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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
Republican Candidate Quits

Memphis. Tenn, Oct, 19.-H. B. An derson, Republican nominee for Cor Rress from the Tenth Tennessee district announced his withdrawal from the race today. This leaves General George w. Gordon Democratic. unopposed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
FELL SEVEN STORIES.
Young Man Said It Was Pleasant Ex-
 uerleuee.

perience.
 New York, Oct. 19.-Tnat fall or seven stories was the finest experience that I ever had"
 That declaration was made to physi- clans of Bellevue Hospital by William Rushell, 19 years olG. after he fell down the air shaft from the seventh floor of the Hotel Seville yesterday. Bushell. who is plumbers assistant, received a slight bruise on his heel and walked to Bellevue Hospital to have 1t treated.
 .I enjoyed the fall very much. said Rusheu to pr. Lewis. When l first felt myself going it frightened me. but then came feeling of delight. I was drunk with exquisite pleasure l re- ceived a shock when I struck the con- crete flooring in the basement. but that was nothing serious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20

strike of and return to work and sub init the wage question to an arbitra- tion of three men. one each represent ing the strikers and the company and these to choose the third. The decision of the arbitrators. according to the proposition. Is to govern the wage scale for two years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
suxrest. Arbitration.

Washington. Oct. 19-A circullr signed by General Manager Spencer of the Southern Railway. Is being sent out tonight to tho striking machinists pro- posing that the machinists declare the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
storm on Carolina Coast.

Washington, Oct 19.--The Weathei Bureaus general forecast says:
 The center of the tropical disturb ance is apparently at sea, some dis tanco off the Carolina coast. It's infiu- ence, however. still extends to the South Atlantic coast. where winds have increased in strength over night.
 storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic coast from Savannah to East
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
B,shop Potter. Daughter Suicide.

Cromwell. Conn. Oct. 19.-It was stated here that Mrs. Laura Cowden. daughter of Bishop Henry c. Potter of New York committed suicIde py hang ing at h private sanitarIum here Tues day night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
M.nv kiIled in Rus.ia.

St Petersburg. Oct. 19.-It Is re- ported that 100 persons have been killed or injured as the result Of a railroad accident today at oka, on xhs Noscow-Kursk line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
Miamn DamaEe Small.

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. 19.-Passen- gers arriving here from Miami tonight report that the damage there by the hurricane was nothing like as serious as first reported. The elegant east coast hotels at Miami and other east coast points all escaped damage. there being no damage of consequence else where north of Miami. At Miami, the greatest damage was to small houses and fences. The drug store of Bur dine & Quarterman. the Red Cross Pharmacy and the Saginaw saloon were unroofed and awnings and sheds all over the city were blown down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
Tratn Service Sufrers Little.

I,ouisville, oct. 19.-The telegraph company is advised that wire commit ntcation south of Jacksonville, Fla. has not vet been restored Linemen have heen hurried to the scene. and 1t is exnected that at least one wire will he working by tonight. Train ser- vice between Jacksonville and Miami ;, hut slightly impaired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
st. Auru.tine Fares Well.

St. Augustine, Fla, Oct. 1S.-This city. beyond some damage done by high tides, was not affected by yester- days hurricane. Messages received a, the wireless station ipdicate that the storm passed this point about sixty miles to sea. At 10 o'clock this morn ing a Red D Liner reported that it was running into a terrific storm north of St. Augustine.
 A wireless message from Key West tonight says: Steamer Mascotte ar rived Key West: all on board O. K" -.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, Oct. 10.-F0r AIabamns Fair Saturday and sunday; fresh north winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
Brooklyn Is Sufe.

Washington. Oct. 19.-Secretary Bonaparte has been officially notified that the cruiser Brooklyn has been foated and Is all right.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
GoaoHemm= Ylam FnSst sanfiss
Mnfsabme.

