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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
SdJneioietr aonfnl.

lle6er Sen neuen @ouberneur BON
S~eutf9zOtafriia, Or. .QI6redt b.
3e6snberg, ipsrOen 5pei biibf6e @net>
ooten ersdblt, Die iein Sielbepubtes
Sanoeln 6arafteriiireE
Ge6enberg mar bon 1896 bis 1900
oeutf9er &oniul in Zanzibar, oas
bur4 Oen 9elgolan0bertrag i'm Sabre
1890 BPM 0euti9en &eide an Gngz
lanO abgetretsn tpuroe. Nm IS. @us
euft 1890 ftarb Ser Sultan @aio go
mub bon Zanzibar, uno 1ein CUR
S6ronfolge 3unG6it tere9tigter Sbeim
Saio &alio ertlGrte fi9 gum Na9folz
ger uno nabm bonn Sultanspalaite
8efik. Sab &alio gait jeoo9 als
9eutf9enfreunb, uno oesbalb begiinz
itigten oie @ngldnoer Den anosren
Sbrpnprdtenoenten Saio Sanuo. duff
8sfebl aus 2onoon ftellten Die gneldr>
Ser Saio &dlib Elm llltimatum, uno
Der &pmmanbant Ser beioen Dor Gons
fibor l~ieaenben enslii6en &anpnene
6Opte rSbruib" unb r@parrup" for
oerte i'm auf, Den Balait gu rGumsn.
DIS bas ni6t gef9ob. er0ffneten Die
gnsldn0er Seuer unO i6pTen Den
Sultanspalait uno sic umfiegcnosr
@ebduoe in Srtimmsr; 200 2eute,
barunter Weibsr unb 8inosr, ipur6en
unter Sen itiirsenben Mauern bes 9as
laites beaxaben, uno Damn ipurSe er
bon ben englii6en Marineioloaten rod
auseepliinSert. Gaib &alib flob in
oas Oeutf6e &pnfulat unb blieb BORT
unter Dem S6ube oe5 3oniuls b.
3e6enbcrg unbebenigt. &ur5 oarauf
trdf ser en9liTGe 3onful &e9enberg
auf Der Strabe uno fte4te i'm peqen
Der @ufnabms Gdib Salios CUR @eos.
Der oertf6e 8onful entpaffnete ben
Gnaldn0er fofort, inbem er linn gans
fiibl erpioerte: ,Sas NOR oo9 Qaris
1el6 Ifperitdnbli9. sic bitten als eng
Timber Den Mann unter oenIelben TIM
itGnoen bod fi9erli9 audi aufgenpms
men," Sm Sftober 1896 pur0e Barn
Saio &aliO auf benz beutI6en 9reuser
nGeeaoler" na9 9arzesz GaIaam ge=
bra9t, tpo er beute nod reiioirt.
Ils man in Saniibdr bdriiher bers
banbslte, pie man i'm SUM- 1897 has
SubilGum Der &0nigin 8iftoria fsiern
IoGte, forberten sic Gngldnoer, ale
!6GuIer ipGten snglii9 flagsen; Ser
6eutf9e 9oafuI febts es je6o6 our6.
oaB ieoer Gtaatsanseb0rige nit fsinen
2onoesfarben flae9te. Gr beIorgte in
dller !Seimli6teit in Sar=eszS alaam
10 piel f6par5<tpeiB=rot1es 5ldggenz
tl6, als Guf3utreiben mar, uno On
Sefttase erisbten oie GnglGnber .ein
eigenartiges G6auipiel. ga bie failpts
fd6Ii9ften 6an0elsbduIer in Ganiibar
bsutf6e un0 oiefe ron oten Biz unter
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sud- einee=
ipidelt fparen, 10 %prdfentirts fi9 oie
Stranolinie Der engltf6sn &olonie,
BON Der See aus gefeben. als Elm
faft ununterbrp6ener Streifen pnn
S9par3 z@eibz3otb. @fer bic eng
ldnosr na6nlen Ne6snberg oiefe ei9en=
drtise 6uloiguns gu ibrem nationalen
Set ni4t iifel; lie f"siertsn Gen Subj
ldiumstuS Tebr ausgiebig unter Der
6sutT6en Slagge; tie tpuBten ober: Der
mdrr lit elf Dem WOiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
y 2iniiteb.

