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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
5onnta9s-


lie Spnntngs InSgabc bcs
yScutldJcn GUrreIppnbcntcn,"
iueldDc num idJOn ieit IL Sabrcn
crlhcint, lit in Baltimore zines
Der belicbteitcn SamilienblGtter
gcluorbcu. Sas 8ebcimnif ocs
GrfolgcS liegt Ourin, baf Der
nGurreipUnSent" Senintiun ans
icincn Spaltcn fern 6Glt nno
MIR neutrality-suspicious. SeridDtc
liefcrt. 3nbcm iino Die Nadj-
ridJtcu neneitcn Satnms, bcnn
Der Correspondent" wirb Dun
Der rIiioeiirtcu ErciIc," Der
grGftcn Nadridtcn -Ngeutur Der
Mclt, bcoicnt, nno bic Nrtifcl
unb Gr5ablnn9cn iinb bic aus
8cindtcitcn,
Der murscn crifcincnOc
Spnntags : Correspondent miro
inter Tnbcrcm Die fulgcnbcn
Nrtifcl nnb Gr5ablnngcn ent-
Baltcn; SdJlnh ocs lGugcrcn Nr.
tifcls iiber Den ySrnnffnrtcr
Saiicr : 8eiaugS @cttitrcit,"
oSaS Sm5en nno Sic5cn,"
rNns Dem Scrlincr Sriiblinn"
rMifisc @coanfrn," r@nitiabr.
ten" p3abn- nnb Wnnopflcsc,"
pSricf Ten 5adiOn y. SOuf.
naflc, Gsn.," 6coidjtc uul ga.
Itur u. 4. Stcr9rr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

@cronOcrung Der 3o6len porgcrom
men bnbe. 9etr1dtlide Seiterfeit
pcruriohte 9r. Stpens nit Der 9e
nlarflng, Dab Sr. @olf Die unongc.
brodtcn Gngriife oui Die aominiitra.
ton nur aus Dem @runoe gcmod)t
babe, neil er bel Der Sert6cilung De,
Nemter 5t tnr5 9efommen iai.
W / d. ii 9aten I'M 9omns.
Sail.
I. Sftober 1905 - Iomns' Grncn.
ming sum Soten ourd Den Stoot.Hes
giItrotor 8ooper bel $500 @ebolt.
T.. 6ebruor 1909 - 9ef0roerung
5um Stod,Glerf bel $140O Sobresge-
bolt.
80. MGr5 - Inter Der @eiduloi.
gung Der llnteridlogung Don $1,000
I'M Hotbbous perboftet.
81. WGr5, 8 ll6r WorgenS - @on
Goli5eirid)ter Grammar gegen $4,000
Siirgidoft fir ein 8erbor an 9tad)-
mittog %entloiIen.
3 llbr NodmittogS - Ginbolt5bc-
febl crmirft, Oamit i'm Die Eoli5ci
nidlt photographic.
5 l(br NodmittoaS - @cgen $10,s
600 9iirgihoft entloiicn. - Ger Be
trog Der llntcrihlogc bon @eloer miro
oui ilbcr $4,000 feltgeitcat.
10 llbr Nben0s - 9omnS in Der
@irtblhoft lcincs &oterS in SIt.9ol-
tlmorc mieoer pcrboftet.
I. gpril. s llbr WiorgcnS - Gem
Ypli5eirid)ter Sobonnicn mc9en I'M
teridlogung bon $26,0S0 porgciilbrt
un6 fir Elm &erbor ou Nodnlittog
feitgcbolten.
3 llbr NohmittogS - @on EoIi5ei=
ridtcr Sobonnien obne 3nloiiun9 bon
@iir9ihoft fir Gin Tcrbor am .. Npril
ie~Itgeboltcn.
4 llbr Nofmittogs - GoS @obeoS
Corpus Geriobren fiir icine 5reiloi.
lung ongcmonot. Hid)ter Stodbriogc
ltcat Die @iirgifoit ouf $4,000 felt
mo bieielbc fam nid)t mIigctriebel
mcr0en.
,. Npril - Eie @rob9eiGporcncn
cr6cben 35 Nnflogepunftc 9c9ell
Gomna mo ole 9iir9idoit miro oui
$S7,500 ieItNeitcat. Hidter Scui@ier
bob 0cn Ginbnlt5bcfchl bctrefi9 0eS
neutrality-suspicious. bea @efangcncl
oui, GolunS miro burd) EoIi5cirid)-
fer ,iobomnicn Dem @eri6taperfobren
il~bcrpicien.
3. gpril 49, Sou3iu6ln0 IN Go!pnS'
@obmn0 mo Gouiistotion Ociien
Giqentbllm.
%. 9pril - GrunS ploihirt I'M
GriminoIgcridlt ~niht lfllloig."
7. SUM - 9e0inu hes Ero5eiies.
10. SUM- - ShllIB Der 3cngenouS.
inGcll.
If, SUM - 9eeinn ocr}lrgunente.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Epnncnanf. nn0 .ltnteraana.
Tas @cttcr.

