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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-24

Cne Museum Owned by the Govern
nent Entirely Dedicated to Him-Con-
tains 5000 ReIics-The More Conspicu>
GUS Described-The National Museum
Also Has a Lincoln Collection-Medical
Museum, Too, Has Some CHASTITY Relics
of the Tragedy-some Uncanny Coinci-
dences Attach to Old Ford's Theater-
A Further Exhibit in the Controversy
As 70 Whether Booth Was Really Shot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-24
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Two years ago a Tennessee attorney.
whose name is withheld, offered the
Smithsonian the alleged body of J.
Wilkes Booth, which, he said, he had in
his possession and had had mummifed.
According to this man. the supposed
assassin, shot by Sergt. Boston Corhett,
was not really Booth who escaped and
became client of his, afterward com
hitting suicide in the Grand Avenue
Hotel, Enid, Okla. January IA. 1903.
u knew Booth as John D. Heley,
while living in 1872. - whites this at
torney, "and was associated with him
as my client until the fall of 1877,
when we separated in western Texas,
he going to Leadville. Col. and I re-
turning to Memphis. Booth left with
me small tintype for his future iden-
tification. This picture was taken some
twelve years after the assassination Of
Lincoln, and has been identified by
Junius Brutus Booth, eldest nephew of
John Wilkes Booth, as being the pic.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
gus OThknTb.


Die BON Der pdine qumbsr So.
gegeHDdriig betrisbeHe pormdlige Dil.
lidmion, e 2ibbeDs 8 odenanlaQe muir.
Dc bon elmer idIimmsn 5susrsbrunf
beImqfIuht, bic einen 5hdoen Don co.
$35. 900 anrihists. ebs Is gelona biz
Jldinmsn untsr Gontrole 3u bringen.
@egen 100000 SUB gdubol5 fislsn
oea 5lammsn gum Opfsr. Sci Be
tImpfing Der 5Enmmsn sr!itt Der
Beuerwebrmann Gbds. 6offmdnu cine
tdlimme 8erIeBung an Der rsdtsn
5dno.
4m 6rsitda, Samstaa Il. Conn
tag finost bier ole sSabrssperldmmluna
ees 8sreiHs Der OeutIhen preEe BON
WisconiiH itatt. fir pelde f6ou felt
Tionaten eifrigit 8orbsreitunasn ess
iroffen puroen. Sin reihbdltiaes
Brogramm 1T CUR unterbaliuna Der
0a1is leiieHs Der bteligsn 9urgsri6aft
orrdngirt nor0en.
Iie DsrIauist. plant Die North
ipeit;ens 8dbnasisaitnft ben gau eli
mes groBsr Gisiptifrrs babisr. Der
$1,000 toiten uuo ITO BEL $3.50 Rub
groB ueroen lo1.
- 5reo. 3. gsnin, Elm dlistl bstauns
ter gurger Der Stab, lift im Utter BON
70 5abrsH esitorbsn. ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
t55a $50

Ras iiup oie Hsutn Rummern, mel
DE Die 50bgit BON Sol. s.riats nab
oem J. SEPT. irasen piro. Der St0ois
ratb bon Gbicuso ian0 Is fir noibpens
pig, aas 6d aier nsuosu mmmsrirsu.
Dls 6abrli 1T an bemlslbem glabe, no
ne mar. nurf bic 0ummern murOen az
auosrt. Pie grobts SpscIalitdt, mel
DE IN oieier 5abrit bsrseltsat wiro. 1T
2riner's 4ansrican 6lirir Of Bitter
gSlns, rsrldNs ods alsihs 3uDsyldHig
9eilmit4sI Fiir ben Woaer, bic 9ers
yen unb 0as @lut blsiben mir0. LIN
lers 5rsuHoe wilsB an beiten. paB Del
torHmaeu her Vsroamna Is iein,
ptnsre bomi1ienmeoirin qibi, uno pas
Aribeil osDsnioeB. msl6s su otrIhiss
bead U1dlan oasislbs periudt ba6eu,
WuB ais sutrefisHo anotuommen per.
ben. Disis glsoiCin lift Gin arobes. na-
iurlihes & iGrtunQsmiitel uno ionts
Don 4lsu ptlde 9rdfte uoihmen9i9
oaben, sd]rduht psrOen. IN Qppt6e
Ten. Sol grinsr, Ro. 13831A4 1889
=. Aiblano apt.. gbtdoo. Sng
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
Ssssmass=arfts

