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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Sranrige Sclbcn.

Ser Neger Sherman &egginS 6ringt
ieincr Srou iflrcdIi6e Sd)nitts
mtnoen BEL ullb crbGlt oafiir Gin
Sobr @~cfGngniB. Inocrc g8ci,
bcrpriigler beItroit.
GiHtcr Goldman bon ser l~tor0ipcIt.
liden Yoli3eiitation bcitroite Sen 81
Sabre olten Neger Sbcrn1an 2eggins
BON Nr, 903, Sinccnt Nuep, nit $25
uno Soften tlilo cinen Sobr Gcfang.
nib, wciI .bericlbe ieiner 6ralt emma
2eegius mGbreuo zines Strcites nit
cinem &ofirmeiier idrctlihe Sdnitt-
munoen om Sals ut6 ont Giiden bel.
gebroft bette. Sic SCrlebte erifien
iiber uuo. iiber p%erbun0en gum Ser.
FOR uno milroe nod OcmicIben %iofort
wicoer nod) Dem p@torplono Spmoo.
potbii6cn Solpitol" 5nriidgcbrodt.
Wit $40 uuo 80 Sogcn @cfGngni6
mlrbe in ocrielben Goli5ciitation ser
Ncger Sobn @oltcr Suter bon SIR.
800, Georges trabc bcItroit, ipcil CT
icincm 2icbd)ciL Der Nc9crin 9londc
SGucIl, am 9ienltaG Nbcn0 bloltc
Ilgen gcidlogen bate.
Sn Der iiiblider EoIi5ciitotion
mllrOc Scr Geger @bluorO Goro, alias
Sboeflp, bon Nr. TIC, @eit.Terrp.
Strobe, Der am %. Gcjcmber Ole gtc.
germ Wtnmie u. Goom pom Nr. 1871,
@riScoe5 Strobe, nit fohcnbcm @ol.
lcr bc9oiICn bntte, oCnt Hiftet Cor
por9ciiibrt, nofhcm Wornic aus oenl
llnipcrlitGtS Soipitol cntloIlen NOR.
Ben iuor. So unb Soften uno 5iuei
Wtonote 8ef1n9niB iiir bic robe Sbot,
mar Der &ihteripritd).
Gle Ncger GctuorO SoQ BON Ger,
81, Moro.ImritpsS troBc, nno &obert
Soll bon Nr." POS. 9orulonsNuep,
5lpei Sriioer, nllrbcll in Der meltlid)en
Eoli5ciitotion ncgen tb1tlid)en In.
griffS ouf Die 9tcgcrimcn Gitelo
9oricp mo Sooic Smitb pom Eolis
5eiridter 2oben beitroft, nno guar
Grlterer nit $40 ui1o Soften uno 6
Wonote @efGngnib ulo 2ebterer nit
$40 mo Soften uno 80 So9en Sc.
iGneniB. Gie beiocn EGr6en befan.
Den iid) ont Miitpnd) a6eno in GItel.
las Wobnung, Nr. 1872, Siio.@utoip.
StroBe, Grit luuroe gcbcd)ert uno
Damn g%erouft. gitelo crbielt Gle mel.
item griigel uno GOlporo onfiir sic
lGngite- &ubepoilie. d,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Scrr Bartlett be itrot. t.
G0iuoro 8. Bartlett bon TolonO-Eorf
pllroe gcltern bon Tid)tcr Wbitc in
Der norolifcn Goli5ciitotion nit So
ilto Soften beltroit, neil er feline 81.
cen5nummer an ieincm Nutomobil
baitc. Serr Bartlett bate Dos Pluto
g%efnllft uno mnftc NIT Dem @erfdlt.
fer cine Sobrt bllrb Den n0rllib.Sia.
