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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Aus kird)e' Wflt.

Gbicago'er ,Ieip @prlo" 1uib ser
ianote Dem Hebofteur Der genann,
DIiiociateo YreB" perfolet bot,
ten Seitldrift cine Wittbeill,ng, ole
polenos benefit, lpie ole 9teiligfeits-
l%nltitnte iih ipld]en 9adrihten ge,
geniiber 5u perbaltelt pflegen, Die
ibnen nift in ben &ram ibrer Sim
%termanner nno Der bon ibr appre-
tirten offentlifen Wcinmng al poi
len ifeinen. Sic fubt nuf eige.
men G~rfobrungcn oes Yr1laten.
p@1breno ib ais Stuoioius i'm
Imeritaniiben Goaegium in Hom
mar, 1S60-1S66", itreibt 9iihoi
Soritmann, rleate Tius Ger Nelnte
Den Gdltein Der llellen Stride ct.
5bomas Sedet i'm @nglilhen Col
le9ilm. Nod Ger @rilnbiteinlegung
belt Der Yapit IN Stalieniid) cine
Der bcrehteiten Yrcpigtcn, Die ib
gebort. @an6 in Der MGbe ltano
elm SEER, Der ole Yreoigt itenogra-
pbii6 81 Sapier brod)te. Naf.
nen Der 8aplt geenoet nnb ben
Segen ertbeilt batte, iaete ib Die
lem @errn: n@eI6' berrlide Nre-
oigt mar oas!" @r ~aritiportete mir,
tie babe eillen ioIfen Girorild auf
i'm gemadt, oab er iie iofort mort
lid on Die u2onoon Zines" ihiden
perbe. SD weib", fiiete er bin5u,
Imam miro, lie nid)t oruden. Sd
bin Der romiife Gorreiponbent Der
rSimes"; meine Snitruftionen lou-
ten, aaes 81 beribten, mas gegen
Die Stride unb Den &ir6enltaat lei,
a6er nifts 81 oeren 0uniten. 0es-
balb ia9te ih, ole Yrcbigt miiroe
nif)t geOruft meroet. glber lie NOR
10 berrlid, bob i6 entif)loiien bin,
lie 81 ienoen." Someit Die erlte
DER beiOen bon Wigr. Soritmann
betgebraGten Sbatiad)en.
o@Gbreno ih &an5ler bes gr5bi.
Idols &pan mar, 10 loutet Die
5peite Mittbeilung, npor iG ge.
5lplngen, Sriefe az beantmorten,
Die aus aQen Sbeilen ser @elt ein-
lieien, NIT Mniroeen, Oh Der i'm
,nS bepber0 of tie 8allep" erihie-
meme Seitartifel iiber Die fatboIiife
Stride, ais beiien llrbeber 5uerit
Gr5bii6of aenrid unO Damn @iidof
unb gr5bii6of Hpan s"enannt NOR
Den mar, edit iei. J3ulebt eriu6te
i6 Den gr5biidot cine fur5e @ioer-
legung Der 8erleumoung nieoer5il.
idrei6en, melbe iG iooann Der
~aiiociuteo YreB" our gerbreitung
iibergeben piiroe. Ger Director
beS Bureaus in philadelphia per-
li6erte mir, lie Diirbe am ndfiten
Gag in Die 3eitungen fommen, unb
10 gel6ob es audi. Ils iG i'm
fragte, Oh oieie Mittbeiling ni1t
au6 Dem Geuter'iden Yrebbnreau
iibergeben nerben fonne (oas Hell.
terrible Bureau beriiebt IN England
mo ieinen Golonien Den Nabrih-1
tenoienit. = Inm. B. &eS.), oamit
lie iiber Die gan5e @elt Derbreitet
perbe, antmortete err mir, er neroe
lie Iofort an Den 9ireftor bes Sea.
6eloienltes in SEEM Yort ienoen.
Gr that es aitf. slber es perltri6
ldngere 3eit obne Mntiport. @uf
elmer a6ermalige Suffrage erbielt er
Den 8ei6eio: nes nGre 5ipeflos;
Reltter wiirfe es in Den Tapier.
forb.""
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
8rnitfrcbs.

