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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Oefinitiper 9ei6lub muroc aber iiber
ben Wortlollt Der Ginnerungstofeln
gefoBt, melde an Ben @ebGuoen ons
gebrad)t iperoen ioaen, uno 3ipar:
Im 8emiile- lmo Sruht-Mtorft:
Sic 8ebouoegruppe umiobt sic
Nbenoidule oes Morplono 5nItitutS,
Den 0etoil-NRorft, ben 6iid-Wtortt
mo Den @emiiie. unb Srilc5t.Morft.
@rbollt BON ser Stoot Baltimore.
gcgoitncn 1905; ~bollcnoct 1906. &.
Glop SimonuS, Manor; George u.
Seffncr, GontrolUlr."
Gnt Nfarplun0sSnititll ul0 0ctoilz
Worft: u9tdbe bieiem 8eb0iloe iton0
frilber ooS WarDlonos SnItitilt fir Die
6or0erlllg Der me6onii6en &iinite.
Srgoniiirt III 1917. 9eiien GdItein
muroe am 10. Mor5 1851 gelegt.
9rrd] Seler ont s. Sebrunr 1904 ser
itort. Sn ben Sollen Oes Snititl,tS
puroen 9altimorc's idbrlihe GllSitel.
lungen ulO piele onoere bemerfenS.
mertbe Seriommlungeu obgebolten.
Illi oieier auniti1ule iilto biele Sait-
Ien0e bon jungen M6ntern uno
WtGOGen mobl ollsQeitottet fir Ocn
aompf oeS &cbcnS oi.s9ebiloet NOR.
Sc"
Im Sii1mdrft:
n9oltimore'S GROCER 8rnn0 begonn
Inn 10 ltbr As Winuten 8ormittogS
am Z. Sebrltor 1904. Inter Gontrolc
inn t112 llbr GormittagS an s. Sc
brilor 1904. Gigentbltim 5crit0rt
$100,000,000, Seriiderung be5oblt
$32yO00,000, llmiong Oes 9ronOes
140 Ider, Wfenihenle6en perloreu
o&eineS." 9eginnenO an Der ode BON
2ibcrtp- uno @ermon.St roBe, ging
bas 6eller norbIi1 bis Sopettc.S tr.,
oitli6 bis Sones Sails uno iiioli6 bis
gum Sofen. IS ipor elmer Scr grob-
ten 9rGnoe in Der 8eididte Der
@elt."
NuBerocm miro ie0eS @cbGlloe nod
cine Saiel iuie Die untenitebenbe 81
lltitration erbolten, nuf meldJer Die
Nomen Der Witglieoer Der Commit
lion un0 Der 9lrd)iteften pcrelpigt
Iin0:
Ger Stoot- Sngenteur oil
belfen.
Tas @emeini6aoen.Gomite Ser
@robgeihmorenen, piele Souseigen.
tbiinner mo @eiunobeits : Gommili0r
CT. 9oslep botten eeItern cine Gon-
feren5 iiber sic unianitdre 8crfaiiung
elmer Mnep binter Dem 8lod on
Gruio.Sia-apenue, 5iuii6en @olo.
unb Hortb.Apenu,e. &iilfs.@ eiuno-
heitssGommiildr Or. Sones 5eigte per-
idieoene p6oiograpbiihe slniihten
Der gQep uno nurben peribieoenc
8orihldge gema6t, I'M Ibbiilfe 5lt
id)oifen. Or. 0oslep iagte ober, bob
er lett Sabrel1 pergebens periudt bo-
be, before 3uitdnoe in oieicr Ilep 3li
id]offen, mo miirbe er ~oesipegen Die
Ingelegenbeit Dem Staot-Sngenieur
ii~berlpeiien, Ser ibm Gldne nnterbret-
tenioQ, burG uel6e enbgiiltige unb
raoifale abbiilfe gei6offen miro.
3u Gun it en- bes Yarfs.
Wapor Simanus bate gcItern Ell
ne llnterreoung nit benr ErGiioen,
ten Der 9arfbeboroe. @ajor 8enabIe,
iiber Den Tarf I'M Die .Ynmpitaiion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Mnni5ipal Nngelescnbeiten.

