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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

icb itrenG sur Gurhiij6rurlg 6riNGcr
luIien.
Sic Ab5ug9fonol. Conn
miiiioM
InS @run0ci0cntbuma Gomitc Scr
N65ugSfonol Gonmiiiion bate &c.
tern I'M Wapor3 9iircuu cine Sit
sung, in lpcld)cr oo5 g8cAcrcht fir
Den groBcn 4b}ug5fonoI nod Ocnl
Bad. Nioer, Die Grlucrbmng Der
@~runoitiide fiir Die Yumpitotiou
uno Die Hicieliclocr llnO Die AnloNt
Ger Decentralization 6cipro6en wItr.
BEN. AQe Oicic Sohcn maden er.
ireuli6e 6ortidritte.
GortonQeItell itrtteu.
3c6n GutiGer i'm oGrui0.SiQs
Eurf" %bcid)mcrtcn iid G~citern 6ei'm
Mtopor, boB Superintendent Boone
Oen od%titiin0igen A%rbcitotag nidt
cinholte, NM tic II bis IS Stun0en
arbeiten miibtcn. Yi8bcr bobcu Oicic
Mdnncr $t,65 pro Gag bel o6tItiins
0incr 4rbcit$}cit cnpiangcn, icbt lit
Dies IN eincn ModlenIp6n pDn $40
ohne 9egrcn5ung Der Arbcit53cit unl-
aeruan0clt morOen. Ger Manor mics
0ie MGnncr an sic Yort6cb0rbc, bod
itcIltc ii6 feincr ocricI6en altr 2lrbtit
I'M Yurt ctr.
Nott3en.
Gin oCm Wupor bon Sri. Coma
SpcO0en in 0or6citcr gum Oeid)cnt
Ncmo6tcr Soon" mur0e Dem 300
i'm aIruio Sill @orf" iibcrpicicu.
Or toOtrotbamit1lico 0t. @.9rolpn
brodte Dem Stootobcrboupt ooa Csc.
Gic GiitriftS- G6ci3 u. GntriN mo
3ontc9 q. Campbell, iomic y. ".
@ilfinion, Scfrctdr Der 6cltcrbe.
horde, BADEN iif oui 10 Gage nit
Dem IumpIcr nNantllfct" no6 BE.
iton 6egebcn.
@iiliS, StoOtregiitrotor 5. SuucQ
Gbon!as mo Satin, iopie Oeren
GoNtcr, 6rou Sorrp j. Gc8citcr,
ncbit GnteIfino iinO BON cinem 5pci'
m0di9cn Aufentbolt in EItIonticsGitD
nod Baltimore 3uriidQcfcbrt.
MuDor Simnmla go6 gcItcrn
,StroBenrcinigunga SupcrintcnOcnt
@itca 9cicDl, ioiort iijr Die 2hla-
rottlung 0ca @roica in ben Strabcn
ST trogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Ger Sta0ts 8cumeter miro
Die 9tiUeultr Don Belle Nucnltc, WcQa,
StraBe, 2ouopn : 2lpcnllr un0 Eot-
tcrion . YIoce an Ort un0 STEELE ielt=
icbcn un0 mod)en mir nllc ,SlttCrclicn,
ten ollf Die Nn5cige i'm bcutigcnn Gcut.
lhen Gorreipon0cntcn" olintcrfiom.
2 Of cd te Nu&iihttu.-@ie
bereita gcitern i'm oIettihcn Gore.
iponOcntcn" bcridJtct, Itcbt Nnlti'
more Dor ciner Gianotb, unO menn
Die lebtcn Nndrihtcn 5ltuerlGiiiG
iinO, oiiritc 0icielbe friibcr eintrcten.
dis bia6Cr crmurtet mur0c. Ser Gi@-
uorroth Der Stn0t lit bis gcitcrn nltf
5000 Sonncn gcllnfcn, uno oo be-
tunntli6 bel cincm tGgli6en Gunilm
bon 5000 (onnen pru Gag MIR 1000
(onnen tiiuitlide5 Sis bergcltcIt
luerocn t0nncn un0 Die 3ufubr po!t
nntiirlidCm Gta nidt |unn0hcrn0 iitr
Ooa nod crforOcrli6c Glalttun Grs
iab bictct, 10 fam iid Scoer an Oen
SingCrn ub}0llCn, mic LANCE Der Gi@.
porrotb nod nn60lt. Gie Gi8bGn0lcr
Goben ocnn bcrcit3 cine Nn5obl @e-
id)GftSleiltc bcnnhriGtigt, Dob 0eren
2%ieferungcn bCid)nittcn mcroen, ma
ctlihen @ci6GftSlcutcn, luie 0cn
6rltd)t Grportcuren, sic OoS Sis nid)t
n~nbeoingt notbmenoig boben, miro
i~iberboupt tCin Sis gclicicrt. 2lnf
oieie @eiiG f0nnen ole Yripotiomli.
lien mcnigitcnS tbcilrueiie nit Gi5
perIor9t mcr0cn.
user ms 6euer BID it etc
- @cnn 5ui0Qig GOmorO Sbormol.
len BON 9tr. 2t9. SiiO.ArmitroBe,
nieber 3Cu9c zines @%be5miitcS Iein
ioate, miro cr lif b0dit mobridcin,
lid ieitmQrts in Die Niiid)e l6lagen
uno nid)t Derilthen, Srie0enSpcrntiit.
Ter 3lt ipiclcn. Nls Sbormollen luln'
lid Die Nirtbihait bon @iQiam Sol
bert, 9{r. Pops, Orleans StraBc, be-
trat, mar Colbert gcroOe i'm 9cgrilf,
iciner @ottin cine Sradt Eriigcl 81
uerabreifcn. Sn elmer AnuallunJ
bon Hittcrli6fcit miidte iid) Sbor-
mpllcn SIT 8uniten Der Srou Elm, lno
oaa Grge6niB nor, OaB Der miitbenoc
8attc iDn Ieine gauge Nuimertiom,
felt Nun ulein 5llmonote. @r ftel mic
Gin roien0ea Sbier ilber ben .6rie-
oeHsltifter" Der ulto beorbeitete oeil'
lelbcn nldIt nur NIT 6Guiten, lonoerll
bib i'm io1or in oos 8eiiht. Grit,
ais eln 9Iorrod ami Der 9ilbfladlC
crid)ien, Wur0c 0tc &libe micoer Der
gcitelIt. Ter Eoli5cirihter ionOtc
Colbert lpCGcn ocS 9lngriffS anl
SbormolIen orciBig Gage in oos Sc
fongnlB uno itraftc i'm Tim So mn
Soften un0 mc9Gn ocs 9lngriffs unl
leine 6rot Oittirte or inn $40 UNI
Soften ,ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
25aNin9tons Rgentur
"DeutfGen Correspondent"
@m. SaHneinann, 1916 IariOD
Strafe, 0..N.
no aH5etaeu uHo gestluHgeu entgeGeh DeHnnR
men Derbeu.
QOtal6cridJtc ANS 8aibinstOH.
3mci goloene @o05eit5.
etertt.

