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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Sm @ra6c lit Tub'.

Srn. &ermom @iiberS len, @cgrdb.
nib, -- 9ceroiqung olf Dem y9Pt.
Carmel Sricobofc" cine impo-
lonte Sraucrfu10Qebln9.- @or
Gin lebr befnnnter llbrmu6er.
Nnocre 9ecrbi0ungen.
81 elmer impoiianten Groltertlulo.
gebultg geitoltete iid Oo5 9eitcrn
Worgen bonn Sralter6allie, gtr. ,228.
Sii0 2 9rooomap, aus I~tattfin0cnor
9e9rdbniB oeS nod ifmercm &eioel
o1n 81. Scbrltor 10 l(br 0orntitto9a
gcltorbcnen befunntcn l%lbrmod)cra II.
SuDelierS 8ernionn Sii6er9, @ottcn
bon Worgoretc &iibcrS, geb. Stroub.
lin I llbr bc1pegte lid) Der ans }oDl-
reidcn &utI6cn bcItebclt0e Grouer-
5ug nod ser ct. Wiihocls Stride,
no cine fcicrlidc Seelenmelic fir
bcn &critnrbeneu cclebrirt mltr0c.
Der piclc 8crfuon0tc, TrcunOc un08c.
fonnte 0cS 'ScimgcgonQenen bel
ipobntel. Die 9eiieblulg fonO ipGtcr
oui Dem yWtoltnt Carmel 6ric0bofe"
Itatt, ., $. q. s. Carr uno 6re0,
Wtid)olp aus @oibington, 8. 6ricoel,
Com. Noro6oit ". 5. 6oltlt nnO :.
S6iiBler crmiclen 0er1 6rernOe o(3
0obrtuhtrGgcr Die leBtc @1re. @r.
&iibers ipur0e ON IS. Sebrilor 1873
in Miiniter in @eltpbulen geborcn II.
fam inn Sabre 1889 nadb Baltimore,
100 cr leit 40 Sobren nm Sil0-@ruaos
ipop cin llbrengei00it bctrieb. Scinc
groBe &linlt muroc olliciti0 GCuiirs
oigt; inter Nnbcrcm mar ibm Die
groBe 9%burmubr Ger Ct. Eotrid&-
Stride onoertroltt. ST miro ilberlcet
ouBer bon icincr @itt!ue bon orci
566tcrrL Sri. Womie &ii6crS, 6ron
Sophie Goof uno Sri. Ynna Woric
Sii6crS, uno BON iiebcn S0bncn, Scr
mann ", Jim, gilbert 81, &orrn,
Sbcooor, glnton @., Norian 9. ino
@ernb, Is. &iibcrs. guBeroem be-
troltcrn i'm bic @riiDer Nliton @ii,
bers, Wtiiniter, @cltpbolcn, GbriIto,
pier &iibers in Srenlcn SoIcpb SIT
bers IN Nottcrlic, cine S6lueItcr ga
tberinc SolStrup mo cine Sdlu0ge-
rim Sroil @ernboro Siibers III Orc
men. SchS &inoer poren benz Ser.
Itorbc,tcn I'M Tooe boroltSgegongct.
Nout@ g. etc b Of.
8on Sraucrboulc Nr. 10, @inocr'
StroBe, aus fono geItern 9tadnnlttog
ole @eeroigung oe3 am 20. Jebruor
uerltorbenen Srrl. Talll q. Steir.
bad inter 9rober 9etbcili9ung pon
Qeiotrogenben oitf Bent oGcoor Sill.
sSrieDboic" ltott. Taitor Grnlt bon
Sobn,anln belt IN ser lutb. SalcinS.
Stride an @ottcrp : @penae II. &on.
ooaitrobc uno OIL Wra6c tieicmpfnn'
oene Nniprodcn. 3oblrelhe glh'
l,cnltiidc mrrbcn bon 8erfumlotcn
lln0 0efollrten ON Cargo nieocr0c-
leet. Die $3.50. Sobn &odl .. Coz, s
Dad, Gbos. ailiuL SboS. EcrrD II,
Ssreo. gfod)e crmieien benz Gobinge.
idieoenen oic lebtc Gbre oils gnbr'
trftrGger. @r. Steinbo6 iuilroe AM
Is. Sebruor 1856 III aol6erg, Yonl'
lncri,, gcborcn ull0 foln Dor % Sab
rcn nod N(nlerifu. Gin Snbr nod) lei
llcr @nfunit pcr1cirotbctc CT Iid) nit
Der ictiocn Wittpe 6rol Inno, 0eb.
Sopor. Der Gbc cntlprollen 5cbn
ainoer, pol1 bcner tod folgenoe Drel
am 2eben iinb: SS. 6reoerid iro
Houl Steinbod lno Sri. annic
n -, q, I,.,1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Sin Idj5nes itnD nisIides Weideni
fir M~uaehSrise 1T INNER cine lebens.
grpfe photographic uoer cine flint.
Icriih ppllenbete gOpie zines alien
@ilbcs in GrnHon, @aEcrfarbe, Del
ODER YaiicG. Die iA6niten Cabinet
bilber uur 81 pro 9ntcnb. d,
SalimS Scbbel, beutiber Bbotosrapb
(9O-) 32t Rorb.@ san. Gtra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Gpriua's ,eautpn eieSerfreus.SnG.,"
War1Iano & |~runIhlpaniu n. n.
3iiar u%erla'irn sserth.g avg rne. statint:

