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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
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.... ! ! v I W.
Sic %iogennnnte uGutoii . Bill"
lpeld)c e8 ser DEenniplrania = 9abn"
mmogli6 modt, ybie geplontc SrQd)t.
2inie I'M Noroens I'M Baltimore Der
Inn 81 baren, muroe i'm Senat nit
rs gcqen 10 Stimmen enOgiiltig an
0enonlmcn. Siermlit enocte elmer
scr erbittertitcn &dnlpie, luclhe in
oieicr Seilion in scr StoatS . @cicG
GebilnG 0eiiibrt moroen lit. Illf Der
cincn Seite tGlnpitcn nid)t olleIn Die
YYcnniplponio 3 @n)n", ionbern olld)
Ole Baltimore > Sbio". inb oic
.QSeltlid,e Moryt1noer 9ubu," mel.
dc cbeniolS bon Ser Bill betrpiien
mcroen; lnD ouf Ser onbercn Settle
bic reidcn 2onocigcntbiimcr IN 9al-
iimorc s'GountI pclde bciilrhtetcn,
cob i5r 2orO ourd) cine 0obnliuic
entluertbct meroen miirbc. Nebenbei
mod)tcn oieie &crren, Inn Die Sto0t
b%epobncr olli ibre Seite 81 brin1er,
Glih borauf nufmcrflan, baB bic
yYcnnlplponio : 0obn" burd) cinen
ioldcn vGutoii~ cine @ruBitoot bon
G00,OOO Gimpobnern 81 eincr bloBcn
@cgcitotipn MADDEN fonntc.
Sir bic Dill itimmtcn ErGiioent
Sctb uno ole Senotoren 9coSmor,
9iooiion, Glooctt, SormcIl, @abS,
@olbSborou0L @orman, @recnmell.
2oncaiter, See, 2intbicum, Moore,
Yerfins, Shannon mo Young 16;
@eaen Die Bill itimmten Die Senn.
loren gnoremS, 9afer, 9ettS, 9rem'
| iu1ton Goibiell, GepilbiB, Sronce,
Griffith SoneS uno &irnal1.
Senator 2intbicum lieB 9egcn bit
@iu misunderstanding porleien, pcl.
dye Die SanoelSfaumer scltern gbcno
geiobt bate. Scnutor Eerfins mari
oornod) sic 9emerfnng ein, Dob scr
.Gerein Der aauflente nnp Snbri4
fonten" uno onoere ennlmer5ielle &c
ieai1aiten, ioluie piele gerlhone'
rungs &ereine iid sn 8nnlten Der
Gill puS9eiproben botten.
uSinnesGnoerung g.
Gin Snbel,o Senatoren batten Of
ienbar ibre Meinung felt letten 0on'
nerltog g%e1noert. Canals mlroer
Mmenbemente, sic gum 3iped batten
bie ,Gmtcu-Gompagnie" s9ia, peldt
iener Gompognie Oas &cdt geber
iollte, ouf ibrcm Gigentbum in 9alti'
more-Gountp cine Giienbdbn 81
bauen unb iiir bie 5oroerung Dor
6obrifanlngcn anf ibrem 2anbt
Obligaiionen uns5ugeben, toot ~
MAIDEN ab9ewieieu, Seiite plrot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01

