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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
RUSH TO CLEAN STREETS.
Tamemany Leader to Succeed Mayor
Woodbury-as a Favor.

Mayor Mcclellan had a conference with Thomas
F. Rush Tammany leader Of the 18th District ana
former law partner of the Mayor, yesterday and 1t
was said after Mr. Rush left the City Hall that the
Mayor had offered TO make him Street Cleaning
Commissioner. Mr. Rush has taken the offer under
Amusement. His friends said last night that he
did not want the place. but that the opposition In
Tammany Hall against Major Woodbury. is so in
tense that he would take it in the hope of con-
ferring benefit on the Tammany district leaders,
who have found Commissioner Woodbury. hard
man with whom to do business
Mayor Mcclellan is considering Lieutenant Cen
eral Adna r. Chaffee successor to Police COM
missioner McAdoo. General Chaffee, 1t is under
stood in Washington is to retire from the army
this winter with the intention of taking long rest
It is not at all certain that he would consider an
offer of the Police Commssionership but the Mayor
hopes that he will, and that he can be prevailed
upon to accept General Chaffee is IN Washington
it was said yesterday at the City Hall, and the
Mayor expects to hear from him before the end OF
this week.
Mavor Mcclellan has all along fancied that a
tired army officer would be an ideal head for the
Police Department, but he has not felt that he
could ask Mr. McAdoo to retire. Now that he is
just beginning his four year term the Mayer aye his
friends said Yesterday that Genefal Chaffee couio
h7 Wbe the R RSe ne yesterday
about General Chaffee he 'shied" and said that ne
s sf9d not George 9e " Loft the candyaEer
0eg Have Vou made up your slater? the Mayor
asked .,..
No" said the Mayor, taking up two typewriter
sheets of names and titles to offices lying on MS
desk. 81 have not made up the slate, but 1Ye got
plenty of applications for all the places he dls-
pIaved the f'slate' at a safe distance.
fMayor Mcclellan hopes to announce his new
on his return from Princeton, where he plans TO
spend Christmas.
Controller Grout is to name the new Bridge Com
missioner. The Mayor seems to belieye that inc
rem. and he is going to abide by the Controliers
Judgment fer possible in deciding Brooklyn
problems. a., c,..
The friends Of James n Tully. Charities Comm MS
soner said Yesterday that it was practically GER
tain that Mr.. TuIly would be continued in Once
TulIy is a McCarren man. The Mayor thinks ne
has made a good record.
Alderman Doull, chairman of the Board OF county
Canvassers, said last night that he hoped TO get
the canvass out of the way so as 10 make II pos
sible certificate Of election to be issued 10 the
Mayor, Controller and President OF the 6oaro OF
Aldermen by Saturday night of this week, or not
later than Wednesday morning next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
TO TRY WICKESS SANITY.
AEenists Will Examine Convicted
Lazoger and Report Today.

Thomas P. wickes. the lawyer who as Lewis
Jarvis attempted TO blackmau Commodore Ed
ward Weston. OF Newark. arraigned yesterday
afternoon before Justice Rogers in the Criminal
Branch of the Supreme Court for sentence Mrs
Wickes dressed in black. was In court when her
husband was placed at the bar The prisoners
counsel moved for trial on the ground OF
errors. The motion was denied
Referring afhdavits. which have been sub
rnitted that wickes is OF unsound mind. District
Attorney Jerome said that wickss was before the
court q sane man.
.aThe question of wickess sanity he said can
be raised only by his legal representatives at the
present time. and by irresponsible persons II
counsel for the defence viii lnterpose such plea
the case can be alienist for his opinion
Then Mr. Jerome moved for the sentence OF tbs
convicted lawyer. but after conference with Mr.
Jerome and Wickess lawyers Justice Rogers de-
cided TO postpone sentence until this afternoon. In
the mean time wickes will be examined by two
alienists Or. Austin Flint and DR.. Carlos s. Me-
Donald, who VIII report to Justice Rogers when
the adjourned sentence comes up this afternoon
When he was .remanded the lawyers wife. who
has been haunting the Criminal Courts Building
since her husbands conviction walked back VITA
him TO the prison. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
JUSTICE MAY RESIGN.
Mfr. Barrett's Health Nay Force
Him TO LedUe Bench.

