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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
e6lrimgif6e Staaten.

@rei3. Wdbreno oss fiir5li9 Be-
enbeten ,Streites i'm 9ausetperbe bot
1i6 bier Elm Mrbeitseberz 0erbano fir
oas gaugeperbe bes 5Iritentbums
NeuB d. s. eebilOet uno eintragen laiz
fen.
& obur.g. I'm Der arbeitenben
9epOlterun9 gelesenbeit gu geben. fi6
in io3ialpolitii6en 5raaen u%nentselts
lid austunft uno 3utbidldse %ein5us
bolen. tpurbe in aoburg cine offentlihe
Woltsausfunftei fir bas !6eraostbum
aoburg erridtet. Die Soften peroen
in Der Meife beitritten, rab Der ,Staat
idbrtid 1900 Mdrt, bas @eperts
fdaftstartsu unb Der 9unlts unb Ges
tperbepsrein ie 100 Mart aablen uno
Die Gtabt aoburg ben Heft Der Soften
trdgt.
g solicit. Bon pripatcr Settle III
elm Wutomobtlperfebr na9 alien Hi9s
tunsen Der bieiieen umseseno einses
ridtet fporben. Die Acknowledgment
tperben mad Stunbsn berefnet. 0d
Sdleia nur mad Sodfen bin giIen>
babnperbinouns but, 70 paro Die Heues
runa bier o1eemein freubis besriibt.
90 eimar r. Die T%birineer 8raues
rsien iiintiaten ben !Gaitpirtben Die
eepGbrieu 9Dpotbsten. ba feline 4uss
iidt auf ginitellune bes' 9ierboptotts
rortanoen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Sreie $tdbfe.

8 I'M a. Die aus Dertretern
oes @.nats un6 Der 9iirserI9aft ses
bilbete aommiifion be{dloB. ben burd
Ole Observation-Disclosures i'm Sas
ruar @eidGbisten fir erlittenen Sa1s
fhab.n 45,113 Mart au persiten.-
Die .alte Spnasose in Der GlbitraBe,
Die 1889 bon Gonnin. benz grbauer
Der Mihaefstirde, errihtet tpproen
mar. purb. mad einem @~ottesbienft
gefdlpTen. gs ipurbe banr Die rete
Spnagoge am 9ornplab einsefptibt.-
Die Nsrli{te Der hamburger Girmen
Bel Dem Dodbrdnb In Buenps Mires
tperotn ouf 100000 Mort sefdGbt.
Bremen. Die Mrbeiten an 6em
rleuen 9afentpert In 8remerbapen auf
Dem ron preuben an Bremen absetres
tenen Mredl BON $50 6eftor baben BE-
eonnsn. Tos Observation-Disclosures
piro 100, 100000 Mart in MnIprud
nebmsn; 100000 Mart bat gremen
ats RapitaIabfinoung an preuben fiir
Die Ibtretung gu aablen lno 1,5OO,s
900 Mart at oas Meid fir bos ma.
rinefort9 rinldmethof I.--Das meifss
marineamt bat BET Mttiengefeniddft
Meier in gremsn ben Muftrag auf aies
feruns zines reusn Msinenisasrs srs
tbeilt. auf Der Merft Ser @eienfdoft
1T aud Der fiiralid pom Stapel a.Iaus
fene Minenodmpfer rHautiIus" fir oie
beutide ariessfIotte i'm gau.
Ii d. Sn 9orsoorf ipuroe Bel
einem ueberfaae auf ben oortiaen
Drfsporftther Der %21iG6riec S.iser
tjtfp aus Mdina erfnoFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12

