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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

lino nuS jlucitc Wiul nit Der iebigcll
gSittmc, Sruu aotborinc, geo, Hco.
oin1er. Nebcn Scbtercr bintcrl1Bt er
brci Sod)ter aus 5"lueitcr Glc, Ole
6rolien ,Sobn $. 9oicrlipp nno >Sobu
s.. 0uro. ionic SRI. Gorn Mlnrmc,
orci Gnfcl mo cine Sdppcitcr, 6roll
Milillic Gihcnbcrgcr.
Nud)Oem Yoitor &cnrp Sticmfc
BON Der belltid)cn cpongcliidcn ,Snl-
lnoiulelS-2irGc cillen crgrciicil0cr
Srouergottesbicnit 9cbolterL wurbc
gcItcrn bic iroild)c iSiillc DER ant ;.
0ieicS WionotS I'M boben Alter bon
Sc Sohren peritorbcnen Srou Mar.
aorctbc arolo, geb. 9tcumeicr, uolt
Nr. 2A7, Siio,9 ulositrobe. olli oem
Snnnlunnela Srieobpfc an DER Nor'
foro.Hfooo bcItnttet. Ger Orahesbii.
gel lpllr6c nit pielen ld0nelt 0llls
menltiidcn gcid)miidt. Bier Gnfcl.
Die SS. Charles, Soiepb. Ynorcas II.
Golirao 9ifcl. un0 Ole $50. Gclpar0,
Gobert mo &oluor0 Hibcl illtgirtcn
ols 9obrtudltr19cr. Srai grolb mur.
&c om y. Nouember 1923 in Bauer.
oort Sopcrll. geborcn mo fom &c
reits Dor 81 Sohren nnd) oieiem Can.
DC. Sic mur nit Sru. Sobn grolb
pcrbeIrotbct, weldler ihon Dor 20
Subren ltorb. %bre 0intrrbliebene,t
iiIo cine Spd)ter. Nron Simnn Yif
fel. iiini Glifel mo ied)a llrenfel. Gle
Ter'torbc1c mar picle Sabre Lang
Mit6licb rca 6ralienuereinH Der Dent.
id)eii cunngeliid|cu SmmunulS STRIDE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
!SGmorrboiocn omrdI Anfiangnns Sn
.. r .Sanic fnrirt.

aaeu Sciocnoei. Die mir ,Shrc
@oreiie j~uienoen meroc id) oeutlid,
ertldrcn, mie man Sdmorrboioen i'll
Ncuie blrdl Nuf'oigung belt. IS
1T einerlei, Oh Ole &1murrbpioelt 10
9clauutte btiitbe. blutcnoc. iudenOc
c0er Observation-Disclosures limo; i'd peroc
ends polt oieien Mittel ~fojtenfrci
leiloell, louie aud, I'M Sale es ae.
lriinlht miro. Neieren5en aus ssbrer
ll,mittelbaren llmgebung. Sd)nels
Slnoerung mo oouernoe Seiluna lit
lldjer. SfIdt fein @elb. mad,t dbcr
Anoeren @iitbeilung BON oieiem an-
eftieter. Sdreibt belte nod an Ssran
Gt. Snmmers, Dor z. Notre Dame.
ano- Shreibeit Sic in oieIer
= prad)e. (Mar56iSoJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

