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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Mlan bate brouf l9p0ren m0gen,
OaB Die 9inscoffins iiegten, Denn oas
Sig fhOb boripGrts tDie Elm geIbeu6@
ter Dbrpurm. Qlber iie batten bic
&eAnuna o1ne N}r. 3olbb gema4t.
Ser mar faft Bis CUR Wliinbuno oes
Soften @robens geldlfen. Dort batte
ct Ieinen Ylob eingenommen un6 gez
miitli9 auf bos Signal gepartet. llnS
Donn 9ings log. QBos 0as Boot an
SegeIn trogen tonnte, trug es. ,Did
9RolbD lab Ielber am 3uber unb Oriidte
bic WlorD @ufbman INNER mebr in
ben Win0. Die @rile mar fait no9
gloroofen umgeiprungen 8eiIer tonnz
te man es oar nidt treffen, uno Oos
brobe Wldoben lief Dor Dem Minoe
ipie eine@a3elle. DID fannte bic Siiden
bes 9I96ilom unD bermieO peiIe ieOe
llntiefe. Gr puBte, OoB Der geIbe
Streifen i'm Ma1er Die StrDmung be-
Deutet, bic obgepaBt ouf bic Sniel 3uz
fii6rte. Darouf bielt cr i9nurgerabe. e..
Die pinecoffins 6a6ten, es fei Der
S@atten elmer Nl0pe. bic ii6er fie bins
Ieoele. 9(6er es NOR feline M0pe; es
mar bic Marb GuI6mon, bic nit gil=
3uqsgeI9pinoigteit an i9nen porbeis
rauI9te. 0a gaben iie Ole Sadie ouf
unb gudten no4 Sanie 8etIeD ous, bic
mittIerpeiIe pieoer flOit geporOeg
bot w
Qluf bem aonOunosplobs berrfdlte
reyes 2eben.
@s por ptrfli6 feline &leinigfeH,
elm or0entli1es Q(6enbeRen fir breiBig
BerIonen naA Der synIel gu f9offsn.
9(6er Wlr. Qutuff ltlfab l0ite bas Pros
blem NIT Glegans unO Si8er6eit. Gr
mar ni9t umionif brei Sabre 4oG i'm
@letropol 5u 9lara sepeien un0 ifss
@iie6enGef unb 6erridcr aIler GeuBsH
i'm &lub su gla9olpur. 5reiliC9 2otta
er aud 9al6 Raealpnr mobil Qemohi
ur0 cine &omponie N6ter az ssiueF
unumI9rdrtten 9igpoiition.
(5ortfebunn 5olat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
9ariicr @OOcIl6iitc bci Oen idpuar-
scn SdlUnen.

