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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

bon 3immerGellten botte geltertt
g(ben0 in Dem 9e5irf Miargarten errt=
Ite aroruoue I'M @efolge. 8Gbreno
0emonItrotionen I'M @onge morelL
leiIteten Die Strifer 5ablrei6en Yer
iufen, iie 81 5eritreuen, g8toerltorlo,
ottodirten Die &oIi5ei nit Steinen,
3erbro6en b0l5erne 9Gnfe in ben
Barfs uno porfen 6enIter in oen
Sdlliern ibrer glr6eitgeber Elm. Die
9ronoQe 6ouerten bier Stunoen, II.
% Ger6aftrngen pltrben borgenoms
men.
Ncucr 3oIGtorif iir Oeit.
Of.
8ien, Is. MGr5. - Die oNeue
8reie @reiie" meIOet, ooB Die &egie-
rl1ng, nod)oem iie nit Den 6iibrern
Der peri6ieoenen Eorteien 81 einem
@inpernebmen gelongt lit, I'M 9e9riff
itebt, Dem &cihSrotb einen 3oQtorif
u~nobbGngig bon llngorn 5u INTER
breiten, mo Bob oeiien roihe Annob.
me gemGbrleiitet lit.
Sn Imerifo gei 6 III ie0cte $
Gomplot.
YeterSburg, 16. Mdr5. IS
untcrlieat teinem 3lueifcl, oob Scr
9(nordiIt, ser Dor einigen Sogcrt
our6 oie oor5citige Grploiion elmer
9ombe in Stiide gerilien wltrcc,
ipirflif Elm Ntbiliit iuor. Su ieiner
@obnunq tpuroen Sdriftitiide &C.
funoen, aus oenen berporgebt, Dob err
nif)t nllr felt Sobren elmer Der Giib.
rer Ser gebeimen ritliiihen Irbeitcr-
b%elpegltng mar, ion0crn olld) l1ngere
Belt in ben Ser. Stooten gelebt bot,
Gin in Ieincm Softer entoefter Heiies
paB lpltr0e am %. September 1904
ousgeItellt. IS lit 0obcr niht oltSgcs
ihloiIen, boB Der llngliiflidc bon
Geridlu0rern in 9lmerifo ourd) onS
Coos sur &usfiibrung irgenO elmer
Worotbot beitimmt nuroe. Die go
li5ei bebollptet Dies iogor gon5 be-
Itimmt. Nof ibr ioa oerielbe elmer
onardiitii6en @eiellidnft %ungeb0ren,
Die in Bolton ibren Souptiib bat.
9eS G5oren Sitter lid g e.
pIiin0ert.
WoSfolt, 16. WtGr5. - Sier iii
gti6ts bon Der 8liinoerung oer8iiter
oes &oiIers Rifolals, oeS 8roBfiir-
item 8lo0imir uno beS @roBber5ogS
bon Sloen6urg befannt. 9ie ein5i-
gen Gusidreitungen Oieier 9lrt morell
Die T%liinoerlng bes 2onoiibes oeS
@roBfiiriten WihaeI 2lleronOropitidJ
i'm Commencement Srel uno 0eS
2onogutes oe5 ermoroeten @roBfitr.
item Sergius i'm 9ientrooer areiS in
ser 9t1be BON Wosfor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

