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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
22(n6e6agerr
1ta6 0e1rt
@Gert.

2eutc, Oie na6 oem Giicn oon 6em
@eIiibl Der lleberfiIIllug in0Sdapere
nicOergcOriidt pcrocu un0 meIfen
b1ltiig Die gtobrlng ais 3n i6ner imo
OriitcnO i'm Mooen IicgenO erIbeint
rocr Ole al GerItopilng, iHnerIden
SGmorrboi0en, 9IutonOrang iloh
Dem &opf 0tageni1ure, 9teigung gum
9rcdcn SoObreunen &opfncb, 8i.
OcrmiIlcR gc9cH 9tobrung, 9I16um.
gen, Siufen oOer 6Iattern ser Ser5.
tbdtiateit, be0riidcnOen oOer erItidpn.
ocn @eiiiGIen bei'm gtieOerIegen, 9e.
nommcnbeit bei'm pIGbIiden gluf.
itcbcn, Runften ooer 5Iimnern Dor
Sen 9lugen, 6iebcr mo Oumpfem
S6mer5 i'm &opi, mnngeInOer
S6meiBentiuideIlma, @eIbiu6t ser
Sout un0 ser 9lugen, S6mer5en in
Der Seite, ser 0ruIt, 0en @lieoern
unO an plotIidGcu eiBegriiibIen lei.
Den, iOIItcn ein poor 0oicu anuenOen
BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Scl6itmurOpcrindJ cincs TernrtGcil-
ten.

&onio$ Gitp, Mo., IS. tSe6r.
6rant SottlnolL rpclder genlcin-
Jam nit 6rau 9lggic 0lDcrS mcgel
@rmorolnlg oeS @nttcn oericlben 5itnl
(ooe oerurtbeilt iIt bra6te li1 m6D,
reno ser lebten Rod)t i'm Gountp. @e.
fGngniB in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2lbiidt
einen DiciicrIti1 IN Die 9rnIt bel lmO
iein 3litanb lit beoenfli6. st bate
audi 3ilnob0l56en IN @aiier gelegt
mo onS 2ebtere ipdter getrunfen,
ullein bies idbien feline groBc @irfllng
nli i'm ouS3lliibcn. @o6er ct ooS
Meiier crlangte, lit nidlt 6efannt.
6rou Mpers bciinbet if inl @eiGng.
nib 5ll 2ibertp, Oio., um0 ibr 6al lit
our6 eihc 9lppellation Dor bos S6er-
ElnocSgeritht gcbracbt lporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
NUnamit'SrplOiipn tOOtrt fNnf glr.
Better.

Qon0oll, ao. is, 6chrunr. -
Bier Strcdcn }lrbcitcr Der n2oniS-
uillc mo Nnibpillc 8nbn" tno ibr
@ornunL Nnmeno Slltton, lpnrocu
bcltc nube Sn3lc Eutcb burh cine 5iI.
iGlliNc Npu1mit Grplolion Acto0tct.
0ic Grploion jcrriB 0ic llngliidli6en
blthItdbIiG in Scbcu.
Gic picr 9lrbcjtcr iino 5ronf 9olc@,
Gurl GppS, 9lrt6lr $oneS imo 9lnz
orcu GlcpcIouo. Gic Orei 2ebtercn
lporen Neger. Hlmocrt Stiidc Ipno.
nit ncldc Dor Gin tSeuer gclc9t nor,
ben luorer, I'M iic olritbmlcn 81 loi,
icrL perllrindtcn oo9 llngliid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Wicbr Epfcr.

