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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Ser &idJtcr ,uar miloe.

6~ouidenbodJ, alias Wartin, befennt
lih idulloig. - Sn Solge oes Gin
flutes Don Srelinben miro CT nit
iilspenoirtem llrtbeil entloiien.
So6n @tlmer Wartin melder bier
IN Baltimore Dor q Sobren ais ein-
fad)er rSobn Hanid)enbad) bas 2id)t
Der @eIt erblifte, befnnnte iid geitern
Wprgen i'm Ncm.Oorfer Special Sci.
lion : .@trift oe5 &leinoiebIta6ls
id)uloig, begangcn i'm Serren : Nus-
ItottlngSgcit)dft oes Srn. j. 81. Me-
SnllgbIin an Der 5. Npellte, Neps
Oorf, in meld)cm er ais Glerf a1lge-
ltellt mar. 2lui Nntrag oeS 8lagers
uno Die gmpiebllng bon etnfluBrei-
den Srelu0en BIN nltroe er nit JUS
perloirtem llrtbeil e~ntlaiien.
Mortin bate, nie bereitS irii6er I'M
u0etti6en Gorreiporoenten" beridJe
tet, Elm Goppelleben geiiibrt; Gags
ilber mar er bloBer SerfGufer lit DC
Sougblin's 8eid)dit utb Nbenos Sc
ietlidaitSl0ne. 1ie abentellerlidc
@eidid)te, ole Der iunge Wann Err
5dblte, nlroe burd) ben ErobationS>
Teomten Oes @erihts, So. @rauelr,
I'M N~uitragc Gihter Slmlteao'S I'M.
teriuht. Ger 9eomte Iano Jolgen-
Oes aus:
Mortin'S eigentliher Nome lit
Sobn GauihenbaG. Gr mllroe Dor
y Sabren in baltimore ais berSo6n
zines OelltIdJen Shubmahers Nebo.
re1. Nls SObn 5mei Sabre alt mar,
Itnrb iein &dter uno Die Gollmaiie
nltroe inn orltifen @aiienbauic in
Baltimore er5ogel. Sm Nlter bon
Is SaDrcn fam CT nad) NemsDort.
&ier fnno CT Inltelllmg ais 81rtncr
bel i. u. Iaiaer, einem intimen
Ireunoe bon Sames Sa5eu Spoe. Sr.
@aiger inno 10 9roBen 8einllen on
Dem iungen Monne, Dab er i'm 81 lei
mem Eriuatlefretar mad)te. Sn Die
ier Giaenidoit mnroe Wortil NIT bic
len reihen 2euten befannt, 81 oenen
er Ipdter IN 9cienidaftlihe 9e3iebun-
gen trat. sir tur5c 3cit mar Der
illn0e Wunm nit Gutb Maion, Der
Sodter 0es GrsSenators BON SQi-
nois, uerlobt gcueicn. Spdtcr muroe
CT Damn S6alipieler uno reiitc nit
Gbmaro Sorrigan.
3ablrcife 9rieic, Tim 8ltooe fir
Ben Singing bitteno, lieien BET Sen
Hihtern elm. Sin Shrciben po1l
Senrp Grfins, Geforatellr bon Nr. Z,
@elt.15. Strnbe, iprad b~eionoers
marm fir Mortin. Sr, Grfins erbot
iidt ibm bel ieiner 6reilaiiung 9e-
i6ditigung 81 geben. ga olld) NC
2ougbIin niht 81 itreng iein lpollte
ull6 oltrd leinen NmpuIt Inn Wiloc
fiir leinen pQrmaligen Glerf bat, er-
fonntcn Die Gidter mic Ginganas CT.
mabnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Valtb. MuGcr.

