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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Nar1Iano & %enniDlnania 81. 81.

9h9e ucrieHrh INSTRUMENTATION
7.30 Sorni. nat gorf ldaIih, aitsgsuomuten
Gonntng6 (.
$40 Iorm. mao %eiiu, rtur SorntugS.
$50 8or1r. rah Tefnir taeIi9, nnseenom.
me-, GpnntaaS.
1.3Q gtad1rE.. mad 0elnir, nur Samftags.
1925 Hodnt. ia:o Oorf tugIid, ulseenomu1en
Sonntues.
4.05 gtodbrn. nab ScIta, mir eorutaas.
s,45 9tatnt. nnm &elatr 'idaIi1 au5geiioms
men Gonitogs.
600 Mbenbs mao E9elto tdgIld, ausgeuom,
men Gonntoa5.
II 90 Nbeiios i,ad Delta. mr Sonlltags.
II 80 9tbenbs iod Helair, Witttpo6 IL. Cant
itdn. tifN nv
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@rnnoIiiGs = lIc6crtruonnacn.

O|rHHUFNUS llCpCtltuBHhY'H'
Srluin @. &cnb an @orrD =. Seine.
fcltcr, 9~torOIcitc Der 6cOerol.S troBc,
1lu6c Yottcrion.E -Nucnltc, Is Bel
| 50, $500.
2oltru &orom an Bertha &orolu,
> 8%runoItiidc, So.
GicIelbc an g(l6ert 9, &nrom rnto
Satin, 9~toroicite Der 8onf-S troBc,
1lo6c 9lnco1s2(Qcp 1876 6ci r. @ro5,
$50, So.
6ornie IS. S6am an George 81.
SumntcrbodDcr, , 0runloItiidc, So.
Gborle5 Wtorton an Gbos. Smith,
gSciticitc Scr Gorcp., nobe EreBtmon-
StroBc, 81 bel II, @runO3inS $50,
S.. '..''..
@rorge 81. Gobf7ah Nc. s. Sopp5
ttno @ottilt @citIcitc Der GoItIc-,
hu6e Sortienb4S troBey il.5 bel t00,
@ritn05tns $40, So. .
Gctcr Smith oil Soirpb MtcdlinSfi
unO @ottiil, SiiOicite Der 2oncoitcr.,
nobc 9oro!StruBc, @rltnO5inS 1
Gent.
Srnnf Hooof un0 MtorD 8lod un0
@atte, Noroicitc Dc8 Gogcr-Glocc,
nobc Wiltpn-2lpcutc, 1872 bel so,
8r1no5inS $36, 5000. ~ ..Hu'I.a"
1Wii6ocl 3. Gtcil1 unO @ottin al,
Bertha g. &offrL, '@runoItiidc, 81.
SSoicpb Bultn9fa an Nrmo Molt
@eiticite Scr @ort-, nobc 2onpolc-
StroBe, IL bci 60, @rlru05i1ls $36,
So.
9lnno @oIf on Soicp6 &oun1Sfo,
@eiticite Der Sort, no6c 2anpolc.
StroBe, IL bel 60, @ruto5inS $36,
So.
6ronf $. Zimmerman an 5. Z.
Hce6, @%rlunO5ius $25y So.
Gilbert 6. SoQono an @iQion, &.
&olalt0, Noroiertc Der 2ofopcttc-9l pc.,
nobe 8opion.S troBe, fl bel so, @rO5.
$50, S..
@iQinm s.. @oIono an 9lbcrt 6.
SoQonO, Nor0irltc Der, 2ofopettc. 9pc.,
lo6e EopIonyStroBe, II bel so, @ro5.
$50, So.
Sobn {. Gteeo an @iQinm s. 9lr11.
ltno @ottin, Nor0icitc Der Clifton
llobc 6llltons9lpente, 13 bci $50,
W~runo5il1S $50, $1,000.
G6ilip s. WiiiQer an $. Wfi6acl
2odner, Siloieite Der Mpnumcnts
StraBe, nabc &ottcrion-Yorf -9(penllc,
10 bei 70, @rlmo5inS SAB, $4,000.
George Z. Glcp II. g(. an $. Sonl-
berg nno Satin. @orDmeItIcitc Scr
@Silfcns-, no6e 6itlton-9lpcntc, IA bci
so, @%run05inS $40, $3.50.
emma g. Norrib AT 2olliS eagle,
Sitieite ser Sorfpro-9(pcnllc no6e ser
G6robom-S troBc, IA bei = @ruuloz
sims $40, $1,000.
Florence WfcS. Spion on Mopor
llnb Stabtrotb, oos StroBen6ett, ST.
g. $. Stritebofi lrnb 6rolt an 8il-
liam $. Malt6ie, SiiomeItieite ser
6orreitltraBc, no9e Glepelonb, 4pcnue,
$50 bel =, So.
Charles 6. Sonnellberg ii. 5ruu
olr Wottie @. Servings, Siioieite Ser
observation-disclosures /no6e 6ulton-s(pe.,
IA BEL HOG, @ro5. $50, S..
Morgoret 6. @enitctt Some an So
me Of tie 9geo Scr mct6ooiitiiGcn
Gpisfopol-S Stride, IL 2ots, ST.
Sieiel6e an Yatteriot Wemorinl
Niiociotioii, t3 2ots, ST.
Some Of tbe Ige6 Scr metDobiIti=
idet GpiSfopol.airde an Miargoret
5. Bennett Some, s 2pts. 81.
Weper a6romipn uno Srult ali Sp.
nan &ot, 2 2ots, So.
George 6. Sbomos an @i,iart 8.
0lo,Sgo;4o Snr Oc EIroE,o
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&creinS : Galcubcr.

