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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

NUs Ser Spirituoeu.
2icen5 9eboroe. IT. Iie Spis
r%ituoienIicen5 Seb0rOc bat lopcit
22G Der 2ll letten 9lpplifanten ibre
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geludbrt. @incr.
Sonntel Erl5e bon 9tr.1it9, @on9b.
StraBe, mur0e abgemielen, uno II
Applifationen iino nod 5u erleoigen.
Bier Ipplifotionen fon1nen bellte SIR
&crbnnOllt1g uno 5mei ndfIten Wton.
taa. Gle ucrbleibenocn If 2lpplifa.
tioren meroen ip1ter erle0igt meroen.
Nr. Clarence u. Ferfins bat Der 9e.
horoe Ben Hdtb gegebcrL ooS ent5ie-
ben Der 2icen5en in sS0len bon 8e.
icbii6crtretlng Sen @eridJten 81 iiber.
loiicn. ST baiirt ieinen Gutb altf eiit
@lltad)ten OeS General : Anluolts
Strails, ser iagt, ooB onS @eiet Der
9eb6roe oas Hed)t giebt, 8irtben Oie
2icenj SIT ent5ieben, mclln lie oos @e.
ict- iibcrtrctcn c5 iconf lidlt BON
ibllen perlnngt. 7ft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Sf(apenloos.

Moh' irei Sen Stlnpen nuo id) nette,
Gins bleibt linn eigen immeroar.
SaS Sntereiic fir Die aette,
Mit Der er emit geieiielt mar. - ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Bur MctGOoiitcn.G Dnfcrcns.

3fpei 9iidGfe crnGblt. - 9oruntcr
cin 0cltidcr, Or. 9tltelicn.-Gic
brittle mo piertc 9lbltimmung ocr-
lauten rciultotloS. - 8ouberncllc
Sod rcitct lcin StcdcupicrO. -
Die ElGne Der 6rol1en.
Die &obl Der 9ii60ie, ipeld)e, mic
IS iebt Den Nnifein bot, nod cinigc
Gage in Iniprltd) ncbmen miro, iiber-
ibuttet oQe onocrcn Grcigniiie bec
General Sonfercn5 scr bii60ilif.me.
tbooiitiiden Stride. Ole 5peitc gt6-
THINNING, 0ercn Heiultot geItcrn
Worgcn bcfoltnt gcgeben nur0r,
ihloB nit Der Wubl 5lpeicr @iid0fe:
Or. ". j. Mnbcrion uto o.. Sobn z.
&. NucliclL ocren @rruGblung ld)olt
nod Der e~ritcl Gbltimmltng gclidclt
ihien. Die oclltid)en 0elcgotcn Der
Gonicrcn5 lUorcn notiirli6 nit Hcdjt
iIol5 olli Ole G9re, Die cinenl ocrSbrca
iuiocrfabrcn NOR. Or. NltcllCn lit
i'm Sabre 1867 III Der Sd)pei5 0cbo=
rem, no lein 8atcr un0 icin Snfcl Die
erIte metbooiItiidJe @emcin0c griil0e.
ten. Seine Gr5iebung genoB CT IN
OelttIflan0 mo IpGtcr III Nnlcritn
100 er IN 1890 bonn tbeologiid)en
9rcipsS cminor %Qroouirtc. Gr trat
Damn in Die MeltIidc Tclttid)c Gon-
fercn5 cin mo ipurhe BON BORT IN
1892 nad Der 9cutlhen Gonieren5
bon Chicago pcricbt. Gr NOR Nit.
glico Der 8cncrulGonfcrcn3 1901.
Gr lit Der Serfoiicr 5oblreidcr tbcole
glider @erfe, inter 0ieien oGbronn
logic OeS Nlten SeItomcnta", oWfctbO-
0ismlS in amerifu" unO NnoCrS
mebr. Gr botte bis icbt cincn Gcbr
itllbl an tbcologiidcn NoltsS cmiuar
in 8ereo, Ohio, innc. Or. Nuelien
lit cin GROCER, ~id)Ionfcr N}om NIT
blon0cm Soar mo bIonOem Sdutrr-
bort, CT bat Elm GliBcrit lcuticliQc8,
9cminncnocs @cien, Dos ibnl pielt
6rcrnOc ihuf.
Tte brittle, loluobl mic Die pierre
Ibitimmung perlicien reiultotIoS, ou
&eincr cine 3peiorittcl Moiorit6t CT
5icltc. Die Stilnmcn ocrtbeiltcn litl.
mic fol0t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
PLUS oentidJen &CrCincn.

