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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
@crmiidJtc tclcsrapbiide Scpcidrn.

EeriOncn5ug Nr. 6 Der .Ybi.
looelpbio mo erie : 9abn" coQioirte
geltern nobc 8nrren, Sn., NIT elmer
Sofomotipe unb iieben Yerioncn CT.
Iitten babel be0enflihe S~erlebunqcn.
Z. .. 0ernpiep aus 9roofuile, go,
lit 10 idlmcr inerIid perlest, ooB CT
pielleid)t iterbcn miro. gllld Sri,
Sottie 6orbes aus glbion, go, Go.
tberinc &pNlS aus Gorrp, ga, ulb
Sotomotiufiibrer Mortin McSuu9b.
lin befinoen iid) III prcfdrern 3,t.
ltonbe.
Slt Der N1be bon Gllenoole,
N. o., bat eli, YrGriefeiier Souienbe
bon adern &onoeS perpiiltet, piele
8ormbGitier uno Sauieiloe bon Son.
men Seu oerniftet. 8iibe, Eferoe
mo anoere Saustbiere famen 81
Sunoerten uln's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

i'm letten CONNER nod iiiopeltofri-
fonii6en @en1iiern beorOert muroe,
nm Die Sperationen 0es General
2ieutenontS BON Grotba gegen Die
rebeaiiden Serero 81 unteritilsen,
febrt pie i6on gemeloet, in Die Set
mnt9 5llriid. Die in oen omerifoni-
Iden. @elpGiIern befinOli6en ariegS=
i6iffe bIeibeit 5unGdit obne einbeit.
Ii6e 2eitlrng, Die aber ipieoer bergea
lteIlt merSen mag, lpenn oa8 Se'
I6paoer meientlid pernlebrt miro.
%ffoire @riibeI.
OoS .@otboiihe Sogeblatt" Der
ofientli6t cine Grfldrung ongeicbe-
ner 9iirger bon @onterOoo gegen
Den COMMENCEMENT @riibel, iiber
oeiien affoire ihon I'M Sanltor ge-
meloet muroe. Sic ~perlonoen, oob
er iiber Ole &irdengeIOer, peld)e CT
ulter 9erufung ollf bic Saiierir
iommeIte, Hed)nlng ablege, lonIt lel
err oes 9etruges inter 02iBbrauf oes
9tomens ser Goilerin peroofti9.
@riibel ioa fir notbleioenOe Meber
nift peniger oils 10000 Nort &C.
lommelt boben, uno. iiber Die 8erme1-
Dung oeS 5onos lit angebli6 nle EN-
5uirie0enItelenoer gusmeiS erTolgt.
Ger Gpmmer5ienrntb iou feline &obl.
tb1ti9feitsorbeit 5u poIitiid)en 3ruederl
allsgenubt babet.
Sample NIT S~erero.
SberItlieutenant polt OrtbL Der
Gommonoelr Ger 0elttIdeu 8rllppcll
III Siiopelt . Nlfrifu, beriftet ilber
nelte Sample nit Sen rebeIliiden Sc.
rero. Sn eineu Der @efedJte per
loren sic 0eutiden 5tuei Goote unO
elf 8%ermuuoete, mGbreno oie Ginge-
6orenen beinobc auigeriebei mllroen.
9teuer Sfunoal in Ores
u.
0reSoen'S jiinglter Sfnnool be-
trifft oie 8erfeblungen uno @be-Sr-
rlngen oeS on9eiebenen Gmtsrif)-
tiers Or. Goccills. @ie oerlnutet, rlt-
terbielt er &erbdltniiie NIT feifen
GeQnerinnen, uno eS limo angeblid)
photographer in perf0ngliden Stel-
Iungen p~orgnnoen, welde jene Be
5iebungen oraitiih iGuitriren.
Im 6. SUM.
0ud) elmer offi5iellen 8efonttmns
dung in S6lperin miro ole SernlGb-
lung oeS aronprin5en @ilbelm nit
ser Ser5ogin GGcilie BON Wedlen-
burg : Sdiperiu am g.. SUM in Der
lin ltottfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

