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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Ser ncnc Suniul.

&r. 6url u. 2iiocrib ais foiierlid)
0clttihcr Goniul iiir Worplono
un0 Sen Giitrift Columbia err
nornt. - Scin Safer Scr Grim.
Scr Der 0clttIben Golonic in Sii0.
Nlrifn.
9oS in cingcrueibtcr &rGiien l1ngit
Grlpartcte lit g~eItern cingetreten. Sr.
Carl u. Hiibcrit bon ser Sirnto u.
SGumodcr II. SO. lit bonn Gcrtti1en
&oiicr 5ltnl Gonill 0cS 3citldJen
GcidcS fir Den Stant Warplono II.
cen Giitrift Columbia craesltt NOR.
0cn. &n Der StclltnA mcld)c Sr.
&iiocrib bis jett cin9cnommcn bat,
botte Der nertc Gonilll @elagenbeit,
iid nit ocn GbIiegcnbcitcn beS PIN.
te9 IN 10 c~inqebcnocr Weiie pertrnut
81 MADDEN, OoB CT OaIielbe ntft oils
Acltli1g antrltt.
@r. &iiOcrib entitommt elmer ongc.
icbCucn 8remer Gamilic. Gr erblidte
i'm Wtai 1874 in Der alien &anieltaot
1oa &id)t Der ySclt. Scin &oter mar
Der peritorbcne NOolf Siiocrik Der
Wriinoer Scr oellti6en Golonic IN
Siiolpcit 2lirito, nod lpelfem bic
&ii6crib 9udlt gCnunnt iuilroc. Gin
ieltcnc3 3ulommentrciicn lit e5, ooB
gerooe 5llr 3eit Die Golonie ibr %
iGbrige8 8citeben %Ieicrt. &r. SiiOe.
rib, Der mlnnehrige Gonilll, fom IN
1898 nod Baltimore unO trat bier
III Ooa Compton Der Sirma u. edit
mndcr II. So. Elm, bercn Senior 5li
icner 3cit Der I'M uorigcn Sabre Der
ltorbene u. Is. BON 2ingcn mar. Son
miittcrlidcr Settle mar Sr. 2iioerib
ein Ncfic 0ca &rn. bon 2ingen uno
nod Dem So0c oc5 9ebtercn trot or
olS Mit0licb in Die 6irmo Elm.
Nm 10. 6cbruor 1902 iiibrtc &r,
&iiberib IN &onnoper icinc Satin
Clara &, gcb. Erior, beiu, mel6c
cine Sodtcr oeS DcrItorbcnen Con-.
u. Grior it, Scr iid) nod elmer gl0lt-
5cl1Oen conmmer5icQcn Gorricrc in
Baltimore nod Der &cinlotb in Den
9Eilbciton0 ~3llriid3og.
Gic Nod)foIgerldoft beS Srn. 2ii.
ocrib ais Goniul idjcint cine geiuil-
lcrmoBcn troOitionclc 81 iGir. Der
@riinocr Der Sirntu u. Shuntodcr
II. So. mar &r. gilbert Shumod)cr,
lucld)cr uOnn Sabre 1889 an bis SIT
leitcm Sooc ser Ecrtretcr Der Sreien
@onicntiidGn StGote IN Baltimore
mar. Nnd) Der @riinonna oeS beuts
id)cn NcibcS lpllroc Der Nciie oeS
@rn. Sdumoder. &r. u. Is. b. 2in-
gen, gum Goniltl IN Baltimore or.
norllt, mo MIN lit oa3 perantfuort.
libc gmt an Den gteffen 6eS Srn. b.
Singen qclnaen. Die Wobnnlg bcS
ncucn oeutl6cn GonilllS lit in Rp.
lnro Ynrf, 9tr. 103, GlubsHou0.
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gaitgcn Bot

