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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
IuS bcn 8ercinen.

@crmanio " Gnner6or.
Nobcsu bu,bert aftipe oes "@tr'
moi,io , MGrnlcrd)ors" iibtel 9elterlt
nntcr 2citrng polr Erof. Ibeooor
Scmberacr bos prad)tpouc Cleo sod
cnpor" bon Curtis, elmer Der ebore,
,peld,c lpGbrcno bes SangerIeItes III
Der erIten &loIie gciungen lperoelt,
ein. Ser Gbor, meld)er piele gefabr.
Iid,e Slipper entbalt, 9elang Den
Sdu9ern SIR poIlcn 3uirieoenbeit
bes Gi%rigenten. Sn Der @eld)artS'
iisuna. in welter ErGiioel1t Sobn
Soiimon Sen 8oriis mo Sefretor
2o,is Sod oas Erototoa iilbrte.
muroc ein Ionfihreiben pom Trnlt
Ssobn Sofineilter, Der Satin oeS
perItorbenen Gr.Erdlioentit heS
,,8crnlonio . MGnnerhors" pcrlsIei1,
III weld)cn iid) bieielbc fir oos SIn'
menItiid beSonft, pelhes 5ur Grin,
ner,tng an bcn Sabrestaa oes Able'
bcns Oes Serrn Soffmeilter am @ro'
be oeiielbcn n~ieoergelegt iunroe.
Gintrad)t t.
ltntcr ocu allipiiien ocs Gin
trodt" iano geitern III Iiamann'S
SaIlc. Ir. 100, Sit-6Ort-g perue.
cine Gllhrc.T artie itait, melfe clneil
peraniigtcn TerlaIf nobm. Mit Erci.
ien w,lroen 9ebadt: i. Treis Serr
.Sermann Sbimn,sr, 2. Ereis SEER
ssrit @ieianb. 3. Yreis Sans @ie-
bermant. G,rtretcr Der fol9enbcn
8ercine nabnlet on Der GeronItal-
tuna tbeil: rarion," r3robiinn,"
,5bolia." nYtesgcr @elaiig : Ser.
Cit" .arbeiter . Mdnnerd)or," Son.
coroia," rleutid-l lngariifer 2icocr.
fronS," .9aperiider Mdnnerfor."
Scout /. Ioint : W1nnerd)or." go
cult . Yoint . 5ilrn : Serein" unb
.So5ialiitiide 9iebertaicl."
Wo5art " Gnnerdor.
Ger nMojart : Mdnncrd)or" iibtc
geiteru Abcno in ieinem @ereinslo.
fal an Chapel. ino SrleansitraBc
inter 2eituns bon Rroi. 8eorg %.
Y0blmon iein Ereislieo fir bas
Sem : Dorfcr S1naerieit, ionic Der
idieoene a,oere Gb0re. Sn Ser &c.
idaitsiituna muroe S%orfebrungelt
fir eiiten Naiousflus getroiien. Sn-
oarn, lpurben ;pei oftipe Mitslicber
oufgenommei,.
MeIobie.
Sn ieiner aeitrisen SinaItunbc,
ipcIhe III Scrrn SAT. &ieb' Sole an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Ibfabrtstaae Der Sampfer ppu Neir.
Yprf.

s(m 81. Mar5 vgenesia" nod
Neapel uno MarieileS.
am y. Marj ,9arbaroiia" nod
Bremen.
gm 81. MGr; r@aIoericc" mad,
Somburg.
gm y. @dr5 r9ictp gorfS nad5
Sontbnmpton.
ann q. Mars minneapolis" nod
2onoon.
Pm y. M1r; Baltic" mad, oiper.
pool.
anl 80. Mdr; -. amiterSam"
nnh Rotteroam.
anr 80. War5 .2isuria" nod Nco.
pei nuo @eniio.
am 80. Idr3 .9oiier" nod5 yre.
men.
Am 81. Rdr; u2uiitania" mad 81.
oerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Shiffsnahrihtcu.
0oit