Justice George C. Barrett Of the Supreme court
9. was learned from his intimate friends
-,,1 resign from the bench in the early sprung IL
g. ;,aoor,es aypare-t by that time that he cannot
regain his accustomed strength
Tustice Barrett is in Nassau, Bahama Isiahos
where he viii remain for the winter months. 20
So,, fsirl,y we'll but is strong enough to
ree-,n3e his duties on the bench One OF MT Bar
rett.s friends said yesterday;
The fudge is expected TO be back On Inc ogc Il is
fiis time but his stTengtn mas ed, for resun-
Trg by early spring he VIII resign 80 IinS
tlon % eeCc1r whoever he may De- may SLssIst ~
ms 80, 80 ne local bench OF some OF the "oiA'
1giI.ch is png up raploiy'
Justice Barrett has not been a1le 70 nd. a. the
- a1+ies for the last year His 1riehds al inc
res, ssssio of the legislature passed bill pro
,.ling for pensions for justices "h,,e apes ns
70 an justices who retire 1t was though ,,ns ms Of
80 perrett would be the first to avail hissa u
uce IsaIf 1a,irs on a pension or about $lok
yea Ee cid not retire. as he thought mat ne
yxo,,,a ne able 10 resume his dutieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
DROWNED BY OYSTER BOAT CRUELTY
Members of the Sadie Lewiss Crew Testify
Before United States Commissioner.

Baltimore. Dec. 20.-The witnesses in the case
of Levin T. Lewis captain of the oyster dredge
boat Sadie Lewis. who had a hearing to-day
before United States Commissioner Rogers on
the charge of cruelty to members of his crew,
testified that they had been cruelty beaten by
the captain from the time they put foot on
board the Sadie Lewis until relieved from their
bondage by the United States authorities on
board the revenue cutter Window. The testi-
mcny was also that white mate named Tom
and a coIored second mate named George At
wood was guilty Of similar offences The two
mates It was testified, on one occasion beat one
of the mem bers Of the crew almost into insensi-
biIity and in his efforts to avoid further punish
ment the man fell overheard and was drowned
without any serious effort being made to save
him The crew consisted of ten men, all of
whom testified to acts Of cruelty
Atwood, the colored mate, was brought to Bal
tinore on the Window es witness for the
government but when the testimony against
him developed q warrant for his arrest was
sworn out at the instance of United States Dis
trict Attorney John c. Rose. Lewis was held IN
81 800 bail for the action of the federal grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
SAY JURY DRANK WHISKEY.
Motion to Vacate Judgment Because Of
Feasting While Considering Verdict

On the plea that the jury had "a bottle of
vhfskey and a satche! of sandwiches in the jury
room while celebrating. Justice Spencer was asked
yesterday to vacate Judgment of $3.50 rendered
by jury in the Supreme Court
Frank Mccoy, ir., makes affidavit in which he
that after the rendition of the verdict one
of the i1ryrnen told Mccoy that 'one of the jury
had brought a satchel of sandwiches and a bottle
of whiskey'
John L. Webb, who acted as stenographer during
the trial swears of the jurymen said he brought
over from restaurant about thirty sandwiches
and q bottle of booze
Another clerk swears that he heard one Of the
iuryrnen say to another That was a good gaeben-
feSt-that we had in the jUryroom 49,
Tie papers in the case were submitted to Justice
Spencer and an early decision is looked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
SAN RENO IDEAL WINTER RESORT.

Probably the warmest and most interesting
Riviera winter resort is that of San Reno. The
fine old town OF historic interest occupies charm
ing position on a beautiful bay facing full south,
and sheltered from cold winds by the grand noun
tains and the headands jjuttng out into the Med
iterranean at either horn the great OF the
bay Tt is reminiscent of Naples. The fine mod
hotels surrounded by lovely grounds, and re-
Gently opened Casino, afford wide views of the Med
iterranean and picturesque scenery while every
pastime found at Monte Carlo is to be enjoyed. The
golf course lawn tennis courts etc, perfect. and
profusion of flowers, blooming throughout the
winter, fill every garden and each wall and
quaint stone stairways climbing the terraced slopes
San Reno is quickly reached from Genoa, Nice,
etc, by steamer convenient trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
LAS WAR RELICS ON EXHIBITION.

