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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
CASE BROKE ALL RECORDS.
Findings In Noted Montana Action
for Mining Comnanies-

BUTTE, Mont. February S.-Findings of
Master in Chancery Oliver T. Crane in the
noted case Of Hugh Magone against the
different smelling and mining companies Of
Butte and Anaconda were returned yester-
day, finding practically for the defendant
companies on the ground that the damages
sustained from the pollution of the streams
into which the tailings from the smelling
and mining plants had been dumped, in turn
being deposited on farming land in the
Deer Lodge valley, was more than Offset by
the general good resulting from the opera
ton of the smelters, which the action of
Magone sought to close.
The time consumed in hearing the Magone
case breaks all records in this state more
than nine months being consumed in the
taking of testimony. The transcript en-
braces about 100000 words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
FOUGHT FLAMES MANY DAYS.
Thrilling Experience Of a Crew on
Burned Ship.

SEATTLE. Wash, February S-Eeyen
survivors OF the wrecked ship Challenger.
burned and scuttied on the coast Of Japan,
arrived here on the Shinano yesterday. The
men were sent to this country by the Amer
lean consul at Yokohama They said Capt.
Henderson, master OF the Challenger, had
been sent to San Francisco on one Of the
oriental liners.
All the men bore traces Of the experience
through which they had passed. For al
most month they had fought the flames
on 7the old wooden bark, and at times the
vessel was kept aftoat by only the most
heroic work on the part of the officers and
able to get their sleep or rest, and when
the ship was finally scuttled on the Japan
csc coast they were almost too exhausted
to get ashore. The ship was beached with
out the loss of q single life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
The Spanish War Results.
Commissioner Garfield Satisfied.

James r. Garfield, commissioner OF cor
porations. who has been in Chicago in att
tendance on the trial of the beef packers
cases, has returned to Washington. He
said that his coming to Washington was
due to the fact that his presence In CHI
cago was not needed at this time, but that
he would return should IL be necessary TOT
him to do so. 1.-THE governments case IS
in very good shape" he said. 'and we
are perfectly satisfied" Beyond making
this remark he declined to discuss the
case In any way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
THE ORDER ISSUED TODAY
Superintendent Farrell of Document
Room Suspended From Office.
INTEREST IN COMING CHANGES
Dismissals Only In Divisions Where
There is a Surplusage
of Workers.

Two important orders were issued by
Public Printer Charles A. Stillings today
along the lines Of the proposed reorgani-
zation Of the government printing office,
as exclusively given in The Star yesterday.
The first order relieves DIR. William ].
Manning from duty as compositor In the
third division, and appoints him medical
director Of the big printery, in charge OF
an inside emergency hospital. The sec
end order suspends from duty l.. c. Far
rell, superintendent of public documents,
against whom charges have been preferred.
and names William l.. Post as hts tempo
rary successor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Change in License Law.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

HVeclHh DIsPatcH 10 ING btar
HYATTSvILLE. Nd, February ga
delegation representing HyattsviIle and
BiadensbufS has just returned from An
napolis. where the members had gone to
ask the legislature of the state to amend
the existing liquor license law 1t was
asked that the license fee be placed at $500,
and that the application shall be required
to be indorsed by at least twelve property
owners. who shall be voters. living within
one mile of the location of the proposed
saloon. It was also demanded that con-
viction for violation of the statute be made
enough to prevent reissue OF license for a
period OF three years. The members of the
delegation received assurances from the
legislators from. their part OF the state
that the amendment VIII be made, and 1t Is
believed 1t win be adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
,ficers of Wrecked Steamer Acquitte

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON. February S.-The board OF
trade inquiry into the loss of the steam
ship Hlda resulted today in a verdict ac-
quitting the Hlda's officers and finding
that the ship was properly equipped The
Hilda. which was owned by the London
and Southwestern Railway Company and
was on her way from Southampton to ST.
Malo, France. ran on the rocks near the
entrance to st. Malo harbor on the evening
of November II and was totally wrecked,
only six of the 100 people on board being
saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
were up. and the little ones rarely. IL ever.

were up. and the little ones rarely. IL ever.
saw him.
Rabbi Stern was allowed moment at
the close of the hearing to bring out the
point that few OF the Jewish employers In
tho city were so harsh toward the beliefs
to work on Sunday. and he explained that
nearly al of the small shops on 7th street
and elsewhere. that were owned by people
OF his nationality. rarely employed clerks
Mr.. Msnning of the Retail Clerks Asso-
citation made the point IN reply that 1t was
for the protection of other store-keepers.
who were employers as well. and who were
IN many instances compelled to keep open
on account of the competition. that the
general all-embracing Sunday closing law
was advocated by the clerks.
Rev. DIR. McKim summed up for the
advocates and w. A. Caldwell for the pro-
testants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Controversy Over Major Gillette.

