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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Salts 5onr.

San Srancisco, ). Oft. =
@Srdiioent 5dit fanl UNI 1 llbr beilte
9tod,mittag bier an, natoem or nab.
reno oes @ormittags YerfeIep ulo
Saflanb, jenieits Der Bal, beiltdJt
unb bort IN Der iibIifcn @eiie be.
irinfonimt morocn mar. Bel ieiner
aaf,tnft oabier ieBte iid Elm 6eit8ug,
init elmer Ibtbeilnng Yoli5ei an Der
Spite. IN geiuegung unb esfortirts
ben oiitinguirtcn @alt burd Die
bauptiGdliden Straben Der StaoI
rod Der 8anneB- Apenlle, 100 Serr
Saft cine Mepue iiber 5auienoe Don
Shilfinoern belt. Nadoem er bor-
altf ben @runbitein oes neren sc.
tdtoes Der .Doung Wen's Gbriitian
Niiociation" geleet nno einen gm-
pfong I'M Linton 2easue Club" &c.
bdltcn bate, pfIegte er Der Hiibe bis
Ntenos. gr perbringt Die Nodt IN
Liciigcr Staot unb miro morgen
1hah WerceO unb Dem Doiemite. Sbal
mtiterrciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

GottspifleT Ta., 3. GIT. =
Sipbert Miuington, Manager nno
vSalf Bad" bcS RottspiIle Sotidn-
len 6uBball. Scamt" ltorb beutc
gsobmittag I'M oYottsuiIle.SoipitoI"
III Solge bon @crletungen, mclf)e er
ON Sountag BET einem Sllbbollipiel
nit Dem Sbamofin Sofihul'o 5eutn"
1T Sbomofin crlitten bate. @dbrenb
e;ner 9olgerci in Der 5%ueitcn Sdlfte
bes Spiels crbielt er einen SllBtritt
Il. ben ltnterleib uno mlibte oas
Spielfelb perIoiien. 0lir5 nnd ieiner
sIufnnit in Nottspiller crfroifte CT
bcitig. Iie Gcrjtc nobmcn cine Spes
ration Dor. cntiernten Den Appcnoir
lnlb innben babel einen id)limmen
Earmbritd,. Man belt Den frGitigcn
mngcn Woun mittellt Worpbim
tisber am 9ebell, aber er NOR nidt
81 retten. Seine Gltern, Ir. nnb
0rau WiIlingtnl bon 8ermont, ipa-
rem al bos Sterbeloger scrllicn nor.
0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Sautc unb Weffe.

&ani Gitp NO., 5. Sft.-
So. Sinpipn unO icine 9cgteiterin
5rau Norp Simpion, @ottin eines
@robfouinnnnS in Gleuelano, g,
i;no oeitern albeno bier ols iliid)tiges
NGrd)cn perbaitet uno sl je bier Wto'
Eotcn perurtbeilt porben. Die 5roil
iii 43 ,,abre alt lnlb hotte ibren adt'
idbrigen Sobn mit1cnommeiL oils lie
nit ibrem ~37-iGbrigen Heiien bnrd-
tronnte. Gas Eaar ucrihiuonb Dor
rlcbrcren @pd,en aug Glepelano. Ter
rerluiiene @uttc ipiirte ous Haar bier
olli uto eridicn ais gnflager Dor
Werid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
@rrnnnft iiegtc in @inecnncs.

