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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07

porSsGan0iOaten un0 Gon0i0atcn Die
Ter Burtci fir ben 5~lpeiten HotbS.
5metg abgegebenen Stimmen iinb fei-
nc Oireftcn, ionOcrn fiir 0ie 3clegotcn
OcrIclben 5u Den relpeftipcn Nomino=
lonSsGonoelltionen abgegebcnc. Sn
ben ltntcn folgen0en So6cllcn lino
Die bodIten Stimmeno6go6en fir Die
cin5clnen 9eleqotioncn ungeiii6rt.
Sn fnIt ollelt 60len poriirtcn bic
Stimmcn G6gobcn fir bic cin5elncn
0elcgatcn in Den ein5clncn 8or0S
Don . bis 10. "a abcr nid)t Stims
mcnmebrbeit, lonOern Die WeDrbeit
Der erruGblten Ielegoten (gSoblmdn-
ler) orf rcpltblifanii6er Scitc Die
domination OeS StoOt.6 icfctS un0
Der Gonoi0oten fir Oct 3~lucitcn
H%ntbS5lueig cnti6ei0ct, 10 bot Die
S0be 0eS 8clanmtpotlm15 9}id)tS 81
6coellten. SIN eritcn 0iltrift 3. g.
crbiclt @r. Charles q. &clioc 81
Sttmn1cn mebr, ais icilt @egner
SbeoOor 2ltbpig, jun; ober bic o.
lcgoten bcs &ebtcrcn in bier @orOS
lultr0en crluGblt, pGbrcn0 &r. &clio
mir in 5luci @orbS genon1; ST..
Suomtg miro Oem1o6 BON Scr Con.
pcntton llonlinirt DerOen.
Sm 5~luciten Giltrift iicgtc Sr. ga,
mes Gnrep NIT tt04 Stimmcnmebr.
bCit ilbCr 2inuooO g. Glorf, lno BON
ieincn y Gelegotell mltr0en 6S er-
pGblt; Sr. Glorf geuonn bier Gcle-
0otcn in Scr Is. Mor0.
Snl orittcn 9iltrift bottc ST.. Nlt-
ms q. Npplcgort6 feline Sppoiition;
cr crbiclt 30S2 Stimmc1.
Tnl picrten GiItrift prr0cn SO Ge.
lcgntcn OeS Srn. GboS. s.. Scinbc-
man nno 36 Gclc0otcn OcS Srn. Git
pms crrp06lt, obid)on Sr. 2ltpltS GAS
Stimmcn mebr cr6iclt, oIs ST..
Scinbenton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Sffi5icuc 3ablen.

-
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fat sic
8rilfung Der 8abIberi6te becn-
Set. - Seine Nenoerlng ocS i6on
berid)tctcn nll8emcinen HciltltotS.
- MIobool 7043 uno GimomtS
545S Stimmcn Mebr6eit.
Gic g8o6loufiidtS -9eb0roe bot ais
Hcniiion3 @eb0r0e oie @riiiung Der
ibr Don ben @obl6eomtcn geliefcr.
ten 9erihtc ilbcr Die am 9icnItdN
ltnttgcilmOenen YrimGrno6len been=
oct. GoS &eiultot oieicr Yriifltn0
iii, 0aB Don 0cn ocnnotratiiden Wtas
pora-GonOiOotcn 5. @orrp Wobool
23,47I George StcDnrO 9romn 1901
unO 5. Charles &intbicltm 1888
Stimnlcn crbicltet, bic MoioritGt
0es Srn. Wnbool bcnnd6 7043 mar.
Ger 0Cmotrutiihc Confederation.
blot &orrp j.. @oopcr crbieIt 30
1871 ltnO Scr ocnlofrotiIhc HotbSpr0s
iiOcnt-GunOi0ot @eo. q. 9tunicn %
1870 Stimmcr, 9cioc botten feinc
Sppoiitiou.
GoS 0elnofrotii6e Eotitm ,fitr Sen
3ueitcn HutbS5uci0 mar, mic fol0t:
Sm critcn Niitrift George So
Mig 1861 uno ISM. 3. Smith 2197
Stimmcrl; aoni8's Wtoioritdt 24lO
Stimmcll.
&m 5%ucitcn Giitrift - Some5 "a.
pi3 1896 uro Sorrp =. &ilnter 1922
Stimmcn; GoOiS' Wioiorit0t tt74.
Snl 0ritten Tiltrift 49, 9llfe Bono
1870, Mnt. 9. WcGobOcn 2093 mo
@m. ". Noocliffe 1896 Stimmcn;
Bombs 4lllrulit0t 1884.
&rn picrten Giitrift bcfnm &. $.
&orQropc, Der fcilrc Oppoiition Gotte,
1873 Stimmcn.
Die fir bic rcpu6lifoniidcn Wlo=
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Ons gNcttcr

