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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Scrscblides gemiiBen.
Die 3ofumentc gcgen ben GiS.SruIt
1in0 uno blei6en peri6mun0el.

aGbonp, @.-g, 20. Sebruar.
9a$ ySSo6n 9oe"s8erfabrer, mel6es
@eneralonmolt Sadion in Dem Be-
miiben ~anbGngig gemaft Datte, Die
obbanben gefommenen S6riftitiide
in benz Inti-Srult-SaQe 9egen Die
yNmerican See 60" mieoer 81 erlan-
gen. lit geItern Nad)mittog Dor Foli-
5eiridter @robp on ieinem gnoe on-
gelongt. Ger Stills @enerolanlpult
". 81. Sc SorO tbeilte Dem @eridts-
bof NIT, baB, w6breno ,er claude, Die
S6riftitiife ieien geitoblen moroen,
nod ieiner 9lnli6t bod feline 8emeis-
mittel porldgenJ Inn Ben 9ieb 5u
o~gltosciren. SIS ici 3lpar m0eliGL bob
Die S1riftItiide berlegt morben ieieu,
bod babe ipeget Der @idtigfeit Der
ielben Die Innabme, bub lie geitoblen
lporoen lino, mebr fir lid. &idter
9ruop iagte, es lGgen feline binrei-
6enoen @epeiie oafiir Dor, Inn i'm
5u i%i6er5eugen, OaB irgenO cine be-
Itimmte Herlon Der 9egebung oeS
Gerbre6ens ongei6ulOigt werben
ODER bie IltsIteaung zines 8erbafts-
befebls eere6tfertigt eri6einen
foni1te.
Inter Sen bereibigten 3eugen be.
fanoen Iid ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Waper,
Sobn 81. Wegeeiae, Ser Me6nungs-
erperte, ipelder Die l1nteriudung ge-
fiibrt bat; Siilfs-@ eneralanpalt S.
81. 9onneqp, e. Siilfs @eneralan-
malt Soroce s. Wc@uire unb @rtbur
9. Secor, Stenograpb i'm 9epartc-
ment Oes @eneralanpolts. @ae
3etgen itimmten borin therein, baB
Die p%ermiBten Shriftitiide, na6bem
Die aloee ousgearbeitet iuar, auf benz
Sulte Maper's laeen uno Damn per-
i6panben. Waper ielbit iprab Die
gniiht aus, sic SdriftItiide f0ntten
i'm Bureau bes @eneralanipnlts an
irgenb eiltem unriftigen Srte nie-
bergeleet morben fem. Wcgteine er-
flGrte, CT fonne oie m~eiiten bon BEN
S6riftitiiden reproou3iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Gnba's Smfnnft.

Sapana, 20. 8ebruar. @e.
neral Srepe anbrabe lit bier aus
@aibinston unb New.Dorf eingetrof-
fen. @dbreno ieines @ufentbnlts in
@aibin9ton bate er cine 9elpredntg
nit benz BrGiioenten 3ooiepelt uno,
pie er iagt, erbielt er ben ginorld,
baB Sr. Gooiepelt Die @ieoerberitel,
lung Der cubanii6en Gepnblif per-
idieben meroe, bis bie Sniel mieoer
iinter Der GontroIe ser Gonierpatipen
1te6e. General Mnoraoe iagt atd
Doralis, oaB bon @aibington IN Cuba
eine energii1e Eolitif i%naiisnrirt per-
ben miro, ipelder Sic Mbberufnng oeS
@oupernenrs Magoon poranfgegeit
biirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Sgorcsfdlnf.

