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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
6ejier gSilbelm ON glnarfiitcrnc

Sra ylep Yort meooeles unOer
5. 9tug.: ST Telegram fra PariG
meloer: nWdtin" ofentliggjor0e
9adr ct SnterOiep, iom 8laoets
9erliner aorreiponoent bar bait
meo Nil6elm. og 6oori aejieren
uotdlie, at oen guile 5are life par
oen eneite 5are. Iom true0e @eroen.
Wldn madtte ogIud tage aIoorligt
9enlDn til Den rsOe 5dre. .Stutsz
ooerbobeoerne, enten De er aejiere,
9on9er eaer pr9ftoenter. reiifsrer
Oeres 9ib 6per 5ime 0sgnetn,
iagoe ban. pgraiioenten 5a1ierss
Itaar Iamme 9feIito iom G3dren. o.
pr9ii0ent Rooieoelt er uoIat for
lige iaa itor 5ure Ium Song qls
fonIo. De. Iom Isger at afltdffe al
9tutboritet og OrOen. er grunbig
enige. meoens De. 6Ois qligt oct or
at opretboloe Sroen, ulbtteligpis
er uenigs."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

tua to aars 9jeneite Forfremme0ss
ban til rQlaiter" og after efter tre
qar til egieuntenant Gommanz
GER, 6piften Sitting ban tjente
motif 1886, oa ban forfremmeoss
ii Commander. Solo 9(ar Ienere,
1898, 6lep ban uOnaont til aaps
tain, og unoer Sen Ipanit ameri=
tanIte ari9 par ban G9ef fo.
6ialptrpoIeren rPrairie". Senere
tommanoereoe ban arpoierne o.
ritan" % pMasiaduietts", inotil
bun uOnaontes til 66ef for oo1
pitaiiattTte Gfaore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
Smfommen / en Sunnel.

Z. u. 59ompion, @eneralmana-
ger, og .. @. M}at5tr, 6Ormano
Ior 0}ittep 9rubcn, oeo Duran,
Sol. forioanot pluoiefig for en-
llge iiOen. 5 5ors0a9s 6leo Dc
funoet iom qi9 unoer Ruiner en-
life 9unnel, en- 6alO Ulil fra Cru.
FEN. De 6aooe Ianoipnligois Tpat
50 5unneaen. oa Ser inotraf ct
Stp6ruo, Jon ienert foradriaqeoe
en Sdmmenit1rtning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
Momiral Srain CT opo.

Sra G6efoo, aina meloes unOer
4. 9(ug. ON @ice 9(omirdl 5rdins
9so at llramia (llrinr globe)
0asen foruO. 9(omiral Grain plr
eOeritbefalenoe oper Dor ariosflaa
oes sitaiiatiite Gfaore.
9(omiral Srain par fra qRasIas
duietts. 3 1861 gif ban pad Sp4
trigsifolen / fin 9iemItat, og ban
aruOuereoes osrfra / 1864. Gfter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
Very Low Rates to Roanoke, Va,

Via the Northwestern Line. Excursion
tickets will be sold August II to 10, in
elusive, with favorable return limits,
on account of Annual Convention Ma
tional Firemen's Association. Apply
to agents Chicago & North Western
R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
Gen panamcrifanife aOnsrcs.
uoenrtgsmtnifter Root8
Qfisitpn.

