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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
Tcfauutmadnngcn
Scpartemrut iiir 6iicHtlifc SGntcn.
SIb= 5epGrtcmcut les observation-disclosures,

VUIlil NJ 0 re, u, StOlllHt lNUh,
Vcricgcitc MIfcDutc, al cen eSonro. 81
Nuaroa," GG,e OF toe GitD a%Scgiilcr." u%brciiirt,
iueroell bonn Gidot @iratiirntUr M letlterl @llrcdli
I'M 9jui1bai5 bis Miitt,uoab, Den !. ltdr5 1906.
elItNeaer genonmrn tiir bic 9tiuelltrIlr1 nCc
Gatllrctt StraBe. uut oer Silolcttt Der Sutt's
more Str1be bis 5uy 9~iUroleiie BON @alierlI s,oc,
linn iir ole GcieEun0 mil @oiielrunolICin,n
mo Fllaiierl19 nit 9i2pbGlt=@l6dcn Der TT
turcnts StraBc, Don Der ltorhIeitc her Gnllerl!z
gIuelllc. bis sur Siloiciie BON Baltimore t1irhGc.
.llno fHr ole )ienpilnileriulA nit olrn 9teoi
rCltlini hebdtoCI!CL 1ol5bl0GCt ulca icnel SbCIs
les Der GdIUert-StydGe bon Der niroIldelt
HultSiteiE4HinIc Ger EuOettes StraBe bis 5Hr
llpr0iiG5cll EanIinIe Der yeriugiou Strute.
llno iii bic Aclipilaitcrlillg nit uiiritt6irltll
3tcgelItcilleIt nilCr IcncH Gbeilee ber SerlHQiol,s
Gtr0hc. bon Der bitlimcl NGIIiinic Der Charles.
SiroGe bio 5ur DitlidHl 3iGloltcins2iriC pe-
@criht2qcuduocc.
SpcblfttdtiCner ma 2tiQcbot5s 6ormtlnrc lucr-
ben AMI 9tppItlntiuu in oiCiem SitreGu Q%elleiert.
Ste Goliralt observation-disclosures hCbdlt lid
nuo Njcdbi bur, irQello lptldG llo ullc NllacbOic
81 perUcricu. Gin bcglaubiQter Gbcd in Der
pubc 0ca in hCu Spc6ttiidtiOtclt unQcacbelIeu
@ctrnRcs, 50blCar an bCu WiaUor nm StnotrGtb
non baltimore, lIuB ithcnl HIlNchol ~bctAcilG,
icilt,
y. I. 6cnnoil,
Stuot Sl1eniCur.
NcildtiQt:
e. STAT E.mGruS,
ErtiineHt tCr Guutrait GctaebttR2 lC06rbc,
lNcbr23,2 - .2G.21 % MtGrjl .2.3,3,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
GcldttQt:
requirement Der Iiicutlidcu Gautcn, eu6.Sr
partenicut oc3 Stnets Sugeuirnr5.

