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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
The New Orleans States saws

The New Orleans States says that
New York City is making an initial ex-
pertinent in, municipal ownership. 1t
will own a line Of ferryboats to be run
between Manhattan and Staten Island
5One Of the boats was successfully
launched last week In speech made at
the launching, Mayor Mcclellan said
that the city would retain in its employ
all the employees of the old ferry, from
the pilot down, subject to the civil serv-
iee laws. No inquiry about politics. II
the ferryboats shall be kept running on
that plan OF operation there will be no
drawback to city management.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
FLAGSHIP SINKS.
Reports Were Current at London or
Monday to This Effect.

London. May 30.-Reports We're cur
rurporting to be firm authoritative pri.
vate sources. that Admiral Rojestvel-
sky's flagship. the Kniaz Souvaroff. was
among the vessels sunk and the Japan
csc were following up the Russian.
and picking off their ships one by one
Operators on the stock exchange are
cheerful over the far eastern news
hoping the battle might prove decisiv:
and lead to peace. Consols went w
5-16 and Japanese bonds rose from :
to 1-2 points. In Russians no bust
ness was transacted. nominally prices
unchanged. Americans were to l..
points over Saturday. Orders from
Paris forced prices higher.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
WORK SUSPENDED.
Claimed That All of the Russian Fleet
Did Not Participate.

Berlin, May s0.-Work was almost
suspended in the navy department
Monday morning when twenty copies
Of the Toxic official bulletin Of the AS
ISOLATED Press were distributed there
Officers and bureau chiefs left their
desks to talk over the news with one
another. Few generaliza tons were
made except that part of the Russian
feet engaged in the Straits of Korea
seemingly got away and possibly will
reach Vladivostok. All the Russian
fleet. it is claimed here, was not en-
gagged In Korean waters. The fleet, it
is understood at the naval department,
had divided, a portion sailing eastward
of Japan.
Definite Japanese statements are ac-
cepted here as being generally accu-
rate Therefore, it is assumed in pro-
tessional quarters that the Japanese
inflicted greater damage than they
themselves sustained.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Mayor Weaver OF Philadelphia is

q MAYOR Weaver OF Philadelphia is de-
nlonstrating the possibility of honesty
and aggressive determination in opposi-
ton to graft. His stand has solidified
and strengthened the people in their re-
slstance Of one Of the greatest steals
ever attempted Under the g,,ise of law.
Mayor Viewers success must have an
ail-powcrful influence for good govern
nleiaf. His success, however. will be in
complete. unless he can have consigned,
the leaders at least, il not this entire
gang Of grafters, to the penitentiary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Mo Further Steps,

Washington, May 3O.-It was stated
at the state department that no fur
Their steps had been taken regarding
the sinking of an merican vessel by
the Russian fleet. Sending of instruc-
tions Sunday to Minister Meyer to
make inquiry of the Russian govern
ment regarding the facts Is. therefore.
the only representation yet made
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Five Warshins Siob&ed

Manila, May 3o.-Ffve warships were
sighted Off Core gidor island. in the
entrance of the Bay Of Manila Mon
day morning, headed south. 1t Is be-
lieved that they were Japanese YES
sells. On Saturday two transports were
sighted 100 miles west Of the Basbee
straits by the British steamer Yuen-
sang.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Nav Hasten Peace,

New York May 3O--Advices received
from London and other leading CONT
mental financial centers by local bank
ers were all Of the opinion that Japan's
decisive naval victory would hasten
peace. Reports that the government
at Washington had signified it's will
ingness to act as mediator in the event
of peace proposals were current and
added to the hopeful feeling in finan-
cial circls that the end of the war might
be looked for soOn
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Was Crushing Blow.

st. Petersburg. May 3o.-The receipt
Of Tokio's official bulletin announcing
that Rojestvensky's feet was practical
~ annihilated was a crushing blow to
admiralty officials, destroying the hope
which many Of them had chung to that
the silence of the Japanese government
might be favorably construed. The
wording Of the official dispatches was
interpreted to mean that Admiral Togo
had succeeded In barring and holding
the entrance Of the Straits Of Korea
against Admiral Roiestvensky.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
First Official Bulletin.

Toxic. May 3o.-Following bulletin
was sent from here at 2:15 O'Clock
Monday morning: It is officially an
nounced that Admiral Rojesvensky's
fleet has heen practically annihilated
Twelve warships have been sunk or
captured and two transports and two
torpedohoat, destroyers have been SINK.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Favorable Prosneets.

