davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-16
- gran duquc Nicolas
Genera l,imo mo>oovita

Nucva York. iucN rs- lniorman les dcspa
hos sc Ssu lrlor bufgo que Ia sido acslgnaao
ci gran duQuc AlCoa>. TO ucl Ozar de Nusla pa
"a su>tltuir al genet al X ropstkn para e mand"
supreme uel etcr>lto moS>oNltA DC operaclone>
en- Ia Man0huTla.
El nuevo gensralisimo saldra en- breve pa
"a el Ext emo Orente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-16
IA expectation plblaC q
despierxa
FL SenadO EN- 10 firme

Nueva York jueves.-El asunto domni
cano ha llegado pertar la opinion del pals
lnteresada en- la actltud asumida pOr ell Con-
greao frente la imperlosa voluntad de MIR
Roose welt.
El Presidente establecera algunas enmien-
das despues sometera7de nuevo al Senado e
proyecto objeto della cuestlon e@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-16
DCm Alfonso 4 Paris
FL dieZ de mayo

Nueva York, jueves-Se estan hacie ndo
grandes festejos en- Paris para recibir Don
Alfonso XIII que visitara la capital francesa eI
dia diez de Mayo.
FL v,aje del Rey de Epaha a Paris, ha
despertado gran expe- tauitn en- Europa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-16
EDITORIAL.


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pOlts y y az - s'"t"neSs Anu :
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iSi.nu ~, II IN 'hS Pf'Se"I 'Vnu'''O'''
Ia - I" Ni0"''a' 90 x ''"t'V
20 val = "a "'-0'IO1 $40"
tae iegis AZURE
Iney Aho" 70 'nell Cos, Wh"' 'hs
ieelSi@lule 5lsh.i!eS - = = ."v' ''"N
lOiDe' ana ~h a. 'hls uo1y aCh'SNeS.
Inc soou l"1eh'IU"a - 'ho NS'S'"<
TOTS, very oiteh "e"keneu on acoouh,
N excessive pIua' nee -Hu lea' "
Islln9 Il uhalqeQ oy 'no Executive
Nouhcli' are suHiCleut Is SosS - sho"
"hat 'he ioWei Of Cn % 'he lTeiS'A-
tufe Is "hat IL Is VOL Il ana "n-t II
can 40 >,
1t won d De eN'reae4y PreJuaica
10 give 'He &c. iS!"'uIe '',o'nsI oPPott'
unity Tuatln3 IN ne nope ana Inc
success q ano'neI session o' the
legislature; we nave already seer,
what al the puo'c oi S"Nl"atAonS can
90 LOT themselves uhoel 'he ciuSN-
ing PieHSuto VI 'A0 "a
a trahSlormatlon Il tHeSe. oIAclaiS
VINO come Aete - J., Po'0 V1'' II az
S,t Suld los@S ""ulu oo iL' N1GesS~i
1hcy transplant Heie Inc wiz lIultS
Oh tAelr ci''eS ~n'cA arc Piln1t'Ss M III
culture auo s'Vo A"oH'' "" nave
All e@uy Seen ~" l"Noi 'o'N 'NI
Ssla'lhs No'i4 1Ii''i. -, 80 '.' : ~
'AoJ az osA''
greater PieJuulee u 'he 4si"Ho' Aol
they are becoming o"y oy o@y Nlpie
ooIu anu lH' Pa ~
1AeSe colllillSSione'S 90 no' "dlt ~
Spend u0Ie SouIS 1liAe anu 'AoS Ie@'
the PuDic heOeSSlliea "I4 D come III
lorhed ol All lh8l' A"llouHGlus9, o1
the Gay alIel 1leli "''lE"' 'ney oeS,H
~ es'sI@'o' 10y ~ ''N1 : g. "ool
lsn ueStiJy ana "H u WIN NC 'a 'He
want % A"o"ieuse - '"oUsA my
were uui1 ~ via anu Sa'"SG
SPoit III 'h0 ililP0n 'i"0'0 WINS Vi
OkIohoina VI Co'oi 4u''
1he = uoiA INV :. o14i''oi o"e''
ana tue Oase ll"t'eiy Vi INC P1oPIc
placeo al Ine mercy VI n O1A4o''S
ure~ucI"cy' "h"t "Ho no1 p'"oeI Wy
inc oppressive oIaAeI law 1ney
put Out 70 hile 'Hell elintu poPui~l-
tty IN ORDER 10 conceal the acts oi
these strange adVentufeTs:
Under such condltlohs' thcle cannot
be expet TED OF the legislature any
meaalres o1 salvation.
Sonndrhce can ot Oo Piaceo Ia men
II the laws are oppressive otcau- I
IN Sncn Case tne peoP'e are wltsonl
guarantees ana the community Is at
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