9tem Dorf is. Gebrnor. -
Mor0orct @}n1onep pon Eluov Sto.
tion &.9, @rnit 3nol ans 0}olut
aiScu, R..2)o lmO elm nidt iOcntii5ir-
tc8 D|GOdbcn, mcI6c bel ser Gntalei-
iinN einc3 elcftriiGru 3uacS Ser
o9tcNus gorfcr Gcutrul,Nubu" in bic.
Tiger Sta6t pdbrcuo Ger porlctten
)tabt ihmcr uerIebt m,u0cn, iiuo icit
1cltcrn Abcno Gcitorbcu uno Die 3o6l
Ser Opier itciBt 6icrmit oli %. 0rei
auoere 8crIcbte befinOcn iic6 6clrte in
fritiibcm 3uItunOc, ndnIih Wlobcl
Smit6, 13 rSobrc alt ans Grcirtn,
a. y, Sh0bcl6rud; Gliic Slliiicn
ans @n1lcmoo0, q, s., SfG0cIbr,i6; !;
}trnbeIlc 6olplcr ans RIeoiontpiac,
@.9., bcioe @ciur Qc6ro1cn. Ger
GoronerS &nqlcit iibcr OaS llngIiit
puroe 6cute Rndmittog bcBonucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Gin Cpfcr bcs Sbatu-Iroseiics.

Wtaoiion 8isc., Is. 8ebruar.
Sobn 9eroolp6 aus SanespiI1e,
@isc, lit in 6olge bcS 1balu.Ero5ei-
ics poIlitdnbig iibergeicfnoppt unb
mubte bcnte in cine Srrenanitalt ge.
brodt meroeu. ST ipridlt iiber ni1ts
9lnocrcs ols ben Hro5eb uno erfldrt,
er mcroc 100000 oaroili perlpenoen
Sbap aus Der Eatide 3u belfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
piuen

IulIuJt tuIu) uu2 SUIltUl Uull ultIl UeIl
oben angefiibrtcn 2eioen 6eireien
mer0Gn.
@. Sc5crtber 1906.
RnomGD & Co. gelpsg0rf
gSertbe 0erreu. - Sn 9e8u0 dui 9nblpdbs
4iucn wini6e i'd 6u lNGen, 6ob i'd nicmaIs
irGcnb Gin SeiImitteI eeillnOen babe, 6as ocu'
icIben aIeib 1T,
gSa1rcnb Der Iebten 8tuci Sabre lit Id an
ncrobicr 0bSpcie unb 8eriophlna, @ab benz
9cn pcripire ib eu @ciiibl Der Gcbluere I'M
Dageu mo oeS Grbrc6ens, bate Sbmer5eu
mo unr lbiuinhlib int Sfopf ullb bunu iuilroe
Id nerpbS SD probirte gtues mas mir Gus
pipbIcn mar. Wlen gIr8t inete mir. onb Id
cbroHithe Beriiopiina unh einen lauren Wlnaen
babe. GS bali mir Gin iucniG, aber hririe
mib Hi6t Sob mar d uer5weifeIt. @ubic6
6eluo9 MID Elm 5reuub, JtnouuD's Riuen" 5i
nebmen. mas i'd aud tbnt limo id fnge nit
&erguaen. bab e mir utdt niIr Gnoerunp
ucribdiiicn iou6eru frb poiiiio furirien. Go'
anr na6bcm Cb e Elm pndr Inae aenontmen
bate. nrbeietc Der W(aoeu reGuIdr uno bic
oDSpeptiI6en Gbnntomc fin6 perf6punoen.
5cbt iiibIe i'd mia me eiu Heler WieHfn
WibGe 6iuit Gle uno 3bre luuuberbare W1ebt'
3in icGner SCb berbIcibe Sbr
Y. 2. Srcrlcr, glIeutppu Bd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Hiu6S6utdnftcu uOu Scr Giiitc.
@oblcnbAr1cn Ourrb itiirniicbeS gSet
ter pom &cuprqltcur lo5gCriiIcn
llnb oui sen Stron0 acmoricu.
Mcbrerc 5crlcitc utgcfomncn,