Hew Oorf. %. W1ri. - Bon
bier o~b9eiabren iinb Ole Iampier:
go Souoie" nof SABRE; ,Sdarn.
bort" mad, @remen.
Sontbamptom "a. MGr,. -
Ter Iarnpfer ga Yropence" lit bon
9teiu. Dort bier eingetrofien.
queenstown, 25. MGr;.
Ger Gampicr .Ioieitic" lit mad,
Nelu.Dorf obgeiobren.
NeopcL, %. Wdrj. - Der Fam.
pier ~aonig hilbert" lit a,rf ieiner
Meilc pon Nelu'Dorf nad) @enua bier
eingetroifcn mo iiibr ipeiter.
GhcrbourG %. MGri. - Ser
9%anpicr "aailcr @ilbclm Der Stpei.
tc" lit rod Nep.gorf ab~sefabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
WrunS itiifs Merchantmen.

3. SSiaiom Srtruon an Sobu ..
Berger uro Jrol1, Siiboitieite Glepc.
lal1os, lohc GroBitr., ~ bel 74.6,
@rumo5ins S36; So.
Charles Is. &omlcp uno Srou al
GlI5obetb NGrgcr, 1881 Molbroot
Slpe.. $10S3.33.
Goiip q. 6ooro an Sliper s. 9u.
lenbolab Sitieitc Bono, nabe @op.
Str, @rluloSinS $3.50; $40.
@ornett y. Glarf, Srultce, al Sol.
Is. &ob, gtorboiticitc CALHOUN, nobc
9afcritr., 10 bel -, @rluloSins 500;
$310.
Sobn g. Berger an =. @iQiom
Srtlnoll, Siiooitieitc Glepclonos, nobc
GroBitr, ~ bel 14la, @ru,b5ins 1856;
S5.
2oiliS Sltbn al gri1eIt $. Sdnlibt,
Gillette Grenlnnt., llabc Sdrnb Mnns
Str, fl bci 81, @runb5inS $t4; So.
Sitlc Guarantee 1t. Sruit Company
oil Norinn SllgbcS. 4 Cots, $3999.99.
Sobn Z. 2oocn al Saniel Mc9olts
goG. 3 Cots. S..
Scromc :. &ogclcr. Molnr., al Irr
tbonp @cnsfitiS Siibicitc @eoraeitr.,
nobe Guns Zane, 0runoSinS 500;
$500.
stephen 81. Moion rnb Srou on
Sobn q. Hon 3 Cots, So.
Gobcrt Z. Smith iun., oll &obcrt
sc. Speoocn, . Cots, So.
8rocc $. @ilcor mo @otte an Git.
riff &. Sobns, Norbpeltieite Sorforb.
gpe., t Got, So.
Worp M. au.icnbcrrp unb @otte al
s. Slorcncc Mbite, Noroleite CHS.
luortb-, nobe 5oifmanitr., ST..
Benjamin Is. Glort mo irol, al
Sp. &. @lttberlet lllb Srou, Horbieite
S%eoeralitr, nuheE ottcrlonsEor Mpc.,
IL bei SO, @runo5inS $40; So.
Sobn u. &on al Stephen ". Wn'
ion nriO Srol, 3 Sots, So.
@oitb i. @oliqbmon mo @ntte al,
Catherine %. Gnnlop. Noromeitieite
2nfoDette.Mu nobe EolunietoltraBe,
II bel S5.4, @rrno5inS $36; So.
Mar Sdluonebcf lu1o Srou an
George ". Smitb. NoroipeIt.ed Der
Safopctte.N pc. uno SpringItr., S1.6
bel 22.6, @rrno5ins $50; $500.
George ". Snlitb an glice g.
Sodion, Norolpeit.Gfc 9ofapette.ap c.
lulo S~pringitr., $40 bel 22.6, @rlno.
sims sos; $500.
Mar Shponcbed ur0 2rou an :.
IS. Shofer, 1 Got, So.
@iaianl y, @bceler an ,Sobn =.
Glrld) mo Inoere, Noroieitc Soil.
ntoll., llobc GbeltcrItr., IL BEL IS,
@rumojinS $40; S..
Wunlic Willcr ul1o @atte al Con-
roo Idcrmom, Horolpcitieite SonlcS.,
nobe GareDitr,, fl bel 60, 8runo5ins
$45; So.
WorD Glnlct al 9orriett Sinflcp
II. a., Noroicite 80. Str, nobe G6eit.
nut.gDe., 13 bel so. s..
ct. @cncc8louS 9. u. Nr. 1 an SO.
'epb Sabcrn,on mo 5rn,l, @elticite
Bort, rd6c Srlconsitr., II bel 66,
@rrlo5inS $50; s..
Suliette u. Gin II. q. an 9lollbc
". @orlpid, 1 Sot, So.
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.Mniifaliid)cs.


