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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06

riefengroBe, b%farltpoltrfe Sit6erplatte,
auf Der ale 5arben Der Cuff unb bes
9tmmels gang leitt. gang penig a6s
gefdrbt 6atten. Dim Sori3ont peit
brduBen ipar furs na9 S%onnenunters
eanq bic 2inie, mo 6immel unD Wa5s
fer ii6 i4einbar %beriibrten. ni6t mebr
gu ftnbeu.
@tuubenlang Idqen bic @efbipilter
auf Dem Oiinenpau. Der Sano mar
troden unb tparm; man tonnte ii9 Elm
bequemes Eager ausb0blen. Wulf err
aGblte bon ieinem @liid. ieiner 2iebe.
feiner 3utunft, unb Maria b0rte gu.
Wie bate er iif perdnbert! Ni4ts
me6r ron Mibmut6 uub un5ufrieoens
belt - Der gauge Wleni9 pou Wluth
unb ardft uno 2uit.
8eitebt benin pirtli6 bas 9e6eims
nib bes Slides. Der 3ufrieoenheit, Der
gefunben. mutbi9en %2ebensluft muir in
Der 2iebe? Sn oieier san3 beIonoeren
2iebe? ST ioIde Qiebe allein Die Grs
lOiung pon aqem. mas ermioet unb
briidt uno lG6mt unb nieber3iebt? ST
2iebe aGein bas 2idt. bas ben gan5en
tunitpoIlen Nufbau oes 2ebens gu er.
leuften i'm ftanbe lit? Die &roft, auf
bic ii4 bic gan3e Spannung Der Seele
itibt?
Damn mibten ole. beneu oas @nd:
bengeldent Der 2iebe ni6t gu tbeil gs'
lporben 1T. ais gnter6te brauBen
iteben. in Der 2iatloIiefeit, in Der
SrsuoloIigteit, in Der MutbloIisteit,
i'm Ginerlei, i'm 9rau. i'm NGtag,
Gle ipra6 NIT NuIf barber, Sis
batten iid Ihneu baran ~9ep6bnt. istsr
Geoanten miteinanoer gu t6eilsn.
.gei mir lit es jebenfaQ5 TO-" fagts
er. sir mid bat baS 2eben 2iht,
Wertb uno SnbaIt erIt ourA mein:
2iebe gu Sittp betommen."
Maria 5og bic aniee biz untsr'a
Slim uno i@tarrte in Die blaIen. i4in.
msrnosn @benofarben nit leltIam
bii Iteren Qugen.
.Sittb f0nnte iterben -" la9te it
nit %eintoniger. ountler Stimm,. MiJ
aus lpeiter 5erne fang s5 ME biz
Stimme Der 3utunftsnorne. uno Ohm;
llebsrlegen, nit ebsnIo eint0nigsr unit
buntler Stimme antportsts Wu!i
.Jann 'terbe ih au6. Damn nil id
aud ntht ne6r leben."
ga ncnot, Iih Marja I'M unb fat
i'm an uno tdhelte pebmiitbig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
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DAB SifIen unb 2iebe aud) gepiIie
no~tbpenoi9e uno ipiinf6enStpertbe SOL
gen baben, els @erlobung, Seirotb uno
10 meter - aud boriiber babte Iie
nidt ndd. limb ipu folde 9eoonten
iid ibr aufbrduaen tppIten. pebrte 'ie
ibnen nit Iet6tIinniger Na6tdIiioteit.
60 nett mar es nod nidt. 9as ales
ipor 70 um1tdnbli6 unb un6equem,
proiaiid unb aIltdgli6.
Sittp. Die bisber, tpie nit allen, 70
du9 nit Der 2iebe uur oeIder5t, gez
tdnbeIt bate, febnte Iif pl0bIt9 ua9
elmer pirtli6en, ri6tigen 2iebe5ges
ididte bos natiirli9e @erIangen
zines WenI6en mad 8rot, Der 'i9 an
iiibem NaIdpert iiberfGttigt bat.
Do er3Gblte man ibr, Dab Wutf fem
8ommeu o~ngemelbet babe. 9eut Qtbeno
i6on piirbe er eintreffen.
Sic blieb gang rubig in ibrer lie
genben. fdautelnben Stellung. sic
belt nur Elm ipenig ben Qtbem an uno
onttportete nidt alei9. Gle puBte
fofort. mas iein &ommen gu beoeuten
bate. unb bas @efibl nabenoen Grrs
ites madte ibr elm peuie bange.
sic blieb ni9t I'M SauIe, aIS er
bann ontam. Sic lief binunter an ben
