davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
GDIpefer.Seie

Im SplpeIterabeno mar Die eO.s
lutberiId)e Gird)e bis uuI ben Iebten
Ylob bon Anbddtieen 9eTiqt, bic
Der ersreifenoen preoi9t bon GERM
poItor Reinbarot nit Iidtbarem Sn,
~tereiIe lauId)teu. Had S6Iup oers
ielben iuuroe bic SabresitntiItif aus
Dem 3irhenreeiiter perIeTen /: setrout
muroen 10 paores; setouft % /;
8eeroi9lmsen Is, bapon 6 Grpad.
Iene uno II Rinoer tonTirnirt 10 /;
8ommunifanten l76; II @lieoer
luuroen in bic 6emeinoe aufaenom-
men. r4sr.
Die 3ionseemeinbe fonn nit Gebt
ItcI5 auI paItor Reinbarot Iein, Der
felt ID Sohren oerielben mun Idbou
uoriteht. Wdbreno cieTer 3eit bat
er audi ihon bic Seier bon 3fpei
9oIoenen Sod3eiteu eeIeitet, ndmIid)
%oieieniaen bon 9oitlieb SIaat uno
Srou uno SohanneS &uBmauI uno
Srat. Wl0ae es paitor 9teinbarot
oer9Dnnt iein, nod meitere II Sabre
ouf ieilem poIteu aus3uharren, 10
bob er oos Iilberne SubiIaum Tsiern
fam, oas iid) nidlt oHein 3u eiuem
ibDnen Seitc fir i'm uno Ieiner Sc.
meinbe, Ionoern fir bic gauge Stnot
@nreta 9eltalten Diiroe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
WetHei9ermns

am Dienstae, ben Is. Samlar,
iperce id auI meiner 6 DleIlen 6It.
lid BON Gnrefo oeIeeenen Sorm FOL.
senoe @egenItdnoe an Die WleiItbies
tenoen offentIit ueriteiaern loTien
arbeitspferoe, ! 1Kidbrioes Eob-
len, 1 5ouiiobIen, 20 RIbe, l 9ua,
10 einidbrise RdIber, eilid,e tleine
RdIber, ! Deering Seaoer, i 6eooer
Dor, | DoppelpIfug, 1 @nienIbnei,
Der nit Sdaabor, 1 6rasmnIdine,
| 6tured,en, | Is SUB breite Gqoe,
S0bmnId1ine, 2 Wo9en, 2 guggies,
3 Yaar pieroeaeidlirre, / ciuiabec
pIeroc9eibi-r, / gDaI5e. SnnopHiise
Il. |. 10.
5err Satob 6iri9 miro feline
2 3E9tben9ite ebenfaGs bort sum
&ertduf ausbicten.
&au tnsungen. lille
Sunmen uater 1000 in 9aor,
oariiber oui 3eit 9esen CUTE CIDER.
belt uno $ Pro5ent 3hiIen 3 pros
3ent Rabott hei 9aor8obIune. lie
ibri9en Beoin9unsen ,ueroen am
BertouTSta9e befonnt semadbt.
Bel ihIedter Ditteruua Finoet Die
Veritei9ernn9 an ndhIten Gage Itott.
Sobann Stod.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
Qeiie Qufruae.

Ranm uuIer I6bl. Staotrotb tein
0ttttcI o~usfiuot8 madden INN benz
ltoncoIbien Srsiben GinbaIt 3u oe.
bietrn, lpcIdes our Nadbt3eit in gu.
refo 9etrieben miro p DicbTtdhIe,
Gimbrud)speriude, 9eiddoisun9 bon
Gi9entbum, Sd)ieBerei nit Idarfen
Potronen. 9eIetot9un9 bon 0amen
ourd unfldtbi9e Reoensarten u.y.rp.
i6einen IN IeBter 3eit our 8caeI ee-
noroen gu ieti. I'm I6Ieuuiee Ab.
billie miro orin9eno 9ebeten.
sin q Il e r.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
: Wproen. 9onnerstoo finhet

