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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
ScdJs Monatc 3ndJtgans fir Gapitan
VuDntun.

Hcm Dorf, %. Sftober. -
Gnpit0n George 9opnton befanntc
lid bcute i'm 0unoesfreis1eri6t Ger
9ctbeili9un9 al eincm Blanc 3nr
6Glidulg pene5ucloniicber Silber.
miin3en, wrINe 3ur 36rOerllng elmer
9iepoluton in Sene5uela perpenoet
mer0en ioQtclL i6ulOi9, 1lno wuroe
3u icf9 W}onatcn 3u6tbaus perllr.
theilt. Seine Oiitnngeflaoten 2eiuiS
W. 9bonpion luO Z. 9. 0ilcor ent-
fonen NIT 8clobuBen bon reip. $3.50
ulo $1,000. Gopit1n gopntou er-
fldrte, ais er iein ltrtbeil pernobm,
er llno icinc @cnolien bitten ME be
obIit)tigt, Sclo bier in oen Ser. Stoos
ten 81 prdgcrL uno bitten niht ges
muBt, oaB cs ein Serbrehen mar, sic
9lpparatc sur 5crItellltng Der Otiin-
sen int Nclib Ill baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Meud)clmprb in MiIIonri.

Cole Camp, DO, %. Oft. -
sSrou 9llice 0inebrenner, cine 8itt.
me, muroe geitern 9lbcno IN ibrer
@c6nilng nabc 8ariam erld)oiien.
Ger Meuheln0roer ie,lerte ourh Elm
sSenlter. Iron @inebrenner'S irnger
Sobn erlitt 0lcih5eitig cine idmerc
@unoe. 6elir Gralpioro, ciu 9tah-
bar, elite III 6olge Der Shiiiie nadI
Der @inebrenner'iden 8ohnllng llno
mnrbe ebenioQs nieoergeihoiicn. Gr
Itarb binncn 5nei Sttnoen. Grop-
ioro's Shluiegerobn s. sl 2ong,
lueldcr Der Gbat pcrodhtig it, bat
ii6 aus oem Stnube gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Silpeira's Sampfcr yGarmclina"
suriifgefebrt.

Sopano, %. Sftober. Der
0ampfer .Garmelina," oui meld>em
Manuel Silpeird, ser gonfier aus
&apona, nm 2. Oftobcr fliidtig MUIR
DC, lit geltern bierber 5uriif9efebrt.
Se0er Gerfebr nit penn 5obr5ellge
mar bis acltern iriib linterlagt.
Die nGnrmelina" bate, mie berid)-
tet wur0e, an s. Sftober @illenItob,
Curacao, ongelollfen 1no mar oonn
nod Enerto Gabello, 8ene5llela, ab-
geiubren. Son Dem lebteren Sofen
aus iollen lib Silpeirn luo geglci'
tung nad Caracas begeben babell.
9m Is. ooer 16. fam Die ,Garme'
lima" pieoer nad 3illemitao, obne
aber in ben Saien ein5ulallfen. Sbr
GapitGn trat aber nit Dem llier in
8erbinoung iinb Der Tampfer ging
bdnn, rpie man annabn, na6 Sapono
ob
Seute iriib beIt1tigte Der Gapit11
oes 9anpiers Die bereits peroiient.
lihte Radrid)t, baB Silpeira llnb ia.
Mile 3lt Euerto Gabello lanoeten int
lid BON bort nad) Caracas 6egaben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
SdanIpiclerin in iGrem 3immer
eripiirgt.

