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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24

- By the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
HARRIET w. STOCKWELL late of Brattle-
boro in said District, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will
decide upOI the allowance of the account OF
Charles G. Staples administrator upon the
Estate of Harriet W. Stockwell late of Brattle-
boro in said District, deceased, and decree dis
tribution thereof to the persons entitled
thereto, at the session thereof 10 be held at the
Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said District,
on the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1905, when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If
you see cause. 10-12
AZ. SCHWENK. ReRister.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24

The fish left In the sea may be all right
but they are not an available asset like
those in the dealers Ice box.-[saturday
Evening Post.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24

JOHN DuNLEAv0T. Custom Taller.
Cleansing. Repairing ana Pressing done
to Order.
Rythsr BuIldrs. Up one Night
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24

SURVEYOR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

9robungen oltSgeItoBen, ibrcm Sc
ben elm 3iel 81 ieben. Sic bat ein
aino, boS bon ibrem Nooptiopater,
&errn Sobn Sol5monm 9r. 800,
Noro.Gbopel.St robe, er5o9en miro.
Die 2ei6e Der 2eben8miioen miro
BON oeren @obnlng aus beeroigt
per0cn.
Ginem Shlogfluiie er.
legen.- Der I'M ,Sotel Gngel" in
@aibington ongeitelte eugene Sub
6or0 bon Baltimore erlitt geitern
friib einen SdlngonfoG mo mlBte
in Elm Soipital gebrodt peroen, no
er bol0 0orouf itarb. Der Wonn
ltano I'M GO. 2ebensiobre uno bat
5tpei Sobne ltno cine pcrbeirotbete
Sod)ter, melde fiir Die @eeroigung
Iorgen mollen. Sllbboro mar in friis
6cren Sobren IN einem groBen 8e.
id)6fte in Baltimore mo ItonO Damn
lGngere Sabre i'm 0icnite Ger Hegie,
rllng.
@ieocr in Sen SGnoen Scr
Yoli5ei. - 0ic notoriide 9eilie
Cohen aus Dem S'tlidcn 9enoeripin
mlrrOc geiterL mic id)on oft 5ltpor,
mo 5lpor megen ongebliher 9el6iti.
9llng Ser Yoiionten Dor ibren Sollie
perboftet. 0urh friiberp Grfobrln9en
NIT oenl &a0i Srie0el gerpibigt, Der.
langte tie einen Ero5eB uor ben @e.
id)porenen. Sic itelte 8iirai6oft
uno muroe entloiien. Grit Dor tpez
nigen @od)en nuroe tie megen beiiel.
ben &%er9ebens nm $50 beitroft. Sic
eriud)tc Den @ouperneur oergeblid
ltm Grloiiung oieier Strofe.
9ur1 S6aoen fIug ge.
10 oroen. Sorrp SimonituS
pobnt in Sporrom'S Eoint ilno be-
finbet iid) crit fur5e 3eit I'M 2anoe.
Nm Spnntog beltieg er einen @ag-
gon Der Sigblanotonn.2inie an Der
Grott- mo Sanoper=S troBe uno be-
5oblte einen 9eidel oils Sobrgelo, OBJ.
gleid er cine llmiteigeforte beioB.
Ser G%onoufteur Mibbp Garter regi.
~Itrirte Den Nidel, olS SimonituS oos
8elo 5uriidnerlongte, ober notiirltd
hid)t erbielt. gr muroe MN TO hinge.
miitblid), bob Eoli5iit Gier i'm an
Sigb.StraBe perboftete. 8abi Srie.
Def beitrafte Simonit1ts geltern Mors
gen NM So.
Gin groBes CONCERT oes
vGbriitlifen Grreins iungerSrauen"
bon Baltimore finoet am 9onner-
Itag, Den 6. Ipril, gtbenbs, IN Der
vSprie-G on5ert-SaIlc" itott. bel pel-
hem MIR Werfe bon Gomponiiten
aus Dem Wittelolter ST. @ebor ge-
bradt mer0en. Ser Choral . @erein
Der 3ions-airde, 9irigent SO. Bod.
ner, miro oabei mitpirfen. Die auf
Dem Erogramm e~rip1bnten Gompo-
niiten iinb: Melfior Srond, Carl
Slttenbofer, 9lrcongelo Goreli, Mbert
9edfer, @. Bad, u. q. Mo5mt, Sein'
rid Sd)iib, Mrnolo MenoelSiobn etc.
-------
Grbielt ben Sansidliiiel.
M.--9Qip fnt1mt pS Aeuu. 0oR Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