Ge6r biele Yerionen iterben al,
bieier idredlid)en &ranfbeit. 9ie
aranfbeitsidQe mebren ii6 nit
munoerbarer Sbneaigfeit. Srall
3. &. Soutbarb BON Buffalo, @o.,
bat iid fiir5li6 bon einem iebr Dor.
geidrittenen SoG bieier Nrt erbolt,
6urG Die Inmenoung Der beilenoen
Sele Or. 9pe's bon 8anias Gitp,
Mo. Srau gtancp 3. Billings bon
@eit griogemater, Waii., wuroe
ourh Die Seilmetbobe al Sauie &c.
beilt. Berionen, Die bebaftet iinb,
loaen an Or. 9pe, fir ieinen Sea.
tolog bon 112 Seiten i6reiben, bas
elm iQuitrirtes @rb iiber Die Sci.
lung bon &rebs in ieinen perihie.
oenen Sormen lit. Won aoreiiire
Or. gpe, 9raper iii, aanias
Gitp, Wo. .
-+-**--
@erlange niht 81 iebr mad,
Fem mas On nidt bait, inb liebe
niht 81 iebr, mas gu bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
(Spe8ieG fir bieie 3eituns.)
Die @abrbeit unb Der Sph.

Man iollte meinen, bab nod Dem
Sooe zines Wenlhen Sobb IL
belief uno g d deIei er.
iterben niiroen, benn i'm Ingeii6te
bes Sobes fdQt jeoe Wasfe. 9siht
10 in ben Spalten Der TreIie. @ir
erlpdbnen bier MIR 5rpei Sciipiele.
&iir5li6 itarb IN Chicago Erdii-
bent @. 81. Sarper bon Der Obi.
cagoer ~llnioeriitGt ullo Die t p l.
taliitid , liberale Breiie
~ipruoelte Dor 2obeserbebungen iiber.
Mit Heft iGreibt oa5u Der nGleue-
lano 8G6ter uno an5eiger":
y8iaiam 81. Sarper, Der pers
Itorbene Der ltniperlit6t bon Gbts
cogo, miro oils ein GROCER llniper-
IitGtsprGlibent eeriibmt. Gr NOR
grob nod amerifaniiben 8esrifien.
gr bat olif Soften Der 2cbrfreibeit
cine groBe llniperiitdt u~ufge6aut q
cine ~ltniperiitdt sroB al Sorer5abl,
groB al 2ebrer5abl unb, mas nod
nmerifaniiher Iufiaiiung bos
@roBte lit, groB on Ieidtbum.
8m. 81. Sorper bat, - Sobn 9.
81 odefeller'S Stanbarb
Oil uniperiitdt aufgebaut
Bonn mabren miilenlhaitliden
S~tanopunfte ols fem 8eroienit.
9lui bieier Stanbaro Oil . timber.
iitGt lit ole gauge (?) 8iiienidoii
irei; mn nidt Die @iiienihait, Die
Stonooro Oil anriibrt."
y0fan fonnte Dem nod bin5u.
fiigen", iagt Der rgrceliior", nbaf
Die Sorper . Gofeieaer'ide Grim.
Dung, trot Der oarauf permenoeten
(unb Dem amerifaniiden 9 o c
BON oen Seltruit @aunern 9 c.
roubtem Wfiaionen. 5par ihon
cine gauge Waiie bobereS 9Ied
probuSirt, aber irgeno cine nennenS.
pertbe 10 en d q / t.
de 6 TRIM gen Of 1
bis beute nid)t aui5uiueiien bat"
Ser anoere 6aratteriltii6e SaQ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Lpuu 0u lpuli, pitNSli'
SD lneen Bios 10 i'm
Iagemeine.
H d IN d., Miiter
Goiter, bun nege IlO-
ifeirds (geipeat nero
Ilgcciras) I'M Ma.
roffo I'm Wein ielbii
III Die 8auers iii Dem
Smpcrer I'm Goo'epelt
I'm 5rdns IN Sng-
ldnb I'm Dem Gel5-
fnOnrs0t0n I'm mpnr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Ger Sdjmtcnsel Der fleinem &inScr

