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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Mnitmrm nllf cine 0nnf.

2oncoiter, ga, .. 6ebrltor. -
Sett Dem 3uiamncnbrl6 Ger yGitp
Srnlt Co." Dor 5cbn 2ogen bobeu
piele 9cpoiitorcn in oQer Stiae i6r
@eIo aus Der @ont Scr y9oncoIter
Srult 60" ge5o8en ltno belrte bcgonl
elm miloer Initurm Der @l1ubiger.
Die gunt 5obltc ollie 6oroerungen
llno belt often bis 6 llbr, mebrere
Stunben lGnger als gemo6nlif.
Sei'm S6lltiie wuroe o1~gefiinoigt,
Dab bic GnltaIt mor9en friib INN Die
itblide Stunoe offen lei uno Dollar
fir Dollar be5obIen meroe. Die 9i-
rettoren ertlGren, bic 9utf itebe 10
feIt. pie Ser Sells BON Gibraltar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
8rimmiac SGltc.

Gbtcogo, ,. 6ebruor. Der
Deutigc Gog mar ser tGltcitc ocSlSin-
terS I'M NSciten mo MoromcIteu. picr
in Chicago fiel Oos thermometer II
@rao inter 9tllQ. ct. saul Wimt,
meloet 81 @ruo utter 9tuQ, Wc0icinc
@ot, Mon., 10, Sunre, Wtont, l6,
@urun, SO, SO mo @i0mord "a
., SO @roo inter Nl1Q.
Sn 81. 2oui5 mar Der nieOrigitc
Sbermometeritono 9 @roo mttcr 9}lta
nnO in 0es WtoincS, Ga, %. 9ltd)
i'm Stoote &onios lit Ole Iemperoz
titr beute inter gtlQ geiunfen, mGb=
reno OnS thermometer in Niemp6ia,
Cent, oltf II @rao iiber 9tltQ ltebt.
EtttSburg go, >. Sebruar.
9aS thermometer lit bier in "a
Stlnoen I'm % @roo gcinacn uno
Itono bette friib > @roo iiber 9htl.
@S f0brt tort, 81 ioucn, unO oic
ltrengite a6ltc ocs 8inter5 miro iiir
belte Nndt p~ropbe3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

bclter1t ertgcgcn 5lt fommlclr, feline
Stroicn fir bic perlorcue Belt olli5lt.
crleqen aud niht Sen &erillf 81
modem sic NnItiitcr mo 6iIbrer 0Ca
StritcS mlSiin6iQ SIT MADDEN, nod be
ionOcre MobrcGCm dcQcu Oicic 5u CT.
0reiieH; bei6licBt cr ftrucr, 6ono3
5lr llutcritiibumg Ser 6omiIieu ser
Spfer aui5u6ringcn mo in Oicicr De
5icbunq fcincn llntcrihieo 5uiidun
irciuiaiQcn mo 3mouq9wciicn Sri.
fern 3u modem.
T.. Ser 8crban0 miro, nm 0rd'
2(uo5obIlng bon 26bncn an Nr6citcy
iiir Die 3cit, 90 tic lid ow Strife b.
ionOcn fcincn 4r6ccOcn8foU I'll idoI
len 9c6iirftiNcn llutcritiiBungcn &c
mdbrcn, meld)e nid)t 5uriidge}o6Ii
mcr0cn brolthcn."
Sic &ro5ciiiruna Scr Nuf
%riibrcr.
Eori&, ,. 6cbrltor.-0c Gorrc.
iponoent oc5 oGenlp9" in @etera,
burg bottc elm %nterDicm nit Dem
General ouUcrnclr CrCpoif, mo6ci
0cricIbc crtl0rtc, Die al Den &romols
len IN petersburg 9etbciligtcn Mir
Den Dor ci1cm rcglrIGreu @eriht9hoi
itott Dor elmer W}ilitGr. ooer ciner
Hcgierlmga G Gommiiiion PROS iirt
mCroer1. Ger General @oupCrucur
ertldrtc ferncr, OoB ct Scrr Der Si
tuotion iei unO nidt crwortc, ooB CT
iih gc5ruumgen ieben ruilroe, pom oen
BON G5orcn ibm iibertrugcncu iluu-
moriifen Ntobt6cfuguiiieu @cbrolC)
81 MADDEN.
@ie Der Correspondent pritcr
mittbcilt, miro &r. Yit6o, Gin Der
borragcnoer &ournoliit mo Nutios
nal Sctonom in aicff, Ser gtutfolqer
oc9 @rn. OcrnoIofi ais &%uuo>pirt1
idoftaminiiter mcr0en.
Nur 1870 SoI0otCn Qobcn
Scucr.
EctcrSburM3 3. &unror.-@c.
name, I'M @ouptQuorticr oc9 NtilitGr-
oiitrift9 petersburg cingcreid)tc 9c-
ridtc crgebcn, DOB bon Den Sulicn-
Den bon 5rrppcn, mclhc um por-
lcBtcn Sonntog, -. Somuor, bier i'm
0icnIt Dorcn, mltr $50 M}oun tbat=
ldhli6 fcucrtcn mo ooB I'M @on3cn
1902 Eotroncu pcri6oiicn murocn.
gSic Die 9cb0rOc crtlGrt, benefit
Dies, Bob niht riidiidtSloS 0cihoiicn
ino feline oa9cnlcincn Solpcn obg2.
geben murOen. Sic 3obl ser nod
III Den Soipit6lern l~icgcnocn Ser.
mln0Cten betrGQt bclttc pos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