Sudcr- @clangpercilt bpn Baltimore.
.sr 9iri0ent Brnf. i. GarollS.
SalptQltarticr Sobn Sol6' SoQc,
9tr. 40S, &clt 4. 2crington = StroBe.
Seoer SohlItog }l6cnO NIT Nllsno6me
oc5 ortttch Sarnltags im Monot
SingIhmoc. (9(pril 7-tO
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@crciniatc SGnacr ppn @nItinprc.

%crcinigtc Singer ppu Baltimore.
&nlptqltarticr: y8ernlQniu = WiGllz
ncr6or &ole;;" 9r1iiocnt &cnrp
Sbom0S; cOrrciponOircnOer II. proto=
touircnOer Sefret0r 6rc0. &oimonn,
g{r. 321, @eIt Mo0iiou = StroBc;
6inan5 = Scfrctdr q. @imrnclbebcr,
9tr. 80, @oro-Gbcn.S trobc; S6ot.
meiitcr $. MidliG 9tr. 713, g8orncr-
StroBc; Giri0ent II. Scmberger.
&criommlung icoen 3mcitcn 6reitoB
i'm Wtonut.
D@crntonio.G uortctts GLIB"
&ouptQrtorticr: @ogncr'S Souc,
Nr. 1t6, Nor0-Goco.S troBc, Sing
%itunoc: GienItog5. - Girigcnt. =.
&orolll8.
yN(rion."
Souptoltortier: nStog.&oac," Mr.
205, &ononcr StroBc. SinoitunOc:
@fittlpod - Giri0cnt: 5. 6. 6ronf,
r&urmonic."
SouptQitartier: Scr. 414, @cIt-
Sopettc- StroBe. Ginaitum6c: 9ien-
tags - Girigcnt: SoDn 81. &lcin.
Observation-Disclosures"
SmuptQllartier: @crmonin = MGr-
uerdJor-SoQe, GER. 4t0-412, @cIt-
troBc. Sinoitm0c: Goll-
ncrIto08 = Girigcnt: GDcoOor Sent,
berger.
y6robIinn,~
&ollptQltorticr: 6roblim ? &ol(c,
9}r. 2000, 6rc0crid = 9tocrulc. Sing-
Itlln0e; Mittipob5 = Girigcnt; SoDu
u. &(etn." ..g
% it.o @lr6citcr.W G1tncr0or."
SoltptQnorfier: Nn0rcoS' SoQr,
Or. 81, SonoocrIttroBc. Gtn0itm0e:
@tittpodS -GtriQcht: GGorlc8 s.
9odnlt.
r06olio. M6nncrdor."
@ouptQuortier: &oig'& Snac, 9}r.
1922, SorforO-9 tDcnte. 9in0ItltnOc:
GienIto0S- Giri9cnt; s. Is. 6ronf.
Observation-Disclosures"
SmtptQnorticr: 3wifcr'8 &oQe,
Gctc Glt6o- un0 NnorcItrobc. Sing.
Itumoc: MiittipoN }lbcn08 s ll6r -
3irigent: Sll6crt &ritppCI.
-'
n2lr6citer- 2icocrtofcl."
SolrptQltorticr: @oI3' SoQc, Nr,
408, @cIt 2crinotonitroBe. Sing
ItlnOc: Q~icnito0$-Giriocnt: S>lbcrt
&riippcL.
yWc(o0ic."
