davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

%Itrlltc. Wfit elmer @cidpiuoiAtcit,
Die rtuu Gin Scd@jcbntcl bis Gin
3lpon5initrl BON Scr oca @idtS be
trG0t, rcibcn lid It0ilOig flcinc Ebeil-
den rdoiouftiurr Stolfc los uno
itiir5cn ~9lCidJiom bird orn Nuumt.
his lire Strait u~llnl0blid) Ncbcnmt
miro. gSun0crbur iii, Dab 0ielt
Gmonutipn an0erc Stoiic ~rooioottiO
mohru tonn. lln0 spar bunoclt Is
iid) babel NM sic llcbcrtroNlu9 luirf=
lidcr W{utcric. 9}enm ntnl1 Cin rua
olooftiu Ncmorocnc3 Eopicr Der
b:cnut, 10 lit oltd Die slide nod ras
Gloattiu.
NSie Glllfunc in uonitcr crploliucr
EbGtigfcit, luie proiiclhOc Tcucr-
mtrfafbrtcr, 10 5rrit6rch lid Sir ro-
oiodftipch &6rttp itIbIt, iii iprncr
rjStt Notwithstanding iid) tbtiIclto,
sic odt' n>icocr btiouOcrcl 1cbctmniB
uodc @irfimgGrt 5ljgrlt. u l11o 0oil}
ocridjir6eR lift Oit 3citI SitTc$j Ser.
"nnyJh' "a tNay,utsa
~" ~or.1G l,s Mi. ~, osns.
ScfnnotftAoiptrSl. gu ittitoiIt eS
toSl se}'' ~ l'fn
r m,.n" ,M oar..ll
,"n n4.sh - ,.,.
"'nS m NV, w. ,agi1, ,at2 ~,
~ $751; ., nsni,s
$50 80.
"l!'"Ds''' N',. 't,o l"""
ivy %S''.''' ,
r;nt :~tt1r,Ht
mt ', -, o
>" '' "a
"p En"a"a nnn.>,,
]e,. ma, -, o.
>"p Nv, q"'F'
''''.'' wv l""',' 1850
- n'' nn>E'n h n,'.
m ""I> a. ~
.,, nm,... n.an".In,2m,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
ToS GcrlubnnaS = Nrmbano.

Nus 2onoou miro geldriebcn:0a
n~cucltc Spicr Der INNER pcd)lelnoen
Wtooe idcint, menigltcnS lolucit Die
uurnebnlc 2onooncr Wclellld)nIt III
Srooc fomnlt, Der &erlobml0Sring
lpcroen SIT iollcn. Gas Mooernlte lit
rGnlid, nidt cincn GcrlobnngSrinh
iplocrr elm &crlobnngs grnlhdno
SIT trogcn. Gieic %NrntbGnoer Bette
ben aus 5ipci goloencn Meifcn, melte
oitrt cin @nrto nlitcinonoer pcrbln-
oen iirto ODER i'll eiilen Ser5 %aulunt.
n;enlopfen; lie lperoen 1ift oil Dem
Soilogelcnf, ionoern ain Sbtrarne
~getroacn, rtoglidIt oid)t on perS till-
Ter. Nls aoilig Gonorb 5url eritcr
Wlalt allf bic Meltcriiltg oilfmerfiom
acnlodt muroc, ioIl or i'd lcbr 5it'
fricotn oohlit olsgeiproden hnbch,
rno cs lit in Tolge beilen notiirlid
iidcr, boB sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der in allerfiir5citer 3eit gait5 mo-
bern iein mcrbe1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Sic Mad,t scr Ginbilbmus.

