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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

Dem StGbthcn nnb nobm micbcr
nlebrerc Serboitlungen Dor. Scrtc
lpuroe Scr ocutid,e Wirtb Sobn alcill
rcrbaitct, Der an G~ait-slpeuue cine
@irtbid,oft hot. ionic 1runco Sran.
cisco, Die bcid1uloigt perben, am
Sonltos Spiritltoicn perfoliit 5u ia.
ben. emile annuncioto. Der in 30.
rcit- Strabc cine @irtbitait bctreibt,
iou Der nddJite oili Der Cite icin, neil
or binter Dem Sdanf5imnler Elm nit
lciner Wobnuns in Scrbinbung itc.
btnoes 3immer bat, uno mcbrere Nn,
bcrc lollen iolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

Gercin linn nabeSu $4,000 beidminoelt
5u Dat.l, ucrbaitet murbc, marb bclte
i'm Slo BAILEY @erid)t Ger SGliduno
uno Der @i9omie iibcriiibrt. = Gas
Strafurtbcil lautete aili icdls Satire
3udtbauS nnO oaraui Nusmeiiunn.
9is Sulcst bebouptete Der Nnoeflaote,
bob iein Nome Senrp G!iiipro Ii. nid,t
Conrad SarmS lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
Salfsidyeriif Wresurs aetorbeu.
9erinaton Il. @n.. II. Septe

Scrinsto II, ap.. #. Scptcm.
bet. Ger Siilisidcriii bun Mpne.
Coinitp, 9cpis Gregory. luclder am
ppriscn San'itog bel eihem 3uiam.
n'enitoB mc8cn woiitiid)en Streitie.
feitcn ad)t, SdruBluunocn erbnltcn
bette, lit beute ieinen 0erlcsnngcn
crtcsci. Nui Gem Stcrbcbrttc iaatc
or aus. Der SiiIisl6eriii 3iuoc Glarf
babc- ibm Die ucrbdnsniBpoaen Ser
letungen b%eigebrad]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

Sontbam to II. IT.. Scptem.
Der. - Sm 2aoeraum bes Gompfers
Oceanic" bon Der ,@bite Star. "9inc
entitano tciite Morgen elm 5cuer,
lpeld1es jeooh jdnea gel6idt plirbe.
SIC .Sceanie" ion fabrplanmdbia am
70. Sepfertber iad) New . Yorf in
< ere geben.
Son6on ocmentirt. .
Sonoons II. septem6cr. = Dir
aomirolitdt pementirt oie aus stor.
tolf. 20, gefomniene Nod,rid,t, odb
enc 6%lottcniibuna BON ieds5ebn BIT
tiiden Shladtidiffen iunb .areil,ern
an Der aiiitc bon Brighten, nit
Sampfon.&caos als Bats, aepIont
let. Sn auerifaniifcn @etpGiern
pereen feline 5Iottenmnn0per. beob.
iid,tiat; aud lit Scr nripriinalife
Nlab Der Abifnouna bon bier arieas.
id9e1 mad New.yorf sur Sitoion.Ju!.
ton.Scier nid)t ge1nocrt fporoen.
seds sabre 81 dtbaus.
2on6on, II. September. = Con.
raO 8orms, alins &enrp Clifford, Der
I'M SUM bier untcr Ser Nnflaac. sic
NetpeDorfcr 5irma s. 9. Wadc &
ea. onrd) cine acfdlidte 3ablnnas.
a'ppciiung arf ben Sdwei5er ganf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
Wirt9s6etc in 8eip Canaan, Conn.

Hcm Gannan. Cont, IT,. Sep.
Timber. Scr am lesten Somitag
bier begcnncre 9reu35ue Der Staofs.
Nicii5ei gcgen Wirtbe utb 1armer,
ore Der UcrIesuhs Der @etrdnfc.Y Sc.
ieee bcitntoigt merocn, iii i'm 2auie
Ger Wodbc iortariest Iporben. &c.
ltcrn fam in aller Stiae Gbei aoufs
nit leinen Miiiitenten Romcn 8.
gSbeeler nno Mobert yriogeman mad,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
Sarrihau's gcidlcnbcaGmanib.


