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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-29
Sit aali : Tragc.
NrntidI-nmcrifaniidcr 3ollfries midDt
ansgcihlpiicn.

IN Der 9lbaobc ouf iiir Sen Grport
beltinmtcs HobtaIi crbidt man
in @oibiugtou einc Iiscrimino.
tion i'm Sinue oeS @Sorogro,
pbCn =.
@oibiugtom :. e., %. OF.
trbcr. - Sic 9lntiluoiglu9 Der 9Ibs
iiht ser oeilticben 9iegierlmg, ocn
)icihStag nm Die Grn6dtialng 5ltr
9luicrlegung elmer 9lbgnbe 5ll erill.
dcn ncl1c einen 9luSiubr5oQ aif
robes &ali bel Der 9luSiubr na6 9lme'
lifu binau9lieie, inn SSttereTe ocS
SpnoifatS, mclhcS oic Gontrole iibcr
rlr groBtcn 1beil Der &aliIoger
Celltihlono'S ousiibt, bot bereits Die
9iuimerfiomfcit Der 9comten III
@olbington erregt, melhe iih eiiri5
init Der 2oiuug Der Sra0en bcid0fti'
Qcn, melbe IN Gerbinblng nit Der
9lrmcnolrng Der neilcn 3olle alf
@runo beS Eopne. .glloridl- 3outoriieS
tGglih mtItou6en. Gou pprnhcrcin
miro Die 9luIid)t AeGllBcrt icbeS Scr.
artige &or9cben luilrbc 9erooe cine
lclde Discrimination ge9cn 9lmerifo
biibcn, pie Der EnrnNrupb : ocS
ncuen ,3olltoriiS iic m slugc bot.
Solltc oicic 9Illiioiru1 iih ols rid.
TIC crnciien Oonn lpiiroc Scr ErGii.
ocnt lid) perpilidtet lcben, nn Scr &C.
Idnmten 0elltldcn Gmnrbr nud
9lneritn our6 Oic 9lllferlegung Cinca
3ul6lag5oIleS BON % Ero5ent 3pG
mtbr ais lonlt ouraui 81 cntrihtcu
icin miirbclL SergeItlmg 81 iiben
9;ls Sorollsicbung fiir Die 9cmiai.
Ging Der Winmol-3 3oai1be iiir Die
@r6eugniIle irgeno cines 2anoeS, mel.
DIE nah Den Ser. Staoten inportirt
mcroen, be5eidnct bos @eiet, .ooB
Gin lolcbes freln0cS 2ono feline @r-
portpromle 5oblt nod einen Mus.
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llthe ongeItcllt lucr0en. 9ie Grperi.
mente in Der llebermitteIlmg pon
Gepel6en olli ornbtlolem gNegc ouf
cine Gnticrnlln9 bon 5000 Meilen
meroen porolSidtIid) Gnoe Ge5cm.
Der IN 9runt Hod, Weoii., ibren gln.
lang ncbmen. Iie 81 oieiem 3mede
erfur0erli6en &nitrlnente iino be.
reitS oli eincm Sburme bon 400
Sub Soobc uriNcitclt uoroen mo oie
baibcn 9IuftlGrunaS'a 'areu5cr ySn.
lem" uno .9irninabom" luerocn ola
@mpfongsitntionen benltbt lucroen
Gic Heporotur oieier beiben 6ob.
5enge ioQ om 4. Ie3embcr been0ct
perben, ino Onnn iperoen lie ioiort
in See gebcn 1n0 i'm llnlfreiIc bon
@ront Nod ori 5000 Wfeilen fr2iBen,
uno 5mnr oui Der Stredc bon Ser
idpttiihen aiItc bis nod) Scr &iiItc
Don Weitofrifo lulb Siioanerfo. Sc
nod Dem 9tlaioQ Der Grpcrimcntc
miro Die S5nnhuortllli9 Der Groqe
auSiollen. Oh man in @aibin9ton ci-
nen 5burnl iir brabtloic Gelegro.
pbie errihtell miro, luie eS uripriinG.
lid Die glbiiht NclueIen. Gie Stotion
in Woiiohuetta, lpelbe bel oen Gr.
perimenten bcnlBt miro, gebort Elmer
Observation-Disclosures.
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nit i6nt OoH Die 3ol(i6luinoeleieu
nit on0ere1 goaren ser Hegierlln6
Sinlnlan acffet hubcll, melbe Die
icn 8etrog lut Oaa 3cbnfocbe nlo
mebr iiberiteigtl. Vion aInubt, bab
ser Scbminoellmohl leit 30 Sobren
betrieben iein hla9, Oo ooS @GQ!.
Spitem nicnluf on01ra 9eluccn ooer
bciicr contrplirl uorOen mar bis cnb.
lid ole 8etriidreicn an ben Gug ia,
men. Gpllcttt Socb bottc mebrcrc
Gonferen3en lRt Stills S6nBunltS'
lefretGr Stiles lm0 Dem Gbef Der
3ollobtbeillng Ofont0oncr1, nu0
Dem 8erucbnlel nocb bctrofen bieIe
9eiprldungenbie neutrality-suspicious..
tc, mcl6e ihlfben rlip. 9eplont
limo, um Die Sintcrn0nnCr sur 9tc
cbeniboit 5u teben. IS miro bier
fem @cbeimnI oorol@ N2nlodt, OnB
mebreren NG lebeomt(n, mel6c iicb
uull NNllpurlettelt puueU ueIleUtll
luiicn mn lei6tercS @cpi6t iiir Die
importirten giuaren 5u re0iirircn
lnh ncn Snprtelrcn ouf ioldr
&eiIe 3oaobqt tbcn 3u criporcu, Snl.
lnunitGt jugeidlt ill., 9tw oui ioldjt
@eiIc luor IS Gr 3ol.Nomilliltrotiou
mo9lih, S6llobcluciic gcacu sic
Snlportelrc 81 gelonNcn rnb ooS
Heultot lit crio,ulit Qelpeicn. @o3
bis lcbt on io(hcn 2lu0io91u IN bcr
ldncbenben No5eiicn 5u ErotofoIl
Ac9eben mor0ell iol Dem Ternebnl.u
nod nlW eincn Sbcl Iclicn bilocn,
mas uorgcbroht lucrOcn miro. Gine
bctrobtlicbe gln5ohl bon Snportel.
rcn miro ourh Die 2Ilaio0eu beloltct
ucrocn I'm III 3ltl1nit ocrortiocn
Netrilgercicn nI0alidit uor5ubeugcn,
beoblidti0t Dos ShoBomt, @GQe3
nlolhl12n on5ufanicn Wun lit be-
reitS mcAcn oeS 9lntuuiS in llnter.
bonoIung. Man qeOcnft, oQeS $50,
gen iportirtcr @oorcu fiirberbin nit
olrtonIotiibcn &nnGcn 5u beiorgen,
Mnbrid)cinlih miro 0onn Die 3obl
Der im 3o!lont onq2itcllten @Ggc'
mciiter nidt lnbeocutenb perriugert
mcr0cl neil Die Seltc iiberiliiiiiA
lino.
9robtloic ScICQropbic.
Shon i2it mebr oI3 ,SnhreSiri't iii
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Cine 8eridnuOrnng i'm 3udltbanie.