Earf," oils Eorfpoli5iit Horris bos
Seblen ,Oes 2icen5id)ilOes benlerfte
ur1b Sru. Bartlett perboitcte. Serr
Bartlett iiibrtc ais Gntid)llbigun1
on, Dob CT geglaubt babe, er bate cine
fiinftdgige 6riit sur Grlon9ling Der
2ieen5. Ia ober Der Hihter Ser SIN.
iid)t mar, Dob Grfobrung ser bette
2ebrmeiiter lei, legte er Srn. Bartlett
oas nieorigite StrofmnB oui.
Or. Sill gei It orben. - Or.
alernnoer Sill, ebenaliger Coroner
uno ar5t oes 8eler . 0epartements,
Itarb geltern nod larger Granfbeit
I'M alter BON 90 Sobren in ieiner
lesten Wobnung, Nr. $40, Slts23.
StrnBe. Der Serblid]ene binterlGBt
feline naben Sermanoten.
Ser nSIteno 2eib- unb
Spar Serein" bolt am Witts
nod, ben 20. Mar5, in ieinem Ser
iammlungslofal, @dea'pon Orleans.
uno @olieitroBe, icine Sn5rcs : Ser
ianmIitng ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Sdiffsnadridtten.

sable SsIanb, M..S., Is.
Mar5. - Ser 9ampfer .Georic." bon
Ieopel mad Netp.Yort beitimmt, mar
beite I'M 2 llbr Radmittags IN Der.
binoung init Der Warconi.S tation.
$40 Meilen oitIif bon Sanop.Soof,
uno miro lpobrifeinlid Inn 1a9 llbr
Iontas Worgen in Hetp.gorf an'
langen.
Bremen, 13. MGr3. - Inges
fommen lit bier Der 9ampier nSranf.
furt" bon Baltimore.
ReapeL 10. Mdr5. - a6sefab.
rem lit belite bon bier ser 9ampfer
.Gretie" nab Hep.gorf; oesgleiden
am IA. NdrS Der 9ampfer nGitta 81
RopoIi" naf Reu. gorf.
Monolo G. SD perltebe nid,t,
ipaS Die 9elte bon mir tuoIen. SD
meroe fo%rtlpdbreno tpegen meiner ro-
then Rnie gebanielt, als tpenn oas
feline geiitise grrungenidaft tpare."
8erbIiimt. - ,Sie illden Mr,
belt. 8ie LANCE iuaren sic aitf So.
rer letter. Stele." - u3ebn Sabre,
lieber Serr." = vslber tuaritm iino
sic ni6t oa seblieben." .@as
iollte id in benz alten 4aiten MA.
den, lieber Serr. Der batte ia iiber.
all ooppelte SdloIer!4 I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Der S66epmnft Der 1slut6.

Der Sltsquebanna iiberi6menntt
Sabre oe Grace. = Sort 9epoiit
am S6limmiten betroffen.-Srns
bertc Ginnobner flieben. = Giien.
9obit = 8erbinolrng unterbroden.
= Ser Gotonac fuat.
@Gbreno ole @oiier ocS Yotomoc
ibren &obeplnft erreift bober uto
alntoblid) iuieoer inllen, iitb Die beS
SllSquebonno'S nod beitGnoig am
Steigen uno be6roben Die on belt
llfern liegenben StGbte. @egen orei
llbr geiteru Mor9en fam ser 8umm
Der SohfIltb nab Eort 9epoIit, ood)
lparen Die Veiuobner, 0llrd) telegra.
pbiid)e Nodridt geiuornt uno porbe.
reitet. 0cr @%oIieri6iuoll brad boS
GiS nidt, nn6 eS nlirbe ongenonl'
men, boB bic Slutb gndbig poriiber
gegongen iuar. 9od filr5 nud 8 llbr
fam cine 5fueite uno gefGbrlidcrc
Sllttb, Die ooS Sis brob. Der raienoc
Strom rib olleS NIT iih fort, mas in
leinem @eg fam, oic GiSiholcn bra.
d)et Ole Sclegropbenpfolten mie3iinb.
bol5er uto in fur5er 3eit itanb baS
@oiier III Den StroBen SUB bod.