borouf 5itriif5ufii6ren lit, BOB oie
Ruiien o,tf Der 8Gudt 8eidiibe brr6
oaS Sis in Die 6liiiic norfen ooer in
Den @ebirgSi6lildten i'm Stihe lie.
Ben. Man eriuortet, oaB 0nfiuduu.
gen nod ben perlorenen 8ei6iiben
lid iebr lobnen miro, penn crit Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in MlIfben
poriiber Iino.
Sic @69rung untcr oen
ruiiii6en 9ouern.
Petersburg 16. Ndr5.
8Gbreno Der Strife in ben Std0tcn
naf5uloiien ideint unO niele Sult-
ienOe Der NllSitGnoigen notbge5pur-
gen tpieoer an Die Irbeit geben, ber-
ihIimmert Iid Die Gage IN Den 2ono'
Giitrifter, no Die 9%elpegung inter
Den 8ouern INNER peiter Inn lid)
greift. @iele @roBgrunObeiiber fiirdls
ten iid, ibre 2onolibe alIf5uluden.
Die 8etpegung inter ben goilern bat
nod feinen politiiden Gborotter ort.
ocnommen, ion0ern lit bis icbt MIR
cine Grnelterlmg Der alien 6oroc-
rlrlg Ser I%uftbeilitng Der 2Gn0crcien.
g(gitotoren perbreiten Die folidegtod.
rift, Der G5or babe cine iolfe 2onO-
pcrtbcilung ongeoronet unO mn bic
@roB9rlmobCliber ieien ~oagegen.
Die S%erroriiten iolen Die Hegic-
rltt9 benodriftigt boben, lie lpiiroen
lire ge6einle reooIltiondre SbGtig'
felt ouf einen Wonot nnterbreden,
I'M Der Hegierung @elegenbeit 81
geben 5ll belpciien, oh cS ibr nit Oen
bcripro6enen Heformen ernIt Iei.
@eriidtpeiie nerloutet, inter Dem
oriltotrotiifen Sagcncorps lei ein(
Geridmorun9 ouf9eoedt mor0en
SIM Bette eincS SogGn, Nomens
&er6oSfp, So6n beS Generals glei'
den NomenS, ieien revolutionary
Sdriften gefunoen morben. Cine
Gbnlide Meloung fam bereitS bon
einigcn Gogen. Die 9eb0rOen I%telcr
in gbre0e, BOB Elm Gomplot entoedi
ipor0en lei.
6 ienbobn 6urd G6tnc.
len beOrobt t.
&orbin, t6, @fdr5. = Chine.
iiif)e 9anbiten uno Soloaten ioler
lid, in grsBer 9ln5obl WeitIid) Dor
Giitiibor beiinoen, unO cin Nrgrifi
ouf Die Giienbobn miro befiirdltet
Srotoem GonpuleScenten un0 gton.
Gombnttonten in GROCER Wenge bon
bier mad @citen geifidt moroen limo.
lit Die Staot oennod) our6 uertpull'
oete Sol0aten bon Oelfoen aus Der.
moBen iiberiiiQt, oaB Die 9eboroC
nid)t lpeiB, mas iie ~unfangen iou
@ieIe peroddtige Gbineien iino biel
perboftet noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Gin abidicb Sbeindj.
Srou Gboonid in ibrenn alten Seinl.
" aleioer mo Tllb lit ibr erIter
@eoonfe. y Surge l%lnterreoung
nit ibrem Soften.