socol Sption'@ ublen in Snoiano
bcuten olti ei1cn Hiidgung oes
Erobi6itionS @obniinns. - Teri,
Counties bobcn nod ob5uItim.
men.
GpunSbilIc, Sno., 3. Sftobcr,
Tie Nieoerloac Der 5eutperenslsr
bel Der Spcal Sption.a bitimmulta IN
oem noben @incennes 5eigt mieber.
ooB man lid, in Den groberen StGoteil
oem 3iponge nid)t iiiaen iuia. 0ei
oteler Abltimnung ipielten WeiGditS-
SntereIien cine groBere NoQe, lpie ie
5lipor. St Der llmgegerb Der Stont
mo feline @irtbihoften. 9uber fiirdJ-
teten Die 9nllfleute in Den Nofbor.
ltnoten, Elm 6ortbeiteben ser IrinfIo-
fole III Tincennes lpiiroe az nieI non
ibrer &unbid,aft oortbin 5ieheh. nnb
perbnnocn iid] nit ben 5enlpereri5-
Tern, ipobreno itaotiide @eibGftsIeu.
tie, pom Vonfier bis gum flciniten So.
oellbeliber, iid) aegen oieie lporoten,
fiir cine portreiflidc Organization
lorGten uno aud beocutenoe Spier
on @elo niht ifeutcn. Sic moutcn
Dem geihdftlidcn Miidgoiig porbeu.
gen, Den Elm Grfolg ser 5cmperens.
Ter nit HID aebrod)t bate, llno iieaten
init GROCER Mcbrbeit tros ben erobcn
an1trel'gittgcn Der 8e1ner. GieStobt
bat cine Vrallerei, cine Wrenncrei unb
3ipetitnoiieb5i9 @irtbidaiten. Nur in
lteill, Counties boben Nbltimmumaen
ilodD nid)t itottgeiunocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
nmbeilDoller Sprcmaiduk.

Sa5leton. ga, 8. Sftobcr. =
Socob Sufci BON bier rpitrbe iofcrt
aetootet nno Soiepb Giieei bon 2ati,
mel ullo 5reo Wob bon bier fpirrrci,
ihlimm pcr!ett bel Der grplo'ion Ell
ner Sprenglooun9 in einenn 1nnnel
Den Ole Sirnla s. Fnrhee Brothers
bobrcn lqBt. Sic 0tdnner batter an
SoniItog cine an5nbl SprenoIaour.
gen abgefeuert uno babel id)eint elmo
rift losgegangcn 81 iein. sic iiibr.
ten III oieies Vobrlod) auf's Neue ben
9obrcr Gin, oils Die erploiioi, criolgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
SarmioFsttit, 3lOerId

GarmtoIgttit, 9uDerldIfIQfeif, ftIeuniae NeirYs
famfeit = oas iino Heben Der ssobIfeilbeit Die
~. .s.d9iig,nn 70 ~ III. ss.- intt
peroeii. uro Del 6dHuorr tei6rn tpeibenoen aiebl
IS nidhfs poupldrre5 aIs ,Nnafejiea. Sd5
TACT s,nss. ginc grobs oieiss Wiif.eis ioGli
nan isiisst,sI sdpIi'lei,; man prar5bi nn;
Glib. iii aoreffrer sMnnfeffs4 III in aGei,
slpolbefcn an babai. Frei5 81.
llpoMi 81, I&gSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
@etaaene @r0kc.
SIm q. @afFb's llrtbeil non b6bc'
rer anitaus senebmi9t.

