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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
&eine aeiesfid,e SAulS.

@ine interefante uno ;usleid pidtise
@nti4eiouns bat Ridtsr Rpan, elmer
Der tiiattsitsn Suriiten, Der ;usleid ais
@elebrter auf Dem 9ebiste Der @eIdidts,
forihuus sinen bs6eutenben 9iamen
bat, absesebsu. Su elmer pon Der
@abil' 'Swift Manufacturing 60. sesen
ben Snitallateur SOiepb 8. 8alib auf
Ss3abluns elmer 59ulO BON $24O an
ssitreusten alase, idloB iid Der Ri9ter
ben Gusfiibrunseu oes Ssrtrsters oes
Ssrtlastsn on uuo eutidieo, oaB @alIb
oisie Summe ni9t 3u bsjablsn babe,
neil bic @abille Swift Niauufacturins
so. elm Eruit lit unO cine bel sinsm
Gruit, alio elmer uuseiesli6en Srsani.
iation contrabirts S6ulo ebsnio wenis
bejablt 3u werben brau6e mie cine
Spielidulo. Die @ntidsibuus bat in
ct. Souls iiberall bas sr0Bte Nufieben
ueruriaht unb Tie tpirO, usuu iie in ben
bOberen @eri9tsinitau,su bsltdtigt per.
ben iollte, BON iebr wsittrassuosr BE.
oeutrug ietn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
2iberale Mmenbements Der Gins
tpanoerunaSbiq.

Sm 8unbes GbssorOuetenbauie purs
ben bic folssnben beioeH wi9ttsen
Gmsnbemsnts CUR @inwanoeruuss'
portage aussnommsn: Sin @inwauoe'
rer, wel1er ben Sepeis oafiir liefern
fam, oa6 er GinlaB in bieies &ano
beSebrt, Inn SerfolSun9en aus relisiO'
fen ooer politiiden Sriinben 3u entse'
ben. bic isin Sebeu ernitlid beorobeu,
Ioll ni9t oeportirt perben. ielbit penn
er mittsllos 1T unb bic Babrideinlid'
felt oaSe9eu ipriAt, baB er bier ieinsn
9ebensuntsrbalt allein erperben fam.
Das anoere ni6t nlinber mi4ti9e
amenbemeut lautst Gin Giumanoes
rer. Der, I'M SerfOlsunseu aus reli'
siOisu obsr politiiden @riinoen 3u
entsebeu, bierbsr tommt, foll uidt ab.
sewieien lpsroeu, ielbit meun er Die in
Osm @tuwunOsruussssIss uorseidris'
6ene 8ilbunssprobe uidt beitebsn
fauu. Nls Subltitut fir Die auf Den
8ilbuusssrao Der @iuUanoerer Be-
sususbmenbe alauiel in bem Gins
panoerunssseies beantraste Der abse'
orSnete @rospeuor cine ReiOlutiou,
berjufolse cine aus jpei Ssnatoreu,
orei abseOrOnstsn unO 3uei pom
Praiiosnten iu erueuuenoen Siirsern
beitebeuoe @ommiiiion creirt meroe,
Die alls Ybuieu Der Ginpauosruns un.
teriu9eu unb bann Beridt eritatten
Ioa. Diele Reiolutiou muroe mad
elmer lansen uno bistssn Debate NIT
1913 sesen 116 Sttmmen au9suom'
men. 9iaabem nod oas Saus eineu
3u @uniteu Der 8sibebaltuns Der
Sopfitsuer gum 8etrass uOu $500 lau.
tenosu SsidluB auseuOmmen battle,
wurbs bic sunie @iuwanoerunssuor'
lass ansenommsu uno NIT ben abse.
orbusteu SOweu uou Oiew Ssriep unb
Bennett uuo Ruppert BON 0ien Yort
als @oufersuimitslieosrn BEN @Onies
rsnjcomite iibsrmieieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
&eiu ,,Graft" mebr.