Snl grd,ip iiir Criminal Nntbro-
poIogic uno Criminal : Stotlltit
iiibrt Or. y. Ndfc ii6cr oicicS uicl
tr6rtertc Sbtn1n Sol9enocs aus Der
iilqgcitiblf etniluB SIT fcitcn lltber-
5eltaitrtq it iiir Sic grfminaliitcn
bon l,hdbicbborer @irfiiig. &nS
%trlcttc 'qltpfinoc1 hhO 3cuacn
mobrncbnlm ipelln finch Sbatiodleu
illgacriiittt l6trociL ''o bGs ,piiien tic
spar, obcr Iie uttcriGGten oicicS
Momeltt gcmiB nod uicl 5l iebr, nnb
e& lit OeHbolb icocS heitc @eilplcl
iuidDtig. Gin iold)es ici bier gege-
ben: &or ctipu IS SoDren iragte
mid ein 6rcuno, pno man ocnn Ell
1entlih 5mcdmGbig I'M Snillc por-
ruthi9 boben lole, Inn fleire Yer
lcbungen 5u bebanoeln. Sd rtetb
cine NuediiIber . Sublimotloiung
I 5000, momit l1ibt aeidabet fper-
ncn Tonne ms oilrd. bercn Intpeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
@citcrn MarpIanb GiIcnbabn.

gegtnreno 7. Stunt, perldbt SiuensStatton.
SGgItdl.
40 Wurqens - GhneI6ua, Sagcrstoipn, N.
a. ". 9tO., ISdhnesboro', SbumberShurg unb,
nu9gclionlmen Spnnings, Sancpd uno GuIns
herlnno. ...
40 .gin6m. - Mfomooatton natt rpion.
lriooe.
*4.53 gtutft. - Grprcbs S6neu3uq, SaupiIirie,
Sagersioun. .SnHeot, gSanHesburo'. Gbunls
bcreblira, GbippetSburg rllo, alsgenommfn
Sonntnns. Sreocrld iirlo Sminlitshliug.
SdgIidl, ausacupmiucu Sunutagc. 3
700 Wioreells - Yorf, =, uno s.. Eio, mo
Carlisle. ..A ~
i7.aO WiorgcnS - gffomooaitcr nob Ser. Mlar,
iolpie 8mmitspurg
1857 Morocn5 - Wcftcrn Grprct. g~Rciiminltcr,
b. Srcocrid, Iburnont, JNue hio0r, Wiicnn
8iftn, @liic Wtoiiiinilt, NabncSburo', Cham.
berSblirG Snqeretotptl, 6nncod. Cumberland
mo Slfill5. Vuifet SbicrOntiunSs g2nggpn.
$500 9tnfmittdns - Vine Iunntnin Srpreb,
&cftnIiniter, Vrttcoilc fSrcocrjd), IDur.
mont. Nhie Nibnc. gueIn Wiiin. Nlus Diuiits
tain nm @n0crstuiuIt. EarIpr,~g 4aegpn. II
1926 Nah1ltttn1S - Sdlpiiinie. 6Ftiid bon
GmprD &ropc. fuipie Derf, Sanpber, 8citos,
bitrN mo ". mo s.. Nip.
go AunmittnQ2E Nflompoatinn mad Sntluoer.
G.15 WbetoS-slffuntubdiiuu mad linton J'ribpe.
Hur Sumitngs.
HOO Nbeios - Nffomooatiorl mad Union
G'rioec.
Eur Sunntngs.
go WorgerS MifOmpoutiun nad1 linton
Nrioge unb Snnuher.
SnIten niht an Ternfhlrnniu Stniior.
u. Nubertiuu, n. u. Spmen,
TiccsRrii. II. 8eri. ,8eThdfisf. Sen. sRnif. Wat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Cute Ireunoinne -pSieb
nal: oen Sling bat mir SerrS fmal5.
mann gcItern dn Den Singer geitedt."
- ySnL - earl5 nett; o6er nnd) ei.
1ter ISOLDE pirit Gu einen ifpnraen
Sled am Singer baben, Bel mir lpar
cS lpenigitens Io!" ga nnn0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Wcrdants &. Miners S~rousport. Gr
Baltimore Snmpf Eafct 81.
s' (9tte uno Su6erIniRac s'dt.piuie.)
Sic &er. S~tnutcusFuit bcfbTncrnh.
TnrMpicr ,.@irNimia"I CneMl, .,Mlabhn ta, I"

