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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28

La Reforma Social, a Spanish paper
at Ell Paso, Tex, by Laure Aguirre, q
representative CT the Mexican junta
of st. Louis. received the following
dispatch from Coatsacoloos, Mexico:
The people Of Minatitian. Suchil,
San Juan, EXquimila and San Geroni-
mo have risen against DiaZ. The gar
rison of federal troops has Joined
them and the uprising will at once
spread to Vera Cruz, Tabasco and
Chipas"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28
Bow to Suffer FOR Murder.

Oscar Napier. Abba, Ia, aged eight
years. was found guilty of the murder
of playmate The Iowa juvenile law
does not cover murder cases and the
boy will be sentenced just the same as
if he were of more mature age. The
murder occurred several months ago
when Napier in a fit of passion took
shotgun and deliberately shot the boy
with whom he vas playing.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28
The First Negro Chautauqua.

The negro Chautauqua at Pittsburg
Kan, was held last week at Lincoln
park under the auspices Of the negro
Baptist church. The most prominent
negro speaker present was DR.. Vernon
of Washington, who is registrar of the
United States Treasury. The Chautau-
qua is credited with being the first
negro Chautauqua ever held in the
West
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28
MAY COST MILLION DOLLARS
Extensive Repairs Necessary for Man
churia and Mongolia.

The San Francisco Call says that in
stead of being brought to San Fran
cisco for the repairs necesitated by the
accidents which have recently befallen
them, there is a likelihood that the
liners Manchuria and Mongolia, of the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28

Pacific Mail Steamship company, will
be taken to Japan and placed in dry
dock there. The question Of selecting
the port for repairs is now under con-
sideration by the officers of the COM
pany. 1t is believed it will require a
million dollars to repair the two ships.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28
Kansas Wreck Injuries IA.

Santa Fee train No. 5, called the
Missouri River Flyer, was derailed at
Kinsley, Kan. A baggage car, coach
and chair car left the rails and
turned over. Fourteen of the passen-
gers We're more or less injured. but
none killed. The accident was caused
by soft track, the roadbed being COW
cred with water The train was ten
hours late, and running very slow.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28
Editors Make a Protest.

The New York republican editorial
association met at Saratoga, about 100
strong and adopted a resolution pro
posed by John l.. Platt of the Pough-
keepsie Eagle, protesting against the
ruling of the Interstate commerce COM
mission relative TO exchange for trans
portation.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-09-28
..GllSON'S SORE THROAT CURE.
Good for Tonsilitis.
Office of w. NJ. LINE, M. D.

Germantown, Neb., Feb. 8, 1904
l have had most excellent results
with Gilson's Sore Throat Cure in dis
eases of the -nroat and mucous lin
ings 1 find its application in tonsf
litis and cases where false mem
brane exists in the threat. as in
diphtheria, to have an Immediate eff
feet, loosening and removing the mem
brane, and thereby at once relieving
this distressing sensation of smother
ing noted in these cases. My clinical
experience with Gilson's Sore Throat
Cure has proved to r = its value and l
can heartily recommend it to all as a
safe and reliable preparation for the
disease it is recommended.
w. M. LINE, NJ. D.
Grad. l.. NJ. C. '93.
Address all orders to
Mrs. S. j. ellison, = Aurora, keb
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF New York--Tes Greenwich Savings Bank plain
tir against EdEard $ F0Slsr a. substituted Trustee
deceased: Rsbscea Andrews Mary Andrews sarah An
Sr R9ssTt ISrs ssay b Rossssr EisaSsss ' ~.
sister OF John Ferguson deceased living husband
q the said Elisshst 4 lying Gse Sae o. saia hu,
yoSn Hughes, me husband ot ssid Annie HuEhss. 3:
tian name o said defendant being unknown to ths
Known S fSs vaintif hssnE or cisSirg ~ hsvs Snv 1
rght eaim interest IN len upon ths properly
natITsized citizen Of the uisd States residing IN d
Br,ain dsa seized IN or aSoa, the year isss ss h.i
creditor BY moTtsass judgement or oserwiss q saia
John Fsrsuson or Of Jane Ferguson his widow or o.
ss 5 n i'5S .aas9n 'is Hssa 1a2 Ss $ VI: T. T.
FTsund. Thomas A. Bat1srbury defsndanrs sumnoSs
% Ia 70. e Ss sbo1s sSs has m me SSSaS q S' YOU o hereby
Honsd to answer the complaint IN Sss action and %
within twenty days afteT the service of this
% appear answer Jasnsnt win be taken sxainss
dated New YORK DscsmSeT 2sth. 1905 ''-''''
sad1... Rs W. NJ ~ a259 Ns5s ASSoTssy oeos Aas
Manhattan. New YORK City. y Y.
Sarah AndEews, David andrews. James Andrews VIII
xadrss o of RossSs Ana1sws, stsaT r. Ross ss
Vas The hue 5sssa a' Of the ssd sss s2 Il Ss an.
pane Of said husband being unknown to the plaintirD;
gnkn9wn % shs plaintno having claiming % have
cry iS The CITY az New Yor EssrSaf J6Ss ISs 2g
haturaliZed citizen Of the United IA
said city and formerly subject OF crown OF Cs4t
Britain. died seized IN about the Is65
Jaw, of kin dsvisea egstes grantee. assignee
creditor BY mortgage Judgment Or otherwise said John
Ferguson or OF Jane FerS1son his widow, Of Eza~
osth. sister OF said John Ferguson. M
, me 70, ss9nf sos am % = o, '1SSS % g90n yoS y DSSs
of Justices % the %
New York 26th day July 19O8 and ds1Iy
County of New York az the County Court House.
Borough Manhattan city County o. New York on
The 26th DAY Of Juy, 1904
Dated New York July Doth. 1904
oEGRGH o @ DE WtrT ASs0rSsy sor slsnti oss ana
Manhattan New Work CITY ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
DISCREDITs BIG FOUR PURCHASE.
President of B. & o. Has No knowledge That
COmpany's Stock Was Disposed Of.

