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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Cages y~iem!atettea.
& n b.

- corporal" Sames Tanner if
gum 8efeblsbaber Der r@rano Nrmt
Of the Eepublic" ermdblt mDrben.
Sefretdr Setter pun Der Stem
Orleanier gottDub6rie bat isinen be-
ribntten Sabresberibt uber Die lebt.
idbriae Banmn0nernte perDfent'
libt. Oana9 cat bic @rnte fur oas
Sabr 1904-1905 IL, 565, 1856 BaQen
betragen uno lit bic er6Bte aeueien
Die lie gemadt uuroen 1T. Der
bDcbite Breis. Der mdbrenb BEG Sab
res fir vWfiblina" besablt muroe,
mar 1875 Gents, Der nieoriaIte
81 Gents, ourhihnittli1 braHte bic
@rnte 9.99l100 Gents per Bfuno.
Die Staot Ntlanta in @eDrgia
bat iebt audi geger ale Orte uno
8eQenoen, in oenen @elbfieber
berrlbt. 0uarantdne einaerihtet.
Der Brdiioent bat Sraut SIS.
Balmer, ben 3bef Der Heaierunas,
oruderei in darlington, abgeIebt,
oa Balmer nibt. uie pDr 11ebreren
Tagen aufaeforbert, feline &eligna.
tion eingeianot Bat. @leihseitig lift
er angemieien tuurben, nidt ueiter
auf Die &eItgnatiun bes 8ormannS
EtGett's uno oeS Dtpifiunspors
ttanrs 6ab au orin9en.
= yta6 ben lebten, aueroinos
pielfab untlaren Nabribten Ideint
in 9Dfio am Sreitag Die Oronuna
wieoer bergeiteqt gu iein. giniae
9epeiben meloen ~aueroinqs mob
BON GiDts uno 4rauaQen, ooh Be.
5leben lih oieie auf fribere 8or,
gdnge. Sn &obe ioIen ebenfaas I'm.
ruben oOraefommen iein uno man,
iou iu9ar oas Stanobilo bes Wars
quis StO bom Rpitament aeitiirat
uno ourd Die StraBen aeidleift bas
ben, bod feblt nod ieoe BeftGtiauna
oteier iebr unglaubli9 t~linaenoen
Nahriht. Die &eaieruna bat 1id
entIblofien, Die @inselbeiten oes Jries
oensoertra9es su perDffentfihen.-
Nuh i'm 8aufaius 1T, uie cine De-
peihe aug ct. Betersbure meloet,
oas Shltmmite iberitanoen. Die
Sage lit anerbings nod febr emit
nno man fann nibt iaaen, Dab ote
Oroung ihOn n6qig nieoer herQeiteut
lei, Die BebDroen baben aber bod
tpieoer bic 8iael in Der 6ano uno oa
beftdnoig 9ruppenneritdrtuneen elm,
trefen. lit cine Bieoerbolune Der
Scener, Die iih ndbreno Der lebteu
Gage i'm 8atuoiitritt a%beeipielt ba.
ben, niht 81 befirhten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
gett ttper go 1anreu

|idun uur6e Mrs. 8inslum's SOP.
thing SBrup bon Miuiunen ppu
Wfitter1 beim 8abnen Der Rinber
ar9euenoet. Wtrit gu i'm Sh(ofe
onrh oas Sbreien zines &inoes aes
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lift unb Dor
Sbmersen ueint? 8enn 10, la1Se
iofDrt cine Tlai@e BON ,,M1rs.
WinslDms SoUtbina Ssrup" hDleu.
Seia Wert lift unbeaablbar. &c miro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen 1Dfort Yinoe.
rung peribafen. 8erlast eud oas
raul, Wtiitter. e8 lit tein 8ueifel
bariber. sc BELT Diarrbue, reaus
liert ben Waeen uno bic 0iereu.
beieitigt Bino > 2olit, ertueidt ben
@aumen. nerbinbert gntatnouno
uno ftdrtt oas gauge Ssftem.
,WrS. WinslDruS Soothing SHRUB"
fir sabnenbe 4inoer lit anaenebm
i'm @eidmad; oas &ecept itamnft
BON einem Der beften meib(iden
Ger5te in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit
bel allen Druggtften in Der aartser
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents Der
Slaihe. &auft nidts anberes, als
Mrs. Winsloms Soothing Snruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
y,pu etueru gspb auaesrtffeu

