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DRY GOODS.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
ScfauHtmadjnn9cn
SepnrtcIncnt fir 5ffcutli1e Sidcr1eit. Sauten
SuD:Sepdrtertett oes Stabt.3 ngrnieurs,

- Z StAhH y NHN ~ hAfHr
8ult u m o I e. ben 10. sluguit 1906,
SENDS Der ont 10. Suni 1906 u~nter5eibneteIl
&crororilg gtr. 100 perben ucrlieaelte s(nac.
bote, an ben y&onrb Of ghuaros Care of. tbe
tor bis Wlittluodl, ben 90. 9ugnfi 1906, eitee.
gen genOmmen fir Die gibeuirli1a. Seber bon
Nanolieinen nih Eflaiternng Der folgenoen
Strdben:
Mit aspBalt, asp6alt.s iBdeu uSer gttuftthie.
@0ugbrS trGbe. bon Der Gillette oeS gruaS.
gOrtbsIOeuiie, BON Der @eitieite Noer Motmt
Nnnals gluenue bis 6ur Sio0itfeite Der Grub
SilaIoetlIe, nlegenOtImeIl ben Tbeil Der bes
fdqteH Nnenue 3lpifdet ben @eIeifen Der gIInis
TED 6ailtuanS ano @lectric Gompanb."
WdoilonsS truBe, bon Der Giiieite Der Gbars
leSsSirnbe big 6lr Weiiieiie Der GuIbertsS trabe,
nIs9enommen Die S6neio1ng Der 81. Bduls
HoGert.e trubc, bon Der cfbiueffeite 6es gu.
iapsBiace bis 3ur gorooitieite bon WPnOifons
gOPHue.
8Grf.gbeuuc. bon Der 9~lorbfeite Der MteGle.
deHsSirabe his 5ur SiOieiie Der GnurenSsStr.
WioibersGtrnbe, bon Der SSenfeiie Der Wtufts
roe Strabe bis 8nr Siiieite Der NppletonsStr.
GitenosG trHbe, bon OCr Gillette Der 6anopers
Stra6e bis 1ur g~Seffeite Der Htgbts Strnbe.
RiOerttoes gIheiic. bon Der Sii6ieite Der @am'
burasSirube bis sur Siioieite Der GtunoausStr.
auS0eHunInten Die Shueibunq her Sortsglpetue.
Spe6ififntionen mo Slnnt 6urmuIare ibunen
All Gerlauaen In oieient Siireult erlangt Uers
Dor. ir9euo zines oher ale gnge6ote 3Iriid8us
iueifell. Sin begIuu6iGter Gbed fir ben Int Den
Gpe3iiiiuiioneu erunDuieu 8eiraq, .3abibar an
ben Mdbor unb Gtn6trotb bon Baltimore. mub
@to. W. gOtcIer,
amtirenoer Gtuot Sngenieur.
g.. GlaO 9imanns,
9Srdiiocut Der GOltrnits Neb0roe.
(IuAi7,1 .20,2I 1928 "a, 2b.27,2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

corporotioncn lucitcr Beidropft wcr-
Sen.
9r. IooiepeIt iogt: Ger ein5i0c
Ne1, Die Eruit8 un0 WonopoIe 81
b%cfGmpierL lit Der, pclfcn scr &c.
genWGrtiQc Gon9reb eingciGGo0en
bat" Gus lit 81 be5meiielu. Sit Der
6leii6truit ctluo bef1mpft? COB Die
ifreienOcn llebelitGoe in Sen
SdlnhtbGuiern beieitigt mor0en
iin0, bat NIT Der 9cfGmpiung oc3
Grult5 GiftS 5utbun. SIT oo8 Re,
trolcums Wonopol befGmpft Der BUT.
f~ertruit noer irgcnb Elm onoerer
Eruit? Gle Hotenbia lit eileS 1uer.
geburt gelueicn, unO mcun Scr Ge.
motrot Gilman nidt nit ieincr 3D..
ben Gnergie GinQeiprlmgen mare, Ia.
&c ottd lie nod mncrIeoigt in ir9eno
einem Gomite5immer ocS &upitols.
Sr. HooicncIt iicbt BOB Oieien
9erb1t EN- lhortcr Snrlpt nm Die
Carthage C%ntbrcnnen miro. Gr
mirft ieinen GiniGuB 81 @uniten oeS
@roBfopitola mo Der @roBin0uItric
in Die @oGi6olc, sic inter 0cm
&odytorif ac0cibcn oenn iie 81 be.
fGmpien, obnc Ole QucIlen 81 Der.
itOpien aus oeucn lie ibrc aroit
id0pien, lit Elm cling ser ltnm0glif.
felt. SnIcr6in lit c& gut, oob ser
FrGiibcnt in Der Goriifroge 6ar6e
befonnt bat. Gn5 &olf wcib lpenig.
items icBt, 0oB bon elmer 3orifGnoe.
rllng inter &ooiepelt'i6er 4omini.
ltrotior feline Neoe lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

