davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-25

PAY OFFICER INVOLVED. - Another navy
paymaster is in trouble, and it is probable that the
officer Paymaster George NJ. Lukesh. duty
the Asfatic station will be brought before naval
court martial permitted TO resign. He is
charged with serious misconduct and the alega-
tions are supported with affidavits from Ameri-
cans in Yokohama. Japan Paymaster Lukesh is
q CaNte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
SdicRcrci.

Gin Meger miro bon ieilem Noiicll.
aenoiien Inn 90 Gents ~nieocr0e.
idoiien. Ser &cr,cgtc miro
notwithstanding itcrbcl, - Ser ct.
tcntdter nod nidt in Salt.
On Scr iiiolifen Eol3citotion Iitt
ser 9teaer SbomaS Sou0cr3. 9sr. 23t,
@eit Oorf- StraBe, inter Ser Mindful,
Oigrng, Sen Negcr (bomoS g8bitc.
more, 9et. 6t3, 2igbt Sttobr, nit ser
2tbiiht s1l tSStcn on0t8riiiru uno &c.
itoiitn Sn bdbcn. Nrf Sen pobreu
Gbdtcr, DARRELL Son0cr$. cincn 9ru.
Ger oeS @efohgenen ihbnort uber sic
@ebeimpoliSilten @rooleU uno Som.
merS unb ole Eoli5iitcn OeS iiiolihen
0iitrifts., &ie bis actcru 9(beno in
G~riobrung gebro6t mur0e, ~iclrcrte
0anicl Sen ShiB alb, Ser @bitenlore
in Sen llnterleib trOi. Ger &ermlm-
oete Iiegt i'm nMtorpliuocr llniperIi.
tGtS Soipitnl," no Nic Ncr5te 9eltcrn
Nbcno nod niht ioQcu fonntcn, Of
Ole Muntoe cine Qci0brlihc lit oocr
niht. Die ShieBerci trnQ lid, geltern
9lbeto ctipa 90 Mimtcu nodl 6 llbr
IN oem 9iloro5imncr 0e$ NcQerS
&enrn @iuiomS, l&r. 81, OIt,2ec.
StraBe, 5it. Die Ncgcr batten fltr5
porber ,Grap" in Ser @llilioro. 9llep
geipielt. @bitemorc Qeponn Dem
Gonicl Sanoers 80 Gents ob, iuorolli
SonoerS be6aitptetc, ooB @bitcmore
naelooene @iirfel" bcmrBte uro er
iein @clo 5uriidperlorQte. GieS pitr,
De linn notiirlid) pcrmcigert, morolli
Ian.S anoerS lid) nit ser @emerflma
entIernt bnben loll, err mcroe i'm od.
81 5mingen. Gr ginG mad, ieincr
@obmung, bolte iein SfieBeiien mo
iltt)te in 9egleituug icine$ 8ri,oerS
SbomoS ben @bitcmorc olli oeu "
III qcnanntcm 8iuoro}immer a%ntroi.
9tah fllr5em gSortuedicl fnullte er
oonn ieinen Segncr nieoer uno era
'griif oie Slndt. Scin Srltoer Gbo.
mas milrbe bonn Scrgcnntcn 0riiiiu
mo Eoli5iit SuuaI pcrboitet mo in
ser iiiolihen Station cingelieiert,
- Plus mbefamntcr llrIode cut
itono aeitern Wor9cn in Dem Eager
rounc Scr ,Gbeiopcotc Betting Co."
9tr. S21 mo 1913. NtcaimitraBe, Elm
9rono, Der Sdobcn I'M 9etroge bon
$1,000 mriftete. Ger Gerlult lit
bur6 Scrli6eriunG Qeocdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Selearapbiiten. NuSitano.

81. Saul, I. Aug. - Gin aIge.
meiner a~iisitano Der Seleerapbiiten
oui Der n@reat Rortbern" nno Der
~Nortbern Yacaiie.Sabn" iplroe ben.
te abeHb Inn If llbr bonn Yrdiioen.
ten Yerbam poin .Srben Ger Giien.
babn : Selesrdpbiiten" anaeorbnet.
Mart erpartet, SGB bis morseenn a,sit=
tag 95 Bro3ent o%etielben oltsIfeben
meroen. 'Hbip 9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

