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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Ster6enOe Srau anf Die Strafc &c
mOrfeH.

GbicaQo, 10. $amtor. - Die
Boli3ci Itellt bier Iutcrnrdungcn
iibcr oaS 2cbenScnoc ser Grm &obu
Sobuion an, pcldc I'M &crIouic me
niger Stmoen apcimaI Dor ibrcm
@olic inn &ie6bof = 0iItritt oltf Dem
StroBenpfloltcr licgcuo m~nfgehm0en
porOen lit, mo Der @otte Ser I'M
gliidIiden lit bis our @eenoigung Ser
llnteriudung inSoft genommen NOR
oen. 9ei'm erIten Wfnl mlroe Die
6rnu BON 5pei Goiionten otigeflns
Sen, ipeld)e lie micocr IN lire @ob>
mIll0 tritget. @ei oicier @eIegcnbeit
lol Sobnion ober ihon geidrieen
boben: nWerit iir biuouS, idJ mill iic
bier nidt bobcn." gtiht lnngc 6as
rouf lag Oie Srmn mieocr uuf Der
StrnBc urlo puroc mittcIS elmer Nrns
bllInn5 nod Dem @oipitol 9cidafit,
mo tic rpGbreno Der llntcriud)ung
ibrer &%erlebungen Sen @eiit mlfgob.
Ntod Dem llrtbeil Der 9ler5te lit Der
600 Der ormeu 6rolt olrf Serleblu1s
gen uto @ntbebrmgen 5llriif5ufiibs
rell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

bonopfloiter bat cine S0be bpn 5lu0li
Gentimetern ltno miro olf elmer ge,
tonihift BON A bis 6 Gentimetcr
Starte berIcgt. NtBer fir StroBen
miro Die nclle FiIultcrlmQ nod be
ionoerS cmpiobIen fir StuIlruQcn.
Tlrdfobrtcn, ShIOhrb6uicr, mnqc-
Ocdtc @obnItciGe mo mrd fir Die
@iirgcrItciNc in tlcincrcn StGotcn,
olf WarttplGBcn II. /. N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

9os, @cieb STIR giltoriiotion ser
NnIeibc ihreibt Dor, Dob bic aus Ocml
&erfatf er5ieIten @rGmien Dem Gil
Qumg3fou0 juiIieBcn iollcn. Infer Der
8orouSieBung Dob sic 3la- p~ro3entiIe
NnIeibe cine Er0mie bon 10 Ero5cut
bringen ioutc, miiroc oicielbe bic
oben o%ngeGcbenc EobeIlc Ser i6brIi-
den 3unobmc Ser Stcucrrotc urlGC.
fGhr IN iOIQCnNCr NNciie hcrohieben:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

bereitun9en fir icin nG6itcS CONCERT.
Sin attipe8 WitgIieo tpltrOe oufge.
non1men.
@eiarQoercin nM
Ger @eiongDercin oMeIooie" ii6tc
in ieiner geItern @beno in Sofob
HieB' SaQe, @de 2otps uu6 6orreit.
StroBe, o6geboItenen SingitunOe ole
Gb0re fir icin inn n66Iten @onot
ItottiinOenoeS CONCERT Elm. Sin ofti-
pes Wtitalico lplroc aufqenommeu
un0 cine G%inIooung 0c$ @eiuugocr,
ems v6robiinn" SIT oeiien MosfeH-
ball fun0 Nuuahme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Ser. Singer pun Baltimore.

