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New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

srrN ANg1 SHADOW IN SPAIN. By Maud Howe
Elliott. Illustrated. Sve. PIP. All. Little. Brown
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

and It's Fields BY W :. Monroe Illustrated
I2mo, pp xiv. 3Sp Boston; T. e. Page 4 CO..
MY CLIMBS IN THE ALPS AND CAUCASUS BY
\. p Aammery- with Introduction
MummeT3. and appreciation by l. \. HohsDn
Illustrated ito, xl, 56l. Imported by Charles
ScribneT's sons
THROUGH SOUTHERN MEXICO. BEING an Account
OF the Travels OF Naturalist. By Hans 4adow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
0ciranSGnt in Saft.

@orren, 80, 5. Noocmber. r.
Sarnel SoncIioL friibcr aoiiicr elmer
@onf III 2inbers6urq Shmcoen, Der
ON Montog in Oo1fee 9ltib perbai-
tet luuroc, ioa cin lunfoiien0cs @c-
itGltoniB obgele1t hoben, 0oB CT t2Is
600 Rroncn BON ocn @cloern Der
9anf mteri6ln9en bat. Gen grobtcn
l6cil oeS @elOeS Mil er burf Spc'
fltlution uerloren baben. Nod) ieincn
llnterld)lagungct nubm CT %Serien
mlo 0ing nit ie;;;er 8omiIie, bic lid,
iebt in GIcpelano, O., b%eiinoet, nod
Nmerifn. Gr miro om 10. Nopember
nnd SdJmcOen gebroht merOen. 9ei
ieiner &crboituug trltg CT 500 III
elmer @clogurtc nm Seibc ino $50
IN icincn Soi1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06

6uBert2n GnuortunN fem ErotcIt &c
gen oic Ntncriou &o5lict lllo Der
6~cr5egomino Gcitcn$ Der Goppclmo.
nordlic crbobcn,
llntcr0an0luuQcn Der bt}ll8cn NAB.
~8c6cn6rn StcQcn nit GubIuno ltcbclI
bcoor. Sic ioQcn Oem IN ocnl rrili-
i6cn &or'dloQ mr. iti}}irtcn Ero-
gronm crit oclr ci0cutIidcn 6nhoIl
gcbclt.
6ron5Giiihc @cbrcr tir
Iitrt}M.
@oriS, >. gtoucm6er. Or. 9to-
sin mno Die on0ercn lett Ginger 3eit
in EoriS tpeiIenocn tiirfiiHcn GcIeac.
ten BADEN ben frolB6iiidcn MStniltc.
ocs 0ffentli6en llntcrriht2 0oumc2-
que 9tomen5 Der t%iirfiid}en HeaierrutQ
criltdt, eincn Stab iron5olild)er Heh.
rcr 3lt crncnnen, Der Die RcorgonIld.
ton OeS tiirfii6en Shulmcicn2 III Ole
Non0 n2bmen ioQ.
~iitliAc S6IihtuuA dine.
iilh upuniih der Strett
1ragCu.
Eofio, >. 9toucmbcr. - Ter di-
uciiitc Spc5ioIaeiouotc iiir Oic Nc
Stuatcm Cana Shou DL fdhrt hcttC
in NcQIcitung icinca 9roBcu @eiolge9
uli Dem Compiler oIton8OIia" nod
Sol Grnuciaco nb. @Gbrcno %icitea
2uu~ientboltS in &opon lit Der GnliIidr
@cAcuitoun pielcr 2hlfmcrflumfcitc1
uCucicn.
Gang Sboo ri io8tc inl Youlc
elmer oitentlid) aCboItencn Heoe, Die
McIt bobc iid] in cincm (Srrtblm be,
imtOcn. meuu tic umnhnL Gbl1d
itcbc %opon ultd) nur I'M Gnttcrnte=
item u%nireunolid 0cgcnil6cr. Gr e..
rl0rtc. ca beltebe 5luilhen bct0cn &0nf
0cru cine bSllfommcue llebcreinitim-
mutug bc5ilQlid) ibrer Eolitif, beIon
oera in Der Wfan0ihurei, un0 ulc
StrcitiroQen 3luiidcn ben bctocn 9fcs
tioucn milrocn lrclmoiduftlid sc
id)Iiftet luer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
G~unitablcr nnb Meocr cridDichcn lid
gcgcnicitig.

