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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-01-13

The Masons and the Easten Star
held joint installation exercises at Ma
sonic hall Friday evening of last
week, following which services a So
cial session was enjoyed by the lodge
members and invited guests present.
The officers of the Masonic lodge in
stalled are: w. NJ, l.. B. Miller; S.
W., N. E. J. Gentry, j. W., Ed.
Harvey; S. D., Ross Rupert; J. D.,
VIM. Porter; Sec., Prof. McCracken;
Treas, Jesse Burgan; Stewards, AID.
Baum, Sam Cameron; Tyler, H. N.
Benton. Officers Of the Eastern Star
are, W. M, Mrs. Mccain; A. M,
Mrs. Gentry; Patron, Mr.. Gentry !;
Sec, Mrs. Benton; Treas. Mrs. Mon
luS Conductress, Mrs. E. Harvey; A.
c., Mrs. Boyles; Warden, Mrs. Baum !;
Sentinel, Mr.. Benton.
IA farewell reception was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Lindley Thurs
day evening, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. A e. Shaw, the Lindleys leav-
ing today for Seattle, where they are
to make their home. The evening
was made merry by cards, dancing,
and other amusements. Besides Mr..
and Mrs. Lindley, the guests of honor,
there were present Messrs. and Mes.
danes A. f. Shaw, H. w. Price
Ross Rupert, j. B. Holt, l., B. Mil
Ter, Ira Allen, G. w. Whitcher ant
= Oscar Hill, Mrs. A. B. Baker ant
Mr.. Fl. /. Skiles. A piece of cu
glass ware was presented to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lindley as a token of the friend
ship and esteem in which they were
held.
H. E. Goldsworthy, the veteran
left end of the State College football
team, has been selected to captain
that team next year. Godsworthy
has played on the varsity squad foi
three years and his election to the
captaincy is fitting tribute to his
undying efforts.
j. R. Collins, postmaster at Mos
COW, was here yesterday investigating
the new Pullman postoffice. Moscow
is to have new office fixtures and Mr..
Collins was most favorably impressed
with our office, and will indeed be for
tunate to get as handsome a one.
The texts for tomorrow in the
Congregational church will be, for the
morning service, Il am Debtor" for
the evening sermon, "Art Thou He
that should Gomez" All are welcome
to these meetings at II a. M and 80
p. m.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-01-13
/ PULLMAN PIONEER
HAS PASSED AWAY
Iobo D. Layman, Who Located
Here in 1878, Died
Wednesday

John David Layman, a pioneer of
Pullman, and one of the best known
residents of the city, died at his
home early Wednesday morning, his
taking away coming after months of
suffering, his health having been
broken about a year and half ago,
when he suffered a stroke of paralysis,
The deceased was born in Frederick
county, Maryland, on February 10Th,
1881, where his boyhood days were
spent. In 1872 he was married to Ann
Catharins Ringer, and five years later
the young couple turned their faces
toward the western sun, stopping in
st. Louis, Mo-, for a number of
years, and coming on to Washington
in 1878. Here they settled on a home
stead just west of the present city of
Pullman, which in those days was
known only as Three Forks, and since
the earliest days of the town had been
factors in its prosperity and upbuild-
ing.
He was a charter member of the
Congregational church of this city, and
took great interest in the work of the
church, he often visiting the church sson
the hill in the latter weeks of his
illness when it was a greater effort
To direct his tottering footsteps up
the stairway.
The funeral services were held
Thursday, for the Congregational
church, the sermon being preached by
the pastor, Rev. F. O. Wyatt. There
were many beautiful floral offerings
as tributes to departed friend. In
terrnent was in the |. o. o. F. Gem
etery.
The deceased leaves a wife and five
children to mourn the death of faith
fnl and considerate companion and low
ing father.
The children are Mrs. Sarah Farr,
Mrs. j. M. Palmerton, Mrs. Geo.
Henry and Mrs. w. E. Jaberg, and
Geo. H. Layman, all of whom reside
IN Pullman except Mrs. Farr, whose
home is in Seattle.
In the passinng of this pioneer, this
good citizen and accommodating neigh
Dor, all Pullman mourns, and extends
Its deepest sympathy to the sorrowing
relatives.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-01-13

