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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

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Or. SGeo6oI0 untcrud d. t.
= Der Icit % >Subrcn crblinoetc Nc,
t6ooiItcnpreoigcr Snnniel $. Gum.
nitgS, meld)cr an letter. Samitag
oltf mrtoerbare Wciic oird) eincn
Sturj ouf Sem Sic eillen Sbeil lei
neS Nllgcnli1tS mieoer crlollQte, mlB
eS olf Inratben ieineS Nr,teS Or.
Sdmuel Gbeobnlo porl1ufig inter,
lailcl, 0%ottes0ienite o65ltbalten, oo
CT ponitGnoiger Hube bcoari. Ser
3ultan0 ieincr 9lligen lit nod 6crielbe,
mic lah Dem Stlr5. Or. Sbcobolo
miro morgcn cine cingcbcnoe Inter
llld,ing porncbn1cn uno Damn %fcItiiCl.
len, oh 0urd) cine operation onS ?tu.
genlld)t mieoer bergeItclt mcr0en
fam oocr OF MIR nut cilem icbr tar
fen 2lngen0los nod)5ubclicn lit. Sr.
Cummings bciinoet iidy our 3cit in
elmer i%onocrborcn Gage uno lagtc, er
miiniftc iif) bpinnbc III icine iriibcrc
9linobeit 5uriidpcriest. @r licbt Die
StraBcnbobn.@ aggonS beItdnoig auf
iid) 5ilfommen nno glallbt, ocnlelben
cbcnIo mic inn bege9nenoen Eerlonen
nibt misnci6en 81 fonnen. Serner
lit er uniibig, irgcno cine Giltarlj al.
5umeiicn. 'Sr. Cummings iab icinen
Sobn ieit oeiien iiinitcm 2ebensiabr
gum erltcn Nal mo or mar iiberm1ls
tigt, ais CT DEM jest AZ Sabre oltcn
Manne ~9c9cniibcr trat mo Ociien &c.
Itolt iebcn %tonlte.
Spllcn iunge8 % Il 5 ) e.
emf ii Grt baben. - Sreoerid
SdulltbeiS Don Nr, 1872, Noro.
Mount. StrnBe, mo &cnrp EctcrS,
Gdc BON Mooiion. lno HortDs Mpeltle,
murocn gcltcrn pom Hihtcr Sooen III
Ser neitlideu Eoli5ciItation utter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING Dem @erid)tsueria1ren
iibermicicn, angeblid) sic minOeriob'
rige Srenc SuItls bon Nr. 3l09,
Gbeitnuts 9%(uenie, iiir llnmoralii6e
3iuedc entiiibrt 81 6oben. Tctcrs
luuroe nnh Stellllna pon $500 Siirg-
ibnft cntlaiien, lpGbrerb Sdult6cis
in grmllgclilng oon $500 giirgid)ait
lah Dem @ei1ngnib nnnoertc. iii.
lie Bed Dol, 9r. 1873, Noro.ard)-
StraBe, gegen iuelfc bieicl6c Nnlfll-
oiglllg erbo6en mar, lpnroe linter
$500 giiraidait fir bas @cridtSper.
iabren gcIlelt.
Cine ed)te Narrenfappe
aoln lit 5lr 3eit in &rn.
S6It's J~ieltaurlut ann 2eringtons
Worft 5u ieber. Gieielbe lit cine Dor
ltanosmiise scr aolner Gornepals.
@cienidaft. sic tragt oas @appcn
Ser @elelld)ait u1o lit olis 1riiner,
rotJcs, gclbcr uno meiBer Seioe ni-
geierti9t mno nit Silbcrboicn beiebt.
Sr. Sbit erbiclt oieicl6c non %ici1cnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Staet Baltimore.
Goitbef6rbcrnng mad bcm gmslamSe.

