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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-15
EeEas

Sn Der R1be Don upaloe Itun
$3.50 Nder 2ano ai VI. s. Rrueaer
unb S. s. 8efer in 8erar guuntb
sertauft moroen. Die in oerIelben
@eaeno liegenoe Wanaum'1de
Ran6 miro aufaeteilt; tursIif Iino
1000 dder opr ibr an 6eimIudenoe
uertauft uDroen.
Ser Sal0on'8 eliBer Mar Mtils
Ter in gf BaiD, Der am Nbeno bes
eriten WDuember ben @eidenfteaer
gurleb erihoB, lit gu le~benstdnali.
dem Buhtbaus uerurteilt muroeu.
Yin benz Nbenb. an benz Die Shieses
rel paiitrte. befaao itb Wi(ler's Jrau
in benz ,Tamilb Saloon" uno
aleihseitia maren Eurlep uno anoere
Wdnner in Gem 2ptal anuelen0.
2eBtere iaBen an einem 9ild uno
ipielten 8arten, mdbreno Die sErau
at, benz Shanftilb ftano uno Bier
trant. Willer tarn in ben Saloun
gelaufen. aog feline Trau aus Dem
Aotal beraus, ihlug lie mehrere Wale
nit ieiner Biitote uno bradte iie nah
6auie. @r fam onnn nod benz Sa,
loom suriid, fling an gu lGimpfen uno
eribuB 3urleb. Der iih hinter ben
Sbanttiih geflibtet batte.
- Ser Brume'B roseB. Der mdb-
reno mebrerer Tage in Seguirt Der.
ban0elt muroe, bat nit Der TreiIpres
dung 0eS Gnaetla9ter aeenoet.
Wie aus 9an Nngele aemeloet
miro. habeu 6. uno g. 6aaelttein
Die @plie Manh aetauft. Die &anG
umfast 10000 Nder. fie lieet i'm
Colorado. Sal uno eritredt iid uns
sefdbr IS Wleilen am TtuB entlang.
Der aaufpreis ioq nabesu cine babe
WtiGt0n ertraae1 haben.
- RunareBreprdientant Beau Cat
cine Bill i'm &onareB einaebraht. Die
$1,243.00O fir Berbeiferungen am
2rinitB bemiQi9t-
- Senator Bailep bat am 5rei.
taa in Bolton bic erfte Dffentlihte Me'
be nab ieiner Ridtebr nab gerns
unb naG Der 8er0Hentlidung Der
seribieoenen Soften. Boulder &C. Dor,
Seiteu oes generalanualts Daoios
iDn aehalten. Weues brahte er in
oerfelben nidt uur. CT berief lib
barauf, oaB er Dor Der Brimdrmabl
feline game 8erbinoung nit Bierce
uno Der Baterss Hierce Oil Company
Qenau ertldrt babe uno oaraufbin in
Der HrinlGruabl bonn Bolte npmis
niert iei; CT beidulbiate feline Seq
rer, ihun bnnals oleie Bapiere in
8eitt aebabt. nit ibrer Ger6Hentli.
dung aber tlialih Bis iebt aemartet
su baben; er bebauptete. mie friiber.
ieine 8erbinoun9 nit 8ieree lei uD(.
fig leaitim aemelen uno iene uer0f.
fentlidten Bapiere bepieier aud
niht8 anoeres; bas einaiae perodhs
tige Document. Der Draft gu @unften
BON 6enrp & Striblina, fei aefiliht,
besbalb babe mai, ibm auh nidt err
laubt. GinbliG in Die 8apiere su rebs
men; idlieBlih ertldrte er. oaB bic
Waiuritdt Der 2egi8laturmitslieber
ibm bic Werfiheruna aegeben babe.
fir i'm itinmen 81 molen uno oaB
!eine Wieoeruahl aeiidert lei.
Bel bee 2ueal Option. Nbftim'
mune in Busaue gDuntn baben Die
BrobibitiDniiten geiiegt.
= Gin Der arlington 6eights Nne.
in Warahahie fuhr. am Treitap
moraen, elm Banaaiersus ber W. g.
& Z. Babn in einen StraBenbabns
ruaaer, binein. Ser Tubrmanr oes
@asens, elm geuifier Scott Bratder.
uno Die beioen Wauleiel muroen ae'
fnfpt
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Nuerlet.

