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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
STRUCK BY ENGINE.
Iowa Central Switch Engine Runs
Down Ralph Robinson on Crossing.

Down Ralph Robinson on Crossing.
Ralph Robinson, aged 13, son of John
c. Robinson. sol May street. was run
down on the Sixth street crossing by
an Iowa Central switch engine at about
O'Clock this morning. Young Robin
son is employed as Il delivery boy by
the d. S. Good Grocery Company, and
was starting out with a load for the
south part of town. He failed to see
the engine. which struck the delivery
wagon. throwing him several feet. The
boy was picked UP unconscious and
was removed in an ambulance to his
home He was injured about the back,
but how seriously is not yet determin-
ed. While resting easily this afternoon
he was suffering considerable pain. The.
horse escaped being hurt, but the waS-
on is quite badly damaged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21

Marshalltown 20 Q / u
Burlington 80 0 o L L
Summary: Earned runs-Mars:all-
town, /, Burlington /. Two base hits
-krueger, Schafer Whitney. Annls.
Sacrifice Daley. Annis. stolen
bases Ncighbors, Annis. Middleton.
Left on bases Marshalltown 6. Bur
lington .. Hit by pitcher Spencer,
Daley. Passed ball-Thomas. Struck
out-By Greene, 6: by killian, 10. Base
on balls-Of Greene, /. Time of game
-2:1o. Umpire-Miller. Attendance
900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
BROWNIES LOSE
N TENTH INNING
Burlington Took the Series
Straight, by Pulling Out
Sundays Game = to |
LOCALS LOST SATURDAY
LOCALS LOST SATURDAY

corkilrs Muff and a Sacrifice and
Houses Single in the Tenth Beat the
Locals in the Closing Game of the
Series-Giffen Went Into the Air
Saturday and the Victors Hit Him
Before He Lit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
PucKETT WILL GIVE GRAFTON
Methodist Pastor at Gilman Will De
liver Memorial Day Address,

Rev. r. H. Puckett, of Gilman, will
deliver the Memorial Day address be-
fore the G. A. r. post and allied bod
les on the morning Of May 30. Mem
orial day is always a big affair in Gill
man, and the opera house has been
secured in which to hold the services.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
SATURDAYS Results.

Marshalltown. A; Burlington, 6.
Boone. 1; Ottumwa. ..
Ft. Dodge, a; Oskaloosa, 2.
Waterloo, s; keokuk, 6.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
Today,s Games.

Uudy 0dTTTeSs
Boone at Marshalltown.
Waterloo at t't. Dodge.
keokuk at Oskaloosa.
Ottumwa at Burlington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
Yesterdays Results.

MarshaHtown, L; Burlington, 2. (Ten
TT. Dodge, 1; Ostaloosa, 6.
Boone. /; Ottumwa, 3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21
Standing of the Clubs.

BY to /. in nerve racking finish
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21

In the Police Court.
NJ. E. Benson, arrested for being
drunk. was sent to Jail for five days
from Justice Clark's court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-21

