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Ivtc Mc4ny ;-@@;....:2 Leave Home.

we |c.;HJ ;--t....::2 Leave Home.
 WarroI- t'ris:1y night and Satur day morning several families iH War ren were i'll a state of anxiety and eN- citoment caused by the prank of Cupid. The parties causing the dis turbance were Edwin Hankins and Miss Florence Beiin and James Rus sell and Miss Hattie Wheeler. MT Russell lives in Fordyca, About : o'clock Friday evening Misses Belin and Wheeler were promenading the streets. Later on Edwin Hankins procured a horse and buggy and soon the young ladies were in the buggy with him. They were soon driving about the streets, but that was no unusual occurrence. Everything went along without attracting attention until late hour at nt Int, when neither Of these young people r> turn cd home, and then inquiries began te ba made ahout thnm. but no eHa knew anything of their whereabouts. It was reported by some oae that they were last seen soins toward the liver about ! o'clock .hat night, When this ropo4t reached the ears of t2.a families it c9HEe4 great a1E.ety, fer it was faarel ths1 za7 gone to the river for boa. ri9e and that some disaster Ind cT ftal1en them. gearchiae pagtt9s ws1t to the river but failed to find any trace of the young ladies aad tn air escelt. It vas 8 o'clock saturdaH mor1ing be- fero the mvstc"v sH'raaadiag their d;sannaaraaco was solved. The yonnG people drove to EiHsslaad and phon- ed to Russell to meet thon on the read. On the side of the road, two rifles from Ford~ce. there was double marriaee. MT. HanFias re- turned with his bride to Warren, and Nr. Russell took his to FordTce. All 9a-rlas concerned arc well con9ecteh and very noprtar in the communities ju which they live.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
4 p,c,,a.- 94 Blind v!qere,.

n29offog nio-Tha Fayetteville ri'y ec1ucil las Bassea ae or7faanee to orovert tao giving away o~ so1ling of iatag icauts in tosf civ | Was 70 nra4a7 ,Fm.o -2 .s2a-e es-faaBca pro 7,1das tl.t | sHa1t .~-es '.ar he ut. !avgrs] for aaQ person ta sef1 or 'zf'.e awav VI alcohol mal! Vinc.e nr. do7: oy forgaentea ltraots. or 1"y ec,a,.ar1aa CT preparation thereof eae,nonlt ee17o7 toniee, t};iters or ma5icate, l,anors CT ietov 'ca1f0.z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
ohters' Institute.

Marsh;til--The 'ieaohefs' instifute of SearcH county convene | at the academy building jn Marshall on Monday morning. June ', Prof. ". L. Stevenson ftv551od un:4= =Taesda5 evening. when County Examiner Charles z. Stephenson arrived from Kansas City, Mo where he had been yisitir@ and took charge Wednesday nsorn;1,1. There were ss.eatY eight teachers present
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Charged N4itA SslIina 4%&s;

Iaa.al.=a'r Uozier and HalrE Payne we're tried before Justice Rob inaaa Neaaesi3E changed ##A the if'eeai s9e of wl5.skc9. Af. Dozier pleaded gully @a MS daad 55o a4d oos5s. }f. Fazna had ] t#v tzq1 a0l 2 yor5.iet= ot 5eisty was rena9faas I'e cas Wa: appealed 10 circuit court Senator Webb GoyiHstoo daz feaaed Nr Payne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
A Eusy Little Won,-n1

Pl.escott-A little woDlan down in Rej!and township weighs 9s udads She millss six cows. eco f5r three h!rcd men besides her oW4 family consisting Of husband and fgo ciii dren. does her own washing and car ries q 28=pound haby #bogt to ! ! work, yet the people as'l her when she comes to town. if she does Qot get lonesome liriog il tae country
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Goats Killed by Wolves.