llno nlt 0en Stran0 Acmorlcu
Mcbrerc 5crlcltc luacfomncn.
SiAbIon0 Qin6t N}nII, IS.
6cbrltor. - Die 0or0en ,2llo5fa, &"
o9ctboOrcS" lnO o@iror0," peId)c i'm
S6Icpptou 0cS NcmorQueur3 .,Gallcn
,5orAe" BON Der nE6ilo6cpbia ono
HcoOinN Goal So. NIT &urQoS Sob.
len nlti Der 6o6rt bon B6ilo6clpbia
nab 9oIton 2pnu un0 Solen8,
WtoIly moren rii1cn ltb bcutc iriiG
ndbrcn0 cinc8 6cftiQcn Nor0oitittrs
mes bon Dem Shlcppoompicr los.
Die Barge y(Siror0" Itron0ctc ieit0en
an Der SiiItc bon bier, uno GopitGn
2urlcn, ionic Scemanu Niorton
9rlrtc murOcu 0urc6 oic WannId)oit
Der no6cu &iiItcnrettrnN5itotion ans
llfcr acf6roert 3,uei onoerc See.
lcltc, 9fomenS Soicph ,So1uion lm0
Solcpb Aobonnicu, crtranten in ser
aoiiitc. Cine on0crc @orac, luclhc
man iiir oic o2llo3to" 6Glt, mr0c
bnlO 0aroui cbcniaQ9 nnbc bier oui
sen Stron0 0clporicn un0 Ollrd, bic
9runOlmg 5crtriinucrt. Gic gauge
MnnliNoit pobridciuIid) ans 0rci
cocr bier Ecrioneu bcltcbenO, fam
INNS &ebcu Gu9 SMidiol Der Orit.
ten Barge lmo Ot5 Rcmorqllclr9 im0
nod nidt betunnt.
(Sp0ter.) - Sm @on3cu foucn
ich$ SccIelttc uu'a 2cbclL inoeiicn
iinO mtr sic lomcu BON 5pcicn Der
Opfcr ndmIih &obulon'S umo 80,
0onnicn'9, bcfunnt. Ger HemorQucrr
mo bic Barge oNctbaprc9" 6ciiuocn
iih in Sicbcrbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
>l1eaoluaD'S
~ Yillerl

iino rein be1eiabiIf6 uno aon5 SuoerIdl1
Gciuirfen poaTummcne Serbnulnis. bouilanoiae
Slbiorbirnng uno geiltnoe 5teBelmdbiafet.
Snr Snr pun alien seiOen bes WiaacnS, Der
GIcOdrmc, Der Rieren, Der gnIr, uon nerpBien
Sranfbciirn, Sdmotrbulbrn, aupilueb nno alien
2rbcrcibeu.
Rreis % Gents bie GdahieI. s9iro bon al.
len gIpotbciern bertauit iub per Not nacD
Gmpfnng beS Nelruges beri1nbt.
slaoUaD & 60, 55 GImStraBe, Veip. .Dorf.
(2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
stcner.3 3cportcmcnt, llat06ons.

Baltimore. ben 10 5e6ruay 1907
Stener5nbler lperbcn beruiit bClubri.hiial,
8rilnheiaenl0Hnts BerInndls uIlo SCIllriidieui
Steuerrednunacn bon 1907 aeudbrt lpiro. bic
nft fpHier, Is Tunncrital, ocn 28, Tcbrnnr,
3 ll6r Inhulittdge, be8dblt ipcroen Si,ui BRO
5eut Siseuntn Derhen nli Sinu5itcner 0icd-
imnqen gcludbrt. deiuc RcCbHlntgeH aliegcs
funot Weun oieieGben ritbt peri6nb ohcr per
RoIt pernnat pcr0eit.
SrnrO @inams,
tSebt0 25lb) Steucr 9iuncbnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Strifeiicbcr in oelcna.

Selena, Mont, 18. Sebruor. -
Der StraBenbabn-, Der 9elcudtltngs.
uno per Selepbonoicnlt in bieiiger
Sta0t muroen beute ourd Strifes Der
Dlotorlndnner, Gonolfteure, Croft
ipanner mo Selepbonnl1oben labh
gelegt. 9(llc ioroern bobere 2obne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

