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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-09
(From Tuesdays Daily ]

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 For soIcmnity and impressivencss, un. tied with q talented rendition of every feature of a we'll arranged program, few, If any, memorial services ever held in this city by fraternai body cqualcd that of Prescott Aerie No. 233, Fratcrnal Order of Eagles, which was witnessed by a large number of the members of the order, their families and Invited friends in the Odd Fellows hall on Sunday afternoon.
 Following the usual opening and rit. ualistic services, in which Rev. Wheat. ley pronounced the invocation, Ma. Leroy Anderson, in her charming and fauitless style. sang soprano solo, "Thcre Is n Green Hili Far Away." An original recitation, composed for the occasion. was delivered by Min shariot M. Hall. associate editor of "Out West" 1t being ss follows;
 IN ME60RIAM. In memory of our dead, The dead that
 lie
 Tn near. lone. guarded graves, where
 still and tenderness Can reach out like . hand across the
 dark
 To touch the still hands folded close in
 rost.
 Tho near. loved dead that were our own, That walked with us the busy common
 ways.
 And made life dear, and homcly duties
 sweet.
 Tn memory of our dcadi In memory of
 the memories that 70 Forever with us. till we, too, shall lie With calm, white faces turned to meet |. the stars.
 Tn memory, in hope. in tcnderncssl Rest ye, Q wcll-bcIoved. remembered .. dendI
 Peace with you! ye that do but keep Ths bIyeyWG tjll we come; !" 'sst Sst.h h's ~''' us tin the march is Arms stsrksd and guidons Auttcring Above the camp of our eternal rest. In memoryf In memory of the far.for- gottru dead .r That lir Vrhc~ded in the common dust In msmssy pf the daring hearts thns
 slecp V f In unspsfked graves beside forgotten
 sttAilnl NtwisN .o+.' The me. who SC, their faces to she
 
 And blaseq the, way for empires yet to wihnitg at lsst width of nameles1 ''''' se4s 4'rs .r s.a. D mswsry,, .s.s y;,, wN'Frrs'' os' brave soul stfohe 'hearttd on thst last loAc road .'aN men must take; F5sfs( He, too, o,yis,comrssle, and his courage is A haglf sall that rings. Adsnves ,--,nor To every hard prc.seJ' soul upon She
 way s if.tg whercve' o"e spent toiler for the Lets fail his tools from weary, callonscd His work is onr..-a trust to further to if the fullest end.a
 No hope that ever filled human heart
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-09

No hope that ever filled s human heart
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-09
Home Baking
 with ROYAL Baking Powder

The United States Agricultural Department has issued land eireulates frse) valuable report giving the results of elaborate experiments made by and under the direction q the Department, which show the great saving from baking at home. as compared with cost of buying at the bakers. Abrsad, cake. biscuit crsilsrs, etc., arc very much frssher, cleaner. cheaper and more wholesome whsn made at home with Royal Baking Powdss.
 aovA, sAs,sa powots co. NEW voax.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-09
F. |. Wright Is Foreman And P. |. Wren Is
 Secretary
Several Cases Dismissed And Others Set
 For Trial
(Ffoa Tussday's Daily.)