AS a Methodist minister Rev. Cole
served fourteen years in the Wisconsin
conference before coming to Iowa. He
has been a member of the Northwest
Iowa conference since 1882, and still
maintains relations with this confer
ence. A little over six years ago he
was appointed by Conmandant Horton
as chaplain Of the Iowa Soldiers Home
which positions he still holds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Nsw ovisssA. La. Jsiv s.--Tsls
Efams from Nee ibssia. Ia. seq the,
. wsrssat Coz che arrest Sf Jsas e
csvssAiss. siso hsosH ss Lord Drag
les. hss hssa saai o. shs ssief ~ %
lice u sa sss,ssa city TIE Asms
a. the city u withhsie caysAatsh.
who 10 sls~sed Ia b. . blsnmiss, mar.
risd\ hiss JasspAlns Hsea. a xsw
iesFsh. last pe~smbsr a. 1 ssass tA~a.
skhossA ~ state sspaT' a~ua % ne
esty - wsshanssoa has sssssAaa aa
thss sarSasA essssisf ossesss sna 81
tAeash M ssssssoss ~ Teas. W..
sisis al Nessh cassi,as have Sass.
90 FswsFas tss casssaIsh's sapsgs
ssitssF ss ~ bis vffs have b~su
fssa1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Csicagj, Iul, D. Almost completely
envs Jpod Ia danes which were start
81 by the accidental combustion Ut q
package VI peruHlds ~ s0da witch b.
carried In nla pocket. william Soho
en- ran through Jackson Boulevard.
pu'susd BY large ofoWd the mem.
osrs Of which we're snIloas % catch
him and eSiinSuIsh the aamss Schoou
~As hnaily caught By . policeman wao
tore hls burning clothes from his per
son 10 cas- AIKEN 10 . hospital
where ~ Was said that he wac fatal
N hnfnnd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Edna, Tex. July s--As the result
OF an examining trial. Felix Powell
has been remandsd to jail without
bail ca the charge of having murder.
ed Mrs. A. ,. Condltt and her four
little childrsn heaF hers last spring
Ranger Captain William Mcdonald
made the acrusation. Powell had been
IN tall fof some time Cor an assault
upon ais sister IN Lac and when ths
warrant was read 10 him IN the Con.
ant case he became 90 snraged that
n w6s necessary 10 msncls him vita
. heavy oHehain. Later when thu
oaicsu we're trying 10 sweat . nogra
womaa alleged 20 be- implicated. be
burst the llaks apart and seat on an
other rsmpags.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Ailaais, July s.-By q vote Of 80
20 .. the lower bransA 0f the general
ASSEMBLY Of Georgia Friday morning
passet house biIl NO II. BY Mr.. steed,
q Carroll, % ameadsa. providing hat
the eouaiy school oommlssionsrs shall
- esected by the siseaors Of their ~
spectivs eouatisa. whO are entitled 10
vote Cor the members Of sh@ ssasral
ess~msly. The adopted amsndmeat.
a. Submitted By Mr.. Wright ~ nieh
nnsad. h 20 tAs effect thAg Roshimg Ia
The nasssars saall be 10 construed "a
ennnilins any local oF special law nav
n f5scs. prvvsding re ths orKastEa.
tAan asd naAiaisnases al psbiie sehaois
A any city o. eganty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
CLERK TO Be SUSPENDED.
Stormy Meeting Of Savannah City
Council.

savannah. Ga. July 9.-Iu q
stormy session tie city council FRIDAY
afternoon with about two members
dissenting PASSED a resolution suslsul
Ing Clerk Of Council ]. Robert Cream,
er, pending an investigation VI his hay
ing failed to turn into the city treas
ury police court fines TO the amount
OF more than $4,000.
The funds we're finally turned in.
but this was after the laOse OF weeks
from the time Of the fines were paid
and In the hands Of the clerk aud
accounting was secured form the clerk
only after most decided efforts TO se
cure a settlement had been made by
the mayor and the chairman Of the
hnance committee.
The investigation will take place
next Wednesday before council. The
Cr~amer matter has created grea; ~
cal interest, as he II one Of the most
generally known men In Savannah.
A question Of veracity as between
Mayor Meyers, Chairman OF Counci
James NJ. Dixon and Chief Of Police
Charles Garfunkel Is also an issue m
the case. Alderman Dixon having said
that the mayor said that II might be
desirable TO shadow Creamer
Sharp words were exchanged during
the meeting and also aboard the train
bound for Tybee between mayor Mey.
ers an Alderman Dixon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Atlanta. July "a child labor biz
framed by % of the ~ members OF
the senate. constituting a majority Of
the upper houge Of the state legisla,
ture, and insurinE Its adoption by that
body. was introduced In the senate
Friday. The new measure IL said 10
meet favorably the requirements Of
those Who voted against the child la
Dor bill. which was defeated Ia the
SENATE last rear. and It IL believed the
nsw eill win be passed by . large ma.
3pFitv daring the present session. The
measure as introduced ls said TO have
oesn the result, 81 continasd efforts
~ the difserent members Of the SEN
ale to reach some asresmsnt that
wonid meet with the views Of al.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
NO FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
Report Published In Mobile sAld To
De Untrue.

