobetb s, 9isnep oil Charles
VI. Disney, 9iirgihnft 500; Sofas
81. 0iSneb an oe%nielben, 9iireidoft
$500; Wm. u. Saa an Hobert s.
Saa, 9iirgihoit $4,000; Siuie
Sferr on 4brobnm @olf, Viira.
ifoft $1,000; Moles %. 2eib anMur.
9eret 9. 2eib uno Rid)aro 9ernore,
8iireihoit $4,000; @olentine Or.
lanoo in Staliono Orlando, 9iirg.
ibait $500; 8eorge 6. 9npe on
Charles o., Silsenberg. giirgidoit
$4,000. Snpentorien iuuroen eirl.
gereidt in Den 66len BON Sames s.
Storr, $1,000; Hobert $. Stirling,
$30y057; Sobn Simon, $200S; Oil.
Der Heeoer, $2t ,407. gerfdllfc mltrs
ben rotifi5irt in oen 6dQen BON 5.
SenieL 500; Marp &. Srtb $t205.
neutrality-suspicious. 9erifte murben
beitdtigt in ben 6daen BON Sulia
Gppenbeimer. $32,t53; annie ". Ges
ming, $685.. 8ormunoidaft5 Be-
ridte muroen sntgebeiBen inn Sale
bon 5lorenee ". 8iaionL $253S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15
1lnterhnltnnaen Der Mndlr

eternal Gitp" IN o6or0'S Opern.
balrs." - @rminic" in Der Mlt.
lit. Nfaoemie."
@etp0bnlid lit ein @erf, pcnn es
bon Dem 9i6ter fir Sic @Hb1c lnoe.
nrbeitet miro, nm eifeftjOe Oromoti.
Idle 8irfuneen 5u e~r5ieJen, bel ieiner
auffiibrung idWerIid nod, 3l erfen.
men. @on5 anoers itebt e8 nit Soil
Gaines eternal Gin" 0os oeItern
gbenO in o6orO's Spernbml9" 3ur
gIuffiibrung geInngte. Die Gr30bhmo
lit 10 geidrieben, Bob ite lid Ieidi
oronnotiliren lieB, obne 0ob ibr lite,
rariider 8ertb GinbuBe prIitt. go.
tiirIi6 fonnte Ser Qidter uidt in ale
9etoiIS 6eS 9lt6e8 ~ei1Qcben, olIeiu
oos Drama bietet imnerbin cine
i6one 8ieoergabe Der Gihtltno, un0
getpib peroen ole 9ehlher BON
y6oro'S SpernbauS," mcnn tie bier
ole 9orItellut1g bon nTbe g6riItion"
IN ibrer neiten @eriion ieben, onoe
nebm beriibrt iein. 9ie Souptrouen
Iiegen IN ben SGn0en bon Gomoro
Worgon, Sonet @aloort +. Belle.
bile, ". 6. 9onnep un6 Senro Sor.
man, Ialter 9eriibmtbeiten ouf Der
amerifoniiden 8iibne. Qjeie merOen
bon Iatlter fGbieen Sdmipielcrn I'M.
teritiist. IS finoen belltc mo Sam.
itng Nodmittags.8or iteQlngen itott.
30 uif Ifa6emic."
Sn Der rW1tiif- gfabcmie" fam 9e.
itern abeno ngrminie" sur Nnfri.
rtng, ngrminie" lit Ole cine Opcr,
ipeIde Den ollgemeirm @eiiaa oes
tbeaterIiebenoen YllbIifumS Qehln.
Den bat, neil itc eiu @erf
bon @eoeutung lit. Sir lire Cartel.
lung pitroen ole Die bon Der ,6ran.
cis @ilion Comp" bei6offten Scene.
utb Roitiime erlporben, un6 III
eS oo8 erite Wtal, baB sic Oper in
Baltimore 81 popuIdren 9reiien oltf-
gefiibrt ipuroe. Die Gambling lit
alf einen Gag beihrdntt uub orebt
lid UNI ben 8eburtStog bon grntnie,
Die nit ibrem 8ater, benz MnrQlti8,
in Dem 9orfe 8omnert 81 einem
Sabrmarft eintrifit. 3os Wotio oe8
SoterS ieOof 1T, feline Go6ter nit
Dem 8rafen De @oiiTau befonnt 81
MAIDEN, an Sen er feline Sodter Der.
lobt bat, obne ons W1b6en erIt ielbIt
81 befro9en. Iuerlei @erlpidelltngen
entiteben Die ie0o6 at oIieitiger 9e.
frieOigung geI0it iperOer. Die iibIi-
den WittmodS. lln6 SamitagssMas
tinee'n WerOen itottfinoen.
nM orplano 3beoter."
9ie @r0ffnut9 Ser re9uIGren @oit'
bepiue.@ oriteaungen I'M rWorpIonb.
Sbeoter" finoet am 10. September
itott, un6 5rpor tritt aeitb's beriibmte
@~ouoebiIe. @eieuidoft in Ser Croft.
nln9Smode boielbIt ollf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15

