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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Bonn Sninss YrpscS.

6lulb g. Ny, 30. Npril. =
Sn M%oropro5eB 9e9eu GapitGn Ge.
fer 6, 9oins mafte beute General
Sotrs, Gater oeS Nngetlo9tcll, lonac
Nll@ln4en, ocrcll Guinteiicn5 oubiit
glll9, oaB Ectcr Don &inoeabeinen on
non errc8barcm temperament 0emc.
'ell NOR mo oob CT ourd icin cbc.
II@eS lln9Iiif sum- @obniinn 0ctrie-
ben ipuroe. Sbornton :. &oins,
%rllGer bcS GopitGns, mar bellte
tllr5e 3eit I'M @crid)t, belt it'd ieood,
nlbt lnngc olli. Gr. @roen1c Sam,
mono mo onberc Spe5ialiltcn mers
ocn IN Den nGdItcn Sagcn ais Suh.
~pcrltnnDt1e pernommcn iucr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Seitmabl amf japaniid)rm Jlagsidiif.

Sos angeles, Gal, 80. gpril.
= Sn Solae Der auBerorbcntIih 5ll.
pcrfommenoen ailfnobme, ipelde er
llno Ieine 2eutc bier gefunOen, be-
ldloB aomiral Siifi Der Gommon.
oerr oes japaniiden l%lebiunasge.
lfmaoers, einen Gag ldneer bier Si
permeilcn, oils uriprnnelid) beablid)-
tigt geDelcn lit, I'M Die 5ablloien ibm
ermielenen aufmerfiamfeiten erlpi-
bern 5u f0nneu. 3n bieicm 3lpcf
cnlpiing er aeltern an 9oro oeS
6laggidiiies Mic" cine srobe gln.
5abl an~geicbener DISQUALIFICATION aus
FER StaOt nebit ibren Samen, uno sic
6eItIid)feit IfloB nit einem 6eitmabl,
bc! meldem Der Nbmirol in engIiider
Sprad)e cine Hebe belt, in meld)er
er leiner lleberraidumg ino ieiner
@enugtbiuiig iiber Die inn Su 5beil
gclporoene freunolid)e Tuinabme
ansbrllG ucrlieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
&Mricr Groscf.

Carton 6lo., 20. Npril. - Ser
Nc9er Charles scarborough, ipeld)er
EN- Ittentut oti 6rou Ganlpr 6ricr.
ion olii Dem nid)t meit Don bier be.
legcncn Sort Mcper periltd)t boben
lGll, mltroc crariiien nno aui ser
STEELE 8clpnd)t. Gas 9~nigcbot, mel.
Dies i'm nit 9llltbumoen perfpIatc,
iono Oct Nc9cr in elmer 9oumfrunc
perltedt, 5luong i'm, berltnter 5ll fon,.
men legte Inn borlt cinen Strid nm
Den @alS mo 500 i'm al eillcrn 9lIt
0eS gaumes altf OH mcidcm CT 3lt.
Ililt)t gellid)t batte, naf)oeln Scr Ge.
ger Elm @eItGnoniB obgcIcgt hotte.
Aui ben @ebdngten rplrOcn nod, 20
Sdiiiic o~bgeicitert.
Ediic fir'S Nnslano beiaret C. giaiue, 4t3
& n .vlolfiuturr : ~ tahr Hu,toxt exu,,s f,r,as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Nbfuminen nnterscidlnct.

