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FIR ORDER NEWS


hl4e was heli last Feiday ni4bt md .the entered apprentice de4e.l was conferred upon Mr. Reed.
 Lafayette chapter Roya A8eh Ma- se4s. will moot =in r==a17 s-iaa &ondav ui4h-.
 In FaeIish c1mei. k a4aa 'aat Mast rs. VIII ho'3 f: -=ai-sr monthly meeting Monday II 2f
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With the close of another week. f. aternal circles find themselves fn the identical place they Were T weel5 ago. Nothi1g has been accomplished os unusual interest, and inc fratpraa1 eGitor has little, consequently. to fe- port beyond the mere fact of the meetings held by the lodges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Trades and Labor Counci

The Central Trades and Labor coun. ci, will meet in regular business ses- on next Monday night. It is expect ed that matters of importance will come before the organization for dis. cussion, and a full attendance of the various delegates Is requested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
r he agles.

The Frat rnal Order of Eaoles held another interest ng session last Thursday night at Eagles hall on Bar- raque street. The attendancs was good and several new names were en- rolled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Order of =DruitIS.

The order has disburscd in benefits in America about 5000, ,O0o since 1S47
 According to recent reports, the order is ill splendid financial condition and steadily forging ahead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
The Red Men.

The Red Men held another inter- esting session last Wednesday night al Red Mems hall, but no business of publ c interest was transacted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
Woodmen of the World

The Wcodmen of the World will meet again in regular session next Thursday Il sht at Woodmen hall on Second avenue.
 The Woodmen Circle meets Tues day night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
OrtIrr Of Ell,

Indications FoiId 10 Philadelphia be ing selected HS tine meeting place of the Eili1s grand lodge convention and re union of the order alter this years ses sion k held ill Denver
 Reports from all over the United ship
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18

the state. The trip will Ge q glorious one and none should fal to take f in Fra formally yours.
 D. c. Bell ChaHman. Rufus .tFHol5G
 Drew White.
 Grum ttla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
United Workmen.

The Ancient Order of United Work men will hold it's next session next Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
CHINESE AND CALIFORNIA

hsa aia eaaaf Ta,z baV 4H.= re Chinese if tE e-E Hl Hae f lowe H59a 5E=5 Neze7H- fn ei.eeaH 1-za Gje HaHs6 aaea aH- tf5 tz= 455T aae f5f5 F5s5ea sa~ q; s7e FzaH a=e- -lae 10 F ToJ taa il Gh5u05ga and inc aea= H.e#a
 ,b1s o4t58 e tH- jufo-tn eHa.r r5.HasfEa E bunest loyaj fo9l Of so animals, fnn+tiea o6iGm smoking fa.ad a#s see4aaHs:= Mofe=f =fn tta rf5 ons leepeGs and merchants. who eSelodet when ou present 1aa VII \nassed Tn afs9ments aaainsi \ ittins Chiaese freely to tfi= c5usts# a\se togeut and will probably prexa E ~ if chinas retaiatofy hNo3ff p1 N lasting and extensive a7 ,La %Aa, l., ,rz,a,,,i l. f; IT .- n heG SC arguments have nothing "a the character of th indi- yiYe NWqn. which is in many vay. best to be found on eane NEnglish observer, Wila pr many years an enlpl VT California, ex- peets rnao return from ~th new rluch,99 start the grt AOd- TWIe 
  lncens
 oA
 piss, nesiesA Wroteg Mount after th for the quenc ton as; -.--.--r----s.r-.. and
  neg nights a----A"' away frbr flight left,
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The lod4e that provides the .nrro for ta ~,5 brother and wearied "t' k alE5N> Helting new business.
RED MEN
HIai.r thc Hitting Brother W"lr"me.=
 From A='ttuu=, Rescr,nti"ns.

