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New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
P4STECR HEAD INFECTED.
DR.. Lagorio, of Chicago, Imoculated
1ith Rabies.

Chicago. Aug Z-Dr. Antonio Lagorio, founder
the Pasteur Institute has been infected with the
disease ne long has fought The specialist became
inoculated with the hydrophobia germ while dis
secttnC z r bbft ne had infected with the rabies
which had died after seven days
He is now 2 patient his own institution, under
the care Of his assistant, DR.. G. 3 Bruno. and is
testing the efficacy OF his own treatment Although
the disease has reached an acute form. the ply
siciau said last night that he at all
alarmed
Dr. LAgor4o in dssecting the animals brain last
Wednesday ran sharp piece Of bone under the
nail OF tire index finger OF his right hand He
thought nothing OF the incident at the time. but
later felt slight symptoms Of rabies DR.. Bruno
was called into consultation and an examination
showed that DR. Lagorio had become infected
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
breaches DESPITE HIS 1s7 YEARS.
Negro Minister Says He Once Held George
Washington's Horse.

New Brunswick. ~. J. Aug. 22--The Rev Mason
Brooks. negro. who says he is nearing his lssth
birthday viii occupy the pulpit Of St. Thomas s
African Methodist Episcopal Church. at somerviie
tomorrow.
He says he vas born in Cuba in ITO. but was
brought 10 this country and spent much OF MS
early life in Somerset County He says he once
held General Washingtons horse the road be
Tween Somervflle and Rarttan. Mr.. Brooks has
been missionary in Egypt for sixty-nine years
During the celebration of the Washington Camp
Ground Association Bound Brook on July ne
took al active part His home is in Virginia
where ne owns property.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
OUTRAGE BY SOLDIERS DENIED.

CHEYENNE Wyo.. Aug. 22.-The officers at Camp
Crawford, the United States army manoeuvre
grounds declared emphatcally to-day that there
was no truth in a report that young Denver
woman was maltreated at that camp last Sunday
night by thirty-two artilerymen- The story was
based on statements made at Laramie by privates
who said twenty-six of the thrty-two men alleged
70 be implicated had been locked up IN the guard
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23

ST Louis Aug. 22.-The cornerstone of the Coll
scum at the southwest corner of Washington and
Jefferson avenues. which = planned 10 be the
largest public building in the United States and one
of the largest in the world. laid this afternoon
The building will be three stories high in the lteian
Renaissance style. The auditorium will have seat
ing capacity of fourteen thousand. which may be
increased upon occasion to twenty thousand
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
TO QUIT KENTUCKY
reported That Tobacco Trust Hill
-1ct-No Night Rider Indictments.

Louisville. Aug. pa report is published here
this afternoon that the American Tobacco Com
pany has withdrawn its TWENTY-FIVE country
buying agents from Kentucky The announce
nnent comes as complete surprise TO local to-
oacco men. and has caused furry among those
interested in the situation throughout the state.
r furthermore, il is known that the company in
tends to open headquarters In Cincinnati The
runor is persistent that the American Tobacco
company intends to quit Kentucky entirely.
olhcials OF the American Tobacco Company
cline to discuss the outcome of the move
Louisville has for years been the largest leaf
tobacco market in the world. thousands more
hogsheads of tobacco being handled the local
breaks annually than any other point.
1t Is generally accepted that the numerous
night rider" troubles and the intense feeling
which exists against the American Tobacco
Company in many sections have caused the off,
cials of the company to withdraw the country
agents from the state
The grand jury which has been hearing might
rider" complaints at Eddyville adjourned YES
terday without having returned any indictments
against night riders and a result some 130
warrants. based Information and belief"
and sworn outagainst certain who
charged with having committed various depre-
dations. will probably be dismissed
Following the discharge of the grand Jury
County Attorney Walter Crone made state
ment in which he declared that no attempt had
been made TO bring the culprits to justice and
that the work of the grand jury had been a
farce. He declared that the grand jury had con-
tented itself with demanding the testimony OF
two men-Sanford Hall and Thomas Stevens
who are now at JeffersonvilIe, Ind, when II was
a matter of public knowledge that the two men
stood in danger of being killed IL they came to
Eddyville. The men, according the County
Attorneys statement, give important testi-
mony and will come when any serious attempt
is made at investigating the trouble and re-
turning indictments.
Brookville, KY Aug. 22.-Twenty might rid
ers,'' masked and armed, met with warm re-
ception last night on the farm of Walter Gallo
way, five miles east Of Falmouth. They rode
up the tobacco barn and applied the torch
eight thousand pounds of tobacco being de-
stroyed. Galloway was not molested, but
awakened by the glare of the flames. seized
shotgun and fired from window into a group
of the riders. The fire returned without
damage. and the riders galloped away. The
charge of shot struck one of the men, who rode
Falmouth for surgical attendance.
The identity Of the wounded man has been
disclosed and he may be arrested. He is said
10 live on a farm near that of Galloway
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23

