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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Sreie Stdofe.

$ m b q. On Stelle beS pers
it%orbensn 9iirgermeilters MOndeberg
ipurbe gum Senator Der bisbertge
Spnoitus Or, 9ilteI. Der l~angjqbrise
Mitdtbeiter M0ndebergs IN Der 81
nan3perpaItung, getpdblt.
8 remen II. Die Regierung 9enebs
migte bic 8ornobme bon 8ororbeiten
fir cine elsttriI6e 8ollbobn 9remsns
9remer9apen. Die Strede lit 46
Silometer lang uno piro obne 3pis
i6enitation in 20 Minuten burhfa9s
rem. Die 8abn 1T Elm projett BRENT
i6er 6anbelsfirmen uno pirb etpd
100000 Marf tolten. - Der
aatIer perlieb on IA i'm 9etrie6e Der
!6amburs : Bremen Gfrita r 2inie be-
iddfti9tt be3p. beiddftigt gene Iene
9erionen bic SiiopeItafritos9 Dent
miin3e in Stabl. - Muf benz 2dnbaut
5ribe purbe beim Sprengen bon
9aumfpur3eIn Der !Sofmsier 9ebrens
9etootet. Der 3i'6ler aobl purbe
lebens9efGbrlid perleBt.
u b O.. Nut Dem hlell9en Sodz
ofenlpert Dffnsten Die beioen 9aIi3iiden
4rbeiter Marto uno Murbanp aus
llnoorii6tiqteit bas Siderheitspentil
Der 8as5ufiibrang. Gs erfolgte cine
befti9e Grploiion. Die beiben glrbejter
(21 unb "a Sabre ol) puroen ipfort
getootet. Der 8orarbeiter gbmies
lepSti, Der iid i'm Nu9enblid Der Grz
piolion geraoe BON Der Sbdtigteit Der
tsioen 8ali3ier iiberasu9en po1te. unb
Elm 8ruoer Martps erlitten fhpere
0erlebunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
EfCa6-

Strab burg. Ser @emeinbe'
ratb genebmigte bic Gin9u6e bes Der
ems fir 0efunbteitspflege tpegen
Nuflte(ling bon Observation-Disclosures
den auf 0ffentlihen pldben Der Gtabt.
Sin 4btommen nit benz Winilierium
betreffs @eipGbrung zines s3uIduRes
our Observation-Disclosures tpuroe
g~utgeheiben unb cine Gin9obe Der
SanDelstammer I'M lle6ernabme zines
bon bieier CUR Grridtung bss 5anos
tpertss unb Observation-Disclosures ertpors
benen 9runbitiidS ourd bic Stabt unb
llebsrlaRung bsiielbsn an bic 9anos
fpertsfdmmern in Grbbdureft i'm
prin3ip suitimmenb besutadtet, bod
Ioll bic 8erlpirtlifung bs8 Griufens
erit i'm Sabre 1909 erfolgen. - 2tuf
cine %25idbrige 3bdtisteit als llnioers
fitdtsprofeHor tonnts biefer Gage Der
Dertreter Der beutiden Rehts9efdihte,
bes beltlden YriOutredts unb airs
denredts an Der uniperIitdt Strabs
burg t. GGI.. Dr.. jun. WiI1slm Sidsl.
Suriidbliden.
Ct. MpoIb. GO lit Elm @efidt
i'm umlauf, bab Elm neues 4rmsetorps
in 2ot6ringen, nit benz Sbertom.
manbo in Ct. Moolb, 9ebilbst perben
fol. 9as Geriidt bsrubt anfdeineno
auf Wabrbeit. G%egsntpdrtig Iiegt elm
Mrmeetorps in 2ot6rins.n, bas 16.,
nit benz Sib in Wleb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

