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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

9todnlittog nm 4 llbr i'll Der fotboli'
iden ct. Seo.airdc on Der Silo'
GrctcrsS troBc Die SirmruG BON lao
&inoern in,b Grpod)ienen. Gic NIT
Der STRIDE nj @erbinbumg itebcnoeIt
Gereille neroell Dem Cardinal ooS
G%brcnoclcitc nod bcnt @otteSban&
oeben. Iic 3cicr id)licBt nit cincr
Erojeiiion Der aillber.
e fIub Scr Miiiion in Scr
Scr6 Sem airhc.
Settle bcginnt Die brittle uno iit'
9leidl SdluBmphe elmer bon BE
oemptoriiten. Batrcs III Der fntboli-
id)er Ser5 Seiirairdlc il Sigblonc-
torpll gebalteren Wiilion. Gieie lebic
@odc lit Den unuerbciratbetcn inr.
gen WGnncrn ullb 6rolicn 9emiomct.
Teutd DE 3ions.a T d) c.
Sn Der o%eutid)en ;3ions.airfe eli
Der Iorb. @op. Strobe prebigt' Yoitor
SilliuS Soimann bci'm beuiigeu, I'm
Mti llbr beginncnbeu Sormlittog;.
@%ottesoienit iibcr Gas @leifnif
pont S1monn" IND am Nbenb iiber
.Ien Sinn oes areu5eS".
WieoererDftnunG Scr st
2nf.oS airdle.
Gle ociltid)e e~pangeliid). lutberiidls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

ct. 9ufuSt8irhe. gde Scnrictta= uno
GutonsS troBe, lpelhe am 16. So
ma rs. IS. BON elmer Seuersbrun't
hein1geilldt mllroe, miro heute pieoer
erGfinct Ueroen. Die Henobirungs-
Nrbciten ginge1 rnid1er % Stdateu.
ais crlpurtet purbe. uno 0os Snnerc
0cs @ottesbnu.iee lit Jest id]oner, a..
ic 5llpor. NnldBlid Der @ieoereroff-
nltltQ finbct helttc. NudnlittogS I'M
"a ll6r. Gin GROCER 6citgotteSoienit
itutt, bel Incident Fnitor Grnit bon
&uhmonn. Der Seelinrger Der bent
Id)cll luthcriidJelt SulcmS=8enleiu0e
an Der Ode Don 9dttcrp-Auenue nro
Runouu-S troBc. sic oelltifc Seitpree
oigt boltcu miro. Cine enqIiibe 9ln-
iprdhc miro Sr. Sobn Z. Maplitt.
ser Ocncrol-Sefret pes rIereins
hriitlid)er il,nger M1nner," boltei.
Eoitor Sans 9Irlt lit Sceliorger Der
@cnlcinoe, mo Die Teontten iinb:
Sona 9lrlt. EaitGr; 9oui5 Stro5,
Yr0iiocnt; Serutonr Sdrooer, &icc-
E%rGiibcnt; gugltlt Soiimonn, Sefre-
tGr; Scinrih Mtoumonn Shobmei-
tier.
6ricr OcS 81. Gutrid's
Iage>
Nm fonmcnoen Gonrerito0 miro
in alien fotboliiben aird)en Der
Stoot ods ct. Eotrit's Set geieiert.
Iic @otpticicr iinoct III Der ct. Eo'
trid'a Stride an @rooOlpdp mo Der
Nnut.S truBc ltntt, no 9iid)oi u. ..
Gprri1on Elm Icierlihes Sphumt celes
brit, bel bent Cardinal @ibbons i'm
Sonftllurium iciu miro. Hoh oern
0pd)omt lin0 Die tbellncbmeuben
EricIter @Gitc BON Safer SomeS j.
Tonohuc. Hcftor ser st. Eatrid'S
STRIDE, Pm Nod)nlittog iinbet cine
QroBc StroBcnporooc itott, meld)c it'd
Der Cardinal, Der @iihoi mo picle
onocrc Erieitcr bon Der Cardinals
@obnung oltS betrod)tcu luerbcn.
SreietnigfeitS airhc.
Enltor u. =. Steraer preoiat bcim
bc,ltiNeu &ormittogSs @otte Soicnit in
Der Grcieinigfcits -&irGe iiber oaS
5benn oSciuS pcrtbcioi9t lid Dol
ieinen NntlGgern." Nm Ibcno int
oct Die &oriteuuna uno Friiiing Scr
Goniirmanoeu itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

