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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Ebip'er Gatbplifcntag.

Cincinnati, Sbio, q. S5uni.-
Ger ne1nte Sobres . 9onpent Der
.1eutihen 9iomiidb aatbolii6en
Iereine BON Ohio" lit in Eoleoo gum
Mbl6luB geformen. @apafoneto
ruuroe ols Srt Ser ndd)Iti1brigen5o'
gung geip1blt uno Die 9eantenluabl
botte iolgenbes 9ieiilltot: Senrp @c-
Der, Cincinnati, TrGiioent; sllbert
Slider, Glepelano, uno u. s. Stiipe,
@opafoneto, Gice Er1iibenten; s.
@erning Cincinnati Sefretar; Is.
b1noel, YiQila, Sbotneilter; Vi'
i6of Sorltmam bon Glepelono, gel
Itiacr @eratDcr. eSerner uitroen 9
9elegaten gum 9tntionol Gonoent
geluGbIt, Ser I'M September 81 0u.
6uque, Sopa, itattfinbet. 9ie Dor.
aeleatcn geridte bcfunoeten oas
triitiaite Sfohstbiml Der 0eiltlhen
totholid)cn %ercine i'm Staote. Sl
Den @eidliilicn ipltrbe Die 9totbpen-
oigfcit oes ScItbaltenS an Der ocilt-
Iden Spra6e in oet 8emeinoen, ben
Shnlen, Den &ereine1 uno III Der
Somilie betont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
3luci SdJlucitern crtrnnfen, Selbit'
illuro Dcrmntllet.

G bicago, 81. Suni. - Die To-
idbrige gnlmo Eontilis muroe geitern
gl6eno ais 2eid)e aus DEM See int
Sincoln-Borf ge5ogen. Sbre 5uolis
idbrige S6peiter Glare miro permiBt
uno oie Gltern erflGren ii6 iiberjeigt,
DAB oieieIbe bei DEM Tcrillhe, Die
iiingere Sbiueiter 81 retten, ebenfalls
ertranf. 6rou Eatrid Eontius, @roB.
miitter Der MGoden, lagte Der YoliSei
bellte frilb, lie CLAUDE. oaB Die ainoer
SclbltmorO beaargen bdtterL neil iie
i6led)t be6anoelt muroen. Die Sdbpe.
tern batten lid) nah Der SdJille in
Den Hdrf 6e9eben mo luuroen 5ilett
ron einem 3luillingsbriloer Glara'S
nabe ser boben Bride geieben. Gbos.
Bontius, Der Batter lit Maidiniit, Die
SHUTTER ser beioen Wi1ohen imo oes
&naben itarb Dor bier Snbren llno Der
@ittlper beiratDete Dor 5mei Sabrea
aui's 9ieue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
@inluanOrruma fiir oen SIScn.

9t en- GrIennS, Ga, %. r}uni.
- 9lui ocn %. 9IuguIt OieieS Sobrel
lit bier cine ginipunoerlun0S Gonie.
rcnj fiir oie SiioItnoten onberaln1t.
in neher man cine llnteriud,uno
iiber Die beItGn0i1 mieoerfebrenoen
@erihte er0ifcn mill, 0ob sic curopGi
lben ginluonocrer I'M Siioen ihleht
be1anoelt piirOen. 9tQe iiioIiben
@ouucrneure, Senatorcn, GonorcB-
mitGIieocr, @inpanberungS. lno 81
Ienbabn.Scamter, ueltbe nit ser Be,
iorocrlng ser giuuanocrer in 9erii5.
rng fonnmeL mcroen nuIgeior0ert
perocrL Dem Gonpent be5lnpobnel
ooer i'm neniBlienS m ieilen 8eItre-
bingcn 5lt lmteritilten. oier iii cine
0cpcIde Don 9telut0orter 9lgcutcn
Der ySambura 9lmerifu-Sinie" ein-
gcAangeh 1uorin 6 beiBt, ibnen lci
nid)tS bc5iiglih Der &obeImcl0un1 be
funnt mel6e por 5ipei Go9cn IN gtelu'
Oort elntroi lino iuoriu bon Der
IdIedtcn 9cbonolllnQ Ser Gimuon0e-
rer i'm Siioen 0ie Jtcoc mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Snmpfcrbrauo nno GebcnSpcrlult.