-, 5s for many years at No. 5I9 Broadway,
ranartIv purchased from the Metropolitan Museum
- 49, ~ building at No sol Broadway. extending
through to Mercer-st. He has fitted 1t up and Is
- 49,. business in his store. He expects
:. ,~.a1I - the top floor his museum collection
Eta - -, The hest of its kind in this country. Ad-
- - will be free 10 the public. The trus
tees 81 the Metropolitan Museum of Art. in con
s, ~ 70 ,,bat Zimmerman has done in the way
,Jl.e of hts war relics, made reduction
in the price OF the properly -, - -.
The goyernueDr Sel1s u avs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
NOPE THAN 5000 STUDENTS AT HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass Dee. zo-The annual lr,a-
catalogue issued to-day, shows the totai iuiipe
o. persons connected with Harvard OniVel si's se
RaacIiffe College 10 be si41. decrease OF o. C.
compared with last year ,rs
The students are grouped as follows ma '
College 1885, Lawrence Scientific schooi. 90, 80,
,..tex school gei a total % 27S unoer the ias
~ arts md sciences. There are LOB stuasi % d.
~f,e professional schools The rsg.strai4o5i a.
eI.fre College 90 and the nunpsr OF a,d IN al
e,d administrative officers at Radcuc anu AZ $50
ssrarfmects otskIarvaId Is 6sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
MANY WOMEN AGAINST ONE MAN.

When Isidor Appel was arraigned yesterday
twenty-six women appeared against him in the
Harlem police court. He is charged with sTindling
Magistrate Whitman about 10 hold Appel in
81 500, when Deputy Assistant District attorney
Chadwick. told him that there fully seventy
five complainants against the prisoner. The bail
was then fixed ut 500 apd Appel was held for
trial ---i--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21

military goods made obsolete by the change In
army regulations. Military goods OF all kinds from
all parts of the world will be found at
gain prices at his store.
The original Washington pistols, used by George
Washington, be seen; also cannon used by the
Rough Riders III the Spanish war. and all the hags
and signals used by Admiral Dewey when he sank
the Spanish fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
/. c. LEDYARD WILL NOT BE DIRECTOR.

Lewis Cass Ledyard denied yesterday that he
would become u director of the Eastern Steamship
Company. as reported when Charlaa ". Morse
Acquired control OF the systems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21
Books and Publications.
Books and Publications.
Books and Publications.

Among the Macmillan Holiday Books
or Al
MFR. Tsham American Painting
with Dasas and ssoo
Mi. F. Marion
aAnnelb kanutvmhe thu uY~n Rama
Heart of the Canadian Rockies
-Sa great '7 record ~hHh ihs @
OTHER
MIR. L. Shaping OF he Far East
g "h taken office" action
Miss AGNES c. Iaufs Vikings OF Pacific
oumeo
William Browns Oliver Ellsworth
"ab"~@S@
by OBrien.
huonoanu mdmt
Mrs Kae Afaurs ASeE-Supporing Home
and especial" valuable and simple beginners s raising nae% s M PET %sta
Haryvoo New Creations n Lille
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ssuuTAB
CPaNf0Fd's Fair Margaret szsm,
Almost
MIR. YOanda Maid of Burgundy
t ms @ hGs M @ @ pua awe
MIR. Emerson Houghs Desire
s sa4q MY @ %
Naervy Builders
enstHmg abu
BOOKS
Aar. Ernest EngersoYs lin the Air
Tales OF the Fish Patrol
RphndN hrgm tkh
DIR. Max Dvvarfs Specaces By J.
s"prahyg dtns New Yer Tys A $50
smsr sev of Bosss4 for
FIFTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-21