Jrisorid Iusuft bon SadieH bat ans
lablid isiner 9ermablung nit DER
gtin5siiln Marie ,Smmatulata DON
Bourbon Die Mnnabms iresnbpelbsr
Beffente abselehnt. Der Ytin3 perz
lieb Dem Wunihe Nusbrud, bab etpa
beabiihtiate 1uten fir pobltbatise
3ipede 8ertpenhuH9 finoen mp6ten,-
Die 9resoener 8aittpirtbe beidlpHen
DIE 8rlinoung elmer eisenen 9rausrsi
nnter G%rtperbnn9 Der bieiigsn 8rauerei
Ylauenider 2aaerteIer.
6 ; emni 3. Sin Solbatenbeim
miro nad benz 8orbiIoe unbsrsr beutz
fiber Stdhte aud fir uniere Stobt
sepIant. Sn oienitfreien Stunoen ion
ben Solooten ibr 9eoiirfnib mad &C.
ielli9teit, ll~nterbaltun9,. Sortbiloune
uno Grbauuna befrieoiet perben. Die
erforosrli6cu Mittel miro Der iiirslidi
in Sahieu ms 2sben eerufene
nGbriitIide Splbatsnbuno" aufbrins
gen.
Oittersoorf +. Sin eieenes
Glettri5itGtsrert erridtet Die beige
@emeinoe. Der Gemeinberatb be-
f6lpb, bahelbe nab Dem 9utadten bes
Sberinaenicurs SteI5miiGer Berlin
bouen gu Iailen. au6 Die benodburte
9emeinoe Weibbad miro Nnfdlub ers
bolten.
5rantenber9. 9~iirsermeiiter
Or. Srmer purbe bon Den itdotii6en
8olle9ien ouf 2ebens5eit gum 8ir9er=
meiiter Der Staot J%rantenbsrs ees
tpdblt.
2etpsis. Giner Der betanntelten
@aitpirtbe o Geipais. Der 8eiiber
Der i1on felt Mitte bss IL. Sabrs
bunberts beitebenben @oienf6dnte i'm
@ororte Gutribid, @eors pfotens
bauer, 1T seftorben. 0as Ge5dube Der
@oieni6dnte, in benz iid Die alte @aits
ftube befinbet. 1T bereits i'm Sabre
1910 erbaut porben.
Mei E n. Die !9offnunsen Der
bielieen Weinberesbeiiber auf cine quite
biesjGbrise Weinernte, Die Der reide
9roubenanbang ertparten IieB. perosn
fid nidt erfuaen. @an3e Streden Der
Weinberse finb bonn fali6en Mebltbuu
troB bdufigen uno uussiebisen Be-
ipribens nit Supfertaltbriibe befuIen
noroen, fobab Die 8eeren perborren
uno ihliebIih abfalen.
3 it a u. 2out elmer amtlihen
leberIi6t betrGet oas StammpermOe
gen Der Gtoot 3ittuu 12.735.610
Mart. Sierau iommen nod 6l4,742
Mort freieS BermOgen. Die WrmentaHs
nit 2S4 $50 Mart, Die SdultaRe nit
149.345 Mart. Die Shuloen beirut
gen Gnoe 1905 6,718.76l Mart; ea
berblieb Iona6 cine 1eines 8ermo9en
BON 7.065,590 Marf; Die 8ermebrunq
bes @ermoeens belief iid ouf 1885
Mart i'm Sabre 1905, se9en 138.055
Wart i'm Sabre porber.
3 ip | d tau Der Rentner Mlbir
Sboft bat Der Staotesmeinbe 3pidau
lebtipi1is 10000 Mart fir Den 9ir'
serbo{pitalfonbs1 unb 5000 Mart fiji.
Den syonos our Grridtung zines ao'
Mig NlbsrtzM uieuh1s perma1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12