u bonp, T..O., %. Sftober. -
Sn Stoots5ilhtbolS bon Gannemora
muroe, lpie ein Dem Superintenben.
Ten Collins, pom Stoats.@eiGngniB.
Ccpartement 5lgegdn9ener Seriht
cfgiebt. Gin Gomplot entbeft, onrf)
iuel6eS cine 9ln5abl StrGilinge ibre
,Slll1t 81 beperfltelligen boffte.
WorquiS Curtis, mel6er einen Saft.
ttrnin abiiet. neil er @inbreber-
@erf5euge III ieinem SeIib bate, mar
oiner DER H1oelsiiibrer in Der Ser.
lduor,mg, ino man fono 5nei Stiife
GDnomit. lpipie einen ibweren HeOol.
Der in ieincm geiib Dor. Der Heool-
rer gebort einem Der @efGn9niBbe-
omten ino mar ieit etlidDcn Mionaten
permiBt norOen.
Gas Yabe5immer Scr 9lnitalt bill.
bet einen 5beil Der binteren 8onb
Der Anitolt uno crltreft iid) ausnGrts
pon Dem Sollptgeb1uoe. Ser Mon
Ger Gcri6norcr mar, Die Woucr pom
9ooc5iumcr aus bur6 Ipnomit ,ll
iprengen uno ari oieie @ciie einen
Ml.speg 5ltr Slllht 81 geluinnen. Gin
Dulbes Iubenb StrdflinSc, uelde Ser
@eIbeili9ung an Der Geridmornng
pcrbddtig iinb, be'inoen iid IN gin-
5clboit. 5
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Slutperairscu i'm @rbeitsbanie.

