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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Gpirr clues Mambmurbcs.

Gapit1n Scrrp 6. Cobb pom Sdoo,
ner .Neaie" ron Baltimore in
Noriolf tobt in ieiner Sabine arlfs
geiunben. - @llrbe onlbeinerb
bon Mcgern ermoroet ulo be-
raubt.
Captain Senrp &. Cobb, GA Sabre
alt, bon Nr. 10, Siio.Got Yart.
Mpenuc, elmer Der befonnteiten See
lel,te oieies Safens, lpurbe aeltern
friib in ieiner Sblaifabinc an 9oro
icincS our Belt 81 Morfolf, 90, Dor
Mnfer Iicgenben Shooners .Nenie"
crmorbet oufgeiuntoen. Eie Gntoeds
ing iuurbe bon Gloubc Miharoiou,
bem Meger.S temoro, gemodt, oils
herielbe Dem gopit1n Oos Sriibitiif
bringen mplte. Sobolb Ser Worb
befanlt ,puroe, leitetc oie GoIi5ei bon
Norfolf cine llnteriudmng ein, iuelde
craab. bab Gapitan Sooo ourd)
SflGge alf bie Stirne unb ben Sin-
terfopf getootet moroen por. Srot-
benz Der Captain crit AM Wittipod)
cinen Gbef bon $500 bate pedieln
lniiel,, lpllroe fem Gent bel linn Dor.
g~eimnben, uiid iino ieine ltbr unb
perld)iebcne anbcrc IrtifeI peribiulln-
ben. Ger GerbodJt, bic Sbot begnn-
gen 81, boben. fiel ai,i brei Megcr, So
iepb @raop, Silas Yomell uno
Mleranber MirenS. welhe aii Dem
Sdooner oils Wotroicn otgeitellt lpa-
rem m,b ipurlos perldWunon Iino.
Nomcu ipurbc anacbli1 oni Iittpod)
ben GapitGn Tob0 entlnlien.
Ger Grmorbete ipurbe por 81 Sob
rem III Somerict-Gountp geboren.
Set etma 40 Snbren beilbr er Die
Gheiapeofe : @ai mo ocren Nebcn-
i%liiiie. Gr bintcrIGbt feline Mittiue,
Sralt Cue 1obb in Baltimore, nit
lpcld)er cr ieit 80 Sabrcn pcrbeirotbet
| mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

Sfaot. Steuer . 6 inne II.
MGR grcmn mod)t i'm MnSeiaen.
Steil hes "Teutiden Correspondent.
ten" befanlt. bab Sieuer. llmlaaen
iiir Bilaiteruna scmiiicr. in Der Mn.
5cise beSeidneter Haeps. falls oieiet.
len nid)t binnen 80 tasel. bon beute
on seretnet, be5ablt Iinb, cine Strafc
ncrl orci Eroscnt bin5u eerednet uro
Cas- betrciienoe eisenthlm ,lin Ser.
tani ausseitrieben wcrocn miro.
Wairr @arb lest Yiidof.
Sierl e%insetrofiehen Madridten 3l,.
foiae 1T Better aclis @aro. Der irii.
bore 8ettor bes ct. Soicpbs.Y aiiio.
niiten-aloiters IN Scronton, 90,
DOM Eapit, .Yius Dem 3ebnten gum
giidof Der Nbilippinen ernannt NOR.
Den. lie grnennung ioa ouf I'm.
bieblung bes GarbinaIs bin erfoiot
fem.
SeIbftmorb i'm @appien
NfDl. Ter GO Sabre nltc Neaer
Sanes @eeo beeins geiiern iriif
ourd einen Sprung aus einem Sen.
Tier oes pierten stodnerfes oes Wap.
8icm-aipIs Seibitmoro. lleber oeu
Rcaer. Der am 81. auenit in Die Nh
ffalt gebradt nuroc. lit ,penig BE-
Iesnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Selbnmuro cincs S2.SGbrigen.

