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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
DIED AT THE
LOCAL HOSPITAL.
Had necu 90 For a Period Covering
Two Years.

Mrs Mason Bailey of Rock "
Va died af the yiueaeid sanit0i-
um iaai evenine sbont slx O'Clock Of
acute lung disease enRr8fted on a
trouble of about two Years dura
tion ruderiaker Crockett took
charee Of fhe remains and prepared
them fOr burial Thr em4ios wil
be sent 10 her hon,o this morning
for lntormcut
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
BIG WRECK ON
THE PENNSYLVANIA
Nine Men are Killed and Several
Seriously Injured.

Pittsburg, Pa, May Because
orders were misunderstood. two pas
orders were misunderstood. two pas
railroad met head-on Friday night on
the single track OF the Petersburg
branch at Glover Lick Junction, and
as a result nine men are dead and
several injured Both engines. Ave
mail ears and one coach were demol-
ished
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
COON GOT o Y
AND WAS JAILED
Attempted - Brcak Up Housekecp-
ing aud is Now iu Dunnc"
Vile.

William Cobbs OF dusky hue was
taken TO the city bastile las. .Fcu-
ing IN irons by the custodians of the
peace Of Bluefeld
Cobb lives on Scott stfcc. and e.
ter filling up on the "HWd' went
10 his house md proceeded u com
menced breaking mp Housekeeping
He broke in the door and woula po
doubt have done more damage, had
not the police arrived who too him
in charge and placed him in dnrance
vile 10 recover from The EVENING" .u.
Temperance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
eoRKEY WILL
BE PROSECUTED.
Charge VIII ~ Fomentine Anti.
Russian Revolution Abroad.

ST. Petersburg, May 5.-Omciai
announcement~h has been made 10 the
eject that Maxim Gorky will be pros
ecuted on his return TO Russia on
charge OF fomentinR the anti-Rus-
sian Revolutionary movement abroad.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
INEXCUsABLE
SAYS THAYER
Makes Statement Concerning Repo,t
Of Commissioner Garfield.

Philadelphia, May5.-Vice Presi.
dent Thayer, Of the Pennsylvanls
railroad Company. In statement
concerning the report Of Commission
er Garfield in the Standard OIL in
quiry, says that the report OF Com
missioner Garfield. so far as Il re-.
ters to his company IN its relations
with the trafic Of the Standard on
Company, Is an inexcusable ontra.
geous perversion Of the facts.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
WILL RESUME WORK
MONDAY MORNING.
(By Associated Press }

Cleveland, Ohio, May 5.-Vessel
owners state that they will put all
DOCKS In operation Monday morning
with whatever union men are avail
able and fll the other places with
non-union men.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
PoNIATOWsKI, THE
PRINCE, Is DEAD.
tBy Associated Press.

New York, May 5.--Prlnce Charles
Joseph Stanislas Ponlatowski. well
known in this country. Mexico and
Europe, died today OF pneumonia.
aged - years Prince Charles was
the elder brother Of Prince Andrew
Poniatowsk.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06

sunday school at $50 a. m
preaching az 10 a m. and $ p m
Morning subject The Transit1.y
and the Eternal" evening Subj rf
Elijah Under the Juniper Tree
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
HARDWARE MER.
CHANT DEAD.

Laporte, Ind, May 5.--Lafayette
Crane. the great hardware merchant,
Of this place, died today at the age
OF 50 years
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06

Our bst advice TO you today. Is 10
read the Daily Leader and then at
tend you fsvorite church
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
ADMIRAL HUGHES
IS DEAD.

Washington, May 5.--Rear Admit
raj Aaron Kronkle Hughes. q s.
Navy, retired. died here today a.
the advanced age OF So yeas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Steiner Srrtbum.