ct. Sobns, e. g., 81. Sum-. -
einer bier eingetroffenen 1epeide 5li-
folge uerbrannte ser 0ampier vgrp.
Itnl Streom" lpdbreno Der pergange.
men Nadt aui Dem Waibaoemoaf.S See
bis ollf oen 8aiieripiesel uno brei
D'it9Iieoer Der Wonnid]aft erlitten
Den Slommentob. 0ieielben lagen I'M
Shlaie uno fanoen bel ibrem gripa.
diem Den 9lisiueg 5ur 6lubt burd Die
Slalnmcn abgeidnitten. 9as Sabr.
5ellg mar Elm Seitenrao.0 .0ampier uno
uerfcbrte auf oenl ct. Sobn Hiper
5piihen ct. Sobn iino Coles Sslano.
Spdtcre Hohrihten erboben oie
3obl Der llmgefommenen duf bier.
Die Sooten iino: Sei5er @m. %. 60
gan, lein gruoer, Der Tedarbeiter
Illon Sogan un0 5iuei nnoere Cedar
better, Nnmeus sSreo. Smitb uno
Gomaro :. Barter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Sangc 3ndJtbansbaft fir Ginocr
rGnhcr.

q em 0orf, 81. Sllni. - ,G3
more piel bciicr iiir Gltern, gu miiien
bnB ibre aiu0er toot ieien, ais ooS
SemuBtiein 81 begen oaB iie ioldcn
Terbre6ern in Die SoGnoe 9eiuIlen
iino, mie Oieien," iaate Hihter 81.
SuIliDon bellte in oen @enerol. .9(iii.
Ien ais er ,Sanuco DC 2eonaroo uno
Eietro Yompillello megen Der inn leb.
ten Solrlor ueriibteu gntiiibrrng oeS
flcinen Salpatorc Siatta 5u II Sab.
rcn lmb 10 Wonaten 3rbtbollS Der.
urt6ciIte. vSi6erlidb, oieieS 8erhre-
hen lit nod obidueliher, als Moro. :"
Die bohItc, geiebli6 itattbaite
Stroie fir ainoerruub lit 10 Sabre
3udtbolS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Cabrera im Stcr6en?

: taot @erifo, 81. SUM. =
Sole ,. Games, Der bieiiee confioen,
tIeIle slgent oes ErGiioeuten 3eIapa
bon gtlcaragua tbeilt nit, oaB grdii-
oent Gltraoa Cabrera bon Guatemala
I'LL Sterben liege. 9Ilttpersiftlina,
melde uuf oas slilsreiBen eines Sab.
neS fol9tc, bat ibn. mie @ame5 fcruer
an9Iebt auf oas Sterbebett geluorie,l,
llno er bat Den Grefutippaloit ieit adt
SaGen nlht perlaiien. Gin aus 8ia.
tellldla bier onaefommener paniiher
Etlaltjer beItatigt Die glngabe, aqein
o1fl5ielle 9eItdtigung oafiir lit nod
nidt norbanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Grlitt frciluillig Den Sub am @alacn

Goroele, Ga, 81. Suli.- Geo
gS. gulorid uuroe bette wegen Ser
in 1902 in 0oolp Gountp periibten
@rmorollng Sobn Shrooer's ollrh
oen Strang bingerihtet. 9unorid
uno iein 9runer tooteten Shrooer IN
sSolge elmer Samilienfeboe, uno Ser
griloer lit oui 2ebens5eit ms 3uft-
6ais geid)idt iporocn. George ent.
fam nnb Siioonlerifa, bon no aus
CT blerber altsgeliefert puroe. gr
lpuroe 5lueimal pro5eiiirt uno gum
SoOe perurtbeilt, entfom ieboh i'm
lesten Nouember aus Dem 8eiangniB
5u glnericus. ga. Ssn lebten glpril
Iteilte er lidJ 81 0omnep, Sal, DER
9eboroe uno tuuroe bierber gebra6t.
llm oen Zoo Sll erleioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Starfc glniieblnngsluit,

9illing$, Jiont,, -. ISllni. -
9lniieollluaSlliiige iamneln iid biet
5ablreib in Grnartung Ser oli ocn
2G. o5. OitS. onaeieBten 9llSIoonng
pom S1noereien. mel6e imerbGlb 0e5
@ebieteS oeS Soitntlep'Idcn 9eriee-
Iungsipltems liegcn. @eltern lan9tell
iiber 1000 Wann bier an. Die Sotels
uno aoltbililer iino iiberIiillt, lrno Die
Seilte, oie lin ct1pdS peripdtet 6oben,
ieben iih gen0tbigt, in 3elten 81 coln'
piren. SefretGr oeS Snnern Games
T. @ariielb, miro perionliA Die 9lus-
looiilng ilberlpadcn uno es miro ibl
cine 9ln5abl geante 0e5 Ser.elellmga'
bienItes 1lno oeS SorIt-0eportenenta
lmb 0es Observation-Disclosures bier
ber begleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
SGbilipino 98ablen.