',r' rtScurein.". .Srnnciicc".
Snlnpicr fdbrcn 'tiplidi, e6ftiiugS nIiSocnuni.
men. bon hcn yRui9inic"sBicrS, ,Hf, ,t0-ts,
1iobts Strnhc, $50 Nbcuoo, 'btttff had OLD
lioint Comfort. gtcriclt, Fnrfsnloutb mn allen
1%uifttr bcs SibcnS. Ncrbinenne in SIo
9iuiut 9omiort nit Der sG.t& 3. @ifenbubn".
oen 5Gcnbrorh @ir sinc" foiihcm 2n0c nndh
FnrtSwontb mo Milantn. Su g~inrfpIf %crhir,
bIiiG init Der rHtIantic Gouif Qiie.~ giOrfolf
ICptctn, gSnfbiratGit NC, &ibmono, va,
'MatlStiicn Md cliirrJGpdif6cm 8innt. Quru.
ride @Nii1tel6tmnGr. eIefirifhe, .SteIenhinna.
simmer in hen Winctsliircuurl bcr Bon Cine"
Pr. t07. SitsNaItimnrcs Strnbc; Or. 5OG-5Os,
qiphtt Sirhfe; 2. VI g. Office. SiionItsGde Der
Baltimore uni Ga~IncrtsS iru6c: Continental
9rnft NllilNina" uno gIbauoD'5 gir. 100, Noro'
9bntfC&sStrubc.
Subn u. S6cruuub, e. 9rpmn,
SicCsBrdI. II. Ser. sJiaiia9cr. Sen. z4aif geent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

EIumbing, Furnaces, STANCES nno
Scien, Iad0cfcn ilno Hinncn.
Scunctt Sros., 523 gioro.Sremtu .gbenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Ger, DcIfcn lie o~ngcborcn, berollage.
lbGnGt. Mn eine @ctdbr otaubt man
tI0ciiQt.niAt.
GS bcrrid)t in Iobria GROCER Nton
gel an 0ru0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
@arAlamb G GcnninIpania 81. q.

7.30 &osln., rad gori, ause. sonnide.
$50 Borm., nab SeItd, mir Gunntaes.
$50 Wprni, mad QeInir, cuse. Gonntaes.
11.30 Gorm.. mad gslair. nusg. SdmitagS
unb Gonriinpa.
100 Tubm., mad @elair, mir Sountags.
1.2O Gu6m., mad gcIair, itnr Gamiinas.
$50 Gddbn., mad Yorf. uifSg. Spnnfngs.
4.05 Tadin., md SeIfd, nuv Sonntags.
BIS Gddni., nab Pelair, nuSg. SonntaeS.
6.10 sfbenbs, mad Delta, ausg. Sonntngs.
100 gbenos, mad 2elt1, MIR Soniitdgs.
11.30 MbenbS, mad Veldir nnsg. SonntaaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Z cbcruu ri Bio.

Ccb2rum 1. sui. - Scit Ero.
flamrirluna oca Aricgarcdta am u,
Elni lit bier olld nidt Gin Sail BON
@iiinoerung oOcr Gollb uorNctonl,
men. Ecbcrnn mor nod nicnloIa 70
rubig lpic ollgcnblidlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Mtornora nl0 8rnnlts &crfe.
Y. StlaGrtncr q sdbnr. ia. us gSeitNnlti'
moresStrdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
g(0bofaten.

Aoulpj @utbcrlrt, Jtc6taunluGlt gir. 10, Siis
qerinpiunsStrabc Is. q y. Ebutc, Ct. Paul
3539. VI
81. 6nrbort ebimcr, 8cht5nnpaIt. Union Iriit
Nuiloiitp, Baltimore, No. Nci0c telephone.
aarl ". VI. SdlulE, l26. 1919 Guus8uilotng.
Outlaws aurb, POI 800 GaIbcrt &uilotng.
4. Wnt. Grtnann, iii GotosGbHleS Sirube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Sru1t G%pnlpoanien.

