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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23

Iblcbcn. Nod) longcm
idmcrcn 2eiocn itarb NcItcrn IN icincr
@cbauiunQ Oar. zoos, @arclnpItrobc,
Sr. Srcocrid g. @idcl, @atte bon
GliiaGct6 @idcl. Gcriclbc bintcrIGbt
ouBcr icincr Satin cincn groBc1
S%rcunScSfreis III EGilobeIpGiu.
Bur lebten Gubc be It t.
tct. - Nod)oem Goitor Scnrp 81
lcnbcrgcr Ton ser cpang.-lutb. &C.
bopob Gemcinoc al ser SoIlinS'
StraBe uno GnItor u. i. Stcr0cr
BON ser GrcirinigteitS 8cmcinbc
gcItcrn No1mittog i'm TrnlcrGouIc,
9tr. 2133, It-@aItimoreitr nbe ci.
men crDcben6en SrauergottcS0ienIt
ob9cDaItcn botten. mllr0en sic iroi-
ihcn llcbcrrclte bon Srn. Scnrp
GIoS, meld)cr an Samltag aus bcm
2eben ihicb, altf Dem Baltimore
Srieo6oic" SIR cmigen GuDe gebcttct.
alS @n1rtldtrGgcr fungirten bless.
90. gtcls, 6. G0bncr, @iQiam Self.
mrr, 6. @onig, s. EcterS rn6 g..
@loicr. 3oblrcide 9lltmcnipetocn,
peldc an bcm Sargc bcS Gnti1lafc.
men nieocrgclcgt iuoren, ionic ons
grobc Sraucrgciol9c, meIhes bcnt.
iel6en sic lcttc G6rc crpieS, bcmic.
Ien, mcldcr geliebtbeit iih ocrielbe
%crfrcutc.
3oGlrciGc 2eibtro9cnbe rof,
men an Der gcitcrn Nodntittog
Itoitgcbobtcn @ccroiGung bcS I'M GI-
ter bon 80 Sobren gcitor6crcr Srn.
George 2oltfcmonr, Supcrintubcns
ten Scr st. MottGcms Cemetery"
al Scr pcrlGngcrten S'Gon1cnltroBc
Sbcil. Eoitor @ilbelm @ob BON
Der 3ionS.& Stride in Canton ~lcitctc
Sen Sroucrgottesbicnit. Sic $50.
@. Sod, g. Soliicr. S. SeB, s.
Stamm, s. @icmiQcr unb s. Gfa-
~bcnboucr crlpicien oem &critorbcncr
bic lcstc CIR ols @obrtll6trGgcr.
IbDcit ii / Gon0uftcur
Nobert Slll5c bonn StroBenba6nipog.
aon Hr. 967 Ser @ilfenS' Ipenltc-
2inie, perlor gcItern Sormittag an
Der gdc bon Somerpooo.Ipcn unb
EreitonItrabc sen Salt unb ~itiir3tc
auf Die StraBe. gr erlitt idmcr5-
bate @ilnoen am aopf uno begab
lid, nadoem CT bon Or. s. 81. Srim-
bic, Nr. s, elt-MaoiionItraBe, Der.
bunoen mor6cn mar, nod ieinerBob
ming, Nr. 1928, Noro-9 DURHAM.
StraBe.
o. 81. V.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23
SIM Seripncn berlett.

