davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
Naerlet tletae 9epei@em.
Is. Hobember.

- Rubanif&s @enerdle. tpel9. ben
ameritanern beim gntmafnen Der &e.
b~elenbanoen bsbiIHi& ruaren, foaen
babel pferoeoiebfabl getriebsn baben.
- Die EMANCIPATION bes neuen
prdRoentsn Der RspubIit graRltsn,
Or. Alfonfo Warstra penna, faub
beute In Rio be Sansiro fatt.
- Die WiIitdrbsb6ros In 2ouno,
&ufRi& polen, bsrbaftste beute bic
lotale Serroriffsn Organization, Be.
febenb aus 81 periOnen.
- Sn einem Ststnbrude neurt Wei.
len Ditto bon Douglas. Nrii.. muroen
beuts bel elmer Tpuamit . grploRon
3pansig Arb:tter get6otet uno fsbr
piele f9mer bsrlsbt.
- Die Germania.W erft In 2iel bat
infolge zines bort ausaebro1enen
Strites 3~usitauieno arbsitsr ausge.
ipsrrt. Mnoere @erften peroen benz
9egsbsnen geifpteIe fol9sn.
- Bier perionen tpuroen get6btet
unb aehn bsrlsbt BET elmer @rploRon
zines 2sHsls In elmer 5abrit In @auIts.
billie. Mrt. Bon ben 0srmunbsten
weroen wabridetnli& mebrere fsrben.
- Greo Abams. Der In Seattle,
Wafbinaton. bic experimentation
Der 8ersint9ten Staten UNI @olbfaub
i'm Wsrtbs bon 5000. 900 beRoblsn
bate, ertldrte f1& beute bss DisbfabIs
fdulots uno murbe gu sebn Sabrsn
3 uatbaus bel f1tsrsr stbsit usrur.
tbeilt.
- BET elmer grbloRon bon 48 Sdi.
fern NIT Dpnamit I'm Bottom @OnfOli.
batch COPPER . 8,rgwsrt In 8tnatam
BET Salt Safe @itp. utab. wuroen
bsuts Nbsnb etne psrion gsi6btst, amei
t0otIi& uerIsbt uno swsi wsitere perio'
men f4usr bsrlsbt.
- Sn Nsw Sampfbirs babsn bic
So3iaIiHen beusr nur 8S8 etimmsn
fur TIRE Ranoioaten aufsebra&t, Dos
beiBt au menig. UNI BET Der nd&fen
Wabl als reeuldre partei auf benz
Stimm3stteI 3u fdngir,n. Sic habsn
besbalb BET Der Staatsuablbsb6roe
cine N~su3dbluns bsantrast.
- UisIe eriehif4e Dsteitibs fnb
beute tn Rom, Stalisn, angefommen,
um @orHatsmobrsasln gum Sdube
bes 0tnias unb Der Q6nigin bon @rie=
4snlano au b%erantalten. tpslGe am %
Nobsmber 3u einsm pisrtdeigsn 8siu1e
bes R6nigs 0ictor Emanuel bort elm
trefen iperben.
- gbarles 2uectna, Der tpegen gr.
morbun9 oes iunsen 6p. s Smith In
pittsburs. pa., perbaftet uoroen uar,
wurbe beute aus benz 9efdn9niRe emit.
laHen. @lei4 barauf wuroe er pieber
b~erbaftst, oa CT i'm Bsrba9te ffsbt, am
6. Wat b. s. etnen Mann, Hamens
Better Bentreas, ermoroet 3u baben.
- SIM Mlter bon ie4sunois&3ig
Sabren III In @runerpalo BET Berlin
General Der Snf. 3. o. Arnolb b.
&oon 9eforben. gr mar Der 3ueite
Sobn oes am %. Jebruar 1879 geffor.
beneu @snsralfelomari&aas @rafen
Albre&t D. Room, oes sroBen Orsani.
fotnYs unb Qrieo8mintRer8 inter
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

: Der rufRi&e 2risssminifsr &C.
neral &toiger bat beute Abenb bic
Nilttdr' ataoemie far Weoi3tnsr &C.
f&loR.n, ba bersn etuoenten 80 ben
aeerefRUReu umRarjIsrrt esbbrtsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

- Der Nanr, Der an Wontag etne
Bombe nod BEN General Rennen.
iampf tn SrtutsI, Stbirien. mart. III
dIs Der Arbetter NidoIas Roibun ioen.
tiRjirt. Roibun tuurbe bonn Rrtegsae'
riot gun, 9obe peruxtbeilt uno beute
erf&oRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
SIIu orifder W arfen.
9uB.


