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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-08-08
ROSES.

Not the bright petals OF Provencal
bloom
Which the enamored troubadours
once poured
At courts Of Love before those they
adored;
Not the respondent blossoms that
Hume
The ruined fanes of once renowned
Fayum;
Not the flower-Hames Damascus
gardens hoard,
Wherein is such wealth of altar
stored;
Nay, none Of these my fancy
captIAotes;
Rather tire lessons OF the climb.
ing vine
She tends and trains with such q
loving care.
Their modesty her shy demureness
mates;
Upon her checks their tender
crimsons shine,
And round her hovers their
sweet, wilding air!
Clinton Scollard in Smart Set.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-08-08

Corinne is TO star in England. onsS
ing September 9, in a musical coined
entitled A Romantic Lair s3
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-08-08
Enemies Lying in Wait.

caseruillars have their enemies
l,ins III wait for them when they are
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
UukInirr Strcit.

g2epz0ort, 25. Sept. = Gu
muel 9ompers, prdiibent Der vJebez
ration Of 2abor, unb Sobn W1it9eq,
prditbent Der rllniteb Mine Worfer5
Inipn," ber0ffentli9en beute elm LAM
ges S9rei6en, in tpel6em iie fi9 gegen
bic 8ef9ulbtgung bes YrGiibenten
S6affer BON Der mQmalgamateb 4Foz
citation" bert6eibigen, nGmli9, baB lie
ibre ben Stablarbettern gema6ten
8erIpre9ungen ni6t 6telten, unb bab
bur9 i6ren @ortbru9 Der 9tablitrife
berloren ging. sic ertldren S6affer's
9lngaben fir cine @erleumbunq unb
berlangen Miberruf Der Mntlugen. giz
nem bpn i6nen gema9ten 8prf9lage
na9 ion Die 4faire nun bur9 Elm 60
mite BON Qrbeiterfii6rern unterTu6t
tperben, unb i'm Sa[le bas gDmite iie
fhulbig erfldrt, 10 erbieten fie fi9, i6re
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES niebersulegen.
graTbeutsntudter madt Grbi6ait.
Bottom, 25. Sept. = 6ier traf
bic Ha9fi6t Elm, baB in bem Seitaz
ment BON Natbaniel 6atpt6prn Gus
fad, Der am %. 4uguit in Wai6ing<
ton itarb, 9llite Hppiebelt, bic Gltefte
So6ter bes prGfbenten, nit $780,
600 beba9t lit. SRI. Ropfepelt mar
Elm grocer 2iebling pes 9ertOrbenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
Baltimore Mo, 9onnafae, ben &C. September 1901.