dii6e &remier bat oeu iouOeriiidtiz
gen llngorn nit Der 3uriid5iebung
Oe$ biS6er beitonOenen @ll5glei6S ge-
onttportet. Die Grridtung elmer Golf
Iinie 3nilden OeItreif mo llngorn
miirOe Sransleitbunien empfinoli6
ih0oigen, ltnb b6tten Die nud I'm
obbGngiafeit Iiiitcrnen llngorn ben
SdoOen ibrer 8olitif SIT trogeu. Sic
meroen iid alio bod nicOer 5t Dem
&lrsglei6 nit Oeltrcih belniiben
miiiien ben lie in nutioualen lleber.
mutb Oonbiid ltieBen: u#G9f5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
SolGeiter
Sn polrem @fanse er0fnet.
Der srORartise SamiliensM eiort,

Bra6ttNIIe Rarfs, nere gtmiifements nub
sttrafttoneH; bcrlbmte SOC. @nbI8eiteu; GaI8.
1paiier'gao; berlubt uub beudbrt. 0hlft bon
Der Gapeue beS o. N~eeiments. Sebem eefaat
eS in 3pI6eIter.
@iammntb.S ampicr .2pHiie." WOfentaeen
(arseenommen 9ienftdgs, 9onnerItass unp
5reitaGs), $50 Born unS $50 9la6m.: 9ien.
flag, SOnneritda unO SreitaG, $50 BORN; 200
uno 6.25 gd6m.; EXTRA Boot $40 Ta1u;.;
al SonntaGeH; 900 SorIH. nnb $50 9|ad,m.
Bette 5amiIientaee Wsoutae unb Mittluoh. Der
uleifte 9Iab.
Die ieinite 2uur In ber GeIt fir 25c. 5ta.
bait fir S6uIen unb 9%efeuf6afteu. @tIihe
feine 3aten oifeI.
(Iiai20-,9&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Sam lina,"

