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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
grieibcf6rberung nadj BEN Mnslanbe.

NuslGnoii9e Eoit fir sic nit Dem
20. Wtoi enoenoe @ofe ifliebt bier
Tim alien 5daen piinfhid)) ,pie ioIgt:
Bodet Hoit lit often bon 0 ltbr
8ormittags bis 5 llbr Mbenos tag.
lid (ausgenommen S%onntags).
Radet-Boit fir 3eutidIano ihliebt
bier Wontog INT 10 llbr Bormittogs.
mad @roBbritonnien Gienitag uno
Jreitog I'M 6 lin Mbenos.
9ampfcr fabren bon Hem-yorf oh,
iuenn nid)t anoers angegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
!Spdl's Yrusef.

Gbicogo, #. Mai. Su Dem
Tro5eiie gcgcr Sen og%loubort" Sob.
Sod Bate .gcitcrn Die Sertbcioisirng
ibr 9emeiseueriubrcn beginner lols
len. auf Den @ltnih bon Sod)'s gn.
malt bin, Der Ole Sorbereitlngen
nod, nidt bccnOct bate, lpuroe Die
@erbonolung ieOod ollf @ontog Der.
ihoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Npdlpniicr in Scrns.

@uco, Seros, fl. Moi. - Nndl
Wittbcilungen aus Ocm norolihell
SernS iinb pielc @egcnocn pieoer
ilbcrflutbet uno Der telcgropbild)e
Serfebr muBte tbotiGdlid eingeitelt
ncroen. HSn Somilton . Golntp uno
cini9en onbcren i~piitbeten beitigc He.
genItiirnnc, unb es beiteben itorfe @e.
iiirdltungen betrefiS Sod)wolicr. Die
Snnten mlirOcn IN beoer,tenoer @eile
oeid0oiot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Garncaie wnetc iidj 5n belfem.

GoIumbna, 8, IA. Woi. =
Nod, elmer MittbciIilng BON CHARLES
s. 5bping. Dem %%rdiioeuten Der
.Weitern Heierue llniperlitdt," nur-
oe Der Controls otb Der Carnegie.
id,en 10 Miaionen Stiftuna fir gu.
riifaetretene llnipcriitdts Y%roieiio-
rem fir Sen 10. Noucmber oicies Sab
res nod Srn. g%arnegie's Neip-Yorfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
rans.atIontii6e g o. It.

