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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08
ENTERTAIN AT EucHRE FOR
VISITING GENTLEMEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bidwell enter
tanned a few friends last night COM
plimentary to Mr.. s. j. McRae and
Mr.. Glider H. Payne.
Progressive euchre was played and
after the games elegant refreshments
were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Bidwell, Miss Louise Biebig-
hauser, Miss Hazel Biebighauser, Miss
Minnie Hollifeld. Miss Mamie Sanoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Brandon, Mr..
L. Griffin, Mr.. A. J. McRae, Mr.. Glider
H. Payne, Mr.. George w. Moore, Mr..
Gus Villa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08
eUCkiliNGHANaIilOiulAND
WEDDING AT PARSONAGE.

Miss Bette Buckingham and Mr..
Jesse Holland were quietly married
in the Palafox M. K. parsonage last
evening.
Rev. w. @. Vreeland the pastor Off
ciated in the presence of a few
friends, the bride being prettily
gowned in white.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08
REGULAR U. D. C. MEETING
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT FIVE.

Pensacola Chapter, U. D. c., will
hold the regular meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock, at the residence
OF the president Mrs. A. e. McDavid,
$40 West Gregory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08

Louis Alfred, Irvine Anderson, Jake
Seveson, Henry and James Thurman
Jim Church, Joe Wise, Chester Olsen,
and Willie Caro-.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08
YOUNG MEN ENTERTAIN ON
The GLORIOUS FOURTH.

"a party Of young men secured
teams and carried a number OF
friends in the country, going early on
the morning of the Fourth, spending
glorious day feasting on water
melons and other good things, and re.
turning about p m.
The hosts were Mr.. Desmond West
mark, Mr.. Roy Dykes, Mr.. Everett
Smith, and Mr.. Gus Johnson; and
their guests were Miss Milly, Miss
Eff1e and Miss Susie Everett, Miss
Gladys and Miss Tonnie Smith, chap
eroned by Mrs. w. J. Roberts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08

The regular Tuesday afternoon tea
end dance at the Country Club takes
place as usual this week. Last week
the attendance was largely made up
of the jolly crowd at the Old Mill
Inn and a few society people from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08
MISS BuANCH McHUGH
SURPRISED HER GUEST

Thursday evening Miss Blanch Nc
Hugh arranged avery pleasant and
successful surprise for her guest Miss
Henican of New Orleans.
When Miss Henican returned from
drive she found the rooms beauti-
fully attractive and a score of young
people at once began to arrive, pre-
ceded by string band that played
until midnight for dancing.
There was other music and singing
including solo by Miss Henican.
Altogether the evening flew on such
Joyous wings that midnight and
Home Sweet Home" came all too
soon. A~SE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08

Glenn Miller, Messrs. Chapman, Lang
ford, Colly, Bob ana Cam Fillingim,
NJ. j. DAILY, and Pat Struggled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08

town and along the bayshore, neither
the military posts nor the navy being
represented. The society people at
the Inn filed the seven o'clock car
going down.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08

Miss Cora Hunt is home from a de-
lightful 3 visit in Athens. Her
brother Mr. Dudley Hunt returned
several days ago.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
QPntfhInn6.
@erlIr. 5. 2eaenlb.