 The regular May term of the dis trict court was opened yesterday mosn- ing by Judge K. E. sloas, the impsn. cling and swearing in of the grand jury being the principal order of bust. ness of the forsnoon session after the arrsignment in court of sumber be. ing held in the county jail on criminal charges. aa" |. IAse of JurorsL
 The following prominent citisens aad taxpayers were sworn iu ss grand jurors, F. L. Wright being selected as foreman:
 William winghcld stockman, Camp Verde; K. II. Row, mining man, Jcr. scy; A. E. Marshall, contractor and builder, Prescott; Horace Ycomans, contractor and mine owner, Walker; J. W. Stewart, stockman, Prescott; A. s. Haskell, fruit raiser, Upper Verde; s. A. Parker, mining man, Turkey; F. l.. Wright, capitalist, Prescott; E. c. Payne. clerk, Prescott; IT. c. Vincent, hotel keeper, Prescott; Thomas Chi. dcster, mine foreman, Mount Union; A. W. Lcsssrd. miner and ranchman, Agua Fria; ]. l.. Howell, mining man, Santa Maria; George Wood, mining engineer, Prescott; A. J. Carroll, mine operator, Dewey; Frank Fenton, stock. man, Minnehaha; M. 4. Perkins, stock. man, and member of the Live Stock sa. nitary board from YavapaI county. Upper Verde; George c. Rufner liv. cry and feed stable, Prescott; J. T.. Gardner, merchant, Prescott; and P. s. Wren, merchant and mining man, Constellation, who is also clerk of the grand jury.
 ous Indictment Already.
 The grand jury returned one indict. mcnt that of forgery against Jesse Morley, the defendant being arraigned in court on the charge in the afternoon, and pleading guilty. The court set Wednesday morning as the date for. the sentence. It appears from the indict- ment read by the clerk of tho court that Morley forged an order for n, Goat, vest, and pair of shoes on the Nov York store in Jerome, the goods being de. livered to the bearer before tho crime was discovered. ..
 Gases Dismissed. y
 The case of the territory against O. car Roundtrcc was dismissed, as were. also the eases of the territory against Ramon Carderas, A. J. Daggs (twe), ,, and K. F. Daggs. The paggs cases being from Maricopa county, we're dis. missed on n certified copy of resold! tion of the board of supervisors of that county. other Cases sst.
 Tho trial of the territory against Charles Peterson was set for May ls for trial, followed by the ease of Cora Olin, to be heard on the 18th. The case of James R. sias, the defaultinR under'sherifY, was set for May 2I, to be followed by the case of the territory against Ben Blanchard on May 22.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

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Hr. 923, Sluro.9een., ndbe Antbpnb.st
&erfdmmIunGssaoi 6cs astntoniafGon.
f fiffiis IT, IT,. s iSt, , . z; Hi;r SR disffsH. gSr.
1903, .. II. g." ulto nStftrifts Gr. SO,
8. II. y. Sate an Bereine 3u bermie'
then.. Seinite 9iere, g9eiJe urio auoere
Setrdrte. sell: Is. & =. 8oIfe 500 S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

aais4 @ies, melOsie.eaae..

3anptouartter oes @eianaoereins aWtelps
bic: Sineitinoen icoeii 9onneriiaaMbeno
8erfanlrlIungen oeS Centennial Wieseer,
Otonat. SelepGon-9. & 8. @elie 1856 H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

NJ re aus 9apcrn.-
Sic on Wtittruod geitorbene 6ruil
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belite pom 1%rauerbaule, Nr. t01G.
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bon.Earf Cemetery" itotti;noct, mur.
De Dor 6S Sobren in 9opern aebores,
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lin lie troltcrn ibre Sod)tcr, 6roll
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ne, 81. 8. $. Gufer uto @r. @n1. :.
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ifell 2cbrer mo 2ehrcrinncn melo,i
in Den r1d)Itcr bier Monotcr, SOC
1torf, sic Ser. Stootcn bpiudcn unh
mid nod Baltimore fontmen mer.
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Guder, SRI. Sloro Efout, Sri. Morr
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SANDS fir sic GIenentor. ShuIen
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Senrp g. 8elt. 9ieies gomitv iolI
Den @eiud)ern oaes 5ei9en mas in
@alti1nore's Sd~piIipitem bon Sntc-
relic lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Gnrina's rGnutpn 9ieberfrau5.Saae,"
siioueit.Gdc B. ctr. II. Sait.Npe., Canton.
Saupiauartier. oes s9antons9ieoer.ran5".
GamensgSerein uerfanlnreIt iih ieoen 9ien.
itaa slbcno. oGutionaI"s9ier am 3apf.
GbeiapcaiesG elepbon - g8oIfe 1853 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Nus ocm Snncrcn WarNlaub'S nuo
ben angrcn5cnOcn StnntCn.
Garrett crbdIt ncuc$ sc

