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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
Merdants' e Sinners Sranspur'
M. tatipn G0mphan.

InnipIefsHtAIti.
Sad gofter iho benz Often: iebsn Wlontne,
Dienftdo, 9unneritae unb Snulftae, HDen6s
9 ubr.
Wdd 9robibenee un6 benz Often: ie6en@onit.
tag, Mittipob NIB Sreitdg, abenbs 0 ubr.
Rad Reippert : gleips nHb 9foriolf: tdaIt6
Tim O llbr 9lbenbs.
Srudbt iuiro taeIi6 bis B itbt abenbs fhr an
benz 2age nbfabrenoe 9ampfer nneenommen.
gla4 SabaHnab NIB benz Gioen: ieoeii gisn'
8uIioner mnb 9rooibence 5 Sdmpfer fnbren
bon ber Merfte am 4uBe bes Cong 9ods ab;
Sabnlnabs 9dntpfer bon ber Nerfte nnt Gnbe
Der BeitsSaussgIbenle.
6. VI. @tniasbam, gesnt
RonasDud.
81. q. turner, e.sR.sa.
u, .. etebbius, W.sWp.
Sauptb1redu IT Rr. Goa. RorbsGhartefs@ ctr.
4rabt' unb Ydifau es9lreau-yr. 22t, &ef.
DaIttuDresstrnbe. u13,2&8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
Gheiaprafs Tampfer.G Ompaanie.

GbeTapeafesStH
eleganis FdtaaleIsD ampfer ngugufta' urC
sMfldttd' mad
Dib 9ptnt Comfort NIB HurfuIt, ga.
9ampfer p~erInfIen Baltimore tdgIi6 (ausye.
n%ofiirneft gofftags) nm $50 Mberbsfunb foHt'
neii In oh Boint Comfort nm O D9r Ulor.
pens nnb tn giorfoIf nm 7.15 WloreenS an, an'
I3ltebeno an PIE @ilenba9n9iige, nat allen
Yuiiftefi hes GitoenS uitb SibiuefteHS.
Ourf.3 iusrs2inie.
@legante pnif1giersSdmpier nSbar!otieS uib
' 4ft, nj ..ly j. Baltimore
uuhi Reft.9oint tHo Wldmpnb, ga.
9aripfer ~berf1iien Baltimore 9ieHttagB. Son.
~rerft1gs tno GainItags I'M g llbr glo6mIitaes
uno fomtneli gu gSeit'Roint Inn 7.30 Wluroeqs
uno an IttbiupDo mn 0.25 WlprgeHs an.
Sic Dunpfer hcroet anf Der StHs uno Selds
tnbrt tn 2orfs Jttbel' an folgenoen Busften ans
legen; Slbueeiter Boint, 9lab BaHt unb aas
9aGipisr perfnNen Baltimore BON qter yr. IS
nnb 10 2igBtitra ben.gpetffe.
SuI6 Blltele mad alien Binften tjnnen ee'
[tbert @epid miipeaeben uHo aatii.en5inmer
i'm yoraus ~referOirt iperoen III ben biefiaen
GtnetsghredII. Nr. 3t7, SlptbsGDarIessS trGbe,
NF4 II, Beits9eHtresStr1ee, ober ben 6aupts
ghrediir: sr. $50 aiobtStrabe. baltimore, mo.
&enbeu Softer, g.. Z. Gbisnt,
Wen. 0elbdltstlbrer Gen. PdifagiersGgent
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NarulanS ms geEuIpIsania.gasn

8fee berIaNer slorifs2Gberue e tation;
7.30 Born. mad 0orf, tdaIt8. misgenom,
men Gonni1gS. q
$50 Bern. mad Delta. nur sountdeS.
$50 mad 8eIair, tdgli9, ans9eroulrnen
6nnntagS.
s25 gaatm. nab yorf, tasIt@. auss,nom.
men Sonntag5.
400 yafm. mad 9eItd. MIR gonntdgs.
AGO mad Delta, tdgIt4, nisaeionlnEen am
Gonntda.
600 gladam. no geIair, tdaIt6, a~usefnopp
men Commas. M
10.00 ffbenbs, mad ReInir, nur Eoftrtnas-
1f.lb tIoeHbs, mad Betair. W4tttpo6 nfb
Gamhaa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