Die Sireftorett Der MerhantssgHo =
citation baben f9 ebenfaas nit benz bon
Mapor 8onfpalter Der Jefbebtrse fir
oas i'm nd6fsn Sabre fatifinbsabe mo-
tionale sdnasrfsft pOr9eIe9ten plan
fur BEN I'm. rsip. ausbau Der Som-
Union Sale uno beg Wartt9ebduoes
fir stabtba1es unb @oaOReums3 psde
s~inberfanoen esfldrt. @s wuroe in
Der lebten 8eriammlrng Der Dirsttorsn
oas gerfpreGsn 9essbsn, our @rlan'
eung Der iiber bic beabf9ti9ts Bomb.
gussabe bon $3.50. 600 notbi9en $780,.
600 ibatfrdftia gu bslfsn.
Sie Sirectoren finb Der Anf9t, oat
Der plan. bic tteue G%taOtba1e nit sinem
@~OaOheum 81 o%srbinosn, bon alsr
anberen bisberisen pldnen bic naeif,
4usf9t auf @srwirtliaung bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
@isss Grab.
@ { b n.

Senrp q. uno &ofe SimpIon, 22l4
Rorb ArIenal abenue, 9nabs.- Sobn
unb 2ouiie Resban, 1923 Wariinbale
apenue, anabe. = Granf uno Bertha
goonep, 2815 MepberiOn Gusniie.
Mdb9en. -Sohn unb aate MeSbans,
1888 Norb capitol Wpsnue. Rnabe.-
@rneft u. Mebou Woblsr, 523 Spring
Strabe, Wdb9sn.-Soiepb uno abbie
gaugb, 1888 Noro SOlmes aDsnie,
Rnabe. - Sarrp uno emma Olisn,
Sub on StraBs, Wdo9sn.- @oparo
unb gmma glearp. 3O6 9oro arisnal
abenue, 2nabe. - Sanb uno gQc
8uRsa, Staot. 5Oipital, 3nabe.
Betraut.
paul Us. BOmman-Jannp 9. Warr.
S:ohn 80. BlafpeG-gaa %. Sberlod,
S6Dal, Snb.
Sames 81. 9ust-Waria Ssbner.
Nlfreb 6asan-gnthsrine Sabis.
Sames Acknowledgment Barter.
gilbert u. 6. Roblmann-&sna gfsau
Sufer.
Better 6oran-Ngnes Carroll.
Better @asrs-glsnOra @isler.
9ouis 6aibbsrssr- Augufa Nobl.
Otis gresblobs-Wartba Diaep.
George @sntrb-SefRe Wap 6aa.
goparb 8urte-Wapne Woran.
2epis Bonner - gmma u. 2imba4.
CUMBERLAND, Snb,
Benjamin 2a6n-Warcia @immeri9.
Sotn 6. Milan-Sabis 8opo.
Daniel 6. Wsbb, 5rantlin, Sno. -
Winnie Burnett, @sf Nstuton, Snb
Santss 5. Sacobs-JlOrenee SOlan.
Wiaiam M. Sries-5lOrsnes WiIinn
@eforben.
Warp 6. Solsp, 40, 800 81. RobIl
Strabe.-9utie Wiles, 81, Stabts6o
ipituI. = @barlss Garbed. "a. 706 q
alama Strabs. - 2aura gaa 5ren9
A, 1884 Saroins Strabe. - &utbsr
foro @rimss. 20, 1117 Rarmi Strabe
20. Gong, IS, Staot.S OIpital.-
Daniel Broberid, 81, st. 8incent!
Soipital.-Mprtle albanos. Is. 800!
Ghe Weriotan StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Gtbtloisnf=Y rafnnsen.

6olgsnbs prtfun9en ftr SteIungsn
i'm Regierunssbienf Rno fsfgeisbt NOR.
ben:
am 90. Wai fhr einen Ga9marn In
Der @sfihgsl3u4t. Die eteQuns 1T
benz Mderbau.D spartemsnt unterfeat
unb brinst Elm Galar bon $1,000 pro
Sabr;
am felbsn Sage fir bic StsIung
zines Settlers i'm Quartiermeifer-H De.
partemsut tn SeferionbiQe. Snh.. mil
einem @e6alt bon $40 bro Sabr;
am %. unb "a. Wai fir einen alf-
isntsn I'm pbilippinenbieaf, Mnfanss.
GebaIt $1,000 pro Sabr.
anmeIbs. 6ormulare finb bonn seere.
tdr MiQbouie TN Bunoessebdube AZ
beaieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

