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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
FAVOR CHANGE IN EXCLUSION
Trnnsmississippi Congress Thinks
Less stringent Administration of
Chinese Law Desirable.

PORTLAND, ore, Aug. 17.-That the bet
ter classes of Chinese are Disseminated
gainst to an unwsrranted extent that
less stringent administration of the ex-
cluson law. or. If necessary. a liberal re
construction. is advisable was urged by
the speakers on foreign trade at the sec
ond days session Of the Transmississippi
Commercial congress today.
These ideas were brought out with espe-
cial force by Hon. John Barrett, United
States minister to Colombia, and by Theo-
dore r. Wilcox, president Of the congress.
Mr.. Wilcox asserted that IT would he better
to even admit limited number Of Chinese
laborers int, United States to satisfy
China. The = al market had been de-
veloped at The nse of almost a quarter
of a century's Z by manufacturers Of
the Pacific cot hosL efforts would be
nulhed If the ptt against American
products is succ,
America is in > osition to act in an
Independent mani this country pro-
duces nothing tha wants that can
not be obtained fr, her nations" said
Mr.. Wilcox
Mr.. Barrett, durin, course Of his ad-
dress, emphasized the point that it Is not to
compel the Introduction Of coolie labor
which the Chinese are remonstra ting
against, out quite the contrary. me boy
| colt is a remonstrance because the scions
| Of noble men, refined and well educated
gentlemen. are held in the detention quar-
ters by unwise immigration officials at our
ports of entry for a period of ten days at a
| time, and compelled to herd with the lowest
| classes of their countrymen during that
| time.
Another aspect Of the oriental subject
was treated by r b. Thurber OF New
| York City, president of the United States
| Export association, who spoke on Future
| Markets In the orient" When Mr. Thurber
! concluded the order of business was
changed and the introduction of resolutions
| took place. Most important among them
were those endorsing statehood for New
! Mexico, reclamation of arid lands, advo-
eating a merchant marine and the estab-
lishment of a department Of forestry and
! mining.
| The congress today remedied the conflict
| ing section of the bylaws which in one
! section provided for the appointment Of vice
presidents by state delegations ard in an
| other provided for their appointment by the
president. All vice presidents will here
after be elected by vote of the congress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
WRITES LETTER AND THEN DIES
PittsburE Man Claiming Rich ReIR-
tiOnship Says His Brother Let's
Him Starve.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 1.-THE body of
man, supposed to be Joseph Alexander
Thompson, of Pittsburg, was found on Il
bench in Fairmount park, near Belmont
mansion today. The cause of death has not
been determined, but it is probably case
of suicide. In a letter found on him, the
writer claims relationship with the Thaw
family of Pittsburg. The letter says:
l am Joseph Alexander Thompson, of
Thompson, who for years was the agent
of the Young Mems Bible society, of AL
legheny county. My brother William r..
Thompson, of Sparkill, N. Y, knows my
circumstances and will not help me my
family. He married Mary Thaw, daughter
of William Thaw who died in Paris. He
vania railroad, also of the firm of Mark &,
Thaw, of Ptttsburg, and father of Alice
Thaw, who married the Earl of Yarmouth,
and Harry Thaw, who was supposed to be
married to Miss Evelyn Nesbit, the concert
artist. l. am connected with Harriet Thaw
who lives on Cross street, between Ninth
and Tenth and who was allowed to live i'm
squalor with rats as her companions as one
of our relatives. Me and mine are starving
and have been for the past five months,
but they would not help me. He allowed
his brother, DR.. A. ID. Thompson, to starve
TO death in Philadelphia in 1879 or 1880 and
| also his brother. J. r. Thompson, OF Penn
! Ave, Pittsburg to fall so low that he had
| to send him to Florida, where he died, and
still he gives $4,000 to the w. and /. IL
! brary What have |, as his brother to
| look for? l have been a slave to hard
work for forty years and as Virginia says,
| There is no way but this Joseph a.
| Thompson, 1903 South Hicks St, Phila-
| dephia, August 16.
| NEW YORK, Aug. H-When inquiry was
/ made at the home of William r. Thompson
| in Sparkill u Y, today concerning
| Joseph Alexander Thompson. the state
ment was made that Mr. Thompson was
! i'll and could see no one. From the per-
! son who answered 1t was impossible to
secure any information regarding the dead
! man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
IN DOUBT ABOUT MARRYING
Omaha Man Has Queer MatrI-
mOniaI Experience at
Denver.