gen oeridieOctc ,pertreffIife 8erfe
bon Inn.
9(obentiiten . hruIlen.
Sn 6annoper perllrinbcn Die Mo.
pcntiiten oen @cb0roen ubermalS
groBc Shecrercicn. Sic butten neller-
0inqS ibren ainoern perboten, Soms
itogs Die S6ule 81 beilrdlen, neil tie
ais oSepentb Dan Nouentiits" o0cr
Sobbotbaricr Den Sobbotb feiern.
9araufbiu bciaDl Die Hcgierlng, Dab
Ole &iu0cr an oiciem Gage 3um Or
iuB @ripatlmterritt erbuIten miiBten,
mo eS ioQ itrcng Oarauf geieDen mers
ocn, ooB Der Nnorommg 6olNc gc9c-
ben Dir0. Die %2(opcntiitcu bntten iid
cine Belt lang 5icmli6 IT'LL pcrbalten,
neil sic &irhcnbe6orOcn ibrcr Ero.
paguu0o nor SabreSfriit cucrqti6
entgegen troten. glber ooS in HeOe
itcbeuoc 8crbot an Die ainocr benefit
Dab i6nen Die Hoae uidt red]t 5uiogt,
iid) 5u ouden.
MorOpro3eB in Yo1eu.
Gor 0cm S6lpurQerid)t in Yoien
iuno ser Yro5cB gcgcn Oie OUTSIDE.
iiBerin Geligio Gomlopt, ibren Csc.
liebten, Oen WiIaergeielen &oltenSft
mo lire 0ienitmogo peldc ale 0rci
ongeflogt maren, Den @otten ser Gr-
iteren, HitterqlltSbeiiber Yoplamt,
Dergiftet 5t boben, leiu Gn6c. Die
Bnplamf muroe gum Go0e ocrltrs
tbeilt, aoItetsti 81 Oret Sobren @e-
fdngniB uno Ole Gienitmago mc8cn
9eibiilfe 81 pier Sobren 3udt6altS.
IS moren 81 ocn ieniotioncucn Ser.
bonolungen cin6ln0ert 3eugcn rto
Su6OerItdnoigc gcIoOcn morOcn.
NIIerlci aus Of luuo.
8eridic0enc T%rllppentbeile MAIDEN
gegenpGrtiq 8eriuhe nit elmer ncllclr
UNIFORM ants 9rdllCll2ltde 0Dne ltu)Iz
bare &n0pic. Der 3lped ser Sroft
lit notiirlid, i'm 8el0n0c m0glid)It
menig u%ui5ufoIleu.
Sumburger ltno 8remcr 9lGtter
proteitircn gegen sic ocridGrite Gin
monOcrer g Goutrole i'm gtclp- 2)orfcr
@ofcn. Sic MADDEN gcltcnO, DAB oo=
Our6 Gauienoc ruiiiifer 6IiittIinge,
mcl6e BON oen omerifoniihcn @eb0rs
Oen 5uriid gci6idt meroen, Dem grolt-
inmiten S6idiale prciSgc8cben mir
Den.
aoiicr Mil6elm bat Dem Oclttl6en
@oti6oiter 6reiberrn Spef b. Stern-
burg (0er geitern mieOer III NcD.Oorf
eingetroiicn iit) ben a%ronenorOen ers
tier &loiIe ltnO Dem Yr0iiOenten 0ea
o0cuti6en ariegerbumOc9" III Gbi-
cogo, @rn. &oicpb SHIcntcr, Den
&roneuorOen pierter &loiic Oerlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
@cind) b nm 8naoc.

