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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

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IS. Sept. = Gle 81. Booth Ead-
ing &c." Slid. unb @iIoprct Sdno.
lung, bon Chicago. Die NIT $4,000
600 %fopitaliiirt lit, miro bantcrott.
Sr. u. g. Booth BON baltimore lit
oercu Grdiiocnt.
16. Sept. - Gin 9ruBeS Belt IN
groofIpL 9nne Nrunocl County, in
Dem sic Sefte .Shiiler Der Npoltel
Hctrils uno Eoul" ibre Convention
Gielt, in 9runo geitcdt lunb 3erit0rt.
II. Sept. - Gle Yiblictbef Der
Sobns Soptins lluiueriitGt III Der
MeGop-Salle burf 6ellcr I'M etpu
$4,000 beihGbigt.
Ger Aerpnalt SrpiQe @riobt
uno Der 2iclltcnont Sbontus &. Sell
ridge pom Der 9inoesarmee lnir5eu
bel elmer Brpbc oe3 Slugapparaia
oeS grltcren in Sort Mcper aus Ell
llcr Nobe BON 10 6l,b berab. Sell.
ridge blelbt alli Der Stelle foot mo
@rigbt erleioet id)pcre TerIeBungen.
%. Sept. - 400 Sub Der iibcr
Den Sll2Quebolrua bel Eerrppllle,
DO. filbrcnocL i'm 9ou bcgrificncl
Stoblbriife Der Baltimore II. Ohio
9tubn" i"tiir5en cil, oils ell ihIperer
aoblenjug barber iGbrt. 9tiemmo
miro perlebt, bie Bride ober INN
100000 beihaoigt.
Sftobcr.
/, Sftobcr-Gic 3ions.N cmeiuoc
ieiert Ocu 100. Sabrcstag Der Giils
meibung bca iebt benuttcn 8ottcss
tolIca. - Ter @rmbitcin ser fotb.
Ser5 Sciu=&irtc IN &ighlanbtpmu
miro inter ieierlid)eu Geremtricn
gelcgt.
6. Oft. = 300 Ieutihc, Mitglic.
Der oes nllnabb0nai9en @iirger.Gcr.
Gins" betbciliaen iit an ser Naito.
riusScicr IN @ermontonl. bel Vbi-
labelpbia.
10. Stt,-Garbinol Gibbons fehrt
pom ieiner Monrciie Suriid mo miro
ron elmer 10000 Wanm itorfcn 80
rooe Dom lluions9 abnbof uad) ieiner
Mobmun9 9elcitet.
10. eft. - Or. Tonicl s. Oil.
man, iilr - Sabre NrGiibcut Der
Soblls &npfina llniperiitdt, itirbt
plotlid) III ieiuem @eburtSort Nor.
mid Gonn. uno miro BORT bceroigt.
If. Oft -- Sn ben~ Gnla9cn Der
Stnnbnrb Del 50. in Canton rihtct
Gin Seucr Sdnben bon 100000 an.
10. Sft.-Ger Ero5cb gcacn Sos.
j.. Morlne, Der Nnnobmc son Bette
dHnIsgcIocrn angetlogt, bclilmt or
cubct an 81. eft; Die @eitmorencn
tcllltcl nd nift %einigcn.
20. CIT. - Sic Erciciui lfeits s@,
mcinoc an SrinitpsS Ctr, Eniinr u. T..
Stcr9er 'eicrt 75-jlbrigcS Neltcbc!l.
CSdIltB iolJt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
@eoenfensiuertbc Scaebniiic AMI oem
GrbenrnnS in 1905.
(Sorifesuua.)
20 it.


