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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-27
D9sposar OF wallace Home.

The country place OF the late Cen
eral Lew Wallace near Charlottesville,
Ind, has been presented by the family
Of General Wallace to tine government
ON condition that the government equip
and maintain it as fish culture sta
tlon.
1t is one. of the prettiest spots in In
diana. Fish Commissioner Bowers
will leave for Charlottesville within
a few days to look it over and if his
report be favorable congress will APP
propriate money enough to develop the
property and provide force to man
age it.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-27
Rmbbis ThanIl the President.


A few days ago Simon Wolf head Of
the B,Rai Birth. presented to- the pres
ident Rabbits KrauslSopf of Philadel-
phia. Gutmacher of Baltimore and Si-
mon OF this city, together with Her
man II. Hahn, president of the United.
Hebrew Charities of Chicago. The.
three rabbits constitute committee
appointed by the national conference
Of rabbits to present suitable resolu-
tions OF congratulation on the presi-
dents efforts for pence. The. resolu-
tons, handsomely engrossed, were ac-
cepted by the president with express
sions Of appreciation.
Passing of Historic Tnu-
Workmen are welding brushes and
hammers in the historic Chamberlin
hotel, at Fifteenth and / streets, where
senators, representatives, governors.
fnanciers. professional men, railway
magnates. mine owners, army and ma
w officers and celebrated men of the
world eSnbed glasses years ago.
The famous rendezvous is being re-
modelled by James +. Taylor, trustee
OF the Fernando Wood estate, and will
be leased as a clubhouse, family hotel
or residence.
John r. Chamberlin, one Of the
most noted inn keepers and sportsmen
in the world, catered to the aristocra-
4 ey in this old house for score Of years
before his death In 1897.
James G. Blaine lived in the second
house, which afterward became an
annex, and Ex-Governor Swami Of
Maryland lived in the third, which was
also annexed during the tiourishing
days of Chamberlin's regime.
College Merger.
The National College Of Pharmacy,
which has been among the separate
educational Institutions Of Washing
ton for the past thirty four years, Will
henceforth be- SO far as educational
matters are concerned, part Of
George washington university AS to
the ownership Of property and finan-
ciai and other matters, the college
maintains its Independent existence.
CARL SCHOFIELD.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-27

Ward wants $4,000 for making a
replica Of his Washington and com
petent judges say 1t would be cheap ut
twice that price. The statue is a
magnificent work Of art. of heroic size
and suggestive in every line Of the
greatness of character, strength and
other noble qualities that were so
abundant in the personality OF; the fa-i
iii ar Of our country.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-27
WASHINGTON LETTER
[special correspondence.l

Should one OF the Districts fire en-
gines be totally destroyed and the fire.
men having it in charge be found
guilty Of causing the destruction the
men would be required to pay for the
machine or lose their positions and
their claims on the pension fund
This was found to be the understand
ing IN the fire department recently,
when the commissioner announced that
a precedent had been established ia
that respect in the filming OF three men
attached to No. / Engine company be-
cause they We're found guilty of neglect
and held responsible for breaking their
engine and are now paying S. monthly
each until they shall have paid $3.50,
the cost of repairing the engine.
Commissioner Macfarland announced
recently that the imposing of the fine
on these three men was the first case
of its Kind since he has been in office,
although it was resorted to by the
heads of the department before him.
He said that the case was fragrant
piece Of negligence, and after having
the details of thorough investigation
laid before him he was satisfied with
the guilt of thesmen.
Plan to Remodel Capitol.
The plan of remodeling the eastern
front of the main central portion of the
United States capitol building is still
receiving serious consideration, in
spite of the fact that it received
black eye at the hands of the last con-
gress.
Another effort will be made to Sc
cure congressional approval of it this
winter or spring. The plan proposed
heretofore is well known throughout
the country 1t involves extending the
eastern front of the capitol building
beneath the great dome, the work to
be III marble and adorned with rows
of immense columns, the whole costing
perhaps $2,0O0,000
Wards ssWashington."
An interesting phase of the present
movement involves the erection in the
middle Of the great steps of the re.
modelled building Of a replica in bronze
of the statue Of George Washington
that now adorns the front of the Unit
ed States subtreasury building in Wall
street, New York.
This statue is by John Quincy Adj
ans Ward and is pronounced by judges
to be one of the finest licensees of the
first president that are in existence
Ward is an Ohio man by birth, hav-
ing been born in country town in
the central part of the state,
Ward is now in New York, where
he Is working on an equestrian statue
Of General Phil sheridan, to be erect
ed in Sheridan circle, Washington. One
example of his work already in the
national capital is the statue Of Cen
eral George II. Thomas which adorns |
circle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
BOAT cAPslzEs; SIX DROWNED
Wireless from the United States cru,s
er Tells Of sehooners Loss