TIE House committee on military affairs
held a hearing today on the Morrell resolu-
ton granting Major Cassus E. Gillette,
United States army, leave of absence to en-
able him to act as engineer of the Philadel-
pEia filtration plant at the request of Mayor
Weaver. ]. J. De Kinder a mechanical
engineer, and Frank Leake, both of Phila-
delphia, denounced Major Gillettes plans
foI Improving the Philadelphia water sys-
TEN. and urged that nothing be done to
force the Gillette plans upon the city. Rep
resentative Morreil spoke in favor of his
resC luton. The committee took no action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
ART GALLERY FOR KANSAS CITY
Proposed Gift by Col. Swope-Cor-
coran Gallery the Model,

KANSAS CITY7February s-Col. Thomas
H. Swope. who few years ago gave to
Kansas City 1.3O0 acres of land, now known
as Swope Park, will early in the year give
to the city a magnificent gallery of art, to
be known as the Swope Gallery Of Art, and
which will cost S45OOGO. Col Swope Will
also give an annuity of $4,000 to the city
for the support of the art gallery. The
structure is to be modelled after the Cor
coran Gallery of Art at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
cattlemen Coming with a Petition.

OMAHA. Neb.. February s.-State Sem
ator Reynolds and C. H. Conneli, cattlemen
of Valentine, Neb.. will leave Friday for
Washington to present to President Roose-
welt petition from the small cattlemen
of Nebraska asking him TO cooperate with
them In their efforts to secure a law for
the leasing of government lands for grazing
purposes. 1t was the original intention to
send large delegation to Washington, but
the other plan was finally decided upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Railway Concessions for Americans.

Speeiai CabtSFaui 10 The star
LONDON, February s.--A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from st.
Petersburg states that an American syndi-
cate has secured from Russia thirty-six
years concession for railways in Central
Asia, on the condition of furnishing guar
antee of $40.e00.000 that the government
will be allowed to redeem the roads on the
expiration of twenty-four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
To Alter Court of Claims Building.

In a communication received by the
speaker of the House today the Secretary
of the Treasury asks $4,000 for much
needed alterations in the Court of Claims
l,lildinR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
For Legations and Embassies.

The Longworth bill. appropriating $1,000
COO for the purchase Of American Legal
tions and embassies in foreign capitals.
was favorably reported to the House COM
mittee on foreign affairs by subcom-
mittee today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Passes for officials Barred,

Senator LaFollette today introduced bill
prohibiting federal officials from asking or
accepting railroad or other passes, and pro-
h;biting railroads from granting them. 1t
imposes penalties for violations of the
law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Earthquake Shocks in Ecuador.

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, February s.
Slight earth shocks were felt here yester-
day throughout the day and at night a
heavy shock was experienced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
illegal Promoters Fined.

SAN FRANCISCO. February S.-W. J.
woodwide. W. ]. Wood and r. e. g. Des-
midi, who We're convicted of having con-
spired to send the schooner Carmencita on
an Illegal sealing trip to the arctic, paid
a fine of $500 each yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
LOOKS BAD FOR HOCH
REFUSED A REHEARINa By THE
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, February S.-The
supreme court today denied rehearing In
the case Of Johann Hoch. sentenced to be
hanged in Chicago, February %, for wife
murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Difficult Photography.

From the Providence JournaL
The New York scientist who says he has
perfected a process for photographing HUI
man thought must prepare himself, II he
applies his invention Unfortunately. for
getting. good many blank plates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
Ocean Steamship Movements.

NEW YORK, February S.-Arrived: Ans
teldyk from Rotterdam Cassel from Brem-
en-: Baltic from Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-08
The Daring Of Age.

