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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Departmeht OF the Interior, Land Office at
walla walla, wash.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intentio
to make Communication proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
G. T. Giezentanner, U. S. Commissioner at his
office in Pasco, wash, on March %, 1906, viz:
Ben. F. warren, who made H. E. No 1882 for
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: VIM Heberlein, o. " Green,
s. A; Tucker, Ed. Golland, all of Kennewick,
wash.
J. L. NoHUNDRo, Register
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
GrO6C6cn i'm SiibucItcn.

gtEoio, Ger, t6. SuIi. - Cine
0cutlitb wabrnc6m6nre @rOeridiittcs
rung trat im 1t.50 beute Gormittag
bier Gin Die @eb1r0e lpontten 10
bcitig, Oob piclc 9cwobner ouf Die
StraBcn cilten. acin S6a0cn ent.
itan0 ieOod.
Snnta 3 e, gt. M., t6. 9uli. -
9etr1btli6cr SAooen iuuroe belltc
9}nhmittag 3u Socorro, Son Wlorciol
un0 ou0cren 9luiieOelrngcn Ourd elm
GrO6cbCn ongertdtet. 9ic Gridiitte.
rlng pcr ole 6eitiGlte inter ben 200
o0cr mc6r, pelhe mGbrenb Der lebten
jIuci Sabre in 9teu Dterifo eindetreteu
iin0. 0ieie Gridiitternlgen iinO ie.
Oob lotalcn GborottcrS unO IteDen I'M
3uianmenbung nit Gr0rutiden I'M
Wag0oIeuen 8ebirge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Wni, in'S 3udltbnuS.

BbiIobelp6io t6. SuIi. -
9iihter @rop perluari beute i'm Nun'
6es 9tppeaation5gcriht einen 9In,
trog ouf einen ncuen Bro5cB fir
&enrp Gear, friibcrcn Yrdiioentcn Der
GopIcstomn (Ea) Rotionnlbont, pel-
der lpegen @eI0ucruntremlng 81 iiini
I5abrcn 3uhtbou0 perlIrtbeilt lit, unO
Gear nltb nun ieine rStruie antretcn.
@r ioa I'M @on5en an $50, 900 luter-
jdlagen 6oben un0 lit 6ercit5 Oreinal
pro5eiiirt mor0eu. 3ur 3cit OeS 81.
inmmenbruhs Der erlpdbnten 8unt
mar er repu6lifaniiher GnnOiOat iiir
oa3 Rihternmt bon Buds Gountp,
Sein Shwuger SEQ. q. 9rof, tribe
rer &diiirer Der 9anf, 1T Oe5 nGm.
liben Berbre6ens ii6eriii5rt uno cine
2(ppellution 0eiIeE6cn lit nod in ser
S6mebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17

tcrc Elm fleine5 9ubmohergeifGft in
Hr 23t, @fort5-2IDente, 6etricb, pur.
Sen bGute ais 2eiden in ibrer 8ob.
ming o6er6aI6 0eS 2doenS gefutoen.
@ciOer &c6lcH uarcn our6i6nitteu
un0 9httfIeden 6eoettten Oeu 9ooen.
&i5 icbt bat Die BoIijei nod nid)t ieit-
itcQcn f0nncn c6 OdS gbepoor olr6
W0rOcr bon allSlp1rts abgei6lddtet
wurOc, oOcr Oh GloB oie 6rau t0Otete
unO Damn ScIbituorO beging. Die
lcBtcrc C6eorie gepimt ieOod Our9
Ole p6tcr 8cmaAte GntOedlng Dab
Die G5elcute, ob8eiebeu BON oen 8un.
Den al Oen &cbler, audi Our6 Die
&opfe 8cidoicn lparen uuo onB Ser
Mnm einen 9tcooIpcr in ieinem geiie
bate.
(Sp6tcr.) - aloB Bat einct Brief
5intcrloiicn III neld]cm cr mittbeilt,
cr rn0 icine 6rnu icicn lebenSmii0c
GcporOen umO 5dttcn beihloiIcu. sc.
mcinam in Ocn ZOO 81 gcbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Simmer nod Sample.
Sniuraentenfiibrcr &iuafuerte oui
oen EbiIippincn get00tct. - Orr.
finniner NnnItn1fnr Ninlttrn1l1t

