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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
OF ORIGIN.
Bridge Over Susquehanna River De-
stroycd by Eire.

bridge. a covered wooden structure of
a mile in length, over the S%usGuehan-
ma river about ten miles north of Port
Deposit, Md. was practically destroyed
by fire of probably incendiary origin.
today. Kerosene was found to have
been poured over the western end for
some distance. The loss is about
$125,OOO.
The bridge was erected so years ago
to connect Hartford and Cecil counties.
1t was the only wagon bridge spanning
the Susquehanna south Of Columbia,
Pennsylvania, ana was owned by a
stock company.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
DestroyerS Start ON Race

New York, June Six torpedo boat
destroyers started today on a 240 mile
race from the Scotland ~lfghtship to
Cape Henry, Va. They were the fag-
ship Whipple and the Truxton, W0r-
den, Stuart, Hull and Hopkins, COM
prising the second torpedo aotilla
The weather was fair, favorable for
a fast race when the swift craft rang
ed behind the starting line for a fy-
ing start. The wind vas fresh and
the sea was lumpy.
At the finish OF the race the destroy
ers will proceed to Hampton Roads
to be present at the jamestown ex-
position on Georgia day. June 10.
June 10. 4. ~.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
GOVERNOR WILL INVESTIGATE
Appeal of Son Causes POStpOnement
of Fathers Execution.

Columbus, O., June 6.-An appeal
to Governor Harris by Dean Cornelius,
the 11-year-old son of James Cornelius
of Canton was followed this afternoon
by the postponement of the fathers
execution for murder in the first de-
gree. Cornelius waS to have been
electrocuted tonight at midnight. The
boy was brought here by his uncle
and State Senator VanOvoer. The gov
ernor later tonight granted a respite
to the condemned man until June 81.
Cornelius was convicted of wife muir
der.
It is claimed by his friends that he
was crazed by liquor when he COM
mitted the crime and therefore is not
guilty of murder in the first degree.
The governor will investigate this
claim.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
Fatal Result OF Collision

Albany, N. Y. June james Swan
OF Boston, Chauffeur OF Il motor car wac
killed and Howard Mosher, a we'll
knowa ~bicyclist Of brooklyn, and a
other man. were fatally injured this
afternoon in a collision between their
car and an Albany aad Hudson cleo
trio car a. Clinton Heights, near
Renns Elaer
The motor a WIS one OF those en-
route TO this city IN he 200 mile en-
turance run of the New York motor
club which began at New York this
morning.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
SUPREME ASSEMBLY X. OF Il.
TW"ntN-four States RcprcScntcd In
Session ~ Jamestown Exposition.

Norfolk. Va. June G.-Tho supreme
assembly Of the knights OF Pythias.
uniform rank. convened i'm annual scs-
sion AZ the jamestown exposition to-
day The body was called 10 order bv
General Arthur j Stobbart. Of St
Paul. Mimi and %brigudier Comman-
ders from "a states Il h Union ans
wered roll call. TWO amendments
were offered at the opening session.
one changing the style OF uniform.
bringing it nearer L. the standard OF
the United States army. and another
providing for n revision with radical
changes in drill regulations. These
were referred 20 proper committees.
Both amendments are favored and
probably will pass at this session.
supreme Chancellor Commander
Charles =. Barnes. of Jacksonville,
Illinois, from the supreme lodge
knights f Pythias. was introduced
and received an ovation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
Found Dead ia Bed.

Washington, June 6-Arthur In-
dewitzo, of New Orleans, a confederate
veteran, formerly Of the Louisiana
Tigers" who came here from the
Richmond reunion for a few days Wis
it, was found dead in bed today in a
local hotel with the gas turned on in
his room.
The police believe I.udewitzho turR-
ed on the gas by accident.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
Japan Has labor Troubles.

Toxic, June 6-Rerorts from Mat
suyama stated that the situation AT
the Besshi copper mine is very grave
Telegraph communications having
oeen cut details are unknown furtber
than the striking employees to the
number of 1000 are using dynamite
and gunpowder freely.
The telephone station has been DE-
stroyed and the clerk burned to death
Inc grievances complained of are not
stated. but it is reported that the strtk-
ers are determined to destroy the
Whol mine which Is near Shio.
Troops have been despatched to the
scene OF the disturbance.
-9nSSf gful III
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11