Sir Worplano mo ben 1iitritt
Columbia bcllte mo nlorgcn tlar,
lcid)ic umipringcn0c Min0c.
Nod0cm mebrcrc Gage rcgncrild)e5
@ettcr in Baltimore bcrride, luar eS
geitcrn roden, lllo oltd) mGrnlcr. Gie
b0dlte 6empcratllr mar 70 @rao I'M
4 llbr Nahmittags uno oic nicOri0Ite
81 @rno Dor 6 llbr Worgcna,
Sr Den nnoeren Sunocs Wcttcr.
9~eobod)tungSs Stntioneu ocs SonocS
muroen bic i~olgcnocn boditcn Cent
pcroturcu ucrjcihnct: Gnitport u,
Gortlono rs, Bolton II. gllbonp rs,
Acr.yorf y, Philadelphia rs, 9lt-
lantic Gitp 81, Cape Mnp g. Wnib-
ington IS, Noriolf 80, Charlotte SO,
@ilmington 80, Gborleitou 90, 60
Connub %, ~Sodlonoiae 81, Supiter
sc, Sen @cit S6. 9ltlunto SO, Mont.
golnerp IS, @emsS Orleans IS, @ole.
ltinc 8S, @olpelton 81, Corpus
Gbriiti SO, Mempbis sc, Cincinnati
rs, Yittsburg 76, S8mcgo 68, 9ui-
iulo GA, GIepeIono 66, Getroit n.
Nllpcno 80. Marailctte "A, 8rcen
Ban rs. Chicago &C, Iuliltb so, ct.
Saul so, ct. 2oniS rs, &oninS Gitp
6S, Smoho 66, Surou 76, 9iSmord
70, 8iQiiton -, &oorc 81. Selcno
ca Solt &ofe II, Icnpcr -, Nortb
Rlottc GG, Gobgc Gity ~, Amoriuo
76, Sos angelcS 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
@altimurcr, mcldJc bic SOmmcr.

@altimOrcr, mcldc bic SOmmcr'
Monntc n~nfcrBnlb Der Staot Ocrbrin'
gen, fOnncn ben rGOrrcipUnecnt"
nadJ iracno cincr glbrcHc in Ocn Scr.
cinistcn Staatcn, europa, Wcgifu
nno Canada 3nacidDift crbaltcn. Die
Norciic mag 10 oft ais scluiinIdt &c.
1n0crt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
c~fiiSiener etans Der 6mbs.
Meinhcit Srs nlaidlenbicrcs.

9icr. mittelit Der iieucitcn mo
beItcn Woidincrien in Der ncl,elt 9ln.
lnge Der Geo. @iintber. JIM, 9rolt.
So. aui 8Ioiden seiuat, lit an @e-
iGfnnd mo &altbnrfeit Dem melt
iiberlegen, bos mad Der oltell Nc.
t6ooe 6ebanbelt miro. gcriud)t cine
Site uib iiber5cugt Gid. @eitcat
bon Der 0raucrci ODER @biiltps
groSo gertbeilungs -9lacnten. Site
bon 2 Tllbrlo 5laihcn $500.
Miui4 81, 30, ga
Nage fhr's slmsIaHb bffsrat y. Aeinr, 5ia
ct>HatttmsresetT, Hane 0nfom eouie.sipenne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Heincs, gnt s~cgubrcnes nnb Angela.
acrtes Yicr

