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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

u Or. ZaInenhof, the inventor of Els,
5peranto, the universal" Language. was.
born ut Bialystok, u Polish town on
the borderland OF Germany and Russia.
AT least four different languages are,
spoken by the various nationalities,
who compose its population Russian,
babel Of tongues, seemed to Zamenhof
the primary cause of mutual bicker-
:ings, and he set himself about to bring
about unity. The result was Esper-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
CREAM REcElPIs alc

Lake Preston, S. D., Jan. 31.-At the
regular annual meeting of the members
of the new board of trustees of the
Lake Preston Creamery company. the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, T. A. Keith;
vice president, John Werner: secretary;
and manager, P. j. Langlie; treasurer.
=. j. Bates. The annual report showed
the affairs Of the creamery to be in
good condition. The cream receipts are.
steadily increasing and the indications
are that several cream routes will be
successfully operated throughout the
coming season. -, II.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

No better indication of the prosperity
of the .tewelry trade Is wanted than the,
condition now existing in practically all!
manufacturing centers. as shown by!
the want" columns of the local papers,,
1t may be safely said that there is
hardly a city or town where jewelryl
and allied lines are made today In
which, there is not demand for skilled
help that far exceeds the supply; and
manufacturers have been pressed ass
never before to obtain sufficient hands,
TO fill the orders that are coming in
upon them from all sections of the
country. !
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
Fl i: At WORK.
Set Fire to Tenement Houses Contain,
ing from $50 to 400

New York. Feb. 8. Three big East
side tenements, containing in al be-
tween $50 and 400 persons We're fired
nv incend diaries early this morning. bur
fortunately each haze was discovered
Ia time to be extinguished before see
rious damage was done.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
-MENNoNIIEs PRosPER.

( Alexandria, s. D., Feb. Perhaps
the most progressive Of the several
colonies in southern South
Dakota is the Rosedale colony, near
here. The members Of the colony al
ready have many modern improve
ments. and have now made prepara-
lions for the erection of new mill
with which to grind the flour for the
colonists. The new mill will be erected
by r. B. FIenniken, of Osterdock, Ia,
who has erected several mills in this
part Of South Dakota.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

A party OF u dozen expert oil drillers
md tool drivers from Pittsburg arrived,
recently at Bucharest, the capital of
sRoumania. 1t is said that only such,
men were employed as are familiali
with every detail In the drilling OF oil
md gas wells. Since the political trou-
sbles In russia begun the activity in the
sRoumanian oil fields has been Very
great, and large quantities of Rouman-
Ian petroleum and lubricating oil ara
now exported to all countries of west'
sFn Throne
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

The history of coal is comparatively
modern. 1t seems to have been used
first in England in the ninth century,
London has no record Of 1t until the
thirteenth century ana that is in the
for of opposition. Parliament in 1918
.petitioned the king, the second Of the
Edwards. to prohibit the burning Of an
article claimed to be injurious to health
and a royal proclamation was issued
:forbidding it. But the high price OF
wood compelled the Londoners to re-
sort to 1t again. /.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
sTOCKMEN IN LINE,
.ndorse Hepburn Bill and Common,
the President for His Deter.
mined Attitude.

Denver, Colo. Feb. 3.-At todays SEES
zion of the American National Live
Stock associations convention the eX-
.cutivs committee reported resolution
,ndorsing the Hepburn rate bill and
arging representatives and senators to
support the measure and commencing
The president for his untiring efforts in
behalf of the people to secure such leg
lslntionn
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

When did the word cad" come to
have its present odious meaning? III
1887 1t was applied to a London omni-
bus conductor with the slightest dis
respect. In letter from Carlyle to
Abraham Hayward in that year occurs
this passage: When you have time
to write answer, pray pack UP the
quarterlics along With It; send your
Efamulus into Fleet street and he will
zee Chelsea omnibus: the cad will
bring 1t to me FOR sixpence within an
hnyi ~
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
UNIQUELY SITUATED.
Irene, South Dakota Town, Lies If
Three Counties.