Ebilabclpbio. 90. Npril. =
Cas- oltf orei Sabre giiltigc neile NIB
tommeu 5luiihen ocn SortfoblengrG-
bern nnb oen @rubcnbeiiscrn mllrbe
bentc Nodmittog int biciigen Heab-
lng=Sabnbof uor &ertretern beiocr
Nartcien ltnter5eiduet. USE idon
frilber a%cnieloet, lit Daliclbe Der
Souptlod]c mad, ioentii1 nit Dem
alien, am 1. Npril erlol6enen Ib-
fommen, entbalt icoof etlid)e fleine
3ugeitdnbniiic, ulli pel6eu bie ar.
better bcitonben.
GoS neue 4bfommen miro bis 5ltnl
|. Npril 1912 in Strait %bleibell, mo
ole 8efubr zines StrifeS I'M Intbra-
jit-Tcpier lit hermit obgepenoet. dc
Noroerlnlg Der aoblcngrGbcr I'M In-
ertcnnung ibrer Union ml,roc inbei-
len nid)t belpiQiet, ulo Die Wfitglieoer
bes Ioblengrdber : Gonite's inter.
6cid)nete, oos Ibfonmen ciniad als
Sertrcter Der Nntbro5it = @ruben-
Nrbeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Surnfcit-@ Or6creitnnaem.
SdulerL re9ltlGre Srilppen ir1o Wis
lis nebmel an Der groBcn Gorooc
Nntbeil.

Nntbcil.
Cincinnati ., 20. Npril. =
@roBc Sefrieoi9ulg crrcgte in ser
SiBung Die Surnicit : 9cboroc bic
O'ittbcilllng ilber Die berporragenoe
Nrt uno @eile, IN ipeIder oic it1oti.
ldjcn SGltlen m Dem Surnfeit tbeil-
ncbmeIr~lpcroen. Sm SIterciie beS
6cltcs iultroen Die 6erien 10 geito..
ben, ooB Die geiommte 2ebreridoit
ar oemlelben tbeilnebmen fam, obnc
SolGr ein5ubiiBer. GoS mndt ibre
Sheilnabn1e pbligatoriid). Gieie
Nusfunit mar BON Hotben, oomit oic
am Surnen ltno Den Yaraoen tbeil-
ncbmcn0cn Sdulfnl0er unter, Con-
trolc Der 2ebrer bleiben. Stc Sfu.
fen iueroen in Der Yornbe burd iiini
Sd)altlpo8cll pcrtreten lein. Ger @n
gen Der SdJiiler Der ,Sltermeoint.
nno Der SO6ihulcn lteat sSdul,
umterridt" onr; n@Qusli6e Bilial.!
idqit" (Gomeitie Seience) baben sic
3pglingc Der GiitriftsiduIen iiber-
nommel; nSanofertigfeitS : llnter-
ridt," iolpie oainoergarten" idllt Den
goritooti1ulen 5l mo ben 2ebrcrin.
men lit Ole r6rau III Der Gr5iebung"
5ugcfauen,
@ie p%erlalltct, miro iid) oitd oie
llniucrlitGt in entiprebenoer 8eiie
bctbeiliscn. Gas I'M Sort Ebomos
l%tationirte 5peite Yunbes = Snfontc.
RE e G%egimcnt, iolpie oos bieiise Mi
Ii5regiment nebmen OH Der Eorobe
nit ibrcn Muiifcorps Sbcil. 5elts
Surnmort Seub beriGtete, boB bis
icst 100 oftipe 5urner nllgemeloet
lino, oarlnter 8ereine bon Seattle,
Maib, Eortlano, Ore, uno Gan
6rancisco. 2eiber nollen hnmer
nod ucrldieocne Screine oaraui be.
itebell, ibre eigelen 3elte mit5ubrin.
gen ilto ibre eigene Slide 81 tiibrel.
Gds miiroe Den eimbeitliden Elou
itoren uno oesbolb ionen Die 8ercinc
ncd)nlols oaroni% ailfmerfiam semadt
meroen, ooB es praftiiher mo biui-
ger lit, nenn lie oas aIeemcinc 3elt,
lager be5ieben mo Don Der Central
Slide @ebruitd) maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
SIR Die fntbpliid)c ltnipcriitGt.