Snl1r9entenfilbrcr 8iIldIuerte alll
Sen EbiIippincn act00tct. - TSrr.
iinniger Gonlt06ler lieutenant
Wt oniIu, tG. SuIi.- 2icutcnnnt
GoiteIlo bon ser GonitobIer Wann-
ihnit mel0et, 0aB er geltern bel Gaie-
guran, Nrooin5 9lbop, SSnicl 2lBon,
Gin 8eicht nit elmer 2aOronenbunOe
unter Commando bon Banlcton &iIln-
filerte gebn6t bat. Sm Sample murOe
ser ganOenfiibrer 8iIlaiilerte get0Otet
rtno bier @elpebre, inlpie cine bctrd6t-
life Menge Wetnition purOeu erbeu-
tet. Ger @ropinjioI ShotmciIter
in Goieguron miro bis aui meitcre
Srbre ser 2Sniularbeb0roen gefanBen
gebaIten. 8iGnfuertr mar Elm 9ritOcr
0es Dor Glr5cm perbnftetcn 8anoen'
fiibrerS.
SolOot 9f. SonSooIe pom 16. Bun.
oes Snfanterie gegiment lit I'M
Yoiig.Gipcr unneit NaniIa ertrltn.
fen. Gr fiel BON elmer 9arfoiie iiber
goro onf Der 6abrt noh Dem 6elo.
lager 0lcainIep.
S. R. cabot, Elm 2ieutenont in Ser
GonItabIer Manni4oit, Oeiertirtc am
7. 3uIi in Solo, 3niel PdnaD, nit
ie6S iciner llltergebenen unO icbte
pon Gannp mad @uimoras ii6er, no
er eiuc 5ielloic Srriabrt ourh OnS
2ano unternobm. Cine 2I6tbeilllng
GonitdbIcr neriolgte sic Slii6tlinge
un0 no6m 8dlbot, ser lunbriheinliA
geiItesgcItort lit, gefangen. Die Con-
Itablcr in ieiner 9egleitung muroen
aus Dem Dienit entlaiien.
Gie CHOLERA .Situotion in Nionila
fat iih beoelttenO gebeiiert ,Sn oen
letter q StunOen puroen 3n0lI neue
grfranfllngen lmo neun Sterbeidlle
an oer Gbotero geatetoet. DcS Sunts
tatsnmt er6ietet iid 5u foItenfreier
Smpfiing 3peds Gerbiitling elmer pei-
teren 9(usbreitllng Ser Seu6e. Ser
ipde NIT Oem SmpfItoff brben erge'
ben, Dab Die 2pnpbe elm abiolltteS
@er6iitltngsmitteI lit. aeiner Don oen
pielen @ingcborenen in oen Don Der
g6olern 9eimgeilhten @egenoen, Die
seintpft por6en iin0, lit pon oeraranf.
belt befallen noroen. 9lQe Sanitdts'
@eamtc itno gcimpft porbelt uno fei'
aer lit an Der Cholera erfrnnft. Die
2pnpbc lit in Dem bieiiaen Rcgie-
rungS 2u6orutorium 6ergeltcQt NOR
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Sluttbat ciHcS uCridmGbtcn Gieb-
bn6er5.

Nem 0orf, 16. Suli. 49, 2loam
SfcuiN, 30 Sabre alt, uelcbcr in ei.
mem MetgcrInoen al Scr Oit-ti9.
Strnbc angeiteat mar, id5oB beute
lrl. 2ouiie 9nrdcr, oic Todter ieines
DicHit6crrn, ioapie fire 0}utter nieoer
unO bcGing Scl6itnoro, inoen er iib
nit ciucn Mrbgermeiier 0ic aebIe
Ourhihnitt. Seine 9euerbltugcn nm
Oic 0on0 ocS Wdo6enS unren 5uriid
0cmicien moroen. 2ouiie utO ibre
Wtlttcr Icben nod, ullein Ous 0tG0den
fonH nitt Onoon fommen uno audi ole
GSrm beiiH0et iidb in brethren 3u.
itun0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Mama SGau bci i6rrm SprOflins.

