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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Los ANGELES PREs5yTERY
MEETS AT PASADENA CHURCH
Special 10 The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald.
PASADENA, April 14.--Members OF
the Los Angeles presbytery met In the
First Presbyterian church tonight for
the spring session, with about 100 dele
gates in attendance.
Reports were received from the COM
mittee on home missions and from Rev.
{. M. Fisher OF South Pasadena and
rom Rev. Hugh X Walker on home
Ind foreign missions. Delegates were
liected to the next general assembly
it Kansas City. and a new moderator
vas chosen.
DIR. John Willis Baer will be toast
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Younu Woman Dies

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, April 14.-Miss Ia
bitha Louisa McCaige, daughter of
John McCaige. a well known capitalist
of Ell Monte, died yesterday at her
home on Kinney street. Miss McCaige
came here about a month ago in search
of health, but the sea air failed to re-
vive the sufferer. The body was taken
to Ell Monte for interment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Select Now Meeting Place

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, April 1.-THE direc-
torates of the chamber of commerce
and the Merchants and Manufacturers
association will hold monthly meetings
at the Virginia hotel and quarterly
meetings will be held there by the
members of these organizations.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Red Mems Pow-wow

SAN BERNARDINO. April 14.-On
the night of April 2S the Red Men of
southern California will hold a big
pow-wow in Santa Ana, guests of Usage
tribe of that city. A special train will
carry large delegations from San Ber-
nardino, Redlands, Riverside, Corona
and other towns in this direction. A
large class of candidates will be initi-
ated into the order.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Men Who Never Tip

Church-That fellow leaving that table
never gave the waiter a cent. Don't you
suppose he could AFFORD 1t?
Caotham-oh yes. he could AFFORD IT, all
right; but he's probably walter some place
himself-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

Bentley and leased for five years by
Braden & Reed of Portland, Ore, the
atrical men, opened for business to-
night, featuring Marie Robson and also
presenting a musical comedy. The
house was packed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Visits Factory
The rruth of Il

Twas the night before Christmas. and all
through the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even mouse;
They all had been shopping and spent their
last red.
And nervous prostration had cent them to bed.
-Harper's Bazaar.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
Farewell Meeting

OCEAN PARK, April 14.--The retir-
ing board of city trustees will hold its
farewell meeting tomorrow night. The
reins of government will be handed
over to the newly elected board next
Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

master at banquet given tomorrow
nigh. by the Mems club. Rev. Hugh
X. Walter, Rev. r. T. Cresswell of Po-
mona and Rev. William b. Gantz of
Highland Park will be the speakers A
business session of the presbytery will
be held tomorrow morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
VETERANS TO BE GUESTS
AT RECEPTION OF HONOR

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, April 14.-Col. Samuel
Merrill of this city, who was recently
elected department commander of the
G. A. r., and Harry Culver, who about
the same time was chosen division
commander of the Sons of Veterans,
will be rendered a joint public recep-
ton in the auditorium next Monday
night. A rousing program of music
and speeches will be arranged by L. p.
Palmer and Postmaster George Hirsch,
committee on arrangements.
The patriotic societies of other cities
of Southern California will be invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

At meeting scheduled to take place
at the Casino on Third street tomorrow
night an athletic club that has been in
embryo for some time will be Or
ganized.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
SANTA MONICA BRIEFS

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, April 14.-The fund
thus far collected for street decorations
during fleet week has reached the sum
of S2S4,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15
NEW THEATER OPENS
AT SEASIDE RESORT

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. April 1.-The Bent
ley Grand theater, erected by L. H.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

Eight persons are following DR.. H. 8.
Tanners fasting code in this city now.
Mrs. A. v. Barner of Willowbrook, said
to have abstained from food for about
three weeks, Is at the head of the class.
She is fasting in order to cure herself
Of a malady Of long standing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

The Epworth league Of the Methodist
church held the fourth number of their
current lecture and entertainment
course tonight An interesting feature
of the evening was mock trial In
which over a dozen of the members fig
ured as participants.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

At the meeting of the local lodge Of
Elks last night P. NJ. Peterson was APP
pointed captain of a baseball team
which the local antlered herd expect
will be able to vanquish all rival lodges
In this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

visit Pasadena's finest hotel. THE
GREEN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

May 1 the grammar schools Of this
city will hold track and field meet to
enter the dual meet with the Pasadena
schools representatives on May 9.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-15