#. Nul0nit.--Td8 bonn GongreB uu.
genonme,e Mrbcitcr Saitpilihtgcict
tritt III Strait; 5000 Nnqcitelllc
llneie Cunts bnben oen Northcil &C.
pol,.
i. Nllgllit. Grui Zeppelin legt
nit ieincm 2liitid)ifi Die 400 Mcilen
lai,Gc Strcdc bon Griaorihahnien
nod Mains unb 5uriif erfolgreih SIT
rid, Sein Sd)ifi miro am 5. Mligllit
bel edltcrbingen ortrd) ciilen llnioll
politGnoig 5crit0rt. SoS beutihc Gplt
larnnclt cincl 6olto iii bcn Grin
bcr. Der uncntiuegt bon Nellenl an Ole
arbcit gcbet. Gie Sonnlli,ngen crrei.
d)fr bis Once oes Snhps bic Sunl-
me bon ied)S Millioncn Mart.
s. Musui1.- 9eil,d) ser Mrmnoo ii
s(udlono - 20. IN Sponep - %. III
Melborrne.
If. Nitgnit. Sonig Gouuro pom
GngIanb triiit nit Soiiw 8ilbelnl
aiiI SfloB 6riebrifSboi mo onl
ndd)lten 5o9e nit &oiie1 Sronj So
icpb in Sidl 5uiarnmcn.
IA. aiigilit. = Ole Dor ;lpci @od)eil
III ct PETERSBURG ausgebrod)ellc GI)o.
lern iorocrt iablreid)c Spier.
10. auguit. - Gin Anlienfampi ii,
Springiiclb, ST., forbcrt piele Spfcr.
Die Neacr peroen aus scr Stobt Ter,
trieben; Stootslniii5 ihoiit idlieblidl
Hubc.
Is. alguit.- 2ie 9uulocsreoieruuig
failIt baS llcilc lenfbnrc 2uitihiii beS
Capt. 8olonin ali. nahoem ole &C.
itelten 0eoineunscn criiiQt iporoeu
iparcl,. ~
II. 4lignit. = &oiier Milbelln be
gi,aoigt Den III bier SaDren berur
tbeilten Sd)uitcr &ilhelm @oiet. Ser
il, 1906 Die Melt blirh ieinen Strcid,
III 8ppenif lodlet mad)tc. als Sallpi'
mann baffcle or iid) Die aniic Der Staot
nit etrpa 10000 Marf III Semitic
gefiihrt.
%. guguit. Sreiberr Spef por
Stcrnburs, Scr 9otitaiter oes Sqlri
idc, Mcid,cs in Maibinston, itirbt in
Seibelberg an arebs,.
%. aueuit. Jellcr rid)iet iilt &c.
%id)Gftspiertel pom Hetp-S orleans eillcr
Sdoocn Don iiber 100000 oil.
3ie 5eueriucbr belt in eincrn gor.
itaoipnrf Elm Eicnie ab uno mir cine
SanouoG 2ci,te crif)icn auf SEN
granoplas. MlS Die .anoeren erid,ic.
men. bate ons Geiifr .srobe 2imeniio.
nen aiteenommen.
Septembcr.
A. Septeinber. = Ger Don Yraiiiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Sdiffsuadjridtcn.

Ncw Dort 6. Saulur. - Mb,
Geiabren iinb Die Nompier .&orn.
hurg" uut @cuta, u2ulitonia" mad,
Sipcrporl mo D3eeInno" nod) Ant.
!pcrpcn.
Soutbampt II, 6. Sanior.-
Ger 2%onupicr nSe,tcnic" itbr ilad,
Ncm. yorf ub.
Sijuro, 6. Sonbor. |aiiirt
Nompier uNooroom" pom Ncm Dori
nodl IotierSom bcitinmi.
Gbcrbour0, &. Innuor.-G Ter
Eompier nFrin3 Sricorit @ilbelnt"
non &ombl'ra icstc ieinc Rciie mad
9telusgorf fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

H1Fe snr Meiie in's Mnsfnrh f.,
ioras q. 9aiae, Rr. 413, DftDaIti.
msrrfsske, sa1e Gsfsm &saie 1st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Nciratha yiccn,rn