Sic S6usengel bebiiten beion.
oers oie 5arten &leinen Dor ben
5ablreiden @efabren, benen lie
ausgeieBt iino.
Die friltliben Wiitter iollten lie
oeBbalb tGglih uerebren uno anru.
fen. Cine fromme Srau er51blt
bieriiber iolgenbe slaubpiirbi9e @e.
ifidte:
gines Nad)ts frnrbe id gelpedt
0ur6 Die @orta: ,Steb auf!" SD
ito,le I'm mid, aaes lit rubig, i'd
CLAUDE getrdrmt gu baben mo
lflafe pieoer elm. Gin 3tpeites
Mol ipedt mid bieiclbe Gimme,
bieies Dial bringenOer: ,Steb aui!"
Sd)neG folge i'd, ihoue nadj Dem
&inoerbetthen, nnb mie groB NOR
mein Sdrefen, meine S~onfbarfeit,
Dos jiirlgite meiner ainoer i'm Sitter
bon % Wonaten nor aus Der @iege
gefoaen unb bate lid bermaBen in
Die Seden Derlpifelt, Dob es lid
meber riibren nod einen Shrei
ausItoBen fonnte.
SD bebe es idleunieit ouf uno
lege es in Die 8iege 5uriif, nod
Dem if es inniglt umarmt unb Dem
Simmel fir bas pieoergeiponnene
aleinob geoanft bate.
Siherlih perbanfe ih Der Stim.
me bes Sdutengcls Die Hettung
Dor iiderem Sooe unieres iiiBen
2ieblings.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Sildof ps. Sreimanrcr : Sprannei.

Ser 9iiGof bon Hancp, Migr.
SurinanS, bat an oas iranjDiiIdc
&riegsminiiterium einen 9rief &c.
rihtet, in mel6enl er 9egen zines
Der Girfulare proteitirt, pel6e oas
Nliniiterium iiingit ergeben IieB.
@ir geben ben 0ortlalt bes bilfof-
Iiden SGreibens llad einem Iuss
sua oct n86rit6" bon Gllebec
Dieoer.
.9os Girfulor eutbdlt ferner Die
Gntideibumg, onB, i'm Safe Der
Geritorbene nid)t Den ousbriiflidel
@ltnid al,sgeiproden ooer Die So
1nilienongeborigen ni6t einen Dies
be5iiglid)en @unif ouBern oOer
,penn feline I~n9eb0rige Oa litlO, oas
8~egrabniB iegIi6eu religiolen Gba-
srafterS entbebrcn ioQ. go neit
lift Der blinbe SoB unb Der GrgIte
sl~1nglaube bis Jest nod niht &C.
gongen. 60 ioQ olio Der ltnglilf-
.Ai6e iterbenOe SolOot, Dem es audi
drot Der 5abloien S6mierigfelten
Eae9liift lit, Sie lebten Sroltungen
E6er bl. Stride aus Der Sanb beS
ffBrieiiers all empfongen, 10 mie alld)
yber @ermIte, Ser pieQeid)t oant lei
ta1er llm9e6ung nidt Oieleu Croft
Yerlungen fonnte, in 3utunft, lpenn
Ter 1liGt forrneQ oorum nnhgeiuGt
hat ober es nift tbun fonnte, audI
Ea1od oeS driitlifen 8egr1bni'Ies be.
Fruubt peroPn. Die Sreibeit,
f8leidbeit unb Sriioerliffeit Der
5reimuurerei bat beihloiien, Die
SdriItli6en Sploaten Der fran5oii-
Tden 9lrmee mie nnuerniinftige
&Sbiere e%in3uiharren. SD ipeiB
lapobl, 6nB es nod grobe, cole uno
bo6ber5ige Seeleh in 6ranfreid
gibt ullb Dotb er6ittere i6 Dor Ger
a3utunft. Sin @olf, baS ipl6en
&5repeln ~gegeniiber glaidgiltig
bIei6t, lit bo5u perurtbeilt, elmer
gren5erloien Spraunei onbeim3l,.
Hallen, Die es Der S6nnbe, Dem blu.
tigen 8ooe uno Der Nnardie iiber-
liefert." @ir freie Siiracr bcs
freibeiti6irmcnben Sternenbanners
fimO oft geneigt, bic iScalcn 3n-
itanSc nnierer &epnblif ais nner-
reidJt RnSnitcllcn nnS bas bieiise
2ogertbnm nit einem nnidnloigen
8ictGtsmGntcld)cn 5n b%cbGngen.
&er an bieicr naiDcn Iniidt BON
Der SarmlDiigfeit nno Der ltniflaS-
liGfeit Der bieiiscn SOscnbriiocr
1tpd fetgcbalten, benz biene elm
&prfaQ, Der iid) bieier Sage in Der
GtaSt Columbus sugetrasen, STIR
&Grunng umo 8elebrnng. Gin fa-
fbpiiider Grieiter mnroe ut einem
Gtcrbenben gernfen nnS bcgab iidj
in Ihlpeicnbeit bcS Srtsgciitlid)cn
in aler Gile ans Gterbebett bes
Manncs. Sm &orsimmer anscs
lanst, iab ii6 Der Grieiter pl6tiid
Mannes. Sm &Orsimmer angclnngt,
Sab iidJ Der Srieitcr plOtlid bon bier
MG6tcrn Der 2pge snriifsebaltcn,
liihcn Erieitcr s~nlaiie, tic Der 1000
Dollars &eriihernng pcrlnitig ginse.
Gs 1T iiberfliiiis at bemcrfcn, Oak
Der Collar Der 2Oge ben Sieg Sa-
bon trng, inter bcren Sann Die be.
DanernspcrtBe Sran nnb Der nod
beOancrnsmcrtbcrc Stcrbenbe itanb.
sSreiheit unb Sarmlpiisfeit Der 2pge
in Nmerifa!
Sas lit Elm geiIpiel aus
Sauienben.
1900
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
a.. Ou,;ako;t ,;.,os m,.,,