Die &6niein BON DGneHcrt fotttte
.einmaI Der bGnii9en &olpnis Sslaub
einen 9eiu1 ab, unb Elm geamter be-
miibte ii9, i6r allies S~ebeaslpertbs gu
5eiaen. Die &0ni9in ma6te benz Sub.
renbsn Ie6bafte armplimente, unb dEs
fie erfuhr, bab sr 5amiIienbater mar,
ertunoi9te fie Iid, ipisbisl Rinter er
bate. Run lit bcs 6dnif6e Mort fir
.Ginber" in ieinem alonae Dem tsl6ns
.biiden @orte fir .@6afe@ fat gItia,
10 buB fey piirSige Rdnn, SsIIen
&enntnia tes 3GHilGen aiff 10 beOeits
tsnb mar, Ncit He bGfte fem fpllsn, aus
Der 6rdae feg 9Sniain beruus6Orte,
misbiel 6tofs e. ItIGBe. uno inFoIgss
beIien 3ur Anttporf CAB: .3metbuHs
bert. Maisitdt.
s3peibHHbtrt! risf Die aSnioin ar.
itount .Sd. ME 1T es penn nur moas
lid cine Tplde sEnSablsn erha!tsn2'
I'D. bds 1T gang lei1t, MlaieFdi, Z
perieBtt Der Mann nit Frenn6Ii6en
IaGheln, lin Gommsr treble ih lie duf
bic NeiOe. unb fpenn Der @;nter
tDmmt, ftIo6te ia bic meiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
AmfneriihiAes
Sin prubates MitteI.

Nus 2ithdusn pirb fOIssnS. 2(usts
bots bsri6tst: Der oIte Rurpiepeit
perIdnste ION Ieinem 9a9bur, BEN
aeiaiaen Rdubonat, sr Iolls auf bsr
@rsnse 5pil9en ben @drtsn eintn
3aun Iebsn, bsnn ben sanSen gag triss
ben ii1 bic no9barli9sn Siibner In
isinem @drten 6erum. Raubonui
T~trsitts, &urpisfpeit lpOlIte unfanss
Hagen, beiann fi9 bann aber. - Gui
einmuI tuurSe CUR allsemetnen 8er'
numbering BON benz psrI9rienen 9eiSs
trugen elm Isbr fpIiOer 8retter5aun qe'
febt. rgl6er MenI9, 9urpierpeit, sr'
sGbl, mas 6ait bu eemdGt." .glu,
gars einfa6! Sd f6idte dIle puar "a.
ge iu'n Stiide brei bis feds gicr gu
Rdubonats riiber unb lieB Idgen, IetnC
Siibner bdttsn fie BEL mir perloren,
auf bic nG6its @ode fling er I6on an
au bauen. Sit imr.er biIli9er, ais bel
&edtsantpalt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
1leiidbcrlnf.

Scpmt SPr an SIeiiG as ?
0aau bcfra9t lieter ipiort Cucrrr
Ar Ct ipirb cud bic llriadc
iaacn. gsr tOnncn baS ncilmittcl
isea hrs Nes it Sco.t'S CnatI
osa Scbcrtgtaa.
ae iasc 5raa III 8atapia
iarcilt Inns, Sab ise iinium6
pap;i8 @iuno III Ski a)irratcn
IS eomnlca bate unS baB TIRE
esHis aa8esriiia iuarer.
s rs4m erei 6laidcn Scott
emaIiira uaO ipar I'M StenOc,
lgre slrbclt toieecr ouf;unebmeu.
e&iei ude sits tpeien g-rts.
-Spif 4 Scwgr, estats.srs ~ veal StFsst, q. Q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Gin Qetemann.

IRA, su benz mprgigen SIien, RAE
id gebe, ga fldppt olies pirtlia gor3
%fdHos!, Die Scrslltn Iinp iGcn
aoiiirt Der Self ltegt felt brei 5aaen
am 9abnboIs, 5pdrast gsbt init Giis
gut, qOularoes finO beim 8tlifdteiisn.
bdnOler ~relerriert! 8enn i9 nlr
aud ihrn ieyRaub e%efttbtn batis Sex
mir gu BEN alien oas tSeIo pumpt!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
gln bis folide qSrefls

5err (Sur Dame in Sbeoter).
.WlSdtsn Sis ni1t Sbren Sit abs
Hsbmen. man Iisbt tbatIG6li6 uur
Sbren t%oloIlaIsn Out. Dame:
.DsSfpessH babe i6 ibn ID dufasStBt.
bomit i'm lsbsr iisbt.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Gemeinnabiecs
ptssy has Ginssbsn RON
Mr8ntitR Der pftrbe.