Commencement Sidernigoff lit ME
oerge6rannt uno oae an9eitelten
Iino ibrer SobieIi9feiten beraubt NOR
Den. 6erner miro gemeIoet, boB sic
8uuern Die 9%eruigiuStp E &offinerta,
peldle @igentbuu Der 9rone lit, ME
oer9ebronnt baben. Cine itarfeErup-
pcnmoht lit sur llnteroriifung Der
Hepolte oufgeboten morben."
Petersburg 10. Wdr5, - Die
8oitern : lt%nrltben in DEM @olloerne-
ments Gberuigofi, Orel mo aurSf
peroen 10 beoenflid, boB Die Hegip-
ritng qe5fpnneen aerpeien lit, &rllp.
pen oortbiu SIT i6iden. Die 9auern
rotten iid) in INNER groBeren Sdoo'
rem 5uiommen mo begebert tuglid)
grobere NuSidrettun9en.
Neuer &ooou in 9arcez
Iona.
Barcelona, 10. 0tdr5. - Ser
Itlfrilbr Der arbeitSloicn, meld)er lid
am Wittpo6 bier nod elmer Moiicu-
&eriammlung obipielte, III iueldcr
9egen Ibboltirng beS @ornepalS pro.
teitirt mlroe, mG6reno 10000 Eerio.
men Dem &erbungern nobe ieien, trug
ii6 na6e Dem @ebGlloe fir idone
aiinIte SIT. SIN GerIouf 6es Gorne-
palS tultrocn Elm @emGloc @opo'S
utt0 mcbrere Stotllen 0%enlolirt.
Coalitions. au6inct in
g orDegcn.
copenhagen, 10. WtGr5. - Die
aobinetSfriiiS in Norpegen lit ollrd
Die 9iloun9 zines Coalitions Otiniltc.
RUINS beenOct morocn, oeIien Yremier
9crr Mtidelicn lit. 2oeplono, ein
friiberer 0tiniIter, miro al Der Spite
ser StootSratbS .Ibtbeillng in Stod.
bolnl iteben. Die anoeren 0iit9lieoer
iino General OlSicn uno bic Serren
SebmfubL So9t Sagerup, Dull, Sire
tonOer, &inio, 8arelien uno anio-
fen. Die &ertbeilllng ser YortefeuiQes
lit nod ni6t befonnt 9egeben iporoen
Ole HebeIGion in Demen.
Con it ontinopeI 10. MGr5.-
SIN @on5en iinO 30 meitere tiirfiide
9otuiaone mobil gemadt morben,
Inn Die Ge6eQion in ser 8roptn5 De-
men, Irabien, 3u befGmpfen. Sui
Hi5o Yoi6o lit NIT Iie6en 9otoiQoren
uno elmer 9otterie bon Sooeioo nad)
Manofbo obgegongen. Der @eg nof)
Wtonotbo lit often, ollein 5piiden
bort mo Sonoo lueroen eaGmpfc er.
mortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