9tar ~perInfirn &rrth. glrt nne. Stdfipt:
-7.30. Sprti. nod Ncrf ldalih, aueJchctinen
GprtrtnaS.
500 Norm. md Celia, mlr ecn,iaas.
$50 8orti. tiat 9eintr id9Iit, nis8etlntii'
men Gcttnfog5.
leo 9tdcbm. mao @eI.ir, MIR Gnm'iags.
8.2b Hodm. fof gcrt td9!ih. alsBeilontmer'
GonntueS.
4.O5 Nnehm. nab Delta. MIR Sorniaqs.
4.45 Nndhti. 1aG Wsintr tigltG. uliSaennfts
men GountGgs.
600 Mbenog mao 9eIia iapIit, ausgenorI'
men GrnutGts.
II. 90 elherbs iu6 9elfa. nur ScnntneS.
1870 Mbflits linm geiair, Wtitmom u. Gurn'
ftnN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

PofabG tbiuilpnegons mad gleipsDrrt tiro &c,
reit gum 8ebrul6 IN Der GnlrSen' iino an
gos lIsStniIor I'M 1000 slberes.
q, nod Mtiantie.Gih an Wobe1tnacn: n.
rndn Ntiantic .G.tg tdoIih; ., nab Ntlantte.Titn
Sourtnp5. g(qt 8iae bnIien In gaiIminatpn.
8 bdlt In Sbciter an.
Yhila.. Nifunt, GdfroensSintipri. 1918 Rortr.
l2. 90 gddbm., 1910 9tbcnos; MI, WphGlsS tuition,
49, 20 8orti., 1925 gtubn, 49, If gtbenbs.
9ibrroeeu Wffpus, COMMUNICATION. II 90
gn6m., 1910 Abenes; Wt. JRobobSintion
~ 05 J}1dbfn., l1.t5 MhcnoS.
gfeferbirura hpn Nnum In SfIai. cber Bar.
Ter Naeaons, Greifetnten etc. irerecn id1reu be
iorat per 5eicphon In allen ioIaenoen Ginet'
Riirenur: Charles. NIB Wa!ilmere'Sirube, =. &
r., ct. W1ii 1924 Doer mo, 6nuriluno 1901
mi. Robnies tniiDi, 6. Il s., 9t. Werlon 3t29:
3dmhenGtatIpn Sniurmntlonsi Nlrenu, Is. 4 Y,
q. a,nIi $40, ODER nh. Gourt. lHh a728. UNI
Hr. 526. GaoSGroaauas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

E1iIc anr &ciic ms NnslanS be.
iurat Is, Maine, Wr. 4i3, Gi.Saiti.
morc.S traee, uabe Guitumluaie.Gpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Gantbt'S .tsidenfrnh,.Saht.