Sshuea. - AIS pes Hulbrl fur ouasN
f1t1ltt t1~naicrleric Haeies. mifelmifia -
8ls-s es.ssss sasgssgdsits 400 10:
2io-2-15. uiseriae @rase. I.e5-l75: brauae
fAueatfAe. e~rieitne. 225-24o, nifbriae a.
ls5-2o0: Gtma. GaAiarEG. bsr 100 ,eiuuS.
gisnrzPaes eaa cuaFtss ser MI
s8ssc. etallee 2f-2Se Ssr Slime.
Sndn.etstHnEhf- Guaneri psr 100 .qfuas
grbssn. Ee.s SIsla. l7o-r--
Nuitsl. ariue Sr0fH IS5--Iee rrr pvrs.F.
frQffifcte VFhfff Sf.en~-iFS rrr ~.
rcriat. lso--tso pcF suitrI. esfssfsE.
9thigE Co., 2s rex 2fo 9f4rS- ~,rs.r-
Eaa- urn @crs * ! Euftai -rsseer n
cta- Etuc.to gm ls tlt. 1m SEE &.
1fOe-f5 Ent Hu I. fA2E-f4sg ~
Si3ge-i3 81 gies u1s eeaufates. i6oo-
t4s4a. go SOC 80. I nrasre Ias -
- X. VS. 2 q.od-a.En. Hfarrar
rsvs 49,,
Hnic- Nxr E1nue Eso-C IS s'
ckrtr- - Grrse. ga. frf~nrS
10 2 1e-z2he, agarg -frirTrvs
sit eaiesieiIe. 8 =
sss pr Sf1ze far esseSecssa Ser ~,
Eetia t1Fan. @
esuis zoos ss-n. erssrssir "a
fSr. eiiafser fo--7ft rrrsftgr Egq.-
tlfflsr a-far cfss tsur. sd
tans sen 81 s-7c ~
Ess.esssE = -ea ssr efrus. is-t-s
EtssrA ~ - waste - o5 = $50
1880. a1-E ssh al -
Nsscara. r~rsfu Ef-r,. sa esrse- -
AIS 80. asssss sSsoss as-AA ssea
e1Eetr1sE Ser Esk fe.scz1Ico. 4
O. @se g
- sszu
29-aass i@Sss ai-aas
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$Scbcn sricbicncm!
'''..''a ]S0(Cn0Cr
fir 1910.
iiir tNfO.

Der 0n5slisbt, Columbia ~Ralen-
Der bat pieoerum fir Sds Sabr 1910
ietn y. aNiugn sena6t uao TIT iebi
gum 9eriarot 6ereit.
Dieter prddtst 9altnSsr. $50 5sis
ten itayi. in 6I5itsm, banolidem
6ormat. if aaf ols 9eihlihis
ausaeiiat.ei ara suib6ll cine fune
ltsrrsihen NM iptsrsFdnten 9siss
iioffs. utbii S i;.rsu 9ilceru in Eous
orad uno 3eR.reiten Saultr0iionen
I'M Ssri.
Was 8siasaliistsii gup gusRai.
iaus aHesirifit. itssi Der .goium6ias
aa.,noss- aalpsiitl5aft an Der
Sptbe Der 9altnDer Cite
ratur ana niro atpiB bic qrobe
SabI l,irev 5rtanes TIA neuen Sabre
not b~tosaituo aeymtaren.
Dix TIKI ttu Sviblunasn uns
GaiiaB' perosu iitsr 70 germ aeltisn
rNrotn. nomtnili5 oon ben Sauss
isaaen ngo 3un9ryausn. IS beoarF
'siHeS ptI.crtg gmgitsalnG oifies Ras
enoets uu'sretisiis otur eerit.ss If
'slr s~eroea.ittr @a,asssdlsneer. Ions
,vsn eFn rcl.ytif.iss Schrbu6. uns
ist9aiisuo ano e3e.ta ualeiH
DE yreeoi,jeu s.sits @lattss
IS laalca Sirabs Wiapoutss. ggis..
otri,nesi oisier basitsn 9alsnosr frei
7tg Ron asaer @ininouna ppn uur
q Gents (lpeiir aua 9risimar.,n
ars,nomnsu fgs,osu) aah iraeue si.
nsr GessHe In 8ut.ita sseg in ga
lsros.
@osous3abltnse gscrusnien gsnn,n
ant ZEN salsnesg GIG @rSmis f6
rdblsH.
0s ssitss, a~asastr susbSt 81.
ssnoss,
Ra,,'sayi4w - N~Hrsnom;fhe VI
tsiHaTssr MD ,Ss~israa6er. - 100.
iatsioer Qal,asty. gausrnrs,,ln.
Etrli7riits. - cnrcriaii6ss.
Snti 0t;bnattkassros. Rspsns
ssa Car. etsssls.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
5nr aefl. Nead,tmna.