Z. Moplitt. We1crul,S cfretdr oe3
.Tereina friitlid)cr iuu1gcr MGrulcr, "
Ole cnaliid)e Scitrcoc. Tua pollitGn'
Digc Erogrnntm miro crit otcic No.
dc uuigcitellt. Foitor Sons glrlt lit
SecliprNcr Der Ncnlrinbc. uno bic
9eumtrn iino: &ona Arlt. Enltor
2ouia Sfrob, FrGli0cnt; 0cruonn
Sdr0ocr. Ticc.Yr1iioent; 9ilglit
Soiinluln. SefrctGr; @rinrid 0ioll'
mann, Sdnbmciitcr.
3ipns &irhc.
@ci bent bclttiaen &ormittogs'@ DOT
tcsoienit iil Der ociltid)ei llltberiid)en
3iOna Wemcinfe. Der INN 10 llGr 10
0iiniten icillcn Inioug nimmnt. miro
ToItor Sliliil0 Sofmunn ilbcr bns
Sbeno .Wciniingen iiber GbriituS"
prebigen. I'm > llbr HodmittogS
iinbet cine &eipcr Nnbod)t itntt, on
lucldc nnidlieBcno Eoitor Sninlunt
iibcr Ser 9uptiSumis" ipridt.
Sc urbinul prcbiqt in Der
&utbcbrulc.
Iarbiunl Gibbons preoi9t bellte
&orntittag nm II llbr bci'm &od)omt
III Ser &otbeOrulc eincm oltell DC
brolld] 9enl1B, mad, Dem er itet@ am
crIten Sonntug bcS WonotS 81 prcGi.
gen pile9t.
Gin id ~ leri9eS ErobIcm
gcloit il.
SOLDER 6rieOc. iiibc .Gintrnd,t
bcrrid)t mieber lllier Den Wiitglieoern
Der oeilt'dlen euon0eliideu Seruin
lens. @enieln jlt @ur0enpi4c. TT Gle
Spoltu1G. Die pe9cn oea gll9ld)lnl.
les Don Eoitor @ilh. Nallfi ans ocnl
0pitcshous %entitonoen por. lpurbe.
onrd, ein llc6erGltfomncll iibcrbriidt,
0aa Der aird)cnporituno nit DEM.
Sceliorger abiflob. Iieiem lle6er-
%eitfonlnlen gcmGB miro Eoitor &ilb.
&. Souff bis gum I. april iein Amt
tneoerlegell. bis 5u meldcnl }citpuntt
porousiidtlidr Elm ncller Seeliorqer
eriudblt iein miro.
Mtro Dem 9ienitc ocs
Scrrn gemetht.
Gic c1gliidc reiornlirtc St. YoilS.
STRIDE oil Der gdc Don Calhoun. uto
WtllberrpltraBe, meld)e nit eillem ao-
ItcnonfpanDe bon $33,t00 errld)tet
lpiiroe, miro heute Dem Iienite oea
Serrn iibergebcn meroen. ,3ur ,Seier
oes 5ogeS iinoen orei Jeitaottesbien.
lte in oenl nellen @~ottesbauie ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
.Soro's Sbcutcr."

George Guons ulo ieillc Sooner
bon Winltrela" limo Ole Nttroftion
nit lpclher .Sorb's Spernbons" il
oicicr @od)c ieincn jablrcidlen SSrenr.
