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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Gin aercAtcr 9sroteft.

gtteranbsr 8. 8rown. Der auwalt Der
v@eiel!ihaft fir @rbaltun9 Der Sere4s
tisfeit" in Oicw YOrt, proteitirt in einem
S9reiben on 8rdiibent GOoieuslt ge9en
poie unmenihlibe uub barbariihe 9anos
babun9 Der @inwanOernu9s9eiese nit
De,u9 aui Die DeportirunS bon @ius
manbereru, Die Srrwunbte bier baben,
unO belOnOers 9eSen bic 3uriidienbun9
pom V6tern uno Wtiittern, oeren in
slmerifa aniaiii8e Rinoer bereit iinO.
8hrsidaft Oaiiir Su leliten, baB ibre
@ltern bem @emciuweien ni4t our Sait
fallen lollen."
9n Dem S9reiben beiBt es oann wei'
ter: r9iiemano wiini6t. OaB ole Ser.
Staateu Elm 9lblaoeplas fir niht wiin'
Idenswertbs 3uSii9ler aus anberen Sdn'
bern werOen. 9lber es lift weOer nOtbs
wenOi9. nod msni6Iih, ben Gltern bic
SreuOe gu uerlasen, ibre Gage i'm Sreile
ibrer SinOer Su beiblieBen, Ooer Ssstes
rem 3u perbieten, Sater uno Wtutter
seseniiber cine pietdtuOlle Bfli6t 5u er'
fiillen. llniere iesi9en @eiese laiien
cine SIaiie BON @miSranteu Su, oeren
man6e i6were Serbre9en began9eH boz
ben, wGbrenb uubsmittelten @ltern Mir
bigger @inwanoerer, bic fir Oieielbeu
lOrsen mO6ten, bic Nanbun9 perboten
ilt."
Dad @rwGbnuns einihldsi9er Safe
la9t glnwalt Brown gum S6lulie:
Deportation iit bic beinabe alltdSli6e
6e9el; nur in Iusnubmei6llen wiro
altsn 9euteu, oeren YerpanOte Siirss
i6aft fir iie leiltcn oiirieu, bic Sanbun9
9eltattet. Das lift unamerifanii6 unb
inbuman. glnltatt es bem 8utoiinfen
beS Sauoels. uno glrbeits. Setretdrs su
iiberlaiieu, in wel6en SGllen berarti9e
SHr9i6aft ODER Serpflidtung an9enOms
men werbsn iOll, ware es bod serehter,
ibm bic aunabme IOlder Siir9Ibaiteu
Sur unubmeisbaren 8Hi6t ;u MAIDEN"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Ouumpre.

- 0as Obj Sellows @ebauoe an
Gbeitnut StruBe lit oils 6uartier fir
unier Yoitamt ssmietbst wOrben unb
iOll bis sum /. 5ebruar fir ben 3wed
ein9eribtet neroen.
= Das WiaidiuensebanSe auf bem
3ObuIon 3ehe Gulmbauien wuroe friib
6rsitas Wtor9en Our6 Ssusr Serlt0rt.
Sin 2llarm uOn aaiten 16 bratte bic
6euerpebr sur Stelle, bod waren beren
Dieuite pom serinSem giussn.
- Die @rie @iieubabn 9ompanie bat
in ben lesten paar 8o6eu einen Sc.
iammtidaoeu uOn etpu 81 800 erlitten
cnr6 cine or9aniiirte 8uube BON Die
ben, welhe Stationen unb 6iitten ers
brahen unb beraubten. Die Serle
nabmeu alles nit, mas irsenO peldsn
Uertb bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
slus bem cberen xbale.
(9tr6balo GorreIponoens.)