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8ei ser @nbl am 0icnitag entid)ie-
Sen IiH sic @Gblcr nit elmer Mcbr-
5nbl pom tt6 Stimmcn fiir Die Nu9.
gnbe pom Sbli9ationcn in @0be bon
$4,000 sur Grboulmg cinc8 @e.
ri6tSgcb0uOes. Naf Sen @cicbespprs
idriiten miiiicn Oieie Obligotiouen
Dor Sem /. 9(uguit nGdlitcn So6res
oltSgcge6en meroen. Die Grridtlmg
cineS nellcn @criht5gcbGuocS mar
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idon Jet mebreren ESubren inter Giss
fulton.
Sad Q4tem GRAND
@oltperrleltr @orfielo ltnter5eidr
nete gcitcrn bic i1brlihe Can't
ia9ungS : Proclamation. Gieie @ro,
fIomotion nelde oo5 &olf BON Ma-
rpIano nltiiorocrt, 9onneritag, sen
80. NoOcmber nit 0anfgcbeten SIT be
geben, i6liebt nit Sen Mortcn; a9ott
iegne 0en Stoot," cine ShIlBbemer'
fllnB Die mobl in uIten 3eiten ge-
braltd)t mlrOe, jcOoh ieit pielcn Sab
rem III MegfQu aefomnlcn marc.
elmer Nin3Icp fmer
Oerleb t.
@lmer g~linSleD, ein 9altimorcr
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Nbet0 tltr5 Dor Otitternod)t neben Sen
@eleilen Der Baltimore nto Ohio
Sabn," nobc ser DID 5omn &ooo bel
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miro aber ungenommerL Dab CT bon
eitem 9aAn5uB ~gctroiicu ipuroe. Gr
bate einen S6G0elbrud) erlittcn, nltdl
mar i6m Die rchtc NanO bet'm SanO.
gelenf obleihnitten. NinSlep ser
ctlpa % Sabre alt mar, ipo6nte nodJ
Eapieren Sic in .ieincu 5niden gefllns
ocn witr0erl, al ser @onopcrltraBc III
Baltimore.
Jrou &ouIine Self toot.
6rou Eauline 0eiit, sic 8ittme
bon @iQiom Seiit, zines friiberen
promincnten @ci6GitSmannc8 BON
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tag i'm Alter Don IS Snbren III Tnlgc
cineS &cr5ihlo0c8, 6rnl Seiit mltroe
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Somoro Gountp rs Nus.
1tellung.
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lnng, pclfc om 0onncrltag inter
Sen AllSipijien 0eS .Gaicntt-Gttp &c
iboitSlcllte . &ereiuS" i'm &irlt Sc
boll0e er0finet wuroe, lit uad Illlidlt
bon SberIt @iuiam 2. Yopea bic
bette, Die ic I'M State oeiebcn mltroe,
Der 8eidIftaIcute &erein ltno uiele
onoere Scpobner pom Su1poro-Gouh'
tn lin0 Der 9(niidt, oub bieieS Gount9
aid cine rcgliIGre Ilisitelung babelt
Iollte un0 miro oieie theillpciie InS-
telling ais Der &orldufer einer Ell.
gentlthen betrod)tet. @ertbnoue
Ereiie lito mir Sic @eiuinner lit 9e-
reitldloit. Oberit Sm. 2. BopeI lit
Er1iioeut 0es Observation-Disclosures
Tobert 2)nteS Yice. &r1iioent INTO 3.
Tid)nloS 5oaeS Shotmeilter uno Sc
fretor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
1piepb enmcnacr's Gate,

90. rSynpg WWIpV"g.Ls nc, ~
Sic beiten g8eiHe i'm 9Seifenb. WtabIs
aeite1 8u ie5er 5ett. @ef6dftsiunf6 cine
Spe5idlitdt Sauen al oermietben. -
8aliptquartier bes p@annItatter SoIfSfeit.
&eretns."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Gas meme nj or m orne U l.
targelanber III Der Gatbebroie,
pelhes in eieier ISOLDE iertig geitellt
mirb, lit elm @ei6enf Der 6amiIie
9oegs gum 4nhenfen an ben peritor-
benen @iQiom 8oggS, pelder piele
Sabre Mitglieo Der Gatbeoral.@e.
meinoe mar. TaS neite 8eldnoer
foitet $4,000.
Gidter Gennis besers
ten0 better. - Ger i'm Sebruar
oieies Sabres BON Sblage ~getrofiene
Hidter Tennis BON Der oberlten
Stabtgerihtsbanf iii iomeit luieoer
bergeiteqt, Dab er nit elmer Sdiene
am linfen gein iuieoer geben fam
Gr befinbet iid) nod i'm aGburd,
Sonle anp SniirmarD" om Broad
1pap uno Jairmount. apenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Subu g4. NiderS Cafe,
SdHbler nit feiren SSeineH, Spirituofen
mo 9tgarren.
Gr. 5f2, ELECTROMAGNETIC, Baltimore.
5reiiuni6 oeu gar5en 2ag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Geutdcr in Gumbtrlon
oeit zen.