NJ onll a. -. Slh. -- Die Hegi-
itrntiOn Scr GiuBeborenen 81 ben ali.
0eIneineu NabIen bat begonncn un0
nnd) Sen bSber 3lir Eerfiiglng ltcben.
Oen 0crihteu miro Die @ciommt 9te-
giltration itarf ollSiolleu. llcber Orb.
mlngSmiori1feiteu bat bis icbt nidlt5
pcrlautet. 9lildl Sic augeIeiienen Sine
rifnner betbeiIigeu iib olIaemcin an
Der HcgiItration. GnrI &eB lit ser
ein5ige omerifnniicbc Ganoiout fiir bic
Nliemblp, mcldcr olligcitcllt lit, un0
5mar lit CT pom MouiIo noninirt mor,
ben. Die Heliitration Nauert pier
Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
9od Selcsrapbiitens
Strite.
Ginitelinna Der g(r6cit in Sau Sran-
cisco auf Sefebl Der ltniun.

&orlGufig lit ser Strife Elm lofuler.
ollein ouh i'm Often iino Ole &c,
lcgropbilten nit ser bprgeltrigen
Sereillborung nibt 5iirieoen. -
gtelp.Dorfer ainoerrGuber 5u fl
Sa6ren 10 Wonaten 3u6tboltS
Derrrtbeilt. - Sinri6tun9en BON
M6roern i'm Siiben. - 8r1iioent
Cabrera bon Guatemala ioa i'm
Ster6en liegen. 2eibe eineS
Dcrrnibtcn MGo6ens i'm Soiraum
ibres StiefputerS begroben &C.
funoen.
Gan Trun5iSco, 81. Sum-. -
Die biciigen Selegropbilten in 0ien,
itcu Scr n@eitern Union" uno ser
vFoItal Sclegrupb 60" ltellten INN
3.30 beute Nodbnlittog ouf 9ciebl ib'
rcr Union Die glrbcit Gin, nohoem lh
Die 9eontcn Der Sclegrnpbcn @e.
Ieaidbnitcn gciueiqert botten, ouf cis
lie idie0Sgericbtlibc Gr0rterllng Scr
9elhueroen ser 2eute cinSuaeben.
lroli0ent SmoIl, bon ser Selearo.
pbiltcn Union tbeilt Der ,glllociir.
ten RreIe" nit Der Strife lei por-
IGllHg cin lotnlcr uno iuer6e ben
0ienlt in bcn oitliben 9iireouS cinit-
mellcn ni6t beeintrad)tigen. Die inn
Often getroifcne gcilealmg Der ibwe.
benocn Streitfrogcn iei nidt bcfrie.
niGcnb, ulein Die Sod)loge in Son
,Sron5iSco perbe 5uerIt in 9ebano.
lllng genonlmen meroen. Die bon
Den bieiige1 Sclegropbiiten oeioroertc
&obncrb0bung bon 25 Hro5ent nliiiie,
ebc Die 2cllte lpicoer oil sic 9lrbcit oe-
6cl Don rcbtSmegen 5ugeltonocn
iperbcn, benn bic Soften oeS 2ebenS-
it1terbult8 leicn INN nlinocItenS 10
piel D6bcr, ais in onocren Sbeilen Der
llnion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
= t. Gi@Ier 5u 5iuon5iN ! q
Gen @efdnNnib perurs
tbeilt

9fo6 elmer Wicloung aus ll0inc 1T
Or. GiSlcr iucACn Gnhuen0ung cincS
mertbpolIcn Goocr aus Der 9artolia-
rllhcn SibIiotbcf 5u 5pnil5ig SoQcn
@cIGngniB DcrurtbeiIt moroen. GiS-
Icr'S bicligc 5reunbc iino iibrr oicicn
Nu@aona iebr uerItilmlt. Sic 6ottcn
Den @cle6rten ioiort nodb ieiner Ser.
boftung acgcr bic iuiocr i'm erbobenc
9lnflogc in Shue genommen lmo
erfiort er bobe obne 3nriieI nur sic
9Ibli6t geGabt, sic &ntiolcn 81 pbo.
togropbrcn nm Damn Oie Niic6cr 5u.
riidjugcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Sm 0oframm hires Stieipatcrs be.
ara6en.

