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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Incidents and Events at Home and
Nearby-PersonaI Mention, Etc.
Rev Thos. S. Long and wife, of Mt.
Lake Park, were visitors at the NJ. E.
parsonage Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Coddington is spending
the present week with her sister, Mrs.
Feather, near GAINESVILLE, w. Va.
Mrs. V. V. Washburne left Oakland
Tuesday morning for a visit to her
sister at Wilmerding, near Pittsburg,
Pc.
Elisabeth Ward, the infant daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs Workman, who
has been quite i'll, we are glad to note,
is much improved.
Mrs. S. 4. Kendall. of Meye, sdale,
was in Oakland, last Friday as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Stull at
their residence on Green street
Mrs. John T. Mitchell and son Stan
ley, who visited friends in Pittsburg
for a week, returned to Oakland
Thursday afternoon.
Senator R. A. Ravenscroft came up
to Oakland from Baltimore Saturday
morning and left here Sunday for Ac-
cident to visit his family.
Mrs. A. D. Naylor and children left
this morning for Parkersburg, VIVA,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
MAYORS sister, Mrs. Crane, for a
short time.
Drop in and have a cup of coffee
and hot biscuits at our store during
week of Oct. 30 Noy. 4. Will be glad
to see you if you come to buy or not.
j. M. DAVIS & Sons.
Among the visitors to Oakland last
Friday night attending the Knights
of Pythias lodge were Messrs. Scherr,
of Eglon; A. G. Smith, of Blaine; A.
L. Lee, of Swanton.
Mr.. Charles B. Cropp, OF Redwood,
West Va, was in Oakland Sunday
and Monday making preparations to
move his family from here to Rich
wood, to which point they will go on
Monday or Tuesday of next week.
A well known advertiser says he
has ceased to care for preferred posi-
ton as the public has grown so much
in the habit of looking oyer all the
advertisements that position makes
little difference and he would if any
thing prefer frequent changes in that
way.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
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BITTINGER.
9Ia0

SSNcsSSS,SIsHoN2EeE& SEeTeEeEsIsGeNe( eEsIs)
Snow fell in this section during the
night Of the 18th and remained upon
the ground throughout all of the fol-
lowing day.
o. G. Robinson, the Democratic
nominee for treasurer, was in Bittin-
ger last Saturday and spent several
hours smiling at the mothers, treat
ing the brothers, talking politics with
the fathers and making himself gen
orally agreeable among the daugh-
tiers, and if Oscar is not elected to
handle Garrett county's Doodle for
the next two years, Its jist because
the gals in No. II can't vote"
Mr.. Hudson and daughter, of Sun.
nyside, were visiting T. J. Lohr and
family last SATURDAY. and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Wiley, of this
place attended the Kearney-Lowen-
stein wedding at Oakland on the 18th.
Mrs. Hettie Doolittle returned last
week from few weeks visit to her
sisters home at Altoona, Pa.
Rev. Shoup left here last Sunday
morning to serve his people at Mead
ow Mountain from which place he
will 90 to Cumberland to attend the
annual session of the Lutheran
Synod.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
Presbyterian Synod,

The West Virginia Synod of the
Presbyterian church viii convene in
Charleston, West Va, on Friday of
this week, and continue its session
until Tuesday next. Rey. John A.
McClelland, pastor of the Oakland
congregation left here this morning
to attend the meeting and will be alb
sent until the close of the sessions, in
consequence of which there will be no
services in the Presbyterian church
here Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
LARGELY ATTENDED
Was the Meeting Of the knights Of
Pythias Friday Night.

Last Friday night the meeting Of
the knights of Pythias in Oakland
was largely attended by the local
membership and quite a large con
tingent from Terra Alta, Carmel,
Blaine, Cumberland and Friendsville.
The visiting brethren were present
to witness the couferrIng of the de-
grees in the amplifed form, the lodge
here having recently received the
paraphernalia for this work.
DIR. John 6. Robinson was initiated
in the first degree and Mr.. L. C.
Zwoll was made a Knight.
After the close of lodge a light
luncheon was partaken of which was
spread in the lodge room.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19