WtBnettH pef pterDe
@sI9 f4Iimmt 1OIssn bur9 febltr,
bates @ini9itfsn bon SausmittslR
bsi nHIersn 5nustbiersu entftebeu tons
ntt, 9sbt aus foleenbem berbcr; Gr'
Itraatt Elm pferb on &oEif (Grimmsn).
10 TX Is fat dIlsemsfn iibIi4, beDOr Elm
Sbisrurat sur STEELE III, bnB Oeti@is'
bene Sausmittel, ME RnmiIlentbe&
WfiId. Dele, Wsin unb bereleifen eiRs
geihiittet tperben.
Ditis BsbonblungspsiIe more tei
8seinn Iolhsr E1nsll psrlnufguDcu
arontbsitsn in ben msiTtsn JGIIeR Mi4i
3u bertpsrEen, tpsnn Der Gingue auf
rsgeIredie DsiIe ssro9t pirbe. Sn
ben meiItsn Gdllsn isbO1 tuerbsn babel
bic srOBtsu GsbIsr bobur4 srmodt.
buB ben Gbisrsu beim Ginl9itten bel
&opf gu bod 9ebuItsn ipirb. bic 3unss
oIs sritss S9IingipsriSsue NIT hsr
6anb f~sts.hdIt.n. CUR 9GIfte uns BEN
MauIe be~rpDrss3oetn unb Der Gingub
5u f9neII, o6nt cb3uiebtR, msiIt In sis
nem Su peitsn GefGB Derdbrei9t fpirb.
aann bas 2bisr bur9 hieIs fs6lsThdfl
Manipulation nibt f9luden, 10 Epirb
ibm ou9 nod bic 2uftr6bre mitteIii
Der 9onb sussbriidt unb Sie iinDsr'
msibliae SOlss in, bub Ii9 bierbutt
eer &ebItppFbsdsl Dffnet unb Elm
She'll bon GinI4itt in bic 2uf!.rbrs
unb aunse ssIanet, fpobur4 cine tObts
Ii4e, 2uneentrnntbeit, bic Ipgsnonntt
.Ginfniitt : 9nsumpnie, sntttsben
fam, falls bic eineebrungenen SbsiIs
ntdt fofort pisber bur9 ben SuIt.n
a%usestporfen perben. 9iebt fi9 bur1
6uftsn su trteuntn, boB GIiifitstett in
bic 2ufttpsas einsebrunsen III, 10 muh
Dor allen Der &opf bes Sbisrss frsi
eeloIitn tperben.
Wirbe aIfo ben Sbieren beim Gine
fdittsn Der aopf ni6t gu bod gebal'
ten unb bic Ounce, bic ia ~un5eoingt
gum S4luden nutbpenbis 1T, fieise.
IdiTsn tper6en unb bas Driiden unb
Strsiden am !Salie unterluIIen, 70
niirbe niemaIs cine gefubr bsim Gins
f6iitten gu befi:rGten iein. befcnbers
penn laraiam einseifiittst ipirb, bic
bus Sbier jsbesmal pieber ee!aludt
bat.
Gum gini6iiiten fol! ni6t, pie tisls
fa9 iibIi4, cine &umpf. ipnbern cine
bIeberne SldI9e pber in @rmdnges
Ing einer iOI9en cine ftdrte 8ietfIas
ide perfpenbet perbsn. Damn foil bic
| 6loids IeitpGrts an Der 3abnloisn
Ste,,. unb ni9t bon BORN, no 3Gbns
limb, eingsfibrf fpsrSsH bdmit iie BON
BEN Sbiere nidt serbiIIen fpsrben
fam, 9as Ginf1iitteu BON unl0slidlen
Bulnern OSsr tart reiSenoen Mittelr
erbeil9t dubtrits gorIidt, tnSsm iol6s
Mtttel in BEN 2uftpegen bebentli9s
@ntSiinbuugen berborrufsn t5nnen.
@eniser eefGbrIi9 iinb bic alIsemein
"angetponbten reinen @uflpIangen BON
GlauberIaIS, QufsiiIIs iinb 4btc9uns
gen, iptl6e porber out bur9geIeibt unr
nt9t gu 6eib pera6rei1t iperben. 4uf,
lit Die Mi rul60ble iepeils Dor benz Gin
aiitten miteIIt Wdiier ausSuIprihen,
oumit feline 6uttertfeile nit Dem Sim
CUB In bic 2uftipege gelangen tOnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
@er @rnnS.

