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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
REPORTS ARE EXAGGERATED.
So Says Bishop ssshford Concerning
Disturbances In China.

San Francisco, April lu-Bishop J.
W, Bashford. who has arrived here
from Shanghai, says, concerning con.
Gitlons In China:
THE reports of disturbances In Chi
M have been greatly exaggerated In
the United States. There nave been
three riots in the empire since the In.
auguration OF the American boycott a
year ago. In the Shanghai riot, not
a foreigner was killed, although a
score or more were wounded. At al.
angchon Ave Americans were killed.
At Nanchang six French subjects and
three English subjects were killed. and
a day or two following the riot more
than a score Of Chinese lost their lives
in wild stampede made by them TO
escape through the city gates and on
boats on reports that foreign gunboats
were coming to destroy their city.
Eac' OF these riots was due to local
causes, and similar causes would have
produced at least two of them even In
the United States.
"The Chinese generally are friendly
to Americans A proof that the Chi
ncse are not hostile to Protestant mis-
siOns Is found in the fact that our hos.
pitfalls are crowded, The general rail
way OF Nanchang, Il city Of a million
Inhabitants, where the recent riot took
place. have presented to us five acres
Of ground inside the city walls and
raised 5000 taels for the erection OF u
hospital. This was In return for send
ing them Doctor Ida Kahn. a Chinese
woman educated In America.
THE mission schools and colleges
In China are also crowded The boy.
colt had little effect on the attend.
ancp "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

Nsu Trk Agru a. A special %
iho tiIrs tom b.gvnsit Mas. SAYS
iha' IAnss ~ l'essaasr. f1Fmsf pSss
isrnf - 'bs F.iafa.ls tIfs AtsafahFr
H.slsty. Has s4rsfr1 relapse 10 tho
sanIfarilm p-ts. H, vh.sf be- Srtafhsd
arsr sa uHs.a. iys h. N~~ York w
tysaa1sf ass b.sn .s fs1is hrai'h
yssf slHsr rIs t~tif-m~t' fs1m he
T.4lf-H.s 4.3 5rran'ig haa az sffsFt
II a.I.f tf.t..s o. Nas rsp1gtsd
grfJay .as' ra @as U~tisf. ahA ~
r4ff-u.s = 'A@ . "a u nfyt stysctss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

spatntshhurE y & April iG Thorn
80 iisndtsp0p. an Intelligent AMI hand
soln0 young man appeared before Mag
isttate kirbcy AaiardaS tnnruipE being
charged 9Th Tho abduction ~ Miss
Ayftls HnA,rs. pretty conan well
dtcsssa and pthofNiar at'fhrlIrr Hen
dets0h Was b,1lnd pyrf 'n court ant Va
fafli ~ TIE 80" bond repaired. vas
committed - 20" ryuntg jail Ihr case
saa brps.srrH ~ u \ tIahn1h. a.
,ntn.y fpr 40, EIfls father. u = itps
sra shitr lfrBdefpuu was dsHtsHipd
~ Il ~ raalag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
$1,000 MINERS ARE
ORDERED TO STRIKE
Will Open Strike Headquarters
In Wheeling,
LARGE TERRITORY is INCLUDED
Operators FlAtIy Refuse to Grant 1908
Wage seAlS-oHSr Counter PROPOSE.
ton TO Arbltrats, Which the Miners
Have Refused.

Wheeling, W, Va, AprlllG The
United Miners convention NJ Subrs
trict No, met Saturday to receive
the answer OF The operators 10 the de-
mand, made Friday The answer wa
u HAT refusal tn grant the laoa wage
scale, aud u counter proposition To ar.
bitralo,
lhts the miners refused to 10. and
a strike MAS DECLARED
Eleven thousand mlnvrt arc affected
IN the subdiStrct which Includes bcl
mont. Harrison and Jefferson counties
In the state II Onto, aud Rrookr, Ohio
and Marshall IN tho stat" of West Viz
gnia
STRIKE headquarters Will be- opened
IN Mu,,lug ". Va
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
Paul s,lth gnds h,ls LIE.

birmingham. Ala April 10 Paul J
St,h. prcs idcn, ~ The Stlth Coat and
Iron company operating minos In
Walker county. returned from N,l,
10 hts compag! m'ncN Friday about
noon, drove 10 his home on seventh
avenue. aud entering his bed room.
nrcd bullet through hls hcari, dying
~ once iiIs family VAS net even
aware - hir return Rhcn the shot Naa
h,ard auI eve discovery ~ the suicide"
made Suth Sa- IN good heath and
no causr for the nulrldc l. tunNu a.
,"l Su'h Was formerly ar official
Of thc slrss sncu,,li s'o,l and iron
company
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
Police Chiefs Adjourn.