EbilabelpDia. Ya., 80. april.
= Gin Spc5ial.G omite beS Srbens
Der r&nigbts Of Columbus" bat on
bic iammtliden 21S,OOO Wit9lieoer
i'll Den Ser. Stanten ,no Canada
cine id)riftlihe Iufforberlutg erseben
lclIen, ibr Sherfleir 5u Der aufbrin-
grng zines 6pnos bon 100000 bci-
5utragcn, UNI bic griiten, Der fatbo-
liifen ~llniueriitGt in @oibinston
oauernb iider 5ll %ltellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

Iobiion Gales, ein 70.iGbrigcr
Neger, befinoct lid) in Cincinnati III.
ter Der Mnflage in Saft, ieiuen 65.
iabrigen 9lrbeitsgeber Sonles Collins
our6 einen Stodihlag auf Den aopf
getobtet 5lt boben.
= Ginbredler bcrullbten in Der Dor.
leBten Nabt Den Sillpelierlnben S,Sobn
9. 1olpuieno's in Merp-Dorf mn
Shmudiaden i'm Wertbe bon $1,000
pllO %erprobten alle geitoblehen 8oIb.
wuarcn init S1ilrc oui ibre sedtbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

bunoeneH -S6iere Iterbclt Sungcr@.
Die Frooin5iolbcb0rben iillo MIND
lid mo I6riftli6 angegangen nor
ben, mcbr Gruppcn nod Nu0iiu 5u
icn0cnL bis ietY obcr perqeblid). Ser
@ote, Der 3ucrit nit Dieicr 0cpCid)c
uuh Dem bieiiqcn GcIcgropbcnomt
Gcihidt morocn mar, lit mtcrpcq3
gctootct lpor0cn."
Die Nmerifuncriuncn IN Soojin
iinO: Sri. &ir0inin g[ Billings ans
&irtlono, Obio; Sri. Gnli(p e. Bid.
fer ans Gbico9o; Sri. &ombcrt, cine
Sodter oe@ &iihoi9 lambert, lulo
Elm Sri. YolOmiu. Die bci0eu 9eet
9cnnmtcn limo pou Ocu Wicn1lpnitru.
brii0crn aus Obio olaAciolot NOR
SEN.
6liiGtig Q%cpor0Cnc Gbriitcn iino
81 Eolicnocn in 6o0iin 5lliammcll.
Ncif6mt, mo icit eli IoGen lit sic
Stdot bon ionotiihen Siirfcn-S tdn1s
men unl5inGelt ulO bcorobt. 4
Gent Dies @ob iitr Sung
tiirfcm.
Berlin, %. Npril.-Gcr in Con.
itantinopel p%oQ5o9cne Sbronmehiel
lit bier rlbig oltf9Cnomnlcn morOcll.
@eihGftlifc &rciic, meld)c NIT DEM
nobcn Often III cngcr &erbinoung
itcbenL 10 nomentlih bic leitcnoCn
@ciiter ser Gcutiden @onf, lebncn
c9 ob, lid) iibcr 0ic llmnpGl3ul0 gu
0lIBern.
Siii5i03 miro bctont, onB sic bis