Sorptorortier: 3, Shes Solc,
Gtfe &olpitrobc 1ll0 9cloir = Murft.
SinNitlnoc: GoltncrItogS-Girigcnt
3. &orolllS.
0goOcrii0cr Wdnner0or."
@auptQlorticr: 9(tfcrmonn'S SaQe,
Gfe Don Caroline mo @olt96ItruBc.
SinBItlnnc: Gonncrito1 gbcnOS -
3trigcnt: Ntu8llit SGnciocr.
uWicBscr-@ tlon9pcrcin."
Soltptqllorticr: Soffmdnn's SoQr,
2olu- rul0 6orrcIt GtroBc. Sing
ItlttOc: Gicnitog-Girigcnt: Srbcrt
&riippcl.
nOio3ort- WGnncrGor."
SonptQllorticr: Tobcrt' SoQmcr'S
Safe, Nr. t92t-1923, Orleans
StroBc; SingItutbe je0en Conner
Itog N6cn0; IS. EohlmonrL Girigcnt.
uGi6cnfron5."
Souptqltorticr: SoDn S6mi6t'S
Dorm. 3orn'S) Sale, @fc 8. nn0
@ougbltraBc, Si~gb(on0tomll. Sing
MittpoG5 - 0irigcnt SEQ.
Focbl1nann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Baltimore Sampf Eadet . So.
(Vlte unb Snoerld iiye Sais2inte.)
Sic yer Gtonfprsllojt hSfarhrrnh
Die Yer. SfaafensBoit bef5rbcrnb.
Sau,pier r@trsinia" mem. .Mlabama,"
lRrnroia.U TrnurHeeH 90

ChUpfrf rS!tg!HIu" n.enJ5 MMldpdma,"
Sampfer fYst6ret iaaoIt%, goTutaas auseenom.
mtn, bon ben .9ai.Iime". pierS, Nr. t0-18,
~eI9btssirabe, $50 .Nrenos, bireft mad O!o
Boirt Comfort. Nori0it. Portsmouth unb aucn
Raniten oes elhene. Ye.binSune in Bib
lsoint Comfort nit ~. & O. Gifenbobn". gtouo
Tidinono, Serbironn0 in Portsmoutb nit hem
mouth unb YtIartn. ~ gorfolf YerbinSpnp
nit oer vgtlailiic epoft Sine" ylorfoIf nr6
lpeitfitb nio nOlo Dominion 4inc" nod Refp.
bern 8afbtn9ton. R.'e, &ihuionb, 8a.. nus
yefpt gart.
Mubl5etten na6 europdif9em yIane. 2iiru.
ri6ie Saiiitenoimirer, eIe!irtf9e 8efendtnne.
thinner In ot.i N~tpet.AhreouI ber Dab Cine"
Gr. f07. s)tsPaitinlore.S irdbe, Nt. 500 l:b
sos. ~9iabtsStrdbe, Q. ". 8. Office. Siiboft.gde
9ruft. Dut,eins' nnb Niodueb's Nr. 100. ,Rurbs
GbnrIes.Strche.
Sbbn VI. Gpeftuorb, e. 4xupu,
WcesFrif. II. Gen. 'Waada C., Gen. sYaf. .Seent.
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Sricf6cfDrbcrnme nadj bcm 9~(tslanbt.