Washington. Sept. 22--The cap,iz
ing OF the American schooner TWillgL
and the loss Of six Of her crew in IN,
recent storm on the Carolina coast, Is
announced In the following message,
dated Thursday. received at the navy
department by wireless via ST Angus.
tine, from the cruiser Minneapolis, ON
her way to Cuba:
"The Minneapolis, 80 miles east "
Charleston. at midnight, picked up a
man al sea floating on a plank Two
men heard his voice alongside nj II
o'clock. Stopped the ship and turned
on the searchllghts and lowered life
boat. The mans name was James
Olsen, and he belonged 10 the Schoo
ner Twilight which had CapSized a. 6
O'Clock on the morning Of Sept Il.
There were seven In the crew. We
remained in the vicinity using search.
lights until daylight, but saw no sign
OF the wreck or any survivors Signed
F1ske commander"
The Twilight. Captain Fcdior>cn
was Of 357 tonnage and her home port
was Wilmington, Del. She sailed from
Charleston. s. C., Sept II, for Phila
delphia. She was built az East Tia
ven, Conn. In 1874.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

ionG KoaE s~pt a. Practically
eli he bsls~hlsisn ,roDps and 1DD
~ 10. seat di'lsOa are o'sOberstius
10 clearing araT The 'sacss ~ ft.
fcs~rt YghDya rfoiiauns Effort
sfs b-ihE nadr 10 fseoY-f 'h~ 'sal
sH.sh are bshE carried % is rar
tilIt Mao srRnssHssfs ere srihs
~ 'f,lns ~ ,he terrible s'fa.l co.
me 'on '.s gsrit remains t1us
siImss Nosisf. sbo 80 1,f-'-,ihs
~ sofs hss '4l.spssd 80 IA bs~a
iIssa - hfysyi'ai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

Uruuruu \. S'p' '. \ 20"
rn, 40 90, N,Ns from Admission p's
nat "a f..gl err,l ai nut CI., Al,
n,,d enc train ~ vbIrh " ! ~.
,u vts 'tiy,Iuf g. ~ I'nu'a 90 ~.
ml0suam 80 huur- aui VIZ iiuau
mad, -u,".' 90 me CROWD which
gathered pnou hs ui Ne also mpi'
q short p,,rV Nuut'nu Nh"r, 'h'
nf., crowd v.irh h1l guvu 'r'd
NJ waiting rr him. hat dNudl'i 90
q tv hundred VI HNbu tas go
r,of.r NAT he cuuId scarcely BE-
heard ~" wa met AZ Admission r'
. special cldfrns commiil"" from ~
miuGhnm Who escorted him 10 hat
city
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