Die @eisbeit zines Wenihen
lit 5meifelbaft, 10 LANCE er nift Der
Wtlrnb %auitbut. Nidt INNER lit
Stiaidpeigen elm geWeis bon
&lllabeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
SpGn &itid,, Gsa., iiber bic Ma-
Off -Gpnfcrcn5 nnb Den @elt.
fricg.
WiIter @biter!

Miiter Gbiter!
9ies lit Die 3eit, DO e beiBer
Sat Sfotih oils enlol bGnbig erei
fimmt, .Milter gbiter. Gnibou is
es e gutes ding, i'm Saus &c balu-
ipe in adbs bun SidneB. SIS es
nit 10?
Ses bot aipipcr mir nit Der Nail-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
(Spe3iea fir 6ieie Seitung.)
Snmnle Seltte,

tt1o unter oieien man6e &ot6olifen,
glauben bindings Maes, mas Tie in
Den 9epei d en- leien, OILS Oh bas
@IaubenS artifel ip1rer. 8enn
aud III Den 2epei6en q It D d
gelogen uno Die &ir6e en- t.
ftellt uno nerIeumoet miro,
Dttmme Satbolifen Ia9en: sd bab'
eS ia ielbit 9eleien!" 0ieien
blinoen @lallben on bie I'm.
feblbarteit Ser 1epei6en 81 bre6en,
bait bier5ulanoe iebr i6per. Sebr-
reid lit aber o6er in oieier 8e5ieb-
ung Solaenbes:
Die nNem @orlb", bo8 Organ
6es Gr3bii6ofs bon Chicago, bat
iiingit Die ngiiocioteo YreB", Ole
beoeutenoite NeuigfeitS 2ieferontin
amerifo's, uuf's Seftieite beieboet.
9aS 9latt mo6te es Dem YreB.
Bureau gum @orpurf, baB eS Der
fatboliihen Stride grunoiGblid
feinoielig gegeniiber ltebe, nno boH
Die bon ibnt a~uSaeIanoten fatboli-
iGe angelegenbeiten betreifenben
,9todriften bauon ben Stenlpel Der
Sdlihung ooer Der llebertrei6ung
triigen, mdbren0 in mloeren Sdlen
@eientlideS auSgeloIien ooer unter'
0riift meroe. Die eroBe Neuig'
feitsboferin, Die ireilif ocn Sdeir
Der llnparteilidfeit mobren mtB
pies Oieie Soruiirie entriiltet 5uriid
itnO Orobte NIT alage. God Der
fampfluitige geiitlihe SEER, Der &c.
~genmGrtig in Ser oNem @orlo" ID
i6neioig oarnuf los gebt, lieB lid
nidt ms @ofsborn ioeen unf
fdrieb: .Sbut, mos Sbr midi
.Iaiien .fotnt!" @iS Jest bat mar
nod nidt geb6rt, OnB boS GreB.
bureau ibm geriftlih allf'S Cad
geitie9en pGre.
8iidof Soritmann BON Gleoelano
Der ole Gontrouerie 5Wii6en bel
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
SAW THE FIRST NAPOLEON.
Oldest Woman In Indiana Dead In Ia Porte
Was Born In Poland In
1894,

