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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Die yaciitisc Satin"

Yer unfrcinillIge Selo eincS ions
oerboren Ybenteller5 iii - iuic ans
Nom bcrihtet miro - felt eilligcr
3eit Der inter Dem Sdriititelerno-
men Haltlglluc bctonlt gelpuroene
Nopofot &incen5o Worello. Dor
&lr5cm crid)icn i'm HeoottionS . @es
b1lloe bes "9tllopo @iornolc" 5it Slo.
ren5 cine N%llslGnoerin, Die lid einem
Nicooftcllr nit Den @orten porIteQ.
tc: SD bin Srou Sclcne Morellp H..
mod)te germ iuilicu, no mein Monn
it," Gorob groBes Stoumen oe@
Nc0nttulrS, Der bis bobin Wtorello
rulr ais Sltng9clelcn gefonnt bate.
Gic Game trot aber 10 lid)cr dllr, Dab
Der ,}citlngSmonn b0ilid) cripiocrte,
Dob icines Wilicna &incen3o Mtoreuo
nIdt III 6lortn5 iuoblte, ion0ern in
9iom lcbc. Die Sruu er5Gbltc bonn
inter SbrdnenL BOP ibr Mann lie
p~CrlolIcrL lcine Spltren periuild)t uno
ale ibre &riclc ulbeantlpor.ct GC!ni-
len bobc. 9icie @eldidta Derbreitetc
lid luic Gin &otilclIer IN onn5 Slo.
rCll5 mo nnr0c bon Wllno 81 Wirn0
Gcbcn0, nit 5ablreiden G%in5clnbcitcn
pcrbr1mt. Gic 0eriid)tc DerunlnB.
ten cincn r0nilden Yeritterituttcr.
ben iAorf ongcgrificnen beimlid)cn
GDcnlnmn o!ll5riud)cn ulO i'm 0e.
ra0c bcrauS ST fra8cn, oh Die @c,
ld)idte mubr mare. Is lit cine tolle
Code" erlpioerte 9toltignoc ldfelno
iinO cy5Gblte Tolgcnoca: &or 5iuci
Nobrcn pcr0iientlid)tc id III Der
,lri0una" cincn Mrtitcl iibcr Den
oNclligen" bon 6ogd55aro. Wtit Die,
lem Nrtifcl bcgnnn Die goll5c We.
ldldtc. Sd befom nGnlid) cinlgc
Gage ipdtcr ans Gbinpori cincn eng.
!lidcn 9rici BON elmer Game, Die lid
oSo!ito" nunlltc, mir IN alilbcnhen
@ortcn ihre Vcluunoerun0 fiir mid
5l,ut Nu90rltd brad)tC uno IN elmer
Nohid)riit ieicrlid) erflGrte, boB lic
mid nlii ben rcd)ter Neg 5urildiiih.
rem mo mieoer 5u 8ott befcbrcl
mollc. Ger @riei rcgte mid MD.
iebr oui nno blieb notiirlif unbe.
untiportet. gber Die unbefnnnte 60
litn licB nid)t lodcr; naf 5mei Ia.
gen fam luie0er Gin iebr l%eltldncr
@riei, in Dem oas electromagnetic
begonnen mar: tags 0arnlif Elm brit.
ter nno BON MN at tGglid elmer.
Sn ben eriten fl Sagen las id) Die
Vricic, boliil ober %begonilen lie MIDI
81 lollglueilen uno ih las iie faIt mic
ntebr. Muo id zines id)onen 9uges
es iparen in5lpiid)en Wonote Der.
Gorgen - lpieber cinnlol einen ser
9rieie 6%finete, iab id) mid, 5u mel
ncr nidt geringen gelpunoeruna
nit: ,Mein tbelirer geliebter 8atte"
ongereoet. Sd belt Die Inrebe fir
einen Sf]er3 unb las barum Den
guit5en Yricf. Nber Die Dame Iherj.
te riht, ionoern b%ebauptete, Dob ih
ibr @attc mare. llnb ih par nlt)t
BLOB ibr @otte. ionoern nod onoereS:
lie idrieb mir gum geiipiel: .gts
I'll Die .@ottlid)c aomoOie" idriebit
- oenn III lpeibt ia, oab III, bepor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