Der BUG Inn 11:30 GbenbS Der Snbianas
poIis- ~2osanspprt Dipiiipn seht nu6 qeru
anitatt Spsanspcrt.
9eue ipesieIe 8ebienuns mad st. @apne.
- 3ise perIaiien indianapolis I'm 7:C0 unb
l1:tO lbr Sormittass unb 800 unS 700
ubr Na6mittaes, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
st. @apne in a Gtunben unb 40 Winuten.
3euer Bug Rarion 6Iper SsrIabt
Narion Zoo gormittaes unb 1:55 NaH'
mittaas ; SerIdbt indianapolis HOO Scrs
mittass unb 500 ga9mittass; bait Bios in
Anbericn unb Mlsranbria an.
Gni9Iisbenbe 9inisn errsi6sn Sapton,
Dbio, St. @apne, Suntinstcn, @abaib,
9~afontains. eipab;ee, Sreentotpn, Sartforo
Gitp, Nontpenier, SIufftcn, @tn9efter,
Union Gitb, @reenbiue, D.. unb 3mii6en'
ft%ationen.
Sra@ts unb 9afasiersS Office Terminal
@artesimmer. SeIepbpn R 175.
Snoianapplis & Gaitern.
simiteb 3ase fur si6monb unb allen
9unftsn in Obip, fpsI@e ~perbunben ftnb nit
eIeftrii6en 2inien, UNI $40 unb 11:10 8ors
mittaas, 2:10 unb 5:10 NaGmittasS uno
$40 abenbs. 9ocale Sise fir 8i9monb
unb !3ipii9enftatiOnen pom 500 nbr Sor'
mittass an unb bann iebe etunbe, ausses
nummen bic 9irtitsb 3sit, bis 900 absnbs
(7:0O ubr Mbenbs ausseIafenD. Setter 3us
nod Greenfield um 1l:30 rbr gbsnbs.
SnbianappIis & Wartiusuile.
Grfe @orssn.G Gar I'M $40 ubr &Orsens.
Damn pom $50 nbr Rorsens iepe stunoe
Bis 11:30 nbr Mbenbs; aussenpmmen bic
Stunbem $50 unb 1920 1br Mbenbs.
indianapolis Gpal Sraetion So.
3ise laufen itiinbIi6 pom S~ubianapcIis
mad 9Iainfielb pom 5:C0 llbr Rprsens bis
HOO llbr Nbenos aussenommen Die Sturs
ben 500 unb 1000 nbr 9benbS.
SnbianapuIis & Nortbwetern.
iSiise Iaufen itiinbIi6 pom 500 ubr Rors
gems bis 900 ilbr @benbs. glni9lnb IN
2ebanrn fir 9~borntcpn unp Grauforbspiae.
Der Bug I'M 1000 nbr &benbs fahrt bios
bis mad lebanon.
Ser 3us I'm 11:3O 1hr @6enbs fdbrt Bis
mad 5ranffort, IniGIuB in lebanon fir
Charlottesville berieIbe fdbrt in Der Sonns
tag Iadt Bios Els nod 9afateite.
2imiteS 3iss fir 2afapette fabren ab um
$40 unb lilo nbr Rorsens, unS 2:l0,
$40 Nadmittass unb 7:10 Abenbs. SIR
Gramforbspile UNI 1O:45 Sormittass unb
4:25 9a6nittaBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

