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Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-19
JUDGES Display Wisdom.

The judges at Nevada MOI baby
show gave every child a prize. AS
the mothers of the babies were all
there, they didn't care to do other.
wise.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-19
Loxe and Lightning

Love built a cottage of delight
Where summer blooms were bright ming.
But, flash on flash came lightning bright
And so love fled the lightning!
well! WE'LL
How sad to tell
But love will not with lightning dwell)
He passed from all the singing rills
To misty heghts-I wonder.
But-earthquake thunder shook the hills
And love fled the thunder!
well! Welli-
How sad to tell
But love will not with thunder dwell)
Then love in deserts made his home
Where not a voice reproved him:
Birds fed him fruits and honeycomb
And even the lions loved him!
well! Well!-
How strange to tell
That love should with the lions dwell)
Atlanta Constitution
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-19

I Gem of Sunny Spain !
E5~vt~~..vt~..va~.~Na-~.-
Especial Correspondence

Seville, one of the ancient capital
cities of Spain, the seat successfully
OF Phoenician. Roman. Gothic, Moor
ish and Spanish rulers, is one of the
most charming of places for the idler
who wishes to see Spanish life at it's
best.
Its climate Is warm and delightful.
Flowers bloom in It's gardens almost
the year round. The oranges of Sc
vile are esteemed as among the finest
produced In the old world.
It's people are hospitable-"sympat
ico." as the Spanish call any one TAX
ing kindly interest in another-indo-
lent and gay. They enjoy life as only
southern Spaniard can, taking pro.
found pleasure in sociability, in sing
ing their national songs, in playing
the guitar, and in dancing. They are
as care-free as any people one may
meet in Spain, and though the life of
their city has not the bubbling ex-
uberance of that in southern Italy, it
is bright enough to win for Seville the
character Of joyous place.
The Spanish have a proverb that
"He who has seen Seville has seen
a marvel" They are proud Of the
city, of its antiquity, the character
of its people, and the beauty of its
daughters.
The houses of Seville are very old,
some Of them dating from the Moor
ish period 1t is a place of quaint
doorways, odd windows, charming
patios, and other characteristic archi-
tectural features of southern Spain. 1t
Is the home Of the cloaked gallant
singing a serenade at his lady's bal
cony to the accompaniment of his
guitar, or standing in the shadow, by
her barred window, whispering sweet
nothings in her ear. 1t is the custom
of Seville to have counting conduct
ed thus, and lovers are jocularly called
eaters of iron"
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-19

hcart that he thought only to get a
glimpse of her and then he would go
back to his task of sounding the
chimes over the city. The first rays
of the rising sun were just beginning
to CLINT over the mountains and reflect
themselves upon the scattered clouds
that hung above their tops when Jose
saw Anita leave her home and walk
towards the place of worship. He well
coined the smiling nod of recognition
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The I'll KING
ARRIVED
ALrHONsE REACHED
THE BRITISH ISLE
He Was the First Spanish King TO
Set Foot In England Portsmouth
Was Resched ID d Big Rain Storm
4 Inspected Guard. # 5@i .

a Portsmouth, Eng. Jr s, King AL
fonso. the first Spanish ,sho ever
landed in England, disen. at
2:2o this afternoon. Accompanh 81
the Primo, Of Wales, he inspected IS
guard Of honor during drenching rain
and then took the train for London.
The king Of Spain and his retinue.
were conveyed across the channel from
Cnerbourg on the royal yacht Victoria
and Albert and escorted BY squad
ron OF British warships. In anticipa-
ton Of the arrival Of the distinguished
visitor the town and harbor Of Ports
mouth were astir early. Immense
crowds assembled along the sea front,
and rounds OF cheers mingled with the
national airs of England and Spain
and salutes from the harbor ships and
land batteries as the royal yacht en-
tered the roads.
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SHEA ARRESTED ON
A CHARGE OF LIBEL

ii k1 n
3 Chicago June Cornelius r. Shea
president of the international Brotner,
hood Of Teamsters. was. arrested late
Saturday afternoon on 4 charge 81 Grim.
inal libel preferred BY Robert j Thorne
assistant general manager of Montgoni,
cry Ward & GO.
Shea was arrested On a capias issue.l
By Judge S, III. Betiea. of the United
States district court, following the fil-
ing Of A suit By Thorlle, who III addi.
fion to making the charge of criminal
libel. asks for damages to the amount
of $25. .ooo from Snea The suit IS has
Sd on interviews given out BY Presideni
Shea ~ the newspapers on statements
he IS said to have made to fi.c effect
that he had been offered $4,000 hy
MI Thofne to calf strike against
Sears, Rocbuck X Co., which Is large
house Iii tile same line of business as
Montgomery Ward & CO. Shea made
The assertions against Thornc before tlis
county grand jury. iii addition to max.
ing them ID newspaper men, and after
tllenn insisted, i il said. upon their ac-
cisracy
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OFFICIAL REPORTS.