9sur cine Ippcllatien oil oas Sber'
9uuocsgerid)t fam i'm nod Dor
Dem Sd|idiol zines 3ubtbols'
ltraillngS bepobrcn. - Warnung
Dor, einem gei1lid)ten Silber.Ger'
tififat. - Gait auf iciller groBen
Reiie in Son Sronciseo anse'
fomnrn. - Soitte u1to Hcffe aus
GIepclono ais iliihtiges 2icbcss
paor IN 9anios-Gitp einaciongen
nno ms @efGngniB geifidt.
56otIihe 8erletungen beinI
6ubballipiel.
Gbicago, 8. Oft. - Sobn ".
Wolib iriiber Erdiioent Der Obi
caao Nationalbonf," melter ilbers
fi:brt lit, Die Suspeniion uno Den
Guin Ser ermGbnten gnital blrd)
.WiBperireubuug," reip. G%eruntreu-
ina Der @eloer Der Iepoiitoren per-
idrllbct SIT baben. miB flint Sabre
long Die g%eitreifte a%leioung zines
3uhtbausitr1flites tragen, ipcnrt
rift etmo iein Saa Dor bos Sbcr.
@%unbcsgerift gebrad)t ulo bort me
crmorteter @eiie 5lt ieinen 8unlten
eiltihieoen merben iollte. 0oS Butt
resfreis- appellationsgeridt melfes
sen Yro3eb %repibirte, bat beltte oas
cui fiinfidbriee Saft i'm 3ud)tbnls
III Sort 2cupenmortb &s., lniitcrloe
llrtbeil Der unteren Sniton5 geneb.
migt. 8olib lit jebt 70 Sabre alt
nro NOR Sabre lang elmer Der erlten
Sinun5groben Der bieligen Stuot.
SluBer Ser .Gbicngo Mationulbonf"
c~rntrolirte er aild) Die Equitable
Srult Co." iopie bie~ Some SaDings
Nonf, mar Serdnsgeber bes Obi
cogo Chronicle" unb beiab elm colt
trolirenoes Sntereiie all perifiebenei;
Giienbahnen uno onoeren llnterneb.
miingen. gm IS. Ge5ember 1905
lpurocn Die orei ermGbnten 9anf.
mltalten pom 9ourant-G ontroleur
dis 5oblungsrmfGbig geid)loiien uno
tei ben MN iolgenoen @erid]tsper-
tunolnngen famen Wotenihaiten
bes Serrn @alib ans 2idt. lueld)e
IN benz 3uftbaus. llrtbeil reinltirtcil.
&alib's Nnpalte bnben breibig Gage
6riit gum Ginreifen ciner meitercn
N~ppellution uto Der Delinquent ltebt
lil5piid)en inter $4,000 giirge
idoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Sm Sdmttcn bes clcftriidrn StnbIs.
Irci Gbileien mcroel' rlid,itt ISOLDE
in Woiia6uiettS bingeridfct. -
Sronf Sdliemonn oca MorocS
inn eriten @robe iibcriilbrt.

inn eriten @robe iibcriilbrt.
Bottom. 5. Oft. Iie orei
Ghillcien Olin cling. 2eon @ona ln0
Som Woon, lpelfe me9en Grmor-
bitrg ctliher ibrer 9nnoaIcltc in eli.
her I'M Sui 1907 bier mlSaebrpd)e-
llen Ghineieniebbe 3lum Sooe o,trh
Glcftri5itGt berurtbeilt iillo. mllrben
tclite III Die Sobtclfommer bcS 3uht.
bouieS 5ll GburIcStomn gebrnft. Tie
b1ciiudc Sinridltung inll an einem
l,od) 5ll beitimnlenbcn Gage Scr nGdl-
ten @od)e i%tnttiinoen.
Ncm Onrf, 3. Oft. - Ironf
Sdliemont, lpcld)cr i'm leBten ,SltlI
Gle Srall Sophie Stobcr in iDrcr
&obnnlg 81 Slotbuib erid)oB, m1b-
reno er mo cin onocrer Morn i'm
Segriffe iuorcn, bnS Sous 5i pliin-
bern, mliroe belltc oes MoroeS i'm
erIten @robc iiberiiibrt. Gle Surp
mar menig iiber cine Stuloe in DC.
rotbung, Shliemonu mllroe runnnit.
tclbor nad Dem Morbc ourd niebrerc
non cincm Sobne Der Trou Stober
oh9cicucrte Sdiiiie id)mcr mr,umbci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
@csen Srneens usrbOreener 0affcn

Eortlanb. Ore, 5. Sftober. -
9lrtbur Wri9bt. Scr am Samitog bier
perbaitet mltrOe, als or bon Dem Bird.
iioenten Dor Dem .Yortlanb-6otel"
cine pbotogrnpbiihe @ufnobme mo-
den molte, miro, ba er i'm 9eIibe oaS
Arreiianten Gin Henolper aeiunoen
lpuroe, inter Der 4nfloge bes Era.
gers ne%rboracner 8aiien pro5eiiirt
werocn. 'gseiieres gelaitnnasmaic-
rial lit gegen Nrigbt nitt erniitic!t
mpr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