luiontomn 20, .. Non. -
Gonitoblcr George @rolpn cridoB &c.
ltcrn Nlbcuo 5u Nipcriioc, IN Der 9Idbc
pon bier, Den Neger &ciic Hice, mel.
der iiM Der @erboitrnl8 miocriebte,
mo crbielt NleidBcitia Den DEM Ne.
ger eincn t0otli6cn SfuB III ben
MuDcn. Charles @romn ein Sobr
ocS 8eonlteu, mltroc III Ocn Nrn &C.
iduiIcn. MicC mar zines Dor 5lpeI
Nionotcn ju WorBantomn rerllbtell
uniittli0cn %Nngriffs olli cin iull1cS
mciBea 6ruucn5immcr ongetlogt NM
Qcitcrn crit 5lt HiucriiOc arI8elpilrt
morort. Gonitobler 9romn bate lid
in @c9Ieitlng icinca Sobnea oortbn
tCgcbcn, nm Die &erboitnng 81 Doll.
3iChCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
Gridlpf, Mnftin nno Sphn.

Buffalo, q. ~. ). Noucm6cr,
-&obu @aQcn meldcr Elm Notcl il,
G%cronton, nobc Nomburg Gric-
County, bctrcibt, crihoB bcitte icinen
Sobn, permumoetc icine Satin t0Ot=
lid mo mod)tc cilen Selbitmoro0er-
iud), pcrmum0ctc Iih ieOoh MIR unbe.
octtenO an Scr liufcn Shultcr. Goa
ShQnf}inntcr oca @otcIa nan Der
ShmuploB Der Irog0oic. &o0cn mar
icit Ginger Belt mijrrii6 unO bate
icjne Semitic pielioG m%iB6anOclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06

VIVllNlllNl III SuU ClllGS lCllluuIi-
dtn &n0beu. 5bGilc ieirca
&0rpcr5 orf citter orci Oieilcir
lollgcu Stredc 5eritrcut.
Ncm Dort ). 9touember,
(beilc Ser 2cihc zines nelln &obrc
altcn &lut1en, meld)er gcItern No6-
mitto0 an Der 80. StroBc NM ,. }luc-
INC Don cincul S%troBcnbobn @o8-
9nll i%lberfahren morOen mar, mllr0cl
pom bort bis in bic N0be Der 10.
StroBe Don 0cnt Mo9gon mtt1c.
ihlciit, beUor Der Gunoltfteur 0e2
@og9ou5 Die itrttborc Gutoefrm3
modlte. limo oorm ianO oui Der Orci
Nfcilcn lou1en Strcde Der Den @oA-
Qou urriol1en0c 9rltoer oe5 &crlul,
gliIdtcn &no6cn lu1o 6leii6t6eilc Don
Der Seidc ocs mglildli6en &leincu.
Der IoOte lit Ser fleine @ilticppc
Guntolupe, Der Sobn eine9 i'm Suuic
lr. 300, SIt-99. StroBe, mobncuocn
(ii6lerS. 2llS @iltieppc 9e9en ) llbr
Nud)nlittag5 an Der =. Nucmlc mo
80. StrnBc ipicltc, mlr0C CT con Ell
ncr pon Dem Wotoriiibrcr SSnbnG erter
rcn 9tr. 1878, 3. Npcmle, 9clelttcn
Grolepcor, 9tr. 1851, nie0er9erumt.
Mis- ii6 0ic Gor Ser 10. StroBc nj
bCrtc, Qub Der Gun0llftellr Tronf NC
QCra pon Nr. POS, Oit-76. StroBc,
pl0blid Ou5 @oltciignul. Qom iob
man i'm Elm meni6lidc5 9cin untcr
Den H10ern beroor5icben. SIN Hlu-
1en6lid cntItono utter Den l}oiinAic-
relt Elm fllrdtburcr Yonit. Stc OrGnA-
ten Der Sbiir 5lL o6mobl cini0c Dolt
ibnen gar nid)t muBtch, nm mas Is
iid banocIte. Webrcrc F%criOncn cr=
littcn lcihte 0crlebum5cn bci'm Tul
Uon Der Gur, ais JIG ub5uIprin3ea rcrs
iubten
WebrCrc onOere &0rpcrtbcilc luur-
sen Damn mad mo nod uulter oenl
@oQgon heroor ge5oQen, Scr &opt
Der @cidc icbltc ieood). Ser Motor-
Iiibrer Gedcr muroc p%erboitet u1lO
notb Scr Git-5t. Ctr Stotion &C.
trodt, no CT erfldrte, boB cr lid) nidt
bepllBt lei, &en,ano iiberiobrcn ST
bobct. Ecocnfola, 10 meiltc CT,
miiiic iif ser llnfoll an Der 80.
StroBe 3u0etro9cn boben, 0u i'm iur5
naA &crloiicn oicier StroBc Der Gon-
oufteur ollf ein mcrfmiiroi9ca Sol
perm cinca @iutcrrooca ouimertiom
acnlQd)t hQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
@in0er ipicltcn nit iSencr.