l1nb 70 fam es, baB i'm SPECIAL >Rap=
port bes 63. gre5intts elm etn5lger
2lnar9ift semelbet tpurbe, Der nur ben
Sebler bat, baB er iiberhaupt tetner
lit.
So6anu Mof's Sail pers
tdgt.
q ipzO OFF, 25. September. -
Sobann Moff, Der befanntlidh tpegen
ieines @rtifels in benz BON ibm berot=
fentli9ten Qtnar9iitenblatte n5ret=
beit" perbaftet tporben tit unb unter
Der te9niIhen Mnflage bes uungez
biibrli6en 8etragens" itebt, fOllte gez
itern in ben Spe3ial=9tfffen borge=
fubrt iperben, bod bertagten Die Hthz
ter Serome, 9ol6rpof unb 9tnsoale
ben Saa auf unbeitimmte 3ett, Da
Mpf ni9t erf6einen tonnte. @r 1tBt
INNER nod i'm @efGngnib 81 Corona,
2.zS., bd Nienanb Die fir ibn per@
lauete 8iirgf9aft leiften tpollte. Soz
bann mar, tpie beribtet, am borigen
@pnntas in Corona pegen Qbbaltung
Elmer unsefetliaen 8erfonfmtung perz
baftet ipprbsn.
Oie unruben in g prin g.
@allen.
Spring 8allep, SGs., 25.
September. = Sobn gineebella, Der
9erausgeber unb Hebafteur Der r&uz
rora," bes bier erf9einenben INDECENT
lt9en Nnar9iitenblattes, lpurbe bon
benz SefretGr einer8iirgerz8erfa famm=
lung aufgefprbert, iOfprt feline 9rufz
ferei gu perlegen unb bic Stabt gu
berlai7en. Gincebella f9eint oieIer
Mittbeilung jebo9 feline 8ebeutung
5u5uf9rei6en, ba er nit Der 8orberets
tung Der 4usgube feirtes 8latte5, ii9
pie gelp0bnli9 bef9dftigt. Gr fenbet
groBe Badete ieiner 3eitung na9 paz
terIon, Us, unb na9 sSspebning,
Mi9., abgeIeben BON Der @irfulatton
in Spring=@alle1 unb l1mgegenb.
4nur 9i item 8erbaf ftunz
gen III y q | z W q | p
tngton.
Sucoma, Waf6., Is. Sept. =
Gburles @opan, sSames 90. 4bams
unb Sumes 6. 2arfin, Mitgliebsr Der
&nar4iiten 9(niieOlung n9ome" in
Oieiem Gountp, iinb auf 9runb elmer
BON ben 8uabes 9rpBgei3ipprenen
in @ppfane erbobenen Qnflage ipegen
@erienoung bon obfc0nen Druid laden
perbdftet tporOen. 0ie Irreitanten
purben in bas 9ieiige 9efdngniB ein=
geltefert.
Die @robgeI6porenen BADEN ferner
QntGage gegen %. Morong, ben @erz
faf1er Der betr. anit0biqen Irtitel, err
bo6en. W2orong, Der ii6 CUR 3eit in
MaKa9uietts befinbet, miro ber6aftet
unb CUR Pro5efirung an bic 6ieIigen
8unbesbsbOrben dusgeliefert tperben.
Die Ingetla9ten geben unter ibren
9enofen in Der n6omez "8olonie Elm
8latt beraus, pel6es bas Gpange=
lium Ger @eieblofigteit unb Der freien
2iebe preDigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
m!s1!I
~ YiQem
ii6ertt
nAnukn11tt1tette
80 erNnlt1tltg.

Sur6 ibrt anti biGi6fsn GiorribuFteN
ftmuliren oieisl5sn bic Sober ourdb &bionOsrun9
Der Sale uuo otren Gbtubrung our6 Die 8au1ls
qdnqe Sieis 9inen, in 3oien BON 5pei bis oter
eenommen, fpsr6eu raid bic Sbdtgfeit Der Stbsr
rcsulren uno ben 9atienten BON arantbcitcn oieisr
@rt befreien. 6ins ooer iuei bon HlolD1ps Sllz
len tG0lib BON 0snitnieea eingcnommcn, iptlbe an
bili0ien Sbmtr3en uno 5rIgbeit Der ssstr leloen,
fpsrben ods Spitem in einem reaudren 3utaH%
crbaltsn uuo cine esiuH0e 9erO0uunq fterr.
sd Dobne 100 9Reilen ppn Der rdbfen Npotbfts
entfcrnt uuo piiuibe bab Sic mir elm SuBenO
s4abteln bon Sbrsn 9iasH td5id:n. Sd ltiOe oH
Nusfel= =gbeumutlslrrs nur neun Q(onate lang
in 6otsSpringg. Nleae 2cber un0 Rieren iinS
affisirt Sd iinbe, Oab Sbre 9ilsn mir bsiier
bslfen dls aGt Meoi,inen, bic ib eineenommsu
'dSr Sttino9SdS in gsrsHOHH' nit ben = 4Hs9'n' I
9arqua 6ula, 0umusGOuHtp, @rijOnn.z
Sbre Ru6naps gireu tabtn in meincr Gumilis
nnrberbor oeipirft gDenn rreine Ginocr frfroufs
oolfdnDigs 6sluug our6 hirsn Gtbrau6. Sd
finn., oab i'd pl0bli9e Grfaltung urO purbeu
Gals raid our6 ben @ebroud Sbres &tabD Relief
unO 9iatT furirtn fann. 9eielStH t9Iten in ttis
tinmal 0ebolfen bat, perotent cine gBieoerboung.@
G6tungspoa 9br
Rr Co. 6uOion=Strabe, 6obofsn. 4=3., urS
sSimes ="8ebGuoe He!ps0orf
.ssit Sabrer fpurbc i'd BON 86tumatigmug uua
@srnuuunq sfbnd6e gepagt, 10 odB i'd mid ents
i6lob, Sbre 9iaen 5u prObircn. 36 fano Ourb
n:rsn Gtbrau6 oroBc Grlsitterune uub fiblc mid,
felt ib NIT Dem Ginnebmen oerielbtn beeuun, pis
elm neuer Msnib, 10 bob Id iett nidt pbne biss
itlbcn itin mo6te. Gus idblaff., ibldfriae @ts
fitbl neltes id gefp5bnlib butte, III oolhdnoig
bcri6Duubsu. Sie @eroauuno si6pdbs 1T osbObtn
uno meiu 8bsumatismus bat mid oolttuOis osrs
laTeu Gs iolte mid frsueu, pcnn Seoe, Der in
6bnli6er @eie IeioenO it, NIT Raonar's 9iGsm
einen 9eriu6 MAIDEN ipoIte sr pHrbe fiber esbeilt
perneu bsur ih CLAUDE bah une 0ieIe Qeineu 0Qs
Der tommen, psnn oas Spftem oubsr SroHuuo 10
- penu bic Qeber uibt arbcitet.
@ecrot 9. Scal1b,
Rr. Is, TahausStrobe, Rtip=9ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26

