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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30

Sic cbur. Gtmtntr SuptrioTu
,llyiIG ttl1b llb lFouto9 ua4 q
|pus.
! --0jrobihmto Nturn Ycumcl trlicIt
oiticr 2aqe cine Garl0ouNa Ge3icn fl,
on amcoCRtbraAt.
--Montal ilnQtu be StuItn ii
bcy $t00i uuo mlh biz mtlitN au'
I hem S0no, WCoty al.
--Tl3 Itblc iur oitis Salipu Gui
BEN Tattt 'ltbtuot @NWIt II ol5 III
e. @bcm09 Gm 4. September.
-Ncry NnyD ShIutitr wGit iUt
l(oniua N Aclitrioa Gdp no er ieD'
mem @mCrbc, Nc9un9 uon Wrlnls
tclo' ScIltnptGtn, o5Ecat.
-Wlnbty nit Den btiim 3dbNtn
au4atyuittre 6rotulilatr bot ut,s NJ
btIBrn. lmo unqr!thrl Ictl! ts uIcItn.
he I'M lltbuiluNt Itbtn, al oCm Qullu
WebiB.
--gIntpn ,1thttl ptylluite in pfrl.
ger WOde leul &t;QlCo an Ncr,n
z twnltr bcI gSdrospjac. Gr bal
eyn anotrts tyItduotu pon Term Wl'
i0IaS Vcd bel RaCIBiowu.
6rou Scbn a0eerS uuo Scbn
9o'cpb pcit,n tirllt 2o9t lcptcr NO.
DC III Stiitriou Gnp lmo ,udten Cidf,
ppn Soen uno @rrotr. bee eei'cr
uom nNiNouri &oli.'rtuEO"
f,l. 9ulia gb,catrs trai Nouida
bier ciu bon Ct. NouiS oui tinipc 9ep.
drn ou erlsbluuQ btl elitru uno
gtn0cbou0tn, enc SbWthtr ottitl.
ben. 6rI. lbcrflIa geitleis. lam om
Sdmstda bclm
--lRanrermcliier Miibias githca
Srabi binltr otr g90bnma beS Softer
@itlcmcner, bcm 9tptni5umr Ntnrp
Nthtrmauns, cintu selltr aus nbtr
ptm tiu NG5au auiaciubrl w,rotn
piyo. Aolcpb SOtrrs il babel BE-.
bhlilih.
-2cbtcu GOpntrida ftait ib hi
Der GamiIis g9i,btlm EaboIi tn
lotttrhen ein uber otreu Sri5cmtn
&aier mo Mutiey Ionic @r0Bmpd
mo @roBnnttsr si6tol; uuo bic )
eicitwliisr btr aItintn bobsrlrtut
lino. geir sraiul,tu!
Dds etlirias SiCnii 81 Dol; mar
pou alien 9ldhdaraemsin0sn gut BE-
iuti; gSshpbaIo ab,y bate biz ar0bls
3 lhl &riu5er eeiielIt pno ol aua Nas
gystier aiht anRlilaer bGtl, iern iOa'
H;u. muir auh oas piCnid fuonsitI
sin ericlp atpsisu itiu.
SRI Stiiiia Sislemtptr psn gAh.
pbaIia mOhni' il Sealeitune BON Srl.
emma 7unitr aus orlIitin nnD Ar.
thur 9rpitislb aus 0bNaao Der We.
uHipn bel uno mtilit bia TiGuhaal
Ranmi,iaa. Rann liz nan Si. ypuisI
rsips. bel hifhaen Vsinaneigr eri ".
izsk Wnrfrninu aIfffunnh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30
NOtalC9.