= Sofeftubt Sci SO n
ut cine befannte YerIonli9teit, Der
friibere 8aitpirtb @buarb g., berseit
pribatier, ais S9reiber unb @erfaHer
BON na6 bielen Sunberten sGblenben
8riefen ermittelt unb perbaftet pors
ben. Nus prag pirb bariiber eeIGris=
ben: Den @nfang nabm biefe Sadie
por feds Sabren; es erbielten fdft
tpD9entli6 biele u~ngefebene 8iirser
unb ginpObner bon Soisfitabt 8riefe
nno &drten, in benen bic sperfibeffen
acknowledgement unb Inflagen entz
balten tpdren. Die 8psbeit bes ONO
nnms 9ing 10 melt, bdb er an Die
So9ter bes prinaen bon S9aumz
bur9=2ippe, Die &Dnigin bon Wiirt>
tembere, pG6renb hires gefufes in
Na9ob Bel ibren gltern @ttentats>.
Srobz unb 8ranbbriefe fanbte. Mit
~befonberer &affinirtbeit bat Der Brief
f9reiber ldneit bersefene 8egebenbeis
ten pieber an's Sasesltcbt ee3errt
unb babur9 in biele Samilien 3anf,
@treit unb unfrieben ~setrasen. Sie
Saae mar nabeau in @ergefenbeit ges
ratben, ols Dor mebreren Monaten
duf's neue cine anonbme 9ebe begdnn.
Snfolsebefeh purben i'm gebeimen bic
biberfen ppftbrieffdften iibertpa9t unb
aud auf Der Sauptpoft elm 11eber<
tpa6unssbienft einseri9tet. Gines
Mbenbs gegen 8 ubr erfpG6te 9err
Nemecef nit einem 8iirser, nie q.
auf Der !Sarptpot mebrere 8riefe in
rem 8rieffaiten eleiten lieB; bafielbs
purbe audi BON 5pei Poitbebienfteten
sefeben, bic ebet Dor einisen Minuten
BEN &aften entleert batten unb auf Der
Bauer ftanben. Das Hefultat ent=
fprah ben grtpartungen; es paren
einiqe aitonpme &arten, audi mebrere
8riefe barunter. Oer poftpernalter
bon Sofefitabt telesrapbirte bas Grz
eebniB an bas areiseeri9t na4 20z
niasrGb, bas bic 8erbaftung bes 8.
unb 6ausfuduns bei ibm in Saromer
rnb Bel feiner Mutter in Softfftabi
anorbnete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
@rnnoeigenibur1s llebertrasungei

