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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17

~ ~ ~ ~
~ Guui0 @oliion, ein fleiner &nobc,
bon Nr. $50, Siio.9barleseS traBe,
mar ser Soupt3euge III einem Stra.
Benrmub 6uu. ser g~eItern &ornlittag
I'M mittlcrcn Stotion9bauie Dor auot
Grammar sur @%erbonollmg fam uno
0arin reiuItirte, DAB Sobn Gallagher
ltn0 @cor0e 0rolpn, Die IN Nr. ;,
@ouicsGourt, logiren, Dem 8eridt9i
periabrcu iibermielen lpur0eH. Ger
geont Nrlii uno ole FoIBiIten Wit
dell un6 Burns gcpahrteu am 0len.
ituq Ibcno. mic Gallagher II. 8romn
Den totuI betrunfencn Sane$ 9urfe
bon Nr. $40, &igbt-S troBe, III ser
Nnhborihuft bon SOUTH utt1 Com.
bnro-StraBc auf Elm unbebnuteS
8runoltiid fiibrten. Sic riefen ben
fleinen Wolfion berbei, Der ibnen be-
tnunt mar uno lid 5uiGlig in ser
N~odborid)oit befon0, un0 bealitraa-
ten i'm, oie orei WGnner 81 beobady-
ten. Sll elmer fleinen @eile fam Ger
&lunae ntbentloS 6lIriidgelauien uuo
berId)tetc, Dob Gallagher mo 9romn
beIholtiat leienL 9urte 81 heralben.
Wis Ole orci Eoli3eibeamten i'm nddz
item Nugcnblid nltf oos (rio Sutraten,
lag Wurtc ullf 0enl 9o0en llno @al.
lo0ber jUbItc 9erooe oaS Gelo, pelheS
er mo @roun ibrem Opfer gerauht;
eS ipdren 81. Nurfe mur0e pom aaoi
Grammar lpegen Grunfenbeit 5u
go Stroic mo Soften perurtbeilt
mo monOertc ms @eiGnaniB, GA CT
ntd)t 3oblen tonntc.
Scrr I0olpb:S 9ui Of, ser
ebet Der oNnbeuicr.Nuld 9rait.8e.
lellId)oIt, meld]cr oui Dem 0e1e bon
Nelp'gorf nud) ct. &olli@ Baltimore
clllen @elldl nbItntiete, febrte geltern
nod) ct. HouiS 5uriit. Sr. 8ultap
$. Sopper, Ger @eihditSfiibrer Ger
bleligen 6ilinle Scr NnbelIicr.0 uld).
Wruucrci, gcIeitete Srr. 9ulh ourh
oen @ranO0iitrift mo 9ebterer mar
III bobcm @ruoe eritolnt iiber Die
6ortidritte, ruelde oalelbIt felt leiltem
lcbten Nltlcntbolte IN baltimore Dor
cinem Sabre gemott mllroen. Wttt
nenl ibm ei9enen eritounenSmertben
@coGftnib mics Sr. @ulh aui be.
bolltc Stelen bin, 100 oorige% Subr
nod) Griimmerbouien lagen. Sn &c.
gcrluort elmer Mn5abl promittenter
8eihGitSleute erflarte Serr ,9uid),
ooB er Oh oefl og9reiiiuen *Seiit, Der
iid Ser @oltimorer 9euoitenlng lcit
Dem 0rnnoe bcmod)tigt bat, crltnrrlt
lei. Che er Baltimore perlieB, er.
tbeilte Serr @uih telegropbildp BE.
febl nody ct. &oui9, oob cine ltattli'
de Summe @elocS 81 Dem SlliSfoho
fir 0ic %bcorGngtcn Suoen in HlB'
lou0 beigeiteucrt peroe.
gbrenbc5eiguue iir Or.
Go Is. s. cmmcter - 8eIterlt,
am 20. SobrcStuGe leiner 9oftorpril'
lung. muroe Erof, Sobn &. Senumes
ter in lcirer Wobuuna Hr. 1874, Str'
ben. Auenuc, BON % leiuer Stuoieu.
genoiien nit cincm lcbena9roBen
@il0e bon ibm leIblt gecbrt. Ga9 @ilo
nlroc bon Dem aiinltler g. y. Diet
rid, gcnlolt. @c~ncralur5t Walter @p-
man bon @~olbington belt ole llcber.
reihungS Nniprodc.
1I0blid) der COB. ~ Ser GO
Sabre oIte Gurl Siloebronot bon Nr.
III, 2oncoIter. StroBc, lpuroe &C.
itrrn in Scr aiidJcntbiire oeS Gam.
piers .Sioro," oui lucldem or ais
Mod)tm1d)ter ongeitcIlt iuor, foot
ouioeiumocn. Coroner Or. Otto W.
Meinborot couItotirte notiirlite To-
ocSuriode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17

