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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
TuS Mctttr,

Giir Worplun0 mo 6cn IiItrift
Columbia regnerilhea Wettcr mn
iil0lidC Min0e.
Ger bod)ite SbermoGNetcritonO mar
so @rno nm 3 llbr Nad)nittdg@.
Ser nieorigite SbermonlctcrItnno
mor % @roO INN I ltbr MoracnS.
Wittlerer 9oromcteritono Bob.
Ser bodIte 9berunomctcritnnO Der
lcbten "a Stlnoen in nodliol0cnocn
Stdoten nor, mie foIgt: Goltport 10,
Torilono IS, Bolton IS, Nlbonp Sc,
Iclp.g orf so, Sorri36urg so, Ebila.
0clpbio 80, Ntlmntic.Gitp IS, Cape
Wnp rs, @olhington 80, Horfolf So,
SotteroS Sc, Charlotte 81, Wilming'
Ton IS, GborleIton Sc, Snpnnnob IS,
Sadionpiue So, Supitcr SO, &cD,g8eIt
80, @tloniu 81, WontgomcrD 81,
NcipsO Orleans IS, Goleitine SO, @ol.
pelton Sc, Corpus Gbriiti SO, Mcm'
pbi1 80. Cincinnati rs, WarQllette 81,
EiitSburg Sc, SSmeao 90, Buffalo
81, Glepelono SO, Getroit Sc, Nlpenn
81, Green Dan So, Chicago so, Gu.
liltb 76, ct. Youl 96, 81. 2oiiiS sc,
aoninS.G itp 80, Omaha 81, Sliron
80, NiSmnrd sc, @iaiiton 50, Sopre
80, Seleto 50, Solt 2ofe Sc, 8enper
Sc, Nortb Tlotte 80, 0ooge 90, 9lmos
rilo Sc, Sos InaeleS 76.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
2pfalberidlte ans Maihinatun.

Nerpenfieber M Steigen
&m @eiunobeitSomt lplrben &c.
itern - neile eSGae bon Ncrocniieber
gcmeloet, ole ar0bte 3abI al cinenl
Gaze ieit 9huabrllh Der arantbeit IN
ser Stoot. Iie %GonmniliGre Oea 1iz
itrifts Columbia boben Die Foli}ei
nn0cluieien, Die 8clun0belta Scan'
ten in oercn Don &ullS 81 Solla- Sn'
ipcftion 81 unterltiiben un0 OorollI
81 ieber, oaB ale @obnrunGen IN Io'
nitdrem ;}uitonoe gebalten peroen.
@cteroI Gbaiiec, ser iungirenoc
arie9aiefretdr, bat 5rr @obrung Der
@ciunobeit Der 5oblreiGen @conten
oieicS IcportementS ongeorhnet, nltr
0eItiQirtcS @oiier i'm @ebGu0e 81 be.
nllben. Wegcn Iusbrlihs 0eS gelben
Sie6ers Iteaen Die MlltoritGten 8es
iunobeits 9ltteIte an 2elitc aus, meldc
sic S%iioltoaten beiil6en moIlcn, Die
GlturartGncregeln ongeor0net bobetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
@rd hlider Sub.