in utterBolie u~10iInitig etnberihtet,
obcr Die Bill murOe iiir ben rngiin.
iti0en 9eribt ilbitittirt. Sic ltaotl'
Idle Delegation bottc nidtS ougeger,
cab Die departments 0ei6afte DO
Der bclteuert piirOcn ais tlelnere @c'
ihdite, aber tic piiuihten, Dab 9ol'!'
more einen Sbeil Der Wtebreinfiirllte
erbolte. Gin announcement 0cS 9rlI.
Sones, bob Baltimore Die SdlIte Der
Ginfiinfte crDalten iolltc, mllroe dber
hob lGngerer Gebdttc nit 90 0cger
- Stimmen pcrmorien.
Sr. 2ebmoper nubm Die @elegcn
felt mabr, ieinem @crjcn Cult jn ma.
den. Griiagte, Die Counties beolt-
iprilhtcu 9lacS utO erlollbten Der
Stabt gor rlid)ts, niht einmol Oo3
Nolicr, iiir ipeldc9 lie ooN tbeiler
be5ablt. S1ne Baltimore tpilroc ocr
Staot cine Gin0oc lcil; bic gemo0s
ncr bon Baltimore Gorntp lebten
bon Scr Stoot mo iiir Oic Jornter
oea Stootcs iei Baltimore oaS ab-
iobgebiet iiir lire Froorfte.
Sin bon Srn. GOrton oIIcrirte3
enhancement, ooB bic Bill ntr eli
Die Stoot Baltimore 9e5u0 bobcn
ltno ooS Nclo in Die StaOtfnlic ilic-
Zen io1te, ullroe ebcniulS abgctbon;
ocaNlci6en Gin peitcreoSlmcnocment,
oob oie SGlftc scr GintiinItc bon bic
len Hicen5en Dem GountD ooer Der
Stoot 5uioacn ioll, no Die Siccll5 cr'
bobcn miro.
Gic 9il murOe i6licBli6 in ibrcr
uripriingliben Sorm 3ur 0rltten Sc.
iu19 pollirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
Stdot Baltimore.
Sas @cttcr.

Sir MnrDIono mo Ben Giitrifi
Columbia id)0nCa, luGrmcrca Ncttcr
mo uorolueItlihe Win0e.
Ger bohitt 5hcrmnmetcritan0 mar
A @roo nm Mittcrnodt,
Ter nic0riQitc (bcrmonetcritallo
iuar 30 8ra0 nm 6 llbr Ibcn05.
Ger %nichrigitc Sbcrnlomctcritano
Der lCbtclt n StlmoCn in %rnd)iolgcn-
zen StGOtcn mar mic iolQt: Goiipptt
-, Yprtian0 81, Bolton 81, NIbanp
30, Ncp 9)ort IS, Ebilooelpbia "a,
2ltIoniic Sin Sc, 4oibinaton 3l,Nor'
ioIf As, @attcrua %, Charlotte 3S.
g9iImington Is, GborlcIton Is, Ga.
pon1ab A, %nflonpiue %, SlIpitct
sc, Seen g2cit GS, 9ltlnntn II, Mont
gonlcrp So, 9tclp Orleans A. Yale'
ltinc II, WaIpciton 30, Corpus Gbri
itie 4G, Mlcmpbia 3G, Cincinnati -,
Yitt@burQ -, C2ucgo n, Buffalo
81, GlcDelanO %, Ictroit 2G, Nlpcnn
-, MnrQltctic %, @rcen Ban 81
Gbicuqo y, Gulutb 2G, ct. saul 80,
Ct. %oui9 80, &onlo9 Gitp 81 Smn
bo -. 6uron 2G, Ni5mord 80, Mili
ton -, Sabre IS, &elcno 30, Sclt
2ofc Gin %, GcnUcr 3G, NortbFlot
tc 2G, Go0gc GitD 2G, NmnriIIo 3G,
Sos Nn9elea 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01

Germ e b rung 0eS Sc
triebSm ateriaIS - Sie Bal
timore : Ohio 9abn = @eicuibait"
bat Ben Nnfolli BON 5000 nel,en @og.
CONS in 9ctrodt gc5ogen. Sollte bic
Ter Nnitrag III Ser nGhiten 9irefto.
rcll5Sibung gegeben meroen, 10 lper.
Den 6ieic &uggonS Gnoe oicieS Sab
res III @ebraud) tonlmen. Son oen
10000 Srohtudggons uno $50 So
tomotiucnL ipeld)e lebtcS Sabr beIteat
lplroen, linO jeBt nod ni6t ollie abgH.
~lieicrt. Gicielben foIten etipo SIG
100000. Die mciiten %oerienigen 8ag.
CONS, meld)e oieies Sabr beitellt lper-
Den, limo Srod)t,, ipe5ieu &%oblenmng.
CONS uno iperoen bel Dem %gcgenn1r.
tigen boben Yreis oe5 StobIs niht
unter $4,000 foiten.
Sim 8opfe perIebt. = Or.
Sobn &ubp bon Nr. 1923, 6llltoll-
Npenue, fam bei'm 8erillf, BON ci-
mem IN Weiucgung beiinoli6en Stra.
Benbabnpa9gon ob5uipringen, 81
Sail nno erlitt cine aopfnunoe. Nm
Der Sillton-Apenne nabe Wind)eiterz
StroBe, brannte Der Ginidalter oeS
@aggons aus, iupbei cine 6Ialnnle
IN Die Sobe id)oB. Or. Hllbp muroe
oo6llrb eridredt uiio iprang ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
SIR bic Confirmation.