Three empty freight cars being ia
ken west Oh the pickup, were wreck
ed last Thursday afternoon near the
station in Oakland. One of the cars
jumped the track at the switch and
the two Immediately in the rear fol-
lowed suit. The cars were dragged
over the ties several hundred yards
before the engineer noticed anything
wrong. Both tracks were blocked
for about two hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19

We are giving free $3.50 worth of
ware during the week of exhibition.
See advertisement in this paper for
particulars. j. NJ. Davis & Sons.
The Majestic Manufacturing Co., of
st. Louis, will have a man at our
store from October 30 to November 4.
who will show you how to bake bis
cults brown on top and bottom in
three minutes. Don't miss the chance
of seeing the great cooking wonder.
j. NJ. Davis & Sons.
Messrs. E H. Sincell and G.. S.
Hamill, Jr., were in Bloomington
Tuesday night where they appeared
as attorneys before Justice Fazen-
baker in an action brought by George
Warwick against the B. & O. R. r.
Company for the recovery of about
fifty dollars alleged by Mr.. Warwick
to be due him for a hundred cross
ties taken and used by the Railroad
Company. The justice rendered a
decision for Mr.. Warwick for the full
amount claimed. Mr. Sincell APP
peared for the plaintiff and Mr.. Ham
i'll for the defendant. Sheriff Frantz
accompanied the two lawyers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19

The Garrett County Pomona
Grange will meet in MAYORS Hall,
Saturday, Oct. 28, at 1880 a. III. a
business session in the forenoon and
a public gathering in the afternoon
when the Relation of the Grange to
the Farmers Institutes' will be dis
cussed. The public is invited.
GEO. f. BISHOPS.
Grange Lecturer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19

Miss Nina Mines, of Amblersburg,
w. Va, was in Oakland shopping
Saturday last.
Gir. Albert Steyer, son of Samnel g.
Steyer, Esq, of Ryans Glade, was
business visitor to this office Friday
morning last.
a. Come. and see the great cooking
wonder at our store. See advertise
ment in this paper. J. NJ. Days &
Sons.
Ex-CouIity Commissioner E. w.
helso and wife, of Ryans Glades, were
in Oakland Tuesday as the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. D. NJ. Dixon.
Mrs. Eugene Baumgartner and
little son went to Baltimore Monday
morning where they will visit rela-
tiyes and friends few weeks.
Mr.. R. D. Steuart, of the Baltimore
Slt1l, was in Oakland andother points
of Garrett county this week inter-
viewing candidates on the Republi-
can and Democratic tickets.
Mr.. H. S, Thompson, of Keyser. ac-
companied by his father, Mr.. Isaac
o. Thompson, and Charles f. Hill
leary, Esq, of German were Oakland
visitors on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Siiger, who spent
week in Washington where the
former attended the National Bank
ers' Convention returned to Oakland
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Heiser, who
have been residents of Oakland for
year or more, have gone to Rich
wood to reside. Mr.. Heiser's barber
shop here is being operated by Dick
Moore, of Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs, NJ. \. Byrne and daughter.
Miss Julia, who spent the summer at
their cottage in Mountain Lake Park.
returned to Kingwood yesterday
morning, accompanied by Mrs. Benz.
H. Sincell, who will visit relatives
there few days.
Rey. E. Manages, pastor of the Lu-
theran church in Oakland, left here
Tuesday morning to attend Confer
ence at Frostburg and will then go
to Cumberland to attend the Synod
of his church which will be in session
there several days, lasting over Sun
day, in consequence of which he will
be absent from town and there will
be no services conducted here Sun
day.
An unknown man, who refused to
give his name was struck by helper
near Bloomington early Tuesday
morning and seriously injured. He
was taken to Piedmont and after re-
ceiving medical attention at the de-
pot was removed to the Hoffman Hos
pital, Keyser. He is mau of medium
height and appears to be about forty
five years of age.
Mr. John B. Fay, jr., of Washing
ton, D, c., has arrived in the city
and is assisting Editor Litzinger, in
the Leader Office as associate editor.
Mr. Fay is formerly of Oakland, and
his father was for some years the able
editor of the Mountain Democrat,
which he sold to Mr.. Litzinger. Mr..
Fay is considered quite an able and
versatile newspaper writer, and has
had some experience on some of the
larger papers of the National Capitol
The Sentinel accords him a hearty
welcome to the city, and wishes him
a pleasant sojourn in what will short
ly prove the first city in Central West
Naturalization Sentinel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
DIED..