Gle promincutciten MGnncr bes Cant
oes iperocn Ocn1iclbcn beimobnel,.
Ter oifiiielle Sobtcmibcin loll.
tet auf Scr5lQbmung,
Mrocn u. D. II. Sept. - 3ipi-
idcn 90 ntb GO Der promincnteiten
Wonncr %ocsSouOes, einlhlieBlid) BON
1inon5iers, HehtsonmGlten, Ner5tcn
uno Wfannern, meldc in Der Sc.
ltoftsipclt ipobl befauut linb. ipcr.
Den mnr1cn Dem Gcidenbegdngnib
bon Gomarb hartman b~ciipobnrn.
las bon Or. pple undergraduates %
ocs . Gcrtiiifot, iueld)es beilte Dem
2cid)enbcltotter s. 9. Snnltb iibergc-
ben mllroc unO mcld)es bel bcm5omn
Glert III Sigblnnb Mills binterIcgt
pcroen miro, gibt feincu Mniiblub
iiber Die &ronfbeit, nelhc ben COB
pernriodt bat. Ger Sootenihein gibt
ais 5ooesuriohe nlir an: ,Scr,lGDs
m,lng IN Solae inllerliher GompIifa.
tionen."
Giner Der 2etter, peldc NIT CD.
naro $. Sarrinian Dor beiien Hiid.
fall, Der 0us Gnbe berbcifitbrte, ipro.
diem, ipar s. q. Morgon. Ger groBe
6inonaier fam am Sonneritog letter
Wofe nad) Mrben Souic, no er NIT
Srn. Sorriman cine 5tpeiitiinoige
Gonferen5 ol,i Ser 8crnnbo bate.
Man 9loubt, Dob Die beiben Serren
Die Eldne %beiprad)en. peIhe ben 81.
nun5morft I'M Sale bes Iblebens
Snrriman's ltiisen %iollten, ober faas
Der 2estcrc ieoc geidaftlihe 1bGtig-
felt oufgcben ioIte.
Wan gloilbt nun. bob lid) Sarri.
man be5iiglid ieines 3uitanoes nid)t
gctGuid)t bat. gr miro bon oenMerS.
ten %pcrlongt babcn, linn Die pole
Wobrbeit 81 iagen. Niemonb fab
better porniis, mas nod ieinem Spbe
eintreten miiroe, ols Sarrintan iclblt.
Gr puBte, boB es gums d)ute Der Sit
t%creiien Soliienoer ponMftiondren
mie ieincr cigenen notbig mor, bob
bic itGrfite 8elofraft ibren @infllb
olif Dem Morft geltcn0 MADDEN miiIic,
rucnn nod icinem 1obe cine Yanif
%perbinoert merben iolc.
Gle 2eibenfeier biloet in Der I'm.
ge9ehb BON Nrben ben Su1lpt &c.
iprddRItpff. Gic fleinc Stride in Mr.
ben. pclhe MIR $50 Yeriol,en Sib.
pldte bot, fam Die Menge nid)t fai.
fen. neld)c morgen 0ormittag Dem
offentlihen Srnller : 8o~ttesoienIte
%beiiuobnen mill, uno and, fir Die Eri.
BOT : Geremonie am Nahmittng miro
faum geniiseno EIas iein.
Gonbolcn5 . @riefe unb Telegram.
NE trefien forttudbreno in GROCER
,0uUt eiU.
SIR 3eit %befinben iid) tur gngebo.
rigc Der 6onlilie iluo oos Gienitper.
irnol in Dem Tr%auerbouie.
@1breno Der 2eidenfeier fir Srn.
Sarrimon miro Der geiammtc Ser.
tebr alf bcnt gnn3en gepoltigen Sp.
item Der llnion Yocific @obn iiini
0iinutpn Itiae lteben. Gice ErGii-
bent Wabler bat biesbe5iiglide @e.
fcble ertbeilt unb ouS lofole Saupt.
quarter in Smaba bellte Den ganSen
Gag id)lieBen laiien. Sn Ogden,
lltob, iinb bcnte oile Sallpt- uno 81.
lfritts : Viircalts Der Ydbn . 8elen.
ifaft geihloiien. Wice . ErGiibcnt
&rutiblnibt bot Die General : Mana.
gers Scr Sarriman . 2inicn .infor.
mirt, bob Die 2%eid)cnfcier morgen
Hohmittog VA llbr itottfinoet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29
'7qUuNUUH H2UaE HVAH or
CROKER SAILS.