III einem 2Irbeiter &iot unb l6redGd
5uaeri6tet, griff elm gbica9oer 5traBen-
babn 8onbuf eur gu 8udlen's Qrnica
Satbe unb tpurbe interchangeable.
s.. S. Beld oun 9etuniba, Mi6,
i6reibt: Sd gebraude es in meiner So
Mile unb finbe e8 perfeft, @roBarti9
fir Sdnitt= unb Branowunben. Nur
rs gts. bei s. 8alteper & SObn, SEQ.
S. S @hmibt, Gi9entlmer, llnb Iopli
SreiS
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Niuia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1T berient9e, Der ii@ @~ertopfuns uoer
unberoauli6feit 5u3ps unb feline @eiuno=
belt our6 ben @e6rau9 BON Or. Sings
9teuen 2ebens 4iGen wieoer e~rlanste
Cine idnelle, ii6ere uno ansenebme eur
fir &opflpe9 nub g%eritopfun9. rs gts.
8n baben BEL S. &alteper & 5obn, @eu.
S. s. 56miOt, gi9entiimer, uuo @bofi
0reiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-09
Vic Semgg.
e"fe'bmatertaltem anh sucb.
hnnN(ttun

@rObe Gnswabl bon gottO . Sri,
gern auer @rt. Sancps uno Gport,
Artttel. Announcements auf QIIe in,
ldtiotife 8eitfhriften prompt beIDrot
Die NIT benz @efddft uerbunoene
MccIoenas Druferei fertiot
ale Nrbeiter, GinIabunas= un6 @ra.
tlilati1nStarten in beioen Gprahen
an. Spe5ialit6t: Druid BON Stqs
tutefi fiir oentihe 8ereine.
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GGmpfc auf Oen Gbilippincn.

@oibinQtoM 3. s., II. San.
- 0enernllielltennnt GDoiicc. Gbef
0e9 @enerulitnbe5, bat BON @encrol
GorbiL Dem Gommonoircnben ser
Ebilippinen.G ipiiion IN Wnnilu, cine
&nbelocpeid)e erboItcr, 100 nod 6icier
iol9cnoc Nod)ridt bonn 9ri9noe.@cs
neral Garter, Gommlonoircnoen or9
GcportcmentS @ilopo5, ootirt EocIc.
bolL 4. SonIor, erbolten bot:
oObcrlieutenont Mprton 9. NluerD
bon ocn Ebilippincn. ScoutS, elmer
ieincr &clltc uuO 5luci ein9cboreneNl!-
gcitclltc iino on 10. &onIar III einent
@cfedt onl 9olore@ .Ripcr nerpmbtt
morocu. Ger Soloot Muffin pom so
ipiiol-Gorp0 mnr6c on s. &onnar III
eilem @Cied)t beiWtoiiN Sdmor, Der
muloCt mo nclll bon oerG onItoblcr'
Monnidoit %getoOtct. Sieutenont
9(ucru uno scr Soloot Nuitin iinO
bier e%ingetroffeu.
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qeporfen. ST erGitt tootlihe Ser
lebungen.
0u8 Gi3 I'M Su8quebnma lit 5ebn
3oI oid uno nidt lpeit pou Dorf lit
etue ied5 WeiIen Iauge GiSitnumg.
Sr. Ncpton 2. Goot non @ogcr3=
tomn Elm betonnter YoIititer, mltBte
noh Dem oWtt. Scope SrrenoipI" &C.
brodt merocu.
Del SbarpSburM @uibington.Go.,
tom EN- GROCER itmor5er @Gr iiber
ooS els 6CS Eotomoc aus Den nirgt'
niidCn @cbirgcn mo muroc pou mt
gcfGbr 80 &dNern pcrioIat. God eut.
tam Oa9 Ebicr micocr in Die }ertIiiite-
ten @CrGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Gorneaie feiftet Grfnh.