GDicngo, % Sftober. s5roit
Miaranret 2eSIie, cine SdJauipielerin,
mllroe ppr rtIicben 5ogen ais gcide
in einem ,3nmer oes Yolacc Sotel
geiimocn. IS lag outer @rlino Dor,
Selbitnloro 3u uernutDen, lno ser
Goroners Snqleit enbete nit einem
ba6in Ioutenoen Berbift. Seitoent
iin5 jebo6 (5dtiuden ans 2iht ge,
fomnen, ncIhe nit Der Selbitmor0-
16coric nitt therein itintren tno
Sic GoIijei bat eiHe llnierindplng ser
GrnDe begonucn, Oh nidt pielleid)t Elm
Mor0 pprIie9t. Ger Goroners- Nr3t
dllBerte beute nad elmer grilnoliden
llnteriuduna aIler llmitdnoe oie gln-
iiht, oab oie sSrau errpiirgt lpuroe.
gon oem Dl6r0er bat man nod femc
Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Srei WculdDen an eincr Wipeanfren
,nnq ucrnnaliift.

Ge0ar Gupi0 5, ga, %. Oft
- Cine Mttife, in weldcr 6rnll
Charles 2uctt, lire 5mei ainoer unD
ibr Shmager Nilliam 2lett bns sc.
leiic Der ,Gbicago imo 9tortbmeIterl
9nbn" nubc 2olroen, 90, 81 frell5cll
pernthten, lpur0e burd) einen 3ug
5cridImettert lmo linntlide Snioilcn,
nit 9lusnabme eines Der ainoer, ei.
nes fleinen Wdodens, bIieben oui Scr
Stelle to0t tSrau 2nett's Dflltter
uno Sobn ucrOonfen ibr 2ebcn mobr.
ideinlih MIR Dem llmltanbe, oaB iic
aus ,Surdt Dor einem llniaQ nabe
Der areu5ung aus Der autide ltiegcr,
Inn 5lt .6ube iiber SaS @eGeiie 3l'
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
GjcitoGlcmcs @cmGlbe Snriif crlanat.

9tep Oorf. -. Sftobcr. -
Gin mertbppIles OelacnliIe, betitelt
,oie Striderin," ruclhcS om 6. Sfto-
Der aus Scr 8luIt9nllcric I'M G0en.
Gorf, Cincinnati geltobIcn mlroc, lit
bciltc bier 5llriif erlangt morOen, Sin
illnger Mann, pelber ocn 9amen
Clarendon Senri onga6, muroe bel
ctnen Gerlltcbe perhnftet, Oas @es
ntG(oe einem 8ltnltbdnoler an ser 5.
Nuenue 5u ucrfauien. Scnri bcilttbte
hCn Sdnolcr 5ucrIt am lcbtcn Sam-
ltag lno forbcrte $3.50 fir oaS &unlt-
rperf, lpelheS oiienbar uu$ icincm
Habnen geifnittcn norbcn mar. Der
SGn0ler, lpclhcm Die Snhe perooh-
tig porfam, lngtc icincn 9cnnhcr, CT
babe oic erfprocrlidbe Sunmc ncbt
5ltr &ano, peroe lie ieoo6 bis hcutc
auButrclben ucrll6en. 9IIS Senri
Den 2nbeu perlanen bate, crhmoigte
lid ser S50noler ltno crmittelte, Dob
0aS @erndloe geltohlen moroen mar.
Gr benahrihtiate Die Eoli5ei ino ais
Senri beute luteoer fon moren Getefs
tius 5itgegen, peld)e i'm bei'm aragen
nobmcn Der 2lrreltont bebauptet.
0aa 9il0 iei ibm in Berlin, Der ocltt-
'den Heihsbultptltabt, BON eincnt
tSrcln0e oeiHenft Doroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Merifaniidje Senlationen.