Gin fran30lilner Sportsmonn
ser i'm oitli6en 9(irifa cine SagOer=
petition lmternonlncn bat, ibidt ei-
ner @oriicr 3citibriit cine 9lu5a6l
bon &hotograp6ien ami Ocuen man
nibt cone Gcupm0erung Oie E0h-
ter 9lirifa'S nit clcgantcu mo0erncn
frou50iiiden Siiten geihuIiidt iic5t
nit Wlo0cllcu, bic lm0erlennbar ben
5tempel ser 9}ue De Ia 9air tragen.
gSic fommen 0ie bralnen @laiini.
md06eu 81 0icieu 9ariier 9looc-
idopfmgcu iirngiten Gotms2 Die
9lo6irage inn 9auoe ergab, DAB cin
dineiiiber 6dnOler in Sonii6ar ailf
Sen tii6ncn @iniall fam bel elmer be-
fanntcn @oriier Nlooiiiin mo0crne
Site 5li 6eitellen. Ger erite &eriud
ain0 10 glidIiA aus, 0oB iidb ieitOcm
elm regelrehter groBer GerianOt bon
{ariier @iiten uab Oltafrifa entpi-
delt bat. Ser G6incie ididt sic no
oell6iite nit ieineu 9nramnnenleilte,
oie ben Eaui66an0el nit Sen ginge-
6orenen betrei6eu ms innere 0itli6e
9lirifa. llnO Oic W1oiiaiirauen 6a-
ben an ser @ottin N}ooe &ci6nad
geiitn0en. Sir einen 6ii6iden Sut
6c5a6len lie ausgc3eidnet, freilid)
nidt nit @clO, onfiir o6er mas
nod beiier lit NIT StrauBenfcOcrt
mo Geihern. Ger G6ineic uuO Oie
3piiNeu6dnOler peroiencn 0obei ie6r
oicl, Die @laiioiOaucu o6er iinO
6odit 5ufrieOen unO 10 fonimen olle
oui i6re Gcc6ulug 5reilid, 10
itreng uic oie Gltropdcrilneu reipef-
tireu Bic N}aiioioancn ole SA0pf-
rmgen Ser @ariier @}o0iitin u1t.
Sic crgdn5ei nod cigenem Sc
ihnad Die @ornirrtna lm0 10 idb
Scr frou50iiihe SGger ami elmer ie6r
dicen ncuen SnmttoQue eincn &or-
fen5e6er, pdbreno cine on0erC
ibiuor5c Sb0ne bic rot6e SeiOeu-
iAleiie Don i6rcm @ut enticrnte nnO
0urr6 cine lcere, in ser S0nne prd6.
tig 6libeioe GouierDen6iitbie ergGn5.
tc. &iellcidt nebmen Oie &oriier
@}oOiitinneu Oieie ie0enialls origi-
ncllen 9lnregingen Der Maiiainooe
Oanen regt balO auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

G9tcago, SSa., 10. sSuIi. II 0ie
5leii6preiie iino bier ino in onoercn
@ertbeilungs Gentren rapioe i'm
Steigen besriffen imO Die oGinge-
meibten~ iaeen fir Oen @inter einen
@reis fir Rinofleii6 bon $40 bis
$12 fir 100 9Sfuno SdIodtgepidt
norous. 9lls @riino miro oie 0iirrc
inn Dorieen Serbit, Der oamolige for
cirte @erfouf bon Shlodtoieb unO
Der Ooourcb berporgerufene iebigc
Mongel angege6en. glber Inn @riinoc
iino oie @roBbdn0ler befonutli6 nod
ME berlegen geipeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

SRI. Soro5 6. 2eogue ncr6eirot6ct
iid. n Sic uno i6r @otte blut.
iuuGc 9cutc. gltcru 6atteu Gin
ipruG ac9cn G6e cr6o6en.
GroeOcm 5rduIcin sora6 ella
9eague BON 9lr. 52l, 9toro-9l5crue-
StroBc. lcbten 0icuitog ans elmer
3eQe in ser norO0itlir1en @oli5eiito-
ton cntloiicu mlroe, no9oen iie per
iprocben 5otte, iid BON i6ren 2ic6Iteu
8l trenneu, per6eirat5ete lie iib nit
oemiel6en geitern SIR groBen lle6er-
roiding i6rer Glterp 6rdulcin
2eQgue lit cine Gnfeliu bon George
QeaQue, 0em frii6eren Captain Ser
oitli6eu @oli5eiitation. Sie lit crit
Is Sabre aft pd6reno ser inge Gle
moun N}ilton &uOion BON 9tr. 1916,
Observation-Disclosures, 19 Sabre iit.
Gie beiOeng}euuermdblten fennen iih
ieit eincm Sa6r ln0 6eiudte SuOion
icin OldOc6en in lester 3eit fat ie-
BEN 9l6euo in OereH g9o6uung. ct
6ie6 Damn INNER lange iibeu mas
ocni @oter oes N}d01en nidt geiiel
un0 morii6er Deri6ie0euemole @orte
aelue6ielt wuroen. @G6reuO oieier
3eit 6raAte Oos W3do6en lire Sa6-
ieligfeiten itiidweiie nad Der SSo6.
mmg i6res 3ufiinitigen, mas BON Ser
0}uttcr a6er crit entOedt wuroe, ais
oos lebte Stiid ser @arOerobe Ders
idwunOen mar. Sur Stroie Ooiiir
Ourite lie nit Ser 6omilie nidt Oer-
reiien porouf Tie ibrer @lutter einen
9riei i1rie6, 0aB iie iid jest al ei-
neu &lote 6efinOe, 100 iie iid Oes &C.
beus me6r erfreue. Der &ater gng
oorolti6in olf oie Sude nob iciner
So6ter mo eripiiHte 0ieie ais iie
aus Der Sintert6iire in Dem Souie liz
res SdpiegerDoters perihpinOeR
uoate @r brohte tie Damn nod Der
%oli5eiitotion, no iie ii6 entihcioel
muBte, entpe0er Dem iitngen Wlonnc
5u entiagen ODER in cine 9eiicrlngs-
anitolt 81 pa1Oern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