Washington, june 5.--The following
cablcgram was received at the navy de-
partment from Admiral Train. dated at
Manila Sunday and was sent immed-
lately to the president 9.s
admiral Enquist states that the Au-
brora and the Oleg are both seriously
damaged and are not seawortiiy The
Jemtchug is in bad condition. He
makes the request 10 fil up with pro-
visions and coal. VIII require fourteen
days for repairs. A board has been
ordered to examine and report their
condition. One hundred and thirty
men wounded. Permission has been
granted fifty to be landed
Secretary Taft has received the fol-
lowing cablegrarn from Governor
Wright, dated at Manila, Saturday
night: ~ s
Three Russian warsIips, the Auro-
IA, Jefntchug and Olcg under command
of Admiral Enqnist, anchored in Ma
Mia Bay Saturday evening. Ore hum
fred and forty-three wounded. Il Admir-
al in command Asiafic feet made an
inspection. and states they are without
coal and supplies and unable to pro-
ceed. 4
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RUSSIAN SHIPS ARE
TO BE EXAMINED

Manila, June s-Rear Admiral
Train has appointed the following
board to investigate the condition of
Russian warships which arrived here
Saturday, and said to be in unsea-
worthy condition: Commander Calk-
ms, Lieutenant Commander McElroy,
and the Ohio's carpenter Harding. The
board will begin its investigation of the
warships Immediately. Rear Admiral
Train has offered the Russian ships the
necessary coal in lieu of fourteen days
here, but there is question whether
the Russians will be able TO carry
such quantity of coal on account of
their damaged hulls.
The deaths today aboard the Russian
ships now bring the total of killed up
to forty one and there are five addi-
tional cases in the hospital. American
navy surgeons are assisting the Rus
sian surgeons in their work of caring
for the wounded. Rear Admiral En-
quist now claims that he lost his flag
ship in the naval fight and then trans
ferrcd his flag to the Aurora and left
the fight Saturday night. He said that
he did not know that the fight was con-
tinued Sunday. He declared that the
Japanese attack was so sudden and fe-
rocious that his section was complete
ly overwhelmed. The ships of his sec
ton while attempting to reach Vladi-
vostock were at the same time look
ing for fight with the Japanese and
when they encountered their opponents
fought gallantly.
The Russian ships steamed into Ma
Mia at a speed of fifteen knots. The
Russians are now taking on food sup
plies. ~ 49,. .yga4t
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LONE BANDIT HELD .
UP THE GAMBL LERS

Galveston, Tex, June 5.-One of the
most daring hold7ups on record was
enacted at Douglass, The mecca Of gam
blers since El Paso closed its I2.5 gam
bling resorts. "A lone bandit held UP
twenty men and scooped up nearly $4,-
COO from the bank rolls. IL s..,s
Heavily armed and masked. the rob
tar entered the Brunswick Club while
the games were in full blast and got
the drop on the dealers and players.
He lined them up against the wall,
while he filled a, sack with currency.
One Of the gamblers moved and was
punishidwith4 a bullet through the hand.
Having finished his mission. the bandit
extinguished the two big lights with
two Well-iirected shots and retired,
The next instant fusilade Of shots
Whizz.sd after him from the gamblers
arsenal, as the robber mounted his
horse and started for Mexico. Blood
on the ground showed he had been
wounded. 81 III 2
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Each Side Blanles Other for Failure