iiber6aupt ettpas perftebt, eldubt man
an biefe Oepef9en prin5ipiea ni4t;
man erinnert ii9 nur gu gut Der leBz
ten ,Imerica Cup p>"@ettfabrt, BET
tpel9er bic columbia" 70 glGn5enb
geiiegt bat.
Srau Me&inlep buntt.
8trmtngba q m, Gnglanb, 25.
Sept. = 2aut Mngabe Der bte1tgen
rppft" tit 9r. Gbpate BON Der amertz
tanifden 3egterung per 8abel bend9z
ri6tigt tporben, bab 5rau Mc&inlep
etnen 8rief an &Dnig @bparO gez
fanbt bat, in tpel6em fte ii9 fir Die
anldbli9 bes .Sobes ibres 9emahls
ge5etgte S6eilnabme bebanft.
gng1if9e Sertilarbeiter
mad Mmerifd.
2onbpn, 25. Sept. - Na9 eiz
ner 0epeI9e aus Malfben an Die
ygentral>Neips" tperben ben Sertilz
9lrbeitern in Siibz2dncafbire CUTE
20bne ange6oten, unt lie an neranlai>
fen, nafp ben Der. Staaten gu ge6en
unb in ben bortigen 5abrifen gu ar
betten. 8tele berfelben MAIDEN ii9 auf
bic &eiie nd9 4meritd.
@plbimpprt aus Iu tra=
lien.
SbbneD, ne. 80, 25. Sept.
= Der SceaniczOampfer rSonoma,
gapitdn ban Sttenbprp, tpel9er na9
Sun Sran5isco abfubr unb Die Houte
iiber Nuflanb, Qpia unb 9onolulu
nimmt, bat 100000 SoDereigns am
8prb.
3tonifen GongreB.
8dfel, 25. September. - 9utem
8erne6men na9 lit Der Siinfte 3ipniz
itenz@ongreB fir ben 26. Bis 20. De-
5ember 6ier6er einberufen. Den tpit6z
tighten She'll Der Sasesorbnung pirb
permutbli9 bic @r0rterung Der f0rz
perltden, geiittgen unb ptrt6f4aftliz
6en 9ebHng Der Ssraeltten bilben,
tppriiber Or. W2ar g&prbau bas 9ene=
ralz&eferat ii6ernommen bat.
ginbults befe gegen
Striter.
Qpnbon, Is. Sept.- @egen ben
8ludburn 3peig Der rWeabers',
8inbers' &c @arpers' 9IKociution"
purbe Elm aeittpeiliger @inbultsbefebl
betpiGigt, 10 baB BEL 8anniiter &c
Moore's 5abrif, mo Elm Strife i'm
@ange lit, feline Wa3en mebr uusgez
itellt tperben biirfen. 3uglei6 pdrb
auf @9abeneriab unb bic Soften bes
@erfa6rens geflagt. 0as 8orge6en
qriinbet fi6 auf bic @nti8eibung bes
Sber6aufes pom 20. Suli D. g., noz
mad ppn@rbeiterzO erzOrganiiationen, De-
rem Wfitglieber bel Strtfes Pidetbienz
fte berri9ten. S9abenerfaB beanz
fpru6t iperben fann.
Sturm If q benauf ben u D.
rem.
Qiffabon, 25. September. -
Ser 9ouberneur Der Portugal gebDz
renben N3orenzS zSnIeln nelbet, baB Bel
bem f9on beridteten, per6eerenoen
Srtan, Der iiber bieIe16en hinpegfe9te,
auBer bielen SduIern dl9 S9tffsz
@igentbum 5erit0rt iporben ipGre. Ser
Gerluft an Menf6enleben foa Elm ie6r
grober fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
Sermrasnc syludJt.
2lusbru6 3peier tpei6li4en @efdngez
men aus benz 8ropflDner Srauenz
gefdngniB.