HIaI-~ tho= ti>itipg Brother Welcome.
 From +'ttru= Reser,ntionN.
 When e.~ 5rother entcrS HoW e8aH5 r 4 feel that h. is s.=.zHs #iaze Hvc traveicd fine esJlze IF t- sraveled. says the E ..7 te 31 him the elad leul aad ia.ss- that he wants ep a1i#s opportunity .Gat p5ltUaf5. Il it's te othFt t...=7 lrl.4H @.@l. #- see of your tr5 e=eai teH Hssta 1t time he had ae the eaH=t@ila =e1 eist With gaa 'sf1 iaaa4=. z#E loo per real tHaa# t#- HTtF57T+.5,Z5 time
 Qaa4a1 ta4e 4 34s ss, Ia. adofea a 9tea les last m5a f4cw.0e ba,s naa --asa subcrs
 Manz0it ri4eat Ney A.eaa Ind. ha5 aSeE 5ea teHbele
 .}l4e tri3rs =oG Montgomery \ h. aai& ed 2o90 fs8ae@s to thna WamRalA belts as tlle fesul of tHeir recent streetA eaaniH;4.
 Mohawk and Cherokee tribes are the oldest tribes of hed Al,3l IA the state of New York, They were instituted in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-18
THE LOCAL LODGES.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

hrolb N 00motns uIIo Wft. NopaIl Sfaiiofl nm
10 llbr HbetoS.
nab NIautis.Gitb tielih. ellie 8iiae bdlten
In illumination; e bdlt inGh etcr.
Ebtla. atiom, gdnoeilsS taiiou. 2s.05, 1915
Norm, Y 60 Y6.1o Ma9w.; w. Noeal eta.
Nteroceu Nifom., Gdnloer Citation. 400
Ta6m.. 1910 stbenos; 9Ri. WobdI Gtation.
?f.05 Itpdtnl, $6.ib Nbenos.
InrsgSaaaonS, GpeifesJiuien etc. weroen f4lten
beforat per 7eIcpboH IN alien ioIeehoen Siuet'
l%iiitedur: Charles unb SurdtolnsS trnbe. Ga
u. sSolfe 1910. ODER NIB, 9onrtldno 1901: lRt.
RoDulsS intion. 6. & =. DIT. 8erHon 3i23;
gaunhen. Siaiiou Snfprmationss9iireuu. e.. &R.
Scutb 1870, ober mo. Sonrtlano 272G. uHo VT.
52G, Glib Nruaouab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
GGciapcafc Sampier.G ompagnie.

Sbeiapeatc' Stute.
GIe1nnie 9aifnaier ? Camper ~gtn9hitl" iino
ngfidutn" nab
Elo Q;uini Comfort NIB Wuripif, Va.
Sampler b~erlaiien Baltimore ldgli6 tnnsge'
noiiiincn GpitlinNS) I'M G.30 Nbenbe ltlo Tom
men in Slo Voini Comfort unl q llbr Wlor9ers
uno In yioriulf mn 7.f5 WlurgelS al, nnihllc'
benh IN Die Giieltnbu8itae iGd allen Rlnitet
oCS Sitbcn5 uHb Siiolueiie1S.
Yort.Ntuer.9tuie. =.
Glegdnie Ynilngicr 2 Enmpier "Gbarlpfte" mo
baltimore"
mad, gseits Voint uno Nidlmuu6, "a.
7nmtpfer b~erlaiict Baltimore idali6 t1ilsge'
omincr SpnntagS) nm . ubr NutmiitnaS iino
funlner 81 Neit Fuiri iiHt 7.3O W'orgeiis ItiIo
in 9ii6monb I'M 0.25 Mi0racns an.
Sie an Moltnaen. Wiiilfpoden lino Srelingen
bon baltimore abinbrenoen 3anpfer, iilo bic
BON ybeIi Fuint an Sieuifidgeu. SOnncritnaetl
iiuo 'GanIiiagcn abiubreil. lCgeu In @I0uceiicrs
fuint, Clements itnb Mllmono'S AT: lilo bic
an Sicnilagen, Souneriiaacn nno Samiidgen
BON baltimore rno an Wioltngcn, WiitiIuobeii
lno Treiiaeeit bon ySeit iSoini nbidbrenocn
Gumpier Icgen in gpritUlun itno SLAB sYanf oa
lbei liinitiacm gSeiier).
Tampier %uertniien Baltimore Uunt Picr VT. IL
nuo 10, 2igbtitr aben. gserttc.
Tu,dpNilicte nab alien YlIrfien fonHen &C.
fiberi. Sepdd anigcgeben mo auiiiienBimrer
i'm @praus ~reierOirt iperoen. In ben bicfigen
Nilet NiircnlrI: Nr. 119, Git.Naltinlure res trabr,
". ~. yiobiun, slgent, Er. 127, Eit.Y Baltimore.
strafc, ODER ben Salipts ViireIlr: Hr. $50,
9ia6t. strabe, Baltimore, W,o.-
Ncnbrn Spitcr, T.. Z. GbiSnt,
Gen. ,@efbhfisiiibrcr. Gen. sFuifn giers giaent.
7. s.. MeIanuei. SiiIfs @en. '4nif 'gqent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