= Maboem bic Steuerausgleis
bunasbebDroe bic Nneiiements i'm
Geihdftsteil Der Staot INN BON Is.
80 BrDsent unb mebr binaufaes
ihraubt bat. wiro uDrausiihtlih aud
cine 6erabiebuna Der @telerrate
fuloen. 9enn ma8 uo[lte bic Staot
nit Dem nieler @eloe Beginner?
Senator 8aileb lit beute bier
einaetrDTer,
BrDf. gbas. s. 2utin lift Bra.
iioent Der Scientific Gucietb" getppr'
ben.
Die @puntp aommiH6re baben
gbas. s. Glof mieber ole Solicitor
Der r~iditdnoiaen @teuerrt anaeftelIt.
@r erbdlt 10 Brosent pDr ben erften
$50, 900 Die er etnsieht uno 5 Brus.
fiir oas @eitere $1,000 bis sur Cum.
ME bon $50, 900. Sem @ebnlt barf
ieoph niht $4,000 per Sahr iiberftei'
gen.
Die beioen Trieoensridter 3D.
ben iih bereit ertldrt. 5naueite in
alen T~ooesfdGeu abSubalten, 0hne
uDrldufta Die ibnen abaeihnittenen
@ebibren 81 beanipruden, unter
Der Beoinaung ieoDh, oaB 6er erite
etlatante Jaq nur bic Gerihte ae.
braht miro. bic entiheiben ioHen, ob
fie gu elmer Gebibr berehtiat fiun
poer niIt.
Wie aus ben Nnaabem oeS Or.
.. q. Witte ~berpuraebt, rueroet bic
StraBenDerbeiierunaen, bic &c in benz
BON inn unldnaft a~naetauften Som.
pleE, ndtnlih in JlDrion, Carolina,
Delamare, Staffel uno Borne StroBe
unrueit Der Breia GtraBe nornebmen
ldBt, non oer Staot unter Gufiiht
bes Observation-Disclosures Stuff
ausaefibrt. Die Stabt erbot lih,
bic GtraSen fir $500 ruenieer su
maeaoemiiieren, mie Der nieoriaite
Dieter perlanat. Or. Witte bat in
BEN Diltritt bereits auf eigene 3ps
ften IdBn Baliers uuo Sewer.M Sob.
rem leger laiiei uno IaBt iest Strasen
berfteQen. nm bic @run6itide better
nertaufen su tDnneu. &c heist. baS
Die 9eute, bic Nneebote fir bic Gtra'
Gen einrelbten, ongeaen Broteft er'
heber meroen, oaB Die Staot Briuat'
&pntratte libernimn,t.
Die san NntoniD Wadhine Qn0
Guppls GomEans bat ibr 4apital BON
500. 900 auf $780, GQ erh6bt.
Bunoesridter @. &. IErnS
bat entihieoen, DAB es unaeieBli6 III.
penn Solbaten. Die i'm Dienit limb,
ibre @tsiber uoer iDnitiaen Gusrii'
Runesfide 0erfarfen uno oaB bic
Saufeg folder 8eseutfdroe elmer
ibmeren 5trafs-- DDn ei'
mem bis sn flni Jobren uno @elo'
ftrafe bis aur 66be Don $1,000
nerfeQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-15

