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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Rules Like a Gear.
TOSS BABES THREE STORIES
Children Were Cast Into Fire Nets to
Save Them From Flames.

CHICAGO. Juno e.-The sight of a faith
er and mother hurling their children
from, the third story windows OF their
burning home made, several hundred
Lawndale residents forget the dangeS
threatening their own homes and risk
their lives by forming living "nre nets"
with their hands and outstrotched arms
early yesterday morning.
The fire was In three-story frame
building at 1896 Sacramento avenue, and
after mysterious origin the flames en-
exits were located before the owner,
James Jerak, and his family awoke.
Cermak Gives Alarm.
Representative Anton Cermak happened
to pass the house and saw the fire first
He pounded on the wall OF the house
with a plank which he wrenched from
the sidewalk. while another passer-by
turned In an alarm.
Throw your bedding out and jump on
It," cried Cermak. as he saw Jerak ut
Mrs Jerok threw out two mattresses and
Immediately aftcrward Agnes their flf-
teen-yelr- -old daughter leaned far out
from the windowsill and Jumped.
Landed Unhurt.
She landed some distance from the bed
ding, but was unhurt Cermak called a
number of persons together, and while
they more or less succeeded in breaking
tho fall of the little ones, the children
were throw1 out by their parents In the
IOuOWlHB butttSSloH.
Emma, 13 years old Annie IL; Frank,
9; Joseph, G. Rose. :. Elizabeth. q 10
month old babe, was protected from harm
by her mother. who climbed down one
flight and jumped from the second story
with the child In her arms James,
Mary, and Elsie, grown up children,
saved themselves In n similar manner.
while their father fought Lis way to the
basement.
Several Rescuers Hurt,
None OF tho children were injured, but
several of their rescuers were bruised
through their heroic work. Annie Jernk
fell on top of q Mattress and in the
islinding smoke some person threw an
other mattress on top OF her as she lay
stunned Several persons walked on the
mattresses between which the child was
sandwiched She was discovered almost
suffocaGed by Mr.. Cermak.
1.-THE children were hystetcal and
would not jump" said James Jerak. their
father. II saw certain death II they re-
r1ained in the house. 80 l threw them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
.r.0fge Ade Is Generous

~ ~ Eo toasx Ind June s.-Georee AIDE
E,s;lasiurn TSa 10 the Purdue mcinoriai
sAg Of wors ono which insures the be-
TsuM an R sin,on on the proposed build
t,ssHssut Stone nu,nni meeting last night
,ssss TO be pa1nee p1no9need that $500 still
asEuru ~ win insure the building Of Sun1 tbe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Huge SNAKE CRUSHES GIRL
sa'meI May Die From Injuries Re-
saved From Maddened Reptile.

tsooSI PLEASANT, Ia. June e.-Dur-
~ snake charming exhibition in
-. cEene showing here. a. huge ana
- loday crushed nearly to death
n "G tae pretty italian charmer. She
~. .Eooaoiy die as a result Of the
~ se LOT @1CIly specimens were in the snake
- "nen the enchantress entered
E,s.,ssi. Ine small iron cato among the
;%ns, kissing mass. the anaconda,
49, tne largest of her subjects.
E'sseupon her shoulders from the up
kns ssu OIL the cage and enyeloped her
eaowmen Ran to Her Aid.
i 'Sa sS sereams the showmen ran to her
[-.Ss1 SIvne ol them entered the cage and
7FsW .os reptile with rcdhot irons,
tiast., ir1Lhed at the mouth under their
tl'n. me girl was finally released,
~ dsora anaconda writhed through the
ftsssaV sVI and raced across tho country,
tst,I y terrified. shrielting wave OF
q tSIcx 1a children. 1t disappeared into
An ,h a s.,,I woods. carrying In It's huge
n'idiy squealing hog.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
W OPEN CAMPAIGN
s,,a., M Of Democratic Congress,
NV s'nal Committee Gets BUSY

! s'isss o; n June Representative Jomo.
M cossre,s,angla, Chairman Of the Dem
- I've re,ohal reomo campaign committee en-
~ e, lhs &C ooroI az The Hoffman house yes
hl,,s last plnh. hendqusrtero He
aaay or Tuesday neIt fecei'e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
1nree Witnesses Called

Sa,sss sIn.sets misses. one OF whom was identified
Ssp. sers ser'orhey o1y T. 8. c. Renugh OF CIay
"a, N. called so,sa into tho room during tho
hsas oS Srt Seort mnde 1t plain last night
seasars ,bics men were involved in any
= y thszn i'm renected on their Integrity
ssatesl rtn .net kilograms have been sen,
UT ut-, IN ~ The samo section OF tho Stots
ms !" appear before the court in con.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Will Not Express Opinion.

