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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
MRS. WOODFORD'S AUTO.
SHE DRIVING, KILLS MAN
Two Other Men and a Boy Die
in Series of Accidents on
Streets and Roads.
ENJOYS WIDOW ARRESTED
Pedestrian Hit in Fifth Avenue
Succumbs in Hospital, but
There Is Much Mystery
Made as TO Cause.

In q day marked by m unusually
large nur.Jer of accidents. sutouob'les
claimed tho lives OF three men and
boy yestcrday. and seriously injured
another child. Mrs. Stewart L. Wood
ford. widow Of the former Unitci
states Minister 10 Spain. was driving
her machine when IL ran down and
injured man so badly that ho died
shortly afterward. Mrs Woodford was
on the way 20 her summer home at
Bridgeport. Conr.
In both Instances the children who
were struck were playing in The
streets. Much mystery surrounds 'hc
third death. that Of Isidorc Shliyek. o.
No. - West Hon street. who was run
down on Fifth avenue by an automo-
bile. the name of the owner OF Whicn
the police were not able 10 learn. He
was taken TO the Mount Sinai Hospi-
tai at > o'clock and died three hours
later.
At Hampstead hotel employe
stepped in the path Of machine ana
died instantly.
The victim OF Mrs. Woodford's car
was William Stumhausen, OF Bridge
port. The accident occurred near Far
field. and although the car was imm"-
diately placed al the disposal OF the IN
jured man, who was quickly rushed
over the ten miles OF road 20 ST. Vim
cents Hospital. he was so badly
crushed that every effort TO sustain
life failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
MISS W|NGATE ADMITS
PERJURY; SEX SAVES HER
Man Sent to Prison on Story
Told by "White Slave lnveS-
tIgator" Is Freed.
SHE IS SENT TO A HOME
Would Have Gone to Tombs II
She Were a Man, but Judge
Feared to Arouse Indig-
nation Of Women.


"'''' 80
"'ts"'' ,.-u.-.,,.
G., -
""'i'"''' '''''''''D
General sessions yes'"ra'y 'la' so"'e
of her testimony upon which Joseph
Raho was sent 10 the workhouse by
Magistrate Krotel was false. Judge
Co.. 80, .l,o ,,,o,i,,, ~ Emil Fuchs
,,
''''''
that D." would accept orleIs on inc
question Of reversing Judgment, but
Miss Wingate. who mas posed as a
.,o,r,o,st and u.ae active in starting a
,...
''F'' ''' ' > 0''
uan Tor ptrJuE! because shS was
woman.
she was urIoubtedly guilty Of per-
...-..r ,., Ill, c.,., ,..Lo, NJ.
u'hs SNsS'sIed 'hat MISS "insa'e o'
prosecuted 10 prevent her decoying
other men and making false charges
against tbo,, put" no ,dded 80 sbe
~. 49,, 80 80 ',,-.'- 80
80
- - '''' -" % WI
saved by Her Sex
III she had been "A man." continued
Judge Swami. Il would have COM
mitted her 10 the city Prison to await
the action of the grand jury The suf
fragist does not know how lightly the
law sits upon woman. Her offence was
unjustihed and committed with malice
aforethought. and were she man she
would 90 to the Tombs without further
ado.
Miss Wingate, who has spent the last
few days al the Neurological Institute,
where specialists found her 10 be sane.
was sent back TO A Home for Women
at No. us East "th street, with Miss
Hail. who Is IN charge OF the home.
Judge Swami said that II she became
unruly or tried to escape ne could issue
" y" o. az rO', ..'..,' 80
started
on Nav : Joseph Raho was sent To
tho workhouse bv Magistrate Krotel in
the night court. principally upon the
testimony of Miss Wineatc. She ac-
=, .,.ho,,, Oh. had tal,ar from, bo,,>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
Oppo.ed Pro Rata Feature.