Nulilmturc, ~. Schrltnr 1906.
Vcrhcaelte 9lunCUutc, an Den ..lDnro ri
@tunroo", care Of tbc Gin 9%iCGiitcr." %noreilirt.
mcr6cn bonn Stu0t ltcGiitrGiur bis Mlittp udI,
hen Is. Ie6ruar 1906, cltacpcn aellolnnIcI iiir
bic S,iUcllirllnG oCo ct EuttiirnGCus @iunlcudro
bon oCr cilllllnnrClGiNltc StraBc bis Nicrrns
mans Zane mo bon ~ bis 81 eilcm 4Slnlfie
Cilun Gdl5ebmDrnoerl mn iilul5iA US50) sun
Iortrpclllih an WtcrrOnldn'9 cane.
CclanIIir bcrCtbuclC NrhCit lit H17 AIhii
nGro@ NlaNrdhHiacH mo 1880 NubiiOaroa
Nniliiluua.
l;no iHr Ole MasGoHmiiirlnlQ hes Ct. Saul.
Observation-Disclosures bon OCT eiminoorciBigllclI
Gtrdnc bis MicrrDnun'a Ynue ltlo BON "a his
~ cinCnl FlmIte ehuu c,DiSebnbunocrt mo
illilil9 tlS50) SUB lurnlpcitlih an MerrUs
mans cane.
Spc3iilfntioncll mo StlNcbotl GorntIInrc ipcr5
bcn aIi Npplilutiun in hieicnI yilreuu ~GcIicfcri.
sic Gontralt &crNcbuuNa @e66roe bebGlt
lid bG3 Ncdlt boz. jrGcno mCIdc ulo alle Nugcs
bOtc 81 pcr1ucricl. 9Uu bcaiuu6igter GbCd in
Der Nobe oco in oct GpCiiiifutiOlel nnGcbcnCu
ycirngca. 5dbibur an hcu WinUur uno Stnnlrnlb
BON Nc!timorc, ntnb icocm ~9lnAcbot ~bci9eiiiAt
lciil.
y. :. Scnban,
Sidot Sngclicur.
@cftitiQt:
&. GiGN Sinnnms,
ErdiibeEt Der Cuuiruripcr0ChWupS licbGroe.
CScbr151 6,17l9.20.21 .23.2l. 2G.2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

ict pon @inocrpiitoIcl unO otlocrcli
Spielfeuermoifcn, ionic Grploiiufors
perm, pcld)c nit 9pnunit gelC9cn
lil0; 0eSQIcihcn Don GircsGrudcrH,
Die nit on0erem GrpIniiuitofic, ais
Idrpor3cnt S%dicBprIper NcIoGen lind
ullb mebr, ais 49, BOD lang uto rs
3oa bid iirb. &cQchcn 0c0cl Dos
UcieB mcr0cn nit @cI0itrole bis jli
500 mto @cf0nQuiBitroic bis 5lt 30
Co0elt bcOroht. dc flciucn &nirpic,
Ionic piclc oItc 0unmc &lillNcn lper.
0Cn MN anr feline rcdltc Grcu0' mcbr
on %icrtcu 1abcu.
Sic v&olpo Hciorm" lo0t
ocrD: IS Gicbt oui Der A0Iljcn 9ScIt
&oiicrlL dbcr Die oQcrlG0nitct mil
len Dod) in Der 8optiitentirde lcill III
Ycorio, Ocrcn Yoitor Simmml@ nett.
lid) SclbitnlnrO bcNin0. lrpBOem
flor nnd)Nclpicicr mor, 0aB Ger &crl
Gcrcita icit Snbrcn ms 3udtbola
gebGrtc mcgcu n%lncnnborer Scrbrc-
cbcrL luurOc ibn bod in Der Stride Gin
prmfbofcta &car0bnib bcreitct, ln0
lcinc Trtull0c bcbouptcn ciri0dl, o0B
lie nid)t gloltbtclt boB Der Soott
ldJilOiA NCpcicp lei. Nl3 Die ySittmr
crfl0rtc, ooB lie icit &nhrcn NGpnBt
bobc, ouB Siumlon3 ms 3ltcbtbota
0cb0rtc, glnlIbtcn tic ibr ol,d) ni6t.
Pun ltcllt lid hcrolt3, DOB Der HcpC-
reno mldy Gin S0lid)cr mo NodHtnp
Ter mar. Gr nlud)tc III h0hercr 81
nor}, bate III cinUn 9lr6ritcroicrtcl
cine Sporhonf onNcion0cM mo nos
tiirlid) linn Die 3cpoliturcn nna0c
p%liiH0crt mor0cn. Mos Der Wmlnrr
nit hcn Summlcn mt1cionAcn bot
0tc CT lid ju'0nmcn OcItohlcL 0o&
ut ollf nod nid)t an 0cn (og actoEl
mrn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
Mnnuitc Ncytln Nintuu.

