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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
Die 8amthGtigfeit.

Gie Sirnt CO. &umede < Go. l0bt
Elm groBes 2aeerhous errid)telt.
aeaelbobn mo Ncubou fiir
Sen y9alto. Gountrp Club" -
Tnbere Nodridtcn aus 8run0ei-
gcntbumstreiien.
Sie 5irna &. ., Sunede & Co.,
beren Mitglieb b%cfonntIid)
Ser in biciiqct bclttifcn 8reiien
tpobIbcfonrtc Nr. &. :. Sunctc lit,
Idbt an ser Norop't.gde pom @ano.
per- utb 9%onmupitroBe Elm Eager.
baiis fir lire Notwithstanding
erridter, mic es fem 5peiteS i'm iiib'
lihcn StnbttheiI gebcr oiirite. Gas
@eb1roe miro orei Stodiperte hof,
unb bebedt Dos aon5e' @runoeigen.
ttum, neld]es bon Der Iirmo llms
bdh & SO. friiber ciuacnommen
pi,rbe. Sic alter Standardization
iinb bcreits ricocrgeriiicr, uro sic
Sirmo Senrp Eierior & S6bne miro
nnper5iiglif nit Oem Neitbai begtn'
men.
Il nternebmer oe8 30 r ~
Lamb Country Club"
Ser ,Worplano Gpuntrp Club"
bat ioeber Gpntrofte fir sic Grid.
ting zines neltcn &cgelgebGllbes, 10.
mie Die &egelbabnen, mcl6e BARN
erbaut merben ioacn, pergeben. Ser
ner lGBt ser Club Tldne iiir cinen
meitercn Inbou 81 ieiner Glib.@e.
bGulidJfeiten p%orbereiten.
% neue @ebGu6e.
% nelle breiitodigc @ebGuoe iiilb
iocben bon Dem 9ormleiiter CHARLES
6. 9urbette an Ser Gde BON Marp.
lanb.Ipenue l,nb %. StroBe in stn-
ariff gerommen ipproen. Die Icl'
bauten perben je $4,000 ~foitcn.
Heucs 2ogerbaus.
Gin neiies 2ngerbnus ioQ an ser
Siibieite Der 2omboroitroBe, gegen-
iiber Dem 1leilen .Worft, er.
ridtet iperben. Sr. Z. %. Yumpbrep
lit Der @ruroeigentbiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
IoIisi1t in 9ebrGngni B,

GoIi5iIt in 9ebrungniB B.
- Ser Heaer Soiparb bon Nr. 1888,
Ml,lifinltrabe. iuor eerooe babel,
ieine fhpar5e gbebalite, Winnie NIT
Nomen. nodJ alien Rcgeln Der &unIt
5lt perpriieeln. ais Yoli5iit Sodluooo
oi,f Der 9ilbflohe eritien unb oct
Neaer 5uriidriB. Gieier monhte iid)
jett eeeen Den Eoli5iiten nno ent-
ponb linn bel Dem MN iolsenben
&%ingfompfe ben &niippeI uno be.
gam oomit auf oen gloitrod los5n.
idIaeen, ols gum Slid Yoli5ilt Chs.
@. 2ens ben Der 2arin angelodt, er.
ifien. Sodion eob iett 6erienaelo
unb lpilrbe crit nod elmer Soeo iiber
brei @lofs geiteat. @eitern Morgen
muroe er pom Rid)ter 6riebel in ser
norboitIihen YoliaeiItation fir brei.
bia Gage in's @eiansnib geididt.
@eiberpriigIer in Salt
Wur GopIon bon Ger. lis, @recnr
mount penue, itanb geitern ouf sic
ACKNOWLEDGING bin, ieine 8attin
biirdeepriigelt 5u boben Dor bcn
Shranfen bes mittleren Yoli5eige.
rid,ts. gr itien Bent Wetter nid)t
reht 5u troilen urrb ~perInngte elmer,
Tro5eB Dor ben 8robeeihiporenen.
Sn ermangelune BON @iirgidoft
fpanoerte or nad) Dem Wefdngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
Mns BEN Snncrn Marplano'S nno
BEN anerensenben Staaten.