aiinItleriide photographer aufse-
nommen. = Spe5iaIpreiie fir Con.
firmanoen Bis nad SItern. = Mit
ieoem 9nsenS photographer elm
peraroBertes @ilo.-Yortrdts in &c.
pia, Grapon, Yaltea nno @aiieriar.
ben. = @m. &inling's Ebotograpbi.
ides Ntelier, sos Siib-S ruaomas.
(S0-105)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
@ermiidtc telesrapbiIde Scpciden.

- Gie nOO Dominion 9remine &
cisco" 81 Norfolf bot ibr Germo.
gen SIT @uniten Der @l1ubiger an s.
". Woiiie iibertragen.
Sn @aibin9ton mollen Die In.
geIte0ten ser perid)ieOenen 0rauereien
am Montag an ben Strife geben,
pern Die 9eItelten Soroerungen nidt
bcpiQigt lueroen.
= Sn ct. 2ouis bot Ser GO Sabre
aItc Mortin @ieiebcG feline Srnt uno
0onn lid lelblt eridoiieM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
BiIoIterunda gill ouger
NOM III { II.

Sic Gill, mcl6c Der Sto6t Valtls
more Crlaubt, cine Nnleibe bon So
000,000 81 erbeben Sllr Ellolterlln1
Scr StrnBen, iubr better, olS Die @ol-
fer Nnlcibcbil. Giclclbc mllroc bcllte
Nodmiitog I'M llntcrbullS cnogiiltig
%onoenommen. Die Gill crcirt cine
aus bier Witglieocrn beitcbcnbe Eilo-
lterrngS.Gommiiiion, Ole bonn Mopor
5it ernennen lit mo bon mclfcn 5luei
Hepubiifoncr uno 5iuci Tcmofroten
iein miiiien. Ser Mopor lit Vtitglicb
er.oificio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01

iie oenielben Gr5tli6e 9ebanolung 5:l
Sbeil luerOen uno in tSGlen, no Die
Gltern mitteaos lino, tperben sic Sim.
Scr in SoipitGlern bebuuoelt. Gbro=
Mid pergroberte Wonbeln, erflGrtc
Or. 9oslep ieien ipabre 9aftericr-
briiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
xr. 1877. ctt.seitimore. ettahe.

Sa0agc Notariats . 0eIomediel-
Smrcam. Sdiffsfarten fir alle
inien. Meiiepdiie, @edjeI,
Gelopediel uno @eloienoungeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
1Oir tDoQfu
9brt Auno(batt,

neil mir miiieL baB Sic init u%nieren
@aaren, 9reiien, grtra-Stamps unO
gerebter &anolungsiueile 5ufrieoen
iein meroell. acin SdtpinOel in If.
geno eiilen non unieren 2dben. aue
Woaren meroen ais 3uirieoenlteleno
aornntirt ODER oieielbcn f0nnen 1lmge.
tnlid)t tperoen ober Die a6llier erbal-
ten ibr @elo 3uriid - inoem mir nidJt
mollell, bab 9eute, melde bel ilns fall-
ien, iln3uirieOen iino - Elm 3uirieoes
ner &unoe lit mniere bette Nn5eige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
z If encr q nncr.

