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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
WILL TAKE LONGER VACATION.

President to Leave for Oyster Bay
Early in June.
Washington. April. 22.-President
Roosevelt will leave Washington for
his summer home at Oyster Bay, June
12. This is much earlier than has
been the presidents practice hereto
fore, but he feels that public business
is in such shape that he can conven-
iently leave. He looks forward to a
long period of rest and recreation.
The president is to make two
speeches on Georgia day. at the
Jamestofn exposition, June 10.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
NO HARBOR FOR ASSASSINS
Leader Of Criminal CamOrra Society
is Ordered Deported.

followed. In the Tombs court today
the defendant was discharged on the
murder complaint but was immedi-
ately turned over to the federal au-
thorities and removed to Ellis island.
Commissioner of immigration Watch
orn said he would be deported within
a few days.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
JAPANESE CRUISERS COMING.

Gibraltar, April 22.-The Japanese
cruiser Tscuba and Chilese, after a
warm welcome here. left today for
ENGLAND, on their way to jamestown,
where they will represent the Japa-
nese government at the jamestown
exposition.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
COURT MARTIAL ADJoURNs.

San Antonio, Texas, April 22.
Pending the arrival of the two wit
nesses from Washington, the Maaklin
court martial trial adjourned today
until the call of its president.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
QUIET AT FERNlE.

Large Pay Roll Distributed Among
Employees.
Vancouver, B. c., April pa spe-
cial from Fernie, B. G., says: Every
thing was quiet here last night, but
the situation is still alarming. On
Saturday night sssO,OOO was paid
out for the March pay roll, and the
men spent their money freely, seem
ingly not troubled with thoughts Of
the future.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
BOUND TO RIDE.
Armed Hoboes Attack Crews of North
ern Pacific Freight Trains.

ern Pacific Freight Trains.
Spokane, Wash, April 22.-Two
Northern Pacific freight trains were
attacked last night by an armed gang
of hoboes. A dozen or more boarded
a train when it stopped at Seventh
avenue, in the western part of the
city. The trainmen tried to drive
them off, when the men pulled guns
and the railroad men retreated to get
weapons. They returned and drove off
the gang.
The hoboes later attacked the sec
cnd train. and it is reported, pulled
their guns and succeeded in intimidat-
ing the crew. It is believed they sue
ceeded in getting out Of town on this
train. s.Ff'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
ON NOMINAL BONDS.
vioIators of Ohio Antitrust Law
Given Their Liberty.

Toledo, Ohio, April 22.-Judge Nor.
ris today fixed bond of $3.50 for each
Of the men indicted by the grand jury
Saturday for violations of the Valen-
tine antitrust law. The bonds cover
all indictments returned against each
individual. The report of the grand
jury caused a tremendous upheaval in
the lines of trade affected.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-23
BRINGING HOME SMITHS BODY.
Relatives Accompany Remains of New
Yorker Back to Honolulu.


Honolulu. April 22.-The duke and
duchess of Manchester and Mrs. j. P.
Smith. the wife of silent" Smith, who
recently died in Japan, are passengers
on board the Pacific Mail liner Siberia,
which arrived here today from the
orient. The party is en- route to New
York and is accompanying the re-
mains of Mr.. Smith, which are aboard
the vessel
Rear Admiral Brownson of the Unit
ed States navy, recently in command
of the Pacific fleet, and several line
officers, who will represent the Chi.
nese army at the Jamestown exposi.
tion, are passengers on the Siberia
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
DOESN'T MEET SYNDIC1TE
ProUidcnt Sarings Life assurance
SOGctN McctinC POstnOned.

