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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
@citgebenbc GntidjaSignng.

10 a, Ont, 12. OCTOBER. -
SS5n Ser geitrigen Misunderstanding lit
bic formeQe Srbre ongenommen
morben, burb melbe Hooolpbe Sc.
nielir, Der canabii6e @eianote in Sa.
pon, beo,litrogt miro, bns Ginipan-
behring's Eroblem nit Der ioponi.
iten Hegierung 81 bcrotbcr. Sr.
2cnieur miro bon Soiepb Eope, I'm.
terltaotS SefretGr, mo Gictor Yors
rett, Tripot SefretGr bes @eneral-
EoitmeiIters, begleitet iperoen. Gle
8eieaihoft miro bon Soncollper anl
90. OCTOBER an 9oro beS 0ompfers
vGmprcB of China" obreilen. IS
luuroe ferner beidloiient %. 8. Wtc.
&en5in Sling nod Sunconper 5u fem
Ocn, I'm, Sen S6aben, melden bic
Sapancr bel ben fiir5liden arapal-
len erlitten baben, ob5uidGten llno
SIT entidGbieen. CANADA miro 10.
fort bic Gntibdbigung SobIen ltnb
ipGter Die Staot 8oncoltpcr erllld)en,
Die llnfoiten 81 beitreiten. Heeiet
rlngs 9eamte iinb Der Nniid)t, baB
bicies @or9eben Die 3uitimmuue Ser
2ofolbeborben iinben miro, melde
bereits itrenge WaBnobmen crgriffen
baben, INN Die 81 b%eitrofen, melbe
an Den angriffen ouf Die Sapaner
betbeiligt iporen. Ser erite oerartiee
Gro5eB bat bereits nit elmer lleber.
iiibrune unb @erurtbeiluns oes
S6uloigen gu feds Wonaten Saft
Qeenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Siplomaten anf llrIaub.

@aibin9tom. ~. Sftober. -
Gem 9otidnfter Ti0ole unb Dem BOT
idafter 2eiibrnnn lit llrlall6 ertbcilt
porOen, unb Sic 9otihnften in Ee-
~tersburg unb Gpnitontinopel tperben
in5mii6en Sen SefrctGren Montgome-
RI Sfupler, reip. Gbilp %. 9romn
iiberluiien. @incn ltrlol,6 ans Sc
unobeitsriidiihten bot bos Stauts-
Geporteiitent oild) ocfi 8c1anbten See
fir Guatemala mo Spnbnros benil-
Iiet, ut,o alld er befi,oet iid), mic Die
beioen @otiduitcr, auf Dem @eae
na1 Den Ser. Stnoter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
9icrtbcmcrnna in Mnsiid)t.

90 ilpaufee Misc., II. Sft. -
Die Milmoufee'er 9raueriiiriten
iheinen felt entidloiien 81 iein, Die
Yierpreiie 81 erboberL unb Die iibris
gen Yraller ocS 2allbes iollen &C.
ipnnen ieirL ibncn ST folgen. glS
@runb fir Die geplantc Treiserb0.
bung miro angegeben, Dob mdbrenb
Der letten finn Sabre Die Trobrt,
tionsfoiten fir gier iid Inn IS Ero.
sent er6obt buben, I'M lebten Sabre
oQein nm GO Yro5ent, uno Dob Die
0raler inter Sen oblpaltenoen Ser
bGltniiien oui elmer Grbobung oergn.
gros . Ereiie beiteben miilien. Sberlt
@uitop Eabit, Yraiibent Der HabIt-
@rauerei, ertlGrte: ,@ir fonnen an
Den olten Ereiien fir 9ier nnmog.
lif meiter feitbalten, obne ielbit Ser.
Iult 81 erleioen. Sdmmtlide Yreiie
fir Wuteriolien iinb rapibe geitie'
gen lno mir babei infer SeItes ber-
iudt, trotbem az, unieren S1ten
felt 81 baltcn. 9er Ereis fir 8erite
3. g. ipor nod Dor eincm Sabre swi.
iden 40 unb 60 Gents pro 9uldel.
!Seute miiiien ipir 80 Gents bis $1.0S
be5ablen. Sd oente, bob oils unmit.
telbore Solge Der Grbobulg Der Gn+
gros Treiie Die Sdanfpirtbe ii6
entidlieBen perben, fleineres WaB
5n pcrihdnfen, 5. +. fleillere Slider
cin5ufii6ren unb Sen gusidonf bon
iogen. nS6ooners" unb &eiiel-9ier
cntlpeoer cin5ultellen ober oerenYreis
ST. erboben." lin miepiel Der Ereis
oes Barrels erbobt meroei1 miro, lit
nod nift befonnt, biirfte aber idon
in einigen Sagcn angefiinoigt her
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Tclosua acacn Sarriman.

