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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
N6fabrtStaae Der S5ran : Sampfcl
uun NciusYurf.

Pm .. Sui Gompier ,2orroine"
nod Soure.
2[m ,. Sitli 0ompicr oEonnonia"
no6 Gibraltar ,to, GeopeL
Nm =. SltIi Gattpicr n4merifa"
nad) Sam6urg.
Am =. Sui Gampfcr Settle"
noG 2iocrpool. irr.
gn 3. 3uli 0umpicr .Gomanic"
no6 @ibroltur unos9teapd.
9lm A.. Suli Gannpfcr 81. goul"
llnd southampton .,b' f,ah't' ".F
PM 4. SuIi ToRpier ,aGnigiil
2oniic" nah Gibraltar uno Ncopel.
Nm 4. Sui Gait!pfcr oErctoria"
nod &anlburg. m
Am 4. SuIi Golnpicr ogtruria"
nad Siuerpopl. rci a.,"n
Am 4. Suli 9anipier nMinneopo-
lis" nod Solloon. -
PM 4. S,lIi Gatnpfer o6inlon6"
had Goper ltno Intiperpen.
Am 4, Sllli Sonupier nGollmbia'
1ad Glasgow.
9ln Z. SrIi 0atnpiGr .Gecilie"
l1od Bremen.
Hm s. SuIi 0anpier nScutonic"
ltod Soutbampton.
Am s. SuIt Gompfer .2llcanin"
nnf 2iucrpool
Im s, SuIi Compiler nNcp.am-
ltcr0dm" lab Gptteronm.
Am s, Slli Gompier o9alro"
nod Ncopcl lt1o SrieIt.
Nm 8. Suli Ganpicr vllnitco
StotcS" nad) &opcnbogcn.
Gm 8, Sltli Gnmpier .2iibolp"
no6 Bremen. %.
Im 9. Suli Gampfer .Woltfe"
nof @anburg.
Aul 9. Sltli 9ampicr Baltic"
nod 2iucrpool.
Pm .. SuIi Sampicr ,Souraine"
nod Snure.
Am #. Srli Gnmpicr Garonia"
noh Siurrpool.
gm If. SlIi Camper yGolobrio"
nod Mcopcl.
Pm #. Suli Compiler .Mimne.
tonfo" uad) 2pnoon.
Im If. Suli 0ompier Hep.gorf"
noh southampton,
PIN H.. &ult Compiler ,@aoer.
lono" nod Goper uno 9lntlperpc1.
Pm If. SllIi 9ompierq .@erma.
mia" nod Ncapcl ino MarieiQc.
Pm #. Sllli Gampicr q. 81 Bic.
monte" llodl NcapcI lno @euua.
Aim #. Sllli Gonlpicr vgiiacnia"
nod Ncnpcl urlb Sriclt.
Nm A.. SIili Gampter,, .arou.
prin5" nad @remcu.
Nm 10. Si'li 2ampicrbn aoriatic"
nod Southampton.
am Is. Sllli 0ampfcr ."auiitania"
nadl Siuerpool.
am 10. Sllli Gampier nHpnoaa"
nad) Hottcrbam.
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nad) Sabre.
Im 16. Suli Gompfcr rGarpn.
tbia" nnh Gibraltar luno Neapel.
am rs. Siili 0ompier. Erin5eiiin
Ilice" nab 0remen.
am 10. Sui Sanpieeg aaiigin"
nod .&amblIrs.
am rs Slli 2ampier yGeSric".
nad eiperpool. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

