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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-29
GOVERNMENT TROOPS DESERT.
Join the Invading Forces of General
Toledo in Guatemala.

Mexico City, June 27.-News from
Salvador relating to the revolution in
Guatemala is that General Toledo has
advanced into the country without en-
countering any resistance during
three days march. 1t is believed he
is near or at the city of Guatemala.
Many government troops have desert
ed to him. The government command
er of the forces at Escatempa had to
resort to the severesu measures to
prevent his troops from disbanding
and shot a group of deserters.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-29
VIOLENT HAIL STORM.
Completely Ruins Crops in Knox
County, Nebraska.

Creighton, Neb., June 27.-The
most violent hail storm ever known
in this vicinity swept over Knox coun-
ty at 7 o'clock p. m, completely ruin
ing fruit and growing crops in ter
titory two by eleven miles in extent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Wrnneltiifs llcbcrtrnannacn.

emma :. Sbonpion an Murp Y.
Snlith, SiiOolt,Gdc 9lerIington. lllN
9iiggS Ipcnuc, Is bel IL, 0runo6in9
sos, So.
emma McGornlid an Sobrl q.
HoH, Nor0icitc McScnrp., nubc
StrideritraBc ITO bel 1873, 0rrne.
aims $3G, $500.
6re0. 6. Mcpcr an 9arncp 2coi
etc. SilOicitc 2%crington, l,obe Sop.
pIetonitrobc, 10 bel $50, @ruuojins
$3.50. So.
G~lconoro &C. @irflcp ullo @o.te
On Bertha Gclsner, @eItieitc @ilnlor.
Strabe, nabe HiggS-a penuc, 1876 Bel
SO, S1OS3.S3.
Glianpra HCunler ltlo Wotte an
Charles u. Vctcr mo Gnttin, @cit.
icitc @ooblepitrube, nobe Iiggs. apc.,
13.3 bel IS, @rutOjinS 500, So.
6. 2pllis 2obnte etc. Seitament5,
rollitrcder, an Mar 8ihner. Sin,
lpeitieite Mooiiou. Npcuue, - bel t20,
@runojins $500, $500.
Snian Sane az 6pn1nn 2eiier.
Norbieitc @ermanitruBe, 1910 bel
50, Gruno5ihs SIl, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09


&crmutbcte Scr9itnnN u,
- 6ralt Sara6 Gee, 81 Sabre alt,
mllr0e gcitcrn Sornlittog gcgcn bolb
10 llhr in ibrcr @obnlnh Nr. l30,
Siio.Niornt. Strobc, bclullBtloa ollI.
gciur0cl. 9lnocrc @Qpobncr ocS
Nuliic3 bclod)ridtigter, 0ic Folijtt
moroli sic @rfronttc III Der Anlbi'
luni oc3 iiioncitlidcn 9iltrittS nod)
Dem n6rontlin : Square > &oipitul"
Acbrodt muroc, no lie fur5c Belt nod)
ibrCr Nnflnit iturb. Srult Gee ioll in
tester @pd)c 9elu8t bo6en, oaB Iic
@ift nchnlcn mollc, iucHDolb lbre Grs
frontlul1 5llcrIt elmer &crgiftllng 6ll.
1cidrieben muroc. Cine dr6tlihc LII.
tcrlllhung crgob icOod, ooB.bie Srml
cincm Niercnleiocn erlegell mar. S6r
Morn ioll ongcblih cin Sniolle oc9
u2cucrin9-Sauic9" iein.
uuleNuSrc0c. - 9(l3 Mo6crt
Woloncn cin 40 Sabre alter Eolitcs
rer, geltern Dem Eolijcirifter @rulls
nan III Der mittleren Eoli5eiltotion
nllf Die InihulOigung bin porgciiibrt
mllr0c, in 0cnl So0iSballlc BON Sellrp
Singcrbut, 9r. 21T, @orriion.StroBc,
cine Yn5abl SenltcrlAci6en 5ertrilnls
inert SIT bn6cn, CAB cr SIT leiler Ont
idul0iglulg an, Dob or lidl cilcn
ldlcd)ten Nib bo6c crlallben iuolen.
&aoi Grammar iuar Der s(niid,t, ooB
Der @ib 10 ldlcd)t lei, ooB CT ocn Pr.
~rcItonten nod Oenl @cidngniB ionote,
nm icilcn Hro5cb o6jlnpartcn. @ic
ans benz %3cll9cnucrbor erbcltc, ipor
Moloncp irilbcr bel Singerbut ollgc.
ltclt. Grit filrjli6 iullroc or %entlois
len mo borob iullroc CT 10 ollioc.
brod)t, Bob cr AcItcrn Worgen mc6.
rcre Senltcridcibcn in Dem 2ofol cir-
mari.
SpcrnglGicr i'm Glen itc
Der Epltjct. Co.. Sergeart Guinll
mo Die Foli5iltcn McpcrS mo Sf,o.
lc bonn ltorOluritlidcn Iiltritt boob
nd)tctcn ONT S%onntng bon cincnlSuu.
lc on Der GnlbOrnltraBe aus. mic
Der Neger @iaiom B6iQipS, Scr IN
9tr, 632. NorO.S todtonitrobc. Gin
Sorbiergcid)Git bctrcibt, ongcblid) ci.
llcn &llltbcn %roiirtc. Nllf @rlrl0 Ole
lcr gentndJtcn Gntbedluig itottctcn
Die orei 9lnlr0dc Dem 9orbicrs@e.
ld)aft eiltcll Ncllld) ob uno pcrbalte'
ten EbillipS mo cillclt Ne0cr. No-
ntcltS Nrtbltr NSrigbt. @ci 0crt &C.
Itcrll &orlnittoG Dor Gid)tcr@oIOnmn
Itottgcbobtcn %crb0r gob Srigbt olt,
DAB Ybillip9 i'm nid)t rolirt, ionOern
lid geucigcrt Go6c, i'm onl Gonrtog
81 Ocrid,oncrlE 60 oic 0rci Yoliji,
lttlN lcood) bcjcltgtclb 0n3 @cgClt6eil
GclcbciG 5ll bobcn, luurOcFhlQip3 bon
ocnl Jild}tcr ali Die OroBgcldpuorcncn
ilbcrpicIch lcooh oorlGuIig oui
ircicn SUB 0cicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