tbu Gintur, NeIicbte Satin bon Charles i.
Nintop. i'm YIter poI 80 Gubrcr, &crludtoit
mo 6rcnnoc Der 6dmi!ie pcrbcn cinaeluocu.
Der NcCrntaltila 0ei5nuob1cl. ole legtc, Snut.
llug. oCll -. Ncbrltnr, pom IruICrnduic, yir.
2I2O, blackberry StraBe, ans iinttiiunet. Bel.
ieruliA dtI Dem % Sreicini9lciia 6rtaobuie".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

IS ilHrb am %. ScbrnHr 1906 @mma 9. Scts
fcro, gcb. @unoirn, aeliebie Satin bon [o0h
VI, Neltero. &crluGrtotc mo SrCunoe bCr ST.
GunA am 5uumng. NuhmtinQo , il6r. uun
threr lCGtcl HSpbnlntQ, M. III. HSeit -0ambur0s
StrnEc, aus bel }uluObuer. too. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
2unbuit : Eurf.

Ser bnup.i1fiidIte Sriebbui IN Baltimore.
Nreul: $50 9lder. - Snin,c rp nbrenoer Charter.
3u iroer 3cit erreihbur. 6iiuf Gents 2abrs
Gelb bon allen StuoitbCiIcn. Girubenbabns
gSaGaaG3 pdiiiren Den Nnuptein9alta nle brei
utnu.cn. SS1rmcs &uricdimmer fir Sol6e,
Die Den Sricobut bel ranbcm 9Seiicr b~eiutbcri.
Gs0rd1niGp!nCe 5u leDr mibi0em Breiien,
idnmi!i6 inter fnrtmihrcnhcr Btlcae.
@irtaa: Nr. 81, afitSaratugasStrn6
CNluG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
NirdJlidJc Mnjcigcn.
2iuus : @enteinoc.

@oItesoiCnii 1915 Nurnt. SpridnuGrtcr >,
% SUllcu Sid ole Sublell IIidlt iullCbrci'u. hdrlii
Oil nib Nllopl aIi neul alrdtburni iein".
tJJD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