Pala,ka. Fla. Sept g The propsl
ler wheel ~ The tux Homer while
moving along - river here nesr the
big mills " ne Wilson Cypress com.
pany. brought 10 che surface u cls
wafer the body - white man a! Jls
name ~ J 7 Dayis a strange here
BE had been ~ work for q fcu day.
A. ne Cypress mills and uas seen 90
sloaday T. seems tha' no ons asd
Mid BIN W u b. ga uueNrec'"i'y
fauna m "a. sake - tho steamer O.,
4. a., knova hog tae frogninx hap
p~asa nor IL " khorn uhere he II
from
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

okiaaoms CITY. Okh. s~ps - -
cause d certain alleged remarks bar
ing on the Ortho4ot Hebfsw ren
Eioa. ne Orthodox Jswiah eonErsEa
too here s~cnf~d &c iniune,ioa b 70
strain samssi Colds,sia a pasnsro
her. from atisaiinx the fybsDSos
TIE papers uefs served ~ 'hs sAsFtR
but CSldssrih ignored th~n aa1 a.
isuss.i ths service No ait-np; ga
nate 50 slsr' hin from 10 messina
an n has b~e1 ascf3s1 Sastsef ~
uosrrsEafioa stii rvqssst M sfFsi9s
mel - tss msmbss fos eoatsmss oi
oO1Yt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

Meridian. Miss Sept % That the
Negro members ~ ace Wooimrn ~
America believed thrS had Hght 10
murder any non-membrr Nlth impuni
. wss brough, ou, a. he Jasper couS
~ grand jury lhvestiEafios 81 charges
sga,hst BAldbrldss Batnsti. negro fof
sssassinAting Oscar k"elsf. y0uaE
white boy soms time aEu Bafnr,t
Il said 10 have male numerous throat,
sEslns, The youth. o. sell a. cher
shit" p~Bpis Ne We msmbsf 81
the new secf~t order
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
suaar comnanI.s combIn,.

New York. Sept. 22--The forma.
ton Of the Cuban. American Sugar
company which was incorporated In
Trenton. n J.. yesterday. ave ~ the
largest sugar companies In The Cuban
field have been consolidated under
one head The concerns which con
su,ute the new company are the Chap
para, tho TinEuare. the Neuvs lou
isa. the I'nidad and the ManaEua with
otiess At III Wall street The cap
uai stock consists % ti7 O0o 100 Dur.
ing the year these i've oompaniss
handle eleven million tons 81 sugar
care. which represent 100000 tons ~
rau sugar, about onstenih % the en-
tlfe crop % Cuba
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

ton that he VAS the same man no
mad seen Thurs lay morning
Luther Frazier u Young negro was
hound over Eridlv morning hy Re-.
cordrr R,oNl,, fo, assault, With Grim.
iual mtcu, con- Miss Orrir BRYAN. q
daugh'rr NJ Thomas l.. Hryan. Of s39
CORTLAND street
Judge Bro,lcs bound the negro
oycr without hol'. and hc viii Ne held
In IA" Tower awaiting trial
Thursda, uish' white the father
was away from home. F,aIirr ,u~r,d
the home ~ the Rlau~ and. brand
i,hiNg q h,av, ,No, malr an attack
ON Miss nNHn she ran into clos.
-. and locked me dnor thus saving
herself white her mother auL we
o'n,r children lied from - hou.,
The negro Wa later caught I'm an al
De-, bach ~ the house and sent to
polite, headquarters The YOUNG lady
aul her father both appeared IN court
Friday morning and Judge BUvlrs
wa, only u Few minutes In binding the
negro over
Judge i I pcnd,c.nn ~ 80 superb
or court FRIDAY muru,ug issued call
Tor the Fulton count, grand jury IN
convene Mouda, morning a. consider
the eases ut The nogtoes confined In
the Tower
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