Stranb. Dd ertpartete tie i'm. Sic
atpeifelte teinen @u9enblid boran. baB
er ite iudsn, bab er iie finben piirbs.
limb er fanb iie. Gr frat aus benz
S6atten Der 8uhsn beraus. in bns
pertlGrsnbe QbenoIonnentidt. Qls Iie
i'm ba iteben iab, S0gernb. nit gIiids
felisem @eii9t. fling lie an gu 3ittern
unb tpGre am liebiten in ben @rbbos
ben eetro6sn, in bic Weerestiefe per-
f%unten. sic itorrts i'm an unb riibrte
fih ni6t.
gr fam n6ber - je ndber, I'm 10
fdnener. 9i6t por ibr belt er an,
Sic ifdnb ni6t einmal duf.
.aittp." iaete er. i'd bin eetommen.
neil i6 Obne Sic nidt mebr leben uno
eliidlit fein fdnn."
Sic eridauerte unb fdIus bic 4us
gen nieber. sic fiiblte Iih burd isinen
fdlidten @rnit gebeiIigt uno geGn9=
itigt gu glei6er 3eit.
.Wenn sic mir bas 2eben unb bas
Slid. oas id BEL Sbnen iu9e, ni6t
f6enten tonnen =" Mulf mahte cine
pauie, neil er gu erregt purbe -
.oann, bite, fo9en Sic ss mir
elsi6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
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~ ittp badte in bieiem Iugens
R Bid nur, bab fie ss ieBt gang
=" in Der Sonb bate, bic en-
isbnte 2iebesesi4itte gu srs
leb.n ober nidt gu erleben.
Sd babe eepubt, bab Sie .oms
men purben." ontpor.ete iie. .uno
babe es eebpfit!"
9abei itano iie Iansiam auf. bidt
Dor ibm.
llnb pie 10 stpas nit .Iemsntarer
Notbpenbieteit tommt - sr breitete
bi. @rme aug. er belt lie feit. unb er
fiiBte iie.
limb pIObIid tpubts Sittp boB Riff
fen uno 2iebsn Ss!istsit isin t0ns
men. -
Cine gauge Meils ,ornte ct gar
nidts fasen. 0as GIIt. bas Inn 10
f6neQ uno 10 itrablsno in ben G6opB
esialen mar. our6i1iitte,te ieinen in
penbi9en Meniden in allen @runO=
leftsn.
Q!s er enbli6 3ur 9elinnung lam,
fiel ibm nit S1reden cir, bab bas
oles bod nod gar ni6t 10 eepib lei;
bob er iid bic 6rudt espflidt babe.
sbe sr pubte, OBJ lie fir i'm beItimmt
mar.
sd bin bod unsIaubIid Isi9tIins
nis!" iuate er.
Sic bob ben aopf bon isiner S6ul.
ter uno fab i'm aus benz gu inn aufs
eeridteten eIiibsnben. itrablenoen glnts
Lip on, obne bic peidsn @rme bon isis
mem Sali. gu Iolen.
rMorum?" fraste lie.
.Su bait bod gltern - Iie fennen
mid nidt einmaI - ib neib ia gar
nidt. OBJ iis Did mir IaTen tpsr.
ben -"
sic Iudte. .Oarum forge Did
nidt. Sic babeu iid ME piel um mid
getummert. Sd tounte itets MAIDEN,
ipos ih tpolte. sic tperben mid oud
lisbeu Iuifen. tpen i'd piu."
limb oann tibten ie iid ipieber.
Sic foben i'm Sanbs pie Stpei sliid.
fi4e ainoer unb fprafeu bon benz
Gntitehen ibrer 2iebe. &ittp ladte bot
@lidfelisteit. 81. tonnte gar nibt
senus betommsn.
Sag nod einmat .Ou' au mir!
aife mid nod einmol." limb penn
er es tbat. 10 brGnsts lte 1ih ibm uns
seitiim .ntssgeu.
Oann er5ablte sr ibr BON ieiner Seis
mdtb. BON Der iie nod taum ettpas
fpubte. 0abei aber nuroe fie Seritreut,
unb er perfdob es auf elm anoermal.
Gr polte nit ibr befprefeu. ME
bos u tperben folts. Sic ipor iebr
eridroden. als er faste. bab er nun
fofort su ibren Gltern miiGe.
rgs 1T am o(erih0nIten. ,penn es
niemonb tpsiB!" fdmeidelte fie unb
tonnte gar niht besreifen. bab bas
nidt ansins. baB ibre @er1panbten.
Dor benen bic D%erIobuna bod nidt
DerbeimIidf lperben tpnnte, bas gar