SunstGuarticr beg pBlbern ST.. lint, ,g'er.
Gins" n9i6cEir1B . 1urncit . Heret1s "
r9anion Sultnermdb:ed zen g1li' uro Heih'
Beretis y6euiide @cpll!b.i6feii" uno
sScfpersgonfluoe VT. 479, 2. O., -"
6rjihtS iBler at ieoer Belt. - s. h -
1clepDot gAolfe 1928 j..
Gpriug's ,Eautpn 9itoerfrau6sSaie,"
sibUeh.gfe g. ctr. II. s5a't,9rr, Hautrn.
Snnptaiiariier hes ga tipnsgiebcr.rd13'
Giteitiinbe iehen Mittirp6 Abtno, Det
9atterss'ereln bertalnnell Iih isncn 3iDls
ituk Nbenh, - ,Ectionnl"sfter am Ropt.
9be, npea.s' LtIebopn - g8oiie t453 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Srit Gift aciturbcn.

IT,
ten i'm beuti6en &creinSlcben iGb
aus Dem 2eben ubberufen.-@or
am Ibeno 5ltoor tpobl uno Nun.
ter. Wor9ens fanb i'm Die
Satin foot.
Sr. Srib Slit elmer i'm oeltti6cn
geleIigen 2cben bcItbefonnten WtGu.
ncr, lit pl0blif Oltrh oen SOB o6bc,
rufen tporben. NodOem er iid on
norbergebenoen Ibeno nit Ieiner
8ottin bis Inn 10 ll6r u~nterbolten
bate uno in better Stimmung gene.
len 81 Iein id)ien, begob er iid sur
Hubc. Nls feline Satin i'm geItern
Wtorgen iDeden tpoIltc, erbielt lie feline
Gntluort. sic r~iittclte ben @otten,
oa lie .glalt6te, berielbe lei nod an
2eben 5iemliA beftig u1b fono Donn,
ooB Oerlelbc toot iei. Gin raid sur
Stelle gerufener Mr5t fonnte MIR
Den ourf &er5idlag eingctretenell
500 conltotiren.
Sr. 6rib Gift crblidte am q. Sllli
1847 in Der Staot Stem : Yorf baS
2idt Der @elt nnO batte, obidon bier
geboren, mebr beuti6eS 8cien IN
iib, oils elm GROCER Tbeil Der eingc.
manoerten 0ciltihen. glS er 3ipei
Sabre oft luor, iicOelte fem Soter,
@r. 8reo. 9. Gift, ipelder ein 81.
ibneiber bon 9eruf mar, nod 9olti-
more iiber. Sier lieB Der Gltere Gift
Den Sobn Snaps S6ule beiltfelt.
9ei'm AilSbru6 oeS 8iirgerfriegeS
trot Der iunge SriB Gift, wcl1er oo-
mails IA Sabre uno 5 Gage aft NOR,
in oos 20. Nep = Dorfer Sreimiai-
gen = &egiment elm in ncl6em Yer
Inter Gapitdu SOLDER in Der CONF
pognie G ais Srommler 5luei Sabre
lana otente. 9tod Dem Iblouf Ieiner
9tenlt3eit fam Der iunge 2tIt nodj
Baltimore. Sier erlernte er IN 0en'
meob's Moi6inen : @erfltGtte oil
Der Solioop-, nabc SaratogaItraBe,
Iein Sanomcrf ais Wtedonifer, mar
Damn in Srn. Sobn S6iaer's Gto-
bliiiement unb ldlieBlid IL Sabre IN
Srn. Sobn 9. Mot's Wol6inen-gScrf-
ItGtte tbGtig, bis er Iif BON Sono'
merf 3uriid5og.
Serr Slit 6interldBt pier So6nC
unO Orci Sodlter, nGmllid bic $50,
George, Sreberid, Sobn uno 6ront
2ib (2eBterer in Sbilaoelpbio) NM
SSrou 8bilippine Cured, Srm, Gnlmo
@ermcrsbouien unb 6rau Wfoml(
@becler, ionic. 5ebn @nfel.
Ser Gntidlofcnc ge60rte Dem Ger
munia.S urnperein," friibcr oSo5iali'
Itiid)er Eurnperetn" ieit % Sobrcll
an, uro Dor sipei So6ren purre et
bon oieien 8erein bclonoerS orSgez
5eidnet, iltoem i6m Elm Gbrcn0iplom
ii6crreid)t muroe. grBer ibn Dar
ltur nod ein Illrrer, ndmli6 Der lett
nod lcbcnbe &crr @unbine, 10 glilGs
lid, oos 50-iGbrige SubilGum ols
Gunner oes genon1ten Gereins 81 be.
geben. Scruer gebort SEER Git Dem
,0ui6one.Yoiten 9tr. 3, O.. q. S."
benz ollnfel 9rdligsSereen" oelIen
Collector er par, Dem r6reunbidaftS.
8uno 9fr. 9" mel6em CT 80 Sobre
olS Sefret1r bicnte, uilb Dem v@0tbe.
@,tnb," lpelGer fiir5lid) aus ausgetrc'
tenen 0titglieoern Der r@otbe.2ogc"
pom .8erbciierten Sroen Der Ep'
tbios. Sitter" organilirt nrroe, an.
Gas 2eidenbcgGngniB finOct NOR.
gen, Nodmittag INN 2 ltbr, bon benz
Sroucrboliie, gtr. 232, Noro. 6remont.
9(penl,e, aus oltf ser Baltimore Sc,
metcrp" itott. Eoitor q. i. Ster9er
miro Sen Srauergottesbienit abbaltcn,
linb OILS 0abrtudtrager filngiren ic
5lpei Mitglieber bonn nunfel 9rdlig'
Screen" pom nDuibone-Eoiten Ger.
3, g. 81. g." mo jc Elm Witglieb bon
Dem nSreunoidoits 9uno" unb Gem
r@ot6e19uno".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
syufidlcs Welo