DENVER, Aug, i7.-(special Telegram >
The novel spectacle Of a man and woman
going TO the county clerk for a maria &c
license and the woman backing out and de-
claring that she would not marry was pre-
sented at the courthouse today. The man
is Frank d. McKenna, who is a member OF
the Omaha aerie OF Eagles and who resides
at 1894 Nicholas street. Omaha. The woman
is Mary Hudson Of Council Bluffs.
The latter! in explaining her backdown
said she had married when IA years old and
lived most unhappy life until last June
when she secured a divorce. After con
siderable parley she changed her mind
again and the license was issued Before
leaving the ofhoe Mrs. Hudson kissed the
clerk and the couple departed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
STAND BY THE EIGHT-HoUR DAY
Printers Decide to strike Unless the
Employers COncede the
Point.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 1.-THE conven-
ton of the International Typographical
union decided today to meet in Colorado
Springs next year.
At the afternoon session of the Inter
national Typographical union the eight
hour committee presented its report which
endorses the eight-hour campaign now
being waged and recommends a strike on
January l, 1906, against employers who do
not accept the new hours laid down by
the union. Sampel Gompers in his ad-
dress commended the stand the union has
taken on the eiEht-hour fight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
MESSENGER TAKES LARGE SUM
EmpIOye OF Chicago Firm DiaRp-
pears with $40 600 He was sent
TO Deposit In Bank.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Gus Bobbs, a mes
senger employed by the dry goods house Of
Charles A. Stevens & Bros, has disap-
peared with $4,000 OF the firms money and
a reward of $500 has been offered for his
capture
Bobbs was employed in the place OF the
regular messenger, who IS on a vacation.
He was sent to the bank this afternoon to
make a deposit, carrying $4,000. He did not
appear at the bank and later II was learned
he had left for New York over the Nickel
Plate road.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
Election of Omcers.

After the adjournment OF the regular
afternoon session OF the National Railway
Commissioners association the election OF
officers was held, with the following result:
DR. W G. Smith, South Dakota, president,
unanimous choice of the convention; JOS
eph p Rice, Missouri, first vice president;
Colonel J. H. Wharton. South Carolina,
second vice president; f. A. Mosley, Wash
ington, secretary; NJ. w. Decker. Washing
ton, assistant secretary.
The entire party of the National Railway
Commissioners association was taken
through the workings of the Homestake
gold mine this evening and later was en-
tertained by the members OF the Lead
Commercial club.
The report of the committee on amend
ment OF the act to regulate commerce made
some strong recommen endations 10 congress
which were adopted by the convention with
| only one dissenting vote, that by Isaac b
Brown Of Pennsylvania, The resolutions
| in brief are:
| First-To require all railroad companies
/ and other corpora tions TO Ale all rates and
| rcgula tions with the commission and pub
Continued on Second PaRe1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
Movements of Ocean VesseIs Aug.

At New York-Arrived: Deutschland from
Hamburg; Batavia, from Hamburg. Baltic,
from Liverpool Sailed: Barbarossa, for
Bremen; Numidian for Glasgow.
At Naples-Arrived. Nord America, from
New York, CanopiC. from Boston.
At GlasEoW-Arrived: Laurentian, from
Philadelphia.
New York,
At Queenstown-Arrived: Republic. from
Boston Sailed Fricsland, for Phladel-
phia: Teutonic for New York
At Havre-Arrived. Sarmatian, from
Montreal
Al Liverpool-Arrived. Westernland. from
Philadelphia Sailed: Kensington and Vic
toria for Montreal.
At Marseilles-sailed: Gepmania. for New
York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18
OMAHA WOMAN is ROBBED
Mrs. LucretIa MRhOn Loses Valuable
JeweIry on steamer EN- Route 20
San FranciscOs

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17.-Mrs. Lu-
cretia Mahon OF Omaha, who came here
from Portland, Ore, on the steamer Co
lumbia yesterday, reported to the police
that she had lost several hundred dollars
worth Of jewelry on the voyage % this
port Among the missing articles are five
diamond rings, one stick pin with four
diamonds and FIVE turquoises, a turquoise
ring a solitaire ring and two other rings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18

The name of Mrs. Lucretia Mahon is not
In the Omaha directory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18