MarIu Ca ssp, 20 Len Van
hr.ek uhltr nsEa. as b0pIg1 tr
tsr ei,y acsg.iAl si'b oss - hs ssser
badly ua'Ia'sf Ee hRa ieigr g.
whn- vr-k.ar aiiA nl4sAlne - 81 81
Cestrsl Crt irs -iA IN 10
49,, q p rsera. iriurtss hsnhf.t
ia rnn.t .f.rrsF nar $50 81
rn.nfss trr 20 ssS 49, iz rtr -
a.. AZ sns f-oef n ra ip "a
Ar meat Tsit ernt rfa 'c1r--
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,tar~ e. 80 VIA afrE 7ts 60
,rssi., - ,1s rsfss Sal ass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

wissiy~E hsslioss tsVi - --
w,ff ass bssh fFssfssi s.f' - q a.
ean.itr ssBiosl0a shT' occurred os
a rGhi q say - ft- Dfshf Tfsa4
"a s.F car ffnmsfs 10 -h.eh $50
1sf,ons vrsr iuI-f .ai ola sAsfs n
jafsf .a. fay F4fsnsa 4 ID
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
EXPLOSION MANGLES
4 FIFTEEN PEOPLE
Jellico, Tenu., Wrecked bv Elk.
i ploding Dynamite.
BUSINESS SECTION DEMOLISHED
Gar Loaded with Dynamite, In Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad Yards,
Exploded Entirely Destroying Vast
Amount Of Property.

Knoxville, Sept. "A special to
. the Sentinel from Jeiiico, Tenn, says
Friday morning AT 5 O'Clock car
loaded with dynamite exploded In the
louisville and Nashville railroad yard
about 100 yards north Of the depot
AS result almost the entire business
section OF the town Is totally wrecked,
at least Is people are thought 10 be
dead and from nifty 10 seyentyhye
are more or less seriously injured
Some OF the wounded will probably
die. The bodies Of many of the dead
are buried In the debris. and at this
hour $3.50 a. M 1t is impossible to
estimate the extent Of the fatalities
to give names Of all those losing their
lives One OF the known dead IS
Thomas Atkins. aged 30, telephone
tineman. employed by the East Ten.
nessee Telephone company.
Every warehouse along the Louis.
Vile and Nashville railroad Is totally
destroyed Every store in the town
Is either blown to pieces or damaged
D. such an extent that 1t Is ruin
The site Of the explosion Is mark.
ed by hole in the earth, fully % Zee,
deep and about 80 feet In diameter
The entire floor Of the Carmartnen
Inn. large brick hotel structure, was
blown on II Is believed that no
prominent persons are included in the
list OF the dead
4 special train has been sent north
over the Louisville aud Nashville to
Williamsburg. Ky.. for physicians.
An early morning train over the
Sou hern railroad from Knoxville Will
also bring physicians To attend the
wounded
The Calamity is the most terrific
known In this section. save the Fra.
terVille mine disaster In 1902
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
r.ss. Woman csndids,. for Congress.

Chicago, Sept % A dispatch TO a
morning paper from Fort Worth. Tex.
SAYS that Laura ID. Payne. Of Fort
Worth. in accepting yesterday The
nomination on the socialist ticket Tor
congress in this district. comes ont
strongly for government ownership
OF railroads and goes q step further
than Mr.. Bryan In advocating govern.
ment ownership OF all packing houses
Miss Payne Is the FIRST woman 10 run
for congress In Texas and saws she
will push her campaign vigorously
When asked what she would do II
elected. she replied, THE first
thing I would do would be- 20 accusn
the grafters In congress o. their
wrong doinRs. and arouse ,he public
of the entire country 20 Gust 'he
rogues from the national legislature
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
Law L. OF VIZ. Seone.