lit Der @%eiutobeit 3utrGglif. IaS
aus Der biciigcn rAmericun9reperD"
BON Srn. Sreb. 9ouernihmiot Der.
porseguneene uSolnce"- @cbr1u miro
inter beiien cigcner auiiidt heree.
itellt. Gulielte lit lieblid) i'm @e.
ihn1af, angcnebm 5n trinfen nnb
miro BON bieiisen anerfannt fiiftigen
aer5ten ais a6iplltt rein uno Die @e.
initobeit in bpbem @rdoe ioroernb
be5cifnet. Iae AnitrGgc finoen
pronlpte Iuimerfiomfeit. 9rouerei
it04-1t2S Siaen-S trnBe. Eel. 6.
& =. ct. Eaul 364, To. Gollrtldno
1891. 1859
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Charles Moore ungcfcrti0t mprocn
lei un0 crflorte mcitcr, ouB nicnlul@
Der Selucis porGclcNcn bnbe, Dab Die
$1,000, ATS Dem gSoiicr z 9eporte.
ienncllt %icnlolS nnd 0cnt 9iircnl ocs
Stoot.GOntroleilra foIlten.
Ser Stoot," fltbr .Sr. @oli tort.
obot Srn. E6omoS nitnlols geirogt.
ob GolurtS 6aS @elo nqbm. @oaeu
Sic oieicn @Qrh Sim Tieb Iicnipcln,
lucnn Sic nidt 6clpeiIti f0nllelL oob
ous @elo Dorbnn0cn mar? @oS mir.
Den Sic bon eiltcm cbrlidel Wonnc
NnOtrcs %ptrlongpu, ais bob, mcnn CT
zines 9tebItnbls' beldllloi9t mare, er
iogcn luiirbc: Sty babe otniclbcn nidlt
bcgongen, Ser Stuutsumualt lit Gin
bon Der Stnot be5oGlter 9eomter, II.
eS lit nidt mcbr, lpie biQig, cob CT Ole
Administration uuircd)t crb0lt."
Nmh @rit. @olf bcqonn Der Hcd)tS.
Nnlpolt 1bomaS s. @ecfs Elm Yloi.
ooper Iitr cen Ingeflogtcn. @r fiibr.
tc in crItcr Clinic aus. ooB Die 3obl
Der StadtS5Cugen bon so an Is gu
lontncn geihn1ol5en ici. Zen Sfmer-
piultt GER &crtbeioigung lcgte CT ouf
ooa ongeIiGd)iiidc Tcd)tSprin5ip,
lpcld)es crtlGrt, oob Elm Mann oils
lnld)lloig 6ctrnftet merocn ioa, 10
longc, ais ieine Sfpllo nift erlpi1ien
lit.
IS mnroc," ioate CT inter Nnbc.
rem, afein 9clpeiS erbroht. mobill
Oo0 @clo Oing. 3cnn ctmus 9citot-
len miro, 10 miliien Sic bGueiien, no
bin Der yeitoIcne 8cgenitono gcbt."
Nlid) ST.. @ccts mod)te lid) iiber Die
Grperte.L mclhe Sonbihriften 81 ent-
5lfttrn ludell, lhitig unO bebouptetc,
naB ieoer 9eomtc i'm 9ilrcon oes
StnGtrcgiitrutnrs inter Gcrood)t lte.
re, mcsbolb Mic hiinihten. Dab
Eoluno id)nloig b~efunoen lperoe. Ger.
lelbc iole 0cn Siinoenbod ipiclen.-
Sem Grpcrtcn mari CT Dor, GoB Der
lelbc lid i5Ihit fir cine bcltimmte
Suntnle ongeboten hnbc, mibrigen.
foas 0icier picueidt ieine Iienite Der
Sertbeloigung SIR Strfiigitn9 geitelt
bate, Sann fam Sr, Wecfs oltf Den
Nrn1briid) 81 ipredlen, inoern CT err
flnrtc, Dob ser ArSt meld)er GplpnS
bebopOclte, mebr competent gelpeietl
lei, Gin l~lrtIeiI nb5ugebcn, mic Der
Betoit9nisnr5t, ba gritercr nit Den
ilc,ielten Wtetbo0cn pcrtraut lei,
Stnatsonbolt Siueits icbte in let
item S&hiBpldiboper 5rerIt Den lit
tcrldlisp 5piid)cn llntsrlhla1lmg UNI
StcbftaDl nuseito1btr unb erflurte
Die 0tetloDe Der @crtheibigung oils
oie bcnlcrfcnslpertbeite, nelder ct i.
mals bcgeGnct Jet. Gs gcbe, iogte CT,
ftinen 8runO, Dob Gpluns megen eli.
mes lhledlten 9udlfiibruIlgs.S pitents
freigelprodcn rperben iolte. Gr CT
mobnte Die 8eihlporenen, lid midi
ourh ben Nppea all oos Iitlcio fit
DIE gageborisen ocs gngefloaten be.
einflnlien 81 ~loiien. Sauptiod)lides
8cluitIt lcate CT uber niif Die 1bot.
lode, bob Gomrs orn 8. W1r5 1905
haS @elb nod) scr .Rntio,ul Murinc
Vanf@ 9ctrhgen babe. SeoeS Bud
I'M giirenu oeS Staht.Heliitrntors
erflurte er, 6esueiie, bah Torpns oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
$td0t Baltimore.
1Iutcrhnltnnas. @eamciicr.

