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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Sic ruiiiih 3eitung
aNuBfi &loolio" brtngt aus aroBnic
Sclo, 100 0o0 WoroecorpS un0 81
nicntruppen Wtnn0ucr obbultclt, iol-
gcnoc g%IcllBcrumQcn zines ruiliider
0encroIitobS Sffi5icrS: Ger General
tuoelt, boB I'M rulliidcl Scerc nun.
rncbr alleS mr. nod DEM Wtu6itubc
heS iopo1iiden &riegc1 genlcliet
iuilroc. Ter arieg gegen Die 9eut-
ld)cL an Den Der @enerol III SGloc
alullbt, lucr0e eill gan5 dnNerer leln.
8egen Sopon babe man iid) niemolS
uorbcreitct, gegen 9eutIdlono jconh
felt Dem @erliner &ertroge. nllnier
gauges Seer lteht oil Der Weltgren5c;
mir iibcrid)0ben cher Ole oeutihc Sec.
reSfrnft ais o0B mir, pie betreii9 So
pon'0, oaS 8%c0entbeil tbnn. 2ie
oeiltld)e Nrmce lit 5peiiclloS gut;
ober 0uB lie better ais Die lnlerige
mare, lGBt iid) nid)t logcn; tie fonne
nidt ullf cilten mbcoingten @rfolg
ilbcr llnS red)nen. Weoer Die Eolen
nod Die Office eutlden iperoen ltnS
b%itttergeben, aus DEM einfod)en
@runoe, mcil Tie cS bel ms better bu.
beil." Seit DEM &ricge NIT &opan
icicn bier Sabre pergonoen. Gtc
ltetS 5ltm Spott geneigte rulliId)e @e.
icuidoit 9lnllbe, cS babe lid) IN oieier
3eit MIR nm Observation-Disclosures
uno ionltigc AeitBerlidtciten gebon-
oelt. slber man IRE it'd gelpoltig.
gScr @elegenbeit babe. cinen Ginblid
5i geminllen, crtenne lofort, iucld)er
genultige llmldmung Dor lid gegall.
gen, narncntlid bel beucn, Die 5li-
n1dlt berllicn ieien, PETERSBURG 5u
pertbeibi9erL rno mic in ieoer Ve5ie-
bun9 georbeitet miiroe. Gon oen Sa-
poltern lpilBten mir 10 gut mle nid)tS;
bon bcr 0cltihen fcnncn mir ieoen
GorpSbeicblShaber mo ocn @eilt ie-
beH Hcgirnent0. or? Gen Geut.
ltcn Iiebt man I'M &olfe nid)t; Der
&rieg ge9en Seutihlono mGrc Elm
mobrer &oltStrieo ..." Soute cin
rl,iiiihcr @encralItublcr mirfIi6 10
ciniGltigeS 3eug geid)uGbt bobcn2
8lnuben'S uid)t.
Sn Gnglono boben lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Bon SON
Sun . Eamilicn GrfnriUncn

na6 Inunpplis uno @eit 8iuer, Snmpicr
,9ntnia @iles," Montas, Niittppd, uno 8rei.
tag, 100 Sorm. Riidfebr etlua 7.30 SbelOS.
S.45 NbenoS.
9nlbteiertags @riurltonen ieSeH eamitaa,
100 gia1m. 3lriid bel Monoe5Iiht 1915
gbenos. Wiabl5citen soc. 9iIlete SOC. EunI
Bier 9tr. 1G, gigbtsStrabe. 2uIheiter 50.
CSunil0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Dat QaWn GemeterD,

Gaitcrn.gtpeuuc.T unb, uabe surth 9nint'Sloae
geianoiac Nutidt. 8radtupnc Sage.
Guuil9 .OUtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
THE WAY DOWN . THE . BAY

