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

Sic 9riibcrid)oitcn Ser 2ofumotip.
iiibrer mo @ei5cr nnterbrei.
teteu Der Baltimore . Sbio.9obn.
8cieaihait bos &erlonecn uad)
elmer Sobner60hmla. Not)
feline Gntideinuno hejiiglih ocs
Strifes Der 3uabebicnitctcn.
Nod lit Ole SroNe. Oh Die 3uabe.
oienItcteu Der Baltimore bio.Nabn
an ben Strife gebcn mcroen, nitt
cntid)iebcn, ilno ihon crluGdit Ger
2citura ser @obn cine ncllc Sdnpic-
rigfcit. Gle @riioerid)oiten Scr 80.
fomotipIilhrer I'M Sci5er III.
tcrbrcitcten n1mlid) geItcrn Ser
9ob1lcitung oas &crlougen nad CT.
ner 2obnerbobnng, inocm tic glcid).
5eitig cine teutctipc 2obnltalo cins
reittcn. Die 9obnpernoltuug bat
lid cine GrluGgung bes @ciutcS Dor
l1llfig p%orbcbolten, mo GonicrenScn
5miid)en ben &crtrctcru Der @obn II.
Der acnonnten 9riioeridoften weroen
ocnnnGd)it oubernumt merben.
Ve;iialidl beS orobcn0en Strifcs
Der 3uabeoienitetcl bot old) Der &c.
Itrige Tog nod feline gntlteibung
gebraft. Gle @crtretcr Der 3ugbe-
oienlteten, meld)c Der 9abn &. @ciells
id)ait bis gcitcrn Gormittoe II llbr
6rilt 9e9ebcn botten, iidl iiber gn.
nobrne ober Gcriucriuuo Scr bon
ibnen gcitclltcn 9eoiliaulgen id)liiis
fig 81 perbent bobcn bieie 5rilt bis
ouf WcitereS pcrl1ngert; uno cs
Id)cint. boB nlle TllSiiftcn p%orbnnocn
iino, baB Der Stritc. belicn Solgcn
iih SIR 3cit folum obieben lalicn
miirbell. a%beeiuonot luerOen uno Gin
frieblid)cr Ilsgong cintrctcn miro.
SIS fnnoen i'm 9auie oes geltrigcn
Cages i'm Sotel Tennert mehrerc
Gonicren5en 5piiten Den &S. Mar.
tin auapp, &oriiber Der 5%iuiid)euitoat.
lid)en &auoelS = @omn,iIicn, nnb
Charles y. Ncill, @ullheS = Mrbeiter.
GomnliiiGr, nlli Ser ciuen mo ocn
S&. q. y. 0arretIoL ErGiibcnt beS
SrbenS Der 0nbu . Gononftcure, ul0
M. &. Gee, Yrolibent Der 9riioer-
ldoit Der Giicnbobnlelltc bon Nineri.
ia, oli Der onbcrcn Scite, ionic 5ipi-
id)cll Den bcibcn oennnmtcn NunocS.
9comtcn unb ErGlioent @illnrb mo
onoercn Vcomten Der Baltimore.
Sbip . 9ubn itott. 9ieiclben nobs
men I'M If llbr SormittogS ibrcn
A%niang, mo Die lcbie iuobrte bis &c
gen 3 llbr Nud)mittag. YrGliocnt
Wiaaro logtc onl Sd)lillic bericlbciL
bob ct ollc Soifnung babe, oab cil
Grmprpmib cr5iclt meroen iuiiroc.
Sellte Nndmittog nm 1 llbr Iiloet
cine meitere Gonicrcui 5lpiid)en oct
@unbeS . Yeonten rulb bcn &crtrc.
tern ser 3ll9bcbicnitetcn itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
8rgen Miiaten Ginmanbcrmna.

Sos angclcs. Gal, >. WGrj.
Cine 2iaa bon arbeiter. Unions.
isolde lid Die ausid)liebung Der
aiiatcn SIM 3iel seiett, bat iid) bier
seitcrn sebiloet mo Nciolntionen on.
9tlonimeil, III wcldlcn Der gerid,t oes
gihnanoerltngs.9 Counties Scr biciiaen
Smtoclsfommcr, scr lid fir Die Gin.
n'dnoernnG ron Gbilteien rno Supa.
rfrn ertiart bat, alS nnfllia ulo iii,
seredlt ocsen Die arbeitcrbep6lferung
fcseifiief miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Spfcr Der YiagarafGQc.