&crbGn0niBpole Goaiiion an Der
Ecnniplponia-glucnue = Slid
i'm llngliid.
Gin @uggon ser Eenniplparia-
NpenltesSinie rannte geitcrn gbeno
an Scr Gfe bon 9ennipluonio.gpe
unO @ofcritroBe in ciner @ogGn ser
Sirmn @olter Siren & Sobn, mobei
ser II Sabre uIte Mtilton Softer, Der
oIs Eferoelenter furgirte, cinen
9cirbrud %erlitt, 10 bob or in ser PIN.
bulon5 bcS noropeitliden 0iltritts
nnh icirtcr @obnuuG 9tr. SIT, 60.
mcrictltraBc, gc6rod)t ncrbcn mltBte,
p1brenb Der IA Sabre alte Oroper
&obnion un6 ser II Sabre alte Com.
Sobnlon bon Scr. 200S, Grltio.SiQ.
NDCnuc, ltn6 SGeobor 9lein uno q.
Berlin, 5mci in ger. 1902, Chiffon.
ltroBc, bcid)aftigte Sltn9eu, mclde
I'M Sintcrtbcil 0cS @agcns ioBen,
nit Icldytercn Serlcblrngcn oapon fa'
men, tpcl6c linen in elmer 6enadJ.
bartcn Npotbcfe p%erbltnoen ipllr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23

2eDrcr. E + ii t ung.- Cine
Friiinng fir bic 4lismaDl BON 2c6.
r%erinncn iiir, pie elcmeptar . S6ulcn
mo Kindergarten bon Baltimore
miro am %, 26. uno q. sSiu,i in
Der meitIifcn @odIdulG, 2ofapettc.
Iocnuc utO McGuaobItrnbe, pno in
Der Sod. uuO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iilr Ne0cr, Fenniplponio . glpcnlte
uno 0cIpbinitrobe, gcbaltcn ucrocn.
gfaocmiid, %. nnb 2G. SUM-; pro.
~fcIIioneIl, 2G. mo 81. Suni; 6clltihc
glcmcntoriGdcr, %. itn6 2G. S,llui.
Eriifung pon 2c6rcrn fir ipc5icae
8Ghcr: Godcn, am 0. Sllni, Ton 8
llbr MorgcnS AT, in ser Sdule Ger.
a. Gronmell, nno %. StroBe.
Sanofcrtigfcit, am %. csuri, Don 8
llbr @orgcn5 an I'm Yolptcdniiden
Shititnt, all Gonrtlano., lia6c Cara.
togaftraBa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23
NmS Scn @eridtSbGicm.