Washington, May 30.-Japanese Min
lister Takahira has received a dispatch
from Toxic saying in effect that the
fighting in the naval battle thus far
has been with favorable prospects Ia
the Japanese. The ministers dispatch
Il from private sources.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
PLAYED LAST CARD.
Comment Is Heard That Russia Nus
Brinq War to Close.

Bring War to Close.
Paris, May 30.--I.ate dispatches o.
the Associated Tress showing the
crushing nature Of the Russian naval
defeat have led to the comment thai
Russia has played her last card ans
must bring the war to a closs. The
semi OFFICIAL Temps makes an urgcn
appeal on the subject. voicin2 the sen
timcnt Of the allied nations that Rus
sla should abandon the struggle, Which
has become hopeless. and make tht
best peace possible. The paper says
that Admiral Rojostvonsky was the la*'
hope and his defeat leaves Japan mas
ter Of the seas without any further
chance Of the Russian navy or army
achieving victory.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Another Captured,

Washington, May 30.-According to
advices received by the navy depart
ment from Toxic the Japanese, in ad-
d1tion to the ships already named. cap
ture the Russian battleship Sissoi We
hky and the Russian flagship was Sc
riously damaged
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Subscription Price $2oo year.

Published three times a week, on Sun
day morning, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon, at the Simon Build
ing, Shreveport, La, by The Cau-
casian & Carney Brothers Printing
Company, Limited, proprietors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
GET NEBOGATOFF.
He Is Captured With Some Three
Thousand Other Russians.

Toxic May 30.-Rear Admiral Ne
Fourth division Of the Pacific fleet and
r, GENTLY commander of the information
squadron, composed of scouts and mer-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
More Mishans.

London, May SEA dispatch to the
London Evening News from Toxic
nays that eight captains OF Russian
warships were drowned DIT ring the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30

London. May s0.-According to ex-
change reports, on the Japanese three
cruisers were sunk and dozen tor@
pedoboat destroyers sunk or disabled.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
Noted Spaniard Dyina.

Madrid, May 30.-Hon. Francisco Sill
vela, the eminent statesman and for.
mer Spanish premier, Is dying.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30

among the prisoners captured by the
Japanese. Vice Admiral RojcstVenslly
appears to have escaped. The battl"
began Saturday morning and the Jap
ancSc were still in pursuit of the Rus
slams Monday.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30
A WHISKEY ARGUMENT.

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not look the Whskey department
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-30

Entered as second class matter February
II, 1904, at the postoffice at Shreve-
port, La, under the Act Of Con-
gress of March 81, 1870.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Srdnec tt, &puftanttuopel.

Wenn bier zines Der alten tiirfii6en
9olabduier in 6lammen aufgebt, 10
eiebt es, fous Der @ranb fi9 besrenaen
ldbt, Elm nur turae 3eit pdbrenpes
S6auipisl. Man6 elmer. Der einen
tur5en Spu5ierguns sema6t bate, fanh
hei ieiner &iidfebr nur elm 6Guf9en
@i6e Dor, mo cine babe Stunoe oprs
fer ieir 6aus eeitanoen bate. 60
gina es au9 fiir3li9 Dem engiifden
SeIfGftstrGger, 6errn Sppnltb. Seit
tiirtiI9es Mietbfaus lag nabe Der
beutf9sn 8oti6aft; ee mar Elm aerGu=
niger luftiser @au, ben rei9liGe Nlitz
tel unb gutter geiGnad su eirem entz
siidenbsn Seim umeef6affen battsn.
i3ufGQig befanb ii9 9aob Graan
Sopnlep unein in benz 6auie, als rer
8ranb alsbra6. Sur nit ei.lem GeiMs
ten MoreenfIeib befleibet sntflob Qaop
Suaan in tis teutiGe 8ptIfuft, nGbs
renb i'm 2aufi6ritt Die alpolF Mann
oer beuti6sn SotiGafts'9ubtruppe,
bic unter benz 9efebl bes Oberleuts.
nants a, g.. 9raf Gede in Der 8pt~
i6aft ppbnt. anriidtsn unb nod einiec
%pertbprae Stide retten fonnten. Nuh
bic beuti9en &aipafen betbeiligten fi3
an benz Hettung5fperfe. S6tieSliA
erfGien au6 Gle S~euertpebc bes Gre,
fen Sse6enpi unb bic altntopiffen
Solumbabi&is, bic lautlos ouf bloben
Sohen einbertrabenben LIMB ipribenz
traoencen QOi9mGnner. gon ben
Sammlunqen aus ouer 9erren Can
bern, bic bag 6eim fiiaten, trnnte rur
fpsni9 geborgen peroen, unb 2abp
Susar lab bon ben Senitern Der beuts
I9en 8ptf6uft ben Srt in Srimmer
unb Ii6e aerfdqen, no iie DOr eini1sn
Winuten mod 10 iDrelos in ibren Sill
len gelesen bate. Siefer nidt gcrabs
proeramndBiee @erlauf pss Wiorsens
Tpnte tnbshen duf bas prcgramm tes
4benbs feline Ginpirfuna baben; Der
Ibenb fab 2abp Susun ftrablenb uuf
cem 9ane Der @eIeGi6dft Oprcas, benz
aupinterli6en @reignib Der en5lii9en
unb befreunbeten &reiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
@uS Scttt 9ttobten &auSe ocs
Snffos