Sir Warplono mo Ben GiTtrift
Columbia beute tlor unO mGrmer,
morgcn triib; iitO0ItIi6c @inoe.
@eitern par Die b0d)Ite Iemperatllr
do @raO nm 125 llbr l}ohmittogS II.
bic nieoriglte 80 @roo Inn Z llBr
Worgens.
Su ben unOeren 9ltn0e3 @cttcr.
9cobo6tl1ngs = Stotioncn mltroen
geItern bie folgcnocn nicorigItclt
Semperotltrcn pcr5cidunet: Gnltport
%, EortlonO 26, Bolton %. glbanp
IS, Nclp . Oorf 80, Y~6iloOclp6io 30,
NItlontic Gitp 30, @oIbington "a,
Norfo(f So, Charlotte SO, Sottcru3
as, @tllnington 81, G6orlclton 60,
Sooonnob SO, Sodionpiuc GA, SUPP.
ter go, Sen @eit y, gltlonto 52,Nelp.
SrleonS 5S, montgomery So, Sole
ittnc 80, @oIpeIton &C, Corpus Gbri-
itie GO, MempbiS as, Cincinnati 80,
YittSbllrg 80, SStuego %, 9ufiolo
81, GIepelono %, Detroit 26, 9lpcno
"a, Wurquettc 10, Green Ban Is,
Chicago %, 0ltlutb 81, ct. 2olti9
"a, &onios Gitp SO, 0ntobo 81, <.
ron So, @iSntorcf 80, g8iQiIton 81,
Soore 30, @cleno 80, Sult 2ofc Gitp
So, 9enocr 40, Nortb YIottc 3S,
9oogc City as, S(morillo IL, 60. Pin
gelcS 80.
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ltnfaQs Ghrpmif.

