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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Epfcr IcinCr 3flidlt.

Nem-Oorf If. 0}ni. - 2lui
Ben @erften Der oSamburg- Nmerifo.
2inie" berridte geitern tribe Stim-
mung, 0enn gegen 10 ltbr Gormit.
tags man ser Gantpfer u@raf Wolber-
ice" NIT Der 2ei6e oe3 ouf bober Gee
geItorbenen Gapitdns 4Oalbert &red)
ongefommen. Der 9umpfer bate alti
SoIbmaB geflaggt, unO 6ei'm in Sidt
fommen 0eS S6iffe5 ginger Die
i1mmtliden 6laggeu an BEN @eriten,
Die nlld) altf sen por 2lufer l~iegenOen
0ompfern Bulgaria" mn0 nSiluta"
otf Salbmoit beru1tcr. Plus 0cn er.
item n1beren No6riGten iibcr Oa8
gnOc OeS oagemein 6eliebtcn Wol1nc8
gcbt beruor, 0aB Gapt. &red ietner
YiIiGttreue un0 ieinem 0ieniteifer
gum Opfer gefallen lit. llltf Der 6abrt
Oop Sambltrg na6 Glrboben Dotte
iAeuBliGeS @etter nit Oidtcm 9te6eI,
Der Oen GapitGn 5luong, Die 8an5e
9tQdt ii6er orf ser Bride 81 blcibcn,
9ebcrri6t. Sierbei bat iid ser ionit
10 lDettericite WIonm griin0ii6 ertGl-
tet. Erob mfopicrnOer EilcGe mo
iorgiGltigitcr @ebonollmg pcri6lim'
mcrte ii6 Ser 3uitono 0e3 Botienten
BON Gag 5t Gag, u1O am U}onto8,
Sen 6. Wat, INT 125 llbr, idJiltm-
mertc Gopitdn &red ihmcr5loS unO
ionft in'8 SenieitS biniiber. Ser 600
0e8 oui 6em S6iiie bon Sc0crman
geebrten unO geliebtcn &orgciebten
6otte cine nic0erl6mettcrnoe @irfung
iolpo6l artf Die Wfonni6nft, mie aItf
Die YnIiadiere. Gopt. &red) pltrOe
I'M M0rj 1858 in Berlin geboren, be-
ilr6te oo8 6ric0rihs@ Dmnoiium uno
frat mad 2l6iolpirung 0ciielben alf
eincm Sombur8cr Se9elIdiif III
GicnIt. 9m fl. M}Gr5 1888 trat er
in Sen Qicnit ser Amcrifa-
2inie" ais piertcr 0fii5ier. 2lm +.
Sonuor 1891 muroe er Captain in
wclder StcQung cr 0ic Compiler
nNSfonio," n6ungaria," o@oIoiuio,"
n&obro," oAIciia," nGolum6iu,"
r9IiiAcr" mo .Oraf @~nlocriGe" be-
icbligtc. Gr mar nit mebreren Or
ben Dcforirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Scne5ncla's Sdnloabrtagnng.

@oLb in9ton If. Moi.-0oS
StootSOeportcment mltroe berte Don
@m. NuiieIl, Dem omcrifonilden Sc
lonoten 81 Caracas, &%enejuela, tele-
gropbil6 bcuodriHti9t, ooB ole lebte
SdyllD5obllmg cn Sic perbiinOeten
WtGhtc GcutidlanO, Gnglono unh
Stalien, Die Dor mcbrcrcn Sobren
no6 Der 9loda0e ser SofcnplGte
&cnc5rclo'S ourb sic pereinigten
Slottcn Ser 0rei MG6te pereinbart
murOe, om l.. SuIi itottiinoen miro.
Nohocm merOcn Die iibrigen @lGilbi-
ger, bic Ser. Stanten, Merifo, sic
9tieOcrlonoe, SdmcOen uno 9elgien,
bcfric0i9t mcroen. Mus oen 3ollein.
nobn1en mcrocn Oieien 8lGubigern
monatlid)c 3obIitngcn genlad)t per-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Die Suit. Nurafer. Nfiaire.