Die oltSlGnoii6e &oIt fir sic nit
Dem 20. g(pril cnOcll0e ISOLDE .idlicBt
Gicr, III alien 56Qcn piinftIi6, I'M
@oltptpoItomt, mie folgt:
Die Yodct.@oit lit often bon 8 ll9r
GormittogS bis 5 llbr 9G6en0S tGg-
lid, ntsgenomrncn Sonntog8.
Die Bodct = Eoit fir 9cltti1lono
idlicBt bier tGglid I'M 5 llDr 9(beno8
om II. 9(pril; no6 @roB6riton-
nicn unO SrlonO 9ienito9S lrnO
6rcitogS, nm 5 ll6r 9lbenO8.
9lue 9onpfcr fobrcl1 bon 9}elps
Dorf ob, Wcnn ni1t on6rrlpcitig an
gcgC6cn.
Eronss de Roit.
4icnlto9, Is. Npril = llbr 2lbOS.,
noG europa per GonpIcr uMoic-
itic," pin 0llcenatoWn.
MittrpodL II. gpril-7 ll9r 2lb08.,
nod europa per Gompier n&oiierin
al1lIto Gictoria," pio Elpmolt0,
G~6er6ourg ln0 @omburG; 10 9lboS.,
noG europa per Tonpfcr go ca.
ooie," bio SABRE 8oitioNcn mad
@roB6ritom1icn unO SrlonO miiiicn
per ga Sopoic" oOreiiirt icin).
6rcito1 10. Ipril = ll6r @6b8.,
nod 2luitrolicn (nlr GofctpoIt) per
GanpIcr nGroutcniclS;" noG euro
pa per 9oupfcr st. 2ouis," nta
Blpnlout6 uno GGcrbourg 8oltio.
6cn nod 2ipcrpool, S6ottlono ltro
Srlon0 miiiien ypcr ct. 2ouiS"
ooreiiirt icin) 10 lin N(6cnO, nod
europa per Sampler uG%omponio,"
pia Queenstown.
$50 It iir 9 ii b II. Central
@mcrifn @cittnoien etc,
Mittlupd, II. g(pril - 10 ll6r
I6ehOS} no6 Gll6n, 0ltcoton un0
Gornpedc pr Gompicr nMontcrcp;"
ndob Sanloico per 0ompicr bon Ybi.
lnbelp9io. 4
9onnCrito9, IS. 9(pril = 10 llhr
N6cnOS, nod) Sortlu1c SSlouo, ga.
moico, Gonomo rn0 &onol5onc per
9ompfcr uE. G.Srieori0;" nod @or-
.bo0oS, 8lliono .rlto Sii0-9roiilicn
per Gon1pfer rSicamlno;" nod ocn
S%o6onoS, BID NoliolL per Camper
USeg1tronco."
Sreitog, 10. 9(pril - 10 l1br
N6cll0S, nod Curacao, &citc5llclo II.
Columbia per 8ompfer nMorocoi-
b." nod) Eorto Tico, pio Sol, SSltor,
per 9oinpfcr carolina; nod 3Sor,
trnc SSlonO ln0 Somoico per 0om-
pier vSi6irio;" nod SltrS' SSlonS
urO San 0on1ingo per Gumpfcr
uGbcrofce."
Sornitog, 90. gpril - 10 ll5r
I6en0s, nod Sen Bahamas, pio
Mionli, 5lo.
Ole Rolt fir Newfoundland, bio
Nort6 Sionep, llno fir Miolteloll,
pio Bolton, i6lieBt bier tdoIidb Inn 3
llbr @odmittaas; fir Cuba, piu
tdolid nm I llbr Iodnit.
fir Gotta Gico; SonoiiroS (S1t.
9ticorogita (Sitfiiite) 1tl1o
@ilotonlalo, pia gtelpsO Orleans, tGo.
lid Inn 10 llbr gfbbs.; fir bic Stoot
tdgGi6 Uni 2 ltbr NodylrIit.
ltrlo 10 llDr N6enOS.
GraitS Yocific SET.
Gonncritan IS. SlpriI = 10 ll6r
9(benbS, nob Sapoii Scpon, gorco,
ittb Den Ebilippincn> pio Son
5ron5iSco.
Somitog, 20. slpril - 7 ll6r
a6enbs, 1lo6 aliitroliell, Sill : SIS
unb Ncll-Gdleboiticn (lltl6 ipe-
ooreiiirtc Buit nod gtcll.Sec.
.anO un1 Samou), pia 8ancollpcr.
GA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Wcrdants & Iincrs SranSpprt. So
TampfcrsQtnte,