S0coh iSrtea, lneldler lClt ~ >(dD7
rem 6ci ser Baltimore mo Sbjo-
&o6n8cieaidait" ouq9itellt mar, TART
am 0onmerItog in iciuer @obnln1 81
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Ccuti6lano 0t6oren lmo fam Dor 81
Sobren nod amerifu, Gr 1intcrIdBt
ieine @ittpe bier &inoer uno orei-
5e6n @ntclfinoet.
@drbcfn @bitc rcii8.
@eorge ,. @bite Der @arOein oes
OaflanO = @efGngniiieS, rcifte am
Gomeritag iieine aeiighatibh elm.
Ole Gountp MGSnlmiHGre uttOen in
ciniaeh eoqash Fir SrR. g8BfH eineu
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9ie. Acknowledgement arpiidcll
NlasoHD1 @repe, piet Waileu weitlid)
BON Gnnberlan0 ltto GlarpSpiue,
cine 9trefe BON iiiNf Neiicn, Itebcl
in @ntferuitn9en bon etma elmer bal.
zen Mcite iii @ttifS;5j43o 6elter iii
BON eitfcriitcn t0tiieh oeS 2anoeS
lidtbar.
ltnter Sen Yo1en |reu.
Ben's, Oeitrci9 DIS un0 &u s.
LAMBS moht ii6. pie aus Goien
beri6tet miro, cine 9epegung gcltcno,
meldle einc 2~IenOcrung ser totboliid.
firdliden @inridltltngen in Sen @rcllz
sen beS cbcnloIi1en aonigreidS go
len onItrebt. W}ou mill cine Central
&ir6enbeb6rOc i6offeit Die Oer gc-
lommten polniid fotboliiden &oltS.
Compiler IN TeutidIono, 0eitrcid) Ii.
NuBlnlo bon elmer Steile aus lcitet,
bic olS Sbcrbnltpt Den Eopit oller'
tcnnt un0 Der iGnnntlide 9istbiimcr
IN Den cbcnloI3 foniglid) polniihcn
2nnocStbeilcn uuteritcllt merbcn iols
leu. Gin GROCER Tbcil Der @eiitlid-
felt ioa fir oicicn Man ogitiren. 0ion
min 5ultG6It ocn gr5bil6oi Sta,
blcmSfi beronlaiietL im Shine Der
ncllcn S%rlucgung bei'm FopIt p%oritcjs
liz 5l wcrocn mo bnftt iider oli
0eilcn llntcritiibuna.
Gtc Nu&QoDc BON 8nufs
noten fir Girtulotion ouf oen Nbis
lippincn itt tlrinem Sorntot meiit an.
geblih oui sic Nblid1t oeS S6obnmtS.
SefretGrS Sbotp bin, sic @roBe oIlcr
Ser. Stooten.9oufnpten 81 perrin'
1crn. bic ncllen Ybilippincn @eIo,
lhcinc, bon hiibidem Wiuiter ulO I'M
@ertbe bon 90 bis 200 GeioS, iin0
MIR ichs SOL lang .4ilno 212 SOD
brett, mGbrcnN nnierei Gpanrbiu"
cine 2Gnge Dbh Z uno Wreite bon 3
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beqltem 5r tHo3uOhobeh' 1T. ."
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statiitif 81 nmmcn affqe IN Ocr
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moroen lino. SIN ,9e5irf @ilno iinb
IS Iieben M}iQioren Hilbel, in @c5irf
&aiult 5eblt mo aaf Der libiriihet
9abn icd)S 3ltidrnmen alio % Wiaiu'
men Hltbcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
&um @runocigcntGnmS Marft.

