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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
wagon Lime to Haul Freisht.

A wagon line viii be established in
the next few days to haul freight from
Huntsville to points on the Middle
Tennessee Alabama Railroad in Madi-
son County at the rate of 10 cents a
hundred pounds. The enterprise Is
backed by Huntsville jobbing interests
and its purpose Is to reclaim a large
amount of trade that has drifted to
Fayetteville by the operation of the
new railroad. Freight will be delivered
regularly to the country villages at a
rate much less than that charged by
the railroad from Fayetteville. Hunts
VILE merchants set the same kind of
enterprise on foot number of years
ago between this city. and Gurley and
Madison and caused reduction of rail-
road local rates that is still in force.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
Oppo.e Proposed District.

The bar associations of number of
North Alabama towns. including Deca-
tur. Seottsboro, Huntsville, Athens.
Guntersville. Russellville. Florence and
Tuscumbia have taken steps in opposi-
ton to the creation of a new, Federal
district to be composed of Jefferson
County and a few neighboring counties.
Their position is based on the idea that
the best interests of the public will be
conserved by the appointment of a
new District Judge for the Northern
District alone and a petition to Con-
gress asking that this action be taken
in the matter has been placed in the
hands of Alabama's representatives in
Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
LINE TO HUNTSVILLE
NASHVILLE TO BE CONNECTED
WITH MADISON CAPITAL.
Captain Conner, Protector of tae Road,
Announces that Grade Work VIII
Begin within the Next
Thirty Days.

Huntsville. Nov. 7.--(SpeciaL Am
nouncement that grade work for the
Nashville and Huntsville Railroad
would begin in Huntsville within the
next thirty days, was made last night
by J. III. Conner, President of the road.
Captain Conner met representative
gathering of business men and farm
ers yesterday afternoon in Huntsville
and told them that the hackers of the
enterprise required the placing of $780,
900 of stock In the company among
the people of Madison county in consid-
Grafton of building the road through
this city. and the proposition was ac-
copied. ,as F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
LANKY BOB,s INTENTIONS.
Says He VIII whip O'BrIen and Then
Co for Hart.

New York. Nov. Bob Fitzsimmons
who has been matched to fight "Phlla-
delphia Jack" O'Brien in San Francisco
sometime between December 10 ana
December 81, will leave with his mana
ger, Leon Friedman, for San Francesca
tomorrow. Bob will probably pick up
a sparring partner in Chicago and es-
tablish training quarters at Skaggs
Springs or at San Jose
The tight is for twenty rounds 9s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
Notice to Stockholders.

eouth a North Alabama Railroad Company.
office Of Secretary. MONTGOMERY. Ala.
Oct 25th. 1905.
srs 81 the South q North Alabama Rail-
road Company will be held at the office OF
The 4 eou1pary. in the city OF MONTGOMERY.
Xaharaa. on Saturday. November IS. 1905,
81 III o'clock noon. for the purpose Of elect
Ing Directors for the ensuing year. and for
the traasAcsion OF such other business ~
may Be brouKht bAfors It.
- Eaerafarv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
WIN Go 10 Chattanooga.

A delegation of prominent men will
go to Chattanooga to attend the Immi-
grafton and Quarantine Convention.
Delegates have been appointed to rep
resent the city and the Chamber of
Commerce, and keen interest is felt
here in the result of the Chattanooga
gathering.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
Baseball Stories

