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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
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nal nit zen Sbrissp an einen Der
1srrli6en QanDIssr in ben MDironodt.
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Sommer berpeileR.
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man fi6 abenbs einfa6 nur in Deden
billie, I'm uuf ben tpeiaieR, baliami=
I6en WatrabsH gu idlafeH.
Das feline Eager, an nelhem iit
Die Reiienoen niebergeIaTsn 6atten,
mar sDii9en spei tleinsn 8uhtsn gss
legsn. Sc mar rings lumber bon mGds
tisen 3annen uno 6i6ten eingsIdloIs
len, bic iih Big CUR 65be BON 80 SUP
erboben, pd6rsno es our9 einen iiIbers
nen 8uGentran5 pom llitr bSr allen
8liden DoaiS ent5osen mar.
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p0bnIin mad Gem llfer, I'm bort 6iz
fte 5u fangsn. @elHsn SpdB bereitete
es ibr bod bic 5iT6Ieir i'm Sonnens
) fhein Iih bins unD berbepsgen 3u iss
ben. ober leibsr Dolte feines unbeiBen.
Sic CAB Oesbalb nab einiger I3eit has
Jiihen auf uHo ~panoerte, aslodt ourn
I einsn biibihen pFa6, benz 0aIoe gu.
sic gin9 INNER peiter Dalbsin,
idmmelts 8drreniraut un0 fditige Bee
ren, big lie ihlisBIi9 in etniger @nt=
f~srHung 3rpsi ibpdr3e 3hieraen luitig
UNI einsn 9au iprinqen Iab.
Die 5bierhen Fiir iunse 5unbe BALI
tenb, REF bie Gleins aus: %, bic iii
zen tlsiRen 0ingerl Die muB i'd bas
benz @eln Elm 9ergnassn ruir6 6dg
feiRl" Mit oeien Wortsn lief lie ben
psrmsintlihen 5lnolein gu.
Ridt LANCE bopor Glie i6ren 0eq
ongetreten bate, bate aud Sacob
Seen, elm Run3ebnidbriger 9urihe,
u%ngefdbr oisIeIbs Rihiunq einaef9las
gen. @ls 6elfer unb 3isner auF BEN
2agsrpIab ungsItsat, mar er 0isIen
Weorgen binausgegdHgen, um trodeneg
$rennhoI3 81 Iammeln. Gr bate
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limb mar eben i'm 9egrifF, mad benz
1dgerplas 3urid3utebren, ols er bon
I gsringsr Gntfernung fer Bic Stimme
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9ss 6iHb6eni@ bieB es, un0 Oisien
Nortsn fol8te Elm leiiss 0uifen, mel
dies Der 8urihe als bos zines iungen
Barren erfannts.
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men aug Dem NdIOe b0ren. unoeidumt
lisB SacOb iein Gait fallen, elite, nur
eiHen i~arten Stod in Der 6dno ball
tend. Oem ainoe 8l uno bate Is nit
oer Frsisn linteH 6dno Ios6sn erariffen,
az eie acknowledgements aus BAN
@tbuIa itir3te. DER mutbiae 9urIre
ssrfesie Dem 3dubtbisr sinsn 6trben
Tag auf bic RaIs. Gs taumeIte uHo
6it1ubt 3uriid. Sdcob abr per-
smse niat. Dem btdGbten S6iere
ela5 duf S9ldg 81 nrieben, bis es
Der 9obs beruntert0lsrte uno per=
tt.
.ls oies gsTtsbsn mar, Bob er BE
rEte glis auf ben @rm uHb tru9
RAD eem QagsrplaB 3urid. Die
ois teiHs bon ihrsn beiSeu heis
1uar5sn 6Inonsn bate Iafen
g, fragte nnr: aSacOb. parum
Gu rem sroBsH 5uHb 10 asfhlas
5is eriannte srIt ipdtsr. DoB
gcit uber lie padte unS ne cur6 "a
fc5s oano runosrbdr e~rrsttst bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
5a6cenrdt6feC.

