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The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
BAD SHOWING FOR KANSAS.
Special 10 The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Topeka, Kan, June 22.-Accord-
ing to a census just completed by the
secretary Of the Kansas board OF
health there are 5000 cases of con.
sumption in the "Sun Flower" state
All OF these will be tabulated accord
ing TO their stages. a prominent
physician will be required to report
the first symptoms of the state then
the officers will take charge of the
al run
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
GOT HIS DESERTS,

9peg,bi Chicago. June 22.-Riehard, Ivan van
+he eelf-confessed murderer OF Ma W p,
Ine Bessie Holster was hanged at ll,Sg 20 :
3e1siJ I.a1onI, his morning. The crime was was
. oon,mitted I,UuF January 18th when MIS- MIS-
fGll,, Ioiister was going into her house, ,3,i, .
Ivan first assaulted the woman lllai dead Sa
was Of slight build until she was %aS uear con.
and and her body was in horrible e., cIm IN e
anu aition 1e Mrs. Holster was returniinIls5 M
from rom visit to a sick friend cbnreb a, rrs
time II Uip she was prominent in cnuro"
work.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
ANOTHER HUMAN MONSTER

Special to The Sentinel r,ne az
Fort Worth, Texas .liir.,II. Jui,e as
Charged with having 'liii'iNT r. Boil
saulted his own daushle. ponbam.
les, has been arrestel r.o,.. a, of age. AS
The girl is only years S%,irnisb IN the
Bolles was not able 10 eornain roi in Jail
Dali, oaii tbe time of his trial
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
THREE CEST.SnLE RATE.

Denver, Colo. June 22.-The fol
lowing railroads have today announc-
ed the adoption, In the state of Colo
RADIO. of a three-cent mile rate. The
Colorado Midland, the Denver and
Rio Grande, the Union Pacific and
Santa Fe.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
ABOUT TIME SOMETHING DOING
sneclal to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 22.-There is
the possibility of reconciliation be-
tween w Z. Corey, the steel magnate
and his wife Corey is at the Audi
torium Annex and his wife is expect
ed from Reno tomorrow and rooms
have been engaged for her at the
same hotel.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
SORRY TO LOSE HIM
~ rho sentinel.

Special to me iu1e 22.-senor
Wasn,n La the Columbian minister
in Washington has peem senar@e of the
by ms af the United States 70 pay
tailuf l for e The loss of Panama.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22

wall paper buyers-For . thirty Iy
~, tbare will be given 20 per
oa9t ua discount from our original pric-
Cot those rooms cleaned up now
shot Won have the opportunity
1asa ,He.s paint and Wall Paper company
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22

CARLYLE SAID: MAKE YOURSELF
an honest man, and then yov may be
sure thal there IS one rascal less IN The
world" Also read The ads. and you may be
sure that there is one less easy mark tn
ih- world.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22

CONTINUED on Third page)
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22

oxf MEN CAN NEVER STATE AN
I ordinary incf in ordinary Terms. All
ss,,e arc swans, I'LL you sec the birds.
la'n ,.r advertising you can sell both seese
ssn,s- but not geese masqueradine as
~'ns. "
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22
Rich Cut Glass

and fine plated silT;erware. The diff
ference between h4d .'iSiS-s articles of
this kind bought in other stores and
that in The Fair is simply one of
price. We price fine goods of this
kind as we do our calico. But cut
glass ware and silver plated ware
from this store are superb and prices
so little they become neeessaries to
good housekeeping rather than lux
uries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
DAMAGED SHEETS

NOT badly damaged just holes about the size of pin
head here and there Probably than any
sheet These holes caused by small PARTICLES being
the rollers of the weaving machine and for somebody's
caeessness the manufacturer has pay and you reap the
benefit.
These all one grade-shee that would sell for perfect A7C
Smaller 39c
Quantity limited Sale at Bedware Annex Street Floor at
Bedware Store-Second Floor-adjoning Dress Goods
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-06-02
ChamberIain's Couch Remedy

Cures Colds, Group and Wbooping Cough.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-06-02