9ofrotb Or. Jranj Mracef, elm bes
FAINTER 0ermatologe, 1T i'm Glitter BON
60 Sabren geitorben. !9ter iiub Elm
G%DmnaIiait. Der 17iGbri9e Sobn zines
Setretdrs, nebIt 5pei 16s uno 17idbs
rigcn S0bnen oe5 YortierS Der Sod
ihuIe fir 9oosntuItur unb slpei
Spicb9eIelen perbaftet porb:n. 81
9urifen boben felt Idn9erer 3eit Gin
Bride in Die SodT6uIe perii6t.
8o3en. NnlGbli6 bes 60. Reaies
run9siubiIdums bes SaiIers 6rans
Soiepb peranItaltete Der 9osner 6aupts
fdiebitano nGr3ber3o9 Gu9en" Elm
orobes Self uno 6reiIhieben. oas bonn
90. Npril bis gum 4. Mai oauerte.
. ornbirn H.. Der bielige @es
meinOeausI4uB beIdloB ge9en bic
Stimmsn Der driitlid zIo5idIen Minos
ritdt, benz Idon 40 Sabre an Der
Spibe bes Gsmeinbeipeiens pirtenben
8iirgermeiiter Or. Waibel einen
GbrenI olb in Der !SDbe leiner ber3sis
tiaen 8e3iies. B.. i. i'm 9etra9e bon
1900 Sronsn. 5u ~betpiui9en.
8ra3. 9pm ShOdel BEL @ra3 1T
Mitte Wpril Elm Souriit abaeitiir8t uno
in bilfloiem 3uItdnoe ~erfroren. Die
9eIteigung bes ShOdeIs gilt nidt als
oefdbrli6; bas llngliid tpiro alio tpies
Der auf ben iibIi6en 2eidtiinn 9epiiier
Nusfliigler su~riid3ufubren Iein.
Gro B IN arbein II. 9ds benz
@rafen Gmerih Garplpi geborenoe
S6Gob in 9olpot ipltroe burd elm.
Na6ts aus unbetannter llrIade ents
itanoene 1euerSbrunit nebit benz gan'
5en @ebduoetompler p%ouitdnbig eins
geGidert.
sSoad / m 8 + I. Cine 3drlss
baber 5irma plant bic Ginfiibrung
zines regelmdbigen Observation-Disclosures
bon Garlsbao iiber Sdlatenpertb unb
Spadimstbal nad benz Seilbers.
8amn / 4. Sn einem Srriinnss
anfaQe eridIug Der WirtbIdaftSbes
iiBersIobu Gdel feinen Batter. Damn
pplte Der lln9olb buS SauS an3iinben.
Nur nit Miibe 9elane e8. ben 8eiitess
tranten gu iibertpdltigen.
2te3en. Der plab fir bic Mufs
iteuung bes WiNmonns 0entmals lit
febr giinitis getpdbIt. ST befinbet iid
untpeit bes sroben 9uuernguts. bas
WiHmann BEL feiner NnIieolung in
DeiBenbad bel 2ie8en bon Der fribsrn
9eIiberin Trdu Deidpolt q%etauft unb
in tiir3sIter 3sit gu einer M%uiterpirtba
f6aft umgetpanbelt bat. SIN !Sinters
srunbe erbebt iih bic prale, bis 1000
Meter bobe WeiBenbader Wanb. bic
einen srobartigen. bodalpinen anblid
9eipGbrt.
g aIest. Sier purben adt
9auerngebofte nit q 9ebGuoen elm
Raub ber Slammen. Sn elmer groben
S6afbiitte tamen 3tpet gauge Sdafs
beerben nm. Iu6 p%erbrannten mebrere
pferpe, Rinber unb Gefliisel.
9 Sas5paros. 4uf benz Sofe
bcs Tran3istanertloiters ipuroen elf
Ysrionen BON einem tollpiitbisen
Sunoe 9ebiTen. Die 8erIebten puroen
in oas paIteurinititut na6 Ofenpeit
gebrddt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Gro6Gerie9t6um &eGen.

QIsfetb b. Der Yap bey nsuen
gabnlinie NlsfeIozNieoelou m!
elmer ,4b3pei9ung mad S6liB, OIL.
idlieBeno an Die i4on porbanoenc
2inie SaI5idIirfs SdIib. lit jebt 9cs
iihert uno oiirfte ipdteitens i'm Serbit
D, s. in Qngriff gcnomrhen lperoen.
Die Soufoiten beiber Ginien iinb ouI
10,440,000 Mart peranf6logt; auI
ben preubiiden 3bsil entfolien $500,
900 Mari, ouf ben heiiiIhen $40.
900 Mort. Die @elammtldn9e Der
gabn bettdgt As ailometcr.
6riebberg. Der lonajdhriQr
9irettor Der bteii9en Gaubfummtn.
onItaIt, 2ubpig 0obae9e, 1T i'm GA.
2ebenSiobre 9eitorben.
M a II q. Den llmbou bes Staot=
heaters unb be8 SiibnenbouIs s bat bic
3beoteroeputotion 3u9e'timmt. Die
Soften peroen auf etpa 100000 Mart
peranf6lddt. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
G6Iringi(Ge Staaten.

