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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
Nus SGnsdcnS Nniiathcft.

Sertaner SanSd)en bat fir Die
oelltldlc Stlnoe eincn guflat 5u lic'
fern, oeiicn Sbcma Ser gauer"lall.
tet. Sdnsd)en ipeiB oarilber 5olgeit'
oeS 81 la9elt: Ser galier lit elm
Wnnt mo lpobilt allf Dem Sanoe.
GieleS pfliigt CT iiltn pirIt Sdameir
blleit. Ger gebt oltf nno Damn
lpod)lt Toggeh INTO Mebl nno groO
nno Sudden, lueld}en ld) lebr gerne
elle. Sorilnt lit Der galer Elm iebr
nilblidcr WenId. Wenn er einenSo.
gel bat, Damn beiBt CT oas gauer nro
1T bon Srabt. liner Sebrer bot aud]
cll'cli So9el, Ger ut 9roB llito fanlt
lprchen. 2arllm beiBt er Eapagei.
Melln Der Bauer pfliigen ipta, oant
tbnt er crit mas arf's Sano. 9aS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30

Sonntog Nobnlittog 1A2 llbr 81.
her i'm st. Warien Seminor an Aer
Eaco : Strobe.
SonntoaslbcnO I'M 7.15 Yrojciiion
Dor Der 8clpcr bon Der Cardinals Te.
lioen5 aus ourf bic shulogcn Ger &C.
tbebralc nof Dem Souptportol mo
bincin nob Dem S%onctltoriunL, INN
guar III 0crlelbcn Sronnln9 mic nnl
Morgen. Scr Sfiiciant bel Der III,
S llbr bcginncnOen %feierlidcn Eonti-
iical . %cipcr miro Gr5biidoi g. g..
WcBncr BON Wilmuufcc icin; oieIrc.
hi9t miro gcbaltcn mcrocll bonn Gr5.
bild)pf 5. 5. @lcnnon bon ct. 2oliiS.
Iml Montog Murgen I'm 10 llhr
1cierlidcS Sodonlt init Safer 3nl.
u. 6letder ais Gelcbrant, Gater s.
s. SbomuS oils Tiofor, Gotcr &. 5.
WinOcr bon Cumberland olS SllG!
GiotOn. Gr5biidoi 5. 5. &eone bon
Gnbnquc, So, bdlt Die Trcoigt. Gic
Notlonol : Mllmni . Hiipciotion Scr
d)%riltlid)cn Sd)ulbriiOcr iucrOcu Dor.
Der frilbere Shiilcr IN Der GatbcOrulc
bcgriiben.
Nbcn03 s llbr Gmpiong Scr @i,
Ihofc i'm .2pric." Nniprud)c ~icitcit3
Slottcn SetrctGr Charles :. Bona.
pnrtc mo Grmiocrung ieitcnS @iidoi
:. 5. Gonobile pom @bccling.
Bur ielbcn 3cit geben Die Y&nigbt2
II Columbus" unoiii5icll olld) cilcIl
Gmpiong I'M .Worplonb Sbeotcr."
Gle Hc0ncr mcrocn icin: 9ld)tb. 50.
ipuro =. Scnrn BON MCu Snucn, Con.
lcctirut, ulo Vrnoes . Scnotor j.
NJ. @eorill BON Oregon.
Slm Montog bcginnt alld) Die Cor
pcntiun Der nNntionul glumni-Nlio.
citation scr d)riitliten Shillbriioer"
III rGolpcrt SOIL" pcld)c 5lpci Gage
fulcrn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30