IN Sd)od) boltcn t0ultUl. Sin inne-
rer &rei9 mi9crleiencr SrlIppcn 5ie6t
iid) I'M ole bon i6m bepofnten @c,
mG6cr; ouf &0ien, Gorri0orcn un0
all oeu 3inmcrtbiircn itchcn Goa
ulO 9todt S6ilolpo6elL Die in ieocm
Nllgenblid 5u idicbeu bcreit iiuO.
E9sF .Aif3 dAlo Mr 9NbGre ,ii&t4gEe
3elden Der Observation-Disclosures Die
gum SGltbe oe8 2eben3 einc9 ciu5i.
gen Manne8 Oicnt. Sin b~cionocr3
m%irtlonler S6ut lit elm Seer @cbeinl-
poli5iitcnL oeiien Organization Die
bette Der @elt lit. Sbrc ein3iQc 9hli-
gobe bcitebt BARN, Complete qegell
ooS &eben ibreS @crrH mla5utuu0,
idoiten mo 81 uereiteln. (56rc GbG-
tigfcit crltrcdt iiA iibcr bic babe
Mclt; lie bnben Igcnten in 2onoou,
Tari5, Berlin, 9telp. Yort, Chicago,
9lteno8 9(preS, ia ieIbit in Eoterion
in Rcm- Seriep. Gieie @ebeimpoli5ci
beidGitigt Sunoertc bon Spioncn III
gan3 &uBIonO, MGtner mo 1rollcu
in allen ScbcnSitcluugen, Dom Ora
fen berob bis gum StrQBcnfe6rcr. Sc.
Der neutrality-suspicious. in GllB,
lonO geb6rt in geluiliem Simnc 81
oieiem lleberma6ungs0ielit or mtB
bel i6uerer Stroie sic gnflunit oocr
9Gbrciie jeoeS @nites oOer MictberS
meloen. griefe, lomie 1eIegromme
meroen ourdiudt, UNI @crpeiic bon
Completion 81 befommen. Geiit Der
G5or nit ser @iielbobn, 10 miro ie-
Ser @erfebr unterbro6en, ltnO ieOe
f~leinIte Strede miro oltf'S 8euoucitc
urterIldt. Sci Spo5ieriuGrten unl-
giebt i'm cine &oiaden Gsforte; ic-
Der Wtonn lit bereit, bei'm geringitet
Nn5eid)cn bon @eiabr blnnt 5u sic
ben oOer 5t f%eiiern; binter ibm iibt
ein aoiad, oeiicn cine &ouO ulli Dem
&olben 0cS 6euolberS rubt, mGbreno
Die an0ere am Ocgengriif Iiegt. GGbrt
Der G5ar nbne Gsforte mo ulrdei-
memo ungeihiibt aus, 10 beiuadcn i'm
mbemerft sIugen mo iorgen iiir
feline Siderbeit; Elm meiterer Sdub
miro oaourd gefp0brt, oob er nit Der
gr6Btcn Sdneuigfeit fabrt. Gil11bea
ter beiltfyt CT crit, tpern iGine @ebeim.
poli3ei feitgeIteIlt bat, oaB fein Ser
oGdtiger 5ugelQiIen mltr0e; eine9feile
rmternimnt CT MIR, luenn je0er See,
ter Ser Strefe 10 lidlcr iii, mie mcnldl-
Iife @o6lamfeit i'm nladen fam.
glber uae oieie @oriidtSnloBregeln
geniigen nod nidlt;; iuenn man einem
3uuerldiiigen 6epGbrsmon1 @ldil-
ben ibenfen fam, 10 miro Der G5or
oft pon einem I~bgeianOten mo Cop.
peIg1nger pertreten, ser olle @efob-
rem AMI iidJ nimlnt, illoem err Den aai-
Ter pOrltcllt, mGbreno oieier llter-
tollnt einen ouoercn @eg eini6l1gt.
NifolutS Der 3lueite ober bat lid
nod, nidt Dieics Siherbeitsmittels
beoient, oaS fir ieinen &ater %erfltli-
ben morOcn mar. IS beltano oorin
oob man cine @n6siigur aleronoer
oes Gritten bette oniertigen lolien,
bic ibm aenqt alid. Sic mar nit
eiiiemi Me6oniSmls p~erieben; mar.
oieier oilgcitelf, 10 befpe8te iif Die
Siailr bon elmer Settle sur alloerclL
ncigtc ben aopi mo griiBtc gan5 nas
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Die .,Gricsipu.Qiuic.H

