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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Sob bmrdl 2cndltaas.

~SUp pHtNJ SlHuUtHuS-
Son 3lpei IoIi5iIten miro Sobn go
iton foot ouigeflmOen. Sic
luuren BON Ser furdtiomcn @ot-
tin berbeigeruien iuorOcn. Ger
&oum mar nit @us geiiiut.
Sn chem 2eudt9os gefiiIlten Clint
mer oe8 oritten Stodwerfs ieiner
@obnuna SIR. 4t2, NorO.gonOsStr t.
tobt ouf Dem 9ctte liegcno, uurOc
geitern Wor0cn UNI 10 llbr Der 81
jdbrige 3immermeiiter Sobn EoIton
BON Den Foli3iIten 6er0inon0 i.
Ooungbeim uno Scnrp u. Sdmarbs
fopi unter llm1tGnoen oufgcfun6en,
Die altf S%eI6itmoro ihIieBen laiien
tonnten. Ser ifneu berbeigerufene
u. &. S. HrIicl bon 9r. 423, Noro.
V%rooomop fonntc nid]tS mcbr ats
rihten. 6rnu 6roncis 8oiton, sic
Satin 6eS %erItorbcncn, Io9te ge-
tern Nodnlittog 81 eincnt 8eridter.
Itottcr bcs rGcutiden Gorrcipon-
oenten" SolQcnbc8: .Oicin Nonn lit
3immcrmeiitcr BON Beirut in So(ge
oeS ungiinitigcn 8etterS fonnte CT
ieit bier @ohen nidt orbeitcn unb
tranf lett oieier 3eit itGrfer, olS ionIt.
8Gitcru 2(beno Qingen mir mic &c.
m0bnli6 III 9ett unb mar infer
S6lof5immer megen Ser G~rfranfun9
uniercr beiocn Ginberden an ben
Moiern itorf gc6eijt. Weinem Wann
lpur0c cS 81, GeiB, un0 5iuiiden IL
uno 9 ll6r bcgob er iid in OoS
SdIoi5immer be8 oritten Stof.
mcrfS, no er sic Iebtc Belt mciitcnS
idlici. I'D nobm on, Oo cr cine 6la.
idlc nit @bisfeo mitno6m, DOB CT
micOcr %getrumfcn .bot. Sctte Mors
gen iuoutc i6 mcincn Wonn sum
Srii6Itiid bcrunter rllfclL bodl bcforn
i6 fcinc Intmort; ga id annnbnt,
OoB CT inter ocnl GinfluB oeS 9Llfo.
bols left idGiei idenfte id Scr Chat
iu6e fcine @eodltung, sod cling i6
nod fur5er 3cit NIT meincr Nfi6te
micOcr binoitf unb flopftc unb rief
bof Nidts rcgtc iid. % id @oSge-
rltd) iun6rnnhnl, nllrbe id Gnglid
unb mogte nidt, Sic Sbiirc 81 oifnelL
ltno lief ouf sic StroBe bis ih an ser
nGditcn @fc sic bci0en Toli5ilten
trut Die nit mir folnell. @ir off.
neten MN Die Sbiire uno fonoeit
meinen Wonn, ouf oem 9ett Iiegenb,
to0t Dor. Ger 8asbobn, ser iiber
ooS 9ett 6inrogt, iuor ponig orge.
orebt. Sd nebnte an, DOB mein
Wonn boS 8n5 n1Siinbcn fpolltc,
o6cr fcin Strcidbol5 fin6en fonnte,
Damn cs bergoB unb einihlicf. Gr
mar INNER iebr unuorlidtig nit
Gas. SrgcnopeIdc llrio6e sum
SelbItmoro 6otte CT ni6t, bu er id)on
fir Elm gauges Sobr 4rbeit I'M gor.
aus bate uno mir in georoneten Ser.
6dltniIien lebten." Coroner Gar.
rut6crs Iteate SEN Sobtenihcin ollf
llngliidsfou aus. Die 2ei6c miro
lpobriheinli6 mad &irginien iiber.
iiibrt merben, iuo Die @riioer Srn.
EoItpn's lpo6ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

Gin id)6nes nnS niitlides 8eIdenf
fir InsebSrise 1T INNER cine lebens.
arufc Gbutosrapbie uoer cine flint.
lcriid pullcnbctc Gppie cines alien
SilScs in Grapun, 8aRerfarbc, Del
peer Yaitca. Die idl0nitcn Cabinet
bilScr MIR ST pro 9ntenb.
Snlins Scbbel, oeltiher 8botuarapb,
CO., 321 NurS-8 ag- Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
1luter HGSern sermalmt.