~N~ IL - 'tt
lieren. : Mer fino Sie9 Was polen
Sie9" berri6te er Mertens an.
Der bplte aus ieiner 8rufttai9s
feline 9eeitimationspapiere herbor,
pel6e Der 8eamte e~inge6eno prifte.
Miiller itanO lpie auf sliibenoen apbs
len.
Ser Yoli3sibeamte faltete Die
G9riftItiide enoli9 ipieOer 5uidmmen,
ie6r beoG9tig, 5udts Damn Die @9Ieln
unb idste beoauerno: Isle iino oas
Opfer zines MiBperitdnonifes sepors
Den! Der Mann ba" = er Seigte aui
MiiGer = lift ni6t Der geiu4te. :
Mie nennsn sic iid2" panbte er iid
an Sen Dor llngebulo aappelnOen Drill
Ter, tpelder Die 8emertung. Dab Der
Sefrdu0ant ni9t er : Miiler = lei,
gang iiberbDrt bate.
r3arl Miiler, aus Berlin. 9ie'
meine Papiere!"
Ser mann Des @sfsbes nabm fie be-
oG6tig entsesen. @a9 oiefe lab Ell
aufmertIam ourd, Damn CAB er IL
f6munSslnb suriid. rSeit. pdnn finl
sic in Nieupeterte9" fraste er Mer.
tens.
r@ett beute friib."
LIMB Gie9" eraminitte er Miiaer.
,Ssit beute Hadt 5rei ubr."
Ser 9ondnoer f9pies cine @eile
Damn frabte er fi9 binter ben Shren
blidte gum 9immel emper. fubr pteoel
nit Ser fla6en.0ano iber ieinen S4ei'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
ai.,trr -Grru,fninrtr,t.

@rltere5 TrGulein: ,96r
nur. pie berrlid oas Ge.1ute Der Seer
ben tlinst. S unge S al
~@9, oa foatet 8u erft o;e 9odSeits-
glodea lduten boren."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

profefor (oer in einem Gee
sebabet bat uno betm 9~erausfteisen
feline SaGsn ni4t mebr porfinoet):
~@olte id meine RIei0er au 9uufe ges
lafen hoben2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
5ntuis.

TeIbpebel: .untsroffisier
anuffte, oeisen sic nal Dem GiiiIier
MiiGer, nie man 6as Geipebr ri1ti9
balten mub.-aber MAIDEN SIZES nidt
All tou!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
5Hulire.

Ser rei6e G6lofermeiIter GuItdG
Bot ia f6on pieoer 10000 Marf fiji;
Die @rmen geitifiet." rSapobl! Ge'
madt ii6 iest einen Na9I9luHel sum
9immelreiG."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
SDritbli6fftn.

.@arum tpolen Sic oann partcu!
cine Meoisinerin beiratben2"-pSo
fdut es ni6t 10 auf, penn lie mir bds
Bier perbietet."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Y 2iniiteo.

9osanspprt g. 9eru Oipiiion.
Carmel, NobIesbiQe, Cicero, grcabia,
NtIanta, Sipton, &ofono, SaIueiton,
@aIton, 9osansport, Niami, Sunfer Siu,
5eru unb Glpopo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
Snternrban 3eitsS abeae.
s. II. g. Spfem.

~. ". - SYpeW.
Sn 8raft Sonntas, ben 20. gsai 1906.
8dse S~erIafen indianapolis.
@uncie C Waripn Diptfipn.
9atprence, SortpiQe, genbIston, Gnberipn,
9prstofun, Runcie, NibbIetopn, %Nleranbria,
SummiibiQe, Sairmount, Gas Gitp, Soness
boro uni Rarion.
a 90 gm. II 05 Gin.
rs o. Sm. 2 60 Nm.
Q 90 @m. 70 05 Sim.
II 05 @m. 4 90 Sim.
8 90 Sm. 70 90 SIM.
*9 05 Sm. IS o. SIM.
10 90 8m. 6 90 Sim.
FL 90 Snt. ~ o. Nm.
I'll 05 @m. 8 GO Sim.
IL 90 Nttes. 80 O5 Nm.
IL 80 Nm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

