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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
CHINESE TURN HIGHWAYMEN
Laundryman Reports to Police That
Two of His countrymen
Robbed Him

was perpetrated on Wong Kay, a Chi
nese laundryman at 1916 Pico street,
about $50 O'Clock yesterday morning
by two Chinese on Alameda street, near
Ferguson alley. The hold-up men Sc
cured $45.
The unusual fact is that two Chinese
should attack one of their countrymen.
Detectives remarked yesterday that the
Chinese are rapidly becoming Ameri-
canized
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Entertalns Musical Club

The members of the Monday Musical
club were entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. G.. c.. Mullins and Miss
Mary V. Mullins of 2407 Juliet street.
Mrs. A. r. Booth and her daughte
Mrs. Sidney Baumann of Shreveport.
Ind, were the honored guests. A pro-
gram of vocal'and instrumental music
was given by Mrs. j. H. MartindaIe,
Mrs. Charles Stivers, Mrs. Elsa Won
Crate -Menasco, Miss Mollie Adelia
Brown, Miss Geraldine Thompson, Miss
Aileen Northrup and Miss Anita Abas-
cal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
HEAT RIPENS THE
CITRUS FRUIT IN
RIVERSIDE DISTRICT
Special to The Herald.

RIVERSIDE, June 1S.-This has been
the hottest day of the year and one of
the most torrid June days on record.
The thermometer registered 105 at
p. M, and the strong southwest wind
felt like furnace blast. Orange grow
ers hail the advent of hot weather with
delight, as the fruit is backward and
the hot spell will kill all the black scale
now hatched out.
1t has not been necessary to pump
any irrigatlng water as yet, but it is
expected that the hot spell will re-
suit in a big demand for irrigating
water and that the gravity of water
will be inadequate to supply the i'll
creased demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
NAMES POLICE COMMISSIONER
Mayor McAIeer Appoints Charles Sad
dler to Succeed o. 7. johnson
and Council Confirms

Mayor McAleer yesterday sent the
name of Charles Saddler to the city
council for confirmation as a member
of the police commission. The appoint
ment was confirmed without discussion.
Mr.. Saddler succeeds o. I. Johnson
as a member of the police commission,
but will not succeed to his policy. Mr..
johnson was a ibtter enemy of the
saloon interests and with Commissioner
Mason dealt many blow to the liquor
interests. MIR. Saddler has different
ideas, II is said.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
WEATHER CAUSES DOWNFALL
D. F. Howell Accused of Passing
Worthless Checks in Order
to Buy Drinks

The warm weather of the last few
days led to the downfall of ID. f. How
ell, who is said by the detectives to
have forged checks to provide himself
with the money with which to buy
drinks yesterday afternoon. A saloon
keeper to whom one of the checks was
given was suspicious and he called
the police department. Two detectives
were sent, and Howell was arrested
and bound over to the superior court
by Judge Chambers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
reduced Rates EaatIl

tembssr IHs s iS q. it On S1' these dates SfHo tRe
Union Pacific Railroad company will
OFFER special round trip rates to east
ern points Choice of routes Fastest
time and finest service. Through Pull
man and tourist sleepers daily to prin-
cipal points without change. Call on or
agent. $50 South Spring street. Los An
geles,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
STORE SCHOOL WILL CLOSE
Young Employees of Broadway Depart
ment Concern Will Hold Grad
uating Exercises June 21

The closing exercises of the Broad
way Department Store school will be
held at Blanchard hall Thursday even
ing, June 21. w. j. Hunsaker will ad-
dress the graduating class. The school
of the department store, II being re-
quired of everyone Of the younger em-
ployes OF the store to attend. AS fast
as the pupils progress they are pro-
NOTED to higher positions in the store.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19

The Herald will pay $40 In cash 70
anyone furnishing evidence that VIII
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies OF Ihe
Herald from the premises OF our pa
irons THE HHRAlzD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
THE CITY

Stranger are invited 10 visit the ex-
fibft o. California products at the
ChsEaber Of Commerce building. on
Bfvad dway, between First and second
streets. where free information Will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Fiber-Grnss ana basket suit Cases

$3.50 to $500. in our leather goods de-
partment. Good things for the beach or
mountain trips. Sanborn. Vail q Co.,
a57 SO. Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19

Agent XII iHOiS Central 4 S'i 4. IS ), sDSSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
GunoIdnuinocl Eru5ci5c.

