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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08

Among the humorous memories con-
nected with English Judges Is one OF
justice Byles and his horse. This elm.
inent jurlst was well known in his
profession for his work OH Bills" ana
as this gave Il fine opportunity for al
liberation his associates We're accns.
toned TO bestow the name on tho
horse, which was but sorry steed.
There goes Bylcs on Bills" they took
pleasure In saying. and as the judge
rode out every afternoon they INDUCED
daily IN their little Joke. But The truth
was that tho horse had another name,
known only to tie master and his man,
and when too curious client inquired
rs to the judges whereabouts lie was
told by the servant. with clear COZ.
science, that master was out on Busl.
ness"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08
highest civilization demands"
Mr.. Schmeiz Welcomes Visitor

Before introducing the various
speakers. Dr. Frissei, presented AIR
Henry Lane Schmel2, member of lhe
board OF trustees. who spoke the
words Of welcome To the visiting vr
ginans
The program opened with plamta.
llon songs from the students, and
during the afternoon the entire school
rendered selections.
The Value of OF Industrial Train,
ing was the theme of paper lis
Marion $ liich. Of Warsaw. Va.
member Of the class of 1896.
Josephine Clentcn, OF Warrenton
also member OF this years class
read paper on Prem Bogue Swamp
to Hampton and "A Changed Idcur'
was ably presented by Frank Wilson
OF Pine Ridge. $. D., another of this
years graduates, but from The Indian
school Thomas G.. Walker, Il cnlniu,i
'awy"r III Gloucester county. who ri.l
uat''l from Hampton in 1883, made IA
strong address; OH the work of his race
III Gloucester county
The Richmond party returned to the
capital city at > O'Clock in the after
noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08
GOV. SWANSON SPEAKS
At SCHOOL EXERCISES
Continued from Page one.)

ing negro as white man is of being
white man. Education should build
character and education without char
acter is like ii house built upon the
sand. The speaker humorously told
OF people in his section who would
rather kill IL deer than have an NJ a.
degree from the University of Nir-
ginia, although these people. lie dc.
clared. had coed business sense when
it came 10 IL trade
Wiilinuham htmonishes Students.
Rev, X. j. Wllingliam. u. H.. of
Richmond, upon being Introduced de.
livered II splendid address. in which
ne admonished the students of the
, school. as well as his hearers. to live
true lives. He said it was little
things that make up life, although
tnl3 life is not little thing.
lie complmpnted the authorities of
he school upon the evidences of
beauty seen at every point around the
Ground. II was by persistent effort
that character was built, said he.
Dr. Kent Makes Brief Speech.
II was late when Dr.. Charles W
Kent, "f the University OF Virginia,
was presented by DR.. Ogden. Or.
Kent had to cut his address. He said
in part:
Education of the Negro.
The negro is 10 be educated This
is a definite and definitive declara
ton of public policy adopted by
every Southern State and in some
form or other reiterated ana empla-
sized in every legislative assembly or
constitutional convention. That the
negro must be educated is the judp.
mcnl reached tardiy by many and MOI
reached III all BY some but held firm,
ly by the large majority of thoughtful
men and women IN he South.
Funds Not Divided
And the negro is Ia be educated
without division of schuol funds in
proportion 10 the taxes collected from
each race. This principle OF division
has been freely and fully discussed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08

Furniture moved-L. F.. Hobbs
Phone sc. ap s.tu,sulm
Small boiler and engine for sale
l.. F. !iobhs. tn, e..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08
BUST PORTRAITS UNVEILED.
Justice Brewer, Of United States su.
preme Court Delivers Address