-ss liyqA .o0et9IAq5 KA2
,.iNESW sYRtQsllRSKB sYtQsllRKB' AgEill 2ST5Richatr{f lS clat{
.Croker,4 the, former Tammany chief
tain, Who sails ais today on the Lusit3nfa
fRoft fR,toLf oLfiyseafpool sad FareWeffdlas might
1too 2 mahtgh6fd ofiehIdss 4at ishtrDehio-
eratie e7a61a His PARTING wofsfsioto
ais sfotner,E Ep6iiticat fIi5ndsg weregsb
-uy15nboutsof polticsoofFleHer. AL
the rkorlddnchaid 1Adis dag ms into
lthei gsnsi agans .qEBh SEEMING u BACK ,to
AaeriGai9 NoYsmbsrl just after, elece-
,tionilRut thsFs Will no PpsSaEtissidl PpsSaEjttiisessi in
Y NsM 7Ygqsrr aii3'fBBg i3 fBBgg gf9aiagastb tbalfyiin IN
tie tihgEo12 World Aft. Off american eities
are suPeriof to. the European capitals
in their fte5ande bokeey departments,
1t is not safe for woman to walk
aloqN Az K6hd6a,IBTR Sba ouATg say
that of our American cities
ioSFhs0hlN thhte theMbat ps in on
thAnothsB side is spo5ts,oi The sports
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29

MESJQsspbr rBenoit has returned to
hsIt Astoria home after visit, of sew
aEal Baseka sgsuthe metropolis, and
with her impaired health maniiestly
iw0rsHsbGaib sti bs1spz1a r.t!b r.
L. P. Traver, OF Monmouth, .5ise
we'll known OrteaaeTedHtatouyfs' a
saestvatitAe sEdoBl oOcsidshhs he is
f,psAaaLaaa6de baSDbntbe tadhesshoiu-
stitute here. ,sog y1udstttq-
L. P. AttrEea 6f Eugene, is in
the city, .shsEs efesrofFke Clatsop
eSAmty Sfe aess IfStigdfs. usdizs'
ahRR.oK. sISaseP25f Rtgt4S1IIfAgn fAgn nhete,
and an interested pqtisip NY 4p 1Is.ffRe
ssRpghPgd isaSts5S 9%S J9ioY Yfis SSttoot.
aSsapm .Maqgflaf ex;sna IA stssfo 81 4the
American ship Star Of Bengal is in
the city and.Idppistlsd, at the Occi.
dfntss Itois understood hewill take
thes Etmors1seheaRsri Gerald Gaoan
her trip to CoasbBay. rtfyLI stoo7
7 w. Tandy OF "Westpprbyis in
Undergraduates of businesSdT''
], 7. Durdle, 0fPortlaad, rs in Tas-
toria for a-few-days,
J. Davis, of New York, is a busi-
ness sojotifner IN the Chy-by -thSISea,
L. Abraham, of New York. spent
the day here yesterday on business
quest. as a.t
Thomas F. Miller, Of Cincinnati,
was a business visitor in this city yes
terday, s., -,-s,7
Harry Minehew is spending few
weeks at Seaside on business and
pleasure combined. -sy
L. Z. Burke. OF Chicago, spent the
day here, on tmatters of business.
L, P, Grace, iof Ginneapolis, was
doing business in this city yesterday.
He was quaftered at the Merwyn.
X. G. Dalrymple, Of Chicago, was
in the citysyesterday and a. guest at
tho Northepff. st3a AsA# 2JA
]. +, Barbou, a well known tember'
man, of Poftland,N was among the
business, tourists .ip7 this City yester'
days rc,spoH ~ &ar1., s47tsa& 5s0t-.
r. w, Tillse#--et-Pertland repre-
senting,dHe Satieaaq Gasb1sRRgi
lisa business NlsitoE jhtbis eiw4I .
In sWldHsrO rOEmFbM ,EeREeaeHting the
bNs p /, islin fbes Sity asAgsinessuew .
/ sRb. end Mrs. GNC, Htzipge
Ehamiag. passengers .fEsTl tsaEEtllia9nA or
Itthsas;S@ eypyssS laet eysaiT9Rsl they
hayarAssRj ahgead,,la QEsg2Rss Wld
sWasryaspn59FoMe naKt.Ppgptth ssssk
ing shsSlthfut FeBs6 sfqF hgL hElpseI
EwAqsis q tg5sat0sufsfeg strrPPm dasthp9a
abat ii isAdoubtsdbb& ths5gfstn Jhla'
been altogether 3uecess6ut though h9i'
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9>hy IeQuii6 sSw II ssQn ,1T9loI.
>, MQNEYawEL SPENT, sYol

