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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

in 6oIgc ciucr @oacrpIoiion. Nton
QIoltbt, ooB 10 N}cnidlcL groBten-
thcila oclltihc Nlliudrtcr, inter ocn
Grijmmcrn licQcu. @ia M}ittog ma
rem S EoOtc uu0 20 &crIcbtc inter
0cn Griimmcrn bcrporQcboIt.
Ole &crmltbung, ooB cine Cos
GrpIoitou ooa lln9liid D%cruriod)tc,
bCitGtilt iid uidJt. Go2 Alt&grabCn
zines 6uu0umcnt9 iilr Elm ncuca &c
bal0c nebenun bate Die Gcucmcut
BAUER gcid)mdMt uno broMtc Tie gum
Ginitur3.
&otcrfricG I'M @ongc.
&ipCrpooL &. Npril. - IS Der.
lmltct, 0oB Die Nc0uttioncu ser 3lpl-
idcloCdarutcn uti Den 5lpiid)cn Dent
W}ittcQdnoiitcn Yiccrc mo ocn Ser.
Stontcn pcrfChrcu0cn 9ompicrn be
rcita BON elmer Der i%ilbrcn0cn britt.
idCu &inicn nuiAcnommcn mor0cn
iii ml0 DAB otocrc &inicn ibr iolgCl
mcrOcu. IS miro oltd] bcriftct, oob
Ole noroatlontiihcn &inicn Den &or-
id)lug %pcrluoricn bobcn, 6ilbglar0,
cinCn Sccboicn in Molca, ais Nll.
lollfcboicn noh &rIon0 III bcniibcn.
Wi cGrudCn in Sri il iunid 4.
GGriitioni a, &. Npril. - Scans,
Ter WtcGrodcn Don Der RcmsYort
llniucriitot bat bier ont Somitag Dor
nCr lluipcrijtGt bon GbriItiunin cine
&orlCilmg QCboItcn. @ci cinenr ihml
5l Gbrcn OCrauitultctCn NunfCtt ma
rem Der Hcttor Der ltnipcriitdt, Der
omcrifoniidc @ciun0tc, &crbcrt s..
2. 4circc, iomic uicIc Eroicllorcn
un0 @clchrtc omucicn0. Is lUuroctt
bcQciitcrtc Gc0cn gcboltc1 mo Die
&crlihcrlm0cn 0Ca 4CgcnlcttlQcl CIT.
ten @iQcua mo Der 6rcunoidolt
ullaqctnlld)t.
Gbilt'3 SulpCtcrcrport.
Nulporuio, g., NpriI. - Ger
Sulpctcrcrport ans Gbili belief lid
luGbrcno oc9 W}ouot2 WiGr5 oli 536,.
300 Gcntncr nod ocn Scr. Stootcn,
212t,1O0 Gcutncr nod europa mo
! 1GI5O0 GCntncr nod) mOcrcn Gan
&c., LI.-,..g II. s.,S,. 900 lnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

lit o%egcnuGrti0 III Soleoo, 8, Gin
Yuitihiif aus EriootmitteIn i'm &nll
bcariiicn ltn0 0oiielbe miro 'ofort
nad ieincr Spllenbung, mobrItein'
lif i'm Woi, pon elmer aus 6lottcn.
Siii5icrcn bcitcbcnOcn Gonmii'ion in
@oibington probirt mcrocn.
Strcitfrogcn NIT Gonaoa.
Sn Den llnterbnnOlungm 5pilden
Stuataicfrct0r Hoot utb Dem britt
id)cn 9otid)aiter 9rice lpe9en Abs
ihlliie3 non %crtrdgen, iuclde Die
@runolagc Ser GrIcoiglung Der per
id,icbencn Strcitiragen bilocn lolel,,
Oie lett Ginger 3cit 5lpilfcn ocn Ger.
Stootcn uno Canada id)pcben, IinO
ouiheincno CUTE Sortlhritte gentad)t
morben, melde cs nnbridcinlif ma.
dell. oaB mebrerc 0erartige Tertrdge
bcnt Stnat nod III Der gegenpdrtigelt
Sciiiun Oea Gongrciies sur Gatiiifa.
ton ullterbrcitet pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
Nc9cr=M nfrnbr in NnonIta.

