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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
rtaitrirt-r btutiher Arit.
3O.idlriac YIarie.
Writcrn &arglnnb Giicn6abn,
1rat am 49,. auni 1905 tn atah:

FRAT am is. aumi 1905 tn arat:
8hgc 0~eri1'teft plnct!S ialioii, iple iolgt:
9aBlt1l.
4.30 frhb - Ghneu.BoiSus, SnupiitNte. Sd'
persionit. r.. Il " WD.. uto benz Giioer.
iino oiSa trpmnleH GDIrntugs q. y. r.. n.
Gbnnbcrsbiir1, Wlnrtinshurp Alltclier iiiio
Puilftc at ocr Gbef1pcafc & Ncitcr1 VabH.
OLE Nprnl. - VensDlar gIprCb. (ylnr mad
iicn,liur.)
iO.0c Nvtuos - WHOM. i,nd lu!cu.Rribes.
Sdatidi, aEsataommtu eonninas.
700 Wiotprns gyrf. " 4 6. 6to. II, Souti'
ltnie bllLid, bon Gmorp, Sruue, Carlisle uro
Is 40. D. -.
s.or !@iorerus SanptIln'e, eaaersicwn: San.
cod, Sbippcnshnra, Sreoerid, eHniisbiira
nno y. & u. a6. bis sbcnanS9op
1912 Bonn. Mifom. nab utton'lrtbae,
sIorf mo GETTYSBURG.
! 90 Nodtm, - MffubG mad einnrD %Iohe.
2.25 ylnfm. - stffom. nab emprb,@roo..
1926 Nadnt. - plne Wlourinit Srp.. OParlor'
Carl. 'erner Trcberid lH6 Sancud,
$50 nahm. Grp. mad 01ri unb %. & o.
Jthiftnn. +
APO No6m. gorf e6ncu Grp; .terner
@iDlrbon. eprtna Srobc. Sarooer NIB @eiies'
4.26 8adm. - Union griOae affom.
lb.nn gaUrt. - 9rp. Vuniie nl bcrSnuptIinte.
Sdaerstoun. 6rsbertt. emnttsbnrs u.S1ip'
5.2b MbcnSs - enrom. .ruH gIeNa.
8.t5 AbenoS - giicm. mad, unionsp :thps.
Ypr eouNtdgs.
$50 E'otm. - sitam. mad linton sriose nnb
2 30 Wddir. N'toui. nan ttnions Nrtbae.
4.3n Hafh'u. sffuir. mn Nlefin
billet unb @epdd'Pfrenn VT. %, Neft'. MI.
tiHiurcs Strnbc..
3lec baltcn on linIon., Rerna ,abe, Sutton.
nno glalbiuof (RoribsHoe.) citation.
Sdit ni6i at tRenna .,Nbs. .Etution.
q IN os'usa. Z. q. Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Gn1nitc ~ &rr. = nnnrr