Dcriae @ultlnlg Der rSrungtiirfcn be.
mnn0crllalucrtb lei. Noiicntlif mir
Den lie lid nlld) bel Der @cItrofun0
Der S6uloi9cn moBDol 5cigen unO
WtctcIcien pcrn1cibcn. 3uglcid miro
lerporqebobcn, BOB sic b0beren Siii
3icre Der <lGtiirfen mciit in
Iclttitlono bernngebil0et, ShiiIer
OcS Generals bcritcn 6reibcrrn b. s.
@olB (@olb Foiho) icicn uno iidcr.
lid frcrutOihoitlidc @eiiiblc iiir
ons oeutidlcu &ci6 bcgten.
@emcrfcnSmGrt6c Hc0c
0cS itrcihiide @rc-
miCr&.
WiCm %. Npril. - Cine DIAN
.3cn0c, Don bobcn 'Shlput1 Qetru.
gene Hcoe bat Der 0itreidiidc Mini.
ItcrprGiiOcnt Or, 6rcibcr b. 9icnert6
int IbgcorOnctenhoulc 0c5 HCidS=
rotbS 0cbnlten. Ger Eremicr rciit.
mirte 5pnGdIt bic GrciGniiic Der
iiingit Oergungclcn fritiiHen Belt.
Sooonn Oonttc CT in bcgeiitertc.1
Norten 3%clttidIono fiir ooS trcuc
6cltboltcn an 9iin0niB, mclde3 ocIl
9roBcn Grfolg acknowledgements in
Der @olfonfro9c in ~crIter &inie n10g,
LID 9emud)t hobc. GiniQc m%orfunten
Stctlen ollS Den @hlafiihrlm0cll 0c2
Observation-Disclosures l0lltclt ln0rtlid):
"0aS @iinOnib Embellishments
ltrto GelltlhIanO'S lit Gin ~olon3ueQc3
&nitrnmcnt Oc9 uropGiihcn Con.
5ertS nno cine @orantic oc2 1fic-
oen&.
~gSir morfen Ocn biSbcrigcn alcin.
mlltb mo Die pcr5ogte Sclbitfritit
ob. @ir crtonmten bic im1crcll
S6lpicriAfcitcn ais icocrIcidt, 10
bolo Der 9tlli hca groBen %cbru$ cr-
Idulltc.
Scr m~ilitGriidc Nfpporot or6ci.
tetc lid)cr nnO 0crGuidlo@. llnirr
lIaotlihca Selbit0ciiiblt lit ncll 0c.
fr0ftigt DorScn,
p&ir bobcn ulicr oltcS OcItreid,
ncli Nltocft, Gle Monord5ie lc6t.
GoS lit oie c%rircltcloc Grfcnntnib,
oIe erbcbcnoc &cbre Der iiinQitcn
NroBcn 3cit."
Gca @eitercn font 6reibcrr bon
@ientrtb oith ollf Den llnlItur, in
Gonltontincpel 81 ipredcn. Gr er.
flortc, Die &riiiS in Der Siirfci bictc
feilen @utnh sur Ginmiihung. OeIt.
reid ipilnId)c Den Nodborn Gin Itor-
teS, iclbititGnoi0e3 Stoatsmcien.
Bonn 'SainS-Yru5cF.
6lu y | II g. N..U., 20. Nnril. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