Saft sur zee II. Gbuptant'9l iuer 6 Giuriioucn,
150OieileH; GdI5ipaiier; ben 9an5enlag 9ebcns'
GrbaIter; Snmpfer ,9Hma Giles" SienIag
nno Suunsrftns, Z llbr Wiorgens. 81 Sauie
nm 1915 abenoS. 9ilete SOC. 8e9iun 90.
SUM. (Sunil5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

well 10 oil etn ~ { en-
lidcr @eitaltotbeil bes 2cbcna lcill
ltto lid)t ctluoa, init Dem man iid'
nllr ollie iicbcn Gage einuoI beioBt
un0 Damn in mGqlid)it fieinen Toi3ll
QcnieBt." bat GrdiiOent loit bel Der
@runoitcinle0un8 elmer STRIDE III
@oibinAton gcIagt uno babel elmer
perniinitigan &ebenaireuoe Dos @ort
qercOet. @ie red)t ErGiibent Colt
audi baben mag, er miro puritanlldc
Sobbatbs. Sanotifer nitt bctebren,
&er3ng Gr. &orl GbeoOor
in 8opern. Der bcriibnltc Nu9cnar5t,
nollenOct om 8. NugllIt icin 10. sc.
bclsjobr. ISn Den &reiien ieincr dr5t.
lihen StonocSgenOiien miro in Wtiil.
hcn cine bcionocrc SuIoigung fiIr
Dcu Erin5cn porbcreitet, Der ourd)
iei,1 cmincntca @ilien mo ieinc Gr6ts
Lido Stunt cine 2eud)tc mo 3leroe
Ger oeutiden Yer5teihuft gcpor0en
lit, un0 ociicn groBe, ME ucrlagenoc
&er5ensgiitc mo WenId)enirGunolid-
felt ibn1 sic aufri6tigItc &erebrung
Der Otitlpclt cingetragen bat.
Sic Iuqlic0erung oe@
GongoItuotc5 on @elgicn cntluidelt
lid 81 elmer internationnlen 6ragc,
an Der iid oltd Die @ercinigtet Stou-
ten betbciIi9en. Nic ca beiBt, mel
CERT lid Die 9un0earcgicrung, Die
Nmcttiruug or5uerfenncn, menn Die
&o0e Scr G%ingeborenen 0ea ofrifunl.
id)cn @e6ieteS nid)t ~perbeiiert miro.
Sine etluoS eigentbiimlihc Stelungs
nobmc. @o9 gebt Die 8unbesregie-
rung I'M 0ru10e genommen Die Gage
Der Gingcborencn im GongoItuatc
an? Wfit benz gIeiden Hed)te fonltc
cine olSlpGrtiac Wtod)t iih in bic Mn.
gelcgenbeiten Der Ebilippincn cinntus
ld)cn. lln0 mas geoentt Die 8unoe0.
re0icrlng 81 tbllnJ falls @elgien lid)
oerortigc &oridriftcn perbittet? Die.
lC 9lrt BON NualnnOpolitit fam mn
81 elmer 8Iomoge fiIbrcn.
Nit Sen 8arlamentcn it
sur 3eit nidt piel Staot 81 modlen.
9cr GongreB Ser Sereinigten Stau-
ten bringt noh Viorrotc longer Nr-
belt ein Gariigcieb 5u StunOc, Oo@
qernoe Dos @egentbeil bon Dem iii,
luoS 1a icin iolte. IiC &orrifotlIr Ell
ncr 9orifrcpiiion. Ger oellti6c
Heihatng bat nod uielem Sins mo
Scritreiten cine 6inon5rcform ST
Stonoe gebrodt, Die I'M Haihc ebenlo
uieI lln5uiricOcnbeit beruorruit, mic
Die (nriircIorm in Nnleritn. llebe..
hic3 bat Ger Strcit mn Die neueil
StCucru sur @ilOung' zines neltct
@Iod3 0ciilbrt, nit Dem Der Neid)a'
tuuSlcr ni6t orbeitcn mollte. Shirt
8iilop tritt ponT aouBlerpolteu %5rriirf,
Elm &erllrit iijr Ooa Hcid). &n Seit.
reid trciben Die Sloucn I'M HeihSrns
the 0bitrlttion nnO mafen iolhe ga.
0ouicencn, OoB bic HfgierunG Den
Ncidlsrotb NcihIOiicn bat. Nlth III
oen Eorlonlcntcn 6rnntreidJ'a mo
&talien'5 lit ser quite lon obbunben
9etomncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