,@arum rsift benn Der bide Ssrr
Ru6eI ie6sS Sdbr in bieiss @ebirgss
tbal9" - De @6ps tueeen bas er be-
HGn6ia anruft." = ,Mas bat er Senu
nur OapOn2N Seine 5rau lit nam.
li6 Der leibhdftiQe WtOsrfp-iidsaeih
unb nun TUT es i6m pobl, mai lin,
3eit lang ,emano 81 bOren, ner imiaer
bcsieIbe Iagt pte en-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
9eidenipra6e.

l., Barbisrae9iIfe: .6aI bu atet
rem 5errn, ben 0u Ioeben ~raIiert bat,
cine Gdmdrre betoe6rdht."
2. garbitraehiilfs: .Sa, peiBt Su.
id liebe I'M @ebeimen Ieine S6toeFer,
'urb Der S6nttt ouF Der re6ten 0anas
if elm 3eiden fir Tie, boB i8 ssuit
46enb tomme!!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

and ~cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out OF order
OF diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevslent
that Il Is not uncommon
for a child to Be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys, II the child urln-
ates too often n fha
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

urine scalds the flesh or II, when the child
reaches an age when II should be able to
control the passage, II Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause Of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble Is due 10 a diseased condition Of the
kidneys and BLADDER and not 10 a habit as
most pA'l'e suppose
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both reed the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-ROOt Is 500 realized. 1t is sold
by druggists. In fifty ST.
cen, and one dollar AsIE g
sizes. Yea may have a I s ssiHt
sample bottle by mail E@W
free, also pamphlet tell Home Of Swamp Root
ing all about II, including many Of Ii,
thousands Of testimonial letters received
rom sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. N. r., be sure an
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's
Swamr-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N v, IN every hctt'e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
.Grtaunt..

/. Gaunsr: pGbe, bu purit seitern
i'm @ditbaus2"
2. @auner; IS npl SD mar In fei.
mem @~aitbdus!"
/. Caurcr: nS6peis bu baIf einsu
neuen 9ut!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Die rei6e g3ittpe.

r8os piirbeR sic mir a~ntiporten,
tpenn i'd Sbnen mein Ser3 gu SiBsn
legteg" rS6nen ratben, ss in einen
Serb 81 tam. ben i'd S6nen bann &c.
bea ipiiroe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

als iiberdis pirtlam gessn aeld-
9lats uno SrdmpfsSuTen lpirb ba;
foIgen6e Mitiel empfpblen. Ginigt
reiBs 3tpiebeln nerben in 9eiser gti9t
gebrdten. noour6 entpidsIt Ii1 i9l
i9arfer Strff mebr uno iGr Scar
pirD breiartig eripsi6t. Nd6bsm Oi'
GuBere %perbronnte Scale cntterat iii
Iegt man Oas aerbriidte Mlort dIf cir
Stid 3sug. DieisS 9flaIter pirt
nun 10 ipdrin. ais a pertragea perSer
fam, auf Bic I 9rube gsIe9t, in
stpar 10. baB buS wtar. auf oer blpBet
6dut Iisst. Ia9 te.. CrtaIten 1T e.
nidt mebr su p%erpea3en. ionoes1 e
muB ftti6er 8rei au B I ut perosR
8ei nidt 9eiGbrliGsm Sultea rei1t 4;
Fin. bielsN llmI6los t6plih a il
Utll Su tpisosrbolsn. tei ftbr f1u;er5t
taiiem Grampfe aber III eire lllneIt43i
grueueruRg ee6pten. gei &iurerH hu.
eff felGes eaIten trcb al. yMlit.s! bieIi
Wo9en an. Damn Fat melt Elm te.
dnoertsr aufentbaIt (g8s1Iel teS
3imners) uno refine 2uft groBea Gin.
fEuB auf bic G%ensiurg. lt erhdup.
lift Giiften cine unumginali lie Rrth
lpenbigtsit, MIR BAT man Nisy Il Der
arorien Dor 3uglait 81 tepabsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