- Der allsemeine 2absn bes u. Wt.
Place Su Wtapfielb wurbe friib Conn.
tag OtOrsen BON Ginbrs6srn beiu6t
uub nm @aaren i'm 9eIammtnertb BON
etwa $75 beitoblen.
(@arbOnbale @orreipOnOenS.)
- Sobn 8. 3bomaS lift mieberum
gum bieiisen POitmeilter eruannt nor.
Den.
- Die Sabrif unb @inrihtung Der
@arbonoale Concrete 9lod @ompanie
oabisr wuroe Dienitus 9iaft burd
5euer Serit0rt uno elm gsrtuit BON
$4,000 ueruriadt.
i Sran 2ouiie Wtobrs. Satin Ses
9tidolaus Wtobrs bon Parf StraBe,
ftarb Wiontas nad mebrpO6entlider
9runtbeit. SIR Sesrbiauns srfolste
seitern i'm WtuplswOOO 6rieoboie.
- Dem 8. u. 8entlp pon s(ppte
StraBe wurOe ipdt WiOntas 0iuft nubs
Wooiic. als sr unter einen .. & 8.
3us seitoBen Doroen mar, Der redts
9lrm nabe Der Sdulter beinabe abss'
Ihnitten uno ip6ter fano man es n6tbig,
ihm Oas @lieS Su amputiren.
- Der 21 Sabre alte Sranf Seoust
pom 9rOotlpn StraBe unb ais 8rsmier
auf Der .. & >. @iienbabn beihdftigt,
wuroe WtOntus WfOrsen I'M bieiiseu
Sofe uuf Der Stelle setObtet. @r itanS
3ur .3eit auf Der 9otomotiue, ats Elm
pl6tliher Stud ibn unter bic 8dSer
mari. pelde ibn serbriidten.
= Boitmsiiter Tbomas murbe am
Samitas bonn Sdatamt in @aibinston
benadridti9t. bab als Sauitelle fiir bas
bier su srri6tenbe Poitamt bas arnolo
@runbltid an gloro Wtain gtpenue,
neben Dem Sntel american. auserwablt
wOrben iei. Das @etb fir bas @runo.
itiid 1T Ihon bewilligt worOsn unb nun
wiro @on9reBmann Dale aud cine 9e.
wiIli9ung fir ben Sau eransen.
= Der Su Simpion wobnbafts
Seiterrsi6er Stanlep Soiuf wurbs an
DOnnerita9 in Der 9iOroweit 3e6e, ats
er in elmer Sammer beidafti9t mar, bon
einem mebrere bunoert Yfuuo wie9snben
5elienitiid i'm Giiden setrOfIen, woourd)
ibm oas Giidsrat sebrOhen uub aud
9eidbrlide innerlihe Serlesun9en Suse.
fiist murOen. Wtan trus ben Ysruns
sliidten i'm boffuunsslOien 3uitanbe
nab Saule.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
4ittstpn.

- Sin Wfonate after SObn Der
@beleute SoIepb Srans itarb Sreitas
uub wurbe Sonntas i'm ct. Wfarien
5rieOboie Su SusbestOwn beeroist.
- Der 3u Gorfe Sane wobnbaite
SamsS Sirbp wao WiOntu9 Otaht bel
Der bieiiaen YubnitatiOn uOn einem ..
& 8. Srudt5use sstroiien unO ausens
blifli6 9stOotet.
- yaut Der 3uiammenitellun9 bes
Setrstdis Der bielisen @eIunobeits Ses
bOrOe sreisusten iid bier i'm uerfloIienen
Sabre All 9eburten, ODER 1852 mebr
oils wie EOOesfalle; aud wuroen nur
22S anitedenbe Srantbeiten an9es
metoet,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Tas xhal dbpdrts.