ln0 10 0cn 3uilnlmcnbang 5lUiidcn
bGul potcrldnSilfen mo crpatrirtcn
0eutidltbltn o.liredt III erboIten, IL
earl in oielem Habnncn ntch 015
6u1tc 9ilo Der Cpcrctte nidjt icb!cr.
COB Is Der nelien Oircttion gclluls
gen lit, idon loren eritcn Gparett2u
@benO Ill einenl mirflid)cn pcroienian
@riolg III qeItaIIeL lit Elm &crOicnl!,
bos iGr nid)t bcitrittcn mcroct lol
Ser o3igrunerbnron" bon S.rouB
iuur nui ociu Spiclplon. Gn ~criter
2inie lit wobl @err &oOclunnn ST
nenl1cn. Ser iih I'M bic GinihlGirunB
Oes iibcrults idmicrigen Mcrfcs grpBe
MiiGe gcgcben bo6en mlB, nod bcn
Meiultot 81 urtDeilen. Is 9in0 g4c5
nit menigen Ausnnbmen lcbr gut Sill
ionmen. llnitimmigfeitcn I'M Spn
oocr Saft CAB Cs mir. iUcnlqe. Gle
idmieriget ungoriihen Nbptbmen
moren treiflid hcrons9ebrnd)t, e6cnio
mic Ole @dl5ert5cmen. Die Gb0re
luorcIi iid)Cr u10 gut Itiibirt mo Dos
GGcrpcrional bes Sbeotcr5 ner0icnt
tbutIGblih hobc3 Sop. Mos Inn an
3abl obgebt, criest es ourd) GuolitGt.
Won fountc al bicien friifelL rcinen
iiG)er einicben0cn un6 GIT lteigernoel
Stimncn laine tSreuoe boben.
Gon Den Solilten Dltroe COS groBte
SlttcreIie DEM Tertretcr Der Eartie
bes 9nrinfap entgcgcn qc6roht, Srlr.
Saul Nc!pd. Gr bat sic in ibl a..
ieeten Grluartlmgen nid)t getauid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
YrGdtiac Tarnn pocr 2nnbiib

MT Der rG1roIihen GentraIbabn," in Nnltts
mprt'G ourip so ELDER; go III bobe: 1Iltur; 20
elder Siners uno anItunien,paln; go Cblts
bdurue iteincrres gSohnhauS liio gilie gStrths
ida itsecbduoe; Qrtis $4,000: mub b%crfuuit pers
ben; 8ieb uro Snocntar fam aud nit itber'
Hoininen peroeIl.
6erner babe i6 pieCe nubere if6ne 6nrfnen,
fopte and Gtaots@ iGtnibnm hillig 6i bertnii'
len. 8. Saccubuup, Ir. III, Nurb'S barles.St
tgbenS $50, Cir. 1888, 9torosgroaotpap.)
(Scntt lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
WuGc bel Baltimore.

Gh5ne SurnI bon 5sE gtderll, irooon ~
tpertboolcr gSnlo; bat jiuei @o0Ebduler nnb ale
nbtbigen Surm9ebduoe; 200 Ebfibdnne, 500
0eerenitrilber utb 10 Elder Grobeeren. 9rei5
Wder0erdtbe. NdbereS Del -. @abrnbppp, Sr.
iii, 2uro.Gbarlcs. stra c, Baltimore. (slbenbs
bon 3 biz liz lbr gtr. 1898, 9ioro'Sroaopu1.)
fSpht5 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Wuocrnc @pbnnngcr.
snp m..S 90

$1,000 fuuten clues icncr lnooeffefE 8lpeIs
't6digen Sdiier. Sobet ie6s Simmer, Saoet
einfdIieblib iduildrer Stumbling; 9doeitiihe
cntbdIt observation-disclosures uno Sairrelolet.
Srottpirc. @6ie lllo seller cemsrtirt. 1os6liB
@loberS irnbe III nit niiriii5iriel 3ie9cIitetllelt
Gepflditert Inh febr fd6n. 0ube lnb q%efll1oc
Gaae. Seoen slhcno his Z llbr 3ur 1tipeittoli
often. Gnwnrb I. Balnnl:r, 2nnlnterllepmer.
Vilrenu: Nr. 1887, Sit.Oipnumcnt.s trahs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

