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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Scucr Nrbitrntions : @ertrag nit
T%cntIdllan0.

@oibington 9. g., A. Nob.
- Die ltnterbnnolltngen 5ltm 3ruedc
zines 9lrbitrotiollS . 8~ertroocS nit
9elltihlono iin0 bereitS eroiinet NOR
ocn. ErdiiOcnt Hooieuelt regte sic,
lelben Dor ctlidler So9en in elmer lin,
t%crrcbun9 nit Dem oelltifen 9otitoi-
fer Baron Stcrlblrg ol, rno ser
2eBtere bcnod)rihtigte icine Negie.
rllng. SpGt bette gtadrmittag tbeilte
err Dem 8r6iibenten nit, 0oB ole ocllt-
Idle 8e9icrutg Den 8orihlog b0tIt
giinItig olfgetomnen mo i'm in
%Itrllirt babe, ouf Die e~ripGbnten I'M
terbanolungen ein5ugebelt. Die I'm
terbanblungen meroen bonn Baron
Sternburg fir 9eutidlono ltlo pom
SefretGr @op iiir Die Ser. Staotcn
9eiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Gin e~mItmOrb,

2ei6e eineS iungen YtdodenS an eI'
ner lecreu 8ouitdtte nabe einen
6ricoboic in Cincinnati getms
oen.
cincinnati 8. 1. Sftober.-
9(llf cincm lcercn Gougrum0itiid IN
ser NGbc oea Gin9ongeS gum bieiigen
,Sprina @rooe Srieobot" puroe Die
Qeidc Der I%elepboniitin alma Stetls
man uufQpiun0en un6 nerldieocne
&~erlctltnQen 0clten ollf Utoro uno
Der 3u1tano ser &Ieiocr 0c5O}Go6en2
ami cincn Dem TO0c Dorot3qequnge'
men pcr3luciicltcu &f. Ginc mei-
terc llntcriltdltnq OeS Sud)Derbalte9
lieB feinen 3lueifel mebr Onriiber
oltffommelL ouB ooS M0O6en mel
DE cine icbr a15iebenoe mo a6tbure
3eri6nlidfeit ~gelpclen mar, tbati0d)s
lid zines gelpaltIome9 Go0e@ 9eltors
ben lit. Sic bate ole Gltmminanil.
Ter Gclepbnn GentrolitcQe am W}itt.
nod Nben0 nad) 9 ll6r bcrlaIlCn 1tno
l0Itc CinC SronSfcr=&urte mad NSins
ton @lucc nm Q llbr 10. Wfan nimmt
an OoB irQcno icmnno tie i'll oie8or.
Itaot qelodt bot, ooer ibr gefoIqt it,
ais ite ocu StraBenbobmuoaen in ci.
niger Gntfermmg bon ibrcr Mob.
nlrng bcrlieB, Inn iid nod @oltie ST.
bcgc6Cn. Mon Qlaltbt, 0aB oer4for
Scr iie olti 6cm @cgc iibcrfolcn mo
crit ibrc Seid)c nod oem lecren
@rlmoitiid gcidlcppt bat, melheS al
ocu Spring @rooc=6 ricobof" itoBt.
0ofiir ipridt ulld) cine 9llltipur, mel.
che BON 0eu StrnBenbobngcIciien
nod Der Stclle iiibrt, no Die 2cidc
acIulocu iporOcn lit. Nui oicicr
Splr murcn ulld) ucrI6ie0enc 3Gbnc
ser llngIilflid)en pCritrelt, ionic elm
Gbcil ibrcr aIciouuqSitiide. Cine
fltrhtborc ShnittlplnOc IGtit ijber
sic SdI0ic Der GrnIorocten berSd
Del lit ibr einacihloqcn uno Dic&ims
loOc 5crihmcttcrt. Die @lutiptr be.
gIcitcn oltd) 6ltBoboriide zines Mun.
uc2. Bon Dem M6r6cr bat mon ober
nod tciuc Spur.
Ger ErQiiocnt Scr Selepbon-Gon.
poqnic, III ocrcn GicnItcn ooS MGo.
den itono, bat cine 9~elobnung bon
$1,000 olrf Sic @crboftrng ocS @0r.
ocrS oll@gcIcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Gu0A. Nanfr1nber e%ntfunmen.