&o bingtou II, .. g., 9. Sebr.
Giacr 9. @roff u1o icin 9ruoer
Samuel u. @roff, melhe 5uiammcn
nit Iugult V. Maden iu,o Dem Or.
Soren6 i'll Dem Toitpro5eiie 81 5ipei
Sabren 9aif uno ciner @elobube non
ie $4,000 uerurtbeilt iino, boben Den
Er1iioenten nm 9egnaoigilng eriud)t.
Die 8elllde muroeu Dem &ihter
Fritfaro, Dor neldem Der Tro5eB
gefilbrt Ditroe, iibermittelt uno 10.
balo oelien Gommentore bn5il porIie.
gen, miro 0iitriftsnnipalt 9eo6 ole
9ofrmente Dem Suiti5oepartement
5ul6iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Glf Spfcr.

~ H|llBtlIlluDC SuJllllCllpuIllC uPS
9anen = SiilfSucrcin8 ciner Uni
pcrIQliitcu @cmcinoc bon Sor-
ucQSbiae.
Sorncll&uilIc, -, >.
Sebrlar. 6ruu z. ". Nomleu
ltorb belltc gtadmittng ais elites
Npfcr oeS llngliidS, meIdcS iid, mic
ld)on gemcIoct, geitcrn Nlbeno an Ell.
ner @obntrel5mg nobc Nrfport En-
cignctc. Die ,QooieS Gi6 Gocietp"
Der bleltaen llniperioliiten @emcinoc
bate cine Sh%littenportie urrunQirt,
mo ais Der Sdlitten Dos @eleiie ser
oFttt@bltrg, S6onurit un0 Nortbcrn
Snbn" trCl5tc, mltr0e er bon elmer
Sotonlotipe 0emolirt. ,3ucrit mlroe
Ole 3aDl Der So0ten olf MIR ied)S
nn9egeben, ouein tbotlG6lid muroe1
5cbn Snfaiien beS SdIittenS, lGnmt.
lid p%erbeirotbctc 0amlel. olti Scr
Stelle GctoOtet mo ctlid)c onoere er.
littcn @erlcbungen, GIiiob Guid,
Ser 6ltbrmonn, lit fnlierlid perlcbt
mo bcfinoet lid in fritiidem gu.
itonOe, jeood bat er cinigc 9oifmlng
nlli @eneiung.
Noditebe1o fol9t cine corriairte
Site Der Spfcr: 5rolt =. 81. &oiplcy,
6ron =. 9ougbton, 8rnl Morp @il.
Iette, 6rau Charles Gbomos, 6rolt
eugene Sbom, 6rou Soiepb &onqtt,
6ron =. s. @roueS, 6rou Bert
Woore, Jrou Stub @otten, 6rou
6reco. Green ltno Grau Coates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
@olgenfrif.