8iuocrte Don tleinen |3eitunastrG.
germ, ocncn JIG OFT init Gotb urto
Sbnt 5ilr Seite itanO, BADEN ibren &c.
item Sreuno uerloren. Seit Sabren
iilhrte Die Teritor6ene init ibrem
0otten Sohu ait Der Sapette., in Der
Mdbe Der GoloertitroBe, einen 8rlid,t.
.uno 3%uderiperf. Stnno. Ger Name
Shellcnid)ldger bereitete ben Sci.
tunasiun9eu pief Sdnpierisfeiten,
utb JIG nnrnten Serru SfeQeniflu~
ger %tllrjpeJ .Miiter Sobn" iuio lei
ne Satin n6rul Spbn". Gar oft
idlid)tctc bie Gerblid)ene Die Strei.
tigfeiten Ser andben IN miitterlifcr
@eiie uulo Job ltets oarauf, oaB Der
lfn1flid)en mo fleineren &uaben
BON Sciten Der dltcren fem ltnred,t
geihah-
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Die uGd,itc ibrnng.

----S~T-
Sieb5cbntea @pltiplel Der oMctyopo-
ljtou Gpcrn @ciclfidoit."
MuIlcnct'a oNioluu" gclnllQt 5llr
NNifilbrunG. 49, Sri. Geraldine
6orror IN Scr Sitc(rolc. - Nr.
Carl &ocrn ais nGbepolicr ocS
@ricuy."
@ci Dem uGditcn @oitipicl ser Me
t~rnpolituH Opcrn @cicuidoit",
ocrn iicb5cbnten biticr SAiioL bo@
oil n6hitcn Wiitnnod) Nbcno IN Der
nSpric" ilottiin0ct. miro ou~ @nlti-
lltorcr Hllbliflnn luicber @cle9cnbcit
bohcL cillcn Icinct crfldrtcn Sicb.
lin0c 81 boren, Sri. Geraldine 6ur.
ror. Nic %c5enlQmobl INT ibrcrS d)ors
belt mic Inn ibrcr Stunt mIlcn &c
~feicric iltlgc S0ngeriu miro bic 81.
telrnilc III Wnilcnct'S Spcr ,Minron"
iili0cn. Us miro Dies ons leBte bic.
ii0c Nllftretcn 1Srl. Sarrnr'S III Oicicr
GuIlon icin, mo DIE 5nblrcid)cn Ser.
ebrcr, lpcld)c oic &iinitlcrin bier be
IiBt. mrr0Gn ca lid tollnl liebnlen lalz
icll, al 0lcIcm Nbclt0 IN boiler 3ubl
ser &oritellln0 %bci5ulppbuell.
9llid) Die ioniti1e 9cieBung Der
Spcr ld1cillt mohl gceignet, cill gro
bca EllbIifrm nlju5ieben. 80 lit
5luldd)it Der oelltid)c &cloentcnor
Gorl Sorn III ltcnncll, Ser Die Holc
ocS ,GbcpsHcr ocS @rielr" perfor.
perm miro. } GcrIelbc mod)tc, mic
nod 5obIrei6en Gpcrnbeiuherlt III
lebboitcr Grinnerrlg iteben pilrite,
bel Scr G%rGiinlulAa $ GoriteQlnng Die
Ter Soiion IN Der SitclroQe pon@oQ-
ncr'o YSonnbGuier" eiilen eltldle.
Den uortbeilboiten Ginbrud nlodte.
Scotti. Der bcrilbmte garitoniit,
Der III ollen Goritcllrloen bicierS al.
ion mitpirfte, III bencn Sri. 6nrror
oilitrot, miro Die Fortie pcs nSeS-
cant" iilt9elt. .Gieicr aiinitlcr bat
Dem @%ottinnorrr .glihIifinh id,oll
mnnd)c trtiilIAc' 2ciiirnla ..gebotcn II.
miro iidlcYli4, aud, in .SjeItr %oIlc
wicocr iciihf, Scorer heseiIternh.
Bic iueittre &oacnbfissiillg it bic
iolgcrbe: oEoltiictte," GFriiiillc Sc
lane; oSopottc", Moiina BON GuelS
,.&oicttc,4 @ellricitn @afeiielo; go
S%erpante," 0tario Gnbnnier; &c
Gonltc beS @riutr," @iilIio Goiii;
n@rilot" geo Gepaur; 20 gretig-
M" Georges GicgiS; o3lpci @nden"
Gbororoo Miiiinno ullb Sean Wiillot
@r. 6crnnnbo Senoro miro ols
Girigclt liin9ircll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