6 iena Of. Der Maursr 6orn,
Der auf einen 9aItnirtb elm Hepolpers
attentat beging, purpe BON bieiem uno
anberen perioren i6tper perlebt. 70
bab Der Sob balo banah eintrat.
6 obur9. &iir3li6 erfolgte Die
llebergabe bes n%euertauten 9osnertes
an bic Stubt. Sas Wert 1T nit einem
&oitenaufpanb ppn 10000 Mart ers
baut tpDrben.
9 d Ie 3. Die Hegierung bon
ReuB !. 6. ~genebmigte bic 3uIahung
Der 5euerbeitattung i'm 5iiritentbum.
Il N + auS. Sier bat Elm
ni6t genonnt iein polenber 8iirger
10000 Mart fir bic Stride gu elmer
neuen Sr9eI geitiftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Turdtbarer & NIT

Gurdtborer aamp NIT
+ ummem SIREN. IuB
Der lanbesirrenanftalt in 9roppau,
Seiterrei6iidsG 6leiien. mar Der bort
internirte 3aubitumms Nnton Clipper.
Elm tpseen fsinsr Gsrpalttbdtietsit ses
fiirdteter !SaftIing. sntiprungen. Oils
Der GntipiAsne tir3 naAher BON benz
oitsrfii9rer Girdnsr in
Reuerbersborf perbaftst tperben Ioqte.
fam ss su einem psr3peifelten Ringsn
5ipiIhen benz 8snbarmen uno benz
3aubitummsn, in bsFen 8srlauf beios
in einen bodanse'hpotenen Bad fie'
len, ipobei es benz S~rriinnisen 9slang,
benz geamtsn ben geaosenen Sdbel gu
entreiben. 0a Der 9enodrm nit benz
9eiiht mad nntsn in bas UaiIer fiel,
bsrlor er bas 9epubtiein. 0ieien
umitanb benuste Clipper unb hieb nun
berart nit benz Sdbel auf Girdner
Elm. bub er bisiem a6t ihpere gers
febunsen beibra6te. Gin 3ufdQi9 oes
Me9es tommsnosr Iubrmdnn rsttete
ben poitenfibrsr Dor benz fifertn
3obs. Clipper fliidtets in ben nabe
gelesenen Walb unS beterub bort ben
Sdbsl, puros jeooh bib oarauf BON
Der @snoarmerie aufgegrifien.
Srasitomiid DIES 10 ibae'
GrGiI NJ StE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
SGmei3.

Of. 0as @runbtapitat Der
itaatliden GIettri5itdtstperte lit auf
100000 Jranc5 feItgeiebt. -8iiras
LID beidlob bic grobe Mbgsorbnetens
perfammlung bes Sdpei5eriiden
SdiiBenperbanbes einlimmig ibren
8eitritt gum SnternationaIen Ners
banbe. benz nun 0sutidlanb. Seiters
reid. 5rantreid, 9el9ien. 9olano.
Sdpei3. StaIisn unb argentinisn an'
geboren.
2u3ern. 8ei SdneerGumungs,
arbsiten Dor benz Sotsl am YilatuS'
gipfel tpuroe Der 36idbrise Nrnolo
2angenIanb bon sinem S6neerutid
iiber cine 6eIspanb binabgeI6leubert.
3 g. guf benz berrlid selessnen
SobenpIateau oh Oberpil, fiolid Der
Stabt 3ug, ipirb nd6itens nit benz
9au elmer Nsroens unb Srr.nanituIt
b%eeonnen, psl6e cine prdhtise Iuss
iidt auf ben 3u9srlee unb umsebung
erbaIten piro. Der S%auptpapilon 1T
fur 70 getten berednet.
9rau b ii II b n. Der Yiihof
bon Gbur. Sobannes Jibelis 9attags
Tia. bat ipeg.n boben filters iein 4mt
niebergsl,gt; er lit so Sabre aft.
1efi n. Die sroBrdtbIids
Sduls.iebtomiIiion beantragts i'm
GinpsrIiGrbniB nit Der Heaieruns fir
bas lauferb. Sabr alien YrimarIebs
rem, tpsIds tpsnigsr ols 1000 Grancs
idbrlide gefoIbung be3iebsn, cine 3us
Iage Don 100 5ranes, uno foIdsn, bic
nur feds Bis iieben Worats SduIs
baltsn, elm. iolbe Don 80 Jrancs gu
betpiQissn, beren Soften bic Staats'
toiIe tr1ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
0efrrei6.