NuS Den 0eridtsb6icu.
Ser 700 iicbt icincr Yro5ciiiruna clrt.
1c0cn. - Ger @inmirc Gro5cB
pCri6obcn. - NuS Scr S6ci.
bln1g3miiblc. = Gic @oltimorcr
Mittcr iiberarbeitct.
Ger Gbineic Ter 600, mcl6cr 6c.
bouptct, ais Gcform-Gbineic oblle
3opt ben ieinen be5opften SanoSlen.
tcn ipitcmntiib pcrfolGt 5t mcr0e!l,
mo gc1cn ber Scr StootS Scllcr.
morihoIl bic 9ei6uloiglung crbobcn
bat, Dor mcbrcrcn Su9cn lcinen Ga,
Ocn al scr s(ucnlc, nobc Mu.
rion-S troBc, in 9ron0 gCltcdt 5ll bn.
ben, mllrOc gcitcrn bon ben @robgcs
ldporcltcn OielcS &crgcbcrs mcgcn
IN porl0lliiGc Nnflogc gcitcIlt.
Gcri d) o ben.
Ger Fro5cb gCgcn Geo. 6. Dill
miro, iucldcr ongcflogt lit, ais Ngcut
Scr "Eruocntiol 2iic S%niuronce So"
ongcbli6 $307,40 untcridlogcu 81
bobcn, purbc bis nG6itcn Conner.
itog pcridoben, unt0 SPAR oilf 9lntrug
ocS StoatSnnluoltS SmcnS. Ger
Ero5cb mar ouf gcitcrn Dor bern
Nid)tcr Sorlon icitgcicbt.
9ic @ 6ei6ungSmii1I
Phi Sen @rltno bin, BOB ibr 2c6cn
ongcblih in @ciobr ici, mnb SOB lie
grnllom bebonoclt miiroc, rcidtc
Scnnic elliott 1cltcrn I'M &rciSgcridjt
cine &lo5c ori Sheioung bon Gid
lnO @ctt unb fir 3oblltn0 bon SIS
m6dcntlidcr NIinrentc gcgcn Tobcrt
elliott Gin. GaS F0ar bcirotbctc in
1894.
IoS Gbcpoor Eod6om ii0llrirtc
Ncltcrn micOcr I'M &rciSgcridt ltr. 9
Dor Midtcr @idcS. Sr. Geo. 81. Eotf.
bom licb feline 6rolt, &otic Eodban,,
ouf bic ACKNOWLEDGING Dor 9tid)tcr
@idcS bringcn, 0aB tic ociicn 9cfcbl
bonn 16. MGr5, linn Gor5cllon. uno
@loSmaorcn, Silbcripoorcn II. /. N.
5uriidjllcritottcn, nidt nodgcfom.
men ici. Sic GrtihuloigrnG Scr
6rou NOR, bob tic mic bcn Vcicbl CT.
boltcn babe. Ri6tcr NSidcS orouc.c
loiort OH, bob ibr Scr @cicbl 5llgc.
ltcat miiroc, mo ga6 ibr mcbrcrc
Gage 3cit, ocmicl6cn nod5lfommcn.
&i1tcr ii bcrorbcitct.
dc Gid)tcr an Sen Baltimore @e.
ridtcn iino nit Ir6cit ilberbGuit.
Ntc G%rfranflmq Scr Nidtcr 0ocr
ulb Dennis lit sic llrindc, nno es
miro bciiird)tct, Oob c3 lunBc baliern
miro, bis bic beioen Serrcn iopeit
lpicocr bergcitellt liltb, Oob lie ibrc
Filidtcn bon Ncucm o%ufncbmcn fon.
men. Ni6tcr GcnniS lit 80 unO Bid.
ter Vacr Ct Sabre alt. 9ci0cr Ger.
min l1l,it 1918 nb. Die gauge 9(r.
belt ruGt iebt alli ocn Iid)tcrn Sar.
Ian, As, @ideS, GS, E6elps, 70,
0oblcr, SO, Stodbriogc, 40, Sharp,
SO, unb @rig6t, Go Sabre aft. SIN
Nopcmbcr miro Elm 5cbnter Giftcr
fir Baltimore ertpGDlt wcroen.
Giitli6 beigeIegt.
Die orci @lagcn ser Sale Gepoiit
ono Sruit Co." mclfe aus @m. Z.
Suder's Seri6pinocn in 1903 ltno
Der Gntocduna entitonocn, baB CT oils
Sruitec fir sen NodloB ieineS Der.
~itorbcnen Gater8 Oen groBten 56cil
ocIlcIben ourd)gebrndt, iino giitlid
bcigclcBt mor6cn. IS bonOeltc lid)
I'm $79,t3S29, uno ser gcrtrag
lailtet uii 3Nllung bon $4,000.
Die &lagcn wlroen i'm WGrj 1904
~cingclcitct uno murocn alif oen8runo
crDober, bob bic Gertlogten, Wofler.
iirmen, fir Silder @ertbpapiere Der.
fault batten. Ger NadloB belief jid)
i'm @onjen .aui $G50,000. 1nder's
Wnttcr mar Mitperpalterin oelIel.
ben. fe4f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23
Slnd)t in'S Hirludna.