8liid3lpicl lit in Sen Ser. StouteE
Itreng Ucrboten. Cine 3eituna, lurl.
de MIR cine An6eigc ooer cine Wtit.
tbeilllng itber 2Ottcrie brin0t, BAT 5lr
0euGrtigcn boB ibr Oa8 Yoit Debit
ent5ogcn miro, utO Srcun0c ser bier
Bidder ser &0niqe" miiIien gepGrti.
gen, and menn lie mlr nm 8iertel.
Gents ipielen, Bob iic I'M Stations.
bollle Ianoen un0 ibr uni6ul0igc3
SpicI6en nit einigcn GouorSStro fc
biiBen miiiicn. 9loS an Der 90rie
lit OaS Spiel %acitottct. Ga lit Is
ebrbarcS, legitimeS@cidGit. 1us90r.
lengeidGft miro nidt ais y@Gmb.
ling" bctrad)tet, cincrlei Oh pur1 Die
90rienmon0per cine Eonit 6erporge.
rllfen miro nOer Oh Gouicnoe uonGri-
lten5en rllinirt merOen. Die 80rien.
@eid0fte BADEN Iduglt oufgcb0rt. lie.
Oiglid) Grandmother Z iiir bic @ert1c
bon Nfticn llnO onocren @anoclSobs
ieften ST Icin. 0urd) geihidte Ma.
nipulationen mer0en fittipe Yreiic
Dcr6eigefiibrt, ourd) 90rien .9Gren"
nicori9erc, Our6 Y9ulen" 60bcrr.
9ei'm aortenipicl bei'm Qotterieipid
miro nidt 10 oiel AemogcIt, mic al
ser 90rie. Die %iogenonnten nSnii-
Oers", pelhc miiien, ob 0ipi6enoe
oli gcpilie NftienbeSoblt merOen, Of
Die Gipi1cnoc b0bcr ooer nieOrigcr
6emciien lein miro, boben natiirliG
alcGortbeilc nuf ibrcr Settle. sic
lin6 sic &iiienOen mo bellten sic
@clc8cnbcit 5lr ibrcm pcri0nli6cn
&ort6cile ans, mGbren0 sic 0idtcin.
gemci6ten mie 21mmer geidorci
luerOen. So bil0eten 0iellnion.Baci
tic ut6 Oie Siib sYociiic 8a6n, Oic
belize bon Dem Giienbnbn . Wogltn,
ten Sarriman c%ontrolirt mcr0cn, lcb.
tc 8ode Die @runolnge 81 cinem ric.
liacn Holb5ug. &ebten Wittpo6 be.
i6loiicn Die Girettoren ser llniolls
Encific, bic Iipibcnoe bon iiini ollI
5cbn Ero5ent 81 erboben. Die Siib.
Encific . 9a6n, Die allf ibrc Stonm.
gftien bisber ii6erbonpt nod feline
Gipioen6e be5oblt bate, ertldrtc lest
cine ioldc bon iiinf BroSent. Sb Oiele
Iiuiocnocn = GrflGrung iibcrbaupt
cine reelle 8inon5 operation par,
muB nod Oobiugeitellt iein.
Sir sic 2eiter uno Miiicnoen luar
obcr Die bette @elcgenbcit 81 elmer
BI0n5enOen Specialization gc9c6en.
Grit ON 8rcitng mrrben Die Iipi-
DenOen' GrflGrungen bcfnnnt gc9e.
ben, ulO mer oui ipGtere Ablicicrlul1
9cfnlit, Scr mobte icincn Sdniit.
Union : Eocific . 9lfticn iticNcn in
fllr5er Belt bon 140 oui 1855, bic scr
Sin : Eociiic bon GA oni 80 II. Damn
ltlege1 Die Nttlcl nod 1pelter. Nh
cincm Gage murben BON ser. YoolS"
IN MoaitroBe 2,500O00 Nfticn olti
ooaRublifum o~b9cloben, "a aud Oil.
ocre @obncn in Ole Sollic p 9emc
gllng gc5o9cn murben. Gie nSnii.
bcrs" butten 10 Miaioner Collars
ucrOicnt, bon 0enen @orrimon oucil,
10 Niilionen 5ugcfloiicn icin ioucn.
lln0 lolfe 9GrIcn . SridS Iin0 an.
it1nOi1c @elhGftc, tein @Gmblin0.-
@ott beluobrc. Sn giicnbobn . gf.
ticn mod)t mar reeIle @cl6Gfte; "a
miro nid)t ge9Gmbelt.
Niemanb mllBte ctmoS bon Ser 81.
rioenoen : @rtl1rung ais Die Gin0e.
lucibten, Nicmono erillbr ilber oic
boberen g%innnbuen ser 9obnen, bis
ole9tadrid)t auSgcnliBt mcroen font.
te, einen Boom" olii Dem Iftien.
Wurfte ber6ei5ufiibren. @er mill ga
Den llnterihieb 5ipiiden @cihGlt unN
@ombling ieititelen?
Sic NrbeitSl0Gne inc
49, 49,. - ~
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3od=Grecf 9ampfbooi. Gompaanie.

Ibfabrt oes Banners mad Gtone Greet bon
Hobfpn's 8erfte tdali6, alseencntmen eanp
ttags, nm 6 tbr Worqens nno $50 9tddmjts
taas. Ibfnbrt bon @rpiun,S Nerfte lm $40
W'orgeri5 uito 3 llbr gia6mittagS.
u Sampfer mad 9tud Greef iieIin. anseenont.
men SanftueS, bon 9oofon's @erfte I'M 8 llbr
W'oreens It. $50 gd6rt. Bon 8roipn'S @erfte
nm $40 Wiureens nno 3 tbr gladnt- Sumfines
mad beiben 9reefs bon Ecbfon's @erfte nm @
ubr W,oraeiis uno $50 9,adn. Brolpn's Nertte
I'M Clio Moreens iiuo 3 ltbr gadiH.
Il SouUtaesy my 4 ino s tlbr Morgens unb Q
nbr Nadni. mad beiber Greeis; bon Browns
iBerftetff0 9fihiiten fpdfer.
gatrprsis FIR bic yiunfreiie 25 GeatS.
(Sunif, SuS3W1fe) nT If tHHF
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Qinie Srfer.