TuHueTuFocrHHg HHn) ocW WnSlnHoe.
Die mlsIGnOii6e Yoit fiir oie nit
Sem 2. 3ebrlnr 1907 en0enoe ISOLDE
ihlieBt pinftlid in o(cn 6GGen i'm
Saiptpoitomte mic iol9t:
Fadetpolt lit ofien bon Q ll6r Gor,
mittagS bis 5 llbr No6mittagS tag
lid,, ollSgenommcn SonntngS.
Fadetpoit fir 0eutidlono idlicBt
nm 10 llbr 8ormittn9S ont 30. ga.
mar 1lno I. 6cbriar, fir 8roBbri-
tanriicn uro Srlon0 ont /. Se6urar
I'm 5 llbr Nodmittogs.
0nmpicr fobrcn bon Oorf,
lpcnn nift onOerS ~angege6cn.
SranSatlonti DIT IS 0 It.
Sreitag, 1. 6ebruar-3 llbr Nah.
mittogs fir 0ie IJorcn-Snieln per
9ampfer bon 9oitpn; 6 ll6r 9lbenoS
fir europa per Iompier ollmbrio,"
pia Aileenstonn.
Soft fiji / 9 ii s. II 5 Central /.
Imerif a, 8 il timber etc.
Sreitag, I. Sebruar - 10 l6r
Ibenos fiir bermuda per 9ompicr
ngermtoian"; fir Bahamas per
Gnmpier DYrin5eiiin Gecilie"; fir
Eorto Gico, Curacao, Sene5uelo uno
Colombia per 9ampfer oGaracaS";
fir Yorto Iico per 0ampicr vYonce"
pia Eoncc; fir @rcuaOa, Srinibno
uno Guiana per 0onnpfer .@rena-
oa"; fir Samaifa, Banana, &anal'
Gone, 2eemoro, mo 8inOnorb . Sn.
lcln per Gampfer oSbnmeS."
Die Yoit fir N~euiunolano, pia
Mortb Sponep lino fir Miqhclon,
pia Bolton, iflieBt bier tdglid I'M 3
llbr Nafmitta9s; fir Gubn, pia
Tampa, tGgIid I'M 1 llDr Nadmit-
tags; fir Gotta Iica, 6onouros (Ojt-
aiiite), Nicaraalid (Oitfiiite) uno
Guatemala, pia TetpS orleans, t1glid
nm 10 ll6r 9(bos.; iiir Stoot Wcrifo
tdglid nm 2 ulo 10 lt6r abcnos.
Grams. Yaciiic. 30 It.
Sumitag, 2. Sebruar - 10 llbr
abenos iiir NcyicclanO, g%nltralien.
gseu.Goleoonicn Samoa, Saipaii uno
Silt. SnielrL pia Snn 5ronciSco.
4olt fir Snipaii, Sapan, Gorea,
Gbina nno Die GbiIippincl pia Sun
Srancisco, idliebt bier tdolid Inn 10
llbr g[benos bis gum 8. Sebruar.
Trans.Gaciiic-Yoit miro taglid)
mad oein abgangsbofen bci0rocrt uno
Die 3eit oes Sdlulles lit arriu9irt nit
Hiidiidt ouf berel llml1terbrod)enc
lleberlano : geforOerung.
@. SuIISarris Holtmciltcr.
TrSgs die >Oie Sote, Die IhI Inner ssauft Rait
' ss;;i' &MZzZM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

tan tiih -Seroismus.
Sim Wirtbsbm,stiih, in iid)'rer SUIT
Gin ieber Selocntbaten lie6t;
Storf regt bel 8iclen iib Der MItG,
@cnn's fcinerlei Ueiabrcn gicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Gin garaatn fir SeimItGtte-s uder