GcW Oorf, tG. 9uIi. - 6rau
Ebnqu aus Yittvburg, Die geitern bier
aus europa eingetroffene Ntutter
0urrD Sc. Gbom's, oes MorOerS oeS
2(rhiteftcn @Bite. 6atte bcittc i'm
Combs @eidugniB cine ldngere lin.
terrc0uug nit i6ren boiinlngSpoIlen
Spr0Bling. Spdter iiberna6m iie Oie
Oberleihmg ser 8ertbeioigunG ielbIt
nuo cntidieO, Dab ole 2lupdlte 9Iod,
Olcott, @ruber lm0 9onpnge, peId)e
Der 2Ingctla8te Dor einiBen Sagen
anaq unO 5aG ats ieiilen 0ieuiten
entIieB. beibebdlten pcrOen iouen.
Sierna6 81 urtbetlen, luerben ole 9ln-
iicbten mo 8iini1e 0es iungen D0r-
OerS biuiidtlidb ser 8ertbeiOigung
nidt maBgeben0 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
@iclr Ginluanberer In (sefahr.

@ort3erpis, R.D.. t6. SuIi.
Gin Baiiogierjng Der ~Grie- gabn." +"
nit bicIcn ginpanOerern ouf ser
Sobrt bon gtew.Dorf an 8orO. gerietb
bier ii6er cine oifene Neihe aui ein
Seitengcleiie irno Itieb nit einer so.
fomotiue 3uiammeu. 3ugfiibrer San
Sngepnn crIitt duf Der Stelle Oen Zoo
uno 5nei an0ere 9obnleutc trugen
leidte gcrIebiingen oapon. Gon Oen
Raiiagieren erIitten eiuige Ieidte
Quetihuugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Enluermiiblc in Oic guit geflogcn.

2liblano, 8isc., IS. 3lli -
Cine Der 12ltldntic Dynamite so" "
0eb0riGe Buloermii6lc, etlide UtciIen
Uon bier, ilog bcute in Die 2uit, po'
6ei orei Dtdnner, ndmlih Superin-
terOcnt !, 8. &iercc aus @ilminaton,
Gel, Williom 0ullacc mo Geo.
@oooiiil get6otet muroen Nm 20 at.
0ere Eerionen er,itten 8erIeblngen.
Die DiiibIe beitanO nu3 % Ueridie0e.
nen @ebditoen Gle Grihiitterltng
mar cine ilrhtbarc unO oenolirte
trot Der gntiernung uieIe 6eniterid)ei-
ben in 2libInn0. Gie llriade Der @r-
pIUiion lit niHt befanut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
GrieTun 9ipe urue Sng.GTprekburtc
r20r0 Baltimore" nno gEcnn" nadD
HhilnSclnhin.

9tebis uno graft StrGbe, batcu in Srttcrtuu,
Sowu Smut, Mo., uub Gbefer, 9a, an; gIn'
iuHft in philadelphia eipd 6 llbr glbenoS -
ole bteS iuiinf1en f6nuen mad GbeIapealcsGiib
ober NettertoH ncbcn rnb nit ecm Hidid6rt
Boot bemicbren, nit GnIuuit aeaen 6 llbr
p6ta S150 Runbseife (i5 Sagc) auf Oem
Gag ober 9fat6tbuote, 5lir Riifabrt giiIte
$3.50, ooer 9tiidfabrt nit Ser y. & 8. gobn
90 Tdge) $3.50. Nireie @iueie mad Aflautie
Gem.Nprf, gtlbGU1 Grub, Snrntugn, Newport
W-tnnepurt Nrm'oaurn, Surtianb, Wic., nno
n0rolidben Buniten. WablBeiien SOC. Rabls
tng5 auSaeHommen). 9iueie 8niR Serfauf int
8ilrenu uite alhmtobs 0}nn i6reibe fir
Siihter EfHunrr G5giDer, gtaeut 9}r. 20i,
2ie5tsGsEate (SrHit2. .4Ddb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
@cbcimnifnuQcS Icr6rcdrn in Gbi-
cagO.

