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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
NETSY

Several battalions Of Kuba1 Cos
sacks have been disbanded.
Cities in New Mexico and e. P2So'
Tex, wc-e shaken by earthquake.
An incipient mutiny occurred in
the fortress of Saints Peter and Paul.
in ST. Petersburg.
Complaints of favoritism ard IN
competency are being made ag2!ls.
distributors of San Francisco relief
funds.
Three aldermen of New R0cnelis'
n. Y, surrendered and were haic L,
bail to answer charges of attanpISu
bribery.
Conditions in Russia are apparent
~ growing worse; members OF "a.
lament 7 campaigning among 'H'
peasants.
The National Convention Of bD,
P>sters in session at Chicago 53rISu
from the billboards pictures o. S&laA
in whatever form.
Advices from Rio Janeiro said tnss
the rebellion in Matte Crosse va
practically over and that no tCEtH0'
trouble was expected.
The coroner's jury at S~aiisDaat
brought in a verdict that tAe ~EeCN
of the Plymouth express, on july >
was due TO high seepd.
B. F. Yoakum outlines the fatU.d
OF the ST. Louis, Brownsville H az
Mexico Railway as the longeSo io'
grade line in the country.
The Navy Department E9coIn.
mends an international asreSElers
requiring wireless telegraph Sys'e~0
to exchange messages at sea.
President Roosevelt Offered ~
Marblehead as a neutral grounu 10
a negotiations between "a"''
mala, Salvador and Honduras
Counsel for both sides IN -.
Hartje divorce case we're severe.
buksd by the trial judge for I'M! ;nto
ing too much sensationallsh
the trial.
10y " III
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
Bitten BY Mad Cat.

Burlington, Special.-Lyman Fau-
cette, of Glencoe, was taken to Rich
mond for the Pasteur treatment. He
was bitten a lew days ago by a mad
ear. a mad, stone on being applied
to the cat s head. adhered for several
Lours. MI. 4. l.. Holt accompanied
the boy toTRichmond Friday morning.
Much uneasiness is felt on account
of the condition of the victim.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
The Press Association.

The Press Association of North
Carolina and Virginia was held at
Chase City, Va, this year and a most
enjoyable occasion it was agreed to
have been.
The following officers were elected:
President-T. J. Lassiter, Smithfeld
Herald.
First Vice-President-J. C. Hardy,
Of the Warrenton Record.
Second ENTHUSIASTICALLY. B..
Cochran, of the Troy Montgomerian.
Third Vice-President-H. R. Kin
law, of the Rocky Mount Echo.
Secretary and Treasurer. B.
Sheriff., of the Concord Times.
Historian-M. L. Shipman Of the
Hendersonville Hustler.
Orator-Rev. J. o. Atkinson, D. D.,
of the Christian Sun.
Executive Committee Josephus
Daniels, III. A. London, w. C. Dowd,
J.. A. Thomas, Zeb Council.
Delegates to National Convention
J.. o. Atkinson, Josephus Daniels, J.
A. Robinson, Archibald johnson, NJ.
L.. Shipman, c.. L. Stevens, H. P.
Deaton. J. A. Thomas, III. r. Kinlaw,
R. NJ. Phillips, J. T. Britt, Thad. r.
Manning, w. B. Thompson, w. c..
Hammer, w. c. Dowd, J. D. Bivins, j.
W. Bailey, C.. III. Poe, r. F. Beas1ey,
j. G. Boylin, J. P. Caldwell. Clyde R.
Hoey, W. K. johnson, H. A. London,
W. F. Marshall, Norman H. johnson,
J. B. Sheriff..
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
pruaqed to Death.