I.atAam-Aat..4 I...tl#s., Nio liys s near Latham il Nsn Bren county, has lest several goats b. the wolves. fio is trying the e5ect Of v,f. ch4ine and will continue to da 50, until 5he wolves are e1tinos in these parts. Eatley has 8 noch of Aas1fa goats exceeding one hundred head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Two Towns in Iitiaation.
08eeo'a-Aa interesting law suit

. O&eeo'a-Aa interesting law suit hoia@ bod ia tha }Ha5z5 ea9a @la fore 5s,.j ze. 8azel) af 0a4=a1q. "tefA, silla + ssig to annex it3s1eas.b end ae@ea' ftac5s of fs9i4e to jts eaa5aa toa ana tt e'ti
 C gH=c!=zsa @457 afa ra t'aa tne 2 6o@atfoa Nit'f all t5a. e.7. a trial nroaisos to fa 2 rz~ l1qt
 and considerable -4tea s lf1
 maaffestaa Van c;ti@aa e f4s towns -.zy ia iaa ci;y 1T @t'oada.c7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
pIlrcheced 2 Gin.

LeWisville-The Tanners Union oi Lafavette county has purchased the TTarrel ginnerv. in the southern part cf Lawisvlle, and are nre3arins fo gin their own cotton next fai. They are also ernn1atinee instaljne . ( n.in- factarp 1T T.cwisVille.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Bitter by < Mad Deg.

sraher-E D Henson of Amber WIS Attten Sunday nv 2 ,l,= which vas supposed to he mad Me. Ben son went 10 sheridan and ha'i Inc E. K. MarFs maidstone an lie7. a'r Marks said the stone st11c'l for o1a lIo1,r end i've minutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Prizes fer rlTgGrs.

AshdoWn-At 8 meeting Of t12 Commercial club at AshdoWn 1t "os decided to offer prizes for the best display of the various ricult1f:4i products grown ia Little River co2n- ty. This display Is ta D. arranged iE the Cowling building and be On "zr hibition during the stay Of the club captains and other visi CTS this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
c.arnea Naitf1 rsIiaa Tioerin@

New r,1z--HV. B, Fausol and Ma than 7Zina.an were arrested at New ar1, f,v Deputy T s. Marshal Brown and aIrslgned before Uoa1lajaaionef Parse St Batesgille oa 6 charge ot selling whisaey without license. They were bound over to the federal grand jury jn the sum of $20o each
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s1.sEzzzs - 1s II ail

lai 0r .s7t 9Ho | @e.ed in g buggy in =8caai= =of Inc f1aist 1arsoaage al Forrest Ca4 Juaa 12. Rev. Sidney e@Heae's officiating Miss lamp too was taa assistant teacher in the Colt school last tern, and is a most ostiaa6la and accomplished young woman Mir. Hamilton is pregres- siye and prosperous farmer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

Ina.4uapo.is. lnd.. Jnne 20 Ns.9 that the excitement Of t1e Deiaoefsst- t state convention has cool .f s,oe,zs q ,ittle. 2 large Hanser o g Id D arats who joi6ei fa n aefaFable ? sot into the erea41 aa1=3 wa=a1 70 aaEine if r1aia tAat fhes=.. ..-a f72 Nebraskan, but for his aiIYer | cries.
 While the gold fe11oe9ats a4e =z>. ,,ectiac the pa1tE 70 eoino 5ac.z= =to a'd principles a5d traditions fl'o f.'s. si!vas. E}eeoo1ata a91 canio ts4 2. conservative 2rouaa. aai eN pectaa that e1eseesatis=a ezi-i s11 tha ;artg nroa which com l-ta unity is based. yohn R. Wilson, meaaher for Indiana e th Palller-Bucknel national committee and an effective organizer for th" 2aid aienAa.i cans . ef 1896, expressed th@ pasnose If the. eold Democrats today ~hon h. said t is more 2 question Of aia7tarm ,faa of ne,piee9 a~d -a4t. h. ! thee nho stood vitA h.1a [. '...e ea..' , sauaasr q 'la=as,eeit ,i#. ''ssas1 e'- cratic platform.
 Tha free silver Ics,dere. @1te faVe. taa1 wa17#-.; tfeat eehio1l 7'l ze'.'a or ly 1n the event that Te4eoc IT. fec. tries are ad?lered fo. r6eoeize the i.o pcrtance of cansorFatisa2. and are l. c1a1i3e, ti:at 2 rlatfafsn Wi11 1a T@a3o that every Temoorat Can stand as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
vi. ,tt=cr0p is