Wior9en, 9onnerstog, iinbet IN
Siour sails eine SiBune oes repu.
bIitaniiden Stoots Gentrol Gomites
ltatt, in neld)er Srt uno Datum Der
IN oteiem Sabre ob3uboItenoen repu.
bIitoniI6en Stad.sconpention feItees
Iebt lperoeu Iou. '.s|'@
- Sreo StraTIer, oers felt elm paor
0ionoten IN minneapolis oas pbo.
to9rariren erIernie, eeoentt in Gureto
elm. pboto9rapbHdes AteIier 3u er,
ridIten. a.. ma
- Sobn Sauter, ipeId1er Dor 3tpei
Sabren 3uriid ieine norolpeitlid1 BON
bier 9eIe9ene Surm uerfauTtc mo
oann noh Weber, 8aib., iiberIie.
bette, III om oort9en Samstoe nit
Iciner SomiIie tpieoer bier ein9etrof,
ZEN nm 8u bIeiben.
Der Triiber in Mouno Gitn an
idBig gelueIeue Sreberid 80. Seen
bat itd am 20. 0e8. nit SrI. 6roce
Utouo Sepmore in Youo6 perbei.
raibet.
Gu9eu, Der feline Sobu bon
5err uno Srau Gmil Sd)amber, lit
on Der Srippe ertrontt.
Say g9ir rpiinidaen Die 2eIer Dor.
auf oufmertIam 3u MAIDEN, ooB
Or. WilbcIm 6. 9oteIer, Der be.
founte SpeSioIiIt iiir 9lueen., Obren,
uno SaIstrantbeiten, am Donners.
tag ben A.. S.anuor, lpieoer in ieiner
Office in 6 urefa o~nlpeIeno Iein
Uiro. Or. 8oteler lpar Der erIte
S%pe3inIiit, Der iib i'm Staate reo:
~Itriren IieB, um oieie 3ranfbeiteu
fpeateH 8u hebauoeln. or madbte
Ioam ginger, Somuel 6ren3 uno
aoam PreBler, melde 9on3 blind
fpdren, lpieeer Iebeuo. @r furirte
Die &tnoer BON SrieoridJ 5ronfbau
ier's bon ponod, paul Bruins
oou StasuieD, gSiIbelm Suea BON
Roscoe uuo piele ancere pom Sd)tes
len. Gr t%Irirte Sobam 8uaenberaer
mo Sutob adermonn pm Eureto.
Sohonn Jtim bon Scotlono, 9. o.,
pnn Der Soubbeit, uno miiteIIt gutter
au9ensIdIer uno WeoiSinen bat er
Sunoerten gebolIen. Or. 9oteler lit
Elm 9elebrier ar3t uno elm Sdbpie
seriobn oes friiberen &onorebmit.
9lieoeS ln,o arieasminiiters 6eora
H. 0icGrarp BON So,pa. gBenn
Sbr Ollie bratiht in ben onqeTiibr.
ten aranfbeifen, oann sehet 3u ibm
unb Sbr perbet Seto Iooren. Hir
perneiIen Gatd, on be EentIdDe
9anf ncn Gureto; penn nuibpenoie.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03

