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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

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Gr6rterlunQ in ser 9UoQet Commit
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begno0igt.
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bare 9t1bc 0c9 llltcrbmlIc9 5il gc&
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tincn 9lu90obc uittbciIt, miro iih a0=
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permeien Gintra Iiegt If Wtcilen
BON bier ltno Scr aonig beiiBt BORT
cincn Sommcrpololt Gie 3eplltir-
tenfomncr tritt om 20. 6ebrltor mic.
Der 5llldmnen ln0 Der 9onI9 lulr0
oIsoann oen GiO ouI Die &eriuiiunG
dblegcn.
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mcl6rr eiuc SteQc I'M &abinct untcr
3ranco befleioctc, bat bci6lollcn, lei
ncn 2lnbdngern oen 9iatb 3u crtbci.
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bcnOcn MobIcn 5u lmtcrItilBen.
2 dlub oc$2cihcnbcGdn8-
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2eiden aGniq aarrS un0 Oea aron.
prin3en 2uOlpig Ebilipp iin0 gcitcrn
neben ibrcn 2(bnen in Der beiliGen
8rlft oc8 Gant6con8 betdeiebt NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Srci9ciprodlcn.

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inter Scr 2lnfla9e Scr grmorS
bon g2cbIter @uerin Dor sc
ItonO, mnroe beutc 2lbenO pom
1Slp ircigcipro6en.
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dbac( 6. 0icIon1lo'5, meIder ir
ais 0emofratii4er 8oIitifer bier
follc ipieltc. g8ebitcr 3. On
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itoBcn, blieb erfolglos. GS lit ernie
.ieu. oaB @nerin 5ebn Sabre lang boz
icincm looe in intimen 9c5icblm9er
81 ser 2lngeflo9tcn ltnnO, mo oel
Stant ueriuhte ST bclueileu ooB ibr
Gle 6ruu eridboB, neil er 0ieie De
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ola er Tie in ieinem 2lteIicr tbGtIid
cn1riii, aus 9totbmebr erldoiien. Gi(
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tbltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
Tcrlobnna abaebrodjcn.

@aibington, 3. g., If. 6ebr.
- SRI. Mnltoe 9(ibfor0 bon bier
moht bettc befannt, ooB iie geltcrn
abeno ibre Gerlobung nit oem Gr.
9un0esienator Senrp O. 3oDiS BON
Weit,girginien, Dem Oemofratiihen
Slices .Rrdiioentihafts Ganoiooten III
Der lebten Mabl, altfgel0it bat. Sie
iagte Dem Serrn 1apis, Die entidjie-
Gene Sppoiition etlifer Wlitglieoer
ieiner 3nrnilie gegen bic Seiratb ba.
be ibr Die Sofe perIeioet, ltnO oa iie
i'm in ieinen porgeriidten aIter nid)t
Den Seinigen 81 entfreitoen lpiinide,
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naden.
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slngelegenbeit Sit reben.
Eer gntp BON Nelu.yorf nadJ Faris.
gtelp Uorf, If. 6ebr. - 6S.
Gugene DC eoupier, Dlorib 3roegbe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

Qcmofratic&crr ju lucroer, 0erabniB
iib 0ic 2icbc umo ou3 Gertraucn iei.
mes &oIfcs crrinaen miiiic.
&ronpriH5 t6otcte eineu
0er2(ttcutGter.
&onOom #. Tcbruar. - gtne
2iiiubonCr Gcpeihr meIoct Die dr3t-
lihc llnteriuhun8 babe crgcbcrL bdB
DER Nronprin3, bcUur er icIbit erid)oi-
len murbc, ans icinem Hcpolper 8luei
5Hiiiic ouf eincn ser 9(ttcnt6tcr ab-
1cicucrt uno ibn get6otct babe. Cine
S{lIgcl aus ieinen Hcpplpcr uur0e i'm
S6dOel 6cS tootcn 96nig8nt6rOerS
gefu1oen.
Ironco'3 Heiie.
MoticitIc, If. 5c6ruor.- Ter
portuaiciiibe Gr-Frcmier 6ranco 1T
nit icincr GomiIie aus 0oroeanr
bier cin0ctrofien. gei iciner 9lnfunft
lpor elite aroBe Menidcnmcnqe auf
oem @nbnbof pcridrnmelt. 0ie gtn-
tontmIingc lpur0en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9cltclIt iuno cilten noh oent .Gerntt.
nuS-SotcI," no itc iif iofort nad If.
rem 3immern be9obcn. Senor 6run.
co ruicoCrboIte in eincm 2Snterpieip
oie GrtIorlnq, cr CLAUDE uIs gutter
Rortugcic icinc Fflid)t gctbon 3lt
boben.
sd bobc niemalS 0c 0lodt 3it
n1einen pcrionlihcn 9}llbcn oertpen-
set" iogtc cr, oiouocrn ItGtS nur gum
9cIten mcincS lmgIiidIihcn Serrcn
rno 8otcrlun0eS.
Sciu idIicBIidc5 gieiic5ieI modte er
nidt ncnncn, 6oh alaubt man bier
ollgcncin, ooB er iih nod Stolien
men0et.
(Spdtcr.) = ,5ronco lmo 6oniIie
rciftcn BETTE Gormittng per Gicn.
bo6u bon bier nod @cmto ab. 3pei
@ebcintpoIijiitcn beglcitcn Die @ciea.
idoft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