g9ill M iugton Gel, %, Git
SoBn j. Campbell. 0ddter inl ar.
teitSbauie fir Nclp.G .Gnltlc.Gountp 5il
Orepnbonf. ipuroe beute in einem
Sample nit DEM ytcger Noa1 8ra-
bnnL einem Sniaiien Ser 9lnitalt &c
idioiien ilnb ltorb binnen menigen
aginliten. Graham purOe ourd u.
&. Goriep aus @ilmingtoIL einen
oloeren @dhter, fpelber Campbell
an Sillic elite, ourn jlpei ShiiI'e
ic1iper uerluunOet Games 9utfer
Gus @ilmington. cin anoerer @eIoll-
Gener, elite Dem M1fter ebenioQs sll
Siilie imo crbielt einen ShuB ms
Tein. Ger Streit ereignete lid III
cincr Der @erfItatten Der slnltalt, NO
iid 8robam mioerlpcnIti9 bcnabll
i:no ldlieblib Ganpbea nit elmer
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rcnnet gcrlngIuglBel vsY,nI'u"o.
iiihcen. Ter @eiommtuertb bes Don
Ccutihlano noh Den Ser. Stnoten
Gus gefiihrten roben Sails, pcldbeS
bnllptlGdlid) 5ur Serltellllng flint.
lihcn 9ilngers bcnliBt miro, belief
lld no6 oeutiben itotiltiibcn 9lngo.
ben p0brcnb oeS 6isfoljobres 1907
uui $5St 1876. 9Iber Scr Gertrieb
itcigt rapioc IN Solgc Der beit0nOil
iortidreiteuoen Grihopillug Der 8uo.
no.2n9cr ouf Sen pociiiheu Snieln
ilnb bes Iteigenoen EreiieS oes Gbili-
SalpetcrS, iomie Der itbnellcn Gr.
i6opiilng anberer @rilnoItoiie ,lir
Scrltelllung filllItli6en GiingerS. >Sn
&orousiiht zines WonopolS alf Den
leutiben anlilnGrfteu bat filr5lid)
cine &creinigung omerifaniider 6u'
6rifonten pon fiinItlitbem Ginger
auf cinen 3citrallm pon 5ebn ,Snbren
clnen portbeilbniten Gontruft mil
hcutiben Gigcntbilmern Don aoliIn.
germ be5ilglid) elmer allsrei6en0en
Siclerllng bon robem aoli ob9elhloi.
len. Der Freis mar niebriger, oils
Der, melhen oas Spnoifot ongclebt
botte, lpeldes einem omerifauilden
Grult aleihilebt. Die 5olge lit ein
9lppell al Die oelltihe &egierilng ge.
ipcien melhe, mic ole aobeloepei6e
aus Vcrlin iebt erflurt, nit einem
IuSlubr5oa ontporten mill. Sollte
ooS gel6eben 10 miiroe lih oarous
cine bod)lt interelionte Situotion er.
8lben onrh melhe oic @eid)Gitsbe.
5;ebungcn 5miifcn Gelltiblonb uno
g!mcrifa rc6t gelpnnntc lperoen fonn.
ten.
Gie 3ollbetriigareien IN
u Dorf.
Snian.9olleftor 2oeb iii sluei 5a0e
lang bier geiueien INT nit bcn
ShobalntS. .geborben biniid)tli6 Der
enorlnen getriigereien, palhe I'M &o.
len bon Heru.Oorf ourd iolides @ie.
gen importirter @ooren i'm Sntereiie
Der Snporteure pariibt iporoen, 5lt
conieriren. Gle Serlitite, melde bos
SdoBaint iniolge oicier betrilgeri-
ihen Eraftifen erlitten bat. fonnalr
uotiirllf niht berehnet, li6t einnlol
geid)att meroen, oiirften lid) ober
bod in Die DfiQionen beloufen. IS
lit in ben lebten Wonuten piel iibcr
oaS falIde giegen importirten 3E-
ders oil Den Gag gefommen, uno ic-
meit man beurtbeilen fonn lit Die
Hegierung ooourb nm mebr nls So,
OO0O0 beibninoelt morben. slber
Collector 2oeb lit polia iiber5euot,
nnb Die Sdasamts. .Yeboroen inb es
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gcbrer bic Sclocn bes ,srieSenS.