Asked II they intended 10 thus influence
the legislators, witness replied:
I'VE didn't call IL anything just wanted
TO prevent the holding OF meetings II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18

LONDON, Aug. S-The morning news
papers continue to be pessimistic regarding
the prospects for peace. although in som'
notable Instances there is evidence Of a de
sire to hedge on the Incorporating atti
tude assumed IN the earlier stages OF th'
Portsmouth conference. The most notable
Of these this morning is the Daily News
one Of the oldest London papers, which n
closing lengthy editorial on the peace ne
gotiations says:
Our desire that Japan should waive
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18

CcOntinusd on sixth Page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-18

Continued on Second PaEe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Nudl Gin Sunbcsienator misfortune.

Gbcpenne, @po., 8. Sebritor.
- SIN StaotSienot brod)te Setter.
Gemofrat, cine genleiniome Geioll-
ton eiu, melhe cine llnteriufung
Der gcgen 9unoesienotor Srancis &.
@orren loltt eeiporoenen Mni6uIo:.
gilngen oitrd Die 2e9islotllr, oe,t
Gongreb uuo Tr1iioent 3ooiepelt
perlongt. iebod) ipitrbc Die Melolll,
tion nit Is gegen 5Stimmen prompt
orf Den Gid gelegt. Gie Iniduloi.
giineen loiiten eropireno geniig;
nod benielben ioI @arren's Shipo.
ger, Gbos, Wt. Smith, cine 9e5ob.
lung bon $4,000 pro Sabr ols Glerf
oes 9unocsienots .Gomite's fir gn.
ipriide (ociieft Soriiter @orren ilt)
be5oeen boben, obne ielnalS in @oib.
ineton eeipeien 81 fem; bos 8eIo ioll
IN @orren'S Saibe gefloIicn iein.
Gbenic ioQ @orren's Sobn 9eSob.
lung ais SiiIfs.GIerf bes genonnten
Senots. Counties be5ogen boben, Oh.
gleif or nieiitols in @oibington &c
ipeiert, lonoern oils Stioent ouf Der
.Sorparo.llniperiitdt" geneilt baben
ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Dime sdate anrad.

2orO 6iBtpiaiom fon0 olf Ser GocoSs
Suiel fem 8iraten.@olo. - Seit
Subren idon gr0bt Elm oeutider
giniieoIer nod Sen oeriteftcn
Sd0Ben.
Hep Yorf, 8. 6ebr. - ghtf Ser
yGitD Of Maibington "fancu Captain
Cigar @. Worriiou Dom 0ampicr
nSeroniQue," peI6er i'm 0c5cmber
ben enaIii6en 2or0 6ibmiQiom nit
elmer Shoegra6ergeicaihoft noh ser
SIT Gotta Rica ~geborigcn GocoSsSnic(
brodte, in 9cgIeitl1g 0eS SdifiSs
ar5tes Or. ". 9. 9ingcr, Der Ole Or
petition begIeitet bottc, I'M bieitgeu
Sofeu an. No6 ibrcn Ntngobcn limo
BORT 6%iblpiuiam bon forfeiture, No
miral Yollilter BON ser britilhcn Ntus
rinc, Captain Garter BON Scr cngli=
Ihen Nrn1ce mo Die mciitcn ilbrigcn
Sbetlllcbmer oil Der expedition id)on
am A. Sanllor BON Banana nud)
England obgefobrer, obnc 0ic ericbn=
ten Sh0be, mclfC tbcillpeiic BON Dem
SeerGuber 9pnit, tbeiIS pom Gcrllu-
nerr, iUelde ibr @oIo BORT ucrgrubcn,
Itommen ioaen, gefunOen ST bobcn.
Der Soro botte, luic Der Gopitdn
angob, III England er5dblt, ais er ii6
allt Die expedition begnb, oaB Tie lid
auf Die SlIde nud aoblcnmincn be.
geben iuilroct, Oeren Der HorO cine
In3obl in @ngIono bciitt, Ood bate
er lid ogenollc" Hldne 0e5 8critcd5
oes ShateS peridoift, uu10 c9 mltr0c
alld, ME Der Captain lagt, INN Oie
8eibnodts5cit cmiig onrou gcorbei.
tet. 9onn uber ging cine sum Nbs
lprengen elmer 6clSlpono bcltimmte
SprengIobung oor5citig los uno be-
grub cine groBe Nn5obl &eutc ulltcr
Iid), BON 0enen iicben 10 Ifmer perlebt
muroen, BOB Tie nod Banana ms
Soipitol gebrodt Wer0en muBter, no
iid nod, orei bon linen befinoen.
81 9leifcr 3eit NIT ibncn bcfuro
lid cine bon SoroIo ". Q. 8rop &C.
Ieitete 5lueitc SdotgrGber- @eieQi6oft
ouf Der Sniel, nit Der Ole 6ibpil-
Iiami6e angebli6 I'M beiten @inper-
nebmen tunr. g(uBeroem uber mcilt
ouf Der Sniel lett Sobren elm ocutidcr
GiniieOler, Elm gemiitblider &erl. lpie
Ser Captain ioat. Der BON Der Heqic=
rllng bon Gotta Hico Die GrloubniB
5ur ShoB9rdbcrei crbolten bat. Ga,
pitdn uno glr5t lueroen am Sonitog
oltf Der o2llconia" mad England ub-
fobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
uYanther" in Wclupprt Ncms.

