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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

countrymen who now speak of the deeds
usually confine themselves to denouncfng
the British for having burned certain build
ings in Washington. They had better spare
their breath. The sin of the invaders in
burning the buildings Is trivial compared
with the sin of our own people in falling to
make ready an adequate force to defeat the
attempt. This nation was guilty of such
shorts ghtedress. of such folly, of such
lack of preparation that 1t was forced SUI
pinely to submit to the insult and was i'm
potent to avenge it; and 1t was only the
good fortune of<having in Andrew Jackson,
a great natural soldier, that prevented
repetition of the disaster at New Orleans.
Let us remember our own shortcomings.
and see to it that the men in public life to-
day are not permitted to bring about state
of things by which we should in effect in
vite repetition of such a humiliation.
Put Words Into Deeds.
eve can afford as people to differ on
the ordinary party questions, but if we are
both far-sighted and patriotic we cannot
afford to differ on the all-important Ques-
ton of keeping the national defenses as
they should be kept, of not alone keeping
up but of going on with building up of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

fiance, but In supplication then, Don't
tread on me-" No American citizen upon
contemplating on the spot these painful
circumstances could have shrunk from an
attempt to secure for his remains a more
deserving sepulture.
Body of Hero Identified.
When the body was exhumed it was
fortunately found perfectly preserved, with
all the flesh intact, In consequence of hav-
ing been buried in a 1eaden coffin filled
with alcohol-the usual method OF embalm-
ing in those days. There We're only five
leaden coffins in the entire cemetery, four
of which were identified as those of strang-
ers. While the features of the body In the
fifth coffin were easily recognizable when
compared with the accurate busts and
medals of Paul Jones, while the Initials
were found upon the linen, and the identity
was convincing from the first, it was
deemed prudent to submit the body to
thorough scientific examination by the
most competent experts in the profession
of anthropology, in order that the proofs
might be authoritatively established and
officially placed on record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

OF Queens root Prof. King Saysi
An Alternative blood purifier) iin-
surpassed by few, il any, other Of
the known alternatives. Most sue
cessful in skin and scrofulous affec-
tons: beneficial in bronchial affec-
tons permanently cures bronchitis
relieves irritations; an important
cough remedy; coughs of years
standing being cured aids in blood
making and nutrition and may be
taken without harm for long Pc
RODS"
Queens root, Golden Seal root,
Stone root, Black Cherrybark and
Bloodroot, all articles extolled by
leading practitioners of all the
schools, as the very best of cough
medicines, are made especially vat-
liable when combined with chenl-
ically pure glycerine, which greatly
enhances the curative action OF all
these ingredients in all bronchial,
throat and lung affections, severe
coughs and kindred ailments.
Who can doubt the efficacy Of
such compound when scientifically
made up, as in DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Who can doubt
that it is a most effective remedy
for the several diseases for which
its ingredients are so highly recon-
mended by the foremost writer's on
Materia Medica?
1t is in the cure OF the more
chronic or lingering, persistent and
obstinate cases of bronchial, laryn-
gial and lung affections, attended by
hoarseness and severe cough, which,
if neglected or badly treated, would
generally have run into consunc-
ton. that Golden Medical Discov-
cry" has won the highest praise
from all who have observed its mar
velous control over these and kin.
dred affections. 1t is no cheap
compound, made up of trashy in-
gradients for free distribution, that
curious people may experiment
upon themselves as with the many
fake nostrums SO commonly sent
out as trial bottles" 1t has fortv-
year record, embracing many thou
sands of cures behind it, is sold at
reasonable price and may be
, found in all drug medicine stores in
this and many foreign countries.
1t will be seen from the above
brief extracts how we'll Golden
Medical Discovery" is adapted for
the cure of all blood diseases, as
! scrofulous and skin affections, erup-
tons, blotches, pinples and kindred
ailments; also that it is equally
good in all Catarrhal affections, no
matter where seated, and for all
cases of Indigestion or dyspepsia,
torpid liver or biliousness, and as
tonic and invigorator in all manner
of weaknesses, and in nervous de-
bility and prostration the above ex-
tracts amply show
Much further information as to
the properties and uses of Golden
Medical Discovery" and DR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription for weak
women will be found in little book
let of extracts from standard med;-
cal books which will be mailed
FREE to any address on request
by letter or postal card sent to DR..
r. " Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
All the several ingredients of DR.
Pierce's medicines will be found,
from the reading of this little book
let, to have the strongest possible
professional endorsements and rec
concentrations for the cure of all
the diseases for which these medi-
cines are recommended. No other
medicines for like purposes have any
such endorsement. They are nom
alcoholic, non-secret, safe and re-
liable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

