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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
THE LONGW0RTHS TAKE
TEA WITH THE KAISER.

Kiel. June 25,--Emperor William in-
vited Congressman and Mrs. Long
worth 20 take tea with him ON board
his Amerlcan-built yacht Meteor this
afternoon Mrs Longvorth said that
one Of the objects OF the visit Of her
husband and herself To Kiel Was 70 see
the yacht she had chrisieued. AZ the
dinner yesterday evening on board the
Hamburg the emperor took out Prin-
cess Eltel. and other ladies followed
without escorts because % was diiii-
cult for the court marshal 20 arrange
their order Of precedence. The prin-
cesses sat opposite the emperor ON
her left was Prince Auguste OF Prussia.
fourth son OF the emperor, and on the
princes left sat Mrs. Longworth. on
the emperor's right was the wife Of the
grand admiral. Won Hos;er. and on
his left Baroness Won Tschirsky wife
Of the foreign secretary
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GOES OVER UNTIL AUGUST g.
Understood That Question OF
Hluher Wages or Cessation Of
Work win Come Up Then.
- Emery and County Attorney In
Camp Tcday-Riotcrs Have
Preliminary Hearing.
,s,sc,a, to the 'News.")

,.,bam. June 25.--There Is mucn
,-s,rslon IN Bingham today over the
sa,ncement that the local miners
-, branch OF the Western Fed
. '.,on Of Miners, on Saturday night
.,,a down the proposition OF a walk
49,, Of all labor In the camp.
:, believed that this action viii
%, with hearty approval from all
&c and that the miners viii proat
=, ,,a long run as a result Of THIS
-. However II has been learn
- f-,r, salt Lake that the mineowners
"a 5,cided to stand together as man
"a M, grant a single concession to the
lion Il, is a fact that they have made
s.ar,rstions 10 shut down all proper
~, rather than yield to the demands
:, ,ns miners. The latter are aware u
mi. and contemplate another tfial py
ro,lnr on the proposed strike once
more the next time on Aus g.
RIOTERS IN COURT.
sheriff Emery and County Attorney
~bristensen arrived IN camp TINS morn,
,ng The latter having In his CUSTODY
NJ. Rombino. SllO Serene ana Gay
pepple charged with riot and ihtlill-
A",ior These were the men VINO were
sccused OF leading the rioters out OF
mo Mcndenhall grading camp lew
Sovs ago They have SINCE been IN ihe
coyntv iaIl and were taken before jus
,ice lee OF Bingham. Repple was DIS
sN.rsed but a is certain that the 9TH
Or two will be held to the action OF nc
district court. and that tney WIN pr
taken back 90 Salt Lake TO De placed j"
jail again.
ITALIANS TO BE ARRESTED.
Tho investigation shows a bad state
n, arairs IN the grading camp, and IN
he district. an daccording 10 Oounly
i,tornev Christensen a large numoef
:, Troublesome Italians are TO be ar
.ss,eA and prosecuted Tor paiuclpt'
49,, In the strike and INDUCING IN
ir,lmldation tactics generally.
BrNGHAMs OPEN SEWER,
County Attorney Christensen is max
irr an official investigation OF me
COMPLAINT OF Or. Beatty, secretary OF
Inc state board OF health, who com
mains that Bingham residents are max
nc an omen sewer OF the creek running
Sc,rn the main canyon, 10 the detrl-
men, ~ the health OF hundreds OF peo-
ple. Residents here do not agree WIN
the doctor. They say the creek nas
been a great blessing to them anu l .l, ,,
without Il the raising OF children "onlu
he an impossibllity In the camp Inc
creek. II is admitted, is used as an
omen sewer. but the contention Is .haI
n ls the only thing that can be done
under existing conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
SPEAKER CANNON DELIVERS
LECTURE TO HOUSE MEMBERS