New York, June 6-The ase of Mrs.
Howard Gould, who has instituted suit
FOR a separation from her husband,
Howard c. Gould. was given its fest
public airing in court today. The Oc-
casion was the hearing of arguments
on motion Of counsel for Mr.. Gould
to strike out certain allegations in Mrs.
Gould's complaint. Arguments of on
siderable length were made both for
and against the notion, and at then
conclusion the attorneys. were GiyeI
until. Monday to file briefs in the
case.
The grounds on which Mrs. Gould
is suing her husband as shown by
parts Of the complaint read by the
counsel for Gould, are. first, abandon
ment Of Mrs. Gould by her husband;
second, the allegation that the habits
and conduct Of Mr.. Gonld are such
that it was improper for his wife to
live with him: third. that since Sep
TENDER last he has neglected his wife
and refused to provide for her except
that he paid for her support at a New
York hotey since that time: and fourth
that Gould had treated his wife with
extreme cruelty, employed spies t
Barass her. caused her mal bag to be
tempered with, maintained illicit re-
lations with of bad character
and employed an ~ex=cOnvict and "
eral New York detectives to procure
improper evidence against Mrs. Gould.
Delaney Nicoll, who argued the case
foE Mr.. Could said that every aliega-
ton against Mr.. Gould Will be denied
we the aaswer tor the suit is filed.
He maintained that the charges to
which he objected as scantialous and
irrelevant did not tend to support the
allegation Of cruelty. He especially
objected to the charge that for three
years Gould had maintained Illicit and
immoral relations with Of bad
character and had conducted himself
in this respect in an, open and noto-
riouS nlanner
Ia replying to Mr.. NicolTs argument,
Clarence Shearn, counsel for Mrs.
Gould, said that if the defence would
ask for a bill Of particulars, SPECIFIC
charges would be made of so serious
a character that he would not presume
to mention them in court in the course
of his argument.
eve have tried to make this case
As little s~candalous as possible" said
MFR. Shearn, "and Z don't want to make
the complaint any more specific in
open court. But if the allegation that
the defendant for three years main
tanned illicit and immoral relations
with women of bad character and con-
Quoted himself VIGOROUSLY and openly
in this respect, is too general, We will
make it more specific, 1t is true that
We do not say whether the defendants
actions were adulterous or worse, but
we will be glad to submit a full bill
| of particulars if it is asked for"
Mr.. Shearn argued that if the courts
should strike out these allegations
| from the complaint it would do the
| plaintiff an irreDarable injury by not
allowing her to prove them when the
case comes to trial. On the other hand
if they We're permitted to remain the
defendant still would have the remedy
left at the time of trial.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
Killed by Falling From Train.

New Orleans, June GA A tele-
gram from Easley, s. c., says that
former Judge J. S. Bolster, a we'll
known confederate veteran, fell from
a train today and was killed. He was
returning from the Richmond eun
ion.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
80 FOOT CHANNEL
Chamber Of Commerce Takes
Action
At MEETING YESTERDAY
Benefit via Be as Great For In
terror Towns as For Wilmington

The Project Was Given Hearty In
basement and "a Committee Appoint
ed to Have Ia Matter i'm Charge
City and County Asked for Appro-
priatiOu to Show Interior Towns
why They Should DC Interested
Movement Tor "a Ncw Custom House
and for Additional and Better Train
Service.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
HOT FOR HOWARD
Mrs Could Prefers Serious
Charges Against Him
MADE PUBLIC YESTERDAY
Defendant Wants Certain Ale'
gati0as Stricken Out

Arguments Heard ON Motion-AttoF~
neys Given Until Monday to File
Briess-CompIain1 Charges Adam
donment, Extreme Cruelty, Refusal
to Provide for Her, Employment of
Spies and Other Onences-Every
Allegation Denied by Defendant.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11
Confessed to by Orchard on
Witness Stand
TALE OF CRIMSON HORROR
Told How Murder of Gov. Stunen-
nerg Was Effected

Syyorc That Crime Was First Suggest
ed by Haywood and Executed by
Himself-The Testimony Given in
a Quiet. Off-Hand Manner-Listen-
ed to by Haywood and His Family
without Demonstration.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11

enssl sIu1 ~ ,uswsspxsApe prau
AAtod W zssA STU, sus leIssdS
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-11

Today at PoIvogt'-Wnite Goods
Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10