I'm - Die s Sabre oltC
2oiiie Tooi9 mllr0c geitcrn Nbeno
Dor ibrcr cltcrlidlCu Wobmung Hr.
COB, Sin WaibinQton. StrObc, oIS lie
al cincm StroBcnicucr ipiclte, crbeb.
lid an oen untcrCn @lie0nlubcn mo
Der linfen Seite pcrbrunnt. 5. y.
Bennett bon 9tr. 1910 OltWfonll.
ment.S troBe, loid)tc Ole 6lommcn,
lnb ooS &ino lplroc BON lcincn 81.
tern Der 0eDun0IunG zines IrjteS
iiber9ebeu.
Q 6mubige ga dc. - Sm
mittleren StatiouSbNllc mllroc &c.
tern cine ungliidlldc Gbc oentIlirt.
Goiporo Is. MilcpL Elm I'M Qienlte Der
Baltimore . Ohio Wubn" Itcbcnoer
Mann mar bon GboS. +. W%cStelpcr,
einem Jleii6b1nolcr, angcltlllolgt.
i'm am SomItu0 Nbcno IN Dem aolt.
boille Der Srou NileU 9tr. l19. Sal.
pin.S troBe, ourdmcprijGclt 81 baben,
lno 6ron MileD iugtc aus, tbr Mann
babe iie beoro6t. Nus Dem 8erb6r
gilg beroor, ouB Irou NlleD lbreli
Mann Dor t8 Wonotcu uerlollen utlo
ooS aoltbouS er0iinct babe, uno Dab
ndb Der V%eboiptung MilcD'S, Wc'
Semen Die llriod)e 0e9 ebcIIden Ser
luiirfniiieS iei. Die Sinner oes Che
poares, nelde BEL Der Nilltter limo.
ld9ten gegen Wcaelucn mo Die Wtitt'
ter aus. aooi Grammar lpradl NileU
frei. Sebterer iogtc, cr babe Sd)ritte
getroffen fir cine SheiOung9tloge.
8eii btigten Hcue3 Strc.
BenpflaItcr. - Die Stootratb5'
Witalieoer 9uibroO VI. Mutt2, Sobn
Subert, gilbert ". Spr0i'cr, Snmc3
3. Sugbes, GOluin VI. IomnS, W.
W. Naocliiie lulo NcrnorO ). Zee
iuoren geItern IN MIImlngtOn, Gel,
iino belihtigtcn BORT o09 ncue Sbeer'
pflolter, nelde9 Uou ocn @ebriIoern
Worren geleat miro. Gas uclle BIla'
tier mad)te ouI @luc cinen glIten Gin
Druid.
Gin Alarm pom & It G 4
Nr. Col riei Die GcIermebr geiterl
nnf Der @obmulg BON @rn, i. SUM
Nr. 1910, MnribllitraBe, moIelbI
oaorrh 1eiter entltlnOen mar, odi
Elm 1in0 cine YetrolellmIampe nm
mari. Der angeridtcte Shooen II
nnbetrddtlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17
MN bic NnilcrprriS . Competition.
Ser 6eitau$ituB beS Nemarfer Sdn.
qcrieite& crlGBt ciuen Nuirui an
sic Sonoidtcr.