Ssorse Wolf an 6lora SsB, Got 90
Der sueitsn Ssttion BON Winbsorf
plnce Nboition. 35 Bel 49, SUB, per=
beRert, Ofieite Der gbefnut, nbrbli9
bon MbIsr Strabe. $1,000.
9Ilfrsb Siri4fslb an 8eorae eeiben.
tidsr, Got Al tn 2enwoob addition,
40 Bel 1872 SUP, paeant, Otisits Der
@apitOl @bsnue, ihblid bon 80. Cir.
$500.
Sobn %. 3ern on Sames 5. 9airo.
She'll bon Cots 80 unb 81 in Bruce
placs Nob., 43 BET III 5uB, psrbsis
fsrt. Ofisite bon groaomap. nsrbIi9
bon %. Ctr. sc, 500.
Wartba 6. growrt on Sobn 8.
8rown. She'll bon 2ots 8 unb 4.
YIOd l63, SrigbtwOoo, SO BET rs CUB.
psrbshert, n6rbIi9e Settle Der 25. Str,
6fli9 bon Sale Ctr. 500.
Mutual Dome & saptnss NH'n on
Sobn M. McGonaIo, Got IA unb
$bsiI bon Got Is, gIpd 81, Noro Sn=
o%ianapolis. As bel 1859 SUB, berb.,
Saoisite Der %. Str, 6Flid bon &a.
Der Ctr. $1,000.
@sorss 3. Me@ulod an Sispart
&unpan, baRelbs @%ieentbum. SO, 600.
@Fa gulbertion an Mnnie @iliams,
Got a In Bafers Wsft darlington Ctr.
addition, 40 CUB, berbsferi, Horbieite
Der Waibin9tOn etrabe. mefli9 bon
Sibbs Moenue. $2100.
Siaae 6. @Ifton an George Webble,
Got A In 9entuoob parf Mbbition, 40
BET 1872 Sub. bueant. Sffeits Der 3sns
tuoob Nbenue, n6rbIi9 bon 33. Strabe.
1875.
Charles Barrett an MbbiTon Sart,
S0f 70 IN @rDBs Nllnor0 N0e1lle
abolition, 35 BET 125 SUB. bacant,
Norbmsf.gde BON 8pram unb gsnebus
slbs. $500.
gli3abetb WeGinnep an Warn Wc.
SoueaG, Got So In Wilarb plaee Nb.
bition, Al BEL 125 SsuB, berbeHert,
Ohieite Der Waleott, iiolia bon Obir
Str. $1,000.
Gnna Senosb an Bottle g. Sader,
She'll beg iiomsfliden 0iertels bon
Section %, 8Opnfbip Is. &an9e 4.
5 Ncres. Warrsn 8ownfbip, $500.
9snrp Waas on gbwin q. 8bomp.
ion. Cots 20 unb 81 uno She'll bon
Is In Bropn's Meribian Str. Mbbi'
tion, pacant, on Union Station, n6ro'
lid bon &apmOnb Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Poltaeuihes.

Der Seamte &uRsu bra9te
gsitsrn ben 3lidbrisen Claude 8bumps
ion, % Of IL. StraBe, our Yoli3sita.
iiOn, neil ct einen biifssn Sunb bdIt.
6 q I. O oobon, 81 Sabre
alt unb 523 Bird Mpenue tpotnbaft,
rpuroe gefern bon benz 8eamten Wc.
2innep fsfgenommsn. neil er in Der.
od9tiger Weiie auf Der Strabe bsrum.
bummelts. Serielbe tpurbe unt.r eint
gtrsI&aft bon $500 ssiieat. ha ct Dc,
poliaei isbr perod4tia lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

2ocaI,& etterberi4t
@epitterft iirme unb Iei6ter &essn bente
satt pber S~onneritas; tpdrmer bente
Radt; fuller ap 0onnerftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
alle.

Wtiltam McCotton, 829
Warfau Strabe sog f9 tn 2ingan's
padina 6aus our4 sinsrl Gau fr
g&pere Werlesunsen an bsr. Quite 3u.
bab feline ueberfhbrung In bas hdbti.
f9e 6ospital bur& bie fdbtii&e Mm-
bulana n0tbig tpuroe.
Q. 8. garrep, Ro. Is 2inmoot
Ape. %tuobn9aft, e~rtranfte pi6tIi@ tn
benz 6auis go. 1876 Nsm BORT etrabs
unb tpurbe bon Der Rdbtif&en Ambu.
lana tn isine Bobnuns sd&aft. Gar.
rep leitet anf&einenb an einem Ssr3feb.
Ier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
@trtbi@aftSsG r6Tmmma

l1nferen Jreunben unb 8efanntsu
STR anSsige. bab mir in go. 922 Wai'
iahuietts Mpe. cine neue WirtbI9aft
er6hnet 6aben uno Seoermann einla'
ben, lins in unierem reiien Qotale a.
bsfu9en. Gin frtfGes @las @apitaI
@itp Bier Iopie bic bsfsn @bisteps
2iqu6re unb @isarren finb 3u baben
I9tungsbOa
Veter Span9enberger,
Gonrao Gtuer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Tberrnorneferfdnn.