Sdpanti1e &1Ilis aus Satpati meroet
ni6t mebr ouf Dem amerifaniiden
SeItlon0e 5ugelaiien. = Ser iapaz
nii6e 6lotten6eiu6 in &onoluIu.
Sonolulu, 90. Se6ruar = @ou>
perl1eilr @orter lit ourd) cine &a6els
0epel6e bon StaatsiefretGr Goot er.
iudt mor0en, Die agenten Der 0atns
pferlinien 5u beno6ri6tigen, OaB Die
omerifonii6en 9eb0roen iopanii6e
glrbeiter bon Somaii, 0eren BGiie nlir
oltf cine iSobrt mad St1poii laltten,
ntd)t 3lttl1 omerifonii6en SeItlan6 5lts
laIieu meroen. Ser geitern naA San
6ronciSco obgciobrene 0pfr. oWtot-
golia" bat 300 Soponer bon bier nit
gerommen.
9aS ioponii6e llebung8gei6ipaoer,
beItebeno aus 0rei &reu5ern, pcldes
9eItern bier e%introf, lit bon Ser 3abl-
reidc1 iopanii6en 8ebolferung nit
groBem @ntbuliosmlS begriiBt NOR
ben. @egen 5000 .Soponer, in felt.
Ilder &leibnng, batten iid| an ser Sa-
fenfront beriommelt ulto iubelten
ibren 2~anoslelttcn on 8oro oer&riegs'
i6iffe SIT. 9lOmirol Somifo, Goms
ma1Oeltr 6cs @ei6lpaoers, touidte
nit IOmirol GerD sic iibli6en oft
5iellen S0fIi6feits6eIu6e oits un6 Die
aononen Ser Sofcnforts felterten oen
notio1alen Solut. 3as @el6paoer,
tpeldeS an Ser Morineperft Dor Slnfer
ging, miro cine 8o6e bier beripeilen
ln0 oann nod) 9luitrolien abfabreu.
Sir Die goitli6e llnterboltl1ng ser
Sffi5iere uno Monnidoften miro bier
bon Inlerifonerit iotpoDG, pie Sapaz
nern 9eiorgt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Our nGardnOnt" . Sataitrupbe.

---- -f
Ro6 mebr Spfer aufgefunben.
@rod cine @efabr fir Die S9iff-
faBrt.
8tneDaro Sdben Mlail, 90.
6ebruor. Gapt. Goboon uno Die
Wanni6aft ser &ettungsitatipn bon
@ap Sea0 baben Die 2eiden BON 5pei
meiteren Spfern Der n2ar6mont"-
&otoItropbe bon SEQ Wfan's 2anb, mo
oieielben an Ben Stran6 gemorfen
moroen lporen, 9ierber gebra6t. Sci
elmer Der 2ei6en, mel6e Die zines
MonneS bon mittIeren Sa6ren mar,
fano malt Elm Noti5bitd nit ser
9loreIie SO. IS. 8igbtmon 2ebono1l,
N.-W." 9te otoere 2ei6e NOR bic Ell
nes Wonnes bon ungefdbr 80 Sab
rem Der einen loneen i6maraen
lle6errod un6 bunfel 9eItreifte 8eirls
fleiOer trug. Sim britten Singer Der
Iinfen Sonb befono iid Elm einfo6er
gol0ener Sling. 8eioe 2ei1en bottelt
Hettungsgiirtel an.
@emport, &.-S, 20. Sebruar.-
Sdiffsoffi5iere unO So6peritGnOige
bon bier befiir6ten, bob Oas @rad
oes 9ompfes r2ardmont" lid) oIs
cine @efobr fir bie Sdififabrt erlpei=
len miro, tpenn es iti6t bolb bernit=
telit Sorpeoos 5ertriimmert mirb. IS
miro be6ouptet, 6ie ans llfer getpor-
fenen ipGrliden E|riimmerltiide lie.
BEN erie6en, bob bos @rod mir lortg-
fam 5erbridt, unb baB bie Sriimmer-
itiide borii6erpoiiirenben 6obr5elt-
gen, Defenders S1rauben- nn6 &oo-
0ompfern, groBen S6aben 5ufiigen
f1nnten. 0ur6 sic Nnluenbung BON
Sorpeoos miirben; mie man 9lali6t,
sic lpobrideinlid nod i'm &iel oes
9ompfers befinbli6en 2eiden fret
uno foni,ten 9eborgcn iperben. 3oS
@rad liegt 3@ Meilen iiio-iiio0Itli6
BON @ot9 Sill in 1872 6oben tiefem
@oIIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Gine sdmiblapp =. stiftnna.