@om Sitter gebeitat, grcift Willianl
gurd)ou BON Nelop sum Heppl.
per mo erid)ieBt lid. @or elmer
Der beit6efonntcn GARNER bon
Soipar0. Gnuntp.
Sn1 @aIoe in Scr NGbe ieineS
Seinls, uniueit Hclop.S Citation, mod.
te a~eitcrn friibL fur5 nud) 6 llbr, Der
80 Sabre olte @iliom Vlird)oll lei
ncnl Sebcn oird) GridieBen EN- Gnoe.
aronfbeit unb Welanholie lit ollgeb.
lid ooS Wotip. Ger Iebensiiberoriii-
iige @reis gait alS elmer Der moblba-
6enbiten GARNER Don Soworb+Goun-
tp lnto 500 crit Dor tllr3er Belt nad)
Gelap. Sciu SobL Serr @iQiom
@urd)oll, Jun, Der cine Stcllnng bel
ser Baltimore. S6io.9abn bcfleibct,
fnllb i'm ais 2eid)nom nllf. Ter Der.
beigerllfcne Or. Mrtbllr ". @illiams
tonllte MIR nod Den 600 Oes Ilten
conitotirc1. Coroner Or. y. &. Glor.
te itellte borolif eincn out Selbit.
moro louterben Soetellid)cin aus.
Iic Satin oeS Serrn @urboll ging
linn bcreits Dor nIebreren Sobren I'M
9ooc noran.s Yetrallert miro Der
@erblidene bon 5luei Sobnen ben
$50. Winiom 9urfol, jltn., unb u.
s.. Wurdnll pom Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Gus @etter.
Gonnenani. nnb ltntcrsang.

@citern mar's @etter mieoer ld)on
iebr ihon, am Yben0 INN If ltbr trai
Ser eriebnte Ncgen aiu icboh bieli
oerlelbe nid)t lange oil, aber Der Wet.
termlaun ueripridt beute uno aud fir
morgen Sortietun9.
Iia botite Semperotur nor geiterr
rs @rao nm 3 llbr Hadmittags mn
bic niebrigite 63 @rab INN 6 llbl
Worgens.
Sn ben anbercn 9unocs . @ctter.
9eobadtungs- Stationen bes 2anoca
ipurben eeitern Die b6hiten 5empcro-
turen per5eidmet:
Goitport GO. Yortlonb GO. Bolton
y, albonp rs, Nc,p.Dorf 7S, Ebilo.
belpbio 70, MtIantic.Gitp "A, Cape
Iap ~, @nibington rs, MorioIf 80,
Sntteras 80, Charlotte IS, @ilmino-
ton 80, Gbnrleiton 80, Sapannob "a,
Sadionpiue sc, Siipiter SO, Seer. @cit
So, gtlanta 81, Wontaomerp SO, Nep
Orleans 80, HnIeitine So, @olpeiton
So, Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Mempbis 81,
Cincinnati IS, Eittsburg IS, Ssipcso
66, buffalo 76, Glepelano rs, Ietroit
66, Mlpena GA, Marquette so, Greer,
Vop 6S. Chicago 10, Duluth 56, st.
Eoul "A, ct. 2ouis SO, &anios.Gitp
Sc, Smaba so. Suron 50, Yismort
80, @illilton 81. SABRE "a, Solt 2ofe
Gitp so, Ienper rs, Nmoriao SO,
Goose Gitp 90, Sos Nn9rleS IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