SIN 1 2 8 1T es gar I60n,
8ssRalJ mir germ ms 6rsie ssb'n.
8iel 1 2 8 4 boast man
glur III ben ndrmeren 9dnoern an.
0enH's ainolein ruIt 2,
90 eiIt bic SUITE gIei9 bsr6si.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

Ns itou poH ouseH BEN Giuerr.4 &
Berpdbrl0 ing mohts, 6r.zse III.
Sorhopn 3p0r cir bib6tu ms @or
.,u; aber e mast, Hn sch oogar
Ne 6sH3i sd iuten. SuI Saus fam
it ritt r. cher ais CT NanR ID
Saritn umitau bisIs. purSs er i6ro
}sp0br.
asty ey 6rauatt Die 8rauiproft
1trt sum cri.tsa glal da3uutuotr
penn niHt BE gtnsi aneia uno e.
fonaerH and zen 51antssnn.r
sona I%n.eruirth NIT Dem Sic Sens
an'ItiHsno io itit 8uiammenQefrot
leu per. rie bic 5~eriihugien itaneF
1sn SOilina5 Sin 0eifdgn be.
o5ottte Der Bauer NIT arcssm Der
lna5en, pis begSbaf. bic beioea baI
ltln lonnten; Damn siRa Ct. oatrlsi
2o1 mo- bamurmelno ms oea Sept
fntielro. 5u isirtn S0aoen 3urad
itcana iiA ami rem god uno fuhr
aapoH in Der Ri6tuu5 auf ieiRsH
eiseutn 5,oi.
Auianss ruBtt er nitt rt5t, mas
MIR Gin Seiiht sy MAIDEN FoQte
Damn aber 6eaann er gu I6munseIn
una einm0l iagte er Iaut opr fd
bin;
r3dbt t5unt / ia sum 9ieTtrI ron
Smmtlsoorf f0br'n ~ balls nur a
mueIsoorf uno q 9isisrl 90 sim
meisocTf qsbu that"
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ben Ssdu 3u Fi6ren. gQs sr I6on
in Der S0usihiy nano ponote er Th
nod einmal no ioase 3oaerno:
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. @fgn ri6t'S
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mdBi1 tlau5 Is. Nber finf Nlinuieu
ipdttr ginl Der @autr BOD in Sic
&u1e binU6er - er poIlte nur NAL
nadiaouen, p0s Is eigeRili4 sur nit
tag CAB.
IA fono bic Resl r. anqet6an nit
elmer bi~iiibenpeiBsu S6iir3e, oas Sc
iitt&eu gerotbet ron ser 6,rogIut6.
9or i6r olcr iano cine sroBe S3Hi
lei berrIiher. ruRoer. odmpitnoer
- ces @ouern 0ie6lin9sfpiie.
uuo Oon oem Mublid ~ Der an0ol
iopobl ME Der &ssl - puroe Jpn
gang peih um's 9er3.
.8esll"
Dds Nlao6en bate i'm nod gar
nlht mahrltnommen NIT eiuem
4uHdrei iubr Is berumJ.
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is DO 0ei Grnit nett a'ipen.
slt Is leio, noB ! iopuil Qrob Q'porn
ttr. 0irlii leio is Mrs. Sieabit.
ano arao bcuni mag / lon trauri9e
0tfdter net ieb9'n - neil mir 10
eppds Sd0nes paTirt IT,"
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20 SimmsIs6orf."
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YlunopinteI. User lie neinte nidt.
s. eraiulir redt IH0'", faQie re
vNber / m5ht bob ssng'n.
s3'peQen ~ neil - - - moan
/ muaB".
Der Bauer FAB lie immersu an.
lln0 sr bate nur ben einen @e0dna
Ten mas fir elm r~ieienbaftsr Sdafss
er bod geiptien mar. Sine, bic
10 ausIab 49, uno ioI6e 9n0ol Iodsn
tonnts uno Hi6t peinte ME Elm
SdloBbun5 -
aSa tpoaBt. Rest@. fpra6 CT lana
lam METER, obne auF Tire @inrs0e Ga
hos Is 30 mertpiiroi nit
man gaipru6. Gsi63it, eistntlt gibfs
udmIi oartoa Gimmelsoorf net; uno
mann mas redt bsoeHti, NADIA Idreibt
ne Dos Qielerl sigentIi 49, ia ei9entli
idretbt rs 8esl@
"a idrie bic 8esl auf. 1lnb Dor
Sdreden tonate iie nur fam
mem;
.UQiH - Wafl!"
Der Bauer dber t6at, mas Ct Dot
balhen Siuuoe 3lpti Anotre
batte tbun isben Ct nabm oas
in feline @rme uno bnTelte
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
2IIIerhamS 7tursweil.
CerhkbfR Erptrfmtn4