,Wiarblnuo srnit Co." giorbtpeit edc Colbert
bent; Z. 2. SimmertnaHt, ScIrcidr; Gurrul
ginn gIcb. Gbn6meitter.
Baltimore Sruit a. GUARANTEE Co.," Sqlttable
Huiloinl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Cur cage III YcrFen.
Sic Goninm IN Sabrii urrlanacn
Sd)ut fir bic NanNclSitrahcn.

pIN'o'" ""S NV ~
,,..,:>c,,u,.. ,,h. go; >;o N,i
&c. - T1ubcreien ilbcr0ll. -
~, 80. ~. ~a,n;,n>n,
~
8citer Rad)in aban's icBcll 6as
-,
f'''""V'N l'" '"'N
ooll5cn n6rolibcl ErrIicil. Ger
SVo9 p"'n' '"u fOP'"'"'
erI6bt t0oIih Nrpflonlotioncn.-
N'll'oer9'VBeH pu'' ''Vl''"' W.
oonrru
>,,r a., oo,,,,e,,
i, 7obri, bobcr zine Gn0pftinrotc an
Sen ]trmnor3rer @ounrrncur Ncr BRO.
MIN, g~,arhoiion ncio1bt, iid jibcr sic
u]rnrbncrhen N6ubcrcicu bcfIoocnb.
Die ponbltrobcu icicu luiihcr. ioocn
lie, unb Der Worrotb an @ctrcioc ache
ouf Sic 9teioc, lpcil feline Soroponcn.
,iioe uehr onlonotcr. 3llnt Sdllb
ncrlouoen sic Gpniuln Sdnlt iiir Die
NonOcl9itroben mo @orontic iiir oic
Sifcrbcit scr I~lalGnocr.
Del Den aGmpicn in ser lester
ISOLDE in oicicr Stoot tuitrocn $40
M6nnrr oct6otct mo 700 pcrmunoct.
Inter ocl1 @crlullnOctcn 6ciinOct lid
Gin niiiibcr llntertbon. Tohin
abon'S Hcitcr, bic iiir Den SGab
fGmpicll, icten ibr Yliinocrn fort ulO
Nnarhic pcrbreitct lidl iibcr 0u5
@onjc n0roIidc Eeriien.
Or
n.1:
Nm w" "n'
Can o "1h,ot's
|Ia's y" ~" "' ''o''oN
a.. '2aS
AZ - ,~"9' n"N' 49,"
o. pn'V.M Vr' ~ -
80 pol''" I,'up' 'o9''uJ
80 i" m''ut' ur"'
~" s~.A""'o a"' .'"rl Sou''
wy spe'p' n"' wv e.'"o,'s""o
"pI ~: y. "n.sm4. uam ~
WIZ "'u' "
80 luS' o~p -"
>"o, 9'." Ss.u ns'os"rt P"''
oap - ,.'""IN
.",.olI." ST. %."a l.no a"0 pup po't
"'''.". ""y. p'<ipT p.n',S,''u
:.poN" ""o'''
mg..nI' s.,a..s u.
~ I'D D""'; "O"9
49, ~ "a1.N" W
80 , ~. -" 80, "p
49, "p' "sSt"g uup'l.' "mo
mIa o. 'sp."
""'",.H ooo TuS g.,nu' pup .n'eo'p'
80" C ma9s%y pe,n1usm @u."eem "nas.
~" -"l'ua" !l'o".s"
49,. Co. 49,, ot': o".s
s' 49," y,
uno gllsriiItuna Scr GnIofen iibcr.
1lebl1lell lino oaB oiele l1a1 polelloe'
Ter IitSblloililg ilber oaS 9ol15e Sn1lo
perfDetlt mcroen lollet. SaS perlI'
l1e Solt aleroln9S profeltlrt gegell
plele1 Elail mo orobt mt elllell;
GoDcott rll'tlder Wooreli.
"2te Ibrel9liilg 9egell HilBlo,lo
NJ I'M Wad)ler begrllfen nl1o Ole Ne
tnrdbtllllg ipiro lnllt, Dab ole rmliNlt'
1den Silteroertloren 81 l%nterliotIonn'
o. ma,;;M4 i" ~. r;,;5s'a , G,.
5onhtc i, Npr,icn ,,r;;dbpr,,icn ,r,r.
Scu sci mirh oIs orunnInS he,cidnct
mo,, bcbo,,ntct n, wc,,rtbc;I S,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
9ational 9anfen.

