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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Three Turks are Held for Murder Of
Vice Consul Stuart.

Batoum. May 22.-Threc Turks
were arrested to-day At Men
ziadjani IN suspicion Of being the
murdcrers of William Stuart, the
American vice consul here. The men
arc not known in this vicinity. but it
is coniccturcd that they have been
brought from some other villacg to
commit the murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

The plant and buildings of the Toron-
to Bolt and Forging Co. at Toronto.
Ont. were burned Tuesday. Loss.
$250,000 insurance S131 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
CRISIS OF GIRLK00D
IA TIME OF PAIN AND PERIL
Miss Emma Cole Says that Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
Saved Her Life and Made Her Well.

How many lives of beautiful young
girls have been sacrificed just as they
were ripening into womanhood How
many Irregularities or displacements
have been developed at this important
period, resulting in years Of suffering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
IN TIE HOUSE.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

features of the bill were considered by
The committee this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

a good manv antikissing clubs arc
being formed IN the middle West, but
it is not probable that they will scri-
ously injure the industry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
TWO KILLED..
Tragedy Results From Collision OF
Touring Car and Esprcss Train.

Touring Car and Etpress Train.
Wcstbury, L. l., May While run
ming at the rat" ~ 40 miI"a an hour,
II big touring automobile. belonging
to II. +. Collier, drghcl into an cast
bound express train at tho dcrpt cross
ing here tonight The two occupants o.
the machine. George Grbri"I. the chat
four, and Frederick Whitehead. 4 valet
in the Collier family. were instantly
killed and the machine waS wrecked
Th, men were on their way to the
NaalOWbrOok club.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

Mems Black and Fancy Hose. Fall -
Opening Sale ''...''.'.'''''''''''''''''''.'AAV
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

Mems Black and Fancy Hose Fall ~
Opening Sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AA'V
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

$3.50 Strictly Hand Tailored Suits in all the latest
designs and patterns, neat plads stripes and fancy
worsteds, blacks and blues Fall eI7 nm
opening Sale ......I................". 1VV
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Extraordinary Cut Price, in cIo'h hing

$500 suit,s-Hand tailored throughout guaran,
teed in every ! respect blacks, blues, neat plaids
stripes and fancy cashmeres, large array OF pat
terms to select FROM Fan Opening e1Q I'm,
Price .......'..,... !...........'.'' VISHSS
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
vjIet U Medv6da.

Velkolepy vflet uspofadaji fady
c. S. P. S a Z. c. B. j.. nedeli
dine 10 srpna, 1906, Y zahrade An
tonina Nedvsda, ~ mile s..v. cd
Tyndall, urcite v l hodinu odpole.
dine, We prospech 6eske skoly. X
zahajeni vyletu pfednese p. Zitks
slavnostni rec, nacez Dude nasledo
cat bohaty a peGlive sestaveny
program zpev0, deklamaci, a bas'
meek, ktere pfednesou zaci a "a.
kyne skoly. Pc programu Dude
nasledovat volna zabava, pfi hud'
be eeske kapely Tyndallske. G
rozlicna obcerstveni a pofadek bu,
de naleiite postarano. VsichnI
krajane jsou uctive zvani Sc dosta.
Wit pofadajicim vyborem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