20iGbrieem aerfer b~egnaoi9t. Gle mar
pom areisgeri6t in 2eoben, Steier>
mart, i'm Suit pesen Mprbes ar Der
SD6in Maier i'm Rarentbal gum Sooe
perurtbeilt porben.-@eitorben iino
bier Ser @roBinouitriele aommeraiens
ratb Gottlieb 3auiiig i'm 70. uno Der
General Der 9apa0erie, Sobann Sreia
berr b. gppel, i'm 80. 2ebensiabre.
9 b'a p e It.. Der tetannte pas
tbolo9e, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qnoreas
Sogpes, Der 9egriinber bes 3ipeitgr0bz
ten Yaitsur sSnftituts, lit, so Sabre
aft, geitorben.-Au Dem S9pabens
berge bel 9ubapelt lit elm 0entmal oes
perftortenen 9idterS Maurus Sotai
entbiiQt ipprben.
9rae5anb. 9as StGotden aos
3otpa lpuroe ourh eine Jeuersbrunit
our SGlfte eingedI6ert.
3 . m | 8. 9as Stdotden
9raBen, cine beliebte Sommerfrii9e
DER Wiener, ipuroe BON einem groben
8ranoe beimgeiudt, pelhem IA Sduz
Ter gum Spfer ftelen.
@rpbz8ecsteret t.. Sisr bat
fid Der @%robbGnbler Siegmuno Bot
tidp aus Surdt ppr Wabniinn persiftet.
6eugsoprf. !Sier fubr Elm Was
gen Der &oblenbabn Die Strabe binab
in cine S9aar BON 80 &inoern. 3tpei
8inber tpuroen iofort aermalmt unb
get0otet. bier anoere tDotli6 unb 13
I9per perIeBt.
SgIs. !Sier lit Der Selbaeusmei=
fter auopis 5abini i'm 4ltsr bon 7e
Sabren eeitorben.
Snnsbrud d. Die 800 Metet
LANCE Seilbabn our nSungerburg,"
Dem n0rblib bon Snnsbrud eelesener
!Sodplateau, tpurbe Dem 9ertebr iiber'
geben.
2adenoorf. Sisr lit Der Glteitt
Wirtbi6aftsbefiber. Siioor Ransar,
101 Sabre alt, geitorben.
Gemberg g. Snfolee zines Strei'
tes in einem &~affeebauie fano bier amt
Ihen einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNI
einem 9eamten Der 5inanalanoesoirst.
tion Elm piitolenoueu ftatt, in pelden
Der Beanie tobtlih p%ertpunoet puroe.
g Of a r II | B. Bel Den beuer abges
baltenen 9interautbaler Sugoen pur.
Den bon Den S~asogditen 50 9emien, {
Stride uno l &ebbod erlegt.
bsS d b II. Se,
Rabbiner Ser iiraelitiiden 8ultus9e:
meinoe i'm benddbarten Spborten
9einrid @alanoauer, feierte feline III:
berne So6Seit. Glen mar eine Del
aablreiden 0eputationen eridienen
Inn Den a1Ieits beliebten Wann gu be
gliidpiini6en. als @alanoauer bon
Sdla9e eeriibrt gu 9ooen iant uni
itarb, Gr mar So Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
S6mets,

Bern. Der 8ertras Der fdpei3ss
rifden Gibsenpfienidaft nit Dem
Stanton 2efiin, Der Dem 8unoe Die fir
ben elettrif6en 8etrieb Der 9ottbdros
bubn notbisen MaHertrdfte fthett. 1T
nunmebr enogiltig feitgelegt. 9urf,
oen gertras tommt Der 9uno in Die
M0elidteit, fdmmtlide WaHertrdfte
oes 2ipinentbales ausauipert9en. Der
8unb be5ablt bafur an ben &anton
9eiiin cine einmalige 4bfinounss>
fumms bon 100000 Jrancs unb cine
jdbrliae Gntiddbigung BON $4,000
6ranes. Die WaHertrdfte ioIen nur
fir Die liiolih bonn @ottbarotunnel ses
leeenen 8abnitreden CUR 8erpenoune
fommen. - Der 2anogerihtsratb
S6inoler aus Wien, Der oils &urgait
in Snterldten peilte, purbe auf Dem
9elGnoe Der i'm 8au begriffenen Ser
berbabn bon einem our6 einen Sprenes
fduB loseel0ften Stein getrpffen unb
erlitt oobur6 10 fdtpere @ertebungen.
Dab er balb oanad itorb.
3 ii d. Sn Der Srebsnfllb am
Stanierhorn itiir5te Der 3ehniter
9aaie aus Dresden gu 9obe.
g t. q I len. Sn BATHS BET
Ro9as 1T oas Sotel our poit abges
brannt. Die Guredite puroen gercts
tet.-Oas Shtob SalenItein ging fir
Die Summe BON nabe5u zoo. 900
Jrdncs aus Dem geiib Der i'm Mans
nesfidmme ausseftorbenen freiberr'
liden 5omilie b. 5erber in ben 8elib
bes Germ b. 3ippelstirh aus Berlin
iiber.
WaItis 4. Cine Notbbriide. bie
BET Monte errihtet iporben mar, 1T ses
rabs als Elm 3ug barber fubr. eins
ge3iir5t. Gin Sbeif bss 3uaes puroe
sertriimmert. Der 6ei5er eetobtet, Ter
Mdi9iniit beripunoet.
Semi. Sn 8enf fano bisfer 9ass
Die pierte 3onferen5 Der internationalen
@ereinisuns fir geiebIiden arbsi!sr'
fdub itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
9ut bon SadfeH Fat am Ofoen6ura. tbel zines 4r