90 n. Die 8egisrun9 ertb.ilts
bic aon3eflion 5ur GrriAtuns elmer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bic untsr
BEN Namen rgrite oiterreidifde Be-
omtentrebitanftalt" nit 100000
Rronen Nttientapital srrittet iptrb.
gu ben proponsntsn 3d9len aud Der
arbettsminifter Gsbmann unb Der
prdiioent bss Qbgsoronstenbauies.
Wsibtirdner. - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Me6fenBnra.

Seterotp. Bel ben Qusfdats
tungsdrbeiten zines Reubaues tporen
mebrere Qrbeiter NIT benz Mbiteifen
zines 9iebels beg Nadbargrunbfiids
be I6Gftigt, dls Der 9iebel pt0blid
in's RutIden fam uno Der obere 9beiI
in bic 9ausrllbe i~tiir3te. Sierbei purpe
Der Maurer Roggelin bon ben berabs
itiir3enben SteinmaHen eriblagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Of0cn6ura,

GISflet +. Der i'm poriaen
CONNER bon bier mad Bremen pers
aogene leBte 8eteran, pelder unter Mbs
miral grommp eebient bat. Slider
8erenb Meper, 1T bort i'm Nlter bon
81 Sabren eeItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

sSe~s~AsuRonrtsssSs.lsA~ &air 1s~S&H
WtlDun g n. Der am Cruel
terungs6au bes Yoit9ebdubes nit
Na9oederorbeiten am Sburm beiddf
tigte S6ieisroeder Steffal aug arrnS .
felo i|tiir3te berab unb fdlug auf ooj
Gementtrottoir aus. Gr erlitt einen
9adenbru6 unb eincn 9einbrut, To-
nie itpsrs innere @erlGsunsen, an
ps!hen er perI6ieo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
SMxem6urg.

Gure B g.. Der QiIisnhof
psrurtbeiIte ben MaTeur 5eimerotb,
Der in Der Na6t gum 2. Sdnuar ben
MaIer @utb0rl aus grunbIoier Gifer'
fuht erfdfasen bate. 81 20 Sabren
3panssarbeit. - 0as lurembur9if4e
Staatsblatt perDffentli6t sins mtniits'
riene 0erfisung iiber bic ginri4tuns
zines NeblausbtenItes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Sa@fen

Dresden. Der Jiirforespsrein
fit 9aubitimme i'm aDnigreid Sads
fen tann fpieoer auf Elm ~sefeenetes 9e,
fdGftsio6r 3uridbliden. Sein Der
mDssn lift iest auf fuit $4,000 mari
ansctpadfen. Die GiRnabmtdbes Iebs
ten Jahrea erreihtsn, narnsntIid pant
Der GpfTpia1fsit mebrsrer ongfebe.
ner 0amen aus Der Qeipaiaer Eeie1s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

9dHe fir's slaStsno beiorst G.. Maine, Ut.
.saE',lnae muln0 ,gpa "iis-usmHip6.ud CIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Rrnpiut 7f1rIffalrn.

80 Ii n It T.. Die Straftammer
berurtbeilte ben Stubenten StiQe tpes
gen 6erousforberung gum 3peitampf
nit tobtliden Waffen gu bier Monatsn
5eItungsbaft. Gs banbelte fid um elm
Biitolenbueu stpifden StiQe unb benz
Rittmeifter b. ,3edau, bas unblutig
p%erlief. Der RittmeiIter mar Dor turs
gem tpegen bieies 0uels, gu brsi Mos
naten JeItung ps%rurtbeilt tporben.
8o6oft. Der bisberiee beiolbete
9eieeorbnete Der Stdbt MiinIter, ate.
mems Wefemann, 1T dTs 9iirgermeiiter
Der Stabt 9o9olt fir bic seIsblids
Nmtsealier BON 5ipDlf 5dbren beitdtigi
i-5rpen.
. ortmus, b. Die 9ortmunber
grauereien baben i'm Sabre 1907 81.
980,310 atfogramm MalS psrbraudi
unb bdfir 2,42e.958 Matt grauiteues
be3ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
rrnnint Gtuh1Tr,t.
prnnint 9d1irIlr,,.