arGntIide, @Iei@Ii6tigt, NsrbDIe
foIIen Bel 1Onsm Neitsr nibt nur ip1s
Sisrsn gebsu, fonbsrn aud retjI bel in
Der Gonns fibsn, i'm gartsn, in itGbtis
fd1en @nIagen ober am pffeRen 5snItsr.
GmpIsblsusptrtb 1T re9t tisfeg Gin
otbmsn Der bsiIiamsn5rlbiingsIuft bis
in bic 6uBtriten 2unesnIpibsn. QeIsn
folIe man otsr niht tn GpnnenF1tin;
hos blsnbsn6e 2iat pirtt IdGbIi@ aui
Bic Nuesf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

\ cNey trouble preys upon The mind, dis
sourages and lessons ambition, beauty. vipoF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

lin MdSleinspano aiiiSufrishen
rot man sttpas eeltes gieneanehs lei
Inupnrmsr 9emperdtur in rnents Ser
psntinDl apf unD reibt 6lmit bic
Mdnsltinndnb, ndGbsm fie NIT Mdl
fer limb Seize aereintgt unS gui &C.
trodnet db. sic alGn5t bonR, mean lie
nidt fdoH 3u febr ubeeEtBt mar fpies
Der tpie nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

Mie fam man ncie Streh9iitl
oaffriI9en2 Man rsiGt STE 6iite mi.
G9pefelblume unb NIT sinem L
granntpein oetou9ten Gu6e at. had
BEN Srptnta bilrfet man Yte ab mlf
beItreidt lie ailF btr lintea Seite mi,
GunmipdIier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

fiG MIR Die grIdubnib aus, cine DoGs
81 9aufe 5ubringen gu biirfen, oonn
fpollte er sbne 3eitperlut ieinen 30
fen outreten- Na6oem oiefer 8riei
db1ei6idt mar, BEETLE er ii4, feline
@oRa 5u unterfu6en, nm sic not6pen=
Oigiten Gintduft an SleioungsS unf
WGf6eftiiden gu MAIDEN: : Sein
Saarpprratb betrug fed5ig @uloen. :
@o6alS er feline G6ulO an 8ater
Naurus absetrageu, bate err bic 9e=
itimmun1 9%etroffen, Die ibm nun blei:
benoen monatliben fiinf5ebn 9uIoer
Der Mutter gu ier0en - aber Oieie per'
peigerte enersii9 bic @nnabme: Sit
berIi2erte, NQes 81 baben, mas IL
brau6e, uno riet6 Dem @obne, 6as
@el0 in Der SpartuHe uu5ulegen, mel.
den &at6 @nOreus i9lieBli9 befolete
@r mar iomit jeBt in Der Gage, fid
dn1tGn6ig berdus3uftdffiren, Inn II
2uubenftein feiner fiinftisen @tenunc
entfpreheno auftreten 81 tOnnen.
Na6bsm ale Gintdufe beIorgt ma.
rem, f9niirte er feline 8iin0el, nabn
BON Serrn Siberian ber5li9en @bf9ieo
uno fu6r in @efeQf4dft Pe4s frO6lid
benz 8abnbpfe gu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

N,ie ,1nn's trsibt, 10 peht's
Onfel gum peri9ulbeten Hef=
fen. Der ibm DIE Photographic isinsl
rei9en graut aeist): rSu. ia. bic hGtt'
i9 Dir fdpn Dor aehn Sabren befHret'
ben tDnnen!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
@tenbahu sTabCplat1.
Ddmodlid Ttne.