tbeil zines arSBeren rDmiiden Gebdus
oeS tpar.
g OMAHA Of. Die bei0en ItGbtts
1den aouesien ba6en teIdIoNen, baB
iiir Die 9samtsn un0 8eoieRiteten Der
Sioht in 3uiunft aud5 Die 9ienltalz
,crs3ulaesn peniionsbsredti9t iino uno
taB BON iebt ab Die peRiionGre ni6t
nebr su leiiten bobtn.
g d peinurt Die ItGotiY9en
aoleaien bel6loHen. sem SuItiSratb
8reituna, Der iber 25 Sabre Dem @sz
meinoetouegium a~ngeb0rte uno Is
Sabre ais @orItanb on Ieiner Spibe
itonh, paS Gbrenbiirgerreft gu Der,
leiben.
90 artenbera Die groBe
9rouerei BON Soiepb 8rlb bier 9inq
bur9 aauf in 8eiib oes 5erOinanr
Reiter aus Struubing iiber. aoufsz
prei5 100000 Mart.
Ans nrr 5brinrfal1.
Gpeber. Cine SoleserlGeinuno
Der troItloisn 6erbItuusii6ten 1T De,
umitano. Dab iebt 9eitampfte Weib.
ipeintrauben in sroben Men9en aug
8oroedur einsefiibrt iperoen; belpn:
bers 1T Der maHenbafte Gintauf Dor
ausIGnoiIden Srauben in Der @esenf
bon 2anbau gu bemerfen.
8ir6 r. / m Sen. 81,
3anohol3< unb Gi9arrentiitsnfabri1
80. Ritterspa6 &c 60, purDe burd
eine 5~euersbrunit nieoerselegt.
g t. s gbert. Der 53idbris'
9ubnarbeiter Stint puroe BON einen
3u9e iiberfabrsn uno eetobtet.
3nei + Ii 4 n. 0as 2anbge.
ridt perurtbeilte oen 9udbalter 9drt:
ner lueaen llnterIdla9ung bon 22,80(
Wort au 5pei Sabren @efdngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12

Deerteur m W a i /,
otrgeIdnoe. Mls cine 3ompda,
ME be6 in Saarlouis, Rbeiuprooina,
eorniionirenosn Snfanterie Regiments
i'm Man0per junsf9in iid auf Dem
Waride no6 i;rem Quartisrcrte,
sinsm oiht an Der lur.mbursiiden
@rsn5s beIeeenen 9orfe, bsfanb, iiber,
hoIte iie einen betrunienen 2anoitreis
der, in Dem Die Solbaten einsn ebemas
!ism aameroben ertannten. Der I'M
torieen Sabre ourt sinsn tibnsn
Gprun9 ous Dem eIitsu Stodpsrte bes
2aoate!ts Die Jludt ersriffen bate
rno oeftrtirt mar. Ger Wonoerer mar
thon cine Strede BON oet aompaenie
eniiernt. aIs Die llnterpffi3isre uno
burd otsie ole Sifi5iere DON Der BE-
eeanung aenninib srbieltsn. Sofort
ntah!sn fih Der Souptmann unb 81,
f;siere au pferoe. iopie einise Inter
rffi5.r. nit Dem Tabrrao auf, uno
es selan9 ibnen, ben Mann feit5unsbs
men.
ereerenbe uebers
d. nemmune g. 0ur6 cine llebers
fdpemmune ipuroe in Der inoiiden
prpDin5 8ebar Die Snoigoernte Der
BORDEN. ebenfo Die Grnts Der Raha
acknowledgements psrnidtet. 9abls
rside Orti9afien ipnroen iortges
f4pemmt. 4Lf oan Relnern ftano
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araan[6weia. An6aft.