Richmond Va. Sept. al discredit the report OF
the sale OF the Chesapeake & Ohio stock BY tho
Pennsylvania 20 the Big Four. i have no knOyvI-
edge OF any such negotiation" This statement was
made to-day by George W. Stevens. president OF
the Chesapeake q Ohio. regarding the Fhladelphia
story that the Pennsy lvania Railway had disposed
to the Big -Four.
President stevens spent part OF last week az
Hot Springs with Nlevills Ingalrx Chairman ~ tbe
board OF the Big -Four. but Z Is said on good su-
thortty that the matter OF the sale or stock WAS
not mentioned at the conference The rurnor that
Ingalls, VIII be made president OF the Chesapsaks q
Ohio u declared to Be without couaaatlorL
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
IrnStaa
Auction Sales of Real Estate.


SUPRENIE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
- WILLIAM r WARNER. Plaintiff. aEains, CARO-
LINE WARNER BEERMAN, ct al. Discriminatory
hereby given that n puFsnanes OF an interocutory
So beaItnR ssts On the Goth day Of Juiy ssS8 sSS
entered in th9 Sas OF he CLERK & g the County q New
Referee said Judgment named, WIN sell publis
auction the New York Real Estate salesroor Nos IL
New YORK the 10Th day OF September le06. az n
o'clock noon on that Gay through l. J. Philips & Co.
Foid and therein follows: Al tract
piece parcel a land situate IN the TwentfoTt Ward
STATE a New York formerly the of Yonkers and
County Westohester and formerly of
fnr lots Belonging Joseph DelRAed made By Andrew
Flndlsy surveyor and dated April 17th 1899. No
fron by hs Old Albany Road; southerly by lot No
On said said sOuherly line being parallel with the
Deaheid distant therefom four 90 chains and fifty
s0) links: Westerly the by road forty t4) feet
being IN breadth in front ana ear Two =, cnans and IA
length the South side I've - chains ana twenty hvs
four Ssl links containing one and one sig one hun
rot Land fifty IN vdrh BY one hundred Qo
ieet N oeph fronting on ths fa when - - Mstery
southw esteTlv % Eaid tract BnE re said prem
another by deed dated November 6th, 1S45, ana
recorded IN the Regstss ofcs ia ths County q West
chester in Lbsr 10 sse With ths exception of the
premises oonve 81 BY Jsn@ p Aiaj9ry and William
MajTy Forsythe by dee5 da'sd Jun. 12ta 1900
county psss e. ans with further exoeption Of the
premises oorveyed By ts same parties 70 bsiG Krsgtss
of Deeds for westchester County. psgs Ga
Dated. August 14ta. 1906 ..
,.,,,-- .. . ISAAC s IsAACs Refs-ss
East 42nd street. Borough OF Manhattan New Hors
JAMES r DURoss ESQ. Attorney for Defendants go
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York city.
following Is diagram q the property 10 Be sole as
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
Furnished Houses to Let.