1ternomsterfano.
S09fs 1ernperatur. 56 Sraf
9ieOrisfe Eernpsratur. 40
B. Z. BIbtbS
Seetipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

Gbteasp, %. GpriI.
Sir SnSiana: 9ocale @efpitteritiirnte
beute Na6t pber Donnerfta9; tsdrnIer
beute Ra6t fiibIer AM Oonnerita9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
@etterberi@t.

sar .. stunSsn .nS.nb = rbr TOrs.ns. 90. april
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Nemer natsrRatnnss=S erein.

s0ie Mn9efeltsn Der s b | a r, a.
poIis Chair unb Surnt I.
6 o. sueroen 'F9 beute Nbsnb
In Sttmar aelsr's 5aas, 225 on
Waibinston Str, gum 3wsde Der
@rtnoun9 zines 3ranssn Inter.
ftbungssT ereins beriammsln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

Dem Garbisen @eOrge Bel. Der In
go. 901 Wef Walnut Str. cine Wirtb'
idaft bstrsibt. tpuros BON benz Burger
insiffer 8optpalter bic 2ieens ent3ogen,
neil er on Minosridbrige @strdnfe bsr-
tauft bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
MnS ben 8eri6ten.
Snperiprgeriat.


Die 6deioungstlaee bon S6Omas
g. SamiltOn gegen CHARLOTTE g. Sn=
milton tpuros abgsnisisn.
Griminalgeri6t.
Der Nsssr stebs Saplor, Der Rd
pe9ert ginbruGs unb StebIens su bers
~anttporten bate. tpurbe bonn RiGter
freigeipro9sn.
&lage anf Sbeilnng zines 6runo.
fiifS.
5reberid 8. %. Rod psriIagts Ssnrs
s. Rod auf Sbeilung zines @runos
ftfs. Semielben tuurbe elm @runo.
fiHd auf Got As In 9unlop's abolition
srbli9 binterlafsn. Der 2ldeer piinI9t
nun, bab bas @runbfiid bon einem
2Ommifdr in glei9e Stiids s~ingstb,ili
wirb. SOlte ieoOa bic Ssibuns our9
oisie Sbeilun9 bei4doist psrosn, 10
psrlanet er ben @ertauf bes @runo.
fids uno bic glsi9mdBige SbeIlune
oes @eIoes.
Goroerun8sfiagen.
2issie Sbepbero frenste gegsn ibren
@atten Sobn u. Sbepbe;o uno s.
Mnoretp Gbspberb unb Die Warion
8ruft COMPANY cine aIage auf 9esab,
lung bon $3.50 an. CUR 3sit ibrer
gerbeiratpung nit benz Iertla9ten,
tpelae Oh, 8. Wai 1901 Rattfano, mar
bic aldserin gefBerin bon 5000 baa.
rem @elb uno einem Ws6Iel bon $50.
am 4. Sebruar 1908 bsrtraute He ib.
rem @atten $500. i'm apriI 1903 $500
uno sinige 3sit na6bsr ben @s6iel
BON $50 gum @Onettiren on, UNI oamit
@slb 3l bsri9afsn.
Der Wann tolsftirte Den 9e9iel Dor
$50 in Der WariOn Sruf 60. untsl
benz Namen 5. Mnbrstu @bspbsro,
gls bic Satin bic $3.50 i'm Sanua,
1906 uieber auriidforberie, psigsrtI
Ra Der @atts bisisIbsn 3uriid5ugsbsn,
Sic fonnte bic Summe aud ni9t OIL:
Der 8ant 3ieber, oas bas @eIo auf Der
Tamsn s. Nnbreu Sbspbsro sin9s.
tragsn mar. sic forbert bic Ss3abr
lung bon $1,000 unb Soften.
Observation-Disclosures.
geniamin s. 2anb frenste sssel
bic Snbianapolis Sraction unb 8er
minal COMPANY cine 2lage auf SIS.
600 S9aoenerfab an.
Am 20. Mdr3 1906 purbs Der 2ld
ger bsim ginfsissn In cine Gar on be
&opfebelt Mbs. bur9 bic unaufmert
iamfeit bes Ronbutteurs. Der ben Wa
gen pl6bIt9 anfabren lieB, gu gOoei
seiAleuosrt, nobel er fi9 fdwere Der
Iebungen 3u3os. Muf bieie @erIssun
gen begrtinbet sr feline 2lage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