in <r9 gcicBt mor0cn: an ). ".
O}clbcrion & Sobn iiir $50, an 6.
). 1um $27, an q. hamburger
$50, an g. SIciin1cr & Sobn S27
mo airpon a. So. $40. Gle 4oli}ci
Illd)t bcl0c.
&opituliitcn fnbrcn 5u
6 nell. ~ Ncnrp WoItcr1 ulo Wtia
d,ocl (lcnfina, 5mci bon @oltimorc'a
tcitbctonntciten &apituliitcn, fubrcn
SonntuQ I'M 9rllio Sill Eorf nit
i6rcm Nutomobil 81 ihneQ, 10 ooS
@orf Goli5iit @oue Ben Chauffeur
hilbert @i9ga pcrboitctc, % Sr.
@oltcrS cincn 3ltg nodI Ncu,gorf
crrcifcn luoute, crlnltbtc Der Yarf'
Woli5iit, BOB @r. @oltcrs 5uerlt lcinc
Nciictaihe aus benz @otcl 9elpc0crc
ubbolcn lnD Damn nud) l(nipnsStA
tinn iahrcn Oitritc, che Der Eoli5Ilt
oua Nutomobil nod Der llorolidcll
95oliSeiItotion brod)tc. Wontog lullr'
DC Der GbnlIiieur nit So mo Soften
BON Nihtcr Nbitc bCitroit.
0ipi0cn0co Scr ,Gcut den
@.oN,f ..pJoM,a &1lt III orc." q,
Gas Gircttorium Der n2cut'Nen
Nonf non Nnltimorc"bo gcitcrn cinc
i.clcrircic 9iuiOcnOc pom 2la Ero,
sent ertIGrt, 5dbIbor Moiltog Den Is.
,NNlli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Weitminiter mo Der cinligc on1crI-
funiidc Nc6nCr olli 0cnl SOn8rcG
iein. &or ocm Gon9rCB miro Der
Cardinal notwithstanding tltr}c Nci'cn
in england MAIDEN.
Ncuc u od LAT h Gbcr
II rod II d crnonnt. - Scltu'
mcnt5- Hegiitrotor Bart &. Smith
bat cine 9(bid)riit Don Scr Gnti6ci.
oung 0ca Expectations @crid)tcS III
ocm Ero5cB iibcr sic NnItcalrnG bon
pier nerten Observation-Disclosures iiir bnS
Moiicn0crift crboltcn un0 Dem @es
ncrolt. Nnnolt Struus 5llr @egltt-
odtllnq iibcrmittclt. Sobol0 @crr
StrouS icin 8lttudtcn obNeNcbcn,
miro Serr Snlitb lctnc G%rncnnunGc;t
modell.
8ouucrnenr 9cbt bclm. -
l@oilperrcur NltItin 6. Grotbcrs miro
bieier Gage icine &mtSmobnlrnG III
InnupoliS pcrlalicn nno ben Nett
beS SommcrS III iclncm &cimutbS-
ort Clifton, Gecil.Gountp, perlcbcn.
@etraut. - 6ralt Nlp5 Wton-
to9ue @orficlo mllree gcIterH Rob'
mittoa bolb ) llbr nit Serrn Sobh
6reemon Hoiin, Gltcltcn Sobn ocs
reritorbrncn :. 6reema1 Hoiin, iii
ibrer @obnung Nr. PIP, 81 9iOOlc-
StraBe, ebelid) %pcrbun0en. Gr.@ol-
rerncur @orfielo, Manor Mobool,
g. 0npics @nrficlO, Sto0t ? Gons
t~roIeur Soopcr, StoOtrcgiitrotor
SbomoS mo piele on~gciebene Noliti-
ter mobnten ser Srorunng bel. Nof
berielben trutcu Die NeupcrmG6ltcn
cine Nlltonobiltour 0llrd) WcItsTirgi-
lien al.
unfuIlS Gbronif. - Ger
43 Sabre olte Gifolos 9tnulio, mel
der bel Der Baltimore Serro Gons
crete So. ungeitellt lit, mltroe geitcrn
lei Der slrbeit III Der NGbe Der llelleil
Gomonoion Mpcnlte . Bride 5lpi-
ltcn 5iuei &urren eillgcflcnnlt lnb
10 idmcr pcrlcbt, bob er ndd) Dem
| Sranflin . Square . Solpital &c.
brad)t Werocn mllBtc.
- Shlimmc 9ronoluunben er6iclt
sic If Sabre olte Woric Yolf 81
Worrell o Vorf, inocm lie pcrilid)te,
Eel einent oiicnen Scuer i'm Soirnu.
NE Elm Stiid @lnS 81 idmGr5cn. Ger
Cater erlitt bel Dem Serillhe, Die
IIonmen SIT loid)eL @ronomunoen
on Den @GIIocn.
- George W. Boone, Nr. 1929,
&opfinS d. Mucnntc, Wioldiniit bel Der
Sorh Baltimore TreB 60, @retn.
mount Npcntc mo SliperItroBc,
mur0c Neitern bird) Ole Grplolion ci.
ncS GplinbcrfopicS idrpcr, ober nidlt
lcbensgeiGbrlib perlcbt. Or. Splld
brod)tc Dem &crlcBten 0r3tlide Sill.
iC, pclder nod) Nnlc0um1 zines Scr.
bnnocs III elmer &utld)e III lclnc
Mpbrung ocbrod)t muroc,
Iblcbcu. - &(m bobcn 9lltcg
rpn 70 >Sobreu lit 6rol Gliiobctl
@rau 9eitcrn ans SEM 2cben 1citic-
ocn. Sbr @ottc. Serr @cora @rou,
len., gin0 ibr i'm Sooc porolr. Die
E@ceroi9uma iinnct pom ser @obnmH
ibrcs SdJwie9criobncS, Scrrn GbuS,
@aer, Nr. 2423, Sit.Wtonlmett,
Strubc, ans itott.
Ias 2eideHbca1nanib 0cS an
30. Suni g%citorbenCn &errn Charles
Shaofe iinoct morgen Nnhmittdg 4
llbr Don ser @obmmg 9tr. 2l3i
Cit.6apette. StroBr, Gus itott.
Gurh sic 2appcn gcgnn~
cen. 3ruei ongcblid)e gnnonccn.
lommler, Namens u. ). Mcclure
uno 5. ". @~aQingiorO, ipelhe Gin
Compton i'm 8iiutbcr . 8cb1uoc.
@fe BON ct. EauI. uno 6apcttc. Ctr,
,beiabcn, imp icit Nontng Nahnittaa
peridlmunoen. 6oI9enoc ~ aeiaIidte
!Ghefs -altf Die yMiorplaub Rational.
|9anf" iipb bon ben &eridpnnoenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Sdliffsnnd lridltcn.