diem inter einonoer, nobel Ser cele@
brirenoe &rieiter ben Nnfong mod)t-
Seoer nell gen0blte EapIt filBtc
nudoem er Den 6rtB.auB %empfungen
bot, Die 9oroinGle oIf bic @ange,
sic &or0inGle infer chamber tiillen
iid ouf Die S6uIter. Sn Der grie-
fii6 fotbolii6en Stride 6eItebt oer
Otter = Sub, Ser onl Otter ? Sonrl-
taqe bon olen lid 9%egegnenoen &C.
tallidt miro.
SIM anidIuB an Die 9ibel (9fattb.
26, 40 mo 2ut. %, 49, 6ciBt ieOer
beitd)leriidJe Sub elm SilOoS allB,
Der Sub ouf Die Stirn lit Der 9llt9
Druid oes @o6ltpolens ODER Der eli
terli6en 2iebe, ser Sub ouf 0iegSon=
&c bat ettuas GeremouieQeS un0 lit
tppii6 fir Die 9egc8nung pon6itrlt-
lidfeiten. Ser Sub oui Oen @orm
oeS 8emonoeS lit ser YuS0rud tief-
tier @brfurd)t uno 9cpotion. Gr lpicl-
te uno ipielt I'M Orient cine Holc.
Sn polnii6en uno ruiiiIdcn 8cgen-
ben lit er bon DEM @ciinoe fir hie
Serri6off nod iebt ii6lih.
Im nerbreitetiten nGdit Dem altb
oltf Ben Wtuno lit ser &uno &llB.
Sn pielcn 5amilicn peroen sic Sin.
Ser oordn geruobnt, Ben Gltern unO
onoeren Geipeftsperioncn Die Sono
5u fiilien. @an5 %beion0erS obcr Gilt
ser Sanb = Sub olS ritterli6e Slloi.
gulrg oeS &errn fir oic Came. 9lla
iold)e lit er in pieIen @egenocn, 3. i9.
SitpreuBen, S6leiien, Scltrcidl ic
Scr Game Der @eiclfi6oft ~Qeqcniibcr
uncrlGblid. Sn Offi5iersfrciicu
miro oicl Die Sono gefiiBt. Gem &c.
luo6nbcitsmdBiqen Souo &1lB cnt-
Itonmt oie &eoenSort ofiiIi' oit
Sano," oic ais 0onf oOer 8egrii-
Bung oft Die 9ltsfiibrung OeS Sane
auIieS eriebt.
Wirfli6en @ertb bat Der Snn0'
Sub oes Serrn MIR oonn, lperln er
einem %Ipontonen @efiibl %entIpringt.
0em i'm @ano Sub belibt Der Serr
ous ein5ige 0Iittel, nm Der Game cir
lpormeS @efiibl, iei e5 Gonf, 6renoe
ooer @crtbi6Gbung, obne 5u nohe
'N%nnGberlng olls5uoriiden.
Die altB : Sono lit cine 3drtlid)-
felt Iiir Gntiernte. Sic bcite6t oo-
rim, onB man ieine eigeren Singer
ipiten fiiBt uno Damn nit Der &uno
cine 9etpegung mod)t, ais polle mon
ben Sub Dem Gntfcrntep 5lttperfcn.
aleine ainoer ncrocn oft 81 bicier
Spieletei o~ngebnlteh. Sir Grtpod-
iete liegt oorin cine groBe Gertroll.
lihfeit.
Sn ieber 6ornr lit Ser Sub cine
me6r ober peniger intime gngelc-
gen6eit. @r ioQte oeSbolb itetS ol5
lolhe be6anoelt mo 10 ipenig mic
mGglif fremoeh 9lifett preisgegeben
lperoen. Nelteroings miomet man
Oem Sub bon observation-disclosures Seite
b%eionocre Nufmertiomfcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Sin GrOsek scsen Den p6aiier Der
Sahara.

rSocqlies Scr Critic 2ebol0p,
n&oiier Der Soboro," Der li6 nit
Den Snititutionen oes olten europa,
obmobl bon @eburt 5ron5oie, nidlt
mebr reft nb5ufinoen meiB un0 0d.
her ii6erol nit 0elt @eridten lit
Gonflift fonmt, bcidGftigte 0ieier
Gage, mie Der g. 2.-g." beridtet,
oil6 eincn 9onooner 8eri6t$6of. 9uS
al1gcr trot nGmltd Ser ~nuntinellc
Observation-Disclosures" iciner nfoiierli.
den Grmee," Der engliide Sberit
@ropes, gegen i'm oltf, sen scr Sci.
icr in &onoon bel @clcgcnbcit eincS
9elildeS Dor 5iuci SSobren gc1cit Elm
SobresgcboIt BON 10000 Murf ell.
gogirt bate. Ger &l1Qcr, scr bis
beilte ipeOer BON Der foilerlid)en Nr.
NEE, nod bon Dem &oiierrcid) scr
Saboro etipoS 9elebclt bot, be6aup-
tet, Dab SocqueS Der Grite onldei
memo Ieiten rlellcn 5elomoriholt
goil5 DergeIlen bnbc. un6 ooB Die Sc
boltS5o6llingen bisber nod ME er.
fol9t Ieien, @ic idnra lid BET Sc
boilop'S Gllroporeiie iein Sofitout
nerboalt0noigtc, 5eigt bic 8botiodc,
Dob bercitS Elm pocta loitreatlls ellgo-
9irt luurOe, Der Die @robtbnten beS
&oilers gegen feites @cbolt oihteriidl
5lt perhcrrliden beitilnmt mar. Die
Wobl ficl ouf eiren 2onooHer rSour.
1olilter, NonlenS @ooobouie. llno
Der Ser Sofoidter id)lrf in Der Sbot
ein id)tuungpoaes @eoid)t nit bent
poetiiden Sitel .9ic Soboro;" oils
ober bierfiir fem 'So1oror erfplgte,
perlor lid Die gegeiiterung fir Dos
5ufiinftige aaiierreid, uno ser Eoet
ifloB iid) Den &logen bes 6elomor-
an, Sic Nid)ter poren Der
Meinnna, oaB cin aoiicrrcid bcrSo-
boro nidt c%riitirc itnb oober mld)
o0e engagements fir elm ioldleS nlll
ilno nidtig ieien. 90 geluann Sac
qileS Der GrIte aiisnobnslpeile eill-
NAL einen Yro5eB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
9lQcrlci pun1 0nh.