Sic 0ta oes Senators Ycrfins, Die
Sen @erforlf bon Spiritlolen in bent
nGroli6 pom ,Grliios&ia.Gorf" 0clc-
genen Sbeil bcS Inner perbictet,
muroe bellte inn ltnterbnllS cnogiilti9
arlgenommen.
3wei frogli6e BAL n-9 ii Is.
Ger Sennt nobm belltc Nadnittog
Die bcioen SuusbiQS enbgiiltig an
bon meld)en cine Sen GiienbobnsT abr-
preiS ouf 9 Gents pro Meilc fcitiett
ilnb Die onbere perfiigt, bob bell
Stootsbeomten nilb Mitglicbern ser
Stootsgeiebaebun9 SreipGiie geIie-
fcrt mer6en miiiien.
Gle 80 6 II +" mieoer
ri5d.
Sic Scrren @cietgebcr aus Den
Counties bohen Gin iriihcs Gutter OH
ibrer gemeiniomcn Wildfub v@altl.
more" cntoedt. Sic bobcn g%efunOcn,
boB BON oen groben TcportementS'
21ocn IN Baltimore cine ibone Gin
nabme iiir Ben Staat crlangt mcr.
ocn fam burd G%rbobnng Der San-
bels 2iccn5. Senator Sec bon
Wont9omerp e Gountp luar ol3
Sreuno" Der Stoot i'm Stonoe, i'm
Sellot cine Dill fir Den 3ped obne
ncnnensncrtbe Sppoiition ourd5lt.
brin9cn. Die Dill periiigt, bob fiji
@aarcnlogcr bon 9robercn1 @ertt,
aIs $4,000 fir ieoc neitcrcn $4,000
cine Grtro . Sonoels 2%icen5gebiibr
bon $25 beSoblt merben mub. Mit
$4,000 bort Die Grbobung auf. Gin
requirements : 8eid1it init eincni
@aarcnlager gum Wcrtbe bon elmer
bnlben Williou Gonars miirbe Dem.
nod cine Sabres 2ieens bon $3.50
mo Die Original 2iccns, ipelde jee
nes feline 8eidGft 81 5ablen bat,
an oen Staat entrid)ten.
Sic Bill wurbe beute Mahulittaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01

SercrI it Mpril. - Selltc 1T
ser critic Mpril, nnb man iebc lid) oo'
her Dor Den iiblidcn Apriliher6ct
Dor. Wer nidt liher lit, baB CT nidt
bon irgcnb Semanoen, meiltens cl'
nent gllten Srclnbc, r'eingelegt iper'
ben fam, Scr blcibc bcrtc 5u Saillc,
id)lieBe lid) Elm uno lolie ollc Velud)er
obpeiien. Gle olten %Nprilnarre,t'
Sher,e, mic lie ldon lett Sobrcl
aang ilno gebc mnren, meroen berite
micoerbcIt mcroen. SSeiBt Gettltilde,
9oditeine inter Siiten, Eortemon'
noies nit oen iibliden 9inoiooen am
henielben, miro mon anf Den Stra'
Bcnpiloitern iinben fonnen. Mm' mel
ften lebe man lib ieood) Dor gcpfefs
fertem 3udermerf uno Dor gllem Dor
Dem iogen. prafiiiden DSofer" Dor.
Muf Der 9eiierung. = Gi'
mes Der Spier Der fiir5lih ~porgefo!s
Ienen groofIpn.S roeooie, Sobn 6.
8otee, perlieB seltern bas ~Warplono
llniperiit1ts.Soipital" mo befino,t
iid ieet bel 5reunoen in Siablanb'
topn. @r lit nabe5u picberbergc'
felt. Die onoeren @erlebten, @oIs
ter McEberion uno @iIliom Wiaer
beiinoen iib nod i'm Soipitol, cs lit
ieoodJ Die Soiinuns porbanben, baB
bieielben ebenfalls in fur5er 3eIt
interchangeable iein merben. Miaer
miro, enigeaen Der iriiberen MieIolng,
porauslidtIid fein Mugeniid)t beboI'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
Minocr's Geid)c ansgcitcllt.