@roltcnbofter Soo bon brei Glen.
bobn . Irbeitern in Siio 9aIti
more. ~ 3>uei oerielben in Stiide
Qcihnitten. - Der brittle I'M So
ipttol geItorbcn. - Die Sooten
BON peridieoencr NationalitGt.
Gin grouenbofter llnion, Sen sic
9llloen5eltgcn 10 lcidt nidt per9eiicn
mcrocn, trltg lid ocitcrn in SiiO.9ol-
tinlore 81. 9rei Streden = Ar6eiter
ser Baltimore . Ohio , 9abn wurOcn
nGnllid] un scr Ohio : 9lucnle, 5tpi-
itcn ser GroB. mo @cititrobc, bon
elmer &ongir . &ofomotiuc iiberfubs
rem uno 3pei berielben wuroen att
genbIifli6 gct0otct, lpGbrenO Der
Critic i'm ,Worol6nocr llnipcrlitGt8-
0oipital" ltarb. Die &errm9liidtcn
limo:
Ism. s. Simpler, 80 Sabre alt, bon
9tr. 1858, SomeS1troBc.
Carlo Soliooni % Sabre alt, BON
Nr. 500, Noro,@rctcritroBc.
Sobn Siuta, % Sabre alt, pop Htr.
i09, StofbolntItroBe.
Snpoer mar Elm G%nglGnoer, Salt'
oo1li Elm Stoliener uno Sinta elm
ltngur.
Ger llnfoQ trltg iid fur5 mad bier
llbr No6rlttto9S 5u. Die brei 2cltt
orbeiteten nod nit elmer In5abl Sea.
mcroocll, BON ocnen Der gr0Bte Sbeil
aus Slopofen bcIton0, auf oerSobn*
itrcdc 5iuii6cn Ser GroB- uno Sam.
burqItraBc. r<ll jencr @egcno lit Der
6radtucrtcbr 10 lebbdit, Dob c5 iIbcrs
bullpt mr1lber nimmt, Bob nidt
mebr ocrartige ltniGlc porfomnlen.
go icbr boben lid bic &clltc Ooron
gclp0bnt, ocn bins nnO bcrfobrcnocn
Nonoir 2otouotiucn ols5illpcid)en,
Dob tic formli6 iorglos gerporoen
inl0 uu0 hielem l~lnlItonb mag jitnl
0roBtcu Gbcil Scr geitrigc llnfolI gu
5uidrcibcn qelpcicu fem,
@G6rcu0 bic 2cltte gerooe cincm
3llqe uuSgeni6cn luorcrL fom olt
Dem @clciic, ol,i mcl6cs tic tratcn,
cine 2ofonlotipc in noroliber bid.
tulg bcrongefobrcn uno Die orcl
W6nner mllroen 5ltlonrmcn oilf ooS
@elciic ~9elporfen mo bon Den Mo
bern crfobt. Die 2ofOnlotipc tltbr
iibcr ole orei binpeg, uno Der Nnblld
Der GcrurgIiidten mod)tc, olS Die
Nuaen5cligen 0cS llnfaleS berbei tus
men, ocniclben beinabc oas Slut IN
ben Iocrn eritorrell. Die orei Wtan-
ner biloetcn eilen uniormtlid)en Wens
itellfn6uel. SGnoc uno SiiBe luger
nebc1 bent 8eleile lumber nno ole
@ingemeioe bon 5ruei Der Gerungllids
ten mlBtcn III Gin1crn cinge'ornulelt
mcr0en. Die Sei6en BON Snpoer II.
Soliooni ipuren tbotlddlif SIR I'M
fcnntlidfeit peritiimmclt, nnO MIR
Sinfu legte nod 2ebenS5eifen an
ben Gag. Gr muroe Oobcr lofort in
Der Nmbulon5 bes iiibli6en 0tItrifts
nod) Ocnn nWorplGnoer llniper'itotS'
Soipitol" gebroht, iuoielbit er furj
nod ieiner 4nfunit itorb. Die SET
den BON Snpoer unb Soliooni mllr.
bcn ltod) ser Worgue iibergefii6rt.
Coroner Or. 3. Sc. Hcinbarot miro
bcilte @6cno in Ser iiiblidet Boli5eit
Itution einen SnQrcit IN penn Sale
obbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Tns &cttcr.

