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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
GbcIapcafc Nampfcr. Gumpagnic.

UBefapeafe' Gtuic.
Gle11nie Ydidgicr Snl1ptcr sNlgniia" mo
rNltldniu" nad
Sip Yuiut Comfort nno Nuriulf, Ia.
Sampler p~erlnilcn Baltimore tiplih tnnsGe
numnlcn SonniuGa) nm $50 Mbellos mo I0iIl'
nieit ut SIp Foint Comfort nm u llDr WtorgeltS
uno in Gorioli NM 7l5 Wiorgeno an. aridlie
bend on ole @iIenhnbn8iiae mad allen FliniielI
oce SiocTts uto SitnpcitcHs.
WUrt'NiuersIinic.
Gleannie Yd'tapier q Sunip'cr oSbarloite" mo
Baltimore"
nadl Speits Fuiut NIB Widlmuno, va.
Sampler ~Oerlniiei dltimOlc 6ienitda. Son'
nerlidg mo Snrtiiag I'M = ubr NnbmliinQs
lIrn %tonlineit in gSeit.EuiHt nm 1850 uHo IN
Midmunn nm go WtorNeuS an,
guHlpfcr lcgeu in @loucciter Fpint, Gl1Ds
(Gnf mo Nllmonb'S S2erite In Gciocn Ridiil'
Oeu (bci gilniii0cm gSeiier) an.
Tampicr ~Ueriaiien Baltimore Uom Vter Hr. TX
NIB ~, rnbem Heritc.
Snrdlf Niileie nab allen Vlniiell tnllllet Aei
iideri. Gepdd nifQcgeben Ito Stdliitellil nlrler
i'm Horaus referbtri lDeroeIL IN ben hteiigeIi
Nincl Alrrunr: Tr. 40, Cit Baltimore StraRe,
". ~. Mubion, NGeni. 9r. ~, Et'Snltimore'
etra6e. ober ben SGlptsfiireullr Hr. go,
Giant eirnfc. baltimore, Wlo.
9icrbcn Huiter, e.. =. 6btent,
Sen. HeIDait5iibrer. @ett. sB1il ateri NNeHt.
I. 8. MitTanmel, 3hli5' Sen 'Fufi. sgeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
Sanitats6cridt.
&clIGbuiten mieOer ouf ioit normo
lem Stun0. - 9tlr 2 Sn0eaiGQc

&cudbllIten lpieoer oui init nornlo-
lem Stunb. - Atur ? ~SpOeaiGQe
in Der leBtcn Nod)e. - NOd 1roBc
Opier Scr Slm0cncnt5iin0ung.
Ser Gcll6buiren lit en0lid I'M 9lbs
nebmen bcgriifen. In Der Ucrilollc-
men &ode itorbcn MIR > Sinner an
Der Selthe mo Is murOcn bios 3
telle Grfrontlng3fGlle 0cntclbct. &nl
@on5en crei9nCtcn lid III Der Iebten
gSod)e ,23t Snbesiaue IN baltimore,
ge9ell 23l III Der aleidlOuienocn
Mohe oeS &orjobreS, 236 in 1901
un0 POO IN 1903. Gie Sterblihfcit3s
Tote mar '2t.l5 pro 1000 Der 8r.
iommtt-9 toGlferumg, 1881 fiir Die
MeiBcn ur6 33.GS fiir Die AtcNer.
8pu ben 8eItorbenen morcn % I'M
9lusionoc 0cborcn SO morcn lporcn
NeGer. &m r@op &iem-NipI" itorbcu
10, in 6o'pitGlern 20 II. III SnItitllten
10 Ecrionen; % Sn0llcitc mur0@t
0eboltcn. Nla 9cborcn mtr0cn no
meiBc ulO IL 9te1crtinocr 0cmcloet.
Gic bnuptiGd)Iiditrn So0cslrinhcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
YtnniDlbaniasBa9
BAD benz @efsn nmo WorbtH.