Washington. Sept 90 When Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt issued his order some
time ago regarding me observation
OF the eight hour law. the orders came
81 the war aad navy departments. but
were not directed 10 the othcr depart
mems u Is understood that the or
der issued Wednesday Is meant ~
meet conditions that have arisen In
other departments. notably the int
rior department. which has charge Of
reclamation work In the srii land 70
gions of the west Complaint was
made tina, the eight hour law was not
being observed on their work The
public buildings erected under the
treasury department are also public
works where the elgh; hour Law mus,
be enforced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

Gstnrssiit t.a Hrp, ?, iudEs
KIusrf passed - s"ni~ur" - llfa lni
pri ,Damen' ~ Pet iihthius convict
"A ~ stlIns tf-nty Gssls Thla uas
fls r.psluE feature ~ me- sps'.iAl term
~ A.. superior FuuF' Ne a motioa
f.f nr- iraI 80 mate thla eass VII
come up assin 81 tho regular lana
Ary trrm S1t IN a iJns Tins has .
TIA 1s no bsrH wafehri 9TH ~
much ihirr.s People from every
,.,.tioa - the county rrus isi The
snnst fp1n throughout che entire seek
arhpafb urs go 90 irwIns'fstion
made shrn 'Is ssfiiet ras rsai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

49, Tgss 40, - --hsr.f George
80 MeClstisa afs saao'ss "a mas 10
90 4fsaI faa tssmOcfs aats sgn'
gsasisa 81 sastD sss' gassfaT Il
"A 4sssfsr,sssi 'hs' NsSof AeCIsiisa
OIL. a. - f4Haa ~ isaf 10 hast
asaisS Caats. Nafysy asd WI
assa d aeaf.f - ssasf u District
tafsgf lfe2s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

P4rfs So - sgrsia. fs9ta
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s4as.i estss u sefsttf iI 81 "
asfst - 49, s-ra gisass4 b. a.
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x,ass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

R.ehrg.d a. ~ H-<Ss1sra
IA-,ss & Hli. q 1istisgasa@f go
f.s.,afs aerss as - ers faiilstf
- .ssarf - vrxaia tsef ~
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sstsay slk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

tlt.~ ust As sr7f - 4 Nah
srs Ne Ispaioh says 'ls' u has
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30. srea '..4i n pfks sosniY AfkAa
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b.. sai o.hrf sstirse~s ~ v0leani7
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con- banY tss s~sa 0rghis.t - yros
Ject "a nsid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
CUBAN REBELS FIRE
ON BLUEJACKETS
We're Garrisoning the Soleda,t
Estate.
REBELS ARE PUT TO FLIGHT
The United states Ba,tlesh,p Lou,S'
ana and Virginia and the Cruisers
Cleveland and Tacoma Nave Arrived
al havana,

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
Crowd Failed to See Alexander.

Augusta, Ga. Sept. 22-Thomas W
Alexander, the alleged dcfauller. nm.
Ter guard Of Lieutenant William Col.
Inns reached Augusta Thursday Peo'
pie. who awaited AleXander's arrival
a the depot. were disappointed hy the
fact that the oficer lef the train
at a point about 2 miles from the sta
ton. and drove to the office ~ sheriff
Clark. where Alexander was taken II
by the back door. His counsel Ncr,
awaiting him and Immediately bone
was fixed in IN esum ~ $4,000 Alex
ander was driven 10 his residence IN
the fashionable section ~ the City and
has remained there I'm seclus.bn all day
declining all callers A hearing viii
be had. IL Is understood In few
weeks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Sin frpmmcr @nuIdJ.