Siir Worplon0 ut0 0cn 9iItrift So.
lunlbia bClltc tlor, bclttc Nbeno o0cr
morgen Gcgcu obcr S6ncc.
Wcitern mar Der b0d)ltc SberntomC'
tcritono # 8roo Inn = llbr Nad).
mittoga uno ser nieorigite q @ro0
. llbr WorGcnS.
Sn Den ilbrioen 9unoe8 8ettcr'
6cobohtlngS = Stationcn lullr0cn &c.
ltcrn oic folgenoen nieorigiten Sbcr'
momctcrit0n0c bcobobtet: Goitport
0, Tortlono 6, 9oiton "A, Nlbonp s,
gIctp = Norf -, E~biIooclpbio n, Mt.
Iontic 9ttp 26, gSoibington 20, Nor
folf 81, SotteroS 40, Charlotte "a,
Wilnlington 40, Gborlciton 4G, 60
nonlob 80, SodIonpiue 60, Slpitcr
60, Sen @cit 20, atlnllto 40, Mont
aolncrp IS, Hclp . Orleans 81, Ealc-
fine IS, @oIpeIton 81, Corpus Gbris
itic GA, Mcmpbis IL, Cincinnati 81,
Yittsburg %, Oslpc1o s., Buffalo 10,
Glepelono Is, 9etroit A. Nlpcnn &,
Morqiiettc 4, Green @op s, Chicago
80, TuIlttb 4, Ct. Eall 10. ct. &oiltS
80, &nnioS Gitp "a, Omobn 81, Srl-
ron 6, 8iSmord IS, WiQiiton is,
Soprc -16, Scleno 6, Solt Sufe 81
IN 80, 0enper %, Nortb Ylottc II,
3ooge Gitp 20, glmorillp n, Sos 9(n-
geleS 40.
Gin Strih Dor Der 3iffer beoclltet
inter Nua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Staot Baltimore.
llnterhnltnnns 4. @enmciirr.
nWlnii. Mlaermle.n Nieie glothe:

nW,nti.stasemie. Sieie @8o6e: pSbe
Sduabters Of Wlen".
ysInntH's." = Siefe ISOLDE: r9rerob The Ra'
eific".
u@abein," - 9iefe g9o6e: r5reS 1ripiu's
BID Sbou".
r5prs'S." - Gieie gSo6c: nGbcdcrS".
rpuIioan". 49, Siefe 2Sobe: rSolp SeuriS
Stre grnteH".
oNlbnnsb'S." - 2icie gso6e: RercD 9Gslucu
III yGiObe".
yNiarpianb," - 2iefe 2BOae: aeitb's 9oubes
piue'SoriieunngeH.
,,Muhitorium," - Giefe 8ode: RIOT Oct,
gut Coon.
,Gelp N%ipnumrntaI." - Nieic g4o6e: nMib
Reip gorf. IT,"
300" Rprib. gpenue unb fat. etrnhe. -
Gaglth Borttelluneen o~reiitrtCr iuiIoer Ibiere
tno anoere llnterbdItlinget, iolute Houi6ubs
hubu.
3rbntes eeabubH. Hetital am 5rettne. ben l..
Nlnr5. HadNmittdpe 4 ubr.
YSermnuu.eoGe Hr. ., frSen Der ed1ne Der
Wreibctt." - Vim 4. Widr3 30. Stittlil9steif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Sunnenanf. nno llnteranna.

