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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Ias @etfer.

Tiir Waruluno uno Sen Iiltrlfl
Columbia bellte uno morgcn tbell'
mciie bclpolft, bette ipurmcr. i%ilotuelt.
Iid,e @tnoc.
Wiieruble$ Wcticr ipar baltimore
oeitcrn brihicoen. Scr 9tebel lu0r ic
oidlt, ooB man i'm iaitnnlit Dem Nel'
Ter id)neioen" fonltc, lllrI elncn lano'
lGufigeu Nu@orut 3ll 9cbrolld)en. Ter
StroBenpcrfcbr lit IN Spl9c ociiell
iebr, sic elcftriidlcn @aggnoa lporcll
in iteter GoliiipnSgefoGr mo mll1tcll
Gllberit lan1iom iobren. lin & llhr
Abenos ieBtc cin Icid)tcr Ncgcn elm,
icood) NOR 0criclhe nid)t bon longcr
Toller mo bob nlld) Den Ncbel nidlt.
Tic bod)Itc Gempcrotur nor Is Wrab
itnt s ltbr Nbenba nno Die %nlcori1lt,
81 @roo nm 6 llbr Mor1cna.
Su ben onoercn Nlmocs.& cttcr-
observation-disclosures oca 2onoea
nuroen Die I~olgCnocn nicorigItcn
Sempcrotllrcn p%crieidnct: @nltport
n, Fortlun0 30. Bottom 10, Nlbnnp
30, Nelp.9)orf II, Ebiluoelphio IS,
9Itlontic.Gitp 40, Moibington 81,
Horiolf 30, SnttCros 81, Charlotte
-, @ilmin0tMl o.. GbarlcIton 56,
Sopmnob %, SofionpiQc 56, Supi.
Ter &c, aep.yScit &c, 9ltlonto 81,
Wontaomerp 90, Nelp.S Orleans 60.
Eoclltinc G6, @oInciton 81, Corpus
GbriIti 6S, Menlpbia "a, Cincinnati
IS, FIttsbur1 %, Sslucgu II, 9itI.
ialo 80. GlcpCluno 80, Detroit 30,
Warallette 81. @rcen Hap 30, Gbi-
cago So Gullub 81, st. Eoul 36, ct.
2onis GO. aonius-Gitp 80, Smobo 81,
6npre 10, Sclcna IT., SILT Sote 80,
Se1lpcr 3G, Jtortb Elottc a, Soogc-
Gitp A. NItorillo A mic Sos Nngce
les 40 @ror.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Mcbr TeiprmpurIhlIoc.

YorlGiliigcr 9crid,t Ser 2cgislotilr.
Gonnliilion iiir Garpiaieln9cn.
N6id)oiilulg offer pcrmmncntcn
@erpiaigumgen fir Nnitalicn en-.
pio6len. - Shofiulg ciucr ltoot-
lidcn Ginfollis. 9eborbe.
Tic pom Souperrclu GrotberS III
Der lebten 2egislatlir crnannte Spm'
miiliun iiir @ermiaiaun9en bereli
Gorliser Staotsienotor Sobn5ic
9eosrnml bon Garroa-Goitntp lit, una
terbrcitetc Dem @oupcrneilr ihrell Dor
lGuiiaen 9eridt. 9erlelhe entbalt
bic i~olsenben Gmpfeblllngen:
Griteus: Aae itcbcnoen @%erluiIli-
gllnocn ob3uidniicn uno ollc Mnltol.
ter,. lucId)c Staotshiilic crbaltrn, 81
5lpillgen, mn bieialbc IN ieoer 2egis'
lotur. Neriooc ncu ein3tfommumen.
3mcitenS: Cine itoutlihe Ginfonfs-
@cborbc 5t id)nfien, weldle bic fir
sic ituoilihcn Snititutc beitiuntcn
Sebcnsnlittel Anb 0eoarisartifel II,
eroBen |orr1tb,n ~einfauien iollcn,
nohocm Nngcbote iiir bicielben &c
iorbcrt morban lino.
Grittcns: Sn Sen Staots. S1ltith-
ten. no ilumcr oies nloalih, f%leinerc
inoitItrieQe Nnlo9cn ein5uridteuL III
Semen inter dr5tlid)er 9enufiif)tignng
oic 8ciiteSidmad)en beitdftiat iusr-
Gen tonnel.
&icrtens: @cigcrung Der 2egislo.
'tlir. irgcno meltt acknowledgement 81,
mod)cn iiir @eb1uoa. Ole aut @runo
uio @oben iteben, niti luelhen Der
Stoat fcincn @eiibtitel hat.
NiiIliters: Cos ant eines Staats.
Irdliteftcn ms 9eben 81 rnfcn, nm
3t p%c-nlcioen. porfcmmcnoen 6alles
Nripot : srhitcften arobc Sonorare
81 5ablcn.
Gic crit, Der @inpieblunaen. Die
iibrigcns idmmtlid) pom Wonpernclr
acbiuigt lperccll, lit natiirlih Die uoil
lucitalia groBter 9ebcitung. Wie
Stautsicnator @sasnlun i'm ueiterel'
@crlduic ocs 9eribtes crfIdrt, giett
es cine grobe In5otl uot Snititutel,,
ipcId)c o1n @ortbeil bieier Iiebenbell
&crlpiuiaunaen ocnieBen ltno aleidl'
mobl luieoer ale 5luci Sabre in Dc.
2cgislotiir ilanc @crTiaieun9en &c.
artrogcn n1b aud, crbalten. On es
cher, nid)t bcfonnt lit. hab oieielbell
10 mic 10 ifon ourd) itebenoe idhrli.
DE- acknowledgement bcoad)t iinh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
spesiaI.Cffute