hoben iidl Die NeniohrSaeIdente
(Etrennesl, meId)e IN Srantreih,
Selaien uno euremburs nod iibIidD
limb, uno Die Neuiahrspini6e ere
bolten.
Sn. einiaep 6esenoen Norooeutid,s
lambs Hnoet audi uodl ooS ,Blei.
9icBen" itoti.
Sn allen sermonild,en 20nroern
uiro bic SpIoeIter glod)t NIT SeIt-
Selo9en. 8daen uno lonItiaen llnters
hoItum9en sefeiert, uno beim eSIten
Collage Der Witternad1tsTtumbe ers
tDnt aus gIer Dtumoe Der oIte &o-
mer9ruB f:
Annum novum faustum felicem-
que tibi
ODER obaetiirSi lpie
Qrufit Neu a II!
Im Rcuiabre.W loraen b~urdlSieben
Dliliidrfopclen mo DtuIifaeieu,
IdaIten bic StroBen Der 5tdotc, bon
ben aird)thilrmeu ertonen GbprdIe,
oos Wiilttdr trdet paraoemiIorn,
fusa unb gut, aaeS lit auBer Iib
Dor Srenoe.
Sn 5ranfreid lit Der N%euinbrStos
Der sr6Bte Seicriae oes Sobres. an
lpeldem yleulobrs9eIdente OH Sas
milienmit9Iieoer uno Sreunoe uers
tbeiit lperoen.
Die Weihnodlts Seierta9e uno
gteuiobr ocrbradlte Sdreiber oieier
3eilen ouBer in %ieiner SeimotbsItoot
S%uremburs nod IN IoIsenoen Stdos
ten 3u Dies, StroBbro, 9rier,
3bIn. DiiHeloori, WioinS. SronfInrt
q. ~, Stuttgart, Yoris, Orleans,
NanteS, WtorIeille, ,3lrid), Bern,
8aiel unb 9riiHeI.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
abonuirt auT bic rsureta poH~.

~ophhlAt VII Utt HGuIelu PDI.
Daniel Sorr, 9ruber bon Sru.
5obanm Carr, lit nit ieincr SomiIie
nadl utelen OransIolen aus Stios
rnBlouo in 6ambur9 eingetrofien.
Seine d%Itsiteu 3 ainoer nuroen mes
gen franten quscn III 1borll, 9BeIt-
prelBen, o~ngebalten. Wtou fam
lid bic gage Der betriibten Gltern
lppbl poriteaen.
eolpin aod tebrie am Sans.
tag bon poaod 5uriid.
Com Sdramm uno pierce nil.
cor BON poaod unb . 5einItein
pou 3eelano Wobnten am Diemstaa
Gem 5enerUebr- goa III Gurefa bel.
Boz gbO,m;rt auT Die Gnrefa goh.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
SuaeIaufen.

gui meiner Sarm am 10. De3em.
Der, 9 gieilen 6ifid) bon Gureta,
cine Sdimmelm6hre, miseIdbr 10
Sa5re eli, lit beIdoren bel benz
Gommboar uno bel benz Sdnona.
Der Gi9entbiimer fam oieielbe bel
mir aesen aoItenentIddoieuns alb
bolen.
17ion biIipp DsiEeL
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
Neniahr

elm bon ieber ben Dienid)en lpidlti'
ger Gag mar, mcIdem Iie aui Der.
Idoiebene Weiie Ieierten.
Der gteuiabrstag Der Suoen mar
Der erite Tag oee Nonots SiId,ri /;
er luuroe fir ben Tag eebotten, al
meId1em Soft Serid)t bielt (oaber
Sorn Soooin @eridtstaeL iolpie
Iir aooms GrIhoFfmesta9.
9ei ben perIern mar Elm groBes
0oItsIeTt (gleoru3), meId,es ieoeS
UtaI Der erIte Sos, 100 bic Come
IN oas 3eiden oes ySiobers tritt,
gefeiert puroe uno oeiIen Seier Die
9erier aud bel Der DerbeIieruno
ibree 9olenoers ourd Didelob co
Din Wtelif Sdab mlo IelbIt bel 2In.
uohmc oes Sslom, pb9Ieid Iettoem
Der orobiidleu Galenoerredntne
iolgeuo, beibebieIten.
Tie Homer opIerteu am ytsuiabrss
tog benz Souns, beionoers eiuen
petBen Stier. SIM SonuCtempeI, 10
pie IN 9on5 Rom. luurne piel 9tdu.
derpert ou9e5iuoet ole neuerlpdbl
ten Dtagiitrate 5o9eu IN pro5eIiion
in's Gopi!ol uuo opierten bier Dem
Supiter. Wan nabm auerbuno Sc
idlGite Dor. neil mani oeren 6eIingen
fir cine allidIide 8orbeoeutma fir
oas 9an3e Sabr erodtete. geIonoers
.poren Die NcuiahrSpiinIde uno
neutrality-suspicious. (Strenae) iiblid,
lueId)e Iebtere in persoloeten Dot.
teln uno pfloumen, 5ei9en, Sonie,
alien IeItenen Iliin3en uno ueridies
oenen 2leini9teiteu beItanoen.
Annum novum faustum fell
cemque tibi I! (Gin neues eIiidlidoes
mo oeiegueteS .Sobr Gir rieIen
Iih bic 9e9esnenoeu an. Die RoiIer
mndten nadber bic Neuiabrss
geIbente an elmer oriifenoe abonbe;
4. =. 8aiIer Golieula uobm, einen
aauaen Tag in Der 9orbaae oes
Yoloites itebeno. Iolhe 6eId1ente
pom 5ohen uno Nieori9eu ali.
Sn Der SDrllfltd1en StrcDe mar Der
Qeuiobrstos unidngIid fem SeIt.
tag 5alo ober mliroe er IeitIih be-
oonaen, nm ole 1ldubigeu bon benz
heipniiden Spettatel oh5u3ieben mo
3u elmer 9uBIeier 3n pereinioen.
Rad Der SeitItelIun9 bes 8eburts.
to9es Seiu auI ben %. DECEMBER
muroe ouT ben /. Sanuar bae Seit
Der 9eihneionms Seiu perIest uno
pics audi in Der GpanseIiIfen airdbe
beibcbolten, wieluobl bic preoiat IN
Der mobernen 3eit meni9er ben SeIt
ae9enItano, OILS pieInebr Rids une
9orbiide in Dit 3eit bcbnnoeli.
Don ben alien beioniId)eu Siiten
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
@rieffnnen.

