davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-04-01

ceives pension e one-thIrd the an
nua1 salary he was receiving al the
time OF his retirement II he has
been IN the service for from thirty
five TO forty years he receives a pen
sion equal TO eleven-tvelfths his SAL
airy, and If over fifty years his pen
sion is the full salary he was receiv-
ing at the time Of his reaching the
age limit II is thus seen that Great
Britain is able to keep in her con-
sular service experienced men,
whereas the American consular Of
fcers a.e constantly changing, often
times before the appointee becomes
even partially familiar with his post
During the recent disorders IN
Russia no American had a more
dangerous post than the consul at
Odessa. This city Is the great port
Of entry for American agricultural
implements. 1t is the gateway to
the fertile wheat fields that border
the Volga. as is well known, the
United States is one Of the largest
exporters Of agricultural implements
in the world. Russia is one of our
greatest markets. The Odessa con-
sui is, therefore. one Of the most
prolific contributors to the Daily
Consular Bulletin, published by the
Bureau Of Manufactures in the De
partment of Commerce. These
articles by the Odessa consul en-
brace suggestions as 10 the best
methods of increasing American
sales, also the objections and preju-
dices which exist against American
made goods, and how these difficult
ties may be overcome. For these
manifold reasons IT is apparent that
Americas representative in Odessa
is one Of the busiest men in the con-
sular service.
The Washington times., 1906-04-01