sic Souoihtcr.
Die Icitbcboroc iiir ba& pom 30
>lni bis ). &tli 1906 in 9temarf
q. s., it~ottiinocnoc 81. NotionoI
SGrrgerieIt oc8 o9torb0itIid)en Gin
Q~crbunoc@" milnift, iiir oen Cert Oc,
inn @cttbemcrb INN 0cn 8ailerprei'
I'll linQcnocn 2icoc@ cine Competition
SIT crlangen.
Nndiiebeno oa@ biCr5u beltimmtc
pom &eriuiier .Muna mo 8rcte" be
titcltc @c0iht;
9(uc MCttcr, lit mciu @rctdlen
Cod Dor Nuucn bilbld mo letn;
&n ser qon5cn 8clt Giebt'S Seine,
Gle mir f0nntc lieber lelt!
Shlanf gcuofieu mie he Sonne,
lln0 0od) Nlle3 poIl mo rlrto,
Nimmelbluu oic SdclncnallgcrL
&iritcnrotb ser tlcinc Mlln0l
0obei INNER iIiut un0 better,
S0ubcr, llciBiN brop mo gut;
%4ciB mobl, Dab mir GieIe neioen
Sieica ilUnAc, iriihc @l1t.
God oa9 iou MIDI mcni9 %tiinmcrn.
@refe bGlt 2u ibrcm Non@,
Sore &iiiic NeItcru l0Atcn'S
@ci Ger Hiidfcbr mir POM Gang.
@in I'M nGhItcn &obr ib Mteilter,
Y3iro oic @rcte Mciiterin;
Niles, NlrS ioll ibr mcrOcn,
Maa ih babe, mas ih bllpiipt
.oDii .lai}u
Sic Competition iQIl eil Nllrd).
c%omponirtea Sic0 iiir M9Ruerhor q
copclla, m00lihit picrItiWmiG geboI'
ten uno uoItatbiimlihcN &haraftcrS
iein, Gic'elbc bleibt @iQcptblm oeS
Gomponiltcn. oot brpiuGt lid Ole
Gcitbeb0rOc on9 9fcd)t ser critcIl Iui.
iiibrlurQ mo Oe4 c~riter Nb0ruteS bis
5lm ShluB oe9 SGu9crieltea ans.
llcbcr Ole bette Heiltrng iilr meld)e
Elm &onoror uon $50 mlageIeBt lit,
miro cine ans mllitoliihelr NItoritGs
ten beltcbcuOcGommiiion cntld)eIocn.
9llc ocltidlcn %Gompoliiten 0c3
Nnlon0c8 mo Nu3IouoeS limo eiuNc.
loOen, iid) an oicicr Competitions.
Erei9bcpcrbunG 81 bctbeiIigcn. Nue
Gi~nicnOungcn lil0 bis sum I. 6e'
brunr 1906 an Den Set. SefrctGr,
Nrn. &obu !. EIcmcnif Nr. All,
SiiD 6. StraBe, Ncmnrf, "a s., elm.
5uidliden.
&eoer 8cperber fam lid) lrllr nit
elmer Competition betbeiligcn.
lieiclbc 0ori MIR nit cilem Wtotto
ais Grtcnmna95cid)cn periebcn leirt.
Qa9 glcide Wfotto lit olf einem be.
%ionOcren Gouuert }ll uermerfelL mel
DIES per'dloIicn Numc mo 9l0rciic
oeS G~eriaiicr9 cutboltcn jolt rnO al
0cn Set E%rGli0enteu @rn. NuguIt
@ocrb, 9tr. 221, Suntcroon. StroBc,
NUuurt, u. s., cin5uienocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17

Nus 9altim mo re Gouutn.
III Gatbarine Berger uno @iQiom 8.
Gorie baben gegen Margoretbe Der
ger, ais Na6loBperipalterin bon ssof).
s.. Berger uno Gatb. W. Yeraer, inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17
Mus ocn @crid,tcn.