Hot Springs, Arko April G,-Thc
convention OF the International Assoc.
alton Of Chiefs Of Police adjourned
sine die Friday afternoon after n two
hours session taken w principally IN
disposing OF unfinished business. Chief
Frank J. Cassidy. Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. who defeated Chief George Ten.
ny, OF Elizabeth, y j.. for tho Office
OF second vice president. rendered his
resignation of that Office and requested
the reelection Of Chief Tcnny I!'
resignation was accepted and Chief
Tenny Was elected. the secretary cast
ing the vote ~ the convention In his
favor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

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rel hanSss aha mElss ~sss bara
81 3saiA and tsa asefisE s,aa igs 81
'a7 Eof 90 Nora gfcet. xsa cel
3f testrQIe6 e4riT s4tay1Ar -
Ees cazNEe - sslNsfss a.
-'a4' tsfs9a@ TSe lNfEss srgz a
ssfe02st ~ - %arsasrn CsNaFsi ~.
e VISA ssspts neey - So ss1sss.
Nts 'AssNgsnsa. ~ she nssma@ ks.'
~ slx s~N ektsa k.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
LAST VEsTIGE OF
ERUPTION DISAPPEARS
Work Of Cleaning Roofs And
, Streets Now On.
PEOPLE RETURNING TO HOMES
Churches Of the City Are oVererowded
With Worshipers Of All Glasses,
Every Religious Function Being a
, Thanksgiving for Danger Passed.

NAPLES, April 1A.-S:40 a. m.-The
news from the Vesuyius region contin.
ues to be satisfactory, the sun is shin
ing brightly this morning, and the last
vestlges Of the eruption are disappear.
Ing from Naples.
The work of cleaning and sweeping
Is still going on here. but the city has
about resumed its normal appearance,
while the reports from the villages and
the towns In the region Of Nesuvius
say that the people are gradually re-
turning TO their homes; that the stores
are being reopened. and that the In
fered the least are actively engaged in
repairing their damaged homes and
churches, and In opening up the roads,
On which they are assisted by the
troops and government engineers.
This being Sabato Sano, or Saturday
before Easter, the churches Of this
city are overcrowded with worshipers
of all classes, from the lady In an Gle.
giant gown arriving in magnificent
carriage, to the humble beggar girl
finds 1t di6icult to AFFORD the chief
handkerchief on her head, as the
churches In Naples particularly are
common meeting ground for the pm.
CeS aud the peasant,
Every religious function today was a
Thanksgiving for the danger passed,
while requiem masses were celebrated
for the repose OF the victims OF the
volcanic disaster.
Near the statue in the Cathedral Of
Sho Patron Saint OF Naples, San Gen.
Uaro, child was engaged In specially
earnest prayer. Afterward as she left
the cathedral, looking particularly hap.
~, she was questioned as 10 what Was
che boon she had been asking OF San
Gennaro. to which the child replied:
That the saint win cause the queen
a. come and live In Naples, as she
brings good luck. The volcano is
afraid Of her"
The feeling Of joyous thanksgiving
In Naples contrasted strongly with the
Uournful scenes witnessed In the des.
dated districts--relatives weeping
over their dead and priests going from
house to house blessing the homes Of
TIE bereaved. while above them was
Mount Vesuvius still retaining threat
'Aing appearance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
CORKEY'S SUCCESS
IS NlppED IN BUD
lie Cheers Men Charged With
Bloody Conspiracy,
PROSPECTS BELIEVED sLIoArEo
The Friends Of the Young Russian Az.
thor Think He Cannot Succeed In
America Since Making His Dad
Break.