40 Ssrinkt enlpett'Stntion, ME Io'9t:
4itts Gpr@' er STtltoF Inn , S shitna, $40 sSs SGrm3'
.rs ga'S %a annie ( S5Trf iIajou.stotlou,. etaonts.
fg9'; @tms'm M, MP Ct sonis u.uu,
.ante 9'~ mnscio fp?" /, uasi ,,,nS,s non, ygsmmi'''
Id Ganm. lUen uhloh'Siaiiol), epieago
- I nm Sh. roH'S SLpteB.
''0o snenos (noh uIltoft'Stattor), Chicago
80 g ~ as f,,, ,n.nne,uu.m al.
gFprsg. ,,u.
S S1.%, HH0 Gle0elan0 H"0 Cincinnati 81.
Win Ri,,sb %adis mG'On'siafloH LBS Ra6is).
III yiHfts CluioH'SiaiiOu 1i,65 Radisl.
4'4o @lOrasns algleu,s tatlOH 4.44 UaOrsens).
taglid. mad S9d.Saeen,
~ ~ TSrm' SInlon'SiailSn so3 Form ,: taF
we; ino sSgdehiaae, ltad1 Hoheltsr.
LIZ Sorn,, tunlon : Stliion alLo6 Sorm-).
~ ysVns.aLmee' ndn Henooo lno Simlra. .
$40 Neruos. td9Ii3 C0uu unlon'Gtatlor). mac
s.5 55" WSsnos. ,8oIi6 bon ru,ou,e uoa
Gt'e ilno M9helierr,
NG3 WnnapoIts M3l 90l SntH1tiideS. %
SS"9n'''laa9 81 az s,S 8GSee"'aaeo' Son"iaSs, 'ol
gen unieh. Station,
san Tam Ebiaoeipp!a hno We,p'Yorf.
Dbl Sndln1 .eongretlrnai sinIittc," tdallh.
nut aelp.gort; Las, LOO l0O2 (-1i.Oh nmr
.elO gnrlO gtotaen9 Fl2,Oo. LAO. 400,
4SU, $50, a5o; LIP ~Sioelos, gSnaefiaeee.
somnl"He; 80 lo.92 SptHI. ,dsuo, l.oo,
n4uo. 421; ,ht2i f5o il26 a6enos. "a
g'ut lnO bnllnoclp0td 4.l0, $50, $40. 9.2v,
LOO Norm, 100. a0i, 4b7 1896 nnb
~ 1TS n; @4menlu9e' SonntaaS; ~
700 p,OtAelI9, 1'ul, 4.oG 'O.j1, G,4b @helos.
''1W SoIom ~ SorIi', sSobehidge; $50
aoCnoS. inRlltn.
'Fan Seimat hh9 gnlpiln9d9en Sfpilneiiplnt.
dsa al oet SeldnaterSlolitolt ,6.3b, LOO
g!DraellS, go. 4.b7 NatnI, gSodenfage,
M lhn Hoene9 lupilO,, o., ga. 80 -,
SeioihSlon erpteB. 80, 2,6l, b.l2 10, a56,
!43, SAD, va. 1884 Sornl3 l2uh, i2aS.
i63, 2i2 2l5; $40, 800. Dip, DO,
6oo, d!5. I.29 tL3b rlnltteo), Ia, $40,
s45. vlo' u1h, lV3o 'HoeloS RsoDefln9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
WcItcrn Wnr9lanS G%ilcnbnbm.