9%lbieBung Der StrobetOlrdbrldS
GommiilGre ais MINER, Gntmidc-
l1lngS.Gommiilion gcplont.-Gine
bnbin5ielcnoe S%crorDnung i'm CT
item &otbs5peige eingcrcidt. -.
So3 8ert Der Yiloltcrungs-Gom
binotion. - @oiicronlcibc Scr
orOnung Den Sinon5 GoplmiiiG'
rem sur 9crotbung porgclc9t.
Die Combination Der Gompu0nicn,
lpcldc in Baltimore ocn Morft iilr
Sheet ISpbalt uno MSpbnltblodc ol@
troBcnpiloiterungsmoteriol contro.
lircn nn0 icit Wonoten i'm Sto0trutb
bo9 o9itllitbic" gcnonntc Sbeer.
Wocnoom bcf1mpit, bat icst Den
ironlmcn @llnldL 0llrd) Den Sto0t,
ROTH Den StroBen0ur6brilhS Goni-
ntiiiGrcn bic Gontrolc ilbcr Die Nnncr
Observation-Disclosures ST. cllt5leben,
neil oic GomnniiiGre nid)t nod ibrcr
Tfcifc ton5cn molcn u1b ipgor oc!l
moroliid)en Wlltb bobcn fiir Die
Efloitcrung Scr %. Strobc, bon Scr
Dorf Nooo bis ,6ur SofItroBe, 9itll.
lit6ic ocnt S6cct MSpbolt por5u5ic.
ben. Sine g%croronung, lpcld)c 0en
Strobcn6llrd)brlldS GonmiiIdren bic
Gontrolc iibcr bic Mnncr Inleibe cnt-
5icbt nno iic elmer bonn Wopor 81 er,
n%cnltenbcn G%onmiilion iibcr9ic6t
mo sic angcblid bon Srn. Sloot
2obc Strous, eillcm Der AnmGltc Der
acknowledgements Gorporotioncll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Griag bcn @crlcenngcn.

Nifolaus Stcngcr itab iih brei Wol
nit einem WeiIer in Die Gingc-
mcioe. - Starb geitern 9l6ello in
Soipitol,
Ser Sd)nei0cr Nifolnu5 Stenger
BON Ntr. t7t4, Sit-Gbaictrabe, ltarb
gcltern abcrlo 10 llbr i'm st. So
IepbS : Soipital" an Serletungen, Die
CT ii6 iclbit b~cigebrad)t botte. Ser
rs Sabre alte Woml bntte ii6 nit
cincm Meier am Nbeno porber orei
Miol in Die Gingepeioe gcltoden uno
muroc iofort nod Dem Soipital &C.
brad)t. Stcngcr, mcl6cr in Scr leB'
ten 3eit oiters gedllBert bate, onB CT
oes 2ebcns miioe iei, itommte ollS
Gelltidlnn0, mar perbeirotbet mo
fam Dor ulgeiGbr 80 Subren nah
glmerifu. ST bat nlebrcre &inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

bciltc cine Sibung balten nno SIC
pom StaOtsErofurotor Bruce allSgc.
orbcltcte Gerorbnung fir Die 5000
OO0Nnleibe sur &crbciicrung Der
Wolerperfe, 81 mcId)cr Der Charter
iclner Inlidt nod Die Staot alltotIs
lirt, berotben. Sic 6inan5 = Commit
l0re mcroen Die S0bc Ocs 3inStn6cS
llno Die 3eitooucr ocr Nnlcibc 'clt-
lcbcn. Worgcn glbcnO miro Die Tcl-
oronung Dem Stootrotb porgclclt,
mcld)cr iuobridcinli6 t0glib S!bun
gen baltcn miro, bis bic GcroronlHg
o%ngcnomnlen i'll, o1mit Die 2eGolitdt
ocS bet%refienben 9lbidnittcS int lt00.
tilden Charter lpbalo oils mnDlldj
bonn Stuots- IppCQotionS9erid)t cnts
ihic0cn iperben fam. IS lit Die N6s
lid)t Der lt1btiidcn 9comtcn, oHl
Stimmgcbern Der Stn0t Die Scror0s
nlln9 BET Der Moprraluobl int Mai
1907 sur Gotiii5irlulg por5ulcNcn,
lpenn Die Gntidciout0 Ocs appcao.
tionS0crid)ts eS 5uldbt.
Iu $4,000 erboDt.
Iie 0iibgct-9eboroc bielt Gcltcrll
&ormittog cine Spe5iol Situng, III
lucldcr Die @ered)tiome9ebiibr, iuclde
bic Strobcnbobn-@ cieQidoft fir baS
Hed)t, @eleiie in scr @ermonItrobc,
BON Gburless bis SonorbltruBe, nnD
in Der Sanoperltrnbc, bon Baltimore,
bis TopetteitroBe, lcgcn 81 o%iirfeu, SIT
cntrihtcn bat, bon $500 ouf $4,000
crb0bt mlrbe. IS lporcn Stnot=Trp-
fllrntor Bruce uno Stobt Sngcnieur
ScnooQ, meld)e bic Grbobung Der @cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