ben; bon Nrn. Ntnbool - cine Ser,
%or0nlng, neIhe oos Sinterlegen Scr
@runoItiidsplone i'm @iireuu Der
topogropbiiden Gerlneiilng periiigt,
menn I'M Observation-Disclosures fitr
Neubulten i'm 9iireull oes @ebGlloe.
SnipettorS nahgeiu6t miro;
Don @rn. @einbemon, ser n@alti-
more 3 Ohio 8ubn" 5u erlmtben!
ibr @eleiie III ser &oceItraBe bis 3ltr
MinoerItrnBe ST. pCrl0ngeru.
Nuf Sen Iii b geIegt.
Die &eroronung, Der n@oitber Or
pref 60" 81 e%rlouben oui Dem
@rumoItiid Rr. 4t0-416, Sing
StroBe, cinen Sol5iduppen 81 crrit).
ten, luuroe pom Gomite fiir Yoli5ei-
uno @efGngniB i'm eriten 3weige I'M
qiinitig einbcrid)tct unO oom All
9lntrao OeS Srn.@ia ouf mbeitimmtc
3eit olli oen Gid gclegt.
Ter ,@ oStampf.
Sr. Sorpier, &oriiBcr Oes Gonlite's
iiir Goli5eimeicn, madte na6 Der
Sibung oea 3peiteu 3weigeS betouut,
0uB bcltte 9(beno nm s llbr wieoer
cine 0iicntli6e Sieung oeS Gomitc'a
bc3iiQli6 Der Sdreiber'iheu @ospor-
looe itottiiu0eu miiroe.
8ertnguHq.
Der Stuotrotb nertugte iid) bis
nGditcu Sreitog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
StaOt Baltimore.
0as @cttCr.

Sir W}arplano mo Den 0lltritt
Columbia Rcgen mo pdrnerc9 9Sct-
ter mo iiiolidc nod &citen INT
ipringcnoe &SiuOe.
Ger b0ditc SbermometerItanO mar
81 @roo nm 4 llbr Na6nlittnG9.
Ger nicorigitc Cbermomctcrltano
mar 81 @roo nm 5 llbr Wor9cnS,
Mittlcrcr @oromcterltonO 3O.16.
Ger nicorigitc EbermometerItono
ser lebtcn u StlmOcn IN uodfolgen-
ocn St6otcn mar, mic iolgt; @oitport
a, 4ortlan0 %, Bolton -, NlbonO
30. gteru Yorf "a, Snrrisbur9 81,
philadelphia 81. gtlontic.Gitp 80,
3aibinQton 36, Noriolt ~, SotteroS
Al, Charlotte 80, MiImington AS,
Gborlciton IS, Sanonnob So, Sad.
Ionuiac GO. Supitcr -, acp.@elt 10,
gtlonto 81, NelpsS Orleans 66, Gole.
itinc 81, @oIpeIton 70, Corpus Gbria
fiji 20, WenpbiS 80, Cincinnati 56,
9ittsburg ii, SSwego %, Buffalo
81, G~leuelunO "A, Detroit 36, Nlpeno
80, MorQitette 3G, @reen9op 40, Gbi.
cogo 80, Gullttb 30, ct. 8oul SO.
ct. 2oiliS GO, aonIoS.GitD "a, Omo.
bo 46, Sitron 40, 9ismord 30, Mili'
Iton %, Sabre 80, Seleno 80, Salt
Safe SO, 9enoer %, Nortb Elotte 40,
9oooc AZ, Nmoriao 80 mo Sos SIN.
0cleS 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Grhielt bcn SansldIailel