Die rlniteb States Steel Corporation
bat Der sroBen armee ibrer Gnssitelltsu
ausoriidlid uerboten, uou irssuo SsmauO
Elm @siheut anjunebmen, iei ss elm
8sihnahts', 9O6seitss ODER @eburts.
tassseiaent. slud 1T es ieiusm 8ss
amten Der @eielfdaft seitattst. Ut.
tisn elmer anoeren @eielidait ats an'
erfennuus fiir geleiitete Dienite an;u'
uehmen ocer tduflid iu erperbeu. Sin
Ssoer, welde Stelluus sr immer eiu'
uebmen mOse, wiro, wsuu er bisiem
Serbot jupibsr banbelt, nit ioiorti.
ger @ntla6uus beitraft. Disies itrsnss
Ser6ot lit cine Solse Der Dor Der ;ui'
idenitaatliden Sanoels @ommiifon
sefiibrten uutsriuduus, bel Der feit'
Seitellt murbs, oaB bic meiiten Beam.
ten BON @iisnbabn @eieai9aiten
BETTER uon attien GROCER Soblsn.@es
ielidafteu maren. Die Iie in ben mel.
iten 5allen als 8elobuuus fir srwiss
ieue @efdlisteiten ais @ei6snie ers
baltsn batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
GiIenbabn Seittabelle.
S,la,uars, eadapaHHa uHo @.asrH satH
Su Rraft ben I. Stunt 1901

Su araft ben 4. Suui 1904
@RDli& &-grlabt Scranton fur R.p gcrl
um 2.t5, 3.20, 6.05 500. 1910, Born. (;
1910, 3.35 unb $40 Na6mi.tass. 6iir
Rsp Bort unb pbiIaotlpbia, um g.. 0 u. 10
Born; 1910 uue 3.36 Radmitidss. 6ir
6oulbsSorp, 6.ip Nd6mittdss.
96rnlid -}dr 9ufdlo I'm Is, 6.25 u. 90
Ror.; i.55. GAO uub lilo Nldmittass. Giir
Biusbdmton, GImira uue 3piittuAaticnsn, um
10 as Wpr unit 05 Na6m. 6ur Ssptsp.
Syraeuls uue Utica nm LIS une 6.25 Wer. I;
1.55 9ahmittdes Osptep. Syrdeuft unh
Utica 3us um 6.25 Wor. lGuft tGsli6, ausat-
ucmnisu Sountass. 6ir WpntrUif nm 900
Rpr.; los uue 6.35 Rahm. Hiholfcn Nc.
epmooatien unt 400 uuh 6 IS Na6mittags.
Dloomsburs Sibifion-gnIGBt scranton
fHr Ncrtbumbtrlauo um 6.35, 10 10 Wcr. ;
i.55 uub $40 Ra8m. 6ir pIpmputb um 9.05
NaHmittaSs.
Sonntass'3nee.
eiolid-8ar 9tp gOrf um $50. 800.
6.05 unp 1910 WCrstns; 3.35 uub 3.4O
Yahm.
gSrblid = 5fr Buffalo um LIS, unt
6.25 Wur. i.55, $40 uub 1t.t0 Na6m.
5ar 9iuabamtpu unb 3piItsuiationtn, 900
unb 1875 Bormiitdgs.
Hlnomsburs Sibifiou- @trIGRf Suantrr
um t0.i0 Rpr. uue $40 Ra6mittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
Gine Gilbert Hlutte.