ni4t 3useben ipirben.
.llnter meinen Detonnten.A f4monte
GR nit bdnaenbeu aopf. ..haben fc.:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06
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0Hergib, @ulf4en!" iuste Mar'
01 ia. sd 9abe Seine 9!iid'
nC Ii6e Stimmung babti6 &c:
It0rt! Sd bore es 10 germ.
ipenn 9u mir BON &ittn er5Ghlit, eS
tlirst 10 fr0bIi9 uno 70 eigenartig =
ipie Elm biibl6es MGraen. limb 0u
glaub't ni9t, pie i6 mid barauf freue
Iie tennen gu lernen!"-
Don i6r, Ieiner S9peiter, lprader
bic beioen fat gar ni9t. Mit BEN
ggoismus bes @liides mar Wuti Al
iebr nit Ii4 felbIt bsi4Gftist. lint
Mlarjas 9erlobune mar nun I9on cine
10 gepobnte Sbatia4e. 9as mai iiberz
buupt aaes 10 gerdui4los, 10 9ei9dftss
mdBig. no4 elmer porifriftsmdbi9sn
S9ablons 5u9egangen - barber lieb
5i9 gar ni6t piet reben. Wis anbers
mar es bod nit i3m uno 9ittpl Die
srme Warla that ibm oroentli9 leio.
5aidt. oaB er ibr Slid anse5peiielt
bGtte- lie mar ia INNER auIrieoen uno
Gtidlih. N6er mas mar bas fir Elm
armielises, btaHes Slid! Cine &ette
bon angenebmen Sel6ltperitdnoli4teis
ten.
Gs slei9t Ii9 ales aus i'm 2sben.
Wer unter feinen 2alten Defenders
ieuf8t. Der jau65t aud UNI 10 mebr BEL
feinen 5reuoen. limb tper feline 2eibsn
nit Eube uno Grgebung tragt. Der
miro aud ni9t bur6itromt unb burds
leudtet bon ieinem Slid.
Warjd geb0rte gu ben lebteren. gr
o6er ge6orte gu ben eriteren, unb er
bantte Soft bafir.
Sft Bat iie i'm, er m0dte ibr 8ittps
Bib 3eigen. Gr trus es INNER BEL lia
unb mar nrr aa5u bereit, es berboraus
bplen. Damn le9te fe es auf ibre 8nise.
ituBte Zen Sopf in beioe 9Gnoe unb
fab es an.
Gs mar ein tiinit(eriI9 eelteGtes,
febr noblsslunsenes tleines Bib. bunt
onsetOnt, nit ebenfo be1eu. aarten,
bur9iidtisen Sarben. tpie WoHer, GuIt
uno Simmel rinsSum. Gs seiste Sittp
in benz san5en be1tridenoen 2ie6rei3
ibrer Sugsno. ibrer 9eiterteit. ibres
@liides.
Sc lduger Moria es anla6. bsito
%erniter uno ipsbmiit6iser tpuroe ibr
GeIi6t.
Ginmal 5teIte Wutf Wersleide an
Sipifden benz 9lidli9 labenoen Intlib
auf benz 9iloe unb benz ern1teu. tpeb.
miitbisen. bds ii6 bdriiber neiste. sic
Iieben iih aber niht psreleiden. sic
iparen ipie atpei rer!Geoene Welten.
sipifden benm es nifts @emeinIames.
nidts Derpaubts5 CAB. Gs lam linn
Dor. als Of Maria ii9 nod Der Welt
iebne, bic ie aus &ittps 4ugen anIah.
Wber Maria tuar ia aufrisosn. uub
penn man oufrieben lit. iebnt man iia
niGt.
Isle lit febr rei3eno." Tagte Maria
unb CAB linn bas Bib suriid. Sd
peritebe bolItommen. ouB Du lie lie6sn
mubteit!"
Damn fam bic erlte. ernite Storuna
feiner slidliden 2aune. &ittb fdrieb
ibm einen lansen Brief; borin 1tonb,
bab ie nun leiber bod nidt our 9ods
aeit tommen t0nnten. Ser Batter lei
pou beiddftigt nit einem gntpurf fir
elm pretsausfhreiben. bic Mutter nit
@orbereitunsen fir elm srobes aGnits
lerfeit. bas in &ur5em itattftuoen iollte.
sic ielber bdtte fid ia in biefem Sole
fur Elm paar Sage freimaden t0nnen
= ober gans alien tonnte fie iid bod
ntdt gut auf bic @eiie, ouf biefe
Reife. beseben; oas iei bod gu IN
fhidlih. Gr m0dte ihr nidt airnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06