llnIsrn esIsrn in Rorib WilDautss,
9biensoins. esOarbarg, SautDias,
Rauoom eat,. plBmoutb. 81. elOuO,
galDarp. UT. GdloGrp. 6ouo ou 9at,
gamp6easpori, qsp 6aRsl, asfDass
fun, JadIou uno Nsf gsEO CUR ssfI.
Qoii5HaGms. OaB unisr assni. 81.
Sobn 9u dmoHn. in ben nd6s
ten Uodsn bsi i5nsH poriprsatn ipirO,
um nsue QbOnnsuisn au seDinasn uno
sipaigs Rititdnne 3u constiirsn. pa
0isis 9tiien nit srobsH uHtoiitn Oers
tHupft fHp. bitten mir. 6ru. 9uihs
mann irsunOIihh an Die 6an0 81 gss
ben uao bic falissn a5oHnsmsnisssIs
Der fir ion bsrsii gu balien.
DteGrpeOttion.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

iiarb Osr 10 Sabre ate 5Obu 5. Mai.
bobm.
8eim Rsparirsn Der 9abngeleiIl
nabe gorHB purOen msbrers 4r6sitsr
BON sinsr BON sinem 5ebetrabn ab-
i~priHgsnoen fhusrsn Stabli6isne se-
%rOffsn. nobel 5iDeien osrisIben beiOs
BeIue uno einem oritten bic &n06eI
gebrodsn puroen uno 3pei anosre 4b=
idurfungen erlitteH.
Bel elmer Durhbrsnnersi 1T Der
i'm 9oDH Rodsfisr aHidfiss So Sabre
ate @eo. gspis. elmer Der bsitbsiaHns
ten 5armer i'm fDeitlidsn 9bsiI bitiss
GOuHtD's, toOtlih psrunglidt.
CUR 8enr0BsruHg 0es taib.
5rieobofss, Der gsgsHpdrtig Derjdoneri
miro. iino Ddtsrs II 4crss ongrsn5sns
ben Ganoss o~ngefduft pouosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
3nl5mOii6e Na5ridter

O|laboma ~ On 3ulfa II
bic 4lolisei elmer Rduberbdn0e aui olt
spur setommsu. bic anQehlid aus
Nlao6en @, Eohtsrn anaeiebensr IA.
militn. beitebi.
MrtoR as Wsasu 9erlebunc
p0 nadilitsn Nuti Srult 6isiebs bal
Die Staatsbeboroe IS 9erd6srunas
aeieaihafteu. Die in eieiem Siaate AZ.
neien. TN 9upotstrsisaeriht aui
3ahIung non @tlofrafen inn Sc.
iammtbetraas pon $50. 100000 ptr.
ilaai. @on eintm Sdlaganiaas be
t~yoiien. BOT v. y. Siepenion. GaHi.
rer oer 8 oft9itn gant. eiuosltan.
ZEN $4,000 In 9dniseloern unt,y
lhlaoen ga babtn.
GerG& Sine nnaepshnlib
i6limme Mcsttoplaas iati asssuiuar.
ti0 oie eoliiurs beim uuo peruriah,
ihpsrt @eylaits fir 9itb3itier Joni,
enc itarie Abnabme ots 9ersehrs mad,
eey 8aiie.
toutfiand gaf bic lebt-
peaiae fuyttbdss Nibs iola.s tiu Sc
piitesfurn lrie man ion iar6ibartr
20 esNsEal Gouiiana nea aiht sylsbi
oat. 2 NtrloasR putoen rom gig q.
l6Ialtn.
Madame. - Tas ube,eus er5
Nllte Naltyihe Qrohibiilonsstiss.
looRl ess lh0giIis mo ietitas6tnoit IN
Hatno e,ntn @toai oisiss 9auoes. 1T
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