New Orleans. July 9--lufnrmatlou
that report was published la Mo
bile saying that yellow fever had ap
pearcd IN New Orleans was received
by the Louisiana state board 81 healta
br. G. III iriln, president ~ the
louisiana board. authorized the state.
ment tina, the Mobile report WAS prob
ably based ou tnc fac, that case
VI fever, which had been Officially N
agUoscd AS typhoid was reported Fri
day - the state board A. suspicious
ThlN case vas reported morely As
fever, accompanied ny black vnmit
The state board Immediately appuini
EFT committee vt physicians tn rx
annn" the patlvu' They wprsed
al, night, making every test possible.
ana were unanimous IN tho diagnosis
~ typhoid.
Two other cases of pronounced ~,
paold fever were found Ia tae semu
house The examining physicians
were pr 4 T. Archlnard. Golrgc Il.
Pratt and j NJ. Bachelor
Or lrIon said also that ~ Tar A. the
state board NJ health cau lcarn there
Is now 40 yellow foyer anywhere In
New Orleans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

wasAinstsn. JHly a.--Aarissy Cos
tAe satisfy az the light house teadss
Laurel was seiisvss Saturday whss
ne bght hs@ss eaara received a eel
exsam fsum LisateRasi commasass
Hoo4, hsAf house isspscior 81 Ne,
West. FspoftfaE tAat she haa bsVp
sachorsf unssf Lsbes iashl frSm Juns
Is teI 1uiy Q TAs Laurel was ass. a.
0uasfansass Jsss a sne whsu shs
failed % shsw 10 tAsrs ssysral days
aftsr thst cate. Lissfsnsaf commss
DIR Hood Isst Ksy west vith the tee
or Manerovs Ia search 0f hsY asa
81 bis eeapss, he naval tus o.s~ols
vss ssua eus fsusz Ksy West % LDos
fos shs nsissiaa ssnSsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

washIaGtoa. JslT t--sssFafary No
hspaFss has issued . circular lASi,ias
ShIp dsaiEasFs ssd shiRbuiiiinS hVmi
70 ssbmii pisas iH ihs sgl0oStos bat.
tisship. asihOsiasd by congress Tbs
aatsl buSsaas have siso bssa tss,ryet
30 10 prepare llss plans f.s oDnpan
soa vith thee sss@isssa ~ psiss's
baaasU Ths PrsIimiasFy eiass are
~ b. sssSifisa b. hys I. asst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Topeka kaus, July The state
suprrm" court has handed down de
cision holIlLg Mayor W w Rose, Of
Kansas CIV, Rams. In contempt Tor
having assumed the once ~ mayor
atict The court had uustrd him Tor
the noneuiorcemcnt of the prohibit
ton law and the law against gam
Hing In the order Mayor Rose IL
ordered 10 relInqulsh the once and
~ hned $1,000 for contempt Ths
court further orders. n Mayor R0ss
fails To pay the fine Wlthin 20 days,
D. shall be- committed Ia Jail until
such tine ~ 4, Il psid. Mayor Roses
attorneys immedlaisly hled a writ ol
oTrUr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

washisEt0n. July y. ---aeeFstnsyl
ssa has mate . eompgtalioa A vias
thai h sosis rSaaiSs en- lave ,msss
Of sssa.eooSoo ~ pr ssal H. pre-
dscS 'svsaass saassh 10 FyG tAs DE-
psFtnsaai ~ aETisslisgs eBf ans yeas
This Il 80 Iiias'rstIoa. 10 saia. ss
sssi 10 bsias doas Toe tho farmsss.
TIE inso@s IT the dspartpsai from
eli sources. IRsIadlaE ths diFses 90
pfVSsis'ioaa 'sysaass sssm fosss -
serves asa ,hs sliswanep kr -ssblta
S''s'iss. ls Iiiais mogs tksa sii. ssa.,
Sag . rear
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

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fedsFSi sgvsfHHsni DssHH 90 ssi.g
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tssae<'sa wiis So sspssIsa - ths
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viu sssi So segFs a iasssfy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
Complains Against RvaaI . .