While never publicly announced. II
has been understood that Mr.. McRcy-
nolds's objections centred essentially
around the pro rata distribution
among the shareholders Of the trust
Of the stock of the fourteen corpora
tons into which tho American To0ac-
co Company was dlsintegrated. He
was quoted at the time as saying the
plan deserved AN expeditions COM
mittment 10 the scrap heap
The report made TO the Attorney
General by Messrs Morrison and Pa
gan in the Standard Gil cases Is the
result OF several months investiga-
tions. They have studied conditions in
various localities and paid particular
attention 10 the soaring prices Of oil
Their conference with the Attorney
General to-day was inconclusive and
+, will be continued tomorrow. The
nature Of their findings has not been
made public.
In a preliminary report made 10 for
mer Attornc.- General Wickersham
lust before ne retired from office, these
attorneys declared that their partial
investiga ton al that time raised a se-
rious doubt as 10 whether the STANDARD
Oil trust had been actually dissolved.
Unfair competition had, in fact, been
eliminated. Messrs. Pagan and Morri-
son found. and the last few months OF
their investigation has been largely de-
voted 10 an effort to ascertain whether
the control and management Of the
disintegrated parts OF the trust and
the control Of prices Of oil are still di-
rected by the same concentrated Inter
ests as previously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
GENERAL.

Trust Dissolutions Questioned .......
Arizona Alien Law Protested ........
Kenyon Tells OF "Insldious" Lobby.
Neat and Flour Back on Free List.
hitchcock Denies Burleson Charges.
Woods Plea for Acquittal Denied.
sulzer Cuts Tammany's PAYROLL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
This Mornings News.
LOCAL.

LOCAL. Page
Mrs Woodford's Auto Kills Man. /
Mayor Bitter in Waldos Defence l
Miss Wingste Admits Perjury. y........
Drowned Man Columbia Student.
Active Work FOR Fusion Starts To-day
Many Weddings Mark June. 7
Class Day al y. y. U................7
Ivy Day Revels az Barnard. ........... 10
Mayors Picture Veto a Dare. 10
Gary Dinners" as Aid TO Business. IL
six Shirt Causes Mans Arrest.
Diamond Robbery Battles Police. .....l8
Biz Tim" Plans Trip 10 Europe l5
Black Arts Useless in Court.
Eva Booth Leads Her Army .........l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
Main Topic Of Cabinet

In the tobacco case, practicahE inc
entire meeting Of the Cabinet WAS oe-
voted 70 considering whether surface
conditions in the tobacco trade "aI
ranted the Attorney General in oesih-
ming an investigation. similar TO tha'
inst finished in the Standard OIL case
IN determine whether the decree OF
dissolution was being violated anu
whether all semblance OF a "touaceo
trust" had disappeared. The Attorney
General. after the meeting, was nom
coumital as TO whether the inquiry
would be undertaken.
Consideration Of the workings oi the
DEGREES in the TWO big cases-the stand
ard Oil at the Department OF Justice
and the tobacco at the Cabinet meet
ing AT the White House-ocourred to-
day apparently 10y coincidence
Around the rule OF reason pFinci-
pies first enunciated by the United
states Supreme Court in these cases
has been built practically all Of the
antitrust litigation since. The opin-
ions have been The guiding stars FOR
the Attorney General 50 far as the
sherman antitrust law is concerned.
Mr. McRcynolds. who as special as
sstant 20 the Attorney General. orisi-
nally prosecuted the Tobacco Trust
has been studying the workings of the
decree ever since he entered the Caoi-
net. II is known that he disagreed
with former ATTORNEY General Wicker
sham as TO the adequacy OF the adopt
ed plan Of disintegration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
FOREIGN.

Big Battle Opposite Brownsville. .....
waiter De Aumm Married ed...........
Rifles for Irish Seized ed...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
Administration Now Consider
ing Whether There Are
Grounds for Criminal
Prosecutions.
REPORT ON OIL INQUIRY
McReynolds S Agents Have Been
Investigating for Months
Cabinet Devotes Meet
ing to Tobacco
Conditions.