I6gci it iir5t. - Senrp Sudbart,
80 Sabre alt mo in 9tr. 1922, WoDo'
Strnbc, mobnbnit, ein Ingeltellter
Der Baltimore Sbios9nbnL" ~ltilr5le
gcitern, %luGbreno er iid I'M GicnIt be-
iorO, bon Der S~ofontotipc Hr. 2123
olli Den Niperiioc.@ clciicll uno crli;t
Icrlebungen an aorpcr utlo linfeil
Yciu. Gr nlirbe I'M Acknowledgements
ocs iilblid)en IiltriftS nod) %lelitr
@obnung gebrobt.
SrDDIihe @c6urtStagS'
fcier. Srnlt Wurgoretbe Ggeu-
boier, 8ottin beS geod)teten Vrails
meiltcrS Der .Yop.T ierp.Y rnierei. "
|ieierte am Gonneritog gbellb in lbrcr
gebouiung an Der 3. ullo S'Toinel.
Strabe, Canton, ibrcn 81. @ebnrtS.
az. Die 6eier iollo I'M en9Iten 5anri,
| lienfreiie ltott. Bon ibrem @attelt ct.
bielt 6rou Ggcnboier eill mertbpollcs
| @eihcnf; Die groBte Sreloe bereitc.
ten ibr jeoph ibre brci ainoer, Dol
oenen haS GlteIte init einem allspen
Dig gelcrnten @eoidtc Der Mutter CT
men ihoncn glumenitrouB iiber
reifte.
3nbtreid de grieffGite /
perun5iert - EoliSeiniarid)al
6ornan bat iommilihe Yoli5iiien in
Itritirt. nad) gSiepidtern llmidoil 81
halien, weid)e in letter 3eit 5abireifl
grieifaiten perunjierten oSer Joni
beiddoigteu. ~ Y4sFts =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
Mus Den @eridltshSicn.

ipItll. SullullI W ltlll Stllul
ocS ,YclpcOcrc . SotelS." - Ser
lan9t $4,000 fir Elm o~bgeridtetc.
Sdoai. - GerihieoeneS.
Sberrid)ter Sarlon perlaS aelterl
Dor ben Derlommclten WroBgcidmc.
rencn cinen 9ci6lllB Der oberiten Sc
;id)tSbunt, bob Oie 0roB9eidmoreller
fir Die 9ciude, ipelde JIG Tnltaltel
obltattctcrL feline Speicn bere1ner
tonntcn, belln ole 9cludc lcien feirt(
ge5lpnngc1cn, ion0ern ireimilige
@enn ell Gonlitc Der @roBgcidppore.
men mebr olS eillen Sog iiir ben Be
Judi elmer Nnltalt brold)t, nluB Is
nidt allein Die G~eilctoItcu aus eige'
ller Soldc be5oblen lorOcrt perliert
pbelloreill nod Die 8eidnuorcneu-@cs
bilbren mir cinen Gag, bcnn cin0ro6.
Neidrporcncr nllB ieocn Sog mcniG-
items olti fllrjc Belt oen Sibunge.t
b%eiluobnclt, I'M Iniprlld) allf Die DC
hii6rcn mod)cn 5ll fon,cn. Nrr Dos
3ud)tbnu$ mo boS StoOtgcf1ngniB
milB bon Observation-Disclosures inipi.
jirt mcrOen; Die Snipeftion pcrllrlad)t
uber feline I~lln9ubelt.
Wiro II d) t pcrfaut t..
slllf cine Ectition bon Der Belize
ocre 9uiloing Co." Sron Gau Sc.
Ycrin, mo ben BAIT Gontroftoren
@ebriioer &ellS bin, cnt5og Tihtcr
Stodbribgc Dem ollf 9ctrcibcn Der
Union Srult r Company" an 10.
Scbrllor oielca SobreS e%rnonnten &C.
%Quclter iiir onS r9elpcOcrcsSotcl" bic
@ciuolt, ooS Sotel 5lt pcrfollicn, llno
rrbnctc an, boB Der ScQllcitcr SSralt
Gaa Sc. Ecrin $767S.35 mo Earfes
mo SbomoS $500, nit 3inicn bonn
20. MGrj 1906 in bcioen Sullel, 5ll.
lild,oblen mub. sic Sumn1cn iuc.
rem non Den Yetrefienocn porgcitrcdt
moroen sur 3oblltng Der Stcllern lilr
1906.
Gin mertbpoIlcS 9 daof
Nenjamin Tepolllt rcid)te geitern
inn Gommon TlcoS . @eriht cine
&lagc fir $4,000 Sdooeneriob &c.
gen bic ,Solltberu Giicnbobn-@ eiell-
ldloit" Gin, neil ein obgcridteteS
Sdoof, weldcS inn $1,000 9efoltct
unD inn $500 pro ISOLDE oltrd Sos.
lteaun9en cinbrin9e, oiIf Der 6ubrt
BON McIonol9b, 90, nod Wolti-
more oilrd) bic neutrality-suspicious. 3ug'
bcoienung p~erlcist iuorben mo nod).
her 9eitorbcn lei.
+. Ae ~ 81 ii be c 7 Hi 1 crtt,4 =.
Nod) nur 5tpcitGgiger Gbe, Die arl
12. 5ebrllur 1900 IN @olbington, 6.
g., geihlolicnL perlieB Gain Nc. Otcl.
ger ibren jlrngen @e6ictcr Senrp {.
Mel5er, NIB 9cltern erlongte Scrt
WelSer I'M &rciSgerid)t Or. . ourtJ
Hid)ter WideS cine nbiolutc Sd)ei.
bung bon ieincr 10 ldnell ernilhtct'
ten beileren Solftc.
Sn Oemiclben @eridlt ilidte 8cor-
0iolto 81. Sbonlep gcitern llrlt ob!o'
lutc S6cioung bon Sorrp s. Sbon'
lcp nod), Der icbt 81 Sabre uno led)s
Monatc alt lit, mo ben lic an Z. Sc.
brllar 1905 beirotbete. Sni Sc5em'
Der oeiielbelt SobrcS muroen lie eili'
amber %iiberoriiiiig uto gingen iDrtr
cigenen @cge.
Cine obiolute Sdeioung erlon0te
0eitern Sbo .. Sberoolboii bon Hr.
201S. SeiicrionItroBe, BON ISM. e.
Oberonlboif, benz JIG AM 20. Sebrror
1885 Die SonO sum- Snloe reldlte,
ltnO Ser iie Dor 10 Sobren bercits per'
lolien hoben ioa.
glild bon Der Gbefeiieln bcireit 81
wcroen, miinidt gbom SoBnei. Gr
beiduloigtc icine before S1IIte lbe-
reic Sobnei gcitcrn inl 4reiSgerid)t
Nr. 9, es angcblid) nit oem Sren'
idwur nid)t icbr oerlol genontntcr 5i
Dabelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30