Continued on Page Fourl
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

T 3 lax: sns sSS'o a. " = @ 5s o Ip
the Pee waS va M m T at as Is Sd
local IRoN iosr IN IN. EnfsS marsss. n s'
warrants d Tsy the MARIE. H ta Was st:asy
TIE market fer ps ren oertIncsss a. the ProSSc. Ex S
change was shade higher for regular grade shade
Novsmber at sal m and o oas Saf DeeeS.r es a s
s2as2 FsSSuT ana are %spes a a 5' IS
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs. Business in both nnOlas,e.
snd syTgps was m 6ei@ey setve with !one q the
orleans eenrfugs common 14a16c: fsls 1ea1sc good
ssc syRUPs e3mnon. issisc; sair i5Gi7e; good. iSs
oI.s~cot5on.esd oil wa. fairly ac,v. to-day with
prices laso lower under frser offerings Of crude and
saod &so ae sses: 20 q bb. .'o SovemSsr
Nay oS Ss9s5e assst' a.:ed @ o
Sea1an6 ar recent prices We Srot. Tss PEPRofB
5,19ded & whit & bbls 75Os: bulk 500: Philadelpfhda
philadelphia, 9a5c: water white New YORK bbs e5oc;
Mbis Nsw York, cases 18o: Philadelphia, l2 9Ss COT
prime sumner yeow' NoTem5er ss,.aass.e pecem6er
Msrcb a9nsIy ANA S5 as;5 FebrfSy Tb SII
AneT1e9n seed city raw 40q4Is outot1town raw seq
RovIsIoNs-Moderate early advances in the provis
bayng and %SEs demand from ny f0oweG BY
tions with grain and steady close Chicago receipts pts
hsd 5000 omaha 1900 he Wet 122 So9 for tEo
h0T Syss % BEEg BssE SO sSSsi
extra in8s s0 mess Sic 56asSS BEEF HAMS STEADY
quoted s2l 50QS2S. DRESSED HOGS steady quoted:
SMOKING la l6 n M ois il 81 1884,
gIosEe; pis}led hams s5saay, at l2gI23ss TALLoW
s MGis city .sfa s eSHR S city sd isfdy at
elsqessc: refined lard quiet: quoted South American
hTn 5ssassse. sTEARINT nrm: quoted: olso fi<c:
The latest wholesale ma-k.; pric. cuts in New
r = 5ss - + Se e: ioIR, r. s3
No e DO No 8. SC: rounds. No !. ID. soi do No
! quit: active IN ,osb.Dr y,ta
2ow 6,o 1ogssG scEse@1gs asasss scORs beads 90
osgSsf; Jays - g51ac RsngOSn in bond 2. S2rao
lass unsettled 70 the nominal condition Of tn. raw
CRYSTAL do15inOa. 7o5o Eafie tablets so loat and
and Eagle consectiones gTanuiated. 5o5o xxx pow
dered and Eag coarse and Extra ane Sanuated SOC:
EaEe le cartons of fine sranulaed bc Eagle 21o bags
do 4S5c Is sSd so n bag. d. $50: Eagle nns or
4 E6os; ]. s5s:; Nos -iaysH ana .t5o Sc 44osI
9i5o 10 10 oSc 10 o' il NS &C.; 10 "a @ No 1 $780,
Nos i IS and Ia $50 few lots Of sugar were Of
siqssa iiss lever aaS a.ty @ai price. au.5sa
85-isc ana moiasses sussT So test Ieo TSs business
on which this decline was made follows: About
70 Ho%e on the basa OF sS snssd ss 1919
basis IS test and go bags Cuba " mofas:e. sugar at
Lice basis 80 test The London market for sugar bsets
ebeT and pecember quoted at s. sd Msitinrs for the
& az h' % ed @ & states PGT as reported oy wst1 M
yioqs gi5h 10000 melted assinst t2ooo las.
week were s0ns wh ii F the
is5 ass TONS pa4ed wh 44 81 the week a 's beoTs and
222 lla last year Havana cables that hurricens
from Magdeburg that weather crop work In Cuba
oeips at the six principal ports Exports fo the week ers
$500 oOntFasted with $500 the week and
week before sSd Il7ooo last yess 'O''
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Nov 7.-CATTLE-Receipts. about 10 600
hesd; market steady; prime steers Stp
o. s5 50 265@st - hsifsrs s2 90 80 bulls
So 40 81 80; calves s54f7 so; stoekers ana eeoers
81 40 Qs4bo HoGsReceips about 90 900 nsaa m
higher choice prime heavy so 30 20 fV'
medium 10 good heavy ,s ass So butcher weights.
So so a Sc 40 good choice mixed. SO dSs rs pack
ing s5s5GsSI5: pigs. S5 401s6 SHEEP-Receipts
about $4,000 head market steady but siow :neep' "
East Buffalo Nov. 7-CATTLE.Reespt 40 hsad
fair and firm. VEALS-Receipts. l0o mead
active and $50 higher 81 5O9ss 50. HoGs1Rssee,pt.
$500 head; fairly setys end strong 70 "a sosss so
pigs Sc ess so roughs IS 5togi5 20; .tass !. %
eeipt. s2O9 head m.rke; active .hssR stsaay, SO
S. rs; wetheEs IS 1896; ewss IS aS0tS So' 'hsep'
Kansas city. Nov. 7--cArTLE Receipts. !, coo
head including 500 southerns market strong choice
rxport and dressed beef IS boTsseu: fhr 10
good So ass io Western steers So 40 20 st9es
err feeders. SO so Ges4 50 Southern steers
ss IS: Southern cows 29.226 natys COWS
native heifers 81 0t4 rs. HOGS-Feceipts. h02;
market 2Ite higher; top SO s2A; bulk Of sales 80
ass 20; heavy ssI5gss 20; packer ss 10 gss ~
head lambs. ss6s7 so ewes and ysrT.in.s st.sS
Isl western yesrlinss. SIS ESQ Westsrn shssp'
tt rs ats SO; stocksrs and feeders. 81 rsSss.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
Cash QuoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, November 9 ana q