Goon @po., A. Nopcmber pic
&aube, ipcIfe oic bicii9c 9onf iiber.
fielen uno Den aaiiirer ermorbeten,
Iino entfonmen. Mitglieoer oeS bon
ibr ub9egolgencn AufaebotS limo
5uriid9cfcbrt mo tbeilten nit, ooi
Der @alo, III meIhem man oieSlil6t-
hinge rm5in9elt 81 boben nGbnte, &c.
nan obgeiudlt iuorOcn lit, obuc ouf
oic &Giiber gcinnOeu muroen. 9il
&erfolgun9 lit jeOod nitt ouigcgc.
ben uorOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Ger @ro1ebtn @omel.

Sonnet, 4. Noocm6Cr. 49, @GG.
reno Der bcutiaen Gerbonolung inn
SilOcntrnluaa = Gro5cb ioQtc @ullpt-
mann @orItfiu, 8efcblSbober elmer
Scr Gompognie'n, mcIdc bci'm &ru-
iuol miIitGriid cin0riffen, I'M &rCl5.
ocrG0r aus, CT babe driitli0cn DO
oounlufern er(ollbt, 6lIrd) Die Hcibc,t
Der Solootcn SIT idliipfcn. Scrncr
CrflGrtc er, or babe bonn Yoli5ei6cf
&ocpSfp feline SSnltruftionen crbol-
ten. &iItGeno iprnng &cbtcrcr, Scr
I'M @crid)tSiaale anlucicnO lpor, olli
mo ricf Dem Sorptmom 5u: sd
batte Sbncn ood 0eio9t, nit &lrgelll
ihieBen 81 laiicn. SD rief Sbncn
SIT, Dem Eor0ringen Der llnrubeitifter
Gin6nlt 5u tbun, obCr Sic lieBen CT
men lodercn Goroon 6iloen, orrdD oc!t
oiCielbcn nit 2ci6tiQfcit Dinourd)s
idliipicn t%onnten."
Or. NleronOcrolp in0tc aus, III SO.
mel lei Der GuIienbab itorf altsgcs
prGat; in Den itdotiihcn Stub mir
Ben feline Suoen 5ugeloiieu.
Ser &ertbeioiger ser ongcflugten
@briitcn nabm Die iiioii6en 3eugeu
biniidtlit oeS 3iontiten = Gongrciies
in elm lhorfeS &erb0r.
&Gin 90 ifo0oio1ut.
Gbcfoo, 4. Nooem6er. Der
biciige joponiifc &oniltl rid)tcte aus
NnloB OcS 0cburtStoQe5 oeS 0titos
Dos an ben NOmiroI 6olgCr, Sen @e-
i~ebl0bu6cr bcS omcrifonil6cn NiiCn.
@cidnpoOcrS, mo Sen Captain cincS
6inciiifcn Srclt6crs oa3 Griudcn,
einen Salut %ab5ugcben. YomiraI
6olger Iebntc ob, Dem Griltfen nod
3lltommcl, uno 5tuor oltf ben @rlno
bin, Dab er lid ni1t IN iopuniideu
8epGiiern bcfon0. Ger 6ineliihc
Captain cntiprod Dem Griud)en. Der
Gorfoa bat Die &eronloIiung 5u bic
len @rorterlm8en 9egc6cn.
Sn Ecting ongefommeu Ell.
&onbun 4. 9tcpcmber. Der
Correspondent OeS oStonbnro" III
Sbol9boi meIoct, cS perloltte BORT,
0oB Der 0aloi 9on1o bon Sbibet in
SEEING ongefonmcn lit.
Sarlomcnt8er obmabI.
2onoon, 4. Nopember. Die
@~riospobl in Establishments 3ltr
IuSfiianng Der &ofon5, mel6e I'M
unterhatic oltrd) 0cn Soo Sir g8ils
liom Terron Sorcollrt entitonoen lit,
ereob ben Sieg 6eS 2~iberolen llno
IrbeitersG onoiootcn SbomaS Ni.
doros nit 1895 Stimmcn iiber oen
Garifreformer Sir Sobn Godborn,
Der 1860 Stimmcn erbielt. Die 81.
beralet bebalteu olio Ben Sib, dber
Godborn bcfom beillobe ooppclt 10
piele Stimmen, oils irgeno Elm cor-
lerpatiper Gonoioot iriiber IN Dem
9e5irf oitf iih ucreiniot hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