Ger Sub lit ieoenfoGS 10 oft mic
Die Wenihbeit, oenn er Oient gum
auSorltd meni1Iider Gmpfinoun-
gen, melhe iif Sobrtouienoe bin'.
ourf gleid ge6lieben limo. Die ur>
ipriingli6Ite u1o nntiirlidite Nrt oes
9uiies lit Die bon Wrno 81 Wtilto.
aitBeroem fiiBt man Die @onge Die
Stirn, Die S6ulter, Die Snno, Oelt
Sub, Den Soltm oes @eluonoes. Der
Sub ouf Den Wunb lit Der eigentlide
Stub, mie er BON ben 9idtern beIun.
gen miro, Der gusoruf Ger 2ic6e, Die
iit) mad &eridrmel5ltng nit Dem &C.
liebten @eien iebnt. O6ruobl onrdl'
aus linnli6er Rotur, lit Der Sub
bod Der un5ertrennlid)e Segleiter
aud, ser eolen 2icbe. Dime Stub lit
feline 2iebes Sereini9ung ocnfbar.
Die Sebniudt nod Dem STUB Der
ooer oes @eliebten gebt ourd) Die
2iebespoeiie oIIer 3eiten unO Solfer.
Ger <B auf Den Wuno lit geltot'
tet slpiiden noben 6omilien z Gnge-
borigen uno 6relnoen. Gof) iplrtt
ein SIT bGiliioeS aiiiien unidon mo
birgt oiibcroem cine bDgienilde @e-
fabr it ii6, Die man nnmettlid)ait-
Bern gegeniibcr ntdt untcrlt)obril
ioate. Nus oieier aeunfniB 1eroilS
bat lif) in Gnglono cine anti : SUB
@eieaihoft (9lnti Sitting Socictp)
aebiloet. sic mill MIR ben SUB ans
2iebc belteben loiien, oo er iiiioitS-
tilabor uito unanfeftbar Ill. Ste NIL
ober ben 8eiuobnbeits. uno 6reilrto-
lduftS : &lB ans bpgienild)et mo
ntoroliid)en @riinben beleitiget mo
nontentlid) bic ainOer Dor Dem illl-
iuiafon1menen aiiIien Grtpodleiler
idiisen. gu oiciem 3ipefe ueroell
ibren Mitalieoern Meooiaen oOer
91noer p%erlieben, Die bon Den Mor-
terinnen Der ainoer lid)tbor getrngelt
iperoen als 3eihen, Dab man lid ic'
sc 3Grtlibfeit fir Die aleinei perbic.
tet. anocrerieits iilto gerooc inGng.
lonb trooitionelle Sub : Sittcn bel
10 oas aiilien 81 @eibnadten
unter Dem Wiiitel5tpeig, ooS 81 piel
elders nno Gift Ieronloiiung gibt.
I giaenortig lit Der auB.Sag i'll Der
Sineerforo. IS lit Dies Ser
3lucitc Eienitoe nod Oitern. Gs iper.
ben %GDorrndnner erip1blt, Die bon
Sans~5n Saiis gebcn nit Dem Hedte.
ieoe peiblihe Yerion at fiiiien. Seoe
8efiiBte erbdlt bier apfeliincu, no.
gegen Die m1nnlifen Somilicnglie.
Der fleine @elomiin5cn 81 entrid)ten
bdben.
Die Stride bot Den SUB mc6rfoh
in ibren Oienit ge5oaen. Sn Der alien
friltlifen Stride beItano Der 6ric-
beng auB, fir oen man ober, nm
DtiBbroid 81 perbiiten, Die beiben
SIT trennen pflegte. Die
Site bes Srieoeiis : auiies erbielt
lid bis inNS orci5ebnte SobrbunOert
ltnb murbe ipatcr bel ben Serriibil-
tern wieber eilteefiibrt. Sn Der 70.
mild fotboliiden Stride fiiiien iiG
Del Der feierIiden Meiie Die @eiftli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