&onias nit oem Carl Gambler, einem
Der ciniluBreiditeu Witglieoer oer
Sppoiition int %5errenbaule, uno moit
p%crmutbet, oaf Der aonig ieiuen gait
! gen Ginflltb oufbietet, Inn einen err-
itcn GeriaIiitngsfontpf o%b5utuenoen.
Wiiiiondr Sbepporo frei-
gaiprohen.
2eopoIbpilIe, gelgiifer Gp,i-
aoltaat, 8. Sftober. Hcp. u. $.
Shepparo, Elm amerifoniider Wiiiio.
nGr, muroe bellte BON per 8erleum-
bungs.Anflaee freigeiprufan, meldle
cine Der belaiiben Gon5eiiions. @eiea-
iboften acgeu i'm erbob. Tieie Gonl-
| pugnie beiitt boS 3autifuf.W oltopcl
inn Gaidi-@e uno iuor BON Sbep.
poro, ionie bon einem unberen Wii4
iioiiGr, Namens abortion, Der groll-
iomen 9ebonolnng ser G%ingeborenel1
beiduIoigt uor0en. Gle Gompognis
botte oitf Morriion perflogt, 500 bic
aIoge ieood) suriid, ebe Tie 5ur Ser
boltolling gelangte.
Ser It drfnneen iii Die
Wauren.
Mabrio. 8. Sftober. ,SSmpar.
ciol" beitGtigt in ieiner beutigen Nus
gobe Die NohridJt, baB Die Rouren
iiiblidb bon 3ellan groBe 8erltdrfun-
gen bon ben Bent : gurriaguel- uno
MS5a : Stdmmen erbalten baben. Nm
10000 ieinolihe G~ingeborene per-
itan3en iih 5ur Belt ari Den Siiseln,
iucldc 3eIuon uugeben.
Yoris, 5. Sftober. Ger bic.
iiac ipmiiihe 9otidaiter beitritt ben.
te, Bob Sponien ieine slbiidten in
Maroffo perdnoert babe. Spanien.
iagte er, fibre nidts I'M ShiIoe, oIs
Die SerlteIung Der Rlibe in Der TIM
gebllng bon WeIiIo uno babe feline
10000 Mann 9ruppen IN Waroffo.
ionbern MIR $4,000. giner Tep,idle
Ser a2ibrrte" aus Woorib 3liiolge lit
Spoilien i'm Weariif, cine 9sote alt
Die Madte 5u rid)ten. IN rpeIher es
Ole Notbipsnoigfeit ser Nusbebnuiig
ieiiter Sperationen gege, Die Riff
fobplen miseinanoer iest. Die &c.
peide erfIdrt, 10000 ipaniite Scl-
oaten ieien bel Geuta au einenl Dor.
itob. gcaen Tctuan %eonaentrirt,
Gbang Glib. 1ung foot.
Eefing,5 5. Oft. = Chang Gbib-
1ullg, ciner Der orei Mitglieoer ocs
@%roBrotbs bon China, lit I'M 9.45 ge-
itern gbeno aeitorber. gr itanb 10
5ienlIih fem Gait5es 2eben imStaats-
oienitc. 5riiber mar ct @icefonig
bon Chang : Sbd. bis er in 1907 gum
WitsIieoe oes @robratbs bef0roert
murbe. SIM M"ugenieitien mar er fem
Sreuno Der gusldnoer. Sm Iesten
0ioi murbe ein erfolgloier 0eriud)
gerlodt, i'm 81 ermlorben, uno i'm
letter. Sttli erlitt CT einen Sdlagaii.
fall.
9 y II ire reibefiBer in 9era.
tbnng.
Gronfurt a. ~. 5. Sftober.-
Sic internationale Gonferen3 DER
9allmmolIipinnerei : Better nabtn
bellte babier ibren anfang. Die 7is-
f%uiiionen Weroen bauptiddlih~-sn
Den @efabrcn Der ns.ruonftion II.
Ism lrrernationalen Nbfommen
5lr 8erfiiraung Der srbeitsituuoen
banoeln. Worgen ioqen befinitipe,
oiesbc5iiaIihe Yorifl1ee u~nterbreitet
mcroen. Geutid)lano, 5ranfreih, Sta
lien, Seitreid, Yelgien. EortAgaI II.
Soaa,o iino in Der Gonieren3 pertre-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Ymf Der Seimrciic gciturbcn.