IT.. 7ss; ,725.r ~ &c. SOsiua; aS.nns;
bftIid pom BET WorfsRoub; oolitinhie prdbit9
o%lfor'rt; ieoe ntpoerrc @eansmlidfeit.
m. ltl. M tta ETC.. Tcro''Batntert'str,
lin 6eoiert opni ,YatietIpns9ari". 9urctiuea
Ihon o~eforirt; iebe mooetnr @edncmIiG!elt:
speift1dtae Sdufer. Gopn ro Z. Stor6, an Srt
aub etele, ODER Wr. 50, 8unther-pniibtna.
Rapettr. uus ct. paul.etr fS'hra tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Nr, 1901. giurh-ebapel, Strdbr. iinil3en
ptortbs mn acknowledgements; outer FlaB tIr
eilcn Grocerui, 4rooiiionSs. @ulurteries oocr
Gbub!aocr; ueucS SaIs, llcnI Hubd1r!OaTt;
Itidte WeoinGu1Gen; uIeorIEer @rnio5iila.
Ereis Sin 3nIieno Collars $4,000: Ndttill'
Guno. StrnAe. (NeilO. .Gei3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
3m %perfanfeu:


Cine SoclH BON 24h Atcrlt, lirGetdbr iuc.
observation-disclosures. lSeitcre N~liH!llit inrl.
man bel Dem 9u!3BeIi1cr UBcrlro Nttta, GtaeiIz
thinner. 81 Tnlierton, NO, ttldllGcN.
(SB2,A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Gtc - Carlo Wrun0
opera" inter Der Girrftion bon Sp.
Nulieu er0iinct ON Wontnn Den 6.
%anllar, cincn GpFllS bon Npernuors
itcQlnQelL in Der n2pric." Die Npcrn
mer0cn in itnlieniider, iron5Oiiidcr
unO 0clltiher Sprod)e gcilungen ltnb
miro bic Non5c Wod)c binollrd) t09.
lid nit Nusnobntc pom Wittmofl
cen s. SQnltur, cine G|oriteQunN itutt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Etcucnciudl:

Sin enqIiT6er iuuarr Wiailn, ileiBie, niidterl
uHo nit outer Hi.onllg inpt @rbcil ltaeLo lpe'1
der Ari, mil &elegtnbeit. Die neliitne Sprnbe
III ~crlernen. Wiar u%orciiirc. rs. 20" uIent'
iner Sorreipunbeut." i3G3-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Sin gdder Tu6t SieuunN uIs erite uhcr 5UN'
te 0dno. TGd5IfrGGtu III Nr. 800, Sbhirr'
EtraBe. t9tro2O lDd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

illr l%lntcrboitlmg 0c5 Enbliflnn@ Del.
&cNje uno A%u5itottunN IicBcn nidbta
5lt wiinincn iibriQ. 0jc Sccucricn
iuarcu wjrtlid) }eiU HID hiibiG, Is
gob fGinr toOteH &lnttc DGbrcno Der
YuifiibrlHO.
Nd3 Nora NOR ul9pcrfNlIt uno
bcaciItcrt. IS lit nid,t Onron SIT 5mci-
iGln, bob sic Spcrttte III rGUItltcn
&bcnter" loren giH5ug gcbnlrcn bar,
Inn Darin 0oltcrnb II pcrblcibcn. Gie
tiid)ti0cn 0percttenfrGftc, iibcr mcld)c
Die Gircftion perfii0t, uno Der grnIt
nit Dem tic iid) ora bcitcren Genres
onacnonlmcn bot, bieterl Die Silr9s
Idoit fir Dos fortoollcrHoc Sntcrclic
0ca 4Sltblifums." ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Gi, iun0cr ocuiihrI .J,nnm iu5t Stellrua in
CiuCuI 4$siuulruu,c ais SicnCr. aiudbuirultli III
Rr. 203, EidlmGuo, Strahc, nabc Ycrt'Npenne.
1852 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Scrlangt MGnucr unb Smabrn.

8crlnngt:
Gin Sunge BON ~mngeidbr II Sa9relL nm ote
Sarco GGiea-9dderet 81 %erlerneI. Ndh6utrds
gen in Ir. 3tt, 4ents SaratugasStr.
t3b3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

8criangt;
Sine ciniabC a0cbirt in elmer tIeiiten S%6iillle;
feiu lSdihen oper Nigelll. gtatb5ltru8ell III
gir. 2I06, Gutu,usSlacc. (363-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Gin neiBes Md0dDcn. 6uS eiutabea Sodsn
1eIl!ebt. ytnd3ulruIen IN Hr. 22I9, cuta'pi
tiaee. (363. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
0cr!nngt:

Gin Edbueibcr. I'M cine poicIIz SoOrli III IN:
ferenI @ehdloe Al Uetrcihen. gtuh5ufrnecl bel
Siaat Samburser 4 Guns, Saltirtrte' uno 0d'
nuprr .strnf,c. (362,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