Possibly the most sensational cath
ever witnessed at a ball game in Mont
gomery was the one made BY Thorn
inning of the first of the famous three
Atlanta games. By hard run Thorn
ton managed to get under the ball
right field fence. As Thornton got his
hands on the ball he crashed into the
fence, breaking out three panels but
holding on to the ball like grim death.
Fullerton In Sundays Chicago Tribune
will be interesting. to local fans:
After every good baseball game. as
enthusiast say: That was the great
est catch ever made"
But there can be but one greatest
Tanee IL eoId aa cbteaso m ntaa 0y Blu
1t was In '96, under Arson. and, the
day the team closed at Boston, Bill and
had a little dinner engagement, so
we missed several other trains, and we
reached New York the next afternoon
fifteen minutes after the game started.
He lined Bin 500. Somehow or other
Bill and missed the train for WASH
ington that night. We caught another
In the morning and reached Washing
train, we leaped into a carriage and
rushed to the grounds. The teams
were just starting and Bill ran out to
MS ppbltlOus Out II uluu save uiIn, LOT
when he came in, Arson piastered an
other 500 fine on to him.
They played eleven innings that day,
and Chicago scored two in the first Of
the eleventh. Griffith was pitching
men were on second and third, two out,
/ and Kip Selbach at the bat. Kip
landed. The ball went out to center
like shot. 1t looked a sure home run.
But LANCE turned Mt the first crack Of
the bat. and went sprfnting straight
out to center, iunging along with ter
rifice strides. The crowd was on its
feet yelping for Joy. The ball, tick
eted for the fence, was flying outward,
and Lange, extended to the limit, was
In wild pursuit. Suddenly, at the last
chance Lange 1ear ed, showed up his
hands. clutched the flying sphere, hung
TO It. turned entirely over, and crashed
into the fence.
There was a sound of splintering
wood--a hole opsned, one panel of the
fence went down, and Lange, sticking
his arm back into the field, held up the
ball.
stood up and yelled itself hoarse over
the catch as Lange limped back up the
field. 1t was still yelling when Lange,
reaching the bench. said:
Fines go, Cap?"
Nope" said Arson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
NEAR THE HOME OF FIANcE.
The Dead Body OF Lucien Eekhardt q


st. Louis, Nov. THE dead body of
Lucien Eckhardt. ag,d 81 years, was
found in an alley early today near the
home of his fiance. Miss Kate Burns He
had been shot. Near him lay his own
revolver and the cylinder contained
four empty shells.
Eckhardt and Miss Burns were to
have been carried November %, and he
departed from her home last night in
the best of spirits. Soon after o'clock
four pistol shots were heard. Later his
dead body was found.
The police are eDdeavoring to discov-
er whether Eckhardt committed suicide
or was assassin lted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
Mad,,on Medical society.

The monthly meeting of the Madison
County Medical Society was held yes
terday afternoon and the general health
of Madison County was reported as be-
ing much better than in several months.
There is no smallpox Inor any other
CONTAGIOUS disease in the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08

MASONIC NOTICE.
CUT FLOWERS.

We make a speciality Of fine funeral flow
era wedding boquets ana decoreuons TOT
and guarantee satisfaction
etors 'phone Ia Green houses, 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08

9oke Smith for all the ugly names APP
nlied 10 him by the latter and is sup
porting Mr.. Smith for the gubernator-
;aI nomination. Just what right Wat
son has to interfere in democrats
family fight doesn't appear. but very
naturally by quitting in he is very
Greatly embrassing Mr.. Smith. Mr..
Howell is entitled to the benefits that
must follow the attempt to inject pop-
ulism into the campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08

During my long and arduous baseball
career exactly 294 ball players have
threatened to lick me for things wrote
about them. 1t gets to be habit when
a player plays particularly bad game
to blame II on the reporters who writes
about them. But, luckily for me, only
one ever made good the threat. That
was Sammy Sandow Mertes--and Tom
Loftus's kidding was the cause of it all
was subhing at flrst base and doing
fairly well in the strang position, but,
one day In New York he played a low
throw bacl1handed, the bail hit his
glove and shot into right field, and we
were beaten. In telling about the play
! remarked that 1t scarcely could be
called an error, and that If baseball
were played in France IL would be
called gaucherie.
Sandow saw that word in the paper
and got ready for battle. He went to
Lotus, armed with the paper, and,
thrusting it under Toms nose, asked:
Say, did you see THAR
No." said Tom. What Is it?"
Lotus read 1t carefully.
What does he mean by that?" de-
manded Sandow
If ] were. you / wouldn't stand for
IT., replied LOTUS, who didn't know
what does he say?' demanded SAN
dow. getting madder and madden
Hes calling you a fat head in
French" responded Tom
That settled it. Sandow. willing to
give or take ITO pounds. was on the
The tight came of the first time we
met. He won. In a punch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08

We give 1.-THE American Boy with every purchase
from Childrens Department amounting more
you already subscriber in and get vember
ISSUE you not-wel, its dandy Boys Paper we
give it away
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-08
Rabe !, W.aaelI sna clsrEy@s.n..