SIN renouirtcn Scim. -
Snl SCim bc~ "GrcScctt bcnptroti-
ihCn CLUBS" Mr. 317, Nor0'Eucn.
itrubc, ioro gcitcrn Gbcno cine gro6-
ortigc Glmuciblnt9afclcr anl1blid)
Der H%cnopirlnlg 0cHGlllbbullc@ Itatt.
9oiiclbe lultrbc iilttcr Nlliluono BON
nabc5u $4,000 nit olcn Ginrid)tlIil.
gcn scr Ncl5cit pericbcn. SpeSieu
81 cripGbncn iiuo Der ncllc &otbs-
fclcr. sic Vibliotbcf mo bic &llnIt,
eollcric. Tic critic %eriommllmg bcs
,GrcSccnt.Gllba" fon0 IN elmer
SfnliebenerfltGtte ltott, Gon BORT
aus liebeltc scr Glub nud) Der Gfc
bon Sopcttc- unb Tucoitrobe iibcr,
nlb Damn nodJ ieinem jcbi9cn Gle
gantet Guorticr. Ger Club 5Gblt
bclltc ctwo $50 MitaIicbcr uno lit CT.
rtcr Der promineuieiten Der Stoot.
Inter sen @1itep ibcId)c Der Gcitri,
gen Giniueibuppsfeicr bciWobntcu,
b~cfonbcn Iid) s. 9. Wobool, ErGii-
bcut bcs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Stoot.
roibsmitglieocra2o Green, .. Nt.
Tclu,is, Gbos. !Scinbculon, Sr.Stiefi.
Soncs 9. &crnnn, Or. Geo. StroltB,
ISM. q. Woorc, Mor MopS, Scna.
tor 2intbiclnl, Superintendent 2eb.
mcper, Gas. $. Ballot, ". g. Goof,
G-Gongrebmit9lico ". 5. Gennp ).
Wcpcrs, Gid1tcr &eplingcr, Gid)tcr
DDS, Tobert 9olpmon, ScfrctGr ocS
CONGRATULATIONS Sborp @iaioms
poit WilliIlippi, lrno Nnocrc. Gorge-
itcrit Ybcnb iuor Tnmcn-gl benb. @ei
heiocn 0Clcgcnbciten con5ertlrtc Dos
y. =. Stcinmolo'id)e Srd)cltcr. Gas
NrrungemcntS.Gonli iiir Die Icno.
pirlnt9s Scicrlidfciten bcltoiiO aus
Den $50. @co. g. Sfinncr, y. DC.
@nttS. Wln. s. &nopp, Sobn Era.
ucrs, @n1. Gicrina. Sol. Mitd)cll, s..
Srco. aront mo y. .. SbrccpcS. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. licf1ir GIN
ton CONGRATULATED Sobn Sborp
@iaiomiS bon Wiiii;iiippi Ii. Stoots,
Senotpr SonlcS Dolung. Gic gc9cn-
ip1rtigen 9comten bes Clubs limo
Die $50. Or. Sobn <. 9lofe, Eraii.
bent; :. Sronf Worriion, SdJobnei.
tier, nrb No. Wt. Yodoro, ScfrctGr.
Ser. SGn9cr BON @olti-
c. Sn Der n@ernlonin5Vt1lt-
ncrdJor=Solc" inltb gcitcru Ibcnb CT
ne Strobe Der ,Tcr. SGnger" itott, III
ipcld)cr /iolppbl Gborc fir onS Sdn-
gerielt, pic olld Gbore iilr bnS be-
po~rltcbcnOc YorfsGpn5crt cillgciibt
mllrocll. Sir ooS ont g.. Woi I'M
,Ernio.Sin Eorf" Neutrality-suspicious.
5crt nilroc folgcnocs Yrogrnnm felt
| 9tiett: ,Goa IS Serrn," yInnfgc-
bet," uSin Sclo bcS MorgcnS iriib,"
,Stcrilcnbonncr" ttn0 bns StGbtc.
Ercislieb rSpnntog nuf Dem Nicer"
| 3urTertbeilung fonen geitcrngbcno
Gintrittsfortcn fir bns an Spnntag
int Ger oSpric.Salle4 5it 8unltelt Der
NotbIeioenoeu in San Sror5isco
ltpttfiltbfnoe CONCERT. Sr. Senrp
@ieicfing. 8raiioent Der DScrcinig;
Ten Sdnger." bot fir Giejeniaen. Dir
nod, eintrittsfnrtel fiir bieics Con.
Scrt SIT baben' piiniden, iold)e IN BE
rcitid}nit. Bel Der geltrigen Yrobe
Der Ser. Sdnger" iparcn 3l5 Sdn.
ger onipcieno. Mn Der am ndd)ltei
Sreitog itattfinbeneen Yrobe merber
porausiiftlidy Die Wiitglieber Der
.Wuiifer. llrion" tbeilnebmerl, peI'
DIE bei'm Yarf.G onSert bie @cglei
tuug iibernebmen iperbet.
6r. Stpne beItGtigt. =
Sr. @m. j. Stone wuroe geiteri
2tbeno tclegrapbiid sbenddrihtigt
bab aerS enat ieiHe Micoererneniiuiis
ann 3oI1einnebmcr fir waftimor
lbelfatigt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
Staot Baltimore.
Die Gat6cSralsT