ROBINSO Mrs Lloyd Robinson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wi
land, of Homecoming. died at her home
in Avilton, Garrett county, a few
miles west Of Homecoming, Monday
afternoon, after short illness. The
funeral took place from the home at
Avilton Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Iuterment vas at New Ger
many cemetery.
SINCELL-In Washington, d. c.,
yesterday morning, Mr.. Henry Sin
cell, aged seventy years. The deceas-
ed was an uncle of the editor and the
last surviving brother OF the late
Charles H. Sincell. Of Oakland.
BBEw-At his home in Pittsburg
on Monday of this week, of consnmp-
ton with which he had suffered
year or more, Austin Brew, nephew
of Mr.. George T. Brew, formerly of
Oakland. The young man was aged
about % years and was well known
and highly respected by many who
knew him while he soiourned here.
FRAKEB-Near McHenry, Garrett
county, on Friday morning, October
18th, the infant daughter of Clarefce
and Hadessa Fraker, aged weeks,
after an illness of but few days.
This lovely babe, so young and fair,
Thou sweet angelic child
Come to show how sweet flower
In paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow could fade
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And babe it blossom there.
\ FRIEND of FAMILY.
MERRILL.-At her residence in Oak
land on last Friday morning after a
long and painful illness, Mrs. Adelia
Totten Merrill, widow of the late
William Merrill, aged G5 years. The
deceased was a sister of the late Will
liam P Totten and Mrs. Matthews.
of Oakland, the latter surviving her.
She leaves one son. Her funeral took
place from her home Sunday after
noon, being in charge of Rev. E.
Manages, of the Lutheran church, of
which Mrs. Merrill was a member. as
sisted by Rev. McClelland and Rev.
Workman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
FINGER CgtOT,

Leslie Swink, lad of about fifteen
years of age, had the misfortune on
Tuesday to have his fingers caught
between the sprocket wheel and
chain Of his bicycle, resulting in cut
ting the third finger of his right hand
entirely off aud the laceration of one
other on the same hand.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19

Biscuits baked right in three min
utes every dav during the week of
Oct. 30 to Nov I. J. NJ. Davis &
Sons.
Messrs. Z. J. Fringer and James W.
Leathers, who were on a tour of the
Valley of Virginia during the past
two weeks, returned TO Oakland Sun
day afternoon via Greenland Gap and
Gormania. The trip made by these
two gentlemen was to points of his
toric interest to both, one as the place
of his birth and the other as the scene
OF battles in the COS in which he was
engaged
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-19
NEWSPAPER PLANT BURNED.
LOnacoaing "Star" Office Consumed
and BOohkeepcr Dead Of Suffo-
Cafinn

The Office of the Homecoming Star
was burned on last Thursday night
and Mr.. 4. ;. Wheeler, employed as
hookkeeper in the establishment was
taken from the building in a lifeless
condition, his death resulting from
suffocation.
The fire was of incendiary origin
is the uuivers Al verdict Of the citizens
of Homecoming who as one man con
denim the guilty party. Mr.. Joseph
}. Robinson was the owner of the
building and machinery and his loss
amounts to several thousand dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Gumpctcns : Gonflift in Der Nffnirc
Shnoluif.