Gin Sammeltcller nebell Dem Sdrg
crmeiit iih ais Elm glttcS @eldGft.
Tullien0e bon 9teu1ierigen
itr0mcn nnf Dem Sauie NIT Der
2cid)e oeS MGroerS.-gSir0 beilte
beeroigt.
Seit Mnfunit oeS 2eidpnoma BON
HSinuc @inoer, Der an Sreitag Gor'
mittaq i'm Soluion @eidn9niB &c
bdngt muroc, in Der W0bnnn9 lelrer
Wutter, Nr. 22lt, &ullter . Nllcp
b0rte Scr 3ilitronl bon nelgierigen
He0ern un0 9tegcrinnen nidt mcDr
oili; b%eionocr3 itnrf mur0c Der Nr
orong 9eitcrn Nodlmittag gegen 1
llbr, nm mcld)e Belt nod) Den Nn3ei'
gen in oen 3eitun1cn DoS 9egrabniB
bate ltoitfinOcn ioIlen. GicS geldab
ie6od) nidt, un0 5lpar aus tolgcloem
@runo: Aim SilBe ocs Surgcs ut
n1mlid Elm Seller ollgeltelt, melder
oen 3lped bat, mil0e @oben sur Be
eroigrng 3u ioiien. Ga cS feinem
Der 9eiuder moalid 9emudt mirD,
oicien 6cllcr Su iibcrieben, 10 ideincn
ole Almoien ii6 IN iold)' erirrllidcr
Nciie nnNelammclt ST bobcn, ouB
man lidl entidloB, hcu SoOien nod
bis heute Nohmitiog olla5ultellen
nun ole Nuellc nidlt 10 Idncl peri ito,
picn al n%liiiien. Seit Der gnfunIt
0cS 2eidnomo mcr0en forilp1brcno
@otteooienite ~o61ebaltcn Die mellten
orriclben burdD Yoitor s. N. amiS
BON Der 81. Wnttbeps ireicn 9opti'
itcn r Hegerfird)c.
Sn Nnbctrod)t bcS flcincn TaumcS,
in meld)em iif Der 2cid)nam Mir'
ocr'S belinoct, mcroen MIR INNER I'D
0ellder 5llr ielben Belt 5ugclallcn.
Srob beS id)lcdtcn @ettera ItanOcn
aeItcrn inumcr Iongc Heibcn Ncltgirs
riocr in Der Nuep, I'M Die @elegcl-
beit ob,unporten, Den Scihnom be-
trodten 5l fonren.
Gie 9eeroiglng iinoet beute ltod)'
mittog 2 ltbr bon Nr. 2211, Sumter,
Maep, aus aui Dem o2allrel : 6rico'
bcic" itott. Gaitor AmiS miro in Der
STRIDE einen GrouergotteSoienlt bal
ten, mGbrcub bclicn jeber 6beilncb'
mer ben Sorg puiiiren uno cine!t
lebten Bid oui Den Neger mcricn
fam. @ei oicier @elegenbcit miro
olld Der Sammcltcller sum lebten
WoIe ~aui9clteut merben. Ga Die go
li,ci eiuen enormet Nnoran9 crlpor-
tet, 10 murben beionoere Sorllht@-
mobregeln getroifen nm Hilbeltoriili'
gen gu p%erbinoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01
!: "a: ; : AZ: !: 4: q: =: : ::: : :;;. 5Or
~ bpn 1hes poer aaftseP ~"
i'm SetraBe bon
Tafeu ids Gerfanf.

Woribau'S &ippereO SGringe, 121ae.
@er0itete Wioderel ober IN
SQllce1l 12Ic.
Hotber IlnSfa 2ad)5. Toe.
Goleman'S SenfISaroinen, orei
fir Boo.
@in6eimiide Gardiner Sc.
Seine importirte Soroinen 12c.
3erpiliide Stodfiide, 3 9iihien 25c.
n8rid"~ Stodftihe Sc.
Ge!ici6le Maderel, 8 Yfo. Sit, $1,00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01

Sdiffsfarten bon nnS nad 0eatId.
lamb.
Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: SEA.
iiite $40 uitS $47.50; @remen-@aI.
timore $3.50. &unoreiie al biuige.
rem Yreiic. Sbco. s. 0iemcr e g.,
217 Sit-@aItimore. StraBe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-01