9lttrattibe gsufers1ioute ohr6, oeH Gandl mad
gbiInoclpbia tigli6 (Sunntnps nusaenommen)
ant . ubr Woraens. bon Der 9igbts It. Brnti'
SttdBe;; at getierton G~9eiapeafes6itp, Ct.
6alteTio 9uf 9ed (Hn6 4biIdoelpbidJ $3.50.
salute $500. @rnirtion, IS 3age aiilti9. $500.
Niidfnbrt nit Der %. Il 8. @iienba6n" $3.50.
NtIaniics@ib $2.75. Grfurfion S3.75, gteiu'
gDort ~. erfurfion So. 5erner 5ur6fdbrisi
giuete nab n1roli6en Frniief. 5ubrsSiQeie
iin0 I'M 4iireau lno bel glbmig9's 81 babeu.
S6reibt Degea Reifeiiibrer.
6larcutc Sbriprr, 2fgent,
SIR 101 Niubts Cfrdfp.
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8aItimure Tampf.Endrt.Go So.
(alItt mn hnperIailas Nai.eIRte.l

3te Ber. @t1ntensRp1t betoroerno.
9nmpfer fabrer tdgIi6, Sonntaes 1usaenous
2tabtsStrabe, $50 MBenos. bireit naG Obj
lnnflefl bes Gfoeits. 19er6inbune III Oh
Point Comfort nit ng. & D.sGiten6abn+.. nGft
Rihnlono,. @erbinonnQ IL Rnrismonib nit BEN
mouth nan NsfIGntG. Sn SSorfoH SsrBtnOnne
Gdro!lpd. aorioIt unb tfiofin, yortoIf nno
bern, Bqfbinoion, Nc, uuo Sti6monb. 90.
Mnblseitel, nod emrnpdtfheM 8Inng. .puIlig
rtdie aGtlteHBiInnter. eleftrifbt B~eielintitg,
5intmer In ben @i1etsVirenur Der Dab dine
Or. sol, gSeitsgaItiniuresStrab dr. b06 itHo
sos, QiebtStrdBe, g. u. g. Office, gr, 2ih,
gotosG6arIes'GtruBe. unb GIban9b's, CHARLES
IHb peringtonsStrahe.
SuBn VI. SberipUoo, ". WrUiun,
SteesSrhf. u, Gen. 1Vanaetr. 0en.s8snH.s sleent
(Np12-1
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Wegweifn
Oun empfchIeusUertbeH SiHan5',
GH9rOs- uuO Gnoctail'0 eidGfteH.
Sinan3ieIIe8 3.
9Qufen.