George EDWARD WaddeII, PhiIadeI-
pnias eccentric star whose failure at
Quakers the American League pennant,
Is a fine looking fellow In citizens
clothes. One day "Rube' and went in
to dine together at the Bingham. The
Presbyterian general assembly was in
session and the hotel was crowded. We
were put at the table with about a
never noticed it before, but George Ed
ward in plain clothes looks the serious,
bony faced young minister to perfec-
ton. We had been sitting only q few
minutes when one of the delegates turn
ed to Rube and said:
Brother, what do you think of this
creed revision?'
Rube fumbled IL for a minute, then
recovered and said:
at don't give - If they only won't
change that foul strike rule"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

Ser iniBperitGn6Ii9en NlSleglutg Ser
9eoingungen Der gegebenen &arolc
entlGuloigen tonnte. Die Offi5iere
iinb Der &aOet Mi6oiloif unO SiilfS.
Sngenieur &apa5in.
SanitGts 9eriht pom
Stiff mus.
Gem &riegsoeportement 9ina aus
Banana oer8eri6t oes O6eriunitGts.
Snipeftors, O6erIten 8illiam s.
@orgaS pom Meoi5incorpS ser 9uIl-
oeSormee, fir Sen Monut 6e6ruor
5r. Son ZOO Wann logen oarnodl
t51 franf i'm SoipitoI, mas ueni0er
alS Orei Gro5ent altSmudt. Die 3obl
Ser 8ooe5fGIc betrug 8, o0er II pom
Souieno pro Sobr. Der 9erid)t 3iebt
oont einen Gerglei6 nit ben Ser
bGltniiien 5u ser 3eit, ais Die 6ran-
5oien i'm Sabre 1881 bic &onoI 8 Nr-
beiten begonnen, melder iebr 3u @lul-
item Der Oer5eitigen @erbGltniiie ol9-
f1Qt.
@tnloOung 5u ser SomeS-
tomner Seter.
Der 8rGiioent bat bellte cine Gro.
flamotion erlaiien, mel6e cine Gin.
loorng sur 9etbeiligung an ser bonn
10. Vtui bis gum Nopember 1907 IN
Der 9tGbe BON SameStolpL 3d., ST
peranitaltenoen internationnlen Slot
ten- unO M~ilitGrfeier an oie WlG6te
Der Groe ri6tet. Die critic Nicoer-
luiIung 81 SameStown mllrOc be-
fonntIid) am 13. Moi 1907 9egriill-
oct unO Der 300. Sn6reStag oieicr
@riinOmg ioa Ourd cine grobc IN
%ternotionole 6lotten- umo MilitGr.
Denomination begongcn merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
u8nt" MaitcriOn 6cciOigt.

Ser friibere meitlide Observation-Disclosures
miro !@iilfS-9 umoeSmori6ol -
@roBer N%nOrong BON Neltgieri-
gen.
@ew.0orf, 80. @IGr3. - @m.
Moiterion, ser ais o9ot" MoIterion
befounte ,@eItcrner." Gr-&oubreiter
uno ebemoligcr Yoli5ei6ef BON
9ooge-Gitp, muroe bier Dem Stobe
oeS 9unoeSmori6o18 @iQiom @en-
tel bonn iiioli6en Nep.Oprfcr Gis
thrift 5ugetbeiIt unO ais Siilfs+9un-
oesmaridoQ pereioet, Gr fam gegcn
3 ltbr in ous 8iireolt oea Wori6aQS
Senfel uno itelte Iid nit ben @ors
ten Dor: SD bin Moiterion." o6reilt
mid, Sic fennen 81 lernen," iagte
Der Moridul. 9to6 elmer fllr5en
ltnterreOlng gingen 9eioe 5uioms
men in 0us 8itreou OeS GommiliGrS
9lleronoer, mo WoIterIon Die eioeas
itottlide Gerii6erung mteri6rieb,
ouB er bic Contribution ser Ser.
Stanten aufreft erbolten ul0 MIR
geiebmdBige @ebiibren mnebmen
meroe.
Gas @eriidt, ooB Moiteriou i'm
9unoeSgeb1ll0e iei, brud)te ooS
gauge Sans aus Dem SGllS6en.
NQeS ~Itiir5te aus Sen peri6ieoenen
9%iireour in oie GorriOore, Inn mo-.
moglid etlpaS BON Dem Monne 81
ieben, bem Elm 10 GROCER Guf norber.
ging. SIS mar ebenlO i6limnt, mie
ieiner 3eit, ols eS bieb, Srou Gboo-
mid lei i'm 8eb1lloe. ltn0 MN gar
Die @liidliden, oenen eS gelong, Elm
@ort nit ibm 81 ipreden. n@Sie uiele
Gerionen boben Sic i6on 9%etootet?"
frogte 5. 9. Elm Singing. nSd?"
rief MuIterion, nnod) Niemono, SD
t0ote Niemonoen, i6 mill frieoIi6
iein." WaIterion uobm glues gut
miitbig auf. @r iagte, Dob CT bel1te
leinen 0ienit ontreten miro. @ie
Sr. Senfel ipGter befonnt madte, lit
Moiterion Dem 9iireoit oes 9unoes-
9iitrittSonlpoltS Burnett 5ugetbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
GrpluiiOn im Siefbabntnnnel.
@liidlider g8eiic fem 2ebensperluIt.