uncnctbibar iii Der e5runoiub. Dab es fit ie.
De SraHl1cit eiH Selmittei aebt geioer bat
Die nebi3niiJbe }@iicnibuit nod niht toIcbe
SortCbritic gelntt, oaB oicier Sab aud cine
reno Go iiir fnnncbe 2coeu nberboilpt nod feline
lidDcr ipiricnoe @r}uei alebt. nno rpdbreno ole
0citmttci filr uttoerc Nraufbeiteu uuh INNER
5mciicIbafter Gutur iino. iiuoet Mdn nllr ielteu
ciu Ntittel. ous 10 acuB furirt. ue ons glnd.
iCIi5 bci pdHlurrbpioen ibut Oh oieier dhFoIus
ten 2uocr diitgfcit miro nllch eine Rrobc bon Y.
9teuiideoter 4 10, Dor 1916. 8em mDort, toien.
frc pctfuabt. WtoIdSr, ,I&&)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06

met two friends at the Lexington
hotel ~ noon of the ds, he was
arrested there. H. says be- went
upstairs 10 wait for his compan.
Ions aud vas standing near an open
window in a partition when his hat
fell into Miss Viola Fronant's room
and he entered the room TO get IL
and was surprised By Miss Fronant
When asked ,why he leaped over
banisters and ran from the hotel.
Cross said he ~as frightened when
the young woman commenced 10
call for help. q
j did not want 10 become mired
up in any scrabe. aud ! ran" said
Cross 4 know thar ! did wrong
! never took anything from the
womant room
Police judge Gordon stated that
h. vas satisfied that the young
man was guilty OF no criminal in.
tent. bat thought his actions on the
nina floor strange. Judge Gordon
discharged Cross. as II was proven
that he was no, person without
visible means OF support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
IS
CLEARED
Jury Fails to Convict Aged
Man Of Murder in
Second Degree.

Money failed TO send C. F. Cush-
man. an aged man. TO a felon's cell
for having shot A. L. Arnold. a
motorman. to death In self.defense.
The jury, which has listened to
the case for the last three DAYS be-
fore Judge A. w. Frater in the su-
perlos court, returned a verdict OF
not guilty last night, after being
out about four hours.
The case would never have been
brought into the superior court had
Il not been for the fellow employees
Of the dead man. who raised fund
20 prosecute his slayer.
An attempt was made 90 have the
case dismissed in the lower courts,
but the street car men persisted
that they were not being given fair
treatment. and as result Cush-
man was charged with murder in
the second degree.
Cushman has been employed as a
night Waterman at the United States
assay office for the last four years.
The shooting occurred when he was
going home on March 30 Arnold
got on the car at Georgetown, In
toxloated and in a fighting mood
Cushman tsied 10 quiet him aud
succeeded. after which he went
back to his seat After a lady pas
senger had left the ear Arnold
came into the car and struck Cush-
man twice. when the old man
reached for his revolver. which he
claims went off accidentally. Ar
mold was shot through the breast
and died almost instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
Former Went Let the En-
listed Men Enter the
Navy Yard.
Said to Be Afraid That
They Win Inter-
fere With Coli.
(stsr Special servIes.)