Dem beutffen 4diierpddr 1T CUR
iiIbernen So95eit BON ben Seslern uno
Ruoerern 0eutIdlunos eine Stlbers
Slotte geipiomet porben. Die Tlotte
beitsbt aus ddt in Silber bergeitellten
S9iffen, ole peridieoene @rOBe bon
II Bis ettpas iibsr 3 SUB beFBen. sic
s.isen Die biftoriIde Gnttpidlung oes
SegelI6iffes BON 100 bis sur 9egenz
mart, BON ben @itinsers9oot Bis CUR
Geselpu9t .Mstsor." Die Gubr5euae
iin6 nit auberorosntli9er 9enauisteit
ben alten S9iffen nuhsebiloet.
Sds dlte NormdnnenI9iff nit ben
S6ilbern unb SSGbndeu Der Ritter. Die
.aiibiI6e 9ogse," pie iie In Der 8Giitbe
Der SanIa ole Wlesrs befubr. Die penes
ttaniIhe .9dlssrs," ienes srobe Rus
6erfdbrseug Der Rendifunte, in bsm
SauIsnoe bon 9efansenen, an Die Ruz
berbGnfs seTbmisbet, fhmu9teten. Die
bstdnnte .1ietorp" unb 70 fort itelIen
BE btiforiIds Gntpidluns bar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
q Shconer aefuufen.

Der: Ibduiide SdOOner. r9ertbu"
collioirts in Der Sidbe Oes SOutb @OOo'
min Seusridiffs nit benz: bOudnoi.
iden Dampfer ramerican, Der pon
autwerpen nud:::0ispl YOrtHbsitimmt
mar. uub murOs lOubei 10 fart bsiad.
Oist, OaB1er iaut. Algou1oer lWiauu'
idaft wurOs nur Der Sobnloss @api.
tans Setter 0tOrbolml Iserettet !. bic
iibrissn Ndt .fanoen in ben Slutben
ibren COB. Der Dampfer rGmeri'
can.~ Der nur uubeoeuteuo belAdcist
mar. ieste bic Reiie nad elmer furjeu
llnterbredung fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
Teuticbe
S9On 8arberet,
1927 ". 8aIbinston Niue.
Sfeues 5elepbon 1918.

gllle Slrbeit uad better 8eiie uolliiibrt.
Dem Reiui9eu uuo Blatten lpeiiells
sluimerti tiumfeit Seihentt. arbeit ab9e'
bolt unO abSeliefert.
Geo. ". S@miOt, Gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
StlberFOtte,
aussH Sps,ialif,
225 2aefasu anna 2tpe.
3meiter Stod,

Gs sitbt ui6ts, bel psI&sm cine Bn,S.
etruna 10 ssfdbrIi& n, aIs nit AustnItipsu.
@tpihsnbaftr 9sbaneIuns n 6draftnilfiln
ppu unisru uuitria&unetn. unltrs Drift
uns ID unftbbar. Stesn Gag Der gn,Sa.
truus bspsutst ptitsrt 8tfabr fiir Sbrt sc.
iunebttt unp Aussnliht llulr @tt6it
bsiftbt earin, Sit aniuptiltn, pis man Die
auSsn ritfis bsbdnstlt
Bir prfaufsu @ldftr uub 8riDtn, bic
aubtrt ju $3.50 ale 8ortbsiIt arjsissn, fur
50 Genie.
gTsset ui&t ID babt ben bsf siussit.
ttttH pptiiHsn parIOr in Rcrboif ptnnlyIpa.
nta. 30 bsfs. ttbr bslauuts 5dstlitdt iur
hnitriu@uus Der @ussu. SD babe eit bette
nuo ansetwablislfs etuts pou fiinfli&tn
Aussn ia ctr Stapt.
10 euplttirs ale etuitn uub l&psi6e
@tftls auf tugt Rotil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
9adananua e. @pomins gallep.
leaureI einie.l