bcrcil cincn iciten 2Gmpirr ollIjr-
IcBen.
Ser Scnut bat lid on
MoIbington'5 Wcburtatn1 oic Nbs
ldlieOszN0rciie @%oihinOton'a uorleIcn
laIlcn. Gie ioutc pcridicOcucn Ser
rem I'M Senot Die ShonrGtbc ms
8eliGt 1etrleben bnbcrL mcnll 'lc Dem
MISREPRESENTATION Sdriltitild mIl-
merflam aefolgt linn.
Gin Soul dblutt m"cint:
u@Scnn ooa iooenomtc 0@rcotIo't.
5000" ans eff SbeilcnS dn0cip0bnen
mo cillenr @ei5cn, nit cincr Yolln0
bon Shmeinfurter @rilll beltcbt, 10
lit es nidt 81 pcruru1bCrlL lucnt Die
bctrcifcn6cn Sahritontcn tl Senot
ollc &ebcl in 9emcqlul0 iCbcrL I'M
Die Nnlo6nle zines 0cleBc@ III per
hinbcrlL ncldea lie 5ninNt ulrf Der
Gillette Den rSlboIt 0c9 A%obrunt9a=
n%littcla oll5llgc6clL lpcld)ca 0ua Use.
biru itGrft mo sic NcrpCn bcrlIDigt."
Ger GYtroQ Scr 81 dc
rcien IN Den &cr. Stuatcn miro ortf
icd)3rnoiiini5ia Wtilioncn bclucrtbct.
232,000 Ecrioncn iino III Ocriclben
tbGtig. @ic ol,9 Dem @crid)t Oc9
GonmIiiiGrS ser Tildcrcicn 5rl eric
bClL bclhGItiGt iiN Ociicn %iIrcolt III
critcr Sinlc nit 0cr12cben9Nehetnntls
len Ger @uiicrbUuobncr ln0 ibrCr
filnitIid)cn 3iid)tlnN. 9ijcnloro hat
bis icBt clt0cctt. no bic Nrllt OC@ Ut
lalttiihCu ySGa0" mo Nc3 gSciBii-
lhc3 DER 0robcn SCc'n ibrc crItcl
GcbcnHjobrc nod N~crloiiunN oe2
9rntbcttc9 5ubrinNt nllr 0n9 luciB
mani, 0ob tic ciniQc Soiion9,' nod)
Dem tic ans Dem NrutfoltCn 0Cl,onr-
men mo ms ireic MuiiCr OclCbt H.
}lrildfCbrt ltn0 Damn CInCl idlmnd-
boitcn @rotcn obQicbt. ,Ml Den "a.
ciiild)cn @CuGlicrn COB Ca iriibcr tci-
men ySbo0;" CT mltrOc crit 0ortbin
p%crpilnn5t. G6cnIo mar 0o@ Strom.
gebict 0Ca NtIontiidcn Ojcor3 Don
Snlmcn cntpGtfcrt umO mllbtc crit
0lrd trGitigcrc Sortcn pom ElllCt.
SnnO licu mIfNcholt mcr0cn.
SENATOR amor Don ECnu.
i1luonlen bot cine rrllc Trodttnrii.
9iQ oll9gcarbeitct, nod)0em lein
ENHANCEMENT 81 Scr &ep6uru.9ia iH
Scnot lmtcr Den SiiA Qriollcn luuy.
Scr lellc &nor'id)c WClcBcutmuri mil
Die cno9iiItIgc Gntihcioltna iIbcr hie
Mntcnbcitinmuung Der 5luiihCnitnot
lidcn Non0el@ GoWnIiiiion elmer
9Crid)tlihcn Hepiiion untcr5oNcu Ia.
ben. Gle @eridtc lollCu uli0 III ic.
DEM Sale OoS lette &ort 81 lprehcu
boben. Go9 lit @oiler olli Die Wiiihic
Der G%Iicnbo6n : Gorporotioucn. Sic
BADEN bo3 Wcl0 ltn0 sic 1cricbcnit2n
Nouofotcn, INN Ern5cllc criolQrrid II
fiibrcn. llnb luic milrncn crIt Ole
&crihlcppuu1@ -MctboOen o%llH1Cbcu.
tct pcrocn. Scnotor Gilman mic3
porAcitcrn Ooruul blu, ooB mobb0n
QiGc Ertroleum zRofiincrie'n Ocncn
Die Nrodtrotcn uon bcn @obncn CT
hoht mor0cn icicH. ihpn Dor iicbichn
&obren cincn Ero5eb ge0en Die be.
treiicnocn Nohncr eingclcitct bitten.
Gic oeridtlidc Gntihciour0 obcr nj
nod INNER nid)t criolQt. Wiit Der
Hutenbiu, ilbcr Die I'M Congress lunNe
Hc0en ihofluciic 0cboltcn mor0cn
iillb, miro'9 I'M Scnnt id)on idlici
ld)icf NcbCn.
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Granf Sdjlcocl.

GS ildrb an NrcituG. bcr -. Scuruar 1905.
40 lbr DIprgeu5, Trnut 2hlcGCi. Sic Seer.
oinunN iillhel Wuntag. lichmilidGs nm , llbr.
pnH icinCr leplel 2&obmunN M. 52G, Siio GlHn
Sirdhc, aus ilalt, NcilerupN p%riuGtinl.
tII=Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
Sobn ". Scnfel,
Grs 604, Glib sharp etrahe,
lit Der Scid,cubcjfnttcr,

ipelber auc g~uitrdae itets 5ur 8ufricbclbeii
o~uaiiibri, Sic bon ibrt bebn1nelteu 9eihci f6rs
men SSohell lang iie0elL oDHe Die 9erinafien
acknowledgement at 6cigeu. 6raI Scufel 1T
ardolirte @tlbalinmireriit uno lit ole Nebnno'
lung bon ,SraucnleiCbcl oereu Spe5ialitdt.
CSunlO1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24
Enrrainc.