Sablor. - Der II Sabre alte Berg
manu- Oauib Reomont pon Scrantou
wurbe Wtontas 9tahmittag in Der glr9'
balo .3eAe setObtet. - Der 2aDlor
9riitli 8erein erwdblte am Dienitn9
9IbsnO Die nahbenannteu 8eumten fir
oas laufeube Sabr: BrdiiOeut, Senrp
9Seiienflub; 8iie PraIioeut. Casper
2Gnnler; RrOt. Setretdr, 9lleranOer
DIT; Sin. Sefretdr, Wti6ael Strsun /;
S6asmeiiter, Wtibuel 80. Streun /;
Gruitee fir IS Wionate. SObn Hei.
ber.-Dsr g8ilbelm 3eu Sdiieeu Stub
balt Sreita9 abeuO cine @eiddftsiieuua
in Otis Sulte.-Der Sdlte trOet man
woblsemutb, wenn man bel ms iih
tleioen tbut. Sliibmann g. SBsibel.
-Susb @oObwin BON gBeit 9tuoca
psrlor am Oieufta9 burh eiuen Soblens
fall i'm Baruum S6a6t iein Seben.
- Sn ben Maidiuenwerfitatte Der
gebisb SuIlep SOblen So. I'M uHteren
Ebsile BON Ourpea brad Wtittwob
slbeub I ubr Gin Ssuer aus. bur6
Del6es bisielben nebit Der Shmiebe
total 3erftOrt wuroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
e d,uls Sehprpe.

lin So weitere S6ul;immer erbauen
;u fOnnen, mie in Der MtOnta9 abenb
ab9ebaltenen Seriammtuns einitimmig
beidlOiien wuroe, lit es nOtbis, cine
srOBere 9elbiumnH Su erlansen unb
oaber warb aud Der Bei6tuB ssfaBt,
cine Sonbausgabe uon $3.50, 10000 3n
ueraussaben, INN bic gerbeherunsen Su
bs3ableu. Die 8onbs iOllen iobalb mie
mOslid gum Settauf au9ebuten weroen.
9taAbem in einem por9ele9ten Sbrei-
ben barauf auimertiam sema6t wOrbsn
mar, oaB Der Gonuent Der Staats Gr.
5iebuns @eiellidaft am IA. uuo is.
Sebruar su Sarrisburs itattfiuOsu
weroe, wuroe beldlO1en, Oa6 Der Yrdiis
bent Elm GOmite BON flint ernenns, UNI
Oisie geb0rOe bel Dem GOnuent 81 Der,
treten.
Sine gn3ubt Routineseibdfte wurben
aud abseDidelt unO sulest elm Sdrei.
ben bes Supt. Oes Bureaus Der Sc
iunObeit uerleien, in weldem ueritie.
beue iauitdriIde WtaBreselu uorsei6la.
gen wurOen. Da jeOod etwas llnses
wiBbeit in 8etreif Oeiisiben berridte, 10
iOll Ous betreif. @omite nit Dem Supt.
iiber Die Sahe cUnieriren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
SpSc @arf Notisen.

= Gbarles R., Der 3idbrise Sobn
bes @bartes 9artoi6 uon 9tsbecea 9lues
nue. erlas 5reita9 Der 9unSsuentSiins
buug.
- Das itatienil6e SOftbaus BON
3onp slnDon al 9ieunter StraBe wuroe
friib WtOnta9 MOrsen BON einem @ins
Orinslins um Swei Paar SoIen beitOb'
len, cine BON welden $1s 8aarselb
entbiett.
- Der Masen nirb miibe, penn
iiberlaOen, unO elm idlsdter slppetit lift
Die 6olse. Grleidteruns fommt our6
ben @etrand BON Or. sIusuft S0nis's
hamburger Gropien, Der appetit wirb
wieoer berseitellt uno Die @eIuuobeit be-
fOrOert.
= Der in Der ar6balo j3e6s bsi6dfs
tiste DuuiO Jlebman bon DreiSsbnter
StraBe wuroe Montag, als elm 3arren
BON binten anfubr, ben er ni6t b6rte,
uon bieism nieOerseitOBen unb iiber.
fabren, iooaB er auf Der Stele su EObs
sequeti6t waro.
- SO uerlautet, oaB Die Seriep gens
tral Giienbabn in bem 8elleuue Stabts
theile 9r0Bere SBerfe erri6tsn laiisn
mill unO gu bem 3wede idon bas
nOtbi9e Sano anSefauft bat. Die
8erte gu g8iltes.8arre uno giblep
iOllen bierber uerlest werben.
- Srau SrisOrid 9eislsr BON Sirft
auenue itarb am Ssreitas i'm 9tlter BON
60 Sabren. Die Yeritorbene mirb BON
pier SObuen unb spsi G0dtsrn iiber.
lebt unb ibre 8eiiesuns erfolsts Mon.
tag, mad einem Traueroienit in Der ct.
Wfarien STRIDE. i'm Srieobofe bel 9lo. 5.
- Die 2ouis Stedsl Samilie Don
Suserne StraBe entsius Donneritag
gla6t nit fnapper gtOtb Dem @ritid.
ungstobe ourd aOblensas. bas siuem
feblerbaften Samiu entpi6. Stedel
ma6te Suerit auf uno als er ben @eru6
bsnerfte, trod er gum Senitsr uno
ma6te es aui, iOoaB friide suft in Ous
@ebdnbe oran8 unO Die uuOeren 5amis
lien9tieber lid aud mad uuo nad erbo.
lEfrfonnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
OSie lit Sicst

