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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
@crmiid)te tclesrapbiidpe 1epdhn.

Or. 6. y. Ghurd). Der Irail
9ouiic ". Saft, bie in Miaburp,
Wali., mobncnbe Mutter beS &riegS'
SefretGrs Soit. bebunbelt, in9te &C.
tern, Die oItc Came miirbe mr. nod
nenige Gage SIT lebcn baben,
Gllrd) cine Proclamation. Die
ErGiibent Hooiepelt geitern erlieB, lit
Die Sort, &eierpotion MriSona's gee
tern nm 100000 Mdcr pcrn1ebr ipors
Den. Ger Yrescott-N ationol.Sorit,
Dem ser neue 5beil 5rgefiigt iplroc,
entbGlt jebt 1,O63,256 Mder.
Br1iibent &ooiepelt purbe &C.
fern WitglieD Der rNrmp anb Napp
Union.
- Ger HrGiiocnt mar gcitern Onrd)
Sic aus aaen Ganbestbeilen %anlangen'
oen Senotoren unb Gon9reB.@bges
orbneten 10 iebr IN @niprllh genom-
men, baB er ole &egierungsaeibdftc
ruben laiieu muBte.
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Gic stranfen5ndjt III Der Sap.
&pluuic.


2ie fapl1noiite StrailBcn5ud)t
bat in neilerer 3eit einen benlerfens.
lpertben Iufidpun9 erfobren. Sm
Sabre 1857 begunn man oon1it, Jun.
ge StrallBe III Der 8efongenldaft
fir 3pede Der Seoergeminnung 81
5ilften. Die nele 3ud)t nlad)te 5ll.
nadit muir longiame 5orti6ritte, 10
oab Die 3abl Der auf 5urmen gebul.
tenen StroilBe im Sabre 1866 crit
SO betrig. Sic itieg bis gum Sabre
1875 anf 21,751 Stiif. Cine gerpoI.
tigc Gntlpidelung erfubr sic Stroll.
Ben5ud)t I'M Sabre 1880, no lie bel
Den peritiebenartigitcn &Iaiien ser
gepDIferilng ais reid)lihen 2obn Der.
lpred)cnoer Grperbs5ipeig in Muf.
nobnle fam. Sm Sabre 1897 murben
i'm 8an5en 237,96O StrauBe gebol.
ten, nod Der lcBten 3ablung tporen
35S,370 Stiif porbunoen, oeren Gin.
5elruertb 5iuiidcn 2 Yfb. 10 cd. ltno
800 Efb. poriirte. Die gr0Bten
StrnuBen : 5arnlen, beren burdp.
ibnittlife 6l1fen 70OONor9en aus.
MAIDEN, liegen i'm Subtsboorn 81.
~itrift; ierner gibt es I'M Wtiolonos.
Iiitrift StrouBenaudt betreibenoe
1ormen nit einem Sl1deninboltc
bon je 5000 bis 5000 Worgen Tim
@ertbe bon 4 bis 6 Yfb. pro Wor'
gcil).
Der Wertb Ser i'm Sabres Iurd).
idnitt bon ei1em strailb er5ielten
Seoern ibmontt ie nod Dem @ertbe
Ger 5biere 5piiden $3.50 bis $3.50;
Ger bodite Sabresertrag, Ser bisber
bon einem 8ogcl nad)peislid er5ielt
woroen lit, betrug $780, Mm tpertb.
poaiteu inn ole Sbuil.ecn II. Stcll.
crfeoern ocs aliSsetpdd)fenen mann.
li6cn Sftoubes. Sic Mtt ser Sc.
bern fpeid)t in ben beritieoenen 81.
itriften Der aaptolonie peIentlid) bon
cinanoer ab. Ger Snbtsboorn . 81.
itrift Iiefert, cine Sober bon ur,ge.
,pobmIiter sanae (iiber 291a BOIL
Iang), Die ieood Die 0ihtigfeit INC
&eidbaltigfeit hes Salms. Ser bel
oen fleinen 5eoern aus Dem Wibole.
burger unb geoforber 7iitrift her.
portritt, permiiien ldBt.
Die aopregierlng bat in riftigcr
grfenntniB oes @ertbes, Der in Der
StrauBenfeoern . Spbuitrie licst, Die
Strauben5uft ollrd cine %beionoerc
geiebgebl,ng 9eifiiet. Die peribic.
oenen Sorten merben regiltrirt rno
Dos Tobten bon gefangen eebaltenen
Strauben lit mir ibrem Better &c.
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porfcn unb IS Tro5ent barunter
tuberfulos befunDen. Sllberfel.9a-
ciaen muroen in sen Nieoerid,laeen
bon .S%eparatoren in ofientliden Wpl-
fereien in einem giertel Der ullteriud.
ten Sale aefunoen. Nur maBise gr.
iolge Iicferten sic @eriude Ger Sm.
mlniiirrwg bon Sdtpeinen geaen Die
Cholera onrd Snieftion BON gIllt-
Serum.
lbs 8ebiet Der n~otionalen Sort.
Heierpationen lit i'm Sabre 1907 I'M
rl1no 100000 older ermcitcrt nor.
oen, 10 BOP es lid jett altf 100000
600 Slider eritredt, uno bieleS @ebiet
miro jett eegen granoe, 9iebitGble
uno peridpenoertid)e @llsbelltling &c.
ihiitt. 9amit aeben ober perniinf-
tiee Observation-Disclosures Hilbungen
lmgeitort Sonb IN Sono, 10 Dob Die
ginfiinfte Sie 8ermoltun9sfoiten I'M
lebtcn Sabre ihon iiberitie9en, inbem
lie iid oilf $t,53000O beIieien. Iu6
Die g~clpcibund lit inter 9end)tilng
perniinftiger Ioridriften geitottet.
Gos grobe @ebiet Der neitlidlen &C.
birgsgegenb lit burd) grGnoe I'M
2ouie pieler Sabre 10 pertpiiitet, bab
tbcilmeiie cine Nuiioritung MIR ourd)
;AnpfIan5uug m0glid lit, unb 81 Die
iein 3ped iinb Sootfdmpe unb
gaunlihulen ongcle9t, IN tpeld)en
piclc Wiuionen bon SGntlingen aile
ge5ogen nerben. Ncbenber bat man
iteaenipeiie nit scr Nniamung aud,
erfreulide Griolge %er5ielt.