III IL III pttfMfHt.
Gerfto's GHtbeaung, he ben
aHseaHsspuHcte oislsr onSsrea Gnis
etdansen. gns unisr anbertm aud
Pc @rurblase Fix bic grHnblna
Ns sIatrii6sn SsIs1rapssn MIoa,
ssftsst oariH: ourtGrt Elm electric
lntr Girom siRsn Metausrobt.
er7nsi e cine in esr na5s angie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

Rem Serfeb. - Die In ben Iebs
ten Ea9en uiriirenoen @erlhie, edb
.Sr 4'rdfbent @rcper Gleoelanb in
fattpooS 6offnunaslos iraut am
U%tdgeni;ebs oarnisberlieae, perben
BON Gr1u @lsoelano emphattIm
oemenilrt. Sic erildrt, bah ST..
elsDelano Iio Iaugiom aber iiter BON
ielnem neutrliGen 9lnfdu bon 8erodus
un8sitorun9 erbolt. qr6I. Roaee
Don Der 6iri RationdI 9anf ocn 81 a.
n osquon F8oB iih, auf Dem !Sds
isneamm febeno, cine au9el ourh Sen
aopi uro feline 2sihe iDurbe Ipdtsr
in Nohsr auFgefunosn. Ills fem TpG
betannt puroe. oronetsn bic Bireetos
rem an, Die 9ant 81. lhliebm, uno eiRe
llnteTia6uHa IL isbt In @ange.
Rem Dort.-9sUaliiae 5huess
unb RfgeHltirmt baden IN Rem
0orl uao limgsbung am /. bis. Be-
irahtliG, S6aoen dn9eri6tet. Sm
pefli6sn 16sil oes Gtaaies laa Der
Sduee ftelenpeiie bis sa 10 Sol
tief. Sin isutr in Der 4it6diaen
Ylietbscaierue glo. ~ 6umboIOt Ctr.
eiaem Der oihtbeo0llrrthen Dtlritte
pom 8roottDH Derurfahte ben 1oo
ron 8 Berinnen. p0brtHo 4 anbere
lhDtTe 8etlebuuoeu erliiien. In
tinsm 3immer zines biaiasn qo9igs
bauiss IN Der @rscaiDi6 Ctr, Rem
Port, itHo 8 Staliensg. Die bort
i5trnahtet botien. an Qeudtqas er-
ltidt. 5n Der .@arneaie 5aa" in
Rem Port BELT am 2. BIS. bic nsae
(oedrfide) Observation-Disclosures"
ibren Staatseouoent ab uno FeIse
Deltaaien unb 5ieIberfrster far bic
ytaiioualconotniiou DieIsr 4artei, bic
ipdt IN sui ~ S6icaeo nattIiabsn
miro, ionic aud MISUNDERSTANDING
mdnner auf. Die EelsQdttn fit SEN
VatioHaIronosni erbielien lsine .Sns
ltraction, fn0 aber 3Dsifenos fit 80.
v. 6earH. Der ReD 9orter
Dihrittsannait 5gromg. eeasu BEN
cine untsriuhung fDegen amtliher
Bfiimtcerna9ldH iaitua I'M @ange TT,
iitB ith su BEN @etdubnig briueen,
bah er ned uiemols irgsnopslfs gsz
i6|uloi8un8en be3ialim gampagnebeis
lrdgen con &orporoiioaen ben @roh3es
ihnprgusu uaisr6rtitsts. ggi Der
peiierm lluieriuhung Der Wa6ens
idaitu bsr Metropolitan StrdBens
6dbn in Rsp port bgeusie gouis
&. Sultan. ber 10 5a6rs @gsnt oies
ier @sIfqihait mar. 6aB bieislbs IN
oisIer 2eit stp0 $4,000 fit cora
rupte 8psde D~erausaabts. Gr mdfte
audi 4asIaaeH. uetAe ben DihriftsdHs
matt 9grome IN uuaaRjtasm gidt srs
iheinsu laKen. - Die 6ttaHHte n EN-
. orttr Watsyiirma Golis1 anapp
& 50. mgtottt ibrSn BaHieroti an.
Hohbem gbas. gcfsr. ';n Meitsliso 6er
Jirma nn0 oud cine 9romiren5 in eu
8Itdfisneli. ith eFFhahsn bate.
.In Il t tea it bic utiea 6rn
4caosmp auss,5raHnt. 8erluf, $780,
600.
Gin grObsr 10 in3tus
flub mur6s in 2iFa, 9roD. grfsn.
e,natt. 4rbsiter ititbsn bsim gruu,
n%sagrabsn auf mebrsre @sfGbs. bic
nit Sob uno S%ilbsrmln5en gsfaat
.rGgtu. Sin 9bsil Der WiiR3sn
Fammt aus bsr 8eii oss Wenbsn.
Fiirfsn Saga bon 35puid@ uno
trlgi oui Der 9orosrisite Gin giloHiB
nit Der unisrihrift Sage uno auF
Der Ridlsits bos Sabr 1150. Gin pei.
tersr 1b,il esr Uliin3sn III polHifhsR
urlprun7s, 5ti ,iHsm oriitsn 2beil it
TT 6sriunft troB siftissr 5oriduns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
&at0iet Gde.
2sdt6rec.

