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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

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ser NorosYocoItrobe ieine Monoto.
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Der ScfrctGr Gottirieb 9ticbcrbouicr
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meroen, melder Den 200 Gelegaten
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men Sabre einen 3ufpad)s BON 2OOO
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itern in Der y@ilionsEoIten.Salle"
an Der Gde bon @ap- uno SigbItra.
BE uno miro bellte ~fortgeiett. Sod
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gangenen Sobren t26 Seteranen &C.
itorben, nno i'm @an5en limo nod,
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ben. Seute finoet oie @abl Der Be
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Samnlel Wenbelsiobn BON Hr. 140
Ssodioit-S auarc, nerbringt Die Otter
taae Bel ibren Gltern in Soronto, So.
naba.
Or. @uitap Goldman, Sr. 5ran'
els Z. Somer uno 1rau reiien beut(
anf Dem Gampfcr v8ronprin5 @il.
bclm" BON Neiu, Dorf aus nad grc.
men.
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of No. sss West Seventy first street. recently
sold by George X. Cannon through Slawst n

of No. sse West Seventy-frst street recently
sold by George X. Cannon through Slawst n
d Hobbs.
julius Scott has sold to Mrs. Annie Gold
dam a three story dwelling on Ocean avenue.
Long Branch. N j.. on plot 8SxS0o
Edward WGlt is the buyer Of Nos soid 4G3S SS
and ssS r9Fa Reay GoGpaHS reScn
The store at the northwest corner OF
Seventh avenue and l25th street has been
leased by Wendoln j. Nauss for long term
Charles Berlin d Co. have leased for the
Lowers Brewing Company to- Benjamin
Moss for ten years No. l4i East Seventeenth
street.
pany u. F: Minoher, president, is rapidly
disposing Of It's property at Amityyille L. /,
During The Past rS Teek n9Te .o the
vile has been for years well known sum mmer
resort and Is now growing into a residential
section. II has forty-nine trains daily to
Plans have beer. filed with Building Super
intepdept Murphy for G enlsTsipg he restaurant
ing having a frontage of 50 feet on West
Twenty fourth street, belonging to the estate,
Is TO be torn down and an extension two stories
to the present restaurant, which will also be
partially made over. The pro tected i'm
are to cost HeGO arSpa .n
4 Jardine.
Plans have'also been filed for enlarglng the
four story and basement residence OF william
Walker at No. IS West Fifty-fonrth street A
four story extension is to be added and new
facade OF colonial design built with n central
entrance fanked with pilasters, The i'm
proyements are to cost els 900. The architect
is Augustus N. Allen.
The Manhattan new BUILDING plans include
five six story fats to be built for the Flesch-
man Realty Company on the block on Sevent h
avenue from 144th to l45th street a. a cost
OF 1920. 900: two ak story fats for Liebenthal
a Liebenthal at the corner Of Madison
avenue and i2sth street TO cost sl55, 900; two
81 story fats for Isaac Solnger on Seventy
second street west Of Avenue A. 500 .ooo;
avenue for Simons, Kurzman 4 Segai,
$50, 900; six story, fiat for Cohen d Gold
stein on Eighty nth street west OF Avenue
A, s55. .ooo, and a six story fiat at the corner
Of Amsterdam avenue and i39th street for
Peck 4 Scoboloff, S45. 900.
The Bronx plans include four three story
dwellings Sith stores to be built for Joseph
H. Jones at the southwest corner OF Ogden
avenue and le4th street, at q cost Of 81, 900;
three two story dwelllngs for Richard keil
on Hunt avenue north OF Sycamore street
to cost sl5, 900. and one story shop, $3.50.
The sun., 1906-06-23
Two More New Rochelle Aldermen Up.

Assistant District Attorney Mott yester-
day examined two more New Rochelle
Aldermen on the charges growing out OF
the application OF the State Line Telephone
Company for franchise. Mr.. Mott said
that to complete the investigation it would
be necessary to question again two Alder
men who have already been examined.
They will be called this week.
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BROoKLYNs RIVER SIDE
OplVH.

uasntneen, new 10 room and bath feddence,
with aafAge ansst corner On shotr tpad me
viii ssii furnished of untuSnished Moua hnt water
hsa,ing system, electric lights patdue' noot'
thfouG hnut hall and window SEATS open ntt
place Dutch dining room, beauufu cAihedIal
windows elaborate and costly DECORATIONS w
s,Iicitrd iOwkRU &. PStH CO. 100 Mnn
tAgue At, Btoptvn
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THV REAL ESTATE MARKET.
RRIv (Tg s0fgS IftsRs avn
PfAIH WffiOts