F. McNutt. the popular sec
ton foreman in the local yards,
lett yesterday morning for Los
Angeles and San Francisco or
a pleasure trip. He intends to
visit his old home in Iowa be
fore resuming bis duties here.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-06-02
Reduced Rates.

ne NdllOndI Did pllSl OOuN6u-
ton will convene September 10,
1906, at Los Angeles. For this
occasion we will sell tickets
from the east to both San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles at half
rates or one fare for the round
trip.
For the meeting Of the Ma
tional Educational AssoCia ton
to be held in San Francisco
July 9th to 18th, 1906, tickets
will be sold at rate Of one fare
for round trip. Tickets will
also be sold to Los Angeles
at the same rate.
Aside from the rates already
announced for the big conven-
tions in California this year, we
will provide additional oppOr-
tunities for fasteners to visit
California at low excursion
rates during the entire summer,
June lst to Sept. 18th, inclusive.
We will sell tirst-class round
trip tickets to San Francisco.
LOS Angeles, San Diego and re
turn at
$75 90 from Chicago,
90 90 from St. Louis,
go 90 from Kansas City,
and other points on the same
basis. These tickets will be on
sale daily with return limit of
October 81, 1906. and as afOre-
stated will be in addition to
those authorized for the conven-
lions of the National Educa ton
al Association National Baptist
Convention. Complete details
will be announced later.
Back East Excursions:
For these excursions tickets
will be on sale July %, August
Z 8 9, September S and 10 Good
for 90 days.
Summer Excursion Rates to
California from Winslow
Excursion tickets to California
will be on sale every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday during
the months of May. June, July.
August and September, 1906
Continuous passage east Of Bar
stow in each direction. Stop
overs will be granted either
east or west bound at BarstOw
aud points west or south there
Of.
From Winslow to
San Francisco via Bak
ersfeld ..S45 90
San Francisco via Los
Angeles ......... ..... so 90
Los Angeles, Redondo.. 30 90
Santa Monica, L ong
Beach, East San Pedro
via Los Angeles 80. 80 90
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-06-02
Notice.

Office of the Board OF Supervis-
ors. Navajo County.
Holbrook, Arizona,
May 81, 1906
BY order of the Board Of Su-
p-rvisors it IS hereby directed
that a registration OF the voters
of Navajo County Arizona. oe
made for the general election to
be held November 6, 1906.
Registration to be closed 81
days prior to the date of cleo
ton.
Witness my hand and seal of
office this 31st day of May, 1906.
(SeaD A. F. MCALLISTER.
Clerk of the Board.
First publication June 2, 1906;
last publication October 6, 1906,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

nid)t 81 perdftelpoen Shelf oeSS dub
bonoels. Die 5obrifation lit oQer.
bin9s III feinen @cr3dlt;ib at Dem
Sanoel in SfubNllr2u, aQein olli
Dem Sanbelsgcbiet Gciibt Baltimore
miebcrum ioldc Gortbci!c, mcldje c5
oen bieiigen @eihGitsIcuten ernloglis
ben, in b0hit erioI8rcidcr @eiie nit
ben SAubbanolern Ger on0ercn Can.
b%estbeile, gan5 ~beionocrS Ben 9telt.
gnglon0itautcn, 81 confltrriren. 9lb.
ee'eben bon oem Sonocl biloet Die
S6ltb : 6%abrifotion intmerbin einen
lpeicntlifen Saftor III inherent Sn'
0uitrieleben. Nir bo6cn peridieoene
5abrifer, ipeld)e eincn idbrliden Inn
ias bon mebreren &unoerttouielb
Collars baben. inio ser @ertb Der
Shube, lpelhe bier jG6rlid umgelett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Kortictnng upn Der 2. Scitc.)