Ia rcrt ycier l,Bit Mode.
-ToS lu,tlthtu nt9 curu Grnul
Aohamc9mtpiy III Uot INNER lhImm
tranl.
frnu Nam 9rrH rou (ar4 mo
rtau Scmmd p,a llrat'm Guu be.
lutin bier @tcniJs.
Ser Ctmaau Nru mdtt tu
9aSaabaraM in ta4 6uncGmtut
CInts nturU 51...g.
&nnmchty ,isbu poyiioaujtl blt
bic HcucplunA uno t,u Anbdu an
glmou Cou'4 Nauit bCcnoet.
-EtL CiUG Sdlutr OOH l3rs
lunr elriQc 5as; bIty Nian ibycr &,r'
wdno;en ct inrliln GtIuttty No
6ort.
--Fruu 6rlrI 6o,I uou ll0S bt'
iluO i'd cinldc (oac b'cy oil ~tldh
iticr Sbwtl.cr. 6tau 0entO @atp'
ptir.
-Hrdu Warn 5,hrdOtr uno 5ph.
ter guirnld bon &itiouatOm hc'ut.
tr 2icrtGl HraU uuo 6;I. NieIies
odbtr.
---Hrdu Glara Sonucn unb junlits
lotlcyttn Wdvtu ,irelial in 2eaci'
iuua otS Setyn Ncltpb S6ompcdr
III poois CrctI.
~-0cuic ilmtu Die 6il. Sppbic II.
Raib. WutlitmtOtr nno Niarp Yctt'
mann Uon &pcIptOmu bltroulb dui
benz gftAt u0Gl 9tI'tion Gitp.
Nun od 0rh bic @anie iar Ole
@lhnt bier inn. III unlcrt Qirht, mi
ggusnabmt Der TtiorirnuA Der g0anor
mcmli erii nad rluEcu Aolren be-
Acnntn wcrocn tam. gang roatuoct.
--SaHmeiit,r Ntnyn Slit mo Gcisl.
len uer'ober pds g3ohubaus bed Nttm
gSilbelm auucper mil einem neuM
8na nno rritbicitn aui otNer gnpt.
len tiu 9laitm;hbcus.
-@emu man biz Mcuittn III l0rlm
lpahrGu Nsrits cinIdnicr uno al oem
pirtIihtn Sinbllounaawt.be Der.
tanfsn tomntc. oauu wdrtn in Der
Shat ririlih 9Idnienbc Gtibdit, gu
nlahsr.
alfrlanai: 25 Mdodrr. Sktia,
Sri6dfiiauna. @tunti cub an W.
J. 3ucp. Go:adnn Siiritfe. z Socenh.
pops SbOs 60. gde @ain uno 9inn
Sirats. Hsm 6abrlt. 9GiittIOn eiip,
no.
-am SamIas ten stm Sso;tm.
Der nnetn In allen Fohlbe;irien oi,ies
eclnin's osmrirailihs grimar Yer.
iamiuiuaasa hait nm EeIeaaien ~
srrrdblsn ~ Der an l5ien eerismber
IN yian naliHResnasa Nominations.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30