eoct weather ard tho vf Ut crop is about an gathered Earll work of all Kinds is in good st&5e q ] crops aIo generally faa, with fha =Ne ....on Of oats, whie3 wa5 Ii by fha spell of drT weather il l. lasa p.i.:s, The aGl ieal, ;fFal and fat e7 ltfoa aTarasas better than fer several years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

Prescott-D. A. 4rodia, fro.a thc United States deearuneat of as4ieul- lure and Col. V. G. Niac uaeiier Of tie state eNperiu.et station, will told a farmers insti. .5:ta at Ere :cott Friday, la.ea %. t ? D m., and at Rlevins Saturday, June %, at 10 oc!oel d. ln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Site for EGiIi Seeurea.

Nashville-Tbe citizens of N1ga Yilie have secured on option from Frank Joa9s on 8 piece of p1oletI, il. the aoutiluaat pui Of the g. for & site for the mill of the bro4 Henderson lmaroy menl a.sd 1lMi tc company, which will be put up Aafc in connection with tAe new l.l-lro&.2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

sfsieits ef ;u.4 character " l.. r, which are used and drunk as beY- e}19e. ncla itE ngtiVe =Niae, within the corporate Hmfls Of the city of Fayetteville, Ark. The penalty for violating the ordinance is fino Of not V ttsah s5a e aefe tEan $i00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
To Trv Murder Case.

Walnut Ridge-There will be an adjourned term of circuit court at Walnut Ridge on June 26. and the czse against Frank Brownine. char@ ed with mNrder. will come mp for trial
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z n I Ai s5z

Mountain hsqme-r'a fiqi1sstcn cat the als~Iae e }s- fsse2 e North Fork in i8ontop oena.Y tae 1irs- week in Ma. 754 7aa seVaa aeroe, and from each acre he e3t tou and a jalf Of alfalea. Thi= was sod on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

without making apologies either for sAe Psst CT present. Tha" sav the issues will be confned practically ta the tariff and trust domination, and til2t there Hill be na assault upon the courts and no lines thrown out to eaee's the Popul'sts anl Socialists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

t,ae ground at=%la= D tan, or $lo3 for tl." Hea aer2s. He wj4 cut an- ether crGp ti4is gasz. a4i s4ys ile eX- Hects to sSat as pisaA lI1 a5 D foGa
 i 1at .ftefa@. ff.efs3 t.z,s t faf stand Of alfalfa at fis 59oa in jaa.4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
rtied in-a DuHcY.

Forrest Cug=-Alex Hamilton of s4 Ca L. aa atisa Mamie lamp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
TV-Ci3E DROWNED
=stIQl<iNG@ @SAfa
:. 5aisesa Transport Strikes Floating
Wire CT Kofea and js Destroyed.

'Eo. .lnna 2a.--ft is not definitely 2 1'4.n thai n. casualties resulting
 orr Inc destruction Of the trans Hort Toso Tomami number 51. All o1 tda reIaindcr Of inc crew have aaaa socoantad fer and searching d9liy rs Vl1ica have returned ae- e'are there is no hope that those s.i~sia@ escaped with their lives z'he tfa5nort struck floating mino
 ozhIa. Korea. Friday Among dose missing and undoubtedly dead s T c5aiain Of zae transport
 numher of floating mines have :=s.sa evno9to.l recently off the Korean .s:;.e.z nd t,17y constitute such 8 flaaaco ta naqi@ation that orders nar9= f4ea i-s15ed je, t1e commanders : -aa t5lrea 3anseese er,..sers LOW i1 t1sa+ yict7,its -o r Y fer tne.s ana destroy }Iero.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
As Diqaified as a Bish or.