Berbannnune. NOD er atuei Sabre ip6'
ter baS tragiihe Gnoe fano.
Die lebte .eroBeA 8olitiferin bon
internotionalem 8uf mar mol Die oer'
ftorbene aDniain uon Sdnemart.
Sn ihrert 6dnoen ltefen seitmetie
Die Qelaminten Sdoen Der antisoeu
ihen Bolitit suiammen uno 8is'
mard batte genug 81 tun, Die 0eBe.
Die in ben ShlDiieru NmaoienbDra
unb 8ernit0rff aeiponuen uuroer,
gu serreiBen. Yin Der arDBartigen
Sntri9ue, Die ieineraeit in &open6a'
gen, Baris uno ct. Setersburg i1s
iceniert muroe unb heren 8med es
uar, cas- Mtistraueu Ileranoer bes
Dritten BON &uBlano seaen ben oeuts
iden Railer at erregen, hatte Tie els
men 6auptanteil.
Bum ShluB iei bier nod cine So
lititerin aus alter Belt aenanr,t. oes
rem Berl0nli9eeit uno 9dtiateit aber
lhDn pielfaG BON Der Sage oers
lhteiert miro, Der Siabrit @taumS.
Der gebeimntssoaen Wutter Der
rDimeteA, oes 9aubdens BON Qms
fteroant. Sic iou auf benz Martt
uDn Bergen 5iihe oertauft ba'
ben. als Der iunge Brin5 @briitian,
Der ipdtere GDnia @briftian Der
8weite nDr Gaenemart, lire Ih0ne
TDtter fennen lernte, fth fterbli@
in tie pecliebte uno iie uno ibre Wut'
ter nit iid nah Copenhagen nahm.
Dort lou 5iebrit arDBen @infuB
auf gbriftian erlanat unb ben a6nig
ipdter gang beberridt baben. Wau
ersdblt fid, fte babe i'm gu ieiner
Biirgers uno BauernpDlitit perans
laBt, bic i'm beim Moel 10 nerbaBt
| mabte, unb als tire TDdter. argeb'
fid auf Nnltiftuna oes Nbels. ner'
| eiftet muroe. babe fte i'm au bluti'
| gen uno erouIamen 8ahetater auf'
gereist. Ob allies mahr lit, mas man
itd BON ihr ersdblt, Tam muhl Nies
mano mebr iaeen. cine autentifbe
@eibidte unb 4aratteriftit Der Sig
brit feblt una. Duntel mie ibr Ser
eDnmeu uno ibr @noe lit aud ibre
Tdtigteit ais Nataeberin @briftiata.
Cine beoeutenoe Trau mar iie aber
ieoenfalls; freilih Die b6len Setter.
bic (ie in ghriftian pahaerufen ga
ben fol-, tonnte iie ihlieSlih mobl
ielber nidt ttebr banner. uno 10
uuroe aus benz rBauernt1nig" Der
| Qrauiame Tprann. Der oas 8lutbab
BON Studhplm ing Wert ieste. Biel'
leidt lebte fie audi oat1al8 r,iht
mebr. Den unalldlihen 26nia aber
trieb Der in ibna entfeHelte Damon
ueiter uno ueiter. Bis in ben 9urnl
oes Sbloffes Sonoerbura, in ben,
ieine 8rioer ben balb WabnInniaen
iabrelana aefangen hielten. -
D0f, mohin finb mir getDmtnen
Ton Waodr1e StDrer sur Siabrit
Biaums; elm gemaltiaer Sprung !
l1no elm aerualtiger nnteridieo! Gber
i'm @runoe oaslelbe @enre: La dame
diplomatique. elm Genre. benz ge'
geniiber mar, fid lehr pDriiftia ners
halten mu6.
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Elm TEXAS wUADER.