Excessive use of drugs is the cause
of death of 20 per cent. of the popu-
lation of Austria, according to official
statistics, while A per cent. of tho
medical profession in that country die
of heart disease.
A London butcher has in his win
dow a placard reading: Wanted, a
respectable boy for sa1sages."
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26

They will net talk about God among
their own people with familiarity, and
scarcely~at all with the white man.
Prom Vanishing Indian Tribes
The Tribes of the Southwest" by e.
S. Curtis in ~Scribner's.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26

Heretofore Canada has paid $4,000
600 a year for soda ash and kindred
products. A company is now to be
formed for the home production of
these articles.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26

A man does not make hay by let
ting the grass grow under his feet.
It's better to have your feet on
the rocks than your head In the
clouds.
The uncomfortable tongue does not
have to work long to tell all it knows.
Dreaming Of great deeds we miss
the doing OF thousands of little good
deeds.
There are too many preachers try
ing to make bread of life without
the leaven of love.
A good deal of summer religion
is SO thin YOU a see right through
it.
It takes more than polish to enable
one to slip through the pearly gates.
His death was the last segment in
the perfect circle of His life.
The call to watch and pray means
more than watching your ~neighoors.
The altitude Of a prayer does not
depend on its high-sounding phrases.
The world would get a good7sized
lift if we were as scrupulous about
the things that come out Of our
mouths as we are about those that 90
in.
Many a pull is like a ruber string,
most. effective when it hits back.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
81 @ @
The Problem Of
Our Next Election

BY A,"P rOfOundSSI o l. n
confronting Us is that the majority Of American voters
viii effect their wishes by very extreme n very dangerous
Hesitation. If III mfionaires prefer to remain as they
1871 have hitherto chosen to remain, outside the current Of the Ia
E&ESSSn uonal life, leaving its politics to take care of themselves ex
SSS2 cept when they draw checks, and cherishng the fond delusion
which the possessors of unearned wealth ave so often cherished,
that b growing dissatisfaction with them and their possessions I'M the
methods by which they were acquired, is merely a temporary excitement and
in their favorite phrase will oon blow OveT-then it may be stated, with
entire confidence n without the slightest exaggeraton, that they are deS
tined 20 a very early and unweGome awakening when they will find them
selves confronted with the transfer of the government with all it's great powers
fr good and fol evil into the hands of men of a very limited conception of
vested interests and whose minds will be infamed with a wrath which they
will consider righteous and a hostility which Ia prove to be implacable I'm
less, therefore, SOL moral oasis for what the majority of voters believe to be
the present grossly unjust inequality in the distribution Of property in this
country is soon found-a moral basis which will prove acceptable to III ma.
jorny OF American votes-we nay encounter in the coming Presidential cleo
no a situation infinitely more disturbing and infinitely more dangerous than
has ever before been encountered-Norh American Review.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
@ 81 81
Recent TriumphS
Of Arbitration

ANY one, who has carefully followed. the arbitration movement dur
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~ Hague Conference, knows that arbitration can n o longer faTy
- be spoken of as al experiment 1t is now the settled praclce
N&BoS6 of the civilized nations when disputes arise between them, ana
T&2SS&&J is universally recognized in international law. War, Instead OF
being the general practice of nations, as it "a a century ago
n serious disputes arose between them, is no longer resored to except IN
rare instances ~ in most Of these Instance the cause III far Jack into the
past and have created strong preudces and deeply rooted feelings Of strust
and animoity which d. % readily yield 10 rational pacific treatment. Jul
ing h decade of which W e are speaking there have been our wars: me
hinaJa War; the MISUNDERSTANDING War, the Boer Wars AND ne
RussoJapanese War; Dr. nine, if we add to these the Boxer Conflict in China,
the German War in Southwestern Africa, still going on, the Venezuela Block.
ade. the Tibet Expedition, and the bloodless Panama Revolution. But dur
1ng this period there Ia been moret than a hundred settlement by ar
filtration. All of these have been important INT some Of them of the most
difficult ad delicate character: u.s. tor example, tn boundary dispute between
Chile nd ue Argentine Republic, the Brtish-Venezuean Boundary Dispute
the Alaska Boundary Controversy, ad the North Sea incident between Great
Britain IN Russia, which, though adjusted by a commission Of inquiry, vas
really al arbitration of the first order. .
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26
RAMS HORN BLASTS

preacher alone
if only he may
the choir.
Some people
seem to think
that the only way
to make sure Of
the church getting
t O Abraham's
bosom is to keep
her a poor beggar
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26