Iugul it q, ga, 6. ?(pril. - Gle
Eoli5circierpc mtbtc bclltc IN Gicnlt
9cltellt mer0en nm cincn Nr9cr -glui.
rllbr al Der SmiNgs- unO Charles
StrnBc 81 untcroriiden. Gin Ncgcr,
Nan1cns Dad 6rperS, m1roc oltrd)
Sdiilie Scr Eoli5ci t00tlid) pcrluirl.
oct.
Sn Dem gr0BtcntbeilS bon 9fegcrn
b%epobntcn StoOttbcile mar cine groBe
SdlGGerci olla0cbroderl, mo ais iid)
sic Eoli5ei cinmiid)tc, linl Nube ST
itiftcn, menoetcn lid Die Shmor5cn
mic cin Marm gegen 0~icielben.
6rpcrs bate cincn Hepolper gc5cgcn,
nm einet Eoltjiitcn niebcr5lIfnoIlen,
ais cr lelblt Encouragement murOc.
Gle Infunit Scr Neierpcn mud)tc Dem
&uoou ein GnOc. Seine Grncucrlng
Scr Gubcltorlntg miro beiiir6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
Ct stGaigcr Sd,lni.

SOS Nnacles, Sal, 6. Ndril.
-6rou 9eulub &apfinS bat leBt 81
Gage in cincm ihloi1bnlihen 3u-
itnnOc %5ugcbrott, mo Gr5tli6c allnit
bat iif O%crgcbcns bcnliibt, Die Fa-
ticrtin sim 9cpubtiein 5llriif SIT
bringcn. Ger5eit iino feinc Nigel
den u%orbanoen, ooB Die aronfc III
rGd)itcr 3eit mlfruadcn miro, unO ibr
3uitono miro iiir nabe5u boiInun88-
los gcbolten. Seit lbrcr l(ebcrfilb-
ritng III 0oS Soipitol bat Die Sronfe
boS uerIorcne &orpPrgenift bis aui
Orei Eluno luieoer gelponnen. Mon
glollbt, onb 6rau &opfinS 5lnpeilen
bel 9cnuBtiein lit, uno ein bGiliiae2
3ittern ibrer g%ugenliber iheint Oil.
%5uOellicn, ooB Die Eaticntin id, be.
miibt, ben ltnrrframpfabnlid,cn 81.
ltono at iiberminoer. Die Acr5tc be-
5eihnen hire aranfbeit oils fataIep.
tide 9eiiteSit0rlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
@OmpcrS' Offenc SpradJc.
Irbcitcr forocrn ibrc Ncdtc unO mcr.
Sen olti ocuiclbcu bcitcbcn.

49,
@ofGiugton, :. s., 6. NpriI.
- Sanrlcl @ompCrS, Scr ErdIt0cnt
ser n9mcricnn Icocration Of 2obor, "
bat Dor cincm Cubs omitc OcS BE
Observation-Disclosures, Dor 0cm 0o2
Scpburn'i6e ENHANCEMENT 5ltnl Nntl-
SrllitNciCB olli Scr TnQcSor0mtlA
ItonO, gar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gln1c-
ItGllouiiic QCmadt. Gr Crtl0rtc, oaB
Die &(rbcitcr 0c$ 2Qnoca nid)t Idn8c
mcbr olti @cmGbrrnA ibrcr glttcn
9icd)tc lpartcn milr0cn. Sic Nrbcitcr
perIungten sic gcicblid]c Nncrfcmltng
ibrCS Hed)teS ulti Strife un0 Boycott
unO miir0cIl, falls ihncn Oic5 nid)t
fIipp nn0 flor 3ll1eIton0en milroc,
Observation-Disclosures griinocn mo
iid) ortrd) 9cbcinc Gioc an cilanOcr
ihIicBcn, Inn ibrc 3lucdc ST crrcidcll.
Die m~citNcbclOe @%rfl0ruuG oca
Srn. @onpcr8 crfoIgtc, ais GborlcS
6. 2ittlciieI0, ser &oriibcr oca &C
n%onnten Gon9rcb . Gomitc'3, boz
Mid sic GntidciOung Scr @crid)tc
%citirtc, nod ser Nrbcitcr llniouen
cbcnloQS mtcr Die @eltilunnln1cn
rcS Sbcrmnn'idcn Nnti Srllt-Siu
iollcn.
@omperS mica oornui bin Dab Die
oirrtbiimlihc" Gntideiorn0 ocn 30.
iGhrigcn aornpi Scr Nrbcit pcrAcblid)
mod)cn miir6c, mo rici orobcn0:
Sic Nrbcitcr . Srgoniiutioncn bic
les 9anoc& mnrcn IN goll5 bcrOorra.
gender Nciic @cmobrcr Oc3 Silent.
Iid]cn Gricocna mo pollcn Dies olld)
in 3utlmit blcibcn. Gic Nntitruit-
@cicBgcbum9 III ibrcr Nlt1lcAlm8
ourd) Sen bod)ltcn @criftSboi miir0c
sic quite Suhc Der Arbcitcr o1li 80
Sabre 5%ltriltlucrfcn. IS blclbt inns
MIR Die g8obl Suiidcn 5wci Gin9cn
- ocm @cicb mo ser &nOuItric 0cS
@onoca. @cnn cincS acbcn mtB, sic
,Snouitric fam uibt gcben. 0os sc.
icB mlb gcdnocrt oocr Nbgcldoiit
mcrocn. Die Nrbcitcr fonrcn nid,t
lGu9er morten. Die 9trbcit miro Sic
uno Sire Narteicn fir Die 6olget
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