@aibington ~. Sftober. -
8eneralanpolt 9onoportc erflGrte
mad, elmer G~onieren, nit Den SS.
acaogg uno Worriior, Den SpeSial-
InlpGlten Ser 9unbesreeierlne fir
Die Del .llnteriudnn9 uno onoere
SGQe, iiber Sfritte, lpeld)e oetbun
lperoen lollen, I'M &errinlon CUR
gcantiuortung Ser Sroaen ST. 5iuin.
gen, melde linn Die Gommiiiion fir
Den 5ipiid)enitaatliden Gerfebr gelteat
bot, es perbe Mles getban merben,
mas n0tbig iei. INN Sarriman sum-
Mntiuortcn 81 5ruineen. 8or einiger
9eit mar idon befannt geeeben NOR.
ben, Die Safe ,merbe Dor oos Bum.
Sesfreisseridt in Nep.yorf sebradt
lperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Smmaersnutb in GAMBIA.

Gbicagp IL. Sftober. - Cine
0epeide aus 8innipeg, Wunitobu,
meloet: Heoottcir 6rancis bon Der
sort 6rancis Simes," ser BON elmer
Sorihungsreiic ourd ous noro0ltlid)e
Canada 5nriidgefebrt lit, bringt Nadr
riht, oaB Die Gingeborenen in Der Sc.
geno om norooitlifen llier Der Sa-
mes.9op unb IN Labrador ollrd) SUIT
gersnotb gum &anibalismls getric-
ben iperoen. 8dbreno lif Osborne
in Mooie 5octorp aufbielt, fam BORT
ein iunger Gingeborener IN Sooes-
angit an ullo cr5dblte, icin Snfel babe
adt N~ngeborige oes Stammes getoo-
tct uno bic 2eiden pcr5ebrt. @db-
reno Der Sll~nqersnotb inn 8inter ba-
be cine Srull lire omei &inOer &C.
idlodtet. Ser Wangel on9eabrungs-
mitteln mltroe baourf) Dcrurladt, oab
in ben @Glbern Nebe uno Saien, sic
Die Souptnobrung Ser Gingeborenen
biIben, in oieiem @inter foIt gan5
olls9eblicben mdren. Osborne lit ie-
bod Der 9lniiht, bob inter oen Snbia-
.nern BEL pielen 8eleaenbeiten aani-
balismtl,s iiblid fet. Mm Main*8iper
nurOe I'M lesten @inter Elm Snbia.
neroorf bltrh idiperen Shneefau
noaitdnoie pernihtet. Die Webr5abl
Der Snoianer itarb oes &un9ertobes,
-nur einise ilnge Mdnner unO Mab-
ben erreiften nod furd)tbaren 2ei-
Den bos 100 MeiIen entfernte S,lbion
Ban Sort. Cine Siilfs-@rpeoitiun. Die
abgeianbt pl,roe, fanb in oen cinge-
ifneiten Snoianerbiitten brei5ebn
2eiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Yrof. ScQ's Jlmsapparat.