9ieb fiibrt iein temperament. 9ies
tempernnlent bot bcm geiunhbeitlid
nltt ltorfen Mtannc 6cinoe geuor.
ben, mic penieen. limo feline matt'
lolen 6einoe. Nus Dem Sottel gctpor.
len bat i'm nod feincr.
Wings IN Der @clt mcroen &om0.
oien gcipielt, aomooien Der Heft,
IdafIenbeit, &omooicn Der Woral,
Der Slebe, Der Eiet0t. @nnS frci pom
aomooionteniitten lit fciner, Der in
Der Oettentlidfeit un0 fiir lie lcbt
luto mar er'S - icin Wprt mo 8crt
erItldtc i'm piloen WclGhtcr oca bob
1lcl0en Eliblifun1a, ona Den plum-
pen SolltdtId) pcripottct lpeldcr bic
ltDllhtcltcn Grforoerniiie oes Griol,
Nca pcrtcnnt; Der oui'@ Sodium ire
ten mill, mic al ocn GBtiid) mo olti
cine MISUNDERSTANDING 5llgebt ipic
Glrf Die Sbiire 5ltln Shloi5immcr.
Eilcn Giiupiitcn. Der Sbotcipcnrc &c
lptclt bat, Sdincr tn0 @octbc-piel-
lcitt olld) NAL aotcbuc 1900 Ser IN
Der Eolitif lid olla llchcr5cl9ltrg
enc Nole gciduilCn bot, cine
Hollc, obcr bod aus llcbcr}cll1lng-
mo Der III leinCn bcItcn Stumbcn
(ctn WtoNcnfruufCr bat aid ulin0cr
crlrcltlid)c) Gin Dorbil0lid, Nlltca
GclItld 5llnl Sr0gcr ciNcncr @cbon-
fen mad)t. cinCn iold)rn %ournaliIten
lplocr gSllen fonncn 0ctrctcnc tlcinc
GC1ncr bcId)inlpicL piiliiBc Ibpofo-
ten nil5 ieincr Rllhc rci}cn. uCrdrQcr-
tt liplonlotcn prrpilnidlcn; nbcr icill
temperament, lcin MfntD mo lcinc
Ml!1lt !ucr0en nle MnDilr'c II. Ser
milnldynnncn ilbcr0ultCru. Gin mcnia
EpIcilr, cil luc1iG lnn0u 6c$Sd)riit.
thnma. Gin ipcnil lid iclbit ieincn
@loltben nllb ieinc &ompicaluciic be
milBt ltlIilircnb ulo ol5u bcrCit: OILS
lester Tid)ter olcr GinNc ous gut ac-
TabItc @prt III iprcAClL blcibt err
bodl cine Ser ir%tcrciiontcitcn Gridei.
mln0cI1 unicrcr init mcuica init nidt
ilbcrlabcnen Belt. Sidl uuo ben an.
bern intereiiont inn Sinne eines
Sahrtollicnoc alten Hc5cpta: rGenn
nit Nudorild reject cr trcifcnb-poQ
onmntblgcr S6cu nnO ruQt IN oc3
@olfcS Tcriammlmg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
Tcrlin chit nuo lest.