@erousgobte aI d c $
= 5bomos g. 9iagar ipllr.
DC geltcrn in Der neitliden YoIi,ei.
'totlon fpegen ~onaeblid)er @erousgu.
blng BON folid)en @eIoes oen 9in.
o%eSbeboroen i~Ibcrpieicn. gr ion bier
aoblrelhe So @oloitiide permusgabt
Dopen, Die olgeblid nidt edit iparen.
Sie'elben trageu Die Sabres5abl
1881.
y ermoItcrs 8crfauf. =
Sr. Charles j. Mot 3eiat an nnbercr
STEELE ocs nGeutiden Correspondent.
ten" on, DOB Die Muftionatoren 81.
briloer Sdmnb & 60. am II ssuli
Die 5ipeiitodiaen @obnbauier Nrn.
315, 81, $40, 321 unb 1924, Slid.
Forriib-S traBe, inter Sen Sammer
brlngen ipcroen.
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Sunncnnuf- nno ltntcroana.
Sas gScttCr.

Sir WorpIono uno sen Giitritt
columbia bclte fIar, morgcn FLAIR
lno uGrncr; Icittc n0r0lidc WinOc,
Die u%niprin9eno DCrOen.
InS @ettcr mar Q~citcrn it)on; 0nS
GltcdiiIber 5cigte nllr Sc @ra0 al
umO On}u bcitano cine ih0nc 0riic.
Gic itiinolihc 5elnpcratur mNr bon
& llbr Morgens bis s llbr AbenOS
mie iolgt:
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Ser Sturs 10 ar d.

Ser Stur5 mar tootlid d.
SRI, Soiepbinc 2npSlcp, AZ Sabre alt,
bon Nr. 11t7, Morb.Garoline.S trabe,
luelhe an a.. Sui aus einem Scniter
oeS sipeiten Stoduerfs ibrcr @ob-
nllng %Itiir5te, erlog acltern ibren Ser
lctungcn in ct. SoicphS d, Soipital.
Coroner GorutterS BON norboItlihen
Giltrift Itclltc eincn altf ltnian lall-
tenocn Sobtcnidcin ans.
Sum Ericiter aemcibt. -
Fnnl Sobn GniinirS onoigi Elm Stu-
Dent bcs ct. Wurp'S Seminars, murs
DC geltern Worgen nod Ger SriibnleHc
in Der aatbeoraIc gum Erieiter &C.
meibt. CARDINAL Gibbons, inter gili-
lten5 pom Enter Sanes McGaqon
BON Seminar, pou5oe Die @eibe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Sin bDicr gmrid)e.

Der 15.iGbrige Heger Sobn Worfs
ipnltct Dem 1~6'iGbrigen Shomas
Saith in Soncod nit elmer Safl
Die ShGocIoedc. - Ger 3uitanf
beS 8crletten Gin fritiiter. -