Washington. June 3.-Nhether the
DEGREES Of the United States courts dis-
membering the Standard oil and To-
bacco trusts" into separate units were
being carried out in letter and spirit
was considered to-day by the Wilson
administration. with a view to the pos
siblc institution Of the most important
antitrust moves yet contemplated 10y
the President and Attorney General
McReynolds.
In tho Standard Oil case the At
torney General received from Charles
3. Morrison and Oliver +. Pagan MS
special assistants, a report on tneir IN
yestiga,ion Of conditions in the in
dustry and began consideration of the
question whether the facts disclosed
would justify the Department OF Jus
tice in beginning contempt OF court OF
criminal proceedings against OIL inter-
ests on charges OF violations OF the DIS
solution decree. Tonight this ques'ioh
was unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
Unmoved by Questions.

Miss Wingate. who is slight. dark
woman Of about twenty-four years,
parrled with the greatest ease the en-
barrassing questions fred at her by
Judge Swami. Mr.. Fuchs and Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

Continued on fourth page. seventh column.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-27
Scfnnas'@Urlagc 5nr 5lucitcn Ec'
inng aclangt.

@erliu. &c. Suni. Ser Heid)s-
tag CAB bellte Der IedllngS Sorla-
&C, peld)e Die cinnlolige slusgubc
bon $250.OO0.0OO iiir Die YeritGrfllng
Der 2nnoesipebr 5ll beitreiten be
itimmt it, Die 5lucite SeIlna.
Iic .OinBnubnlc bat iljlplden ne
leltlihe 9lbGnoerilngen BON Der ibr
llriprilnglih bon Der Hcgicrln1g gege-
bcnen @cItolt eriobren. Gle Srigi'
nols&orlogc uollte Gi9entbrm in
Wcrtbe pon $500 mo bobe Ginfonls
men beitcucrn; in ibrcr nellen Sornl
triiit tic nbcr EerionenL luelfe Gin-
fonlmen pon $3.50 uno 0oriber ba.
ben, lllb ipur lit Die Steucr cine Itll-
icnlueiie: Don einent bis 81 odt BRO
sent.
%lrmerbin lucrocn Die Soften hcr
pcritGrftcn @ebrnnd)t GelItihlnno's
bonptidd)lih olli ben Shlltern Der
&oblbG6enocn ruben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-27
Hcnc Grncnnllngcu.

Wcitcrn Don ErGioent @ilion on9c-
fiilbigt. - Mchrcre Eoitcn i'm
oiplonlutiidcu Gicnit bciett. -
Sor. u. u. S6mcOcnIonn pou
Misconlin miro @cionotcr nll
Norluegen, 0r. .. McAiiQin gebt
no6 Eerll.
gSn bingtun. 26. Mtli.-Er0.
liOent g&ilIon nohtc beltc Die iol-
gcnOen Grncnnlngcn:
;}lnl @ciun0ten al 9tonucgcE
S0rn. 9ll6crt u, SdmcOcmonn Don
gSiacplNin;
5ln @ciunOien oil Ecru: Srn Ben.
ton Me:Miiisin pon Sennciiec,
jlun Goniul IN !MoiIono, StnIicn;
t0rn. Notbonicl =. Stclunrt bon
Georgia;
juln Sefretdr Der @otidoit III Jfio
DC Saneirp; Srn. <>. Butter 9Srigbt
BON @ponling;
Nlm ScfrctGr Der @cianDtld)uit III
@riiiirl Sru. 6reo. MorriS Gearing
Don Wiiilollri
5unl piitglieO Der &itbnnlS.aonol-
Gonlrliiiion: Srl. 9iihur0 Gee Otc..
.cali Don SincolrL 9tcbr.;
5rm @unOcsnlnuolt fir 9icu No
rifo: 0rn. Sllnlncrs Nlrfbort bon
9tclu Nericp;
SIT Gonnriii6rcn OcS IiIrifta So.
lunbio: Die $50. Nliper !. NclunIon,
iriiber pom TcS Moines. &o.. lm0
i. 9. gibbons pom Giitrift Gollnl.
bio;
ju Eoiinleiitern: oie 'So. sSronf
9iecO, 9isnlord, Ne. Foul u. SO.
nca, Goiicppiae, annias, &eiicrion
,<obnon, 9lllitin, Ger; @orrcl :.
Cline, 9Niqionlioll, u. 30;
81 MitglicOcrn Der GonlnliiIol filr
inouitricQc 9cjiebilngcn: Die ocrren
tSrnnf i. S&nlb, Don aonloa Gitp,
Oio.; Sobn u. Commons, bon &ia.
conln; 6rolr !. Borden Snrrimun,
pon Neu Dort; tSrcb q. 2elo1o,
pon Chicago; Norria @cinitod, bon
Californian; z. Sbrillton @ollorO,
bon acntlldp; &ohn =. Ycnnon, bon
&Qilois; Snmes C'Gonnca, uon
@aibiugton :. g.; 9lllitin .. @nr-
rctlon, pon Soma.
Gum GimpnnOcrllngs Gomnlllor
III Snn Suun, Eorto Hico: 0rn.
@umion Y. Gpono uon Miiiiiippi;
jiuu 9icgiitror ocs SonO.9ilreolla
Sn Norriion, 9lrf. 0rn. @rice ..
SuOquis.
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Sin Haheaft?