The Home Telephone company has
issued an order that all new subscribe
ers for residence telephones must pay
a year in advance. This is said to have
been decided necessary because of the
number of people who moved out of
houses or apartments only few weeks
after the installation of telephones.
P. De Glass, q tenant on tho Bixby
ranch, was arrested this afternoon
charged with having exhibited" a
deadly weapon last Sunday. Justice
Brayton fixed his bond at $500, which
De Glass furnished.
The track and field athletes of the
local high school are practicing daily
in preparation for their contest with
the Pomona high school team next Sat-
urday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

Dem Stiidc SIT @runOe lie1t, zines
Der poplldritcn @GrfG lit, 0a9 Die @i'
terutur Der 9~teu5eit berporgcbradt
BAT, 10 bcfoutnlt man bod crit oltrd)
Die 6onOllnta ultf ser @ijbne eiHcn
ridltigcl @cgrifi. wel6c M0glidfei'
len in Sem Stiid porbdnOeu Iit0.
8ein @lunOer, oaB 0nS Stiif itetS
polGc @duicr 3ieHt. Sri. Gountib bat
in Der &oQe bon Gloria i'm @citen
Eriumpb otf Griltmpb geieicrt, nno
NcuiB miro 0as 9altiuorcr &llbIi-
finn sic SiinitIerin cbcniollS germ III
ser ~Oontborcn Noac ieben. Nl9 Sobn
6torm iiibIt iid Nr, Green cbenioQ$
III icilem Clement. Nld) I'M llebri-
gen lit oic' &ertheihmg Scr Nollcn
cine oi9nabmarciie cute. <r5nmL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

Sberit MlmOp periprift Sen BE
lthcrn Oca 300" fiir 0icle NodlC
~obernlala Elm bohintereiialtteS, pod.
ltonoi9 ucr0n0erteS FrogronlnI.
9tcllc 0reiiirte S0mer, 9GrerL Seopur'
ben ruto S6mcine, 3iegen, Sunoe,
Eieroe uno Nifen meroen Dem Eublt-
finn porgeiilbrt. Morgen Abeno i'm
oct 9eIe9cntlih oe8 ct. Entrid Cages
altf Der Hollfu6babn ein Ntoafenfcit
itntt, bel lpCldcm fir sic Shcilncbmer
Id)one Yrciic III Nu3iidt geItelt iin0.
9ln Mittluod) Nbcno miro ser nGrc5.
centsGlub" Dem 300" cinen 9clltdl
%obltattell, uno Sonitug lit ais Gar.
leual fir Shllttnoer III Nltali6t &C.
lonnen. lin 10 llbr AbenoS finoet
III Dem NIT &0luen geiiiutcn 3miugcr
Gin rcglllGrer Soitltfompi Itatt. Die
6llpor in ser @cihihtc OcS 300"
limo Die &orIteuungen 10 gut beiltd)t
AcDclcn, mic 0ic'c Soilon, eiu DC
meiS, 6nb 0nS llntcrncblnen intucr
nlebr mo mcbr gepiiroigt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

mig HiGor0 ser Gritte." Sir icoc Sic
Ter 2ulifijbrulGen lit Die Qrobortiaite
Sccncric oorbonGcM mo Die &oitilm2
linO bon eutiprc1euOcr Hrod)t. IS lit
iibcrfliiiiiG iibcr Srlt. MontcQ iclblt
@ortc SIT pcrtiercu. Shm geht ciil
&uf noroll2, ME iid mcnigc Sdoli
lpicler Der @cacumart cinc2 ioIdcu
crireucn. uu0 oo6etuuo CT pon eitcr
QolG n&iinitlcrtrlppe nv
teriiiitt, meld)e inter NnOcren Bic
i~Dlgcn0cn 92omct dlfluciit: Wuric
BOOTH Huiicl, 9lIite G%ortcG0ouL &eiIG
un0 lorraine 6roit uno Soiepbiuc
MtcGoui@, Trollci8 Wlc@Ion, $. 600
per Gliiie mn0 SIM &tnO3lep @or0on
&ur6p 6ronflin @onoiiorL Homoinc
Golcuoer. Somilton Wfott, &enrp
&ccicr, George StiMpc0, @oItcr
Gumpbe0, @norclp Nprnc, Gctcr 2(Q
nclu, @ott5 Sale, &o6n Mot5aL g.
Gears uno NnnCrc.
Io@ Eltblifml luir0 ipc5icQ oui bit
lbotiofc oufmcrfiom gcmcdt 0ob
Oie nOf&oritclllu9cl nm s llbr II.
bic Nofnlittu02. GoritcQungen I'm ,
llGr loren 2%tniong ncbmch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