3ancSptlle, 8, 5. Nopember.
- Die Mobnung Oe8 0r1, Seymour
EbiQipS SIT Cambridge, g. brornte
beute iriib nieOer, mo 3pei aiuocr,
Georgia, bier Sabre alt, unO Seize,
3ruei Sabre aft, erlitten Den Slam.
mentoo, Die gltern morcn sur 3cir
nift Su Sollie. Ban pcrImlt6et OoB
ole Ginoer bci'm Spielen 0lilbeloc
&oblcn aus Dem &omin 5o8et Eho
noS SaltS IN @ran0 iebten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
Sprcn0idDfie t6Otcn 5lu0lf Nr6citer

@inuipcB, Wion, 3. Nop. -
Siebcu itolieuiidc 2lrbeiter uurOeit
6clltc n0rolid) bon 0rp0en, in cinem
ticicn Iurditid Scr o%Gono0iIhcn
@ociiic.Ga6L" 0nrt6 Die u~eririlbtc
G|ntloOuu1 zines Itorteu S%pren8ld)ul-
les 0ct6otct. Grei ou0erc Nr6citcr
crlittcn idnpcrc @c~rIcBun9cr. Gle
@ct3Otctcn licacn nod inter 6cla-
moiICr.
CSpdtcr.O - 3mci Scr &erIeBtet
itno icit C6igcm gcitorbcn. Sin Be
ribt ans 3nQolm tbci(t nit, 0oB cin
onoerer, pcririibt lo5aeBongener
SpreuqifrB orci M}Gnncr t0Otctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
Ninc @alaenfriiI.

NbiI00eIpbid, .. NopcnlDer.
- &n 6olgc oes Gintreifcna zines
@rieica pom SameS Eerrp. elnem
@rlOcr Oea megen Der @rmorbung
Oca StolienerS 9onioli sum Gooe per
ltrtbcilten Inpboel &errD, Der an
Ircito1 Qcb6ngt pcroell 'olte, muroc
Gic Minridytung p%erid)oben, oenlt
%on1c5 crfl6rtc in Dem @riefe, nid)t
icin @ruocr. lonoern er bobe Die 5bot
b~cgun0cn. 0ie 9eboroen bemilben
i'd ,&onneS 0errp ieIt5nnebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
W:ilitGriidlcr S6nt fir idpluar5cn
8crbrcdlcr.

Holeigh I.,G., 5. Nopcmber.
- Gomponrie 3" Der Mili5 bon
Noro-Gnrolino bat oen Neger ".
@robomJ alias 6cnrp 6ll90ort, Der
ongciNulbigt lit, Der IS Sabre ulterl
Mciben Eearl 5uoor bon GobaritB-
Gultlltn am t3. Gftnber 8enolt an
gotham 81 bnben ltab Concord cSfor-
tirt, no CT pro5eiiirt merben ioQ. Ger
9tcgcr man bier I'M 3%ud)tbouie ieIt.
aebalten morben, reil man beiiird)-
tetc, er fonnte in Concord aelundt
nerbelt. uno Die 0Iili3 : Gpmpa1nie
uon Raleig6 mar nod Goncoro aJ
ialiot mor0en lllrl cinen 9pfdIDer9
81 rcrbinoern. Ser &ro5eb bcE
bclte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
McI0et lid ais sprc6cr.
GQuh i0nt