SllluClllCll, IpSIuJS Vtlu ullluJ pu2
8untiuuiment pom Sberlin per
loren, tpcrOeu be3ubIt.
OberIin, o, II. San. -@roBc
6reuoc e%utitonb belltc infer oenStlt.
Ocnteu oea Oberlin College ourd)
Die Nnfiinoiglmg, ooB ollie @cIocr,
melhc Stuoenten 6rub 0nS Salt
ment Der Giti3euS Nutionol @unt,
reip. ourb sic S6~piuoelcien ser
Sruu G6uomid, ncrIorcr, ibr @utbu.
ben qcgeu &or5ci9cn ibrcr 8ontbii-
der o~iSge5obIt crboItcu ioacn. 9ln.
0rclp Carnegie bot eincu Gbef iiir
Die 9e5oblunQ Der notbwenOigcll
Sumue 9eididt, Carnegie bot oltdy
Die $4,000 ericet, mclhe sic Oorng
Men5 Standardization ourt) ooS
@ontiolliment cinbiiBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

fir sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOre, Die lhT Inner Gekauft HABIT
4,4g. dI. TulN
uu.srsoAlifs Won CsEzW LAN<<~
9lu8 bent SnnerH WGrDlano's anS
ben angrea5enSeu Stadtcn.

GiS I'M &ofen BON Nnnos
polls.
Ger Sofen bel annapolis lit bon
eincm llicr bis gum onoercn 5lt0eIro'
rem mo niele gliliterniobr5utge Iiegen
fcIt I'M Giir. Qic Sdifiiobrt miro
ooOitrd) itorf bceintrGdti9t. Scr
0ompfcr DSu9oucbom0" bon Der
,SoldcitersGo." muBte imltebren.
obre leine neutrality-suspicious. al Den
peri6ieoenen 6%liiIicn bcillden 5l fon.
llclt.
Grtroren.
Gn Der g}Ghc BON 6ronflinpillc, 10
WteiIen lueitlid) BON EieOmont, muroc
Der 2eidnom OeS % Sabre olten
9remiers %. q. Smith BON Serro
glta, ". $50, al ben @eleiien Der
Baltimore Ohio : 9obn" %geflnoen.
Ger iu1oc Wunt mar bon eincm
3r9e QeItiir5t rnO bottc &%erlebnngen
erlitten. Gr pcrilld)te, cine mcnld)=
lid)e Mobnmng 5t erreideit, mic Die
0lutipllren anoeuteter, 0od) error
cr, ebe ibnl 9icic5 gclong. Der Seid)s
nont lultroc orci Stunoen ip0ter &C.
fuloen
Sn Oorf qcitorben.
Sn Dorf, ga, lit @r. SotO6 Q.
SAoIl, felt 1895 grGiibert Der Or.
item Notionol.@ onf," I'M Sitter bon
70 Sobren geitorbet. Gr luor ein
bo6geaftcter @eih1ftSmour. @crr
SdaQ binterlGBt bier ainber,
SdoB d. einen 6nb ob.
Sn Der NGbc bon Gatoctin, 6reoe.
rid.Gountp, ifob iid) Der Is Sabre
olte elmer Dolng oItf Der Sn0o Den
SUB ob. gr botte Elm @emebr icineS
9rllocrS mo iebte Ooiiclbe nit Der
Wiinoung ocS 2ollfeS oilf ieinen 6ltB
uno ipiclte oorlit, bis Der Sd)ub los.
ging. Der bin5uge5ogene Irjt ioro,
ooB gllltper1iftitng einiebte, mo lieB
Den llngliiflid)en nod Dem Soipital
in Sreoerid brin9en, no 6aS 9eln bis
an ooS anie obgeionmen ipernen
mnBte. Scin 3uitan0 lit b0d)It be.
0entlid.
Selb It nj ans Gram.
Sn Worontolun, Ile9onD.Gount
bat Ger aoItbouSbeliser Midoel
EoiiaroleS elbitmorb blird) GrifieBen
begon9en, mo man uermutbet, ooB
err Die 59ot ans 8rom iiber ben 600
ieineS Dor &ur5cm al Der Sipbtberi.
It's 9eItorbenen &inoes beging. Seine
5rall unb 5mei aoitgGnger 1T Dem
Souie batten NiftS BON Dem Sduiic
gebort.
grano in Inne Irun6eIs
Gountp.
Sci 9(rnolo's Citation al Der .9(n.
napolis Sbort 2ine.9abn" 1T oaS
ginmabegeiddft bon ebos. &. Gate
abgebrannt. Ger MIR tbcilneiie oilrd)
8erii6erlrng geoedte S6aoen miro
aui mebrere Jaliieno Collars &C.
Hoti5en.
9ei Dem 8eriud)e, Die 9abngeleiie
bel W~artinsblirg, 0..8a. 81 freu5er,
ipiiroe Der eIeftrifer MoIane Wepers
bon einem 3tge getroffen nno anf ein
N~ebengeleiie Dor einen anberen 3ug
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~" Seiite iinbet i'm .0arlep.
Garf" elm eroBes Sblaftfeit nah
ridtiger nltoeutider @eiie itatt.
Ger iopioIe Srit min oorauf iebeir,
oaB ieoer @alt, Dem oas @oiier i'm
Wuno 5uiammenIdnft. fuern er Elm
Stiid ioftieen Shpeinefleiihes III
friid,em Sauerfraut iiebt, 5ufrieoer.
g~eIteIlt miro. Dan Ieie Die an5eiae
al, anoerer Stele oieies 9IatteS.
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WGnncr nnS Sranen fommt at ms.

