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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-07-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF st. Martin,
Nineteenth Judicial District Court,
BREAUX BRIDGE BANK

BREAUX BRIDGE BANK
vs.
LUG a. THIBODEAUX, APOLINAIRE
PATIN, RENE j. THIBODEAUX. ALEX
ANDRE PATiN. CLEBERT HOLLIER
and CASTOR PATiN.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-07-14


MauyIt Of Practical
Turning Forging
Science Mechanical
Work.C Instrument
a Session "n
contani information
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
2Ofalbcridtc ants @ai6ingtOn.
u au6 oufuefIGrt.

Sm BoIi3ei8eri6t oea 6. Rre3inftS
miro lid beltte Der t9-jGbrige 8nl.
Smith anf Die 2lui6uloiglltg 81 Der
ontlporten ba6elt, iei1er Stieimnltter,
6ran Slttber OGtie Don gtr. 1850,
Eenniplporio : 4penuc, SilOolt, on-
ge6lidl S6rmufia6cn gum 8crtbc
bon $3.50 9eItoblen 3u boben. Der
GtebItabl 1uur0e am Santitng begou-
gen, unO am Wontog 2lbcnO muroe
Snitb perboitet. MeGrere 9finge
murOen III icincm 9eiib %gefunOen.
rs entrul 2a6or ltnion."
Ter Ston0punft, meIder BON oet
9alI9cmerfidoften OeS GiItriftS go
llumbia gcgcn Ole %oiiencn 8erfItGtten
cingennmnlen morOen lit. nur0e am
Montag 9tbeno in elmer Geriamm.
lung Ser oGcntrol 2a6or Union" in
Ooiiirt. Die &6rperidait peripro6
Den ltrifenOcn 3iegcllteinmallrcrn,
9%altamalern uno atoeren @eluert.
idoiten lire l(ntcrItiibung.
z + at eS ii einen 9ru6er.
Nud einem 8orper60r Dor Dem
9unOes. Gommiii0r SaDlor geitern
9todulittug mlroe Gborles elmer
@otion, Gin Glcrf I'M 5Iotten.0 epor.
%tenlent, meId)er ongcidutoiot lit, BET
Ser GiuilOicnitpriiiung iif iiir %ieinen
9ruoer, SoneS 8ation, mlsgeoeben
5lt BADEN, inter $1,000 9ilrgi6oft
Dem 8erihtSperfabren iibenpieien.
9ci'm 9u6en ertrunfen.
9ei'm @o0en i'm Eotomoc ertruns
fen lit an WOntag IbenO Der IA
iGbri9c Bernard GenncOp Don 9tr.
BOG, GcnnIplpania. Ipenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
IaS @cttcr.

IS mar Qcitcru rcdt bcib une
idluiil, nm TO ltbr Nbcnos brod)tC
cin 8clpittcr o6cr aiibluug. Sin
beutc uno morgcn ia8t Der @ettcr'
mann alth @cluitterrcgcn at unO
fiiblcre @ittcmul1 bel UerQnOcrliderr
Winocn.
8citern betrug Ole 'bodItc Gentpe.
rutltr SO Nru0 INN . llbr AtadIlnit-
Tags, uGbreuo Der nic0rigitc Iber-
rnonetcritonO nm 6 llDr Vforgena
y @rao bctrug.
St oen ii6riaen 9unoca. MettcrItu-
tioncn rullroe Die iolgcloc Warinal.
1emperatur reaiitrirt: @aitport 80,
Gortlono so, Bottom 80, NlbonD 86,
Nelu , 2)orf 7S, @biIo0clphio 81,
Ntlontic . Gitp so, Gnpe WtaU 80,
WaibinQton 81, Norfolf Sc, &atteroS
81, Charlotte 80, Nilmin0ton sc,
Gbarlclton Sc, Sapannub 80, Sad.
ionpilc SO, &upitcr So, acp.@clt SO,
9(tlonto 90, 0}ontgomcrp 81, 9tcp-
Orleans 80, QaIcltiue 80, @aIpeiton
SO, Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Mempbis SO,
Cincinnati 80, Eittsburg Sc, Os-
1pego 80. buffalo rs, Glepclouo 81,
Ietroit 80, NIpcna 81, WnrQltette
GA Green Ban 81, Gbicoao 80, Gll.
llltb 56. ct. 8olll Sc, ct, 9oris 80,
Gauins.G Sin Sc, omaha 80, Suron
80, giannord Ga, @iuiIton 6G, SABRE
50, Sclcna 5G, Salt Cafe II, Icnper
90, Nortb.FIuttc o. 1o0ge SO,
NmariQo IS mo Sos Nn9clca y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
SentIdDc &crcinc.
SnOnitricsEaraoc
&criammlnng Der GrGiiOcntcn
@OrWGrts-Salc, Srcitae, "A. Mngnit,
NbcnoS s ltbr. (23l,6)