~ II Supll ultS SpISpV NSti'S''"
begc6t GclbItmoro our1 gri6ic.
Bcn.- Git in Solge bon Nr6eitS-
IoItgfcit an Melon6olic.
Soicpb @ilfcnS, Gin Al Sabre
otter Observation-Disclosures Giuil . S5ngc-
nicltr bon Nr. 1874, &urf Ipcntc,
bcging gcItern 9(benO SeIbItmoro, ins
ocm CT Ii6 nit cinem 32.foli6rigcn
Hcoolper crihoB. Der Wonn ioa in
letter 3cit megcn NrbcitSloiigfcit
nicOcr9ci6ln9en gemcicn icin, bod
GltBertc CT ii1 nicmolS ST icincn Be-
fonntcu, ooB CT oes 2ebcns iibcroriii.
Jig lei. @citcrn gl6eno filr5 nod 6
llbr fam @iItcn8 nad Snuic uno
iproG in lmge5mltngcner @ciIc SIT
cincm onOcrcn @oItgGngcr. @cnt8e
Mtitutcn 0nrnui pcrnnbm man eincn
NcoolucrIduB, mcIdcr aus lcilcm
Simmer fam, uto nlS ctlide SoltS.
prloppllct oaDtl clltclt, Inn 5l leDeH,
mas gcIMcbcn mar, fonOcn iic @il-
fcnS bcmlbtIoS oli Sem @ctt licgcno
Dor. gI,S icincm Munoe uno eilem
DIR olloll ouS 9lut rno inter icincm
Slim lag ser Gcpolpcr, NIT mel6cm
@iItcn3 sic &erSpciilungStbot be.
gonAcn bate. Sin raid 5i,r StcIlc
gcruicncr Ir5t fonntc mir cortItati.
rem, OoB Scr SOB bcreitS cingctrctcn
mar. Coroner Solbmin crodtct ci.
ncn <Qlcit fir unnotbig. @iltcnS,
meld)cr bier cine Shmelter bintcr.
lGbt, mobntc ieit etpn brci @ohcn III
Dem pbcn g%cnonntcn &~oitbauic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23

DER llellcll SalellllIalter tllr Die Grs
peiterung Der ErattltroBe, Smiiden
2igbtltraBe unO Sones' 6GQcn. Die
StroBe miro 5miifcn bieicn @l,nftcn
bis alf 1870 SUB crmeitcrt rno sic
Gripeitcrung ioQ beginner, io6aIo
Ser 9omm fcrtig geiteIlt lit. 9ie
GoncorOitroBe lit porlGuiig gcf6loI-
len morOcn, Oo6 miro cine nelte
Strabe iiir Sen Serfebr ongclegt mcr.
Ben, Die bon ser GoncoroltrnBe bis
nod Mcglocrrp's @erfte iiibrcn
miro.
BOD elm Gonoibat liz
Stills g uIuperin II.
tcnoent.
Sr. @orrp Mobool, Ser Erdiiocnt
OcS crItcn Staotratbs5mcigcS, iibcr-
reit1te gcitcrn Morgen Sem Wapor
SimanlS cin Sdreiben beS &rof. g..
$. Sprogins ais Ganoioat fir ooS
9[nlt cines Stills Sduliupcrintcn-
bentcn in Baltimore. Gas Sdrciben
miro Ser S6uIbcborbe untcrbrcitct
merocn. Sn bcmlelben io9t Sr.
Sprugins, SAB er in Baltimore &c.
boren mo bier icinc critic Shulbils
Silng gcnoIien babe. Bur Belt iei er
Superintendent ser ofientIihcnS hr,-
len 81 SeIeno, grf. Or lit Gin Stcucr.
5o6Icr ser Stoot Baltimore ulo Elm
Sobn ocS ucrItorbenen Seth @.Spro.
gins, Ser icincr 3cit elmer Scr 1beil-
bobcr cincS groben SdnbgciNGit8 in
Baltimore mar. gr lit Elm @roouir-
Ter ser rSobn SopfinS'" uno Scr
rYole ltniperiit6t."
Ger Of c8.
slm lcttcn 6reitag, Somitog uno
Sonntug benubten 6347 @crionen
@nltcrs' 5reibG6er. Gic8 !pnr cinc
9robcre 3obl, oIS je 5ltpor.
Sto0t . Sn9cnieur SenonQ miro
am nGdIten Wittmod) ser Gontroft.
Sc66r0e feline Spe5iiifationcn bc5iig.
lid Scr Eflaiterung oepiiier Stro.
Zen untcr6reitcn. SSn ocniclbcn miro
CT iid gan5 entihic0en gegcn sic Sc.
nubung BON @um=9lofen mlSipre.
den, ocnu er iomobl, olS oud) ser
StaOt.Gegiitrotor Soopcr 6o6cn &c.
fnnbert, oob cS iid nidt fir sic Stoot
bc5obIcn miirbc, iolbc 9l0dc 3t be-
nltcn, lpent lie MIR ctmu ~ Gents
pro Nun0rotillb mcnigcr foItcn, olS
Sic ihon c%rpro6ten Sidtcnbol5bl0dc.
SSn Stcllcr = NppcllattonS0crid)t
fam mieOcr cine In5abl ErotcIte bon
@enobnern Ser ct. Yortls, Gntbcs
orol-, GborIcS., @io0le- nt0 onoerer
StroBen 0cgcn sic GrG0bung ibrcr
Stcucrn sur G~crbonolung. gtpo
100 Stcucr5ablrr innocn Ii6 cin.
GnS @criht alntbt, grbc bicier
@pdc nit Oicicm Giitrtft fcrtig mcr-
Den 81 f0nncll.
Observation-Disclosures . Gommilidr
@idcS FAT qcItcrn cincn ser nercn
StrnBcn Sprcnfelmnaen erbaltcn
uno cine @citcQung iiir nod cincn
iolfcn allSgeionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23
Ims Dem Snncrcn WarDlanS's unb
ocn a%ngrcn5cnScn Staatcn.