o@crmuniu.W fGnncrdor" 6crcitct lid,
Dor fir ooS Gicnic oc2 @uiIcn.
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uno Iun5fr0n5d)cn OC9 oGontoll-
&icocrfron5". - &orbcrcitmgcn
oc@ n9operii6cn M0nncr6orS"
0ca y9apcrildcn MGuncrdor5 =.
Sl1 ibrcr gcitrigcn SinQihn1oc too
rem Ole Wiitglicocr Der @ciong@iuftipn
ocS Observation-Disclosures" &cri
un0 Scelc fir bic @Ctbciliguu0 am
@oiicnbollS Yicnic iolpobl oils iiir Die
Sbcilnobmc an Den %robcn, pcld,e
Die &crcinigtcn S0ugCr inter Der
&citu1g BON @rof. Gbcooor @cmbcl.
ger ubbultcn mcr0cu. \lrl Der Sc
idGitaIibung wrlrOcn holtptiG6lid)
&orbcrcitln0cn iilr OCn Nll2illtg nod
Sci0lih'9 6orm gctroilcn.
rGuntou HicOCrfrun5".
Ser ,Gunton=SicOcrtron5" biclt &c.
itcrll Abcuo in @erru Guring'a Noie
al Ger 3, StroBe mo Salt Apcullc,
Ni0blonotomrL inter &citung uoit
Nroi. $. Sriippcl Die critic gcmciE,
lhoitlidc Singltlnoc nit Der fiir5lid
ms Scbcn Qcruicncn Gumcnz@cs
long3lcftion. Nnd) Ser Yrobc, lpcIdlt
iih zines ulIBerorocntlid) 0lltcn Nc.
illd0 c%rirclltc, io1O ciu Gommlcr3
ltott, 0cnl cin San6trGn5dcn iolgtc,
bel 0cu Yrof. Sd)ubcrt'a Srd)citcr
Die Williit I~iciertc. IS mar ciu id0ncr
Nniong, mo Der Ncgciitcrug Der
SGuQcr Wn0 SGnQcrimCu uud) ST
l6licBcn oiiritc Dem Gcmiihten Gbor
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lt!gc 3ltunit beporltcbcll.
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Eort ob0cboltcn miro, iibtc oc.
n@opcriihc Mdmlcrtor" gcitcrn
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Eroi. 2lltg. Sdneiocr. Sn Scr Sc
idGit9iibung mltr0Cn u~miongrcidc
&orbcrcitungcn fir 0icicS Stiitllng3.
fclt qctroifcn, oll6 muroc cine Sin.
loOlng Scr Ser. Sanger nngcnonl'
men.
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inter &citung BON Nroi. i. &urolua
pcridic0cnc Gb0rc rcpcttrt mltrOer.
IN Der oui Die Erobc fpGgcnocu Csc.
ihGitSiiBung Icgtt 0oaNrrongcmcntS.
Gomitc fiir Den ON IcBtcit Sonntog
itottGeilrnorncn aasiIug nod we.
bcr'S Gurt cine g~iinitig Iolltcnoe NG.
rcd)nung Dor. Sine GihIooung Der
&cr. Singer sur Woiienprobe mllroe
cnt1cgcn genonmeu mo bciGloiicr,
0iClclbc uol5dblig 81 bclldcn. Der
oWiclo0ie-6 ruucnuercin" moftc oli
Mtittuodl cincu %itSilug nod MolE-
tngton, bel Dem lid bic Sbcilncbmer
olagc5cid)nct omiiiirt bobeu ioIlen.
~ o3ort W 0nnerHor".
Inter &citu10 BON Yroi, Geo. ".
Eoblmonn ionO 9eitcrn 9lbcnb Ole
rc9~clmGBigc Sin9itunOc OcS $40
cart OtGnncr6or9" in Srn. Hobert
%oQmer'S &oIc an Srleon&. mo
GbopcI-S trobc itatt. 9todl Der Sing-
ltln0c iono cine @cidGitSiibung Itott,
in meld)er nit ocn &orbcrcitungen
iilr ole SommCr. Grfurlion nod Ycns
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luur0eu Ginluoungen bont oNagcw.
0clltld)en WoiiCnbollS .Gercin", 0cnl
,&orlpdrt9" mo Den Ser. SGngcrn
elltgcgen gcnomnlen.
nW oltfe GiItrift, G.l1.9."
N, Snr onitrihnn Sibitt1 Soc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