washirftor. June Speaker Cannon
delivered mild lecture io the members
of tff house today by stating ttat On
tsrse closing DAYS ~ The present session
NOR business q vital .a..ortsnce 90 the
ration would De- transacted than BOZ tl.
tfrce months previous. and IL Wss abs0-
mttiv ncc.rsary that cicse attention BE-
Given 0n ihs part OF members 90 the
buslrses boz hand which could not BE- done
unlees order Del observed
pv unanimous consent 10 vas decided
mai ~ house shCui ~ tonight from =
v1tu M O'clock 20 consider In committee
ef me whole the hill 90 simplify the
law IN relation % the collection - rev
M payne IS " stated that there we're
q rumbsr " members who believed thai
tbey had messages 20 deliver % the coun-
try ana q had been decided % permit po-
ifcal speeches n b. made on the above
hiu
After an agreement that II The immiFra-
tion IAN D. not completed today u shall
not loss 10 proved character hecause ~
the understanding relating 20 The revenue
I'm ths house agreed on recess from s
until ! O'Clock. when general debate viii
be IN order.
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HARTMAN RUM0R.
u Is 10 the Effect That He Wants Con.
troll Of Street Railroad.

owing 70 the fact that the Improvement
sohos q the Utah Lgh, a Railway COM
'any are now on the market and several
hs'sn syndIcates have been looking into
ne proposition the ttory has gained
itdenos IN certain quarters that Y ".
hartman IL after the controlling inter.
~ IN the street car company. Tor the
~ ax weeks there have been several
i4ttern agents here on divers occasions
s,ag over the books and slsng No the sit
sau?n and AZ the present tine Judge IL
ssho Young. counsel for the road. IL IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
NEGROES ON CANAL.
Governor Of Bahamas VIII Invest igute
Complaints by Them.

New York. June q Passengers arriving
here today from Nassau on board the
steamer Niagara brought information o.
the effect that the governor u the BAHIA
mas had left Nassau 90 Iuvegugato re-
ported complaints 90 negro labofers who
have been employed ou the Panama ca
nal The lab1rffs upon returning home
said hat they had MOI been paid for their
work on the .sthmus The passengers ssld
10 ls generally believed a. Nassau that
the negroes were paid. but that theE
sIuaudeucd their earnings ar The isthmus
complaints boz question fo account frr their
lack % funds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
CAPT. AUBREY CROKER DEAD

New York. June ga dispatch
from Cohasset. Mass. 10 the Herald
says that cant Aubrey Croker Co
years old one Of the best known
yachting shippers 90 America. died
there yesterday OF Brights disease. in
lisa be was chosen Co sail the Puritan
and remained on this boat for some
years afterWarl lie sailed on the
Volunteer and Mayfower 40 the cup
races DOB an advisory capacity lie
has figured iu almost every important
race since the Puritan came out and
was i1 the latter one season after she
Won tlo cup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
KNIGHTS OF 81. JonN.

Buffalo y. y. June l5-The tWen-
ty-spyeuth annual convention OF the
Knights OF 81 John convened here TO-
day following e pontihcal mass cele-
brlted by Bishop Charles H. Cotton DO
st. Louis church. The Rev. Father
". F. Fallon provincial. # the Oblate
order ia the United States. preached the
sermon. This afternoon there Will be
parade in which 5000 members of the
order are expected to participate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
PANAMA LOCKS
VIII be Designed by supt Of Sault sic
Marie Locks.

Washington June 2l-Jofcph " Rip
ley. general superintendent Of the SAUL
ste Marie locks. has been named by
Chief Engineer John n. Stevens Of the
isthmian canal commission. az special
engineer for work IN designing and con.
structing locks on the Panama canal.
Ernest Howe ~ the United ,iaiei
geological survey has been appointed
geological engineer for work on the
canal zone. and viii san for Panama OF
July Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Wimbledon. Eng, June .5--The lawn
tennis championship games opened here
today and win last the best part OF
fortnight so less than 6S players ere
entered for the mems championship.
Amreica Is represented in this contest
by Raymond D. Little and Kreigh Col
Inns The former was early On The
field. and was easily successful IN tho
round. beating a. W. Sawyer IN three
straight sets The scores were Gel. Co.,
6-l.
Collins later won an equally easy vic
tory over H. r. Patterson by three se;s
10 none Scores. 6-l. 81. g..
Reals q. Wright was among the
spectators His injured hand Is im-
proving
Miss sutton Of Pasadena. Cal. VIII
defend the title OF lady championship
and meanwhile will participate IN 'he
mixed doubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
AFTER AUToMoBHIsTs.