eiern.
3pci Qol0cnG 6od3citsieierr mltrs
Den am Sonntng in @oibinGtou &C.
5olteu un0 iomobl &r. mo 6rau
9erttbar0 0l1Soorf un0 Sr. mo 6rdu
Simon Seller Dor 80 3abren in Bal
timore getrultt. Sr. unO 6rau Gus
oorf empfingen ibre 6reunoe 1T
6rcun0'a 0aQc an Der 10. StroBc
ltno ipuroen nit 0eidcntcn ltno Slus
men foit iibcfl6iittCt. @r. 8llSoorf
ltnmmt ans 2iig0e IN NorOOeltIds
lon0, 100 er am %. 9topcmber 1881
oa@ &idt Der gGelt crblidte, 6rolt
@ltS0orf mur0e am %. Sftobcr 1886
in 9ogelt 9eboren. 9eiOe fomen nod
baltimore. 8r.8 ltsoorf in 1851, 6ralt
@rSoprf in 1854; 5iuci Sabre ip0ter
b%eirutbcte baS 8nar. 1863 iic0cItet
0r. mo 6rolt @uSoorf nod 8uibing.
ton iibcr. 8ier Sabre mar Sr. Gus.
0orf Er0ii0cnt Der i5ruelitii6en Sc,
mcin0c un0 Bate DieIe onocrc Gbren.
iteucn inne. Gle 4il10er Der Sr6ilure
iin0 6rou QouiS Stern, @ottin bon
9tobbincr Stern 6rou Scnrp S,9rcS,
lulL Sri. Sauna @uS0ori, @&. Wtor.
ria, 2unicl y. un0 Nernnocr y. Gus
oorf.
6r. unO 6rau Seller gobcn cinen
Gmpfong in i6rcr @obnung Gtr. 6t7,
Sc StroBe, un0 lteIltcn iid SunOerte
bon @rntuIantcn cin. &r. 0eQer
mltroc onl I. 6cbrltor 1929 in @reb,
felo, Vdpcrn, geborcn mo munoerte
1914 nad baltimore ans. Seine @dts
tin Sorob, Qeb. @oQod, murOc am 8.
Wfoi 1888 in HGSfClo, Sciicn, gcborcn.
&ur5 nud ihrer 8e|r6eirotbung in
Baltimore iieOelten iie uod) &oibing-
ton iiber, no iebt Der S1l6ilor Der al
tcite aftiDc &oltfmnnn lit. Sr. Seller
lit Elm Treimnurcr mnO Doc 6clolu
utO W}itgIie0 oller iaroelitilhen Or
A%nniiotioncu in @oibin9ton. Gic Sit
bilorc bobcn cincn Sobn, 0rn. GbnS.
Seller, om 2eben.
$1,000 ii Gi6oft.
". u. GotcuL Der bcfonntlib in
Baltimore inter Der Inihul0iaung
Derboftet mltr0e, BON 6rou &ottic y.
0lpinq3 $1,000 critWinOelt SIT bobert,
lpur0e geitcrn bon &id)ter WiaS int
EoIi5eigeridt infer $1,000 8iirgiboit
fir ooS Griminal9eri1tSperfnbren &c.
itellt, @nbrideinlid miro Die Infloge
3ltriidge3ogcn iuer0cn, 0u Sra1
SipingS 10 picl BON ibrem @cl0e OILS
m0glid 5ltriid bo6en nlodtc, ltrO Eas
tenn $500 boor un0 eincn mif Dem
@cloc gefouftcn 9iomontring I'M
@crtbc bon $3.50 nod beliben iou.
To0t in Scr So lite.
Sonntog iriib mlr0C in ciucr au.
iiitc 0rS Campers oBoihington" BON
Der nNorfoIf & @oibington Gnnlpfer.
8eicQihoft" Gmcrion 4leronOer foot
oufgeiun0en. GerieIbc ipor cin @1r-
ter i'm st. saipl." Seine
Gcriuon0ten mo6nen in HcDs0ort.
G~rtrunfen.
Bernard aenneop, II Sabre alt, III
9tr.306, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CD,
mobnboft, ertranf geitern Wittog i'm
@oibington liooI Balm. 3ruci 9o'
meroOen, melhe ii6 NIT &ennc0p III
einem @u0erboot befonoen, ucrludteu
p~ergeblidL oenielbcn 81 retten. Sic
iebtcn ooruuf 5oicnmciitcr Teon in
SenntniB unO 6egnm onS Eoli5ciboot
sic Srl6e no6 Dem 2eihnom. Ser
Coroner miro eincn Snqucit obboltcn,
iobal0 Der 2cidlnom gefunocn moroen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
TnS Mcttrr.