II nbewnbter 9reffer. -
@riter Serr (renommireno): . Sd
fam Sic periidern, id iuar Der
2ome oes Cages; M1es fpollte mid
leben, boren; fnr5, i'd bcfano MIDI
onf Der Sobe ser sititation!" -
3lpeiter Serr (geIarbpeilt 5nbo.
reno): ySbne Shminoel'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
SataitrOpbc in Ocn Cambria . Giien-
lucrfcn.

SobnStomn, Ya., 10. @tGr5.
0ilrd) cine Sohofen . Grploiion
III Oen Cambria : eiieniuerfen lullr.
ben bellte Orei Arbeiter, ~i1nnntlid)
Iitsl0nper, getootet. Sore &orper
mliroen id)rcdlif perltiimmelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

0umme GRACE. v@os mar
benn norbin fir ein @epolter orf Der
Stieges" Sic Srou Sefretdr
Banter bot ben golfs5dhler bic Grep-
pc binab %gclporfcnL neil er bel ibr.
nod Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C.
fragt bate"
SoIltee s miiien. llnterof,
fisier: .,Suber, miiien Sic, no Die
@iiite Sabara liegt2" Sliber
Gd)peigt). - nTun, sic ais oltes
9omeeI ioIten oas idon ipiiienl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
8iro peritar t.

Die oeiitide areii5eroioiiion aiif
Der amerifaniihen Station miro III
86loe mel, perit1rft perben.. @eeen-
iuartis %seboren ,ibr MIR oie fleinen
&ren5er Bremen" nno .3olte" nno
Sos aanonenboot .Yantber" an. Die
rgineto," peId)e poroem Ons Jldg-
genitiff Der aren5eroipiiion NOR ,lto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

Yrii5 Wtor bon Sodicn, Elm grll.
Der oeS aonigS Srieorid) gilenit,
meld)er iid), mie idon sefneloet, ieit
mebreren So9elt in Hom aitfb1lt, bat
bei'm Eopite cine 0iiiiion in Suden
Der @rGfin bon Montignoio, Der &c.
%ldJieoeten 8roi bes aonies, 3u er.
fiillen. 3mor miro offi5ios in slb.
reoe g%eItellt, Dab Dem 10 lei, uno Der.
iifert, Der Erin5, luelder 8roieiior
fir fononiides Iedt nno 2itbnrgie
al Der llniperiit6t sSreiburg uno ieit
1896 Srieiter lit, peripeile nur in Der
eluigen Stoot, I'M Dem Yaplte feline
Gbrerbietung 5i be5eigen. Nber aus
better Qilelle oerloutet. oab beS Hop.
ties 9eibiiffe sur enogiiltigen 8ei.
legnng Der Montienoio ! Iffoire err
beten meroen iol uitb MIR 5i oieiem
3mef Erin5 Mor i'm gatifan er.
id,eitt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
SANTA BARBARA

The most elaborate and important
wedding of the season took place at 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon, when Miss
Margaret Louise Whitney and Harry
Somers Young were married. The bride
is the only daughter of former Mayor
and Mrs. Frank Nj. Whitney, prominent
and wealthy residents of this city.
Miss Whitney is leader in higher
social circles and a lover of outdoor
sports, being an expert bowler, swim
mer, rover, rider and driver. Mr..
Somers is a promising young attorney
of San Francisco.
The wedding took place in the old
Whitney home, where the bride was
born and where her mother and her
aunt We're both married. The entire
house and ground were decorated in
green and red ponsettias being used in
profusion. The maid of honor was Miss
Sally Bliss of Boston. The bridesmaids
were Miss Ida Callaghan. Miss Clara
Sweigert and Miss Amy Broome The
best man was Sidney Salisbury of San
Francisco. Carelton Burke of Los An
geleS was an usher.
Many guests from San Francisco and
Los Angeles We're present. over 200
persons attended the reception. Mr.
and Mrs. Young left for Los Angeles
tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
THIEVES PLAN RAID
ON ALL POSTOFFICES
Police Discover Bold Plot to Loot Substations,
in Addition to Efforts to Rob Jewelry
StOres-Extra Guards on Duty