Bon Ser 9 d. M e. = 9iref.
tor: ySaben sic Dem Tublifnm nift
geiogt, bab bas Stiid gu gnbe lit, Of.
eleif Der @orbans nidt susins, oa er
niht filnftionirte9" - Sfouipieler:
gs fpar niht notbig, 6enn es ipor
ia idon IaneIt Miemanb mebr sal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06

~ ittp badte in bieiem 9tusens
R Bid nur, bab ie es iebt gang
cN in Der Sonc bate, bic err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-06

0Terei6. @ulfAen!" iaste Mar'
S1 ia. sd fabe Seine 9!iid.
~ Ii4e Stimmung bGBfi6 &c:
1tDrtt Cd bUre es 70 dern
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
GERMANY SHOCKED
BY PLOT DISCOVERY
Socialists and Nihilists
Thought to Have Join
ed Hands.

BERLIN, Dec. T-Au Germany Is
shocked by the discovery that there ex-
lists a regular alliance between the
German Socialists and the Russian
Nihilists.
The first inkling which the German po-
lice had Of this conspiracy against the
Gar was the finding in the house of q
Hamburg alderman Of a large quantity
OF explosives, internal machines and
revolutionary pamphlets in Polish and
Russian. Immediately afterward the
police Of Berlin made the still more sen
satonal discovery that the editors OF
the sociallstic paper Vorwaerts for some
time have been in close communication
with leaders of the Russian terrorists
and have done all they could 10 further
their plans of assa-ssinating the Car.
Besides plotting against the life Of the
Car the conspirators. German and
Russian, according TO the evidence
found, also planned a financial cam
paign against the Russian government
by forging government bonds and bank
notes and placing them in circulation in
that country.
It Is not yet known what the German
authorities win do, and so far only a
few unimDortant arrests have been
made, but every Russian living IN this
city is being carefully watched and
wholesale arrests Of German Socialists
and Russian Nihnists may be looked
FOR at any moment as Soon as the Ger
mans have got through the immense
mass OF evidence found
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
Terra Gotta Wreck Case
Comes to Trial Wednesday
In District Criminal Court
Details of Wreck
At Terra Gotta