1eegeHes aaesefeH Hugs HHH ttgUse
aFass eHtgseesBd ateert =wsH s'eee'
sWd Nesl afgeet PtoWss'iet gsasee "
Gse gaVs Sews tHrft"H RSH4W 0"'r'
The bfohFfssr bEuah ~ ihe matNe' wm
Ia,siy aeNse yesterday Tho 'fWllna was
bs,tss ,HstSlhWsi ihsN Y haa l'een iuy s"'re
,,os pss, me buiR ~ n ANecsei NE 80
asl fsnsn~r' d,a'fic'a HsNsye nuss
ba, N issIa iN bus,Ness rtrw'ses avs w
h,eh sfNie private dwrlNuea ser" slsn
WrprsI M pHr"ipei dUwr'rwn 'tsns'
ae,,op was tbe sale N tho s~ven ''"ry ONO"
ball,lins n, So ~ wHll s'fee' Anu'her
lmposisni ffanasc' ON was the pNSchas"
N tho psivaie hNuse " No. Fas, IVY
sscrnsl stfrrt Nv frrfleficN HrcsgyeN a. lh"
psotsftV haa trren held ~ t7iA.1m husi
hess In Tho auction f6om Wa practically ~
a afaUftattIl
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CUT UP IN HUSBANDS ABSENCE.
With Such Eject That Jury Gives Swanson
Divorce I'm Fifteen Minutes.

Ajury in the Supreme Court, before Justice
Bischoff, took only fifteen minutes yester-
day to reach a verdict finding that Mrs.
Blanche Sheldon Swanson had been guilty
of such conduct with Marcus P Flack,
who lived formerly at Breton Hall, as to
entitle her husband, Axtel Sage Swanson
a travelling "a lesman, to a divorce,
The Swansons have been separated for
about a year. in fact ever since Swanson
found that in his absence on ira vellin 8
trips his wife was running around with
Elack, who Ia manufa oturing chemist.
Flack ca lied frequently on Mrs Swanson at
her apartments in the Cameron, on St.
Nicholas avenue, and they went to dinners
and thea tres often while hubby was away.
The sun., 1906-06-23

CENTRAL AUCTION CO., n. Sheehan, Auot.
isI,la Cana, st; win sell at 10 4: NJ;
watches .jewelry Do from No. 1900. Mareh ao ipos
TO No. se3Oo June 10. 1905 Inclusive and ali dates
and numbers held over.
June se-By n. Simpson d Co.. ie6 Bowery; dl..
monds, 1ewelry. DC, pledged TO No. eOoi, April /
1905. and all goods held over.
June 2e-By. E: Berger 80 9th ay,. 100 Yves, @sd
st,; clothing pledged 10 June l6 1905 '-'
June NmBy Barney Loan Co; 1903 ID sv. tor
Jewelry &C.. pledged to June 20. 1905.
June 2I-Ry J. J. Saver: clothing.
June 2-By Fillin: jSwelry.
June 2Q-By F1nin. clothlnR
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Yesterdays Auction Sales.
tAt IL Vesey street,
BY JOsEPH p. DAY,

Avenue a. northwest corner OF Eleventh
street. Cnionport. losx1o5: c. c. Potter
VS.. T. r. Doherty et al; 10 Charlotte B.
Allison ......... IL. -. ',,ooc.,,..:.......
west OF Nestchester avenue, i0oxl0o.
Wakefield: Caroline Baecht vs.. Louis
Hevesy et al: due on judgment, te,t71eG
subject to'tAxes, &C., $50; 70 the plAlntin
The sun., 1906-06-23

Barracks. n. Y. June u.s. ieoo-Seaied proposals
In triplcate. will be received here until II A. NJ,
PIettsburgh barracks. Il. Y Information fur.
nished on application. United States reserves
Envelopes conte lining proposals TO be endorsed
Proposals for Electric Wiring" and addressed
Can't o. EDWARDS, o. NJ
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all goods pledged prior June IS. iso6 and held owe
June 5-Clothing. l.. Bernstein eoss sth sv,
June eo-Jewelry. watches and diamonds. A.
Wolhem Son, 1893 Ist av
June TCJewelry, watches. diamoads, &c. J.B.
koplik Co. l8 Park row
and S. S. Kory, Brooklyn 49, w o'''
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miscellaneous.