AIS am 90. SUM 1889
Dem Serut Die Sroge porlag, ipeld)cS
GulGr Sen Mit0licocrn SIT 3nblen lei,
lteute Eindncp pnn Siio-Gnroltno
Den 9lntroa, fem SolGr 81 bcluiui'
gen. Gr orgumentirte, 0oB, 0a Der
Senot Den Neidtbum oeS Hnl0eS re
%prGientire, 10 milIie er Il rcidetl
&euten belteben uno menn mon teilt
SaIGr belpiQige, luiirOen nllr reid)e
MGnner iid III Ben Senot luGblet
%loiien, Gieie 9lnii0t, Bob Der Senut
Den Ncihtbllm SIT pertrcten babe,
miro bis oui ben hcrti9cl Gag nod
bon &icleu acbc9t upo nit bieicr
HniGmulug iit crit lett Den lcbten
iicbeu SQbrcu gebrQdcn morpell, III
Dem 0oS &olf lid belililbt bat, on0ere
offs MiGionGre III sen Senot SIT
i6ifcr, IS bqfinOen lid o6er nod
jt pieIe Wtttg(ieoer ooielblt, melde
leIbit MiuipnGre oocr Die &ertreter
bon NiiaionGren iiuO. 0oS erflGrt
eS ulldL luorum ooS Golt nidt 81 lei
mem Ncdtc foflmen fam. Cen borlo-
qreiiIthen 9erpcis, mie Die rmgebiibr-
lIdc Sertretlulg Der Wftlltonurc i'll
Senot Dem &olfc id)oOet, l%ieiert Die
Sbutlode, oob ole rcpllblifouiihcn
Scnotorem iuelde jest gegen Die
Stonopotter onfdmpfcM feline Ntils
lionGre, ionoern WGnncr IN beideis
oenen Observation-Disclosures iino.
Is. 8bI."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

nNicieni9en pom unS, sic
bier ais WoioritGt I'M Senot tim.
men, reprGientiren sic republican,.
Idle Gortei. nidt nber Sn0ipioucn,
einerlei, mas altd) ibrc @eroienitc nm
Ole Eortci eemeien iein m0aeu", riei
glorid) ieinem GoIlegen @cperio9e 81.
@orrm nitt 9leid) iagen: Sd, glo-
rid, Der 0iftotor, reprGientirt Die re.
pilblifoniide Eortei, uno luer nid)t
nit mir lit, Der aebort nidIt mebr sur
Fnrtei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Yruf. Gunourp, Or. mco., bcmtid)c,

arSt. Baltimore. NIB, G2S Noro.Saloert.s Ctr.
Gpebialiit fir Snut., W,aacu', Sers. nne
Hcrpen.Scioen. Nue 6tae6oGenen SraiifbeiteH
~aemerSt; 40 Sabre erfoI9ret6er Iraris; earall.
tirt. Gpretftunben 9-12. "a uno So
Tadllr. @snn fprede Dor poer ibreibe.
(Mlui26-t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