'oSiioe Gi ever OF united States Su
preme Court Delivers Address.
Bust portraits Of General Samuel
Z. Armstrong. founder Of The lamp
ton Normal SchG0l. ami of Eo5.er T..
WashinRtn. were unveiled with i'm.
posing ceremonies; in gymnasium hall
nj Tie normal school Sunday after
noon Many distinguished educators
attended the ceremony.
Dr. William J Schieffcl!n. presi
dent of the Armstrong Association, OF
New York made The presentation ad
dress OF the Armstrong portrait and
The acceptance speech was made by
DR.. Rchcr, G. Ogden. Of the board
of trustees
Dr. Francis G.. Peabody dean OF
the divinity school'i,t Harvard lnivcr.
SHY, was The orator of The occasion
Although not down on the program,
Justice David j. Brewer, Il member Of
he United States Supreme Court, de.
liyercd an address.
Al the meeting of the hoard Of tru:,.
tees i'll gymnasium hall tonight,
speeches We're made by Rev. C.HB.
Bryan. ID. D., Of Petersburg. Archdea
con Russell Of l.awrenceville; George
Foster Peabody, Professor Francis
Peabody and Dir. William Sclieffin.
Dr. Robert C. Ogden presided
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08
Wines and Liquors

belong to the lost tribe that stray
ed away from Dublin before Moses
Sailed on the Red Sea. I'm price
cutter. I'm Il moncy-maker; l'm the
one that sells all straight Whistles ;
retail at wholesale prices. The follow
Ing high grade l0c whislicys sell for
DC drink: Paul Jones. Pure Rye,
Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
Springs. pure Maryland Rye Whiskcy.
Four XXXX, Baker Rye Whiakey.
Overholt Rye Whiskey. PalkwGod Rye
Whiskey All Of the above named
WHISTLES Is strictly high-grade; match
lily prices if you dare. beat me if you
can.
Whiskcy In bulk Mt Following
prices:
OLE. Nick pure Rye, IL pit CSC; gal
ION ...... ...... ...... 81 90
l.ennarda Farori,e IL pit. zoe; ,.al.
ION ...... .,.... ...... f".u9
Hunters baltimore Rye 1-2 pit. 25c;
gallon 1880. ~. 81. 90
Maryland Club. ~ pt. CSC; gal,
Ion ...... 1919. ..... .Sl00
Paul Jones Pure Rye. 1-2 pit. zoe;
ealion ..... ...... ...... -. S2.75
Carroll springs. gallon ~. $500
\ X Baker Rye gallon :. $3.50
Star Rye. gallon $500. -. 50 90
Moss Rose. gallon -. ...... .S2.00
LAKEWOOD pure Rye. gallon j. $500
Jefferson pure Rye. gallon ...$t.75
kentucky Bourbon. gallon ....$l.iO
Double stamp Gin, gallon So. 90
SInithfield Apple Brandy, A years
old. gallon ...... $2O0
The following brands of California
Wines, Port Sherry Catawba, Clnrct,
Blackberry at 25c per at; per gal 75c.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 years
old; gallon ..... .... $500
hummelli, per gallon II. SO 90
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08

me, Oh me- went on shooting.
liter the first shot she asked me not
to kill her and said Oh me, Oil me-
! empted my weapon aid -eloaded
and went OH shooting. don'r know
how often ! shot.
Was in Love With Hsr.
She would have been better off
IL SHE could have gone 10 Germany
but had no money at this time.
was in love with her. She was one
of The lest OF women"
The prisoner went on to iell how
he washed and dressed the '.ody. left
the house and gave himself D. He
fad intended killing himself, he said.
Inc woman was snot three times in
the fuce, two Of the balls catering
near iiie left eye Three shots Ell.
tered The body. one the right forearm
and another the left hand.
The arriage Certificate.
The n.arriage certificate found in
the house testifies TO the marriage of
Emil Y. Galitsch and Maxim Gerber
IN Germany Oh November g, 1889.
slaxim Gerber is supposed to have
heeh he dead woman. although Paw.
i'hiS 'uphd'icHliy refuses 10 nave
anything 10 say about the certificate.
Wants to See Body.
Arrangements for burying The body
have nc; been made. Pnvnnic has
asked The coroner to send some
lrinksls which belonged 10 his wife 10
lier brt1her in Germany Just before
being .iien hack 10 jail after tho in
qnest he begged the sheriff to allow
him "a see his wife's body before it
was b.. led. The sheriff will grant
this 'oGnest if possible
Tile Prisoner probably will not he
given preliminary hearing for sever
al days The county officers are
WORKING on the case and will endeav-
or to know more about the murder
han has yet been brought to light be-
fore the trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08
WEIRD Story OF COLD
BLOODEO MURDER

Continued from page sikh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08
How Is 1T?