0erlnngt:
Gin Wiioheu fir ull9emcine @aIsarbeit. gu
%srfrdqeH In 3r. 1909, HeitIyiortb'N oenue.
(363-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
&erlanst Sranen unb Mabdcn.


gctlnngt:
Cine Gofin in elEer Sdnilie BON orei 4er.
fonen: fem NSciten ooer 9ii1eln. 9idf1ufrn=
gen in 3r. 500, Noro'Sbaricss SiraRc, 6Ipifhet
W,aoilol. uuo Hcues StruBc. (363-4)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01
STATE NEWS

William CRAIG. Of Tacoma. II an.
dor arrest for throwing carbollc
acid over his wife.
The cause OF the fire which de.
siroycd the Poat,lambert mlne mill
al helltnEham last week IL rt.ii
Ahrouded ia mystery. Detectives
have been put 10 work.
Logging camps Ia anohomiah
county have closed down and the
mills have found themselves facing
cedar log shortage
W. O. Cunningham was 10 have
married Anna l.. Cooper a. Tacoma
last nlght. but be has so far failed
70 ahow up. although bis license ia
tnckod away In hla pocket
A new postoffice has been cntab,
liah~d NJ irnndaie with Samuel n
Learned a. acting postmaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

WsfhsFs. - ~ ~ ssss. rer ~ fiset
tis~sa rsF ~ tatArl saua io "a N1Ae
raisss 80 lA A9ss iane8 ras ~ i&e
rQfA. Htss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01
PARK BOARD DEFENDS IT'S
STONE Av. EXTENSION

Park Commissioner A. u. ErnHt.
defending the action OF thu park
board In passing the resolution 10
extend Stone Rv through Wood
land park, stated that tho under
tukina Il simply an extension TO
the boulevard ayatem OF the city,
ana Y very necessary Tor CONNER
clal convenience.
REGARDING the use OF the pro
posed street Tor street car service,
Mr. Ernst stated that q does not
make any difference 10 tho park
board how much Of a saving mas
ne made BY the Seattle Electric
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Tho petitions which have been
filed protesting against the action
OF the board are not considered by
that body az expressing the opinion
OF the majority ~ the residents OF
the district. but as The objection
Of such property holders who you'd
be- affected by the removal W tho
street ear line from the present
thoroughfEre.
a mcoting will be held tomorrow
night at the former city hall In
ballard for the purpose Of protest
ing against the action Of the
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01
DOCTOR FAKERS AT
BELLINCHAM

nEisiiNGHAM. Aug. The
Great Walton" and the =phenomen-
al la Fayeste." who we're driven DOT
~ Seattle ~ The Seattle Ssaf.
ont OF Tacoma BY this Taooma Times
and out OF Portland BY the Port.
land Nswa. are here graftiug on the
unsuspectinK IN this city.
The two greats have secured a
theaier and they are doing their
touchlnx" Scenes under the fun
glare Of tbs ineandeacenta
Their cures 90 far have failed 20
fnAirrihiixs. Tho Evening Amrris
can has taken up the fight towards
their expulsion from The city. but
tho mayor and other city officials
apparuntiy lack the backbone 20
throw the takers Gus 81 the city.
Sale. fiahing rods Hails. III
TAT Az sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

10. g., founders D. sa&f4ste. sgiss, ~
trl trout D. tf4itUt aThfaanff naiitni
pot 10 lh4foi alifas sfnriis. ~ tlt
Olympia ayHisfs, sack, pus TO sal. " tpi
frd snnptsFs kgfef. tiAniH iief aafhi " ~
ftvsgn shaa. pss ~ 80
Hay asd Iceastuffs,
Puget Sound hay Son. t.tuisl Alfalfa,
~ Puget Sound, SON fiaEfH aifHlfa
EZRA. inn. 49, rratksd ezra tom
30. feed Hssi ton. $50 miidings,
Ton. ftfnasi 81 cake pr toa tt
tfRht PEI tun. 5i8Wsu. shafia, too taN9
ai chopped feed tan izGuMl eats. ten
issu2s wAaal con. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01
THE MARKETS

The market Is quiet today. with
the exception Of raise In eRga aud
the appearance OF blackberriea.
which have heretofore been quite an
unknown quantity, pluma still
reign IN Numbers aud varietlea
Waisrmelona and cantaloupea are
coming IN In very large quantities.
and the season has just really
opened
The meet poultry aud fiuh mar.
keta arr the same. with the excep.
ton Of biz supply Of hallhut that
eafne IN Yesterday. relieving the
large demand 10 some extent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Walk .terrorizing all the pleasure
seekers Before hn could be stop
ped he mad severely bitten Louis
wcnkei. 10 years old. The dog was
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