Cine fir amerifautiGe WtnsraIwafer'
5abr;tantsn tpidties gntidsioung bat
oas biefae Bunoss'areisseri&t abges
geben. Sc banoslte f6 uni bic 9lage
BON u. Sorlsbnsr In 8uoapsf, benz
SsRber Der %bsrabmtsn 6unnaoiquslsn.
ae9en eine biefse Wineralwafer'
6abrif.
Sieielbe bate oas gitteruaRer nod.
aeabmt. uno ebsnfaQs unter benz ga.
men .6unpaoi Sanos" In ben SanosI
gebra4t. Garlsbnsr mar ba9sssn UNI
einen ginbaltsbefsbI stngetommsn,
tuurbe absr absewisIsn. Ct ilasts
oann tusgsn WiBbrau6s feiner tn
amerifa sefsbli& sei&hbten 6anoeIs.
marts. bat absr au9 oisisn pro3sb bis
isbt tn allen Dtfansen berloren. Die
beflngte Sirma batts bur& Mnnlpie
na6aewieIen, oaB ibr ftnfltdes Sunp.
abi. Wafsr bisislben 3smif4sn 8sfianbs
tbeile babe. ME b ls e9te, bab absr ibrs
Slafden uno gtitetten bon Der Origi.
nal. puduna 10 %bolfdnoig abwsiden.
baB etne S~rrsfhbrune bss publitums
aussefdlOfen let. Der ssridtli9s gnt'
iGsio iF. baB tinAlids WaHsr. tpsnn
He nit ben nattirltnsn In Der 3uiam.
m~snissuns tibsrsinfttmmsn. untsr benz
Rame1 Der lsbteren In ben 6anosI 9ss
bra1t rperosn f6nnsn. Sisfe gnti4si.
ouns ma6t ben Wartenf4ub In ben
Ser. Staten tluiorii1.
S&redsn bur4 wiIbe
Sttere.
ptttsburg, Is. Nob. Sn
Tuquesne, elmer 0orfabt bon piits-
burg, sntiprangen neun3ebn Stisre
aus einem S4la4tbaus, fifmtsn mie
bslefsn burd insbrere Strabsn, bic
aeraoe NIT 2inoern. peihe aus Der
S9ule tamen, 9eih0t tuaren. grmad.
iene ma4ten bsrsueifeIts Nnfrsneun.
gen, bic Rinosr Dor @sfabr au bswnb.
rem. unb uarfen biefelben f6rmliG In
9dbsn unb pribaibduisr. Ser Gars.
den NOR 9roB uno bic pferbsuassn
purosn angsfats Der uilosn 6ssros
gum Stinffano seswunaen. GIN Wann
purbe bon einem Der Stisre Hber einsrl
3aun meg aef3leuoert uno trug
idmsrali&e 8~srlsbungsn BACON. -
S8liebli4 gelang es Der Poli3ei unter
benz 8eifano elmer Mn3abl Wsbasr, bic
sefdbrli9sn Sbisre unf9doIi@ gu
MAIDEN.
sartopbaas hr | n.
Ieb gbepaar.
Winbor +. 0t., Is. Sob. Cine
bisfigs @raniifirma bat fosben ben
Rontratt ti%bernommen, um bas Wats.
rial ftir bic beioen Sarfopbags 3u lie
fern, In usl6en bic 2siae bes perHor.
bsnsn prdRbentsn NeRinlsp uno nod
beren Nblsbsn, auG oie fsinsr Satin
I'm Wauiolsum az Canton ibre lsbts
Rubsfdtte finbsn tpsrbsn. DDS Wa.
terial wiro Der bertibmte srtine @ranii
bonn Berse Aseutnsp fsin.
Bere Bungen IN bohen
Mrmee. o m b 8.
WabinQton. o. g., Is Sob.
DDS Bunbes . Qrtsasospartement bat
hslte ben Brieabes@ General Sobn s.
6erfbtne feinss poRsns ais Rommon.
btur bes Siffritts @alifornisn sntbo.
ben uno bot i'm gun, 9omman.
oeur oes Tepartemenis Bifapas, pbi'
lipptnen, ernannt. General 5srfbins
bat 9lei&leitig ben Befebl erbalten,
fiber &otto, Japan, nod Wanila TO-
fort ob3ureiieu.
Der bisberiee 2ommanbeur bes De.
partements 8iiapas, General Maior
SsRe ". See. if CUR S~ispoRtion &c.
fslt.
General 2eutnant Artbur Wae'
arthur, 2ommanbeur Der paeife . Dt.
piRon. iibernimmt on General Ser.
things STEELE au9 bas Commando in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