@or ser @uoget.aommiiiion oes
9ieihstogs tbeiIte 6elte Der @ouuer-
ueur fir 2eutiA Sii0meit 9lirifa,
Serr bon Sinoequiit. nit, oaB iuiter
Dem Giniluiie Der @liIiionqre it'd bis
ictt 1900 bis 10000 8ereros er.
gebeu babeu.
gr iagte nGie Qolitif Ser Reqie.
rimg iit ben @ingeborenen aeierUa.
tioneu 5u geben. 1bnlid oenen Der
decentralization SSn0ioner. es
mer0en ober Sruppen u0tbiq iein, iie
III beuaden, ga Ser angeborene song
Oergngeboreuen 5u l1ngebun0enbeit.
2iebita5l uno giaub 81 itart lit. ais
0aB au3une5men mare. iie mur0en
Elm rubiges, arbeitiomes 3aiein be.
oinnen. Ger @erero.1iItrift ut ncl.
liq ru6ir. ober i'm Suoeu iin0 nod
etpa 800 8itbois auf Dem auegs.
piaoe.~
o. SpabH (Geutriun) be1ntraate
cine 8errIugarrlg oes aolonial.
6eeres aiif 2j00 U2aun, uber Sou.
bernelu ron Ginoequiit iagte, ar
itimne init Gberlt IeInling, Dem
aommanoeur ser Gruppen in Gaitidl
Suomeit 4frifo. therein, Der 5000
g2oun fir erioroerlid bolt.
Berlin, 5. De3.
Die preuBiide Regisrung bat 0en
6naeRsr 9ompropit uao ahoitolifhsn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
Su GIiftOu, 9lri5g iOacn inioIse zines
9amm6ruds 80 @enidlen in ben
5lut6eu HmsciommeH isiH.
au6ri6tsn ipdrIi6.
Slae SelegrapbcH. nRS Selrpbun-
Sra6tc lissen OaruieSer. Sine &ridc
it fOrtgeid)wemmt.
SIri5Oua's srORte 5Int9.
ghoenir, glri3., 5. Ge5.

9pnoeltI, ALi3s 2. &e3,
Sier eiugegungeuen 9erihten 5u-
ioIge mluoe Die Staot Clifton poH
eiHer g9onerilutb 1eluigeiudt in rUel
der 90 glenlden ibr Seben Oerloren.
@iels @eb0uoe mlr0en jerltort mo
Gileu6abngeleiie Der 9lri5oua &9llegi.
can 8abu iii beOeuten0er Sauge Ueg.
gerilien.
Clifton, cine 5taOt BON $500 Sin.
uobnern, lie9t in einen engen Gbal
nabe DER oItlideu @reu5e pou Virgo
uo. 2ie t5lutb ioa 0lirh clnen
Gammbrub Oeruriabt ipor0en jelu.
Die drmere &laiie Ser SeoOltorrng
mobut i'm Gbaie Greet Canon mo ut
Der @eTo6r am meiiten ousaelcBt.
Gl 4aiO, Seras, 5. De3.
Sin SeIegramm an Den p!6eralo'
aus m2orenci, 2[ri5., beiagt: Die erIten
gerihte ii6er oie lle6erI9nemmung in
@liftou (Qtrisona) fiuo polIauf 6eitd
tigt. WEan ipeiB beitimmt, naB IA
UlenT6enle6en Derloren 9sgangen Iin0,
Die gild 8alIe1 gdHt lift idper be-
Idd0igt un0 oiele QdOen auF Ser Dit
ieite 0es 5luFts fno 3erItort, Der Ga
iino Stub ue6Tt aegelbabuen 1T in
Iriimmern Die 2euts tompiren ali
Sen 8erga66dnaen. Der Shaotn Be-
trdgt nab m6Bi9er Sddbuug $100,s
600. Synfolge Der 5lut6 muB Die Sta0t
pielIeidlt nd6 einem 6ober aeleQenen
guntte perleqt iDerOeu. sic lit an Ser
DliiuOung 0es ghaie Grest in Sen
ct. 5raHciseD Riber aelegen. gs iinS
nod feline 5elsgrapbenordbte mad
Glifton i'm 9strisbe.
3ucIon. ari5., 5. De3.
Die geitrige 5lutb in Der 9egsnb
ron clifton mar cine Der iGlimmiten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
8tuuItdtL
QAaiaInaton. 5. -.