find a standard mixture Of Of cement
10 . Of sand, commonly used in the
manufacture OF concrete blocks To-
withstand pressure Of 3.4s6 pounds
per square inch. or the enormous re-
sistanee $50, 5Si pounds i75l tons on
the standard block l0x22 inches in area.
deductlng the usual lNl0-inch hollow
wall openings. OF course the solid
block would have a higher crushing
strength IN proportion 10 the increased
area Of material introduced
I'm comparison with this We are able
20 give you the crushing strength of
other common building material We
find that the KiIbuck sandstone. large.
ly used here. brushes 40 the pressure of
3,'5i pound per square inch. the Graf
Ton sandstone az i,26 pounds per
square inch, while the limestone, OF
this state crush between the points of
'-'-'l ami -li'> Too comparison V.th
these O. 20 ] mixture OF cement and
sand brushes at 1888 pounds pep
square nch which. you wl observe.
practically reaches the strength of
limestone. and IS between two and
three times that Of Che strength OF
sandstone
Granite varies in its test according
TO rs structure. from I2.uu
20 2o.ooO pounds per guarc inch Com.
mon brick yeries according to the de-.
gree Of yitrI6cation. from i.tlD pound.
10 $3.50 pounds per square square inch
Pressed brick likewise varies from
3,i'o pounds 20 lO.33D pounds Der
square inch. which in themselves. js
not var So very much from concrete
20 their compression tests.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Rodney.

Mis- Edith Davis, Of this place. b,.
gan her school al Weston morning.
Earl Rankin, Of Weston. visited a.,
J.. b. Cain Sunday.
Gus Bantcy made trip 60 psfe.
cab last week.
Louis Ncvc1mb wen, go Marion SAT.
urlay
Tom Sco,tuiumcluMI gs-a f.w
day ago.
Misses Clara and AIl.c Nmr y#,.I
in Bhgafoh hstvccE.
onrssumrr from s,r. ON, ....
last week. w. a. Tudor m1 a ,..
cye'i.rs experience While ,r
Underwater at tho mouth OF Cyrr.
creek, hs horse lyyama frightened arf
began kicking iHd.sgrmua,... M
buggy came very r,a-hen- Im.4...
cL Ar TgIorua. ganamrl
vrr., .r
.''"m'. o. Tribune $3.50. tnrgS...
urag
If.r. wi.Imalar.e.H. oft Weston
u.s, saturday
a.a, W. Lamb. of F.nvoo1.
Mis-, Ni.l vi'i, bis oll homo near here
ha'owdaya
N N'ma Davis u, several
Aala boo Weston ast week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

Woody's residence.
Dick Head Is on the sick lis, ,hi.
week.
j. A. Crosslcy. 81 McCronc CITY
Miss.ar0yed here Saturday night he
eoniemplatcs making this his home
Tor a short time.
Mrs C. T. Num- and Mr. Rigy
Stevens are on the sick lst this v,,k
'rowcl-Nunn Co. carry a complete
Tine Of furniture. stoves. mattresses
etc., Their prices are the lowest
The town board mot monday ami
granted the Telephone franchise 10 m,
Cumberland Co.
Mis- Rarscr has returned FROM ar
eE'cndedy.sIt a, smithIard
CuveIl.Nun1 Co. ar, so'e ar1t,
Cor Che NsdaaarI', wagon
I'D Blackwell end v.., of u,rr
visited daughter Mrs !. %. Hanna
Sunday
N.. Jur.c py,. OF Ier.hv. a.
visiting Charley NgCugory and Win,
ODD. V.e.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Lola.