Yankton, S. D., Jan. Slit would
possibly be hard to find another smaE
town so uniquely situated as is Irene
The state census shows that little berg
to be situated in three counties, those
of Yankton, Turner and Clay. The
population is divided as follows: In
Yankton county, only 16 persons: in
Clay, IA, while Turner county beats
the other counties combined by an
Irene population of 2O4, the total pop
ulation Of the town in the three coun-
ties being 1854.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

On her last birthday the emperor ~
Germany presented the empress with =.
music box that played all his own COM
positions. Each OF his sons has an
automatic model Of Frussian soldier
that goes through all the movements.
Of the infantry drill, and even fires
blank cartridges from his rife. rs
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
.DlsAPPROVE SHAW PLAN
New York Chamber of Commerce Says
Secretary's Method for Reliev-
ing stringency Is Not Good.

New York, Feb. 1.--secretary Shaw's
plan for the relief Of the occasional
stringency in money was disapproved
by the committee of the chamber Of
commerce which made it's report today.
The subject was referred to the COM
mittee several weeks ago as the re-
suit of a sensational speech made by
Jacob H. Schin before the shAmbsr.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

$500
The after dinner responses and musical
program follows:
THE Conspiracy Against the Coal Deal
Icrs,' c. B. Laning.
Operators Benevolent association band.
! Natural Coal as an Asset" H. F. Tige.
Musc-''When the Snringtime Comes.
Gs1t sat shs T Ws Der 9 3or Ashes If
Music-"ln the Good Old Summer
Time" Clinker Quartet.
eminent forecaster.
"Constitutionality of Certain Acts-Are
we Free People?" Jed Durkee.
How Hard the Winter Was Clinker
Recitation, IA Closed Season for Bill
Collectors Representative II. r. Vain!
Music by the band boys.
Poem on Spring"
Ora Darnall. the famous after break.
fast speaker, next recited What Shall,
the Season Be-" the noted poem byl,
Willie Thomson, sweet singer of the
drainage district and son of j. G.
Thomson, the popular and we'll known
coal dispenser. The poem was much
appreciated. The first verse goes:
IT'S raging noon. and vertical the sun
Der heaven and earth, far as the ranging
4 eye
Can sweep, dazzling deluge reigns; and
From pole to pole is undstinguished
blaze.
Cheers)
A resolution was carried, amidst
cheers, authorizing the association to
send one basket of coal to the Saliva.
ton army and two to the Associated
Charities, next winter, il 1t shall be
needed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

The will was proved In London, Sep
tember % Of Baron Nathaniel Won,
+ ROthschild. Of Vienna, a partner in the
banking house OF Messrs. s. NJ Won
ROthschild; of Frank fort -on- the Main.
eldest son of the late Baron Anselm
Won R0thschild. The value OF his Eng
llsh estate lie s 25.634. and the amount
ct his fortune abroad is not stated
That 1t ts enormous Is apparent from
the fact that sums amounting to E1,-
a %, 900 are LETT to charities.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

Mount Vernon. N. Y.-Dr. Edward Il.
Brush. independent mayor OF Mount Yer
non, is suffering from blood poisoning as
result Of shaking hands with those who
come to see MIN on official business. His
right forefinger is badly swollen, which
necessitates dressing three times day
and carrying it in kid glove.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
.lowan . wreek v;c+;n,

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 29.-The body Of
Fred Erickson, of Oelwein, Ia, a VIC
tim Of the Valencia disaster, has been
found mile asst of Cape Beal. His
purse contained 500. He had an identi-.
ficatiOn card in his pocket
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

s Consul General Listoe, OF Rotterdam,
reports that she has received numerous
sinquiries FOR the names and addresses
S0f American manufact urers Of paper
MILL bolt Hes. III appears that these
ties have recently been noticed at
sc0mmenfed upon by the etherlands
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