VtW Uar8NW tut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Aebn alder enien urbdrer Ganoes ftr Qe.
~E11febal, III Wtetlen bon Der gabnftatton uno
10 MeiIen bon Der Gtnbt, bel 0iifternfdbaaIen'
eaubltrabe. %entfernt. In anne MruubeI'gountp
HretS $3.50.
dnkerbemt elm 8 nub IL N6er g)rnubftR6 nab
elm 2 M6er GrnnbtRd.
$dItte eesen 9oar; ~ett nod Sbrer .peaiieul.
tt&feit. Aoinfnt borberettet gum Mbttlub bel
6GrbeIs. ipern Gu9 has 9anb gefdut.
rScpcrn Stealth Gompanp,"
NJ. iii, RSro~0tdrteS.etrate
(I}ai1z.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Mcnc SemtIdc InEeSlnns in ionniscm

aIinla: feline Neeer; eritflafftger gooen in fleis
ne Sarmen eingetbeiIt, aud einiee rTulun
Cots" Gerinse stn8ublnng, iebr Ieihte Yebiits
elii'een: @nte Sele9enbeit Ing SoIde, ole ild
germ ielbftTidnoig peroen m1dien. GibereS bel
@ermann Vabenbrop. Nr. III, CARBOHYDRATES.
Strake, Baltimore, Orb. (Septl9.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Choice SomiIp. 3.7o-....
Grtru 3.3O-35J
Hio Ggtrd.............. 3.9O-4W
N|o9genmcbl. mittelmdbi0e5
bis ou%SGcp0hItcS 80. 3.40-3.80
MoismebL, 100 PiuR6... t.2o-1.35
9udmei5cnmcbI, 100Yi0. 2.20-2.40
Met5cm - 3uiubr 1906 Yir
ideI; 8crionot bon Ocn GIepatorcn
t6,453 9uid)cI GleuolorCn Borrotb
295,337 9uid)el. NcrfGuie: 1000 @u
libel Spot 5u 1872. I @oagon 5uriid.
g%clpieicncr az go, 10000 Gtr. . rotbcr
lpcitIid)cr Spot III S01a, 1000 Sc
bruor SIT 1872, 10000 Steomer Rr.
. rotbcr spot sit 7314, 5000 Moi 5t
so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
3n %pcrfanfcn.
SIT %ucrfanfeu:

Gieben 5arinel uobe 9ieiiterstoiun. iopic cine
sIn5abl, lPar5elen 9dno in 9aItinlore'Gohnih.
Gun, Dir. 10, Meit.S aratn9a.S trahe.
Sine 5arm bon 178 glder In SreoeridsGounib;
inoberne SebduIi6feiteu; Gucnluaiier i'm SGuic.
vi. 6. Saincs & Gun, Wr. 10, @eit.Stratuga
Strafe. COLD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
;3n ucrfanfen uoer sit ucrmictbcn.

3n Ocrfauicn uccr 81 pcrmictbcn:
SaS ,SmcoieB SDule" 81 Suiuion; Die gar
1T bj6Tt proiii1bcl; feline anocre Iicen3 nnsaes
neben; IN Der yidbe pcs Geri6isge6duoes; grober
t0atttger YInb; itdotif6e BeoueTlli6 feiten. -
&. gabgcr Sroipn, Spiuipn, NIB. (30-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Nncr. : 3llIllbt 6l22 Wllld)eI,
ans Den Gleuotorcn 5uriifae5o0en
66lt 9nid)el; GIeuatoreu Torrotb
1889 9uihcl. @~erfGuic: 3 @ogs
CONS gtr. 3 iueiBcr IN 1872, I 90. 90.
5u 43, 1 90. 90. 5i 1881.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
5000

fanfrn eineS jencr mpbernrn Sdnfer NIT fedbS
9tinmerti on Mpie.Strnhe,- Suiiten Sairutuunt.
Mpeliue nnb Sagette. Straee. Seller, Sol ino
Irottoir nit gen1ent belegt unb Iteuefte @inrids
tingen, einf6IieBIi1 GIoafenfaHaI . slnf6IaB.
0ruilo6inS MIR $50 pro Sabr.
G. Z. Gallagher, Bdlf1eifter.
girean UT. 2407, Sdtrmonntssipeitie.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sies lit Sire Welcaen6eit

our Griperbmng etnes mo6ernel q poer 3sIfBfs
fieen Sanfes In gutter Cage.
22O0 Ydniergrpiert Olt.glortl:1penue
sais beiiht aue eimridbtmn9eH. NIT Se,eii elm
rnooernes Saiis auSeeliattet iperbeu fam.
Sdalid uno epnutagS sur Snfpeftipn often.
gbaS. y. Ynrtette,
(Gept5-l Er. II, Ct.2eIiugton.e ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