G6icogo, t6. 3uIi - gopnro
J. Stlob lno ieine Satin, Iueld Seb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Baltimore &SbtD
Grfuriipnen

q
uun Baltimore.
S2.50--Gumbcrlunb uuo 5uritd
SL10-ScrtclcD springs nnh 6nritd.
S1.25-0iartiusbnr uiIo 3urild
S1.20-Nnrpcr's 1crr1 nnn 1nriid.
SuHlltna, ben -. Jnlt.
Spc8ial5ua uerldbt Dtpunt Noodls
StniOn $50 RuraenS, Sdnloells
Station 700 Wiurgens.
S2.OO-9btlnocIpGi NAB Suriid.
St.50-6BeItcr unb SHritd.
Si.OO-gSilmtngtOn Hno 6uriIf.
Sunltn1, oCit -. Snit
Spe3ldl5ug uerluBt 0dnben=Sids
lion 500 MtnrQens, Niuuni 9io0uls
Station sos Wiprgeu9. RildiuDrt
nerldBt Eblabclpbiu 100 gtbcnos
S5.OO-Atlante GHn, Cape WlnD, sea
Ssle Sitl nno Scrnu GitH, R'Sn
uno 6nritd. 5eoeu 5rcitng uub
SamiiGg, fir bic Hiiffdbrt bis
einidjI oeS ndDiteu Sieuitdg5 giils
tlg biS Sum s. September.
Giagnru6nas II. Surid, Sreitng,
"a. Suit. NtIlete giiItig sur pins
iaDrt auf benz Spe8tnlinae, Der
Wipunt NopalsNubnboi $40 !Qior
10 Gaec einf6I. oeS GugeS 6es
GduIes piltiq
gibitc8er na9 Soronto II. abou.
gluf Der 8iidreife gluicutbaIt In
Nuiidlp, Rudciicr, @encua, Q9ats
fiIS Glen, @en Summit Gprinas
lllo Wiuub Gbunf aeitatici, ~.
gSeitere SrIuriiuneH neroen am
8. unb H. ghiGuit II. uuo 2S.
Geniembcr uer1Hitdltet.
(10G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
,a6niain Der gommertOurvn. "

nmer6auts ano RiHcrs' IranSp g.. "s9am
bier. Baltimore nur1 Bottom mo Yrubioenc
5iir Gee. 9citc 9putc nnc0 ben Heus@uglano
sOss Sie Sl6it. a9rt OfE t tG smjSmG
Glireau: Gde Sig6t. Huo German. Strnbe.
(Suni7 TAG 2lGte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17
Gin S6icOsgcri6t.
GinlcitCnoc IricOcnSnntcrbunOlnnocu
nnf Sugamurc Stll.

Qrdii0cnt RooicucltS 9emii6uu0en
sur SerltcIhwg ser 9ube in Geu-
tralsglmerifa. - 6on0luu9 miro
rpobritbciuli6 @ilenS iGin, in
irgen0 eine BON Guatemala lmO
Solpa0or gctroiiene 0ereuba'
ruug cinjMpiIIi1cn. - grs9unt,
Nr1ii0cnt Scnrp Gear bon Goplca.
tolun, 3d.. Sem 3ud)t6auS iibcr-
uuhuortetc. QebcnSucrlult III
6olac elmer GrpIoiiou in elmer
0puonitirobrif - @ieOer ein
@r06rbru.
@oibington, .. e., tG. Suli
- Sor0uraS lit @iucnS, Ole 8ofien
nic0er5uIc0cu uuo ieilc Sadie einem
ShieOSGcricht anbeim 81 iteaeu, lpenr
Guatemala lm0 Sulna0or 0a8 0leide
t0un. Cine 0o6in lmttenOe Tcpeidc
0cS S6rn. Ybilip $. 9romn, rpcl6er in
gl6meienbeit OeS 8einnOtcn 2eslie
Combs ais @eidGitsiiibrer Ser Ser
Stootcn in Son0uraS unO Guatemala
fln8irt, ging Dcllte Oem StaatS 0e.
purtcncut 5u.
Sr. Werrif, ser amerifuniicbe @e'
ion0tc in Saloa0or, tclegropbirt, 0ab
cr nod init ser 9eb0rOe iener Repu.
bItt lnterbauOelt, Inn tie 5it bcmegen,
Oic 6cinOieligfeiteu ein3ulteIlen unO
in Gin SdicOSgeritbt eiu5lupilligen.
Die 9}adriHt oaB 6onOuros cine
fornclle &riegScrfIdrung 9cgcn Gjuo-
temala crIollen babe, beItGtigt i'd
ui6t @onOuraS nobn, uie eS iebt
beibt, gnt5cil an Dem aricge, neil
@lntcmola'S Truppen iein @ebiet
oerlcbten SonOurnS un0 SoIoo0or
ihlofcn Dor feds Wonntcn 3u Gorinto
Elm Sdlitbs nno SrlttbinouiB
OOitcr9aD lt..N., t6. 3uli. -
8rdlf0ent 9fooiepct un0 ser ilngi.
rcnOe Stnot8ietretdr Bacon orrungi.
rcn beutc jI Sdgomorc Sill Oie 8rie-
Observation-Disclosures Npiiden @uote,
molo uuO SnlpaOor. O6 iiA 0onou.
ra3 sur 3cit al oenieIben betbeiligen
miro, lit nod nidt beitimmt. Dan
glol6t bier, OoB Oicie Hcpu6lif nih
o6ne Oirefte @ctbeiIi0lng in iraenO
eine 3mil6en 8uotcmalo un0 SuIua.
0or getroiiene 8ereinbarlrng eimuilli-
gen miro, on lie ia 0oh mir 0ltrd Die
Widdt ser ltmitGuOe III Den Sricg Oer.
midclt mur0c. Die llntcr6anOlungen
mcrOen obnc 3peifcI AT Nor0 oeS
9rcu5erS yWnrblebea0" geiiibrt uer.
0cn, meI6er iid bcreitS in 0cn 0e.
mdliern @uotemoIa'8 bciinOct SS |
Gombs II. Dierrp, 0ie omcritoniiden
@eiunoten all Guatemala, reip. Sal.
pG6or. ioiuic Der neritaniihe 0e-
ianote an Gentrnl.}Imerfn, merOen
ais Sdie0Srihter iiir Die Der. Stan.
ten fingiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17