m Sraf,t nno YaNa9iere.
*Radl Bottom nno beiu Often
Mont.. .9icnft.. 9onnerit.. Gamft.. 0 llbr Ibbs.
*S'a4 Yropiocnee nnb bent Often
Sonltaa, Witifpoh, Sreitug, @ 1lbr MbenbS.
*Wudl Wciupprt.glcros uno Nrrfplf
" fdgIi6, 6 tlbr gbenbS.
*Sra6t nnee1onnlcn tdaIi6 bis 5 ltbr Nadb.,
@G1 eauannab nmS bcm eibsn
Oienitag, 9ontcrfto9, Gan1itug, 6 1lbr @NenbA.
VI. q. Gurtn, I9ent 1oug God.
S~anpt:giireau: German. uni 9tght.strahe.
, U13,T&S-)
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SINS @ef6ngniB ri #. -
Serbert s. Worner, 81 Sabre alt, bon
Scr. 7, Siios8apionsS trobe, milroe
ort Montag 8ormtittog %uerbaitet, ais
er aus Dem Stqotgcfal1gniB .entlalieit
ipiirbe, illto libt bereits lpieoer in Die
fem Snititlit. CT ipitr0e ndnlib &c,
tern oiird) &idter Stanlep IN Der iiio-
iueItli6en 8oliseiitntipn Dem @erifts
nerfobren iiberipieien. 4peil er. ange64
lih ieinem friibercn Nr6eitgeber =.
Snonoen BON 8apion. StroBe 8elo
unteri6laget bntte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
reDiitrirtrr bentidcr Ir5s.
i30sfhbrine Hfnrfa.