Wdnner uno Srdiert nit 0eheimen arnnfbet.
ten, uoer arampf aoertrud,, Sef6piiren, aus
f~aIlenoen Saaren, Striituren, e(usfIuB, BTutber.
giftung, 8rii6er, SdntaisihIdeen, ~5fbennntis'
Wiereuleioer, MnftonrmIeioen. Sdmorrtoiben,
SdrtIeibiefeit ober trgeno tuelfer berfpanbten
Grap'6eiien foIteu fi6 oertrnuersbou an ms
fpenber, geoentenbe Gpe6iaIiiten iperoen Sie
nnteriufen uno ~foftenIoS cine ipliienftnftIiGe
0iaarofe Sbres Sales gebert. Nt9t elm Solar
Dor Der Seiluns 5I ~be5abIe1. .Gir teiIen raid.
ft6er, f6mer5Ios urlo oauerbaft, lllo bebanoeIn
itiir aebeine sra nfbeiten bon Wdrnern uno
GraueIt. @enn Gle ni6t rommen fJunen, 10
bena6rihtieen sic urs, uno ipir betanbeIn Ste
In Sbrer @obnuHg. 9eilnng garanttrt ober
feline Headb[una, = a1nnen mir nlebr fbuu7
Niiat Voftfdrte BET, penn Sbr f9retbf an Or.
@hiiipS Mebieaf Jnftitnte, 1887 cf.Nrattsess.
6aftimpre, Nsb. 9eutf6 tpito eefpro9en.
(U2Qt1I1&G,1J)
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~IpNhpNS VNItUBViy flp RIHllu'
oltc Siibncr t2c.; irnge @iibncr t2c.
bis 14c.; Gnten t2c. bis tic,; Elttcr
Toe. bis 16c.; @Gnic 12c. bis 1916;
Goubcn, pro Qoor 20c. bis 25c.
s ii d. uno 8emii e.
&artoifeln, pro 8llid)cl 40c, bis
SOC; ncllc Bermuda aortoiielL pro
Sab $3.50 bis $3.50; 3ufcrriibeu,
pro aiitc 35c. bis 40c.; @ciBtobl,
pro Come SO bis $13; 3miebeIn,
pro 9uiteI soc. bis 81; GnrotteuL pro
Giite Acc. bis SOC; Ncpiel, pro Sob
75c. bis $3.50; gnana8, pro Crate
$3.50 biz $500; Sellerie, pro 9eo.
26c. bis 50c.; brouner &obI, pro 8,Is
ihcl 1214c. bis 15c.; Spinut. pro
9uidcI Goo. bis Toe; crime 9obneu,
pro &orb $500 bis $3.50; unbe
&iiben, pro @uidel SOC. bis 40t,;
&opiialut, pro &orb SOC. bis $500;
iunge Grbien, pro aorb $t.75 bis
1925; @lumenfobI pro SOB So bis
81; @urfen, 6loriooer, pro aorb 50
bis $3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier
$3.50 bis $3.50.
Groceries un6 8robiitos
mem.
SaI3fleildl, pro 8funo: fleine Git
gor.Gurc0 Sdinfcn t1Ac.; 9robe
Sdinten 1915; California; Gfiu.
fen ne; Sugur.Gureo 9ruitltiide
10c.; Sugar : Gllreo Shultern
SHc.; troden geiol3ene Seitenrippen
The; Spedieiten See; troden &c.
lnl5enc Sfultern Tie; reineS
SdmoI3 in GierccS 715c.; Sped
idrtltern S12c.; MeB-S fhucinefleiid)
$3.50 pro Sob.
Haffinirter 3uder: gepiirfelt
6.85c.; plllperiiirt 6.25c.; Stanoaro
%gronulirt 6.15c.; feiu 9rom,lirt
6.15c.; Grpitol I 6.15c.; Columbia
q 5.S0c.; gelber 5.15c. bis 5.65c.
@er0Iteter &affee: 6. 8. g., 100
Yio. aiiten t4c.; Is. 6. 6. 60 BIO.
aiiten tl.tOc.; &. 8. g. 90 Efnno
aiiten 14.20c.; reiner SABA 2819c.
bis 900; gutter SABA 2619c. bis &c;
reiner Woffa 261ac. bis &C.; SABA
uno Moffa, gemiidt, 251ac. Biz 26c.;
SABA, semiift, 241ac. bis 25c,; rei'
ner Morncnibo 211ac. Bis &c.;
reiner Ga @ropra 201ac. Bis Die;
reiner Santos 2012c. bis PIC; Gan.
toS, geniidt, 1915. bis Doc; @io,
gemiidt, 181@c. bis 19c.
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HrpSnften.Marft