Williams & McAnerney. in conjunction
with Il. l.. Suydam Co., have leased for
entire buildinG at No. lao Mercer street,
2he Toch Realty Company 10 the buyer
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bellevue ana Allied Hospitals penaumsni oi
Avenue, Rorodsh 81 Manhattan. the cry of New
i0fk - . -. q.
br Inc pfrsidcnt on the Roafd oi Trustees NJ IN"
above once until : O'Clock u o.
For Nil labor and materials required for the ~
cAvaiinn mason, concrete, steel and other woth
Tor the con ructlon Of retaining wall and coal
yAui, At ,hs hmbulance station ana powef house
for the new Harlem hospital, si,nsted On lsnoa
sIGth and one Hundred and thirty seventh streets,
tho Clty Of New YORK.
lOHN " BRASNAS,
President hoard of Trustees. Bellevue and Allied
Hospitals
D1tet June -. tOOs
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ABBEY On Hudson; iSsth ST. Ft vW'asans.on Az
ATLANTIC INN f'ss St. tge Gsorss fTSm ferry r GRANT CITY
AvERYs INN qs9an nts%d tse95 sSe SoI ARvERNE, Ii.
BAY VIEW HOTEL SHORE % dinnSrs tRS St. Ale City Island
RauauLaceooGRmIss sspesG1n spesialiy aoAsbuDpatRJ
BLOSSOM HEATH INN s@ sGs'E2 rom Rd ia 4, laehns
EpeEWooD INN FIN rcsa GresnTes X. souSS GSnn
THE sNyF ss%f'
FaANcfoaIs .Tsy SG9si.s Ag1S FdS 'sa As
Rsrnsony e mss cfHnS@d
Gsud View Hotel m Hdson Easa SoW Helss s.
the eRIswoLD oRRePP RRP!S !Sfi isr fs New London, CT.
HALLS s:s NoT'n 6GS sar II hon.: L;I cENTERPoRr
HARLEM CASINO sm'E" saT, Fan street ANh Masi6 'h
HARrspALE ep.s 40 WAIsans Psns l9H Ie Chaudss
HueoTs HOTEL HGs. HRGs1 az aa!o Sy Cub S ST. GEORGE
HUNTERS ISLAND INN + Pelham fssf Psnk Entrance n
Indian Head Hotel SsS S.s esetas 9sG% nns ss
JERICHO HOTEL s VndsS; sqSd; sTis. II ii Jericho
The k" ;;ss s:; +: SsSg'''
LAKEvLLE FL sm AZ susss. ssss, tst S.si
MosELeYs NEW HAVEN HOUSE NSswHsven Sm GdOG nosd e.
psrk Inn Ale Shore dinners, opcn. Far Rock avs,
rdIk 'hh veranda. c. .Carrighn, Ii. al nuGhdHdJ
u.I.i p.nhroL. woodm Of nj. Conn. Com BostonPost
noIel rempfoke Rd. Shore dinners. live Holsters
plveNuAII NeItto steepleehase. fonev leland
hhVGNHSII Home Of the Elite. ovHeJ ls'dHu
Shipuan Paint NIL Stamford. G.; Ale. ssm.; on
SHORE HOUSE souisvard GSSa" Sea Food Bergen Point
Old Fashion Shore Dinners.
SOMERSET INN rin. n mIIrs; Sl,y. BernardsvIlIs M J.
sJliIcu,s C0NEY ISLAND. High Class
sHos"s Restaurant. 4 Ia Carte. Music.
The sun., 1906-06-23

Notice u hereby given ihai the Crystal Btcgh
ihe laws NJ the state ~ New Yofh VIII ssll ~ public
auction on the 18th day ~ juiy, 1904 Al ocloch lt
Crystal Brooh pAth, near boft Jefferson, Town NJ
hfophhaven, County ~ Sufolk and state ~ New
YORK the lease of that certain lot piece of patcel
Of ground known Hnd designated NJ Parcel No. 10
on the map of the los ~ the crystal nrpok Pah
Association. nled In the Once OF the Cletk of SUI
folk County made 10 Charles ', Wlngate a. Trustee,
or 10 said Charles = WlngRte shout October. nos,
together with all improvements upon said property
under and nursuHni To the terms, pruyei0ns and
covenants Of said lease, because OF thr non pay
menta and tatts duly asseesed and imposed upon
said premises for tht years isa to 1895 both nclu
70 the sum Of tpsS0 or with interest added Ia May
Is. 1904. to t2TO6i.
Dated June \. 1903.
CRYSTAL BROOK PARK ASSOCIATION,
GEO. y, OLCOTT, President.
CHAS, DELAPiERRE. Treasurer.
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ENTIRE BLOCK-RIDGEwOOD.