M. MeiTert, 409-4f1 Rprb.Uay.
Strahe, Der beitbefanute bentide Bio.
fograpt uiferirt uxr ifiir bteie @o&e:
Sin lebenssruhes Hilb, In aquared.
farben seraalt nnS bon 9shetn HINT.
leriiden Wertbe, frei nit einem
1nteno feiuer beiten Gabihet.e txSieu
fir 5000. @esnIdrer $teis $4,000.
@nfe Gabinet.Uilber $3.50 aab axf.
,parts. gererdheransea ppn altsn
Yilbern in alien ansfabrMagen. ane
Nrbeiten garaatirt. adfrn Sic fpe.
sie1 ant Hnieren 3amea nnb &aaS.
anmner, 4O0-411 Rstb- 0sl.et1.
tOssiSDaetlN !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
@ilbelmiua R6ttger.

Gs itarb an %. Sanuur nah fllr'
sen aeioen @iIbelmiHa, eeIiebte God
ter pou @ilbelm llno Der Der torbenen
gli3abetb Rottgcr, i'm Mlter porl 40
Sabren. Tic 9eer6igulg finoet oIa
Wontaa 25. Saunar, BON itrer clter'
Iideu @obnlng, Wr. 1915, Git
Gbaie.S trafc, I'M = llbr TndmittagS
aus ltatt. 9eiiesung oitf Der So!ti.
nlorc.@ Cemetery. (24-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

3ions- 81 d. c prcoi1t
Taitor Sllliils Sofmonn iiber Die sc.
idIid)te Der STRIDE uno 5rpar bot cr els
ipc5icllen Scrt yGos MittcIo!tcr" G..
ipGblt. 0on Counting. Den ). Gcbr..
on beginner oic acknowledgements
ten iucld)c lclucilcn I'M ) llhr ihrcn
Nnfong nebutn.
Nn Der 2 II d) c II q d.
e d) ~ inoler ~- Gle Eoli,ci bcc
norOlid)cn GiItrifta li,d,t scgrmpGrtig
iiot) cilirm lingei1br fl Sabre oIicr
Neg@iungcl. mcldlc in icner @egenS
cine Nn5ahl Sclltc INN fleinerc BE.
TRACE beidlipinecltc. inhcm er in g..
rcl Wobluingen Eadetc ablicicrtc 1t.
oarou1hin 8elb cpa1ftirtc. nornlti cr
ltlcuniglt 0a5 @eite iud,tc. 9ie
Spier ianoen III alien 5Gnen. bab Die
Yafete meitcr nid)t3 els Ibf1lie oocr
, anoercs luertblolla 2,tilg enthicItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

scr iucItlid)cn Stnotgrcn5c al bis Sll
Der Gaton.Nuanllc poIlcnbct it,. Die
Sarnner BON Der Srcoerit.Hono umnbs
b1ngig bis nud) Der Gnton-gupcnllc &C.
langen fonncl. Sprt tonnen oicicnis
geit, pelhc nad1 NorolpeitsV baltimore
gclangcn moQen, oic %Gbnlonoion.
Nucnuc, uno %oicicni01n, wcld)c nod)
Observation-Disclosures 5rl gcban wiin-
itell, bic WilfenS.N penle Holttc cins
Idlagcn. Sic .Surnpifc.Gontponp"
fonnnt bobei 0ail5 mo 9or nm lire
3oae inncrholb Der Stoot1rcn5c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Sbco. $. 0iener e Co.,
217, Eft.Valtimpre.&f roRc.