3y ) General Booth, of the Salvation
] Army. who is II, his nth year. is back
! In London after a tour OF 34,400 miles
/ Here ID his record In England and
Scotland. Period OF travel, five weeks
and four days towns visited, l21: ad-
sdreases averaging one hour and twen-
ty fninutes. 50; shorter addresses,
! 10 sinners at penitent form 300; peo-
{ p1e addressed, 25OpO0O.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

Is Opinion Is divided in England at pres
.ssent ytas to whether paupers In public
Institutions shouldt or should not have
s0f the debaters are very bitter. At a
i recent meeting OF poor guardians In
\ Sussex, q clerical guardian replying to
q fellow member Unfortunately named
sl3eer.s said that beer was condemned.
I a. tyfita
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
COAL MEN HOLD PICNIC
But Mid All Their Joy They Has
Lump in Their Throat Because
of the Mild Winter.

Kansas City, Feb. 3.-The coal deal
ers' picnic yesterday at Swope park was
Il pre-eminent success. 1t was the coal
mems annual turnout. taken in January
rather than in July. because this is the
slack season.
Practically all the coal dealers, except
those who sell ice, were in line with
their clerks. The parade was led by
Chief Hayes and squad of mounted
police. After the officers came the
credit men on bicycles, led by E. A.
krauthoff, secretary of the Credit Mems
assoc iation. Next, in carriages. were
the anthra-and- semi-anthracite dealers,
followed by the almost-anthracite. thu
near-anthracte. the Cherokee lump and
the parlor block divisions III wagons,
THE last two sections of the procest
sion was made up of the Slack and
Screenings associations. represented
by forty-three clerks, and the nut d.
vision. consisting Of the weighmasters.
lChares S. Keith was grand marshal of
the day, assisted by j. H. Leonard, L,
n. Sweeney. f. W. Fish and w. c,
Perry.
Some Banners.
Each division carried banner. The
first one in the procession was loudly
1t read:
..........,.,............
Why Do You Weigh it, Dear
BrOthGr.
..''.''.''
A thought OF the family was suggested
by this one:
....................:
Take n Sack of Nut to the Loved
Ones at Home.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
This was applauded, but no more than
was another, which read:
....t.................
Just a little snowstorm +:
Just a little cold, !:
This is all we'll ask for /:
Till our stock is sold. I:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

he ttempt @to Introduce some va .
Srlety into mellss evening dress, I, says
"a Ut 6raided trousers double coat
u saiid plated Shit 1t fronts has end
fal ltlre. ashion is now com :
alslling han ~ ~ the old and simple
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
Doctor |. luz ATnau