Chicago, June 5An adjustment of
the teamsters strike BY mediation seems
las remote al il did two months ago.
Peace negotiations begun last week
which promised 10 bring about All ann
gicable adjustment of the difficulty have
been abandoned for the present al least
and the strike viii BE allowed to take
Tits natural course, according to Pres
Eident Shea Of the 1cafnsters organiza-
Etioil A natural course means one of
two things, either 4 spread of the strike
sor tefeat for the union. as all the b,isi-
ness firms now involved In tie trouble
absolutely refuse to concedc anything
further In the controversy to bring
about settlement.
PEACE negotiations are OF for all
lime, said Levy Maysr, chief counsel
for the employers, We absolutely are
finished with all conferences with the
strikers The only thing that prSveilf-
Hed 4 sctt ssinctit of tic whole trouble
Saturday was piquc on the part of
President Shea because BE had been
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- - - = - s>s
: sE;T AT FORKS
.EX-JUDGE LAUDER is :.
TO BE ACTIVE LEADER
Preliminary Meeting Was Held at
Grand Forks M. N. johnson May
Not Butt In Scandinavian League
b is Not Pledged to Movement.

Grand Forks, June 5-The prelimi-
nary meeting Of the aouts', who desire
to rcorganize the republican party was
held in this city fast week. 1t was de-
3cided to put Judge Lauder of Wahpeton
at the head of the movement. An eff
fort has been made to induce Hon. M
Johnson to take part iii the new
plans, but so far he has not consented
as he says that he now has peace and
is doing well with his farming opera
tons, and feels that his duty is with
his business, instead Of trying to punish
others. It is expected that another
meeting will occur in Fargo Tuesday
II was found that it would be very
doubtful if the scandinavian League
could be brought into this movement
at the present time, as Hon. j "A. john
son OF Fargo is the president Of the or
ganization, and he was unanimously
elected to this. position without any
pledges made to any. one. Ee.
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ALPHONSE HAD BUSY IS. y ].
j SUNDAY I'm PARIS

Paris. June ST. The iiast day fof King
Alfonso soiourn in Paris comprises
an ample programme including SER
vice at the Spanish Church, a visit to
the museum Of the Louvre and the Wit
Messing of the grand steeplechase at
Auteuil, where I25,ooo persons were
present. Besides the great sporting
event, the visit OF the King and Presi-
dent Loubet attracted brilliant COM
pany OF society leaders and most OF
the ministers and members OF the dip-
lomatic corps, including Ambassador
and Mrs. Mccormick who awaited the
arrival9o of the king and president in the
enclosure ems where an ovation was ac-
corded them. .s $3i5 NJ
he race proved AN easy victory for
", Ruddock's S Canard with Jockey
woodland up. Seven of the I3 start
ers5 fell. Ss IS
The days ceremonies concluded with
q dinner given by Foreign Minister
Delcasse to his majesty at the Palace
D' Orsay. President Loubet, the mem
bers OF the cabinet and the diplomatic
corps, the president Of the chamber Of
deputies and the president OF the sem
ate were present.
The king left at midnight from the
lnvalides station on his journey to
London. Enormous crowds we're al
the station and cheered the king and
president during the leave taking.
When the train containing the king
lett for Gherbourg, the track was
guarded from end to end BY armed
troops. q
King Alfonso left 5000 for the poor
of Paris. 81
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THE SPANISH KING
HAS REACHED ENGLAND.

London, June s.King Alfonso arriv-
ed here this afternoon.
King Alfonso was met by King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra and warm
greetings were exchanged The royal
party immediately took train for Lon
don and on arrival in the metropolis
the young Spanish sovereign was
greeted with another hearty ovation.
The round of elaborate entertain
ment arranged in honor of King All
tonso will begin tonight with royal
family dinner at Buckingham Palace
During the week there will be sue
cession OF state functions following the
general plan Of the entertainment pro-
zvided BY NJ Loubet on the occasion
OF his late visit to London.
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FLOWERS FOR RoJEsTvENsKY

Toxic, June 5.Adniral Yamamoto,
minister Of the navy. has dispatched
flowers for the room of Rear Admiral
estsensky Accompanying the flow
ers was a let5er to the wounded Rus
sian officer. saying Il beg to express
my respect for you in discharging your
duty like a soldier in fighting desper-
.ately for the sake Of your fatnerland.
cannot refrain from synpathizing
with you in your wounded condition
and hope the accommodations of our
hospitals and ability Of our naval sur
geors will ease your suffering and
speedily restore your health
Admiral Yamamoto also sent a gem
.eral letter to the wounded Russian Off
GERS and men expressing the hope that
their suffering would soon be ended
and that they would speedily recover.
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GermanC Crown Prince to We'd Tuesday

