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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sm WamCn bes Sereins,
Sobn Sjarfs, EraiiOcnt.

unfoIl. unb SeIbitmorbs
Statiltif I. = Nah Der bon Mar.
idol Saruam auiammen9eiteuten
Stotiitif iiir september CAB cs IN
oielem Wonat in Baltimore 8 Selbits
morhe, rs Selbitmorbperiude, 43
}lotlihe SooesiGac, II tobtlide uno
236 nidt tobtlife llnfGue. Die toot.
lld)en llniGIle waren: 8erbrannt 3,
perId)iittet |, ertrunten /, bur6 Glef.
triSit1t 9etobtet 1, ourd, @rploiicn
clnes Wbisfepialies setoOtet I, Gr.
plolipn bon Ghemifalien /, bonn Sah
geiolen 1, bon elmer Treppe gefnllen
1, bonn @eriiit eeiallen 1, aus Dem
Seniter geiaIlen I, bei'm Honidlitt.
ldublanfen aefauen I, ourb Moibi.
merle !, ourf &unItoiin9er eritidt |,
burd Gilenbobn iiberfabren 1, burd)
Strabenbobn iiberiabren /. llnt~
ben nid)t tobtliden llnfdlen maren:
Surh Strobenbabnen iiberfobren 70,
burd) Wogen iiberfobreu 8, burd 81.
ienbobnen iiberfabren a, perbrannt
If. burd, 5obrrooer i%iberfabren 6,
ourd) Sitnoe gebiiien %, ourd Elm
giftiees Snieft eeitoden /, ourd M,l.
tomobile iiberfabren 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
EpnnCnnnf. mn llntcrannd.
las Mctter.

6iir WarpIuno un6 Den Siitrift
Columbia belIte un0 morgen flar
lln0 mGrmer, leidte umlprin1cnoe,
Gitlih ncroenbe @inoe.
Baltimore luor 9eItern ongcnebmeS
mo nidJt goll5 10 fnlteS g2etter be.
idieoen, iuie Die heioeu porbargehell.
6cn Gage broftcn. Gie b0dbite Genl.
perutur mar 66 @ro0 nm 3 ll6r
9tadmittoas gno bie nieorigItc AZ
@ruo llnl & llbr Wor0ens.
Sn Den an0ercn @unocS @etter'
geobnhtung9 Stationen mltroc1
Die iol9enbcu boditen ScmperotureH
per5eihnet; @oitport 56, EortIan0
go, Bolton Ga, gubanD 81, gtCm yorf
66, Y%bilaoclpbia GS. NtIuutic Gitp 81.
Cape WfnD so, %cibinGton Ga, g}or'
folf 60. @ottcro5 Ga GborIottt g.,
Nilnlington G6, GbarIciton GS, 5a'
ponnah G6, %odlonpiIle 10, >Sltplter
so, Sen @eit 80, atlanta GO, Wtont'
gonlerp a, Nem . Orleans 50, Fole.
itine IS, @uIuciton rs. Corpus Gbr:'
itie 81, Mcmphi3 Is, cincinnati 70,
HittSburg G6, Caluc9o 81, 9uIiolo
81, GIcpcInuo IS, Gciroit G2, NIpann
G6, WorQucttc y, Green Ban 6S,
q. &oris -, &unias Gitp "A, Snla.
10 76, Suron IS, 8ismorf "A, @iQi.
fton ~, Sabre AZ, Seleno 36, SaIt
2ofe Gitp AZ, 9enper So, Nortb Ylat-
te 76, Dodge @itp rs, AmariaO 50,
Sos IngeleS IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