From the Newark Evening News.
A Brooklyn man OF seventy-eight was
married the other day. Now. DR.. osler, Will
sou be good2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
8ataiiropbe,l 3nr see.

cincs bclsiidJcn Sdnlid)ifics
pcrlurcn.
Giele bGnilfc Slider al Der aiiltc
bon SSlono crtrlnfcn. - llnal.
gencbmeS 9leilc gbentellcr I'M,
icrcS 9otidoitcrs in gnolono. -
llntcr5cifnilng bcS ongIo.tbibato
nilhen Gcrtro9eS in Hefing. -
Gbineiihe 3ugeitdnoniiie fiil
Gn9lano. - Sater @opon on9eb
lid bon rriiiihen Gepolutioniltel
ais Spion gcD1ngt. 9roBer
Sd)ifisperlaoer Strife in Sin,
lono.
Gopcr, Grglonb, %. slpril. -
Gus bclgiidc Shulid)iif n@roi oc
Smect DC giuepcr" ging bcute olli ser
Sobc bon Yrolplc Fpint inter. Ger
Captain lmo SO Ititglieoer Der
Monnldait ertranfen.
Ger 9felt Der Wonnidait nuro(
burh cine iron5oliide gorfe geretteI
lmo nod) 0iinfirdcn gebro6t.
(Sp1ter.) - SpGteren Nadridten
Sufolge iino 35 Wcnihcnleben ourd
Den Sd)ifibrlth oerloreu gegongen
ilno Die Spier lmlihlieBen Die Sobne
uieler beruorrugcnocr gcl9ier. Sllt'
Der Dem Captain fam ai,d) bcr 9c'
ieblsbubcr Der &obetten lnn's Scbcn.
Der Sdiifbrltd ereignetc lid) am Is,
gprll i'm Mccrblllcn bon giscopo.
Die @eretteten lino niht III 9itnfir,
6en gelanbet norocn, ipie irrtbiinlid)
gernelbct muroe, ionoert beIinoen iidI
ouf Der fran5oiiidcn Surfc oGlm-
QlcrQue," ipeldc uli Scr Sabrt mad,
Samburg lit.
9 hiffbrii dc unb 2ebenS s.
berlult on Scr a ii tic
ISLANDS.
&openbogen. 23. slpril.-Gic
gtodridt lit beute bier eingetrolien.
hob 5lpei 0Gniidc Iiideriobr5eiac
fiir5lib on ser aillte bon Sslonb nit
40 Wtonn in cincm Strrm itntergin'
gen. Won iiirhtet, oob nlld Elm brit
tes Shiii, nit 80 Oinnn ar @oro,
untcrging.
H ciic cobcntcner " @bitcla ~
Hcio'S.
2onoon, %. 9lpril.-Tcr omcris
foniidc Votihoiter @bitelmu Ncio
brod) bclltc iriib 5lt elmer stutomobil'
tour bon @reitsYorf, 9lmptbil, VcO.
ioroibirc, ouf. Yci Der Antunit in
2uton ronntc cin i5-iGbrigcr anobc,
mclher gcroOc oili clncm .3peiroO
iim einc Gdc Iubr gcgen 0os gllto'
mnbil unb ipur0c bon Oemlelben iibcr
ben Soilfen geronnt. Wton bob ibn
oili un0 brnhte i'm 5it einem benobs
borten Nr5tc, worori CT in Gin SoIpi.
tal iibergciiibrt pllrbe. Sr. Teio
ifien Iih ben Sorfnll icbr SIT Ser5cn
5u nebnen. Gr fnuftc cinen nellen
9Ill5ug, ionic Gin ncucs 3lueiroo lilr
Den anaben, ltno crluftc oorllnl, 0aB
man ocmlelben arti leinc Soften Die
bette Yilcge ongcoeiben luIlen iolle.
9bibet's 3nfunft.
Sbongbai. 90. gpril. - Der
anglo tbibctuniihc Sertrag lit gu
Yefing iltter5eidnet Doroen. SroB-
britoulicn crfcnnt IN bemiclbcn onS
Hroteftorot Gbinn's iiber Tbibet on
iluo peripridt, iid nid)t I'M Snnern
3bibet's ein3unliiden, poralisgeiebt,
onb es onoere Wdhte cbeniolls nidt
tbun. Gbino miro ieinerieits etlide
tbibetaniibe StGote Dem Sontel ESSn-
oien's eroffnen, 9elegrapbenlinien
erridtcn, @robbritannien bei oerSer.
leibllng BON giienbnbn Gon5eiiionen
bcpor5ugen uno 81 ,250,00O fir Die
s(usanbcn Der britiihen grpebition
unter Dem Sbcrlten Doungbusbanb
be3ab(en, iuelhe in 1903-19O4 nad
2bnia pororang.
Batter @opon angeblih &C.
b1ngt.
9on6on, 90. gpril.-gin Core
iponocnt ocs .Wondeiter Guardian"
mcIbct ous HuBlnno, er babe ults
gutter Gueae eriabren, oab 8o!cr
Oappn am TO- 9(pril BON ,tpei Ncuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
SHUTTER nno 5luei S6dter eritift.