troftion, nit pcldcr IN oieier ISOLDE
bos nSolibupltr. Z beutcr," bieier pc.
plllGre Tamilicn .WuientempeI ieiuen
sabIreihen 6reunbpn m%uftportet, Gi2
beiben trefiliten 8olnifcr @orO lrno
Gotes iiuo inherent Eublitum mpbl'
bcfallnt ulo INNER cillcr enthuliuitl
ldcn Altfnahmc iid3cr. Sic boben
Sleles Otal cine Il5abl nellcr geiullg
lidler Shlogcr uno @iBe mitgebrodt.
Gle rei5enbe Spubrettc 2llcp Gain
bat in Der Nolle 0eS oSbcrrp SOL.
mes" zines meiblid)cn SeteftinS. lebr
lueitcn Spielraunt, tire geiolglihen
unO Oariteleriihen 6dbigfeiten ms
bcIlitc 2id)t 5l riideu. 2e1p &cIln
ipielt Die Rone oeS ,Eroiciiora Co
pp" ltno bat Ole gauge ,&urItcIlung
iiber Die 2od)er uui ieiner Seite. Nud)
Die iibrigen Otitmirfcuoen tbun
Elm Sober an ieiltem EloBc i6r
9eitcs. Nla b%cionbcrc Nttruftion bGrf
Oos Gamcn-S rdciter geltcn, bo9 Die
muiitoliid)eu Numnlcrn begleitct. -
Montog. Mittlpnd), Sonnerlta9 mo
Somitog iino Die Motineca Gage.
,8opctp Sbeoter."
nSSreo, >Srpin'a @iblon Girls, cine
9urlesfc . Organization meldc ola
cine Der beItcn ibrer Srt in ben Sheos
terfreiicu oeS Sunbes bctannt iii,
holtcn moraen ibrcn Gin5ug III Dos
,@opetp ; Gbcotcr." 9oS Ero0romm
nmioBt Die Muiiiibrrng elmer 5lpcis
oftigen @eiongSpoiic, Die iid) $50.
0on's Srcnh @iie's S%uabonbS" be-
titelt. SSn Der Srlppe b%ciinOcn lid,
cine Nn3abl uls9e5cihnetcr 9onlitcr
mo itinmbegubtcr SolbrcttcrL iOtc
elmer Scnlep Sonc@ WtcGollcp,
glrtbur Sclmorc. @iQp BARRON, 5.
g3. Sberrp, @n1. Collins, SouiieEol.
mer, Selcnu &epln &olcpbitc @or.
rom unb Nnocre. Ger Gbor 5ubft 81
icinen Witglicbcrn brciBig jultae
WGhelS, 0erell natiirlid)c S60nbcit
ourd) Die bodeleaontcn &olti!mc, mel
die tie trogell, nod gcboben miro.
Sic beiiBcn CUTE, moblgeld)ulte
Stimmcn mo limo pcrfeftc Son5e-
rinllen. Gas Clio" pnrtet init ci.
niocn NopitGten nli Dem 8cbietc
oes TauoepiIle olti; bcionbcrs 5lt crs
mGbncln iino: Soicpbine unO MIllle
Varrops IN cincn1 @elnngs- mo
Ioni . Mftc; Collins Sbcrrp III Der
nlilitGriiden Torohic ~Sbe Battle OF
too Soon;" Sobn mo Wtoc @urte III
Dem Giuofter oSnm Eutlp ment to
iuer", unb 90 Geolo. Die onmltbi9c
| SGnoerin mo SGn5cril1. 9ic ilt-
lid,eu tGglihen Motinee'n finoen
itntt. .uD ao... 7o- ,o"4a 4,
.Neucs, 10 nnumentnls
Sbcatcr."
rNSnl ,Ncilen Monunental- 5beatcr, "
6icicln heion0ers BET inherent Serrcll'
Tilblitum 10 belicbtcn Muicntenpel,
idlogcn morgen Som Miner'S 30
/ bemion 9~urleSquers" ihr Gnarticr
ol,t, Inn BORT iiir cine @odc 5u per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