-
Eas lebtc 8altipicl Der rMetropolls
tan : Sperngeieuidaft" in bieicr
Gallon. - Eliccini'S ga Sobe'
ne" ali Dem Eroaromm. - IT.
@ulner's 3~rpciter 2ieber, Ibeno.
- @robeS Sntereiie 8iebt lid)
flrub.
Iie Iebtc GoriteIlung GROCER Spcr
in oieicr Saiiou finoct am Nsontag
Mbeno in Ser .2pric" itatt, mann Die
metropolitan : Sperngelclildla't pou
9sep. BORT" Elccini's Sper ga @o-
bcmc" 5ur alIiilbrung briuger miro.
Glne @aIobei esu lit porgeleDell.
an oen Sauptrolen lteben iid aler'
onoro 9onci, Der erite lpriid)e 5enor
ser @eaenport, ,nb Geraldine Sor'
ror, 0ultimore's belonoerer Sieblln9,
oceeniiber. lin bieie beioen stars"
orlppirt lid) cine sln5abl Der berpor-
raaenoiten arGite Der @e1elllTaIt,
mie Scotti, Waoamc Sparfes, Sionr,
Maimouoi lrno Garreri. alS Srd)e'
tier. Girisent miro lid Siglor Spe'
trino erItn,olig Dem @oltimorer Ell-
hliflm porltcllen.
Nod Elm anocres mulitolildeS Gr'
ciariB, Dem uorber bcIprpfenen an
9eorutlmg minOcitens ebcilblirtlg.
ucrlpridt uns Der Hcit Der Soilon:
Or. 2,lolpig @iiuncr's Sieoer.Abcno,
Der an 6. gpril IN Der oSprlc" ltottF
iinoct. Nlen sln5eifen nad miro
Oieies Mal bos Yublitunl, insbclon-
Ecre boS beutife glemcnt in oemicl'
ben, Dem guitreten ocS groBtcn ocitt.
iden 2icoer. >Snterpretcn Der @elt, Die
Sbcilnobme idenferL Die es iiderlidl
peroicnt. Mebrere mlerer oeltld)ei
9Screinc bobcn bcrcitS bcldiollcil, Dem
CONCERT in corporc bci5umobnen.
Tcaboon. q d) il RS pn5ert,
Gum Nnoenfen on sic 100. @ies
hcrtcbr beS @eburtstagcs BON 6cllr
McnoelSlpbn .9nrtbolbp miro oos
Sdiiler . Srd)eitcr ocS Geo6obps
SsnItitlltS belltc, Ircitog, 9%tod)mit'
taa in Der Gon5ertballe oe5 Snlti.
tiltS cin Gon5ert pe%rnnitalten, oeIien
Trogronm 9an5 aus @erten oeS gro.
fen Gomponilten gebilbet miro. IoS
Sdiilcr. Srd)eIter, meld)es inter Der
2eitlrna oes Srn. SarolO &dneolpb
ltcbt, bot ieit ieiner Organization Dor
Stpci Sobren garl5 auBcrprocntlihe
Sortidritte gelnadt; leinc Seiltlmgen
5cidncE lid Our6 Hrdcilion lilto Dor
siigIid)eS 3uiammenipiel aus. Die
Soliiten iino Der Giolinipieler Sarrp
Sofolopc ulb Der Tiuniit 2amrcnce
Goodman. Tus Yrogromm nmfoBt
bier Ser bcltcn @crfc Wcnoelslobn'5,
mic iol0t:
Suucrtiirc gu rSin9al's SobIe".
SiolinsG onsert.
Supcrtiire 5ltm Commentaries
trarnl".
@iono-Gon5crt in @.MoQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