Nus Den 9eridten, iuelde Der Sc
iunobeits. GommiliGr 9oSlep bon Den
mcoi5iniiden Snipeftorcn Der oiient-
liden Sdulen empfonacn bot, erbcllt,
bob 1900 Der 3inber, lpeld)c Die Of,
ientliden Sdnlen beiudcn, nit pbpz
liiden Seblern bebaitet limo, inoem
oieielben entpeber @efpGhie in Den
NaienIohern ooer broniid) pergro.
Berte Wanoeln baben, melhe, iuenn
oiid) reht5eitie Don Ier5ten bebon-
oelt, in YeeintrGdtieung oes @ebor-
permogens ooer mond5mul in totolcr
Talbbeit enben. Or. 0oSlep crfldrtc,
oab Die 8iiOgetbeborbe einen Sdritt
in ser retten Ribtung tbot, als lie
Dem @eiunobeits : Tepartemcnt 9e-
niigenOe 8elbmittel Sur Gerfiigung
lteate, nm oie Nnitellung BON @e.
lnnobeits- Snipeftoren in ben Sbit.
len SIT ermGeliden. gs iei bereitS
iebt cine Nbnabmc Der Shminoiudts.
f6ne ais oirefte Solae ST per5eidnen.
Sobalo bie gltern Ser ainOer alii Die
pbpiiiden Seller bel ibren 8inoern
oufmerfiam semadt peroen. laiien
~ EH
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
III ZENITH CONCERT OF
UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA
Moxarf's symphony in e Flat to BE
Rendered in the Greek
Theafer

BERKELEY. Nov 1.-THE fifteenth
concert of the university symphony or
chestra will be given in the Greek
Theater next Thursday afternoon. The
symphony to be played is Mozart's
Symphony in e fiat. The programme
will be as follows:
Overture, Scenes From Goethe's
Faust" Schumann; Symphony in E
fat (Mozart), adagio, allegro, andante
con motto. menuetto, finale, allegro.
prelude, "Lohengrin," Wagner; Slavic
Dances first set). presto allegretto
scherzando POGO allegro, tempo di
menuetto, Dvorak.
concert of champer music by the
Minetti string quartet will be given in
Hearst Hall on the afternoon of Friday.
December Z. at 3:30 O'Clock. instead Of
December 6. as previously announced.
Handels Messiah" VIII be rendered
In the Greek. Theater on Tuesday after
noon, November 81, at o'clock, by a
chorus of 225 voices. assisted by the
university orchestra and trained SOLO
lists.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
DRUNKEN COOK is ARRESTED
AFTER RED TAPE Is UNWOUND
officials at Jefferson Square Refugee
Camp Pass the job Up to Special
Policeman Joseph Meyer

A whole spool of red tape had to be
last night before Charles
Kozse. a Russian cook, could be ar
rested for disturbing the peace of Mrs.
Phillips orderly kitchen in a camp in
Jefferson Square. When the cook was
finally taken into custody the young
woman who caused his arrest refused
to swear to a complaint against him.
so he was locked up in the Bush street
station TO sleep off his jag
Kozse occupies a tent In the camp
adjoining Mrs. Phillips kitchen. and
last night appeared in her kitchen in a
very hilarious state. Mrs Phillips was
away, and her daughter. Beatrice. be-
coming frightened at the antics of the
man from the Cars domain. ran to
summon assistance
The first man she applied to was
Camp Commander Sullivan. After con-
sidering the matter Sullivan passed it
UP to Foreman Holtz. Holtz evidently
did not care about taking a chance
against the fiery Russian. for he re-
ferred the young lady to Special Po-
liceman Joseph Meyer. Meyer arrested
Kozse and locked him up in the Bush
street station
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
old CAP COLLIER
LAYS DOWN PEN
Author of Famed Detective
Stories Passes Away at
His Home on Long Island
REARED IN THIS CITY