Soiptquartier: ,@ermania . NGn.
nerdor : Sale; GrGIi0ent Senrn
@ieiefing, Rr. 228, berI. gaItern.
Goe.; correiponoirenber uno proto.
foliretber SefretGr s. 8iliam @li.
6eniits, 0r. 1928, SrleonsItraBe;
Sinan5 SefretGr q. Simmelbeber,
0r. 3t5, Noro.g oenitrabe; Sdas.
meiiter s. @idIid, Scr. 7t3, 8ar.
neritraBe; 0irigent: bofant. Ser.
iammIltng jeoen 5ueiten Sreitag i'm
Wonat.
.Irion."
Souptqilartier: Stag SaQe, Scr.
2O5, Sanober'S traBe. SingItlnoe:
Wfittmod - 9irigent: S. 6. Sranf.
,Sarmonie."
Saltptquortier: Scr. 414, @eft.
8apette-S traBe. SineItunoe: Diem.
tags = 9irigent: Sobn 81. &Iein.
~8ermonia. MGnnerdor."
Salptqliartier: @ermania q. WGn.
nerfor SaIe, 0r. 4tO-412, @eIt.
2ombaro.S traBe. SingItunoe: Son.
neritags - 9irigeut: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
D5robItnn."
$miptqitartier: SrobItnn . Saue,
Nr. 5000, Sreoertd- apenue. Gina.
lt1tnoe: Wtittpods-Qirieent: Sobn
u. 4lein.
rIrbeiter. Mdnnerdor."
Salptquartier: anoreas' Sane,
Nr.3f4, SanooerltraBe. S~ingIhlnoe:
9onnerita9s - 9irisent: Gbos. s..
8ndolt.
.2ocuIt.Boint MGnner6or-"
Salptquartier: Smider's Sale,
ode Cuba. unb 4noreitraBe. Sing.
It1tnoe: Mittmo6 9(benos s ltbr =
9irigent: Slbert ariippeI.
.arbeiter. 2ieoertafeI.
Snuptquartier: goI5' Sale, Nr.
4O8, 8eIt SerirgtonItraBe. Sing.
itunoc: 9ienitogS-9irigent Suao
ariippel.
vSbolia'N
Sauptqlartier: 8oiet's Sale, Nr.
1922, Sarforo.I nenue. S~inaItunoe:
Rittpod5-8trtgent: SoIepb gade.
nWo5art.W
Sauptquartier: 8roaonap SoteI,
@de 9roaoDap un6 SrleansltroBe.
Singitunoe: 9ienltass - 9irigent:
Geo. %. goblmann.
.Gidenfrana."
S%olptquartier: Sobn SGmi6t's
Dorm. 3orn's) SaIe, gde 8. un6
9oagbitrabe, SigbIanotopn. Sing.
ltunoe: WlitttpodS-9irisent Chm.
godner.
yWelobte."
Sa~nptquartier: S. Iies' Sole,
ede 2ouitraBe unh gelair Morft.
Singitunoe: 9orneritass - 9iri.
gent j. Garoliis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
@rOhfcncr MI Der Gaca.s traFc.