SaAcrbultS al scr WnDitrobc. 49,
NnocrcS pom @rluOci1cntbmts
morft.
Die @oltGGti0tcit in Si0blono.
tomn pCripridJt in Der nGditeu 3Cit
AroB 3lt iUCrben. 3ic $50. 1ubio VI.
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inn, Gobcn Sen pom Yrutt., T., s.
StroBc un6 GIorcmmnt NuGrlte &c.
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lpplen 0orouf "a 8%miit6dige Bobn'
b0llicr 6auru. Gas 9ono gc10rtc
5itm Games Marperion'i6cn Nod-
Lob. 2nn6 un6 @ebGuoc fontntcn olti
ungct0Gr $4,000 gu itc6cn.
Gie 9Gder @ebriioer 9iice an ser
foro.GopItrobe bobenr an Srn. s.
Conan Sen Gnntraft nerqebcn sur
Grridtuma cincS O%reiit0figen 2(n-
6oltcs nit rs SUB 5ront an sic oltc
9Gfcrci. Ger icucrfcite 4nbou jolt
Sogcrbous pcrocn.
Gin otcritGdiges HagerbouS aus
Concrete ioQ ollf Dem 9auplobe Or.
81 Siio.GutolpitroBe, mcldeS am
Wtittmo6 bon @rlt. Sontue( Guscio
a%cfouft muroc, Crrid)tet mcr6en. Bur
,3cit lteGt cin 0reiit0diacS Wrctter.
bolts ollf Gcm Elobc, melhes nie0er.
gcrtIicn iultr0cn ioG.
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OreiIt6digc @olts an ser Surforo.
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rnb 6eOerdlitrnbe itebt, an Srr. V.
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GoS grobc @obn6oltS nit - 3im.
mcrn, Nr. 1858, Dorf.Hooo, frii6er
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lit bon Srn. @co. 81. Sorn eritonbcn
morbcn,
Sr. 2ouis Srrnonn hat bon Srn.
mo 6rou HuhoIpb @rt5cit OoS
SouS Nr. 725, Siio.8oicItroBc, &c
fault, Scr @runo3inS bctrG1t sos.
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6oben i'm @iireol, 0es @e61ltoc.1 S1l-
Ipcftors INN Die g%rloubniB nod0e.
iitd)t, fir Srn. Charles DC. &aufmon
ollf Den @ri1noitiiden GER. $50 bis
534, Observation-Disclosures. Elm flint
It0digcS 2o9erboilS 81 erri6tcn. Gas
8ebGlbc miro $4,000 foIten.
Sr. SoIomon &inrnel Fat fir
$4,000 Gas @rltnoitiif GER. IA. Iorb.
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6ront nnb 132 SUB Siefe. Gs mar
Elm Iltftionsperfouf.
glf offentlidJcr Mutton crItQno
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ortiit6digc @obnbolts Nr. 2t9, g..
@oibingtonitroBc fir $3.50. Ger
gouplab lit "A bel 80 Sub 'unO einem
8rilnO5ins bon $40 untcrporfen.
Gas idonc pnIoItortige @obn6ouS
be$ Srn. Sbeobore Soopcr, cbentolS
bon ser Sirmo @iQiom 6. Sooper
& Sobnc, an ser Siioncit.Gde uoll
Gdlbcrt- ltn6 @iobleitrnBc, lit BON
Nrl. Iid)oro s. @bitc fir $4,000
crIton0cn iporoen.
3ipeiunb5mun5ig 5lpeilt6digc Csc.
bouoe al Der Go1t.aberue no6c ser
FrattItroBe, lino bon Srn. 6ronciS
Wtcgfillcn an Srn. Simotbp :. 500.
per pertolft iuor6cn.
Ger Nrfiteft s. y. Spcbben lit
nit Der &crlteaung BON GIGnrn fir
bier neuc Mobnb0ltIer ouf sen @ol.
teller Nr. 51G-520, Sii>.NnnItro.
BE, meldpc @rn. @. llrbouih gcborcus
betroitt mor6en.
Sr. Sobn &r6ner bat Srll. @nt.
Gouett nit Scr Grridtltng bon icbs
llclen @nbnb0uiern al scr Horoieitc
Der Mc0errpItroBe. sniiden ser ga.
tberincItrobc unto @orriions2one, be.
auftroQt.
Sir cineu @runoSins III ser S0Gc
bon $1S9 bot Sr. golpin SllrnbuQ,
lucld)cr Die Baltimore @rouil0 Sent
60" rcpraicrtirt, $454t erboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
glbnm Slupp,s Mcitanrnnt.