fommt lpieber einmal cine jener Na9s
ri9ten, bic Dur9 i6re Geltenbett erft
re9t Ocs san5e Seer Der 2~ottOipieler
in Die freuOigl.e Nufresuns Deriegen
unb benz 2ottO>4berslauben fur Sabre
6inaus pieber neue Habrung Sufiif>
rem. Die 8abbala unb Das Sraum=
6u9 tuben am a. MGr5, bel Der Sic
eung in Neapel einea slGn5enoen @rz
folg gegen ben v&.der Staot" boponz
setragen, Der befunntliG nit Der
SelbItfu9t, Die man On linn eelpobnt
lit, bas 3Ottofpiel nur ais cine iisfali>
I9e @inna6mlequele unb ni6t ais eina
giitiee 8oriebung fir ben arnlen
damn anfie6t. &b unb gu aber rG9t
ii9 Das neapplitanii9e 8plf, bds
pie fein anberer She'll Der 8eoDife=
rrng Stuliens pom 609!ten Bis gum
Hiebrigften fir bus 2ptto cine i9tpdrs
.merii9e 8erebrung empfinhet, al
benz fubgierieen Staat unb nimmt
ibm an einem einaigen SamIta9 Na9>
mittag elm paar Milionen ab. Sas
tit MIR m0sli9 burd bic unter ben
Meapolitiartern o~neemein perbreitete
&enntniB Der gebeimen Wiieni9af>
ten, infolge beren Die gelammte lottO@
ipielenbe 8epOlferung eintge beitimmta
Hummern seitfpeilig als gliid6rinsenb
aniie6t unb pie mad elmer poblp:r=
6reiteten 8eri9n0rung einmiitbis aui
biefe febt. Siesmal fparen es bic
Nummern 6 unb %, bic man, per
peib NIT pel6en tiefiinnigen 8ere4:
nungen, als @etptnnzN ummern fir
RE Neupoler 3ie9ung erfonnt batt..
unb Gle Meft iebte barauf. sic fas
men feraus. unb nun mub Der Staai
an r1efrere taufenb gepinner i'm gam
gen iiber 5pei Miaionen aus5ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Gin kanftigrr AlikaNo.
Ser Sobn oeS iapaniidDen &ronprinSen ais
Observation-Disclosures.

MGbrenO Die nelte ten Y6otograz
pbien Oes 3arefpitf9 Oiefen nod i'm
Sragfifen poer b0dftens auf Den
&nieen feines Gaters uao oa NOD NIT
Der llnfeIbfitGnOigteit zines SulbiGhz
risen reitsno OarItelen, 5eigen uns Die
leBten Snui roticnen aus Sftaiien iei~
men p~rdilmrtiren 8ouegen auf tiinfs
tigem &ai'e~tbrpn, Sen @nfel oes Miz
taoo, fcvetts oI5 b~oIen0sten &aoalier
= oleroins3 auf einem S6aufel7
pfer0.
Sas bunfle 8irf66en, oas benz
nd9it iein piertes 9ebensia9r pplens
BET, heiBt Sirobitp Mi3inrmipa nno'
1T Ser erftgeborene Sobn bes iapante
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Jcnerblnt1ten ;
Roman uon
Noolf @ilbranot
(SortfeBung.)