New York. June 2l--Iu au effort. Goo
lessen the number Of Sunday auto
riDbile accidents On this clty Police
Commissioner Bingham equipped two
squads " police with hlgh powered
touring cars yesterday ana sent them
out 90 arrest an vi0iators OF the speed
law. The policemen were att.rel Don
the latest summer styles of sutom0-
bile apparel Before uighUaI they
had made % arrests of chaufcurs ana
oVnNs. 500 cash bail being required
in each Instance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25

through the rear door with a Jimmy,
and broke through a glass door at
the rear of the salesroom and abstract
"a tray Of precious stones locked IN
secret drawer under the show case
The sale room Is well lighted az the
front. but not AZ the rear and the rob-
hers ayailed themselves Of the uncer-
tain light 10 ply their scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS.
They Are 90 Have a Building AZ the
jamestown Exposition.

Norfolk. Va, June G-The United
Daughters Of the Conftderagy q The
United states are 20 have a building AZ
the jamestown exposition The commit
tee on WAYS and means from tfe Virginia
d.slslon. ~ meeting iu Richmond sat-
urday discussed O. plan for lfra1giHg ihe
q thD fb0 daughters iu fhf country
make 4 contribution u % cents c0ltiiul-
tors o. have c-r.s n Admission which viii
entItle them 20 an cQlricgcs 90 the uu.Id
ing Al the close ~ the exposition r is
pf0r0scd 90 sel the building fhc BRO
ccods Oh 60 in'o The general treasury ~
ne United nauFhtsrs ~ ne CttfeiTacy
me- president n which. Mrs Elizabeth
George Henderson ~ Guifport Miss has
eItpr boo official endorsement t1 th-
building movement
ma cost " fhs hg.ld.rc and tle s.ts Cor
the sane have not been determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
JsWELaY STORE ROBBED
OF Jcwclry Worth Two or Three Thou.
sand Dollars.

Portland. or. June AT ! o'clock
uls morning 70 was discovered by the
,iebtvatchman of Jasgcr Brothers
tsWelrv store on Morrison street be-
,ve.n Fourth and Fifth streets had
bs,n robbed Of between 1900 and SS.oco
worth Of Jevelry. The robbets did one
81 the neatest johs IN the police history
OF this city. They effected entrance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
NEW MEXICO JURORS.
Spooner Amendment That They Must
speak English Is Withdrawn.

Washington, June 2b,-The senate
today passed a bill regulating jury ser
vice in New Mexico after Senator
Spooner on behalf Of the judiciary
committee. had withdrawn the amend
ment suggested by the committee
which made il necessary that all lu-
rymen IN that territory should speak
the English language. Senator Spooner
is the author OF the amendment ana
he prevailed upon the committee To
accept II. He stated today that the
attorney general had told him that
in 10 out Of the % counties Of ne
territory Il would be utterly impots.-
bic to secure a jury II the amendment
should become law In those 10 coun-
ties II Is. he said. absolutely necessary
for the courts 10 employ interpreters
In an matters going before the jury.
lie therefore Withdrew Tn amendment
and asked that the bill be passed,
There was no objection ana The hiu
went through minus the amendment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
GREENE AND GkYN0R.
Their ExtraditIon Cost the Government
100000.