YSiic err Mciie ms Mnslanb Gc.
iorst s. Mainr, Wr. 413, Git.galti,
morc.S traRe, nabe Goitambuiic.NDe.
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GbcIaprufc 9ampfcr.G ompasuic.
G6cIapcafcs2inic.
Glc9nnte Eniingicr'S anipi fer rgngnTta" nnb
,,9tlnuta" nudI
DID Yuiitt Comfort uuo Hurfolt, 0u.
Snl1pter b~erlnliet Baltimore t19lid (aiiSeca
llprtnten SQnntno5) Inn $50 s(beit6S lno font
men IN OLD aSoint Comfort I'M 6 llbr WorgeftS
llro in ytorfolt. I'M 7.15- Wor9ell5 al alz
i0Itebenb an bic Giienbabn5ii0e nab a1cn
Eunftet ocs SioenS mo GiibiucitcnS.
WDrf. liiuers2inic.
Glcgnittc EniinDicrsS CAMPER vS9arlptte" unb
Baltimore"
inh Ncitsgoint nno Nidlniunb, "a.
81 Sattpfer herIaieit Baltimore idgIio1 (aitsees
llonniten SonrlingS) nm 5 ll6r NndmiitnGs UNI
lptnnclt SIT 28clts9Soilt nm 7.45 Wlor9cns ilo
III Ni6monb nm 0.20 Otorgcits an.
Ole an Wiuttapcn, Mitiluodcn un0 S~reitaqeu
bon baltimore ubinbrcnoen 9nmpfer lino Die
bon Wet!sSoint al Sielitngcn, Solteritaeen
nm SaltitaacIt n%6iabrel. leacn in @Ioucetier=
BotEt, Clements mo IQmplo'S all; iiuo Die
an Stelltagetl, 9umleritngeii unb SamItaaen
bon baltimore lirb un WontG9en, Mtttipoden
lro SrettnGcn bon gScitsPoint nbfnbrcnoen
SnGtpfcr legen in 9orftour ulo GlapsBanf nn
thei qiilitigem 9Scticr). n
Sampfcr uerlaiicn Baltimore pum 9icr Tr. is
nto ~, 2igbtitraicn.gScrftc.
Sllr0Agiuete nab ellen Yunfteft f1nren ges
Hilbert. 1epdG .ailfge9cben ilro Iaiiiten5tftmcr
I'M SoralS ~referoirt ,pcrber, In ben bieIiaen
@iuetsGiircntr: Wr. 49,, Sit.Yalttmpre. Strabc,
u. ~. Glubiur, gDert; Tr. 1927, St.9altimurc.
Gtrafc, nber ocn SnupA&iireaur: Or. $50,
2iggt'e trnfc, Baltimore, Wto.
We,orn Nniier, e. q. G9ism,
@en. s@ei6dttsfibrer. Gen. s9afiaafer.9(aent.
= 8. 8. MeSanucl, 9iiIfSsGeu .9aff .saeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

CA - H- L "a.
Tragtd die 1Die Sorte, Oelhr. Inner Gokauft Hah.
s: 5ss &NM@Zw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
DEPARTMENT STORE.
Csc Necklaces toc.

About 50 ladies' gold chain
necklaces, set with stones. sew
eraf very neat and pretty styles.
Nelson's price CSC, our in.
price each LUG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13

riots occurred. There was q hope
that the North might get through
the year without a lynchlng, but
after the lapse of IL months and
u days Colorado had a lynching.
In the total of SO persons Iynched
the IL negroes killed in Atlanta in
September and the IL killed at
Scooba and Wahala, Miss, In Dec
ember, are not included. Mississippi
led with IL lyncbings. The number
of legal executions IN 1906 was 1923,
as compared with 1913 in 1905.
The total number of deaths by
violence during 1906 shows small
increase over 1905, being $3.50, as
compared with 9,212. The steady
increase of suicides continues. The
number for 1906 is 1925, which
exceeds the homicide record, amt
is an increase of 143 over 1905.
The record Of embezzlement, for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13

Vey was to be married about Christ.
mas time.
On December 90 friends In this
city gave out the announcement that
the ceremony had been performed
In three sections. civil service and
the Swedish service at the Swedish
Legation in Paris on December 20,
and an American service in the
First Presbyterian Church OF Paris
on December 81.
The despatch received and letters
received by friends here state that
TWO days before the ceremony was
to have been performed NJ. Dakrell
broke off the engagement because
he could not obtain a satisfactory
settlement. ;.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13

gerry, and defaulting and hank wreck,
ing shows a large increase over
1905. and is the. largest total since
1894, being $14.734,S53. as compared
with $9,613,172 in 1905. -
The large increase Is principally
due to the looting OF bank deposits
by such bankers as stensland in
Chicago and Nipple In Philadelphia.
The losses of 1906 are distributed
as follows: Stolen by public officials
s16s4,554; from banks, s1o,745,33T;
by agents. ss7s,571; forgerles, 1928.
6s7; from loan associations, s24s,
1000; by postofllce employees. s22,-
5so; miscellaneous stealinga ST..
433, 969.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
WON TAKE BRIDE
WITHOUT HER CASH
M. AK, Swedish Diplomat, Breaks
Ensa ment to Miss Louise Nc.
veIof sInshampton, N. Y.