,gieturiG@8mbcciae uno 9sanocbiIocr.
uWtarnIano"-aettb's "Au Sidr"sN"Aoeolue
uuo 9SanoeIbiIoer.
rn6 AbcnoS Gou3crtc mn &nuorpluc.
bah SBnrc Y0rt" I09ilG SpH6ertc PCS
n@oiionin SnrneHsS rhctlcro" uno anocre vi
iruitionen. n
mo nHbcrc llltcrbuliun1er.
Hnresm'S Zeal ehorc Bart, 0eiport -
Gdllib SSaHoelbilocr uHo Irbere uhletqnl
iItqen.
SUM. aroBes 5riblinasicit III D5ttoer Siep'
"@Gimbriuus oHuarr ,lintertitnusS gerein"
SonnioQ ben IS. 2unt groBer 6atIliI'e1'
Saiebnn in yGrtaIe.Fart"' = Seuie Salils
more ee0eu RoGeitcr in 5tpct Spteleu.
HnrisGnn5crte.
Tic QarfsGuu8erte tirNen ME tolgt. %itatt:
SPontaa' a., 5ebcraI Sla.,d H.. ,St;Scritoe.8 ayi"
(~ahiuehielno) a.
Glcnllda .'..'...a .'''.' g,Suitltlu. SUI.
MNiilpoD ........,.. ''..oS tulnaplu ,Sult
8orneriia9. ....,.."...'' ~ attomiSari
6retinq. ....''''a oeluton' sui.
Se Pas gaioinnnitaos.& oirisicrf l1irS ) BON SH't ; iiSr sSsad.
mittags bis I lbr Gtbeuos pcbaIten.
Sic GcnBerte an ben @jo6cntdGcH iinocn
bon l9s bis 10 ubr Nbenbs itntt.
Ernaranm iir 1ente.
,patteriDn'garf."
Sr. Euulel SelouGrn, EtrtAcnt,
Wturid o@lno Smilcs" ............. 8nbil
Cupcriiirc pQbeorc". .......,..... .D|ainHet
Selfition ~ lrapinia" ...'..' %etoi
gSiiG Clarinet 'so IsO' .%tSlnoaiiric 4iacfitortaiic Grniicca
&tliGm Stange.
r3noidn. Gunpnian" ....,....,... @orocn
SS GaeniWT' Gb 5T'I aus benz .%9aiicciia5 .SSSaaHGoSli
SclCitioH oGuicl Of EerrD" ..........S lcott
,Uicolcu SoH05 of TooGb" ............ TtBca
Minri1 Corn Spuds" .puoh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Non @as bet1nbt.