GrGloten uno Erieitcr longen 5ilr
100.iGbrigcn Seier Der aotbcorolc
an. = Gr5biid)of @iQiomS BON
Bolton @oIt oeS Cardinals. -
Ser opoitoliide Gelceot Moniia.
nor 5aleonio i'm Eoiiiol,iitcnzalo.
iicr an Ser Srcocrid Toab,-GuS
E%rosronln iiir Sonntog uno
Wontog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30

Gutter j. Sronf Grutd).
lep bon Nr. ITO, Is. StraBe, @aib.
ington, .. g., pllroc geitern Iad).
mittog Der9aitet, ais er periud)te, eli.
ncn Siamautrina i'm Mertbe bon
$500 in einem Yfatolofal an Der
Olt.9altimoreitrabe 5i perieben. gr
iuurOe nod Der mittleren Holi5ei.
~ltotiOu gebraht, DoIelbit es Iif her.
ollsitellte, oab Ser grreitant oenHing
angcblid porgeitern in @albington
ans Der @obnune bon Sral Sennie
2eiuiS, Nr. 1898, Scrmont : gpenuc,
gcItoblen botte. Grutblep bate in
Dem %gcnonnten Saiie Elm 3immer SIT
tape5iren lno bel Dem Inlaiie ion CT
iid Den Ting ~angecignet baben. gr
wuroe nod I'M Serlouie bes slbenos
pom 0ebcimpoli5iiten Green nadJ
Walbilgton abgebolt.
Son einem Yferoe gebii.
en-. Die Z Sabre olte Gorotbea
Seibcl bon ger. 26, Sit.Dorf.S traBc,
plirbe 9eitern Mittog frr5 nod IL
llbr BON eincm Yieroc ocs HegerS
Scrcmiab Staiiorb bon Nr. 10, @eit.
Sugbes. StraBc, in Ole Stulter gez
bilicn. Gas ainb mollte nit Dem
Yieroe ipielcn.oos icbod feinen Spas
pcritono. 8liidliderpeiie lit Die
@lnbc niht sei1brlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
{ ISdHnt alahbidl.