Nin9oru sails, N..D., 5.
Mars. - Sin Boot, III mcld)cm ;pci
M,1ltncr inbcn. wmroc cine bulbc
Mcile obcrbolb Der Niogaro.I GlIe
pGll scr StrImung eriabt mo ,lnl0c.
roricn; oic bciocn Sniaiicn murocin
ilbcr Die Soreiboe Sails bimob &c.
idlmcnnlt, no iie peridmuu0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

Nbenb inter Grobulacn bnuor &c
marrlt moroen iciii, beutc 5lt nrbeiteli.
Bel Sagcsonbrlld) mltroc cine Abtbci-
ling ser Stnats .G%onltabler nad) .Scl.
lertomn geianot, ju Ausidjreitlngcil
fam cS nber nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Die nad)itc CpernaN nffibrnug.

------
Roiiini'S Sper Ser Barber bon &c.
piuo" ouf Dem Brogramm beS
icd)s5ebuten @nItipiels Der oWtc.
tropoliton : Sperl1 . @eieaidnit."
Ser idipeoiid)e 9oritouiit
Sobn 6oriea IN Der Sitelrollc.-
0ie ilbrige geiesung.
Hoiiini's melooi0ie Sper Ger
BARRIER BON Seoilo" lit fir baS
iebs5chnte 9nitipiel Scr rWetropoli-
ton Spcrn . @ciellid,oft", iucld)eS ON
nGd,lteu 6rcitag Nbeno in Der Ky
rio" itottIinOet, |nlaerp1blt uoroen.
0icie @obl biirftc icoeniollS bon Den
piclcn Sreunoen Ioiiini'ihcr Mauiif
nit Tonfborfcit begriiBt lperoen. Gle
Spcr lit BON allen @erfcn bes Com.
ponGiiteu oos pom,ldrlte; cS bciitt ne.
ben icinen mniifolild)cn &or5iieen
ge%iunbcn, berScririidcnoen Sumor.
Gem @erfc lit cine u1isgeSeihnetc
Veletung 9egcber. Gic S~itclrolle
mirh Der lleite idipeoiidc goritoniit
Sobn %SSoriell iingeu, weld)cr bier bel
ieiucm tilrjlibcn Iebilt olS vSonio"
in ~Foglincci" einen 10 gclpoltiact
Gin0rmd bintcrlieB - mo 0nS, trob-
Dem bieic Hnlle flrj porbcr bon lei
mem groBen Gollegen InIoto bier &C.
Iu1gen noroen ipor.
Sn ser Holle DER oNoIinc" miro
SRI. Glpiru DC &ionlgo, Die beriibnl-
teitc Soproniltin Sponien'a, lueld)c
5l Yeginu oieicr Soiion M Die DC.
tropoliton Sper ell9ogirt iuurbc mo
bci'nl 9tcm . Oorfcr 8llblifitn glGr'
icnoc Nnlirobmc iono, ibr critics Gr.
ld,cincn IN baltimore mlndlcr. Iic
Aiillltlcrin iol i'm @ciiBc cillcr Stinl.
ne bon %icltener Silac mo Sd)onbcit
lcill.
Gen .@rufcn" iiugt I~QcIlonoro
Wouci." Der critic bride Scnor Der
Acli, Der ms crit fiir5lid) ipleocr III
Der Sitclrole oea Noiulobid)ell
.6onit" cine 10 1l0n5cnbe Sciituilg
bot.
Sn cilcr meitercn Sonptrollc lit
Der bier bcrcltS pprtbcilbnit h%cfonnltc
WoB = Nuifo Eili . Gorii %brId)0Itl9t.
Mud Ole iibrinc Y%cictung lit cine
g~IGnJcnoc, 'uhnb cine por5il1lld)c
VoriiclluuiG nit Sifcrbcit 81 crlunr.
ten lit.
Mn Die auIiiibritllN Der Spcr miro
lid Gin Ballet Iipcriiiicncnt an
itlicbcn, bel lpcldJcm Die bcibcn be
rilbmteItcn Son5grobcn T%nblono'a
Mac. Nuno YopIope uno Sr. Wid)ocl
Morofinc iidj sum- eriten Wtolc Dem
Woltimlorer Yublifum por'tclcn.
- ----.-
Vunfctt 5u GGrcn d. ter
Oufip's. ~ 9lm i3. Mdrj iuerocn
6reumcc ocs Hidtcrs Seurp GuiiD
bon Der oberiten Stnbt.@ eridtsbonf
iGn 81 Ghrel Gin 9nnfctt I'M .llni'
pcrlitGts Chs" perunltaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Yomis Sames aejturben.