Wonfdg - III ubr Nben0S, 1lqdD
europa per Camper paoiier @ils
helm ser 3lueite," pio Elpmolttb,
gGerbourg uno Qren1ert.
Iienltog - Z ltbr abenoS, nod
europa per Compiler oInieitic," pia
G%lteerStoiun.
Mitttpotl 10 llbr N6cnoS, no6
T%ronfreidl Siio.Guropo, Ggpptcn Ii.
9ritiid-Snoicn per 9ompier ga
Sopoie," pia Sabre. 8oitiuden
nod onoeren S6eilen Gllropo'S Mill
len oen Gern1erf Dper Ga Soooie"
trngcn.)
6rcitog - 7 llbr abcnOs, mad,
europa per Gonlpier st, Souia,"
oio Hlpmouth unb G~bcr6ourg. CFoIt'
iotcn nod 2iperpooL SdottlnnO II.
&rlono miiIicn per st. SouiS"
ooreiiirt icin.) 10 llbr GbenoS, ttod)
europa per Gonpfer o2ltconio," pia
Queenstown.
GienItuq, sen %. Mni - nod Glt-
ropo per Gonpfcr Baltic" uia
GltecnStomn.
Soft iir g ii s. uno Central
Imertfn, 8 c ltin0ien etc.
MontoQ - I llbr Ibcn0$, ndd
N%clliunOlon0 per Sonnpfcr BON Tbi.
Iooclpbio, 80; 10 llbr AbcnoS, 1tad)
Gcntrolomerifo mo iiiolihen Eoci.
iicbGicn per Gon1picr BON Colon.
0icnltn0 ) llbr Nodlm., nod
SnmoiCo per 0ompfcr bon Bolton,
Moii. 10 lthr IbenbS, nod Snoguo,
Snpti ut0 Colombia per 9on1pfcr
nNlcne."
Mittipoh - 10 llbr glbenoS, rtob
@ermllon per Compiler y9erml.
oion;" mad, Grlbo. Oucnton II. Can't
pedc per 9umpier gSnnouo;" noh
oen @obomo3 per 9ompier uSon'
tiogo."
0onncritog - 10 llbr S(6enoS,
nod ben 2ceiuorb. unb @inbrporo.
Snieln, iolpic @ltiono per 0ompfer
nllacr;;" nod 9rolilien per 9ontpfcr
nVritiib Erincc," pia Eernombico,
Nio Sonciro mo SontoS.
Sreitog = 5 llbr slbenoS, fir ga.
moico, per Gompier bon Bottom; 10
llbr IbcnoS, nod Curacao uno Te.
nc5eiiela per 9ontpier oMarocoibo;"
nod Yorto Nico per 9ompfer yEon.
&C." pio Son Silon; not) 6ortune.
SSiano, Somoicn uuo Colombia per
9ompier ~SlIcgbonu;" nod Cuba
per 0ninpfer nMerico;" no6 @rcra.
on, Sriniooo uno Guiana per 0ni;.
pier n@rcnobu;" nod Den Ga Ylotu.
2Gnoern per Gonlpier ,Soilor
Trince."
Die GoIt nod) steufunolono, bic
Norb'S ibnep, in,o nod Miquelon.
bio Bolton, idlieBt bier tdglid an 1
llbr Nodnittogs; nad Cuba, pia
3ompo, Slo., tdglid nm / llbr Nad).
mittogs; nod) SonouroS, Gotta Nicu,
Guatemala, Yononto mo Scr Garol-
gone, oio Nelu.S orleans, t1gli6 Inn
s llbr gbenos.
Grams. g ociiic g o It.
9ienItog - 7 llbr N6enOS, nod
Sopon Goreo, Gbino mo 0en Ebilips
pinen piu 8nncoltper.
Somito9 - Z llbr gbenbS, nod
ocl Sioiti. Sltleln, IuItrolicn u.Ncll.
Golcoonicn pid &nncouner.
Eoit fir SoporL aorco, China nlt6
ipc5iell ooreiiirte Toit nod ocu Ybis
lippiner, oio Seattle, ihlieBt tag.
lid, bis gum 81, Woi I'M liebcu llbr
IbcroS.
Die SronS- Yociiic- loit miro tag.
lid gum g6gongS.0oien bciorocrt,
mo ole Belt oes lSoitldlllIcS lit 10
orrongirt, bob cine mumterbrotelte
lleberIono . V%ciorherlmg ernroglibt
miro.
W. SallSarrt8,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
9r. SO. @tener,
bomoopatbiider Mr,t
u +. 1419, Ginoem. Mpenl c.
@unocrbpGe Gntbefnna.
Or. mm. Bedker,

Spe8iolitt tiir Didnner' uno 5raueIstr1nf.
beitelt. SelIt In ~fiir5eitcr Belt SYPHILIS. gus'
fdtag, Gals lno Wiunbfronfbeiten. @isflifie
ieoer grt, Siriftlr, 8oIuiionen, nerb1ieS hiuds
dc. Smpoier8. glierens unb gIafersarunfbeiten.
Office In Or. 9eder's anniomiifcn Wiiieum,
8r. 70s, Sit.yaltimpre.etra G~predIiunoen:
bon 0 uer Wsereens bis 10 ubr gbetos; Sort'
tags lno bon 9 tlbr bis 10 llbr gbe,os.
g. d 9r. 9eder's Battle BELT unfebIbar
ieben gusfliB. COMPUTATION fret.
(Wiui25 ,1S,I&S)<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Gantpn unb etgIIaabtpp =.
gprina's Caution pieoertrou,.Soat,