Gnincp, 81, 26. Sllll. = Gin
!Dianll. Oeiicn Soentitdt nod nidt nit
Sihcrbeit ieitgeiteat lit. in peldenI
o6cr !. ". 9enting BON @regorp,
0io.. uernlutbet miro. crifoB bellte
IN @cit.Gililicp, Mo.. Sbeooore 30
que ilno tootete baum lid ielbit. go
que mar Der Gigelltbiinler einer6arnl
bon 1000 9lder; or mar 10 Sabre alt,
,SIlnggeiellc llnb ein Tetcran Der cot.
ioocrirten ?lrnee. genning itnuo Dor
etluo Sabresiriit i'll Eoelc's Iien.
iten iln0 orobte oanals, icincu ar
beitgeber 81 erliloroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-27

mnr nod, nidt ubgeIflOiiclt, ais Ser
tnqlmq bis sur 9lbenoiiBung eintrat.
9tod) Dem uot Dem 6inurBs sGomitc
aOoptirtcn Ylone iolltc Der ErGlioent
nur Die Ota6tbeiitgniB babcn IN tStil.-
leu pon Discriminating Negcn oieleS
Sano auf aisoriltlid ipeciii5irtc
9lrtfcl gepiiie ieltitcbenOc Spc5ial
9iatcn 5ll proflanliren.
9iodlocm Die 9l0mlnIlrntioua tSor-
cen gcitern Die Sdlod)t. mclhe lih
Inn ISrei5llder nlo 6rcnpollc crboben,
gelpunnen, ernelerten bCltc Die geo.
ncriihen StreitfrGftc ibrc 9einilhun-
1crL cine glusoebnlnN 0ca Sernlilla
5lt crlpirtcn. mnnn Die 3llder. rm0
@oll- 3olli1be nad) Der Enilirllng 0ca
@elebeS in Strait tretcn iollen. &c
natur Hanaoea bat eil 2lnenhcment
cin1creiht, melhes biC 3cit iilr ,Nns
froittrctcn oes 3llfcrjolllabe5 alf
ocu /. Sebrllar 1911 ieiticBt, no-
ourh Die 3udcr- EroOlBcnten i'll Den
Stano gcieet iuilrocn Die Eroout.
tion Oicirs Sobres los 5u mcroel
pbnc bic SiirOe bea berabacicbtCll
3oQea trogen 5ll nliilicn. Gicier &or.
idlaq lit Der 0iajoritGt OcS 5ilan5.
GOnitc'S 5ur ScihllBioilntG iibcr.
mieien morOen. sInNcrc GoricblGgc
geGen babin Die 3nfcr5ollraten Orci
Nionote noh EaliirlmN Der NiQ III
arait trcten 5l lalien, Die Gotcn olli
@olinbrifatc 80 Gage uno bic Be
itinnllug 5ollfreier HoMuollcs@ln.
illbr 60 Gage, nohocm Die Bill 0c.
leB gcmorben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-27
Cingtrti6t.
Sic @abrnngsrcforms
@orlage.
Jm Scmat umb Heprdiem:
tantenbamie.