3clend, Mont., 5. W1r5.-Souis
Sdntes. Der bcriibmte Sdauipielcr,
itarb bier al, cinem SerSlcioeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
y o.itbcamtcr pcrnrtbeiIt.

y oitbcamter pcrurtGeiIt
1eo. =. WiIbelm. rin G~iicnba6n.
Epitbeanter. Der Die Strede gerlin.
Claiborne. Mb.. beiiibr, befantie lid,
seitern I'M bieiigen 9nnOesaerifie
Der llnteriflasilng ld)ulbig nnb fp,,t.
De pom Rihier Wiorris 5u 3 Sabreu
Soit i'm gunoess 8cidngnib gu eft.
Ioilta, Ga, pcrilrtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

EdRe snr Meifs in's ax1laat 81.
isrpt q. Maias, Wr. 410, cRsCAIsi.
aisrrfrat1 aals Galtsm 3ssIe uSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

Vunfctt 5u GGrcn idlt ter
Oufip's. - Hlm i3. Mdrj iuerocn
6reumcc bcs Hidtcrs Selirp GuiiD
BON Der oberiter Stnbt.@ erid)tSbnnt
iGm 81 Ghrcil Gin @nnfctt I'M vllni'
pcrijt1ias Gins" peranltoItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

brottcn 9orien ieinen eigcncn 9(,s
Ncbell III 1SolNc jllm tSnll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

Scrtim 8. W6rS. 1ic oeut.
id'cn WoranidiGsc fir Die 8iotte limo.
r1ie Der Murineminiiter aomiral por
Iirpis belitc Dor benz Meid,stog or.
fIdrtc. hieies Sabr $6.OOO.oOO nico
riger. aIs i'm uorbergeDenoen Sabre.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM,

/ The cause OF Rhs uu alism aui lad ed
diseases is an CyCrs Ct urir a. IL in II.
hlood 10 cure This lGr.iai K ii tsS~ Ii
! acid must be expelled and Ii. y eli =,
regulated that no mole 4i',,l ~ {; rrn.
Il In exec ssiAe quantities. i.Lr4.A :>t,t
sn ihtes7 al ,.isease ar.i t,7i i...- al.
,ernai remedy, Rubbing Wi: NJ ;,5.,
| iiniment. VIII rot cgrt, Afford, III t'.I..
porary re!i, st best, c4Ess 5 y"u 10 uel..,
the prore lIcatment. nG, allie 50 IL.
maiady to get firmcr Il ii II :, "a II
imcnts may case the ptin lii hey vi
no more cute RLeuna ism tl,an Iaiut vi
change the fibre of rotten po.,i
ScteEec hss al last discovered 81 :.ert,.L
ana complete cliie WHICH is Caiist! III. IL
mstlde Tested in un-itas 4! CATS II
mas enec Ell IT,. III - inaTgslH1A cuts
we believe it sill care S;Ju RI irnsti.t,
gets at lho ioiA;s from tie inside, swerp>
the poisons oil IT thu syst. ia, !@i,e- ii.
| the stomsch, l=gula'es Iie iiru ard kit
neys and makes YOU well Hover. RGGA
macide strikes Nh IL u. Of tic disc So ant:
removes its cnu:e Hiss cndil u me- a
sold hy druggists and tea rs gsntr,; :!
" zoe and 81 'o:tie Ia I,t:'!tI ora, I,
!ac and 10: pa Nag ,!t. d. hu.t3;, :.
lay; delay 8 .rf. ,.ang;ruu,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
PLAN way TO
FREE BRIBERS
Claim Present Grand Jury is
Illegal.

Pittsburg Pa. ADrii Elm munlt.
for every alleged bribe taker and brib'
giver indicted by the present Crane
jury may result from 4 line Of defens'
| adopted by the attorneys representing
the accused men Inaction will b,
their method of fighting until one mar
f. Ueh9HictaS .EtS1-a.
carried to the highest court on the
ground that the present grand jury is
illegal Should the higher courts sus'
tain this appeal. all graft cases VIII
fall. for the decision can hardly De
handed down before ite statute or ilm-
itations will have bar. "a the Telnd1ct-
ment of the men named i'll The gfaft
cases.
The line of defense ia1h bare eA-
plains the quiet which followed a de-
cision by Judge Frazer that the grand
Jury was legally constituted. it mad
been said that Attorney William J.
Bremen. who first raised the question
of the grand iury's being Illegally con-
stituted, would move for hearing at
which he would question the state
ment that Harrison Neshit foreman OF
the Jury, is an elector and qnaltt1ed ia
serve on juries. To have done this
would have settled the question Of the
jury's legality. and had it been de-
clared an Illegally constituted jury
then a new one could have been drawn
| to indict the accused men again.
The statute of limitations will bal
| Indictment of ali the accused on June
s--of this year. Even one OF the &C
| cused men can hardly be brought tf
| trial, convicted and a decision made
| on his appeal to the superior court he
| fore that time
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
Didn't Cut the Ace.