Siioiuefis6de 3. Str. II. Snit'gIoe., Canton
S~auptauartier beS Canton gieberfrun3 -
|, Singftnnbe ieben 9onnerltaa slbeuo. -
Samens8erein beriammeIt ith ieoeu 9icn'
ftaa gbero. gatiotnIs9ier ant 3upf.-
~9bcf1peofe 2elepbon: 8oIfe 1853 8.
(9lprtIt3tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
8. 8ptgt'S Saue,"

Nr. 1920 bis 1I22, Snriorb'sIbeme.
Snuptqudrtier oeS n3boIia' MdnHerdbors".
Sdue uro Gommcrenrien biuie an Der.
mtetben. @iter Biae fit @utiernrofte en-.
Seinite 6eirdnfe. Srei'Tool. g. 4 81
aeIepbou - Wlf. 8eruou 376Q x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
s,afub Mteb' ,,NeIpbtr.oane,"

gorbofisGde Der 2olps uno Sorreit'Strabe.
Sauptuunrtier oeS 8efaneoereins uWselp'
ote". Siusitunbcn ieben 9onneritoasIbeno.
8e%rfannllingen oes ~@enienntal Meeaer'
Sereins" ieoen 2. unb 4. 9ienftug I'm 9lo'
nat. Ielepbpu - Wit. Bernon 1865 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Sin Wcidlcnf fiir's Icbcn.

@tnn Sbr guren 166tern elm praitif6es De.
fhenf r1a6en mont. elm Sef1enf flr's eanSe
geben, 70 Iabt fte einen SIRIUS i'm
GeleuritsT amen. g djneiberfntem.
burtht1dden. Die SduIe ut Test ~geoffnet. Ser
acitenplnft Ut eering. SbiiIer fir bic gbenb.
flaifen peroen iest a~ufgenommen. s8eaen BE.
302, 8ttt.earatpga., G6c Spiuarb.etrahe.
CTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Baltimore Sransfer So.
test on be

febt OH Der
bat tbre sIusftattune unb mebrere 1nbriperie
{gans) oersroBert unb TT ieti TN etonbe,
Wa5beI bon Saus gu Saus gu bef5rbern uno
fhr BITE slufbeiuabrune ober 8erfenbuna su BET.
paden. Erouipte ur3 superIdftee p~ebienuuo
tptrb Auoelt0erf. (62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

RcrbcftsGde Spuab. uno 6aroline,e trabe.
Saiiptauartier beS .9ahernsWdnner6orS',
R.sO.s@de @ouebs uno @arolineftr. Ber'
ettsoerfammIuna ieben SonnerItae Mbero,
8eue Mitglieber tpiliommer. Bor6iia'
litteS Bier Der acknowledgements I'M Sdpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Glni'A NntsL.

Rr. 1924, Ct'8cItimore. strabe. - 8tm.
rner an Serren gu bermietben. - Setnffe
eetrdnfe nno Beine. rBnps 8te!u.Prnue'
rets"gier. BerfammlunesIofal beS Oft
Qombarbftr. Sulnierip. Gaus uRb 2eib'
BereiHS". gbef.sIeI. Wt. 8errloR <o42 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Me Snq snae"i po SHf R RsnIittc,@si mem Srnr'd mnlIea nI1o
B~ortieren mo GorbdHeeli. Rdbere s~(lsflnit
ertbeilt Sofepb 1rieripeiIer I'M 5ipeiten Stpds
perf iiber benz 2aoen in Tr. 313. @eitsYratt.
9trase. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Sen,n 6. altin,s Reinurant.