gincn temporGren Snt-
ribuS6ieni i miro hic StroBen-
bobl-@ cicuid)oft bon beute al 5pi.
itcn ibrcr Station 81 VT. @oibin9-
ron NM DEM an Ser 5oll.Hooo be,
finOlidcn glt0e i6res @ioouft3 etob.
lirelt, bis Scr llntboll oeS 8iobuftS,
Der boppclgelciiiG gcmod)t miro, fer
tig lit.
BON Secun0 6ofcn. - Ter
NOrOb. 2IoDo Gompicr n9ronOcn.
BURG" ser om tG. o9. WttS. 9rcnlcn
berlieB, bcIinoct Iid nit 1926 fiir9ol.
tinlore uno 225 iiir 8olpelton Ger,
bcitinmtcn Foiiogicrcn alti ber6obrt
mad Baltimore.
- Ger 1ompier n9rcsIou" pon
6erlelbcn 2inie lici geitern NlbenO
1913 llbr in Den GopcS Elm un0 mir9
bcllte Worgcn ben Bier in Occult
Toint errCi6en.
- u. SdmcOenburg, Sdiii@or5t
beS Nor0b. 2Iop0.I ampiera nHbein,"
Der bier am Nerpeniieber idper cr.
frantic uno I'M nSobn9 @opfiu@' So
ipitol" gepflegt wurOc, lit IN ieiner
8eneiu"g 10 pCit iortgcifritten, Onb
CT poraualidtlid NIT Der o9reSlnu"
eie SeimrciIe antrcten fam.
Ger II III b q Der &oigt's Sullc,
GER. 1920 Ii. tt22. @orioro . Apcnuc,
gcbt lciner &olcnbutg entgcgcn. 2ic
beiben bcItcn acgel Gluba non Nul'
tinlorc. ole Compton Monord)
SeomS unb bic Greiton Champions
OF 9crger's Seaguc, lueroen Die or.
iten ieirl, bic aui Den neu on9cIegten
flint aegeIbobnen lire 0tciItcri6ait
seigen fonnen.
Sbr 1BrItflcS SrebSei.
fen peroen sic Witglie0er Der 9ail'
meiiter, 96rie ON 3. September, Gr'
beitertag in aieier'S @Sorf nabe bent
MiooIeSHipcr bolten. Sic lpcrben
@pIfsipieIe oIlerNrt o%rrongiren. Gos
1c'tsGomitc beitebt aus ben SS. 3.
o. gopb, Goriiter, Sorrp S.Hopner,
Ebilipp s. 2enherfing, jun, VI. ".
Gortbe unb 90. o. Wortinbole.
GuS 8cfunbbeitsriif / d.
ten miro SCR. Senrp S%ppenBcimer.
gbef Der aIeioers5 abrifation 5irmu
Gppenbeimer & so. an Der SiioDeIt.
ode Don 6apette. II. 9anoueritroBe.
iif in fnr5er 3eit pom 8eidoft 81.
riid3ieben iirb bniielbe eingeben lai'
fen oo er, ipie or erfl1rt, feinen pal.
fenben Gpmpagnon fin0en fam. gr
beidaftigt 250 big 300 Skinner unb
Jrauen in ieinem GtabIiiiemett. Sr.
Gppenheimer geoenft inn Sftobcr
mad europa ST. reiien unb BORT ST
bIeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