ltnrenitebenbe 8reiie beaieben itd)
o,tf Den @ngroS. San0eI; fir oeu
&IeinbonoeI mi,B Elm entipredJenSer
g(llfidIag gemadt per6en.
@ier, pro 9ubenO PC. bis 29c.
Butter, pro 8flno:
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CIR. 1904, Noroi@e ntrnls2loenIIe.
Der .yiorooit Smnmeripdbrenoe 8niioeretr
bon Baltimore" berfnmineIt Ith bier
ieoeu Wlontde. - Georee 9rebm & Cons
Bier am 8dpf nod oenti1er art birelt
BON SAB.
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galtimorer Narftberidte.

Baltimore, II. 5ebruor 1905.
Mebl. - 3uiibr 1900 SGlicr,
einidIiebli6 625 8Giicr SIT 2ocldt-
Yoint uno 1929 Safer SIT Caution.
&iiltenperionot 267 5Giier. Die So
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90 nj S.-3uiubr 95,528 9uidel;
&criouot pom Den @Iepotoren 1864
9uiheI; Glepatoren-8orrot 1919
46S 9uideI. &~erf6uie: 3 @oggon3
Spot jl 5O$8, I @og0on Nr. , mel
Der Spot SIT 50$s, 1 @oggon gelber
5l 81, $4,000 9l,id)eI Spot 5lt 5038,
1000 Steomer 0emii6ter Spot SIT
1875, 1000 Nr. 3 Spot 5u 1888,
10000 Spot.
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Nr. 1924, SitsBdItimoresSirab - 3im'
mer an Serren gu bermietben. - Sefnite
@etrdnfe uno @eine. ,Rabs Ntep'8ralie,
rei'"9ier. 8erinmmIuneslofuI bes DIT
2o:nbaroftr. Snlmeriu. @aus uno 3etb'
8ereins". gbef.sTeI. WIt. Bernon 4942 %.
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Che eie Ginenthun faufe

ober berfaufen, iuenoen sic itb an Gbartes U.
@eder, @rinoeigenibuinss unb B~eriideriineSs
Ua1fIer, Sr. 420, 4prb.GartnsS trnke.
SeIo 5u oerIeiben uuf Sppoibeien In beltebts
oen SuntrteIt. Nooi6-)
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N0fer.- 3unlbr 1920 NuidJel !;
aus Oen Glepotoreu 5uriifge5ogen
1881 @uifeI; GIepotoren . @orrotb
t06,67S @uidel. &erfGufe; I @og.
gon Nr. 3 lueiBer 81 37%.
Mpltinr ShlllRrntc;
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3i berfaufen.