That you pay more for your groceries,
when you can get them cheaper at
Russell's Cut Price Store, East Queen
street. Phone 1913. my oct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08

Haul anything 96-L. r..
HohDs. up 8-su,tulm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-08

Want it haulcd?-' Phone 96.-L. f..
Hobbs. an 8su,tulm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15
l. p CURRENCE,

III 3rd St Next Door 70 Z Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

oraI

Lloyd soude tie Parsons
So1ders Co, Iez4tes tonight on his
second trip to New York IN the m
terests Of the cloak and SUIT depart
ment
Mrs. Helen Thomas, Of Clay
street, has gone to San Antonio,
Tex, to spend the winter.
F. W Watts, president of the
Watts-Iamberd Co, has been In the
city for the last three days looking
after his interests here. He goes
to Baltimore this evening.
Mrs. L. P. Currence left on
train 55- Sunday evening for Owl,
Indian Territory, where she viii
visit her sister, AIRS. Piekens for
three or four weeks.
Jasper Pew has 50 far recovered
from a serious illness of several
months as 10 be able To be up street.
He is better than he has been Tor
months ms friends are pleased to
know.
Jesse NJ. Haggerty, of Sardis, is
in the city on business.
DR.. Z. W. Mills and wife are
here from Fairmont DR.. Mills is
state chairman Of the Prohi5ition
party and is here to deliver an adj
dress mt the court house tonight at
the Prohibition mass meeting.
Col. Jasper y. Moore left Mon
dav for 4Iartinsburg TO attend fed
eraI court.
Col. David Davidson left last
night for a business trip to New
York City.
Col. ii. r. Ward left Monday
morning for Cumberland and other
points.
Thomas J. Kniselev was here To-
DAY from Lost Greek on business.
Miss Bessie MeiXner, n hand
some and accomplished young lady
of Pittsburg, is visiting her friend,
Mrs. Samuel McClannahan, of the
Steale yaddition.
D. d. CongIeton has returned
from n business visit in Wheeling
David Carper OF The Merchants
bank. has returned from the horse
show at Richmond. Va and is
spending a few days at Mt Glare.
Hon. 7. D. Sutton and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Watkins, are here from
Nartinsbure the guests of relatives.
f. O. Sutton. accompanied by his /
father, J. ID. Sutton, OF Martins
burg went 10 Sutton Monday on
business.
Frank J. WEIGH spent Sunday in
Pittsburg.
Deputy Sheriff John VI. Knox is
quite sick Mt his home on Sycamore
street. At first it was thought he
had diphtheria but such is not the
case his many. friends are glad tG
learn. 1t is hoped he viii be out
in few days at most.
Col Joe F'uccy. the railroad con
tractor. is here from Weston.
Frank II. Parsons, deputy mine
inspector, left Monday morning for /
10 attend meeting Of /
the commission to revise the min |
ing laws Of The state.
DR. b. + shuttlcworth went TO
F'airnont Monday morning on 4 |
professional call,
Or L. c. Oyster was here MoE- [
iav from Lunberport.
Boyd +. ETornor Of Lumberport, ]
spent Monday here on business.
Lloyd Lowndes. OF Cumberland,
IS Il visitor here.
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EOR YOUR Hll 8

ROCK BELL, PRoPmToR
aame Phone 2I2 sos n. Fourth ST..
Ga RKsRuIse "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

Messrs. Slayton s. Bryan an
nounce that the C1arksburg Steam
Laundry win be open Monday
morning for business as usual.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15
SHOES FOR Tt4E FAMILY
IaE DAVIS SHOE 90.