Nnlerifaliiif)c MurQltiic crlcibct Den
5oo oui Dem Gompfer naronprii,-
seiiin Geeilie". Sbre Sherfult'
aelt an Die &otboliidc llniperlilot
IN @oibineton.
Tem Oorf. 5. Stt,- Wardilllc
Morie oe WpntietS = Werinpille, mel
die a,,f benz 3ompier uarunprin5ellir
Gccilie" aui Dem @cae bierber NOR,
iii beute, unmittelbor Dor Der Nn-
funit ocs EampierS on Der Gilanran'
t1ncltotion Der grigbt' ifen Niereil'
tronfbeit erleger. Sic mar AS Sabre
cit, ans 2~ouispille, &p., gebiirtig nlb
(ieb Dor ibrer Scirotb 1rl. Map
Golomcll. Sbre lleberreltc pcrocn nlt
Sem 9ampfer bleiben, bis ibre Der
mouotcn @eriiigrmgen iiber Die Be
er>iguns %getroiien bobcn. Die Ser
licrbene sob Dor ibrcr @cirotb $500
O0Ofiir Die @riinoung Der aotboll-
it5eu llniperiitdt II, @olbington nno
ioll ooiiir cine Me0oille pom Hoplt
crbolten boben. Scit nlebreren Sab
ren por lie blind unb tollb.
giucs Der Sollpt0cb1uoe Der 3atbos
liiten llniperiitot mar ibr 81 @brer
.GolomeIl Soll"; octauft worben.
Spdter febrte JIG Scr Stride Den &iif-
len unlo beitonb boruui ooB ibr Bib
lnlo ibr Nome aus Der pGalotpell
SoQ" entiernt mur0cn. Gie llniper'
i;tGt cntiprah Dem @cillh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Sfredcnarbeitcr in cinem Wraben
ucridjiittet.

Scrantom va, 5. Oft. =
Stredenorbeitrr Der Ontario & BE
iicrn Tubn" pllrocn belte Nadmit.
tag bel 9lrdbnlo in einem einltiir5en-
bcn @raben prrlfiittet mo cs pcrlnu.
ictc bier, boB iGo,i nm 6 llbr abenoS
iiinf Der M1nrer oils 9eif,en auigc.
ipnoen iuorbcn ieicn. Sp1tere Nad).
rihtcn ersnben ieoof, oaB mir elmer
Der arbeiter 6Na 2eben perloren batte
mo cop orei Onoere perfect pprben
maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Rnmmer & Yefer,
TcntiheS 8ant. Mno @edielgcidaft.
26 SpntG.S traEe,
,,Qattsnal Dani Of Gsntn,eree" .@sbamSe.
WttBltcber Der slftienb6rie.

,9fn, uno Yerfnuf bon gtttien iinb Sblian,
tioRen. gie6fel nno Greott.erieie auf aue
bnuprdGIiheH Stdote Guropn'S. @ns pnS Yers
iauf 1reniber 8eiolprten.. foipie Iusfertieung
bon .4oumadbteiL Stiffsiarten bon lnb mad
Tsutfd,lafto. (Ipril27--) y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
fJpiter Wiaarb's Ilaa.