@9 iiatb am 81. Nuauil 1905 eiaic 0edcr,
Seder. 0te Neerbi9une iinoet am 3uunertaa,
ben, %, @n9nft, giadniitaas 8 llgr, bon Der
9Sohning tbrer @IterH. gtr. 300, Netts 9ioole
StruBe. aus anf Der pQuuouu ISart 9emeterU"
itGtt. NerpGnote uno Srcnuoe iino nbtuHgss
bod ei19elahen. b%erieI6eH bet5rpobneH.
(O9l-E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Sic grbeitSloGnc il
mebr geItiegen ais oie Ereiic ser Sc.
bensmittel, rehnen inns Ole &eoic.
rlin9s +. Stotiitifer Dor. 81 criGbrt
man crit ourd Ole Statiitif, pic sui
es einem eebt.
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gcrmiidJtc gln5eiscH.
SpesieQc @eaiimitiannaen

fir .gne, bic Combinations d. RBUfogrnpbie'H
piiIthen. Wtinintur In 5nrbel in uer9olnetenl
Wleontllun gratis nit eincm SuEeno Sdrbulis
Enrtrntts. seBt uHiere neueu WnrUtgpen. Die
1lerbette1 Cabinets, bon $500 an. 8ute Ars
belt, prompte Nblieferune.
ga. Sei6ert, Ser Selt SattiToFSS p as%l1aSp
@r. 409-411, glorb .@aD. StraRe.
Wtdn nenne bieie 2ethuu, (gtpriI79
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
eRrcau Der northumberland OmmiTare re,
Minfhhnma-

btNAVUNNpH
Nnlttm re, oru 10. Nltglit 1905.
Geparaie Oeriteqelte SorberuHgo 9lnqebote
an ben oNodro OF stluaroS, per Noreiie Gtnot
@eeiitrator eeri6tet meroen bis 5lm 0litt
ipodl, Den go. gliiaut 1905, II ttbr %orHtit
tags. cntgegen aen0nnen fir Die &iOeuiruHg
Observation-Disclosures mo Rllaiterurm mi
S6t6t NspbuIt, 9lSpbdllsN l1den, oitrffi5irteI
3teaellt o6er 9tibutttbte Der ~na6erpdbpier
20. sirabe, bon Der CHARLES bis snr ct
4dulsSirnbe. .}3. co..
Spe6ififationen uno NnecboisS ormiInre ner
ben auf Serlnnqen bon oiefem 0ilrenu g~eliefert
Ser gNoaro OF 9%rpGroS@ bebdlt it6 OGs 8e6
Dor. irqeno luelde mo ale Alge6Ote III perper
fen unO ben 9ontraft in folder 29eiie 3u Der
9eberI, ais oieies i'm better S~ttereiie Der StaO
liegen nlag, Sin bealnnbigter 9Bed in oel
0bbe oeS IN Den Spe3ifiiationen ntgegcbener
Neirnge5, 5nblUdr on ben Diubor mo Staot
rntb bon Baltimore, mtB leoem SDroertnas
NnGeboi ~bcigeiiiGt leiuL
I. Nrt6ur seidbam,
4riltoeHt Der 9ummiflioH.
@n1en q. Nuo9ers,
GIerf.
8eitittat:
e. GfaN Simnnns,
Frd1ocnt Der Gontraftsge16roe.
(9hlauitl7.1s 20. 81, 20, 23. 81. 20. 27,2s)
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GhriItion W(iaer,

2eihcnbeitatter NIB Ginbalinmirer,
0urbIprt.@de Scfterion.s ctr. ii. Wiontfurb. Niue.
3Wetn: SSr. 1924, SiaBfanO.9uc, StaBtaubtu,uu,
WdBiGe 4reife.
e. & Y. '86one - g4oIfe 2290.
CSuli20l2 Uite)
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Marn GelIdl.

IS itar0 AM 20. 9lnqnit 1906 in Der g8ob.
nllnB ibrer Iudter, 3rau Smitb. SeoerdISbur9,
NO. Utnrb Hcltdl, geliebte SuttiIi pes periior=
bener MurI 6elib. Die geeroiaun9 iiubet am
Wiittipddl, ri llbr 9in6mitiuaS. bonn linton.
9abnbOf aus it1tt. GerpaHotc uno Sreunoe
limo a6tlngS0oa eilgeIaoeH. %beriel6en hei8us
luObIleIl (234)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Gurrainc.