% Nlimente be5ab N.
Sm 8rei3gerid)t Nr. 2 berpieS &c.
tern Mm. u. Mooop, Elm nod ilnaer
Mumn onB or bi@ber nidt i'm Stonoe
1crpeicu ici, sic pom @cridt uorgc-
if~ricbeucn 4limentc iiir icinc Srull
St bc3ublerl. NlS ser Nihtcr oic
3cllgenmISiogcn nlNebort bate.
itiumltc cr Sem Mumc bel, BOD BANJO
cr cincn Strid an lcinc Gntidci0ung
III ser iolacnOeu 6orm, Dab @ooop
Ser 6rou ic0c gSode icrncrbin So
mo oereu Mnuolt $40 81 be5abIcu
babe, oOcr sic &loge nm Shci6ung
Weroc obaemicien.
&n llncTe Sum'4 &GnocM:
Gomin 9. Barter. meltcr Qc1tcrn
Don @btloOcIphia bierbcr gebrod)t
moroen mar, mnr0c pom @unoca.
GommiIiGr Ho0er9 oem &criahrcn
Der 0lmoc&- @roBAeidmoreucn ilbcr.
mieien, mo ga er sic %oerluuQten
$500 9iiraihait niht ltcIcu tomute,
bis oabir nab 0cm @eiGuguiB &c
ianot. Barter ioQ lth an otrummcn"
(ronSottioncn nit SiiIie ser Yoit be.
tbeiltgt hnbcn.
6ruu DIAMOND angeflaGt.
Die @robgeid)luoreuen babcn cine
iormeIle Inflage gcgcn 6rau gon'
Itontine 2. diamond crboben. 6rolt
diamond ioI Sri. Morp y. 0nnneu,
bauer 9eihIoqcn mo nit Dem Sobe
bcorobt boben. Die AngetIn9te be-
Nob iidl bctoumtlid Snmlto0 IN bcn
@oocu Or. 40. @eit. 9oltimoreitr,
mo 5icltc nit einem Reoolper alli
Sri. Danncubouer, neil oiciclbc oil.
geblih su ireurolih nit Dem Wannc
Der Ncoolperbeloiu lei.
2 huocneriot. Yro5eB.
Sm Common EleoS e.. 8erid)t be-
gann gelteru ole aloae Der Srau
emma Is. Glorf uno Wom nm
$4,000 Sh%doeuerlaB gcgcn Charles
&. &obIitcoo megeu olr1ebIib llll9e
ieblid)cr Ncrbdituug. Cic aldGcr
moren Wietber IN cinenI Nou'c 0c5
Srn. &oblitcoo unb mur0en iucgeu
ongebIit b0alpiGiger gigcntbluuS5ers
ltorlng U%cr5nitet. GS mliroe be5ellgt,
onB Die GlnrtS uidt gernoc Die am
mcilten milnihcnSlpertben WiietbS-
lcutc mnrcn.
&laQc ab9emicien
Sic bon Gli5o u. 8rolt ein9ereidtc
&lu9e INN grncnnltn1 zines SeQllc.
tiers iiir Die Baltimore Notionol
automatic Sire Alarnl 60" nur1c
pom Ridtcr 9enui3 im arciSgcritt
obacuielen.
2 6ei0ung@flagc
2ouiS s.. ailtncr Der iriibcr bel
lciner WiItter IN Ar. 519, NoroGctls
trul Mpcnlc, mobutc, Tot i'm @erift
in Cincinnati Obio, cine aluge aui
oblolutc Shciblma BON %Ieiler 6rult,
9~otborine ailtner, mclde i'm Dor
iiiui Sobrcn perIoiien bobcn ioa, elm
9ereidt. Iie 6rolL mcIde Elm NinS
bat, bat ge0en Die aloGc giniprudl
crboben mo ~UcrlonNt NIimente fir
lid1 uu0 0oS Nin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17

