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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
BAILEY, CT TEXAS,
WANTED TO FIGHT
And Witness Was Willing to
Accommodate Him.
BAILEY USED THE WORD LIAR
And Witness Declared No Man Could
Call Him a Lisr-6ailey Started fer
Witness, but q Deputy Sheriff In.
terfered.

Austin. Tex, Feb. Quite 4
dramatic scene vas enacted in the
Bailey investigation Shortly after the
legislative committee resumed con-
s.deratiOn OF the charges against the
senator.
T.. y. Mcntz. Of Houston, was on
the stand Nhrn representative Cooke,
Who is prosecu inS me charges against
Senator Bailey. asked Mr.. MentE II
Colonel Cowart. Of Dallas. went 10
New York 10 ste Bailey while he was
there. ustpnsiDiy 10 nave his throat
treated 5u, VAS really here to attend
"a business for the Kirby Lumber
company.
senator Bailey. who had Just en-
tered the room a few minutes before,
arose and laid thai any one who said
Cowari went 80 New York 20 see him
Vas a liar.
The witness understood that Bailey
meant him and he arose in his seat
and declared emphatlCally that he
would allow no man 10 call him Q
liar.
He asserted that he Vas not a will
ing witness. but So help me God, !
viii allow no man 10 call me a LIAR
he shouted
Senator Bailey started for the Wit
ness. who seemed ready TO meet him.
Deputy Sheriff White stopped Senator
BAILEY and trouble was avoided.
The senator then apologized 10 the
committee. declaring that he had beea
irritatrd so much during he past fes
weeks that he could hardly help his
action. He asserted that II was
hard 70 keep from denouncins vhss
he knew 10 be lies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
Finish OF Trial in siaht.

RiveThead, y. Y, Feb. THE
finish OF the trial of Dr. James W.
Simpson. charged with the numbering
OF his father in law. BARLEY II. T..
Horner. Is In sight. Only a few
witnesses remain to he examined and
these, with the summing mp may take
two days. so that the jury will prob
ably get the case by Thursday night.
The testimony Tuesday by :. Ettln-
ger Frank, that the shells in Simp-
sons gun were changed after the
tragedy. and kept IL ever night for
fear, he testified. that Simpson might
turn the weapon on himself he tes-
tilted that he examined the cartridges
in the gun aud they were yellow
ThO,e shown him in court Tuesday "a
be identified were red.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
mite THREATENED
10 KILL YOUNG THAW
|ths Testimony Of a Witness
For the Defense
rouo rnAw or the THREAT
nss 10 Mos In Charge Of Active
1 rsmInstien--New and Interesting
: <asust,ons Take Place IN Trisl-The
sussnse Counsel az Louserhesds.

Sew York, Feb. 7.-When the
7.art convened Wednesday morning
|<Mrict Attorney Jerome stated
a on adjournment Tuesday the
pint vas pending as to the admission
certain testimony by witness who
- about to state a conversation held
&j<h Thaw in January, 1904.
The court had sustained the OBJ
elton 10 the question interposed by
~ district attorney. but had invited
IHe Introduction Of authorities. Je-
kome was reading from a case which
~ had applied. when Attorney Del
ALA Delmas arose and suggested that
a Witness displayed on the stand be-
prs the continuing OF the proceed
|Rxs.
. n then became known that Mr.. Del
Ma was to assume active charge o'
he case which was handled Tuesday
~ Mr.. Gleason. II was said thai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08