6rall Ntorp HogerS miro beltc nid)t
gcbdngt. - 0reifa6e 6inrid-
tna in 2ectS0oIc, IA, ucrido.
ben.
@oterburn @t., ,. 6c6ruur.
- 6rmu Morp &oger9, meld)c NOR
gen lucgen Der %Grmoroung ibrc2 Sat
ten Marc1la HogerS gcbGngt merocu
lolltc, bat pom @oupcrneur cine @al.
g%enfriIt bis 3lm 2. ,Sluui cr6ultcu.
Ser @ollocrnelr crtldrt. er bobc Die
WolgcnfriIt bemiaiQt, nm Ser Der
urtbciltcn @elcgcubeit SIT Qcbrt, no
mo0li6 cincu nclcu 4ro5cB ST crmir-
fen. .
6rou HogcrS pernobm sic @ad.
rtht iiber Die i6r bcrpiQiQtc Grtit
oDnc groBc G%rrcQrug. Gic @orb2.
rcitltngen iiir Die 0inri6tlun0 morcl
bercttS pollen0et, ser @ol0cn itano
im @efdngniBbofc mpigcidlogcrL lunO
Der Seeliorgcr Ser &crltrtbciltcn mar
bel ibr, nm ibr Oie Gr0ihnQCn DER
totboliidcn &cliNiou 81 E6cil mcroCt
ST. lolIcn. Inter ocn &ori0ri'trn Der
StootSgeletc miro Sdoriff 4cd NOR
gen, obgleih icBt Die &inri6tlml.
rit]t Dor Dem 3. ISlni poQitrcdt lucr.
Den miro, rUcm iIber6olpt iG NOR.
gen Die 6rou HoQerS in ibrcr ,3cQe
bcillhen mo ibr ocn MinriGtlm02bl.
febl porlelen. @lcih ourQlrf miro en-
ula0onn 0en @efcGl 0ea @ulucrnclrrs
SIM gllfidru6 Der NinrihtrnQ per
lc1Cn.
Yitt56ura, ga, >. 6c6rlor.
- Die 9tcgcr Gboa. Wilc9, @altcr
ObcD unO Gbo9. &odion io0tcn 6cutc
I'M @cf0ngniB ST &cet2Oolc, Yo., nc
gen Scr GrmorOulq bon Sobn &al-
5or gcbGnQt mcrocn, aIlcin 8ouucr-
lcllr YeHnppodGr bcpiQigtc ibnen
cine @olgcniriit. Wfilc9, mcldcr cine
@eidtc o6gcle8t bat, b%cballptct, OoB
CT Don Sudion ltlr0 ObeD ilberreOCt
ptr0c, nit ibncn SIT gc6cn5 porgeb-
lid, un &drtCn 81 ipielcuL mo BOB
CT, ais CT b0rte, OuB &lll5or iibcrful-
len lperocn lolltc, nod &ulic gcbcn
lpolltc, aber bon iCilen 8c9lCitCrn &c
5lulun0elt mltroe, bel i6ncn 81 blcIbcu.
Die ~&e6tSmhp0ltc Eettp uno Yrice
botten cine @etition an bic @cgnaOi-
gltngS 8e60roe geionOt, in mcl6er
lie nm Ntufihub Der 9inri6tung cr-
iltd)en, bis Elm lteuea 8erb0r bepiuigt
lper0en fam.
Gent @Gdtcr @orolo &olpin im
3lldtbullic lplrocu $500 u]ngcbotclt,
lucun CT Der 6rou &oGcra Elm Eodct
0ilt 5uitcllcn lpollc. Nic Offcrtc
girtg inn in cincm o%nonpn1cn S6rc!.
ben ms EittablrG ST, meldca $3.50
IN 8anfnoten cntbictt. Scr Sdrei+
Der pcriprod, nod $3.50 5l ididcli,
lobolO ouS 0ift ubQClicfcrt lei. Sal
pin 9ob Den 9rief Dem Srpcrintcn.
oenten Sofc3, melher Den @oltper.
llelrr 9eu bcnohrihtiQtc, Tic Mott
bcb0roe miro muf9cforOcrt mcr0crL
Die 9l]n1elcgenbcit SIT mterIuhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Spfcr bcs EcnerbGmnns.