" u y IL y y II, ~. Nl'lll'
Iic bon Der 9lominlitration glItgc-
bcibcne @Gbrllngarcform- Sia iultroc
bcutc bilr6 EQUATOR Sluen inl &c
nat mo Orrb 9icprlientant @lob,
bcu &oriiBer bca Nolla-Gonllte's rlr
SonfmeiclL i'm Nallie cinqereld)t.
9aa pernics Die &nrln9c mper5ilg-
lih al boa Gpnlite iiir 9onfrueIen,
mo cS pllrocn &orbercitllngcn &c
troiien, Inn nit oen 9erntDlngcn Oca
9onlitc'S nlor1cn 5u beginncn.
9llS Oaa Jicillltat Der 5abIreidcn
Gpnfcren5ell, pel6c 5lpiibcn Eroli'
bent gHilion ocn Ienofrutcn oc9
Scnatss lu0 oea 0ola.Gomitc's, Den
8canitcn hcs ShabantS. Gepurtc-
mcnta llnO ocn Gomitc Der 9onticra
itottionoen lit Die @eItolt Der Dill
icit ibrer Teroficntlidlntg in ucrldble-
ocncn Ellnften abgcGnoert lporoen.
SroB crnitcr, Don meDreren Seis
ten 9ema6ten SorItellllngen Oabln,
oaB Die 9lnoeS .Heierucs9eboroe 5llr
Gpntrolirlllg oeS porgcIhlagcnen
@GbrlngS-Spltcna pcrgr0Bert lpcr-
ben n0ge mo Den 9anficrs cine Ser
tretlug an Oerielben eingerollnt mer-
DC, lpltfbe an Den 9eItinmlulgell in
bicier Soinibt nibts gcGnocrt. 2ie
9cb0rDc ioQ aus iicben Mdnncrt be.
ltebcn, meldc bon DEM ErdiiOcntcn
jl crncn1en iinO.
@icoereingeiiigt mllroe Der 9ia
Die llripriinglid,e alnllicl binlidtlih
Der Gil5icblng Der gegenmdrtlgcn
2ganfnoten innerbalb 20 Sabre nno
Oea Griabes ocrielben Ourh lpeiterc
9llnocs. .9ielerue-9totcn Gica elimi.
nirt Die 9earen5lln1 Der Heierpe- DO
ten allf $500. 100000 mel6e in Der
fiirjlid) peroiicntli6ten 9ia entbol.
ten lpar.
Tprliber @laB truf 9lnitoltcn iiir
cine prolnpte GruG9lng Der 9ia
Ourh baS SauSsGomitc fiir gonfme'
icn. 81 oieiem 3mcdc crluirftc cr
Die Slnliabme 5peier 9ieiolutionel
5ur Grlcidterlng Der 9lrbeit ocs 50.
mites. Tie cine iiebt ons 0ruden
nno Die Gertbcilllng Don 25,0OO So.
pien Der ncllen &orlagc Dor; Die ar-
ocre perpiaigt $1,000 fiir Die 9lnItel-
hung Don SadpcritdnOigen lcitens
Oea Gomites.
,Sn ieincr nlorglgcn SiBlung miro
baS Saus-Gpnite Die ,Sragc bca 9Ib-
baltcns ofiertliher Gcrborc ilber Die
Sia in GrnGglul9 5ieDenL cbcnio pie
cine 9iciolutnn. lueldc ulc Siblil.
gen bes Counties 5pcdS @cratblng
Der Mabnabme 5u 0ifentlihen mo-
ben nil
.)t d) be fllgniB oes Bra
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Wieocr cine yStrifcr".V .Vumbc.