A%N@f 1RNNf6f ~ fFNSFg
BREMERToN. June 1.-THE
first discrimination against the
uniform Of the navy since the ar
iYal OF the bAttleship fleet on the
Pacific coast has come from high
officer OF the service. Admiral w.
r. Burweil. commandant OF the
Puget Sound navy yard. who has
issued an order prohibiting enlist
ed men from entering the navy
yard. though civilians are granted
access at all times. As a conse-
quence the relations existing be-
tween Admiral Burweil and tho
officers Of the battleshlps AZ pres
eut AZ Bremerton, who resent the
afffont 10 their men. are more
than strained.
With Chilly CELEBRITY.
Only those peFrnnciory courtesles
demanded by the naval regulations
have been exchanged between the
fleet officers and the yard com
mandant. and these we're hurried
through with chilly celebrity.
The reasons given for the lssu-
ance Of the obnoxious order were
that the admiral commandant fear
I'd that the brogAnA OF the enlisted
men would desecfate the sacred
precincts of the golf links he has
had laid out on the government
reservation. aud that the noise
made By the returning liberty par
ties would disturb the quiet Eans
Of bridge be is accustomed To
enjoy during the evening hours
when his days achievements on
the links are over.
The fleet officers concede that a
gallery Of biueiackets would prob
ably interfere with the admiral
commander doing bis best stunts
on tho links. but they further point
out the fact that the limbs are ON
government property and that 20
biuejaeket has evidenced any de-
sire TO see the admiTal-commandant
at play in the skotch kits be 10 re-
ported 10 wear.
Sweeping Nature OF Order.
The sweeping nature OF the order
which prohibits the presence OF
the enlisted men on the reserva-
ton Is what has aroused the ire
Of the officers. who declare the
order il a reflection of snobbish.
ness without place in the American
navy.
But for the fact that Admiral
Burwell IL 20 be retired at once
the matter would be referred 10
the navy department As a protest
against the commandants attitude
toward their men the Officers have
let Il be known that no invitations
To shore functions were desired
during the stay OF the ships at
Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
CHARGES WERE
UNJUST

Katherine Syphef was granted a
divorce from Miles A. Sypher this
morning by Judge Frater
She charged him with cruelty.
drunkenness and non-anppoft Sy-
pher did not appear In court TO
answer the charges
AZ the time the divorce suit was
filed by Mrs. sypher. her husband
filed an affidavit charging her with
drunkenness and the use Of drugs.
He made no attempt 10 substan-
tiate these charges Mrs. syphers
friends say there II absolutely no
truth IA bis ststemtnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
BREMERTON NAVAL CIRCLES
LACKING IN HARMONY
SENATOR PILES
VICE PRESIDENT
10y United Press,

WARRINGTON June e-ssnstos sorah Of Idaho. today
elsred he Will the republican convention Chicago
boom for Senator Plies OF Seattle Washington
THE Pacific demands ticket"
eorah said The Tar west waited earliest for
recognition The Esst has West lie
possibilities and what
eommsres will be the nation. The West terri.
tory and Roosevelt has given plies hs unqualified
who has supported policies Besides
allied character who county
the IVES, unitss steason
msnds for recognition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
sT. pFTERsHURG. June tn

ST. PETERSBURG. June G.-The
czar has taken every precautien to
provide protection for King Edward
during hts visit 10 Reval next Tues.
day. More than n hundred detec.
lives have been employed especial
" for the occasion. and flotilla
of torpedo boats has been sent to
meet the English kings yacht.
While they are anchored at
Reval, no vessel will be allowed
within 800 feet OF tho royal yachts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
KING GOES TO
MEET the CAR
fey United press.1

LONDON. June liking Edward.
Queen Alexandra and Princess Vie.
toria started for Reval. Russia. last
night for n visit 60 the emperor of
Russia. The party sailed from Port
Victoria this morning early on the
royal yacht Victoria aud Albert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
HOLD
FENDER
TEST
Cssncil Committee to Try
Devices in Operation
Tuesday.