fSeit Dem I. Sonllar bs. Sc. lit Dos
Nobrungsmittel.@ eies bon II. Otto.
Der 1905 IN aruft ulo icitbem lit bos
Ecripnol oes bemIii6cn Bureaus,
.lpeId)em sic 8ornobme Der anolpti-
iidJen Mrbeiten u,lf @runb beS 8eietes
obliegt, perooppeIt moroen, cine an.
5abl BON Nabr,lrgsmittel 'Snipefto-
rem lino crnannt lporoen unb in 16
StGbten linb 3meig'q aboratorien an-
gelegt nm cine Gommiiiion fir Die
'Snipcftiot bon Nabruneshlitteln unb
0roBue,l lit IN @aibinston einseiebt.
Inter ben Snieftcnploscn ipielte
i'm lcsten 6riibiabr ser Green BUG"
cine beionoers arobe MoIe, iuhte
grobe 8ebiete bon Tcros Bis nod
Canada beim l,tb rihtete beflogens.
wertben Shoben an. Gie aeaen Die
len Sddoling in antpcnhling &c,
brndten abbiilfemittel bnben bis jest
mcnig Grfola gebabt.
Cine SdiIoertng ser Gbdtigfeit
Der pcrihieoenen giireallr oes Gepar-
tements bilbet ben SbluB bes 9e-
ri6tes. ;.,.s. d,
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~itottct. 9ie S~coerb6noler miilien
cinen Sabres . GrlaubniBihein 5llni
Ereiie bon $40 l0icn unb bobcn iiber
ibren Sanoel Defenders BUD 5t iiib.
rell. Gas 6ungcn oOer Sooten pon
mil6cn StrnllBcn ober bos @cgneb.
men bon miloen Giern lit nuf 8ron.
lGn6ercicn nllr allf GrluubniBld)ein
iuno ouf FripotlGnocreieu MIR nit
@encbmigung Oes 9eliserS geitnttet.
Iuh FAM Der @ouperncur cine
S6on5cit fir miloe Stru1Bc anorb.
men. &or &llr5em bat 0as f%aplGnoi.
ihc Eorloment cin @eieb o%llgenonl.
men, nod Dem Die Nusfubr bon
StrouBcn llno StrollBenciern aus
Der &upfolonic perboten miro. Gem
GiebitaDl bOn StroilBcnfebern foil
5,lorm nod) Ourd ilcuc geieblibe
Iobnubmlcr, Die aif oieHegiitrirung
bon StratBen unb Sehern 9e5ug
bobelL uorgebeugt meroen.
Gic InSillbr BON Stro,lbenieocrn
belief iid) I'M Sabre 1882 auf 253,95l
Eio. i'm @ertbc BON $5,323 ,S97; i'm
Sabre 1909 uminBte iien baggage
AT, G27 Eio. I'M @ertbe bon $685.
99S, noS Der Menge mad cine gu.
nobnre nm 2l7,073 Yflnb, ober ocm
@crGbe nod cine Ibnobme INN $1S6,.
$50 bcoeutct. Iie @ertbninberun1g
lit oarouf 5llriid 81 fiibren, ooB iebt
cine 9robc Wcnge geringmertbiger
Sebern III ben Wnrft fonlint. Bon
Scbtercn gc6cn groBe Soften nob
Gcutihlonb, 100 Tie sur SerItellng
bon 9oos mno in Der Spielipooren.
Sobrifotion Gerpcnoung finoen.
Sm Sabre 1906 iinO 547,697 Fiuno
StrollBenfcoern oltsgefiibrt woroen,
oie einen @crtb bon $6.942.S7S oar.
itcqten. Sierpon entiiel ali benger.
lanot iiber Gort Glisabeth ein Wertb
bon S3,407, 533, MORAN Die 0%ereinig.
ten Stouten bon Mmerifa nit $S25,.
931 betbeiligt woren; inn laufenben
Sabre biirfte Der Grport nad) Sine
rifu nod groBer fperoen. ga IN Der
erIten SobresbGlite bereitS fir 1892.
$50 oortbin pcrirod)tet ipuroen.
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der 2,0O0,0O0 Wurf allsgibt. I'M ei.
nige 3iiae blauen 9unites e~in5uialtr'
gen uno micoer bon iid) 81 blalen.
Die Yieife oes Shabs lit ilbrigens
3cbnmal 10 piel iuertb, mie iein
Shmert, Oas Der jiingit perltorbene
@erriber bon Srnn bel ieincr eriteu
Gurppareiie trrg; oenn oieie Wuffe
repraientirt nur cincn Wertb bon
100000 Mart. Gas foitborite
Sdlpert Der 8elt lit luobl oas ocs
8oetnor bon Vorooa. IS lit iber
nno iiber nit Siamonten, Nubinen
nnb Smarugoen beiGet unb miro aui
100000 Worf geidGet. Wlrbrere
inoiihe 5ilriten beliben Shluerter,
Die fir iid elm @crnogen oariteIlen,
uno audi Ser G5ar unb Der Sultan
tragen bismeilen i%ulpelenbeiette Sd.
bel BON groBem @ertbe. Der Maba-
raiab bon @beneo, elmer Der reid)iten
,SnoerfiirIten, fam lid rilbmen, Die
foitbarite Stootsforoiie 81 beiiten.
Gle groBen S%biirgriffe iinb aus mai
iiuem Golo, Der @u9en ielbit aus
Silber getrieben. Der Sultun bon
Waroffo beiiBt lpobl bos ieltiomite
@lapier, oos je conitruirt woroen lit.
0erut es lit 5erlegbar, ulo 5luor ih
10 fleine 1beile. boB Elm Srd9er je.
meiIs Elm Stiid tronsportiren fam.
Ter Sultan ndmlih mar inter fci.
nerlei nmitduben 81 bepegen, 81 CT.
louben, Dob iein alopier bon Same.
len g~etragen wiiroe; oas Sdiii Der
Wiiite erifien ibm uitt 5~iluerlGiiig
genug fir iolf' c%mpiinolid)e Hait Ii.
MIR ieinen Sflapen pollte er oas
Snitrument anpertrailt Wiiien. IS
Duroe aus Den erleieniten ielteniten
9oelbol3iorten gebaut uno nit mai.
iipen 0olo Srnnnenten geid)miidt.
10000 Worf bat Der mnroffonii6e
Serrider fir iein Niano be5ablt.
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@iaiatns Der Siibrer.

