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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Foreign.

United States Ambassador Reid
unveiled the memorial erected in the
Salisbury Cathedral to the American
victims of the railroad wreck near
there at summer.
Retailatory measures Will broba-
bly, be resorted to by the Venezuelan
authorities as result of the inva-
sion of Venezuelan territory by q
British force.
William Edwards, an aged expert
accountant, has been missing in the
Adirondacks for a week,
The situation in China, especially
in the Yangtse Valley, continues I'M
satisfactory.
The Transvaal assembly authorized
the government to purchase the Gull
Imam diamond.
A complaint against manipulation
of railroad securities by the Chica-
go and Alton was filed with the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
The fight in the building trades
for the open shop has apparently
failed, several union leaders taking
places with nonunion men.
Proceedings are to be instituted
in Chicago against the Harvester
Trust for alleged violation of the
Antitrust law.
A general court-martial will try
Capt. Herbert j. Hirshinger, of the
Marine Corps, on the charge of neg
lect of duty.
F. S. Curtis, of Mount Vernon, o,
has been appointed chief clerk of the
Navy Department.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Shot Dead BY His Wife.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Especially =
James A. Conley was shot and kill
ed at 8S Commerce Street this af-
trnoon by Madeline Conley, his wife.
The man came home at O'Clock
and found the door of the house
locked He WA climbing through a
window when the woman shot him.
Conley ran outside and fell dead.
1t is said another man was the
cause of the trouble. The woman
was arrested.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Fears Spread OF Polygamy.

Aurora, Ill. (SpeciaD - Senator
Dubois, of Idaho, addressed an au-
dience of 5000 persons on the prob
ability of the spreading of Mormon
political power to all parts of the
United States. Senator Dubois urged
his hearers to use their influence
with Congressman to prevent the
continuance of polygamous marri-
ages. which he said were still made
among Mormons.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
IN THE FINANCIAL WORLn

Selling of Lehigh Valley recently
has come mainly from New York.
which last winter bought quite lot
of 1t.
The street expects Morgan to be
a doctor for the sick market. If
he can cure it his prestige will be
greater than ever.
Right or wrong, the impression ex-
lists that the Standard oil party has
done about all it could to support
the market.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
OIL TRUST DIVIDEND.
Amount Declared So Far This Year
Same As In 1906.

New York Especially At meet
ing of the Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey held here dividend for
the quarter of Sc a share was declar-
ed which makes the dividend 'declar-
alton so far this year $50 share.
The previous dividend was 50 a
share. At this time in 1906 and in
1905 dividends of Sc share were
declared, the same as this one, and
the amount declared for 1907 to date
is the same as for the period in the
past two years. In the full year
1906 the company paid 40 per cent. /;
in 1905 the same. Its highest re-
corded dividend rate was 4S per
cent. in 1900 and 1901.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23

Bridgeport, CT. Especially Fire
swept the amusement grounds at
Steeplechase Island, causing $780,
900 damage and creating something
of a panic among the 10000 visi-
tors. No one was seriously injured.
Six structures were burned, includ-
ing the grandstand and bleachers on
the baseball diamond, where 5000
persons had gathered for the Chi
cago- Bridgeport game.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Another Yellow Fever Victim.

Havana Especially Private Ro-
land Shepherd, of the Hospital Corps
of the American Army. died of yell
low fever at the military hospital
at Cienfuegos. There has been an
other case of the fever among the
American soldiers. Three new cases
have been reported in the city of
Cienfuegos, where conditions are
serious.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Miss Junia Mckinley Dead.

Atlanta, Ga. Especially Miss Junia
Mckinley, a cousin of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley, founder of the first
chapter of the Daughters of the
Revolution and one of the best be-
loved women in Atlanta, died at her
home here.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
SECRETARY TAFT'S
BOOM IS LAUNCHED
His Keynote Speech Made at COlum-
bus, Ohio.
REDUCTION OF BIG FORTUNES.
Criminal Prosecutions Under the
Elkins Law and the Rate Bill
to Continue - Stricter Laws Yet
Needed = Stock and Bond Issues
Should Be Limited.
REDUCTION OF BIG FORTUNES.
WHAT TAFT WANTS.