oh volby. k,eiy do moci dG,i
volitom prAvo piime oominovsi
. o d ady ksudidity. Tim ovsem
d,.nsl 3. Holmsn s&m. Re je ne.
pfitelem lidu. = proto jest tax
oyni nenA viden. Ponevse ie Gle
spoleenik.m p. Gambia, usiIuje
tsnto sby byl opetne nominoviu
do ,Akouodaruy. q s,rana povsts.
leek& ehes nominovat pyoejs he
mayora Yanktonskeho, p. Price q
kterS Vfdy byl p~fitelem . podpoi
Gem Gambia jskoa ] strany re'
formni. Jefto ale letos povstalei
y konveneich vyhrSli. ma pau
Holman male vyhlidl y M suovu'
zvoleuf. Jestli ale Senator Gai
BILE Dude nsdkle usilovat o to. By
iej tam dcstal. jest pravdepcdob
ne, BE 81 ubiiff meai voliei.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. default has been made In the con-
ditions OF 4 certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Anton J. Novak and John y.
Hostel. mortgagors Ia The Tabor State Bank.
mortgage, dated on the ieth day OF July. A.
ID. 1906 and accorded In the Office OF the Re-
gister OF deeds OF Bon Homme County. state
Of south Dakota. on the ia;h day OF July A..
ID. ip05. At $50 n m. In BOOK Is on page lae OF
the Records OF said Register ~ Deeds.
Whereas, no action or proceedings At Law or
otherwise has been instituted TO recover the
money secured by said mortgage. or any part
thereof. aud
Whereas, default has been made In the pay
men, Of the principal and Interest secured by
said mortgage; and
Whereas, the amount claimed 10 be due on
said mortgage Al the date OF this notice Is the
sum OF One Thousand Three Hundred and
Ninety-sve Dollars and % cents to wit:
si@So.oo principal and sitS 10 interest. besides
the sum of Ten Dollars attorney Zee aud tho
cost % foreclosure stipulated In said mort
gage a provided by law.
Now, therefore. Notice Is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power Of sale ln said mort
gage contained and duly recorded as afor-
said. aud pursuant to tho stetuts In such
cases made and provided. the said mortgage
will bc forcclos.d by 4 sale OF the mortxasrd
premises thereln described and said mort
gagged premises will be sold at public auction
by the sheriff OF Bon Homme County. south
Dakota. AZ the front door OF the Court HOUSE.
In the city OF Tyndail. Bon Homme County.
south Dakota. OF the 18th day ~ August. 4.
u. iaoJ. II tho hour OF one O'Clock In the after
noon OF said day. To satisfy the amount which
shall then he due on said mortgage. and the
sums thereby ecurd. together with the costs
and expense Of foreclosure.
The premises described In said mortgage
and 10 bc sold are situated In the County OF
Ron Hommc aud state of south Dakota and
arc described as follows. to-wit: Beginning n
a point Ninety-thrce and three-elghth ga $50
feet directly south of the northeast corner OF
Lot four CD In the block eight OD In the town
Of Tabor. according TO the recorded plat
thereof; thence running west 30 feet TO a
point Ninety three and three-eigh,h OaS-sl
feet directly south OF the northwest corner OF
said lot four co In said block eish, tsl: thence
south Twenty-Five feet ts5) feet: thence east
I'D feet 10 intersection OF cechie street:
thence north Twenty-Five feet ts5) feet TO the
point 81 beginning. being the south Twenty
ave (S feet % the north One hundred eight
cen and three-eiEht diss-sl fest OF said lot
foul 90 In the block (s) In the town OF Tabor.
according 20 the recorded plat thereof.
Dated this srd day OF July. A. n. 10
The Tabor state Bank. mortgage.
7. NJ. scobiic. Attorney for Mortgage.
u. Z. Garner, sheriff. Bon Homme Co. s. u.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

V Yankton okresu, v republi.
kanskSeh kruzieh, vedou houzev.
naty boj, ohledne toho kdo md
byt poslan Go ststni lesislatury,
zdaii p. Price, anebo p. Holman
Jest zuamo. Re strana republican
ska v tonic statu jest rozdvojens
IA verne a povstalce: prynf jena
drkf Sc stsrou klikou mssinovou,
a druzi kteti ehtejf ste rsformy
jenz by vyklid,ly shnilost a zspro
dsnstvi p%ohlavard ,e strany vel.
kSm korporaeim a zeleznicim.
vznik povstaleeke strsne dali PIP.
Crawfotd a Gamble a nekolik il.
nyeh prominentnieh o.cb. Zdali
to smys!f upfimne strans povsta.
leeks, Sc nevi ~doposud, a jen pc
jejieh zvoleni sc voliti dow. zdali
dodrN svym slibnm.
VssobecnA je odsuxovan Sena
tor Gamble, "a sve nslehani %
to, tby tyl poslan do zztonodar
ny Ieho ~spoleenik v obehodu, p,
Holman, aekoliv p Gamble sam
p%ovstalcem jest, kdetto Holman
vtdy drtsl Sc starou korruptni
mssinou. To je zramo POOLE TO.
no. lie v minulyeh dvou zasedSni
eg~islatu'y. n~adrtovsl k~eleEnicim
tim, be vo il preti pie iloze ktera
by stanovils pfeh'ed pies sszby
~teleanic. . mimo toho sam sepsal
a pied otil tax zvany caucus
law, kterS tee byi pfiimut a die
ktereho sc zde wolf. Tento spa-
sob volby uznavaji rskt.H "a ne
ostavnf, jiusk ,e napem,ha kor.
p,racfm , pasovani svych Iidi do
sakoncdarny, lt,fi FAX ianei iak
ony pisfaji. Tento spGsob upra-
vii ien proto aby primarni spa.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
Rome