are the Carletons, W. T. Carleton hav-
ing appeared in Pullman a number of
years ago as manager of the Carleton
opera company, an organization that
always delighted theater goers.
In speaking of the presentation of
"When Johnny Comes Marching
Home" at Seattle, the Post Intelli-
gencer says that while dealing with
war times it treats of the lighter side
of life, as life was in the early COS.
1t is decidedly picturesque, this bright,
old fashioned thing, with an old fash
ioned name, and the entire atmosphere
is charged with the teeming sugges-
tions of romance garbed in crinolne
and hoop skirts for the war time bellies
and the stocks and faded blues of the
military gallants.
The selection of "When Johnny
Comes Marching Home" is a happy
one and entirely suited to Mr.. Garlic
tons vigorous style and big BARITONE
voice, and it offers to the partons of
good things an easy story to follow,
with score that is intricate enough
to satisfy the exacting ones whose
soul longings may only be satisfied
with involved harmonies. In fact,
Mr.. Edwards, who supplied the mus
ical trimmings to Mr.. Stange's cheer
ful little book, wrote in several things
that require the best of musical appre-
citation to execute, and this applies
particularly to the quintette in the
first act and duett by Mr.. Carleton
and Miss Salisbury, also in the first
act. interviewer with the tuneful
things that Mr.. Edwards composed is
a succession of patriotic airs that ap-
pear as surprises, shaping their har-
monies out of things distinctly for
eign to the developed idea.
This opera is distinctly good, full of
snap and vigor that properly belongs
to theme dealing with the social side
of the soldier. In selecting his sup
port Mr.. Carleton has given evidence
of his judgment in securing Miss
Vaughn as Kate Pemberton and Miss
Darel as Cordelia. The musical num-
bers of the former were charmingly
rendered and her duets and scenes
with Mr.. Careltion were features of a
performance that was in all respects
excellent. Miss Darel supplied a
considerable portion of the vim that
assisted in carrying the performance
through with the necessary hurrah.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-01-13
BAPTIST NOTICE.

Saul and the Witch of Eudor" is
the subject to be discussed at the Bap-
tist church Sunday night by the pas
tor. The ordination of Baptism will
be administered tomorrow evening.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-01-13
WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCH
ING HOME"

The most important theatrical at
traction of the season will be the comic
opera, when Johnny Comes March
ing Home" to appear at the auditor
ium on Saturday evening, January
10Th.
AT the head of the notable company
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-01-13

L. j. Lindley and family were in
the city this week, en- route to Seattle,
where they will reside in future. Mr..
Lindley will go into business in the
coast city of manufacturing hotel reg
itsers and desks and other advertising
novelties of a like nature.
The college basketball team
meets the team from the u of I. at
the college gymnasium tonight. This
is the firts basketball game ever
played between the two institutions
and promises to be an intere sting
scrap.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
vViermal Gnte!"

Gin GnolGnoer un6 feline bret Sod
ter nabmen in einem mooernen Hei taus
rant in pdris Ylas. Ser GnslGnoer
iab Die Speifetarte bur9 uno f9ien
ni6ts gu finben, bas ibm pabte. pl0s<
li6 b0rte er cine Sonneritimme an Der
&aHe melben: Eternal gnte!"-. Sc
ben sic uns au9 piermal Gnte." iagte
er gu Dem aellner, Der ibn bebiente.-
mGnte 1T beute ni9t %, mein 9srr,""
anttportete Der &elner, npieaei9t pdhs
fen sic etpas anoers!" Sa fdulte
aus Dem 4t~ntersrunbe bes 3immers
cine Stimme beriiber; Limb breimal
Gnte auf 81" = Der gnsldnoer
purbe piitbenb. sd min gntsn bas
ben! Warum tperoen bier beitimmte
9Gfe porgssosen2" = Der 8efiber oes
Reitaurants bate grobe Miibe. Dem
@ait su erflGren. oab bas perlangte
9eri1t on biefem Sage tbatfd9lid)
ni6t gu baben mar, uno bab r@nten"
in ser partier Reitaurantfpra4e Die
9dfte fno, Die niir WaHer trinfen.
Mdn meloet i'm an Der &dfe an. neil
fie fir jebe Speife 10 gentimes (etpa
2 Gents) r3uf4las" gu 5ablen babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05