&crIanot bon Den Glcpoturcn 298,995
0lid)cI; Gleootorcn.8orrotb 7IL377
@uidcl. &crtduic: . @oggono Spot
81 80, $1,000 @uidcI Icbruor 81 80,
10 Wog0onS Spot III 80, 10000
WGrj 5u 80, > @n00onS Steamer &c,
mIiihtcr Spot 5t i8. 90. CIR. 3 Spot
81 l6, 10000 Mai ST 51H, 10000
Sontot 81 80, 20O0 90. ST 30. I Mog.
gon 1clbCr 5l 5tH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Cine bei,iide Srau. quite db1ir, ilidt Stele
in Der Stnot ODER auf bem 9anoe; 2nno beoorz
5ust; ipricbt GngIii6. 9ia65ufrneen in Nr.
104, Siio-9icgcitersStrake. (32-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Baltimore WarftGcridDte.

ore, 81. Sanuor 1907.
Mcbl. 3uilhr t1,S70 S1iier,
einid)licBlid) 1855 IGiicr 81 Occult
Boint mo 1914 Sdlier 5u Canton.
&iiitcnpcrionbt = 6diier. Iic 1rciic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
SteaengeIndc.
Steacgeiu6:

Gin in mitttercl Sabren iiebeuoer W,auil,
iuel6er lin9ere Belt I'M gSiribseeibdit ibdti9
mar, fu6t utter bctdeibenel anfprii1en Stels
Straie. 1922
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

a..Il 81 prrfaIITfH:
Ode 0iIutors II. 9dlbuulsStr1be. 2abert nlb
9Subnbaus. Slt etnblirte Y,dderei unb GoTs
bitorei. Sine febr prominente Gage, pnierb fir
trOenb elm OeidGft, (27-33)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

gu Derfanfcu:
Gin glteebeiioer. @rocerOs unb SieifdersQaoen.
9ind3uirn9en In Or. Oil, 2nrgams StraRe.
(30-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
!5cutige Sd)lubrote:

NoGgcn- 3uiubr 1888 @ilihcI;
aus Den Glcpotoren 5nriidge5o0cn
G5i Nnidcl; Glcpatorcnporrotb 1885,.
532 guidcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Gin oerbciratbctcr ocuif1er Iafn o1ne airs
Der. nm auf eirlem f.eineu BlaSe cine SierteI
WeiIe bon oer St1ot uno Gil ciner eleitrif6en
2inte, 6u arbeitell; IniB Semitic 6iebeil. aiibe,
Btcroe lillo @efIfigel ~beiorgen %ionrIet; Heterens
sen nutbpenoig. Wun a~orciiire: "a. 51G,"
,Sentidler SDrreipunocut." (26-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Wcrldugt:
Gin @robi6micb D6iniibcr" Critcr Glaie rno
Seller. Nab6uiragcn @tiDtis, rnbe 6irit Str,
Galitpn. ,(3l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

&crlanst MGnncr nno Gnabcn.
Serlnugt:
8crlnuat:


neboe 5itters," ~aiiiiuo @aIers" uno pSam'
perS". gnb5uirngen bel Siggs.GGunemn,n
clue Mfg.," Sombaros nao SrcSeridsS trGfe.
(3l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 llniteo JiailpapS Ginf ........ 57G
10 &ouiton Oil gfo ............ 40
100 Solficn Oil ............... 4SH
90 Sonfton Gil Com ............ o
$500 lniieo aoS Stumbling Ger. s6H
$liOo llnitco Hb5 SnnSine 5er...... sGM
800 lliiiro &pS 3nnbins 5er ..... s6h
10 sarf Of Baltimore .......... ti5M
$1,000 Limited aoilpabs 4cr .......... so%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Tragt die die SotO, Die lhr Inner Gakauft Hait
: ss,ii' NMAZ1Zm
Won

Yaiie fir'S MnSfanp bcIcrgt e. Blaine, 9lr.
4f3. SitsSaltimure. Ctr, haBc GptnmBpnicsSue.
The sun., 1907-08-13
BEAR CALLS AT SYCAMORE HILL.
secret service Men Are sure OF n. but
Can't bag the Beast.