New York, April l6--The Tribune
says that Maxim Gorky's fourth day In
America was signallzcd b! The sending
ot telegram Of sympathy 10 w, ID
Haywood and Charles Meyer, OF the
Western Federation Of Miners in Jail
at Caldwell, Idaho. on the charge Of
conspiracy to murder Ex-Governor
Steuncnberg. GorkS's action. II Is
feared by some OF his friends, bights
the prospects Of his work mere at the
outset
The telegram follows;
". H. Haywood and Charles Mover
County Jail, Caldwell. iunno--Greet
ings to you, my brother Socialists
Courage The day o. Justice and dc.
liycraucc for the oppressed II all the
world Is at hand Ever fra'erually
yours, (SlgnCdl MaNm Gurky,'
Gaylord Wiltshire. whose apartments
at the hotel Belloclalrc are occupied
by Gorky. was seen Friday night, and
said:
Il am responsible fnr the initiation
In the telegram matter I, was not
Il matter 81 dclibera,iun, but Il &C.
CURED when I saw GorAy ~ the reccp
ton at the Bellclairc asked him
II he would approve message ot
sympathy tn Haywood ana Meyer and
ne said yes then phTascd and had
II typewriter, Nghci bis name ana
sent e. subsequently submitted
copy ~ the message 10 young Nihola
Picschon. Gorky's stopson. and he ap
proved Il rs expressing Gorkys scnti
mcuts
Z certainly believed when | secured
Gorhy's approval that he WAS thorough
~ familiar with mo circumstances AN
dor which HAYWOOD ana Moycr are
restrained Of their liberty. Arer ma
lurc reflection would no. feel war
rnn'rd IN saving 'Ia, he hpprcC lated
In an ~ a.. aspect. the effect ~ such
a Telegram
Gort, made an appointment 10 meet
John Mitchell ~ o'clock SaiurdaS
afternoon The members 80 the 81
cial d. mpcra.ic league gave a dinner
last nah, 81 Which eympathy With the
Russian revolutionary movement 20
cet,eJ cutlu,iat'ic approval Gotty
appeared aud was FU,etsd with 10 oVa
ton he mad, brief speech aud
N5s wilil' agplaYf 4.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

Cr,rn,lllo. "a AprD ii Tho mia
en- and upcfa'of7 II he Mercer and
Butler county 0olip - me ritsuufg
district reached 80 agreement an the
wage scale Frlday uisNt fuf lwo years.
dating April I. 1000 The minrrs we're
granted an advance. bu' II r. = Cnm.
ptpmls" on rho 1905 acalc demanded
About .5Do miners. Who have been on
Atrly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
Mlnsn, Return 20 Work.

pttsburs. April l6.-'Tne 200 min
~r' Of the Great Lakes Coal company
o. KAylor. Pa. who were called out
"a a strike Friday. because the com
inny refused to sign the wage scale OF
s3o3. returned TO work Saturday. tho
scale having bern signed. Frank Fee
han. =ho claims 20 be the Regal prosi
den, ot the district miners. has arrang
81 for q conference with the Pi,tsbuFE
o9sratcrs 70 align the dead work scale
j. IL reported. apparently on good au
's"si,y, that Pat Dolan and Uriah bell
iagham WI retire on Monday In favor
~ 20 FcchAn faction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
Jury Unable 10 Agree.

New York. April i6--After having
been ou' for seven hours and half.
the jury which has been listening Tor
the last ten days TO evidence In the
suit brough, by Morris q. MerScs
against GeneINl Louis Fitzgerald Ia IN
an alleged contrAc, under which the
general undertook 10 pay Ia the plaln'
N 81 .0OU 900 for services IN the West.
Crn Maryland deal reported ~ IL p
m. Friday to ~ supreme cour, IN
Brooklyn. inability 90 agree. and hy
direction ~ Judge Sutherland vas 70
moved 20 a hotel. where II remained
all night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

rcu.arua. va. ApTii 10 -. Adyirss
received tron River junction Afe ~
the racs, 'ba' the bsastrs' hallstpsp
ever eIpsVisbcs,' IN that ssetlph basss.i
osrr late rrtdsy SrsrBDya. the depth
- he'll after ths storm aai pss.sf b"
inE a. 10 inrhss The path - ~
s'nsm was atpaFeE,i1 sbogi . quartet
- mile siAs. sAd ,Ls alSs - ,ts hai.
s,opts ranged ffsap TAT ~ tI.ai.
,za So thr aln-hsi0aa ~ t',1 49,
Grai damage l. fsg,r'sa o. tf+sA fsf
esas kaa ispus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