S6ambettiTt 9olabader, in Ter6etmz
8olanoe nod gefennt, fpie er Die Sdu
ee6iit' BOT, bespege mar er afptper bod
E Sf9entelmdn I'm tbGt fi9 i'm Grab
e%rumorebe, mann er Gid dusgebubelte,
beti6ensrdtete Dboleacrss8lai iebe
f0nnt. lin Die YGnties, no Sbr na9s
oft. I'm tpeae bcne Shr Sid nit gez
traut, Gid &c enti9ote, I'm pege Osne
S6r Sid f6enirt, en- Srpppe Bier ooer
Nei offe sc trinfe o0er mas 8erniinfs
tises &c eiie, I'M mad bene ibrer Sdf9en
Sbr Guer Sinner ufTbringt, Die tpnz
fitern Sid bod for SGti9men III
la6e iiptper Sid In iein i4marter ME
Sbr, oenn lie ge6n II Nep SnglGno
fort na9 Nep Yorf poer ergenb pobi,
mo lie fpas @erniinftigss al efIe I'm sc
trinte triege, I'M lo9e Sid nadge>
ma9te Nep SnglGno=gdnfiss aus, i'm
mann SIR es bier d%biolutli nit glei4t,
Damn 9e6t bod 5pr 9Oa pieOer 5eriid
na6 Germ trei5reis perriidte Neit
6inner 8abItr. Sit off tie t0bp, bon.
f9snop! % Sfiou6l"
@eG, bes batpipe lie 5tpar iitppel ses
numme, amer peritanne batppe iie De
leiie @inf bo9 I'M iein fort.
Ser Nlti perb Sd bun Der S4ura
preiszWifitt gar mir ioge. Was fon
lie fi9 Grsern9
I'm jsb poue mel pergniigt lei, Mis
fter g0iter. Mit Rigaros
Der Sbige $50.
or. q. Gtaats3eituno."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
Smtimts pom Sultan.
About Sentio elm freipiuiser @efaueener
In fet1 frt arpken NaIafte.