,l perfaufcn. $3.50 Gents pro Wori
ODER 4.2O Marf fir einen Dollar.
WedIef unb Grebitbriefe aitf nne
Stabte guropa's. @eloienounsen,
Shifisfarten, @eiiepdiie nno alislan'
oiIhes @elo. gbco. .. 0ienrr & Gp.-
217 Cts aItimore-g trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
,tnrn Is. Nlfln,a mehnnrn,n
,o,ot Mica OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

9oreni,G lte 'cu 9nir, una Nbrret.Gtr.
Snupinuariier oes SeiongDcretne .@R 10,
bic. GirGitunpen ichen Dornerit1ggtheio
gieri1 annlnnaen he5 aSeniclirial WPcbper'
WrtetDs" ic0cn 2. MN 4. Dieiitng i'm
W'0rdt. SclcpbDlt-G. ~ u. g8niie 1855 VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Seuer II .cinem Stallgce
bGil &c. &ur5 .llu6 Witternadlt
geitern frii6 brad auf n%nbcfanilte
@eiie In Ben Staluilgen Der DWarp'
lollb geneer anb 9asfet Company"
IN S6urnait'S Court, itabe @oa.Stry
sSeuer ans. sus oailel6c bon Sen go
li5iIten Meuibalp uno 9lad, uelde
ben alarm einionbten, entbcft lpitrOc,
itano 6ereits bas Sol5lperf in Slant
men. Sic ~begonnen Iofort nit Der
Hcttung bon s Tferoen, meIde iid) III
Dem Staae befanoen. Ils lie Oas
leste 8fero b%erailsbolen lpoltelt, mar
Der @iueang gum Staa oiird) 6lam-
men abgeihnittcn, pesbal6 lie cine
anbere 81 einem 9iireau filbrenoe
Sbiire oufbrafen uno Dos Sic ) OFF
oieie @eiie in's Dreie brinee1 nuI.
ten. .Ier. .Sbaoen, Der aui mebrere
Sunoert Collars seiddet miro, lit
bird) Teriihering geoedt. Gos &c
bainoe lit Gigentbum ocs Srn. Soiepb
Ibrman bon Der @eit. uno Mal.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Baltimore Tampf . 8nfct So.
tNlic NIB 5nUc ria lIse Nai.2inie.l
Die Ser. StGuieurIN0ft hti6roerno.
Tnmpfrr ,gtraIniu" tHcH), .Nlabama,"
nt...,I. ~ e-a,aN.ns