9aboed, 6. g. IL. OCTOBER. -
Frof. Meronber @rabam 9ea> nel-
der bier 2uftidiff-g rperimente leitet,
erflarte beute, bab CT nabe5u bereit
lei, cine arobc Waidine allfiteigen SIT
laiien. &orerit ioae oieielbe dbnlid,
eil,em Traden, NIT cinem Sanbiade
al SteIe zines Wannes., olifiteigcn.
@enn oieier 6Ilig erfolereid lit, bann
ioll ein Mann nit benz Slugapparat
aufiteigen, ober obne einen Wotor
mit5unebmen. Or balte eS fir fpeiler,
in einem olrd einen Wotor gctriebe-
men Slueapporat crit einen9tann nit
bieiem gleih eiuem Graden a%ufitei-
gen uno Damn ben Ipparot burh oeit
Wotor ifleppen 81 laiien, ols Iofort
bas 9eben oes Wfannes 5u risfiren.
Die Grperimente iueroen inter ben
aiiipi5ien Ser fiir3lid gebilbeten sic.
rial Experimenting Mfiociation"' aus
eefibrt. u ral
safe ia.'s aas!asb beisret 9. satns. Mr.
40 -WAltka 49, AAkA Ak0AA0a AMNHD~0A0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Tas 6 noe ia + c.

SIN Saog, IL. Sftober. - Gle
Srieoens-GonferenS nobt ibrem Gnoe.
Noh'ten Wittfpod finbct cine YIenur.
Sibung itott SUR 9eltGtigung bes
Eroiefts beoiieIid oes Goleftirens
contraftlider SduIben uno oes 9e.
Iflu'ies be5iigIid obligatoriid)er 9lr.
bltrotion unb oes internationalen
S6ieosgeridts. Cine Spc5ialiitung
miro an Dem Gage ltattfinbeu. in mel
der Setot @itioe BON Merifo uuO
@rof Sormieui bon Stalien ben bier
abgeidloiieiten Sdiebsgeri6tspertras
5pll6en 'beiben 2Gnoern ilnter5eid-
men tperben. NGdIten Treitog miro
cine Wlenariitbng einber,ien 3llr 9e-
gutadtllng Der cnbgiiltigen Ibma.
dung Der gonfercn5, oie bonn am 81.
Sftober unter5eidnet weroen miro.
Gle leste Sibung finbct am %. 81
tober ltatt.
Inton Yupp geitorben.
&urISbob, ~. Sftober. - Mn-
ton Eupp, gigentbiimer oes v@rano
Sotel" unb Toulcnben bon Mmerifa.
merit befannt, lit geitorben; er luar 81
Sabre alt.
Gait in soma SONG.
s II ga ~. Sftober. -
&riegsiefretGr Toft longte bellte alf
bent Gnmpfer vMinneiota" bier an
ltnb fpilroe ber5lid empiangen. Gem
9anfett, oas ser omerifaniid)e 8ene.
ralfoniul @ilbur ibm 81 Gbren gab,
mobnten piele prominente Gbineicn
BEL, unter Mnoeren olld) @u Sing
Sang, Der tiir5lid) crnonnte @aibing-
toner 8cianbte Gbino's. I'm Wfits
ternod)t fubr Sefret0r Soit ob nod
Wanila.
: BET Der neuen grte6i /.
6en 8eianbtidait t.
Itben, IL. Sftober. = Ger erie-
d)ildc @eneralfoniul aoromilas in
Solonidi lit bon ieincr Tegiernng
gum 8eianoten fir Die Ser. Stoaten
ernannt moroeu lnlo miro in Solgc
beilen Gbef Der nelten griehiiben @e-
innOtibuft in @albin9toll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13