Eateriom N..S.. 26. Sitni.-
Cine oiienbor Ourd ein 6eniter &c.
poricne Sonbc 5crtriinlmcrtc bcute
ocn aeacr in Dem Soalie bon 9looli
6rctdie, eilics 9lngeitellten elmer ii!
Dem Sci0enipe6er. Strife inuplpirtell
6irnta 9tiemano luuf0e perlest.
0tebr ais feds Honben ipurOen bis
lest ihon in Den Ncilnen bon 9iiht.
Strifcrn jur erplolion gcbrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-27

binct 9camtCn i6ienen cine polllg
ilbcrtriebcne ,Soee pon ibrer eigenen
gSihtigfcit ln0 ibrent GinIluB jli ba-
ben. Gin iriiberes 4Diitglieb oieieS
paltica (SctretGr gSilion", iagte er,
,telepbonirtc nn 0aS NllrenlI 0eS
Slm0ca -@eneralamualts, mo Der
Sebterc crflGrt, ooB cr, oobne 0ic ne
foroe nahNuieben mo icin @eo0dt
nib binlidtlif 0es Sallca ull5llIri-
lhen". bcm 9iltriftSalmult telearu-
pbirte. oic &criolQlmg Der Sale uuf-
jill itplebcn.
NaS fiir ein rSIIti5 Gcportement
lit benn 0ua? lluo mas iiir cin @ln.
oea, ,@encralomualt lit oenn bns?
Sbue 3lueiicl lit Der SeBtere eil ber-
porragenoer 9lmpalt mo cin tiiftls
ger Oiunn. 9lber menn Die 0enofra.
tilhc 9lonliniitration lid al iold)e
Ern5ipien balten mill, einen Ero5eB
ciniad) 0aruni bin ailijnid)ieben, 0aB
en Cabinet sOiitglie0 an Den gunoea-
@enCralalnualt telepbonirt mo I'M
9liihub crilld)t bann miro es IN 0ell
naflten bllnOcrt Sabren iuerige De-
mofratihc 9Ionliniltrationeu geben.
: " ubl Der z pe5ialall-
waite.
gam Srnn5isco, 26. Snlli -
Gle 9lnfiinoigung. ooB Die pS. Ibo-
mos 4. Sopoen unb Wiutt Sulliuun
}l SpejioI 9lnluGIten jur Serfol-
gung Der T0Qe gegen Giags uno Ga
nlinctti uno Die @eItern 6llel CO.
Hconten ernonnt morben lcicll,
brnhte 5ll Gage, Dab Sr. Sapoen lldl
beute nit Gr.Oiapor Somes :. Ebe.
Ian Don bier nod) Der @lmOcsballpt
Itnot begcben hotte, Inn lid) lml Ole
Stelllng OeS 9unoeS Giltriftss9lls
nolta 5l bcuerbcll. Sr. Ebelnn botte
cine Gonierenj nit GruiiOent @illon
unO Oieielben beiprodelL mie ueroll-
fef, llber Ferlollll0tellelL lnelne llu
iur Grncnmlng ais SpejinlanpoItc
ci1ncn niiroen. llnnlittelbnr oa
rulli lurroe Der 9tome oes 0rn. Sron-
els !. 0cnep nlIsgenlerjt mo Die
Deiinitinc 9lnfiinbigung BON Der Nus.
pobl Der Scrrcn Sepocn ulo Sulli-
pan Iolgtc.
Grem Gominetti perboftet.
Sucroncnto, Gol. % Sllni.
- Irem Gumiuetti, Der Soln bes
General Ginlunllberllngs Commit
iGrs u. Gnnlitetti, Oeiicn Gsfapuoc
lid 81 elmer nntionnlen 9lfiairc aus
gcluohcn Bot, luilroc bcllte allf eillen
gcrihtliden6oitbeiebl bin ieitgenonl-
men, nod)oenl geitern gegcn i'm E!e
porlGlliigc 9lnfloge crboben moroen
mar. ieinc llunlilnoiqen ainocr per'
loien 5u bnben. Gr ltcllte 9ilrgldlaIt
III Sobc pon $500.
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yticocrlaae fir Snl,er.