Sto st Dferifo, %. Gfto6er.
- Cine 9etpoltigc Seniation lit ourd)
Die gahridt beroorgerllfen iporoen,
oob Sem Gon9reB ltmfongreibe Gofil-
mente nnterbreitet lporoen iin0, in
6enen oem 8oltperneur Gafoel $50.
BEL BON Sonora in fortneller Weiie
Die Sdulo all Ser Berlcbilng non &c.
bictSrctbtrn sur 2ait gelcgt pir0. Gle
acknowledgement 6c5ieben iid onf oa8
gctreten nlerifoniihen go6ens 0urdl
9on9erS all5 Grijono. 0ie iid) lu0b-
reno Der arapaae in Gananen unter
Sen 0egteitmahnidoften oes Gouuer.
ncurS beilln6en ba6en io(fen. Ger
acnane SnbnIt ser 9tnflopeiGriiten
lit nod niht bcfannt un6 ieincr Ser
0iientIidung miro bier nit groBer
Spannltna ent9e9en geicGen.
5rancisco EaIaior, BeneroIid)aB
mritcr scr merifnniitbea Buaoe$.It.
legrapber in Der Staot Dterifo. iii
inter Der 2Irflage, $4,000 BON Orl,
lSonos oeS Beneral 5e!earupben
Geplripneut3 untprfdlIagen pt ba
ben per6ditet uno iii oas ge6Icn.
8eidngHiB geiarot noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Wcltern 9tatiunal 8auf.

Sdt more, %. Sftober 1906.
IN elmer am beiliaeu Idec gebuteuen cit.
6un9 oes 0treftnriums murocn fnacnoe &c
lcbie angenontinen:
1a es Der alIipeticn Ipricbuna geialen bat.
Spfbua o.. Sarueg, fit 20 Sabre Elm Sireitor
Der pSSeftcrn 9iational Hant" uno fir 26 Sab
re oeren Brlitheut, aus unlerer Uttile 5u nebs
men. iei es
SchIniien. bob nurt ben Zoo oes eru.S
antcn perloren bat. Sin tharfer Meniden.
tenncr nit grober gSellreuntnb, befoB er in
berporrdaeneer ySetie icne .gieent6aften, bic
ibn 70 9eeiGnet fir ben mihtieen &crtrauens.
ppfel mnobten, oriien 9fIithten CT nit Iobens.
uertber, Ireue erttinte SteiS ergebent beS
auten Ruies oefer glnaIt uno eiiria befirett,
beren bette Snlereiien 6u i6rhcrn, mar CT br
lclben Belt 5unoripmmeno nno irenublid in
tcnem &erIebr nit ben Mitalieberu hieier
abrpericbaft uHh ben Glttnen Der 0auf
8eibloiien, hab mir feinen Ioo tef betrulls
crll, nnb ,oieie gSertbihdplng sur sIuinubmc
i'm 8rpioiou unnronet. ais 3eidben unierer
shtllnq nno Gbruna fir ibn ais Nann uno
ais GrGlioent
@iaiam Marriott,
(206) auiitrcr,
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Ylcitc.

Nclu Norf, -. Oftober. -
Gos 6oliment :, ". Sennin1's, ei.
mes !Dttglicocs Scr bicii9en 9lftien-
boric, murbc hcllte perfiinoet. Socn-
MING madtc 5ienlidJ imfangrcidc
@eihGite nno iein 6aaiment inpol-
otrt mie man glaubt, betrGbtIi6c
Srunmcn, ollein ieinc @eihditc be
ihrGnttet lih foIt ausidlieBlih oui
IofoIe ,$ntereilcn rnb cS lit niht
uobrIdeinlidL onB 5irnen mtBerbaIb
Der Stuot in Oiitleioenidoit ge5ogen
pcrOen. 6rellnoe Senning's 1llBcrl
iih iiber5eugt, Dab berielbc binnell
neniqcn Gogen int Stanoc icin piro,
leine 3obIllngcn wieoer nuf5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Strifer nieberseldoiieu.
SeSamerlidle Tulgcn eines Gramalls
i'll Wclu-Gaitlc, ga,