Benn man in cine 0suti6s Sta6t
gin ein5i5 6aus nur iieai,
8ieia Miro oaruus, eb' mans seodtt
Gin 4bentaerbelo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

lie 70 bsy5baf, ME iid Die 9ergboier
@en3i uuo oer St1nllenHer pom
lIuierpirt9 ui9t ber3qoiter ssbufeIt
bdttsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

Rar cine sin3ige geRenHung si6i's fir
Rieie,
@ebtrga Sud uuo Stoff; i9 frags,
tennf 0u bieis2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

6ar aufI0iuns Der Obi5su 8itSisl it
folssnosr Brsis ansssiest:
Gin Gr8d6lunesba4.
Bst osrGusIooiuns Oss 9rsiies tonmen
nur loIas Seiusrbsr, bic ale BRET Rit6iel
rtatig aeI0t uno bic auiloinngtn bis sum
10. Daat 1898 siHssi2idt baden. in
betrahf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
anESIans Der Rit1isI III 90. 16.

Poit = 9srf - 9eitr - gtaae -
Sferieisrtage.
:.
Often, 5hiaer, 9rier, GiIsn. Rusbss
5abl, 9spa, Otern.
8.
Serge. 2io, Often, Sdmarid, Wlouos
gramm. 6 barfsitag.
8ihiige G0iungen erbaIten BON:
Mrs. 81. 9urtart.
Den Qreis srbielt hrs. 3. 8urtart.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
STRICKEN, ENDS LIFE
Members of Idle Painters Family
Asphyxiated by Gas.