Iic 9citrGgc Scr fat + D.
Ii dcn 81 / den 5lt Dem Gan
Sronciaco , &iiliaionO nerOen lid) III.
0efGbr oti $4,000 bcloufcn. SiS jebt
iino bon ben peridJieOenen aird)en
Der Gi05cic Baltimore i%olgenOe Sci.
trGgc o~n0encloet woroen:
ct. SoGn'$ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Sun1on glmlc1fcIO an somuc(

Spntor glumenfeIo an Samuel
Sderr etc, Siioieite 6opctteitrabc.
If bel 15l, 0ruIo5inS SD, So.
4ngcline Groof an Die Great
Galtcrn y. .. u. Nv. T." Ioroieite
0iooiior., nobe GaroliueitroBc, II bel
10, 0rllnOjinS SOS, $1,000.
Wlnrgnret &.'2nnd) al 6reoerid f..
Senf ultO 6rol, @eitieite &olbroot-.
nuGe 9iooleitr., III bel 6S. 0run9s
sims 1923. SO.
q. &oDlbepp nj Gmilic g. Sdupp,
9loroieite S%rlcanSItroBc, no6c Mon..
ior0.9lpellte, 1879 bel 70, 0runOjin3
S37.S2, $500.
Morgoret =. 2ittig an ssiainm $.
@eper uuD 5rall, Siioicite Monll-
mcntitroBc, nabe GoQin9ton. 9lpenuc,
70 bel y, $5S3,34.
eugene Goot mo 6rolt an Ingc-
l;nc Groof, Sitieite 9riceitroBc, nnbc
SofaOctte. Npenntc, 14.7H bci 60,
Oflll0jlll2 SOO, SlU66.OI.
Sronf $. Sorriion oil 9auio y.
SrolurL. @citieitc Surriion-, nahe
GrottitroBc, 1876 BEL 10, 5000.
Caroline Z. SGonlo& an 9loltd)e
&. Gbomo1, SiiOicit Ger %. nabe
NortbsS troBc, 23.4 bel $50, Grltno-
Sins $93.33.
Sric0o 2cnoerfing. Seitaments~
poQitrcdcrin, olt Goltlinc Steinmiil-
Ter, > @ritnoitildc, So.
@iQiom s. G%lcnbenir urO Srol1
an @iQiom Gunton, Noroicitc Der
Ercitor-, nobe @ouosS troBc, fl bel
50, So.
Srcoerid $. Barton mo 7Srau AT
Cabin O.0itdl, NorOicite Der Nortb-
9Ipcnuc. uobc 6lllton- 9lpenuc. II bel
So, $t197.
:. 6olcp SiSfp &criuoltcr. an IS.
4. GponS, 1 @%rlnoitiid at Sorab
Inlt.StroBc, III BET 41.6, Oruno.
sims 1 Gent; 500.
Sobn u. &orbcr ut0 Srou an g.
g. @cutS uno Srall, Sitieitc Ger
Montioro- glpcnue, nobc Wuoiion.
Strabc, 1874 bel 70, @rlnojis $40;
So.
Sobn ". Silpcripooo irto SSrou
AT 6reb. ". @ilcor ulto 6roil Nor0.
icitc ser Nortb.I pcnilc, nobc @olic.
StroBc, 10 bel 10, 0run05ins $62..
30; So.
Olipio g. g. Goof an @rocc II.
Gopf ,Norboit.Gde bon @uilioro.g (pc.
me u1b 81. Strabe, 1913 bel IS, @r.
$95; So.