The praise Of holiness is Ao' ~
pursuit.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-26

When Gourdain reached Washing
ton he registered at the fashionable
Raleigh hotel as "Louis A. Gourdain.
No. 1890, Illinois State Prison, Joliet,
nls.," and asked for change of $500
bill to pay the cabman who had driv-
ell him from the station. He had
pledged himself not to eat, drink nor
sleep until his appeal was before the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
3weimal erwii@t nno bsrbaftet.

Samss Woriariip, s9anifs0ner In
Sbsa's Wirtbi9aft, Der um 2 nbr &c.
fern Wa4miitas BON Der pOli3et er.
pif9t uuros. als sr in Der 0irtbi9ait
tbdtig NOR, @dfen 4etrdnte 3u berab'
foiaem unb bisfsrbalb pfrbaftst murbs.
lisb H9 baour9 ni&t sinI9t9tern.
Raum mar er nah 6inierlesung
elmer BirgI9aft auf frsism Gubs, als
sr au9 f9on uieber binter Dem S&ant.
tii4s sri9isn. Ct bate abet bic Red.
nuns O6ue bic pOli3si ssma9i; benin
nm 6 l1br sridiensn Die glaurbds
piDbls9 misbsrum unb Noriaritp feb
gum swsitsn NaIe feb. Ct muBte
abermals ben Bse 3ur POliaei antre.
ten. mo er ueaen bsfelben g~ersebens
gsbu4t uuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
@ettnberi9t.

Die Snoianasr AbtbsiIung bes Wers
einigten Staten Wsttsrbur,aus bot
fol9enbes @etter.g Bulletin fur BITE abge-
laufene geri9tswoHs a~usgsgsbsn:
Die mittIere 8smpsratur tpar auber-
gev0bnlid bod uno bstrus II 8rab.
mos l Grab unter benz MitteI Der Dor.
hergshenbsn @o4s. unb unaefdbr 5
@rao tiber benz Hormalfanb III. Die
b6&fe $emperatur fam auf ben meifen
Stationsn Brittle Der Do9e Dor, mann
bic Warimol.8 smpsraturen bon "a Bis
SO @rao rangirten.
Die niebrigfe 9emperatur Der Be-
ridtswo6e murine au Nnfang berIelben
beri&tet, uno Der abfolut nieoriq5ff
Stanb bsirus AZ Grab In angola,
Steuben @ounip. 2et9ie 5r6Re tn
Nieberunsen purosn aus ben Counties
Stsubsn unb 6untineton beriatst.
S&auer fielen tn Der erffsn SdIfts Der
Wode In allen $beilen bss Gtaafes;
In einiaen mittIeren unb iabbaliasn
Counties maren He 5eftig, In ben iibri.
gen mtttIeren unb fhb6fli&sn COUNTIES
mdbig. bod binreidsnb. Der n6rS.
li&e 8bsil bes States brau9t notb.
tuenotg mebr &egen. 6isr unb oa
tamsn @euttter NIT S&dotsune BON
@igentbum uno 6elofri9ten Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

GanaIifation elm ttnnfiker
Gurus.