2pndgerift ongebrobt.
Sn Sancof, Wb., fiibrte Der Is.
idbrige Neger Sobn MarfS an 0icn.
ltng cine 9lllttbnt aus, bie mdbridein,
lid Den Zoo ieincs Spfers, Oes 16.
jGbrigen Sbomas Saith, Sobn elmer
angclebcnen 0elttid . nmerifanild)ell
6omiIie, sur Solge baben miro. Ctc
bei0cn &naben batten eiuen 8ort.
mcdlicl init cinarocr uno ser Hcger
holte cine ihucre Sadie berbei, nit
Der CT Sem iurgcn Saith nilf sen
Gopi idlllg uno Sic SbGoeloetc tbciI.
peiie ipoltete. @Gbrenb ser Shmer.
rcrlette mad ieincr elterlifeu Wob'
ming gcbrad)t muroc, mafte iid cine
EoIie inter Siibrung oes Voli5iitcr
Samuel Rboaoes 5llr @erfolgnitg bes
ioiort Die 8lliht erqreiienocn 9tescr-
iu1acn allf, uno nad) %fllr5er 3cit mar
bericlbc eingeiangcn. @s MURDER
ron ser ailfgeregtcn 9euolfcrnrg 6es
Srtcs crnlte Srobungcn gcgcn Sen
Ncgcr ollsgcItobcn uno sic Eoli5ci
fiibrte i'm oesbalb 10 idnea mic mog.
lid Sem 3rieoensridter Games Ditto
par, Der ben 9uriden inter Ser sln-
idlnIoiguna, eineu W~oroangriff aui
Saith periibt 5t baben, fir ieine,
Ero5eB I'M Sftober-J ermin bes Greis-
8eridts bon Waibington : Gointp
fcitbiclt uno nod Sogerstomn ms
@eidngnib ianote. Ger 3nitano ocs
iiingcn Saitb lit iebr 9~eiorgnib ere.
aeno uno alif Mnratben oes i'm be-
'bnnoelnoen arstes Or. Glmooo g.
Steigcr perabreihte Safer s. 9. ga.
gengait ibm nod ain 9ienitag Ibeno
Die Sterbelaframente Der Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Gpn Heuem crtrontt. -
Srl. Goia 2epb, Sodtcr ocS p~crItor-
benen Gbeireoofteurs oes .Geutiden
Gorreiponocnten", Gbpurb SeDb, urtb
Der 1rou eliie 2epb in Sigbiielo bel
Yen.War, pelhe crit Dor II Gagcn
ans Dem Ct, Soiepbs.Soipitn %erltlai-
fen lporoen mar, nad)oem lie me9en
MISUNDERSTANDING opcrirt NOR.
ben mar, lit bon Heilem id)uer er.
franft uno beiinoet iih ieit Iebtem
1reitag mieber IN Dem g%enannten SO,
ipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Scb6cI's cinsiacs Ntclicr.