N0cntcn, wclfe Nift$ unperIudi
loIien, nm sic NnimoiitGt Der gteoer
0egen R~ooiepelt 81 id)iircn.
Serr Gill lebnt ab.
GongreBmitglieo 5obn Sill bat es
abgelebnt, iifj nit iciltem republifa.
niiden @egen.GunOiouten Sobn Ybi.
lipp Sia in cine gemeiniame 0ebatte
ein5ulaiien uno Serrn Sill oen fol.
1enOen 9rief %geion0t; nS6ren 9riei
Dom =. Oftober babe i6 beute 8or.
mittag %empfangen. id CLAUDE ni6t,
oaB c5 ratbiom iein miirOe, bon Dem
@ebratf ob5ugeben, Ser menigitens
ieit 1861 beitebt, bel meldem Die
&artet.GonbiOatcn iDre 9lnIi6tcn in
Bcriammlun9Cn Inter ben Nulpi5ielt
ibrcr rcip. Gartcicn, SIT ocnen ouS
Eublifum Cin9elaoen muroe, ourle0.
ten. 0icier @ebrall6 lit bas Nelul.
lat Der Nnii6t rubig OenfCnoer @iir.
ger, meIhe Blonbten, Oab ulltcr Sen
berriden0en @crbGltniiien in oieier
Sto0t cine gemcinlame Gebo.te Ben
Eartctgciit Der 6relnoe beioer Rc0.
ner hi 'old)tm @raoc errrgen miiroc,
NoB idlieBIid lln0rSmung mo llurl.
bcn mI0bred,cn ia0 Elm @ciilbl bcr.
Ucr3ebrIht lper0cn miiroc, 0n5 lid
riclleid)t ilbcr Sic ganie StoOt En-
Itredcn nno ocm 3ricoen lu1o Der
0r0mmg nadttciIig icin miir0e.
Gic5 lit ipc5icQ olti unirren Iiitrift
Gnmrn0bar, III meid)em elm GROCER
(beil &brCr Hnb1n8cr Ncger llnO
ale Die meinigen @eibe lino. Sic
icIbit nnbnnen bicranf mie bic 3eitun.
gen beridltcten, tntgtntionalcn Sullpt-
quarter 9e51tg, ais Sie iagten, Dab
Sie in 6ol9e Der 5000 Negtrltims
men III Sbrcm Ciitrift crmGblt mer'
ocn miiroen. Mc;ner 2lniidt nod lit
cS gegen ol8 SntCrciie bon SrOnun8
mno 3rieoen in unierem 0iitrift, Die
bei0en Roiien III elmer Teriammlun9
5uiommcn 81 6ringen. Sd meiB, Sic
ltimmen nit mir Oarin therein, oab
mir Den 5riebcn lno Die Sronung in
inherent Giitrift iiber Sen peri0nli.
d)en 8ortbeil Itcacn, Ben Scoer BON
ms aus elmer g%emeiniomen Gebottc
81 geminncu boiit, unO Iebne i) on-
Der ans otelc m 8runoe SIREN &or.
ihlog elmer gemeiniamcn Gebattc
ab."
Serr GronmilIer aud.
Scrr SObn &ronmiler, rcpublitu.
niiher Gonoioat i'm 3. Iiltritt, mci'
CERT lid) cbenfaQS, cine Serausioroc,
rltng oeS Oemofratiiden GongreB'
Gnnoioaten Sarrp .. @oli 81 einet
genlciniamen Gebatte oll5unebmen.
0emofroti de Waenuer.
INN luug am Wontog.
Wit groBem giier meroen i'm oeD
mofratiiden Stoats . Sauptquartier
i'm u@utom 9olllc" Die SorbcrCitun.
gen fir Die Notwithstanding &c.
t%rofienL Die am nGd,iten Montag
Ibsno in ser Tidmono.W arftboQe
ltnttfinoen unb in Ser Hibter 9llton
9. Barter BON Nep-Dorf ser Sortpt.
reoner iein miro. IuBer ibm iprt-
den ollf aleran0er 3. 8ocon bon
New.Oorf uno @enerolanmult Siaac
Sobe Strous bon Baltimore. @ul.
oesienator Siioor &npner fiibrt oen
&oriie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Der rllmabBanaise giirser = @ercin
uuu WarDlanS"