NDH 0uS DeInIIDI.
Or. SomueI q. 9eQ, friiber Coroner
inn iiioli6en EOIi5cioiltrift, i'll be-
wuBtloiem 3illtanoe in Ieinem
3inmcr oufgefunben, Iaer
@obrideinliffeit nod liegt lin.
fall Dor. - 9iirite geneien.
Sn benuBtloiem 3uItunOe, bon
Sos betGubt, lpur0e geitern Wforgcu
gegen = llbr Der etma 70-i6brige Or.
Gommel u. @cn, fir cine 3eit lang
Coroner i'm lilolidcn Eoli3eiotltritt,
in ieinem 3inmer i'm Oritten Stod-
lperf oes Saltieo 9tr. 649, &eit.6op-
cttcltroBe, BON 0crrn &. Soloing, c-
mem 3immernohborn, allf Dem 9ette
liegeno, oufgcfunoen. }9err 9aloing,
Der Den jenem 3imn1cr entItromcnoell
@aSgcruh entoedt bate ln0 olrd)
Die unperl6loicne S9iir IN onSIelbc
ellge0run9en mar, benadrlhtl8te
Scrrll Ionm 9iebel, ben SIlbubcr oes
SoltbnuicS, Der ici1terIcitS Die iueItlis
die Eoli5eiltotion t%elepboniid) 6cnof-
riftigte. Sn Der Imtbulnn5 luur0e
Der 9elpuBtIoie mad Dem rMorplon0
llniperIitGtS : Soipital" gebrodt, no
eS Den acrjten iebr bolb gelong, i'm
ms 2eben 5uriid5urufen. Sein Sc.
finOen ipor qeltern Nu6mittag cilt
iebr 5ufrieoenitellenoer; Die 9ler5te be-
gen baber Die beitinlmte 3uucrlid)t,
i'm oln Seben 6u erbaltelt.
@ie 6rou 9iebel eiuenl 9eriftere
%itotter oe8 .9eutifen Correspondents
ten" mittbeiltc, bate Der first crit oin
Wiittiuod Elm 3immer in ibrem Soft
balIe be5ogcn. Gr erldien ongeblid)
frGnflid) uno idluddlih mo bate
Die @%emobnbcit, 81 lif) lelb't 5ll 'pres
den; i'm llcbrigcn licB er ober tetllc
9ln5ei9cn bon S6lpermiltb ooer Sc
bensii6erbruB crfenncll.
SIS beItcht oie @crmutbltng OuB Der
olte &err, olS er lid) on1 9(6cno sur
Mube 6lriid5og, mobrldcinlld) Den
@nSbobn on0rebte.
2ot6olii6er MiiiionS-
GongreB. - Sic n&irdJc olti Hos
ocrn" mo bic Nnldoifung Don 0tii'
iion1r5eltcu fir Ole Miiiions- Arbci-
ten inter DEN Stnoioncrn biloeten Die
Sorpttbcmoto Der geltrigen SIbuh9
Der ohtcn Sabres . Gonfcren5 OeS
fotboliifen Miilion5pcrbanoeS bon
g(merifo in @nibiugton. 2ie Dor
t6cilc Der Stride ouf GGbcrn" pltr-
oen in eiucm Gortroge Heu. Sobn
Sonolp'S oIseinonoerqeiest, Der olif
Der Gonfcren5 3llr Berleiung gelang'
tc. @eiter mllrbe Die @rnennung et-
ncS Gomttc'S beihloiieu, bos ben Sn-
bolt elmer 9epeid)e All ben Yaplt ouis
3iticben boben miro. Gas 3elearomnl
ion oen Ianf iiir Elm Ane%rfcnnutgS-
Shrcibcn nusiprcden, Oas Der Eupit
i'm lebtcn SerbIt oen omerifaniiden
Miilionen 5ugeben lieB. SdlieBlid
eelangtc Gin 9rief pom Cardinal
@ibbons sur S%erlciung, in Dem Der
9r1lot Dor 9lQcm ouf Die @idtigfeit
bcS OtiiiionS /. Gongreiies bin1pciit.
0ie Convention Der nState
2ircnen's Niiuciation" III 9am-
bridge, Mo, fam g~eitcrn 5ltm ab-
ihluB. Die nelien 9eamten iino:
GrGlioent o. 8olter 8rigbt bon
Cambridge, Scnior 8icc Erdiioent
Robcrt St. @cblter bon Baltimore,
Sefret6r 4. 6. Sollor bon SporromS
&oint, ShotmciIter @. u. 8innid
bon 6roItburg, Srultee Ebilipp s.
8orter bon annapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
War Hciiicrt.