0urh Ole grploiion zines 9ampi.
feiiels in Der CONFERENCE.-THE oes
Srn. Hoab @ebiter bel Cambridge in
OordJeiter : Gomtp mlroen 10 Yer.
ionen perlest, mo mebrere mogen
iterben. Die gerlesten iino: Sames
Spear. Somes @nlfer, @ooLioro
MeIls, 6ran y. 5. @eas, Sanes
aimmep, @atbarine @beatlep, Ser.
bert 2ennertp. Sefierion Senrp,
CLAUDE &oporb, See Collins uno
@innp Collins. Die @erIetungen be.
iteben gum groBten Tbeile aus griib.
ipumoen.
8erlor Elm 9ein.
Ger 9remier hilbert Seller bon
aepier, @..8a. itiir3te am Conner.
itag bel IItermont in Garrett. Golut.
tp, Wfb., pom einem 3use Der r9alti.
more Ohio : 9abn" berab utb biibte
bnbei Dos red1te gein Elm.
Shfief auf Sen @eleiien,
@eaoer Deager, Elm 1~6.iGbriaer
9tidbe bon Gbarleiton, @.sGa., bate
fid) am Ionneritag naf einem langen
Iarife BEL Spring Sill oui bie Sc.
Ieiie Der rGbeiapeafe Ohio . 9abn"
nie6ereeiest uno mar eingeiblaien,
Gin bes @eees fommenoer Eerionen.
aug iiberfubr 1tnb tobtete i'm.
Ndnbereien in SogerS.
"a tt mr II.
3nei MaubanidIle ianoen am Ton.
neritng Mbeno in Soeerstpwn itott.
Sri. 9laops Stalab wiroe in ibrem
Sonie BON einem Manne iiberiouen
mp nm 500 beraubt. Gin anbercr
ginbreder orang in Del, 2aoen oes
&rn. sSiaac Simon ein nno raltbte
mebrere. mertbpoIle M1t5ii9e.
eGIeftrofutionirt.
2etnon 9alentine. ein' junger Sob.
lenar1ber, pelder IN Der elf 4. Sid
&oblengrnbe bel 6roitburg arbeitete,
aerietb am 9~onneritag bei'm @erlai.
fen Der Goblenarube nit eiiem elef.
trjiden 2eitnngsbrabi in 8eriibrilng
nno mar a1if Der Steae tobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01

6iinItes Geniien ~ b Sabre oIt--
&crreitreita Is Tfuno iiber Normnls
gcluidt nc 5lrlopas e. Raciue ser
3rpeite. @ib Goint, Gbilaoor, Sofbo,
Gopt. Sopes unb Sling gilbert.
Se6steS &ennen = 6 Sllrlonga--
Garment, Sancrit, Ehilaoor, Mtns
6on Sotor, gseobar, gtbelbrptbe,
lbe &eileb 2dbp, @nene Sooood,
Sire 9eq, Illegra, 0ilo Beauty ull0
Stonebrpof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01