Die pier Sobre oltc S%oiephine Snibo
an Der Siio.GborlesitroBe miro
bon cincm .@oggon
iibcriobrcn ltno aetoOtet.
NlIi arGblid)e N0eiie fam geitern
Gbeno Die bier Sabre oltc &oiepbine
Suioo, (od)tcr bon &rn, NnGlIt Sris
so pom ltr. 9t7 Sii0.GborlesItrdBe,
nm ibr 2cbeH. @dbrcn0 ooS OtGo-
d)cn an Scr observation-disclosures periud)-
tc, sic StroBc 81 frel3cll, rarultc c@
brett geQen cinen n0rolidJ iobrcnoen
Observation-Disclosures Ser Motor.
iiibrer 4. $. gdenrooc, mcl6er OuS
&%erbGn9niB noben iab, mod)te bcroi'
id)c NnitrengltngetL, INN Den Wnggon
5lrm Stcbcn 81 bringcn, je0od) Oerges
bcnS. In9 &ino mur0e Don Der lin.
fen Scite 6eS SenoerS ~9etroiien mo
llmqc,uoricn. InS cine Gor0erruo
illbr iiber cS billpcg, un0 olS Scr
8oggon 5llm Steben Gcbrod)t lultr.
De, itono Elm 0interroo ollf Dem per.
lunoliidtcn ain0c. 9ie Iitgen3eltgen
bcS llniolle9 monotcn nit Gnticben
lire @ciihtcr ob, olS Der 8ogQon
obermoIS in @cluegung geicbt uer.
Den mliBtc, nm oos aino i%rci5ugeben.
Cos WtGOdcn perlor icin 0emtBtiein
oitgCnblidli6 mao oils e0 in sic elter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
SeIbItlnor RS 9eru d).

Selb it IN Ser II dl. -
Sn einem aniol bon Sdipernnitb,
meIdcr ollrd) Somilien- 3ipiltigfciten
berNri beitmoren mnroe, perIlldlte
aeitern 81 iriiber MoreenItiuhoe Srail
6lorcuce 6. a~noeriou BON gtr. BOB,
Moro . @ilmoritrabe. Selbltnnoro ST.
bc0ebcn, inoem tic cine Coils Itolllt
cinnabm. sic miiroe nod Dem
n6rantlin . Sqi,arc !! SoipitaI" se'
brodt. moielbit iic iif auf Dem @e9e
ser @eiieruna beiinoet. 6rall anoer'
ion lit % Sabre aft. Sbr @afte mobnt
in annapolis.
Mill ieine iilberne . o d.
5eit niht ieiern.-Sm arclS'
aeridt gtr. 9 bat Sr. Somiiel @blte'
lod cine alaae alli obioliife SdfI'
oung BON 5rou @arp emma @blte'
lodi cinreihen Iaiien, peldt'e er Dor =
Sabren beirotbete. 2as Naar Dof
5pei ainoer, welde aber Seloe per-
leiratbet iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
Sdifisfarten bon nno mad 9cntiG.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: SEA.
iiite $50; Observation-Disclosures Bis
3rm 1. gnghit $3.50; bonn 1. aug.
bis 1. Topember $57 so uno $62.5 so.
Hitnoreiie 81 bigiaerem Hreiie.
Sbeo. s. 9iener & g., Simmer Nr.
3. ia Sit-2eyineton.S Str. (323-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
*"* Die .S'aei(.@ eicllihoft~ Der

"* Eie ~S'aeil.@ eieuibait" Der.
onItaltet om Montag, ben IA. Niia,
I'M pGarlep.Earf" an Der Sarioros
Hooo Elm grobes Yienic ncbit Yreis.
fcaclrl, YreiSihieBen uno Cans. Ger
Gintritt betrG9t MIR % Gents nno
fam fir flint Coupons, fir Grfri-
ldungen an Der 9ar eingeloit mer.
Den. Gomen uno 3inoer erbolten
freien gintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
Mcbr @chtc uatOrdt.