Sopcfo, &GuioS, 4. W6r5.-S n
biciigcn @ulocas0 iltriftSgesitt wltr.
DC gcitcrn iibcr Die NnfIogen perbon.
Oclt, lucldje filr5lib gc9cn s. &. Gil
by. SomcS $. 0roin mo :. Is. Gen.
fins ans Elttnnm o Gountp, 81, mc'
gen idmin0clboitcr Grlolgung pol
Observation-Disclosures III &oJun.Go.
aonios, erboben morocn linO un(
Hidtcr Eollod crflGrtc Die Ginrco(
gtgcn Die @cihuloiglun0 Der Ser.
ldmorun0 fir itidlbultlg, mics oogc.
gen Die Ginp0,oe 0c0cn oie NcIdutl.
oigllng Scr @e@riiibrun9 gum vteineir
al. Nod Der Nniid)t oeS Hld)tera
rehticrtigen ole Gbntiodcn olc critic
Anflogc nidt, mdbrenb gcgen oic
5lpcitc llidts cin5lnucn0cn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
llnucri5Bntc 8cgcniGtc.
Cine cnoloic Settle poH &pnicrcnicn
brin0t cine Tcrlt0rNiltug iibcr
0ic NCpbllrn Dill niht u1bCr.

@oib n9tom :. t., A.. M0rj.
- Gic Gonicrcn5cn iicCr bic Sep
bnrn'lhc 6rohttorii 9i4 mcrocn tag.
lldl 6ublrcid)er mo uCypirrcn0cr.
G'lltppCn rcpublitaniidCr Scnotoren,
luCld)c lilr clll ~9lmcnormc1t binlid)t-
lid Ger 1CrihtIidcn Ngpilion DER
%criil0lrn9cn Der Communion fiir bt!l
jmllhcnltootlid)cn Soll0Cl ciutrctcn,
@rlIppcn BON rcpubliftrIid)cn Seno'
tprclt, mCldC iilr bic Oil II, Scr Sorrl
lin0, IN mcIdcr Dos Salt0 lie poiiirt
lno Der SCnotSollaidub lii Den 5mi'
observation-disclosures Sanocl lic titbcrihtet
lat, mo @rllppcn bon 0eniofrotild)cu
Scnotorcn fam nlun iuit az icoer
Stun0c Cinca icoCn 1ugC@ III ciirigcr
Ncrutblnla lcbcn, mcldjc lid) bel Oct
ScttNcnonntcn nllf Die 6ru0c bc5iebt,
mcld)c Nolitif ibrc Yortci pcrtrctcn
lon. Sic bcud)tc1Smtrthcitc urtcr
oIclcn @rltppcn lit Die 0%rItgcnonnta,
lrcldc IbrC NcmiibutnNcn Dorollf ridls
trt, cine &crit0noi0lnG nc5ii9lit) eli.
rCS announcements ytci5ufiibrcl,
mcldbc9 lih ais 5uiricoNltcllcno fiir
ullc NCpIblifonCr Crmcl'Cn miro.
Sic MtitgIicbcr Oicicr Gotiion Itilbcn
i'd ollf 0oS argument, DOB Die Vll
'iir neutrality-suspicious. ufIdrt mcrocl
milr0c, mCln tic nidt um%Cnoirt miro,
itl0 Dies 1T Gin NrQlnltnt. iucld)c5
10 lpohl bon rcpublifoniitcn WclctS
gebcrn ms Srcffcn Ncfllbrt miro.
Ciclc Goftion bcbulptct, @rllnb 81
&oflnlunQCn 5u bobcr. ino ellligc
ihrcr WfltAlichCr 'ugcn, bel elmer III
frrrncllCn NbltlnnutnG )abc lid) CT.
Ncbcn oob cine WoioriI1t I'M Scnot
ii'r cine gcriftlid)c Hcnliion uorbulIs
cen ici. 0icie Nbltintnun9 lit ubcr
nod ~fclllCanc0a olS Gin binoCn0cS
%crlprcd)cn oui5niollcn.
Sic Scnntorcn Touiccr mo Glopp,
mcId)c Die IiibrlnN III Der rcpublifG.
nild)cn 6nftion bobcn, iucldc bon fcis
ncm %Nmcnocmcnt ctluo& pillcn mill,
Qloubcn inmcr nod, olB Die 9iu ii
scr ulucrGnocrtcn Sorm bilrdgcictt
ncr0cn lolltc. mo cS int ibncn nod,
IlUlnc announcements iu~ntcl6rcitct nor
bcrL 81 hcrcn Nnnobmt lic iid) berclt
crllGrt bGttcn. Sic nr, Oeu am Mors
TAG lpicocr cine Gonictclr nit ocnl
F%rGii0Cntcn hobCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
In Mcrifo crmproct.