benbeliBer iuollen feline BON OerStris
te'Gommiilion crlcOigtcn SroGcn
luicocr croiincn, iino ober bercit.
iiber llellc Srugen 81 unterbonbeln.
Sic mnobbGngi0cn Wrubenbelibct
bicltcn geitcrn bier cine Gerlount
lung, I'M Den bcn Nrbcitern mlor9en
por5uIegcnocn GoridIog 81 berotbcn,
Sic &crlommlung mar cine gcbeinuc.
Sn scranton lonO nltd) cine Gcr4
lammlun0 Der Supcrintenbcntcn Der
oortigen groBcn &oblen Gompou'
MEN ltntt, INN Die Situotion 81 BE-
ratbcn.
Plus ollcn 3ctCn Scr EGilooclpbil
II. HeabinD Goal II. rSron So. in Der
Mobonop Nc9ion mltroen geltcrn
oic Woultbierc berauigebrodt, Sn
8ilbcrton, eincm @rubcnorte Der
Shuplfill e Hcgion, iino cine @ln,
5obl Goal nno Sron 2 Eoli5iltcn an.
geloHllllcll.
Snl @on5cn lit sic Sittotion i'm
slntbracitgebiete m%npcrGn0crt. &eiue
Gompognie bemiibt i'd Den 9etricb
miepcr oui5uncbmcn, unO Operate
rem mic Irbcitcr wnrtcn pos Hciultot
Der Observation-Disclosures IN 9tcp : 9urt
ab. .
Srcimtlligc 2ohner6o.
81 44i.rr bnrha, .1,.
@ilfeab or re- Ea., II, April.
- I'm ibrcpSeutc an DER Nrbcit 5ll
hnltcn une Nnoere 81 crlnutbigcll,
lid ibneit on5uibliebcnIbnt bicaSenn'
lpluonio Gool Co. hellte Die 2obnc
Der grbeiter in oen @Gidereien rliil
10 EroSert crbobt. 9ieie SGidcrci.
Ell boben Die gon6c lcBtc ISOLDE &C.
orbeitet, lln0 nad)oell mon Die Mrs
better alls1eiorld)t, nb lie @illenS
leien, olih I'M Sale zines Strifes
meiter 81 orbcitcn, lil6 ibrc SObne
freilpillig crb0bt iporoc1.
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9ambnrgsWmerita

= arsrn ~ 9uper iar aonoun uno Varis an.
Sambnrg.Mmerifa-2i
81 9rooowap New.Dorf.
Irtbnr ". Gobion,
1877 Slt.9oltimore.S Ctr.
Gin altcu TlaGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
@cItern Iarnlano Giienbabm.
Bnae berlanen Siacg.s tation iUie iolGi:

Bfae berlaNen Siuca. Station ipie folet:
rdBith.
40 Moreens - SdneIi8ne. Saeerstomn, n.
x 70. sgabu ino ni,Sgenortmsn Sonntaa Sans
cod NIB GblmberSburg.
ESQ Yiutbit. - Nifpnt. nddb l~lnionsHribae.
Saslidt, auSaenpuimeu eonMtag.
T.C0 Wurqens- -Yorf nno @sttbsburg Wfforn.
$40 @oreens- SaserStolpn urS S~blppehibnte
Accommodation.
o.45 NoreenS-gI.om. nan @ettbsturs uni
Yori.
16. Il Born. -effom. mao tl~utonsBriose.
$3.50 Radtm. --gffout. mao 9Ipnoon, BORT urt
y. X 8. Sio.
'4.55 %adm-9rpreB na6 6Ibnbon. SaeerA
form. folpie Sreoerid. GmmitSburu, Sktp
peHSburg tBariori99nggon).
5.3byinbm.- BORT @rpreb.
6th N5enos-gtfom. nad Union .Nrlbas.
tf.25 NbenbS- gffoit. nuh uniousbrtbae.
&nr cUGntaaS.
$50 W,r9eus- Nifom. nn& Union. Brioge una
Sdnober.
1890 Nbenns-Nffom. nod tinion.Vrtbae.
Sult nitt an Der Venna .yt0e. ,StatiOn al.
n. Hptertiom. SeusraI.@ efndftsfibrer.
s. W. Soipsn. 9eneral.P ga fiagier. uosti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
Giablirt 1880.
Wi(Gcftm s. Neimharbt,

Ut. 2UgI, VT 'VnItIiiOTe'c tfnNf.
Wciu'gorf claltiidc SrndbGnocr,
obne Seoer.
f5rnen Iaa uno Nu6t ~9e'rupen iperoen.
Nnh Sart.@nmmisYGnocr,
,ueldle ME rpftru. irlbt bei'm s,abem uid,t.
Sietelben iino bon allen Ner8iet
beficnS cmpfobicn.
er hcrierfiaf nnf geitetling nno bat 1hf Eager
2dlultrrbdneer, untcrieibobinoen,
iurihje mab Suiiiiiiemr Srufbdnoer,
10 ntrnngirt Dab 'eine aecbricn Nlnoen befienS
8~nirieoen deficit iino.
glle grnbbdnoer. VnneGGcn mn Snitrii,
tlisnte lueroen aarnntirt. bah ie raiieH. mia
anfs S1nberfie iino geitc nnleiertiet.
mir famru Tno' Simmer
inter untncJf ben Wlno. Neiubarot oorbnuoen.
Dl6. zeItpboa CORTLAND 1888.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
WarnIasb & Ycnninlpauia ". ".

WnrDIaSb & YcnninlOanin VI. ".
3Rge b~erlaffen s,ortbssIbe., II. Out ctr .Gtatton:
7.a0 YorIn. mao Dorf tiaIiH. aussenommen
Goautds4.
$50 Born. mad Delta nur gonntaeS.
$50 8ornL. mad Helair tdoii&, auS8enon;meu
GonntagS.
8.25 glanm. rad Dor: to9ltn, auBeenommen
Gonn.HgS.
4.05 9sadnI. nod Delta nur GonntagS.
ago Nafm. naN Delta tdglt6. auSoenommeH
Sonni1gs.
600 Nbenbs mad ReIair td9Ii@. auSgeuon.
men SonniagS.
II. 90 Mbenbs nGt Belair mr soantaaS.
1t.45 IbenbS na6 BeIatr WtifttuodS unb Gam,
ffdoA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
Baltimore Sampf Yafet 81.

AVlC uho 3uuttiUIVWt VuurtHNJ
Die Ser. Sinnten foit beibroermo.
Tampicr pgirainiu" (uenD, .Nlabama,"
Weor1ia," .,5enueiee."
Sampler fabren tdaIib. Sollntd9S niiSaenont
men. bon ben nQ'dis 1inies "Eiers, Or. 10-1S
liabtsS irube. $50 slbenos, bireii nah OH
1nnitcn SeS eiSeuS'' &er6inSnnG in SIs
goirt Comfort nit &c. & 8. 9iienbabu " giot
Rihinpho. Scrbinouna in I'orismollb nut ben
nSeuhoGro glir Cine" foIioeu 3ua ilnd Foris
MOUTH uno gltIantu. IN giorioIf Serbinoune
init Der ~%gltlantic Goait Cine" Norfplf mt
meiiIib itno nSlo Dominion Cine" nab Gcip.
bern, Naibin9tcn, NC, 8itItcno, &ap lins
gtclu gorf.
Oiabl5eiten mad curopdilbcm Blame. qutu
ridie Nniilten5imnicr elefirifbe Wcleidillg
9ampfbeiSiiug. Noien fret. 9teicrbirte aaiilieu
simmer IN oel Niuel &iirenur Der rSnl Cine,
Nr. i07, Oit'yaItinlores z ttute. gr. 300 illt
nos. Qigb!s Giraffe, e. ". e. Office, SiioofisSdt
Baltimore rno gulpcris Strdbc, Continental
1rnit BuiIoing mo Ilbausb'S. glr. 100. Norbi
CHARLES Sirabe.
Subu ". eber,uooo. y. Srp,un,
SlceslrGf. II. Sen. sWiuIuaer. Sen. pa, 'ggent
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No6 Gin Mnii9ub.
@cgcnuurid)laa Der 8rnbcnacicaidai=
ten in Wciu=S)prf mntcrbrcitct.