4t ( Il.
8erom itriosr ct af pore amtris
tdaite Sptte6.a0s fpl9en0e, iom ii
inoer ganIte treffenoe:
0m Der tube 6e6poes noget for
At frembaoe O2iniiter Roots Ulis=
ton til Spo 2lmeritas Succes, Ial
leosres oct til CperTloo / oe 5eqa
paa 5aloufi og 9Gn9itelie, iom
Qiier ii9 6lanot pore europaiite
aonturrenttr. Ga al oe m9rteliaite
1egn 6iotil er madIte ct ieniationelt
9arito ct leoenoe gariier6iao.
8et pdaitadr, at 6drmonien mellem
os lmeritanIfe Repu6fiffer MI e.
ftret. % llniteo States 5orran3
er eta6leret uoen Sper9smaal. aaa.
niittrens 9lan, Oiier BET ii9 MI.
bar bpret Ia9t og uofert me0 ful0=
tnot Slogitab. Sen Itor Opgaoe f
paret at fierne en6per UIiitant,
en-. at ocrt 9ano ftuloe oiue 10
oioe tit Qdnoomraa0e ! 7eloiif a.
t,resie. Winifterens omfattenoe 9ut
til oe fornsmIte iboameritanffs
Qanoe er ii3 Ielo en- aomprimsa'
o9 llotrpt for @eloiaie. auno9p=
relfen ON 5uren gioroe ct gun
ti9t Sn0trbf. Oct er 6leoen fors
ob6et oeo BEN Gpne og 5att, 49,
meo ban fore6olot oisie 6olt i.tt
alene De 5oreneOe Staters frens
lige oenii9ter ooerfor oem, men til
Iige Iationens Gbne til at 6eTfpttt
Gem imoo uretfaroi5 OOergre6
ira Sen gdmle 9er0en.
@runotonen / O}iniiter &oots
meiterlge 5ale for oen panameriz
tanifs Son9res anIlo9ts / Fplgen6e
9ro: n9i pnIter ingen Sejr at bin
De uoen 6rtoens Seire, intet 3s:=
ritorium uoen port eget % intet :.
oer6errt0omme uOen oper os ielo,
6oiltet ri tai0er llaf6en9ig6e0."
u oenne 5oriitring, At oo66eit
9etponin5 for SImaarepublifttr,
iul5tes At en- 5remItiaing al Dor
.9anoelspoltit. o9j pnIter", Iasoe
Qliniiteren, at fOrp9e Dor 9btfe,
uooioe Dor 0an0el % ootie / Del
Itdno og gisoom, men port Be
qreb ON 0en rette Wlaa0e at opnsa
oette paa er lite at neo6rD0e an6re
eller proftere peo 0eres Ruin, mt~
al bjglpe pore 9enner til f9Qes
9ptfe og 9atit, iaa oi aQe fan
bli0e itprre % itartere tifammen.
2(t bare fdaet 9ptte til Iaa blot
At ita6s 5iai0 til Retferoig6eoca
log 2llOOren / pore 6eniigter =
tet er et ltort Strlot fremd0, lom
er iprlig 4eloig paa bette 5ios=
punt, 0a Yandmatandlen er II
gpgning, og oi mdd o9re mere IN
teresiereoe emo nogen Sinoe / May-
teoet / Dor R9rbeo, og ga aolonis
iationsplaner er moone europa.
5or eOri9t besDnoer port 6olt
at faa prattiit og aIporligt Sbn for
rore 6dnOelsuoiigter Spo for os og
l9tte pris paa sen inouTtrielle ll9.
biting oe lenere 9tartier ser. /
hoia 5rugt oe life bar 6aft Taa
itor Del, Iom oe fin6e baoe bait.
Sioen 1870 er sen iamleoe uS=
feriel fra 9anoene Sp6 for os
Tieset fra $70o.OOo.OOO til $1,739.s
100000 og SnofpriIen fra $340.=
100000 til $1,oO2,O00,OO0. Roofss
peTts pOIitit, Iom Wliniiteren faa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

efftttiot repreientereOe, og iom
Ter langt uO for6i aunal 5Oretas
genoet. iigter paa at oinoe 3iaio
og 9eloiaie og IaaleOes brolagge
gejen for DOR Snteresie paa Oisie
itore og ootIenoe M}arteOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

me. Nlan tan oare 5anite litter pa=
asoolutionens $40 fremoeles ulmer
unoer often. 50 ON Den life bias=
Ter op M for en- 3i0, Iaa fan ost
oere 5egn paa, at Sen oil blusie
pp meo oes Itprrs Strait, naar Ii
ZEN 0ertil tonrmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
9allnlarfs gut.