I.-gie fommt es benz. Dab Sic
iebt ben SaiisidIiiilel nit iih troget
biirien2 9.--Nab aleinigfeit. Sabc
Sd)miegermutter periproden, nur
0ranf SteiIs Bier ST. trinfen. (9fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
sdnuadle glcaiitrirnna.

@enig Sntcreiie an Der &egiitrirllllg.
9olm 1900 uelle S%timmgeber
ei%ngctrogen. - Sod cir Gog am
nGditen Wonto8.
9ci Der 0udtrngS . Heglltrlritl19
ncllcr Stimmgeber murOcn geIterrl III
Ben 1923 4re5inften Der Staot 1900
Stimmgcbcr regiitrirt. 5n moll-
fen &re5ihften mirben gar feline
nellen Stimnqeber cingetrageu unO
in monden anoercn MIR elmer. Die
RcaiItrirIofoIe iin0 nod cinmul am
nddIten Montog oiien. SoIgenoe$
lit oos Neiultot Ser geItrigen Regi-
1trirltuu nodl @dr0S:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

Ole 9 mer Maqgon $
scr StraBenbu6n g Wcleal6nit lilo
i1mntli6 neu reparirt un0 nngeItri-
d1en moroeu uno mer6en IN 9tenIt
qeIteut, Iobolo OoS @ettcr iid) 0oiiir
eignet. Nm Sonntog murcn ollI
mebreren 2inien eiu bolbcS GuBcll0
I'M Qolfe oeS Cages I'M @onae, ood)
mtroen tie NbenOS 9e0en 9ei6IoIIene
@uqgon3 pcrtnuidt. Sr. Mnt. VI.
Sollic, Der @eihoftSiiibrer Ser Stro.
bsnbobn in9te 9eitcrr, oob fiir oen
CONNER g~eniigcno @aggonS otge,
i6aiit lullr0en uto aud Ole erfor0ers
lide @leftri3itGt bcidafft lueroen
fam. Yef1nntlid fonrtc Die Stro.
Benbabn.@ eieuidnft I'M %pergnngener
CONNER nidt ibrc polle 3ubl Wags
CONS megen WongelS an Glcftri5itot
laitieu loiien, on ooS YtoId)inenbous
oil Der 8rottitruBe obgebronnt NOR.
Gle S.9 eb0rbe belt
oeItcrn Nodmittug in oSrctmarrers
Gempel" ibre rcgelmdBige Wonotss
8e|rionrnlung, IN pcldcr Die Sradt.
raten aus Dem Wciten mo Die Ger
minol 6ocilit0ten fir Den Grport DIS.
futirt mur0en. Sin 9eld)lilB lunroe
angeHommen, in lueldem Den Warps
IGnoer @ertretern inn 9ongreB Die
Inertennung fir ibre 9%emiibungen
oitsgeiproheH mlir0e.
9erYorreuu, Serein miro
moraen Ibeub ieine SierteliobrS.
@eriamnlitnq in Der oSeptalopbens
SaQe" boIten. Serr NIer. Simpion
bon Ebilooelpbio, Der friibere YrGIiz
bent oeS StnatS. 8orreoitsS ereinS
BON 1enuiplnonien, miro einen 8or-
troo balten. ST miro Der @oIt 0cS
Steiier = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oscar
2eier iein. Serr Sron5 @brlid), Der
nelt erluGblte Iutuolt Der o0eutId)en
@eieQi6oit" pom Y"biIdoclpbid, miro
iih in Der 9egleitung oeS Srn.S Gimp.
ION befinoen.
Spfer Der bIauen 8eieb@,
- Ger @irtb SbomnS s. 8rogon,
Mr.t01t, @reenmountz9lpenre fteute
geItern in Der MOI ooitliden Stotion
@iirgihaft fir ietn eriheinen Dor
Dem Griminolgeriht. er iol ooS Ser.
breden begongen boben, am Snnns
tag cine ouritige Seele nit etludS
Gt1rferem ais @oIier gelobt 81 ia.
ben.
SER eSobn&arl, Der cine Wirth-
idlait in 9r. 1445, o-@a Strobe.
betreibt, inter gleider ACKNOWLEDGING
itebeno, purbe ebenialls gegeu 9iirg-
id)oft entlaiien.
Ter 5oa gegen @iaiom Z.
sssoDnes, Scr. 1901, 3oro.gonbsS IT..
Der oiigebIid un Sonntog Bier Der
fault 5aben fol-, mubte abgeipieier
lueroen, od Die YoIi5ei nid)t I'M
Gfanoe mai, oiid) nir Den geringiten
@elpeis gegen ben 8irtb 81 erbrin.
aen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
9cnnp's feline scr6actc aaffccs