YiSmord Il, NJ. /. Mor5. -
Is miro bierber 6crid)tct. cob IlfreO
pon Stci0cr, Scr Sobn elmer bcfonE'
in 6omilic III 6ronfSurt a. NJ, 10
cben in Werifo bon Dudui, Snoionerll
crnIoroct morocn lit. Iie Snoioncr
bupobncn bic Nergc Der Rropin5 bon
Sonoro, iuobin lid De Monn bcge'
ben bate, INN 9ergbon g(nGclcgen.
bcitcn 81 unterilthcl. Tct @ctootctc,
rclhcr ocn 5itcl Baron i!lbrtc, mor
il @ilton, NJ, oniiiit0 unb bottc
iriiber cine 6orm aciilhr1. Spotcr
bottc or Die Hed)tc ltil6irt un0 Iid) ais
Nrpofut ctoblirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Yns bonn Snncrn MarpIano'S nno
Den a%ngrcn5cnocn Staatcn.
9cmofrutiid ) y ri III d t.
NAH [.

= { III OF rnfl d) c y r Ill ar
~ y |.
Sn Sogcratopn bobcn hic Gcnto.
frotcn lol0cnoc Nominotioncn fir
bic Wltni5ipolmnbl gcrroht: 'iir
Mopor 3ronf ". Wiib iiir Stoot'
rotb Wm. $. Stortmon IN Der 5luei.
ten @orb, Sobn II. NbAm9 in Der
briitcn @orb mo Charles e. 9om.
man in Der 4. Worb. Sr, Wtiib, Der
Mopors Gonoioot. lit sur ,3cit Erdli.
bent Der Shulbcb0rbc bon @oibing'
ton.Gountp.
Com II orSmobl
On BORT Icpoiit bobcn Ole Niir.
ger folgcnoe Scrrcn III elnmmillorcn
%erpdblt: Gopio u. Nrmitron0. So6n
q. Sonnort, Nultcr s. ct. Clair.
Sioiob ". WurliIL y. i. acap Sbo.
mos $. Wurrop unO &enrp 7. Bono.
3ebn Sabre Ii d. bans.
ST. Cumberland mltr0C bic Ncge'
rim Carrie Simpion bon @ostuel bel
Mepcrsbolc ST. jcbn Sobtcn 3udlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Wrbcitey =. Scrcins Gqlcnocr.

federation Of 2ubor" Ser
iommllln0en jeben Mlttiuod gGeab
IN scr nTcdabitcsSuIle."
yWtobclorbeitcr . Union Nr. 1888,
Il. .. of e. Ii. s." - GcriommllIng
jeOcn &onncritog i'm n2nbor : 2D.
cclln," Nr. 10tt, SIt.goltiruorcitr.
ygicr . guSfoDrcr . Union Nr.t73"
- ScriannllaIl9 icoc1 nnocrcn
Sonntd1.
.Woi0iniiten- mo Gai3cr Union
- Merchandising icOcn an6crcnG Glen.
ltag.
.Wctgcr . Union Ger. 90" - Ser.
iammlrng icoen anbcrcn Sonntag
i'm WpEat. Nod,nlitiags, i'm .2abor.
2pceum."
y9ouIdreincr . lluion Ger. a" -
Scriammlltng icbcn' Gonnerltag i'll
y2abor . 2ucellm."
yGiiier . Union" - Gcrinmnlung
icoen anocren 0icnitag, gbcnos nm
s ithr. i'm y2nbor.2nccum."
,Wiuiitcr.llnion' - Scriommllin9
ieocn cri,cn 0relto1 inn Monot, Tor.
mittagS, IN Der ,Wtc6onieS' Sole.
"Slit. mo G%appenmndcr /. Union"
- Sicrionmlling jcbcn Sa:nltas IN
Nr. 915, SitErutiItrabc.
uaNgcmciner grbeitcr . aronfcn.
llntcrltiiSungS-Gcrein bon Slt.9aItI.
more" = Serinmmlurg ieocn 9icn.
Itno in @oocnitcincr'S SoQe. Nr.1234.
Oit : Snpctteltrabc.
,Vroiidrbeitcr Union Rr. 8" -
gcriammlung ieOcn anbcrcn Conn.
tag, WadmittagS, I'M r2abor . 2p.
ceum."
.VGder . Union Tr. SO" - Ser.
Iammlung ieocn 5pciten INTO picrten
SamItog i'm Wonot, M6cnbs s ltbr,
i'm .Sabor,2 pceum."
yNrbciter . Granfen- uno Stcrbe.
Safe, Brand sc" = Gcriammluuo
jcOen lesrcn Montag i'm Wonnt i'm
.2a6or = 2ycellm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