hl w ~ SIi' u IL y L.
@rcfutip: @cnrp @icicfing, Goi.
Q%c0cnborot mo Wcor0 3ilumcr,
mnnn.
5inon5cn: Sobn Sollic, icn., s.
Nnt. @uocniu9 mo @corg Ninnnei.
bebcr.
Mtuiif: 6cro. aoiicr, Mar @rciS.
Noom Nbit, Gnl0. SNoruogcl, Nu.
W%oridlbptb.
GinN0ngc Gounitc: Sobn Souic.
lcit., 6cro. &oiicr, II. MogQc. @cprg
@ln1mcIbcbcr, u. Eiciiicr, Pint .Rcidl,
!. Wilbclm Wcor0 Shniot. Nuglit
Shorno9cl ". @cpIo. i. Sduuu. I.
Wopcr, 6r. &oi5boucr, Sobn Atcrs
mon1, u, Berger, Gbr. Wepcr, 8
Said mo s.. SOL.
CoN Set . NroQrumm.
Gilr Ole finite 6cicr Oca nGrtt,
ld)Cn Cages" bottc Die ScItbcborbC
cin 5mCdnlGBigc& Erogronm hrlldcn
lniiclL pcld)cH 20 Sciicn intCrciinn,
ten EnbuIt@ bot. Nli Der crltcn Sri,
tc bCfur0 lid) inter henl SitCl cine
Mionutrg pom Eoltor !. Noinont
nNmcrifo," urlb cine Wobnun0 BON
Ncoro SI0cn v&ultc iclt an ocutlfen
-.
Mort." Go> Ero0rnmm bCa Cages
unb boa CONCERT. FroNrnmm "iiiIltcl
Die 5tucite Settle. Nlti scr hrittcn Sci
tc bciirbct lid cin Scit0rub nit elmer
lor'teT WohnnnG an Die Gcutid)clL
Dos &hcnIc iibcr Den Mcrtb BON Col.
lars mo Gcnt1 ilt Crbcben. Die pier
tc mo FINITE Settle wcrocn bon oc>l
Tc't Gomitc'n 0ciiiQt, unb olli Scr
icdlntCn Scitc itcbt Srichrid, aopp'H
oNulqobc Der Sclliidru in Nncrifo."
0ic nGd)itcu iiini Scitcn limo oCr Nr=
g%untcntclt gcNcn bo& Gntrcd)tlln0a.
NnlCnoenncnt gcmiolnCt; Der Dir
NNbtllNlIV llllN lNllliNuJ (lIIllIlllIlN
bcid)Ioiicn, bic Nriu5ipicn Der BOLTS
pcrtrctunlG 81 mnbren mo politlldc
uno biirNcrIidc Hcd)tc icincr Wiit9lic.
Der 81 id)iibcniomic Ci11er encr0iidlcl1
&nntpi Gcgclt bic Nmlobnte oca be,
lugien Gntrcd)tumgs o. Announcements
ongeorbnCt. limo olti ocrt iolgcnocn
icd)o Seitcn bciinoct lid cine gelluilc
MTAohO olcr Ncrcinc mo bCrcn &c.
.untien mo &~crci1~lofoIc, mclhc OILS
gNcameiicr iiir boa fomnlcuoc &obr
%oicltcnhna Nlli Der lester Scitc be.
iiltoG iid) cine cl0lild)c GrtlGrunN
iibcr Die, ,3icle mo 3luede oea uNiir.
gCrnwcinH." Bon oicicm EroGromut
jNuIroAL 10000 Nb5ii9e IN Der BUD!
ortdcrei BON &. u, Sh~nciocrcitb &
Sobncn 9cnlodt, Gic Eroarommc
mltrocn foitclpfrci %pcrtbcilt. ....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Baltimore 9~ampf.Tnfct.Go.
(Mhe uno Amprrldilae Wni.pInie.)

Die Scr. Gtadtcis G'uit beinroerno.
Sampler fnhren td0lih, Snnrtups pnsacnorr
men, hon ben .Vntoinc "RicrS. Tr. 10--is
fiobt Girabe, go gbcuhS. brett unh on
Poini Comfort. Grrlcu. RortSmoutb unS alien
Runiirn Sss GtlS'nS;r %CGblnS,na IN Pr
Mi6ntnro. Rcrhirhitip IN Pnrtsmouib nit ben
~Genhooro glir cine" lolinct 3ne bon Pcris
nlrntb nad sllnntu. IN ylor'Hf &erbinornp
nit Der rgfIdntic GonIi Cine, RurfoTf urS
Carolina. gicrinIf nao iiioIih, RorfoIf mn
iuritlth nrb .Slb Dominion cine" roh glcip.
bern. AaibinpIru, GrG., mn Nldbmonb, Vn.
WnbIScitcn nan cnrOpdtfdcm PInne. pnru.
titfc aciiitnSimucr. cIeftriIdc PeIeittutg
Samnfbci3ura, dclci irci. Neicrbtrie adIiiteft
Sintntcr In ben V|tnctrPlrenur Der Pan Cine
Nr. 32t. Wcit baltimore Gtrnhc, Tr. h06 nm
b0s. ~piphtaSir0hc, e. VI. g. Office. Giboiie d'
baltimore, mn EnIhcrt Sirnhe gnntinrnic,
1ri't 1,uiIeiup unb Hlbuupb's, 1903 yiote- Sbutlcc
Sirobc.
SobH ". Susrmpob. y. RrpWu,
Biccs I'rnf. II. Sen 'Vlunugcr. 8en. sRaii .'Naenl
(Te52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Nus Scm Jnncren Marplono's nno
ben nn~arcn5cnbcn Stantcn.