La Porte. Ind, July 30.-Mrs
Ferdinand REESE, the Oldest woman
in Indiana and perhaps In the United
States, died here Monday aged liz
years. According to documents in her
possession she was born In Volgravitz
Poland In 1894 and after marrying
and burying two husbands In Poland
came to America in 1870, settling at
Buffalo, N. Y, where she married
Ferdinand Reese. Later Mr. and Mrs,
Reese removed to La Porte. Her
husband died two years ago.
In 1872. when Napoleon and an army
Of 100000 invaded Russia she saw the
French emperor. On her death bed
she recalled wildly the circumstances
Of his visit to Volgravitz, which he
devastated. She, among others. es-
capped by fleeing into the woods. She
attributed her long life to her simple
method 70 living. She had two meals
Of corn bread and black coffee, daily
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
WORK OF WREckERS.
Brakeman Killed and Engineer Seriously
Injured In = Wreck In Indian
Territory.


Fl. Smith. Ark. July 30.-The man
gled remains of viii SHELTON, the
brakeman killed in the Frisco wreck,
near koshoma. |. T., Sunday, were
brought in at one o'clock Monday
morning for interment. The body
was literally cut to pieces. Engineer
Harlan, who jumped from his engine,
striking his face on a pile of rocks,
and knocking one eye out, passed
through on the same train on his way
to the hospital at Springfield. En-
eineer Harlan stated that the wreck
was caused by a spike driven between
the joints of two rails. He saw it
before the engine struck 1t, but not
soon enough to avert the accident.
When the wreck occurred a freight
train was on the siding and the train
crew say the freight train passed over
the wrecking spot, but Is minutes be-
fore the arrival of the passenger, and
the track was clear. Frisco officials
here say that several previous at
tempts had been made TO wreck the
passenger at the same place and with
or without reason, it is reported here
that the wreck will be found to have
close connection with an alleged COM
ing. strike. Some of the passengers
were slightly injured.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
FRiSCO'S FIRE LOSS
New York Superintendent of Ensur.
ance Figures the Net Loss to
Companies at S132, 3d., O67.

Albany, N. Y. July W.-State Super
intendent OF Insurance Otto Kelsey
Sunday night made public the results
of his investigation as to the losses of
life insurance companies in the San
Francisco disaster.
All joint stock fire and inland ma
rine insurance companies transacting
business In the state were called on
for 4 sworn statement as to their loss
es In California. The companies were
asked for the gross amount of insur-
ance involved in risks, destroyed or
damaged, the deduction for estimated
salvage, the total deduction and the
net amount of loss as shown by the
records June 30, 1906. The New York
State companies, AZ in number show
the gross amount of insurance in
volved as sil,l1O,069; the reinsurance
to be recovered s1O,S34,795; the esti-
mated salvage $7,137,183 and the ac-
tual amount of loss $23,13S,O90.
Returns from other joint stock fire
and fire marine insurance companies,
"a in number show the gross amount
Of insurance $50, 423,7 reinsurance
to be recovered $22,13O,167; estimated
salvage s11,35S, 425; actual amount of
loss $51, 9S3,111.
The foreign companies, 80 In number
made these returns:
Gross insurance involved SOL ,302,-
533; reinsurance to be recovered $685.
2S1, sos; estimated salvage $15,31S,s59
and actual loss $57,701,S56.
The total amount Of insurance in
volved by all companies was $780,
S36,307; the reinsurance $65,246,771;
salvage, $33,S14,46S and actual loss
1882, S23,067.
The company with the largest net
loss Is the Hartford Fire, Of Connecti-
cut, according to the report. Its loss
is $6,1S6,701.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
Train Wreckers In Belgium.