ocntlid)cn Wtit9licbe 0eS &eretna Ill
Gmpfang genontmen lporoen, be9oo
iid 0eltcrn Nbeno Der @eIangoereln
,Gidenfroni" in ole oSigblono Tcos
ocmn," no linn 5l Gbren Der "Giter'
franz 9umcn &ereit" Elm Solltctt
ueronltoltetc. Gie S0nger iullroeu
Dol, Der Tr1iiocntin oes "Nomenner.
Gins" Iruu y. @ugner, begritBt, lrrlO
4r1iioent @cni. Deb beantmortcte Die
@coriibluga-N niprohe. Sr. Scnrp
,@ieiefing belt gleidiolla cine Nns
iprodle, II. Scr Gercin lang I'M Sauie
beS Nbenoa inter Seitung lcinc2 0i
rtaenten, Eroi. @co. ". Eoblmunh
nebrere iciner ih0niten Gb0rc. Nm
@npfougS .Gomitc 0ca .Numen Ger.
Gins" iungirtcn Die 6rollen Y. @uN.
ncr, N%rGiioentin; Glii. Souic, Scfrc.
t0rin; &obumo Scb, SfoBmciitcrin,
umo Srau NJ. Seller.
canton &ieOrrtrQn5."
Ger Canton %ieocrfrnn5" iibte &c.
tern NbenO in Y. Gurina'a 'SoQe,
Ode 3. StroBc mo Salt 9Ipc., San
ton, mcbrcrc ncuc Gb0re iiir oen
NouhabcnO Gin oen er am Cant.
iuarmdAt0Gc in obiQer @ole pcrun.
itoltcn miro. Gin poiiipe9 MitQliec
lullr0C ulriuCnommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17

NblCbCU. - Sr. Otto Wen5ing,
Der @CljBcr 6c9 betonntel TGrbcrcla
0cihditC3 Atr. 3OS, gScIt SopettC Ctr,
itorb Qeitcru Noduuittng oil elmer
Hungcn Gon9cition. Gr mnr MIR
fur5e 3Cit frunf. Sr. @cn5ing wurnc
III NildcburM Shoum1burG Sippc,
gcborcn un0 fam Gltoe Der 1S5Ocr
Sabre rod Nnerifa. 4r pQrbeiratbete
lid in98uibinaton nit SRI ,&orlllc =.
Eetcricn. Sr. Wen5iug9,o ef irilber
Elm WtitGlieo ocS .@ermnHagd MGn-
ncrd)ora" mar, bintcrlGGt nliRer lei
ner @ottin orci SoWne @bqrlg0 s.,
SeroinonO ". mo Otto " NeR5inG,
BON 0encn Der Grit1eBornte pcrbci'
rutbct lit, ionic cinenr NEHler, Ser.
mann Mcn5inG bier Inv baltimore
un0 cincn 0ruoer IN @iifcburg,
Oberioritcr Nlbert Wen5inQ. Die BE.
eroiglnG iin0et am Sonitog Nod).
miitoa olti Scr "SolOon Forf Gene
tern" itntt.
- SSn ser Mobrung ibreS Stpuie.
q%crio6ncS, oc@ Srn. SEQ. airihen.
boier, Nr. 1911, Sit.Goger.S troBc,
ltorb geItern Srou Sopbio Is. 4.
M%cinbar0t i'm boben Nlter BON 81
Sobren. 6rou HcinborOt itommte
aus WtcdlcnblrQ.S dtucrin un0 fam
ais iunQcS WGOd)en nod) anlerifa.
Sic binterlGBt bier (od)tcr, bon DC.
men 0rei IN Baltimore luobnen nno
cine IN Nems2)ort nerbeirotbet lit.
Die NeerOi9ung iinoet morgcn Nad)
mitto9 itott.
~ Trou Gliiubetb @eiger, @ittue
bon gSm. =. 8eiger, iturb i'll ibrer
Vebaniung Nr. 2053 Vanf. StraBe.
nod fur5er &rontbeit I'M alter bon
- Sabren. Sic mar in 3eutldluno
geborclL jcood) n1be5n 30 Sabre in
Baltimore mo6nbnit un6 binterlaBt
brci Sobter un0 5luei S0bne. Sbre
9eerOiGnuug iinoet INN 2 llGr am
Sonntog Nuhmiita9 BON Srauer-
ballic ollS. aui Der ySouoon-Fart'
NGcueterp" itatt.
9iibte einen SUB elm. -
Sic ~ Sabre alte Wotbiloe billiard
pom Sertonuille mllrbe geitern rabe
ibrer @obnung bon elmer Sotomotipe
ii~bcriobren pobei i6r elm SUB bel.
nobe bu6itdblif bonn 9ein g~etrenni
nuroe. Sic mliroe uab oem o6rorf'
lin Square Soipitol" gebraht, 100.
ielbit ibr 9cfinOen ais fritiid) eradp
tet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-17