Hun fa6 tie in Gin geii6t, 6as G6n>
li9 trGumte; oas ein5tge in Oiefer
fleinen @eIelf9aft. 0erner ftano Dor
i6r; er mar febr blei6 getporoen, tief
emit; cine freuOige H0tbe ftieg i6nl
nun aher in Die Elm tpeniQ 5udenoen
0angen. rSas pdr-i9On," muir
melte er nit penig @timme. sd
oanfe Sbnen fe9r."
~@}ir?" entJe3nete iie- rGs mar
eben 8:et6oDen."
$50, ia,44 murmeIte err pieoer.
ngli9 freut, oaB Is Sbnen 10 ges
fallen bat" feBte Tie leifer 6in5u. rSie
m04ten 6ier an Iiebiten luitige Muiit;
oas thu i3 ater ni6t; ooer ielten.
gtpos 0GnOeri40nes pOer gar ni9t!!"
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Sdnoe ergrtffen, Die INN eben 10 5l
5er5en geipielt batter; aus irgen0
einem untlaren @efi6G getruute er
f9's ni9t. rGie ipielen 10, pie sic
fPre9en," fagte er nur, in Die nod
gang muIifberflGrten Qu1en bliGenS.
nNie meinen Sic oas?~ fragte lie
bertpunGsrt.
Isle faten cine fo-tpunoerbare
Gtimns .. @ntf9ul0igen sic, 6dB
ib oas heut f9on fuge; fonft bdtt' ids
ia Oo9 morgen O0er iibermorgen gee
than. gs lit po6l Dor alien 10 biel
Seele ortn -. unO 10, metn' i6, mar
aud Sbr @piel.-S3 bunte Sbnen
febr.~
Sic f9ittelte oen &opf; vi6
SEnen!" erpiOerte lie faft leiie. $50
bat mir 6as nod Niemono-"
.Wanoa!" REF in oteiem 4ugenbliG
germ 9eblers gerdui9boqe Stimme;
er itanO an Der Sbir, Die gum @prz
plab fibrte. sd bittel @ir gebnll"
sic gGb @eruer ftumm Die 6an6
Hno ging. Der algemeine 4bf6iso
begann; ale 5ogen Bis our 6aust6ir
nit. mo- Der @rebbiner @agen tielt.
Qu9 Nerner folgte, in fi9 berfunfsn.
@s mar nod heller Sag, Die Sdmmez
rung poute erft beginner; Der @Qeen
mar often, 6ie 2uft ging milO. 8eioe
ftiegen Elm; &eBler rief nod Elm Nbs
f9ie0sport un0 Dinfts nit Ser 6ano.
Damn f9nal5te er nit Der 3unge.
Der &utf6er betpegte sic Yeitf6e,
Die pfer0e 3o9en on. Del Wagen roQte
iber Den 9pf babin. Werner fab i6m
na9. gs mar ibm elm falt pi0ri9es
@efi6l in Der 8rut, ME Die apei nit
chamber in ben ii6 leiis perfGrbenoen
Ibenohimmel bineinfu6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Malfr-Hunilar.
grams b. 9efresgcrs 20. 6eturtstas uns
funtleriid)e Seocutun6.


Giuer Der roroi9li9ften 9enre@
mailer 9euti6lanOs, Srdna b. 0efregz
ger, 5egebt oemnG9it feinsn 70. Sc
b~urtstug. Mie fuum elm an6erer
&initIer bot Sefregger es perftanOen,
bas @olfsleben nit 10 i6arfem 8liG
unO elmer 10 polltOmmenen @ubrbeit
5u erfahen. Qm beiten iino Oieienieen
Ieiner S9Dpfunsen, BEL Oenen cine bei>
tere Iuffafung Oes 2ebens Sen Maler
begeifterte.
Sron5 9efregeer erblidte ON 80.
@pril 1886 81 Strona9 in Sirpl ais
Spbn zines 8auern oas 9i6t ser
@elt. S9on in friiber SugenO Be-
gam er benin @iebbiiten gu 5ei9nen
uno in 9oIa gu f4neioen. QIs er
1860 fem pdterGi6es Grbtbeil erbieIt,
gyng er na9 Snnsbrud, INN unter
2eituns 0es Yrofeiors @tols 8il0z
bauer 81 tueroen. Sefregger b%etunoete
iebo9 mebr Gef9id gum Malen uro
beiu4te oesbuIb Die Miint.ner &unit>
afaOemie. Na9Oem er bierauf stpei
Sabre in Paris sepeilt, trat er 1867
in oas Itelier bon pilotp in Miin6en
Elm, mo ii4 feline Segabuns f4neu entz
tptdelte. Sefreeeer bebanoelte Mptite
aus Dem Siroler @oItsleben, uno es
entitanOen unter anSerem sic 8ilbsr
nTDrfters leBte 9eimfebr" uno Sped
bd9er uno iein Sobn." Na9 Der &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