@rUficucr au Der Eaca.S trafc.
Gas fitnfit0dige 6obrtf9eb6u0e gtr.
118 mo 100, Observation-Disclosures,
ifncr ourf Geuer uno @oiier be
idGoiQt. - &icr Tirmen betrof
fen. - Ger ougcrihtete Shuoen
lmgcfGbr $4,000.
Die 9fo6buriboft ser 9aCa- uuO
&cringtonitroBc >prr0e qcItcrn 2lbeno
Glrrb cine groBc 6%eucr9brluit mel.
DIE ou9 6ubritgcbGuoc 9r. ttS ulo
l2O, Nor0 FncaitrnBc, tbGilmciic ger
lt0rtc, in QroBc NuireQrmQ perfect,
ln0 IN mebrcrcn Der bcnadlburtCn
@cbdlllihtciten lurr0cn InItaltcn
5ltm Nll%5icben Qetroiieu. &n Dem
cr'ten Stodluert oe5 nIl]3Ncbrannteu
@ebolloeS befono li6 oo3 n2orimer
Mc0icol SnltitIt," in Dem Sueiteu
Stodpert Die columbia Shirt Co."
I'M orittcn Stodiperf Nic yNmcricun
Wontlc Co." pG6rcuo ooS pierte 1t.
finite Stodluerf BON Der .Sanito.
rp &oumOrD 80" bcnuBt muroen.
0oS @cbGlloe lit Eigentbum 0eS
@rlt. 2oIiS Goiioro. Ger @eiummt.
Idoocn lpurbe gcItcrn N6cno nid)t
9c1nm feItgeltcIlt, 0od) oiirftc Der
IeIbc toum $4,000 betrogen, in0em
eit groBer Sbeil Der III Dem @cbGlt=
DC oorbnnoCncn @oorCn MIR oltrd)
Woiier beI6GOigt mllroc.
9oS 6eller brad I'M 5rueiten Stod.
Dcrt ans ln0 lpllroe olrrd) ben go
li5iiten &nrrimorc entoedt, ais oaSs
Ielbe bercitS be0clltenoe Sortid)rittc
9cmodJt bate. Gin Tlnrm bonn SEA.
item 9tr, ~ ocm @oltpt 0uortier
bcS 5peiSbiircn mtcrbalb ser @ron0=
ltGtte 9clegcncn SpriBcnbnileS mnr0
c%ingcIonot, ut6 lobol0 Die Seller-
iucbr nui ser N~run0itdttc crid)iCn,
muroc Elm ~5lueiter Ilorm e%ingelonot,
5ltmnl eS Den NuIdein 6otte, ais Oh
Die gnr5e Nodboriboft QefGbroet Iei.
&cridic0enc Der Nohbarn began.
men bereitS, ibrc Sadc1 III Cider.
belt 81 bringen, 10 i6offtc 6rou Sol.
Wteienberg bon Gar. t16, Horo,8ocu.
ItraBe, ibre Slln6c aus Dem Snuie,
che Scr 5lucitc Nlnrm cingelonbt
ipilroc.
Die 6lnmmen 6cbntcn iid) raid
bonn 6%lueiten ollf Die obereu Stod.
perfe ans, mo crit nnd) bortnGdi.
gem Sample gelang eS Der 8eucr.
luebr, OeS perbecrcnoen Glemente$
Weilter 81 meroen. Ger critic Ilorm
iullroe fllr5 npr 9 llbr cingelonot,
ltno cine Stlnoe ipGter por ooS
Seuer ooaitdnoig ultter Gontrolc.
9o8 8aorenloger Der o2orimer
WeoicoI SnititutS" reprGientirte Ell
men @ertb BON $4,000. Die Sirno
fo6ri5irt b%nltptiGAlid Gbentifnlien.
SIM 5~lueiten Stodlucrf, III iuelhem
lid ole nGoIumbio Shirt 60" befins
Net, mitroen Die @ooren total ourd)
Selter mo 8aiier ruinirt. Siet fonns
te Der S6ooen nidt ~feit9eiteat per.
oen. Sm pierten mo f%iinften Stof.
merf befinbet iid Die DSanitorp
2aunorp Co." oeren Serluit mlf 500
600 gel6Gbt miro.
Cine groBe 3ubl bon angeitcllten
p%erliert in 6olge Der 6cucrSbrunit
i6re S%telllngen.
Die Sanitary 2ounorD 60" be.
idGftiQte 40 Y%erionen, Ole oGolums
bio Shirt So" Is bis 20 Ferionen,
@ie oen 2eiern OeS o0elltId)ell
GorrcIponoenten" in @rtnnerung lein
miro, entItono Dor ungef0br jluel
Sobren in Sol9e Der @rploIion elmer
9umpfr0bre I'M oben genannten @cs
61lloe elm Yanif unter Den Angeltell'
ten.
Die @ronouriode fonnte nlht er'
mittelt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