q cnernl 0ougb man Franz.
General z. Gictor Nullghnlon Don
jS4eoerid. No, lcioet an 9rond)itis
mo tiit1nu'S SnuS gcicIiclt. Spbolo
icr mlogehcu fam. miro er mobrld)cin.
ltdp nif 5lpci Mionnte cine GrholumQS'
rciie;llad) cinem milocrcn alimn lll'
ttetremncrl, mcniglien9 milnldlt ooS
'riIrlsir5t. Scrr N%nllgbnnon mar pom
RunmSiclntor Wormor oils Scr G0lls
paQnelcitcr iiir boa Foc Nmcnocmcnt
nllacriebcn; icbt miro ie0cnfnll5 ell
Nn0crcr an 'einc Stcllc trctcn mililcn.
NJ llioncns Grb {.
Sboma1 u. S'&ccic in Hid)nlonO,
30, mcld)er cincn @ruocr, gtomcn3
\. Is. S'&ccie in Baltimore bot, lit
bon eincm slnmolt III Srlono benad).
ridtigt moroen, Dob inn in IcrnS Elm
Gr6c BON $4,000 900 Wortc. mcIhc9
icin @roBontcl 0cnniS O'aecic, mel
der Dor 100 Sobrcn ullsgciuonocrt
lei, bintcrloiien babe.
Nh il crnp lnn5unq
Nobcrt Doln0 BON WiconllcosGo.
mari Dor mebreren Sobrcn 10000
Nuldcl Nrltern'd)uolen in Den Iilbs
ing Greet bel Upper Soopcr's GSlnno
mo iebt lit CT i'm Stnnoc, Sulrlc10c
&uiheI ilin0cr Illlteru 5l iongen mo
iie unbcrsluo on5upiIun5cn.
Gin Ser5lciocn Die llr.
Jade.
3u Nbcrbecn lit 6rou Mimic 9lnt.
berq bon Baltimore inn 9lItcr bon 80
Subrcn geitorben. Gin Scr5Icioen
mar Die SooeSuriohe. Sic binterIGBt
ibren @utteu. 5lpci lodter mo eincn
Sobn.
3ug. olliiion II.
3iuiid)cn Den 9o~bnitatipncn Soppo
ltno GlaDton on Der Baltimore,
Ohio. gobH" in Sorioro.G County illbr
am Sonntog Morgen ein oitlidl iab-
renoer g~rpreb5ng gegen bas bittere
Gnoe zines Srudt5uges, nobel 5ipei
1radtmuegnos limo Die aabiiie bes
6roht5uges in grano gerietDen ulio
5erltort murber. ,
Gin grobes 2agerbnus.
dc nSomes Glarf Utilizing 3d."
BON Cumberland, Wo., etrid)tet bort
Elm 2agcrbnus aus Goi1cret. ipeld)es
cine anpa5it1t boben miro bon TO-.
600 Idiiern. Die Gompngnic bot orei
onoere Sngerbduier nit ~suiuntniell
1900 Sdiier aapoSit1t.
Mus tnbefonnten Meals o.
IN Cumberland puroe am Conn.
tag Abeno Jraii Vinfnep Siinntons,
Satin zines 8lasbl1iers, in benz Sol
ibrcr ysobrllna btt'h sH6pien bon
@aiier oitrd eihe' ausH ii~nbefnnntcn
@eaionen fommenbe aiiaeI in Der
.shuItcr uertuut6ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
mnN framrm kommt ,m

citlcn uod) ocIn on0crcn olli icincul
Miidcl nod scr &ijttc. bic lolt enc
Wtcilc entfcrnt mar. Rod I'M Sabre
1900 rcttclc CT cincn Sripp Solba.
ten upnt Sobc, ln0 iCit0cm lit tcit
,>obr p~crfloIlcr. obne o0B Der bcroi
Idle @reiS niht mcbrcre M%cnldlcnlt.
ben 0ercttet bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
@crmiidtc tclcarapbiidr SrpcidDcn.