The commission is strictly ndhering to the
resolution adopted at the beginning OF the in
Ycstigation not TO express any opinions formed
from observations In the different cities OF
Great Britain. until tho close OF the inquiry,
Necessarily there Will be a great diversity OF
opinion details. and the commissioners
not willing to express themselves until they
have fully diseBted oil tho information in this
country They speak Enthusiastically OF the
royal treatment they receiving on all
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
Ell TOCADOR DE VIOLIN

MnclS, se pashAn en fdmsndo ppa Con obeto de
daerme deuve squella pzu.ls de- pobre mai A.,
pecto comenc6 ee los cartes de euuns Enr. mncb,.
enonc que tena honor de h,srme an Ia
Pmour. <pmercs actore del Teatro fance e drio{.n l.
corte de n donde es agusdsba s.to
sin embargo hioan dgoado dEs en- Saint Foent
objeo dc repfttenar es cudsd las mores p.s de an
reperorlo A'msno &c ebre LayaI arsta en- qn dshfo
evarse gob chsr fuego de artfclo sobre cnJJ
una sura de set,n mil Rohre e nyel del mar
Tamb6n acababa de gar Saint orent IN, coecc6 ds
heras entre las cuas como cutoscs empar onrshan
dos dSodnS 0lvc 10 cus seg1n rezaba cartel eT. t,nto
sngur cuanto raZl de aq1os Anmaes Sc hab pero
haca mlllares de sns Sg sruncus iuds entrs los ans
9urahsn sgunos de cta sastas etcera stc Pc
Ih Dos mfo cua foe sorprPsa M ee ca eoI ns.
tPr mas nfofmes rgl1c al anr Karl Hsury abopado an
Saint Florent> Abogado Saint Foren e Fnron. I'll
Ah dlje mi con trsez deb6 Aarle eDerxa spcnmh6
en- lucha Ia maripom vovo crisaid el lo yolVi6 an
buls neQrS y terrosG.
70 dudabA de 10 que ea
Un piuelo conduo 81 estudo de Karl pen.trk or nm
csr6n rste fo aleDoso E despGho est.ba an nm cnrto
bIlo ID zquierda; decchA haba una pesada ear, ns
guiaba 81 primer En- fOndo medias On p,ou afn
donde las hores feuVenecian los besO de sol de
Ltuendome ell corszon, empue IL puera del d..n.rho
entire en- on recn!o hdmedo sombfo amuebdo con o cr
hentes ore durane 10 ausenca prncipx se en f m
Dgenl9Ea cruel Cogan As mo,css que ,vt.b,n
obr Gel escilt0o las meAn baio una cs,cs de np.1
en que on tebcsdo cuando una de Ius proue
rae ssomao por 50 abezA Ia coTbsu un poe con mn
cortapum vi como decAp ban muchas Victimag q
suelo de cadaVees Per fin greso de "a prncu,l 6 6
aus ejecuciones Al de pasos ono de 10, ttrri
cog6 SO gulonay Ia meh6 prcipitAdamene en- nm hn
Era en- eftco Enrique KA iegaba del tribunal CON mn
msmoteto bo el buzo. Venia de lamar en-
eneRcs cAtnsa bandtda de gals Que .e b.bS,n
permtdo ssouesr de de te Nos ech.mo,
en- brazo uno de otr3 Hguda ra6 ldfu doDde me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
CAPlTULOIlI