New York, Feb 4.-kax sackman. n
painter out Of work. his wife Celia, and
their fourteen-mOnths-old daughter Rosie
were found dead in their rooms at $50
East Tenth street this afternoon. They
had been killed by Illuminating gas. and,
in the opinion Of Coroner Hamburger and
his physician, Or. Lehane, they had been
dead at least forty hours when found.
The Sackman's had three second-hoor
rooms, and had lived in them eleven
weeks. Two weeks after they took the fiat
at S11 month"; Sackman got out of work.
but he managed 20 pay the rent up TO
three weeks ago. Last week they had
little food. ON Saturday Tony JaTbaTinO.
the JanitOr, told Sackman that the land
lord had said that unless he paid the rent
he would have 20 get out.
Most OF Sunday. Sackman spent in the
rooms of Simon BernakOn, who lives on
the same floor in the rear. Bernakon
gave Sackman a few rolls and some
butter, and at 10 o'clock that night the
painter went 10 his own rooms. saying
that he hoped 10 get work on Monday.
No one saw Sackman alive after that
No note was left, and Coroner Har-
burger was puzzled 10 decide whether
Mrs. Sackman had agreed TO die with her
husband or Sackman had turned on the
gas after his wife and child had gone TO
sleep.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
STATE COURT WEARS ROBES.
Illinois Justices Insist Upon Observ-
ance of DecOrum.

Springfield, H.. Feb 4-Robes like
those worn by the justices Of the su-
preme Court at Washington were donned
to-day by members Of the Supreme Court
Of Illinois. The court also ordered that
lawyers addressing il must appear in
fTOCk coats
It has been customary for lawyers to
come to town with a handbag containing
a shirt, clean collar. and briefs. Any old
clothing was good enough in the presence
OF the highest court in Illinois It viii be
different now.
Lawyers must bring a wardrobe. and
the man who, attempts TO enter the room
In which the court is to hold its session
IN the magnificent new temple dedicated
to-day must leave behind him his red
necktie, cream-colored trousers. yellow
shoes. and red vest. else he viii not get
into the sacred precincts.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
FISH PREPARES FIGURES.
shows Hartman RaiSeh Roads on
Grating Expenses.

Chicago. Feb. 4-Stuyvesant Fish
has prepared a statement of the earn
ings and expenses of the Illinois Cen
traI and Chicago and Alton roads be-
tween the years 1898 and 1906, the for
mer road being at that time under his
management and the latter road under
Harriman's control
According to his figures. there was
an increase of 1882 per cent in the
operating expenses Of the Illinois Cen
tral Central while the increase on the
Alton was 111.20 per cent; Illinois Cen
tral not receipts increased 1916 per
cent, while the Alton increase was
I1.22 per cent, and the net income on
the Illinois Central increased 69.34 per
cent. while it increased 3ZS9 per cent
on the Alton
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05

man, bad time to prevent the crash. The
car struck the rear end 0f the carriage,
taking Off "A wheel and iammiHg the
wreck against the pillar. Cavanaugh was
thrown TO the pavement and Mr.. and Mrs
Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt were pinned
beneath the debris Of the vehicle.
The horses broke from the carriage and
raced north. Policeman Frank Mcdonald
grabbed at the trailing reins. but missed
them. and as the horses slowed up 10
dodge d car he caught one Of them by the
bit
The policeman was dragged half a block
and his clothes badly torn before he
brought tie animals Go a stop. None Of
the Roosevelts was injured and they
scrambled TO their feet as soon as the
weight of the wreaksse was lifted from
them and walked on over to the theater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
THANKED BY ROOSEVELT.
Thomas p. Ballard Expresses PresI-
dents Idea,

Cleveland, Feb. Am reply to a letter
written by Thomas 2. Ballard, of this
city, 10 President Roosevelt, congratu-
lating him on his recent message to Con-
gress, the President wrote as follows
Il thank you for your letter of the 1st
You have expressed my thoughts better
than I did for. as YOU say, what we have
to strive to do is TO save the country on
the one hand from the anarchy which
follows greed and graft and on the other
from the anarchy which follows want
and hate. With high regards, believe me,
sincerely yours.
white House February J. 1908"
(Signed) THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
FIREMEN FALL WITH FLOORS.
Twenty Men Buried Unter Debris.
One May Re Dead.