,Sbe Eio Suiun Gnti1uul Sauf,"' 8aoss nno
SrciCrsStrnbe. Sdcub ". &ool, YtalloeIH'
NcnrD .. 9teoue, G1iitrcr.
,,3nciic Yiatipnal.Sani," 432 StosVronolpup
V. Is. SSlgncr, aaiiirrr.
,,gSciteru National Sanf," IA NorosGiiidlp'%F'
,criuc WatiOnal sani," Gde Baltimore uro
ltortb.G trdGe. ~ .
,,6armcrS d Mrrdlnnte' Nattotial Sant,'
Suutbs mo commandments.
,6ummcrcinl d Sarmcrs' National Santt"
SihIucifGd Sopdros ilo Sttl1altsS ltabe.
Il. Il. Ualotuin, %Slllilcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

alpicridnic0e uno EIunlbGrs.
Subn Snbert, 17t4 9bnutcs.e trnbe. 6. Sc g.
Selcpboi: gSolte 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
acknowledgements

3citungcn, 3eitihriiten etc.
,sGe baltimore ylrlua Co.," 0unto gbetcrpul'
bic, 8ci6aftsiuDrcr, 3lS gSeitScrlndlSSit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

2onOpirtbidoitlid)e @er6tbe uno
SGmcrcien.
Griffith & 5uruer 80, pos gtoro- RacusStrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

9auulatcrialicn, Ebiiren, 6ellItcr'
rQbmcn, 2n0en etc.
Games y. softer Il Gu,, 115 llto III Shs6te'
oeridsStrabe. ,.u.
Wcn. j. Slpau & Sru., All Gi8bilir. 'Serlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
SfoatS 9anfen.

:, Seutifc @unf uuu gultimure," VuIttntorc'
lino Snutoau- Strubc. gluauit l8eber, Hrait
oeHt; Is. J. Siht, SbaBnteliter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

GGNe snr @eiie in's AusIann be.
iprgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cf.Valti.
,moretrast,. HaIts Gaituus Satk ease.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Spar = Haufcn.

:, GeutidJe spnrbnnf upn Snltintnre," Slia(p'
uno baltimore. Strubc,
,St. Snmcs spurbdnt," baltimore trabe lHo
SuilOnsSpuies9lueulte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

l'.'' @lcd)plottenL WetuIl etc.
aDun, 6outin d 81. (ireorpOrirD, IS. 10,
galocritursS trabc. .tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Vll'ob0n I. Illli. = Ct. &c
Gina, ser Miniiter 0cS AeilBcrn.
brotte bclltc IN ser Abgcoronetcn-
tommer cine @eictesporloac Gin, in
mclher bic ShicOspcrtrGge Eortlt.
gals nit ocn Screinigten Stoute,l
iulo anbercn 21nocrn ratiii5irt per.
Den. Cine unoere bon ibnl eInge.
brodtc 8eietcSuorlogc beiBt ein 5ipi.
iden oen Sereinigtcn Stoateii mo
EortugaI binlidtlid ser Notional;'
tdtsbeliimmrng Der Gmigronten jt'
oes Ser beiben 2dnoer oeihIpiicneS
llebereinfoltmelt out. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
FOREMAN AT c. P. 0.
RESTORED BY LEECH
Public Printer AboliSheS One
Position and Returns Men
to Old Grades.

Public Printer Leech has appointed f.
a. NJ. Lawson chief of the division OF
money order printing, succeeding Ed
ward H Ryan, who is assigned TO a
position In the proof division.
An order was also issued this after
noon abolishing the position Of tracer
of work which was held by Andrew ].
Benton, .-te is restored 10 the status
he had in the typographical divisions
before being promoted 10 the new posi-
tion. which was created by the former
administration.
It IS said that the promotion Of Mr.
Lawson to a foremanship restores him
70 the status he formerly occupied.
while the transfer of Mr.. Ryan places
him IN the grade in which he was To-
Gated before the late reorganization Of
the office.
An official Of the Office this .fternoon
said that the position Of tracer OF work
was found TO be unnecessary, and that
this work, whenever require d, would oe
performed by messengers.
Mr.. Lawson was formerly foreman Of
the third division, and was one Of the
first two foreaen deposed by the former
Public Printer His recent employment
has been in the editorial division of the
Office Of the superintendent Of docu-
ments. His new position pays s., 800 per
aunmn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
LUSITANIA LOWERS
RECORD I MINUTES
Makes Best Days Run and
Hourly Speed on West
ward Voyage.