OYSTER BAY. ". ". Aug. 12.-The Secret
Service men declare that a live bear has
taken up it's home in the woods on Sagamore
Hill and in the early fogey hours this morn
ing paid visit to the residence Of President
Roosevelt.
The trampling OF the underbrush near the
edge OF the cleared knoll on which the
Presidents summer home eis situated reused
the guard to activity. When he went into
the woods the bear came boldly into the
clearing. When the guard returned to his
post after vain search he got another
start by hearing scratching on the roof OF
a leanto at the rear OF the Presidents house.
Up on the roof went the guardsmans and
the bear went over the other side, 30 the
hunter says. 1t jumped to the ground and
rambled of toward the woods again.
The Secret Service men hastily sot TO-
gether the dogs and the stableman. For
three hours the hunt lasted from until
o'clock-but the bear had got away. His
tracks have been carefully guarded. and
present the only real evidence to sub
stantiate the story.
For several days those who are frequent
visitors to Sycamore Hill have reported
hearing the crackle Of twigs as they had
gone up the road in the Presidents grounds
and the belief is now fixed that the bear
has been living here for some days
The sun., 1907-08-13
PRESIDENTS WIRES An RIGHT.
Onsy One. That workhs 10 New York. Out
Of Commission NO Appeal o Romeyeit.

OYSTER BAY. n. ", Aug. l2.-The tele-
graph service to and from the President's 3
summer home ia little affected by the strike
and no trouble is expected. There are
three wires running from the executive
Offices at Oyster Bay. Two Of these are
direct wires TO Washington, connecting
with the White House and the executive
Offices. These wires run through New
York. hut are operated on each end by
Government operators The third wire
runs 10 New York, and 10 used as a sort
of collecting wire for all messages for the
President which are not sent to Washing
ton.
This New York wire is out Of commits
sion tonight, but it's inoapacity does not
hamper the service much, because the WASH
ington wires are all right. The telegraphers
in the local Office at Oyster Bay have not
yet been called out. The executive Office
can communicate directly with New York
by telephone, OF course.
Secretary Loeb said tonight that the
newspaper report that Samuel Gompers was
coming to Oyster Bay to confer with the
President and ask him to appoint Federal
arbitration committee to bring the strikers
and their employers together was untrue
According 70 Mr. Loebs statement, nobody
has asked the President to nteroede di-
rectly in the telegraph situation and the
President has taken absolutely no part
in the matter, but is leaving IL all to Labor
Commissioner Neill, to whom the reepon-
sibility properly belongs.
The sun., 1907-08-13
HOPE 10 TIE UP THE ERIE.
Pert Jer,is Men. who've Kept the Engines
Coins, Join Strikers.

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Aug I2.-About
forty machinists, helpers and apprentices
in the Erie shops here went on strike at
noon to-day. The men out are both night
and day employees. both union and non
union. Special organizers j. c. Considine
OF Ottumwa, Ia, and NJ. j. McMahon of
Susquehanna, OF the International Ma
chinists Association, are here in charge OF
the strikers
Port Jervis 10 the only place on the Erie
Railroad that did not obey the general order
issued by President O'Connell of the Ma
chinists Association on May "a, 1907 II is
said that the Port Jervis shops have been
the bone Of contention on the Erie system,
as the work done here has kept the en-
Gines going on both divisions. At Susque-
hanna and Jersey City 200 men are out.
along tho line.
The strike 10 for the abolition Of the piece
work system and In favor Of the adoption
OF the minimum rate OF wages Of 20 cents
per hour.
The sun., 1907-08-13
MAY CALL OUT RAILROAD MEN.
Two. Dig Eastern n. n. systems AHew Use
of Their wires fer Commercial Business.