- ,>n Cambridge. Mioii.y bat Der
~30=iGbrige Sohrt GcCOre iGtnc ctpo
10 Sabre oltc Gbelrounrtit cinent
Noiirlncilcu Hno1 eilltm Htnulpcr ob'
.ocid,locbtct 1citno nbuMn ~ cibltnlor0
onrd) gtsdfeBcn bcgaHGcmtHi
SrtQn @phirrH!gcii'c fnrbigcAui
iuGrtcrin. lpllr0c 9cltcrulfriib III ib'
rem @naio an Der Gunabtp apcl,lc
in NtlHntic Giiu. RS. BON lbrcm
friibcrcn Eicbbubcr, Dem Nc0cr Sclic
@ilinn critodycnH m1hrcnb tic lrl
Sd)loic lag. Der 0torocr 'bcIllt0ct
lid in Solt.
- an Der Vnrf. Flucc- aoblcn5cdc
bon Gents & So. bel Wtohuilop-Glt
80, iirn oic NcrQleltc !. Nbuma II.
,Sobn @uIinatu bllrd) Die por5citl9c
Grploiion elmer Sprcnglo0lng unl'%
Scbcn Nctunnclt.
SCnoro Dolores s. &c Wtiroll'
%, nic Mittmc ocS Generals Sole
Worio Mironoo. Der elmer Der trcllc-
itcn guhGl0cr Oc@ aoiicrs Wiorinli'
lion nor, lit III 9ertclcp, Sat, III
NltCr bon II ,&nbrcn geliorben.
- llnbefouutc einbrcdlcr erbro.
d)clt sur Nod)t}cit oen Siherbcitsr
id)rollf Dcs Foltunltes III Suconu, bel
Selueao. q. y, NM cntnubmcn lbn
@rieinorfcn mo 9oorgcl0 IN Ger
Sobc bon $500.
@ln. Non @rcnncr, cin SnloIlc
oc5 SolbatcnhcinIs in Seiocnmurtb.
&onioa, Der por 2nr5cnn pon cinenl
Sufcl IN Solono $4,000 crbtc, lit
in cincnt NotCl Scopcnlporib'S plot
LID eincm &Cr}ihlogc erlegelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Wcrdamts' &c Mincrs' 5rnnspur
iaiiOu GompanD.

Tnmpftt .pintfn.
Wdn Potion uuS bcm Gfien: icben W,onina
9iei,ftda, 9onncrltag mo Ganiiiug. Rbcnht
b tlbr.
Stat ProDtberrc II. bent Sften: icben Conn.
tna, W,ifiiuud mo 5rCitna. WbeubS q itbr.
Enh Ecippori Views uno Nurfo.f: tdeIit
um q tbr MbcuoS.
Srotbf ulrb idalit bio + llbr abeub4 inc an
bent 1upe abfObreHbc Sampler nnpcnomnen.
Garb SabnnnGb ilo benz Gtibcu: iebcn Dten
flag. Bunneriiog NIB Gduiina. -NbenbA Q i1br
Woftoner UNI PrObioCrcc : Bnmpfer iobrcn
bon Der sgerf.c am 5usc bes 9onasBods ab;
Socnnrnt 'Tdrnpicr bon Der Berite ant i5usi
bet Bcf!,1 Sails, SIncllc.
IS. ". 8intnaham, Haent,
ISL guHQtEo6,
NJ. q. Iuruir, G..P..NgeHt.
u. 7. ettbbtns, @eW..T1ag.
sarptbnrenn = ehOct'gde German. nMs
etatt.efrabs. ut3.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Sin bcilinmcs MifucritGnonif.