.Eraders Build ine !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

A fresh line of Whitmaa's candy
just received by express. Swagers
Confectionery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

Free "San-knft-ary'' wash rags at
Fletchers. Tuesday, Oct. 10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

Call for the ClarRsburg Star Sc
Cigar; union made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

Umbrellas repaired at Levy's
cigar store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15

swEEF aE1oD9 TLoen.
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swEEH 1900 rLoua.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-15
WE Will BE GLAD

WE WILL BE GLAD
To have You call and look over
our fall and winter shoes vheth
er you buy or not.
Mems Shoes from sl.5o to $500
Mems High Cut Shoes at from
$3.50 to $500.
Lace, Butcher, button and Cong
reSs styles.
Ladies' Shoes, all leather, from
$1.25 to $500.
Lace Blucher and Button styles
Boys Shoes, $1.5o to $500; in
High Cuts, $3.50
Youths & Little Gents Shoes
from 9oc to $3.50.
Misses Shoes, soc to $3.50, in
Lace and Butcher, Patent and
Plain Ieathers-
Baby shoes from soc to $40.
We try to give you value, re-
gardless OF what price you pay.
Our line of rubber goods is
now complete.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-17
SiclS's 3nitunS 1T buffnnnssIos.

g2em 9orf 10. San. - Sru SOL.
Ionobouic, no Moribaa 8ieIO franf
oornieoerltcgt, miro :ugegeben, Dab
man ole Sofiulrng aitf ieine @ieocrs
geneIrtng ntfgege5en BOT. Gie bcGans
oelnoen gIer8te moIlen freilidb uilr ia
gen, Dab iicb icin 3uItouo gegen &C.
tern pcridlinlmert bot. 9llS belte
Ntoraeu I'M a llbr emer Der gier5te
oen 8atienten Iou9e aenltg nerlteB,
Inn 3u friibltiidcn, iagte er:
Ter 4otiert beiiuoet ii6 geraOe
rpie gcitern INN Die 3eit Der 9IuSgobe
oes lebten Bulletins. Set Wiitters
nodlt bat lid iein 3uitono nt6t per.
dnoert. Smleaitfe oeS gormittagS
perben mir n Bulletin ausaeben. Z
Gie 8pttoren Briggs, SaHes Sane
nan nno Billings balteit iib in Der
gt1be auf. SSn Der gta1t muroen 8or-
bereihtngen getroffen, INN bem $50.
tienten reineit Suueritoff 5u ge5en;
man iGloB oaraus, ooB Dos Gnoe Dor
Ser Tiir itebt.
Seute Morgen I'm 2:l5 ltbr tulir0e
folgenoes bulletin ousgegeben:
,glm Gnoe oes liebenten 3oge Der
aronfbeit 6Ieibt Ole Gage fritiid. gis
iest feline 8eiierilne."
9lls 0os Bulletin 1uSgegeben tp1ir.
be, Iftponfte Ser Euls Scs aronfen
Spii6en 60 nno 120.
Seute 8ornlittag nm 10 ltbr iagte
Stanlep aicl6, ein 9teffe oeS aranten,
ooB Scr 3uItano ieines Snfels boff.
mtngsIos uno oos Guoe nr cini1e
stunoen eptfernt iei. isicIo lit bel
ooliem gapuBtiein; ale feline in Der
Staot befinoli6en @edmteu beiiroen
Iidl I'M 4ronfeBinmer.
SenrD s. Hogers, GouI Worton
.rnb 2ram gtostpea gtiIler ipra6en
belte BEL oem Granfen Dor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-17
prnr;uela wif0er
i'm Centrum.
GipIpmatiidc Sc5icbnngen 81 Sranf'
reid beitcbcn mod.
augehlich RriegssChifie
cehOn unterweys,
amcritaniidje sluipriidje iOllen Sc'
riifiidjtiguug finbea.
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NORsAlBllNn1 " tue AssOCldlSu IfeSS
8oriS Is. San. SIM SlusluGr.
tigen glmt lparoe beute Wtorgen poi
fitio gcingt oaB ole btplomotiihen
9c5iebungen1 5pii6en SSranfreih
unO Genc3ueld nod ni6t abgebro6en
iinO Der itau3oiii6e 8S6dftStra-
ger 8aiqup lit nod in Caracas. Gin
9rud itebt inbeiien luuittelbar be.
DOR, obrpobl Die fran50iiide Regie.
rlmg tbren @ei61ftstrGger nod niht
nbgerufen bat. glae 8epei6en geben
tnoeiien iiber 8uibington. Ger ome.
rifonii6e @eiouote miro Die @ei6dfte
6ranfreid)S beiorgen, iobolo Dies
2ouo eS fir notig bolt, feline 8erbin.
btng nit Sene3uela ob5ubrehen.
Ger 9eri6t, ouB bereits fron5oiiihe
Rriegsidiffe nah 9cneSuela urter
pegS Iino, miro meber 8llqeItonoen
noh abgcleugnet; Oie betreffenOen
9eamten bcfIeiBigen iid Der ltreng'
item 9iSfretion.
9tem Oorf, Is. San. - Die {ct
ten iiber oic GrithfieIoiben stniprii.
he ans Gene5uelo fontmenoen Ro6-
ridbten iagerL Dob Die glnqelegenbeit
NIT Der peue5olonti6en Regierung
5ufrieocnitelleno beigeleqt tperoen
miro. Die glniprii6e reiuItieren ans
benz ShluB Scr aspboltgruben bon
gI Suciortc bel Worocoibo ourd bic
pene5oIanii6e 9tegterrng, neu Die
merifoniide @eieGIidoft cine unac.
retbte Stcuer li6t be3ohlen tpoIlte
Die @eieDiGoft beon'pru6t cine gnt.
f9Gotgung BON $1,500,000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-17
6iinfiefr Stano
Der ginanlfn.
Erenkcn bat eincn lteberidai BON
80 Milliuaen.
..-mkMltMI
sinnahmen der Stats
hahncu glauzcnd.
Snonitric fat Ourd ben arieg MIR
iuenig aelitten.