Irai In trait am I. 9unt IyU5.
3has ptrIafTtn Serautou I'M OO, 200, 3 90
400, 500 uns 900 Wrrstus. lin 40 wVor'
atus an @phtntasen une als uahfclstnbt
,tpan,ia Winuttu, une um 700 WCrstns an
Sonnidesn unt alls naGfcIstres jranjts M'
nut.u bic une iufluiipt t2 10 9lahts, tn Nt'
fss.garTt Al Winutsu ipittr aufrmmsue.
3iat alls 10 Winuitu an WpttnlaStn bon
$40 bic $40 Ra6mittass.
Grpu6,fat baIitu uur in pittstcu an. ptr'
IaIItu Serdutpu aat Siuutt tGslib, ansat
nommsu Spnntds, ppu 7.t6 Wcrdtns bic um
7.t6 RaHmittass uue trtHtu in 9DiItss.Saus
80 W1inuisn ip6tn elm.
Osftnn Dituif ipiIHtu SCRANTON, Nap aus
parf unb pttnsburs.
Siste SatrpIan fur sspddbtfDrbnuet 3tss.
8.6, Dsla IT,, 8tTItbrslsttsr, Snauipu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
lU0IIerptlln5en.
Die Jlora bes Reeres, Der 8imnens
iesn unb 9ei9s.

SartsH, sisieH uHo DaIssr aHtsr ben gsss
ssspsusH 9is 6drbune tsss csssHs.
eapimmsass RHaHs ssnInisIa = Sabusis
0Iaenartfn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05

Grdue tlubs bat 2onbon
segenipGrtig 80 NIT elmer 9efdmmts
Ritslisbidaft bon iiber 10000. 4us
beroem sibt es nod semifhte &lubs
NIT ettpd 1000 tpeibli9en Nitslieoeru.
0te aufpsnbungeu fir
ois Rrupp'Iden Doblfubrtssinri6tun-
gen Tn gNen betrussn In ben Sabren
1890 Bis 1900 - 10 melt reideu Die
Isbten itotiitiiden 9lngaben-$7,500 =
900.
Dte bter 2onooner DO d.
.sefettf4aften perfiiseH iiber
einen 9eFb bon 1925 @der DdHers
fldde un6, iiber 2aserrdume bon
l 100000 Nudbrutparos GlGdenz
inbdlt.
Gtne ID ar5e Rd'rto =
fef purbe iiinsit einem 2onooner
Raufmann aus Dem aongo augeididt.
0iefes Hopum duf Dem 9ebiete Der
RnolensetpGdIe folI ii9 our4 befons
bere S4madbaftisteit aus5ei4neu.
Gin propbet ift in ponee,
Porto Rieo. aufsetaudt, Der f9 fir
ben @panseliften Sobannes duseibt.
Mbr als 5000 Ginseborene follen ibre
6eimitGtten uno 4rbeit berlaiien uno
fi4 oem Wanne ansei4Iofsn baben.
Snb Diana III ssssnpdrtis Der
etn5ise Staut Der Union, beFen 8ers
treter in beioeu SGuisrn oes 3ons
greHes cine College Grsiebuns genofz
fen baben. 9isber nabm in bieier
5tnii9t Wufa4uietts ben erften Runs
ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05

SdgtmHbGen bdben Die Der.
Stddten mad Der lebten ifutiftii9eu
aufnabme 33,095 aufsutDstisn.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
NEVSY

r.
Russia has just borrowed $50 oO,-
600.
France has 4,124,7S4 acres of vine
yards.
Great Britain is also going in FOR
trace Suicide"
Easter in Russia passed without anti
Semitic outbreaks.
About 800, 900 Italians live within
Vesuvius' striking radius.
The official enrolment of tte Uni
yersity of Michigan shows 1911 stu
dents.
A heat wave has been lowering over
London and people are fleeing to the
seaside.
A rich bachelor in Indiana had no
less than eight infants left On his door
step III II evening.
Hope Hall. the refuge for discharged
conyicts i'll Flushing, Long Island, has
been abandoned and sold.
Figures show that 1000 linpar miles
of payements are torn up and restored
in New York City each year.
Advices from st. Johns state hat
the Sealers' harvest in the Arctic this
year amounts to 33T 900 seals.
Over $50 plans for the Temple of
Peace provided for by Mr.. Carnegle's
donation, have been received.
River pirates have become so bold
that conveys are provided for roal
barges going to New York from the
Amboys.
Testimony mas been presented N the
Smoot case to show that polA gaIny is
increasing, End that Mormons are still
requirl TO take disloyal oaths.
It was learned in Philadelphia that
large endowments of beds in hospitals
had been put in jeopardy by the custom
of charging patients using those beds.
Mayor +. Cardella, of Papeeta,
Tahiti, has issued IN appeal for help
in money and clothing from the
United States. as a result of the recent
disaster to the islands.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26