5obn ao6L JIM, %. 8aro; Wartin
y. Ncpnol0s, u. 8oro.
Sat feline Nptruttonch
is limo in Der Icbten Belt mieOer'
bolt @criidtc in llmI0tf beIctt NOR.
Den, ooB @ollpcrncrtr GOlpin @or'
ficlo GanoiOot lei fir ole @ieOernomi.
notion o0cr and fir ben 9un0e@'
Scnat. 3oriibcr bcfrogt, crflorte Der
Nonpcrnertr gcitcrn icbr enpbntiidL
er babe feline politiid)cn Niptrotiunell,
&orIGufiQ iet er @ouDerneur Oc5
StaatcS WarplaH0, unO ieiu 8citre.
ben let Is, ais ioIdcr leine Eflidlt
goll5 5lt erfiiQeIr. @cnn ober Die DC.
motrotiihc Eortci iciner 0icnitc altdD
fitniti0bin bc0iiritia iei gum 9citcl
ser Rurtci un0 ocS Stlctc2, 10 ipiiroc
or nidt 3uriididrcdcn, eil ferncrca
perIon!l6eS Gpicr 51t %6rIn9cn.
0o5 8rDon-Gomit c.
Sn elmer hcllte ltattfi10cn0cn Con.
fercn3 5luiidcn Dem Gd)tb. MhurroD
Gonbiper, @oriiber 0eS oemofratii6en
StuutS : Central Gomite'9, mo ocH
6iibrern Scr @rpon-9clucgung III
Baltimore merocn Die enoqiiltigcn
Norbereitlngcn fir Die Gobrt Oc@
MorpIdnOcr 9rpon . Gmpiong So,
mites nod AclpzNorf Q~ctroiien per.
oen. MuGrideinliG miro Dos So.
mite. 100 bis 100 Otonn Itorf. on1 80.
9(ltguit mad NcipsSorf abrciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Ser &eptanpben q q
Sir sic 5eier oes %. Sab.
restapes Der @riinoung beS ngerbei,
ierten SrbcnS Scr Septoiopben, "mel.
DIE am %. auguIt I'M velectric.E arf"
itottfiltoet, lpcrbcn Die umiaiieto Sen
8orbereitungen ~getroffen, IS, pirb
erluartet. bnb 5auienbe itf an Der
Seier betbeiligen inerben.
Gle g eagles" ii d. -Gr1.
iioent goiparo Sirid. Sas. u. 6ehtig
iun.. Charles 6. 6rieoel itnb Snml.
8onrt. Ieleeaten oes galtimorer
SORTS Dcs .SrOens Der eagles, "iito
pom Der sSabrcs G%ol1pention Oes 81.
bens in MiIiuoutee, Wisc., 5uriidge.
febrt. Nat oem 9erid,t Ser Nntio.
mol : geamten bethlehem icbt 1900
Soritcn iii Den ser. Staaten nit
100000 Mlitglieoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
SarmUnie.
GrfnritOn nad) Ecn War
SDnHtaG, '26. Ingnit.
NbfaGrt $40 @OrmittagS upn Sillca'
(2316-0 Statipn.
Sarmunie.