@u0npcit. 6. NpriI. - Tte itlt'
9nriidle Srtld)oit Elteltopom lit noi,
clner SelierSbrunit perbeert moroen.
Die IL @eboite nit @obnbdiiicrn mo
allen NebcngcbGuOen e%in9e0ld)erf
bat. Ser grono griif nit rolenoec
Gle nm lid uno Die @utb oes Gle
nlellts lpllrbe nod ourd) eincn id)or-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

NngcItcltc Oco am%crifnniidJcn Son.
InlntS IN WufOcn %mikbnnoClt,

GicQcidt cine nclc 0iplomotildc
%GontroOcric 5wii6cn 3opon uto
Sen Ser. Stootcn. - Giuc 9c,
oinauna iiir Sen oncrifoniitcn
6Iottcnbciud in GGeioo. - Rui-
iiidc Gllmo cr5min9t sic GntIoi
lung cinc5 Miuiitcra. - 6umi.
licnrot5 i'm italicniidcn aonigS-
@oIoit. &erIoblma oca Scr.
5og3 ser N6rlr55cn nit aotbcrinc
GIfins ioa bciprodcu pcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

H)'ANltNItulCIl ~pIulllllI
tel lporell, 5umol ioIt oQc @ulttcn
NIT Strob o0cr g6inocln ococd,
mnrcll, mohtloS. Qo9 Glcn0 Der in
Der SoIte Gboodloieu lit groB.
Gcnt d. cr 8olf&toQin9 01-
men.
Mten 6. Npril. - PIN ~. Mprit
lInoct III GGcr in @06mcn Elm oellt
ldcr ToltStoa Itott, oltf mcIhcm bic
Spruhentroge sur Gr0rtcrlml
tonmt, Die neterOinQa oic @cmiitbcr
idorfcr Ocrn je crbibt mo Ourd) 0cn
NnIturm Ser G5cdcn ae0cn oie Gcut.
ld)cn im Hcihsrotb eiuc &riiia Der
al~tfbeldlporcn bot. SQmmtlifc
0cutld)z b0bmiidcn Nbgcoronctrn 0e9
Ncldarotba un0 0cS b0buiihcn
&onotogca nCbmcn an ocn &crbon0.
lltn0cr Oca oclltidcn &plfatoQa
(bcil, nm iibcr 0ie Nultlng ser
Gclttldcn ldlitiii0 5lt mcrocrL 0cncr,
QcNcniIbcr Fremicrminiitcr Grbr. H..
@cd I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oc3
NciASratba ictt iclbit ciuQcr6lmt
bat, Dab Die 0e0cnpGrtiQru 3uitGnoc
III %obncn umcrtr00lit icicn mno
ltnnloaIld) f%ort6uucrn f0nntcn.
Ga Der Ercmicr porlGlliiQ sic Itrci
tcnOcn Eortcicu INN @oiiunrrbc cr,
illd)t bat, bis Die Hcaicrln0 bic BET
ocrlciti0cu 9cidmerocn ulo 6oroes
rlttgcn gepriift babe, mo ga CT Ter.