gerlin, 10. San. - Gin boGIt
giinitigeS Bib ponl Stanoe Der preit.
BiIhen 6indn3en perlnodte Ger 81.
tialt5l1iniIter 8reiberr bon &betnba.
ben bel llnterbreitung oes Gtnts in
Der Sieung Oes glbgeoronetenbauicS
Sit enttuerfen oos noh oen @eib.
nadfSferien sum eriten W1aIe tpie0er
III Sisung mar. g9ie poraus9eiagt,
be5iffert iib Ger lleberi6uB fir Das
berfloiiene Snbr aitf riino oreiBtg
Miillionen Wart, ell greebnis, bos
oltf Die el0nSetoen Webreinnabmet
aus Den @iienbobnen Sltriid3ltfiibren
lit. Die StontSbobnen per3inIten 0os
nngeIegte aopitnl nit iiber iieben
8ro5ent.
6reiberr bon &beinboben beseidp
nete ooS Snbr 1905 ais Elm I'M oIIge.
meinen eutes. 9lIS Elm beionoers
gIiiflihes Moment bob er berpor, oaB
Die Snonitrie Don Dem ruiiiid)-iaponi.
id]en &rieg itnberiibrt geblieben lei
unO ni6t gelitten bo6e, ipie pielfah
befiirftet iuoroen iei. 8etreffs oeS
ausblids fir oas neue ssdbr be.
fleiBigP ii6 Der 6inon5ntiniiter elmer
iebr o6riihtieen alsoruGsiueile. Die
2onomirtidnft fonne beiIere 3eiten
brauheb oa iie feline quite SerbItIai-
ion gebobt babe. llno obipobl es oen
ir6uItriellen gentren ilidt an groBen
auftr6gcn feblc, Iei oo6 Die @irfnng
Der neitenSanoelsper ,neIhe ON
l. We6ra IN Rroft treten, nod nidbt 81
ernteilen.
Ter fleue gtat entbdlt oie 9febr.
foroeruna fir oie ic9r n6tige gIuf.
beIierttne Der @eb1Iter DER BOLTS.
i6lIIebrer, ferrer einen getuoItigen
Roiteu fir oie groBen SofenanIagen
III @Hoen ipeIf)e oelrdb etren nofD
SIoerillm an Der GINS gefiibrten Gel.
tenfanoI NIT Dem Dortmuno-Gms.
aonol in 8erbinoung iteben. gnolih
figuriert audi ltuter Den gelpiIIiaun.
gen Die Sunune Iiir oie neuen SSroh..
tpo9gons, ipeIhe oas Heidseiieubabn.
onlt fiir milit1rii6e 3tpefe beIteat bot
nn0 bon 0enen greuBen ieinen Bro.
5entlos 81 iibernebmen bat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-17
Darmontf anter M
Afpnblikanfrn.
Anseblidl iOItn bic SninreentsH
5nriiftreten ipolleR.
Bestimmte ahmachuuusu
uOch uieht gctraifeu.
SomprOmik iOll inn SanIc in |Or.
i6lag ge6radJt Derocn..
copyrighted by the Associated &c,