Geutides iinO anoercS ausIGnbi.
ides @eIo gefauit nnb perfanft.
8eloienonnselt beiorgt nod ge,,tid.
LAMB. Crtreif', I,,bInt,o II. /. IN.
@efiel a,issciteIIt auf duslGnSiide
9anfcn. Greoitbriefe unb ErapeIers
CHEQUES. (9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Son ben 1eltuments Reailtratorcn

@ollpcrncltr GrotbcrS crtlurtc iidI
geItern Morgrn icbr empbotiih bo-
bin, baB oas @cbiibrcn Spitem I'M
Erin5ip mie IN Der Fruris hilrdlouS
lutallgebrndt lei. uno nbNclhafit iuec-
hcu lolltc. uno 5luar JIG ldneller. je
beiicr. nSrSebcr @eonlter 6es StaateS
obcr bcs Golutp's, bonn bod)itcn bis
gum nieorioitcn," 10 iprad) Der @ol:.
pernellr Iid) iueitcr aus, %.ioltc burd)
Gin fcIteS @cbolt be}ublt merbcr. Is
lit nidt Ippicl oic Sdillo Der Beam
ten, oenn bic @%ebiibrcn bericlbcn litlo
ourd boS @eicB beitinlmt, al5 piel-
mcbr Die ocS @cicBes, mo ba lit e.,
no Die Mciorm einlescn %ioltc." Ger
8oltuernur iogte Damn. bnB or III
Der fommenben @od)e cine Gpnicrell,
nit @encrnlonipalt Strons, StaaiS-
Rcd)ntll9sfiibrcr Slib unb Staats.
Gcntrolcur CT. Scri,lg bobcn iueroe.
Ionu miirbeu Die naditen lpeitcren
Shritte in oieicr angelegcnbcit in
@riudgung ge5ugell mcroclt.
Gie Solgen, peldc cine Miifforbes
rltllg Der bon ocn 0con1tcn llnb Or
Veonltcn ungeieBlid)er @eiie einbc'
b%oltenen @ebiibreu ulo cine I'm
monolun9 oes @ebiibren- IN ein &c
baltcr e Spltcm lloh iidJ 5ieben mir
Den. iinb ibrcr gol5en Sraglueitc ltad
gegenlpdrtig nod nid)t 5i bcnleiicn.
GineS bilrftc obcr iiher iein, bob bic
@eiperbung Ser Ganoiooteu beiocr
Eorteien I'M oell Stabt Sd)eriffS.
Foitcn eincn ctiuoS meniacr beItiaen
Gburoftcr tragen miro ols bisbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Uelbicnbunacn

@eIoienouneet nod 1eutidlonb
unb Seitreid . llngarn iifer iinO
idneIl bciorst. 5, 10 uno 20 Waart.,
irtpie 10 u,,o 20 Groncn sheine 81
perfoufcn.
1teo. 8. GH9ner & Co.,
(9) 3er. 217, Eit.@altimsre.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Cardinal BibbonS firm t
beute il, Der ct. Marps-aiyde 81 Mn.
l,apoIiS cine aIaiic bon 100 Verionen.
Sp1ter Edit CT eintil Gmpfans fir
Gaoett,n ab. Gr brad,te oie Iaht I'M
Viarrbaits Der gcnannten @emeinse
az -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
uOcutid) llnsariider Iicocrfrans."
Wasfenball, 8. Sebrnar 1909,
Sttcrbcin's Sallc, Gocait = Yoint.
II U%ertbpolle Yreiic,