NEW YORK, June l2-The Cunard
liner Lusitania has again wrested the
Iaurels of Queen of the Seas" from
her sister ship, the Mauretania Not
only did the LIsitaAia make the hest
record for the westward passage. but
she also beat the record for the lest
days run, and captured the honors for
the best average hourly speed.
Leaving DaunJs Rock June = at 10
a. m, the LLsitania arrived at the
Sandy Hook lightship at los O'Clock this
morning. The time OF her passage was
four lays. twenty hours and eight min
utes, seven minutes better than the
record made by the Mauretania
From noon june TO noon June s, the
new Queen made Cal knots, six miles
more than the MauTetania's record, and
her average hourly speed was PASS
knots, while that OF the ldauretania
was 24S6. The Lusitania's day runs
were 80, 81, 62l. 627. COS. 339. total dis
tance 2SeG
The Iisitania encountered high seas
and heav-, northwest winds June II. and
this, combined with stormy weather.
retarded her progress, and prevented
her from further eclipsing the Maure-
tania record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
TWO DIE IN FIRE.
CUT OFF BY FLOOD
Explosion lgniteS Big Sau-
sage Factory-LoSs Is
Great.

KANSAS CITY, June 12.-Fire start
ing from an explosion in the sausage
factory Of the Nelson Morris packing
plant today. destroyed two buildings.
resulted in the death Of two working
men and caused a loss of hundreds of
thousands Of dollars.
Surrounded by water from the flooded
Kaw river. the plant could not be
reached by the fire engines. and the
hremen were greatly handicapped. Dy-
Mantle had 10 be finally used to check
the flames.
Built Il concrete, with no windows
near the ground, the building dehed the
efforts Of the firemen. Only the fire
system in the plant could be used and
IT was inadequate. After the flames
had spread to an adjoining building and
Quilted il. several small intervening
buildings were blown up to save the
three remaining large structures. The
plant has been idle for several DAYS.
owing 10 the floods. and five workmen
were inside when the fire started.
Two men. who assisted in fighting the
flames were caught under a falling wall
and killed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
INSPECTORS LOAF,
HEPBURN ASSERTS
Iowa Representative Scores
Work on Streets and Gas,
Besides Buildings.

The inspection service of the District
of Columbia is a disgrace, according
70 the opinion expressed today by Ben
tamin Hepburn. Of Iowa, who was one
Of the Presidents callers. Mr. Hepburn
made some caustic remarks about the
inspectors and the system under which
they work while he was commenting
on the collapse Of the apartment house
at Twentieth and p streets. Incidental
Is, he declared that the gas which is
furnished 10 the residents 0f Washing
ton Is far below the standard required
by law.
"As the result OF the interest taken
IN this matter Of inspection BY Iresl-
dent Roosevelt and Representative
Sims" said Mr. Hepburn, Il believe
we will see some reforms az the Dis
trict building These hounds OF in
spectOTs have been doing nothing but
Ioadng around. neglecting their work
and only looking forward 20 the time
when they can draw their pay. 7 Ike
the streets, for instance. There is not
q half a mile Of good pavement II
Washington.
"If you look over the appropriation
bill you win find provision for scores
OF inspectors and yet We get poor pave
ments. poor gas, and poor street railway
supervision. In the city which should
be the most beautiful In the country
we have pavements which are a dis
grace. TheInspectors by neglecJing their
work repeatedly permit inferior material
10 be used IN constructing the roadbeu.
The same attitude is true IN regard to
gas. and because the inspection is lax
the people OF Washington are paying for
something far below the standard re-
Quired by the statutes. II looks 20 me
as II some OF the inspectors think that
their jobs depend on the friendliness of
public service corporation officials"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
Macfarland Says That Build
ing Inspectors Office vii.
Be ReorganiZed.
FRANCIS TAKES
PLACE OF CHIEF
Concrete Construction Now Un.
der Way Is Being Carefully
Watched By Officials.