ide Streitfro9cn 81, er6rtern miinid.
tc, periuies ser &aiier oen MiniIter
an ben Gr5ber5og. 9ieie Illbien5
ereob Die Mogliffeit bes in5miiden
81 Stanoe g%efonmenen IuseleideS
uno 8rof Nnbraiip febrte nit elmer
boberen Weinung bon ben periobnlis
den gigenldaften oeS gr5ber5o9s
mad 9uoopeit 5uriid.
Sic ungariidcn Siibrer occeptiren
es ais notblpenoig, baB Gr5ber5og
Sran5 1erOinano inter bent sluss
gIeid bon 1867 a0nig bon llngorn
miro. Die 8riinoe, Die llngarn uno
.Seitreid) %5uionnten balten, werOen
ols bon ungemein boberer @idtigs
teit ais Die Eerion bes Serriders ont
geieben. Inter lolfen llmitGnben
miro, nnh Der bieiigen offi5ieaen
Weinung, Die Sbronbeiteigung be5
Gr5ber5ogs Sran5 6eroinono obne
Erotelte Seitens perantlportlider
WGnner in ltnaarn Dor iib geben.
Sails ipGter ernlte S6rpierigfeiten
entiteben iollten, miro es cine Solge
Der oumGblihen Gntnidelung Der
Greigniiie fem. ShlieBlif miro bier
in ofiiSieaen areiien geiagt, DOB Dem
slblebell oes &oiicrS Sran5 Soiepb
noturgenlGB einigc Gage Der Ser
m%lltbungen, ieniotioneller @eriidte
uno pbontoiiercider Eropbe5eilngen
folgenJ ober balb normale, rubige
;3ult1noc eintreten lpiir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13

Safe far's Nuslanb betsret q. Saine. 1T.
li3, ct'8atttmcre. stss uake 0attss Hsaie'&se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
9tlls Dem Dem @ollperrelir BOZ,

= gtis Dem Dem 8ouperneltr bon
5eros unterbreiteten Wonatsberidt
bes Staots Superintenoenten fir
3uhtbGuier 9ebt berpor, oab int Wo.
nat september brei @efansene bel
6luhtneriufen setobtet nno II at.
bere perlest morben iino: Bon ben
@orfaaen ipar porber nihts befannt
%geiporoen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
HOSPITAL INFERNO ARRESTED.
DIR. Charles r. David IL Accused OF Giving
Cohen q Bogus Check for 09B.

DR.. Charles Thomas David. an inferno
Of st. Gregory's Hospital, was held in $500
bail for trial by Magistrate Whitman in the
Essex Market police court yesterday on a
charge Of larceny growing out Of a check
transaction. David, it is alleged. CAV a
check for $25 to Samuel Cohen of "a At
torney street. a Deputy State Superin-
tendent Of Elections, on September 81.
1906. Cohen oashed the check. When he
turned it in to the Fourteenth Street Bank.
on which IL was drawn. he was told that
David's account had been closed on Sep
TENDER 6.
A warrant was secured for David's ar
rest. but he was not found. 1t was said
that he was out of town. Recently Cohen
learned that the physician was at st.
Gregory's Hospital, and Magistrate Whit
man gave another warrant. Warrant
OFFICER John Fay Of the Essex Market court
squad went to the hospital with Cohen,
who sent in his card to the physician and
asked for treatment. When David APP
peared he was placed under arrest.
David is Is years old. he gives his ad-
dress as 2l9O LIE Fontaine avenue. The
BronL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
~FIsHERMEN Losr ~ Tae.
me schDoner Mystery Arrives Ffeln tho
Banks short Eagilt OF Her Grew,