6lebelonb, II. Moi. - Gons
0rebmitglie0 Sbeooor 6. Burton gob
belttc Sic ~foIgcnbe grflGrung ab: n@8
lit i1lid)lid beridtet mor0en, oob Sc
fretGr 8nl. $. Gait per Ielepbon ST.
mir geiaot babe, ct lpiini1e oie boil.
Itanoige poIitiide &altitellung oeS
SenotorS Soiepb .. 6orofer. @r bat
niemalS cine lolde aenberung getbon
ltnO iid ltetS gepeigcrt, allf einen
@onoel ein5ugebcu, 0em6ufolge or fiir
oie ErGiiOentidoitS.g Domination unb
@r. 8orofer iiir sic 9unoes.S enator-
lhait inooiiirt pCr0en ioQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Sin lucrtbuDQcr Snnncl.

Cripple Greet, If. Mai. 1922
0tit groBen 6cierlihfeiten muroen
bcltte sic 2tr6eitcn an oen1 longe pro-
jeftirten Cripple Greef g%ntlpGIie.
rungS-&onal begonncn. gln oen Seit-
lihfeiten nabmcn Die prominenteiten
8eI6aftsleute unO @rubenbeiiber 0eS
StaateS Sbeil. Plus oQen 3beiler
bon Colorado bro6ten GrfurIions-
5iige GnllenOe Seluder. 0ur6 oen
GieIcn. Sunnel miro Elm 0iitrift benz
9ergbou eroifnct merocr, Der @olO.
er5 sum @ertbe bon 5000, 900, 900
eltbalten IoQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Trr Strife i'll Ncrn.Nprf.

Hems Oorf, If. Woi. - Die
Oltr6 ben Strife Ser Ncm-Oorfer
Sdifi5itouer geidoifene Sitllotion
miro INNER e%rrIter. Gin Babies
GubeuO groBe EaiiaaierOnmpier ioq
bellte abge6elL mo % unOere groBe
Camper lper0en belte un0 morgen
bier ermartet. @tli6c ser 6eltte ab-
iabrcnOeu 0ompier nebmen eincn
Ibcil t5rcr 2a0ung nit 5uriid; an
0ere nebmen groBe QuontitGten Sob.
len nit, lu10 nod an0ere ba6en nllr
8niier ais 9oQa1t. 2lber ouf alien
9ompfcrn iinO sic Gabincn nit Soit-
riIten poQ beiebt. @ie Ser Strife en-.
Sen miro, lit ifmer ST. ingcu. Seine
Seite 5eiat iid SIT ir9en0 mel6er
Nodgiebigfeit bereit, mo iofpobl Ole
Nrbeitgcbcr, ruie Die Itriten6en 9Irbei.
ter ipre6en Die 6citimmte Soifntng
aus, ais Siegcr ans Dem 2obnfompie
berDor5lgeben ober IN Ben Hcibcn
Der Striter beginnt ii6 Elm gemiiicr
@onfelmltb fiiblbar SIT MAIDEN.
Die @cidGitsIeiter Ser olrf Sen
Strife III Witlei0eni6oft ge5ogeneu
0ompfi6ifislinien mcI6e sur Snter.
national M~ercantile Warine geb0ren,
ucrlumntelten iif geitern Wittag IN
Den 9ureoltr Oieic5 &erbnnOcS, gtr. 8,
Srooomap, ull0 cS mltrOe eitItimrnig
bei6loiicn, olf Dem einnlol cingeroms
menen S%tanOpumft SIT bebarren uno
Die Sor0erungen ser lll9itGnoigcn
a%b5ulebnen. IS murOe ferner BE-
i6loiiem Sen Strifern cin ltltimatltn
5t Itelcn mo ibnen mit5lltbeiIcn, DAB
lbre Stcllcn enogiilttg init onoercn
Sellten beicbt mer0cn miiroen, rpenl
lie nidt binnen Wo6enfriit 5ur 2lrbeit
5ltrildtebrten. I'm oilen eoentiteatn
G%inmdnOcn Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5u bcgegnenL tiinoeten Die @ei6dftS-
fiibrcr Der o@bite Star." ltno Slime.
ricon.2ine" lire Nbiiht an, ole o,i
ibren @eriten or6citenocn Strifc6re.
der nid)t in Den Sdltppeu nno Eager.
b1riern otf oen Merften, ionoern olti
ibrcn I'M Sofen ~liegenoen Gompfern
ein5ltqlldrtiercn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
@citcrc SccpuitGmtcr.