2lusbru6 3tpeier pei6li4en @efangez
nen aus benz 8rooflpner 5rauenz
gefGngniB.
Sem zgorf, 25. Sept. - Cine
pagbulitge 6lu6t ii6er Seuernotbleiz
tern unD bobeMauern betperfitelligten
geitern Morgen bor Sagesdn6ru9
5pet Sniafen bes Srauen 8efdngz
ntfes in 8roptlpn. 0a Die Dirt unD
Weiie bes @ntfommens Der S9iiBz
linge bes S9eriffs Wi1iam Walton
Elm f9le4tes Qidt auf Die 8erpulz
tung bes @efGngnifes pirft, lit Die
9lngelegenbett bonn S4eriff unb fetz
ren 8eumten ber6eimli9t unb fpGter
in Qbrebe geIteut porben. Die Slii4tz
ltnge iinb 3tpei notorif9e 5rauen5imz
mer, ipel6e i4on Dfters 6inter Sitter
itdben iaben. Cine berielben, Die 33
Sabre alte Nelte @iQiams, 6Gtte am
SSreitag tpegen 9iebita6ls perurt6eilt
perben IoIen. Die Qnbere, SSSrene
Clemens, peG6e 25 Sabre alt 1T uno
elmer angefe6enen Sumilie in 0enber,
Gol., entitamn1t, aber i9on ieit Sab
rem als gefalIener Gngel duf ben
StraBen 8ropflDn's panbelte, mar
psgen zines geringeren 8erge6ens eirtz
gefperrt geneien. Helie unb Serene
pdren borgeItern Na6t bic etn3igen
SnIaIfen Der GGume i'm britten Cor
ribor bes 5rauengefdngnifes. Sin
geitern na9 Der @ntbedung i6rer
Slu9t gefunbener S6ruuben5ie6er II.
Elm aus unterr0den unb Striimpfen
getpunbener Strid lieBen erie6en, auf
fpel9e WeiIe lie ibre Srei6eit erldngt
6atten. W2it benz S9rau6en5ie6er
6utten lie elm fleines S9lpB an elmer
Sbiire, fpel9e einen CUR Seuernotbletz
ter fii6renben Gang beriperrte, gez
lodert. Na9bem iie bic 5euernotbleiz
ter erreidt unb Bis CUR unteriten
SproFe, ungefGhr 30 SUB iiber benz
6ofraum, getlettert paren, lieBen iie
ii9 an einem dus &leibungsftiiden
berfertigten Sell Biz gum 8oDen berz
ab. Die nteDrige Mauer, ipel6e ben
Spfraum bon Der &dpmonb>StraBe
trennt, mar fdneu iiberitiegen, unb i'm
Ountel Der Na9t iu9ten iie Johann
bas Weite. 2tuffaaenb tit es, bab bic
Srauen nt9t in ibre 3eGen geiperrt
tparen, ionbern audi na9 Der Q6enbz
itunbe frei um6eripdnbeln fpnnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
RQOuQO's pi(lCn

9oGfdnoie eeibmadlos, elegant bsrsudert, abs
fiibceuo requlirenD, reiuigeno uno trGftiqenb.
RaOpno'g gilen sur 6eiIune atler 5t6rungsn beg
McQens Der Ginqeneibs, Rieutn, 9laie, nerp6icr
Rrantbsiteu, e3WinOeIanidle, 8eriopfuu0. @Ga
mprrboioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
Nns 9rpRcr Gcfahr sercttct.