GomptcGnc, 1G. Suli. = @ic
jett crit bcfunnt pirO, bat Ser felt
mebreren @o6cn bier mei1enoe Del.
f6niq ,Sobn 9 9todefeIler, ser Gn0c
Der @obc sic Seimreiie antritt, sic
9eenoigun1 Oc@ arieges in Oitoiien
ber6eigeiii6rt, o0er lpenigltens m0G
lid genod't MS Der Abbru6 Ser
Observation-Disclosures in Bort2.
moutb unpermeiOlidl ibien, gelp16rtc
CT Sapan cin groBes GorIe6en unO
iebtc OoOurh BEN ytifooo in Ocn
Stano, All ole geforoerte ariegsent
id)Goiguna }u per5idten. Gr III 6elltc
ser gr0btc inO0iOuele @ldu6iger oc&
icrn0Itlihen Sniclreides, bod ipurOc
icin Gurlc6Cn nit iolder Seimlidtcit
qemodt oob Die 8elt gtidts oapou
eriubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-17

Sd0n l1nae iei0 1br pou frnnlbnilen gribel
nnaet, bon Diaitngfcit Scbpin6el. 6tr3iIos
pien. &eropjunp. eldbnnacn. fubrr geiihtS,
worOen. bab ein tiidiibeS ecioen iitb 1T Gucrrm
Norper einaeniitei bat Uiagen. pehcr unb Rie'
rem befinoen ih in 70 fdIimtfer 9eriuiinng. oah
es 70 nidt peiter Gebt. 6lnes fam Gnd uno
miro sun nur mob por iitbeten. oorieitlger
lobe bciunbren C1cbraubet ubne Scriup bic
ipeltberlbmten ct. ScrHaro 0ranierptl!ru! GIlc
Ipotbefen. % Gents. (EtSoSd.S&S)
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-31

London. May STA plot TO assas-
sinate King Alfonso on his wedding
day has been discovered In London,
according to an unconvincing story
published by the Evening Standard
this afternoon. Fifty anarchists OF
England, France and Spain, who are
said 20 be concerned in the con
spiracy. are alleged TO be on their
way to Madrid with the intention of
carrying out the attempt as the king
is leaving the church.
The plan y said to have been hatch
ed In Spain and London. but it Is
added that the police got wind of tho
AFFAIR. and will take all the precau-
tons necessary 10 protect the king.
The project. It Is asserted, included
revolution aftsr the assassination.
with the view to overthrowing the
monarchy. The Evening Standard
further asserts that Spanish officers
are implicated in the plot.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-31
Become Effective SOOn---TwO
Officials Are Anxious.
City Clerk Bailey Wants an Assistant
and Chief Collins Wants
Detectives.
But, WILL THEY GET THEM?