Seguramente sabr& e ctor qe BA 1T reauis semAnsl.
mente en- 50 ca'a agunos artists tcotsb eos nsenca
de amigos a mejores pf ,o.s de Moz.r de- Bhoven
Lo que gnora e prsd. ,ssa reuuones de
Lac cuale! era 81 alma vida les mismos ngeles deben &C.
oe clo para or. En- DE- stat nochea Il de
l.vo ENRIQUE css del del voo. 70 me- quede en-
mia eoo ds aned.d Avo.ba de Karl deren
os de aqoela prueba msda nOchr l. vi insen
oe 10 que me deci' reia lorabA flo logr6
que sentar. eScuche emoconado relate uno Todo
me do Su sopre aenconrsr delant IA BaIot 80 emo
clon yer buena acoda e hizo us maestro 81 s
mlrIcon so aeRris OR meor mdlca d. mundo eeCutada
nor los meJors' artlstas CnAndo g6 de narrscn
q0e yo esDeraba mpacencs evsn6se con ardete
vCz biiIAnte mirsda re dio:
-AcsbabaD de ecusr precoaa snfor a yo desde IN
rrctn contemplate ot reQios admirc 61 cusndo vi
qoe orgendoae hicia presentabs vn; confunddo
70 oendo que hAter tome msqunamente 10 devo uego
9e oearo Pero tratIba de eto al fu comprend uus
hIb. .dO horrbIemenie eng6ado Mi primer moymnto fuG
pFecpams hsea e ho de R. Para stOrcer pescussO me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

(cssusaassin De Ia pdqina 81
do don Francisco D. C6rdova para
vice-presidsnts del Ayuutamiento dc
Utuado.
-TamblSn fueron propuestos con-
ssialea do Rio C rAnds los sefores don
Manuel Reyes, don Francisco Bssan-
court y don Rafael Carrillo.
Ell ohcial de Sanidad doctor
Lugo Vifias hizo on 10 ma iiana de hoy
una vista al pueblo de Bsyam6n.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido On 6stos 6ltimos cinco aisos y por
6sta rax6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsics de mas presttgio
on 10 isls, son los dc 10 f&brica Kohls,
d Oampbsa, de New York, de 10 cua|
o. agente On San Juan A. s. Belavsl
Apartado 81, "a quien puede usted
dirigirss para mejores informss.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristc
81. 1e. San Juan, R.-A una cua
dra do Los sarros elsetricos y prtnci'
pales ediHcios dol Gobierno. Esplen
dida vista . 10 bahia. Baiios modsr'
NOS sanitarios. Hahitaciones trescaA
Mxquisita eomida puerterriqusha J
Americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI'
Liza RAMIREZ, viuds dc Masferrer
Delstreense bien las palabra'
PABsT NILwAUKE e E dentro de-
aro rojo dc la acreditada marca de
cervesa do ese nombrs. No debe con
fuudtrse ese famoso nomore de <Pabsl
Milwaukee, con oil de Paz New York
La intenei6n do ssta imitsci6n salta
10 vista Sirva este sviso los nu
msroa.s consumidores de SPabsts
Ag .ntss: M. r. Calder6n & CO
TetuAn IL.
~THE HMVHTIA.-27 calle d.
q Cruz. Gran casa dc hespedes. STA
sls d. hotels. Apossntos para familial
y personss solas. Comidas a cineuen
b. csntavos cubierto. BaaOs. Tel6fonS
l92. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hove
est& & cargo de una seaorits cague
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
mo AcATARRRASEI |