The greatest delight "f Pal SheedY,
according la friend Of the famous
gambler. Was 10 ',i"uhl- cross" the
crooked card sharks
"Shredy once struiled into tough
gambling resort In the VEST where he
was not known ana Stood watching
the games. the friend relates "Dne
Of The dealers vas 'spieling' Ia ;sevel a
country Men and had about convinced
them Ia take chance at his. game.
I'm bet YOU 2 to | thai | can shut;
f1e the de~i, and cut the ace OF hearts
the first time he announced.
"'I'll take $50 Of that if yon'll LET me
shuttle the cards. Pat said.
The dealer agreed. and the monek;
was sllked. The countrymen also
made small bets.
"'ArA yon satisfied?' the dealer ask,
ed when the cards were shud1ed. The
proposition is that I'm to cut the ace
Of hearts the first cut
Every one agreed. Then the dealer
he was a tough one whipped out d
big hunting knife and slashed the deck
In two. But he didn't take the money,
sheedy had palmed the ace Of hearts
Thile shutting the cards"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
The "lono" Sites.

The Site family was long in person,
long drawn out i'm speech and eter"
nally long about doing things. Over
miles of pine hills they we're known
az the long" Sites Miss Lydia, The
eldest. Went TO crossroads store To
buy Christmas presents. In the course
Of Il half hour she became interested
in some blue and scarlet petticoats.
IN take one Of these petticoats."
she said. slowly counting out the price.
The busy proprietor wrapped up the
parcel and handed it over with pc!
lite Sonnet hing else"
I'll take another pettic0at
He did mp II second bundle. took her
carefully counted noney and was
turning IL tile next impatient custom.
er.
IN take another petticoat," came
the slow dra vi
This Went on TO the seventh time.
The man, being up to his ears in work
ventured j question:
"Huyin. for the neishhnrhnod. Miss
Lydis, =
I'm hnying two apiece for my sis
fers'
How many sisters have you?" $
~ lie ;" Youths Companion.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
ROOSEVELT SEES
VENICE BY NIGHT
impressed by Trip Through
. Canal in Darkness.
DUKE lf ABRUzzi CALLS
Sondoia Eide IN Utter 5iackness 81
Night finer Than moonlight. De
-,ares Former President

Venice Italy. April Is Former
President Roosevelt was rowed
through a stretch OF the Canal Grande
ii the darkPess OF the early morning
and declared tLe experience TO be
more impressive r.an a sight OF Ven
ice ny moonlight
CC.CGel Roosevelt arrived mere by
main 1t J O'Clock il the morning anu
rielaned at go O'Clock in tie after
noon iOi Vienna
The former president was accom-.
panied from Porto Mauri2io by ker
init Roosevelt Lawrence Abbott, two
SECRETARIES and several American
newspaper men. He was met at the
railway station by the American con
Andrew T. Long American naval at
tache at Rome and Vienna
The party entered hooded gondolas.
which threaded their way swiftly
through the narrow canals to the ho-
tel where apartments had been re-
served. The reflection of the street
lights in the inky waters, the gloomy
facades of beautiful places rising on
either side and the quiet of the hour.
broken only by the melancholy cries
of the gOndoliers as corners were ap-
preached were commented upon by
Colonel Roosevelt and his son, both
of whom enjoyed the trip immensely
Reaching the hotel, the RooSevelts
retired at once, but were up again at
s o'clock, and after breakfast started
out on sight seeing tour. They Wis.,
tied ST. Marks Cathedral, a monument
of the ancient magnificence of Venice:
the Palace of the Doges. several mu-
seums the Bridge of Signs. and Yer
rocCh statue of Bartholomew Col
loni
They returned to thei. hotel and a
few minutes later gorgeous launch
pulled UP tC the landing stage of the
hotel and the Duke of the AbruZzi
stepped Out, TIE duke was dressed
in civilian clothes. lie was attended
by the Marquis Turazzo, his aide. in
full uniform TIE duke was conducted
Immediately 10 Colonel Roosevelts
apartments The duke on taking his
leave greeted the American newspa
per men with smile. but did not wait
to be interviewed. Stepping quickly to
the landing he Jumped into his launch,
the Nella, the boatman called out
Shove off" and the duke was gone.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
JEFFRiES WORRIES