D.
Souio y, ScrbeL %. &idorp
NC; Soa Gai1ine. u.
otto :. Streder, -; Soa Ibron
20. applifunt - Npbcrt :. Wuorc
gtr. 736, Decentralization Eart aue.
Senrp @ogencr, 26. Tr. 10
@rpmn's Cane; Worp e. @race, 49,
SoIetborpe, Mo.
Molter Z. 2pbmon. u, @lenbur.
nic, Mo.; Narp L. GInrt. q. Ippli.
font - @illiuu $. Ghnic, 9tr. 1893
Noro. Sutton. Nucnlc.
CHARLES u. Ericc %, Nr. 1913
Slt-Erattitr.; 1ntbNrinc vi. 8uub,
ran. q.
Nlireo >. Snpoer, 10. Snbionopo.
lis, Sno.; Gbitb Gloiiep, Is, Snoio
nopolis, Sno. slpplifont - 9uniel
y. Stpnc, Mr.. 2229. Noro.Goluert
Strobe.
@llIinu s.. Vrlulclt 10; Waraurei
&. Srcluingtou. IS. Applitant &c.
Trall Z, &rlnett Nr, 1918, gr9plc
Mpcnllr.
Gilbert 8. Keel, 81. @ittmer. 9tr
1856, Sit Nortb Ipermc; Goitb i.
@bite, SO, Gcid)lcocn.
Serbcrt VI. WaeGulodL 81, 9roof-
I'm, N.-D.; gnleliu ~. Aern. %. gp.
pllfallt Mi0iam s., Yocn. !tr
HOS, Siib.Gborlcoitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Muric WobcI0cpcihcn

SC uptIOtpt d c II.
Gn Sontia9o, Chile. bat oc-
ponomcrifoniitc Observation-Disclosures
preb icint ShIuBiitun1 abacboIten.
naf,beul @aibiugton ais Crt ser
rld,Itcn Engling erfprrn poroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
6raniigcr Eano in elmer Stride.

Detroit, Mid).. 6. Salrumr.
alS 2cnnor. Did, 10 Mcilen moro.
oItlld) bon bier. i'll Mocomt.G onntp,
miro gennclbet, bob Ole 5critiide(tc
Seidc hcs Mctbobiitcn Yciltlidcn
&obn Gormid)ncl in bcrl Glen elmer
STRIDE jll Columbus. elmer ctlif,c
Mcilcn non 2cnnor gclegcucn Srt.
ld,ait, e,thcdt worben lit. YoliSci.
Seomtc hobcn iih oortbin bcgeben.
9tobere Ginjclbeiten icblcn ned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Florence Wapbrif Vramt.

Nem Dorf. 6. Somlnr. = 6lo-
renee Mopbrid. jcne Amerifoncrin.
reld)e IN ensionb oe3 @iftmorocs
on ibrem Oatten iduloig beiunoe,l
isao SIT ebetslanalifer 5ait pcrur.
tbeilt lporoen mar, dber in EoIge ei.
rier nniaiienoen agitation ibre por.
lanfige gntlaIiuna crbalten bate
uno in letter Belt in Chicago untcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Nbiabristasc Der Gampfer pOn NerpD