It is learned. is being closely watched
suspicion which pointed to him Fri
Gay, when the police began to inves-
tigate the affair, is increasing A con-
ference by telephone with one of the
leaders of the gang was held late
yesterday afternoon but the officers re-
fuse to divulge what they learned.
No further information could be OBJ
tained regarding the plans of the gang
of the robbery of the jewelry stores
II is now certain that the "yegg' who
betrayed the matter to the police
knows little of the details. His con-
federates suspect him and he is being
closely watched by the crooks.
Though the heads of the department
were inclined to laugh at any talk
concerning the discovery Of plans t.
rob the jewelry stores they would not
deny that such might be the case
When questioned regarding the sta
tionlng of special officers their reply
was that there were several detailed
on duty at Montgomery Bros.
The effect of the quiet investigation
by local police of the plans to rot
the jewelry stores may result in in
vestigations by federal authorities OF
the plot to rob postoffices.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
VETERANS ATTEND MUSICALE
Women Give Christmas Entertainment
at Soldiers Home-New Steward
for Hospital
Special to The Herald.


SOLDIERS HOME, Dec. pa
musicale" was held in Ward Memorial
hall this afternoon under the auspices
of Hester Griffith. at which Mrs. +.
Wheat and Mrs. j. Il. Brown partici-
pated.
Adjutant Clarks last report shows
the Pacific home membership at 3193,
with 2091 present and 1102 out on fur
lough.
Capt. Louis Follett succeeds Capt.
George p. Clark as assistant to the
hospital steward The following deaths
are recorded Louis Blanc, Company
e. First California cavalry; Benjamin
Workman, d, First Ohio Light artil-
lery; Otis W. Metz, +, Forty seventh
Massachusetts infantry; w. r. Eaton,
died at Elsinore, on furlough; w. w.
Evans. A, Eighth New York infantry,
who was taken to Los Angeles for in
terment; John f. Huntingdon. X, One
Hundred and Fortieth New York in
fantry; David N. Coey, a, Second New
York Light artillery.
Miss Esther Cochran won the first
prize at the last meeting of the
Ladies' Afternoon club.
william w. Church of the governors
office is visiting son and daughter
at San Diego for the holidays.
Try n week at Hotel del Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
BERLIN HAS NOW 2,735,OOO
Kaiser's Great Capital the Second City
of Europe in Population and
Is Growing Very Rapidly

BERLIN. Dec. 23.--Citizens of Berlin
are rejoicing over the result of the Of
fetal census. which gives to Greater
Berlin population OF 2,7S5,00O and
makes the kaiser's capital the second
city of Europe in population. Berlin
itself has increased by $4,000 since the
census of 1900. 1t is confidently expect
ed that another five years will show
that this city has beaten Paris ire
trievably with a population of over
100000.
The other big cities of the fatherland.
such as Hamburg, Leipsic, Dresden, Co
logne and Munich, all register hand
some increases in population, some be-
ing as high as 20 per cent. Prophets
of statistical turn who have main
tanned that Germany at the end of the
first quarter of the present century
would number 100,0O0,0O0 souls are jubi-
liant at the showing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
RECEIVERS VALUABLE SILVER
Pasadena Officer Goes to Riverside
to Get Man Arrested on
Larceny Charge
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Dec. 23.--An officer
from Pasadena came here today for
Albert Fuss, who was arrested at the
Harvey house by Marshal Wilson last
night. Fuss is wanted on burglary
charge in Pasadena where he is al
legged to have stolen several valu-
able silver pieces and some clothing.
The police say Fuss had disposed of
two silver coffee urns at pawn
brokers' shop.
When arrested Fuss is said to have
told the officer that he stole the stuff
from man named Strands, owner
Of the Chicago dye works in Pasa-
dena. He said that Strands agreed
to sell him a half interest in the bust
ness where he was employed. On
Strands failing to carry out his agree
ment he stole the articles from him
in a spirit of revenge.
Hotel del Coronado leads them all.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