9llla Nclpico miro, Ocid)riCtcr:
,TolNcnoc mnQlulbIidl tlingcn0c,
obcr budlit0blih mohrc @cihittc pal.
iirtc oicicr Gage cincm biciiNcu NrStc.
@ci linn crid,icn cilc Noucrairnlt aus
ciucm bcnnd)bnrtcu Noric mo bat
inn ill ihrcm crfruuttCn Muume 81
fnnnncu. Ger Nrjt ucrIprnd), olIl an
0crcn Gage uor6lllprcdcn, % cr All"
Der Gr50hIln1 Der Trnu criob, DAB
Der No0 nid)t nl5rl cruit mar, Gr 0ub
ihr sic 2ScilumN, bis 81 lcincm Or
id)cincn ibrcm Wom iiir &iiblluG 6l
'orQcn. Nic quite Grolt bate nldlt3
Gili0crc3 81 tbltlL ais cllcn Mcbgcr
otl5uilld)cn mo BON 0crnlclbcn cine
- &ubllnNc III pcrlonAcn, Der WtcBs
ger bconllcrtc, cine loldc nid)t olll
Eager III hlbcrl, mo ilbcrrcOCte Ole
6rou. cine NficnIuugc III ncbnlcu.
0u 0iclc nod bcllCr Jet, Nl3 Scr Nr5t
ON onocren Gage III Dem r%frnnfcn
Monnc" fam, iono CT hicicn oti ocnn
Noic bci'm Nol5flcinrtndlCu. Ger
9ollcr loluohl, mic oltd) lCiNc 6rol
~bcoonttcn iid) picImoI2 iiir oos ans.
northumberland, Oo3 10 iibrrroihcnO
gut G~cluirft babe. Qurd) lou0cS Nin-
mo Mcrirogcn bctont Der Noftor
id,IicbIid, @id)t in bic Sodlc mo brad,
sum- Nr0Btcu Gritumcn Der 9oucr3'
IelItc IN Elm b~cr5buitc2 &Nd)cn aus.
@ia bclltc piiicn oic Glltcn 2cutd)cn
nod nid)t, pcaboIb Ger Mcrr Gottor
10 icBr 9cIodt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Sin Grant" in SNitrr Wnn.


0nltOelH. ttUI(I Illu)llll0 1tlllc2
@ciitcs5ultonoc% on0coronct.
Spfcr@nn2 =. T., II. sept
Sinoc Sd,omis, elm 20 i0brigcr mi
iiid)er ,Siloe. mlr0c ip0t bc,ltc Nod)
mittoa bier pcrbuftct ul0 gum ,}lpcdc
elmer llntcriudjlnt0 icutcS @ciiteaSus
ItorlocS nod MinColo =. T., Ncid)idt.
Giner Der @ebcimpoli5iitcn, melhc
fir Sic Siderbeit oc2 ErGiiocntcn ior-
oclt. pon5oG bic &crhoitum0, Sdo-
mus, meld)cr III Mem })orf mobnt,
fam nm 1920 pon BORT bier an lun0
bottc bulb bororl' cine llltcrrcbutA
nit ocnl Stills. Observation-Disclosures.
Incident or iogtc, cr m0d)tc nit Dem
Yr1iibcntcn iibcr sic G%oblcnprciie H..
sen %crpnrtctch nrllcu Toblcns Strttc
Iprcd)cn. Gr (ShomSl lei @cncroI.
acblenogcnt iiir @roB 9tcm Dorf mo
poIle Sem Eroliocntcu iogclL mic Die
Sod)c in NronlnG gcbrodt lucrocn
fGnrc.
Scrr Barnes crfonttc SdlomnIa
ais bcn Mann, mCIdrr tiir5lid) per
idicocnc pcrriidtc Nricic uno 0cpc'
id)ct iibcr G%oblcnprciic an sen l}rG-
iiocntcn id)idtc, mo bic Ncrbuitnng
luor oie Solge. Ger Ncrboltctc ldcint
in ollen onoercn 0inGcn 1urri per
niinitio, MIR nldjt in Der 6roNc il6cr
Goblenprcilc. Gr bate cine BON ocnl
Telp,Dorfer EoIi5cicopitGn 2ontru
nllS0eltcllte GrIoubniB sum Gragcn
cinca Hcpo(ucrS in iciucm Nclib, jcs
oodl fcincu HcppIucr, mo Sd)umnl3
ctflGrtc, er babe nic cincit Ncunlucr
%gctragen, '''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Gbciapeufc 9ompfcr'6ompasnie.