EarterSburg, 98.-Go., ,.
Scbrltor. - @Gbreno 8m. McGar-
rIer uno leine Satin be1tte alli ibrer
6arm tbGti0 lpurcnl 5iinneten ibre
ainoer 5uiGQi9 bei'm 5pielen oas
@obnbollS olL mo ooiielbe brountc
nicoer. 0ic 6ltcren GinOer rcttctcn
Itd), allcin Die iiingiten erlittcn Den
6lammcntoO. Der gutcr, mcl6cr
SIR SiiIic bcrbei elite, ~itiir5te iid
ourd) oas 6eller luto atbrnetc Slant
men elm. Die Ner5te crfldren, ct
f0nnc ni6t 0auon fonnmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Silfs . SlpttcniefretGr Darling oanft
nh

ubington. .. g., 2. Se6r.
- Gbas. ". 9orling reifte beatte
leinc Iboanfitng ais Stills : Slotten-
SefretGr elm unO oieielbe mlrOe pom
Er1iibenten occeptirt. sic ioa I'M
notlten 0e5ember, iobolo Srn. Snrs
lin9's p%ieriGbriger 1ermin perltriden
lit. in Strait treten. Sn Dem Sdrel.
ben, in peldem ser Yraiioent Die Ute
Equation acceptirt, GiiBert oerlelbe
Die abiidt, Srn. Darling sum 3oll-
Collector fir burlington, 8t., 5u er-
l1enner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Sefiuitb i'm Sterben.

Sberlin, Ohio, 3. 5ebruar.
Ser gelueiene ErGiioent Der per
frodten oGiti5en's Notionalbanf, "
Der bon 6rou Gboomid 10 ihlimmt
nbineingele9t" Duroe, miro immer
id)mdder. er fam nod mebrere
Gage leben, aber audi ieoen Gag tier.
ben. Gr nimmt feline Nobrung mebr
nrio 1T nabein belt1noig beluuBtIos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Wcbr Imflaacn gegen Senator
MitdlcQ.

cortland, Ore, ,. 6ebrlur.
- Gle Sltrp OeS @unoesgeridto bot
Den Srnoesienotor ,So6n $. Mit6cl
Der 9cItedlrng in ied)S 6Guen
III @erbinOung nit Ser Inter
llhitng iiber oie 2ono Sfmin-
oelelen angeflagt. 8~leid5eitig wuroe
Der Staotsiefretdr SEQ. s. 9rownea
Der Bcrfiibrlung 5unl Meineio in bier
6ollen nngeflagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

Der Is Sabre olte Nlger Irlt-
ben IN @ron0 2eoge, Mid1., ipllroe I'M
9anie ieiner S6melter in icinem
Shlai5immer nit elmer allgel im
aopi uno anoeren GerIebnngen ais
Setde ~gefunoen. Sein Shlaifome-
rao s. Senfs, Elm 5oglobner, mltroe
aiI Den 8eroadt oes MoroeS per-
baftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

Petersburg, 2. Se6ritor.
3pei beftige Groerihiitterin1aen tro.
fen nm 1915 beltte SormittoQ III
glnoiion, Tropin5 Scrgbono, Gen.
troluIicn, Cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