ADo DotlpO46f iMyttcfy AtfANO9 ETNuA uhO
Banks short Eight Of Her Grew.
BosToN, May 4.-With eight Of her crew
absent the fishing schooner Mystery came
TO I wharf last night. her flag at half mast,
the fisherman signal that the vessel has lost
some OF her men. The men are David
Steele, brother Of Capt. George Steele Of the
Mystery; Herbert Publioo. Daniel McPhee.
John Reed, Michael Shea, John Baker,
William Surrete and Coleman Boxham,
all well known among the fishermen of the
Boston and Gloucester fleets.
Michael Shea is especially well known
as the oldest fisherman in active work sail
ing on a regular fishing vessel out Of Bos-
ton. John Baker had been captain Of sew
eral fishing craft in his younger days. On
Tuesday morning. while the Mystery was
fishing IN the Southern edge Of Brown g
Bank, about sixty miles from Cape Sable,
the eight men in their four dories went out
to set their travis. While they were at
work a fog came and they were swallowed
up in 1t.
Signals were given during the day with
fog horns. shots and ~megaphone in the
hope that some Of the men might be rowing
near enough to near and be guided to the
vessel. All OF Tuesday and Wednesday
Capt. Steele bruised about the place where
the men were seen last. Capt. Steele has
hopes that the men may have been picked
up by some other fishing vessel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
THIEF GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Buys q Pistol to XIII Himself, but weakens
After Hiring q Room.

AIter HhlrhuB y SOUm.
Herman Kapner. a clerk employed by
Cohen q Gabriel. cloak manufacturers ut
IS West Fifteenth street, walked into Police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon and
announced that he wanted To be looked
up for stealing $3.50 from his employers.
When he was searched q new revolver.
fully loaded, was found on him. He ex-
planned that he had intended to kill himRelf
and nad even engaged a room in the OcC-
dental Hotel, 30 that he could do the job
without interruption. but at the last moment
his nerve gave wav and he had decided
that a cell was better than the grave,
Detectives EnriRht and Rodman found
that Kapner had been sent out TO cash a
check for 500 early in the day. the money
being needed for the firms payroll. He
did not return and his employers concluded
that he had decamped with the cash. Kap-
ner had ISL in cash on him when he was
locked up charged with grand larceny. He
was quite sober. but gave several stories
as to what he had done with the missing
$2lO. The police believe that his mind Is
affected, as a deep scar on his forehead
would indicate that he had beer badly
wounded by a bullet some time G He
rave bis address as 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Brooklyn. and his age as 2S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
C0RN PsoDUCTs co.'s WRBoK
Petition FEed n Court Declaring That
standard on Interests DGd n.

CHICAGO, May "A story Of how the Corn
Products Company, commonly known as
the 'Molarses Trust an ~. 000, 200 corpora
ton, was wrecked Is told in a bill filed in
the Circuit Court to-day by the Chicago
Real Estate Loan and Trust Company
against the Corn Products Company. The
complaining company asks that the corpo-
ration be r~eorganiEed under direction Of
the court; that a receiver he appointed to
operate its plants in Illinois aud enJoin the
Corn Products Company the Corn Products
Refining Company and the Glucose Sugar
Refining Company, c. II. Matthiessen, G.. L.
Glass. William w. Heaton. E. A. Matthiessen,
Norman B. Ream, w. j. Calhoun, Joy Nor
ton, W. T. German, T. B. Waggener, H. 8.
Horget, T. p. Kinesford, O.. Sherwood, E. T.
Bedford and /. G. Greenhut from selling or
conveying or causing to be sold to the Corn
Products Refining Company any property
now in the name Of the Glucose Sugar Re-
filming Company.
Some Of the men mentioned are said to
be members Of the Standard OIL crowd.
In the bill the complaining company. sets
forth that 1t became owner Of 1000 shares
Of the capital stock OF the Corn Products
Company on February 0. 1907. par value
$l0O. Prior TO January !. 1908, 1t Is averred.
the defendants controlling q majority OF
the stock Of the Corn Products Company
combined and confederated with the Stand
ard Oil men. who were officers and directors
Of the New York Glucose Company, to
cheat and defraud and deprive the COM
planning company Of it's stock.
The methods OF conspiracy" IL lie set
forth In the bill. were the formation OF
another giant corporation known as the
Corn Products Refining Company, owned
by c. H, Matthiessen. Norman b. Rearn
and others.
The complaining company. 10 engaged
estate and advancing loans to prospective
builders. Its main ofices are in Monmouth,
III. A branch office 10 maintained at le0
Washington street. George r. Harding,
Jr.. 10 president and T. Van Meter 10 sec-
retary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
WRECKS ON THE SANTA FE.
One In Colorado and the Other in New
MexicO-N Fatalities,