BlNdtMPToN, N. Y, Jan. -
A desif h has been received here
stating hat Miss Louise Mcvey,
daughtd pr Rev John Mcvey. pastor
emerituof the North Presbyterian
Chlrch, this city, was not mar
ried to Threston Dakrell attache
OF the Redish Legation at Paris,
France that city. on December
70 and as had been previously
announc The Rev. and Miss Nc
Vcy lefhcre on November % for
Paris an announced that Miss Nc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13

In Evansville, Ind, they closed all
tho saloons last Sunday, hut, accord,
Ing to the dispatch, "tle drug stores
did the best business in years.
New York Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
MEYERS BROTHERS.
15o Opera Crepe &c.

About 21O yards of finely woven
opera crepe in all the leading col
ors. 80 inches wide. Nelson's
price 15c., our price the o.
yard .......... .......... JG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
FIGURES ON GRIMES
DURING THE YEAR
There Wore Sixty Nine Lynch.
ings During the Year
Violent Deaths and
Embezzlement.

The lynching record for the year
Is 60 During the first six months
there was a prospect that the show
Ing might 'be less than that OF
1905, but the race hatred increased,
and in two or three localities serious
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
OIL Cloth One.half Price.

Remnants of the entire stock of
Nelson's oil cloth, all different
lengths, several different colors,
at just one-half of Nelson's price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13

People in search of deadly drinks
VIII find tho denaturcd alcohol cock.
tail even more effective than the wood
alcohol Observation-Disclosures Star
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
Remnants at Half Price

Odds and Neson1 Innings drcs GOO
Silks yelvets, white kinds
all different lengths yard
than half their regular price s. 80 " y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-13
Ladies Long Coats One-Third

ons coats Tor iadesn large and choice
from henoat black
se phas IN the acy mixtures These
SYKES timely tailored
iohs. Turing ths sale one'third off he regular
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-05
DISQUALIFIES
The Sheriff from Serving
in SChmitz's Trial.
JUDGE DUNNE ACTS
Jury in the txtortion Case Against
FrisCo's Mayor Is Secured and
Will be Closely Guarded.

San Francisco, June 5.-The Jury
was completed Tuesday for the trial
of Mayor Schmitz on the first OF FIVE
indictments in which ho is accused
jointly with Abraham Ruet OF having
extorted from Joseph Malfanti $1,175
as the first installment of a $4,000 an
nual bribe to secure the French res
taurant keepers of. San Francisco their
licenses to sell liquor.
Judge Dunno on motion OF the prose-
cutlon and over determined objections
from the defense formally disqualified
Sheriff Thomas O,Neill and Coroner
William Walsh as unified by personal
bias to perform any court functions in
connection with the trial. He ap-
pointed William ]. Biggy as elisor to
have charge of the jury. Shortly after
adjournment Mr.. Biggy, who for some
months has been Ruefs Tailor, march.
ed the jury to the st. Francis hotel,
where the II men Will be kept when
they are not sitting in the trial
Judge Dunno has decided that the
jurors shall have no newspapers to
read until all articles relating to the
case have been censored; receive no
general mail, nor may be communi-
Gated with by their families except un.
der the scrutiny of the ellsor.
The state hopes to put in all OF its
evidence this week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-05
Trapshooters' Tournament Begins.

Columbus, o., June 5.-The 21st an.
nual tournament of the Ohio State
Trapshooters' league opened here
Tuesday with SO shooters participat-
ing in the ten events. The weather
was unfavorable for good scores, but
some fine records were made. The
Press Post trophy was won by w. Fl.
Kirby, Of Greenville. He tied with DR..
Van Fossen, Of Columbus. and T. s.
Bibbee, of Marietta, and on the shoot
off won by breaking 23 out of a possi-
BILE 25 targets. The general high aver
age in the shooting for the day was
made by J. r. Taylor, of Newark, who
scored 172 out of possible 1856.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-05
High Court Defines Words Meaning