Ybilooelp ia, %. 4pril. -
Srou Worp sSobnl uno Slpei BON
ibreu bier ainocrn, ndnllih ellie,
10 Sabre alt, nno Mimic, II Sabre
alt. erltidten ip1brenb Der lettet
Nodt in 6oI0c bes ginntbmens BON
Seltdtgos. ,Sbr @atte araft isobm
crmodte nodJ geraoe 5ur rehtcn 3eit.
nm iid mo Bpci Sobne i'm 9llter BON
i6. reip. Is ,Sobren rctten 5u fonnen.
Gie ,Srou bate geitern 9lbeno einen
beftigen Streit nit ibrem @atten.
mo Die Yoli5ei lit iiber5eli9t. ooB iie
oos @oS olrorcbte, INN lid leIbit nno
oie aon5e Samilie gu tobten. Sic iou
ihon ieit ciniger 3eit geiitesgeitort
1eueien iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

ooer @nt5iinoine ser 2ilngen ioIIte
nit Ncm Sicnop gfelicf nie iolgt be-
banocIt wcrbcu: Der Hatient ioIlte
20 Sropien res 9fclief iebe Stlnoe in
cincm 8cirgloie boil 8oiIer erbalten,
uno bic aar5c @ruIt, Sfiiden uno
6ront mrlB untcr Dem ginilub oes
0ieIicf ourb bGuiioc AppIifationen
erboltcn m2rbcn; @cci.I6ee uno
aroit.Suppen miilien ocm Yatienten
5l'r Stdrflmg Gcgcbcn merocn. ilnS
ieinc Gingcmcioc miiiicn bin uno wie.
scr onrd 81. 9iaoiuap's Yillcn in
GbGti0fcit acicet peroen.
Gnt5ilnoung ocr 9iercn, Gnt5iin.
Onng ocr 9loie, gnt5iiuoung bcr gin-
aelueioc. gntaiinouna ocr 2ungen.
meGcr Sals, @ronhitiS. ihmeres
sltbmcn, Group, Gatnrrb, ssniluen5a.
9cpfidmcr5en, 3abnweb. Nciralsie.
9ibeii.uatismis, falte Gbills, ague
GbiIls, GbiiblainS, 5roitlb6ben.
Die applifntion bon u a D opI e.
Tie aui ocn ooer Die 3beile. no Die
Sdpierisfeit ober DER Shncr3 eri-
iiirt, miro grleiftering nno Gube
gelp1brcn.
Snnerlid), Gin bolber Sbeelof.
icl in einem balbcn @lale 8aiier.
fltrirt in cirigcn Mtinltten arampie,
SpasmS, lauren Mtogen. Soobren'
men, Nerpoiitdt, Shlafloiigfeit, &opf.
mcb, Giarrboe, 9picnteric, GoIic.
gl1glin0cu ino allie iunerlihen
Shmcr5cn.
Wialaria in ieinrn DerId)ieoenen Sor'
men, Sicbcr nno Nguc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Gutaiu-Sparbanf bon Baltimore.
eiio,ueft.G6c Gntatu. nnb Snbctte.str.
(Sncurpprirt 1S47.)

"a Mldr5 1906.
Tic regaI1rcu jabrIden Sinieu sur Jiate uuu
4rpscnt, fir oic NepoIiiprcn am 1. Hprii 1906
iauig uerocn an bieicm Gage anf ben Grcbit
eineS ieben GonioS gefieui neroen uno 5ur Gin'
traguna In bic GuiitineSbicber an uub nadb
benz briiten W,outug, 10. 9lprI, bercit unb, ipenn
nid,t ee6oaen. 6ur YerSinfnne bonn 4. slpriI on
beretitet fein.
eiaatss nnb Giaotfteuern perben bon ber
gdnt be6ablt.
gsnt. u. SaAbcn, grdfibcnt.
(Didr625, ,1ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
ed,ncile uno Ndlerc Seilnn1

hrnaen bic Ct. 8eruaro ardaterpiaen in auen
,SdIcn non Stornug oes nicuichticbeu OrguniSs
NUS berpor. Sieies aItberiihmie Seilntitel,
bnS fton nnferc Ritter iiIio Wsiitier allen ioniti.
Gen Nr5neel opr6ogcii. belp0brt It'd IN ieoer
pebcrs, giercli mo Wiilsleioen. bel Sieber aIler
slri. BET 9auifrunibeiten, a1iarrb. g5ebfuht.
Nenraigie. NbeunlGli0nllis uno ilitSqblaen iiis
reinem 3nidno oeS g'Iutes eniteben IN bee
5ug 1ui Ole Neriiibtlng bon arnniteitsfetmen
itebi naS aRliiel tbuidcbIeb nrerrcidbt oa.
tNi HnSn.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