& ..'.f -----
Ter populare &epraientant bon WiI'
iiiiippi tuieber bemofrotiiber SIb'
rer I'M observation-disclosures. -
Snfel Soc Cannon BON Sen Sc,
publifonern ipieber nominirt.
@aibtngton, 9. g., 80. Sob
3ie oemofrotii6en WitgIieoer bcS
l%lnterbaules oeS nudIten Wpntag
nleOer 5ulonmentretenocn Ser. Stuo-
tcn-@ ongrelies bielten bier beutegtab.
mittag einen Gauflts uno nominir.
ten ben Ihtb. Sobn Sharp @iqian,s
bon WtilIliippt oils Ganoioat fir
Spred,er. Iieies bebeutet, Dob er,
6a Die 3emofrntcn IN Der Winocrbelt
iinb, unb Die Hepltblifuner 6os Sans
organiiiren meroen, lpiebcr Der Siib.
rer Der Rinoerbcitc I'M l~lnterbaule Der
Notiotol 8eiebgcbrng iein miro,
wcldc Steulng cr iton bier. Sabre
inne gebobt bat. Iic WcbrSabl ser
167 bemofrotiiden Wit0Iieoer oeS
l(%1tcrbonlcs pobnteu Dem Gonfus
bel.
Snfcl soc" miebcrnoml,
nirt.
sic Hepublifaner bicltcn ibren
Goufus bcntc abenO, unb mic SIT cr.
iportcn Dor, wlrbe ,Snfel" Soc Can.
non bon Suinois iiir ooS Spre6er.
amt lpieoer nominirt.
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Yanif inn 8ranb Gcmtral-Y abnbof.