&ir bnbcn MIR Gin Mtclicr III Salti.
more, nnS Sas bcfinoct iidj in Der
stage ~ cbcnrr Groe, Nr. 321, Nurb.
Wap', nabc Sigb.Str. &inScr-Ebu.
%tugrapbicn cine Spc5ialitGt. - Seine
Ysentcn nno feline Srcppcn III iteiscn.
!. Scbbc!. &. Grmi, 0sidGftsfIbrer.
(315-)
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Wmte 7yprtihrittc.


Vie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mGblt
ole permonentcn Holttcn fir uclle
&onoitroben in Gulucrt uno ct.
Morp'S County ans. - &rDcuicltr
GroSbp miro Die Gcrmciium83.Ar-
better iofort in 9%InQriif ncbmcn.
1ic Stoots 2onoitra6cnbor.Gom,
million bat beQonncn, sic pcrmonen-
fen Noitten iiir sic ~0eplantCn Stoots-
Honoitrnben uuS5uudblcn. Sn scr
0eItrigcn Sibung ser Gommiiiion, III
Der @ouuerneltr GrotbcrS Sen 8oriib
tilErtc, ipurOen 0ic Rid)tunNcn gcnnll
fcItgcIett, nelbe sic 2nu0itrabcn in
ct. Worp'S mo GaIpcrts County ncb.
men iolen.
Sn ct. Wnrp'8 Golntn iiibrt Ser
WcG bon So EIoto nod Gburlotta-
Soil, W}e6onicSpiGc Morgon5o, 2opc-
bile, 2conar0tolpn, @rcnt Mills,
Fort Sail, ct. MorD'S Gitn Foint
2oofout.
Sn Gnloert-Gountp lit 0ic Golttc
mic iolgt: bon Cumberland mad
0ipingS, Frincc 6rcocrif, BORT DE
public, ct. 2eonoro, SolomouS IS
lun0.
Son bcioen Counties iuoren subI.
reid)c 9cluobncr i'm @iireou ser Com,
million I'M 8. Stodmcrf oca llnion-
SrltIts@cbGu0cS cridicncn, unb ga iic
pcrIdieocncn Sinnc8 murcn iibCr bic
Hld)tllng mcld)e Oie 2unOitrobcn Gin.
lhlogcn Ioutert, fam C9 81 lCb6nitcn
Observation-Disclosures, Die iognr rcd)t
olporn" ipuroclt, OILS bic ScrrCn BON
6olucrt-Golntp an sic NCibc fonncn.
Inter Den Gcrtrctcrn oicicS GountpS
bcianoelt lid) nllBcr Dem GountpsGom-
miiidr 9. g. 9. 9onO inter An6cren
ollf StootSIenotor Griffith, 3bomaS
y, Burner, 5. Sranf Eorron, &nl. q.
@roIiom Stephen @. 0o,ucn, ,Sobn
Forronl Nrtbur Sortncb, Tobn $.
Grurp rn0 nnOcre promincntc Ne.
pllbllfoncr 0icicS rcpublifoniid)cn
GollntpS.
Senator Griffith unO ieinc Eorteis
acnolien bciiirmorteten cine unocrc
Noutc ais bic, iiir mel6c Die Goltirtp-
GommiIi0re, Die ott Ncptbliforcr
Iin0, lid) cntid)ic0cn bottcn, mo oils
G%onmiIiGr 9ono nidt cin0cbcn moll-
tc, rici Der olte Senator Griffith ibnl
5lL lcine Sppoiition miirOe ibm BET
Der nGdltcn @nhl ntil1ocitcnS $50 re-
pltblifonild)c Stimmcn toitcn. Serr
Bono crmi0ertc piirbepoQ, Cr loiic lid)
bel Der NuSpobl Ser Noiite fir Oic
meme SanoItroBe nid)t bon politiidcn
Hiidiidtcn Iciten. d
Die Gomntiiiinn beollitrnotc Sen
Gbcf- Sn0cnieitr EroSbp iofort nit ser
@crmciiung Der ult9ncpGbltcn Moltten
0urd) Colbert. mo ct. Wnrp's Count
tn 81 %beainncn, un0 in mcniaCn Mo.
note1 tperocn Damn bic Gontrafte Der
gcbcn lucrocn fonncn.
Sic nGditc SituniI ser Gommiiiion
miro nm %. SuIi Itottfinoen, al mel
dlcm Gage sic HoutCn fir cambria
ben III @orccItcr-. @icomico. uno 60.
merIet-Gountp fcitgciteat pcrbcn iol-
LETT. gm 4. NltNllit fommcn GcciI-,
Sent, Caroline, Gllcen Mnnc'S unb
SolbotsG county an Sic Mcibc.
Nm Scr geitri1cn Sibul0 nobmcn
3beil @ollpcrncltr GrotberS, So6n VI.
Glldcr. Q. vi. Shoemaker uno i. &.
Sutton.
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Saltimorcr, iucldc bic Summcr-
WUnatc nnRcrbnl6 Scr Stnbt pcrbrin'
gen, f6uncn ocn Correspondent" nadj
iraenS cinCr Norciic in Ocn &crcinig,
fen Stantcn, europa, Wcrifu nno
Canada 5nacidift Crbnltcn. Die
gbrciic mna 10 oft ais acluiinidjt Ac'
Inocrt mCrorn.
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Sticffino Der yEenniDlpania gabu."