Sdrnbe i'm @crtbe uol $500 in 5luei
SGlliern entocft. - Stomncn
anacbIid bon sem FcnniDIuonio
Vabn" Holthc FER. Nnron
Goben uno G0nn Cohen, ieine
lod)tcr. ais ougcbIifc Sebler
n~crDoitet.
GopitGn @or6 POM mittlcrcn ii.
thrift Glnlbt, meitcrc Noarcn cntoedt
81 boben, Sic bon sen Gieblt6blcn
bcrrilbren, iiir lpcIde Dor etlpo bier
@odlen cine gr0Berc An5obl 2eute in
baltimore uno on0ercn Stdbten Der.
unb ben @robgeidmorenen
iibcrpielen mur0cn. Wnorcn oller
Nrtcn mlroen aus acknowledgements
Ser .EcnniDloania Nobn" entluenbet
unO tbcilS on g%iinitia gelegcnen Or
ten perborgen, tbciIa M Ir0oler 3u
ShIeu0erpreiien pcrtouit. Ger go.
li5ti lit eS bisber QcIlungen, eincn
Ebcil Der 9ellte 5itriid 81 %erlnngen,
lulo Qcilcrn ent0edtc Munoe . Ger.
geont @~0rrnngcr t25l2 EoorS dube,
6 idImcre Wotroicn &aden uno einen
9nQen Glld, sic cbcniollS uon Der
. EenniuIponio @obu" geitoblen iln0
Ocrfauit moroen iein iollen. llnter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11

libe @obnung getrogen mliroc, mar
eS bereitS Dem Sooc nnDt, 10 oab sic
berbeigeruicnen Ier5te NidltS mebr
fir oos beoalternSluertbe @cihopf
tblln fonntcn. Coroner Or. Otto Wt.
N~cinbarot miro beilte 9lbcnb in Der
iiiolihen ASoli5eiitotion cincn SltQueit
abbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11

*** Ger r@ittcISboher @crein"
pcronitaltet am Sonntoa, Den 13.
gligilit, einen GltSilug nod y@iaar's
Eorf" al Der Sorioro.Hooo. IS lino
fir Sen auSilllg m~citgebenoe grran.
dement's getrofien iporoel1, nno Elm
Seoer, Der oen 9erein belu6t, miro
iih foitIid amiiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
Ser ncnc Niitrift.