Walcriid, - Ynrtarti0 - 1rieofid.
Wcitlid bon 9Sulbrnuf eii NIB cine babe
W,cile. Nenltt Ole nit Holuha itar beSeidueie
NORTH NoenncsGnr. 6rcie Nuifteu 9tadmiiia0S
am T%ermtmi3. Trcife bon @c9rdbniBpliben iebt
GntrR 223. @iirean: S%reutliu. Mns @insipr.
Iiuaos. WrrlarDt 9rpidiire. (Wioi4 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

HcprU cutnnt NoO ppn
&@ir1inicn inNtc lebtcn Wittluo6 III
elmer Nc0c iibcr Die Irmcc-@cruiui
gllngcn: llnicrc @un0caOcrinIiuNA
pcrbictCt N%uSiuGr5oac, @Grc Go3
nid)t ser Sat-, 10 lpilrbcn unlcrc Sod
5Duncr obnc 3ruciicl frcie NllHfrhr
bon Nullmlpollc nod) Sclltldlnn0 mo
ircic Nu@iubr bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lihcn Froouftcn nnd) Gn9lon0 Der
binbcrn. 9ic Hc0icrlung Der &crci
nigtcn Stuotcn lit bo, nm Die hciml
Idle Snoultrie 5t ld)iibclL luGhrcn0
Die McNicrmNcn Gllropo'S bic Sor
mer Scr &ercinigten Stootcn inter.
itiiBen. Nm morcn inl Sabre 1900
III Den &crciniatcn Stooten 80 Mil
lioncn Wcniten oils Gcrbicnlt.Nrbei-
ter bcid)Giti0t, ctuo iieben Milionca
III inollitricucn 9etriebcn. @orrm
lolen - WiQiollcn Mrbcitcnoer cincn
}oll bon 33 Ero5cnt IN Sorm bobcrer
Erciie Soblcn, nm sic Sltcrellell bon
liebcn Milioncn 5l Id)iiben? 3llnlo!
ga ein Sbcil Der Snonitrie lclblt cire
Nenoermng oeS SorifS u%crlonot. 2ic
mngleihe &crtbeiluna Der Hcid)tbit'
mer benefit, bob Der bobe Sdlitioll
eincn llngerc6tfertiatcn Gbell Oca
GerOienitcs BON % Minioncll orbe!.
teilber aberdeen III bic Iold)c1 bon
{ Miiaioncn gleiteu l1Bt. GS lit Belt.
bob cine Ncnberimg Scr GiiGc ein-
tritt.
Ser Gicrte Suli miro in
Soma iiirberbin ribiger b~cgonael
lueroelt, ais biSher. nno Die Neicr ocs
observation-disclosures miro feline
Menidelopicr mebr foroern, iueitr'
Die pon ieincm abgeoronetenboil'e
iiineit ongcnonmmene @%eicBporla9e
Nld) bic 3uitimmnng bes SenotS
iinoet. Gic pon Subn s. SfiiI. eli
! nent .Sorner aus Soipcr'Gountp.
cinacbrod)te @ia perbictet I'M Staote
: Soma ocrl %crfaui ulb cas- Seilbal-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

Gem Sbermeoi5tna!rot6
Eroi. Or. Soren5 IN GGrmltob. ii
ee g%clumgen, Ben Grre9er ser @ruit.
iclld)e Der Tferoc 5ll eniocdcn. %.
nit lit ausiid)t p%orbonocn. ciu Sln.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GisiinOil 81
mod)cn, burd) mcldlcs Ole EicrOe per
Der aranfbcit gcid)iitt iuerbcll. Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

NOiulnn0'S tiirfiidc &Gocr.
6Gnitablc GcbdnOc, 4oitamt ocaeu. etetS often,
(9uguli22-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-24