WILL SELL ENTIRE OR ANY OF The
VpoITs wYCKOFF TO ST. NICHOLAS
AY., WTILOUGHBY Ay. TO STARR ST.;
2O0x424.
ssction built M; hye minutes from Broad-
yay and Flushing ay.: convenient TO hve car
lines, near Irving Avenue School and CITY
PARK. Terms, VIM. l.. Carey. a. Court ST.
Brooklyn. ,o,,xrrn
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;
PAWNBROkERS' SALES.

L. L. F1RuSKt. Auct, 10 Bowery, seils 10 A. NJ.
juno 25-Order Goldstone Bros, SIS 9th av. dia
monds watches jewelry. goods every description
pledged prior June lo 1905. to No. 47os5, and oil
older dates held over.
June 25-Order NJ, Levy, IS Csrmine st.: clothing
&C. pledged prior juno is, 1905.
June .6-Order Ely Sobel. 1877 Sd Av.. all dia
monds watches, jewelry, goods every description
pledged prior June 10. 1905; TO No. $500. ordel
1905, TO No. lo+oo. order NJ. Levy. IS Carmine St.
all pledges prior June TO- 1905 and all older date.
held over.
June 28-Order NJ d F.. Bruckheimer. z1os Sd ava
clothing. &c; pledged prior June is 1905;
all diamonds, watches. jewelry goods every de
scription pledged pnor April IS. 1905 TO No. 1897
and all older dates held over.
June 7s-order H. stern. SIC 9th av: all diamonds
watches jewelry.. goods every description pledged
prior June ia, 1905 and all older dates held over
June 29-Order j. e. Lemon d Co., t16 9Th av.
all diamonds. watches, jewelry, goods every de
scription pledged prior June l. 1905 to No. s,lc
and all older dates held over.
The sun., 1906-06-23

HAVE YOU $502

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fau ssn msaa lhoussnds fhS HfyNoie NJ Hetl
Fstsis inv stfneats IL siiuAii0n IN main tn1' N
ifsVft FVety one ~ Guf properties u 1Wfg'lr
on INF 80 duHf difsti main fguies Wander
VFff 4 fSseltgs aHnfds an WhtuuAit NppnfiNhlg
tof lNVrtttneut
The sun., 1906-06-23

7. r ARCHER Auctioneer. sells 90 beautiful lota
June %, Jamaica av.. Richmond Hill.
The sun., 1906-06-23

u-RooM HOUSE for sale: great bargain In
beautiful Bay Ridge In good order ana always
r.n,ed. nays GOOD. but want the money for my
business; S rooms and bath on hrst floor. and o
rooms and hath on second Moor two sets ofimprove
men,s oil open plumbing and'ths best Price M}
st.. between Seventh and Eighth avs.Brooklyn.
The sun., 1906-06-23
REAL ESTATE-NEW JERSEY.
FOR SALE.
NEW Jersey ACREAGE.

Descriptions of farm and country properties
available for subdivision, manufacturing pur-
poses, country homes general farm purposes
win be found in our 100 page illustrated and COPY;
AND PROFIT" Cost over 81 90 per copy to pro-
duce Sent pp9p rseelpt q ios yvstsSIE 5y addrssSSAInE
co. Elizabeth. y. J.
The sun., 1906-06-23
For RENT.

RENT, sale exchange, large factory. 5000 H., on
story. with trackage. near New York. suit any bus
ness Apply lOOl Chestnut room 004. Philadelp phia.
The sun., 1906-06-23
paOP0aAGA.