Sine TanOufubrt DOT finFsis SAB.
Sips 6umOrsgts.
DIR ~bstrossne 9sufel.
9sr' Armsnarsi. RoBsne BON 5rie6c
Sine AHnoncs. 6umDresfs.
Die DulraHn6sE geDolten in sid.
lien.
Bieoersefunosn. Qo0eas.
Aenn BE Bafer fhneieen.
Die 6unteHpufer.
Nle Der Ghneioerbortel pom Souo.
T'sosr eurirt Uuroe. 5umorests.
SeiHe GroBmuttsr. QOosne.
1elnria fingers griemhen. Ma.
rinez 6um5reste.
Nis bic 0dhnaosln enfifshen.
Der quite 6amerao. GrisosnpbeIls.
Die 5unsfraubabn.
8bin0eerosiaso. S~aaoerls6niB.
Yanamd. Bon prof. Gteiumann.
eHtitsbuns Oes aubrei6ens.
Y0lltIlne 3unOfhdu.
Die 5rausH 9einri9's 5. eHsn
bobHabenteuer.
Der 9euisl i'm Ror6. 6umDrsst,.
9umorifiihes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

EbIca po. "a. gnouft. 6tnhotrb. Mns
ia1t 5.0Oo. @eebes. 4.4O-765; TIuHs, 400
sac; Scftern. 4OG--64O; Stoders nn9 Seeos
ers s.f5-h25; aIbe MD 6ciicrs, 225-e.G 80:
stllter. G0o-S.5G.
s6Weine. Nuiubr 5000: leibie. 100
ego; Qcrif6ie. 7.50-S25: fAwere. 100
Suif. $500.
snais. aHfugr 10000: 2.75-.1b: Gam.
mcr. A5D-T7E.
81 Srsta 2@-tGua. ~ g~ain6nirb Beet
Gticre. 400-740. Gioder5 uHo sec6ers. SOC
%; anbe ana ocifera. 3.25-6.30.
SnpetEe. SNnere. T.20-S.2o.
@hate. - 325-440; gammer, 5.7S-T35.
van az 0tf1. q. elue. - Rinspich -
scei Siiere 1870, aube NH 6eiiers. 90
S3s .1fndere uuh Seekers. 3.Oo-620.
ehweiuc. Huif. 510Z7-a0.
emHfe. - 400 5.25. HdHlHter. 6.O0-T.R0.
WdtG % Iur. MinbBieb Heefs
Stiete 40 Tr0s aRbc un5 Seilers 800
0uv sts1ers uro 5eroers. 2.75-5.25.
Saireiuf ~ pan. 74o-s 20.
saefc -S.6o-525; edmmer. 6.5c-7.40.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

&iloer in sOnOrud. @utsn
U1or9sn Papa l-QuF ltrloub.-Ret.
tans. - 9ienie i'm NaLx. Sin lee.
rer BlaB. = 5simpeb. - pie bei0eu
09peltsrn. - SdloB Winblor.
Sllu fratinnen i'm 5ert.
etlgut 1910. 3ufudt. 81.
StrdbHe Dsrpidsln fid. Mutters
tlage. Q1eiDsil ficel. msosr
oabeim. m Der @enus 9urhoona- =
Stalisn's Stunt in 9eutfhian6. -
Der exile S@ulsans. unqsbeiens
0die. 5srbitIuft. qisoer came
Worte. r. Der getna. erfer msrs
lud. S9au M1utier. gerlprens
Siebesmib'. Is QeibIieol. Sin
grimes @unOer. gluf Der srTten
SiuolsHreie. TT Der 6eirtbsantraa.
Die gsbrsrin fommt. 7as erfte
9eiaent. - Scsnen aus Der Gftpeia.
Breni, ~ n9fui.D adll~ @epfeIs
lsls- SumOriitii6e UNI pDlitiife
Suufrationen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