GbarlcS q. Tomler. ser &oriiBer
heS Counties Iiir 9anfueicn 1m0 Inn
lmli9mittcl I'M Observation-Disclosures
uno &ertretcr Oea i~iinftcn Gtitrifta
Don 9tuu- &ericp, Der nit elmer Me5r.
bett bon 5000 Stimmcn gum oGtcn
Otalc luie0erAGudblt morOcn lit, cr.
t!0rtc a%eitarL OoB cr iiir oo2 Sprc-
deromt I'M Observation-Disclosures ut
con0i0trcn bcobiihti8c. Scine y@lut.
form" lit Die, DAB ooS Repr1icnton-
tenboita cinen aus iieben 0titglieOcru
bc%ItcbenOcn geiAait@iiibrenOcn Nlr3.
i6ub %crpdhIcn ioue, Dem oic @citlmG
ser @ci0ditc, Die lett uom SprcAcr
ollaJciibt miro, iibcrtrogen mcroen
IrQr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
@ahlcn In 9surtu Hieu.

Gan 5uan II, Eorto &ieo, .. 9fop.
- 2(ui ser golt5en SnleI moreIr am
OicnitoQ Wtitglicoer Der Se9iaIotur
uno elm GummiiiGr fir @aibinaton
VI mablen mo Die icet pcr0iicntlit)
ten Rciultaie 3cigen, Dab oi'rd9dn0i9
oic llniuniItcn -9ariei gciieat bot uno
boB Gulio 9%orrinago sum SomIltIl0r
uicoerocn1blt poroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06
&icr Wru6cnarbcitcr ucrid)iittct.

Benton, &aa., >. 9fooertbcr. -
&n elmer Dem Nrn. ". 7. Bono &C.
DoriQcu 3cde, orei MciIen meItlid)
pon bier, crciQnete iif bellte Nbeno
cine Grploiion. belft oo@ GinItilr}cn
0c$ SHotta SIR 6olBc bate. Bier
@rllbcnorbcitcr Iinb I'M &nnern Der
iditttct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06