@ir %perfauien olle Sorten bon @ut.
iden, Hunaboilis nit @ummi.Gaos
reifen, 9ugeies, CAPTIONS uno @oaen.
2adir. uno Ynliterorbeiten. .2ctte.
ring" ulto Heparatilren. @eltellunaen
iiir oIle arteu bon Eieroegeidirr an.
senommen. Nr. 2, Gaitcrn= 9lpc. mnb
Galt'ypenae. Clpr4, tMD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
3cin, na9rbaft uno aeiunS,

in 8erbinoung NIT Ser Strait oes
glters itnb Dem boben &eiftbllm Der
llnperfGlidtbeit, miro bas bon 5reo.
8niernifmiot's yAmericm9 reperp"
bergeiteate .Solaee". gier Sic sl ie.
Der Belt beirieoieen. 8erlanat es.
Site $1.00. @rauerei t104-112S
&iaen.S traBe. Eel. s. & q. 364,
Mo.s 1891. (9O
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1te @Ddennlt61oGc 0cS n0cltt-
idjelt Gorrelpo1oalten," melbe geltern
crihien, elttGGlt, tpie ii6lid, sic feis
ieln0e Gunoidau 6es Gepcifen.Ges
oafteurs, lpelde cinen tlarcn Slid
blicf ii6er Die @reigniIle bes Gu unb
NuslanbcS md6ren6 Ser lcbten ISOLDE
III %biinoigcr Sorm ~liefert. 9orllnter
bnS GrgcbniB Ser WforoffosGonferen5
1T SlNcciros, peldle oieier Gage gum
Nlbidlub fam. 5erner ser grobc
Strife in Den 9er9Derfen scr Sob.
len-Wlognoten, oie Sdlub-Si tutget
u%niercr StootS 2egiSlotur Ii. (. ~.
Go5u tonuncn ol,Sfiibrlide aobel-
beridtc bonn gd13cn Gr0cnrunoe II.
telc0ropbiide 9epciden Der n9(iio.
ciirten Trciic" OTIS sen Ser. Gtaoten
un0 Canada. Nld Die iuidtigiten
Gorgre6sG erborl6lurgcn unb 2ofaI-
Ncligfeitcn. Serner fomnlen fltr5e
Gr5Gblungen, Slmoriitiihe5 ulb Die
GortleBung beS Homan8 ISM Ser
rellbuuS bon 2udmilblen."
Gas &odenblott lit DEFENDERS gum
ScrIunbt nod Geuilhlanb geeignet
u1b ~liciert ben In0ebori9eu, ipie
Jreuroen Observation-Disclosures GRIND.
lidyc gusfumit iibtr ollie midtiqen
@eirhcbriiic Ser Nelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
iSiir bic Confirmation.

&iinItleriide photographer alfge-
nomrnen. - Spe5ialpreiie fir Con.
iirmanoen bis uad Sitern. - Mit
ieoeln 9ubeno photographer Elm
perarobertes 9ilo.- Yortrdts in &C.
pia, Grapon, gaItca nnb @olierfur-
ben. = @n,. ainlina's photographic
Ides Mtelier, sos -@ruabiuaD.
(S0-t05)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

#"* Ser StaotS- @roGGuno ocs
gGcutid)en SrbenS Der SdNpnr3en
Sitter" balt morgen Gornlittog in s.
Vtilllcr'a Safe, 9tr. 400, S'Gonnell-
ItraBe, leinc Sobresperiummlung nb,
BET lpelder olle Experimentation,
@robritter unb gr.Matrone erld)ei.
men iollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Q(rth,tr @. Mpbipr.
Nr. 127. Eh.WaIttmorc.S STRAIT

VFs INt
EaiIage Notariats . 0clomcdicl-
Bureau. Shiffsfartcn fit ole
9ampfer-2inien @eiIepdile, @edieI,
@el6lped)lcl inns @%eloicn6uneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

SIS Sic pierteliGbrlide @eriomnl-
hing Der @robloge II. 3. 8. 81 fin.
Oct ntorgcn Nodynlittoo nm 1913 llbr
in Otto 2onge's Solle al 2onlboro.
uno Sigbitrobc itott. glQe Mitglie-
scr iollten lid) ei%niinbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
+ Sie uW0the-Snae 9tr

SIt uUUIUtETUBt ut. I UUTl
pGerbelierten Sroen ser Yptbias.
Sitter" bGlt ibrc regelm1bigcn Ser
lanmlln9cn in 3ufunft ieoen Wtitt.
nod Nhenb I'M Sllbr in 9cfer's
neller Sollc, Hr.16, cGleQunitroBc,
5piid)cn Gazette. uno 9altimoreltr.,
ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Scict nnb %itaunet!