QuF @eraHlahuag beg 5armers
Games aiug nurOea As gy5sitsr in
6aft oenommn, bic Dou ter geHnIniz
6cnia gipe Zines 6ompanB bei9atist
pur6en. um Ro5rn 0urb oas 2ano
Dss Earmers gu lsssn. Der ba5a isias
giumiQi1ung nitt hersebsn pouls.
alma, 5sr 1uf Bic Geute ssfb01tn
batts. bod o6ne 81 treffeH, purbe uns
tsr S15O08argi3aft osn 9robgsi8p0a
rengn iibsrlpiefen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09

Mom. 8. 81,

Dian 1T bier Der 2tuii4t. 0aB Oer
&uroinal GDpp, Der beute uab Berlin
a6rsilte, cine 0snti9rift mitnabm. in
Der Ole Quil9tsn 0es 9atitans ii6er
Die 9olenfrage in greuben nieoergelegt
iino. 9ieie 9arlegungen oiirften bon
bstrddtIi6em Ginflub auf Oie Der
5an0lun9en iein, Oie 3piI6en bem 9u-
titan uno Berlin iiber Sic geIebun1
0es Our6 ben Soo 0es NlOniignore b.
Std6lensti freiseporoenen gr3bi.
ihofsiiBes GHeisRzppien sefii6rt per.
Sen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
Ra@tatt2
6a3ls6urii, UliT., 5. 0e3

9egen 6rau Qngie groioug, o,s
einer dngeiebensH 5amilie aHgeISrt
uno unter Der Qlntlagt Oes WorOes
Ite6t, begann beute ser pro3eB. Gle
eridob am 25. Qooembtr 1905 Den
Dr. 3. 8. Butler in oefeu Office 81
g1onthelo, g}ih. lle6er 0ieIen gors
gang III nur 10 oiel belannt. oaB ia
i'm 8or3immsr 10 laHgs partets, bis
Der qatieni. peIAer otu Qr3t toniuIa
tirte, T6 entiemt bate. Damn oHa
nete iie bic 16iire unO ieuerte fiiHf
S6ii6e auf oen 2lr3t o6. Sie iiber,
lieferts iid5 0em Sbsrtif ertldrte, OaB
iie ole Shat begiHg. peigsrte iicb a6er,
elm Uotib on3uaeben.
Gs 6eiBi, oab @erleumoung iis 5u
ser Ibat trieb. einigg 1aqe Dor benz
Wor0e ma9te iie siHeH SelbitmOr0Oers
iuh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
3ugentgltifung.
Salt Qdte GitD, lltab. 5. De3.

qofagisr3ug 30. 4. 0itli6 fabrenO,
(0tr Io9enonnte 2ltlantic GrpreB Der
Union gacific 9abn) ent9lsiits beute
na6e Sci G9urh 8uttss. W9o., l40
Weilen 0hli6 BON Ogden. lltob. Gic
ben Berioneu nuroeH bsrleBt. Pa6
bier eingelaufenen 8erihten Iinb bier
S6lafpngeu umgsItiir3t. uno 3Dei an
oert mnggoHs pur0en quer iiber Die
Sbieuen geipOrfgn. Der llnfaa III
nd6rI6einli4 bura 0as 3erbrehen Il.
nes Reifens peruriaat. Der 3uq Iol
nit 60 Meilen GeIhpiH0iqteit aefa6.
rem iein, ais li6 Der llnfua ereignete.
Sin 6ulis5us 1T Don epanitou. 0pp.,
abueidnot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
8ranfreia.


Gie 9lntiportreoe ocs Gertbei0iaers
6es 6raIen @alteuane un0 ieiuer ge.
ibie0geu Satin gegen Sic fIageri.
fdlen @laubiger nabm 0ie goH3e
Gisunq 0e5 tribunals Ser Seine
in aniprub. 9Raitre Gruppi er-
fIdrte, oaB sic 5oroerungcn fir
2ieierungen mo on 93uh9 iinien
nit groBan 8eifid ourd)dnauoer
qemengt moroen pdren 2a6d mie.
oerhoIte Ct Die 8ereitpiGiqfeit Der
@loounIe @nua @oulo (geiAie0ene
@rdfin Gaiteuane), ale ebrlihen
'6oroerlmgen 81 bcfrieoigen. Gr er.
ts.Sste aber aud ,oaB cine nuaeluei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
DerR ReDoltet
St. Qnnis. 81 -.

q, NUUIs, p. Dt3.
GalDin 9rate, sin BassnpuBsr fir
ois guaman gar 60, tam eeftern
Qlben0 lpdt naa 6auie uno dIs er
Ieine arau in Gsisaihaft oes 5sSas,s
ipirt6s BoreIt SAP trof, iaoB er 6ieS
ZEN uie6er. Damn siRs sr nod ScHl
sour GoRrss unD I.gisrte ii5 aus. y
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09