t-9t eW $, 80, 8. 6e6r.
Ger 9rcll5er yEortber" uoml ca
raibiid)cn @eIdluo0er Der bclttld)clt
Mtorinc lit bier eilt9elollfen mo miro
oitf bieii9en @erftcn pcrid)ieOcnclt
8eporotilrell u%l,ter5ogcn lperoer. Gr
mar bcfonntIih i'm oori9en Sabre
nit Orci anOcren 6o~br5ergcn DER
oeiltifen @orine in omerifonii6en
0em1iiern id)olt einntol bier, INN re.
porirt gu lperoen. Sie Oifijiere Ser
Oertiden ar%iegSid)iffc luuroen oo.
mails bon biciigen Son0elS aorper.
i6oiten burdl Gbrcnbe5ellgungcn Der
id)ieocner art altsge5cifnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Ylnttbat in McSecspprt.

Sitts6ure, ga., 8. Se6ritor.
5ran Sobn 0iderion nrb 8eorae
Simmons, Neger, iino in Ser Difer-
ion'iden @obnung III Mcaeesport
bon Cornelius Combs geifoiien uno
mabrldeinliA tootli6 pe%rtplinoet
iporoen. Combs id)ob oilb oreinnal
auf Sobn Giferlon, ben Wann Der
ocripitnoeten 5raii. febIte i'm aber.
Combs bate bel oen Oiderion ae-
fpobiit lno NOR ipeeen Grreauna ei.
iler Storltng I'M 3aliie perbaftet NOR,
Den. IlS er entlaIien ipurbe, febrte
er nob Sanie 5uriif uno eroffnete TO-
fort8eiier aiif Die SniaiIen. @r miroe
bon ben Gadbarm iiberwdltiat uno
iist iest in Snft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10

nor6en, neil 2onobeIiser sic 9e.
idmeroe erboben, oaB oas 8erbot Die
Ereiie bon @ololanoereien bera6.
0riide.
81 merifnuiidcS @otertaI
iii II nj Lamb.
Norfolf, So, g.. 6ebruor.-Qer
o0niihc 0onlpfer nNorobooet" lit
nit @(ferbolger6tbcn I'M 8ertbe bon
100000 BON bier nad) Dem ruiiiihen
Soien Nooorroiiist om Sdtpor3en
Nicer abgc9on9cn. gr lit pom Gopis
tGn Sfmiot, einem 0elti6en befp6.
ligt. 8eriidtiueiie mar oerIoltet, I'M
unterItcn Rulnle 0eS 9umpfers he.
finoe iif &riegsmoterioI urlo elm in
GDeiIc 5erle9teS submarines Boot
iiir Die Huiien, bod fonb ooS 8eriid)t
oltr6 Die 8un0esbeomten, peldc ben
9ompier Dor ieiner Gbreiie 6etrcte,l
batten feline 9eItotigln9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Siideudjef nicocr9citudjcn.