3oem mcn d) blcibt 0 Of.
Nit Sponnung bot man icit oerl
Sooe bon Srll. 9lrno Seonhorbt, ocS
l|onaiGbri0en E%rGlibel,tcn ocs SIM
ger Mdnner Gbor" in Ybilooclpbiu,
Der Gnttpidclullg Der Sin9c in ic-
mem Gerein aud, III Baltimore cnt9c
gen geiebcL bcionbcrs, oo oos &c
riitlt ging, baB Der ntuiifaliihe Sci
ter lctnc Teiignotion cinreidelt mir
DC. Nun ipirb Dem .9eutihcn Ger.
rciponbehten" hariibcr aus Yhilaoel
pbla bcridtct: n0te Girigentcu Tro0e
int ~Slnger Wdnnerhpr". ipeld)e
hnrdl ona HildtrittS Sfreiben oeS
Srn. Soula &oclnmcilih 81 elmer iebr
orinalid)cn geiporoeu mor. miro al
lem Mnlteine nod baoilrd, geloit
tperoen, DAB Der &erein Srn. aoelns
nlenih Su peronlalien inht, leincil
am I. april obluuienbcn Gontrnft
aitf orci Monote 5u perlGnacrn. in
ipeld)cm sale Der vSlunger Wlnuicr-
DIOR" lid, bel Dem Nelu. Dorfer SGr'
g~erIeitc untcr Srn. &oemmeliih'S
Seitlnna I'm Ben &aiicrprcis beiucr
ben luiirbe. Sn Gerbinoutg nit ser
Srogc zines Nad)iol9ers fir Scrrl1
Nrno S~collhnrot I'M 9lintc oeS YrGii
hcnter lucrbc1 bic $50. @uitopIS u.
Wiiller. Der YrGiibclt Der @crnncr II.
Gnael Vrcpin1 60, unb Sr. 8eorG
6rieoridL Der cbenlnli9eY r1iibcnt ocN
.Sorollia M1nnerdor." gcnonnt.
So>t &orItonosbeihluB miro berNrG'
lioentcn'tnbl 30 Gage lang lInbelcbt
bleibeu. Cine Srallericier I'M cnec.
rcll areile oes ~SnnNcr MGnuerd,or"
miro fiir Den per1torbcncn Y%ruiiocn
ten om Sonntug iiber adt SoHs.
Nad)mitto1s. IN Der &ollc beS .>Slul,
ger M1nllcrd)or" ub1ehalten lperOcr.
Sr. Senrp Shlucmmcr. trltcr Sprc.
der Der Ebil1nelpbid Surnaencinoc
IT, y. 5. &truncr. YrGliocnt bcs
Scui'dl Mnlcritaniidlcil Nntionnl
9nnhes. mir Sr. Scillrid, Tctreur,
Der Pr0iioent Der Screinigten S1i.
ger, luerocn bic Mebncr icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
,1ebbcl's cinsigcs NteIicr.

@ir baden mir Gin MteIicr in gal.
timcre, mnb bas beiinbct lid, in Der
Gtagc 81 ebener Groc, 9tr.321, Noro.
0ap', nabc &isb.str. Ginoer.Ybo
tusrnpbicn cine SprsiaiitGt. - &cint
Asrnfen unb teine1 reopen ~ itciscn.
5. 4ebbel. e. Grui, UeidDdftsfibrcr
t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

@ie Gtneaugs ertuabnt, beIiefen
iid Ole an beu Staot BON ben sc.
rid)ts gf1uaren, Sderiffen uno &c
ltaments R%egiitratoren 5uriidhct
sobIten @ebiibrcn lleberif,iiiie a,lf
insgciomut $101 .3o7.35. 0ie'e per.
tbeilen iid) ipic ioIat:
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9as rotbe Bud
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,,Gorreiponoenten"