Silr Wurplon0 uno Den Gtltrttt
Columbia hcutc mo morgcn 9Icacn'
idorcr. morgcn filbIcr, iitOlld)c
WinOc.
@rltcrn bctrllg bic b0hItc Ecmpc-
ratur 50 @roo nm , ltbr 9tudnlits
tags, udbrcnO Der nic0riGitc IDcr-
mnmctcrItono nm 6 llbr Ntorgcn3
y @ruo betrltg.
Sn Ocn iibrigcn NunbcSsg Scttcrltc'
tioncn mlrOc oic iolacu0c Wturimol.
Temperature rc0iitrirt; Goitport So,
Yortluno IS, Bottom IS, AlbonD 81,
Nem Dorf ST, FDilooclpbio 81.
Ntlontic Gin 80, Gopc NtoD SO,
@oibington 81, NorioIf IS, 9ottero&
80, Charlotte 90, Wilmington 81,
Gburlclton IS, SoUannab 80, Sad
ionDiuc Sc, Sltpitcr So, Sen @cIt IS,
Ntlantu ~, Wiontgomcrp OF, 9tclps
Srleans SO, Golcitinc 81. @olOcitcn
50, Corpus Gbriiti 50, McmpbiS IS,
Cincinnati 80, 4ittaburg Sc, Oapcgo
81, Buffalo 76, GlcucIono Sc, Getroit
IS, Ilpcnn 81 WorQrcttc Sc, Green
Ban %, Chicago 90, GuIltb sc, ct.
saul %, ct. 2oui8 So, annios.Gitp
%. Gmu6u 90, 6uron 50, @i$rlard
G2, @iQiiton Ct, SABRE 60, Sclcn1
rs, Soll Cafe GS, Genpcr so, gtortb-
Slate 81, Googe 81, NmnriQo Sc,
Sos NngcIc8 GS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Stptis.