bleibell. Cine 5ipeiaftige mllIitalt'fc
&eplie biloet ber Hnbnlen, in mel
dent iid) Die nud)itebenoen &ilnItlcr
uto &iinItlcrinncn poritelen: anoD
@oroner nto Soo Nicolai ais Not
iep" obcr nHofep;" Sigh Scrlaro,
The Bon from MempbiS;;" Die
Shmeitcrn Tolmore, ercentriid)c5 an.
5erinnen; Soc II, Nuoo in Der Car
iteqlna jiiOiid)er G%boraftere; Slo
Bates, GorobiIt; @iqionls lnO Sc
gal in einem Son5aft, IND Sobnlon
unb 9uflep in elmer einofti9en EoIlc
N Nigbt OIL tie 0oiperp." IreiBig
rei5erbc iueenoidone Gbormldbel ira
gen nif)t ipenia ;l,rt griolgc Oes
@ansen bel. als Grtra-A ttroftioll
fiihren Die Saiitfdmpfer aio Brood
nlo Soc 9ernitein Die cir5elnen Gun-
ben oes 9urrs-aetdc Snnltfompfes
Dor.
@iIipnsS Scatter"
Sr. ). 9. GiIon, DER @eihditsiiih-
rer bes 10 ifnea popular gelporbe.
men ncner .@ilion.S beaters." bnt
fir oieie @od)c miehcr einErogramm
arrangirt, oas iidl orrfmea oils crit.
flaiiig bejeifncn ldbt. als @lan5'
hummer b%eiielben lit Die 9orfiibrnliG
ocs grpbeu nlniifaliifclt aftes so
tel 2%nieblano" ST. %be5eid,nen. Cine
pcitere bodlinterfiiantc &ilmmer iii
Gonior's SnNoe.Girfus Die alisgc'
5eidpaet breiiirten Qbicrc poabringell
aunitltiide. bic gernoe5u ~eritannlid,
iinb. les @eitcren ieien beionocrs
nambnft scnladbt: 2ibbp nno 1rap-
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3bco. s. Siener & &c.,
2t7 Git Wtltimorc . Strofe.

GeutidJcs rnb anberes ausI1nbi.
id,es @elo gefauit nub perfnuft.
Oelbienbungen beior9t noh Tentidj'
LAMB, Seltreid. HuBfano Ii. /. 10.
3chiel onsgcitellt auf ausldnoiihe
Sanfen. Greoitbrieie unb 9rapelerS
CHEQUES. O.
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3uge9ebcn. = Griter Serr:
rSorenSie mol, oo5 lit mems d)irm
ben gle oa baben." I3lpeftet SEER:
.@e5ipeifle id) fcincn g~neenblid hlein
SER! I'D babc i'm bel eh,emEiano.
lriber aefnuit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