Wtte Donabue. % Sabre alt,
405 Wef Obio strabe. prtgeIte
seHsrn In tetrunienem 3uffanbe feline
6rau unb uurbe prompt bon ben Rao.
Tern Dun unb Shine abaeftbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

Die edeioungsflase bon SbOmas
9. SamiltOn segen CHARLOTTE g. Sn=
milton puroe ab9spisisr.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
ARE GUILTY or
GRAND LARCENY
Insurance Officers Who Contributed
Money to Campaign Committee
Subject to Prosecution.
JURY INSTRUCTED TO INVESTIGATE

New York, March 23. The
officers Of the life insurance com
panies who contributed a portion
of the campaign funds to the
political campaign committee
committed larceny, in the opinion
Of Justice O'Sullivan of the court
of general sessions. Justice
O'Sullivan expressed his opinion
in court today in replying to
the presentment submitted
to him by the grand jury which
is Investigating some of the
phazes of the insurance business.
1t developed that the Legislative
committees has the larceny COM
mitted by officers who author
lied such contributions. The
jury was charged to investigate
the responsibility for such
crimes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
nuIH VESSELS DAMAGED.

Schooner at Sea.
Cape Henry, Va, March 23-The
German steamer San Miguel bound
from Baltimore for Port Maria, and
the schooner Ralph M. Hayward, from
New York, collided 1875 miles off here
The schooner is leaking badly and is
beaehed at LynAhaven inlet. The tug
North America has gone to her assist
ance The steamer San Miguel pro-
ceeded to Baltimore Her main mast
is carried away and her deck tram
mings and stack were dismantled. A
large hole appears on the waterline.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
CAUSES LIVELY DEBATE.

Insurance Bill Considered in New
York State Senate.
Albany, N. Y, March 23. There was
a lively debate in the state senate
during the day when the insurance
committees bill designed to postpone
the annual elections of all mutual life
insurance companies until Nov IL
was advanced to third reading. The
effect of the bill, if passed, will be to
invalidate all existing proxies, includ-
ing those obtained by Thomas w. Law
son and all proxies obtained before
Sept. Is next.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
Governor Pattison Much Better.

Columbus, o., March 23.-Governor
Pattison, who is seriously i'll, is re.
ported much better. The governor has
a severe cold and fever. While two
physicians stayed at the house all
night it was stated that the governor
passed a restful night after midnight
and that he is much improved.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
st. Paul Pioneer Dead.

st. Paul, March 23.-Uri Locke Lam
prey, aged sixty-four, pioneer resident,
sportsman and philanthropist, is dead
at his home in this city Death was
due to dropsy and complications. Mr..
Lamprey had been very i'll for over a
year
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
Traction Lines Abandoned.

Wooster, O., March 23.-All traffic
on the Cleveland and Southwestern
traction line, between this city and
Beera, has been abandoned because of
snowdrifts. Three cars and fifty pas
sengers are caught in drift five miles
north of the city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
DEsERTloN THE GROUND.

Mrs. Henry E. Huntington Secures a
Divorce.
San Francisco, March 29.-Superior
Judge Graham has granted divorce
to Mrs. Henry E. Huntington on the
ground OF desertion. No request for
alimony was made and the attorneys
refuse to state whether or not there
will be any money settlement.
Henry e. Huntington is nephew
and chief heir of the late Coils P.
Huntington. He has the management
of the large Huntington estate The
couple have two grown daughters and
q son.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
United Worklnen Increase Rates.

Chicago, March 23-The state grand
lodge officers of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen decided at meeting
here to raise the insurance rates of
the order for members more than fifty
five years old. The increase will make
the rates IS per cent higher than at
present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
Wisconsin Village Scorched.

Rice Lake, Wis. March 23.-Tae
village of Birchwood, sixteen miles
north of this city, suffered disastrous
fire during the night and the loss is
now estimated at $4,000, one-half Of
which is covered by insurance. The
Ahnapee Veneer and Seating company
is the heaviest loser.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-23
HABIT RESULTS IN DEATH.
Blood Poison Follows Cutting Thread
With Teeth.