SAlllGlts
5irI NationaI 8aut, t6, @eIt.Sara.
toga : Strnbe; S. 8. Serguion,
BrGIioent; s. 9. @iIcor, Rniiirer.
5ormerS' ano Mer6ants' RationaI
@anf. 301, 9or6. Charles: StraBe;
Gbas. z. Crane, @rdiioent; Garter
q. OSburu 9aiIirer.
8eutide 8aut, 2erington. unS Soui.
aD.StroBe; Or. s. Shul3, BrdIt.
bent; allguIt @ebn,, 9aiitrer.
Commercial ono CORNERS Rattonnl
8nnt, Soparo. uno @erman-Str /.
8eItern Sectional 8out, Ia, IorO'
@utam-S trdbe; Soibua q. &aroep,
Brdiioent; 80. Marriott. 3oiiirer.
Drooers' ano IeGonicS' 0ationaI
@auf, @utop- uno Sapette.S Str.
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NorOOeuti6er 2lDbb,
8eselmdRige 9ampfidifffuGrt
5utiheu
NnIL.aAan aantA Mlnnaa.naa

Baltimore nno Bremen
0ur6 oie nelien ltnO erprobten, nit
aQen 8eQuemli9teiteu beriebenen
8oitoampfer eriter GIaiie:
.&bein" n9rauOen6urg,"
,0edor," DGbemnib, "
.Moin," o8resIou."
Die @rpeOitiopstage iin6 nie foIot:
bon Baltimore:
,8ittettlo," Mittmo6, oeu 22.0ldr5,
2 llbr 9}o6mittog3.
aGpiieG," @ittpod, OeR 30. Mdr3,
2 ll6r 4oAmittog5.
gSonrouer, Snmitog, Den I. 2(priI
, llbr GoGmittog3.
g9re8Iou," SomItog, 0cn s. 2tpriI,
2 ll6r A}admittaa3.
oStuttgart. " @iittmoh, Ocn 12.9lpriL,
, llbr gtQhmittoB5.
oG6emuib, W2ittlpod, Den 10. Hpril,
2 lt5r No0mittogS.
3meite aaiiite.8
BON SI2.50 an.
8mii6enoeds g oIiaee.Preiie
a.r aaa,m.,, nan wr,w,r $4,000
Wun Brcneu nddl WdltlmDre S36.5O.
9innorelie.giact Uun Baltimore nah Bremen
uuo 6uritf $3.50
"
gBcaen Sradt mo gniase irenoe man it0
an Die @enerdtsglGenten
" Sdwmadcr &c So,
-. Scr. 7. Siio-8 Sat. StraBe,
r..4 ODER
GOiuaro Haine,
Office hes p5rutiheu 6orreiponSsntsn."
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@rrtnSeigentbuHts .Mafler.
Bierre 6. 9ugan & Stephen, is,
2erington.S traBe.
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9amhnrgsM
- Htam -
-~Sambarg
9oppeIihrnnbens

E seorn 81 Gpper faF eouOsu unO Varls an.
Sambnrs.a merifn.Siuit,
81 @roaomnD, Relp-Yorf.
Mrtbar B. &DbIUn,
81. = ii @eii.g egtre. Strobe.
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Snmorifif6es.