Den unlo @onulerll %alliiportct. Iieit
Organization nimnlt obnc 3iuciicl
inter alien Minitrcl,S ri,ppcn ocy
omcrifoniihen 9iibnc circn scr ontr-
crltcn Elotc cili. SIR. George gpona.
her lilperluiiItlid)c &ornifcr. lit llntiir.
lid) Der Star" bes 8on5cn. Gr bal
cincn ld)citbnr mlcritopilid)cn &or,
ratb bon l,c,len anefbotell mo Sta.
lolicrn aiIf Eager lino bat and, cire
In6obl nclter GoliplctS mitgebrod,4
bic CT III ieincr eigcncr, d)oroftcriiii.
id)cn @ciie portr1gt. Nebcn linn
MAIDEN lid b%cionoerS Die &crrell
Sobn Sing. Carl 0cnbum, Gam Sec,
Clarence Morris ulb Sobn 9luc dis
&omifer pcroici1t, &on ben 8eiangs.
froiten ieien pormeGnilid) Sohn SO.
acrs. &ia Saflano ulto 8auabn
Comfort beruorgebobcn. Ginen iebr
%cTfcftpollcn Ibid)IuB iinbct bns Ero.
gronm nit Der auifiibrutg Der lilfi.
gen miiifaliidcn SfiS5c ,5bc 1ire.
man's Yicnic." III meldcr Sr. Mrt6nu
gleraloer, ein oi,s9esei1neter To
meit., Smitator, sic Hoae Der Eriutn-
bonlln uerforpert. Mm Mittturd,
in,b Samitog .iinocn Matinee'n itntt.
bcioc ST. poprIaren Freiien.
.M uiif: Mfabemie."'
Gie ppil alap & Granger nit
groBtcr YradJte,itfaltnng ~ihicenirts
mnliifaliidc aom0oie ~Sittlc Ncnip"
eclaliet in oieier @od)e il, Der nM:it,
iif.afaoemie" 5iit Auifiibrn,a. 7aS
2ibretlo. Dos lid oil Die iii sen bump.
riiiiid)eiu9 eifagen peridieocuers pli,.
tagsjeitun9e)l peroiicntlid,tei { aliil.
ten Gnrrifntnren- 3"eidtlun9en Nii,.
ior McGays unlebnt, cntitammt Der
s5eoer Sarrp y. Smitb's, pdbrena
!5r. Vietor 8erbert. Der befannte Or.
feitcrleiter nito Gomponiit, 5u Ofnn.
iclben cine %mclehioie, eiuifnleidelnoe
ino %oef60igc Muiif eeid)rieben bot.
DaS Stiid e%rsielte BEL ieiner aliiiiiit-
riitg III Meru.Yorf, Bolton uilb Gbi.
cage geroOesu beiipielloie grfofse mo
oiirite iid aiif bier Der beifdaigire.,
glinobmle erireuen. Iie 5ruprc.
pelde Dos. Siiid sur amfiiibriutJ
brinst, adblt iiber $50 MitsIieber. Sn
ben SaiptroIlen iinO Die befanntei,
aomifer Soiepb eatptborn, Sarrp
p HFHf-# t|N HW.E Nt +fsrh A4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
NirdcncinlueihMno