MafcriIh - Rartartis - Trieblidi.
WeitIid, bon S%Sat6rpof eit nm cine balhe
MleiIe. Nenlht sic mil gulpbattun beSeihnete
Rortbs guennes6ar. Srcie autiden gldhmitlnGS
am Terminus. Rrcife bon Be9rdbniBpldbeil
iebt fpe6iea, 2ei6te Neoinanngen, Ielepboil-
Gatof 2o3. SHreau; Hranfltn. iuo Wtnbier'
4cabS. NerInnat Nroihiire. tl'atl. iS1&S)
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@EfnrIiOnen per 0ampfer.
Sent unS Queen Nnnc'S Guuntp Soir
In SpldJeItcr,

28., 80, 30. nnS 81. MngnIt.
0ienneu fir 1rn6er uuS Gaufcr, pier Ncnusu
ieben 3ng. Spe5icle freie lluterhaltnnaeH an
icoenI {ng. Gon8erte bon Der Rdpelle; pruBe
gusftelIlln9 bon SnnteusoGno1rbeit Sriihfeu
mo iontttgen 9utell Sdder, @eflilgel gluSitcls
lung, teine .3lbtibiere, Iderbanz @erdtbe PIC.
mo IleS. iuas 81 elmer gruBdrtiGen glu5ftels
luna 9eb0rt. Gebens SdGuitellun9en an Der
Htfe. Ter gruhnrtigite Sagrs,AuefluG, Der bem
Sublitum ie gebotcu wuroe - @rfuriiun, bic
Neuuen, bic Snir, Nnes fur 25c. Wtabt SUD
III 3eit bereit, irefit NrrdnaementS Bur Sabrt.
gle fonlrleiI bon OF nno Seft. Geriubt init
Der gdf3en Sanlllie 8i fummen, 4eine tSreis
pdffe. 8oote h~erlatfcu Baltimore. (231-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
Epnnun Ynrf.

Ter BanptId hliditc 3ricbHof IN Baltimore.
Nrcal: 900 Nder - SmmertuG Brenoer Charter
III ieoer 3eit errcithbar. Slim Gents 5nbri
aelb bon alien Sidottbeileu StraRehhabr.
8agons paiiircn ben Saupteingana nle orei
minutelt. @ariues RdrteSimmer fir Solhe,
Die ben Srieobut bel ralIbem gGeiter ~beintbeIt,
@e0rdbnibpldte AT iebr mdbiaen Breiicn,
f1nntitli6 utter IortlpdbreHoer Htleae.
Nhrcan: 3r. 81, Neft.S saratoga. StraRe.
CSun0--)
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II ngarn bat oicieS Sabr
cine reid)ere Grntc. ais cS IN oen let.
ten 20 Sobren gebobt bot. DIS mill
etluos beiBcn, oo llngnrn ein poll
it1noiaer Iaror.Sto ot lit. @obin
ioll es ober nun nit ieinem groBen
8etreibe. lleberiduB? Die ilapiid)en
&od)born iinb Ielbit porpiegelO 9an'
ern nllb Die iibrigen @olfer babcn iid)
oirf bobe 3ollmollern gc9en ooS
Ginbrin9eu elmer biaigen ungoriiden
Gonfnrren5 gejifert. Gas inouitric.
reidje Neitreid 1T bi$ber elm miaiasr
abnebmer eelueienb allen Der oitrei.
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Gaiie 5nr &eiie ms TnslaaS be-
lorst 6. &aine, &r. 413, Git.Salfil
more-S traRe, nabe Gpitum .Nue.
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Baltimore Cemetery.

gHreou; Sroutlin. sisa., Baltimore. II, ssurtbtr.
Observation-Disclosures sum &erfallf bon $50 an.
NIT Marmorptofter aO9e0rerl5t $40 YinB tir
bier @rdber. (Silllo,l0
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ROiulanb's tiirfiIdr 8aSer,
Gauitablt'8 cbaiibe, 8uitamt geaer. letetS ufien.
Mug22-)
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Nltc Ncoerbcttcu.
EUlf's MarHlunS, 9claluare unO
9iItrift Columbia
GeEifOn nnS 8eidGftS Ibrcf6ndD
t906-7