It'll w gClu= ?JurI HICTpTCUtI
@emeinihaitlidc Gonieren5 pertaat
lid bis gum Gonncrltag. = @oS
" oie @rubenbeiiBer an Stelle oeS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der nyllniteo
Winc @orferS" anbietcn. - Sob.
lenpreiie geben pGbreno ser Ian.
gen llnterbnnolungen in Ole Sobe
ulo &pblen mcroell rar. = I'M
perGnocrte Sofloge in ser Sem.
iplpanicr Standardization.
.tu, Hem Dort, 10. 9lpril, - Die
@rubCnbeliber ullterbreitcten IN i5'
rcr belti9cn Gonicrcn5 nit Den Ser.
iretern Der &oblengr06cr cinen 8ei
gcnporiblog iiir ben III Der lebtcl
Nobe pom ErGli0cntcn Sobn Wit'
dell I'M Nnmcn oerllniteo Wine&or.
fcrb ciugercid)ten gr~bitrniions Elall.
Ger 2cbtCre miro 5rrildgcpielen unh
on Stelle pciielben Nndltcbcnbes Dor
1elhiageu: ~ , .Ur
Sic Nntbrocit &pblenitrife Cont
miliion bon 1902 iou erilld)t merbeh,
Ii6 nuf's Neue 5u pcriammeln mo
OrmGgcn, Oh lid lcit Dem /, April
1868 llmltGnoe erboben bobell, pcl-
de cine Mooiii3irung oc9 an ocm CT.
pGbnten Gotum ab%gcgebenen aus
iprlld) rcd)tiertigen, jeood) MIR in9er
3llg aui folgcnOc Tlnfte:
~ 2ohn.
y Noiultirung bon 9cihrucrben
Olrd) Die 9~eriobnung$ @cboroe oocr
ollf onberc @eiic.
Srgen0 cin nellcr IltSlprid Scr
Gommiliion iou olti Gaiter bon orci
Sobrcn giiltig unO binbcno icin.
Iic Goniercr5 pcrtagtc iid) llod)
elmer nllr bolbItiinoigen Sibung bis
100 am nGditcn Gonncrltog Sad,
nlittag. Gos Gomite Ger aoblengrG-
Der bielt bcute Nbeno cine Sibung.
mn ben ncllclt Sorid)log III Grpd-
gilng 81 5iebcn.
S%teigcn Scr aobIcnprei c
III Sem Dorf.
Sem. Dorf, 10. 9lpril. - Sn
meldcm MoBc bic Strife Sitlta-
tiort Den &oblenmorft bcreitS becins
ilubt, ergob iib aus Den &oitenan.
idjlG1cn, mcld)c Dem Seucr . 9epar.
tement geitern BON ben &oblen . Sir
men fir iofortigc 2ieierling BON
1900 Sonnen Sfen. un0 Nubfoblen
gcmoht luuroen. Gle Sirmo ISM.
Sorrca uno Son erbot iid), Oic Sic
icrung fiir $500 pro Come 81 iibers
nebmcn, unb iic crflGrte, DOB lie oen
guitrng ST. oieiem bod redt reipef'
tablcn Ereile MIR aus Dem @run0e
eficftlircn fonne, meil tic Elm 8or.
fuiisred)t Dor Ginger 3eit erbaltcn
babe, oos inbeB in penigcn Strnocn
oblaliien miiroe. Seller : 9omntiliGr
Sobn S'9rien occeptirte oltf Der
Steac Die Sficrte oieier Sirma. gor
einem Wonot nod erbielt oos 5euer.
Gepnrtement oieielbe &obleniofte 81
$5.1S pro Come, am 26. W1rS mar
Der Frcis bereits aui 1928 geitiegell.
SoffnungSbolle NJ.
mung M Intbtatit.
Gepier.
@ilfeSborre, go, 0.9lpril.-
Sic grbcitcr in Der gol,5en antbrocit.
Gegion limo Der Mnlidt, ooB bic Sors
herrng Der @rubenbeiiter, sic Neu.
Oorfer Gonieren5 bis beute al Der.
ifieben. bepeiie, Oab ErdiiDent Mit,
ben's Sdjiebsporidlag stunr nid)t III
ieiner jebigen 5orm angenommen,
Die @ruben : @eiellibaftcn ober ei.
men onoeren 8oribldg porlegen iuer.
oeit Der Den @eg su elmer irieolihcl
gefieSulg ebren lueroe. lie @rn.
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McrdantS' & Mincrs' Srnnsporta'
tiuu EpmuanN.

