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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
He Had Not Lost 1t.

A London bus driver had shouted,
"Igh Oborn!' says a writer in
Pearson's Weekly, till the passen-
ger on the seat behind him could
no longer resist the temptation to
make joke.
Excuse me- said the passenger,
"but haven't you dropped some
thing?"
81 see wot you're driving at" re-
turned the driver keenly, ''but never
mind. shall pick it up when we
get to Hoxford street"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Over His Limit.

Marshall Field of Chicago was a
kindly man and never Intentionally
said anything that would cause pain.
A Chicagoan, according to the Troy
Times, praising Mr. Field, said: "NIr.
Field spoke i'll of no one, and when
his opinion was asked of person
and it was not a favorable opinion
he would express it in such a gentle
and quaint way that its sting would
be quite lost. Once at a dinner |
praised the conversational talent of
a man across the table. said to
Mr.. Field, DO you know him. L
have met him. the other answered.
We'll, he is a clever chap said |.
He can talk brilliantly for an hour
at a stretch Then when | met
him. said Mr.. Field, 1T must have
been at the beginning of the second
hour"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
REVOLUTlONIST
Is Maxim Gorky According to Rus.
sian Government Official.

st. Petersburg, April II. = Maxim
Gorky's reception in the United States
is giving the Russian government con-
siderable concern. A high official here
made the following statement: In lis
tening to Gorky the American people
should understand that he is not a
liberal nor reformer, but revou-
zionist pure and simple. He is GER
tainly a writer of talent, perhaps even
a genius, and much that he says re-
garding the conditions in Russia
doubtless is true; but it should be
made clear that his object is not re-
form but revolution. Nine. Andreieva,
who accompanies him, is not his wife.
She also is revolutionist, and NJ.
Morosoff, one of Moscow's merchant
princes, gave her Sl,500,0OO for the
revolutionary cause. When the gov
ernment last summer secured proof of
this fact he was given "a hours to
leave Russia OF stand trial here. He
fled to Paris, where he committed sui
eide"
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He struealed.

"Did you struggle against the
consequences of temptation" in
quired the prison visitor.
"Ies'm," replied the object of in
terest,
"Ah, if you had fought just a lit
tie harder you wouldn't be here TO-
day"
81 did tn best | could, ma'am, y
said the prisoner modestly, "It took
three p'licemen an four bystanders
to get me into tn patrol wagon"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Mckinley Memorial.

Canton, o., April 1S.-The trustees
of the Mckinley Memorial association
have been called to meet at the Man.
haitian hotel in New York, May II. The
committee appointed at the last metz.
ing of the trustees to raise the $50 900
endowmen fund is expected to submit
report Sculptor Charles Henry Me.
haus will present for inspection his
design for the portrait statue of Nc
Kinley which is to stand at the Ell.
trance of the tomb
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
ConstabularY Attacked.

Manila, April 1.-THE headquarters
of the Philippine eonstabulary at Mao
los. island of Luzon, We're attacked
several days ago by band of ladrones.
Three native members of the constab-
ulary and one ladrone were killed, The
affair creates no alarm here, where 1t
is regarded as merely an incident OF
the EFFORT to establish order In the
islands through the employment of
native constabulary. Similar conflicts
by local outlaw bands are OF more or
less frequent occurrence.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
EoREIGN LOAN
EStrleates the Russian Government
From Embarrassment

ST.. Petersburg, April tS.--The sue.
cessful negotiation OF foreign loan
OF s450, 100000, ruinous as are the
rates which Russia Is Obliged to pay
for the money, extrloates the govern.
ment from much of its embarrassment
and enables It to clear the decks OF
the accumulation of debts and furnish
the cash necessary to keep the treas.
ury above water at least for two years,
irrespective of the attitude Of the ma.
tlonal parliament Premier Witte is
greatly encouraged by the outlook.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Rejected by Operators.

Canton, O.. April lS.-Operators OF
mines in the central Ohio district, pro-
ducing 100000 tons annually, met the
miners but failed to agree. The min
ers presented the 1903 wage scale,
which was unanimously rejected BY
the operators. who asserted that mar.
ket conditions would not warrant the
advance proposed. Operators repre-
senting SO per cent of the districts
tonnage We're present. Operators pro-
ducing approximately 100 tons per day
will pay the 1903 scale. j. p. Burton,
Cleveland operator was chairman Of
the meeting.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Railway Pays Tax.