8ofbtngtou, t5. San. Die
aongreBmitgIieoer ipreden bon
etnem 9ompromiB Spii6en oen &c.
publifonern tueIde in @eSlig olf oie
gbiIippineu.Sariibia ouf perId,icoc.
men Seiten lteben, ober elm oeiiniti.
Der gori6Iag lit nod nidt gerlodt
iporoen nno eine geritGn0iguna nod
niht erreidt.
@iner Der Riibensuderm6nner ioIl
SapHe ino GoI5ea oen 8oribloe ge.
mo6t babeH, mir eiuen bcibrdnften
Seil oes 3uders uno Eobufs aus
ben @bilippinen frei ein8uiiibren.
slber oopon poIlten Die Serren nidts
wiiien, tpeil iie slouben I'm Stonbe
81 iein Die Bin auh obne ole sSn.
furgenten oiirh5ubringen.
Die Siibrer i'm Souie peroen lid)
MIR 5u etnem aomproniB periteben,
tpenn oltd Die StaatsauloiiungsbiIl
in Den aompromiB oufgenommen
miro. 8a ii6 Oie @caner Der 8biIip.
pinenbil unO Der Staats3uIofiings-
bin pereinigt baben, mitB rotiirlid
elm aomproniB beiOe Bins in ge-
trndt 5ieben. uno oas beiBt, Dab Ole
5iibrer feinen aompromiB in Der
BbiIippinenbiII annebnten tperoen,
penn nidlt oud) Observation-Disclosures
bia iidergeitellt tuiro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-17
Ssnator DrBDfn
lnad)t DorIdDlae.
grinst giG sur Geguliernug BON
geriidDerangen elm.
snpiiehH siusetzuuy
zines ROutrOlleurs.
GOllite Gnbli5itGt Elm Sell Der Bill
0es gnnbeSienaturS.
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8oibingtoR, 10. San. -
@unoesienator 9rp6eu bon Stem
Seriep bot feline 9ia in 8e5ug oif
bic 8unoeSreglliierun9 bon 2e6enS'
berItberltngen iinlgearbeitet uno tm
Sennt oorgelegt
goIlite Seffentlibfeit oner @e'
I61fte Ser 8erii6erings @eiellihaf.
ten biloet Den @runoitctn ser Bill,
lr1b glet65eittg mo6t er 8ori6ldge
Sum Shus Der Sntereiieu Der Ser
fiherten.
Die Sin befiniert 8erIi6errttgs.
GoIicen ais SonoelsinItrumerlte uno
forgt fir ibre Hegulterltng bur6 Die
ginietling zines 9anoesfontrolleurs,
GbnIih ipie BEL Der &ontroae Der Ras
tipnolbonfen.
Ser Senator iagt, ooS 'i6 Die 9ill
Der 8iIltgitng oes SrdiiOenteu, Der
&egierunaSbeamten itno GROCER gn'
tu1lte erfreltt.
Sn 9e3lig ouf Oie Sonptptnfte Der
9iu Iogt Ser Senator:
.0ie Sill iorQt fiir einen &iliS.
fontrolleur uno 9lftuor, Ser ei'je Nc"'
ion bon gepriiftcr 1Ghiqfrit fir ioin
9fult fem nutB. Die 0beroufiid't iihcr
biefes GerIiherunns5itreau ioa hc~
SonoeI$nriniitsr hnbeil
Die geItinm1unQen hcs g. sh"S
besieben iid oitf ale Gn~n~"r1jnn"u,
@ercinipunacn ms hoftcn,
pcIhe SlpiIhcnItnatIit"r NaH" -if"""nn
betreibcu. hohrn az" r.'"o', Gir't'''
ollf acuenIcitiac lt~> onnoapcr'i he.
rltnoen lm6 @cIcQicb~'t"r rncfdc
rtbt oif Grofite htnorF etton. GSolhe
@ereiniaunacn o0er 2oprn founeu
Iih freitpiIliu unter SIC @ia 'teIIen.
tpenn iie ipoIlen. imS itd por Gem
&ontroIleur 9riifeu loIien.
y8ie Strofe fir oie ltrtcrIo''unn
bon GinIen6ltna bon 9erifter lit oltf
800 fir ieben Gag Der @er50gerung
onqeIebt."
Ser &pntrolleltr foIl sic MittcI Scr
@eieIlId)often berchnen rnb ie r"h
,oen llmit6n0en 6ie S0he beS Re-
IerbefdpitoIs, tpelheS oie @eriicherutt.
gen onfbrinnen miiiier feItIteIIen;
tire finonSielIen 8erhGltnii'e miiiier
ieber3eit gepriift iperben fonuen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-17
Nnanefnfbnl
fit gleiIdpa&er.
6m pur uielen Sabren einmal i'm
8efangnis seieiIen.
auyesteltCr klagt auf SChadeuerSatz
BcidluOrcne 6ringcn fir ben SlGger
giinitigen Sprnd ein.