Nife to Undergo Operation He Fears
For Her Safety.
Ben I.omond Cal April Thames
j. Jeffries is much worried over the
condition of his wife who will soon
undergo an operation and he says that
until she RECEIVERS and he is relieved
Of apprehension regarding her illness
he will indulge in only very light
training work
This decision of the fighter has been
received with satisfaction by his camp
companions. who have indicated anx-
iety that Jeffries was plunging too
heavily into the conditioning process
for his fgh with Johnson.
Jeffries' movements OF the last three
or four days are taken as tacit ad-
mission that he put too much hard
work into The. first half dozen days Of
his training Though always hard
worker and seemingly more deter
mined to win his fight with johnson
than any other of his career. Jeffries
started off at a clip that led. his train
ers to fear that he might go stale long
before July 4.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
COW DEAD: TAFTS MOURN
Mooisy Ate Too Much Oats, With "a
tai Consequences.

Mooisy Ate Too Much Oats, With Fa'
tai Consequences.
Washington. April Is. - "Mooley,
the pet COW and pure milk provider OF
the White House, is dead. The aristo-
cratic animal was allowed the e4clu'
sive privilege of grazing on the White
House lawns and the big White House
lot. insufficient green grass at this sea
son of the year led ''Mooiey' the other
night to wander about the stable ip
search OF food She found an open
oat bin and helped herself too freely
to a grain intended for horses and
work animals Consequently she be
came ILL.,
Strenuous efforts were made by q
veterinary surge& to save her life
but they were in vain The loss o.
.Mooley" lie mourned at the White
! House.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there Is st least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in ell itl stages, and
that Is Ostarrh. Halls Cstarrh Cure
is the only positive cure nov known to
the medical fraternity. Cstarrh being
. constitutional disease, requires q
constitutional treatmeat. Halls
Catsrrh Cure Is taken internally, act
Inn directly upon the blood end mu-
cous surfaces Of the syatem, thereby
destroying the Foundation ct the dis
ease, and Hiyiae the patient strength
by HaAding ap the constitution and
assisting nature In doing its work.
tn proprietors have SO much faith In
its curative powers that thay offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
3ails to cure Send for list OF tesil'
monAaS.
Address F. J. CHENEY eco, To-
ls,do, O.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take. Halls Family Pills for conssi-
patton.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
CHILD A SUICIDE
Little Girl Arranged fiayth!n9s and
DniSnSn

Little Girl Arranged Piayth!nes and
Took Poison
Plttsburg, Pa, April l5.-kaiIing to
reach the high standard in her studies
required in her school Mildred Stew.
art thirteen years Old Of Z709 Carey
alley, South Side. committed suicide
BY taking carbolic acid The child had
made all arrangements FOL her death,
A note telling the reason for her act
was found lying beside her body. All
Of her playthings had been carefully
arranged and put away The letter
left by the little girl in which she
tells her troubles wa found by her
father, William S'Ewart
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
Exniosiop Kilt five

Morristown, n J. April II A pre-
mature explosion OF dynamite at the
Andover cutoff near Netcong cost the
lives of five mel and dangerously in
iured four more The accident hap
pened at a point where the Lacka
wanna railroad is making a short cut
on the main line to Buffalo. At the
office OF the contractor no details q
the; ex plosion could be obtained.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
one CONDUCTOR WHO WAS CURED

Mr.. MILFORD Adams is his name, and
he writes about it Some time ago
was confined to my bed with chronic
rheumatism l used two bottles of Fo-
ley's Kidney Remedy with good effect.
and the third bottle put me on my feet
and I resumed work as conductor on the
Lexington, KY, Street Railway. Il
gave me more relief than any medicine
had ever used, and it will do al you
claim in cases OF rheumatism" 70.
Iey's Kidney Remedy cures rheum atisfsl
by eliminating the uric acid from The
blood. The Hayward Pharmacy, >.
Bradford Downes, Prop.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
Wa Oh For he /! oilai

The ked Dragon al Inc sky Watch
!h,-- children fOr srrjng coughs aud
colds Careful moihers keep Foley
Honey and Tar IN the house. 1t is the
hast an6 safest prevention and cure
for Group where The need is urgent and
ahmed ate relief il vital necessity.
Z oniain' no opiates osharhful drugs.
Refuse substitutes The Hayward
/ i.armacy, =. trad ord nownes, Prop
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
MARK TWAIN BACK VERY ILL
Doctor Attends Him For Heart Trouble
When Steamer Reaches New York.