Washington. June .j.-lt coJ ne
government 100000 20 eXTadite
Greene and Gaynor and bring them
10 trial
This statemeut As contained Boo % let
ter written by Atty.-Gcn. Moody ''
Chairman TaVneE explaining r.,
quest FOR a deficiency appropriation ~,
this sum he says S22.5oo IS 90 he palu
10 foreign counsel iu this case.
"Thcr services be said, besa .
several years ago and were completed
during the current nscal year 1y inc
return Of Greene and Gaynor TO SaNan-
Iah for trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
FOREST RANGERS NAMED.
SPECIAL to the "NewaD

(speclal % the "NewSD
washington. d. c., June 25- Charles
y. Pool Of Dubois, A. z. Huitt OF Shell,
l. W. Hastaings Of Jackson. G. J. BARS
tow 81 Jackson. Fred Graham Of Jack
Ion. c w. Gleason OF Sheridan. Wyo..
. X. Mclean Of Laketown, l.. A. Har-
De Of Mount Wanger. Utah, c. r Smith
OF Naryvllle, Idaho, today were ap-
pointed forest rangers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
STANDARD OIL CASE.
Auurncy Who Prosecuted the Packers
Viii Conduct II.

Chicago. June. 2j.-Dlst-Atty g.. q.
Morrison who conducted the trial OF
the packers Tor tho government. an.
n1unced today that he had been ap.
pointed special counsel for the gov.
eminent t0 conduct the investigation
into the management Of the standard
on company and various railroads. and
had accepted the position
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
IDAHO AND wY0. PoSTMASTERs
special 10 the ''News.")

Especial 10 the "News.D
Washington. d. C.. June 25.-Post-
masters appointed:
ldaho-Luoerne. Fremont county.
Anton Edinger vice A. Z. Stephens.
retlgned
Observation-Disclosures. Matrona coun-
~ Iona Baker vice Blanche Meneice,
resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
TIE sIBERIAN rLoATEp.

otru. japan. June 2i-The British
steamer Dumbsrton. from san Fran
cisco. which was frozen in on The ST.
berian coast. has been foated, and has
arrived az this port. Two thousand
tons Of the cargo have been saved The
steamer viii proceed 90 Nagdsah Tor
repairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
The CASE OF BOOTH.
Said That Charges Against Him VIII
Fall Flat In the Senate.
Especial 10 the "News.'O

Washington, y. c., June 25.-The HI
ram =. Booth nomination was report
81 10 the executive session o. the sem
nte late Saturday evening and II there
s. an executive ses ion again today Il
VIII come up for consideration Il Is
expected that there VIII be a contest on
the floor Of the senate but lnasmuch as
ell charges Of corruption made against
booth were entirely disproved. IN the
judgment Of the committee, they viii
fan Nat on the floor. Booth viii be
confirmed. but L may be that final ac-
lion VIII not be taken 20 day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
rwo YEARS ron mLEGNLvorING

Kansas city June = John Tcrlev and
John House pleaded guilty in che criminal
court herr TODAY no voting Illegally ut fhe
recent city election. and each vas SEN
Fesle- has served a sentence in the New
IsTtey pcnlitnuafy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
LABOR IN POLITICS.
Priest. Gompcrs' Advice Bears Fruit in
New York,

New York June 2f-Tbe advice o.,
President Gompers o. the American
Federation Of Labor 20 the affiliated
unions 90 20 into Independent politics
ls likely % be- followed By other bodies
ln .hls city Than Che Central Federated
union The ars ~ tho outside bodies
haa been started under the name "
the Abraham Lilcou Democratic
league % which Alexander Law. ~
the brotherhood ~ Carpenter Is
chairman.
The platform declares for direct nom-
nations of al candidates. including
postmasrtrF. the single tax on land
values. and against the private owner
ship o. public utilities. Chairman
Law declared the movement national
ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
GUILTY ICE DEALERS.
Fined $4,000 Zach and Scut to the
Morkhousc.

Toledo. o.. June 25.--Fye ic' deaf
crs representing local companies Were
sentenced in common pleas court l'-
dan 10 pay a fine Of $1,000 each. ano
Zach man to serve one year lu the
porkhouse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
RooTH.TUcKER MARRIED.