Iie cunua. luth. Ct. Sutua=&irdc oil
Der Ncnrictto- utO GutmpitroBr
iic6cn Mnd)cn nudl Dem 9rnnbt
sur Girmcibunt0 bcrcit, - Eoltor
Nurff bari miCbcr prc0igen. -
NrNcrc fird)lidc 9tutridltClI.
Sic 6eutlhe cpoRA. lutb. ct. GU
fu& Stride on Der Ode Don &clricttu'
mo Gutopitrubc, mcldc ant Is. &u.
mar pom elmer S%cuerabrrnlt hcimgcs
i!ld)t mltrbc. lit mirocr iopcit rcno,
pirt. Dos oiciclbc bcreit3 oul n1dItcn
Somtog clngelueibt pcrOcn faint
llnter Der f~un0igcn Hcituua 0ea &c
forntiollsmolcrS Hobert ". @brlid,
pom Nr. HI Observation-Disclosures,
lpelder ielbit ein ciiri9ca Niit0lieo Der
@cneiilbc lit, ihrittcn sic Helppos
tiunS Hrbeitcn nidlt ulIciil rnidcr
iort, ais man crlunrtct. Ion0crl Gas
&luncre oe0 @otteahauiea lit bertc
id,0ner, ais ie Sltuor. Ter onmutbi.
gen Getorotion licAt cin 5ortc9 @riln
81 @rtnoc, unb pr0htig nintu1t lid
an Ger Altorieite ser Stride ciu &lnit=
Acm0Ioca Ser quite Sirtc" aus. iibcr
mcldcm iolgenoc @ortc itchcu: Ser
Ncrr lit nlcin Sirte. mir miro nihta
monGcln." @ci ser Gcforution fam
Scr Notbiid)c Stnl 5llr NnmenounG.
Gic tScier am nGditcn SomtoN be
oinnt Inn bolb pier llbr Nodmittuga.
Foitor Sobnlnm BON Der Sulcmp.
Stride bGlt Die 0euiidc uno ST.. Sobu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

nlnc N}pitcrinrt) nno TIE MipitcNo
que" Gie &oriilbrultg bepcglitcl
9iIoer Gur0 Den a%il,etogrupb per
%pouitGnhigcn Ooa Ernaromm. IS i'm
Den toalid jluei %orltelllungen itutt.
.Ncur2 WtpuumentaE
Sbeoter."
DGbc Sigcr Giles" cine Surleafc-
Iruppc par rrceQence, id)lngcn NOR
gen I'M o9|cuen Wionumcntal 3beo
ter" ibr Cuortier oui, INN BORT lin
cine MoAe iNr Iuitlges Hegiment 81,
iilhrcn. Gle Groiinng ocs Gro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