erlnnbt iid) hermit, lant ocs in Der
lcttcn Gelesaten.@ eriammliing cim.
thinning angenommenen gcihlnics,
alien &ercinignngen, iuwie ieiucn
Sremnoen nno 86nnern, wcld)e iid)
an Der Jeier beS Sentidru Sagcs nit
Der bamit prrbmnScncn Tlagscn.Eas
raoe ant II. September bctbcili9tcn,
icincn B~ersliditen 7anf anssmoriifcn.
Spesiel iinb mir ben r@ercinistem
Sangern ncbit ibrem Sirigcntcn,
Eruf. 5bcubur Sembcrser, fir bic
berrlidlen 8eianssuurtrGsc, ais andj
ben Snrnocreincn mnb Dem r@gmna'
ltiid)en Ypramioen.Glmb" fir bic ttr'
ncriiden ~aeiitunacn III srufcm
Ianfc perpflidJtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
6eb6eI's einsiges MteIier.

@ir baben nnr elm IteIier in gaIti.
more. mnb bas befinbet iidj in Der
Gtase ~ ebenrr GrSe, Nr. 321, Nurb.
GAY, maize Stgb.Str. ain6er.Thp.
tosrapbien cine Spesialitat. - Seine
asenten nnb feineS reppsn sa iteiaea.
). Sebbel. 6. Grui, Vei&aftsfslrer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

% ii II DIT 9eoenfseit.-Ea.
ltor q. Irtbur Q. 2lopo, ipel6er in
eiiler am I%onncritag in Der bieiigen
ct. Teters-airde abge6nItenen Spe.
DISCRIMINATING bon air6en. uno
2aien. 0cleeaten Der biitoilif.prote-
Itantilfen Stride gum Silisbiidof er.
ndblt muroe, bat ii6 einige Gage ge.
benfSeit misgebeten. in benen er iid
iiber Innabmc ooer Riht. annabme
beS boben Amtes i6liiiiig weroen
miro.
0ireftoreniit q. - 9uS
2irettorilrm oes 0eutiben @reiien.
belms belt am Sreitog abeno i'm
Inltalts Z 8eb1uoe feline monotlihe
Sisung ob. Gr1iibent Or. Marcl,s
9odmann fiibrte ben Soriis uno sc.
fretar Sobn 8. Meper bas YrotofoG.
George Sacob Sang puroe oils Sn.
loiie mo Hiharb Sonopie als Iit-
glieo 0eS @raiienbeim . 9ereins auf.
geflpn1men.
Stubium Ser Snieftens
em~pfobIen. = Sn Dem
ioeben erihienenen 8ierteliabrs : 9e.
ridte bes Iarplano lonbmirtbidaft-
liden goGegs empfiebIt Broi. SboS.
9. Spmons, Der itoatlide GntomuIo.
Gift, sic Ginfiibrung Der Snieften.
Iebre in ben offentlihen SfuIan Scr
Stobt nnb oes Staates. Sr. Gu
mons lit Der aniiht, Dab oieies Stu.
bium iebr piel CUR llnteroriiduna Der
Snieftenplage beitrugan niiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sdiffsfarten

BON ntb nad europa iber Baltimore
ooer Hep.gorf, 8aiiite ODER Suiidem.
bed. @ehieI, ausIdnoiides @eIo.
Greoitbriefe unb @eloienbuneen.
Chez. s. Siener & &c.,
vt. 217. Dts Baltimore Citrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
&irit Scs 2ebcns @iirbe BON iid,.