Gie grinnerungstofeln an Sen
Worft9ebduoen ouf Dem Worfet
space. - Ger neile Yorf INN sic
GumpItotion. - Ger Wopor per-
liert Die S6ume Dor ieincm @ouie.
Die Worft.Gommiiiion bate &C.
tern inter Dem &orIib oeS Generals
6elir NgnllS cine Sisunng, in lpelher
bie @lepator- linO Sei5ungSfroge fir
Die rcltcrr Morttgcb6ltoc om Morfct
space 5lpor beratbcn WitrOe, bic Gnt-
i6ciouutg ober crit in elmer ipGtcren
Sibung getroficn tuerocn miro. Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10


aureno 1918 Samilien nit
,utgercn Slunmen, in @rocerp. II.
nnbereu @oarcn angele9t, unteritiitt
ipur0en, mcld,eS 8clo aus Ser Safe
Der @cieai6oft Itommte.
Sr. Sobn {. Stone, SAobmeiitcr
Ser @eielidaft ulo illhgirenoergor.
iitcr bes Sinan5.Gomite's, beridtetc,
Dob sic ginrabmen ST ,000.56 unb
sic gnsgabcn $t4,94i.t2 betrugen;
cr boffc. io9te er, boB biz sur oiicnt-
liden Sobrcs . GeriorumIllng nod
mebr Seitrase ec5ei6net merben
miiroen.
Sr. @oIter g. lliforb, Generate.
fretGr Ser @eieqifoit, berittete, boB
Die @eieul6oft iid) I'M perfloiienen
, Sabre Inn 1862 peribieoeite Sori.
lien ooer 8rllppen bon Applifonten
befiimmert babe. Ser 9erid)t iibcr
bic lliiteritiituitg bieier San1ilien
iuar, pie folGt: 254 erbielten oos
gauge periooiid llrterltiitung, S66
temporGr, 2St befan1en llnterfunft
in Mnitalten, GO befamen freicSrons-
p~ortation, 102 muroe glrbeit Der.
id)aift unb temporGr llrtcritiiburg
gegcben, 113 erbielten @rbeit oaein,
PIG puroer inter Muiiift onoerer
8eieuidoften ober &!rdenpcreine ae.
Iteut, COB erbielten Gr5tlife SiiIfe Ii.
WeOi5in; III 556 6Guen lpl,rbe nidlts
getbon; 53 6onilien crbieItcn ied1s
Wondie lang llnteritiisui,g, 465 sSo.
milien befalnen ipc5ieae lliterltiit.
5rl1g, 1918 6nmlilien ipurocn ourd,
Die DISQUALIFICATION" perioret. Son
Den llntcritiitten lparen 1929 @erl)ei-
rotbete nit &inocrn, 666 @ittnen,
234 perloiiene Sraucn, t4S gerbcira-
tbcie ublte &inoer SIT Souie, log @itt-
iper, 100 unperbeirothete Sroner, %
geldieoene Srauen, 1903 u%nuerbeiro-
1Defe Dfallller, 1O6 III ipllGer Gbe les
beroe Yaore, 80 @aiien; 5uiammert
2935 5amilien unO Ecrionen; 116
8anlilien fonnten nidt olfgefunben
peroer.
Gie folgenoen geamten ipurben
fir oas nit bent 81. Sftober 1907
enbenbe Sisfoliobr ertpGbIt:
Eralioent Sra Hemien; gice-Br1ii-
benten: Saniel 6. Gilman, Charles
5. 9onaparte, Soiepb 2. ames. Ro-
bert atfinion, Hobert 9iggs, g. SER
bert 9obm, Senrp s. 8opboiit @il-
liam 9. Glarf. SRI. 90. 90. goton,
Jrnu @iaiam %. elliott, Hobert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

lion. - Nnbere ltniGQe.
Senrp E titin 80 Sabre alt, BON
9r -.r t.NQep, ~itiir5te g~eitcrn
G. ser @de bon Sodlon.
BE bon leinem @az
ngIiidlid), oab linn
rcdte &onb nno
5 in9en. Gr iullroe
cs iiiOli6en 9i-
.,.... s(" tnlng 9ebrddt.
II cine &oblcns
...E .lcr = II J.