Gicielbc an 2uld e. Goof, Ser
molterin, Sitieitc Scr Central lpc.
me, tobc Sliuer-S troBc, II BET 100,
So.
Giciclbe an oieiclbc. 5iuei Grut6.
ltildc, So.
9ieielbe an oieicl6e, 5lpei @rutto.
ltiife, S..
Slipio g. g. Goof an @race u.
Goof, . @ritloitiide, So.
Geo. 3. Guplc, Seitomentspol.
ltrctfer, an 9llicc u. Aqenboubg,
@elticitc Der Sdroeocr,. nobe Srollf.
Tim troBc, 1874 bei 80, @rinb5ins
$40; $3.50.
'@iaiom s. Glcnoenin al @iaiam
Irucot 30 @runoitiidc, So.
Somntel Is. @ilou lttlb Sroll at
$. 5. Sotdfor0 mo Strait Siioieitc
Der Sopettcs, robc Morroc.S trube,
1876 bel 80. @runojin& $50; So.
Snme& &clp an Gaen Sbunlpion,
Norooitieitc Scr McGullob., nobe
0olosS trobc. 13.5 bel 1882. 1922.
GnUio Color at Wtar Sdcobion.
Noroicite ser Wooiiol.. naDe Gnro.
line.S troBc, 13 bel 10, @rlnO5ins
$26; So.
Sammcl Irnlitngc oil Gau 6.
Ionm$ llno @otte. Siloieite ser Mc.
Senrp, nobc EnpiotsS trabe, ~ bel
@runo5inS $36; S..
*#% Clos Vod Hiuer Yarf on Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

*** Clos Dad Giuer Yorf an ser
Galterll . gpellltc Npa0 llno Dad
Tioer iuurOe geltern inter Den glGlt.
5clloitcn Guipi5icn eroffnet. Yroi.
6irfelltein'S Srd)eIter corjertirte uno
ipc5iell Die &ilbner., Slid. lnO 9rebs.
SollpcrS mo GirerS iueroen gro6en
InfIong finoen. Ser Garf miro Die.
len Sonlnler ciner Der beiten SAINT,
lien TergnilgungS El1Be tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Tcrmiidte t%clcgrapBiidc Gcpciden.

Sn @~nineSpiqe, Ga. lit i'm gl.
ter BON so Sabren Gidter 9(msi Hu,
oolpb, emit Gopitdn ser coniooerirten
grnee p66rcno oeS 9iirgerfrieaes.
gcItor6cn. Gr mar IN Mentor, Ohio,
gc6oren lrno cin Better ocS p%eritor.
benen ErGiiOelten @ariicIO.
- Sn Solltb Horlualf, CONT, lit
6rau Saul Eopp in Der HGbe ibres
Scim5 bon eirer ibr geborenoen 3iib
ollrdl StoBe nit Den Sorrern auf'S
S%lirdtborite perleBt poroen, 10 baB
man an ibrem 8ieberauIfommen
5meiiclt.
Senator 9eperioge {Sno.) bat
Die Glllaoulig an9ellomnnelt, am 4.
Slli bei'm Sabresbarlfctt ser ameri.
faniifcn &oIOnie i'll Garis 6ranf.
reoid)) oic Sauptreoe 5u balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