Sltnocrte bon 2eilten botten faltm
3eit BOZ, ibren SGuiern nod oen Sit
geln oitlib bon Der Stoot 81 flieben,
uno biele mltbten mittelit &lioerboo.
ten aus Den Scnitern oeS 5fuciten
ooer britten StodiuerfS ibrer Wobs
nilngen befrcit peroen. Die Gisl6ol.
len tbiirmtcn iid) IN Den StroBen itel.
l%enipeiie 90 Sub bod onf. Die 81
ienbobn Canine ipuroen %beidGoigt,
uno Ser Serfcbr ollf ser columbia
unb Eort 9epoIit.giienbobn" mnBte
eingeiteIt pcrben. Die Selcgrapben.
GrGbte ser Baltimore. Ohio" mo
Ser nTenniplponio'9abn murben
bel FerrppiQc bur6gerillcn mo fort.
geIhmcmnlt, bod ipuroen ihon 9es
ltcrn Madmittag Die &eporoturen be-
gonnen. Sn SABRE DC @roce moren
Die 3llitGnoe Gbnlih. Sn Den niebrig
gelegenen StraBen itonb ooS @oiier
mebrere SUB bod. Die gnlagen ser
.Imcricon Gan Company, Der 09u'
boiS 2llmber Company" uno Der
Sabre De Grace @uter Company"
lnilroen iiberidipemmt. Sn 2opioum
mar Der @aiieritono IA SUB iiber nor
mol. Son @iqiomsport, no berBoi.
ieritonb oes Botomoc Die Sobe bon
90 SUB iiber ben normolen Stono
erreidte, miro gemelbet, Dab oos 8oi-
Ter ieit g~eitern Eogesonbrlld) faat.
Der gbeiopeofc. unb Sbio-Sonal
ipuroc Bel Soncod iiberfIlttbet, uno
miro befiirdtct, Dob icin llfcr picl
Sdooen ollrd) llntcriuoi6rngen 9es
litten boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

$50 Ger ausItob oes b%iesiobrieen
9odbicres Der Geo. golernidmiot's
Wruuerci beginnt beute, uno lit Die
fer cole Sranf bei anen arnoett Der
grolerci an 3apf uno in Slaiden
at 6o6en. Ser beurige Bod lit be-
ionoers gut geratben nnp miro iider.
Iif) 5ab(reife5 Siebbaber finoen. 3ie
g.. !9..S. gral-G ompagnie" ienoet
fir 81 "a 6laiden frei ms Saus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Gerl""Gcr e III scr d s.
lcute1tnpp ait Baltimore"
belt GpHherltas, abener9' I'M yg9bite
SoQ"1 @cbGiibe an Ser @nnf.S troBe,
nobe srcubpoT iritrr- rcgclmGBioe
Teriomnlfltng Infer bent SoriiB ocS
Erdiiocuten 3, %. Slipper ob. Sr.
George 2cinbod inngirte ais Yroto,
f%oIliiibrcr. 'HGie 0S. Notbon 2o0oo
uno GrnIt ,Sorlter murbcn ais Mit.
glieoer alfgcnommen, mo Elm aus
Den SS. Mortin Meperoirf, SoGit
Subert uno =. @. Slipper bcltcbelt.
oes Goinite lultrbe crnnnnt, I'M IN
8emcinid)oit nit Gomite'n Der iibri.
gen 8eid)Gfts Nrgoniiotiollen am
Wontog in elmer Geriommlung oe0
r8ereinS Der anufleute mo ISobri.
fonten" Eldnc fir bie llebermod)ung
Der &eroiSgobllla Der groBen gnlei,
fen 81 bcrotbcn. Son Ger nEbilooel.
pbio, Baltimore uno @oibington.
9obn" lief Elm Sd)reibcn cin, in iuel.
henu Die 9obnpcrmaItung erflGrtc,
DOB lie fo%rifobrcn peroe, in Ser Yreli.
o%cntitrobcusS totion Wild ob5llic.
fern.
0as 9c9r16niB ocs Srn.
8anont. - Gas gegrdbnib bes
friiberen gftltors bes Common.