&n @oibingtou bat sic
He9icrlrng Gisluerfc sur 0eritellltn9
tilnitlid)cn GiicS iiir Die VunocS 81.
iiccn on0clcet, bercn Hruouft nllr So
Gelts Die Come foitet. @ir 5oblelt
bier 10 Gents fir cinbutoert Yiino.
Die &c0icrlutg lolte ioiort 5ltr lleber,
nobnle oc@ 9eiommten @iSgcidGiteS
fir Die 9totion crnlGdtigt merben,
uno menn ooS 5ebn Mol ein Wono.
pol beoeutct. Nan beoenfe MIR 2000
Eiunb GiS iiir 60 Gents, mGbrcno
bier einem Der Sdlpcib ouSbrid)t, bel
Dem @ebollfcn an Den ErciS, Den
man fir Oos Gi$ 81, 5ohlen hat.
~. ). Sr. 3tg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Ouritlge Menid mouNcIt jrrr 3eit Ell
lclt oorncllnoucn Eioo. rs. T."
Gtcomeritonii6e RAJ IL
Ell, mel6e germ SpiBen tro9en, lper'
Den nit Senator NIOrid) iebr ull5I'
iricOcn merOen. 9iabcr 5oblten int
portlrte Spiben einCu 3ol BON 30
Fro5ent beS 8ertbe3. ,Sn Dem NIo-
rid Sorlt lit Ser 3oll ollf 10 bis SIT
100 Fro5ent bi1ouigeifraubt NOR
0ell, llno gerooe Die biQigiten SplBeIl
itnO ben b0ditcu 3olcn u%nterluortetl,
Spiben ober, ipie lie Die o6roll Sc
notern" trdgt, iino om mcni9Iten be
laitct.
Gin ieBt berUuSgCgebc
neS 9ulletitt oe9 Stutiitiifcn 9tcgie.
rltng8!9iiteurS iiber Die Ginfubr BON
H%obnioterioI 81 6obrifotioHS5pcden
iogt bob 0ieie Ginfubr I'M ieBt obge-
Iollfencn SisfoljoDre 'gr6Ber geluelen
it, ala in trgen0 cinenl Sabre Dor
Der. 8ir leben Oa, Dab i'm SIT Gnot
9cgungc1cn 8isfoljobre 1867 W}tl'
lioncu Eiuno @olle importirt nor.
Den iino. Die omcritonii6cn Sdafs
5iidtcr f0luen aIio ben 9eoarf an
Moac fir uliere SnOultrie bel Mci'
tenn nidt oeden. SroBOcm miro Sob
molle I'M Nl0rtd)sS urif NIT eillem
iibermGBiG boben Boil beIegt. Mol-
lcneWnuren nutiirlid nit einem nod
bel boberen. Ser Shoi5iidtcr mrlB
boben Shub5oa bubcn mo Der So
brifont cinen nod pieI b0beren unO
0oS Solt bat bei0e 81 %be5ablen. User
ld)iibt Die GonIunlcnten? Iebnlid) lit
cS nit Ser @infubr bon SGllten un0
,Seucn, BON 0enen mir I'M abgeloltfe-
men Hcdmm9Sjobre 1872 Wtiuionen
Yflno importirten. Ger SleIi6trllit
muB ourdl 3oae geId)iitt rer0c1, Do
nit er fir feline Nalltc bobcre YreiIe
perIongen fam. Die Shubs Snou.
ltrie mnlb geihiiBt mcrocn oomit Die
S6ubpreile b0ber gcItellt meroen
fonllen. Gas Tublifum bat 0ie Sc
der5u 3oblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
2puounsEarf .Gcmcterg.

Slrean: 9,r. II, @eit.S aratpsa.StraRe, nRe
Saupt.Gingaug: Sreocrid. 9iuao:
0earGbniBplite bon $25 al nllier beitdnotger
iperocn i'm 3reib6aus ain 9aupts@inaang .ee'
%funoel, Infer 9lgent Uiro, ipeun Gepiintht.
ourfpreCben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Sn Gnglono boben il
oen 9ierpreiS crb0bt, in Icutihlono
ipo1en lic Die @Iaicr flcincr MAIDEN,
lino ms iuollen Die Erobibitioiniltell
oaS Srinfen gor5 perbieten. Ger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
NO MORE KIDNEY
FOR Mr.. KIDNEY.
tunIon Aasoqlated Frese.l

(Uninn Associated Fresa.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-pavid u Kid,
ney, one OF New Yeri<.s gallant fire.
fighters. is to-day receiving the syr,-
pathet!e Condolences Of his many
friends, in view of,the fact that Mr..
Kidney is to pass away Tomorrow, and
be kncwn no more smons men.
Mr.. Kidney is facing his fate with
all the daredevil bravery which char
aeterizes New York ffremen. It all.
came about by reason Of Justice Me,
Call, Of che Supreme Court, granting.
permission to Mr.. Kidney to change
!is name tes Kinney. Although j. ii,
chty sifferenee Of one letter. Mr.,kid.
,ney believes it ssliI change his entire
future. The, decree Of the court be-
comes etfeetive tomorrow, and today
Kidneys. associates are planning "a
glorious, wake. Two highly original
Sings will be sung on the OCCASION
entitled "6oodby, Farewell, Old XII
ney Stew" and soh, What a Differ
enee One Letter Can, Make" st
Kidney declared,in hts petition TO.
the court that because OF his peculiar
name he Is subjected TO the gibes of
net only his fellow.ffren1en, but Of
many persons he meets socially. In
stead Of addressing him by his proper
name, to which he would not object.
he Is designated and saiuted by such
arpeIlat;ans az kidney Trouble
"Kidney Stew" kidney: sauts" ana
even "t<fdrey Disease" all Of which
have caused him many sleepIessness:
nights He also AYERS that such des.
ipnations by his fei!oW-tiremen may
prevent Ills promotion in the depart
r1ent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