,,rs cpileptii6en gnfoi-
.,ole geltern No1mittog ser &c
sabre alte Neger Glip6oS Sbon1pion
bon Nr. 22t, @eIt.gioole. StroBc, I'M
Hidntonb-@}nrft ST. 9ooen. 9ei Dem
Stltr5 lhlltg er nit Dem &opfe 10 befz
ti9 gegen einen Worftitano, bob ibm
0as 9lut aus Mtlulo mo 9tnie orang.
Ger Neger pllroe 5lerit nob iciner
8obnung unb lpater nad Dem nWfo.
rplono @enerol.Soipitol" gcbrodt,
100 CT fllr5 Dor Z llbr geltern 9lbeno
ltarb.
Sn Sen Numb gei6oien.
@Gbreno Der II Sabre alte Gobert
Dec, Sobn bon @errln 8iQiam See,
bon 9tr. t43, @eIt,Senrietto : Strobc,
IN Dem Seller i%eiier elterid)en @ob.
m,ns iid 9eitern Nodmittae nit Ell
mem gelooenen Tepolper ST idoffen
mohte, frod)te plotlidy Elm Sdub.
Bic augel orong Dem anoben in ben
0tunb Elm unb 5ertriimmerte ben
&iltnboden. Ser Gerlebte muroe mad
oem .Morplonb llniueriitGts- Soipiz
tai" gebrad)t uro BORT perbunOcn. Die
ser5te boiien ouf boloige 8cneiung
.beS Gnoben.-
StroBenbab nmoggon ser
ya t rii M III ert Subrmerf
Sci ser @ilfens.N penue-G Bride,
nabe 9entaloll.S troBe, colioirte &c.
itcrn gbenb 9egen bolb s llbr Der
Strabenbabnipaggon Nr. 1913 Der
Wileens- apennesSinie nit einem
Nubrmerf, in iueld)em ser "a Sabre
olte 0iQiom 2enbort mo Der 20
Sabre dlte @iQiam Serlano, beioe al,
@ilfenS ,Ipeitl,e, nobe @obel's Yarf,
mobnbaft, ioben. Ser @agen ipuroe
5ertriimmcrt urb Die beiben Sniaiien
ans oemielben geidleioert. Serlano
fam nit elmer leid)ten @erletung ilbcr
Dem linfen 9(llge oapor ultb fonnte
lif) nod ,Sauie bege6el. 2enbaro Do
gegen crlitt cine 7 3oll lange @iuloe
ann aopf un0 Gerltoltd)ungen M bels
ben SGnoen. @r ipurOe IN Der Nnt.
bl,lonj bcS iiiopeitlid)en GiItrifts
had eem st. Ignes. &oipital" ge-
brodt, iuo Die aopfpl,noe NIT 5ebn
Stid]en 5ligendbt neroen muBte. Ser
e%onouftenr bes StraBelbabnipag@
CONS, peld)er Die binter ser Bride
befinolide anbobe berabfubr, idien
Oas 8efabrt nift redt5eitig bemerft
SIT baben, 10 bob letteres bon binten
g~etroffen ipurbe.
llnere Oien It boten. =
Sausfrau: .Gie Speiie i1meft mir
10 nid)t, mie Sic iie 5ltbereitet ia.
ben, Winna." -aod)in:: ygber mein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Sm Sicnite Der @pbltbatigfeit.

"
Sobres. Geriummlung Der yGbarltp
organization Societp." Be
ridte ser peridiepenet Gomlte'n.
= Sic 9eon1ten fir 1907.-Gan'
fcS6eidliiIie fir ben ~9eutifen
Gorreiponbenten."
Sic vG6oritp organization Spcie-
tp" belt seitcrn Nadmittag lire
Sobres 9eriommlling i'm 2onoban'
2inmcr ser nSobns Sopfins' llt'
perIitdt." Sic Sbotiodc, bob Scr
Gercin ooS 81. Sobr ieincS 9eitebenS
0erooe poGenbet, aob ser Scriomms
Illno beionbere 9ebelttung, uno Ser
9eiud por ~bengcnldB EN- iP6r itor.
fer. Erdiibent 9r. Sra Gcnlen
iiibrte cen Gorlib un0 Scfrc'
t6r @m. 6. Soffman bos Erotofou,
un6 oie 9eridte Ser Gomite'n lpitr.
Sen entge9en genommen.