New York. November :. 1905,
coFFEE-The coffee market was moderately active
. - v-irh sales. including switches. reported at
ees hsrf About 81. 600 bags Of the total were
te..- Prices ruled steady and there seemed be
--,,orr from leading trade interests. The
',,,srsd STEADY unchanged prices 20 decline
y rr-i-ts generally points lower owing TO lower
o - - cables than expected. but rallied the
.re ~ trade Interests and closed steady. net un-
ut-ss 10 Z points higher. There was not great
- - sasrurs rHs Havre was unchanged 10
lower tse hour ~ local opening, and closed
80 bass while Hamburg = 10 = pig lower.
~. Prszllan markets report no change. and while
weak tone she rate OF brazilian Exchange
- e-s2d higher. Receipts continued heavy and
-o-ri-g new heard regarding the new crop out
- - ne vRlorlzati0n plan The exchanges from
n.cspber u later months appear 70 be working out
.-co+FIy around the present differences between
s-.io-s and wEi-e many believe that the December
- fr+erss outstanding Is st-4 large there
rs seen 70 De uneastness under the
e.-crr,sgnces su6 there IS little doubt that the
,sto- holfers already exchanged their holdings
- NOSE further away from the threat OF delivery
~ rrsrk-t FOR spot ccGee steady. with quota
,iCrs oB lie basis Of go FOR Rio No :
The range Of contract prices in the local market
WAS a follows
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

dun c.ssss.' steady cucumssr. srm for fancy csuii
@ ssnF ss s aR''!
sAs s s:afs asT
.ssss !: @ 5so,s e. fPs' s suss R ss.
S. 4 ~ jersey s ~ 81 sc ssr 81 T So
81 8; 6 S:s 81 s;s'
s sss5 s q ssss. g. ss:
f2s psnh & seed sARs1o@a psA on sasss
other sosfoass fa!% sSsi Island
sS SS sIs3 "a d1F c per-
EEEg stat: and Mehifsg s.5s per a95fe lss
s SosrbS DO pr 5sF'Ss SS:k1s 81 ri
y sst sGss isses s. Se 20 ES6ss ga
40c; LETTUCE Norfolk sirap ps HS M eo oar1 Ier
MsiaoolSSss lSssss hS 6xloSs s D. snail Po Shls dc
pickle per Dbl s2g$5 basket & 90 Connssto Il
Hs Ss2 and Do EasfS 2soR s.
sfT E 5o bag g. s. lac SSSs sad II waSsr S9 wh
&ss S2 ys2g p: Bs5 Bssa9 sss s sigsE 6R 81 Re-
s g. PEAS ETTdf fod, Psf eIaSe' pT aTie ss1 so
sS2 PPEIESS per peer SS5 9o bn.hss S1Sss
5essi ok 6sst 2eaGos 1ssrs8 DO hS Ssr
R2q's sg s,sg, 1So 5S PgP4ss sTRfS B&vs
% ysx s2gSt Tiysrts do ca4 sSs2 e. do
green sGss: SQUASH Hubbard Dbl SocgSl s;7,a do
sPSXcH sGSS S.ary % pei FS5io3 SS 5cs @
r1s sSs. Per sSsi HS 9Gqs @ 81 S5s fS sTs'p
hohouse ID. 5@2oc TURNIps 1essy ant un.
eor5s1; WATEPCRFss. rer 100 punches. Siqs1 Is.
HAY AND -HAY.Receipts continue nsv, aItrs tin
and prices hold oil ranges with sr hnns,.
BaIes per 100 70 s;raIs 90 s1sO@sl sos5S NO
. 90 s5da2Ac; No do 7Of1oc: sflppinsL ovs12o'
Clover mixed e5@soc; clover; clear csc STRAY "
csnts OF bay and straw in tons reported at the Prod
1cs i1chans. Al noon Hudson River Ra,rosa
western i4o Lshlsh valley. 90; Baltimore tan 4 ohto'
So Ontario & western So river boats l4o; canal BOATS
"a; total 2ooa tons for week soSl Sns for sse se
week eI0 last week. 12os tons Exports OF hay
in the week: Havana, 1885, Colon ess; AsS-
leo $50: Csrdenas $50; Curacoa. IS: San Juan. 5o;
Ponce s6s total 1855 bales
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price remains a.
$40 quart shipper IN the 26c The re
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