Eleos = @crihts Sames 90. 8oniant
miro bciltc bon Der prot. .episfopalen
ct. Sufa's Stride aus itattfinoen.
Heftor Charles W. Goit miro 0cn
SrouergotteSoienit Ieiten. Die g6ren.
gabrtlldtrGger pcrben geomte oeS
@eridts iein: Die SS. SaueS q.
Scnrp, SbomuS 5. 5olep, 3. s.
Scuap, Gas. y. Glappoole, Gbos. q.
Gleobelnno, Somnerpiae Golfers,
Clinton Gullon uno Gbas. q. Cough
ertp. Die o~ftipen gabrtud)trdger lino
Witglieoer oeS yGoncoro-Glubs" oie
SS. Samuel q. Sart, @iaiam $.
Sobnso @iaiam u. Burnett, Gbiporo
Solmes, @m. u. Sobnion uno Sobn
u. Campbell. Der ngoncoro-Glub
miro oliberoem Onrb ~iolgcnoes So.
mite bei'm 9~cgrdbniB uertreten fem:
YrGiioent 9aniel 5. 2ohem Or. Sas.
Is. 2intbicumL Or. gbmoro 0eid.
man nnb SS. Bart, 6. Smith, @eb'
tier 81, Straper, Sarrp Saroeitp uno
Sobn 5. Wurn.
,0altiinl 6 Tub" = ,Sn eli.
ner Notwithstanding Der Dit
glieoer oes Baltimore Clubs" om
%. MGrj miro Der Infauf Der Ibea.
Heiiocn5, Gde bon CHARLES. unb Wa.
oiion.S traBe, bcrotben meroen. Soatc
Ger anfoui beidloiien merben, miro
Der Club iein jetiges @e6Guoe, Nr.
916, Noro.GbarlcS4S traBe, perfou.
fen. Sr. Grneit anabe, JIM, melder
fir iein 4inno.g erfauisgeid)dit Elm
grobes @ebou0e 81 fnuien miinidt,
Ioq Die abiiht baben, Dos ietige @e-
bGuoe oes Clubs iiir ieiu @eib6it ST.
f%arlfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

8eorgeM II q e It b IT,
George @oibington Mans Elm be-
fainter 9oltimorer SportSmonlt,
ltorb geitern Worgen i'm vltnioerii-
tGts.Soipitol." No6 Ingobe oeS
Goroners Mortin bonn ipeitli6en 81.
ltrift iuor @ebirncnt5iinoung sic 80.
oeSlrio6e. Wonb mltr6e aeiterii
Wtorgcn bon ieiner Srou III elmer
<tl6e beluuBtloS nod Dem Soipitol
gcbrodt. Gr lturb ctlpa cine Stllnbe
nod) Der Intunft obne Dos 9eiuubt-
lein lpie0crcrlnngt SIT boben. Serr
Wnnb iuobnte in Nr. 624, @elt.Sop.
ette.S troBe. Gr binterlGBt feline
@ittwe. Der Gerltorbene ipllrbe Dor
56 Sobrcn in Baltimore gcboren. gr
mar Elm %bcfonnter SoltitfGmpier uno
bctbciligte lid bis Dor etlid)en Sab.
rem an alien @9robcrcn Suliltfdntpfen
oeS 2onocS.
Iblcbcn. - Sn Sitter bon 80
Snbren Itarb gcltcrn Sr. Ybilipp
Srieo, @otte bon @liie 5ricb, geb.
8olf. Ger Seritorbene mar 10 Sabre
lang Srganiit ino fir piele Sabre
9cbrcr Der eritcn oeutid)cn pcrcinig.
ten %epongeliiden @en1cinOe IN Gan.
ton. gr mar oreimol perbciratbet,
uno betreibt einer ieincr Sobne,
GboS. Srico, an Scr 3. StroBe, nobe
@ougbitrnbe, in SigblonotomuL cine
g1dcrci. Ger &erblifene fam Dol,
0eutihlano, no CT iid) ebcnialS Dem
2ebriadJ ocpiomet botte, nod bier.