million lire Sibuugen in GoriS ob.
bulteu, Die ruiiiihen 8eb0roen ooge'
Gen erDarteH OaB Oie Gagung i'm
SaaQ inttfiuOcn miro.
81 ciucbritiih den &obIcuf ii
ruiiii de z ollie.
&~uu0oH 4. Aiopcmber. - Sn
eiucm pom 3. HoOcmber ootirten
Sdrcibcn iette 2orO &ansOomne,
Stantaicfret0r oe3 Nram0rtigen, cine
enqliihe Hbe0cr 6irmo oonon IN
&cmtuiB, ouB .e9 britiihen Giqen-
tbiimcrn nidt acitottct mcrOcn fam,
ibre Sdific an Eorticn 5lt ucrdor-
tern, Die Der rniitlhcn 6lottc nit
&oblcn iolgeu moucn."
Dos S6reiben bil0ctc Die 9mtuort
allf cine 0irctte Nniroge BON elmer
6irmo melde Die 9lltfnlcrfiumfeit
ocS N%uSlpGrtigen ImtcS ollf Den ga.
mails in 8tqo Die Nnfunft 0e3 ruiiis
lden @ei6lunOerS erluortenoen britt
idJen &oblenoompfer yHo0oom" lcnf-
tc, mo Ooron Die 6roqc tniipftc, Oh
britiide &be6cr ibrc Gfiffc fir 0cn
i'll Rcoe ItebcnOcn 3tucd an Charter
portieu o%erge6en 0iiritcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Sleuelau0 rc0ct.

Nemarf, R.-S., 4. Noocmbcr.-
Gr.GrGiiOent @roocr GlcDclunO biclt
bellte Ibeno cine Hcoc Dor elmer 5obl.
reid beIl1dtcn berrofrotiifcn Waiicn.
&erlommlltng oobicr. ST. crinuertc
5llr Ginleitlng oornu, DOB cS foit 20
Sabre ollf Den Sog bcr lit, icit0cm CT
ais Frdii0elltidoft3 2 Gonoioot Dor
Den &dbIcrn Ncuort'3 Itolro, Inn
Ieinc Gmoiootltr SIT 6efiirluortelt
Canals, mie iebt, iagtc err, babe Die
bemofrotii6e Glottform ole repl6li.
toniIde Gartei ipegcn ibrer 8elopcr.
idleuoerung ocnun5irt un0 crflGrt.
boB unn0tbiae 9elteuerllng ungcreht.
fertigte 8eItcuerung Iet. Sn ieiner
&ebe Dor 20 Sobren babe er geiogt
n0oS Hed)t Der Regicrung, 5ribut
bon Dem 8iirger SIT erbeben, lit alti
ibre tbotiGhliheu Grforoeruiiie be.
ihrGlttt. Seoer Sem golfe entronl-
meme Gcnt, olIBer Dem gum SdnIbc
Oe5 GolfeS ourA ste &egiering CT,
forocrlidcn 9ctfoa. lit nidt beiier,
ala ein &orlb."
@ieran oni6IieBeno, 6eipro6 Der
Gr.Erdiioent oen ge9enp6rtigen
boben Gorif mo leine @irflngen
lnO iette Ole Notbtpenoigfeit elmer
Hcpiiion Oeiielbcn e~ingcbeno nuScin.
onoer. Seine TeOe mlroe nit gro,
Ben @ntbltIioSmnS mlfgenommell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