Gle Y%ronooiitrifta : Gomnninion bot
lire grbeiten fiir Die 3uerit &c.
plorlten Observation-Disclosures
poQenbct. - 2iobtitroBe fomntt
jet al sic Heibe. - arieg oet
Sirinenibilberll.
Vie Bidder utb ElGne fir hie Gr.
lueiternng Scr ErottitroBe ouf 1870
Sub 5tpild)en 2igbtitroBe mo Der
@eItieitc Der SoneS' 1GGc, mltroen
ge'tern bon Der @ronooiitritt . Gonn.
miiIion an ben Sta6t : He9iitrutor
geinnot. Gontit lit Die 9lr6eit in Ser
binoung nit Den StroBenuer6eIic-
rltngen, Die nod Dem 6eiler pom oQ-
gemeinen 8iirger.Gomite porgeid)los
gen luitrocn, bcen0et, mo 5luar in
fiir3erer Belt, oils man ooS fir moo.
lid 0ebalten bate; III einem Sabre,
bier WCllutcn un6 % S1gen BON
Dem 9utrun Scr Organization Der
Gonniiiion. 9ic 9~rltttofoiten Der
GerbreitcrumQ Der Fruttitrobe 6cIolz
len iid ouf $G03.1l5, sic @ertberbo.
Hunoen olli $2OO,7l4, 10 Dob Die Net.
tofoitcll, cinihIicBIid $500 iiir
NnSQaben oli $l02,31 lid beIolt-
len. Die Gommiiiion miro MN li6
nit Scr Grlucitcrlmg BON 2iqbtItraBc,
juiiden @rott nm SeeItroBc, be
id)Gitigen, Die ollrd) cine &%eroromlna,
om 6. MGr5 1903 ongenOmmcn, oil.
t~oriiirt mlr0c. Scit Der Sr9uniinz
ton lit Ole Gonmliilion nit ctlun TO-
GOO 2cltcn in pcri0nlihen &crfcbr
0ctreten bat in SO5 S1len Shn0cns
eriab iiir StroBcncrlpeitcrunaen 5lts
geiproden uuo in 377t SGlen @ertt.
erb0bungcn muIcrlegt. 9hir iicbcn
@runoitiide miiiicn nod fir oie Gr.
iueiterung Scr Erottitrobe eriuorben
iperocn. Die observation-disclosures BlGne
iiir oieieS trnBc iinO bic uninngreibz
item ole biSbcr 1e5ei6nct lpuroen.
Sic beoeden 100 QunbrutfllB Eopicr
uno betreiien 537 @runoitiide, nab.
reno mn in 80 SGaen Gntih6oigung
geleiitet mcrOen mubte.
@egcn Die Gntiheibungcn ser
%Gommiliion iinO 1913 9erllfungen ein.
9crcid)t rporoenL y oerielben 6etrei,
len Die WeritplGnc, Giuige 6eriel.
ben iinO MIR iormeQ mo oiellel1 3ltr
gliltlGrung ser 9eiibtitcl.
&n In6etrodt Ser picIen at beici.
tigcnoen Shpieri0feiten bat Die
Gommiiiion hire 9lrbeit in liberia.
idenh flir5cr Belt uollenoet. Goh
ibrer Grnenmng murOe eS propbes
5eit, ooB bie @rbcit bon iiini bis
iehS Sabre in Iniprlld nebmen mir.
De; gnberc ioGten, bob Die Commit.
iGre 5ehr Sabre I'M Nnlte bleiben
milrben. Ter critic Expectations tSall
III 8erbinoung nit ben Werften lit
iiir Den #. September nngeicbt NOR.
Den.
SIS mir6 Grnlt It.
Ser aricg gc1cn sic IirmcnihiIOcr
i'm ncllen Giitrift, sic o6nc Die n0.
tbiQe GrlmubniB icit Dem 6eucr on9c-
broht mllroen, ioQ Nun alien Crit
ties am nGditen Montuq beginner.
Wopor SinlomlS fam qcitern nit Scr
Foli5eibeboroe ii6er cinen 6cloSuoSs
plan iibcreilt. Ger @ebGuoe- Snipcf.
tor loa Noti5en an 0ie betrcifenoen
(irrrpu inuAett IN Anrnu Imam S;n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
Hotulanb'S tirfiidje @aScr.
Gaultablc: @ebanee, VSitamt aesen. etets pifeu.
CSuli9, I&S-)
Q(rt6mr W. Npbioit,

Nr. TT, ci'Saltimurc .stra6e.
Ta6agc Wutariats : 8clomediel.
Bureau. S6iifsfurten fir ale
inien. &eiiepGiie. @edleI,
GeIomediel uno Gclbienoun9en.
(april4,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
0eIoienbansca nad 9emtidjlanb anb
Seltreidl

su "a Gents pro Marf nnS 20h
Gents pro arone. Gorto ertra.
@edieI auseeiteIlt aaf ole 9beiIe
Der g9eIt. 2bep. S. Siener & Gn.,
ia Slt.2esington.S Str. 3immer Nr.
3. Q6OZ( ).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11