8ige b~erluiIen Silct'Gtdtioit ,pte ivigt:
~ SasiidI.
430 Moreen5 - G6uet8ua. Saaersiotpnt VI.
* III. s9labI uiio GI5senomtReH 5ouutda SaD
COZ mo G1unbersblrg.
2.b9 Tad6Ht. efiuNt. nab union' 1irtbJe.
1aaiid,, ausaenonufu Sunntaa.
100 WiorpciIs -Y1rf mo 8cttpsbnr9 Iftom.
SIC gio.eene-SaserSioipR uno Sbiepensbnro
Accommodation.
845 W,orgcnS-af.om. nan gettp stura nno
gurf.
tO.ib Norm. -9ffpm. md u~nioK-grioge.
$50 gtnbm.-slffum. nun @lDnoon. Uutf ura
". 4 8. Tto.
s4.5h gahm.--9rpreb mad SInnecn. SdaerS
ioluh, loiuie Sreoerid, 9mnIiiS5iirD. Sbtps
pcIls6ur9 (Pdrlur'9 SaGeon).
b.35gtudbm ~ goris 0rprGB.
GI6 N5enoS-Hiipm. nIf lluionsNriose.
II % sbeHos-Nfi0m. ndd llniousBrioae.
Sur SunntnsS.
$50 WnrSens-N iIom. rab uiiou'Irioae uni
Sdnpber.
10. 30 gbenoS-Ntfout. nab uniortgrioae.
Gilt Mot IN bee 9eltrin 'NOe. Citation an.
n. Hobertiou. @eHtratSef bdftSflbrer.
3. vi. psiptn. @elterdlsp u faatersEeeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25

8eri6t nm $4,000 SdoocncrlaB notb,
gSp III" Smitb in Nnflugcs
5u It per est.
Die 8robacld)porcncn lester &c.
tern oen notoriihen Ncqer Eoliti.
fer Som" Smitb IN NntIoge5uItonb,
meil oerielbe pngcblif) an Der Nep,
fobe eiltomitrnBe, Elm unoroentlidleS
Stats ibetreibt. 81, 3Gtqen trdten
geGen oen Neger oui.
|IiirteH ais Soppcr,W c@ alu
& 60. Sc h d lite tbuu.
Ridtcr Worri9 CAB gcitcrn cine
GntIhci0un9 ob, nod lupld)cr ra @eu.
g. Mc@uip, Sronf ". Soppcr imo
SameS 9, @aroen 0eltottet lit, III
3ufnnit pcitcr inter Dem 1Sirmer.
9tonlCn Soppcr, Wtc@oW II. So. Sc
idGftc 81 tbun. @etomtlid) eriuhtc
Die glder, Merroll II. Gon0it Comp.
bon Mem Oorf, mcldc in 1903 bic
oamoligc 6irmo George 81. Mc@om
II. SO. a%llSfuuitc, Oopon a%b5lboltcn,
ibren geocnlp1rtiocn 6irmu Nomcn
81 gcbralldcn.
NuS Scr 2 deiounq3.
nj ii blc.
Ridtcr &idea iprod) Dem Srn. &.
q. Tuuaros cine ubiolutc S6eioung
pom iciner @attilt Annic Nc. Gauuro&
ST. neil lie i'm ucrlollen bate. SIN
Sabre 1899 wiroe ooS Euor pcrbci
rdtbet.
a@orcin VI G tier il ii If.
gilbert SoItbcot, elm Normcgcr.
muroc pom guit6eS-G ommiii0r HoG
gers inter. Der Anihuloiaun1 ocn
9utoeS . @roBgeihiporcncn ii6crmiC.
icu, m1geblid) oltS elmer GinsGouor.
Note cine Slim Collar gtote Ourd)
bic fiiuitlcriihc 9IenOcrung Der 3ii.
ier 1 gcnlnd)t 5ll bobcn,
Sarmcr bancroft.
Charles &. Wouningcr, Elm Sormcr
bon @oibington = County, 5ei0tc im
9unoeS Iiitrift9 @crid)te ieincu
@onferott an. Seine Shulocn be
trogeu $715 uno icinc 0utboben
nidtS.
Sncorporirt.
Gie .Stinuer Sbipbuiloing onO
Trpood So" muroc nit cinem &upi'
tai bon $4,000 incorporirt. Die
Sncorporotorcn limo; @m. 8. Hopls,
Scnrp Nc, Morlboll, @nl. ". You-
eli, @alter &, 5bompion, Clos. 6.
=. Soricn Geo, ". Soplor uno @nl.
y. Goultoble. sl
ounces @roBgci duo
rcle.
Sic iolDcnOen @roB9eid)uorcnen
murocn fir Den Mpril Sermin 0c2
9unoes F Wcridts 9e5ogcn:
&. @rop, Nr. 433, Noro Gilmore
StroBe.
Sobn Z. Solldl Nr. $3.50, SinOen-
Ipenuc.
Charles 4. Worgan, Nr. PHO
GruiosSi1 gpe.
Sobn ". Sids, Screioro, 9nlti
moresGolntp.
Soiepb I. @cISlo9cr, Nr. 3l6,
Siio -9roabmop.
glorep s. Gonlou, Nr. 212, Sit-
9oltimoreItroBe.
g. 5, Ioler, Nr. SIC, Sit 9olti
nioreitroBe.
@m. Somlinion, Sails Hooo mo
3. apenue.
@m. $. SoueS, Mr. 325, @eIt-
2ombaroitroBe.
George ". gires, Nr. 1924, Dit
9iooleltrnBe.
George u. &cpuoloS, Nr. 207, Dit
Nortb Ipcnue.
Somuel Gccles, jim, 9tr. 1910.
Maoilon Muenlie,
Sbeooore g. Miucr, a.. III, So
loperltrnbe.
gomoro @blingcr, Hr. i514, Sit
9altimorcItrobe.
:. Mere0itb @ilor, Nr. $40, @il'
ionitroBc.
Nc. NJ. MiQa, Nr. 1913, Norb Mil
ton Npcnue.
George @. Gill, Tr. 1870, Goro
@oiicltrobc.
George &. Pieiiicr, Ger. S07, Siio'
grnnpmup.
Charles u. @eitb, Nr. 1109, Noro'
Stpubmap.
S,salnes &. Stcfport, Nr. 1882, 50,
monbion Ipenuc.
Goleb @ortgis, Nr. 1918, SIt.Ere'
Itonitrobe.
b. Sobn Z. 5bompion Nr. 2502, ct,
HaulitroBe.
Gomoro 9. Seen, 9tr. 1115, Bolton.
SiroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
65tablrt 1880.
WilGclim y. HciHbarSt,