DIE @ilocr borgeiiibrt. IS iinOcn ic-
sen N0Amittag &oritcllrn8en itdtt.
D6oro'9 Nperubuu3."
Cen @eiudGrn BON Serbs Gpcrn.
bolt&" itebcn oicie ySodjc icltcnc
&lrnitQeniiVe in 2hl5iidt, iu0cm IN
Dem nenorintcn G6cntcr Scr 6criiDultc
ErnQ60c MuntcQ untcr ser Erection
BON @iQion q. @roOu IN cincm Sbo-
tc2ipcurc- Ncpcrtoirc mlitritt. - 2lnt
Montoa 9lbcuO uuo Sumito0 9}od)s
mittoa miro uNnmlct" aracbcn, an
Gicuitog NbcnO oN}oc6etb," onl 4}itt-
nod 9~}odnitto0 Ser &ouimoml
pom &cncoig," ant Mlittuod 9l6cnO
oMihelicrL~ am Gouneritdg 2(beuo
o&6nig Gear" am Greito8 N6cn0
o0tbcuo," on Souitoa Abcuo so,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Scr oemHdc GmrcfmbHf, sahtmOrs gb, sonnto, ben IS @r, 1908.

len lic1cll III 9lltcn @6nocrL bic Scc-
ueric iii iiber ieocn (u0cl er6nbcn,
uul0 Elm ans rci5cnoen NiU0den bette
bcnOer Gbor mirtt Del olr}uufiii0runQ
nit. IS iinocn ont N}outuQ, GiCr-
tag unO 6rcitog NoGmittug3 @or-
itcQlnacn itott.
NI0nep'5 Gbcoter.
Nahocm in oieien populdrcn Sat-
ie m0brcuO oe9 qnlt5cn @intcr$ ans
idticBliN N}cIoOromcn Rc9cbcl mllrs
0en lit sic Grid1itaIeihwg BON Sen
often IroOitiaqelt ablcujAcL mo lie
6ietct 0ieie @pdjc Den &eil1crn cine
uuiitaliihe &om00ie oar. Gieietbc
lit ,(bc smart Set" bctjtclt mo, mic
olI2mQrtigc &ritfcr ,peyiiheru, zines
ser QeOic8cpitcn Stide 'Ciucr }lrt, 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

mihpirft, 3Gblt SIT sen tiidtigitcn If
rcr &laIic. G3 filocn an 0et iibli-
tbGu Su9en Observation-Disclosures
it0tt.
W}ooamc @00pti fommt.
MoOamc @no3fi sic beriibulte
SGngcrin, fonnlt ain 0icnItog oen
81. W}Gr5, uob ser 19pric", cine
&muoc, sic QcmiB Don uniercn <nIt.
liebbnbcru nit 6rcuOrn bG1riiBt miro.
81 wcli9c 0ettihc aiiuItlerimeit wie
iic iid Die Ncrjen ser Gor3ertbeludber
crobert 6obcl. (rob ibrcS polniihcl
9tdlucn3 lit 6rmt @d0afi enc Gent.
idG bon @cbllrt, mo i6r Grihcincn
Gijritc bic 2UttiNcn gnn5 b~eionoerS
inJcrciiirell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

ben 9eillhern DON NlbQtGb'S Sbeoter
itebt oieic @oGG Gip isItcIlfr &nplt9c
MP ii Nllsiiht.
MnrpIono Ibenter.
Nn scr SpiBe 0e3 Programmes,
,9c(ucS oieie Wodp I'M MarpIano.
Iheoter ourdgeiiibrt miro, beiinoct
Iiu cine polt Nnterifo'5 aroBter PIT.
trottlonen otf ser GoiOeuiucbilbne,
rdmlih @eor9e Gpons, mcIHcr cbcn-
iomp6l ais Cifter mic ais Shauipic'
Ter betonnt lit uno lett Sobren Sum.
~0crttnuicnoe 0urd) ieine orolligen Sc
idi0tcn erg1bt hot. Wfon iogt pon
ibnl, BOB cr ser beitbe5obltc Nionolo-
ait ser &auocuiQe-9iibup Jet. Mop
Woro nit ibrcn lreaoct-Fuppen lit
cinc auGtre Se6eu4luiiroiAteit. Aft
bito1ii6ine N}G0hen gcb6rcn Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