oen 3boip.8ro5eB total ii6er9c-
idnnppt lmo iitt iebt i'm g}nrren'
6oltie.
9tem.Oorf t9. 6ebrror. -
S5orrp 6. TGoip'8 Ero5eB uur0e
Geltc bor bem Nibter 6ib0crolo pics
Der otigenommen, Ger @cibmorcue
9olton, beiIen 8ottin ont lebten sSrei-
tog Itorb, ipor IN icincm globc un0
erflGrtc, er iei pollfonlmcn I'M Ston-
0e, lcinc YflicDtcn ais WtitQIic0 Der
Surp 0urd5uIiibrcn. 9Illcm 9lnI6ein
no6 miro Der gro5eB iett bon Der
&crtbeiOigllng iolpobl, luic bon Der
StootSonruoltidoft bcidlclmigt uer-
oen, iolueit cS n0qIi6 lit. Die SurD
miro nidt lpicoer in acknowledgements
gebalten iper6cn, bis iic Die GrnG,
gung ibreS GeroiftS bc0iunt Or.
y. 9. GnonS rmo Or. Charles @.
g9ogner, 5luei bon Der 8ertbcioi9ung
OorgcloOene Spe5iolilten fir @eiItess
frontbeitcn, iuurben III ser &ornlit-
tog0Iibung ais 3eugcn Dcrnonunen
nno goben Die @riin0e al, oli lucl6c
iic ibrc llcbcr5elallnq bniirten, bob
Sboiu 5ltr 3cit 0eS WtorOeS mo und)
etlidbe Wionnte na6 0cmIclbcn 0ci-
Itc@Gclt0rt NOR. Sbrcn NlSloNcn 3its
ful9e bate ibncn Sbaiu 0cla1t, cr
babe Wbitc 1lidbt t66tc1, ion0ert i'm
nur Dor @erid)t 5llr 9te6cni6oft sic
FEN pollen. t5erler tbetlte Sbop ben
3cltgeu init, g8Gite iei ein eingefleii6.
ter 99iiltling uno Gerfiibrcr gemcicn
uno bobe 0ubenoe bon OtGo6cn
ollrd Groguen bct1llbt rno ruinirt.
Or. @bunS bate S6np cinnol inn
@cfongniB qcfragt:
nNcnn Sic fcincn @unI0 Beaten,
@bitc 5n t6oten, porum tbotcn Sir
cS 0enii ?"
Die &oriebung mii6te iid) Gin "
untlportete 9bop, limo beiorgte oen
HeIt. GS uor einc @onolllnq. ser
&oricbun0."
Or. @o9ner bc5eigte, ooB i6m
Sbop cinnol geIngt babe, cS lei icinc
(SbopS) Wtiiiion, iirnge WiGo6en
5ll beifiiBcn llnb lie oif recbte @ege
jlt fiibren.
GcIpbin Wf. 9elmoS lcit,tc bciltc
Die Gert6eiOigrng pieoer ltno oIc an.
ocren, on Dem Ero5eIie bctbcili0ten
9lnmoltc lrorcn on Ylobe Ger 9ln.
geflagte idicn in scr 6eitcn Stin.
mrng.
SSn Der 9to6nlittngSlibltng pur0e
oaS GeItnment, pelbeS Sbolu I'M
slpril 1905, om Gage ieiner SodBcit,
altfgeiebt botte, ais 9elpeismoteriol
ongc6otcn lnO pcrleIcn. Gr iebt Oorin
Ole Slmnnc bon 10000 aus, uclhe
fiir Ocn Sail, ooB CT eineS gepoltio.
men So0eS ltcrbe, mlf oic ltnternl
dung ieintS 1ooeS iurb Die cpcntl,ele
VeltrnIlng Der fiir 0enicl6en pcront.
lportli6cn Ecrioncn ans. Gr binter.
last audi einem slnnalt in Eitts6urg
$500, nit pel66em 8eloe ser 9ln.
malt 8enil9tDultng iiir bier jllngc
,Srauen5innler, Die ongeblid) oic
Spfer iinlittIider 9lngriffe Stanforo
gSbite's purben, bon SeBterem erlan.
gen ioQ SlltBer0em perma1te er iei.
lter Gjottin @uelpn 9teSbit Sboip
S5000O, Gin SSabrcSgelo bon $500 fir
Ocn 9ruOer oomoro Nesbit uno per.
i6ieoene Sltmmen an anoere EerIo,
nen. Wor9en iollen Or. Sanlmono
un0 Or. Settle, 5fpci anoere ,Srrens
Gr5te, pernolnmen peroen itno iperoen
porcusIdtli6 GGnlide sllisiagcn mo.
cben, ipie ole belltigen 3eugen. Wog.
li6er Weiie miro ol6 Die @attin oeS
Ingeflagtel lpie0er ollf ocnt 3elgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
N6tung,
Demofrati16e
gSdbIer.