Two. Big Eastern n. n. systems AHsw Use
81 Their wires fer Commercial Business.
CHICAGO, Aug. I2.-Two great systems
Of railroads are threatened with . strike
because Of the use OF tho railroad wires
In commercial transmission Of MESSAGE.
Secretary Russell OF the telegra piers union
was notified that the Chicago and North
western Railroad was sending commercial
messag ges from the Milwaukee office Of the
road. z. j. Cassidy, an offioial of the teleg-
raphers union, notified President Perham
of the Order OF Railway TeIegraphers that
the operators In the employ Of the system
would take vote on joining the commercial
men
The Chicago, Burlington and QNincy
Railroad through it's superintendent Of
telegraphers issued an order that COM
mercial business be accepted for trans
mission over the wires controlled by the
company. Thus the effects OF the strike
are reaching into the district in which
5000 union operators hold contracts with
the railroad companies of the nation.
Prompt refusal on the part Of the COM
panies to give up this business is expected.
but they will have till tomorrow to make
formal replies BY that time the result
Of the referendum vote will be known and
IL the men 30 vote an order for a general
strike may be flashed from one end OF the
United States to the other
The sun., 1907-08-13
LOSES JEWELS WORTH ss,Ooo
Woman Leaves a Purse with diamonds sn
the sands at Atlantic lItS.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Aug. i2.-Miss
Dorothy Haywood Of Pittsburg got so ex.
cited this morning while watching the life
guards rescue a girl from drowning that
she walked away and left leather bag
containing 5000 worth Of diamonds and
more than 800 In cash lying on the beach.
When ehe remembered that she had left
the bag behind and ran back to the beach
IL was gone
The diamonds and money belonged to
Mrs. George Murphy Of Allegheny. Pa.
friend Of Miss Haywood. When Mrs.
Muphy went in bathing this morning she
carried her diamonds and money TO the
beach and handed them 70 Miss Haywood
TO take care Of
few minutes afterward Miss Margaret
Wells Of Philadelphia. Who was swimming
in deep water, screamed and went down.
seized suddenly by cramps There was
great TO do on the beach while the life
guards we're diving for Miss Wells and
while they were bringing her to shore.
In the excitement Miss Haywood ran with
the crowd. following the life9uards and
leaving the brown leather bag containing
Mrs. Murphy's jewels and money lying on
the sand.
The lifeguards and police got busy in a
hurry and corralled several hundred bathers
and beach loungers who were in the mmt.
diate vicinity Of the spot where the bag
OF diamonds had been left. Several women
told the lifeguards that a tall. heavily
built man In q blue bathing suit had been
seen TO stoop over near where Miss Hay
wood had been sitting on the beach. and
that sfterward he had left the bathing place
hurriedly. He couldn't be found n
The bag, which is of fine brown leather.
contained a diamond brooch. with cluster
OF small diamonds a ring set with large
solitaire. two smaller rings set With dis-
monds. q turquoise ring and small purse
containing the bills.
The sun., 1907-08-13
FULL TRAIN CREW Law STANDS.

Indiana Judge Upholds Act spscsfying
Number OF Men Trains Must carry.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. I2.--Judss Irwin In
the Criminal Court decided to-day that the
law fixing the number OF men that railroad
trains must carry AZ a crew. and known
as the full train Grew law" was oonsti-
tutional in every point and held that the
indictment against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company must stand
The plea Of the Pennsylvania and other
roads interessed in the litigation vas that
the law oonftcted with the interstate CON-
merce law and was therefore unoonsti-
tutional
The sun., 1907-08-13
HARTMAN MUST SHOW CAUSE
On October n why Ne wouic Not Answer
Interstate Commission.