YER Sol, W'Gc(Wlun iutiaiytt
AM Wontda o,c glMN @'m. QnaUer
elIlabsib 00tr, oIa 6u, Maria GuiI,
pty nno bic lungtn 6crytu Qsurp Ruu,
gtr uno Denrp QcjBmCQtv uat Setter
ION 6ltp.I
-6nolit bat bar nimmsI nit benz
SpWotn oea notlU:nol6tn 8taens
erali atml1t. lMt itwulcr NiB.
irdi an SonNtl4 "a oitlCr ,(NtytsWlt
H@ltWobnt tables lGt;ttr sln uHo an
ltlit ttt OnCncu 2bnrtn m0 6eaiit,u
II 't!A'tr, Sttylutt man ltBt otr
&ti o,dt.
-6me Itby prd!tNtt mo mertb
Do!lr 6rlluoiul bat tm 0mCr. djrnc
9Cml1i. Cln @s.Cit namlit meltuts
III Gotm elmer Rgitt i,btr Die R0oer ii.
ncs &arrers p0tr Wadrns dnGssydat
n. Tie &prtlt;uu9 IT 10 .oHiiyurt
oaG plc &doCr nti4 an io,ioM Stts
nca ilh btpFGen.
-Tie frI. ohlinl mo 9iayla.
r(lhd Sltn ptU W,uro 0llm, Au.
Ulbmcn 9RculaG uan ben btilsrn
tbrr. Stlpelttrn uuN frtuuotu Ab.
itltn. u 0W drduirm 0Rh III
W,ltplllc uuo NltbouhIlt, a..
6yCunoinntn III btiatta 0ttGl,tn,
wuNm llt iart oclmaib srli III ipti
93ltm ttrtittu.
--Sur uno 6yau Stephan g9u!cl.
roun cwlc Nrdu 9ldriiu &ooe mo
Sotitt Grdu %Rlou Npu uno 6:I.
acaIuG gcos btacbGn Na Sonutal
nat Secretion Gun um oort bic aul
clGtm ertarlloniuGt tiniui'tuneA
lunQtu Nerttn aulali Sobt mo 9tm.
Ntni,lmaln 81 bcatlutr. Itl. DC.
alnd bcs!elittt ptn Sruny udb 81.
Sonls non wo9er ilt brute b:im.,brtt.
-eint plcsiitt Steiauul Ots
6lunes III Der GreItde 4dtbt bate ptr
Uc!Gs odG ,in wtiier,1 Visiitt oes
Sdmmss pOu Der Stromuul unlsr.
wa'ten wnroe mo psriAni. xii Der
Rcparlruna ots Std0fns eo nurtp
Den einliurl tines Shelters in lcbicn
Sslnitr eRiiiaae. ioIltt n1a in olcitm
Monai bsapuuta iptrom. Mas itsi
M oem Ganlms. tsr pis a ittinl
benz SeTiaae gtw,l5i IL. lclttbtn
mlre. bleibi deiuwaritn.
-Eounsrfaa Woyash barb eas
: Sable alis Slitiib1,sT,hs ess S,rra
,iphn S6rnltn eRn an $trs
uuo pu,sr am iib-n atma
dnl pieiatn 6OltcslGsr ,ny lcs;sa au.
b asbttist. es III pitlts Rino eas
Crhs CpIsr Ipsibes in 0ititm SABRE
Der SeStseHa,l Dun naitttr essms'nos
ieyofrte. 9ta um ofu 5oo ecs Rim.
hes trshsrapsn ellsrn uas Btinplnet
nnig innlaltts griitio.
ensridi ben eresnlsies
IN eestss fsssH TN ssaaslilsist
4. Esslt wan bic iAsan slslaf; a
Oram Rat1u Oa Hi&l ss.as.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30

cai ult CStH, uao ai,b, ben Rm.
ltSu tlpls @i1iba1s. un o'as tssr
iur SitN unha:botst Sui,g b;userii.
len ~ Dueta. uit bii giyat 10 9sS;h.
altita hHct. lluo aaa jaT csoans
uro StTit3agruns WnltVts g,tslitea.
10 itOR stItasntG Slaettsas MIRO sia
noo;rnt3 S5ulstbaHot 0itI beinoasa.
Geun 0u St@it m oit 3ItaHii. uao
no ois i2t5ollirt Saale gtNgltt MIRO
lut ofy Gl2ub, nit. Tlalll. Sas
Ualit BC,:. 6. u. z.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30
2iun uno bic totb, 81. Wrorg's &irde,
Sos. + Qnsde.
uctt
Sos. +. gusde.

ot~ nf,., n.,e,;, -, .-.,,, t.~o,;4,.
aa.;. -. -, a., exn. nr.r,.,
~ M;fo.x ~, 49,, M,n,A, ,,ri4,
Inn ';.ha Gnor,r,.,,n,u un, croIInr
g,on, I,rp Nsi,, : 4rir At fasoro,. eir6, ~
0Ros Gi,,ub' MN qisb' bisr msbr pogbrob,;
q1or, 1tor qoitsr QloFor3t NON it.b'n
Cs If ne ggOnne - wobre qroht.
ab, nj, Puhm,slti,,r IL ortIommsr
0orprro br,hp = mas noiinur, emit beoosutr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30
Kouiraftorsu clttunI.