re oft mar. 3c0tnigaa il tie iiir i5r
Sitter, lie lit icbt Is, HqQtc alt, cjnc
ser beltbc3nbItclttn Sdoitipielerinnc1
ouf ser rmcrifoiiiIAen giibnc iuocnt
iie 6ereits porigeS 3obr in elmer &oH-
0cpiQe-9ioQe iii glaB, @odlcn $4,000.
pcrOicnte. SIC, S6U0en", IN pcIher
Sri. Sanis bier auftritt, lit cine orci-
ofti1e &omoOie potter luitiJen 81
tl%lotionen, lno 0eiuiB itebcn Den Be
illdern Ser Muiit Ifn0enlie oicic @o-
DIE genuBreinc StuuOen in 2llt2iiht.
llnter Den ai;uitIerl, melte oltBer
ppn SRI. Soni0 mitmirfctL beiinocn
iid): NeQic beaumont, Siorcp %0r.
bis, Snmrel SeaO, 4eilie 9i6mon0
Irt6ur StoniorO, 2lmuie G9mpn0
2ionel @olib, G9Bor Soliteab, 3ia6ci
.S'Armono mo ga 9toOetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
ScirutbS 2iccnScn.

Siooc 9lumbcrg, %, uno 6onnit
Cohen, 90; Npplifont 2oniS @olo-
berg, 9tr. l103, OrlcanSitroBc.
Norrn 8. ElcBer, %, Mr.. 1876, Hid,.
monnItroBc, mlo @eiiic Is. &ottcn, 20
gSm. &nertig. 26, Yittsburg, Eo,,
mo Wooolin 'SoioernlolL II.
@n. =. Somcr@, 81, Nr. 633,Gon.
mopltroBc, mlo Minnie 9iderion 40.
Wittiuc.
Wm. @enrD Nicol, -, mo Suite
=. Stcincr, 81 Npplifont 3. G.Mop.
IorL Nr. 7l0, @cit.S onettcitrobc.
Gn1il SunSf, 36, @ittmcr, Nr.10i2,
@cit : GontonItroBe, mo WoricSer en-.
tup, 81, @ittipc.
Sronf Sd,incr, 81, uno Minuic
SeiBcr. 81; Npplifont 9eiiie Sd)iner,
Nr. 81 Siio.gnnitroBe.
SltliuS Slonnopib, 81, Nr. 302,
SuolonitroBc, Canton mo goo 0l.
bin, 10.
HouiS &omenSfp, 2S, mo Detto
Suflom, %; Gpplifont .. g.. Gut,
lciu, Nr. $40, SiiosGborleSItr.
@ong Nb Son, so, Noriolf, 8a.,
uno Sec III Gin, is; Npplifont Ilice
Sbcobolo, 9fr. 1876, Mifmonbitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
a(nIere Tbenter.
No uiif 9ltuoemie.

Gliie Sonis tritt Oicie &od)e IN Ser
Mlriift afo6emic in oE6e @oDocn",
elmer aom60ie nit mtiifaIiid)ell
Nummern, ouf. Sic 1T cine Der
jiingitcn aiinitlcrimcn ser orncrifnai,
iden 9iibue, Die in tonItiGen &oQclr
~glGn5erOe 6riolgc Ut pcrjcid)ncn bat.
8efanntlid bat Die critic Gonr Ger
jungen aiinitlerin Dor nid)t larger
Set 5urilf cine i0be llnterbrcduH1
crlitten ga bic @errp.aiHoeridme-
@cieai6oft in &ep.Dort iii. cinmiIdk
te, neil Sri. Salts ned uidt tG SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

Eruppe ut ul0 Gle ldn5c, iueIfJe Die
ielben aufiii6ren, ionic 9~ieocrportta'
&c, ildJcn hires @Icifen. 9noere
nelle 2(ttraftionen iinO Sic 9enietti.
9ffrobaten. @eieQidait, Com Gopn
iino feline eigene 8eieaiGaft BON So
miferll, GIiie goebm, Der meiblife
9ariton has 5nrreQ Sanlor-5 rio,
uno, mie iiblid), merocn alii Sem ai.
neutrality-suspicious. lauter itelie belpeSli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
IS oUctp I bcutcr.