OuIulllllttll -,
GieIer Iorrotb lpiirbe, fir ben
6al, bob sar teine nelie WoIier' GIL
iubr crfoIste, in 10 Tagen aufsc'
braudt iein.
Geifentli6c 0isfuiiion
ii6er bic Haturgas.
Berorbnung.
@ie Staotrotbs : Witslieo i. $.
4. Soiiman. Der Sertretcr Der "a.
@arb I'M eriten HotbsSweiae uno
Icriiber bes Stabtrotbs. Counties fir
1soli5ei unb @eiangniB, melh' 2et-
tcrem befanntlih oie Naturgas'Ner'
orbnung iibcrwieieu wuroe, geitern
I'M Matbbouie befannt CAB, miro oas
%acnannte Gomite ieine critic ofientlih.
Sisung besiiglid Der @atursas-8er'
crbnung an fommenocn Mittipod),
Gormittugs 10 llbr, i'm Sibungs5im'
mcr Oes eritcn Hatbs5weiges abbal.
ten. Die Sitrng lit oiien fir Sc
bermonn, unb cine lebbafte uno Elm.
atbenoe Y%eipredung Der Natursas'
iragc ltebt obne 3lueiiel 81 ermar'
ton. @ertreter ser .GoniolioateS
Gas. electric 2igbt aio Ypiuer &c."
mcrben sur Stcae iein, I'M iebweoe
gauiinidtc S%niormation oi ertbeiIen.
Srn. &uid's Viii Fl.
Inter ben manniaiaItieen Meu.
Sinlagelt. welde @aiier. Snsenieur
Glif III Sem BON ibm ailsgearbeite-
trr @oitcnanidlage ocs @aiicr.I &c.
rartcments fir 1910 cmpfeblen miro,
iino beiouoers 5mei BON 8ibtigteit
SIC Snltalliruns elmer Grtra.E lunp,
III Der Molmt Ropal.E umpitation
uno Die Contribution zines Nqndonfts
rom Sampben. Reierpoir bis gum
Cruio.9efe. Gie grridtuua Der CT.
tra.Yumpe. weld)e eincn aolten-Inf
I,anb bon $4,000 erforoert, bdlt Or.
S.,iid fir notbwenois, UNI Dem Sod.
otud' Sitritt gleid)mabiserc Seoic'
ming gehen 5l fonnen, Was oer
N%andouft anaebt, 10 ertIart SIR. Guid,
hab Die 30.Soqige &6bre, meld,e &c.
senmdrtig bas SnmpSen- Meierpoir
lnb Sen Grnio.9afe perbinbet, feline
seniigcnbc Gupa3itot beiist, 10 Oak
nis &eiultat bierpon Ser Gruio.9aft
nienoIs p0aig gefiillt iperben -tann.
n'oourd) 10000 600 @allonen ODER
gar nwbr bon ieiner Gapa5itIt per,
lrrcn gebcn.
Cine an9ene1mc l1cbcr.
ra,ihum no.
Zen Sdiilern uno Sdiileriuncn
Der SduIe Nr. 80 idcint cine angc-
l@baie lleberrai&uuts bcpuryuitebsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

bos friiber 10 mddtiee ltIm 3eugniB
ablegen. @ber audi tuenn Dos Batter.
Ianb in ,@efabr uar, boben Die
Shnaben ibren Wonul eeitent, penn
nod benz @abIiprud) Ser @iirttem-
berger. nSrtrbtlos uno trel1," boben
lniere Goriubren in Der beutid)c,t
@diier5eit bog Reft bes @orfanlpfeS
Sebobt; no irnmer Sic bontofiaelt
heiitiden &aiier lire Seere alfboteil,
botten Die @iirttembereer bas Hett,
nit benz Geids.S turmbonner an ser
Spite 5linl eritcn angriii 5n id)rci.
ten. Sier in inherent neiien 8atcr.
latoe baben Die Sdlpnben nllh IL.
rem Sbeif 5,r gntnidelung nilb BE.
freillng bes 2nnoes b%eiaetragell.
Eial5er unb SGrpoben nuren es,
Gle suerit Henniplpanien urbcr
maftcn. @crtbc Bn5tc, BOB mir
Icutide nnb init itns ollie freibeits.
!iebenoen Weniben uns altd) bellte
nod unierer Saut pe6ren miiIien,
oeigt bns observation-disclosures oes in.
toleranten Wudertbitms gegen iln-
iere Sitten uno barmloicn 8oIfsbc.
lnitigungen. @s ioIl elm 8erbredcn
iein, ant Sonntog I'M Greile irober
Weniden offentIi6 Elm @los Bier ST.
trinfen. Gs lit gclpiB nid)t meme gb-
iidt, iiber politiide Gerbaltniiie All
ipreden, aber ih claude, es lit oie
YfIidt iebes freibeitsIiebenoen Wa,,-
mes, baran 81 benfen, bob bcS
Selbitbeitimmungsredt, Gin freies
Wannesgefiibl 5u @runbe gcJt,
luenn mir ni6t 5uiammeniteben uno
on Der Wablurne fir ~ireicre @eiebe
iorgen. Sober BON inns bot in ieincm
@irfunesfreiie ourd ebrlihe grbelt
beigetrogen, oieies 2unb grob ui!o
reid 5u moden; bafiir iollten mir
menigltens bas He6t boben, mad I'M
ierem @lltbiinfen 3u leben, 10 Ial,ge
mir nift nit Den Hebtcn Mnberer in
Gonilift aerotben. Nlio nod)molS
ber5lib piafommen."
Gam lpurbe oen @reiien ur6
8reiiinnen 8afiee unb &lifen lev.
Dirt, uno om gbenb Elm frGitigcs
idludbiitcs Souper. 9tnd) nlli aebc.
bobener Saiel nobmen Die aIten bi,
Sebensmiirbigfeitcn IN s(ugenitein
uib amiiiirten iid redt ber5lid, bel
Der Sorfiibrung Der oIlten @eiber.
miible. lin Z llbr perlieBen lie nah
frOblib perlebten Stunoen BEN Horf
uno traten Die &iidfcbr nad oenl
Dem Iltenbeim an Der Ode bon BAL
timore- imo Eopion.S trabe OIL.
Ger @intritt beute fret.
gfuf pieIieitiges 8erlanaeu bin 6ot
iib Der nGaunitatter 8oIfsfeIt 5 Ser
ein," pie i'm gnseisenthei! eriidtlid,.
DeranlaBt gefiiblt, bas Set aui einen
lueiteren Gag ois5ubebnen. Cir
Sdillertaa-5u gbren bes 3idter-
fiirIten-mirb Das moblaelunacre
tno i6one Shtpabenfeit beute be-
iblieBen. lin nih Oen l1nbemittelten
@%elegenbeit 81 gebcn, Die Srubtianie
bemunoern at fonnen [, baben sic
Geranitolter eeItern Ibeno IN elmer
Spe5ialiibung, melde i'm Yarf abge-
balten muroe. beidloIen, beute fem
gintrittsgeIb 81 forbern. Ter Ncin-
9ewinn bes beutigen SeItta9es miro
Sem SdiQer : Genfmal : 6onb 81.
fIieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Staot Baltimore.
1lnterbaItnnss.@ esmeiier.