Dnmp'cr fabrcn idrlim, Sonutogs ausgeuon,
uicn. ron oen rQatpiaic"sI ierS, yr. f0-i5.
~Gipbt@irnbe. $50 2tbeuns. brett iiun %
llotrt Comfort Mlogtoli. port3rtcntb ulb alien
Ruufter hrs Gfbers. gierftnoirg In Olo
Qoint Comfort NIT aG. & .. @tferbcbn". gPdn
Ridmono. Rerbtnouna In goriSinuutb init benz
.Sedbourb ylir Cine" ioIiben qua urh Rorts'
inoutb LHo %sttldnia. 2r g,ortolf lserbtnoung
iUellih uno nOIo Dominion Cine" nnn 9tem.
bern @niD.uniot. N.'G., Hidmono, Sd.. nus
22CiOr Dorf.
ri0fe anlnien5lmmer, eIeitrifbe geieucttina,
Gantpfbei5nta, Hoien fret. Referh.rte auftten.
jlInmer IN Del. btlet'NiireauI Der Bah Htne,"
~, ,,07t 1ttstGittn'cIe StrnBe,., IN. 60b nIo
Baltimore uH6 Gn~iNcrisGtrGbe. nGDniineitli
1rnft 9u; ,hirI" uno N;buuGt's Nr. 100, ytorb'
GbarlefsGtrnBe.
GoGu ~. sherwpub, y. Bruipi,
|'ce, Grdf. II. Sen Wtdunorr. Wett5 Bnft. Spent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
M2Sss' (@ZSzSH
%wzS SH 49, SSOSLEXXS co.
Soc N~eEinaton: mmO DpnalO:&trabe.
Sin 6riNaatcr, fruppircnocr NM uonitdnOiacy GriOla! 2icir
Vcrfauf bon @aareM lM @ertDe bOn $4,000
1T so GtS. am 0OQar.- SoaaraSia'' '"''rIdifaf

lit 80 GtS. am SOQar.-S oGora0ia'' %6"0erIditae
Gbgc &aarcn wnrScn on Barnett Bros, SOucr, Bel, ucldc
lid Dnt 0cfdJGft 5nrHfGcloGen bnGrn, gcfaNft.
Snicr &crfanf itbt obnc icncs Wcmjen oa nno i ION Der
FOditcn @idtigfcit. SIS lit nn5mcifclbGit cinc5 Der grGRtCn nn6 or
fOlgrcidicn &crfani0Grcigniic mcldc Icit 1abrra bier itnttgeinn-
bcn babcu. Sic finocn bir NMnScrtc uun uirflij criaunlidcn Sc
l~cgcnbcitcn 5um @cOipureu, mic Sic 5Gucu iO bao niht mnOcr
aebOtcn wcrDcn, ba Die GnerOs.Ginfunfsprcic AMI bcinabc Mic g9Oa,
rem bcitanStg icgcn.
(Wnn ibc ben bcnttNCn yNmcrcnu.~
Ser9eipn Sic uibt. Dab 0Gc Cfiertcn pom Sen @oSreuL wcldc
9ap0bnlif in 10 groben Quontt1cn cn0efouit perNen, garBih Der.
idGeoen im0 uo 0ieiel6en in 9epg AMI GuaGtGt bel @cheu ibrrs
trefien. "a 5r 3it tG9Gb ncl3 6ribjabrSuoareu entrciicn, ir
meld)c Glot NeifofNn mcrocn mB, iimO mir 1eJpugcn, Oiecn GRO
BEN Spc}iol@intoui pteocrum 10 raid mic m9gIiG l%Oa5uucrOen;
0esbolb
Hrufitircn Sic Iebr, luCnn Sic morgcn HGdJ nnrrcm 2nbcn Font
men, iuaS Sic audi ~ famFn iuGnihcn, mag Der @cgcuinuo angc.
5cigt icn Docr ntdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

TaFe tiiris HUSBAND beiprat G. Nainr, Hr.
41e pt.9atimurr. Ctr, nate GoftHnbpnie gus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
DISEASE STILL SPREADING
Weeks Record of New Cases Exceeds
All Previous Fgures-MeaSles
Reported Isl Times.