liis y ~
|lns 10 eorf:s lion of prcpert on ~
priVaticn or personal RIG Eits littclt
due process 81 law. NJ eantsH ID that
The West Virginia tax ~ DO net
amouSt under any eircumstan q
eonfiseation Of properly or deprts a;
ton Of personal Fights, without due
Froesss Sof law, and that #. suetsEasss
are held IN eonfltstS with the -Four.
teenth amendment To- the Federal
constltutton, then numerous laws
enacted By The Congress OF the United
states stand in the same relation 70
the Fifth amendment 20 the Federal
Constitution. But this court has
held such laws nstitutionai IN their
application 70 the Federal govern
ment
1--WE contend, In conclusion, sttiat
the whole history Of Legislation or
the Commonwealth o. Virginia and
Of the state Of West Virginia on land
titles show an honest and manifest
purpose to protect the rights Of ac-
tDai settlers and oceupants Of lands
aeeinst the assertion OF abandoned
claims and neglected surveys held By
aEventurers and delinquent nwnerS.
avery reasonable opportunity Is
given under the law TO persons claim
irg TILE &c real estate to comply with
the law, and place their real estate
on the lard books ard pay their
lake = thereon, and contribute their
support to the State government.
The law falls on all persons alike,
resident and nonresident. There is
no discrimination between persons.
All persons wI,e fall to comply with
The law and have their real estate,
placed on the land books and as
sessed and to pay their taxes 10 ths
support of the governnrent that pro-
teets them, are liable 20 lose their
property. In that event the property
owner IS 10 blame, NOT the raW.''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

PILES CURED IN 6 TO ~ DAYS
PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleed.
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to II days
~ money refunded. SOC. $500
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
STATISTICS OF ARRESTS.
CENSUS BUREAUS CONCLUSIONS
coNcE RNING CERTAIN
hi LARGE CITIES.

WARRINGTON, o. c., Dec. sc.--
Important data on the subject Of arr
rests Of Iawbreakers and the sizes of
police forces ls contained In U. 8. cen-
sus Bulletin los, which Census Dlrsc-I
tor Durand Is about to submit to Sec
rotary Naqel, Of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor. It is an alb;
stract Of the annual report on the sta
t;stlcs ct cities having an estimated
population Of over 10000 In 1907, and
II was prepared by Mr.. e. A-t Mailing,
division chief, under the supervlsicni
Of Or. lie Grand Powers. Grief statis-
ti:tan in charge Of ottcEAl statistics Of
cities.
/ There were 1853 Of these cities, and
In the tables Of the bulletin they arc
presented In four groups. Group Y
contains cities OF over 500, 600 popula7
ton; Group u, 10000 to 3ooooo;'
Group Ili. $4,000 TO 10000; and Group
~, cities of 5000 to so 900.
Those in oroup5l, ranked according
Is estimated population, are New York
cry, Chicago, Philadelphia, 81. Louis,
boston, Baltimore, Phtsburg, eIevess
land, Buffalo. san Francisco, Detroit:
Cincinnati. milwaukee. New Orleans,
and Washington, o, G. Is;
/ Under the head Of arrests, elasalAst
by oHeuses, IL 10 isl,pwn that tho pun,t
Der. al arres+s IN the 1873 cities for: the
fiscal year 1sozsWas ,aeo, So !, or 1924
.arrests to-, every 10000 litnilah ltauts.
The number Of arrests lpsa 70 600 q an "
habltants In cities Of Group was
,haa.6; In ci.iss Of nroun ! /, $685.; Of
Group FIil,5 $500; and ct Group W.
1903.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

count 81 tie filnesscl Mrs 5s p. lssY-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

SaSeSd sppsewiyla pFstsF Col. Y Nee s.9sS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
ROANOKE 4pRYs" CELEBRATE.