ut. lob, WcItiIUhlD 'sITnBt.
Ncm'yorf claitildpc SrudDbanocr,
.l.E ubne Sober.
iUfnfn 3na mo giabt Gc'rnpen iueroen.
NmdJ ganocr,
iue!fie ME rotten. ie!0it 6ci'm 9'aoen nidjt.
Siefelben iin6 bon allen gler5ielt
beiieus eulpiOblcH.
Gr oericriipt nui Geitelmg. tpie nut Soger:
EGInlitrbdnoer, luterteibsbiuoen,
iuetdle nno SUiiftNcn Nrudbdnoer,
10 drrangiri bGB feline GecbricH Sttlnoeit heher5
Bl'ricber aefieIlt iino.
ellie grubbdnoer. 9anoOgen unn GuitrH
lncnte iperhen garnrtirt oab tie pniictl, uro
anfs GaMberf.e uHo Bette nraetertipt,
Tiir 1famtu iiuo 3imrrr
inter- Iuiiitbt BON Wde Neinbatot norbdtoeH.
lRo, Ieitpbou Gplrtlauo 1883,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
tr 9traNe, WelulUDrf, bc1iifm M
bcnicrn uno GjcIfnftS' Sifrift.

NpfnI SbInIlpd90ulIe lIno, letIl9 dIHI We'
bnub In eunloets mo WRt. ~Siditol nm
10 llbr IbeHos.
" nu6 Ntloutie. 6ih an sSodeniuGen; y.
nab AtiGnticsSitD iigltb. vile Shge bulfeIi
In gSilmiugiOn; Is bdlt inGhehcr.
Ehila. Nttum., GuunoellsS iatiou, $500, lS.ib
&orIl., 1890, 2G.l0 giudbnI. Nj. JohuI Ga,
?S.tO $500 Nurm, 1925, 2G.i5 Nndnt.
Nbcrocrn Ntfum, 6utlocn 9ihtiutt LOO
giudnI., 1910 sbcHos; III. No0al Gtaiion.
2t.0h sA6m.. $G.t5 AbenoS.
Acierpirina bon Jtlum In S6lnf ODER. Var.
lurfg9naAOnS. Gpeifcf Jdicn etc. tperoen itneu
beforpi per Scirpbuu IN alien %iulaencen billet
liirrnrr: Charles lno SHrGfoNa Sirake, 9.&
q. glu'ic 1870, noer Wih. 9onrtlnno 1901 VT.
liObnl SidtioH, e. & y. M. SerIlon 3l23:
0unlhells Giuiioh 9uiormdticUs Viireau. g.. X Y.
SomiI t20. ooCr Mo. Gourtinro 272G. Ito Hr.
Il2ii. Glib llrpnblpnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
Baltimore Nampf Yafct So.
{eiltc NIB 6uuerldiiinc Sat2inie.)
Ole Aer. StuaicIts lSuit bel0r6erIo.
Tanipier ,giraimin" tucu), rNlabamn,"
tJrnrniu.H .ycuurIjrr