Cine i%ltcrelIantc Observation-Disclosures
pom Sll0crlt otis Dem altcn 9crlin at
Ben cut'prcden0Cn lniid)tell aus nclls.
tier 3cit peroficntlidt Die ,@nrtcr.
lallbc" IN ibrem nclrciten Seit. Ser
TcrfaIIer Grnit Trleocl re1t IN ser
Glnlcltrng 5ll Dem Nrtifcl Ole SroQc
an, aus weld)en Mriluoen Berlin ooS
81 Gube bes Orcibi1jGbrigcn arieqeS
MIR 5000 SecIcn 5dbltc Uaboem e3
1880 hcrcita nui 10000 gcfonm1cn
MARI unb 1890: 10000, t740: 80.
900, t7S6: 10000, 1880: 100000,
1913: 100000 ginpo6ncr SGhltr,
oaa, mas e3 icBt lit. mllroe. Wan Fat
oaiilr gclpobnIid 5lrci @riinoc; ole
ilr,crmitolidc Snrafolt oca rcAiercll-
ocn Scrridprhuuics llilb bic r%oltlnie
Sh1tiafcit ICincr 9epolfcrruN. BET
oca iua feinc5lpcls bcltrittcn mcroclt,
aher elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lanNcSp0=
tcrlldcn TiiriorNc baben iid) ooh audi
onocrc @robitdote, mic Wiiilthen lino
Grcaocn, SIT crircltcn gehobt. ullh llno
Die ba5uAcborIIcn gambler @1uern uno
Sod|icn 0roGcr ulb mGdltiNcr gene
icn ais sic orulc Mart @rarbcnbur1
bcH MciliNcn Nomi'd)cn Mcidia Irtt
Id)cr Hltiol Strcltlurobild)ic. Milo
Die bploItiid)Un 9c5icblungcn odcin
fonnen @crlin's 3robc nid)t bcmirft
hnben. @robcn Ginilnb bot Bic CT.
ncntbilnrlidc @lit- llno Stamncas
nilhu,Q iid)crlid) oltdy Ncbdbt, bic Ell
ncn @olfsidln0 SIT @cac gchroft, Der
non bcrn sic ongrcn5cnocn plottocnt
id)cn 2nn6c fcnnieidynclccn bco0d,ti-
oel Mcicn bimmclmcit pcrid)icocn lit,
mic oao Nltmciltcr @othc 10 trcffclo
feMljcidnet. mcl,n CT Idat: Sic Ncrs
liner iillo cin ucrireacncS Nolf". Sd
lcgc nltBcrbcn nod) tad) rctTllhltcr.
iortNciettcr G%rmGann9 oua Naliptac'
mldlt dlli bic 0ar5 altSllablllSlpcl'c
oiinltiAc ortIifc Gage. Vcrlln llcat
iult 9cllou it Ser Wittc 5iptld)cn Socr
nlo Glbc; iobolo es gelohg, 0ic'c BET
hcn Tliiiic ollrd) Die Spree nrto @opcl,
ionic burh aordlc nit Berlin II
SonOclSpcrbilonng SIT brlngc1, l'llB'
tc bos MllibIiihen, bns n%1crfdntllc INTO
inbuItricac llebcrNeiuiht bieIcs Tnr'
nrtS scr Morf lid) bon Sabr5cbtt ST
Sobrjcbnt bcbcl. 80 lit es lflirBlld'
gcfommcn oob 9erlin nllttelS Der
sruci SouptitrGmc bic Sliicc uno otc
Noroicc lid aemiiiermobcn trlbut'
pi!idtia mo Stctin bc5ip. 9ambrrB
1T leil,en Gin. uno Insfltbrbutcn &c
nlad)t bot. 9(usidlasgebcno lit ltlleb-
lih sic arobiiiai9e Eolitlf NreuBens
icit ser 9lcra 9ismnrd gelpproen, Der
@erlin uncnolid piel ueroantt, 10 onB
cs lest ais Mci6sbaiiptitaot nno dls
8cltitaot poaberedtigt baItebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
9arfep's Scimmeb.
G&ap 1omn upon tbe Spanee
Riper."

Neit mten oil oes Sponee'S llfer,
Sern, fern i'm Siio,
Sn Oortbin iebnt mcin @cr5 lid I'M.
mer,
Sim 100 Die Gltern lino.
Na' ilbcr oleie gauge Sdopfung
Cruurig id) geb',
%pa Sebniuht 5icbt'a mid sur Ylon.
tagc
an mcincr Gltcrn HGb'.
Pill Die WcIt lit folt uno 0oc,
3icbc ih birtalta;
3, Carries, mic it's Scr5 10 miloe
Sern BON Der gltern Sans.
Gurd) unirc 6clocr 500 id tGgIidL
NIla ICY nod fleilt,
limo piClc frobe Sie0er lana i)
Sftnlola fir mid nllein!
Nls id) nod ipicltc nit Dem 9r1tocr.
8, mclh' Elm @litd!
=, llcDlllt lllld) 6ll Der 9lttcll Wtlttter
3lm Sterbcn emit 5liriid!
Nn Die Welt lit tolt mo ooc,
3ichc ih hillnilS;
=, Gurfics, mic it's @cr5 10 milbc
Tcrn Don Der Gltern Sous
Gent ldl scr Siltte butter NCfcll,
Wirb mir 10 mch,
"a, Schniud)t miro tic tets crpctcn,
Mo imncr ih olld) 0cb'.
=, bort ib ood Der @icrrn Surlucn
9n1 N%onidlcinl.
Soy id) uod) mai oca @unio9 Cunt
Iort in oCnl licbcn 3cim? -
Hu Die 9ScIt lit fnlt ulo obc,
,}icbc id) binous.
=. Iorfica. mic it's Ser5 10 miioc
Scrn bon Der @ltcrn 6uus!
Qlcbericbt Don $500. Srib.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
EcriOulidjes pum 9BcSiuc non Ggnp'