LETTERS or HENRIK IRsGN. Translated. by
John Niiscu i.aurrik and Mary Morrison. STo
fny. Dufleid & Co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

tipnSDaule cincn Snqtteit belt. cnt'
Id)ieo, bn6 Ger 9tcaer Ylfrco Butler.
mclder am aobIenpier ser YEennipl'
panier 9obn" Su Canton oerleBt
plroe mo i'm oStuot-Solpitol"
itorb, Notwithstanding niht p%erungliidt
ip1re, penn Die Sirmo, fir Die er ar
bcitete, cine aeuiiaenbe 3abI 2eute
ongcltellt bate.
Gem @erthtSperobr
iiberiuieieu lullr6e geitern Ser @irtb
Yatrid 9oInn BON Tr. 1888, Green.
mormt.Nnc., mcgen on9eblidlcn @er'
fmuiS bon Spirituoieu ont Sonntog.
9olon'S @irtbidoft nltroe, ipie be-
rid)tet, 5tuci Stunbcn lang bon Scr
YoIi6ci bcIu0crt. Gle 9cgen 9olon
.erbobenc Nnidnlbigung beS onacbli.
den tbGtlihen gnqriffs oiif ben Foli'
5iitcn SolutinS, ben CT binnllS 1peoir'
te, iultroc pom aooi Grammar nie'
oergelhloGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10
SeiratbS /. 2icensen.

Die foloenOen SeirotbS d. 2icenscn
puroen 9cItern bonn Glerf neS Gonr
mon EleaS @erid)tS ollS9clteut:
@iuiom q. @oloSborouQb SO. Nr,
sos, @cit.2 ceitrnBc, mo Iunic y.
NrmSlportbp, Is.
Sobn 6. HcunoIoS, 90, Nr. 412.
Siio-EocoitroBe, mo 9lond)e 2otd'
foro, -.
Nrtbur 9. Mbecler, 81, uno GtbeI
q. ErinlroIc, 10; Ipplitont u. Z.
Gonflin 9tr. 1896, @orclopItroBc.
Ebil. &. Gomon, "a, 9etroit, mo
So5el %. Mortin, 20; gpplifont s.
Ilono, Nelp- port.
@iuiom u. @oooberrh iin., "a,
Columbus, ., mo Sulio SupooL
IS.
2in1otbp 8olcv, IS, Norfolf, So,
nno Glen s. NcuiIleS, %; applifont
SbomaS y. S'Gon1lor.
Senrp s, 9coh 36, Nr. ITO, Siio.
Nrnltrobc, nnO 8ertru0e Sibiobu,
81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

oneer ietten. Sos Arrangements
Gonlitc fir ben 9al bcitanb aus Del
$50. 8eorg Sitting, Sobn Z. @eiB
&ohn &ollcnitein, Sobn Sduningcr
Gbriit. Wiiller, Wtihael Nifcl, Mo
@6B, 5ieQeI, Sobn SiebcrmNmL Nll.
QlIit Sohmom mo Charles Sin0cn.
berger.
,McBQer &crein."
Die yMcBacr-llnion Nr. 10" bielt
inter Dem &orliB BON Gonroo Niip-
pei uno ser ErotofoQfiibrlrna bcS
SefrctGrS Goipor Frcbigcr I'M go,
Dor 2pceum" cine Gcriunmlln0. Sn
6crielben lpur0cn icdS meme Witglie-
Scr in sic llnion ouigenomnlen. Nad)
Grle0iqunq pcrIdicoc1er Toitincgc-
I60fte mllroc bcIdlolicn, ciu Eicnic
a%65liboltcn. NIS NrronqcmcntSsGo-
mite fir ooIieIbe mnrben bie &S.&o.
ipor FreOiaer, Sofob SIedcnitein II.
9CtllluIll SICUVt pIIlullNl.
% h 10 ab &ercin."
Ser nSdluobcn .Serein bon 9olti.
more" perlnmmelte 1ih in ieinem
SouptQltartier, ltr. 1884, Sit.6oDct-
teltroBe. ErGiioent Srib Heutter
iiibrte ben &oriib ulo &r. NugltIt
Wottcs OnS Erototoll. Ole %criomm.
llulg, mclde lebr gut beiuht ipor,
nobm pcrlhieocnc Ginloom0cn nit
9onf on. 9oS Gonltottcr %oltSieit.
Gomitc, S&. 9. StoIlcnnlcicr, &or.
filter, g. Sorbcr, Stills oriibcr, 9lll-
quit MottcS, ScitiefrctGrs brrid)tetc
gllten Sortidritt. IS miro tiihtig
gcorbcitet, nm oo5 am 81. 9lllQuit inn
McltsGnoAEorf itnttiinoenoe Scit ST
einem 8roBcn Grfolgc 5u gcitoItcn.
2 d. mct5cr.
Ger nShpcijcr 9omen &crcin
bon Baltimore" belt in ser @obmmg
Scr Srau $, Nid)ter, ltr. 1927, Gar
roll StroBe, feline boIbi6brlihe Ser
ionmIung. ErGiioentiu Irnu No.
Hidter iiibrte oen &oriib mo Sefre>
tGrin Srnl Nmolie SbieS ou$ Hroto-
fon. Shobmeiiterin Srou &oio
gSeIt bcrid)tetc iibcr einel1 gllten &oI-
icnbeltalto. 9cidloiicn plroe, ciltcn
Wfoi Nllailllg nod @oletborpc, @olti.
moresG oluntp, SIT MADDEN. 0cSglciden
belt ser oSdnuci5cr SoB.Glub" boz
ielblt ieine &erinmmIltng mo nabnl
9eilcIbSbeihliiiic 81 Gbrcn 0e8 Der
%itorbcncn Srn. Otto 9rircr an. Die
Seomten oes oSaB.GlubS" iino: SRA
iioent 0. gtieoerbouier, @ice.YrGIi.
bent ". 8irtb, SefretGr Yetcr Cub
Ter, Shabmeiitcr SreO. Socober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