~ RTH@ . Fr4AAtA eIR II ION 'II9ugE
10 IsMQNEYaWELL SPENT, sYol
tam isTT 1obsssA@sHs nsoi1smA sdt
ogNEEyadfOR ORKti : April 2S lnTbe Eist
ttliGf fuiashrvlbch waG stafiedyinsA Aa&
bsoias n4Inhtr iofypromjRentimens
Observation-Disclosures and g qtphapsdn9
pDRcemenfwhndwers lkiIlsdidjp sshe
drats riots iaudsgEhicbdhaHibsaHsii
tkiStnnce ever Sinncp hafNoted 40 npaT
Shm0s toitH wiibynnipeEise HsS
AsRmto PHteo6sip@ hwboriMsa nRssaS
sfnafed oin Sicily, Hndo A,M1de thf
tcidowiof Polcn 4SsfgasHt aIphHsdR.
Geldhsmnrenr who sishetdsndob4k
led while InaitingssR Arrest EsssatJS.
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Professors 90 Fishing-

Professors Co Fishing--
.IMeasrSySmith Braden ara scbidid-
ks, ptofsFSqrSrjp dbgrHigh 4Seboot
accompanied and 5chaperoped BY Rev.
e. G. Rarick sYept trout fishing 10
The Nehalem On Tuesday and they
reportsa 4 fairly saccesaEhi day viii
mt srdut.s aThg Jarty left here AT s
5'clock III lthc lforhink aid gBtfbaeE
af7 inthGeFchinHi HiHred and 4hahgry.
bafEhsppy oudr1she dagb ,odliHgo, All
haiirnbbsr ihibnsbaotauieSrptoMn
RradeM bids sadtieedq opSa wben ,he
tfied,Ttp yjisBR gasEossr bGvBarE9g
sIrsgn b8Ifells ofsssorA sYH bf
lsll IN IN bigIsalHon sgaS, Sighted
III the 'rivjiief. aid the schooiV ihaasiRsfs
Mfldn 'after iFs mdqgthaRGdE Eiiay5
cfoSay eFfat lfnbntdsh5 t5bqs sF6 ndpg
lan,Iloidd if5feFc sPbf@yoia sehAaAi1
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A patron would walk in, John
EaultbosIppst hays ~ pftqpYbea,ahc
aSEsds ds.,e8Ehae EhaerG rG;,,o!5ssPsoo 599ko ,sS9aRRA s9aRRA was
scared.
MISUNDERSTANDING Soft.
ly 'He sN6hf'g 'gst bdt tHt'deksts, and
almost have another fit at some soun9
at the doors Its hist, hist, hist, in
Chinatown now, "
Untilh some Jof ttiiel ;feaF gambling
games sare iphlIaia7dolgbtfessn lhany
will think the b,slierifb ia only teasing,
Shut thdnYr HpHpl ls6Fllet them all
play, tfhat'sI faiKt6i alL1'i a'is3
Meantimeyr rtael Chinese needn't be
collecting any. h PIonfey lfSg, tAS ,8Est oe
the Jp9pth stbjs tVpfpTbgt that Us
something the qilifsrSiprqRaPlEo hpgws
Nordlund were married yesterday by
on the late train last night,
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The Human Appetite >,

t1sQoiQ The Human Appetite 3" s7t
OF all the whimsical, shifting, unPe-
NGabfe, tfeacfiefods3 exaetihgo things IN
9tke world, the hamafi 'appeties for the
light thing , |63' eat 'ffs perhaps The
most , upEsasonabls and aimperious.
There, are 5tboss Who huaof, Its is 9th
ers who defy it; and AL men are more
or less inclined to treaiit with con-
sideration. To find a place where
these iEaAaRg AGtuaes TAsyF a1 sfOs.
tered, at the least cost in each case,
and zee keepa8e sbpethQ N proper
Sand beaesfdi' siBjsttion5 issalTays
desirable Information. s. One place that
Is tcohcsded 'asy pefeetES Rdabtediso
lthi;I ise 4het Pals6e qRestadfanEa just
| Opposite The Page rBllldine3 sas Com
Tilfierciaf street. inmthis city. ssTryFt
Ponce; and pRtToRiseo it&lwass; ,ttistaS
tfhg 4uia ofitRe Raiacs. bas 1ediza
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Ithorities
Ie use of
we can't
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29
HN3HlIVE8 BFB H.
1RESTPDRFIRBAE
MA NA3Ia1MA no aaTH0UAd
HONOREUEaGROl nj COB 2PR0MI-
NENT CLATsGRT FAMILY,
YIELDS TO APOPLEXY