sine $50 d 5ctt lpi0er vi /.
len. - Die Holle zines 0cirot6apers
mIittIers nit grfolg ipiclte geItcrn
Worgen HiGter acplinger in Der
norbGitliden Goli3eiitotion. Sri. Ytur
RE 9cb, cine % i0brige Sh0nc. BON
Nr, 1916, StirlingitroBc, Die Dor un-
gcf0br 10 Sabren bel cincm StraBen'
babn.llnfolc Elm Nein perlor mo
iebt Gins bon @ol3 trd9t, mltrOe Dor
bier Wonnten pom StordJ ii6erraidt.
Sbr 9r6utigom, 0r. George 2codl
bon 9tr. 1886, Nor0 > 8ctbclltrnBe,
bate bis iebt iein &criprcdcn. tie
oils Bottin bciln5ufii6rerL 5lpor oft
mic0crbolt, o6er nid)t nuSGcfiibrt,
un0 tint eu0lld 5lt1n S6llb 81
fontmer, lieb Sri. 9cb r%ciolllt, mic
lie einnal lit, ibrcn 2iebbabcr me.
gen 9rud)S 0cS GbcOcrIprcdela Der.
boiten. Hidter acplin9er, na6Oenl
cr 9eibe geGort bottc, fam 5lt Dem
oSolontoniid)en ltrtbetle," ooB P2
boS Bette iet, oub iid, Die 2iebcSlculc
altf Scr Stellc beirotbetcn. Cine 81.
ccn5 luuroc 6eiorat, un0 &or6creitun'
gen getrofien, oic Grornlng in Der
Eoli5ciitntion por5ltnc6men. Ga IieG.
te nber bod Scr quite @eidrmof ha>
0icnIttbuenOcn Holi5ei > &icutcnnntS
uno CT ionote ouS @rautponr infer
poli3cilid)er 9cocdung sum Eoltos
Mfltrp6p BON Der ct. InorcpS . Csc.
mcinoe, Der in ieillcr @%oGuunQ Damn
Die Sroltllng bon5og.
sic beitun0 0ie YrobC
II / Of t. - 6rau Moggie Hbo0eS pou
@rootIpn, Mime IrutOcl . Gountp
>pltrOe .geitern Dem GoIi5ciridtcr
Stanley in ser iiiopeltliGcn Citation
unter Scr ACKNOWLEDGING porgciilbrt
BON Srn. 3oiepb 2oren3 Nr. 1t40.
Qerter- Strobc, einen idmur3en Suit
elm ldrpor5eS &leio Hno ypci lUeiB(
l(nterrOdc 0cItoblen 81 .boben. 0r
2oren5 ser Elm @ittncr lit, lernt(
6rau Hbo0cS Dor ehpa bier Iogen IN
alein'S Yort, 8cItport. fcnnen. 81
ian0 10 groBcn @efolen an Oeriel6en
bob er iic ais S~ouSb1lterin nit mad
@uuic nabm uno ibr periprud). lie 81
beirotben, menn tie cine Oreitd9igt
8robe 81 %iciter 3uirieoerbeit beitebe
Sn leiner 8obnung ongefommen
ifmiifte Sr. 2oren5 feline neu(
SausbGlterin nit oen obenerlud6nter
&lctoungSitiiden ieiner ne%ritorbener
5rau. Nod)hcm bic oreitGgige Erobc.
5eit ab0elaufen mar, cntI6loB lid
6rnl Hbo0cS, nid)t Die Satin Dor
2oren5 SIT WerOen, unb ueridJrpanf
nit oen &lciOrngsItiiden. 6ernel
nrbm JIG, mie Sr. 9oren5 bcbouptet
nod SIS nit. Im Wontug Sormitta(
trof MN SIR. 2orcn3 ieine AliSerleierl(
an Sdrooer. StrnBe, nabe Columbia
Ibenie, ultb cS geInng ibm, Oerielber
Den idipar5en Sut ult0 0ns id)por5(
aIeib ab5uretBen. gIS 5ipci Eaiian
ten Der 9tOrGngten SIT Siilfe folnen
0ing Sr. 2orens nit Ger Grobunl
meg, or iper6e init eilem Hepolpel
picoerfpmnen. Gr lpar ieooh fouir
peridpnnoen ais iif oltd) 6ralt Hbo.
oeS oltS oer Stnllbe nlad)te. Sr
2arcn5 beJab iif Damn nod ser iiio'
lpeitIid1en RoIi5ciltation lno ertpirft(
cir1en gerbaitsbrfebl oegcn Sic llnge.
ircue. Hidter Stnnlep entlieb bit
6rau ieoof 1pie0er, ba Oieielbe mad
iliner Inlidt biniibtlit Der alei
oungsitiide feline Sd)ulo trai, neil Ell
biriel6cn ais Elm 8eihenf 0cs Srn
2oren5 betradltete, Ii. fir Ben angeb'
Iifen GiebitaDl Don So fem getpeiS
porGm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
&hrp. s. Tiener e So.