Gbciapcafc 9nmpicr.G
6htfapeoft.p tnie.
eieaaL:e BaIiuaier sEGmpfcr ~guanfta- una
.YltlGuin" rad
E!f epint goriiort nuo 9iortolf, IA.
Bdnipfet b~trlnilen baltimore ihgli1 tnIlsie
nontnlen Sonnt0pSJ nm $50 abenbs nno tom
wen In fNib Pctnt comfort un 8 llbr Uaorgsni
unb In RorfpIf nm 7l5 Woraers on. IN
fdlteberb an bic giicnbnbrJiae mad aner
Butften he's GfIbens uno SlbtpeterS.
Uprt.Niucr'etuit.
eieanfte Eafnater 9qtrriet .sodr.oiis' I'M
Baltimore"
nan N,tif. Foint unb Rtdtnicnb. Ra.
gorrpfer b~crInfIcn baltimore. tdQitd (nusat.
itoirmer Gprfttnnsl nm L llhr aiabmtttdns unb
%fotnnien an ", { Tutnt nm 730 WloraenB nnt
6u Hidbhfone IN 025 Wpraens an.
Ste nu WDninafn. Wittipotcn uub 1teitagen
beH Baltimore nbfdhtrrhelt 0nntnier, mo Sie
bon Nefte d,nirt an Steniilacn. DnnrerttuNen
LIB GaniftngeH %ubinbrClf, leaer. In 6lonee'ter'
Wo,st iiuo Marrono'e M "nb tte on Stenfia'
GER. Eonnerftnp5n uno G1Inftuaen bon l.nlii
more uno an Wontaper. Ulittloo4en uno Srei.
tagen bon WeftEl1tnt nbfnbrsnj'r 2unpIet
iieaen In Doiitcpn lHo glnn'Nanf an tbei afn'
ttaem Weiter).
Tamtfer p~eriaten Baltimore pom Rttr RI. Is
unp ~, atahtiitabsu.Uerf
.Eurd.Viflete nod allen 1nnite1 f6HHen al
linert 6epen .nifqfaehcn iino aaiifienJ inlrner
I'M Vornis ~referrirt ,uerneu In ben hie'iNen
WiIets gnrenur: gr. 3i7, Nprb.Gtarles.s traae,
n. ~. Npbieu, Iqent. Fr. t27. Eh.pafttmore
erabe, oher ben Snupisgiirenus: Rr. $780,.
eiaht'etrats, goltimcrt, ps.
aer. .6~eind'tWiibrrr. @tr.'R crna~f.na.m
Z. 8. Mcfnnni. nnlis.1sn .RnH. .Hs'n'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
nnb YenninIoania 9abn,

HRge ~oerlaisu Rcrtb.NltHHe.et Citation:
1877 Brrm. Rot iat Dorf. tdalih, ausaes
fprinten Senrtup5.
S.W BORN. si.or. itdd, Delta. r'r @pnHfdaA.
g-U Form. Nifnn'. nab Pelait, tdpIih. dueae,
t%tpnlirer Snrntnqe.
t.20 Tndbm. Mffom. ltadh g}init. MIR Gdmff1cA.
a.F Enfi1. ROT nab Gctt, i1atth. nueae.
rruii;meu EOnu.1as. t
400 Rnd,in. Tiipur. nab Della. Mir Sonutdgs.
4.H Ralhm, ELLEN psds Delta, tdolid, ausSt,
npnnfsft Tnnrtugg.
COS Wbenhs Istttoula Egd, Fel viz, thaIid. aus.
as1outHen Gonffaas.
i1.00 Shenbs Wiiem. BaA Selsit EHt Conn.
taqS,
Has NbenSs sgrfom. mao esioir. I'll, Rttf.
PODS unb gau1das.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13