bolts lucgen Grmoroung ser 10 Sab.
re oltcn Goihmeiitcrin Nnnic 6rieo.
lcin pcrurth1ilt. 9ie 9tcgcrin mar
cifcriil6ti9 ouf sic EoitmciItcrilt,
melhc tic bcifuloi9te, OoB lie NIT
bCm @ottcu Der Ncgcrin cine Sic6-
id)oft rmtcrJolte. Scr NcQcr lit Cit
@orhicr mo itebt in Dem Nufc, Elm
@otborio 5t icin.
Spfcr 0cs q aoltnS.
&n Grp Nln, Moibington.Gountp.
C%rplooirtc in ocn @0lbCn oc3 Sri.
emma Ncnocr cine Same nit Nolo-
lin, mo Scr iIilili0e Stoif icbtC 0u9
10 Sabre olte WtdOd]cn in 6lommcn.
sri. Ncrncr crIitt iolfc idIimmc
V~rononunhCrL Dab lie 5cGn Shinbcn
ip0tcr ltorb. Sic bate nna @oiolin
IN Dos Gclcr 0ic6cn po0rn, nm c@
ldnelcr brcnncn 5l mubet.
u . d cine llntcrlufuuN.
Nr N01CrStulun hut man cine @iQ
nuaorbcjtcn lolicn, luorir Sic @cict
1cbung crird)t miro, c'rc llnterili-
dung oca &crtniliS Der Hfticn Der
Baltimore SGio.9obn," mcIdlc int
@c'ib pom Northumberland ipu.
rem. all5llorGnen. Gas Gouu1tp mill
$1,000 fiIr 0icicn ,}luCd >~tlpiQiNcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

me Hia't w%iiiars.b n1 Utan"e,H"s' itim" rc e,
ocn 90. Innuar 1906. SD beIdssia!Gc s.s.yiL,
oab Soritcbenbes elm pabrbc!ts sc!reie- Fits.
5ig ans hem gisipciie hes Ser. :5atsu' 3pciac5
ber ,Yulatine Snf. 60" sen HsxSDG tis ,lIn
81. Sc6ember 1905, ipie ct In oic!cgi Si.reaI
einGcrcibt iporoer, 1T.
Beat. n. G.safs,
Ber'mbcrutgs '9onttntifir.
(b5 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

mcrOcn ErGiioent Golon. &iccsYr0ii.
ocnt @ollingbom mo ScfretGr
GOODS, Die lid %bctonrtIidj nod I'M.
MGR ais Die redtmGbiNrn @comttl
iiibIcll, iid sir %gcnonntcn &criomms
hing ciniinocn llno ibrs FI0Bc bean.
iprlld)Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Yleibcn felt.

Yitt9burg, Yo. 4. 0tdr5. 49,
Sbgleid Trdiiocnt WiitGltl bon bell
.llnitco Dtinc @orfer5 0cn bon ibm!
iiir obgcleBt erfldrten &lnmten oe3
Yittsbur9er Iiltrifts fe'ne Ginln'
rung ~ benz an 10. 0S. HtS. III S1'
oionopolia . itnttiinocrOcn Gonpent
Ger @rnbenarbeiter juienoen lieb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

(65.G2,o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Gunbcniirter NuewciS ibcr ocn stauo Der ,St
Ynui sire nno MARINE Sui. 60" pon ct
Iaul, Wiiun., mn 81 Ecjcmbcr 1905.