Heiie. Bureau uno WedieIlthbe.
Sfiffsfarten bon lii,b ilob 0eutif-
Iano nit benz Norooeutifen 2lopo
uno onoeren 9inien. H~eiiepaiie, 8ef-
iel, Greoitbriefe un6 @eloienoungen.
217 Git-galtimure.S trahe.
(209-)
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Gdiffsfarten pun NIB nad) 1entfdJ.
fanh.

gon Baltimore bis 9remcn: 3a.
lite $50, $45 unS $47.50. gremen
biz Baltimore: $3.50 nno $3.50.
Ritnbreiie at biIiserem Eteiie. sbeo.
s. Girnrr & So, 217, Cit-gaItimore.
GtraFe. d70)
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ri, shsues v.s ,;aiihea (veshsue

Sin id6nes nnb niikltdes 0cidenf
fir Nngeb0rige lit irarner cine Iebrns.
grofc photographic pber cine liinit.
lcriidD polenbcte Gppie eines aIten
giIbcs in Grapon, 9aHerfarbe, Del
ooer Naitrll. Die idGniten Cabinet.
6ilSer MIR ST pro 9nteno.
SnlinS Sebbcl, beutifer gbotoBrapb,
(90--) 321 Woro-0 ag-S trahe.
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@r6GIt nun ood etne
6Iitterm d. e II. - &r. 8m, 6.
9atiteG0, nelder lid am Mortog III
Colbert oluntp nit Sri. Wattie 8os
men Derbeirotbete unb, mic berelts
I'M .Geltti6cn Gorreiponoenten" be-
riHtet muroe, om NIbenO oeiielben
Cages ntf &eranIuiilng ieiner
ShmeItcr, 1Srol 8iaiam 9errp, li1t.
ter Ser Anihuloiguno Der llnperbel'
Ierlid)feit perboftet mtr0e, lit geItern
pom Hid)tcr 2eafe it Der iii0lifen
Yoli5eiItation mieoer entlaiien NOR
Sen, ga 6run 9errD ouf cine ipeitere
gerfolgulig @er5i6t l%eiItete, Gogegen
murOe Sr. 8iQiam 9errp negen nll-
gebliden tbGtliden Ingrilfs altt
1rall @m. 5. 20ffler NIT So nno
Softer b%eitroft, troboem er ben Nm
ariff ubletgnete. Nlattie 9oDen, iett
5rou 9atiielo, CAB on, iie Jet Dor
etna 6 Sabren nit Srn. Serop Sid.
MO getralt, ober fiir5lid) nieoer BON
oemielben gei6ieoen morbclt.
Sr. ". 81. SobgeS geitor'
ben. - Sr. 8m. u. Sooges, Sobn
oca pcritorbcnen Mapors SomesSooa
gcs. lit i'm Wtorplano General 500
ipital cilem Ser5leiben erlegelt. Gr
mar lhon lett GINGER Belt III oieient
Soipitol, jeood murbe lein 3ultonO
nidt ais acknowledgement bctrafl-
tet, oa er onifeineno mir inter Der
0ibe SIT leiben bate. 3ie geerot'
gurg finoet beute Wittag IL ltbr
Itott.
Gcinen SobresauSflug
miro Der Sroen bonn .WpiticS brine"
on n1d)iten Wontog noh Dem Jelec.
trio Garf" haltcn.
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StaSt Baltimore.
ltntcrholtunoS @eonciicr.