Gr. PIG, GIab', nnbe Sonaro'Strabe.
8orSiiaIi6e gSeine, Gpiriiuofen II. unions
Giearren. @eites pier am 3apf. 2unfh
fir @ef6dftSIeIte bon 11.30 8prm. bis
2 tlbr Na6mitta1s. 1eIepbon 6. & y.
Wit. 8ernon 300S-H. (Widr32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Rr. 1104, RorbsGe ntraI,aoemue.
Der -Roroofi Smmeripibrenbe rauberetn
bon baltimore berfanmeIt flo bier
iebeu Moutag. - 8ecree Srebm & Cons
Bier am 8apt. mao beutf6er art btreit
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
s,pbu 1ran,'s ,,sdder.oerberae,"

SDbn Sran9's nSddtr.ptrberst,"
9r. 1856, Sarriions, nabe aeSinetpn.Str.,
SEQ. 0iintbet, IT,, grausgo's Bier. s8dr'
rner 9ilnf6 bon 10 bis 1 tbr 9dhmiit.
tags. aIe beutfben Bdder itItb aum De.
fude etuQeIloeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Cine euteebenSe @dderei biuie SIT baben,
nles @eifIft aus benz Snuie; Wlietbe SIG.
Mdberes bel gSeber mo Sldnf. Rr. SD, Gcit.
9ratt.S trake. G33-47,40-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

s. spnhn,s Meitanrant.

NahioI0er bon 9enrD Nprner.
Ir. 923, EorbsGbens, Ode MntbonpsStr.
&eriammIungsIofaI oeS ngutonia $ @on'
slaess %r. 39 1915 3. sSa.r STirn9sn'SS 81
1903, 3. II. D." uno gSiitriitS 9tr. $50,
,. II. q" Nane al Gcreinc 5u bernie
then. Seinite giere, gSeine nno onoere
8ctrdnfe. U22|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Spbu u. spitter's yGpiumbia.eale,
Ytr. 1922, Sit.grattsG trabe.
~SeHens3 armitdoter 9Serein" eerfdmnlelt
ith ieoen eriten 9ienitao I'M Wlonat In
Der Saue. SaDe fir 8eretne unb Self
lt6teiten di oermtetber.
(San5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Wtebrcre CUTE anaben, nm IN elmer Sabrii
81 arbeiien. Gad8ufrugen bel Der .Saois
GorrpartO," SuNaros uuo S~euern'Strafe. Siios
ipeitsBaltintore. Widn llebme Die gSeitportsGar.
u34-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
1tntcrrid)t

1tnterridt
f1r StfAeS, @uttarre umb Y,anbpttne ertbettt
bis dur b61ften guSbiIbune .. etsdmeiey,
Hr. 1901, Harf.Aeeuue. = MarhIauo-I elepbpn
siobsrt 42t:9. ( H.sIeIepbor Aeaplfcn it5i ~.
lQft2S. x&G.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

gerlanst i'm I%qgemeincn.
Qeulides ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tentfhes arbeits. 9af etinuss .Sitrean,
Hr. 219, SiiosSbarpsSt raBe, inter Der stufiibi
beuti6e ,Snnoiperfer. arbeiter unb 9ienftboten
gu befddftiaen piinfden, fpolen fi6 perf5nIih
ooer In franfirten griefen an ben Meenten Der
@efeuf6aft.- Subaun .. WleHer, Nr. 2f9, Glib.
Sharp Strase, iuenoen, tpeldher tinentgeItIih
ausiuntt ertbeiIen miro. Spre6itlnoen bon 1
bis 8 llbr. 0un2s,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

oes n@dpern sri. lint. s|ercins," .Si6en'
frGu5sS umenbereinS. Canton Smmcrio.
8aus uto 9eibsTereins," nSeuti,be &C.
friitbIi6feit. naeieIibuitebesllniun" uro
nSefpers9ontluoc gir. l-s, :. 8. s." Sri'
fbes bier al ieber Belt. 1cIepbou: &.
a. y. - gSplf 2509 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