One in Colorado n the Other In New
MexicO-N0 Fatalities.
LAJUNTA, Col. May I.-More than q score
Of passengers we're injured in the wreck
Of the Santa Fe passenger train No. 8. the
eastboundl limited, yesterday. twenty-elght
miles south Of La Junta, and Frederick
Broughton, engineer, and Roy Abbott. fire.
man. were terribly scalded and may die.
Among the injured are:
Harold Cummings, Chicago. leg broken:
Fred Houghton. Chicago. travelling sales
man, ankle fractured. All were brought 10
a La Junta hospital on a special train.
RATION, N. NJ, May z-Weetbound Santa
Fe passenger train No. / was wrecked
Wednesday night twenty miles south Of
baton. Twelve passengers were injured,
ten perhaps fatally.
The train carried many Mystic Shriners
to Los Angeles. Alexander Jeweller Of Los
Angeles was hurt. one hand being crushed.
Two OF the passengers were taken to the
hospital at Las Vegas. Some Of them In
their excitement jumped through windows
and were cut by glass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
ST. LAWRENCE FULL OF ICE.
steamer Cant Make Head Against II
-~sardinian Puts In nc Halifax.

HALIFAX. N. s.. May 4.-The Altar Line
steamship Sandman. which arrived yester-
day from Havre, came mere after failing
TO make her way up the st. Lawrence.
where she was bound. She could not force
a passage through the field ice.
While of Cape Ray the Sandman saw
the Unitarian OF the Allan Line also bound
for Montreal. The Unitarian was seen 10
abandon the attempt TO mako her a
through and abe changed her courss.
She has not since been reported though
Il was expected she might have followed
the Sandman 90 Halifax. Mariners think
she may be lowering on the edge Of the ice
in the hope OF being able soon TO get through
The field Toe is unusually heavy on this
coast. Tho weather for days has been
thick and Il is unprecedentedly cold. There
are doubtless other steamships IN the same
predloament. Ocean llnerp nave been
known 20 spend a couple Of weeks battling
with ice. finally getting through, or In the
end forced TO call al Halifax or LouisburR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
LITTLE GIRL KILLED ny A CAR.
Third Fatality OF ma Kind In Williams burG
In Five Days.

Four-year-old Minnie Sentnus, whose
parents live at 81 McKibbin street, Williams
burg. was killed yesterday afternoon in
front OF her home by a car of the Hamburg
avenue line in charge Of Motorman James
Sullivan. The girl was rompinR about the
street with playmates. Two wheels passed
over her and she was terribly mangled.
The car had TO be lacked up in order 10
remove the body.
The neighborhood is thickly populated
and several excited men made a demon
s~tration against the motorman. Policemen
arrested him on a charge OF homicide and
took him 70 the Stage street police station.
The fatality was the third OF that kind in
Williamsburg since Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
Ex-POLICE CHIEF INDICTED.
Collins OF Chicago Must Answer for Certain
Ante.Election Performances.