gsue ,ur Ntiie iH's ausiamb beforst g.
aoiue. gr. al, 81. gaHL Strabe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
DECISION
BY COURT In
HAND CASE

Presiding Justice Sweetland today
handed down his decision in the case OF
Annie Hand VS.. Michael Hand, Jr., ON re-
spondent's petition for amendment of IL
nal decree previously entered. When Mrs.
Hand applied for her divorce she secured
an order restraining the respondent from
transferring or encumbering shares OF the
capital stock to the amount of 100000. As
nothing was said in the final decree about
the continuing the injunction respondent
wished 10 have the record changed so that
II would appear that there was Her or
cloud on any OF the shares of stock or the
Hand Brewing company.
Judge Sweetland In denying respond
ent's netition saws: "Whatever OF final re-
lief the appellate division Intended to
give TO the petitioner. II expressed In the
6nal decree. As IL did not make the pre-
liminary injunction a permanent one. the
court must have considered the restraint
OF the respondents power 10 transfer the
stock as no longer necessary or desirable
The entry OF the final decree amounted
20 dissolution OF the preliminary In
Junction
"The power OF the supreme court Is not
10 enter a new final decree wherein the
decree entered by the appellate division
shall he construed. Such construction
shall be made by this court only In some
proceeding other than that before IT,"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
GRAND OPERA
WITHOUT A
CHORUS

New York, Dec. % 6-"Chorusless" Grand
opera, may be seen and heard at the Met
ropoltan Opera House. within the next
few DAYS as result Of the threatened
strike OF the chorus singers
Determined not 10 yield TO the demands
OF the malcontent Heinrich Conreid. the
director. has selected five operas which
with slight notifications he SAYS. can be
rendered without a chorus. and in case OF
emergency the opera house management
is prepared TO substitute these for the
regular schedule
Mr. Conreid also advertised today for
volunteers to Join tho chorus.
Last night the situation was acute and
there was said 60 be n strong possibility
that when the opera company went TO
Philadelphia this afternoon. the strike
might be inaugurated by the chorus rA-
fusing 10 board the special train. II is al
SO possible that the ballet. orchestra and
stage hands OF the Metropolitan Opera
House may declare sympathetic strike.
There are one hundred and thirty per-
sons I'm the opera house chorus So far aa
could he learned last night every man
and woman OF them is prepared to 20 ont
when their leaders give the word They
demand higher wages and recognition Of
their union
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
STREET CAR
ROBBERS
CAPTURED