@ute Seleecnbcit fir ein biqiees. moberres
iipetftodiaeS 9Sobnbans. gir. 2O33, SouinssStr.
En65ntruaen bel Gbarlrs u. Scfer, Tr. 420,
Tpro IS rcB. Strafe. G27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Suiepb e6wemscr's Safe,
Spbu O.. Sherbcl & spns,

Smporicure uno @n0russliQubr +odn6Ier
659-661, 8citsgrdtis, l1be YelH'Str.,
Baltimore, Wto.
9. & "a eIcpbUH = Souib 1893 D.
(Nprii21 S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

gu SerfauTcn:
Ste fctt fa1ae beftebenoe gptrtbfhaft Hr. "a,
Sortoros52oao. Dem .9arIebsBorf" iiio 0aeacn.
lrebiarnen W,ann.
Werrtien & Merrifcn,
(Npril6,1WiD 100 Of.s9ertHgtpnsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
3n %oerfanfcn.


81 Derfnufeu:
Gin 5tpeiItodiges g8Obnbaus, 8 3immer rnS
8aoeitnbe. 81 Sub 6ront uno 161 SUB 3ieie,
Stal i'm Stnterarunoe, III init ooer obne 8runos
Slns 9l pcrfanten. aut6ufragen III 4r. TAG,
Wr'tsSarruasS trake, 6luilhen Der s. uno Uses
le0a5trobe. - - y ri ~~ ~~ s(f34 90 F..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

gu p%erfanfeu:
Gin oor5iigIibes 6iueiit1dieeS 8obnbdus, gr.
1885, SioiiionsStrabe, niebrige llnfofteu, rub
%berfutit iperoen. Gn65ufraecn bel Charles ".
Sedcr, Gr. APO, s'prb.Garcg.s Str. Q27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Gu b%erfaufen:
Yin 6ipctit0diees Gdbaus nit @roeerh s2aber,
~Norosearrouton s%glberle, biuia fit eiuen bali
bteen adufcr, Ieidie 8eoineungen. So dsufrds
gen bel Charles ". Scder. Er. 420, Hpro'Ga'
rcp.Straee. Q27)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
THE STOREY COTTON CASE.
Report of Inquiry Into Holden's Deal.
ings Submitted to Cortelyou.

PHILADELPHIA, April ia report of
the progress of the investigation of Post
Inspector Holden's dealings with the Storey
Cotton Company was submitted by In
spector Mayer to Postmaster General Cor
telyou at Washington today
Postmaster General Cortelyou has begun
consideration of the report, but Inspector
Mayer has not completed all details of the
investigation, and there will be no action
by the Postmaster General until Mr.. Mayer
has finished his work.
AS a direct result of the scandals grow
ing out of the collapse of the Storey Cotton
Company, Proyident Investment Bureau
and kindred concerns, the Post Office De-
partment will make a thorough investiga-
ton of the methods of all suspicious con-
Germs doing business through the medium
of the mails all over the country. The
local inspectors have been requested to
make special reports on all mail order bust
ness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
Speed of the Apache Increased.

The revenue cutter Apache which has re-
Gently been rebuilt at Cramps shipyard at
Philadelphia, has arrived at Baltimore in
tow Of the revenue cutter Onondaga and
is lying at the Arundel Cove station OF the
cutter service. The Apache will be fitted
out at Arundel Cove with furnishing for
her cabins and living quarters and will be
made ready for service at once. She will,
1t is expected, be assigned to duty on the
gulf. with headquarters at Galveston.
While at Philadelphia the cutter was
changed from twin screw to a single pro-
peller ship and was equipped with new ma
chinery. The change has increased her
speed from 10 to about IA knots and she is
now one of the best vessels in the United
States revenue cutter service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16

Statement Of Party In Charge Of the
Finances.