meeting called, it was said TO bring about an
agreement between Z. L. Thomas and a Phiade-
phia syndicat" 10 end the uncertainty Of the con-
trcl of the Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety and relieve the syndicate peculiar posi-
tion Of having possession OF the company but not
the stock. was postponed Yesterday.
The negotiations for the sale of the Proyident
Savings Life Assurance Society To the syndicate
have been going for several weeks. John J..
Coyle, head Of the syndicate has not yet received
the stock from Mr.. Thomas. as Of it is still
held collateral in various banks. The meeting
called yesterday. officer OF the company said.
postponed for several reasons.
Morgan J. o. 'Brieu. who is representing Mr.. Coyle
here refused to discuss the situation. At the com
pany's office. No $40 Broadway, yesterday, mn
officer. in speaking of the matter. said that the
transaction between the Philadelphia syndicate and
Mr.. Thomas purely personal one and in no
way involved the finances Of tho TroVident Savings
Lie Assurance Society.
The poIicyholders of this company" he said
are entitled to know that the company is fully in
tact. The company does not own a single dollar Of
stock in any OF the so-called Thouas-FIenze Morse
banks, nor in any trust company banks. Neither
has it dollar in any Of the ice copper or steam
snip securities in which these gentlemen are inter
ested.
7 wish to state further that the money OF the
cornparv which was and has been withdrawn
from these so-caued Thomas IIeinze- Morse banks,
has been deposited in the Chemical National Bank,
and will be permanently invested in bonds, mort
cages or other securities allowed by law
we did have three-quarters Of a million dollars
deposits IN these banks. The meeting which was
to be held here to-day postponed for reasons
which I not at liberty TO give. But il was not
In reference to Mr.. Coyle or Mr.. Thomas, but
regular business meeting of the company to dis
cuss routine matters We have had several OF
these meetings. and at or them the finance
COMMITTEES considered loans OF over half million
dollars 20 BE made on bonds, mortgages and seeur-
tiles"
According to reports Mr. Coylc has paid 100000
on account the 1856 shares Of the society three
weeks ago and has received only eight shares
enough qualify its directors. The control
Of the insurance company IS vested in block Of
1856 shares Of stock which Timothy l. Woodruff
bought after the Armstrong investigation. and sold
later 10 +. R. and o. !. Thomas. The amount in
volved is about $4,000 The Philadelphians have
physical centroI Of the company, and have elected
their own officers and made changes in the board
Of directors.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
TAX BUDGET S1h3, 500 ,OOO.
1bout 3,OOO,O 900 More than Last
Year-G0es to aldermen TODAY.

The tax budget for next year Will be finally passed
on this afternoon at special meeting OF the Board
of Estimate and Apportionmcut The budget will be
close to s143.50oOQO.
Last week the Mayor called in the heads Of de-
partments and told them they would have to cut
their estimates. The tentative figures a week ago
were s145 O00G00 The Mayor requested that tho
grand total should not exceed sl39OO0Ol0.
A careful consideration Of the city's needs made
It apparent that the budget could not be cut below
about s14 00OO0 This figure IS about S3 more
than last year and it means an increase in the tax
rate next year Of about 13 fun points. raising the
rate from 1.4S5 to about L6l5 cents.
The board must make up the budget for each year
before November Of tho year preceding. It then
has five days within which TO send it to tho Board
OF Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen has power
10 make reductions, except In the state taxes
amount and that for interest and principal OF tho
city debt The aldermen have twenty days in
which to ponder the estimates, when, If not
acted upon. they become the budget The final
budget must be acted upon by the Board or Esti-
mate before December g.
Commissioner Bingham will be enabled. on ao-
count Of large increase for his department, to
enlarge his force by about six hundred men, but
the increase cannot take place at once. it will
take three or four months TO prepare and hold tho
necessary Civil Service examinations. The Board Of
rducation gets little beyond the increases made by
the mandatory provisions Of the Davis law. FIRE
Commissioner Lantry will get raise OF about
500 oOo-rnuch less than he asked for.
There is no provision in the budget for an in
crease in the Police Commissioners salary. II Is
understood that General Bingham will ask the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment for raise in
salary at early day
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
IL. CHISHOLM TO RESIGN.
Change of officers an the Interna-
tiorsaL Paper Company.