,Sprb's" .Wiee III SrInno"
uBabetn" .5be COLLEGE 4iris".
,Spntoah" = rs8anteo By The Yoltee";
,,@iarAianb" = aeiib's pau Stor"'Gnlioe'
bile.
,Srapmpre SaNnp," Ode Srarl..ins II. 4aca'
eirabe. Seben Abeno GpTi5ert'Uluff ino
leine 8u,ioepiIe.
TeutIdes Sarmunie.Gaie uub 9feitauraat,
gr. Ala, Nefis 6nbeites z trube. Seberl Nbeno
I'M s tlbr erobes CONCERT bes Baltimore
NiinitIersG uartett".
WaIttmorr.0unnfa NIB IaarplanS staats.
Sair um T., g., g., 10. nuo II. September Ji
iimeHium.
"1reiriniaieiis. o. meiuSe," gaitor sterser =
sonnine, ben 20: Septenber. srobes benifbss
Grnefefeit In VeiilW,dr.
Gan's ,sborc aine Harf" - 1daIi& Wauoe.
blue unb anbere Nttrnftionen.
,8fpbun Dot &arf" = 1deIib 9ladHliiiueS
uno Mteibs gon3erte linb gsanbeoiue.
Decentralization t1aItt Inn 900 Sorru.
eeptember. Ggfhrfion per 3dmpier ~@enerdI
2nmont".
Vaicbaif i'm ,friplr.parf" - Srmie NaIti.
more eegen Yrooioence; 6iuei Spiele.
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". &ei6ert.
Waltimore's Seutidcr Ebotoerapb
d0Q-ltt
4ur0.0aN.StraEc.

Woro'WaN'S traRe.
Gin e~ritflaiiscs WeidGft far erit'
fiGIEge Nrbciten, Hno teine b0berrn
Nreile, ils Sic anocrs,uo ~br3a9len.
S~pesialitdt, @ereinssrmppeu nnb
1amiliea0rnppeu. @ersrjRernmees
rad alteu 8ilberm mntrr Warantie.
Ndlteu Sic ant ubiae NbreKe; e.
1T 81 S5ren @ortbeile.
Seine 4~erbinbuae init irseus q.
Hem ameereu Cubic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
9bes. S. 1iearr & g..
217, DE.yalimure.S tro6e.

Geittihes nn0 anoeres ausI1nbt
ihes 0elb eetaiift ino p~srtauft.
@eIoienonngen belorst nod Deutidy
Lamb. Oeitreid. &ublano u. I. M.
@edieI ai,sseitelf a,,f ausIdnoiite
8anfen. ere6itbriefe uno SropeIers
4bequeS. O-)
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$3.50 nadl GGieaap nnb snrid

Ycnuiuluania 9nbn. @ilicte uerfauit
10, H.. r.. 10. September, aiiItis
fir &iidrciie bis einihlicBlid) 10.
Scpt. G%oniultirt @iGet.g ecnten.
(253)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
~Vo0Or 00nrOJOo
MACH FLErcHER's
Gas ORIA
ROti3.
SebbeI's eihsieeS Gt1Sir.

