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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
SpSe 4arf,,N ptisen.

Ole scranton unb @eitieite
Strcbeububn GOmpanie mubts bic @on'
itrnftiOnsarbeit sinitellen, neil iie ni6t
bic Sdienen erbalten fam.
- Sn Der @beitnut 9lpenue PresbD'
tsriiden Sir6e pirb am fommenosn
SOuntas Der Sinbertas NIT einem ents
iprsdsnbsn FrOsram sefsiert werSsn.
i Sn Der 8obnuns ieiner Wfuttsr
an 9roaOpap usritarb lssts Bode
SrisSrid S9mammle i'm glter BON %
9abrsn. Die 8ssrSisuns srfOlste i'm
WiinOOfa 6risbbOfe.
= @aaren i'm Nertb bon 5000, Die
pOn Der 5irma su gramisn benust
weroen iollten, iino Srsita9 gta4t aus
Der Glarf & Scott Eabaffabrif on 0eit
9adaWanna gueuue seitobten morbeu.
- Der friiber on giorb SDbe Bart
mobnbafts g8illicm 9larf, elm Drabt'
ipannsr Der Bell Tslepbon 9ompanis,
fisl &OSnsritas sa giswburs, u. g.,
pom sinsm 80 5ub bObsn PiOitsn, babel
bOis Ssri'sunssn srbaltsnb.
= Sabrt fort nit elmer idlsdten 9s'
Der unb itlsdten Musen unb bas 8lut
mirb ii6sr unrein. @ebruu6t bic
Srabiubrs'Wsbijin, Or. 9lusuit SD'
nis's Samburser ErOpfen. uno inbsm
iis ben 0iusen rsinissn, rsinissn iie bas
Blut.
3. @ludman's @si6dft on SiiS
Main ausnue wurbe friib DOnneritas
Wforsen um iebn billise 2aihsnubren,
cine Sda6tel llntertlsiber unb elm bal
bes Duseub Salsbetleiounsen beitoblsn.
Wiun nimmt an, baB Suaben ben Gin
bru6 uolliiibrten.
- Gin Saufsn 2ete9rapbenpfOlteu
nabs oem OiamOno BREEDER serietb nm
3 ubr Dienita9 ourh Die Sunfen elmer
9ofomotiue in Brano uno elm 9llarm
uon 9aitsn Gig folsts. Gs nabm bic
6euerwebr Hur Gin paar WiiHutsn, bic
Slammsn 3u GOi6en.
- Der Sleioerla6en 6es Charles 9.
2emin an 9ioro Wtain aluenue wuroe
MOntas 9ia6t pon @inbre6srn beiu6t
uno nm Elm srOBeres Suantum @aareu
beitOblen. Die Serle nabmsn SleiSsr
uno Sdmufiaden i'm Bertb BON
msbreren bun6ert Dollars nit.
- Dur6 oas 9latsn elmer 2Obre an
einem DampiteiisI in Der 8ellepue
Dumpfsrieusunss Station Der Sada'
mama @Ompauie tru9 Der Yormunn
Gbomas Moffitt BON 9anbis StruBe
am SOnntus sismli6 bOis Sriibwun'
ben bauOn, Die isbO9 uidt als 9e'
fdbrlid eradtet Deroen.
Sstar 6sser pon Ylsaiaut 9luenuc,
Elm Sanolauser in Der Gapusa 3eds,
lpuroe Wiontas Sormittas Sur6 sinen
ericlsten 6elieufull auf Der Stslle
eridlasen, wdbrenS iein Wtiner, Der
ibm siuen Stiispfeiler aufitellsu bulf,
unperlest sntfam. Der 9stDbtete mar
26 Sabre aft uno wirb uon Der Satin
un6 sinem 9ino iiberlebt.
- glusuit Soldier uOn hampton
Strube, Der tiirSlid in Der Dellsuue
3sds 3wiidsn Sarren sefan9en unO
bOs uerlsst purbe. srla9 ben erbultenen
Serlssunssn am Donnerita9 I'M Wfoiss
EaplOr Soipital. Der Ssritorbene
piro BON Der Satin uno ;msi SinSern
iibsrlsbt unO feline 8eerOisuus erfolste
Sonntus i'm 5Oreit Dome 5rieo'
bofe ;u GupIOr, mad eiuem Erausr.
bisnit in Der 9bsitnut Guenue Presbp'
tsriSdheu 4irhe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Yittstpn.