Cam Hardin has a very sick child.
Yulee Radcliffe went to CarrsviIlo
last Monday.
Sheriff Bush was here last Friday
collecting taxes.
j. ?. Williams is visiting relatives
and friends in Ballard county.
Thos Howeandfamily Of RosicIaire.
Ill., visited Mrs. Sarah Brown last
week
The Marion Zinc Company is hauling
and erecting machinery at the Mann
mines.
W. Champion has returned from
Southeast Missouri where he has been
on business.
Rev J.. J. Franks filled his regular
appointment at the church here last
Saturday and Sunday.
Judge Thomas Evans was here last
Friday night talking to the boys and
telling them why he should be- Judge
again.
Berry F. james and son. Marvin.
passed through last Saturday morning
enroute to Golconda after Will Hall
and wife, who reside at Coulter.
vile, III.
Messrs. Keibler and Myriek were in
our neighborhood last week with their
threshing machine and threshed wha,
little grain was here.
W. F. Paris and W. NJ. Davis A..
tended the convention at Smithlapt
last week. Mr.. Davis was nominat.t
for coroner on the Republican ticket
We commend him 20 the voters Of Iiy.
ingston county as being an upright
gentleman in every respect
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

But more important point Of con.
sIderaiioA IN the comparative merit Of
brick and concrete walls is In the the
strength Of the mortar joints. I, must
be borne In mind that in the common
brick wall there is large proportion
OF common mortar used. while in con.
crete construction the Joints are very
few and very thin. The strength Of
the wall ls therefore the strength Of
the mortar joint and rs common NOR
Tar stands only compression test u
about 1 pounds per SQUARE inch. while
that Of cement mortar stand from s. 5sU
10 i,'No pound, per square inch. the
contrast and comparison In favor of the
concrete hlock construction be,om,s
most striking
FINALLY regarding he ura,,.,ah.t,
o. concrete. We wish Go quote from the
latest report of Oh, Ohio State Gaag.
ZEAL Survey as follows
Actual crushing Test. upon l-irsh
cubes of Giant cement concrete three
months oi. made .a tto proportion
of otccmcnt. 8 sard and O hr.,r
Stone. and tested az tho government
testing laboratory, gay, crushing
strengths varying from g.0,I pound. ta
ii'l pound per squar, inch and a,.
crgng over ioro pound, per- sauar,
inch. such concrete would supper, a
column Of it own material gs1 feet
without crushing
The Scicn,lhc American and Manu-.
faeturcr Record arc both dc,o,,,r q
great deal 81 space g. The fayoabl,
discussion u The subject u cement a..
used In the new building material. ~
which The hollow cuncrac- stone blork
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
CONCRETE Stone
BUILDING MATERIAL
Is Found by Scientists TO Be Both
Strong and Durable.

In ordor IN s,,isf,. o., ;,,,;r;,,, ,,t,
lie as 70 the r.I,,;y. ,,r.,,,s =, ,
cro,o s,o,o tIo.ls ~, ,.hi,b b, ....
prcopn bp;lJ;,c l.. t..;,,, .,,,.,,.,,.,,.I
tho s,ll,,,;r,, 5.,o d. ,,,,li;.h.I.
u,yir,, ba5 ,....y =, a.. -.
reror,s NJ n. D,,.r,,,.,,a,r,.,.,,..
inc If m. Ohio s,,,. t,,i,.r.,.. ~.
rs.rl,s ,r i,,.s,;,.,., a.. n oLi,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
The Continued Story
of Current Events

like woman" An Oklahoma lady
sent in the following answer and was
awarded the prize: Because every
man should have one of his own and
not run after his neighbours. "
A man who was too economical to
subscribe for his home paper sent his
little boy to borrow the copy taken by
his neighbor. In his haste the boy ran
over a 81 stand of bees and in ten min
utes looked like warty summer
squash. His cries reached his father.
who ran TO his assistance. and, failing
to notice a barbed wire fence, ran TO
II, breaking it down, cutting handful
of flesh from his anatomy and running
a So pair Of pants. The old COW took
advantage Of the gap in the fence and
got into the cornfeld and killed herself
eating green corn, Hearing the racket
the wife ran, upset four gallon churn
.oi rich cream into a basket Of kittens,
drowning the whole flock. In her hurry
she dropped a S25 set of false teeth.
The baby, left alone, crawled through
the spilled cream and into the parlor,
running a $50 carpet. During the ex-
cltement the Oldest daughter ran away
with the hired man, the dog broke up
II setting hens and the calves got out
and chewed the tails off four fine
shirts. Kansas City Journal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
LOCAL NEWS
Carrsville.