babe sic WiuioL sic molt Inn bas
mails olt$be5oblt babe, in GlcpcIonber
@rlnOeiaentbum onaelegt unO lie
babe linn quite 3inien eiugctra9en.
NotilrlitL 10 iiiGte er biu5lL miiie er
beiltc, naB er meniglteuS iiinf5igmol
10 bel @eIo bGttc oer0ienen f0nmen,
iuenn er nit Tlo9lcr mo HodefcIlCr
5itlonlnleu acbIICbcn luGre, ollein er
bcrclc Is troBoem nid)t, oaB er ii6
oonlol9 5llriidoe5ogcu bobc, oenn er
babe m~cnigItcnS icin Seben qenoiicn
mo ibm mouhe id)onc Scite obges
iuonnen, iiir nelhc cr iriibcr. ais
nod Ole &ebiogo nodl DEM olImGdti.
gen Collar lein Gon5c5 Sinneu lno
Sro6tcn bcberrld)t babe, blind gelues
len lei. Niemono miro Die Ebilolo-
pbie, ole III Dem IISiprltd) lie9t, bel
ier 81 miiroigen DilicL olS Sobn ..
HodeieIler, Der bellte trob ieineS
HeihtbumS ein ungliidlider, obge.
better uno NIT ser &erohtlrng un0
Dem Sob ieiuer Mitmcniheu bella.
iteter Wonn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10

Sofbdnte SrGltlein Ieliooif, nrto Der
@roBiiirit GouItontiu, ser befannt-
lid nit elmer polniiden 8rdfin
@rlm05pn$fa - y6iiritin bon 60
pic5" genamt - nermGblt mar, bin
terlicB muBerocm eineu unter Dem
Romen y9IIcrunoromo" geaoelten
Sobu. ser cine Yrin5eilin Sdlerbos
toll beirotbete mo oelien @nfel Die
Siiritcu 2poff limo, lomie mebrere
onoerc &inoer, ole inter oem Hamee
anoioiep (auio9 6iiriD gleidfanS
Sen 9(oel erbieltcn. ShlieBlid) iino
nocb ser @rof 9elcmStoi, Sobn Der
icbt uugeblid) peridmmoenen @roB-
iiiritiu @leriS mo beS @brenfrGl=
LENS SoltfoiiSfop 6ie itorb ais 8ata
tin zines 9aronS 8obrmnnu) uno
Die ais nNifoloieii" nobilitirten &ins
ser oe$ @roBiiiritcn NifoIauS Nifo-
loiepitid, 9ritoerS aleranOer'S oeS
3meiteuL 81 nennen - 0aS iirto Die
yNebenlinien" oes G5uren6anIes.
Ob sic 2iitc uolltGnoig lit? @ir
mot)ten'S nidt beIdlp0ren, oent Iole
der Stotiitif erlpicS lid aus begreif-
Iif)cu @rimoeu ooS omtlide 3uB.
lano bi@ber ME gcraoe louOerlid bolo
un0 bilireid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10
Staot Baltimore.
8ruse Taraoe Scr Folisei.