q / 6 III B, So, 5. Sftober. -
Wit einem GurtiB'i6en acropIan I'M.
iernnbm bier alif benz YIate Der
Staots-I iisiteaune Softer Wiaaio
alpei erilogreihe Sabrten. gr beities
ben Sit ieineS apporotes Inn 8 ltbr
10 Mimuten, itieg sra6iGs at elmer
S0be BON 20 Sub aili uno iubr mad
oenl peitlihet Gil0e oes Ielbes fiber
piele 3elte binrucg. am lpeftIid)c.t
gn0e bes ElaBes lanbete &c urD ilos
nod ctlidJet Wiiiutcn mad, ieinsft
MusgongspiH,ft pbne ieoen ltnfuG
Suriid. Seoe Der bcioen 1abrtcn nahrt
80 Setnnoen in Mniprmd).
-
- III Son Srnncisco, Sal, lit Der
Metoll.g rperte SEQ 8reenberg, alS
CT ben &oriib in Der Sisung eiites
fouim1nniiden 8erbanoes iibcr-
nabm. nit Dem Sanmer in Der Sono
cirem Ser5iflage erlegen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
MOTHER AND
son UNITED
NEVADA WOMAN FINDS HER
LONG LOST BOY IN CAPACITY
OF WAITER IN THE HOTEL
ASTOR.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Mrs.
Robert II. Burnham. of Reno, New.
and several friends went to the hotel
Astor yesterday for afternoon tea.
The party was assaigned to a table
and nice looking waiter was
directed to take their order. When
Mrs. Burnham got a good look at
him she recognized in him her son,
who had left home several years ago
and of whom no tidings had been re-
ceivsd.
Mrs. Burnham calmly ordered what
she wanted and the waiter went
went away.
As soon as the meal was served
the waiter took mis- station nearby
to await further orders. Finally
Mrs. Burnham left the table to 60 70
the retiring room and there the
waiter was summoned.
As he entered the door of the room
he rushed up to Mrs. Burnham crying
Mother!"
This removed all her previous
doubts Her motherly instincts had
not proved untrue, and she was again
in the arms of the boy she had been
mourning as dead
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
At
CONGRESS
TAKES PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE
SMELTER-WANT LITERATURE
AND MINERAL DISPLAY At
MINING CONGRESS-.

Charles f. Kapp who is here in
the interests of the American Min
ing Congress, which will take place
at Goldfeld during the latter part
of September, yesterday visited the
big plant at McGill and took a num-
ber of photographs which will be dis
played at Goldfeld during the meet
ing of the congress. In an interview
last evening Mr.. Kapp stated that
photographs can not give but A vague
idea of the immensity of the works
at MeGill He said any proposition
which can only be measured by acres
and where one has to walk miles
to get but a limited idea of the work
ines, cannot have justice done it by
photographs.
According to Mr.. Kapp. the com
mittee that will have charge of the
exhibit from this county should get
out extensive literature, giving data
as TO the plant as well as telling of
the big mining properties of the dis
trict Arrangements were yesterday
made whereby the University club
will make the collection of minerals
from this camp Mr.. Kapp stated
that he had received assurances from
General Manager Lakenan of the big
companies, that he would assist the
club in every manner possible. Last
evening Mr. Kapp met Mayor Nc
Donald and after explaining the
object of his mission, was given &c
understand that the mayor would
act in conjunction with the Universit,
club and do what he could to hell
the display from this district to bt
uneoualed by any in the state.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
WRANG[|NG
OVER LAW
NEW CRIMINAL Avs IN WASH
INGTON NOT SATISFACTORY To
ALL CLAssEs-THE CIGARETTE
Il BARRED.

SPOKANE Wash. June "a
Peace officers of the various cities
and counties in Washington are ex-
perieneing what they mildly term "a
monkey and parrot time" over the
new criminal code, which classes as
uHdemeaaofs such things as tip
ping cigarette smoking or having
tnem ia possession. screening saloon
windows AM ne presence OF women
in places where liquors are served.
Many outside OF Spokane county
have been arrested aud fined for
smoking the little paper sticks.
There are numerous opinions as to
the eonstltutionality OF the law. but
the chief questions involved are: Had
the commission created in 1905 by
Governor Mead authority TO frame a
new code. and may a bill contain
many subjects. when the constitution
clearly provides that no bill shall
contain more than one and that
must be expressed in the title.
Prominent lawyers in Spokane say
that Ii the anti-tipping law IS con-
st1utlonal. then lleban ID. Hunt, a
Justice ot the peace at North Yakima
is technically guilty. from the fac.
that he accepted five cents change
in case where a cigarette smoker
fined $40 and cost. amounting TO
sl2.95. and, rendering slS, remark
ed as he left the court room: Judge,
yon may keep the change.
Leaders of the bar are agreed that
many provisions Of the code are un-
constitutional and George IT. Nanler-
yeer chairman of the commission
responsible for the law, which was
rushed through during the closing
hours of the last legislature, be-
lieyes that some changes should be
made during the extra session now
sitting at Olympia Many members
are disposed to repeal the law In It's
enurity. as they .ook upon 1t as a
monstrosity. designed especially FOR
the county prosecutors, who, 1t has
developed, are preparing TO urge
eean more drastic measures than are
non contained in the code
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
noLT KILLS WOMAN IN HOME.