arbeiter 6iaig Ieben fonlcn. Gb.
Iten Die Soften oes tGglid|en Inter.
baltcs fir ieoe 1amilie in,ten lcbtcn
Sabren beoelteno in sic Sobc geaoll-
gen lilo, BADEN oieIclben oenro6
nid,t Die S6he erreiht, reld)e man III
onoeren amcrifaniid@n 8roBitdbtcn
Genpbnt lit. @pn Der M~u$oebnuna
Ioes 3leihergeihai;cs fam man lid
an bcIten eincn 9cariii MADDEN, pern
man IN SetraAt 5iebt, oaB Ncr i1br.
lido llmiob aui bieicm @chietc iidl
oitf $20,0o0000 bcl1uit. IN Den
40 GlciNcriabrifcn ser Stoot iino
10000 arbeiter ~lcid}iitiat, meide
i6hrlih ezra $6,O00,000 az 2obnen
crbaltct. @cpnocrs Aerpprragcuo in
scr 9lei0cr ,SnblJtric lino Sic Sir
men Midlrel Ambad Ii. suns; 2ouis
Mpplefclo; art Clothing 60; Nofcr.
EobiaS II. 60; Baltimore garsoiu
Solie; @~altiniorc aree Yants Mig.
g.; Butler Bros; @rafman @ros.
II. 60; Burger, Sues II. Co.; 9nr.
gMlber Bros. II. Co.; 9rent. Sua II.
Co.; Cohen II. Sart; Mlcs. Sobn II.
BRO; Giicmm Bros; Scloman II.
Hactiin; ISRAEL Sine II. Sobn; 6.
8ranf II. Bros; Srccoman, Smor5pn
II. So; 6%rcllocntbal II. &~erngoob; 3.
@insbcrg II. SO. ; 6. $. Goodman II.
60; 6. 8reif II. Bro; :. s. @rins.
felOer II. 60; Samburaer Bros. II.
Go; Siaac Samburser II. Cons; s.
Sar5bcrs u.Gp.; Meper Seilner ;;Sup.
fins tailoring Co.; 90. $. 2auhbei.
iner II. Cons; q. 2euin 1t. Co.; Emll
.. 2epp II. 60; 2ifes II. Co.; 9.
2opnlan ii. 60; g. Mapers II. 60;
metropolitan Eants Co.; 3. j. II. ".
j. Miaer II. Co.; Monard) Iants
Co.; Neuman, Bros. II. Co.; Senrb
O%ppenbeimer; &appeport II. Son;
Meinbaro, Mieper Ii. Co.; S6loB
Bros. Ii. Co.; 5. Sboeneman Ii. 60;
Sorris Silperman; S. Ginger Ii.
Con; Seurp Sonneborn II. 60, Stan.
oarb Clothing Co.; 81. Stein II. 60;
Stern H.. Hotbitein; u. s. StrauB
II. &c.; StrauB Orig. Co.; Strouie II.
Bros; S. Tobias Swart; Sbalbei.
me Bros; @einberg, War 1t. 60;
Soiepb @ursburger; @earnellBant
So. a1lE4Ea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Gpnierucn SmbnItric.