6. ). g, Si;tou, %. .. Shre
9orreipouoen3 erIheirt I'm uddIiter
drummer.
u. g., 0enboiI. q. 9. = Sbre in,
tereIIante RorreIponoen3 erIdbeiut in
nddDIter Summer.
:. g, Gureto. - Sbre RorreIpon.
oen3 erIfeint in ndfbIter Summer.
Srieorid Settid, giidaeps Sobn,
IN Yer9norI, SiioruBIono. Srieo.
rid Edmmle Ibidt Sbnen eineu Sabr.
gang Der YGureta Toit" uno ldBt
Sic bitten, 9eridte ein3uienoeu.
gtuf8epabt.
5u benz Speiit64 sen nit gIed, be-.
ihla9enemR Tapio Sioot'ihen Se.
bduoe an Wlom gtruBe in Gureta
tbmt Sbr Tsbr bttige 5tabI6ieu. Seis.
upo &odJDien betommen, iorpie per.
Id)ieoene 4le6 uno GiIenuauteu.
8orrdtbi9e viii G uno 3uderlpareu
fir ShriItbdume an 6ano. Serner
ale Sorten Watfin's gieoi3inen uno
oos beriibnlte Wottin's 8iebitter.
9erihieoene SdIitten uno Sdlinen,
IduIer.
2ommt uno ipredDt bel mir Dor.
Gapio Sfaat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03

Der Teuerlpebr. Ball in Iber
been, Der i'm ueuen 6oB'Ihen 6e,
bduoe al eeholten murpe. nor elm
9roBarti9er @rToIs. Scgeu 1000per.
Ionen batten Tid eineeIunoen. Wtopor
u. ". aIorid erbfneie nit Srou R.
&. SbcmpIin ben ,Srono Wlord)",
benz Sunoerte bon Pooren ioIeten.
Die San3enoen batten $4,000 Sua,
orqtIuB Roum our 9erIiieune.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03
Gs aebt uns niAts am.-M