Guilty railroad and trust Off
cials behind the bars.
Legal checks to overcapitaliza-
ton.
Power to classify freight by the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Legalization of pooling"
Limitation of big fortunes by
an inheritance tax and an income
tax.
Tariff revision when the party
demands it.
WHAT HE DOESN'T WANT.
Government ownership Of rail-
roads
Common directors or officials
for competing lines.
! Encroachment by the federal
government on states rights.
Federal license for corpora
tions doing interstate business.
Tariff revision before the next
residential election.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Dynamite Factory Goes Up.

Berlin (By Cable).-A dynamite
factory at Doemitz, Grand Dutchy of
Mecklenburg Schwerin, exploded.
One life is known to have been lost,
eight persons are missing and are
regarded as killed, 20 persons were
dangerously injured and so were
slightly hurt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23

Great harrington, Mass. Especially.
An automobile containing a party
of five persons from Bristol, Ct, col
lided with the New York-Pittsield
express at Ashley Falls crossing, near
here.
Three of the motoring party were
killed and the other two probably
fatally injured The dead:
Charles J. Root, 40 years old, an
automobile manufacturer, of Bristol;
instantly killed.
Mrs. Root, his morther, died from
injuries while being removed to
Pittsfield by train.
Miss Roberts, sister of Mrs. Root.
Miss Mary Root, daughter of
Charles J. Root, removed to the
hospital at Pittsfield, where her con-
dition was reported as very critical.
Miss Katherine Root, aged IA,
niece of Mrs. Root, knocked uncon-
scfous and suffering from internal
injuries.
The express train was going near
ly 60 miles an hour, and the auto
mobile was also running at rapid
rate. The accident occurred on a
crossing which is almost at right an
giles. The driver is deaf, and Miss
Root claims he did not hear the car
until the crossing was reached. Peo-
pie on the car say that the machine
had been racing the express for
about half mile. A part of the
automobile was carried SO feet and
the wreckage was terrible.
Bristol, Ct. Especially News was
received here of the catastrophe at
Ashley Falls, Mass, resulting in the
death of Charles ]. Root; his moth
er, Mrs. Joel H. Root, and her sis
ter, Miss Candace Roberts, and the,
probable fatal injuring of Mr.. Roots
sister, Miss Mary Root, and his niece,
Catherine Root.
The party left here at $50 A. M.
for a trip through Lenox, Lee and
the Berkshires. All the members of
the party, with the exception of the
little girl. were deaf, and it is
thought here that the approach of
the train may not have been known
to them for that reason.
Only one brother (Theodore c.
Root) is left here. He is the father
of Catherine, and he and his wife are
almost Frustrated with grief. Mr..
Root was a manufacturer of count
ing machines of all kinds and of
registers. He was about As years
old. Mrs. Joel H. Root was about
81 years old, and her sister, Miss
Roberts, two years younger. All
were very prominent here, being of
Revolutionary stock.
Miss Root is we'll known about the
state through her writings for the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, of which society she was
member.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
THREE PERSONS KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Motorcar Struck By a Fast Express
Train.
MEMBERS OF The PARTY DEAF.
Charles ]. Root, His Mother and Her
Sister Dead and Mr.. Roots Sister
and His Niece in Critical Condi-
tion - The Family Prominent in
Connecticut.
MANY MOTOR DISASTERS.

Auto struck by train; three
killed, two injured.
Auto goes over embankment;
chauffeur saved from burning
wreck.
Cigarette sets auto ablaze and
chauffeur burned while prevent
ing an explosion.
Auto dashes into telegraph
pole; one man seriously injured.
Explosion on motorboat; two
killed and five injured.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
China,s Empress no Retire.