zoout Sernto eth trsttptut9er erer
tn feinsns eroBen paIaite.
Der ,8eberrI9er Der @lGubiaen,"
10 eraGblt elm Witarbeiter oes npetii
pariiien," lit fem Singing mebr; er
trdgt Die 2aft o "a Sabren unb bat
febr f9per bara1 gu tragen, od er
f9on feit Idneerer 3eit feline Miibigfeit
unO feline tOrperli9sn 9eiOen ni9t mebr
perbersen uno perbeimli9en tann.
Sang tpie ser papit lebt er als freipil>
Tiger 9efangener binter SEN umfaiz
iungsmauern zines groben Yaldftes,
Den er MIR ieoen Sreitag perlGBt, um
Der traoitionelen geremonie bes Ct
lamif Goes Dffentli9en gmpfanses Der
Wuroentrdser BON Seiten oes Gull
tans) beisupobnen. Sieisr 'YaIait
glet9t tpeber Dem S6lob gu @eriailz
Les, nod Dem 2oubre, nod Dem Quiri>
nal, nod Dem S9loHe gu @inoior.
Man fDnnte ale &Dnigsi9lDTer Ser
groe CUR Muiterung beranaieben, obns
etpds G6nli9es gu finben. Man bat
a[ler6ings orei @tertel Sabrbunoert ge=
brau4t. INN Yiloia gu bauen, uno ieben
Sag faft miro trgeno Elm reues &C.
bGuoe ansefiigt. Gs 1T cine i9ier uns
enoli9e Reibe BON 9dus9en, &iosfen
uno palGiten.
@s gibt in gilois Msierb0fe nit
Sriften, 9ammerperfe fir Die Mrtil>
lerie, Por5eGanmanufatturen unb Sep
pi9pirfereien, Die ausi9liebli9 fir
Den Sultan arteiten u. (. N. &ings
um Die feline bur9 glitter eeI9iibte
Jeitung, binter pel9er ii9 @bOuI 9az
mio berbarrifuotrt bat, breitet 1i9 Die
Stdbt Yilois aus. Senn bieier palait
lit cine Staot, in tpel9er 1000 Mann
Der faiierli6en @drbe uno minbeftens
5000 anoere Yerionen leben, lauter
2eute, Die iiber Den Monar6en gu paz
den ober fir Iein fOrperli9es @obIz
befinoen unb fem 8ergniigen gu for
gen baben. Neben &ammerberren.
Setretdren, Sffiaieren, 8eamten ieOer
Irt lit od Der 9drem nit feinen GUM
berten bon Srauen. Seoen Sag tpers
Den fir oiefe unsebeure 3abl bon I'm
tertbdnen unb untertbaninnen 100
Slide geoedt. Seoen Mtonat belaufen
iid ibre GebGlter auf tpeit mebr als
$250,000. Qber Der Sultan lit reid,
unO feline Gibiqifts, etpa 900,
geniigt ibm ni9t; er mub nod aus iei>
mem groBen eigenen @ermOgen i9Opfea.
Sir ii9 ielbit lit @boul Samib
bur9uus ni@t berf9penberif9, fonz
bern i'm 9egentbeil b09it anipru9slos.
Seine &leiOung lit iebr einfa9 unb
glei9t Der aablreiGer @inpobner BON
Sonftantinopel. Srpboem treibt Der
r8eberrf9er Der @lGubisen" ale 2eibs
i9neiOer CUR @erapeiflung: feiner BON
linen barf fi9 feiner erbabenen perion
ndbern; nun auf grobe g%ntfernungen
bitfen fe urtbeilen, ob Die fir ibn am
gefertigten &letber pafen.
Sriiber mar Der Sultan elm GROCER
5renn0 bon 8affee uno Gisarren.
Wenn er in feinen 9drten fpa5ieren
ging, besleitete ibn itets iein &affees
bereiter, Ser INNER uno iiberaa in Ser
Gage fein mubte, cine pOer mebrere
SaHen Moffa gu bereiten. Sept gebt
@bbul 9umib ni4t mebr fpaaieren;
aud ibt er faft gar ni4t mebr. Seine
etn5ise 5reube biloeH feline 2ieblin9ss
t1tere; er mar bon ieber elm GROCER
Sbierfreunb unb 5eiste ii9 bafur ben
Weni4en seseniiber umio barter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
U%nangene6mer Be(uCD.
Subm Titi@, Gsa., wiro bon ieiner
8nfuner Sermaunti6ait iibcrrai6t.

Ser a,nerifanti dc stane-@efpreiSte Spra1e.
Iit nid)ts suirieoeu @erfwaroise Ges
idma6er-NaS eipiee ,.Sonidenob"-Gin
letter abes ertoIgreidlcr @inf.
Mifter !-Oie &rGnf
foue tie trie3e, Die GoppelzJa9rgeloz
&rGnt, oie frummfecnige, nit ooppelts
Srdds IN mi!dus Sransf0rs, nGnli6)
Die gauge rb~luesbe1ieO" zYdnties@er<
tpanotI9aft BUN 0a otptpe aus Rep
SnglGnb.
IS is perfli6 pa6r, Miiter Goiter.
gs is Sim nir gsgunnt. Mir tpenige
items nit. 50 ben Mi4 i4un 10 ges
freit, oaB Sd jest. no Die @lti I'm Die
annere @eibsleit BUN Ser SGmilie un
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
DerCu1trte GfnIidtt.