FL catarro 90 una enfermad ad que
tiene mucha mas importsucia de Ia que
generalmsnte se le atrihuye. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, cuyas
tuncionss y fuerzas debilits profunda
mente. Escausa frecuente de ID sordera;
stecta 10 vista, In nariz y Ia garganta
y 60 gensralmente por donde empieza
10 tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma fscilidad y la frecuen-
eia con que 20 pesca un catarro, hace
Q las personals indiferentes para Gu
rarlo y 10 gran msyorfa no se preocu
% de las consecuencias.
Los baflos trfos por Ia manans
embellishments dsspues de dejar Ell
echo, dormir con las ventanas abier
sas y evitar las corrientss dc aire, son
precausiones muy ouenas que no cues.
Ia tabaio oil ohservsrlsa. Per0 o.
preventive m&a positive, m&s sacaz,
mas facil y mas positive y tambien el
que aconssian los msdicca, en- Ia Emul-
lion de Scott da Acsits do hfgsdo de
asHalaO.
Es sorprsndente la fuerza, vitalidad,
onargfs y poder de resiRsenoIs que re-
,ibe el cuerpo humane Dis las peque-
5ss desis do Emulsion 6n Scott que &c
administran con conssanota. Ests
smulsi6n rec0 ere interIormsute todaR
as parties d&ailss y vu'nsrablea del
auerpo y 10 poae al &oc:go de 10 In.
teccion cstsrral.
De cuando en cu&r1o apsreceD
industriales POGO e3arupulosoa &nun
aiAndo emnlsioues, ylnos 6 prepsrs
dos 4 los cue atriouyen propiedade.
curativas cue no senen y hasts hay
quieu 40 Ssreve & decir en- lesrss IL
'nprsnta, que ol pstr6leo 8 kerosina
| 4s un aiiusnte,
Que sa eli petr6lso? Un sceite mine
asI qpa 20 ugS como combuatiblc par
'uhriuAr J linpiar m&quinss y pars
elumhrar,
Una suhatanoia indigeztible que
| psrece de 10 propiedad essncial de TO-
do alimento, cual 90 10 asimilaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
Para sthoTas, nihos J nj
mas, roDa hecha

iNn ha v'y,o usted les magnffcos
rajes, hlnssx, kimUuas, sacos, guar
do polvos, enaguas, camisas, csbre
co-sets, Esjas para niaas y nikos,
etc., ETC., do tslas hilo, hechos On nues
ros tsllerea? Aunque los precios
que vendemos son MUv MODICOS
no haaamos NADIA de pacotillA.
Nuestro sxsenso surtido compren.
de- desde 10 blnsa mas sencilla, asta
los ricos trajes xdornsdos con
arcaies do hilo calsdos, bordados,
etc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work b
Em broidery CO.
10, Fortalsza, San Jusn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
cONSEJO EJECuT|VO
Contia,ia en- la pdgina ~.

Corati'aaia en- la pdgina n.
chss atribuciopes que Sc toma el Sc.
cretario de Puerto Rico aiustSndose,
q esa misma ley estan en- pugna con
el bill Foraker. Psro en- este caso u
no on otros muchos que se han presen
tsdo allf, se recurre ese pur to tan
socorrido. .Qie sno 80 opone q que
dichoi bill sea puesto & votsci6a.
Mr. Post responde al senior Bar
bosa que si esa ley, votAds hace cua.l
tro amos. no ss hsbfa tenido que con.
sultar hasta hoy, hs sldo porque se
tuvo necesidsd de consultarla y si hoy
.e ha hecho hs sido para iustiflcar 10
legalidad dc un proyecso que ha que
rido rechaxarss. H. sido costumbrs
on esta isla llevar & la ofcina del Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico todos los
asuntos que presentan siguna dlaeul.
tad en sus resoluciones, cuando estss
cosas debieran ser atendldas y re-.
susltAs por esas administrsciones mu-
nicipales, en- donde los hom bres pues.
tos al frente del gobierno local debe.
rian tener cUmpesoncia para salvar
euantas dudAs % presentsran
Sc ex.iende en- otras considera.
clones sobre su proyecto y termina q
rscomsndAndolO.
Ei Dr.. BArbosa, despues de hacei
!: algunas meras considsru clones sobrs
q sl proyecto, mAnifie.ta que el sei1ol
q Post % prt cpita muchO en- su bill
lQle 81 el Comlle de asuotos locales .,
j. reuniera todos los dfas, antss de cele.
70 brarse sesion On el Consejo, comt
J. ueurre en- los cuerpos legisIativos dl
u los EstAdos Unldus, q. 10 celebrafia
porque irfs q ese comite q sstudia
o los aauntos para formsr juicio d.
el ellos antes de votsrlCs.
r Mr. Post haze a,ganas enmiend q
N On su proyecso y plde que 81 lsvantar
D 90 la Com.si6n total lu inf .rme f.vo
o. roblemeute. f, bill CASA 81 1. cturs
Z, MIR. Fslkner propon, que 80 levs'
el 10 Comlsion tota es sprobada
j. La CUm,.lon de Inpresos d. cuer
is ts con /, slgu eutes proyectos:
G. B. 81 Sobre bibli. tscas legs
1, les an ,as Cortss. P.aa & Ia .Comi
B. sion de HacieIdA.
O. G. B 81 -Sobre construction
se up nuevo ceme- terio en- Comerlo. Ps
Es SO & la C. mtsion d. Fl .clenda.
IN G. B OIL -Nomot ando un ab ogs
el do en- los E4tsdos Untdos para recla
q. mar 8 sndersrlft y CO ~ fanza
Pasa q la Commission de Hacienda.
30 No haDisnuo osros psrsiculare
q Que tratar, ~ ai6 por terminada /
s aesl0n les 5 y ctnco minutos, citar
e' dose para b y a los dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
LIra de PropIetaIips de ancas
uIbapas de San Juan