.a,.t nj p,jij2 Wsrt. ,bidUi uo1t 70.
Nm g.. iAanA 3ampicr ,,Maieiiic'
rodl Southainptou. moe r
Am 6. San. Gampicr rSecIano"
rad Irtnerpcn. .J
gm 6. Gan. Eampier n2uiitania"
nnd SiUerpool.
Im I. San. Gannfcr ,Garonia"
nod 8ibraltar uno Neapcl.
Sim 7. San. Gampier v3ic.cu" mad
Bremen.
am Z. San. Camper .1ouroine"
nod Sabre.
Nm 9. 5nu. Iompicr Caledonia"
nadl Glasgow.
Nm .. Gan. Gnmpicr st. 2oui0"
nod Sortbompton.
Im 8. San. Compiler .Gcoric" nod,
Gibraltar uno NenpeI.
gn .. San. Iampicr Batavia"
und) @ambnrI.
gm 9. Gan. Tonpicr yMinncboba"
mad, 2onoon.
an II. San. Ganpier oHpnoam"
mad Nottcroan.
Sim II. Sarnlnr Gnmpicr ,Hpn-
oonl" nod Hottcronm.
Am l3. Sanunr Gompicr Y2ulra"
nod Neapc1 mo (rieit.
gn IS. Soruor Gampicr SAM.
poniu" ilad Yiucrpool.
slm IS. Inrmar Ionlpicr .Scca.
mic, rnd Senibomptor.
GIN 70, Salnior lon1rfer nSom,
lniro" mad antuCrpeu.
Sim 13. Sonunr Ennpicr .Stolio"
ilnd Nenpcl.
Nn #. ,Salruar Enmpfcr y@ron
oei!hurg" nad) @rcnucn.
Tn II. Sonlor Gunlpicr nVre,
taane" nod SABRE.
ahn II. Snn1ar Compiler ..@ernlo.
rin" nod) 9tcopcl ulb Morieilles.
Pm IA. Sonlor Sampler vqleron
oria" mad, Saubur1.
am 1G. Sanuar Compiler .Gcltic"
mad 2iperpooI.
Min rs. Sonlar Eanpier nVbilo.
belpbia" nod Sortbampton.
Mn rs. Snuiinr Ionpfcr nWcio.
ba" natJ 2onoon.
Sim 16. Sarliar Iompier Stout
9iii Cutie" rod) Gibraltar ullo Tro,
pei.
an is. Sanuor Gainpicr ,aoreo"
nad) Motterharl ull6 Gi5au.
an ~. Sanliar E%an,picr yarca.
bio" 1iod, Snnlbura.
Niu 10. Sanuor Gampicr BE SIS.
talia" nad) 9teapel mo 8erio.
an 10. Salnar 3nmpier .9rinj
Srieorid) @ilbelm" had, Bremen.
Nm 10. Sanuar Garnpier .Staten.
Dam" nod Hottcroom.
Im 20. Snnuar Iannpier .5in,
Lamb" nnf antiuerprn. &.
Sim 20. Sanuar Gampicr ySeuto,
llie" nafJ Soutb ampion.
Nin 81. Sanuar Camper ,Garma,
nia" naf @ilbraltar uno Neopel.
YIN q. Snnuar Compiler ,t2apoic"
nod SABRE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Srous.G ociiic<0oIt It.

SrcitoB. S. - I'm I llbr Nbc,0.
nad) GEropo Nfrito mo Sltinoicl
per Tampirr st. Soui2," pio Elu
monte uno G~lcrbourB; llnl 10 llbr
N6cnos nod Gcutimlouh brett (lil,
@rieIpoID. per Gampicr .Natuuio.'
pid @onnburN; llod) Sen T5orcn pc
Nunlpicr .Ge0riC."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Soft mad Sii6s uno Gen.
trail mcrifn q, SO c i.
Sn0ien etc.

Sollictltdg, 1. - I'M 10 ITO" NbG2.
mad, Gortltnr &9lnnO per Gunpicr
vFrinj Si0iSnumo;" nod) Gentro..
Goroi5ouc. Colombia mto Siio.Ec-
ciiicb0icn per Inupicr uin Colon;
lod) ocn "a TIntn Stautcn per
GantpIcr ~NlloriuS."
Urcitan, s. &C., I'm I ll6r Nad,mi.
tags nod Wcrnnou per Ionlpiar Don
Solifor; nm 10 llbr Nbenoa ltud)
Curacao ln0 &cnc5tclG pr Gonnpicr
,3lllin;" rod Borto Hico per Innl,
pier "6ounlo;" lad SnoGun m0
&npti per 0onlpicr .Sibiria:" nod
Grenada, ct. Gincent unO Srininao
per Compiler n@rrnnon;" nab 1urf3
Sslono mo Soa Gomingo per
Innpicr .Nlgonauin;" llad) Nnuti
per Compiler vFrin3 @iacm orr
Critic" mad NnrbaooS, ct. 2ucin.
@l,iuno, Ncrnombnco lnO Nobia pcr
Tonpier YGorriclltcS," nud) So.
maico. Banana, annulsone nit0 So.
lonbia per Compiler n5ogus."
Gle ToIt mad NcltSunbIonb, ria
HoroHSiOncp, unh uad) @iauclon,
pia Bolton idliebt bier tdglid) nm
8 llbr Nodlmittogs; mad, Cuba. pia
CAMPO, id9li@ Inn / ltbr Nodnit.
tags; nuh Gotta Nico, Sononros,
Wicora9i,n (Sitfiitei, SoIpaoor uro
0llaiamnln. uio Neip.C orleans. tGa.
lid I'M 10 llbr abcnos: mad Rerico
Gitp taaltd) inr , llgr Wahmittnas
rno 10 llbr g6elibs.
grans. gtIantiihcBo It.
Srciioa, s. - I'm Z llbr abclt05
lad Snpuir, Gorcn lu,o G6ino. pia
Senttlc.
Bolt had I~uitralicn, Ncnicclan0,
R,n.Gnlc6orien mo ben Soltoa. an.
icln, pio Snn Trnnci3co. idylieBt bier
tdglid) I'M I ll6r a6euoS bis 5lu1l 10.
Sanitnr; had &nipnii. Snpun. Gorea,
China uno Sen NGilippincn, bio Soll
6ronclsco, lf)liebt tdglid nm 7 llbr
Nbenos Bis 5lnl If. Sanuar.
Die Srons'V aciiic-Yoit miro tag.
lid, lddj Dem N6iobrtbboicn uerinn6t.
mo iIt,ber BoitidluB inter Inllut.
NE ibrer nltupterbrod)cnen ltebcr-
ldno.9eioroerung arrnairt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
@ricibcf5rhcruna uadj Scm Tmslanbc