nv Deimas had delivered an ulti-
enatum that he would withdraw from
are case unless given a free hand In
-.onducting the fight for Thaw's.lite.
xerhe results OF Tuesdays proceedings
eere anything but satisfactory 10 all
concerned In the case.
District Attorney Jerome replied 10
MT. Delmas that the matter OF al
1oxlng Witness Boman 10 state con-
& xersation with the defendant was
pendlng and should be finally decided
before bringing in further examina-
tion.
Mr.. Delmas thereon said he would
withdraw the questions asked the VIII
ness which caused the objection 10
ne entered. This was agreed to.
MIR. Jerome said ne would with
draw his objection 10 the Introduction
tof evidence tending to show insanity
IN collateral branches OF the ThaN
family provided certain questions ASK
"a the witnesses offered Tuesday were
withdrawn.
I'VE withdraw the questions. said
Nr. Delmas. and will go over the
matter again"
Mr.. Delmas then directed that Ben
tsmin BOman, whose testimony mad
been excluded Tuesday BE- recalled.
Bowman said that in 1903 he was a
soorkeeper AZ the Garden theater.
did you know Stanford White?'
"Yes."
And Harry ThaN?"
Eyes"
Did you ever hear Stanford whHe
make threats against the lie OF any
person?"
"Yes."
Mr.. Jerome objected 20 his, sayius
Ne was not assured the defense Wa'
~ be one Of self-defense.
Mr.. Delmas declared that eyerr de-
f<ase the Law allows was 10 be 'akcr
atvantage OF
Hr. Jerome withdrew MS objection
-Atsw nights after Christina. TIE
~ <itpess resumed. stanford WI,
4me y 20. me after the show an.
lepw n Mss Ne>bi, ha.
"A fald him she had. he
.1|1>4..... -. .lfar 4 toll
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
Enter Plea In Abatement.

Chicago. Feb. The ATTORNEYS
OF John r. Walsh. former presloeN'
of the Chicago Nations, bank. ana
Gently indicted ON charges OF ms
managing that institution, have eo
tered a plea in abatement Inc pc.
was filed in the United States dis
trio, court on the ground that cer'Ais
,yplana.or, evidence offered BY VASE
had no, been taken before The go, AZ.
fury. II vas claimed that II .hl.
evidence had been given 20 the '-'
no Indictment would have been
turned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
Killed Police Chief.

Jackson. Mich. Eco. g. Police
man Isaac Lewis .al,.d into 'He Of
nee %. Police Captain H1'sapfr. 'n
The static, 1.~, ami shot ..W 'Hrrt..
tae heart. killing hi- superior a.uo,
In 'an'lv. lie then fI-d shot a.
Chief Bowie. but missed him. Lewis
II IL thought. must have become Ia
sane. Lewis said later ho Was tired
OF seeing Ho!xaDlel st-utuHg sruard
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
Four Persons Are cremsted.

Pelham. y. Y, Feb. During
the heigl, 81 TUESDAY mornings
storm. Gre swept through he livery
stable ar1 livinc apartments above Of
Richard Vaughn. and burned q death
four occupants of the home. Mrs.
Vaughn and her 2-year-old son were
caught by tie flames as TIE mother,
with the child w her arms. was sr"p-
ing her way through the smoke toward
an exit. 4 negro woman living with
the VauShns was burned IN her bed.
Thomas McKye. a stableman, escaped
from the house only TO lose his life
in an eSOrt % save the ho.5es. Mr..
Vaughn escaped. He said that ne
and his family occupying rooms over
the stable, were awakened by the heat
and smoke. and that In their EFFORTS
10 escape he became separated from
his wife and child.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA. FRIDAY FEBRIARY 8, 1907

him TO gu back on the stage ann soc
for himself. when he returned. end
as he passed me, he pulled a pistol
from his pocket and muttered: I'll
find and kill that before day
light tThe witness stated the vile
name he said white had applied to
the man whose life he had threatened
IN a loud voice)
Did you communicate this threat
20 any one?" asked Mr.. Delmas.
yes. I told a detective sergeant. :"
"robject 70 that" said Mr.. Jerome.
Did you communicate the threat TO
this defendant" asked Mr.. Delmas.
"Yes: met him on Fifth avenu"
and told him I wanted 10 speak wit7
him regarding Miss Neshit then
told him of the incident at the thester
and ~ Whites threat"
What was Mr.. Whites condition
wflen he made The threat"
HE was black In the face with an
ger"
DISTRICT Attorney Jerome asked
that the answer be stricken ont as i'm
proper. and the court so ordered.
What was Mr.. Whites manner
asked Mr.. Delmas.
"He was very angry"
you may take the witness. re-
marked Thsws counsel TO the district
attorney, and the cross-examination
was begun.
At the conclusion of Bowman's d.
sect examination, Justice Fitzgerald
tsid:
IF there are any persons in The
court room whose sense OF propriety
would be offended by the testimony
OF this witness, the court will give
rhem an opportunity now to with
draw"
I'VE must ask the court TO beaI
with US in bringing out this testi'
mony," explained Mr.. Delmas. "bu'
Il Is essential"
1T Is perfectly right and proper.
Justice Fitzgerald quickly assured th'
lawyer. There are ladies here
however, and think they should b.
given the opportunity to withdraw !
they so desire"
The Countess Of Yarmouth and Mrs
George l.. Carnegie quickly left th'
court room.
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw and May Mac
Kenzie arrived at the COURT hous
some time after the morning session
had begun.
William Ward. a piano dealer. wa
next called as the second witness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
rt.ina to cerrur, l.aI,la,ur. .