GGiIc SIR 3cilc in's anslanb be.
iOrst 6. &ainc, @r. Alb, Cit.galti'
mureitrafe, maize Chiffon Sunic Ioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

@oieboIl. - IS mar mic0er
NAL AId)tS ndnnlih nit einem
Sicg Der Orioles" gcgcg ibrc Ocr5ci.
tigcn @e0ncr in Montre1l. Seit Der
bcinliihc Glib ollf Hciicn gin9, lit CT
entlUcocr reGelmGbig pcrbollell, oOcr
0llrd) 9ic9cn %ilberbGllit an SpicIcn
pcrbin0crt lpor0cn. Gem lcttcrcu
llmitonOc iii ollh i%e0cniolls Der 9tic-
0crGong Ser nSriole9' bonn I. bis oui
Den oriitcn Elob oui Der elite SIT Der
Oontcn. Noiicntlih piro'a balO oor.
ncriG;" e3 lit Die boditc 3clt, Gic &c.
itriGcn Gontcitc uerlieien in iolBcuoer
@ciie: ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

,M oItfe Giitrift, G.u.9."
Sn Der gcItrigen Sibung oc$
oNoltfc-0 iItrift@" pom nICltidcn
critottctc 0r.
s. &. Wo6ler icilcn Scridt ilbcr Oie
Convention IN |ittsburg mo CAB ser
onmcienoen WitglicOern Die %erli6c.
rllng, ooB Die Scrcinigllng 6cute nod)
ridtigcn Orocn0 . Erif5ipicn 0cleitct
miro unb felienicIt ooitc1t. IScOcr
Gelegat iprod iid in geborigcr @ciie
ans mo Die 6crrcn aus Baltimore,
non 0enen geitcrn a6eno olif &oui5
s. Sonlclmann anueleno mar, bat
ten oas RGmlidc SIT beridtcn. God)
Der Sibltng iolt0 cine 9emiitblihe
llntcrbaItung itott, Bel iuelder inter
Scr 2eitling bon Srr. G9oS. 8. IiQ
nebrere 2icOcr ~gciilngen wnrOcn.
StiftunG5feIt ocS nGnr'
rollton Gonclopc." Qo8
,GarroGton Gonflope" pom Ser.
bciierten Gr0cn ser Septaiopben"
p%eranItnltetc 0eitern abenb in Der
.Sro6Iinn.&oae" cine 9f6en0untcr.
6altung, meldje iif) zines 1ilBerIt git.
ten 9eiu6c8 erircutc. Gin bod iu-
t~creliantes 8ro8ramm gelongte ollrd
tii6tige &rGite sur Gurdfiibrlnl.
Gas arrangements = Gonlite beitonO
aus Den SS. 2ouiS Sder5er, i. 5.
2ltb, G6moro j. Mende, Sobn $.
Games ut0 George Sdleiinger.
Grlitt eincn armbruf.
Ser bier Sabre oIte 1reoerid
@agner bon 9ir. 1896, GatopSco.
StraBc, muroe an ser Charles. unO
OitenoitruBe, Don einem @ogcit iiber.
iabren, m1brcuO er periltd)te, nit Ell.
rlem Stod }(dicnIdmicre SIT cr6oltcn.
er erlitt einen Nrmbrud).
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
FORAKER VISITS BURTON.
4 Gail Of Comtesy-Refpses to
Estimate His Strength.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec 1s-SenatoT FORAKER ar
rived here to-day and opened his campaign LOT re-
election He has headquarters at the Chlttendeil
Hotel where Representative Theodore h Burton
one OF his rivals. IS established Mr. Foraker De
cIined 10 give estimate as 10 ms s'reils N
or 10 comment on the reports to-day OF possloe
deadlock which might result in the election OF d
dark horse" He repeated his declaration Oh yes
rerdav that he Is in no combination with any man
IN 7he fght Just before entering his headquarters
Senator Foraker said
shall hold several conferences to-day with my
1eltenants and this afternoon shall pay fori,a'
ssf- n Governor Harris TO my respects to MIN
az Governor Of the state. I wish, however 70 say
+E.- my visit Will have nothing TO do with any
7sr fr, rre Governor, and say now that my last
+- - The executive Offices had nothing 10 do with
a1v alliance. as was reported
senator Foraker early this afternoon PAID NlslI
- Congressman Burton's headquarters 70 extend
his official courtesies They met in the outer once
% the headquarters in the presence OF several per-
sons and did not mention the Senator slt-a-
lion according TO the Burton lieutenants who were
there
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
HEPBURN. SEAT CONTEST.
Ig-cq Case One Of First to Come Up
az the House.
IRON The Tribune Bureau