S6aW-Ero5eb regt einen Gt~ncinati'er
&apituliiten CUR 8oblt6Gtigfeit
Qll.
Cincinnati, g., 20. Sebrltar.
- Der bieiige pobl6efannte Banter
S. Is. S6miolopp gie6t b%efannt, hab
er cine Stiftung bon $25O,000 ge-
mad)t babe, 0eren 3inlen gum 9elten
junger 6rauenSperiouen, lpel6e ii6
in b~ebrGngter Gage beiinOen, pertpen-
BET iperoen ioaen. Sreunbe Sdmio-
lapp's iagerL Ser @nti6luB, Oie Still
tilng 5u MAIDEN, lei in inn nod einem
fiir5li6en 8eiu6e Der Stoot Neps
Oorf uno nad)oem er oie g(ltSiagen I'M
SbamsMorbpro5eb fenrlen gelernt, ge-
reift. Die Stiftllng lit gum Inoen'
fen on S6miolapp's Gohter Gbar-
lotte, Die I'M letter CONNER BEL eli
mem 9liltomobil-ltnfna i'm iiibli6en
6ranfreid ibren SOB fano. Sm @an-
5en bot @r. SAmioIapp iebt $780,
900 gum anbenfen an ieine Srau unb
ieine 5ipei Sodter, bic alle 81 perifie-
benen 3eiten our9 llnidae um's 2e-
ben gefommen iino, geitiitet. giner
Ser Geripalter Ser Stiftung lit Der
Mapor bon Cincinnati. Oas @infom-
men aus benz Son0s ioa pertpenoet
iperben gum 9eiten ilnger Sranenss
perionen, entpeber fir Die @r5iebung
berielben o6er 5ll ibrer llrteritiisung,
mert iie fronf iino ooer ii6 in be-
or1ngten llmltGnOen befinoen. Gin
Sbeil OeS @infommens ioa reIerpirt
merbelL bis Der Sonb Die Sobe BON
100000 erreiGt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
SaIiirer @alfer'S Tlndjt.

Nem- H. Conn.,, 90. Sc
brllor. - 8ie bier befanllt wurbe, lit
bet Ben @eri6ten in Connecticut n,o
Neip-Dorf Der Intrag geltellt moroet,
Der y@eltern luton" rno Der nEoItal
telegraph So" sur Snltruftion Der
0eteftips Ser y9ems9ritoin Sapings
9anf" Die Sorleguug Ser Oepel6en
auf5ugeben, melde @illiam 5. Wal.
fer Dor ieinem Gerihpinoen aufge-
geben ober empfangen' Dat. Wfan
eIallbt, auf bieiem @ege ermittell gu
fonner, nit mem 8alfer IN Serbit-
ol,ns Itano, uno moglider 8eiie aud,
ipo er sic @ertbpapiere Der 8anf per-
ltedt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
8rDan gebt mieber reben.

Ct. Sobnsburp, ST, 20. Sc
brltor. - Soeben miro befannt ge-
ge6en, oaB 8iGiom S. 9rpan ouf iei'
ner Sour bur6 Ben Staot bier &eOen
balten miro, ndmlid am 10. slpril,
Mo1mittags, in Burlington unb
glbenos in Barre mo am folgenber
Gage, gsa6mittags, in @bitc &iper
SSunction uno am nddIten Gage,
abenos, bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Die @rnbcnfataftrupbe in Mcrifo.

Staot Mertfp, 20. Sebritor.
: Gin 8eomter ser 2os g~speran5a-
9ergperfe i'm Stoate goabrila, in
pelfen am 0ienItag cine perbdngniB-
pulle @ruben : @rpIoiion i~tottfonb,
mel6et in elmer 0epei1e an Ste .@iio-
ctirte 8reiie," oaB Die &ettlrngsmonn.
i6oft "a Toote olls Sen peri9iitteten
8rubengangen SIT Gage geforoert bat;
inter Oieien Spfern befinOen iib 80
Sapaner. glf Serlebte, bon bieiell
BRET Sdpdner, fie9ell hit Soipitdl;
5ipei ser GerIebten beiinoen ii6 in
boffnul1gsloiem 3uitanoe. @an be-
fiirdtet, ooB bon ben pielen Seriln.
gliidten, Die nod in Dem 9er9perf be-
graben lieger, ilur penige lebenb ge-
rettet meroen f0nnen. Die @eiammt-
5abl ser @etooteten miro aiid ouf 70
bis 100 be5iffern. superintendent
SoneS leitet oas Gettrlngsmerf. Der
materielle Serllllt lit iebr betra6tlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