New York, Feb 4-Twenty fremen.
eleven Of whom were injured and re-
moved 90 the hospital. were buried under
two falling floors in the fve-story build
ms al % and a. Worth street. which was
gutted by fire to-day. The men had been
ordered into the building long after the
hre was under control to wash down and
open up, and they were hardly az work
when the second and third floors gave
way. and all hands were precipitated to
the ground hoor and buried under piles
Of debris.
The report Of the crash as tie noors
collapsed resoundcd above the putting o.
the engines and dremen dropped their
pipe lines and dashed into the building 10
rescue their comrades.
Nineteen men were taken out alive and
one fireman, a youngster named Thomas
?. EglntOn. who Joined Truck Company
No, 10 six months ago. is believed 10
have been pinned under a big safe that
was carried from the third floor TO half
way between the ground floor and the
cellar.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
HEROIC RESCUE AT SEA.
ThiFty-scVen saved from Burning
Steamer by Liner Cymric,

BOSTON. Feb. 4-The White star liner
Cymric, carrying the rescued crew Of the
burned steamer St Cuthbert, was re-
ported this afternoon $50 miles off Bos-
ton light.
At her present rate she will arrive in
the bay about 8 .. m. and dock shortly
after midnight The White Star agency
here has received no word concerning the
details of the St Cuthbert disaster.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
MISS HARTMAN IN HOSPITAL.
Wagnate's Daughter Treated in BAL
timOre for Ear Trouble.

Baltimore, Feb. Miss Carol Harri-
man, daughter of Z. H. Hartman, who
for several years has been a pupil at St.
Timothy's School, at Catonsvlle, is un-
der treatment at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital and is being attended by DR.. ]. NJ.
Y, Fihney and Dr. Hiram Woods.
Miss Hartman has been suffering Sc
verely from ear trouble, and it was
deemed advisable to take her 90 the hos
pital Her mother came on from New
York and is at present in Baltimore. It
was said this afternoon that Miss Har-
riman was getting along nicely.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
IOCAI.

Army Officers Wife in Runaway.
Memorial Services for DR. Stafford.
Gives orders to Navy Yard,
5-HawaiIns Given Dinner at Raleigh
S-lllinoIs Association in Reunion
Choir Whistles at Church Revival.
VIII Honor ZebUIOn n. Pike
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
THREE PERISH IN CRASH.
Old Dominion Liner Runs Down
ScbDOBer in storm.

SchPoner i'm Storm.
New York. Feb. 4-Plunging through
white tipped swells in the face Of a piping
and frosty northwester, the Old Domin-
ion liner jefferson, in last night from
Norfolk, cut down the old three-master
centerboard schooner Emelie Z. B.rdsau
three hours before sunrise to-day off the
upper Virginia coast
Mate Herbert NJ Robinson, of Machias-
port Me, and two Of the crew of the
schooner lost their lives. Capt Joseph
L. Rietta and the three other SURVIVORS
owe their salvation largely TO the per-
sistent pluck of Second officer Frederick
Bange, of the jefferson. who spent more
than an hour in the freezing sea and on
the maintop of the half-submerged stern.
The Jefferson was in charge of the sec
ond officer, who frankly declares he did
not see the schooner until he was so
close aboard 1t was impossible % avoid
collision.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-05
DEMANDS STOESsEL'S DEATH.
Crown Prosecutor of Russia Winds
I'D Court Martial.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 4-The crown pres
ecutor, In winding up the court martial
of Gen. Stoessel and others on trial for
the surrender Of Port Arthur. demanded
that Gen. StOessel, Reuss, and Fock be
sentenced to death. and that Gen. Smir-
nof be sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment in a fortress.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland-S Snow and warmer
to-day. Tomorrow, snow or rain;
increasing northeast to east winds.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

bryan FIays wall Street Gamblers.
1-Roosevelt's Cousin Ia Runaway.
1-Brookiyu Banker Emdes Detectives.
Preparing for Royal Funeral,
3-Bdttle Fleet Crew Enjoys Life
New York Woman Iuvents Air Ship.
5-Charity Ball i'm New York
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POMP TO ATTEND
ROYAL OBSBQUIES
Great Ceremonial Is Planned
for ASSaSSinS' Victims.
MORE CABINET CHANGES
Speculation Over PretendeP'S
Departure from Rome.