discussed as well as the plans % the ships now
building and those proposed
It IL expected here. however. that in future
plans Cor battleships and ether vessels there
will be numerous changes The armor belt Is
expected 10 be higher. and greater freeooaro
is looked for on the snips. Besides this. 1t IS
said that change in the batteries is likely.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23

TIE eight cadets mentioned in the above dispatch
were convicted OF hazing by board OF investiga-
tion appointed by Colonel Hugh L Scott super1r-
tendeut Of the Military Academy at West Point
Colonel Scott subsequently, suspended the cadets
who were ordered TO their homes pending action IN
the case by the Secretary OF War and the President
The convicted men, instead Of obeying orders went
70 Washington 10 appeal personally to the Secretary
o. War for clemency-
william Loeb ir. secretary 10 the President an
rounced on July % that M Roosevelt had ap-
proved the dismissal Of the cadets and that they
could be reinstated only by act Of Congress The
President however, August g. issued a statement
10 the effect that he had taken no action IN the
czs. On the day following this statement was
slightly modified
The cadets were sent back 20 the academy on
August by order Of the President TO await the
ultimate settlement Of the matter In explanation
Of the affair Secretary Wright said that while the
President had approved Colonel Scotts reconTnen-
darion that the cadets be expelled he the Secre-
tar BY request Of the President had not issued the
order Of dismissal.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
KILLED WHILE SAVING DAUGHTER.

Peoria H. Aug 22.-Mrs. Joseph Mackey was
struck and killed by a passenger train last night
while in the of rescuing her little daughter
who had Jagged behind her a railroad crossing
to play with & dog. The child injured
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 2--The German cruiser
Freya arrived here to-day from Halifax. n 5.
She will remain until September T.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
NOT TO CHANGE BATTLEsHIP PLANS.
North Dakota and Delaware Designs Believed
To Be Satisfactory.

Washington. Aug 22-The report that the battle
ships of the North Dakota and the Delaware class
are regarded as unsatisfactory by the naval board
recently in session at Newport is not credited here
Assistant Secretary Newberry, when he returned
10 Washington recently after having visited New
port where he was IN consultation with members
made in the plans of the Utah and the Florida the
battleships OF the Dreadnought type, which have
been the particular subjects Of discussion by the
board The board will not have its report COM
pleted until next week when II will be sent TO the
President for his approval
The new ideas that will be recommended as
result of the conferences at Newport VIII DC car
rted out in the Utah and Florida, but t~iH not be
the cause of any charges in the plans OF the NoFln
Dakota and the Delaware The assertion that no
radical changes will be recommended as a result
of the Newport conference interpreted here IS
meaning that there will be no change IN eltheE
the location or width OF the armor belt or IN any
other of the material features of the batteships-
Oyster Bay Aug 22--President RooseVell
through his acting secretary, Rudolph ForsteI'
gave out the following statement to-day presunl-
ahfv in regard TO reports that the plans OF the
ha+tleehins of the North Dakota and Delaware
c,ss were regar ed as unsatisfactory by the
r.vaI hoard which is considering the subject al
Newport:
There is no question about the plans being un-
satisfactory merely as 70 wnetner IheS nia9s
he made even better The North Dakota Grass
are undoubtedly better than any ships no" anod
Tbe conference is simply engaged IN an eHofI 10
try 10 make them better still
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
Musical.
The aster School of
VOCAL MUSIC