NGtV HNo dNuttinlWOc VHuclNltJ
Ole Ner. StunicIts lSuit bel0r6erIlo.
Tanpfer uV'irainin" tncu) rNlubantn,"
@surain," r2cnnriec."
Sdnlpfer tnDrcn ldalih. Gonltags nuS9etonl'
men, bon ben nVni linie. "GierS. 9tr. tO-iS,
piobtS trnbe. $50 glbcnbs, hircit nan 90
Rnnilc1 0cS siioels, &erbinounN IN Oh
4otut GuyliUrt nit aG. & 8. 9iienbaDn giod
HiGmono, sierbiuoung in 4urtSmouib mil oem
.Senbourb Mir Cine" iuIioell Sta nah Sorts
mouth mo 9tluntu. IN g~torinlt &crbinonlq
init Der p%gItIulitt Gouit Zinc" giorio,f mo
meitIid NH SO Scnlinion Cine" iio1 Nem'
bern, SSuibinatoll, NsG., Nihutono, VA, rno
gtclpsglurf.
Wldb6eitet nab cnropdifbem gIGtc. qurlts
ribie N"niiitcIBimulcr, cIcitrtide Nellihtuig,
9GmpibCi6una, Noicl fret. 9teicrpirtc Stuinten,
simmer in oelI Ntllet Aiircunr Der ,Vdl cine, "
9lr. t07. Glt.NuIiinorc. Strabc. 9'r 900 lno
Dos, aig6tsSirube. z. u. &. Office, Siiooit'Sde
baltimore mo GnlOert Strnbc. Continental
IrI't g~iuiloiuB uro glhuu8b'S. Nj. 100. 9'oro'
Charles ,Sirlhe. B
JpLm u. Sberuouo. e. Sru,un,
Wice!lrdl, u, @Cn.s Diuungrr. Sen Ba'gaeri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
McrdJnntS' e MincrS' S%rauSporta'
tipn COMPANY.

SGiipferr2initu
giab VoIton unh ocm Often; ie0eu Wioulug,
Hicnitnn, SonneriiaD uno GamituB,, Ibenos
q llbr.
Mad Grobiocncc NH ocm Siteu: ieoeu Gdnra
tad, WSitiUod iIlo Srcitng, Nheno5 q Qlr.
Mab 9icluports9lciuS mo 9~toriulf' tiblib nm
q llbr 2tbeilhS. w.
6rdht miro tdaIth bis . llbr 9blnhS fir nu
hCnr 1nae ubiubrenoe Sampler alDenomlrteIr
Mad Gdpnnnab mo benz Silocn: icneit @lens
itnN ,SonuertlnG uuh Gouii1a Hbelog q ubr.
Woitoncr mo 4irOnibclcc Snmpict labren bon
Der gScribc am SuRc oco Hpup SpdS 40, ca
pnunnU Sampler bon Der gSer'te Gul JuBc Der
2Selt 5ulS Ibcrlc. .f
fl l, s.. u. @jainsbam, s1cni.
Enug God. g
". q. 3nruer, s. q. gGcut.
u. Z. etrb6inS, Sen. Dan.
0uuptbiircuu - SnbuNtGde @ernGnl anb
2iabt. etsair. Ui3,3&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25

3urte Il m d) rcibnnQ. 49,
6ctoiuc6cl GYM GinidbriG. s5reiluiai-
gem: vMo, 0oS muB id iager: Gber
tonmt Gin 9ieihcr III ben 9imnel
al5 Sic Snrd Elm Naoclobr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
Cbio -Yabn.
p 1daIi0. iIdaIidy. ausgcnoumet GpnninaS.
Hur GuHItugs.