Secretary Root has arrived at Rio
de JaReiro and been received with
honor and enthusiasm.
| 1t is proposed to stock the stagnant
waters of yellow fever countries with
top" minnows, because they destroy
the mesquite
The strike Of 5000 miners which has
been on in eastern Ohio since April
/, has been declared off.
John Henry fcolored) was executed
| in the grounds attached to the county
aims house at Snow Hill, Nd. for rape
Of a white woman.
/ "Willkommen Saenger'' is the popu-
lar phrase in st. Paul now, the North
western Saengerbund being in session
In that city.
The president has appointed J. J.
Dunn supervising inspector of steam
vessels, Fourth district, at St Louis.
John Bradburn shot and killed him
self in his home at East Aurora, \. Y.
He had been i'll for some time.
Canadians resident in the United
Kingdom have presented a superb sil-
yer eenterpieee to the new British bat
tleship Dominion.
Speaker Cannon was the guest over
night of John W. Gates at New Lon
don, Conn.
The delegation from the United
State the Pan-Ameriean Congress
supplies chairman for all the important
committees, including that on the
Drago doctrine
The Spanish government has signi-
fed a willingness to enter into a tariff
arrangement with this country based
upon section 3 of the Dingley act.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
GRAFT IN BASE BALL NOW
empire Accused of Having Money on
Games in Which He On1ciated
as Umpire.

Minneapolis. July IS. Formal
charges that Umpire Owens deliberate
ly placed bets on the Minneapolis
#lumbus games, the latter to win, for
the benefit Of a gambling combine in
which he was interested have been
preferred by Secretary Lidiard. of the
Minneapolis Base Bah association.
This is the result Of decisions which
provoked riotous demonstrations at
American association games here last
week. The Minneapolis management
has been working on the case ever
since, and has now secured afhdavits
from three well-known gamblers that
they had an understanding with the
umpire whereby they adyisedly bet on
Columbus.
Duplicate copies Of the charges and
affidavits have been mailed to Presi-
dent j. d. O'Brien, of the American
association, hut the matter has been
placed for action in the hands Of Au-
gust Herman, Of Cincinnati. chairman
of the National base ball commission.
owens says the charges are false in ev-
cry particular.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
a 3AS LIE PRIMARY
Prominent Republican Leaders SAY Tt
Is a Menace to the Party and
Bad Politics.

Chicago. July 2S.-Primary nomina-
tons for political parties were strong
~ censured by Secretary of the Treas
ury Shaw and Representative Tawney,
of Minnesota. who while en- route to
their homes met at the Auditorium ho-
tel. In discussing the political cam
paigns now on throughout the eoun-
try generally Tawney said: Primary
nominations are a menace to the party.
and clearly against our Republican
principles. They should not be-
Il am with you there" replied Sec
rotary Shaw. and while am not TAX
ing any active part in the selections
this year | am against the primary
nomination plan. Our fellows get out
and abuse one another and charge each
other with various misdemeanors in
politics, and then when it is all over
the opposition gathers together all
that has been said against the Re
publican nominee and uses il against
him in the following election"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
NOT THE RIGHT CONSTANTINE
New York Man Accused of the Mrs.
Gentry DiaDolism Establishes a
Perfect AIibi

Foughkeepsie, n. Y. July 2S. - Fritz
Constantine, the young man who was
arrested at the Tivoli last week charged
with being the alleged murderer of
Mrs. Arthur W. Gentry. of Chicago,
on Jan. last. was discharged from
the Duchess county Jail this morning
free man. Constantine is not the
man wanted by the Chicago authori-
ties, although he bears a remarkably
close resemblance to the murderer.
Arthur W. Gentry, the husband of
the murdered woman, had a long in
teryiew with the prisoner. At the con-
clusion Of that interview Gentry gave
the prisoner cigar, shook hands with
him and said: He is not the man"
Besides this Constantine established a
perfect alibi showing that he had
signed his name OH the pay roll of a
New York street railway company as
conductor on Jan. 6, 1906.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
EIGHT-HoUR Law VIOLATION
Two Bridge Companies in the District
of Columbia Are the
First Hit

Washington, July 2S. = The first
prosecutions in the District Of CO.
lumbia for violation of the eight-hour
law on government work were begun
here when United States Attorney Bak-
err filed in the police court three in
formations against the Penn Bridge
company corporation of Pennsyl-
yania, and two against the District
Construction company, Of the District
of Columbia.
The two companies are engaged in
building bridges In the District of
Columbia appropriated for by the gov
eminent, and the allegation is made
that practically since the beginning of
the work the men have been required
to labor ten hours a day. The action
is the result of an investigation bv
Charles P Neill. commissioner Of la
Dor. into a number of complaints of
organized labor officials.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Two-Cent-a-Miie Law Void.