Gr6iclt ieincn orittcn
@roo. - &r. Stto &oienbnuer bon
Nr. 1861, Sit.2oiopette- Npenlle, Nit
glieb ser Nirnto u. O. Sd)ulb &
60, Silbcrifmicbe. cr6iclt aeiterl
abeno Ben britten @ruo ais Wtitglicb
Des nIrcimoltrer-S Greens" in Der re-
g~elmobigcn Sibung Der r@ermanio-
2ogc Nr. 100" GoS Greignib muroc
BET @rn. @eprg Giuing olti 9lGn5cnoe
Weiic geicicrt, mo jlpor git9 cS icbr
ganiltblid 81.
Ncucr G5celorgcr. Ea'
flor YolenuS &omilton Spift bat
bon Chicago cincn Nlii oil bic Wooi-
ion . apelnilc d. Wetbobiiten : STRIDE
ollgenommen. Yoitor Hcol, Der &C.
~genipGrtige Sceliorger, bat ireimiai9
rei;5nirt.
@illfommenc &nnoe. -
Gic ellgliide Hesierung Dot nunmcbr
ebenfoQs oas g%ininbrpcr6ot oiifgieb.
%ienoungelt ans benz Stante Worp-
lanb oufgebobcn, nad)oem porige $40
d1e Der Nderbat r Sefretdr Milion
Die Snrolltdne ollfDo6.
GbemnIiger @oltimorcr
bcacbt Sckb it moro IN . o ri.
= Nad)bcn CT 3lipor cine frditi9c
Wabl5eit cingenommei botte, begab
iidl Der 81 Sabre olte Sobn 6elomal,
Gin Sdrubn,aher, weld]er Dor od)t
Sabrell bon Baltimore nod Yorf
$50, ii6eriicoelte, bort AM Wittnod)
SeIbrnorb oiird) Iergiften. gr ia;
lit letter 3eit 81 rpieoerbolten Malcsl
iein 9eeonern bariiber oiisaeipro.
den, oob er feline Ieriponbten iii
anierifa babe uno ertldrt, baB 2eb,l,
babe feircn 3rped mcbr fir i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Nus Dem Snncren WarDlanb'S unb
Den angrensenbcn Staaten.
Neacr Seipcrnbnin 's
3 II d) t Sans.

3u f t hnu5.
Sl Salisbury lit Der Neger Som6o
Sroipn 81 10 Sobrcn ,3ltd)tbols Der,
nrtbeilt luoroen. Gr ierroriiirte Gil.
DC letter. SobrcS Die Stobt ill,o Der.
ipunoctc Den Toli5iitcn Gas. Groud)
ldiuer, ols bicier i'm perboiten poIlte.
SaineS @eigle. friiber 8eifGits,
filhrer zines 2aoens. Ser Grl. Mtouo
Wotlon Don Salisburp beiratbetc,
pabreno er bon ieiner eriten Satin.
sur 3eit in 3ogerstopn lebenb, nit,t
geificoen mar. befarnte iid) Ser 9i-
ganlie id)uloig. Gr miro Die n1fiten
led1s Sabre I'M 3nhtba,iie 3utrinscn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
Nne bcn Stnatss% nrcamr.