6ron So0ic 6. Sinf erleioet tootliNc
8ronOmltnoen in Solge Ser 81.
ploiion zines Getroleumofens.
Gin &nobe bltrd einen Yferoe.
tritt idiuer perleBt. -. I~ltomuo6il
5crtriimmcrt S0oufcnIter.
Sn Solge Ser Grploiion eireS sc.
trolelmofenS erlitt 6rou SoQie 6.
Stint, 40 Sabre alt, bon Scr. 1923,
8arncritrnBe, geitern Morgen &C.
gen 6 llbr 10 i6limme 9ronoipull.
Den, bob lie orei Stunben mad Dem
llnfale i'm ltniperiit1ts = Soipitol
ltorb. @ie iid Der llnfoQ ereignete.
lit nift befonnt, ba 5rau Sinf oQein
in Der &ii6e mar. Die Samilienmit-
glieoer mur0en crit our6 ibre
Sdnler6enSrufc oufnlerflom &C.
madt. Sic foitoen Die ungliidli6c
Sro1 in Slommen eingebiillt. SIR
Gatte, &r. 9lmos Sinf, loi6te NIT
Siilfe bon 8. @. 9eifir6 bon Nr.
1884, @arncrltroBe, Die Slommen.
Ser9eont Irmiger bonn iiibli6en 9i-
thrift ionOte Die Serlebte in Der Sim.
bllloll5 Oes iiioli6en 9iitriftS nod
Dem genGnnten Soipital. Srau Stint
mar bon Yorf, Eo, gebiirtig uno
pobnte ieit iieben Sobren in 9olti-
more. sic binterlGBt neben oenl
@ittper flint ainoer.
@erietb unter BferbeDuc c.
Setter 0cnges, Der 10 Sabre olte
Sobn bon Senrp 8. 9enges, Ger.
Ala, Enrf : NDcnlle, nurOe gcltert
gormittog bon cinem Yferb getretcn
unO i6rper perlebt. Der &llobe fllbr
nit cinem flcinen G%rpreBpogclt iiber
bns Srottoir binous oircft llnter Die
&feroe zines 9iermogens, peld)er
oil MulberrpitraBe, nobe Borf.glpe.,
Itonb. GineS Ser HferOe periebte ibnt
cinen Sritt ollf ocn &iiden uno SER
trot linn Den 3eigefinger Der linfcn
Sano. Ger &leine murbe nod bent
llniperiitGts : Soipitol gebrodt, no
iein 3ultono oils fritiid be5ei6net
ipltroe.
IutomobiI f1brt III Eli
d q II e ter.
@ei'm Serild, einen 3ulammcn.
Itob nit einem Sltbrlperf 81 perbils
ten, fllbr Sr. Snrrp s. Sob bon Nr.
100, Olt 6cberolitrobe, NIT leinem
gutonlobil IN Dos Sdoufeniter beS
2ooens oes Srn. SoDn S. Hierre, Nr.
S52, 8eit : 9altimoreitruBe, ooiiclbe
5ertriimmertb. Der Sd)aben aln
gutomobil betrGgt ungefabr $35 rno
bos oerbrodenc Sd)oltfeniter ~foitetc
$40. Sr. &oB entgilg obte Terle'
t1llgelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07