obingtontt ii. Mai. - @ie
ser Observation-Disclosures Wcper betannt
giebt, lit er nit ser @rluoglung Ser
Ginrid)tlung meiterer SeepoItamter
fir Sen tranSatlantii6en Serfebr, Die
JIG ibon ouf mebreren 0aInpferlinien
bcItebcit, bei9ditiat, ga lie iid) ais iebr
ioroerlid) fin Oie ihneaere Iblieie'
rultg Der Eoitiafen erluieien baben.
Nelie Gontrofte perben porousiidtlif)
in nddlter Belt nit ser Gunaro.2inie
uno Der General Sransatlantiqile
Transportation @eieaidJait uno Dem.
n1dlt oud) nit Den anOern trails'
atlantiiden 2iuieil mo oenen aui Dem
paciiiidlcn GSean' abgeidloiIcn lpcr-
oell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
SDOtlidl %ucriunnoct.

SGT springs, grf., If. Moi
- Or. Z. .. Gioer, ser fiir5ii6 ein(
alage fir 100000 @ntI1aoiauna
gegeu ben iriiberen Snlano. SefretGr
&ithcof er6ob, lultr0e geltern bon Or.
u. u. @iaiamS geitoden uto tGbtlid
perIebt. Seit geraumer 3eit beiton>
6einOihoft 5lpii6en sen beioen MGn.
nern. Or. &ioer ioa @iaioms &c.
tern, ais iie iif I'M &empner-@ Sc.
bGnoe bei'm Gin9ong gum 6obrItitbl
troien, nit icinem Spa5ieritod ms
8elidt geihlogcn 9a6en, morauf oie.
ler sum Welicr griff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Wubcrnc Sflaucn6alter prosciiirt.

Z amp a, 6ln, If. Woi.-Gid)ter
2odS bonn 9unoeSgeri6t miro oen &C.
mcicnen 2eiter Der .Eroirie GcbbIe
phosphate Co." j. s. Somoen, mel
der Der gcpaltionen 6rcibcitsberolls
blng id)nlOig ~beirnoen morocn lit,
crit pernrtbeilcm menn Die anoercll
Sale erle0igt iino. Ger gro5eb geQen
Is. s. 9eniom Dem Na6folger &orp.
oen'S, lit nod I'M @onge. 4nflG9cr
gegen i'm lit ser Staliener Illrelio
Gntalona, lpclder bc5ellgte, oob er
nebIt icd)S5ebn onoeren Stalieneru &C.
fangen gcbolten ltnb 9e5lprrngen NOR.
oen lit, in Ocn @rlben SIT arbeiten.
Nnd 9enion miro nod Srieoensrid).
ter 2epp projeiiirt wcroen, Der be.
iduloi9t lit, sic @eieqi6oit bei ibrem
Srcibcn nit ser Mad)t ieines Ilntes
ulterItiibt an BADEN. 'f''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Sdlimm fir SGrina-S hpumcr.

Q t. SoGnS, Ms. fl. Wfoi. -
Inter Der tiir5liten Gnti6eiOung oeS
Obergeridts, OoB es oen @eiisern
omerifoniider Shiffe perboten lit,
Neltfllnolono Slider IN folonialen
@eiu0iiern Cinnerbalb orei Meilen
BON Der aiiIte) 5i beih1itigen, per-
ben bic 6loucciter- Shooner idJmer
leiOcn miiIIen, menn lie in Ser nod.
item Soiion IN Scr Ban Of SslanOs
anfonmen neroen, I'M aeirorene S6-
ringe 81 looen. GS lit nidt mabr-
idleinlid, boB Ser Ippea an oen Sc.
beimrotb, Den bo6Iten @eridtsbof I'M
britiidcn Geide, Dor nGd)item Sabre
erleoigt meroen miro. SclbIt einc
fir Die appeQonten giinitige Gntid)ei-
bung miiroe oaber fir sic nddite
Saiion nublos fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
gOnapartc i'm Ncncr.