Henry Bailey, city clerk. and James
Collins, chief of police, are vitality in-
terested In the month of June and are
anxious for the eleventh of that month
to roll around 1t may mean a great
deal and il may mean the continua-
ton of present conditions. and just
what is going TO happen is puzzle
which both officials are irving hard to
work out ahead Of time.
On June IL the laws making 1t pos
sible for cities of the second class to
create the Office OF assistant city clerk
and also fixing the minimum police
force at 80 mon, will be effective.
The police commissioners may or
may not increase the force and the
municipal boards may or may not give
City Clerk Bailey an assistant. Just
what is to be done in the matter is
bothering both men.
''The law reads that the coulcil
may give me an assistant" Clerk Bal
ley stated, "but whether the boards
will do it or not remains to be seen.
expect to ask for one and hope / am
given one All other cities of Padu-
cabs size and class support several
cloiks and assistants to the clerk and
feel that | should have the same
help"
In regard to the police matter Chief
Collins does not believe that the COM
missioners will put on any more men
than the old force numbers.
81 do not believe. from what can
hear and see that the commissioners
intend to put on any more men. :"
Chief Collins declared, but hope the
council and commissioners will get
together and put on detectives. There
have been more robberies during the
last two months than we have had in
the last two years all told, will vent
ure to say, and wo need the services
Of plain clothes men. | have studied
the matter and think the cults of the
cut in the force is example enough
believe that the commissioners will
permit the force to remain as 1t is,
but hope arrangements for detectives
will be made"
The Appropriation made this year
Is not sufficient to care for an addi-
tional expense heaped on by the in.
crease of police force, and this Is a
very good argument AGAINST an in.
creased force. The matter is one
which is drawing attention, however
and the results will he watched with
interest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-31
NO SETTLEMENT
REACHED BETWEEN RAILWAY
CARMEN AND &c.
Committee VIII Go To Chicago and
Consult Superintendent Of
Machinery.

The conference between members
of the joint protective board OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Carmen and
Joseph Buker. assistant superintend-
ent OF machinery OF the Illinois Cen
tral. held at Jackson. Tenn. Tues
day and Wednesday, bore no fruit,
and the scale is not settled.
Quincy Wallace. delegate from
Paducah. returned this morning
from Jackson after attending the
conference and stated that the COM
mittee and Mr.. Buker, who was sent
to jackson TO meet II, failed to reach
an agreement The carmen asked for
an Increase. amounting to 10 per
cent which was refused.
The matter here ended. the com
mittee failing to get any signature,
but an appeal has been made to VIII
liam Renshaw. the superintendent of
machinery. and Wednesday the COM
mittee will go to Chicago to meet
Mr.. Renshaw Mr.. Wallace will go
from Paducah.
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HORSE SHOW
WILL BE HELD FOUR DAYS, COM
MENCING SEPTEMBER Fl.
Directors Decide to Give Away VaIu-
able Prizes-No Races for This
Year.

Paducah's horse show will last -four
days, commencing Wednesday Sep
TENDER 81, and will take place in II .
ball ground at Wallace park.
The date was decided on at meet
ing of the directors Wednesday after
noon at the Commercial club and
preparations were made for actively
going ahead with the plans for the big
show. 1t is Intended that this shall
be the finest exhibition of horse nesn
ever held in Western Kentucky and
prizes commensurate with the class oil
animals the directors expect to at
tract TO the city will be offered.
What these prizes will be is left to
the program comm tee, which was ap-
pointed at the meeting. The commit
tee is composed of George Goodman,
II. d. Phillips and Virgil Sheriff.. TIL,
judges will be experts from Eastern
Kentucky, probably. At least, they
will be chosen from places so far dis
tant that they cannot be accused of
favoritism. 1t was decided not to hold
races this year.
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Ceremony Takes Place NJ High Noon
In the Little Church OF San
Ceramic.
STORY OF AN AssAssINs' PLOT
Madrid, May 81 a bomb
was thrown nj King Alfonso and
Queen Ena but both escaped I'M
harmed.