sc gcbt uaS nt@tS an.-g8ir
haben fein 9tebt ben GeIern All rnten,
lpelhe Wteoi3tn lie eebroudDeu iolen,
menn aber bic berid)teieu 2uren ais
entideioenoes nrteiI aenommen per,
ben miiiien, oann lit .Sornt's 'gIpen
trdttter'8 lutbeleher seluiB Elm Dell.
mittet, rueIdeS neit iiber ben oe.
pDbuIiden Itebt uno Die Yeadhlne
aIIer oentenoen UtenfGeu peroient.
'Gr tuuroe 5uerIt ourd) Den alien Or.
Deter Sabrnep i'm Snhrc 17SO hers
9eItellt. 8ieIeS ate Gr6uter SeiImittel
lit nidJt 10 betannt, ais es iein f1nnte,
oa eS niemalS IN Ipotbeten pertouIt
nuroe. Gr lit ourd bier Senerotio,
men, oellen oas Ge3ept oils cine 90.
mtlien GrbI6aft 8uTiel, imperdnoert
bergeItellt tporoen. 8eitere 2lustunIt
erbdIt man our6 Gdreiben on bic
ieBi9cn Gi3entbiimer, Die biretten
Hohtommeu oes alien Or. Deter
Sohrnep, Or. Better Sabrnep q
Cons So, 112-11S 90. 6opue aue.,
Sbico9o, 81.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-03

Aenfnbr.

Sn DeuihIano, Deferred, uno
etni3en 2ontonen Der SItIdpeis lit
Der ,lpeite WethnohtStoe ebenTans
ein 9cIeslider Seisrtag. am 9ors
mittog peroen nte 8ottesoienItc in
ben GirGen beIucbt, pGbrcno Der
Tadmittos uno abeno ben 1Iients
lihen euitbartciten sepinmet 1T.
in Sronfreid, ieiert man am Sei.
Ii9en abemo ben Reveillon, bel ,ueI
dDem cine sebrotene Sans uersebrt
lpiro.
Die Seier oes oritten Weibnohts-
to9cs inoet nur uoh IN einigen
Se9enoen DeutIbIonos Itott.
Der leBte Tag oes 5obres, Der
81. DECEMBER, lit an SIREN oes
RopItes ct. SpIueItcr L. eelpeibt.
DieIer mar elm H0mer uno Sobn
oes HuIftnus uno puroe i'm Sobre
3l4 popIt. Gr Ioa ben Roiier Son,
]Itautin 9etouft uuo ooIdr Die erite
S6enfun9 FIR ben pGpItlihen Shubt
erbolten buben.
Der SplneIter. abcno cine Der
3lpolI gtGdte niro iiberaa, 100
Der Sre9orioniIGbe GoIenoer in Sci.
tung lit, BON ben W~tenIden 9efeiert,
bu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
cassatt Averse to Testifying.

1t has been definitely decided that A. ].
Cassatt. president of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, viii not be among the chiefs OF the
Ave soft-coal-carrying roads to take adj
vantage OF the letter issued by the inter-
state commerce commission on Wednesday
giving them the opportunity Of appearing
in this city on next Thursday and EXPLAIN
ing the apparent evidences of graft and
discrimination that have been brought to
light under the Tfllman-G Gillespie resolution.
From semi-oh1cial source 1t was an
nounced in Philadelphia Saturday that moth
ing short of an especially written request
bearing the earmarks Of a subpoena would
induce Mr.. Cassatt to appear before the
commission It was intimated, however,
that the Pennsylvania's chief executive Will
prepare a statement to be filed with the
commission. John B. Thayer. fourth vice
president OF the company. 1t Is said, will
this city Thursday morning and present II
to the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
HARD-FoUGHT PRIMARY.
Pearre Carried Eight and Dawson
Seven Precincts.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF me SUR
ROCKVILLE. Md, June IS. 1906.
The republican congressional primary
contest In this county Saturday was hard
fought In nearly all the districts there
were close contests. and what was prob
ably the heaviest vote ever cast at a repub-
lcan election In this county was polled-
Everything passed off peaceably and good
feeling prevailed.
Complete returns show that Col. George
A. Pearre carried eight of the sixteen pre-
cints Of the county. MIR. Thomas Dawson
seven and former Representative John Nc
Donald one. The districts In which Col.
Pearre was successful were Clarksburg,
Colesville, Jamestown. Bethesda, Gathers
burg, GAINESVILLE and both precincts Of
Wheaton. Mr.. Dawson carried Laytons-
vile, Poolesville, both precincts of Rock
Vile, both precincts Of Oiney and Damas-
Gus, while the friends of Capt. John Nc
Donald were unopposed in Potomac dis
trict, his home. In several of the districts
the vote was very close. Mr.. Dawsons
majority In Laytonsviile was only seven
while Col Pearre carried Colesviile by q
similar margin. Jamestown went for Col.
Pearre by eighteen.
The county convention today Is composed
of IA delegates nine from each precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
RETURNS TO BE HANGED.
CAPTURE Of an Escaped Murderer IN
South Carolina.