Cine ii b DE 6eier fdn>
9eitern G6eno i'm giireul Der o@elt
arlington . oJmprobement . 60" an
ser 8elpeoere : gpenlte Itatt. De
fanntIid bate ole GompnQnie 5pei
Yreiie fir Die beiten Nuii0Be ilber
,Wcit : arlington" in @eltalt 5lueler
goIoener llbren olSgeiett ipelfe Die
GrGs. Warie Wcauer un0 GbereIe
SIonnigon geluannen. 6iir olelleber>
reid)ung narcn cine Wtenge @Gltc
eingelaoen moroen, luelde ous Go
foI iiberiiiQten. Yoltor Or. Ism. VI.
@eb6 iiberreidte Die llbren nit ei.
ner entiprctenoeu Hriprade. Sr.
g. 1lonnigon eriuiocrte I'M Namen
Der gepobner mo Sr. i. y. Yenb,
oerVrGiioert, iprad iiber bas iegens-
rcid,e @irfcn Der 8eieaiboit fir ie'
l1cn Staottbeil. Die o8eIt . Ir'
Iington . Improvement = Co." bat
iebr uieI sur 8eri6onerung beige
tragen.
WuB biiBen. - Die Hegerin
Catherine Wfunroe bon Ir. 906,
Surmonp Zane, muroe 9eltern I'M
ipeitliden Stotionsbauie bonn Yoli.
5eiri6ter 2ooen nm 500 eeitrait,
lie in ibrer 3o6boritoft ois
Rube geitort bate. sic tonnte nid)i
5oblen uno ponoerte oesbalb in's
@efdngniB.
Sn Der nj G. - 2oui:
Irata, Der in SIR. S06, SIt YrottItr.
eine Birtbidaft betreibt, miiroe &c
tern Nadmittas in Ger oitIiden $50
li5eiitation unter giireihait fir iei
men BroseB geItellt, neil er angeblid
am letter. Sonntas aeiitiee @etranf;
p%erfaufte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15

.Sbalid DC d d. 0 ~
Ger nGbalta = MGnmer6or" belt ge.
Itern abenO in $. 8oigt'S Sone, Ger.
tt22, Sorforo.g oenue, cine bon 80
SGnsern beiutIte Singitunbe ub, ein
3ethen, oob Den oSboliten" ein
oeutlder Gag irno oeiien Stropo3en
in ibrer Sangestlit feinen Nbbrld
tbitn fam. Die Gb6re fir ooS Sim.
gerfeit in 8iImiugton, Del, lpurOen
eingeilbt uno i'll Der @eih1ftSiieung,
in peI6er Ser 9r1iioent Sr. War
@olter Den 8oriib uno Sr. @eorg
9immelbeber ooS &rotofoa fiibrte,
mltroe beidloiien Die nBorlu6rts-
9ole" fir ale Standardization
oeS @ereinS 81 bele9en, NIT NltSnab'
ME oeS MaSfeuboIleS, Der in ser
,8ermnnio.W Gnnertor'So1e Itntt.
finoen ioa.
Iuf Scr $ ser 3cit. -
Cine Neuerltng, pelfe angeblth llod
niff in Baltimore e%yiltirt, miro ge.
g%enpGrti9 IN 5reo. gauerni6mtot's
oamerican 9rouerei" an Der 9iIe11.
StroBc ei%ligeridJtet. 0aielbit miro
nGmli6 jest cine &0brenlinie olreft
bon Der 9ralerei no6 Dem 6loi6e1-
fiia . @tabliiIement eingerittet. Sm
Seller b%eiielben wer0en fiinf groBe
&eiiel ouf9eitelt, BON meld)en aus
Damn bas Bier ouf JInIden ge5ogelt
tueroen miro. 9urd oas 8eriabren
miro oas Slaibenbier nidt MIR &C.
beiiert, ionoern es bebaIt ulif Ieine
poae 3raft uno Die Irbeit I'M @bfitl'
len miro natiirIi6 ~beOeuteno reou5irt.
Gatiirlid peroen oieIe Seller ltllter
Der Iuiiidt zines NngeItcIlten oeS
Snlanbiteuer departments Der 8lln'
oeSregierune iteben.
Ole offentltden 9 d II Ell
Der Stuot muroen geItern pleoer err
offnet. Ole 3obl ser S6iiler uno
Sdiilerinnen betr0at iiber 10000.
Die Sdulen Iino 10 iiberfiiqt, onB in
ben unteren aloiieu ein Gbeil oes
8ormittags ut,o Der ahoere 2beil oes
NabmittogS llnterritt erbdlt.
erionul Noti5en. - Sr.
Senrp I0mbilo, 9raumeiiter, ulto
beiien @ottin, Ionic Sr. CHARLES
Sdpciger begebcn iid am naditen
Somitag gu ldngerem GiifentboIt
mad ct. Qoui5, no, Inn bnielbit Die
@eltausItqaung 81 beiidtigen.
Gr eigeipro6 n.-SoniS unb
Sorrp gIod BON gtr. 224, Sarriion.
Strabc, 10, reip. - Sabre aft, uno
Der ~12.idbrige emanuel 2epp bon
Ger. 339, Sarriion-S trabe, ipelde
bes onoe6liden OiebitabIs beroGftig
moren, uur0ch geitern pom ltelloer.
tretenoen 3ugenoridter Badaro fret
geiprofel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15