Maihirgton If. Mai. Isle
6elltc Die %Gommiiiion iiir Sen 5wi.
i6cnItaatli6eu &onOel5oerfebr be.
FAINT aab, bat 8enernlanunlt Bona
parte Deri6ieoene 8unNeS .GiItrift3-
antpdlte a%ngepieicn 9e8cn fiiniltno-
3pon5ig peridieOene, meiit iiiOli6e
9o6nen Sen @eg oe5 Yro5eiic5 81 be-
i6reitclt, nm ite in @clOitr1fe ipegen
&erlebung OcS @eicBeS iiber Die
Si6cr6cita &orfebrlmgcn nebnncn ST.
loiieu. S6on felt gerouner Belt iinO
Suipcftoren Ger Gommiiiion nit I'm
ter ildutQen 6e5iigli6 Ser 8enlbung
Scr porgei6riebcncu SiherbettS- Dor
fc6rumgen SeitcnS ser @obneu Oe8
2onOcS bci6Gftigt, llnO Die an5uItrens
gcuOen &lagen mcrOen iid auf OaS
BON ibnen geiammeltc 9cmei5mntes
rial fifteen meldes ocn Sltiti5Oepars
tcnlellt porliegt. Die GOmmiiliou bat
picOerbolt Die 3riitcu be5iiglid Ser
Giniiibrung Ser 6etrcfieu0en Ginrid).
tltngcn perI0ngert, sic lcbte 6riit lit
tiir3liA Q~bgelaufenL mo man lit iebt
entidloiien @rcmpcl ga 3u ltatuircn,
no Den 9eitimmlm9cn nod INNER
nidlt entiprOGen morOcl 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Sanscinitmrs in Ghieonp.

Gbicago, If. Woi.-Gin Monn
mllrbe getootet ulo ein 0ltbenO on-
Oere Yerionen erlitten meDr ooer me
niger id)pere &~erlebrugen bei'm gin-
thurs zines SbeileS beS SitBbooenS
oe5 pierten Stodmerfes bes McGor.
mid : 3meigeS Der oSnternntionalen
@orpeitcr 60" Die @oifJincn idlll-
gen Ourh ouc bier 6nBboben. IS be.
ianoen ii6 SIR 3eit so gr6eiter III
Dem @eb0uoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
81, Eanl's S6iacr-S cnfmaI.

ct. YouL, @inn., If. Moi. -
- Der geitriGc Gag mar Elm @bren-
tag iiir sic 0clttiGe 9iirgeri6oit bon
ct. Enul. Go5 prddtigc SdyiQer.
0cnfmaI, melde8 Die bieii9en 0eltts
iden III ei%nmiit5igcm 3uiommenmirs
fen Der Stn0t sum @ei6ent gemuht
ba6en, mltrOe i'm idonen Como Earf
icierIid cntbiilt. Gas 0enfmaG, cit
Meiiternerf oc5 alSge5eiHnetcn
Miin6cncr @ilobnuerS SgnotiuS
Goid)uer, 5eiat sic 2.70 Dieter bobe
9ron5eitatlle OeS 0i1terS olf einenl
ais einfofen Steimpiirfel be%9onoeltelt
Sodel bon t.50 Dieter &obe. gtod)
elmer 3eidInltnq Oes &iinitlerS wurOc
ser Sodel IN ct. 2ouiS bcrgeiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Sn Guatemala frcigclaHcn.