upeir. = Gn StppunPe
q per 9aslep. : @n uoitil=
lingsbpgning itprter iammen.
st Stppumpe, le0iaget al Storm,
Regn og 5oroen, trat ben 19. SUIT,
Gftermiooag peO 6emtioen ben oper
9asleO.
lloejret anretteOe betpoelig 5taoe
paa llOitiaingen. Gaonlig git oet
10 oDer 2ano6rugsbpgningen, iom
Itprteoe iammen umiooel6drt efter,
at Soft par naaet 10.
@n Mano, Sfoodr6ejoer 6aas
9eterien fra 9rsleo oe0 @oroin9z
forg, bleo Dog Iaaret ret aloorligt
At en- omit9rtenOe SABLE Og maatte
fgres til So9ebuiet.
9}an git Itrats Sang me0 5fa=
oens llo6e0ring, iaa at llOItiQingen
funoe fortiettes uforanoret,
st Acknowledgements lloejr meo
Qpn og 3oroen git ben ooer Zit=
Io0an0. Safsfebing W}pGe bleIts
omfltl0 og ooelagoes. 5lere 3raer
Lungs 2anoepejen er ligeleoes 6leoen
p0elagte. @aoerne Safsfpbin8
ooeriopmmeoes af 9ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
StilIinsen / 4uslano.
Mbtteriet | SueabOrs %
aronltabt er oGmpet.


ltlBtH Jlu2lNHp kaoliut " III w.
oa beaer life at oente. Der er frems
oeles ReoolutionstilitdnO, fgnOt
man oel lite fan I8e, at aepolu=
tionen / alminoelig 5oritano er u6s
bruot. Regeringen ipnes enonu at
lape Gpermugten, men oen pe0 life,
tDor lange oct pdrer. De rebolus
tion9re 8r9fter er ofIt talri9e not
til at tlnne itprte Regeringen, naar
eet ituiof 0Gre; men DC mangler
Gnia6t0 9eIinoig6e0. Oct er Cps
fiOieAen og 9ioenitaben, Der tal=
Ger 0em frem til 6an0lina. Rep
pc bno0e man lait om. at DC re0ce
lutionnre life bar f0r0ide til at ers
tlere Yenerdlitrife. fer 0eraret
breo RS ! Soedbor1. Strafs ida
Get uo. iom Oprsrerne 6ab0e o0er
taget llen, iom oet o9Ida fortdItes,
Get oar 0p6ioIefle ooer Cficerers
Outstanding al en- Soloat, Ser
6aOOe iremtalOt Cpitanoen. Der
mongI,oe Gni96eo og Qlaner.
glptteriet bIeo opermanOet og 0Ymz
Pet. 5 aronitaoi par MDtteret
tndptnof uobruot fsr set par 6am.
pet Qa1 Sorte6aoet bar Ser oQIal
after oarst UDtteri. men set tr ga1.
Ct r0isniiig ligeoan ser. Der er
not 5ltoen en- DEL Cficerer 0rG6t.
i, men Re5eyingen bar not al i9tte
ii S;eost. observation-disclosures ta6.r
} mere peo enboer mislpttet 0pitan0.
2soerne td1es ira oem. iaa Der er al
SdHOipnli86eO for. al ser lite
r.r itort al fsr 9ioenjlabtn after
tliost IA! ! 9eoagelis.
Oet oar et marteligt 3rpf al
iaa inayi SOeaborg after BAR taa,t
ira Oprsrtrne, id1 lg0 set, at mn
iiuloe oer 6dOe @eneralitrite. otter
e. uoila9 al 9ioenita6en. 3bi Sc
9ao'e 10 nDliS laot 9sroen ui0,,
at oe lite BAR faroige oertil. :
Senoa9s % Manoa9s Itul0e 2.
zen iattes 6or6aoIelIe oper sen
alminoelige Strife og oens 1gslaer.
Der 6IeO iorIs9t. 3 ct. qeterss
tfrg ba0oe 10000 NlR0 neola1t
arbeioet. 0}en Der par inaen gnia.
9eo. 5 Dag 9e0oer oet, al Strifsn
q ct }iaifo. Del funoe. man 6aoe
foruoiagt; tbi Striteerflarinosn
par fun st llOildg At sen noer U3oo.
gangen oprprte 9iosnita6.
Smiolertio er Regerinqen Ru5-
lan0 laaat ira trpg. G3aren "a
premier Stolppin bar lite funnel
enes anaaaenoe Me0lemmer til set
n1s aabinet Stolnpin 6aooe faaet
en- Del Al De MODERATE opertdlt til
at tdge qortfslier set me ao6is
net. Wien e3dren fate fla oerimco.
6or 5ioen ibnes ban at 6abe fodet
Ell @nfal6 al Reaftionisme. 6on
er MI tilbsielig til at uonebne en-
Dittator o9 title 9anoet unSer bans
8tttdinr. 0stte Stri6t er Boa life
taget enonu. pda famine Sib bor
Der | be ii0ite Oage oftere oaret
fOrtalt, at G3arens 9bftoamper lias
ger meo 0umpen oppe, re0e til al
tags aeiierfamilien om6or6 naar
fom 6elit.
Oct Rele er Spanoing og @as
ring.
Rimelispis bill 5or6olSsne nu
1aloe Iibt Ro for en- Sio, afbruSt
AZ ct entelt ll6bruo Der oa Ser
Nossn alminbeIis OpItanb fan g.
napps iantes pua MI. gPen oer,-
sr ingenlunoe fdgt. at man er
nadet langere frem imoo Sreo oa
oronsOe 5orbOlo. De beiinoiasre o.
tlOsere 6ODeber boloer ia I gaa-
grunosn. De uno9nnr Sc ifsrre
5orgrsSelier Os oermeS pgIaa qaa.
gtl r's. De afife6iee W1eolemmer
df Yumaen er iittert life upirtfoms
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