Announcement was made yesterday that Judge
r5ugh ]. Chisholm. president of the International
paner Company would resign from the head Of the
cornpauy at to-day's meeting OF the directors and
that A N Burbank, first vice-president and treas
,,rer would succeed him as president Mr.. CHS
holm. fl was added, would accept the Office of
chairman of the board Of directors. which was
baine created for him that he might be relieved Of
many Of the details OF the business.
There were rumors in the Street that Mr.. CHS
bolro.s resignation president was due to dissen-
etons in the company. but this denied both
nv Mr. Chisholm and MIR. Burbank. The former
said that his retirement as president was solely
bacause there were too many details for man
to handle AS chairman of the board OF directors.
he said he would be the practical head OF the
connuany and would continue to direct its affairs.
Mr. burbank said that Mr.. Chisholm had been
for some time desirous of having the change made.
.r have done my best 10 dissuade him." he con-
.tuued. but without SUCCESS His own personal
business demands a large part of his tme and
he felt he could no longer devote SO much of hs
time TO the details OF the business his position
as president compelled him TO. He viii continue,
bowever 20 give the affairs OF the company his
nersonel attention and to all nteuts and purposes
win be its practical bead
It was learned yesterday that at -ihs annual
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
RAILROADS

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,
TWO HOUR TRAIN 'Tp PHILADF,T.PfiIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR Fi.l .lI.ApEAfItlA-Iv- ". 25D
llao a, ia. - 80. 10 ! 80 = 80. $50. { 20
t5n. 90 600. 7.5o. s-5c l1.5o u m- sun
days. 80. $50. 9.Ju 1850. ILJu a. m.
-" LOO. : 90. $50 $50. $50. $50. 80.
~. LIBERTY ST.-l.ao. $50. ZOO 500.
$50 9o" 1000 HOO, lI&o. 1890 n. n.
Loo. 13n. 200. 3.0O. 40c. 4au. 6.Uo. 600.
3sls I3o. 500. 900 loco 100 a. m.
- Vu noon. 90 = O.. 3.Oa, o. 500. GOO
100. - - 300. 1870 T.. IA. Il 10 midnlght.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. &3D SI-;-5.J". go. 1I-JO =. m.
loo. 30. 900. $50 D. IN daily
Lv. LIBERTY SE--L$0. 500. 1000
n m, 300 noon. 2of 800. 600. 7.oo
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.-Lv. ". 23D
ST $40 a. m. u2JO Sots. oniy). 80
p m Sqnasys l..,., o.50 so a m = : 20 p m 80
sats. only. SO p. m sundays. 1000
"a no, IN D. m
~ W I'D ST $50 "a. m $3.50 Sats
ou.y), l2o 80. $50. $50 lG. 20 Sats. only
o. IN. sundays, 20, @ so "a. m. = 20 y. m.
Lv LIBERTY ST:-4OO. 1000 a IN.
Sats- oniy) p. M Sundays $50. 1890 a m.
ron long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GRONE-Lv. W. 2SD ST. =
go II 20 a. w.. II 90. I 80. .. 20 800 5 81.
IL 80 p. 900. sundays. $50 a. IN. $50, : 20
p. "a.
~. LIBERTY sT..-4Oo $50. 1l.a0
a. ~. 4 10. 80, 80, $50 SO p m. l2UI
midnight. sundays. 400 go a m, 400.
$50 b.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty -. West 23d ST Tel 3I43
Chelsea. AsJor House. 245. 434, 1900. 1884
Broadway. lN2 Fifth Av. PSI Fifth Av.. IS
Union Square West. 279S Third Ay. los
West 12Jth St, 245 Columbus Av New
York court St. 343. 344 Fulton st. 479
NostrIUd Az, Brooklyn, $50 Broadway
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination.
". G.. BESI.F,R W e. HOPE
Nice-P-cs. * Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
10 ~ OF
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MoRT@ GERMAN LLOYD .