- Dos amsritanii&e 9ransport'
f&if Rilpatrid III bon Nanila. In Do
Ietta, SnieI Walta, an9siommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

maaren obeebelt unb abetItefert. 1dsIoe 8reife
% ShneHe Beoteuung. liz Sub BeunipIodnia Ctr
Rsu 61a2; aIi, Iain 1889. g.3 Guhtn. GIG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
. 2tnftteb.

Sb1tthSo.
xsus fpssisIs gebienuas mad st. Bapne.
-Sfse nerIafien indianapolis UNI TOO rntb
ll:o0 1br gormittass unb 800 unb TOO
unr Ra6ntittass, i4neue Sabrt mad Sort
Gapne matent unb nit ben S1nelsisen
sa9 EoIebo, Detroit unb Gina berbinbenb-
Ssmis aud in 1oIsho unb Detroit nit ben
Danapiern, bic auf ben srosen Seen nod
Eadinae, Buffalo unb ben Riasara 5dqen
ssuien, gerbinbuns rta&eno.
11:30 Gbenb=3us mad Runeie.
11:30 Abenbs3us mad geru.
nase fabren mad Sort geniamin Sarri
,sa UNI 6:45 gnt, sos 8m, 11:05 8nt, Loo
am unb 3:O5 0m.
Deitsre Snformaticn in Der Office: Ters
HaaI 9ebdube. gbcnes: Reu, Brain 6O55;
III, Rain ITO.
SnbtanappIis & Gafern.
e9nel ,3ise laufen nod greenisIS.
xuisbtstorpn, Retp cattle, iGambribse eirn,
Hi9n1onb, DAYTON, Dbio, iebe Stunoe Bis
Q nbr abenbS, in Dapton, Obio, NIT alien
e&nea5asen, bic mad Springfield, goIunp
Sns unb allen eentraIen guntten Dhio's
iaufen, B~erbinbuns madenb.
Mbeno,3us ua 1l:30 Abenbs mad Rnisbtss
Deitere Snformation In Der Oftee: Gers
.sxaI @sbdube. gbones /: Reu, Rain 6O55
Ill. Rain 175.
SnbtanapoIis & Wartinspiue.
Rod Roorespigs, 8etbanb Bart, Rar'
msspiue. Snb.
erts Rorsen,gar I'M $40 ubr Rorsens.
Damn pom 800 nbr Rorsens iebe stunbe
Wis 900 rb- abenbs.
Gben6 Gars berIafen bic Snterurban
station um 1000, 11:3O unb 11:50 Nbenbs.
Die 1000 unb l1:50 GarS fabren nur Bic
JtooresptIe.
Deitere Snformation in Der Office: Iers
minaI @ebduos. 9bones: Teu, Rain 6055
aIt, Naia 176.
5nsianapolis @oaI Srattisa Sc.
gage Iaufen ffiinbIi@ Don S~nbianapcIiS
nan 8IairF sIb pom 800 ubr Torsens Biz
TOO nbr abenbS.
MBenb3ige UNI 9 unb IL nbr GbenbS.
Deitere Snformaticn in Der Office: Ter
lminaI g,tdube. 9bones : Reu, Rain $685.
GIt, Rain l75.
Jabiauapelis & Nurtbwefern.
S@neus Gage mad Championships uns 60
fabette laufen fiinbI,9 pom 500 nbr Ror'
seus Bis 800 nbr Mbenbs. Ani@Iub To
2afapette fir Gbieaso unb allen ~ncrbweft'
Ii9en punitet.
Der 8us UNI 1000 nbr abenbs fa4rt Bio,
kts mad 2ebanon.
Der 8us UNI 1l:30 nbr Abenbs fdbrt BID
Ha3 SrantfOrt. ani&Ius tn 2eboRon fii
gratpfcrespile; berieIbe fdbrt In Der Conn,
tag NaGt bios Biz nod 2afspette.
4eitere S~nformation IN Der Office: Ger
minal gebdupe. phones: Reu, Rain $3.50
HIt. Watn 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
= trenge Surnt q b runl
bes VI ifunben.
eBes.