the warships assisted the firemen. Off.
GERS with drawn pistols forced citizens
to take part in. the fight. Every man
who ventured near was impressed for
duty by Lieut.. Mcmillan of the reve-
nus cutter Bear. This young.officer had
4 cool eye and a wicked looking pistol.
and the way the men jumped when his
gun was pointed was interesting.
1t is roughly estimated that the Fed
eral Government has lost in stores and
public buildings not less than $1,000
600 in San Francisco, and approx
mately 100000 in nearby towns.
The United States Mint in San Frau
cisco. in which is stored $500. 900. 900
in gold and silver coin and bullion. is
the only building left standing within
a space of several squares. Heroic
work by Superintendent Leach and his
| assistants saved the building from de-
Struction.
No accurate estimate can be placed
on the amount OF damage that has been
done outside of San Francisco. Con
servatively, il is believed that it will
| reach between $50. 900, 600 and $75,00U,-
OG0.
First reports about the damage at
Stanford University have heen con
| frmed. A dispatch from Palo Alto
| says that only one of the magnificent
group of university buildings remains
undamaged.
Santa Rose, once n Of the most
beautiful towns in the State, is a to-
tai wreck. Ten thousand men, women
and children are huddled together in a
section of the city rot reached by the
flames. Their homes have been de-
stroyed, and nothing remains out a
| wilderness of charTed timbers and
| shattered walls. There were about 800
persons killed in the destruction of the
three hotels OF Santa Rosa. and not
fewer than 500 in the whole town Of
Santa Rosa. The business section col
IaDsed inside of five minutes. Santa
Rosa. "the City of Roses" is the home
of Wizard" Burbank. the famous lor-
t~iculturalist.
San Jose has gone the same way.
| Sixty-fve are reported killed there. No
building of any prominence is left
standing. At Agnews Insane Asylum,
Just outside Of town. 2T5 inmates were
killed. The others are roaming about
the country.
At Salinas great loss of life is re-
ported: the SpreckleS sugar factory
and a score OF, other buildings have
been destroyed.
Napa, Hollister. Vallejo, Redwood.
Suisuu. Watsonville. Monterey. Stock
ton. Sant0 Cruz. GilrCy. Berkeley. Cas-
toviIle and Pajaro have all been Sc
riously damaged and great loss OF life
is reported.
A late dispatch from Brawley. a
small town on the Southern Pacific.
80 miles south of Los Angeles. reports
the practical wiping out OF that place
by the earthquake. Every brick build
ing in the town was demolished.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
YA5I WORK FOR RELIEF
Wonderful National Response
to the Call From DeSoIated
San Francisco.