Gin eifcriiiftiger 2onO5monn it0Bt
Inn Elm W1eiier in oie @rilit. -
aufregenOe Scene inn D6iftb Npc..
9otel" in Nelp Oorf.
g en- .Oorf, 8. 6e6ruor. - Ger
9tahtclerf mo etlpu ein babies Out.
5en0 on0ere Nngelteute, mel6e iiH
friib WorgenS I'M &eItibiil oeS n6iftb
%Oenltc = SotelS" %bcfonocn, mllrocn
Oltrd ben ooielblt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DEF 2olliS 8ro aus ibrenl Sol6-
i6Iunlnter auf9eidrcdt. 0criclbe
fam n1mlih ploBIid lcidenbloB uno
ouf 0aS S0dite erregt 0urd) Ser
9ronotpop . Gingong bereinQcitiir3t
l1tlo 500 am E1tlt 0eS GlerfS ein Ian.
9es blutbeilcdteS Weiier aus elmer
Wltnoe in ser linfen 8rult. 0id)t
iiber 0enl Ser5en. @o6reno mo oet
offenbor lfhperuerlebten Wann ullf
einen Stltbl ieBte, er5Gblte Oerielbe.
ooB CT pie iiblid icin Sans, Nr. 1876,
@eIt- 81. StroBe, friib pcrlolien babe,
mn I'M 9otcl nm ) llbr nit Der 3lt,
bercitllng 0eS SriibitiidS 81 begin.
nen. aoun lei CT einige Sd)ritte &C.
goltgert, ais plDBlid, aus eincn&nilS.
flur cit Mnln bernor9eiprltngcll
ultO, nofocm CT ibnt ocn Std Der.
iebt bobe, geflobcn iei. Ger Gb6tcr
Iet, iuie CT, ein 6ron6oie, 0en er obcr
MIR ocn &ornomen emanuel nud)
femme. Ieriel6e lei oltf i'm eifcrs
lilhtig, oo or einem iu1l9en WfGodcn
characterization crmeiic, bic Gina.
nilcI fiir iid) oIlein beoniprnd)r. Ger
etterIiid)tigc Wienif babe ibnl olld)
georobt, ieood) babe CT (8ra) nld)t
~9e9lolibt, bob oieie 0roblulgcn crltlt
gcnlcint icicn.
Eoli5ilt 6lening BON Scr Melt- 30.
Stroben Henierluodc, Der gerllfelt
plir0e, lieb ben 8rrmlinoctelL Der III
6olge oes VlrtpcrlultcS Iebr ld)iuod)
por mo boS 9elpuBtiein perlor.
nod Dem Bellevue Soipitol" Ihot-
fen. Ga Der 3uitono oeS, Wohnca
6eoenflid) 81 iein idier, lpuroc Der
Coroner benndridtigt, UNI Die Sters
bcbettollsiogen oeiielben entgcgen 5t
nebnleil.
guf 8rlino Der oiiritiaen Ferlo-
nnlbeidreibung, luelde Era, ebe er
oas 9~eipuBtiein perlor, bon Dem oil
aeblihen Chatter rlodte, begann Die
Toli5ei Hodforihungen nad Denl'
ielben on5lliteQen. Gen Nontc1 Der
iungen Game bat Yro nidt ge'
nannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Or. Sprinaer's @ermnthnna.
9lanbort Sod brafte oieIleidt feline
6rauen Ourh anDenoung BON
GurQre um's 2eben.

Gurare um'S 2eben.
Gbtcago, 8. 6ebruur. - Git
rare, oos t0otIifite @ift, lpeIdeS Die
mooerne 8iIieni9aft tennt, ioa, Wie
Or. Soiepb Springer, Der friibere
GoronerS . ar3t, ieet sIolbt, ben 300
Ser 6roien bon Sobonn Sod perllr.
ioft boben. Or. Springer lit iiber-
3e,l9t, ooB oaS t0otIi6e @tit pobrs
i6einIid Den Spfern Ourd) oie Che
rtnge beigebraft muroe. Gr iugt:
o8enn man ben inneren Rano eineS
Hinges Orebt ODER i'm irgenomie roub
mo i6arf madt ltno Damn oieien raltz
ben HonO nit Dem @iite beitrcid)t, 10
fam man bei'm 9ln5iebeu oeS HiugeS
Die @aut leidt perleben, lulo rpelm
oorn cine geringe 8llt1lng eriolgt,
miro itf oaS @ift oieiem mittbciIe1
uto Ser Goo mIB fol8cn. Gin Scf-
3igItel zines @rau Gurare bringt
id)on sen 600"
Inter 0eu 8erlonen, ipcldc Sod
bel Ietner Intunit bon 9teps Oort
ioentifi5ircn %ioIlen, beiin0ct iidJ cine
8itttue, meld)c Dor einigen SNbren
einen geWiiien Geo ErG9cr gcDciru.
tibet ba6en iou. Die 8ei6reibitng
Sod'S itinmt nit ~oerienigen Yra-
gers therein. No6 ser 9luSfmit,
mcIfe sic Boli5ei erboltelL bat Die
@ittne, Die YrGger beirotbete, bon
ibrem erIten @otten $4,000 an Sc.
benSoeriiherltn9 geerbt unO oouon
ioQ GrGger $500 erbalten baben,
Inn einen Wtobellooen on5uiangen.
8enige Gage uo6 gr0ffmung Oes 60
bens DeridmanO 8rGeer, ua@ocm er
ieine 8aare auf gebeimniBOole8eiie
abgeIest bate.
Antunft in Gbicogo.
Seute Ibeno fam Sobonn Sod I'M
8etpobriom eincS Gcteftio8 aus
Nep.Yorf bier an. ST pltroc nod
Ser Chicago : Npenue . Eoli5eiItntion
gebroft uno einem i6arfen Ierbor
untertporfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
: gln Der arellSllno ser eleftriIdc,