,sIaueH'S SBcntcr," - Gtcie 2go6c: n9Iortfi
TN gtelDs 9iurf".
.WnHctnsS Bruter." - Sicfc gSohc tdgIih
3pCt &uIoCptlcs& orftelutQcn.
SHcntcr." - Stcie WudlC:
.lbe GunpiCts SuuabtCr".
,gn0ttorinm,S hcuter." 9tlhitc 9Nod)c:
aBnr4putble 4cte" nit Sal1c5 3arrjRul ais
olrnHp".
.9cntidrr Srieaerbnnb Upn Baltimore" -
N]lontnB, ben y, Angr't, grobe SeoantdAf6etcr
int Saricnsgurf".
ytlno6hduaiaer SRracr.gerriu uou @iarn.
Inub." 49, Mtttnpoh. Den -. September, lchatc
aSettfhc IaB@6clct IN Hiper&lelp am va
tupcCu,
GartGuu6Crte.
4rof. e. SnrfeD ISatera, StrlAent.
leetuH: SnuuinQo I'm i2j HIN 9tddlullttdgs:
an 9SoncntaNcu nm rs uDr @9ellos.
0icniGGS, ...a R]iCcritoe" uno ~5eecratptu%
8tetli0g .,...... - FdHttloM
HfttlpoD .....,,... .,,'.'.' '0N lHlp-elu
SoiiCritd0 ,,,,..,..,..' .''''''" SVLtou
Steltup .,..,,... .'.'..'. q" S2lltuu,
GpmitaB .,.DE atterloh
YrUarnmm fir bcute:
,Srntos6th'Fnri"
W2arih .Ercc QOnCC" .,...... Spufn
Snbcrtiirc Glider mn Auucr" ......., Suppe
STALKER r9&coOiHg N tbe %Stnoe" ......,: 0nll
Siitc DECCr 8hIt ......... ,,...',. plltb
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tGr. 2Ent. g.. Naiicr)
Snbertiirr .Iduubauicr" ........, 2Sd9lcr
~ NtIftciuu Nftrah IN The Sprrcit" .Gcrrltallii
Scleiiion Nubcs In Io0luno" .,...... .perpert
1ntertHc5au ugtrabN ..........,.. 49,. .Sobie
Nluridl .llipurCpnuo' .,....,... NtCC'c Guidro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
8aC6tu9tCns0 gentnr
-beS-
"Qentf6en t reCponoent,"

8m. !Sannemuun, 1916 NariOn'
Strafc, R..8.
tpp an5elsen aub BeheanngeH eHtgegen 8eHBtE
utu luerbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22
GrrcidJt bic idluad)c Stcae.

ISn Ser @ieriorten Der n2(mericon
8rouerei" iinb erfriihcuoe, Itlrfcnoe
GiQcuidoiten entbalten, mcl6e bel
6eiBcm @ettcr oie idpafe Steae err
reifen mo 0o8 Spitcm rleli beIebert.
,Soloce" lit cine a~llentbolben beliebte
Sorte, aiite nit 5pei 0ltbenb Gint.
iloiden ST. 9rollerei t104-112S
0iQcn StrnBe. Eel. s. & .. 364,
Wt0. 1891. (234)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

Sic Gireftoren pcrpfIidtcn iif, bic
nod notbpenoigcn $4,000 oltiau-
6ringcn. - Die %. & o" miro
lid grpbortig an Der &n0uItric'
@orooc bCtbeiligCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-22

SIN Sto0t : Sngenieltrs /. Eepor'
tennent tpuroe e~eitern gerneloet, ooB
am @tolttag Ndhnittog ipdbreno oeS
id1iueren @eibitttrs 2i33ic anlsfi, II
Sabre alt, Gr. 1880 Siio annitr,
l%upbnbaft, an Der ode bon alitean-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-21
MOB
DEFIES THE POLICE
WOMEN LAY SIEGE
TO ASQUITH HOUSE
Bevy Assemblies in Cavendish
Square and Demands that
Chancellor Hear.