~ -
Gllarant1ncre9eln angeor0net boben.
Scr Teuermar6 dali miro
inter II den. 3ltm oritten
Wiol in einem Wfonot iultr0e in Dem
FrcIton g.. apartment &allie an Der
8uilior0-9lbc. un0 E~reItonitrabc Elm
Gellcr entoedt, un0 oieSmal in einem
Saufen Nbiolpapier etc, in einent
fleinen Soaerroume oeS eriten Stodz
luerfS. Sbgleid) Der 9rnrlb MIR Elm
unbe0elltenoer par, lpltroe Die tSelter.
lpebr alarmirt. Ter critic Brand AM
II. Sui unO Der 5lucite am q. SlIt
t"onntcn bon Dem Toli5iIten @iQiam
$. SoOlcr gcl6iht mcroen. Seller.
WtnridoQ Mtc9liee bat ii6 Der Sabe
a%rgenonnmen nn0 miro cine GRIND.
lide ltnteriubung nnitellen, Inn oic
llriuhc Der mpitcrioien WrGnoe tlar
81 l%telen. SEQ Murpbp, ser Noht.
Glcputoriilbrer, entbedte Den lebtcn
9rono, medte Die 0iGite altf p~erirrte
lid) ober ouf irgcno cine @eiie uno
iiel aus einem Tenitcr be5 erIten
StodlperteS ltno in ocn Seller binab.
0ic Giitan5 mar MIR II Sui, uno
Wtirpbp fam nit einigen Shram.
men oopon.
vSotel Arlington" unter
Der Supe. - WnridoQ iSornun
lit sur 3eit nit elmer llnteriuHung
0eS GboratterS gcipiiier .SotelS" be-
I61ttigt uno rid)tet beionocr5 lein
Nllgenmerf oltf oaS BON 2eon :.
SbompIon betriebene nNrlington.So.
tel" IN Nr.S50, observation-disclosures,
100 iid an Gienitog 9lbeno ole S6lG.
gerei 5miihen Soc 8oaer mo ieincm
frilberen aellner @m. Woroecai Ill.
trug. 0ieS oSotel" bat ifon bon
iriibcr Der cinen nidt gerooe3u 0lten
Hllf lno mlir0e iton speimal alli
Den 9erid)t Ser Eoli5ei bin geihIoI-
len, aber 6iSber bot ole Sd)ontIicen5.
9eboroe cine nclie 2icen3 fir ooiielbc
oilSgeltellt. Ter 9egenp1rtiqe Gigen-
Thinner betreibt oaliclbe inter elmer
geluobnlid)en 2iccn& bat obcr cine
Npplitotion fir cine Sotel- 9icens Elm.
9ereid)t, iibcr melAe oie @eb0roe un
IS. Slltgllit entiheioen miro. Ger leb.
te Torfol III Dem &otel miro bel ser
l1odltcn Situng sur &enntniB Der
9eboroe aebrad)t. GommiiiGr 9rocco
iagt, ooB Ole Sicen5 crit gelpGbrt lullr.
DC, ais Der Npplifont oaS 8eripred)en
ge0eben batte, feline 5lueiielboiten
Gboroftere in ieincm SoteI 81 ouloen
u1O 2cttereS in anlt1n6iger @eiie at
lilbrcn.
@irt6 in @ HmuIitGten.
- @nrrp &. WorriS, Elm @irtb bon
Nr. 10t4, Noro : GarroIlton. 9(penue,
mnroe geitern in Der norbpeltIiden
Eoli5eiltntiou inter $500 @iiraifait
iiir ieinen Ero5eB geiteIlt, ipeil er an.
geblif einen &eiiel @ier on oic ii
Sabre alte 2arra 0oricp perfauite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
Staot Baltimore.
ltntcrhaitnnos . @caiueiier.

.E'0eit. Wrirnimait." - Dtontua. ben II.
elIguii. Riuiic TN a0GrIcn .Fnrf."
,0onionpiirafcu SbCateT." - Stclc SSode;
.Ihe Gpnpict3 Sdipbicr".
electric. tnrt." - lIalih Vnioeotuc Sor'
ttellungcH ino Gun}eric.
,,@lus' Rart" am gud.3ituer. ldgsth
Gdnbcpiacs% orficllulgCn.
,Sulfeiters Bead" IdglIhe Srfirliollel
per SdmpIcr aHunlit",
GBpptuut Hiuer 0rtnrtnnen ieocit Slclllta9
nnn Nonueritul per Sdmpter .Gnlinu 8ilcs".
Bort Tepuht. NIB Neiterinu'6 Ifnriiuuen ieoe;l
Tiemtae, HnuHcriin1 mo SamiidA Der Ndllpier
.Sus1ucbaniln"
NnnapnliS, uuc g1eit,Riuer. Grturfoncu icoen
Yluutaa, Whttpndh Srcttda, SnIniidg mo
GpnntGg per Eumpier nSm1tn @tlee'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11