lest int 9ntitehen b%egriiicu.
SbigeS gSerf ueiit Die gSeriIHnerungen Der
leBien bier Sabre nad unO repriientirt oieie
StuGien. lUie fe berte iinh. IS eutbdlt bic Ma
men Der 8cid1its. uno Seruisleute NIB cine
ooer 0ieberlnfuna, nit elmer Uoaen @efhreis
bina zines ieoeu RInRe5 ulo cine flniiifi5irte
giGmensliite inter hem 5itel ieoer e~inBeliIen Sc
S sTI"iH ma hes 6alptfd6ii6cmm 5nba t S BE-
9udbes, oGS pielfdItige Information iiber WirrD-
lano, 0elGpGre mo ben 0iitrift columbia
brtngt. g8enn sic @ei6dite in genntnten Stan.
ten iolicitiren 1T Dies has rthtige Nieoinn.
IS piro lid b%e5obIcn. oa oaS GerifOu cine arnBe
llno meitperbreitete Gtriulntion bdbrt miro.
1rcis 5000 prU Gremptar.
gn5eiQeit . RGten dlt @rfudbet.
n. Y. GUlt & 80, &erleQer. .
Or. 951 bic $50, Galucrt.@ebdmoc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-25

It pays to read the want columns Of The
Star Hundreds of situations are filled
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-25
MAY PICK A. J. CASSATT
STANDARD OIL PROSECUTION
MAY CENTER ON HIM.

A special to the New York Times from
Philadelphia says: Philadelphia is to be
the scene of the first great prosecutions to
be brought by the government against the
Pennsylvania railroad and the Standard Oil
Company. Arrangements for the prosecu-
tons will be completed this week in New
York at a conference between Alexander
Simpson, jr.. of this city and Charles E.
Hughes.
The chief question under consideration
is the advisability of Individual prosecutions
against A. ]. Cassatt, president of the Penn
sylvania. This was plainly indicated today
by lawyer who has been intimately today
ciated with interstate commerce commission
hearings.
BY both the commissioners and the spe-
cial counsel appointed by the Attorney
General to follow the testimony and pre-
pare for the prosecution 1t is believed more
good can be accomplished by centering
prosecution upon Mr.. Cassatt than by scat
tering energy over the prosecutions of the
presidents of all the railroads concerned.
most Of which are directly or indirectly
controlled by the Pennsylvania.
Although Messrs. Simpson and Hughes
were lawyers especially appointed to re-
porr upon the prosecutions, it is under
stood they have the consent of the gov
eminent to associate with themselves other
counsel and when the first cases are called
here William A. Glasgow, jr, who has
conducted the examinations for the inter-
state commerce commission, will be found
with them.
District Attorney Thompson has been ad-
vised by the Attorney General to prepare
for the prosecutions. Pennsylvania rail-
road lawyers are working night and day
making plans for defense
The charge to be made by the government
will be conspiracy. Lawyers believe that
facts which have been brought out in the
investigation to dealings between the
railroads. Standard Oil and certain favor
ed coal companies can only be explained
uron the grounds of private understand
ing.
Moreover the charge Of conspiracy If
proved will carry a penalty of imprison-
ment. President Roosevelt has made it clear
to the prosecuting lawyers that in his
opinion the public will have more respect
for the sincerity of a prosecution directed
to this end than for one which will result
only in fines against rich corporations.
Mr.. Simpson, before leaving Philadelphia,
said that he has been in constant commu-
nication with President Roosevelt and the
Attorney General and that the great mass
Of testimony brought out at the recent
hearings is by no means all that the
prosecution will have to depend upon. He
says that many points were passed over
by the commission in the hope that when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-25
PLAN TO RAISE FUNDS.
Daughters of Confederacy to Have
Building at Jamestown.

The Virginia division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy is to have a
building at the jamestown exposition on
Hampton Roads next year, and the ladies
In charge are devising ways and means to
raise the funds necessary for the building
The determination to erect a building on
the exposition grounds was reached at a
recent meeting of the executive committee
Of the daughters, held in Richmond. and
the idea Is receiving enthusiastic support
throughout the state.
The organization proposes to put I'D an
ornamental building for use as headquar-
tiers for the daughters of confederate vet
Grams who visit the exposition next year
and to raise the funds necessary for the
erection of the building each daughter OF
the confederacy throughout the state will
be asked to contribute so cents to the
building fund.
The meeting at Richmond was presided
over by Mrs. w. D. Kenney of Petersburg,
and the following members of the commit
tee were present: Mrs. Cabell Jones OF
Rocky Mount, Mrs. Frank A. Wake of
Norfolk. Mrs. Norman V. Randolph OF
Richmond, Mrs. Pryor Jones of Petersburg
and Miss Elvira Jones of Roanoke.