f. v,rs4i d, 10 que precept6a el
Rag,smant, do etta Association sn 81
articulo IA, tango sl gusto de convo-
car & las sen ,res que 10 consttu yen
psrs !s iauss & ,neral que ha de Gale
brsrsA 81 d. los corrientes en- los
salooes De Casiao E.psfiol de ests
ciudad, q las sitts y media de la no.
che
So rrega ls puatual asistentancis
de todos ;os sefores a,octsdos, pues
ent % otros asuntoa importsntes, hs
de tratsrse ds la eleccl6n de nue. va
Directivs.
San Juan Erero 20 de 190el
J0st Maria Cdrrer0.
Presidents
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
Las islas caribes

Estas islas, sitsedas en- la b3hfa
de Jobos, han aldo srreud sdas pur
dleg ados al Gobisrno Insalar por ell
firmanss, y Dor oil preaspte se notifica
pGblieo no traspasar por calles, ba
10 pena de 10 10y.
Central AouirYe&C0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

me pAss al traves del tubo intestn ai
sln modihc@rse y ain ser absorbi-
'tda; una supstancia en- fin, que NO
sisne ninguna Ge Las propiedsdes GU.
-Sttvss y alimensiciss del aceise DE-
7fRado dc bsoslao. 81 90 dijese que
sl peir6leo es IN alimenio para ma
2uinas, podria passr; pero mo- un all
nento para el cusrp6.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
N0TJCJAS DEL DjA

--UN BUEN reloj dc oro ca el meior
regalo para Navidsd. +. Kehrhahn
v CO, San Francisco 2S, San Juan.
q En 10 calle de San Jose ndmsre
I, 90 alquila un mirador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
cO|sgo coneTcia| De SOencsr
en- Kingston n y

Un cnlegio ideal para i6venes de
ambos sexos. Ensei1anza individual
oomplstA, Curtos en- estenogrAffa,
maquinila, tslegrsffa, escritura, tens
durfa de ltbros, orersciones bancsria
& ingles. Protesores especisles para
esta Gltimo.
E.tudiantes pueden ingresar cual-
Quicr dfs do Ia semane. COlocsciones
obtenidas para los grsduados.
Correapondencia en ingles y en- 90.
paHol.
Solicite catslogoa.
Direcai6n para obtensr amplios in.
formee:
Speacer's Business College.
20 Is San JuSto I, San Juaa, P. r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

y vuesssv meuloui e. On 0Unr1rmara Ca
to verdad; y 81 estaia escssos de fuer.
zas, L. carna y ds ksngTe, os aconss-
.ars ca snlutsta lA EnuAaiot d eScott.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-25
Yamhin's Fine Crop.