Elm GoitboitS fir @alfiitfGngcr uno
SGger. @noe Ilieuit perlGBt oie Or
petition Et. Barron. 9rohtloie &C.
IeQrapbiC miro Nmunoicn nidt nit
fiibrelL neil tie 81 toitipiclig it, uno
Idlcdltc Nod)rid)tcn ungiinitig oui oie
Expeditions Witglicocr e%inluirtcn
fonlte1. Immnoien lGBt sic rSrom"
NIT einern Wtotor BON 200 EferOe.
trorten perleben, lunourd) Die Iabrs
9eIdminoi9feit bcbelteno pergrGBert
miro. @lei65citig erbGlt man Ollr6
Den Wtotor elcftriide5 &i0t.
Ynerfennung fiir @inn8.
FortS, %. Npril. - Gle frans
5olilhe HcgierunG bot benz Sclcgra-
pbiitcn &obn ". 9imS in 9(nerfens
nltng icinca bel Dem llntcrQong OeS
9on1pfcrS oGcpublic" Der @bite
Sto;&inic beluiclene1 Willt6cS bic
Tcttung9nlc0uiqc %erItcr &Ioiie pcrltc,
ben, Sic oNepublic", olli mcld)cr
@innS Den Mtarconi-9lpporo beoien.
te, mar, ipie erinnerlihL i'm ,&oluor
oieieS Subre$ bel Nontlldct por DEM
Compiler nSlorioo" Qcrommt nor
oelt.
@olomcooillc fir @c6rii,
Der Wridht.
2onOon, %, Npril. - Gie onte-
rifonilden Ncroploniobrer @ilbllr
mo Srnilc Mriqbt aus 0optonL o,
limo fiir Den 3. Woi Don Der 4eronoil-
tilden @cieai6oft BON @roBbriton
nicn nod Sonbon eingclobcn. Cen
NriiOcrn ioll bel oicicr @elcocnbeit
Die golotrc Wicooiue Scr @cicnihoft
ilbcrrcidJt luerOerL NIT ser &nidrift:
sir @ilbur mo SrpiQc Mrigbt in
Entertaining ibrcr bcrporro0elocn
&croicnItc INN Die I%cronoutif." Die
&oroerlcitc Der Wteboile 5eigt ciren
rllcgen0cn N0.er mo einen Wolon.
Is lit Dies lett Der @riinoung Der @es
icllid)oit I'M Sabre 1866 oa8 critic
Wtul, onB Die 9olocne WcooiQc Sc
molrocn UerIicbcn miro.
Gin rob ~ i0crs-
rufen.
2onbon, % glpril. - 9tc Sldcrs
bnllbeb6r0e bat 0o5 Scfrct pom Is.
Nobcnlber leBtcn SabreS, 0ltrd luel-
DIES Die Ginfubr Don @ieb aus @ents
lploonlen megen Ser bort nllsge6ros
d)el1el Wolll= utO &lollcltiel16e per
botell mrroe, lui0erruien. 9lle gegen
ole Gtnfllbr lebclloen omerifnniIhen
&ieba Geridteten 6rlnIic limo MN.
llcbr o%ui9ehoben. Gogegcn bleibt
oos Ginfnbrpcrbot fir Seu unb
Strob tortbeItcbcu.
Nniiii6c Gen ur nj f allf
gcbubcn.
Yctcrnbur0 %. Npril.-Seis
tens ocS oneritonii6en 0epors
telneHt5 mar fiir5lid) bcfonnt genldd)t
mor0en, HuBlan0 babe icin Tcr6ot
gegcn FoItienoungcn 1ebllnoener 9iis
der aus onoeren &Gn0ern ilod Stub.
lnn0 m%igehoben. 0ieS l6eint in
In1eritu 81 Der irrigen Nnnobme glns
LOB gcgcben 5ll bnbcn, Die rlliiiide NE
gierlung babe ibre Ge1ilw iiber Bidder
nuf9e6obcn. Gem lit ieood nid)t 10.
Gtc 3olperiii9ulg, nod) mcldcr
Sud- Gtlb0nbe 5olpflid)tig Darcn lit
obgeIdofft, %gebunoene Bidder Oiirfcn
ictt oils ulgebunocn cillgefiibrt mcr-
Den, o6cr oic Gcnlnr iiir Gridio0en
beItebt nod mic Dor.
Tcrtragsreptiion bemils
ligt.
Petersburg %. Npril.-Hl,B.
lalO bat lid enti6lolien, Den omcri-
fulild)eu &oridln0, ben @ertrog bon
1882 elmer Geuiiion 81 u%lterlperfen,
on5llncbnlelt. Gie ruiliidc 9lntport
miro IN ctlpo odt Sugen erfolgen
mo ioa bas GinpcrltGl1onib nit Der
Nnbabnung zines neltcit GertrngcS
inter Der Gorous lebung ouSbriidcll,
Dab scr oltc bis sur @cllebmiglrug
oeS neilc1 III Strait bleibt.
Nbfummcn nnterscid)nct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30
Neue 9tid) 0fc.