.lpra ,S9qaer rHlA. Ainloailtql; Mipr-
pin mo Nallnlall. irl'dlc &onlltcr;
S)cnger lul0 &cnlp, tonlildc Ntrnha
ten; sul,ic 8olOic. Soubrcttc; &0r
ri1all ul0 Wilca. 0cnolmt o(bc Sat
5oafi aioa." mo Sctnpc TCiQ, S0ro-
pDon.S piclcr. 1ic &oriiIbrultA be
megliher photographer brin1t Dos
Erogromm sum- Abid)llB. - IS iil-
Den t0glid) }mci &oritcuin0cn itott.
9cbtc@ anciicl Guortctt.
G0n5Crt.
9oa Gnciicl G.tnrtctt Niht ON
Sreitug Nod)ntlttn0 in Der groBcn
Gonjert @nllc Oca Hcoboou Illiti-
tiitS icin Orittc1 nN0 ju1lcid lcbtca
Go1jert ieincr &oitInlorcr Suiion
1909-l9l0. llnicrc &uciicl. Ocnlcin.
&c oiiriic lid bel Oielcn GrciNtib
poljdblig einltelleL I'M Den ailnit-
Tern, pcld)e lie 10 pit bird tire uois
lenocten Yciltlungcl cnt}iift bnbcll,
bci'm Nbid)ico ibrcn berjlid)el Can't
oll2;uoriiden. Sic anciiclinner to-
ben lid ilir ihr icbtca Gon5crt eill
bDd)ir Invertebrates YrOAranlm &c.
nGhlt, ooa Die folNen0cn @ertc I'M.
foBt: Shlmlonn'p Strcid) : Gnortcit
IN S,Glr, GU. If; (rio in 6iSHfoll
iiir Eionp, 8iolinc mo Gcllo BON
Geior Srund mo 6lpci Sutc airs
Dem o. MoQ Eltortett bon &c
buiicp. @ci Dem Srnnd'id)cn Wcrfc
hat Nr. Norol0 Nonoolph Die Mus.
iiibr,utg oca aInpicrpnrtS iibcrlont.
nlClt.
elites Ncobobp GrNcl.
Srci Gon5crt.
Ina elite SonltoQa Srael- Ircis
Gon,crt Der instrumentation Soiioll
iinoct belltc Nnhnlittnq I'M grnBclt
Gon5ertioolc ,beo Y@coboop Sriti.
tlta" itott. 6r. u. II. Eolomin iii
Scr Gonsertgebcr. Gr miro cin reid.
boltige2. Invertebrates Ero0romm
5ur ItrfiiiGrun8 brin9cn.
@eSd dltni i setter Der
Goo(psu Sief 19n(titi,nrpz
9(eric Nr. 80" pom Oroel Der
yGagles" l16lt bellte Idhfuittog inn
M~drplono. Sbcatcr ibrc iGbrIihc DC
o1dJtlliBieicr. SER u. 2. @olbsbo,
rollaD, Der Sefretdr oca Wupors,
miro Die 6eier eroiinen mn Gr.Sr0-
iioent s. Charles sSrie0cl bic Sarpt,
oniprahc halten. Tie ARRANGEMENTS
fir Die Teier boben bic Sol1eloell
geiroiien: Hobert Z. McGlrOn j.
Iriscoll, Sobn Z. McNtubon, no
iorio q 8~iorgio. ,Soiepb Nafcp, Sol.
Eipitone, Serome g. Qlpitone. DO
les Giieubera Sorrp Noler, Salnes
acllp, 1srnnf Grpor, @iilcclt Sedlco,
6. :. 9oloimitb, Sarrp z. Gunperp,
Sacob Nab, gilbert Berg. u. .. Gar
IN, @m. Suoion, Hobert 9elis, Sac.
@ifcrs, Sacpb Sing nno Sobn Smi-
! fert, JIM.
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nWutter Ser 3citungs'
iuugeu" 1eitorbeu. - gran
Mice Sd)clcnihlo9cr, befalnt ols
n6rnrl Sobn, Die Mutter Der Bel.
trnasilmgeu", lit nid,t mehr, mo
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Sci Grtdltunaeu

treble man Sals umb @rnit. aiidj sic
SuBioblen nit Or. Hidter's
PAIN EXPELLER
elm. @irft ioiort linoerno uno BET.
icno. 25 unb soc. in Npotbefei.
9tir edit nit slnfer.
4. Mb. 4i6ter e 81.
tans Stubsitabt, S4astuasn) 1
2f5 Htarf street, xe0 Nh.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
WOMAN LEAPS FROM LINER
NewJersey Passenger Ends Long
Suffering from Melancholia.

Miss Eleanor Kaufman, OF Elbercn, y. j.
who had been suffering from melanchoIla
for several years. ended her misery on
wednesday by leaping from the deck of the
French liner La Lorraine, which arrived
here yesterday from Havre.
Miss Kaufman who was about flfty-three
years old, left New York several months
ago. accompanied by her sister. Miss Sarah
Kaufman The trip was planned by her
family in the nope that ii would brighten
her depressed spirits The trip through the
Continent had A beneficial effect but when
the. Lorraine left Havre the old affection
of melancholia came back. Fearing her
sister might attempt to take her life, Miss
sarah Kaufman kept by her side con-
stantIy.
While her sister dozed in the early morn
ing hours of Wednesday Miss Eleanor
dressed and went out on deck. There was
no one about except Alfred lie RouN. a
sailor. who was scrubbins part OF the prom
enade deck
Suddenly the sailor saw the woman chmo-
ing the rail He ran toward her, meanwhile
shouting to a sailor on the deck oeio" 10
helm him hold her The man below caught
the woman's skirts and LIE Rou1 tried 10
erssp her arms. but she swung out and
dropped head first into the Sed
Miss Kaufman sank Immediately, and v
she came to the surface again she could
not be seen for the fog. Life rings were
thrown over the side, and the Lorraine re-
versed her engines. Because of the fog I
was decided not 70 put her about. so she
steamed backward to where the woman
had fallen. After waiting an hour the Lo1-
raine continued "n her way.
Miss Sarah Kaufman became hysterlcaI
when she learned Of the tragedy, and was
kept in the ships hospital under the care OF
Dr Tene for the remainder of the passage
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
TARIFF BOARD AT WORK
Professor Emery Preparing to
Report TO President.