our infant navy and give prestige to our
country on the sea"
At the outbreak of our revolution, after
he had presented to Congress. by request
his celebrated suggestions for the organi-
xatfon of an efficient navy-a plan as APP
piicable fundamentally to the service today
as then-he wrote: "As this is to be the
foundation-or, may say. the first keel
timber of new nayy-which all patriots
must hope shall become the foremost OF
the world :"
He was the very personification of valor.
He ranked courage as the manifest OF hui
man attributes. He loved brave men; he
loathed towards. He believed that there
not atone. He showed this trait In all the
aphorisms he uttered, such as: sBoldness
not caution wins MEN mean more than
guns in the rating of ships" II am not
calculating risks, but estimating the
chances OF success" AS long as manly
more than century of time has been re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

character of our illustrious sailor was his
pronounced and enthusiastic loyalty TO
America. In a letter to Jefferson in 11So
he said: II can never renounce the glori-.
Gus title of a citizen of the United States
At another time he wrote: II do not wish
to engage in privateertng. My object is
not that of private gain, but to serve the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

The most eminent scientists of France
cheerfuIly contributed their efforts to this
task in the presence of the members OF fhe
American embassy and consulate and the
high officials of the municipality OF Paris:
The Identification was rendered easy and
was established with absolute certainty by
reason OF the authentic busts and medals
obtainable for making the comparative
measurements, the abundance OF accurate
information in existence descriptive of the
dead and the excellent state of preservation
Of the body. due 10 the aicohoi, which
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22
Die pamrn ais 5Nhlnue-
Ipcn0cr.

sine e6tuio lie5sn5nar0ig entpu=
iialtiine tDie oem 8eihleht ibmeideI
blite 9l1u0erei ieer Die erfriideaot
5tlbtaH9. Welte Ger &u5tjd her @d
men In Somlner in Ser perihmdhtcu
oeu Gelt perbrejtet. lit ebcn in eIrem
engliideu 8latt 81 leieu. Die IA
men = 10 ihreibt BORT Elm .6yaaen
lob" = lebeR in elmer eipig tip.en ut
m1ipbdre uno briHpeu 0ieic i6eraQhil
nit ith. Us lit aerd0e3u eritauuli3,
oieie 8uuit oe5 Weibes. Der 6iBe gu
ent3tatU uno itlbH. neun 0ds Sber
momeier iih Oem S~ieoegrao ndbert,
mmer auf oa5 alertie5te friia una
tiibI 81 bIejben. 9erdoe ieBt iteht oiele
t0ltiife 8.itbt RES .iommerli6m
g9eibe5" aui ibrey pollen 00be. CO
cart uno feeHbaft Ihuebt tie in ihren
mftigeu. ouitj9tn MMFelirtu uno
5lIlen, In 9iUuen. SpigeB uno "a
tittn climber. oab Sic Strlbeu. oie
G1uipaQsu un0 @let.ruden mie BON
5l}ebtifNpiuQteu Shmttttr,iNaen De-
Ie5t erIteiusn. 8ommt iolh e.re
hol0e Bitten in Od5 s{nneye tjnts itidi
aeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qtfllttert.
.uo bic 6errtu ibytu eljbeHoeu @eTh
FERN uu0 tropfcnDtn @,jruen mi. Dem
Stro66ut &lhIuuQ 5u5urdht,G ptyius
6aU. 10 dllQ. Elm triri{5sg>sc gait
aduh mt herein. Es m1l Itia. 0oB
aud Nldunec oje 9unit, lu3l uuo tu=
ria al bJei3eu Ccriteben r. Die 6Fauea
Nu0 In tbr och pie Nlsjiter. Sin Ntdrn
alaubt i6on init cinem 9lHlml. siHey
Observation-Disclosures 4eite. eirem Ngl
a1udn}ua o9sg ctrl,tjben Nls W}ol
G6ite IN trcpiiter Nisiounl Qe.tiiItt
ia habtn. cine Frau rt0ltirt oje tire
.aui Gin bis SIR upplbgHehmeay,et
31tyiebtnes N}iaJmlm oeE Oeuih.
uu0 0drmt tmA b.eJ5t eoh jumtJ
qrl3ioa uuo elegant 1ugt}eaeu. 9uyh
Sic uueu0ijte Sorafalt, o5e tie auf ojt
f~leiuIgu Ser yt;Rtuoea G~,Hst.htjtea
jhrey Zoiittte usrlperost ,,sJost Es
1Qes gum E%ut35tEH: jbre oIrMbrcde
nen SejNcnrsImrf52r bic ts1gn led
ten SdHhe. oit 3.c,flr5tHtn ieigsT
8uo fe0srumftat.erten SoUHtait,eme.
uatey ntntu i5r Gtftt psrttlyt i6im-
merit. bic illterrt.5s1. 0urhrhti3ea
9(trmet. ote setn t;s }.lu GGboleg rels
s,sn uuo Sen runoeG Ayw. 1uf Sem
elm ihrtei1er 01Hc'+ uh htrlU'ty,cat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22