oieIer Sobelle nid)t einaeidloIIen.
Sbr llnter-Gomite m0dte cine
EbotIodc gon5 belonocrS bcroorbcs
ben. Nod ser 9ereduung zines
MitgIicoS ocS 9(b5lQSfonols uno Nns
acknowledgements lper0en i6brlid)
BON Den &oil8beIibern 100000 fir
bic HciuiQrmg BON &Iouten ncrollas
gobt, 10 ooB nit Sid)crbeit bebonptc(
meroen fouL oob ole moalidc Crib
bltng ser Steucrrnte fir ben 9eIiBer
gelu0Dnliher 8obnb0lller MIR etnen
fleinen Sbeil Der iGbrlid)en l(ntoItcn,
Die er SIT beitrciten bot, biloen nilroc.
IS miro ferner 6ered)net, Dob Die
Rciui9lulq bon StroBen uno @oiIen,
mie lie iebt iinb, Ser Stoot minoes
items $4,000 pro &obr foltct mo ooB
oicIc Summe fir bic Strlcr3ob!er
erIport mer6en fam, luenu Gin Sloos
tcnsS pItcn etoblirt lit.
Sir sic MINER Nnlctbc.
9o& Gonlitc iiir 0ie $2,OOO,OOO
Imer-Nnleibe beiiiruortet Die Hotl'
ii5irung ocrielben uno fitbrt oobcl
sic @riinoe an, ole ihon Iett 2an9em
5lt 0eren 8ltnIten olgcmcin beIpros
den lporOen ltn0,
Sr. Sregoe iagte ollf 9efrogcn, Dap
iebt $34000,000 Gigentbum int Ins
ner 5l 60 Gents pro Sunbert beItcils
crt miro. 9tn6 &ernuSgobu1g Der
100000 rpiirocn $27, 100000 mertb
OicIeS G%igentbuu5 sur oollen Staots
rate beIterert mer0en fonnell. Gr
regte ebenfolS bic 6roge al, tper Die
Soften Der 8~erbinoung 5lpiIden Dem
GloofenipItem mo Den %ein5elnen
@Guiern 5u tragen bnbc, Die Stoot
oocr Die gigentbiimcr. 0oS Infer
Gomite lei 5l Der InIidt getommen,
Die Staot let perpilid)tet tporoell, Die
&erbinomgSr0bren biz an Die 9alts
LIME 5tl Ie9etl, INTO meroe IN Der n1d)s
item SiBlng leiieit Stnnoprmft Ourd
einen oicSbe5iiglihen cin5ubrin9enOen
9ci6luB empbotiid) betonelt. Die $50.
6laniaon 6ronciS 9. GoreD mo
6ront 81. Shirt id)roiicn iid Oieier
InIi6t an,
Die nd6Ite Sibung oeS Gomite's
miro am 6rcitog, ben 81. 5ebruar,
itottfin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Snmorifif6es.

GrfIdrlif . - @rIter Sebe'
mann (~fpGbreno oes 9oQet5 5iim oil.
oeren): nIfy, ieben sic MIR, meIf'
pergniigtes @eiiht Die Brima 9aQe'
rina mad)t!" = 3fpeiter 2ebemann:
~Sas lit leidt erfldrli6; Tie lit ia
bellte 8roBmutter gemoroen.!"
Gin mint. = y0err Goftor,
MAIDEN Sic bod ni6t INNER MIR
Sder5e = ipreben sic bod aud
einmal Elm ernItes 8ort = gum
SeiIpiel nit meiner Mama!"
unbegreiflide Srage. :
9err+-gaafe cine Babe WiQion be.
tragt Die Mitsift Der betreffenoen
Some? Sd aber Sic BADEN mir
nod gar nidt geiast, uie iie aus.
ld)ant!" -Seiratbspermittler: .Nun
iuie batl a babe MiQion alsidautl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
gta0t Baltimore.
Nbsnasfanale mnO Nnner . NnIcibe.
&nterelianter @erid)t oe& llnter-Go-
mites.

Gas Gomitc fir Elm alootcnIpItenl
ltno oic NnucrsNuIeibc ocrIonmcIte
lid) 0eItcrn I'M GmpfonQ35immcr oe8
W'opora inter Dem &oriiBc pes Srn.
6ronf u. Tiirit. Dos llntcr-Gomitc
iilr oic Soften ser Contribution mo
llntcrboItl1a Nc3 Suitcm un0 0oS
filr Die MINER 2lnIcibc crItottcten ibrc
9eridte, bic bis 3lrr nGditcn SiBlmQ
5llriIt0elcat >uurocn, um Den N}itQlic
bern @%cIcgcnbcit 3lr acbcrL iib nit
Dem SnboIt ocricIbcn pcrtrolt 5l ma
d)Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
06ttDriene Nutisett.