- 80
nIeuti6 2 omerifaniiden ledni.
fer.Serbanoes." - Ias oifi5ieaC
Erogramm uno sic ISeitbeb0rben
Gin Gag in 2ltInntic Gitp.
Die %. 3a6res. TeriommIung oes
oGeutid, . amerifaniihen Sefnifer.
&erbanoes" rlimmt bellte i6ren 9lr-
lang. lin 10 ltbr 8ormittaqs
uerinmmeln Iid) bie Gelegoten irl
Hernert's Sotel. nm einen neren
@orort 5u erlpGblen llnO Die Antr1ge
ser ein5elnen Gerbanos . 8ereine 3lt
oisfittircn uno sur Nbitimumltng 81
hringen. IS iino Die SS. 5beo. 3mers
mann, Baltimore; 6ranf @al0pooeI,
9rooflpn; 4ler. 8. 6eiIbrunn, Gbi-
cago; Bid. 5eimer, Ieparf; 3. s.
Slode, Ncm.Dorf; .. Is. Spielte,
TbilaoeIpbia; Or. s.. 6. Stieiel,
FittS6urg, uno Frof. Or. EouI
9nrtid, @aibington.
0aS OroB Der ullslpGrtigen @Gite
triift i'm 2ailie beS Nadmittogs Elm.
PIN 4benb iirbet in 8oigt's Sale,
Sarforo : gpenue, cine Gmpfangs.
ieier 5i @bren ser a~ltslpGrtigen ID.
men unO Serreu itott.
3os Erogrumm iiir sic ii6rigen
Seittoae lit f~olgenoes:
Sonntag, oen 9. September: %or.
mittogs 10 llbr: Nbfabrt bon
groipn's @erfte pom 6llbe bes9rooo.
man nit bem Iampfer n@ranite 81.
tn" nad) benz an Der Gbeiapeafe 9op
belegenen @rbolun9Splab nGolonial
9eod Sotel." Observation-Disclosures
Morplnno Ginner Oaiel6it. Had).
mittogs: arebseiien uno nOpitel
Noait" i'm 6reier, Cans, Spiele, 30.
Ben unb 9ootfabren. 2lbenbs 8 ll6r:
Giidiobrt nit benz Camper.
Mpntag, Den 3. September: Gor.
mittags 8 llbr: Sednifer : Gag in
&ereinS 2ofale. Gelegateit 9eridi,
9eri6tc oes Tr1iibenten, Der Beam.
ten unb Gommiliionen. - SortrGgc.
9te 9omen MAIDEN einen @ang
burh benn stopping iltrict." 1 llbr:
Observation-Disclosures Mittageiien I'M
@ereins . 2ofnle. Nahmittags: Sed.
niife ausfliige. slhsnos 1@9 ubr:
9anfett unb 9oils I'm Sotel Sen.
merit.
Eienitag, oei, 4. September: 8or.
mittags 10 ltbr: 9eiihtieuns oes
reu nrfgebauten Stoottbeiles. 1llbr:
eemeinihaitlihes MittageIien imSer.
ems . 2ofoIe. Hohmittogs 123llbr:
Sabrt in ipeSiellen StraBenbabnlpog'
gons naf Hiper : @iem : Tarf.
Observation-Disclosures Hiidiobrt 126
llbr Ibcnbs. g[benbs 1a9 llbr: Sir
Serren: Gommers in ser grpben
Snle bes 5urnpcreins y8orm1rts."
Sir 3an1cn: 9elud, zines JbenterS;
nod bemielben 3uiammenfunit IN
Der fleinen &oae oes uSormarts" II.
Tnnen : Gomners.
Wittppd, ben 5. September: Sor-
mittags: aaterfriibitiid uno ab.
ihiebs Sdoppen. Na6mittogs 2.15
abfobrt bon Union . Station nit
,gtlontic gitp Special" nod Itlon,
tic.Gitp.
Sic Gomite'n fir sic Contention
fms:
Arrangements. nnb Sinan5 s 60
mite: sic SS. Nidorb 6. Sanolob
GorIiber, Tbeooor 3permonn, Iug.
s. 2oier, Senrp 6. @artbc, $. Wolo'
bre, 5rco. @rimsbagen, SenrpSo
luB. Ereb . Gomite: bic &S. Snbert
arcfcl unb 8. 6. Sdneibereitb. Gm.
piongs = Gomite: Die SS. Senrp 6.
@ortbc, @oriiter, Sreb. s. Maper, u.
y. Not, 6. SieamunO, Sbeo. Seub.
Subert arcfcl, Otto gottger, d. 3.
@laier, Gbas. bon Mitel uno Senrp
@unncdc; gr Sificio: Sobn Moi.
berg.
Somen . gomite: Srou 81. s.
Sonblob, Torlibenoe, Srouen $. y.
Bortbc, 81. Seub u. @. Mot, Sbeo.
.3mermonn, $. Wolc6rc, .. 9ott9er
unb s. @unnede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
gcrcinigtc GGnger BON Baltimore.