tn mir 70 Uiefe Sefhperben bon anubeu,
ocucu man 1T unSrren Bnlieriru iaats, oieies
irt Scb6ef's Stnbip. SngssnngrH inb, panfdlr
tl mciur uieieu Sunben ~nudlmals earaai ani'
merfiam III MAIDEN, baR tl fetnc gerbtnbnng
nit cinem nnSeren stnbiu babe unb 8ciddfte
uur tn mcinem neuen stnbio, sir. 321, Roro.
gnN. etrnke, uabc Sigt'eirafe, betrcibe. 2ni.
len sic idl nibt ire fhbrrn. Hdbteit eie bn-
raul, bah Der Manic r0cbbel" nuf benz edjan.
frniter NIB Der rbirc itsbt. Snbrm Id mel.
men Sunf fir iriibere SunSihaft unb Der Surt.
icguns b~erielben auSiprebe, Oerblribe tj
Atbtntgsuul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
$40 &ingara- SaGs . Grfnriiunen.

Nenniploania 9abn populdre To-
Gage AtsiIii8c, 20. SuIi, TO-, "a.
Ilgy Z, 81. Sept,, u. Oft. Spe5ial.
5ltg BON Earlor. 8aegons, Spefie'
8og9on II. Goahes perl1bt Baltimore
Clinton. 9obnboD 900 Iorgcns. 9sd'
bcrc Ilt9tunft bel @iuet Agcntcn.
Q98,2t9,33)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Shep. s. 0iener e So.

Teiie gurcoit uro @efielitibe.
Sdiffsfarten BON unb nod 9eutih.
lano NIT benz Norobeutihcn 9lopo
uno anoeren 2inien. GeiiepGiie, Wef.
lei, greoitbrieIe nno 8elolenoungen.
2t7 Gitsyaltimurc. Strakc.
COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

N--FFWfTf'V- If1fVT -VffWF-T Y "
Sin id6nes nuo niitlidcs @eIdenf
fir g~ngebSrigc lit INNER cine lcbcnS.
grphc photographic uber cine Flint
lcriid) bplcnSctc Gppie cincS altcn
Silocs in Gragun, @airrfar6c, Del
pbcr Eaitca. Die id5nitcn Cabinet.
bilber mir ST pro SntenS.
Salius Sebbel, helitider 9botograpb,
CO., 32t Norb-0 ap. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
GlciStr MAIDEN 2ente,

menn iic bon q. Gnicrint, a1inben.
ihnciocr, Nr. IL, Roro.g utoultroBe,
.bergeiteIlt iino.
(sprtlt7-i9i5rl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Ite rturl HONS q al 0 Il
bicIes Sabres ueripridJt ulle iriiberen
in Den Sdotten 81 iteueit, unD Slpor
gu @diier uno gu 2ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

g~cltcrn al Der Erinitp- unO Albe-
morleItroBe 0 einem 8ogen utO
crIitt 10 idrpere 8erIebungen om
aopf, Dob CT nod Dem st. Soicpba'
@oipitoI" iiberAeiiihrt merbcn mnBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
SAiffsfarten pun NIB nadj 0cntIdp'
LAMB.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $50, S45 uno $47.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
Runorciie GIT biaigerem Ereiie. Sbcp.
8. 9icucr & 3d., 2t7, Ci.galtimorc.
Strahe. Q70-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