9rcmcn, 30. SUM. - An9c1
tonnlcn; Der Gompier n&aiicr @ils
belnn ser 3pcite" BON Nem-Dorf.
Elpmouth 30. Slni. - Nn'
Qcfomlncn: ser Gompier oEennlpl.
ponio" COON Nem-Ynrf) nod Sam.
bura. To-.
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8citcrn MarDlanS GiIen6abn.

geginreno Z. SUM. berIdbt SilersStntion.
5dgIidl.
4.1o W'orgens : G6neu5ia, Saaerstoiun, ~
< ". Rn., WdpncSboru', 9bdmber5hurg uno
aliS9elonmen Sunrtags, Sarcod uno Sum
herInn0.
t.4o .Sadm. - Wfomooation nab Union,
prioqe.
t4.53 gadm. Grprebss 6neuSia, SnuptIirte,
9aaerstcfuit. Sdncud. @annesburo', Cham
bersblrg, Sbtppersbnrg nro. aitsgertor,i1en
Soflltaas, Sreoertd uni Gr1ltittsbtre.
Sngltdl, anSgenpmmen SunntagS.
700 Moreens - 9crf. y. iito 8. Eib,. uro
TAO Moracns - affdmosation mad gen.Waar,
fofpie Gmniisburg. =
*s.5I Mforaens = gSeitern 9rpreb, @eftminiter,
Sreoerid. Sburrient. ollie Rioee, 0uenn
Stita, Glue WlountniH, @abnesbore'. Gbanls
bersbnr9. 0naerstotun. Snncod. Cumberland
iino Slftns. Buffet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1920 gadtInittaas = blue Iointnin Grpreb.
2Settintn'ter, NriceoiIe Hreoerid), Ibur'
mont, @ltte 9fioae, gieHd Gifta, Blue Mpun'
tain NM SdgcrStpipn. RnrIorsy Saagon.
gulorb @rope, Ionic PORT. Sanoper. @etipSs
$50 Observation-Disclosures na6 Snnober.
6.15 Observation-Disclosures naG Union @ribae.
Hnr Samitnas.
II 90 Ibeilos - Iffoniobation mad Union
gribae. =
Hur GunntaaS.
9.20 MoraenS - 9Iffpmobation mad Union
Vrioae lno Sdriober.
SGIten Mot an 0ennibISGnia: eiaiion.
giee.8rdf. II. Gen @ef6attsf." en..gaf. .gat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