tbciImciics @%er5eidniF bcs Snbalts
BepoIferung Ser grbtbeile.
giirgerrett 81, erlan9en.
gunoes . ginpnlberung5 geboro'
Gbronif Ser Eobestaae bon Is,ltite
in Baltimore IN 1908.
Gongreb Ser Ger. Staaten.
Coroner ser Stabt.
1iItrifte, 2egisIatur unb Staotratt
gtgentbum 9oltimore's.
GinponberlmgS 9eboroe, 9unoes
gnod Srcibibliotbcf.
Seiertasc, geleslifc in MarpIano.
Seueripebr = Stationen.
SIGheninbalt BON Baltimore.
@eridte, Warplano.
@eritte, 9lnoeS.
8eIeseebune bon Marplano.
8eiunobeits. @arOeine.
@ouperileureoon Warplanb.
Snipeftoren bon al,bItunen.
Suipeftoren bon MGrften.
Snipeftoren bon Mild.
aailersS ltbiI1um in @i.n.
aaIenoarium fir 1909.
&ofifulen.
arimiual.Ero5eiic.
2icen5en, Staats.
2icen5eu, itGbtiife.
2incoln, abrabam.
Mapors bon Baltimore.
YrGiioenten Ser Ser. Staatet.
EoIi5eimatt bon baltimore.
YoIi,eiridter bon Baltimore.
Eoli5ei.S tationsbduier.
Reiftbum Ser st,ationen.
&~eIigions.S tntiltif.
Iesiltration in 1908.
1ettlng aus Secnotb.
Staatsbeamtc uno .9eboroen.
St1otilte Vcante uno VehorDer.
Shulen, Ibenb.
Shulen, aer5te.
Stulen, Sanbiertisfeit.
Shulen, Sod.
Shulen, 8Grtcrinnen.
StroBenbabncn in Baltimore.
Sterebebalis IN Baltimore.
Siei inter Der Groc.
8otum fir bie anleiben.
got,im fir Gongreb.
3otum iiir Irdiioent.
8otum fir @ablmanner.
gerpiaigungen, itdotiide.
Wablen IN 1909.
WnbIprc5infte III Baltimore.
BaiIermietbe file @obnbauier.
WeibnaftsIico.
@ober inner 5leiid fommt.
Gum nellell Sabre.
Observation-Disclosures aalenber.
SIuitrationen.
@ma5onen.Mari uno 8eipann.
abrabam 2incolu.
2iucoln'S 8ebnrtsbal1s.
2tncoln auf Dem Sterbebctt.
gootb cridicBt 2ireoln.
9obrmaihinc.
Cine @erbaitlng.
giierner Sorbcrtbum.
ginbrenncn Der aGIber.
6eueridiii.
@ooie.Nelt Hrairie.
8eid)mcrcnc I'M Mitternadt.
Seuid)reden Der gbene.
Suloiguns ser Sunoesfiiriteu.
2uItiflob Sdonbrnnn. %
2mgb0rniscr Seras.S tier.
2eiifttbiirma.
2c,ld)ttburmbau.
Nettunesarbeiten.
Steinfoblenberalpcrf.
linton Stod Oarbs.
llnteriuhungs 9eiansene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Sir auibcbuno Scr Iisb.

Sir Mufbcbnng Der Gteb.
Guaruutone. = Sic Wtitoliebcr
Ger Stdats Tich Sanit1ts @e.
boroe luerhen nlorgcl in @tnleituulg
oca Stoota TeterinGrs Nrout $.
Wadic ben Adcrbolt : SefrctGr @ils
Jon ailflittcn. nm ocnielbm III crit.
Gclt. Die S,larantane aegen Carrot.
mo baltimore . County a"uiSuhebcn.
oa nad) ibrem gcmelien fem, 8eiabr
mebr beiteGt. Meg..rmneS /. Snipcf.
loren mad)ien leste Mot)c cine MultS.
reile burd) Gle bcioen Counties uno
lie ionhen feline Spur Der aranfbeit
mehr Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Niic sur Meiic in's Muslano BE-.
fcrDt 6. Mainc, CIR. 413, cft.%aIti.
ulsrritratc, mabc Gnitom !lonic Mic.
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Eouueuaufs unb 1tnteraaug.