Iem. Dorf. 30. Mop. als
Der 2afe Sbore 2imiteo : 3ug fur5
ppr ieiner iabrplunmdbigen ab'
fubrt iiber Die Meiu : Dorf Central.
Vobn in Die @ranb Central : 9abn.
bofbaae binein geleitet purbe, emit
itonb an einem Euuman . @oggpn
in 5olge a,ir5idluiies Jeuer, bas
ben @agson in 9ranb ieste. Der in
Der Yabnbofs . Sole periammelten
Eoiiasiere bemddtiste iid Elm befti.
ger Sbreden. @abreno 9abnarbei-
ter oamit beid)aitist iparen, oieJlam-
men 5il Ioiden, %erpIooirte u~nterbalb
oes @aggons Elm 8asbebalter, no-
bel bier Wann Ieift oerlest mrrben.
Der 9erfebr ailf Dem betreffenoen8e.
leiie non fir cine @etle unterbrofen.
9as 5euer rihtete nlr eeringen mo-
teriellen S6aben an.
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Nridlicbt Satin nnb iid ielbit.

elm + II it, Sns., 80. Nopember.
= Sobn Snbmonn, ein Wtalfiniit,
cridob bel,te icine Satin unO per.
pcrpunoete lih ielbit tootlih in &c.
genmart ieiner iedls ainber. GineS
Ser 3inber, eil l4-jabrigcs WGohen,
pcriuhte ncrgcblid), sic Wuttcr 81,
retten. Giferiudt mar Der @runb
Der 9lutthot. Gor 5mei Wonaten
trieb 1Srau Soblnann ibren 8attel
aus Dem Sauie, meil CT lie ongeblid)
grouiom bebonOelte, unb benz Ser.
ncbmen nod iou Tie anitaltcn ge'
t~roiien buben fir cine S6eioun9s'
flaNe.
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ErOf. MideIion eeebrt.
Der befannte Gbicasoer @elebrte er'
bolt ben gtobel. Greis. T. sit ell
Ieutld).N mertfaner. -t.