r@b, Serpus, mein 2teber; felt
Sbrer @erbeiratbung, bor afpei Sabren,
babe i3 Sic ni4t pieoer sefeben; no,
pte gebt's i'm gbeitanbe9"-rSanfs
gut; aber : tbeures @ereniieen bas!
Was dllein Die Mobiftin tuitet! Wenn
i4 Dag 10 getGnnt bate, piiroe i9 80"
-r9eoig geblieben fein, ni9t tpabr9"
-rgepabre; Die MDbiftin sebeiratbet
bdben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05

Die &i0s in Der
8duntrp uff's
2anO fsin, emol
re4t quite,
feline, gemItbz
li&e, er5fioele
In pergnIgte
3ett q m NJ E
fOnnt off
fo6rs, d in
G9rn, penn 10
tpte q E {
M q dls
Strobpittper
es treble, no.
Wiiter gbiter,
oes fann Sd
nit a9te = IN
Sd mar uu9
f4un gang lido
orin i'm @mius<
ment ur in Der
9emItblihfeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
piplomati(dfr lisinfau.

Der S9auipieler Sdn5ler bate Elm
enormes Salient = gum S9uloenz
MAIDEN. &ein @aitpirtf i'm umfreiie
bes Sbeaters tonnte fi9 riibmen, bon
Sdnaler ni9t angepumpt porben gu
fem. Nua Die &enner trauerten mebr
pber peniser srDberen uno tleineren
Summen mad.
Siblte bas pumpsenie einrnal pGbs
reno Der probe Sunssr o0er Ourit, 10
Bate er, INN ietnem prinaip treu gu
bleiben unO 3e9en ni9t gu beaablen.
tpeger manselnOer 8erabrsi9ung leibz
li9er Speiis in Der Na9bdrf9aft ii9
auf Die Glsttrii9e fesen unb cine neue
0uele fu9en miifen. SelbitperitGnoa
li9 erbielt er iebt gegen nbuar""
bas, mas Der Meni9 CUR Stiaung BON
Sunger unb 0urit notbgebrunseners
tpeile beoorf: gFen uno Srinfen.
Sa SGnaler felt feiner fribeiten
&inbbeit fir Speiie uno Srant cine
beIpnOere 0orliebe bate, mar es fem
Wunoer, bab ibm zines Sages tpdbz
reno elmer ii9 langausOebnenben
probe ser Sunger iiberfiel : SurIt
bate er gu ieoer Sages> unb Na9tSeit.
Sn einem Oft mar er unbefadftigt =
Die pauie polte er CUR leibli9en StGrz
flung ausnuben.
Die Seit, mo i6m fir 20 Minuten
Die 6reibeit Jei9entt mar, nd6te beran
= er itiirmte binaus.
OILS porfi9tissr Mann 6ffnete er
fem Portemonnaie un0 lugte binein.
GntieBen padte i'm = er bate nur Elm
20 Marfftiid. Wem er es absepumpt
= er tpubte es i'm Iugenblid ni9t.
@r fombinirte: 9ebe i9 binein in
tpel9e &neipe ih au9 mill - fsiner
miro mas berausseben - Ollie perbsn
ben Reit auf msine alte @6nfo Obj
sieben. Oa fam i6m cine @Dtterioee:
Gin &oIege, sbenfaus fir turas 3eit
unbef9dftist, f6rttt aus Dem Sbeater>
sebduoe, um Elm nabegelegenes &eituus
rant aufsufu6en.
n&0nnen sic mir 20 Marf tps6s
feln, 9o1eee9"
r9e0aure, audi muir grpbes @elo!"
Oas erobe 9elo beitano in 40 Yfen-
nigen.
,Sonneripetter!" briiute SGnaler.
rWos tbun, fprt9t 3eus. 5alt, id
bab's. &oIege, i9 sebe fir Sic einsn
S9oppen aus, penn sic metne 3e9e
besablen!"
Dad ib ni9t!"
.8srfteben Sic mid re9t: tpenn Sic
meine 3e9e bon meinsm 9elbe be5abz
len. Sd sebe Sbsn 20 Warf. sic
besahlen fir uns 8eioe uno eeben mir
oraubsn auf Ser Strabe Sen @eit bss
@elbes. Mber ia ni9t i'm 2otal, i9
babe meine 9riinbe!"
Der Mnbere ld9elte perftinoniBz
innig, nabm Die ibm barsebotsnen 20
Wart, uno 8eioe sinsen in Die nGdits
2neipe.
Sdn5ler fdmunseIte, aIs fein Sol
lese Die 20 Marf auf ben Slid oes
!Saufes legte. Sn Dem 4usenblid belt
er ii9 fir einen Ser erObten Diploma
ten Oeutf9lanbs unb anberer -
Stdaten. Ser &elner nabm bas Gelo,
ging 6amit ans Buffet : er fonnte
nod nidt pe9ietn = iibsrrei6te Dem
Wtrtb bas @elb unb fam suriid, um
1 Mart % pfennig tpieber b~eraus5us
eebenA gu Dem bilfsbereiten 3ahlfp1s
legen fagte er: Der Gbef bat slei6
Sbre Sdulb in Qbaus sebra9t = ss
paren II Mart 80 pfennig. Oes
f6lauen Oiplomaten @efi9t perlGnz
gerte fi6 = Der anoere ld6elte, er bate
cine briidenbe S9ulo tpeniser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05