ooer Senior flirrcn unO leiien @e-
lang. Gies fricOlide 9ilO ldnoli@en
2c6ens uno ldn0lidcr 9lr6eit 60te an
Iih nidts 9eues. 9l6er Oieie Sarm
BON %iniorro6 lit Die erfol0reidc
@erpirfli6uug eines 9litfli9eu @e.
0anfens, lit sic &orldltferin bon bic
len onOeren 6ormen Die 6al0 anf
d6uli6e 98ciie erite6en werocn: cs
lit oie critic engIiide aiuOerirut III
9hnitralien
8or A Sa6ren foBten cine 9lei5e
bon e6emaligen ltnO iebigcn Stuoen-
ten ser llniOeriitGt SriorO ouf 2lnre.
gung GINGER G6ooes. .S9iiler Den
@lan, bic IN cngliidcn @oiien6dil-
fern imO 9lrmenaiplen intcrgc6ror6-
ten Gin0er i6rem ireuoloien Sc6en
i'm W}utterlon0e 5lt cutreiBen. Nlan
griiuoete sic &inocr 9lusmanOe-
rimgsgeic0i4aft ecreu 3iel es it,
arme, aternloie &inoer in ein 2onO
3il Dcrpflan5en, 0os ser bcrouuad-
ienOeu SugenO 0ilnitigere Gcr5dlt-
uiiic sum 6ortfoninlen 6ietet; oen
&inoeru mill man Die nod iner-
idloiicnen reiden @cbieic Ocs britt
i6eu @eltrei1es er0iinen unO ais
eriter &eriuh in Oieier 9iibting er-
itonO Die 6drm bon &iniarra6 &ier
le6eu, lerncn, ar6citen nno ipieIen
6eute 80 fiu0li1e @oloniitcn 9lIs
orme, 6loiie, @roBito0ifinocr trotcn
iie Die Gciie iiber Den S5cau an;
6cuie, nad cinenl &o6r, 6o6en ile
i6rc itaotiide @ldiie oerloren uuo
iino 5u ionncngc6rdlmteu ir06libea
&in0crn gemor0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
0in0cr-GOl0nic in 9Initrnlicn.

Sn Der glod6arldoft OeS NlurroD=
6tuiies in DISQUALIFICATION 6ei Dem
fleinen StGot6en 9Siniorro6 blH6t
uO eeoei6t ieit fur5em cine fleine
Sorm Cine @ruppc ihli6ter bette
rer 2auo6duior -Oedigt iih Inn fleine
Staae nnO Sduppeu, bon weit Der
ibon Dernimmt man eiiriges @odern
ans einen groBen Sii6nerbofe, in
Oen StGaen 6rii0en Die aiibe, unO
OronBen aui Oen6elOern im0 in Ocnt
groBeu N6itgarten bort man Spaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
glnm NLihr rrihInnen.