aattp n / B. Der Qrbsitsr Siet
ging'mit ieinen 5reunben bic Wette
Elm, bab er prei 2iter S4napS binters
chamber austrinten tonne. Die SFol9e
bieissa iibsrmdbigen alfoboIgenuNes
ma Notwithstanding. Der Sieb i'm
&%rantenbaui e erlegen 1T.
g agan. Der 8irgermeiiter
Qhiles aus @uerba6 |. 9. purbe gum
Griten 9urgsrmeiiter in Sa9an ses
pGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
bnlJrttenurrtt.

amarin e n. Sn Oieterss
fieG bic 5rau bes penIionirten
8 8ndbig Die Stieee berunter
ut bolo barauf cine 2eide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

u { { g. NU9 HHIuB per
)rigen 3ugebDri9teit Der 2anbe
burg unD 9iitoip gum preuBis
5taat piro bier Elm 9entmal fir
roBen Surfiir'ten erridtet; bic
lung erfolgt i'm Stunt b. s..
rye 0 IN. Sier itiir5te iid bic
bes benz Srltnt ergebenen Sc
itsarbeiters S6miot aus Nabs
or9en nit ibren beioen ainbern
ueder. Die 5rau uno bas cine
inb ertrunten, pdbreno bas ans
IND gerettet ipurbe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-26
ToDAY,s MARKET REPORTS

Chicago. Sept. 26.-wHEAT-The wheat
market opened tame and easy on lower
cables and rain in Nebraska December
opened 1sc to 14c down at $1.012s to $1.04iz
touched $1.011s and then rallied to $I01ss@
1n1& on covering by shorts. Local re-
ceipts were IS cars. S of contract grade.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 1894 cars.
After touching $1.01H. December sold off
at S1.01lh and closed easy at that price,
&c under yesterday.
CORN-The corn market opened firm on
prospects of cool weather in the corn belt
tomorrow. If not then. shorts doing most
of the buying. Trade was moderate in
volume. December opened 1sG1zc to sc
over yesterday at $3.50 to 66ssd661zc. but
declined early to 66c, where the market
steadied.
The close was firm, December 1s9a4c
up at 66ssc.
OATS-Oats influence by wheat opened
easy, December a shade down at 491zQ
1880. On the new early trades prices ad-
vanced 1sc from the opening.
PROVISIONS-The provisions market
was early in sympathy with grains. Open
ing prices were from 21zc higher on jan
uary lard to &c lower on January pork
RYE-Cash: 769761kc.
BARLEY-Cash: 51G162c.
TIMOTH Y--September $3.50.
CLOVER-$9O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-26

such charge. 1t is invention pure
and simple and Judging by the fire.
quency with which the president is
bringing the matter to the front, born
of that disQuiet which comes to the
conscience when there is conscious
ness Of having done a great wrong.
Except only the Brownsville mat
ter, the rate bill and joint statehood 1
voted for all the measures the presi-
dent enumerated among the achieve
ments of his administration and some
of them I was in charge of on the
floor of the senate, when they were
passed.
IF in making this defense 1 have
said anything that will work the slight
est injury to the Republican party 1
shall regret it, but I shall always feel
that those who have no consideration
for me, my family or good name. but
would gloatingly rejoice il they could
accomplish the shame and humilia-
ton they have attempted, are not en-
titled to any consideration at my
hands and that my duty to the party
should be subordinated to duty to
family and the good name I have
striven to make that I may leave it
to them as their heritage, more price
less in their estimation than anything
else within my power to give Them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-26
TAKES TO MOUNTAINS.
Colonel Greene Compelled TO Give Up
Business for a Year.