Baltimore Itcbt IN bev GonIerpen'
Fabrication in Sen Ser. Stnaten an
ser Spite. 3neiiiinitel Ser Coma
ten, meld)e in Den Ser. Staoten nno
Canada in 8lehbiihlen perpadt iper'
Den, meroen in Baltimore conleroirt,
n1lnlif polit5 Miaionen Sitter q
29l,40S aiifen Ter Wertb Der
iGbrlid in Baltimore IN 5abrifen
eingenad)tcn Sriihte uno @emiile
ltelt iid) anf bon 80 bis 40 MiIlipncn
Collars. SIN Gurhidnitt erruerben
lid 1000 Heripnen. 9roBtentbeils
3rnllcn unb ainoer, ibrcn &e6ensnn'
terbnlt in oieicn 6a6rifen. ltc grbel'
trrirage ipielt in oicier Snoultric eli
ne groBc unb lpidtige Holle, oa mo-
mentlid) Die polniihen Samilien, OBJ
pobl lie in Den bieiigen 5obrifen pom
2 bis 2H Collars pro 5ng peroienen,
oennod por5icben, geruOe IN oerSobe
Ser Sniion in bas 2ano SIT 5leben, INN
in ocn oortigcn 6abrifen Mrbeit 81
iinocn. gae moglidcn MittcI lrrr.
Den bon oen bieiiacn Jabrifbelisern
anacpcnoet, nm glrbeiter 81 befom'
men, bod pcrgebens, uno mabreno
iriibcr misunderstanding in bielen
Sabrifu berrihte, lit iebt elm emf
piinoliber Nrbeitcrmangel eingetre.
ten. Su 9nltintore's GonIerpcn.
3abrifen perbienen Die oorin beifai-
tigtcn ar6eiter -iGbrlid) iiber eineIfil.
lion Collars an 2obnen. Baltimore
bat iein Yreiti9c in Der GonIerpen'
Snbuitrie ourd, ieine unilbertrofiene
Gage erreid)t. Sm W~ittelpunfte oes
reid1itcn Semitic, uno 5ridtoiltrifts
aeleqen, nit ocrtrciflihen BERLIN.
ounaer per pabn nnb @niier, bat
Baltimore nit 2eid)iigfeit sic Jiib.
rlIng i'm Ginrad)en pcn Sriid)ten
uno 1erniiien iibernommcn. Der 500
bepunft Der gaaiipp it i'm auguit,
bod miro uprkNai bis GnSe Septem'
Der aaes eingemaht, mas mldJit uno
eingemaft iperben fam. aaeroings
fGnnte ser Warpl1ltber Farmer nod
ltebr @elb perbienen, mem er nit
Dem Gonierpen Sabrifnntcn Snno in
Sgnb gebcn twiirOe, Seit 5iuan5ig
Sabrct bat ). .. Der GARNER grobe
2imabubnen gepilon5t. ieit einiger
3eit lueroen dber nod Die 5lterit in
9tefu' Seriep 9eSogenen fleincn Bob
nen eir1emaht uno lit beute Der
MosfitoItaai ser Wittelplinft oieIer
Snouitrie, ba Der fieiise Barner
nitt oa5u gebraht ueroen fam, an.
iiatt ser groBen sic fleinen 9obnrn
(TOrtietnns iiebe 4. Gcite.)
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GOrtietnns iiebe 4. ecitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

rern fonnen. Die ein5ige Sdmicrigs
felt, lulter melder nllgclneine 3la9e
aefiibrt miro, beltebt oarin, ooB Die