- In Der areu5llng Ser eleftrlIfcn
philadelphia & 2ebigb.Sollep-gnb
bel Snofertolun, go, coQioirte eit
9abnpoggon nit einem Shlitten,
iuorin iif Ganiel Soniid, SRI. 5lo.
renee SeipiS nno Sraii Seib befon'
ben. Der Shlitten ipitroe iltngelpor-
fen, 6rou Seis alif Der SteIle ge-
tootet nno Die beioen anoeren Sniol-
fen ihtper perIekt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Gic &epiiion oes Can 80
mingo. YrotofolIS.

0ic &eoiiion oes Can 90
mingo- ProtofollS.
San Com / II 10, 8. 6cbr.-Gic
HeoiIion uno I%n1enoirung 0eS ON
20. Sonuar Oieies So6rc8 5luiid)er
oen &ereinigten Stootcn lnO Der Rc-
publif Gan 9omin9o ACKNOWLEDGMENT
&rotofons, in mcI6cm Die critgc-
nounte &egierltng Die f@inon5ieae Ser.
moltrng Gan 9omingo'S bis CUR Be
glei6ung oler i'm IltSlonoe contra.
birten S6uIoen %gorontirt, lit iebt be-
en6et. Scr critic glbi6nitt oeS Yrotos
follS lit IN Der nclten 6orm MIR iUe.
Mig oer0noert moroen, nm 10 mebr ies
ood Der 5lpeite 9lbidnitt, in6em Die
omerifonii6e Hegierl,ng erflart, Die
territoriale llnperlebli6feit San 60
mingo'S 5lt reipettiren. Sn Dem neren
8ertrag ooer Erotofo1 miro olld) Die
Wtonroe.9 oftrtn ipe5iea betraftigt.
No6 bent nelten ErotofoI iin0 Ole
3oubeamten Cipil- un0 C~riminalrcd)t-
lid oen @eieben San 0omingo'S
unternorfen, ohne iebod) 0omtnitds
niidc llntertbonen 81 iein. Son ben
9rltttosGinnobmen iGmmtlider 3oQ.
itGtten oes 2onoe5 erbGlt Die oomini.
foniihe Regierung 40 Ero5ent SIT
&erpoltungS5rpeden. Nus Dem nellen
GrotofoIl lit ieoo6 Die 9eitimmltng
oes alien, boB oieier Yro5entiob fir
oaS critic Sobr minOeItenS 100000
betrngcn foil, ousgelolien, Ocsgleiden
Die 9eItimmnng, ooB Ole @l6ubtger
Der &epitblif Die blrd Die netle Oro-
ming Der 0inge entItebenoen oltBer.
orbentliden INSTRUMENTATION
5u trogen boben. Seoe BerGnOerltng
0es 6ominitaniid)en SnrifS beoorf
nod Dem nellen Frotofoa Der 8eItGs
tigung 0eS E%rGii0enten Der &%ereinig.
ten Stooten, ordb bat San 0oniingo
nift ooS &eft, feline grport5ole ooer
Die Offentli6e Sdulo 5u erboben, nber
@rport50ae fonnen ourd) Die omeris
faniI6e &egcierung Doer auf 8unId
Der bominifnniiden Gegierltng reolt-
5irt o0er gon5 oufgeboben meroen.
Die oominifoniIfc &egierlng ner-
pflidtet lid, Der amcrifonii6en &c
gterlng bel Der Nitsfiibrung oeS Ser.
trages nod beIten &rGften biilfreid
bei5ritebert. Der &ertrag tritt crit
in &roft, nndocm er bon Dem anleri-
foniihen Senot iulo bem oominifo-
niiden GongreB rotifi5irt poroen lit
uto bleibt bis sur Nbtrogltng DER
S6ulOen Der Tepllblif Son COMMIT
90 in aroft.
Nene frun50iiidc sc.
anotc.
BoriS, 8. Sebr.-GbmonO Brit
ipoert, friibcr @enerolfonilll in Nem.
Yorf unb ipGter @eiouoter in So.
uono, lit 5iim frnn50iiiGen @eionotct
III Ntonteuioco, l%lrllguoD, crnollllt
iuorbcn. (Scrr Sruiuocrt, Der ctlud
5S Sabre alt lit, lit icit oenr Sabre
1873 int &oniulor- uno %oiplonloti.
Iten Gicnit gelpeien. Sm Sabre 1893
mar CT fron5oiiider GontmiiiGr sur
notwithstanding in Gbicogo,)
saul 2efoipre, friiber Sefretlr Der
fran5oliiden 9otidoft in 8oibington,
milree' jiitn 8eianoten nod Cuba CT
nonnt. "3"f
ySuIfe" IN GaIIuo.
81 m a, Yerli, 8. 5cbrnor. - Ser
fleine oettide areu5cr r6olfe" trof
0eitern in Galao Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
= Gle Gbicoao'cr IoIisei bot 5000