Gnrnegie.Eoli5ci beantmortcte Stcin-
piirie ourd TcOoluerihiiiic. -
9anfr1u6er IN SllinoiS crihicBen
cinen 8ei6dftSmonn. - 0rei-
fohcr Welldelmoro in Miliouri.
Cine Srha1lipielcrhn in ibrem
3imlner I'M pEalaec . Sotel" 5u
Gbicogo crpiirgt - 3uriiderlon-
gitng eineS m,rtbpollcn, aus ciner
aunitgallerie in Cincinnati &c.
Itoblencn @cmGlOeS. - @riin.
bung elmer nSoIfs 2obbp" in Scr
9lmoesbaliptitaOt
9t cn s a It G, ga, -. Oft ~
Grei Strifer mnr0en bcutc in cinem
Nnirllbr, peld)er Oen Strife Ser
i, GreItlemcn" Der bier bieIioen Sph-
ofen Der Carnegie Steel So" cnt,
'prang ourd Shiiie nerlultnOet 5nei
oerielben nabridcinlid t0ptlid. Die
erp1bnten 2eute ltelltcn bcute frilb
Die 9lrbeit ein, lirn cine 2obnerb0bun1
81 er5uingcn. uno rottetcn ith bolO
oornltf bel ocnl Heo ,Sadct 6ohoien
5ipiammcn, no iie Die BORT beid)ditigs
ten 9lrbeiter INTO oie Carnegie. Eoli5ci
ourb SteinrpiirIe ongrificn. Die go
li5ei gub ihlicBlib cine 9tcpolperialpe
ab, uno orei Strifcr, Iimmtlih Nus
l1noer, ItiirStcn perlulroct nieber,
n1mlicb:
9tocco WtaB, in Den llnterleib uno
Die 9tiercn geidoiien; 2eruiS 0fo-
oocco, allgel in Der linfen 9ruit unb
2lmge; slntonio 6errono, leibtcr
StreiIIhuB ull Der linfen @ongc.
Der aropall bat liugebcnre 9lilf-
regling er5ellgt ino man fiirbtet pci-
tere @etpaIttbof.m.
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Yneunontd

ooer @nt5ilnolmg oer 2ltngen lplIte
nit Sem Renbp Gelief pie folat be.
hanoelt luereen: Der gatieut iolte
20 Sropfen res 9felief eoe Stunoe III
einem 8eiEglaie uoll 8aiier erbalten,
uno Die ean5e 9rult, Hiifen uno
Sront mnB inter Dem @inilub oes
Belief burdl b6ufige 9lpplifationeu
erbalten marben; Beef. Shee uno
aroft.Suppen miiiien Dem Gotienien
5ltr St1rfiln9 ge9ebeu peroef, uno
ieiae GineeueiOe miliien bin lrno mic
Der ourb d. Gaomaps Billen in
GbGtigfeit eeIcbt werben
Gnt3iinoung Der Nieren, Gnt5illt.
bung Der 9laie, Gnt8iinouna DER Gin.
scpcioe. gntaiinouns Der 2unseu.
ueber Sols, 9rouchitis. idneres
Sltbmen Group, Gatarrb, ssnfIuen3a,
appfidmer8en. 3abnipeb. Rellralgie.
Rbeituatismus, fnIte GbiIls, ague
GbiIS, Gbiiblains, SroItiddoen.
Die gppIifntion bon Jf eaop o. e.
lie auf oen ooer Die Sheile. mo- Ole
Sdipierigfeit ooer Der Shmer3 eri-
flint, miro grlcidterltng lmo Hiibe
gelp1bren.
Snuerlieb, ett baIber Ebeelofs
iel in einem balben 8laie @aIier.
fl,rirt III einisen Minuten 9rdmpie.
Spasms, lauren Magen, Soobren.
men, Rerpoiitat, Shlafloiiefeit, 4opf.
meb, Giarrboe, 3pienterie, Golic.
9lGbungen uno a1e innerliden
S6mer5cr.
Mnlnrin In icinen nrridlicnencn Epr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
@pn Sanfranbcrn niebrraeidlplien.