Dc regreso do 81 viaia 4 Europs,
asaDA dc inssalaE "a oaslna profesio
nal sn Ia sale del Urisso, n6msro IL
Rorss de consular dc II J 4JadiA { J
y meQlA dc iA tarQs. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Sobrs 81 fusiI 81 otro ssntado sobrs canon.
-HAbGs ofdo' dio en- vcz bsia el CApiSAn A SOldAdo
MAurco no hA llegado todavfs.
- Zero lsgar& no tsngSis cuidado.
81 vsns djio capitsn os colocare dc csnnc en- 10
ecaera como ella aubir6 probAbemsne torre. pode de-
cirle palAbra.
En- auusl momsnto enr6 un hombrs Qus damOsraba ser
municipal banda ticoo cGpitSn s cAsAdor no
Ie conoCeaen. Riaron On 81 atsntamente miradas.
-Cudadano general d0 desconocdo dirigendolaa San
tOrre to upco Que rScb lugar del cuddano Lndey
que e entsrmo seg6u de- cercdo del m6dco QuI
lgo mi guarda sgabA dentro dc och, dy he per-
mutsdo N dantro do ocho da ehArA mi sevCo como
voy hscsr hoy d suyo.
-ESo % entsndGrG e CIpeto las Cspsts vV0n todAva
echo dfM. die uno de los municipaea
-SAnterrs resDond6 Egera onraA eatA chanzo-
meta drQi6ndoss despu6s al susttuto do MAuricio:
EsM bisD Ia ds v6a irmar el rsRatro On ugar dc
MGurco Lndsy conHgna Ia columnA de oberVACons Les
dc este Cambio
Entretsnto e CapitGn Caxdor hAbian drGido
mrsda lenA dc alegrs
-Dentro de ochO osE deron para o.
Captain DIX grt6 SAnterre tomAd pOsaci6n en- sl
iardin con vuestra compsnia.
-Vsnid Morand dio el csptEn 81 Ct3do OompGhero.
S1n6 e tamb0r h companfs Conducida por 0l missGro
curtidor % alsi6 en- Ia direction prescritl
Pulisron Las paball6n ID comp 6s % epar6 "a
Grupos que comenzon passare de arbA abA0 eg6n
pricho
EI o de passo 81 msmo iardn donde tempo de
L1G XVI veDfs fsmiG real tesprar q aEa Este ardn
tlb deuudo krdo desOdo oomplsaments desbOdo dc DO
rsL de Erboes de vardurA
venticinco pASos POGO msnoa de Ia porC6n de
pia que daha Is oa de Pore Fon aevaha sspce de
chosa que provision de muncpaIdad hAbfA permiido sa
bCtr comoddad Dc los naConaes snban de
RuTdiA en- Temple los cuales encontTban sh due comsr
bsber los dss de mo que les pefma sat La de
scc6n dc aQusa tAbern interior hab do muy amolsonaas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
nlda0S de duSuDO
Dc todaa dimsrsionen, vsr6sn &A
sssoras dc 9onsalsx Hsrnapdcs r G.
KAkBPEE, P. Il.
ConsultAs por eorrso puedsn ha-
--cRIMENEs horrlh hle. . aoms

--CRIMENEs horrihles 10 eome.
On On tcdos los psises en los que el
amor ha sido sl m6vil principal. Cef.
gnsn { la Elegansis y sl busn gusto 10
aomats, asandc IN Perfume an Jab6n
vulgar, su&ndo cl exQuisito Caahimsrs
Bcuq uat--ya On perfume 8 On Jab6n-.
% sl sumun dsl buen tono. -Oolgats y
CO. New York.
aTHK HELvETIA.--27 aalle da
0 Crux. Gran eaas do hSrpsdas. Sta
hls d. hotslS. Apnsentos para fAmilias
psrsonas solss. Oomidas & sinsusn.
sa seassvos spbierso. RaEos. Tsl6tons
1ss. ApGtadc eorrso, 9sG, Propissa.
rte. Pedro Eahirs. Nosal Ests kotsl
essz & cargo de ana ssHorisa sagus.
Ia
rs NKCEsARlO sxigir oua sat
ossia ohsenga grsbado el nomhFs Dl.
gesuvo Noiarrists, paro m sole estu-
shs rroduss msiUr siasto Qus ana Do
eana do hotellss do aqua ninaPkl 6 do
sar sl kniso curative radtaal, del o..
e6m&ge y del intsstino, oil Digestive
RoiarYist& Purihea loa Alimsntos y
los Aass sainilablss' Fl lsgitimo Di'
eestivo EoiArrieta suFa On IN diA laa
indigGssionss, On an mss laa dispeP'
sias 6 gAssFalgias, y On tres mssss las
Ha&s graves snfsrnsdadss sr6niess del
sss6mago y del inseatino, Esak uni
verS almense eoAtrmAdc, On forma sin
igwal, Gus 10 shsaaia dol Digestive
Mojarrissa % vsrdadsramsnts radical
y sxpsrior & 10 do todoa loa otros re
nsaios. De vsnta On las prinsi pAlss
lavmaciRs do Earnpa ' Am&rieA.
60 sE VRNDEt Un Tote Go tabAa
On rama, sosseho de 1905, ds las me
iores vegas Go Csguas, DiFigiPss &
Quinonss Cahssudo %, CAguas, Pxsr
10 Rico,
-.Kl seGor nlAE NAVARRO ka
sssA hlseido sE oasiaa 6a Ahogsde y
~ NoaaRla eE sssR sizcAd, salla de Eaa
iaase HSHaera II
Eisacs AEAs 10 oCrts RsdsrRi. CsE-
\ On DSasriso do todA In Tsia v Q0xts
susgaES. 6adisasdess asiaiamc Al
,4sass do ntslos Do eFopisGadse, In
asvs0Pasisa de 6sYsoFa oFasieasa dol pAit
sxaF&hgETEs y tra@iasei6n DO sxpe'
';aahsa da axETcTiaai0n iaxEssa.
AssDaando ID Enbla sa@pascnais
soy sssahisaidS sn sl eiarsisic dc lsu
gYafaaionaa dc Ah0ga6o y NOaario, q
'aaor DIAz NAVARRO 90 6isEoaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-16
UAPITULO XIII
Ell 81 DE MAYO