Sie grube @idltinfclt Der tommrnoCu
WaBurss&a1l crfcuncno uuo ciiriH onrnuf
6eeadlt, bah bic benutrntiidIc Yortri nte
ibrcu 6aubioaten eiueu Wluuu npmiuirt,
auf ben allc 3attipucu Der Yartci IN Der
allgemcitcu gSnGl lid ciniaeu tbunru, NIB
In bent @iau6cn, oaf C5rurgc ". Tunticu
oer Winnn 1T, Der bics 0lidlidlc 9icinltat
Ber6eiiitbren fnun, lucroeu bic bcuiuirat'
ifrn @dblrr Der etnot hlcrmit erIuht,
rin tBdtiacs Snterciie bGrau 10 nrbmru,
0rit. YMntieu III ucraulniicr, icnc Ganos
natur ~ neriilnocn
Gicieuigcn, iueIdle ben pnnid bc1cn,
onh CT oirS t6nc, iuuHcn gcidnigit al bic
ilu.cr5ciduetc iplt1e Snooiicmeuts einicu'
6cu, Die lie iBm Su ncbcu ucrmjacu, Iuo
mnncu az alcidlcr 3cit nnacbeu, lucldlc
stimmuun ju iriucu @uuIteu uprbrrrdt.
2air iinO iibcrScu1t, ban Sr 9iumirn
uad Gmpfang 1ceiguccr @rmntbiDung iidD
hbrrreoeii lniicn iuiro, in ocn Sampi cins
Sntretcu, uub lpcun numiuirt, or nit nrus
fer W,nioritdt cr,udblt uerOcu WirO.
9ldItnuBSuul
2lnmfem OemoGratit
RGoeiation,
(50b) Nr. Il, Wieenuc.Qlntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Stellung.

8uriS, Is. IScbrltur. - 0nS
Sbidinl ocS &obinGta GlCmcnceoil IT,
Die cnO0iiItiGc Gntihciolmg, oh bic
pnm llntcrridt9miniiter Vrinn0 an.
gcbnbntc @cilcgung Der &irhcnper.
mietbun09Sro0c Sbutiu6c miro,
miro lib lpnbrldeinIid) morgcn Der
ousltclcn. !iorgcn irii6 miro ooS
aobinct 5u Scr t5rd9c Stellltng ncbs
men lno ont 9oWnlittoa Dor ouS
YurIamcnt gcbcn uno icinc Soltlrng
crflGren. Gic rn0ifolen rcpublitoni.
lhen 9Ibgcor0netcn NicluIicr IT, 0uis
eDlIc babcn 0orein 9eruilligt, ibre iiir
morGcn angeinatcn Sntcrpcllotionen
olBuicbiebcn bis 6oS Sobinct cine
lucitcrc @clcgen6cit acbobt Bate, Die
Sndlu9c 81 bctrodtcn, mo in Ocr
3lpiidbcnjcit iucrocn sic llnterboub.
llmgcn juiidGen ocm Scinc.@rGicfs
ten De ScIOeS un0 ocm er5biib0ili.
den &oo0illtor BON Eoris, Wionlcur
Nniettc, ii6cr bic Bcrmictbung&sGon,
trofte liSpenoirt
Is gilt bon born berein ais liher,
0of 9riono, ioQS CT IicnItog i'm SEQ
binct gcidlogen miro, nidlt nltr iein
ForteflliIle nicOerle9elL ionoern aud
an Die 0eputirtentomlnen gegen apen
&obinetSbeibluB oppelliren miro mo
Dob Onnn Der aompf oli Dem gooen
oe@ SoltleS 5luihen Dem Greniers
Wlinilter nn0 iet,em ilrngen 9loiu.
tdnten, oelien 9ie0en 81 @lnIten ci.
ncr liberolen 9tuSlegun9 Ocs 5ren.
mngSgeicBeS 81 pieOerbolten Molen
i'm gon5en 2onbe oifentlicb ongc.
Idlogcn lplr0en, olagciohten pcr.
Den miro.
Cine bemerfenSluertbe Gbatiod)e
iit bob, ip1brenb bic Hegierlng nod)
3ogert, oilf Ser onOeren Seite in 5obl
reihen Gonlnllncn 9cgcn Die SSll.
ltruftion ltlb bic @eiiim9 Ser 9ic1ic.
rung Gontrofte 5piihcn ben WioireS
nto Ser BeiitIi6feit obgciblolicn
lper0en.
Erdli0cnt 6o(licrcS ers
5ielt elm @inperncbmcn.
GariS. IS. Scbrllor. Erdii.
hent 6aIlieres miidtc it'd bcllte per
ionlidl Elm, nm Die 0ifierer5en i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
1as aruhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES slnateile,