0er h5ac g ui.bt ihon manamag
am ej8egta ser fremoeu Ejiu, eyjeti.
olb cer @aesdASiioif eiri8sy &stui=
ti3IU -lassao oes Stems auh 1uf
&rdu.aetttu 1uO Oeren gle5tnum iauoe
U1ty1jra. 3olig od3u aR3stb0p ma
g5u. Sen &aeetit SO btreamen. Gin
es.aua.er 5gaoyiit, Ser ei1mai an ser
@|lhaeas.tfa bic bcry.ih 0uf;enot
@1rit5eeec ru allen osrIpeit ate,
er'a5..a Il 7t BON peyit iso,neu &c
5crtv5stt,..e bis in ois anGeru
ts5't srub pom Sic, ieirer
S5jr tt ae- -aOtta. uuo CT olio un-
aca.aasst tssa 2ped trye5&te. Tas
E,t3a.r o ritts C;rae. ioroie 0on
ti-ta tsi1a,- o0tc dUoeru uBlrse
ue57ss &css1l.ta ioa man thuu,ihit
e.rmeotc. C1et1en g~spjEHt O1s elm
fo1rt I,,h rem IS h%eiisys. 1nges
asgos gu;eg6oltuRa Duy5t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22
Die Rrinitirn als 8irfnsrcitcrin.