9raun nj d 10 g., Ssinen rs.
@eburtsta9 beging bier Der beriibmte
S1riftiteller Dilbelm Roabe. Gr ers
belt aus qllen 9beilen 0eutidlanhs
unn aus Dem Wusianbe 5ablreide
0liidpiinfhe uno i~oniti9e Gbrungen
Der peridieosnlten Dirt.
3erbi #, CUR 5%inan5iruns bes
Stobtz unb SeiwatbSfeites I'M Sabre
1907 telpiaiste Der 8emejnberatb einen
3reoit bis su 10000 Wart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
2NeGfen6nra.

g 6pcrin II. Die Re9ierunaen
BON Sdperin unb StreIis unteriastsn
oas MbDalten zines io3iaIoemotrotis
ffen gartsitases fir Die beiosn Meds
Ienburs. lGs puroe barauf Die Wbs
boItung bes pqrteitases in, aiibsd tss
ThIofTeu. -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
8aperm.

M Il DE .IG Sn ,faer bieIigen
MiinSe TIT sote 'Gamnte dpon 5000
. Mart in'mnsepraast. ten t.s3e1hmdrfniiden
aeitoblen porben. Die Tiebe paren
ourd eitenI 5~trofenehf' 9tbsugstanal,
fpelder bebufs Aeiniguns ee0fFnet mar.
in Die Miinae getroden. 9lls Die Diebe
iino bort btfhdftigte Sofbdten ermittelt
tporoen. Sic tefinoen ii9 in Saft, urb
Der erOBte She'll bes g~eitoblensn @oIoes
lit nieoererlangt boroen Heitsratb
9uso Ritter b. Wsuffei bat anldblid
feines 70idbrieen @eburts1eItes fotz
senoe Stiftungen feitgsisbt: $4,000
Marf fir Die 8edf,tenpenIionstaHe CUR
Grb0bung bes @runotapitalS, $4,000
Mart fir Die Safe Der Qrbeiterinpafi>
benbesiise. $4,000 Start. aus oeren
3infen unfemittelte 6tnterbliebene Der
Nrbeiter bes GtIenperfs Sirihau UNI
terftiibt iperben.-9er prpfefTorid IAN Der
Sednii6en 6odfhule in Wa9en, Or.
Mrnplo SommerfeIo, tpprbe gum or
oentliden prpfehor Der tbepreti5den
pbbIit an Der bieiieen llniperiitdt 10
tpie gum 9%onierpator' Der matbemaz
tifhzpbpiifaliIden Sammlung oes
Staates in Miinhen errunnt.
u d. a d. Dur6 cine perbserenbe
5euersbrunfi iinb in unIerem Martte
fotpie in Dem Mihad geeeniiber am
linfen lfer Der 9onau lieoenben Srte
aanosbas suiammen 4e Sduier einses
dfhert poroen.
Rtbinsen. Der 8iittner gas
lentin Wsntbeim unb feline Jral iirb
mad Dem genuhe bon pil3en unter
@ersiftunesfbmptonen ertrantt unb
balo banad inter grdbliden S9mers
aen ~seftorben.
b shut. Die Griinouns Der
rNieberbaberiifen Gin uno Ser
faufsaenoKeniduft" 1T nun perfect ses
tporoen. Die Gsienfdaft bespedt Die
Nermittlune bes 9ertaufs Ianbfpirtbz
fdaftliher prooutte 'uno ben Gintouf
lanopirtbidaitli6sr Wiribidafts sars
titeI.
Mainbure. Sm benddbartsr
Orobgrunbsrtsbauien 1T Die Shrott's
fhe Mubfe NIT fdmmtliten Nebenges
bduben niebergebrdnnt. Gin 8jdbrises
DienHmdoden 1T in ben JIammer
iimsefommen.
81 urnbe,ra. Die pr.ispertbei.
lung in Der aanoesausteluns bait.
folgenbes ReIuttat; 1856 MusItener ers
bielten solbene. SIC filberre, aunb 497
~bron3ene Mebailen; 321 MusItener
ftnb auber preisbeperb setrsten.
piIgramsreu Ut e. 3fp1lf
Nnipe1en Iino innerbalb ether Giunoe
bur1 cine Jeusrsbrunft 3erItDrt NOR
ben. Mubsr ben grnteporrGtben iino
audi 9ieb uno piel Geflueel in ben
Glammsn umgefomnnen. Die Qeife
sines ainoss, Die fo1 su Saufe lag, tit
nit perbrannt.
H te n b 9. Oet Drouereis
beiibsr sSobann 2arl 9aTauer, friiber
Hirsernleiitsr uno Qanbtagsabaeoro.
meter, 1T eeitorben. Ct eeborie Der
oltfonferpatipen Rihtung an.
Hegensburg. Sn Der pfau.ns
eaFe ipuroe BEL Standardization Ser Sub
elmer gefpaltigen Gduie suiaae aei5rs
bert, neIde bier Meter TIFF inter Der
eroe Tag nnO siDeifelos Pee gsiiano,
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@eaerret@.