IuS Baltimore. Gountn
- George &. Worron reidte aeIterr
i'm arcisgeriht fir 8aItimore-g oun.
tp cine aloge oltf S6ei6una bon
Ieiner Satin 9eiiie M. Norron Elm.
Gr be6ouptet, feline 5rau babe ibnl
ms @elift geipudt, bei6impft ullS
i'm am 10. September perloIien. Dos
9aor mlr0e I'M Gftober 1902 oe.
tralt.
Sr. Charles 30. @obe ltorb i'm
filter bon IS So6ren in Ieiner @ol,.
nung, ode 6air.O Daft pe. uno Scr
aItcn 0ort'&ooo. gr mar al Ssna.
6riif eeboren uno fam in 1856 noh
Inerifo. Gr nor elmer Der 1ltefte!l
S6libfo6rifonten Der Stoot itno 3oo
iid) crit Dor &,lr5em pom @eId1ft al.
rid. gr binterldBt feline @itttpc.
bier Sobne un0 pier 1o6ter.
g%eluobner bon Canton berilt.
den, Die StraBenbnbn 8eieaihoit
81 peronlaiielL Ole @aggons Der
griinen &inie bon Der 3omes uno
9ritten StroBe, Canton, nod Der 3.
Strabe un0 Gaitern.apenue lollfen
81 laiien. Dies miiroe fir Die Be.
pobner bon Sigblnnotoipn IL. Gan.
ton bon groBem gortbeil fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15
Sn'S SenicitS.
ableben beS Srl. Geo. s. QorifL
Der 6rou Rorgoretbe 8otbmann
uno oes Srn. Socob 8eigano.