Niurpbpsboro, Ni 81, %. Oft.
- sSiinf H0uher iprengtcn beute frilb
bic Spinbe Ser n9anf Of &ergennes, "
erbettcten ctmo 500 unO ilthtcn bns
nit bas @eite. slti ibrer 3hiht
brahten ite Dem &auinonu 9lbrabant
&immel cine tootlide ShuBmun0e
hri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
RabWap's JieaSp 9ielief giebt angen.
bliflidlc 2inpernng 1t. Grleidjternug.
&rkaeltmneen,
Weber 6alS

Glr6 gtrnt1 1men bon 5notl5tg
ooer orciBig Gropfen bes Geaop He-
lief in etpos Sprup Dor Dem Shll.
fengeben, lmb inoem Sbr ein nit yfe.
Lief getrdnftes Stiid SlaneQ UNI
Guren Sals uidclt, meroet Shr am
Wtorgen oollltanOig befreit bon einen
roltben Salie aufIteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

SSn Mioolctoipn, CONT, lit Der
t3sj1brige 2ouis Sbnpiro, Der bei'nl
SpieI leidtiinniaer @eiie ben spoli.
iibrisen MidneI 2onoon oiirfj einen
Icpoluerihub idlper pernunoete,
perbaitet iporoen, I'M ben s(usgang
Der gerlpunoltng ieines Spielfnmera-
Sen abstiuarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Jieiie nadj Seras periduben.

Soibington g. s., %. Oft.
= Baron Sped DON Sternbilrg, Der
oelitIhe 9otld)ufter, fat it'd entidloi-
ien, ieine geplantc Heiie nat 5eras
auf nddlIten 6erbit SIT perld,ieben.
llripriinglih mar eS ieine 2lbiid)t ge.
neIen, in oieiem 6erblt cine Heiie
burd Den Sitopelten Der llttion slt
unternebmen. 0o6 feblt es ibm in Die
icnt Sabre an Der notbigen 3eit. nm,
pie er eS miinihte, einen Iangeren
9eiud 81 MADDEN. Die giirger Der.
Ihieoener terpniiher St1ote. Die ibn
ginlaoungen geianot batten, iino pon
Der 2tbdnoqriiug ieines 9feiieplnnes
benahrihtigt iuoroen. Sn Dem bent.
iden aonlularoieflt i'll Seras lino
uiele Gerdttoemlngen oorgenomnen
uoroen. lmo Der gntidafter piinid,t,
81 erfabren, lpelhen antbeil ole fiir5-
lih cingerihtete oirefte oentihe lam.
pferllnie nndl 5eros an Der gntpife-
lung beS Siaoipeitrns nebmen piro.
0m ). 9rpan reoete geltern
3ll Gpunsuille. Sno., nto miro beiite
In peribieoenen anberen St1bten sst-
oiana's. oarunter ou6 Snoiatapolis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Malario in icinen beridJicoenen Jor
men, fyieber nnb Mgne.
Naowab's Meaob Melief

furrt nltt nur ben NIT gsaiaria bebafteten
gattenteu fotortl fonbern berbiltet aud bel eca.
ten. bic ocutfeiben anssefest itnb penn fe ieben
Wiorssn bem stufftebeu 8uansig ooer oreiBia
Iropten 0ieaSe 8eliei In euem SIafe sSafier
nebmen NIB einen Grader efeu. traeno tpeIde
Inidue.
Serfauit bon aIIcu apottefern, 5Oc bic 5Ia-
fbe.
G6det an Tr. Hablpap & Co., 55 Glm ctr,
HeusDorf fr Boot Of Wobice" t8
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2tm5ngs-
Noti5.

Sr. ". I. Gniptt, 2iacut Der
linton einc, or, Z. 0. S1blrr,
N0eut Der empire 2iue, nuo 6r.
". s.. Err, slecnt ber Nudlpr 2iuc,
bisber TIN Siireau In Nr. i29, Git.
Naltimnres strafe, lucrbcn am nth
nan Wiontag, %. Sftuber 1906,
ibr ucues S.uarttrr I'M ,eeanipiua.
uias@abu. ."e}ebaube, an eer siorb.
pit.9de nuu Baltimore uno Sat.
prr. Strake, bcSicbcu. (29G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
2(n15ugs-
Nott5.