oc Gniocdling oce 81. Gilobec bnl gInlprudl
mi oell Nnnieii eona ySnnoer oco Sabrbnlls
oere". 10000 onnibnrc Raicnien icgllen ntto
CilBiae nniri9ihe pdmorrboiorr SeImiiteI
iro Die. peldle unionii y9nibnlitel Snbcn
lnh iunertde Diitie nnaelpelloei babelt, lucr-
ben bus aneerebnle c5clbI augcubdlibcr
S6mcr3inoerliiia ilro bic iigbere 3einng 81
piiroigen ipiiien, pcI6c onrh stnateiis geipdbrl
peroeii Rreis $i00 Rroben fret Sratlco
jueeanbi nur6 y. gcrftdehier q Go. gog
2li0, TclpsDorI, (StGoSa.1&S)
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Nout SbatDsY
ltntcrbru6cue &crbnnblnuacu uiCocr
Hnfgcuummcn.

Bolton, Oeiicn Satin
Icttc @otbe Itor6, wic0er oicuit.
fibig. Mcbr Srrcnar3tc 3cu0cu
fir Sen 8abniinn OcS 2(n8efluG-
ten. - 0oS por 5ipci 3o5rcn bonn
ocnieI6eu ouiacicbtc Eeitomeut
olS gepeiSrnittcl rmterbreitct. -
Sn 8iSconiin lit Elm @om ii6er
Oen Gbop.@ro3eB total ii6croc-
idnuppt lmo iitt jebt i'm gtnrren'
bouie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
y ore6c&' Sniurrettion

don allc 0cmor0eu.
Caracas, &enc}ucIo, l5. 6bcr,
oio @ort ri SpoirL GriniOoO, Is.
SScbr. - 0ic 9tocbritbt iiber Die om
II. 6ebrlior criolQtc @cionQcnnobmc
oaS Snilr1cntcniiibrrr8 @cuerol Yo.
re0cs 5u 81 Roiorio, nnbc WforihoI
Cargo, lit oiiijiel bcitdtigt. Gin
&onpi GinN Der @cion9cnnobmc Dor
ouS ln0 EurcOcS ipll pcuulnoct iein,
nlcin tcinc bon bci0cn Eurtcen
idcint aroBc &crIlitc crIittcn 5u la,
ben 9ic SnillrGcntcnibour lpnr cine
tIcine mo bottc cine groBc llcber.
modt 9cgen iicb.
=
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Galtr0 i'm Stcrbem ?
@cncjncla'8 9ittntor ioll uirflidy lei
nCm GnOC uObc Icin.