@cfamintc sueefinnScuc Glrtbdbcn 4,5G7,341U7
Vcrbinolitteitcu
Wnipriibe (9tcttu) PSI COST
llnbc5abItc NcrIlitc H..
Ntht ~filigcFr1micn 2~.42O.Gii.G7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Scfammte decentralization nit
Nlioiinbmc hcS NnpiidIS. ..... .
@inbcSnbIicS @rmhfnpiiul ..... |
llcbcrihub iihcr uuc &crbiuhlih,
llcbcrfbub fir EoIiccu Snbubcr I
fCllclt -, |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Suhn NranS,e uSader.Nerberae."

vi. 10, NartilDns, nnBe NrIin1ton'Str.
@ru. SiiniDer, IT.. NrausGD.'S @ier am
Supf. gSnrmer HlInf6 bon IL bis 1 ubr
gtudnlltta9S. sIe beutfben Bidder fro
gum Vciufe einaelaocH. 9. X B.tIele'
pGun Wtt. Scrn1n 603 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Canton mnS StsflaubtOpn II,

Ggrinn'S canton 9teberfrnuS.Sane,"
Shbwct.Gfc 3. Str. II. Sait.stuc,, canton
0uuptduurticr bcs misunderstanding.
SiiIRituroe icoeu Miittrpph g;bero. Ser
iluN 9thcItb, p~YtniionuI"sN.'r am Sapf.
@6eiupculcsIcICpbuE Bnlfe 1853 s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Gr. lt20 unb 1i22, Sarfurp.N ueuue.
Saltpi0unrtier ocS r1b1liusWtdnner6ors".
Sale rno Som nerQurtcu bills 81 bcrs
mieibcn. 8utcr Ilnb iiir gluiicrnrG iien,
6einite GctrdnTe. 6reisNopl. =. Il B.
2cIepbpu - mt Wsrfun 1860 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

TuroOitsGde ocr 2o,u. nno Sprrcit.Str.
SuliptuuarticI oeS Wefuugoereins pWielps
bic. Stngiilmloen ichen Sonncrftu9glbcno.
&criammlun9cn hes nSen.cntiial Wiepeers
Gcrcin9" icoen 2. lilo a. Sisnita9 i'm
9tDltut. 3clcpbun - Wit. YcrItol 1865 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Gr. 1t0i, 8otb.Ge .9ueune.
Ser .giurbpit SuIincrludbreHoer 9uuoeteIu
bon baltimore" p|cridmnteIt lib bier ies
Den Woninp. - @eorae Nrebm x Cons
&icr am 3apt, mad hcuti6er Irt olreft
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Ghniot's y@imeutrauS.Sole,"
Hdr 4. uuh NuuuhsS trdGe

S%uuptdnuriier nes r@abern str. sllut. .8er'
|. Gins" nGiderfrnu5s Snmc1pereins,~ r@ans
. ton Sirmlerlp. W1ir uIo 9cibsNcreinS,"
|, :,9cnilhe @emiitblthIclt, ,g9ciell9nIicoe'
= 8. g." Strides Qier 8u ieher 3eti.
9. & H..lCIspbnn = gNnIfe 2h01 g3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

OIWI bUItIf
VT. 1924, .SnlttMurc.S iraRc.

Simmer an Serrcn Al permietbcn. 6cinite
Gciriiie unS gSetnc, "Vab.&teto,N raIle'
rei"sHier. SerfamnlluBssgo,dl nes st
goinb0 rbttr. SmncrtuIbrenbcn 9al' mn
Geibpcre!ns". 9bei s2cl. 2Solfe 2552 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Scrlanst I'M A%lgcmeinrn.
9cntinrs arbcits. " od,,uci,uuns .sRreau,
StcnenacindJc


Stclicaciudl:
Sin observation-disclosures Scuiibcr iu6t SicHuuN
in Ctncr 6ufbllnH non Nrnuereis mo SSirtb
tdMttS g~triiIcln. Siicrtcn bcIicbe man il
norcl'lrcu: n&. M.," Gorrcippnocnt.S Hicc.
Stcilcgciudl:
Gin iul9cr Wintl fuht Steuc ais deItcr
noer icHitigc NcfhditiaIug. GuGiutrUaCn In
Hr. ti0t, Tccatur.s trnRc, 2ueuit. Euint.
(63-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Bntbnbeu.
@rinbciaetibum i'm NCiiB bcr
Gontpuanie ................ $1,000. 90
@Oputbcfers SarlcDcI uuf 0rnltbcis
Ncnibum .................... 2lt. O00.O 90
glfticn mo SbIipntiuncIt, SiDcns
ibum Der Gompdpuic. ........t 2, 126, col As
gnar I'M Sllredlt ino in Der Wunf sos, 705. 60
glgciticlt Nilun5cn. ............ 942, 500. 05
6illiac mn ni'9cIauicuc 5inieu
inn Miictbcn ................ 50,iS0.3t
Mnritpcrtb oct gliticu uib SbIis
~Gnttoncn iihcr ben NubiucriD.. 205, 1856
Nrlitos @libubcn .$14. 0Gt. 1886
Hidt inacitanbcuc Wntbabcu.
gNcntcll NilnnSet orct
uhCr mebr Wtuudte
iuuig ............. $S,G53.37
- S,G53.37
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