@o 6ingtoh If. Wtai. - Die
HcQicrun9 Don Guatemala bat =. g.
Cullen BON 9ittle Hod un0 Wiori6uQ
=. StammS pom Cincinnati Ohio, Die
bci0en Nmcrifoncr, meIdc in @ltote-
malasGitp inter Sem &cr0oft, an
Dem Morboni6log olti Br6iioent
Gitro0a 6etbeiIigt gcmeien SIT iein,
perhoftet nur0cn, III 8reibeit geiebt.
1o3 StaotaOcpurtement erbiclt bellte
OicSbc5iigli6e 9tn6riGt Don Ybilipp
9romn Dem &orltcber Der amcrifa>
niiGcn @eianoti6ait in Guatemala
Gttp. Ser ld)ei1bor cin5ige @runo
fiir bic &erbnftrng Ser beiOen 2lmeri-
tnncr mnr Der llmltono, OuB iie IN Der
9&0be 0eS GlubeS, no Die Gpnomit.
erploiion iid) ereigncte, Gin 0oltS be-
IuBcn unO Grploiioltoiie bel ibncn ge-
iut0cn murocn. Die bei0eu Imeri.
tnner ba6cn ieit etliden Sobren IN
8ltatemolosGitp 9enobnt uno cine
Sol5bdn0lung mo ltnternebmerges
l60it betriebcn. SIS ~perlolttet bier,
Dab Ser reuollltion0rc @eilt in 8l,ote-
muIo nod ie6r Itorf lit uno geiiirdtet
miro, uno Die Hcgicrung 81 herl
i%trengitcn MoBre1cln 9~reifen mlB,
Inn ibre 2[lttorit6t ollircht 81 crbols
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12

nit - 1c8en 4 Stimntcn oltf ben
Gid gelegt. &r. SOeu, &eO. ".
Gum, Mitglieo Ser Stuats @iien-
balm , Gonmiiiion @iQium 6aIpin,
ztaatS.S teuer- Gommtiidr, 1mo @m.
:. Sid itimmten fiir Sen 9eidllB.
Ser 9eihhl6 muroc ouf 9Intrag Oe5
Goriiters @ooOrltif olti Oen Gid ge-
Icgt. Sr. @oo6ruif iogte: sd be-
outrage, ooB oieier 9eibIuB auf Ben
Gid 0eIegt miro, uHo 5nar oes Serrn
mcgel1, Oer-ibn einreidt 4peil Oeiien
Nbnei0tng 9egen Den @%raiiOenten Der
Ser. Staaten moblbcfannt lit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
MieScrlaae fir EbcQ.

Nem.0orf, If. Wtai. - Gin
9eidluB, @ollpcrneur Sllgbes fir Die
republifanii6e YrGiioenti6afts . No-
mination in0oiiirenb0 ocrl beitte uoni
friiberen @ouperuelr Soea in Der
Sisuna oeS rcpubIitoniiden Staats.
Gomite's eingcreidt muroe, ipuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Ginmanocrcrsl lntcrIndnn1.

" al in tom 2. g., #. Wnt.
- StoatSsG impanOerumgS Gommii-
jar 5. @ation bon SiiOsGorolinu mar
Qeitern bier ermartet morOen, nm nit
Sen Witglieoern 0c3 GonareBsGo-
mites Ole 6rage Ser GinpanOcrlng
na6 Sii0.Garolina Su beiprcdcn mr0
einen 2Ibiteber Der Gomrtiiidre BORT
bin 5rt pera6reoerb aber er fam nidt,
un0 man bot audr Nidt5 bon ibm &C.
Fort. Soiiit Die 6u0rt naA Silo.Go-
rolina olriae9ebcn morOen. Sermntb-
li6 tpir0 MN bier5ulonOe ltiht5 Be
ionOercS mebr getbun pcr0cn, ebc
man uoh europa obreiit, ,QaS 0os
tum fir bic Nbreiie lit ser IS. Mai,
lrn0 5mpr wiro man pom Bolton na6
Ncdpel fabreu, llebrigGnS lit Senotor
G%iQingbam, Der Oie GrtllIipitGt lie6t,
bcreits ahaeOampit. @obin Oerielbe
5llerit ieipe Sdritte leufcn miro,
ihCint Nienlono 81 miiicn. Gr miro
obcr aaer @ubrideinIihfcit nod nit
Ben onoeren Gomniii0rcn IN Neapel
3ulnmnlentrenen. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Inter Sen Golioaieren, bie oe