@ab ington, go, 80. geo.
peinber!. 80 Gas g tadts- o Department.
lit bon Dem amerifuutiden 8eianoten
in Stodbplm, Serrn @rapes, benad-
riftigt moroen," Sub Der Robel .9reis
fir Bbplifer 9rof.aI. u. Wi6elion
bon Chicago ~5uerfannt lporben lit.
Or. WiheIion lit Der @ntbeder elmer
nellen Wetbooe fir Ole 9eitimmung
Der 8ei6ninOigfeit oes 2ihts.
Erof. ,Wihelion, peld)er 5lr 3eit
bos Mmt zines 9eiters Der pbyiifali.
iteu AbtbeiIaha: ail ;Set llriperiitdt
bon Chicago befIeioet, milrbe am 10.
Iejember 1862 in Strelno, Nropin5
Goien, geboren nno fam friib5eitig
nit ieinen gltern nod Imerifa. Gr
teiud)te in San %Isruncisco Die golfs.
idulcn unb Die Sod)idule uno fano
aIs Sofibul.8 ruol,irter Iufnabmc
in ser Marine- Afaoemie gu annapo-
lis, pelde err nit 81 Sabren ais 8ra'
tnirter perlieb. Sm Sabre 1880
ging er, nadoem er aus ser 91tnoes.
marine ausgeid)ieoen war, mad ger'
lin, nm bort ieine pbpiifaliidlen Stu
hien iort5uiesen, ,lnb iiebelte 1851
nod Seioelbera iiber. Bel ieiner
&iidfebr naf Amerifa erbielt Der
junae @elebrte 'einen Huf ais 2ebrer
Ser Ebpiif an sic rGaie Shool" III
GlepelanO, O.. tpelfes mint er lpater
NIT eiusr- Yrefeiiur an Der Glarf'un
uerittdt lpertauihte, UNI 1892 einem
&uie an bie llniueriitat bon Chicago
5u folsen. ..r
Eroi. Widelion, welder ais cine
internationafe siltorit1t in aaen bas
2ibt betrefienoen 5ragen gilt, ilt0sit+
glieo elmer Geibe ~geIebrter @eielihaf'
ten IN gnerifa- unb europa. Gr ge.
bort II. ". Der .National acaoemp OF
Sciences" an, ser .4merican Meade
uln OF Sciences", ser y9ritiib Iliocia@
tion for tbe Announcement Of Science"
uno Ser v&opal Astronomical go
eietp:". mr.
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Die SonS-N msaa6e.
Sit pielfa6 iiber5ei6net. - Gin Der.
baltniBmaBis gutter Iurbibnitts.
preis er5ieIt.

baltniBmaBig gutter 1ur6ibnitts,
preis e%rsiclt.
W obington II, 80. Ropember,-
Gle glttgegennabne BON Ingeboten
fir Die Eonamo.9anoI.S bIigutionen
sum 8eiammtmertbe bon $5O,OOO,.
900 borte berte Nahmittag auf, uno
Sfatamtsiefretar Gortelpou bat sic
8enuatbunna, bob iie pieIiad iiberf
5eidnet iinb. gs miro gerallnle 3eit
nebmen, big Der Iurdidnitts .Ereis
feltgelteQt lit, uber 10 pieI ltebt idol,
felt, DOB Der Sreis Elm gutter lit. Mn.
geiifts Der @elotnappbeit. IS iinb
bereits 3-pro5entige Certificate bepo.
nirt iuoroen als 8arnntie bon ganf.
notenausgabc sur Sobe BON $7,S15,.
900. Gle gonfnoten. Girflllation bat
lett Dem 1. Nopember INN $44,357,.
345 5ugenommen, unb bte Iotul.Gir.
fnlation betrdet bellte Ibeno $685..
703,779. Gie Girfnlation miro in
Der ndfJIten ISOLDE mabrideinIid sic
S0be BON $4,000 900 e.rreifen.
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Seltiamc Guitbarfeitcn.

Bon iolden er5dblt cine ensliide
3eiti6rift: Der Sdab BON Yeriien
pflegt Bel groben 9%erentonien un0
beionocrs feierliden Inldiien. altem
0rou6e folgeno, cine slrt Stoots.
@oiierpfeife 81 9ebroud)en; Tie lit
poQig nit Iiomonten, Mubinen uno
Smarogben beiett unb pobl Die
~foItborite Ficiie Der Welt. 0enil es
lit nibt an3unebnen, oaB Elm Hau.
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Yaiie Jnr @eiic in's Mtslanb be.
iorgt 6. Maiuc, Ut. 413, Ct.YaIti'
murcitraRe, maize Guitum &ouie Apc.
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Gin Mmerifaner TituIar'
Yiihpf. @

Rom, 80. Nonember.-Icr Ynpit
bat Woniisnor aennebp, Sen &eftor
bes .Mmerican College" gum Sitlz
lar ,9iidof BON @orianopolis gemadt.
Tieie Sanblung miro als cine grobe
alls5ddnung mno On beionOercs
Compliment fir Die Ser. Staaten
auigeiaBt, ga ME 3lipor Elm Meftor
berartig aeebrt lporben lit. Tie gr.
nennung miro auf Dem ant 16. De-
5en1ber itattfinoenben Goniiitorii1n,
ofii5ieQ angefiinoigt meroen.
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Mns @aibin9t0H.
Sic G%inreiduus pou eiuem 9nteHb
Gonrantbills i'm Guugref erluartet.