Chicago, Dec. &-Holdng up a crowded
Ashland avenue car at Thirty-sixth street
last night six armed men fired score
of shots through the whdows and roof
and were engaged in rob5ing the passen-
gers, including several women and chill
dren. when the trolley pole was removed
from the wire by the conductor and tha
bandits were left struggling in the dark
ness.
After a battle In which the invaders
were pitted against the men passengers
and the car crew and In which several
persons were tramplcd upon I'm the fran
tic rush that was made for the exits
wagon load OF policemen arrived and
five OF the robbers were captured.
The prisoners gave the names OF Ed
ward Lenahsn. Edward Higgings. c. Muir
ply. William Starr and Michael Uoulihan
They were all severly bruised and
scratched. Two men boarded the car at
Thirty-sixth streeth They leaped to the
front platform and holding revovers at
the head OF Motorman James Callahan.
they forced him 90 stop the car. Four
accomplices then got on the rear plat
form. and while one OF them covered
James Link, conductor with his
weapon. three men entered the car
Everybody nOld your bands. We want
your money and will shdot the first man
who tries 10 stop U.S. said the leader OF
the band. Evidently hoping to thorough
~ frighten their intended victims before
risking the whole sale robbery the trio
fire repeatedly through the windows and
roof Several women tainted and children
cried in terror. When the uproar and
confusion were at their height, the con-
ductor. striking away the arm OF the
man who threatened his life. pulled the
trolley rope and the interior or the car
instantly was plunged in darkness
Callahan, the motorman, gave battle 10
the two men on the front platform. He
struck one OF the robbers a blow I'm tho
face staggering him He followed up his
advantage by lifting the controller han
die and bringing It down on the bandits
head The injured man fell 10 the street
but arose and fed. His companion went
into the car 20 the aid OF the three men
who were engaged in a hand-to-han
fight
a passenger who escaped from the car.
informed the police who came i'm n patrol
wagon. entered the car and drove tho
robbers from II az the points OF their r.
volvers. The bandits exchanged shots
with the policemen. but were overpow-
cred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
PRINTERS
PREPARE
FOR fight

Chicago. Dec. 26.--Final preparations
will be made this week by the Typothetae
and Typographical union No. l6 for the
fight over the closed shop and the nine
hour workday in all book and job offices
which Is expected to begin on Jan. I.
A representative OF the union said yes
terday:
''The only demand we made. is the
eight hour workday, the nine hour rule
having prevailed up 10 the present time.
The employers have refused the eight
hour demand. and will try 10 Introduce
the open shop The fight will he bitter
one We are not afraid OF the result.
We have more than $4,000 available now
and can raise $4,000 IL necessary"
The Periodical Publishers association,
has decided TO stand by the Typothetae.
and members of this association which
have their own printing plants will re-
fuse the demands
william Green, president of the New
York Typothetae. says that rs members
are prepared TO install competent non
union machine operators and other print
ers I'm the various composing rooms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
DECEMBER
WEDDINGS
POPULAR

Ayoung couple from Boston dropped
into city hall today and secured a a1ar
riage license. The young man was VIII
liam Neelson. q 2O-year-old student, son
OF Arthur Neeson. an accountant The
Prospective bride was jeanette Flavius
Sherwood aged % also. whose father
Henry Sherwood. is IN tho German army.
She was born In Germany.
William Wilkinson OF England, n cot
ton weaver aged "a. dropped in this morn
ing also for a marriage license. lie had
Hannah Boyes OF Fall River. aged 80,
With him Her birthplace IS Lancashire.
England. and her father. Henry Bovcs.
Is a cotton weaver. The prospe ,tive
grown WAS a widower. he said
AlanSon Edward Maxim. n carpenter
aged x, from New oYrk. has come for a
license. accompanied by Alice Margaret
Cameron aged "A. or Nova Scotia, Satur-
day.
John William Wood Of Worcester,
Mass. aged q. a. box-maker. and Sarah
Eccles Phelan. aged 2s Of Worcester.
also secured a license late Saturday.
Sunday George Joseph Baker. aged %,
a foreman from Lynn. Mass. secured a
license to marry Bertha Florence Pot
ter. aged Il. OF Salem. Her father. fred
II. Potter, steam engineer. was with
the couple and signed a permit for. the
girl marriage.
rne young mans parents arc both Aus
trglians and his father, Anthony Baker.
Is q merchant tailor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
Want CHASE
WILL SET
ASIDE