Washington. Dec 1S.-Auong The first contests
v>c- VII Dc taken Up ny the House Committee
o- Elections = that OF Representative Hepburn
--e --esra- Of the House who the face Of the
returns has been defeated for reelection by ".
T. Jameson. a Democrat. by the harrow margin
n 80 votes Colonel Hepburn was reluctant 70
E--e notice Of q contest. but his supporters and
--= Iowa S-ace Republican Committee were 50
.-z-z-- r-st ne Il last consented His reluctance
5E not arise from the belief that his case was q
r-c- one but because he has at al times been an
---o-er- y contests and has maintained that t-s
announced vote should stand II this case now
ever i- was pointed out by the Republican state
leaders that the ajorftv Of the votes were OBJ
-.---el- cast for Colonel Hepburn as more than 2
--8usaud ballots were thrown out b. the election
board
q -ev election law was passed Two years ago
--E-e-ar.rg the circle a. JEe top Of the column
and making il necessary. IN order 70 vote q
s--z.-r- ticket. 10 mark each name More rlan
thousand voters put cross where the circle used
u be and al such marked ballots were thrown OUT
More than folr-flfths Il those rejected were for
.-- Hepburn. although the exact number VIII not
f.- known until the recount now being made oy
" district committed is completed Friends Of the
-07a statesman assert that he VII easily @ @o7
elected = re intent OF the voters IS taken Elio
.---sf-e-a-fr7 and the courts have held on more
rz- one occasion rnar this should - done oil-t
--z---.-7 not discuss MS case bnI re
eze-z - z-ra-p-r defeat keenlv and is not readN
q admit thai his district has turned against hlT
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Ro1JTE1I, THE ULTIMATE CONSUMER
Longworth Acts as Herald for Startling Gar
merit CT Illinois Man
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. Dec. l9-RepreseHtatlVe Nicholas
rarrvorts announced to-day TO the assembled
members Of the Ways and Means Committee that
,-aered with tidings Of great JOY and shouts OF
..F3r,f1-,'' for the ultimate consumer has proved
most elusive factor since the tariff hearings
-, Representative BoUte ably abetted by
--.--. o+l,.r member Of the committee. has spent
r-- IL, the Sc. rch for this highly important per
- ,-f,o IS incurred in ali critical articles Oh tile
-.rt4f as being uundered and tortured
,,-t,b these facts IN mind, the committee gathered
,.-,,,,7 Nfr Iongworth and bade him tell them VINO
- -fty,,,a-a consumer WAS and where he could he
- some of the older members Of ne COM
-. ,o hs sure looked envious AMI seemed a
-. +,,,Ied that SO young Legislator as dr
-, efo o,ld have solved the Tidcle. Dut they
~ .t,.r.7 nevertheless. and. demanded that Tie
..,,lrfr7;lre consumer he subpdshaed'
- aid the Presidents son-iniaw- Here
lie comes" ,5
rio committee turned as one maa ana looked
=. - t2.r,reseutatfve Bouten. who was approach
-. ,fa, fell back aghast. Seldom had The mans
= ,ta ,.aDi7al seen such outer garment as
,o,.1 rbe Illinois Representative, II was mulu--
o,-aa brilliant variegated Of Irish tweed loose
-,+,, and worn with a degree OF noncha'ahee AHeh
m IT, eminent Chicago statesman alone 'an as
.t-, "a.
ne is the ultimate consumer. contln led MI.
rs,or,b when he gets through with that
go, 7-sf.r win he as soon he takes Il on the
public street with MIN nobody else VIII "eaf Il II
ELL be consumed, ultimately ana els9H@@1''
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
STATE CLOSES IN HARVESTER CUSTER
Missouri Stands on Testimony Of Defendant
Legal Argument Likely Next.