Sortforo, Conn, % Oft. -
Sobn $. Sinlcp, Der YrGiibent bcS
Herp. Dorf Gim College, belt Dor oem
Gonpent oco SebrersYereins ocS
StooteS Connecticut cine 9lniprohe,
in pelher er uuter toienoent Yeifou
in iorfoitiidber 8eile bie fompics.
llilti0cn 5oftfen Sol. Sbeooorc
Gooiepelt's hier5ulonbe iiuo oeiicn
Sago;ug in 9lirito 9eiBelte Gen 2eb.
rer ieiertc er oI$ ocn .Solooten oeS
1rieoens." oeiien Mliltb ni6t einnlol
nit ser 5ooeSUerahtltng Der MGu.
ner p2rglihen merhen fonne, pelde
Die Sicfbobnen bouen. Wtit Ye5ug
olli bic jest in 9lfrifo itottiinoenoe
WalicnablhlahtlIng lpiloer Sbicre
iiigte grdlioent tSinlep 5nr Grbeitc.
rllng ieincr ;}lborcr bill5u. Die Sol.
ooten. ole er bellte lobe, ieicn meOer
Die Solooten oeS Wioroens, nod, Die
9rumarboiie Der Scrriboit oeS
Vpona 5umbo.
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8ei6rGnfnna Der YruSnftisn.

9oIton, Wiaii, %. Sftober. =
Sn elmer beute perofientlid,ten 3ar.
Icgius beiiirwortet Der nslrfnrisbt
Gfu6" cine 8eruinoerung Der ar.
bcits5eit in Den 8aumpoaipinnereierl
ten Waiiahiietts fir Die 3eit bonn
| Houenlber .. 3. bis gum 1. Auguit
1910 INN 224 Stimoen. Der ,Grf.
mrigbt GIub" iebt iid ans fait alien
Shobmeiitern Der 9oumpoQipinnc.
rcien bon Nell.gnglonb 5uianmen.
es mor ibon ieit mebreren @oden
clne slgitation iiir cine aqgemeine
Germinoerlmg Der Proouftion 5ur
ScrbeIerlng oeS @eihdfts i'm Sang
Gsneieu.
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Grtranf in bier Soa Waiier.