SrprelBlge uScoc Sttiioc anf br Stiinoe" puli
6unioCii : Giltiun nun Yihibingtpn an spoa
denl19cu, 500 &urnl. bis 500 stbcnoS, NIT
4,nuildr Sietft. 6rh1ere Nbinbrt bon ut.
9inhnl- Sidiior.
gtnibinatun, U~crIaffcn ut. giobnI Ct, 600.
no. 1850, ts,45, t0.4s. !t0.55. i1t.53 9ori
mittuaS. 2i2.10, lt2.l9, it,55, *2.43, 1880,
ala. lt55, l5.55. 600. 1850, ts.t0, tl0.bb.
*tt.32 Nbenos: uerI, Camden Ct, 800, tG1b,
1870. i7.20, 300. $3.50, 900. 1000, HOO
Sornittngs. 1900 sintlS. 1905. 2l2. 10,
100. ?I05, 200, 800. 1905, 400. t4.30.
800, 1905, 26.3b. 1900. *G.tG, l6.2J, !7.00,
$500. *s2b. $1,000, 5000, tii.t0. '1t.4i
IbenhS.
annopolls, Mt. RobaI citation. l7.tO umio
2s.I5 %Nurmiiiugs, l6.65 g,udHl. SanioetsStd..
!7.20 llno I0.00 g0rmiitdlS, 1905 giadhm.,
?5.35 mo Goo gbeuoS.
0rroerid, M. 9uuul Siliioi. ?s.45. l0.4s,
Borm. 9nuneer Citation. 1875. 1900, colt
ulo 1000 Sornl, !i.25, 1890 nilo 1920 Ndh'
mitiagS.
Windcier, mt. S'oboI. 40 Roru.. l2.43
1850 9i1dlm., 0GuiocI, l7.20 BORN, 1900,
1850 mo 400 gutbm.
oagerstu,un, MI. JtobaI Stuy Nab Nornt.,
1880 N1dni. Gambler StdtiUn, 1900 Vornt..
1850 uno 400 JiUdm.
GAteuti. 6itH iilo @it. Airi, 9arioen Gtatlpt.
l7.3b. ?g.th %orm.. ll.2b, 800, 800. 1880
SurtiS' RGo, Gasuocn Citation. 1870 scrm.
2urah. lRt. S'Opal. t245 9iobm.. Camden.
300 9iadm.
JluNai Vlue 2inc nadl Vbiloorlpbia nnb Teiu.
Yprf, urner Serrinus an Iretnto 5tuanitg'
tier 5iraNe, 9,eius Yprf, bcanem idd, Spteis,
Tbrotcru mn cIu,uft It's = iffrift,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25

H,ir aebcn 2. C 8. 1rrrn Ifooiug Clamps.
si.75 arohe. Sieiue gukipbiem Si.15.
tSriIolid1 ReiieIi plio frei bon Srbiefer.
81 90 ....... 3artr Sr. t.,.... 49,. 800
S7.25 49,. Sarts Wr. 2. 3 NH 9m6. .S7.25
81 30. -. Snnbnrg Sr. 2, D umo sub. . $50
50. n 6ure aefdattSS ,htenhrI,. aeiralten 50.
u3iLelifH Suai d Jtuu 60"
peine Telephone. b22-b2I Of uiUrumeut-Gtr.
HranilinsCtr. unb ~. & y E'nbn' Sdipi'
Uiircau 0r. tt2. Toros 0oluarosS traBe.
Effen itorn enmTtaa Nbtmb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25