- Gle Gbicago'er 4oli5ei bat 5000
Stedbriefe bon Wtlton Sranflin
Inoretus alisgeionbt, iuelder i'm
Seroabt itebt, Srau 9eiiie 9outon
ollf benz Glitler.W iountain III Der
eriten Oftpber.@ od)e bes Soriobres
crmorbet 81 baben. guf Die Terbot.
tiine, reip. @erurtbeilung, lit cine BE.
lobnung bon $4,000 aiisgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
Sir bic Sat-.
SfieSsseridts = gcrtrage biHfGatg
geDOrOeH.

Qas 9enats Gomite fiir o~lrStpdrti9e
affoircn idie6t Ourd SerdnOe-
ring zines ein3i8en 8orte8 einen
NiegcI Dor. - Der llnterif)icO
5pii6en ciucm &crtragc unO eli
mem abfommen. Sppoiition
iiioli6er Senatoren oeretteIt baS
gauge @erf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-10
in Den 8runS eebU6rt.
0ompIer n2tef @rifiien" an Der aiiite
f5lorioo'S p%erloren. 3fpei
Wdnner ertrrnfen ser HeIt Der
Manni6oit gerettet.

NeW 9orf, 8. 6ebrllor. -
Der Camper yGitp OF Gperett," 81
gentbum ser STANDARD Oil Co."
febrte bellte, nod6em er am 4. Sc.
bruar ouf Der Sobe bon &op 60.
mdine, 5Io., ben norpe9iiden Dam.
pier y2ief grifiien" ourf cine GoQis
iion in ben @run0 ge6obrt botte, be-
bufs &eporotltr bierber 5llriif uto
brufte 3pal5ig MtitglieOer oer0iam.
idaft oes untergegoltgenen 6abr5ergs
nit. 3wei Mitglieoer Der Wanlt-
idoft ertrunfen. Die yGitp Of Gbe-
rett" mar ouf benz 8ege nod Sabine
EaB, Ser, nm einet Sarge Yetro.
leltm 5lt bolen.
Die 5rpei grtrunfenen iino Der
5meite Sngenieir Otter OIterien u1o
Elm Seemant, NomenS Soborm So
%bonneiIen. Gin beftiger Stlirm u,O
Oifter 0tebel berrif)ten sur 3eit Ser
Gouiiion. 0ie nGitp OF gperett" trllg
erbeblide 9eidGOigllngen oooon. Ser
r2tef @rifiien" geborte elmer 6irmo
III Bergen, gtorlpeger, uno mar mad,
Matan5os, Guba, beitimmt, nm sort
3llfer %ein5ulaOen.