Gbicago, 10. San. - Ser0iuano
SulSberger aus 9felp Oorf, Der gdl-
lionor unb 6leii6baron BON Der gro
ben rSiruo Sblpar5ihilo uno SulS'
berger, mliBte Dor &ihter YtndneD
aui hem 3eugenitanoe 5naeben, Dab
er irn Sabre 1868 ibuloig befIuOen
tporocn it, cine 8erihmoritng 5itr
S6dhigltng Der Regierrntg auge3et'
telt 81 habet, unb Dob er einen Seil
ieiuer Strofe tatid6li6 abgeIeiicn bat.
Die Ra1e fam 6ei etnem Bro5eb
Sl1 Gage, tpeIhen Der friibere Soupt'
einfduter Ger, ;sirma, 2olits SfaI5er,
tpegen RontraftbruheS angeItrengt
bate; er 5erIongt $4,000 @ntiAaoi'
gung.
Serr SuIsber9er betrat beu 3eir'
genIton6, aber idon Die erite iSragc
bra6te ibn unO 6ie anpeienbett gum
gufi6ouen, Oenn ser slnualt oeS
aldgerS iragtc:
aSit eS nidt pabr, Serr SuI56cr'
ger, boB Sic i4pn einmol zines Ser.
bre6ens iduIoSg beiunoen morocn
iinO lnS einen GetI Sbrer Strafe I'M
@ef0n9ais abaeieiieu bobeu?"
$50" inatc Der 3euge, ~ober td
tuuroe beRraoigt."
sic .2GsOcn i'm Sabre 1868 ihuls
ia bcfun6en, cine Qeridnu0runQ 3ur