0Icon N.-gv 10. Sllni.-%ont
9libe 9etroffen uno nif Der Steae
getootct murOe beutc g8obuittag ser
1efonnte 9(tblet uno &ingfdnpfcr
Sug6 2eonbaro aus g}eip- Dorf.
2eonboro par bpr &rr5cln nocb Bels
fnit g[aeganD.Gouutp, eefommcn,
Inn bier bel 5reiinoen 0ie Sommer.
Wlonote 5u berbringen. Gr muroe
r1bren0 zines Spo8ierganges BON
cincm @cpitter ii6erroi6t un0 ouf
offenem 6eloe bonn 9libe getroifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
epfaI6cridjte ans Boi6iuotOn.

Gin 90 or02
Srou Cola gioplor, Oic 25 Sabre
aIte Satin SSo6n OiaDlor's, Don ipcl-
den tic ieit ggei6uadten getrennt
le6te, Itor6 geitern @iorgen Inn 1a3
ll6r i'm nGuiualtD-Soipitol" in 6olge
bon 5lpei augellpunoen in ser 9rult,
uno i'm iel6en Soipitol lieat @iaiom
Eolano, ein 3S Sabre alter Sausmo-
Ter nit elmer 9ugelipunoe in Der lin
fen gruIt in lc6ensaefd6rliheem 3u.
Itanoe oornieoer. geioe puroen filr5
nod ll6r giadts i'm 3immer 30
lano's in Dem aoitbauie gir 1925,
80. StroBe, 9lanole Sig5lanOs, alIf-
geiunoen. Qie aoitbausuirt6in 6rot
VI 8. g9iIfinS, melde sic orei Shiiiic
uerna6n, oie Srou gioDlor inO 80
lonO perpun0eter iagte, iie borte sic
3rau ausrufen; 0@lein @ott, er bat
mid geiHolenl@ @olono ioll 81 Ser
Saispirt6in geiagt bo6eu: uSSd babe
uns 6eioe abget6on, ih iperoe alid
nidt lonee mebr le6en 6riugen Sie
mir etlpas Gis." 9ns oie @oli5ei an
longte, mar oie 6raii gioplor bereits
beIinmlngslos, unO iie erlongte aud
inn Soipitol oos9euuBtiein nidt wie.
ser. SIN Soipital ioa FolanO ben
@ebeinpoIi3iiten gegenii6er o6er IN
9lbreoe 9eiteat bo6en, Dab er Oie6rou
uno lid ielbit gei6oiien lmO crit oieie
uno oonu iene Eerion oeroddtiat ba-
ben ioII. Sobu Hoplor, ser @atte Der
8rait, fonnte nahmeiien, Dab er sur
8eit Ser SdieBQfiaire in einenl ent.
fernten StaOtt6eile im Bette lag, cr
6otte iidb idon nm 10ll6r gl6enos 5ur
9lu6e nieoergelgt II. tpurOe nod BORT
mSHipiegerpoter gehnoen, Scr i0n
bon Dem W1oro in aenntniB iebte 80.
lano uno 5raa 0foDlor batten am
gl6eno borber cine @rtlIriion nod
Nlori6aa Saa nritgemaht uno febr.
ten fiir3 Dor I ll6r glohts nod Dem
oemeinidoftlihen aoitbouie 5uriid.
gerwiIIigung fir Sod
idule.
Die Defi3it-@eripiliguugs.giG oie
aeitern i'm Observation-Disclosures giin-
itig einberidtet puroc, entbGlt $223,-
259.11 fir ole 9eoiiriniiie oes 0i-
itrifts Columbia, $i50,OO0 fir Oen
gleu6ot Ger @eitli6ei SoAidule, ole
Dor eir paor Monaten olrb 6euer
itarf bei6aoigt wnroe.
@eneroI SD0cder gcfor.
BEN.
8rigaoc-@enerdl o. s. 2Doeder,
ioclder bon 1882 bis 1886 synge.
nielr GomuliiiGr oes Qiitrifts So
hmbia mar imo BON 1882 bis 1889
bic 9(ufiibt iii6rte ii6er ben @ai6r
ington 9lqu1outt. ioipie Sen 9nu Oes
eroBen g9oiiertimnels bonn @eorge-
totpn-9leierooir nn1 Dem 9ieierboir
In Der gid6e Der Soparo-lIniDeriitdt,
lit in Detroit, N}i6., i'm glitter bon II
sSabren geitorben. SSn gielu.S SerieD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