lincoln. Neb. Fes. In a sem
sational speech before a safe senate
committee. Senator Patrick. fusion
ist OF Sarpy county, accused the
brewery and distil!"ry interests Of
irving "a corrupt she leeisla urc AMI
prevent the passage ~ "uufriendly
bills. Senator Patrick charged that
$50 0O0 had been raised In Omaha for
the purpose OF defeating certain leg
islation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
On. Man Killed; Thirteen Injured

Baton Rouge. La. Web. 7.-lnves-
killed and az least thirteen Other
people were injured in a FIRE that de-
stroyed the block occupied by Hunt
Bros department store and several
tenements In fremont square. The
monetary loss Is estimated at 500, =
900. The dead man Is Jacob Gold
smith. overcome BY smoke and died
before medical assistance could reach
him. Two OF the injured were taken
10 the hospital in a critical condi-
zion. They are Mrs. Kate Glass and
her baby. only two days old The
fire department was hampered In
reaching the scene by the huge snow
drifts that blocked the city streets.
Many thrilling rescues were made BY
the police and fireman and member
OF the Shawmut Athletic club, whicN
vas holding a meeting In The blocl
az the time the fire was discovered.
The tenements were occupied by p
families. totally. about l2S persons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
To Eur,her German Trade.

Berlin. Feb "A Morocco -
cate has been former here 10 'S1'
German trade interests in taai Co.
tn. some % Germans most 80
erfu' hnancia, interests are go.
the syndicate. The move 70
en- 10 indicate Germany's seI -.
ness in following up rhe intere'"
urged in the Algeciras eonf$se~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-08
KiIlinu in Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn, rep
Bristol. Tenn. dispatch to the pa
ncr SAYS tina, news has been 80 60.
cd rha, Luther Keeyer, YOUNG
OF 4 prominent Tennessee ami4!' ~
shot and Killed at Erwin, Tenn,
E-re-r Miller. the yonug son
II. Miller, a wealthy banker Oh -
lask.. Va. Keevrr Is SAID 70 -
been Intoxicated and made an aH
on Miller with brass knucks'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
@ergeblidJes Semiibcn.
Die Gofumentc gegcn Sen Gis-Sruit
lin0 uno blei6en peri6munoen.

Nl6unn N.-O, 20. 6ebruor.
3os nSo6n Goe"-G ~erfobren, mcldeS
@eneroIompnlt SadlOn in Oem BE.
miiben anbGngi9 gemod)t bette, Die
obbonoen gefommenen S6riftltilde
in DEM Nnti-G uit-Saae ge9en bic
yMmcricon See So" mieber 81 erlorl-
gen, lit geitern Nodmittog Dor Foli-
5eiridter Srobp an icincm GnOe al.
oelol19t. Ger Stills @enerolonnolt
". u. Gc TorO tbetltc Ocm @cridt8=
bof nit, 0ab, ipGbrenO CT claude, bic
'SdJtiftitiIde ieielt gcItoblcn ipprbrr;
nod) ieincr Inii6t bod feline 9etueis-
mittel porldgen, I'M 0cn Gieb 51
%agltoSciren. Gs iCi 5mor m0olid, boB
Die Sdriftltiide perlegt moroet leien,
bod bobe ipegen Der @idtigfeit Der
icl6en Oie Innabme, OoB lie geItoblcn
luorOel1 iino, mebr fiir lid, Gldter
9roOp iogte. eS ldgen feline binrei-
denOen 9elueiie oafiir Dor, INN i'm
SIT iiber5eltgen bab irgenO cine be-
Itinmte YerIon Der 9cgebutg OeS
SerbrehenS an9eiduloigt meroen
ODER Ole NrSiteQrng zines Serbofts.
befeblS gerc6tfertigt erideinen
fonnte.
Inter Sen bereioi0ten 3el,gen be-
ianOen iid Gr-@eneralonmolt Woper,
Sobn q. Wc9teiae, Ser Hednungs-
crperte, melder Sic llnteriufnng ge-
fiibrt Bat; SiilfS.@ eneralonmolt 5.
q. Gonnellp, gr Stills 8%enerolon-
iualt Soroce s. Mc@uire uno Mrtblr
9. Secor, Stenogropb i'm Geporte.
mcnt oes @eneralannolts. Nuc
3eugen itimmten oarin therein, Dob
sic bermibten S6riftitiide, nofoenl
Die &lnge ausgear6eitet mar, alf Dem
Eulte Wapcr's lagen uno bann per-
i6manOen. Wuper lelbit ipro6 Die
Itliht aus, Die S6riftitiide fonnten
I'M 9ureau oes 8eneralonipolts on
irgenO einen1 unriftieen Srte ME
oergelegt morben iein. Mc9feille or.
flGrte, or fonne Die nleiiten bon Sen
S6riftitiiden r%eproOu5iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Gnbn's 3nfnnft.