@crihtS fir GborlcS Goitntp, aus
Dem @cben. 'Gr mar Gcmofrnt mo
mrroc 5ptt Ntol ais Stontsonmolt
CrmGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Scirntbe T 9iceuicu.

I,,bnif ,rm Aciro+her NM Scr Sri.
s'oircn,.GIcrf Nra Common
9sIa,. mcriJ,+s r,r hrr 6eid1itioitc
mon, I'm WHrc,, 7ir Noore mp(.
"a 1o;r,+bs.Q i,cn,or prbipItrr mo.
c,rr,or w oairf;n,on inn 2G II
r,+Gori,o No Emnobo,,s % 4o6rr
~
GaS,r,rA z N,r n,i44 y 0IrIino.
n mS ,1,bERN1 & Mrohorrn
* ! nhrn ~
,r,,,oT mo,,fcrom 81 ms Go5p
y;oor;nn "a ohrc m
EhnrTcs qa @nhr,tons % Grco,,or
~ ",n HjnboHo mronor 81 Sohrr
IL
go,,, AZ a,,,o o. ,,,,h MON 6roof
ia H,hrc III
oToro,,Sor Ta0o,hc,, % mr 1000
morfSc;nhtslMnc ms Gorric Is
TE,n,ss o. oohrn ~
S',h, Totro,n 90 ,c,4,;o,o,, ma
qhoro5o r. mtf;,;1,, ~ ,trc ~
o,,,n mo,,,o 90 a., ttlo
ennf,iostros. ms moroorn+ qaeGE
On 1,hrc ~
@iE,nr> W m,oor 81 nr to7
W;norEno M,,r ,,,,h u.s. % o,r, 20
.@nhro ~
Tt.s On -e,,.;u,,, "a ,,,,, o,o,,o
m ooEr,f,tT On HnGro ~
'M,,oy5t w,,or % n,, m;r,io r.
cinsfo;r 70 Sohrn ~
mor,o,, m,So" Q, ,r, "a, m,,,o
% Silva ~ 3d. 49, AZ Wnrb.Gnrn,
I;,cSroS,
eorrn 80 mo,r o. ms eorob
re- S.,n,e 20 ~aEno ~
So $50 ", o7 a. 900 mo5t
ot,r,trof,o ,',S Ol,ros oinna
~, o. Hntrc ~
oo.n..a m;a;nn.. % ,,,> of,,,;o
c6rnSt On onhro ~
onh,, m;fc,s 70 Wo,to,cr mS
rS;th n mo,rn 90 . ntrn ~ gac,t,
o,,or mS
eo,n,n,, & 1r,;,, 90 a., 100
se~Stoofono+ts.o [,c Gr,rro E
To,ror "a Hokrc M
mr, 80 mnnI5tnr % mo,,, m,rf
9, n ,rA m,,nn,i e Tok6,n 90
oohrr III
masa.t an NIX 40
20 morroIn, 90 Snhre ~
mor;s SO 0ro,,h o. ~W,,6;,,n,,
q e ms Sc(cr Of GoIhn,'. "a
So6rc ~ mo;bin,tn, - E
9h,r,os = TnSn o, ~. 4oos
1;rr,or5tr,so ,,,S G,tonn, m.t,a 90
Sobrc oIt
GborIcg m 81 Woho,ts ~ p;4.
ro, 3d. o7oo N,or,soon
gbno e Trnhcn % Nahrc ~ Tn;
cott.G;tn
mernnSor sot,rs,, 90 ,,,s 0f,,u:,
oo,,er 90 S,brs "a sa;ttn'n
o. .,
,r,S Sorr;e = wino, 90 80, oTt
GtorTcs = Gcn,srn, o. n,S mn;,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HUG TeiDsU0H ft6 bee
rstt Snnl 9ebranb in Der gamoeRs unb Wt.
fppdl.G tation I'M 10.00 MebnbB.
RerferoirunG bon 9igum 1T 9 piaf. ober 8ars
lorssSagaonS, .Speiferaten etc. tperoen f&ne4 be-
loret per 5elsthon In atlen toIgenben gtIet
gfreair: Charles ulo 8aItimoresS trnbe, e.. .
mt. SfobaI' Citation, 6. 4 g., aRt. Yernon 3123;
ganrbersS Citation Snfornntions sglrtau, 9. Z g.,
g. Eaul s48, ODER mo., gourtlanb 2736: xn6
Rr. 526. GiSs9rcnbnap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Baltimore Sampf Eafct So.
(gllts nnb 5npcrlaiiae Sai.ainie.