Snbobcr Der &orSugS = Aftien Scr
Baltimore Gbeiapcofc H.. atlantic
@ubu nit ser Notwithstanding
un5ufrieben. - @plen eucntucll
lire Code Dor Die 0cri6tc brins
gen. - Mas Sr. @in6eIter. iogt,
Inter Ben SSnba6ern bon 8or5ugss
9lttien Scr Baltimore G6eiapcate II.
NtIontic Hoiltpop So. berrid)t groBc
lln5ufricbenbeit Doriiber, bob Ole
NcnnIplponio ..Giienbnbn, mcld)e sic
Qcnonntc @elclliduft controlirt, ben
lteberlfltB ans Dem 9etriebe Der
Sebtercn nidt buju %perpcnbet, 9ipis
ocnoer 5u erfI1ren uno Die 9ompicr.
ltno @obn . Sinien oerielben am SIT.
llter 5i perbeilern mo olS3u0ebnen.
Gtc Ifticn = SSnbober boben bercit8
Die Iblid)t crtldrt, ihre Nntbeile bel
Der Colonial SruIt So. Don@altinlorc
81 0eponircn, uno iino entidloiicn,
5ur @cfricoigun9 ibrer S%oroerungen
euentlIeQ oic 8crid)te oll3llrufen. Sic
bn6cn ~porlGltfig ourh ibre InmQlte
ibrc geoingltngen icitlcgen lolien, Sc
rem GrfilQnng lie bon Der EellnipI.
nnniu Giienbobn %erlongen molIen,
un6 bic 0crrcn Gwigbt .. Moaorp,
Nbolpb &. 0obcfircD uno Woribou
@inGcIter bobcn lid bcrcit erflGrt,
ola Grltitec5 oic @ermaltung ser UT.
titn 81 iiberncbncn.
Sr. WoriboQ Win6citer Bat in sic.
Ter Sodc NIT @rn. Eltgb, Dem Sicc-
TrGiiocntct Der Ycnnlpluanin 9obn,
hc8 SGngercn correspondent llnO Ou.
bci ocu @orlpurf crboben, Bob sic
@o6n nit Der Irt, IN nClder tic oie
Baltimore, Gbciopcatc un0 Itlontic
Wobn bctrieb, mc0er ibren gCiebliden
Gcrpflid)tltngcn gcred)t meroe, nod
ocn SntcreIicn heS Stoote5 oicnc.
Die &ernndlGiiigung Oicicr mid)tigen
9obrls ltn0 Compiler . Clinic oru Dit.
llfer, 10 fiibrte Sr. Willdcitcr IN iei.
l1cn 9riefen ans, iei 10 marfont &C.
lucicn, bab tic offcntlid)c &ritit bers
ol%t5gcforocrt un0 Sen gSeg sur Con,
f~urren5 oitf Der Gbciopcafe-9ai &c
0finct babe.
Sr. Mindtiter GltBcrtc lid) geltcrn
hobin, Dob Die 9lttien e Sn6ober Scr
baltimore Gbcinpcafe uno @tlantic
Nobn lebiglid borollf 0rinQcn, Dob
nic FcnniDlponio @obn ibnen Die
ihncn 8ilfonnlcrocn 1ipioelloen sob
lie, ooer nber oen llcberiduB slinl
Nltobau Der 9aDn pcrmcnoc. Stott
oclien babe ober sic Ycnniplpanio.
Giicnbabn Sen llebcridnlb in ibrem
ei9encu Snterelie pcrluonot.
Vic cS bciBt Iinb Die gcgenmGrti.
gen 0iffcrcn5en, Die idon lange eri.
%itirtelL baburd ollf ben gegenmGrti.
gen S6bepltnft gcbrodt iporbcrL b0B
rie Gircftoren Scr Baltimore G6cia.
pcofc II. Ntlantic @obn fiir5lid 49,.
100000 Obliaotionen Der WorplonO
GcInuore H.. &irginio 9nbu, elmer
ctCnioaS BON Der Eenniplponiu @obn
crltrolirtcn Clinic, qorontirten, oui
oicic @ciic Sen llcbcrihuB Ser Sol.
tin,orc Gbeiopaufc II. gtlontic @obn
n%crlpcnoeno.
Ger Vetrog, mclhcn sic Eennlp(.
mania @obn Den Snbobern icitcr %or.
5llgS = sIfticn ld,llbcr ioQ, miro ouf
Ero3ent ocS 81 100000 betro.
ncnoen &opitulS ooer $4t2,-
800 aneeoeben. Die riifItGnoiocn
3oblungen eritreden lid oili etnn
5c6n Sabre.
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SdDiffSfartcn

bon nno nod europa iibcr Baltimore
oOcr Neln.D orf, &aiilte obcr 3miihen'
ocd. @edicl, oltslGnoiides 8el0,
Grcoitbricie uno @cloicnbungen.
Sbeu. s. Iicncr & Gp.,
Nr. 217, it.ynltimorc-S traRe.
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S6cu. s. 0icncr G s..