@eoonfe. Surge l(rterreoung
nit ibrem @otten.
Glepelon0, o, 16. Wt1r5. -
6rau Gbaofpid modte geItern III Be
gleitune bon 5mei Stills unOeSmor.
id0Qen i6rem olten Seim an guclib.
g(penue einen Notwithstanding. Sic
bat 9lniprlth ouf einen @ert6 sum
9etroge bon $500 bon Den @inrtd)s
tungen, pG6reno Der &elt n6diten
3reitag offentlid perltei9ert meroen
mtro. Ser 9eiud ergriif tie offenbar
iebr tief; aIs iie Die reid oliSgeitot'
teten @emGder betrot, brah Tie 5il'
Ionmen nn0 peinte bitterlif. @s
par oos critic Mol icit lebtem 500
penber, oils lie nod Hclp.g)orf ner'
%reiite, 100 Tie ipGter perboftet pitroe,
ooB tic iDre Wobnlng bciufte.
guS lie iid) etiuoS erbolt, mad)tc JIG
einen Song bir6 boS Sous uto
mGbIte iid) ans, mas tic 5li bebnlten
ipiinid)te. slitf Oieiem @ongc trof
Iie ibreit @otten an; iic b~egriiBten
iid) nlir formell bitr6 einen SGnoe.
orild unb iprad)en lue1ige @ortc
nit chamber. Or. Gbo6iuid batte
felt ieinem 9eind) i'm @efGngniB por
5pei Monoten tic nidt mebr 9cie6cn.
Wfon geltottete linn MIR flint Wttnu.
ten, nit ieiner 5rou aii ipred)en, nno
oils Intlport olf ibre 9eborlptlng,
Dob iie unifuloig iei, eriuiberte Or.
Gbobpid: sd boffe, OH ipirit I'M
Stonbe ieiu, Die gegen did erbobe-
men anflogen 5u pioerlegen."
Srou Gboopid mdbIte ii6 etpa
$4,000 biz 5000 iuertb Gigentbunl
ais eeieslid) ibr geborig. aus, meiit
8leiber, nnb Natbon Soier, Der Sru.
itee irn 9onferottperfobren, erflGrte,
er peroe ge9cn bieie guspobl pro-
teitiren. @r iogtc: D5rou Gbabmid
bat genig &leioer fir % Srouen
a~useeiuGblt mo I'M Sinblid boralif,
iuie iie oos @elo ibrer @IGubierr
peridlueloct, balte i'd bieS fir iebr
nnbiuig."
alS 8rou Gboopif bns Sous lpie.
Der perlieB, brod tic abermals iii
SbrGnen oiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
@crmiidtc tclesrapbiidc 9cpciGrm.

- 0ltrd) elm N%utonlobil, in mel
dem iid ErdiiOent Yolmn beianO,
mltrbe in elmer Der lebbofteltcn Stro-
Zen bon 9apono Der ~14.j1brige Spo-
nier Wonuel Galomera %ii6criobren
uno ouf ser Steae 9etootet. Yr0ii-
bent Bolmo mar bon Dem llnfaQ ailf
oos S6mer5lifite bcriibrt.
Sn Yittsburg, ga, bat oos
6rieorid s. &oienfelOer'i6e @bcpoor
ole goloene Sod5eit geieiert. Die
firdlihe Seier fon0 in ser ncllen Sc,
rulolem : Stride bon 9lqegbnnp Itott,
bel 0erer @riinourg Dor 30 Sobren
Sr. Hoienfeloer moder nit georbeitet
bat. Der Sltbilor betrie6 friiGer elm
&unoenlhnei0er : @eifGft, bat lid
ieoo6 ieit Sobren sur Hube geiett.
- Boli5ei : GnpitGn 9%o6onnon,
melder in 0etuer, Sol, Don Is. S6iB-
Ter geldoiien milr0c, ais er ouoeren
Spfern 0eS 2ebteren SIT &iilfe font
men ipolte, lit icinen @unocn er.
Iegen. @r lit, SdiBler ielber ein9c-
red)net, Die finite Eerion, meld)e oem
V'orogeIeler 5rm Opfer geiolIen lit.
= Ionlirol Wbitin0 bon Der 9u1ls
oesflotte bat in 8onolltllt oilrd) cinet
Stur5 bei'm 9lllSlteigen ans einem
eleftrllden 9%obnmo9gon cine idppere,
luellll oltd) anideineno nidt tootlid)c
Serleblng am aopfe 0npon getrogeil.
ST mar 5ipei Stllnoen lang belpuBts
los nno mur0e nod Dem nQueens-
Solpital" ge6rad)t.
= 8rnu Mnno Stridiooen inSon-
pusfp, O., bat iif auf oie 9lnfloge,
Dob lie perlltdt babe, ibren gbemorn
8illiam 81 pergiften, inoem iie einem
StiidEie arienif 5uiebte. fir nnidul-
Dig erfl6rt. Sbr angeblidcr Ntit-
ldyuloiger CHARLES McGailep miro
lid ip1ter oli Ole Inflage 5u perallt-
iporten bnben.
VI. 5. 9urfe, ieit Dem Sabre
1897 &onlul Der Ser. Staaten in ct.
Sbontos, Ont, lit bort i'm s .2ebens-
labre g%eltorben. @r mar ei1 Gara-
bier bon 8eburt, fam ober in iebr
litnget Sobren nod Den Ser. Stoa-
ten, mrroe Sonrnalilt uno mar oils
lolter 81 elmer 3eit am uSllter-
Ocean" in Chicago tbGtig.
Snlius Stebens, Elm 9teger,
ipelfer ii6 in Song Sieip, 3eros, ull-
ter Der 9eiduloigung in Saft befanb,
oaB er Garl alloerion in einer in Der
Ndbe belegenen S1gemiible binter.
riids tbdtlid ongeihoiien babe, lit
bon elitem Mob, iuelder Den @efang-
niBiparter 5uang, Die Sfliiliel ab5u-
%liefern, in ieiner 3elle eridofien NOR
ben. anoerion befinoct iih nod in
fritiidem 3uItanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
graner.S Dnbifat In Yurtlanb.