Durante Ia N. ana do GQue hmoso 81 de mtyo que
loqus de rebato gensrA resonAbAn dsde en6
en- el Temp!a 81 bAtsl6n del srrabAl de San Victor.
C7ando % pleron odss las armaidades de cosumbre
e disrbuyeron Ios puesso vic lIsgr los muncipl de
Iervicio pleas de srtriG de refuzo vniaron
forzI ss que eaban "a berfs Ia puerta del Temple
AL isme tiempo que artlleril egAbA Ssntsrre
chsrera de estsmbrs amarillo un rme Cuyas grSndss
manchss de grAsa podia erss patiotsmo Ea6 rsv
battalion que encontr6 sado convenience cont6 los mun
cpales que ersn mas cue tres.
-For qr6 no han vsnido que munCpAIeS pre-.
Qun6 ~ quen es 81 NAL ciudEdlno que ftlMl
Ell que filGs Cudadsno g4neral DO parota Gbic,
coutss6 1uestro conocdo Agcoa secreao de ia tecc6n
Lpelster ee de los braves Tern6ps s Ciudadsno uroo
Liodty
Ben, bisn do SInterTe, to 81 pStrio.
luo del ciudadno Lndsy que mpsdrs no tga
6fmno de dE mnutOI % nsCba snlA sa de oa auasntss
Stntsrrs pss6 otros dstIIltS.
En- momtntO De prOnunciar ess paIabIsy pcCi dIn
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24
EARTH HAS MENINGITIS
GEOLOGIST SAYS EARTH'S BACK
BONE Is OUT OF
CONDITION.

Washington, Aug. 23.-Meningitis
is the disease affecting the backbone
of the American continent, according
to DR.. c. Willard Hayes of the geo
logical survey. That Mexico will be
the next country to be visited by a
seismic disturbance is his prediction.
In discussing this topic DIR. Hayes
said:
These mountains, or what is mis-
takenly called the backbone OF the
American continent, are among the
newest In the world That is why
they are so high. They represent a
much more recent geological period
than do the Appalachians. although
1t is probable the Appalachians were
once as high as the Rockies.
Earthquakes are caused in two
very different ways. One is by vol
canic activity and the other is by the
slipping Of the earths crust along
a fault line. readjusting it to the new
OF pressures.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24
JAPAN R0USED
BY THECH|NESE
JAPAN DE.,-iNDS SUPPRESSION
OF CHINESE sOLDIERY EN-
GAGGED IN ROBBERY.
Brigands Have Been Active, Having
Attacked and Burned = Police
Station at Suburb Of Dalny