Ex-Primc Minister Franco Denies
Responsibility for Assassination of
PortugaFs King aud Crown Prince.
accused by His Queen-Tribute 20
cialist Sympathy with Movement.
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MINERS OBJECT TO ORDER.
Company Employees BaIk
AZ SmOkeiess Powder.

n sIH0htIVHs FUWUtFs
PittsbuTg, Feb 4-Miners in the mines
Of the Pittsburg Coal Company Of You
ghiogheny Valley are on strike because Of
an order TO use smokeless powder. Fully
1900 men are affected. The miners charge
cOllusiOn between the State mine inspec-
tors and coal companies in forcing the
use OF smOkeless powder. The coal COM
pany and inspectors insist that the order
is a safety measure 10 protect the lives OF
miners
The miners claim that smokeIess pow
der tears the coal TO pieces so that
larger percentage goes through the. screen
when being loaded into cars. They do
not get paid for coal that passes through
the screen.
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Former GOV. snrague Ill

Providence, R. l., Feb 4.-Forner Gov.
William Sprague is very fiji at his home
near Narragansett Pier. The governor is
in his seventeen year. and recovery IS
uncertain.
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GAMBLERS FLAYED
IN BRYAN'S SPEECH
Thou Shalt Not Steal" Is
Nebraskan'S Text.
LARCENY IS CONDEMNED
Makes No Distinction Between
RObber and Rich Man.

Declares 1t just as Wrong for Cor
pOTatiOns, Aided by Law, TO Tn
lawfully Acquire Money as for
Hishwaymen TO Hold Up Lone Cit
izen-LegisIation often Used IN
Further Improper Schemes.
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BANKER is MISSING
Under $4,000 Bond and Be-
lieyed to Be i'll Europe.
FOILS A SUBPOENA SERVER
Arthur ID. Campbell Object OF Search
on Part of BROOKLYN POIice-EIudes
Service at the DOcks-DetectiVe
Reports Lack of Success to the Dis
trict Attorneys Office,

New York, Feb. 4-The representatives
Of a Brooklyn detective agency who have
been trying 10 serve a subpoena on Ar
thur D. Campbell former cashier Of the
Borough Bank Of Brooklyn. reported to-
night that SIR Campbell left the city yes
terday on the Clyde Line steamer Com
anche under a name not his own. ac-
companied by his wife.
Assistant District Attorney Elder, who
has been conducting the Brooklyn bank
cases, said to-night he would make
thorough inquiry tomorrow 10 ind out
why a man under $20,o15 bail, whose trial
was likely to come up at any time, should
leave the city without notifying the dis
trict attorneys Office.
Referee Gets Subpoena.
Some days ago Walter Shaw Brewster,
the referee who has been inquiring into
the conduct Of the officers and directors
Of the Borough Bank, secured subpoenas
in the Supreme Court for many persons
connected with the bank. Among them
was Campbell A detective has been
watching the house at 40 Hancock street.
Brooklyn. where Campbell lived with his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Denton. for
some days. but saw nothing Of Campbell
The detective reported tonight that he
saw M and Mrs Denton leave the
house, followed some time later by
man he recognized as Campbell.
Follows To New York.
The detective said he followed Campbell
to New York and stayed with HIN when
he boarded the steamer Comanche. Then
ne handed over the subpoena. and. ac-
cordlng to his report the man ne believed
was Campbell declared that he was some
body else, and threw the subpoena in
the river.
The detective said that the man was
Joined soon afterward by a woman he
believed TO be Mrs. Campbell, and that
Just before the boat sailed Mr. and Mrs
Denton hurried up 10 the pier and waved
the couple good-by. Mr. CampbeIrs name
was not on the ships passenger list, the
detective said.
At CampbeITs home it was denied to-
night that he had sailed away. although
it was admitted that he was out of the
city. Mrs. Campbell was not there either,
it was said.
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Japanese Art Sale at SIoan's

The sale of japanese Art Goods from
the jamestown Exposition opens at
Sloans. 1867 G St. to-day at II a. m and
3 p. m. Rooms comfortable. and seats
provided. Catalogues on application.