&oIiti5mcS. - Sr. Wnl. u,
@hcutlcp, mcIder Iit Inn Die rctlo-
frotiid)c Domination fir Ridltcr be
tpirbt, mcloetc feline Gun0iootltr &C.
Itcrn Nodn. i'm @iircoll Der Mobls
oriiidJt9 9cb6rbc an mo ocponirte
oic iiir oic ont II. September itott.
fiu0cn0c NrimGrmoGI crforbcrli6cn
$25. Tic -uubcrCn ocmofrntiId)cn
Niftcr p Goroiooten: StootaonnoIt
SmcnS, GIon5o g. WliIcS un0 $. gr.
tblr Stump, mcld)c idon Dor NO.
notcn crtIGrtcn iic miirocn iid) Inn
bic Domination be>pcr6cu, bobcn III
re Gonbibotur i'm Niireou Der @obl.
ouiiiht2-@ cG0roe nod nidt mnge'
mcloct. guf repubIifuniifer Scitc
miro Is feline aonpf Inn Die
Domination obiebcr, Srn. SbomoS
&rcIono miro ouS 6elo a1eill iibcr.
loiien merOcn.
va CbulI. Welterll batter
Ole oOriolca" micocrlm cineu SicQ
iiber WontrcoI SIT uer5eihncn. &or
Den %0cplontcn 5pci GontcItcn fonn.
tc ocs Gcgcna ipegcn nllr elmer itott'
iinOcn. &cricp Gitb 9eponn geitcrr
5tucimlnI mo pergr0Bcrtc ooOurd) iei.
ne 6iibrllnB iibcr Baltimore nm ct
lidc Yunttc. Scute limo Die y0i
ions" aus Buffalo Die @Glte ocl
nSriolca," mo cin barter aompf ii
81. ermorten, oo picI fir bcioc Clubs
bon Ocnl Hciultot Der biciigcn SpicIO
nbbGngt. sic gcitriGe Scorc lpor:
Sn Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Sruuurg. - EoItor q, u. eoll'
rnoi iegnrtc ocitern Nbeho Den @llnO
fiir's 2ebcn 5lpiid)en 0rr. Charles
@id, Sobn BON Srn. Sobn 8id bon
9tr. 20, O'0onneQsS troBe, unn Sri.
2ouile NidclS. IlS Srou5ellgcn flun'
oirten Sr. Hobcrt GolfcItein mo SRI.
Minnie @id. Ser Irauung folgte cine
SodBeitSieier in Der Mobnrrng bon
Sruu 8ruun 9tr. go, Wtonttoro'Aoe'
ME. 0aS neupermGblte Eodr miro
an Der 9ouloin., na6e O'Gonnell'
StraBe. mobnen.
Heit aurateu perb tet.-
Rid)ter 9ittig in Der mittIcren Eoltiei-
ltotion iteate gcitcrn Den &eItonra'
tour Benjamin i. GorteS, Nr. 1913,
Goro.@ Sou. StroBc, pe9en OcS Sonn'
taqspcrfuufs non Spirittolen inter
$1,000 9iirgidait fiir bas Criminal
qerid,tsperfubren. Sein 9uifetier Sb.
.. Murpbp muBtc fpegen Irbeltcte
am Sonntag $500 9iirgiduit iteIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
@ienna SanatDrinm,
Alb @eit.S apcttc- Strafc.
1.,..cI-MoEoH swr
Spestal.Nnitalt

ncrp6ic nnb dDroniidlc aranfbcitcn,
&benmatismns, 8idt.
SuIi21--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

EaTc Sur Tciie in's HUSBAND be-
iorgt s. @ainc, @r. 413, Git'galti'
mpre-S trake, naBc GuitnmbOmicsgpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
s. 8ebbel.