Jefferson City. No, Dec 19.-Attorney General
HadIev Of Missouri announced to-day that he has
informed the attorneys for the international Har-
vester Company of America that the state Will
r7resenr no further testimony in the custer suit
which the Attorney General is prosecuting against
the concern for alleged violation Of the antitrust
laws Of Missouri.
The case for the state will thus rest uTon the
evidence OF the officials Of the defendant company
only II II wishes 10 offer testimony the com
panv will be placed in the position OF attacking
the statements Of its own officials. It IS con-id-
cred likely therefore. that the case viii he decided
b,, arguments on the legal proposition TO
whether the defendant company which IS an
agent for the International Harvester Company OF
New Jersey, can be held responsible as principal
for violation of the Missouri statute
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
INSURGENTS ARE EL4TED.
FEEL Sure House Rules FM Be
Changed at This Session.

Washington Dec 19.-The insurgents against
re present rules q the House are leaving WASH
.-z~- <7- their homes jubilant over the progress
-ns- they have made They VIII tei- lne-' |
s-...-e--s 80 before the end OF the session the
rules will bs amended
one q -he .-usU-gerts'' said to-day that one
--z-Ea which would meet with 10 opposition at
Republican caucus would provide for the settlLig
aside q one 6ay each week for the call or com
--4--zae eo~ hills on botn the union calendar and
ne House calendar. Some Of the most optInl'stle
say his Is al rhat IS necessary 70 get relief rom
--e --eser- rules 4 call Of he committees woHld
@raa-e members 20 get before tie house Tot eoLF
gsse-afon important bills of various kinds. IL Is
--r.T AID would relieve the Speaker Of Lablltly
- charges - preventing legislation demanded 10y
-Ir -eg-Ie
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
RURAL CARRIER MAKES RECORD.
Serves His Route of Twentyfour Miles ii
Three and One-haIf Hours

washington Dec. I9.-Tne record speed for the
,,,,+r,, IN covering a rural mail route an
ro,nced by the Postotice Department to-day.
Frank f Howell, carrier at V1ets Kan. has been
,ir,r his route Of tweuty-four miles IN three and
,ne-haif hours. agaiusr aveTase Of six and one
LaIy and seven hours for the same distance in
other sections Of tire state
The department first assumed the carrier was
,,sir, an automobile or cycle. but investiga-
rion showed he has been driving a light buggy
drawn by spar OF small horses changing his
team every day.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ARBUckLg SURE HE'LL FLOAT YANKEE