Seutides nnb anoeres alsIGnSi.
ides @elb gefaui, uno %perfanft.
@eIoicnoungen beiorgt nod 9eutld,.
lono Seitreid, 8uBIanS II. I. NJ.
@ediel ahsgeitel1t aiif ausI1noiihe
ganfen. greoitbriefe uno Sraoelers
Gbeques.
217 Clt.8altimore. Stra6e.
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Staot Baltimore.
llnicrhnltun0s . @ColuCiicr.

SlciniS rs6urr 2iur 4ort" - Id0lib Eniocs
hllic-&nriieIlunQCn.
nSnN ebutc.fart" IdQIih Gon8erie,
GRANDCHILDREN uno nuocrC &SIuuiiOunueIt.
rWmNnn SnlsYart" InQIjb GoH}etic mn
nloere ScrpliiOtnqen
uSBc subnrUnu" - TcoCn gucHo &auoeOiucs
Noritcuuln.
sOlmcitcr. @cadl - 1d8Iiac Griuriioncn per
Tanpitr pNO1tie".
Claiborne ~ ldqlihc GrulrIion, nit grfSs
ilobmc Sol1iaGS, Ret SGmpfer uGnmbrio0e".
2DUc 1uint - SuRlibc rtur-
itoucu.
Frn Mar - 3uQIitbc Grfnriipncn.
Fart 6unScric.
GOriitna Nndmttiaa - rEru.or 8tu Rdrf".
Ut0ning Ibcn0 - ~dbuCdiclu0 it ,giperIioes
F1tt" lHio aSeorraI 0il9Surt".
EienttaQ NbeHn - yGultCrtpuf VurT".
W(lituph Nbeuo - nSrlto 0ilsginrf".
SonnGriiGg Nbeno 80 .SdrrOu-Blrt".
Srettaa Sbcro - gGltftonsF Bari.
Slulitug Nbelo 49, VutiCriunsR1ri"
tSonniaaS bon : bis I llUr Nbenos.)
(NH gSodbcntGpcn hon 7 hia 10 llGr Nbenhs.)
Wrparnmm ihr hcutc.
irHurruu Fdrt"D
Qiarfh nIbc @ingcrbreGo Gaocts". .. .SIundnc
Suberiiire oRiaue Game, ........... .Suppc
gSul3Cr n NluuC Sunal" ............ StruuB
GeleiiiOn g0appeneo III Norolaub" Nerbert
@r. 0nnicI 5~cIomann.
Selcftiou ,3iacinerin" Glie
@dbuttc aNlpplc Nluiumo' .......... .NtouCrt
aSdirol ogdbN Eurdhc". ............ Erhor
6umurcofc ugiilcl IL NH tale nj noe. gsGcelcr
selection popular ta"............ Uuts
.Uldrih Popularity" Observation-Disclosures. Cohen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

YGEc sur &ciic ms MnslanS DC.
iurat 6. 9iaine, Nr. Alb, Si.Salti.
mureitrafc, nabc Gaitom Soaie Npe.
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81 Den an0eren Vitn0cS d Wetters
@eobodtulaS 3 Citation 0c3 2anoeS
murOen sic iolacnocn bofltcn Scmpc.
railtrcu pcricihnct Gaitport rs,
Eortlon0 7G, Bolton so, Nlbouu 76,
Hcm. Dorf so, 8~bilaoclpbia 81, At-
lantic Sin 81 Gope Wap so, @alb-
ington Sc. NatteroS IS, Charlotte
SS, Wilnlington o. Gbarlrlton 96,
Snuannob 81, Sadlonpiuc 80, Sltpi'
ter Sc, sen Selt so, Itlnntn 80,
Wont9omcrD 90, NGp- Orleans 30,
HaleItinc 90, @~olpcItun SS. Corpus
Gbriiti IS, WcmpbiS %. Cincinnati
50, Eitt0bnrg a, Ssmc9o 6S, 9ui-
inlo -, GIepelanb 10, Detroit rs,
Glpeno a. WorQuctic 10, @rcclt
Ban &c, Chicago rs, Iulutb -, ct.
Saul 50. ct. 9ouis 81, &uniaS Gitp
IS. Omaha SO, &uron 81, NiSnlnrd
so, @iliiton 90, &oprc 80. Selcnu
81. Salt Sofe IS, 0enpcr Sc, Nortb
Glnttc 80, Gnbge Gitp IS, 9lmoriao
Sc. Sos NngeleS so.
9%oieboll. - @eltcrn iicotcn
Sic oSriolc9" obermolS iibcr ocu
Club bon &ericn GitnL unO spar nit
elmer Scorc bon 4 81 /. Sic 5ci0tc1
miebcrun, Oob lie @oIl lpielcn f0n'
rem. Bonn 5meiten Ylob iiuo iie icbt
MIR 3 uno pom crlten 20 Yuntte clt-
icrnt. 9ic gcitrigcn SpicIC Der oft
lid)el Si0o pcrlicicn lpie iolNt:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-20
NEW CUSTOMS ABANDONED
Teheran Has Returned to Ancient
Methods and Danger for the No
ment Is Over.