ben miro. nid)ta non ieinrr %in5ie.
fmllgSfroit eilr0cbiiBt. IS not that
iGd)lih Bel ieocr Nic0erolliiiihrlWlN
nod ocn Rcij elmer Nrcmicrc. Ginr
ull3Ae1eidunctc Wcleuid)uit. Der cine
Nniohl pull Sduuipiclcrn uubS hou-
ipielcrimet BON %notionolcu PM an
Ncb0rclL brin0t Noa GrnUu bicr }lr
NuiiiibrlmN. In Der NuHltotrlulQ ii.
aoitiinIirlmg oc1 StiidC2 iino mcDcr
aoitcn, ned Ntilbc 1ci6cut. 10 0ob
and, in oicicr NeiicbunQ oIc &prbG
rtnNlul9cn iiir eillcn 1nll}cu Griola
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

boltiQ ulO intrreiiont. 9ir Wlon5.
hummer ociicIben lit Sic N%ufiiibrurlA
Oca Ginuttcra nNninco IN" nit SeroD
umO Marucp iu ocn Muuptrollcn. Gr5
@riicrrn pcr0icncn bcipnbcrcr Scr.
oorbcbmtN: MnnIo'a urubiihc ilic-
NcnOc Ntrobuten in cilcnl tollfiibncn
Hllitutt; Dec Nobcrt. Nlthlet; Nclcn
GrNp, Die reijulre Spubrrttc. o>Solp
eco" tonl;idlcr SdIucllIcidncr; geo
ger uIO Mrmp, tonuiidc N%trobotCn;
NayriRan mn0 @ilc& Nucttiltimr1,
ulo NOuula ltio Nod III Dem Mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
NnTrre 0henter.
Marietta Sao I'M auditorium.

sic hcriibptc oc,ltid)c Sdouipiclerin
bat lid Der cltgliidl. iprcdcnoen
@iIbnc 5~ligcipunot uno goitirt Jest
in Senri gernitein'S 2rnn1o
n@uccorot." - GtlpnS ats Der
2oufbabn ser aiinItlerin.
Mooontc Morietto Gin. bic be
riibmtc ocutlfe SdNidpielcrino ipcl.
DE iid fiir3lid) Der engliid.ipred)en.
Ben 9iibne %5ltscfpahot hot, bcgitnt
ulcraen ein eiuluodpigeS @oltipiel i'm
auditorium" Sic ipielt Die pcibli-
dc Nailpirclle iii cillcrr Tromo, Dos
Gem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eublifrm
bisbcr nod mbefnnnt lit uSoccorat"
ppu &enri 9ernItein, Dem beriibmten
Nutor bon ySbc Sbiei."
Gic 2olifbuDn Scr herporrogcnOcn
aiiultlerin lit III mehr, ais elmer &id,-
tlIllg intereildut. Sn Stolien geborcn
lllo iiir cine @eile elmer berumrciicn.
Sen itolicniid)Nl Srilppe oligcboreuo.
ipliroc lie pom Benz bcfunlten oallt.
ihen Sd)ouipicler mo 9iibnenleiter
Yoiiart ycltoedt." Serlclbc ueralls
lnBte lie. illr beltid)en 9iibne iiber.
3lltreten, II. IN pcrbaltniBmGBia fur.
ser 3eit erluorb lie id, Gle Stellung
elmer 9iibucnsrobe otlereritep Mon'
gcs, belonberS oils Soritelerin mo-
bcrner Srauengcitalten. Sor ctipa
Sobrcsfriit. g%oltirte tic nnl Srping.
Ylocc- 5beotcr, befanntlif, Scr bebel.
tcnoiten oelltld)cn 9iibnc Ncw, 9prf's.
mo c~r5ieltc rieIigc 9riumphe. TORT
iaben lie Die Sbenter. llnteruebmer
@ebriiocr SCHUBERT mo beruogen JIG,
iid) Der mnrrifaniid]en .giibuc 5li5u-
mcnbcn. Wnoanne DIN picmcte lid
Damn nit alien Gifer Dem Stuoium
scr englilhen Sprad)e. Die iic iest in
perbGltniBnlGBig erItalnliher @eiie
6eberrid)t. IuS lramo. IN peltem
Die aiinltlcriu olitritt. banbelt BON
Der Sicbc elmer Jrall 5u einem Spie.
Ter, Scr i'd ON ariiucn Gid ruinirt
mo bon Der 6ruu Enblrd) gcrcttet
miro. bnb tic ibren Hri opfcrt. Mu.
Dame Gin bat III Der Taritcliing bic.
Icr Srnlt, meld)e nm ibrer 2iebe mil,
let lid) lid)t ld)eut. ber iheltcriten
EreiS 5lt ~be5oblcn. sen cine 6rou SAB.
len fam, gicbt ibr reid)cn Spiel.
rolinL ibre gauge oramatiihc 8eitnl,
tnngSfroft ms Srciferl 5u fiibren.
lin Oetl Star" grllppirt lid cine
nit beIonoercr Sorgialt acmGblte
Sdlonipiclgrt; s@s.ssiHe.qQiaoit. 10 ooB ieoc
Hollc o%nGerneilet beiest II. cine atot-
te, ab%aerunoete Soritclllrng gciid)crt
III. NnSltattung nnb aoitiimirlng
beS Stiides o%iirften ol,d) oen Der.
mobnteltcn 3eidymud befrieoigen.
Is lueroeil um Wittipod) unoSnrr-
flag Matinec'n gegcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