9oieball. = Gle .SrioleS"
ruben lid gegenmGrti9 IN sltlontic.
Gitp bon ibren Stropo3en nnb oli
ibrcn 2orbeeren olla mb bercitcn iid
fir ole Gonteitc Der nGflten brci go,
den in ser Sremoe Dor, Worgen be.
ginncn iic cine Serie in Teiunrf. 9a5
Heiulint Der geltrigcn Spiele mar:
IN MnnirfnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11

0rofer Snrnier nmb @all in Sol.
DIETER 9ead Sreitag, is. @nguit.
Mae Sitter fonnen 5beil nebmen.
500 in 9aarpreiien. 9ereitet gud)
our Sbeilnabme Dor. (221-6)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
MSS ethel #BARR YMORE
no We D5YOUNG ENGLISHMAN
Popular Actress Engaged IS. e
Former Private Secretary Of
Lord Rosebery.
Especial Gable .o,The Times e D'"patch ana

Especial Cable ,oi The Times Dispatch and 1741
4AT'13IlS New York Herald } 45t, . IL e.
Copyright by the New York Herald Col
LONDON, II July 1.-THE reported tetl en- en-;
gagementSof Miss TT hol{ Ea ore to M ::
Harry Graham. late OF tho Scots Guards 'fls
and former private secretary to ~ Lore 20
.Rosebery, has deeply interested the fas
ionable world. AXE 4. jf5
4 Though her engagement has often been
,rumored before. close friends assert that
the report heard to-day Is beyond doubt.
The social triumphs OF Miss Barrymore In
London have been regarded as phenome-
nal. The most exclusive persons In Lon
don have met her socially, and her sue r.
cess has been repeated with the seasons.
$3 Miss Barrymore Is a daughter OF the
late Maurice Barrymore and George Drew rev
and Is a niece OF John Drew. 55
Miss Barrymore. who has been visiting
friends IN London, was out Of town to- to-
day, but close friend OF hers tells me
1t IS true that he heart Of the popular
young American actress has been captured
at last. understood, however, that Miss
Barrymore has no Idea Of leaving the
stage, at least as yet. s t45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Brandis druggist at the Virginia
Hospital left Yesterday to.Lattend me
Mr.. Samuel Ethridge has returned to
the city from visit 70 Elksin, South
Major John 4. cowan has now left
Mr.. Charles "a. Bass. Of Petersburg,
has bought the establishment OF Mrs \; u
Leslie Watson, Of that city, who VIII III
locate here with Miller and Rhoads. 4;
Mr. Saunders Shield, prominent
member Of Newport News society and
politics, was NTH tyyesterday morn 'is1:
Ing. /, I,
returned to the city, after .a$two weeks ,1ks /
Evisit:5to the Luray Cave and the Nat
ural Bridge. E{ IA
DR.. William Lyme. who. is at the Me-!
mortal Hospital, is still IN g prccia car
condition. i 53$555s 6 q z . !, III
y Mrs. Barbour, superintendent Of the
Masonic Home. who has been treat ed AT
the Memorial Hospital by Dy Ga rein, ex-
poets to leave her sick room to- day. Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
WILL NOT WITHDRAW.
DR.. W.. T. Derieux Will Leave
,i55f5. Venable Street Church,

Rev, pr. ". 7, }sDerleux, pastor Of YEN
able Street Baptist Church, has finally
determined to leave the charge, Accord
Ing to his resignation recently rendered.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the church
to get him TO reconsider. s S3s q
64 The congregation recently appointed q
committee to wait upon DR. Dereux and
ask him to withdraw his resignation. On
Monday night the committee reported to
q largely ATTENDED church meeting that
they found $Dr. Derlenx lnaltern bly, OPP
posed to withdrawing his resignation,
When this was reported, the committee
recommended that the resignation be ac-
cepted, to take effect September 1st. 1905.
The recommendation Of the committee
was reluctantly agreedIto by the church
meeting, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
SC0r1Y BREAKS.
RAILWAY RECORDS
AVERAGE 81 MILES AN HOUR
Train, Making Terrific i,: Speed,
Beats Its Own Exacting
Schedule.
fRYtAssoclnted I,ress.l