0ampfer rSurnefia" 6ringt 27 See
leute. pel&en &p6len, 8afer uab
2ebensmitteln auf 6o6er Gee aus
gegangsn paren, nuh RepzYOrf.
Nep< gorf, %. Sept. - Der
0ampfer n5urneiIia" BON Der 2tnz
DIOR 2inie traf geitern fritz aus
@lasgop bier Elm. Der 0ampfer
bate cine tiirmif9e GeiIe uno Bel
ieiner Qbfabrt gluubten Die PaFagiez
re, baB ii9 prdiioent Mc8inleD uuf
benz Wege Ger 8eKerung 6efinOe. Sn
MppilIe b0rte man am nd9Iten Sage,
baB cine @srI6limmerung im3uitunz
be be5 prdFosnten einsetreten lei.
9lm 10. September trdf Die nSurz
neTia" auf Elm 8oot, tpelheg Not6z
iignale aufge3ogen bate. Wfan bielt
Tofort auf bas Boot gu uno fanb, buB
eS bas @iienbahn 5Gbr6opt nScoz
tia" mar, bus Nepcaitle perldiTen bat
te unb an Die Snternational Railpap
BON Nppa Scotia conftgnirt mar.
Dem Boot paren ni9t nur 8O6len
unb @aTer uusgegdngsn, ionoern Die
27 S0pfe 3G6lenbe Mdnnf6aft mar
| fat gGn3Ii6 oGne Rubrungsmittel.
Man f9leppte bas 5G6rbOut 150WSeiz
len melt na9 ct. SDbns, uno erit
bort erfu6r man bon baH SpOe bes
prdIiDenten.
Nm Sonntag purbe Elm 9ebG9tz
niBgottesoienit gu Gbren oes peritorz
6enen grdiibenten abgebalten. nobel
Reb. $. $. Sigqert bon glaibDille,
Semi, Die 9eoe bielt. @enerdlfonTul
Saplor bon 9lasgpip, Der unter Mcz
&inlep StdatsIefretGr bon S6io ge@
peIen mar, er5d6lte perfOnGi6e Grinz
nerungen aus Dem Qe6en bes 9rGiiz
benten.
Sr. SaDlor erfldrte fpGter, baB Die
QusiteGung in 9lasgolp Elm getpaltiz
ger Grfolg gefpefen lei, trobbem Die
Ser. Staaten an Der Qusfellung feiz
men Nnt6eil genommen. Der 5ebler
babe an ben 1einer 3ett bierber gez
ianbten Gomnliifdren gelegen, pel4e
Die Sade ni4t ri4tig angegriffen
hHL4o,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
Nur fiinfuntiTcbeu,is SplIars.
Glreautee 9ianinp.

Glredutes Yianinp.
Gin lofortiQtr SGa.er fam ein in bor,iiQli6cnl
3utanoe beTftOl;dcs 3idniup, 9araHtirt 10 gut mi:
n:u, nit prdd)t;J:m Son, Dolfs li3 Gftao:n o:,i
Saiten, fHr nur S75 srGitsn, nit GiuitiuB elmer
lbontn eiO;ntn S,de unD Stubi, o!pie iuIiiGbriaer
Ulraatie.
WuB psrtauft perDtn
u. eers 6 Sphn.
E269-7D 3r. Z, Toro=S earl.s sStraBr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
Scntide Scidnerbrn seaen amerifa:
niisle Scelcutc aui Den Gardiner.

San 5ran3isco, 25. Sept
Na6ri9tsn bon ben Garolinenz Snieln
Sufolge iinb bic beutI9en 8eumten
auf Der Sniel nRuf" febr ungebalten
iiber bas Sbun unb Sreiben zines unz
betannten amerifaniIden Walfii6>
fabrers aus Gan 5rdnaisco. Die
Mannfduft biefes Sa6r5eugs, elmer
Barrie, pertaufte ben gingebprenen
MeiIer, 4epolper unb anbere Waffen
in Menge. Sin i9peres 9eI9iis, nit
elmer 8ebisnung BON Is Mann, 1T
iest auf elmer Die Rbeoe beberrf9en<
ben @nbObs aufgepflan5t ipor0en, uno
pdbrenb buiielbe fir alIsemeinen Sc
brau9 gegen S9musgler beitimmt
lit, piirbe es Der 8eoienung lieb fein,
ipenn ibr Der gdntee @alfiI4fdbrer
auf Snubtpeite berdnfGme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26