London July l9.-The news from Persia.
coming from different routes. is of a
rather confusing and conflicting nature,
except as indicating that Rachn Khan
still has the upper hand in Tabriz
According to the Daily Mail special dis
patch from Teheran the political side
Of the revolt in TabrZ for the moment
is ended. but danger still threatens
through the possibility of the shah's troops
being overwhelmed and expelled from
TabriZ by the revolutionists. A dispatch
to the Daily Telegraph from Teheren
says that perfect peace reigns there and
Europeans may safely venture in any
part of the city. For the time being. the
dispatch adds. the parliamentary party
has fully accepted the turning again to
ancient customs and standards. and Tehe-
rams life moves as OF old.
Whatever the abstract advantages of
western methods of government" says
the correspondent. the man in the street
here halls the revival of the methods and
even the malpractices TO which he ira
dtionally is accustomed. in place of ex-
tremely doubtful blessings of an interest
in government by representatives whose
venality nobody doubted from the first.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-20
COLORADO PIONEER DEAD
Mrs. N. P. Hill, Wife of the Late
United States Senator. Victim
of Heart Failure.

Denver, Colo. July 1s.-Mrs. Alice Hale
Hill. widow of the late Senator y. p.
Hill. died at the family home in this city
tonight of a complication of diseases re-
quilting in heart failure. Mrs. Hill was
born i'm Providence r. L. in 1870. and
was married in 1861. coming to Colorado
the same year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill located at Black
Hawk, where Mr. Hill became manager
of the Boston x Colorado smelter. In
1878 Mr.. Hill was chosen to fill an I'M
expired term as Colorado's representative
in the United States senate. and the
family moved to this city soon after. The
former senator died in 1900.
Mrs Hill was active in charity work
much of her time being devoted TO this
pursuit i'm quiet and transformations way.
She was the creator of the kindergarten
system in this city and also founded a
home for young working women.
For twenty years Mrs. Hill served as
Colorado's regent for the Mount Vernon
Ladies association.
Mrs Hills maiden name was Alice Hale
and she was connected with the we'll
known New England family of that name.
Three children survive her Crawford
Hill. Mrs Franklin Price Knott and Mrs.
Lucius NJ Cuthbert. all of this city. She
also leaves a brother. who resides in
this city as well as three sisters in New
England.
Senator Hill died a multi-millionare
one of his possessions being the Denver
Republican. published in this city. Craw-
ford Hill. the only so1- is president of the
Publishing company now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-20
THANKS OF POOR OLD CHINA
Flowery Kingdom to Send a Special
Representative With Message
to United States.