GIagIi6eS Gnoe oca ,luurrcttiou2,
&erild9 Oe5 Generals Farc0cS.
SahIo1c in 6routrcic6 Hart
Ii0 mic0cr. &cruttcm0c Gins
mii6un0 OcS @rGiiocntcn 6allics
res in sic 0iffcrcu3cu ser W}ini
tier GIemcnceot rm0 9riano miro
uoGridciuIicb cmen Stu3 0eS
&obinctS ocr6iitcn. - Icmon.
itrationCu ser 2ntiflcrifalcn in
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
SUIT AGAINST TIE sUpERBAs STAYED.
Baltimore Club to Show Cause Why Judg-
ment Should Not Be Set Aside

An order by Supreme Court Justice J. Franklin
Fort filed with the Clerk OF Hudson County
yesterday. which directs the Baltimore Baseball
and Exhibition Company to show. in jersey city.
March I6 why an interlocutory judgment taken by
the clubs counsel Howard Criffiths against the
Brooklyn Baseball club should not he opened and
set aside and the defendant permitted To file a
affidavit Of merits and plead and denur'' The
order concludes: 1T is further ordered that in the
mean time al proceedings said Judgment and
executions thereon, as wen proceedings in the
cause be stared
Albert - Wall counsel for the Brooklyn club,
said ne had not filed an affidavit cf merits be-
cause ne haa received 10 particulars and there
fore had not known TO what &c had 10 answer. Mr..
Wall FOR his firm Of VrndcnbUrg. Bcale. Wall &
Wilson, gave out the following communication yes
terday. which he sent to newspapers which pub
l!shcd the statement that - judgment for S52"0
had been entered against the brooklyn ban club
The communication SAYS:
we beg 70 advise you Tint this statement IS
false ana no such judgment for such sum or an
other san. OF money has hcen entered against the
Brooklyn bah club either in the circuit Court or
anywhere else -
The interiocutory order obtained by Mr. Griffith
ana served upon Mr.. Wal does not mention the
amount % the claim. II allowed to stand II would
hrin- the determination of the amount before
inrX Tic order - Yesterday leaves the clubs
where they before the lnieTiocutory order was
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
RACING 1T NEW ORLEANS.
E'ins National Stakes
Southern Cross Takes Third.

New Orleans. March s-Notasulga won the Ma
4tonal Stakes AZ three and oue-half fuTlongs.
g 0oo added. al CITY Park to-day The Tennessee
flly passed her field early in the race. and held
her lead easily. In the third event there was
good race between Southern Cross and Columbia
Girl the former winning in a close finish. The
weather clear and tie track fast ne SUM
ElarIeS follow:
First race zone nlie)-Golaess. 10 fNicoh. p 70 o
won C1agga 1fa Morris. II T. seeoad, Duchess
a Montehe1 I07 Garner. 10 J. third Time :A2'a
Cold Duke. Robert Matou. Prophecies, dc4afu " ave
DOUBT Baltimore Belle ard Black Lock also ran
second race osTa. ~ t~l-9.i.
Zeleer. CSeEerb 10 third Time oles RANGER
Colo Bearer Mayo- Johnson. LADY Goodrich pssnee
Or RILEY Gold Z1ue. touund-Im. The CLAD 'oFsail'
YOUNG Reminder and I.idwna also ran
10 5 won columbia Girl IFS a.. smith 20 J. sec
and. Teles-opa Z. Morrison 20 J. third. inc.
1905 Surry Bro.k. Doctor Dan Scotch Dance FiTe-
brand md Iancascrian also ran
MISUNDERSTANDING. ~ Garner - "9a
Black Mary IL GIcIntyrel toto ! second Ziephen 25
dI5vdl 20 J. third. Time, C:All5 e NJ Fly Bitter
sir and C0inc!1snt also -.
Ia ; sv,,n consideration 100 ,AIcIntyre) 10 J. enond
Airshlo 100 iNico}. 70 J. third me. IN! , a. 90
Akbar Hocus locus. r. / Johnson Dr. Heard jackson
Tpav Pace sheet. Defend and Prince Brutus also ran
mile ana sixeenthl--Ieslde. ltI ,i.i2yd
u won. Noel l09 (Nicoli = J. second; haisef-
1ofy 100 ,Fiocg}. >. third Time. l4I75 R!iter
Brown. Harry Stephens. Brazil Argan sonoaa Be.ie ana
Judge Tranor also
seventh race six furlongs)-Fox Meade. 100 dl7ydl
; -von; Jerry e.. 100 d Lee to J. second;
Husted. Clique, Mafa'da. Paul Clifford and Wa iIlsA-
also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07
TOURING TESTS OPPOSED
n. 4. 4. ". Wants Competition By
Teams or Not at al.