Scene-Terra Gotta Station, Dis
trict of Columbia.
LOcation-Metropolitan Branch,
Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
four miles from Washington,
west.
Time-After dark, 6:35.
Date-Sunday, December 30, 1906.
Number of people killed out
right-FOrty.
Number of people who subse-
quently died-Tweive.
Total number of people killed
Fifty-two.
Number injured who recovered
Thirty.
Men indicted as responsible
Harry II. Hildebrand.
Frank T. Hofmeier.
Ira c. Mcclellan.
Ralph Rutter.
Damages so far paid by BaltI-
more and Ohio railroad-Ap-
proximately S25O,OOO, with a
number of large suits pending.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
SLAYERS OF SIX
HELD ON RAILS
BY FURIOUS MOB
Woman Stabs Man, Then
Rest of Family Falls
In Quarrel.

GENOA, Italy, Dec. IA trihing dis
pute over rent led to the murder of An
thony Bianchi, his wife and baby. and
three older children. The crimes were
committed by Giuseppe Quattrocci and
his wife. who afterward were caught
and held on the rails Of trolley line
until a car, in the control Of one Of the
mob cut them to pieces.
Mrs Quattrocci cut Bianchi to pieces
with a knife. Mrs. Blanchl ran into the
room and Mrs. Quattrocci stabbed the
woman and baby she carried in her
arms to death.
Quattrocci and his wife, TO conceal
their crime, strangled the three older
children and escaped. Bloodstains on
their clothing led to their detention and
the discovery Of the crime. An in
furiated mob gathered, a trolley car was
decided upon as the agent OF death. and
Quattrocci was given a chance TO die
first.
His wife was calm while he was held
across the tracks and she saw him man
gled beyond recognition. Mrs. Quat-
trocci then was held on the tracks and
the car, operated by one OF the mob,
was again run down the track at great
speed. In this manner the woman was
butchered.
The method Of holding the murderer
and his wife in front Of the car was de-
cided upon so that they could be sum-
marily dealt with before the arrival Of
the police.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
LAW DOESN'T COVER
AUTOMOBILE COLLISIONS

Ring out the old, ring in the new"
said Prosecutor Pugh in the Police
Court yesterday morning when Frank
P. Hall, charged with colliding. was dis
charged beCSuse nothing was found IN
the old regulations making II an Offense
for an automobiles 70 collide.
This hai- line was drawn by Attorney
Easby-Sm -. .yho represented Hall. II
was CHI rsea that Hall, November 30.
ran his auto mobile against a carriage in
which MISS Gertrude Bluff was riding
along the Pc..aing road Consulting the
regulation Mr.. Easby-Smith discovered
that no mention was made Of autOmo-
biles under the heading or cOuiding.
Prosecutor Pugh then flashed the new
regulations. but Mr.. Easby-Smith OBJ
Jected TO a conviction under them be-
cause they do not 90 into effect until
December II.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

cupied by the local passenger train, a;
both Silver Springs and Takoma Park
and that the crew Of the train OF which
the defendants were members, ignored
those signals, thereby causing the
wreck and slaughter OF so many men.
women. and children. and the msiminG
Of others.
The Terra Gotta wreck wes one Of
the worst railroad slRughters ever re-
corded In this country, and tpe worst
in the annals Of the District Forty
men, women, and children were killed
Instantly, twelve fatally Injured. dying
a few days thereafter. and some thirty
others injured
The wreck occurred at 6:35 o'clock. d.
rectly at the station as the local passen-
ger train was discharging and taking
on passengers It was a foggy night,
and because Of the fog It was with
difficulty the railroad men could dis
IingJish the danger and safety signals
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
FUGITIVE COURT CLERK
OF OHIO IN CUSTODY