Sr. q, 8. Cub, Siuiiiuus.Sradjts
Macnt ocr .Nurtbern Geiitrnls
SaHu." nno ,Gbtlabclpbia, Salti.
more g. geuSBinatun 9a6u.Gpm.
paanic," bisbcr nit @iireau an Gai.
bert. uno Centre. Struee, wtro am
uub mad, W,untag, ben 22. Sftpber
1906, ieiu uenes S,uartier int brit.
ten stpdlperf ors ,Ncnniniuauia-
SabH."@ "@ebanoes, aH ber Gprouit.
Gde upu Baltimore. uuo Galuert-
straie, bc5icBcu. (206)
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Nr. 296.
.>(}aouay'S
|Reaoy Re|ieI

Gon3 gleid pie beftig ooer unaiis-
Iteblib oie Sdmer5en, Die Ser Rbeli.
matiife, gettldgerige, Sdpadp,
@erfriippelte, 9terpoie, Heural9iide
ooer burd 9ranfbeit geteoer9eDor.
fene leioen mag,
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(5ortieeans iie1e 2. seite.)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
SAILOR SKULL IS
BULLET PROOF

very much tattooed sailor supposed
10 belong to ship now in port is dy-
ing at the Central Emergency Hospital
with a bullet. lodged directly over the
heart. He is about 55 years old, stout.
has a wind-seared face and a bullet
proof skull. Yesterday afternoon De-
tective Tim Bailey was riding on a car
when he saw the sailor squirming
among ruins on California street be-
tween Stockton and Dupont. Bailey
got off the car and went TO him.
I've tried to shoot myself" said the
man. land fired four times. Only two
of the shots took effect. The rest went
over the side
There was a furrow along the sail
or's forhead, in which a hattened lead
slug rested The surgeons at the Har-
Dor Hospital n1arveled at the superficial
nature of this wound and why the bull
let had not penetrated the skull.
The wound over the heart proved
much more serious. however, and the
sailor was removed to the Central
Emergency Hospital. Late last night
he was unconscious, and it was said
that the chances are against his re-
covery.
The sailor did not tell his name dur
ing his lucid moments and had nothing
about his clothes that indicated his
identity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
HAS STEPSON SHE
WE'D ARRESTED

woman who married her stepson
after having divorced his father, by
whom she had three children. was re-
sponsible for the arrest of the man
OF her second choice last evening. The
man is John Crowley Jr of Pip Sew
tody with Harry Harris by Detectives
Ryan and ODea on charge of robbery
ana detained at the Southern Station
Mrs f. ID. Thode or Eighth and Bry-
ant streets dropped purse containing
$50. four gold rings and three brooches
on August 10 last at Seventeenth and
Bryant streets. She says she saw Crow
ley Jr- pick IT up, but when she went
later to the Crowley home she saws she
was threatened with a revolver by
Crowley ST.. who appeared to be in
dignant at the intimation that his son
was thief She left and made no fur
Their effort to recover her property.
Three weeks ago Crowley Jr. and his
wife had a quarref and the latter
struck his sister, her former stem
daughter Miss Crowley had her former
stepmother and sister-in-la.w arrested.
apd in the proceedings that followed
the rather complicated relations of the
Crowleys came out in court. Mrs Crow
ley testified among other things that
she had two children by her second
! husband. Crowley Jr Besides impli-
eating him in the robbery of Mrs.
Thode with Harris, she also connected
them with the theft of q wagon which
had been recovered by the police. who
found it disguised in coat of new
paint
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
TRAGEDY VICTIMS
At VARIANCE
Haefner's Wife Asserts in
Conscious Moment That
Garretson Is Husband
PROOF AGAINST HER