ebenfallS pou5Gbligaan Dem SeIte 81
Gbrcn Der 0citifcn Der Staot Sbeil
+ al nehmeit, rno Elm Gomite e%rnd1nt
peIdjes oie 8orbcreitunaen 81 ~treifell
bat. SefretGr &~itterpuid) b~enad)rid,-
tigte oen Selt-S efretGr oeS n9iirgrr-
@ereins" iofprt bon Dem 9eihhllie,
oanit ser Same beS GereinS lln0 oie
9eamten uno Gonite'n nod i'm ISelts
Yrogromm aufgenonmen ucroen
fonnen. SieieS Seit.Trogromm oeS
.llnobb1naigen @iirgcrpcreina" mar
mad Dem grobcn @ronoc Elm lucrtbz
boiler @egpeiier iiir ole @ereins Sc.
fretare, uno Ole o&eIien.9 armItdoter"
ipoIlen olIb in n1d)iten Sabre nidt
feblen.
WILL aud mad Baltimore
fom men.
@ei Dem S6nei5er . TyeIte an
Sonntoge IN @nibington ouf &ei.
mes 6arm bat Der @elanote Der
Shlpei5 melder Die Seitrcoe belt,
Den 9nltintorern oa5 %eripreden &c.
9ebcn, bel pollenoer @eleaenbeit cine
G%lnlaoung 81 e~inem9eluhe nodSul.
tlnlore an5unebmcr. IS nabnen
ul9eidbr 40 9oltimorer Serren uno
0amen al Dem Au@lluge nnd Ser
SmhcS Souptituot Sbeil. Gielel
ben ltiegen IN einem Sotel an Der
Fennlplponin auenlle ob un0 begu.
ben lid Damn nadl Dem 6eItplute. Del
Der BreiSpertbeilung nad oemSdei.
benlhIcBen famen iolgenoe Grcii2
nod Baltimore: I. Sheibe nit iirli
mertbnoIlen Ereiien II, geltiitet bonn
8elonotcn, Dem n9altimorer Sdnci.
ser @erein" Dem oShmei3er %,
men . &erein," @oibin9ton, II. oem
o@riitli . @erein", @oibington; Ian.
ter Silbcriaden. (&0terlan0S,
S6eibe). Illf oieier Sbeibc ouri.
ten MIR S6luei5er ihieBcn. &r. So.
cober errong nul oicier Sfeibc Elm
Sbee : ,Serpiee. 9. Sdeibe: ,@il4
belm Sel . Sdeibe;;" MIR fir Gen.
olf oiefer Sheibe rettc.
te Sr. u. @ienert ole Gbre 9olii.
morc'S nit 81 ais grlter, $40; SEER
bon Baltimore Ocn Qritten
nit IS, So. 3. S6eibe: .Selpetio,"
ollI meId)er Sdeibe SreO. SSocober, 81.
Eeter @uler, Sr. @odbouS,
Sr. @trtb, Sr. Sdmiot Sr. Sbeob.
8ottir. Nieberbouier uno Der.
Ifieocnc Gamen bii6iheFrciic erbiel.
ten.
Ger r8ermonio. 20 1nner.
dor"
miro beilte Nben0 ieine @eneroluer.
lonmlltng I'M %Glubbauie abbolten.
@ibtige @ei6Gite liegen sur GrIcoi.
9itng Dor. ~ sD4--"t~..s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

ben anseidpeleuah 1lpBs SsytySSit'
Illus ertront IN Der gnmeienbpit ieiner
nift melt poht liter beiin6liden So
miIienmitglieoer, pelbe linn nidt
beIien fonnten. Ser 2eihnam nuroe
5tuei Wteilen meiter unten aus Dem
@oiier gefiiht. Serr Sulills mar AZ
Sabre alt uno betrieb Ole germuoidn.
Salep-W iablmiiblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