Nynf kdyz sc pomalu zapomfna
skandal V jatkach, pfichazi Sc ma
jine dobrodince. kteti sc o vetejne
zdravi s~taraji stejne svedomite ia.
ko PAM jatkafi. Jsou to ma PRIV
n ! m miste RUNE velkoobchody
crocerni, hlavne pax ty ktere ma.
j sve vlastni nakladarny ovoce a
~potravin do plechovek. Mestska
potravni inspekce pfisla na n e.
klamne dnkazy, &c V Chicago jsou
velke zasoby stareho, V plechov-
kach nalozeneho zbozi, hlavne pax
ovoce, ktere je vzlastnim spnso-
benz 20 nekolika letech znovu u.
praveno TAX, ably zn6mky vnitfni-
no hnisani a kvaseni byly odstra-
neny. Jakmile Sc zpozoruje, re
plechovka je ponekud nadmuta, je
to povazovano IN dukaz, &c Sc u
witt rozkladem utvofil plyn.
Zbozi uvnitf je pax zvastnim spu
sobem a chemickym pfisadami
pfivcdeno opet do pofadku a da Sc
znovu do trhu. Odkupnik nejen
dostane shiloh vec, tedy jed, ny-
brz zarovch protijed. Firmy u
nichz podobne zbozi bylo nalezeno
vymlouvaji sc obycejne, Re Sc jill
samy chystali je znieit, ale proc
TAX neucinily, nezli m6ly zasobu
IL, 200 plcchovek podobneho zbozi
Sc neyysvltluje. Ve~fejnost Dude
zajiste sympatisovat 5 potravni in.
spekci, pakli proti podobnemu
zbozi zakroci co nejddkladneii d
zniei no kdekoliv no nalezne. Fir.
mann nelze dnvefovat. nebot iejicl
dolarova vasei svedla by je z~ajistt
k tomu, re ma konec by nejake to
spatne zbozi poslaly do trhu. Ne.
ktefi groceriste 81 ztezovali V po.
slednich dnech, ze by Jim spatnt
zbozi nemelo byt zabavovdno, jez,
to potion Eemohou "a ne dostai
jinf, kdyz spatnk nasledkem zaba.
veni nemohou vratit. ZdravotnI
dfad mel by v kazdem pfipadu
konfiskace vydat dosvedeeni Y tom
smyslu a to by melo postacit gro.
ceristovi, ably tim ma SVEN dodava
tell mohl pozadovat nahradu. IL
Sc ohfivaii ''paie" a dodavaji enc.
va do nckterych grocerii a restau.
rantn We velkych mestech, je jill
davno znamo, ale obnovovani zbo.
II v plechovkach pomoci lucebnin,
pfevafovani a novych nalepkn, je
neco dplne noveho pro mas.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
0chrann6 Skfin6 k PronajmutI

ylozili jsme do MAST valuty sou.
Dor vkladnich skfini, a isme nyni
hotovi jich pronajimat SWIM pfiz.
nivcnm a zakaznikIm, "a n6sledu.
jicich roGEich poplatkn:
Male $500 roGne
Prostfedni 800
Velke 800
Kdo by mel cenne papiry, doku
menty, anebo drahocenne sperky
donna a nema pro ne ohnivzdornou
skfih, skyta sc mt pfilezitost ulo.
lit takove veci do ochranne skffne
kdez budou ceranene pred ohnem
anebo ukradenim Kazda skfih
ND diva zamky S neodvislymi klici.
Zvem kazdeho by 81 je prohlidl.
Taborsk& Statni Banka,
j. V. Wagner, Jas. A. Wagner,
pfedseda. kasir.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
TRz7N