Grand Rapids, April ls.-Acting Un
der the decision ef the United States
supreme court sustaining The al valor
EN- railroad tax law of Michigan, the
Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad sent
check To the state treasurer for
t62s, 900, covering that roads 1905 tax,
back taxes and all penalties attached,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Busy Burqlars.

Piqua, o., April 1S.-Burglars broke
into the postoffice at Gettysburg, u
small village west of here. They took
all the stamps on hand and a small
amount of cash. horse and buggy
were stolen at Bradford, with which
the drive was made to Gettysburg,
where the rig was abandoned and an
other horse and phaeton stolen, with
which the burglars got away after the
robbery.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Troops Patrol Streets.

Johnstown, Pa, April .-Windber's
streets bristle with the bayonets of the
state constabulary. There is still feel
ing that there will be another outbreak
when the funerals OF the riot victims
will be held II needs but petty
quarrel between the strikers and non
union men to plunge the town again in
reyelTy and lawlessness The men
charged with rloting were transferred
from the Windber lookup to the county
Jail at Somerset without incident. No
saloons are open.
In a slekroOm do not sit on the edge
OF the bed or rattle leaves OF book or
newspaper or swing back and forth in
a rocking chair.
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state Loses a Point.

Akron, o., April Is. - The circuit
court in the custer cases against tho
Mutual Life and the New York Life
Insurance companies sustained the
motions Of the defendants to have the
state make it's petition more definite.
The hearings we're continued and no
commissioner to take dispositions was
appointed
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To susIet eoyernor,s Residence.

Columbus, o., April 1S.-The Mithon
louse at Broad and Fifth streets is for
rent, Governor Pattison's family hav-
ing decided to sublet 1t. In case the
governor RECEIVERS, Mrs. Pattison and
her children do not expect to occupy
the house until fall II the governor
should be able to resume his duties
before that time he would live ut a
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Would chanes Name Of Town.

Upper Sandusky, o., April 1S,-A
petition was presented to the court OF
common pleas praying that the name
of Upper Sandusky be changed to
"Orbon," a combination of Latin ann
French words meaning good as gold"
The name was invented by DR.. w. @.
Brinkerhoff, who has led the agitation
for change of name.
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Convicted Of Forgery.

New York, April 1T, 5. p, Cot
mey was convicted OF forgery in con
Aecton with the sale OF forged securi-
ties OF the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. The securities forged, some OF
which were marketed, had an apparent
value OF many thousands of dollars.
He Is already under sentence of four
and half years for using cancelled
bond OF the New York and Hampstead
railroad four years ago, having been
con yicted recently ON this charge.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19

Cincinnati, o., April 1S.-All records
Of the May festival were broken at the
record highest price paid heretofore
for first choice has been 5000, but 10
boxes went above that figure, bringing
e total premium of $2,255.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Lamp Exploded.

Bowling Green, o., April 1S.-Isaa"
Thompson so. was burned to death as
his home in Perrysburg. He got up
shortly after midnight to take som,
medicine and upset lamp, which ex
rloded, burning him to death before
assistance came. He leaves one son,
with whom he lived
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orders Rodv Exhumed

Hamilton, O., April 1S,-Coroner
schumacher ordered the corpse of
Mrs. Barbara Eehraub exhumed AMI
an autopsy will be held ON the brain to
determine whether her death was
caused by blows. Winterbeck ami
Vaughn, the ex-conyicts arrested on
suspicion, are still held.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
YOUNG WIFE
slain by a Jealous Husband, Whs A..
tempts suicide.

Limeyille, KY. April Ia. Thomas
McNew, 20, shot his wife, Ella McNsw.
-. through the heart, then fred at but
missed her mother, and after fleeing
10 the hills shot himself through the
bieast, but is not dangerously wound
cd The wife died instantly The
mother was bent over a washtub in q
eighboring yard, opposite the house,
IN which McNew had lain concealed
ror several hours awaiting an opportu.
hity. Jealousy prompted the murder.
He aud his wife have separated at fire.
guent intervals during their two years
OF married life
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WILL CONTINUE
INVESTIGATION
Member Of Drake Committee Dis
cusseS Courts Decision.
WILL CARRY UP THE CASE