C0TTON-Tbs cotton market only moderately
today. and unsettled and
rroes made record for the movement. Toward
The close partial rally covering. hut last
prices 10 lower. Sales for the day
estimated 600 bal=s The market opened steady
G decline o. 10 points which little better
Que on the cables There Of support beyond
covering Of shorts however and the GOOD weather
holiday, full receipts and predictions
report encouraged consd-
cradle pressure from bes~ish addition this
selling Southern account ard forced
liquidation a which market sold
~ decline a. about 70 70 20 points with January
selling a. S5lc aEc March At SI5C- This followed
ty irsgus-Ity. result Of covering. and in lsts
trading rallied 10 points active
with ne t1al steady Il reported that
nonal Gnners Assota-ioE had etstea me amount Of
cotton g1nec 20 No saher / 7.lC0Co0 bs1es and this
vas thought 70 ret"-t the probability q bss-sh
census report e. c11k to-I,Crrow Southern spot
kels ss oflclaly tsG, unchanged &c lover
As tT the Gay were sI and port receipts Continued
l--- fEe zig rn0Here-c TIE absence OF q
stlstve demand 70 absorb hedging ssies being OF
ne regulation besr-s- argln-sliJs. Liverpool
Na.ie ne local mErset closed for Election Day.
ne range O oonra prices the local market to-day
vas as fo.lcWE:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
HAMBURC-ArERICAN line.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
Ply LIMOUTH-CHERBOC CRG-HAMBUR0-
haiserin. Nov. 3 30 AM Amerika.. Nov 23
'Pennsylv'a a Nov. II SAM batavia. Nov. "A
THamourg direct -Omits Cheroourg.
Mediterrn mean Service
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
Hamburg Nov. 16I'Deutschland. Feb. a
mo Ike -..... Dec. q Hamburg -. Feb 10
Ham burg Jan. 10 Hamburg .... Mar %
-rMoltke-. Jan. % 'Noitke. April %
HAS Grill Room snc Gymnasium. tAedt-
esrranesn and Orient Cruise. 70 days
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may .arn
tins. corresponding for newspapers: no can
WASHING; experience unnecessary. Send for
particulars. Press Syndicate. Lockrort. N Z.
wANTEp.-S ladiss on reliable piece
work: 81 bo-ks dozen. Call wsst l4th
st, room {. Kn!ckereocker Bulldins.
WORK WANTED.
Male.
ARTIST, unsurpassed with air brush and
pastel, good In oil. wants STEADY employ
ment; valuable man. worth GOOD salary 70
copying house. Jones. 1885 Fulton St,
Brooklyn
HooKKEEPER and cAsHIER.--By COM
pstent able young man: neat snd ac-
ourat.: excellent references from last place.
occupied many years Address +. Cole. $50
Union ave, Bronx.
BooKKHEPER or AsSISTANT.-Ared 49,
good penman; accurate accountant; best
references: modersts salary; two years ex-
perienoe. A. Stuzius. IT'S Nsndoyer ave-.
Bronx.
BOOKKEEPERs and CHECK CLERKS.
experienced. wanted in national bank;
good salaries; permanent positions. E,
Tribune once.
RARTENpER.-Irish. 20: single; rsspec.-
posItion Call or write. F. n. care Con-
nor. 81 Rutledge at. Brooklyn.
BOY. u. wishes TO rearn cutting trade.
clothing: good reference. John Barnett.
IS East 1st ct.
Boy. II, strong. wishes 10 work in plumb
ing shop, with opportunity 20 learn ths
trade. George Hauser. 10 Cooper st..
Brooklyn.
BOY. IT. desires to learn good trade Peck.
432 East 73d St
CAKE BARER-YounK married man. sI-
perienced; as second hand or alone. BUD
ser, sl4 East SD 81.
CABINETnIAKER, carpenter. casemaker.
polisher, veneerer; can work after de-
signs. Jose; Loeb. 10 stuyyesant st.
cABINETMAKER.. By German: at benchi
or CIRCULAR or band saw; good references.
sismund. 90 Thorp ave. Brooklyn.
CIpPDNTER or cABINETMAKFR-B
young Italian-American; steady position )
experienced: wages moderate. Address
Csmiio Medica. 69e Union st. Brooklyn
CARPENTER, CABINETMAKbR. - First
class, ali around mechanic. day CT con-
tract. Delhosh. leo East Ham 81.
CHFFSENAKFR - Graduate European
school: expert manufacturer butter. swiss
eorgonsola creamery works; with similar
firm. Bardone. las West 2Ith 81
CHAUFFEUR good mechanics
proficient to run gssolene car or any de-
.criptian: at moderSts salary. Jonn
Russau. 1913 West iosth ST
CHAUFFEUR R-Experienced on foreign and
American cars; does own repsirs; go any
where; city or country. Addrsss II. Ihomp-
son. GO 80 Place. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR.-By German. good nechan--
ician. on gaso.ene machine: city or coun-
try. Isnaz Seelmann, 800 East sZo ST.
------------------- =
CHAUFFEUR.-By young man. -; sI-
periencsd; references. honest; SIS week.
Address Vincent Mad 25O West 18th at
DESIGNER Of ladies' garments: leng ex-
pertence A. p. SSs 18th ST.. Brooklyn
pENTIsT.-CroVn and bridge worker,
chair assistant; steady position and
hours Hslrod. $40 East eth ST
DENTIST all around man.
salary moderate: willing worker. Rosen-
thai 1900 Lexington ave
DETECTIvE-Clsver. discrsss. reliable
Young man wants work, ten year, at
confidential WORK; best Recommendation: Is
present employer. reasonable wages Burk.
2l<e Sc ave.
ELEVATOR RUNNER cleo
trio or hydraulic: wishes TO make change.
Address E. r., 2i27 Pacific st. Brooklyn
Observation-Disclosures laundry ma
shinsry. .. O.. 2dS West 1aoth 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