@el0beitel Ser Steucr5q6ler 5ugemu-
t6et wiir0e, wenn oie @}iniiteri9ait 10
fllr5le6ig pdre mic in 0lariannenS
&eid5. Ger SAL 0es NlinilteriiunS
9ii6ot, 0as MIR wenige Stlmocn am
9hioer mar lit 6cionocrs Oa5u ange-
t6an bic 9llimcrfiomfeit auf Oieien
&lmtt lmO aui oie Srage 5u lenfen
mel6en pcflmidrcn Gort5cil cin iran-
5oIii6cr @}iniiter ans ieinem Sim
togsamte 5ie6f.
Gie 9le1nung lit ie6r einfa9. Gie
fran55iildcu Wiinilter er6alten ein
@c6alt bon $1,000 mouatlib, rmO Oa
fit Die 9ie1ullngsfamuer ole SQto-
nate alsna6mslos MIR 80 Gage 5d5-
len, 10 er9e6t iiA, oaB bic Eogcsent-
I1G0iaimg eines @}iniiters in 0cr 9ic-
publif 6ranfrei6 ii6 gcnau aif 166
6roncS 66 Confines ($33.33) be-
l1uft. Gas aa6inet 9}i6ot prroe an
cincm @lithpo@ gc6il0ct lmo uer-
ibwano i9on am nd6iten Sonntag
Don ser @ilOad9c.% IS bat iomit bier
Gage gelcbt. 10 OaB Serr Gi6ot unO
Icinc Niiniitcr-Gollegen iiir ibre picr-
tdgiqc 9lntst0dtigfcit Gin Sonorar
BON $133.32 5u forOerl batteu- &as
Sic llntcritaotsiefrctdre ou6etriiit bic
Oie SGlite ocs 9)liniitergc5altes 6e5ie-
ben, 70 0o6cn iie MIR $50 cr6olteu,
ln0 3mor aus Dem @ruOc, peil iie
ciuen Tog ipdtcr ais bic Nliniitcr err
nannt uur0cn unO Ocsbalb nlIr gln-
iprli6 opf cine @c5a6hng pom Orei
glr6eitsta0cn 6otten. Scr @liidlidltc
oicicr llnteritaatsiefretdre lit 5wei-
fclso6ne &crr Sacqnier, Der na1Ocnt
cr in 0eu &a6iuatten Douncr0ue lmo
9li6ot gcrpirft, 0aS Staotsiefrctariat
Der i6oncn &iinitc nit Oem oes 0linis
iterportciciiiles oes Snnern Dcr-
tauiht BAT.
9aHe fHr's amsluno 6riurat e. 9ainc, Alb
.II. Nr aHIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
6enidlretfenpIaoe.

@GoDersDfI1e gs..g., TO-.
syuli. ~ Seuitrcden treten in be-
itdnoig 5une6menoer 3obl in Sutton
Gountp ouf uno boben bel 9rooo-
oIbin iieben 9leileu bon bier, 6ereits
ale 6eloer fobl oefreHen lm0 oie
Gdrten 8u @runOe eeridtet. @}an
befiirdtet, Dab iie I'M gon8en Gountp
fein grimes gIatt ii6rig loiieu uer.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

8ofbington 10. Sui. ~
slo6 elmer I'M &eprdientontenbonie
orrh @op0Ie on Ohio eingc6radten
@ia ion iol1en 9iirgern rn0 9iirs
gerjnnen ser Ser. Stotaten pelde
ooelige 9lusldnoerinnen ooer 9lus-
l6noer bcirotbcn cine iobrli6e @in-
f6mmeniteuer bon 25 &ro6ent olf-
crlegt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
gerluiIIiann0g6iIl anacnummcn.

gsai6ingtom 10. sui.
0oS Observation-Disclosures bot 6elte
0ie oagencine @eriuiligimgs6iQ init
161 gcgeu 66 Stimmen mgenom-
men nadoem au6 Oas 2lmen0eneut
Oes Senatcs, 100000 fin Oie 9lot6-
leiocnoen in Salem, @laii4 5u Derpil-
ligcn, gutge6ciBen moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
Qfbfon's nWciM AL / d G III.