Claims the Legislature Had Power to
Appoint the Board Of Inquiston.
Governor Herrick on the Roosevelt
Plan to Limit Fortunes--News OF the
Buckeye State.
Cleveland, o., April 1S.-Tn review
ing the decision of Judge Smith of the
Hamilton county common pleas court,
holding that the Ohio senate had no
authority to authorize the investiga-
tion of public Offices OF Cincinnati as
carried on by the Drake investigating
committee Senator Thomas Schmidt,
a membero of the Drake committee. said
the committee intends to go ahea 1
with it's investigation as though Judge
Smiths decision had not been rem
dered, and that an appeal from the de-
cision is also to be prosecuted. IF We
can reach an agreement with the at
torneys on other side" said Senator
Schmidt, we will probably carry the
case directly to the supreme court. II
such an agreement can not be reached
we will file an appeal in the circuit
court, and If necessary we will contest
the matter UP to the supreme court of
the United States. We are satisfied
the legislature had the power to ap-
point the investigating committee, and
that body has full legal authority to
compel attendance of Witnesses
The case was that of T. j. Davis,
The case was that of Thomas j. Davis,
cashier of the First National bank in
this city, whose refusal to appear as a
witness before the Drake committee
led to his arrest. Judge Smiths opin.
ion reads: "The court is of the opinion
that the power asserted herein is judi
cial, and not legislative; that the sen
ate had no authority to authorize the
investigation as set out in the resolu-
tion; that the committee, therefore,
had no lawful authority to require the
petitioner to testify; that the resolu.
ton, subpoena and warrant are in like
manner void for want of jurisdiction,
and that his detention was without
any lawful authority"
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Important Ellis Passed.

Washington, April lS.-To clear the
legislative decks for pending money
bills for the support of the governments
the house worked strenuouSly In thu
session II general bills We're passed
under suspension of the rules, all se".
tions of the country being interested
in the legislation enacted Next to the
national quarantine bill, which was op
posed by y number OF southern Demo-
Gratis on account OF the fear that the
police powers OF the states We're in
vaded, the hill to regulate appeals in
criminal cases was probably Of largest
interest the attorney general deemiD ~
the legislation Of vital Importance On
account OF the decision in the beet
trust" cases, the present law not per
mitting the government, when a de,
murrer to an indictment be sustained,
to have the same reviewed ON writ OF
error by either the supreme court OF
the United States or by the circuit
court OF appeals. In addition to the
bills referred 10, the house in 10 min
uteH passed 572 private pension bills
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Inquiry into Riots.

Springfield, o., April IS. = Further
investigation Of the riots will be made
by the grand jury, which convened
again after a recess of one week. 81
far $50 witnesses have been examined
1t is expected that the jury will be i'll
session several days yet before its la
bors are ended The fire marshals
and Prosecutor John B. McGrew have
been at work during the last week and
a number of new witnesses have been
called to testify before the jury
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19

Lorain, O., April 1S.-Charles Shcf
field, a Pittsfeld farmer, committed
suicide by drowning himself in wa
tering trough The trough contained
only two feet Of water. He was de-
kpondent and several weeks ago at
tempted to hang himself
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Make Hin, Like IT,

To make the home seem cheerful
And keep the husband sweet.
Go plant window garden
Beside his evening seat.
Have boxes neatly painted
And keep the edges trim
And then. II he will not be good,
Throw fiowerpots at him,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19
Suicides After a Quarrel.

Bridgeport, o., April is. - After a
quarrel with his wife William White,
n prominent young Bellaire man, com
mitted suicide by firing a bullet
through his brain.
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Brakeman Killed.

Columbus, o., April rs. - John See
"a. brakeman was hllled IN the Pan
handle yards here lie fell from = cur
and was decapitated
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Better Nans.

"Why does dentist call his place of
torture parl0rY
why not?"
Isn't 1t drawing FoomT
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WHEN JOHNNY,JUMP>UPs COME.

TO choSto and cheerful gentle spring
! bcckun with my thumb,
l want TO hear the May bells ring
Their silver toned tam tum,
When all the lirIlr brides sing
come.
jump-ups
And iohnu!-
| long for blossoms on the trees
Peach, apple, cherry plum
That nod and bcckOn in the breeze,
while bees around them hum:
For banks on which to lie at ease
come.
iump.ups
When johnny
/ long To HE myself away
with Nature for my chum,
To have a rural holiday
A regular country bum"
And watch the l!ttle lumbkins play
come.
jump ups
When johnny
think they heckon to me now
From quiet rural nooks,
do not know exactly how
A johnny iump-up looks;
never saw one, but | vow
I've read OF them Ia books.
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If a man has
a moral squint
n crooked path
is apt to look
straight 20 him.
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The short change racket is the crook $
long suit.
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There ara breakers ahead when the
devil sets about proving to you how
smart you are.
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A cheerful disposition is deadly IN.
suit TO q man With Crouch.
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Method.