Felsentfa]-Mayor L. c. Powell of Fayetteville performed his first mar riage ceremony Saturday evening, when he spoke the words that joined torether for better or for worse Mar shal Tramnal and Alice Holly, ne eroes. Those who attend d declared that the mayor looked as dignifed as though he were a bishop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

Wiza .rathcrs );eep Brooks Baby Wel Balm n t2,a house for teothing aaa 1iarsf4oea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
eu.rcrt ,1.f4- c9 | C54serv5t.ve

Geld E>e=e= oc a54s A.e tYaiIa9 -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
A Good CroD Penorty

Silnam Springs-Farmefs IL; Va rushed harvest the past week of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20

rfo55.... ssyr5aparit'a for tho b1ocd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Platform

Platform,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-20
Will Held Farmers. Inetitata.

C.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
SLATER

Mrs. w. r.. Bowen Wis
tied Mrs. G. S. Frazier at
Blackwater over Sunday.
Frank Gadberry had a tur.
key shooting Mt home in Ayers
on Thanksgiving Day. Eleven
turkeys were shot oil. Some
of the winners were: Lloyd
Kemper, ]; Smith Sullivan, 2;
Ben Mayfeld B; John Williams
z; Joe Gadberry, 1; Marvin
Barlow, /.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. ID. Harris
entertained Editor Witt at
dinner last Saturday.
Clarence Nichols, the plum
Der at Rawlings * Haynie, is
finding his new position a
rather strenuous one as the
people are keeping him very
busy. He doesn't find time
TO 60 home for meals (?) as we
found he was obliged TO keep
cookies on his work bench TO
eat between times. But he
knows his business and no
doubt his work will iRcrease
more and more.
X. p. fGwinn, our hustling
real estate man, had the
nerve" 10 send out the fol-
lowing Invitations last week:
tYon are cordially invited 10
be present at . Grand Water
melon Opening which will be
given by the Kansas City I'm.
III 81 atiun Company on the
property it is Offering for sale
ranr Cotulla, il La Sale
County, Texas, on the occasion
Of the Company's next excur-
sion leaving Kansas City "
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
&as&@a8&f&fAf %s4sHSasH
! County 0ess {
&TG%6G%&sSs%t&&
MALTA BEND

George Adams is out, after
a weeks illness.
Earl Vanstone gave "a party
Friday night for younger set.
". III. Wilson is in Chicago
taking in the stock show.
Cox Dry goods Co. has NOV
ed their stock of goods To the
Mahan building.
Prof. Mopsees spent Thanks
giving with home folks AT
Smithton.
;Dennie Cliff has returned
from ST. Louis.
Lawrence Houston has been
at home for over a week nurs-
ing one of Job's Affections on
the end of his nose.
Misses Leona Knight and
I Charity Flogler Of Marshall
who have been guests of Mrs.
Sam Flair for the past few.
days returned home yesterda.
A telegram from Arizona t.
T.
Mr.. Waller Saturday, stated
that his brother Henry was
then dying.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. u. Wilson
are in Kansas City.
w. ii. Wilson q Co. shipped
n fine lot of cattle TO Chicago
Saturday.
S. II. Wilson and sons ship
ped cattle To Kansas City
Monday.
Thanksgiving was obser.
we'd in and around Malta Bend
by n number 81 family dinners
after services at the Nj. T..
Church South. DR.. j. M.
Carter preached the sermon.
The Monthly Social of the
Epworih League was held nj
the parsonage Wednesday
night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