Ser r@egnobi9un9stag" bringt piele
Gntt1uitungen. = Ser @ol,per.
nellr nid)t in icbr 0n0Oiger Clint
mllng. - Scr &ompi 1egen Oic
9unocs-g rbidoitaitcuer scr Eap.
nc-Sia cner1iid, nuf9cnonlmcu.
@eitern mar n@eN,ubiglm9stoO" III
NunapoliS. Ser @puucrncltr 5eigte
jcbpd ulld) oicies Nfal 10 mcniN mic
bel iriibcrcn @clegenhciten unanGc=
brad)tc Miloc. Nl,r III 5pei TGllell
lprrbc cine @eanooigmg mlsNeipros
d)en; tlt iicbcn SGlcn iullrStn Die
@eludDe ihlonfmeg obgcid)loacn, mo
IN orci SSdllen pitrbc Ole GntidciOrng
porbtholtcn. Gle bcioch Segnooig.
ten iino Gorlc SraperS uno Somcs
Y. Dcntmon. Ger Gritere mar luc.
atn Siebltabls nit iilnf Sahren
3ud)tballS beltroit, bon bellen er bier
bcreitS nb9eieiien; Der 3mcite mar
iuc9cn tbGtlid)en MngriiiS ST. cinenl
Sabre 8eiGngnib p%erurtbcilt lporOcn
unO bate nod &erfiinoigung Der
Stroic pcaeu Mibnftllng oeS Or.
rid)tS nod meitcre hrci Sabre &c
idngniB oltigebrummt crboltcn. Gr
bat ctlt llnb cin piertcl Sobr ieinca
ScrminS p1biiBt, lno Der 6oilUcr.
neitr mcintc, 6ob iiir iein ungebiibr.
lid)cS @ctrugcn Dor @criht cine Orcis
monotlife @cfGngniBboit cine 1cnils
gen0e Sii6ne borItellc. Ser @olls
pcrnclr GllBcrte lid gcltern erlcllt
oabin, bob fcin ipeaen beimlld)cn
@oiientrogenS &crurtbeiltcr Dor ibnl
ollf @nooe 5l rcd)nen babe.
Sur @cfGmpfunN elmer
@unbcsz@ 6 d &
StcHcr.
@ouptrncrlr GrothcrS miro in bcn
nGd)iten Sogcn Sricic on Die @oll.
perrcurC iolt uller Stuote!1 Ger Union
rid}ten IN benen er biciclbcn sur SO
operation allifor0crn miro binlid)tlid)
Sefumpfllng Der GrbldoftH 'tcitcr-
Geitimnung Der EopncsNia. IlS
Sonpt9rlrno iiir feline Stcllrn9nobmc
miro cr bic Solgerung benlbelL Oob
Die Giniiibrlng cincr @unhesitcllcr
niti Grbihnftcn sic @eibcbultulg Ger
StnotsItcllcrn uui bcniclben @eAen.
Itono unnloglih nlod)cn, baB nlio Die
Stnatcn bel Nnllobmc Der Ynpnes
Bill in ibrer ietigcn Suiillng Die b.
bellten0en @innobmcn oitS Der Orb.
id,aitaituucr perIicren milrocn. GicS
miiroc iiir Murplono cine Summc
BON $5G0,0OO i~nuolpirtn.
Gin Com promi i Nutos
mobil 8cIcb.
Sudden Der Acknowledgement
lion Ii. scr Nhltonobiliitcn ocS Stans
tcS lit Giniid)tlih Der Goliuutg hca Nn-
toniobilS iccn5-@cicbc@ mlnnlchr Gin
Gpmpronlib CREDIT morGcn. Sbcrlt
S6crlod Smnnll, mtld)cr Ben SriQi-
nal WcicBeutlulrf pcrfaBte, thciltc
Dies 0eItcrn bcnl WpuucrnclIr nit
Sas @ciet in iciner llcucn 0tItolt
iieht cine @citclterrn1N Ser Niltomobilc
nl,i folgenoer @niiS Dor: So riir ole
Maidinen non 20 pOer mcnigar Yicr.
%befr0ftell, So fiir Moid)incl Don 20
bis 80 TfcrOefrditcll, SIS fir ioldc
pom 80 bis 40 Eierocfr0iten mo sd
iiir Mutos bon 40 ober mtebr Eicroe.
fr1ftcn. Gr. $. %. Houc, Der TrGs
iioent bes yIittomobil-Glu Tub poil
Marploro" logte 9eIterlL ooB DER
lelle @eietentpurI AT ben altomo.
bil.Gigentbilnlern 5uiricbtnltcQcno
crif)eine, Die Bel Scr lctten &erIoInnl-
hung beS Glnts 5ligegen 1clpelen
ieicn. Gr miro baa @eieb Ben Wtit-
glieocrn bei Der nid)itcn Sibung
rod)nrola umttrbrciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27
8otd, bfcibt Mciitcrrinacr.