CHICAGO, July 11.--WlLh every car
blackcned byfa dcllrios record breaking
RIM from Los Angeles to Chicago, The
walter Scott special on the Santa re
RAILROAD arrived here at liza a. NJ, hav-
Ing beaten all previous records BY hours,
as we'll Us lettering the special train's
own exactng schedule.
Consisting OF "a baggage car. diner and
private living car, the train which y n
Los Ana &lcs at9ll r. NJ. Sunday came
Into Tie Polk street Station to-day al
most at sop speed, having made the
run, 2244 IL miles, In AZ hours and %
minutes. This Is % hours and s minutes
faster than the timeso OF the egulnr& Santa
Fee limited; It is three hours and four
minutes faster than tho original contract
called for, which was forty-cght hours,
and It beats even the later schedule or
As hours by six minutes. The best preyl-
Gus time for this run was made by the
Peacock special In 1890 In a race against
DEATH" but record Of this train Y by
{ tho performance contaminated to ia y. rs
beaten by seven hours and hlty-f1Sc
minutes. 3lfi 81 NJ n d n. I, Il
n Eliminating stops or ''dcad" time, which
aggregated flfty-nlncs minutes the special
made 1.-THE run lii forty-three hours and
3fifty-iiye minutes. or an average Tor the
entire distance OF s,2H IL miles Of 5l.1
miles per hour.
between Chilcothc, ILL, and Coal City,
;Ill d distance OF II miles. which was
covered at the rate Of G. IL miles per
hour. a 49, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
STATE .|| Of .F|C|A[S
|.UP For CONTEMPT | | [: | 4
Clash Between Kentucky and
Federal Authorities Over
Caleb Powers.
(By Associated Press.)

100
CINClNNATI, o. July 11-Jailer
Ploegers ana three other men are out on
BAIL after arrest by order of Mayor
|Helmbold, of Newport, KY Policemen
Flynn and Ratican are out ION bail,
having been arrested charged With re-
slstlng United States officers III the dis
charge OF their duty, and the Mayor
himself was to-day bound over to APP
pear In court Thursday and make an
swer8 to charges OF resisting United
States officers, L
These were among the results o. an
Powers, former Secretary Of state or
Kentucky, under Indictment for complies
~ In the murder Of William Goebel, to
furnish the cell which the pr soner was
to occupy WIN more Gomfprss !, 'hn na
Newport jail. IN the tight which fol-
loved when the jailer refused to obey
the mayors orders to place. Powers IN
a cell other than that prepared TOT row
ers, the mayors front teeth We're knocked
the entire police force OF Newport was
Caleb Powers, thrust into small cell
last night When Mayor Helmbold was III
charge, was taken up stairs 70 me place
aangasd for ai Of he tn The frni
,ture which had been taken from the
room was replaced. s. !,
& Judge Cochran to-day directed the issu-,l
ance of warrants charging contempt Of
tho Federal Court against Mayor Heinz
bold, of Newport and Policemen Ratlcan5
and FLYNN, as a result of their actions
IN connection with the commitment. Of
Caleb Powers to the NewpoIt jail last
nirht. The local officials will have to-
answer to this additional charge direct to-
tho COURT & 8l sstt 9Hs ny &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
CALLED CONVENTIONS.
One Wing Of Local Republicans
Prepares to Elect Delegates.