Saoano, 20. Sebrlar. 8e.
neral Srepe 4nbraoe lit bier aus
@ai6ington l,no Nep-Dorf eingetrof-
fen. @Gbreno ieines A%liientbalts in
@aibington bate err cine 9e~ipred)ung
nit Dem Y~rGiioenten Hooiepelt uno,
ipie er iogt, erbielt err Den Ginorlif,
oaB Sr. Gooiepelt Die @ieoerberltel-
lung ser clibaniId)en Geplblif Der
idieben lperbe, bis pic Sniel mieoer
lnter ser Gottrple Der Gonieroatiuen
itebe. General Inoraoe lagt audi
pornlis, Dab BON &oi6ington III Cuba
cine elergiide YoIitif inau9urirt iper-
ben miro, peld)er oie 9lbberuiung oes
8oltpernellrs Magoon poraufgeben
Diirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Srpau oeht micOcr reben.

ct. SobnSburp, ST., 30. Sc
br1tor. - Soeben miro befannt ge-
9eben, 0aB @i1iam 5. 9rpan auf lei
ltcr Gollr oltrd oen Stont pier GcOen
balten miro, nGmlid an Is. gpril,
NuhmittogS, in Burlington uno
Nben0S in Barre mno am folgenoen
Gage, NadmittngS, in @bite &iper
Sl1nction uno am ndhIten Gage,
Nbenos, bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
@erid)tlid)c GpmpliSirungcu.

Baton Gouge, Sa., 20. 6ebr.
= Sor cine ihlpierige 6rage iiebt lid
oas bielige Iiitriftsgcridt ourf Die
Seriiiglmg oes Hid,ters Srunot 9e-
itellt, ollr6 melhe bic Anflage gegel,
Den eruGbIten Gongreb . Heprdien.
tarlten Saurpt megen Grnloroiina oeS
Or. Sarrp Ilorid nieoergei6lu9en
lpurbe. Gurd Sen Hiidtritt oeS Srn.
sSoprot pom Nidteramt am 8. Nopen1.
Der b. :. bate man bel Dem 8eridt
cine @rono. Sllrp nbne Tid)tcr; III
3oIge Der Seriiigrng oes GidterS
9ruiiot bat lid nber Die Sodlage nnl'
aeorebt, uno iett lit ein Gidter, aber
feiiie 8ranosSSurp porbanoen, uno
nelle 3iebung fam crit crfolgen,
lpenn oas Sbergerid)t iiber Die ponl
Gertreter oeS Stoates eineelegte Be
rufuua entld)ieoen bat, cine 1old)e
fam ober iriibeItens IN 80 Sagen err
folgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
S6presihluh.