Seine GoniirmanSen = Nnsige fir
$500 bel u. &nicrim, &nnocnIdncis
Der, Wr. IL, NprS= Gntalu-S traEe.
(96-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Stabt Baltimore.
MISUNDERSTANDING

,0tmitf. 9ifascmic." - Sieie ISOLDE: r4j MI
mites from Rron0pnN".
,,Suniougittaeeu : SBeater." Siete gSude'
,l(nCle CONS Gahilt".
,Surb'S Spcrubnus." - Sieft 2Sode: 4uhert
Gnctun IN ,Strpuabeart".
,9lameN's SlRntct." - Siefe ISOLDE: ySUe
Mtuionnire Sctctiipe".
,WinrnlanosS hcater," - Siefe gSo6e: GeiiD'S
Observation-Disclosures IGglibe Wiattnee.
.,Nuoiturium . S1entcr." - Stefe 2Spde:
sQeggD from RariS".
,,Mlbangt's SBcater."- o9Grs. temples Ie'
Icarur1".
,,tBafctNsS heater" Stefe 9SodDe: Sdrrn
VrGGnt'5 6rtraOaGan5u 9onipngnie. Id9Iib
6luCi GorlicuHqen.
pRcnbnbp. 2nhifut." Gtcnftaa. bcn 10.
@pril. S llbr @thcno2, Nab's oSt. Wiatt6dlios
Ynffiou".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

gin allc Erebiacr bcutidjcr Wemcinocu
Der Stabt nno oes GanbcS.
@ic alljGbrlidD uiro Der n9cntidc
Correspondent am nIdDitem Sunntagc
Ealmiunntaa) Die Namcn Der Gpn-
firmanocn urr0iicntlidcn. @ir Bit
ten babcr, ms Oiciclben bis ipatcitcns
am Samita9 friib 5n ii6crmittclm,
Trsalcidrn lit ms bas Eitcrprus
arnmm crluiinidt. Dian abrciiirc
gScutidDcr GOrrcipuuScnt,"
413, SitsSaltimurcltrahe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