her pcrIprodcn bot, 0ub Die Ncgic.
rltllg Dem Fnrlomcnt III ndd)itcr 3Cit
enc llClc SprnhCnucror6uun0 Dor
lcgcn lucrOc, 0iirfte alti oCm 0Cutid)cn
ToIf9to0 nltd) 0n9 FroQrumm 0c0cn-
ilbcr Cen Gon5eiiioncn icitpeIcgt mcr-
Den, Die mon BON scr NcQiCrln0 cr.
lpartet o0er olii 0cneu man 5lt bette.
ben g%cionncn lit.
Die c5cd)ilhe Oppoiitiou Qc0cn ocn
Nltltt5nttniItcr Or. &lcin, 0aa cicd)i
ihc &crbnltcn in Der Nihtcriruge
mo Oic c3cdii6c Irohlm0 Der Wi
niitcrfriic limo Ole Sollptpunftc, ole
SIT Der Grortcrltn9 ser Spro6cn,
iro9c Den NintcrGr1llto bilocn.
SolIt ot ICGnt a6.
petersburg, 6. Npril. - &li
cinrm an Oo9 SoIitoi- @%cburt2toQ3.
Gomitc 0Crihtcten Nricic bat @rof
eco Solltoi icincr McrthihGBlunG
Ger inn 5llQcOod)ten GbrunQcn Nus.
nrld Qcgcbcn, id)lirBlih obcr Ood)
lbre Nnrobma obgclobnt. Sn 6olgc
oopon bat Oo9 Gomitc icinc &orbcrci
tlunQcn iiir Ole @cburtato0sicicr Cill
Qeltcut.
amy fc in & Dina.
@pngtoHM GbiHo. g. @lpril. -
Vel Wltm Gboma III ser Grouin;
S0nnii, mcbrcrc nSln0crt N}cilen pnn
Ectlng iin0 nclle llnrllbcn ulr9aebro-
d)cl. Nicr cinbctroiicncn Nud,rid
ten 5lllolgc bat eit 5pciiGNiQca Sc
tcdjt 5lpiIhen Oen Observation-Disclosures
uno ocn &%niurgcnten Itattgcium0cn.
Ter &f bIicb icood) m%Cntihieoen.
Nm Der poniihe en- 81 ii itc
gcltran0et.
Gcuto a, 6. glpril. - Sin GROCER
Compiler, Sen mon iiir cincn mad,
}(mcrifo bcitimmtcn 9oiiugicroonr.
pier BAIT, lit bel Ioriia, ser iiiolih.
Itcn Spibc Don Spanicn, gcitronoct.
Son Gibraltar lit Sem %Ncitrnuoctct
Sfiiic SiiIic Neion6t ipor0cn.
&ur5e @obclbcpcihc
@rof mo @r0iin S5cd)cnui,
Gcb. %anOcrbiIt, iino pon NuOnpeit
nuf Dem ShIoB oeS @rnicu Or.
nle5oc, ob9crctit mo 0iiritCn inn Miai
lpicOcr nod) Ycit fontmen.
- Ger 0Gniid)c SinonSminiitcr
@ilbeIm 2oiicn lit 0citern ir aopcn-
bogcn al cilcm Mogcnlci0cn gcItor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
&eicn reoct.
Scr ruiiiIdJc %Otid)aitcr iibcr bic
sadla9c in Der Manoidnrci.