Sabrifanten nid)t geniigeno Seute bee
fommen fornen. @s lperoen IN Der
Scnlocn . Sabrifntion baiptloflid
MGbhcn nngcitelt, ullo lper cilu1lal
ourd Die fSabrifss 0iltrifte piIgert,
fam Dor ie0er ser Sennoen . 6abrtfen
Sdilocr nit ser Auiid)riit nSpero'
tors mdntc0" leben. Sine 6nbrif an
ser 3cIt : Erattltrabe hat bereits lelt
Wonatcn Gin groBcS Elafat ansge-
h6nUt, olti accident Die 8ortc 800
WGotcn p%erlnngt" SIT Icien Iino,
Sic!e Oicier Mdodcn pcroicncn bel
lere 20bne, ais E%agelobner, uno iutr
nit SCI, &erbdItniiien uertrant lit
meib, oaB, obid)on in Den Sabrlfen
cine itramme 0iSsiplin auireht err
bolten miro, Cit %prmann cine cute
Grbeiterin ltets nit @loce d. 8anoiflI.
ben aninBt, ga cine iolfe feineSt1lr
Sc i'm Sabr 3i feiern bralldt. Yer.
id)ieoene unierer groBen Semoef'
6obrifanteu habcn iid aenotbigt &C.
ieben, in ben Soritdoten ino in fIei.
men 2onoitGoten 3weig . 6abrifen
onsulegen, I'M ollie sliiitrGge alls5n.
iiiQen. l~lngebeuere Wen9en Irbeit
peroen auf Dem Gontrafmege al
Srauen in beren Wobnungen perge'
ben. @s gibt 5rauen, Die ge5ipungen
iino, ourb ibrer Sanoe arbeit ibreh
2ebensunterbolt 81 oerOienen, lid
ober id)dmen in Sabrifen 81 arbel'
ten, ooer in manden 6aucn, 400 lie
fIeine ainoer ooer fronfc Ser onen
bel iif BADEN, nid)t I'M Stanoe lino,
oas Saus 3u perIalien. Gieien miro
sic slrbeit permittelit GROCER abliefe'
ritngsposen, Die lire &unoe MAIDEN,
mic ser Milf). ooer @ismann, IN oas
Sous gelieiert. Snipeftoren lpres
den IN oen betreffenoen sS1lllern Dor
uuo inipi3iren Die Irbeit, uno oann
miro bieiel6e bon Den 6ubrleliten OBJ
gebolt. lln0 trot oIler oieier Siilfs'
qlleIen limo Die 5abrifanten faitm i'm
Stanoc, lire Nuftrage ais5nfiibren.
Der groBte Sbeil Ser Iuftrage fonlmt
aus bcm Siiben. Oo6 peroen out)
betrGdtlibe Senotngen nah Dem
Iorben uno Weiten perlanot. Inter
Sic @eihditsbGuier, pelfe gatti.
more in oieIer &ihtung beriibmt &C.
Rrad)t baben, geboren folgenoe: gnl'
timore Speraq Mig. Co.; Carmel II.
Goblin; grlanger 9ros.; MARYLAND
Operau 60; Wtorris II. 60; 3. ..
Nobrnnn II. 80; Nortb Bros. II.
StrouB; Oppenbeim, Sberhoori II.
Co.; Saul II. 9ernep; 6. &oIenfelo II.
Co.; Snnlel $. Ienlefer; Solepb
Sbentbol II, Cons; =. Steppater II.
60; StrnllB. Giienlan II. So. Solltb.
ern OperoQ 60; Stnnbnro Operoll
60; Stllart Ii. aeitb; @m. $, Ioip'
les Wfg. Go.; @iie Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