Hp9 unberii6rt bonn Saudi aroB.
ltaotif9er Spgiene i4eint ods ianoise
Siterbog in Der Mdrf gu iein. Der
&egierungsprdI iOent BON potsbam
bate auf 9runo Der 1nteriu9uns oes
Wuhers bic poliaeili9e Snliebune
bon 21 Dffentlihen Srunnen in Sitter
bog perfiigt. 3uslsi9 bat er him
Magiltrat angefra9t, pie melt oas
projett Der Waferleitung unb &dnae
l%iiution 9eoieben lei. Der MagiItrat
bat Odraufbin BET Der Staotoerorbnes
tenperidmmlung abermuls bie8epini=
gung bon 1900 Mart CUR 8ei9affung
zines PIanes beantra9t nit Sem Sim
peiie, bub Dem TeJlerunssprdiibenz
ten Die 3tpungsfpeiis GiniteIuns bieisr
Summe in Den Gtat 5uitebs. Die
StaOtoeror0neten baben nit 9 qcaen
z Stimmen Ben @ntrag oes Magi=
Itrats abgels6nt, neil oie MehrbeitRdz
naliIation unO WuRerleituns fir :
unniiben 2nrus hGlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
1ener.

Rur3 nod 8 ubr Sonntag Woreeu
brad auf eine big isbt ni&t aufasildrte
@eiis In Der Wirtbf9aft bon @ilbslm
WeiB. sao Weribian GtraBe ein
Geuer aus. tuOour& bic Gtusrwsbr aus
tisfem S&Iaf erwedt murbe. 8sim
grf4einen Der 5suerwsbr brannts bic
ginri8tuns Der Wirtbidaft Ii9tsrlob
uno our4 bic sltbenoe 9ibs plabtsn
bic 5lai&en. fooab bic Sbsrbsn In
allen &i4tuncsn umbufogsn, unb ben
SeuermehrIeuten bic arbstt. fsbr er.
f4pertsn.
SaRelbe tuurbe iebo4 f&lieBli9 IN.
terOrhdt unb gelbidt. bsbor bas Gsner
eineu groben umfang annabm. Der
anaeri&tete s&aoen fOnrrts nod ni9t
fef9efeat uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
Yoli3eutMes.

Ra1 meiteren Ra9fo,f9un.
gen Der getsimpOliaifsn Susan unb
aurb fslts Is I'D hsraus. baB Der am
SamHas uessr gasabunoirens Der.
baftsts Samss Rud.r ing Oplins@rssn
Rp.. tusseu Raubanfaas uno ginbru9s
ssuhnf&t piro.
unier NnfIage bas WtGol.
fon.@eieb iibertreten su baben. purosn
gsFsrn Ben. 8. @albwel, 172l 0oro
Senate aps., Sames Norraritb. Is
Dsf gsp Yort Str; Robsrt Sloau.
l543 Noro Senate abe.; albert Gu.
binstp. 1914 9orb Senate apenue Der.
baftei.
Muf einen Berbaftsbsfebl, Der
bon @bwarb 3. BssHer. 5l3 on %.
6trabs, ertuirft murbe, wurbe esfisrn
Simon 2usdsrt, 1874 o. WaibingtDn
Strabs bon ben gebeimpOliffen 6olb
unb SsRoHette etnsefsnt. 9uedert wiro
bsi6ulbigt. cine eooama6er GOuntnine
i'm Wertbs bon $35 eaimenbst 3u DO.
ben.
Die @ehetmpoIi3iRe 9an.
CATER unb Duncan nahmsn geftsrri
@iliam Southern, $40 Roro Senate
aos.. In 6uft unb fIostsn Jpn bes
Diebfabls on. YerieIbe 1T eth snge-
ffsGtsr bss 2eibfalbsfbsrs 6snrp Win.
frep, $50 Roro alabama Str. @sffsrn
Rorsen tam @infrep 3u isinem Stau
unb psaieIte I'm Bureau feline aleiber.
UNI nod ben pfsrosn au iehsn. als
CT nod GINGER 3eit aurtidtam. mar
Southern berf6wunoen unb aus feiner
B6ris, tusl6e CT In ben Rleibern I'm
Bureau eslahen. fsblten s17.35. 9a
Niemano nit Tim i'm Staqe NOR, als
Soutbsrn. 70 bermutbst sr. baB bisisr
bas @elo entpenbet bat, uno ma4te
Der polisei cine oiesbs3igIideW sloung,
tuorauf bic 8srbafiung bsfslbsn CT.
folete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
Apotbefer terbaftet.