Wrnan's in Ser 9um~ocaboupt-
itu0t. Gin @rups ul0 elm
GoDnion @ollptQllorttcr eroif-
net. - @lttc 9lll%lid)tcn aui @ic-
Ocroui6liibcn 0ca 6onocIS unO
@an0clS int Siiocr. - Slrnge
IIottcn-O fii5icre icbncn iid nad
%llitiobrtcn. - Sin NcronNltcn.
Corps iiir sic 6lottc.
MuibinQton, .. g., 6. Npril.
- Baron Hoicn, Der bieliAc &otl6ais
Ter RuBlono's, hat Cincm Scrid)t
critattcr ser oNiiociirten Yrciic" &c.
acniibcr, mcldcr i'm nm cine be-
itimmtc Nlgabc ilbcr bic Stcaltng
Rublano's in Der WonOi6urci, I'M
Nin6lid alli bic ncltcitcn Gntmidc-
E.,,,,, :, A,rs;r 6,4 w.fr2r. ,,,
>u%Ga,, -, I.,,4 or;h;o,r,
-, m;aE,s ;nno;Itnnr6 Wi4+5 r;c,c
Ji,(n, >or wnrit;f M,,fL,,h,s IN,
Cricnt ierncr, id9te Der @otihu'ter,
ran. Na;rn,. =, Sar mn,h;hIrc; !,
, ;,.no, ,nnr nnr,t,it,n
WM,,i,T, s.. n;,,,;,o. 5,,,,x -; S;n M
.,htMnn>r,n -, C,,, 49,,
,,,n >Ha nr,inoh4orE,n ,,,,, ;o;,,or =;
",,' m,A, ,,ptnn Gaunto aor
t$, ,ns> n;n w;(o,n nor irorn5.
uo,;o,r M. Eh;,,
,,nI >n 60 :, o;niS
, 5a;nn, 1nr$i;ontGhtn A..
"T =, ,,"f4n. ;,,>;rof. Earhr,ntn+
m,.ho n,M nnn, ,,,or;f,r;;hon o.,
j,,r =, n,,b;n "a; ,,or[,,,,t m,rho,,
s , r.ol Sa,
r,n "} ,ES,>o, nnnIM.i;o t3,n,
.",.''pi'
GSft$ra, nannn -,
m,,nn> ;aiE5. o;no, mo,om,E,.;rr
=, pic, t.to =, nyro s;;onsa.
.t;,,,> m,n, n;n >or,r;,o. wo,.,
:, W,,, >a,, ,,or;f,,,;
a, ,.,r
Wn,,or &tro,
~;
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,,n Tc[>rnnrr n,ntIn ;h,,, h;o Snn,n,
""ra 1872 .2'' m,
t;,a hni;nn aaniA,n hnhn,
t",,,, ;o. ~, n,4,m,,t;or ",tor
Scr ocitn,, no, mid,arN Ncon,i;h
49,. w~hir,Son,h{, nrSiinot S,h =,
,,,;r ,r,Snri;friH ror,;hcrt ,,irN >ic,
icr ghr;tt ,h,,c ,Ge5 5,,tb,r >n.
m;Ators ;n,6n ,,4,,,, n,,rnn, T;n
m;|>,,, ,n Wv,m leak. vn> o;,,nr
oi,, Ne, Mr,n.NG,L. - ,rn;dIf,0.
-, To,.fo
>oH,r h,r,fr,+;iAo 0,,r,ro, Mo.
rrSicn4,,4 ms ;n,,. =, oon;h;r,4,n
mn;[omno N,rrcin,nno,,4 honnfrot;
;dnr 3~,;4vn,nn nrh;ort ,n5tnr, ,,o,.
c,o,S,I TJi,orn~ mr;o, ~, ~,
;,r,rc;ho. womnbrct ,,,. >ona,mnt
o,,rti,~ roIhn. h;n Ir,nrSn ho.
Mnumrrnc,,ra [,hr o( %,bn;,r nor
m;nroi,,r ;Tr,n crr;h,St h,hcr
Mrto moimSit mmxf;A
+cn ~ Tnn
Wr3,inort ~ ~ Sir(on ,o, >o,.
cn,+born mrhr n,n[4n,. rc;A(;A,
MoIn,nnho;t ,nhnht ,,4 ;;h E;n;;ht
!, S;n m,rhSIt,;i;n :, ,nr,h Esq.,,
rn,.>, ,:o. ,,nin,, $50 -. HEn. 81,
,r;t$i4Gdo U,,n -, $50 no,,ro
,,S r,,;>orto :, o,,o -, -,
81; ~, o;,,n oa;nnorfoGr sn, M,,;,,n
,;,St ,r;,>,;tnn. :, ,%r;,;, viz ~,
W,r>n, ~. a. a;t,,tn sa;s,>a,
~, =, n;,or ,oirn,non mnri,u,n,S ,,nh
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Sd6n- Gpclpn's Sdcibnngsflnac.

Ncm Oorf, 6. Ipril. - I'm
11.30 ltbr bette Sormittag reid)te
Gpclpn Ncsbit Sbom bllrd) ibren per-
lonlidlen slnpolt Ganiel S'Heinp
pr Hihtcr 3enOrid in Ser jlpeiten
Ibtbeilultg 0cS SuprenlgeridtS cine
&lage oui Nnnulirnng ibrer Gbc nit
&nrrp aenonl (bam ein, olti oen
8runo bir, DAB er sur Belt Ser Gin-
gcbllng ser Che irrlinnig gepelen Iei.
-Sn Bottom. Mnii., lit i'm bolnoo-
patbiid)en 6olpital Der Eaitor emer
Sr. GOnaro Abbott ats Cambridge,
eiu 9riber Oes Or. 2pn1an abbott
in 9rooflurl. i'm gllter Don 81 Sabren
geItorbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
Spiritnoicn . 2iccns : gpplifutiOnen.