Grrd Ar6citsIoiigfcit our @er3mtii.
hung getrieben, beaebt @m. $. s.
@beeler S%elbItmoro olr6 @ase
Uer9iitung. Starb aui Dem
8ege 5lm 6ranflin. SQuare.So.
ipital.
8er5meiilung iiber Irbeitsloiigfeit
miro ais Oas Wotiu angeiebeh mel.
DIES @iQinm $. 6. @beeler Don Nr.
1924, Columbia 9lpenlle, oa8u trieb,
leinem 2eben ielbit elm 3iel az iesell.
Wis geItern 0torgen eegen 8 llbr Die
&oItbollsnirtbin, bel ser @beeler
lpobnte, oas 3imnler betrat, iano lie
oenIclben bepuBtIos allf ieinem Bette
liegeno Dor, 0aS 8elidt in Benz &opi.
fiIler pergraben, einen nit Dem 8aSs
6abn perbnn0enen @umnliihlauh auf
ieiner 9rult. Gie tobtlih Gri6rode-
ne benadriGtigte iofort bic Boli5ei,
un0 @beeler muroe mitteIit oes go.
trolmagens bcs iiiomeitIi6en 81.
itrifts llad oem 6ranflin. Squarc.So.
ipitol ge6rndt, itarb aber bereits aui
Dem @ege oortbin.
Sn elmer ieiner Sai6en milroe elm
Srief uno cine 8tiitenforte porgefulls
Sen; ser %eritere fam Don benz 9ruoer
Ses 2tbensmiioen, Srn. s. q. @bee.
ler, Nr. 221, 8. Str, @oibington,
3. s. Die aarte trllg Die gSreiie
elmer 6rau s. g. Sripin, in ser oie
SftueIter @beeler's p%ermutbet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
SbcD. s.. 0iener e So.
217 Ci.YcItimpre.Gtrn6e.

9eutides unb dnoeres ausIdnoi.
ides @elo sefauf, unb perfouft.
@elSienonnsen beiorgt mad 0eutid.
lana Seitreid, 8uBIanS II. I. NJ.
WedIel ausgeitellt auf ausIGnoiide
ganfen. Greoitbriefe uno 1rapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04


GGn5lih in Der 2uft, oa Ser Stabt-
ratb crit feline Ginminigung bo5u &C.
ben muB, oob bas 9ett oes Warfet
Ylace benuet lueroen ourf. 3fpeitens
id)reibt oas @eiet Dor, bab fir all,
offentlihe 8ebaiioe Nngebote ausec-
ldrieben meroen miiiien, uno iuht
ole Irbiteften : Gonmiiiion pon Den
eingeionoten El1nen einen aus, mad
benz oas 8ebGlloe gebaiit peroen
mllB. Ter crfolgreide grditeft er'
bGlt Damn bon Den 9oufoIten 49,
YroSent Gommiiiion.
Sic Flaiterung Der 2tgb:'
StraBe.
Cine Delegation bon Siio : 8alti-
morer @eidGftsleuten beitebenb aus
SS. @alter 6. 9ennp, Geo. 9.Sfin-
ner, Oscar @afer, Sen Compton, 6.
S. Gbism, .. ~. Sutton uno Geo.
.. Neilion, beidiuerte ii6 geItertt
bai'm fungirenben Wopor Geo. %.
9;umien iiber Die Serfaiiung Der
2igbtitrobe, 5ipiiben See unb Bar.
reitraBe, oa fir Den Serfebr burd)
ben Ban zines Ib5ugsfanols MIR et-
tpa 20 Sub Der StraBe perfiiebar
iinb. Gle Delegation miinift MN,
bab Snaenielr sSfnbaa menigitens
elm tempordres Eilaiter iiber bern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sin bOd)betastcs 8ebnrtstagsfinb.