@liidlider g8eiie fem 2ebenSperluIt.
Gin Bug remit gegen einet
Sol5nerldlag uno bringt cine
Auantit1t binter oemielben alli.
9~eIpeiderte Sprengpatronen gum
@rplooiren.
Nem. 9orf, 30. M6ra. - SIN
Funnel Der Sief6abn, an Der 1853.
StraBe uno 9roaomap, an elmer
STEELE, mo Der Sunnel 1870 Sub uil-
ter Der StroBe liegt, ereignete lid
beltte cine bebenflibe @rploiion. Sin
leerer Bug, oeiien Gaiiogiere an Der
157. StroBe alsgeitiegen maren, emit
5og lid Der Gontrole, oo oie 9remien
ibren 9ienit p%erlagten, unb ranlte
gegen einen idweren, aus Sanneu-
brettern quer iiber Den Sltnnel errid)s
teten Seridlog, binter meldem cine
SuantitGt 0pnnmit : Yatronen 81
Spreng5peden aufgeipeidert lag.
Der @eridog fling 6euer uro cine
@rploiion ereignete iidJ, auf ipeld)e
ipoter cine 5meite folgte. 8lilflider
@eiie 9ingen feline Weni6enleben
perloren. Ser Motormann bes 3r-
ges mar 3mei Stunben lang nab Dem
llnfaG peridipunoen, nno man fiirdl-
tete, oaB ieine 2eife in Dem 5ertrilm-
merten COMPARTMENT leines Wae-
CONS eingeflemnlt liege. gs ltelte
iih ieood berans, bob er entfomnler
mar. Ser Gonoufteur, Die ilbrigen
geoieniteten oes 3uses uno % in Der
N1be befinolihe Stredenorbeiter ret
teten iih ourh Den Sdaft on Der
ISL. StraBe. Der eroBte Ibeil oes
3uges perbrannte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

in sic inpcrc Gage NltBlnnO's. Die
M}ebr5obl Der aoligen iinO @rpB.
grltnobeIiber unb our6 ole 8auern-
betuegung, sic iih in ~eriter &eibe
gegen Den 2nnobeiit ridtet, nidt me-
mig beturlbiqt moroen. Sic erflG-
rem, eS lei Die 6o6ite 3eit, bob Die
Hegierung uno ser glOel umSdu
unO Erub 3uiommenbolten lollten.
Sn oielen 0iltriften orgoniiiren bic
8roBgrunobeiiter eigene Sdub-
manni6often, Oo Die Hegierung fei-
ne o1Sreidenoe Eruppen3obl 81 sic.
fem 3mede sur &crfiigung ltellen
fam. r
8emaffncte 9auernbor0en 3iebcn
Our6 Die @ouoernementS oes eli.
oens, reuben mo mor0en, ipG9reno
Die Sruppen an 3obl SIT 9ering
iinO, nm oieien @emalttbnten Sin.
bolt t6un 5lt fonuen. Die gauge
2onOesbeoolferumg idleint mebr o0er
mentger in a~ufregung 81 iein. Gle
@eiitli6teit bemiibt iid nerge6enS,
Die 2eltte 81 beidmi6tigen. 0tit
8eginn beS mormen 8etterS lit cine
ipcitere Gus6reitung oieier gemc'
gllng. ST. befiirfter, beionoerS menlt
cine meitere Nobilmo6ung %erfolgeh
ioQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
Sertimmnng brObt.
Senti6luuo uuo Die b%entidjcu Snte.
reIicn in MaruffO.