Washington Dec. Is.-Certainty that the cruiser
Yankee which sunk a second time of the Massa-
,btIsetts coast after having been raised and while
being toved to New Bedford Mass can be again
foated and delivered safely at the New York navy
ward according to contract, is expressed by John
A~I,urI,Ie who rehoated the vessel the first time
Mr. ArbuckIe so teegrIphcI Secretary Newberry
to-dav as the result Of "a survey OF the Yankee b.
divers Wetherspoon, the engineer, with a wreck
ing crew is at work on the Yankee, and Captain
NcAlister is taking air compressors 10 the vessel
urepa ratory 10 floating the ship
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
WALKING TEST FOR THE NAVY.

Annapolis. Dec. 19.-PIans are on foot TO include
the walking test in the physical examination Of
candidates for the Naval Academy, II learned
to-day. The authorities at the Academy are in
correspondence with the medical authorities Of tha
Navy Department on the subject. The walk for
the candidates, it Is understood, Wil be seventy
five miles II three days.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
eompERs WITNESS AGAINST UNION

Washington Dec. 19.-The funusual scene Of
abor officials appearing as witnesses against
labor union was presented at a hea ring before
Referee Harper the Typographical Temple to-
day when President Gompers and Secretary Morrt-
son ,f the American Federation of Labor testi-
aed that the federation had approved boycott OF
The Danbury branch OF the United Hauers of
America against a manufacturing firm. The two
lab Dor officials summoned by the plaintiff, the
manufacturing company, to establish the boycott.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
MINERAL OUTPUT DOUBLES IN DECADE
Geological Survey Reports Annual Production
of Over $4,000, ,O00, 900

Washington. Dee. IA remarkable increase in
the value OF mineral production since the begin
ming Of the new century Is announced in a report
OF the Geological Survey Oh the mineral resources
of the United States This increase included al OF
the principal mineral products, representing an an
nuaI output Of over S200000o00 increase Of more
than 100 per cent in less than years
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
NATIONAL TARIFF CONFERENCE FEB. 9

Indianapolis. Dec, 19-At d meeting to-day Of
rerra-entatiye citizens. February O. 10 and II were
named as the dates for holding IN this city the
national tariff conference The conference, II is
md mas tha Endorsement OF President Roosevelt.
and il IS expected that leading public men cf the
country Will attend
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
THE FLEET SAILS FOR sUEz.
BattIeships Leave CoIombo-The Nebraska
Wins Baseball Championship.

Colombo. Ceylon Dec -o.-Ihe American Atlantic
feet sailed from here at 9 O'Clock this morning
its way Suez-
Colombo CeyIon Dec. 19.-The fleet baseball
championship to-day by a nine from the
Nebraska. which defeated the nine of the New
Jersey by a score of % to TO- The cup offered by
the Chamber Of Commerce withdrawn by
mutual arrangement
Rear Admiral Sperry went board the Connec-
ticut to-day and entertained the Governor Of Cey-
Ion Sir Henry Edward McCaIum, and a small party
at dinner this evening. Admiral Sperry said in his
farewell message that the greatest benefit rad been
derived from the cruise. He expressed warm ap-
probation Of the Unvarying goodwill of Great
Britain and said that there the happiest pros
pect OF welding together the Engsh-speaking na-
tious in friendship and common interests.
The American fleet will sail from here ts-mOrrOw,
and is expected to arrive at Suez on January .
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

nlendation that end has been made by Or Ffar-
vey " Wiley chief Of the bureau OF chemistry
" no points that Section n OF the pure food
and drug prohibits the Importation OF articles
injurious health. and he classes absinthe as
OF these.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
POSTMASTER HELD FOR SHORTAGE.