Rem Dorf, %. Oftober. =
in Dem Der @eit-77. stroBe sesem.
iiber liegenoen Gee bes Central.
GarfS iono man geitern Nadmittag
tie Seife oes 32.i1brisen Naeen.
filbrers Games 6arreu, Der in Nr.
6I Sit10S. Strobe, mobnte. Gr
bate ihon lGn9ere 3eit m gpilepiic
9elitten mno mnlB. oils er ieiner BE.
idlGitiglin9, obgefallene gIatter auf
lclnen Wogen 5u laoen, nabsitg, ei.
ncm oerartigen llniau gum Spier se.
faIlen iein, inoem er IN ben See
Itiirjte llno ertranf, obpobl oos 0ai-
ler an iener Stelle nihi mebr oils
pier 3oQ tiei lit.
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Snffrasctten erDfinen Gampasnc.

Bottom Woi, %. Sft. - em.
nnelie @oulo Tosfbllrit aus Won6e.
tier, Gnglonb, iueld,e beute slbeno
bier im Sremont GempeI cine ones
rifaniihe Gnmpagne fir oos Sruuen-
Stilnmredt beginnt iuiirbe, ais iie
aus gtep Dorf bier eintrof, ourb Die
sSiibrer Der Yeluegling in WoIia6n-
ietts elm benterfensmertber gmpfung
81 1beil. Dian eripartete lie an
Vabnbofe llno Oanil ging es in &c.
ibmiiften autos, bie9onner nit Dem
Wiotto uStimnrebt fir sSrauen" trils
gen. nod Dem Sauptquartier fir oas
Srouenitimmreht. MI benz Gmpiong
nabinen auh ole Staaisbeamten rnb
Die Der itdbtiiden gereinieungen
Ibeil.
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Sdge augriif, Campbell 800 ieincn
Sieoolper, Grabom podte ibn om
9lrm, in bcm Sonogemeuge entlub
iid oic @ofic imO bic augeI bur6.
6cbrte ben &opi bca g9G6tera. @ru-
bom pllroe our6 Ole BON 1oriep ob.
gcicuertcn S9iiiic in ocn SoIa lmo
Eie S6ulter gctroiien. 9llb Der
GduB, pclGer 5uiGlig heu @efonge.
nen Builder troll muroe uon TorieD
ohgcgeben.
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Gin idlDncr Saa gum @el)anst,uerScu.

Gbicogo, 90. Sttober. Ger
9;c0cr 9lnorcm 8illione lpuroc beltc
hnbicr mc1en Der Dor nobc5u 5Dei
SnbrCu pcriibten Grmoroung ieiner
Gheirml bllr6 ocn Strang bingericb,
tpt. @r perbrohic Ole 9taht in rIbi-
GEM Sdluie mo iagtc beim 9lui-
ltcben bcltc iriib: n9tim, es lit ein
ldloncr Su9 gum Sterbcn. Gic
&inri6tlng perliei obne Storung.
Oi ontgomerD, Ma, %. Oft
0in SteucniouJ melder Dor etlihen
Wonoten ieinc Satin uno Sobter IN
Crenibop-Gountp ermoroete, cuoete
hrmte al Quuernc anl @algen.
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Nerucnlcioem trie6 iic in oen SOB.
8niterc, Sc Cara wirb entlaiIcm.

" a bin9tHM :. G. %. Stt.
- IoS Icpnrtcmcnt fiir Sonbcl iulo
9lrbeit bat Die Tcrtrcter ser 9uaoeS.
9eb6roe in Sos 9naelcS, Gal, ollrdh
cine 3cpeide outorilirt, @uitcre5 De
Cara unter Der 9eoingllng 81 ent-
laiicn. ooB er $4,000 9iirgihait itellt.
Sc Cara muroe inter Der glnflage
perboitet. Elm 9lnordilt 81 iein mo
ohnc Die gcietli1 aebotene Snipef-
tion burh Die ginmanoerungs 9cs
bDroe Don Werifo Die @rcn5e &C..
freu5t 81 baben.
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Inter einem 9ut.
9!ngeblidle GonioliOirnus puH Sele-
pbun-8cicllidaftcn,