ridden 6einOe ser &ir6e 9riuno'S
Golitif 6iQigte, Dies oen 8otifan bin.
iidtIi6 ser Mietbss Gontrofte fir ote
&irben nift berubigen f0nnte, 5umol
bieie piele Streitpimfte entbolten, oie
ii6 i6rpierig ~beilegen lieBeu.
&ur3e &obeI0epei6en
Gbnrles Q. 6rancis, Ser omerifa.
nii6e 8oti6after in @ien, trot bon
bort in 8egleitltng ieiner So6ter,
8ralt @arreh cine &eiie nod Nt6en
on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Der Srics in Central. Imerifa.
@r6iioent 3eIapa tradtet an9eblid
no6 ser @riinoumg elmer central
omerifonii6en Union.

VllltI llUlllI uJtll llIlluI.
Banana, 90. Sebruar. - &eis
ienOe, mel6e bier aus central=omeri=
fonii6en 6Gfen eintrofen, bradten
mcitere Mitt6eillmgen iiber sen 9(uSs
bru6 Ser Standardization 5pii6en
Ben Srltppen OeS @rGIioenten bon
Nicaroglla, General 3eloDo, l1no Be-
men oeS &r6iioenten bon SonouroS,
8eneral 8oniQa, i'm 2oltfe 6eS por-
geItrigen gtndmittngS an ser @ren5e
bon 9ticnrogua. Sic ia9en, binter
Dem Gr6iioenten 3elopa ItGn6en sic
SeitOe Solbooor'S, SonOuroS' uno
@%rtatemaIa'S, ipet9e @%miqrnooS ge.
nonnt meroen. gnoererieits bat Son.
OuroS oen &%r0iioenten BON Solpaoor.
General @Scolon mo ben TrGii0en'
ten BON Guatemala, Manuel @itraoo
Cabrera, fir iid. IS miro bebotps
tet, 6ns Streben 3elapa'S gebe 0a9in,
cine l1nion ser centrol=amerifanii6en
Staoten berbei5ufii6rer. Sein 8lot
lit, Die 6er5citigen ErGiiOenten oieier
Stonten Ollr6 2ellte 81 erleben, mels
6e fir fem Sroieft 81 baben itno, 1tnO
er periudt, Ben g%nfona.mit Son0ltraS
at MAIDEN, peldeS ais 6ie idm16ite
ser g%enonnten Hepu6lifen 6etroAtct
miro.
8er BAT geitegt?
Managua, Nicoraglto, 20. Sc
brl1ar. - al8 HeiltItat Ser am IS.
6ebrltQr allsgebro6enen 6einoIelig-
feiten Oringen oie Eruppel1 Nicara-
gito'S iebt in 0as Srnere bon Son.
ouroS Dor. Die Son6lraS = aGrree
murOe i'm porgeitrigen Sreffet total
9ei9lagen. General Garcoma, mel
der Die @ngriffsfolonne fiibrte, tuir-
BE in Dem Sample getootet. Die Sons
ouras- 4rnlee lieB 81 So6te ltno piele
&eripunoete auf Dem S9la6tfelbe 5lt-
riid.
Gan Solpubor, &epu6lif
Solpaoor, 20. Sebruor. - Nod bier
eingetrofienen Na6rid)ten iollen Die
Nicarogllaner geiGlagen worOen uno
iebt auf Dem &iif3uge iein. 9aS Sref-
fen fano 81 8ortiQo oe @Spino itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Gum slueiten Malc in brci @pdem.

son It o II, Seras, 90. Sebruar. =
Sn Strang e~rplobirte Der &eiiel eil,er
8radtlofomotipe Der uSouiton &
Seros gentralbabn," pobei Ser 2ofo-
motipfiibrer Wer1ant in Stiide ee-
riIlen unb Ser Sei5er guiott idtper
berlett mlirbe. Die 2ofomotine iou
bieIelbc iein, beren Geiiel Dor orei
@oden erplooirte unb Die anseblib
reparirt purbe unb ibre erIte Sabrt
na6 Der Meparatur mahte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Sramb mmS acbcnsucrlmit in SaptOn.