ten.
Ger abcoipc gbboS Silmi lit gegen.
morti9 pielleiht Der intcreildnteltc
inter allen Serrld)ern bea n1bcren
SricnteS. Gin Serrlher oeS Sricn.
ties" - ourllnter itellt man lid pobl
III Der Hegcl einen d]pfoloocforbcncn
Wiobrcufonig Dor, Der tpronniid) ut0
0cfllrdtct iif) nit Torliebe 1T Der
I%trcngcn &crbor0cuhcit leinea so
rc1lts @ultIhdlt. 9icie Goritelllllg paBt
MN All Nbboa &iImli gon5 uno gar
niht. Ser Gbeoipc lit gurli cbelllo
GNrppUer mic ir9eno elmer bon inns,
ocnn beibe Gltern Ii10 grichild.5irs.
toliild)cr Nbltanmltng. Sclle Nbs
tunit pcrrGtb lid audi in icinem Iells
bcrn: Nbbus Silni lit cin lhGiter
Munn - Die 3irfoiiicra iinb burd,
ibrc Sd)Gnhcit berilbnlt -, nllttel'
grpb, nit foitonicnbronlem Saar,
ooloblonocm Sd)nllrrbort ulb elmer
ridden, bcllen Smltfurbc, INN Die i'm
mullhc 1Srult hcnclbet. Mcnn man
i'm in ieiner 0cpobnlihcn (rod)t, Der
Uniform zines cguptiIhen SberIten,
oaSll nit Der orieltoliid)cn aopfheoe.
ulu1n, Dem Sorbuld, liebt. n1aht or
10 rcft bcn Ginoruf iugcnollfer
Strait. Hlud) icincr Gr5icbun9 nod
lit CT bcfonntlid) Elm poltpnunlcner
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or lcbt nit lhr III Nllidliher Che, Der
biabcr 5lpci Erin5cn mo bier Frin.
Sciiil,1cn cntlprolien iino. @cip0hn.
lid) hGlt lid bic fGni1lidc Tolllilie
III cincm Der bciocn ncllcu ShloIcr
oili. @dbrcnb Der Belt. Die Nbboa
&itnni IN europa pcrbrinQt, n1o ba@
llnb hrci gauge Wonntc int Sabre,
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tci'm Siilton mo or bcrcilt ill5ipl.
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%illconnito olli5nboltcn. 81 @cnf
fam, man bcn nuiclmGnnildlcn SEER
ld)cr Mrnl 1T Nrnl nit cilcnt Irilbc.
rcll Sditlireuu1h iill 2lrianl pron1c.
nircn icbcn. @cgcanct man ibnl,
ohlle III nilicn, lper CT lit, 10 ipiiroc
man i'm 5lueifcllos fiir cil,cn euro
pdcr .boltcl,, benn nllBcr Silrfild) INTO
Nrobiih lprif)t CT pollfonnnlen tltc'
bcnb Nran5oliih uno Gnaliidl unb
an licbitcn Sclitid). Gas cigeIttlid)e
Sptlcben licht cr nid)t; audi an Den
tSrellocn Der Snicl finbct or, trot Der
aunitfcrti9feit ieiner beiOcn &od)c,
feil,en Neid)n1ad. Gr mcib nid)t,
mos er iBt, lager, bicie bciOcn. Ne
mc%rfenSlucrth lit iein grobcS Sntc.
relic iiir oaa ~1Scllopolf. iiber hoa er
hcrrid)t. oblpoGl fcin Srppfen oca
@llltcs ieincr llntcrtboncn III Inn
fliebt. uro fiir bic allltnr oes Sa,l-
hcs. Gr lit cin bclic5tcr lIno 9liids
liber Serrid)er. Scine cin5iae Gorge
lit ieirc Stcaun9 81 Den Gngldnocrn.
ocren Sflape CT inter Dem Sd)cln
obiollltcr Sreibeit lit. slber ieln
2ono lit bliibenb, cr lelbcr elmer Der
rcid,licn Siiriten oieicr Grbe, cit
gliidlid)er @ater nno @atte, Jung mo
itorf unb fam, obne DAP i'm Staata'
iorgen ans 9ano feiieln, in Der @elt
terlimreiien, iuie eS ibm puBt. @ic
lo9te ser @eiie bes WittelalierS?
Inter bent 8lllmenid)mnf Der aro.
zen ser 6iiriten oieier @elt bat Der
Scrr ocS SimmelS einen 0orn Der
boracnL oamit, menn ibre Stirn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10

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