BALTIMORE. June 29.-Lightn-
ING last night struck the country
house of Professor Ernest Henriei
near Mechanicsville. killing his 20
vear-old wife. The professor was
seriously stunned, but will recover
:, ne holt set fire to the house, but
neighbors saved it from destruction
professor Henrici is prominent IL
German society circles and foi
several wears was a professor IL
Ta,nslc university. and was vel
Known as an explorer and lecturer
Ne has made several exploring trips
lnto the wilds of Africa.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
Police Believe They Have
Leon Ling Landed
Best Clue Yet Obtained
of Missing Chinaman
FIRST AUTHENTIC STATEMENT
GIVEN OUT SINCE THE FOUL
MURDER-WILL CATCH HIM
SAYS INSPECTOR.

NEW YORK. June 29.-It was
learned late today that half dozen
detectives had been sent to the
neighborhood of Passaic, Hackensack
and Patterson. on what was said by
Inspector McCafferty to be the best
clue yet obtained as TO the where
abouts of Leon Ling.
We may have Leon in few
hours" said McCafferty. 1T looks
like the best information we have
had since We began working ON the
case
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
HIS REFORMATION BRIEF
Suindler Who Was Parsioned Re-
turns to Ills Old Tricks.

KANSAS CITY, June 29.--Five
years ago J. F. Marcell. the cashier
OF a bank at Highland, Kan, swindled
banks in Kansas City. St. Louis. Chi
cago and New York out of $500 900
and wrecked the bank IN Highland.
He was convicted and sentenced to
35 wears in the penitentiary. Fifteen
months ago he was paroned from
the peniteutiary by Governor Hoeh,
and he made new start in life.
Today MARCEL IS a fugitive from JUS
tiee. He has disappeared it is said
after defrauding Kansas City banks
again, this time out Of So, 600. and
the American Bankers Association is
searching the country fer aim
Five years ago MARCEL dragged
dowa every friend and relative who
hai money He swiHdlad even his
father. His father-in-iaw, ruined by
his dishonesty. died last winter Of
broken heart This elme he s al
legged - have again swindled his
nearest relatives and friends.
The tears OF his VIE and mother
prevailed upon Governor Hoch to
pardon him from prison. Now he
las cheated his own father ont of
$4,000 He mas even forged the
name of his wife to the home in
which she lives IN Highland, and has
deserted her and her three children
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
CYCLONE REPAIRS RUINS.
Wrecks Created by Prior. storm All
Set straight by Second.

pOTEAU Okla. June ga
cyclone a Howe and vicinity last
nIght partly remedied damages done
hf a previous cyclone several weeks
ago.
The first cyclone moved the Bap-
list church of Us foundation, and
the second cyclone. coming from an
opnoslle direction, carried IL to the
other side
The second cyclone also brought
fogther two sections of barn be-
longing TO Mrs Eliza Perry which
the first cyclone had divided.
4 big revival was in progress In II
tabernacle wrecked by the wind, but
no person was injured.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
DIES OF HEART FAILURE.

SALT LAKE CITY, June %
Farley Giles the holder of five worlds
bicycling records, died at his home
here tonight from heart trouble,
caused. the doctors believe. by the
strain of his track work. Giles was
but % years of age He had been
riding two years. and in that time
lowered the amateur record of one.
two, three. four and FIVE mile dis
tances. His mile was ridden at
Saltair last summer in 1:55 1-5. His
time in the three, four and tiye-mile
rides was lower than the best pro-
fessional records
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-30
AlRsHp TO CROSS CHANNEL

CALAIS June 29-Herbert Latham
Count Delambert and Henri Faruim
are on the coast near here awaiting
favorable weather conditions to at
tempt an aeroplane fight across the
English Channel for a prize of So, 900
French torpedo boats will guide the
avaitors In the flight.