NGit, hHo 6uucrlnlN1e SnfsGtute.t
Die Yer. Stantens@pit heforoerno.
Saitpier rGirGinia" tneu), ,gIabama,"
peeorsiu," ySsnneTec".
men, bon ben s,Nuis atlrieA sQiers, Gr. f0-tS,
ei9btsstrafe, $40 9thcnoS, biretf nab Sl6
3oint Comfort, gioriolf, Portsmouth nno allen
Euniten bes Siioens. Nerbtnouna il, Oh
Gotnt Comfort nit Der DG. & 8. 9ifenbabn".
hem ~eCaboar6 Nir Cine ioIiSem 3iIee naG
Portsmouth llno gltIartn. In GprfoIf Wer6iiIs
ouIrD nit Der n%9ttlnrtic COAT Cine" 9iprfo!f
mn ipeiiIth mo do 9omiiiion Cine" nab
NelpGert, ,&nfbinGton, &.sG,, Nibmono, va,
MIa6I6citelr nab enrppdifhem 9Nane. qnrii.
ri6ie Nniiiten5immcr, e~Icftrifche @eleitdturtu.
9nmptbct5una. anicr fret. saefcrnirte aaiiitcns
thinner in pen @inctsSiireair Der Bah Cine"
ar. 10I SitzNuliimoresctrnb Or. 506-50s,
StQbt'Strabe; e. ". g. Office. Siooft.Gde Der
baltimore. n1o 9nIOertsStrnBc; y@untinrni1I
3rn't, @lItloina" uno IIbauab's Er. 100, Iuros
Charles trGBe.
Sulu N. Sbcrpuuo, e.. 9rptuu,
GteesFrdi. II. Sen, s9Inrnaer. @ci. sEaff sgaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
StnntS Vnnfpu

, Eeutide gaut nun Baltimore" Baltimore
nno pouioaD.S traBe. 9tlgnit gBeber, Erdii'
bent; e. 5. 5i9t, ~G9apmGtiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
MarblanS e Gcnniplpania q. 81

HaHe sar @eiie in's MnsIanb Re.
iorst 8. Saline, Nr. 413, Dit.8alti.
usufsitrase, aesr. Cation 1sak III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Weidgtes GidJcnbpls, " Guro S4.25.
Scidgtes IidtcnDolS, u GprS S4.25.
EoniS s. @iainser.
Sdlpt'9iireaI uno aobIcnbof: Yreftun. nuo
@aD. straRe. 3pcias9ireau: ,Slo Su,un Goal
Co." Monnment., na9e @ap, etraRe.
EEL: =. 4 y. Wolie i117.-Wto. GonrtI. 2O79.
(Ipril20. 6Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
9anfen.

yScutihe spnrDaut uun Yaltimure," Gutu,us
ulo Baltimore traBe.
ySt. Same5 Spnrbnnt," gultimuresStrabe u1b
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Nntiouo[ 0nufeu.