20 / e II. 9as bieiise Dfiumlitts
uniernebmen bat oil Die .Weitinsbouie
Company" ausperfauft. 2ebtere iibers
nimmt nun Die @liihliht. Gabrifation
in Seiterreid.-aaifer Jran5 SoTepb
bat Die T5rosrin arieosrife 3eller au
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Of0em6ura.

SIoenbure. Gie Maurer, Die
Elm 8iertetiabr lang ausitGnoig lpae
rem, boben DE Nrbeit inter osn olten
8eOinouncen pieoer oufgcnommen.
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$a4(eH.

Dres sc n. prin5 Sobann geors,
Der nddfiinaere 8ruoer DEG 2Onias
The newspaper., 1906-08-31
Appeal for Funds.
August y, 1906

August u, 1906.
To ALL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
If there ever was a time in the
history of the democratic party
for the manifestation of loyalty
and patriotism on the part of its
members, i. is right now.
If we are to win a victory and
elect president two years hence,
we must first elect house of rep
resentatives this fall. A demo
cratic house IA. and will investi-
gate every department OF the
government. With all OF them
honeycombed by graft, the
edges of which only, have been
touched by recent exposure and
prosecutions, there will be a rev.
elation of rottenness that will
astound the country and create a
demand for democratic admin
istration to clean the government
workshop.
To win the house we need
money to defray legitimate eN-
penses and get out our vote. We
have no protected monopolles
from which to draw to fill our
Golfers. as they do those of the
republican party. We must,
therefore, appeal to loyal demo-
Gratis for contributions.
Will you send US Sl.00 at once,
and in return for this we will send
you copies of our campaign liter
ature issued by the committee.
You will have the thanks of the
entire democratic party for your
favorable response to our request.
Address all remittances to
]. NJ. GRIGGs, Chairman,
Munsey Bldg, Washington, d, c.
The newspaper., 1906-08-31

from the mire into which it has
been thrown, no stronger demon
stration can be given than by the
support of the man who stands at
the head of the movement for a
square deal. That is Alva Adams.
Judge Lindsey is a big man in
the juvenile work he has taken
up, but his nomination, which
would mean the defeat of Adams,
would be a mistake at this time"
The newspaper., 1906-08-31
HURLED TO DEATH.
Bridge CoIIapses While Rio Grande is
Passing Over ii.

TELLURIDE, Colo, Aug. 25.-
One death and one dangerously
injured represent the fatality list
of the wreck on the Rio Grande
railroad a. noon today With a
crash the trestle, 300 feet long
and 65 feet high, over the north
fork of the Dolores river collapsed
while a train was passing over it.
Part OF the train was plunged
into the stream. Conductor A.
K. Brown, who was in the ca
boose, was hurled down in the
wreckage. He died within an
hour Brakeman w. Nichols.
who was riding on top of the
same section of the train, made a
desperate jump for the bank, but
was badly mangled, He may die.
J. A. Gibbs, who leaped with him
at the moment they felt the
top of the car giving beneath
them. reached safety unhurt.
The disaster occurred nine miles
north of Rico and twenty-four
miles south of Telluride. A num-
Der of bridge workers and carpen-
tiers have been engaged for sew
eral days repairing the structure.
taking out old timbers and put
ting in new, which is believed to,
be the cause of its breaking down.
Brown was a brother-in-law of
Superintendent A. 5. Meldrum of
the Rio Grande Southern. He was
also related to the Ballards of this
place, being a cousin of Ed Bal
lard and nephew of Levi Ballard.
The newspaper., 1906-08-31
Are Men Queer?