Cbre qebDrioe Ysrbaduna, Grndbruua uns slbs
Ionoeruno fam Der msuiaItde a6rper niat qts
iuue blsiben. go oei. 6unitionsu nid5t rsorlmdz
big itattfiHosn, ionoTn ,sitpeiis ms Stodtu qss
ratbeu. DO ifsbt &ruufbeitsn aler art elsihinm
bic Gintrittsibiir offcH, unb ebe Eu es aeiudbr
nirf iest nd zines Der manderlti 2cioeu bsuen
Der Crqani5ntus untsruorien it, BEL Dir itft.
Garnm eeorau6s obalo es 9ir an elmer Der
SorbebinauHsen sut.r @tiunobeit feblt, e tg { r.
uoro 2rduter pillen pelbs bic reqtlz
mdbige 9erri4tung Der eeEaHnteu ssunttipnen ers
leifitrz. Cir 25 Gents bel apotb,fern AZ babtn.
Isl To- Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
stiirmiihrs Hetter aui bem C,ean

ct. s o bn's, q. S., 25. Sept. -
Der Oampfer rgorean" bon Der OIL
Ian 2inie, pel9er bier seitern 4beno
aus 2iperpopl eintruf, beri6tet, buB
na9 benz Is. September entIeBli9
ftiirn1iIdes Metter auf benz Ntlantiz
f9en Ocean geherridt bat. Der
Oampfsr r2uurentian" BON oerIelben
2inis bat beute uuf ieiner 5abrt BON
Hetp Yprt mad Londonderry uno
@lassop ipegen &ohlenmangels ben
biefigen 6afen anlaufen nliiiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-26
Wenig 8ertrauen duf
g hdmrod.

QpnDon, %. September. = Wle
tpeniq 9ertrauen man in gnglanb
auf Die 2eiftungsfdbigteit berr rSbamz
rod 2" Der amerifanii9en .Rennia9t
vgplumbia" gesenIber 6egt, gebt aus
Der gerinsen Wettluit Der englii9en
Sportspelt, auf bas &eiultat Der be-
porite6enben Wettfubrt grDBere Wet<
ten ab5ui9lieben, berpor. Sn Sports
freiIen iptrb eefugt, cine iol4e 4paz
tbie bes publifuns Der .4meritaz"
@ettfabrt gegeniiber lei iiberbaupt
nod ni9t bageipefen; Die S6ulb bdz
ran triigen Die lansen, BON NepzgOrf
beriiber gef6idten Spe5ialbepei4en,
ipelhe ben ii9eren Sieg Der nShame
rod q borausIagen. Sn benjenigen
&reiien. in benen man DOmSadtlPort
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-16
A RESPITE.
Anderson County rIau Con- ,ol4
OF Murder Will Have Thirty 81,
Days Longer TO Live. Y,

Frankfort, KY, Aug.5.- Cow
beckham yesterday respited for
thirty days Holly Strutton, the An,
derson county murderer, who is un-
der sentence of death and who was
TO have been hanged at Lawrence
burg Friday at sunrise. The re-
spite was granted on representa-
lions made by reputable citizens ofS
Anderson county that they could, if
given the time, show mitigating cir
attending the killing by
Strutton of Searcy which were not
brought out at the trial of the case.
These matters will be laid before
the Governor early next week for
his consideration. He has not heard
them in detail yet and the action
taken to-day does not mean that
the sentence will be committed to
life imprisonment
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-16
ON SEPTEMBER 2,
HsgsSins County Democrats Will
Recommend a Senatorial
Candidate.

MadisonvIlle, August 15.-The
Denocratic county committee met
Monday for the purpose of making
recommendations for an election
commissioner to fill a vacancy on
the ticket, and to select date for
holding a meeting to nominate a
candidate for Senator from this dis
trict, composed OF Hopkins and
Christian counties. d. II. Rogers
was dominated for coroner and ac-
cepted.
Monday, September 2, was the
day selected to nominate a candi-
date for Senator.
Christian county having named
the last Senator in the person of
Senator X. C. Crenshaw, the choice
falls to Hopkins this time. There
are only two announced candidates,
James h. Rash, of Earring ton, and
County Judge Hall, of jacksonville,
although several others are men
toned.
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DEBENTURE COMPANIES.
Attorney General Breckenridge
Will Prosecute Them.