reiicu in MfaruffO.
@emerfensrpertbe Heoe OeS Rei6S.
fon3IerS Billion, melde in @ariS
boieS 9Iit ma6en oiirfte. -
Seine @tnerfemung oeS 6ritii6.
iran3oiti6en NbtommenS, -
Hoiiuli ioQ nab Songer fommcu.
I'M Den aoiier @ilbelm BORT 81
trefieu. - Ger 9eiu6 oeS 2ebte.
rem in 2iiiobou. - England unb
ole Ser. Staatcu bieten $4,000
sur 5iIgrmg Der Samoa = 9tn.
iprii6e an. - %Snterpention Der
Nt16te aui Greta.
Berlin, 90. NiGr5. - HeidS'
f~an5Ier @rnf Billion erflGrte beutc
i'm &eidStoge in 8e3ug m%lfIforotfo,
Geuti6lano iperbe ii6 in eriter Clinic
in 8erbinoun9 NIT Dem Sultan bon
Marotfo ieteu, 9euti6lono babe in
Marotto Die nGmIiden SntcreIIen,
pie anoere MfGt)te, Die gleiden Sn.
tereiien, mie eS Itc in China mo an.
6eren @elttbeilen bette. 9ieie Sns
tereiien ieieu wirflide unO Wiiroen
IN Wuroffo inter Dem Yrin5ip Der
o~ffenen 5biire geifiist lueroen,
8orber bate Der So5ioliiteniiibrer
9ebeI Die oeiltihe 8cgierung fritiiirt,
ipeiI iie, meun iie Oeutide Snterelien
in Woroffo 81 pertbeiOigen bate.
nid)t i6on l1ngit norber 9ecignete
S6ritte Oo3u crgriff, %anitott 81 NOR
ten, bis gnglnn0 uno 6rantreid cine
@ereinbarung iiber oaS betreffen0e
2ano getroffen botten.
Der &eidSfun5ler iogtc, Safer
8ilbelm babe i6on Dor iiber einent
Sabre Dem Gonig BON Spanieu CT.
flGrt, ooB 0euti6lono feline ielbIt-
iiidtigen anidIG9e auf Die terrific
rieIle Sntegrit6t ooer sic ~llnobb6n-
gigfeit Maroffo'S bege. Der bepors
itebenoe 9eiud oes &aiierS in San'
ger babe feinen ogreiiipen 3med.
aQeiu obeeieben 0opon miiroen Die
Snterelien 0eutidlonO's in Waroffo.
meIbe BON betrGdtlihem llmfong
ieien, no6briidli6en S6ut erbolten.
&ariS, 80. MGr5. - Die belltig(
9e6e oeS oeutl6en &on5lerS oiirft(
einen meientliden GinfluB oui oil
moroffanii6e Situotion oliSiiben
Der @ortlout muroe bier nidt firth.
5eitig eenua OeroffentIiht, nm Ole
8eomten in Stnno 5u ieten, oieSrag.
meite Der He0e p0aig 81 ertu1gerl,
ollein ole o~Ilqemeine Anii6t lit, Oof
@raf Billions AeuBerun9eu, nab
renb Tie gem6Bigt itnO miiroeooa ma
rem, oenno6 Die glbiift 0eutidlanO's
entbiiaten, ooS britiid = fran50iiide
g(bfommer, meldes 6ronfrei6 cine
moBgebenoe Stellung in Nfnrofto
perleiben iol, nidt on5lerfennen. Die
GrfI1rung oes aon5lerS, 0aB Die
<3biire obne N9ei6rdnfung often ge-
baIten peroen miiiie, mar offenbar
auf ole 30,iGbrige 9eidrGnfung Der
9auer oes Nbfommens gemiin5t. Die
Infiinoigung, ooB ii6 0euti6lonO
brett an Den Sultan nenoen meroe,
oiirfte in 8erbinoung nit Dem beoor-
Itebenoen @eiude oes &oiiers @il-
belm in Woroffo betrG1tlihe Ser
itimmning in 6rantreid mod)rufen.
8aiIuIi mad Ranger et II.
geIaoen.
Ranger, Maroffo, 30. MGrS.
= Ger 8ouperneur BON San9er bat
Den 9onoitenbGuptIing Hoiiuli ein-
g%elaOen, NIT Den bouptlodliten
Siibrern ieiner Stdmme bierber 81
fommen, itiH Den 8oiier @ilbelm 81
trsfien. Die oeuti6e @elanotidofi
bot Die maurii6e &e9ierung beiuo.
gen, &aiinIi freies @eleit 81 garort.
tiren.
.aeine politiibe 9ebeu'
g."
goris, 90. MARS. = SIM @esen
fate 81 Der Mebr5obl Der Barrier
Da.4 uEIn.A So. On~4.x, ~ 81,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