(224.6 o.. a.5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21


@G1reno er oui einem Gfoiten fir
clcftriihe 2eittng nrbeitete, miroe
ser 20 Sabre olte &obert Wnaigan
BON 9tr. 627 Sepealtrabe, Elm Inge.
itenter Der ,~l(niteo electric 2ig6t &
Gomer Co." BON eiteln eleftrii6en
Shlag getroffen. BEL melder @elesen.
belt inn beiOe S1nOe oerbrannt mur.
Sen. gr nrrOe BON ieinen Wtitarbei.
tern bon Sem YioIten berab geluiien
lno in cincm StraBenbabn.@ oggon
mad Sem aNarpIano llniperiitdts-
Soipital" gebrnht.
IieI BON ieinem @agen.
Ter 80 Sabre nlte Sbomas 2ahep
Don Ir, 9t3, guitern . NDenue, fiel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Plymouth March p. $50 u,Arrived steamer Deutsch
land tierl. kaeWpm. New York for CherbOurg and
Hamburg land proceeded.
Copenhagen March llSailedt steamer DAM
drrseu. New York
London, March 21-Arrived. steamer Minneapolis C8r)
Gates. York.
t1ierl. JautZeu New York
Buenos Ayres March 17-Arrived steamer Honorus ,Br
Williams New York.
Marseies Mach 1S-SaIed steamer Madonna C8r Ian
der New York
Algiers March 2O-sailed steamer Republic CBr. McAu-
ley from New York via Ponta pegada). Genoa. Ma
pies
scuIy. March 81 1l:O5 u-Passed steamers Deuts-h-
land Ger. Kaempff New York for Plymouth Cher
bouTE and Hamburg; PEWbus (Gr), Schierhorst, New
Antwerp March 2112:3O p ul-Arrived steamer Vader-
land G3clgl. Eh0n. lew via Dover.
Lizard March 2l-Passed, steamer MaEdalena
New York VIA Kingston Colon, etc. for Southampton
Leghorn March 2OArriyed steamer Algeria trl Wards
New York via Marseiles.
Santos March l9AUrivel, steamer PhrnN tBrl White
York perudubucO and Rio Jauair0
Port Natal March 2O-Arrivel previously. steamer
Heathgleu tBr. Seaborne New York via cape Town.
East London. March 2O-Arrived steamer Arcs Casr1a
tBr). Day. New York Cape Town. etc
HeEada, March l9-Saed. steamer BROOKLYN swirl
(from Genoa. New York
Ftume March i7-Sailed steamer AeoIus tFSr Kir,oo5
from New York via Oran and Tunisl. Venice
Queenstown March 2l-Steamer Baltic smith
Nov York for Queenstown and Liverpool reported nv,
wireless telegraph ZIG miles 63l % m VIII
probably reach Queenstown about / a m Thursdav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
coal CONFERENCE DR4GS.
Miners Retire from Scale Committee
to Hold Caucus.

Indianapolis, March 21,-The joint scale com
mittees Of the Joint conference Of coal operators
and miners Of the central competitive and NJ
the southwest districts were in session almost
al 81 to-day but no agreement was reached.
The committee Of the central connective
ne-d composed of Illinois Indiana Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania, devoted its sessions "a
discussion IF the Illinois shot arers law ,-bicb
me operators IF that state asserted uniustIv
oisorm'nated against them adding an expense
oi from two % ten cents on each ton OF mind
Goa The miners representatives on the com
Inl'jee refused 70 make any declaration on the
SUBJECT and asked for recess until tomorrow
morning that they might caucus Their caucus
was devoted 10 discussion as 10 the best means
or getting 'he argument in the joint committee
away from The shot hrers law and getting before
me committee the general question Of wages
and other subjects contained in the demands
mace hy the miners IA the former joint CON
ference which adjourned on February 2.
President Mitchell Of the Mine Workers said
ne had NOT received letter from President Baer
IN reply 10 his proposal for another anthracite
meeting and until he had received it and sub
mirred it 20 the miners anthracite committee
me members 81 which are here, he could not dis
cHss the time and place for the meeting
As protest against the election Of Interna-
tonal Vice President T. /. Lewis as chairman Of
The Ohio scale committee W. H. Haskins re-
signed as president Of the Ohio miners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
TO ALBANY FOR HERRING.
Both Sides to Discuss Eleuenth
1Uehue Before Governor.