Die brittle SD6ter 0es eDtJen3broHz
prdteH0cuEeH Son Carlos, 0oreu she
mi. Dem QeJn5eR Sb1n6ur1sg w gotnz
burg Dor etti9en Sag,u 0uyb papitli=
den Sprut gtI6ieoeu lpor0cu ii,
md6t q~t3suodrttg IN oer Nr9entinIz
IAtu 9iepugst piel pou it@ re0ea. un0
Die sroBtn 2age53eitungsu pm 9ue
1o5 4jres. Oiario. YreHia ano an
sere. 6%ciHgtH i|pdltenlange 2lrtjteI. bic
iId nit 0sr hitigeu 4iice ron 8ourz
bon 5ei6Ji ltH. IS miro ndmlid be-
bduptei, llB cine i'm San W}drti5=
Sirius 81 @asHos BIAS uutts Dem
0amen .Ulstgusrite o'Gfpagne" duf
treten0e Salaretieriu mt beIl3ter
4lict i0entiA fell. 0b ba5 pcbr tit,
tonutt ~dl,gatngs niat MT SjAerhejt
fsitQtite1t utroen. "a 0ie fIotte Dame
fi6 tehary,iA in Shnei9su 9ilt.
Der Goarrier Sc Ia plata bat Ste
Bbpto3rdphe Ser 4rin}eIiiu &.jte aug
ocr ,3tjt Jtrcr Gbeihlefun9 uao ods
ruater oa9 @sto Der mpitsrioicn Shul.
rtitcriu g%se5Tfentliat. 0ie bsjoen
@ortrits Sen eiudnoer ioR 3u9
Fir 3ul, mo man nur0e iG1oareu.
san man bier mir6e Rcns }rpei Salpe-
tern oor Ta Babe. Dab Don Carlos
nit iefncr Sd 6tern ttiu Slid bat it
betanat. Ct dlteIe II iene Erin3ei
Fu Gtoiya. sa iin pcu oen ptr1tird=
t6etcu W-,ar 6olhi entfii6rtn IieB
urO ME fh iin9R in eiusm i%;d,ieai
Id'tu W2lresu uie nit elmer gSsrtils
ierir rrU-...e Die 5peite 9rJu}e'Fu
Beatrice Ge5e-tbtte DEN 0ria3tn 9l5l
Iimc ann I.tsnQ zines Edaes aus Sic
hc5orau iris Wa1sr o0a 100 le EN-
7vji6gr VI auis 3rodgne brah.e.
Cis 0rittt IiA 1T oie uIiti1c 4,te-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22
Gin ie6CuOer &Iinocr.

Der matbam1titsr G1uEotripn Dar
o60ia er6lin0st. betlei0cts ieooh troBs
Dem ieine 9rofeHur in Gam6rtoee 6is
2u Ieinsm Ecoe. Seiu S6arfTan ii
Ser 8@alrt6ei.u1g Der MeRiaen. Die er
Jar nitt gu iebeH bermotts, mah..
ion All elmer 8@eri6m.heit Der 0aEn1ii.
gen 3eit.
Gines 1o3es 5sTl1o er Fh in elmer
@eie1fhlft. IND ais cine i6m o6qil
uubsfdnuts Dame 9as Simmer 0erleB
Iaate er eli i5insn Rldbarr am 81.
fhs: Die Dame, re.5e f1 ioe6er
perabItisotts, btHbt p~unSer1ogi
2ahnel@ glla fya8i3a tritaunt, uie er.
Ser 9liuoe. o1s pHta t5gae
-5shy siaf1a,- Id1t. 5aun9erTon.
.i5rtH 6tip,dt,n mad b16t 10 teiat7
8runo. oj, G1rls TGr nS-caa su BAL.
ten. 0t1lca b1t fs plb,sao e;rer
SnuOe uuoui aoriih liant geladt ob.
uohl uieGranO 0o}u 4nlaB CAB. Is
b.eibt mir 6ober taine onoeye t5rfli-
rltn9 oa1ir libri1 ais Oie, 01s ic
ihrc ih0Heu 31Aue 5atGcu lDoqte q
Die 9rUeieu0cn mi8tan Die &its-
ioge oes iaar1iHRisea &!iHOm beita.
tieeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22

Ihneeise WsiB, bic leifn 6arben1aus
DE. Die oie aleioung bes Wei6ss l6er=
flutben. Wit erTrHdt Jpn Oas @etbez
ride uH0 9uTtigs ser StoFfe. has uis
WaherlDeneR lie umrdui6tl 81 bons
briHgt he Die gelegHete QiiihoH. cine
8orfelluHg RON aable in siHeH perz
leH9eHoen Suli.ag az baadeH. Spdunt
re i9ren SouaeHi1irm auf 70 lit oas
70 gut, als itpin5e lie einsu Heoers
td6er. So piro qeraoe Ger Sommsr
oIe 3eit, no 6ls mei6 one gauge Siegs
baTtidteit ibrss Weiens s~ntfolten fam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22
af9Ie 8immer an leiaen saaen.