merocn in aIIeu StabttbeiIen bon
Baltimore %pcrfauit. Die porsiigIide
Alalitdt uno m1Bigcn Hreiie MAIDEN
oieielben gcra6e5u beriibmt.
G,S.Geunp So, sbec, &aifee, 3ndcr.
(slpriI5.iOi9oSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
llufGac zines Cages,

ton gcto0tct. - 3mel 3eben BON
einem Nrbeiter 5erquetidt. - Pm
6ere llnfGQe.
@eorg Sod, Elm etuo 50 Sabre al
ter Wt0luL lpur0e geitern nm 12S
llbr BET Scr Station Galperton an
Der Philadelphia = Baltimore 8oibs
in9ton 9obn" bon Dem Goiiagier3uq
Ir. 6 getroffen, erIitt einen S6Goel-
6ru6 mo Itor6 i'm 2altfe 6eS Sor-
mittogS I'M oStoot-Soipitol, no
bin CT ge6rnht porOen mar. Goro-
ner Sapoen unteriu6t ben Soil. So-
iueit ser Coroner bis geitern Ibeno
IN @rfobrung aebroft botte, iou Der
Wnm nidt bon Ser 2otomotipc &C.
troffen moroeu ietn, ionOern gegen
bcn Bug 9efoIen iein, ols oerielbe al
ibm porbcilouite.
3mei 3eben abgequeth t,
CAMEL @bite, elm 40 Sabre alter
9tCger, b"etrolcrt oenGerluit bon 5rpei
3eben 0es re6ten SSuBeS, Die linn &c.
Itern bon leinem nit 3iegeliteinen
6eluoeuen anrren 5erQuetidt lpuroen.
@r meigerte lid, IN Elm Soipitol ST.
geben, mo begnb ii6 nod leiner
@obmung. Nr. t433, 8oirmornt.Np e.
3mei SouSmuIer perun.
gIitdt.
glS 9eItern Worgen fur5 nod s
llbr elm lf~mebenbeS @eriilt an Dem
9nuie on Der Gde BON Gboie. mo ga.
roIinesS trdbe in Die Sobe gesogen
muroe, 5erriB zines Der Seile uno Der
Is Sabre alte @olter Sepern bon Ger.
1881, Noros0 Dallas StroBe, ser iid)
ouf Dem 8eriiit befono, ~itiir5te bon
elmer S0be bon ettuo 80 SUB berob
unO 5luor oireft o1if Srn. @ilIiant
Sbiel bon Nr. 1740, Sit.Yreiton.S IT.
Vetoe 1tro Sdltslnaler mo iultroen
ernitlid perlebt, Sebern om Giiden,
Dem linfen 8ein uno Dem redten
Sanogelenf, m1breno SbieI cine
8opfuunoe unb 8%errenfung ser linz
fen Sdulter oopon trug. Or. Seffries
Bud bon Nr. 1927, Noro-Garoline-
StroBe, nobnt Die M6nner IN Sc
bonoIung, Die ipdter I'M Stonbe poz
rem, lid noh ibren @obnungen 81
begeben.
@efGbrli6er Stur5.
9ern. 5000, eiu in Nr. 642, WeIt-
6opetteitraBe, mobnbafter Maibinilt,
fiel geItern, ais er IN Dem neiten
2ogerbollIe ser Baltimore . Ohio
9obn" an Der Barre. uno grtam-
StraBe orbeitete, bon einem @eriiIt
unb trig ollBer einem grlld) oeS gta-
ienbeinS oroere idmer5lide Ser
leeungen oopon. @r muroe in Der
Mmbulan5 oes meItlihen 9iitrifts
nod Dem ,Warplanoer llniperiitGtS-
Soipital" 9ebrod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
8clSicnSnngcn nadj ScntidianS nno
Scitrcidl