Nlbonp. N.-9.. 2G, Slrni. y
Ter Staatsienat iolgte seitern bent
9eiipiel Der sliiemblp mo itimmts
oic Srl5er'ihe Hrimarlpabl-9 -9iu nit
cinem gotum Don 3S geeen 10 Stim.
men nieoer.
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NranenitimmrcdJts.Sia Jest @eicB.

Sprin9iielb, &a., 2G. Slni.
- Solpcrncur 3unne lllter5eiAnctc
belltc Die tSrallenitilnnlred)tS Sill.
mcldIc pon Der ycgiSlntlr pailirt
mlrhe. 9ind, Den 9ciiimmllngen ocs
CSrlcBcs Oiirien alle Sralten itilnnleL
weld)e OaS geicBlihe 9llter bnben.
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I'M Den t e noe 8
(Sefed)t.

Sofia, 26. Silni. eine offi.
s,ielle 9cpeide beihreibt oas @efef)t
5miiden oen Serben mo 9ulgareu
bel 3letopo ais .eine ilnbeoeutenoe
slffoire"; un Dem aanlpf maren al.
geblid MIR ein paar bunbert Mann
betbeiligt.
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sldlt bel Grploiiun gctGotet.

aingiton, Ont, 26. Slni. -
slht lidnncr ullr0cn beilte bel clncr
lpnaniit-Grploiion I'M Goniirilftiona'
9u9er Der .Ganaoiun Eaciiic. Gabn,
un9eidbr 5cbn Mcilen BON Earbanl,
act0Otet. Inn Diittog poren flui
Sehname aeborgcn,
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- Gbepcnne. &po., bat iid nit
eincm &otilm pon $50 ge9en 1S2
Stinlnen iiir Die Ginfiibrilng einer
conmiiioriiben Staotoerpaiting er.
fl1rt.
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21e,p 2JSork
Glothina >Souse
Sis su $50 2(nsitae, beatc
fir
$15>95

@ir brnscn hrmtc ~ ieine san5poncnc Nn'
iiiac III uerdlicocucn Muitern inm Seriaut;
alc Sahritatc oicicr Saiiun; @rpfcn non I'D
be rs SrmitmaR; NM au6croem Hmihge hr
ertra maaCre unb beici1tc Manner, bic bis IN
$50 brndltcn. Srgeno cin Hnang III ort Yartie
beutC
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Abbtruttn.
Scr 9cr,og bon SutBcrs
Lamb.
Weiterm llbemb in Spnopn
berihieoem.