thpAJiAhAAllAL
uno oes Srn. Sacob @eigon0.
@iuer ser 0~lteiten oelti6en 9iiraer
Der StaOt, Der in meitcn areiien be.
fonnt mo gca6tet gemeien, &r. Geo.
s. 9ori6, itarb om IeBten Sonntu1
in ietner 8ebauirn9 gr. 1907, Sr.
leonSltraBe, no6 nIr tur5em 2eioen
an einem Ser3- uno 2eberletoen. Sr.
Qorid mar Elm urluii6iiger Geutidcr
bon e6tem Shrot un0 Toru, belt
Ole oeutite Sprade ltetS bod in @bs
rem unO binterlGBt einen groBen
6rcunoe3trets, ser i'm obne 3peifeI
mn llngern peruiiien miro. Dor 81
Sabren in 00rfIe$, Sberfronfelt, in
9opern, 9eboren, fam Sr, 0orid ais
lunger Wtarn nod Imerifa. ST mar
etne Belt lang ais 6rodtoerlaocr
tbotlg, itbernabm ieood) ipdter elm
VtlldgeldGft, i'll meIdem er bis 81
lelnem Sooe tbGtig mar. Sein redJt.
i6otfenes, edit oeuti6e5 @eien uno
leIne Observation-Disclosures oeranloBten
lelre Grnenmtng sum S6obmeilter
oes DOrleonSltroBen . 0oltoereinS,"
tpelde Stellung er ooue ~ Sabre
lang inne botte. Sooum muroe OF
Yr6itoent OeS D&inocn 3nmcrruGbs
reuben 2eib. ltno Spor . 8ereinS,"
ipeldes ant er bis ST. ieinem 3ooc
innc bate. Seine Satin ging ibm
Dor Sabren I'M CODE oorauS. Gr
binterIdBt 5tpei S6bne, Die S$. Geo.
SCHUBERT uno BbiIipp S6udert, uno
5iuet Sobter, Die Srauen Worg, nj.
dert uno 9i35ie u. Smith, Satin
beS R~eItourateurS u. 6. Smith; fer
1ler q Gnfelfinoer, bier llrentel, cine
gtidlte, Sri. Barbara 0oridL uno eli.
men Neiien, Srn. Sobn Oori6L iotuic
ferner 5luci Shtueitern uno cinen
9ruOcr, Die in Q0rfleS aniGiIig iin0,
ndmIid Die 6rouen Barbara hump.
Ter unO 9. @oIorop uno Srn. Sobn
9orid. Seine 9eeroigrutg finoet
beute @ormittog I'M 10 llbr nod eli.
mem feierli6en G%ootcnomte in ser
ct. Widaels Stride ouI Dem SI.
grl0ier . 8rieobofe itott..
Sr Mara. Rotbmann.
Gie 9eeroiglng Der am Wontog
berItorbenen 6rau Morg. Hotbmantr,
geb. SEED, pernittpete SteotIer, fin.
oct beute Nodmittag bonn Tralter.
bollie, Nr, 15t4, 9anfitroBe, aus
Itott. Witglieber Der oSenrietta.2o-
&c Rr. 2, II. 8. g. g." oes 9iItriftS
9tr. 106, %. II. g." bes n6reun6.
ifoftS . 8unoeS Nr. /" uno oeS
.Sarntonie Groucn . 8ereinS Ir.2"
meroen ibr ons lebte ebrenoe @eleite
nad Der oWt. Carmel Cemetery" ge'
ben, uno Eaitor 6. Sllber miro am,
tircn. IuS 8lofelo bel Hei6eISbei1n
in Der 8etterau, @roBber5ogtbum
Selien, gebiirtig, mar tie I'M alter
bon 10 Sabren bier eingetuonoert II.
pereBelidte lid mebrere Sabre ipGter
init Srn. &arl Steotler, Der ibr Dor
ettuo IL Sabren inn Sobe porollS.
eing. 8or neltn Sobren perehclld)te
iie lid nit Srn. aoolpb 6otbmorm,
Der iebt nit ibrem Sobue aus erlter
Gbe 2oris Steotlcr uno ibren ibren
bier &inbern aus 5~lpeiter Che 8orl,
emma, ellie lino 2ij3ie HotD.
mann nm Die 8eritorbene trauert.
Safob 8iegano.
SIM st. Soiepb'S Soipitol" Itarb
geItern i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabreu Sr.
Sotob @ie9ano, @ittwer bon Gpd
st. @iesano, mad l1ngerem 2eioen.
Seine 9eeroigung finbet morgen
friib nm s llbr WnrgenS bon orrSt.
WihoelS : Stride, Gde oer2ombor0.
unb WolfeitraBe, aus nod eincm fei.
erlifen Sobte1tomte itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15

Gin naoler" bridt 6os
n. - Sr. Sarrp SO. Sorner por,
Nrooioelee, &.-S., Elm 0elegat CUR
Contention oes Orbens ser vGaales,"
beliftigte geitern 8ormittag bos
Sprisenbaus Scr. A an 2erington.,
nabe Nortb.S traBe, unb slitt an eli.
mem Der ipiegleglatten metaGnen
Efdble bernnter. Der gbItiea alma
aber 10 idnea Dor iid), bab Sr. Sor.
ner oabei Dos linfe 5uBselenf brad
uno iest i'm .Staot-Soipital" barrie.
oerliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-15

eeitern i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabreu Sr.
Sofob @iegono, @ittmer bon Gpd
st. 8iegano, mad l1ngerem 2eioer.
Seine geeroigune finbet morgen
friib INN s llbr WnrgenS bon brrSt.
WihoelS . Stride, Gde oer2omboro.
uno 8olfcitroBe, aus nod einem fei'
erliGen 5ootenomte itott.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05

IDAHO'SREPUBLICAN TICKET
Sketches of the Nominees OF the Winning Party in
the Great Gem State.