Fed1te, Die ms %Qorantlrt mur0en?
Nnimorten Sic, ohcr Sic iucrbcn sic
6olaen 81 tro9en boben."
9 ei6Iiife Der @etcr8bur.
Ger IrbeitSqcber.
&etersburg 2. 6ebruor.
Der 8erbon0 Der Eeteraburger go.
%brifonten bat ioIgenoe Neiolutioucn
angenommcn;
II. Die S%oroerungen Scr Qcute.
iuelde iid auf Ole Northumberland,
ibre Seron5icbung bel ser Seitiebuno
Der Sobnc fir Stiidpcrf rulO bel Der
Jcitieeung Der Hegulationen in Den
3nbrifen be5ieben, iolen nidt DIS.
fntirt, ionoern Dem 6inon5ntiniiter
5i,r 9eietlid)cn Hegellng iibertpieien
meroen.
.. Cine Disturbing Scr bcion0c-
rem Sorberungen IN Den ein5eInen
@erfen lit unrotbiom, 10 longe Die
Irbeit nidt mieoer ouigenommen lit.
3. Inter Inerfennung Ser Sbot.
lode, bob sic Seiite ans onoeren, OILS
pirtbidoftliden llriafen in Die &c.
luegiing bineinge5oeen moroen iino,
erflort Der 8erbono einitimmie, oab
fem geeenieitiges @efiibl Der Bitter.
felt e%riitirt, uno bci6lieBt er, Den slr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03


SSmoto Id)enbadL ser befolntc
2onoihoftSmoler, lit geitern in 'einer
@obnlm9 III 0iilieloorf an 2un1ell-
ent5iinoung geitorben.
Ssmal0 9lden6adL Der iiill0ere
9ruoer Don IItoreas, mar, mie oieier,
elmer Der 6iibrer Ser Glteren 9mIO-
lboftsmdlerci an Der Siilieloorier
Ifaoemic. 1927 oaielbIt geboren,
biloete er lid 5lrn1dit olf Der Oorti-
gen Ifooemie, Damn bel ieinem Brit
Der, lomie ollf Heiien, namentlid IN
Stalien aus, Sn ben Sabren 1868
bis 1878 mar Oamolb sldeuboh gro.
feiior on Scr alulltifule ieiner @atcr-
ltoot. Seine 9ilber i6iloern nit
&orlicbe Sen @olf bon Neopel, &om
mo Den @citcn Gampolien'S, Si5i.
lien mo Die Sdymei5. Nomentlih
permodte Scr &iinitler, Sen &ei5 OeS
itolienii6en &ebcrs mo SimmelS in
Der Mountaineering ltno burd) rel
DIE, geiltpouc Staffoge 81 beleben.
Brett b%ebonOcIte grditeftliren licbte
er, ben SanOifaiteu bei5ufii9en. Mn
TroolftipitGt itono CT ieinem aIteren
9ruoer nid)t nod], er erreifte inoeis
len nidlt Die @0be, Die Sener ieincr
3eit einnabm, ais elmer Der GrIten
9iiieloorf's. God iinb SspolO
Mdenboh's Nrbeiten niht MIR III ioit
alien offcntlihen Sammlln9el
9elltlflanb's pertreten uno bod &c.
Idost I'M Eripotbelis, ionoern altd)
pielfa6 ms IusIano gefommen. Sn
metropolitan @uieum Of Irt" ban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Nns Scnti6lan0.
Ser 9aiicr gcacn ibcrtric6cncu
SuTus.

}rrf icincn @umih mterbIcibt Gin
non Scr 8erIincr 9Iriitofrotic &C.
plontca arobca @citcrfcit.- Nod)
trGaliAe2 iibcr Die @orlcalmg ser
@ouoclaucrtrdgc I'M @ci6atoge.
@roi 8iilon'9 trodcne &coc.
200. 5obrcStoa oc2 Iooc3 ser
@%oniain Sophie Charlotte.
9l%Oucntiitcn in @omopcr bereiten
Der 8cboroc Shccrcrcicn. -
lYtL-ft N4
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
SUEZ CANAL is CHoKED UP
New York Firm Receives CabIegram
Stating 1t Will Be Closed for
Fourteen Days
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Czarnikow,
McDougall e. Co. of this city received
the following cablegram today: 1T is
probable Suez canal will be closed four
teen days, debris. Chatham"
The steamer Chatham was sunk in
the Suez canal early in the month and
1t was announced THAI she was to be
blown up with dynamite on Saturday,
1t is inferred that the banks of the
canal were damaged by the blowing up
of the vessel. hence the report that
the canal will probably be closed for
two weeks until the damage will be
repaired.
The report created considerable ex-
citement in the sugar trade, as the
closing of the canal will delay the ar
rival of several cargoes of Java sugar
due in Atlantic ports the latter part
of October or the beginning of No
vember.
The time allowed for a steamer tc
make a trip from the Suez canal tc
New York is about twenty-four to
twenty-five days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
DEPRIVED OF SUCCESSION