GlepeIonb, g., t6. MGrS. =
Gin Glepelanoer Spnoifat bat oae
8orbereitlngen ~sctroffcn, i1mnilide
graiiereien in Eortlono, Oreg., 81
erlperben uto inter elmer 2eituna at
p%ereinigen. 0os Spnoifnt bat lid,
inter Dem Namen .Rortbern 9refue-
ries Co." in Columbus nit einenl
StanmfapitaI BON $4,000 incorpo.
riren laiien, meldles oemnddit nnf
81 100000 erbobt pfroen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Nffairc StanfOro.

lleberrcitc Der ouf rGtbielbofte Weiic
geitorbencn 6ra1 in Sonolltllt
mad San 6rnnciSco ein9eIdifft,-
ltnteriu6ung iiber ibren 600 nod
immer reiultatloS.
SonoluIu, t6. Wt0rj. @ie
%perlautet, iteben ipeitere Sd)ritte be-
5iigli6 Der Stanforo.Nffoire nidt 5u
eriporten, bis Die 9eteftips, mel6e
bier Die lt%nteriud)ung iiber onS gbles
ben Der 6rou StonforO 9efilbrt ia.
ben, nod San Sroncisco 5uriidge-
febrt iino. 9eioe bitten iid) geaell.
rp1rtig oltf @runo boberen 9efebls in
abioluteS StiQi6meigen. Nomentlid
lebnen iie ieoe 9leuBerung iiber Yr0ii.
bent Soroon'S slniidt ab, Dob Sral
Stonforo ourh Strpfnin pergiitet
poroen lei, uto OoroiiS mill man
Id)lieBer, oob tic bon Dem notiirliden
Sooe Der ScrItor6e1en nid)t iiber6ellgt
limo. @eitern ionoten iie cine loltge
Gepeide nod Son 5roncisco.
Die iroiihen &elte Der sSrau Sane
2otbrop Stonforb, iuelhe am 26. Sc
6ebruor im nWoono-Sotel" oabier
aeItorben lit, ipurben eeitefn in feier.
lident 2eid)en5uge bon Dem 2ofol oeS
Acknowledgements, no oieiclben Glfge,
bobrt lpnrell, nod Der Congregational
Central llnion-&irde iibergefiibrt, no
cine impolonte 2eidenfeier Itottfono.
Inter ocit Acknowledgment befonOen
ii6 Or. 9. Q. Sorbon, Erolioent Der
Stonforo = ltnioerIitGt, 8oupernellr
Garter uno 9unoes-0 iitriftsridter
Dole. Stuoenten unb @roonirte Der
lniperiitGt, pelhe bier moren, iolg.
ten benz Gorge in GROCER 3abl. Die
Stride nor iiberfiiat, uno &ep. g. 90.
&incoio leitete Die. Srauerfeier. sSn
leiner Geoe prizes er Die eolen Gi9elt.
lhaften Der 8erItorbenen uno Die gro
BEN 8erOienite, iuelde lie lid oilr6 ole
6oroerung Der Sode Der gr5ieblnq,
Yiloung, Civilization uno SilmanitGt
ermorbet. SRI. Bertha 9crner, bic
geipeiene Sefret1rin Der SerIturbe.
men. uno Mop Sunt. oos aammer.
mdofen oerielben. pobnten 9eioe in
tiefer Srauer Der Sootenfeier bel; SRI.
9erner ihien beionoers tieI ergriifen.
Hod) Dem @ottesoienit formirte Iih
Der 3ng, Dem iid) piele prominente
giir9er a~nid)loiien, ipieoer unb gelei.
tete Die 2eide nod Der Werfte, no lidl
cine groBe Menifenmenge oneeianl-
melt batte iunO Der Gampfer Nlonlc.
oo" Dor @nfer Lag, um ben Sorg, Der
inter elmer 9oit bon Seilfen fnlt per-
idiuano, on 9oro 81 nebmen unb
nob San Sraneisco 81 bringert. Ser.
tba 9erner iino Midp Srnt ihifften
iid aiif Dem Oampfer elm Der oanit
Die anfer lidtete uno Die 5obrt mad
Gan Trouri5cn 0utr0t
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
An INCH OF DEATH
Visitors in Colorado Mine Left on
Crumbling Ledge Above
Water.