GLD DDMlNl9A Lime.
DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Por..
mouth. Primers Point and Newport News.
Va. connecting for Petersburg Rich
mond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D. q
and entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers san
from Pier %. ~. r. foot Beach St every
weekday at 5 D. m.
H d WALKER
Vics-President and Trafao Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

Female.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
BROOKLYN. WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER t6 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
PARCEL WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT. DEPART
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

experiencsd educated, gentlemanly: ac-
oustomed TO travel; New York references.
Graham, 60 Lexington ave-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08


we've te.es-sria5 % -s set s9uthern spot markets @
2gs- al s-1ec. sales 800 bales Savannah quiet ana
A. ."el - e augusta quiet ana = lower
- loges :, ssss is45 bales little Rock quiet and
~: Gales. e28 bales. Charleston quiet and Size
Orleans steady aud 4 o7sr - e9 ss1e. 500 haIes
fsis SS.galE ana S-I6c lower e-l6c; sales. 500
t zsnatea receipts al leading ports for today:
re-. -aa l6gsS ast year; a. Galveston. Il 600 20
,ge- C,eans ls 600 10 2l.0Oo. against 7.osl last
ion and export 565: A-.S+ 6do -sSesT; Ro zoo
oreTas s-h. poo. mFdd.ing upland 6.62d' Futures
close closed 80 - ~ point. higher than Tuesdays
points. Toys,1 n tone a. ret decline ot l1al2.
Febr-ls-v b--1 January r ebruary 5.25 u d
&sg lis6: MAJ ozSe March april 52s1sd april
ta-S r1s.ress AsnchesterYarns irregular: cloths.
f-,e = AND MEAL-B1si-ess in -four wss On lish,
srrrg rsfsr i's Esre achanEed ard barely steady
s. ". .,r-s paiez,s 81 75rss spring clears. 81 4oq
eS22 s-ot and =, @ -FOUR steady Quoted: - 20
bsad Sc MFsr e@ra's5: @ KIN dried q 81 as 70 %
.1r 80 0.ose5 . eser9 spring s22 10: staRdard
N7vsr5e- .''r Do s2i 20; red dog $2e 90 Al
T THy chop 81 30 bsk SIS 70 SACKS. oilmeai $50 $50
v.7. es;--THEAT-rgesvy liquidation OF December
--Ises s az az. notably in mo New YORK market ex-
-. s e sss-2 5er.ne today. thar option closing fun
d ne sart there very little bur ertfT,sesm as
~ ftcf1t -iat December longs we've hecor1ing tires
tfs- fs.- 'h ara would eHdeaVor 10 market more OF
ing movement was in fan swing S.s r-ics. baS
M @.lt - per bush. Later selling OF the same
N se1 2y tear pressure. due 10 the increa Sc
rarre :, IN sl N Uorlcs stocks for the week COM
tfe -5es % e-rse from UAch leyel II rallied 4 before
Ee- coses 4 pared with Monday. the liverpool mar
higher Berlin '-5 - i''e[; - ISIls Nss 10 % - points