Strtuldr 0te Surl0esQnndlte In auer
etaaten infruirt. i%Orgfdltia barauf ~
adten. bob bas adthunbsneefsb be
ausn Mrbeiien. ruelhe fur bic &e9is'
rung oerridtet tperoen. fritt bsoba6tet
utro, ole 8eidusrbsn tusser Ser.
lsbung besiel5sn untsrfudt unb tpsnn
Die lsbteren begrtinoet e,i@sinsr, gegsu
bic Ierleber oes Seisbss prompt Dor.
geaangsn uirb. solds Sdle Rno e.
ner @ranb Surp su u~ntsrbreitsn, ba.
NIT bieie oie Sdulbigsn rnier Nntlaet
fslt. Sin &sdtsanwolt. .. 8. Carl.
ton aus 6~auerbin. WaH. III fpesien
oamit betraut poroen, Rd I'M Suffi3
oepartement NIT oerartisen 5daen au
bsi1dftigsn.
Ra8barn n bIutf9em
2ampe
W apftng, 3d., Is. Nob. Sn
Der Orifdaft 2ouer gltborn Greet,
6Hlth bon bier, tpurbe beute Morgen
Elm oeipsratsr 2ampf ausaefodten. bel
benz betoe parteien iiber Is 2epoIber.
fdhRe abfeuerten. z1i1tam Mi1el
uno @iau Woore geristben NIT Georg
aoams uno 6snrp Wultns wsssi elmer
9a~noibetlung In 70 befii9en Strsit.
oaB bic bier DRdnner ibre S1tebeifen
3oasn uno auf chamber lostnaQten.
@iau Woore tpurbs get6btet uno 6enrp
Dtulins uurbs unbri9sinIi9 t6otli1
psruunoet.
Wsitsre blutige Streitigteiten 3pi>
f4sn ben beioerieitigsr 6reunben uno
Setanntsn tpsroen befirdtet. Webrere
Seamte Rno bon bier nod isner Ort'
iaaft beute geritten. UNI fsrnsrss 8lut.
pergteben au berbinbern.
Regen 4 urm ri9tet gro.
Sen S9aben an.
portlano, Ore, Is. Nopbr.
Durd ben sswultieen RssenRurm. Der
In Der lssten Hadt uno bsuts Worgen
bier utitbtte, inb ole GlfHs uno
8das In bisism 8tsile bes Staates
bo4ansei4wolen. Der nieoris ee.
lsasne She'll Der etaoi Rebt unier
WOhsr uno bic 2dnoereien tn pielen
Msilsn nmfreis Rno tbs,iawemmt.
Bis bsute Ra9t muroen mebrere
perfonen als e~rtrunfen eemsloet unb
40 6armsr iOaen auf elmer Sniel TN
goulis 5luRs bebrobt fem. tpeeae.
iduemmt 3u ueroen, uenrl bas @oher
TN Slab nod meter neiet. Die Srt.
iduft @atlin I'm iaoli@sn 8bsils oss
Staates @afbinaton n %po1aanois BON
benz WaRsr oss @Owlib GluRss fort.
9ef4uemmt uoroen.
Sdmmtlins gifenbabnen BADEN beute
feline 3aae fabren IaRen. DC ptele
Babnodmme rnterfpilt fno. Die Sc.
lssrapben. uno bic 8slspbonlinien limb
felt beute Wor zen untsrbroAsn unb
GROCER S9aben tn Wsrtbe bon bislsn
bunbsrttaufsno Dollars bat nas @ai.
Ter angeri9tet.
Neuer Chef 6ss Wabig o.
o s.8 ~ureaus.
b o It q r 8, Is. Sob. -
@is IS beiBt, tuirb Der &sar Nomiral
WiQaro 3. Bromnfon. uel&er erfi
ftir3li1 bas Rommanoo iber bie 5lut.
tenffation I'm Often a6ernommen bot.
baloigf abberufsn tusroen. UNI bie i'bt
als duBerf tpidtia aeltenoe Steluns
als @bef bes Observation-Disclosures au
tibernebmen, tuenr Rsar Admiral Con-
nerie oieies Nmt nieoerle9t, mas por'
ausfatlia esidsbsn wtrb. wenn sc.
trstdr Bonapa,te bas Mmt oes Gene
ralanpalts tbernimmt.
g dpieeerbater t6btet
einen g d 70 egero b n.
8opnpfIIe, Sn6.. Is. Sob.
Der auasishsne @siddftsmann Sotn
D. &seb uurbe teute In Der 0aupt'
firabe Der Stabt bon feinem Shwieeer'
batter, Stephen Dnbis. t6otli& burG
mshrsre &epoIpsrfaHfe berwunoet.
0err Tabis. Der iebt elm reiher 6armer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
Snterurbau SeitsS abele.
z. II. e, Snfem.