at "a Gcnts pro Iorf nilo 20H
Gents pro aronc. Eorto Extra.
@edieI auSgeitelIt allf alle SbeiIe
scr @elt. @iaige Sdiiisfarten bon
uno nod Seutihlnlto. SGeo. $.
0iener & 60. ia Sit.aering-
ton. Ctr. 3imtner Rr. 3. (ts0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

,3eitungen uno Sci
tungsIeute pom &c arpIonD
II Ser Sergongenbeit uno
inoer 8egenmort" lit Der Eitel
zines ioeben bel 6ronf 8. Siblep &
So. erifienenen 9ufes, meldes ge-
ididtlide Sfi53en iiber Die 3eitltn>
gen Der Staot nno Die Domit perbun-
oeiten Gerionlidfeiteu entbGIt. 9os
9it6 mltrbe BON ben $50. Yaul @in-
DIETER mo Sronf 8. @ebb berge-
iteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

Ole nSrei Sommer.s & l.
buttons @efellihot" bot
gcltern ibre Sobresperiommlilhg in
9tr. %, @eit.2 observation-disclosures, abgc-
balten. Is muroe befonnt gegebeL
Bob Der @eieuidoft oieieS Sobr Die
9ompier IS, :. 2ottobe" uno .gn-
nopoliS" sur @erfii9ung geitelt NOR
Den limo, Sn Dem Gireftorium trot
nur cine Nenoeruna elm, inbem Sr.
9orl 8. Meper an STEELE oes 9eitor-
benen Srn. $. u. Giderp eripGblt
mllroe. 9ie mieoereripGblten 9eom-
ten limo; ErGiioent Sr. Sobn 81.
Sbotu, Sice.Nr0iioent Sr. Ileronoer
&. Wurbodl SctretGr Sr. @taiom 5.
Wc9ribe; Gireftoren - GrGlioent,
Gice.Erdiioent uno SefrctGr, iolpie
Die $50. Z. y. Eerine, Charles $.
Weper, .. $. @oring, u. q. @orine,
@iaiom $. 2ooe, Sobn 3. Suncod.
Soiepb q. @olgiono, &. Con Soft.
man Senrp y. SpnionL Sobn s..
2pnd, GorI 3. Meper mo Or. S.SoI.
mes Smith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

Stegt i'm Sterben. = Gr.
VI. Sc. Saoel, SefretGr ser Sonit1fs-
Veboroe inter Mapor Sooper. liegt
in leiner 8obnung, Nr. 200. @eIt-
Waoiloniirabe. i'm Sterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
11ntrrGnItnnns . g4enueiler.