UAy soa. o.. Ay.4 ig aipbast ri,ao
g.. PoiaAssr 80 FaaftsH si.p
stsaliss go sss4nAa n esai ityu q
o. ans . niifpaa ehf hs arrived s.
sAis gssHhlsy Sss Wesh $50 and BE-
slatsssd. ,gFssEA 90 lassrDsssss. ,ha
~ Asa bees tgid ne coal sss trsf
Shi tba, ~ hslgs& Aimsslf No Va
safS&4 sGataAi . slEiiaF free grab sad
Waa fsisassd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
rurrsr choaan tor Senate.

'an}en. Ca. April le-Dr c II
frcsr was nominated Tor TIE STATE
a'c from this district N The prt1o
G.t.'r primary. receiving ~ votes rsst
~ = AmaRa. J. x. trvin. -1n In ltr ~
-el W l. Peek. was . had talri
Na! C0waR Eas r8niasiri f1r rep
D s'-'ativs over c N Sifamonfs Tnr
~'t ~As 8 eiese Gee AID tbs coaa'
ga completed n1fu 4 las boar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

issiea "a go kgr1 ~ usis' sep
saaafY ts.saB e.esriaW Has hef rl
IS ara sssaz, stsh.sg a. 'n'sass
Far rg~Rfesa. Ha W14-Em Naeaff
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~ laa 2 q Hawrt reref's5 a -
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

Tampa. Fla. Apfil H. -Ata meeting
~ the authorities ~ Tampa. Wcs,
ihmpa. Port iirsIks. Port Tampa AMI
the county Of HillsboronEh. a. the
board ~ trade ruDtns steps Serc TAI
en- topafd organizing n municipal sah
tan league ~ the state ~ rlpTIla. uns
~ the objects ~ uLlrh + ~ wage VAR
% mDsqultOcs Dr l.. " Weldon -
tlls city. aAs elected frmpprAr, ptrs
dent : cal ~lll be lssuoi ~ the
au'houtlrs ~ other citiss - meet hofe
a. al rsty date and form a pcftaa
h,Ht ofgahlfA'lpa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
p,a.Lhl,.acL.,, r.i on, NOD.

For1'Ana. Its e. ~ a. a eoHvss
,ioa ~ 'Rs 81 20 party q Dst
yr,n hetr rrt.. ntsfBiastsf enc
f4I,owtrr 1Ms. "a fAadl4s,rs fut
80 vArbrIt s.B.. tires So rsa~f
nsr. / ~ Aa.g Fed F'a'es sFss
.sg q - Pa. ng tsfm gstgta
Hsafss sfrstlf u, ..aaiA saar' terra
sseFrtafg C sfa. " tSkkIof
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

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Qaa&o nsv4ust .fasg affsiez ia
tAs n1ah~fa pa "a ss1aas - -
tata fsr fs SOS as fszar
asna 49, fpv sst kesr tTs6 .ssr
~ ikaa se 81 kss sAFh4aAee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

ssN Osiashs Agft. 90 4 ssDasg -
4sr sef ". lssssd 10 frFis 81 isT2
tafns4 ip ssf- yndsY 4as sss esshsa
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
s.et,; pol.e, Mstsh oerLn.

New Yprk. Apt,l o. The Times Hat
urday sid that '.psisd agent 81 the
Russian hrctef police Il Va this city
friends - Maxim DYrky have learned
Tor tho pufppse ~ Yt zanlrfnE . sysism
pf esplouaEe "a L.r.J ana biz two fci
low teyoluiiDn!s'a. ub0 afo hryV 10
ral,s funds ln ihs ,4lss 81 the Hussiah
revoluiinHists T." enpcfors spy
rrossea tho A'hr'.~ on the kslssf
Wilhelm der Gf9. thar kruagb, "
GoskJ % iais r4al'- lAsi TassAsy We
hhs maGaEei 20 b. 70 his pjAss q rrs
ld.bre IL fhlt fi'5 s~ttet t31s far
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Arkansas Apple Crop.