SapaniId)e &1tliS aus Salpatt Deroen
nid)t mebr AMI oem omerifanii6en
8cItlonoc 5ugeloiIen. - Ger jopoz
niide 6lottenbeiud in @onolulu.
Sonolulu, 30. 6e6ruur - 0ou.
perneur Garter lit oltr6 cine &ubel.
oepel6e bon StaatsiefretGr Hoot er.
lud)t por0en, Die Ngenten Der CAM
p%terlinien 81 bena6rtdtigen, onB Die
omerItanIiden 9eb0roen iupanii6e
arbeiter bon S%oiuaii, oeren YGiie MIR
out cine 6obrt nod Stlpoii lauten,
nid)t 5ltm onlerifoniihcil 6citlano 81.
laIien luer0en. Ser geItcrn nad Son
6ronciSco obgeiubrene 0pfr. .Mon.
golia" bat 300 Sopaner bon bier nit
genommen.
9os iopauiiGe Observation-Disclosures,
beItebenO aus Orei &reu5ern, pel9eS
geltern bier eintrof lit bon Der 5u6l-
relden iopanii6en 9epolferltng nit
groBem @ntbuiiaSmlS begriiBt nor
ben. @egen 5000 Soponer, in felt
lld)er &leibuna botten iid) an ser So.
%fcnfront pcrIonmelt unO ilbelten
ibren 2onOsIcutcn an 9or6 oerGriegs'
i6iffe SIT. Nomirol Somifo, Com,
monoeltr OcS @eidlpoOers, taltidte
nit Nomirol &erD Die iibliden off
5ielen Sofli6feitsbeiud)c ans unO Die
aunonen Ser SofenfortS iellerten Ocn
%ndtionolen Solitt. Gas @eidhpa0er,
lpeIde5 an Ser Worinemerft Dor 4nfer
gi1g, miro einc ISOLDE bier perlpeile11
uno Damn nod) 9ultrulien abfabren.
Sir Die goitli6e llntcrboltrng Der
Sffi5iere un6 Monni6oiten miro bier
BON Nmerifonern ioiuobL lpie Sapoz
nern geiorgt luerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
2angfingcrigcr Sdhafsait.

Gbicogo, 81, 20. Sebri,or, -
Midoel 9onlin, Mitglieo oes nNem.
Dorf 9aiebol SeomS" ser rNationaI-
2eugue," murbe bon einem 6remoen,
meIder lid Z. q. Smith naunte utb
bebaltptete, ioeben obne Wittel uno
Sreunoe aus Melp.Dorf eingetroifen
81 iein, iudbreno Ser lebten Naft I'M
einen Snar6etrag bon $500 utO cine
Iiamantnooel b%eltoblen. Gonlin bate
nit Dem Monne Witleio um0 lieB i'm
in ieinem 3imrner iibernodtcn, iato
aber bei'm grmoden am Worgen, oaB
Smith lid nit 0em e%rmdbnten Hnilbe
aus Dem Staube gemnd)t bate. auf
eriolgte Arl5eige muroe Smith ipGter
bon Der Eoli5ei aligegriffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
BUR n%Gardmont" Satpitropbe.

gto6 mebr Spfer oufgefunoen.
8rod cine @efobr fir Die S6iff-
fabrt.
GinGparb Sooen, MoiI., 90.
Sebruar. = Capt. Gaboon un0 sic
Wanni6ait Ser &ettlIngsItation bon
@np Seno baben Die 2ei6el1 pon 5iuei
meiteren Spfern Der o2ar6mont"-
&ntaItropbe bon go Won's 2ano, no
0ieielben an Sen Strono gcporfen
mor0cn noren, bierber gebrad)t. Sci
elmer Ser 2eiden, mel6e bie zines
WanneS BON mittleren Sdbren mar,
fnn0 man Elm Noti5bud) nit ser
N0reiie o@. Is. @igbtmah 2ebonon,
N.-O." Gle anbere 2ei6e na bic eli.
mes Wonnes bon nngefGbr 80 Sab
renL Ser einen lan9en ifmoracn
lleberrod 1n6 blnfel geItreifte 8ein-
Fielder trug. Sim 0ritten Singer Der
linfen Sano befono ii6 ein einfo2er
ooloener Sling. 9eibe 2ei6en bottcn
HettungSgiirtel an.
Nemport, MS, 20. 5ebruor.--
S6iff8offi5iere uno So6perItGnOige
bon bier befiir6tcrL BOB ooS @rof
oeS 1ompfeS n2ordmont" ii6 ols
cine @efohr fir Sic Sdififo6rt ermei-
len miro, iuenn cS niGt bolO permits
tclit Sorpe6os 5ertriimmcrt mirb. IS
miro 6eboltptet, sic ans llfcr geruor-
ienen ipdrli6eu Sriimmeritiide lie.
ben cric6en, bob boS @rod MIR lang.
lom 5erbridt, lnb BOB Sic Sriinmcr=
Itiide bnrii6erpoiiirenben Tobr5eu-
gen, Defenders S6rauben- un6 &a6.
oonpfern, groBen SAoocn 5ufii9en
fonnter. ,9l1rd Die antuenoung BON
SorpeooS lpiir6en, mie man glultbt,
0ie mabri6einlid nod I'M &iel ocS
Campers befinblihen 2eiden fret
uno fon1tten oeborgen merbcn. 3oS
@rod liegt 3R Weilen iiib-iiibGItlih
bon @otd Sill in 1872 6ooen %ticfent
@oIier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Ginc Sdrmiblapp Stiitnns.