Cine an5a9l nit 9lattern beboite.c
&illOern g~efGbroen cine gan,e
Sdule. Sic Eatienten nebit
jlpei 6rullen nod Dem Gunrans
tame . Soipitol gc6radlt. = Sms
piungen I'M groben MaBita6e.
Cine sln5abl Grfronfungen bon
F%crloncn ocS iiloucltliden Miner II.
IN Der NadburidIuit bon &iolettspiIe
mad)en Dem @eilnobeits Gomntili1r
Or. SoSlep Diel SupiSerbrcd)en nno
Der ganje Stob Der sler5te oes Csc.
lnlobeitS egG epartentclits lpllrDe &C.
tern mad iener @cgeno obcommans
Dirt Inn Woiien Smpiunget por5,t.
nebnelt, iu0brenb Srou 2eonoro, 6.
Steinoder bon WilbeIm.Ynrf, Srou
Sonicl y. Steilladcr oil ser Cottage,
Npennc ul0 Die &inoer bon @iuiam
5, Wc@orgeu nod ocm Guarant1ue.
Solpitoi 9ebrudt muroen.
Mc@orgen mobnt in Baltimore
Gouttp bircft binter ben LINTON
Stod goroS" lrno ieiie 9inoer be-
li,d)ten Die Sdlle ST. Siolettspiae.
&or led)S @oden bcmerfte Wc@oraen
eincn IltSldlag an oen &inOern, 1lno
ca er lelber cine 3eit lang Wcbiiin
ltuolrt bate, beboubeltc CT Die alei.
men fir Die 8iuopoden. @Gbreno
bieIer gon5elt 3eit beiuhten Die Sin.
Der Die Sdule. Sruu 2eortaro &.
Steilloder, lpeld)e Wic@prgen's Sin.
Der in oercn @o9nnng beiudlte, iuur.
DC ollgeltedt ltno ibre &ranfbeit tpiir.
DC bon IT. Hllbl alS idlnar5e 9lat.
term feltgeltelt. dc Sroll nllroe
nod Dem NuoralitGne > Soipital &C.
brodt. Guntit lieB man cS bewen.
ben, bis olldl Srnu 0oniel .. Stei.
nader, Die Sdnudgerin bon Srau Geo.
llor0 y. Stcinadcr, meld)e Die erltere
hellld)t bate, crtrantte. 3tpei IerStc.
iuelde CUR Stele geruien ipuroen,
pagtcn cS llidt, lire gniibt iiber Die
&ronfbclt allS5uipreden, ionoern lie
empfoblcn Der Eotientin, eiren Yrc.
feiior 5ll coniultireu. Gieies geidab
mo Der 5n Hotb ge5ogene Erofeiior
conltatirte lofort, ooB es Iid) Inn ei.
men 9lotterniol banole. gr iebte ben
ii1Otiifcn @eiunobeitS . GommiiiGr
III a%enntniB uno 2cbtcrer innote Or.
SoncS aus, INT cine l(nterIltd)ung
por5ltncbmen, Die %genonntes grgeb.
nib batte.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
ATHENA QUARANTINE RAISED
Out and No New Cases Have
Developed During Week.