The two victims Of Joseph Haefner-
the man and the woman he mortally
wounded Saturday night in Feitz's sa-
ioon-survived the shock of the bullets
long enough to tell the story of their
love, and there was a wide variance
IN the tales.
Roy Garretson. dying at the German
Hospital from the shot that tore
through his heart, says: The woman
IS not my wife. She was Haefners
wife. had been living with her"
But the woman is true to her love, if
not TO the facts. With the fear Of
death to sober her utterance, she says:
"Garretson is my husband. / have
loved him. I will always love him. We
were married on July 81, 1902"
At the Central Emergency Hospital,
where she lies on one of the narrow,
white beds, the doctors have done all
that they can for the woman, and they
have told her that she must die. Shot
through the body twice, once under
the heart and again through the abb
domen, there is no hope for her recov-
cry. She was unconscious through the
night but in the morning she rallied
long enough to make a statement
D. ]. Kentzell. $50 Seventeenth
street, Oakland. whose name was given
by the woman after the shooting. has
added his version TO the liaison that is
ending in double murder and suicide
and it agrees with the story of the man.
"She was the wife Of Haefner," says
Kentzell. He was formerly a soldier
in the Tenth Artillery. She left him to
live with Garretson, but he took to
drink and she went back to live with
her mother. Mrs. Jane Morgan in Oak
land. Some time ago Garretson wrote
10 her that he had quit drink and
wanted her to come back to him. He
wrote that he thought they might as
well be married and made an appoint
ment to meet her at Feitz's saloon last
night intending TO further discuss af-
fairs. Haefner in some way found out
about ii and went TO the saloon. He
found her IN Garretson's arms"
Haefner's lips are sealed in death.
He cannot tell his version of the
strange ENHANCEMENT he ended.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
CANNOT APPEAL IN
NJ ENERNY CASE
Federal Supreme Court Not
to Determine Validity
Of Law at Present Time
NEW TRIAL REQUIRED

From one of the most reliable sources
of legal authority in the State it is
learned that the case recently decided
by the Supreme Court regarding the
validity of the McEnerny act cannot be
carried to the Supreme Court of the
United States in it's present form. To
bring the question of the validity OF the
law before the Federal court it will be
necessary for some person to claim
injury from 1t, and then it will have TO
go once more before the State Supreme
Court, unless the contestant be not a
citizen of California, before it can be
appealed to the highest tribunal in the
nation.
In contesting the law 1t was claimed
that the method of acquiring title to
land under it's provisions entailed
danger of a person being deprived OF
property without due process of law,
which would be contrary to the pro-
visions of the fourteenth amendment of
the Federal constitution. The law pro-
vides that in the restoration of land IT,
ties destroyed by the great fire prop
erty owner might bring suit against
all the rest of the world, thus requir-
ing any interested person to come for
ward and show cause why the title
should not be given to the claimant In
this way, it was held by the opponents
OF the act, a person living at d ulsldllCt
might be deprived of his property
without being aware that suit had
been filed against 1t.
The case in which the Supreme Court
took up the matter of the validity of
the McEnerny act was the petition for
write of mandate to compel Superior
Judge Kerrigan to sign an order for
publishing a summons In a case to re-
store title. 1t was previously arranged
that the Judge would not sign it, the
object being to hurry the matter before
the Supreme Court. Thus, he refused
to make the ORDER. stating that in his
opinion the law was in violation OF the
provisions of the constitution of the
State of California and the constitution
of the United States. The State Su-
preme Court upheld the validity of the
law and ordered that the writ of man
date be issued.
claims to have lost the title to any
piece of property through the process
of the law he can sue for its recovery
on the ground that the law violates the
Federal constitution. Until such a con-
dition arises further attacks on the
validity of the act cannot be made.
Should such a condition arise. and as
a result the Federal court decide that
the law is not valid, thousands of prop
erty owners in San Francisco will suf-
fer inconvenience and be put to great
expense in endeavoring to regain legal
rights to their property.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17

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