Ha6biner Senrp Sod)beimer enl-
pidngt i'm israelitiiten Soipitdl
un51bIi9e @liifpiinidle SIT ieis
mem 90. @eburtstag. - 8ur ei.
ner ser 6reibeitsfGmpier BON
1913.
Sn i%eltelier 9eiitiger Stride i~eierte
0eltern Gabbiner Senrp Sodbeinler
i'm isroelitiihen Soipital an Monlt-
ment-S traBe Ieinen so. 8eburtstog,
uno un51blig mnren sic 8liidluiin.
id)c, Del6e linn tbeils miinblif uno
tbeilS idriitlid) iibcrmittelt muroen;
ouh an 8eidenten mar fem Wangei.
Gebtere beitonoen ballptiG6lid) aus
Gbampagner uno Gigurren. Serr
Sohbeilner mar iiber Die 8ratulatio.
neu iebr erfreut unb unterbielt iid)
NIT leinen geiufern iiber' ieine SSlls
genoerlebniiie. gr mitroe am 3. Of
tober 1918 III Insbad), 9apern, ge.
boren, no iein Gater ulo 8roBpater
mo alld) er ielbIt als Habbiner tbG.
tig maren. gr be lld in Augsburg
oas 8plnnaltlim un0 jtltbirte Ipat.r
in Wiiuhen. Hah SoQenoung ieiner
Stltoien mltroe CT Nliiltent leines
Saters, melhe Stelllng er bis gum
Sabre 1913 altsfiiQte. Seine Neoen
unb Shriften, Bic repolutipndren
Gbnrafter trugen, 5nangen i'm onnn
sur alismanoerung mad Imerifa. gr
lanocte in New.Dorf, erbielt ober
ihon nof einiuod)entlihem auient.
bait einen Hllf ais Habbiner an sic
Baltimore Ssroelitiihe Gongrega.
ton, ipelde 5uerit lire Bottesbienite
in Der 2opbitr.. Spnaeoge abbielt.
SpGter mirfte CT 33 Sabre lang ais
Gnbbiner an Ser @oenitr. .Gonarega.
ton, bis er lid IN 1892 e1n5lid 5it.
riid5og. Seit mebrercn Sabren mobnt
Serr So6beimer I'M ,SsraeIitiidell
Soipital, unO idon ieit etma 4 Sab.
rem bot er oaiielbe nibt mebr perlai.
len. Serr Sohbeimer iagte gu einem
9eribteritatter oieier 3eituna ee.
tern: sd babe in Sen Sabren 1919
uno 1850 piel fir Den DTeutlden
Correspondent" geidrieben u1o iest
rod Ieie ih oieie 3eitung ieoen @or.
hlittag NIT Seraniigen. @enn id
nit Dem 2eien fertig bin uno oie 3eit
miro mir oann lang, railhe id meme
Gigarren fur3."
Eferoe Ins iteIlung. =
8cItern fano bel oen St1Qen oe$
Sunt Clubs Ole iGbrlide Yferoeuus.
itaarng bes Green Spring 8oQep.
Observation-Disclosures : @ereins itott,
melhe bon elmer oltBereemobnIid)
groBen an5abl feiner Iferoe beifyidt
ipor, uno pelde nidt perfeblte, cine
cnserleiene @eieaihoft BON sports.
l%lebbabern sn pereinigen. Nah Der
&urfiibrung Ser Yferbe mlrbe I'M
Glubbauie ein Diner ierpirt. Die gr-
rungements lagen IN S1nben oerSS.
~ - ~ -
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FaMc snr @ciie luis Mmslanb &c.
iorgt 6. &aine. Nr. 413, Ci.YaIti'
mureitrafe, uabr Guitom @uuie Apc.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
TRY TO LYNCH
NEGRO UNDER
COURTS EYES

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.-Deter-
mined to lynch Edward Martin, ne
gro, who was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment today for assaulting
beautiful Edith Halston, a mob of
100 led by w. s. Debell, the girls
sweetheart, attacked Gordon of
police guarding the prisoner in
Judge Austin's court. p. r. Sweig-
ert, one of the mob, was struck on
the head with policeman's club
and taken to hospital.
After being held to the superior
court the negro walked to the
door, where Debell, trembling with
rage, flung himself upon Martin
and attempted to drag him from
the police. This was the signal
Yor an attempt at lynching. The
police fought 100 men hand to hand
while Martin was taken through a
rear door and quickly arraigned in
Judge Curtis Wilbur's court, where
he pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced for life.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
FARMERS WOULD BUILD
PUBLIC MARKET BOOTHS
Promise Personal Aid in Establishing North
side Trading Place on City Side.