VaNe sur Seiie in,sn Hrclaus teisrst q.
Aaine. Er. All, 81. PAUL. strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13

NnnapuIie, VPt. NpOni StOttcr. N.b0 unto
2s.45 8ortn.. $3.50 ino 70 30 Ginthnt eGntocn'
Sintiott. 300 uro 79.00 BORN. 1900 Wit.
sbeiihs.
nreberl6, Wi. NcbntG tdtiou. 7stb nnh cas-.
Rorm. e1Ttoen Stntion. l7.3h. Yg.O0 D.t5 uno
1000 Rurmt. it.25, 1870 mo 80 gutnt.
1piHdleiter, nj. RoOdl Slpiiuu. l7.i0 Norm.
uno i243 Jn6m. 9urloeas Station. II. 20 Botm.,
10, 90 mo $500 Rndin.
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
SUIT CASE TRAGEDY.
Boston Doctor Held - Girls Head
Eishcd lp.

ltshcd ip.
BOSTON. NOV. 7.-Dr. Percy u. Me
Leod Of this city was arrested on the
charge Of criminal malpractice in con-
nection with the suit case mystery
The arrest was made on information
furnished 10y Chief Walsh from New
York. Or. Mcleod is held on the
charge that he was the person who dis
membered the body Of Susanna Geary.
Morris Nathan, the chorus girls
iance, who is held by the police. it Is
said, pawned her ring and saw her be-
fore she died. Nathan swore that he
had not seen Susan Geary after she be-
came Ill.,
1t is alleged that Or Mcleod was
called into the case after the first oper-
alton was performed and that he per.
formed a second operation Of a desper-
ate nature i'm a vain attempt 10 save
the life Of the young woman.
The girls head, which was placed in
small bag weighted with shot and
sunk with the suit cases. was fshed
up by the police from the bottom Of Me
harbor on information given by Louis
II. Crawford ana William Howard.
who are held by the New York police.
Crawford and Howard have made a
confession concerning their completely
in the tragedy.
The head completes the entire body
of the chorus girl. The trunk, which
gave the first intimati0n of the crime,
was found on sept y in dress suit
case floating near the Winthrop Yacht
club. three miles below the city. An
other suit case containing the limbs
was picked up at the mouth Of Charles
river quarter Of a mile above the
ferry on Oct. p. The leather bag in
which the head had been placed, to-
gether with thirty pounds Of loose shot
did not move apparently from the place
where it sank.
The police continued the search for
Mary ). Dean. who is said 20 have
had charge Of the H0Xbury home IN
which Miss Geary died after being re
moved from the fremont street re
sort
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
INVITED ROOSEVELT.
Warm Welcome Awaits President on
British Soil.