@croen Baltimore beiu,
den. Sn @aibington beainnt am
10. IlIgult Die SobreS- Gonpentior
oes pamerifanil1en &ereinS oer9lll,
men5ildter," mo Der ,9altinlorcr
@0rtner-Glub" bat beihloiien, Ole
Sbellnebmer on Der Convention ~,
einem @ellld)e oeS neuen Baltimore
ein5nlooen. Gas Gomite, iueld)eS oic
Ingelegenbeit in S1noen bat nno
mad @oibinaton geben miro, beItcbt
aus i%olaenoen Serren: q. i. Slitton,
@orliber, 8. Is. gir9an, s. $. MoB,
e. u. SeioeluiB 81. @incent, iun., 81.
=. @robom Sobn q. Goof, 9SiIlionl
Sroier, &obert Soaioop 6. 9. Sen,
bolo, z. 9. @elih 3. &. @otpcr mo
s. s. Eerrp.
Gontroft iii GoppeIac.
le c. Ser Gontroft fir ooS SC.
gen bon 2oppelaeleiien olli ser
"@eitlifen Worpl6nber 9obn," bon
Der SultonsS toiion bis CUR Stotion
in Walbroot iuilr6e geitern Srn. Wuls
ter u. Sborne iibertrogen. Die Ar.
belt mnB bis 5rtm 10. Hopember fer.
tig iein. 0ie Gerbreiteritng Ger
Bride iiber Die Hortb- Ipenue nllf
crit bonn Stootrotb 9enebmiot iucr.
Den. 2aS 2e9en BON 9oppelgcleiien
nod emory @rope itobt IN Solge Der
m~nIinniaen Oppoiition bon @runoei-
! aentbiimern ouf %unerfportete SdJpic-
rigfeiten.
6H Ero3ent1 ibioen6e.-
Ser Observation-Disclosures" nobnl
geItern gbeuo lit ieiner %. SobreS-
&eriammlung cine mid)tige GerGnoe'
rliug in ieinen 8eieben iniofern Dor,
oob err bon jebt an @elb olid olti
Sppotbefen auSleiben miro, o%nItott,
mie biSber, ousidlieBlih nuf @dnb-
medliel. Ser S%inan5beriht eiebt fol
aenoen guiihlnB iiber Die @eiddite
oes Sabres: Ginnabnen $15,9O6.4S,
ausgaben $i0,56t.76, aaiienbeitano
$5344.72. Germo9en $16,S21.21,
Decentralization $15,400.29, iii
ounasfonb $4,000. Cine Gipiben'
De BON 61a Tro5ent ipurbe fiir Die
1856 Mitalieoer erfldrt. Die geam'
tenipobl bate oaS folgenoe He'ultot;
ErGlioent Sobn @rebe, SicesEroli'
bent goolpb 6lidman, SdobmeiIter
8eFubero Snmmer, Sefretdr Gee. j.
Ereftel, Gontroleur 8eorg Solid;
9ireftoren: Sobn. Sdmibt, Sames
8iaiomion @m. $. Yreil, Murria
Erdtt, Sermonu @rGfe, SIS. SdrniSi
uno @m: g. Stein; anipalt Gltitar
u. aorb.. 'tegsaa
Sic offeutli6 9Goer.-
osin perfloiienen Wonat muroen Ole
itdotiiden 9doer bon 7f,f22 Yerip-
|! lIeft beultBf.ae II sl,a - fas
srTsFet as : - ~ - -.z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Srano TT Snb.SnItimurc.
tin SolSihltppen Der Sirnnn Orr
GppIe & So. obgebronnt. - @c
fnhrnrnhnnAr Mnhhnrihnft