SnnipIfrsYIhIcN:
ginb Bottom illio bent Often: iebcn Wnntaa,
9teniiag, Sonleritag uno Samitag, Mbcnos
9 ll6r.
giah Brobioence unb Dem Often: ieocn Cont
TAG. Wiiituob nno Sreiida. glbenoS o llbr.
Mad giepporta yieiuS mo NprfOlf: ti9ltb I'M
6 llbr WGenoS.
Srndhi pirb tdaIih biz 3 ltbr MbtuoS fir on
benz Iu9e abiabreube Sdnipter anaetommen.
Yiadl SnonnuuD uio benz Slioel; ieoeii Diem
iida, SouHeritug mo Suflitdg, Mbenos o llbr.
9ioiioncr unn 4Srpoioences Sampfcr labreu bon
Der gSeribe am SitBe oeS 9unG'SudS 40. Gu
udnnabs Snnlpfcr bon Der gBerite am '5nbf oer
lSeIt Sails NOeiiie.
Is. u. 8iniusbam, gleent,
Gungl SoH.'
". q. Surutr, B.sg. .9l9cnt.
u. =, StcbbimS, Sen. MAN
SmiptbiircaI - Stouf.Gdr @crman-' nlio
2igbt. Strahe. Ui3j3&S--l
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EaTc sar Sieiic ms Nasiano *.
iorat &. 3aine, Wr. 413, Cl.@aIti.
msre.strahe, aals Gaitonbsaie-Nbe
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taasIib. i1deI!d. ansaenOmuteu ecnhiass.

Srpttb1ine vSeoe SfnNoe auf Der StuWbe" ppH
Camden : Gtatiun nab staihingtun an gSot
dbeiid Gen. 500 Snrrl. bic 500 sbetbS. mil
HuIlfnarsD ienit. 6ribere gbfabrt bon Wt.
Waibineton, b~erIaiIen 9et. SiobaI et.. 900.
no. E.50, $40, t0.4s, l10.55, III. 90 8or'
mittagS, 212,10. ll2.40, lt.b5. t2,49. 1880,
*4.f4, ABB. l5.b5. 1000, 1900, Is. 10. '10b5
slt.32 slbeHoS; berI. Gumben Ct, 1900. +B,t6,
1875, l7.20, 1900, 1880. 900, 1000, III 90
GormitinaS. !i2.00 giad,iS. 1890. 2t2lh,
LOO, ?i.05, 200, 300, 1906, 400. .4.30,
300, 1905. 1886. 1000, u. ZIG, 1920, 100,
$500. 1926. $1,000, 1905. *11.1O, '1i.4i
aauapolis, mt. siobaI Citation. l7,1o ,inS
?s.4b Nurmiiiags, l5.55 9ddbul. 9nmoen'Stu.,
1920 uno 1000 Sormittaas, 1895 Wndfn,
1886 mo 600 gbeuos.
Sreoerid, MI. glopGI Giaiion, 2s.45, 1913.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29
EDDIE" MILAN FREE.
Prosecution OF the Brooklyn Politician for
Election Bribery Fails.