NC u,bte abipringen. = Sr.
Inorew 2aumoml bon Hr. 140,
Iorb . 2u5crrelirobe, Elm &Htiher
Der o4merican See Co." mar g%eltern
Vormittog gc5lpunacn, bon leinem
0oget abjuipringen. ais ieineEfer.
DC on Der gde BON 2inoen- uno Ga.
fapette : apenre burd)gingen rno
er Die @emalt iiber oielclben perlor.
Gr itiir5te 81 9ooen urO erlitt Terle'
lbungen am linfen 0ein uno i'm 8e-
iibt. Gie Eferbe bogen Johann in
Ole WcMedenitrabe Elm, nobel Der
@oeen umgemorien uno gum BE.
TRACE bon eiwa 500 beihGoigt pur.
.oe., 4s
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OF CITY COURT

A new record for promptness in
Opening was made this morning in Mu-
nicipal Court. the crier calling to order
promptly at nine o'clock, and all cases
being disposed of nine minutes later
James Tulley and Hugh Filiey were
fined 81 and costs each for drunken
ness, while James McNdlly and Ed
ward Moldy were dismissed from GUS
tody on the same charge. William Au-
gustus. colored, was discharged, She
witnesses failing to appear and sustain
an allegation Of assault and battery
lodged against him.
George Needles, John Dickinson and
Henry Brennan. small boys accused Of
larceny will be tried Tomorrow. their
cases being postponed. The case Of
Thomas Frazer colored. accused Of
violating the election laws. went over
until Thursday, bail being fixed at 500.
A pitiful case of n woman's suffer-
ings and a mans brutality was unfold
ed when Mrs. Harriet Pinkerton, a Grip
pie, leading a three-year- old boy by the
hand took the stand TO testify against
her husband, William Pinkerton, a big.
brawny fellow apparently well able to
care for his family Mrs. Pinkerton
swore that on numerous occasions her
husband had abused her and had been
arrested and imprisoned for II. the last
offense having been committed yester-
day morning when he came to the
house and abused her besides creating
IA disturbance and threatening to kick
in the door when refused admittance.
Pinkerton, I'm his own behalf mum
bled story Of denial. but the judge
cut him short by holding him in s20C
bail to keep the peace.
Evening journal., 1906-11-06
LAST LINK WILL
BE OBTAINED

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-With the de-
position Of Stuyvesant Fish as presi-
dent of the Illinois Central at the
meeting of the board Of directors to-
morrow. the road win pass into COM
plete control OF Edward II. Hartman,
and the last link in the Hartman
trans continental system viii have
been obtained
President Fish viii make no effort to
control the election of president to-
morrow, but will endeavor through the
year to obtain proxies for a fight next
year. With Hartman in control Of
the Illinois Central it is only a ques-
ton Of months. or possibly weeks. be-
fore the road is merged with the I'm
ion Pacific.
The stock control will not pass. how
ever, until the echoes of the present
fight have passed away. The mergi *
of the Union Pacific and the Illinois
Central means that the Standard Oil
party under the railroad leadership OF
Hartman, will have strapped the
country with a system reaching from
the Atlantic to the Pacific and from
the Great Lakes to the Gulf.
Evening journal., 1906-11-06
RAILROAD Men MAY
GO OUT ON STRIKE

Many rumors are being circulated
about a big strike Of all the men en-
ployed on the Maryland Division OF
the p. b. & W. railroad and from
what could be learned to-day there is
some probability Of the men taking
this action TO force on the railroad
company there demands for eight
hour working day.
Several railroad men when asked
about the matter today said the eight
hour day had been discussed and a
committee sent to Superintendent w.
NJ. Barnard. but further than this Moth
ing could be learned. The men want
the eight hour day, and it is under
stood are willing to forego the de-
mand for more money at this time
The announcement that eight divisions
of the Pennsylvania system We're to be
given an eight hour day has caused the
local men to postpone any action until
they learn of the Maryland Division
s included in this new order.
Evening journal., 1906-11-06
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
BALTINIORE-A 3-year-old drunk
ard was one of the cases reported by
superintendent Harmer at the monthly
meeting of the Society for the Protec-
ton of Children. The boy was desert
ed by his mother. and while wandering
around the neighborhood was found in
toxicated.
NEW YORK-Imn igration Inspector
Powderly, who has been investigating
the causes Of italian emigration, says
an international congress is needed to
deal with the regulation Of emigration
from European countries.
WASHINGTON-By the decision OF
the Supreme Court the 1000 or 5000
white persons who have intermarried
with Cherokee citizens were denied the
\ right to participate in the lands and
funds of the Indians
BOSTON-Livingsto Wright says
Professor John A. Wiggin. and not
Mrs. Mary c. Eddy, wrote Science and
Health"
NEW ORLEANS-A throng of ne
groes fired on a mob of white men while
the latter were dynamiting a jail in
Mississippi containing a colored man
who shot officers Of the law.
CHIcAGO-aPul o. Stensland and
Henry W. Herring, president and CASH
Evening journal., 1906-11-06