9iitc Ir. M.
SpirituuicsHtceu sglppliiutioucu.
YlIean Der SplrItnUl ensGiten5so uniunthare,
Simmer Gr. 800, @cridte'Sebnnoe.
anen .. pu,uaro, SluI,UeHt.
9jcrnaro sSlcleutelo,
epWaro \. SraCcp.
Gumntfdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

bic nndgennnnten Yerionen bdben BetitioneII
fir cine 0nDciail 4. spirituuien : Slecn5 oont /.
atui 1905 c,ugcrci6t, ole an 1ienitag, oen Il.
tbilItd aeSoacn neroen. 9roieiie miilien Dor u
iInr U.tilage am Samitag, is. gprtI 1905,
eluecreidDt IeiH, uro 6ormulare tbnneT, tuelltl
gclpilnf6t auf 9rlubeu III otelem Tnreau CT
Iuugt pereen.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-13
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

In the suffocating heat of the little
court room. crowded to it's utmost linn
it, the case of the State of Colorado
versus Steve Adams dragged wearily
along this afternoon.
And vet. withal. good progress was
made. and the case for the defense
may be completed this afternoon, and
certainly will be all in tomorrow.
The examination by Judge Hilton of
the various witnesses was brief; by
Mr.. HogE. in attacking their veracity,
consumed considerable time. as was
natural. Some of the witnesses-as
pearance. while others--as Jack Grif-
fen-did most excellently
When court convened after the noon
recess William Miller's cross examina-
| tion was continued by Mr.. Hogg. the
attorney endeavoring to trace the wit
ness movements for the purpose OF
testing his memory. The witness
however. gave but little satisfaction
his replies generally being quite in
definite.
| Did you think of Steve Adams al
all during this time?" inquired Mr.
Hogg.
"oh. sometimes" said the witness
when was it you heard of Steve
Adams being connected with the Col.
Inns murder?"
Il don't just remember
Where We're your
| "At Dumont, Colo.
When We're you summoned as a wit
ness in this case?"
Monday. week ago"
When did you reach Grand juno,
tion?"
sunday. a week ago"
who told you to come to Crane
Junction."
"a man named Mills wrote to m,
and told me to go to the Western
Federation headquarters in Denver.
was at Dumont when l got the letter
Mr. Mills told me to come to Crane
Junction. and gave me my transporta.
ton. 1 didn't talk much about the cas-,
with him.
Monday met Price and Jack Grit
fen here in Grand Junction."
4 when did you first see any of the
attorneys for the defendant?" asked
Mr.. Hogg.
Monday. at the LaHarpe. when Mr.
| Hilton came there"
who was present when you had
your first interview with the attor.
ueys"
No one. 1 talked with him alone
Did you know Arthur Baston?"
| Yes"
How long had you known him -
He was there when l came there
DO you know where he was living o.
AT the same place / was"
Did you know he was appointed a
guard the night of the murder?"
NO. sir
when did you go TO bed that
night?"
About 12. I think"
This finished Miller's examination.
and he was excused. Walter Hull next
being called.
Hull lives now in Englewood. sub
urb of Denver. where he is building
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,nnd selling houses.