Tvery indication goes to show that
scarlet fever in Athena is about over
During the past week no new cases
nave developed and the raising of the
quarantine on five homes where the
disease has been confined by the
prompt and rigid enforcement of reg
ulations, is only a question of a few
days, perhaps the first of the coming
week.
The quarantine at the Douglas
home was lifted this morning. The
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Winshop
are getting along nicely, in fact are
almost entirely well. The case at
the home of Charles Smith is in mild
form and the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell are doing well.
There are no indications of further
spread of fever here. The prompt &C
ton of the health authorities has
done muct to confine the fever to the
patients who were the first to have
it. The patients in the country are all
convalescent.-Athe Press.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
WIFE CAUSES HIM TO LOSE JOB
Deacon's Wife Resents Minister'S Re-
proof for Wearing Bifurcates
While Gardening.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Dec. 29.-After
session at which both sides were
heard the presbytery of Indianapolis
today voted that the pastoral rela-
tons of the Rev. A. W. Some with the
First Presbyterian church of Green
castle should be severed
Trouble began in the church some
weeks ago when the pastor and his
wife called at the residence of Dea-
con Cammack and were greeted at
the door by Mrs. Cammack, who was
dressed in boomers, which she wears
while working with her flowers. The
Rev. Mr.. Some was shocked greatly
and reproved her for wearing suc-
a garb.
Z Both Mrs Cammack and her hus-
band resented the pastors reproof.
Other members took sides. A congre-
gational meeting followed, at which
charges We're preferred against the
minister, but the congregation by a
majority of two decided in his favor.
the matter was brought to the pres
bytery on appeal.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
EsCAEWS DRINK SEVEN YEARS
Portland Blacksmith Compelled to
Take Pledge Before Priest
-Squandered Money.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 29.-Seven
years of sobriety is the penalty that
B. F. Ward, a blacksmith, will have to
suffer for his hilarious conduct on
Christmas day. Ward had been drink
ing heavily for some time, and yester-
day all his savings were gone. Last
night he, helped himself to money be-
longing to his wife, and proceeded to
keep up his spree.
His wife told Judge Cameron she
needed money for the support of her
self and her three children. She had
no complaint to make against Ward
except that he was in the habit Of
squandering all his earnings for liquor.
She asked the court to hold him in
custody until he would agree to sign
pledge that he would not touch,
taste nor smell whisky for seven
years. Ward readily agreed to take
the pledge, and under condition of his
release, he took the pledge before a
priest.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29

called to do this work in a dream he
had about three months ago, and in
tends to work, not in Cuba or Porto
Rico, but among the smaller islands
and in the seacast towns on the gulf,
not even barring those on the Amer
lean side. Services will be held on the
boat and Mr.. MacFarland anticipates
but little trouble in securing the nee
essary funds for the purchase and out
fitting of the craft. He will ask no
regular support for it, but depend en-
tirely upon voluntary contributions
from any source for maintenance. He
expects to return from Scotland dur
ing February, and he is hopeful of
having his gospel boat in commission
not later than next September.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
Minister Said 10 Be Responsible
For Young Girls Suicide
SHE BLAMEs H|M IN DYING STATEMENT
AND LEFT TORRlD LOVE MIsslVE
ADDRESSED TO REvIvALlsr
WHO Is MARRIED..

SIKESTON, Mo-, Dec. 29-The Rev.
William Johnson. an evangelist. is on
trial here this week by the Baptist
association, on charges growing out
of the suicide Of Ollie Owen. 16 years
cd at Coldwater. A torrid love letter,
said to have been written to the minis
ter by the girl; a farewell letter to An
drew WaldrOp. to whom she was en-
gagged, and her alleged dying declara-
ton that she could never marry WAL
drop because of johnson, form the ba-
sis of the charges.
Johnson, who is from Moorehouse
Missouri, and is married, has not
10 last, the day the girl died, but his
friends say he will be present at the
inquiry, and disprove "a cruel mistake"
He was conducting a revival in Cold
water, and stopped with the Owen
family. He and Ollie were much to-
gether. but the parents were uncon-
scious thinking that the child was
merely receiving religious instruction
One night Olie's sister Sunie noticed
that Ollie and the minister, who had
been walking with the party home
from church, had dropped far behind
and were out of sight. Two days Ia
ter the minister left Coldwater.
Ollie became gloomy and two nights
later confessed to Waldrop. "She told
me-" said Waldrop, that she and John
son had been writing to each other. I
told her that she ought to be ashamed
of herself, as Johnson was married. She
said she was ashamed, and then 1 told
her that it was all right and that had
forgiven her."
On the next night she sent her BROTH
err for Waldrop. "She seemed to have
fainting SPELL" he said. when 1
brought ner to she said:
"'Oh, Andrew, I took that stuff in
fathers trunk 1 knew she meant
strychnine. That made me send for
help quick. Before the family came
back she said several times: 1T was
all on account Of Johnson-Will john
son."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
k0NTANES LUMBER INDUSTRY
State Produced 327,414694 Feet Dur
in 1906, an Increase of 5s,O78.675.
Over Year of 1905.