VS." Srrnuerein ,8ormdrtS" bolt
morgen Nodnlittog nm 4 llbr in iei
mem &ereinslofolc ieinen monotli
den Wunm nb, bel melten Sr. ".
@onSleben einen &ortro1 sur sc.
lbid)tc oeo Banana &onols bolterl
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Sn Bottom Moii, fam eS oeS
N6en8 nof elmer repubIifoniiAe1
&arooe 5miidcn Gtlloenten ocS Mtoi-
io6uiettS tcduologiiden SnititlltS
lut0 elmer Nn5obG EoIi5iitcn gu cinenr
bIutigcn 3uiommcnItoB. @ier Stu,
oentcn rno pier FoGi5iitcn luuroen
10 libel 5ll0cridtct, oob lie nod Sem
SoIpitol QCbrodt iucrocu n1lbtcn,
mo % anocrc Gerioncn leihtcr per-
lest, 3mon3tq bon Sen &erlesten
iino Stlbenten. |rdiioent Yrit6ett
BON 0Cm tcdnoloQiifen Snititlt CT.
flGrt, Die Eoli5ci ici iibereilt un0 nit
lmn0tbiger SGrtc porgegongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Ger britiiGs fron50fii6 c
Reu unbIanos &ertruQ.

RariS, 4. Nopcmbcr. 0ic
Sebotte iibcr sen en9Iiid , iron5G,
iiiden Sertrag bejii9lid) Nellfuno.
lambs, iowic Ggpptcn'S uno Worot.
fo's begann IN Der Gcputirtenfams
mer, mel6e Oidt beieBt mar. Ger
Niniiter bes 9lcuBern GeIcolic mar
5ugegelL um Den Gertrog gu pertbei,
oigen unb ieinc @utbeiBune 5t EN-.
pfebIen.
Ger Geputirte GeloncIe fritiiirte
hen anrs Der &egierung. neil lie Die
egpptii6e iino mnroffoniife 6roac
mittelit zines pripaten 4bfommens
erlebigt babe, bod beiiiriuortete er
ouf bas entihieoenite oos Neuiun0.
Lamb . gbfommen. inoem er erflGrte
bab Die 3efte Der fron5oiiid)eu ii,
iber seiifert ieien.
Die Expeditions Seputirten9Ird).
beacon uno Dedonel fritiiirten bi(
"Details Der ensliih-fran8oliidengn-
tente uno bebauptetenL @robbriton'
MEN babe fir Die fran5oiiihen gu.
seit1nbniiIe fem equivalent eese.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

$40 Scr D6robiiun~ qibt am Mitt.
nod Ibeno IN Der .@ernlanio.MGl t
ncrfor- Salc" fem critics CONCERT,
bltnoen nit 8oQ. Gin Qenlrbrci6rr
IbenO itebt gcruib ollenS bcilncbnlern
IN IuSiiht, inocm observation-disclosures.
Gonite ein por5iiglitcS Erogromm
aufgclteIlt bat. 9oliclbe umfaBt II.
u. folgenoe Nlmu1crn: o6riibling
am &bein," Il cnpclo-Gbor; DSbcrc-
len : @al5cr;;" SopronsSolo, geil,lr.
gen bon Strait q. Srtmonn; Ge0o.
Solo, yInoante," Sr. q. 6iirtbmcicr;
n@eibe oes 2icocS" bon 9oIoomlra,
nSrobiinn" ltno Sr6ecr nit 90
proniolo-9e9leitrn9 uon Srou VI.
Srtmann; nSming Gong" NM
oSpringtime," Gomendore; YShei
oc9rliB" bon &crn rno nSo, ih0n lit
mein Shab" bon SdJnor5, q cnpcI
Io.Gbore; Ser abeno," ocn1iidter
Gbor uno Srfeitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