man Mig. 60; Giron : Bartlett 60;
Sobn s.. Greper II. Co.; G%id)engreen
II. 3d.; Sranf II. IOler; 6rieo II.
Sinntcl; Goodyear Tubber Co.;
8rotior 2obe II. 60; Suae u.Sons;
!. @lltpt Ii. 60; u, Scb II. Bro;
u. Sanoori II. So; 2inibicnm Sub.
Der 60; MorpIono Hubber Co.; Ma.
rplano Sboe 60; Merritt, elliott II.
Co.; George Z. Mills II. 60; ga.
topSco Shoe 60; Gotomac Hllbber
60; Fearlon II. Sltbman; $. Bret.
fel0cr II. Go.; Nc. Samuels II. 60;
NfoIea Sapbru; Geo. .. 5bomos,
jim; 5%iatngbuit Hub6cr So; ltniteo
States Hubber So; 3irfeI II. So.
Die Scmocn . Sabrifatiun.
Baltimore nimmt in per flieoel,ell
&n0ultrie'n oie leitepNe Hole unter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Site, @iiken mnb Struh,paarcn.

Ger llmine IN Siiten. Wiiben mo
Strobnaaren in Baltimore beidi:it
ii1 elmer %conicrpntipen Sd)1buag 5l
Solge ailf $6.00O,000 pro Sabr.
1ros Der id)arfen Gonfurrcn5 aui
oieienl @ehiete iperoen in Baltimore
@dartn pergeltellt, meld,e I'M gan5eu
Sauoe geiudt iino. lie Giltribu'
tions : Saeilitdten 9altimore's foml.
men bier ben Sabrifanten unb Sdno.
Tern abermals 81 5iilie. galtimorer
Site peroen nift allcin in ben Ser.
Staa.en allerorts atgetrofien, Jon.
Bern alld) in Siio : amerifa unb 10.
gar alf ben Hbilippiuen lino biciel-
ben 81 icJen. Ger llmiab IN Stroll
Bitten oqein miro aui $3,000.000 &c.
id)Gbt. Tec Sanoel in 6il5biiten lit
ebcnialls cin betr1d)tlifer, obihon
0icie Sortc nid)t in 10 uniongreidem
WaBltabe bcrgeitellt miro. Gie ia.
Irritation bon Wiitcn piro in gleihcr
@ciic mie Die aEioer &. Sobri-
fation bier in 9robcrcm MaBitabe be-
tric1en ais iraenorro, lie b9uptidd)-
lid)iien Tabrifanten uno Silloler oui
'bieiem @ebiete iino: Warplanb Sap
Mig. Gc.; Toientbal Ii. Weper ;Jtopnl
Sat So; Selmore Sat Mig. Co.
Sntilb II. Cons; :. u. Strouie II.
60; 1nplor Sat Wfg. 60; Conn.
ieno. Grace II. Co.; llniperinl Sut
Wig. Co.; @ilen5ig Bros. II. Co.;
@ilicn II. 2umpfin; Baltimore Bar.
gain Sol,ie; Baltimore Sat 60: 9o.
ties Sat 60; Brigham Sopfins Co.;
Butler Bros; Glinlax Co.; Iufe,
Montasue II. @iaet 60; gpitein Ii.
Ginger; 5otoo Sat Co.; 5lpnn Ii.
So; g. 6reuo II. Co.; @reenitein,
Werfel II. Co.; Sacob @insbera;
Goodman Sat 60; O.. 9. Spmier Ii.
60; 6. Z! Bones u. Co.; sssopncr, 8ib
II. Co.; ~. 9. 2epp Ii. Cons; Iarfel
II. 2cpine.
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spcroen, .oiiritc i'd airi $25 ,00O,0 900
b%elanien. Nuf Dem @ebidte 0es
ShnbbanocIS iino bauptlahlid Die
fplgcnocn 6irnlen 81 eru1bnen: BAL.
timore Bargain Souie; Baltimore
S~arrisburg Sboe 60; Baltimore
Shoe Sonlc; $. \. 9onfs Ii. 60;
9rodton SDoc Mig. &c., Grabbed.
Germ Ii. So. Carroll, Aoanls u.Go.;
Sobn u. Gqrroa Sboe Co.; 9beia.
peofe Sboe 60; Gbiloren's Speciality
Sboe &c.; Goaen Iblcr Sboe 60;
Clement Ii. Dali S9oe Mf9. So; u.
$. Golmarp 1t. So; 9igeS gnlne-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Den amcrifnniidlen @robltGoten ein.
Tai Bier mebr Strcbbiite uno alei.
Ger iobri5lrt meroctl, nIs inirgeno eli
ncr on0ercn Stn0t lit cine %ouerfannte
Sbotlldpc. 9tift Seoermann peib
aber, OaB mir nicbr Semoen fabri5i.
reuL ais irlcno cine omcrifoniife
@robItoot, nlpo Dab ser @ertb Oericl-
ben ourdldpnittIib idbrlih oli ST..
gciiicacn lit. slGc 6abrifan'
ten ole in Oicicm @eid1itssweis in'
ttrciiirt iiEb, crfldren einltimmig, DAB
Haa o~crgansenc Sa9r oas Peite, @e'
iG1itsjabr mar, bciien lie iif erin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
laiIcn nnS Mnslin : ltnterflcibcr.

1aiacu nno Mnslin ; ltnterflciber.
sui Oieiem @ebiete Der SnouItrie
bat Baltimore in ben lesten pnar
Sabren seraoe5u eriiaunenspert6c
Gnrt'dJritie gcmadt. Sbid)on mir
cine itattlide 3abl non 3abrifen belt
ben, in oehrn oieie Wnnrel, bereeiteat
mcrbelt, lit oieRadirase bon bier Der
geIteutrni @aarelt, nui Oieiem gebiete
cine 10 pnormet Snb Die isn6rifantell
faum irn Stanoe iino, aIe Muftraac
81 iiiaen. Wabreno Dor nldt all5il-
LANCER 3eit iid Der llmias in oieier
SanoeIslinie idfperlid auf $1,000
600 belief, lit oerieIbe Dis sum Der.
sangencn Sobre niif $4,000, 900 ge-
itiesen. lie 9anptiddlidJiten We.
idJ1itsIente nui bieiem @ebiete iino:
Sol5mnit Difs. 60; 8. 2epp n.Sons
o.; 2eon Bros. &c.. 6 2omeniteirt
Ii. Co.; oabf Gins d. 60; glbcrt
Stern ii. So; gnfer llnorrwear Co..
CELEBRITY Mfs. So. WenDel Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
1as sdnharidaft.