Tic ouSlNn0iIdc volt fir Die init
bent 9. $ululor 1909 cnbenOen MpMC
idllicbt bier I'M Sauptpoitumtc, IN
allen iSillcn piinttIid, mic iolgt:
Die Fodct'Foit lit bon 8 llbr Wor-
gems bis 5 llbr Nohmittug$ tog.
lih often, mlagrnommcn Sountags.
2anpIcr iobrcn bon Hcip- ?ort ob,
mcnll nid)t onoerS on9e9eben.
9ronS otlontij d. g a d e +
Foit.
0roBbritannirn II. Srlono, ibliebt
am Iienltaa unO 6rcitog nm 5 ltbr
Nodmittues.
Ieltid)lono, id)lieb t an MontuA
I'M 5 llbr Na6mittoSs.
Sranfrcidl id)licBt om Sreitag Inn
3 llbr NadrlittngS.
@cIgicn, idIieBt am Gienitag nm
8 llhr Hod)nlittags.
Gor,ueocn Sd)mcOcn uno 3dne.
mart, ld)licb; am II. Sonlur IN, )
llbr NodnlittuQS.
Sollaro, ifllicb am MoutaN. ocu
#. Soiutar. I'M B llhr Naduiito19.
StqlieL ,idllicbt Qnl =. !. e. uno !.
Sarniar nm ) llbr Nad)m.iitogs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
BROWN-TAILER WEDDING
Check For 100000 Gift Of Father to
Baltimore Society Bride.

Baltimore, April 1.-THE society OF
Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia,
washington and other cities was well
represented at the wedding here today
Of Miss Harriet Brown. Of this city
and T. Suffern Taller. OF New York.
Two of the wealthiest families Of Bal.
timore and New York were united by
the marriage.
The bride is the daughter OF Alexant
der Brown, leading banker of Baltf
more. whose gift to her was check
for $500 900. Mrs. Taller has much OF
the beauty of her mother. who was
formerly one of the bellies Of this city.
Mr.. Taller is in the banking business
10 New York. Todays marriage is his
second, his former wife being now
married to the Hon. Cecil Barring. OF
London.
Many handsome gifts were received
by todays bride. They included a
motor car, dozen gold plates, some
splendid jewels and checks for large
amounts
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
DONS SONS CLOTHES
TO DROWN HERSELF
Allentown Woman Suffering From
Accident Jumps Into River.

Allentown. Pa. April 15.-Sufering
from the effects Of an accident which
occurred year ago and In which she
was severely burned, Mrs. Harvey
Renner. aged thirty-six years. slipped
away from her nurse and, DOMINIC her
sons clothing. went to the Little Le-
high river, mile from her home. and
drowned herself. The woman feared
that she could never be cured and had
been under guard for several weeks
for fear that she might do herself
harm. Her sons cap. which she wore
when she left home, was found on the
bank OF the stream, and footprints
leading to the waters edge showed
where she had taken the fatal plunge.
The body has not yet been recov-
cred. as the stream, usually mere
rlvulet, is terribly swollen by the re-
cent rains and is roaring torrent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
MAY FLOOD COAL MINE
Fire In Mahanoy coIIiery Has Assum.
ed Serioiia Pronortions.