Die 9ecroi9rng iinoet Wontog Nod)-
mittog BON Saliie ieineS Shma9erS,
Srn. 9. 8olf, Nr. SOB, Siio.Eort-
Strobe, aus itatt.
- 1rou @~liiabetb 3innlerer itorb
gciterlt in, alter bon 76 Sobrcn III
ibrer lcbten @obnnng, Nr. 702,
NorO-GorolineitraBc, bon mo aus
0oS acknowledgements am WontQg
Worgcn nm 8 ltbr itnttiiuoet.
- SIN bo6en Nltcr bon SO Sabrcn
lit Sr. gliguit @bmling geltcrn III lei
ner lebten WobmuhA Nr. 3f6, Sci
ierionltroBc, geltorben. Der Gerbli-
dlerc mar in Ieutidlnho %geborc1. er
fam Dor 50 Sabren mad Baltimore,
no er ais Sdneioer tbdtig mar. gr
bintcrl1Bt bier &inoer, sSralt Bertha
Grote, Sobn u. unb Senrp gbmling
uno 1rou Sable Sdudorbt.
Netter ,Gapitdn." - Ibos.
Sobnion bon Grisiielo, Wb., uno
BERNARD 2earp, sfpei Heger, mnroen
ocitcrn in Der oltliden Eoli5eiitaiion
Dem @eriftsperiabren iibermicien,
mcil iie orei Segel inn @ertbe BON
$500 bon Dem Shooner nalcr. @l'
Iep" geItoblen ba6en iolen. Sobnlon
mar iriibcr Captain oes Sbooners
uno, nahoem 9earp e%ntlolien morben
mar, erDielt 2earp feline Stcle. 9ie
geioen muroen balo 10 CUTE Sreunoe,
BOP lie gemeini6aitlid ben 3iebitobl
pcriibtcn uno Die Segel an 3rooler
IN Dit Baltimore perfauften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

N adtlunge II III uIrton"'
20 aSfcnboIl. - Die Sbcilneba
nler al Der @rllppe, meldc bel benz
an t2. Sebrltor III Der .@ermanio-
W1nnerd)or . Solle" itott9ebobten
WoSfenboa oeS ,Irion" Die pSlioen.
bod5eit" ooriteQte uno oen orittcn
EreiS errong, fonocn lid am Dom
ncrItog abeno IN Srn. Senrp Sd)lcu'
mes Stog.Saue om Sanoper'Wtorft
Gin mo lieBen lit ben geiuonnencil
@cilt ST cinent Souper aus Serrit
Sdlcuncs' &iifc portrcfilid mllls
ben. Die flcinc Seicr iuuroe nit Ell
nem TGn5dcn bcid)loilen. gn Der &C.
nonnten @ruppe botten lid) iolgenoe
Tcrionen betbeiligt: 6raii Wtorp
Spebr, VrGutigom, Sron u. ORTIZ,
Yrollt, Srou Senrp SbleuneS nno
6rou Sulia Siitber, grantinngIern,
Serr uno Sroii @iaium S. &oub,
9routiiibrcr, Serr @nl. Gearing,
Iobbincr, unb @eiolge Serr mo
Srou Nbolpb Sbiel, Scrr tno Sroil
Sarrp 9ctp, 5rou @ln. 9carinG Sr.
uno 5rnu Sernl. arob Ser II. Sroil
Sernnonn 8ollano ln0 Serr itno
5rou Tuo. Sobnlon.
3cuerin@ Ell 9 nj o re.
- Muf unbefonntc @eile entltono &C.
tern slbeno fir5 Dor 8 llbr im brit
ten Stodiperf oes @ebGu0es Nr. 211.