Gidter alfreo 9. Stiles, pel6er
Biz 81 ieiner %grnennlrng gum @if'
ter Goriiber bes Gomite'S fir 8ciebe
urb @eiebgebung mar, berid)tetc
ilber MISUNDERSTANDING Der lebten
2cgisloturlibung. gr iogte, perldie'
be1e @eiebuorlogell, an mclden ba5
Gomite tnterciiirt mor, muroen on'
gcnommcl, inter Inbercn 0aS &tn-
bcrorbeit.@elct
Sr. 8. 9. 9tocG @pott, Sorlibcr
6eS Gomite's fir gerneinihaftIi6cS
@oblt6un, bcridtete iiber Die Irbei.
ten bes Gomite's 5ur G%rlungurg bon
beIIeren urb geiunb6eitlidJercn Gene
n~tcntbGuiern unb @p1nungen fir
Die Irmen, unb 0oB CT Ser Commit
iion sur Mepioirung Der 9ullgeietc
oemgcnl1b SoridlG9e gcmadt. Sr.
@uott beridtetc ferncr, Bob Gonlitc
babc cine Spc5iolN gentin, Sri. So.
net &. &cmp, angcIteat, nm Die @oD'
nllngsperbGltnilie in ben iiberpolfers
ten Grn1ercn Stoottbeilen 9oltinto-
res 5u uttcrillden, ino bic Same
piiroe lire Irbeit bicicn @intcr fort
ieben; ser 9eridt miirbc gum Sriib-
iobr pl,bli5irt perocit urb 5ei9en, III.
ter mcId)en geilnbbeitsifGbIiden
&erbdltniiien piele Somilicn leben II.
nit mel6er Sdnelligfett tenement.
9iItriftc entIteben.
Sri. Morp q. Spercer, sic a9er.
tin Der @eieaifoft in Moro.9oIti-
more, beridtete iiber Die grbeiten Ell
mes aus einem proteitontiiden 81
itor, einem fatboliidcn Er'~
men ar5t rnb elmer r.
be~itcberben T IS
5ltr 81 .. Hat f. Iw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Il ere 9ienitboten. :
Sansfrau: .Gie Speiie idmedt mir
10 nid)t, mie Sic tie 5ltbereitet ia.
ben, Winna." -aodin:: naber mein
Sdat liebt iie iol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

EaIe sur 3eiic in's Mnslanb be.
forst 6. 3aine, glr. 4t3, Dit-~alti.
more.S traee, maize Goitambpaie.as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Ser Mopor perltert 1elhe

9yqume.
Srrd) oie 9tipeairung mo Stlolte'
rltnQ Ser Holanb-Ipenue, 5plldlell ..
glpenlte unb ser norbliden Stoots
gren5e, mcrben bic oltf Der OltleIte
ser StroBe gepflon5tet @dinte Der
S(rt 5ltm Spfer faaen miiIIet oo Die
9iirgetItiege bittb Ole &erbreiterltll9
Scr StrnBc pctticilttrt ibcrOcn mill
ieli. % Mopbrss btltct aft &d'
lono. gfbtn1iitc ipobnt.' id8te, Dob oteIe
9Gltmc ourd Ole tteftriidcn Grabte
ser StroBcnbobn , @eicIlldaft fnlt
gor5 nbgcItorbGu iito Oober tbrc
6ortidofiumg tcin &erluIt Iiir Die
S66nbeit Ser StroBe iei.
Sic @bmoubion Ibenue'
9riid c.
Gle topogropbiide Serneiiungs.
Gommiiiion belt 9eItern cine Sit
suna o6, in nelGer Die 8er6reiternng
Der GontonOion-Ipenu bel Der Britt
fc iiber Die nYenniplpotia 8 So6n"
berot6en lpur0c. Ser gertrcter Der
NbeQ.Grben &r. Strobel, mar oHiuc-
ieno un0 erfl0rtc iid bereit, oaS NO.
tbigc 2ano foitenfrei ob5litrctcn. Die
Gommiilion miro pcriud)elL polt
Srr. Wiles @bitc, einem onocren
@runbbcliber, Ooiielbe 3ugcIt0noniB
SIT crlongen, unO fam Damn Die yer
brciterung plongemGB porgenom'
mel, lucrocn.
&c gen.