Der GcBte o~trefte sc a Of.
fomme @iutom Benn'$, oe$ qroBer
@%ritnoer5 bon FeHniplpanien mo
philadelphia, @r. Netpton 6. Benn,
it, mie mir eincm @edieIblottc emit
ne5mcn, in @~ortforo, inn Stoutc
Connecticut, mobin er iif icit Dem
SoOe ieincr Srou aus philadelphia
3ltrildgc5oacn bate, an eincmS 6log=
onioa 9citorbem, Gr geb6rte ieincr
3eit ser D%ornebmiteu @eIeaihoIt 8bi-
Iu0elphia'S an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Sci Ser Ibred Scr
0iiiieloorfer &lnit- uno @ortenbolt=
Tusiteaung bot ii6 elm qiinitigeS IL
n~on5ieIleS Gr9cbniB b%erallSgeiteat.
Ger @arantiefonoS broltdt nift in
NnIpru6 genontmen SIT peroen uno
Der &erein sur @eronitaltllng ser
&unItoltSitellung erbGlt aus oen lie.
bcrihiiiicn 10000 Morf ais auSite(-
lungs. 6onbs. Sn oieiem Sabre miro
feline Tltsitclling it%ottiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Sm IdCrbuu 0epurtc=
nent Iou cine 9roid)iirc ml3gcorbci-
tct merOeu, Die ms FLAIR madlt, luic
man am beItcn cine quite GoIie aoffee
berItellt. Dit minocrmertbigen Sal
ieebobneu miro oltf 0oS Nderbolt-
0eportement 0ieieS @ebeimniB nidt
er8riin0en. @lrter aoifec itnO Sic
9riibe nidt 81 lang, giebt iiberoIl
cincn 1lItcn &oIiec, obnc oaB cS dc
mii6er Nodpciic bcoorf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
RIG STORE CELEBRITIES.
The SiegeI-Cooper Conapany's Ninth
4nniUersarg This Week.

The siegel-Cooper Company celebrates this week
the tenth year Of existence Of its large store IN
6rh-ave-
1t takes this opportunity TO announce that IT has
absolutely no connection with any other store
either in New-york or elsewhere.
Unlike many other concerns in the same line.
the SiegeI- Cooper Company had no day OF small
beginning. Il sprang into existence fully equipped
with mammoth building. enormous stock, and,
in the greatest field OF competition in the world.
made its mark in a way that at once chaI-
lenged and retained public attention Everything
was on q large scale. II was a new institution
carefully planned and complete in all its details
From the very outset the Big Store il came
to be called, began to set the pace not only for
the old established in its immediate neigh
borhood. but for the entire city. Never was the
axiom that competition is the parent Of improve
noent more thoroughly exenplified Other store
keepers found 1t expedient TO better their systems.
TO enlarge their buildings, 10 construct entirely
new ones. in order that they might not be dis
tanced in the field OF activity by the Segel-Cooper
store.
For these and many other reasons it is appropri-
ate that the Siegel-Cooper store should celebrate
its ninth anniversary with uncommon enthusiasm
and energy. Extraordinary preparations have been
made and beginning with tomorrow. the store
will inaugurate series Of remarkable sales
The Big store will be beautifully decorated. the
interest ceaterng chiefly. however in the immense
stocks Of fall and early winter goods the principal
manufacturing regions of the world having been
invaded and everything possible done TO make this
record breaker in the way o. anniversary ceebra-
lions.
Every section Of the Big Store is TO join II the
ceIehrafion which is 10 be a fashion fair,
nosition Of the newest and the necessary for the
comfort and beauty OF the home, carnival or
II announces that there are eighry-six complete
Siee store, and that II extends 10 the pub
lie in general a most cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
DRINK PURE SPRING WATER
1t Is Safeguard Against Typhoid Fever.