Eoli5iit Mc@ee oeitor-
ben. Eoli5ilt Sumlel Is. WcGee
bonn iiiolifen Tiltrift, Ser iid ieit alt-
quit 1903 niht I'M 9ienIte befonb,
Itarb poraeItern Nbeno nm 1872 llbr
III leiner @obnung; 9tr. 214, @orrelt-
Ipenle, at Der 9rigbt'ihen Hierell=
frnntbeit. Ger Geritorbene mar IS
Sabre alt uno ieit einem Sabre poll,
ltdnoig crblilt0et. Gr mltroe am 81.
Sttober 1897 gum YoIi5iiten ernannt.
Gr binierIGBt cine @ittme ullo meb-
rere ainOcr. Nie INNER bci'm N6=
leben zines Mitglieoes ser Yolisei
woren bie Tlaggen alf Sen Stations-
bullern qeItern auf Solbmalt.
Sn's title 8rab. Ser
Seifnam bes am 3. 5. &c. peritorbe.
nen Srn. Sron5 i. u. @einreid
lpllroe 9eitcrnN ahnlittog pomErouer-
barie, Nr. 2tt4, Observation-Disclosures,
ans auf ser Baltimore Genleterp"
sur lcsten Glbe bcltattet. Ealtor 81.
=. Sterger olntirte I'M Sralter6oltic
lEo om 8rabe uno ais 9abrtltdtrG-
ger ilngirten Mitglieoer ser Stunt
bolot 2oge Nr. SO, s. 8. 81" I'm.
ter ben pielen 9lumengeninoen, mel
dye e%lnaelaufen moren, beianoen lid)
lolde bon ". Wenten & Geus, Srn.
uno Srou Sueautb, @. s. S6miot,
6rn. Sonneborn, 6. Wiilie, Sral
&atb. S%onleborn mo Sohter, Srn.
Nltg. VrauIe, Srn. uno Srau g. 9els,
SRI. s. Meiierihmiot, ein pradtpoller
leerer Stubl BON ben ainoern, &iiien
BON Ser @ittlpe, ferner @eipinoe BON
Or. 5. $. Soffmann, Srn. Z. @ein+
reid, Srn. uto Sran 3. 6aber, Srn.
q. Hogers, Srn. $. Somrnel, Srn.
INTO Sral u. @arner, 5rau Is. Go-
mer, Srn. uno Srou j. 2inf, Srn.
mto Srau Mug. Sd.
SoW S~rQlefpQll'e Nr. 1i1S,
MISUNDERSTANDING, ans iauo eeitern
Nadmittag oie 9eeroigullg ser am
3. april geitorbenen 6rou Mar9a-
retbe 9edcr, Satin Oes Srn. @nt.
9eder, itatt. 0r. @rnIt 8itncr bon
@aibineton, 9. g., belt inn 5rauer-
baule uno am @robe alli ser yWount
Oliuct : Cemetery" gniprahcn unb
oils 9abrtllftrGger iungirten Die SS.
s. 3ieager, .. 2ieolidl &arl ainoer-
uater, Sbos. 9ooeniteiner. Sub. BON
Diem uno ". Nonlen. Inter Den bic
len 9llnnengeluinoen, melhe am
@rabe u~ieoergelegt muroen, befano
iid alb Elm ioldes pom y2ubor-
2peeum : gerein," beIien Yraiioent
Sr. %. 9erfer, ser @ittmer Ser Ser
| itorbenen. lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
&Odmnrit, friidje &nadlpnrit, QadS'
SdJinfcn nno cdJte impurtirtc
Sputmcr=Wnlpn

5n babcn bel &m. u. SnnScr, 757-
$50 nnb 95S 2cringtou=M arft.
Wclair-Marft. (Oe,t5iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
SdiffSfartcn BON Mnb nadJ 9cutidj.
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $40 uub $47. so; 9remen-@aI.
timore $3.50. Gunorciie 81 biniae.
rem Grciie. SGeu. s. Siener e Gu.,
2t7 Sit-9 Baltimore StraBe. OPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

Sin id)Dnes nno niitlid)cs NeIdrnf
fir N~ngeb6rise lit INNER cine lebens-
grufe photographic oScr cine fiinit-
leriid pollcnbetc gopir cines nlten
gilbcs IN GrasOn, @aHcrfarbe, Gel
ooer Yaitcll. 9ie idJGnitcn Gabinct-
bilSer MIR ST pro Gntenb.
Sulins Scbbel, belltiher Ybotpgrapb,
321 NurS- Wag-S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

WuB ~operirt merben. =
1ranf Sierneo. Der BETTER oes naca-
oenie : Sotels," ipelder lett mebre.
rem 5agcn ernltlib erfranft lit, pllr-
Be geltcrn &ormittag nod Dem .Wta-
rnldnoer General = Solpital" &C.
brodt, nm BORT operirt su iuerben.
Serr 5iernep mar id)on felt etipa ei-
nem Monat fr1nflid, par aber crit
felt orei Sagen b%ettldaerig. Ger Or
frantic betrieb ieit lieben Sabrcn oas
.gcooemie : Sotel," ode bon Som'
aro. unb SrunflinitraBe.
Vr1noe. Iuf nnbefannte
@eiie gerietb eeItern cine Menge9aa.
material an Der Sarotoga,, nahe
GbarlesitraBe. meldes fir Die rWee.
tropolitansS parbanf" beltimmt mar,
in 9rano. Die Jlammen muroeil
pom @eree.G orps I'M Seine aeloidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Manor 6. Sunnc mad
Gbicogo abgereilt It.