Stoot.@eometer Golei9b s. Sbo'
mas 3eigt oil onberer Steae oeS
n9eutiden Gorreiporlbenten" on,
boB er am 10. Nopember Die Nipealtr
BON 2ofapette-9loe Srienbs6llrp'
Eloce mo Scr 3. unb A. Npenlte felt
itellen miro. Gas Ndbere beiagt
Die In5cige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Serrn Nogen otis 9 .
grdbnib. - Gie geeroieune beS
am Z. 8. MttS. al 9lutitur5 I'M alter
bon rs Sobren peritorbenen Senrr
Magengait iinbet morgen iriib s llbr
bon leiner letter. @obnurg, Scr
2001, observation-disclosures, aus oui
bent FL. erl6ier.6rieobofe itott. Gor-
Der ipirb Elm Neife Oes 8eritorbenen
8ater Senrp g. Nneeneait BON Satl'
cod. mo-, in ser ct. Wibaels. Stride
cine Geqniem- Spdmciie celebriren
Sr. 8aaengult par5 9TH %. Sum
1928 in sdtenOorf bee 8ambcrs IN
9opern geboreiL fam lin Sabre 1885,
nad Baltimore, no or iidl an 6. Slt
nj 1S56otfat Ger ultninr9rigen @itt.
we Gothariic, geb. Iissssib Die ans
Sberipeiiern, Sapernpi"ftainm Der.
beirot6etc ms nit Der er am 8. Sum
5. IS. sic golbete Sofseit begeber
fonltte. Gen Seimsegai9euen be
traueri1 allBer0em pier Sodter, Srol
Catherine Sairmcr, 5rali gpa Wlp.
ers, Srolt grna @il1elm unb SRI
GQo 0ogcrgoit urlb orei Sobne
George, @errp uRo Sobn @agengolt
9aS piertc Sobres 6 0 II
I5ert 6es uGbriition enbeapol
GGors~ iono g~clterr abeno in oel
.2pric.Sale" itott. Gie Saae mol
bis ouf oen lester Tlas beiest. GoS
CONCERT war Elm Sod)genuB, fuie cl
ielten geboten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
ltnfaas G6runif.

&enrp &. Muffin Itiir5t pom @o9cll
mo miro iiberfoGren. - Gin Der.
b1ngnibpoler Stltr5. - Ser yltll.
aelo0ene Nepolper. - Cine Golli-
lion. - Nnoere llnfGQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Sic Ioli3eibeboro cnt,
lieB geitern Den Eoli5iitcn @nt. Z.
Gidtor pom mcitlid)en 3iitrift, Der
lid in Gbmling's Wirtbidoft auf.
6ielt. mGbrcn0 or iid franf gemclOet
6otte. Holi5ilt ". 8. @eoi, Der lei.
men Gollegen Sol. s. 5ouief burd)
Gin ouf Die StraBe geipOrferes nit
Eupier gefiiQtes Eortemonnaie fopp-
tc, FAM nit einem 8erfpeis bopoil.
Ser 5oll oes Boli5iiten @. s. Eor.
ter, %. s. WcSmeenep, q. u. Sri,
mes ino q. u. Seffries, idmmtlid)
BON meitlifen Giitrift, ipelde I'M
G~eItouroltt BON $. Nmos, Nr. 7St,
Golunbid.gpe., marer, lpdbreno lie
lid inn 3ienit befarben, miro erii ipG.
ter cnti6ie0en iueroer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
WOMEN PROTECT
ASSAULTED Girl
CHICAGO BRUTE GIVEN A BAC
BEATING
CAUGHT After Attacking Nine-Year'
Old Female and Nearly Pounded
to Death-Police Finally
Rescue Him

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, April 16.-John Curiale, a
Greek, 2S years of age, was nearly
killed by a mob composed mainly of
women this evening for attempting to
assault Cecilia Cooney, 9 years old.
The police had desperate battle to
save Curiale, who had been knocked
down and was being kicked, beaten
with stones and clubs, jabbed with hat
pins and umbrellas and trampled upon
by infuriated women. He was uncon-
scious and terribly bruised when the
police finally dragged him out of the
mob and hurried him to the police
station.
He enticed the child into dark hall
by Offering her money to carry mes
sage for him, and as she entered. while
he pretended to write a message, he
seized her and held his hand over her
mouth. She fought him ten minutes
but could not scream. Meanwhile he
was trying to beat her into silence but
she tore away and ran to the street
screaming.