gurmeffter % mains
SublGum. s 2tnleoning af 50
2fars 0agen for 6irmaets StiftelTs
bar 8urmeiiter &c 8ain (Sti6s6nJs
ningsz o9 Observation-Disclosures
apben6aom Sen 20. Suli paret,
8enItanO for en- meget imigrenoe
0pmGrtIom6e0 fra aGe Sc talrigs
Snititutitioner % 4erIoner, Iom
5irmaet jim ldnge 2eoeti0 er tom
men nRrmere 8erprin9 meO. M}dn=
&c bar perIonligt ooer6ragt 0iret=
tprerne 0eres QntpnItning men
0esu0en er 0et oaloet ino meo 9us
tetter % tele9raiiite 6ilsner efter
en- Ulaaleitot, iom 6eoit tarafteriies
res beO en- al 0irefterernes uoz
trnt: Yi er ner peo at 0rutne /
9lomiter og 5elegrammer 6eruoe!
Sra 5irmaets She fejres 5u6i=
l9et fun oerigennem, at en6per
5unttionGr og 2(r6ejoer faar ooer=
leoeret ct imuft og interesIant Set
itrift Iom @abe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
sssf

9ano8t6ingsbdlgene II D.
itrepne. 9iospunttet for 9tfs
4oloelien af 9anOst6inqsoalgene %
foraogaaenoe @al8 af @algmen0
er MI faitiat oeO ct f9(. aa6ent
8reo. Den almin0elige 99lgertlasz
les @dl9manosOalg foregdur 6reoag
ben 7. Septem6er og Sc 6piitbe=
ifutte0es 9algman0soalg 8pbenz
baon o9 apbIta0erne 9reOag Sen
IA. September.
Selpe 9anostin9soal9et af6oloea
5reoag Sen q. September.
9algene foretages i l., q, f., 7.
og 9. 0an6st6ingstreos. @ +
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07

gn 6in9ftpla8 til 40
600 &r. pad Grenaaituet DAM
mart bar en- rpO 6in9itplag efter
pooDoing" iat &etoroen mso 6en>
i'm til Pris, ioet oen af Gjeren, ).
q. Sporting ira glsrring er iolJt
i'll Stenil0 og Omegns 6eiteaplsz
forening for $1,000 Str. tontdnt og
$4,000 pda @iltuar. Wagen er life
oper0reOen itor eller Ioer, men me0
fortrinlige og torrefte gpgningss
trGt, og er boa0 man tdl0er ,looen.
De" = set mad 8eberne bit o9Tda
meme Oct er iflg. n9ejle u. 9(pis"
fOrpOri9t til Qtflpsning af Spnunos
9amle &onaepremie6inait ~@aloes
mar Gn9ebierg 5. "A, Tom ooen=
nebnte 6orenin9 ejer, at Plagsn er
inofp6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
opu1tslsrrru", ,