ODne YTOt0tOu
nnO Sertrag.
Der HraiiOent mcif iidj 5u 6elfcn.
3uitimmung oeS SenatS 81 benz
Son 9omingo-H ummel iiberfliii.
Jig. - Sm Sale elmer nellen He.
pollution in ser Neger Hepublif
miro Die Hegierung oeS YraIioen-
ten Wforoles bon Den Ser. Stuo-
ten rmterItiibt. - 8unau 8ariIs
las Nni6lGge olrf Oen Soften
zines &una( S%ngenieurS ItoBen
ouf Yroteitc. - NQerlet Snterels
IanteS aus Der 9unoesbaupts
itoot.
@oibiugton. 9. 6, 30. @tGr5.
- YrGiiOent H%ooiepelt bat Den Stier
BEL ben &ornern gepodt uno Die Gan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS obne 8rotos
fol- mo obne &crtra9 DorlGufig ge'
regelt. 9oS arrangement gcbt Oa-
bin, ooB omerifonii6e 3oleinneb-
mer in Die SiiobGien Der &epublif
gelett merOen Iolleu, nm Die 3olle
ooielbIt ein5utreiben. Son ben Gin
nabmen linO 40 Yro5ent an Froiis
bent MorolcS o65ufiibten un0 50
Yro3ent meroen IN elmer Hems Oorfer
9anf bintcrlcgt, nm Die ngereften
g(n1prii6e" ouSmGrtiger 8ldubiger
oumit 81 beirieoigen. Die Hegierrng
bon Gan Domingo se%rnennt" Die be-
treifen0en G%olleftoren, Die inoeB bonn
G%rGiioenten ollsgciud)t Der0en. Die
@eloer perbleiben in Ser 8ont, bis
Der Senot inn &erbit Sen Sertrag ra-
tifi5irt bat, uno menn Der Senat
nift rotifi5irt, 10 meroen Die oepo-
nirten 80 Yro5ent an WtoroleS aus
ge5oblt, uno in Son Domingo miro
chen peiter gepuritelt.
Siebt man lid Die Sode genall
an, 10 1i1o in oieIem ARRANGEMENT"
tbotiG6li6 Die 9|eItimmungen Oes
8ertroges ooer oes b%conitun0eterl
GrototollS sur proftiiden Iusfiib-
rung gelongt, uno man itellt I'M
SerbIt Den Senat Dor Die fertige
S6utio6e, ooB oie @eloer coQeftirt
iino, aerooe mie Der grGiioent es pom
pornberein beobii6tigte, unO OoB es
nur pom Senot obbdngt, oh 0ieiel-
ben on Die fremoen 8lGubiger abge-
~lieiert meroen iollen o0er Oh Morales
ooS @elo boben, un0 Die fremoen
8lGlibiger init Siilfe ibrer reipefti'
ben &egierungen Sfonool idlogerl
ioQen. Die fren1oen 8lGubiger lin6
nit Dem Arrangement, DEM 8erneb-
men nod, ein%peritanoen un0 Wora-
les natiirlid aildJ, oenn na6 Der off
5ielen 8eriion mnd)t er ia Die gon5e
Sa6e IelbIt. 8rdiioent Hooienelt III
MIR 10 freunOlih, Die Terionlidfei'
ten 81 empfeblerL mel6e Die @iini6e
oes Srn. MoroleS oltsfiibren ioaert,
GrGiioent &oolepelt bot mebrere
Gonferen5en nit Dem &rie9SiefretGr
Soft un0 @enernlanmolt WoooD ge-
babt. Mm Wontog tUoren oieie SEA.
binetsmitglieber gegen OieienS 6ritt,
neld)en iie fir riStant bielten, &C.
itern ober fiigten iie iif Dem @un-
i6e ibreS Sberbouptes, orbeiteten
gemeinihoftli6 ben 8lon uno cine
pIauiible Grflorung fir oenielben
aus unb iibertru9en Dem SiiIfs-
Sefretdr Ioee Die Gusfiibrung, Ger
Yr1Iioent conferirte am Montog
Ibeno ebenfoQS nit Sen Senotoren
Spooner mo 2ooge; mas bel oieier
@elegenbeit 9eGllBert woroen emit
5iebt lid) Der offentli6en 9enntniB.
Imerifonii6e SiIfe ii +
Sen YrGfioenten mora.
an%oelitungelt iiber cine geplante
@rbebung gegen Hrdiioent Morales
bon Sonto 0omingo, Die bon Gri-
lirten Der Sniel 9eifiirt miro, iino
Dem StaatSoeportement Dor mebre.
ren Sagen 5ugefommen. Die bic
iigen 9eomten boben li6 ober barii-
Der nid)t ouf9eregt, bn iie iett, nad-
Dem YrGiioent &ooiebelt ben 8ors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