London June E-Commandcr Booth.
Tucker and Miss Minnie Reid we're MAY
rtd today af the Sahatku Armys eta
d.L Southampton Gen Booth 1fiaafef
only relatives and hFh officers % ths
salvation Army Ncre present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
RECEPTION OF BRYAN,
Mayor Tom l., johnson Accepts in'i'
tatlon TO Preside.

New York. June 25.-Mayor Tom t.
johnson OF Cleveland has accepted a.
invitation 10 preside at the reception
TO William J. Bryan In Madison Square
Garden on Mr.. Bryan's return 90 This
country. Henry Watters0n wji deliver
an address on behalf Of the south and
Alexander Troup OF New Haven. conn
VIII speak IN the name OF the cast
The name OF the speaker for ths west
has not been announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25
LOGAN FEDERAL BUILDING.
The Omnibus Bill Carries an Item OF
$4,000 for II.
Especial 10 The tNews"l

Washington, D. C.. June 25.--The ON
nious public building bIl reported to-
say carries items Of $4,000 for new
public building at Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25

!, few lines of type, beginning min b %nas
s .hs untanglc tangles ana 'o''e
yiddIes In your daily NE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-25

You order your oyn personal sGppiy
OF bad luck day by day. Simply 20
fail 90 read the ads. will usually keep
your supply from running short
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
SdliffSnadlridltcn.

2i5arb, s.. gpril. = Eoiiirt linh
bier Die Sompfer .YorOeour," bon
Neip'Oorf nad Sabre, nGoiiel," bon
baltimore nad Bremen, uno .@e.
ltcrnlono," bon Heu- Yorf uad gnt.
iucrpen unternegS.
Soutb a nj y 0 II, s. april. =
Nllgefommen lit bier Der Sompier
.Nclu- Oorf" BON Nem-g)orf.
MopiIle. 7. gpril. - Der Gam.
pier columbia" bon Glasgow iette
lcirle Sobrt nod Gem'Yorf tort.
2pnbon, s.. april. = Ger Gam.
pier 1Oteioba" ging bon bier na6
NeD.Oorf ob.
NucenStoiu II, 8. gpriI. = Der
Compiler ultmbria" BON 2ipcrpool
ilbr nod Neip'D ort meiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
NnfregcmSe Secmcn bel chem granbe
it in Gittsbnra.

Gittsburg, Ta., 8. Ipril, =
@Gbrcno zines beiite fritz gegen 2
llbr IN @riener's 9Gderei, Ger. 1888.
5. Ipenntc, misgcbrodenen Se,iers
iprang Sri. g. s. Fitzgerald aus eli.
ncm 5enIter I'M britten Stodiperf unb
erlitt pabrlfeinlid t0otlibe Ser
lcbltngen. Sic lief olf oen Yoli5iiten
Charles Sops, weldcr iie oufsufan-
gelt pcriudte, llto aud) bieier tplroe
ld)rpcr perlett. Sri. Yearl Carr, cine
onbcre 9elpobnerin oeS 8eb1uoes,
rettetc iid), inoem ite nit einem Gipoe
oui Dem Irme eincn engen Soriprung
e~ntlong aif Elm anitoBenoes @eb1loe
tlettertc. Der 9rano nuroc ourdJ
cine Natlrgas . grploiion i'm Seller
ucruriad)t. Der mngeridtete pef1i.
ni1re Sbaben lit gering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
appeI1irt iir Ginwonoe.
rCr.