@eit.g iuelfeS Dor
Der aleiberfirma .E. Scpine uno Co.
bcnubt miro, inter einem Saifer
aleibitngsitiide 6eiier aus. Serr S
s. Mepers bon Nr. 1924, SoainsItra
be, ipel6er ben Hollf ants ben Sen
itern %brineen iob, iette Den Eoli5ilter
@erlad) pom lpeltlihen Oiitrift II
aenntniB, Der Damn bont GdIten Yer
447 aus einen alorm einlanote. Srosr
Dem oos Seuer orf oos brittle Stod'
iuerf beihr1nft mllroe, ipliroe aud
inn eriten nto 5peiten Stodmeri
burd) 0aiier uno Rail6 betr1dtlihel
Sd,ooen angeri6tet. 9erielbe ii
ilbrigens oilr6 8erliherung Oouiton
big gebedt. 3os @ebaltoe. oaS MIDI
beid)Goigt iuuroe, bat bier Stodiuerft
uto gebort sum 8aitber.gtaflaB.
@ieoereinmeib ung elmer
irfe G. - Die Wieoereinpeiblmf
ser 20. StraBe Gbriitliden aird'
miro am Sonntdg, ben "a. WGri
itottiinoen. am Sormittag wiri
goItor i. M. &ains bon Cincinnati
preoigen. am Nadmittag II. abenos
iiuoen ebenfaus @otteSoienite itott
Die Stride lit 5uriidgeiett uno oergro
BERT moroen, unb folten oieie arbei
ten $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
unfaQs . Gbronif.

Ser Neger Soiep6 So6man in Dem
Geubou Der 6irma @usborf &
Soiepb an Noro.SoparbitraBe o6.
geitiir5t. - grlitt einen SddOel-
bruf. = Ger bier Sabre oIte
@iaiom S'Gonnor inter 8dgen-
RIDER geratben.
Sm Neubau Ser Sirma @usOorf
& Soiep6, Hr. III unb 1t9, Goro-
SomarOItrube, gift g~cItern Nadmit-
tag ser 20 Sabre nlte Neger Soiep6
Solmon bon Rr. 5t3, guraumbp-M.
lep, wdbreno Der 9trbeit aus uno
I~tiirStc bonn nierten Stodmerf ob. Gr
erlitt cine 8ebirneri6iitterung lino
luurbe i'm Satrolnagen oes meitli.
den 9iitrifts nod Dem rWarDI6noer
llniperiitGtS .Soipital" ge6raft.
s Gngtefid an einen @agen.
Ger bier Sabre altc @iniom 81.
gonnor BON Tr. 126, Siib.Arling.
ton,Strobe, bdugte iid geitern 8ors
mittog an cin bon 6rorlf EuIlmon,
Tr. $50, EreBtmonitroBc, gelerftes
Slbrperf. Ser Gleine perlor balo
Sen Solt nnb fiel Dor Dem Salile SIR.
1910, @eit.ErattitroBe, 10 ungliidlid)
at gooen, baB linn cines Der Siuter.
RIDER iiber sic Iinfe Sauo ging iino
oen IitteGfiuger 8ermoImte. ST tuitr-
sc bon einem gaiTonten nod Scr
@obnung ieiner gItern gebraft.
9eineginigung.- Die 60.
roncrs . 8eidhporenen, peIfe I'M
0onneritag Gbeno in Der mittleren
ToliSeiitotion 5uiammentraten, nm
Die 3~ooesuriad)e bes am II. Sebrior
in Sigblonbtopn tobt alifgefunoenen
Iranf 9arrp bon Spurrom's Toint
ielt5uitellen, fonnten naf fiinfltiinoi'
ger 9erotbutg feline Ginigung er5ie.
len lno muroen bonn Coroner Or.
Sapoen e%ntIoiien. 8eltern begannen
sic @roBgeihworenen BON Baltimore.
County sic llnteriltdling oes Sales
uno ~perborten cine In5abl 3elgen.
3ions @emeinoe. - Nm
Sonntag miro Eaitor Sillius Sol
nlonn nm 1916 Sormittags eiten
goMions . @ottesoienlt abbulten unb
iibcr Ole Sempelreinigung preoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Safe fir's Mnsianb teiprat G.. Saline, Vr.