StrCIHlgIe SuHBtf uuH SulltWult.
Sauptquartier: ,@ermania W1n.
nerfor . Sale; Tr1itoent Setlrg
@ieiefing, Scr. 228, perl. galtern.
9[pe.; correiponoirenber unb proto.
foairenoer SefretGr Gilbert Sdmibt,
Nr. BOG, Siib-9oca-S troBe; 6inans'
Sefretdr O. Simmelbeber, SCR. 3t5,
gtorb.g oen.S traBe; S6asmeiiter s.
Widlib, @r. 7t3, 8arner.S traBe;
9irigent Sobn 81. &lein. Beriamms
lung ieben aneiteh Sreitag I'M Wo.
nat.
rIrton."
Sanptquartier: Siag Sale, Scr.
POS, &%anoper-S trabe. Singitnnoe:
Wittpoh - 8iriaent: S. =. Srant.
rSarmonie."
Sauptquarticr: Scr. Ala, @eIt.
Sapette-S traBe. SingIiunbe: Dien.
tags - Sirieent: sSobn M. &Iein.
.8ermonic-
Sauptqumtier: @ermania IGn.
nerbor Salle, Scr. 410-412. @eit.
9ombarb.S trabe. S%ingitunoe: Don.
nerltags - 0irigent: Et.obor Sem.
berger.
.Srobfinn."
Souprnuarticr: Srobiinn . SaIIe.
Tr. 2OOO, Sreberid- Gpenue. cling.
itunbe: Mittluobs-Girieeut: Sobu
". &Iein.
rMrbeiter4W tdnnerd)or."
Sauptquarlier: Mrbreas' Sale.
.Nr. 314 Sanoperitrabe. Sinsitunoe;
Witttuod)s - Diriaent: Gbas. 8.
Do6au.
.TbaIin-M Gnnerhor.'
Sauptauartier: goie,'s saGe,. Ser.
1922, Sarforo-M oenue. Sineitunoe:
Dienitags - 9irigent: S. 6. Iranf
n9ocuit.Noint Wdnnerdor."
Sauptqliartier: Binders SoIs,
ode Cube uno Inoreitrabe. Cling.
itunoe: Wittlpo1 Mbenos 8 l1hr -
0:rigent: 2ubert &riippeI.
,grGciter. 2ieoertafeI."
Saltptquartie1: 8oI3' Sole. Nr,
40S, @eit 2eriratonltlabe. Sing.
it,noe: Gienitass-9tri9ent Subert
&riippei.
.Melobie."
Saupiqua-ti,r: 5. Wies' Sale.
Ode 2omltrabe uno 8elair Wtarft.
Sineitunoe: Donneritags - Girl.
gent s. &oroliiS.
.0aperiider MsnnerGor.A
SaMptquartier: Mdcrmann's Sale
gde Dor Caroline unh @ouObitrabe
Singitunoe: Ocnneritag Ibeno -
Oir!gent: @u9uit Shnetoer.
,@ermania.A unrtett-G Iub."
Saiptquartisr: Weienbere's Sale.
Nr. lie, Noro YaeaitraBe. cling
Stun6e: 2ienitags - Diriaent: 5.
GaroiiS.
nMetper.@ eianeberefn."
Sauptq,artiet: Soffmann's Sale.
2olp- uno Gorreit Strabe. cling
ltunoe: Oienltess-Dirieent Suberi
Griippel.
YWo5art M6nuerdor."
Sauptauartier: &obert 8ollmer'A
Sane, Scr. t921-t923. Orleans.
Strabe; Ginsitunbe ieoen Conner
flag Menb; Geo. Noblman, Sirigent.
.gihenfranS."
$aliptqiartier: Sob1 Sdmiot'a
(oorm. 3orn's) Snue, gde 8. nnS
8ouebitrabe, $isbIanototpn. Sing.
itunoe: Mitttpods-Dirigent Geo. ".
HoebInnann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01