Sic groBe Dor it Ell II II q
oca ,Sournoliitcn-Gluba," lucldc am
Gienito1, ocu 9. April, I'M vSpric"
ItottfinOct, pcrlpri6t cinc5 Der groB.
ortigitcn Grcigniiic Der Soiion 5ll
meroel. Gic Ml1lif- &iebbaber 9ulti-
morc's 0iirfte ea gang bGonoera into
reilirerL 81 p%erncbnlcn 0uB etn
Streid- uno Sl0tensS ertett BON at
Bergeipo6nliden aiinltlern nlitpirfen
miro. IS itno oiaIe sic &&. i. $.
@ottlieb, eSra15 9orniGein, IlfreO
6l1rt6muier, &ellmutb @ilbelmJ 90
morO Woffett unO Sronf Gaiper, Gos
Stnole miro pon 3eu. Go6nn unO lei
mem poQitdnoigen Gbor gegeben.
Yercp @usipeQ itebt e6enfaas nit eli
ller 9tllmmer oltf Dem Erogronm
unO bis bellte abellO neroen nod pcr=
ld)ie0cne Nnmcl0lngcl bon beroorrds
genocn Sii6nenfiinitlern erlpartet.
Gin GROCER Sbeil Der Sogen lit be-
rcitS 6elcgt luoroell, unb ouf Der Bill
letperfallf modt erfreulid)e 6ortidrit-
te. Sr. @iQiam u. Sollie, ser fulls
girenoe Er1iibent Der Limited Hoil-
pops & electric g." bat ipe5icQe
Go%rfebrungen 9~ctrpfien, llnl an
MbellO Der 9orlteQuna nrsge5eidnete
Sransportations- SacilitGtcn III BE-
rcitldaft 5u bolten.
Cine Statue iii " +.
ington in InnopoltS.-Gin
bon benz 9d)tb. 5. Mirt &onooQ &C.
mu6te Mnregltng, ollf oenl Ylube Dor
DEM &apitol ST. I~ni,opoliS George
@ni6ington ein Genfnlol 81 crri9teln,
ipcldes an bos NieOerlegen BON oei-
len militGriiGem Commando it Dem
olten Stoats9ous erillnern iol, lit
bon Dem @ouperneur @nrficlo glltgc-
bciBcn morben. Bic iGlnnltlidcn pa.
triotilden Srgnlilntioncn lpllcn 5llr
9eiItcuerlnlg 81 oieiem 9enfmol ali-
geforoert luer0en llno I'M Not6foae
miro cine oficntlide Srbifriptioll
opfgen1odt.
&ird [ Dies, = Sn Scr 3ioi,s-
STRIDE an Norb @opltroBc miro $50
Itor Soimonn bellte iibcr ocn Gang
Der Singer nod @nnlollS prebigcn.
Sreitog Nbcnb 8 llbr perol1itoltet bic
3ionS ; @cmeinbe cine @%ieberbolltio
Der NIT 10 nieler 9%lrlerfennltng ol,fge-
noltnlenen Yaill 8crborbt-S cier.
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1870
ICiO ZUJD I
Bombs TlltrolitGt 1854 ct.
Gicrtcr 9iItrift.
Seine Sppoiitioll.