Berlin, June 5.--All the visiting pritl-
'ces and princesses dined with Emperor.
William and Empress Augusta Victor
ia last night in honor Of the Duchess
Cecilia and the crown prince Frederick
William, who are to be married next
Tuesday, Altogether forty persons
were present at the dinner and iltcludE
ed atllongth guests were cabinet ill.is~
listers, generals and admirals. Duchess
Cecilia made remarkable personal inn
preston on the guests. She was ami
mated cordial and unaffected. EN-
|peror William took the Grand Duchess
Anastasia to the table and by his at
|tention to her quite. discredited the
stories Of discord between them At
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TOGO PAID VISIT TO
ROJESTVENSkY'S BEDSIDE

Toxic. June 5.-Vice Admiral Togo
visited Vice Admiral Rojestvensky al
the naval hospital at Sasebo Saturday
and expressed his sympathy for the ad-
miral's wounds. He praised the des-
perately courageous night of the Rus.
slams, expressing the hope that Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky would soon be
able to return to Russia.
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky wa,
deeply moved by the admirat's word,
and thanked him. He congratulate
Japan on the courage and patriotism oi
her sailors and said it lcssened his re-
gret and the sorrow of defeat to know
the high character of the victors g..
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the conclusion of the dinner Duchess
Cecilia called for two glasses of cham
|pagne and handed them to the two
pages who bore her train There
were no toasts. The dinner ended as
Ia torchlight procession of students
with flags and music came down Inter
den Linden. The royal party went
out on the balcony where the Duchess
and crown prince stood in brilliant
light, so that the nlarchers could sec
them.
y Five hundred persons were b either
overcome by the heat Saturday or in
=jured in the crowds which came to
view the entrance Of the Duchess Cecilia
into Berlin. Thirty-six of them are
in a serious condition. ii ,tsa-4 +
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.....
MERCHANTMEN
THE VOLUNTEER FLEET
IS BECOMING ACTIVE
They Have Been Rounding Up Stray
Vessels -- Four Were Overilauled
Within Fifty Miles Of Hong Kong -
But They Can't Fight.

Hong Kong, June 5.-The vessels OF
the Russian volunteer fleet are over
hauling merchantmen in the waters
northeast of this port according to a
report made by the British steamer
Ping Suey. The commander of the
Ping Suey says he saw four steamers
overhauled fifty miles from here by two
volunteer feet steamers.
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PLUMBERS 10 MEET

Atlanta Ga, june Many rnerl-
lbers Of the National Association of
Master Plumbers are arriving in At-
lanta to take part in the twenty-tllird
annual convention Of their organiza-
Itiofl. The attendance will probably
exceed Goo members The gathering
will be called to order in the Grand
Operahouse tomorrow morning BY the
national president, David Craig, Of
Boston The sessions are to continue
three days and will BE devoted to the
discussion Of numerous matters of inn
portance to the trade. ss5s
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q Q Q Q Q Q Q . . o 9 @
ASKED MANS ADVICE.

9 Chicago, June 5.ATwo police
9 men saw Miss Rose Fredcricks,
9 aged IS, drink chloroform in Lin
@ coin Park, early Saturday morn
@ ing, and saved her life by calling
@ a passing automobile and breaking
@ all speed regulations in a run to a
@ hospital.
@ in Miss Frederick's purse was
9 found letter addressed 10 Miss
9 Nan Patterson, Washington" in
@ which she told of her unl.cquited
Q love for Chicago society man
@ and asked for advice. The young
@ woman is expected TO recover.
@
o o o @ o o @ @ 8 @ o o @ @ @
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q 81 WW % q 81 q
AUTO LINE

81 Fremont, O.. June An auto
g mobile line from Fremont TO Tiff !
8 fin, 4 distance Of eighteen miles. is
& possibility. Chicago parties were
81 in the city this week conferring
g with local capitalists concerning
<3 the project. TIL. plan is to con-
81 struct a regular standard gauge !
9 roadbed and use fange wheels on !
81 the large automobile cars. The :
81 roadbed is to be Of concrete aud so
5Y constructed that it could be easily
6 converted into an ordinary trolley
9 line if desired. S~ =
. 2ts r.. -. (
10 10 o q % S O. q O. @ o o q o o o
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THREE DEATHS
RESULTED
TWO GIRLS AND Al
MAN DEAD IN OHIO
Il is Thought an Assault Was At
tempted on the Girls and Failing In
This the Man Killed Them Both and
# Himself.