At this time when the health authorities are
mantfesting grave doubts TO the purity OF New
York's water supply. and even the most conserva-
tive Of the metropolitan daies engaged in fur
nishing facts whIch go to prove 1t the cause Of
the acknowledged unusual number Of typhoid cases
here, II behooves the community to take 70
secure germ-free drinking water.
There are several ways in which this be
done as has been pointed out by scientific author
ty; but, naturally. people will give first choice 10
that which will be most grateful and palatabe.
the drinking Of pure spring water. But the ques-
ton is, how and where pure spring water be
obtained by the city dweIler. OF course in all
large cities there are sold natural mineral
waters in quantity. and doubtless some OF them
are safe and sound. but il is not wise TO accept
them all trust. One should know the COM
ponents OF 2 spring water, the location and en-
vironrnent Of the spring. and the manner in which
It's product is handled. The first because. though
the water might be free Of disease germs. ii might
b TOO highly charged with medicinal values; and
one does rot want to be taking medicine every
time one wishes 70 quench thirst, Inc secon9
and about the spring be given over to pasturage,
Glzey be colonized by the deadly baciIn Of typhoid
for thoug The soil VII strain out and Tfn f9
secp through, and will convey into It's waters
less scrupuIous care is exercised TO protect the
spring against the Introduction Of foreign matter
DDS are employed in handling its waters for the
market. II IS ny no means sure that these waters
originally pure Will reach the lip in that deslra Die
condition
The water supplied by the Crystal Spring Water
Company. Of No. 2231 Broadway, would seem 10
lessor Chandler. Of Columbia College. shows II 70
be simply drinking water, extremely pure While
persons who have Carefully examined the property
say that the site Of the spring on the side OF Belle
AZr MnJ1ntain--in the CaLSkillS-which, together
With hundreds Of acres about the springs, is owned
and therefore be properly watched, by the com
pany, amply satisfies the conditions as 10 location
and environment, and accounts for its waters be-
ing as described by the above eminent authority,
ures adopted 70 protect the spring and 10 insure
sanitary handling OF the springs prOduct-au OF
which have been recently described in these col
,luns-are declared be such 10 insure the lat
rers remaining pure until il reaches the customer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
JANITREss SAVES BROKERS GOODS.
Saw from Marks That Burglars Had Entered
Flat and Chased Them Away

Burglars were prevented from ransacking the
apartments of E. Harold Ferriss, a broker, on the
ground floor of No. i57 West 111th-s-, yesterday
afternoon. by the janitress's power OF observation
Mr. Ferrlss and family are at their summer home
in Atlantic City and Mrs Mary Sims, the janitress,
was busting in the hallz when she noticed that
there were marks on the door Of the Ferrss apart
nents.
She went 10 the door and found it unlocked Going
into the parlor, she saw two men there busy pack
ing goods They saw her at about the same time.
and bolted for the door knocking her down. Mrs
Sims screamed. and Mrs William Abel and David
Whitlock ran downstairs. They got 10 The street
in time 20 see the men turn the corner into 7th-ave
They chased the men, who ran into Central Park
and disappeared.
4 ratroluan who went 10 the apartment found
that considerable booty had been packed 10 carry
away. Mr.. Ferriss Will return to examine the pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
MARY HALL ARRAIGNED.
Uncle Ready to Care for Girl, Who, It Is
Said. Attempted Suicide.

who is alleged TO have shot herself twice in the
right breast at Riverside Drive and u6th-st. on
the night of August i. was so far recovered yes
terday as 10 be arragned in the Harlem Court be
fore Magistrate Wahle charged with attempting
suicide The girl told the court that she had no
recollection of the circumstances surrounding the
shooting and had no desire to take her life
4 man who said he was Zeno l. Crown. Of No. lS3
SterIing-ave RosemoUnt, N j, told the court that
he was an uncle Of the girl and il she was dis
charged he would take of her. The girl said
she had been living at her uncle's home and came
TO New-York a visit
Magistrate WahIe said he would have TO have
further proof that Crown her uncle. Crown
said the girls parents live IN Pttsburg. Magis-
trate WahIe told Crown communicate with them
and have them send word the court giving their
consent that the girl be taken OF by him. and
the court would discharge the girl. She pa
rolled in the custody or the probationary officer Of
me court until Monday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
ONLY A DEAD CAT.
Gave Rise to Report of Murdered Child and
Brought Coroner.

While Coroner scholer was busy at the Flower
LIoenital Yesterday morning rushed out of
,bs anartment house at No Az East 63d-st and
sbopted loudly for the police
outside the door was a policeman named Vossler.
- be asked what the matter.
Matter? AIurder!" sasped the man.
IN. noiicenan followed him 10 the second floor
9. re hallway where he pointed 10 q box in which
vas Iv1ng what appeared to be the mrtilated body
of q child.
vossIer telephoned to the East s7th-st police sta
49,. "a ,o1d oS his find Then he ran TO Flower
Ion II atlT - brought hack DR.. Strachan
Dr. srachan looked MIC Gid the a boz It's for the
coi ~ visit TO hospital Then Coroner
irbniar n Leblanc and DR. strachan went to the
house s he -,,Lh -,
more policemen appeared. IN Inc doctor bent over
the box q light was i'--' iHeh ne rose III
disgust and said: 80, -,,st,,. =. ., -
This is not murder; J. cruelty 10 animals II
onlg some ones dead e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
ROCK ISLAND EXTENSION.
To Hare Through Route to Ne1o-
Orleans.