Norfolk. Va July S--vlctor
AbrAhamsov Norfolk mSFchAst. has
forwarded o,hS slate department. al
Washington On 'iaI complaint against
the RRaslsh postal authosliiss aEalRat
u is charged have IN msay Instances
refused 10 make Pasfnsn, 90 asonsy
order FstDitlasesa ssu, ffom virGiais
"a Raasis And In csS'ain easss thfsnl.
snsd 9Th arrest and baaIshmsnt To
sibsfia psFsoas making Fspsalsd Do
masd f0r m0nsy ssat, then n thsy
darc make eomplaiat 10 hishsr on
rlaln
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

hAees. Ca. Isly s.--TAe rumslas a
Wasses - snesa. former Mseun man
aet q bridgs oonsrNrseg. vho sAs NE
q nsrniasAan ~ . steel AoAm whSes
9fppoea fssas ABOVE him walls he
wss snsseet ~ ne ersetisa az q
bae1e Car ths csnfrAi F1issoaa. wsrs
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2gs1ws sera Ne wss ~ PEARS -
60 saa bsavea = fsmilr. fasssmeua
seesFFsd h anse mir esszssssy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

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ssanea<s = fssk Co.'s 49,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
FAR FROM LAND
AND over OCEAN
Airship Bore Aeronaut on Re.
mRrkable Voyage.
WAS PICKED UP OUT AT SEA
His Life Wss Saved by Fortunate
Shift Of the Wnd--Aaee nded July
Fourth and Travelled over Two
Hundred Miles.

Boston. Mass, July 9.--At.yr one vt
the most remarkable eX.,U.uC,s b.,
toe history ot aerial nav alton JAS.
h, Allen. tho aerurlut. $50 made Il
balloon ascension a, Providence on
the Fourth of July, was brought %
this port Friday night on t.r h,uing
schooner Francis '. sylvia Al,i
WAS picked up at sea a. mIlos %
Chatham, eighteen and a .g.t hours
after his departure from Providence
Allen had narrow esCapr from
death by drowning. the wiuds that nad
prevailed Wednesday, having blown
HIS balloon a long distance from ,ae
shore Cntll news ~ hts arrival here.
became known II hal been Thought he
had met his death. as Il var known
that ~ the last time he Wa, sighted
on Wednesday eyealng be ~as lray
cling out To sea
That Allev Is alive IL due wholly ~
fortunate shift ~ the wind When
he made bis ascension NJ Providence
on "Wednesday the wind was blowing
q brisk breeze from the southwest.
The aoronRut vas carried IN hts bal.
loon Ia a nurtheastely Erection. aud
passed over the town ~ Attlrhor0
He had his balloon under perfect con
troll a. that time. aud Wdie In the
vicinity of AttleDoro be dsscendsd
twice
From AttlebOro the arship travelled |
in the direction ~ Brocklon. and the |
last seen 81 the AetouBut by obscry
srs On shore was when be- passed over
ScituAte early In the evening
Al that time the ballppn was head. |
cd straight out ~ SEA when Thurs.
day dawned without any news being
received from Allen and II became
known that the last time - was seeu
was when he Was headed out % sea.
u was then believed that be wouls
never return.
After Allea passed orcr fAssAchu
'etts bay bis plight vas nkbrs peril
'ua. "Wednesday niEht hxwaa over
A. this point Of the
voyage the wind shifted from south.
rest IN northeast. aad from Provinces.
own the balloon sailed down the oni
n Cape Cod coast A. Tao O'Clock
os asroaast wns rescued ~ miles %
BY the nshsrmsa Of the SyI.
Iis, The balloon vas saved la Eood .
ondi,loa. and wAs brought 20 nbsioa I
N The schooner.
During his night All~a covered . !
otal distance Of about 1oe miles.
'safiy half u which uas over ,As Z
'stsr The posnt vhsre Ne vas =
ieasa Rp IL sb0at u MILES fron
'rOvi1sAos IN = ssrses hna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
MAN IN PRISON IS I
NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
Haywood Selected by Colorado
Socialists.
MAY sG RELEASED ~ FORCE
IN Nominating Haywood II WAa
Openly Charged tina, He had Bssn
Kidnapped and imprisoned a. the BE.
hest Of the "capltaisue" cIaSa