Richmond, Va, July %. - The state
corporation commission has declared
the Churchman 2-eent railway mileage
act of the Legislature in conflict with
the constitution Of the United States
and therefore null and void. and en-
tered an order dismissing the proceed
in&s. The attorney general Immediate
.V took steps to appeal to the supreme
court of the United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Fish Story from Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, July 2S.-Henry Keller
man, of st. Bernard, one of the subur.
ban villages, and an enthusiastic dis
ciple Of Isaak Walton, caught large
catfish in the Miami river, near Plain
vile. In its stomach he found a gold
bracelet, and identified it as an orna-
ment that had been lost by Miss Anna
Sanning, a girl friend while she was
out boating with him three years ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Rea son Enough.

Benevolent Old Gentleman (reseuing
one small boy from the pummeling of
two othersl-What are you hurting this
boy for?
Because he made so many mistakes
in his arithmetic this morning"
But what business was that of
yours?''
why, he let Us copy our answers
from his"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Escaped Lunatic Captured.

Green Bay. Wis, July 2S. - John
Barton, a Coleman (Wis) woodsman
who escaped from an asylum at Green
Bay. and who has been reported de-
flying the Marinette county officers at
the point of a revolver for several DAYS.
has been captured by Fred NJ. Lotus,
superintendent Of the Brown county
asylum, and John Finnegan, assisted
by two Marinette officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Crew Went Down with Her

La Rochelle. France. July 2S.-The
Danish freight steamer Nikobar.
which has arrived here, reports hay
ing run down and sunk sailing YES
sci, name unknown, fifteen miles off
shore. All the crew of the sunken ship
went down with her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
They shy at Rernhnrd.

Paris, July 2S.-The chancellery of
the Legion of Honor has again reject
ed the nomination of Sarah Bernhardt
for the Cross of the Legion of Honor
despite the formal insistence of NJ.
BRAND, minister Of public instruction
and Worship
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Hard Aground Near Copper Earbor

Calumet, Mich, July %. - The
steamer Weston, bound up for Superior
to load iron ore. went ashore in a fog
on the Keweenaw point. three miles
from Copper harbor. The vessel is
two feet ont forward with No 8 and
compartments badly damaged. The
condition of the weather is now calm
and the crew is safe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Fish and Harriman Agree.

New York. July 2S.-At a meeting Of
the Illinois Central directors an under
standing was reached between Presi-
dent Fish and E. H. Hartman, where
by there will be no contest for proxies
at the coming election in October.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Pretender's Force Ronted.

London, July ga dispatch to a
news agency from Tangier, Morocco,
says that an all-day engagement oc-
Cured near Muluya, and that the pre-
tenders forces We're routed, with heavy
loss, by the sultan's troops, who after
ward paraded the district with rebels
heads stuck on their bayonets as
trophies of the victory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Rardenheier Is stin Missinr.

Madison. Wis, July 2S.-The mys-
terry over the disappearance of George
Bardenheier, a prominent Jeweler. miss
ing since Monday, remains unsolved.
Police searched all the lakes and roads
for miles around, but found no trace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
A strike.

Mrs. Nulywed-You don't love me
any more: know you don't! Nulyyed
But, my dear, you're mistaken. /
adore ven. Mrs. Nulywed = No: you
don't. No man could love a woman so
badly dressed as I amlParis Rfre.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Big sum for a HnsnitaL.

Philadelphia, July %. - Under the
provisions of the will of Charles Fer
guson, coal operator and mine owner,
who died on July 10. an estate amount
ing to more than million dollars will
eventually go to the Presbyterian hos
pital. Of this city. and the American
and New England -Vivisection So
citztiesS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Was Death to Two Men

Readrng, Pa. July 2S-In a collision
between an engine and a car on the
Frackville branch of the Reading rail
road William F. Smith, of this CITY.
was killed. and A. f. Bender probably
fatally injured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Logical.