l III ! u tHlC u " III e :
T q 5 E n. Die dinefi6en Soloaten
alien S9luses, bie bisber ben sanaen
Sag faulenaten uno Opium rdu9ten
unb oafiir am gnoe oes Monats ibren
Solo betamen, (ooer aud ni9t be-
famen), iino iebr berbrofef bariiber.
Dab fe INNER me5r Den jungen, na@
frembsm Mufter eebrinten 2efruten
bas Selo rdumen follen. &iirsli9 CAB
es in Suti6au, elmer Hd9bar itabt
S9angbais, cine reselrehte S9laht
atptiGen ben betosn Yarteier. Die
Glteren @olbaten tparfen babel mebrere
ser jiingeren in's Mafer, unb biefe er<
tranten. CUR Strafe bafir Iieb Der
@ouperneur Ser Yrooina brei Ser
ltebeItbGter entbaupten; Is BEL Dem
Sample fdtperpertpunoste Berfonen
trnr0ep mad Mifiionsbofpttdlern ses
fdafft. 4
Cine 8ombenfabrif, sic
BON appel &uHen inter falfdem Va:
men betrieben ipurb, lit in Sambura
entoeft porOen.
Sur franfe 9opfpfIam<
sen iieoe Die Gridte Der uneblen
Robtatdnie, f9itte Den erfalteten Obj
CUB in Die SOpfe, uno fdmmtlide
Wurmer iperoen. ii9 beftis friimmenS.
on bic SberflG6e fcmmen nnb pers
enoen. Den Sopfpflanaen fdaoet Die
GliffJieit feinestpess.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
Iusebefferte SAB n


gefefGte Sie itGbtifaen
Strabenbabnsn in &Dln b~efDroerten i'm
@ef6dftsiabre 19O5-19O6 $685.
843 psrIonen (9,574,298 mebr als i'm
Woriabr). Die 9etriebseinnabmen be-
liefen fih auf 5,938,569 Mart OIL
166 Mdrf mebr), Die 8etriebsausgaben
auf 3,644,O O9 Marf (533,662 Marf
mehr). Der 8etriebsiiberi9uB mar
nit 1884, 562 Mart Inn 22,495 Wdrf
qeringer pie i'm 8oriabr. Dies TT pes
ientlih auf Die erbebli9en 2obnerbD<
buneen Ser Mrbeiter, Die runO 100000
Start ausmafen, Suriid5ufibren. Die
leBtbin CUR Ginfiibrung s.langte o.
fiiinoige 9ienftaeit fir ale 8eoienite@
ten. audi bic Sddffner uno Tahrer,
miro peitere 100000 Mart bean<
fpru6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05

Die feBte 8oIts5G9Iun
In 9 ergab Die merit
tuiirbise Sbatia9e, bab es bort 1000
rod gang feline, bod fdon perbeiraz
tbete Wdo9en eibt, uno unter oiefen
900, bte npn ni4t einmul Elm Sabr
alt. aber bsrrits peripittipet finb-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-05
UhuuHre-murtrrl.