2on0on, 10. Slli. - llnter Oen
6eutigeu &orlaments @inedngen
beiiuoet iid cine 9lniroge, Die Der 81
6erale Cir g(rt6ur Morf6om an Oen
@encrolaumolt iteQt, uuo in melder
anaereot miro, ooB aeeeu Cir G6o-
mas 9ipton, Oen @oriiber, un0 Oeiien
@ltoireftoreu BON n9ipton 2iuiteo"
itrairedtlib Oorgegangen weroen
ioQte
SSu Ser 9lnfroge, oie eineu lle6er.
eiufommeu 5uiolge nod nibt in Der
Sibmg geiteat uuroe, 6eiBt es, ob
inn &iublid auf Die Grfldrung Oes
9lidterS Gorling OoB Die 9lngeflog.
ten 6ei Oenl glrmeefontinen Sfon-
Oalpro5eB ua4 einem SDitem or6ci-
teten 0oS BON oen Gireftoren Der
@eieQidoft glltge6eiBen uurOe, Der
@eueralanuolt Den 8oa Dem offent-
liden glnfldger inter6reitet babe,
linn eDentleQ frimineQe 9lnflagen
megen Sdpin0els mo @eitehung
gegen Cir S6omos Sipton imo ieine
NlitOireftoren 81 er6e6en."
Cir 9lrt6m W}arf6on itelt Oie
9lnfrage ais 6olge Der fiir5lihen lie
6erfiibrirng bon neun glrmeeoiii5ie.
rem uuo oHt GipilongeiteQten BON
n9ipton Siniteo~ ouf Die 9lnflogen,
@eiteAungsgeloer ongeuommen mo
bc5o6lt 81 baben I'M Oic Gcrt6eilung
ser 2ieicrungscoutrofte fiir Die glr-
meefantinen 81 6eeinilliiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

monn o.; Charles etiinocr, 60.
s. 6. 9irgo0ne, T. T.. Soicp6 &ollb,
H.; Sobn @oiman e.; GOwaro 6is-
Qcralo, ri. Umpire, Sos. Gonobue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
GErnnsDiiidle Wiiniitcrneh1lter.

Sn 2Gnoern no Die aus Dem 9lntc
ideioen0en Nliniiter fiir oen Gcrlult
i6res BorteicuiIles cinen Croft IN @e-
italt einer Beuiion er5alteH ocntt
man nit S1redcn 0arot mas Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

gbOnnentcn, bic ben y9cntiden Gprrc.
(pDu0eittcn" nidt piinftlidj uber nurcgcl-
mafig crbalten, iin0 9cbetcu, Der Office
baum per EclcpbOn uocT itBriItlid Niit'
fhcilnnn an nindlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Mqan Iol INNER Elm Qluee mif Isins
6eiube 1alten unb SpeI uai istN
5rsunbs. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

9aic fir's gnclano bcirrat 6. Nanc, 413
Stra6c, nnbc 6nltoni 8uuie 9Dc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
Mrs !. alr;,1'1a:n; ! ] / !: /.
| Not Summon ]; ii /; led
For Inquest. &! St.
MOST PEOPLE ABOUT DOCTORS
OFFICE NOTIFIED lTOgAPPEAR
BEFORE CORONER.
PHYSICIANS SWIFE's TESTIMONY
TO BE LAID BEFORE THE
GRAND JURY.