Pottsville, Pa. April 1.-The fire
which has been raging In the North
Mahanoy colliery of the Philadelphia
& Reading Coal and Iron company
has now assumed such serious proper.
tions that the closing Of the operation
is contemplated. to be followed by
walling up the affected workings and
flooding the mine. Night and day
forces have been pouring water into
the mine without effect. despite the
fact that the leading mining men OF
the region have been directing the
work. II is impossible to open any Of
the departments OF this big operation
on account of the gases arising from
the burning coal 1t Is now feared
that the fire will communicate to the
veins In the st. Nicholas and Shenan-
doah districts and seriously affect
those operations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
FIND WILD GIANT
ON MOUNTAIN PEAK
Stro|lers Discover a Hermit
Seven Feet Tall.

Danviile, Pa, April 13.-While ex
ploring the. mountains OF West Nan.
ticolSe. d. IL Dewitt, Of this city. and
several companions discovered that
the highest peak was inhabited.by q
veritable wild man.
They were ascending the last eleva
ton when. on looking upward, they
beheld an apparition that startled
them. Standing out In bald relief
against the sky, calmly surveying theii
approach, was human figure almost
seven feet In height. He was clad In
rags and bareheaded. His disheveled
hair hung upon his shoulders, while
his shaggy beard. cut off square below
his chin. as If by some rude nipple
ment. impaired to him an appearance
of wildness and savagery.
Nearby was the mans abode. ar
arched structure. less than three feet
high. composed OF branches of trees
1t was only large enough to cover
man lying at full length. All attempts
to get the man to follow the party
was futile.
It is the general belief that the her
NIT is foreigner who disappeared
from Plymouth several years ago after
being wronged by friend whom he
trusted. He declared he would never
henceforth have anything to do with
his fellow man. Nothing has since
been heard of him
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
UNIQUE SPORTING EVENT
Western Athletes Will Race to the TOP
of 5000 Foot Mountain.

Pasadena, Cal, April Is. - Crack
athletes from all over the west are
entered in today's race to the top OF
Mount Wilson. north of this city. The
unique character of the event and its
great success last year have aroused
much interest among the sports and
others attracted by endurance con.
tests and have drawn here runners
DESTROYS of making the 5000 foot ascent
in quicker time than that made by Joe
King last year. There is little doubt
that Kings record, l hour. rs minutes,
80 seconds. will be broken today
Last years race consisted of the
ascent to the top of the mountain and
the descent, but this year the ascent
alone will count. The descent is con
sidered too dangerous for men trying
to make time. On the way up and
down Mount Wilson the runners cross
numerous streams and wind around
canyons over 5000 feet deep
Only amateur athletes are eligible
to enter the race. The winners will
receive medals.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
OPERATORS WILL
NOT MEET MINERS
Consider Plan to Bring Peace
Without the Union.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, April IA. - An
thracite mine workers who had hoped
that the committee of eleven appoint
ed by the coal operators to decide
what course shall be pursued in this
region, would meet their COMMITTEES
will be disappointed. 1t was stated
by a member that there will be no
meeting with the workers.
Members of the committee are to
take into consideration, in making
their recommendations the feelings OF
their employees regarding the action Of
the mine workers committee in re-
fusing to renew the agreement for
three years, and efforts were started
to find out as nearly as possible what
the men do think.
From reports that these operators
have received in the past it is judged
that large percentage of the men are
in favor of continuing the peaceable
conditions for three years more by
signing the contract the operators
have offered.
No radical action is expected. Some
of the operators were in favor of max
ing an example of the mine workers
for their failure to sign an agreement
by reducing their wages or locking
them out, so that they would quickly
realize what is meant by the lack of
the peace they were offered; but the
broader sentiment of other operators
is to settle the conditions amicably II
possible, but without receding one par
ticle from their position.
There is a growing belief that IL 1t
is found that large majority of the
mine workers favor renewing. the
agreement the operators might adopt
some plan by which those who do
agree shall be given work.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
SCHOOL CONFERENCE BEGINS
Prominent Educators Meet In Atlanta
to Talk of country's Needs.