9apton g., 90. Sebruar. -
Gas @e6dllOe Ser n5rieno Yaper
MiGs Co." in ser gorita6t 8eit-Gar-
rolton Itebt bellte 9l6en0 in SLANT
men uno ser iolueit ongerihtete Sda=
Sen betrGgt 100000. Gin Ien-
i6enlebcn lit perloren gegollgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

IS. 5. M. untpeit 8nrrnncas, inn
Staate 9ermuoe5, bon ben 2egie-
urgstrnppen gefangen genommen
mor6en moren."
FareOes mar bon 6en meitinoiI6en
Snieln ans Dor 3pei @oden an Der
&iiite bon &eltq3ltela gelaltoet. Seine
8efolgiGaft beitano aus nilr 3man8ig
W}onn, a6er eS bieB, er berfiige iiber
groBe @elomittel uno meroe in 9Gloe
groBe Senoungen bon 8affen erbal-
ten, nm Oamit Die @ingeborenen 81 be-
paffnen, bon 6enen er erpartete, fie
piiroen ibm in GROCER 3a6l 5uItr0-
men.
@nti6eioung iiber &anat
ban nabe.
Ser Sr1iioent tbeilte elmer 9ln5obI
bon Gontraftoren, tpel6e iih nit SO.
s. Slioer 6e5iigli6 leiuer Sfferte our
Nusiiibriing 6eS 8aleS oes 8onoma-
&onolS nerbunben 1aben, nit, sic
@nti6eioung IN Ser So1e lperoe nod
Dor 0em 1. MtGr5 ~getroffen meroen.
Die oermutbli6 lebte Gonferen5 Dor
Ser GntI6eiOrng purOe 9eitern nit
oeridie0enen Gontraftoren abgebal-
ten, meld)c ii1 nit &rn. Sliper ber-
6un0en 9aben. Sefret1r 3ait iagte,
81 einem 9ei6llB iei man nod ni6t
gelangt.
Sbonts Dor Sem SauS-
Gomite.
&orliber S9ontS bon ser Sit6mts.
&anal = Gommiiiiori uno .. g. SOB,
Der @infaufSogent ser Gomn1iiiion,
erl6ienen Dor Dem Salts Gomite fir
5mii6enltaatli6en uno nuslGnoil6en
Sanoel, nm auf Die bon Nep.O Orleans
ollsgegangete SeGauptltng ST. eripi-
bern, ooB bteie Staot bon Sen &anoI-
9ean1ten 81 @unIten Heip-Oorf'S 51t-
riifgeiett meroe, mo gleid5eitig 81
erflGren, mas an Dem @erii6t Sab.
res lei, 6oB oos ginfotfsbiireau bon
@olbington no6 Nen<yorf perlegt
perOen iole. Sr. Shouts erfl1rte,
er peroe aus Ser Gommiiiion am 4.
Wtar5 ollSi6eioen uno folne Iid ba-
Der nift maBgebenb be5iigli6 Ser
Nbii6ten Ser Gommiliion fir Die 3us
flnft auBern, es iei ibnt aber ni6ts
0oOon %befonnt, Dob irgenb cine aler.
oerung be5iigli6 bes @infaufs 8ii-
reallS 6eabli6tigt merOc.
@. Econ Fepperman trot 9eItern
bon ieiner Stequng alS Gbef 0eS Bit
realls Der @ai6ingtoner Office ser
Sit6musfanal = Gommiiiion 5ltriid,
INN 9liiiitent oes Srn. z. g. Sbonts
bei Ser ~Sllterborougb metropolitan
So" in Ser Stoot Nep-Yorf SIT per-
oen. Sr. Gepperman mar bel ser
&anol = Gommiiiion Ieit Dem 9(mts-
u1tritt Oes Srn. Sbonts Dor 5ipei
Sobren in Stellutg uro botte n1b-
reno zines groBen Sbeiles 0ieier 3eit
oas 9ilreau in @aibington inter lif.
Ginger &ermann's 8ro3eB.
Sn 0em Fro5eB gegen ben &epra-
ientanten 9inger &ermaun ipegeu
Serni6tung offentli6er llrfilnOen
fam man tlidt obne llnitGn0li6feitet
nit Ser Siloung Ser Surp 5ll Stanoe
uno Stills = 0iitriftsomalt gbfins
legte Bar, OaB Die &egierutg ST. be-
ipeiien gebenfe, baB Der gngeflagte
35 omtli1e MISREPRESENTATION bes Sc
observation-disclosures pernidtet fat.
9(ud Der SertDeioiger, Anpalt
8%ortbin9ton w~ieberbolte leine idon
friiber gegebene 0nrlegung.
Sir @inmanoerungs-
Stationen.
0aS Sa1ts : Gomite fir Iaturali.
iation uno ginipanOerung beibloB Die
Grltatting zines empfeblenben 9e-
ri6tS iiber hie 9ia, ourb pelde fir
ieoe ser neutrality-suspicious. in
0erp-S Orleans, @alpelton uno Gbarle-
lton, S.sG., $4,000 ausgeDorfen
lperoell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