Ter Of the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue
Savings aRnk. Chicago. were sentenced
to the penitentiary.
ATLANTIC CITY-Testimony that
there has been trouble with the track
rails at the drawbridge was given be-
fore the coroner's inquest into the At
lantic City train disaster.
WASHINGTON-The Supreme Court
affirmed the decision which convicted
]. G. Rawlings, the Georgia preacher.
of hiring a colored man to assassinate
a family in Lowndes county.
WASHINGTON-The charge against
United States Fish Commissioner
Bowers. Of demanding a contribution
of $4,000 for camapign purposes from
Postmaster Clohan Of Martinsburg.
was dismissed.
QUINTO. Ecuador-An inquisitive
native at Mocha. on the Quinto rail-
road. opened the brake Of a car without
knowing what he was doing, and the
car ran back at great speed and finally
overturned. Seven persons were killed
and nine injured.
HALIFAX-Four vessels were driven
ashore and others damaged in n furi-
Gus storm that swept the coasts OF
Nova Scotia. Cape Breton and New
Brunswick. The crews suffered terrible
hardships-
Evening journal., 1906-11-06
MURDERER CAUGH
NEAR CAMDEN
iOuns Man Prisoner M.iSd
his Father With a
Llub

William Myers, aged "A years OF Kent
county. Nd, wanted In that state for
causing the death Of hs father. Frsni,
Myers, ON October A. was arrested xos,es-
day al the farm OF Walter Ward. at .lu-
dubon. four miles from Camden. n. }.
by Deputy sheriff START. OF Kent eoun-
~. He was taken to The Camden county
Jan to await reauisItion papers nom
Governor warneld. Of Maryland
Myers, when taken into custody, admit
ted his identity. and confessed that he
had beaten his aged parent with -.ub.
but did not know that he was dead
Myers said he and his father quafrclcd
az their home. he struck the aged m.u
40 vigorously with q club that the halter
lell across a tub. BY the fan one of the
elder Myers ribs was fractured, aud this
puncturod n lung which resulted In bis
death
The quarrel and the assault, Il is alleged
were caused by the elder ATyors. who
md fault with his son for marrying a
riri OF whom he disapprovcd. The girl
was Margaret johnson. She it rs alloscd.
also struck the father, and is now IN the
Kent county jail
AT the time Of the assault Myers urd
his wife were employed by farmer
named Crew in Kent county. After tho
fight Myers fed 10 Betterton. Nd lie
remained there but a short time going
by boat TO Philadelphia. and thence 10
Audubon, Camden county, whore hC OBJ
ialned employment with Walter Ward.
Deputy Sheriff START said that the clue
that led 20 the arrest of Myers was ob-
tanned through letters written by Myers to
his wife under the name OF William H.
Thomas. These were addressed to Mrs.
Myers as Maggie Johnson, her maidor
name. Myers did not know that bis
wife was under arrest. and the commun-
ciation fell into the hands Of the au.
thorities In one Of the letters he In.
closed s.. and wrote her 10 bring on the
trunk and everything else but the Sow
ing machine. lie also told her he nai
a good position. and had one for hef, an,
that he would meet her on the wharf oi
the arrival Of the Baltimore boat De
putty Sheriff START came instead OF tn
wife, and. failing to meet Myers ha'
his warrant lndorsed by "A Camden Jus
tice. Accompanied by Constable Christ
man he went to Audubon and arreste
Myers.