Sounenoufgong 6 llbr AZ Minutel.
Sonnenlmtcr9ong 5 llbr 56Yiimutcn,
8oQmon0.
8lutb 6 llbr 80 Winuten WorgcnS.
Slutb Z llbr 26 Minutcn 9(benoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
@eloienounaeu

Md 0eutlflnnb "a Gents pro Warf,
nod Seitreid 20R Gents pro arone.
Torto ertrn. Shiffsfarten pom iluo
iiadl Sei,tidlanO. Heiiepdiie, Wed)-
icL Greoitbriefe uno ausI1noiid)es
@eIo. Sbco. s. 9iener & &c., 217
Sit-galtimore-S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
2ofnlbcridjtc ans @aibiugton.
9creitS $4,000.

Sir bcn v8eorgc @nibingtou Uni.
ueriity Sumo" iino bcreitS $S7,225
ge5eidnet morbcn. Inter Nnoeren
5Cid)netc geitern !Sr. Gbriitian Selts
rid $4,000, mo ieinc @ottin go6
$500. Die 3eidnltng iiir ben 5onO
bcgonm om 0ienItog. IS limo 800.
coo fir Die llnipcriit6t criorocrlid.
@iirbe SIT t6eucr lein.
Die 0iItriftS -. Gonmiii6re iin0
rid)t 81 @ltnltcn Scr jctigcn8iu, mel.
dye beItimmt, boB &olhuo9cn bis gum
1. Sanlor 1908 nit bier 3ol brciten
Ncifen nerleben lperoen miiiien, 90
oteies fir Die $3.50 2oitmogen inn 81.
thrift Columbia $2,772,000 foItcn
iuiirbe. Sic befiirluortel, ooB Die
3eit fir Ole Aenoerung bis 1912 BIN
ollS9eIhoben, uno Wagen bon iiber
COCO uno iueniger OILS 5000 Gfunb
SragfGbi9feit nit orei50aigen urlh
@o9en bon ii6er 5000 Eiuno Srog.
iGbigfeit nit brei5oaigen Geifen Der
iehcn iueroen lollcll.
SudteY oon6.
SomeS WortinL ein 81 Sabre alter
Contractor Don Nr. 1888. Siio-Gupi-
tolltroBe, licgt IN idJucr ucrlestent
3uitonoe I'M .Eropiocnce , SoIpitol"
oornicoer. @ie Die Eoli5ci iogt, bat
CT ieinen 3uItanb iid icIbit gu Der
bonfen. @r fam am 0ienitog Ibeno
nod Sobn Sommcr'S @oitlpirtb.
idoft 9tr. t343, Siib = GopitoIitruBc,
iboltte Den oort befinolibet Negerll
ld)orf ms @eiidt cntfernte lid Damn
unb febrtc bolo nad)ber nit einem
gclooenen Hcpolper IN Der Sano 5u.
rid, Der ibm obcr BON einen Der Re'
ger entriiien muroe. Die Neger Der
licBen Damn bos 2ofo!, marteten aber
ollf Der StraBe, IIS Damn Martiil
uno ben i'm begleitenoen @n. Wtc-
gfamoro bon Nr. 157, ll.StroBe, Dos
Sofol perlieBen, mitroen lie bon Den
Negern pertlppft.
Wc9tanlara fam nod pcrbdltniB.
mGbig glimpflih oapon, aber Wurtin
i6lltgen uno Itahen Die Negcr, bis
CT belinnungSlos mar. gd)t Hegcr
ipuroen BON Der Yoli5ei perboftet.
9 0 n'e in G Neger bcraubt.
5rou s. 9. Wilep bon Nr. 1410,
SopfinsitroBe, mlroe am 0ienito9
slbellb Dor ibrem Souie bon einent
Meger I'm lire Sanotaibe beraubt,
Die S. entbielt. Der &1uber entfanl.
$50 pro2ompe.
Ser Gonferen5 = 9eridt iiber sic
Geripiai9ungs Bill fir Sen 9iitrift
Columbia iebt oen Yreis pro eleftri-
ibe 9ogenlurnpe ulf $S5 pro Sobr
felt nno periuiuigt $100,500 fir bieic
9(rt MISUNDERSTANDING.
Oie SterbIihfeit.
Hof Dem 9eri6t oes @eiunobeits.
Gomnliiidrs itorben IN Der perfloiics
men ISOLDE 1876 Eerionen i'm 0iitrift
Columbia, ge9en 1871 IN Der gleid).
~loufenoen @ofe oes Soriabres. Do
BON iporen SO 8eiBe. Die Sterblid).
feitsrote Der @eiBen wor 1876 pro
Souienb uuo Die Der Neger so.
llngliifIideeben
9tui ben @rulo bin, ooB ibr Wnnn
Sroncis Gilep ein angebliher Sriui-
fenboIb lei, reihte Mop &ilep i'm 81.
itrifts Supreme . 8erift cine &lo.
&c auf geietlihe Grennung BON ibnl
Elm. 9os Yaor beiratbete in 1895.
@m. 9rpipn rerlangt IN Oemielben
@eridt obioluta Sheibung bon Got.
tic 9rorpn, oie err 1902 beiratbete.
Ser rterihIa9nn be.
idnIbigt.
Rid)n,o g. @biuarbs bon GlorfS'
burg, @..@o., lit in @aibin9ton auf
Die aniAulbigung perbaitet moroen,
in ieinem Seimatbsorte als ggent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28
Nag &eiTcrt,
Scmtider Ebutograpb,
4O9-411 Nuro.8 an.S traEe,