5ohn 8. 8ruIOd, NpOtbefer. 638
Snoiana Abe.. bsEen @sbilfe Dor etnt-
gen 9asen usgen nebsrtretuns bss
Ni9olion @eisbss a~rretirt muroe. muBte
seftsrn ielbf ben Deg nod ber gafiae
antretsn. mo sr tuesen 8erfaufs ssiffi.
ger 8etrdnfe ON sonntas unb tpesen
5hbruns berfelten obne 2isens aebu4t
uurbe. DisVsrbaftung tuuros bon Den,
Sergt. Stobbarb unb ben Seamten
Anatt unb Stott borgsnomtnen. Die
wieosrbOIte r1ebertreiuns pes @eiebes
tpirb BEN Apotbsfer pabri9sinli4 tbsuer
3u ifeben fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
Ginbre9er pieSer tbatts.

ginbre9er isben ibre 8bdtigteii
E,.iter fort uno fibrsn In ben Der.
i9iebenRen @sssnbsn Der 6tabt ibrs
nddtIt&en Beiu3e aus. go murbe In
Der SamRas Ra9t bic Wobnung bon
F@arrie Salisbury, 1114 Belsfontaine
6trabe, bon Ritterr bonn Stsmmeiien
betmseiuGt. mo, na&oem biefelben
serduf9los tpis He sefommen. Der.
i9wunoen rparen, 3wei Rinse imW Berthe
bon $40. $14 tn barren Gelbs unh
Elm aussenommsnes 9ubn bermiBl
murben.
Als 3. Q. Broobsf. I'LL Noro
alabama Strabe. Rttinbaber bes
groun @arment Co.. AZ Wef South
Str, ssffern Worgen oas @si8dfts.
baus hstrat. bemsrfte sr, BOB frsmb.
Gdnos barin esbauf baitsn. Cine
nabsrs untsriu9uus sraub. bab sins
sroBs 6anbtai&e unb $50 tuertb fer.
tias Domenr6de bsri6wunbsn tuarsr.
Sn Der gile baiten bic Disbs einen Rod
suriidaflaRen. In tusl&sm bas 3ei&en
o. .. gsfunben wurbe. @abrf@ein'
It'd mirb Der 3uridselaKsne Rod bis
! Diebe entlarben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
Bon BEN @assoa sefaaea.

9. 9. Bunnea. 1884 Spann Mbe..
tuurbe gefern BON Der gde Der 80. Str.
unb benz 2anaI nit aebro4enem re&ten
Bein I'm Rrantsnwasen nod ieiner
DObnuns ssbra3t. Ssrielbe III ein
Bremfer Der Big Sour giienbabn uno
NOR beim Ransirsn zines 3uges Be-
fAdftigt. I'm Der bstrefsnosn STEELE
muB er fem @lsi&gewi1t auf benz fob
rsnbs1 3use berloren baben uno gu
Sturs gefommen fein. nobel er f4 oit
pben ertpdbnts 0srleBun9 su3og.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
Serlorea.

81. swa,bsI, 3O03 Of 10. Strait.
msIoe,s seffsrn Der pOli3ei, bab feline
6rau am Samfag auf benz Wartts
ibre g6rie berlorsn bot. Sn berielben
befanosn fi9 $3.50 In barren @elo,
Elm 8aidentu9. elm 6ausi&ItfeI unb
Elm gbsd, auf Grau SwarBel ausge'
ffelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