Mupor 6. s. Tlnne bon Chicago,
elmer ser baupti1blifen g%eiiirmorter
oes Mirni5ipalbetriebes pon oiient-
liden ginrihtungen, uno ST.. Sllgo
9. @rolier, ser Stoot Statiltifer
BON Chicago, tparer geitern @dIte bon
Mapor 6. Glnp Simanlls, ood per-
reilten ole @eioen nod int TerlanIe
bcS slbeuos. am Mprgeu beiudten
Die @GIte boS Gatbbaus uno bas 8e'
rid)tSaebGuoc. Ger berii6mte Gbicn-
gu'cr 8alt mar ppQ bes 9pbes ilber
unierc Diicntlidcn @ebdnoe nnb CAB
SIT pe%riteben. bnb oieielben ~oieienigen
Der .minbigen Stobt" iibertreffen.
Gcridieocne @cante uno Solons, 0a+
rnltcr &r. @eorge Stewort 9rolpn
mo ST. Oscar 2eicr, ltntteten Mapor
Gunme i'm n@elpcoere" eillen 9eiuf
nb. Nntiirlif m,trbe bus grgehnib
Ser Muni5ipalmobl in Chicago an
lettcn Gicnitoa beiprod)en. Mapcr
Gunne befloatc iid, oaB loipobl Die
hcmofratildc. wie Die republifaniife
Organization i'm bef1mpit bitten uub
uld) Ser aroBte Sbeil Der Hreiie iid
Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Yrogramm
seaetiiber feirolih perbalten babe.
Die Sodlicen5iraae babe ebenfalls
| cine melentIide 0ppoiiticn sepcu Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07

@nbl cines ncucn Giref'
tors iii oos & ome- Sniti.
- Gie Sruitees ocs nSotob
Come Snitituts" 5u Eoort Gepoiit
merocn beute &ormittog III scr Nn-
itolt cinen Nodiolgcr bcS Girettora
Gr. gbrom ", &orriS %ermGblen. mel.
der ON /. Sltli oie STEELE ol$ ErGii.
bent Der u9tortbmcitern llniperiitGt"
5u G%uonspille, 81, iiberncbmen miro.
is bclperbcn iif 80 EGooDoocn Tim
Die STEELE. Gs bcibt, ooB Or. Sbo-
mas 3. gofer u1o Or. Sobn Srend),
beibe Mit9lieoer ser 5ofult6t ocS Sn.
%itituts, Die better Gboncen baben.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
ATTEMPT MURDER AND SUICIDE,
Drunken Husband Tries to XIII His
Wife and Himself.

ni,vnneid. ILL.,, Oct. 4.--Lyi,s :z:lo
by side in the same ward at st. Fran
els hospital, this city, are Alonzo Cur
tbs, farmer, and his wife, waiting the
result of the formers attempt at MUIR
der and suicide. Both are expected to
die. Circumstances indicate that Cur
tbs, prosperous farmer, living three
miles east of this city, returned home
from Hillsboro in drunken rage and
attacked his wife with butcher knife
while she was still, in bed. Two young
daughters ran to neighbors.
Curtis. however, resisted all at
tempts to aid his wife, standing the
neighbors off with a shotgun. The
people who first arrived left to obtain
reinforcements. Upon returning is
minutes later Curtis was found lying
out in the yard with his throat cut.
The dying husband and wife were
placed aboard an interurban car and
brought to the Litchfield hospital. He
is As years old. The wife is Sc.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
KEEP MAY SUCCEED SHAW,
Rumors Regarding Changes in the
Cabinet Are Again Revived.

washington, Oct. 4.-Friends Of
Charles H. Keep, assistant secretary
of the treasury, have started move
ment for him as head of the treasury,
to succeed Leslie M. Shaw, who is
now expected to retire in February
The president is much impressed with
Mr.. Keeps ability, shown as the head
of the Keep commission and in other
ways. Geographical reasons initiate
against his selection, as he is from
Buffalo and would be credited to New
York state, to which Root and Cortel-
you are also credited. At the same
time, the president has never let geog-
raphy halt him when he deemed it
best for other reasons to name man.
With the announcement that Mr.
Shaw is really to go about Feb. 1 and
Attorney General Moody about Jan.
1, the air is full of cabinet rumors.
Ambassador George l.. Meyer at St.
Petersburg, who is from Massachu-
sets, is certain to enter the cabinet,
but in what capacity is uncertain. He
may go to the navy or treasury. Sec
rotary Bonaparte is considered the
most likely successor to Moody. Sec
rotary Metcalf would like to go to the
navy. In case he does Commissioner
Garfield of the bureau of corporations
would probably head the department
of commerce.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
STOP RUSSIAN 1ERRoRISTS
ATTEMPT TO ROB CUSTOM HOUSE
FRUSTRATED BY POLICE.
Bold Attack Results In Capture Of
Several Men lnvoIved-creates
Excitement on Rourse.