- Sn Buffalo, N.-9., Dat ii6 So
iiob &oB, 8r1iioent Ser nHob Manii-
iactlring Co." mel6e Sol56ear6eis
lungs : Mni6inen albright, pabr-
ideinlif in Solge bon @rdnfli6feit in
leinem .@el6dftsbiireau eridoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Sci Ginalton, H.-O. fiel eli

Set TI1lg1toH, W.sU., TIeI ell
eleftrii6er StraBenbabn 8aggon IN
ben Honoont-greef, nobei 8rau SoBft
9. SItcrbouot uno Sobn S. Sapres
aiis Sannerspille idmere 8erlesrn-
gen erlitten.
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Sranb in Stcmbcnpiac.

SfenbenpiIIe, g.. 90. 6ebr.
- 9eaG & Steele's @ngros : 9ro-
suenbanoIung uuroe beite total SER
fort nno Die a~nItoBenoen @ebduoe
@m. 2ead's uno Ser .Steubcnbille
9rpsooos Co." erbebIiG beid6biet.
Wan idaet Ben @eiammtperlult auf
$4,000. Der Brand entitanb Gurh
cine grploiion i'm Seller Der 5irma
9eall & Steele, unb Elm Glerf, Na-
mems Stop Grpin, erlitt babel idwere
9ranonlin6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

&dntprrbciben In @ Bis IA 9n8en lnrIrt.
yYa5o Ointment" ipiro gardnttrf, nIle Sane
bon inderten, bIinoen, bIutenoen inb berbors
ftebenben Sdmorrboiocn In 8 biz IA Ineen su
~furiren, ODER @eIb 3uriiderftattet. YreiSD Zoe.
(Ott4. 2,o&i. a. ~ .D9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

NaS 9alis : Goltllte flr Jtnt1rolI'
Iation uno @inmanoerung beibloB Die
Grltatt,lng zines empfeblenoen ge-
ri6ts iiber hie 9ia, burd melde fir
ieoe ser neutrality-suspicious. in
NepsS Orleans, @alpel ton uno Gbarle.
ton, S.sG., $4,000 a%usgeDorfen
mer0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

9as Staatsoepartemert lit ourf)
ein &abelgramm bon Dem amerifani-
l1en &pniul 1T SPORT of Spain SRI
nioab, bon Der ean5lihen Iusrottnng
Der neueltens in 8ene5uela perilften
Mebe0ion in &enntniB geiebt morOen.
Gas aabelgramm lartet: u@eneral
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12
PARLIAMENT OPENED

Speech From the Throne Foreshadows
Busy Session - King Thanks the
People Of tho United States for Aid
at Jamaica.
London, Feb. 12.-There was large
attendance of members at the opening
of parliament today.
The speech from the throne foreshad-
owed a full and busy session, devoted
to Ireland, and army reform temper
ance, apart from the overshadowing
question Of the house Of lords. After
the usual reference to the good rela-
tions prevailing between Great Britain
and other powers, the speech deplored
the loss of life and destruction of
property resulting from the earthquake
at Kingston, and says:
my country recognizes with sincere
gratitude, the sympathy shown by the
people of the United States, and the
assistance promptly offered by their
authorities"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12
shonts and Stevens.
(Colliers' Weekly