The second trial of Eddie Milan for
alleged bribery at the last election came
of yesterday in the County Court, Brook
Ign, and resulted in the prompt acquittal
of the accused by direct ion of Judge
Crane. Attorney-Genera Mayer conducted
the prosecution, his only witnesses being
two newsboys, who testified to the pay
ment Of 50 to them by a man in -Milan's
place" after they had Voted. Without put
counsel for Milan, made a motion for the
dismissal OF the indictment and it was
granted by Judge Crane.
The evidence" Judge Crane said, SUR
nished by the prosecution Is insufficient to
convict. and it would be wrong to allow, the
jury to guess at the defendants innocence
or guilt"
When first indicted, Milan was put under
81 900 bail. He disappeared for two months
and or his reappearance, the bail was raised
to s2O,0d0. EX-Sherif William j. Buttling
furnished It.. There was a disagreement in
the first trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29
PREACHERS DIVORCE QUERY.
Southern Missionary Puts a Poser to For.
mer Presbyterian Colleagues.

Southern Missionary Puts a Poser to For.
mer Presbyterian Colleagues.
The divorce question came before the
Presbyterian Ministers Association at their
weekly meeting yesterday when the Rev.
DR.. Alexander MoKelvey, pastor Of the
Reformed Church at Boonton, N. j., read a
paper on THE Divorce Problem One
cause only, he said, could Justify divorce,
There might be separation, however, he
said, but not remarriage under any cir
oumstances.
'The attempt to dodge the issue by put
ting the question What would Christ say
II He were to return to earth to-day is
f~ruitless and ineffective. There were just
as many marital troubles at the beginning
of the Christian era, or for that matter in
the time OF Moses, as there are in our time.
Christ said his cay on the subject, and it
applies to conditions as they exist to-day
inst az much as it did to conditions as He
found them. And what he said was explicit
and admits Of no debate
The Rev. G.. s. Leeper, who used to be a
Presbyterian preacher ~hereabouts, but who
now ministers to mountaineers at Gastonia,
N. c., put a poser to those of his former col
leagues who were inclined to hold that
adultery alone should be the cause of divorce.
What would some OF you ministers do"
said Mr.. Leeper, If you had a man in your
congregation who was married and had five
children by his wife, and this man also had
two or three divorced wives living-would
dents are not uncommon in the highlands"
None Of the ministers seemed 70 care to
answer the question, n the Southern mis-
sionary sat down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29
MISS FERNANDEZ WEBS TODAY.
Well known Actress to Become the Bride
OF w. l.. Abingdon.

Well known Actress TO Becom the Bride
OF w. l.. Abingdon.
The marriage at . o'clock this afternoon
OF Miss Bijou Fernandez and William Lep-
per Abingdon, son Of Squire and Lady
Abingdon Of England, at the Calvary Bap-
list Church In West Fifty-seventh street,
will attract a large attendance from the
theatre colony. The Lambs Club and the
Twelfth Night Club will attend in nearly
full strength. The members Of the Twelfth
Night have planned to throw Ivy, the clubs
emblem, in the path Of the bride as she
walks UP the aisle with her stepfather,
Edmund E. Price. The Rev. DR.. Charles
Macarthur will perform the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by two .matrons
Of honor, Amelia Bingham and Louise
Galloway.
Charles Richman will assist as best man
and De Wolf Hopper, Wilton Lackaye, Vim
cent Serrano, John BranderI Augustus Bar
rett. Ernest Lawford and Harry Woodruff
viii be the ushers. Mr., and Mrs. Edmund
+. Price, the brides stepfather and mother,
the latter known as f.. l.. Fernandez, will
give a reception after the ceremony at the
Hotel Aston for relatives and intimate
friends. go
Mr.. Abingdon and his bride will sail for
England on Saturday.
Miss Fernandez has received nearly 400
bridal presents. Her mothers gift Is a
cottage at Larchmont.