Pr ASSOCIATED PREss.1 n
FSR'EEPoRT 7, N. !. Y, July 8 |. The
name Of DIR. Edward D. Garmanfs
wife did not appear on the list o,i
witnesses summoned for the Inquest
this afternoon into the death Of Mrs!
Louise Bailey who was murdered Ii
the doctors office last Tuesday
Since almost every one else In AM
about the physician's house tha;
night have been notified to appear
the omission OF Mrs! carman's nam
cause comment. The district attor
lhey xplained he had an excellen
reason for not calling Mrs. carmat;
to testify.
IT was understood that he desires
to reserve her testimony for tn
grand jury, uniJnpaired by any pre-
mature revelations at the Inquest.
Talking over the telephone toda.
Mrs. Garman5 declared that she want
ed to testify ut the inquest and stoo6
ready to tell all she know. II real
izea fully that in measure Lam un
der suspicion she said, "and tina
iat the present moment am soma
what restrained as TO my move
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DEATH.OF JOSEPH CHAMBER[IN
REMOVES GREAT POLITICIAN
HE WAS ONE OF THE MOST
STRIKING FIGURES IN .l
ENGLAND.
GLOOM CAST OVER LONDON SEA-
WHICH WAS AT ITS 4
HEIGHT,

By ASSOCIATED Pass. 7g s q
LONDON; July {. Jos. Chamber
lain died here last night. The death
OF JOSH Chamberlain, which removS
ed one of the most striking figures
from British politics in the past gen
Grafton, came as an entire surprise,
as the condition Of 1lis health was
not publicly known to be any worse
than at any time in the past two or
three years. "a
Mrs. Chamberlain, who has never
left her husbands side since he was
stricken With paralysis seven years
ago and his son, Austen, were with
Mr.. Chamberlain when death occur:
red at 1880 o Clock last night at
his London residence. The event
cast, a gloom over the Lon don season
Which wnslat litsiheight. Mr.. Cham
;beriain's last public appearance was
at a garden party on the grounds Of
his Birmingham home May 9th, last,
when with his wife and son he re-
.ceiyed several hundred constituents.
Mr.. Chamberlain was wheeled out on
the lawn and appeared very enact
,ated and feeble when he lifted his
hat to friends and eneighbors III ac=
acknowledgement of their salute.
Tariff reform, which with simper-
iialism were the chief policies for
which Jos. Chamberlair was spokes.
man when enforced Retirement
through paralysis occurred have sui.
Ifered an almost complete eclipse. his
son Austin being almost the only
British statesman who advocates
them OH all occasions.
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Peers Debating
Am n ending Bilil!
RECOGNITION ONLY WAY TO
AVERT Cali. NIFTY rs GEN.
ERAIs BELIZE

/ LONDON, July t3.-The5 "a debate in
the House of Lords yesterday on the
tbillstoE amend the Irislla home irule
billtwas characterized by general
reeognitionsonsthe part Of the Union
;ist that somesmeanss of5settle-
.ment mustNbe found and5sthats tlls
amending bill offered the only solu-
,tion.s Z. z
The Marquis of Landsdowne, I'm
ionist leader, already had announs-
ed that it was necessary to find a
way out of the calamity which
threatened and that, theI efores the
Unionistss would give the amending
bill second reading. and introduce
amendments during the committee
stage. .., a
The Duke of Abercorn, speaking
as an Ulster volunteer.
said heFlooked upon thesbill as the
only loopholeShe could see FORT the
5ayoidancelof most terrible calamS
fly.
t5lAA7tkN n sNidi00tsi VI llsl+l4uuuuuueTTSt
chairman Of, the Ulster Unionist
Council. said the bill was aShorrible
one, but he would support 1t in or
der to avoid civil war. 4 Y
The Marquis Of Salisbury an
nounced he woulde support the
amending bill for the same reasons'
much SHE dislikeds Il. He express:
ed stheshopesthat Lord sWilloughby de
Brooke could be induced. in the in
terests OF a settlement. to drop his
amendment for the rejection of the
bill. 4 !. ) IS y
The Earl Of Halsbury. once tile
most irreconcilable Of the .die
'hards, hoped so, too. for nothing
could be more urgent he said THAI
the necessity Of making some sacris
.fices in order to avert civil war.
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Strikers Voting
on {: a / Prcop : osit5ion,;. I !, !.
BYsAssoc1ArEp ,t,l ,-I;l ,ElE',I Pass. u