The attitude of the New York Central RAN
road Company toward the SAKE bill removing
the tracks in Eleventh avenue and recommend
ing the substitution of subway has not
changed il was said yesterday. There will be
last hearing on the bill before Governor Higgins
to-day. Mayor Mcclellan signed it last week
While the supporters of the measure from the
middle West Side are sanguine Of the bill be-
coming a law, they are not taking any chances
A delegation Of members Of the Committee OF
Fifty will 20 to Albany this morning to be pres
ent at the hearing
Ira a. Place general counsel for the New
York Central. will also attend the hearing and
set forth the cOmpany's arguments against the
bill becoming a law. -,
The railroad company still maintains, as 1t dlu
at the hearing before the Mayor last week. that
the DrouCsed Eleventh avenue subway is imprac-
ticable and that if the tracks are to be removed
some feasible substitute ought first TO be agreed
on The expense of constructing the subway
will not figure in the opposition to the bill, Tor;
according to Mr.. Place. the New York Central
is ready to spend the S6OOO.OOO that the under
ground system would cost on any practicable
method of abolishing the grade crossings In
Eleventh avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
TRIED TO BRUSH HIS SINS AWAY.
Benjamin's Preparation for Further Treat
ment, Witness Testified.

The deferred hearing in the trial of Julius
benjamin the Russian Christian Scientist, Of
No 843 East 18th street was continued in
Yorkvile court yesterday afternoon, Magis-
trate Moss sitting.
Mrs. Jessie Jacobowitz, Of No. 233 9th
street, recalled for cross-examination, said that
she received pills from Benjamin last March and.
thinking she was improved in health, presented
him with a gold spoon and fork. OF which arti-
cles she demanded the return last week, when
she came TO the conclusion that he was faker
Solomon Ressler, a cripple, of No. 351 East
S1st street, hobbled to the stand. showing
one leg gone below the knee. He asCribed
the loss Of his limb to Benjamins neglect of the
case. He also said that Benjamin gave pills.
Hayman Goddard, a real estate broker, of No.
254 7th street, said that he was treated by
Benjamin for his sins; that for two months
Benjamin brushed him. with his clothes on, with
a silver handled whisk broom, to brush away his
sins in preparation for further treatment He
averred that Benjamin gave no pills.
The case thereupon was adjourned until to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
ROYAL
Baking
Powder !
Absolutely Pure.
REBATE CHARGES HEARD
Grand Jury Examines Sugar Men
Reports about Evidence.

The federal grand jury in its investigation tho
alleged rebating between the Sugar Trust and
trunk lines running out OF this CITY, examined sew
eral witnesses yesterday. The evidence showed. It
is understood, that the sugar traffic. amounting to
nearly 40 per Of the westbound freight out OF
New York. was divided between the roads under a
pooling arrangement.
A large part OF the grand Jury's time has been
occupied in considering a mass OF documentary
evidence submitted by the complainant, w. r.
Hearst. This II is alleged. proves the payment Of
rebates. A large part OF this evidence is said to
come from the offices Of Lowell NJ. Palmer and
others connected with the trust. According to one
report, IL shown that the trust got checks
for the transfer charges. although other shippers
got none Other forms OF alleged rebating were
through New York lighterage charges and claims
for alleged damages for goods in transit The lat
ter form Is estimated by the complainant attorneys
to amount to from two TO Ave cents hundred
pounds OF the total shipments. Readjustment Of
charges was another manner OF rebating, It is al
legged.
R. NJ. Parker. the present traffic manager Of the
trust; T. Z. Riley. who Is said be the actual
manager of the trusts traffic department; II. A
Meunch and W. J. Whitaker. with others. were ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
UyENHAM RESIDENT HERE
Judge Lacombe'S Decision in Case OF
Canadian Pacific Company.

Judge Lacombe, in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday handed down a decision in the
case Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
against Charles +. Wenham. holding that, so far
as the purposes of the action were concerned, the
defendant was a resident of the city OF New York
The defence contended that Wenham resi-,
dent OF Chicago and for that reason the court was
without jurisdiction, and asked that the service in
the present suit. which resulted in Wenhams being
committed TO the Ludlow street Jail under a heavy
bond, which he furnished be set aside. This Judge
Lacombe. in no uncertain language, refused to do
The defendant the Chicago agent of the
plaintiff. and action was brought in the federal
tribunals Of Chicago. alleging that Wenham
short in his accounts with the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company many thousands of dollars, and
judgment was accordingly rendered against Wen
ham for the sum named. Then II was found that
Wenham was in New York. and Charless Hess
counsel for the plaintiff, instituted action I'm
this city on the Chicago judgment. which resulted
In Wenham, who is one OF the best known steam
ship agents of the West. being arrested civil
warrant in the city and locked up pending decision.