Frankfort, Ky, Aug. 14.-Assur-
ed OF the cooperation of Assistant
Attorney General Tyner, OF the
Post-ofice Department, and in pos
session of much Information, some
OF 1t of sensational character, re-
garding the methods of business of
many of the bond investment and
deoenture companies now operating
in Kentucky, Attorney General
Breckenridge has requested Gov.
Beckham 10 direct the State In
spector and Examiner to make a
complete investigation, of them to
the end that he may learn how to
proceed, if proper or necessary, to
rid the State Of any or ali Of them
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-16
NOTABLE KENTUCKIANS.
Being Collected In Book Form By
Fetter.

Mr., Glossbrenner V. Yonce, rep
resenting Geo. G. Fetter Co. -
Louisville, was in the city the first
Of the week taking orders for Fet-.
ter's Notable Men of Kentucky at
the beginning of the goth Century,"
This is a book containing several
hundred artisticl and beautifully
executed portraits of prominent !
men of Kentucky in all pursuits of Y
life, men who have made town, city,
state and nation, through their abil
ity, thrift and enterprise. The por-
traits are reproduced from original
photographs collected by the enter
Prislng publishers. In the album
it is possible to make the acquaint-
ance without formal introduction
the men who are foremost ir Of
lucky at the present tim Ken
itorial work will be =. The ed
rection of Col. = Under the di-
the photo'.c sen La Bree and
class ssngravings will be high
work.
Mr. Yonce will return to Hopkins
vile next week to make selections
for his book and will call upon
those considered entitled to a place
in its pages.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-16
STRIKE SITUATION.
The Number Of Men Now Out is
$4,000.
General Situation as Seen at
Pittsburg and other Places (.
Yesterday.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. 15.--Honors
were about even in the steel strike
yesterday, and there we're victories
on both sides. The strikers sue.
coed in forcing the National Tube
Works at McKeesport to close,
while the United States Steel Cor.
poration opened the big Painter
mill in Pittsburg and resumed oper.
ations at the Crescent steel plant of
the American Tin Plate Company
in Cleveland. Non-union men are
now employed in both of the works.
The charters of the employees of the
Illinois Steel Company, who refused
to obey the general strike order,
have been revoked by the officials
of the Amalgamated Association.
General Situation.
The spread of the strike at Nc
Keesport and Wheeling has brought
the number of men who obeyed the
the final strike order to about 5000
and increased the total number Of
men rendered idle to about 5000.
Many of the men drawn into the
movement willingly continue to ac-
cept other employment, and the ex-
act number now idle is a guess.
The strikers are fully in control at
McKeesport, Wheeling, Newcastle,
Bellaire, Mingo Junction and show
some strength here. The manufac-
turers hold South Chicago, Bay
View, Joliet, Youngstown, Column
bus, the Kiskiminetas Valley, the
tin plant at Monessen and the Car.
negie groupe. Of the last named
property some doubt is expressed
as to the Lower Union mill in Pitts.
burg. Some men have left their
places there and the strikers boast
that they will close it dawn. 1t is
running, however, and the mana
gers say It cannot be stopped. De-
sertions from the ranks of the strik-
ers are reported from PAINTER
mill here and the Crescent plant in
Cleveland, and the managers say
that it is only a question of time
before there is a general break.
The manufacturers have made nc
effort to break the strike at Nc.
Keesport or Wheeling with nonunion
men and have given no indication
OF their plans in these districts.
Both sides express their satisfac.
ton with the progress of the strike.
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OWES $4,000.
John dilmour Files a Petition in
Bankruptcy at Owensboro.

John Gilmour, the big Owensboro
tobacconist, has taken the bank.
ruptcy law. His combined liabili-
ties amount to $l43,67s.25, divided
as follows: Individually, S54,56O;
Jno. Gilmour g. Co., Sol, 1920; Gil
mour Bros. & Co., $27,66O.O5. The
assets are large, but nothing like
sufficient to cover the debts.
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Druggist in Trouble.

]. c. Franklin, a Nashville drug
gist, has been arrested on the
charge of sending an anonymous
obscene letter to the wife of a
travelling man. He denies the
charges and has given bond for his
before the United
States District Court.