1rnmma bilGct Die Nlliiiibrlng Der
@cinnNapoIie NJ Sot 9tight IN thg
Hodica," zines Stildco bon ilbcrip0l.
| tiNcn0cr &umit. lanu inlgt bu&
Clio" iii lpcld)cln inter Nn0crn Die
Sdmeltcrn Sec; bic orei Wil,stetit-
! re" umh Hc0e0 unb Nablep ouitreten.
Cen Sdl!ub oca NrcgrummS biloet
Die nliifnliidc Meullc NJ 9tiAbt mittI
tie Nlrlesouc Stnra," in meld)cr bon
ocl Nolptbnrltellcrn cine Nn5abl Ger
bctonntclten &%oubcpiuc.S tcrnc pcrio=
| nifi3irt mcr0cn. Nla Grtrn.N ttroftipll
iii 0u2 engagement Der bcrilbntcil
lGl5crin o3ounb" Ill bcjcidnct. bic
Erobcn ibrcr bcruorru9cnoul &lnlt
nblCNt. -- IS filt0crL mie iiblid), tGg-
lid Nadmitto9a @oritclun9en itott.
CONCERT bcs E1ilobelphiu
Srdeltcr.
Morgcn ?tbcnb gicbt IN Der o2p.
rio" buS ,YbilnoeIpbiu Srdcitcr"
0uS lcBtc CONCERT icincr bicSmintcr.
lid)cn @oltjn1orcr Suiion. Ilcn Nm.
5cid)cn nnd) biiritc lid bniiel6e i'll ci'
trenl 0roBen, GuBcrcll Griolee aeitol-
ten. Seun bic uortrciili6c &ilnitlcr'
i6oor bot inter Dem SuftItod ibrcS
berpGbrtcn SiriAentcn Carl Eoblin
unicrcm Eubliflmu IN Der min Den.
GnOc nohenocn Sniion 10 picl Do
@utcn Qcbotcn, 0oB 0os Tbldieo3.
Goll6crt Der nagcmeinltcnS %Geilnobme
iid)cr lit. Serr EohliN bot iibrigcn$
iiir bicic W%clegcnbcit Elm Hroarnmm
6linnulcll0cItcllt. Dos mirflid) Dos
YrGOitot oolrBcror0entlid" pcrOi(rt.
Gic &otpt-S 81 dcltcrmmrmcr hcllclbcl
lit Gciur 6rnnd'a bcriibmtc Spmplo.
nic iii :. Gaiebcn nnfn6t 0na 1Srp
qrunm Die Suocrtiirc 81 8ugner'a
Scr ilicNCt0c SpuGnocr." bic Su
p~criiirc ju Slucl0irn'S nGorncpoI in
Eoria" mo EohIiN'3 Suite .%,Snlprc'.
lions ri Nrucricu". Iic Sbotiod)c,
oob oilic9 Gon5crt Gclcacnbcit gicb:.
Ncrrn Noblig. Der bier 10 rcid)c Cor.
bccrcn ais Srd)citcrleitcr gccrntct.
audi III Icincr Gigcnihnit ais Gompo
lliltcn fcnncn 81 "lerlcll, Ip(ltc bielenl
mnlifoliIhcn Greignib crbobte Nh'
jichulg1froft lidcrn.
3cbntcS Ecnbphp SrNel-
6rei Gon5ert.
Gn9 5cbntc SonltnNS.S r1c! Trei-
Gol5crt Der oieapinterlid)en Suiion
iinbet bclltc Nohmittog im Nroben
Gon6crtioolc bcs ~Eenboop- Inititnta"
ltntt. 'Sr. SrcOerid :. @eaper lit
ser Gon5ertgebcr. Sbn o%iliitirt Der
Voritoniit 6. Nertrom Yeucod. Iaa
naditebenoc iutcreiiontc Erogromnl
9elullgt 5lr Gllrdfilbrrnig.
Critic Sonntc (NQegro ma lloi,
frdppn, Nllodllfe, Tllegro cpiltitcco)
uonNoromsfi; Sbcmn itno Sariotlp
men 1T bia.YipQ pom @oiii: 9lrie aus
oGlioD" is lit acrllg" Don WelbclS.
John; %oripicl 5u ~Iie Mciitcriingcr"
(ilbcrtrugcn uon Gam. =. @nrrcnD
Don @n9ncr.
NJ du 4 lnon Gou5ert.
Ger bcriibmtc iutge riliiiid)e Giu.
limit Miiba.G lnlalt, ipeld)er I'M bis,
bcrigen Gcrlollf ieiner CONCERT. Sour-
nee III bieiem 9ailbe Die 9eiamlntc
anlcrlfoniide Ereilc i'll b0d)iten Sob
iprild,en 6egciitcrte ullb aud fiirjlid,
bier ii, Baltimore 0elegcnilid) iciiles
NuitretenS nit Dem .9oiton Spnt
pbonie.S rdeIter" eincn 10 beiipiean-
len Triumph i%eierte. giebt ant foni.
men0en Gienitog in Der .9pric" eili
Tecitul. Ia@ mniiflicbelioc Eit6li.
fun u%tiercr Stnbt oilriie lid Aieicn
SltllItaelliif fulill elttqchelt laIicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