Ted Hunter and Miss Florence Car
were married by Rey. J. o. Smithstor
at his residence last Wednesday.
Thomas j. Faulkner, of Good Hope
was here Sunday.
Miss Florence Senour and mother, OF
JOY, were in town last week.
Arthur Hawkins and wife, Of Duley'
Bluff, visited F. NJ. Boyd and family
Sunday.
We saw Prof r. f. Babb and wife,
Of Salem, and James Bryan, of Lola,
on our streets last Friday.
Miss Fannie Rutter visited her
brothers, Harry and Jesse, of Hardin,
for the last week.
Ross Rutter is at home again.
Yancy Rice, of Lola, was here Sat
urday.
Wewere more than sorry to hear of
the death Of Mr. McAmis, of Tolu.
Mrs. Mona Davis and Aunt Lucy
Hodge are going to Dawson this
week.
viii Coram and family visited Mrs.
Hardin Sunday.
Thomas Marley, of Bayou, was here
last Friday.
James Rabb, Mrs. Nancy Dixon and
Opal Wright are on the sick list.
Prof, c. C. Howard and family. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B.
Gwartney for some time, will return to
Memphis this week.
Miss Annie Faulkner, Of Berry Ferry,
was here last week.
There wiIl be a show here Monday
night
John Travis went to Smithland las
Tuesday.
NJ. c. Wright. after two weeks
visit TO friends and relatives at Hazel
ton, Kas,, returned home last Wednes-
day.
Several Of our people attended the
barbecue at Joy Saturday.
Mrs. C. f. Barnes is having kitchen
built 10 her home.
Polk McCandlass and wife. Of Bayou.
were here Saturday.
Miss Mamie Yates is visiting friends
in Marion.
Mrs. Sue Morris. Of Lola. visited
Mrs. Lizzie Manhart, the past week.
?. c. Wayiand and viii Shouse and
son, Conn, We're here Saturday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
City Ordinance.

Ih. city em0I of the ,.. of
aa." hE.. Oh. .r'aHa. IH.a..
It.i i,aa.. Dol mH. m fsr...,
.a.. vi Ifa.s ....I a-I ..er..t ..Ir
" trf ia.. a.Gra- OBJ. r,..
TE s.. ST. Er.... 'IW Thurman.
w.H N., Il..a,.ITlr.n..l
.Hi.FtI UI. ..HI H.....t.......
,....h. Iar. N,yuy IaHaa
N lfir. Jos. arI Ie,i Jaal.
.a1 Na.h. 81 u,En uH.w JUar sfreff
W'cruN Travis HHyi and ,,trrl
west as lar as Fuu lane th.r...
norm 2" Oh" astH corner uf the cnJsr,b
school lot
Said walks arc 90 d. three frci MD,
and built of p5h blanks two inrb..
thick laid Un iNipccus four feet anart
The whole in De- done in runl .rJ
Wurkman.likc manner. Said wall. 49,.
tn hc completed within sixty days 100,
the rasH sp and publication III ar
ordinance. and u said WAlka A., ~,
Somp'clci within said pcriui oi siSty
lays, The city marshal will ad,rr,is,
Tor scalci beds 10 cymplcir said Wnlls
~ rcluirrt hy this ordinance AMI 4,
We CONTRACT o. have said walks hniit 4,
the lowest bidder and the rNprps, M
puiung down aid walks. u done under
contract with The matshal as brr-,,
nrov'dcd, shall bccomc a lien upon ala
property d. provided hy me charter M
said city n such case made ma
provided "'''
Passed arlaprruycl. August 4. ian,
q J. W. Run lR. Ms,Ur
70 = IulHiANp. tig ClrrN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
City Ordinance.

The city council Of thc city u Mar.
lon. Kentucky DO orla.n a. follows.
That section 2. Of Ordinance . Of ,b,
ordinances ot the ci,y of Marun. Ken.
lucky, be- amcndclas follows. via. Ia
striking out the wvrl 10th. in time two
OF said section. and inserting In lieu
thereof the worl ~, 30 that said sec.
ton when amended will Rad as follows
via.
See. . Property sabjcc, In ,i,y tau.
shall be- assessed Tor taxation ON The
first u September u each ycarand h..
iWcccn that and tbc 18th ~ November
OF each SEQ, itc str.lf shall rs.r
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Joy Echoes.