The development OF a through Rock Island line
from st. Louis TO New-Orleans is probably fore
Swallowed by the announcement made yesterday Of
the purchase by the Rock Island company Of the
entire stock and bond issues 81 $4,000 each Of the
Arkansas Southern Railroad Company. This road
extends from Eldorado. in Southern Arkansas. 100
miles south TO Winfield La, passing through a
timber country. It's connection with the Rock
Island lines on the north will be obtained by the
construction. in progress of the Little Rock
and Southern. extending from Trackwood west OF
Little Rock, to Crossett, Ark. with a branch TO
Eldorado. the total length Of that road being 143
miles. Part Of proposed forty-five mile extension
of the Arkansas Southern southwark to Alexan-
dria. La, has been completed
From Hope, Ark, the eastern terminus Of the St
Louis San Francisco and New-Orleans Railway,
owned by the 81. Louis and San Francisco, which
is in the Rock Island system. there has been built
southeasterIy TO Jena. La, the Louisiana and Ar
which is 3 F Yoakum. formerly president Of the
Frisco This road, which passes through VIM
field has projected extension south 10 alexandra
IA as has the Arkansas Southern, and one east
10 NatcheZ Thus Rock Island lines from the west
and the north Will penetrate soulhW4ld 70 <t4eA
andria whence the distance 10 the Gulf at New
Orleans is not great 49,.
been understood, IS also heading for the Atlantic
sea board, at Brunswick, Ga. from BlrraIns9arl'
Ala its present easternmost terminus MI Aoa-
kun and T. jefferson Coolidge, IT., or Boston. are
said 10 be interested in the underwriting OF tne
extension OF the Atlantic and Birmingham. which
nninEham from MontezuIna, Ga. now IFS western
end to La Grange. Ga. ninety-six miles further
on the way to Birmingham. Il. NJ Atkns3n OF
CooIidge's extensive Southern interests, was Few
DAYS ago elected president OF the Atlantic and Biz
Tningharn, succeeding Captain w G. RaouI also OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
MAY BE PHYSICIAN SWINDLER.
Harlem Doctor Has Suspicious Man Taken
Into Custody

Edward VI. Kager. aged thirty-six. OF No. IS
I.enox-ave was arrested yesterday in the Office Of
DR. Macmillan Stern. at No. SO West 114th-st.. who
stated that the prisoner might be the man who has
been swindng Harlem physicians recently. Dr.
Stern told the police that Kager visited him and
asked him 10 join with him in a consultation in a
case on which he. Kager. who physician in
the old country" was engaged.
After day the Kager asked the doctor
to advance him money 10 be put the consultation
account. and the doctor became suspicious. and
detained the at his house until detectives who
had been summoned took him into custody.
The police say that when Kager is arraigned in
the Harlem police court to-day a number OF ply
sicians who have fallen victims OF a swinder will
appear in court TO see him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

by Telegraph % The Tribune.l
Fall River, Mass. Sept S.-Local brokers report
that the trading IN the print cloth market for the
week has been lighter than for almost any other
week since the first OF last January. The total Of
sales shows only from 75.Oj9 70 $1,000 pieces The
falling price Of cotton and the Occurrences Of
holiday combined to keep the buyers out OF thu
market The price Of cotton is still high enough
10 prevent any weakness in the price OF cloth
American still calls for regulars ga cents but
there mill showing goods al that figure.
The market continues firm. at prices unchanged
from the following: IS inch. s4x64s 80 cents; g
nch 6x6os. 3s cents q inch. 5Sx56s 2s cents; sss
inch 64xs4s 1915 cents 50 inch. 6sx72s 81 cents