Tho Republican Committee: or rather
the one OF which Mr. J. NJ. Elicit Isl or
claims. to be, chairman, met last night
Law building on Ninth Street,
and issued call for a mass conventions
( OF the party 70 be held August 3, 1905
at Monroe Hall. The city convention,
thus called viii select six delega tes and
six alternatcs to the State convention
to be held at Roanoke August sth "
name candidates for Governor and other
State offices. The meeting OF the Elicit
committee was said to be well attended
and harmonious. sB 99ssl {{35 S u
The meeting last night was OF one
wing or faction Of the party. The other.
faction, OF which Mr.. J. 4. Grubbs B IS
chairman. has not yet been called. It.
is "a foregonc conclusion, however, that.
.Iyal delegations will be sent to the Roa-t
Snoke convention, and that a contest VIII;
be made on the floor It seems that the
local factional fight is not yet heal ed,i
and cannot be until the coming conyen-
ton settles the question Of regularity
finally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
DEEP INTEREST
IN D | M I 1 suit /! Il.
Courthouse Crowded IT. Hear.
Case of3@Rixey Against
Stevens. 5.5
Special to The Times Dispatch,)8

Especial to The mes-D1spatch.)
{ ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 1.-THE
court room of tho United States Court
for the eastern circuit OF Virginia Judge
Edmund ,Naddil presiding, was filled to
Overlooking this morning with an au-
dience which had gathered to hear the
evidence and argument in the suits Of
Representative John +. Rixey and his
brother, Mr. g. Jones Rixey. against II.
C.. A. Stevens. in both OF which actions
damages in the sun, OF $40. coo were a sked
tor on the charge Of alleged defamati ton
of character. u VI h
Afterfa long discussions motion, made
by counsel for tho defense, for the post-
4ponement Of both cases was sustained by
the court. and October 30th was set as
the dale for beginning OF one or the! other
or the cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
With the Military,

Company r., seyentieth Virginia Regi-
mont, went through the usual drill eyollr-
tions last night First Lieutenant YIN.
II. KindervHter was In command, Two
new recruits were enlisted; @. R.John-
son and Stephen J powdy. both OF this
city,
Messrs. KindoryaterSand Johnston re-
Gently elected first and second llcuten-
ants, respectively OF Company f., passed
successfully onatheir examinations The
non,commissioned school will DO held
Friday at 500 r. NJ as usual.
AT yNesthampton last FridaySnight, q
dance WAS given to Company +. by the
non-eommissloned officers Of that com-
pany, at Westhampton Park. Prlyatcs
are q i give a dance the t.rst weeks IN
August * y 81 re- M "A n #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
tom WATSON FOLLOWS
ROOSEVELT S EXAMPLE.
Becomes a Virginia Landholder5
in Albemarle &
County. s
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CFIARLOTTESY1LLE VA, July H.
Thomas Z. a Watson. the distinguished
Georgian, has followed the example OF
President Roosevelt and become a land
holder in Albemarle. 1t is learned here
to-day that he purchased a farm of
nearly five hundred acres near Alton. In
western part of the county. M
4 Mr.. Watson reached Charlottesville
.this morning in company with ]. w
Slbley. Of Georgia: Mrs, Watson is ex-
3pected to join her husband here to-lnor-,
row al EtEi i,.ify .sE lt4.ss4 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
UNKNOWN n YACHT sunk !
by SWEDISH STEAMER.
(By Associated Pressis.)

MEN YORK, July ll.-Pnllce head
quarters ,recelysd inforatpn4 tonight
that an unknown yacht had boon sunk
III Dobba Ferry by Il steamer flying the
swedIah flag. II MAS learned that about
0 II. Ma yacht brilliantly illuminated,
anchored off n dock at pobbs Ferry and
rad hardly stopped when tile steamer
rnn into Ii The lights on bniIl Welt
out and lilo yacht turned turtle and
sank Fifteen minutes later three men
from the, steamer rnwed IN and asked (
any Survivors had come ADORE from tho
s,inke /. yacht Upon learning tGat none
had come ashore the tllree insll pulled
their boat IN OH the beach and took =