Nau4le SIMMER an UefRen SGgcn.
I'm ieine @obnraume iel6it be.
groBter 6nn0staq5bibe in angere6,
mer IemperotIr 3u balten, limo 4ui.
mertlamfeii mo enc beitimut
8euatHiB pbodtaliiher @eieBe uot8.
Denoig. 2lls erfte @ruuoiGse gelter
nd9ite9eHoe 0rei 8sgeln: /. umgie5
oIt nit idlehteu @drmcleiteru.
2 &alle Der ridden 2ltit ireiea 3u.
trttt. 3. Gr3eugs tolte 2uft
o1trd &erormilm8. Sc oidter Ia.o
ifmerer eiu Stoff it, ocito better lei.
let CT Die 4Qrme. Gin idledter
&drmeIeiter lit poros. leidt, er lcbi
Dem @inoringen Der @arme lebkdi.
ten 8i0eritan0 entgegen. 8lG5 1T
BON GROCER Gidtigfeit alio Elm gutter
@armeIeiter. Eeiine clio Die Glos.
Ieniter, idIieBe biuqe9en Bic SdloIl.
zen. oG SOIL, Stro1 Il. l. 10. Die
&arme i@le4t leitan. Su Grmnuge.
lung non Salouiien nerbanef man
ote 6enlter nit lei6teH. 8unfleu
Stoffen. Die nit l1nredt UerUontg
3ugiuit eHtite6t 0ur6 Sen @usQleidl
Der leidten, Uarmen 2lft nit Der
lpe5ifiih iduereu, folteu. @ef;n0eE
lib nun Dor 0einem 3immer Gin fiA-
lerer &alm ais 6ieics ieIbit (um0 oa8
miro gepobnlit Ser SAL iciul. 70
tradte man. cine feline 2%uft6auc.
megling b|er3uiteucL m0cm ON Sen.
tier cine einfa6e @eutilationsoorrid s
tuug Is. .. Miu0rd06en) onQebra6t
uno 5ugleih Sic 5biir geoffnet miro.
Durh oen @usgIeih Der e~inItr6men.
ben fallen 2uit init Der pdrmeu 3im.
merluit miro Die Iemperatur er.
Hieorigt, 5ugleih front Our@ ole
8entiIotion oie iuiertoffbalttgc
@uBenluft Elm, 10 SAB aud Sen 5or-
0eruHgen Der @eiuu06eitSle6rc b0aig
entipro6en miro. 9urd 0as Ger.
ouniten oes &aiIer5 miro cine ltu.
menge 8Grmc Derbroudt. 8eipriBe
alio Den Subbo0cn (oeiien ~Itmabfreis
ienoe 8eppide eutierut iino) nit
8aiier ODER Giiia. itelle Elm 4qltc.
rum ODER cine ilade Sdiiiiel mir
8oiier ms 3iNmcr, o0er b~erfertige
eiHen fleiuen Sprinq6rumueu. cen
on nit IuftrciniQenoen 8lattpflGttcn
imgiebit. 0cim @efolgen 0ieier
RotbidIGse uirit 0u oes M2orgens Io
lonqc Die iriife Moraenllft bel
oiieuItebeuoeu Teuitcrn uno Ebiiren
%einitromen Iliieu, bis sic Sonnen-
itrableu better 8u mer0en ibeiucu.
Sum Dime oie @eutilatiou, idIieBe
0ie Solouiien mo beipriBe ridt rur
ocn 3immerbooen inn0egT atb Dem
8lob Dor Dem Teniter reihli6 nit
@oiicr. Die deihIoFenen SaIouiien
rucrocn sic @Irme uur lougiam cine
oriuqcn Iniica; oieie eingeoruuqeue
@drme miro obcr ioiort sur Iniire
hiudusqepreat mer0en 0urh ben
Crid scr fi6lcu Quft i'm 5lur. 0adl
Souneunterdonq oarf nibt ioforI
Qeofinet per0en bomit ole itrableuoe
@drme 0e5 iih abtiibleuoen @rObo.
oeu5 nidt ms 3immer gelonge. SIN
Shlaf5immer Slime bel gtdht theil-
peiie. in oen iihrigeu @emoheru
o~olitdu6iq Sic 6eniter, oamit Die Der.
Oorbene 9llit eWtmeihen fam. 41i
0ieie @eiie fannit or 0eiu 6eim Ilidl
i'm CONNER onaanebm geitaltcu.
obHe ans Tltrht Dor Der Site IN cine
nit ircqWllr0iae Somnerfriide
fliidten All Tniiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-22
ulanacrci