Ct baIon9enIl9t gl0be0s7 o9 %
lDsningsblno for
Srt oanife 5olf | gImerifa.
uosaof 3irsbas % 6rebua % teiisr
ON aati Soritllo Sf.50 5e 6oseeos
Stater os $500 llblanosi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-07
,,Dn,takereu",

bet eneite oanife 8lao slmerita,
Der ub9aar to @an8e ON lleen.
ubgipes af u0anilb 2utb. 4ubl.
6onie". Blair, 9tebr.
4rpue=gtumre lenoes frit paa
s}orlangenoe.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
SUPPOSED DEAD MAN
RECEIVES M0URNERS

PITTSBURG. Feb. "a committee
from the Allegheny County Bar Associa-
ton called at the home Of Attorney
Samuel 8. Robertson. in the Iroqu0is
apartments. to pay their respects TO the
family. and assist In the funeral rites
over the remains of Mr.. Robertson.
who, it was reported. was dead. They
were greeted by Mr. Robertson. who
was preparing 70 go to Atlantic City
for a few days' rest Nobody knows
how the report was started.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
FETE FOR MURDERESS
BY GRATEFUL PARENT

NEW YORK. Feb. 26-JOsephine Pol
lari TeTranova, the pretty young bride
who stabbed her uncle. Gaeteno Riggio.
and fatally wounded Riggio's wife. is
happier in the Tombs than she has been
since the two days following the we'd
ding. Her mother and her husband
have forgiven her. telling her that by
the code of Sicily she has wiped out
the sins Of her ignorance by shedding
the blood of the RiEEios.
when she is free 1 shall arrange a
fete for her. and wine and honey shall
be laid before her" said her mother.
TeresOde Angelo.
c. & S. Pure Cream Ice Cream
Is fine: quart bricks; 3 flavors. Drug
gists'.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
CARDINAL ISSUES
LENT REGULATIONS
Rules To Be Followed During Solemn Season Made
Public In All Churches of Diocese of
Baltimore.

In all the Catholic churches of the
diocese of Baltimore regulations for
Lent were read yesterday The sChe-
dule for such Observances was iss ued
by the cardinal and applies 10 all
Catholics within his jurisdiction
All Wednesdays in Lent must be OBJ
served as fast days in addition 10 Fri
days, which are regarded as such
throughout the year. The second and
fourth Saturdays are likewise TO be
observed as fast days. This means the
elimination of meats from all meals.
On the other days throughout the Len
ten season, only one full meal is al
lowed except on Sundays. when there
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
Prominent in FraternaI Circles.
IN MEMORY
OF PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR

Exercises in memory OF the lare Paul
Laurence Dunbar, the COIored poet and
man of letters. were held yesterday af-
ternoon at the Second Baptist Church.
on Third street, between H and streets
northwest.
Lieut.. r. z. s. Toomey made the prin-
cipal address, eulogiziEg the life and
works OF Dunbar. Other speakers were
Prof L. VI. Hershaw, Lieut.. T. II. r.
Clarke. Mrs. Mary Church-Terreu, and
Recorder J. {. Dancy. Miss Emma Pat
terson rectted Dunbar's poem, when
Malindy Sings" and music was furnish
ed by Mrs. Lula Joy Brooks and the
members Of the Amphion Glee Club and
Of the NineteenLh Street Church choir.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
Gon1perS Wants Eight
Hour Day in Panama
Protests to President Against Repeal of Law
as Applied to Aliens-SayS Men
Will Do Better Work

An open letter protesting against the
repeal of the eight-hOur law as applied
to allen iaborers Oh the Panama canal
has been sent to President Roosevelt
by Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation of Labor. He
asks that the President withhold his
approval of the urgent deficiency bill
containing this paragraph.
The letter says TN part;
1T is submitted TO you that it is a
misconception for any one to claim that
the application Of a longer workday
than eight hours in toTrid zone can
either be wise, economic or humane
When the federal government by reso-
luton and law placed the eight-hour
law upon the statute books it declared
a fundamental. economic principle. as
well as enacted 4 statute; and surely. IL
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
POLITICAL BOSS DOOMED,
SAYS BISHOP VINCENT