Inter bel Eaiiagieren, Die &c.
itern nit Dem Somburgsamerifa.
9ampier g&aiierin aliguita 8icto-
ria" IN NeioWorf a%nlangten, beiano
Iih 9arnn Conrad bon Der Colt, Der
oeltld)e @elonbte an Columbia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-07

shall have to ask you to stop smoking
and withdraw
You told me this was the smoking
room, did you not?' sweetly inquired
the smoker.
1T is the smoking room. but-but'
- waved the attendant, its for men y
We'll, sir, the sign says smoking
room,' and if you show me where I'm
infringing any rule by smoking in the
smoking room I'll withdraw, but not
until then" returned the lady with an
air of being we'll within her rights
The guard, finding his authority in
effective, called up the captain of the
watch, who joined his eXpostulatiOns
to those of his subordinate, but all to
no avail. The woman turned on them
serene and unrufled countenance
and, looking at them as though they
were not" proceeded to finish her
cigarette.
When the last little whiff had been
expelled madam arose and, strOlling
'eisurely through the corridors, was
soon lost to sight, and now the thun
derstruck guardians of the noble pile
are considering the advisability OF
changing the phraseology of the sign
and having the legend read:
Smoking room. Sacred to the uses
of men"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-07

Further "uplau. at the end of tbs
selection failed TO produce an encore.
but when some one dropped a nicke'
down the manhoIc as a contribution 10
the band supposedly concealed b..
meath il. with others following suit
the music suddenly began again, con
tiuuiug enthusiastically for many
hours
Eventually members of the traffic
squad had TO dispcrsc the audience Of
music lovers which was blocking the
streets Moauwhilc, with occasional
pauscs, the music continued through
the might to the delight of thousands
and not until the following day wa,
the cause brought to light. Then il
was discovered that there was a leak
in the electric wires over which music
is sent by a company which transmits
il from a central producing station t.
hotels, halls ana private residences It
was one Of these wires which hat
short circuit"d, thus giving Broadway
q free concert, a mystery and a s"nsa.
tlOn all at one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-07
MUSIC FROM MAN-HOLES
IS DUE TO LEAK In WIRES

Nj SiCAL manholcs on Broadway.
I'VE from which issued sweet strains
Of well.knoWn selections, proved quite
a sensation the other day New York
streets never have been noted for
their cleanliness, but as purycyors of
free music for the masses by the man
hole route their success judged from
their first accomplishment, is uu.
doubted
The discovery of this subtorrancau
melody was made by two negroes
who while strolling along Broadway
were surprised TO hear music from n
manhOIc near Twenty sixth street. 1t
was a ringing COrnct solo rendered
with great spirit The two immediate
Iy fell into a violent discussion as to
what the player was doing under the
street and how he got there. Before
they could decide 10 call the police a
large audience had collected and when
the solo gave place to the strains of
fun brass Land the applause was en-
thusiastic.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
GUARDS ARE NONPLUSSED

THE library of congress, with its
! manifold attractions, is of interest
TO the average sightseer, and accord
ingly the main stream of the touring
public flows toward the great struc-
ture adjoining the capitol All classes
of all nationalties pass through its
doors, and to be successful in their
calling and to afford the universally
polite service their position demands
the attendants must possess a reserve
fund of tact which might we'll bring
them into notice in more ambitious
fields.
Recently a modishly goWned woman,
apparently in her early thirties, after
wandering about the several depart
ments during the forenoon, asked to
be directed to the cafe, which is a
part of the equipment of the building.
Having satisfied her hunger, the Wis
itor, again accosting one of the guards,
inquired the way to the smoking room.
Settling herself comfortably she
drew from her handbag a daintily
monogramed case and, taking there
from a cigarette, struck match and
nonchalantIy proceeded to enjoy a
smoke In an instant the guard was
upon the scene
Madam, he began deprecatingly
You are infringing the rules, and |
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vU vUASHINGTON.-They can't keep
W away, for the Washington habit is
strong upon them. The lure of the
capital draws former senators and for
mer representatives here just as sure
ly as the call of duty calls the present
oftice-holders. They drift down in No
vember, and scores of them stay until
tne adjournment. OF course this
takes notice only of those Of the for
mer members to whom business or
professional work is not money
making necessity. Former Represen'
tative Joseph W. BabCock owns a
home in Washington, and he is here
already and is apparently as busy as
when TO all intents and purposes as
chairman of the committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia he was the mayor of
Washington. Men who at one time
have been senators are allowed the
privilege of the floor of the senate,
but no such right of admission is
granted by the house, and the house
prohibition is a wise one, for other
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At the National Capital
Gossip of People and Events
Gathered in Washington