ANNNitAf hHlII hH -ttA A|NttaNNa "fANAhfNN+
un0 ,5rrenb6uier. @cfduguiic uhl
QlteCUeriorguu8s 9lHitdltcu 3u gt
ben broudte, mouu 0ie NiH0erer}ie
buq Ia Dem 6amilicn cine 5clief.
mare. So ic6eH tpir 0euH jest o.,
Sot1c iua bic 6ailr ocutbar better
Wiet90oeu 0eumdftH ia Den &or0er.
9ruH0 ireIel, o08 uiGt uut IN o2l
TGujlieH uno &erci1el Smulc1 u1l
9irdcH ei'rig baron 9%elrbcltet miro
iou0eru 0aE atid bic HcJierulnef
bieler Sdn0er ole iriorae iiir oii
Sinner gaeelih reaclu miO one @5l'c
rinacU @ctitrcbeu, bic NIT Der 3ei.
uotbwcR0i1 Gcuor6eH limo. 3ic iril
6erea pattiar6altideu Gcr0oltItli,
bar0cn mar nod IN aau3 Deritetiu.
Gr0minfeld dn~getroifcH. Sic aiaffl
bliobcu I'm 0rot un0 Shub 0c$ @l.
t%erHboGic8, Bs 6as glioden eiueu
Gi0mne oils iciuc Satin iberqe6en
mruoc; bis Der Singing reli mo
id6ig mar, Elm ei8C'es 9cim 81 Jrim'
Den.
Cod o1Gcmad lodertcu iid sic
feitpu. 3un Irut aaUor0enm Ger.
bdltniiic bis bic Nniidt INNER mclr
@ertretcr ioBo. 0o6 sem anoe iclbit
8u iaincr Gutmi1lEug mebr ireier
g8iQe Gelaiien mer3cn iolte mlBer.
Dem oud Der Stoat before &Obt.
Observation-Disclosures iir 0n5 @eoei.
ben Der lungcH @eUcraiiou gu trei.
fen Bate.
G5 ift oas cia1uttid ciuc idled)te
Gcuiur 0ie 0amit Den Gltcru cu5ae.
felt miro. melde bis ic6t melHicib
lire Griutmgeh lore Site o0er
ibre StreHqe. ihrc 2iebe ODER ibre
@utortldt i6re Nrbejt mo Titriorqe
Q%cuiateu nm ibye Sinner Ed er5jc.
BEN. Glbcr 6a fommen bic gglebrien,
Die Diellcidt qau} ulidbig martl, Elm
mrubiqc5 o0cr trduilidee Hin0 uudl
MIR cine 4odlt su pilc9cn um0 olcie
6crrm iaan 5t Der duQitliheu 0ttt.
Ter. TN pcritebd Tciuc Sadie oar
Hift. Eu bit tmmo0crn. On bait
Tctue @'ei5bett bon Ieiuer alteu
Butter. Sic audl uidjt5 o0Uou beI.
Itau0. Cos 0ino miro iolid gehit.
teri m0 IN icbr ncru5but llEo
nm folHt cine Au5enopocrie6lmq
iiber G~upeiBitofi1 un0 Sem uotligen
GUlerltoH jbgr Stcriuijr 9lppdraie
nn0 observation-disclosures oaB Ger iut'
gen 6raH gndit m0 Nunge Mrs.
Pin Sic meiicu Sebrci Der Butter
Rlnllbt iie uidlt mcbr. Plus Dem
Ro6laB Der llrgroGmuttcr pur0ct
nod bic |g2jdclbdu0cr um0 Ole Stch.
liiicu gercttei. In mclAe @roBmltter
MIS- @nbp Reibuirt Elm cinac6ullt
milr6c uuo idau0eruo 0enft ole itlae
6rau oor0B, ME Qrduium cs mare.
ihrcu luia8 3oppelu0en (SrmQeu III
ioldle Iolteuuerf5eu9c 5u itcdeu.
Altd iIber ous @in0elaltcr hitaliS
bet iid in Der Gr3iebm9Smetbooe
bel Dcrdu0ert.
Ole mugrqIeiHtide 6dielutGe
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