London, June 21.-Miss Ellington,
Miss Kenney and three other leaders Of
the militant women suffragists We're ar
rested in Cavendish square today for
creating disturbance outside of Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer Asquith s
house. N@ p,
:, Mr.: Asquith is the particular bug
bear, in the present ministry, of the
women suffragists, and special police
have been stationed nearshis residence
to prevent threatening attacks upon it.
Police Are Defed. 80 "
Scores Of women with banners flying
assembled in Cavendish square this fore
noon and announced their determination
to be heard by Mr.. Asquith. They de-
fed the police until their leaders were
arrested and dragged off to the police
station, +.
The women arrested were arraigned in
a police court later. Miss Ellington
was fined $50 or two months imprison-
ment, whereupon she expressed the in
/ tention of becoming martyr and Of
going to Jail. The hearing of other
cases was adjourned.
Countess Denounces Mob. ..
The countess of Carlisle, herself an
| ardent sufragist, referred to the affair
OF this morning at todaY's meeting OF
the Woman's Liberal federation. She
said she was shocked when passing thru
Cavendish square to see so-called wo
men suffragists fghtingpeliee and max
ing an impertinent mockery of woman
J hood -: - ., -
| The countess repudiated any connec
tion with the "poor misguided wo
| men, who attempted to mob the chan
cellor of the exchequer in his OWL
| house. -'.....,.-- -
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AIR PUMP "J0KE"
COSTS MANS LIFE
Steel Worker Found to Have Been
Killed by Prank of
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Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. sz .-%z-,t- +
Pittsburg, June 21.-Detai1s Of q
fiendish practical joke, perpetrated
upon stephen Borgeon, a young Home
stead steel worker, whose internal or
gans are said to have been blown to
pieces by fellow workmen with a COM
pressed. air pump, causing him to die
In frightful agony the following day.
have come to the attention of Coroner
Armstrong.
The body has been exhumed and an
was. issued for John Pretchem, the
workman who is said to have applied
the air to Borgeon, but he has not been
arrested, having left Homestead few
| days after Borgeon was buried. Other
arrests are expected also. -.
Borgeon died June and was quiet
" buried in st. Mary's cemetery. His
friends sought to keep the facts con.
corning the injuries which resulted in
| his death from becoming known, but
the mill authorities reported the death
later
The trouble which led to the death OF
Borgeon occurred in the Homestead
steel works. One of the workmen, sale
to, have been Pretchem. had falle1
asleep. near an open window, when Dor
geon is alleged to have approached hin
and rudely awakened him by thrustins
at him the nozzle of a compressed a.
pipe carrying several hundred pounds
pressure.
Borgeon's act was keenly resented b,
the workman, who rushed after Bor
geon, and Selling and throwing hin
down, applied the air pipe to his bod,
IN such a manner that the cor,nressa,
air brought death.
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Continued on I'd Page, 9TH Column.
FLOUR TRADE WITH
BRITAIN In PERIL
London Importer Warns Millers
+ Delays in Shipment a
II Principal Danger.