- Ger iron80iii6C @lcropIunfobrcr
@lcriot lit nm &oorc2brcite idlucrcnt
llrQliit cntQonacm ais icinc @to
idinc iid ii6criGluQ lm0 3crtrijm
inert mrr0c.
@lcriot rcttctc iiA ourd) cincn
SpumQ Dor Ocm Shidiol, inter Den
Griimmcrn bcaro6cH 3l tucrOcn. Gr
tam NIT lcihtcn N6i6iiriunBcu Oo-
uor.
Erciir fUr @uitihiiier.
MoutcGurIo, ,. RoOember.-
Ger Entcruotiouolc Sport-Glub fin.
oiQt fiir Oua Iriibjobr cine Seric BON
@uitucttiobrten an iiir melde @reiic
in 606c pon $4,000 ol,a0eicbt pcrs
Den. Ole NnmelOrm0 ltcbt ollcn ga.
tionuIitdtcn irei.
&oIluno unO &crC5ucIn.
MiIlcm it S, Curacao, ;, 9}oU.
- Sic &olouinl. NclicrlmQ bat cine
&cfomtmo6ulQ al oic Ncu0Ifcrlma
Don Curacao crloiicn, in Der Qclo0t
miro, ooB sic @crilAtc, 0ob Die fol.
lol1ollDe @c@ler'lll0 am ]. g~'oo]I'Ov'
iciuolife S6rittc gcGcn &cnc}ucIn
oeoo)lWHAt poll'' ''lcIl oQNt St"'''''-
Dung.
NJ g. F ,fI,..,4
Slc't %ctolllitIlloNl'la eF'u'''"
5IellIlld) llIDltcrIo@' pcloloerS 'oV@V'l
DER |rt, III DER ne erIol0le, l'Io po'
81 oIclfodrIl erortPrlll'9Cl' @ll'oB &c
9eo2n. SN oot ol'd ole A''llop'I'V
perollloBt oob @ollollo )id 'loeF0ol'Pl
o'lI relll'rI'' ocUoll''CIv' %o'HtDv''
H'H'' St,''1"ss" ,u'o"'H,.," $50
,,Sn,Gh =, T.or,, ai,,ng ,;h+ ,,1tcr.
,cihrcte,, orrtifr[s i, hn0Snhiih7r
SnrnMc ,n,N ,nor u, cincr inoniih
,4nSrrnFtc,, 5ci41n,n mr., N,r,con
Ti,n ~o(o,rc,,,n hcr Cn(oni,LNc-
,,fcr,n,, n,or ,cit cinar modc oNrr
f5,,ac, c,,rnrtet ,norncn ms ors Ncr
oG.+ifnr or,Iicn NOR 6io @rn6(fcr,,o
;ro6 ho5 Sio NchGrncr c,hGh vim
oo6o,s,o;bc oc,obcn bottom 0ir
I,i;,,no nos oa,rtr,,,4s ,6o. r,or c;,n
GnttGlihuno.
Ter Srcu,rr. .Nrl0crlnn0"iir i'm Sen
&afen QetommCn un0 licgt nod bier.
Ger Grcu5cr oSric3lonb" iGbrt bclltc
o6. lle6cr sic @crpeglm9en 0e9 Dol.
lGn0ii6cn Sdlo6tid)ific5 bcrriGt
bier grobe llngcpibbcit, lDd2 lcOi9lid)
oo5u beitr0gt, bic Stimmlrn9 0c0
GolteS nod m3br bcruntcr 5t briidcl1,
Strifc-l1 nruGcn in Tricit.
@fcr, 3. Nppem6er. IN Erieit
limo Crnite 2o6nItreitiQfeiten alt&Qc.
brodJcn. Nidt wcni8er, ais irdsbun.
bert @erftorbcitcr Der Celtrctttlt.
2mlcrifoniid)cn Gompfcrlini2 iin0
~ol'S1Iolloi8' US )Iao eltf19c Senll's
pl'H8VH III VolI8c, ple OtAelllu8e
ut''o"8'''u'''' Sou) p"'I'e u! Sl|'-
y, 'U'''" VI Ut'"' "tt '"'o' oV.t "UH'
~ 30" P"l'"0''''' '''fI''o''"'
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Groerl @ nttrrnn sen III SoD.
men.
&orl@bao, Hobnlel, .. Nonbr.
=. S,' pcl. leb'e'' ote'b'8 Sll'''oell ~
r' pIo0'''t"''8 ou', ""'t%Vuo n,.p
t'l''8'oH''8 puru 'o'eoctVpItt etollob'
lVp' p~'''''lug'al loo'U''' @'' etIu)''-
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''| IpIl, SW'pere SWooV'' 'u'o ''''VI
"e'''V'o'''
1t all Wtlpcl III an Hct1cn.
@ien ). 9touelnber. - aoiies
Milbclm troi Qeitern in Gdortsau elm
unO mlrOc pom Gr36cr,oo.I hronfols
ger 6croinuuO bcr5lih bcoriibt.
SOFT.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-06