9onos Gitp %. Mdra.
Sratf @otf, Der Reiiteridafts.R in-
ger Der @eIt, uertbeioigte beute Jet.
rten Sitel criolgreid gegen RaouI De
Holleu aus Sranfreit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

Idllpcrcn Tcrlcelulgcn crlege1. sic
bate iih am %gellnrmtcn Gage nit
Dem Riifcn geaen einen Getroleum-
Glen gcitclIt, ais ihr &leio Seller
ting. @cpor Die Slanmeu 9eloitt
lperoen tonnten, bate lie idruere
Sronomumoen an Riiden mo un Der
Seite crlittcn.
GlettrtG de @lode Giebt
Tcuernlurnl. - Cine eleftrtihe
Alin9el I'M Elbpuorcnlnoeu bon
@pnlon @linhitoii, Nr. 80, Siios
Sigh troBe, iiibrte N~eitern ge9cn
MittNg 5llr rcdt5eiti9cn Gntoedung
cilcS @rdnocS, lucld]cr IN Dem inter
Dem 2ubcn ~beiiuolidcn Seller a,lSs
gcbrodcn mar. Gle @lodc bcgunn
pl0slid 5u ldutcn mo Oa &r. 8lirs
dlifoif N%ientanocn icbcn tolnte, Der
ben anopf brilftc, ltellte er cine In.
tcrllldurl9 iibcr ous npltcrioie 21l,-
ten oil lrno bemcrttc babel, oaB oite
Grandmother aus Dem Seller bran.
gen. gr elite loiort nof DEM
SpribcnbollS 9tr. 3 unb b~ellad)rid).
tigte Die iScllcrmebr, ipcldc Die SLAM
men nod mCnigcn Mimtelr1 oiftc.
Smnlerbin mar bcreitS Gin Sdluoen
uol $3.50 AT beu IN Dem Seller ullis
bemabrtcn Woarcn ongerihtct, Der
iitriAcnS ollrh &eriid)erln9 boil &c
beat lit. Mon pcrmitbct, bob Die
Site in Der Babe Der i'm Seller or,i-
NcItcllten clcttriidcn 9atteric bcu
Hdlltc. Npporut IN Milton trctcn IieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-27

@nroc an 81 M irriin.
II / g. - Gntallbo G%ittnnonnierL eill
normcgiihcS MaohciL ,pilroe ol,s
Sran1 boriibcr, boB lie feline 9eidGi-
tigltig fi,ben foliltte NM ibr @elieb-
fer i'd clrtitloB, Elm onocres MGo.
d)clt 5lt ~bcirotbelt, irrIinnig ulio nllb.
tc bon Der Yoli5ei bes 0itlidcn Gi-
ltrifts aus Der @pbnu1g ibrcr
Sdlpcltcr, Nr. 2i06, Softer Npenlle,
Bel lpcld)cr lie ieit ibrcs 3rpeiidbriacr
slliicntbalts III bieiem 2onoe lebte,
entfcrnt rperoen, ba lire Gronfbeit
rincr brobenbcn G6arafter annnabnr.
Gos ungliidlid)c MGbdjen lpurbc
burd) Holi5eirif)ter S'Neia Der ST.
rennbtbeilrng bcs @appiep gipls
ilberiuicierl.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
Wirz Monument Unveiled.