Mbeuuo aatunft-
ct. souis speI, 'asl 8 d. L 6oem ~ittsbura epeI, taan6 8 a aesm
Capital gsprsb tdal 8 d.. I 06Yn Rem Bort grpreb t6aR6 .. 8 60Bm
y :. o SOU. oMe 9si -: Z soOm S@neler ARau tdaE&.... 8 oODm
vt Souts Sm td9ltA ID bio 3eVm Serre Saate Citing dec t5 10 a5gm
81 ct 8 espreb tdsi& d IL sOsem 2ehHone gbreS tdoE6 d = 9 I0Qs
ct Souls Cypress tdgI .-..s 15xu atfante eFSreb tdsH& -. 4 ASSN
8 8 L Gffnsbam Zee tasI. 4 DOWN &iHlb Orb, idol 3D.. a 5SRm
81 = Oaf Mal tdglt& .---s 10Ru Se Ro Simiteb tdsI sdb Z 05Rs
Ut Bouts Special tdgltd s.. IL 35Rm Tthsburg epI taaH4 ID IL 25Rm
DtuceRues Dibtftou.
eatro & Bamu erpr tden& 8 O5Bm Simeon & ssrend Bid Orb tI 10 oOs~
8tnennes gypreb tdsI...-.12 3ORm Cairo grpreb tdaN&......6 l6Rm
epeuer & 0ren6 Bid ah, tI 4 55Rm Bineeunes gypreb tdaH&. 10 s0Nv
The evening world., 1906-06-08
No News Received of Miss
May Rose, of Staten
Island.
LEFT HOME ON SUNDAY.
Friends Say She Had No Love
Affair So Far as They
Know.

Although two detectives and host OF
volunteers have been searching unre-
m!ttingly for May Rose who dlsap-
peared from her home al Port Rich
mond. S. l.. last Sunday. not the slight
es, trace OF her has been discovered.
She was last seen on train bound Tor
St George to visit a friend IN Brook
iyn.
The only possible explanation that
occurs 10 the family and friends OF tho
girl to account FOR her disappearance
10 that she left home with the intention
OF securing a position as stenographer
In Manhattan. Sne was employed IN
that capacity oy James Burke. jr.. n
Staten Island lawyer. but had treguent-
ly expressed dissatisfaction and desire
10 secure Il potter place.
Johnston Rose. the father o, the girl.
insists that there was no reason :og
her TO conceal from aer family the fast
that she had arranged 70 80 TO work
IN Manhattan-lt she had made such
arrangements. Mrs, Johnson says that
May had not been restricted IN Aer
movements aud that she went 20 work
OF her own vouuou on staten Island
after Being graduated from = scAop!
OF stenography IN Brooklyn
Exhaustive inquiry among the friends
OF the girl has failed 20 bring TO ght
any evidence of love alIn.r. Her s..l
friends insist that sac was not stage
struck and had 70 romantic notions
Mr.. Rose fears that sac answered a
personal" advertisement; in "a sunday
newspaper that makes a spcclIlty oI
publishing them and IS being detained
somewhere IN Manhattan asa!us. Aer
Miss p. Rose started on sunday ar,or-
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Hello IN TOMBS FOR
BEATING A LAWYER
John Bohlman Must Await Re-
suit Of Reno r. Billing
tons Injuries.