&ooiepelt uno GorteIpou fir iofortige
@eietgebung. - Gle 4ominiIira-
ton miro alif beftige Sppoiition
itoBen. - Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seri6t. - Die Nusfubr bon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eroouften
$79,000,00O GROCER als i'm Dor.
jabre. - Die Sorltreierpationell
, Inn 100000 Nder er1peitert.
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Wr1,iSent Icobobn

Yrdii6ent Heabobp bon scr
.Mutual 9ebensperiiferungs @e.
leaihaft" erfIGrte geitern, Die Com.
pagnie miiroe ibren 8eihaftsbetrie6
i'm Staate @isconiin einiteaen.
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u, :. 9rpan bat nit y o.
iioent Rooieoelt cine Nilsiprafe &c.
bobt. Gle .H. y, Worlo" ldBt nod
hieiem GreigniB Die Sinon5ierS bon
@au.S traBe iolgenoes Sidet allf.
itelen:
.GlS Er1iioent:
@iaiam Servings Hooiepelt.
Mls 0icepr1iioent:
Jbeobore grpan.
Hlottform:
Cur Country. 'Sis Of uSl"
unter Shriftitellern. =
DWein Iraueripiel bat griola aebabt
= onS Yublifum bot gepeint."
Cam fonnen sic ia laden"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-05-24
LONG DEADLOCK IS ENDED
Isaac Stephenson Elected Sen.
ator From Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, May 1S.-The NOM
ination of Isaac Stephenson of Mari
nette In Republican caucus as United
States senator to succeed John G.
5pooner, resigned, was formally rati-
fed in joint assembly. Mr.. stephen
son received 81 votes. State Senator
George w. Bird received the compli-
mentary vote of the Democrats and
State Senator Jacob Rummel was &C.
corded similar honor from the Social
Democrats. There were twenty-five
absentees. Mr.. Stephenson received
the vote of every Republican present.
Mr.. Stephenson's term will expire
March 4, 1909.
Considerable dignity was added to
the occasion by the presence of all
the state officers and several mem
bers of the supreme court. Many wo-
men were also present, including the
wife of United States Senator Robert
M. La Toilette. There was great
cheering when the election was an
nounced. A committee was appointed
to wait upon Senator-elect Stephen.
son, who later appeared before the
Joint assembly and acknowledged the
honor in a few well chosen words.
, The election of Mr.. Stephenson ends
4 deadlock existing since April 16.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-05-24
DISCRIMINATION ALLEGED.
Complaint Made Against the OH Trust
in Minnesota.

Complaint Made Against the OIL Trust
in Minnesota.
St. Paul, May 22.-What is probably
the first step in proceedings intended
to GUST the Standard Oil company
from doing business in Minnesota was
taken when Joseph Bartles Of the
Bartles OH company of st. Paul, to-
gether with oil dealers from Stillwa-
ter and St. James, lodged complaint
against the Standard Oil company
with Secretary of State Julius
schmahl under the: provision Of the
Hinton bill passed at the recent ses-
sion of the legislature. They were
not, however, prepared to file their
complaint in writing and as no action
will be taken by the state until this
IL done they left to consult an attor-
ney and have the complaint drawn.
According to the complaint made
orally to. the secretary of state the
Standard Oh" company is selling Ger
tain quality Of oil in st. Paul under the
name Perfection" for 9. cents q gal
Ion and that it is selling the. same
quality of oil under a different name
in Saltwater and st. James for. 10
cents, where the difference. in the
freight charges owing to the longer
haul to those points would only war
rant u charge of one-quarter of cent
more than iii ST.. Paul.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-05-24
THE VOTE IS UNANIMOUS
Irish Nationalist Convention Re-
.jects Government Bill.