tin SolslHltppet Der Sirna Orr,
GppIe & So. obgebran1t. - @c.
inbrorobenoe Tobboridoft. 60
3ipci NIorme cingeianot. - Ser
.Sdobcn nidt bebelltenb.
r. Gin Sduppcn fir bie Iilfbcpo6.
RING BON trodencm Sol5 Der Sirmo
Orr, GppIe & So, Nodfolger bon
In9nit Nfcil, on ser Gde BON @or.
ner- uno Stodbolmitr. gelegen tpllr-
De 9eltcrn Ibenb ge9en 1210 llbr
ollrdy Seller Inn etuo $4,000 beidG
0igt, Gtlide illnQe MGrner, Die iih
uuf eillcm mbebouten GlnBe oeQell.
ilber DEM Sol5boi ouibielten, 6emcrt.
ten Die Slommcr, unb Sobn Wtcaol.
0cn, Nr. All, StodboImltrnbc, flcts
tcrte iibcr Sen 3ount, crbrad 0ic
Sbilre ocS Stole$ uno rettetc Elm
EferO, bcIien Stono bon Sen Tlons
men ldon cr9riiicn mor. Eoli5iit
Ecoie olnrnlirte oie Seller,uebr, lmb
olS ooS Gcpurtemcnt oilf Ser Sccnc
eridien, erIieB ,Gopf. Stogg eiircn
5lpeitcn NlornL ga sic @cgeno cine
iebr 0cfGbrlidc lit. 9ireft an Sen
brennen6eu Sduppcn It6Bt oo8 orci.
ltodige 2%a9crbou3 Ser ,Notionol So.
conut So" al, oui Der ouoeren Sci
te Der StrnBe licNt oie Sobrif nnn
Hciule, 9rpS. & SoIntat, itt6 inner.
bolb zines &Guicracniert3 befinbcn
iid) sic NnIogen uuo Sol3b0fe Der
Sirnlo Mnt. &nobc & So.
Gas Gcuer brad ans umbefonntcr
llrinde uo6c Dem id)on g%enonntcn
Stolle aus, ser eineu She'll beS fulrm
b~eenbctcn groBcn SduppenS biloct.
Gas oorin Ioaerr0c trodcue &oI5 bot
por5ii9lide NnbrtnQ fir oie Slam,
men, peld)c sic 0olljc Nod)6nrihoft
beIelhtcten. Die 6cicr,uebr ober
mohte lflleuc Irbcit rutb bottc 0en
@ron6 IN fllrSer 3cit inter Gontrole.
Sic bcidrdnfte sic Slommen oui III
rem Serb mo perbiitete bercn Nus
oebmrnq oIf sic nobe %iteben0en gro
Ben Sol5It6bc, bon 6eneu MIR elmer
etruoS 6cuer Qeionqcn bate. Die
Orr, Gpple & SO. beitebt crit
felt fllr5er Belt uno iibernobm ben
HInb bon Srn. N1l0uit Eieil, Der bis
Gnoe Moi BORT cine &iiferei bctricb,
Iid) obcr Damn bonn @elddit 5urild'
500. Die &iiierperfitGtte ltebt Jest
till, uno bctreibt Die Sirma MIR ei-
men Sol5bon0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Fcr o nal tlN otI5ell - Sr.
Gbos. @qBmunn, Der betdnntc 9ru'
d~ereibeliber bon ,9tr. 1884, Orleans.
StraBc, Der felt 40nGcrcr Belt lbper
lci0eno tpur, lit 10 mcit ber0eiteut ,ooB
cr fid, brilte"nut1 SbdbU Gibc, Slime
Nrunoel @onntn $40 5t lueiterer
Sur begeben miro. ,7-uf
- Or. Nc. i. s. Cameron bon Nt.
403, Noro @rooopop, Elm b%efonnter
ar5t BON NorooIt . Baltimore, mo
6umiIie beacbep Dd an SomItoa III
lGngerem Nuicntbalte nad) NodSau,
aentsGoluntp Wto.
Mm Nrme DerIebt.- Ger Il
Sabre oltc Ebeooor @iebner, Sobn
bon Soiepb @teBner, Nr. 2502, Suo.
lon-Strobc, murbe aeitern Wor9en,
ais cr, eincn Shnbfarren idiebeno,
ole Sioions, nobe Gbeiopeofe.S troBc,
frell5cn lpolltc, bon einem StraBen.
-Wo0gon getrolfen uno etluo 20
Sub meit qcidlcppt. Gr erlitt cine
&erleting bc3 rcdten grmcS mo Ger
Sdubforrcu iuuroc 5ertriimmert. Or.
8. g. Gang BON Hr. 1929, Salt ape.,
nobm i'm IN Nebanblung.
3eridnitt h e | e
9 hlogober. - Senrb 9uhbei'
lter iiel am Montog Mbeno inn 8or.
oer5immer ieiner Wobnung, Hr.20l6,
WorDonnnitroBe, gegen ein SenItcr,
brad) ooS @lo3 uno Elm Stiid beiiel.
ben 5eridnitt ibnt eineS hlogooer Der
Sonb. Or. Enrr bonn ,Sronfliu.
Square . Soipital" perbano Die
Wunoe.
Satte Gin WebeS Muge. -
Die 2eid)e, mcIde am Wontog 9Ibeno
an 9omlcn'3 @erite ouiqeiunocn
wuroe, lit OILS Die bes as Sabre alien
George Millcr bon Nr. 1922, Siio.
CHARLES StroBe, in ser Morglie ioen.
t|iii5irt mor0cn. Miaer, on einem
g%ugeniibel Icibeno, entiprorg om
Sonntog Worgen aus Dem .gligens
uno Sbren- &oipital" al Der OltsYol.
timore.S trnbe.
IbIeben, n Sn Nr. 3t3, Siioz
Tremont.S trQBe, 1tor6 aeItern Trmt
0orotbeo W. 3ieS, @attin bon g9m.
Is. 3ieS ecbprcnc 8idlwien i'm sitter
bon a6 Sobrcr, 7 Monoten utb 81
3agelta Die gecroiglnia iinbet 3rei-
tag Nadjiritiaq5 oilf Ser r2ouoon.
Yorf- Gemtter0 ltott, 'TnIiebt @eritor.
bene 6ihttfrdbt otBer' Wrent @otten
5mei fleinc Gin0er. tn
Sail llGpbeh Mttf '5Uhr 50 So6rcn
lit aeitern 9ltcno 5rml Sopbie Seiie
in ibrer @ohmmh Hr. 1929, Sadion.
StroBe, nobe Gentrols goenile, geitor-
ben. Gie 3eit Der @eeroigung miro
ipGter onge5eiat.
Ole @Gitc Der Worgue. =
ssm periloiieucn Monot wilroen in
Der ItGbtii6cn0lorgrc 80 2eiden bon
8otrid q. @luur, Dem &uiieber Der
Woraiie. bc6cr6crgt. @lpnp lit ieit
1901 guiIe6cr Oer, Wcrgiie nno bot
in oaf,sye 2520 SeidsH itaiet ieiner
&. AaffA
'Ebbut pebabt, q"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03