9cQ-@oniortium annettirt alle lmab.
bdngigcll Sntereiicn lrno erlanBl
pie0er elm Monopol. - faten-
fricg biermit bcenoet. 9lt'
Dedlno eiucS Strdiling8 Gom-
plots i'm 3udtbauS 81 Came.
mora. - @ioeripcnitigcr SuiaIle
eines 9lrbcitSbnuleS pcranlaBt
bIrtigen &ompf. - Irei &nuben,
ncl6e nit 9pnomit5iinoern ipicl-
ten olrr6 Grplultun IN 9ltome
3crriiicn.
Soleoo, 8, %. Sftober. - Die
.Solebo 9lobe" mil aus in5meiicl.
batter Guelle miiiclL boB Die Suite
rclicu Der lmabbG1gigen Sclcpbon-
@ciellidaitcn, melhe fiir3lidb bon
Games g. 9roilep ilnO icinen Gonl.
pognonS ermorbeu tpor0eu iein ioll.
tn, in 8irflidfcit IN 9elie Oes 9ell.
GnniortiumS gelougtcn. Sic irag.
lihcu 8eIeaidoiten iino .llnitcb
Stotes Telephone 60" (2onge 81.
iton5G oGupobooa telephone So"
BON Glepclono, "SoIeoo Some Sele-
pbonc 60" lnO 5lpei onoere lulab.
bdugigc Gompognien in Snbionopo,
lis. Ter .8looe" 5ulolge iiio olle
Options" geIid)ert por0en uno oic
GonIolibirlng miro pubribeinlicb
id)pn ntoraen in indianapolis rnti.
fi5irt mer0en Iie 9todriht ermans
Nclt nod Der 9eItatigung, Sails lie
lid olS mobr erlueiit, 10 crb1lt Die
Ira.Gompo9nie nieoer ein Wonopo.
i;no Der bisberige Hotenfrieg miro
Geenoet.
0ns sGftienfapital Ser @eiellidof.
~ -. ~ -
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@ouer unb $. 6. Stiefel bon Ct.
2ciliS, idlnmtli1 aftipc 8cgner oeS
9Ronopols, aus ibrem bisbcrigen
Mirfungsfreiie. Trdiioent 9railep
iii sur 3eit oiberbolb Der Stoot, ino
{ larcnce 9ropn, glnlpolt Der 9rai.
icnidcn unabbdneigen SntereiielL
crfl1rt nlu, er miiic Nidts BON Der
uuoebIicben Gonlolirlmg
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Sin Better Saft's aciturbcn.

Columbus, g., %. Cftober. -
Sapio loit 9iobinion, Elm "a. i1bri.
ger Sarmer lit beilte 81, Hidpoob,
*. geitorben. Gr mar elm Better bc5
ErGiioenten Soit.
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Broi. ISruina Smith in Bolton
Moii, bat in cinem chen eribicneneu
9uhe nodqcmiclen. Dob I'M Stonte
MoiiahuicttS icit 100 Sobren oie
ourhihnittlidc 2sbensoauer Inn fl
Sabre geiiiegen it,
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Wioniln, %. Oftober. - llnuoQ.
IionOige Scrihtc ergeben, Oob 5lpolf
Ecrioncn in Solge Der fiir5lihen
l,cbcri6wcmmung inn norOliden Git
5on crtronfcn. Ter 8erllllt on 81
aentbum lit enorm. ,Sn Der hinge
bung pon Ia9upan boucrn Die
lleberI6wenlmllrgen nod tort. 8c'
ltern ituno boS @aiier fiini SUB tiei
in Den StraBen ser eripGbntcn Stn0t.
Werpcnlcioen trieb iie in oen Sob.
Sem. Dorf, %. Sftober. -
Sri. 2cab Sppenbeimer aus Butte.
Mont.. bcging beute in Der @obnung
ibrer ShmeIter, Jralt @eo. 8. Slpp-
mons, oobier SelbItmorb burb einen
Sdub ms Scr5. Sie mar 80 Sabre
oft unb ieit lnnser 3eit nit eincn
9terpenleioen 6cboitet, mel6es ibr
lnertrGgliGe Shmer5en bereitete.
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5ipcrton's Ysorbeebeimnia.