Denver, Col.-To face death by
drowning in the icy waters of cavern
/ 900 feet underground, to feel mar
row strip of ground affording temper
ary safety crumbling away inch by
inch into the black waters tapping
at their feet, to see their only hope
of rescue just an inch above their out
stretched hands and finally to be saved
after hope was gone, was the recent
experience Of Howard Wyndham and
his companion, Sir George Berkeley
of London, in the Mohegan mine In
Victor.
The visitors went to Victor to in.
spect the Mohegan mine and were be-
ing lowered in the shaft when they
saw the water below them. They jerked
the bell rope to signal the engineer
and broke it. The cage continued
downward and when the water was ur
to their chins they jumped for a ledge
and reached it.
The engineer, puzzled by the one bell
he had heard before the rope broke, be.
gan hosting slowly and the cage left
them. Then they discovered that the
clay ledge they were standing upon
was breaking down. Barely in time
TO save them, the cage was lowered
again, stopped where they could reach
1T and they were hoisted to safety.
The shaft had filled to depth of 81
feet or more from seepage.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
VAssAR STUDENT DROWNED
Death of Miss Ensign, of Youngstown,
O., Indirectly Laid to Head
ache Powders,

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Nov. 8. - The
body of Miss Emily Ensign, of Youngs.
town, O., a member of the fresh.
man class at Vassar college, was found
in the college lake early Tuesday morn.
Ing Subsequent investigation showed
that Miss Ensign Monday not feeling
we'll took some headache powders. 1t ID
believed that she unintentionally took
an overdose and that while dazed by the
effects of the medicine wandered away
In the darkness and accidentally walked
into the water.
Discovery of the body followed q
search instituted by Mrs. Hendricks, the
principal of the college, when she
learned of the absence from her dormi.
tory of Miss Ensign. Miss Ensign since
coming to the college this fall had given
frequent evidence of inconsistencies. Ra.
Gently her mother visited her and since
That time she had appeared in much bet.
ter spirits
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
WORRIES ovEf. ROYAL SON
King Of Spain Kept Track OF by His
Mother When Visiting
Abroad.