Pekin. July l9.-The Chinese govern
ment has decided to appoint Tang Shao
VI. governor of Mukden province and
former president of the board of for
eign affairs, as high commissioner to visit
Washington for the purpose of thanking
the United States government for remit
ting portion of what is known as the
Chinese boxer" indemnity.
The decision to send a representative
educated in America and conyerSant with
American affairs. especially Americas in
ternational relations, instead of prince.
as was originally intended. is due TO the
recognition by the conservatives as well
as by progressives like Yuan Shi Kai.
grand counsellor. of the necessity for
closer relations with America. The ne
cessity is the more marked in view of
the state alliance and increasing jealousy
among the European and Asiatic powers
within China.
Chinas declaration of her intention to
send hundred students to the United
States annually for education for four
years and after that fifty students an
nually until the entire award shall be
paid is only part of the present design
to ally American influence in China S
affairs. The design contemplates a bene-
fit amounting to the whole cancelled in
demnity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-20
DIED OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Captain Henry McCrea, Who Com
manded Battleship Georgia on Pa
cifie Cruise. Passes On.

New York. July l9.-Captain Henry Me
Crea of the United States navy. who
was in command of the battleship Geor-
sia during the cruise of the North At
lantic squadron To the Pacific coast died
today Of Brights disease in the naval
hospital, Brooklyn, y. Y. He had been
i'll since June - Captain McCrea was
% years Of age. Arrangements FOR the
funeral have not been completed.
During the voyage of the batticships to
San Francisco McCrea. already i'll from
the fatal malady. was able To perform his
duties only by the exercise of an indom-
table will. He was relieved of his com
mand shortly after the fleet arrived at
San Francisco. Refusing 10 admit him
self TOO III for service. he proceeded to
Washington, and on June % took up his
duties with the lighthouse board. He
served but three days with the board.
however. and then was compelled to give
up and 90 To the naval hospital.
Captain McCrea was born in LoSanS-
port. Ind, fifty-seven years ago. lie was
appointed 10 Annapolis in 1866.
I'm command of the MachiaS, on duty III
Haytian waters six years ago. Captain
McCrea prevented the Haytian admiral
Killick from bombarding Cape Haytien
and prevented blockade of Hayti's ports
BY that officer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-20
MEXICO FOR MEX|CANS
Anti-Foreign Feeling in the Southern
Republic Directed Mainly Against
the Americans.

Mexico City. July B-The anti-foreign
fight in Mexico is assuming large pro-
portions and a bitter controversy over
the question is being waged by the for
eign and the native press
La Patrie yesterday printed an article
IN which IT proclaimed the time ripe for
a policy whose cry shall be Mexico for
the MeXicans.'
Most of the TRADE is directed against
the Yankees a term of contempt used
by Mexican editors in describing Ameri-
cans.
Among other things, La Patrie declares
that if Americans think the governments
of Argentine Chile or Brazil more en-
lishtened than that of Mexico, they should
journey To those parts. the sooner the
better.
After referring to the efforts on the
part of foreigners against the proposed
new mining law restricting interpretations
in Mexico. the paper says:
We repeat our attitude toward foreign
ers. We are not boxers" but patriots,
and when we take given direction, we
take ii. not against foreigners, but for
the benefit of Mexico"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-20
CHICAGO WON BALLOON RACE
Distance Travelled Was Only 70 Miles
and the Worlds Records Were
Not Broken.

ST. Paul. July 19.-All the balloons
which started from St Paul yesterday
in an effort to surpass the worlds dis
lance and endurance record have land
ed.
The POmmern landed at 1880 o'clock
today at Warsaw, Mimi. fifty-two
miles-from St. Paul.
The Chicago. the largest balloon in
the race, owned by G. A. Coey of Chi
caSo. came down at noon near Bloom
ing Prairie. Mimi. about seVenty-threc
miles south of st. Paul, on the Mil
waukee road.
A Leo stevens. director of the race,
in explaining the failure of the aero
ndutS to sail greater distances than
they accomplished. said that the lifting
power of the gas was not as great as
they had counted on, and that conse-
quently the balloons were unable To
carry near the amount of ballast neces-
sary for a long flight.
Distances in balloon races are meas
ured in line from starting point To the
landing place. and not by the total
number of miles travelled
The Chicago, owned by c. \. Coey Of
Chicago. won the contest by travelling
a distance of seventy-three miles in an
air line.