,,MuHf. NfabcmiC." - Gieie gSo0e: Gonn
Mab in .Ibe S6uul @irl".
,@luucO'e Sbeatcr." Gtele Aune: D6or
Sis grpibcu'a Crime.
,qHcrum. Sbcater" ttruBer 6bnic's). Gteie
ISOLDE: oSur 6atr &ir9lnln|".
,SuroS EpcrnBauc," Slelc NSo0e: npanis
,NoniOapfraben. zbcater," - 0tcfe gSobe'
,after Wtiouiqbt".
,MiurBlaub Ebeotrr. "-9iele Ao6e: gNl6a"
,SieueS 9niOitorium". - 2icie 2so1e: Sin
Ssvtrs geuboOp. Siecita" 5reiiao. ben 7. gprtI.
.glahnittaQs llbr.
uiusW}duHCUhpr=Suue".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Ec6cnSmMDc.
6rau @aluin ma6t ibrCm Sc6cn nit
9ur6oliGurc Gin Gnoc.

OlNll VNlpll llNlNpI lp'NH' ~N"NH ''''
@arboliGurc cin Gn0c.
SSruu Sooic @oluin, oie IN eil1em
3inrner in Mr.. 916, Noro.@olfes
StroBe, mobnt, bcging geitcrn Nad)-
mittog gcgen bolb 3 ltbr SeIbitmorb,
inoem lie cine 0oiiS aarbolidltre
trunf. Cine No6borin Wortbo 5000
man bon Nr. 914, NorozgSolfesStr. r,
b0rte ocn Shmcr5enSihrei Der Sc.
benSmiioen unO benohrihtiqte Die
9oIi5ci. Die %Nmbulon5 Ser nor00it-
lid)en Station brud)te Die Tralt nad)
Dem st. &oiepbSs Soipitol," no lie
meni0e Stunoen nod ibrer GIu.fnob.
me oen @eiit oufgo6. &rdntbeit uno
ollqemeinc acknowledgements i6eiz
men onS Miotip Der Sbot gelueien 5lI
lein. Die 6rolt, oercn @utte lie Dor
ettuo 10 &ubren iiben licB unO lid
nnd Nclls9Wcrifo bcgob, ernGbrte lid
oltrd) NGben pom &oien mo orbeitete
i6tper unO lang llno bat Idon friiber
0robungen ntsgeItoBen, ibrcm Sc.
ben Elm 3iel 81 ieben. Sic bat Elm
aino, boS bon ibrem GooptioOater,
@errn Sobn Sol5monM Nr. 500,
Noro.Gbopel.S troBe, er5o9en miro.
Die 2ei6e Der 2eben8miioen miro
BON oeren @obmIng aus beeroigt
ner0cn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
PANIC AT 4 FIRE.
The Plant of the Osweso Starch Factor!
Partly Destroyed--LOss s5sO,O0O.

cswEGo. y. Y, Jan. i3.-The Oswego
Starch Factory. the largest starch plant
in the world, was partly destroyed by fire
to-day. mailing loss of $4,000 and throw =
ing more than iCO persons out Of employ
ment The FIRE started shortly after noon
in the packing room and a panic ensued
among the several hundred women en-
ployed there.
Without warning come dry starch dust
in the lower part Of the packing room ex-
ploded like gunpowder. with deaiening
report and the room was soon a mass OF
flames. There was an instant rush for the
elevators and stairway and the widest
excitement prevailed among the employees
Women had their clothes torn off in the rush
and but for the cool headed action Of the
foreman many would have jumped from tho
windows 20 certain death.
The clothing OF several girls employed
in the packing room took fire before they
could escape from the building and they
were badly burned. Jeremiah Sweeney.
who was employed on the fifth cor. jumped
and received injuries which may prove
fatal.
The Oswego starch factory had recently
been rebuilt by the National Starch Com
pany after having been totally destroyed
by fire less than year ago. and had been
in operation only two months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
AMERICANS HOLD THE ROAD.
Repurchase Majority OF stock in the Han
kow-Canton Line.