Milwaukee, June 21.-In the millers'
mass convention under the auspices Of
the Millers' National Federation today,
HI. B. Tasker, London -four importer
and representative of the London Flour
Trade association, urged the millers to
the exercise of greater energy and care
in the preservation Of their foreign
trade. - s--ss.r-. .--~.--~1-
Mr.. Tasker declared that unless they
made earnest and sustained effort their
trade in the United Kingdom would be
placed in greatest peril BY the competi-
ton Of the British millers. These lat
ter. he said, are in so strong position
and so alert in taking advantage Of
conditions that they are constantly tax:
ing trade from American mills.
Delays Lose Trade.
He divided the blame for this condi-
ton Of things between the American
miller and the railway and steamship
lines, the former sometimes failing to
keep his export flour at the highest
standard Of quality and the latter tax
ing hundred days to deliver flour in
London when it could be done in forty.
Mr.. Tasker said that with main
tanned high quality and prompt deliv-
cries, American -four would continue to
be used in large quantities in Great
Britain.
The greater part of the morning SEES
sion was used by the millers in dis
cussing the possibility Of scientifically
testing -four as to it's baking qualities
and to the export trade.
Proposes Arbitration.
B. J. Rothwell Of Boston has pre-.
sented plan for the arbitration Of diff
ferences between millers and -four buy
ers. Under the present system, the
troubles between e.41a the buyer and selle.
to the courts, entaiing expense to both
parties. The federation proposes to put
into effect written sales contract and
to amplify this by an arbitration agree
ment The adoption of the proposed
plan will greatly facilitate the trading
in flour.
G. II. Bovey of Minneapolis took issue
with Mr.. Rothwell and thought arbi
tration impossible because the -four buy
| ers would not cooperate.
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EMU)TlNOUS SPIRIT
RULES RUSS ARMY
ARTILLERY FORCE
SCORNS ORDERS
Serious Uprising Threatens to
Place Sevastopol Fortress in
Mutineers Hands.

Moscow, June 21.-The Viedomosti
printed special dispatch from Sevas-
topol describing mutiny there. 1t
says company Of the fortress artillery
sent to dispense meeting on the boule-
ward Tuesday night, refused to do so,
and later were disarmed by a Brest
regiment.
Yesterday battalion of the same
artillery, acting in sympathy with their
comrades, took possession Of the North
Side batteries, broke open the maya
zine, loaded the guns and trained them
upon the city.
Last night the Brest regiment, rein
forced by regiment of engineers, sur
rounded the mutineers, who submitted
without a fight.
The population of Sevastopol was
terror stricken, fearing that the mutt
neers would open fire on the city.
st. Petersburg, June 21.-A serious
mutiny which for time theatened to
place the fortress of Sevastopol in pos
session Of the mutineers, was suppressed
yesterday, according to a special dis
patch to the Novoe Vremya.
The mutiny was started by a bat
talon Of fortress artillery which de,
clined to obey orders. The men were
promptly disarmed. Two other bat
| talions then mutinied and took posses
| teries, but on the appearance Of sew
eral loyal regiments of infantry, the
mutineers abandoned the idea Of fight
ing and returned to their barracks.
| General Neplueff, commander Of the
fortress Of Sevastopol, is represented
to be greatly concerned about the tenn
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MEDICINE LOBBY
WARS ON FOOD BILL
Manufacturers Oppose Publicity
Amendment - Friends Pre-
dict Defeat of Protestants.
BY w. w. Jermane.

Washington, June 21.-The patent
MEDICINE lobby is trying to prevent the
adoption Of drastic amendments af-
fecting their business in the pure food
bill. The amendments recommended by
the committee will in effect force the
manufacture to print the formulate Of
the contents on the labels of bottles
and packages, showing the amount of
poison and alcohol contained.
The bill as originally reported to the
house gives the patent medicine men
privilege Of putting their product on
the market without Indicating the spe-
cific nature of its ingredients.
It is probable that the final vote on
the pure food bill will not be taken IN.
til Saturday.
The conference report on the naval
appropriation bill was considered at
the beginning of today 81 session and
this pure food succeeded it. Friends
of the measure say that the committee
amendment will be adopted and the
I patent medicine lobby defeated.