Wiar Hcihcrt.
galtimurc's SentidDcr Ebutosrapb,
409+11 Nurb-@aD. Strake.
Samilicngrnppcn,
Spd5citsgrnppcn,
Gin5elanfnabmen,
9inoeranfnabmcn,
@crgrokcrunsen mad
Nitcn Silbern.
llniibcrtruffenc fiinitleriide Tr6ci'
ten. Wahise Erciie.
gilocr mcrocn geidrmafuoll cinsc'
rabmt. Bite, adDten Sic anf bic
ubise Noreiie.
"a (Se6t3,1&S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Sbeu. $. 9icner & &c.,
217, Ef.yaftimure.S trabe.

0eiitides nnb anberes ausldnbi.
ides Beio gefanft uno perfauit.
geIbienoungcn beiorgt mad Eeutid,
lano. SeItrcid, HuBlanb u. /. ~.
Bediel oiisgeiteIt auf ausIdnbiite
gdnfen. Grebitbriefe 1inS aroeeIers
gheanes. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Notij.
Scbbel's cin5iges Gtnbiu.

Scbrrmann fcunt Ole poi, nns &C.
l~icirrte Nrbcit; mir oenfcm nidlt on'
rar, inns ielbit 81 lubcn, ioubern iibcr-
Iaiicn birs nnirren 2ciitmngcm. Sciac
1reppen bel ms 5n critcigen. aaiIcn
Sic iid) uun NnSercn nid)t tanidcn,
cs sicbt MIR Gin cin5ises SebbcI-S tm-
bio nno bics briinort iidD i'm Nartetrc.
Ndltrn Sic amf bas Sans, no unier
Wamcn anf SbHrcn nnS Tenitcrn
itc9t.
Gcinc Mgcntcn. Sin Yreis.
MdJtcn Sir anf
-Scb6el'S-
32f Nuro.0ap- Ctr, naBe &igb.
154,tMD
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Icrcinigte SGnacr ppu Baltimore.
-Waiicnprubc-
Counting, 13. Snni, Ibcnbs SIS.
@crmanin, MGnncrd)pr' Safe.
G63)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Taie sur 8ciie in's TnsIanS be.
iorgt s. Maine, VT. Alb, Ci.@alti.
mOreirahe, nabe Gaitom &suie Xue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Safe fir's yluslans befstst O.. Maine, 4f3
cf.Saitimoresetr nnte gufum 1uHie.Auenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

&aiCball. - Gic Orioles Der.
lcrrn aeitcrn; nit elmer Scorc bon
) 81 I murocn lie Don Dem Stub BON
Aodcltcr geidllogcn. Gic Clubs pom
EroDiocncc mo Soronto ipieltcn
nld)t. 4ic SpicIe Der anoerCn lch9
Clubs Der 0ltlid)cn Stgu ucrlicicn uie
iolgt:
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28
PLEADS NOT GUILTY, BUT MAKES
NO STATEMENT.
CONTINUED from page one. )