0ir bisteH tinbunetrt Dollars 9tlc9uung
fur i'psn 5au pon adtarrb, Der nidbt eurh Gin.
usbmtn non 5al's aatarrb CUR etbs,It pfresn
fam.
g.. GbtntY TO, Gistuib. IuIsbO, 3.
gRir, bic llutfr;sidnstfu, babtn 9. ). Gbs.
usp felt ben lfsten f5 9ahrfn etfannt uns bal.
ten ibn fir pOllfommfn ebrsubaft in alien Sc.
ltGftsvrbaneuussn uHe finauiiea btfdbigi,
ale vcu isinsr 8rma tiustsausrntn grbiHb.
litftiirH ~ rfiilsn.
8 If 81 Iruar, G,rubbanbtIs Brusuifsn
3plebo, 8. ,
@a aIbtua, 8tuuan& Marvin, @rpbs
bdnbtls. DrOsuilffn, IoItep, ..
Sal's statarTb.stur pirb innsrlih gsnpmmtn
unb pirft birfft auf eas 9lut une Die lhltim.
tgtn Sbul6GeH bee Spiftms. i3tusnilIt fret
ptrfanbi. prtis 75f. fur bic GIaIGf. gtrfauft
bon alien apetbsfsrn.
San's Gamilisn-piIIsn liub bic bsiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Ndnne SplIntn .

6nnrsbale. - SOiepb Deud pou
@reen StraBe itarb am Oonneritas iebr
plOslih i'm 9llter BON 81 Sabren. Der
Seritorbene wurOe in Deuti6lanb ses
boren nno mar lan9e Sabre bier auidi.
ig. Die Satin nnO Orei G0fter iiberle.
ben i'm. gta6 einem 3raueroienit in Der
ct. Wta9oalena STRIDE erfol9te Samitaa
bic Veiiesnn9 i'm beutiden tatb. Srieo.
9Sabrenb oeS itarfsn Sturmes,
Der lcste 8oae einen Ibeit bes @oun.
ties heimiuhte, uur6e Die Wobnuns
oes GnOrsw SDenbien nabe 9Dler Sia
pom Slis 9etrofen unb 10 uollitdnoig
Sertriimmert. als wenn cine 8ombe in
oerlelben erploOirt ware. 98uuoerbarer
Beile wurbe meber Srau SDenoIen
nod ibre Gnfetin, Die li6 in Sem Sc.
bdube befanoen. uerlest.-Sn bem be-
na6barten SSagmart erei9uste ii6
Ufonta9 Ra6t I'M staples Sotel cine
iebr iturte @rpIOiion. ourd elm Strei6.
bclj ueruria6t, bas bem acteDIine @as-
bsbdlter gu nabe fam. Die GrplOiion
rihtete in Dem @ebau6e 9roBes llnbeil
an, aber Wteniden pur6en gum Slid
feline weiter uerlest. Sin Seuer In Der
Sdanfitube entftano mad Der @rptos
iiOn, tOnute aber leidt oelGibt werben.
-6rau @briitian S9rUOsr BON 0iiper
StruBe, Die lid Dor mebreren Wtonatsn
wessn einem Srebsleioen einer Speras
tiOn unterwari, BON Der iie ii6 ui6t
wisOer erbOlte, iturb OOunerltag. Die
8eritOrbene wurOe 1851 in Dsutl6laub
9sbOren uno wirS BON Dem @atten, bier
SObnen uuO brsi 9Odtern iiberlebt.
Die Seiiesun9 iunO SOuntas i'm beuts
i6en lutb. SrieObOie itatt, nobel Baitor
.. VI. Sebrens ben 3raueroienft leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Bilfes. Barre Gadri6ten.