" It 6 eIter, Ea, 81. Sumi. =
Die Selhe Iarp Neiulin's, oes flei.
ren Dor etIihcn Sagen alls ieiner bie.
li9cn Bobnllng periblpunoenen flint.
idbrigen Mtd0hens, ipur6e be,lte i'm
Sofrmlme ibres Stiefuaters Srlpin
u. ScpiS pericburrt auIeeiunoen.
Sepis beiinoet iih als Der Moroer
oeS ainoes IN Soft. Die 2eid)e lpuroe
BON Eerionen geflinoen pelfe felt
Marp'S Serihlpinoen beitanoig nad)
ibr geilldt baben. 2etpis itellt feline
Sdilo in Slbreoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Gerpfnid)te Senfersarbcit.

Wt obiIe, 9ua., 81. Sini. - Ger
9feger @iQis McGleaanb, pelher Ell.
aen betagien @eiBen, Namens Wi-
hael Mc8opern, ernloroet bate, en-
octe beiite bier anl @algen. 3ie SIN.
ri6tting lpuroe perpiilibt. unO Der
orme Climber sappelte polle IA Wtinu-
ten lang am Strif, che Der Gr-
l.idilngstoo ieinen Gualen Elm gnoe
madte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
SdJ,ueoiidJcs Sdnserfeit in Yrpui.
oence.

Brooioence, RS, 90. Suni.
- 9tabe5n 2000 iebWeoiide S1naer
betbeiligen iif an Dem bier itattiin.
benben Sdugerfeit oes oitliden 3ipei.
ges Oes ihueoiid amerifaniihen
SGngerbunoes. Gas 6eit besann ee-
tern nno enoet beiite. giele Der
idlweoiiden 8eiangpereine famen bon
Chicago. 0as geitrise Yrogramm
idloB cine Earaoe nad Dem Staats-
bnis ein no 5li Gbren oes 9ouper.
neirs Sames S. Sigsins cine Sere-
naoe ltattfano. slm glben0 mar gro-
BeS Gonjert in Der .Wtilitarp.Saa."
----------------
Nus Canada tpir0 berihs
tet, oab oie inn canaoiiden gtorOtue.
item nit @ei5en belteIlte MderilGhc
bon 80 bis 80 Ero3ent GROCER iit ais
lebtes Sabr; Die nit @erite unS So.
fer bepfan5te ll6de lit 80 bis 60 Gro.
sent groBer Ga oas Wetter in oen
letten @oben giinitig mar, 10 iino
Die ernteailSiibten Die allerbpIten.
9oS @etreioe bat tiglidb iiber is
Stilnoen Sonnenihein, Die Sempe.
ratltr lit parm lrno Dem @adstbumt
iebr foroerlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28

bcllte 9io6nliltoq bier al. 9tud) elmer
llntcrrcolnq nit sen 6iibrcrn Deg
nleuteriicDen @ntoillou& hcidloB Ou5
Qcttere, IicG 81 cr9ebcn mo 5ur
Eilicbt 5uriit3lfebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Wcutcrei 81 9e,icrs.
Wan5es iran5Oiiidcs &atuillon sius
~ &in5crn iiber.
giob 9lnflmit Ocs Generals 9aillou>

Cad, 9(nflnit ocs @eucrolS 9aiuouO
nit lopolen Sruppcn fapitulirten
sic Mcuterer. - @in3cr Rebel.
linn mn6t ser Sicgicrlmg 9roBe
Sorgcn. gteuc &rapalle in
9tnrbonue, Montpcllier uno Ser
pi9nan. - guiregenOe Gebatte in
ser Geputirtenfanmer m0 5unl
SGIuiie elm obcrmaligeS Ser
trauenSpptllm fir oaS 9abinet.
= 6cIte Snltlmg 0cS YrenierS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28

9iiie iiir's 9uslano belorgt g. Maine, Er.4f3,
Eh'yaitimorcsStr, uabe Guttom oeuiesEpenHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Mms bem Semti6en 8ei6e.
2anbcsperrntb i'm Spicl, iaat YSari-
milidn Sarbcn.