ter each one had taken a few drinks
Smith pulled revolver on Sidwell
in the alley back of the Loeffler
store. Sidwell took the revolver from
him. slapped him and made him put
the revolver back in his pocket, tell
ing him he would get into trouble
The two men then started to walk
toward the northern limits of the
city. presumably to go to friend of
Smiths in the country TO leave the
gun. 1t was nearly night. In a
clump of trees just beyond the city
limits and north of Officer A. l.. Hal
ligan's residence on Third and Bel
ford, they stopped to talk over their
affairs. Smith, says Sidwell, sat
down, Sidwell declined to sit down,
Smith pulled his revolver and re-
marked, Il do not believe this thing
is loaded" and deliberately pointing
il at Sidwell fired twice. one ball
striking Sidwell in the shoulder, the
other in the abdomen. The badly in
jured man ran toward the Ha1ligan
home. Officer Halligan ran to his
assistance and the man who did the
shooting made no attempt to escape
but on the other hand helped Officer
Halligan with the wounded man and
later was taken to the county Jail by
Officer Halligan.
For days Sidwell lay at St. Mat
thew's hospital fighting valiantly for
life. The wound in the abdomen was
of most dangerous nature and his
chances for recovery were slight but
finally he began to improve and a
few days ago was able to leave the
hospital although he is still very
weak and under the care of physic-
ions.
Al the preliminary hearing today
Smith maintained a cool, rather un-
concerned air. He has declared all
along that he had no malice against
Sidwell but that Sidwell had asked
to meet his wife and this had made
him mad and other things had wor-
ried him and then he did not intend
to kill Sidwell
Deputy District Attorney McClin-
tock represented the prosecution at
the hearing this morning. Sidwell
took the stand, related the circum-
stances leading up to and surrounding
the shooting. Nothing new was
brought out in his testimony. Of
ficer Halligan told of hearing Sidwell
call, of going to his rescue, of taking
Smith to Jail and detailed other cir
cumstances as described previously by
The Sentinel. DR.. Coltrin told of
the nature of the injuries of Sidwell.
Sidwell declared emphatically in
his testimony that he gave Smith no
cause or provocation whatever to
Justify shooting him.
The court asked Smith if he de-
sired to make a statement Smith
asked to be sworn and then, appar-
emily changing his mind, declared
that he had no statement to make at
this time. He stated that he had no
attorney and did not desire one. He
said that he did not care to question
any of the witnesses although he lis
tened attentively to the testimony.
After hearing the evidence the
court bound Smith over to the district
court, March term, fixing his bond
at $1,000. The defendant cannot
give bond and must remain in the
county jail.
Both Sidweii and Smith have borne
good regulations.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28
Advertised Letters.

Following is list OF letters which
remain uncalled for at the Grand
junction postotiice for the week end
ing December 25: Samuel d. Alrich
Mrs. Gene Adams; Joe Caputo; Mrs.
S. Crook; Charlie Cobb; Jim Fitzpat-
rick; Miss NJ X Friends; Miss Lena
Gates; James Gaines. Frank Green
field; John Gwyn. Jno. Gadbery; G
Goodman: Chas. G. Gibbs; Mrs. Anna
Gerbrick; Goodwin Griswal: Mrs. c.
A. Hedrick; Miss Lizzie Herschide
j. Hunt: Mrs. Warren Howe; Frank
T. Howard; Henning Hagland CD ;
Melt Harrison; Mrs. Martha Haynes;
John +. Harley; Miss Helen Haines
Mrs. c, Hedrich Ben H.; Jay Hadge-
cock; II. NJ. Harmon, E. G.. Hewlett
Mrs. c. A. Jackman; Richard James;
otto Jones; S. j. Johns; o. S. Jones /;
Mrs. Lid Johnson; John Johnston /;
Ross Krebbs; l.. c. Kaufman; Jessie
Krump; Mrs. Geo. Kiertly; Mrs. Chas.
Knowell; Morris Kohn Earl Klohr
Earl Klore; Mrs. c. n. Logan. Fred
Lewis; Mrs NJ NJ. Lane; Verne Lew
is: Walter Livengood; j. Lofholn
James Long; W. NJ. Miller; Vaner
Matson: Rolando Martinez, Raphael
Malto (2): E1 c. Mapledoram; Mrs.
frankie Millish; Mrs. Maud McKin-
ney; G. Millard: w. NJ. Murphy; s.
Mann; G.. L. Miller; Mrs. +. c.
Mooss: Mrs. T. Mattios: Mrs. Laura
Newton; Miss Lillian Neal; j. II.
Neale (2); w. C. Newell; Nate Og-
den; John f. O'Niel; Ray Olin; Miss
Babe Potter; f. C. Prichard: r. F.
Plumb; VIM. Payne; Matt Piasek /.
Dee Quinn; Amanda Richardson: s.
A. Reese; Stanley Reed; Mrs. Maud
Smock; 7. L. Spaugland; p. T. Ste
vens; Mrs. o. j. Severson; o. j. Sew
erson; S. j. Scored; Mauriel Shelter.
Kari Schwartz; Warren Sells; Mrs.
Matte Shandro; Mrs. Della Stoner;
Miss Cora Sprouse; Mrs. Merry
Stwart; Miss Lillian Swenson; Mrs.
Emma Sherwood: Mrs. Lille Still
WELL Master j. Ppieles; c. II. Smith
Miss Bessie Smith; S. r. Smith: Mrs.
Emma smith; S. w. Smith; Marie
Tarter; Milton Temple; J. Sterl
Thonfason; Mrs. Gertie Taylor: Mrs.
ID. X. Torrance: Mrs. r. P. VanDoel /:
Glenn II. Webster; Miss Ruth Web
ster: Kirk Willis; Miss Susie Winger
Eugene Wright: Mrs. Lizzie Watson I:
Clifford Whalley. When calling for
letters in this list, please say nd
vertised," and give the date of this
list.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