staer PRIMARY rec-ts & Stg e. enc s hlesp,st points
fr e'esrafces reached 462 900 bush ,Ssear 80 49,
fsom rosir' N. bulls laid me fact
ArrsrtTs S3sH year ago the Danube 8 0o0 90 less
According 10 les and America 80 0o0.O0 more.
re- IN. eL cent inrssse IN the area o. vIest a.. 80
e1sra N The yield; Other private reports were
-z--.y '.at The Minnesota crop was Tie poor-
--t q" -s- t-al. Tor the last teen yeere and
l9ve 81 assi ana the local cash Market coses os
30 northern I,rr.t elevator and 81 &C sfoat;
-e-e DgFN-Operlrg 80 80 10 : i.siu 49, ~tlLeI .Oo
rEl F.rrrf .-=- ne w - commission house blyirg
SO weather weak csf7ss s' a1gI eonefTn IN fsoe
'egn although. .-...-Fh &c net Decennber al Chi
some mere The late selling was 20
.l ar Chicago zr-g.r-s d %eak cash situation new
IStee "itt 23a 044 @ .. were i;obl.Ooo bush. com
49, .sa-.s - rs loads v.re e Lei Ncflsy
SO as-o4 ~ ~" ork quoted al Csc eleva Tor
as es soai oATs45. % @s5., 5s, ana 9a- no
showing rrgTl Win other markets although ,of
s5r 80, est. Cash rrore. g., go 1sl osiIAIld
p ss 5ea % % ~ n ssc: natural Whit. 80 ,o q
" Market tesdy. N6 v- q 20 - 9oi 10 os'3 ga &C
BAEiY@Ssfna sna siats e4'fae8isc delivered H.w YofF
So: az y sSg1is ssf ms.sisg si.s
- per 100 u II New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 5 cents per line six-
which entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered for period OF fourteen days in
The Trfeune's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms. Write for circular
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08

HOUsFwORRER.-By neat young GIRL
good cook. exceiient laundress. can nAko
has brother useful man, understands wai5-
ing: city or country. Morrow's Bureau. II
lexington ave-. 6Sth at
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
For Porto (Ri@o

For Ia Guayra, Puerto Csbeiio. Ours
rso and Maracalbo, via Curacao. caiiInx
siso at San Juan P. r.:
5. s. CARACAS. Saturday. Nov 10. noon
q 3 PHILA ADELPHIA- Sat. Nov "a noon
For La GuairA, Curacao and Maracsibo
q s. ZCLIA. Saturday. Nov. II moor,
q 5. MARACAIBO- Saturday. Deo- ], noon
These steamers have superior aocornrco--
cations fur passengers
ROULTON BLISS A DALL.Err
General Managers. SO Wall Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
NEW YORK PRICES.

Sc !-rss~ lere @as a deslne Of about s2 ia. ,r
fFe- Er'f wiz Quoted 81 flgs sud rt5f'rss
- - 81 ana y, market quiet. spot eaoei
"A 49, o+- E-S52 asked, COPPER zas ;1nchsDgs1
"a f. "a tee local market 1lth spo quoted ~ 90
a. f1eo Locally the market sss srIet aaS
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16
AN ADDITIONAL DISASTER.
A Reacue Party of Seventeen Men
Lose Their Lives In the Cor
ricres C0lIicry.