Grlitt me @ranbs
mnnben. Charles @oQmon, "a
Sabre alt, bon 9(lton, Sis, cir gns
geIteater Scr ,Nipiion @loS-Gomp.,"
Gde bon Sort Ipenle lln0 2oiurence.
Strobc, %itiir5te geitern iriib fiir5
nod 6 llbr in Cit nit helper slide
geiiilltcS God mo erlitt ldlimnlc
SroilSmunben an SGnben uro Sit
zen. Gr murhe in Ser Imbula15 bes
iiiolid)en 9iitrifts nod Dem nMorp-
lono llniperiitGts Spipitol" ge6roht.
Goldman, Der in Baltimore nod fei.
ne @obnung 1ot, lit crit porgeIteril
bon ser nNipiion @los 60" onge-
ltcnt ipurben.
YI6blt6cr Rob SRI. Win-
ME MILLER, bic q Sabre alte Sod)ter
oes Srn. Midoel Miillcr bon Nr. 7.
Noro-@oibington.S traBe, itorb &C.
ltern Worgcn fllrS nod A llGr in Dem
aoitbauie beg Srn. 2eopolo S. Sitter,
Nr. 2005, Sairmountsg penlie, plot-
lid. Coroner Or. Gorltbers belt cine
llnteriuhilng ab uno entidieO, oai
Elm Sersid)lag uno eit 8ebirnidlae
ibrem 2eben elm Gnbe bereitrte. Sri.
Miiuer ~erfranfte am SamItag Ibenb
gegen Q ltbr an Der ode Der 8ap, uno
9altimore.S traBe unO iuiiroe in be-
ipuBtloiem 3llitanoe in elmer &uti6e
nad) Der @obnung oes Srn. Sitter
gebradt.
sd arplGnbe r g er g er.
einigung." = Sic ,WarplGnbcr
9ader-Sereinigung" belt ont Cant
ita9 abeno in grnIt Sabn's Sa0e.
@aps, nabe GarolinesS traBe, ibre re-
gelmaBige 8eriammlung inter Dem
Soriibc bcs Srn. Seinrid) Berger
uno Der Hrotofoafiibriing oes Srn
Sobn 2ebr ab. geidyioiien muroe
LIN Mai Gin Yicnic 81 peranitalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

a%lltlrte mo ols 9~abrtud)trGger nut
girten Die SS. Sacob HltB, s. @iin-
tber, SboS. Some, s. @errid, Mlops
<nfel uno Geo. @ilier. llnter Sen
pielen 9hlmengeminoen, melde am
@rabe n~ieoergelegt mlr0cll, beianoelt
lih lolde bon 5. $. StroliS, Srmu s.
@mcinbarot, u. Bob, Sen Ginocrn,
i. Stidel, Srou Sieterle, Sp. anedt,
u. &rails, Nug. @romcr, ser 2ofol-
llnion Ser Maid)iniiten uno Sei5er,
Srn. $. aubit Sru. 9. Cougar u1o
ben WaihiniIten uno Sei5crn Ser
n9arlep : Farf 9rmlcrci. Irml
Steioe mar in Baltimore am ~. gpril
1864 geboren ulb idloB i'm Sabre
1888 ben eliidlidcn gbebuno nit
ibren nunmebrigen @ittper. Sic
binterlGBt auBcr ibm brei S6bnc, sic
S&. Gobcrt, Seiurif) l,no aorl Stei-
De, uno cine Sod)ter, Sri. Sbcreie
Steioe. Die 2eidpnbeItatter Sp. Sars
Ser lno Sobne leiteten sic 0eeroi.
gllng.
Gbiltppine 9cd.
Som Srauerbauic Nr. 20t4, Ii6.
lano apeuule, aus iano geitcru Nodt
mittag Die Seeroigln9 Ser Srou Ybi.
lippine 9cd itott. goltor s. Som,
mcrlatte omtirte uno ais 9abrtlld)tr1.
ger flungirten iefS Gnfel ser Eerltor.
bcncn, nGmlid @ilbclm uno Sobonm
Mlltd)iloer, Sp. Semi, W. Yed, Su.
Bed uulb z. SORT. &iele id)one @lu.
mengcminOe mlrocl an @rabe nic.
bcrgclcgt. Srau Bed, qcb. Gnut,
mar in @uben geborcn uno fam Dor
% Sobren nod Nmerifo. S6r @otte
0ing ibr Dor flint Monaten i'm Sooe
poran. Sic bintcrlGbt bier SG6ne
llno ieds S0dtcr, ionic % gnfeItin-
Der uno cine Sdnpeiter.
SultuS Iictrid.
Sr. Sllitlis Oiotrif, ser an 5.
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