Sin idUnes nnS niitlidcs Wcidcnf
fir M~agcbbrigc 1T im,ncr cine lebcmS.
grokc photographic ober cine fiinit-
leriIdj Oollenbetc Gppic cincs altcn
Yilbcs 1T Graport, @aicrfarbc, Del
obcr Eaitcll. Die id6niten Gabinct-
hilSer iiitr 81 prp 0mtenb.
Snlins 1cbbel, bentider Gbotograpb
(90-) 321 Wurb-Ways Strakc.
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Ger Sans bcoinnt.

0 NS''"N'
Gtc Hcpublifaner er0iineu i6rc Sam,
payne morgen nit ser offi5iclen
Domination ibrer Gun0iOotcn. -
Pm ndditcn Gonneritog fcucrn
bic Gcmofroten i6rcn crIten
SGuB.
Gtc %ortciiiibrer uuo Gunoiootcn
BADEN icit scr @rimGuuu6l an lcb-
ten Gicnitog menn ollb nidt obiolut
0erubt, 10 Ood iid) Oo5 &c6rn ctluo3
gcnlltbli0cr genonmcu. ,<n oieier
NSodc 6eginnt oa8 Itrcnll0ic &c6ct
Qbcr micOCr. Gle Gcpublifutrr ian.
gen l1lor1clt an, in0cnl lie ibrc
StuOtsGonpcntion in Der NuQc oc5
yGbriltlid)cn &ercin5 ill1Qer Wf1ll,
ncr" bultct mo &. Glop Iilnonll3
tilr WoUor, George II. &cfiucr fir
Gontrolcllr mo q. G0marO T.@rcntp-
Icr fir ErGiioent oeS 3~ucitcn &otb2-
5Ipci0c@ oufitellcn. 9m 0icnitoQ fol.
gen loooun bic bier 0iltriftS Gor-
pentlonct Der Hcpll6lifoncr, in mel.
6ct I'M T., ., 3. un0 4. Giitrift Die
Go10i0otcn fir ben 5peitcn &otba-
5tueig oufgeItcQt lperoen.
Nnt n0hiten Gonncritog iolgt Oonn
Ole groBc Qualifications @crionml-
lung Der Gcmofrotcn. }llibcr Ocn
SS. :. @orrp W}o6ool, Norru i. 500.
per mo Geo. q. 9}untirL GnnOi0o.
ten iiir W'opor, Gontrolcllr 1t. RotbS.
Er0li0cnt, lul0 Den in Der YrimGrs
luobl rntcrlc9cnCn Miuppr3 Gon0i-
Ootrn Geo. 2. @ro!pH Wn0 :. Gbor-
les Sintbiclm miro aid 9lnocaicnu-
tor Nn1. YinfncD Mbutr cine Nc0c
boltcn. Crs@ouocrncur 6ronf 9rolult
cr>portct, BOB 0icic Notififotionspcr=
%ionluIunQ cine MonItcr-G cmonItra.
tion miro, mo cr bIcibt bel iciycr @c-
holtptlmM, Dor ooS ocmofrotiid)c
Iidet nit cincr Mcbrbcit Don 10000
StimmCn CripIblt ncr0Cn mfrs.
T6ntiGdIid oertcn sic 9(n5ciGcn
0orolrf BIN. &tn @nltptoltorticr scr
Ocmofrotiid)cn Setltcr}oblcr 2igo
in Nr, %. Observation-Disclosures,
iproh 0cItcrn cine Delegation Don
&o6tcr- Nnb0ngcrl aus ser ~.
&or0 Dor, sic onirl,1, Of @ud)tcr-
HcpubIifoncr ouS iencr @oro Sem
oortiGcn MobooI-GIub bcitrrtcn font
ten. Cen &crrcn luur0c Scr @cIdci0,
0oB lie miQfommcn ieicn, lln0 NOR.
gen N6cn6 mcr0cn lie in benz bctrci,
tcn0cn Glib, 0er iih al ser 90. Ctr.
betill0ct, oufGcnommen mer0en.
Nlld) ans onGcren @oros font
men @n6ter- nod Sem
0auptQlturticr Ser 0WmpfratiiW2u
Steller50Dltr,Sl1 mo %rrtl0rpll, lie
milroen iiir @rn. MofooI itimmen.
&iele lnQcn @cncrdIunmalt Charles
s. Sonopnrtc babe Dor bier Subrcn
gcQcn Srn. @ndter qcltimmt. unO
nit Ocnicl6rn NrGt fGnlten lie iett
gc9cn &rn. Simonlts Itimmcn.
Inter Den unobbdl1Qigcn 9enofro-
ten, bic Iih in Sen letter Io0cn SIT
@ruritcn Ser Grpd6IunQ bcS Srn.
MoGool crfl6rt hoben, bciil10ct iid)
fcin @crin0crcr, ais Gr-Mopor Tbo.
mas GORDON SnDcS. &r. SaoeS mar
elmer Scr bCitcn WoporS, sic @olti-
more ic gcbo6t bat, INTO icin llrtbcil
bot bri ic6r hieIcn Steucr5nblcrn of
lie ltntcridieO Ser Eortci groBcS Sc
mtH,t
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Ger S%eitcnroo 9ornpfcr v&onc
Wioiclen" lpel0er an Srcitog DOR
Cape Senlopen yiotbligllnlc o6gob, lit
bis g~eiterlt nod nibt e%iltgctroitclt. Ger
0ampfer ioate 5llr Hepurotur ltod)
Baltimore gebrnd)t merocn.
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y@ittcfinO" an0elnu9t.