Denver, Colo, July 1t vas lcarn.
cd Friday nIght that tao Socialist par.
~ Ut Colorado held convention la
this city ON The FOurth NJ Iuly and
nominated tall state ticket, hIRdad
by William u Haywood, secretary.
treasurer OF tao Western Federation
" Minors, nuSN IN prlson Ia Idah, f1r
governor
Haywood Il accused OF belng a par.
~ to the conspiracy which resulted
In the murder at ex.Governor sheuu.
onhnrS, Ut Idaho. by q dynamite
bomb
In nominating Haywood. John NJ.
MaItln. NJ DehVcr, uald
u do not tlae ~ maine a we'll
eroomCd business man Or pragas-
sional politician, seeking RrCn Nor
De- ! name labor leader wha h dIned
snl wlned ~ clyle federation ban.
guots Hut I rise to name 4 n,ae
who, In executive ability Ia me pels's
OF the best aud whose personal In.
eRfitt " without stain
n man whose hands have heen
calIuussd hy hhAest labor aud whose
very neart thrUba Ia sympathg with
those who toll A mAn who has
never been praised by tho euplIallala
press ~ The greatest labor lH44sf
In thu world. bat WIN, ~ 4 lnf.e +
leader has never betrayed his lfuAk
aor sold Oat strike A man wie,
because " has loyalty 10 The wafN
lnE class, has been stFuek down. 81
trutal sOldiery Oh the streets az nlft
"A man who. for that same t0yalfr.
vas kidnapped by the command n .ska
powers of capitalism aud eonlsasy 81
ell lsgAl forms and ohssfvansoa wna
carried Ia a distant state and lAf8au
into foi5ns cell. where Coz muafa4
ha and his falihnai comrades hasa
Naiisd. demanding In vAin the speedy
rial guaranteed 10 every ollIsaa hy
'1F eoRsti,a, Ahd laws ~ llllana u.
Haywood. the prisoner 10 Caldwell
all"
M MARTA declared that the wesh.
rs classes ~ Colorado would FallF
o Haysood aAd that he wuula BE-
Elected Concluding. As aalA:
And ~ thsy Fsfsse ls gslssss hins
70 MAJ feel impsIIsd 10 march, b
aaho and tab" our chief sssesilve ~
oses " HscessaFy oat ~ lhs sssth ~
b. dogs - capitalism saa carry hIa
D triumph 10 Oar tatshOass."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

chlssSO. Isiy - Aaispsseh 20 tns
Hsso'a iisssIa fFom wssAiaesoa ssys
ma Cspssia Asbsst = FSsfy has sss
rAssd ass isis h tas effort 10 OBSERVER
'As sSssh peis 10 tee f~aS u aayal
p%s hsss Via ere Sessssa b. lAe szIi.
Ss 70 Fss aEy stldaasa II ths ship
Roosevelt. shish saaisa fps las Arells
fsgioss Ialy n. ts9s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

csls@saa "a. islF o. TAs Raris
asa rhsuiz ain sin IA Z snw aays
10 "a sesfsaet ~ fAs lAmsl.aiioss
- is.esis a4s nbiaass in No ! mill
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essRs SO ~ fbe laesxaaskun aaa 90
ss4efsR = sae - ~ - a,ask
Isssep
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

Washington, July 9.-The bureau OF
insular Affairs has received the fol.
lowinE from Goveruor-G General Ide re.
, Earding the outbreak of cholera In
Manila
Nv. H. Bart, died OF cholera July
9th (noti.yl.
Decided improvement In situation
10 the "a hours ending July Sth. eight
cases. No further increase In prov.
snees. Practically all cases above men.
sloned we're found dead.
fhis h the only report OF death by
cholera of an American which has
been officially received since the re.
Borts OF the recent outbreak.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
orstIaed at Markmsnshlp Progress