"" 'D"NhDN"pNh StHutths
@roBfcuer in GriSfieIo.
Sn GriSiielo, Mo-, mlroen am
Sonntng Worgcn sic Mablmiiblc
ltn0 bic Gonicrpeniabrif bon 6reoerid
Sobnion uno % @obnbGuicr einge.
0ihcrt. Cine 3cit lang mar SIT be.
fiirttcn, 0ob Die gauge Srtihoft Dem
llntcrgongc gepcibt iei. Ger S6a'
Sen miro oltf $4,000 geihGbt. Gic
@obnbGuicr morcn bon Negcrn be-
mobnt. Sn 5mei Stunoen mar baS
3erItorltngStuerf getbon. SoS 6eucr
brod in Scr Moblmiible aus, mo es
miro pcrmutbet, poB SemonO adtlo@
eincn 6rcnncnoen Gigorrettenltunl.
mel in oiciclbe mari.
3obl Der Spfer ii nj.
9ci Dem Giien6abnunfaa, Ser lid
um Somitog Nbcno nif Der neuen
Clinic scr n@cltern MorpIono 9abE"
bon GbcrrptTun nod Cumberland
%ercignctc, ipurocn flint Eerioncn,
i0nmtlih Strcdenorbeiter Der 9abn,
gct0Otct. 9ic @ct0oteten iino: s. @.
Scnrp, CHARLES Scnrp, CHARLES
Glingcrmon, GborleS Spope uno
Benjamin Garter. Ger llnial ereig.
nctc iid $50 Sub oitli6 bonn Snbigo.
Sunncl, orci WciIcn Don Gcorre emf.
fcrnt. Ger grbeitcr5ug fubr gegeI
cincn 6clSblod, Der oui'S @eleiie &c.
fallen iuor, mobci 5ipei @og9onS bon
@eleile oblprongcn uno elmer o%eriel.
ben in Den Gbciapeofcs Sbio'&anal
~Itiir5te. @icr5cbn mnbere Stredcnar.
better murocn perlebt.
M onIefel brannte ourd.
Scr IN Scr Ndbe bon @cltminlter,
Mb., mobnboitc Sormcr Sronf Sbnr-
rctts fam am Somntag gbeno inns
2c6cn, ols ollf Scr Sobrt nod Tanep.
toiuu iein Molleiel Oltrdging uno er
oltS Ocn @ogcn gci6lcuoert muroe.
SborrcttS mar 40 Sabre alt unb I'M.
pcrbcirntbct.
@oIbbrGnoe.
Sn Sreperid' County, So, luiitben
ieit Somitog Worgcn @al0brGnbe,
oic groBcn S6aocn mnrihten.
Gerungliid t o0cr ermor.
0ct2
Gtc pcrItiimmcltc 2eihe zines Wn'
lottcn, NomcnS Ho6ert 0Iafe, muroe
I'M Sonntog Worgen in Der Gdbe
bon Summit Yoint, M..@a., aui oen
@clciicn Scr n9oltimore-S biosgabn"
oufgciun0cn. GS lit 5tpeifelboit, Oh
CT nerungliidtc ooer in cinem Streit
ans omitag abcno cridlagen puroe.
Gin Moro.
Sm Soipitol SIT glueiielo, @..gc.,
lit Charles 9romll, Elm 8eihGftsrel.
icnocr, orei S1uBtuunoen erlegen,
Die Scr Shmieo Senrp Megtem bon
@itten'S DILL, So, linn BORT an
SamItog bcibrahtc. Mfc9teu bate
9ropn'S @attiu belcibigt uno iboB
9rotpn, ais oieicr i'm bespegen 5llr
9ieoe lteltc. Mcgtep bot lid ms @e.
birge geiliidtct.
Gntf il brtcn cinen Gnaben.
Sn @ilmington, Gel, iprroen &c.
itcrn 5ipei beutife 2anbitreider. Wa.
mems @ilbclm 3obr unb Soiepb 9ols
but, ouf Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin Der.
bnitet, am Somitog gbeno oen neltn.
iobrigen ahlltin 9cnnett, Sobn oes
9obn . Selcgrapbiitcn gnmert 6.
Bennett bon Sabre DC Grace, entiiibrt
SIT babcn. Der Silngc nilrbe su Gogez
moor, Gel, auf einem Gradt5uge in
@eieaidoit ser beioen Cramps" maf.
g%eTunoen. Gie beioen 9eutiden mur-
Den gcitern gbeno mad Sapre De
8race 5lriidgebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23