lfetty stories are told of the anxious
mother OF King Alfonso, concerning
his visit to France. She was so afraid
that he might wander astray in some
tnexplicable way in wicked Paris that
she wrote letter in her own hand to
President Loubet, putting her son I'M
Der his personal care.
She said that he was a father and
knew better than all the others how
10 watch over him. She was so afraid
that he might hear and see things
that might make him too wise in the
wicked ways of the world 1t was she
herself who chose the programme and
the subjects to be performed before
her son on the gala nights given at the
Opera and Coincide Franchise. Eth
Quette Is strict IN Spain and she won.
dered if everything would be all right
In this independent republic of France.
Everything was all right, for the
French have cult for children, and
the young king is still regarded as a
boy, for whom all French mothers
have soft spot, and this made him
al the more welcome, in that there is
no woman, even in the laboring class,
who does not know what an admirable
mother he has and how anxious she is
to have her "Bubi," as she calls him,
return to her as worthy of being called
her darling as before. 1t must be with
heartbreaks that queen like the
queen of Spain delivers up her boy to
the state, and to feel that he is more
the son of his country than her own.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Adolph Moses, prominent Chicago
lawyer, died suddenly at AsheviuAv
N. G.
A special election will be held II
Chenoa, ILL.,, December to elect &
mayor to succeed Charles Nickel, wha
was murdered.
Mrs. Ferdinand Diehl, employed a
cook in Chicago chophouse, is SEEK
Ing her seven-year-old daughter, who
has inherited $4,000.
New York Jews are to celebrate the
anniversary of the settlement of Jews
In the United States in Carnegie hall
Thanksgiving afternoon.
The United States supreme court mp.
holds the constitutionality of the Mis-.
souri, law providing an eight-hour day
for men employed in mines.
Suffern Hunt & Co., have sold them
white corn mill at Decatur, Ill, thu
largest Independent plant in the couna
try, to the American Hominy company
for 100000
David R. Francis will tour the world
as the representative of the United
States, to thank the kings and other
authorities of many countries for send.
Ing exhibits to the st. Louis exposi4
ton.
The tunnel under Bakers hill, on the
Louisville & Nashville road, 16 miles
west of Nashville, has been completed
and the first trains have gone through.
The tunnel is nearly a mile long and
cost about 100000.
The wives of thousands Of unemp
ployed laborers who are destitute and
facing starvation marched the streets
of London and presented to Premier
Balfour a demand for work for theil
husbands. Revolutionary speeches
were made at a mass meeting.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
A FAMILY OF GIAN is.
THE EXTREME HEAT TAKES OFF
LAST OF BIG FAMILX
Wonderful Feats of Strength That
Were Performed by Members
Of Large New York
Hous ehold.

Monticello, N. Y.-The last of the old
Lifts family, one of the most remarka-
BILE families in the state, has gone with
the passing away of Thomas Lifts, who
died in Monticello from the effect OF
the extreme heat while at work in q
field near his home.
He was so years of age. and for the
last half-century had been one of the
most commanding and prominent fig
ures in Sullivan county because of his
size and wonderful strength. He was
sergeant in the One Hundred and For.
ty-third regiment of New York volun-
teers, and was the strongest man in the
regiment. Every member of the fam
lily of ten, five males and five females
was as strong as giant and the won
derful feats Of strength performed by
them won for them almost national
fame.
Thomas Lifts, while attending the
old-time logging and haying bees on
different occasions had been known to
pick up barrel full Of cider and drink
from the bunghole. A brother on a
wager carried a barrel of pork on his
back a mile without resting, the pork
being the wager In the days Of his
young manhood Thomas Lifts weighed
over 200 pounds and was an athlete.
Even the daughters were more pow
erful than ordinary men. 1t is said
that one of the girls has also been
known to lift barrel of cider and
drink from it's bung. She once saw
three or four able-bodied men attempt
to place a heavy mill iron upon wag-
on. She threw them right and left
with her hands, telling them to get out
Of her way, and then, unassisted and
with ease, lifted the iron to its place on
the vehicle.
In his young days one of the broth
ers was considered an expert wrestler
and sporting men came from distance
to measure their skill and strength
with his. One of them was famous
wrestler of the city of New York
When he called young Lifts was not al
home. Seeing Miss Lifts, he made
known his business to her.
What" exclaimed she. "wrestle
with mine brother!" and she eyed him
as if taking his caliber. "Why, you are
foolish. Go back and save your money
for l can throw you mine self"
She continued to jeer and banter
him, and finally dared him to the en-
counter in such a way that ne accept
ed her challenge. He found hel
strength and skill too much for his
science. Her feet and ankles were pro-
tected by the drapery which surround
ed them from the advances OF his
heels, but they found no obstruction
when she attempted to trip him.
She sent him to grass twice Will
such celebrity and force that he retired
from her fathers dooryard vanquisnee
and crestfallen He returned to tnt
metropolis without delay, believing
that if Sullivan county produced suci
girls it was folly to contend with TN
men
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
The Adventure Of
the Three Students
Mo. Q OF the serie.