John Bohlmaa. n teacher IN languages,
Who Is alleged TO have murierously as
sauled Lawyer Reno K Ellington IN
h.s office az No ~ broadway. was TO-
any ai-.aIrncl IN the Centre street
court ana committed TO the Tomhs unun
tomorrow pcndlug the outcome OF ar
Biuustoas injuries. Detective Trayer'
OF te Oii sdp station. reported 70
Magistrate Moss that the lawyer Is sin.
confined TO his bed.
According to the police. Bohiman as
eaulted Ellington yesterday wi;n Il
beer bottle and then beat him with u
heavy cnar as ho lay unconscious on
tine floor Parker Nortoa. lawyer
with am oiilce on the same lloor, burst
in the door and hold Bohlman untn the
police came.
pr McuG.fe. the Tombs physician.
made an examination OF Bohlmln to-
any and reported that he believes the
man 10 be n mtnomanlae. Ills mono
uania is his love for Miss Annie Nor
ION. of 80. 81 Park avenue. according
TO tie physician,
When ques,1ned by Or. Mcclure.
Eohimaa said:
- knew ,wo English girls. Annie and
May norton l me, them four years ago
rnd zen in love with Annie 1t was
two years ago that | me, Blllngton.
lie came 70 live at my boarding house
81. 5N Park avenue was counting
Annie. but f0r some reason or other She
sued me for breach OF promise
u retlned Ellington to defend me.
Qud MS d to call at his Office every
Cly. Then ! wanted TO marry Anne.
bu; ne wouldn't help me because he
had fallen IN love with p himself
Every time think Of her l nave pains
Yesterday called on him again.
We o ganslo talk of Annie. lie Jumped
10 and fell 10 the noor. l G.dn't INT
him with beer bottle or anyth -
Boelman has an office NJ M 43l West 4
F1ty-scv nin street. he formerly ha1 /
mn ny pupils bar ~ late his business .
n1s not been go good Persons at the
I'1rty-s .vcutn street hous say that he
als shown signs OF iil-health and worry |
'r'Clv
The evening world., 1906-06-08
ONE. CROOK SUSPECT
SENT TO THE ISLAND,
II e Made Mistake Cursing the
SlsuthS Who Arrested
Him.

Inspector McLaughrn's men, who are
trying 10 keep the crooks 90 the streets,
believe they have at last hit upon way
TO do It. This is based on what hap
pened TO Charles Little when he was
arratSned before Magistrate Moss In
tho Centre Street Court. Little got two
months on the island because a charge
Of dlsordcrly conduct was lodged agalns,
him.
Little was ono OF twenty persons
picked up last night because their por.
traits nre in the Rogues' Gallery. He
lives at No 1905 Broadway, Williams
hurs. ard was arrested AT First avenue
and First strcst. Manhattan. by Detcc-
tive e-Sergeants Griffin and Torley. When
The evening world., 1906-06-08
SCRATCHED Until.
BLOOD RAN
Scales on Face and Head Threw
off Little Watcry Substance =
Scratching Caused Very Bad
Sores to Form Other Remedies
Did No Good.
COMPLETE CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

81 will be glad to give anybody srf-
ferin2 from eczema any information
regarding Cuticura Remedies. When
my little girl was about year ana a
half old there developed small pimples
on her face which vert. into n scale
which threw off littlo watery. sub
stance. Her head was also affected with
it. She used TO scratch until it blcd,
making very bad sores. We tired two
or three salvcs, including borax. They
did not DO ANY good, SO got some
Cuticura Soap first, and then used tho
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills.
They completely cured her. and We
have had no more bother with it.
Anything You want to publish regard
ing this will be- o. II. Yours respect
fully Wm, +. Knox. l2lG 81. 3jth ST..
Philaioli hia. "a, June 10, 1905"
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PLOT To K|DNAP
SUSPECTED IN
MORRILL, CASE
Man Who Shot Daughter,
of Converse May Not
Be Thief.

Especial % The Evening WORLD
BRIDGEPoRT. Conn. June S.-The
trial OF John Brown FOR murderous as
sau.t upon Mrs. An,oine;to Converse
Morrill,. daughter OF Edmund c. NJ. Con-
verse. vice-president OF the United States
Steel Corporation. was resumed to-day.
1t Is tho contention o; the state that
the uccused. John Brown. sweetheart
o, Kate Tierney. the cook at the Nor
rill house. had planned to rob the Nor
rills OF their silver.
Edmund C. Converse. father OF Mrs.
Morrill,. beyond Identifying n glass cut
ter, which was found on tho lawn after
a window pane had been cut from one
OF the windows. was excused
Thief or kidnspper.
Mrs. Morrill, is deeply Interested in
tho proceedings as they progress. rhe
defense ls aghting every inch OF ground
and there are rumors about the court
corridors that they have a sensation TO
spring through allegations that the man
who entered tho Morrill, house was not
bent upon stealing the sllvcrplatc. but
intended 20 kidnap Mrs. Morrlll's chud
MIR. and Mrs. Morrill, are estranEod
When the intruder was discovered by
Mrs. Morrill, In the hall. after she had
been awakened by the cries o, her
child. he shot her twice and kicked her
as she lay on tho floor