"oh, we've just escaped from lu.
natic asylum said Rev. II. F. Adams,
of the First Presbyterian church. OF
McMinnville, to the question: "What 3
the meaning of all this" put to him
by Journal representative. With
justice to tho happy band Of boys he
was ehaperoning through the streets of
tho Capital City let il be said that the
members Of the Boys Club, from Me-
Minnville, were as bright a bunch of
youngsters as ever visited the city, or
was ever produced in old Yamhill.
There were "a boys in the party, and
they win put In tho day visiting the
state buildings and sights in and about
Salem w. G. Parks also accompanies
the boys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-25
THIEVES
MAKE A
HAUL
Do up Portland Jewelry Store
to the Amount OF
$4,000

Diamonds and other gems valued a.
more than $4,000, together with watche'
bracelets and jewelry of great value
were stolen from Jaeger Brothers jew
elry store, at 300 Morrison street, Port
land early this morning. The BURGLAR
made their escape as quietly as they
had gained entrance.
The robbery was one of the mos
daring ever perpetrated in Portland
and was committed so hurriedly that il
theiu flight the burglars scattered gems
and jewelry along the floor from the
iron barred window, thl'oughI which
they gained entrance, to the rear door
through which they made their exit.
Entrance was gained to the store in
most daring manner, and the work
was probably performed by expert
crachmen, who had obtained the lay
of the ground before the job was at
tempted. Climbing over an open tram
som in the rear of the buildings the
burglars pried open the door of shed
with jimmy and with crowbars
smashed pane in window opening
into the store. With the same tools
they pried apart two steel bars which
formed part of the banricade.
Before gaining entrance large
frame door was also smashed in, but as
steel bars supported door the burglars
gave up the attempt to gain entrance
In that mannaI and confined their OPP
erations to the window. Two men were
implicated in the theft, as
)nly one man, and he small one,
,ould have squeezed through the bars
1t the window.
The lights in the rear part of the
tore had been extinguished at 1880
clock, and only small lights were
,urning in front. The robbers opened
he showcases on the east side of the
in which had been
'laced a tray of precious stones, and
arried the gems to his partner in the
ear of THE building. A box contain
ng neclaces, watches, rings and brace
cts was also taken.
Mr.. Jaeger said this morning that
ough estimate of the value of the ar.
icles taken would be between $4,000 |
nd $4,000. The exact value of the
ewels taken cannot be learned until
n inventory of the stock is taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-25
NOT BUG
HOUSE
BOOZE

Here's one ON the good people of
Silverton. An old man from the neigh
borhocd of Marquam, in Clackamas
county, was in their thrifty and thriv-
ing town Saturday, and became lit.
tie hilarious while on the streets of our
neighboring burg So hilarious did he
become THAT the city officers telephoned
Sheriff Culver to dispatch some deputy
to capture the wild man, whom they
asserted was crazy. A deputy went
down, captured his victim, and brought
him to the county seat. This morning
he was examined by physician, but
was not found to be crazy, as reported,
and allowed to go free.
This is one on Silverton. The peo-
pie there are not aware of the quality
of the wet goods sold there. The case
proved TO be one of inebriation, pune
and simple, and has caused no Little
merriment at the court house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-25
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Frank Schilling Undertakes to Kidnap
His Own Child.

| Losine, Or, June 25.-In fight for
the possession of his own child, Frank
Sehilling, of Portland, was today shot
and badly wounded by Joe Haum, a
14-year-old boy. Schilhng was at.
tempting to make AWAY with the child
which is under the care of his wife IS
parents, when he was intercepted by
Haum, who is his brother-in-law.
Schilhng is in a very precarious condi.
tion and may not survive. He was shot
with a 2-ealiber rifle, the ball penetrat-
ing the right breast.
From what can be learned, Selling
and his wife separated in Portland, she
taking the child, which is but four
yeans old, and leaving it with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Haum, who
live in this city. The father was much
attached to the child, and, upon learn
ing that it had been brought here by
his wife, he immediately followed her.
Schilling visited the home upon a
pretense, and at an opportune moment
seized his child and attempted to es-
cape. He was detected in the act by
young Haum, the brother of his wife,
who immediately gave chase. Haum
secured the rifle, and upon catching up
with his brother inrlaw ordered him to
stop.
Schilling refused to return the child,
and Haum, who is big, husky boy,
despite his age, attempted to take pos
session of the child by force. Schill-
iEg fought desperately, but the rifle
which the hand of his opponent held
was accidentally discharged. and he fell
to the groun4 badly wounded.
The child was then returned to its
grandparents, and the wounded man
was given medical aid The physicians
state that it is doubtful whether he
wall recover. The rifle, while of small
calibre, shoots a heavy charge of pow
der, and the bullet made very deep
wound.