Collins OF chicago Mus Answer for Certain
Ante.Flection Performances.
CHICAGO. May 4-The Grand Jury late
to-day returned three indictments against
e1-Chief Of Police Collins. One was on the
charge Of mutilating records, another on
that Of conspiracy jointly with ex-Polioe
Attorney Frank d. Comerford to cheat the
city OF Chic ago, and a third was on the
charge Of conspiracy TO solicit campaign
contributions from members OF the police
derartment jointly with William L.. 0'Con-
nell and Edmund H. Roche.
An Indictment on the charge Of conspiracy
to solicit campaign contributions from
saloon keepers was also returned against
James McGrath and Patrick J, MoEulty.
two detectives from the South Chicago
police station, The indictments are the
result OF the Grand Jury inquiry into the
administrators Of the police department
previous TO the last Mayoralty election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
CHARLES ORION A SUICIDE.
Advertising solicitor Living In Brooklyn
Kills Himself In Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Charles Orion OF
Brooklyn. n. Y. was found asphyxiated
in a lodging house at 2O7 South Ninth street
this morning. The end Of a rubber tube
that had been attached to a gas jet was in
his mouth.
From papers it was learned that Orion
was connected with the Williams Publishing
Company OF l2S Liberty street, New York.
The house on South Ninth street is kept
by Mrs. Clio thier. She said that Orton came
TO her place several weeks 6 and rented
the second story front room. Mrs. Clothier
said he kept 70 himself and told little Of
his business, He came in early last night
and went TO his room. About z O'Clock this
morning Mrs. Clothier detected gas and
discovered the suicide.
At the Offices Of Williams a. Co., pub
fishers, OF l2S Liberty street, IL was said
that orton was an advertising solicitor for
the firm.
Orion lived with his mother at eo4 Madison
street, Brooklyn, and had for some time
been separated from his wife. His mother
said that he left home on a business trip
about six months ago and that she knew
OF no cause why he should kill himself
unless IL was worry over his domestic
troubles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
To sion CanbunG in orange saloons.

ORANGE, n. j., May 4.-Sherin Frank II.
Sommer mnde a raid over the head Of
Chief Of Police George p. Washer in Orange
this afternoon when Sheriff. 0ficerS
Gilman and German wont TO the saloon Of
Michael J, CoTey at Ses Main street and
played an "owl machine Thon they
arrested Coffey and took him and me
machine before Police Justice Bray. VINO
held CofIcy IN $500 bail for the Grand Jury
on a charge Of conducting a disordorly
house. u = faid that Sheriff Sornmer is
not through with Orange yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
Erie TO swap Jersey city Property.

Officials Of the Erie Railroad nave agreed
to swap $1,000 square feet Of land adjoin-
ing the Jersey City Contagious Disease
Hospital west Of Tonnele avenue in ex
change for IS, 900 square feet Of city land
in Allen street. near the hospital. The
street is not used. II divides land owned
by the railroad company and the Erie
wants 1t for yard purposes. The city con-
templates erecting a new contagious dis
ease hospital and a building for hospital
attendants on the land to be acquired
Mayor Pagan negotiated the deal with
President Underwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
sKILLMAN NOT ON THE STAND.
Veracity Of Accused HOrticulturist WIN Not
BE Attacked.

SoMERvnLF, N. j.. May William n.
Skillman, ex-president Of the New Jersey
Horticultural Society. who is on trial here
for forging the name Of the late William
Lanehart to a will which bequeaths him
one half Of the Lanehart estate. was not
called t. testify to-day. Counsel said
il was because Of his illness.
When the will was contested In the Or
phan's Court Skillman's testimony was
followed by that OF twenty Of his neighbors
veracity was bad, while fifteen Of his friends
and neighbors went on the stand and swore
that it wa good.
Eva Skillman. a daughter OF the defend
ant, was the last witness for the defence.
Miss Laura Kellogg, the niece Of. Ianehart,
who by the terms OF the Skillman vii in
herita one half of Landmarks $40 ON estate.
testified in rebuttal. 1t is expected that
the case will go to the jury on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
Painters Settle with Fuller 90.

The Brotherhood Of Painters. which
has been on n general strike since April {
for an advance Of 80 conts n da7. made an
agreement Yesterday with the George A..
Fuller Company by which the wages de-
manded arc granted and the strike was
declared on on all the AIMS contracts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
Business Troubles.

A creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against Louis Dorfman and Aleck
Nechamkin, dealers In cioaks. suits. &o.,
at sI5 Lenox avenue, under the name Of the
United Outlet Company.
Judge Adams Of the United states District
Court has appointed Ebert b. Hsmlin re-
ceiver in bank fuptcy for the assets OF Morris
ROEoff, shirt waist manufacturer at 400
Broome street, with a bond OF $1,000. Assets
are estimated at 80, 900.