Ole y@hle Nibbou Girls" MAIDEN
oicic gSo6c I'M @opctp lbeltcr i'm
GriMciucn. Ger Gantc Der St9niti.
iotion 0cniigt ulcin, I'M pole S1nicr
SIT jicbclL ocun Is lit cine c~rItfloiii9e
gSo9 tic All Dem @ebietc Der TnnOe-
bile &oritcltlmgcn ln0 ser 9litlcS.
noe 0orbictct, lit bier nod iclten &c.
iebcu mor0cu. MIS- Gr0ifmtit1SIpicl
miro ~ Tan at Niaaoro" gcgebcn.
Sin ans lnllter biibidell W}GOhen be,
ltc5cnOrr Gbor Wirft bel ser Nuiiiihs
rllng nit, mo Die SoIiitcn mo Noua
ocpilc. Spc5ioliItcl, ipcl6c 5mii6cr
Der Gr0ifmuug5. Scclc uno Dem 0roB.
orti9en ShiuBntt mitmirtcn, idlies
Bcn &iinitICr bon 9iui Gin.
ID unumcntul Sbcntcr."
Snl o9{cltcn Womtmcntol. Sbeutcr"
miro 0icic Nodc Sem Hu6lifum chen.
ioQa cin llnterboltung2 Yrogrumnl
oo~rgCbotCn, mic c2 BORT ieit LANCER
3cit nidt gcicbcn mllroc. Gic n9tigbt.
in1nlc9, cine crittloiiigc @itrlc8Qllc.
Organization tritt bniclbit olti. 3ur
Gr0ifnuulQ luirb Scr Giuoftrr gM(Htc.
ricouS NbrooO" gcipiclt, unO Siliil
Sdlltb 0iC WurlCsQltc Out fof' a
&orf." Gas Clio i6licBt etlide itbr
intcrcliQnte 9tunmcrn Gin. lluter Die.
len limo 6cionocr5 WtcTcuitt Ii. atllp
(on5fiinitlcr, &CncOp mo achne6D.
Notporo s. 2cipcn, tmo sic Se0mor&
SIT 1lenllCu.
rSubin'8 EGcoter."
Die in i6rer Nrt cin5ig OnlteGenO(
llnter6olttnQapciic mic tic in gu.
bins lbcotct an ser 9ultilHorcitrobC
Dem 4ublifum 81 eincm ldd)crIi6 &c.
riu1cn GintrittSprcilc Oor1cbotcr
miro, bat 5llr 6olGc gcbo6t, 0ob Sic.
les prrb0ltnibmdbig imtge @eiGdits.
llnicrncGmcu }t cinem gnr5cn Grfoll
gGuorocn iii, uno bcrrte gicbt e5 IN
Baltimore mo6l mCnigc Grmudlcne
mcl6t 0elr 6eliebtcn MuicntcmpCl
ociicn iGbiQcr @cihGit@iii6rcr, @crl
@orlc, nod) nt0ilhc ongcncbmc llcbcr.
raidlln0 fir 0o3 Voltinlorcr &nbli.
finn III Ectto bat, uidJt fclncn. Nnd.
iiir 0iciG Mo1c lit Elm rcid)balti1cS
p%o0itduNjA ucuc5 Grogronmi uorNcic.
bcl. MiorGnn mno GbcItcr Iin0 5luci
&onlifcr bon notionolcm SIM. $40 III
6iSGer ouIlctrctcn IinO, hn6cn Tie lid
Die &crjcn Oc5 Fublitums I'M Sturm
crobcrt. Goun ioI9cn IN j%rueitCr 81
ME &ottic 9iric, 6ie beIicbtc SGngc.
rim olt5 Bottom umb iernrr Nrtbll,
uno Nciiic 0ronS, iucld)r ibreS @lci
den oiti DEM @cbict Scr unocriGIid)
ten SunloreSfc illhen. Otto &obler
Ser 0cltid)e Gontitcr, per6ient cbclt
fails ipc5icQcr GrmGbnunA mo nit
iiblid. mcr0cn ponit1noi9 pcrGnocrtl
6cmc0lihe @ilbrr in Ser criten GtoG:
borgcfiIhrt.
E6tIu0elp6in 9 r6eitcr.
GnS G6ilnoeIpbin Srdeiter bring,
III Dem morgcn I'M SDric. 6beatel
itnttiinocnoen Gol5ert 0a5 iolBtnOl
4rogramm 5lr Ilrdfiibrutg: r
I. Gnrl 8ol6mnrf - Supcrture
ySnfrmtnln", Sp. t3. tm "a
,. g. San 9eetbouen -+Pg Spnl
pbonie Nr. I, in 4.Our, Op. 2.
3. u. u. MOZART 9lrie all,
yMdrringc Of 5igaro" CN0l phi an
| OraiD.
A.. Sector 9erlio5 - Supertllrc
o2e Garnapal &omainT, Sp. 8.
5. u. 9eoneapalo ~ Brolog at
ngagliaeci". 0itiieppe Gampanari
| Soliit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