Sail u iuer. Waii. q. Oft. -
Cine 5iueite Sbouttion Der serItiideI.
ten peiblihen 2eide, iueIde in letter
9sohe in 3iperton, u. g., ailfgeiim.
Den milroe, lit i'm Sofale zines bieli.
gen Observation-Disclosures ani Gnorbnuna
Der geboroen BON Waiiod)uietts ourd,
eine gln5abl berporrogenoer grperten
oorgenonlnen fporoen, od Die critic
Obouftion luelde leBte Wohe in eli.
ner Garage 5u 5ioerton itattiano,
OILS cine 5u baitiee, niht sriinolide
mar. GoS Heiultat Der 5fpeiten Db.
button muroe niht oiientIid) be.
tannt genlnht, oob perlautet, ooB Die
Merate gloiben, Die gsnos5irnns Der
Seide olS Der BON SRI. gmelia ct.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-30
T0N0PAH AND G0LDFIELD
MAY BUILD MONO BRANCH
Presence of Many Railroad Men in
GoIdfield Causes Speculation
as to Mission

GOLDFIELD. New. Oct. 29,-Talk
of the extension of the Tonoah &
Goldfeld railroad over into Mono coun-
ty, California, has been revived by the
presence here of President Austin and
C. A. Daniels of the Tonopah Mining
company and M b. Cutler of the TonO-
pah 6. Goldfeld road, who, with c. E.
Knox, president of the Montana Tono
pah Mining company, have returned
from trip over that country.
The Tonopah Mining company owns a
big timber tract in that section and
also a short narrow-gaug railroad.
Aside from the timber. which could
be used to advantage in the company's s
mines, the road would reach the old
Bodie district and other mining camps.
The Tonopah & Goldfeld railroad is
owned by the same group of capitalists
who direct the destinies of the Tono-
pah mine.
A number of railroad men have been
in Goldfield for the past three days, in
cluding C. o. Whittmore, chief coun-
sci; F. NJ. Grace, general superinten-
dent; e. w. Gillett, general passenger
agent, and w f. Burnett, all of the
Las Vegas & Tonopah; W. r. Alber-
ger general traffic manager Of the
Tonoah g. Tidewater, and the Tonopah
& Goldfleld men mentioned, and there
are intimations that important busi-
ness of some sort has called these men
to Goldheld at this time. None of the
officials, however, will admit that any
thing outside of routine business is en-
gaging their attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-30
PROMINENT FARMERS
ACCUSED OF MURDER
charred Remains of Woman Found 10
Smoking Log Pile Near Hack
berry Mountains in WASH
ington State

HUNTERS, Wash, Oct. 29.-For the
alleged murder and cremation or
woman James Logan and G. B. Hilton,
prominent farmers living near &c,
donia, Wash, and Tennessee jack
were arrested tonight following the
discovery of the charred remains IN
a smoking log pile in lonely spot In
the Huckberry mountains, nine miles
east of Cedonia. While trudging
through the woods, Elmer, Ira and
Charles Clifford of Clifford, Wash,
Thursday morning stumbled onto the
remains of human bones scattered
about the embers of a log fire.
Hilton and Tennessee Jack were
taken into custody on the ranch owned
by Hilton and are now on their way
to the county Jail at Colville in charge
of Sheriff Graham
Logan was arrested at Davenport
this afternoon.
Logan and the dead woman started
from Logan's ranch to Blue Creek,
ostensiblv to close a real estate deal.
and when near the spot where the body
was burned Logan left the rig to throw
open a gate.
After the woman had driven through
Logan is said to have shot her. The
body was then carried to the spot
where it was burned. Logan drove to
Blue Creek and boarded a train for
Davenport, where the was arrested fol-
lowing the news of the murder.
The woman was employed as a cook
and helper at the Hergesheimer ranch
where she had been working for six
months
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-30
.DESPONDENT HE
TAKES OWN LIFE
TRIES TO GET WIFE TO ENTER
SUICIDE PACT
WOMAN REFUSES TO DRINK CAR
BoLIc ACID
Husband Tries to Force Spouse to Kill
Herself and She Runs from
Room When He Shoots
Himself