Cine gerGuih loic Com
pention.- Die yWorplGn6er &c
ieuifoit ser Soubitllmmcu" belt &C.
Itern Nodmittug ibre Sobre3 Con-
pention IN Der Gbene5er Soptilten-
Stride on. Der Mooiions, nobe Gal
pert troBe. Mopor SinlomlS mor
ourd, Sen StroBenOurd)brltd)S 2 Cont
miiidr .SomeS $, Morine pertreten,
iuclder>oic Soubitmmeniprod)e Der
lte6t. Ser @eieuihoft qeboren llrtge'
i1br 800 Sorlbltumme an. Selite miro
cine Grfurlion nod InnapoliS nnO
ntorQen Elm Yicuic I'M n0rui0sSiaz
Forf" it%ottiinoen. Wtit cinem 9on.
felt an Sreitog abeno I6licBt Die
Convention ob.
3cuc Ofii5icrc III 4. &cgi.
ment. - Gie llnteroiii5iere beS 4.
HeqimcntS ser Notional 8aroc bo-
ben in ser @oifenbollc on 6opette'.
nobe EocoitroBe, Die IoI9cnocn Dit
siere sur NuSiiiQung bon &ofon5cn,
Die bitrd Helignotioncn %eniItonoen,
erlp1blt: S6er lieutenant Upton
Slinglnif friiber bonn 5. Negimente,
ais Captain Scr Gompu9nie i, ais
Hodiolgcr bon CT. Wtormonier
Horuc, ser bolo sen WniorSrong CT
bolten miro; Inter = 2icutennnt Glts
gene g. Sofimout ebeniolIS Grmit.
glieo beS 5. He4iment8, 5ltm Sber'
2ieutenont Der Gompognie 3; Ser.
geont Z. MilIon Sobnlon sum- lin.
ter . &ielltenont, uno Scr9eontgSoI.
ter &. Gebring gum Inter : Siellte4
nont. Gic neiien SiiiSicre meroen
hire reip. Yolten bel Dem 5elologer
in NeIoir iibernebmcn.
Hcuer y q tor ii Ole g a.
e s Sc I d. c. - Ser airhenratb
Ser oentid)en cuang. Salem5 E STRIDE
an Battery g.. Ipenue una 6unooll.
StroBe eriuGblte geitern einen neuell
Seeliorger, Den Eoitor Grnlt p.Sob.
mann Nrning, Der sur Belt Die ct.
SobanneS e Stride in Heipport, ap.,
beoient. Ser nele Seeliorger miro
crit Nnion9S September iml Stonoe
iein, iein Amt 81 iiberncbmen. Sr.
=. eaermonn filbrte ben IorIib mo
Sr. ". $. @ider ouS Yrotofou. Die
abItinnlung mar cine idit einitimmi.
&c. Is noren nod 0rei anoere De
merber bort.
ltebermorf fih nit ser
Z dt ter. = Bridget Sealep, Die &C
Sabre olte Sroil bon Nr. III, Siio.
annitraBe meld)e on Montog Mbenb
6ei Der Ernttitrnben Bride in so.
neS' SGae iprong, iid Damn ober Dor
Dem Grtrinfen iiirbtete, uno nm
Siilfe ruieno bonn Eoli5iIten Sc
raahA -aerettet marc, ipilrbe eeIterA
i'm AittIercn Stationsbouie BPM
Ea0i ss8rdnnon ibrer Sodter iiberIie.
fert, uelhe iie I'M Seim Der .aleinen
Grmenidlpeitern" unterbrodte. Die
alie SrAi bate lid nm Montag
gbenosmituibrer Sodter 5bei Der lie
mqtsla ,tibertboridu une mar, baib
ansetfatfen, in's @niier geiprunseh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