Qrotonator 9ori5sspti, lopie oen DO
iensr @eibbii9oI uno @eusrolpitar
Or. 2itopsti, pelbe BON Den bei0en
Dnmtop,teln gu 8erlpeisrn Der @r3s
ot03eie eaeienzgolen gepd6lt poroea
inO, als iol6e beitdtigt. Die 8efdtis
guHg oes Wei6bii9ofs Or. 9itopstt
bat einige lle6erraIdung beroorgerus
fen, 0a oieier ais Ole Seele oes &ams
pies 9egen ben 9ebrau6 Der OeutlAen
Sprahe BEL Dem 3eligionsunterri9t
in Den 8oltsl9ulen gilt.
Garlsru6e, 5. 0e3.
Der Brins &drl Don 9aoen iit i'm
2(Itsr uon ii6er IA Syabyen aus Dem
2e6en gei6ieoeu. (grin3 3arl mar
nm 9. gidr3 1882 ge6oren unO Ser
iun8Fe 8rlOer Oes regisren0en @roB=
ber3o9s frieOri9 pou Baden. Gr mar
preuBii9er 9enerul Ser &dbalerie unO
4rdii0ent Der eritea bo0ii4en 9amz
mer. @m II. Dldr3 1871 psrmdbIte
er iib in morgonatiIder g6e nit Ser
Srdfin RoIalie bon 9bena, geb. s5reiin
ron 8euit, un0 Oieier G6e lit Elm
Sobu. Der Graf 5rieori5 BON 36ena,
Qtta66 bel Der 0euti6en 8oti6dIt in
2onooH, entiproKeD.
MSiin4en, 5. 8e3.
Die betannte Sen0liager 8ir9e lit
Don 8er6rehern gepliiaOert uno gez
i9dn0et noroen. Wie 8anodlen bdz
ben 0ie unboloe in oem @oites6auIe
gepiit6et Sic bdben Die MeBQepdns
Der 3erihnitten uHo aelae tpie &ru3iz
fire 3ertriimmert. Sdmmtlihs ool0es
men Qlurgerdtbe iiH0 BON i6nen ges
raubt por0en.
(Die Stride in 0em felt 1877 nit
Uliinthen pereiuten 9orort SsnOlinaen
lit betannt Our4 oas MauerbilO 3ur
Grinnerung an oen Shmie0 BON 80
del, sen 6eloen in ser Sen0Iinaer
8duerni6la9t am 25. December
1903.
Berlin, 5. Ge3.
Inter Sen Sriin1mern Der olird
cine @rploiipn 3erit0rten 9uburitFa6rif
Sci Qnnen in @eitfalen Bat man
05namifpdtronen gefuHoen. trob Dem
iolds bort ipeOer ge6raudt, nod
uberhaupt gebaltcn mltroen 7i5
lluteriuhung bat 6orgetban, 6as Sic
&atronen ans Der benadbartcn o..
nomitfabrif itammten. Die goIi,ei
6emiiht iib ieet Die Srage su Ioicn,
.mer 0os 8unauit in Die Roblfris,
fabrif gebrabt bat.
Berlin, 5. 9e7.
Ser Sberleutnant sur See Sieper5
BON 0em fleinen areBer ,02eoulaD
lit non 0pm 0iarinegGidJt in QieI an
einer @efoHQuibiiraie pon 5uei QRo.
naten berltrtbeilt iDor0en neil er
ii6er feline Gerbdltniiie gele6t, Sdll.
ben gemad)t uno oieie1bafia6e ourls
cine falide 9lelouus 81 ueridlcierH
OeriuGt bat.
5amburg, 4. 0e3.
Die 6amburg.Qmeriia Qinie Dat
3pei Dor 61rIan0 e Wolf fix 0ie
.Snterndtional Rarine Gompanp@ qss
bdute 9ampFer gstauft uno fir 6en
5amburgsJlep gorter 8trtebrsoienIt
6enimmi. Die bsi0sn Shiffe BADEN
cine D1HeroerbrGrqung bon ie 10000
5onnen. laufen IA Bis Is U2silen ano
foaen bic 9amsu Berlin un0 G5icago
srbdltsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09

songsr, 5. 9e5.