Sail d perftonoen. SIS.
din: nGie @ltdOige miq nidJt ntebr
oulOen, DOB niciu SoIoot in Die SIT
dye fommt. - Iichcr: .@uS Bat CT
oenn oitSgcfreiicn ?@ - aodin: sd
mo1te bod bitten 3obo1n Ipeiil
SdaB iriBt iiber50lpt nidtl"
Sr.onic. jL'Sie (oitf Die 8or.
miirfe ibres Morrc5 lpcoen ser ebell
eingelnufencme riciigen HeAHunggn
fir aleioer) pGiea cpiae anouieru
babe i6 lott M, Iirber ae9e i'd; ms
@oiier!" ~ Gr: rl(rb mos fiir cinc
SoiIettc ,piQl 92lt Cir op5p MAIDEN,
futp. " 81 1lJf,c
Ser erfp M tc &eudler. =
Satin Gin ser Somneririide):
1&enn mein @}onM ieBt nod Elm eiri.
3iges Mal idrcibt, i6 ioQ 5uriidfom.
men oonn fonrulc if obcr alid
lulrfliG."
Ter neue 56IoBberr. -
BrofeIior; oSdooe, Dab Der olte9icni-
brandt 10 6ciddoigt lit. sic ioQten
i'm reituurirrn I%oiicnl" - Yrob (oer
bos SdloB aleiA nit Den Samm.
llngen gefanit 6ot): rGas BADEN
mir nidt notbia, SEER Brofriiur, oa.
fnufen mir ms eitfqd men nelleit
Rembrandt"
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Sellers8 erItderungS .Gaenieu.
Some SrienoIp SocietD, 1926, Gin
0en : Ipenue.
90. z. Sbadelforo & Co., 2, Oft,
SaratogaItraBe, ..4,.
$eurp 90. @ariielb (RoBaD, 210.
Sit.2egingtonItrabe.
girdbeao & Con, 2t4, S~it.2ering'
ton . StroBe.
SeuneB & EobGor, 306, SIt.2ering.
ton . StraBe.
Eurner & EboMas, 2, Oit.S Saratoga.
StroBe.
SO. 8. SeISen, H., SIt.BIeniont.
StraBe.
8uGb1n0lung.
MrS. sc. MortirL 10, @uIt-2ertu25
ton . StroBe.
6euerftdere MobeI. 2aaerune.
@robam's @arebolie, @art apeinp
unO 9oGpbin.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

@Gder.Requiiiteu.
Ebe @pers & Sids 60. 104, Si6.
9omaro-S troBe. .
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e IfFfFrrfi 81 s sATftf. t#H -t,+t ".'- t. H.FHs4 U
@otboI3.S1noler. -.
Ebos. Mattbens & Con- Canton.
lbeulte nn6 4lbemarle.S traBe. q
Geo. s. Slonn & Bro, Ala, Sight
StraBe.
gIed. uno emaillirte StabIpnaren.
Rattonnl @nameIing & Stamping
Co., 100, Sunober.S traBe.
0nnpfmaidineu, 9eiieI II. Bitmper.
8aDoce Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
un6 2ombaro.S trnBe.
2dnbwirtIdoftIide @erGt9e unb go.
r. mereier.
8riffitb & Gurner Co., EOS, Rorb.
PocaItraBe.
Srnomentale 9robt,arbeiten.
9ufur & Co., Gil, R.-Soiuaro.S ctr.
- |H'. .t'ti
Sdnitt. uno auratpdaren.
armlirong, Gator & Co., 106-18,
Sopfins'B lace.
Eregelas, Sertel & 60, 109, Sop.
fins'Place.
Ebiiren, Seniterrabmen II. &auleaiir.
Sranf 8. 8atfins & Co., groit. unb
Greiioent-S troBe.
Sd)nlpftabafs : Sabrifanten.
n. Starr & Co.. 1876. Nor6.G alpert.
StreBe.
Oo;tfhr;Tto,, mano,,, ols
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Srieobofe.
2ouoon Barf geNeterp, Office 81
@eit-S oratoga.S traBe.
Iluferridt