,0NP7-TTELY FURNISHED gq4STH I Is4'ats dwelling In
% hise 'T T by year: newly ess'rs.sd electric Ights
ttd tatLe' bedding. superior % apartments offered
q q s c5 & prize rental IS 5a 9 Isl'PhSaS So1S Sst @ River
sds or address e.. ". ~' -' '' i@'f
Broadway
:. T.,,FTTIsrsENTs AND sCBscRIPILoNs for Ths
n Tribune received AZ thsir IN so uatii 80; lsei
Advertisonsnts received az h octior y branch
oaoss az res u"' cor isd e.; iss sth ave cor ltth
st 81 Last 1sJh -: ~; 1855 50 ave hstwsen T5th
ana 7fth sF-; l02e ID ns:. IA r.moht ave ssS
n:sr seth at ~, .as ksi sd sva iio sissoksF st
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
IN PrRsuANcE oF AN' ORpER oF HON.

a. Franz T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate q the County q
NeE OK j. hereby given all persons having
sEansf Eckels. Of TIE county ~ ew
AoE ceteasg Iseut the same, Wiin folcheIs theel
q tie subscriber az his place 81 tansacuE business no
- Barclay Street tie city o. Aow 1ufk On O. before
tEe lst day az December
Latsd &ew YORK. the l0tn cay of May. 1906
JOHN X. ELpItIDGE Executor.
NAMES ARMSTRONG A:ty. for EzrcutoT. 30 "a NASSAU
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF non.

+. -
Frank z Fitzgerald, a Surrogate 81 the County of
york hereby given all persons ha wing
Charles "a. P0hlman. otherwise Chris
tan H. goAlI-an. late Of the County Of New York de-
ceased. present with vouchers thereof.
the futsobeE. place OF transactins busines 40
zoo broadway. IN the city OF New York. before
the fth 0ay OF November nezt
Dated New York the 2Sth DAY of APRIL. 1903.
JOHN r. SCHUCHMAN. Executor
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

4 DVERTisEME,sTs AND sUBscRIPrlONs for The
4 Tribune received their Uptown Once. No. 1884
lroacWay. between seth and 3ith cts until o'clock
= n AassrtssInsnts reosived e. me fole"ng branch
2sA sth ave o cor 22d st l5b eth ave- cor, 18th
f6S Wssf i2sth AZ rssS sd ave- between Tsth
and 77th l62s "a ave- el.t at l7os ist ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
M PrRsUANCE or An ORDER OF Hon.
cETRrH FRANCIs P-IN PURsUANCE OF

an srisr q Hon AbueT C. Thomas, Surrogate ot
ths Caru of New YORK not is hereby given % al
ren taling claims against Francis j. Church, late q
ihs County SeW Y0rS deceased. 70 present TIE same
m vulrhers thereof Tie Ellscler az IFS place OF
trauvartrg business a. the Office 0f Norman J. Aarsh.
"a Ts William street in the city u New York on OF
before the gsth cay ~ January next.
Dated NeW gork the 1ot1 cay of July, 1909
JOEN A. CHURCH. Executor.
NORMAN J. MARSH. Attorney for Executor No. 20
william street Borough o. arh4tran. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Old Albany Post Road
The Approximate OF the and
rents other Lens be allowed thu purchaser
cut q the purchase money psid BY the referes "a
% with interest
Dated. New York August i4th 1905
ISAAC s. ISAACS. Referse.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

MIL ili@hs JOoi<A II IN IT NC1AN
w q order Of Frank r Fitzgerald. a EurrO-
of county New York. notice Is hereby
PERSONS having claims against Joseph Whistler
the Town of IeuoL State Of Massackusetts
90 IreteH. same. with vouchers thereof
subscriber place of tranFaotng business the law
Office of william IS. Humford. No IA Broadway. B0r-
Manhattan city of New York. befors
The seventh OF January next.
Dates New Ioia. che 25h Of June. 1906.
ROSS ". WHISTLER, Executor.
WILLIAM W. MCNFORD, Attorney for Executor fs1
Ffpafway New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
II PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER on non
WINTERBOTToM, MAIE.-IY PURSUANCE