VIM. Kiebler is now a citizen Of
Joy.
Lee Z. SHELTON is at Marion buying
produce.
Fred Bishop has been appointed post.
master for Joy.
L. Bishop returned from Nashville
Friday evening.
Judge Evans attended the barbecue
here last Saturday.
Lawrence Bishop wen, TO Nashville.
Tenn. las, week.
jess Hurley has gone to Illinois for
an indefinite stay.
George Harmon is preparing to move
10 Florida.
Roy Bennett has gone 90 Mantle
Rock Tor bis health.
Tom Smock s building a residence
for Frank Lay. near Bayou
Hieb'cr& Nyrsk'sth rcshing machine
wss in ths ncigbborhooi last week.
Several Of our citizens attended tfs
Republican convention 90 Smi,thrd
Lawrence Bishop has rented IN.
hotel az Hampton. Dr. Casper and n
+. Smith have stand, and Wm. paI,ar
Mil hav, change Of ttJ livery tab,
and Joy win De- vgN represented a,
The camp meeting.
W. b. Bishop Che naminc, off ,s.
rccvni Republican convention for b.r.
IT, Na. h0u saturday
u. o. TamUlc anI wife and ur AMI
Mr. MIN Shoase returned ra,ls,
from East Prairie. Mo-. whore ,t.,
have been attending camp mvtrr
." "..' quito ia FiurIIHF
among oar c.ts,rs 90 take th,.r a~i
bcs and spend sunday sh,...,.r, II,
uc Fairvira mines
E'cyi me- bn time aud ITlmfs.t
tor thg judges office any morn u..
h'ans four years ago TO the voters
Politics not only makes queer l.cl.
fellows bot DEVELOPS wonderful liars
Woman's Magazine.
II Is a japanese proycrb that N
man takes drink. then the dripl
takes a drink, then the mex, driBt
take The man.
Faults Of III, hoadarc punished in
this world; those Of the heart IN
another.
a hcvspap,r sstcl he fo.owi,g
question snl cfcrela pr,c FOR m.
bcs, answer: why Is a p,wspsp.r
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Blackboard

The Ba,stor nl Iron m IH
i,am H.. w Interesting eam. H
sawH. srws5 iop Boz a,u. ..
rhg.DL
John .Iam.ra 0l &c.,. VISITING I'm
h.a..'..l DOL. Vus.
Mr un rguuoflrm HW visited
byr sister, Mrs Edwin Walker s.t.-.
day and Sunday.
The Cos feather rHia1r has gor
'H EF'.n
Don't forget tu .yr Cmu,f.Nurr
before selling your wheat and yoln.
our people are trying Co op,na new
road from here to sullivan.
u. l.. Rotlcr & Co. have moved their
Saloon tothc old stand formcly occupio,l
by Vaughn & Boiler
Bro. King lett Sunday for Ashland
where he will holda proiactcd meet.
ing.
Bro. J. T, Price passed through hon,
Monday on his way to assist Bro. King
IN The meeting at Ashland.
Mrs. Ollie Head and children sr
spending the week with relatives near
Schrcc.
John Aldrch and Marvin Wilson l,t
Monday for NATION {, paint Alex
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

Is considered the highest type.
People everywhere hesitate In adam,
INK Il TO their needs and purpose ,,r
long enough 10 determine h. r...
pract'cabiliiy which s readily e,slI
lishcd when few object lesson t..
been furnished
The concrete walk. owing 10 Ia rr.,,
durability. beauty and commnu,.i
cheap construction. has com, ID
stay This is no longer questioned
The cuncrctc-stonc building ma,,r...
has now undergone sufficient ts.. +.
over tHc country o. firmly csabI.l r.
d0InhlHty u well as pusueabH,
AMI any one Who thoroughly ry.r
gates iu r,goh. trrp.nr oas u
af.gh a reliable data AND ,Im.r..
thy defects which hay, been found
rrmolicl Will Dot hesitate Go Acc.
ior their use what has proved t.h.t.
mr, popular building material g...I
man.
The concrete fp1r has also taken t
place alongside ~ thc growing u.. adj
demand foritmauyIng material b
fast only cureryt, and uIc are az DID.
enc considered .n tho erection of hr..
office buildings hotels and other ,..
structures Boo Apc cities Il n al.
becoming more and more popular q.
making roofs. partition walls. etc. a
iu merits are appreciated
IL last forever. B. the rer,r-
verdict owing o. he fact that II Gun
s'ant5 grows harder ami stronger u.t.
age while an other materials weaken
decay. tuiniegntc and become ussls
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
SEVERAL new CITY
ORDINANCES PASSED
Last tuesday Night by lbe [IK
Council.