Shell think we should be able 20
live nicely on $4,000 a year. He-But
my salary IS only $4,000. She-I know
it, dear, but my clothes come to $1,000
year. and have enough now TO last
for the first twelve months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Raid on the Tigers Lair

Chippewa Falls, Wis, July 2S.-The
sheriff raided the gambling resorts of
this city and confscated all the gam
bling paraphernalia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
A chance for everyone to own a Home
The Hammond Realty Company will help you

WE putting the market seventy-fve choice resi-
dent lots in East Lawn and McHies Subdivision and
will sell you your choice of any of these (now unsod)
at the unusually moderate price of 5000 each and what
more we will loan to every person paying cash for his lot
IS per cent of the money required build his home at
per cent interest All will be treated alike First come
hrst served Do not neglect this opportunity It may
never be offered again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28

Calmness under contradiction is de-
monstrative Of great stupidity or strong
intellect.-Zimmerna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
Grain Rate War to E,na.

Chicago. July 2S.-The war on grain
rates from Missouri river points to Chi
cago viii come TO an end Aug. 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

press and pulpit The agitation for their suppression resulted i'll orders be
 ing issued dcpriving them of licenses. but they were permitted to open again.
 MHyor SchmitZ was first chosen ex- erntive of san Francisco in 1901 as the candidate of tlIc labor unions and is serving his third tenn. He has been known from the Atlantic to the Pacific as the labor Htyor. His mother was born in County Clare and his father. Joseph Sr.mitz in Germany
 The latter was one of the ar9onalts of 40. and the present nlHNUr WaS born in the city ny the Golden Gate in 1S64
 The elder Schmitz had musical abil- ities and trained his son iI the direc- tiou of a musical career. but the boy wanted to become a physician. He began the study of medicine. but his health failed. and then he took up amateur athletics. It Was in this way he got the ma 9nticcnt physique which makes him now an impressive figure. He turned again to music and was drummer and afterward q violiniSt in a san Francisco orchestral He became director of the orchestra and president of the musicians union. and though in time he embarked in the making of gas engines and got more money from this than from drawing the bow or yielding the directors baton. he al ways remained prominent as a labor union man and so was chosen as the standard bearer when the labor forces put q ticket in the field against those of both the old parties in 1901. Schmitz was then called the fiddler candi- date" and D. l.. Delmas. the lawyer who was recently retained for the de
 fense of Harry k. Thaw. slayer of Stanford White. made q speech i'll which he predicted that if the labor nominee was elected he would, like Nero, fiddle while San Francisco was In flames. San Francisco was in flames some months ago. The question of whether there was any further truth in the parallel remains to be decided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16
For And About V OHIen
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 The world loves he one who can find fedeemiu@ quality even in the greatest sinners. and she who torbeafs to strike Il defenseless soul. Ever look for the good, not for the bad.
 Neser thing of self. hut he ever un the alell to those around Nou, and in turH Hou wi1 be pushed on, and will buy Yo01= love.
 Learn to say pleasant things, and 10 think pleasant, happy thon2hts. o01. face k the index of Nou mind, and what Fon think is wildly reflect ed lhere
 I.ook on men and women as they Were when innocent, before uafortn- nate heredty aud sad troubles have made them into wrecks. Pity but do not condemn them.
 Be ever cheerful The sunny, hore- ful woman is ever in request. Every door flies open to her who has a cheering word and bright smile
 Never remember injuries If peo- pie have wronged you try at the least to show q forbearing spirit toward them. and if opportunity occurs, heap coals of fire on their heads.
 Be very considerate of the rights of others. Never attempt to monopolize the conversation or to make yourself the center of attraction.
 Above all, dO not forget that money will not buy love Though woman may enjoy every comfort and luxury obtanable, her home may be absolute ly cheerless because of loves absence
 Lastly, do not forget that you have an object in life-to make those around you happy; to keep your little garden in the world well tended and free from the weeds, so that when the Great Reaper comes to your plot he will have q crop of good, unselfish actions to garner, and to place 10 your account in the Book of Life. Thus will yoHr actions and words buy yon the best thing pf all--love.