Die e~iasisen sipsttb6taeu Sdufet
sum Eerfauf In SitsBdIttmore, angren5enb an
ben prn9toouen s9atterfcrs8arf." Batigent.
Strnbe, ode bon 8aItiInore.Strabe. aonlnt
buerff uno babt bic suSipnbI. 9iefe Sdufer
tno In ieoer Sinittt MODERN, NIT Wearmor'
eaiis uno sSaustreppe, fotpte nobernen Der.
befferuneen, eini6IiebIi6 gbBuestnndI. Ggent
tdeli9 unb Gonntaes on put uno Steue. Se'
nust Sairmountsgloenie @nggons.
Gbiu. Z. Gallagher, Bnuu1ternebuer,
i128-) 9r. 2s0S. Sairmounts2loe.
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gr. 432. gIGremounis9lpe, SisbTanbtotun.
Snuptaudrtier oeS rBaoenid > Mdrners
6ors". Sineitnnoen 9tenitaa,. .abenbs 8
tlbr, uno oes .MonlmentaIsS iftrifts Nr.
231, 3. u.sB. n~WlonumentnI "sgter am
8npf. DISQUALIFICATION - 1925 u.
Bni. 3. 9. Support, Beiteer.
(Ge52,1O
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Canton unb StgBlaubtom n.
e6mibt,s .,Gideufrou,.soQe."

Gde 8. uno Soueb.s trabe. S~anptauartter
oeS ,@aDern 6r, lint. s8ereins." n@i1ens
fraI5sS amer sgereins,1 ~ganton Smmerip.
g1ls uno 2eibsBeretns, nSeutf9e 9e'
uro ~&eHeIf6mieoe.llnion".
Strides Bier su ie6er 8eit. telephone:
9. & y. - Wlt. Sernon 1903 gB.
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9ihrr,a ..GheIipeihs0ane.n

MdrpIanos3eIepbon - % s..
Sduptaunrtier oes 9efunebereins -r@bel.
ipeiB," 1S1men.8ereins 6es GbeIpetB."
aGantorsg onclnpes Nr. 445, 8. s.. S."
pSrieutaIsSiftrifts 9tr. 15S, 3. u.s9." uto
Canton Spars Ii. 8erenileungss 8eretns".
(Sept2f 49,
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SteQeugeiude.
eteneaeiudl:
gu ~perfanfen oSer st berpadten.

Gu u~ertanfen uber Sn uerpadlteu:.
Cifs8uItimoresGtroBe mno BoitsS fftcesslbenle;
Id Bel 100 SUP. Ser bintere 2Deil bes @riinbs
[tids miro fir Elm get0dftseebdibe bes sSeut'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
BIG GREEN AUTO KILLS BOY.
Chauffeur Was Racing With an Elevated
Train Regardless Of the Road.

Eleven year-old Freddy Busching Of
1895 Wilkins place. The Bronx, was playing
cat with his little brother Ernest and
other boys In Southern Boulevard near by.
yesterday afternoon. A green touring car
whizzed along the boulevard. 1t tipped
through the crowd Of boys, knocking them
right and left and tossing Freddy high in
the air.
James Roche ran down from his veranda
and carried the bleeding boy into his yard.
His daughter telephoned for an ambulance.
When it arrived DR.. Boese said that Freddy
had been killed instantly. His skull. spine
and right hip had been broken. None OF
the others was hurt.
The auto contained rec men and a
woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woercher
Of zoos Southern Boulevard say the cha uf-
feur was paying no attention to the road,
but was looking up at an elevated train.
with which he seemed to be racing The
machine was going at more than forty miles
an hour. they say. 1t almost ran down q
dirt truck at Jennings street, two bloc ks
north OF the scene Of the accident, then
escaped at full speed through Boston road
northward :"
Capt. Ferris OF the fremont police station
telephoned to the Bronx Park station to be
on the watch for the machine. and detec-
dves searched the garages in town, but no
clue has yet been found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
INVESTIGATION PLANS.
Rear Admiral Goodrich to Try to Place
the Blame.