2ecolntc'S SnformationSqllcac nab.
reno ser Maroffofriie. - 9lu1cb-
lid beabiidtigtcr &aiIcrbeilld. -
Gum Eroielioren 9IuStauidJ. -
gritiibc Seamte ocs 2obcs poQ
iiber Berlin. - 9iinOigiter Be
meis. - llngarn i'm Sarniid
iiber 6ran5 Soiepb's Sbrcnrcoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28

Bonner llniperiitGt, Der IN Sorporo
Sorl6ungen bnlten miro, rcilt i'm
September na1 oen Ser. Stoaten ab.
9tnb0cnl cr leincn &lrius IN Sur-
uor0 obIolpirt bot, miro CT cine Sour
0urb bic Ser. Stootcn mtreten un0
Sortrigc iIbcr anlttrgei6idte bal
ten.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-18

CONTINUED on Eighth Page.5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
TENNESSEE TCOUST
 STANDARD 0|L C0,
Attorney General Brings Suit
 Under Anti Trust Act
TRY LESSEN COMPETITION
The Bill Sets Out Basis of Conspiracy Facts Proven In Recent Case In the Supreme
 Court.

Nashville March 16.-A bill seeking to inhibit the Standard Oil company from doing business in Tennessee, and to oust that corporation from the state was filed today in the chancery court of Sumner county, at Gallatin. Attorney General Charles T. Gates, Jr., brings the suit on behalf of the state under provision Of the antitrust act of the legislature ol 1993 which act has recently been sus- tained by the supreme court of Tennessee The bill is filed under section } of the act which provides:
 Every foreign corporation which shall violate the provisions of this act is here by denied the right 10 do and is pro- hibited from doing business in this state. I is hereby made the duty of the attorney general of the state to enforce these provisions by due process of law"
 It summarizes the alleged offenses of the defendant corporation in the follow ing languages
 50 that complainant ayers and charges that the unlawful arrangements. agree ments or combinations, made and entered into between the defendant company, and it's said agents. Conner, Holt and Ruther- ioTu anu tHt Sdlu IsONtf ifuhet Ctp fiiiN Hunter as hereinbefore shown, were not only made with view of lessening full and free competition in the sale of the defendants oil at Gallatin but that in fact said unlawful arrangements, agree ments or combinations naturally tended to and did result in lessening and de- stroying full and free competition In de- fendant companies said oil at Gallatin, and naturally tended to and did result f,, nai ri oil in and about Gallatin, and in Sumner county Tennessee
 The bill sets out as basis for the charge of conspiracy. the facts that were proven in the recent case in the supreme court in which 1t was sought to enforce a Judgment for a fine against the com pany. The supreme court. in that opinion held that they constituted unlawful agree ment or conspiracy described by the statute. Therefore. under the opinion of the supreme court in the case referred to, in order to sustain the charges made in this bill, 1t will be necessary only to prove the same facts that were ad- duced in the case decided at this term. On the question of what constituted con spiracy. the supreme court. Tn the case referred to, said:
 ..,rhe making of the agreement with Love with q view to lessen compe tition. and which tended 10 do so. is thus fully proven. That Is all that is necessary 10 constitute a violation of tine statute. The next term of the chancery court Of sum ner county will begin on the first Mon day in May. Under the rules of the court. the company. must plead. answer or de- mur on the first day of the term or the bin will be taken for confessed At the very earliest it is highly improbable that the case will be finally disposed of in the chancery court until the November term. and 1t is very probable that 1t will not be ready for trial even at that time.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
Explosion in West Virginia.

Richmond, Va. March 16.--A special to the Tlmes-D Dispatch from Norton, Va, tonight, says:
 An explosion occurred in the mines at Greenough. thls morning about o'clock. after several miners had entered their working place. This mine is located on the Norfolk and Western railway several miles east of Norton. As far as can be learned at this hour ten miners have escaped slightly injured. Two dead bodies have been taken from the mine and four are known to be in the mine and SUD- posed to be dead. The cause of the ex- ploslon is unknown.
 Rescung parties are on the scene and everything that can be done is being done for immediate relief
 The dead are:
 Cad and Alonzo Ritchie, white, both married. James and Robert snow brothers.
 Boliver and Cleveland Noonchaster. brothers. white.
 Adolph Gibbs, colored.
 Four men whose bodies are buried under a heap of slate which the explosion brought down.
 Those badly injured: Will Ilearne. bank boss; James Patterson Robert Ryan. Will Coleman.
 The last named is negro.
 Three others are missing and cannot be accounted for. The explosion occurred I5o feet below the surface. and Is said to have been due to inefficient work of the mine fan, which allowed the gas to accumulate.
 IL is thought greater number than now can be accounted for may be en- tombed Robert IT. Bruce, one of the owners of inc mine, Is well known in Vir- ginia having heen the nominee for Con- gross in the Ninth Virginia district last fall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
.135 ARE LOST IN
 MINE DISASTERS
Six Perish and Number Injured
 in West Virginia
107 BLOWN UP IN GERMANY
The Whole Population Gathers to See Dsfigured Bodies Brought Up. TWenty-tWo Die In Prus-
 sian Shaft.