miro bellte NbenO feline 8enerolpcr.
iomnllung I'M Glubbouie obboIten.
@ibtige @ei6Gitc lieger sur GrIcoi.
9ltng Dor. ,D4-e.i-..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13
SOLDIERS HOME COMPLAINTS.
Investigation of Idaho Institution
Prayed for.

The following protest and petition
to Governor fGooding has been filed
with that official in relation to the
management of the Idaho State SOL
diers' home. All the signers are in
mates of the home:
First-That the home is and has
been alive with bedbugs, and no ef-
fort has been made to eradicate them
by the authorities of the home, and
whatever effort has been made in
that direction has been made by the
inmates themselves and purely as a
matter of self-protection.
Second-Neither the commandant
nor the matron (his wife) visits the
hospital or sick ward more than once
in three months. The sick inmates
are neglected, no little delicacies, so
much relished by sick men every
where, are ever prepared for them,
their beds are unmade unless the sick
men make them themselves or his
make them for him.
Third-That 1t is an impossiblity
almost, for any one of the old soldiers
to obtain a ride to and from town in
the institution wagon, although the
same is state property and taken Care
of by one of the inmates of the home.
Cleanliness is not one of the virtues
practiced by the authorities at the
home and 1t is respectfully submitted
that If the adjutant general of the
state or a committee of either house
of the legislature would visit the
home at a time entirely unexpected
by those in authority. that such in
spectors would find a condition of
| things there existing which would
call for prompt and efficient remedy.
With kindest regards to your excel
lency, we remain,
Your obedient servants,
d. L. Jones, Ed M. Burrows, r. p.
lines, Daniel w. Below, John Brown,
Jason f. Teyon, Thomas Goodwin,
Edwin NJ. Null. Thomas I. Mcclure,
Alex Nimlow, f. H. Jeanjacquet Ben
swan, Charles N. Wlswall, Peter Dick
Albert Spalding, Thomas Wilson
John Robinson, Robert B. Kitchen
Frank Williams, C. w. Minthorn, c.
w. Downs, Leander McGrew, H. S
McNorton, William Thomas, Austin
Parks, ]. II. Carter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13
ADOPT BERTuLLoN SYSTEM.
Multnomah County the First i'm the
state to Adopt 1t.

\ simpllfied form of the Bertillon
system of "photographing" criminals
is to be installed in the office of Sher-
iff Word. The necessary mechanism
is now being put in place, while the
books, charts and instruments of
measurement will be secured as soon
as possible, says the Telegram.
Multnomah county will be the first
in the Northwest to make use of this
famous system of measuring and iden-
tifying criminals SO great has been
the demand for more definite identifi-
cation that the Introduction of the
Bertillon system became necessary.
By this system a criminal once
photographed" can never hide his
identity. the measurements are kept
on record and as the Identification
does not rely upon changeable feat
ures the figures can be relied upon
years after they are first taken.
The system is used In all the larger
cities of the United States. This
method is series of measurements
of the criminal The head is meas
urea from tnree ulIIerent posltlOnS,
ears, thumb and middle finger are
recorded and length of forearm from
elbow to tip of middle finger. The
length of the spinal column is next
recorded and of the bones of the
lower leg and feet.
All scars, and the appearance of the
forehead are carefully noted. Thus
no difference what changes the GRIM
inal may undergo Identification re-
mains a very simple matter. After
each criminal has been measured by
this system he is checked off on a
card, preserved In filing cabinets.
These cards are divided in classes
with the measurement of the head
arms and spinal column designating
the first divisions. Then subdivisions
are made according to finger, toe and
other measurements, so that by run
ming through the card rack 1t is easy
to locate any description in certain
subdivision.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13
CITY BREVITIES
Get sunny. U C RAIDER.