,Sbe St Suipn 9%,ational 9anf," Sab: uro
Greters SlruBe. Sdcoh u. Soof, 8rnitoert;
SenrD !. 9tcole, aaiitrer.
,3iucite Hntiunnl'Sant," 432 Siios9roaotpab.
u. e.. gSd9tter. 8atilrer.
,Netcrn 9iniiunai Nanf," IA gtorosGutafp'Str.
". Wtarrioit. S%tntltrer.
.Erttte ~siatioual Saat," ode Baltimore uno
RortbsS frabe.
MARINERS & Merdlauts' gntiuuaf 9ant,"
Soutb= Ino 2on6nrosS trdhe.
,Gummereial & %5nrmers' National Sauf,"
Siiblpeits@de Sorparos uno 9ermansS traBe.
5. J. Balbpin, alflirer. .f" %.
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SruIt = Gnnlpoonien.

Srltit = Gon1pagnien.
,W'arNlanb srutt Co.," gtoropeft.@de gainert
un6 @crmdnsStrabe. @rier Serfd, Erdit
bent; e. G.. 3inrrterrl1nrl, Seiretdr; Carroll
gnlt GeB, G6uRIneiiter.
Baltimore srnit & Gnarantee &c." Gquitabic
VuiIoiuQ. o..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
ei9dftss@egwetier
2eitunaen. 3eitihriiien etc.

bic, @efbdftsflbrer, 3ls g8eitsScrmatsStr.
characterization, Sbiiren, 6eniter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Games y. softer a. Co., 10 unO 1T Sl'6res
gcu. j. sluan g. sru., Ala 2iebtftr. .gSerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Mopofaten.
Ioulpb @utberlet, GebtSnnipaIt. Gr. 10, Oft.
GeringtunsStrabe. Is. & y. Ybone, ct. Haul
1899. VI. ...
8. Nariarr Sbimcr, Re6isaniunIt, Union 3rlift
Yliiloin9, Baltimore, Wib. Heioe, IeIepbore.
Sarl ". vi. sdjplB, 1876. .t29 2apsguilotng.
Wuitnpns aurb, 26t .2G9 GnIoert NutIoing.
4. gSn. Srtmann, Iii Notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
&oblen nnb Suls.

8cblen. 1pblen.
aleine aublen, fret ban edladen, $500.
9r. I 6arte .S6.55 vi. . Snnburp. So Oh
Nr. z Bnrte $3.50 8r. 2 SunburB. ST o.
VI, y Barte . $3.50 Hr. . Ybfcns' RAJ. SIG
NnG ........S6.S0 Hr. 3 gDtcue' Raj. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

rQbnlen, Na0en etc.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
TICKET PUT OUT BY
DENVER REPUBLICANS
Especial % The Sep tineI.)

Denver, Apr. 22.-Yesterday af-
ternoon the republican city conven-
ton selected full ticket and adopt
ed a platform which endorses Presi-
dent Roosevelt, the state and coun-
ty administrations, favors the rigid
enforcement of Sunday and midnight
closing laws and the expenditure of
reasonable sums for the identifying
of the city.
The ticket nominated is as fol-
lows:
Mayor=Horace Phelps.
City auditor-Albion X. Vickery.
City treasurer-Lewis c. Green
lee.
City clerk-George ~ Ordway.
Supervisors and aldermen were al
so nominated.
The point was urged that a repub-
lican was just as well able to work
for civic beauty as democrat and
that any republican who wanted to
support Speer should disassociate
himself with the party and enter the
camp of the democrats.
There was no real test of the
strength of the Stidger forces in the
convention, but it is claimed that he
controlled less than 200 of the more
than 500 delegates present.
The Evans machine named the
ticket from top to bottom.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
AWFUL ACCIDENT ON
THE AUTOlTRACK
DIV Assoclated Press. J