Cine tleine 5loihe BON Seras Bunber.
6an's GROCER gutbedang. beilt a1e Nie'
rem. unb Blaieulei6eu, entfernt Steine,
beilt Diabetes. apsHuB, ihtuahe Raden.
Rbsumatismus unb ale unreselmaBis'
tsiten her Nieren unb Der Blnie bel BEL.
ben @eihlehterB, ebeni0 8~laienleioen
BET Rinbern. Benn Guer Ipotbeter Cd
niht ~nerfauft, f6nut SIR es eeeen Gin
ien6une uDn s1.00 erhalteu. Cine tleine
5laidse reibt fir atuet WDnate unb rers
febIt ielten Seiluns. Or. @. IS. 6aq.
alleinieer Sabritant. y. 8. Bog 629. ct.
9puis, Rn. 2ast guh 8euanifie ihiden.
auu Serfouf bel allen Srmaaiften.
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Adet Dies.
9amsaias. geras. u. Jebr. 1a

~9nmeaias. geras. II. Jebr. 1903.
Or. g, %. 5au, st. aouis. No.
Berter Serr. 9m Sabre 1894 tuuroe
mein Sohn ourb .Eeyas Bunaer" BON
einem Nieren. unb Standardization se-
heilt. @r lit baran ais er sebn Wonatc
alt mar, biz er arpei Sabre alt tpuroe unb es
aineen linn mebrere Steine ab. Sd Tam
bos Nittel iebr emsfehlen.
8. .. 8ruee,
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sste Die tSrtdtem sunatrauem

oer 8ibel nerbrauheu gar uiele 2eute ibe
rem 8orrat. lire Strait nerihuenberiib.
Sas BInt nerarnt unb balb aeiaeu Bleid.
luht, Shudhe, Shpinbei. SerstIopfen,
por Iaem aber 0taeeu. uno Geberleiotn
ncbft @elbiuht ben 8erfaa an. Der uibt
anoers als t6tlih enben fam, toenn man
mint oas redbte Ntittel anuenbet; D. +
bic altbeunbrten ct. Bernard Rrduters
piqen, bic nur aus ben beIteu Bfansen.
l9Iten ipesied fir bic Seilune leIder
Notwithstanding Subereitet peroen.
geter5euat @uh, pie uiele SanIenoe o1rs
Der, p Cent?. VIE apotbeter,
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Yaml gAeter,
g6emermeber's Bart.

Iamilienaarten. MnerleiW iIhereis
pr0outte. Ior5igli@e Rihe. @ei&s
baltiae Speiie'8 arte. 4elIerfrifhes
Gone Star Bier. Geine@eine uno ans
bere @etrdnte. Gufmerfiame Be6ies
rung. Cars laufen big Witternadbt.
0bilipp @eiRIer, n er.
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0erlan8t nirb elm D~ienitmdbhen.
INN GDhen un6 aqsemeine 0ausars
belt fir cine Tamilie uDn 3 Berionel
81 beiorgen. Nahsufragen 302 60
liaes StraBe.
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Wesl@aat mirp elm 4tGo9eu
fir 6ausarbeit. Drsi Berlpnen in
Der 5amilie. RaGsufraaen 225
Ring Biuiam'S traee.
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SaOmeltteras wnn9t Gu6

8enn Sbr @uh iraenoms nieoer.
laiien mout. tut ca entlnng ber 2i.
ME Der
Gan Mntpnip & MramSaS
YaB Sabn,
i'm @arten. Diftritt oes States. De.
lunobett uno &linta unibertroffen.
Biuige 2dnoereier fir ben Terrler,
Warttadrtner. Obit' uno Wiehsh@ter.
Weaen @inaelbeiteu tperhet Gu@ On
Geo. s. Nuptun n, o. g. a.,
San NntpniD. Teras.
- Die befter. BON DeutiHlanb uno
England importierten Rafirs un0
Tnlbenmeiier. Sheereti etc. sn ben
biaiaften Breifen bel
Raul G@eiter,
Barber uno Observation-Disclosures.
glettrilhe Gbleiferei.
104 @eft.g commerce. Strn6e.
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Die reibbaltialte uno geihma6'
polite GuSmabl BON Grtiteln uller
Nrt, bic iiG su acknowledgements
eignen, bef 8if Fenaa.
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Mcclimatiiirtt Obfs BGume!