Get sunny. U C RAIDER.
Dance at Music hall tonight.
The big shoe sale now on at
Teutsch's.
Don't forget the dance at Music
hall tonight.
There will be a dance at Music
hall tonight. Good music.
The latest music at reduced prices.
Nolfs book and stationery store.
Don't worry. work. That's the way
East Oregonian classified ads do.
Japanese cook wants a job. Wages
$50 a month. Address p. o. box "a.
One hundred new Victor records
just in at Eiler's piano house, Court
street.
General cleanup OF all winter goods
al prices that will surprise you.
Teutsch's.
You can be getting rent out OF
those extra rooms by advertising in
the classified ads.
$50 pairs ladies' fine party slippers,
worth $3.50, SO, $3.50 and 81. On
sale now, $1.65 at Teutschs
Ladies' and misses jackets are go
ing regardless Of cost; all sizes now
IN stock. Teutsch's department store.
The best rooms in town at the new
State hotel, corner Webb and Cotton
wood streets. Rudolph Martin, pro-
Prietor.
That stove you have stored away
and have no use for may be just the
thing some one else wants. You can
find out by using a classified ad.
Mr.. sllas H. soule. professional
plano tuner. of Soule Bros Plano
company, Portland is in the city,
Please leave orders at Tallman & Coz
drug store.
Do you wish to take care of child
rem when the parents wish to go out
for an evening or afternoon? You
can earn money in this manner. A
classified ad will let the parents know
your services can be had.
James Brady, at Co nconully
Wash, confessed to assault on ar
Indian woman, the confession direct
ly duplicating three other white men
The crime was deliberately planned
and particularly atrocious.
The East Oregonian will take pleas
ure in receiving answers to your clas-
sifled ads and keep you posted on the
replies. You won't be bothered by
having people running to your home
IOa MT ,,f fu tA Innlr n fInf
interests of advertisers. Your name
need not appear in the advertise
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13
U c RAIDER. Get sunny.

Tonight at Music hall, st. Valen.
tine's dance. Don't miss it.
Always pleased are smokers who
buy at Howard's cigar store.
The st. George restaurant, oper
day and night, Mrs. Cooper, proprie.
tress.
Buyers and sellers are brought to.
gether by classified ads in the East
Oregonian.
st. Valentines dance at Music hal
tonight, under auspices of Women OF
Woodcraft. McMinn's orchestra.
Good Bye My Lady Love-" Teas
ing" Good Bye Little Girl, Good
Bye" and all the late music. Eiler's
music house, Court street.
classified ad goes into the homes
of nearly all the people of Pendleton
If you have anything you wish to
dispose of, tell the people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13
DEATH OF A PIONEER.
James t. Despair Passes Away From
Effects of a Cancer.

James T. Despair, a pioneer of
Oregon, passed away in Spokane at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. w.
w. Robbins, on Saturday, February
II, at AIS o'clock.
He was born i'm Green county
Kentucky, September 8, 1925. At an
early age, with his parents, he moved
to Illinois, where he resided until
1852. then crossing the plains by OK
team to Oregon, settling in Lane
county. With his family he moved
to Umatilla county in March, 1871.
In 1854 he was married to Miss
Maycinda Skinner. There were born
to them eight children, five of whom
survive him; w. F. Despair of Ritz
vile, Wash; Mrs. G. N. Tuttle, of
Walla Walla; j. B. Despair, of Pen
dleton; Mrs. w. w. Robbins, of Spo-
kane, and c. A. Despair, of Ukiah.
He was good father and respected
| by all who knew him. His was a life
of self-denial, with varied experien-
ces, of great patience and humble
submission to the will of God.
Mr.. Despair was afflicted with a
/ NdlNCl III lllG last
months of his life, and owing to his
advanced age he did not have vital
| ity and nervous force adequate to
resist its ravages and his death was
due to it and old age.
The funeral was held today from
the home of his son, j. B. Despair, at
30l East Webb street, and the inter-
ment was made in Olney cemetery,
The services were conducted by Rev.
G. w. Rigby. his close personal friend
during all the years he resided in
Umatilla county.
Those from abroad attending the
funeral We're his daughter, Mrs. w.
W. Robbins, of Spokane; Mrs. Violet
Tuttle, of Walla Walla, and w. F..
Despair, of Ritzville.
A large concourse of citizens of the
city and county attended the funeral.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13

Charity ought t begin at home, but
there amt no good reason fer it end
in there.