White Plains, n. Y. Apr. 22.-
The Briar Cliff automobile race
course, on which four men were in
jured yesterday when a racing car
plunged over a bridge and into n
stream, was the scene of two more
accidents today.
A car driven by George Robertson,
who will drive a car in the 300mile
race next Friday, plunged into
ditch near Armonk. Robertson was
thrown clear off the car, but he land
ed on the turf and escaped with or
1y few bruises.
A. j. Campbell, who was to have
driven machine in Fridays race,
was covering the 30-mile course at
high speed when the car crashed into
a telegraph pole. Campbell was
pinned beneath the wrecked car. His
backbone was broken and be had
bad scalp wound.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
SENATOR McCARREN
WON'T HOLD ANOTHER
(By Associated Press. }

Albany, \. Y, Apr. 22.-Sena tor
McCarren, the Brooklyn democratic
leader, who with his delegates was
unseatsd in the recent state conven-
ton, has announced that he is not
in sympathy with the movement that
has been started by several object
ors to hold another convention.
II shall go to Denver and call at
tention to the high-handed manner
in which the convention was run and
the injustice perpetrated and then
leave my own and my delegates cas-
es in the hands of the national con-
vention," he said. But | am no be-
lever in the effectiveness of sec
ond convention"
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
WILL GOV. JOHNSON
MAKE A SHOWING

United Societies, or liquor interests,
are urging for adoption, one of these
being censures for the church for in
terfering with political matters and
demands in effect that clergymen be
respectfully advised to attend strict
ly to the laws relating to things
spiritual and leave alone the stat
utes dealing with things spurious.
There lis a strong feeling among
the delegates now here that resolu-
tions of this character had better be
left out of the platform, and many
believe that no declaration of prin-
ciples should be made until they can
be brought out in strict conformity
with the provisions of the new pri
mary law, which means about the
middle of August.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
WIDOWS OF OLD SOLDIERS
TO RECEIVE MORE PENSION

A dispatch received by The Senti-
mel this afternoon from Washington
states that the new pension act,
which goes into effect April 10, gives
to 2O1,O5I widows and other PEN
sioners who get less than $12 per
month, an increase of 81 per month.
None shall get less than $12 per
month after April 10.
The increase will operate automat-
ically. In order that the increase
of SO ,65O,44S in the amount of the
pension roll. it is estimated that So
592, 900 in additional claims will be
filed during the coming year on ac-
count of the provision in the new
bill granting a pension of $12 to
widows of officers and enlisted men
who served 90 days or more in the
army or navy during the civil war.
The new act will give an increase
TO one widow of soldier of the war
of 1912, to 1S3,696 civil war pen
sioners under the general act, 7,097
Mexican war beneficiaries and to B.
177 widows of participants in the
Indian wars.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22

Judging by the notices given the
production by the papers in numer-
Gus Colorado cities during the past
few days, the performance to be seen
tonight at the Park opera house will
prove to be one of the highest class,
most enjoyable and most interesting
given in the city this season. Mar
garet Snow, the well known actress,
and Norval MacGregor, one of the
ablest comedians in the country. will
be seen in the star roles, and their
support is said to be extremely good.
Miss Snow and Mr.. MacGregor have
been associated with many of the
greatest actors and actresses of the
country Mrs. Temples Telegram"
is an exceedingly clever comedy, and
the Park opera house patrons may
expect a performance of the highest
class. The company arrived at noon
from Leadville. Manager Stockwell
of the company is one of the most
popular theatrical managers in the
country.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
INJUNCTION AGAINST
EXPRESS COMPANIES
lBy Associated Press. J

Chicago. Apr. 22.-Judge Kohl
saat in the United States circuit
court issued an injunction today
against the National. the American,
the Wells, Fargo & Company, the
United States and the Adams ex-
press companies, restraining them
from transporting property in inter-
state commerce in exchange for
franks.
The court declares that the issu-
ance of franks by the companies is
in violation of the interstate COM
merce law.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
A HABEAS CORPUS
GRANTED HARRY THAW
(By Associated Press.)