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-Resr Admiral
c. F. Goodrich, commanding the Pacific
station, will tomorrow, upon his arrival
at Bellingham Bay. Puget Sound. order an
investigation Of the cause Of the accident.
The investigation, which will be preliminary,
will be followed by a court Of inquiry. which
will, If justification be found for the action,
order that courtsmart ial be held to determine
the guilt Of any of the officers Of the Ben
nington who may be to blame for the acct
dent.
Rear Admiral Goodrich is on his way
from Alaskan waters to Bellingham Bay
on his flagship, the cruiser Chicago. The
investigation will he rigidly carried out,
and officials OF tn. Navy Department hero
intend to make sure of the punishment Of
any one who may have been to blame for
the large loss of life.
When the first news of the disaster reached
Washington, coming through press de-
spatches. instructions were at once sent TO
the commandment OF the Ma Island Navy
Yard by Acting secretar, 4 If the Navy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
SAN DIEGO'S HELP.
City Is Doing All II Can for the Wounded
sailors.

WAsHIN oToN, July 2l.-Ths telegram
froln John l.. Sehn, Mayor of San Diego!
giving some details OF the Bennington dis
aster was received at the bur ,su OF navi-
cation tonight:
Entire watch on duty in engine room
believed to be killed. Number OF dead
not yet definitely determined. Twenty
five bodies thus far removed from the ship.
Eight or ten other bodies believed to he
fastened down by heavy wreckage in boiler
room.
About sixty wounded removed from
ship and placed in the hospital on shore.
Every assistance being given by all sur
geons of city. All citizens Mortified over
the tragedy that has occurred and render
ing all possible services. San Diego de-
sres to express through you sympathy
with all afflicted relatives OF victims"
Capt W. p Potter, acting chief of bureau
sent the following reply;
1.-THE bureau is inexpressiby shocked at
the terrible accident on board Che Benning-
ton. Sincerely appreciative OF the SYM
pathy shown by yourself and the people
of San Diego and grateful for the assistanos
rendered
The following was received from John s.
Alderman, president of the San Diego
Chamber of Commerce.:
Our city is plunged into deepest grief
over the terrible calamity that has befallen
the Bennington Everything possible 10
being done for the injured. Please COM
mand our services in any way they may
be made available"
Acting Secretary Darling sent the fol-
lowing reply:
Department is greatly shocked by
frightful accident on the Bennington and
is deeply touched by the kindness shown
the sufferers by the people Of San Diego.
We will be grateful for anything you can
do to alleviate their condition"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
SAVES ROY FROM DROWNING.
The Rev. G. W. Davenport PlunEes Into
IL Feet OF Water with His Clothing On.

DANBuRY, Conn; July 2l.-The Rev.
George w. Davenport, rector Of st. James 3
Episcopal Church Of this city, risked
plunge into twenty-five feet Of water at
Lake Taunton, ten miles from here, to-
day to rescue drowning boy. The clergy
man was a member Of a boating party,
consisting Of members Of his church who
are camping at the lake, and some OF the
venturesome ones in the boat jumped over
board to swim ashore as they approached
camp.
Unaware Of the depth of the water. Or
lando Brown, 10 years old, son Of DR.. d. c.
Brown of this city, followed the swimmers.
although unable to swim. The clergy
man saw the boys danger nd,fully dressed
sprang into the water at the moment Brown
disappeared. The boy was sinking
when the clergyman reached him. With
the half conscious 10y in his arms
and hampered by hh wet clothing
the clergyman was almost exhausted when
he reached shore. Strong efforts were
necessary to revive young Brown.