~ ~ 80 S4PSANs
Ss 4raft Rontas, ben 1. Dttober 1905.
e1neue Dur&3ase mad Sort Bapne.
e6nsae 9ur4sis' nod Rariol
S@neae Durd5ise mad 9eru.
e4neue Durd;ise mad 2osansport.
S&nele 9urd9slse nod gnberfon.
S9nsae SurG3iise mad Nuncie.
Sase perIafen indianapolis.
Rsncte 6 Marion Diptft on.
2arrenee, So.tptIe, Sen6Ieton, Hnberion,
Dcrttotun, Runeie, Tibbletopn, aIeranbria,
Suurmitpile, Sairrtount, gas gitp, Spnes'
bore, Rarion, 8Iuftsn Inb Union @itp.
4 90 grL Il % 5rn.
70 o. Sm. Q 60 gnl
q 90 Bm. % 05 Sim.
~ o. 8ns. 4 90 Rm.
90 Bm. *5 90 9tm.
g 05 gm. 70 % Sim.
10 90 gm. 8 90 Sim.
I'll 90 gnl ~ 05 Sim.
+11 O5 8m. 70 O5 Rm.
IL 90 Tttss. IL 80 RIM.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

@onpernenr i6eirt N(mbitiOner anf ben Sraiioe1ten
etnbl Der Sereinigten staaten 81 baben.

Na6iater gegr eridpRsa. - Sic Groe bebk. - aiuOer lebenb serOhet. :
SluioriIher WarfeniduB. Sdreden ourd uioe Stere. - Cur
fopbaa fir bus Gbepaar Mftanep. - JinHader M0rber
sm SoSe berurtbelt. - strsnge Sardfhbrung
bes Idtfunoengeieses. - Morotbat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
MONON ROUTE.
9th 3t6et Office,
8 9orb Sainois StraBe. Telepbon 1877.

Stt9 SShSs 6HtSSf
8 9orb Sainois StraBe. Telep5on 1877.
Na9 Gbicago ''* si sss:''F
abfabrt bon SnbianapoIis 400 Born.
x*11:50 Sm., 1896 Nm., 2:48 gm.
Antunft in indianapolis *4:18 9orm..
f7.5O 8n,., "a 50 Sim.
Yia Hoahbale. Charlottesville uni
2afapette. nod GbieaQo.
Gbfabrt 11:5O Bm. Anfunft $50 Sim.
Ni@ieaa Gttp.
Abfabrt 700 gm., 1886 Tm.
antunft indianapolis $50 sm.
Menun ACCOMMODATION.
Nfatrt s5:15 Hm. Anfunft 800 BIN.
s9zsli&. - 2nr Sonmtass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14
PROGRAMME FOR
tLKS REUNION
Life Will Be Continual Round
of Pleasure in Denver
Next Week.

Denver, July 13.-FollOwing is the re-
vised programme for the twentieth an
nual Elks reunion, to be held in this
city next week:
Sunday, July 15-Reception to grand
lodge officers and members, and car
riage ride about the city, 4 to d.
M; p. M, concert by the Banda Rosa
at City park.
Monday, July 16-At . p. m, Wild
West show at the Denver University
park; free admission on this day only
for all Elks and ladies who have reg
istered and received their credentials;
s p. m, public opening exercises of
the grand lodge in the Tabor Grand
opera house, addresses of welcome, mu-
sic, etc: Indians canped at City
park; on the street concerts by the
different bands.
Tuesday. July 17-From 10 a. IN. to
u midnight, entertainment at Eliches
gardens; free admission to all EIks
and their ladies who are provided with
the necessary identification cards; 10
a. m, band contests at City park; 10
d. M, automobile ride about city for
all ladies who have registered and
have cards; 8 a. IN. TO y noon, recep-
ton at St. AnthOny's hospital Elks
rooms; . p. m, opening business SEES
sion of the grand lodge in Tabor Grand
opera house; 2 p. M, Indians at City
park; band concert; ? p. m, Wild West
show.
Wednesday. July 1S-Business session
of the grand lodge; 9 a. m, massed
band parade of all bands attending re-
uniCn and taking part therein; L p. m.
to Il midnight. entertainment at Man.
haitian Beach; free admission to all
ElES and ladies having Identification
cards; 10 a. m, continuation of band
contests at City park; 2 p. M, Wild
West show; p. M, band concert at
City park; s p. m, Indians on fat
cars and band concerts on the princi-
pal streets.
Thursday, July 19-At 10 a. m. grand
parade business session of the grand
lodge; , p. m, Wild West show; 8
p. m. fireworks display at City park.
Friday, July 20-Official excursion
over the Denver, Northwestern & Pa
cific railroad (MOffat road to summit
Of the continental divide. Excursions
over all railroads.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14