Non1, %. Npril. Sie9cl 9i-
ltoIe mnrocn belltc Sormittdg in Ct.
mem pom Topit nbgeboItenen Goniis
forum %prdfoniiirt, barullter Eeter
5. Mitloorn olS @iid)oi bon &ofIoro,
Sis, ltno Sohu Sorrcilp oils @iid)of
bon Glepclanb, Sbio. W%onligilor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-30

Sdic fir'S Nnslano bsinret G.. 9iniuc, 4t3
Sit.Yaltinipre'e ctr, uabe Guitpm Sunie .stueaae.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
WATER BOARD
NOW HAS MONEY
DiSburseS February Salaries
ond Makes Payment on
Filter
PAY ROLL CONTROVERSY
SETTLED AT LAST

Their special funds having been re-
plenished by City Council, the Board OF
Water Commissioners this morning was
enabled to pass the pay roll for February,
amounting to 1870. On this roll the name
OF James l.. Ferebee, final filter inspector,
is placed TO the account Of the special fund
in accordance with the contention Of City
Auditor Rice, by whom the pay roll had
been held up because of the transfer Of
Mr.. Ferebee from the special to the cur
rent pay roll. The commissioners action
this morning settles the pay roll contro-
versy for the present. at least. although
President Shaw of the Water Board, still
believes that the city auditor exceeded his
authority in interfering with the chief en-
gineer's salary assignments
Twelve employees OF the Water Depart
ment who have gone without their pay for
nearly a month are thus relieved Some Of
these had however received money on
account during the month, and there was
no actual Inconvenience.
Commissioner Knox. who has cham
pioned the city auditor in his stand, could
not attend this mornings meeting of the
board, Is he has been summoned as a
witness in county court.
The board, also. as a result of the action
of City Council, paid the first installmeni
due Coleman Brothers on their contract
for the final filter. This amounted to 81
213.63. and was on an estimate Of the WORK
already done on the filter.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
SERVIAN KING
READY TO FLEE
AbandOnS Throne Because
: of Defeat on the Balkan
Controversy

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. March 2s.-The servian
Royal family. is preparing TO fec from
servia, as the result Of the National
defeat in the Balkan situation, accord
ing to the Rome correspondent Of the
London Globe. who says that his in
formation comes from Italian court
circles
King Potter and his two sons George
and Alexander, the latter the new
crown prince are going to switzer-
land. and Princess Helena TO Rome,
according to the correspondent.
King Peter will issue manifesto TO
the SlSuptschina advising 1t to ask the
counsels Of European powers in the
selection Of a successor and advising
that IL urge the son Of Prince Nicholas
OF Montenegro as its choice.
A central news message from Vienna
SAYS that an influential group in the
Skuptschina Is agitating the selection
Of the Duke of TeclS for the Servlan
throne. Prince Arthur of Connaught
nephew Of King Edward Is also
mentioned.
Political leaders here think It ex-
tremely unlikely that either King Ed
ward or the British Government would
permit any member Of the English
hoyalty 10 accept the Servian throne
The Balkan question is so troublesome
that England would be inviting uou-
bic in having one Of her sons respon-
sible for the acts Of the Servian people
BELGRADE, March 99.-servia VIII
this afternoon receive the ministers OF
England, France. Russia and Italy, and
agree to their recommendations that
she accept the formula, nominally pre-
sented by England. but which Is in
reality the Austrian ultimatum in the
Balkan dispute.
Defeated on every point, all Se-via
vet hopes for from Austria is fav-
orable trade agreement. Tho accept
ance by Servia will end the Ealkan
muddie
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
SOME IMPORTANT BILLS
PASSED BY LEGISLATURE

Fixing the liquor quart and gallon
as a standard OF measurement for
milk.
Amending the manufacturers tax
law.
Amending the general school laws.
Incorporating the town Of Elsmere.
Increasing the attorney generals
contingent fund to $500 a year.
Several amendments to tho game
laws for tho protection of rabbits from
being hunted with ferrets. for the pro-
lection Of Hungarian partridges, fish,
oysters. CLAIMS, Holsters, terrapin; also
giving justices OF the peace jurisdic-
ton In game law violations.
Prescribing the fees to be charged
by the Secretary OF State.
Making the collector Of State rev.
enue a constable.
Providing for an additional consta-
BILE TO be named by the Governor for
New Castle county.
Revenue measures to tax peddiers.
TO tax nonresident firms or corpora
tions having distribution stores or de-
pots in this state; to tax public pool
tables.
Providing for surety bonds for State,
county and city officials. and extend
ing the authority Of Delaware COM
panies authorized 70 issue surety
bonds.
Providing for a return OF proper
tionate share Of liquor license fees paid
by New Castle county dealers.
Creating commission TO draft q
new charter for Delaware College.
Providing that certain members Of
the New Castle county Levy Court
H. la. ffr -
terms. so as TO provide for holding
over members.
To give clear title TO purchasers OF
property at tax sales in New Castle
county.
Increasing the salary of Sussex
county's coroner TO $500
To enable the Peoples Railway Com
pany TO lay tracks to Fourth street
wharf in Wilmington.
Exempting fraternity houses con-
nected with colleges from taxation for
city and county purposes.
To prevent the lapsing Of certain de-
vices and legacies.
Making the Secretary Of the State
Board Of Health the registrar of vital
statistics of the State.
Providing a fine of $40 for disorder
lly conduct at public meetings and in
public conveyances.
Enabling Bridgeville and Delmar to
borrow money TO establish water
works.
Creating the state Armory Commis-
! sion TO have jurisdiction over armories
Adding two members OF city Council
20 the Mayors advisory board in VIII
4 mington.
Creating a state Sinking Fund Com
mission.
Creating a new state school Com
mission.
Providing money for a new oyste
/ watchboat. providing new method o
selecting the crow for the watchboat
O Enabling Laurel to borrow money fol
e a new high school
Providing for new drawbridge al
! Laurel.
{ Prohibiting the loaning of money tc
Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
SWINDLER GOT
FIFTEEN DOLLARS