~ usi ylrO-SS li1qk s2iHhq
,1Jhe geFN1sads Aswsii reached ,thia
cityAsst, evening aby atclephonsr from
Wqhtyort M thea Death there SarlfI
IN tAsaeHeniHg ofpaEdWGst dlhW
the. bestF kn9mRyf tbes spromlgRsptt ce;itk
zePsuofs GlBsqp souny soMr. rWest
fjlaaqHbed t9appPlfHy, the fqlmipsts
ipg eypEkssioHI Off several weeks of
ssrioHs ialneAs.do which her had been
suDJecteu. ssbis9l
.tpasid iWesta Mass the. last ipale rep
lesegtstivc ief bis gere5atien ri, ,ope
Of Asopispsg families of this county
agd. faEptsdo his-trjspAs3by ibssnhsp1
dredsiand sEeryyhsGEe iJsthe scqrmT
bin XslleyinoHis, father s4ettled bia
thslfksEtpeEib saARiryd into the, Ozark
99sSs+aqd thsitewp,95i rWestPoH Efs
nNmed foEo ohiw, ,dHes leaYes ,tYaaistera
tl,Hpurgu isildeBlse, ,,tiMgSrs Eliza
SkiEgigbda9i Rsrtlqgd4 Oregon; and
Mrs ReAsH Sc9tk Jrg .9t ;WoodbiifgJ
AhJhisnaatei i,ob tbs Living ebi9Isg
ossdegedea5e ethsEe FsRaiE MHSnEYa
Smith, OF Westport; Mrs. Fred III
Johnsoas yqt this sstG5sapduiMes
John ,sRf Al9p4as Wsssst, s7bpth ,a95
WsstlorW ssiM 10 'sdt rsdt aoitus,
i nayld, WesF was dspr hopoJsble ,fgJ
REsriupthe business, life Of this, ,e9gpty
and zfoT years has b bsep, fpgSgsd iB|
mercantile naqd milling pirspitsyat
that place. 7sHe will be ,sorefy missed
bg many people gho5, have known
him well and appreciated hiss high
character as a man of affairs and IN;
impe4chablszintegrit and, ability Il,
J, Nothing is,,yet determined as tel
the funeral sef this, lamented citizen,
but is thpught, il wifi siqaccpF, op Sat;
BFdsyr next from the family homs at
Westport and that ,ipterrisnt will bel
had thers6 but due Inoties will b IbsI
giyeu in these columns in ample tims
for all who so desire, TO paygths, last
sad hon9ES s,i3W ssiM A,iW.
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s7't" = FJhTIIIVJ 7IbFIIhEU IN
.noo ssofT WANTED 5rs stidW
yisFfeip mi alfefatio,r department ;Ap
ply ats Sin1ihRton Dry Goods .Co,qiis
Is sqoruI 4. 1Ra1.I - tw 7sb7p
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;uo.sog 10 nni9 ntwbT ,57s aat,ssfax
are sInore opep1n. Engapd, he avs
here, gut -too many stficti6tig op
ts ssgsA Idf n b4issH,nlblqgVsigl
Iapaness rooms info, his house. II
.GIencanirf, Ireland, fe, has been want
lifs VIA 5Al lLto 9loTff s3E.fassu slrQ,
ing, Japanese servant. SUCH a ope
he is taking back With him RaSidg
found RsfT during Iis slaS at Paih
Beach.
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ON h and captnred h.