'rom Jackson, a negro. who had
been arrested for holding UP and rob
bling Iassel Barnes, white boy. Of
ST. was lynched at Blanchard La. l.
miles north Of Shreveport. La.
The Colonial forces have had anoth-
or brush with rebels in tn" vicinity OF
foru men killed and seven wounded.
sixty of the rebels We're killed.
The Chinese government has handed
to Mir. Carnegie. the British charge
d'aftaircs. its promised written asSur-
ancc2; concerning tn" recent customs
edict 1t is Understood they specify
tho period for which the customs Will
be- pledged as security for ChinaS for
cign obligations.
Three mon We're instantly killed and
two injured in Jersey City Sunday 10y
the fall of Il derrick boom while en-
gagged in hosting 4 boiler stack for
the Doughcrty Rigging Co. of New
York. The dead are: Charles Arm
brustcr. George jackson and Charles
Berg. all of Brooklyn.
Charged with making and passing
counterfeit money. FRASER MctrS. Z
1i-ycdr-Cld boy. Was arrested siatur-
day at his home on the mountain road
between Manchester and Sandgatc. Vt.
The money. which has been circulated
among people in that vicinity, is in
| the dcnomna tons Of s. 10 and 2a-Ccnt
pieces and l.; Il poor initiate Part of
tn" apparatus the hoy is alleged to have
used was seized at his home.
Al n meeting of tn" Fail River Tex
tile Council Saturday it was voted tn
ask the local unions affiliated with The
council to hold special general meet
inCG on or before Wednesday next. to
take action on the wage question. j.
special :esSion If TIL" council will ha
hcId next Thursday evening to act on
She recommendations Of the various
| unions. I'll" council made no recon-
mcndationS as to what line IF action
the unions should follow.
Th" n.w cabinet of Earon NonE Beck
for Austria will he made up. in addi
ton t" Haron Richard Won Bionerth rs
minister Of the interior. Herr ForrSCht.
as minister IF commerce.. and Herr
E,ryli.ki. as minister Of finance: Herr
b"rSChattl. minister Of railways; Herr
March. {, minister Of instruction.
Count DzicduSzurlli. Polish minister:
Herr Farlk, Czech minister; Herr
Prado. German minister; Count Won
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
FORTY KILLED.
s. MexiCans and -Four
Americans Fall at Canania
During Two Days That Fighting
Lasted ---Under Martial Law.
Order Is Restored and No Sound Of Firing
Has Been Heard Since Saturday,.

Douglas, Ariz.. June S.-Martial law
was proclaimed at Cananoa last night
and every street patroled by Mexican
soldiers. Rurales and thu volunteers,
the last from Naco. Col. koStprlisty
arrived at Cananea yesterday with p
RuraleS and as many more regular
MoXican soldiers riding across the
country from Magdalcna, the military
headquarters. Gov. YSabel proclaimed
martial law late yesterday.
There has been no attempt to reach
any solution of the wage scale at taH-
anca. Tile McXiC;tnS have been rcrciv-
ing s. Il day i'll McNiCan money, equal
to $l50 iii gold. The wage scale WAS
the cause of trouble IN tn" camp. Per-
sons reaching here say that the Mex
leans declared that they would not re-
turn To work for less than s. Il day
silver.
1t is believed that the forces ON duty
at Canauea will be able to keep order
Americans here and at other points
on the border regard tn" incident al
Cananea only as Il labor trouble which
might nave occurred in any large min
ing camp.