Gbidon nlIaemein anecnommen
miro. Dab Die Reuenslano .Staaten
ons WonopoI ouf oas Stubgeiddft
beiiten, cuntrolirt Baltimore eitten
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Iiber SurisSiftion ais gerralhr bon 9odIGicn bcdaitet ino:
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] after it was finished to Timber up" the
machinery. Then, about month ago,
it made a long distance trip. 1t started
out on the main line westward q short
time after the Overland Limited left.
The motor car gained on the train to
such an extent that at Fremont, forty
six miles from Omaha, it was held
back six minutes by block signal.
Owing to a heavy wind and meeting
trains from this time on, the schedule
was not maintained; however, the total
time of the motor car from Omaha to
Grand Island, 1886 miles, was hours
and II minutes, with delays amounting
to 40 minutes on account of orders.
meeting trains, etc. The actual run
ming time for the 1886 miles was A
hours 80 minutes, or "a miles per boar.
There was no delay whatever on ac-
count of the motor car, and the ma
chinery was in almost constant motion
from Omaha to Grand Island On the
return trip, on April 10, the actual
running time was 4 hours 10 minutes.
or 1868 miles per hour. From Elkhorn
to South Omaha, a distance of 24.3
miles was covered in 80 minutes. or
AZ miles per hour. A maximum speed
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prisoned in the upper floors, with the
regular means Of exit cut off, it is Of
ten necessary to resort to extreme
measures Under the stress Of excite
ment persons in such a predicaaent
especially women ard children, lose
their self-control and leap from win
dows, regardless Of the height from
the ground. The apparatus shown
here was designed especially for such
emergencies, when there is not sufi-
cient time TO raise the ladders. Il
consists OF 4 strong, vet flexible, NET,
supported upon stout frame. The
entire apparatus is constructed TO be
rigidly attached to a wagon, and when
not in use folds up into small space.
1t is operated by means Of crank
and handle, the turning OF the latter
spreading the net out to the right ten
sion. Obviously, it can be transport
ed to the exact spot desired, and per-
sons unable TO escape from the flames
could jump from the windows into
the net with assurance that they
would be saved uninjured
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RUSSELL SAGE DEAD At 80
Venerable FinanCIer Passes Away
at His Long Island Home.
His Remarkable Rise From Country
Grocer to Money Power in Wall
Street Worth 500, 100000.

New York City Russell Sage,
nearly ninety, and the possessor, ac-
cording to general estimate, Of for
tune Of $4,000, 900 or more, accu-
INFLATED during a long career as one
Of the foremost figures in Wall Street
finance, died at his country house, at
Lawrence Beach, i. /. The cause Of
death was general debility and old
age. on August 4 he would have
reached his ninetieth birthday
Mr.. Sage passed quietly away in
state of Inconsistencies. BY his
bedside were Mrs. Sage, Colonel J.
J. Slocum, her brother; DR.. Theodore
Janeway and DR.. Carl Schmuck, the
physicians in attendance, and the
trained nurse.
Mrs. Sage was reported to be bear
ing UP well under her bereavement
She was good deal worn by the
strain of the last few days, but was
calm and resigned
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a PoIish Prodigy.

One would think that the last word
had been written in the tale Of this
seasons child prodIgies, but This evil
IDENTIFY is not the case. Miecio Hors-
zowski, who yesterday made his debut
at the Steinway Hall, Is the latest
wonder, Miecio looks like a girl. and
has certain feminine deIicaey OF
touch, but we Ore told that he is a
Polish boy Of eleven Els playing is
truly marvellous ana we have no hest
tatlon in saying that he is infinitely
the greatest child pianist we have ever
heard, He is as marvellous a per-
former upon his instrument as AEischa
Gilman and vecsey.
The mystery Of child's intimate
grasp Of the poetic significance OF such
works as Chopin's preludes ANA noe
turnes has yet to be explained; we
can only chronicle the fact. London
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