GleDclano ., o, .. Salulur. -
3luilfen ser 9lt1oc5beb0roe un0 Der
Obio'er S~taotSbeb0rbc lit cin GOnrpc.
tens Gonflitt in Der Nllioire Gboo.
mid entltonoen, mo ole 8unocsbc-
onlten erflGrcn belite 0cfilitio, lie
miiroen untcr Der IlttoritGt, meld)e
ibnen cine Observation-Disclosures, in
einem Gbnliden Sole obgeacbenc
Gltlfeiorng oerleibt, Die ibnel1 &c.
biibrenoe Golttrolc iibcr 0ell SSaQ
iibernebnucn. Ger Streit cntitano
iibcr bos Sorgeben oeS Or heriifS
9arrp, lpeld)er int GSi0eriprlde 81
einern SCfeblc 0eS 0lulocSridtcrS
9eIuder 5t Der 6ron GboOlpid nor.
lleB. 9orrp's glnt5termlit ocrltrld)
nit DEM lebtcn Snntltog, olein leiil
N%ad)folger, Der nelte S6eriif Mltl.
bcrll, nil ebenialS onS bon oenSull=
oesbenmten beonIprud)tc Nedt oltl
I%usitblng Der b0d)iten Gontrole ilbcr
ote 0cfangenc 1lldt nllcrfeuulel1. 3lpel
Stills. glmoeslnurih0lle DoIten bcitte
Mad)e Dor 6rou GboOmif's 3clle I'M
County , @eidllgniB mo Iaiien gtic-
malloen 5u ibr, ollBer gcgen ldrift-
lid)e GrloubniB bes @nnOcsgerid)ts.
Ger bGitfig erlpGbntc Softer Der
,Srolt Gboolpid pllroe beite pont In'
ipolt Sonis @robnlann geoftnct, mo
es ltellte iid) berolis, Dob CT mn alet-
.0ungsItiide i'm @ertbe BON picaeld)t
bis $4,000 entbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
&on cinem Wc0cr iibcrfallcu.

2oui8pillc, ap., ;. Sonlor.
- Sri. 4lice 9riQbtucll, cine 4oop-
tiptohter Sobn Z. Bates, cincs9ont,
Glerf3, mur0e bellte in ser 8otc'iden
@obmlng oltf Crescent 9iG bon eli
mem 9teQcr iiberfaQen mo pcrgeluol-
tigt. Sic lit id)Iilnn 5ugeridtet.
Cine abtbcilllng Toli5ci ipiirt Dem
SbGter nit 9tltbulOen nof. hinge.
hellre Iltircgltng berrld,t 1lllter 0ell
9eipobnern bcS GreScent,0iQ .&ier.
tells, uno Die 8oli5eibeb0roe bat be-
ioblen, Den Ne9er, i'm sSuQe er ieinelt
&erfolgern III Die Sonoe f0at, oireft
ms Gountp = @%ei0naaiB, a~ltitott 5lt.
crit nod Der Yoli5eiitntion 81 britt
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06

ieood nod ntdt beltimntt mor0en.
Die IS. 2egislotrr : Seiiion lplroe
geItcrn eroifnet ulo ole bcioen S0ll.
Ter ihritten Iofort 5u ibrer Oraoni.
fation. Sm Senot iibernobm &ice.
@ouoerneur Saggott sen &oriib ltno
I'M Soitle mltroe Die permQnente 81.
gonilotion nlrd) Die Grp1blruto @nt.
$. 0idIon's 5ltm &oriiBcr belucrfItcl-
ligt. SobolO Der Senot O0Qtq oroo.
niIirt lit, beobiiftigt man, ied15 Demo.
fratlife Senotoren ob5uicben, NC.
rolf Ser Senot aus % Hcpublifo.
nern uno 8 0cmofrotcn beiteben
milr0e.
GoS O6ergerift bat Die 2l6bal-
tung elmer l(nteriudyung ser ~iiingiteu
@obl III bieiiger Stoot perfiigt ltn0
5mor in Scr bon oen &cpublifoncrn
gerDitni6ten umfanqreihcn @ciic.
NOoms iou oie @Glite ser 2lta9obcn
ttlr llnteriufyung Der StimnfGiteu
un0 Die @Glfte Der 9e5oblunQ oe@
bonn O6er9eri6t crnomntcn Special.
Hetereltcn tragell, ludbrer0 sic Hc.
publtfaner Sic 6Glfte Der Stintnl.
toIten : llntcriudluQ lulo ouc ioniti-
gen llnterind)uuga Ilr9go6cn be.
ltreitCn uiiiielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06

9(rt6ur obgefo6ren lit, bate 8rpci
ger5te, fat Den aon5en Stab bes He.
gierung5.Soipitols uno 800 Eonnen
@orratbe, 0orunter 800 Better un0
10000 Giuno 2ebensmitteI an
goro. Gieie 2ooung muroe porlebte
Noht an 8oro 9ebroft, nahoem Die
ontlide GrIoltbniB 8ilr Gnticn0un9
oieier Stills Grpeoition eingcIollfen
mar.
(SpGter.) - Ger Camper o9(n.
oromeon" lit bierber 5uriifgefebrt,
ga ibm Die ioponiihe 9eboroe Oos
G1nIolfen IN Ben 6ofen bon Fort
2lrtbur ni6t geitottete. NIS 8ormono
muroe Bcfobr olrh mnterieeiide
Wtinen angegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Nntnraliiatiuns. nno Enffraoc.