3 a H
i, ':gq:r'T - S.r s r IS1 msPIs"S ~ r.. q , S
wvenlh Nfsr' borough o' Manhattan ihs c'N ~
sfifFn gps on ESTIMATES VIII b. f.ce',,a
~ the ltr CommitEon't ~ me above ofh'" unil
'"' ''''9Fh shsnSsss s,Ara. i"Oe
So. T. For furnishing and delivering has straw
oats bran oil meal tnd sel' for companies located
in the ""roYiGss iGarSuas 81 s'TG''ii" ~ 4Ss rron,
No. foI turnish,ng and delivering hay 't,yi
IN ''' '0'o"bka betousk r, % 81 IRaiishmona,
oats IS ban oil meal and sSit ior comPanss oca'cd
In the Borough Of Rlrhn2nd
No PSani PoI furnI.hns III and dciiHsriSs hay straw
oats and bran for companies located in The Bor
g. gISpfn fST furn,sRns @ and delivering hay. straw
oats and bran for companies located ~ Rockaway
Beach, Far Rockaway and ArreTn'' Borough oi
For full particulars see cl,y RcfGrd fG d.,n,r,
Fire Commissioner.
Dated June 10. 1888.
ing. Firh Avenue and sixty fourth street. por.
q MnRht5R On Tbs f p NST VIII bS
b, The ParE Board T at tie above once Of the be.
rarasSxY II s1 jtNE oSeGs as r 1908 Sn
BorouEh Of Brookiyn,
,.f. re, sons m sonsruc s and md cop ana a
crete and granite sgproaGh 10 boat house ProsTec,
Pf No 0Fos Fos uP1snas 21 a5GShfD Ii in. labor and
necessary TO construct and install expanded metal
lockers in athletic house, Parade Ground. Pros.
pcct Park. Borough OF Brooklyn.
For full p'r'''SeEssE MOSES s. HERRMSS flAT MsiSfa
sF2RsE sF9sGEn NJ +. EAtssRRSS{y;'Hs'' EfA5sESS%yi EARR{S;'s''S
Commissioners OF Parks
Dated June IS. 1905
Headquarters of the Fire Department OF the
City OF New York. Nos. 1857 and iSe East Sixty.
seventh street, Borough OF Manhattan. the City Of
SEALED nInS OR ESTIMATES will b. received
by the Fire Commlssloner at the above once until
''''' u ''Tff THtRsDAY. fl Sd, JUNE as. 1905.
BoroDghs Of Manhattan and The Bronx.
terials required for the erection and completion Of
a new building for a hook and ladder company, 10
be located on the southerly side Of Si1ty-thlrd
Street one hundred and seventy nve feet east Of
JOHN II. o'BR1EN.
Fire Commissioner
Dated June 10, 1904.
once Of the Department OF Parks. Arsenal Build
ing, Fifth Avenue and Sixty fourth Street Borough
5se az GY f Sfy YsrS w b. received
by the Park Board at the above once of the De.
THTEsnMT' Rosdn.S y JUME Mnntn,;.n rs; 1909
No. Z. For furnishing and delivering coal .
| the Central Park Mcnagerie.
For 'u ''F'''o'fMlso MOSES S. GfIE HERRSHN HssGs9N
GEORGE NJ. rTSsii,aasfRlotyr TiasRoyr,
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY,
Commissioners OF Parks
Dated June n. 1900.
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aRAa EsvAVG stEsss ssastsa
ISR sAte
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertisements for THE Sun and TIE nyr,uro
sun may be left AZ any American District Mes
scnger once In the city, ~
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PERSONALS.

WILL the gentleman who saw the assault or
Saturshy night, June i6 1900 In the lobby OF th,
by the policeman, please communicate with NJ
EVANS at ss Ciarkson ST.. Brooklyn. n, Y,
The sun., 1906-06-23

s14,2so-FOUR STORY DOUBLE
(BRICK) FLAT; RENT $l,4l6
YEARLY CAN BE RAISED. II.
LEMMERMANN, l35 4TH AV.,
BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1906-06-23
CLOTHING.

GENTLRMEN's clothing to order on 81 weekly
CLOTHING CO.. 30 Broadway, Rooms 3 and
The sun., 1906-06-23
SELECT APARTMENTS.
REAL ESrATE-FoR SALE

OAKWOoD-A beautiful country home for sale
Send for booklet, containing II Views and dc
scription. to r. p. BISSELL, Manchester. Conn.
The sun., 1906-06-23

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES,
uoi4 viii be received BY the Commits loneG 9,
Docks at Pier "a" Battery Place. unrl u cgS 9,S
noon. june 10Th. 1905. For particulars S'e -"
Record.)
The sun., 1906-06-23

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FfRRtiSsS, :,
the tug boat "ManhJttAn" zoos, Will be i'Sotr i'S p,,.
by the Commissioner ot Docks nj iH"r a. ;Sn
tery Place. until II o'clock noon. July IL w.
For particulars see City Record
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
CONGRESS-