Washington. Tuly 16.-With many ideas
gathered abroad that viii be helpful 10
him in his work g cbaJpnaI! OF the Tariff
Board, Professor H .. Emery resumed
his work at the Treasury Department 10
day. He expects 10 go to his home IN
Maine next week II possible he will make
his report to President Taft when the lat
ter visits Senator Hale.
Most Of his tine abroad. Professor Emery
said to-day. was occupied In seeing ofiicia Is
having charge II tariff matters in the diff
ferent countries. asCerta.ning their meth
eds and obtaining any data that might o1
OF interest 10 the American Tariff Board
Both Germany and Austria. where
changes in tariff rates are initiated by tho
ministry, have organized methods similar
in principle TO those of the American board.
Professor Emery said that Austria. however
had made. the most ambitious steps in that
direction There the Associated Chambers
Of Commerce. made up Of semi-oficial or
ganizations. work with the government ~
London the chairman saw some Of the Off
ciels OF the tariff commission which IS seeN-
ing 10 have changes made in Great Britain $
tariff policy
The Tariff Board now has about fifteen
experts al work in the United states on Goa
iitions in various Industries sTected by cha
tarffT laws As fast as possible every tar.1
schedule viii be taken up
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

the House and the Sruzt-- ~-1--Ti@'
merely in the newspapers and mssr-
zines said he
Speaker cannon addressed large au-
dience in the open air at Arkansas city
this e, enins after he had arrived from
Winfield II an automobils Vith Repre-
sentative Campbell He spoke from the
automobile. confning his remarks ch!st-
Il 20 defence Of the tariff bill
Late tonight Speaker Cannon. still
apparently in good health. returned
from Arkansas City IN company with
Congressman Campbell. going at once
20 the home of Mr.. La1erty Mr. Can
non insisced upon sitting upon the piazza
and asked for cigar which ne smoked
with keen enjoyment The house @
NJ Lafre-ty vas quickly overrun vita
visitors inquirinS @or the speaker and
, he insisted upon meeting every one who
came He repeatedly expressed much
regret that he Rad succumeed to the
heat.
1t IS the -rst time In nv lie that I
have ever bean overcome while speak
ing he said
After his return 70 Winfield he vas
examined by Dr. l. A JacOouS. who
pronounced his heart action excellent
and said that he probably would suffer
no III effects.
CONGRESSMAN Campbell. however. after
Mr.. Cannon had retired said
Il do not regard Mr.. CannOn's cCndi-
ton as serious. but shall advise him.
in view Of his advanced age, to abandon
his speaking tour
II is probable that a final decision On
this point will be reached by Mr. Can
non tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
GIVES LIFE FOR CHILDREN
Driver PerisFes in Dash to Save
Group from Runaway.
LAST RITES IN THE STREET
Fatal Injuries Not Received Until
Danger to Little Ones Was
Averted.

In preventing his horse and wagon from
running down g number OF children who
we're playing near AL Saints Church. at
Madison avenue and Iesth street, Charles
Paul twenty-five years old. living at No.
2472 Seventh avenue was run over himself
within a few feet OF the church and fatally
injured yesterday afternoon He was taken
20 Harlem Hospital where ne died at s
O'Clock
Paul had got of his wagon 10 deliver q
package al Madison avenue and 18TH street
Just as he dismounted the horse which
had ran away on several occa sions. pricked
up its ears and started of. a half block
away were a number OF children, and Paul
realizing that their lives were in danger.
promptly dropped the parcel and gave
chase
An athlete few years ago. he caught up
with the frightened animal after a quarter
Of the block had been covered. The reins
were hanging alongside the animal. Paui
made leap for them and got hold Of them
just as the horse was within q few feet Of
the children.
BY this time Paul vas nearly exhausted.
but he had sufficient strength left TO steer
the animal swav from the children. but in
doing it he became entangled in the reins
and was thrown and the wagon ran over
him. The horse continued on It's run until
12sth street and Fifth avenue. where it
dashed into a lamp post and remained
there The. horse was later freed, and with
the wagon was taken TO the East l26th
street station.
number of men and women who had
seen the accident rushed to Paurs side and
several women tore strips from their cloth
ing and helped bandage the Injured man
until an ambulance from the Harlem Hos
pitaI arrived.
In the mean time several children OF the
sroup who had been saved by Pauls sacrl-
fee hurried to All Saints Church and IN
formed Father Keenan, Of the accloent
When the priest reached the scene he re-
allied Immediately the mans precarious
condition and administered the last rites OF
the Church to him, while men stood with
rared heads and not a few devout women
kneeled.
DR.. Fulton, of the Harlem Hospital, VINO
RESPONDED 10 the ambulance call hurr1ed
the injured man TO that institution
Throughout the trip Paul kept on asking
that his horse be stopped and prevented
from dashing into the children. Paul died
three hours after he was received at the
hospital.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
MANY HURT AS CARS CRASH
Three Girls Severely Injured on
Staten Island Line.