market building, as it would then
be under no private obligations to
persons erecting the temporary
market accommodations.
Councilman Watkins reports
that at least two parties are ready,
If given the endorsement of the
city council, to erect public mar
ket building near the corner of
Second and Washington street,
which would solve the difficulty
now confronting the present mar
ket in securing the matter of per-
manent quarters. The northside
people, while favoring city own
ed market, have no objection to
the city council making any pro-
vision for a permanent market on
the southside that it sees fit, but
still insist that they are entitled
to a market north of the river.
J. S. Phillips, president of the
city council, Is in favor of mar
ket on the northside and thinks
the citys ground is the proper loca-
ton. He believes the city council
ought to erect permanent market
building on this site.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
IS
READY FOR
BATTLE
Movement to Found
Slav Empire
Started.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct. 5.-Prince
Ferdinand, reigning prince, today
proclaimed Bulgaria Independent of
Turkey and formally announced
himself car of Bulgaria.
The announcement was made at
Tirnova, the ancient capital. The
declaration is the result of COM
bined action of the cabinet and
prince.
Theh fanatical populace is urging
the prince to march on Turkey i'm
mediately.
Official announcement is issued
by the foreign office that France,
England and Russia, members of
the triple alliance, had agreed to
proposal of mediation between Tur-
key and Bulgaria.
Foreign Ministers Pinchion of
France, Iswolsky of Russia and
Naoune Psha of Turkey held con-
ference today. At the conclusion
it was announced that DR.. Stanill-
off, Bulgarian minister of foreign
affairs, will be called into further
conference tomorrow.
The exact text of the declaration
sent all European chancellories is
being withheld pending reply, The
delay is being utilized in rushing
to completion military plans for
the occupation of Roumelia.
Soldiers are bing modified and
rushed to the frontier. 1t is not
known what action by foreign gov
ernments is to be expected if the
whole Balkan peninsula is thrown
into war.
Prince Ferdinand is counting on
the assistance of Serria and Rou-
mania. 1t is thought a strong eff
fort will be made to establish a
Slav empire.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
ORGANIZE FOR
PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5.-For
the purpose of uniting Pacific
coast cities in an effort to obtain
solid Pacific coast delegation at
Washington, to work for the inter
ests of far western states, repre-
sentatives of 10 commercial or
ganizations in San Francisco, Oak
land, Los Angeles, Portland, Seat
tie, Tacoma and Spokane will
meet here today to effect organiza-
ton.
c. B. Yandell, secretary of the
Seattle chamber of commerce, and
former Governor McGraw of Wash
ington, headed the Seattle delega-
ton. Yandel critisized the gov
ernment's policy of sending coal
from the Atlantic to the Pacific in
foreign boats.
Letters from Senator Piles and
Senator-elect Jones, Washington,
were read. Piles wrote that he
was always in need of concerted
movement on behalf of the inter
ests OF the coast. Jones' letter
was similar. Both declared there
was lack of organization up to the
present time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
MAYOR MOORE WILL VETO
TRACTION FRANCHISES
Hold That Rate of Compensation Proposed
Is Entirely Inadequate.

In all probability Mayor Moore
will veto the ordinance offered by
the Spokane Traction Co. covering
the extension of four of it's lines
into the east and southeast sec
tons of the city, if the ordinance
is passed by the city council in its
present form. The mayor objects
to the rate of compensation fixed
by the ordinance, two mills per
car mile, and says the rate must be
at least five mills per car mile if
the ordinance is to receive his
sanction.
The mayor vetoed the ordinance
granting the Spokane Traction Co.
the right to extend it's East Broad
way line to the fair ground on the
ground of a lack of sufficient COM
pensation, but the city council
passed the ordinance over the may
or's veto. In that case the mayor
asked 10 mills per car mile for the
first 10 years of the life of the
franchise and Is mills for the re-
naming Is years.
In regard to the extensions
about to be asked for the mayor
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05

Farmer patrons of the city mar
ket have told Market Master
Happe that they are willing to
erect their own booths if the city
concludes to establish northside
market on the city ground bounded
by Mission and Sinto avenues, At
lantic and Normandie streets. They
will further dig small cellars in
connection with their market for
the preservation of such produce
as is left over from one day to the
next The need of such cellars is
now felt.
Market Master Happe has re-
ported this fact to Councilman Os-
trander. chairman of the special
committee having the northside
market matter in hand.
This matter of permitting the
farmers to erect their own shelter
is suggested only as a solution of
the question in the event that the
city does not feel financially able
to erect permanent market build
ing on this site at the present
time. 1t is considered much more
desirable for the city to put up the
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ONE MORE CHANCE
TO SUPPORT FAMILY