"*" Worgcn Nbcto giebt oos go.
bor-2pceum" mieber cine iciner bclieb.
ten abeno-llnterboItumaen, fiir meld)e
ein rei6boltiges @rogromm oltiQe
ieBt lprtrbc. Nrof. ". Shirts Ordc-
tier con5ertirt. Nrf trctcn 0cQino
mo 9onoloion olS oSdlol1gemlcn.
ld)cn" oltf, Geo. San ~proou3irt ieirc
orcIitrten &rn0c, uno aud Dem blt.
moriitlld)cn Sbeil lit Ncdnltng 0etra.
gen lpor0crt, inOcm oic S&. Mtancr
ulo Se0cr in Ducts mo Gouplct3
allftrcten mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Baltimore Semetern

yireaH: 9r. ga, 0oro. gbo rfes. a.,ss.
Eeer1bnisplate 5un 8erfauf - BON SS5 nm
NIT Wsdrmorploffen abseerenst sa5 piap
fir bier 8rdber, fsonts tSa"e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

""F Sin 9roBeS Nuitcrn-S uupcr
uno Son5trGn5hen peronItoltet ser
0omen-%erein OeS DG6olio:@Gnner-
hor@" am nGhiten Montog in
Not9t'S @oue, Or. 1122, @orforo.Npc
Gte 0omen bobcn Ooiiir 0ciorgt, ooB
ooa Bette, mas Slide un0 Seller bic.
ten fonncr, an oieicm Nbello Den so.
Itcn leruirt miro, mo ollh 9enen, bic
SerpIi6oren bulOi0cn luoQclL lit Ole
8clcgcnbeit oojl gcbotcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
9Ins Baltimore Gpnntn.
6ra6t3ug entgIeiite nobe limonnm.
3ifter Rebel Die llrIade.

Sra6t3ug entgIeiite nabe 5imonnm.
gidter gtebel Die llriade.
@citcre 2Un6bricftrGQer.
Stiulrl5cttel ongelungt.
Die @cleiie Der n9t6roliden Gen.
trulE9ubn" tuoren geItern Noracn
nabe5t bier Strmoen lang Ourdl 0o5
@raf zines 6raft5ugeS bIodirt. Sin
in n6rolider Ridtmg iuhren0er
6radt5ua brad uabc Timonilm in
5tuet TbeiIe mo pGbrpnO ole Maur.
idolt 0enieIbcn pieoer ranOircn
lpoIIte, trof elm IN iii0ltdcr Gidtnd
Tobrenoer EolIagicr5ug cinen sur Belt
orf cine Seitentpeihe Qebrodtell
Ibeil oeS 6rodt3uQes. Ter @oiio.
gter5itg fubr iebr Iongiam, lln6 70
tullrocn MIR 5mci @oggon5 0eS6roht.
5ugeS 0cmolirt mo sic Qofomotipc
ocS Toiiogier5uQcS Ieidt bcidd6iot.
gIildlifermeiic icood) feiner ser Noi.
logicre pcrleBt.
Ster meme 2on06ricftrG-
ger &outen.
9aS Foitomt . 9cpartement 6ot
bier meme r-Noutcn fit
baltimore. Gormtp bepiQi0t ur0 ser
0tcnIt olti oeniclbcn ipd an I. o..
3embcr beginner. IS limo 0ies: sic
@aIbtpin=Routc Nr. I - QGuoc IS
WleiIcn, @ebGlfcrlmQ 4S6 @crioncn.
8obl nol1 SGuicrn 1OS; bic @lcuorm.
Monte Nr. 80 20nNc 20 Mcilcn, De.
poltcrlung 600 Trrioncn, 3obl uoa
Sdlllcru 1873; Die OionftonsHoufc
Nr. , Gauge % Meilcn, Ncp6lfc.
rltng 400 Fcrioucm 3obl bon NGlr.
fern 100; oic Yb0uir. Rontc Ntr. /
2ongc % MeiIcn, 9ep0lfcruto G35
EerIoncn, 3ob( Der SGllicr t27.
9ffi5tclIe Stimm3cttcI
nHgclongt.
9ic oifi5icllcn S%tinmn3cttel fiir Ole
Wobl III 9oltimoresGoun imlr0an
9elterrt Den 8obInliicbcrn Oca Gouns
tbs iibcrIicicrt. &brc 3o6( betr6ot
$4,000. 0ic $50. %Sm. :. Benton mo
Sboa. $. Stcticr iiuo Ole Republican,
Ihen unO Geo. ", @orfcr uno :.
Con-. Somen Die Ocnlofrotii6cu 9hri.
ieber ilbcr Die @obI5etteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Nlgier, 4. Nonembcr. - Die
ritllilden Sorpeooboot = 3erItorer,
fpeld)e 1ur as Strnoen bier bIeiben
louten, boben bonn Minijteriuu oes
IeitBern Die Sn%Itruftion erbolten, bis
oni ipeiteren @eiebl bier Al, bIeiben.
3u It immung in 8ariS.
Earis, 4. Nopember. Die
G%mp'eblung, einen omerifoniiden
Iomiral 81 eriild)en, oils @itglico Ser
engliid : ruiiiiden Gommiiiion All
ftngiren, finbet in fran5oiii1en amt.
lifen areilqn ber5lidle 3uitimnutua
Sbpobl cine enogiiltige Rad)rid,i
bier nid)t einsetroffen 1T, neiaen biz
gealnten Der Iniift 5u, bab bieGom'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
NEWSPAPER BUILDINGS
BURNED TO THE GROUND
That of the Baltimore Sun" Was the
First Iron Structure Erect
ed in America.