taSe@nf 1teasleS~9 14s4tl7 fl9"
'aa'hrr@isisaid to'beh small epidonIt
ici oblneasiceTiG rho city and paferta
&&herdSres@a9t thdir liltic 8hesnse
be afflicted are cautioned to be SOME.
&AhtiesfehifI The eases afe all well
n ,cHafi fihF dfa G5nes arderbqliaaAf2
dhtReiq AsdaofalS III all thtstaseSss1T
quiring quarandR& sdhhfel hlGiSfpaa
wintg. the ISOLATION Qi the afflicted
ones at,a iii olhcrs EXPOSED hasss prop-
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lhI{ ma and Qroli6cklgI3T1,Adia
|HSIJUJh inb1ake HlHU btsAiaI

10 the men VINO got II up and 10 The
community itnS,andS for. H
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",tftkaanplp ,.,fathqssGi',is, si's

cases ike the Two now bef6re the
ptSR9ta lMSfppR bSljdit atAaaken
Of them hyap9IIPRSspr, tip&ge and jury
OF course u hbossiBisS to secure
convictions in such cases, il would be
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7" ,HOl' ! ~, 49,, !. lHaaS ~ n s9sNok ~
!, st..;s.ssSNFTR Eco
hFIGHT THE BEEF TRUST

FIGHT THE BEEF TRUST.
5l2th Sto Near Bond i,f7g a,s6,7oI
f,f ysM 2sa Tqyl9E St syfolsa o(gsapionlteoswpn) oFlesp)
aSTIs2. Make 4 ItaqsR DoR '5 g ba2e be9Sa y3ar ,d lara Ii
Smiths. Other t6heefhs are asking
as i6ucH as EsE laid sS5et az pzii for
EaSterAr lard : that ican't9 eomparetin
purity snAiqSreshness awitb Smiths
4own put up. ave, ask, only Csc for :
5.ib. Ialiii paiii.l IL does hot 7cdntaiH an
e6linSe t6f beH dripping5 ofsaHy other
haaultefAti6hiw Here sare nsqms 7sotller
gd6dsthjngs attSmtihsss ssw 9riao
Loin and Rib Mutton Chops, lhA .I5c
Leg of Mutton, per lb.,.........'TSc
Shoulder of Mutton, per ID. -. l0C
| Pigs, Feet, per 1925. .9yE9 .p9., Il. Sc
PBeef yF6ngIesit eseR.a.a p.oL g2.5aa50c
GorneH BeeF2!a.25.7ji:. p &.h.2V6c and &c
FDfy salt Pork a, "a ,y.:2.t5t .,..i l23C
ElPickied 0 Pork 1bH iro.13.s. + .12Ac, 1l5C
Hamburg iSte$g7 .lE4. ,72. l0C
Smiths Famous Pork Sausagej7pG.i i2C
ISgR# BFff3FfS9F BFff2EisHFfSa SaE5{aaRRiMMoai77ii 7i5
Veal Outlets ............. 12Ac, 15t
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-10
At Alfred and Vicinity Stop
ped by Heavy Rain.
Two Prisoners Take French
Leave from County Jail.
One Seen Sunday, But Pursusrs
Not In Position to Give Chase.

Alfred, Me, May "a heavy rain
this evening drove to cover the two
score of deputy sheriffs which since
early morning had prosecuted unsuc-
cessfully man hunt in search of
Freeman Giread and Albert Dredeau
of Biddeford, the two prisoners who
escaped last night from the York
county Jail here.
But once during the day was one Of
the men seen and at that time the dis
covery was not in a position to give
chase. Which of the two men it was
is not known. but the Biddeford man
who saw him is certain that he dis
tinguished the blue cap and coat and
the blue and black trouser legs Of the
Jail uniform.
The high sheriff. Charles o. Emery.
who is also jailer and who was in
WATERFORD when the escape occurred
last night, directed and led today's
search.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-10
Juror White in Jordan
Murder Trial insane
Committed to Worcester Hos
Case Incurable.
Jordan's Counsel Will Now Take
Steps 10 Secure New Trial.