Victoria. B. c., Aug 23.-Adyices
were received from Japan that strong
notes had been addressed TO China
demanding that the mounted bri-
gands Of South Manchuria be sup
pressed. The brigands have been
very active. having attacked and
burned police station at suburb
OF Dalny and attacked a company OF
Japanese troops at the beginning of
August. There were casualties on
both sides, the japanese commander
being wounded. a sergeant-major
killed and twenty OF the rank and file
killed or wounded
The mounted bandits had two
quick-fring guns. On July 81, the
brigands made a raid In the out
skirts Of Port Arthur, plundering the
store of Chinese silk merchant and
killing q Japanese constable.
The Pekin correspondent OF the
Asahi In Toxic says that Hung Hutze
brigands, led by Yusm, who was a
leader during the war, have inaug-
urated a campaign OF murder and
pillage against the Japanese to stir
up trouble between Japan and China.
On August I'd a raid was made by
brigands in junks at Pitsewo, where
Oku's army landed during the war.
one Japanese fisherman being killed.
A mutiny took place in the Fifty
ninth Japanese Infantry Regiment in
Korea, fifty dissatisfied soldiers as
saulting their officers. They were
arrested, court-martialed and sent
enced to terms varying from one to
nine months Imprisonment.
A. Lewis and J. Hill, said to be
Americans, have been arrested by the
Kobe police with reference to the
alleged scuttling of the American
bark Agenor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24

Havana, Aug. 2S-An attempt was
made last night to assassinate Gen.
eral Emilio Nunez, Governor of the
province OF Havana
A man had revolver leveled at
the Governor as he was entering his
home Another man who was pass
Ing by saw the would-be assassin and
cried out, whereupon Governor Nu.
nsz turned, and, drawing his revol-
yer, fired over the miscreant's head.
The latter was so surprised that he
dropped his revolver. He was
promptly arrested His identity is
not known, but he is white man and
was well dressed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24
mFTIAMKN DID GOOD WORK.
Pay Il rendered for Their Services
During the Fire.


Napa, Cal. Aug. 23.-Colonel d.
A. Smith Of the Fifth Regiment ar
rived in Napa yesterday and paid
over to Company H the money due
them for active duty performed dur
ing the months Of April and May in
San Francisco after the fire. Captain
c. G. Gardiner, who was in command
OF Company II, and fifty-two mem
bers Of the company went to San
Francisco from Napa on the third
days OF the fire and remained there
In active service for the following
two months. The company was one
OF the first Of the Fifth Regiment to
be called out. and was among the last
to be sent home, and made a good
record Of service during their stay in
San Francisco. The money due to
the company amounted to about
$4,000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24
Girl Testifics In Murder Case.

Redwood City, Cal, Aug. 23.-The
second day of the trial OF George
Jones, accused of the murder of Mrs
John Brandrup at South San Fran
cisco last June. is proving a trouble
some one for the alleged stranger.
Miss Mary Mcdonald. the eldest
daughter of the murdered woman,
gave testimony in corroboration OF
that given by Miss Elizabeth Vanden-
bos yesterday, that Jones did not GO
TO dinner on the day of the crime;
that at the time Mrs. Brandrup is
supposed to have been killed he was
seen in his room. and that there was
q second person lying on his bed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24
Plan to Start venezuelan Reyol

New York, Aug. 23.-On a charge
Of making dies TO counterfeit the
standard silver dollar OF Venezuela
to finance revolution in that coun-
try, secret service officers today ar
rested Captain George Boynton.
former resident manager of the ORR.
noco Corporation OF Venezuela, and
l.. II. Thomas. an attorney, both OF
this city. Both prisoners were ad.
mitted to bail in $1,000.
Joseph Keller and Sidney A. Kel.
Ter of Keller Bros, die-makers, were
also arrested in connection with the
crime
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24

Victoria, b. c., Aug. 23.-Accord.
Ing to advices received here last
night from Carmanah Point. one oi
the life-boats of the wrecked steamer
Valencia has been discovered in a
cove near there with eight skeletons
In It. The boat was found by two
boys of the lighthouse keeper at
Ca:manah Point, who say that the
Indians knew OF the presence of the
llfe-boat months ago, but said moth.
ing, as they wanted to get the boat.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-24
Body is Identified.

Martinez. Aug. 2S.-The remain.
of the man who was found dead near
Point Richmond August 14th, and
which was buried in the potter's field
last Monday, were yesterday proven
TO be those Of Bernard Dupeyues, a
Frenchmsn OF considerable wealth,
who is known on both sides OF the
bay. The body was exhumed and
was identified by A. Keller of Point
Richmond.