geology and mining affairs generally
lie was elected state mine inspector IN
1902 and nominated 10 succeed HIM
SELF at the recent Moscow convention.
HON. j. n. BRADY, STATE
CHAIRMAN.
The subject Of this sketch is q self
made man. llc was born IN Pannsyl-
yania lu 1862 and was one " family
OF 70 children Mr. Brady acquired
common school education and spent two
years IN college. after which he taught
school f0r q brief period.
Later be conceived the idea Of IN
ducIng people from the east 70 come
west and ga, cheaper land This was
the beginning Of land and lmmIgra-
ton business with which hr has been
identified for many years
Mr. Brady has constructed q unique
and great power plant az American
Falls and q high tension line TO Pocl-
tello Ross Fork and Backfoot, by
which current Ia furnished TO all Of
these cities for lighting ana power pur.
poses. Tho present campaign IN HIS
hands VIII without doubt be pushed 70
a successful Issue,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05
HON. ROBERT N. BELL.

Robert N Bell candidate for the state
inspector OF mines, Is native OF Ens-
land. was born In Yorkshire ana came
90 this country az the age 0f lG. set
thing In Wisconsin In the spring OF
1852 he moved TO Montana and later
ClsSO 10 Idaho
In addition TO a practical mining OK.
porlence. Mr. Bell is a close student OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05
MISS NAY |. SCOTT.

Miss Scott, the present incumbent in
tho position Of public instruction. has
made a distinguished success OF her
office and there is no question Of her
recollection. She comes from lola, Kau-
sas, whore she achieved n high record
as q teacher She came 10 BlackfoOt In
1893 and WAS elected county suprrin.
tendont Of school3,by a nattering mae
iorlty A great part OF the SUCCESS of
ldaho's educational status today ls due
TO her zeal, energy and her practical
ideas. Miss Scott has always been "a
strong Republican. but nothing OF q
political bias has ever been suffered TO
orenD Into hnr dnnnrImnnL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05
ERYAE TALKS.
Says Parker Will Never Receive Dem
ocratic Nomination.

Lincoln. Neb May 4.-W. J. Bryan de-
MED that he ever sugg. Stcd Judge Alton
T.. Parker as a suitable running mate for
him Gfryan) in the campaign of 1890. or
that he ever even considered the New
York judge tit vice presidential timber.
Furthermore. hc rcpuditrS in all essen
tails the statement of j l.. Woods Mer-
rill of Kansas city. in which Lee is credit
ed with indorSing and speaking highly OF
Judge Parker
Mr Bryan intimates plainly his inten-
ton to continue his present policy of an
tagonism to Parker and all the rcorgan-
vcntion. and perhaps thereafter He in
tends going to St. Louis. probably as n
delegate. Anyhow. his commoner will
he published there daily during the con-
vention. In connection with Mr.. Merrill s
charges he said
Il did not ask Parker or anyone else
to be my running mate. and | do not re-
member to have ever heard Parker's name
connected with the vice presidency.
have had some correspondence with Mcr-
rin but do not recall the contents of any
letter"
Continuing. Mr.. Bryan said of Judge
Parker:
Mr.. Bryan's rabid opposition to Judge
Parker is of recent development So far
as IL known in Lincoln and to Nebraska
politicians while he never had anything
good to say about the judge he never
positively declared against him during
Judge Parker's tentative candidacy for
the presidency up to the time Grover
Cleveland so heartily commended the
Judge for the nomination. Then Mr.. Bry-
an broke loose in his attacks. and he has
kept 1t up ever since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-05
AMERICAN BIBLE LEAGUE.
Address on "The Present Assault on
the Bible

New York, May 1.-THE opening M =.
dress before the American Bible
League. today. was by Rev. DR.. s. S.
Rowma of Newark, n. J., on The
Present Assault on the Bible" H.
derlored the disposition to find fault
and touched on secular criticism of the
church.
Secular editors" he said. "arc Won
derful in their desire for harmony i'll
the church. but it is safe to say that
if they treated subjects like the trusts
and tariff as they treat the questions
of the cllur, II they would soon fni
themselves ont of work"
Other speakers We're Rev. David J.
Burreil of New York, Rev. DR.. II. i.
Booth. former moderator of the Pres
hytorian General Assembly. and bishop
". r. SABINE Of the Reformed E,pisC o.
pal church.
At the afternoon session an address by
Prof. Howard OSgo0d. u. D., of the Roch-
ester Theological Seminary. who was
kept away by illness, was read. DR.. Os-
good rccountcd the points advanced by
Bible critics of today and showed them
to be identical with those of Painc's Age
of Reason" published in 1872. Ey refer
cnce to the works of Voltairc. Diderot and
Paine he contcnded that the arguments
OF today advance nothing new.
The evening speakers Were: Prof G.
Frederick Wright of Obcrin Theological
Seminary; Rev DIR. NJ G. Kyle of Frank
ford. Pa. and Prof Robert Dick Wilson
of Princeton Theological Seminary.
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LEGISLATIVE MATTERS
Considered by Lower Branch Of Mas
sachusetts General Court.