At the mass meeting under the
auspices OF the local branch OF the Y.
NJ g A, at the BelascO Theater yester-
day afternoon. Bisnop Vincent, Of the
NJ Z. Church. In his address sounded
the coming death knelI of political
bosses and the blotting out Of the
vieiousness Of the political life of to-
day. The masses can accomplish this. he
said, If they rightly exercise their suf-
frage functions.
V w Heten, one OF the national off,
GERS OF the association. gave a graphic
description Of the work OF the ass6cis-
tiOn in foreign wars
Clarence 4. Barbour. of Rochester, y.
l.. will close this series Of meetings
next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
GOULD INTERESTS BACK
NEW ROAD FROM DENVER

DENVER, Feb. 26.-Trustees of the
Denver, Laramie e Northern railroad,
recently incorporated to build a road
from Denver northward through Wyo-
ming to the Montana line, are known to
be Gould men.
1t is suspected that this is an organi-
zation OF the Denver Yellowstone & Pa
cific as it is to follow the route Sc
lected for the latter. If correct it sets
at rest reports that the Burlington is
backing the Denver, Yellowstone & Pa
cifc, and revives the rumors Of a year
go that the Rock Island was behind
the mysterious project.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

are no restrictions. The one meal in
the week days NAV be partaken at any
time during the day. Meat is allowed
only once a day.
Special dispensdtions permit working
people and sick people TO eat meat more
than once a day if II IS absolutely neces-
sary.
On next Wednesday. which is Ash
Wednesday, the first day of Lent. ashes
will be distributed to members OF the
congregation. In all the churches tv .
midweek services will be held. The
first. as the various churches may de-
termine, Will be held either on Tuesday
or Wednesday evenings. when Lenten
sermons Will be preached. and the sec
Ond on Friday, W1sn the stations OF
the cross viii be Tecited.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

an eight-hour workday was deemed
wise and economic in the comparative
temperate climate OF the United States
1t must appeal with greater force that
it is essential that a longer workday
should not apply in a territory under d
burning sun and in a miasmatic atmos-
phere.
1T is urged that. inasmuch as the
provision referred TO applies to alien
laborers, that therefore Americans need
not concern themselves That, how
ever, can have no place in our consider
alton. for in truth then the present
eight-h0ur law should not apply TO alien
laborers who are now employed by the
government or on work performed for
the government Of the United States
ITO say that men. any sort Of men,
can do more and better work In more
than eight hours a day than they can
under an eight-hour workday Is to
fagrantly fly in the face of every in
dustriaI experience"
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

Per Cent Interest With Satetv
Is preferable TO higher rate with risk
Banking dept of Union Trust Co I4l4 r
pays PC interest on all accounts.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
Look on the Want Pages.

There's no more up-to-date news in the
paper today than printed on the two
want pages. Get accustomed to looking
them over each night; use them fire.
quently. Bring your ads 10 The Times
office or leave them with any branch
office in list on want pages: mail CT
phone them 10 The Times. Times Want
Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

For Dessert Try a Brick
OF c. & s. Pure Cream Ice Cream.
Druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
C0L0RED HIGHWAYMEN
STAB VICTIM I'M FACE

NEW YORK, Feb 26.-Jacob G.
Buxone. auditor of a corset company.
of $50 broadway, was held up early to-
day by two colored men in front of the
Union Dime Savings Bank. on Thirty
second street. between Broadway and
Sixth avenue, and was stabbed in the
face. He was sent TO the New York
Hospital, where twelve stitches were
taken tn the wound After the cutting,
the men fed without robbing him.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
CENTENARIANS MARRY,
LOVERS FIFTY YEARS

MARYsvILLE. Ohio, Feb. 26.-captafn
Samuel Kuhns. aged 101, and Mrs. Sarah
Crawford, aged 100. have been welded in
Penfield township. They were sweet
hearts fifty years ago. but Kuhns served
through the Mexican and civil wars and
tney became separated. When they were
formally introduced recently at an old
soldiers reunion, Mrs. Crawford fell into
Kuhn's arms.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
GENERAL BARTLETT
LAID IN GRAVE:
Lodge Brothers Carry Body
To Last Resting Place.
MANY MOURN HIS DEATH
Was Popular and Efficient = Govern
ment Service-Prominent in
Fraternal Circles.