New York City.-Pernaps In
the history of the wOrld has there been
such Il spontaneous outpouring of
money for the purpose of relieving the
condition OF a stricken people as is be-
ing made for suffering San Francisco.
The entire country is rallying to the
relief Of the devastated city. Congress
passed a joint resolution appropriating
$1.000,000 for the benefit of the suffer
ers, and President Roosevelt signed it
before dark. The money was sent at
once.
The President, in behalf Of the Ma
tiOnal Red Cross Society, also issued q
proclamation to the country at large
urging immediate relief. In Albany,
\. Y, Governor Higgins issued a SINH
lar proclamation, as did Mayor Nc
Clellan in New York City.
Contributions came from. those in
every walk in life. Great amounts
were sent direct to the authorities in
San Francisco by great capitalists.
John d. Rockefeller sent 500, 900, An
drew Carnegie ~telegraphed $4,000 and
$oO,OOO more was sen by Guggenheim
Sons.
The Southern Pacific Railroad
rushed two special trains of twenty-six
cars each to San Francisco, each carry
ing ten physicians, twenty trained
nurses and 100000 pounds Of provis-
ions.
The Secretary of War has ordered
quantities of tents, camp stoves and
provisions TO be purchased and for
Warded to San Francisco or to such
nearby cities as may have become
places of refuge for the homeless citi-
zenS Of San Francisco and the neigh
borhoOd.
From other cities, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Pittsburg, Chicago and many 9th
ers, came dispatches that told of SINH
lar efforts there. Within three days a
flood Of money will be on the way to
San Francisco.
4 well dressed, buSinesslike looking
man entered the Mayors Office in New
York City and handed to the Mayor
twenty-five $1,000 bills, gold certificates
Of the United States Treasury, for the
San Francisco relief fund. He refused
to give his name. The money was ac-
cepted and the man received a receipt
made out to a Friend of Humanity"
This is regarded as the largest anony-
nous contribution to a public charity
ever received in this country.
The total of contributions raised in
the cities outside of New York on the
first day subscriptions were opened
exceeded $1,5OO,O0O The various towns
of Massachusetts, will swell the $780,
600 pledged by Boston to ST. 600, 900 or
more, it is believed. while in all the
cities named committees are at work
increasing the funds started. Hun
dreds of cities and towns are raising
money, but have not made reports of
the amounts.
In one day the colossal sum of So
443,4OO a been raised for the San
francisco sufferers, and further con-
tributions are expected which will add
materially to the total.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
J. Reagan Killed.

Danville, Special.-Mr. J. A. Rea-
gan, a prominent citizen, accidentally
shot himself here, and death was pro-
badly instaneous- Mr.. Reagan had
been slightly indisposed for a few
days and went out to kill a bird. He
told a servant of his purpose. After
he had been absent a while, the ser
mt heard the report Of a gun, but
supposed Mr.. Reagan had fired at a
bird and thought no more of it. Soon
afterwards the lifeless body was
found near the street-car line, the fact
so mangled as not to be recognizable.
Mr.. Reagan carried a hammerless
double barrel shotgun and the suppisi-
ton is that he let it drop suddenly to
the ground, with the result already
stated. He is survived by a widow
and two children.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
H B ORL

The anthracite operators rejected sill
the demands made by the miners.
Industrial peace is threatened i'll
France by the imminence Of a general
strike of workingInen for an eight-hour
day.
Organized labor will have a bank Of
its own i'll Chicago in the Common
wealth Trust and Savings Bank. which
will open May ~.
When the East Chicago managers OF
the Republic Iron and Steel Company
refused to put more men at work the
1900 employees i'll the works went on 3
strike.
Political plans of fine American Fed
Grafton of Labor include the capture of
the United States Senate as well az
the House of Representatives.
Last year the average number Of ell
plOyes Of the United States Steel Cor
poration was $50. 1913. and the years
wages aggregated $12S.0 go.
The labor members of the new Brit
ISL Parliament are strictly OIL their
good behavior. and taking every step
to make their representation creditabie.
Cooks, cIlambermaids, second girls
anu Tile i1GluEN NOIhtIS vi MIN
barre. Pa. are to form q labor union.
Fewer hours and more pay will be de-
manded.
Brickiayers were called out Gil all
new buildings in st. Louis, about HD
operations being affected.
The New South Wales Boot Trade
Union has decided to thoroughly or
ganize the country centres.
Governor Gooding, of Idaho. declared
officials of Federation of Miners. &C.
cused of conspiracy to murder former
Governor Steunenberg. would have d.
fair trial. .
In New York. the ratio of unioulsts
to population is one to eighteen; IL
Colorado it is one to eleven. In agricul-
tura! States, such as Iowa and MIS-
souri,, the union percentage IS very
much lower.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
BLA- KBURN NOT GUILTY
North Carolina Congressman AcGHit-
ted on Charges Of Practicing Be
fore Government Department
Case Ended Amid Applause.