WASHINGTON Jan. l9.--The threatened
ca mediation by the Chinese government
OF the franchise Of the Hankow-Canton
Railroad on tho ground that control Of the
road tas Tess,d from the original con-
cessionaire. an American syndicate, TO
Belgian capitalists, has probably been
averted by the repurchase by the Americans
of a ma iority of ite stock.
The Chinese Min ster was notified to-day
that the American intere sts had regatned
control OF the road, and he at once informed
MA government Of the fact, recommending
that the proposed action be not taken.
HoSG KoSG Jan 15.-Chan ChihTung and
Sheng Sun Wal telegraphed to-day to the
Chinese Minister at Washington request
ing him to explain TO the American Gov
ernment the reasons for the cancellation Of
the Canton Hankow Railway concession.
They state that they are the mouthpieces
Of the inhabitants of three provinces, who
unanimously desire the cancellation. They
express the hope that America will not
place any obstruction in the way Of the
Peoples desire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-14
RAID on THE CiTRO.
1hirty-six women Carted 10 Tenderioin
Station-"Innocentsr Let Go.

Inspector Mclaughlin and Capt. Cottrell
joined forces last night in raid on the
Cairo. drinking joint whore unescortcd
women gather, at 80 and "a West Twenty
ninth street They descended or the place
short before midnight armed with a
warrant issued 10y Magistrate Ommen. and
carted away three patrol wagon loads Of
women and Jake Smith, the alleged pro-
prietor.
When the police announced that the
place was pinched, three women. who boz e
evidences Of respectability, set up chorus
Of sobs. Their escort, too, seemed flabber-
easted, and the police finally decided to
believe his story that ne and the women
were strangers In town. lie said they had
all Just come down from Buffalo. and bad
wandered into the place after the theatre
They let them go with no more punishment
than the humiliation of having TO push
their way out through the hooting crowd
thPt flled Twrntv-ninth street
Thirty-seven women were taken TO the
Tenderloin station, but only thirty-siN
were sent downstairs. The thirty-seventh
crying real tears, protested that she didn' I
know the place was bad.
She was so pitifully homely that that
was easy 70 believe and she was turned
loose
Early this morning a young man went
TO the Tenderloin station 10 give bail for
one of the women prisoners She was down
on the blotter as Dot Wilson. $40 West
Seventv-thrd street He gave "a security
the premises at that address, which he said
we're worth $4,000. He signed the bond
Arthur s. Veit
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DIED.

BALDWIN. Harriet Clarke Baldwin. widow o.
the lAto oran s. Baldwin her residence,
ss7 Clinton Av.. Brooklyn.
Funeral services Saturday Jan. ~ at 10 A. N
lnterment private.
DEARD.-At Lakewood. n. j.. Samuel shelton
Beard. husband OF Elizabeth Budlngton Beard.
in the o5th year OF his axe
Funeral services Saturday. Jan. H. 1905. al the
Presbyterian Church. Lakewood. on the arrival
OF the train leaving New YORK city at e;'O A VI.
ZOO, OF Liberty 81. Carriages Will NEE! the
train Internent at Lakewood.
BLoHHAM. On Jan. II. lens, Charles Mason
Blo1ham Jr.. age = years 10 mouths.
Funeral at tue homo OF mis- parents. Falrview
ave. Verona. X. j.. Sunday. jan, 49, 1906. q,
2P. ".
BRowN.--Agnes Pollock. widow OF Edwin eergh
Brown. on Jan. II. 1905.
Funeral service will he held AZ her late residence.
800 Madison av.. on Saturday morning. Jan. "a
10 O'Clock. Interment az convenience o.
family. II Is requested that no flowers be sopS
cARHART.--on Jan. 49, at Seranac Lake, ". y.
Charles Richards CAthart. son OF William n
and Aug lsts Il Carhsri, aged * years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
hARIE.-on Wednesday Jan II. 4; her residence
* East Goth ST. Josephine youngest daughter
OF the late Joseph Mare
Funeral services will be held a. the Church ~
81. Francis NAvier. West 10th st.. on Saturday
morning Jan. Il. at 10 O'Clock.
MEYER,--on Jan u. 1905 Ida Meyer widow of
John n. Meyer
Funeral services on Suuily. Jan, Is. AZ mr.
late residence. SIS Bedford ave. Brooklyn.
atsP. NJ. lnterm,nt private.
o'REILiY.-on Friday. Jan -. the Rev. Chris
topher b o'Reiuy, late rector OF the Church
OF ST. Martin OF Tours. 1870 st. and Croto,.@
Av., Rronx Borough.
Funeral from the church. Monday, Jan. "a
Divine once at 10 A. ". Solemn mass ht
i0,sD 4, 81 lntermeni. 81. Rsymond's Gene.
terry. West Chester.
POST.-RiohArd Bayley. In Elizabeth. x. j.. Jan
H. 1905. the Rev Richard Bayiey Post, SOC Of
the late Richard Baycy Post and Harriet Wsds
worth Terry. In the ssth year OF his age
Funeral services ct Christ Church, Elizabeth
NJ 4. NJ. Saturday. Jan. "a l93j Balt'
more pspers please copy.
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DOT ME ELL AT THE OPERA.
'Cavalierta Rusticana" and "PaSllaccl'
EIeasc o I.arEe AmhIence.