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN, Sept. 25.-The herditary
count, Francis Won Erbach- -Erbach, the
22-year-old son of the second branch of
the ancient house of Erbach in Hesse,
has been set aside from the succession,
according to the Tageblatt, for having
married the daughter of washerwo-
man of Erbach. The marriage, it is
added, took place in London some weeks
ago. Counct Francis affirmed his in
tention to remain true to his wife. A
council of all the counts of Erbach was
called. The council decided that under
the laws of the house Count Francis
had forfeited his right to succeed his
father, and elected to succeed him
Count Everard, who is 10 years old ana
second son of Count Arthur, the eldest
living brother of the chief of this
branch of the family.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
SCANDINAVIAN PROTOCOL
IS GIVEN TO THE WORLD
TERMS OF THE DISSOLUTION OF
SWEDEN AND NORWAY
Provides for Arbitration Before Hague
Tribunal and for Zone on Each
Side of the Frontier Which Shall
Be Forever Neutral
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 25.-The Asso-
ciated Press succeeded in securing the
text OF the protocol signed at Karlstad
Saturday by the Norwegian-Swedish
delegates appointed to arrange the
terms for the dissolution of the union
of Norway and Sweden, subject to the
ratification of the riksdag and stor-
thing. The historic document, which
will become a treaty when ratified by
the two parliaments. consists of five
main articles and two sub clauses. The
first article deals with arbitration, the
second with the neutral zone and the
demolition of the fortfications; the third
with reindeer pastures, ETC.. the fourth
with intertraffic. and the fifth with
common waterways. The agreement
provides for the compulsory arbitration
before The Hague court of all disputes
except matters of vital interest, for the
period of a decade, the extensions for
other periods of ten years unless two
years previous notice is given of an
intention to abrogate II.
The treaty provides for zone on
either side of the frontier which shall
forever be neutral land for the demoli-
tion of the fortresses within that zone,
with the exception of the old portions
of the fortfications of Fredericksteen,
Gyldenloeve and Overbjerget, which
may remain, but which are not to be
used as fortifcations. A headquarter
staff and garrison may be maintained
at Fredericksteen to the extent as prior
to the erection of the new fortfcations.
No extensions of the kongsVinser group
of Notifications will be permitted, nor
of the new forts erected within ten
kilometers of the old fortress of Kongs-
vfnger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
WANT QUICK FIRING GUNS
Canadians Will Arm Lake Cruiser to
Stop American Fishermen
From Poachng
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 25.-The de-
partment of marine and fisheries has
referred to the imperial government the
question of supplying the Canadian
cruiser Vigilant with quick fire three
pound guns.
Officials here believe that under the
Rush-Bagot treaty of 1917 they can
ship guns of that size but it has been
considered desirable to consult the i'm
perial government before taking the
step.
If the answer from London is favor
able four quick firing three-pounders
will be at once forwarded from Halifax
and placed on board the Vigilant on
Lake Erie, and decisive steps will be
taken to stop the Wholesale poaching
by American fishermen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
GIRL CLUBBED BY
"BLACK HAND" SLUGGER
VICTIM BEATEN INsENslBLE BY
A NEGRO
Irene Grossman of New York Sub
Jected to Series of Nightly Visits,
During Which Demands for Money
Are Made and VaIuables Stolen
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Irene Gross
man, girl Of 16 years, was found
clubbed into insensibility in the hall
way Of her home early today. The at
tack was the elimination of a series
of nightly entries in the Grossman pri-
vate entrance which were intended to
enforce, by "Black Hand" methods,
payments of money for immunity from
attack. Beginning Friday night Il
negro visited the house nightly, appear
ing only to Miss Grossman and escap-
ing when frightened by her screams.
Immediately after the clubbing the
police found two pictures in the Gross
man home with their faces turned to
the wall and notes demanding money
written on the backs. On the back of
photograph of Mrs. Grossman was
written: 1--WE expect 5000 from you. B.
F. c."
On the back of one of her daughters
pictures was written in the same hand:
1--WE expect 5000 from you. B. F. c."
In the two previous visits to the house
the burglar had stolen several valu-
able pictures and more than s400 worth
of silverware.
Miss Grossman's injuries are not be-
lieved to be dangerous.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
MURDERED BY RIVAL TONGS
Double Assassination in San Francisco
Chinatown Results From Arrest
of Chinese Girl