pom 0enat Der Staatsleaisiatur nit
% gegen 6 Stimmen anasnommen unb
pom 0oupernsnr unterSeidnet noroen.
Inter oieIem 0eieB lit ielbr Der geTb
sDon SgirituoieH. auBer in grirdtmohs
|snuHgsn, Elm 8erbrshen; 0ds 2Innonciz
rem Don SDirituoien 1T perboten uno
idon oer SsIib elmer Der. ct. Nus
iadnts2icen3 gift ais abioluter 8epeis
sodfHr, Ods ssiitige Geirdnts Derfouft
sDOrosn Tno.
Georgia. - Sn elmer einfamen
Bs8eno gu &esser's Serrp nuros
|eine DeiBe 5rau ibtrfaaen, pereeDuls
ii5t uno gu toOe ssDurot. 4uh ibrem
|ISabp puroe BON Dem W0roer Der
S9doel sinseidlassn. 6snrp Dan.
|ssin farbiser 81 Strdniug, murbe ois
brinssno peroddtie fsI~fgsnommen, Ipds
sisr aber aud oer Gatie unD Der griler
Der ermoroeteH. - gu 5otesborD
srmoroeis Wm. McQsoo, Elm Garmars
Wattie @ro9om, cine reide uno
abo6ssbiloeie iunse Dame, neil sr IelbIt
lie nidt BADEN tonnte un0 niht ipouie.
ioaB ie eiHen 4n0srn bsiratbe.
SuosGarCltna. Sn ben
81 bisbsr .nafen~ Counties bidss
5Stdates Duros ON II. ois. iiber bic
Jrdgs Der neutrality-suspicious. abb
ssitimmi uno Oie qrobi6itiouifen Iisoz
sten in II Counties. gur 4 COUNTIES
,baben iih ssssn 9rObibition un6 fir
'ods iogsn. DispsniarBipitsm sntT9ies
ben.
girginia. In gorts.
I'm Outb finn, p~srmht6lia infolgs
gsaH0ItiFtuns. II .@sbduOe obss=
rbrannt. @iele orme bamilien DarOen
Obod6Ios.
NET 9irginia. L gu sod
ipuros 80. 8. CatisD. 3ablmeilier Der
'5rdnilin Contribution 60, erThoifen
uRo UNI $1,000 berdubi. Der Wl1roer
pnroe BON einem 9oHe eiugeFansen
uno obne peitsrss gelgnht.
eiBeRnfDlDanta. Sn ser
'Strdl1one Der 9rehep Steel Gar So.
an Mcase's Rods babsn blutise
3uidmmenit0Be 5iDiiaen ben Strsifern
Ano pen Staatspoli3tfen Ttattgefuns
ben, nobel minoeisns ii gerionen amz
tameH uno Diele dnbere psrlebt muroen.
Die Gage lit bart gsgsnndrtia cine
4ohi fritiIhs uHo glusihreiiunqen
ausr artsn Iino an Der 1aae8oronuna.
Sin Deficit DON $4,000 1T in Der
9erDaItung Oes ,3u6tbauiss pom nett
li8sn penniplOanid eniostt poroen.
pittsburg uno umaebuna !
lpur0en am 20. bis. bon :inem furhtz
barren @eioiiieriurm. bon 6aeel uso
Regsn begleitst. beimaeiudt. RisIigsr
Sddoen muroe %angerintst.
Rem Ssrfsb. Geo. q. Mes
gean pom 6biedeo INN lein SDhn MUIR
ben %set0otst. 6rau Nlc Qean, lire
Aqdier uno 3frei NlAten thmer pers
leBt. ais ibrAutomobit HHleutbar MUIR
b un0 bel Rem 8rlnsnid Qeoeu
1elearopben pf item rdnnte. -
Geim 9aosn i'm Gre1a Sci WtIbs
10 Q 0 D s%rttaaten Der Rehtsammalt VI.
8roois 9eHia aus philadelphia un0
sri. 8irginia 9arl oon bort, peihe
thu 81 rstten periuh.e.,
Rem 9ori. - guf @eiIuna Oes
Brdi. Iafi pur0en SaDeiten aus Der
arieafiduIe 3n WeH 8oint ents
wegen 6uhsprellens (.6a3in99
pes @doettsn Sutton. Der ihperpers
leB' rad Dem 6oipital esbradt waros.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