Gon5ert in @ dimef Sal.
c. - Die Sdiiler bon Hrof. Srebe.
rid ". Sdinocle gaben seitern
gbenb in Sd)imed's Saae an Broad.
man, nabc GogcritroBe, ein groBes
CONCERT, bel Incident cir reihbalti.
ges mo glltcs Trogramm our gbre
Iomobl Scr Sd)iilcr, pie Der 2ebrer
oericlbcn burdgeiiibrt nrrbe.
5euer. = s(uf unbefannte8e
entltano geltcrn friib, furs nod 2
ltbr, in eincmSinter5immer oes 3pei.
ten Stodwcrfs oer@obniins bon SRI.
aatc Megnsfer. Mr. 500, MihlanS.
Tpenue, Seiter, ipeldles einen Sda.
ben bon $50 anridtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23
Sreeburger'g
@rflGrurd a.

&idtcr g.. S. 5reburaer bonn
Stener : gppellationsgeridt crfl6rte
aeItern, ooB or .iid poiitip tpeigerc,
in ser IbidGtung oes @crtbes fiir
Eripilegien gu b%anoeln, ebe ser lett
i'm Stabtgcriht i6mcbenoe 1aG ems.
giiltig bonn Staats Expectations
8eridt entidieocn ici. 9as Ippcla-
tionsgeridt babe lettcs Sabr entid)ie.
Den, bab bas Stelter $ Expectations
@eridt i'm Srrtbum mar ilnb ba6er
fpole er bon ser ridtigen geictliden
Mutoritdt beratben iein unb 10 gIen
geaeniiber gerc6t banoeln fonnen.
Hrbeiten an Der Eratt-
Strabe.
sgeItern besannen Die arbeiten an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-23
SuBc 0aitc.