New York City. Borough Of BROOKLYN los Montagus
St. Borough Hall and subway station
institution founded and endowed b. the foremost
citizens of Brooklyn raise and uphold the standard
OF Music in America Day OF re-Opening Oct ID
Voice trial and classification. Oct Is and ID
FACULTY
Professor AUrelia Jaeger. Head Teacher
OF Vocal Instruction: FRAU MELASIE GCTTGAS
RICE (of Conservatory VIENNA. fst Assistant
Frau Jaeger; SENIOR PEDRO G GUETAFtT. Teacne-
OF Bel CantO: MADAME c. DE PALEOWSEAs Teacher
OF Breathing and Breath Control MRS ADELE LARS
BALDWIN. Teacher OF English Dicton; HERR EJ'-
GEN HALLE. Chorus Master and Acconpanisr- DR.
GERRIT SMITH. Teacher OF the Theory OF Music:
FRAULEIS BERTHA FIRGAC- Teacher OF the Ger
man language; SIGNOR EDUARDO PETRI. Teacher
Italian MILE LOUISE CHARNET.
Teacher OF French language. HENRY T. FISCK.
Lecturer History OF Music. A. L CORDOBA.
Teacher Fencing. MADAME MARCELLA SEM
BIRCH and MR. DAVID BISPHAM have accepted
places Visiting Jury OF Musicians The number
Of places being limited attention IS called the fact
that places viii be filed IN strictly chronOio
gfcal order. according dates OF application A1-
dress all communications
RICHARD EWERS. Business Manager.
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man an 30. Gftober in Der Grcb.
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Ser @}onn pcrtlogt bic Gompognie
nm uciterc 5000 iiir cen &crluIt Scr
Gicnltc iciucr 6ruu.
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Die @1rcubrut oc5 n@crutonio [lru-
&erciua" iejert ocn 70. @ebluta.
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Nr. Siiblc mltroc am -. 9topcms
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Strifc Nuirft nnitrcdCno.

Die Rodid)neiocr Der 6irmo Stroltie
& @riioer MN ebcniou@ am Mus.
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tern Scr Givmo $, Somcboru
4 50. an. - Sitr@uItiuorc &C.
ih1ft2iultc mollcu i~iumuBicQc In
tcrltiituug bictcn.
Ger fiir5lid) III Scene lcicBtc
Gtrite ser 9lugeItclltcn 0c2 Mod De.
purtcmcnt@ ser &lci0criabrit pom
@curn Sonucborn x So. ichctut on.
itedcn0 III mirterL Gas benefit Der
llmitono, Oub geitern iibcr 100 Mod
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oic NrbGit niCocrlc9tcn. Mabrcn0 Die
Sonncborn'id)cn Nrbcitcr mcQen Gtns
iijbrlnd DcS Observation-Disclosures an
6cn Stritc QinGcuL lcAtcn 0irStroltlc-
id)cn 5duciocr Die grbcit nic0er,
neil ibncn onAcblid ciuc &obnerb0-
hung pernrigert murOc. %u elmer
Aeitcrn glbenO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung IN Mr.. 80, YNcit1 NorrcItraBc,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-23
9iOOicpclt fummt uidJt.

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Colbert Stotijc Gbcil nebnlc1.-
Gas Erogronm iiir sic bcllte
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6eitreoncrn.
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tue uon Gccilili2 Colbert, Dem 3luci-
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on Sem am Nbeno itottfinocuoen9on,
tett, weldeo ltllter oel Mnlpi5 ien arr
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l,intntt oic Stotuc I'M Nomel1 scr
StoOt c%ntgcgclt.
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Sic rumnti DE Scftion
0c5 n@Crmonto Of BANNER.
doris" Ocrnnitoltctc g~citcrn 9l6elto
IN Der o@crmonia . W1nnerdor.
Sale" cine moblgcllngcnc g(lliiiib.
rllnA Oc9 0rciottigen 2%uItlpielS ,3be
SnoUboa" bon Sionep @rlnop. Sic
Misunderstanding mar iuic iol0t:
pIclir 6cut0crltOnc," Sr. 0co. ".
S%tcinmonn; ollnclc Sobn," Nr. Gin,
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Nr. @orrp 6. Siepcrmon; Sam.
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Sr0lner. Sr. @cor6t NciriB iiibrte
Die 8e9ie. S0mmtlifc Mituirfenoen
wltroen ibrcn Nltiaoben oui'S Bette
gercd)t unb bic 5nbIrcid) eridienenen
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mlter Groi. 6elonlann bic ncueItcn
ShlaGcr crtonen licb. Die 9camten
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iihcnt &r. Gborlc5 Roctb, @icc,@rQ.
ii0cnt 0r. Scnrp 2ippcrman, Sctre.
torin nio ShoBmeiitcrin Sri. Scr.
trno @clfi.
Gn5 nGermuniu Com
claDc" bonn oGerbciiertcn Grocr
Ger 0cptdiopbcn" biClt gcitcrn 2lbellO
inter Dem 8oriib oes y9rr. hilbert
aneilfer IN Srn. 2oltis Hiifiel'a SuQe
cine gut beiild,te %erionunlumg ob,
III fpeltcr Sr. 8. Gam protofouirte.
3lpet neltc 0fitglieOer gelan1ten 5itr
Nlifllobnle mo 5luei Mitglieocr ipnr.
cen porgei6lagen; ierncr nuroen bic
Torbereitun9en fiir Dos ON Ianftag
III Srn. Gonro6 gurid'S .Woirnt
Bernon . 9rnueret@ ifattfinhenoe 9ll.
%lternroltet aetroifen. 8ie 9eontten.
Domination finoet III Der n1hlten
Sibutg ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-23
Griter Surntaa.