The special committee appointed
by the city council and representa-.
tive Of the Seattle Electric Co
have arrsaEea 70 begin a series of
exhaustive strcetoar feaaer tests
on next Tuesday.
Max wardall. chairman of the
couHeil committee. announced to-
day that the first fender TO b.
tested would be the Providence
Fender manufactured by the Con
solidates Car Fender Co. ID Provi-
sesee. Rhode Island.
This fender is bination
Auto@atie fender and brake. There
Is an emergency lever placed where
the motermAn Of q street car can
grab II instantly. Throwing the
lever automatically locks the
brakes on the car and drops the
fender directly against the rails.
To stsas on Trssk.
The test OF this particular fen.
der will be somewhat dramatic, for
the company has secuod the sery-
ices of a man who has agreed to
stand in the middle OF the track
and allow a car to run him down
at the rate OF 80 miles an hour
The brake and fender apparatus
Will be brought into play when
the car is dangerously close. as
would be the case when danger
threatens ordinarily.
Two other tenders are TO be test.
ed on Wednesday One is the Pot
ter fender, and the other IN known
as the Arzaly fender
The Arzaly fender is operated
by a device which automatically
drops Il when the fender touches
any object. such as a human body
Ordinarily the fender rides about
six inches above the track.
10 Underneath Car.
A feature OF this fender Is the
fact that Il is located beneath the
car. and does not protrude In front
This gives about ~ feet additional
space before body would be
struck by the fender. The average
fender extends about six feet in
front OF the car and many victims
OF street car accidents are said 60
have been rendered helpless by be.
ing struck by the tenders before
the wheels touched their bodies.
Samples Of the Potter fender
we're used for some time on the
Luna Park line. but recently the
old tenders have been placed I'm
commission again on these cars. II
Is not known why the change was
made
The special committee will make
an exhaustive report on these fen.
der tests 20 the city council a week
from next Monday night. aud reso-
lutions win probably he passed
calling upon the board OF public
works TO order such improvements
as the committee may deem ncces.
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
Machine Owner Agrees.

Editor star.
Dear Sir Although ! am a ma.
chine owner I heartily approve OF
the stand taken by your paper Ia
regard 10 licensing all auto drivers.
Il IL a fact that good many PEG.
pie drive cars who are not III to
be trusted with the responsibility
All careful auto owners will favor
the license plan. H. will only affect
reckless drivers and speed man
iacs" Keep hammering away. You
have the support OF all the public
and OF few Of the auto owners.
A MACHINE OWNER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06

'~rhere has been writ out for
Sidney ever since he left Van
eauver did not know where he
was until read OF his arrest In
The Star.
Sidney promised To marry me,
but never kept his promise When
We we're in Vancouver several
times Sidney toek my money which
he found I'm bureau drawers MY
husband. Michael Mccarthy. was In
San Francisco during the earth.
quake. never heard OF him after
the quake. and ! presume he Is
dead.
Sidney never gave me an en-.
gagement ring. but he told me that
we would live In the new house TO
bs built on my property when we
returned from our honeymoon. |
paid s225 for the two lots"
Mrs. Mccarthy formerly lived at
SOS Fifth av.. In this city She
went TO Vancouver two years ago.
where che met Cross. who arrived
at that city on the British steam
ship Monteagle.
Crs2s told Police Judge Gordon
yesterday that he was TO have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
The Fatal Moment.

st the moment when everything
gave way in that burst Of passion.
she probably though Of her wasted
years. and the only remedy that
came In her head was the crime
which has startled the entire north
vest In It's grewsOme aspects.
They will try 10 convict this
woman Of murder She IL charged
already with the crime But the
more reasonable supositlon Is that
she will eventually be sent 10 some
asylum. or place ~ keeping. where
she can be cared for and provided
With the necessities Of life. When
she finally passes from the ken Of
men. the final chapter In one Of
the stranEoat and most remarkable
crimes that was ever recorded In
this country viii be written.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06

The accident TO the Tennessee.
which IL the ffngshio # the sec.
ond dfvislon IF the Pacific flce',
In command Of Rear Admiral Sc.
bSee. occurred while the men tn
the fire rooms were working with
might and main tn make a record.
breaking fuliEpced run off Point
fIussnctne. Ambition 20 send the
spessiomeier to % knots paid the
penalty when death came In hor.
ribis form. A siSinch crack In n
water tube amid cluster connect.
lsE with the main boiler. was the
seemingly Insignificant cause OF
converting the magnificent flagship
into vessel Of death. by filling
the fireroom with scalding steam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
CssAciIsau Mnyhy's Auto
Ordinance Is Well
Received
Petition VIII Be Presented
Asking Council to
Pass II.