The spread of contagious diseases
does not seem to have abated, last
weeks record exceeding that of any
previous week In the history of the
city. Above are given the statistics as
reported by the health department
Measles is still spreading rapidly and
although the school authorities are
making every effort to stamp 1t out,
they have not had the intelligent CO.
operation of the health department and
are rendered powerless in many in
stances. For time diphtheria seemed
to be on the decrease, but it has broken
out anew and fourteen cases were re-
ported last week. Scarlet fever is also
quite prevalent, and at the end of the
week, besides seven new cases being
reported, there remained in quarantine
thirteen cases. There were also TWEEN
ty-five cases of diphtheria in quaran-
tine, making the total number of cases
Of this disease in the city at present
thirty-nine.
The weeks report showed thirty
eight births and twenty-five deaths
The births were evenly divided among
the sexes, as were the deaths.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
SCaaCHED BY GRAND JURY
st. Louis House of Delegates De-
clared to Be a Menace to
Good Government.

st. Louis, Nov. 30-The October grand
jury made a written report to Judge
Muench today covering the progress of
The work the body has accomplished
and including a scathing denunciation
OF the house Of delegates, the lower
branch of the municipal assembly.
In part the report says concerning
the house of delegates:
This body, as constituted and con-
trolied, is a menace to decency, order
and good government and is disgrace
to the citizenship of St Louis. Per-
sonally. the majority Of the members
possess neither the character nor the
ability to qualify them for the dis
charge of their duties: and it is a lam
entable and regrettable fact that those
members who have the capacity and
are disposed to render honorable public
service are in hopeless minority, sub
Ject to the Jibes. taunts and billings
gate of those who control.
1T appears that the house is domi-
mated by an organization popularity
known as q combine composed of
eighteen members of the body. 1t is
evident to US. and 1t is only fair to say
that all Of the members Of the combine
are not venal and corrupt and that
SoIae Of them honestly felt themselves
compelled to join this majority in order
to be in a position to obtain legitimate
legislation for the constituencies which
they represent"
The work of the grand jury has been
largely confined to an investigation OF
charges of corruption and dereliction
brought against various officers of the
city government and principally men,
oers OF the municipal assembly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
HOLY WAR PROCLAIMED.
Moorish TrIbesmen Reckless in AS
saults Upon the French.

Ialla, Maghnia, Algeria, Nov. 30
MarabCut Bouthich has proclaimed a
holy var, and his emissaries are busy
stirring up the frontier tribes, telling
them that the French are helpless, as
all the soldiers have gone to casa
Blanca
In a fresh attack on the French near
Adjeroud last night 1000 tribesmen
hurled themselves with reckless brave
nv against a French force of 400, bUc
the u ell-posted guns of the French re-
suited in the moving down of the
ranks of the tribesmen, who finally re-
tired. leaving the ground strewn with
corpses. The French loss was two
killed and six wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
MIXING THINGS AT LOGAN

Logan, Nov S0.-The Logan city coun-
ell is having a great time revising the or
dinances Of this quiet municipality. The
matter has been before this body OF So
Ions for a long time, and apparently the
further its members go into the details Of
come Last night there was meeting at
which there was an exceedingly lively
time between Councilman Stevens and
CITY Attorney Sheldon. Most of the mem
bers of the council seem to be possessed
of the idea that they know more about
law than does the attorney. and after he
has drafted an ordinance for them they
proceed to emascuiate 1t. and when they
are through with It, sheldon is ashamed
the attorney draw up a certain ordinance
Sheldon invited the council to draft their
own laws Stevens lectured the attorney
and the attorney handed back a few
choice bouquets, and II ended with that
The council is badly mixed on the tenn
perance question. Some time ago an or
5inance was passed increasing the retail
license from 800 to 81 200 per year and the
wholesale license from $500 TO 5000. A few
evenings ago another member introduced
a measure prohibiting the conducting Of
a saloon within 600 feet of any church or
school house. and requiring a saloonkeeper
to obtain the consent of two-thirds of the
tenants on either side of him for 100 feet
before he can open his saloon. This was
passed. but last night II was repealed. and
the distance made 800 feet in the first in
stance, while the consent proposition was
abolished. On the face of things 1t ap-
pears that the council. which Is Repub-
lican. is determined TO cOmplicate mat
ters as much as possible and thereby leave
large bunch of trouble for the incoming
Democratic administration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
FINS FOR THE EXPOSITION
Lights of the Jamestown Exposition
Turned Out After Speech by
President Tucker.