nllSgcorbcitet morocll lCin loa, lpllroc
geItcrn Ibcllo bon Srn. NcIt BON 0cr
IS. Woro I'M crItcn GotDs5iucigc cIr.
gcrcid)t.
&r. StrolS crfldrt, trobbcnl oic
@Gblcr ser Stoot iibcr bic TcrorH'
nllng o%bgcItimmt, fonntc biciclbc
miberrilicn mcr0cn, neil Die 1901 Don
Ger '@~cletgebung crlollclc Itte 0cnl
Staotrotb Die @obl lGBt 5piitcn ci.
her bonn Wopor 5i %erncnnciOcn
Gommiilion, ollS bier Witglie0crn be-
Itebcnb, nit Dem Wopor limo sen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gommili1rcn ais
Miiglicper cr'oiicio uno ben StrG,
Gcnbilrthbrlhs Gonnniil0rcn o"cin.
Observation-Disclosures Nrt,' lo8tc ica
bod, cS iei lGdlerlid), noil Der @loers
rufltng Der Scroronung 81 iprcdcl.
nodocm Die Stimmgebcr 9ultinlos
res ienc Scroronuna IN Der Mul,
matl 1905 ruiiii5irtcn. Ger bcn
&olfe 5llr Motiii5iruno ~porgcicNic
EoiiuS Der Seroronung lalltct: Cine
&crorbnumg, I'M bic gusiiibrun0 ci
her IN Scr Sonlnr.S itunq bes Sat
res 1904 bon Der Worplanber @eIeb.
gcbung Ungenommcncn Ifte, 27i.
aopitel, Die Musgobe bon Sbligoiip'
ncn ocs WoporS uno Stobtrotts pil
Baltimore in elmer Summc oor n'ht
nlebr, ais 5ipei Wiaioncn $4,000
000D Collars 81 oiltoriliren tilr Die
9cihofIung bon Mittcln 5.tr Scltrci-
hing ser gusgobcn uno r1foltcn iiir
eic Nuaiiibrung Der Serbc,icrungS-
piane, sic inter Sen 9clt.WTrngm
elmer pom Der Norpl6nber 0cicb1c-
brlig in oeren Sonltnr.S lsiil,G in.
Sabre reun5cbnbunbcrt I'M bier az
jcilonhmencn Mfte, 274. ,,nritcl, BE-
id1loiien milrbcn Ser 1'S bcld)lolcn
lrceocn, cine nit oein Hnitcn oIlt'
rer Improvement Gon;miiiipn" be-
sridnete Gommiiiion creireno, mo
sic Strobcnburhbrud) -gomnnilIlrc
oi,toriiircnb unb observation-disclosures,
oie fir sic Miner Improvement
Gommiilion" int 274. Nrtifcl Der
slftcn Der Marpl1noer @eicsgeblmg
bum Sabre ncun5ebnbunhert mo
bier porgeihricbcnen YiIiht,n lutN
Trnttionen aiis5ufiibrcn. ui,o Die
Hrt nno Weiie poridreibeHb, IN mel
der bic Strabenourdbritdjs . Com
riif0re bic b%eniclben oalnti iierrtra'
f;iien Eilidtcn nnb 0unlli 3iten aus
it, len %Iolcn, nnb sic I'll. .. Nt5cm.
Fs, 1901 beitdiistc gercrornnlg Mr..
1863 n~ioerrufcnb."
l3ur @cratbung Scr Wai'
ieronleibe-g crorbnnng.
Sic Jinai5'G% onmiiidre weroer