Andersonville, Ga.-Memories of
the days Immediately after the close
of the civil war were revived here
by the unveiling of aAponument to
the memory of Captain Henry Wirz,
keeper of Andersonville prison, who
was hanged by the federal authori-
ties after the war, although the speak
ers referred happily to the spirit of
reunion and common interest that has
taken the place of the bitterness of
the past.
The unveiling Of the monument was
attended by Veterans of the Confed-
crate Armies, Sons of Veterans and
Daughters of the CoEfederacy. In
the speeches Captain Wirz was called
a martyr to the Confederate cause
In August, 1865, Captain Wirz was
placed on trial on the charge of con-
spring with others to injure the
health and destroy the lives of SOL
diers in the service of the United
States held and being at the time
prisoners of war Another charge
was murder in violation of the laws
and customs of war. He was ac-
cused of extreme cruelty toward the
Federal prisoners. After a long and
tedious trial he was condemned to
death. The sentence of the military
court was executed Nov. 10, 1865.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
A & W P WRECK
DEFECTIVE SWITCH FROG cAU@
ES A WRECK ON TRGOT1m
WHICH SPANS SUBWAY.

Atlanta, May 15.-Atlanta and Wewa
Point passenger and express traiM
No. 80, Washington TO New Orieana
one Of the speediest trains which RpoS
out of Atlanta, was wrecked In me
yards, near the junction OF White.
hall and Peters streets.
Thomas Jones, the baggagemAsteS
who resides on Cooper street, suffer
ed broken leg and internal injuries.
w. P. Hosey, assistant baggage
master, Of 64 West Linden street, had
his right leg wrenched and sustained
numerous painful bruises.
John Peacock, mail clerk. who re-
sides on South Boulevard, was D@dls
lacerated about the arms and legs. {
Charlie Clark, mail clerk, living on
South Boulevard, was injured IN 0
similar way.
Bob Spann, colored, mail clerk, oG
South Atlanta, had his back spraineA
and received a number OF painful
bruises.
The wreck occurred on the trestie
which spans the whitehall street sub
way, and so much debris was precip-
itated on the street car tracks below
that a force of hands had TO cIeau
up before the street cars could pass.
Had 1t not been for the fact that
the bridge was of steel the big smok-
ing car would have gone through the
trestle. AS it was the ties were SroA,
en- and pieces of the car trucks crash
ed into the street below.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
Naval Stores Men Found GUILTY.

Savannah, Ga.-"Guilty" was the
verdict brought in by the jury in the
case of the so-called "turpcntine
trust" though, peculiarly, the names
of the two indicted corporations are
omitted, and the verdict applies only
to the five individual defendants, E.
S. Nash, president of the American
Naval Stores Company; Spencer P.
Shotter, chairman of its board of di-
rectOrs; George Meade Boardman, of
New York, its treasurer, and ]. F. c.
Myers, vice president of the company,
and Carl Moller, of Jacksonville, Fla,
manager of that company, and also
Jacksonville manager of the National
Transportation and Terminal Compa-
ny.
The sixth defendant, Charles J. De-
loach, was found not guilty at the di-
rection of the court
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

KIDNAPERS SENTENCED
JAMES BOYLE FOR LIFE, MRS.
BOYLE FOR TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS IN PENITENTIARY.

Pittsburg, Pa, May Thames
Boyle and his wife, Helen Boyle, were
lodged in the Western Penitentiary
here, the former under g, sentence of
life Imprisonment, the latter sentenc.
ed to serve a term of twenty-five
years
The prisoners were taken first to a
side room, to say goodby, as the rules
of the prison would not permit them
to see each other again. Mrs. Boyle
threw her arms around "Jimmy's"
neck and kissed him. She said:
1--WE must take it the best we can"
The matron escorted Mrs. Boyle from
the room. She burst into tears, and
asked to be permitted once again to
see her husband. The request was
granted, and she again kissed and
embraced Boyle.
Boyle and his wife sat together and
held each others hands during the
entire journey here from the scene OF
their trial.
Sheriff Chess said he was glad to
get the prisoners out of his custody
as he was afraid they would be sue
cessful in their announced intention
to commit suicide. The sheriff stated
he believed Boyle had intended TO kill
his wife, and then commit suicide,
with a razor the sheriff found in the
kidnaper's tie today3 Neither prison
er would deny that this was true.
1t has been decided, so far as Mrs.
Boyle is concerned at least, that no
appeal will be asked for.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
BAPTIST CONVENTION
MANY. PROMINENT WRlTEHs AND
sPgAkgRs ON PRoaRAM OF THE
GREAT CONVENTION.