Nn@ iincltc @cldNpoocr OCT "'''I,'".
nild)cn SdIodt'dur WIot'e '@',o''
lcit Dem 30. Nttoocr nlef Io' l'N'''''
hcllte lrilb I'M ; lINr bic aIit'F i'"'
trnt oIe 0ohtt llod Nloh0opo w. ''''
Eblllppneu al. Alt I'M vi ~V''' 81.
moroene HoldIco9 N'@'oI'l'uL'o''
ltdno III droBenl Sol!Edlt }Il OCT y
the. mcldC bel lpF't "Illi'I'I o'''C'l
lld) mar. Alc tlICr loorVil II'' V'.l0''.
llolIIldcn @''ll'd''ilIi'VIl0'" p'0'u' IT,
Iul'tc @od)rlllc 'r'WoI'i'IL SUN 7V'
ldlcO. Slc 3o'tcIl oeE "'lp'r'0l,'"
Der AnItrItallcr p'lro0'h ''o't D.
OOo,OO0.
FrclSoertpEllH"8 ."
|mpp.
Nmop, 5. gtopember. - sport
ipiclc porcn .0eItern lpieoer Der
&ouptpunft oc@ &er8nil8lul9a Ero-
Gronm& fir Die m~trttollIlden see
lellte.
g. lC1 .aIg A. -
9Iuul Sul'b "Vi SSo'''u'!pII W."
0lS t''oyttgl"le'1 %st f.[,ly l'"' 49,. ~
"S''!t""V o';".'. ~ N''''>" W.,
l"' 'D''!' ~ #r ~
8''''o ll''[I Ho'o,',L'' pS"t' C,
:" 'no"t I,,,'a,.pp ma6o. ,%~ 81,
lI"!." ''''! '"o't''n 49,
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PlV" Svl''''l9.v' 'et".'. t."t NJ -,
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p'"l' J''g '"''.'' '''''S"'
y plhotlo8t noer 3nrH0' e.
sung.
@efing, .. NEoocmber. Eos
Nul8m0rtiae Nnlt bot I0mirol Gnlorp
fir Die @rotllotion 5lul @eolrt9toA
Der Sniicrit Wittut ieincn Can't
mlSgciprodcn.
Die ircm0ipro6lid}e Erciit in Gbl=
ia co%nulcntirt Den @ehtf Der onlerl.
foniIdcn &ric9&id)iife rcdt gilnltig,
ohcr 0ic Gcntrulre0ierunG nno 0u$
Hllell'0e &olt, 1oloelt e. ~1h'orlll'rt
M 1iIDIeil 1ld) oooilrN jlEtl'o9clebL
ooB nllr one @oltte BON HonllroISper'
rms "Iotte llod) ebnlo %AcTornnlen ut.
&le Hli"lolrooejIt)itn9clt eplllu 5
mo oeller' ais nc lc 1clt oIhl GlFS
oeS rn'lld>)opoll')dlell 3rle8e@ gene
lel" ltho e@ lleAt rem @rlll'o 81 Der
9lllloDnle por. ooB lla) ais eolno :
tolld)er T%lffo''ltll9 poll oerSeoeilflIlfl
ltlo oe1l 3ioed oe@ 0loltel'oe'l'a)S II
0cllo ipelde eomplltotloi'cll er0'oFll
)olllell.
Slc HnloelcfDclf ocr onlSrltol'llN'h
SHlf'e III Tnloo Dot ore Nll1lllert'olll'
tclt mleolr olit oen Hi'd9oll9 oe2
o|lllerltonlld)cn SdnoelS N eDllo &C.
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SdJncGucrfcbrs Epfcr.

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
JUDGE GEORGE MORRIS
DIES AT CHARL0TTEs VILE
Was Walking on the Street Whsn He
Fell ana Death Was In
StantaneouA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Jan. 80.
lion. George vs.. Morris. judge of the
cooperation court OF Charlottesville.
ana q former state senator. dropped
dead this morning at 10 o'clock. IN
front Of tho residence OF Mrs. Mel
Vile lienshaw on Park street. In this
city. while on his way from his home
10 his Office.
He was taken Mt once 10 the home
OF Judge DUKE. which. was near ut
hand but had expired before he
:Sachcd the house. In fact, life went
ont Of him almost rs soon as he fell
face downward in tho street.
Judge Norris had been In Rich
mond on several occasions recently
To consult DIR. Johnston and other
specialists concerning his health, but
they were unable to diagnose his case
with any degree OF accuracy. MS HIS
symptoms did not appear well de-
velopcd ut that time.
His court Is now In session and
hc had been presiding all this wccl;
and all last week
Judge Morris was I'll yeas old and
unmarried. He resided with his mo-
Their, Mrs. William ]. Robertson. wife
OF the late Judge William J. Robert
son.
He was educated NJ the University
OF Virginia ana stood high among al
classes Of people. He served several
terms in the Senate and had boon
on the bench for the last six years {.
| n was Indigo Morris vha nr1-.il. Il
at the famous trial of Mayor Samuel
NcCuc. Although the accused was
represented by able counsel. the Sal
rremc Count refused 10 grant the
prisoner writ of error.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
UNKNOWN STEAMER RAMS
SCHOONER HELEN E. taft
Crew Reocued by a Clyde Liner
Fears Entertained for the Safety
Of the elucleld
(py Associated press)