Rogers, Ark, August.-The best
postal authorities now estimate the
apple crop OF Northwest Arkansas at
from IS to Is per cent-of full crop.
The quality promises to be unusual.
ly fine and free from bitter rot or
scab. and should low prices prevail
this fall, a large share OF them will
go into cold storage.
Northwest Arkansas now has q
cold-storage capacity OF close to
100000 barrels. The evsporators
have commenced work already on
the early varieties, and windialls,
and the vinegar factory at Rogers
and the brandy distillery at Benton.
Vile will commence work next week.
The last two plants get nearly all the
low grade culls In this section.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Miss Parkinson Hysterical.

London, August Mile. Parkins,
the American operate soprano, has
been engaged for the autumn opera
season, which has now been definitely
decided upon. This young singer
had a tremendous reception at the
concert given by Melbs for a young
protegee OF hers the other day.
Every one felt sorry for Parkina
on the night when she became hyster-
ical during the performance Of "Ln
Boheme," and an understudy had to
be found. 1t was feared that she
would not be able to sing again this
season, but critics declare that her
voice IL now better than ever, and
that she has a great future before
her,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

Springfield, Mo-, Avg. Elm the
streets o6 Chadwick, email town 30
miles south Of Springfield. Sunday,
Charles Freeman, q merchant. and
Robert Keene, eighteen years old,
fought a duel 10 the death with -
voivess. Suit recently. Yves brought
by Freeman against Keens changing
the Latter with assaotins his U-yeas'
old daughter.
Freeman Yves reported 10 have
threatened 10 shoot Ksens on sight
and both men went AIMED When they
met On the Street Sunday. the t~u
men Immediately drew their reviewers
and began firing. Freeman was shot
twice, one bullet penetrating the fore
head and another IN the region q the
heart. Keeoe was shot three umee
one bullet striking him In the heart
Both men were dad when the specta
tors reached them
Freeman leaves widow and sevee-
al children. He was we'll to DO, being
the proprietor Of stores at Chadwick
and Garrison, No Keene was the
son of Thomas Keene. wealthy farm
e. living near Chadwsdk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
The End Of the World

OF troubles that robbed E. Il. Wolfe,
OF Bear Grove, L., OF all usefulness,
came when he began taking Electric
Bitters. He writes: 1.-TWO years ago
kidney trouble caused me much SUI
iering, which l would never have sur
viyed had not taken Electric Bit
ters. They also cured me OF general
debility" Sure cure for all stomach,
liver and kidney complaints. blood
diseases, headache, dizziness and
weakness OF bodily decline. Price
SOC Guaranteed by Frank T. Clay's
drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
cows REGATTA BEGINS.
RvesythSng PsoptttOAs fos Some 0sss1
Racislg IN the English Events DaS-
ing the PpesenA Week.

ing the PH09en1 Week.
Oowes, Isle of Wight. Aug. 6.-The
Oowes regatta opened Monday under
the most brilliant auspices With. Os
usual, a programme OF races under TIE
burge Of the Royal London Yacht
club. The roads were crowded With
yachts OF various rigs and with
stately warships guarding the kings
Of England and Spain. who with their
oonsorts watched the races from thaar
respective royal yachts.
The weather was bright but tAs
wind was very light The chief event
Of the day was q handicap FACE mr.
schoonars exceeding 100 tons. over g
mile course, In which Emperor VII
Iiam's Meteor, Claud T. Caysa's
Adela, Herr Guilaumes Clara We
count veaghs Cetonta and other bla
yachts started
Another race fes 70 footerS the
starters being George W. Wsk3ans
American built yawl Navahoe, Mylee
| 8. Kennedys cutter. White Heathes;
Sir James Penders cutter, Karfad
and B. ". n. Youngs cutter Nyrta
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
A Girl Swan Lake Cayuga.