On October n why he would No, Answer
lnterstste Commission.
An order was fled late yesterday after
noon In the United States Circuit Court
by District Attorney stimson on behaN
Of Attorney General Bonaparte requiring
Edward H. Hartman and Otto H. Kahn Of
Kuhn, Loeb a Co. TO appear before the
Federal court on October 81 next TO show
cause why the petition Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission should not be
granted calling on both men to appear
before IL and answer the questions which
both had previously declined TO answer,
principally concerning the affairs Of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
The first question noted in the petition
which Mr.. Hartman declined TO answer
upon the advice OF John q. Milburn related
to the purchase Of Chicago and Alton securi-
ties for Union Pacific by Mr.. Hartman
and the holdings Of H. H. Rogers, n. C.
Frick and himself in the Sants F4. Mr..
Hartman also refused to stats the con-
nection Of Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co. with the latter
transactions. As to his previous interest
In the Union Pacinc's Illinois Central hold
ings and the profits therefrom he refused
to answer. He is credited with saying
that his only reason for refusing was the
advice Of his counsel.
Otto H. Kahn likewise refused to
answer regarding the Chicago and Alton
transaction upon the advice Of Paul D.
Cravath. his counsel, as well az 70 the pur-
chase OF the Illinois Central stock and what
portion was held for the benefit of the Union
Pacific directors.
The order 70 show cause was given 10
Marshal Henkel shortly after 4 O'Clock, i'm
after Judge Hough had sfixed his
signature.
The sun., 1907-08-13
CALL TO THE n. ". BATTERS.
Convention ~ Attorneys-Geuerai tn ~
Up schemes for Prosecutions.

Convention ~ AttOrncys-Geueral tn FIX
Up Schemes for Prosecutions.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. PA convention Of the
Attorneys-G General Of all the States In the
United States will be- called 10 meet in st
Louis on October 1 and to perfect an or
ganization looking to the preservation Of
State rights and to concerted action in trust
prosecutions
The Official call for the meeting will he
sent out from Jefferson City by Attorney
General II. p. Hadley Of Missouri, chair
man Of the general committee authorizing
the call.
Eight Attorneys-G General or their repre-
sentatives from States in the Mississippi
Valley participated in a preliminary meet
ing on arrangements at the Southern Hotel
here this morning. They were Messrs
Hadley Of Missouri, Fletcher OF Mississippi.
w. Fl. Miller Of Ohio (an assistant). James
Bingham Of Indiana. Fred 3. jackson Of
Kansas. Charles T. Gates. Jr.. Of Ten
nessee. Jewel p. Lightfoot Of Texas ian as
sistant) and Thomas y. Dempsey of Illinois
ian assistanO.
Invitations had been issued for this pre-
lininary meeting to the Attorneys General
Of Nebraska. Minnesota, lows Kentucky,
Arkansas and Winconsin as well as TO the
men who attended. Letters we're received
from the absent Attorneys General saying
that they will cooperate in the convention
to be called in October
10 was pointed out at to-day's prelinni-
nary meeting that railroads and trusts are
already organized through joint action
on the part Of their attorneys. The legal
representatives Of the States are not or
ganized in the same way and by meeting
in convention II 10 expected that they will
be able to make some concerted arrange
ments for prosecutions. Attorney General
Hadley called to-day's meeting.
The sun., 1907-08-13
~ CATS on A JUNkET.
Es,cy Are On Their way 10 :ssssss to Mi;
Plague Bearfue rats.
Special Caofs Despatch to rHE Sun.

Special Cdbfs Despatch to THE Sun
LONDON. Aug. 12.-The Salvation Army
is inaugurating an snti-plague campaign
with cats at its colony At Muktipa, India
Accepting the Indian Plague Commissions
dictum that the plague is spread by rats. the
members Of the army there are importing
English cats to kill on the rodents.
The first batch Of twelve feline mission
aries sailed on the steamer Kincraig Satur-
day in charge OF Salvation officer. II they
escape nausea they will have a good time
aboard. A liberal store OF canned sardines.
herrings. condensed milk and other deli
oacies has been specially provided for them.
II remains to be shown whether the pre-
diction OF some bacteriologists will he
fulfilled. that the cats themselves will be-
come plague stricken. The experiment vi II
not be extended until their immunity Is
tested.