lBY3AssocIArEDl Pass. ] u
l5t PITTSBURG Pa, July 8 West
strikers today were voting
on whether they would accept the
proposition ofethe company and re-
turn 10 work. 1Balloting began al
Turtle Creek at 1900 o'clock and
continued almost without interrup=
ton each striker being provided
with a printed ballot. ~ Y
Bridget Kenny, secretary Of tile
Allegheny Congenial Industrial I'M
ion; William a. Thomas, John
,o'keefe, George Hartshorn, and
George L. Bradley, members Of the
geenral strike committee, today filed
in the common pleas court a billsi
equity asking that George w. Rich.
ards, sheriff of Allegh heny county, be
required to imme ediately withdraw,
from the vicinity Of all Westings
house plants. the men deputized by
,himsana und his authority. Judge
Marshall Brown set July 9Th as the
date for tho hearing.
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Little :l!.; RI rogress
Has e1llNade
COMMITTEE ON SUNDAY CLOSING
ADOPTS SET OF REsO.
LUTIONS.

4 The committee Of ministers and
business men together with Mayor
Bowen held a long session at the ".
M g. A.. building last SnightSands lis
cussed the Sunday losing question
which has been agltated for some
time 50 81 Z
No specific businesses to be closed,
or no middle ground on niwhichi q cons
promise could be affected, was adopt
ed by the committee, but iiHis islunderL
stood that a set Of resolutions were
drafted which will be given to the
mayor. While it is not known just
the nature Of the resolutions, It Is
said that the matter is practically at
the same place as in the beginning
end no headway towards a final ad.
justment has been made.
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KILLS HIS WIFE
her MOTHER
land HIMSELF
s. r BENNETT COMPLETES TRIP.
PIE EsTRAGEDY WHEN HE
ENDS .HIslLIFE.
BODIES OF ALL THREE VICTIMS
WERE FOUND IN a
SWAMP.
WOMEN WERE COVERED WITH
BRUSH BuTEMAN LAYIN
THE OPEN.

BY Associated lPREss.l
ATLANTA, Ca Jluy ss-The bod
les Of; S. f. Bennett, Mrs. Flossie BEN
nett, his wife and Mrs. Matte Toll
bert, her mother, were found In n
swamp at East Point, a suburb ofAt
lanta, early today Wounds indtcat-
Cd that all three had been shot.
The bodies OF the women were
covered with brush while that Of
Bennett day in the open a few yards
away. The coroner Of Fulton county
has been summoned to inyestigate.
According to the police, there were
indications that Bennett killed the
two women with a shotgun and, aft
er covering the bodies with brush.
fastened the gun TO d stump Of n tree
and placed himself in front Of 1t and
discharged the gun with q string.
The charge tore a great hole In his
suit.
Bennett was the brother OF M. %.
bennett, member OF the Georgia leg
islature. Tie police believe BEN
nett killed his wife by strangling her
two days ago and that he llred her
mother to the sceneiand shot lier aft
erward firing a charge into the body :
cf Mrs. Bennett.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-03
The East Side
Playgro roundIs
OpenedTod9ay
CHERISHED DREAM OF 4 iWoMANls y {,
I CLUB is sPARTLY.REAL-
IZED.
LIBERAL DONATIONS WERE
MADE BY MANY IN sYMPA-
THY WITH PROJECT.

Today the Wonlan's Club of Fair
mont has seen realized in part a
dream they have cherished for the
past several years, that of giving to
the boys and girls of Fairmont pub
lie Fairgrounds. II. has meant
much of time and hard work. but
this afternoon sees the culmination
in the opening Of tile East Side
grounds for public inspection and
the use Of! the children, and it will
be open from now on until the close
ofsthe season. To those who have,
visited the ground and know somea
thing Of the playground movement
In other cities, IL seems very com
pletes indeed for a beginning "a
Thee 5quipmentg consists of the fol-
lowing: a. giant slide for large chill.
(coSTIEuEn on PAGE EIonT.)