IF you give me one more
chance, judge, I'll support my fam
lily" This statement perhaps kept
Leonard Jackson from being SEN
fenced to term of from one to
five years in the state penitentiary
this morning when he was brought
for the second time this year into
court on the same charge.
Jackson is a barber and has a
family of six little children. He
was arrested last Thursday on a
charge of drunkenness and Satur-
day sentenced in the municipal
court. The fine was RENTED and
he was placed under bond to
keep sober for 80 days.
The matter was drawn to the
attention of Deputy District Attor-
ney Don Kizer. who secured dis
missal of the bond and bound
Jackson over to the superior court
The court ordered that Jackson
give an order for SIS of his wages
each Saturday night to b. G.
Peters of the juvenile court to be
turned over to the needy wife and
children. Jackson said he had not
worked for several months and
was out of job. but the court was
informed that his wife had secured
him a job
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GUT OFF BY
F|END|SH
DESIGN
Babes Thrown Like
Balls From the
Windows.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Victims of
fire fiend, who started a fire SO
the stairway was destroyed, cutting
off all means of exit, 10 persons
burned to death several were fatal
ly and six seriously injured today
in an eastside tenement. The fire
was started with oil-soaked paper
in several different places.
Most of those killed jumped from
windows. Three were caught in
roaring stairways without the
slightest chance of escape.
Ten babies were saved by fire.
men, who threw them from the
windows like balls. Firemen be-
low caught them.
Fire Marshal Kelly said today
the Black Hand was responsible
for the fire. Two men were seen
rolling a barrel into the building
shortly before the fire started. Two
explosions followed.
When the inmates, most of whom
are foreigners, awakened they
were hemmed in by flames. At the
rear of the building a fire was
started so that it was impossible
to escape there. Many climbed to
the top of the building and over
other roofs.
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looks upon them as being project.
ed into territory at present very
thinly settled, hence he believes 2
lighter fee than that exacted by
him in the case of the fair ground
extension is proper. He believes
these new extensions should not
be granted for longer period than
the life of the parent line from
which they extend. in order that
the franchise for the whole line
may be taken up when that portion
of it first granted expires.
Mayor Moore is not much Inn
pressed with the car mileage plan
of compensating the city for street
railway franchises and thinks a
tax on the gross earnings of the
companies would be much more
preferable. If the various public
| service corporations of the city
were taxed on their franchises in
proportion to their earnings, the
mayor says the city would be col
lecting $4,000 from this source In
stead of $4,000, the estimated re-
ceipts Of this character for the
coming year.
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At
THE FAIR

Tomorrow is Derby day, the big
gest date of the Interstate fair.
This Derby is the eighth annual
and is run for a $1,000 purse. A
classy field is announced for the
event.
The fastest harness race of the
fair will also be run, the 2:05 pace.
Other events of this date are the
militia field meet, opening of the
dog show, Judging of livestock,
award of aster show prizes, s1,250
rock drilling contest opens and
fancy horse show.
In addition are the special attrac-
lions and the evening is w. O. w.
night, with gorgeous Vesuvius fire
works display. The Woodmen have
special program.
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WALL OF THELOST DOG

Forced to acknowledge the extent which Standpoint
profted the of Spokane the
= separation fight the Spokesman Review shift
responsibility therefor by the old cry Wolf
. wolf"
1t unearths discovery that the Standpoint
perfected before the Spokane
subterfuge of real ingenuity and posi-
= biles of deception the Review has frequently
= forced to wriggle through heretofore
Reference by the Review persons and publications.
under the Cowes thumb agencies that
depended anything wanted by the railroads
regardless of how affect Spokane interests
slapsck morning paper pro-
= quite while.
there publication in the country that
whem Spokesman Review
ton question relates public interests such pubica
= tons identity has been most ehectualy concealed
will readily plead guilty advocating
any corporation that legmately designed
= protect human life and the expenditure
. money locally.
The defeated separation plan the
than 100000 right here Spokane
this labor but this shabby cheap
plans designed in the Spokesman-Revi
rooms, which temerty
= reject.
truth of the matter is the Spokesman Review
suddenly itself
the dog that pursued Mark Twains coyotealone in
. solitude