nefung ben elmer i6peren &rantbsit
matte S~efreeser fir Die Stride at
90lio6 cine wMaOonna" nit moOer>
mem @eii9tsausOrut. @r i4uf nd3z
Dem Ser Sang auf Ser Dim" uno
Die italienif6en gettelfdnger," Sc
mGloe, Die 9efresgers &ubm ii9er Be-
g~riinoeten. Seinem 8eriude, bon Der
9enremulerei our 9iitorienmulerei
iiber5ugeben, entiprung pie lebensgroBe
5igur .Qnoreas 9pfsr." Sm Sabre
1873 purbe 9efregger profefor an
Der Miin9ener &unftafaoemie. Inter
feinen nelsren S40pfunsen iino gu err
lpdbnen Ser SalontirDler" uno Die
n@abrIagerin." Sur9 tauienofdltige
3eprpouftionen fno Die @erfe Oefreez
gers in Der ganSen Welt betunnt ge>
pproen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
II. e |.

q ommft Su mit9~ fragte g6riz
Va. fine am nG4iten MOrgen
"C'S i6ren 8ruoer. sd mill
nit Srau Gbert in ibre
Slide, &eIer uno 10 peiter. SD min
fe6n, ME fie's bier MADDEN; turo, i6
nil mas lernen. @iit Su aud oatei?"
Berner ld9elte, nabm tie in 0en
4rm unO pan6erte nit, III Sen linten
5liigeG. Sruu 2Otte ebert ftano Dor
ibrer &i6e, cine bubble, furbige
S9ir5e rorgebunoen; es cling, mic
INNER. gutber3ige. fdit iibertrieben elm
fade Gem;itbli6feit BON ihr aus. @ls
lie nit ibr in Die grobe, belle Slide
traten, in Der ales bon blanfer Geinz
li9feit glGn3te, ia6 Merner elm an
mut6iges Bib: am Senfter, maleriI9
gut beIeu9tet, faBen re9ts uno linfs
pom &i9entif9 Die 6eioen r&o9en>
lernerinnsn," 8pbnen absiebeno uno
&artpffeln i9dleno. Wie BON einem
Der alien SonGnoer gemult- faBen lie
In ibren Ii9ten 9ausfleio9sn ano
S9ir3en 10 bliibenO unO 10 better ba.
ais tpGre oieie &rteit ods refine Ser
gniigen, ais bGtte man linen ods &ur@
toffelfGGlen gum 9e6urtstag gei9enft.
Srdulein 8ettp &eif, Die 4eltere, DIX
9rpBe, eri9ien inn beute iebr itattz
li9, ei1 ansenebmer @nblid; geitern
bate er lie faum angeiebn. &liieer,
nit einem OrpGig liitigen s3ug I'm Den
bibf9eu Wuno, MAJ pobl TrGulein
6e0pig, Die &leinere, Giebaebnidbe
rige. Sbre Qugen bitten Ioglei9
luItig duf, als Oie Sdmen eintruten
unG nit ibnen Ser feline. elegante 9err.
9ds @eii9t Der an0ern blieb filler,
trdumerif3 pertpunoert.
,Gi, mas Eetommen mir fir 6p6en
8efu9!~ fagte Seopig, nit einem
fin0li9 ibermitbiJen Bid auf Wer>
ner; er mar fat nod elm 9adfii9blid.
Die 2uft in 0ieiem 9uuie mar offenz
bar ppn barmloier 9eiterfeit.
sd fomme, um Den iungen Sdmen
81 belfen," CAB Merner CUR @ntport.
nSas lit cine alte 2eioenf9aft in mir,
bas 8artrffefi6dlen-"
80 gott!l" risf G6riftine aus.
LIMB ib bab' mir BON Srau ebert
eben aussebeten." fubr er unbeirrt fort,
rodB i6 au9 etpas mitt6un oarf."
Die iungen MGS9en ld9ten. ga,
Damn fominen sic nur ber!" rief 8ettp,
Die Grobe. r0o 1T Elm Gtubl, uno Oo
lit Elm Nteher."
@erner JAP aud i9on; nit Sem
srniteften Gefi9t fling er an gu i9Glen.
or bate Oas Dunoerli6e, erfrii9enSs
Gefi6l, al5si er in Elm altes bondn=
oif9es @d9ebilo bineingetrstsn unf
lebe nun leibbaftig orin nit.
r@ter I'M 9ottes piqen!" rief iebt
DIE 9ausfrau. sSbr grpben Sirns
fangt ia ebenio on, pie seitern meins
ainoer!"
rgitte fe6r!!" erpiberte bie &leine
,Dir fino iunse Samen. 6rau ebert
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
SrcntenSc Nid,unfeniaot.