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@oupernellr @uriiel0 mo Mannr
Gimunu9 mer0cn sic Mepue abs
nebnlcn. - G%brcnliite iiir per
oicnitpollc Eoli5iitcu. - @eibe
MiiBcn iiir Die @crittcnen. -
Gin llcllcr Glcrf crnnnnt.
9ic Yoli3cibcb6roe beenOctc &c
iteru ole %orbereitunQcn fiir Die an
10. Wtai ltuttiinoen0c Eoli5eis Furooe.
GicieIbc miro ollie irilbcrcn Eoroocn
hieicr &rt in Oen S6otten ItelIcn. Tim
= llbr HudmittoQo meroen Die &olons
nen Der in WolaunIfornn gctleioctcn
Eoli5iitcn al Ser Mt. Nopol=Npenllc,
NIT Dem red)ten Slitgel an Der VIC
McdenzS troBc, Nuf1tellltng ncbmen.
8olucrnellr Mariiel0, Wfopor Sin1a-
mis- uno Die brci Eoli5ei.Gommiiidre
George u. ySiQiS, 5. Sorrp FreIton
mo SbonloS s. SbrDof lucroen Die
&olonnen Gier bclidtiget. Ger 80ll-
pcrncllr un0 Der Mtopor mcrOen Damn
in Der &lltihe bon bier bcrittencn
YuliSilten nod) Der NconcrbilbnC e9z
fortirt iuerocu, bie an ser Ode bon
Wtt. Honol 9luerue mo G%athcorul-
StroBc crrihtet miro. lin bnlb 3
llbr lett Die Eorooc iid) in Scluc-
grng, bel Ger Hconcrbiibuc miro
&nlt gemodt, @Olrucrnellr @orficlo
bGlt cine Iniprohc rnIo YrGiiocnt
@illiS ii6errcid)t Dem Eoli5iltcn
Senrp 6clopuiG pom iiioliden Gi-
itrift bic Gbremlcooiuc fir Die &ct-
ting zines observation-disclosures luGhreno
zines Sdnccltrnlc9 I'M periloiicnen
gSinter ul0 pcrlieit sic Gbrcnliltc.
Gie Earoor icBt lid oonn iibcr Die
nodfoIgcnbc Noutc wieoer i'll 9eipe-
aluna; sur Charles, 5rr WoOilon'
Strobc, sum Mt. Gernou Tlocc, nm
Dos @oibiuQton Wonumlcnt berum
3llr GotbeOral,S troBe, 5ltr Mltlberrp.,
sur GburlcSz, sur baltimore, sur
@ou, SIR 2crin9ton., 5llr NoQioup-,
5llr Sopette-, sur Colbert troBc, no
Die AIil0lung crIol9t. Gom Eortico
hcS H%ntbbouicS ans merocn Die
StootpGter oie Eornoe beiihtiQen.
Die bcrittcnen Eoli5iltcu Dcroen
lpeibe Wtiibcn trugen.
Ger @eiongencmpGrtcr SGomos
4. 8oheioro pom 0itlid)en Stotions-
bouie, mcld)er ieit 1875 I'M Eoli5ei-
0ienit ltebt, mlrOe pcnlionirt. Serr
Gomoro z. VllttS bon Nr. 1916, !
9toros 8ilmorsS troBe, muroc gum
GIert i'm iiioIidcn StotionSbouic CT
nomnt. NlpbOnS 5. Hoiio, ben Die
Scb0rbc Dor oht Go8en iiir ben go.
ltcn at9crlebcn bate, mar t0rperlid)
nidt tnllglih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-10
Die MmiGn9e Der ,Stnnoarb Oil Gu."