gSar Der jpeitbeoelIteuoItc 2an0bc-
iiBcr in europa. - Seine 9eiiss
un9en in Shottlono aQein nm.
iaBten anOertbalb Wiiaonen
slder. - @oQte oaS lueitlihe ga,
naoa coloniiireu. - ,Sran50iiiher
9luiator getootet. - Seniatiois-
perbrehen in 9ieapcl.
Sonoou 26. Mmi. - Grpmul
tic Slltberlano - Sepciol - @pluer.
Der uierte Ser5og uon Siltberlano, lit
belttc 9lbeno geitorben.
Ter Soer5og Don Sutberlano, mel
der an 20. SSili 1881 geborell mlr.
oe. mar nit Der cinBigen 9lusllobme
bcS aniiers Don HuBlanb Der beoells
tenoIte Sunobeiiser IN europa Sbn
gcbortem 10000 9lder in Staifor0-
fibre mO Scropibire mo 9roBc
9lreale in on0cren Sdn0eru. Seiue
idottiI6en 9eitBuigen lmlfaBten ia.
bciu anOcrtbalb 0tillioneu slder.
Gr mar befamlt als Sportsmann.
Gr bat nlld Die Gereinigten Stoatcn
mieOerbolt 5u Sagoolsfliigeu beiuht
<Sm Sabre 1884 perbeiratbete cr
iih nit Saop Wtillicent Sannp ct.
Gloir. Grafil. Sohter oes pierten
Carl Don JioBlpn; Der Che entiproi-
ien 5lpei S0bne llnO cine Sodter. Sll
ocn leBtercn ,Sabreu mar er beion.
ocrs al elmer Goloniiirilng Oes lpeit.
lihen Ganaoasl iltereiiirt lulo fnufte
5ll Oieien 3mcfe 9roBe Sanoltreden.
Sliegers Soos tt
GholnnS CUR Wf rne.
Sraufreid, Dc Sluli. Ger iran.
'5oiiideA s(piatur Winnrite G. ;SoHl-
glier fiel beute slbeno, als er cinen
Otonoplnn probirte, ans eiiier S1obe
pon $50 SUB luo milroe loiort &C.
toOtef. Gr batte bisber tets einell
giplan benilBt.
N al ienmorb anfgebedt?
9teapel. 26. Silni. - Die De
boroen bnben cine gauge sln5abl bon
ainocrleid)ell in Dem 8arteu einer
Tilla per9raben aefirnoen. Cine
Sebalnmc, NamenS pertoli, belpobl-
te Die Silla.
9ie llnterillhungen Der Eoli5ci
oelttell oarnllf bin, Dab es iib INN
Terbrehcn banoeln mag, Die li1 ali
Sabre bilous eritrefen.
9tur ebentenbes
@efeht.
Spfia 26. Sil,i. - Cine oifi,
,5ielle 9epeide beihreibt oas 9eieht
5miiden ocn Serben mo gulgareu
bel 3letouo ais ,eille ilnbeoelltenoe
slffaire"; an Dem aanlpf marcn on-
geblid lllr ein paar blihoert Mann
betbeiligt.
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ibenten er6 i b t.

" y ingto IT, 26. ,Nlli. -
Ter 0elnofratiiGc Senats-Gullflls be.
iaBtc lid teute nit Gcrgcltlmgs 3ol'
len i'm 9laeenleinen, nno SenatOr
@ofc Slnitb BON Georgia nabm Die
6clcgcnbeit lunbr, I'M Die 9lnnabmc
cilles 9lmenoemeilts 5ll befiirluortcn,
lpclheS bel Erdiioenten nit Der sln-
tpritit befleioen luilr0e, 2lilSgleid)s
Sarifraten ailf ale panoelsnrtife!
gegcn jeoe 9tation in Strait tretcn 5ll
laiien, pelbe lid weigern niirbe, III
Sarif- slngelegcnbeiten nit Den Der.
Staaten alif Reciprocitats -9aiis 81
uerfchren. I'D,
Eas porgeid)lagene 9lnlcnOenIent
luiiroc in mnndcr Soiniid)t Den ElaB
Der Mariinlln- unb Wininlun.a alall-
icl oeS Eapne. glorih 5ariigeiebes
ciltnebmen; aber cs gebt nod peiter
ais oieie. Ias Smitbf9lmenoencn.
miiroe. 10 milrbc III ieiner Tert1cioi-
9llng geingt. Die Der. Stanten in Die
Gage periesen, iid gegen ieoen Ger.
ild. ibren sluslanobnnoeI 81 INTER
binoen, erfolgrcid) jill uertbeioigen.
Iie Iebatte ilbcr Den Yorihlag
mar eine ilngenlein lebbafte; ioiort
erbob lid itarfe Sppoiition. llnter
ben Senatoren, lpelhc Die SOee ai-
tadirten, beianoen iid S9orman,
Heeo uuo Martine. Iie Iisfuiiioll
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Spt,ialanwaltt.
Sbos. 6. 0aDocm nno
Watt 5. Suaiban.
Spaem 9iggszSamimetti=
eSaa berfplgcm.

Shoricr 9(n0riii Oea 9ieprGicntm-
ten Wtann gegcn ben @lnocs-8c
nerolomaIt McHcpnoloa. - Ell
elmer Geoc I'M Sonie. - aritiIirt
audi Ocn Weueral Gimuanoe-
rlnga-Gpmmiiidr Gonlinctti. -
,Siibrt icinen SartoarnltS ge9ell
Griiiocnteu ms SclO.