Sir Sic @ettrenneh 5u
TimIico. pelde Der yYutapsco
Sunt-Glub" ouf Dem obiaen oltbe.
riibniten Gennbabn beltte beginnt,
iino fir Die eriten Gennen, pelhe
bellte Nodmitta9 um 3 llbr 10 Mi.
nuten ibren anfolig nebmen, fol
genpe Eferbe o%ngemeloet:
Critics &ennen = ,Maiben"
Sad ano Sunters," II Meile; NlpS
Mp Soncp, Mib Morrop, SimpIc
Sue, Gberipol, 9or Maio, 8racin5
9reeSe, Alice 2oean, llnele NJ.
Greene Sprina, Sire 9ed uno My-
ltrp.
3lpeites Hennen = .Maiben"
9 Sabre alt; 8 Surlongs; %innie
Sosbroof, @bipperpool, 9'Srpbeline,
@iaetta, Macilo, officer unb Mirp
Woib.
Critics Nennen = ,Steepledaie"
- flir5er 3urs; golatinc, Gapt.
Sapes, Galoornbatdie, Ben Battle.
Goleioee. u. Ell unb ). 6. Sfpens.
&iertes Hennen - Sitrlonas -
aurora gorealis, Hubp Sempiteoo,
Eirie anoreps, Mobam Satoi,
Simple Sue. 11uiiter. Camden, Yrc.
oicament, Belle Of Soenton, Oiib
Toint uno EIanta9anet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
Ter @eiahnIs

Ger q ei5buls. Eiener:
.,MeinSerr fam iif furd)tbar itleht
bonn @eloe trennen. las 0ebaIt
friesc id ia piinftIid am vgriten,"
ober INNER crit Mbeuos flint Mimi.
tenbpr 5ipoIf llbrl1 sss ,nsnis ny g"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01

0as Shredl h it c. Gorf.
.gn Corn ba6' / alf Den Sin
terbitber, on 3orn g'rao raliren
fonnt' | Den 9umpeu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
&iQfomineit, Scdnifcr!

,Seiltc 9eginn Ser Convention oeS
r9euti6 = omerifaniid)en led)ni-
fer erbanoes." - 1as oiii5ieae
Erogramm ulto sic 6eltbeboroen.
- Gin Sa1 in Ntlantic Stu.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-04-13

The Odd Fellows of Kendric will
celebrate the Saith anniversary of that
order on the 26th inst. in the Frater.
nah hall with a special program that
is now in the hands of the committee.
1t is the intention to have pro-
gram that will idclude speeches on
the principles and growth of Odd Fell
lowship and recitatlons. readings,
music and songs. The public will be
invited to the exercises and every
means will be used to make it pleas
ant and profitable evening. The pro.
gram will be announced in next weeks
issue.
The committee in charge are R. B.
Hines, E. P. Atchison, ]. B. Help.
man, Chas Hamliu and Jess Collins.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-04-13
THE BAND BOYS DANCE

If the success of an entertainment is
gauged by the amount OF pleasure
secured by the participants. the band
boys dance ranks as one of the
events of the season.
The ladies who originated and car
ried out the scheme; Mesdames J. w.
Bradbury, F. s. Beckwith, r. B.
Hines, R. G. Sinclair and w. M McCrea,
worked indefatigably for it's success,
securing finer refreshments, decorating
the hall and attending to the details
of arrangements.
On the night OF the dance, after an
open air concert by the band, the or
chestra began, and it was late
morning ere. they quit. All present
got more than their moneys worth
but owing to a combination OF cir
cumstance, not as large an attend
ance was noted as should have been.
The ladies however turned into the
Band Boys, $16.30 net receipts of the
event, which was duly appreciated.
The Gazette erred in stating the
dance was under the auspices OF the
Ladies Literary club, the parties
above named having the sole re-
sponsibility ofeither success. or failure
and th heirfore the success can be all
the better appreciated by the few
who carried the burden.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-04-13
CONE TO ST. JOE.
Had to be Shown

John Laute rbach, left the first OF
the week for st. Joe. Missouri, to close
up several matters relating to the
handling of the invention by the
negro Baker, which is causing such
stir in the scientific and commercial
world and which heats without fuel
and revolutionizes the present heat
ing system. He will be at the manu-
factury, see the machine made, famil,
iarize himself with the details and on
his return make preparations for
handling the same from some central
point such as Spokane, Seattle or
other city in Washington. Mr.. Laut-
erbach prior to this time had short
visit with the inventor and is aware
the thing is Just what it is represent
ed, but prefers to be on the ground
when it comes to the details of the
contract with the Co., and also in
regard to learning the points of the
invention. On his return we will be
able to give the particulars in detail
better than we can do now. He will
be absent probably about four weeks
and in his absence, John Jr. is In
charge OF the business; although 1t is
hoped to dispose of the store before
or by his return as the the other mat.
ter will take Mr.. Lauterbach away
and also all his time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-04-13