Greensboro, N. c., Specialize
Blackburn trial closed Friday morn
ing just before the clock struck II.
The case did not go to the jury for,
as Judge Golf closed his charge, he
said: "And, gentlemen Of the jury,
if you were to bring in a verdict OF
guilty I should set it aside; therefore
why go through the formality Of rem
dering one" AS the words fell from
the lips of the learned man of law an
outburst of applause burst from the
large crowd which had assembled to
hear the court deliver its instructions.
The cheering was liberal and pro-
longed.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
Suing For Bond.

Columbia, Special-Solicitor Tim
norman and County Attorneys Thorn
as & Thomas have entered suit for
$4,000 against the American Surety
Company on the $4,000 bond of ex-
Supervisor Owen for alleged breaches
of the bond committed in three sapar-
ate terms of Office. Owens, it will be
remembered, is n Of the defendants
in the Richland graft cases. The
suit is to recover for alleged short
ages dut to forgery and other forms
of graft. Bellinger & Welsh have
been employed for Owens. The plain
tiffs have been served with notice of
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so, 900 Get Loaf Apiece.

A San Francisco Special of Sat
urday morning says:
The work of relief was started
early Friday. A big bakery in the
saved district started its ovens and
arranged to bake 10000 loaves OF
bread before night. Thousands OF
people were in line early be
fore the California street bakery. Tho
police and military were present II
force and each person was allowed
ONLY one loaf.
The homeless people i'll the parks
and vacant lots were provided for as
speedily as possible.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26

Dowie Accused in Three warrants.
Three warrants for the arrest Of
John Alexander Dowie have been
sworn out in Chicago by Overseer Vo-
Iva. They will not be served. how
ever, unless Elijah" returns to Zion
City. The charges are violation of the
banking laws and obtaining money. h!
fraud
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
President Sends Check for s.: 600

Washington, Special.-President
Roosevelt sent a check for $1,000 to
the Red Cross for relief Of earth
quake sufferers.
Other relief is coming in rapidly.
from all directions. New York has
raised $3,OOOO,OOO and every part OF
the country is doing its part.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
More British Troops For Egrnt.

Owing to the attitude of the Turkish
Government in the Tabah boundary
dispute and its possible effect on the
Islam population, the British Govern
ment has decided to increase its garri-
son in Egypt
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
Radium's Finder Dead.

Professor Curie, the discoverer of
rad1um, was run over and killed by a
wagon on the Place Dauphine, Paris,
France. Professor Pierre Curie, joint
dfScOverer with his wife Of the metal
radium, was born in Paris ON May Is,
1859, the son Of a physician.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
Robber Gets S5OO,OOO Bonds.

Stocks and bonds worth 100000 be.
longing to J. d. Hand, a prominent
sawmill operator in Bay Minett, Ala,
were stolen from the home of w. A.
Collier, an attorney, of Montgomery,
Ala.i where he is visiting.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
Retail business of Large Volume.

Retail business is Of large volume
outside the immediate vicinity of the
coal mines and a few ether places
where local controversies have their
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO
Laid IN ASHES
Fire Completed Work OF
the Earthquake.
100000 PEOPLE HOMELESS
EVcry Business Block, Many Mag
nificent Mansions Costing
Millions and $4,000 DWELL
ings Swept Away.
SUFFERING FROM HUNGER AND THIRST

People Dazed as Doom Fell on the City
- Property Damage Estimated at
$500, OGO. OOO-Aosts Camp in the Parks
and Unoccupied Districts, and Many
Flee the City-Chinatown Wiped Out
Palaces of h Bonanza Kings Reduced
to Rufns-PeopIe Living in Makeshift
Notwithstanding Burial of Dead.
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Not Guilty

At Greensboro, n. c., Judge Golf toe
the case against Representative Bach
burn from the jury and ordered a vp'
10t guilty.
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a motion to make the Cox 6 more
definite, and this motion ", likely
be heard before Judge hyGic& next
week.