&ricoSiefretdr Soft l,nb 6lottenicfrc,
tGr @onoparte bic Sauptrconcr
bel Der SobrcSpcriommlung ser
Gipilbienit &~cform,@ cieQidoft"
in Scr DMcG "-Sroucr.
9ci6liiiic gclcgcntliG bCs 9lblc-
benS bon Garl S6ur5.- Gie 9c.
tenpabl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
NEW YoRK'S GARBAGE.
Dumped So That It Is Washed to the
New Jersey Coast

Tho War Department has decided that 1t
has authority to abate the nuisance COM
planned Of by the residents of the coast re-
sorts OF New Jersey, which is caused by the
dumping of garbage from New York city
into the Atlantic ocean at a point where 1t
may be washed back on the shores of New
Jersey. In an opinion on the subject, the
Secretary of War says that while the limit
of jurisdiction of a country over adjacent
seas Is usually considered to be the three
mile limit it is nevertheless true that
many states have in their municipal, laws
assumed Jurisdiction over a wider zone of
coast seas than three miles In defining Of
lenses against their revenue laws, and 1t
would seem that they might with equal
propriety assume such wider Jurisdiction
for the purpose of protecting harbors.
The Secretary says further that 1t would
be reasonable to hold that by the pro-
vision of section l of the act Of June %,
1888, authorizing the selection by the super
visor of the harbor of New York OF place
of deposit Of the prohibited matter outside
Of the harbor of New York In wa
ters adjacent thereto. Congress intended to
authorize and did authorize the selection of
a place of deposit sufficiently remote rot
only to protect the harbor OF New York
against distractions to navigation. which
is the primary purpose of the act, but in
cident thereto to conserve 1.-The sanitstio
Of the harbor and that of adjacent coasts. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
FORFEIT COLLATERAL.
Ice Cases In Police oourt-UnIoading
q Barge.

Ice Cases In Police oourt-Unloading
Barge.
Five cases involving alleged violation OF
the weights and measures law In connection
with the sale OF Ice, were presented In the
Police Court today. the defendants being
drivers OF wagons for independent ice
Dealers They were arrested in the south
east section Of the city yesterday by As
sistant Sealer Howe. The names of the
defendants. the charge against each OF
them and the collateral they forfeited in the
Police Court today follow: Zachary w. Hal
ley, falling to weigh ice. SO; William B.
Sayre, failing to weigh Ice, IS; Morris
Bloom, using unsealed and untested scales.
so; George Cole, failing to weigh Ice, so;
George Mahoney, failing to weigh Ice, SO.
The big seagoing barge Idaho will COM
plete the unloading of her cargo OF Ice for
the American Ice Company at the 9th street
wharf tomorrow and win, 1t Is understood,
load a cargo OF coal for a New England
port She Is one of the largest vessels ever
in this port, and when she sailed from
Bothbay, Maine, she had aboard about
$500 tons OF ice. Coming down the coast
nearly 1900 tons. The barge is a steel
hulled vessel and was formerly the steam
ship Texas. owned by the Merchants and
Miners line She was converted into a
barge several years ago. but this Is her
first visit to this port Another barge, the
Kepnebec, which will carry q cargo of
about 5000 tons, will bring ice here within
the next ten days or two weeks from a
port on the coast of Maine.
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FOR PLACES IN PHILIPPINES.
Examinations to Be Held for Clerks
and Teachers

The civil service commission is again ad-
vertising an examination to secure eligi-
bles for the position OF clerk and teacher
in the Philippine service. to be held
August % and % next I'll is stated that
appointments are usually made at the
salary OF $1,000 a year but In case of ex-
ceptional qualifications the entrance salary
may be more In general women will not
be allowed to take the examination. but
wives. immediate relatives flancees OF
men examined at the same time or al
ready employed will be allowed to take IL
and viii be given preference In the ap-
through whom they are admitted to exRmi-
nation pass and receive appointments.
The age limit is eighteen to forty on date
of examination. Each applicant is re-
CURED to take an examination In eight
subjects a preliminary to an examina-
ton In one or more optional subjects. al
though 1t Is not necessary TO take sec
ond examination.
The examinations will be held IN tho
District of Columbia and various places
throughout the country.
The civil service commission has an
nounced also an examination for the posi-
ton OF fish culturist I'm the bureau OF fish
cries. at salary of from $40 to 800 a
year, to be held August 8. On the same
date an examination for the position Of
male Interpreter OF the Syrian Greek and
Bulgarian languages. at q salary OF $1,000
a year, viii be held. - ~
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HEALTHFULNEss OF TRADES.
Proposed Inquiry by the Bureau Of
Labor.