81. o.s4o u,,l1,. S,. S,,n4onajh,,lp
r-Ma;Sn,st ;o;', ,n;rS sc,;,,,,t IN, o2n
,Ts. os,.,, ,,,n;4on Mnt.
s,t u III. 6n,i,,,t
. u Tso,,,. aomro,,
n%~,.aiou1. Sm. ,kn,L,,;, thcnf,,;.
,Tn,, enn,;,o. w. onnc,ftrr AZ, ,re.
80 wo;,,,r Mnn,d, ls;trt ~
itn. cn,n,[er o;siisrcr Sow RrS.
aSau ,or Mo"or,l 1n,,S. nc. rcfn,
. G;ah, n, oGno.;e, o(,,
Mr,,,, ;i,,Snt o;,,a 0G,S,At ;;i. S;o
m;t,GoS,. S,s H,,,crnn,rn;r att
!, r,rfshcr mo;t,r ad,,r,, ~ S(rr(o >cr
Wr%,iSo,,t "a Sro,f(;, ,,nS Nor.
;hrnNnmo,sn ~rrn,;,n, n,i,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

Acgcbcn iinO. @Q iiu0cn tiillidI
Motince'n itntt.
.@ilipn lbcutrr."
Srltcn bot iid) Gin &ultimorer Wtil
icntempel 10 id)ncu cincn iid)cren
Elob III ser @init Gca SbeOlcr Eltb-
lifltnla rrpbert, mic Dies Gem ncltcn
.S&ilion Sbcoicr" IN ser fltrjen 3eit
leines Scitcbcna ~aclnnNcn III, mo
jlpnr nid)t iucnigitcn 0ont Der mt
iidtiGen SbGti9fcit ieines @cidoitSs
i%iitrcrs ), i. Ti1un. Nrd cos Nro-
gronlm olcier Nod)c iii mic0cr reid
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-08-09
STEWART-BROWN.
Hopkinsville Couple Married
in jacksonville.

w. A. Stewart and Miss Ollie
Brown, both of this city, were mar
ried Saturday at 6 p. M, at the
home of the groom's brother. Mr.
H. B. Stewart, in jacksonville. Rev
IS. M. Bernard, of the Christian
church, performed the ceremony
Immediately after the wedding Mr.
Stewart and his bride left for Hen
derson and Evansville. returning to
Hopkinsville Sunday night, where
they have taken board at Mrs. Jesse
Payne's. on Cleveland avenue.
The groom is the efficient foreman
of the Kentuckian job Office rooms
and is popular with everyone.
His bride is in the employ of the
Home Telephone Co. as night opera
tor. She is daughter of the late
Joseph Brown, Of Hopkins county,
who was for several years a msgis-
trate of this county.
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RELEASE SECURED.
Son of Milton Oliver Was
Jailed at Princeton.

Princeton, KY, Aug. 6.-Maj. E.
B. Bassett and his cavalrymen and
Milton Oliver, of Lyon county,
created great excitement here late
yesterday afternoon by dashing into
Princeton from Lyon county. They
came to secure the release of Sidney
M. Oliver, son of Milton Oliver, who
was arrested here on the charge of
carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Upon his arrest the city authori-
ties did not know who he was, but
upon being carried before the City
Court he gave his name, and City
Judge j. T. AIKEN assessed a fine
against him of $25. ten days and
costs, amounting to 500. A replevir
bond was given by Milton Oliver
who, with Maj. Bassett and his men
returned to Lyon county with younl
Oliver.
Milton Oliver is a full.fledgeC
soldier, having donned a khaki uni
form. He still limps from the eff
fects of the wounds received som,
two months ago at the hands o.
would-be assassins, at his home neal
friendship, Lyon county, about
twelve miles from Princeton.
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Exciting Experience of Sher-
if Johnson In Capturing
Hiram Pike.
HAD ESCAPED DEPUTY.
Hand-to-hand Struggle in
The Dark While Watch
ing His House.

Hiram Pike, of Fruit Hill, who
escaped from Deputy Seeriff Chiffon
recently, was captured by Sheriff
Low Johnson Friday night after an
exciting experience. He went to
Pixies house before day light Friday
morning, having received tip that
he had returned, but Pike was not
there, That night he returned,
taking Geo. Tandy, a colored man
on his farm, and another man with
him. Not finding Pike in the house,
he prended to leave and making a
noise and talking in a loud tone,
Sheriff Johnson and Tandy lay down
near the house to watch for Pike. II
turned out that Pike was himself
hiding at the same place and in an
hour or more there was a rustling
in the bushes and the sheriff felt a
gun barrel slide along his arm. He
fired his pistol in the air and by the
flash saw Pike on all tours with the
gun in his hand, pointed towards
him. Both Mr.. johnson and the
negro jumped on Pike and disarmed
him and returned to Fruit Hill
where the buggy was and brought
Pike to his honse about 3 o'clock
Saturday morning. He kept him
there until some hours later wher
he was placed in Jail.
Pike is charged with a crime upor
the person of a young girl named
Pearl Young, aged Is. who claims
that he forced her to live with hin
and also beat her and shot at her
The girl was here a few days age
and gave the information upor
which Judge Knight issued a war
rant. He is about 40 years old and
came from Ohio county last winter
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MISS GRAU WON
Trip to Old Point ard Wash
ington.