@obiuatoM 3. g., 5. Gan.
- StootSictrct0r San ionOtc Dem
GongrcB icinen 8eridt ilbcr Ole 9to-
tllroliiotion BON Nusl0noeru mo bil1r
5ltgefii9te 9efiirmortlngcn iiber Ser
bclierrrng ser observation-disclosures.
@ciebe 5lt. @r idlieBt iid in lcincn
9eiiirlportlngen ben &oridldgcn OIL,
pelde YrGiioent Hooicpclt IN %ieiltcr
on ben GongreB geridtcten Sotlduit
ii6er Die &crbinoerutQ Scr 9tuaItcl-
lung betrii9erii6er @ilr9cridcinc, Die
ltebereinitimmunq Scr 6ornL 0c2
@ortlollt9 mo OeS 0llBcrcn Nu5-
ie6en5 Der 9iirgeridcine lno Die DC
ihrGnflung Der @cridtc, BON lueld)clt
9iirgerlheine allageiteQt mcroen f0n-
ncrl, gemadt bat. Sin Sbeil oc5 Sc
ridltS beItcbt in 2tngobcn ilbcr bic
3Qbl nn0 sic Srte Der Nlt5Itclllutg
Don 8GiIen fir 2tualGnoer I'M Solcns
ocriubre 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
SlntOcr8ieRcn bel elmer @crbuftunN
in SGicnau.

Gbicogo, ). Eomlor. - Mis-
Die Eoli5ei bclttc einen 8eriltd) mad
te, @orrp 6einberg, ciuen 8rllocr 0c5
sur 3eit I'M 3ltd)tbou5 iiBcnocn frii-
bercn 6oultt0rnpiera oaio 6orncr,"
5l Oerboftcu, neil er bel cincr irilbc=
rem @eIegenbeit etnen 4oli5iitcn &c
i6oIIen bate, ~leiItete CT Miocrltono
mo mo6te bon ciucm MeOolocr Sc
broltd). HSt Dem cntltcbcnoeu &om-
pfc murbc 8oli5iit Some@ aecie 0urd)
einen SdltB in Den Mo0en olr0clr-
6lidlid) geto0tct, GoIi5iIt> Hid)orO
Birmingham ltno Elm @irtb, Nomcn5
6rant 8o9arL trlt9en leidtc Mln0cll
Oooolt, uno 6%einbcrg ieIbit lmrroc
tootlif perlputoet. Der 2ebtere licgt
I'M Soipitol in Sterbcn, llno Der
@irtb 8agorl, melher einet &erlud)
gemoft 81 baben iheint, i'm sur
6ludt SIT ~perbclfen, bciiltOct iid III
&ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Gooieuclt re6ct.

@oiGin0ton, .. g., 5. Son.
- Fraiioent HOoiepett mar ser
ballpti0dlide Geoner in elmer Grtro-
&erianmlung, luclhe ser amerifnli=
ihe 6orIt-GongrcB bcltte Nadmittog
inter Dem |rGiioium oes Iferbml-
SefretGrsg8ilion I'M nNotionol-5 beo.
ter" bielt. ghth Der iron5oitide BOT.
idoiter Suiierono, ionic 9r. SolporO
elliott. YrGiioent ser ,~9torthern ga
ciiic.9obn," uno Superintendent Sobu
2omb bon 8irgin : 9abcn 9(nipro-
den gum 8eItcn. 1er Eroiiocnt 10,
mobl, mic oltd) ole ilbrigen Heoner
belprofen Die oringcn0e 9totbpen-
oigfeit neutrality-suspicious. MoB-
re9eIn sur Gtbaltln8 rnO Eflege Der
NQl0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Grs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT inter In
flagc.