VT. IIUf, Observation-Disclosures.
Scr gNorooft Sf1meripdbrenber 8auoeretR
pom baltimore" o%erianlmeIt ii6 bier ieoen
Wtonine. George 8rebm 4 Cons Bier
ON. 8dpt nab oeuti6er grt brett bonn
SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Canton uuS SiabIaubtpmu II.
eMr1iot's pGiheniran5-Saae,

Sauptnlertier oes DgaDern SIR. sltnt. sBers
Gins" ~@iderfrurB : Samen : 8ereins, 4"
Canton Smmerpdbrenoen 0aus unb Qeibs
SereiIs," rScutf6e Semiitblidieit" uno
sSeipers9pnfIdoe Nr. AIS, >. 8. s.
Srifbes BIER gu ieoer 3eit. = 6. & D.
3eIepbon: 8olfe 1893 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Nabtuaggun . &umten.

Suollb tabreno: Serla1len GRUB
Siu.Garf 1, 2, 3 uno A l1br Wor.
gems; 8apette. uno Somar6sS trabe
1.2t, 2.2t, 3.2t 1tn0 4.2t Worgens.
R0r6Ii6 fobreno: @erlaiien Sort
OicSenrp I, 2, 8 uno A llbr Mor.
gems; 6aDette. uno. Soparo StraBe
1913, 2.23, 1928 uno 1923 Worgens.
Oorf- uno Sreoerif 9foao
Sii0li6 fabrenb: 8erlaiien arIing.
ton Qpenue, 8ouerlp, l., 2, 8 uno
4 llbr Worgens; 6apette. unb Som
nrO StraBe 1.28, 2.29. 1926 un0
1928 Worgens. Norolih fabreno:
%erIaiien Sruington /, 2, 8 uno 4
ltbr MorgenS; 8apette. ltn6 Som.
orO gtroBe t.2S, 2.2S, 1928 uno
1928 Motgens. Siioli1 fobrcnb:
8erIafien Sigblanotpwn 1, 2, 3 unO
4 llbr Norgen5; 5apette. uno Som.
arc Strabe t.23, 1928. 1923 uno
1923 Worgens.
@anItraben . 2inic - OeItliA iab-
reno: &erIaiicn 8arriion.2one /, 2,
8 uno 4 ltbr WorgenS; Baltimore.
unb GbarlesitroBe TIA. 2,14 3.14
mt 4.t4 Morgens, @eitlid fob.
reno: gerIaIicn @ortb apenl,e uno
@opitrobe 100, 2.30, $3.50 ull6 4.3O
Mor9enS; Baltimore, uno Charles
StroBe t.46, 246, SAG uno 4.46 llbr
MorQens. ,ae
Wnbiioa apenue 2inie Oeit.'
lid fuarcnG Berlaiier Iruiohiq.
Port I 2 9 uno 4 llbr NorgenS;
Baltimore. u. Charles. Strobe lis.
2.18. 3,t8 uno i.1S @orgens @eIt.
i'd iabreno: TerlnIien 5ome-S Str.
GnOpunfi I =, 3 un0 4 l1br Wor.
lens; Baltimore unh GbarleSItraBe
/ 10, 2.25 1926 4.25 ii 5.25 Ror.
lens.
Orleans. mlo eight y. Strobe
Rorolih iahreno: 8erlaiien eight.
Ctr. Sterilization I. 2. 3 uno 4 l1hr
MorgenS; Baltimore, uno Charles
Stra6e Ito. 2.10. $40 unb 40
Norqens. 5iolib iabrerS: BerIai.
len Iortb uro Observation-Disclosures.
me 100 $50. $50 uno 400 Mor.
gems; Baltimore unb GbarlesitrnBe
t.50. $50, $50 uno 4.50 WorgenS.
Sarior6 . Mpeniie 9inie - Sio-
lid fohrenb: 8crlaiicn @eber's Tarf.
Sarioro.Moao /. 2. 8 uno A llb-
Morgens. 00rtlid) fnbrcno: YaIti.
more. IL. 8apitroBe 100. $50. $50
uno 4.3O Mlorgens. Die Sarforo.
Ipenue . Rnttipagaons fahren bon
8eber's Yarf, 3arforb-Ioao, Bis
Baltimore II. GapitruBe uno 5rriid.
Hortb, : @penlie 2iHie r. @acti,
Jon . apenue = Waagons p~erlaiien
Seloir-Roab un6 Nortb. apenue unS
pom electric Tarf nah IL Gbr
Witternodt, pie folgt: @eitlib fab.
reuo: gerlaiien @eloir-Goao unb
Iortb. Ipenue 1903, 1890, 1, 100
uno 2 llbr Worgens; Benniplpania.
uno 0ortb . Auenue 1925, IL 50,
t.22, 1852 uno 2.22 Worecns. Seit.
Iid fabreno: 8erlaiien electric Yarf
1880, 1, 100, z lno 2.30 Wor.
lens; EenniplOania. uno Nortb'
Apenle 1854, t.24, t.54. 2.24 uno
2.54 Moraens,
griter uno !ttter 8agson mad
oem @ohentngs 6ohrpIan. Sonn'
rags: Der erite 8oggon cine Strnoe
ipGter.
lrutb 9iusglpe.
Bari Terminal citation ....... 500 1920
Stimnr,sfr. uro @aiifor0!abe.;
Earf Terminal gration ....... 500 1910
guri. aioao lHo 25. .Strate. 49,. SAC 1906
GdrebsStr. uno 5ortsNot..
Snrt 1ernts1pi Stafton. ......... 6.00 l2.l5
sort D(eSeIlr0 ................ b.4f 1908
Earf 1erminaI Chiffon. ........ 600 1890
Sertrulls uub SoutbsSirabe-...- 6.23 1928
Smerns9rope:
GnInru 8rupe ..,........... 500 1915
2eringtun. uno GaIoertsG trabe 800 HOO
cWines Mlins ....... 49,. 6.1s 12.4i
lerinRton. uno GGloertsS trabe 600 1900
Son!onrionssnemie:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-22
TOday's Telegraphic News
Explosion and Lost of Life.