Doctor Attends HIM For Heart Trouble
When Steamer Reaches New York.
New York. April Is. Samuel L
Clemens Mark Twain) arrived here
from Bermuda seriously ill with heart
on the steamer Oceana throughout the
entire trip, and his condition is
source of grave alarm to his friends.
: 1t is recognized that the Bermuda
trip, so far as restoring his shattered
health was concerned. was failure,
and his condition is now no better il
as good as when he sailed shortly al
ter his daughters sudden death last
winter. The author was accompanied
on his trip by his secretary. VINO re-
turned with him.
Mr.. Clemens vitality was so low
when the vessel reached the dock that
it was feared he would die.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
Jumped Down smossestack. :
w. Laird Henry
ATTORNEY AT LAW /
Office Corner Of Spring and Gay Streets
CAMBRIDGE, MD

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be
provided at all times with bottle oil
Chamberlain. 5 Liniment. There is no
telling when it may be wanted in case
of al accident or emergency. 1t Is
most excellent in all cases OF rheuma-
tism, sprains and bruises. Sold BY
all Dealers :
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15
Youth confesses Murder Of Woman.

Richmond Ind, Apri. l5.-Charles
Revalee aged nineteen years suspect
ed OF having beaten and burned to
death Mrs. Frank Allison at her home
near Cambridge City. is said by CHIEF
of Police Georgian to have confessed
He gave robbery as the motive OF thu
crime
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Goes Blind From Using Public Towel.
ST Paul. Mimi, April 15-Because
he used public towel. William vii.
Inns alleges he went blind. He has sued
the Union Depot company for $25 900
damages as a result of his misfortunes
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Paris, April IL Nine. Pidiere. E
wealthy woman. "sa shot and killed
by her son CASTOR. He objected 10 s:al
second Inc rfiaga TO stock. broker ~,
Apr1I &
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srvan on It, Way Home,

san Juan r + Amt l5.-William
!. nryap has saii2d lor New York
Mr. BRYAN plans u ret'irn to his hoTus
in Nebraska. soon afterwards visiting
Texas He expects - sail FOL Scotland
"a MAY
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Adult ration

used in so,ra'Ie:t f,iyl s',,-r rar"I cot
from stt' 10 3ih rfl to-. via l'rf@ DIS
white Lead amlZrr . i'd ltt:= TIT
paint pigmens1 known l." >,.' nee Al !
Which aIn usiElf xciu.lArl. IN
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
TIE Latest Closing Prices For Produces
and Live Stock,

and Live Stock.
PHI. ABEL PHIA - FLOUR quiet;
winter low grades. $494.90: wintel
clear. s4,9oG5.15; city mills. fancy. 81
@a6.25.
RYE FLOUR firm. al 81 25G4 40 pc,
barrel
WHEAT quiet; No > red. Sll61s@
l1S1a
CORN steady; No ? yellow. local
661a @67c.
OATS quiet; No white, $3.50
49c.; lower grades. 47tac.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens, u
M20hc: old ROSTERS, 14c. Dressed
steady: choice fowls 1910; old roost
ers, l41ac.
BUTTER steady; extra creamery
34c per H.
EGGS firm; selected, 249 &c.: near
by, 23c: western 23c
/. PQTAT0ES nl1iot OF 2alaSsn- h,,aau
Jumped Down smostestack.
Ansonia Conn, April 12-ln ti'sl
discovery just made of the body OF
Frederick II. Smith under a pile OF
SCOT In the bottom OF the 102foot
of a local shop. the ait
thorities believe is revealed the moss
remarkable suicide in the history OF
the state. Both Of the mans legs wsrt
broken. and the police expressed th1
belief that Smith climbed to the tor
Of the stack and jumped down 1t.
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TRY our individual block ice cream
NTH fruit and nuts. Served ct oar par.
ior or delivered ct your home.-W. Il.
heek3nek Bro. - ---s S3O.tf.
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SO 600 OOu In Alaska Gold.

Seattle Apri! l5.-The spring gold
clean up in the neignboi hood OF Fair
banks, Alaska Will amount to $1,000,
900