&u Ser n&orludri2 @olc" lett Dem
AnihluB oc2 r&ormartS" an Ocu
EbiIooelpbin lurubejirf. 49, Sn-
tereIionte2 |rogramm oufgeiteat.
Gle M|itaticoer Oc2 IurupcrcinS
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oigct Gnpi1ugc scr 8hiloOclpbier
Surnbriioer, tuclde 81 bent ulorqcn
in Der ,8orp0rts- I~urnbolle" ob}u-
b~ultenoen o|NaQemeincn Eurntoge"
oca philadelphia 6 Elrnbc3irta bier
Crmurtct lucrocn.
Ger Cltrutoa itc6t inter Ser Gel.
tlln0 oca t. 9c3irf5-S urnport3 ISM.
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llcbumNcn NIT oOer Obnc Suuogcrot0
pont o&orluGrt&" CurnIcbrer WlartIt
<Omtg 1~elcitct.
Die o~t@lp0rti0cn Sllrncr iabren
an Sonntog Wtorgcn nm $40 BON
EbiIoOclpbiu ub mo t%reficl1 INN II
llbr oui 0cu ltnions9 abnbof Gin, no
lie sic ottipen (llrncr oc9 nTor,
n0rt8," onQCfijbrt uon Srn. Wortin
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(Sn Ser n&ormGrt2 s0ouc" finOct Damn
Observation-Disclosures NIittoQatoicl itott.
lin 3 llbr Nutmittog9 nimuIt Der
eigcntlifc Surnto8 icineu Hufntg.
fir Den fol8enoc3 Erogronlm ouige.
ItcIlt lit;
$50 Nodmittog8 - Grouum9ss
uno Trci- l%lebrngcn.
3 llbr A}atnlittu0$ @er1t6e.
&urnen in brci Stufcn nit @erGtbc.
ncdbIcl: 3, Stltfe. bed, Seitpfcr6 uro
Barren; ,. Stufc, Barren, Tcdf uno
ScitpicrO; +. Stlfc, Scitpfero, Dor
rem u1o Ned.
1 ltbr A}odnlittogS 80 &olfstur.
men, @citipriuta, aIcttcrn mo Sod,
lprunQ.
4.30 Nohmittoge - Spiel: SAP,
tain &uu".
5 llbr Nod)mittdgS - SGluB.
Nm @erdtbc- Gurucu uebnien S6eil
Die &orlurncr iolgcuoer @ereine:
3. Stufe Hed. ,@ermonia-
Errnocrein BON Baltimore; Set.
pfero philadelphia EurngemcinOe";
8orrelt, yHeooing Surnperein".
=, StlIc Barren, Miperiioe, o.
s.; Red, n&oriuGrtS. CurnDcrcin" bon
Baltimore; Scitpfer0, %oGoInmbio.
Surnucrcin" BON N%oibingtou, .. &.
I. Stlic - Scitpfcro, nSoutG-
mart (urnOcrcin" bon YbilaoeIpbiu;
Barren o@ermonia Z rrnuerciu" bon
Scarborough; &cd, o@crmonias Sltrn.
ucrcin" bon FbiIooelpbio.
Nod Dem SfIllB Der (rruii6rul-
gen finoet bic 9eiprehutg itntt, ulo
'pdter uerciniGen lid ale Gbeilneb-
mler SIT ciltem fr0blidJcn GommerS.
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Sernbciner ssrse.'
srsas Sam.iisn+adssu,
gasrtt:. gtrnkt, brrd, Dts sur 9eginstpH.sirtse