A crowd Immediately gathered and
pursued Curiale, who was overtaken
and knocked senseless within half a
block.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
sTABS HOTEL PROPRIETOR
F. 3. Perkins, owner Of the New
Orleans, Cut by
Guest

f. B. Perkins, proprietor of the New
Orleans lodging house at 712h East
First street, was probably fatally
stabbed by Harry Horner about 2:15
o'clock this morning.
The men became involved in trouble
over the price of bed.
Perkins attempted to eject the would
be lodger from the house and a scuffie
ensued.
Perkins suddenly felt a sharp pain
in his stomach. He threw UP his hands
and fell backwards.
The police say that Horner whipped
out a large knife and cut the hotel
man.
Horner acknowledged later that he
had cut Perkins while they were fight
ing, claiming self-defense.
The knife cut long cash in the
mans stomach and severed several in
testines. Police Surgeon Smith ope-
rated on the man but gave little hope
of Perkins recovery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
SHOOTS NEGRO IN
DEFENDING GIRL
MlSS0URIANS ARE STIRRED UP
OVER AFFAIR
Springfield Man Attacked While Taxi
ing Girl Home From Dance-Mob
Leaders Arrested-Lynched
Men Not Guilty
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, April 16.-Leslie
Peters, 16 years of age, shot and killed
Ralph Burns, q negro of bad reputa-
tion, one or two who attacked him in
this city tonight while he was escorting
young lady home from a party. The
negroes accosted him at the gate of the
young lady's home, and one of the
negroes fired two shots from a revolver
at him, but neither shot took effect.
Peters Immediately fired four shots at
the negroes, killing one of them, and
the other escaped. Peters went to the
police station and gave himself up but
was released without bail.
The news of the killing of another
negro spread like wildfire through the
city and hundreds of people left their
beds and hastened to the public square.
The militia on guard there prevented
any violent outbreak and after a time
dispersed the crowds and no further
trouble is feared tonight, though it is
believed that the killing tonight will
tend to increase the feeling against the
negroes
People who had been disposed to
sympathize with the negroes are in
censed at this latest negro assault.
A squad of militia was detailed to
guard the home of the young lady
whom Peters was escorting when he
was attacked.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
BUFFALO PORT COLLECTOR
CHARGED WITH STEALING
ACCUSED OF APPRoPRIATING
$3s,s7o
Fred o. Murray and Other Prominent
Citizens of Bison City Indicted by
Grand Jury for Alleged Graft.
Pleads Not Guilty
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BUFFALO. April 16.-Fred c. Muir
ray, recently appointed collector of the
port of Buffalo and former treasurer of
this county, was indicted by the grand
jury on a charge of stealing from the
county of Erie sums aggregating
$3S,S7O and receiving stolen property
in a like amount. In all seventeen in
dictments were handed in by the grand
jury, which has been investigating
graft in connection with the purchase
by the county of the North Street cem-
etery as site for the Sixty-fifth regi-
ment armory.
Mr.. Murray, with his attorney, ap-
peared before Judge Kenefick in the
supreme court and entered a plea of
not guilty to all the charges. Seven of
the indictments are against Fred o.
Murray and Robert S. Woodburn
Jointly, and one is against five men,
namely, Fred M. Murray, Robert s.
Woodburn, former clerk to the board
of supervisors and at present secretary
to Representative William H. Ryan,
Byron d. Gibson and William B. jack
son, supervisors, and John w. Neff,
former county auditor.
Postmaster Fred Greiner appeared
before Justice Kenefck this afternoon
and entered a plea of not guilty on a
charge of bribery in connection with
the graveyard scandal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
ST. PAUL TO BUY
BIG COAST LINE
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY is IN
IMPORTANT DEAL
Eastern Road Said to Be Figuring
for Franchise of Western Cor
poration to Furnish
Terminus n
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, April 16-The Wall
Street Journal says:
"A banker who is closely in touch
with the development of the Pacific
Coast company states that there are
excellent reasons for believing that con-
troll of the Pacific Coast company will
be found ultimately to rest in the hands
of the st. Paul road.