St Petersburg, Oct. "A bold at
tack by number of revolutionists
"Wednesday afternoon on the cashier
of the branch custom house here was
frustrated by the quick action of the
police, who captured several of the
attacking party after fusillade in
which one man is reported 10 have
been killed.
The firing occurred at the Bourse
end of the palace bridge, one of the
most frequented thoroughfares in the
city, hardly hundred. yards from
the Winter palace and the admiralty.
1t caused great excitement among the
operators on the Bourse and the gen.
eral public.
Toulon, France, Oct "A girl ar
rested here on the charge of throw
ing bomb at the governor of Ekater-
inoslav turns out to be French. Her
name is Jeanne lilly. AS result of
association with Russian students in
the Latin quarter of Paris she Joined
the terroists. and undertook the. task
of killing q prominent Russian of.
fetal.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
Fog Causes the Wreck.

Engineer Mckinley was unable to
see more than 100 feet in front of his
train. His engine was almost upon
the caboose of the freight before he
saw the tail lights of the freight.
He made desperate efforts to bring
his train to stop, but the brakes had
scarcely begun to check the trains
speed when the locomotive struck the
rear car of the freight train.
The crash was heard for blocks and
the report was spread through High
land Park that many persons had been
killed. Physicians in Highland Park
were hurried to the scene of the wreck
and later wrecking crew was sent
by Assistant Superintendent Terpen-
ing of the Wisconsin division.
Three cars of the freight train were
derailed' and the engine of the mail
train was damaged.
It required several hours of work
before the wreckage had been cleared
away and the mail train could proceed
toward Waukegan. ..rs
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
INcITEp PLOT AGAINST ALFONSO
Ferrer, Charged with Aiding Would.
Be Assassin, on Trial.

Madrid, Oct. 4.-Tbe attorney gen.
eral in presenting in court the case
of Senior Ferrer, director of the Mod
ern school, of Barcelona, who is
charged with being connected with the
attempt upon the life of King AL
fonso May 81 last, submitted evidence
to prove that the prisoner, under the
name of the Modern school" conduct.
ed an establishment for teaching an
archy to youths, was privy to Manuel
Morales plot to assassinate King AL
fonso, aided Morales with money and
assisted in concealing and Disgusting
the would-be assassin's accomplices
after the bomb explosion of May 81
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
IRISH WANT FiNERTY CHIEF.
League Greets T. p. o'connor; Insists
Chicagoan Be Its President.

Philadelphia, Oct Am anticipa-
ton of hearing a speech by T. P.
O'Connor, M. p, the Irish leader, the
hall in which the national convention
Of the United Irish League of America
is being held was crowded by dele.
gates and Irish sympathizers.
Col. John F. Finerty, of Chicago,
president of the league, has announced
that he will not accept denomination,
but it is said he probably will be re.
elected without opposition.
Mr. OConno3 reviewed the work be.
ing done in the British parliament for
Irish home rule, and predicted that Ire
land will soon have its own home gov.
eminent
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
ROOSEVELT, JR., TO TELL JURY
Roommate Is Observation-Disclosures
Son Called as Witness.

Boston, Oct. 4.-Snaun keiso,-. :.
Fftchburg, the roommate of Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., at Harvard, appeared
in the municipal court to-day and
pleaded not guilty to a charge of as
sault upon a police officer. At the re-
quest of his counsel his case was con-
tinued until Oct. 10.
The charge against Kelley is based
on an incident which occurred on Bos-
ton common, when Patrolman Freyer
was knocked down by young men said
to be Harvard students.
Roosevelt and another student, Mer-
edith Blagden, have been summoned
to appear as witnesses in connection
with the same case, which will be in
vestigated tomorrow by the Suffolk
county grand jury.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
WOMEN BEAT NoNUNIoN MEN,.
Wives Of Strikers Use Clubs and
Climb a Stockade.