= Spdr a m. Wtaoams (enIrus
ftet): Die. sic tragen meine Striims
pfe2 OienftmGb4en: I9, Mabame,
Die tparen ater AUDI nod 10 rein, als
Sic lie seftern ~ausaosen; bds pdre
cine S4anbe gepeien, tpenn i& fe
gleid gepai4en battle!
Der pebant. O~berfeGner:
Sbre Satin bat eben bur4s 9elspbon
ben Wuni4 ausgefproden, Sic mS4s
ten nod 6aus fommen, 9err profef'
for! prpfeFor: ROnnen sic bsnn aber
au9 beihmSren, bab es meme ridtigs
Arau tpar. bic bas tpiinf@te2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
Yrional=Noti3

gu gbrsn bon 9errnunbG frau
2beobore Metfener, tuel1e aus
9suti&Ianb ttralia au%riidtebrten. fans
I'm 5auIs bon Sobn Silosbranot cine
llebsrrnf9un9s-p artie fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

Starb: s SaHs s.. ss ss ! g. iat a ! s ! g:sS &% Ssas'
N aItsr ron 20 Sobrsu, 9 Ronotsn unb 1e Taeen.
Bic Besroisuno fiubet BON 5auie ibru Eo6ter Sran
Ssbu u. soltau, 200 sloro Eonibion etrobt aus am
Eieufae Ra&mittas $50 1br unb nm Q MIR bon Der
erhen RirGs Der gpaneeIif6en 9ensiui4aft, ede
geu so1t uno goft etroBs aus ftott. Resrbisuus
bon Der @Otnnus aus pripot, Srsunbe fub snr
Rirne siu stIabsn.
Die trausinben 6iuterbliebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

S@erIonat = Gin Mdbden thr oneemetne SanS'
~ arbett In fIeiner Tomtlte. Srter So9n. Na@'
~sufraaen 2ois Rorb Capitol Abe;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

S@erIanqt-gine S9ueiberin nm Abduoeruu9en
~ ON pIeibtrn gu ma1eu. Rah3ufrageu I'm
eIobs alsiber saSeu. ede @aflinston uuo Della
mare Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

Sar a. etuuSeu snbenS 7 ubr Isresns. IS. espitr.
@tteaso. "a. September.
Sur Snbiana: S8On beute Gbenb, mars
mer i'm m0rbIi&en 9beiIe; Dientas, tBsils
tpeiie berpolft unb tpdrmer.
2ptaLB etterbert4t
S&5y beute Abenb; Dienffag, tbeilpeiie
bep5ft nab pdrmer.
1termonseterftann.
S6&Re 9eutperattr. .......... 10 @rao
Niebrigfie 9errperatur. .......-. Oh .
e %. E. BIbtbs
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

04erIamqt-a69tn unb 6ausmdb4en IN flsiner
- 6aa1iIie, gutter 2obn. !
17s4 Qorb Reribiau Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

mm9eSo8en!
2%temepsr's @igarren'@ siddft bsfin.
bet R& isbt I'm arcade, 3tmmsr IA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
@bieaso. "a. September.

eur "a stnnSsn .mbeub 7 ubr @srssns. as. espitr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

0|erIanst-eim Wdb1sn obsr Srau far Ritbilfs TN
~ 6aus. Ra1sutroaen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24

Die trous,ubsH 5iutsrblisbeneH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-24
9peabB etterbsrt&t.

Tbermometerftann.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-02
GRIEF DRIVES SPANS BEST
TOREADOR TO A MONASTERY
MAZZANTINE TURNS HIS BACK
ON TRIUMPHS AND WEALTH
BECAUSE HE LOVES HIS
CHERISHED HELPMEET.