Forback, Germany, March 16.-An ex- plosion of fire damp in an underground shaft of the coal mine at klelnrosseln near here about II o'clock last night, resulted in the death of seventy-fve miners and the terrible injury of twelve others. Six of the miners who were in the shaft at the time of the explosion are still missing. One huncred and seventeen others escaped into adjoining galleries
 Two hundred and ten men went into the mine at O'clock last evening and about midnight the news was spread to the villages nearby that a terrible disas- ter had occurred. Soon almost the whole population of the country side gathered at the mouth of the shaft, among them being the families of men below. Rain was falling heavily and the most distress ing scenes of grief were witnessed as the bodies were brought up. Many of the bodies were so disngured that they were scarcely recognizable. The work of bring ing out the injured men and the bodies of the dead was very slow. the galleries being choked with wreekage.
 The mine belongs to the Dewendels, one of the richest mining families of Lor- rainc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
Many Prominent Callers at the
 White House
SPEYtR'S VISIT A MYSTERY
Financiers Call Regarded as sienifi. cant, But No Statement Is Given Out as to RooseveIt's Atti-
 tude--Agaln Tuesday.

Washington, March 16.-Questions affect ing the railroad situation occupied more or less of the attention of President Roosevelt today. During the morning there were informal talks with some of his callers on the subject. dispatch came from President Melen of the New ! orlS, New Haven and Hartford railroad, asking when it would be convenient for the President to see him, and in the aft ernoon there was visit from Governor Deneen of Illinois, and Attorney General Stead, from the same state A semi-of- ficial denial was made that the governor and the attorney general talked either finance or railroads. From statements, however, which have come from authori- tative quarters, preceding the governors visit, the inference is drawn that there was some reference during the talk with the President to the Chicago and Alton deal, which figured prominently in the recent Hartman investigation by the in- terstate commerce commission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
18 DROWN DURING
 WHEELING FIRE
Water Surrounds Burning Pot
 tery Plant
HEROIC WORK OF FIREMEN
FriehtfuI Scene as Helpless Thousands Hear Screams of Those In Adia- cent Homes, Whose Panic
 Cost Their Lives.

Wheeling, W. Va, March 16.-Eighteen persons are known to have lost their lives in the early morning fire that oc- cured today at the plant of the Warwick Pottery company, which is located in the flooded district.
 Following is partial list of those who were drowned
 Mike Bretryis. aged O. saoiekeeper body recovered.
 Elias Mitchell, aged IS months, body re-
 Rosa Berthas. aged %, single, body re- covered
 Allen Bertras, aged years, body re- covered.
 Frank Holmes. watchman body recov- cred.
 simon Elias, proprietor of dry goods store
 Julia Moses, aged : years.
 Waider Moses, aged years, brother of Julia Moses.
 Charles Matthews, watchman at the Wheeling Stamping company.
 Because of the water surrounding the burned district it was impossible for the fire apparatus to reach the scene. The firemen pressed into service all the boats that could be secured and carried the lines of hose to the burning building by this means. They did heroic work and not only fought the fire, but assisted in rescuing many persons.
 The crew of boat that was moored across from the building manned yawl and rescued about 100 persons.
 The men were offered all kinds of re- wards and big sums of money for the work they had done, but they refused to accept.
 At times the big yawl was filled to over- flow. and 1t was with difficulty that the riyermen prevented the frantic Syrians from upsetting the craft. During the pro- gress of the fire the scene was most frightful The screams for help of those fin the buildings could be heard as far as the steel bridge, a mile north where thousands of persons. unable to lend any assistance. watched the blaze.
 The work of rescuing the bodies of those who were drowned has been going on a.. day. The current has been very swift and the impression is that more bodies will be recovered when the flood sub sides.
 Had the drowned persons remained in their homes none of them would have met death The buildings occupied by the unfortunate victims were not touched by the flames. Tie explosion that started the fire was what terrified the people liv- ing in the vicinity.