Miss Hettie Grau, of this city. was
the successful young lady in the
popularity contest conducted by Mr..
A. B. Coffey, at Hollands opera
house, which closed Saturday night.
Her vote was 57,440. The next
highest vote was 44.255 for Miss
Beulah Boyd. Miss Pearl Hargrove
received 33,425 votes and Mrs.
Daisy Goblin "a. 1850. Scattering, 20
900 votes.
Miss Grau will be given a trip to
Old Point Comfort and Washington,
d. C. She will leave next Friday
Aug. II, with a large party from
here, in charge of T. E. BARLEY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-08-09
NEGRO MAN
Injured by a Fall at the Rock
Quarry.

Lewis Pendleton, a negro man,
fell off Cedar Bluff, near the Hop
kinsville Stone Co.'S rock quarry
Saturday night. and landed on a bed
of rock some 80 feet below. He was
badly cut and injured seriously,
though not necessarily fatally. 1t
was very close call for the negro
and the wonder is that he was not
killed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-08-09
Charges of A. ]. Casey and
Stanley Bassett Concern
ing Contracts.
SEEK TOREMOvE MAYOR
Hearing of Formal Charges
Deferred To a Subse-
quent Meeting.

The council met Friday night in
regular session and after the routine
and unfinished business had been
concluded, Mayor Meacham stated
that before an important special
order was taken up he would give
an opportunity for any persons pre-
sent to bring applications or griev-
ances before the council. Mr.. Stan
ley Bassett, a young attorney, arose
and said he wished to charge that
the Mayor had been guilty of an
alleged forfeiture Of his Office by
entering into contracts with the
city for printing. That publications
to that effect in the Independent,
edited by A. ]. Casey, had been pre-
pared by him, and he was DESTROYS
of showing that the mayor, during
the years 1867 and 8 had done
printing for the city and that dur
ing his present term had been inter
ested in city contracts made by
ther persons. He desired to make
"a legal argument. but Mayor Meach-
am told him that while he had been
allowed to state his charges, the
council was about to take up
special order and could not make
the investigation asked for at that
meeting but that he was entirely in
nocent of any contracting with the
city and had done no printing for
the council since he had obtained a
construction from the attorney
general two years ago, of the law
bearing on the subject. That he
was willing and anxious for the
council to fully investigate the
charges affecting his present term
at some future meeting.
Mr.. Bassett said he would like to
be heard at once unless prevented
by gang rule'. Councilman Gal.
breath asked that he repeat his last
statement and when he did so, NOV
ed that the matter be taken up at
the meeting of Aug. 10Th. The
mayor asked Mr.. Galbreath to put
his own motion, which passed by
unanimous vote.
A committee composed of Council
men Higgins and Galbreath was APP
pointed to visit Greensboro and
Henderson to secure data on electric
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-08-09
Tuberculosis Causes Death

Miss Effiie Leitchfeld, aged Is,
daughter of Mr.. James Litchfeld.
of the Mt. Carmel neighborhood,
North Christian, died yesterday
morning, after long illness of con-
sumption. She was a member of
the Methodist church. The inter
ment will take place in the family
burying ground today. Funeral
services will be held by Rev. B. L.
Yates.
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light plants, both of those cities hav-
ing municipal plants.
The investigation Of charge Of dis
order against T. NJ. Thomas & Co,
saloonist, on Sixth street. a special
order, was taken up The defen-
dant was present in person and by
attorney and after hearing the
statement that Mr.. Thomas was out
of the city when the disorder occur
red, the matter was passed over,
upon assurances that further
troubles would not occur.
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city electric light plant, did not ar
rive Friday, but will probably arrive
either Saturday or Monday. Mayor
Lambert has completed arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
two visiting councilmen. and will
give them all the information posi-
bic concerning the management of
municipal plants. -Owensboro Mes
senger.
Councilmen Galbreath and Hig-
gins, who are the committee, will
probably go to Greensboro tonight,
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Victim Of Bright's Disease

w. S. Gabard died in Crofton
Sunday, aged 81 years. He had
been living near Franklin until some
time in the Spring, when he came to
Crofton. He was brother-in-law
of DR.. S. H. Williams and is surviv-
ed by his wife and two children.
Death was due to Bright's disease.
The interment took place at Old
Petersburg. Services at the grave
by Rev. Moore, of Darlington.