rMtttcttno" nngelnn9t.
0ringt 56 aojiIteu- mo 1855 3ui-
ifenoeds 2 Yoiiogicrc. - Nottc
om 8. 9lpril cincn i6lpcrcnS turnt
6lt beltcbcn. - Del 3oDlnlciiter
mllBtc ldlpimmclt unO Gin Stclp-
art bntte YcG.
@eItern Sormittog gcgcn If ll6r
lnngtc Der 9onpfcr o@ittcfi1o" pom
Nor00. Slnp0, Capt. &. p.9urocle6cn,
an Ielner Mcrfte 5u &ocuIt &oint
NIT 1911 8~aliagiercrL Oorllntcr 5G
&a5ilten : 8~aIiagieren, an. Die 1obrt
oallerte 14h Gage lrn0 uerlicf, nit
Iusnobnte bonn 3. Mpril, 5icnllid out.
Nnt 3. Ipril mar ouS @etter 10 Itiir.
mild, OaB IelbIt Der Eropiontmciitcr
9r. u. Sapelt, %gc5lpungen mutroC,
S6nptmnloeri lide ullf Sccf inter Den
Sleilftopfen Der 3%mii6enoeds = 8ui=
lngtere 81 MAIDEN; cine groBc St1r3=
iuele, Die i'm bon binten trail ais e.
Die Nltatbeilung Der Wiubl5eiten fir
oos 3pildenoed iiberiob, mar Die ltr-
iafe. Iu6 Gopt. bon 9uroelc6cll
maf)te an oteiem Gage cine llnongc-
lte6me Grfabrltng. Gin Steluar0, Der
eirlen Serpirteller nit Speiicn ii6er
9ef 81 ballanciren iltd)tc, mrroc bon
elmer @eae oerortig getroffen, 0nB cr
Serpirteler unO Speiien Dem Gopi-
tan ouf Den &opf mari - Der Gopi-
tdt iopobl lpie Der Steunro iollcn
0obei nift geloGt huben. glm Olters
Sonntag iuurOe I'M 3luiidcnoed Ell
iler OeutI6 : rullii6en 6amilic cin
WtGOden geboren.
Die 9tnnnen Der Sffi5iere limo: Go,
pitan 6. b. 9aroeleben; I. Sifi5ier $.
Sories, 2. Sffi5ier s. S6pGrmer, 3.
Sffi5ier =. EiiB, 4. Sffi5ier 81. S6u-
bert; Obermaidiniit 8. 26gcl; gler5-
te: Or. =. Glole url0 Or. Me6nGe;
YropiolltmeiIter q. Scpc; Sbcritcip-
oro %. @iniu; Oberfo6 $. Mudcr.
Or. 9ebnfe nludte icinc critic Nnlc=
riforeilc. ST fam crit fiir5lid) non
0clltlf) : Silblpcit E 9(frifo 5urild, lpp
CT 5luci Sabre I'M 5ucitcn iucltoirifo-
llilden He9inlcnt ais Mr5t 0e0lent
bat. Gr lpnrbe nod icilcr Nildfcbr
init Dem Sopfcrfcits. Or0cn, &roncll-
Oroen 4. aloiie, oeforirt. glld Ser
pierte Sffi5icr ntndtc icine critic gnlc-
riforcile er ging crit por Sturgeon
aus Der Marine . glfo0enrie ponl
gtorob. 2lopo bcrpor,
Die 2ononng Der Yoiio9iere ginG
lunter Der 2eitllng bon Gimpolloc-
rings : GomniliGr &. :. MciS glott
bon Stotten. Girfo GO YoI'nglere
lpllroen sur ipcitcren ltntcrIldung
6etirirt; IL 0upolt perOen altf Die
cgpptii6e Nugentraltfbcit untcrIltd)t.
Inter ben 3llrildgcDultclelt beflll0cll
iih piele, Die mangels g%enil9e10ct
Rciicoelocs bic @eiterrciie nod) ocnl
fernen Torolpeitcn ni6t oltrctcll
fonl1en.
Sampler IN Notbcn.
Ger Seitcnroo Gornpicr yGollc
Wioiclcn" mel6cr am 6rcitog Dor
Cape Senlopen Notbiigl1nlc obgdb, lit
bis g~eltern nod nift cingctrpifcit. Ter
Gnnpfer loQte our Heparotnr tod)
Baltimore gebrod)t meroei.
M6Ieben. - Sr. WiQiom Bod
boff itorb oin Sreitog in ieiner 8ob.
ilittg. GER. 1920, Slt.9ioolcsS truBe,
I'M bobeii Sitter bon SO Sobreit, BON
100 aus bns SeidcnbcgnltgltiB hlorgtlt
friib Inn 8 llbr ltoitiinoct.
3ostsraelifid e Fa q Il
II girg geItern slberb BET Sonnclt-
ltntergong 81 Gnbe, nnb IN ben
i1fttmtliben ~ort6oOoren Spnagogcn
muroen oiis bieiem InloB ipe5ieIe
Wpttcsoie1ite a~bgebultcil.
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0rntIdcs WclS