Fl Kaukauna, Wis, March 23.Misp
May McCabe, employed in the dress
making parlors of Miss McCaTty, died
of blood poisoning after weeks III.
ness. Her death was due to severinx
thread with her teeth while sewing.
Her lips were swollen out of proper
tion and then her mouth and throat
became affected. The decedent sui.
fered intense pain and was delirious
for several hours before she died.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-03-03

otras bufonadas del embusterO V
preocupado corresponsal, que sin
respeto d 81 mismo Y despues de
injuriar 4 todos los mexicanos, ha
puesto el buen nombre de Nuevo
Mexico Y en- especial al eopdado
de Taos ante Ia faz del mundo en-
tero, como IN pals inculto lleno
de salvajsmo en estado primitive
Que el corresponsal en- question,
Sc huhiese decIarado Ell contra Ii
lev de indulto 4 Ia pena capital,
mny bien; pero If 4 insultar 4 los
nativos del pals, Supplements por
que son mexicanos " por este lado
fuerte de patrioterismo procurar
salvar de la horca 4 su amigo con
denado, ensena patentemente su
perversidad y su lnala indole, mas
cuando ningun mexicano ha to-
mado parte en- este asunto y one
POGO q NADIA les ha inlportado del
asunto de Conley, 81 no hubissen
sido los mismos anericanos que
abiertanente Sc declararon ca con
ira del REQ.
Nadie ignora en- Nuevo Mexico,
los antecedente del aseslngto quo
trujo 4 Conley en- el patibuIo. y
ihay ma sola persona que pueda
dudar que Conley subid las escale.
ras del patibulo lnlustameate!
| ;IIay quen pueda dudar de que q
ciimen fue infaine V cobarlei
\ Hay quien pueda dudar de que
las autoridades que entendieron en
eI asunto i en- especial 81 Juez Me
Fie. tenia su opinion reservada en-
su pecho en- ese asunto. y que dc
una manera u otra, esta opinion
fue declarada al mismo gohernador
;Y hay quien pueda dudar de-
que 81 Conley hubiese sido couvi
etado por un iurado Incompetence,
81 Juez Nc. Fie un honlbre sano,
que tiene religion, que tIene esclu
pulo Ell sus actos v un holnbre pie
namente impartial en- los astntos
que estan confiados 4 el, lubiera
pernitidode one un ser humano
hubiera subido al patibulo iniusta
mente!
En- fin. asunto es este. que pro
metemos ocuparnos en- Ia proNiina
semana.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-03-03
Ell AsuntO de COnley.
FaIsas y CaIumniosas
ApreciaciOnes del CO.
rresponsal de Taos,
A la Prensa
Americana.

Durante las dos iiltimas semanas
Y con motive del asunto de ConleY,
han aparecido diarianente en- las
columnas de Ia prensa americana
Y en- especial en- las columnas de
Ia prensa de Denver, Colo, las
mas vitupendas v calumniosas
mentiras. que Sc pueden registrar
en- la prensa de escandalo de MIN
gun pals culto.
No dudamos que esa prensa ig-
noraria los antecedentes en el asun-
to; pero antes de incertqr On sus
coInnnas, falsedades y calumnias
que atacan 4 todo IN pueblo, de-
berian de inyestigar Ia veracIdad
en- el asunto, ante hombres impair.
ciales Y de respeto Y antes de dar
cabida 4 las necedades de cualquier
mecatrefe.
FL corresponsal en- question. des-
puts que deia NAL parada la re-
presentation de las autoridades su-
periores del territario, dice, que
Conley fu6 convictado por un iu.
rado de hombres mexicauos. Que
los americanos que habian en- q
inrado que conyict6 4 Conley, nin-
guuo queria conyenir en- conyictar
4 Conley en- primer grado; que los
mexicanos estaban cedientos de YER
4 Conley en- el cadalso y baio este
punto de patrioterias, Sc llama
fuertemente la atenei6n del actual
Congreso, ahora eli session, para
que en- las cortes de Nueyo Mexi-
co no Sc admita ningun iurado, sin
poseer correctamente el idionla in
giles. como asi mismo, que no Sc
haga necesario ningun interprete
Ell las cortes.
Esto es inj'irioso simplemente;
ST Sc tiene en- cuenta las tantas