- Yeim SpieIen nit StreidbOl3ern
bas 3idbri9e 9Odterlein Der
28ittwe .. 6. Sasurus uOn 81. Wtain
StruBe am Donneritas feline Sleioer
uno uerbrannte eIenOi9lih. ebe Die Wtuts
ter ibm Seiitunb leilten fOnnte.
- Wtan bat bier ansere9t, oas @oun.
tn 2uSerne in ueridieOene sliieBment
Diltritte ein5utbeilen uuO Die Salaire
Der reipettiuen slieiioren 10 gu itellen,
baB iie ibre game 3sit ibrer Pflidt wib'
men founen. Da wiiroen Die Salaire
mebr ueri6linsen. als Our6 ein bDberes
9liieBment beraus tGme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

gSie eine llbr. Das irleni6li6e
Spitem lit elmer llbr iebr dbnli6. IS
paIiirt etnas bas llbrnerf arbeitet
niht uub Sbr silt gum llbrma6er.
Sunoerte uOn ubren werben sur Reparas
tur seiunOt, wenu elm 3rOpfen Set
alles wieoer III Sronuns brinsen piirbs.
Itep. u. 8. Gb. 'asricOla, Dtaristta,
@a., idreibt; sd balte es fir meins
Pfli6t. Sbnen meine @rfabruns nit
Sbrem Observation-Disclosures mels
den id WGbrenb Der leeten 3ebn Sabre
in meiner Samilie sebrau6t babe, mits
3utbeileu. SD babe in meiuer Samilie
8ranfbeiten, Die ourd unreiHes 9lut
ueruria6t wurOen, @rfdltun9eu ETC.,
9rippe, Hbeumatismus uno anSers Sci.
ben obne 8eibiilfe ir9eno eines arStes
einiah ourh Den @ebraud Don 9llpeu.
frduter 9ebeilt. 2llle YeihmerOen per,
ibwanOen in Weni9en 9aseu. SD balte
Sbren 9llpentrduter fir bas Bette i'm
Wtarft. @r arbeitet 10 9euau wie cine
llbr." Sorni's 9llpeutrduter, Oas alte,
SeitbepGbrte SrGuter.S Seilmittel. lit Der
n2ropfen Der, pel6er oas menl9li6e
Spitem wieOer iriih i'll Sang brinst.
ST entfernt Die llnreinisfeiten, welds
Stodun9en i'm Spiiem peruriadsn, be.
lebt bas Slut, unb ipornt Den Mtagsn.
Die @iu9eweioe, 9iieren uuo Die yeber
an, ibre slrbeit in semObnter Ressl.
mdBi9teit gu uerribteu. Gr lift feline
slpOtbefermeOi3iu, ionOern miro Den
Seuten uur bireft perfauft bur6 Die
@i9entbiimer, Or. Yter 6abruep &
Sons Co., 112-11s go. SODne slpe.,
@bicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Staetratb.
Common Council, 10. Sanual