Il,niou Associated Press.l
ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 3o.-A great
rally Of Temperance forces will be held
mere tonight for the double purpose
ct aiding In the fight Of the AMI.
Saloon League anil celebrating the vic.
tory Of, the '.drys" at the polls Decem-
her go last. The election was declared
null and void.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
scHuYLklLL BOG SHOW.

tUn1on AssocMteu f.ress.,
READING. Pa, Dec. 30-Judgss
from three States are to-day engaged
In deciding Che merits of the classlest
collection of bow-wows ever seen In
Reading. The canine exhibition open
ed today Is the first annual affair Of
the schulyI<iil Kennel Club, and will
continue through tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
Entertainments ,TonIobt.

SGssG GEntoftalDment tont9D1'
The programme for the entertain
4asnt at the First ward school auddto-
rum this evening at eight O'Clock is
8;tainstO orchsstras .'.ta @e -
SReading-
AlSs .IIew Paraon whitney and
psaepn Tnbman Spent New Years
nay Mr. Reeges.3a &a
"TheI BOY oorator Of zepatta
1its'' Mr.. Reeves.
Piano Solo Miss Grimes. 81
Reading, ,tACtltting From Captain
Mr.. Reeyes.s e a
adnsic Orchestra. Il y &.
Reading ..fhe Man Know Killed"
81 RIano3 solo7Miss Edith Scott.
8 Readtngs-
q, @The Ballad OF East and West"
Mr.. Reeves.
fBD sThe. Little wild white Rose"
an. Reeves.
81 Mpsic Orchestra.
slcllian Club Notice.
The meeting Of the stcilian Thimb1e
j Club 10 indefinitely postponed on &C
Evening star., 1909-03-06

tragedy: He said that he and Senator
Carmack had been friends since boy
hood and he Immediately telephoned to
the Iennesseans office to do what he
could to avert trouble. This was after
he had failed to locate DR.. Burch by tel
ephone. He could not make connection
with the Tennessean Office and he wrote
a letter to Frank d. Lander, a cousin
OF Mrs. Carmack, who has succeeded
the senator as editor of the paper.
The defense succeeded in keeping Dr.
Witherspoon from telling what the in-
formation was that he received from
Mrs. Burch. but five minutes later
Frank D. Lander was on the witness
stand.
Il last saw Senator Carmack alive
about thirty or forty-five minutes be-
fore his death" he testified. He was
in as pleasant humor as / ever saw
him.
Il had seen Dr. Witherspoon in the
morning and 1 told Senator Carmack
that the doctor had told me that Mrs.
Burch had telephoned him that her
rather. Col. Cooper, was armed: that he
was very angry and that he intended to
kill Senator Carmack on sight.
DR.. Witherspoon told me that Mrs.
Burch mad asked him to find DR.. Burch.
1t was between II and 12 o'clock, Novem-
Der y. that l reported to Senator Carmack
what DR.. Witherspoon told me-"
This was the evidence going to show
the direct threat of Col. Cooper against
the life OF Senator Carmack. Up to this
moment the defense had succeeded in
keeping this from the jury's ears.
Evening star., 1909-03-06
HISTORIC PROPERTY SOLD.
Transfer Of Ownership of Famous
Old Franklin House.

Belt. OBrien & Co, Inc, real estate
brokers, report the sale for the McBlair
estate of the six buildings at the northeast
corner of 21st and I streets and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. The property was
purchased by John Gadsby about 1872
and has been in the possession Of his fam
lily ever since. The recent owners were
his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
The purchaser is ex-Representative J.
w. Babcock. bat in the deed Of transfer
the consideration is not given. 1t is under
stood to be Mr.. Babcock's purpose to
make such changes in the buildings that
they can be made suitable for use as a
whole as an apartment house.
The block of houses was years ago
known as the Franklin House, a famous
hotel Of the time. 1t enjoyed the distinc-
ton of having entert aimed many men not
able in the history of the country. An
drew Jackson made his home there during
his service in the Senate John Randolph
of Virginia and many other distinguished
statesmen resided there.
When General Lafayette visited the
United States in 1S24-2o the President Sc
lected the Franklin House for his doni-
cile, and 1t was here the notable dinner
was given in honor of this distinguished
guest whom the nation held in grateful
affection and remembrance.
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$6,85O.
l1l2 LAMONT STREET N. w.
Between llth and 14tn Street Car Lines
$6,85O.