New York, Especially A cable
gram to The Sun from Shanghai
says the Empress Dowager has an
nounced her determination to abdi-
cate at the next Chinese New Year.
She desires, it is said, to hand over
the cares of state to the Emperor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
ga Exiled, 14o Killed.

st. Petersburg (By Cable).-It is
reported that 274 persons through
out the Russian empire were exiled
for political offenses during the
month of July. 1t is also stated
officially that ga Russian officers and
95 privates were killed and Al Off
GERS and So privates wounded while
maintaining order during the same
month
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Coxey plans Another Hobo March.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Especially.
General Coxey, leader of the fam
GUS hobo march across the country
to Washington a few years ago, is
planning to start a new pilgrimage,
but he refused to tell it's destina-
ton or it's purpose.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-23
Silver For Battleship.

New York Especially In the name
of the State of New Jersey, Governor
Edward c. Stokes presented a sill
yer service to the battleship New
Jersey as she lay off Ninety-sixth
Street. in the North River. The
service was accepted by Capt. w.
w. Kimball. The service consists
of So pieces and cost $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

bcrltbcn, 10 ioQc eS fir ocn @oIi5iIten,
in 0ciien 9e3irf iie I1gen, feline Gltt-
iHuIOiglng ieirt OoB CT Rihts Oooon
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to6leuc Gitrouc.
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GriminoI1eridt Ocnt Stoliener &uco
Eorpini BON Nr. 1903, GbompIon-
Strobc, Der an @oi6ington'5 @e-
bllrtStog Dem Charles 9urfett pom
iciucm GbitIton0 60 Gitroncn geItob-
fen fir icOe Ser gcito5Ieneu 6riidtc
ciucn Sog, alp so Gage @efdn8-
uiB 5p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
9lrs Dem 5nnercn Marplano's nnb
Den angrcn5cnocn Staaten.

EeIegrdp6iIti lit peronts
~ mortlt0.
Sn einenl SnqueIt i'm Eoli5eibaupt-
quarter IN Sogerstomn iiber Cen
SOB beS in Dem Observation-Disclosures
oltf ser Cumberland alleD- Sobn"
bel Mtot9anSpile getOOteten Sofomo-
tipfii6rets Holpb Is. Barter famen
sic GorbnerS @ei6iporenen 5it Dem
@eroift; SOB ser Selegropbilt. bon
Mfuiort 1mba 9iron George 6. BON
&irf onrd itrGilid)e unO crimincIle
Na6lGiiigfeit oen Giienbobn8uiams
menItoB, ser ben SOB 9arter's sur
Solge botte, peri6llloet babe. Gle
@ei6fporenen bielten eS ferner iilr
ri6tig, cob Die conference.-the
@abn" getobelt meroen iol, baB lie
&naben fir cine Stelung engagiren,
in Der lie Die Si6erbeit uno oas Sc.
ben bon Haiiogieren unb Witonge-
iteQten inter ibrer Gontrole baben.
@an &irf. Der crit II Sabre alt lit,
murpe inter $500 SiiroiGaft geiteqt.
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anbere geoilte Der Giienbo6n mobn-
ten bent Snqlleit BET.
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altnter olten.
81 @uniten Der o9oltimore. Ohio
@abn.Go." enti6ieo &idtcr %. s.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Yro3eB Dteler 9egen OCH WtuOur ulIp
Stootrotb bon SogerStolpn. @r ltllf
ter5ei6nete ben @inlaltSbetcbL Der
benz @}opor utto StaOtrot1 Derbietet
oie @iienbobn meiterbin iiir on8eb.
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nlul0cn, Oltrh 1TntcrbuItcn bon Gtcb-
b6fen mncrbol6 ser Stuot0ren5erL 5l
pcrfolgen.
Stolicni Of G 81 du6er.
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Gorminoc, in Elm itoIicniiAc9 Soft
bollS an Der GGurd= Strobe in Nor
folf, 80, utO crlciAtcrtcl inter Gro
bnnqcn sic icdS 9Guobncr mn 500
in 9oar un0 ut0ere 6o6icItgfeitcn.
9to6 elmer ntfregenOcn &o9b iiber
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@onoitcu iGitgcnommC1 mo in Bag
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bctrGAtli6c &erlltItc ali &icr0cn uno
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muytrap8 @lo8 5lpiidcn ooS Suffer
gen1engt Wltr6c. George Ni6bD bon
Der Sorriion OSburn.6orm bcrlor
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mes Der G6iere ergo6, ooB eS qculob.
lencs @lo8 i'm Mogcn bottc, 3tc
&erii6cr Oieier i6Gnoliden 8ll6cn,
itrci6c iinO m6cfonnt.
&rompte &iilfc.
Gur6 Oo8 t6otfr0fti0c Gingrcifen
oc5 Observation-Disclosures @eter Sight,
Der, olS CT bic Stotion Der y@olti-
morcsS bio-9obn" G6crrp &luL WO.,
poiiirte, Gin 5cltcr in Dem &oOcn DON
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ltt0 fot1nirtc nit 0icicn unO Dem 3ugs
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cS otlonN 0oS 6tilcr, noGOcm cS eli.
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botte, 3lt l6i0cn.
81 ei 6tl td GiSern0te.
Die ghnericnn See So. or6eitet IN
&oprp De @roce nit 400 Wonr, nm
Oos Gis' ocS S1tsdiieGolmo'S cin5ll=
crnoten. DoS pl6blihe G6dltmctter
Der lebten @ohc Gottc Die &offrlung
gernlt6t, Dob 6ie Gompoqnie i6rc
Gis1aller fiillclt FINITE, o6cr Der (cb
te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. fdltcrcm
@cttcr bat iic OernnloBt, nit bop
pclten ar6ftell bic .lpQbri6cinli6
leBte @clegellbeit po6r3lliebmen.
Or dreriff @bitefor6 .
80 ptilJren 9tGt pr od)e ltuaNi,n,t6i
gr-S6eriif Q. u. @biteforo, 6e1,
6ei6ulOigt it, ieilre 9lbrehnunoer
Dor ben County : GorhntiiGrcn IN
@eloir, Mb., folid 6ei6lporen SIT b.
BEN, murbe gcittrn bon oen8eI6iporc-
lten iliGt i6uIoig befunOen. SIS i6tpe-
ben geGcn i'm 5tpei ipeitere 8erfob-
rem megen MeineioS llnO Gins tpegelr
&oripicGclltnG foli6er Gbotlo6erl.
0oS &crfabren ge6en <OIon 9ote-
mon, Den friibcrcn-G lerf Ser Gpuntp7
GonniliGrc me9ct llnteri6lngltng
bon $1,000 murOe ebcnfoaS oufge-
llontntcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
&lGbc bon alt0cmcincm SntcrcEc.