fir 8itber, gHItarrt nub Naanbotine ert6eiIi
bic 5ur bb8lten AusbiIoune q. etudmetr, Nr.
1901, Bart.Moe. -. WlarDlntb 'Btone Noberi
fSit23. T&6.1S
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annapolis. mt. JtoD1l citation. i7.50 NIB
SAD Nuslr., 1850 NIB bob Gn6m. 9amoeH.
Gtntion. 1900 uro t9.00 Sorm., 1905 Mit.
Srsbcrid, Wt. Eoba!sS tation. 7s.45, ls.4s H,
g1nIosnsS Citation, 1886. 1900, 29.t5 NIB it0. 90
4ortu, II 20. 1850 nnb $500 abenbs.
&infteitcr, Wt. RoplEsStntion, l7.t0 ". iaub
1850 gindn.
fasrvstppn, WlL J,ubnI.gtatton, is,4b gorm.,
1850 Nahm. enmoensStdtion, 9.00 Gorni..
1850 unh 400 GddbHi.
Nnieott-0itn unc DIT. airp, Characterization,
l7.35, 2e.15 Form. If.25, 1850, $500 Rdctm..
$3.50 NM *tt.45 9tbenos.
Curtis Sag, 9antoer.e tation. 1928 Born.
2HTan, ut. NobatsGidtiou, s2.43 Radbur.
gdmhens Citation, 1900 Rahm.
,Mpnal Biae 2,uie" uadl gbtfabelpbta nun
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EdHel YaHsi
anr Msiie im's Mnslunb beiorai 6.
Naiue, Wr. All, q. Yanl-S hsse,
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S~parbanten.
Central Gabings 8ont, Charles
unO 2erin9ton-S traBe.

@anfiers unb Rafler.
SambIeton & Co., IL, SIt.2eTinotou.
StraBe.
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3eitidriften . Wasaain cie.
Baltimore Stems Co., 318, @eIt.
Germans trdbe. " '''1'3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
Die @ M 10 0 + nunq
0es @ronprinAen

@er Die Sale bes MnrmotpoIais
az Botsbam inn pori9en Sabre iab.
miro lie beuer taltul lpieoer erfennen.
Sabre lang bat man ibnen Den trau-
ten Quit uno Die biitorii6en @ieen-
tbiimlihfeiten pergalgener Sabre &c.
laiien, MN aber y&ronpri15ellS" -
10 nenllt Berlin nalnlid id)on Den
Glteiten aaiieriubn uno leine 9raut-
pom &oiier Grlal6nib erbalten Da-
ben, oas olte Halais lSSommerrpob.
nltllg benilben 81 0iirfen, miro Der
Mooer fortgerdumt, uno oos DO.
oernIte tritt all ieine Stele. Mit
uIlem Comfort Der Heu5eit miro oas
@ebGuoc ailsgeitoitet, 0as MN id)ori
felt 1887 fait unperGnoert ltebt. Ser
idieoene 3immer lueroen ourd) Ser
misidlagen Der 8dioe pergroBert;
Die Slide, oie burd) einen nnteriroi-
id,en Gang NIT Dem Sbloiie perbrn-
Den uno in 5orm eires o%eriuntenen
genpels am liter oes beiligen Secs
beraelteQt lit, miro sGn5li1 unge-
bout. gs perlaltet aud, oaB Der
aoiier 6elf)lolien babe, init Der &ai-
ierin piele Commemorate in oen
n1d1ten Sabren als 4aite ibres Sob
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Sic Sewadulna Ses rmiiiidcu aaiicrs

@eum oas 2eben cines IanneS
ourd menid)lihe 8emiibuug geiid)ert
peroen foilute, niiroe Nienlono ser
@eiabr 10 5uperiihtlid ms 9[rge.
ieDen biirffn pie G8ar Gifolnis, Der
bon eiliem funitpoIen 9tettperf Don
Sdubmitteln umgeben lit. BUR Be,
paduna ieinert Sdloiier itebcn Ies
gimenter bereit, Die ein fleines Seer
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S%fnlpftabats : Sabrifanten.
n. Starr & Co., 436. Ror6-G Colbert.
StroBe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
.SVVAYN MAKES
REPLY TO CHARGES | 81: ]:
Admits Facts Alleged, But En- ;
plains Them From His Own q
Point Of View.
TRIAL GINS NEXT FRIDAY +: ! J ! {,
All Pleadings Will be in BY 9th.
and Case Will Then6be Gone
Into at Once.
i (By Associated Press.)