NEW YORK. July 81 "A 81 Der.
Hard dog which had a record Of five
lives saved. went mad from the
heat and created a panic at Concy
Island lilo ran through Ocean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

30 20 20 per cent of on all fiah.
ing rods. Halla. iii Firut av. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Pacific Squadron at Navy yard.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01
Olympic Market

cuts your meat bills IN half 1ts
Pike 1T. opposite the Bon Marcho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Vegetables.
Green eafn. q ef11 Sol eninaa psr crate.
~ ss'i'. 'sseass e ieg eesls
tlsal hai hauss tsfnafass io. tsitct ifftafs
lel,e sfe~n ufl. fAaeeft a., a. psf
snips saes 2 1wat9 eaallfi9wsF d ea8 d
gasumtsfs ~ ass isasaet' ssssn bssas
ess .asa.es. isoaiisS as~ so,assss
iaiess 80 Is - ra,srsiss n 81 .d =.
nef s4aash. ~ 81 cetiafss q laJl ~
w..s ,.., n~ '. -
wales. washiaNtan ssesn,sry. n. ~.
AAsisfn. A@He faneh. si@ssn
Cheese.
VS. relns stssss isste. wa Y A. ifas.
'ffaea kNias. issI ossEaa Y A.. iie
rs2s
Wsahieelau ierAi farah eTra. Goa ffB
select faaeh sNEa nWmcl kasteFa.
ANs~ NgNeaa fRnfA ss4asa.
raaitsY.
~ esss y isisgs hFe'lsss. y sc
~ tits taeaa "a. iae fasstsFs iaain
sssss. d ffaa-a fa-L lfsss. soassssss lasi
reiIHfsf - tafkeFa ~
tias. sd c~sasst
reftiesa esrasnt tHaBpFtsd. pr ttl
~. fssslsna sasaaas. California. pss
Nstfes sefiSS o. H0i Isl Harstsrt's
fherff~s. ife erarses taHsg u 80 y
tanshss hsssa. Eis8tas. sssilsss srsr.
tfei a. ~ teaufss haa o. iaas q
itsnes esse- Nw ehsfFteA Iee eantas
tautet erAis o. na@i -. assAats efais.
~ iHMA ID NeHf Nea tFuEe. ttsnff 6H faaNs
teffirs rsa rrats. a. e. rfaasn rssts. ~
Nit ~ tazetiasfsiss. asess q ~ nsffahfs
efafe. 81 tas uafaFft. ataes ass IN ~
peat o. Is fFaff. tiefshsffiss as srsfs
live stssk-
Wsihsfs - - ~ ssss. per ~ ftssi
tfessas peg ~ t9tMul snae ie "a -
calves 90 lA Agag tamea res ih i&e
Meats
atsssa ner ~ fkei eawa psf NJ rar5
sfst erF ~ f8ltsi aafisn psf "a
e4isf - isrus. So - a. arssss4
Ags. - .. taF,
ftah
efeamsr hafgkwl. paf lh tgtA fhimsaA
ib fsfFnn fss - N&8af fefsA
Pacific squadroa at Navy Yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

-. ,anu Of Washington are very
insurance matters, The
.h,neton Fire follows strictly
w Ms' ssverc laws Of New York ia an
.rrlal and accounting matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Boats leave Pior Tor Navy Yard
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

atsssa ner ~ Fkei eawa per n. raeg
sfsi erF 81 t8itFi aaffsn. psf ID
a4iif 81 - tsrue. So -. a.. afrsssa
@ga ~ %. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

eteemsf hailhat raF ih t9t4 shtmaaa
~ sb hsfssna ~ ~. tF8t tefea
Pacific sauadr0a At Navy Yard
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

sale. fiahisz rods Hall's. III
lat Az 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-06
REAL EDDY TRIAL
IS MONTHS OFF
Will Examine Aged Woman
at Pleasant View
Home.