Bannister entered and shrank back
in evident surprise and fear at our ju-
dicial appearance.
"You will kindly close the door," said
Holmes. Now, Bannister, will you
please tell us the truth about yester-
days incident?'
The man turned white to the roots Of
his hair.
Il have told you everything, SIR"
Nothing to add7"
Nothing at all, sir"
well, then, I must make some sug-
gestions to you. When you sat down
on that chair yesterday did you do 80
In order to conceal some object which
would have shown who had been In
the room?"
Bannister's face was ghastly.
mo, sir: certainly not"
at is only suggestion" said Holmes
suavely. II frankly admit that am
unable to prove it. But it seems prob
able enough, since the moment that
Mr.. Soames' back was turned you re-
leased the man who was hiding in that
bedroom"
Bannister licked his dry lips.
There was no man, SIR"
"Ah, that's pity, Bannister. Up to
now you may have spoken the truth,
but now know that you have lied"
The mans face set in sullen defiance.
'There was no man, SIR
Come, come, Bannisterl'
'No, sir; there was no one"
"In that case you can give us no fur
Their information. Would you please
remain in the room2 Stand over there
near the bedroom door. Now, Soames,
l am going to ask you to have the
great kindness to go up to the room of
young Gilchrist and to ask him to step
down into yours"
An instant later the tutor returned,
bringing with him the student. He was
fine figure Of man-tall, 1.-THE and
agile, with springy step and pleas
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
Famous Illinoisan Dec 4

bloomington, ILL.,, Nov. IA. X.
Miller, aged IS, one of the wealthiest
men in central Illinois, is dead at his
home at Lane, De Witt county. He
was noted philanthropist and recent
ly built church to be used by all sects
III turn. He owned real estate valued
at over half a million.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
Fist Fight Proves Fatal.

Annapolis, Md, Nov. S.-Midship-
man James R. Branch, son Of James r,
Branch, Of the Hanover bank Of New
York city and secretary of the Amer.
lean Bankers association, who was
seriously injured in fist fight with
another midshipman, died Tuesday
The midshipman was operated on, his
skull being opened and clot of blood
removed, and there was hope of his
recovery, but he suddenly grew worse
and expired.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
THE HICKS ALMANAC
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
Trouble Threatened

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. s.-serious
trouble is threatened in the MINING
section of Marion county, Tenn, and
1t is probable state troops may b
called out to prevent further disturb.
ances. Early Tuesday morning Gov,
Cox was advised by telephone from
Whitwell that union miners had fred
into building occupied by nonunion
miners some time during the night and
that one of the nonunion miners had
been killed and four wounded.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-14
A Heart to- Heart Confession.

at seems" he said, ITO give her the
greatest happiness just to sit and listen
to her talented husband talk"
EYES," she replied; 1.-THE silly little
thing! Sometimes 1t seems to me that
when woman Is foolish she can be
about seven times more foolish than
any other creature on earth."-Chicago
Record Herald,