The funeral of Gen. George Ansei
Bartlett. disbursing clerk of the Treas
uTy Department since 1881. who died yes
terday morning of erysipelas of the
face, was held from his late residence
1904 Newton street northwest, at >
O'Clock this afternoon. The services
were with full Masonic honors Prof.
J. ". Chickering officiated and the pail
bearers were members of the lodges to
which he belonged. Interment was in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Was Popular Employe
General Bartlett was one of the best
known and most popular men in the
Government service. In his official ca
pacity he paid out more than ST. 900, 900
annually He was born at Kingston. n
H. April q, 1871, and was the son of
distinguished New England parents. His
ancestors on the paternal side date back
10 the time of William the COnqueror,
and on the maternal side they were very
prominent in the affairs Of New Hamp-
shire. His uncle, Moses Fellows, was
the first mayor of Manchester.
When sixteen years OF age he left
home 10 go TO Lawrence, Mass AT
the breaking out of the civil war he
enlisted with the Second company Of
the Massachusetts infantry, and
served for three years. He participated
in all the battles of the regiment, be-
ing recommended for promotion for
bravery on two occasions. He declined
the honor. however. both times, pre-
ferring. as he put it. ''to stay with
the boys"
In 1866 he came to Washington to
accept a position in the office OF the
Paymaster General. Two years later
he resigned, but in 1871 ne again en-
tered the Government service as a
clerk in the Treasury Department. He
was appointed by Secretary Window
20 the position, which he held until
his death.
Prominent in FraternaI Circles.
He was d thirty-seCond degree
Mason, a member Of Lafayette Lodge.
and a member of AImas Temple,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. He be-
longed TO the Union Soldiers Alliance.
the Union Veterans Legion. and al
ways took a prominent interest in the
affairs Of New Hampshire people in
Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
HID HER DIAMOND IN OLD
HAT THEN THREW 1T AWAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Wallis
Stevenson. living at the Norfolk apart
ment house, fastened a $50 diamond pin
in shabby hat for safe keeping against
burglars. Forgetting about It. she sub
sequently sent the hat downstairs, say
ing that she had discarded it. 1t was
thrown on the floor. 4 cat seeing a bird
on the hat pounced on it and tore 1t to
pieces.
Later, Mrs. Stevenson remembered
what she had done with the pin, but no
trace of it could be found. The loss was
reported 10 the police.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-11

The report OF the Open River assoc
citation just made public shows that
the returns for last month were less
than $50 and the expenditures more
than $500, which leads to the hasty
conclusion that The open river project
= not as popular or as profitable a.
was anticipated hut the fact Ii that
railway rates have been dropped once
TO meet the cut made by the portage
road and they are likely to be dropped
again when the wheat crop is ready to
move. The announcement is made that
the Open River Transportation COM
pany will move the crop to tidewater
1t rate Of - per ton as against IS
charged by the railroads. This will
make q saving. Of six cents q bushel
N every bushel OF wheat raised In the
Inland Empire. It Is also surmised
that the railroads win meet this rata
and that the boats on the open river
viii still go empty. but il their wheels
newer turn they will still operate Ia
reduce freight rates and the portage
mad will be good investment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-11
THE yVEHTHER

Il Lewiston, Idaha. Tune II. Forecast
~ Lewiston ana vicinity Tor tonight
0nd tomorrow. showers ana thunder
eEmms tonight and Tuesday: Cooler
Tuesday.
3 xol1owing Aata recorded ct local
United Statess weather bureau Office:
lfaximum temperature up TO p. m,
~ dsgrses; msanimum temperature this
lnnsping. ss degrees; mean ternpera-
tafe for ~, ~ degrees; precipitation
4 neon; na.'s'
O10cial IN Charge.