Paris.-An additional and awful dis
aster following, Monday, upon the ter
hible calamity nat befell the workers
In the coal mine at Courrieres on Sat-
urday, has cast its shadow over the
stricken town. A party. said to consist
OF II men, who went into the mine for
the purpose of recovering the bodies
of those who persisted on Saturday lost
their lives in the undertaking. They
had descended in spite Of the recognized
danger of the attempt. and in the face
OF the engineers warnings against
making further effort.
Late in the day, after several hours
of ventilation of pit No. 2. a party OF
.Westphallan rescuers. sent at the re-
quest Of Emperor William. were au-
thorized to descend. They succeeded in
penetrating long distance and recov-
cred 200 bodies, which they brougM up.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16
THE FRENCH MINE HORROR
The Number of Deaths IL Now Placed
ut ZOO 10 I.300-A Scientific
Mine Theory Exploded.

Paris.-The most reliable reports
from Courricres as to the approximate
number OF casualties in the great mine
disaster there Saturday give the figures
at between i.200 and 300 II is prob
able that the exact number of those
who lost their lives will never be
known, owing to the fact that many
bodies probably were destroyed by the
fire which ragged through the mines.
The three shafts are guarded by mil
itary, and the rescue is being continued
There Is little hope, however
VI. DefIaynite. millionaire coal mer-
chant and leading authority in France
on the subject Of mine construction. in
an interview on the disaster, said:
THE catastrophe marks the collapse
Of the scientific mining theory alleg-
ing that protection Is furnished by
Joining the galleries to allow means OF
escape. With the old system Of single
or double galleries disasters are limited
20 200 or 800 casualties ut The most"
The chamber Of deputies unanimous
ly voted 100000 for the relief Of the
yiclimJ of the risaster, and the Min
ers association appropriated $4,000 for
the same purpose
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16
THE STEUNENBERG MURDER
Meyer, Haywood, Pcttibone and Jack
simpLin- Formally Indicted
at Caldwell, Idaho.

Boise. ldaho-Grand jury indictments
were formally returned, Friday al
Caldwell, against the alleged murderers
Of ex-Gov, Frank Steunenberg.
Meyer. Haywood, Pettlbone and Jack
Simpkins are indicted Jointly, being
charged with having murdered Frank
Steunenberg. There Is in the indlCt-
ment no mention OF the Western Fed
GRAFTON OF Miners nor any charge of
conspiracy. So far as the indictment
shows, each is accused Of having per-
sonally participated In the crime
charged.
The Indictment contains three counts.
all of similar nature. The gist of the
charges Is that the accused men placed
a deadly box or bomb, filled with giant
powder. caps. sulphuric acid and other
explosives at the gate in front OF Frank
Steunenberg's residence with the inten-
tiCn Of killing him. One count charges
the actual numbering of Steunenberg by
causing the bomb to explode as Steun-
enberg was entering his yard.
The names OF 20 witnesses, including
Harry Orchard, who has confessed to
his part in the crime, are Endorsed on
the indictment.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
VERDICT AGAINST VAUGHAN,
RYAN AND RAYMOND.
The three Missouri ConNirts " ho
Committed Murder In mn attempt
10 Escape To Hang.

jefferson city. Mo The three con
'Irts Vaughan. Ryan and Raymond
WEI" declared guilty Of murder in the
first degree by a jury in the Cole coun-
ty circuit court, which returned its
verdict Thursday, Sentence Of death
viii he passed on all by Judge Martin
All were convicted of the murder Of
John Clay penitentiary guard, killed 10
the dash which they and Convict Blake
made from the prison in November
last
The men were taken to the sheriff +
Office shortly before nine O'Clock, and
promptly at that hour were taken into
he courtroom In anticipation Of III"
verdict. they were guarded by seven
men. As they entered the courtroom a
guard held the arm Of each convict.
Other guards were before and behind
each man.
The prisoners were not shackled or
handcuffed They were seated in n row
with guards between and one at each
end Of the row.
The men stood up a. the clerk read
the verdict The expression Of their
faces did not change as the clerk read
The words which meant death for them
all. When tn, verdict was read the
sat down without saying word OF
looking to the right or the left
There was a slight mistake in Tho
wording Of the verdict, and the jury re
tired to correct IT, While this was be
ing done the men remained in the
courtroom, sitting between the sever
guards
The three men were sentenced to b,
hanged April 90, but m appeal taken
to the supreme court wiz insure them .
respite till next fall al least