Charleroi, Belgium, July 3O.-An at
tempt was made Sunday night tc
wreck the northern express from
Paris. A rail was removed, the engine
and tender were ditched and the en-
gineer and fireman were killed. The
cars however, rmained on the tracks
and the passengers were uninjured
1t Is reported that Russian agitators
were responsible for the attempt tC
wreck the express, owing to thei,
expectation that grand Duke vladimir
was proceeding to st. Petersburg OF
that train. The railway officials say
the grand duke was not on the train
They have no trace Of the man who
committed the outrage.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
IOWA REPUBLICANS MAY sPLI1
UPOn the Action of state Central
Committee Depends the COatrOI
of state Convention.

Des Moines, Ia, July S0.-The re
publican state central committee net
Monday morning to arrange the pre-
liminaries for the state convention
which will be held here Wednesday.
The counties in the state are entitled
to l,640 delegates. About 200 seats
are contested. The control Of the
temporary organization of the conven-
ton will depend upon the action Of
the state committee regarding these
contests.
Gov. Cummins, who is a candidate
for denomination; claims to have a
majority of the delegates. The ad-
herents of George ID. Perkins, who is
also a candidate for governor, main
tain that there we're irregularities in
quite a number OF the county conven-
tons, and have contested and pro-
tested the delegations selected by the
majority In such conventions. IL the
state central committee decides TO take
up the matter of contested seats,
and to prepare n preliminary roll Of
delegates for the convention, to take
part In the temporary organization,
II is asserted by friends of Mr.. Per-
klns that they will control the pre-
liminary organization. The friends Of
Gov. Cummins, insisting that they
have the majority. intend. 1t is said,
to assert their rights and to take
charge of the convention themselves,
At the afternoon session Chairman
Spencer called attention to the filing
Of a petition on behalf of George d
Perkins questioning the right OF Ger
tain delegates to sit In the state con-
vention, notice of this, he said. was
sent to Governor Cummins and a re.
ply had been received denying the
authority and Jurisdiction of the com.
m,ttee in the premises.
Mr.. Bivington, for Mr.. Perkins. en-
tered appearance for representatives
of IL counties who desired to be
heard on the merits of their contro-
versy with delegations claiming to
have been chosen in the interest OF
Governor Cummins. Those ~ coun.
ties are entitled to 2S7 delegates. As
to one of them, Polk. with ~ dele
gates, protest" was filed attacking
the legality Of their selection.
II came out, In response to Ques.
lions, that no notice other than that
to Governor Cummins, had been sent
the delegates whose right to seats In
the convention is questioned.
The committee decided by a vote
of six to three to take up the con-
tests.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
In Which a Woman
Hangs a Man.