:, a. |" an oraeT q bon, Ahrer a. Thomas St---oga,.
N.l9 g aeW ioTs. notice Do here hv given ~ an
s hafli5 Claims aea-rar blaze Wfrterf,1rf-- -. =
~, - y .teh liA, deceased. - present me same
,-r.- lLefeQ- o. tEe subscriber az his Ace 81
a. - o. q before tEe tt.Il day of October newt
40 Aes io;k 27h dag os Na-rt 1890 49,
GEO NORRIS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

To Let for Business Purposes,
rouNFR STORE. AMSTERDAM AVE
h-SOA'- Also
INSIDE STORE on BROADWAY.
Apply
y WHITAKER. sios BROADWAY. AT 7lTH ST
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
IN PrPSUANCE OF AZ ORDER on HON

4 hbner a. TEonss a Surrogate os ths County Of New
notice s hereby given 70 al persons having cia1f
Iweoa Huntington late % the County al New
N0rs- deceased. 20 present he same with vouchers
ress a. he 0f. u William Quig1ey No 3a8 broad
way IN CITY York. before The l5to day
q
Dated NeW York the srd dny OF april 1905
MABEL s. OuELIs ENecutriX
WILLIAM T. QUIGLHY. Attorney for Execut-iK sts
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
a., = ~. IL. FRANCIS G.-lN pT-psI..

) 40. . .-. All. FRANCIS GIN Prps1,
tasts q To 60 or - Hon. Abaer a. 7,-,,,--
&issr,.,ea psIs-n. n N-w T0rt notice 4, 49,,
= rss-. 2is ~ .atllT claims ara.rs. Fre - ~
.sitrr. Nt sane -tnif ~ keR Eure Gs....1
- ri /" thsr 80 Fa-riers frs.edf 70 a. .t.e' .te'
Il Ssl's.e y "a tfs -aartinE huainess 81 -
nis. -ss.1sr issS ne" AerA. oF bc,ass ~. 80 -
A'y 2ins Isss
s.l-LA ,. aALrOESTAr.
tap AlEL r. CLIFFORD.
~ so1p..ene Atto-nsv. o.. E1ecutora
A-s EogsS Clty.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
TN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

Ahner = Ihoras a Surrogate q the County Of New
1or nooe Is hereby given % al persons having Claims
1gains Henry T. FEEDER lle lf d. City of VieshaGen.
hng1om u Prussia Germany. deceased % present the
sane VIII vouchers theref u hs suts TheT his place
q transaciirE business 10. So Broadway Borough ~
tisenth day of December rs1L
FafaH Ntu WrrFs st ar-l
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
TEE CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

Paris Feb tst 20 July J. travel Classes Full course
IN Music and Art Special studies. for
diploma Certificate admits to COll@ss. Gymnasium.
Home and social life.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

BEAUTIFULLY furnished apartment hve rooms and
ID bath oyeroo5ng Union square: possession iulmed-
l. FISHER a. CO. 40 Columbus ave. s1st 81
A L.GONACK COURT 1T8d ST ana Audubon a,,a y-,,r
~ and rooms so SEQ; elevator teI.nhSns
and all improvements Apply TO FRANK T. KFlfr on
premises.
WALLACE APARTMENTS. Washington Heights 1854
w II and Wadsworth avaBfve and six roornse rs-t.
ressonable ane loca.iong subway Apply 20 sIpt
on pTenises
Brooklyn.
r1o IET-Elsgant apartments modern tmpro,.
v@eD-a possesEi0n now. 10 becn O~tob
=. = T,oras rent s55 S62 so ss5 95i Prssids,, q,
Analv 10 your broker Realty Assoc!ats. iTs
Rsfnssn BTooklfn
A T1rITs ONLT.-Apartments new detached .arn
a ti, houses s85; decorated trim parqust foo-s
OWNERS. ZtA ana 80 Aapls St' bet Rogers and Nos
traud aves. FlathuHh-
ORD FLOOR rooms. IN story basement private
20 S,fb street 4 block from Prospect Park Brookyn
ke 10 Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
IN PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

gtner = Thomds surrrrar- - r1e- Cotntv -
NeW Tork Notice Is hereby reu al persons having
calm sfEins John r. Murphy llte of the C0antv %
NeW YORK deceased no present tre with vouchers
fheTs6f the subscriber Eis place % trausactng
business ne 0fs ~ John a. n1son his attorney.
- ll6 broadWaT Borough q NsI attain. "a The CITY OF
New NoIk before the i2th cay - February next.
Dated New YORK ths 2na dsy q August 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

Abner c.. Thomas, a 6urrogate Of the County OF Nsw
York notice is hereby given 70 ali persons having claims
Rgainst William Eiseuhauer. late or the County
York present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber her place Of tnsactng business
the Cf Bloch. 90 Street %
City q New Yok before the sOth day OF October
Dated New York The 2oth day of March 1903.
JOSEPHINE EIsENHAUER Executrfr
ADOLPH BLOCH Attorney for EKecutriI 20 Nassau
ST EeW York City
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
Snrrogates' Notices.


= TTFsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u - Fitzgerald surroEate q ne county oi
Ffsrk -,,.iee Is hereby given 20 al persons having
ysE feh y. sn5hal ID Bu-lard late Ct the county
csl - 6sreased. 10 present the same W l'--,-
ss :, fre subscribers 81 ther p'a'e ~ ualss-t-
a. i-es 81 fhe cflre II Er1ftr- Tracy a. et.iL,aL
II t15ns.. a. No SO Wal street. IN the bor1ugh of
~ fnln - CRY q New ACTk. On or before the
49, n October next "a, .,,,
fgssls - York the afth tay n April lsl5
lse De- FREDERIC l. BCLLAhD.
ELIJAH GEORGE,
Exeoutors
-r-s TRACY e SHERMAN.
i....--svs for EN-Cufors -. - - -
t.se1a-sn 81 Borough " hanhaftsT, NeW horE City-
I90sT, ISAAC TN Pursuance OF AN a,
., a., Abrer e. Thomas. a surroEats of the
eoe - Vg-E notice hereby siNe2 - a.. persons
cclll y .g4fr- Isaac 4. tross late - ne county
1,s - se-sasrs ir present rle saue- wiz vouchers
Csc -he s.ls hers. ar the-T faot ~ lfaI-saetli
nEsl I. - ne rfl-a ~ F-tca NoocfoTc. BoFee a.
49, - q Wall street. B--o-e1 % @lan'liia-l elg
fra IN or bsf0gs The Is; cey q February. 1901.
rsr 81. r.,y r-rh 1qlg
ldia - = rrE1r- TEIMA "A frost Executors
- rsoO7FORD B0VEE a Isl pCHEH Afto-neys
hlsh r-..5fr-- ~ lr Wal Street. B1rouGa % Nan
hsfsa Me- Yo-n GU.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10

WEST s1Sr STREET Manhattan So N
COLLEGE PREPARATTON-ART CI.ASSEA
PEClAL sTJDENTS received In SENIOR CIASsES
New Year hsginS Oct 4th Illustrd. CatalOg.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
Instruction.
For Young IAdies-City.

'2o 20 E2s East 1sth 81. 10 ffs schermsrhorn ST.
T. Bklyn.
KINDERGARrEN snd PREPARATORY SCHOOLS so,
GIRLS and BOYS. Individual Instruction P,ru
course Includes LANGUAGES. MUSIC. ART MATtTAI.
TRAINING. Large piayErOunds NON SECT MAN
Fsn term begins September 25th. 1909
CATALOGUE SENT ON REQUEST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
I FRANC|S To FAC
SERIOUS CHARGE
Assistant Bookkeeper for Petit
& Co. Alleged to Have
Stolen $500.
EFALSESENTRlES IN BANK BOOK
This, According to Police, is How
Fraud Was Perpetrated
Disappeared.

Richmond detectives have a warrant for
athe arrest ofsaW. I. Francis, assistant t
book keeper for Nessrs. Petit & Com
pany, furniture dealers, MOL East Broad
Street. = 3. sissi III 3 II
Francis was last seen by uptown ac-
quaint tances Tin 70 the pol ltce.$sa
, Of 8 clock yesteria y morning.
| The amount which Messrs. Petit 4
Company lose is stated TO be about s7OO.
Francis was sent to his employers bank
Saturdayfto make deposit for the firm.
The bank-book showed the entry but the
money did not reach the bank according
10 the teller. The same thing happened
Monday, the sum given him to deposit
In nthatfparticular bank for the two days
aggrcgating about S1f).a 4:
Fraud Comes to Light.
Tuesday the stenographer young
lady, who had been absent some days.,
returned. and Duet temporary NIB
sence from the office or pressure OF
work on the part Of Francis. she was
sent to bank.
The receiving teller gave but glance
at the book On making the entry and
at once exclaimed:
"The amounts set down for SATURDAY
and Monday were not deposited here!''
The firm was at once notitied.sS liiYesi y
tigation followed quickly, and a warrant
was sworn out for the arrest OF the
assistant bookkceper. The police had not
been able UP to y o'clock last night TO
serve It..
Not Long Known Here.
1t was too late last night when the
existence of the warrant became known.
to communicate with members OF the
firm, but 1t is learned from other sources
that Francis had been in the employ OF
the we'll known house but a few months,
and that he came here from a Northern
State. His father. mother. brothers and
sisters live In Henrco on the Seven
pines line, and he an unmarried man
of % lived with them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
T:RuANT SOLDIER FOUND
IN GOVERNOR j S S HOUSE | O. {
Governor and Mrs, Vardaman
Protested, But Provost Guard
Dragged Truant Out.
(By Associated Press,)