~
Gitp @oQ - NortD- II. 2erington-
Strohc.
@nibington . Monlment = SIT.
%crnon.Nlace.
So6ns SopfihS' llniperiitdt -
Observation-Disclosures.
Sobns Sopfins' Soipital = Iorb,
S~roaoruQD.
S6la6ten.W onument = GaIpcrt4
luto SapetteitraBe.
Graf BON Cigar &IIen Goe =
@citminiter. &irGbot Sapette. unO
@reeneitraBe.
9rAio,s SiG garf - 81 erreiden
nit n0roli0 laltfenben @ugsonS.
Sdtttrlon : Garf = 3lt erreiGen
nit oitli6 lallfenben @a9gons.
Sort Mc@cnrp = 2ocult-@oint.
6Eqpcn 9oacg ct. SAUL nno
%. Strobc.
Gea5o0v.S ~nItitut mnb Muiif-Gon
lerpntprium - Mt. Scrnpn~Glace.
Hrttf'S Erci . 8ibliotbcf - Wul.
berrps, nobe Gatbeoral- StraBe.
&atheoralc - Mul6errp. un5 Ga.
tbcordlItraBe.
Sreinnirer Gempcl @prbs
gbarlesltraBe. %
SDo. 6elioms : Tcnlpel = Gatbe.
0ral- ltnb sardtogaItrabe.
GJom6cr Of Commerce Soai-
Oap-n mo @atqrltrabe.
@eri0tsge6allbe1 Sayette- ,,no
ct. "Salilltrabe.
&%oitge6duoe ~ Sapette. uno Gal
pertItrobe. 1s3e. @i
CARDINAL Gibbons Geiiben3
gbarles- imp Mt4slberrpitrabe.
afobcmie oer MiiIeuidaiten
Sranflins uno Gat6eSralltraBe.
0olutg Mcn'3 Gbriitian Slliocia-
tion, Central = @eba,toe - Gbarlcs-
llno SaratogaItroBe.
EGiie CUR Ieiic in's Mnslanb be.
Iorgt 6. Gainc, Ger. 413, Eit-Yalti.
murc-S traRc, nagc Goitnmbonic-Nps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Ger 8ouberneur bel Ser
@roffnung. - General = Iolu-
oont Briggs beno6rihtigte geiterll
offi5ieQ Die MitglieOer 0eS Stabes,
Die @oupernellr @orfielo am %. 9lpril
na6 Samestomn begleiten loQen. Ser
8oltperneur ltn0 fem Stob lperben
nod Groffnung oers(nsitellng bltrd)
ErGli0ent Gooiepelt an Der Burooc
,3u Gferbe, Die bon Den @%pltpernertre.t
bon 30 Staoten nit ibren Stdben
alsgefiibrt miro, tbeilnebmen.
@pIlen 10. Sftob-er ais
geiebliden 6ciertog.- Sn
elmer 8eriommlung Der aGolumblts-
Gag @eieQi1oft" in Simonini'6
oGorroll-Souie" on Der Dit 8ratt-
StroBe milroe bon ben Sorti6ritten
in Ser Miilion Der @eieQi6oft Den
-. Sftober ais So6reStog Ser @nt-
oedltng Inlerifo's bur6 Columbus
gum getblihen 8eiertag in ben Ser.
Stoaten 5u MAIDEN, beri6tet. 9e-
rihte bon S6neiter.@ Specification III
onocren @roBitdoten 5eigen, Dob
mebrere CONGRATULATIONS oenielben
beigetreten iino, mo miro oos @eieb
bolo DEM GungreB porgrlegt merben,
Die @eieai6oft miro lpdbrenb bcs
Monots april cinen 9aa abbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
SIM Silbcrfrnn5c.