Sebermann feant bic bsw .,rs se.
lieferte Arbeit; mir benfea nidt ba.
ran, ans ielbit 81 lObstt seutrrn iiber.
.yaiea Siss mniercn 2eiitaaeen. 0eine
freppen bel ms ~ eriteis.n. 2aRen
Gle fid bon AnSeren nidjt tGui&.u,
g siebt mar Gin eiasises &ebbeI.e ta.
bio nnS bies befinbet i'd I'M |arterre.
adtcn Sic anf bas &ass, No saisr
@amen anf xbireu 1nS 6euesrs
debt. ,
Qeine Sgentes. Gin YreiS.
adjteR Sic anf
-3ebters-
321 4urS.0 aa-Gtr., sake 6iat.
(1ais.1AG.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

Mmf aagemcincs @erangen bcntc, Jrcias, 10. September, Jprt.
icbuns os Gannitattcr @alfsfetcs i'm @eacnbE arf. 9ctte @elegeubcit
5r ~gefdrisnns Der 5rndtiame. Gintrit trei. Die sanSc Ginnabmc
fieft benz Sdiacr 0enfmaE 5uno III. (253)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

iinb 3runr burd cine unermartetc
%erldngerung ibrer Serien. @ebdiioe-
anipeftor BRETON fiinoigte ,geltern
on, oab sic Heporotnren Der genam-
ion @ebGilbe follm bis gum SdilI.
anfangstcrmin poaenbet neroen
oiiritcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

Son SEN alien geterancn
m pangen. Gie freipilliae
1cuertpebr . Gompagnie .@aibing-
ton Nr. Z" bon Wilmington, Gel.
pelde Meuoing unb Yerf, ga, be.
iltdt bat, itieg geitern Nobmittng
anf Ser Seimreiie in Baltimore ab
nnb mar bier orei StunOen lara
@oit oes Sereins Der alien ireiipilli-
gen 1eeurrpebr : Geteranen. 9ie Sc
teranen nabmen Die Sremoen INN 3
llbr am Galpert-9 abnboi IN Gm-
piang unb bradten o~ieielben, NIT
Muiiffapcle ungefdbr 80 Monn
ltorf, nod ibrem Sauptauartier an
Der &arriion.S traBe. 100 iie ieitIi'h
bemirtbet ml,rben. lin 6 llbr reiitcu
Die 9einher ipeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Moti5en II.

Stnbtratbs. Witglieb Soiiman be-
obiid)t, cine B%eroromung I'M Stuot-
rotb ein5ureiden, neld)e $4,000 fir
bcu 9au elmer oifentlifen Babes n.
italt in Der Nuhbarid)aft oes GroB-
Str. .Worftes perminiet.
SefretGr 9%eooenfpfi Don ser itGo-
tiifen 5reibao . Gommiiiiom Fat Die
Mitglieber Ser Goliniliion benod)-
rihtigt, ooB Die 9doer I'M 5reien am
Montog abeno, Den 10. D, a.. iiir
h,eies Sobr geid)luiien merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

@eIoienouneen ao& Oeuti&Iar1
unb Deifreid . llnadrn iiAer unb
i&neI beiorst. 5. 10 pnb 90 Narf..
ictpie 10 uno 20 aronen . e&eine an
uerfarten.
9les. s. 0ieser e e.,
s-) -. 217, oa'SaIdssse.e lr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

YerIonaInoti5. = Serr Soblt
q. Seniel, Sobn bes befonnten Sci.
henbeitatters Sobn ". 2eufeI. mod)t
IN Ncm-Yorf IN Tenonarb's College
fir Ginboliamirung einen &urius
OurdJ. .
9afeball. = SIN tieiiten Seller
iib' it bier, II. /. ~, beibt'si i'm 2ieoe
nnb Dies Gilt bon Dem MeiIter.
idofts-Glub Der Iesien Saiion, Den
Orioles. Die aeitern wieoer einmal
3lpei Spielc perloreu. Sm llebrigen
perliefen Die aeitriscn eonteite Der
oItlld,en 2iga nie folgt:
I'm W0iflut0re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Mms benl Mathbanie.