Sonnenuufqang. II. II w.
Sonnenltntergu1G. ...... IT,. Wt.
Monounteramg.. IS II. 81 ". Nbos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-16
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers prices are. higher.
EGGS. Nearby fresh Virginia, 90
west Virginia and southwest Virginia
| 26a27; Tennessee, 26a27.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 321za33
Western firsts. 30 81: seconds, 27s
27X. Process fancy, 26a27: fair to
good, 19a2O. Store-packed. fresh. 10.
CHEESE. New York state factory.
new, large. 16A a16%.
POULTRY.-Chickens spring. per ID.
1S; hens. per h.. 10; roosters, per
lb, 0; keats. per h.. IL; turkeys. hens.
per lb, 16a17; turkeys. toms. per h..
16a17; ducks. per h.. 12a13.
DRESSED POULTRY. - Turkeys. per
h. 17a1S; hens. choice. per h.. is;
ROSTERS, per h., 8; chickens, spring.
per h.. isa1o; ducks. per h.. 1oa12
VEGETABLES = Potatoes, No 1, per
200; onions. per bbl.. 1.5Oa1.0O: cab
bages. per Dbl. LOCALES; eggplant. per
doz. 20a25; squash. per basket. 30a40:
string beans. home grown. per Dbl.
2.OOa2.25; lettuce. per basket. 1.5Oa2 90:
tomatoes. home grown, per box, so to
GO; radishes per 100. LOO: peppers.
per Dbl, 5Oa1 90; new beets. per bunch,
2a21a new carrots. per bunch. 2a3.
| GREEN FRUITS. - Apples, new, Der
bbl., 1.OOa4.5O; oranges, Cal. per box,
2.5Oa35O: grape fruit. per crate. 4.OOa
500: pineapples. per crate. 2.OOa3.OO;
cantaloupes. per crate. 5Oa2.75; water
melons, each, 17a25; peaches, per car
rier 1.5Oa2jO: baskets. S5a1.25: plums
per crate Local so: grapes. Concord. pei
crate. 65a1.25; grapes. Delaware, pei
basket, 1Sa22: alligator pears. per crate
2.5Oa3OO; chinquapins. per h.. 4a5
chestnuts. per h.. 1Sa2O.
HAY AND STRAW. Hay. western
No. l, 16.OOa16.5O; No. 2. 14.50a15.OO
| mixed, 11.OOa14.OO. Straw, rye, bundle
IL. OOa16OO; rye. machine thrash. s.0Oa
| 900; straw, wheat, per ton, 6.OOa6.5O
straw, oat, per ton, 6.5Oa7O0.
| SEEDS. Alsike. per bu.. 9.OOa9.25
clover. per bu.. sooas.35: timothy. pei
bu., 1.sOa2. 10: crimson clover. per bu.
575a6OO.
| LIVE STOCK.-Cattle. extra. per cwt.
525a5.50; medium, per cwt., 4.OOa4.75
| ordinary, per cwt. 3.00a35O. Hogs, pc;
cwt. gross. 7.OOas.OO. Sheep. per h.. 3d
4; lambs. spring, choice, per h., 6a7H
medium. per h.. 8a6h. Calves, choice
per h., s11: medium, per h.. 71saS
WOOL AND HIDES.-Wool. washed
free of burrs, per h., 33a35; wool, un.
washed, per h.. 2sa29. Hides, green
per h.. IL; hides. dry, per h.. 14al5
sheepskins. green. each. 75a1.15: calf.
skins. green. each. 13Oa1.5O: dry fin'
hides. per h.. 14a15: dry sailed hides
per h.. 14a15.
GRAIN.-Wheat. new, per bu.. 9Ja
1.O4. Corn, shelled, per bu., 7SaS3: cob
per bbl, 4.2Oa4.5O. Oats, western white
No. 2, per bu.. 4Sa53; mixed. per blu.
| 4oa5O. Bran, per ton. 23.OOa25.OO. Mid
ding, per ton, 25.OOa27.0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-16
WITNESS IN COAL FRAUD CASE.
President Ireland Was Voted Salary
Although Note Was Due.

NEW YORK, September 16.-Rufus ].
Ireland OF Amityville. L. l., Jointly in
dicted with Wilberforce Sully and George
w. Daily Of this city and Frank T. Wells
Of Amityville on charges Of conspiracy to
defraud the government of coal lands in
Big Horn county, Wyo.. was recalled as
a witness today at extradition proceed
ings before United States Commissioner
Hitchcock.
1t is alleged, and the defense has ad-
mitted, that the cost of the coal lands.
$40 an acre. was not paid for by the
coterie of Amityville entrymen, but by
persons prominently identified with the
Owl Creek Coal Company, which subse-
quently acquired them. The witness Is
president of that company.
He told of a meeting Of the board or
directors in 1907 when he was voted an
annual salary of $500, and Samuel Hill
dreth and Frank 7. Wells, as counsel,
So 600 per annum each.
About the time the officers OF the COM
pany were voting these salaries. 1t ap-
pears from Ireland's testimony, the Union
Trust Company of Chicago was demand
ing payment on a note for $4,000 OF the
Owl Creek Coal Company. which 1t held.
In order to protect her interests, Mrs.
Mary F. MytOn, a relative of Suliy, TOOK
up the note and now holds all but four or
the issue of ninety-four $1,GOO bonds OF
the coal company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-16
DECLARES HE KILLED MAN.
Charles Ward Believes Himself
Under a Death Sentence.