Ginen interciinnten @citrog SIR
@eihi6tc bes .Stonooro Sil",Wio.
nopolS liefert in ibrer Aprilmummcr
Die MonotSid)riit nSrcceB." IS beiBt
0orin;
Die @ie0e ser STANDARD Oil
So" lit Die Staot Glepelono. Gnoc
Der lcd5iger Sabre beiaB Sobn ..
&odeieller im oortigen @boleiole.
0iitritt ein 9ureolt, in luelbem er Elm
GonmiliionSgeldGit bctrieb. Der I'M.
lercn Selern gleid)fallS nid)t unbe'
fnnnter Senrp W. Slo9ler mar cin-
iod)cr Glert III elmer Grocery, nab.
reno Der Dor einigcn ,Sobren p~erItor'
bcitc Sontiet MnoreipS cine tlcinc
Oclroliincric bate. GincS Cages
irogtc Nnorcma Modeieller, oh or rlid)t
lcin Sel pcrtnuien ipole. Gr bot ibnl
iiir ieoeS Barrel, ooS er obiebte, cine
Gonrnliliion bon eiilem Dollar an.
Todefeller glng allf ben SaIloel Elm
lno mod)te EN- redt guteS 8ei6Git
babel. MlS Die beioen W1nner ipieoer
einnal beilonmen morer, meintc
HodeieIler, Ole Selroifinerie miiiie
ood einen lebr betrG6tlid)en Froiit
oblucrienL lpoS MnorelpS oild) obne
@eitereS 5rgob. Wton erorterte nun
Die NuSiidtcn oeS S~elgeid)1itS, mo
oDne Dab Elm beItintmteS abfontmell
qetroffen moroen mare, ipllroe bod
Die 6roge elmer 5llfiinitigen Sbeil-
boberihnit mlf's Sapetaebrodt.
Sn5nilhen bate lid Slugler nit
einem iltngen WGod)en perlobt, mel.
DIES nod) ben oanlnligen 9egriffcn
lebr moblDabeno mar. Sic beioB
ndmlid) Elm Sermogen bon irgefGbr
$4,000. Wtit oieien uierSigtollieno
Collars iuliroe Die 8eie0ihnft be.
g%riinoet, iueld)e beilte nit unge5Gbl.
ten Miaionen mirtbid)oftct. Gin gu.
foa fiibrte Die orei MGnner 5uiam.
men. Sic fomen 81 Dem Sdluiie,
Dab lie einonoer gorl5 portrefilid) er.
gGn5ten. Slogler's 9rout, Die er iebr
balo beimfiibrte, mar bereit, ibr Ser.
mogen in Die Moiiinerie anoreips' ST.
ItcdenL uno 10 iuurbe oie Sbeilbabers
ldoit begrilnoet, aus pelder iid Die
nodmalige .Stanooro Oil Gompa.
ny" entipidelte.
3os @eid1it eing bon slniong an
por5iiglid. ginen foloiialen Inf.
idWung nobm eS nomentlif, nod.
DEM 6lo9ler eS perItonoen bntte, lid
bon oen@iienbobnen dilBerIt poribeil.
bate Srnn5portcontrofte ST. lid)ern
unO @eraiinitignneen 5li erlangen,
ipeld)e feinem Gonfurrenten aelpGbrt
ipuroen. Slogler lit alio Der eigent.
Iid)e 9cgriinoer bes Spltems, iueld)es
mebr, ais oae onoeren Saftoren 81
Der 9ereiheri,ng Der nStanoaro Oil
Company" beigetrogen bat uno mel'
DIES iif in5lpiitell alld Der 6leiid).
fruit mo anoere aroBeG
in 10 geididter 8eiie 81 Nusen &C.
mobt boben. anoreips mar ser con.
ieruntipite unter oen orei Yartnerr.
0a er iebr bauiig gesen Die YlGre
Scr beioen Inoeren iein 8eto einleg.
te, 10 entitanben aIerlei Gifferen5en,
Die iblieBlif - es mar oies Dor &c
Subren = oo5u fiibrten, oaB SlaaIer
unb Hodefeler ben unbequemerl
Tartner .%ausfaniten." gu ieinenl
eigenen @ritnunen boten lie 4nbretps
cine Miuion iiir ieiuen antbeil. unb
obnc lanses 9eiinnen sing CT oaraui
ein.h Sn ieinem 2anobauie su Balm
Bead Jla., er51blte anhretps tur5
Dor ieinem lobe einem 5reunoc, CT