FaSt Express Service.
Ti11 MOGTH-CHEREO REOCRG-BRENEN.
hIonprinz Nov. .. PM FLronprinz. Dec ;
1ecIIeCnew) Nov. l.. IOAlIj CeciIietneN) Dec-l0
AdlseE NOV 10. 10 AM trouprnz- Jan.
b Wm.II- Nov-26. 10 AN, Ceciue (uew)Feb.
1Wln-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH RBOURG+BRENEN
.huTIuerst. CCt-3l, 10 AM TBarbar' 81 Nov %
y. lrene..Nov. Z 10 AM 4Kurfuerst-D Dec. =
-tIlei Use nau. Nov. Il IOAAII @Rhein. Dec u
Main Nov. q, 10 AM. 'Gneiseuau Dec 10
Bremen direct. fCherbourg and Bremen
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB NAPLES-GFNOA, at II AN
Connecting at Gibraltar for Alsiers-
Erlearlcn-- Nov Friedrich.--- Dec.
x Luise. 80. Nov. Is X. L.uise-.--.- Jan. 4
n Albert Nov. 80 z. Ireue-....-. Jan. II
-Neckar 800. Dec. Al fKaiser. Jan. Is
ITO Alexandria CEgypO via Genoa ana
Naples. "Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. 50 s. 4th SITS, Hobokea
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORLD
OELE1CTS & CO. No. ? broadway, y. Y
louis II. Meyer. 1OiG Walnut St. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
Winter Stock OF
Wash Dress Fabrics

Summer and Winter this IA
nous department can be count
ell upon for the most complete
asSortmentS Of proper fabrics
for the season. 1t is not pOssi-
bic to tind such stocks or values
elsewhere -
French Novelty Plaid Zephyrs-
beautiful cClOrtngS-adVance STYLES
fcr lpoS-6S cent quality ---.---... IA
Fine AIefc'z' u Taffsta Checks
hishly mercsri zed-lOoS like silk
wear better-in al the Tartan color
ingS also black and white-shepherd
enccks-2H cent value, -., ..-...... "a
MaErases. Zephyrs. GingAams and
~eersuckers-a fall line-Foreign and
Domestic ----,--------.--. "a TO S6r
Less than present wholesale prices
Outing Flanuel-extra heavy nap
large assortment Of stripes checks
and plain -nOn-shriukable-
iaSt colo-S-value IL cts....--...... On
German Velour FIanueletJes for
kimonos. wrappers bath robes
ard Eiris' dresses -.-.-.-- o. 10 Il
Cashmere launelttJes-beautiful
advance styles thar others will uot
snow Before Eau. lStS. .-.--..... f0l,
Handsome Plaid and Cheek Suitings-
double Wtdth-wool fuish-C0pies
"i All W"oi goods sold - six times
tGc Price ..........-...
The above are ward wide and fast colo-s
French OrSaHdies. satin striped
white with cOl0red buds SPRAYS
''e 90 --'--.----------,. 20
chiffon Organdies-white ana black.
with cluster. bouquet. roses and buds
IN colors-much used for eveninS-
-------.-. 20
Hrocaded suk MoUSselines-thrse-auar
suR-h'gh iustre-beautiful quality v-rfA
dots and figures in self cOlors-
usually 80 .. 90
tmo' d Swisses-v hite. with dainty
horal designs-an emb'd cloth
Iaai viii be very popular next s.sso,
these are advance sJyles-make
handsome evening and dancing
"'.'h - -'--.--------.-..- ia
kimonos and underwear
worth IL cts. .. -.
Sim 'hiam Mulls IN all the best shads
e's'" aeFs In and a.. Sis ans
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

meeting Of the company last Wednesday a stock
holder got up and denounced tho management or
the company and demanded to soc the books He
was told. II was said. that he would be allowed to
make inspection Of them on the following day
If ne would call az the Office Whether no dld so
could not be asccrtaiued
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
n. Y. n. II. & HARTFORD R. R

n. Y, n. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
42d st. and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston Via New London u Prov.-ttS:Oo.
tflIl0;00. sIlo:oo. 'xIlO:o2 =. NJ.
'fl5,O2 'gI2:OO r N. via WllIimanJic-
tfs;o3 A NJ. 1901 +. NJ. via Spfd.-
t0:l5 \ NJ, 'ul2;CO. 'I4:OO, '11;OO P. n.
LaiSevilie & Norf.-ft9:0O y. NJ; f3 :26 Z NJ.
Portland < Bar Harbor via Worc--ttS P. NJ.
Ct. harrington. Stockbridge. LenoN. Puts
held-t4.J4. t'9:0O A. NJ. 81 20, t3:26 p. ".
Ticket offices at cGrand Central Stn and
cl25th ST. also at c245. 1900. clS54 B'way,
c2S Union So. cls2 Fifth Ave. c245 Column
bus Ave. C649 Madison Ave. ClO5 W. 125th
ST.. 2I9S Third Ave. In Brooklyn. -
Court St, 479 NOstTand Ave, 800 B'way.
sDaiy. fElNcept Sundays. fStOps u l25th
s. NStops at I25th St Sundays only.
fParlor Car Limited. sSunday parlor car
train. llHas dining car. cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also. saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
pED "D' LINE