Washington, July 9.--ln a letter 70
Acting Secretary Oliver. President
Roosevelt has expressed his gralin.
cation ut the remarkable progress that
Ia being made by the enlisted men
of the army in Workmanship Before
the Spanish war the American private
soldier Was admittedly the finest shot
In the world. The addition Ut a
large number ~ volunteers had he
effect Of greatly reducing the aver.
age OF the rlnemsn But since the re.
Organization following the var. every
effort has been made 10 stimulate In.
terest In markmanship. and the result
Ii that today The average IL probably
as high II not higher than II WAS at
the beginning Of the war.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

hosils. Ala. jsiy s--TSfs thai
stafsgs a. tsalipost. Miss. sahy -
ptaaf nASrains- es@@sd . isss as aboaa
s1p.eee. nls % slxhe snaii buli1ines
wsFu esstrpssd sn1 - wsss~rn ueioa
81 Fpstai Tsis9rseA sms~e sees
ssnlsset. 81 rssss hstnE 90 sn1 am
sssa rs sssus sspas sssapsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10

EaienEia. sEain. gulF s--A AN
sewm allsea Fans as in1us~a %
rsrpen8 : tiatizsssss aa ~ - e.
assss nasAss - ruafn = nsa.rn
- - 80 lssasasaa 49,
~ b ~ eel,ax
eRrists ats4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-10
CHOLERA SITUATION
REMAINS UNCHANGED
Only One American Dies During
Past 49 Hours.
HEALTH CONDITIONS IMPROVED
The Health Authorities Believe that
Next Three Days viii See that DIs
ease IL Confined and an Epidemic
AVertsd.

Manila, July 9,-The cholera sltua.
zion remains unchanged,
Joseph McDermOte was the only
American who died In the last Is
hours
The health authorities, believe that
Che next three days will see that the
disease Is confined and an epidemic
averted.
General health conditions have
been improved. and the Marquina wa.
ter supply which has not been con.
taminated. Is guarded by regular Unit.
ed States troops
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
PRETTY TEACHER
GIVEN VERDICT
IN SCHOOL SUIT

Miss Marguerite l.. Foster the pretty
school teacher of the central district In
the town OF Warwick. was wndicated by
n Kent county jury at East Greenwich
Hast evenin. after a trial that occupied the
attention OF Judge Brown and a jury all
day.
Miss Foster administered what she con-
sidered necessary and proper punishment
to the 9-year-old plaintiff, Everett H.
Matteson, last December, and suit was
brought for damages OF $500, the lad
bringing the action through his father.
Judge Elmer J. Rathbun Of the Fourth
district, first heard the testimony and
came to the conclusion that the plaintiff
failed To make out n case against Miss
Foster and rendered decision accordingly.
The case was then taken TO the Superior
court on a claim for a jury trial which
was held yesterday.
Miss Foster received many congratu-
lations from friends after the verdict was
announced last evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01

Mrs orin Pierce directed the entertain
ment.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
MISS M'DONOUGH'S PUPILS
GAVE PLEASING RECITAL

Pupils OF Miss Eleanor A. McDonough
last evening gave a plano recital at the
Fielden-Chace school
An interesting program was rendered by
Genevieve Regina Walsh. Thomas Thomp-
son. Mary Eta Conroy Ethel Salome
Cooper Helena Regina Gill, Anna Thorese
Murray. Ruth Gertrude~ 1urbitt Mary
Whalen. Mary Frances Burke A. Maude
Gulllver. William Thompson, Marion Inn
media GIN, Carmel Louise Turbitt. Mary
Edna Marsh. GLADYS Elizabeth Riley.
Florence Alice Wells. Gertrude Alice
Morrissey. Viola Burke. Frank Hanson.
lnez kcllerman. Irene Connors. Gilbert
@ OHara, Theresa Frances Bailey. Mary
Daley, Mary Eta Murphy. Susie O'Neii
Mary Egan, Mary OMally. Susie Jo-
sephine Brothers. Mary Eleanor Lynch
Margaret Quincy. Elizabeth Armstrong
Anna Madonna Carey. Mary Helen Flan-
nigan, Mary Agnes Connty. Katharine
OHara. Arthur Seymour. Helena Alice
Hanson. Edward Kilduff May Stapleton.
Margaret Ruth Connors. Bert Abar, Lila
q. Hart Teresa vasey Agnes Daley.
Myrtle rraichcn. Mary T.. McIaughlin
and Mary It. McDonough.