The City Council mot To- regular ,...
sion Tuesday night Aside from tte
transaction of the regular r4trr ~
business. ihc city marshal was ordered
{" grade ttc Finley hU m North Main
street go correspond with OBJ, grading
done "n ih" Smart property arI tHs
following ordinance. arry passed.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Notice.

The friends Of the dead Of the Rcp,on
grave yard arr invited 10 be prcscn, at
The grave yard Thursday, August H..
with tools sufficient to clean Il oil.
Dinner will be- served on the ground
at usual hour and religious services
VIII be- held IN he afternoon.
p g. STEPHENS, Mgr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

out true bee % 90 taxable prop.rig
within The city or subject 10 city tara.
ton. which Dc shall Icscrl, ths prot.
sriy and give is value
Passed and approved August isos
] " Bur- H.. Mayor
]. e. boyEt,Np. City Clerk
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

able old woman was born a few months
before the battle Of Waterloo was
fought, and was over % years old at
her death She was ycrsed in an the
uncanny mysteries Of witchcraft and
during her lifetime was visited by thou.
sands Of lovers Of the black art
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Horses Tor Sale

SnuyImtr, tve'ycygr oli. rcn,l,
and splendid family horse. safe for
woman and children TO handle. Also
a bay horse, sixteen hands high. eleven
years old, no blcmish and a good buggy,
horse. win work anywhere. one or
both can be bought cheap Tor cash.
For further Information call On or
address
II W y. ENocu, Marion. Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
.HE F N
4 ORGAN
On Monday
II Col
FlFTY G.
Assistant I
shaw N |
Hell
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|NtETSflH

II Monday
ICnttcnds
Icnrt hot
|club viii
|urganifa
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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-16
ARREST CRANK AT OYSTER BAY.
Russian Jew Wants the President to
Control Output.

|OilIot OukFut.
Oyster Bay, Sept. IA. Isaac
Schamus, Russian Jew twenty years
DID,, when arrested here last yesterday
afternoon and after an examination
before justice of the peace, was sent
to Minsola, L. l., to be examined as to
his sanity.
The arrest was made by a secret
service agent, one of the personal
guards of President Roosevelt. Scha-
mus, who resides in New York city,
arrived here at 1920 p. m. from New
York, and soon afterward had an inter-
view with Mr. Barnes, assistant secre-
tary to the president. He desired to
see the president and talk with him
about the prices of coal. He said he
was the general coal agent of Greater
New York. There
Was Imminent Danger,
in his opinion, of a general strike
among the miners in the anthracite
coal region of Pennsylvania, and the
great hardships for the people of the
country. He wanted ten minutes with
the president to tell him to appoint a
commission of three men who should
regulate the output of the coal supply
so as to provide the poor with fuel at
reasonable prices; even in the event
of strike.
Secretary Barnes recognized at once
that Schamus was the man who re.
Gently had written one letter and sent
two kilograms to the president on the
subject, and he informed him that it
would not be possible to arrange an
interview for him at the moment.
Later in the afternoon the secret
service agent found Schamus in his
rooms at a hotel and
Placed Him Under Arrest.
He made no objection to accompany
ing the secret service man to the office
of Justice Franklin. The justice ques-
toned him a. length in the presence
of the throng of people who had as
sembled out of curiosity. Schamus an.
swered all questions intelligently and
nationally until coal was mentioned,
Then he began to deliver an address
on the question of the alleged oppres-
sion of the people by the coal mag
mates.
When Schamus was searched at
Mineola, a permit to carry revolver
signed by Capt. Lantry of the New
York police force and Commissioner
of Police McAdoo was found on him.
The permit was issued Monday. Nc
pistol was discovered, however, and
Schamus said he had not carried one