Boston, May 9,--Wilis A. White Of
Maynard, juror in the Jordan murder
case, was committed to the Worcester
Insane hospital yesterday by Judge
John s. Keyes i'll the district court at
Concord, after an examination by DE-
II. L. Rich of Maynard and DR. Tit
comb OF Concord
Gen. Charles w Bartlett, senior
counsel for Jordan. said last night
when interviewed in his home in New
tonvilc:
Il will look into the matter of White
being declared insane. | see by an af-
ternoon paper that | went to Concord
Immediately to prepare aftidavts, with
a view to having the verdict set aside.
1t is almost needless to deny this.
see that one of Mr. Jordan's counsel
is quoted as saying that we all be
ievcd that rs q result of the insanity
of Juror White we would be able to
have the verdict set aside. / am sure
that each of Mr.. Jordans counsel
knows his professional duty too well
to state what action we may take
when we have considered this new
complication in the case
Asst. Dist. Atty. Charles J. Wier, who
assisted in the prosecution of the Jordan
trial. said:
"All of the jurors in the Jordan case
were properly looked up, questioned and
examined before they We're accepted
Nothing out of the way was discovered
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-10
UNLIMITED BAIL
Will Be Offered Today for
C. W. MOrse'S Release.
Over a Score Of Men Offer
Names, Without Indemnity.
Petition will Be Presented Today
In Court OF Appeals.

Kew York, May 9.--Bearing the sig
natures o. Innrc than a score Of men
prominent in the banking and CONNER
cial world, a petition Will be presented
t. the United States circuit of appeals
tomorrow asking that Charles w
Morse. the convicted banker, now in
the tumhs. be admitted to bail, pend
ing a decision on his appeal. That his
friends stand ready to nut mp an al
most unlimited amount of surety is in
Dictated by the petition which reads
that
I'VE, the undersigned, believing IN
the innocence OF Charles w. Morse OF
any intent to dcfraud the Bank OF
North America, or to deceive the gov
eminent officials. are willing to be
come Responsible upon his bail bond
for tho sum of $4,000 each without in
drirnIty. We do this because we do not
believe that he will leave the jurisdic-
ton of the court and that when his
case is finally heard and understood,
he viii be acquitted.
\ number of the signers, according
to Mrs. James Morse, have agreed I"
furnish double or triple. on even III
times the amount stated in the petition,
thus assuring 81. 900 900 or more, if ne
ceSsary.
TIL" petition Will be presented to TN"
court tomorrow, when a motion /" SCI
for July IA the argument for appeal is
made. For some time past the move r.
mont to procure Morse's release on ban
has bcca going on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-10
Is Threatened by Boy|es
II Sent TO Prison.
Mrs. Boyle Declares She Prefers
Death 10 Long yentence.
Verdict Expected in Hams Murder
Trial by Tuesday Night.

Mercer. Pa, May ?.-Unless present
plans are changed, James H. Boyle
and His wife, Helen Anna Boyle. will
be sentenced Ivy Judge Williams in the
Mercer county court tomorrow for the
abduction Of billy" Whitla.
Previous to the sentencing Attorneys
Miller and Strarahan. it is said. will
ask tor now trials. but it is expected
the court viii overdue the motions.
The probability is that Boyle will
mike a scene in the court room when
scutcncr is announced. Every effort
VIII be made by the authorities to pro
vent such Il happening, but it is GER
Continued on Page TVOl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-10
Prof.HenryL. chapman Has
Been at bowdoin.
Has Endeared Himself TO Thou
sands in That Time.
rendered Dinner by Faculty in Hon
or Of the Anniversary.

Brunswick, Me, May 9--(SpeciaD.-
the academical faculty of Bowdoin
College gave Professor Henry Leland
Chapman a dinner in honor of the
completion of the 40 years of servica
on the instructing staff Of the college.
Professor Chapman's record is note :
worthy in that from February. 1869,
when he was appointed tutor in Latin
ana mathematics until the present
time, his service has been without in
terruption. In this connection it is
interesting to recall that Professor
Franklin Clement Robinson has been
completion of 40 years Of service
on the faculty 35 years. Professor
George Thomas Little q years. and
Professor William Albion Moody %
years.
Professor Henry Leland Chapman
was born in Bethel, Me-, July IS, 1S45.
He prepared for college at Gorham
Academy and entered Bowdoin in 1862
He was graduated in 1866 with Phi
Beta Kappa honors. From 1866 to
1908, lie Sluultu lleoloS4 dl tle bangor
Seminary and at the completion of his
course became tutor in Latin and
mathematics at his alma mater. in
1870 he was made professor OF Latin
In 1875 he was elected to the Edward
Little professorship Of rhetoric and
oratory, and in 1897 professor of Eng
lish language and literature. IN
1885 he was acting president of the
college. In 1890 the college conferred
upon him the degree Of doctor Of di
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