: &
sBJvAsIIINGTON.&D p, c., Feb. at Through
his counsel Judge swayne to-day made
formal response In tho Senate TO the,
articles OF Impeachment presented by
the House of Representatives.. The an
swer was a, formidable document In point
OF Size, aud In 1t the twelve articles OF
Impeachment were each answered at
length IN every case the fact charged
was admitted. but explained from Judge
6wayne's point Of view. and In addition
H II was co1ltended that even II the condl-
Stlons were true. as charged, they were
not OF q character to justify proceedings
for impea chment for "hlgh crimes and
n,isdemcanors,
ess The answer was read by ex-senator
Thurston,5 and when no concluded the
senate issued an order requiring the
House 10 file It's formal reply by next
Monday, and directing that all pleadingss
Z shall bo in by the 9TH so that the trial
( may proceed on tho 10TH
Much Interest in Case.
4 The proceeding attracted a large audi.
4 enco to the galleries, and most OF tho
senators were In their seats. Judge
& Swnyne took up the specifications OF the
= charges In detail, contendng that they
were not such as should BIO taken Coz
/ nizance Of by tho Senate, Taking Nup first
the charge Of receiving so per day for
expenses while holding court IN Texas,
while his expenses were net so great, he
admitted tho receipt Of the money as
charged, but denied that his conduct IN
a this respect was contrary to law ms the
allowance OF SIC, q day was Intended 70 be
fixed and definite allowance for judges
when holding court outside their districts,
!. Ho said that other judges have gem
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orally drawn the full amount OF $40 per
day, and that up to the beginning OF the
present proceeding he had not received
any ntimation from the auditing office
OF the Treasury Department or from
others that his course In accepting the
full amount allowed was contrary either
to law or custom si
Use Of Railway Car.
n Tho charge made in article four, that
In 1895 Judge Swayne had appropriate 20
his own use railway car of the jack
3sonville, Tampa and Key West Railway
Company, was denied. Judge Swayne
that It was occupied by himself and
friends In going from Delaware to Flor Flor
Ida. upon the Invitation OF the receiver
Of the road. He declared that no expense
was incurred by the railway company on
account OF his use OF the car He there
fore denio dthe use Of any judi cial power
in connection with this transaction.
e Judge swaynu also denied that he tailed
to establish a residence In his district IN
Florida, and says that no t,ts resided In
that state since 1855 and in Pensacola
since 1904. He admits that with his FAM
lily he has been in the habit OF visiting his
father In Delaware.
He admitted frequent absences on ac-
count Of visits to his family. the holding
OF court elsewhere and because OF a
tour In Europe. but commended that there
had been no offense In this respect OF n
character to JUS ify impeachment for.
high crimes and lnisdemeanors.
Other Charges. .5
The charge Of committing E. Davis
to jail for contempt lis admitted, but JUS!
titled as public duty. With reference
to the charge that he had presided In
tho Florida MCGUIRE suit, relating to real
estate In which he was Interested, judge
Swayne denies the holding Of such in-
iterest. He attributes this charge to a
conspiracy on the part OF three lawyers
In the case, for the purpose Of securing
delay and thwarting justice. He also
admitted flnlng and ordering to prison
Attorneys Samuel Belden and u. T. Davis
on the charge Of contempt for their
conduct towards him In the real estate
case but says that his conduct In that
matter was justlflable, as was shown by
the fact that the sentence was affirmed
by Judge Parker, OF the United States
Circuit Court. 4. II 4. :
Judge swayne also justified his course
In Furnishing w. Q, O'Neal saying that
his course III this case had been due to
tho fact that . Neal had made q murder
Gus assault upon a trustee In bankruptcy
appointed by him (Swayne) In q bank
ruptcy proceeding.
When he concluded Mr., Thurston asked
for time to file exhibits regarding cert1f-
.icates OF expenses Of circuit judges not
yet received from tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury, but upon objection by Mr.,
Palmer, tho request was Withdrawn, IA
The Senate adjourned until Tomorrow W
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P0sTOFFlCE BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE.
.(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, FEB, a,,-Atter nearly 9
week Of discussion the postofflce appro-
EpriatIpn bill, carrying lls9ig7S7, as. passed.
lie House to-day. following the defeat
az motion by Mr., Moon, Of Tennes-
see. to re-comnlit IT with instructions e
strike out the provision for special mali
faculties on trunk lines, PFoposti9ns ~ y
lir, Watson. of indiana, e. excl4ae . me .l
ana BY Nj. Griggs.3 OF Georgia, plac-
inE a the penalty OF dlsWl ssa 4 n upon pos
tai employees belonging 80 any associa'
ton or Organization having for sts 9p,
gjeot the more easing 81 salarle excited g
.sharp debate. but were ruled 9pt s. on
5p9lnts q oEasss AZ early sd19aspns AZ,
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.F|'I|.s|IH|BURNE CASE
IN JURY HANDS