Common Council, 10. Sannar.
Mapor Dimmid le9te in bieier Sers
iammlun9 bic gOranidla9e fur bas
udditc Ssisfaljabr Dor. welhe iid auf
ins9slummt $3.50, ,O14.32 beluuien, ndb'
reno Die ueranihlasten @innabmen auf
$485, ,615.14 bersdnet Derben, einen
tSeblbetras pom $5,3o9.1s ersebenO.
9iatiirlid werben peridiebene slussa'
ben bei6nitten weroe, oamit bic ielben
ni6t bic @inuabmen iiberitsiSen. Dis
ueranidlaSten 9lussaben Der ueridiebe'
men Departments Der itaotii6en Der
waltuns iino:
Department bee Mapprs.. 5275 0C
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

- Sin Sturm, Der beiouOers an Der
8iiite uou Spanicn wiitbete, bat unter
ben SiIderbOOteH i'm 9aien BON 9Orun.
ua beoeutenbsu SaaOen anseri4tet.
- 9Ius OtericO Gitp Wiro semelOet,
6aB Der bereits perloren se9laubte
Dampfsr -Gitp Of ganama- i'm 9aien
BON WtaSuttan, MtericO, einsetrOfien 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Department bee @asOrs.. 5275 On
5OtoI. $3.50. .0i4.3'


slnBerbem wirb cine ipe3elle Sewil.
li9uns BON $93. $4,000 uerlaust fir Sn'
tereiien unO Shifting SOno Yoiten.
Sonoirte Shuto am 80. Stunt 1906
LAG. 10000 unb isitbem ueraussabt
$40. 100000.
Die @innabmen merben BON Steuern
auf @runosisentbum. OttupatiOuen unO
&iSens9elbern erhoben.
SSolSenbe neue SOrlasen uurbeu eins
8ebradt: Ruane- ReiOlution. bic ben
OlreftOr Der Ofientlhen Berfe anneiit,
Die Sroinunj fir Seitenwese an 8po.
ming guenue, 3wii6en @ibiOn unO
Sliue Strabe. bnr63ufiibren; anses
nOmmen. Saslam-Sroinaus fir Elm
9idt on Scrauton StraBe uno Der
@asbaus Bride; referirt. gogan-
SrOinan; fir 9tiuelliruns unb RHaitsr.
un9 uon SreBler uno GODns Courts /;
reierirt. STANDARDIZATION, wel6s
ben Stabtanmalt anpeiit. Dem Staot.
ratb Elm @uta6tsn bariiber 3u 9eben,
oh Die Scranton @as unb gBaier Som
panic wdbrenO Der sesenwarti9en @pibs.
mie uoae Brsiie berednen fam; an9e.
nommen.
@nogiilti9e glnnabme fanben Die fols
9enoen SrOinanSen: Sir Si6ter an
@learpieW Strabe uub PaB slpenue; /;
9ltlanta stuenue unb 0ieeie StraBs ;
9SpOming auenue uno 2ar6 StraBs /;
Start Court, bel BuibinstOn slpeuue
uno Seminary StraBe; Slppbant
aluenue unO SecOno StraBe MOltte
sloenue uuO @lm StraBe; Sruins s(ue.
nue unb stib StraBe; 5iftb auenue
nno @mmet StraBe; @rOwn guenue
uno Sig StraBe; Sruin9 sIusnue uno
Rear StraBe. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
M(itt-
9Ninter
NettOeden
@erfani.

Dhlss 10 uni,r r,suIdrr @iit'@inir gtr'
fauf BON g,ibtitn-bsr 9niaut fur tsn jses
EfpupmiiGs SausFrau ipartst -hr gsrfauf,
BsIdr 70 ben aGuftru nit Der fsinffsn SSris
m5ali6 ma6t, bic aaufsinifsn auaIitatsn su
trlanssn.
Ser Serfamf be9ann
WsUnta9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

- Sarl uOu S6ubert, elm @ntel
Oes usritOrbsnen GiientOniss Baron
BON Stnmm, lit gum 9lttads Der osuts
iden SOti6ait in 8uibinstOn srnannt
moroen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-30
MRS. ROGER @. MILLS DEAD.
Wife of Former Senator Succumbs
To Long Illness.