Hinsboro, O.. June Developments
IN the killing Of Madge Dimes aged II
and Nellie Hart. aged nc, the former 4
daughter and the latter "a servant in
the home of Edward Dine, farmer, led
the officers to believe the girls were
killed BY David Baldwin. who then
killed himself; II Is supposed Bald
win attempted to assault the girls. y.
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STRANDED TORPEDO BOAT.

Shanghai, June 5.-A Russian tor,
9pedo boat. which was towed in here
today, reports that she had been drift
ing six days, with ISo men on board
and water sufficient for only one day
left and with very little food. The
vessel was damaged forward. Her
crew has already been transferred to
the Russian transport interned at Woo
sting. ..
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PRINCE INJURED.

Manila, June 5--Prince Pateaten is
among the wounded Russians in the
hospital. .,- .:~...r
Rear Admiral Enquist states that the
greatest damage done to his ships was
when the Japanese were firing at FIVE
mile range. s s.
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SHIPS MUST
BE INTERNED
TAFT SENT PROMPT
ORDERS TO WRIGHT
Russian Ships VIII Not Be Allowed to
Remain In Manila for Repairs
They Must Be Interned or Get Out
at Once.

Washington, June s.-Taft today
cabled Governor Wright at Manila to
inform Admiral Enquist that he would
be allowed to intern his ships at Man
lila, otherwise his only course would be
to leave after the expiration of the per-
iod allowed by international law. 1t is
expected the ships will be interned.
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COUNCIL or d sIJB WOMEN.

AtIanfic City, IN. June gen
erai council of wonien's club prcsis
dents began In Atlantic City today and
will continue until Thursday. The
|chief purpose of the session is to dis
|eliss plans for 81 tiotl and uniting
club workers ii all parts iii this coun-
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GERMANS
P''E|R'ISHED
NATIVES WON a BIG
VICTORY OVER TEUTONs
The News of the Trouble Came From
Native Sources, and no confirma-
tion Is Possible The German Garri-
son Is Said to Have Perished.

London. June 5-A dispatch to
news agency from Cape Town says ma
tive reports received III the official head
quarters say that Warmblad. the Ger
man headquarters itr Southwest Africa,
has fallen and the garrison has per-
isksd. No news is obtainables except
from native sources.
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LAST YACHT HAS
REACHED OTHER SIDE

Lizard, June s. The American yacht
apache. the last contestant in the ocean
yacht race. finished at 1920 this morn
ing. +.
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: NEBOGATOFF WON'T SIGN.
Toxic, June s-Rear Admiral Nebo-
gatoff is not likely to sign his parole
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/. SEND SAILORS HOME.

Nagasaki. J,inc III is stated on
good authority that all the Russian naval
prisoners iii Japan will be sent home.
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q MUST LEAVE VLADINOSTOCK.
ST Petersburg, June 5A dispatch
received here says that all non-conibat-
ants have been ordered to leave Vladi-
svostoclx.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

OF such knight must dress with the best. Yet al
the fee simple Of Tilford would scarce suffice for
one suit of plate.
Chandos, with his quick wit and knowledge of
the world had guessed the cause of this sudden
change If YOU fight under my banner it is for
me to find the weapons" said he. Nay, / will
not be denied"
But Nigel shook his head sadly. 1T may not
be The Lady Ermyntrude would sell this old
house and every round 1t, ere she would per
NIT me to accept this gracious bounty which you
offer. Yet l do not despair, for only last week l
won for myself noble war-horse, for which paid
not penny, 50 perchance a suit OF armor may also
come my way.
And how the horse?
1T was given me by the monks of Waverley.'
This is wonderful Pdrdieui | should have
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

as the rlch fuII VOICE sWcIed and sank 20 INe
CHEEKY tnkling of the strings. There were few who
saw him pass that would have guessed that the
quaint one-eyed man with the yellow hair was the
toughest fighter and ctaftiest man Of war in Europe
Once only, as he entered Farnham, old broken
man at arms out in his rags and cuched at his
horse dog gambols round his master Chandos
threw him Kind word and gold coin as he passed
on to the castle.
In the meanwhile Young Nigel and the Lady
Ermyntrude, left alone with their difficulties,
looked bankly in each others faces
The cellar is we'll nigh empty, SAID Nigel.
"Thcre are two tirkns of small beer ard a trn of
canary. How can set such drink before the
King and his court
We must have some Wine OF Borl,ga1.N- With
that and the notified COWS calf and the fowls and