Wichita, Kan, Oct. 4.-Eleven WON.
en-, wives of striking union linemen
of the Missouri & Kansas Telephone
company, attacked nonunion linemen
with clubs and stones here. The line.
men and the officials of the company
fed.
L. F. Duggan, district manager for
the company, was struck several times
by the women. One workman was
knocked down.
The women climbed stockade in
pursuit of the mon and gave up the
chase only when the workmen were all
behind closed doors in the telephone
companys office.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
THE NEWS BOILED DOWN.

The executive committee of the
Russian socialists has decided upon
an active resumption of terrorism.
President Amador, of Panama, &C.
companied by his wife, will make an
extended visit to the United States
next summer.
Clearings for the year at New York
were in excess of all previous records,
aggregating $103.754. 1OO,O91. as against
$91.S79,31s.369 last year and $29,35O,-
S94,SSS in 1896.
The labor party of Porto Rico has
nominated and registered with the
secretary of Porto Rico candidates for
members of the municipalities and of
the house of delegates.
The kharkov police have discov-
cred bomb factory in the outskirts Of
the city. They took possession of two
filled and 60 untitled bombs and a
quantity of other explosives.
John B. Keenan,, Pittsburg lawyer.
personal attorney to several members
OF the Thaw family. has Joined the al
ready large array of legal talent en-
ployed for the defense of Harry X.
Thaw.
rhe natives of the eastern district
OF Tutuila, Samoa, have self-imposed
tax on every head of the family,
amounting to two dollars each for the
support of school for the teaching of
English and other subjects.
General and division superintend.
ents of all roads in the Central Trat'
f1c association met at Cleveland to
solve the question of exchanging cars
at junction points and place the re-
sponsibility for resultant damages.
Secretary Root will not make any
public statement concerning his recent
extended South American trip until
next month when he will deliver An
address in st. Louis before an organi
cation interested in commercial af
fairs.
Manager Fred Tenney has an
nounced officially that the Boston Ma
tional league baseball club has beer
sold. Tenney will be part owner anG
Roy Thomas. center fielder of the
Philadelphia National league club
will also have an interest.
The eruptions of the volcano on the
island of Savaii. Samoa, have been in
creasing and further destruction has
been wrought. The lava streams are
flowing from places which were
/ thought to be safe. and the forests are
being moved down like wheat with {
scythe.
me political prison at Petropav
lovsk was attacked by crowd o
workmen. bent upon delivering 6
prisoners. 1t took several volley
from the guards to rout the angr.
crowd. which fought back with re
volvers and stones. Several guard
and workmen were wounded.
Inspector Mclaughlin. who was sen
by the bureau of Indian affairs to in
duce wandering band of 200 Ute
from Utah to return to their homes, !
now In Wyoming. but is having di
ficulty in locating the Indians. The
have apparently learned of his erran
and have taken up their journey t
wards South Dakota.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-06
Eleven Persons Are Injured


Murphysboro, 1ll.-Oct. "A head.
end collision occurred near here Tues
day afternoon between two passenger
trains on the st. Louis-Cairo line of
the Illinois Central road and II per
sons were injured, none being report.
ed fatally hurt. The injured: E. r.
Waters, st. Louis, cut in back of
head; w. r. Hill, Chicago, nose brok.
en-; Mrs. Charles Gebig, Bardstown,
ILL.,, left leg bruised; Cora Moore. Pa.
ducah, KY, head cut; julius Tick, Pa.
ducah, KY; j. w. Davie, Grand Tow.
err; Miss Meta Burnett, Kalamazoo,
Mich; Mrs. Rex Louden, Murphys.
boro; G. l.. Hamilton, Marissa; R. l..
Mamie, Carbondale; L. E. Peck, East
st. Louis.