Iui Der Strabc bcrnnbi.
6rali Charles Compiler pon 9tr.
1872, Roro. 2u5ernGitrnbe, beridtetc
9eitern Der YoIijei be5 norooItlidens
Giitrifta, DUB ibr Cit ul,6efuni,ter
GROCER Wiarn III blaient 4n5iig lirb
Innsent arnuer Nantel tire 1928
entboltenoe 8or,e eltIrili ols lie iid)
i'll gesleitiing ibrer Mutter uno
5Deier fleiner ainoer eegen Witter.
noft oin IonnerItag a6enb alii benz
9einhpese BON einenl auIterniouper.
i'm 9roabfpnp. SSnItitiit befdtio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-23

user 500 Sen Aiirjeren?
Die Ruic .Uforocrl 6ilIfe!" brndls
ten ocn Eoli5iitcn Oempicp am CON.
rcritog a6cno, 10 idncQ i'm ieinc
Seine tro8elt forulten, ua6 ocrnSouic
Gr. 2l24, 3eiierion StraBe. Dor
oenrlcl6en iton0 6roi 3lldcr, meId)e
ole Nltfe n,SgcitoBcn bate, lli,o Der.
lnngtc BON Dem Ndd)tcr oe3 @elebes,
6ub CT ihrcn Monn 6iibel 3ildcr, oen
tic 0e& tbdtIidcn 2lngriii5 6eifllloig'
tc, ucrbaitcn lolc. 3udcr folgte oeln
Slauuod nodl Scr norooitlid)en Boli.
5ciItatiou. ltad6em or ole 2doen llllo
Sbilrcn ieincS Souies fem i1liberlid)
perIGloGcn bate. 9ei'm 8erbor Dor
Yuli5eiridtcr Glclpellpt ga6 Strait
3udcr geltcrn &ormittog al, ooB lie
crit icit Ge5cmbcr Ietten Snbres Der.
bciratbct, aber bon ibrem Mnnne BON
Nnfotg on idleft %bebonoelt poroel
ici. 3nder oa8cgen lagtc, oob leitc
Gie6e 81 %ieiller 6rau feline 8ren5en
fenne, onB cr ober oltsgefmoen, DAB
2cbtcrc i'm MIR ieines &ermogens
gebeirotbet babe. Ser Merger
ieiner Grou beltcbe 0aril1, ooB er ibr
ridt ieiu @obnbolls perIhreiben
moac, trot0cm tic nt0 lire Mittter
i'm 0o}lt 5t 6eltinmcn oerilift bat.
ten. I'm iid) MN Ieiner penigItens
iiir ciniGc 3cit SIT erttIeoigen, babe lie
feline &erbaitluna peranlaBt. Ger
&i6tcr entif)ieo i'd einem bo6eren
0eridtc Die Sd)liftung oeS ebelifen
3uiites 81 i~lberluiicn rno iiberpies
3udcr Dem 8erihtspcrfobrcn. 4ls
Der qrreItnnt obgefiibrt ipitroe,
miitiftcn 6rau 3rtder ltto ibre Uiut.
fer 0en S6liiIlcl ST Dem picl nmitrit.
tencn @nllIc, aber 3ilder lieB iid nidt
berbci, ocniclben uits5illiefern, Jon.
bern ocrlf)panb idnnn3elno butter
Der groBen g~iientbiire. wdbrcno Die
beioer 6rouen inter SbrGnen bas
Stationsbaits 0erlieBen.
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N6lebcn. - GIN Sitter bon 81
Sahren peridieb geitern 6rol, Darn
@ilfe, Satin bes Srn. Seinrid) @il.
fe. Gie 9eerhiaitne finbet nlorset
Nddltittag I'M 3 llbr bonn Srauer.
banIc, 0r. t42i, eaitern.gperie, ans
auf Dem Sreieinigfeits . Srieoboie
itatt. -.