gtriitatIts Nustbote fir Den Sar
Orr ldtbplilbeu Sirte ;u SonlctS
Rll. Wo. perotn dm litn Stpi.
1906 troifntt rtrotu. 9heuiu 'ar
bic 9iticruns aIlrr Natsrials. @auo.
ptrisstnlt umo grbti..lyaItt W,Itt
gum Saut tintr -Srnmc- airat 81 y
20 6ub uso cinem Aubau poa IS \
3S 6uB erieotrlit iinN.
9Ilrt uuo Spttintdti0nsn "a ije,u
bsi 3tr. 9eli. entn. Eas St2t.
engine ipIt ole sluatao!s ;u ptrptr'
ZEN, nirS porbsbalisa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30
h&lstetpu,

NJ eeg.sgS,t &esta .l-'.
Ter St,ssg:Ecs aa'sgN SAaltS N
SiOOS.G0
Seg.s 2I,tr aaget ttB .lstRtS StRe ess
Vt,a cs3ggs Sa4mey VI t'vaot sssy ssea.
St.m S,aV. Slg n e'H Sa5natu s,nssi
.saI:.
Csssmaitsy E.asaepsy Asigtt bier be
SawiIis ,artS SSAnsS elspag.
SaSP. StHts zen e'dppsIen, lsTas, Gel
gs.i;g,s pisE Soau,is FIX Ste &ssermiT.eU.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30

c1.tulS il. tcy So1u Der r,tGca Gloe
.-~ Gui RcC!btopn uno g9ttpbaIia'
"a Ioli and II GuI Girb' rno y0;e'oe,
Bonn &ben Der unb YnUaria
Got - auT bic ga' nit StolI btut sei9sn BIN,
- Tle Grpa' Uou Cidae Gountp - oGs 1T Snn!
Nolf ita be'uhrcn itne Gage,
Der Ceoe. Der Gcrsclcnbejt;
Nan wlrOc t0ycu niats aIs 9ldG:,
GiuCr lang CatIhrunoentu Sst.
Qls wcncr HOtr:lau5 npsb ein Nllar.
Yin ,iu3ut, StraG it Qmn " Cb,n mar.
erN uls bo2 G,tp3lrtoi btGuoc'.
WhO ot9 Garpit4 Die SoIoaCn.
Gid Nl' Der 0tlmob w0epcnoct
Gc5 maH Gtbn l1b man 1bdcn.
pod) tH @,vd,ca ricl 70 liar 10 bCat;
.9Omms At mir QoGlut nlb bier, Snr anptlIt'"
git yiu.m Hester mar ttttdm,
Gui uitr @iand Nauo pyv 6uE;
G.e GjlOd tuo ltl'cl elm }0m y0n
llno iclm MAR Dss Qyitttra oIyJU
Nl! mas man nit 10 pid gIUg' crunQea,
Slt i0T SOr8 unO Nbl0,l! peritian8tn.
Gur5 bic pom Stu.m trrcQrIl g90ACH,
3ls Sdiii Die Etbb:ialI! tGldno
Goit mar Dem 6abyituS' ia Stmcaen.
Goa 9nott mar in bi'8tr 0aro.
Gfr 0luub8M 3lbl wUts 10 nit itttm 3alr,
GaB otr Septlc &uum 81 Helm baIo mar.
(iiS ufltr ltMrCl -, nan muB ,bn iCln
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30
pas Gass Der lilslt

ssa ssieeR ptg1s &. 8. 3ogis, Sea= 9rsrs
"a. ale zaFeGrtsJi Eanble,, fam als sr Cleo
the Stt1sgs IN nsbmga sssaRK. eT i4reist.
vSaT SUei Sahren peTzris4ien MIR nlsins
Sisrsn srese SGaIersea eie 70 Riat absrlebt
eaheH nsres bate 10 mat Sisctrx HstfsrS
eesEas9t. Citla aeilte mid eRa poa &C.
peen!ietr S9patt<. Sibsre Sur fzr els
ReseH sserr. Ere zersalsissH, Hlnffrani.
sssssn, xetremsu e6uineel n sema4s
eesE terpsrli4xa SsbFe4en. Sress 80 0ksnts.
SaraHtiri ~ .. ntlismsser =. SoH eaAir
anh n sen mo :. 4. e&xl :. Sens ira
hsna es.s y. IAe'aas uas 81 Glifsk<th
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30