Der omeritdnii9e @eianots Gum.
mere i'll bier aus f5e3 eiugeirofieu.
IS 6eiBt, 0aB Der Sultan auf Sen
Rat6 Ots itdlieniihen unO ameritani=
I@en @eIan0ten bierbertommsn miro
um sen 8efe6ls6aber Oes fran50iiidsu
GeI6lpaoers, Soudaro. gu begriiBen
0dmit iou Sen UtuIelmdnen bepieier
peroen, 0aB Ser Sultan Ods ipdnii9.
fran50iiI9e programm billigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
Der trante UlGufefd.
Qittsburo, Bd., 3. Te2.

Glus 6er S6ultsr zines MauleIds,
Ser neqn zines @eiapulites opsrirt
puy0e, 5og Der 5bierar3t einen bai5,n
Doadr in 5ilber. ulon nimmi an,
Oas nas Gel0itid f9 i'm Juttsr be.
FaR6 uno nit bsri6tudt Dur0s. Dag
5bier, ipeL9es oOrbsr labmts, TT isst
uoaRSRois ssluno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09

g]olo6ama, 4. SCI

Das Raf66aus, sin Grinnsruags
7ei6en an osn 9sila, GslAsn 6er
general grant 6er Staot abftatttie.
III nisOeree6rannt. Die uria4e 6ss
aeusrs fOnRts uo4 Eiat teitgsitsai
nsrosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
a pan.
Qonoon. 5. 0ea.

NUIUUNl ., Lt0-
Ser Sotio'er 9orreIponoent Ser
,Simes" telsgrapbirt oieIer. DAB Den
nuume6r borliegen0eu Pldnen na9
0as iapanii6eSeer um nabe3u so BRO.
sent DerItdrtt per0en Ioa. Die 3abl
Ser 9ipiIiouen iit BON 13 auf 19 81
brinqen unb ferner IiuO cine 8ei6e
BON neuen 9lrtilsries uno 9abdaeriez
8riqa0cn Su I9affen. 8enn oas
gan3e Programm CUR 9ur9fiibrung
QtIaugt 1T, poriiber mebrsreSdbre 0ers
0e6en OirTten, miro Sopau i'm Stanoe
Iein, 10000 0lam in's 6el0 81
ileQsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09

ieue 3abluHgsfriit beiuiaigt meroen
niiiie Deil ieiler &lientil augeE.
blidli6 feline MiitteI SIR Serfiiplng
itdnOen. sir Die rieiigen @uhsr.
idul0au fiibrte ser 9lnualt ialeBs
li9 ans. sic Der @raf Our6
ieine maBIoie Seri6Denoung aHge.
bauit babe, Tonne gla0ame @oulo
Hidt baitbar gegdlten per0en.
8aris, 3. 0e5.
Ser bieiiae iopaniihe 8eiau0te
anrino, Der als 8ertreter SSapauS
oen iaponiitpamerifaRiideu 9ertrag
nom 1894 obidloB, iprod iid ilber
ste 9iuifdiiung oeS San 6raueiscoer
Snulilreits in Der 9oti6ait Oes Era-
FOenten 9iooieoelt dlBerit beirie0i8t
aus.
&aris, 5. 2e3.
9ie iehr be0euten0e ameritanijne
@tniu6r pon 8aumpoueiduen mo
9aummoueiamen0I iii BON eiHem
3oue beoro6t, Der Dem @eihdft Elm
euoe 5u nadcu i'm Siauoe lit. Sic
Observation-Disclosures perla1gen eineu
bohen SdliB, neil 2os 8mmuuoIle
ialnenol are 5abrifotc Uom YEarfte
ber0rdnat. Gie 3oafomniiiion oes
Observation-Disclosures bat bei@lohen.
6ie Grbobun9 oes 3oues ouf Baum.
moaelameu nuf feds 6rauten mn
oif @omHmoaeiamcnol auf 5molf
6ronfn iiir ie 100 StilOgraum 81
erboben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
Gferfn@t
eprinaiieIo. DO. 5. Ges.