On ben ufern tes @eltffu6es, 500
&ilometer bon 9ongfong entfernt, lieet
in Der apan9Il|Prppin5 Der b~liifenpe
@ertragsbofen Wuhop, Der Dem 8iae=
tOnig bon &anton augenblidli9 als
Wobnort bient. Ser Ort lit beTons
oers Su 8eainn bes Monats sSsbruar,
penn Die 4ineIifGe 8epDlferuns CUR
5eier bes Neuiubrsfeftes suiammen.
ftrOmt, oi9t teoOltert. Die 6GIfts
Der MenfAen pobnt auf benz 5luTe
in Sumpans uno OI9unfen, Die ipdEz
renb Der Ra9t ouf benz SufluFe, Ell
mem Hebenfluhe bes MeitfluHes, an
fern. Sn Der Na9t gum Z. Ss6ruar
Iaten Die enliId3en &pniularbeamten
unb Die amerifaniIGen MiFiondre, be
uuf einem 9iigel an Der WaHeritraBe
nobnsn, Slammsn aus biefen 8ooten
auff9ieBen. Mit groher @eI9p:nbia=
felt fprangen bieie 6lammen bon
Boot gu Boot iibsr. Oie 8oote felbIt
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Gen an 8orS gum 4usbru6 fam.
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als 100000 elm.
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Williams news., 1905-12-23

MINERAL APPLICATION No. 47.-U. S. Land Notice is hereby given that B. F. Saunders. of Salt Lake City. Utah, by John J. Hawkins, his attorney-in-fact, whose .postoffce address is patent for the Emmett lode, Survey No. 2l41. situated approximately in Tp. ss N, R; E.. District, Coconino county, described as follows: Beginning at Cor. l, whence U. s. Loc. Mon. No. brs. N. 75 deg. 34 min. w. 30379 it.; thence s. deg 05 min. E. 600 it. to Cor. 8; thence N p deg fl min. E. 123G it. to Cor. 4; thence N. 67 deg O5 min. w. 600 it. to Cor. l, the place of begin ming. Recorded in Book of Mines, page 639 Records of CoconinO county, Arizona No ad- joining claims being known.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication Dec. g. 1905.
 Last publication February 24 1906
Williams news., 1905-12-23
Gambling Debt Not a Debt

Tombstone, Dec. 12.-Judge Doan rendered a unique decision today in the case of J. R. Tate of Douglas against Peter Johnson of Bisbee, to collect a gambling debt of $17OO. In this case a precedent was estab- lished regarding debts which are contracted by those who are wont to woo the fickle goddess at the faro layout, and it will serve as a guid ance in similar cases which may arise in the future, or at least until the holdings of Judge Doan are re- versed in the supreme court, which is very unlikely.
 The question involved was wheth- CT or not a debt had been contract ed. The court held that. whereas no money consideration had passed between, there was no debt, that Johnson had received faro chips or checks for his bank checks; that he did not receive value; therefore. and as a consequence, there was no debt.
 In July, 1902, Johnson went into the Fishpond saloon at Bisbee, sat down at faro table and began gambling. He lost and then began writing checks. which he did to the extent of $17OO, for which he was given faro checks. He lost the en- tire amount, but stopped payment and Tate brought suit to recover
 The plaintiff made motion for new trial, which was denied, and an appeal was taken to the supreme court.