1880 p. M, Tuesday, Deem
Der 18th, via the Santa Fe and
Internationally Great North
ern Railroads.
Cantaloupes, C~ucumbers,
Beans and other vegetables
are ripe and will be Included
il The bin 81 fare il addition
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

70 q specially prepared Bar
becue.
My, but wouldn't the poor
suffering saints Of Saline been
glad 70 have been present.
DR., Il. b. Ross was i Mar
shall visitor Wednesday 70
meet with the Pension Board.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
NELSON

b. A. Davis Monday bought
Sl400 worth of turkeys-mak-
ing him the turkey king OF
Nelson.
School begins Monday
again.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

bach and Miss Florence Reid
enbach.
Mrs. Gprker who has been
in Slater the past mouth re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Virgil Grimes and
little son, are visiting her
parents MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
PlI,Aines.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
NEW
Plenty Of mud.

Plenty oil mud.
Rev. G. T.. Plate, OF Ilolten,
Kansas has been assisting
Rev. w II. Manshartft in u
series Of meetings the past
week.
3. Davis transacted business
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
. Marshall Friday.

Rev. Norvell filed his reg
ular appointment al Good
Hope Sunday.
The following from here left
Friday for Chicago, M. LEM
Mrs: Jim crumbaugh, and
childeu, Mrs. o. r, Redeem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
WEALTH IN BLACK SANDS.
Investigations of the Geological Sur
vey Reported.

The geological survey today issued a sup
Elementary report on its investigation of
the black sand deposits, and promises fur
Their information as the work progresses. 1t
was not understood when the work was
started how widespread the demand would
be for tests and information nor how val
liable the sands would prove. But 1t has
developed into a work of magnitude and
Importance.
DIR. David T. Day of the survey has had
charge Of the experimental work from the
start. The survey has so far examined
United States. and managed to keep up its
work the Pacific coast about six weeks
longer than the appropriation was expected
to run the party. Since the first report
on the work made, the Investigate ton
has been principally confined to the exami-
nation of large collections OF concentrates
collected by the survey and contributed by
various mining companies. Several of the
by-products of the sands will doubtless be
commercially valuable. Inquiries have been
addressed to several Of the consumers Of
these articles and it has been found that
there will be a ready market for them
M onazite from the Pacific beaches con-
tains various percentages of thoria used in
the manufacture of incandescent gas man
ties. Zircon is also found exceptionally
pure. and Is available for the same pur-
pose. Chronic iron ore has been experf-
mented with in the manufacture of re-
fractory furnace Innings in California. No
previous use had been found for ilmenIte
but on receipt Of samples at certain east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
Joseph Letter Loses His Suit.

The appellate division of the supreme
court at New York yesterday reversed the
decision of the lower court by which Joseph
Letter was awarded a judgment for So 567
against E. r. Thomas, O. F. Thomas and
Edwin w. Post, a brokerage firm Mr.
Letter alleged that the brokers had sold
without authorization certain stock of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company and of
the International Power Company which
they had bought for him on margin. The
appellate division holds that the brokers.
being unable to communicate with the
plaintiff at his Office in Chicago. were ms
tilted in using their discretion, particularly
as the transaction occurred on Nav Q. 1901.
the day of one Of the worst Wall street
panics in recent years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