Congress convened at noon today.
The session will be memorable for its
disposal Of the Smoot case, consider
elton Of the ship subsidy bill and
tariff reform measures. Aside from
the appropriation bills these will be
the chief subjects before the congress.
What the result will DO In the
Smoot case Is prcblematical because
the Mormon states went republican
and the senators Of that party will be-
inclined to take the political, rather
than the moral view, Of the case .
Under such circumstances the result
Of the investigation cannot be fore
east.
The ship subsidy bill has passed
the senate and Is before the house.
It, fate hangs In the balance and Is
uncertain.
On the tariff question there will be
some warm discussions between the
''utand patters" and those who favor
o reform of the tariff so a. not to
give the trusts su,h protection as they
now enjoy at the expense Of the peo-
pie. This fight will be- between re-
publicans, with the democrats sup
porting the reforms II their bill Is
satisfactory.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

The action Of the board OF county
commissioners in holding up the pay
Of the election officers In Occur d.
Alene precinct, and the charges made
by Well In his notice Of contest are
outrages which will be re ouked by
the people. Well charges the judges
and clerks with committing crimes
against the election laws, when the
fact II that these men are all honora-
BILE and respected citizens. The
charge Ii unjust and untrue.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
AsoRIoINes OF AFRICA.

Waaipena a@em 60 ~ tAs Lowest o.
Ace 81 caanibals.
An obscure race may possibly be the
aEue ahorizines Of Africa south Of the
EambeEl.
These are the Kattea. or vaalpena.
- they are nieknamed by the Beers on
necount Of the dusty color their ABIDE
men acquires from the habit OF creep.
ang into holes In the ground. who llve
- the Steppea region Of the north
TsanHyaai as mr. as the LAmpop0.
A. their complexion Il almost
pitch black and their stature only
about four feet they are quite distinct
from thelr tall Bantu neighhors and
from the yellowish nushmen.
mo dogs" OF ''vultures.- a. the Zu-
1s cali them. are the lowest OF the
Agw.- being undoubtedly cannlhals and
oRlsn making q meal Of their own aged
an1 innrm. which the Bushmen never
On
Thsig hahttations are holes In the
gFound. rock shelters and lately few
AOEels. They have no arts or Indus
iris OF even any weapons except
ehnss obtained IN exchange for ostrich
'nsathers, skins Or ivory.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
THE TRADE RAT.
GA ways oe This PseuliaF Llstls
California nOd@mt.

GA ways os rats Peculiar LasGla
California nOd@mt.
One Of the oldest little animals In
existence ID the California wood rat,
better known az the trade rat" Il
owes the latter name to the fact that,
though Il II a great thief. II never steals
anything without putting something
else IN Its place. II IL said that paste
pot which had been left overnight In
the assay ofiico Of a silver mine Ia that
state was found In the morning with
the oldest collection OF rubbish. This
was the work Of trade rats They had
stolen the paste and left In exchange a
piece Of stick. length Of rope, some
odds and ends OF wire and an unbroken
glass funnel The object Of the trade
rat IN 50 scrupulousiy paying for what
he takes IL something OF mystery. but
these Same rats certainly take the
greatest pleasure In the odds aud ends
which they steal and collect.
In I1ndsays Mind In Lower AMI
mails" q description Is given OF a trade
rats nest found In an unoccupled
house, The outside was composed on.
tlrely OF iron spikes laid In perfect
symmetry. with the points outward.
Interlaeed with the spikes were about
two dozen forks and spoons and three
large butcher knives. There were also
4 large carving fork. knife aud steel,
several plugs Of tobacco. an old purse.
q quantity OF small carpenters tools.
including several augers. and watch.
% which the outside easing. the glass
and tho works were all distributed
separately. 20 as 70 make the best
show possible.
Tho trade rat has Its South American
counterpart IN the vlseneha, a pretty
httle relative OF the ehlnehllla, which
Ives In families Of twenty or thirty on
ne pampaa. Everything that takes It's
fancy and IL portable IL carried by the
xiacaeha and piled In neat little heaps
nc the mouth % In hurrow n ranch.
man drops his watch or any similar
article he always searches the vlseacha
owrowa IN the neighboFhOod aud gen.
Maily ands his Icst property Chicago
News.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03

Whether they have any religious
ideas II IL impossible to say. all inter
course being restricted TO barter car
ried on in a gesture language, for no
body has ever yet mastered their
tongue. all that IL known Of their Ian
guage being that It Ia absolutely dis
tinct from that OF both the Bushman
and the Bantu.
There are no tribes, merely little
family groups of from thirty to fifty
individuals. each Of which is presided
over by n headman, whose functions
are acquired not by beredity, but by
personal qualities.
So little information Is available con-
corning the Kattee that It Is impossi-
BILE 10 say anything about their racial
aflnities. -sclentifc American.