4t3, ct.gultimprc re. Ctr, uahe Gcftamhunie.A Ave.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
FAILS TO IDENTIFY
TEETH IN SKELETON.
Haywood Says That skeleton Found at
Telluride Is Not That Of W. J.
aaarnev

DENVER, Col, Aug. s.-Contrary to
the report OF last night, according to a
special 10 the News from Telluride, Col.
DR.. s. Lord. dentist, failed to Identify
the teeth in the skeleton found on wednes-
day by General Buckley Wells, as those
Of W. ]. Barney, the miner. who Is said
to have been murdered in 1901 because OF
his known hostility to the Western FEEDER
alton OF Miners. DR.. Lord discontinued
keeping a record Of his work before he
filled a tooth for Barney. but he re-
membe-ed that the only filing in. Barney's
teeth was one In an upper back molar.
General Wells. In an interview published
In the News, declares Steye Adams ad-
mitted burying the body two years after
the murder. but denied having committed
the act. According to Wells. Adams, told
him that st. John and six Austrians beat
up Barney the night OF the murder.
Adams confessed to killing Arthur Col
Inns, 1t is said.
William p. Haywood, secretary-treas-
urer Of the Western Federation of Miners
intImated IN an interview today that In
his opinion the skeleton found at Telluride
was not genuine nor discovered In good
faith. He said the renewed enforcement
of the card system at. Cripple Creek since
his acquittal at Boise indicates an inten,
ton upon the part 0 the mine owners Il
continue war upon the federation.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
IS TIMES FOR
FIRES AT SAME PLACE.
Firemen Getting Used to Answering
Alarms for Rag Shop in
Bruen Street.

A fire broke out In the ruins OF Kelly
& Co.'S rag shop at As Bruen street about
10 o'clock last night and Engine Company
No. 5 was kept busy for more than an
hour drowning OUT the blaze. It was the
fifteenth time thai the fremen had been
called to the place since the first fire there
on April 80. 1906. Each time fremen
soaked the ruins so that they believed
that they had drowned out every spark,
but 1t would break out afresh every few
weeks.
It is the belief of the fremen that when
the old rags and rubbish dry out they are
ignited by a spark from a foundry Chin
ney nearby.
Policemen Bauer and lDeleot, of the
Third Precinct. discovered the blaze last
night and they notified Captain Macknet,
of Engine Company No. s, who sent sew
eral Of his men with a line of hose to wet
Gown the ruins.
The people in the neighborhood are get
ting accustomed to the lneipient fires in
the ruins, but they wonder the authori-
ties do not compel somebody to put an
end to the menace TO property that adjoins
before damage is done.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
GO TO MEET PRIEST
FATHER GAFFNEY'S PARISH
TO SURPRISE HIM.
Two Hundred on Steamer to Watch for
Cedric and Perpetrate Friendly
kidnapping,

More than 200 members Of st. Anto-
~ninus,s r. G. Church boarded the steamer
Sea Gull at the Electric Light dock about
9 o'clock this morning and started out to
meet the steamship Cedric on which the
Very Rev. Francis A. CARNEY, pastor of
the church. is expected TO arrive some
time this afternoon OF evening. They in
tend to give Father Gaffney a royal well
come home and bring him to this city on
the Sea Gull.
Among those on board were Thomas J..
Regan and his mother, Mrs. Patrick
Regan. Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Becker. John
II. O'Connor and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Gaffney and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard ]. Reilly. Miss Catherine Gaffney,
Miss Elizabeth Gaffney. Miss Susan CAN
ney. Miss Agnes L. Gaffney, Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds,
Tax Commissioner John I. Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. james Muir
phH Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. o'Toole, Mr.,
and Mrs. c.. wigand. Thomas Knowles,
Peter Dongherty and sister. Edmund
Beatty and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
j. McHugh, Philip FULLY, Edward Nc
Dewitt. Mrs. McDevitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
]. Kelly. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. P. Gnffney,
Harlin Hurd, Miss NJ. L. g.. Perkins, Fire
COMMISSIONS Thomas f. Burke and Mrs,
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Devoraux, Pat
rick Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Burroughs,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mullin. Mr.. and Mrs. ],
| Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sheridan, George
Young and sister, George Klneke ahd Mrs.