&ctn Wongcl an Grbch.
- Gbe &r. Onen s. Mllrpbp bon
Nr. tt05, &Nucp-S tro6e, i'm Stanoc
iein miro, icilen Slniprld olf Die
Grbidoit Oc9 porige ISOLDE in groot.
Inn ucrltpr6cnen Gotrid @bitc 81 CT
bebcll, muB CT 5lerit cin flcincS Seer
BON Niuolcn los mer0cl. IS babelt
lid nGmljd) bis geitern lrlgci0br
icd)5jig Ycrioncn iii 9rooflpl gcnncIs
set, mcld)c olle bcbollptell, VlltSper-
mailotc OcS Iabingcidieocncn 5t leln.
8Gitc'3 &cl6nnm murOe gcltcrlt
9l6cllb nodJ Baltimore 9cbrod)t nlo
bier IL Sollgb'S Observation-Disclosures
Gto6liiicmc1t AT Der Ee%nnlploanlas
Mpcnlc alliAcbubrt, BON no ans OaS
2cidcnbcDGlt0liB bcutc Morgen ollf
Dem Bonnie Nrnc : SricOboic" ltatt-
iin0ct.
9ra0tc cine 9(rbcitgcbcs
rim in 8crlcgcnbcit. - Tl&
Srcelton y. I0nnellp, cll SManf.
pdrtcr bon 9tr. 110I Ecnripluonloz
9lpcnlle, gcltcrn Dem Foli5cirid)tcr
Goldman I'M nororueItlld)cn Stns
t~iona6oric inter ser 9lni6uloiglllg
porgeiiibrt Wurbe, nn1 Son1ta1
9lbcn0, mic in1 gcitrigen YGorrcipon.
oelltcn" 6criGtet mllroc, Ocl Ncger
Jlidnr0 Slaughter in Der @irtbifolt
Der sSrau Margoret 9eln, Mr. 1907,
GcnnIplponin Ipenllc, 1T 0nS li,tc
Nein gci6oiicn i'll Iobcn, ltcltc iid)
beralls, oob lid) Der Hepolpcr 5uidqig
cntlll0, ais i'm Gonncllp olli ocn 90
Den mari, mc9bolb Sonncllp cntlaiicit
lpur0c. MdbrcnO ocS Gcrb0rS 0a6
ober Der Negcr al, DOB CT onn Conn.
tag 46cno iiinf 6loi6cn Nier int Der
8irtbidoit bon Srall &cap gcfatit
bot, nos SIR 6oIgc bottc, oob Jroll
aeGp iptger otgcbIihen' Spirituoien-
ScrfoifS an Sonntog inter $500
9iirgidait fir OoS @cridtSpcrfd6rcn
geltcIlt mllrOc.
GoS y@otcl Stofforb" ioQ
poQitGnoig ungeboltt perocit, uno
spar lirtb Die grd)itetten &. 6. Gni.
iell & Sobn nit Der slu&ar6eituna
Ser IlGnc bctroltt.
Iibbou0clte ieincT Gram
= Srau 9lnta gIu5tcs ben Mr.. 39G,
| Sorrcltitrobc, flagtc geIiern Woroell
in ser norooItliden IoliieiItatioll
iGrcn Mann Setter @lustes on, lie
~mibbanoMt III baben. Goli5eiridtcr
Dds, Der nidlt oas g~eringiic @itgc-
iiibl iiir @eiberpriigIer bat, Iiraite
i'm i'm $40 ullo Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
SnS Den 8eridvtshSfcu.