SpeSinl.S fierte!
Tur fir cine tursc 3eit.
9 ieinfte Cabinets prtraits unb / Iebensarobe5
Gortrait nit feinem Nobmeu fir $3.50.
Bite, ndlteu sic auf nieiRe Mbreffe:
Mar @eiWert, 409--411, sssro.gap,e trate.
CSe5ff1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

Sinan5ieIleS. - Gin @eriid)t
lit in 8inon5freiien i'm llmlotf, buB
Die Gontrolc iiber Die Commercial
lnO 6ormer'S Hotionolbonf" boIO III
dnoerc S1noc ii6ergcbcn miiroe. is
muroe oobltr6 ucrurioht, ooB bic
Mofleriirmo Ycorb, Sill & 50. 1T
Der lcbten 3eit groBere Soften Iftielt
Der 9onf erluorben bat. Sr. Geo. u.
bon 9inget lit elmer Der groBten
aftieniubober bes SnititutS nno
Rrdiibeiit o%elicIben,
Sr. 8. @nlter Otter lit gum
aoiiirer Der Observation-Disclosures"
erruGblt .morbeu. ST wor bis6er
SHls.aaiiirer. Sr. 6reberid u. Col
field. Jet 8rGiibcnt Der nGonton
Rotiouol6onf iuor iriiber &oilirer
ser @onf.
IaS Iircftorium scr ,Trittelt
9sotionolbont" belt geitern ieinc
no6entIide Teriommlung ob, tbat
ober feline S6ritte IN ge5ue ouf boS
@iebereingebenloiien Scr Nodtbonf.
Ger Clearing Souie @erein" miro
bellte cine Spc5ialliblng balten, uno
Dem 8ernehmcn nod iinb perihE,
bene Witglieoer beiielben 5u @lllltcn
elmer @erloneerung Der 6riit fir ooS
Sncnbolten Der Nod)t6onf. aiir5lid)
nabm oicicr &ercin cinen @eiflrb
an. NoB bonn I, NGrj al sic gum
&erein gcbGrenben 0onfcn nm 8 ll6r
Nod)nliitagS gcihlolicn perbcn mill
len. llnterociicn bot obcr sic y9alti.
more SruIt ans Guarantee So" be
if)Ioiicn, ibr 9nnf9eihdit I'M Gqli,
.@c61ube bis 10 llbr Nod)tS
often 81 boltcn,
9 6Grferc npeftion -
Gincr Srbre oes SonoelS : Commit.
lars Strals 5ufolge ncroen ole nm
ter Nuiiift Der Compiler Snipeftions.
9eb0roe i%tebenoen Sdiiie porgegim
Der ShififobrtS : Soiion oes Cont
merS bon Neitem bciid)tiat un0 olti
ihrc Sild)ti9teit 9cpriiit mcrbcn. Slac
Compiler, Die 6cnglnfor0crm9cn nidJt
cntiprcdlen. pcrocn oliBer Iienit &C.
itcllt lucroen. bis oic Norihriitcn oes
Compiler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eriiiut
iiub. Sefret1r Stralla' Srore be.
iogt ulaoriiflih, haB lid Die Suipef-
tion beionoers auf 0ampier, meld)e
5oblreide Yoiiogiere bef0rberr, ipie
Grfuriions 4. 0ompfer mb SGbrboos
tc, erltrcdcn ioa. gcionbere Seod,.
tllnG miIiien Die Snipeftions = 9ebor.
ben Den l%lebrngen an Den HettulqS-
booten mo Den 5euerloid . Npporo-
ten idenfcn.
sSrp IT finn r II d1 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