Salem, Mass. Dec. PA hearing on the
petition 20 set aside the will OF Mrs. Jen-
ME Phillips Chase, who died al Swamp
scott In September under circumstances
indicating suicide. was begun I'm the Essex
County Probate court before Judge IIar-
mon here today.
Mrs Chase left property valued at about
81 10000, the entire amount being be-
queathed TO her adopted son. DR.. Defor-
est Woodruff Chase. who died I'm Boston
last week Mrs. Chases husband. DIR.
Horace Chase. now receives the property.
II the will is upheld The contestants are
brothers and one sister OF the dead wom-
on. Warren w. Phillips, Dudley K Phil
lips Charles r. Phillips and Mrs. George
MoNie.
Dr. Horace Chase arrived here during
the forenoon and attended the hearing
An inquest into. Mrs. Chase's death was
ordered last week by District Attorney
w. Scott Peters. and was begun on Satur
day at Lynn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
MUNICIPAL COURT.

The will Of Hugh Bannon was admitted
- probate today In the municipal court
of the city of Providence, Catherine
STANLEY and Thomas III. Donahue were
appointed executors.
The administration. account for the es-
tate of Nancy II. Bowen was settled.
The sale OF real estate from the estate
OF Margaret Crowthers was authorized by
public auction, according 10 law. Bond
$500
Albert Fenner oe full age was adiudged
to be person Of uusoJnd mind and
Albert Fenncr. Jr.. was appointed as his
guardian
The administration account for the es-
tate Of Benjamin Gray was settled and an
order issued for distribution of the estate.
The administration account for the es-
tate OF Nashu n. Josln was settled
The administration account for the es-
tate OF Russell Mowry was settled.
The petition for tho appointment OF an
administrator Tor the VIII or Ellen quinn
was granted
The petition for the sale OF real estate
from the estate OF Ann Shields yasNgrant-
cd. at pubic auction or private sale n
at private sale the minimum price is fixed
at sio5O. bond 5000.
The will OF Michael Mcweeney was
admitted 20 probate Catherine Nc
Weeney Is the executrix.
The disailowance ot n claim against the
estate OF Marietta Kenyon Hayhuret, wa g
accepted
The will OF Sarah g. Metcaif was
proved and Henry X. Metcalf and Hough-
ton Metcalf were named as executors.
Administrators were appointed as fol-
lows Emily 4. Johnston for tho estate
OF William T.. Greasy: Leroy l.. Brown
for William H. r. Brown. alias. Ann Do
Ian for tho estate Of Ellen Quinn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
Death ENDS
CAREER OF A
SLUGGER

Chicago. Dec. 26--John Thomas Gallagh-
er. known in police and labor circles as
Black Jack. the slugger," and accused
OF more acts OF violence in strikes than
any other one man in Chicago's labor
history, died al his home yesterday. Stom-
ach trouI5le. superinducee by tho strain
and worry resulting from ceaseless prose-
cution, was the cause OF his death.
Gallagher was 22 years OF age and in
appearance was as different from the
popular conception OF the professional
'slugger'' as could be imagined. He took
gr,a' idc in his appearance and WAS very
seldom II ever seen under the influence
OF liquor.
While he weighed but 90 pounds at the
time OF his death three years ago, Gal
lagher weighed lS0 and he was able to
strike a blow that would render his Vlc-
tim unconscious instantly.
When arrested by the police in c~Sllec-
tion with some crime no amount of
sweating" could make him talk on
more than one occasion, his friends say,
he was submitted 10 rough treatment by
the police, but he always maintained
dogged silence.
Although frequently arrested by the po-
lice and at least held on one crime for
several weeks, he was never convicted
OF a crime.