George NJ Lane postmaster Lanoka. near
Toms River. ocean County. n. J., held under
81 900 bail yesterday by United States Commissioner
Jones He Is charged with being NE short in his
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PRESIDENT SUBMITS NOMINATIONS.

washington Dec E.-The President to-day sent
o. he Senate The following nominations
Envoy eztrao ordinary and minister plenipotentiaTy
70 t~a-as71a-F4orace @. Knowles Delav-are
Consul general al large-Heat0n " Harris OF
0rio
Associate 4as,ice of the Supreme Court Of the
E,7frs7rtre Tslands-Sherrnan Moreland, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
cAerAlN cuLvER EoR GENERAL eoARp.

Washington, Dee. is-SeCretary New berry has
designated Captain Abraham L culver to be
member of the General Board of the navy.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-captain John h Gartn,
chief Of the OF steam engineering. has been
found To be incapacitated for further duty. and
ne viii be placed on the retired list with tie rank
of rear admiral
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
MAY STOP ABsINTHE IMPORTATION.

Washington Dec 19.-There Is strong proba
h,t, that the further importation Of absnthe into
,ba limited States will be prohibited. A recon-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ADAMS TO HEAD CHARLESTON YARD.

Washington Dec. 19-Rear Admiral John D.
Adams has, been designated TO command the
Charleston IS. . navy yard.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
| NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
NIGHT RIDERS
AT WORK AGAIN
MARAuoERs CARRY FIRE AND
DESTRUCTION TO TOWNS or
suRLEY DISTRICT.
WAREHOUSES; ARE DESTROYED
Loss will Probably Amount TO so
uoo-citlzens Are Terror
lied by Mob.

MOUNT STERLING. KY. Jan. l.
Night riders burned the tobacco ware
house of Allie Robinson at Bethel
Bath county, about midnight Monday
together with about $4,000 pounds OF
tobacco. The dry goods store OF VII
liam Peters adjoining was also des-
troyed. The loss is about $25'OOO
partially insured.
Mr.. Peters from window watched
the raiders fire the barn, but was OF
dered to remain indoors. When the
raiders saw that the store was on fre
they permitted Peters to rescue nit
books, call out the citizens and save
the private property. They then rode
away after cutting the telephone
wires.
Mr.. Robinson is an independent
buyer and was notified short time
ago to quit purchasing. He was moi
at home when the IRE occurred.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
MAURY MULES IN
CIR AT DEMAND
PRESENCE OF LARGE NUMBER
or BUYERS SURE SIGN OF
GOOD TINES
TRADING IS UNUSUALLY BRISK
indications of Returning Prosperity
In The South Are
Increasing.

There could be no surer sign of the
return OF prosperous times than the
presence of the large number OF
Southern mule buyers in Columbia
Monday and the heavy demand at
good prices.
Buyers have been coming since Fri
day ana are in larger numbers Monday
than ON any other first Monday for
the past six months. Some of them
began buying Friday and have picked
up almost every good mule that
reached Columbia up till Monday.
The trading has been heavy and thou
sands of dollars have been distributed
among the farmers and feeders Of this
and adjoining counties. Practically
every good mule in good condition
was in demand. and the prices close
ly approached those high marks that
prevailed before the financial panic.
A heavy demand for mules at high
prices means a bright outlook through
out the South. high prices for cot
ton and plenty Of money. 1t is evil
dent, therefore. that the entire South
has come to the conclusion that the
panic Is a thing of the past.
Among the Southern buyers on
hand were T. ], Burgess Of Kentucky.
Ed Abraham of Montgomery Georges
S. Stroud of the Guyton-Harrington
Mule Co. of Nashville, NJ. Flies Of Biz
mlngham. W. l. Stegall of Abbeville
Ala, J. L. Reynolds and r. G. Dow.
ling. Ozark, Ala. G. p. Butler. ope
lika, Ala, r. o. Lawrence, Troy Ala,
s. w. Rhea of Columbus, s. C.
Some of the local buyers were Char
lie Wright. John Fraser. Will Burnett
Sidney Estes. r. l.. Hayes, @. w
Huckaby and Luther McAdams-