gSie BADEN bod 10 groBc @eipnlt
Die fleincn M0rtd)cn: nell lno alt
@ic pieles lobt uno preiit man germ.
Nltr neil's antit-nlr mcil's moOerl.
Tur Die Stluroc begliidt,
$50 GriiiQlmg 1ein&5iinifen 9efront.
@as lid bellte ent5iidt,
Morgen bit I'll es lfon %geipobnt.
pdTe snr gciie ms Nuslano beiurgt 80.
Jiaine, sr. 413, Cit Baltimore trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

@Cfnrinitc 5ltpciinnoCnc Sribnbcr IA .052, j20. 80
@crbinolihtcitcn.
lnbc5ubIic Tcrluiic II.
Nnlprit6e (icttu). &c.. 62G, 6G3.SS
gtibt ucroicntc @rds
miCn. total ....... 3 ,2G5,Ss4. %
SNldrc, Wiicibcti, llIs
foitcu etc. ......... 4.G75I7
Committeeman. ltuflcrs
a~cbiibrcn ctc. $3.50. 3S.0l7.l4
Hid NcrlidcrIng dno
. Niid Brimicn 49,. 75,O05.39
ScinnInte Standardization, nit
Nuonubmc ocS SapiiulS. ...... Gt09, St5.St
@tHhcSdbItcS Writiioinpitai. ...... 1000, 600. 90
ltchcribnb aller &crbiHolibicitct 6.di2,674.7S
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-02-15
JURY HUNG, NOT CoNvCTS
TRIAL OF SLAYERS OF PRISON
GUARDS FAILS.
The Court at Jefferson City, Mo-,
Thinks Some of the Jury Must
Have Law of Their own.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. 10.-The
jury in the case of Convicts Vaughan,
Ryan and Raymond, charged with kill
ing Penitentiary Guard John A. Clay,
was dismissed at 1 p. m. by Judge Mar
tin, having made a report that they
could not come to al agreement. The
jury stood nine for conviction of
Vaughan, Ryan and Raymond, and
three for acquittal. On convicting
Vaughan alone, the jury stood ten to
two for conviction.
The jurors who held out for acquit-
tai said that they thought that Clay
might have been killed by an acciden-
tai shot from one of the guards.
The case will be retired March 5.
Judge Martin, in ~discharging the jury,
took occasion to criticise the jury, or
certain members of it, though he de-
MED any intention of criticism.
After leaving the bench the judge
said: ut is very evident that some
juror has a code of laws which he has
set up, or rather he has set up opinions
what the law ought to be and has fol-
lowed that instead of the law as it is"
1T is possible some juror might have
been impelled to a certain degree by
an admiration for the nerve of the con-
victs in their bold attempt at escape,
but | ami more inclined to the opinion
that the jury was hung on some one
member who wanted to make the law
according to his own notions, rather
than follow the law as it is"
None Were more surprised at the
failure of the state to obtain a prompt
conviction, with the death penalty,
than the accused convicts. Ryan has
repeatedly expressed the belief that he
and his two comrades would be speedi-
ly hanged, and neither of the others
has shown hope of any other termina-
ton for the trial.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-02-15
-FOUR HUMAN LIVES LOST
About n Dozen Others Injured. Some
Fatally, As the Result of o
Fire In Portland, Ore.

Portland, Ore, Feb. 12.-Four persons
are known to have persisted and IL
were injured in a fire which swept the
district of frame buildings between
Morrison and Adler, East Water street
and the river Monday morning. The
district included several lodging houses.
The fire started at 3:45 a. m in the
Mount Hood saloon, and burned with
great rapidity.
The buildings were built On pilings.
A draft carried the flames under the
roadway of Morrison street, burning
the approach to the bridge. The frame
structures on both sides of the road
way soon were blazing. Boats along
the water front quickly moved out into
the river out of danger.
The dodgers were driven from the
rooms in their might clothes. and had
narrow escapes.
L. DAILY. a man about so, was fatally
burned. Before expiring DAILY stated
his wife and two children persisted in
the flames. He was awakened by the
flames licking his face.
Davis wood yard buildings were
badly damaged. There is a great hole
in the Morrison street bridge. All build
ings on the west side of Water street,
on two corners, are destroyed.