Ndtjcbn W{onate 3lld)tboua iiir NC.
Nomora. Sic 9Ic0crin s(lpcrta
Gccic miro > Sabre SGubbciob.
lcne ocS @orOeiua @cplcr. - Sic
ii6IiGcn SduOcnUiugflugclt.
Cornelius Wc9ton,oro mur0c gc-
tern i'm GriminoIgcridt Or. = bonn
Nid)tcr S1arp an bier 0icbltaDlSan-
tln1cu bin ST. Is Nlonotcl 3ldlt-
haltabaft ucrurtbCiit. Gr mar uorOcnl
Id)oll ipcgcn GicbltoDla elmer llGr
nod Der st. Marien SnouItric-
idruIc" gcianOt lpOrOcu. Seine ncltctc
MctboOc NOR, Slide SIT pcrfnuict,
0ci'm Gnlpiong Don grobcl @clHs
fifteen nit Oicicn luO ocn 6iidet
NlrG5u0cDcll. Gr bcnlogcltc i'll Die
icr Mciic mCbrcre 9tegcrinmeu.
MuB > SABRE b III Bcu.
Nlpcrtu 9iccir, bic NcgcrilL wcldlc
iGrcr NoIicll9croiiiu Wiorp Gonlpbc!i
Dor cincnl Wionot il, rincnn Strcit cir
grobC3 Wfciier in bic Sruit iticB, III
6olgc Ociicn bic &cBtcrc Orci Monnte
lang ,jpiid)cn ScbCl II. 600 ldpucbt@,
mltrOc 9cltcrn I'M Griultn0I0cridlt 9tr.
| pom Nidtcr @urlOn olI > Sabre
ms 3udtbollS 8cIonOt.
3 0aocncr uBtlogcn.
Nc0cl Die n9iutiouol GnomclinJ
onO Stumping 80" mltrOc gcltcrlt
int Common Elcna@ cridt %pnn&Gtrn
llu0cr, iltny ulIO Oclicu Safer cine
alogc iiir $4,000 5Noocncrins cin9c-
rcid)t, bniirt oororf, Oob Ger anobe
Eel Scr 9lrbcit i'm Nci00it Der Goni.
pognic cinell Singer cinbiiBtc.
3chntolticno Collars ShoOcnerlo6
iiir 0cn &erllllt elmer Noilb ucrlnngclt
scr IS Sabre oltc Sbpnloa $. &nl1bt
uuO Oriicn Mltttcr BON Der DNngltIt
Mang 81" in elmer &logc, Die &c.
itcru inn StoOt9crid)t cilt0crcid)t MR.
DC. IS bciBt in Der &loOcidriit, Ser
illngc Monn crIitt OcroriiOc &crIc.-
5llrgcn i'm GicnIte Der Gompog1ic,
cab Ole 9lnlputotion Der &onO notb-
mcnoig mar.
Stage 9eQcn &criide.
rung&- eicllhnt.
Snl Superior @crid)t rcid)tc Sn%.
u. @roibeura cine &lagc iilr $1,000
Gcgcn bic ,Wilttuol NcirrpC 2ilc 81
~illrorcr 60" eill. Gr 6%cbnuptct,
Dllrd) ull0crcdte I%licBnlclt3 ici lcln1
Yolicc ucrfoacl.
,@omun'$ @orQ0" in 81.
.-p CT t."a
gui Die &ctitlpna Der Srult y. Stof-
ton Cities bin eritunntc Giidlter
Stod6riOgc GrItcrn inl &rciSgcrid}t
oic $3.50. @oruett y. Glorf un0 5. Co
llolD &omtinS 5u WidiiclOcrlunltcrn
iiir bic r@omon'a @orIO Erintin8
So" Gle &l0gcrin b%cbollptct, bic
Gompognic iGllloe ibr $3.50 ais &c
oQftcurin. rrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

Z onuno S0ne.- ,Ilf 6en
mlliifnliid)en Soireeir Del @ebeim.
rutbs iol eS ia imnter iiberaus Iteif
uno fornllidl 5igcben, ludbreno Ole
muiifollihen @eniiiie piel sm min.
ld)en ilbrig loiler." So it's.
Gort miro aiii Den euten Con ollsl.
picl. nno auf quite Zone 5lt ,penig
8clpidlt gelcgt." .aA-l
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
Boni's Rapid Life.