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banno &iifen, iotpie Sic Srls. 81. 6.
Sollpt, g. @olff u. Scttinger, &.
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Rationale

,3otipnol. 8anfen.
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tersStrube. Sdcnb u. Soof, Yrditbent; 50
bio g. gpans, Mees8rdibcnt; Sc1trD .: DE
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commercial & SnrmGr5 National BAIL" Glib
neits@de Soiparba liilo SerTan'Gtr, s. s
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SaitiwOrc's %crfabrcnitcrj Werueas
Spesinliit.

Grpbartiae Griolee ottb bic mobcrne pbb.
ilei0gii1e acknowledgements, berbunbeit nit
ber glupenhung Der beifen ba,lpiiienfdaftIiGen
ylisriiltuHa, in Der .Stnot er5ieli.
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feline 2ciiirngsiibigIcile 90 fact g. y. &crr
u. g.. Snnot, 9tr. 1920, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Il. 3ebil glerJte 9ahet mir ieitc GrIeibterlna
bon meinell leioclt;, .9r. &erirail ~fliririe mid
9ollfommen In fiini Mpden."
Sr. Sumes Curb, Gr. 1884, Gatterfonsslbe.,
fa9t: Va
n9r. 9iotbnn @errtnn bat nit bus '2eben
aeaeiiei; aue .mlnerel eer6te, Die oerfuften,
mir 81 Ge!ien, bemiibien itd umfonit."
oere. %narunter aib Ut. slusnit S6mibt. Dir.
112. COMMANDMENTS.
SSarum ioute er Sbncn ni6t sbeninuS bels
feu?
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Warmor. ttn0 8ranit!gSctfe.S J."
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Gari u. ID. edplt, 126-t2o qGipsgitiIbinrg.
Gjmitauus Gprb, 261-269 Galbertsguilhtne.
9. &nt. Srtmatin, III NoroPGbarIessS traBe.
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uno SermatsS traBe. ~ 8rter Seri6, 93tdi , (;
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berS OF Commerce. "'0
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9(6nofatclt

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