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lneika Ann
Evstevou u Z
lille.
Pr&vnfk Skol
|Tyndall byli
dcastnili Sc ri
Eelflov9.
Pottebujete
|aSeho domu
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cino.
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alem, kdez bu
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10.
Kdo ma neja
|kovi FIR. Reit
hned pfinese k
ielA, hospodsl
Nechte objed
|refe a okna
k~uealove.
bouchama pc c
Louis Blachl
[rosse Wis. v
b K bratrovi ]
| tom meste q,
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Max Blachnil
svdj klein.
fvanlive. Pra
kiisteEe price
fem, ze 81 o
Jakub Wayne
vyjeli do LAX
.|ivstivili vsech
Feidingra v to
vzrnstA. al
10 domScpo
Fruskovych pr
Eucinu v dtery
Fden manzelI
Ech. Tatove
be to.
Nedeli zde h
proti prav
ktrSli je. BY
\ zak lade Gml,
Fstli zenatf ude
v~yhrajou
|lerem tolik al
'ovak; proto OF
Fsl hru.
V nedsli dine .
} odbyvat slav
ensskeho spolk
'ttcdnf iednoty
ID zastitou spo
Rano pIjd
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14
Hauled Still u Miles.

The large sixty gallon still which was
recently captured by the government
officials in raid at Smoke Hole, SAYS
the Parkersburg Dispatch, was brought
here yesterday and is in the custody Of
the revenue officers. Deputy Marshal
Brown, who with Revenue Agent Trow-
bridge, conducted the raid, brought the
still here after an adventurous trip. 1t
had to be hauled Y miles to the nearest
railroad station at Keyser. Henry
Kimball, the moonshine owner of the
still, who was arrested, operated the
thing for forty years, according to his
tale, and in that time it has produced
many a jag. 1t has a capacity of
sixty gallons. 1t is made of solid cop
per- and is valuable piece of property
just as junk. The. revenue force will
try to secure permission to send it to
the state archivist as relic. A forty
gallon still obtained some time ago was
sent to the Smithsonian Institute.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14
BITTIMGER.
.ess %. s.90s.a ssessss.9s

This week begins with decidedly cool
err weather and easterly winds.
Mrs. C. Z. Elllthorpe, wife of Mer-
chant Ellitholpe Of this place, has been
seriously i'll for some days.
William Ralston, Of Frostburg, Md,
is visiting his mother here this week.
Henry Wiley is erecting a large mod
ern barn on his farm just north of this
village. Mr.. Schlossnagle is the con
tractor.
The delegation chosen at the Repub-
lican primary held here on last Saturday
afternoon was made up the following
persons: T. B. Wiley, P. G. Stark. Joel
Orendorf, A. J. Oester and G. w. En-
gle. This delegation went to Oakland
on last Monday and were in attendance
at the county convention, returning
home the same day.
Misses Bertha Wiley and Jean Rails
ton, who are attending the Accident
Normal school, We're at their homes
near here on last Saturday and Sunday.
Master Ray Engle, son of G. w. En-
gle, who spent the past winter in Balti-
more, is here for the summer staying
with his grandfather, Patterson Engle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
adjourned March Term Now IN Ses-
siOn-Jury Discharged Yesterday.

The adjourned March Term Of the
Circuit Court Tor Garrett county.
which convened on Monday is still in
session and will not adjonrn until the
latter part Of the week or possibly not
until some time next week. as consider
able business remains to be dispatched.
Associate Judge Henderson opened
the court on Monday and on Tuesday he
was Joined on the bench by Chief Judge
Boyd.
The case Of Mrs. Blackburn VS.. the
County Commissioners Of Garrett Coun-
ty, was the first case called Monday.
The action was one Of damages, the
plaintiff claiming $1,000. Mrs. Black
burn, who is a middle aged woman re-
siding at Blaine, walked off the unpro-
tected side Of the bridge crossing the
Potomac river at that place and sus-
tanned injuries Of such a nature as to
render her a cripple for life. The case
was tried before a jury. The argu-
ments were completed Tuesday NOM
ing and the jury retired, reporting yes
terday afternoon that they could not
reach decision and the court then dis
charged them. It is understood that
eleven Of the panel stood for nominal
damages and one for no damages. The
case viii be retired either in Wishing
ton or Allegany county.
The case of James Stark vs.. the Car
rett Lumber Company, for trespass is
being tried at the time this paper goes
to press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14
STRUCK IN THE FACE
And Painfully Injured Was What
Happened James Browning
Saturday Night.