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, APR. %.
A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
WAS GRANTED AT WHITE
PLAINS TODAY BY JUSTICE NOR
SCHAUSER ON THE APPLICA-
TION OF HARRY X. THAW.
THE WRIT Is RETURNABLE AT
POUGHKEEPSIE MAY D, AT
WHICH TIME DISTRICT ATTOR-
NEY JEROME OF NEW YORK is
TO BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY
TO OPPOSE THE PROCEEDINGS
FOR THAW'S RELEASE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
lBy Associated Press. J

Springfield, ILL.,, Apr. ga prob
able noise in favor of Johnson and a
certain vote for Bryan are develop
ments looked for in tomorrow's S
democratic state convention.
It is generally believed that when
Johnson's name is mentioned there
will be demonstration of approval,
but it is not expected that any prac-
tical use will be made of the enthus-
iaSm.
From present indications the con-
vention will certainly instruct for
Bryan.
Much opposition has developed to
the adoption of a platform at the
present convention. This is due to
the wording of the planks which the
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
ATTACK ON
GOVERNOR
Sensational Charge Made by an Attorney
Against Buchtel in the Colvin
Murder Trial at CumnisOn
Today

Especial to The Sentdnel.)
i. Gunnison.. Colo, Apr 22.- r
+ The trial of S. P. Colvin, who j.
+ on last November 16 shot and +
+ killed McCreery Lewis near this +
I. city, has occupied the attention =
+ of the district court for four =
+ days and is now fast drawing +
i. to a close, today being taken up +
+ with the arguments of counsel. =
+ Judge G. X. Hertenstein of +
+ Buena Vista is senior counsel +
+ for Colvin and the case is be- +
+ ing hard fought.
+ + E - - + r
Colvin claims that Lewis picked
a quarrel with him and tied to hit
him with a rock. Colvin then shot
three times in self-defense. This is
a contradiction of Lewis ante-mor-
TEN statement which is to the effect
that Colvin picked the quarrel and
that as soon as Lewis saw that Col
win had a gun he Lewisl started
away.
There were four bullet holes in
the body of Lewis. &.
Colvin claims that Lewis had q
rock as large as a mans fist in his
hand when he took off his coat to
fight, but that he did not see the
rock until his coat was off. The
prosecution asserts that this is I'M
probable.
Lewis was brother of r. B. Lew
is, the manager of the La Vera ho-
tel here. He was a graduate of the
State School of Mines and of Har-
ward University, and was promis-
ing young man.
Colvin is a well known miner.
In his argument TO the jury in the
Colvin case. Deputy District Attol-
ney B. II. Wegener stated thar no
man in this community or the state
was so encouraging crime and .mur-
der as Governor Buchtel, who goes
to the penitentiary and greets the
prisoners with the word that he will
pardon one of them every time he
comes to the prison and every time
legal holiday returns. yet this man
asks for law enforcement and COM
plains because 1t is to his notion
overlooked in minor points" He
then appealed to the jurymen to do
their duty in repressing and rebuk-
ing crime regardless of the COVER
nor's position.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
C0NCRESSMEN ARE
HURT in A WRECK
DIV Associated Press. }

Washington, Apr. 22.-Represent-
ative Tawney of Minnesota was In
iured in the back, Representative
John C. Chaney of Indiana was pain
fully injured in the hip and score
of other passengers suffered slight
injuries as the result of a rear end
collision on the Pennsylvania avenue
line of the Capital Traction Company
today.
The motOrman of one of the cars
claims that the accident was caused
by the failure of his brakes to work.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
SOUTH DAKOTA CITY
"WET' BY BIG MAJORITY
Especial to The sentinel.)

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Sioux City, Ia, Apr. CIV. I.
Doolittle, a veteran railroad man,
yesterday defeated Mayor f. NJ. Pills
bury, who was a candidate for reelec-
ton, by 40S majority. The anti-sa-
loon party was defeated by a ma
jority of 553.
The saloon was the main issue in
numerous towns.
The sharp contest was at Mitchell,
which went dry for the first time in
13 years by the narrow margin of Il
votes. Last year license carried by
.34.
Canton and Miller also abolished
saloons. Returns from other towns
indicate little change.