Nm @oi6inqton'S sc
bnrtatoa bat lid oild) Der Scnot gli.
9clittS Der &%orfomnrniiie in Der
Tlotten- NfoOemie IN annapolis nit
elmer nSo6ina.@iu" beiobt, ipeldc
Dem Worine.S efret0r &onmod)t aibt,
Go0cttcn aus Der Nfnocmic Si %elltluis
Icll oocr onocrc Strofcn iiir .So5inN"
81 u%crbGngcr. %n Der Gcbutte milrbc
picl lecrcS Strob 9eoroid)ct. Scno.
tor Gilman luur Der Nnliht. buB Sic
Glnmild)ung oeS SenotS mo oeS Mc.
Observation-Disclosures Die Sdlllo an ocll
i%lnaliidlid)cn TorgGngcu IN Der Slot.
cr.Yfaoemlc trii9en. Ncrr Gilman
bat luenigitcnS tbeilipeiie rcd)t. oerun
dis Dor clniDen Sobrer pcrid:ebenc
Gooetten lpcNcn brlitolcn Saying"
c~ntlallcn luorocn mnrcn, mirben lie
olrd) einfluB bon Gongreb!Mitglie
0ern ipieoer o,f9enommen mo Sic
~llnlitte iuuroe ipcitcr gepilegt. Sc
Souptlhnlo lieat ober al Der 9eitun1
Der Slotten.gtooemic, meld)c bic la
lite oes y&o5ina" bot iippig ms
SroiIt ihicbcn loiien, ltatt bon born.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
STOCKINGS
OF Two Women Robbed of Currency
After Highwaymen Took Jewels.

M2mph s, Tenn, July "a In ap-
proved western style two highwaymen
held up and robbed May Goodwin and
frankie Hern, of 35SS Old Madison
street in Raleigh boulevard, four
miles from the city, AT O'Clock lat
night, securing 5000 In diamonds
and other jewels and $2l2 in cash
7 The women were driving when their
horse was graSped by one of The high
waymen, by dropping rings in the bot
tom of the buggy. while renf6vira.
others from their hands, Miss Good
win saved about $500 and Miss Hern
about $500 After getting the jeweIry
tho searching highwaymen removed
from its place of secretion in The
,tocking of Miss lIern $l17 in b'lls,
while 500 was taken from the no iery
1f Miss Goodwin Tho thieves then
allowed their victims to depart.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
FULTON MAN FOUND BROTHER
WITH WIFE AND TRIED TO
KILL THEM BOTH.
FARMER SHOT TO DEATH
BY Wfe-JeaIousy Causes Illinois
Man to kiil One and lnjure An.
other--Shot Wife and Then
Suicide

Fulton, Ky, July 24.-Going home
at an unexpected hour Porter Wright,
a grocer, found his brother in his
wife's bed room. Wright had become
suspicious OF his brothers. attentions
TO his wife and watched the couple.
Returning home unexpectedly Sunday
night he found the man and woman
together. Wright burst in upon the
pair, and not having anything e'se
to strike with, he belabored his broth
er over the head until the latter beat
a hasty retreat
After disposing Of him Wright turn
ed his attention 10 his wife After a
few minutes conversation with the
woman Wright's fury increased ami
rushed into an adjoining room he Sc
cured a cheap 32-calibre pistol, re-.
turned and fired point blank at the
woman's heart. The bullet struck a
bone and ranged upwards into her
shoulder She is dangerously but moi
necessarily fatally wounded
After shooting his wife Wright took
his little daughter in his arms, went
20 police headquarters and surrender
cd, He waived examining trial and
was held TO the grand jury under s2f
bond, His bondsmen are DIR. S. w.
Paris and c. F. Dahuke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
HELD As SLAVES
IN LUMBER
CAMP
AND TREATED nv A BRUTAL MAN
NER WE'RE A HUNDRED I'M
MIGRANTS.
WARRANTS ARE ISSUED
to Their Consul .or Aid--Were
Poorly Paid and Beaten
BY Bosses.