gr iou ieinen 9Imt5pfliften olS
Mopor bon Gortlano nidt 8e-
nii9c gcleiltct bobet,
Eortluno, Gre, 5. (Sanlar.
- Geo. 9. MiIlioms, emit Oberrif)=
ter oes IcrritoriumS Oregon, ipQtcr
9unOeaienotor fir oieien Staot, Sc
nerol- 2(nmoIt in YrGitoent Grants
6meitem aobinet mo gegenrpdrtig
Dtopor bon 9ortlan0, Elm @rei5 BON
SO Sabren, lit bon ser @ran0, ,Sllrp
bon Wtntonlab County megen WtiBs
perrpoltun9 leineS 9lmteS in 2lnflages
5uitan0 DerieBt mor0en. Die Nntlage
gebt 0nbin bob Ridter 8iqiom8,
lpGbreno cr MtoDor bon Yortlan0
mar, om t3. Sui 1904 itd) peigerte,
ooS @eieb ge8en Die Spielb0Qcn
ourd5ufiibrcn. Gieie8 8eiet, mel
Dies bon ser 2eai5lotur III ibrer leb=
ten Seiiion poiiirt muroe, giebt Dem
WtoDor Die &oQmdht. nle unoroents
lifen @0ltier i~nncrbolb bier Mtetlcn
BON Ser Stoot SIT idlieBen, uno eS
bciBt, SOB CT iid wei8crte, Oicie Sou-
moht olts5ltiiibren.
Iud geqen Oen Boli5eidef @ltnt
lit cine fat i0entiidc Slo0e erboben
noroen, neil CT I'M oEortlono.Glub"
oos @liidsipiel betreiben lieB, Oh.
id)on cr oonc aenntniB oopon botfe.
@cgcn %. &. elliott, fiir5lid, olS
itdOtiidcr St0cnicur obaeiebt, gegen
Oeiien SnIpettorcn s. NJ. GoDluooO
uno 9enrp Chamber ltnO gegcn Die
Gontroftoren &. u. mo II. W. nj
ner iino &Iogen crboben porocn, neil
lie inter folldcn AngaUcn 0clOcr
bon ser Sto0t erbielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Ses @attcnmprbes angeflast.

Srou Carrie ,SoSlpn ioll Elm 8cit0nos
nib abgelegt baben. - 8ergiitete
ibren Mann Tim ibren @eliebter
~beirotbelt 5lt %fonnen.
90 0 H. 0fid., 5. San. - 6rull
Carrie Soslpn, bic iunge Satin bon
@iqiom Soslpn, melder am @ei6-
naftstagc in Ieiner Wobnlrng III
Mbeatfielo Goiunibip inter pero1d)s
tigct %llntitGnoen ltorb, lpltroc belltc
inter Scr Infloge, ibren 8atten CT.
mor0et ST. 9aben, mad Dem bieiigel1
8efon9tiB gebradt u10 loll nod) Den
Ingobcn Der Yoli5ei bos 8%eIt1nouiB
ab9elegt Dabelt, Dob iic ibren 8nttelt
nit Nrieuif pergiftet bat. Soslpn'S
Seide lpor ON 0ienitog bonn StaatS.
onluolt nno Sderiff otsgegroben
norocn, rno cine Inter ud)ung oeS
Wio9ens bot cine Gllontitdt 9lrlenif
nodlgelpicIcn 6rou So5lpn erflorte
in ibrem 8eItGnoniB, ouB lie lid) III
ibren 9(ngelte1ten Siooc Slpan Der
liebt uno oab iie pcrobreoet bGttell,
Soslpn oltS Dem @ege 81 id)offelt,
oalnit lie lid beirntbcn fonntelt. 6r1lt
SSoslpn iagt, Spnn babe onS grlcllif
g~efnliit uno iic babe boIIeIbc ibrem
@atten eingcgeben. Die critic Dolls,
oic iie inn I'M aaifee reif)te, mar 5n
flein uno iie iebte Die 8iftooicn III
bGufigen 3rpiihenrGlnnen fort. Sic
perabreihtc oos 8ift III Der 2irno.
nnbe, bie SoSlpn tranf, olS or Id)olt
10 fronf gelporben, bob er lein 2oger
nid)t mebr perloiien fonnte, rnb eS
Duiierte polle 5iuei @pd)en, bis Der
Wonn elloIid, itarb. Sbre beioen
fleiuen ainber BON brci mo flint
sSobren begleiteten Sror Soslpu ms
@ef0ngnib. Gie Yoli5ei iobnoet iest
aiif Slpan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Sic Sdjiuar5e !6an6.