- Sin 6euer ssritOrts Dienitas
9lbeno elm @obnbaus in Greter.
- Die 8obnuns bes Sobn Sellas
in @reter wurbe Wtontas 0ia6t pOll.
itdnois Sur6 elm entitanrenes 6euer
SsritOrt, bod sslans ss Der Seuerwebr,
ausrenSsuOes @issntbum su rettsn.
3pei Sinoer bss Wiartin 3iernep
pom Browntown erfrunften Samita9
gtatt na6 Ssn @enub BON einsemads
TEN Sa6s in sefdbrli6er SSeiie unb nnr
bem promptsn @insreifeu eines GrStes
lit es su perSanfeu, bas ibre Seben 9es
rsttet muroen.
- Oas Sd6erbaus css @oreg
S6adtes i'm oberen Stabttbeile wurbe
Ssreitas Dia6mittas wabridsinlif BON
benz Sunfsn elmer SotomOtipe entjiinoet
uno es sslans erit, bic 6lammen 3u be-
mdltissn, nudbem oas @sbduSe tbeils
wsiie seritOrt worben mar.
= William Surrep BON 9iorb Wtain
Strase uno als WG6ter in Der Griten
giational Sunt anseitsllt, Der nieosrss.
l6lassn mar, neil er feline slnitslluns
uerlisren iOllte, madte Oonnsritag Oia6t
ben Ssriud. ii6 Su sri6ieBen, sislte
absr auseuideinlid iebr idledt, oenn
cine Susel Uerfeblte bas .3iel saujlid,
pabreub Die swsite ibm MIR cine lsi6te
Sautwunbe am aOpf Sufiiste.
- gu Sort Zane, Oitli6 BON ben
9ebisb Sallep @steiisn, srsisnsts fi9
frhb lssten Donneritas cine 8sri6ie'
buns Der Sbsrila6s uno es entitanb
Elm 60 SuB lansss, 40 iuB brsitss unb
stma 8 S5uB tieies God. 9SobHunsen
murben ourd Die gsridiebuns nitt
beIddoist, aber man befiir6tet, caB uO6
psitsrs SeridisbunSen srObsn S6a.
bsn anri9tsn weroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
S6nis stlfonio BON Sombenfpliti
tern aetroHen.

Die allsemsine 5eitfrsuoe purbe in
WtaOriO, Spanien, our9 Gin 8Omben.
attentdt ssitOrt, bas ben Subsl Der Ys'
uOlfsruus plOstid peritummsu lisB
uno ben @brentas bes iusenOliden
S6nisspaares bsiuabe in sinen Gag
ullssmsiner Grauer uerpanbelt bdtts.
Gls Der 8Onis uno Die aOnisin aus
Der Sir6s ua6 Dem tOnisliden ga.
Taft 3uriidfebrten, muroe nod ibrem
8asen aus benz oberen Stod sines
9auies on Wtapor StraBs cine Bonn.
be sei6leubert, bic nit furdtbarem
Sra6en erplooirte, auser ben Pfsrben
Der Stautsfaroiie fiinf;ebn FsriOnsn
tOotete uno cine Sn;abl psrmunbste.
Der SOuis uno Die SOniSin. bic uOIls
itanois uuperlest sebliebeu paren, uer'
lieBeu bic @quipuss, bic ourd 8oms
bcniplitter leidt bei9doist pOroen
mar. Sie beitiesen einen anoeren
Wasen uno iubrsn mad Dem Yulait.
@ennslcib iie ani6einsno rubis unb
ssIuBt waren, iab man es ibnen bod
an, ous iis Ourd ben idredtiden
3wiideufuI isbr aufssrcSt wOroen
waren. Sbnsn traten Gbranen in
bic 9lusen. ais iis I'M sldnisuosn
EbrOniuul bic @Iiidmiinide Der bort
usriammsltsn fiiritlidsH @dite sntss'
gen nubmsn unb iie waren taum im'
itanbe, stpas ,u srwioern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Seridte aus bem iiOlitsn Ehei!