Shady Side, n. j., May 22.-An
explosion, followed by fire, occurred in
the works of the New York Glucose
Company this morning. Many en-
ployes were caught in the ruins and were
either killed or injured. The estimate
OF dead varies from ten to twenty i've
and half hundred are reported injured.
A four story brick building, one hundred
feet, was completely wrecked and out
buildings were torn to pieces. There
we're five hundred men in the building
at the time and the childreI OF these
who live 10 the neighbOrhoOd were
thrown into panic. Calls were sent
to nearby towns for ambulances and
police and sailors on the war ships lying
in the harbor Sere asked to aid ia the
rescue.
The explosion, it is believed, was
caused BY defective boiler. 1t occur
red at $3.50 this morning when the hum
dreds of men aud women aud children
in the factory had settled down to their
daily tasks.
Fire Immediately followed the explo-
sion and scenes of wild excitement en-
sued. Those who managed TO escape
set to work to extnguish the flames and
to rescue the unfortunate fellow workers
who were injured. The work of rescue
was retarded by the cries OF hundreds
of women and children who insisted on
entering the wrecked building 20 search
Tor husband and fqtners.
Jus, west of the boilers, where the
greatest damage was done, there were
fully a hundred men at work. 1t Is be-
lieved, however, that the greater part of
these escaped, the police declaring in
the confusion that all had been account.
ed for save ten or twenty. Some OF the
injured, suffering from pains and bruises,
did not wait for local medical attention,
but ran for the nearest town.
Just outside of the big grounds OF the
Gloucose works more than 20 of the in
ured lay awaiting surgeons who had
been seat for. Meantime the sailors
began digging in the ruins in an effort
to get to the buried ones in hope that
some might be extricated alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-22
Death OF Mrs. Kearney.

Mrs. Diana NJ. Kesrney, widow oil
Gen. Philip Kearney, died Sunday al
her home in Cape May at the age OF
i'll for the LIST year. She had long been
i'll for the last year. She had long been
a noted figure in the social lite of Wash
ington, aud was known to a large circle
both in this country and Europe. For
forty years she had spent her summers
in the house a: Cape May in which she
died, and members Of her family had
homes near her. Until last year she had
spent her winters in her Washington
home or in Europe.
Her surviving children are John Watts
Kearney, now a resident OF Washington /;
The Countess de Kernel and Miss Eliza
b.lh Kearney. Mr.. Kearney will be
buried in Kentucky Mrs. Kearney's
grandchildren are Capt. William j.
Powell, of the marine corps Owen
Powell, Lieut. Cuthberl Powell, formerly
of the army, and Misses Amy and Lucy
Powell.