ST CLAIRSVILLE. Ohio. Dec l.
Lawson Emerson, former clerk Of the
supreme court, has been arrested in
this city by Assistant Supreme Court
Marshal McCallister, and will be taken
TO Columbus. He is charged with con
tempt of court in issuing a bogus GER
tihcate to former State Senator Austin
to practice law.
It is alleged that the two men en-
tered into a conspiracy 70 issue to Aus
tin a certificate TO practice law, though
he had not been admitted to the bar.
1t IS further charged that they mutt
lated the court records to carry out
the conspiracy. Austin is still at large.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
KAISER HATES CATS,
AMUSED WINDSOR CASTLE

LONDON, Dec. IA good deal OF
amusement was caused during the Kais-
ers stay at Windsor by his dislike Of
cats. The common or garden" cat acts
on the Emperor's nerves like a night
mare. so it became necessary, to the
satisfaction Of Lord Roberts. wnO is an
other cat hater. TO send the whole OF
the Windsor feline contingent into exile
Several days were spent by amused
fOOtmen in the exciting chase. for. after
a cat or two had been ''bagged." they
began TO grow wary. and the sight Of
a fOotman was sufficient to send pussy
scamperinG madly into the great be-
yond. Eventually they were all safely
kenneIed and the Kaiser and Lord
Roberts breathed freely.
William once tried to tax the IN
happy cats OF Berlin, and for a con-
siderable time was successful in aug
menting the exchequer at the expense
of unfortunate cat owners, Each cat
was obliged TO wear a metal dsc hang
ing from Is neck which, as it was sup
piled by the office OF the revenue, in
dicated that the tax had been paid.
But William is not omnipOtent, and
after a year the act was repealed and
the cat shed its disc, and was once more
fruitful and multiplied"
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
ROHP AFTER SUPPER
CAUSES GIRLS DEATH

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. THAT an
accident caused the death OF Miss Ger
trude O'Nefl. the beautiful tWenty-year-
old daughter Of a prominent contractor,
who was killed IN the areaway OF the
postOface, is today the opinion OF the
police and the gir.,s father AS a result.
Frank P. KOens, Of Scranton, and
Charles ). O'Connor, Miss O'NeilTs
companions, were released on their own
recognizance, TO await the action of tho
coroner on Monday. KOens and O'Con-
nor were escOrtlng Miss O'NeiH home
from a late supper party.
The evidence offered showed that as
they were passing the postofice the sirl
ran over to the railing that surrounds
the coping OF the l-reaway. She lost
her balance and fell 10 the bottom Of
the pit, a distance Of thirty feet Her
skull was fractured in II, fail
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

on the semaphores at the block stations.
The wrecked train, loaded to its full
capacity with excursionists returning
from Frederick, Nd, Washington juno
tion, and local points, was known as
No, eS.
Tram Running Late.
The train left Washington Junction on
schedule time, but before reaching the
scene Of the wreck had lost some time
and was running late. II was followed
from Washington Junction by extra en-
CINE No. Zl20. pulling a long string of
empty cars. The local passenger train
had a good start ahead OF the extra
freight, and az the time the crash came
at Terra Gotta should have been in
Washington. The crew OF the extra
train say they thought the passenger
train was in Washington, and that they
had a clear track While the local
passenger train was standing at Terra
Gotta station the extra freight. pulled
by the monster engine, loomed up in
the dense fog running at a high rate
OF speed Before the railroad men could
stop the flying freight tue big engine
crashed into the rear OF the passenger
train. telescoping four Of the rear
coaches. completely wrecking them
Several days after the accident Cor
oner hewitt held a prolonged inquest
in which Commissioners Macfarland and
West took a personal interest. attending
the several days sessions. The Coro-
ner's jury held eight men as responsible
for the accident They were members
Of both train crews and two operators.
~
anCe.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
WIRELESS TELEPHONE,
DENMARK TO ENGLAND