2 pfIIIIT WtU5 ?. 10.
Ser @rieitrager t5arlauo 9}oore,
tpeldler aeitern 9lbeuo Clara @eit er.
ihnR. neil tie ton niAt beirat5ea
moate. bat iih Oeu ge6or6en 9ciielt
Gr nill Die 3bot aus eiieriubt be.
dauaen baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
Gt0B1id geFOrben
qonispiae. &n.. 3. 9ea.

6euie Rahmiitag, ais Ct an llnions
8abn60f faa6, uno auf ieiHeu 3u5
mart.te. nit 6em er IN ieiHe 0eimatb
fahren nollte, fiel 0er 8entier Bsisr
Sofmon aus GlsDelano, g., plosIi4
toDt I'm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
GngTan6.
Qon0on, 5. De3.

Der gGdl9ln9tpner Yrolenor &1rl
5au, pel9er f9 ieit Dem Z. RoDsmber
1isr unter Der Qlntlage Der @rmor0ung
ieiner S9piegermutier 5rau Mtplitor
in 8aOsnz9oOen in llnterIu9uu9s6aft
6efin0et, erI9ien pieoer i'm goli5eis
9eritt an 0sr BON ctr. 6au BAT It9
bolitdnOig t0rperli9 erbolt. Die @ats
I6ai0uHg oes neutrality-suspicious.
pur0e uieoer nm cine Wode perihos
Sen, Inn oen 0eutiAen 9eb0rOen Sc
le1enbsit 3ur observation-disclosures 0as
8eDeismateridls 81 bieten. Der Rihs
ter ertldrte, Oab oas borliegenoe 9ez
peismaterial bereits 3ur 8epiQigung
Deg Qluslieferungsdntra9e Qenii1e,
0aB Sic osuti9en 8eb0r0en dber nod
ni4t Oie Sp0esurIdfe Der 5rau Dloli-
tor FeItgefeGt bdtten, uno OaB Tie Die
iss 9eridumniB nddbolen noIlten.
6au leiOet gepaltig untsr ser Q(ufres
gung, Sn fsiHer duBeren grf9eiuuug
3ei1t Ii6 eine pollfdnoige 9erdn0es
mng. @r mar dber rubig uno 6eiabte
berihisOene 6ra9en Ieiues Rs9tsbeis
itan0ss, oh er bic gprgdnge Oss @ers
Tabrens peritsbe.
9on0on, 5. Sc3.
Ole 9anoniere oes &an5erfreu5ers
a0rafe", oc5 6loggihifies 0es inter
Dem 8efebl oes Rrir3en 9ouis pon
8attenberg itebenoeH britiiden 3luei.
ten atlautiifeu @eidpnOers. erSiel-
ten beim SdieBen NIT 90 un0 g.
3oQigen @eidiiben cinen 9lefor0. Sic
6otten unter 1873 Sdiiiieu LOG Sref'
ier.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
ym Gdufernobn.

Der 5inldnoer So6n aeiampa, Elm
Qlrbeiter, lief i'm betri6tsnen 3uitlnot
nit einem ReBoI0er in Der einen. eiH
Weifer in Der anotren 6an0 auf 0i,
Strafe uRo oerpun0ete mebrere Der.
ionen Gie GcriuuHoeten iino: ,lobr
5erlerp. Stto Madag, Gnil 5uppsr
Ulatt. 6ataliHen uno Gstar aaidiug
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-23
LETTER FROM DEAD Want LEGISLATION
Mccall Writes Letter to Orr Be- LaborPa Oetermnedo Remedy
fore Dying Grievances.
TELLsHOW HAMILTON WORKED CALL On CONGRESS TO ACT
Attend to Taxation and Lega Evils
Matters of the New York Party Will Elect Other
Insurance Company Who
Mccall Writes Letter TO Orr Be-
fore Dying.
TELLSHOW HAMILTON WORKED
States That He Employed Hamilton to
Attend to Taxation and Legisla-
tion Matters of the New York
Life Insurance Company.