Sd babe einen aroBen Borrat BON
bier in 9eras gesuaenen 8duner.
8ierftrduhern. &pien u. T.. TO-, audi
Balmen uno anoeren 9ppf. unb
8lumen Biansen. Meine Breiie
iino reht. 8ufrieoenbeit lit naran"
tirt. Gin Snipettor's 4. gertifitat nit
ieoer Beiteuuug. Sbreibt iofurt an
midi UNI 8ntalDa. NoreIie:
~. 90. Steinbrins, 0urierpman,
Hen Sraunfels. 9erus.
Or. =. u. Rper,
DiteOpath,
l22 Gpiopa.Stra6e Heibs 9el.bhone 1855,
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Seatide Bidder.

alaKifer, &omane. Juoenoi6rif'
ten &c, bel Sic. 9enaa.
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Tia6's s Gents pssana.e iparreu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
The BRYAN Boom,

Richmond, Va, June IA staff
correspondent of the Richmond Evening
Journal today interviewed Democratic
National Committeeman Norman f.
Mack in Buffalo, n. Y, on the demo-
cratic outlook. Mr.. Mack said "There
has never been time since The result
of the 1904 election was announced that
/ have not believed that William len
nings Bryan would continue to be leader
OF the democratic party in the nation,
aud there has been no time in that same
period but what / have believed that
Mr.. Bryan would be renominated for the
presidency by acclamatiOn in the next
democratic national convention. also
believe that a democrat from the South,
that part Of the country which has al
ways been democratic, should be pre-
sented as a candidate for lie democratic
nomination for the vice presidency, not
because it is the South as much as be-
cause it is democratic and always con-
sistently So" Mr. Mack predicted that
Representative William Randolph Hearst
would be the democratic nominee for
governor of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
Death from Fright.

Richmond, Va, June l3.-The fash
ionable residence OF Robert +. English,
at No 1921 Grove avenue, was entered
by burglars this morning about one
o'clock. aud Mrs. English, whose room
they entered, died from the terrible fright
she received, while her husband is nearly
insane from grief. The burglars secured
5000 worth Of je@elry and silserware.
kfter thoroughly doing the lower floor
they proceeded to 90 up stairs, and no
one was aware of their presence until
the household heard Mrs. English, who
is lady past middle age, screaming
frantically for help Mr.. English, who
was sleeping in the room adjoining his
wife, jumped out OF bed and ss he did
so, bali asleep, he realized that light
had been flashed through the open door
of his room. As he rushed out of his
bedroom he saw his wife come out of her
room. She called for doctor and fell
to the floor. She died in a few minutes
without regaining consciousness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
Weddings.

AT the Arlington Presbyterian Church
yesterday evening Miss Kate Newton
MunsOn, youngest daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Miles G. MunsoD, of Arlington,
Alexandria county, became the bride Of
William Whitwell Middleton.
Miss Elizabeth Meade Jones, OF Rich
mOnd, and c. Conway Taliaferro, of
Roanoke, were quietly married yester-
day at noon, at the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. P. d. Everett, SAIL Holmesd
place, Washington. Rev. George Fisk
Dudley performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed only by lew friends,
Miss Jones and Mr.. TaliaferrO having
come from Richmond just in time for the
wedding.
At the brides home, at 0pequan,
Frederick county, yesterday afternoon,
Miss Emile Harper Baker, daughter of
the late Capt. Samuel Baker, was mar
ried to Earnest f. Felter, young bust
ness man of Washington, formerly of
Woodstock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
Murder and Suicide.