Boston. May Among the meas
ares which took a final passage in tie
House. today. was Il bill providing .or
the registration Of insignia of labor
unions and prohibiting the uu1uthor-
lied use Of the same; Il resolve author
iZing the state board of education to
investigate and report on the feast
bility and desirability of increasing tn
age limit Of compulsory school attend
ance. The committee on harborS and
public lands reported adversely on Il
bill granting n charter to the Cape Cod
Canal Co, and authorizing the build
ing OF the canal over what is known
IS the Bass river route.
The legislative committee on rela :
lions between employers and employees
voted. today. to report Il resolve pro-
vidinG for a special recess committee to
investigate the working mems compen-
sation act, q measure recommended by
last years special commission as an
extension to the present employers
liability act. The act reported by the
special commission provides that en-
ploycs injured while engaged in resu-
lar work snail be supported at half pay
for a period of four years.
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NO NEGLIGENCE.
Finding Of Court on 6attIeship Mis-.
souri, Accident.

Washington, May 4.-By order OF
Mr. Darling, citing secretary Of the
navy. the full findings and opinion If
the court of inquiry which investigated
the accident of April Is on board the
battleship Missouri, We're ma;ha public
at the navy department, yesterday,
with the announcement that action by
the department was postponed pending
careful consideration of the findings
by Rear Admiral George A. Converse
chief of the bureau of ordnance, who
will make a full report en- them.
The finding says that the accident
was in no respect due to fault or neg
ligence of any officer or member Of the
crew, and in the opinion of the court
no further proceedings are necessary.
1t rehearses the story of the acct
dent, giving the details in the main as
printed in the newspapers at the time.
and names large number of officers
and men as worthy Of particular men,
ton for bravery.
Rear Admiral Barker, commander
in-chief of the North Atlantic, in his
review of the findings. declares that
the navy has smokeless powder. the
properties of which have not been fully
understood. either by those using it on
board our ship or by those who make
and issue it for service"
Rapid firing" he continued, has
brought to light some of these hitherto
unknown or dimly perceived properties,
nut an exhaustive investigation in la
uoratOry and in experimental firing on
shore is still needed.
Until the present record target rri"-
tice was held, it was believed to be ~ fe
to fire to leeward, though somewhat
dangerous to fire 10 wind"dr'l. on ac-
count of so-called 'fiar. hHcks' or
back fiames.' 1t has now h-'n demon
strated that it is dangerous to fire rap
idly to leeward, as well as to windward.
Doubtless improvements can and will
be made, rendering it safe to fire even
faster than we do at present but until
then it would seem that the limit of
quick firing hi ! been reached.
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NO MATERIAL CHANGE
In the Strike of Bakers at Bosso,

Boston. May 4-There was no material
changes in the strike of the Boston bak-
ers. today. except that several OF the
smaller employing concerns agreed to the
demands of their men. In such cases the
bakers returned to work at once. but 1t
was estimated that there were as many
as 600 still on strike. Housekeepers and
restaurant proprietors continued to expe-
rience difficulty in purchasing their usual
supply of bread
A new feature In the situation. today
was diminution in the supply of pies.
a condition which followed a restriction
of the work Of the bakers to turn out
bread in trying to meet the supply.
While II was admitted. yesterday. that
there were a number Of the larger master
bakers who had not opened their shops
since the strike was instituted, IL was re-
ported at the headquarters of the Master
Bakers Association of Massachusetts, to-
day, that there had been something done
by all the bakers during the night. Some
of them did but little. but altogether the
output was larger than the night before.
The master bakers as whole We're az
firm as ever, today, and manifested not
the slightest tendency to consider any
proposition from the unions. or to listen
to any suggestions of a compromise. They
will go on trying to get as many men as
possible and hope to increase their out
put as the days go by
1t was announced at union headQuar-
tiers, tonight that during the day the new
working agreement had been signed by
five master bakers in Boston. one in Quin-
cy and one In Norwood.