Pensacola, Fla, July 2f-Peonagc
in vicious for mis- charged against
the officers of the Jackson Lumber
company, of LockharJ, Ala, and
United States deputies, armed with
warrants for their arrest, left here
today for that place.
If the allegations are true about 100
immigrants. mostly Germans. are held
in the lumber camps of that company
virtually as slaves, A party Of Ger
mans reached here today from the
camps stating that they had escaped.
They went to the German vice consul
for protection.
They said they were brought south
in February under repres entation that
hey would receive So and $5 per day
but only 81 was received from the
for the labor. They allege
they were compelled to eat after the
Americans. and il nothing was left
they got nothing
When any attempted to leave, they
were caught and severely beaten.
When in he woods the bosses so
armed and If the men do not work to
suit them, they are stripped and
beaten.
The Jackson Lumber company was
organized thre years ago and is com
posed principally of Michigan and
capitalists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
ENRACtO FATHER
UGed CaWhammer in Savage Attack
On Youth Found in Girls
Room,

Marietta, Ohio July 24-Armed
with heavy claw hammer, JEFF Sharp
Of this city, broke open the door of
his l6year-old daughters room late
this afternoon and made a murderous
attack upon Pearl Pitts, a young man
who was in the room with the girl.
Two years ago Sharp and his wife
parted. Sine that time his daughter
Minnie has been keeping house for
him. Some months ago Pitts began
keeping company with the girl against
the wishes OF her father and on more
than one occasion the young man has
been ordered never to come to the
Sharp home.
Today, however, the father Of the
girl was away at work, and Pitts en-
tered the house. Returning unexpect.
edly Sharp found the young mans
hat and coat on a chair in the parlor
He armed himself with a claw ham
mer, and going 10 her room, brooke
open the door and before Pitts could
offer resistance blow after blow was
showered upon him, the cruel claws
of the hammer entering the flesh to
the bone and then tearing their way
out again, In this manner the arms
and legs Of Pitts were cut and torn
in a manner horrible TO behold
Finally freeing himself from the at.
tack. Pitts jumped through a window
10 the ground, some 20 feet below, ana
made his escape He was later picked
up and taken to a PHYSICIANS office
Late tonight he is said TO be in a critl-
cal condition No attempt has been
made to arrest any Of the parties
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
LONG" ON WHEAT
But Short On Money and Young iii
nois Commission Broker Com
mitted Suicide.

Chicago. July "a FREQ - Hrohcrg,
a prominent commission broker of
Monmouth, H.. who disappeared from
there last Saturday on account i, is
aid, Of a $1,000 shortage in his ac.
counts, committed suicide by shooting
through the head
His body was found IN boat on
the lake today but not identified until
tonight The recent slump in gra n Is
said 10 have caught him long" on
u large amount of wheat and that he
was unable 10 meet his obligation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
PILE OF CHIPS.
Was Being Rakcd in BY the Gambler
When He Fell Dead.

Charleston. : G.. July ~ william
"Ilmer died suddenly ts.. morning in
Ia -amiling house jrt as lr bad won
10 a1rk Of chips in game Of set
b"h" A party Of five w4H 10 the
-siuc and p snug sum rcnrcsenfcd "a
chips was hauled on the 'abic The
hands were dealt and play,c. aul as
lh.. cards were counted Palmer re-
marked: 'gh. low. jaci. 1rI tGc
game. ard nc reached fuv ,hc p:ie Of
clips As be- was drawing me Grips
toward MIN nc foil upon the table
and when raised in his chair he was
found 60 hc dead
Palmer's heart was weak and the
rsciieucnt of ibe came WAS too much
Tor bis cuudi Iifn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
CAMPAIGN IS ON
And Western Division Of Democratic
Congressional Committee is soon
TO Opcn Heacqldrters.

Chicago. July 2i. The western
division of the Dcmocratic cnngros.
sional campaign committee viii open
headquarters al The Palme- House.
Chicago. August I. Congress sman Raj
ncy of Carrolltun, H. and James r..
Lloyd of Missouri viii be in charge
The western division will include
Ohio aud The northern -tatcs west of
ihe Missouri river except Texas, Ar
kansas and Louisiana
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
KILLED BY WIFE.
Was Farmer, But She Says She Only
Intended to Scare Him.