S6am-Ero5eB regt einen G%incinati'er
&opitaliiten 5rr @obltbdtigfeit
alt.
Gincinnoti, 8, 20. 6ebrltor.
- Ger bieIige moblbefonnte BANTER
5. Is. Shmiolopp giebt befannt, Oob
er cine Stiitung bon $250,000 &c.
madlt babe, 0eren ;3irien gum 9eiten
iultgcr 6ranenSperionen, meld)e iih
III bcor0ngter Gage beiinocn, Dcrmcn-
BET lperOen ioQen. SreunOe Sd)mio-
lapp's iogen, Der Gntid)lllB, Die StiI-
tu1g 81 MAIDEN, lei in i1m naf einem
fiir5liden 9elud]e Der Stnot Nerp.
Oorf ulo nad)oem er Die Iuslagen I'M
fennen gelernt, &c.
reiit. Die Stiihna lit gum anOen.
fen an S6miolnpp'S Softcr Char.
lotte, Sic i'm lester Sommer bel Ell.
mem artomobil- llnfal i'm iiioliden
Sranfreid ibren Soo fono. Sm @olt.
Sen bat Sr. Shmiolopp iebt $780,
900 gum Nn0enfen al leine 6rau uno
ieine 5pei Sod)ter, Die ale SIT peri6ie.
oenen 3eiten burh llnfGue un'S 2e-
ben gefommen lino, geitiftet. Giner
Ser Serpalter Der Stiitllng lit Der
Wopor bon cincinnati. Dos Ginfoms
men ans Dem SonoS ioa pcrnenoet
nerben 5ltm Better ilunoer 6rallens-
periollen, enttpeoer fir Die Gr5iebung
oerlelben ober 81 ibrer llnterltilbung,
penn ie franf limo ODER iif III be-
orG1gten llmltGnoen b%eiinoet. Gin
Sbeil oes GinfommenS iol reierpirt
meroen, bis Ser Sono Die Sobe BON
90 600 0O0 rrrptdlt hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Soiiircr Walfcr's Elmdlt.

Nem 9ritain, Conn, 20. Sc
brllor. - @ie bier befnnnt muroe, lit
Bel ben @erid)tc1 IN Connecticut mo
Ncu.0orf Ser Antrag geIteIlt moroeil,
Der ,WeItern Union" mo Der YEoltal
telegraph So" 5llr Snitrltftion Der
SetcftipS Der .Nem-9ritain Sapings
@anf" Die Sorlegung Der 9epeiden
nuf5ugebcn, melhe @illinm i. @ol-
fer Dor ieinem Geridnuin0en oufge'
0eben ooer empiangen bat. Man
qlaubt, ouf oieiem @ege crnlitteln SIT
tonnen, nit mem @alfer in Gerbin.
bltng Itano. uno moglider @eiie aud,
er sic @ertbpapiere Der 9anf pers
Itedt bat.
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3itm slueitcn Walc in brei @pdlcu.