bcs @nuoes in on ySorcn arirn irhb Slid
lider %ci scnna balo, bic 6lammen III ibunon. - Scr
pprroacnocS Miaeo bcs General &GiS GomcS Mitslic
bern Der @Hracr TntrunQc cridJoIcn SUi Der SbGr
bact Scctianns ecfG6rlidr Naacrn Snnamtiprcn
snuscu. - Scn besinmn bic @cridc brc stnugcn uiScr
IraIScm Iuuuc uan Mbcbnnna ocmdyer qicbcseabcm ,m
rcdt9cmicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Nneunontd

Salle oililteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
&rkoelluneen,
Weber 6als

9urh Ginnebnlen bon Sipanatg
oocr breiBig Sropien bes Jleaon @e.
lief in ctipoS Sprrp Dor Dem SdIa.
iengeben, mo inbem Sbr ein nit @e.
lief getrdnftes Stiid Slonea I'm
gilrcu SoIS ipidcIt, wcroct Sbr am
Worocn poIlltdnoig befreit BON einem
ralbcn Salie ouilteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
Maomab's Meaob Mclief

furrt Mot rur ben nit DanIaria bebatteten
Balienicn ioicri. fouoern bcrbItet and bel aeus
ten. bic ocntfe'ben auSeefett iino peun iie ieoeu
Wioreen beim gluiieben 5run3g uoer oretbto
aropIen 8sabp Wslisi In enem @laie Maiies
nebmen uuo einen Grader effen. ireeuo ipeIAs
gnidGe.
8erfauit bon allen ?lpptbeiern, 50c. bic Gles
fbe.
Tep'Oorf, fir Boot Of abpiee". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
S)}ao'uay'5
~Rea0yR Re|ief

Sang olcitb >pie bcftig oocr unaiis.
ItcbIid) oic Sdner5cn, Die Der Tbeli.
motiihc, gcttlGgcrige, S6pade.
GerfriippeItc, NcrpGie, Neuralgiide
obcr bur6 Sronfbeit gstcOer9eipor.
ienc Ieioen mag,
Raoiuap'S Ncaby 9iclici gicbt aasen'
blidlidc Ginecrmn9 1t. Grleidtcran0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24