The executive committee OF the National Associa-
ton Of Automobile Manufacturers came out
strongly yesterday at its regular meeting against
touring contests and advised that instead Of tests
as heretofore the American Automobile Association
and the Automobile Club of America should pro
mote pleasure this year Resolutions to this
effect were offered and adopted 1t was provided
however, that If the American Automobile Asso-
citation should determine to promote contest that
II be heWeen club teams of less than ten or as
many clubs to enter. the prize to go TO the
club the highest percentage OF whose entries reach
the destination
1t was also provided thar such simple rules as
will merely compel competing cars TO reach night
stops at reasonable hour under their own power
should be framed. The National Associations con-
test committee has been working for several
months on a set of rules for such contests. should
the association deem them advisable. ard turned in
its report yesterday. The report laid on the
table until later date
There was conference in the morning between
the contest committee and Chairman f. p Hover.
Secretary D. H. Lewis and Phillip s. Finn. of the
American Automobile Associations touring board.
regarding this years tour of the American Auto
mobile Association. A communication was also
received from Chairman Mogrel OF the contest
committee OF the AutonObiIe Club of America, in
umatiag that the club favorsd q test this summer.
Association touring board refused to discuss the
matter last night, saying he had called meeting
mobile Association touring board for Satur-
day, IN Buffalo. After this meeting, Mr.. Hover
said he would make some definite announcement
regarding this years tour. He did say, in a very
American Automobile Association tour during tire
season OF 1907. Alfred Reeves general manager OF
the American Motor Car Manufacturers Associa-
ton said that his organization was decidedly in
favor of competitive tests though he did not be-
that a single winner would he evolved out of a
hundred or more COMPETING cars, henJamn 6rI9 ~
the American Motor Car Manufacturers Associa
~ is f,I Tlond he rcnresented h,. one or more
Maxwell cars in this contest for the Glidden trophy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07

Declared Technical Fugitire from
Justice-EHsor appointed.

San Francisco. March abraham Ruef Is tech
ntcaIly fugitive from justice tonight, according
IN Judge Dunno, who decided late this afternoon
that Sheriff O'Neiu had not shown due dlhSence III
producing Ruef for trial, and appointed coroner
walsh as elisor TO serve bench warrant FOR Isuer
annearance in court The Coroner was ordered 20
make n return of service tomorrow afternoon
This was the net result OF to-days fruttleSS
search for Ruef although none Of those Interested
DENY that he Is IN San francisco.
After two adjournments had been taken to-day
Assistant District Attorney Francis Heney pre-
scented TO Judge Dunno an affidavit signed by
himself in which he recited the alleged facts
THAT Sheriff O'NefH Is a close personal friend
~ Ruef; that Ruef. recognized as the political
boss Of San Francisco. had procured ONeiifs NOM
nation and assured his election. and that' eonse-
ouantly. ONem was under obligations to Ruef un-
fttirr O'Neiu to as the aIrcStlnS oI-CeI.
SyeiIar assertions were made regarding the SleII
6aDuties. who. IL was alleged had been named o.
Resistant District Attorney Heney also stated
that he had been informed that one OF hueIs at
tnTneVs had applied 10 the District CgGrt OF SP-
800 during the day for q writ cf prohibition, De
cIarng that il this writ we're granted feuel "ooId
be produced -. 49,, ~ i-.ovioatiop made
b, Heuey against Superior Judge Eeooard; VINO
S.yyortsd the writ of error to Ruef on 4Ao.steS q
sefing Of the Bar Association has been caiIed i9I
$500 to consider the charge. judge Hencaiu -
- al the Clara Barton Hospital under TIE care
~ phvsiciaa and trained nurse