Three persons were severely injured and
a score cut and bruised last night In a rear
end collision between two cars of the Rich
mond Light & Railroad Company. in Mont
gomery avenue, Tomplinsville. Staten ISL
and.
Martha Simons OF Stapleton; her sister.
Roslyn. and Miss Dina Faro, Of No 232
West 32d street, Manhattan. were most
severely injured. Miss Simons has contu-
sions of the head. face and body. and It is
feared she is injured internally. Her sister
has a bad scalp wound Miss Faro has
contusions of the head, face and body and
probably internal injuries. The injuries Of
the other passengers were slight and they
all got away before the arrival OF physi-
clan.
The two cars were bound from st.
George 10 Midland Beach. They carried
about seventy passengers in all and were
running close together as they went down
the steep incline in Montgomery avenue.
The rain had made the rails slippery, and
when the first car was nearly at the bot
tom of the incline the second car dashed
into il, the motoTman Of the second car
being unable 10 check its speed Both were
open cars and many of the passengers were
thrown out upon the roadway oy the force
of the impact.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
CAT TAKES RAT IN RIVER
Chases Rodent OFF Battery Park
and Dives from Tugboat.

Battery Park was the scene yesterday
afternoon Of chase for life between cat
and rat in which the former won For
some time the cat has found shelter in one
OF the Park Department tool houses.
Within few feet OF its quarters It noticed
a large rat The rodent was OF the alert
however. and just as the cat made q dive
for it the rat was away like Z fash
Fully two thousand persons who had
gone n The Ta-k 70 escape the heat were
quick 70 sc-a mble for places from which
TO watch the fun For fully five minutes
the cat pursued the rat around one OF the
benches al the park. when suddenly the rat
ran toward the wall, where i lcaped into
the water
tn" cat Went overheard and caught the
rodent bv the hack OF che neck Then the
cat started back for shore. but the strong
tide beat II hack. and The cat was weak
ening y hen the barge Minnie D. in tow Of
tie tug James Haswel, came n sight.
SeYersi o. the deChEaudS OF Tile tug
launched small boat and rescued the cat
With its Prey still n its mouth. After
some lirtie trouble the deCkEands succeeded
II getting The rat sway and threw II over
board. IA an instant sEe at had Jun ped
in after the rat and aEaln caught it. And
again the sailors put out in Jha boat and
rescued The cat. permitting L To do with
the rodent i pleased The dackhands
said that the cat VIII become The mascot OF
the tugbOat
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

It's course There is more ot production N
manufactures in the Middle West than n
the East and Far West combined Illinois.
we claim y still first in agriculture Il IS
third in manufactures. Chicago i the ssS-
ond manufacturing city IN the United
states ave more. IL IS the second manu-
featuring city in the world in The Middle
West ne have ceased - borrow. and now
lend Il is no longer true. except IN the
mouth of the fsmsEosus. that The Wes, -
tributary 20 The East
The Speaker referred 10 the unsuc-
cessful opposition TO Representatives
Smith and Kennedy in the Iowa pri-
naries recently and continued
Mv information is that in Kansas. Sen
stor Brisrow with his allies. Governor
Stubss. Representative Murdock and others.
IS opposing the denomination ~ Repre-
ssntatfves Scott. Campbell Anthony, cal
6srhsai and Reeder- for the reason t1st
these representatives voted Tor the taTlTI
bill and Co-Cperated with their Rspu6 .lcan
brethren n the House OF Representatives