There will be work in the third rank
in the Knights of Pythias lodge on
Monday night and all the members
are requested to bo present. Every
night now sees work some one of the
ranks and big interest is being arous
ed much to the benefit of the order.
Monday evening class will be, put
through the third and afterward a
small refreshmeut will be served, so
come out and see the work.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-04-13

The church service in the Presby-
terian church Sunday will be in the
evening instead Of the morning and
at .. m. the sermon will he delivered
by Rev. Durrie on "The Risen Christ
and the Risen Christian. Other serv-
ices of the day as usual and to all
the public, without exception are
ordially invited.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
SCANDAL BREWING.
As Result of Eytortionate Charges for
Auto Hire.

San Francisco. May 2i.-Extor-
tlonate charges for automobile hire
during the firz two weeks following
the FIRE are likely TO develop into a
scandal of huge proportions before the
finance committee finishes auditing ac.
counts. In the tabulated statement
illed with the committee there appear,
n charge of sl57.59 for automobile
hire. Only 1873 claims were presented
to cover this sum. In the same table
is statement OF charges for milk
butter, eggs. bread. vegetables. drugs
hay. grain and clothing. The total
cost of these necessaries does not equal
The cost OF hire OF automobiles.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
MORE IMMIGRANTS
FOR DYKES LAND
McCreary Says Kentucky Can
Support Greater Population.
Over Quarter Million Located In New
York Last Year-Six Hundred
Came south.
BLACKBURN MAY MAKE RACE

Washington, May "a When the
senate resumed consideration OF the
Immigrant bill. the committee
amendment authorizing the CREATION
OF bureau of Information for Mr.
GalHnger moved to strike out all OF
the amendments except that portion
permitting the various state to be
represented by. agents at the immi-
grafton. and Senator McCreary OPP
posed the motion. He said that espe-
cial efforts had been made to secure
a better distribution OF immigrants
than Is obtainable under the present
system. Now, he said. most OF the
new corners locate in the eastern
states, and large cities. whore they
are not needed. whereas the south.
where immigration is desired Is al
most entirely overlooked. In support
OF his contention he said that 2S5.-
900 aliens located In New York last
year. aud only coo sought homes in
Kentucky.
lie also called attention to tho
fact that the south is not represented
In the immigration service and criti-
cised the arrangement as sectional.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
PROGRESSIVE PARTY.
Bacon Rind Named for Chief of Osagc
Indians.

Bartlesville, /. T.. May 2i.--The
Progressive party of the Usage Indians
In a caucus at Pawhuska today, nomi-
mated Bacon Rind as their candidate
for principal chief and Ches-Sho-Ponka
for assistant chief. Cyprian TayrieD
of Bart!esvlle was namei as one OF
the eight candidates for the council
Ohio Hah-Walla desired renomlna.
ton as principal chief. but was defeat
ed. II is alleged here that a specia,
agent OF the Indiap department has
been at Pawhuska and that sensation
al disclosures in connection with lease
matters were made. The Big Hear,
faction OF the Usage tribe has yet to
make its nominations. The election
takes place during the payment ofthe
week OF June 4.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
EDITOR IN JAIL
FOR CONTEMPT
j. Z. Chittenden, of Crittenden
Record Held. (
Case Grew Out Of Bitter Political
War Between Democrats and
Fusionists.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY AFFAIR

J. z. Chittenden, editor OF the
Crlttenden Record, a paper at Mari
on. Crittenden county, KY, is in
Jail at Smlthland. Livingston county,
awaiting trial on the charge of con
tempt of court. He viii be tried to-
morrow.
Chlttenden is alleged to have
printed uncomplmentary and dam
aging articles against Judge j. +.
Gordon. circuit Judge in that cir
cult, and was indicted at Smithland.
The publications grew out of an cleo
ton, and although the Indictment
was found some time ago, arrest did
not follow. until Monday. Chitten-
den was taken to Smithland yester-
day and in failing to give bond. was
locked up.
His case IS attracting a great deal
of attention. He Is known here
among the politicians and newspaper
men
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
NO SCAR
DOES THIS SURGEON LEAVE
WITH HIS KNIFE.
London Papers Report Remarkable
Method Of Operating In Hospitals
Of City.