Despondent because he could not OBJ
tain a position with sufficient remuu-
GRAFTON to properly support himself and
young bride, Van Lewis Geiger COM
mitted suicide at his room, 1881 Palmer
street, last night, after he had inef-
fectually attempted to induce his wife
to join him in a death compact.
Geiger had been in Los Angeles but
three days, and for two days had
worked as an employe of the California.
Furniture company, having obtained
the position through the influence OF
T. G. Haley, his landlord.
Last night, it is stated, Geiger went
to his room, and producing a four
ounce bottle of carbolic acid told his
not want his wife to live and perhaps
suffer after his death. and he urged
her to drink one-half Of the deadly acid.
The young wife refused and entreated
her husband it is said, to abandon his
suicidal intention and return with her
to their former home in Denver, Col,
which they left few days ago. q
Geiger was persistent, and endeavored
to pour some of the acid into his wife's
mouth, it is alleged.
Wife Struggles 'FierceIy
She struggled and fought her hus-
band and ran shrieking into the hall
a shot was heard, and when Landlord
Haley appeared Geiger was found lying
on the floor, a gaping wound in his
forehead and his life ebbing away He
died before the arrival of physicians.
Mrs. Geiger was in a hysterica1
condition and able to give but little
information regarding her husbands
suicide. She finally managed to- give
this statement:
Lewis returned from his work and
appeared unusually despondept and
produced a four-ounce vial of carbolic
acid. He told me he was tired of liv-
ing and desired he and 1 should die.
He attempted to force some of the car
bolic acid down my throat, but fought
him off, and had no sooner reached the
hallway to ask for help than l heard
pistol shot, and on returning found
my husband had shot himself with
38-caliber revolver.
HE wanted me to enter a death
compact with him, and I thought 1
had talked him out of any desire to
end his life. He was respondent over
work and that is the only reason can
give for his rash action. He has par
ents living in Denver and a sister in
Seattle"
The body was taken to Pierce Bros
undertaking rooms, where an autopsy
will be performed this morning
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-30
NerVS OF the Mines and Oil Fields
CHARLES
GREAT GAS WELL TESTED;
PRODUCES TWELVE MILLION
CUBIC FEET IN "a HOURS

BAKERSFIELD. Oct. 29.-The great gas
well brought in by the standard oil com
nany on section 20 In the Midway oil fields
has been tested and found to produce ~
900 900 cubic feet of gas in ~ hours, enough
to supply all of san Francisco with gas. The
well has now been plugged with clay
brought from san Francisco at CON
siderable expense. and the action of the
Standard in testing the well and shutting
OF the flow indicates the corporation is to
TO utilize the gas, 1t being entirely feasible
to pipe 1t to the interior towns and even to
the bay.
1t has been demonstrated that there Is a
gas belt parallel ing the coast range on the
west side OF the valley. Five miles away
from the Standard well and in direct line
is the Grandnll we'll, which Is also a gasser,
Peerless company some time since brought in
another big gas well, all of which proves
the theory that the gas belt is an extensive
one.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-30
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Evaporated apples
firm small offerings for future delivery at
9hG9Ac, on spot fancy are nominal; choce,
9%0f10isc; prime SAc; common to fair 6A@
Prunes firm; California, 2h@7c; Oregon,
case
Apricots scare and in small demand; choice,
111llAc; extra choice, 11lA@l1Ac; fancy l2Q
12Ac
Peaches steady; choice 5Aq5Ac; extra
choice, 5a4d6c; fancy, 61a06Ac
e Raisins firm; loose Muscatel, 3&@4isc;
choice to fancy seeded 4%@6He; seedless, $40
SIC; London layers S1.20al.25