NF'NTF6 "'8~ WITT T''0'''JE'' = TNF''
uOn SertS GOuntp, uabe an Der @ren3C
uon @bsitsr, meloen, OaB am OisnitaS
Oia6mittas bort leidte @roerldiitter.
unscn sroBen alarm usruria6teu.
- gtorwesii6sameritaniife Siinftler
uuS Wfuiifer BON GbicasO perOen Dem
SOnis SuutOn VII. Su isiuer am %.
SUM ituttfinOsnben 9rOnuns einsn BON
SOin 0fsnnius in Wtilwautee cOmpOnir.
ten SrOnuussmuri4 iibsrrsi4eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

Gs IL m,br aatarrb In titisr @tssub sts
9dnets als ppn aItn arbusu aranfbtittn su-
iammtn. unb bic In ben ltBtsn Sabtn gait or
ale unbtiIbar. gift Sabre lang trfldritn
Dpitpren ibu fur sint IoiaIf aranfbtii unit
i6risbtn Ipfals StiImitttI Dor, unb ea iit ibu
nit irsIi6r 8ttaneIuns bsfdnbis ni&t furir.
ten, trfldrttu ft ibn fir uubtibar. lie
@i1tufhaft bat bspifisu, baB 8aiarb cine
Gpnifitutipnsfranfbtit IN nnb essbalb epnifiiu-
tiOutlr 8sbaneIuns trfureTt. SaIrs Saiarrb,
aur fabriiirt BON Q. 8. Gbeuty s. 60. /,
5OItop, Sbip, IL bic siniiss epnfttuttrutls stur
i'm Warfit. Sit pirb innerlit In Dpitn cher
@abtn bon 10 Srppftn bic ju tiHtm 5bttlSfsI
ppa ssupmmsn. cit pirft birtfi auf eas Blut
uub bic l6lsimiss SbnaiGt bts Spftms. Stt
bttitu tinbuubut Declare fir ttbeu 6aa, esn
iif ju furitn perftblt. eabi GuH Girsulart
une 3susni0t femmtn. ahrfiiirt:
.. GbtHtp& g o., 5eltbp, 3.
B% 8trinuft BON alien Appttsftrn, 75f.
5aaNs GamiIisH.piltu fub bic bsiitu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Hus benz pberen 2bale.
(ar6balb. GorreipOnOen5.)

(slr6bulb. GOrrsipOnben5.)
g. 8. Rattbsms III pisOerum
bonn Rrdiibenten als goitmsiiter bon
Slppbant srnannt worbsn.
- Der Wfarft bss emmett Wtpers
ju 8lafelg waro su friibr MOrsen'
itunbs am Dieuitas BON @inbre6ern
bsiuft, bic ueridiebene 8aaren unb
and cine srDBere @slbiumms als 8sute
mitnabmen.
= Dem &c Sabre altsn Sleranosr
SaoseO uOn Ssiiup rpuros ssftsrn @tUr'
gen BON eiusm o. & 8. i3use Oas
rehts Sein ubssfubren uno es 1T fras.
li6, oh Der Wtunn bic Ssrlssuns iibers
leben mirb.
= @dbrenb bes itarfen Sturmes
Sreitas 9ladt brans elm 8lisitrabl in
bic 0obuuns bes Dauib @lfins 3u
SermDn uno riB bic SiBs Der 8etten ab,
in benen bic 6umilie lag, ben Suss
tsppi6 auf, i6leubsrte bic DtDbsl i'm
jSimmer berum unb seridmetterte aud
bic 5enitsri9siben. Sin Wtdb6en
srbislt bic Saare absebrannt, ionit aber
warO giiemuno uerlest. ubsr iie srbisls
ten alle cine quite @ri6iittsruna.
(@arbOnbuIs @OrreipOnbsns.)
= Der friibsr bier wObnbufts Com
6arlep wuros Sreitas gu Stem 9auen,
Conn.,, uOn siusm StraBsnbubnwassn
iiberfabren uno setOotet.
= Die Muidiniiten uub ibrs @sbiil.
fen babsn uon Der Carbonate Mai6i.
men GOmpanie einen neun StunSen
Gag unb cine SObuerbObuns uOn orsi
Gents bic Stunoe usrlanst.
= Gin nit SOl3fOble bslabsner Ma'
gen Der Ontario & 8sitsru @ilenbabn
serietb Samita9 slbenb gu WtaDfielb in
8rauo uno bic Sdde puren 10 feft per.
padt, oaB man iie ablacen muste, nm
bic 6lammen ju bswdltiseH.
= 3n Der 8Obuuus ibres Sobnss
on @burd StraBe ueridieS SOnntue
Oiadmitta9 mad ldneersr arantbeii
5rau Carolina VI. 9autenitldser i'm
allter BON 81 Sabreu. Die Sssrbi9uno
erfolSte Dienitas ;u @iuwooo.
= Sdmmtlide 9luseitelts Der Gar.
bOnbale 0tai6inen Gompanie babier,
nit slusnabme Der 2ebrlinss. beidloI,
len Dienita9 Oiabt an ben Streit ;u
geben, penn Die 9ompanie ni6t mieoer
;pei Wianner aniiellt, Die sntlalien
burben. -- ---
- @liiabetb Sobart lisB Wtontas
se9sn Wtarp 8. Son Bergen cine Gnts
iddoisunsstlass fir $40, 900 sintrasen,
peil lestere einen Sellerwes unbsi6iiet
lieB uuo Der Satte Der Sldserin ben.
Ielbeu binabitiir3te unS tOotlide Ser.
lssunssn srbislt.
- SObn 2oftus bon Rife Strase,
elm Srsmier auf Der .. & 8. Giisn.
babu, wOllte 5rsitus I'M SOfe Der Gom.
panic ieinen 3us belteisen, als elm an.
berer 3us i'm traf uno unter bic Gaber
mari. Gum Slid er9rifien ibu Die
&doer nidt, iObaB sr nit lsidten Ssr'
lesunsen entfam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
SaIbjdbrli9er Serfanf
Dptt
Satttett 1tm0
Sr6mleitt
1tttterfleioer+