Die atIbsn a~orsB5sttsl, DrI6s isOsr
3situns dufssilsbt perosn, 5sioea aus
Der Der Aorshs aud nod BE 3sit an.
ME nett Elm qbonrsnt oas glatt 81.
8ahIt bat. Uenn ,s gum geiipiel bsist
mara OIL, 10 bsOeutst oisb: gs3o6lt big
Mdrs 1901; apr. 90. bs3a6If big
april 1900; Nai 80. bssoblt bis mai
1899. 0druus Tam isOsr Iebsn, ME
nett .r riidTidnOis 1T. ODER OOruus5s.
soblt cat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
githmhhe.


saztias. grfaSr $50. 9Sczt esna -
Sauna S0S-S1Es rertf4m e5t
q 1fF 1he So. EcErtrE 4aQ-etQ
&is1elth Aaiaag . U1rn hnss ~
@aa4gse Ei0rE e1fs IS Hg3ifis. $50 9 sos.
uiaisrt Ste aE.c. s19-Et0. rsifc-f $50
hfF Ahs GSs@sS0s aaRrer4.
GatfsA z2E. e1Isn sfe-45E Bees
s1A AHQ-As9 Efr1cra 9eQ&W. Eil&
Nef 1nQc-4Ere. N4cer &Co-STA
t@t a5-A7ss 0z-zzx &Vky&Zs5srns
Af@k&
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
Ana Ruciitc.

Tn s. Sobu alit. IT. Qauts
9seieyiltyts su gslshN arleRtle e.
Ssritn f0Hgat ais I'll aui ieiasm swti.
raos soa ets &getti uoh baai, fusy.
eai etT &abrlregsuua sa 6atins
NaHtaen rea sasm Slss ett5situ Il.
sgma.Hi
III etr 5cissa oer 9tg.seanssn.
ia e stliiitn Bate. alt e btim Tau.
tsr tn Sts sai sxm @eSsu sufaiss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
pere Maramsttc Cine ereur.
giSnen.

$l.50 bon WiInautee na6s2uoinaz
ton, NaniItee uno 5uriid ieoea Cams
tag nm 8 llbr obenos. Qdbeuss in Der
2tdet=Ofiee, 20. So NeItiDaFer Str.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
Gutter. Eier NIB aaIe.


SHirr. ~ Wunl1r fS.oi0. meggt len. ~
Nffflt 2sc. Sitff ga 2<. Eee9nA~ 60
& AeHesusisn ~ 284cs la.rr iaucu.
s les
aafs - auirbr 5as5 $40 W,agu ae.sn
Sai Gefam fe-f5AC @rit. it0-I4c. 2inE-
t4swer Size Et1gisrr. to-t7c
nsrr - Nriaex ttT itiGer AtarI leiia ~
Si't1e SICK. 2oe: SaeeMSA. t5-t1c
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
NnNrrr nlrirrrlmarffr.

Utfeseo ~ San. - Safr.-xrtaAs-
ESQ 4Sat4. Sfh PCS
sat - 2<i1es fsE -ts&g ZminR rtL
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-23
MARK I. COX, OF
EAST ORANGE, DIES
OF Pneumonia
millionaire Was Connected With
Banking Firm Of Robt.
Winthrop & Co.
POWERFUL FIGURE OF
THE STREET IS GONE
Had Large Interests and Was
Friend of New Y0rk's
Big Financiers.