1.-THE st. Paul extension to the coast
is to find it's western terminus at
Seattle. While the ST. Paul owns con-
siderable land in Seattle, the real key
to the terminal situation in that grow
ing city is held by the Pacific coast
company. The addition of the Pacific
Coast system of railroads, steamship
lines and coal fields would provide the
st. Paul with western coal supply
and would give 1t freight feeders along
the Pacific coast"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
VESSELS HAVE CLOSE CALL
Steamer and Schooner CoIIide-For-
mer Has Cargo of Dynamite
Aboard-Damaee Slight
nv Assnciated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, April 16.-Scores of lives
narrowly escaped being lost as re-
suit of collision which occurred at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning off
Race Rocks, in the strait of San Juan
de Fuca, between the steamer Melville
Dollar and the halibut fishing schooner
Daisy.
Twenty-Five tons of dynamite were
contained in the hold of the steamer.
which, had it exploded, would have
sent both vessels to the bottom with
all on board.
The steamer Melville Dollar was en-
route to Seattle from San Francisco.
The schooner was bound to the Cape
Flattery banks. The latter vessel was
crossing the strait on the starboard
tack, and the officers of the Melville
Dollar thought she would pass. The
schooner was struck by the steamer
on the port side near the fore rigging
The schooners bow and rigging were
badly damaged
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
LOVE LAUGHS
AT FROWNS
SANTA BARBARA COUPLE FLITS
TO ANGEL CITY
Brides Mother Forbade Her Daugh-
ter's Friend From Even Using
the Telephone - Now Fora
giveness Is in Order

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, April 16.-Miss
Selma Smith and George F. Bates. two
prominent young people of this city,
eloped and were married in Los An
geles today.
They left this city ON Saturday with
out the knowledge of her mother, who
objected to their keeping company and
forbade his coming to her home or
using her telephone.
The groom is prosperous young
business man and member of the
A. e. Bates Music company. She is
the only daughter of Mrs. Selma Smith,
a widow, who came here two years ago
from Chicago.
1t is not known whether his parents
objected to the union or not.
The girl said she was to be married
in six weeks and then quietly left for
Los Angeles with her affianced.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
MINERS
KILLED
In RIOT
dFolloWsthe
Addresses of
Priests
Pennsylvania Community
Stirred to Depths
Over Affair
Four Shot Dead and One Wounded In
Disturbance Following Celebration
by Foreigners of Easter
Monday
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa, April 16.-Three
men have been shot dead, a boy died
of a gunshot wound, and a mining en-
g1neer, Eugene Deltney, was seriously
injured in riot at Windber among the
striking coal miners tonight The place
Is in a state of terror, Sheriff Begley
has been summoned, and an appeal has
been made to Governor Pennypacker
for troops. Several others of the rioters
have sustained slight injuries. The
dead mem and most of the injured are
foreigners and their names cannot be
obtained. The bodies are lying in the
street tonight where they fell, the
strikers refusing to allow the UNDER
takers to remove them.
The foreign element had been cele-
brating Easter Monday in the mining
section and much liquor had been used.
The streets had been thronged all day
with boisterous crowd, but no sign
of trouble appeared until tonight,
A body of strikers were assembled in
front of the Windber Jail discussing the
mass meeting that had been held DUR
ing the afternoon and which had been
addressed by three Catholic priests.
FusiIIade of Bullets
A riot followed. Strike deputies made
number of arrests. All of the ar
rested men were union men, and their
colleagues set up cry that they were
being Disseminated against.
The arrested men were marched to
the jail door, but there a mob had
formed and an attempt was made to
take the men from the officers. Forced
back to the jail door, the mob growing
more violent every minute threatened
the deputies, until the officers fired.
When the smoke cleared away and the
victims of the shots were viewed by the
crowd there were cries of anger, and
soon miners who were armed returned
the shots of the deputies.
The firing ceased almost as soon as
it began and the crowd filed away
from the jail.
There is much dynamite stored here
and it is feared that the strikers will
resort to the explosives in revenge.
More Trouble Expected
Shortly before midnight the town
quieted down and the crowds began to
disappear from the streets. The state
constabulary has been summoned from
Greensburg, but a freight train wreck
had delayed their special train and
they will not reach Windber until early
in the morning. Trouble is expected
when the constabulary arrives at the
mines, as the foreign element Is very
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