Word was received here last night
announcing the death Monday evening
Of Mrs Roger @ Mills. wife Of former
United States Senator Roger Q. Mills,
Of Texas. in their fine old Southern
mansion at Corstcana. in that State
Mrs. Mills recently spent several
months under treatment in Washing
ton. having been brought 10 the home
here by her daughter. Mrs. Fannie
Richards. wife Of Maj George Rich
ards, Of the United States Marine Corps.
Mrs. Mills had been in falling health
ever since the death of her daughter,
Mrs. Mamie B. Maloney, formerly Of
Washington. at San Antonio about
eighteen months ago. Although every
thing possible was done TO aid Mrs.
Mills TO recovery. she gradually failed
until Monday evening, when she died
surrounded BY her husband and their
three surviving children, Charles Il
Mills. OF COrsicana; Mrs. Richards. Of
this city, and Mrs. James F. Woods
formerly Of California
Mrs Mills has two surviving grand
children in this city. They are Ebert
:. Maloney. an attorney, and Roger 2
n Maloney. who is in business. No
arrangements have yet been made for
the funeral
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NATIONAL COMMITTEE MOVES
Republican Executive Body 0ceu-
pies New Quarters To-day.
Secretary Dover, After Fleeing
Visit, Goes to New York-Pre-
pare for Meeting,

Elmer Dover. secretary OF the Repub-
lean national committee. came 10 Wash
ington again yesterday. and put In his
last day In the rooms on the ninth floor
Of the Colorado building. The headquar-
ters will be moved to-day TO the third
floor OF the National Metropolitan Bank
building. and viii remain in charge OF Mr..
Dover's secretary. Mr.. Fisher. I'll after
next week. as Mr. Dover, who returned
10 New York last night. viii not return
for a fortnight
Responses 10 the letters asking the
members OF the national committee TO at
tend the meeting here December s and T.
when the date and place Of the conyen-
ton will be fixed, have been numerous,
and it is considered quite likely that every
member will attend.
So far, there have been no more in
quiries for cities wanting the convention.
and il seems that the real fight before
the committee will be between ST. Louis
and Kansas City on one side, and Chicago
on the other Kansas City has an enor-
nous hall St Louis will promise to
build one: and a new one, capable OF
seating something Ike 1900 persons. is
contemplated in the Western metropolis.
/ The congressional committee iu charge
I Of Chairman Sherman. is expected 10
move into the bank building within the
next week This committee has quarters
/ in the seventh floor
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PRESIDENT DISLIKES FUSION
Not Consulted by Parsons About the
Deal with Hearst.
Opinion of Editor said TO BE the
Same as when Root Made
Utica Speech.