otl ST puiriit mt iobtnspsrl5em gI.
fer eiEt quite Sate nothiusaoi1 gum
raitxun 6orlihrItir uRitrts Hur iid0e
ndhihIsppmoen 33elIe: ber erotu.
asl.
uerIangt: eint Tlmpimlitne
(traetion engine) BON II O2sr IA gie,,
ottrait, olsisn 0et5ii 3uK %ttrleb si.
mes -6usters" uuo .,SbsIsrs" ~ &C.
braIt:n. Wan iprsbs Dor oOsr itr;i-
be al SObn German, Ciags Gi;p,
Mo.
-g8js i'm As5tcn 6rilbjatr e1h
Seinbrf4n. iteint jest Ols in ban
glaeel lreien" egioemiIb 9eluOrosn gu
i;in. 3pti iol4st 6lle !lmeu bier in
ieBt5r @ots Dor. 3ie bon oleitm
9Rulbsur gst,ofea.r:: lpayeR Ser
,iobu 6ehtsl unu Ill. Wamis Bora.
meper. d Giliertm Der 9laQsl tisi
III ben Gus 1,Ornnssu, battle sr uatr
arob'n Samsrsen m;lrsre Gage ons
Seti 81 butsn lnotb MI. gprQmCBer,s
9srlsBung leittsr uno unseid byIitsr
nor.
! --Wli o,m abbrua bts al;G Gt.
banbes on otfM StIlt ous neur &anl.
kbduot aulgrlubdt iustoeu mtrO. ~
5sapnrCn porOtn. Die 9aui wlr9
abs SrnbiifIntH ubaui, 90 NuB bydt
3P 6aB lana UHO tiu Siofuer, bot
Ian. g'Oa ota lpei lur ban 9lu en-
asIaa'tum Nagtboin par oas pou
Germ g9m. ROlimtpsr (sl. 1907 bas
uleorlgls uno trblClt oltU ben Ron.
lrltt. Sin anpsrss Don Dtrrn louIs
osinlits einatul1tts anQs5ot mar
ST. l57. Mlit aasuabnt or Bad
Itent iur oas (Stpolbe umo Der SbOrn.
it:iHt, bat Der 2Ontrattor aQts Ma
terial III lIt'etn.
Rot Der gti1rsi5uns Der Gi:s
ititts Gums. ilpIt r1 0{ty Sos. y.
9uett benOssn not Dem lireblamn
S;loiheH III einCm Gitoiats Sob 81
.pu1M. DAP ou ItriaNsr ht nut
in ben Spbartn Der Gldtianr msIiisrs
bait gu bsps9sn ptritsht. plro pon
allen ytisrn Sussasben ptroen mlil'n.
Nuy cap cr Nlnn bari" Slr ,,Rrons'
eybtbt, uno baoart Die "Qtrle" be-
itattet, iii uitt itoa - lit oemlti'
ltno iur uns. Tob utr ts uiat Nsai
oab anogrt, OieI lunltrt Siloie i'm |
Gpunt0 Dle .Yrle" IN ben Staitta 81 !
reu,u beiiy,bt li90. 1T ti,n0. SG,ep
u,r oesbalb geplrnt uRo usbmtN mix
oitis mObIgcmclnl, &ugs III Itmut
uao oanibar an. glIt Der @Uiaiitr |
Sic ,qront' iltbt, 10 litbt ey agb oi; |
VcrIe - itgy whyoe es itm b;Nubtn, |
iplie l9r tSlani ptrsCb'n. |
-9itaIin trldis tln 0almtI pon
Weta uamtna Robsit@ ii RayicNdn
pelhe suiommtn tin Gjepitt poN l3l
Qiuuo haitsn uno tiUtu &ydGlicpf, |
lptl1er s N'Uuo pol, ulh Ser oo;ig'
Qtn .0trdlo" C'iiit. Ilrltsy ihrtti |
acuunnte 3stun9: -9,at ,ut.tt otlC |
Rdyio'ltlu uuo otu RldUitog' iabm, /
1utm ;u bon oitit SpgtlmtN cou W' /
gcip0hnIItty VNoEt ititp. mtM!tt dHu
olb lis Nebolt puotN ,onui;n. g9rI
abtr nuo ppn Wlnegri. ytF'city
AusoLd ots .Ssrllo- mtNt 10 mel
als mir l,au6cn te mtl. But We
can SHOW him" ol6 ic,bt SlIioTcIp,
iclhe Sylut'0pit nur SptrQt mo I'M
Neralsih W lgItsu NIX lt rla uUltyn
,ta,mern leiplta w.Jetl. - btt !.
Y. Strr Gon,lO 6ttttI cine GaytcNiI
dutuwtiitu BE 3 Viumo wlI9i uRo IN
ielntn 0dr.tu tiun Rraui,Og' aCia'
atn BON Is VIuno Gtw,5t. &traa
ouidr oab aua iu auo tn ost llmst'
a,uo ,ppn g3,iivballn Gnotrs Ayttn
Wa,ttn. ume 6tlelru5,e tIrrIih aee,i'
brn. hno cine pon NOisiity %cramcItr
aocQtnt 8ctbrubs pon ~ EiunN uno
elne ppu @vnolO yellot SUr SiaSt 9t'
bIattt WaNtm,lene ot 10 ihmtr ply
onb llt nat anl tiucl Naiybagts S9a9t
bate atwestl wtyo,u tonncn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30
SetautmdbnHa:

Die 27t Sdhgliat Striammlune
be- @tasnis,tiasn llnitrhdbnnes.Ssr.
siHs BON Claas &C.. De. miro am
Samhaa ben sisn s;spttmetr in Rsh.
rhalia m 10 llht Rprasns naiirn.
een.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-30

Ter Out nb fix 0Tu 29n. go.
otl st psritiit mt iobtnspsrl5em 81.
Ter eiEt CUTE Sate notlusiol1 gum
raidxrsn 6orliaritir uRitrts Euy iil0e
ndhihltppnoen 33sIIe: bet eroiu.
ad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-20
TILLMAN,S CHARGE RESENTED.
Chicago bankers Say They Haven't Violated
the Law in the Walsh TanEie.

wv - III "'S oich ahBINs
CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Tilmane
speech in the United States Senate attack
ing the Chicago banks for their action in
taking over the assets Of John r. Walsh
failed to rufle Chicago bankers to-day.
They laughed at Tillman's charge that the
Clearing House banks had violated the law.
Tillman's statement that the Chicago bapks
were in a serious position, having tied up
a quarter Of. their capital in the Walsh In
vestments, was pronounced untruthfu
and unjust.
James B. Forgan, president Of the First
National Bank and chairman OF the Clear
ing House committee handling the Walsh
affairs, said that there was no foundation
for the charge.
"The money invested in the Walsh securi-
ties was not a loan, said Mr.. Forgan. The
banks which took over the Walsh seouri-
ties did not loan the money to Walsh's
railroads, They took the securities merely
as part OF the assets OF the Chicago Ma
tional Bank. 70 give any statement oon-
corning the value Of the Walsh assets would
be merely to furnish information to the
persons who may buy the railroads.
Mr.. Forgan explained that although the
money invested by the Clearing House
banks in the assets OF the Chicago National
Bank was not in the nature Of a loan the
investment would come far within the
limits OF the new Federal law, now pending
n Congress, raising the amount a national
bank may loan to a single borrower.
District Attorney Morrison intimated
that the Government would not be hurried
by Tillman or anybody else in its investi-
cation of the failure OF the Chicago National
Bank. This investigation, which is the third
the Government has made, is being con-
Quoted by Bank Examiner W. H, Moxis.
1t will be exhaustive and will require sew
eral months.
Three Chicago banks have more than
81, 10000 of their capital tied up in the
Walsh properties, and owing to the present
high rates for money they are anxious that
the deal should be closed up as speedily
as possible. Nearly IS per cent. of the CAPT.
tai OF the banks is tied up and the oonas-
quent loss in interest already has been
$3.50 900. lsc'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-20
BY INSANE PATIENT.
KEEPER CON4NT HAD SEARCHED
KIRBY FOR FALSE KEY.
The I latter wrenched ont the Leg Of a Table
and Then waited lntli COnant Was
the Only Keeper In the Ward-The
First Blow Was Deli From Rehind.