Ell Paso, Tex. Sept. 26.-Judge Fall.
former attorney general of New Mex
leo, who is personal attorney for
Colonel w. c. Greene. known as the
Cananea copper magnate. is quoted in
the Herald of this city today as having
said that Colonel Greene has been
forced to retire to the mountains in
northern New Mexico for a years rest
in an effort to restore his health,
which has been impaired by business
worry. Operations on the properties
of the Sierra Madre Lake & Lumber
company, the Greene Gold & Silver
company and other companies in
which Colonel Greene is largely inter-
ested, Colonel Fall is reported to have
said have been suspended Indefinitely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-26
wHITLow BUYS A STORE.
Says He VIII Settle Down in lola and
Win Back Reputation.

lola, Kan, Sept. 26.-"I hope this
is the end of the unfortunate affair, -
said Samuel Whitlow today. at have
spent all my savings in my two de-
lenses and 1 must now go to work to
support my family and provide for the
education of my children. 1 was not
guilty of the girls murder and 1 did
not commit perjury Two juries have
now passed on the case and that
ought to settle the affair in public
opinion as it settles it in law"
Whitlow has purchased small
candy store here and says he will set
tie down in lola to win back the repu-
tation which his connection with the
death of May Sapp furnished. The
father of the girl, who brought the
present case for perjury. said there
was nothing to do now.
81 shall always believe he was
guilty, not only of murder, but of per-
jury" he said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-26
HE STRIKES BACK
Senator Foraker's Statement in
His Own Defense.
A Severe Criticism of Taft and
President Roosevelt.
FRIEND OF OIL MEN.
He Charges the Candidate With
Standard Affiliations.
Holds Administration Response
BILE for the Hard Times.

Cincinnati O.. Sept. 2e.-In long
and carefully prepared statement U.
s. Senator ]. B. Foraker takes up re-
cent charges made by w. r. Hearst
and President Roosevelt explaining
his temporary connection with the
Standard Oil company and discussing
the Brownsville incident and his
connection with the rate bill. The
state amplifes the explanation of the
senator made at the time of publica-
ton of the Archbold letters read by
Mr.. Hearst and also contains cor
respondence showing that in May,
1905, the senator refused to accept a
retainer from the Standard Oil COM
pany.
Senator Foraker then takes up Mr..
Taft's letter and President RoOse-
velt's comments thereon. The sena-
tor says:
"If the president in publishing ii
had not withheld the name of the
man to whom II was written. it might
have been easier for me to show that
I had no responsibility for that mans
action in writing to him. The man
himself would have refuted the inn
preston the president apparently
seeks to create, that he wrote either
at my instance or in my interest.
have not at any time or in any way
sought Mr.. Taft's help for reelection
to the senate.
when Mr.. Taft's candidacy for the
presidency was first announced I was
surprised to learn from the news
papers that the programme of those
having it in charge involved my
elimination from public life.
War Declared.
IAN omen declaration of war such
as the elimination proposition in
volved. naturally brought controversy
and strife when there should have
been only peace. Finally Mr.. Cox an
nounced a harmony proposition-Taf
for president, Harris for governor ant
me for senator.
"He did that on his own motion
not only without any request from me
but contrary to my desires. Never
theless 1 at once publicly announced
that if that expressed the wish of thu
Republicans of Ohio no one would
support Judge Taft more cordially
than 1 would.
''Thereupon Mr.. Burton gave gu
an interview in which ne stated tina
Mr.. Taft would not accept from thu
Republicans of Ohio an indorsemen
of me for the senatorship. This ap-
peared to be such a gross public in
suit and so uncalled for tina
hostiiities were Immediately resumed
They continued until Mr.. TAT
was nominated. Then, so far as
was concerned, they stopped in
stantly and 1 supposed from the
character OF Mr.. Taft's response t
my note of congratulation that they
stopped on his part; at least. L wal
so assured by his friends and mana
gers. and in that connection l was als'
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Former Kansas Woman
Offers Rich Mining
Proposition.

Mrs. y. H. Baldwin, formerly of
Kansas. and who has travelled ex-
tensivefy in Nevada, is here with the
object of interesting Topeka capital
lists in the Vulcan mine located at
Blair. 60 miles west of Goldfield,
Nevada.
Samples of ''hydegrade" ore in her
possession taken from the mines
would indicate her proposition 10 be
one of exceptional merit and worthy
OF investigation.
Full particulars of the proposition
can be had by calling at the office in
the National hotsl between 2 p M
and 5 .. m.
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citr Prodnce Marked.