MADRID, Feb. 2.-Luis Mazzan
tine, the most famous bull fighter
in Spain, intends 10 enter the cloi.
ster of the Augustine friars of the
Escurial. Mazzantine is heart.
broken over the death of his wife,
which occurred recently in Mexico
Mazzantine began life as a coun-
try railway porter, and for a long
time he had hard struggle with
poverty. One day some of the
youths of the village organized a
Novillada, a fight with very young
bulls, which is a popular sport in
small towns. Although he had new
er before faced a bull. Mazzantine
showed surprising skill. Shortly
after he duplicated his first success,
and this decided him to adopt bull
fighting, although his wife, a vii
lage belle, at first objected
Mazzantine entered a travelling
troup of Novilleros, as a bandiril-
lero, the person who throws gayly
colored darts into the bulls sides
before they are killed. He was
diligent and soon organized a troup
of his own. In his new position of
first sword" he won constant
parise, and in a memorable engage
ment at Seville, 20 years ago, he
succeeded in taking the alterna
tive at the hands of Frascuelom
then the best bull fighter in Spain
From that time his real triumphs
began. He was paid from $1,000 tt
$1,000 for each appearance in The
ring, and repeatedly audiences
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KIDNEY FROM LIVE MAN
PUT BEFORE X-RAY

revealed the kidney. The next in
slant he had the diseased organ in
his hand and as far out as he could
readily get it. The Horoscope was
Immediately applied to it and plain
ly revealed the almost microscopic
stone. While the breathless assist
ing surgeons closely watched, DR..
Weir opened a channel with his
lance. A moment later his forceps
gripped the little stone and re-
moved it from its Judgment.
Scarcely seven minutes had pass
ed from the first stroke of the
knife until the kidney was resting
securely in its natural place and
the lips of the slit had been sewn
together. Fifteen minutes more
and the patient was taken from the
operating table and was resting
easily in his bed.
DR.. Weir said that he believed
that the liver, or some of the other
vital organs, could be removed and
thoroughly examined as was done
in the instance of the kidney.
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(ecripps News Associa toni

NEW YORK, Feb. "A new and
marvellous feat of surgery has been
successfully performed by DR.. Chas.
Weir, of this city, which may
change many major operations in
the future. 1t was at the Roose-
welt hospital that the surgeon for
the first time made a search with
the powerful x-rays after the re-
moval of an organ from a human
body, instead of previous to the
operation. 1t was the kidney in
this instance that DR.. Weir oper-
ated upon, but so successful was
the unique experiment that it is
believed in the future that other
vital organs may be examined in
the same way.
The patient, suffering from stone
In the kidney, was taken to the
Roosevelt hospital, etherized in the
usual manner, and then placed with
his face downward. Swiftness was
one of the essentials and with a
def sweep of the knife DR.. Weir
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FIGHTING HADLEY
MISSOURl'S ATT cRNev GEEER-
Al WHO is TRYING TO "GET
1T ON" THE STANDARD OIL
CO., AND is SUCCEEDING
PRETTY WELL.

Herbert S. Hadloy, the attorney
gen eral of Missouri, who is making
the Standard Oil squirm, is a
fighter.
His chin means fght.
Hadley was county, attorney in
Kansas City when jos w. Faly was
PROSECUTOR at st. Louis They work
e.? together in Folks war on brib-
ers and boodlers and when Falk
ran for governor on the Democratic
ticket, Hadley was the Republican
candidate for attorney general
Both were elected. Hadley an
nounced that he had dropped poll
tics and set to work with Folk to
bring the Standard Oil Co. to the
bar for alleged violation of anti
trust laws.
He claims the Waters-Pierce Oil
Co., the Republic Oil Co., and the
Standard are one; that the two
small companies have divided the
state, posing as rivals. The Re-
public Is to get the trade the other
company known as the trust COM
pany cannot secure.
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him control of the destinies of bills
is often charged with the care
of a multiplicity of Interests" He
may represent both the Standard
Oil and the Hartman railway in
terests.
Another may defend the tariff
schedules of the sugar as well as
the steel trust.
But it is safe to say that no mem
Der represents with perfect fidelity
the Especial interest" and the PEG
pile. In fact all interests are ade
quately represented except those oil
the average unspeciaIized member
of the people.