Columbus, o., June 5.--The word
relative" as used in wills in Ohio
will hereafter have the definite mean
ing of one who is connected with an.
other by the ties of consanguinity.
The question of what meaning should
be given to this word in the construc-
tion of the will of Catherine Schaeffer
was the main question in the case Of
Schaeffer VS.. Bernhardt, coming up
from the circuit court of Cincinnati
and decided Tuesday by the supreme
court. The plaintiff in error was try
Ing TO show that 1t did not necessarily
have that meaning. The court held
against him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-05
Plot to Murder Is Alleged
by the Prosecution.
IN INHAYWOODTRIAL
Opening Address by Counsel for the
Stpte Accuses Miners Off
GERS of Many Crimes.

Boise, Idaho, June Through
James II. Hawley, senior of the group
of prosecutors, the state of Idaho on
Tuesday. made the opening statement
against William d. Haywood. whom it
charges with the murder of Frank n.
Steunenberg. Testimony by which It
hopes to prove the indictment laid
against him was then begun.
The opening statement was a sweep.
ing arraignment of the leaders of the
western Federation Of Miners. who
were charged with plotting Wholesale
murder and hiring assassins, all i'm a
giant conspiracy of vengeance upon
those who obstructed their way to de.
stroy opposition by terrorism, to con.
troll the political destinies of the com
munity covered by their organization
and to perpetuate their own power
within the organization.
u charged a widespread conspir.
acy dating In inception from the North
Idaho disturbance 10 years ago down
to the murder of Frank Steunenberg
and whose murdered victims, by bullet
and bomb. numbered scores. Hawley
declared that wherever I'm the mining
sections OF the coast states the feder.
alton had been in control there had
been left a trail of blood to mark its
operations. or the hired assassins he
cried ITO them murder became a
trade and assassination means Of liv-
ing"
Hawley spoke for nearly an hour
and half TO a court room crowded
but silent. TO jury which listened for
every word, to a prisoner who with his
family around him was several times
moved to deep emotion. Counsel for
the defense opened fire before the
statement had proceeded ten minutes
and the repetition of objections from
them led to three or four sharp ex.
Changes.
Eight witnesses were examined and
there would have been time for three
or four more n the available supply OF
the state had not unexpectedly run
out, enforcing an adjournment. The
Witnesses were all from Caldwell and
those who did not tell of the crime It.
self were called to locate Harry Orch
ard, who went to the town as Thomas
Hogan at various hotels and around
the Steunenberg home, and TO show
that two months before the crime
John l.. Simpkins, member of the
executive board OF the Western FEEDER.
alton Of Miners. had Joined Orchard
and had lived with him for several
days in the same room.
The defense objected to practically
all the testimony except that relating
to the death OF Steunenberg on the
ground that it was immateriaI and in
no way connected with the defendant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-05
The Last Appeal for cornelius.

Columbus, o., June 5.-The last ap.
peal in behalf of James Cornelius, the
Stark county wife murderer, was
made Tuesday to Gov Harris by Sen.
ator Vanover, John McSweeney, Mich.
ael Booth and w. A. Craig, of Wooster,
and Judge Albaugh, OF Canton, who
asked that the death sentence be com.
muted to life Imprisonment, II was
contended that Cornelius killed his
wife while intoxicated and that ordi.
narily he was an exemplary husband
and father to his wife and children.
The electrocution is set for next Fri
day morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-05
A Knockout for tho Low Fare Co.

Columbus, o., June 5.-The supreme
court has decided the suit OF the city
OF Cleveland against William Rey.
nolds. the decision being victory for
the Cleveland Electric RailwsS c.
and blow at low fares. The case was
brought In the circuit court of Cuya-
hoga county and involved the validity
Of the street car franchises on Erie
street and Central ayenle. The circuit
court upheld the validity OF the fran.
chises OF the Cleveland Electric Rail-
way co, and the supreme court sus.
taihed the circuit court. thus Knocking
out the low fare franchises.