owoSHo, Mich, April 16-Secretary
Ralph Stone of the Detroit Trust Company.
who II In charge Of the private bank of
NJ L. Stewart & Co., OF this city, which
closed its doors at noon today. after forty
years OF business, causing a sensation In
the city. tonight stated that the total de-
posts Of the institution are $4S0.6 The
total liabilities are s559. 3s1. and the assets.
as shown on the books. also total this sum.
The bulk of depoeitors are Owosso people.
whose deposits range from few cents to
$4,000
Discussing the cause of the suspension.
Mr.. Stone said: 1T ID due to the relations
that existed between the bank and a car
rage manufacturing company in which c.
D. Stewart. the head of the bank. was
heavy stockholder. The company owes the
bank on past due indebtedness about 49,
600. and also owes further sums, which will
be due on May 2. Therefore. for the benefit
of all creditors alike, Mr.. Stewart decided
to suspend business. We shall make an
inventory and schedule at once and will
report the condition of affairs to the deposit
tors at the earliest possible moment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
Army Orders.

First Lieut. George B. Pillsbury, Corps
Of Engineers, has in addition to his duties
as member of the Alaskan board Of road
commissioners been designated as dis
bursting officer of the board.
Captain Edison A. Lewis, 18th Infantry,
having completed the duty for which he
was ordered to- Fort Slocum, N. Y. has
been ordered to return to his station at
Fort Leavenworth, Kans
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows: First Lieut. Albert e. Waldron,
Corps of Engineers, one month and ten
days; First Lieut. Hack K. Cunningham,
Signal Corps, two months; Lieut.. Col
John D. C. Hoskins, Artillery Corps. one
month on account of sickness, and Capt
Warren P. Newcomb. Artillery Corps,
twenty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
ADDRESSED! O0L0NISTs
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR VISITED
COLONY AT vALDEsE, N. @.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 15.-Italian
Ambassador Signor Des Planches OF Wash
ington paid visit to the Italian colony at
vaIdese, In Burke county, today. The colo
nists. numbering several hundred, greeted
him upon his arrival. He addressed the
colonists at a mass meeting held In The
magnificent church erected by that people.
The ambassador congratulated them upon
their success and predicted bright future
for them In their North Carolina homes.
Addresses were also made by Rev. Guigo
and Land Commissioner NJ. v. Richards or
the Southern railway.
The ambassador will visit several south
ern states for the purpose of studying the
opportunities for the settlement of Italians
seeking homes and employment in the
United States. The Southern Railway Com
pany Is taking an active interest in the
movement looking to the settlement of
thrifty immigrants in the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
PROBING JOYCE MURDER.
New York Police Believe They Are
Nearing Solution.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The police be-
leve tonight they are nearing solution of
the murder which was committed in a 31st
street rathskeller Thursday night, when
Roy joyce. a bartender. was stabbed to
death. The murder followed a fight be-
tween the members of party of men and
women who were drinking in the place.
Today in an examination before Coroner
Goldencranz Mabel Alderman, one of the
women in custody, declared that kid Re-
gan, a brother of one of the men under ar
rest, was in the party, and that she saw
him. with a knife in hand, attacking sew
eral men. among them Joyce A general
alarm has been sent out for Regan, who
has succeeded in keeping his whereabouts
unknown since the night Of the fatal ARRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
TURNED STATES EVIDENCE.
Revelations of Suspect in Daylight
Robbery at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 15.-Alexander
Alfredo, one of several suspects arrested in
connection with a bold daylight robbery OF
a jewelry store here, has turned states evil
dence and made a full confession. He de-
clared that Jim Forbes, known as the gen
tleman burglar and one Mike keegan
were the chief promoters in the diamond
robbery Continuing, Alfredo said:
Previous to coming to Cleveland l pick
ed pockets in New York city, Chicago. ST.
Louis, New Orleans, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
During all the seven years during which
1 operated l was never arrested until L
ame to Clevela nd.
Elm Chicago ] associated with Jim Forbes
and other well-known CROOKS and in
Cleveland l mixed up with the thieves and
robbers"
Forbes, who was arrested with Alfredo
and Keegan. furnished bail and disappear
ed He is supposed to be in Chicago. kee-
gan is in custody. The gang secured dla-
monds worth $4 600 in their raid on jew
elry establishment here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
Cuban Government to Push Cases.