SnOwden Ashford, Inspector Of Build
ings, was suspended this morning by
order OF the District Commissioners.
This step was taken pending the action
of the grand jury, which will investi-
gate the collapse of the Pickford apart
ment house, where two men were
killed. The motion to make the tenn
pOrary suspension was made by Engi-
neer Commissioner Morrow, who is di-
rectly in charge Of the building de-
partment. superintendent Of Construc-
ton Thomas Francis will take ar
Ashfords S place temporarily.
Major MOrrow's motion Is as follows:
A coroner's jury having held Mr.
SnOwden Ashford, Inspector Of Build
Ings for the District Of Columbia, un-
der a recognizance 10 appear before the
grand jury in connection with the coll
lapse Of the apartment house under
construction at Twentieth and z streets
northwest I move that pending the ac-
ton OF the grand jury in the matter,
Mr. Ashford be temporarily suspended
as Inspector of Buildings OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia
I further move that during the sus-
pension OF Mr.. Ashford. Mr.. Thomas
Francis. superintendent of construction
in the office Of Inspector Of Buildings.
be designated TO perform tie duties OF
Inspector OF Buildings of the District
OF Columbia"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
CAMP GOOD WILL
WANTS A HORSE
Charity Association Desires to
Effect Loan for July and
August.

At the regular meeting of the sum
mer outing committee Of the Associated
Charities yesterday. 1t was decided 40
make an effort 10 secure from some
citizen a horse and a carriage. to haul
the young inmates of Camp Good VIII
to and from that resort during the sum
mer.
The committee viii make an appeal TO
the citizens of the District in an effort
to secure the horse FOR the months of
July and August
The report Of the axecativs committee
relative TO the running expenses for the
maintenance of the carp was read and
approved. Charles F. Weller, the orig
inator of the summer outings, rendered
his resignation TO the committee, to
take effect September l.
There were present, John JOY EdsOn,
chairman; John Var Schaick, jr
George s. Wilson, Walter Stilson Hutch
ms Charles f. Weller. and Miss Ida
a. Greens ssGgetaE5s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
MRS. THAW VISITS
HARRY IN PRISON

POUGHKEEPSIE, n Y, June "a
Following an interview given out by
Harry X Thaw yesterday, I'm which he
said his wife had never deserted him
and that in everything she has done
she has acted for his best interests,
EVELYN Nesbit Thaw today visited her
husband in the county jail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
ACTOR LOSES POCKETRooK.

Frank Moore. an actor playing at a
local burlesque theater. reported TO the
police last night that a purse contain
ing sos had been stolen from his dress
ing room. Moore said he thought that
Joseph Smith. twenty-one years old,
might be able to throw some light on
the circumstances surrounding the dis
said Saith probably had gone TO
Lynchburg The police wired the
Lynchburg authorities. and this morn
ing a message was received saving that
Smith had been arrest ed. Detective
Nj cNamee went to Lynchburg TO bring
the young man bac'-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
INDICTMENTS SOUGHT
FOR BUILDING FALL
Building Inquiry
Moving Rapidly

District Attorney Baker instructs
his assistant. Charles II. Turner.
10 make every effort 20 have man
slaughter indictments returned
against Building Inspector Snow
den Ashford, Foreman NJ. 1. Blake,
Contractor John F. Bane, and
Thomas II. Piekford.
The Coroner's jury previously holds
these four men. as responsible for
the collapse Of the apartment
house a. Twentieth and P streets.
Commissioner Macfarland announces
the ONCE OF the Building Inspector
will be thoroughly investigated
and reorganized.
Commissioner Morrow suspends
snowden Ashford, pending the in
quiry and the action OF the grand
jury.
.Represe ntatlve Hepburn denounees
the Inspection service OF the Dis
tTict
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
TAFT AND METCALF
OFF FOR NORFOLK

Secretary Metcalf, Secretary Taft, and
a party of Government officials will
leave Washington on board the May
flower at 1 o'clock this afternoon for
Norfolk. Early tomorrow morning they
will witness the torpedo experiments on
the monitor Florida. In the party will
be Lieutenant Commander Davis. one
of the torpedo experts OF the Navy De-
General Edwards, and Colonel
McCavRley.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-12
KILL ARCHBISHOP
AND HIS AVENGER

TIFLIS. June 12.-That Archbishop
Nixon, who was assassinated yesterday
as he was entering the Synodal build
ing, was the victim Of a plot, was shown
by the subsequent murder OF Captain
Maraoulon. who was placed in charge
of the investigation and mysteriously
shot q few hours after he began work
The police are in fear of their lives.
and the search for the assassins has
"a practically ended