Dublin, May 21.-The Nationalist
convention called to decide whether
the Irish bill introduced in the house
of commons May by the chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Mr.. Birrell, was &C.
ceptable to the people of Ireland unan-
imously adopted John Redmond's res
olution rejecting the measure. The
resolution declares that the bill sis
utterly inadequate in its scope and
unsatisfactory in its details and should
be rejected by the Irish nation; and
we regard the Introduction of such a
measure by British government
pledged to home rule as confirmation
Of the position we have always taken
that any attempt to settle the Irish
problem by half measures would be
entirely unsuccessful and we call upon
the Irish party to oppose the bill in
the house of commons and press upon
the government with all their strength
and power to introduce measure TO!
the establishment of a native parlia-
ment with a responsible executive
power over all purely Irish affairs
and at this crisis in the fortunes of
Ireland we invite all the Nationalist
forces of the country to unite in sup
port of our representatives In par
lament and enable them to effectively
press for the speedy and genuine set
Element of the Irish question"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-05-24
new SPECIAL VENlRE.
Sixty More TaIesmen Ordered In the
HAYWOOD Case.

Boise, Ida., May 21.-The special
venire of talesmen In the Steunen.
berg murder trial was exhausted ut
10:45 a. m. and Judge Wood at once
adjourned the trial for two days to
permit .Sheritf Hodgin to gather an
other venire of sixty men.
There. were only nine men Of the
old special venire left when the trial
was resumed and they went very
quickly, Five were examined and
excused under challenge, for bias in
thirty.fve minutes. The sixth man,
Levi Smith, farmer, was, after an
extended examination, accepted and
given ,seat No. 10, just vacated by
John Fisher, upon whom the defense
exercised its sixth peremptory chal-
lenge. After the acceptance Of Levi
Smith Juror Orrie Cole, who is in
bad health, was excused by consent Of
both sides, it being feared that his
condition might seriously interfere
with the trial.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-05-24
DEMAND HIGHER WAGES.
Strike Of FRI eight Handlers at the 9uf.
faIo Docks.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 20.-Nearly g.
600. freight handlers on the docks
quit work during the day, demanding
an increase of wages from 171a to 20
cents an hour. The freighthouse of
the New York Central was the prin-
cipal one affected.
It is said that the strike affects all
the transportation companies having
freighthouses along the docks and
that the strike was in the nature of
surprise to many Of the leading off,
cials of the freighthouses.
It has been known for some time
that the men were dissatisfied, but it
IS said that there was a general belief
that all difficulties had been smoothed
cut and that there would be no strike.
The strikers are what are known as
'inside men" and are mostly italians.
They are said to be well organized.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-05-24
BURNED IN M|DLAKE
Steamer Naomi Destroyed by Fire
Off Grand Rapids, Mich.
BARE HULK ALONE SAVED
Five Persons Perish in Flames, More
Than Fifty Others MracuIousIy
Escaping Death.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 21.-Fcar
soal passers were burned to death
and one passenger, J. NJ. Rhoades of
Detroit, was fatally burned when the
Crosby line steamer NaoIni, formerly
the Wisconsin, was burned to the wa
ters edge early in the day in the
middle OF Lake Michigan. Fifty pas!
sengers and all of the crew except the
four coal passers were taken off in
small boats by the steamer Kerr
and the Naomi's sister ship, the Kan
sas, which was en- route from Milwau-
kee to Grand Haven. The loss on the
Naomi is estimated at $225,000. After
the passengers and crew were rescued
barge which had been attracted to
the scene by the fire put a line Oh
the burning hulk and is now towing
her into port.
The fire started in the vicinity of
the kitchen, between decks, and
spread so rapidly that the whole ship
was a seething furnace before the
crew could set the fire apparatus
working.
Escape Of Passengers Miraculous.
The flames swept the whole
length of the ship and the upper works
burned like finder. It is considered
miraculous that the passengers all
escaped. Many Of them were taken
off in their night clothes, while scarce
ly any one was more than partially
clad.
The fire was not discovered by any
of the Naomis crew, but was first
seen by the lookout on the steamer
Kansas, which was proceeding in the
OPPOSITE direction from Milwaukee to
Grand Haven. The Kansas made d.
rect!y for the Naomi and in the mean
time the passengers of the i'll fated
boat were being awakened.
Captain Thomas Trail was the last
man to leave the steamer alive and
his clothing was almost burned off
from his body.
The four coal passers who persisted
were below in their hunks and are
believed to have been penned down
there by the flames. They are be-
lieved to have shipped from Milwau'
kee. 1t is said by the passengers that
the screams of the dying men in the
hold were heard, but that it was i'm
possible to reach them.