II must be perfectly clear by this time
to the friends of Herbert Parsons and
President Roosevelt in New York City
that the President does not approve Of
the preposterous Hearst-Pars0ns alliance
and fusion on the county ticket, says the
Washington correspondent of the New
York Evening Post On the day he re
turned to Washington from the Louisiana
cauebrakes President Roosevelt hastily
made it known through one Of his &C
credited spokesman that Mr.. Parsons had
not consulted with the White House be-
fore he began trading with Hearst
The Presidents eagerness 10 set him
self right with his New York friends was
but another way OF saying that had Mr.
Parsons come 70 him for advice he would
have been warned against Hearst Hearst
is to-day just as much the pet ab0mina-
ton Of Mr.. Roosevelt as he was when
the President asked MT Root 10 go to
Utica and eXcoriatc the editor In a speech.
Mr.. Roosevelt Will not publicly deHounce
the Parsons Hearst alliance. but he has
good many ways of letting his views be
known. II the President could stand for
/ it" Mr. Parsons by this time would have
found means Of makng the fact known
/ that his great mistake had the sanction
/ Of the national administration.
Republicans from various parts Of the
/ country have been in Washington since
/ the Hearst RepubIican fusion ticket was
/ put in the field, Not one Of them has had
/ "a good word to say for IT, President
/ Roosevelt seemed both amazed and in
dignant on his return here that il should
have been supposed in New York that he
/ had been consulted and given his APP
prOval before the deal was made
/ Some Of the reasons which Republicans
/ in other States have expressed TO justify
/ their fears that the Hearst deal Will have
/ a bad effect upon Republican chances OF
success in other contests, have been set
/ forth in these dispatches. These Repub-
|uCans are now hopeful that the Repub-
/ lican voters in New York viii absolutely
/ rypudate the fusion ticket at the polls.
/ that the party may be cleared Of the sus-
/ picion that il Is in the slightest way in
sympathy with Hearst. his political meth
/ DDS, his political principles, and his po-
/ litical aims.
! AS one Republican politician here to-day
/ expressed il. New York Republican
voters must repudiate the deal Parsons
/ has made. to clear the good name Of the
party in the State. and 10 relieve us all
| Of the impulatiOns that we have anything
/ in common with Hearst and Hearstism. -
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FUNERAL OF CENTENARIAN.
William w. Birth, City's Oldest In
habitant, Il Buried.

William ". Birth, who died Monday at
his late residence. The Lenox, I525 L street
northwest, in the Tooth year of his age,
will be buried to-day at o'clock. Rev
Walter J. Mcneil, pastor Of Wesley
Chapel, Fifth and + streets northwest,
will OffiCiate.
Mr. Birth. who at the time OF his death
was said 10 be the oldest living native
Washingtonlau, was an active member Of
the Oldest Inhabitants Association of the
District OF Columbia. and II. X. Willard,
J. Richard Riggies, and Benjamin ReiSs.
of that organization. with Frank. Mid
dleton, Morris Woodward, and George
Pitts. intimate friends Of the deceased,
will be the pallbeareTs.
The following members Of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association will serve as
honorary pallbeaEeTs. ). Thomas Brown,
Charles B. Church. Jacob Feihmeyer.
Benjamin c. Wright. A. II. Ragan. J. D.
Cathell. II. NJ Deilinger, Crosby 5. Noyes,
William r. Smith, William II. Williams,
John ". CLANCY, A. W Kelley. L. p.
Seibold, J. c. Howard, N. D., J. r, Ma
honey, T. V. Noonan, Fred L. Moore, Al
bert Groupe, Gen. John ". Wilson,
Thomas W. Smith, T. Edward Clark, and
J. Edward Libby.
The interment, which viii be private,
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery
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ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Shanghai, Oct 29-The foreign COM
muuity gave a farewell banquet 70 Wa Ting-fsng
the newly appointed minister to the United States
number Of foreign and Chinese ladies were pres
ent.
Cherbourg. France, Oct. 29.-The King
and Queen Of Spain had another close escape from
injury OF death early to-day The Journey from Paris
was made in safety until Just as the train was en-.
tering CherbOITg. when it ran OF the rails The
royal party escaped injury.
Rome, Oct. 29.-The Vatican organ to-
day announced that Rev. Father Tyrell, the noted
English Jesuit. whose books on religious subjects
were condemned By the Holy Office and who Sc
vcrey criticised the Pope's enCyclical Of modernism
has been deprived Of the -gtt 10 administer the
| sacraments pending the final action Of the Pontif
N the matter.
Plymouth. Eng, Oct. 29.-The North
German LLOYD steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
from New York October . for Bremen, BY way Of
Plymouth and CherbOurg arrived here to-day and
reported the loss Of her rudder when she was two
and a-bah days out from New York. while fercs
storm was raging. She steamed the rest Of the dis
tance 10 Plymouth, I.T50 miles steered by her pro
peileTs alone.