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Jan. 30.t-
While lying nj anchor at Southport.
n. G., this morning the United States;
revenue cutter Seminole. Captain j.
II. Quinnn. Intercepted wireless mos
sage from the Clyde liner Comman.
che To the Clyde steamer Apache.
stating that tn unknown steamer had
sunk he four master schooner Helen
r. Toft Captain Nilcs from Balti.
moro 10 Galveston. Texas, six miles
from lookout ship ana that her
forctopmast was projecting out OF
tho waer.
The Comanchc had on hoard the
master and ten men Of the crew OF
the Taft. Tho Seminole upon re.
cespt OF tho message Immediately put
10 SEA and at . pm. today spoke to the
Spanish uplander Captain Pearson,
from Port Arthur TO Rotterdam an!
Cardiff while slowly stcaming and ~
'ng OIL Frying Pan lighiship.
The Upplands had hecn in collision
the night before with the Taft and
had her how stove In.
Tho Seminole offered assistance
hut this was declined, The Semn-
ole was In search CT tho steamer
BlueNeld which left philadelphia for
Jacksonville NH Is five days overdue
Shc communicated bv wireless with
Charleston. S. C., aud Hattcras light
vNsrels but nothing we seep or heard
Of the Blueneli.J Tho cntter. has
been warning steamers plyihs the
coost of the sunkcn schooner Taft
which Is very dangerous aud iminedi
ately in the path of navigation So
iar as; could be aSccrtained, no lives
Wen lct.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
---------so-----I---1ls.--
SAYS ASTRONOMER WAS WRONG


. ALBANY. n. ". Jan. s0.--prof.
LOWS Boss, director of the Dudley
Observatory. which * supported by
the Carnegie fund, made an announce
,mcnt today THAI is expected 10 create
widespread interest throughout the
scientific world
After careful stndy and observation
Professor Ross declares that kaplcyn,
a famous Dutch astronomer. was In
error when recently he promulgated
the theory. now generally accepted by
astrcnomers Eat tn ~ are two
streams or stars Ia zig in opposite
directions. Professor Boss declares
that he Is able to prove. as. q result of
his own work, that Kapleyn was mis-.
taken. due TO the inadoGuary of the
Dp'punan's equipment
: One of the chief conclusions from
the special observations and ccmputa-
lions made by the Dlidley observers
is that tho average speed OF stars In
all quarters CT the Heavens is between
80 and rs miles second.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
INSTRUCT TAE DELEGATES.

Virginia should send n united dele
CATION TO the Democratic National
Convention in Denver next July. This
ia imperative. The Old Dominion has
always line,i up for true genuine De.
mocracy, and we should not be repre-
sented in the national convention by
single dissenting voice. Undoubt.
edly all signs polnt TO Hon William
j. Bryan rs the choice OF Virginia
for the next President of the United
States All "favorite sons" should
be relegated TO the rear and the OLD
Dominion should take bold stand
for tho great Democratic leader who
viii be the unanimous choice Of the
people At Denver. Tho Democratic
State Convention should instruct. It's
do!ega'oy 10 vote for the great Ne
braslar. The will of the people ex-
pressed through their delegates TO the
state convention shogld, prevail. and
this Will should go forward by specific
instructions TO the national conven.
ton LII crder tls3t the choice of the
people of Virginia may he properly
recorded. This Is no time for differ
ernes. OF opinion. The Democratic
party has tho best chance IL has ever
had for e,erticn of the President on
a goc,i. clean, peoples platform. The
Republican perry is divided and
Pretf dcut Eooscveli.s POLICY hos alien.
ated a large portion OF the financial
backing which has heretofore been
showcret npon Il. This influence will
be thrown In sonle OTHER direction
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
STAPLE WINS FIGHT
( FOR ROANOKE. JUDGESHIP
Contest for Corporation Court Judge
Was Ono Of Warmest Ever Be-
fore Legislature.
Especial To The Daily Press,y

Especial To The Daily Press.l
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. S0.--One Of
the warmesst political battles ever
waged before Virginia caucus came
to n termination tonight after nearly
three hours had been consumed In
hitte' debate h. the r. personalities of
thr two aipirluts for he corporation
juHge&hlp Of the Corporation Court of
Roanoke city The vote finally poll,
ed gave Waller II. Staples. 81 votes
ann his opponent Roy h. Smith i6
The entire day was marked by OK.
cesslve activity in behalf .of the sup.
portcrs of each OF the candidates aud
until the final vote was cast the re.
suit was in doubt. Early today il
was said that Staples majority would
reach 81 votes, hut during the after
noon nearly every voter in the caucus
was approached by Smiths friends
and they succeeded in changing many
votes.