Die gBi&hpisit hiiis gniaufss fam nitt
iibsraufetIast psretn. gpir balt,n ben 8rcBtfn
gpuatb ron Damtn, IIduIsin unb Mnesr
Wuslin tluiufsibtr, br inutrbalb 100 Wstltn
spn Snautpn stfunbsn prptu fam. VI un''
faet als @rBbtn, riHhs ssf&nititn unb anet-
ftiiisi, p6brtnt bas aTpriimtnt BON Stpltn
alts tinfHlifBt, has bic fOrrtfts wpbt psrlanat,
ui&i ausf&itesnb bic 9opitatsu, rtl9s pitls
nphIhabfnht 46uftr piinl&tn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

- 9tud Dem neuen ftdotiiden aorsB.
bud but 2lleutOwn isst 44,s31 Gins
wObuer.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
THE DOOR OF MANcHURIA OPEN.
May 10 Japan is to Open Antuns and
Tatungkau Ports.

Pending the gradual withdrawal OF
troops from Manchuria the imperial
Japanese government has so far been
unable TO permit the entering of for
eigners into Manchuria of oreign yes
sells into the ports of the province,
or the arrival Of foreign consular Of
fees. The evacuation, however, has
now made much progress, and the gov
ernment has decided to put into ex-
ecution its declared principal of the
"open door and equal opportunity"
From May 10 foreigners and foreign
vessels will he free to enter Antung
and Tatungkau, while foreign consular
officers will be permitted to reside at
Antung.
From June 1 next consular officers
will be allowed to reside at Mukden,
and, so far as no military inconveni-
ence shall be occasioned, permission
will be accorded to foreigners in gene
raj to travel in the interior of Man.
chura. The Japanese government has
also decided to open Ta-lien-wan to
foreign commerce at as early a date
as possible.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
THE PRESIDENT ON RATE BILL
Makes Statement az to HIS Position In
Railroad Legislation.

Makes Statement as to HIS Position In
Railroad Legislation.
Washington, May 7.-President
Roosevelt Sunday reiterated his views
on railroad rate legislation in a tele-
gram sent - the exec ave committee
OF the Pennsylvania state grange.
The telegram follows:
Washington, May CIV. F. Hill
and Members Of the Executive Com
mittee Pennsylvania State Grange:
Telegram received. l am happy to tell
you that not only am l standing on my
original position as regards rate leg.
islation, but it seems likely that con-
gress will take this position. too. The
Hepburn bill meets my views, as
have from the beginning stated. The
Allison amendment is only declara-
tory of what the Hepburn bill must
mean, supposing 1t TO be constitution
al, and no genuine friend Of the bill
can object to 1t without stultifying
himself. In addition l shall be glad
to get certain amendments, such as
those commonly known as the Long
and Overman amendments, but they
are not vital, and even without them
the Hepburn bill with the Allison
amendment contains practically exact
ly what l have both originally and
always since asked for. and 1t en-
acted into law it will represent the
longest step ever taken in the di.
rection of solving the rate problem.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
RITZVILLE
FEW WERE SHOT TO pEATl
Denial That Executions Occurred
Frisco,