terd2y. was interviewed by q representa-
tive of the Evening Times today. Mrs.
Starr said:
Il heard about Georges death last
evening, and | am not bit surprised
that he was killed
Did you know that there was a plan
on foot TO kill him if he were acquitted?'
II don't care to answer that"
Didn't YOU discuss this matter with
your sister Esther, while you were in
Scatter"
Il talked with her about the trial a
good many times
Wasn't the plot to kill George men
toned in any of these talks %
No answer
In Seattle they say you knew ali about
it,
WHO says SOP
Georges friends Mr. Hunt thinks so
and your own husband hints at it,
"Oh. they don't know what they az
talking about"
Now, Mrs Starr. did YOU OF did yo
not know that George was to be killedy
II suppose almost anything might hay,
happened"
Don't you know that Mrs. CreffieId
and your sister Esther md perhaps others
intended to put George out of the way
and that Mrs. Creffeld was selected 10
do 1t, and don't you know that Esther
Was picked out TO do il because she could
plead insanity?"
Esther is not crazy Anybody that bas
ever talked with her kI,Cws that she Is
not crazy. 1t is nOnSence to talk about
her being ms m Ii is ridiculous"
VIII you attend Georges funeral?"
mo-" with emphasis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14
CURIOUS CROWDS OF WOMEN
Difficult for Mrs. Harry K. Thaw to
Get From Prison Door to
Her Cab.

New York, July 13.-Mrs. Harry Thaw.
after her visit to her husband today, had
great difficulty IN making her way from
the doorway of the TOmbS prison to her
cab. There was a large crowd at the
doorway waiting to see her and the extra
policemen who are on guard daily at the
time of her visit were almost swept off
their feet as the crowd surged forward.
One woman seized Mrs. Thaws veil and
attempted to raise ii to get a glimpse OF
the young WOmanS face.
This is the worst part Of it all said
Mrs. Thaw, as she stood waiting for
the police TO restore order. IF | could
only avoid that seemingly hard-hearted
crowd Of 'rubbernecks'- you call them
coming down here NoulC not be so bad
They seem to me to glOat over my mis-
ery-especially those women
Then, through a narrow passage way,
guarded by policemen, she made her way
to her cab.
Mrs. NJ. Y Schwartz. alleged to have
heard Thaw threaten Ito get White,
was again TOO i'll to appear before the
grand jury today story which could
not be confirmed was current today that
the value of Mrs. Schwartzs testimony
had been over estimated and that she does
not know Thaw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14
WORK OF DYNAMITE FIEND
Three Men Blown to Pieces and Seq
eral Injured Few Miles
From Chicago.

Chicago, July 19.-Three men were blown
to pieces, three others We're fatally in
jured and several others badly hurt by
an explosion which early today wrecked
a shanty in the Mclaughlin stone quarry
at Ballwood, short distance northwest
of Chicago.
There are evidences that the explosion
was the result of plot on the part of
the people who are at present unknown
to the police. The dynamite shed of the
quarry, which IS considerable distance
from the shanty, which was blown up,
was broken open and the dynamite carried
to the building in which a number of
labOrers We're sleeping and exploded be-
meath the structure. The survivors all
declare that there was no dynamite
around their shanty when they 1ethed for
the night.
The explosion was terrific and aroused
the residents for several miles around
and shattered many panes of glass !
mile away from the quarry. The larger
part Of the body of one of the men killed
was taken from a tree a hundred feet
from the place where the shanty had
stood. Sections OF the corpse were found
lying all around the tree. All of the men
killed and injured were Greek and Italian
laborers
The officials of the Mclaughlin COM
pany denounced the blowing up of the
shanty as deliberate murder and said that
in their opinoin the crime had been ac-
tuated by a desire to rob the sleeping
men, Several of them were known to
have considerable money and one. Louis
Papplo. was said TO have carried $1,000
Pappilo and his brother were killed and
when the bodies were found both had
been completely stripped Of clothing.
Later, the police received information
that led them to believe that the dyna-
mite might have been placed under the
building at the instance of a woman
who was jealous of one of the men who
was killed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14
BLOODY DUEL THE RESULT
Under Secretary of State Wounded
in Encounter Over Drey-
fus Debate.