New York. May 24.-A cable dis
patch to a morning paper from Lon
don says: Some Of the hospitals here
are employing for operations an ua-
named surgeon who has perfected d
method of incislng the skin without
leaving a visible scar. His success is
mainly attributable to his skill and ex-
perience. but his method is based on
the practice of cutting the skin slant
wise, instead of right ang,es to the sur
face. He uses hollow-ground scalpels
made after his own designs. Some
times massage forms part of the heal
ing treatment. II is said that Oh
scars from operations can be removed
by this method. which, II is declared
is one of the most important advaD .es
made in surgery in recent years.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
PAINTERS
SET HART RESIDENCE ON FIRE
THIS MORNING.
Blaze Damages House and Contents Ia
Extent Of $500 Before II Is
Eytinguished.

The Nos. and fire companies
wsre called to the residence of Capt.
George o. Hart. at 913 Jefferson
street. this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Painters were working on the house
using gasoline fire blowing pots to
clean the paint from the weather
boarding. They set the house afire
and the flames spread from between
the weather boards and walls to the
cornice and to the roof. The blaze
was first fought by the painters un-
I'll it got beyond their control. and
the fire department was then called
into service.
The damage will amount to about
$500. The loss 10 fully covered by
insurance.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24

Washington. May 24.-Joe Back.
bnrn, Keutucky's inlmltable cam.
palgner. may not after all. pass from
the stump and become a forgotten
quantity. There is reason to believe
that Representative Frank Hopkins
was not INDUCING in mere speculation
the other day when he stated In an Ia
teryiew that Senator Blackburn may
yet be In the race for the democratic
nomination for governor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
Theatrical Rank Projected.

Chicago. May 24.-The Theatrical
National Bank is the name TO be Civ
en- to new financial institution which
Nlll be opened next month in this city
The new bank is the outcome oi the
large theatrical merger recently effect
cd by Klaw q Granger. b. +. Keith
,nd the managers Of the Western Van
deville Managers Association and will
be financed by the manager. The cap
ital stock will be si.O00.0Oo and all
paid up. and the business will be made
up largely by theatrical managers and
professional people.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
Fifty-TwO Indicted.

Carmi, ILL.,, May 2i.--Fifty-two
voters were indicted by the White
county grand jury today for selling
their votes in recent elections. Near
ly every township in the county. was
Investigated and all candidates were
required to disclose the names of
voters taking money. States Attor-
ney Garrison says firm prosecution
will follow.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
DEFIEs FIRE; ROUTED By MUD.
Matteucci, Who Chung to Vesuvius
Through Eruption, Driven Away.

Naples, May "a That which the
recent awful eruption of Mount We
suvius could not accomplish the tor
rents of mud resulting from the
floods of the last few days have
brought about. The mud has so sur
rounded the royal observatory and
obstructed ingress and egress that
Director Matteucci. his assistants and
the carbineers under him have been
compelled TO abandon their post and
come to Naples.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
Law Sustained BY Jury.

Lexington. KY. May "a The
SUIT OF J. Alexander Chiles. a color
ed attorney of this city to test the
right OF railroads TO compel negroes
to ride In separate coaches from the
white people. was tried before a jury
In the circuit court today and a YER
diet rendered in favor OF the defend
ant company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-24
FINDS MANY soIONs HONEST.
Lobbyist, However, Says He Can Buy
Some and Jolly" Others.

Boston. May 24.--Lobbyist Walter
j. Bullock. who aided in killing the
overtime bill before the state legisla
mre, last night cynically classified the
members OF that body. He says 10 per
cent are good fellows" who can b.
reached by dinners. theater tickets an |
"jollies;" 20 per cent can be bought
outright or Influenced. and 65 per ceht
are honest. Bullock says he has never
used money to influence legislators.