"Blinks ap-
pears TO be pos
sessed of the no
ton that he can
sing"
"Oh, no, He is
Just trying to de-
preclate the
value OF the
property next
door. lie wants
TO buy IT,"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19

Work Is a sad
thing to the
man who has
had too much or
too little OF It,
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You Never Can Tell.

ethel says She never viii marry"
"Pshawl How can she possibly
know that some man won't propose TO
herr"
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Strike Likely In West Virqinia.

Charleston, w. Va, April 1S.-ln ac
cordance with instructions received
from the headquarters OF the United
Mine Workers at indianapolis, the rep
resentatives OF the miners on the scale
committee rejected the proposition o!
the operators OF the kanawha valley
to pay per cent advance on the pres
ent scale instead Of the 5.55 per cent
increase demanded by the miners. The
joint convention will reassemble to-
day, when a report Of this action wiz
be made II is probable from present
indications that the joint convention
will fail TO come to an agreement, ,
which will be equivalent to the decll
ration OF a strike in this district.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19

Some men regard swearing of as
such o good thing that they take meas,
ures 90 do II frequently.
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Effect Of operators, Reply.

Philadelphia, April 1S.--The situa
tion in the anthracite coal regions is
perplexing. While quiet has been uni.
versal throughout the hard coal field,
1t is difficult to forecast what effect
the reply Of the operators to the min
ers' latest proposition will have upon
the latter. The miners almost to a
man signitled their intention of stand
ing by President Mitchell, but at the
same time the operators have been
quietly preparing for the operation ~
their mines. That the mine owners
contemplate an extended strike is evi.
dent from the fact that three score OF
coal barges belonging to the Philadel-
phia and Reading company, which
were used in the hard coal trade be
tween Philadelphia and eastern ports,
have been ordered out of service
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-19

For red cheeks some good iron or
sulphur preparation taken internally 10
the best thing
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1t seems the height OF hard luck to
have experience gold brick us.
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Generally speaking, we think that
our nelghbor gets no more punishment
than he deserves.
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Being little foolish is often tanta-
monnt TO having great pleasure,
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Law Is something for your neIghbor
to obey and fer you 10 eyads.
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obstinaey is an ugly quality In our
friends.
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Women won't be happy in heaven
unless the styles in halos change ten
times year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10
tTO Be GOntinued.1 Brooks Sarsaparilla fo. -he blood DU LANEY ARRESTED
Representative From Little River County Charged With Bribery.

A. D. DuLaney, member Of the last
 house of representative and Demo-
 cratic nominee for reelection to that position from Little River county. was
 Thursday placed under arrest on a
 charge of bribery He was arrested
 at Benton while en route home from the Democratic state convention at
 Hot Springs. Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton Thurs
 day filed information before Justice
 of the Peace Meisner, charging that
 DuLaney accepted s260 as bsibe for his vote on senate bill No 215. 9 Jill to compel long distance telephone companies to make physical ocnaec. tions with local telephone systems. MT. DULaney WAS one of the most prominent members Of the last gen eral assembly. He was an unsuccess ful candidate for the speakership and is new an active candidate for that position in the next general assembly. He was brought to Little Rock Thurs day night and is at the Capital hotel. nominally in the custody of Constable Jones, until bond is furnished in the sum of s2,500.
 The bill referred to in the inforn1a ton was introduced in the senate and had for it's purpose the requiring ( telephone companies maintaining lo cal exchanges and long-distance lines to make connections with indepeni- ent or competing local exchanges. This bill passed in the senate and l was killed in the house
 The filing Of the information against MT. DuLaney is believed to indicate a new line of investigation by the prosecuting attorney. Here 1 tofore most of the charges of brib-
 cry have been preferred against mem 1 bers of the senate, and while charges l have in three cases been filed against
 members of the house, the senate has
 undergone the most searching in-
 vestigation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10


 ovcr, have seen him, and all this is done ts' his most urgent order. If yon love him. he bids that you will obey. Il never saw Masouda. l never spoke such words! knew nothing O. this plot!.' exclaimed Wulf, and the brethren looked at each other with white faces
 Speak on,'' said Goodwin. ,teAfter- ward Ne can debate."
 Moreover" continued Rosamnnd lowing her head. "Masouda added these words: T think that Sir Nult will escape his doom. If you woslia see him again, obey his word, for un less you ohoy you can never hope t look upon him living. Go, now, before We are hath discovered, which woul9 mean your death and mine, who. if yot gc. am safe.
 "How knew she that l should es cape?' asked Wulf.