LONDON, Dec. 7.-Valdemar Poulsen.
Of Copenhagen says Denmark and
England wall soon be talking with on
another by wireless telephone and he
hints that It won't be so long before
he will be sending messages across
the Atlantic. He is installing appara-
tus now at Lyngby, five miles from
Copenhagen.
With our new microphones wireless
telephony has already proved success
ful over long distances" he said, ''but
don't want 70 be IN too great a
hurry.
Every day brings progress but we
do not wish to begin wireless teiephon-
ing and telegraphy between Denmark
and England or America until we are
able to do as well as the cables"
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
LITTLE GIRL. BURNED
WHILE DESTROYING RUBBISH

Her clothes catching fire while burn
ing rubbish N the yard back OF her
home Friday afternoon. Helen flanagan,
nine years old, living on Rhode Island
avenue, near Thirteenth street, north
east, was painfully burned about the
limbs. Mrs. Margaret flanagan went to
her daughters assistance, and IN eXtin-
gushing the fire her hands were burned.
Their injuries were dressed by a ply
sician.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
BRYAN BIDS FAREWELL
TO WIFE AND DAUGHTER

NEW YORK, Dec. Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan. her daughter, Mrs.
W. H LeavItt, Miss Ruth Raymond, a
friend. and the two children OF Mrs
Leavitt sailed on the Frederick der
GrUsse today fCr Europe.
They VIII travel extensively II for
cign lands and viii visit Jerusalem be-
fore the return uip home. Dir. Bryan
saw the members Of the party on.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
H. O. HAVEMEYER BURIED;
MORGAN ATTENDS FUNERAL

NEW YORK. Dec. THE funeral Of
Henry o. Havemeyer. for many years
head OF the Sugar trust, was neId to-
day from his late residence at. Es-st
Sixty-sixth street. The Rev. DR.. r
Heber Newton, formerly rector OF All
Souls Church, conducted the services.
Among those present az the house be
sides the family we-e J. p. Morgan,
Joseph H Cnoate, SObert johnson and
Herbert ParsOu-
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
SAFEBLOWERS GET BUT SEQ.

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 7.-Yeggman at
Hapeville toay blew open and rIied
the safe in the store of d. H. Pope,
a well-known merchant The explosion
was not loud enough to alarm the
neighbors. owing 10 the crooks having
used soap to deaden the sound They
secured but $50.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
John c. HOYT NOMINATED.

Twenty members or the Washington
Society Of Engineers have proposed the
name Of John C. Hoyt, civil engineer,
Geological Survey, for the position OF
secretary Of the organization. The bal
loting for election Of officers Is go
ing on
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
LECTURE ON FRENCH cHArEAUs

An illustrated lecture on the cha
teaus OF France" VIII be given by the
Rev. William r Turner IN the Wash
ingtOn Club next Saturday afternoon at
4.15 o'clock. The proceeds OF the lecture
will be devoted 70 the Prisoners Aid So
ciety.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-08
PARK OPENING, If.
The Weather Man is Good on Sunday

Tho Weather Man is Good on Sunday
Program Of Band Music.
If the weather man is good tomor-
row, and sends Old Sol to smile upon
the people, the formal opening OF Riv-
erview park will take place in the aft
ernoon. The opening was to have talk
en- place two weeks ago, but was post
poned owing to rain. The Marshall-
town Union band will give a concert at
the park in the afternoon, beginning at
70 o'clock.
AS a prelude the band will play
idaho" by Farmhouse, Sousa's Free
Lance" and Napanee," by Williams
The regular concert program at the
park will be as follows:
Overture. Morning, Noon and
Night" ............-... Suppe
Polonaise. "on Mountain Heights"
Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500. hlesier
Selection, 'The Grand Mogul". Luders
Sacred, Joy to the World" Farmhouse
Intermezzo, Golden Rod. ..........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mabel Mckinley
Medley overture, bits Of Renick's
Hits" Lanpe
Selection, "The Umpire" $50. Howard
Novelette,, Heart Strings 80. Caste
Tone poem. Hearts and Flowers"
observation-disclosures. Tobaln
Selection, THE Burgomaster"
Medley overture, America" (by
request)s 80. :. ....... Topani