HAVANA. April 15.-No action has been
taken against the six nationalist congress
men who on Friday forcibly seized papers
covering fifty allegations of improper acts
by Havana councilmen and city officials
while they were in possession Of a clerk
from the governors office. Congressman
are exempt from arrest. but the court has
taken the statements of Mayor O'Farriil
and others concerning the affair and is de-
tanning the governors clerk who relin-
quished the documents. The government
viii renew and press the charges against
the officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
SUNDAY CLOSING Law.
To Be Strictly Enforced in st. Louis
Incidents,

ST. LOUIS. April 15.-Delivery wagons
for breweries did extra work today, and
barber shops had an unusually heavy trade
for the reason that Excise Commissioner
Mulvihil1 has issued an order that the Sum
day closing law must be strictly enforced
tomorrow. and President Stewart of the
police board and Chief of Police Kelly have
declared that the provisions of the law will
be obeyed. Many saloons displayed signs
today of which the following is a sample
I'VE close tomorrow. Don't blame US;
blame the law"
Cigar stores have also signified their in
tention to close tomorrow. One of the
principal stores displayed this sign today:
I'm Difference to the construction placed
upon the law by our city authorities we
will be closed tomorrow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
The Sunday Star.

Including The S,,nda,t ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
WHITE TO TAKE A REST.
Will Give Up All Work and q
Abroad.


ST PETERSBURG. April 15.-M. WHITE.
president of the committee Of ministers.
has definitely decided to give up all work
and go abroad The last straw was the
imperial rescript addressed Thursday TO
Interior Minister Bouligan creating a spe-
cial commission to discuss questions relat-
ing to peasant tenure of lands and the
abolition Of the peasant commission over
which M. Witte presided.
The emperor took the step without even
apprising M. White of his intention. The
members Of the Witte commission were actu-
ally at work Thursday evening, and woke
up yesterday to find the commission out
OF existence.
M. Witte attributes the emperors action
to court intrigue, directly aimed against
himself and yesterday informed his friends
that he was completely disheartened and
discouraged, no longer able to endure the
humiliations heaped upon him, and that
he would leave all and go aboard for q
time.
The Slovo has received its first warning
for the publication of articles entitled The
Bureaucracy and 1.-THE War and Reform
In which the paper severely arraigned the
incompetency of the bureaucracy and the
general staff and the war Office.
NJ. Whites antagonists at court, where
their influence was greately feared by M.
White, were effectively reinforced by part
OF the OLD Won PlehVe caDal, heaoed by M.
Sturmer, formerly under secretary of the
interior. and M. Stichinsky, former chief
adjutant OF the interior department, who
were forced out of the ministry OF the in
terror by former Interior Minister Sviato-
polk-Mirsky. and they have wreaked their
vengeance on their ancient chief enemy,
M. White.
The Associated Press is informed that
M. White went to Tsarskoe-Selo yesterday
and informed the emperor that 1t was
a
and that he desired to retire. The en-
peror,. however, is understood to have; de-
clined again to accept the minister's resig-
ma ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
Railway Superintendent Promoted.

HOUSTON, Texas, April 15.-Vice Presi-
dent Thornwell Fay of the Hartman lines
In Texas, today announced that w. b.
Scott, general superintendent of the Hou-
ston and Texas Central and the Houston
East and West Texas railways, has been
appointed assistant director of maintenance
of way and operation of the Hartman
lines, with headquarters at Chicago. This
appointment is made by julius Krutt-
schmitt. The vacancy created by the pro-
motion of Mr. Scott will be filled by G. f.
Hawks, now superintendent of the Houston
division of the Southern Pacific.