8reiitellen fir inoti d c
W1bden am .@omcn's College"
in Baltimore limo, 0atridten oils
SnSien 5ufolge, pom Or. Sobr i.
8ouder,' ErGiioent Der 2ebrnnitalt
Der ii6 5itr Belt aui elmer @eltrciiC
befinoet, aeitiitet woroen. Cine 6rei.
IteGe lit fir 5iinl Gbriitentbim be.
febrte 1odyter Sitoien's ntb cine or.
oere fir 9od)ter bon Wiiiionaren in
Snoien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

@cgen Sbierqu1lerei be-
It t. - 8eorg Slider bon Ir.
300, Sit-6ort-Ipenue, purbe geitern
IN Der iiiblifen Toli5eiitation I'M S.
unb Soften b%eitraft. meil er elm fran.
fes Efero 5ur Arbeit pertpanote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-28

@nteS iabrsgeida t.
- gae an5ciden beliten oarouf bin,
boB oos 6ciibiobrsgeidaft Der 9oltic
nlorer GngroSbGuier ein iebr grtes
lperocn miro. Seit elmer @ode idon
itromen 3oriIctte pom Iorben, Sit
oen unb @eiten berbei, Inn lire Gin
fGuic at modem, unb Die SotelS linb
iiberiiiat. Mrnitrong, Gator & Cos
groBcS Gutluooreneeiddft, meldles
iett ieine 5rueite Sriibiobrs.Grofi'
ming bat, mar eeiiern Den gon3e,l
Gag nit SGl,olern atgefiilt mo ooS
8cihGit mad)tc grobe @erfanie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-10
WILL SHORTEN THE TRIAL
Stipulation Between Attorneys in the
Pettibone Case Regarding In
PRODUCTION of Evidence.

Boise, Ida, Dec. BY agreement of
attorneys for the state and defense in
the Pettibone case the trial was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning, when
the opening statement for the prosecu-
ton will be made by James H. Hawley.
The postponement was agreed to par
TALLY because Senator Borah cannot
reach the city until tonight and par
TALLY that a stipulation between the
state and defense as to certain evidence
may be drawn. This stipulation Will
provide that the testimony on the ex-
plosion in the Bradley residence at San
Francisco, given at the Haywood trial,
shall be admitted as evidence in the
Pettibone trial, and it is understood
that the testimony of a number of
Colorado witnesses will also be covered
in the stipulation. By this procedure
the trial will be greatly shortened and
each side spared the expense of bring
ing witnesses from other states.
At the conclusion of a conference
between the attorneys for the state and
the defense in the Pettibone case to-
night. ii was announced that a stipula-
ton had been signed providing that the
testimony given at the Haywood trial
on the explosion at the home of Fred
Bradley in San Francisco should be
read to the jury, and no witnesses in
troduced on that feature of the case.
The stipulation does not cover testi-
mony on crimes confessed by Harry
Orchard in Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-10
NEW YORK'S BLUE SUNDAY
Police of the Opinion That Riot
Will Follow Another Attempt
to Enforce Law.