valu be
In arrangement and finish is
Washington
hail. ceilings
Very
decorations. Howater heat
familiar with appreciate ofer
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Evening star., 1909-03-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

TR1NIDAD-Diller F. Croft to Anna
Steele. lot 46 block II: so.
GRISWOLD'S ADDITION TO ANACOS-
TIA-Joseph r. Edison ct AL, trustees
10 Frank p. Reside lot 204: $500
TWELFTH STREET AND MARYLAND
AVENUE NORTHEAST--John H.
Sommer to John c. Crippen, lot S.
square 9S4: $40.
1904 9TH STREET NOTWITHSTANDING
w. DOGGY ct al. trustees. to Mary
f. Marks lot 2s. square 900; $40.
FIFTEENTH STREET SOUTHEA ST
between A and streets-Herman r.
Howenstein ct ux. to Francis d. Kline
kewicz. lot ~. square 1872: $40.
10 AND 20 l. STREET NORTHWEST
John w. Piling ct ux. to katherine
NJ. Schmidt, lots G7 and 30. square
Ss7: $40.
900 sTH STREET NORTHWEST
Fries to Barbara Heinlein. lot l.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Fr Francis A. Blum
don et ux. to Charles W. King. ir.,
lot 81. block 10: $40.
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST be
tween /. and NJ Streets-Bernard L.
Anderson ct uX. to Ben iamin Siegel
part original lot 4. square :'tsI; $40.
MATTINGLY TRACT-Harry b. Wilson
ct al. to Mary f.. Barnum, lot 13;,
square 1886: $40.
SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST between
r. and G streets-Peter Diehl, jr,
ct ux.. to Charles +. Swan, part origi-
nal lot II, square 81: SO.
1901 TO 1873 EAST CAPITOL STREET.
John e. Edwards. trustee. to William
Murphy, lots til TO II and part lot a..
square 1896; so. William Murphy ct
uX. convey scme properly TO James
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of BaIti-
more: $40
PLEASANT INS-James r. McWil-
liams ct ux. 10 Emma McWilliams
lot 6.4: $40
ELEVENTH AND G STREETS NORTH
WEST tHotel La FetraD-American Sc
curity and Trust Company. trustees
To Richard \. Curtain. original lot l.
square 80. Sl6i,Op. Richard A. Cur
tain conveys same property to Eldridge
\. Jordan and Abraham ID. Prince
$40.
MOORE AND BARBOUR'S ADDITION
Edwin F. Brink 10 Riley A. Blessing
lot H. block 10: $40.
i:;2:' EMERSON STREET NORTHEAST
Mamie b. CrosweiI ct al. to Jennie
Fawcett, lot ~ square iO29: $40
TWELFTH STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween n and B streets-Charles c. CO.
Vert et uX. TO Charles r. Taylor, lots
~ and J3, square 10l1: $40.
MOORE AND BARBOCR'S ADDITION
James r. Barbour. trustee. to Edwin
+. Brink. lots 6i TO a, block :: Slo
1915 SIXTH STREET NORTH W EST
Susan @. Redstrake ct al. TO Otney
w. Stratton. lot =, square 451: $40.
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ROBERT EMMETT CELEBRATION.
Germans and Irish to Join in Honor
to Erin's Patriot.

The demonstration at the Columbia
Theater tomorrow evening in honor Of
Robert Emmett gives promise of being one
of the greatest of it's kind SO far held in
this city. There has been a large sale of
tickets during the week and the demand
at the theater, it is said, for reserved
seats has been most encouraging
The program of Oratory and Irish mu-
sic is undoubtedly all that can be de-
sired.
Four addresses will be delivered and it
is expected that large representation of
the German societies of Washington will
be on hand to give their national presi-
dent, DR.. c. j. HeXamer of Philadelphia,
a rOusing welcome.
About fifty leading men of the Irish and
German races will occupy seats on the
stage, and the boxes will be occupied by
some Of the prominent clergy OF the city.
The Ladies' Auxiliary chorus of fifty
voices will sing two numbers in the Irish
and English languages.
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Warned of a Threat.

DR. John A. Witherspoon. who occu-
pied the same Offices with Dr. Louis
r. Burch a son-in-law of Col Cooper.
testified to receiving a telephone message
from Mrs. Burch OH the morning OF the