The ate wrenched 0H the Leg Of a Table
and Then Waited Intli COnant Was
the Only Keeper In the Ward-The
First Blow Was Delivered From, behind.
TRENTON, N. j., June 19.-Henry Conant.
an attendant at the State Hospital for the
Insane neal this city, died tonight as the
result OF an assault last Sunday by Moses
Kirby, a negro inmate committed from
Burlington county.
For some time the asylum authorities
have been vexed by the occasional discovery
OF false keys, oleverly wrought by inmates
out Of spoon handles or other bits of fat
tened metal. Efforts to discover the maker
OF the keys had failed. On Sunday morn
ing information was received that a fals
KEY was in the criminal insane ward oc-
cupied by Kirby. This is one OF the most
dangerous wards in the institution. A
search was ordered and it fell to the lot 0
Conant to examine Kirby. He did so with
out discovering the key, but the negro re-
sented the search and swore he would be
r%evenged.
The threat was not taken seriously, but
the negro remained ugly all day. Late
in the afternoon he sneaked into a side
room and wrenched a leg from a table.
Then he lay in wait until Conant CHANGED
to be the only attendant in the ward. He
cTept up behind the victim T md dealt him 3
With other blows, Sonant's skull was
fractured and he fell insensible to the
floor.
The disturbance caused an cutlery among
the other patients, and several attendants
were noon in the ward. Kirby was sub
dued by force and his victim cared for.
The latter sank steadily until he died.
Kirby glories in what he has lone and has
told the hospital physicians that he had
another attendant under watch and would
have killed him had he not left the institu-
ton.
Conant was Is years old and came from
Vermont about seven years ago. He was
school and was looked upon as one OF the
best attendants in the institution. His
sister has left her Vermont home and is
expected at the hospital tomorrow. She
has not been informed Of her brothers
death,
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FOLLOWED ROLLS OF CLOTH.
Alleged Receiver Of Stolen Goods and
Thieves Arrested.

Alleged Receiver Of Stolen Goods and
Thieves Arrested.
Abraham Nelken Of s2a West End avenue
q member Of the firm Of Hirsohberg d Co.,
manufacturers of caps and wholesale
dealers in them at Is and II Waverly place
appeared yesterday in the Tombs police
court before Magistrate Cornell and charged
Max Fried. 20 years old, Of 81 East Tenth
street. and Charles Watson, % years old,
a colored Elevator man Of the same address,
with grand larceny. Joseph Feinman,
~ years old, Of 81 Henry street, proprietor
Of q cap mandatory at $50 West Broad
way, was charged with receiving stolen
goods.
The defendants were each hold in s 2 1000
bail for examination on june n.
The Hirschberg firm has been missing
goods and about three weeks ago put the
case in the hands Of the Detective bureau
After Watching the place for over two weeks,
Detective Ebert yesterday morning about
7:l5 O'Clock saw Fried come dow the street
near Washington Park and call an express
wagon. 1t was stopped in front OF IL and IL
and very soon Watson came out with two
rolls Of cloth, valued at 500 each, and placed
them in the wagon.
Fried then jumped up beside the driver.
Ebert followed them to Feinman's place
on West Broadway, where he saw Fried
call Feinman out and the goods were taken
into the place. Fried and Feinman were
Their arrested and the cloth was found with
labels and other identifying marks in a rear
room. Watson also was arrested.
1t ie alleged that the firm has lost between
IS 600 and Sc 1000 worth Of goods this way
since January.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-20
POSTUM CEREAL.
THE OLD PLEA
He "Didn't Know II was Loaded"