WASHINGTON. Nov. T.-Honored by
ihe president by an invitation TO lunch
ron formally at the White House, Rear
Admiral Prince Louis OF Bsttenberg
kept his special train waiting three
quarters Of an hour while the presl-
dent engaged him IN a long personal
conversation.
The White House luncheon was not
on the programme and WAS an entire
ly personal compliment 10 Admiral
Prince Louis and his royal nephew
Prince Alexander. a midshipman on
the Drake. Prince Louis visited Mount
Vernon, making the trip down the Pe-
tomac river on the United States dis.
patch boat Dolphin. commanded by
Commander John Gibbons. who will
soon 20 to the British capital as naval
attache Of the American embassy.
Before his departure for Annapolis
Prince Louis said:
Il have thoroughly enjoyed my too
brief visit to Washington. and | ap-
preclate highly the courtesy, cordial
ty and kindness that have been shown
us by the president. members Of the
cabinet and officers OF the army and
navy.
"As seaman was much impressed
with the American feet as it lay at
anchor of Annapolis. Its appearance.
the smartness Of the officers and the
discipline Of the men all gave evidence
that the vessels were IN the highest
state Of efficiency. Aud equally inn
presslye was the review OF the cadets.
which showed the thoroughness Of
their training aud the magnificent es-
prlt de corps that prevails there.
Il had long looked forward to know
ing the president, and he was good
enough to give me that opportunity at
dinner at the White House on satur-
day. was greatly impressed with his
strong personality, his intellectual
strength, his comprehensive knowledge,
his democracy. but at the same time
his dignity. He looks what be is. the
mssterful ruler Of masterful people,
determined, courageous, bold. am
only sorry that cannot see and know
more OF such an extraordinary as well
as q very charming man.
This is the FIRST time. believe that
a British admiral has been received by
the president at Washington. Now, /
should like 10 see an American presi
dent received by the king IN London.
Such a meeting would be peculiarly ap
proprlate, as both the king and Presi
dent Roosevelt have rendered such dis
tlnguished services to the cause Of the
worlds peace. am sure nothing
would give greater pleasure to the Brit
lsh people than to welcome the presi-
dent OF the American republic on Brit
lsh soil.
From New York we 90 to Gibraltar.
Our first port on this side was Cana
dian, our last will be American. We
have been visiting people Of our own
race and language. We have felt at
home and nowhere more so than in the
United States"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
FARMvILLE, VA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1905.
A. Bookwalter; Prohibition, george
Hitz; Socialist Labor, Theodore Ber'
EXPECT FIGHTING.
Mayor Weaver, DenouncinG Sherin,
Takes Command of Police.


Takes Command Of Police.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. THE day
toward which Philadelphians have been
looking for six months to decide
whether the municipal affairs OF the
city shall continue to be conducted as
they have been in the past or whether
a new order OF things shall obtain
finds the situation so tense that no
Philadelphia will be surprised IL the
peace OF the city is seriously disturbed
Matters reached critical stage when
the mayor of the city and the sheriff
of the county, both Of whom are lead
ers iu their respective parties. issued
antagonistic proclHmations swearing
10 uphold the law and protect the citi-
zens against the illegal acts Of the OPP
posing side The sheriff In his procla-
nation calls upon citizens 10 assist
deputies appointed by him TO uphold
the law. and Mayor Weaver replied I'm
a STRONGLY worded proclamation in
which he says. The peace Of the city.
the supremacy Of the law and the
blood bought rights OF honest electors
must and shall be preserved"
For the moment the question Of ma
iorltles has been lost sight o. Back
ing mp his proclamation the mayor has
sworn in about l.OOO special policemen
FOR election duty.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
win . s,ic. of Dynamite.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Nov. T.
An attempt was made 90 wreck the
second section Of northhOund pas
senger train on the Southern Pacific
railroad az midnight at the Los Alamos
bridge. four miles north Of Santa Bar
bara. A stick Of dynamite had been
placed on the track. and when the loco
motive struck il there was a terrific
explosion. The pilot and wheels OF the
locomotive were blown on but the
locomotive did not leave the track. and
no one was injured Railroad officers
believe IL was an attempt 10 wreck and
perhaps 10 rob the train.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
KILLED HIS DAUGHTER.
Uniontown Merchants Fatal shot
Through n Door.

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Nov. 7.-Believ-
ing that he was shooting at burglar,
Hayden X. Craft, a well known hard
ware merchant Of this place. killed his
daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Coddington,
at their home in apartments over the
hardware store in Maine street
Mrs. Coddlngton and her husband,
Charles Coddlngten. lived with the for
mer's parents. COddngton had been
III for the last four days with pneu-
monla, and early in the morning the
wife went TO the kitchen TO get him
some ice. The door closed behind her
and locked itself with a spring lock.
Her father was awakened by the
sound and. going TO the door, called
twice. Receiving no response, he fred
through the door, the bullet striking
his daughter In the head.
When he discovered what he had
done Mr.. Craft collapsed and is in the
hospital in a critical condition.