Last Saturday night James Brown
ing, son of Ramsay Browning, of near
Harrington, was crossing the walk
leading from Second to Railroad street
in Oakland, and when at the railroad
end of the walk he was viciously as
saulted by a man named Male, of Deer
Park, who struck Browning in the face
with some blunt instrument, knocking
him senseless. He was discovered a
few moments later by passer-by, his
face and clio thing saturated with blood
which ran in a stream from the wound
made in his face by Male, and taken to
DR.. McComas' office where be was snr-
gically treated. To close the cut in
Browning's face number of stitches
were required.
A warrant is out for the arrest of the
man who made the assault.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14

Chappelle; Nc. II, Charles A. Ashby.
Immediately following the appoint
ment Of the above committee recess of
half an hour was taken in order that
the committee could prepare its report
and reasse milling the following dele
gates were declared by the committee
as entitled to seats in the convention:
District No. 1T. A. McRobie, ]. l..
Fitzwater, J. A. Wright, A. Wilson,
Theo. George.
No. p. S. Myers, c. W. Friend, N.
R. Selby, George A. Browning, George
d. Frantz.
No. &c. J. Otto, Ralph Engle, Peter
Yost, John D. Miller, Mahlon Miller.
No. 4-Henry Barnard, S. G. Ashby,
N. U. Bond, DIR. H. N. Kemp, Jacob
Stump,
No. 5-R. A. Ravenscroft. Conrad
Speicher, D. 0. Dewitt H. J. Speicher,
j. L. Englehart.
No. CIV. A. Smith, R. l.. Friese,
W, a. Speicher, Hamill Casteel. ]. A..
Friend.
No. &c. j. Rathbun, Jasper G. En-
low, Capt. j. A. Hayden, .. NJ. Dixon,
w. A. Maffett.
No. James Aronhalt, W. McCulloh
Brown, c. E. Hilleary, James Chisholm,
Z. c. Harvey.
No. 9-P. e. Finzell, Jacob Mckenzie,
Scott Layman, William Warner, Joseph
E. Finzell.
No. 1O-W. c. Jones, s. P. specht,
Allen Paugh, H. A. Hardesty, E. w.
Kelso.
No. Il Ohio c. Fike, f. P. Green,
James Merrill, George B. Mcmillan,
W, H. Jacobs.
No. u Thomas B. Wiley, Peter G.
Stark, Joel Orendorf, A. J. Oester, G..
W. Engle.
No. 10 Solomon Harvey, A. C.Smith,
A. c. Lyons, H. L. Price, J. E. Chap
pelle.
No. IA. G. Sturgiss, Scott T.
Jones, Charles A. Ashby, Austin Brown,
Edward E. Sollars.
The committee recommended that
the officers elected temporarily be made
the permanent officers of the convention
and that the following resolutions be
adopted:
"The Republicans of Garrett county
assembled at Oakland Monday, June II,
1906, in convention, do declare:
THAT we congratulate the people of
the United States upon the continued
industrial prosperity under Repub-
lican control in National affairs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14