HELENA, Mont, &c. 29.-Commis-
sloner J. A. Ferguson of the board of
labor, agriculture and industry for
Montana. in his report to the COVER
nor regarding the lumber business in
Montana states: The statistics of 16S
saWmills for the years ended June 80,
1905 and 1906, has been carefully COM
piled The product for 1905 was 274,-
336,o19 feet, board measure, being 90
oiI,Ol9 feet increase over 1904, and
was the largest production that had
occurred up to that time For the year
1886 it amounted to 327,414,694 feet,
an increase of 53,O7S,675 feet over
1905.
or the amount produced in 1905,
Flathead county still holds the lead at
45.75 per cent of the total; Missoula,
1882 per cent, and Ravalli 1874 per
cent, the three counties named turning
out $3.50 per cent of the lumber of the
state
In 1906 the output in Flathead coun-
ty was 44.35 per cent; Missoula, 81 90
per cent, and Ravalli, 1882 per cent.
Aside from the shingles, lath and
manufactures, the total lumber out
put is valued at s2,692,O24, or 1881 per
thousand feet for the year 1905. and
for 1906 the output was $3,524.77O, or
an average of s1O.77 per thousand feet
of lumber.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29

tv with Hedican, and it would AFFORD
the court great pleasure If they were
standing up beside you this morning,
continued his honor, that II all the
horse thieves in Fergus county were
here there would not be room In this
court for any spectators. You, HEIDI
can, furnished the courage, the brains
and the cunning for this gang, and
now your associates, like the towards
they are, repudiate you and try TO
make you out worse than you are. IL
is because of your courage that you
are here alone this morning" 1t was
the intention to stamp out this horse
stealing business, and his honor SAID
he would impose penalty that would
attract the attention of every horse
thief
Hedican's criminal work seems to
have been confined strictly to rustling
that appears to have possessed a
fascination for him, states one report.
In spite of his well-known reputation,
Hedican has enjoyed sort OF popu-
larity. The young man is well con-
nected in Michigan, is giant physi-
cally and is a man of unusual intell1-
gence.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
BOILED CHAMPAGNE IS SUPERB
So Assert San Franciscans, Who
Claim Discovery of Tempting
Drink as Result Of Earthquake.

The pig was formerly a household
pet in China, esteemed highly because
of it's affectionate nature, fine quail
ties of comradeship and general eli
gibility to admission into the parlor
and into the bosom of the family.
When a Chinese house burned down
playmates of the children were roast
ed in the ruins, celestial Odors arose
like incense from the ashes of the
home and greeted Celestial nostrils.
This marked the discovery of roast
pig. At first the delicacy was expen-
sive because it cost home to cook
pig, but after a time a genius discov-
cred that cheaper fuel was effective
and roast pig became an established
dish.
The San Francisco fire has resulted
in the discovery of new drink which
might be called boiled champagne.
The fire cracked 10000 bottles of sher
ry. This fluid of seething gold flowed
into a cellar where repOsed 10000
quarts of champagne. For days the
fire kept the sherry boiling. When the
smoke cleared away the cellar was
pumped dry and the champagne thus
boiled in bottles was found-so San
Franciscans assert-to be a wine that
would tempt an anchorite and make
driveling Silenus youthful Bacchus.
Superb and unapproachable' was the
flavor of the vintage, according to a
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, who, after getting outside of
what was inside of one of the 10000
immortal quarts, wrote literature for
his paper. The discovery is of equal
importance with the discovery of roast
pig if it is true that the wine was real
ly refined by fire, but among those
who have not known the pleasure of
sampling the elixir, there will remain,
perhaps, a suspicion that after the
fire. when San Francisco was a Sa-
hara, champagne in any style was nee
tar to the survivors, and that after all
the boiling of the 10000 bottles merely
shows that the American thirst is
adaptable and that the American pal
ate abounds in gratitude for whatever
comes it's way in times of drought
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-29
POSTUM FEAST FOR JOE CANS
Tonopah Nesroe Will Show Him Hot
Tire After Fight New Years Day
With Kid Hermann.
TONOPAH, Dec. 29.-Everything i:

TONOPAH, Dec. 29.-Everything is
in readiness for the Gans-kid Hermann
fight New Years day. A large rep
resentative from the coast is expected
to be on hand. The arena is completed
and is the finest in the country. Every
seat is in close range.
Hermann has let down in his train
ing and will box no more so there will
be no fear of his hands becoming in
jured. Cans has announced he is at
weight.
1t is expected the delegations will
begin to arrive tonight. The betting
favors Cans two to one and will not
change.
The negroes are planning a big
possum feast and 4 ball for Cans New
Years night.
Hermann says the fight will not go
over IS rounds.