Mark 7. Cox, financier. broker and
millionaire. died suddenly Of pneunfo-
mia today in his home, Ito Harrison
strest, East Orange.
He was a member of the well-known
banking firm Of Robert Winthrop &
Company, of Wall street: director in a
long; list of corporations and railroad
companies ana was well known locally
as a charter member and director of
the Public Service Corporation.
His death was unexpected. as he had
been at his desk almost until the day
of his fatal illness. No arrangements
for holding the funeral have been made.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Emily M. Cox, who lives at the East
Orange address; a son and a daughter.
both of whom are grown. A second
son died about q year ago.
Mr.. Cox was one of the powers Of
| "the street." and accumulated a for
tune through his sllrewd business per
ception and ability. He was popular
in a large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances. and was q close personal
friend of William Nelson Cromwell,
who engineered the Panama canal deal
between this government and France.
Among other Offices high In the finan-
cial and business world which Mr.. Cox
occupied We're dictatorship in the Wis
consin Central railroad and the Harvey
Steel Company. He was also a stock
holder in the New Jersey Zinc Company
and a close personal friend Of it's presi
dent. $. S. Palmer.
Mr.. Cox was also director of the
Fidelity Trust Company and the Union
National Bank, and a member of the
executive committtee of each institn-
tion.
He was born in Millburn~ fifty-six
years ago and resided in Essex county
all of his life. He was considered
| broad minded. and his wide experience
made him a most valuable member OF
any corporation. > - sfa
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-23
CHILO'S THIRST
SAVES FAMILY IN
HOUSE ON FIRE
Mrs. Eckel Gets Up to Get Son
Drink and Discovers
Flames.

Fire, spreading quickly and as quick
ly checked, sent the occupants of the
three-family house at 1a4 Bruce street
scampering to the streets in scanty at
tire early today, and SO effectually cut
off the escape of one woman on the
second floor that she had to be carried
down a ladder to safety. scarlet fever
patient was carried down from the
second floor
Awakened by the request of her little
son, Moses. for a drink of water, Mrs.
Joseph Eckel, who lives On the second
floor, found flames issuing from the
bathroom. She screamed and awoke
her -brood of five, whom she sent down
the stairs to the street Lingering be-
hind moment to get her pocketbook,
she was terrified to find escape by this
means barred to herself.
Truck Company No. 8, under tho
command Of Lieutenant Guidera, was
the first of the apparatuses to arrive.
ladder was quickly raised to the win
dow and the lieutenant. together with
Firemen Murphy and Flood, went to
the woman's rescue. Mrs Eckel was
taken down first, then the five children
and Mr.. Eckel last.
While that was going on Firemen
Horter and Biefel, of the same conx
pany, got Carmela Feroch with his
4-year- son by the ladder from the
second floor. The son was to have been
removed today. Policeman Lunny, of
the Fourth Precinct, got Mrs. Michael
SulIa out of the first floor.
After the rescued had been left in
places of safety, the firemen made short
work of the flames, which were confined
to the second floor. The loss was about
$500 How the fire started nobody
seems to know.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-23
JERSEYMAN FEARS HIS
SON WAS KIDNAPPED

TRENTON, March 23.The police OF
Trenton believe that John Loup, 8
years old, has been kidnapped. The
boy is the son of Amer A. Loup, of
this city, who supposed his son had
been staying with the family of Frank
Murphy, near Princeton. A physician
some time ago advised country air for
the child. and he was sent TO MIR.
Murphy's home.
The latter says Johnnie left for his
fathers home on February 2s. Moth
ing has been heard of him since. Mr..
Loup until yesterday supposed that
his son was still with Murphy Sew
eral years ago the youngster was kid
mapped, and then abandoned after a
ransom had been refused. The father
firmly believes that he has been asain
kidnapped.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-23
WILLIE WH|TLA IS
HOME; SUSPECTED
K|DNAPPER FREED
Parents Are Too Happy to Seek
Miscreants Who Stole
Child.
CROWD CHEERS AS
LAD GOES HOME.
$4,000 Is Paid for Freedom
of Sharon Lawyers
Young Son.
Chronology of the
Whitla kidnapping

March 1s--Kidnapped from
East End school at Sharon, Pa.
March 19--Father, James p.
whitla, agrees to pay $4,000
rnnsom demanded.
March 20--Uncle, Frank BuhI,
starts for Cleveland ON a clue, de-
claring he Will spend 100000 to
recover his nephew.
March 21---Fatber hurries fo
Ashtabuin, deposits $4,000 In
Flat Iron Park. but hotel clerks
error scares lSidnappers away.
March 22--Fnsher goes Ia
Cleveland. following kidnappers'
Instructions. Willie walks into
the lobby of the Hotel Holienden
accompanied by stranger. who
discovered his identity ON a
trolley ear.