Men are queer. Wouldn't there
be roar when they went home
to their meals if they had to
climb up on high stool in
front of a table on which there
was no cloth, and eat their meals
in that fashion? Yet a majority
of men when they go to a restau-
rant to eat, will pick out the high
stool and feed board with no
cloth on it in preference to a
comfortable chair and cloth COW
cred table. A man will borrow
chew of tobacco and most of
them will set their teeth into the
plug right where some other man
gnawed out a chew. Offer them
a piece of pie at home from
which his wife or one of the
children had taken bite and he
would holler his head off. AT
home he will not drink out of
glass or cup from which one of
the family has been drinking.
Call him into the back stall of a
livery barn, pull out bottle and
he will stick the neck of the
bottle half way down his throat
in order to get swig, after
half dozen other fellows have
had the neck of the bottle in
their mouths. A man is queer
duck.-Exchange.
The newspaper., 1906-08-31
WHERE IS ORCHARD?
Tool of Conspirators Reported to be
at Large in the Cripple
Greek District.

That Harry Orchard. the SELF
confessed murderer of ex-Gov-
ernor Steunenburg, is no longer
confined in the Idaho state peni-
tentiary, but has been spirited
away and is now an honored
guest of the Pinkerton Detective
Agency. is story that has gained
considerable credence in both
Itaho and Colorado during the
last two weeks. 1t is rumored
that Mcfarland and Orchard
have been working valiantly for
sometime TO concoct and clinch
a frame up" that will stand the
test of analysis at the forth com
ing trial of Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone. 1t is known that the
Pinkerton chief has tools at work
in the Cripple Creek district Try
ing to manufacture evidence to
be used against the Federation
officials. More than one person
in the district has been approached
and sounded by these emissaries.
Orchard, it is said, is working in
cognito.
Several attempts have recently
been made to ascertain whether
or not Orchard is actually con-
fined in the iaho penitentiary at
the present time, To all ques'
tions directly put, the guards give
evasivc replies. Upon one oc-
casion the warden vehemently
declared that Orchard had no,
been in his charge for month.
Perhaps the strongest story
vet circulated concerning Or
chard's mysterious disappearance
from the penitentiary was that
published in the Journal of Butte,
Mont. August 10. The Journal
says:
P. d. Lambert, who was on his
way to his home at Rupert, from
the Idaho democratic state con
vention brought the startling story
that Harry Orchard, who is said
to have confessed to the killing
of former Governor Steunenberg,
is no longer confined in the peni-
tentiary at Boise, but has been
spirited away.
The authorities have refused to
allow anyone to see or interview
Orchard from the beginning OF
the bitter controversy, and 1t is
said that several miners who
knew him have, upon various
pretexts secured admissio to the
penitentiary and have failed to
find him there.
Lambert also declared that the
fate of President Meyer and Sec
retary Haywood of the miners
union depends to a great extent
upon the result of the fall cleo
ton. He says that if Governor
Gooding is reelected the prose
cution of the men will be carried
The newspaper., 1906-08-31

A tree unknown to botanists
was discovered recently in a
mountain canon in California
near the line of Mexico. The
leaves resemble those of fig
tree in size and shape. They are
a vivid purple and the under side
of the leaf is thickly covered with
stiff hairs. Whenever a man ap-
preached the plant or tree, or
when the wind agitates the
branches, the flowers give off an
abundance of perfume which is
heavy, sickening and deadly.
This perfume has the quality of
chloroform and few inhalations
renders one unconscious, 1t is
proposed to call it the chlorotorm
tree.-Field and Farm.