Shonts goes Stevens remainss
Shonts, railroad promoter and manip>
ulator, with his thoughts naturally
running on the stock market: Stevenss
engineer, professional enthusiast, hio
thoughts running on excavation, trackss
laying, and problems OF construction. II
is no secret that these two men OF
wholly different types did not get on
well together. The workers In rain
and sun looked on Shonts when he
came to the Isthmus as the curious
native Of out-of-way places views the
occasional tourist; Stevens. with his
giant like doggedness and his Lncoln~
ian way Of telling story to ease a
situation or to make a point was TO-
ing and coming among them every day.
Other engineers may question whether
or not Stevens is great engineer. bue
in the way he turned demoraliDed bat4
talions into a confident army ana
brought order out Of chaos ne showed
the qualities Of leadership which q
crisis or a mighty enterprise reQuiress
With the plant established, the need
OF more than a purchasing agency at
home has passed. What cabinet pos
sitton was to friend Morton the chairs
manship OF the Isthmian canal coms
mission was to Theodore Ss 9th
passed on TO hemiIae west OF Marshall.
Ecu ,1,. !. - q, tile. hogs. machinery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12
Colossal Task.

In the legislature of Pennsylvania
many years ago a motion was made to
remove the capital of the state from
Harrisburg to Philadelphia. A mem
Der from rural district who had
heard of the great facility with which
brick houses are moved Vim part Of
the city to another. and who had not
the least idea that anything but NOV
ing the state house was in contempla-
ton, rose and said:
"Mr. Speaker, have no objection to
the motion, but don't see how on
earth you are going to git II over the
Schuylkiu /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12
HERMAN,s TRIAL BEGUN.

Oregon Representative Accused Of Con-
spiraey 70 Dsfraud the Government.
gon, indicted for conspiracy to defraud
the government while commissioners
general of the land Office was begun
today The specific charge against Her
mann isl that he destroyed certain
letter press and copy records In his Of
fee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12
COLONEL SMALL DEAD
Former Mayor and Postmaster of
Brooklyn, Poweshiek County, Father
Of Mrs. George Neil, Of This City,
is Dead-Was Colonel Of Tenth Iowa
Infantry During Civil War.

I1rantFy OuFIn9 NIVll Wdvs
Col William E. Small, the aged faith
er Of Mrs. George C. Neil, died at the
home of his daughter, 406 West Church
street, at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon of
general debility, caused by ailments of
old age. He had been sick for only a
short time, and had been confined to
his bed only since Thursday. Besides
having been resident of this city,
Colonel Small lived in Brooklyn, Iowa
City and Davenport before coming here.
William Edward Small was born in
Portland, Me-, Sept. 2, 1922. After re-
ceiving his education in Boston and
Portland, Me, he learned the printers
trade, but when % years Of age he en-
gagged in the logging business near
Bangor, Me. In 1854 he came to Iowa
and went into business at Davenport
with John M. Cannon. The firm built
a planning mill, but two years later re-
moved to Iowa City, where it en-
onel Small was president of the
johnson County Agricultural Society
in 1859, which built the first fair
grounds and race track in the county.
The state fair was held on the grounds
in 1860 an 81. He joined the Tenth
Iowa infantry as lieutenant colonel at
Iowa City in 1861. Later he was ad-
vanced to colonel of the regiment Poor
health caused his retirement from the
service. He later moved to Brooklyn
where he served two terms as mayor
and one term as postmaster Six
years ago he came to this city. Colonel
Small married Miss Mary Quincy Chick
at Bangor. Me-, Sept. 25, 1874. She is
dead. He is survived by three child
rem besides Mrs. Neil. They are Fred
erick A. Small, of Blue Island, ILL.,:
Mrs. John w. Conger of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. w. c. Corbyn. Of Ohio. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12
The Brownsville Hearina.

Washington, Feb. 12.-ln the Browns4
vile hearing today, Thomas ]. Green,
formerly quartermaster sergeant o1
Company D, Twenty-ffth infantry,
testified he was awake when the firing
at Brownsville began on the night o1
August 13. He said the first shot cams
from the town and that the Aring ap-
parently was over the wall in the d!~
rection OF the barracks. He said ha
then saw the flashes OF several gunai
and heard other shots from the town.