Madrid, May al King Alfonso
of Spain, and Princess Ena. of Bat
tenberg, niece OF King Edward Of
England, were married at noon to-
day in the littla church of San Ge-
ranimo in the presence OF distin-
guished company OF about 200 per
sons, including special ambassadors
from the chief countries OF the
world.
The ceremony was performed by
Cardinal sancho. Catholic premate Of
Spain, assisted by a number OF high
prelates. The city Is beautifully dec
Grated In honor of the OCCASION. The
streets are lined with people. who
gave the bridal couple a royal wei
come as they drove to and from the
church.
The church was magnliicently dec
GRATED, the BEAUTIFULLY sculpturcd
statuary at the altar being draped
with white. gold aud red banners,
showing the Spanish colors huns
from brilliantly lighted chandeliers.
The wedding procession was quick
~ formed. Tn ceremony was per
formed according TO the ritual of the
Catholic church.
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PRECEDENT
ESTABLISHED IN LIBEL SUITS BY
THE DECISION.
Deck Hands Tie Up the Joe u. Will
Hams, But Judge Evans de-
cides Adversely.

Judge Evans today dismissed the
libel case of w. Hunt and J. Gamer
on. deckhands who tied up the tow
boat Joe b. Williams at -Paducah.
Hunt and Cameron shipped on the
steamer at Louisville. When the
boat was ready to proceed to New
Orleans they signed written con-
tract to make trip to New orleans
and back to Louisville. At Paducah
on the return trip Hunt and Cameron
wanted money due them for services.
They were informed they would have
to accompany boat to Louisville be-
fore they would be paid. The libel
proceeding followed. The captain of
the Joe d. Williams wanted a pre-
cedent set and judge Evans deci-
sion Is of interest to all steamboats,
men.
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St Petersburg, May al Mem
bers of the douma were deeply stir
red in consequence of the death sent
ence having been passed on more
political offenders at Riga. Many dep
uties held a meeting and decided the
douma should not hold further SEES
sions until the prsmier resigns. The
leader sent for. who advocated pa
thence. The meeting thereupon de-
cided to continue the douma's sit
tings for purposo of the abolition OF
capital punishment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-31
Epileptic Falls From SecoLd
Story Porch to Pavement,
Formerly Lived Near Paducah, buo
Has Been Inmate OF Home for
Aged Poor.
BODY WILL BE BROUGHT HERut

Louisville, May 31.-David Hell
Ter, 7S years old, formerly a resident
OF Paducah, suffered frightful injuries
which caused instant death. In a fall
from the second story porch at the
Home of the Aged Poor, Tenth and
Magazine streets, this morning. His
Geek was broken, his skull fractured
ard both legs crushed. The aocident
was due to the fact that riersr was
standing too near the edge Il the por-
iieo, when stricken witt an epilcptlc
Mt. to which he was subject.
Coroner Kelly viewed the body and
rendered a verdict Of accidental death,
There is no doubt that 1t was an ac-
dent. The portico Is shaded by
trees and used during the warmer part
Of tho day by the inmates. Heller
was seated there this morning con&
versing with friends and rose to de-
scend the flight of steps leading To
the yard, when he was stricken and
fell over the railing. f,
The inmates who witnessed II were
too completely Mortified to go to his
assistance When two nurses rushed
to his assistance he was breathing his
last The body was taken to L. d.
Bax's undertaking establishment, 700
East Chestnut street and prepared for
shipment to Paducah, where the burial
will take place.
Heller had been an inmate OF the
home for about four years. He wss
fol merly farmer and owned a small
place Just outside OF Paducah. His
wife, who survives him, has been at
the institution attending him since he
was admitted as a patient.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-31
MEMBERS ARRESTED.
Sergeant-At-Arms Captures G
gressmeD

Washington, May 31.-An cxper>
fence meeting was held today in the
house of representatives. 1t grew ont
of arrests made by sergeants-at-arms
and his officers and hauling members
before the bar Of the house In order to
complete a quorum under call of the
house last evening.
Mr.. Gaines, Of Tennessee, stated
that he had left the house at 6 O'Clock
upon mission of humanity. to inquire
after a sick brother. He had gone to
his house and was notified that .
'call of the house" was on. He went
into the case at his hotel and saw :
number of members there and notified
them that there was a call for quo
rum. He responded with others and
was overtaken by an officer OF the
house who placed him under arrest and
he was presented to the bar OF the
house.