The old envelope trick which has been
practiced i'm Wilmington for so long and
published so many times, found another
victim on Saturday evening. A swlndior
obtained SO in the bakery of Albert Anger
stein. at No. e0l West Eleventh street.
from an unsuspecting saleswoman and he
has not been seen since.
The stranger wanted a $40 and s. note
for fifteen ones, saying that he wanted TO
send the money away. He produced an
envelope with a special delivery stamp on
il and after getting the big bills appar-
entity placed them in the envelope and
handed the young woman tho bills OF
smaller denomination. She counted them
and found one short.
That's strange said the man. taking
back his money, II win take it to the per-
son who gave it to me- and get the other
dollar" The swindler then placed the en-
velope which he had sealed in the mean
time, in the Young woman's hands, telling
her TO hold It until he returned. Failing
to come back, the girl, becoming suspi-
cious. opened the envelope and found two
pieces of paper folded like money inside.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
List OF Measures Acted on
Favorabiy by the As
sembIy the Past Three
Months

While tho Legislature has been in
session for nearly three months. much
in the way of important legislation was
not accomplished. Possibly the rural
New Castle county local option bill af-
fects more people than any other meas
ure passed. as it provides for a vote
at the general election in November
OF next year on the liquor license ques-
tion. There was a deluge of temper
ance legislation. but the local option
bill was the only important measure
advocated by the temperance forces TO
be enacted Others were killed with
the assistance OF members classed as
temperance men. While many revenue
bills were introduced by the Revnue
and Taxation Commission. some Of
Them including the higher liquor IL
cense bill and the mercantile tax BILL
failed of enactment. Most OF the inn
portant bills enacted by the Legisla-
ture are included in the following list:
Rural New Castle county local OPP
tion election bill. Creating a State
Tuberculosis Commission and appro-
prlating $4,000 to carry on the work.
Authorizing New Castle county 20
/ borrow 100000 for road improvo-
ments.
Authorizing Kent and Sussex coun-
ties to borrow 100000 each for road
Improvements.
Providing for the condemnation OF
land for canal purposes, and giving the
United States government a right to
acquire and for canal purposes in
Delaware.
Amending the automobile regulation
law by increasing the license fee FOR
the owner and the chaneur to 50 each
and providing for Imprisonment for the
third conviction.
Il Amending the child labor law e
make Il more effective and remedy
some OF the defects.
, Appropriating sio.5OO to Delaware
College for Improvements at the col
lege farm.
t, Fixing the wholesale and distillers
, liquor license fees at $500 a year anC
the mercantile and bottlers' license a.
, $500 a year.
Increasing the taxes on the VIII
mington and Northern, the D., M. an,
. V. and the Nj. d. and V Railroads
Amending the compulsory education
law by curing some of the defects II
, It.
, Providing for clerks for the Office O
: Secretary OF state. state auditor an
Z adiutant general, and adjusting tn
3 clerical salaries In the Office of rccciv
er Of taxes Of New Castle county
Regulating the storage of explosive
at quarrios and at places where explo
sives are offered for sale.
: Enabling corporations TO buy an
: hold their own stock.
Providing that railway guarante
deposits shall be placed in n separat
! fund the State to get the interest.
Fixing the half bushel and the bushs
basket as a standard OF measurement
for fruits and vegetables