RNAuNttHAh " u MHfNhN affN'h
a popular chord when he announced
he would Introduce an auto license
measure in the city council
Tho professional automobile
drivers Of the city will endorse the
proposed ordinance aud siEn n %
lition asking that Z. BE- passed.
which viii be read At the council
meeting A number Of machine
owners aud several automobile
dealers have announced their Sili
iaEness 10 sign this petition,
Councilman MuFphy'a ordinance
viii provide that only those With
city licenses may drive Automo.
bllcn within the city limits The
ordinance viii proYid. an eHamin.
inE beard Of three members. who
have the power "a grant OF reject
licenses All drivers wanting H.
eenses viii have to apply to this
board
This IL a COMMON sense measure
and one that should meet with the
approval Of exery p~feon Who be.
lievrs that there should be some
regulation 10 she nov unrestricted
uso Of machines.
Bars Irrespenslbles-
irresponsible children will not he
allowed 10 enaanger the lives %
people b running hiK autos
through the crowded streets after
Councilman Mafphy's ordinance Ia
Ia force Aud drivers who are
knoNa % be habltuAilY reckless or
Incompetent win be refused IS
esnsas
There Ia lltt,e doabt hus that the
proposed ordinanes will pass the
council @ Several eounelimen have
openly advocated Il. and Il IN aim
cult 10 see xhAt FcaFssnAbie oh
leciionn can BE- raised against the
measure.
II certainly witi 40 far TO pro.
tect the public against reckless
antniatn. and II will work 30 harm
or hardship 10 auto owners or driv.
erH~uniaas they are grossly reck
less In such case theY deserve no
consideration
The fact that so many prefes.
stonai drivers are warm advocates
% the measure proves is tnesta.
The Star has received u1anY le,
tsrn approving OF the stand taken
By ulH paper Tor auto drivers -.
cnnsea. This morning half a doren
letters came In commencing G~riin.
Gilman Murphy.
cemrenes IN. Move.
Several Of the letters are AZ FOL
Iowa. e O.
Editor Of The Star.
Dear Sir. am glad 10 note that
your valuable paper IL agiiaiug
licenses for auto drivers You have
hit the nail square on th" head
Keep M the good work We viii
have automobile accidents and In.
nocent pedestrians will be run
down aud killed a. long as rcck-
lass and ignorant people are al
iowtd 10 drive cars You have my
sympathy IN your move.
A. s. G.
To the sditoT.
AZ last a man With some sense.
who IL not afraid ~ the rich auto
owners. il Euiug 30 Introduce an
ordinance which will protect Us
from the foolish auto drivers. I
mean Mr. Murphy All my friends
thlnk the same as ! do. We want
to see the law passed quick. The
Star has do-e good work In writing
up this matter.
G. T. CHARLESTON.
Machine Owner Agrees.
Editor star.
Dear Sir Although ] am n ma
chine owner | heartily approve OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06

The burial OF the four victims of
yesterdays fearful explosion was
held at. o'clock this afternoon
in the naval cemetery business
was generally suspended during the
ceremonies and flags throughout
the city we're placed at half mao.
The men of the cruiser Tennessee
provided n floral wreath for each
OF the victims. and the Chamber
Of Commerce. the Board OF Trustees
and many business concerns sent
tributes Full naval honors were
accorded the dead heroca and n
detachment Of marines with a band
accompanied tho remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06
Bias, Of steam.

A blast Of steam from the ven
tilasDrH told those on deck OF the
accident. and Lieut. Commander =.
s. Robson. she navigator. instantly
sounded a general alarm and drcp.
ned 20 lines Of hose ready for In.
slant ass ia case Of IRE Within
the doomed fircroom. No. 8. amid.
ship ON the s,arboard side. which
IL one Of the fg ineIesed fire com.
pAftmenta. the surviving senmen
we're fighting for life. Reinhoid
and Meek were killed at their posts.
iiogKr and Wood ctawied or were
dragged into the adjoining fire.
room. No H., and died almest I'm.
mediately The surviving seamen.
all OF whom received some injuries.
acted with the greatest hernlsm
in aiding their unfortunate mates