81 ~Derfolifcn. 1880 Gents pro Mnr7
o0cr l.20 Mnrf fir eiien Collar.
Wediel uno grcoitbriefe aitf aae
St1ote guropa's. @elbietbungen,
Sfiffsfarten, Mciiep1iie uno ausIttt.
biides Gels. Sbco. $. 0icncr e So,
217 Slt-guItiitore. Strabe. COB
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,Sarmunie : Gafc,"
CglpriITS ogNpNptI)

Nr. All, Wcit-Tngettc' StrnRc, aarl
Sdmiot, Snbaber. Samntclplat Der
Scntidcn. @prsiigIidc Slide, Siaers,
Suapcrs a Ia carte. Sn &tr5cin Gr-
Gffnnng bcs Spmmcrgartens.
(0nrifi 10y
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Staot Baltimore.
Spnncnnnf. nnN 1tntcrnnnn.

Sonncnalligang 5 llbr Al Wtin1ltcn.
Sonmenuntergang 6 llbr 34Mlinltcn.
ACKNOWLEDGING 3 llbr Is Min. Morq.
6Iutb 1 llbr 40 Winutcn MorgenS.
Slltb 2 llbr 20 Wtin. NadmittQQS.
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Wel6Icnbnnaen

nod 3eiitiblarto "a Gents pro Marf,
ilad OcItreid 2OR geitts pro 8rone.
gorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten bon itnb
uad GeutidIano. 3eiiepdiie, WedJ.
Iel, Greoitbriefe lnb atsIanbfibes
BeIo. EbcO. $. 0iener & So, 217
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
SLEUTHS ON THE STAGE.
It Happened That They Were Real
Fly Cops, Too.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. October s.-Anna Held S
show, The Partisan Model" which is
now playing IN the New Montauk Thea
ter In Brooklyn. was badly interrupt
ed last night when Detectives Menerly
and Grabeau came on the stage In the
middle OF one of the scenes and arrested
Evan Jenkins. one OF the actors charging
him with abduction. The woman who
caused his arrest is Mrs Anna Heider of
Jersey City. who accuses him OF having
abducted her seventeen-year-ol daugh-
ter. Elsie Jenkins denied all knowledge
OF the girls disappearance and when his
lodging rooms were searched no trace of
her was found.
Last Sunday evening Mrs Heider says
she and Elsie went down to the Shore
House on Newark bay. While they were
there Jenkins was introduced TO them
When she and her daughter got ready to
go TO their home. Mrs. Heider says, Jen-
kins accompanied them. The three went
together to the door and when they got
there, Mrs. Helder asserts, she went in
side and left Elsie and Jenkins talking
on the porch. She was not gone very
long, but when she came back. she says
she found that Elsie and the young man
had disappeared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
WIRELESS TELEPHONES
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT
IN NAVY SIGNALING.