Gie W%aiiersnotb mlnnlebr in grelf-
borer NGbe. Ser Wolierper-
braild) GROCER ais Die 3ufubr.
Ilarinirellbp @crblltnil'e. = gritc
offentlibe Sieuug Oes Notltrgos-
Counties bes Staotrotbs. - Ser
ihiebenes.
Giile 8piiersnptb III baltimore,
ipelhe bon uieIen SClten nrr ais oas
Sirngeipinit einiger lleberangitliten
ongeieben lpnroe, lit iest in beoent-
!id greibqEe N1be gerildt. @olicr-
Sngcnieur sNuid mafte geitern Die
ulormirenbe Wittbeililng, Dab Der
Nerbrulld bon @oiier IN Der Staot
burf) Die 3uiubr aus Dem @ilnpolps
Der nno Sones' SGlcn iitt nlebr ge-
oeft merbe unb ooB Iofort Sdritte
eingeleitet fperoen milrOen, I'M arlge.
iidts oieier Situotion nud) Woglih-
tcit Ibbiilfe 81 iduffcn.
3rpei MitgIieoer Der @oiierbeboroe
ipeilen gegenipartIg a%lBerbalb Der
Stobt. Sr. Guid erflGrte aber, boB
er Die onbercn Wiitglieoer 81 elmer
Situng %einberufcn lperoc, Die mog-
liberipciie ifon bellte Itattfinoen
miro, nm 81 berotben mas CUR Dor.
beugung elmer mirtlihen @oIiers-
llotb 9eid)cben loll ulb mie Die galti-
more 5ur mogliditen Oetononlie I'M
@aiierperbroud ongebalten meroen
tonlen.
Ger @oNerperbrolib Der Staot
bon Tienitag Wittag bis Mittrpob
Wtittog betr,g 76,075,S36 Gubif. Sub,
m1brenb Die @oiier3uillbr iid) fir Die
gleide 3eit nui MIR G9,575,905 Gubif-
SUB belief, 10 bnB oIio Der Gerbraub
sic 3ufubr I'M 6,499,925 iiberpog.
Ser Wolierltano I'M 0nnpoiuoer'
Ieierpoir fpar ME 10 nieorig, wie iett,
in Der gar5cn 3eit, weIfe Der Recoro
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. umid)liebt
oaS lit felt Dem Sabre 1883. Ter
&oiieritono Der SoneS' 6aIle mar
ebenio nieorig 'ipie iebt i'm Septcm'
Der mo OCTOBER 1884, i'm Nu9uit
1893, I'M September 1896, I'M Otto
Der 1897 unb I'M september 1893.
@orI6ufig lit o%lleroings nod &C.
niigeno @oiier in Heierpe p%orbanoen,
boB feline lrnnlittelbore Nefobr be.
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FIVE ARE DEAD.
Collision Between Lake Shore Train
and Switch Engine.

Cleveland, Dec. 1S.--Five .trainmen
We're killed ana one other was severe
ly injured today when westbound
Lake Shore passenger train collided
with a freight train in the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern railway yards.
No passengers were injured.
The Dead.
H. L. ADAMS, passenger engineer.
JOHN -SWALES, freight fireman.
JOHN FRANK, switchman.
w. J. BURNS, freight engineer.
c. BASHER. freight trainman.
Jacob Carrier, Buffalo, N. Y; fire.
man on the passenger train, was scald-
ed and is in serious condition.
The collision occurred within sight
of the Union station. Snow was falling
and it is believed that the red light
which railway men were displaying to
warn the engineer of the passenger
train was obscured.
While crossing from one track to an
other the freight train was hit diago-
nally. The crew of the switch engine
was pinned beneath the wreckage. The
passenger engine overturned carrying
its crew underneath.
Several Vassar girls on their way
home for the Christmas holidays were
among the passengers and they en-
tered the work of giving temporary aid
to the injured. Not one of the girls
was hurt
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Preliminary Report on the Ex.
pl0rer'S North Pole Records
Is Submitted to the Consistory
at Copenhagen.
In A SECRET SESSION.
But 1t Is Known That an Ami.
mated Debate Followed.
1t Is Understood the Explorers
Data Are Insufficient.