Louisville, Ky. May 1.-The FIRST
business which concerned the South
ern Baptist Convention, ut the First
Regiment armory. was the reelection
Of practically It's entire onlcial ros-
ter. This was done with unanimity.
The officers are: Joshua Levering,
Baltimore, Nd, president. J. B. Mar
win, Kentucky; B. r. Riley, Texas;
James Allen Scott, Oklahoma, and r.
G. Bush, Alabama, vice presidents.
Laneing Burrows, Tennessee, and Oh
iver r. Gregory, Virginia, secretaries:
George ". Norton, Kentucky, treas
urer, and W. p. Harvey, Kentucky.
auditor.
III. n. Holiara. OF Virginia. was NOM
mated for vice president, but he with
drew by unanimous consent, q formal
ity In such cases.
The huge armory had been quarter
portioned with a canvas drop from
its ceiling to the floor in order to pro-
vide convention hall. In this space
were seated upwards OF 5000 persons,
OF whom 5000 were delegates to the
convention.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

Salina, Kas.-A. P. Riddle, former
lieutenant governor OF Kansas. was
killed near here in an automobile ac-
cident. Mr.. Riddle was en- route from
Minneapolis, Kansas, his home, to Sa-
lima On pleasure trip, accompanied
BY n party OF four.
The machine, which was driven by
Thomas Thomas, struck an embank-
mont at a point Ave miles north of
Salina, throwing the three occupants
OF the rear seat into a ditch. Mr.. Rid
die struck on his head and lived but
an hour.
A. P. Riddle was elected lieutenant
governor OF Kansas in 1884 on the
Republican ticket and served during
Governor John A. Martins admins
tration uAtil 1889. He came to Kan
sas in 1858. For twenty-five years he
had been editor and owner Of the
Minneapolis Messenger He was
born ct HarlemSburg, Pa, In 1876.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
Return Civil War Trophv.

Huntsville, Ala.-Bearing testimo-
ny to the kindly feelings that have
arisen between the north and south
since the close of the civil war, the
welcome of Alabama to the northern
veterans who came here to return a
captured Confederate battiefag was
warm and heartfelt
The ten men who came here to re-
turn in peace the flag taken in war
forty-fOur years ago are veterans of
the Fourth Ohio cavalry, which won
the trophy from. an Alabama regiment
.They were greeted blythe members of
the local camp of the Unitel Confsd-
crate Veterans, the Daughters of the
Confederacy and other bodies.
Fhe flag returned was captured in
spirited engagement at Selma, Ala,
in April, 1865, almost the last fight
of the war. Since then it has rested
in the Ohio capitol as a memento of
the war.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

Fredericksburg, VA memoria,
tablet on the battle I'd Of Bloody
Angle and a monument ut Salem
church In memory OF the New Jersey
volunteers who fell on the battlefelds
OF Spottsylyania county In the civil
war were unveiled here.
Colonel z. c. Massey, representing
Governor Swanson, delivered the ad-
dress OF welcome at the tablet unveil-
ias.
Among the events which excited
most interest was the return OF the
battle flag OF the Fourteenth GeorRia
regiment. Representative Parker and
Colonel A. W. Whitehead made
speeches. About 4ee members OF the
New Jersey Veterans Association
we're In attendance.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
TWENTY DROWNED
GASOLINE LAUNCH OVER CROWD.
ED SINKS IN THE OHIO RIVER
NEAR PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 12-Twenty per-
sons are missing and all of them are
believed to have been drowned when
a gasoline launch sank in the middle
of the Ohio river. near Schoonville, 4
miles below Pittsburg. OF the thirty
occupants on the boat, only ten are
known to have escaped.
All of the men were employees of
the Pressed Steel Car Company, at
the McKees Rock plant. The men
had been working overtime until s
o'clock, and left the weeks to cross
the river in the launch Ebout fifteen
minutes later. The boat is said to
have been intended for not over twen-
ty persons and it is said it was dan
gerous to attempt to carry as many as
twenty-five in it, But all the men
wanted to get across the river on the
first trip of the boat and thirty of
them crowded in.