BALTIMORE. Fes S-'The Sun"
century had stood at Baltimore and
South Streets. caught at midnight A
short time before the outbreak that de-
stroyed the building flames broke out
or the fourth floor IN the northwest cor
ner, but by prUrlpt work of employees
the blaze was estinguished. The final
fire started just at u o'clock. and just
at 1870 a. m. The first iron building
erected in the United States bad col
lapscd.
The American building, on the OPP
posite corner, burned fiercely for about
haif an hour before the fire reached
across South Street TO the sun" estab-
lishment. The blue or green flames.
which made the burning of the 'Ameri-
cam notable among the half dozen
blazing buildings in the block. finally
leaped across. The fourth floor OF the
Sun building was first attacked. In
another minute, it seemed. the fifth floor
was blazing in the same corner.
The dull red glow showed the flames
were spreading through both floors. and
just as they broke through the windows
the second floor broke out into blaze.
Then the space between was overleaped
and I'm a minute more the business office
and the entire first floor were being con-
sumed. Then the floors began to fall
the crash sending bursts of flames high
above the other buildings.
The American building fell at 12:4C
o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
LOUD EXPLOSIONS
SHAKE THE CITY
BaltimOreans Flee in Every
Direction.
BLAZING FACETS IN THE AIR
Glowing cindeTs Fall From Clouds of
Smoke and Help Spread
the Fire.
BLAZING FACETS IN THE AIR

BALTIMORE, Feb, Two terrific
explosions. which have not We. peen
accounted for shook the city wni!e that
section Immediately surrounding the
Baltimore and Ohio Central Building. at
Baltimore and Calvert Streets. was on
fire.
It is supposed one was caused by the
burning OF $50 barrels OF whisky In
the wholesale house OF Thomas Burne
& Co While the flames were at
their highest I'm this section there was
a sharp reverberating roar. followed by
a peculiar whistling noise. People fed
in all directions. and those in their
dwellings within 2 mile Of the fire took
to the sidewalks.
Five minutes later another explosion
followed. and a huge brown column
OF smoke shot into the air. This col
umn was born on the southeast wind
over the Central part OF the city. and
out OF it fell thousands of large blazing
fagots OF wood. sparks and lin-roofing.
red hot Glowing cinders also fell out
Of the cloud, and all helped to spread
the fire. Unless IT was the whisky. no
one knows what caused the explosions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
SERVICE
MAY SOON BE RESTORED
Communication Between Baltimore and
Washington Likely to Be Resumed
in Twenty -four Hours.