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25.-As the
result of war between rival tongs,
a double murder occurred in Chinatown
tonight, the victims being Lew Dock
and Lee Moy The tragedies were less
than two hours apart, Dock being shot
at the corner of Jackson street and
Ross alley. while Moy met his death
later in the evening at Clay and Du-
pont streets.
Lucy Sing. who was arrested while
running away from the scene of the
first murder, was locked up and
charged with the crime. Another
Chinese is being held for the murder
of Moy, but the police are not posi-
tive that they have the right man.
The Chinese quarter is greatly ex-
cited tonight. A special detachment
of police is searching the place for men
believed to be implicated in the crimes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
GIVE BANQUET FOR FACULTY
Educational Committee of Y. M. C. A.
Entertain and Discuss Sea-
sons Work

In honor of the faculty of the night
school of the Y. M. C. A. institute, the
educational committee of the associa-
tion gave a supper last evening, at
which the members of the faculty were
present and discussed plans for the
work of the coming season.
Formal opening of the school work
will occur Monday evening. The affair
last evening was in charge of w. E.
Howard, chairman; DR.. G. j. Lund.
William Chambers, w. S. Twogood,
Charles A. Baskerville and Prof. ]. M.
McPherron.
The following new members of the
faculty were present: Edward S. Ayres,
formerly of Stanford plan reading and
estimating; H. L. Boyd, Occidental,
algebra and geometry, George S, Beane,
U. s. c., electrical engineering; F. C.
Weber, polytechnic high school, book
keeping and penmanship; H. L. Twin
ing. polytechnic high school, chemistry;
English literature; F. e. Field, for
merly principal of schools at Racine,
Wis, English and department of tutor
ing; George A. Boden, former principal
Columbia school, principal of school for
employed boys; Joseph A. Duckwith,
assistant; Prof. Mark A. Beal, depart
ment of oratory, Occidental college,
public speaking. l.. B. Austin, educa-
tional director, with C. r. Quillan, as
sistant secretary, and H. E. Sharp,
boys work director, were also present.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
NEGRO RUNS OVER A BOY
Chauffeur lnfIlcts Probably Fatal ln-
jurles In Streets Of Chicago and.
Is Threatened by Mob
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.--Surrounded by q
crowd of excited pedestrians, all threat
ening vengeance, Arthur Stewart, 16
years old, negro, was held prisoner
until the arrival of two policemen last
night, after having knocked down and
probably fatally injured Louis Wein-
berg, 10 years old, while driving an
automobile at Twenty-sixth and State
streets.
In the automobile at the time of the
accident were Mrs. Mary Stewart, the
mother of the chauffeur, and William
Holiday of Milwaukee, the owner of
the machine. They also were prevented
from leaving the scene of the accident,
although when the police arrived young
Stewart was considered to be the only
person to blame. He was arrested.
charged with operating an automobile
without a license.
The injured boy was taken to Mercy
hospital where physicians say he may
die.