PROMINENT EauCdtOTS WSct IN NtidHhd
to Talk of Country's Needs.
Atlanta April 14.-With the purpose
of awakening and informing public
opinion and securing additional legis-
lation and revenues for the better
ment of the public schools. the SUI
preme need of our time" the confer
ence for education in the south began
today three days session.
The conference has called together a
large number OF prominent educators
from the southern states and from
other sections of the country. The
presiding officer is-Robert G. Ogden. of
New York. chairman Of the southern
education board. Among those who
have accepted parts on the program
are: Hoke Smith. governor Of Georgia;
Clifford Pinchot, of the forest service.
Washington; Clarence Ousley. editor
Of the Fort Worth Record, Fort Worth,
Tex; DR.. Elmer Ellsworth Brown,
United States commissioner Of edu-
cation; Dean Ida Shaw King, Wo-
mans college, Brown university, Prov
idence, R. l.; Edwin A. Alderman,
president OF the University Of Virginia.
Charlottesville, Va, and Charles r.
Van Hise, president Of the University
of Wisconsin. ~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
MEN FIGHTING BIG
FISH FACE DEATH
SalIboat Upset In Battle with
Monster Sturgeon.

Hammond, Ind. April 15.-Richard
Much, Charles Galson and William
Carlson. three fishermen, fought des-
perately for twelve hours for life three
miles north of Clark station, In Lake
Michigan. and hung to the Icy bottom
Of an overturned sailboat until, Just
before lapsing into Inconsistencies.
they were rescued by passing tug.
The men owed their desperate pre-
dicament to their fight with mon
ster sturgeon, which. as they were
about to draw 1t aboard. capsized the
craft and threw them all into the Va
ter. Their efforts to attract attention
from the shore we're unavailing
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
SARAH K0TEN PLEADS GUILTY
Girl Who Killed Doctor Will BE SEN
fenced For Manslauuhter.

tenCoQ FOR manHidu8ntefs
New York, April 15.-Sarah Kotcn.
who shot and killed DR.. Samuel Au-
spitz, her seducer, was arraigned for
trial before Justice blanchard In the
supreme court, but was permitted to
plead guilty to manslaughter In the
first degree. Sentence was deferred
until Friday. II is believed that she
will be sent to charitable institution
or dismissed under q suspended SEN
tence.
The crime was sensational In its
circumstances and the narrative the
girl told shortly after she had shot
down and killed the physician In the
vestibule of an uptown apartment
house aroused wide interest in her
case,
She had killed DR.. Auspitz she said.
because he had attacked her whila
she was under the infiuence Of m
anaesthetic while she worked as .
nurse In sanitarium which he CON
Quoted
She brought with her from Black
wells island, where she has been .
prisoner. the baby boy born to her
since the shooting. In statement
she declared that she was merely the
instrument OF God In the killing OF tho
physician. as her efforts to punish
him In the courts had not succeeded.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
LOYAL LEGION'S CONGRESS
Military Order Meets In Eleventh
QuadrenniaI Session In New York.

New York. April 1.-THE Military
Order of the Loyal Legion Of the
United States. generally known as the
Loyal Legion. met here today in quad
rennial congress. the eleventh since
the close of the Civil War. The pur-
pose of the meeting was the revision
OF the constitution of the order.
The Loyal Legion is composed OF
men who served as commissioned off,
GERS in the army. navy and marine
corps during the Civil War or were
subsequently commissioned in the reg
ular army and navy service. General
Grenville NJ Dodge is the present
commander in chief
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
WOMEN HAvE"CLEAN UP"DAYI
Society Leaders Pick Up Papers From
the Streets of Washington.

Washington, April Is. - Today Ii
"clean up" day in the national capital
The women of Washington, determin
ed to show that the Uttered condition
of some of the streets is not their
fault, decided some time ago to devote
part of today to clearing up the stray
bits of paper that are eyesores to the
residents with proper civic pride.
Accordingly, at 8 o'clock this morn
ing and later. the spectacle was pre-
scented ~of many well dressed women
in some of the finest residential dis
tricts personally picking up the papers
in the streets and parks near their
homes. The movement was headed
by the Twentieth Century club, which
embraces in its membership many wo-
men of Washington's best known fam
lilies.