The records of coroner Walsh
San Francisco disprove the wide
circulated stories that large number
Of people were shot and killed /
the soldiers during the great fire tn,
followed the earthquake. OF ii
cases handled by this officer, In on
only was 1t found that death was du
to gunshot wounds. The exception wa
Hebert Tilden, killed by a civic guard
man. who had the mistaken idea tha
the automobile in which Tilden wa
riding was being used for looted pul
poses. The military authorities hav
records Of two cases of killing 10
disobedience Of military orders, bu
there is not single record of an
person being shot to death for lootint
my office has reports showing 35
Deaths" said coroner Walsh. "In tn
time Of great excitement we heard o
man" cases Of shooting, but the fac
that We never got the bodies convince
me that the stories were false. In al
our 1853 cases. with the exception
mentioned, death was due to one o
three causes-fractured skull, crush
ing of the body or asphyxiation."
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
THE HARD COAL STRIKE IS OFF.
II Operators Agree to Accept Terms
Of Miners Surrender.

If Operators Agree to Accept Terms
Of Miners Surrender.
On the advice of president Mitchell.
representing the subscale committee,
the miners convention has unani-
mously voted to adopt the first propo-
sition of the operators, a continuance
of the award Of the anthracite coal
commission, with the modification that
the term for which it is to continue
shall be mutually agreed upon. The
operators suggestion that 1t should be
at least three years.
The only matter to be discussed at
the conference are the length of time
the award shall continue and the pro-
visions that there shall be no discri-
mination against the men who obeyed
the mineworkers' suspension order.
1t is practically certain that the
operators would accede to any sug-
gestion for two years agreement, as
presidential year, and as the miners
will not want long term Of agreement
the chances are that a three year
agreement will be eventually entered
upon. An intimation has been received
from president Baer that the operators
will not discriminate against the mi
ners now on suspension. and the local
representatives of the coal companies
say the same thing. 1t looks, there
fore. as if a strike has been averted
and the miners will return to work
probably on Monday. May IA.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
TARGET FOR A BOMB
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF MOSCOW,
ALMOST AySASsINATED.
Was Being Driven to the Palace-He
Was Wounded in the Foot, and His
Aid and Sentry Were kiIled-Bomb
Thrower Reported kiiled-Bystand.
ers Injured.

Moscow, Russia, May S.-A bomb
was thrown at the carriage Of Vice
Admiral Doubasoff, governor general
of Moscow, as he was being driven to
the palace. He was wounded in the
foot and his aide de Camp and SEN
try were h,ied. The man who threw
the bomb is reported to have teen
killed. He wore an officers uniform:
Access to the palace Is barred.
Governor Doubasoff was returning
in an open carriage from the Uspenski
cathedral and lne outrage took place
outside the carriage entrance to his
palace. Several bystanders were in
jured.
Vice Admiral Doubasoff's life was
saved by the poor aim Of his would-be
assassin. The bomD exploded on the
pavement several PAGES to the rear
of his carriage. hurling the mutilated
corpse of the terrorist several yards
backward and tearing off an arm and
the face of an aide who was descend
ing from the carriage Governor Gen.
eral Doubasoff was thrown from his
carriage and under the horses heels.
His back was burned and his leg
bruised. but he was able to walk un'
assisted into the palace.
The coachman's skull was fractured.
and he was taken to hospital.
1t was thought the assassin was the
student in whose rooms a bomb ex-
ploded Saturday. killing three accom-
plices, but who at the time was
watching the palace from room In
the hotel opposite.
poubasoff a Marked Man.
Vice Admiral Doubasoff was ap
pointed governor general Of Moscow
in December last. He Is also an aide
of the emperor and member of the
council Of the empire. Since his ap'
pointment as governor general several
plots against him have been uncov'
cred. Almost Immediately after TAX
| ing office he incurred the enmity of
the revolutionists, who entered into
conspiracy to adbuct him, but this
failed. In January he was advised that
an attempt woua be made at me cele-
bratiOn OF the ceremony OF the Dless-
ing of the waters to assassinate him.
As a result Prince Koslovska was ar.
rested. charged with being an acces-
sorry to the conspiracy
In March a bolder attempt on Dou'
basoff's life was frustrated by the ar
rest of a woman who had actually in.
vaded the palace. She gained ad'
mittance on the plea that she had
come from a personal friend of the
governor general. Her agitation in
the chancellory attracted the atten-
ton of an aide. He noted particular
ly the luxuriance of the woman's hair,
which was worn in high coiffure. In.
terrogation alarmed her and she at
tempted to fee, but was seized and
searched and small bomb was found
concealed in her hair.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
Wreck killed ten.
A TERRIBLE SMASnUP ON The
PENNSYLVANIA Road.
misunderstanding Of Orders Caused
Coilision-Besides the Killed 20 Of
the Passengers Were lnJured-vic.
Tins Were Pinned Under Debris-
Hard to Render Them Assistance.