Troy, n. Y, June l3-Angered be.
cause the girl he had known aud loved
since childhood refused to accept the
affection he tried to shower upon her,
John Carter last night shot and instantly
killed Mamie Stanton, and then killed
himself. Both parties lived on the East
Side. They had known each other for
many years, and Garter was persistent in
trying to gain her favor, Early last
night Miss Stanton left her parents home
in company with her girl chum, Miss
Nellie Karnqgan, intending to witness
the festivities attending the dedication
OF st. Anthony's Italian Church. a
short way from the girls home Carter
was lurking in the darkness and when he
saw them come out followed them. As
the corner of Ferry aud Wall streets he
accosted Miss Stanton and she again re-
fused his company. He then pulled .
80 calibre revolver from lis coat pocket
and fired at the girl The bullet entered
her skull behind her ear and she fell
liieless to tie sidewalk. But the crazed
man meant to make sure of his crime,
aud standing over the girls lifeless form
shO. four more bullets into her head.
Miss Slanton's companion tainted. Car
ter ran about 30 feet, turned into an
alley and, placing another revolver TO his
forehead, fred, killinghimsell instantly.
Carter WAS about 26 years old and Miss
Stanton was about year his junior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13

IT took a Kansas City jury yesterday
lst one hour 10 find a verdict OF guilty
against the "Big Four" of Packingtown
on a charge of receiving unlawful re
bates from the published rates of the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad
The published rate involved in the case
was 80 cents; the shipments for the "Blg
Four" were made at % cent rate. The
claim was made by the packing firms
that the 23-cent rate WAS given them un-
der a contract entered into with the rail
road at a time when the published rate
was also % cents; they claimed that the
continuance of the cOntractual rate even
after the official rate had been raised to
35 cents was not in fraud of the law
The Jury, however, found tina: the max
ing of long time contract between a
railroad and large shipper at an exist
ing low rate and the subsequent increase
of the published charge for all other
shippers was device to circumyent the
statute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE ls, 1906

JUDGE +. w. BAGBY, OF Murray,
Ky.. referee in bankruptcy for the
Western district of Kentucky, has rem
dered an important decision in the bank
ruDtcy case of Will; Harris & Co., disal-
lowing the claim of $500 filed by the
Murray Christian Church against the es-
tate l.. c. Linn at the time funds were
raised for the building of the Christian
Church. Linn subscribed $500, and the
church people sought to collect this up
on the filing of his petition in bankrupt
CIV. The decision Of the referee that he
is not legally bound to pay has aroused
comment in church circles, as it practi-
cslly holds that subscriptions for rellgi-
ous bodies and charitable purposes are
gold in law. The churches, or those
conducting their secular affairs, often
render themselves cheap in the eyes oil
the world by refusing 10 obey the divine
Injunction, "beware of cOvetOusness, "
as we'll as the warning to avoid litigation
which applies to church members col
lectively and individually, and the above
is a glaring instance of the departure
from the straight and narrow way which
is but little sought by this generation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
covernment Attacked.


Berlin June l3.-Dr. Haasche, the
leader Of the national liberal party in
the Reichstag, in a public speech today
strongly attacked the German govern
menfs foreign policy, which, he declaI-
ed. had Germany isolated. The emper-
or's recent visit to Vienna and the tele-
grams which we're exchanged between
him and the King Victor Emmanuel, OF
Italy,, pledging friendship, has not al
fecled this fact. DR.. Haasche's utter
ances attracted much attention because
they were Iainly aimed at the Kaiser
The Vossische Zeitung commenting
upon the speech, savagely attacks the
foreign policy of the government. Ger
many, the newspaper gays, paid court
to Russia, but Russia was already anti
German. Germany also courted in turn
England, France, Italy and America,
but all these powers were equally ayerse
to closer relations with Germany. This
proves the fundamental defects OF the
German policy of the last eighteen yeas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13

Chrisliania, Norway, June 10 King
Haskon, Queen Maud, and their son
Olaf will start today on The sever day
coronation journey to Trondbjem. The
party will visit numerous towns en- route
where receptions and banquets will be
held in their honor. rhe people are
preparing a great welcome for their
majesties and all the cities and towns
are being decorated. The kings journey
to Trondhiem il considered as an i'm
portant part Of the coronation ceremony
as the actual church service which will
be held on June %, when the crown
will be placed upon King Haakon's
head. Everything has been arranged
on democratic scale. King Ha6kon
will mix with the people like an Amer
lean president on tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
Cruelty 70 soldiers and omcers