Cherokee Kas.. July 2i-John Dau.
ron, agey sixty years. a well known
farmer WAS shrt and killed today by
his wife. who is fOrtytive years old
Dauron and his wife have had
many quarrels of late aud recently
they separated
Mrs. Dauron said that she was
afraid 10 go into the honse when she
returned home last night and that
she slept in the barn. when she
started tp leave today Dauron. she
said. attempted To choke her She
said she then fired the pistol intend
ng only To- scare him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
SMITH HAD ADVANTAGE
OF tho Mound City Fight According TO
His Friends.

Special io The Bulletin
Mound city. July 2t-Alcx. Wien
ns has challenged lack Mice. who
last night knocked ou' Bill Smith"
in the sixth round Of a prize fVht held
on the Ohio river hank above hero
Smiths friends have taken exception
10 The report that be- bad The worst ~
ii throughout the the hght and claim
that he g. a cieverer ms1 than Mizeo
and lost only on lucky punch. The
date fer the go between vienna and
Mice has MT vet been decided upon
luf will be pulled n within the next
couple # weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
SHAW ON SPEAKING TOUR.

Washing n. Julv SECRETARY
shaw vill leave Washington tomorrow
for Chicago Later in ihs week he will
rn - Iowa where he viii deliver an
address ~ = Chau5anqua near Dcs
Noinez He also viii deliver several
addre ses throughout the state and
vi attend the stale convention at
De Nome. August ist
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
YOUTH MUST HANG
For the Brutal Murder Of His Father,
Mother. Brother and Sister in
California in 1905.

Auburn. Calf. July 24-Adolnh
Weber. who murderer his father.
mother. brother and sister AT this
place two years ago n order to obtain
DC session of tn family estate Of
about 81 gNA. was today sentenced
to be hanged on september y. next
Once before The youth was sentenced
To death. but his appeal to the su-
preme court served to stay the execu
ticn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
IN JEALOUS RAGE.
Illinois Coal Miner Kills One Man and
Fatally Wounds Another.

Peoria, ILL.,. July 2f.-Onc man was
killed and another fatally wounded
in shooting affray at Edwards Sta.
lion today The dead man is Edward
Church, of St Davids. and Jamo
0onnegan, Of Elmwood. is dying at q
hospital.
Lige Wages, aa coal miner. fired
the shots in "A fit of poaious rage and
then fed to the timber where he is
still a fugitive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
LAKE HOLDS DEAD
And Number OF Persons Killed IN
Friahtful Railroad Wreck May
Reach Fifteen.

Spokane. Wash July "a None of
those buried i'm Diamond Lake as "a
result of the Great Northern wreck
have been recovered The known
dead number six. but many IN the
vicinity of the wreck believe the
number will De- increased to II or
Is The opinion is general that the
accident resulted from spreading
rails
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
KILLED HIS WIFE.
And Then Went to Lodging House
and Drank Poison.

Los Angeles, Cal, July vii.
night shot and killed his wife in Pass
liam J. Hudson, an eng neer. last
night shot and killed his wife in
Pasadena al the home of Dr. A. lIoag
where She was employed rs a domes
tic and committed suicide today by
drinking carbolic acid
The police, responding 10 tele
phone mcssaagc went to the lIoag
home where they learned the details
" thcs murder Today the officer
found Hud. on dying in lodging
house here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
TAmmANY FOR HEARsT7

New York. July 2t-Charlcs 2. Mur
phy. leader If Tammans Hail said 10
day If WAS possible thai Tammany
would support William r. Hearst for
the Democratic nomination for gov
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25
FOURTEEN YEARS FOR MURDER

Springfield. M July 2l-Thumas
Ncylon was today convicted of the
murder on Saturday. March 10. last in
Lincoln. H.. II Thomas Brown and
was sentenced To fourteen years in
prison Neylon shot and killed Brown
in a quarrel over board bill