According to a Altoona, Pa, dis
patch, ten persons are dead as the
result of the collision on the Penn
syivania road near Glover Creek juno
tion. Six were killed outright. Four
died as a result Of injuries received.
About 20 of the passengers and train
crew were more or less seriously in
jured, but as far as is known, all
will recover.
The collision came as a result of a
misunderstanding Of orders by the
crew of the Chicago-St. Louis express.
The engines plowed into each other
and were wrecked as were also the
coach attached to the Chicago mail
train, No. IS. and five mail cars.
The latter train on reaching Altoona
from the west had the coach attached
to the rear, but when it was sent over
the Petersburgh branch the coach was
directly back of the engine. 1t carried
about 25 or 80 persons. 1t was almost
demolished. The wreckage covered the
track for some distance, and some Of
the killed and injured were pinned
under the coach.
No passengers on train No. 81 were
killed.
The passengers were caught under
the wreckage by the piling up of the
mail cars on the coach. This made 1t
impossible for the uninjured to render
aid tc those pinned down by the
wreckage until the arrival of the
wrecking forces.
Meanwhile, four died Of injuries
while under the mass of wreckage Of
the mail cars, and four others subse-
quently died while being conveyed to
the hoSpital
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09

Are Called "shaped Belt" and Are
Quite Popular.

Mems Wear declares that the de-
mand for shaped belts by the men by
Paris is increasing, and that
many doctors are now recommending
these supports for the manly figure.
The belts. which are akin to corstes.
are being taken up by hosiers, and in
one case a well known firm of spe-
cialists in underwear supplies a
shaped belt scientifically cut and ap-
piled. Corpulency and the lapse of
the chest, 1t is claimed. can be avoided
by the use Of these belts. while men
who have to stand long derive great
benefits from them, finding that they
support the body just where support
Ia naturally needed.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
Spokane City League.
REDS SLEW FATHER oAPoN.
Novoe vremya Inclined to Believe
That Rumor.

The Novoe Vremya of st. Peters
burg prints circumstantial story
which tends to confirm the reports
that Father Gapson has been assassi-
mated by revolutionists. Father Gap
on is reported to have entered into
relations with a lighting organiza-
ton" of the terrorists and. In order to
test his loyalty, one Of the leaders.
named Rulenberg. under an alias. Of
fered to betray the secrets Of the or
ganization. Gapon. according to the
story. took the bait and offered to con-
duct the negotiations.
Gapon went to Odarko. beyond ne
Finnish frontier, to meet Rulenberg
for consummation Of the agreement
He has not been seen since.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
HE KILLED HIGH HOLY ROLLER
Shooting Occurs on Streets Of Seat
tIe-Refenge.

Seattle, May 8.-Frank 4. Crefiield,
leader Of notorious religious organi.
zation, known as the holy rollers, was
shot in the forehead and instantly kill.
cd Monday morning. Creffield's blood
paid for the practices which his organ.
ization follows. The man who com.
mitted the crime, George Mitchell,
claims he wiped out the stain his fam.
lily suffered through the seduction Of
his two sisters by the leader Of the
holy rollers.
Creffield and his wife-a woman he
married the third day Of last month
were walking down First avenue.
When near Cherry street Mithcell, who
was following them, address a remark
ir low tone to Creffield and the lat.
ter turned to face his pursuer. A re.
volver was drawn and flashed, Crefiield
reeled and fell to the pavement. The
bullet had penetrated his brain. With.
in minute Of the shooting Deputy
Sheriff Sam Huth and Patrolman Le.
Count had arrested Mitchell.
Mitchell is 23 years old and labor.
er by occupation.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-05-09
Bio Fire In Florida,

Jacksonville. Fla. May Fire In
the storage yards OF the WenrIck.
Marine Chemical company, In the
western suburb of this city. destroyed
$4,000 tons Of batting draught, a rosin
waste used by the company in making
oil. valued at s150.000. The retorts
and buildings Of the company were In
great danger. but we're saved by hard
work.