NEW YORK, March 22,-Thc day be
fore he died. February 10TH former
President Mccall. of the New York Life,
wrote Il letter to Alexander f, Orr, presi-
dent of that company relative to the
conditions under which Andrew D, Ham
ilton was employed. The letter states
Mccall realizes he had but II slight
chance to recover, and wishes the condi
tiOns known as he would tell them if he
were here to be heard, He says he
employed Hamilton in 1895 to attend to
matters of taxation and legislation in
the United States and foreign countries.
Hamilton refused to accept the duty
unless ii was understood that no moneys
advanced him be accounted for Mccall
adds that whether his action was legal
or not will be left to others to decide
Mccall, however, believes it was and he
was clothed with full power to so act
and the interests of the company de-
manded that such steps be taken. .
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-23
PATHETIC SCENES ENACTED BY RELATIVES
PRESENT TIME FIFTEEN KNOWN TO BE DEADas IN
JURED, AND BETWEEN AN M1SSINC-ENT00MED
MINERS FAMILIES CROWD
WAITING F OR RESCUE

Ward, who was still in the mine, sent
out word that owing to the prevalence
of gas he was undecided whether to push
work into the sub hca 'ings for an hour
or 40.
The mine is being rapidly freed from
GA. and the rcscur work will be pushed
throughout the night.
After the explosion. officials began a
canvass to ascertain the number Of men
on the surface This resulted in finding
100. but it is believed many more ARE
outside, who ARE not accounted for. II
thi. Is not true, then seventy five men
utr in the mine with little hope of being
alive
The families Of the miners quickly
gathered at the opening and the pathetic
scenes always witnessed at such ncci,
dents wcrc enacted Several foreign
women insisted on going into the mine
and we've prevented only by force, Many
women were still lowering around the
opening at midnight notwithstanding the
weather Is bitter cold.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-23
Labor Party Oeterminedto Remedy
Grievances.
CALL On CONGRESS TO ACT
President Gompers Says if Congress Will
Not Remedy Labor Evils, Labor
Party Will Elect Other
Men Who Will

WASHINGTON, March 22-The exc
cutive council OF the American Fedora
tion of Labor today discussed the re-
Sponses of President Roosevelt and
Speaker Cannon to the bill of grievances
presented by them yesterday regarding
legislation affecting the labor interests
President GomperS said tonight If Con
grrss fails to remedy the grievances, the
Federation will appeal directly to the
people
In other words, he said the Federation
would enter the field of politics and urge
organized labor to elect men of their
own choosing and thus have personal
voice in the government. Gompers in
sists the council is right regarding the
statements in the bill of grievances, and
the conditions in the labor world every
where are the best proof of it's conten,
tions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-23
FOUND GUILTY.

NEW YORK. March p - Robert
Spriggs, colored, the proprietor Of a
resort where il /, alleged white women
were deaincd against their will, was
found guilty today on charge Of abduc.
tion. The testimony Of women wit
nc,.es was to the effect that they mad
while intoxicated. been taken to Sprigg-
resort and there, behind barred win.
dows and door, been held prisoners. One
woman testified she had been an inmate
of the house for five years.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-23
MURDERS HUSBAND.
Wife poufs Boiling Water Over Sleeping
Spouse.

san FRANCISCO, March y \ tclc.
phone message from Marlposa has
brought news of the horrible mnrdc, Of
man named Dedmou, the assassin be.
ing his wife. The crime wa, committed
in thcir home in Hear Valley, Mrs Drd
mon arose at : o'clock in the morning,
started II fire aud heated large pot of
water to the boiling point While her
husband lay sleeping quietly in brd she
poured the Scalling water over hi. head
and body. IIr struggled out of bed and
made an outcry, which attracted neigh.
hors to the scene. He made dying
statement that his wife had committed
the crime, but she said ITS none of
my work" The coroner has gone to
the scene, but the roads are bad and tcIr.
phone wires ARE down.