That dear old double team Of the bperntio
speedway. -Cavalleria Rusticana" and
-Pngliacci," were trotted out again last
night at the Metropolitan Ope,a House
A great audience assembled 10 observe
the exhibition which passed or according
10 schedule. In the Mascagni thriller Mime
de Macchi. who las had cieering IeIiod
Of innocuous desueiuGe, was Permitted
TO disclose herself and her uemolo once
more in the role Of Snnhssa, and Nlr. Dir
PEI exercised bis ua-ltslian style in tie
part Of T. riddu. Mr.. Giraldoni WIS the
Alto and Nine. Jacoby was once more a
competent LolG.
In "Pagliacci" Mr.. Caruso repeated his
imprisoned and vocally splendid per-
Torrance Of Cdnio. and Mr.. Scott was
again seen and heard in his mastery char
aoter study OF Tonic. Mr.. Caruso's beauti-
full singing too often obscuIes the merit
Of this impersonation. which is one Of the
finest ever seen on the local operate stage
Bella Alien was an agreeable Media and
Alr. FaTvie appeared to tetter EovGLtage
~ S.hio than he has N other parts.
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ANCHOR LINE PIER ABLAZE.
Leaking Gas From Corrodcd Main Gave
Firen en- q Hard job.

Pier 81. the Anchor Lines, at the foot OF
West Twenty fourth street, was afire yester-
day afternoon and six fire companies and
two fireboats worked an hour under difficult
conditions before they conquered the blaze.
During the fre fight the freboat New
Yorker ran into the stern of the George B.
Mcclellan. tearing away guard rails and
smashing the rudder post. Traffic along
Twelfth avenue was blocked 10 an hour
The action OF salt water on fve-foot
gas main that ian under the land end Of the
pier caused a pecu lar leak. The pipe was
corrodei until il split for five feet. the
break being quarter Of an inch wide
That-let the gas out and for several days
IL has been flowing upward into the pier
Offices Yesterday the gas took fire from
an open light in one Of the Offices The
Office wall caught and the blaze went down
ward under the pier, following the line Of
the ras main. and upward 10 the Offices on
the left hand : de.
When the frenen arrived the pier was
burning brisky. Hose lines were going
already from the Pennsylvania ferryhouse
adjoining and from the Anchor Lines
s.andpipes, but these could not get at the
FIRE The fremen hunted for some time
before they could find the right valve and
shut of the flow Of gas. Then they had
the dangerous job of climbing under the
pier carrying their hose lines from Spite
10 spile, in order to get the water under
the pier Gas was 40 heavy there that il
made the men sick and they had 20 work
in relays
The loss was comparatively slight, per-
haps 81 0 u was estimated.