Telephone communication between
Baltimore and Washington will prob
ably be reopened within the next twen-
ty-four hours. The toll service is not
believed to have been crippled seriously,
owing to the fact that yesterday two
new exchanges were opened in Balti-
more.
The St Paul exchange. which was de-
stroyed. operated the wires throughout
the business PORTION of the town. and
was not extensively connected with out
of-town lines. While the destruction of
the building has completely tied up the
service in the surrounding section OF
the city, il has not seriously impeded
communication IN the other exchanges.
Moreover. thu fact that the lines are
all underground has helped to prevent
a tie-up of the system. The opening OF
the new exchanges has also proved ex-
tremely fortunate.
II is probable that a temporary eX-
change will be erected at once TO take
the place Of that destroyed In that
event. the temporary quarters would
perhaps be fitted out with the equip
meut to be used for the new exchange
| in Washington. Officials of the COM
pany consider themselves lucky in hav,
ing this material on hand. for il will
be an easy matter 10 supply the local
exchange with new apparatus before
the date set for its opening.
Under these conditions IL is not prob
able the toll service will be seriously
affected, except for a possible confusion
for a day or two. All haste will be
made I'm repairing the damage.
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FEW SPECTATORS ABLE
q TO VIEW CONFEDERATION
Even Policemen Repeatedly Had to
Dodge and Shift Their Positions.

BALTIMORE. Feb. s.-Of all the spec
tators. comparatively few saw the fire
itself They could not get within half
block Of il. Even the policemen guard
iug the approaches TO the fire had to
repeatei1vlCShift their positions and
dodge falling cinders.
Pieces of tin six by eight feet square
were lifted into the air by the terrific
heat. sailed upward like paper kites. and
when they reached point beyond the
zone of the most intense heat. fell clat-
tering to the streets.
The firemen and police. who were
obliged TO stick to their dangerous
posts. lodged into doorways for shelter
from the rain Of cinders and hot mis-
siles. Crash after crash could be heard
within the burning district, but even the
fireInen could not tell from what build
ing they proceeded. In the seethinz
furnace. of flame all sense of the direc-
ton or location OF .-ie building was
lost. Walls and flooring fell in thunder
Gus rOars that echoed for blocks away.
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FIRE CHIEF HORTON
DISABLED BY LIVE WIRE
Was Rendered Unconscious by Stepping
Upon Charged Conductor

BALTIMORE. Feb. Sire Chief Hor-
ton. who was shocked badly by step
ping on a live wire is we'll this morn
ing. He was stunned by the shock last
night and had TO be taken TO his head
quarters at No. % engine house, in
Saratoga Street.
The accident TO the chief took place at
Baltimore and Charles Streets. An cleo
trio light wire had dropped, and the
chief stepped upon II. He was knocked
Gown and made unconscious for several
minutes He vas not burned. how
ever. and when he reached the fire
house he complained Of nothing but a
severe headache. This was relieved by
the use OF opiates.
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SAVED $4,000 MONEY
FROM A STEEL VAULT
Officers of Bank Come Later and Find
Il Empty.