The great Charity Ball is almost
here. 1t win take place next Thurs
day evening at the Auditorium which
will be beautifully decorated for the
occasion. There has been great
sale of tickets, but there is always
room for one more at the big hall.
The chaperones will be Rev. and Mrs.
Joan Wallis Oil. Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
McMullin, Mr.. and Mrs. p. p Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N Bunting
The floor managers Will be
Dan Hill, Sterling b. Lacy, Irv-
ing Emerson, L. NJ. Hardy and A. r.
Sampliner. The music will be the
best that can be procured and last
but not least delicious luncheon
Will be served by the ladies'. Those
who fail to attend this, the event of
tho season, will miss delightful
time socially and the opportunity of
helping in worthy cause. Don't
forget, Thursday evening.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28
&--O--C--I--E- T. "
~ssAsA sss<~

Miss Pearl Copeland, teacher OF
The Fruityale school. left last even
ing for Provo. Utah. where she will
he married to Mr.. Allender, a well
known ranchman living east of that
city. They will make their future
home in Provo.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

TO TRADE want to dispose of my
10-acre ranch and leave Grand
valley on account of i'll health.
and will take city rental property
or lots to the amount of about $3,-
600 as part payment. If you want
place with the finest fruit soil to
be found; one that Is in an ideal
location; one that will make you
money right from the start-aHi
will more than double in value in
side of 5 years, and are willing to
talk fair on a trade. l am ready to
talk business with you and will
give good trade if l can get
away soon. Bargain for cash Ad-
dress Owner, care Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

Owing to the extremely cold wealth
cr and the many counter attractions
in the way of social gatherings. lodge
meetings. etc, there was not a very
large audience out last night to enjoy
the superb concert rendered at the
Congregational church by the famous
Central Grand Concert company, the
fourth attraction on the Y. NJ. C. A.
Star course. 1t was easily one of the
most brilliant classical music pro-
grams heard in the city in a long
time. Every number was magnificent
in its rendition and selection and the
audience was enraptured. Each of
the four members of the company is
an artist of marvellous ability and
power. The company is composed
of Mas Edith Adams, yiolincelist. .
Mrximilian Dick, violinist Mrs. Aube-
Pearle-M Meyer, soprano; Adolph Knau-
er, pianist The next attraction on
the lecture course will be Frederick
Ward. the famous actor, now retired.
in one of his great lectures.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28
II. VANDERWERF
President
HENRY CORDING,
Secretary.

There is still quite demand for
extra copies of the Sentinel's crop
edition. The big stock of extra cop
les has been exhausted and many
have been disappointed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
AT the Y. NJ c. A. building the Wo-
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

No charge for hcarse II caske
costs $50 or more.--E. A Krohn, uu
dertaker.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

Don't you want to go sleigh riding
II 30. call the Blue barn, phone June
tion 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

Any make sewing machine for rent
by week or month. Prices reason
able. Phone junction 16l.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-28

Today 1t is announced that the Iri-
quois Athletic Club. recently organ
lied with about 80 members, will
give a big dance at the Auditorium
on the night of February 9