Is Countess Anna de Castellane the
victim of a dastardly plot on the part
OF Count Boni de Castellane and his
bosom friend, Maitre Cruppi, TO de-
prive her Of the bulk of her fortune,
her title, the custody of her three lit
tie sons. 10 send her into a heartbreak-
ing exile from France to die slowly of
grief in seclusion in America, while
her cruel, faithless husband marries
Duchess Dues, and goes on in his
gay career with the money Jay Gould
made, rearing his sons to forget their
adoring but "bourgeoisie" mother?
Maitre Cruppi. one of the lawyers
appearing for Countess Castellane in
the divorce suit, is bosom friend and
associate of Count Boni Castellane-
who is said to be really no count at all
lis Boni's legal adviser, his political
friend, and between them there exist
strong private and personal ties. This
man Cruppi, il is claimed, delayed the
filing of the divorce papers as long as
he possibly could, and employed the
interval in giving the countess advice
which led her to put her foot into a
legal snare. leaving her at the mercy
Of her profligate husband, Cruppfs
bosom friend
Under French law, wife desiring
divorce may not leave her home until
her case has been brought before a
judge in a documentary way and he
has given her permission to seek asy-
lum elsewhere than under her hus-
bands roof. Cruppi is said 10 have told
the countess TO quit the count after
her last terrible quarrel with him.
Surprising this TO be a perfectly legal
course 10 pursue, she fed to the Hotel
Bristol Now she finds that in doing
SO she technically not only abandoned
her home and her husband, but also
her children.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
WASHINGTON
REPORTS
WHY TROOPS MAY BE
USED IN CHINA BE-
GINS TO BE SEEN.
THE BOYCOTT LEADS TO UGLY
RIOTS AND OTHER CRIMES
WHICH LOOK BAD FOR
SAFETY.
AMERICAN LIFE AND PROPERTY
MAY AGAIN BE PUT IN JEoP-
ARDY BY "BOXERS."
Mr.. Peet's Views.

Lyman r. Peet. who for Is years has
been al the head OF the American col
lege at FOochow, China, talked with
the president Saturday on the Chinese
situation. Mr.. Poet. who has made a
close study Of conditions in China told
the president that the boycott against
American products, in his opinion, was
getting worse II has been the cause
of several ugly riots and crimes. Mr..
Peet said the Chinese officials show
a desire to abate the boycott and to
insure peace, but in many instances
they secretly encourage the boycott.
1t can be stated that the conditions in
China at present bear striking re-
semblance TO those that preceded the
boxer uprising of 1900, and the position
of the state department is that as only
the presence of American troops made
the Pekin relief expedition possible
and saved the lives Of the legationers,
1t would not be justified in refraining
from taking eN>ry precaution neces-
sary 10 avert the possible loss of
American lives and property, not only
at the legation in Pekin but among
the missionaries and the American
business men in the Chinese trade
centers.
1t is probable that Secretary Root
will have an opportunity to explain
10 congress through one Of the house
committees the actual need Of the pro-
posed increase of the number OF Amer
lean troops in the Philippines which
led 10 the passage between Secretary
Taft and the senate committee on APP
preparations recently
For il is said 10 be the case that the
war department in moving in this di-
rection is simply following the sugges-
ton of the state department and it is
probable Secretary Root will find it
necessary, unless the plan of holding a
force ready for service In China is
TO be abandoned, to explain TO CON
gress the facts which have impelled
him to make the suggestion to Secre-
tary Taft.
This explanation will doubtless be
made in confidence, for although it is
known in a general way that the state
department has had many disquieting
reports from his agents in China, it
would scarcely be diplomatic TO pub
lish them.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
CONDENSED NEWS.

The trade unions of France. especi.
ally OF Paris. aided by the leading
members of the Left deputies. are get
ting up a national petition for the pro
hibition Of the manufacture and sale
of absinthe.
The moose bangles before Sarah
Jones. aged 20 years. or Philadelphia.
upon her conviction Friday OF murder
ing the infant of her foster daughter,
Mrs. Mary Jones, by administering
chloroform TO it. The aged woman
had urged the attending physician to
kill the child and upon his refusal per
formed the deed herself.
Guessing the attendance at the ST.
Louis exposition in 1904. Frank
Campbell, a convict i'm the peniten-
tiary at Lincoln. Neb.. gets the S25,-
600 prize offered. Frank is in for en-
bezzlement and has a year to serve
before he can enjoy his easy wealth.
He will get only $4,000. however, as
he agreed to pay a lawyer half of the
prize in case of success in securing Il.
Prof. Emil Won Behring, of Berlin.
discoverer of a diphtheria serum, now
declares that he has discovered a
method Of preventing consumption
by minimizing cows. The aim is ia
obtain milk having immurizing
properties. Cows are treated when
very young with fluid which Prof.
Behring calls tuberculase. II is In.
jected under the skin repeatedly for
two TO four weeks Prof Behring
also treated cows showing vrulent
tuberculosis in their milk. but the
bacilli disappeared after several
weeks treatment His theory is that
children fed on milk from cows made
immune through his treatment be.
come themselves immune.
United States officers have just fin
ished the inspection Of 90 Norfolk
oyster boats, and report that captains
in a number of instances We're holding
men i'm state bordering upon slavery.
Forty.six years ago. on the occasion
OF his golden wedding celebration.
Nicholas Longworth's grandfather sent
a case OF wine to the men al the GIFTS
fire engine house in Cincinnati. and
with II three bottles of his golden wed.
ding wine for the captain. One Of the
bottles was saved by the captain and
by his widow. who. after keeping II for
IS years, viii send II on TO Washing.
ton.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
sWore Vengeance.