Paris, July 13-The scene of tUmultu-
Gus disorder which marked the enactment
today of the law restoring Alfred Drey-
fuS TO the army was followed by bloody
duel tonight in which Under Secretary of
State Sarraut was dangerously wounded
by the sword of NJ. Pugliesi-COnti. The
duel assumed the aspect of veritable
combat between the government and the
opposition as M. Saurraut's seconds were
Ministers Clemenceau and Thomson,
while NJ. Pugliesi-Conti's seconds, NJ.
Millevoye and General Jacquet were
drawn from the elements which bitterly
resisted the government rehabilitation
of Dreyfus.
The meeting followed a fight on the
floor of the chamber of deputies in which
NJ. Saurraut sprang from beside Minister
of the Interior Clemenceau, sitting on the
ministerial benches. on NJ. PuglieS-COnti
who had been heaping denunciation on
the members of the government as scOun-
drels. Saurraut struck Pugliesi-Conti a
stunning blow in the face. A scene of the
widest uprOar enSued. compelling the
suspension of the session. 1t was after
the close of the session that the duel
occurred. The late reports show that NJ.
Saurraut is suffering from a deep wound
in the right breast, penetrating the lung
While the wound is considered to be SER
ious, it is not necessarily dangerous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14
NEWS OF ANOTHER BATTLE.
AdVices From Mexico Claim Victory
for SalVadoreans.

Mexico City, July 13-This morning 8
adViceS from San Salvador confirm the
report of the battle of FL Jicaro and the
killing of the commander of the Saliva
dorean troops. General Regalado, but an
nounce a victory gained by General To-
ledo of the insurgent forces on the same
day at point further north where the
Guatemalan army was routed with heavy
loss.
In an interview here General Barriolas.
the Guatemalan insurgent laments the
loss of General Regalado. but saws there
Will be no change in the programme of
the reVOlutiOnists. General Toledo is now
at the head of the revolutionsts in the
field and is receiving heavy accessions
daily. The TevOlutiOnists claim they will
be in Guatemala City within a fortnight
General Toledo now has artillery which
he lacked when he was defeated in June
The TevOlutiOnistS now claim that Mica
raugua will taKe part in the war and al
low her gunboats to aid the reYOlutiOnists
which they insist will result in the speedy
downfall of President Cabreral of Qua
temala
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-14
BRYAN RECEPTION PLANS
Most Remarkable Demonstration in
the Nations History Will &C.
cur Aug. 80.

= New York, July 13-Plans for the =
= reception to be rendered to William :
+ Jennings Bryan in this city. upon his =
y return the last week in August from \
= tour around the world were mapped !
= out today by the plan and scope =
= committee appointed by the CONNER !
= eial Travellers Antitrust league. y
= Lewis Nixon presided. =
= On his arrival at, the battery the =
y morning of Aug. 50, Mr.. Bryan will =
+ be met by the reception committee y
\ and will be escorted UP Broadway to =
= Central Park, across to Fifth ave )
= nue. and the n to the Victoria hotel. 4
\ where he will rest until the evening .
+ reception at Madison Square garden. =
\ Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of Cleveland +
y will preside in the evening. Gov 4
4 ernor Folks of Missouri is chairman +
y of the reception committee on which =
+ Democratic United States senators =
y and congressman, Democratic gov =
4 ernOrS and mayors and chairmen of +
y Democratic state and national COM y
+ mittees will be invited to serve as 8
honorary members. y
Former Governor William L. Doug l.
las of MasS1c husettS was selected to 3
y head a committee to secure the CO. i
operation of the business interests Of .
= the country in the reception. +
q Alexander Troop of Connecticut has 4
announced that he would bring i
+ state delegation from his state and )
many other state delegations are ex- =
= pected =
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