For Ia Guayga Puerto CqbrIIo.
Curacao and Mara 4.1u. tia gura- -i0, cali
ias also Uf san Juan t. E.s
Ss. Caracas. SATURDAY. NnN a. noon
ss FtIht..rliI. saturday N., o. noon
For La Guayu. 'urtc1u. Muea,aib..
So. Mara. -..a--.. saturday. \Hr. noon
Iulil. .--.-..- saturday Nuy iG noon
Ttrs" steamers have superior l-ru.I-us-
cat.prs Tor Ia--,uEs
EpTLTo%. BLISS & ItLTrTT
Genera. 2.Il,i.,ss. - val. 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
WOmen's Flannel Wear

Canton Flannel and Flannel
cite Garments that meet the
requirements of full cut, good
share and thorough tiniSh-ma-
iority made Ia our special or
der in great quantities on that
cash basis that enables us to
give such superior values -
NIGHT DRESSES Warm. "nappy 81
With contrasting roll collar and cuffs
plain or scsliop- ------------- y
Fancy stripes with heuzstitchns.
beading or silk stitching --------- 20
White aud Faucy-Very fine, with
silk stitching or emh'd collar and
cuffs-frog or button fasteners --- 90
Fine White FIanneIette. with pale
blIe polka dots-handsomely
trim'd with wide silk emb'd
bands and pleats-siik frog ...--- .SS
DRAWERS
Canton FlanneI-heu or ruiile. -.-.- 40
Extra auality-emb'y TunIe. ........ 90
UNDERSKIRTS-
F'lannelette-warm quality -.------ %
Ruified-with silk scaIlop dNish.-.- 20
FlanneIett,. or Fleece Lined Knit
Skirts-White and tancy-scallaTeG or
ruffled o. silk herrinEbonr stitching
and tuCkS-specidl .-.-.--.- .------- ~
White Wool FlanneI-hcn and thrr.
tucks all silk stitched
worth So ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
White F1annel-elaborately emb'd
scalloped or hemstitche6-
value s. - ------.-.- .---....... = t1Sl
Canton Flannel Corset Covers. ..... 40
KNIT CORSET COVERS
Fleece lined-lOng sleeves
Medium heavy rib-plaiu or
fleece lined-short or long sleeves
silk hand emb'd finish ...--......-. -
Wool and cotton mixed. ........... 70
silk and wool mixed .,,............ .9S
IN EXTRA SIZES
NIGHT SSES-Striped flannel Iette
quality worth 81. 1.l0..........--.-... 10. so
White or striped-hemstitched yoke
or deep silk scallOped ruffie. ..--...f On
Striped fiannelette-silk braid trim
silk sCall0ped rJIfiie .................t 40
Fine White FlannciojtC--~iaborate
yoke of tueks and silk bar SJitching-
elk scall0p ruff1e. e.,.........,...a2 25
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
S27. Wilton and Administer Rugs

Sx4 yards-3O styles Of
harmonize with
little Iot reduction enabling to
offer this most unusual value a height .
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

Of per cent on the common, the preferred payable
November 20 and the common December 50.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
RALTLMoRE & CETO 7. r.
'DaiIy.
aIInIIr

DAILY.
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Leave New York city. 23d ST. IIb'y ST
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 750 ana \ 90 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1t.5O am 1900 ma
PlTTSBURG. CLENEL'D, $50 pm 400 pm
-PITrSBURG LIMIT D." $50 pm 100 PM
ClN-ST LOUIS, LOUSY. 11.5O pm 1.3O am
CIN.,ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. V.5O am 1000 am
ClN.,Sr SrLOCIS.LOUISN., $50 pm GOO pIa
Othces. 245 i3+ 1860 Broadway. 6 AstOr
House, los Greenwich ST, 70 Union Square
Brooklyn. West I'D It. and Liberty ST.
After p. N. Sleeping car Reservations
and fun information regarding trains etc,
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information,
y * o. r. r.. I'D ST. Terminal. Phone
No, Chelsea 3l44.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