, Norfolk, Va, Nov 3O.-The lights OF
the jamestown exposition were turned
off by President Tucker after formal
exercises tonight, and the exposition,
which had been running since April %,
came to an end.
President Tucker delivered an ex-
tended speech/in the evening in the au-
ditorium, in which he set forth the
haroshiIs and the successes of the eX-
position.
Touching on the financial phase of
the exposition, he said:
Besides the amount expended by the
exposition company, il is estimated that
there has been expended from other
sources in the betterment of this prop
erty from S1,000,000 to 81, 800, 900. Our
land cost US $3.50 an acre, and shortly
after we purchased it the Tidewater
railroad bought large tract adjoining
US at $500 an acre. Good judges of real
estate in this community have declared
that our land without any improve
ments is worth $1,000 an acre.
Our indebtedness consists of the fol-
lowing. a mortgage of 100000; second
mortgage, 500, 600: balance due the gov
eminent, 100000; total, $1,000 900, 50
thdI IL VIII De seen IL we can realize
from this property two-thirds of what
has been expended on it we will pay
every dollar of our Indebtedness. And,
IL we could realize what the property is
fully worth we would be able to pay the
stockholders in full.
In order, therefore, TO pay our credi-
tors. we must find purchaser who can
pay s., 100000 for the property and is
order TO raw the stockholders a pur-
chaser who will pay s2.5O00 600"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
SUCCUMBS TO ALCOHOL
Con Sullivan Found Dead in a
Saloon in Park
CitV


Park City. Nov. 30.-This morning about
$50 o'clock Con Sullivan was found dead
in the Oak saloon here. Deceased had
been in Park City off and on for cou-
pie of years past and had spent good
deal of time drinking, though at times
he did a little work. 1t is thought that
death was the direct result of excessive
drinking. The man went into the place
some time during the night and lay down
on one of the benches and fell asleep. and
died without awakening. Exact time Of
his death is not known, but it is thought
to have been but a short time before the
body was found.
Deceased leaves three brothers in Park
City. a sister and brother in Butte, and
his father and mother in Ireland. The
remains will be inferred in the City
cemetery.
The first regular meeting of the Park
City Citizens club was held last even
ing at the city hall. with the full mem
bership in attendance. The bylaws and
constitution were read and upon a vote
of the meeting adopted. The next order
of business was election of officers. and
the following citizens will steer the des-
TIMES of the club for the next seven
months: President, Sam L. Radon. vice
presidents. c. II. Spriggs and Rod Nc
Donald: secretary, Ed LeCompte; treas
urer, David Baxter.
Following the election, the officers were
installed, and in a few words the presi-
dent outlined the clubs s work. He as
sured the assembly that, with their CO.
operation. the club would be a big thing
for Park City, and that all sorts of good
would result. The next meeting of the
Cube will be held Friday evening.
The local lodge of Elks has made all
arrangements for a session of sorrow
at it's lodge rooms tomorrow evening. A
short program has been arranged and
DR.. G. NJ. Wilson will deliver the eulogy
The big calendar of cases which were
to have been heard in Coalville at this
term of court seems to have dwindled
f1 frpr Of INN Lee
to be heard in the county seat. Owing
to the inaccessibility of the town all
parties to suits are always anxious TO
transfer their cases TO Salt Lake or else
where, or let them go over from time to
time. The session will be concluded this
week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
TRUST COMPANY
FRAUD CERTAIN
Attorney General Jackson of
New York Makes Public Re-
port of Temporary Receivers
WORK FOR THE GRAND JURY
WILLIAM COW THE CENTER OF
ATTACK.

New York, Nov 3O.-Attorney General
Jackson made public today the report
Of the temporary receivers of the. Will
liamsburg Trust company of Brooklyn,
and the International Trust company
OF New York, both of which recently
suspended. The matter will be taken
before the grand jury of Kings county.
The president of the williamsburg
Trust company was Frank jenkins.
who with his brothers, John G.. jenkins,
j., and Fred J. Jenkins, held a con-
trolling interest in the Jenkins Trust
company, now suspended. The Interna-
tiOnal Trust company was closely al
lied with the Borough bank of Brook
lyn, the late Howard Maxwell. who