Kansas CITY, Mo, Sept. w f1I I.7..a,
cIAse. Market unchanged to ie lover over
sSssc. Cash: No. hard; sS1s 6s1 ~ Il OF
8. s4G9TlLc; No. 2 red sl.o4'el'V0' W. . '-'0
@ Cf;e0SRN-Market unchanged to es Ac l9 MsT
September 7s5tc n 1oi9ed Taslc; 10. Tsis
S @7ss;c. no. white, 741zG75c; No. 3: 74zsc;
~O1ALTs-Market unchanged. NO. WHITE
4s34sc; No. . mixed. zIq4sc'
HAY-Market easy. Choice 40 t IN
50 5Oa1o.O0: choice prairie S:z T,S, 2s1hc
BTTTER-Market firm creamery O7z~
pa EGGSEMarket firm. Fresh extras z0c'
current receipts. 1Sc-
WrIIE A T-Receipts, go cars
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New York Money Dfarke,

ca New York YORK, Sept. 2s-Money-Money on
60 DAYS aI1aI3s. lime o loans duh and easy;
31z. uasa' o. SIX months
Siose: Prime mercantile. 4a41k per cenr
Sterhng exchange fairly steady Witt
actual business in bankers bills a. w sisl
a O. % Tor 90 day bills, an at s4ss' aSS1
- ~ "a 81 TOT eman; commercial bills s4.Stis
slLEER-Bar silver Size; Mexican dol.
raiIroa bonsJ V6er rI,I bonds steady:
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topeka Io2ska. Kan. Sept. Is.

EGGs-Chicago. &c: N. z. 22c
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago. DC.
n ELGf 1S'1 BUTTER-2s1Ac.
AeA EGGS AND POULTRY. S'ree'I
e: SCI old springs Sc bro
BUTTER-PackIng stock. 15c.
WH5oiIEsxLE FRUIT AND PRoDr,cn
FURNISHED by San'l E. Lux, WhoiesaIe
Fruit and PRODUCED
HONEY-Per case. $3.50.
GRAPE1Toksay; per crate. $50. Con-
ca A p bu.. s1.ooa12s.
BURRELL GEM MELoNs-Per crate.
sADiSTfJCHEss PEARs-s2.oo.
CRANBERRIES-Perb Dbl. $500.
CABBAGE-Per h.. 1Ac.
GoHHct93NMHBER Gs@ gTSS u. boRR Per SOB su Sc
ITALIAN PRUNES-Per crate, H.1o.
cANTALo2p1PTESssssPsr crate. .Loo
EMEAMt6NsHMessins. per fbs o9. 5Sda5S
ORANGES-Nalencia- per box, $425a5 20.
LOOPES-Coiorado' per crate.
'' BsxNANAs-Mediun sized punches, 81. q
So 5G3.5o; extra large punches. per pound.
ToMAToEs-PePr2 20 h. basket. Soc.
TGRNiPsGPer bushei 500.
MANGO LAlsTs PEPP o s. u bu.. Soc.
CARROTs-per doc. punches. 4oc.
POTATOES-Per bu., 75c.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bu.. s1o5
vIRGENIA SWEET POTATOEs-Per
WAX BEANS-Per box. SOC.
CELERY-Colorado White Plume Inn,
bo, per bunch 75c; medium. SOC, ih-
FRESH OYSTERS-N. Y. Counts ra-
can 50c: N. Y. Extra Selects. per can kc.
Standards. per can Csc ~Ss
CHEESE
Wisconsin. Y. A.. 16c: Linburger. a..
Daisy; 9o-lb; each. 15c; Dairy Twins, 2 to
consin white, 15c: Brick. 15c: RIocI-
Swiss. domestic style. lie
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cbicaeo Live Stock

Chicago. Sept. os-CATT JI,,as &c RS
about 500 Market STEADY co Be 1e. western
Steers So 4oae.0O; stockers. and feed zee. rs
90 eo54 5S: COWS and heifers $l'fOao-Oo'
calves: so Veeee;Dfs about 5000 Market sc
,or1er Light. Sc 5o97 20; mixed, $3.50 50 /;
heavy $500 G rough b ssScassss7 5d Ps
oe ssHHEEP~Receipts about $50 MaTKe1
steady Native sheep, I ss2'gs4 @a+ T:' nal
s she, rS5s s. 2sa5 20; western lambs, $9S
M 20