Jack London's Alaskan story
based on an actual incident.
Ia she August MeClure's Jack Lon
don has a story that in it's yigor and
power must rank With bis very best.
He sets the scene In the country be
likes most, Alaska, and with incl
dents Of most thrilling and bizarre
kink, hammers out remarkable
narrative OF a mans wilful murder
OF two mining companions, thepain-
full and crafty deathwatch OF long
weary weeks kept over him at rick
OF body and brain, by the remaining
m an and bis wife, and the final hang.
ing Of the culprit by the woman In
the presence Of a group OF Indians
b erded at the gun. point to be wit.
mes ses Of the event. 1t will be re.
mem bered that Mr.. London's last
sto ry 10 McClure's Glove OF Liie,"
was based upon an actual occur
renee; as Mr.. London declared when
so me facts Of the story were brought
into question. This new story is al.
so a real human document. based
upon an incident we'll known among
Al askans; the hanging Of Michael
De min by Mrs. Edith Nelson which
ook place at Latuya Bay in 1900.
The story Is powerfully illustrated
by four iull.page pictures in color
p ainted by E. L. Blumenschein.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
WITNESSES THREATENED
Private Detectives Employed by
Augustus Hartje Testify in
Celebrated Divorce Trial.
AssOY PEOPLE CROWD THE STREETS
Detail of City Police Sent TO Scene to Pre-
serve Order-rold How Alleged Love
Letters to Coaehman Were Secured
Rumor That More Arrests VIII Fol-
low.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 30.-There was
A spirit of WEAKNESS pervading the
court room despite the recess Of two
days when the trial of Augustus
Hartie's application for a divorce from
Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje was resumed
Monday. This is. the beginning OF the
sixth week Of the case and the 18th
day of actual trial.
The plSintiff offered testimony as g
where ne had obtained the famous
love letters written to Coachmap
Nadine, the correspondent.
John b, Staubb, an operative for
private detective agency was asked
about the letters. The witness testi'
fed that he had visited Madness
room twice and with John A. Ander
son, another detective had broken
open Madine's trunk and removed the
letters. He identified the court exhl-
bits as the missives taken.
During Staubb's tstimony, Mrs,
Hartje appeared uneasy and then
angry, while her husbands name:
was apparently one of cool indiffer-
ence.
Nadine came into court while The
witness was still on the stand and
after listening intently to the testi-
mony for a time hurriedly left.
Staubb, on cross-examination, be.
came badly tangled several times I'M
der the fire Of questions Detective
Anderson then corroborated Staubb's
story of the taking of the letters.
When court adjourned large crowd
assembled In front of the courthouse
and for time Grant street was al
most impossible. Threats were made
of an attack on the detectives, Staubl
and Anderson, who testified Monday
and a detail of city police was sent
to preserve order.
1t was rlmored that some of the
witnesses In the case were to be ar
rested before the close of the day
When Staubb and Anderson left the
courthouse they were followed by sew
eral men who were believed to be de.
tectives.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

Anglcsea, N. j.. July 3O.-Two yachts
coming in from the fishing banks cap
sized on Hereford Inlet bar off here
Sunday and so far as could be ascer-
tanned Sunday night eight persons lost
their lives. There were 80 persons on
one yacht, of whom seven were lost,
and twelve on the other, all of whom
but one were saved. That not more
fell victims to the rough sea was due
to the heroism Of Captain Henry s.
Ludlow of the Hereford Inlet life sta
ton, and crew Of five men. II was
at first thought that from IA to rs
persons had been lost, but after an
investigation the coroner Sunday
night stated that he believed only eight
were lost,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
The Corey Divorce Trial.

Reno, New, July 30.-The air Of
mystery being thrown over the case
Of the attorneys is the chief matter
If interest in the Corey divorce trial
which was begun in the second dis
:rict court of Nevada at Reno Monday
morning. PROMPTLY at 10 o'clock.
when the case was called, Mrs. Corey
attended by her son, Allen Corey, and
her sister-in-law, Miss Corey, appear.
I'd in court. William E. Corey, pres
dent Of the United States steel cor.
poration, defendant in the action, is
1ot present. He is represented how
sver, by T. L. Chadbourne of Pitts.
burg, and Sardis Summerfield of Reno
formerly United States district attor.
ney.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
Congressman Campbell Replies.

Topeka, Kan, July 30.-Congress-
man P. P. Campbell has given out a
letter In reply to the questions pro-
pounded by the state republican civic
league, of which J. A. Troutman is
chairman. Mr.. Campbell says in part:
am in favor of a primary election
law and hope the next legislature will
pass such law. Railroad property
should be taxed on the same basis az
all other property in the state. Pas.
senger fares in the state should be
reduced If the conditions will justify
II the conditions will not Justify 1t
should not be done. We must deal
with every body and every interest
on the square.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
Another Darlington Delay.

Washington, July 30,-The Su.
preme court Of the United States re-
ceiv ed notice from the chief justice Of
t he supreme court Of Missouri that
( hat court had issued an order ex-
ten ding for sixty days from July 80
the time for the fling Of the trans
cript OF the record in the case OF F.
s eymour (Lord) Darlington, under
sente nee Of death In that state for
murder.