BY the death of Jamison T.. Altemus
known from Maine TO California as
old Cap Collier" the literary world
loses one of. it's best known and highly
esteemed contributors. He passed
away at the home Of his relatives on
Long Island New York. on November 5.
after a long illness.
A1temus. though born in Baltimore.
was far better known in San Francisco
than in any other city IN the world
When a child his parents moved to
this city, where the famous writer re-
ceived his education In the public
schools and later at the University OF
California. from which institution he
graduated at the head of his class.
After leaving college Altemus at
once took up literary work. When
still a youth he contributed many ar
ticles to the San Francisco daily and
weekly papers all OF which won for
him name and gave him his start IN
the world OF letters.
Altsmus moved from this city with
his family to New York in 1878. He
was identified with several OF the lar
ger New York newspapers for several
years. but in the meantime he took to
writing detective stories. These tales
made him famous the world over.
Under the nom de plume of old Cap
Collier" Altemus wrote story after
story of the thrilling escapades of the
boy detective. Though he drew great
~ upon his imagination he founded al
most all of his tales on facts. He gain
ed fortune by his stories as we'll as a
name that will live for years to come.
Altemus was a political student and
believed in the purity of the ballot. He
became famous as refOrmer in 1890
in New York State. when. through his
efforts. several Political grafters We're
sent to prison fer frauds at the polls.
Altemus headed a force of detectives
that was successful in bringing about
reform in the election laws.
Episcopal church. always taking in
terest in church and Sunday school
work. When a resident of this city
he acted as librarian and instructor in
the old Trinity Episcopal Sunday
school
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
WONDER WILL BE CONNECTED
Facilities for Communication With
New Camp Arc In Sight


Within a short time Wonder will
have direct road to Fallon, and a day
and a night of time will be cut off in
travel to and from the railway Just
as soon as the latter reaches Fanon
which will be before the first of the
year. the distance will be reduced
nearly half. The new wagon road
forty-two miles in length will not only
be much shorter than the present cir
cuitous one but 1t will also be much
better. 1t will pass through Still
water Chloride and Hercules, tapping
the sections of all the rich properties
in the Wonder district. There will be
water every twelve miles.
These facts Harry RACER, engineer
of the road, reported last week at the
town meeting at Wonder. He said that
after the teams for the road-making
were procured 1t would take about ten
days TO make the road available for
traffic all the way and that Wonder
would be called upon for $1,000 to
match equal sums promised by the
County Commissioners and the citizens
of saltwater. A committee was ap-
pointed to collect Wonders share of
the funds and to push along the work.
Within a couple of weeks there will be
first-cIass road facilities for the haul
ing of passengers. freight and ore for
shipment from Wonder to the railroad
through Observation-Disclosures News.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
BEWARE OF JAPAN,
URGES RUSSIAN
Says Uncle Sam Could Not
Win in Case of a War
With Little Brown Men
HAS HAD EXPERIENCE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.-THE United
ties would do well never to go to war
til Japan; you could not win
The above terse observation by Lieu
snant General Z. A. Kondratovitch, di-
ision commander in the Russian army
n Manchuria under General Kuropat-
kin during the late Russo Japanese
war, was made in an interview at the
Hotel Alexandra today.
General Kondratovitch arrived In
this city last night from San Francis
co, where he and his party spent a few
days following their arrival in Seattle
from the Orient. The general was
Joined here this evening by Major GEN
eral Zakharoff and Lieutenant Colonel
GIushanovsky, both of the Cars army.
They viii remain here until NEXT Tues
day, departing hence for New York. en-
route to St Petersburg.
The trio, accompanied by the wife of
one of the party, is returning to the
Russian capital after seven years of
service in Manchuria. The party de-
sired to see America, said the general
and took the opportunity of returning
home this way for that purpose.
General Kondratovitch would mot
talk at length upon the subject quoted
although expressing great interest in
the matter. He piled his interviewer
with questions as to what the Ameri-
can people thought of japan generally,
what they thought of the Japanese
school children question in San Fran
cisco and elsewhere, and as to the like
lihood of any serious trouble between
the two nations.
The general speaks but little Eng
fish, although able to understand Ii
perfectly He conyersed fiuently In
French