0pnamit 9 2ltte1tot altf Elm Barrier
2ofal in Nelp.Dorf. Ger
@%igentbiimer bate @eIoerpreis
iungSperiu6e unbeaftet gelaiien.
Rem 9orf, 3. Somtor. - &c
tern 2(beno mltr0e bier elm gliidIider
Weiie Acknowledgements &eriuf ge-
madt, ben Barber Sam. Solicit III
oeiIeu 2ofal, Nr. 1143, I. Npenue,
mitteIit 8pnomit 81 t0oten. 3lpet
Der gtteutdter nogtcn lid bis old)t
an Die 2aoentbiire beran rn0 mdrfen,
nod 9(ngabe zines encouragement On.
nonlitpatronen ms 8eid)Gft. Son
onoercn 2lllgen3cllgen miro oagegen
bebouptet, ooB e5 Sd)iliie aus eilem
HeuolDcr lparerl, melde 0te Ietollas
ton uerltriudteu. Nuf lpelfe 9lrt
1lno @eiie ouS 2lttentat alld beaalts
gen muroe, ieoenfolS lit Die por0ere
SGlfte ocs 8arbierlnoen9 mo oltd
Gin Gbeil 0es in 0emIelben 8eb0loe,
mn Oltrd) ben @ingong in ocn Sous
fltr oetrermlt liegcnoen SdltbloocnS
ESoiepb a1toera'S 3ertriimmert NOR.
oen. &erlcBt mlrOe gliiflifer Meiie
meocr Der Barber. nod ietn altnoc,
mcIdlcm i'll Dem I%ltqcnblife, ais Die
critic G%ctonotion erfolgte, oas MeiIcr
nn Der 3eble iaB.
Die i'm 5Wciten Stof1perf oes
@ouieS mobnbofte 6rou Annie Iaro=
bicef mo lire gtifte 2i55ie WtperS
batten tltr5 Dor Dem Gttentot einen
groBen ulo einen fleinen Morm oltf-
qere9t ollf Der StraBe olf un0 ub
ld)reiten geleben. 9cioe fumen
iflieBIid oiht an ooS @ou$ beroll
uno faBten Dor Dem Sdltbgeld)Gft
8oito, ipornuf Der fleinere eine@affe,
Die elmer Yiitole dbnlid iob, aus Der
HodtaI6e 500. Sn Der n0dIten &C.
tlttoe frod)ten mcbrerc SdiiIIe, pe.
ltigItelS %beboupten Die 5mei Srouer,
ooB eS Sdiilie 9etpeIen Ieiet. Nnoere
%9tod)boren, ionic Der Barber lulo
Der Sdrubntoder oogegen %erfl1ren,
ooB l1nr cine 0etonotion I~tottgciun-
ben babe, lnO 3wur iei cine 0pnomit=
bonbc erplooirt. Die Goli3ci lit
e~benfnlS gcneigt, Der leBteren Ser
lion 5r5uItimmeu. Die beorobten
2o0enbeiiber ut,O ibre alt1toen 9cric=
then notilrIid lit 9roBc Iufregumg,
uno crit nod &ctloltf BON mebreren
Wtinllten, nod)oem Die S6Gter ihon
lGn9It pcridlpu10en luoren, lcgtc iid
Die 9eItiir5ung inter Den @oltsbe-
mobnerlt. Die Sf)auieniter uno
S6itrI6eiben Doren 5ertriimmert.
HSn elmer S6eibe fano man ie6s
&0fcr unO III Dem @ol5Derf moren
3ebn aitgeleinoriidc ii0tbor.
SGmmtIihe 0eteftioS aus Dem
&ouptquorticr wuroen olf Die 9onoe
losgelniiet. Die Yoli5ei gloltbt felt
ooroll, ooB iic eS oieies Mol nit Der
nSdmor5cn Son0" 81 tblln bat,
oenn Der 9orbier, melder italicni-
id)er NbitomrmunQ lit, bat id)ol ieit
l0n9erer 3eit Grobbriefe erbolter,
lueld)c Die llnteridrift oSdmor5e
Suno" trllgen.