Wireless telephones are the latest devel-
opme mt in navy signaling. AS announced
in The Star, the department has
to put these telephones on the
ships of the Atlantic squadron, and Lieut..
Cfeland Davis has just gone
TO Norfolk to attend to the installation OF
the first two instruments on the battle
ships Virginia and Connecticut at Nor
folk. 1t will take some time to get all
the instruments required by the squadron
for the wireless telephone is new thing
and not to be picked up for the asking in
any-department store.
The navy is trying the Pou!sen instru-
ments, the invention of a Danish engi-
neer Almost al of the wireless tele-
graph companies have telephone systems
of their own, alike except in details, but
the Poulsen and De Forest instruments
are the first on the market. One of the
features OF the wireless telephone is that
It works with a much lower voltage than
the wireless telegraph, and the instru
ments that are now being installed by the
navy can have the telephone cut out and
work with a Morse key like regular
wireless telegraph station.
The Technical Details.
The technical details of the installation
would not be of interest to the general
reader but 1t is sufficient to say that the
energy is furnished by a 250-volt dynamo.
This works through a circuit in which
there is an arc inclosed in hydrogen. This
circuit sets up musical note that is con-
tinuous. and in this much differs from
the wireless telegraph. which is intermit-
tent. The sustained note is transferred
by induction to another wire that runs to
sl,. rtn1 nd thn nj
into space. The transmitter Is simply a
delicate mierophone attached to the aerial
wire. and the continuous note that is
being sent out into space Is interrupted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
PRESIDENT DENOUNCED
New England Suffrage League Takes
Up the Brownsville Affair.

HARTFORD. Conn. October S-Spfrited
addresses on race rights were made YES
terday at the fourth annual session of the
New England Suffrage League The
Brownsville affair was frequently alluded
to. The league authorized bill for pres
citation to the incoming Congress pro-
viding that the men discharged from the
25th Regiment, colored, should be eliRi
BILE for enlistment in the naval or mill
tary forces of the United States, with the
same standing to which they were enti-
tied al the time Of their discharge.
In his opening address President William
Monroe Trotter of Boston declared that
the executive order of the President dis
charging without honor 167 coored SOL
diers was the most brutal blow ever struck
at the liberties Of coloref citizens since
freedom was proclaimed.
He also denounced as an insult thrust in
the face of the republics own citizens the
interstate commerce commissions ruling
segregating on the ground of color inter-
state passengers on interstate roads. He
praised Senator Foraker as a champion Of
the colored soldiers rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
KINDLY CONSENTED TO SERVE
Little John D., Jr., on the New York
Grand Jury.
Special Dispatch to The SITS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. October S.-For the first
time in the history of the criminal courts
Of this county two grand juries were
sworn in today simultaneously.
John D. Rockefeller, jr, kindly con-
scented to serve on the first Jury sworn
His foreman Is Edward ]. Cudihy, an
undertaken. Vho has served on many
grand juries and Is familiar with the
duties. This is young Mr.. Rockefellers
initiation into grand jury work, and he
seemed deeply interested in it, bending
oyer eagerly to listen to Judge Cranes
address.
The two juries sworn today are pro-
vided for by the new grand jury law.
One will sit in the morning and the other
in the afternoon. AS District Attorney
Jerome has ], 100 complaints to submit to
them their duties will not be light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
Five Miles an Easy Distance.

The wireless telephone has been oper-
ated successfully up to eight miles, and
five miles Is an easy distance 1t will be
rather a novel procedure for the admiral
of a squadron to be able to call up his
ship captains and talk to them from his
own cabin. The arrangement has it's ad-
vantages for this sort of communication,
and it can be used through fog and thick
weather where flags and signal lamps
would be useless. 1t has the disadvan-
tage. however, that there Is no automatic
record of the orders sent, and they are
liable to the mistakes that will always
occur in telephone transmission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

are tried. expressed the opinion yester-
day that II divorce cases continue to
Increase as they have in the immediate
past 1t will be only question of time
until there will have to be a separate
court to handle the business
THE number Of divorces is positively
appalling" said Judge Elliott, land it is
should be increasing as they are. II It
continues l am afraid there will have to
be a separate court for divorce cases
alone"
Judge Elliott has heard twenty two
divorce cases in the past two weeks. To-
morrow will be field day In his court for
divorce and alimony litigants. He expects
to hear and pass on twelve cases, the en-
tire docket being given over to them.