@runOe. 0icieIbe lit i'm boAiten
@raoe anfregenO uno 5eigt Ben Ebea.
terbeiuhcrn NIT mel6er HiidiiAts-
loiigfcit sic Mitglieoer ser nShmars
sen San0" geBen fire Spier porgc.
hen. geionoers intereiinnt lit Die
9iolle oes tleiuen Sdltbpubers Sonp,
ser in 9irfliAfeit Elm seriebeher @e-
beimpoli5iit lit. 0ie Scenerie lit III
tercIiant, mo bic @eicliAnit, meld)c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
81 u0itarinll H."

n u0lt0rtnl1.",
Sm auditorium" gelangt bicie
@o6e Dos beriibntte 9uItIpicl D@c,
Sim uto S" sur Huifilbrrntg, Sb.
idon bieies Stiif bier ifon 81 mic.
6er6olteu Wfalcn rliigeiiibrt lporben
it, bot cs lid bcrno6 uis cine ioldc
9lttraftion erbalten, 0aB BIS nnf ocil
lebten abenb Der porigen 5aiion es
ppac SoiIier 5og, 1ic orei Sauptrol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
II6nuah's Chcoter.

Z I . 4 II 7 ~
Gic g~egcmlpGrtige @ode lit fiir Die
,@eorge 5olpcett COMPANY" cine
gannerluode, in0cm oieiclbe Suf
Gain's ergreifenocs Grama yS9e
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-19
Boy Admits Theft
OfXaluable Diamond Ring
From N. EngeI's Home
Says He Sneaked Upstairs, Ransacked Room, But
Denies He Intentionally Set Fire to House.
Other Arrests Likely

lives in the first floor apartment at Il9
3 street northwest, and was Just pick
ing Up channels skin bag. IN which ho
had placed a number of articles Of sill
Verware and jewelry. when Mrs. Scoveu
appeared in the doorway. He said ne
rushed TO the nearest window. and thus
made his escape. In her report Of the
AFFAIR, Mrs. Scoyell said that coloTod
man six feet tall had entered her home.
Admits the Robbery.
Smith finally broke his silence regard
ing the ot'ler robbery. and said that
while passing the Engel home Saturday
evening he saw the door standing open,
and walked in. Sneaking w tie stair
way he entered the bed room and ran
sacked the bureau drawers. He says he
found me ring on the top or q dressing
table
He was about to leave the premises
when he stopped 20 examine the con
tents of wardrobe. in lighting
matches to see, II Is thought that one
OF the sparks igHiteds a Child's coats
which had recently been cleaned with
gasolene. His stubFornness IN asserting
that he had no intention OF setting the
place on fire leads the police 10 accept
this theory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-19
OFFICER CHARGED
WITH LAND FRAUD
Major Hiram Chittenden, It
Is Alleged, Stole Valuable
Coal Tracts.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. 13.-Major
Hiram Chittenden. Corps OF United En-
giueers. IA charge Of the work in this
district. is charged with defrauding the
Government on the matter OF public
land locations in an action filed against
him I'm the Federal court IN the name
OF Attorney General Charles j. Bona
parte. The accusations are explicit and
sensational in the extreme The com
plant makes not only Major Chitten-
cen a defendant. but also his brother,
Clyde c. Chittenden. Ira T. Schrauger,
Frederick Fountaine, J. L. Derwent,
William II. Brown, and their wives.
Specifically Major Chittenden and his
brother are charged with having fraud
uiently obtained a patent Of Gao acres
Of valuable coal land in Skagit county,
known as section 70.
This land was subject TO entry as coal
land and 10 is charged that Major Chit
tenden conspired with SCEauEer. F0un-
taine, Derwent. and Brown, causing the
land to be taken Ip and entered in their
name, but in reality for himself and
brother. The allegations 0f fraud are
most direct and damaging.