Sou It 0 H. Seros, 90. Sebruor. -
Sn Strang erplooirte Der &eiiel elmer
Srodtlofomotipe ser vSoiliton &
Seros Gei1trolbobn," nobel Ser 2ofo-
mlotipfiibrer Merdant in Stiide &C.
riiien lnb Ser Sei5er gQiott ihlper
perlett murbe. Sic 0ofomotipe iou.
oieielbe Iein, oeren &eiiel Dor brei
@oden erplobirte unb Die oneeblid
reparirt purbe uno lire erite 5abrt
na6 Der Geporatur mohte.
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Ser Gricg in Central lmerifa.
GrGii0cnt 3elnpo trohtet onge6lif)
na6 Ser @riinoung elmer central
omerifonii6en Union.

merifonii6en llnion.
Bonoma a, 20. Sebruar. - Gei'
IenOe, melbe bier aus centrnlsameri'
fantiden S6fen e%introfen, brudten
meitere Mittbeillln0cn iiber Sen 2lltS'
bru6 Der Standardization 5miiden
Ben 5ruppen OeS GrGiiOctten bon
Attcaraglla, General 3elnpo, uno De.
men 0eS ErdIi6enten BON Son0llra$,
General 9oniao, i'm 2nltfe 0eS Dor
qeitri9en NndmittogS an Ser @ren5e
bon 9ticoro9ito. Sic IoQcn, bintcr
Dem grGiioenten 3eIapa itdn6er sic
Seinoe SalDaoor'S, SonouraS' uno
@untemala'S, melde Gmigro0oS &C.
nannt meroen. NnoercrieitS bat Sor'
0uraS Oen ErGiioenten BON Saluaoor.
General @5cnlonL mo Den ErdIioen"
ten BON Guatemala, Wamlcl @itrp0o
Cabrera, fir iid). IS miro bebaltp'
tet, 0oS Streben 3elapa's gebe onbin
cine llnion Ser INSTRUMENTATION
Staoten ber6ei5ufiibren. Sein Flan
lit, Die oer5eitigcn ErGiiOenten oieier
Stoaten 0urf Scltte 81 erieben, mel
die fir ieil Rrojeft SIT baben Iino, nn0
cr pcriltdt, Sen 2lnfong nit SonouraS
SIT ma6elL peld)es ais oie ihmGdite
ser %gcnonntcn GcpubIifen 6ctrnhtct
miro.
user bat ~9eite0t?
M onoguo, 9ticoroQlto, 20. Sc
bruor. - 2uS ReIltltot Ser am IS.
6ebrror nitagebrodenen 6einoielig.
feitcn Oringen bic Ertppen Nicora.
gIa's ieBt in ooS Snnere Don Son-
ollroS Dor. Die 6onOuraS = glrrpe
mllroe i'm porgeItrigen Greiien total
gei6lagen. General Gnrcama mel
der oie IngriffSfolonne filbrte, mltrs
sc in Dem Sample g~et0otet. Die Sons
0uras- grmee lieB 81 So0te ultO piele
8ermunoete oltf Dem S6Io9tfeloe 5lls
riif.
San Solpu0or, Hcpublit
Solpooor, 30. 6cbruor. - 9to1 bier
ein1etroiiencn 9to6ri6tcu ioaen bic
Nicuro9uaher gcidloBen iuorOelt lllto
jebt olf Dem &iid5ngc ieiu. 0aS Gref-
len fon0 5t YortiQo DC GSpilto Itatt.
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ridden 6einOe Ser STRIDE 8riano'S
9olitit 6iQigte, Dies Ben 8otifon Dins
Iidtli6 Ser MtetbSs Gontrofte fiir Die
airfen nidt berlt6igcn f0nnte, 5ltnlol
oieic Diele Streitpimftc cntbolten, Die
lid ifnielg beilegcn licbcn.
&ur5e &obeIOepei6 en-.
Charles 9. Srancis, Der amerifa.
niide 9oti6ofter in @ien, trot Don
bort in 9egleitung ieiner Sodter,
6rau @arren cine Heiie na6 9(tben
an.
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9rauo in Sten6cnuiac.

SteubenDilIe, g.. 90. Se6r.
- 9eaIl & Steele's Gngros . Iro-
merchandising mltroe bellte total SER
tort mo Die anItoBenben @eb1libe
@m. Sea6's mo ser ,Steubenpile
Grpgooos 60" erbeblid beihdoigt.
Dan i6att ben 8eiammtperluit auf
$4,000. Ger Brand entItano ourh
cine Grplolion i'm Seller Der 6irma
geall & Steele, uno elm Glerf, Ha-
mems Gop Grpin, erlitt babel idpere
9ronopunoen.