Prof Walter NJ. Wolfe. an apostate
of the Mormon church. was crOss-eX.
amined Thursday by Senator Smoot' 5
counsel with view of discrediting his
testimony before the senate commit
tee. He told the senate tkat Mr.
Shoots candidacy had been Endorsed
by the high counsel of the Mormon
church which convened for that pur-
pose in a prayer circle
81 was asked to support him as the
will of the Lord" said Wolfe, and
the Lords will seems to have prevaIl-
ed.
Wm. j. Thomas. OF Spanish Fork
Utah, told the committee that he had
taken an oath to "avenge the blood of
the prophet, Joseph Smith, upon the
nation and to teach his children to do
so down TO the third and fourth gen.
Grafton"
John p Holugren, of Bear River
City, Utah. also had taken the oath.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
A DETROIT HORROR.

Drunk and jealousy mad. wildly In.
furiated against the wife from whom
he twice had separated, John Witt,
20 years of age, a lumber scaler. went
to the home OF his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Wieting, OF Detroit,
Saturday night, and, after shooting
both and his own daughter. he turned
the revolver on himself and blew out
his brains. Mrs. Witt, against whom
the crazed husband probably would
have directed his fury, escaped death
through being absent from the house.
The tragedy came as the climax OF a
tempestuous marital career, which led
to the divorce court, but the love pow
er proved too strong, and, for a second
time Witt led the woman TO the altar.
Their married life was marked with
frequent quarrels, and so violent was
the mans conduct toward his wife,
that she was forced at last TO turn
from him again and go TO her parents
home-the scene of the tragedy enact
ed Saturday night.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
Rate Bill Passed.

The house Thursday passed the Hep
burn railroad rate bill by vote of 347
TO Z. Those voting against the bill
were Littleheld (MeD, Mccall and
Weeks (MassD, Perks, Southwick and
Vreeland On. y, f. Sibley PA, all
Republicans.
Anticipating the roll call on the rate
bill there was large attenda,~e of
members and the galleries were crowd
ed. The passage of the bill was re-
ceiyed with a ripple of applause.
Mr.. Sullivan (Massl voted pres
ent' and was not paired. There were
rs members paired but these pairs
were generally political ones None of
them was made on the bill and conse-
quently did not indicate position.
The bill was at once sent TO the sen
ate, but the members generally were
not made aware of it's arrival and it
was referred to the interstate com
merce committee.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
Have Trichinosis.

DR.. j. w. Gustin, Bay City health
officer, says that many cases OF
typhoid recently reported on the
west side, were really cases of trichi-
nosis-30 in all. He says the symp-
toms of the two diseases are very sim
liar, the seat of trouble in each case
being the intestines. He has discovered
that the infected pork came from a
farm near Vassar and has sent samples
of the infected meat TO the state board
of health for further microscopical
examination. He wants all the pigs
in that vicinity killed by order of the
state board. He does not think the
farmer knew his hogs were SO aflict.
ed.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-15
SCHOOL Of poLPHINc AT PLAY
One Of Pretty Sights In the Gulf Of
California

AdlifCTfid.
The waters OF the gulf OF California
TEEN with other wealth than pearls
Here are fish of every description.
The tuna is abundant, and the gamy
Spanish mackerel is everywhere. The
dolphin seems monarch of all the gulf.
In the vicinity OF the great island of
Carmen they are encountered by the
thousand. One school, comprising
many hundreds, were encountered by
the steamer on which the writer was
a passenger a short distance from the
beautiful bay of Escondido
They were a half mile distant when
they observed us going in the opposite
direction. SUDDENLY the leaders, in a
clearly evinced spirit of rollicking sea
dog fun. turned every one Of them and
gave chase to the steamer. 1t was
perfectly evident they enjoyed the
performance as much as the specta-
tors. For little while the noise was
deafening as IL thousand gamins OF
the streets had been turned loose in
go-asyou-please bathhouse. Then
having proved their ability to catch
up with the steamer, they as suddenly
veered and sped southward.-Sun
set Magazine