o0cr ir0cno cin Nort Der Mornlna
Scucr. Sic illbren fort 5rl idicBcll.
bis ooS gutonobil chuo 80 Sub ucit
al ibncn porilbcr iuor, 100 Silocn
iuclhcr olS Chauffeur lin0irtc, nit
bcn Wortcn .9tiul lc bobcn mid, tic
bobcn MIDI crid)olIcn!" to6t aus Dem
| Subrlucrf oli Die StroBc ltilr5tc.
Scomon gob flint Shiiiic oui oic
Sb0tcr nb, ohnc tie ic0od) 5l treiicn,
ilno brci bcrielbcn iuurocn Glcidb oor-
ollf blrb Foli5iltcn pcrboltct Sic
lporcn in Gbofizl(niiorm 0cflcioct
ltn0 0obcn Die 9tumcn &. 2, 0onnc-
tou @co ". Simmons nnO Wdls
colnl Nance ol. Vci cincm Gerhor
bcltGtigtc lih oic WfutbnloBung DOB
tic Wtit0licoer Der 9iirgcr- -Eotrouiac
Iino Sic bcborptclL lie bGttcn oic
Sloggcn 0cS .Not6cn &rcll5cS" nid)t
gcicbcn luro Seucr gcoebcn, ais ooS
Iutonlobil oltf ibrcu 9lnruf nid)t on.
belt Ser GorIoll bot groBe Gntrii-
flung mohgerufen Gic %crboitctcn
lino iGmmtIid, ilnge 9urihcn.
Iic brci @elongcncn murOcn in ei'
ncm 9lutomobil nod Sort Wioion &c.
broht ino Dem @enerul SnnItou
nllSgcliefcrt.
W c Gr gto6rung in Scr
Stoot ais ic porbcr
Nie belite mitgctbeilt miro, lit nic
uorbcr 10 piel 9tobrlmg III Son
Jron5isco gcueicu luie 0cruoc gcgcn.
mGrtiG, iinO Die cin5igc Shncri9fcit
Inn luclbe cS lid) IN oieier Ucjiebung
nod boiloclt lit Oic gecignetc &crtbci'
lun0 ocr SebenSlnittel. 81 ytobrung0'
ltotioncn iino jebt etoblirt, ouf rucl-
den olc Sungrigcn Speiie crlongcn
tonncn. 9SGbrenO 1cluobnlid)e Sc.
bcnSbcbilrfnillc in rcihihen NlIonti.
t1tcn uorbunocn lino, mungclt c3
audi niht nlcbr on Gclifotclicn iilr
Soldbe, pel6c buiiir bc5oblcn fonncll.
Ger lblpcrc 9tegcr Der pcrgunee.
nen gtoht iheint Die iteben gebIicbc-
ncn Wtouern in Der Stoot nid)t BE-.
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miro Oic Selcitgung oericlben ourd
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Goroernloucrn oer 5eritorten &c
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5u mohen. Gic Vcleitiguno Der Sci
tcns uno Nebcnnoiern miro oer
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niht gelprcn0t. Weil Ole grplplioncn
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Oigen fonnten.
Wtorgcn ucr6en Die It1oiiihen &c.
ridte micbcr crolinct, lno guar il
Der iilbiihcn SDnoao9e an Der Gait
iorlio. uno WcbitcritroBe. Criminal,
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ltno Giuili1le. luie Shobenerlob'
llno Sheioungsflogen, gelongen 5it.
lebt an Die Reibe.
IS brennt pieoer.
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lid erloihen mdbntc, brod) ge9cn Wtit.
ternoht IN Den aoblenbcbdltcrn bes
Serrp.3cb1ltoeS nlti'S Nclle aus. Ser
grunb botie bieie aobIenbcbdltcr III
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-24
2lmerican llational 22eSGrcss,

Warblanos 3lpcig.
slppcuirt ernitIitb an oo5 Sulf bc5
stnates Merhlano
fir Gpnirbutipncn 6ur untcritiibiing Der Sums
icnbe bon bemuthIufeu 3elpobncrn Uuit
eau 5ranSisep, 6aIiiaruIru,
Scnbet ule 9eiru9c al
GuScnc 9eperiug, Gsa., GdbcNmeiiicr.
Baltimore Srnit auo @narantcc So.
C1ep. 3urburg Wiafeuiie,
Scirctdr.
Nc 6onbs nerhcn bonn SdIiiucnier 3tpc9e
.9lmcrirnn H1tiunal Heo Grob" ocribeilt ipcr.
ben. GtO~-1l,tD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Reward Offered,
| CHURCH NOTICES.

81 b CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. ssi 3s 4gES 81
FIRST cHIRcH OF cIiRIsr. HcInNTISYs
Corner of POWDERS and Main ssrestL. sunasy
morning, II O'clock. subject. God ,9 ~
R Resaay evening sst s;S q ciosk SThs isadiRs.
room Is located In the Chamber Of Gimme III
building and IA open every weak day fFo1llf
Is ID T. All ara cordially invited, 'l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
REAL ESTATE, --;.-F Or Sale

hardy, II OF ~ rooms. with oil modern con I.
venlences, including electric fixtures and
furnace. The Spropert ~ an isg H Inv first class
condition, and wlthiai It's granite porch us
very 2attractlv as. q. home or inYestment:I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
. n "
$3.50

h Two Small Houses on Church Fill now
renting to excellent tenants for $40 per
annum. This Is "a 10 per cen I. investment
and perfectly safe. } ss PM VI al$s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-06
County Court Holds a Short
Session.

County court convened Thursday
and Judge Stephen Jewell and Com.
missioner M. A. Wertz took their
seats. Judge J. o. Booth, the retir-
ing county judge was not present,
he being out of the city on business,
he having gone out of Office the pre-
vious Monday when Judge Jewell
took the office. The retiring commits
sioner, @. f. Lovelace, was present to
greet his successor. The first bust.
ness done was to pass on the bonds of
Clerk S. +. Cheshire, Sheriff ]. w.
Russell, Surveyor d. ]. Lawton, Coro-
ner DR.. L. E. Beard and Treasurer ].
7. Taylor.
The bonds were all approved and
then the court took up the auditing OF
the usual grist of bills against the
county and there was little else OF
business on Clerk Cheshre's docket to
demand the attention of the court &c
it will probably adjourn this Friday
evening.