wise there would be double reason for
the present cry for more room.
Former Senator PETER of Kansas,
who at one time, largely perhaps be-
cause of his picturesque views on peo-
pies rights and because of his equally
picturesque whiskers, was much in
the public mind and eye, practically
lives in Washington. He is engaged,
it is understood, in the nothing less
than herculean task of making an in
dex for the Congressional Record. 1t
is said that Mr.. PETERS patience is
equal to his soul-trying employment.
Former Senator Stewart, Silver
Stewart of Nevada is in Washington,
He is as white as the snow on the top
of his Nevada mountains, but despite
his S0-odd years he is as strong appar-
emily as any tree that grows below
the mountain timber line Former
Senators Blair of New Hampshire and
Thurston of Nebraska are praCticing
law in Washington. The list is too
long for the present writing.
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STOKES PREVENTS RAID
ON SONS ROOF BARNARD

VIZ r. y STOKES. owner Of the An.
W. sonia apartments, At Broadway
and Sey"ntythird street. spent busy
hour the other day when he heard that
complaint had been made against him
to th" board Of health for harborng
pigs and geese on The roof Of the big
building in violation Of the sanitary
code Mr. Stokes did have a pig and
four aese on the roof but they We're
all I'm safety before the arrival Of the
man sent by Chlef Sanitary Inspector
Rayuor 10 investigate the sky farm
The pig is called Ninky Poo and is
the aIyrcd pet Of Mr. Stokes son. vii
liam Earle Dodge Stokes, Ir Ever
since last 5umncr the little animal
has had an ideal home amid the Chin
noy pots Of the Ausouia Four wild
geese With clipped wing were recent.
ly added to Me establishment % keg.
tie yiS Company
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-07
QUARREL OF TRACTION
MEN MAKESPEOPLE WALK

CONGRESS- is Washington's city
- council and the people of the capi,
tai are now experiencing difficulties
which arise from the fact that its al.
dermen meet only once year
The great new railroad station has
been completed and one of the two
railroads which enter the city has
taken possession Incortlng and out.
going travellers are Obliged to walk a
long distance to the depot from and to
the nearest street CIR line There are
many people who IN this time of
financial stringency do not care to pay
for cabs, and So long line OF luggage
bearers foot II along daily through the
STICKY district mud to the paved door
usy al the station.
Tno house Or representatives com
mi'too On District Of Columbia prac
tically runs lie town whatever il
recommends congress as rule a.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-12-07
Around the Metropolis
What Is Going On in New York
City Told in Interesting Manner

Al EW YORK-While 10 women's
~ clubs in their federated as well as
their individual capacity have been
talking about the crying need for a
working girls hotel, and racking their
composite brains for feasible schemes
to get the necessary money, the pas
tor of little church in Harlem is
busy building one.
About two years and a half ago it
occurred to Rev. II. NJ. Tyndall that
the broken stone and sand which were
the by-products Of building cXcava-
tions in the city might be put to a
better use than that of increasing the
size of various dump heaps Why
shouldn't they be purchased, he rea-
SonCd, for a nominal sum by CON
tractors who are putting up concrete
buildings and be used for his new
plan lie determined to become the
first of these contractors. His congre
cation had already decided that the
pastors project of a hotel for working
girls under the auspices of the Pco-
Pies tabernacle at So East One Hun
drcd and Second street was worthy
and practicable and were ready to
pledge their support.
So MIR. Tyndall bought the stone
and sand, and collected force of
Italian laborcrs to turn it into con
crete. In the intervals when he wasn't
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IF ANYBODY in New York runs
l across a congressional commission,
consisting of Senator Nathan Bay
Scott Of West Virginia and Represen.
tatiyc Richard Bartholdt of Missouri
nosing around their premises or recon
noitering around the back alleys, they
need not he alarmed. These states
men are looking for place to build
the new main post Office of New York.
The post office department has al
ready chosen the site at the new
Pennsylvania terminal; it has been
paid for. and the plans are being
drawn for the building But prior to
the final passage of the bill authOriz-
ing the building a resolution was
,passed by congress appointing com.
mission, to consist of the postmaster