Copenhagen, Dec. 1S.-The Asso-
ciated Press is informed by a high
authority that the committee of the
University of Copenhagen in its pre-
llmfnary examination of his records,
failed to discover proof that DR.. Fred
erick A Cook reached the North pole
A preliminary report was made by
the examining committee at a secret
session of the consistory of the uni
versity today. The consistory listened
to the report which provoked ami
mated discussion. 1t appears that tho
data SO far submitted are not sufficient
TO establish the explorers claims.
The result of today's discussion
was a request on the part of the con
slstory that the committee continue
IT'S work. The university body will
leave to the investigators proper the
matter OF making public later the re-
suits of their inquiries.
In the meantime it is announced hv
an OFFICIAL of the university, the con-
sistory will not make public any COM
munication based on information re-
ceived orally from the committee at
todays meeting. Popular opinion an
pears to have undergone a gradua,
cnange From the beginning of the
controversy the populace of Copen-
hagen has been decidedly pro-Coolx-
Patriotism has strengthened this SEN
ANSOCAt oSNolODIn2nIS how
ever, have been disappointing and To-
day the general impression prevails
that Dr. Cooks papers as submitted
do not constitute proof that he dis
covered the North pole.
They Expected 1t.
Washington, Dec. 1S.-Intense interest
was manifested here today bv OFFICIALS
of the National Geographic Society i'm
the preliminary report of the Commit
tee of the University of Copenbaeen
that it had failed to find proof sub
stantiating Dr. Cooks claim that he
had reached the North Pole, April 2I.
1905. None, however would permit
himself to be quoted
1t is a fact, however that there has
been in the membership of the society
a large element that was skeptical Of
DR.. Cooks claims and for that reason
DR.. Cook would not consent to have
the society pass on his records
AS soon as official announcement is
made of the conclusions of the univer-
sity's committee, the National Geo
graphic society will take prompt meas
ures to bring to an end the world wide
controversy as to the finding of the
North Pole, by demanding from DR.
Cook absolute proof of his claim. Fail
ing to receive convincing proof, the So
ciety will proclaim Commander Peary
as the discoverer of the pole
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OFF FOR UGANDA.
Colonel Roosevelt Begins Second Stage
of HIS Expedition.

Nairobi, British East Africa, Dec. Is.
To-day the American hunting and
scientific expedition began what may be
termed the second stage of its journey
in the interior of Africa. The objective
point is Gondokero. Uganda, which, it
is expected, will be reached on Feb
ruary II.
Colonel Roosevelt and his associates
were given a cordial sendoff as they
boarded the train at noon for Kisumu.
Arriving at that point tomorrow the
party will board the steamer Clement
Hill and cross Victoria Nyanza to En-
tebbe.
With the passage Of the lake, the
Americans will have left behind them
British East Africa and entered the
Uganda protectorate, the widest and
most beautiful, perhaps the most dam
gerous and certainly the most interest
ing field of their explorations.
All We're in the best of health when
they set forth today in search of new
conquests. At Entebbe Colonel Roose-
velt and Kermit will be entertained at
the home of the governor, proceeding
on Tuesday by motor car at Kampala.
atsthe head of the lake where they will
rejoin the others of the party. who in
the meantime will have arrived at that
place by steamer. At Kampala the
hunt will be organized and on Decem-
ber %. the invasion that will bring
them into the province Of the Nile will
be begun
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Lynch in Connecticut League.
SHE MAKES A SCENE.
Ocey Snead's Mother Led, Screaming,
From the Court Room.

New York, Dec. 1S.-Mrs. Caroline
B. Martin, mother of .Ocey Snead,
created a scene in the Tombs police
court when she was arraigned today on
a charge of murder. Denied permis-
sion to make statement Mrs. Martin,
who was not represented by counsel
declared she meant to have her rights
and resisted the court officers efforts
to quiet her. She was led screaming
out of the room
Mrs. Martin was recommitted to the
Tombs to await a further hearing on
Monday. In the course of her effort
managed to declare that at the time
of the death of Mrs. Ocey Snead, Mrs.
Mary Snead. Ocey Snead's mother-in-
law and Mrs. Martins sister were in
New York City and knew nothing
about the matter.
Prosecutor Mott of New Jersey said
he had arranged to have Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. Nary Snead held prisoners
in New York until he could obta in
their Indictment and extradition to
New Jersey. Mr.. Mott said he re-
garded as significant the discovery
that Mrs Martin had visited Fletcher
Ocey Snead, during the latter's volun-
tary exile in ST. Cathrines, Ont.
Up to the tine Sneads whereabouts
became known all the memb bers of the
family had asserted that, to the best
of their belief, ne was dead.
Mrs. Martin was brought into court
today in company with Mrs Mary
Snead, her sister also under arrest
in connection with the alleged MUIR
der
The court allowed her considerable