CONCORD, n. H., June 6.-Although
the friends Of Mrs. Eddy have been de-
feated in their first attempt to block
t5he suit brought by her relatives TO COM
pei an accounting for her property,
there is little hope that the main cues
lion viii reach trial for many months.
/, Hardly had Judge Chamberlin denied
sthe three trustees permission 10 inter
laene as next friends yesterday, when
Fthe Eddy attorneys moved that the
tcourt state I'm writing all his reasons FOR
their former motion.
They also presented a motion, bearing
Mrs. Eddys signature. asking for an
Immediate investigation Of the question
whether or not the litigation brought by
the so-called next friends" should be
f1onger maintained I'm view of her per-
Eonal announcement. Mrs Eddy's coun-
tsel further asked that the aged leader be
tcxamined at her own home, and TO this
fJudge Chamberlin agreed.
A master probably viii be appointed
sto visit Pleasant View and examine Mrs.
pzddy. Two motions will be heard Mon
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-06
-OST FATHER FOUND
AFTER MANY YEARS;
HAS NEW FAMILY

LEXINGTON. Ky. June 6.-A strange
tale of the sudden disappearance OF "A
father, the subsequent renarriage OF
the mother. and the recent discovery OF
the missing man, as the head of large
family, is told BY Curtis Lane, a Louis
vile and Nashville freight conductor.
running between Louisville and Evans
Vile.
Lane says his father, who had moved
from Zeigler. Ill. 20 Handy Station,
Hopkins county, Ky, just after the civil
war went TO Paducah, Ky, one day 10
buy goods. He was % nave returned on
the third day. but did not come. and
was never heard of again until last
week.
The disappe occurred in 1873. A
few days later the goods for which Lane
had gone 10 Paducah came to his wife,
but no tidings Of TIE husband and
father. Detectives were employed, and
they visited Paducdh. St. Louis. Chi
cagO. Louisville. and Hot Springs, Ark.
in search Of Lane. They spent hundreds
Of dollars trying to trace him. Just at
the time Lane was in Paducah. how
ever, three men were supposed TO have
been murdered there.
About that lime a noted woman des-
peraoO. Pink" Plumber was arrested
for murder. tried. convicted. and hanged.
One of the three men killed was sup
posed 10 be Lane. Later on Mrs. Lane
married J. T. Denton, of Darlington.
Ky. and by him raised a family OF chill
dren. She had three sons by Lane
Recently young man of Evansville.
who had lived in Darlington and knew
the Lane-DentOn family well was IN
Zeigler, III, and met the elder Lane.
The latter learned the young man was
from Kentucky and asked about the
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DAUGHTER OF LEES
WEEDS AT MEMPHIS
Miss Phillips Becomes the
Bride of w. E.
Edge.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 6.-Miss Lady
Lee Phillips, a direct descendant of the
Lee family of Virginia, and one OF the
fairest daughters of the South. was
married at o'clock last evening to
Walter Evans Edge, of Atlantic City,
n. J. The ceremony occurred at the
home OF the brides grandmother. Mrs
James Lee, and was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Jones, of Memphis.
1t was one OF the most brilliant we'd
dings that has ever taken place In old
Tennessee and was witnessed by a host
OF friends. The bride has always re-
sided in Memphis. save for the four
years which she spent at Wellesley Col
lege, and she was the acknowledged
social leader OF the younger set
Miss Phillips was attended by Miss
ROwena Lee and Miss Ora Lee. The
best man to the bridegroom was Col.
Franklin Murphy, OF Newark. son Of
former Governor Murphy, and the
groomsmen were Edward Caspar Stokes.
governor Of New jersey; John c. Pow
ers and John A. Mckay, OF New York
city. and Herbert r. McIlvaine. Of
Philadelphia. a cousin Of the bride
groom. The ushers were all residents
OF Memphis and friends of the bride.
In the party Of the bridegroom. who
came from Atlantic City to witness the
ceremony, were his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. William Edge. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Lippincott, BrinkIe Gummey, Miss
Mary Gummey. Mrs. John Blake Slack,
and Alderman Henry ". Leeds.
The happy couple left here this morn
ing for a short wedding journey in the
northern part OF the United States and
I'm Canada. going 10 New York in time
to sail on the steamer Cedric. June %
Mr.. and Mrs. Edge viii spend the entire
summer touring Europe in an automO-
bile. They will return TO this country
about the 1st Of September and take
up their residence in a cottage at 10
South Pennsylvania avenue. Atlantic
City, recently purchased by Mr.. Edge
Walter F.. Edge Is one Of the success
fVl men Of Atlantic City. He Is pro-
prietor OF the Dorland Advertising
Agency. With offices I'm all the large
cities IN this country, and one I'm Lon
don. recently established. He Is also
the publisher of the Atlantic City Daily
Press and the Atlantic City Evening
Union. q director in two or three banks.
interested in every movement for the
benefit OF Atlantic City and is looked
upon as one OF the leading citizens OF
this world-famous seaside resort.
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