lrnnd selling houses.
| He said in Telluride he was paint
er and paperhanger and had been in
the town about three months at the
times of the Collins murder. He board
7 ed at Mrs. Meenan's. The night of the
murder he had supper at $3.50, and be-
tween and o'clock went down
town. When he left, there were at
the boarding house Mrs. Meenan. Price.
Noyer. Griffin. Miller, Tyner and Ad-
ans. The ladies We're doing up the
dishes. Price, Adams. Meyer and Mil
Ter were having a game of cards.
Between . and 10 o'clock" he said
Il came back and the four men were
still playing cards. AS 1 came in
told them Collins had been shot.
heard this news at Wharton's saloon.
about $3.50 o'clock. l Judge. l knew
nothing about the particulars of the
killing.
"One of those present asked me how
it had happened, and 1 said l knew no.
thing about it. l knew Adams we'll.
and never gun in his posses
sion"
Mr.. Hogg then took the witness for
cross examination.
Did Steve Adams go down town
that night?"
II don't know"
with whom did you first discuss
this case?"
with the attorneys here Saturday
How did they learn what you knew
about this case?"
81 don't know. Judge Hilton sent
for me about six weeks ago in Den
ver.''
Had you said anything about it to
anyone?"
NO. sir. I didn't want to be a wit
ness. and | knew they would call me
il they heard what l knew"
who have you talked over this mat
ter with since you came here regard
ing those who We're at the boarding
house that night?'
Judge Hilton and the other wit
nesses. We witnesses have talked
these things over together and things
that have been said may have refreshed
my memory
Mr.. Hull was then excused and re-
ceived permission from both sides to
return to Denver.
The next witness was Jack Griffin
at present residing at Burke, Ida. He
was working at the Smuggler-Un Union
at the time of the Collins murder and
always stopped at Mrs. Meenast's house
when in Telluride. On the 18th he left
the mine at about o'clock. and he
ana Iyner hau uinner at Mrs. Nee
mans
After supper the boys were play
ing cards. those in the game being
Miller. Meyer. Adams and Price. l did
not play; but 1 was there during the
evening with Tyner. and Mrs. Meenan,
Miss Cassiday and Miss Woodford
We're also there. Tyner and 1 talked
Eabout a contract we had. l remember.
Hull came in about 10 o'clock and
said Arthur Collins was shot. We
asked who shot him. and he said he
didn't know any of the particulars.
.T went down town about 1890
| o'clock to collect bill of $25. Next
evening l went baoir 10 the mine. and
they told us to draw our tools; that
they We're going to shut down"
| Mr. Hogg then began the cross ex-
animation. with view to finding out
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Have you any recollection of any
date other than the one you've testified
to?" asked Mr.. Hogg.
NO. sir"
DO you remember Mr.. Baston?'
yes"
You went back to your home in
Illinois after the killing. in December.
1902. and from that time until this you
have never been in Colorado?"
NO. sir
Have you been in correspondence
with friends here?'
mo"
Have you never discussed the case?''
YES. frequently, with friends in the
east"
who notified you to come to Colo
rado?"
MIR. Masters, young lawyer of
Springfield, III
who furnished your transporta-
tion?"
"T don't know; 1 was told my ex-
penses would all be paid"
who first met you here"
Mrs. Meenan and Miss Woodford."
Did they talk with you about this
case?"
Yes. they told me I was at the
boarding house the night of the MUIR
der, and asked me if Il remembered
anything about it.
How often have you discussed this
case with other witnesses?"
Nearly every day.
Miss Cassiday was then excused.
The next witness called by the de-
fense was William Miller. He was a
miner. employed at the Smuggler- Union
mine at the time of the Collins muir
der. He boarded at Mrs. Meenan's un-
til he left Telluride in June, 1908.
He became acquainted with Adams
after he came to Telluride Adams
was at the boarding house the night
of the murder. and there was a card
game in progress. the witness being
the partner of Noyer. THE game be-
gan soon after supper" said the wit
ness. While we were still playing
Walter Hull came in and told us Col
Inns had been killed. A few minutes
afterwards the game broke up. and
Noyer and | went down town, remain
ing about hour.
Il don't believe / saw Adams next
day. l knew Adams well. but never
saw this gun( pointing to the one be-
side the witness chair in his poses
sion"
Mr. Hogg then cross examined the
witness. Miller said he began work
for the Smuggler- Union. contracting.
ABOUT OCTOBER IL, lSU1. Ihree Otnera
were Interested in the contract with
him. He went to Telluride from Park
city. Utah. where he was employed at
the Ontario mine.
when did you first meet Steve
Adams?"
AT the boarding house. I think, be-
| fore / went to work"
81 was paid off for this contract.
/ said the witness. about the 10th oil
November. and didn't work for the
erUnion again. until in April
In the interim. he said, he worked al
several other places. but work was
scarce and he laid off good deal.
Mr.. Hogg asked numerous questions
as to where the witness worked, but
/ his knowledge was vague.
DO you remember when Adams went
away?"
Il do"
How long it after the killing of
Collins?"
About a week"
Where did he say he was going?"
'To Salida. He said he had a brother
/ in the hospital there"