Charles Ward Of Georgetown, labor.
ing under the delusion that he Is a
court-martial victim under a sentence
of death at Fort Myer. was committed
for mental examination by Distri ;:
alienists In the Police Court this morn
ing. The examination will be made in
all probability at the workhouse hospi-
tai.
He came up to me at 36th and N
streets last night" Policeman Short
told the court, land asked il l was going
over to see him shot In the parade
grounds at the fort today. He gave me
a graphic description Of how ne had
killed a man. his trial by an army
court and the sentence imposed upon
him..
Asked II what he told the policeman
was true, Ward said 1t was the truest
thing which ever passed his lips
or course, I don't fancy 1t much
he explained. but as I've got to do it
i suppose I'll have to submit"
1t was stated that Ward has been
acting strangely for the past day or
SO, but nothing was thought of 1t until
ne accosted the policeman last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-16
News Briefs.

After being in Ill health several years
thomas p. Larus, siXty-four years Old,
widely known magistrate of Henrico coun-
ty, Va, who served with Gen. FltZhugh
Lee in the Confederate army. died at his
home in Richmond.
During a dense fog in the upper Chesa-
peake the steamers Atlanta and West
moreland collided. There was little or no
excitement. and the latter boat was DAM
aged to the extent of about $1,000.
The report of N. Bosley Merryman,
treasurer and collector for Baltimore
county, Md, shows a cash balance on
hand to the credit Of the county, Septem-
Der l, Of 1881 .9SS.6S.
The Scott County Mineral Company. re-
Gently organized at Bristol, Va, with an
authorized capital of 5000. 900, and which
has been chartered under the laws Of
virginia. expects to begin operations
within the next few months The COM
pany owns 100000 acres of valuable coal
and mineral land in Scott county.
The Augusta Baptist Association, en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-16
TYPHOID FEVER IS CHECKED
FEWER NEW CASES REPORTED
f. THIS WEEK THAN LAST.

A check in the spread Of typhoid fever
in the District, which has been on the
increase for some time, Is noted In the
weekly mortality report Of the health
department for the week ended Sep
TENDER II. made public today.
The report records that twenty-seyen
new cases were reported to the health
Office during the wetk, as against
thirty-eight reported the previous week
and thirty-nine reported during the
corresponding week of last year.
AS 22 cases were discharged. 7 by
Der now under treatment is 1873 At
the same time last year there were 213
cases on record.
Slight Increase in Diphtheria.
Regarding other contagious diseases
the report says:
"A slight increase occurred during
this report period in cases Of diphtheria.
There were new cases reported and
l discharged, leaving 9 cases in quar-
antine. This compares favorably, how
ever, with the preceding week. when
there were new cases reported.
Scarlet fever-Like comparison can be
there appears an increase of seven in
the number of cases on record since the
preceding week, the number of new re-
ports Cd is less than reported during
the earlier period Q4. AT the close of
this report period there were 81 cases
under treatment.
'Whooping cough-Fifteen new cases of
whooping cough were reported as COM
pared with IL the week previous, which.
being offset by 10 cases discharged Zone
by DEATH, leaves 112 cases on hand
'One new case of measles was report
ed and were discharged. This reduced
he cot hos
'Chickenpox cases show no change In
the total number. there being cases re-
ported and the same number discha reed
leaving 2 under treatment No entries
appear upon the record Of cases of emf
demic cerebro-spinal meningitis during the
week just ended The records of the
health department show one case of the
epidemic form Of record
Tuberculosis. Comparison of this
record with the preceding weeks record
shows a falling off in the number of new
reports. namely. 81 to ~, but an in.
crease is noted in the number of cases
terminating fatally. namely % aeatns,
IL. At the close of the current renort
the record showed SSS cases on hand -
The weeks toll was 116 deaths as
against 104 during the preceding week
Consumption caused the largest number
of deaths, being fatal in II cases: nneu-
monia caused IL deaths, typhoid fever I
diseases of the brain and diseases ~ ,ba
kindeys each and apoplexy B. There
were deaths from diarrheal diseases
including six infants under two wears al
age.
Births during the week numbered 159