The coffee drinker seldom realizes that
coffee contains the drug Caffein, a serious
poison to the heart and nerves causing
many other forms of disease noticeably
dyspepsia.
many years and did not realize the bad
effects I was suffering from its use.
AT first | was troubled with indiges-
ton but did not attribute the trouble to
the use of coffee but thought it arose from
other causes, With these attacks l had
sick headache, nausea and vomiting.
Finally my stomach was in such a condi-
ton l could scarcely retain any food.
Il consulted a physician; was told all
nv troubles came from indigestion, but
was not informed what caused the indi-
gestion, so | kept on with the coffee and
kept on with the troubles, too, and my
case continued to grow worse from year
to a until it developed into chronic
vomiting so | could keep nothing on my
stomach and became a mere shadow re-
duced from $50 to 1913 pounds.
"A specialist informed me I had a very
severe case of catarrh of the stomach
which had got so bad he could do nothing
for me and | became convinced my days
were numbered.
Then / CHANGED to see an article set
ting forth the good qualities Of Postum
and explaining how coffee injuries people
so | concluded to give Postum a trial. I
soon saw the good effects-my headaches
were less frequent, nausea and vomiting
only came on at long intervals and I was
o a changed man, feeling much better.
Then | thought | could stand coffee
again, but as soon as l tried it my old
troubles returned and ] again turned to
Postum. Would you believe it, l did this
quit coffee for good and keep on with the
Postum; the result is I am now a well
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-20
MANHATTAN COLLEGE DEGREES
For Justice Bowling. Rector Doyle and
the Rev. james II. Cotter.

For Justice Bowling. Rector Doyle and
the Rev. james H.. Cotter.
The ffty-third annual commencement
Of Manhattan College was held last night
in Carnegie Hall. Monsignor Lavelle pre-
sided and Bishop William Strang Of Fall
River delivered the graduation address
The Rev. DR.. James Il. Cotter of I~ronton,
Ohio, gave the degree Grafton. Timothy I,
O'Connell and Howard W. Richardson were
the members of the graduating class who
spoke.
Honorary degrees of doctors Of law were
conferred upon Justice Victor j. Bowling
Of the Supreme Court, the Very Rev. Alexan-
der P. Doyle, rector Of the Apostolic Mis-
eion House. Warrington, d. c., and the
Rev. James H. totter Of ~Ironton, Ohio.
and master Of science upon Robert #.
Sheehan Of Buffalo, n: w..
the Herman Ridder award for experimental
science; James j. Deasy, the Milmo Mo
Gowan medal for religious instruction:
Francis X. Hennessy, the Kelley medal for
philosophy; Richard H. Gibbs, the Grady
medal for oratory, ais the Iaylor medal for
the Hoguet medal for civil engineering; Rich.
ard j. Cullinan, the Salter medal for civil
engineering; Timothy F. Dugan, the Doeg-
Ter medal for German; Norbert F. OCalla-
CHAN, the Brother Charles medal for gen.
eraI prof cheney, the medal for stenography
and also the Rean medal for religious in
struction; Howard "; Richardson. the alum
IN his address DR.. Cotter defended the
Catholic Church from the charge that it
made Of every brain a bastile. Catholics
are free to think he said. and thanks
to their thought this earth has been be-
iewelled as a fitting footstool for the san
daIled feet Of the generations, Thanks
to them they are the best benefactors Of
mankind. To-day We have Roentgen, the
BRIGHTNESS Of whose devotion went into
the X-Ray, the very symbol Of the Cross Of
Christ; then a Pasteur, whose prayers
helped him to a realization Of the cure
for the horrors OF hydrophobia; and only
recently the great Pierre .Curie, the dis
cover of radium, reverently went to his
Maker with Catholic hope thrilling his fine
soul"