The Republicans Of the county took
Oakland by storm On Monday last the
occasion being the county convention Of
that party for the purpose Of electing
delegates to attend the Congressional
convention to be held at Frederick City,
Md, on Tuesday, July Bird, at which
time candidate of the Republican par
ty to represent the Sixth Congressional
District Of MARYLAND in the Sixtieth
Congress of the United States will be
nominated.
The delegates from the various dis
tricts Of the county begun to arrive on
Sunday afternoon and evening, many
driving from Grantsville and interme-
date points, others coming by train and
in few instances the delegates from
nearby districts walked into town in
preference to either driving or riding
By ten O'Clock Monday the streets were
swarming with enthusiastic admirers of
the great Republican party and the
principles of government represented
by the organization.
The convention followed the district
primaries which met on Saturday pre-
ceding in the various districts Of the
county when five delegates to the coun-
ty convention from each district was
elected and in almost every primary
resolutions were introduced and unani-
mously adopted pledging the various
delegations to use all honorable means
to elect delegates to the Congressional
convention favorable to the renomina-
ton of Col. George A. Pearre. How
well these instructions were carried out
may be seen by reading the resolutions
adopted in convention on Monday.
The convention was called to order
at noon by Col. A. G. Sturgiss, chair
man Of the County Committee, who
stated the object Of the meeting and
asked for nominations for temporary
officers. Col. Sturgiss was made chair
man and J. S. Myers, of District No 2,
secretary of the convention by unani-
nous vote.
A committee on organization, creder-
tials and resolutions composed of one
member Of each district was named as
follows:
District No. l, A. f. George; No. 2,
J. S. Myers; No. 3, c. j. Otto; No. 4,
N. U. Bond; No 5, Senator R. A. Raw
enscroft; No. 6, w. A. Smith; No. 7,
Capt. James A. Hayden; No. 8, Charles
E. Hilleary; No. 9, P. E. Finzell; No.
10, S. P. Specht; No. II. F. P. Green;
No. II, George w. Engle; No. 10. j. E.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14
Dog and Pam Fight.

A prize ram belonging to John W.
Larrick, of Charlottesville, Frederick
county, on Friday defended a:fock Of
sheep attacked by dogs, and lost his
life aftera desperate battle with fierce
Great Dane. The ram and the dog
fought for three-quarters of an hour,
deep holes being torn in the sod where
the encounter took place, but the super
Tor size and strength of the dog proved
too much for his weaker adversary, and
the ram was finally killed. Four ewes
were killed before the dogs were beaten
off. After chase of nearly five miles
Mr.. Larrick and his sons killed the dogs,
six shots from a revolver being required
to put an end to the Great Dane.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14
SENATOR G0RMAN BURIED
IEterment In Oak Hill Cemetery,
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June u With simple
ceremony and in the presence only Of
members of his immediate family, the
body of Senator Arthur Pue German
was today taken from the vault in the
chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery, where it
was placed following funeral services
Thursday last, and inferred in a lot in
the cemetery selected as the last rest
ing place of the dead statesman.
The interment took place at II
o'clock, and before the casket was COW
cred with earth short prayer was of
fered up by Rev. Mr. Bird, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Laurel Md,
who was a close personal friend of Sen
ator German. Before leaving the Gem
etery the family decorated the grave
with flowers, placing upon it an oblong
mass of palm leaves six feet long, in
terwoven with white roses, white peon-
les and white carnations.
Mrs. German, widow of Senator Cor
man add not feel well enough to be
present at the burial services and re-
NAMED at her home. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 2. German,
Jr., Mr.. R. A. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Lambert, Miss German and Mr.. James
L. Norris.
The place selected for the grave OF
Senator German is large circular lot,
surrounded by a grove of oaks, in a
beautiful spot on slope just north of
the chapel and almost directly in front
Of the main entrance to the cemetery.
Near by is the grave of w. w. Cor
coran, the philanthropist, and in an adj
joining lot is the marble monument
erected to the memory of John Howard
Payne, the composer of Home, Sweet
Home" In the vicinity, farther back
in the cemetery, is the grave Of James
G. Blaine. Adjoining the lot are the
monuments Of Gen. Bliss Taylor, Gen.
Henry Francis Clarke, the Lutz monu-
ment and that of Bishop Pinkney.
After all members of the family of
the dead Senator had left the cemetery
Hon. Francis Putnam Stevens, an old
and fast friend Of the late Senator from
Maryland, and his colleague in the Sen
ate of Maryland in 1874, went out to
TAcemetery, taking with him beau
III tribute of palms and bronze ivy,
tied with deep purple silk ribbon, and
accompanied only by the keeper of the
cemetery, placed them at the foot of
the grave. The grave was covered
with palms and white roses and pinks.