carried n chicken and other things
needful for bountlful meal. Repre-
sentatives Of the army collected about
$3.50 for these gifts to the poor in Pasa-
dena.
Albert Fuse, the man charged with
the Chicago dye works burglary, will
have his hearing on Tuesday before
Justice Congdon. officer Coping
brought Fuse from Riverside today and
with him the goods which were stolen.
The English coffee urn Of solid silver,
valued at $500 by its owner, Fuse is
alleged to have pawned for 50 at a
Riverside shop. Fuse told the police
today that he had broken into the shop
and stolen the goods.
East or west, Coronado Is best"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

In addition to the special detail Of
patrolmen placed at three Of the large
jewelry houses in Los Angeles Fri
day evening, upon the discovery of a
plot laid by eastern crooks to de-
scend on the stores and raid them,
officers were sent to six of the sub
postofiice stations, stores and banks.
According to information received
purporting to have come from the
heads OF the department the orders
detailing these men on special duty
read: For there is more than usual
cause for the apprehension" This
shows the thoroughly systematized
plot revealed to the police Friday had
stirred them deeply.
In addition to the regular heavy
night watch, the day watch were de-
tailed to assist until midnight, par
ticularly in the downtown districts. 1t
Is apparent that any attempt to raid
jGwelry stores or other business houses
by daring robbers will not result sue
cessfully IL patrolmen In numbers can
prevent It,
Despite the announcements of the
facts that the police were well ac-
ouainted with the plans of the desper-
ate band of criminals which planned
the triple jewelry store robbery for
Friday night, the heads Of the depart
ment do not feel that they are en-
tirely safe.
Would Shoot to XIII
It now appears that the robbers were
aware that several Of the sub-postof-
fees contained large sums of money.
And if at the last moment they did
not succeed in their robbery of the
jewelry stores because of slightly frus-
trated plans, the gang would descend
on the sub-postoffices.
The offices at 109 North DAILY street
1917 Washington street, 1856 Temple
street, 2131 East First street, 636 West
Pico street and 112 West Avenue Fif-
ty-seven were guarded with specially
appointed patrolmer or detectives dur
ing the night. 1t was rumored that all
had orders to kill if any attempt was
they would deal with are believed to
be the desperate gang expected to turn
the trick" last night.
From information that was received
last evening it was learned that -four
members of the gang disappeared early
in the morning from their usua
haunts. Where they went is not
known. The informants say that they
gave the police the slip" Whether
they did or not is not known ant
could not be learned.
1t is not known positively whether
the men under suspicion, who left
Los Angeles yesterday are the ones
that comprise the gang, as the ring
leaders of the gang are still in the
city Two of the "yeggs" taken into
the condence of the gang also left
the city.
Yeegman Watched
The business man who was rumoreG
to have been implicated in robbery
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
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with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. P. Cummings.
Miss Isabel Carpenter was surprised
Saturday afternoon by the Pansy club,
of which she is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornburg of South
Washington avenue entertained at
dinner Saturday evening. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Menden-
hall, Sam Mendenhall, Oscar Menden-
hall, j. Il. Kirllwood and S. w. Barton.
Mr.. Goss entertained the members
of her Sunday school class at her home
on South Greenleaf avenue Wednes-
day afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
PRISONER OWNS STOCK
Convict Saved Tips to Buy Interest in
Broom Business In Missouri
Penitentiary
Special to The Herald

bpeClnI 10 INe IItIdIU
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Dec 23.-
Governor Folk is greatly incensed to
learn that James Hale, a federal
prisoner. who was removed to Fort
Leavenworth prison last Friday, is a
stockholder In the Central Broom
Manufacturing company. a corporation
doing business In the penitentiary.
The stock was bought by Hale about
two weeks before he was removed to
Fort LeavenwOrth, with money he had
accumulated by boarding tips" that
were given him as prison barber
Hale was sentenced by the federal
court OF Indian territory for ninety-nine
years for murder and has served six
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Employment for Lightshlp Men


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-It was an
nounced today that the men who ope-
rated the ill-fa. lightship No. S.
which sank recently off Nantucket
shoals, have all been given employ
ment in the service, having been as
signed to duty on the various light
ships along the coast.