NASHVILLE, TENN. June 6.--A
jackson (Mlss.) dispatch says that the
Governors mansion brilliantly llumi-
mated in honor OF n reception rendered
by Miss Vardaman to her guests last
night, was Invaded by the provost guard
OF the State militia In search OF a young
man who was evading drill duty, Tho
truant was found hiding upstairs and was
dragged down the stairway and thro'--.s.
the hall, causing consternatlon among
the guests Governor and Mrs Varda-
man both protected against the search,
but to no avail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
VERY BAD CONDITIONS
prevail IN BALTIMORE
President Of Health Board and
Stock Yard President Tell of
Lan1entable Situation.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.1

BALTIMORE. ND. June 6,--According
to statements made to-day by Dr. John
r, Fulton, secretary Of the State Board
Of Health. and Alvin N, Bastable. presi-
dent Of the Union Stock Yards Company,
most lamentahh condition prevails In
the Baltimore slaughter-houses, and the
method of meat inspection Is practically
farce,
4 DR., Fulton says there is no way of
telling how much bad meat is sold IN
Baltimore for good.
According to Mr., Bastable, cattle dead
from disease and old bulls unfit for sell
Ing ms even the poorest class Of fresh
beef, are hung UP In storage until blue,
and so far gone as TO hold water like a
sponge and then ground UP with potato
-four ana red pan to give the color OF
cured hog meat, and sold OH hundreds
Of Baltimore cointcrs under the appe-3
tlzing name of3I''pure Baltmorermade
sausage Says Or. Fulton; ut lis not
unusual for Butcher to meet cart
and go through the formnlty Of slaugh-
ter In the cart. II an animal should be
actually dead, the butcher would not.
as a rule, Withhold his knife on that
account"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
SPECIAL GUARDS TO
Protect PRESIDENT.
Every Precaution to Protect Him
From Possible Danger at
Anarchists Hands.
Especial to Tho imes-Dlspatch.)

t.30 ISpeC!ttE " TO 17''eS'-1o'SPa'C'''1
WAsHlNGTON,d ID. O., June 6.-Extra-
ordinary precautions are being taken In
the vicinity Of the White House to pro-
tect the President from any possibility OF
danger Plain clothes mon from. the To-
cul detective force. secret service agents
and a score OF uniformed policemen
guard every entrance and exit to the
Executive Mansion, and no one ls per-
mitted about tho grounds or gateway on
the north sido OF the enclosure. All the
gates at east. south and west entrances
e tho grounds are securely chained and
aradlocked.
This action is considered significant as
coming from the report from Oregon,
where anarchists were arrested, that o
plot to ,ussassinate the President had
been discovered, and the attempted as-
sassinaton of King Alfonso OF spain,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
.WYNNE COURT MARTIAL
COMES TO SUDDEN HALT
AS Result Of Sunstroke the Officer
is Said to Be Insensible to His
Military Obligations.
lBy Assoclated Press. J

NEW YORK. June 6.--Proceedlngs ~
tho court martial OF Captain Robert e
Corps, on a charge OF insubordinattoHf
we're suddenly halted today. after q
naval surgeon had testified That Captain
Wynne was so insensible to his military
obligations as to warrant his retirement,
The surgeon declared that this condi-
ton was brought about by q sunstroko
while serving In West Indian waters,
DR. G, ], Decker, a surgeon on the
battleship Alabama, gave the evidence.
The Judge advocate Informed the court
that this put the case In a new light
and that he did not desire to assist IN
the punishment OF an innocent man.
Ho, therefore, asked the court to adjourn
the hearing untll ato-nlorrow to give him
time to consider. a, AZ