Din bieie Qappel, lisber Gbrif,
Slog elm @utUmobilif;
Cir ben Baum tpar's nebeuid6li1,
Sod Der &utler tpar su iHip61li4.
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Rough Weather Ends
Trip Of slave Ship"

In this connection a real life story
NJ the sea, Of smuggling and adycn.
trr", thrilling pursuits and hair.
breadth escapes. and the perlous voy.
ar" Of a little schooner, under whose
battered down matches was a cargo
such as the sllyrrs of the story books
carried. ended when the Frollc Of Bos.
ton was discovered by chance In the
harbOr Of Providence. II. |.
Il was the sea that had been It's
refuge that finally wrought the un.
doing Of the Froic and follcd it's ad.
venture after It had played tag with
revenue cutters and customs officers
for weeks along The coast. The Frollc
was a battered and crippled ghost Of
Il boat when It crept into port with 20
woebcgonc and starving Cinnamon in
its hold. In the night. while II was
believed the crew of storm beaten
fishing boat was repairing damage.
iorics went to and from the shore
and the FroIic and - Cinnamon we're
landed.
The Cinnamon were sin being
taken ashore and hidden in coal
heaps when a man employed on one
Of the pockets on a dock stumbled
across shiyering group Of Cinnamon
and gave the alarm \ little later
customs and immigration officers
swoopcd down on the Frolic and cap.
lurcd H. Cinnamon and two of the
crew skipper II, X. Colby, Of ROs.
ton. who led the adventure, and his
mate, "Al' Adams, slipped away in
dOry and escaped On shore on.
GERS captured John G. Lchnemann, of
Boston, whose part in the adventure
was conveying and smuggling China.
men TO the refuge of the Chinese
quarter in Providence.
In his cell Lchnemann said the
smuggling of Chinese into New Eng.
land states has been carried on for
years with great profit. He stated
that expedition Ike that OF the Frollc
netted about $4,000 clear of all ex.
penses. Asked how the smugglcrs
were able to cyade the officials. he
answered: That's easy. Most places
in New England are fixed and we
don't have any trouble" Lchncmann
explained that the Chinese were
groups to Newfoundland, where they
Canada and from there in small
grounds to Newfoundland, where they
were held to await vessel from the
United States.
The two members of the crew OF the
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tying gayly colored silkcn handker
chiefs about their necks.
II is along the Rio Grandc border
however that the smuggling Of dis
guiscd Chinese is conducted with con
Summate hncsse. Tho scheme In
use there, II followed by really cap
able Chinaman, are usually effective
hundreds Of the more intelligent are
landed in Havana and at Mexican
r1r's. whence they can make their
way TO This country.
Chinese immigration Is welcomed in
Mexico There IS o tradition pre-.
served in the old histories Of the &c.
lcs;ial empire that centuries ago
trading junks from China landed on
the western coast OF Mexico and
opened mp commercial relations with
The subjects Of Montezuma The chi
ncse often have In mind this ancient
relation when they 20 10 the country
over which rules President DIa2. The
Ch.vsr learn Spanish. adopt the Mex
lean dress and manners, learn to wear
a somhrero with grace and often, af.
'"r waiting for two years - perfect
themselves I'm being imitation MeXi-
cans. they bodily cross the southern
border and make their way to the
nearest Chinatown.
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the Canadian Pacific the Chinese
were rushed through the British terri.
tory without having the advantage "
the 90 day clause This arrangement.
however, did not hold with certain
smaller railroads which carried pas.
sengers to Newfoundland The United
states Chinese inspectors have ne
Gotiated an arrangement within the
last few weeks under which Chinese
supposed to he on their way To the
United States must be bonded
There are now said to be hundreds
OF Chinese in Newfoundland who have
for months been waiting their chance
to attain their ultimate goal, the
United States.