CONTINUED from First Page.) ss2
sicans we're getting the g tatenen that
some of tho questions and answers were
Sns they WERE he explained by So ing, thats
when the policeman in Richmond was dy-35
ing. and Or. Brock was told to tell him
that he was dying, the pol iceman rec il-sE
cd with horror at dong such Q thing
and he died without making State
,nent. The defence had done Its best
to weaken the statement BY criticisms
Of DR.. Brown but they hai final ly drop
ped him like a hot potato. II was not ~ "
surprising that the defence fought me
statement as Charles Fishburne q nj ghtS
hang OMIT Look at the two men. Dr.
Il ,efow at home with his wife on Sunday u
and Charles Fishburne out fighting boys
"A Contrast.
There was the march OF law as well as N "
death. ana the man who loved and reYer-sB
enced the Institutions Of his city Y and "
state should not do anything to stay slts
progress Wealth. love Of wife or pa par r-s8
ents, all were In vain, all must give way II
before the majesty Of the law II would Il
be better for the Fishburnes y Charles
was sent to the penitentiary rather than Sss
90 free. 1t would be less disgrace. n s5
MS IN conclusion. he said one OF CharlesSs
Dana Cslbson's pictures. An interrupted 4
VISITOR represented an aged couple 81
seated on ii sofa In front OF fire; ~
pressed against the door, holding II sfast,!sSs
out death. This couple, Or. Lefew ,a a!sd Sss
: his wife, were In tho morning Of HE :ss
life my before them, not behind; they
were full OF joy and tho joy 81 llytng
death was not expected as a. vlsltoriS8S
there Eas no warning; like q th'ef Ia ggss
the night came the knife q the I. ASSASSIN.
and love had no time to shut the door. N II
Mrs. Charles Fishburne broke out tn is3sSI
sobs and other ladies wept, while men A
had tears In their eyes. $50, Il said MI gu
Smith, .by the act Of this man, Only
one OF them sits by the eyening flrei the b.
other sleeps in that beautiful cemetery,s
sHollywood,-on the banks Of the noplsS6S
James. where ] hope some me to sleep, "a
II Gibson was to paint picture or "a v q
Interrupted. he would paint the form 81
anarchy at the door, and not love.
He said he could not ask for g yerdilft u
sof murder in the first degree bat y was S5 ssI
plain In the second, He thanked GOD tt sS
did moi rest on him to decide. He. bs-s Z
liayed the Jury would DIP their d. hp
4 haG done his duty to the LefeW ia MI I'D
ana the Commonwealth Tho LsfeW,af 81 Ut Hss
BEEN his lifelong friends and poll tlea ! sup.
2psSters, sssSsS III itS s r. Sij
es All the conclusion Of Mr.. SIrit y spee M
court adj ourned until s n. ~ III NV
IS SAa a ARAhlTEE q " RE FOR PILE
itching. Blind. Bleeding M ProtF.ss AN
SPllss Your drug YistB vii ree una mone
III F'Azo8 on al ~ sta ypa 10 IN
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