Early in the afternoon $4,000 in coin
and bills was taken out Of the vault;
OF the Federal Savings Bank on tho
northeast corner or Hanover and LON
bard Streets. The money. IT was said.
was secured by James H. J.. Foote. and
placed IN the vault Of the National
Enameling and Stamping Company.
two squares down Hanover Street. and
out OF ~. track OF the FIRE
later some of the officers of the bank
came around. and. not knowing thar
the money had already been saved. with
the aid OF Deputy Marshal Manning.
Sergeant Armiger. Sergeant Hughes, and
Patrolmen Scheib and Bagnell. effected
an entrance into the bank and opened
the so ge.s which tlley found empty
Although for three hours nearly every
thing around the bank building was
blazing, il did not catch fire until :
O'Clock. and was only partially de-
stroyed.
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U-George Mayo. manufacturer and
proprietary medicines, $4,000.
13-Van Zandt, Jacobs & Co.. shirts,
$4,000.
15-Caplsn & Greenbaum. clothing. and
Crucible Steel Company, $4,000.
17-Carey. Balm & Smith, dry goods.
and F. Re Kent spool cotton and thread,
$50. 600
James Bosley & Son, druggists.
Robins Paper Company.
Goggins & Owens
p. Cullison & Co., underwear.
7. c. Cork, lunch room.
Moulton Bros, notions.
Burt Shirt Manufacturing Cornpsny, Of
Troy. n. Y.
Tincture of Anal Compai y, labora-
TORY and Offices.
I Sadler-Rowe Company
Baltimore Street.
/ 1Of-Ades Bros. umbrella nanufac-
turers, and Ferdinand Hahn 6, Sons,
cloth. $4,000.
1os-Ades Bros. r A. Hof, clotning.
SIS. 900.
1O5-Douglas. Henry & Co.. hosiery and
/ underwear. $4,000.
1O7-L. Greif & Bros. clothing $3.50
Ooo
1Os-Maas & Kempner. embroidery and
laces, S125,O O0
111-Florence w MacCarthy Company,
notions and laces, $3.50. 900.
!! 113-Thalheimer Bios. clothing. $780,
900.
115-Fisher Bros. liquors. wholesale,
and SHERMAN & Todes, notions, dry
goods. etc, $50, 900.
l17-Silberman & Todes. s150OOG.
11s and 121-New building. not occu-
pied. s75, 900.
123-M, Moses & Son. merchant tailors
$4,000.
PSI. Goldsmith & Son. .lothIng. and
Sugar & Shear. clothing. $40, 900.
Mullins Hotel. Baltimore and Liberty
Streets
Thalheimer Bros, clothing.
Burgunder Bros. clothing.
]. Harzberg g. Co
William Lehman & Co.
Baltimore News Company, IS West
Baltimore Street.
A. Frank & Sons,
Bottingheimer e. Motter
The L. II. Miller Safe Company,
Louis Steil & Co.
| Rosenbush e. Co.
McCadden e. McElwee
John Turnbul1, Jr.. & Co.
George w. King Printing Company.
Monogram Lunch Rooms
Douglas Shoe Company.
Bay Line Ticket Office.
David Bendann
Williams Shoe Store
Alexander Brown & Sons, Calvert anc
Baltimore Streets.
d. Meredith Reese, jr.
+. Roberts g. Co.
Stratton Furnishing House.
oscar +. Ross.
= Thomas & Thompson
National Bank of Baltimore Building
New York Clothing House.
Samuel Kirk & Son Company. jew
elr,-s a-a
Arthur w. Robson.
Remington Typewriter Company
Frank. Rosenberg & Co., bankers.
N Hess.
Southern Photograph Company.
] Rosenbush & Co.
J. Seth Hopkins & Co.
Max Weinberg & Co.. clothierS
w. {. Beckner.
The Baker Underwear Compare
n Knabe Piano House.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
TREASURER RABBE TAKES
RINGS FROM BANK SAFE
Policeman Forces Him TO Go Before
Marshal for Identification.

BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-While the
fire was blazing like red fur
mace half a square away and the
building of the Federal Savings Bank
at the southwest corner of Lombard
and Hanover Streets, was beginning to
smoke, Conrad c. Rabbe. treasurer OF
the bank. entered the building in COM
pany with Patrolman Scheib OF the
northwestern district. and PatrolmaE
Johnson. of the western, and got from
the safe in the bank two handsome
diamond rings belonging to him.
Patrolman Scheib took possession Of
the rings and refused to rclinquish them
until Mr.. Rabbe had appeared before
Deputy Marshal Manning and been
identified