Ithaca, N. Y, Aug. 6 1t has be
come known that Miss Dorothy
Doker, a student at Cornell summer
school, swan one mile and a quarter
in Lake Cayuga Friday afternoon.
She was accompanied by four girls
In rowboat, but needed no assis.
tance, despite hard wind and choppy
water. She Is the second Cornell
woman to swim the lake, the pre-.
vious swimmer being Miss Nora
Blatch.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, tat letters Of simiH-
filtration upon the estate q Qsivin D Garzison.
ed, By the Batss County Probate Court. IN
Bate county, Missouri, bearing date the 18th
day of June, 1908.
Al pefsoss having clalns against said estste
ere required % exhibit them % me for allow
teRs. q they nay b peseludsd men any bsnsAt
e glch esl6ts, and II soid claims b mes sxhib-
It'd within two yea1s from ne date OF ths
pubIieetica Of this noticet tney will b forever
sers.ss 81. sIssl1 z S.lssIasCs
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

@Ee~~ 49, - H rAGnnpAny
@1sx1A PasOD1Amns
N H0%@NAA

@1A<Aa P9EBDSAEnno
n N0~~(sA
maaA -. 49, 6-AAasU -
seph Z sssaea - jus psuSsad e.
nTte<a - fssseanf Rnss~s4
b soeompszy ne presfocucaaf @9
20 Panama nexs November. The bse
~ fallozs
rnA ! q xzhsA rnna sAsss
Snseu, Omaha No.
~ nA< se0Aoc To peestdsut
directs NE to say thai b expects 20
VISIT Panama and personally examine
the work being done on the canal In
the month Of Novembes. I shall %
company him The president thinks
d would be sppropvssse for rou q
chairman Of the senate oommttsse
which has investigated the affairs Of
the Panama canal to b one Of ths
party Of observation which, however
be finds b absolutely necessary b
make as limited as possible vrtte
10 inquire whether yuur engagenern
vdn permii yn 10 be oR Of The DAP
"
Very sincerely yourA
WILLIAM Il TAFT.
-pointe An Pc, Ppvinns q Qusoec
Canada. July e. l9o6"
Senator Willard stzted IN an inter
view Sunday that he bad not yet d.
cided whether 70 accept the invitation
or not This invitation recalls thu
strenuous days Of last winter when'
after the committee ON hter-oceanc
canals Of which Senator Millard Is
chairman, voted 70 To recommend
a sea-level canal, the Hebraska sen
ator submitted o minority report IN
favor of q nck typs canal and thsn
addressed himself TO the task Of oUn-
verting the members of the senate TO
that idea which was supported BY
the administration His success as
evidence by the result Of the fnal
vote In the senate ELECTED from the
president most hearty Ommenda-
tons verbally expressed az well AZ An
autograph note Of congntufafim.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice lie hereby given to all CREDITOR and
others interested In the estate OF Trelin Hollo-
traitor OF said estate, intend to apply 70 the
Probate Court Of Bates county FOR leave 70 re-
sign the letters OF administrator heretofore
granted to me and to make 6nel settlement
Probate Court, In Bates eounty, State Of Ms.
sourf, to be held ct Butler, Missouri, on the
ROY HOLLOWAY,
g7-lt Administrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Everybody Works But Father

Urich Herald.
Everybody works but father, AMI
He hauls the [. s. Mail,
Rides 10 a covered wagon,
Hitting his daily trail;
Mother che keeps boarders,
Sister Nan works out,
Everybody works at our house
But pop-he drives the route.
Everybody works but father,
He's got snap, you bet.
But us kids We must skidoo
Fer the food an clothes We get:
Jimmie he sells papers, and
I'm bootblack, an
Everybody works at our house
But my old man.
Father he is foolish
Fer not givin' it up today,
Fer he never kin support US
On such scaHty pay.
But he's q stayin' with IL,
Fer he likes the job somehow,
An he thinks he'll have an increase
Bout twenty years from now.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

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Chicago, Aug. 6.-Union teams6x
leaders from many cities In the United
and Canada gathered here Monday
for the opening session Of the annual
convention Of the International Broth
srhood Of Transfers. The political
disturbances within the organization
which will be brought to focus r.
the election, are expected to provide
stormy meetings and before the con-
ventioo IVES called 70 order Monday
there was q division Of opinion e.
TO whether the internal disputes should
be fought out in opsn meeting os b.
bind closed Doors. ts