Kineke, Joseph Harth and Miss ,Harth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deer1n. Mr.. and MraI
]. Cornors. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Begley. Mr..
and j. Hugel. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Martin,
Mr. ard Mrs. John Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Welsh, DIR. Sanford Ferris and Mrs.
Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Conlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Augustine. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L
Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. MilInoe, Mrs,
and Mrs. j. @. Reichstetter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terence Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. William J,
kearrs, Mr.. and Mrs. #. Chaser. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcmahon, Thomas Powers and
Mrs. Powers. MIR. and Mrs. ]. Flynn, Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ. Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ],
Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. John Logan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Smith, John J. Gaynor. A,
Volker, J. Hook, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Duffy,
Thomas Calan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker,
Joseph Kruger, Mi. and Mrs. p. Craig,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Devoe. Mr.. and Mrs. G
A. Reilly and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nate.
If the exourslonists arrive home in time
q big reception viii be rendered to Father
Gaffney in the school hall in South Ninth
street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
EMPLOYEES INDICTED
MEN FAILED TO OBSERVE
BLOCK SIGNALS.
Grand Jury Charges Manslaughter as
Result Of Negligence of
Trainmen.

WASHINGTON. Aug. a-The grand jury
of the Supreme Court of the district of
Columbia today found indictments against
Henry H. Hlldebrand. engineer: Frank H.
Hoffmier. conductor; Ira c.. McCielland.
fireman. and RALPH Rutter. brakeman, Of
train 21a of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, which. on December 81 last. ran
into the rear OF train No. 66 while the
latter stood at Terra Gotta Station. In the
outskirts Of washington. causing one of
the most disastrous collisions that ever
occurred in this vicinity, resulting in the
death of forty-six persons and the serious
injury of probably as many more.
The Indictment charges manslauEhter as
the result of h negligence of the train
men In falling to observe the block sig
nails at Tacoma Station. None Of the in
dicted men had been apprehended, but
Hildebrand and Hoffmier already are
under bond in the sum Of $1,000 each.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
QUITE GOOD
LITTLE MIDSUMMER DULL.
NESS FOUND.
Philadelphia Houses Report ACTIVE
Business-Liberal orders Placed in
characterization Good.

NEW YORK. Aug. s-Dispatches to r.
O.. Dun & Co.. Indicate no change IN the
business situation and collections are
more prompt. although there is no relief
from the stringency In the money market
Wholesale dry goods houses at Philadel-
phia report active business. collections fair
and manufacturers have liberal orders for
fall. and winter clothing. Trade at Pitts
burg is good for the season. Retail busi-
ness still causes some complaint but a
healthy Improvement has appeared since
early In the year. Manufacturing plants
are well equipped and coal accumulates at
river points.
Outside buyers place liberal orders In the
Baltimore market, clothing manufacturers
report few cancellations, but collections
are somewhat irregular. Travelling sales
men sen good orders to Atlanta, and
visiting merchants purchase freely.
Business at New Orleans is we'll sus-
tanned, manufacturers work full time and
crop prospects improve. Business is quiet
at Nashville, but collections are improv.
ing. Fall trade broadens at Louisville;
furniture factories are busy, clothing
manufacturers have larger orders than In
any previous season.
Trade at Chicago remains a steady
course, and better weather for crops is
creating more confidence for future BUSH
ness. Midsummer dulness prevails in re-
tail trade at Cincinnati. but manufac-
turers a liberal orders for winter goods
and jobbers report a fair business. Fac
tories at Cleveland operate at full ca
pacity.
Trade at Detroit continues satisfactory
and collections fair. Midsummer trade al
Minneapolis is unusually active. Jobbine
trade at st. Pau continues satisfactory,
fall business expanding steadily. Export
trade is large at San Francisco despite
the absence Of grain argoes real estate
IL active and building operations progress
rapidly. considering the cost Of b and
nna farin1E