Berlin June 10 The Vorwaerts to
day publishes sensational revelations OF
military abuses in German southwest
Africa. Numerous cases of cruelty to
soldiers and officers guilty of mallreat-
ing subordinates who were sent to Ger
many and placed on the retired list are
printed. The systematic cruelty, the
paper says, provoked several mntinies.
In one serious muliny one officer was
killed and a non-commissiOnerd officer
received many wounds The German
troops are also badly fed and clothed.
In conclusion, the Vorwaerts demands
that the government publish the whole
truth and not conceal the abuses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13
Today's Telegraphic News
$4,000. 600 Fire in Baltimore.

Baltimore. June l3 The Savannah
steamship wharf of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company was
totally destroyed by fire which started
about 80 o'clock this morning. The
Ere started on a Sow lying to the east of
the wharf, alongside of which was a
dredging machine. The fire made quick
Roadway, and before many minutes had
ELAPSED the entire wharf, which is $50
feet long, was solid mass OF flames.
The steamer Essex, which arrived in
port several days ago, and which was
half unloaded, was lying alongside of
the south end of the wharf She caught
Gre and was lowed out into the harbor
burning 6ercely, and at six O'Clock
nothing remained Of her but battered
hull. Eight scows and barges that were
also lying alongside of the wharf were
ipnited at once and were soon complete
" destroyed. A number of them were
towed out into midstream so as to prevent
them from setting fire to adjoining prop
erty. The barges and scOws were load
cd with cotton and rosin.
The residents of houses on the north
side of Block street, facing the wharf,
were panic stricken and for while it
looked as though their homes were
doomed Two old women, who we're i'll,
Mrs. O'Neill and Mrs. Wells, residing
al 1880 Block street, locked themselves
in and policemen had to break into the
house and carry them Out. They were
taken to the city hospital.
The Essex was steamer of 2, 900 tons
and was valued at $500, 900. How
much cargo was on her is not known,
but the damage will approximate nearly
half a million, The total loss will
probably amount TO nearly $4,000, 900
as the piers were we'll stocked with goods
Of all kinds and descriptions. For a
time it seemed that Baltimore WAS to
have another far.sweeping confiagration.
Three of the crew OF the steamer Essex
met death in the vessel.
The bodies of the three dead men were
recovered with great difficulty by the
men Of the police boat Lannan, who dug
them out from a position amidships,
where their hunks were situated. Two
other men who have not yet been ac-
counted for are supposed to have lost
their lives by being burned TO death. or
by being drowned when they leaped from
tie burning vessel. On board the Essex
were forty men, most of whom we're
asleep in their hunks between decks.
When they were aroused they rushed
upon deck and jumped from the vessel
like so many rats. The police boat
Launon came up alongside and helped
to pick up the men. They all escaped,
with the exception of the three known
dead aud possibly the two missing men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-13

VIRTUAL agreement, it is understood,
was reached last night that vote upon
whether Senator SmOOt shall be unseal'
ed shall hot be taken at this session OF
Congress. Canvass of the Senate by
leaders upon both sides has shown that
if the attempt is made to reach vote
now, nearly every Senator in the body
will make a speech explaining his posi-
ton with respect TO the Mormon question.
1t has, therefore, been decided that if
Congress is to adjourn this month or
early in July, the Smoot case must go
over. A motion will be made in the
Senate that a date be fixed for consider
ing the problem at the next session, and
also a date for voting upon it. If this
is agreed to it will insure its final dispO
sitiOn and prevent further wrangling
now. II is well for Mr. SmoOt that be
is a republican, or he would have teen
ousted long ago