New York. Dec. 9.-New York's blue
Sunday will be remembered for a long
time. For the first time in the history
of the city $4,000 people who usually
attend some form Of amusement on that
day were forced to anIuse themselves
by walking the streets or in the parks
There was not theatre, not a concert
hall, dance hall or lecture room open in
the city and 400 penny arcades that
usually do an enormous business on
Sunday were closed. Even the dOnkeys
that carry children on their backs for
a small fee in Central park rested. 1t
is estimated that actors, musicians and
employees of the various entertainments
that are usually open on Sundays, lost
SIS. 900 by the forced closing of every
thing and the estimated loss to the
amusement interests of the city is
placed at $4,000
The board of aldePmen Will meet to-
morrow and will remove the cause of
the difficulty insofar as it is possible
for them to do so. 1t is thought the
conditions next Sunday will be consid-
erably improved. The police say that
genuine disorder would follow the at
tempt to enforce another blue Sun
day."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-10
MAY LIVE THROUGH TROUBLE
Directors of Kansas City National
Bank Of Commerce Working on
Plan to Reonen.

Kansas City, No. Dec. 9.-Arrange-
ments had practically been completed
for the reopening tomorrow of the
Stockyards Bank of Commerce. depos-
its of $3.50 600, which failed last week
following the closing of the National
Bank of Commerce. The institution
will be bought outright from the re-
ceiver of the National Bank Of Com
merce. This will be the second bank
to have resumed since the furry last
week.
The directors Of the National Bank
of Commerce are working hard on q
plan for the reorganization of that
bank, and hope to make a sufficiently
good showing to gain the permission of
Receiver Bradley to reopen.
An incident of self-sacrifice connected
with the failure of the National Bank
of Commerce has just come to light.
William A. Rule, for many years cash
Ter of the bank, it develops, mortgaged
his magnificent home on the south side
to pay certain individual notes given by
him to pay for bank stock. Some time
ago the directors urged that Mr.. Rule
should personally own more stock than
he then held in the bank. He was I'M
able 10 pay cash for IL, and borrowed
the money outside the bank, giving his
personal notes therefor. These notes
were not due for some time yet. but to
protect the holder of them, MIR. Rule
mortgaged his home on the day before
the failure and took them up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-10
PARTIAL SUNDAY CLOSING

Kansas City, Dec. 9-Adolphus Busch,
the millionaire brewer of st. Louis,
was quoted in an interview here today
with saying he favored local option and
partial Sunday closing.
Mr.. Busch with his wife and a party
of friends passed through Kansas today
in his special car on their way to Pas
adena, Cal, where the brewer has a
winter home. Il am in favor of local
option" said Mr., Busch in reply to
the question of a'newspaper man. IF
a saloon is obnoxious to a community
it should be voted out" He continued:
LAS to Sunday closing, have plan
that should meet with universal appro-
val. 1t is this: Close the saloon from
midnight Saturday until o'clock Sun
day afternoon and then let them open.
That would give everyone an opportun-
ity to go to church in the morning."
The widespread prohibition movement
was viewed with some alarm by Mr..
Busch. It's spreading all over the
SOUTH" said he, and even Oklahoma
went prohibition. That cost me a mil
lion dollars
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SALOON AND STREET FIGHT.
Jack Davis the Hero
of Both Occasions.
Especial to The HeraldO


Goldfield, New. Dec. 9.-"Diamond-
field Jack Davis and an agitator
known by the sobriquet of "Blackie"
engaged in a rough and tumble fight in
the Bank saloon this morning, which
was resumed later on the street, and
came near resulting in a riot Davis
had the better of the scrap. Davis
was conversing with three officers of
the troops when "Blackie' and two
companions entered the place. which is
under the ban of the union and is sell
dom patroniZed by its members.
'Blackie" stood alongside Davis and
made a vulgar and offensive remark
concerning the soldiers, declaring,
We'll get 'em"
Davis Immediately undertook his
chastisement. A constable separated
the men, and "Blackie" was elected
from the house by the manager. Half
an nour later he met Davis in front #
the rlsce, and the fight was renewed.
"Rlackie's" friends enOeavored to get
him away, but the Infatuated man per-
sisted in his attempt to reach Davis.
Several guns were drawn by persons
present, but every man was afraid to
fire for fear Of hitting his own friends.
''Blackie" was finally taken down the
street by main force, vOwing to get
Davis. If he is successful. the friends