Il.
By the end OF the summer the bureau OF
labor will have found out whether there Is
enough information already collected in the
United States to warrant thorough study
of trade conditions with relation to health.
II so it will begin the work. and probably
will turn I'D a mass of interesting matter.
Already some Of the experts are engaged
In the preliminary work. They are going
over the records of the labor unions, the
workmen's benefit associations and the data
OF the insurance companies.
What is wanted ultimately Is to find what
trades are particularly hazardous. whether
there are particular diseases incident to
any particular trade what is the percent
age Of accidents in different callings, and
what Is the best way to guard the laborer
by protective legislation.
The work has not more than begun, for
there is question whether the sick and &C
cident records of the beneficial societies are
long enough or full enough to be depended
on for information. But If they are the SUBJ
ject will be taken up and made the basis of
a special report
The railroad ORGANIZATIONS managed to
get through at the recent session the first
federal statute on the subject of employ
ers' liability" Several. in fact. nearly all,
of the states had local statutes on the SUBJ
5ect, but there was no uniform statute COW
ering the whole country. and In some places
the old common law still obtained, and the
railroads could shift responsibility on the
plea OF negligence of fellow servant"
This meant simply that the railroad was
not responsible for an accident that oc-
CURED through the negligence Of a laborer.
Now. however. this defense will not be good
In the railway business, and 1t Is thought
that other extra-hazardous trades can be
protected by similar legisla ton If the pro-
posed Investigation Of the bureau of labor
shows that particular trades are especially
conducive to sickness. injury or death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
AS STUDENT orr1cERa
Detailed to tho Signal School at Fort
Leavenworth.

The foilowing-named officers are detailed
as student officers at the United States sig
nal school. Fort Leavenworth. Kan:
Capt. Irving ]. Carr. 18th Infantry: First
Lieut.. Alden c. Knowles, 18th Infantry;
First Lieut.. William N. Hughes jr. 18th
Infantry; First Lieut.. william r. standi-
ford I'd Infantry: First Lieut. Edwin J.
Nowien, LIST Infantry: First Lieut. David
A Lindsay. LIST Infantry: Second Lieut..
Benjamin ID. Foulois. 1Tth Infantry.
The following named officers are detailed
as student officers at the United States stan
college, Fort Leavenworth:
Capt James A Ryan, 18th Cavalry; Cart
Ora e. Hunt. 18th Infantry; Capt Howard
R. Hickok. 18th Cavalry: Capt Henry F.
Eames, 10th Infantry; Capt George f
BaltzeIl, 9th Infantry; Capt Seaborn G.
Chiles. 18th Infantry: Capt Matthew T.
Hanna, Sd Cavalry: Capt. Theodore A.
Baldwin. jr.. Sth Infantry; Capt. Arthur T.
Conger. 18th Infantry: First Lieut.. william
T. Merry, 23d Infantry; First Lieut.. Dun
can X. Major, jr.,- 14th- Infantry; First
Lieut.. E. Holland Rubottom, 9th Cavalry:
First Lieut.. William II. Winters. 18th Cav
airy: First Lieut.. Samuel r. Gleaves ist
Cavalry: First Lieut.. Frederick s. Young
23d Infantry; First Lieut.. Clarence o. Sher-
ril, Corps OF Engineers; First Lieut.. Greed
F. Cox 11th Cavalry: First Lieut.. Shelby c.
Leasure, Doth Infantry; First Lieut. Walter
Kruger, 2Sd Infantry; First Lieut.. Kerr T.
Riggs 14th Cavalry: First Lieut.. John b.
Barnes. 18th Infantry; First Lieut.. Walter
H. Smith, Sth Cavalry