-o1E ClG2kS,........ 2.2S 70 1888
Worth $500 to S23.9S
SkCrt ClOakS. $500. 2.S8 Il 20.78
Worth 500 to $500
Latest models in all the fashion
able silks and wool or fur cloths
box pleated and Russian styles
trimmed with iaces, silk embroid-
cries, French knots. etc.-with and
without accordion mOuSSelinc under
ruttiing.
Ages 20 S years inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

OIesSES..... -.....-....- % 70 S.98
long and Short
Regularly 80 TO 5000.
OF ShcereSt White Lawns. Main;
socks and fancy MadraS-yoke>
French waist, pleated and Russian
Styles-daintily and eIaborateFy
trimmed with finest laces, emby5
rufHeS, fancy stitching, etc.-sIzes,
from infancy to 3 years. incIusiveN n
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

For Porto Rico
steamships ~ the RED ID" LINE Will
SAIL from Pier H. near Wall St Ferry,
BROOKLYN. Tor san Juan direct as fellows.
~ caracas. saturday Nov. 81 noon
-- thlit.-.uh.4.. -~afWday. Noy. -, noon
For freight OF passage apply to
BDlLTGN. BLISS y pALLETT
General Managers - Wall St
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

Al tne regular quarterly meeting Of the directors
- the United States Steel Corporation held yester-
cay the following important statement regarding
the affairs Of the concern was made l,y EIber- IT
Gary. chairman OF the board;
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.

s IS ~ -, so West Fourteenth st
II. L. 49, 20 2 20 Thirteenth s.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Sin Giienba6n-l

Gos a6ienloger zines GrpreB5ngs
@aggons bridt altf Der @iIen-
b%obnbriide an ser gio0leitroBc.
= SuBbooen 5eritort,-Irei Ser
lonen perlebt.
Scr 9rld) zines adienlagers I'LL.
fer einem Der @aggons oes iiiOlid
gebenoen Bolton @~rpreBSuges perm.
iad)tc 8~eitern Morgen A9 llbr auf
Dem Gioouft Ser nEenniplponia.
9obn" iiber Die 9ioole. unb @oib.
ingtonsStraBe einen ltnioa, Der gum
@liif obne idppere 5ol9en obliei.
Irci Ecrionen mliroen leid)t perleBt.
Sr. Gnlil Stctor, Hr. 1853, Roro. =.
StraBe, Gbiluoelpbia, erIitt eina
Guetihung oes linfen 9eins uno
luuroen leine aleiocr arg 5eriebt. Sr.
Gean aus Bolton, Waii, muroe am
red)ten 9ein leift periuunoet. Sr.
0ern1allll tSebS pof gtr. 2lOU, S1ts
gtortb.Gpenue, flogte ii6er groBe
S6mer5en inn 9opf. Gie Gerpunoe-
ten tplroen no6 Dem llnion.9 abnbof
5uriidgehradt, no i9nen ar5tlife
Siilfe 81 Sbeil pliroe uno bon no
ans ip1ter Die 6ei0en mlsmartigen
&crren nah einem bieiigen Sotel uno
&r. SebS nod ieiner 8obnung &c.
ionot muroe.
Ter Bolton GrpreB5ua beitanO aus
elmer 2ofomotipe uno ie6S @aggonS
u16 Itonb inter Siibrilng Oes Con.
6ufteurs g. u. 9ougbmon, mGbrenO
Sneenielir Murpbp Die 2ofomotipc
fiibrte. Ger 9ruf oes ahienlogers
perurio6te oie 2oiutg elmer ifNperen
@iieni6icne aus ibrem 8er6onoe, sic
gegen hcn 6llBboOen oes @oggonS
ldlug uno oieien 5ertriimmerte. Sic
Splitter ocS Sol5merfS peruriodten
Die GermunOungen Der Orei perleBten
Serren. Nud elmer Oreipiertelitilll
Higen Vlofooe mlroe Die Eaiiage fir
0en &erfebr mieoer frei.