EaHe! EGIe!
snr Geiie in's MmsIanb beiprst 6.
Gaine, Rr. All, ct. Tanl-S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

Anoettlllgelt ltber cine gepla1te
@rbebung gegen Hrdiioent Morales
bon Sonto Domingo, Die bon Gri-
lirten Der Sniel geidiirt miro, lino
Dem StnatSoeportement Dor mtebre-
rem Sagen 5ligefommen. Die bic.
iigen 9eomten baben li6 ober barii-
ber nid)t ouf9eregt, on iie iett, nad.
Dem ErGiibent &ooiebelt Den 8ors
ihIoe Der Tegierung bon Sonto DO
mineo, Die Sinan5en ienes 2onoes
81 iiberiua6ert, nngenommen, freie
Sono 81 bo6en glouben, benz Eraii-
oenten Worales 9eiitano 5u leiiten
uno iold)en 9eiltanO aiif leiiten mer-
ben, penn lie BON Wforales eriuft
luerben, irgeno cine grbebung ME.
ber5uihlagen, tpelfe midtige Snter-
eiien Santo 9omiugo's g~efGbrbet.
Mon meiB, BOB General @arbo
uno feline @etreuen auf ser Sniel
Eorto Tico getpeien iino. 0as
Staotsoeportement mitroe BON III.
rem oortieen Sreiben uno BON Der
@ieoerabreiie oerielben bon Torto
Gieo prompt u1terridtet. Der Si-
thrift Monte Griiti lit als Der Srt be.
FAINT, mo Die &epolutionare bon
Santo Domingo batptidhlid lire
Yldne ~ousbriiten, uno man bate
bier geelaubt, 9arba uno @enollen
miiroen iib bortbin penoen. Die
Nadridt, oob file bort ongefommen.
bat oaber unter oen @oibin9toner
9eamten feline sroBe ueberraidnng
berporaerufen. 9as 5lottenoeparte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

8oris, 80. MARS. = Sm @eeen.
iose 5u Der Mebr5abl Ser Barrier
3eituneen erflGrt Der oMtotin," Die
Innobnle, baB Der 9eiud oes beut-
iden 9oiiers in San9er oils elm Yro.
teit geeen Die fran5oiiibe Moroffo.
Yolitif auf5ufoiien lei, entbebre ieoer
8egriinoung. @egeu bas britiit,
fran5oiiide Ibfommen babe 9eutih.
LAMB ME ben Ieiieiten Ginpano erbo.
ben, UNI 10 meniger, oa GelcoiIe 81,
3nliherung 9egeber, ooB oeut.
ide Sntereiien in Waroffo u%nbeoingI
gei6iist meroen miiroer. Ser Wini,
iter iei bereit, oieieS 8eripreder
idriftlid 81 iuieoerbolen, uno mor
!. fonne oesbaIb Dem 9oiierbeiiift
vihperIih cine poIitiide 9eoeutunq
beimeiien.
aaiier WilbeIm in 9iii a
:. BON.
2iifabon, 20. Yfor5. = 8eiterr
abenb iuobnte aaiier @ilbelm einel
Sibung Der y@eogropbiiden @eiea
idJaft" bel, beren Hrdiibent, abmiro
Jerreiro amarol, in ieiner 8iafpm
mems niprade berporbob, bob oel
aoiier iih aud lebbaft fir Die @e
fdidte bon Yortugal's aoIoniia