Will enable them to compete with coal at
a long distance from the mines This makes
available vast deposits of ignite which are
now practically worthless in our coalIess
states. The time has not yet come when
this fuel is needed. but it is approaching,
and as anthracite coal gradually advances
IN price 1t will sooner later invite bri-
quotes into competition When II reaches
a certain figure the briquette has got to
come IN. That figure has not yet been de-
termined. The plant under Mr.. Malcolmson
on the exposition grounds is working on
that problem now.
Economy Of Briquettes
Lump coal is the most valuable output of
a nane. Slack or dust is the least valu-
able. Semi-anthracite coal from Arkansas
is now sold every day in ST. Louis for Sc. so
ton. Slack is worth rs cents a ton at
the mines. One-half the output of the
mines is slack. Hence you can appreciate
the Value or the experiments here which
nave demonstrated that briQuettes made
or slack are a better fuel than the best
lump coal from the same mines The ex-
perlments here show that they not only
make a more even fire absolutely without
smoke, put produce better steam with less
iaoor, ana show saving OF over % per
cent IN the amount of fuel consumed That
is, we can pay % per cent more for bri-
queItes than for the highest grades OF BIZ
luminous lump coal, and save money In the
amount consumed, in the cost of transpor-
tauon. In the cost of handling, in the space
occupied required for storage in cleanI-
ness and In other respects. There is no
waste in briquettes.
These same reasons apply with even
greater force to the domestic use Of fuel
German and French women will cook a
breakfast or dinner over a couple of bri-
quotes where an American cook will re-
quire two hods of COAL Mr. Malcolmson
says that he Is now experimenting with
o1nders"-that is. the materials which
nola the coal dust together in the bri-
ca, the best binder" found has been coal
Tar pitch, but the supply is limited, and it
- very expensive. He believes that cheap
er materials may be made from waste,
mills. rpei anu s'aich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
COMMANDER YoUNG,s CASE
secretary Bonaparte Engaged Upon a
Letter of Reprimaud.

secretary Bonaparte has acted upon the
proceedings of the court-martial in the case
OF commander Lucien Young of the Ben
nlngton, who was tried on charges connect
ed with the fatal explosion on that vessel
al san Diego last summer. The court found
commander Young guilty of the specinca-
IONS alleging remissness in the perform
ance of duty and sentenced him to be reprt-
manded.
Although not concurring in the findings
OF the court that Commander Lucfen
Young was guilty of ''remissness in the
performance of duty" and not guilty of the
charge of neglect of duty" which was al
legged in six specifications, Secretary Bona
parte In his review Of the case made public
To-Day approved without comment the re-
marks of the judge advocate general of the
navy. The latter, in announcing his nom
concurrence in the finding Of the court,
says: After careful and painstaking con-
sideration of the evidence adduced, this
ONCE does not concur In the findings of the
court nor In number of the court rulings
upon the admission Of evidence In order,
however. that Commander Young may not
go wholly UNPUBLISHED, 1t is recommended.
as best subscribing the ends OF justice, that
the proceedings finding upon specihca ton
o and the sentence be approved and that
the findings upon specifca lions 1, e. 3, and
q be disapproved. The remissness in the
performance of dutysis based on the find
Ing upon specification 8. which alleged that
Commander Young failed to approve the
smooth steam log of the Bennington for
the months of November, December Janu-
airy, February, April. May and June, 1905,
prior to the explosion on board that ship
last July"
Secretary Bonaparte is now preparing the
letter Of rsprimand to Commander Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

A series of severe earthquakes were fei.
yesterday morning at Agram, Chill, I4ai-.
ba oh, Marburg and Gratz, In Austria
Buildings cracked. and the inhabitants ned
panic-stricken from their houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

ern manufactures 1t was found that It was
adaptable to certain electrical purposes. Its
utilization from the black sand depends on
favorable freight rates, and these are be-
ing sought Magnetic has been found,
and is manufactured into satisfactory PEN
ellis for arc lights and also has been sue
cessfully used in steel manufacture.
1t is thought that the next urgent def
cheney bill will contain provision for con-
tinuing the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
Frankfort Postal Clerks Careless

Referring to the investiga ton made by
the Post Office Department to ascertain
the facts in the case of irregular handling
of mail at Frankfort Ky, the report of
the post Office inspector has been received.
IL shows that the mistreatment OF it was
due to the carelessness of clerks In the
Frankfort post office No evidence that ths
mail was tempered with designedly in the
Frankfort post office or elsewhere was
found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

The case Of Ensign Wade, who was as
ISOLATED with Commander Young in this
matter, has not yet been acted upon.