Chief of Police Eaton of Lake CITY, t1a-'
was in Charleston Saturday with Jesse Gam
colored, who had escaped from a Florida
tail eleven years ago while under sentence
OF death. Gain was tried and convicted at
Lake city for shooting woman In the
back as she was running away from him,
and the jury had ordered a short rope
Seven days before the date set for his exc
cution Gain escaped and came to South
Carolina, where he settled quietly down
near Kingstree, opened q store, rented
fcur-horse farm and proceed to prosper;
He had left wife in Florida, but DECIDED
not to risk anything by sending for her,
and married another woman after reaching
this state, and three children are left IN
Kingstree The police recently heard that
Gain was In Kingstree. and MS arrest Ioi.
Vowed He made stubborn resistance, but
afterward consented to go back to Florida
and the waiting moose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

SIGNS appropriate to their surroundings
They ara seven and one-half feet high and
s ase q E q g tnat otner cases may oe
his co1ietsn,, IT, = .,s.s ~ ..is.sI.
manuscripts. bindfnrx. objects If art and
curfos win be sx hthifed IN f.ases ,,ror, the
floor
While Mr.. Morgan has mot vet announced
his intentions. Il Is Understood an0nr hIs
friends that this beaufffuI bs,Jid,nc am, in
contents win sooner or later be presented
to the city OF New York under sucja condI-
tons as WIN permit his treasures TO be
seen and enjoyed by the public. He has an
even larger number of valuable objects
scattered about Europe than he has here
but our odtous tariff laws framed for the
protection Of American capital and labor.
and 10 encourage the education and cul-
ture OF the people viii not permit him to
bring them home without payinc a duty
equal to half their value Mr. MORGAN re-
fuses to submit to such an imposition He
feels that Congress ought to encourage him
to make these collections and to bring
home to America rare books and works OF
art and other objects Of Interest instead OF
making him pay a heavy penalty for his
patriotism and his efforts to promote the
culture of his fellow-countrymen. He is
willing to walt until the duty on art and
literature is repealed
rr rr -
AeAnS son spanish Museum-
The other building to which referred 10
q library OF nearly similar siza sfxty nv
ono ht,ndrod feat b,,;,t Tna;or.
-
seone ana . oeautiIui example OF the ionic
schooi. 1t Is perfectly simple and pure in
Its symmetry. The facade Is a colonnade
OF Ionic columns incios,nv wi+h,n the,r
range three Observation-Disclosures IN either
side of the nortico ar the center Tn zach
Of fhe snaces ara the ,vindoyv. 81 twn
stories. the first formed with sani-circular
arched tons ana the second with scuare
latticed cones The buiIlinv Was desiened
by Mr. Charles p Huntington yo,,np
American architect who has recentiy re-.
turned from sir years. s.ndv at the Eeole
des Rea,lx-art. In paris Not an ATOM of
wood is used In its construction There is
nothing hut steel atone and hric, and the
interior flnishinps are conner Tho interior
concnrisea % main raa dinr rnor, on tho f3rst
floor with . wide halrony &C tho second.
The reading rnon, whtnh r,,ns N. entire
iansth ~ ~ b,,;;d,,,s q. sS,,rr,,,ndad hv
a rcodas of tho Snan;sh t,-na an6 tba light
comes entirelv from ahoye The entire In
terior 4. ~ the ,,,rast sn. n.ab the hook
shelves tha ca.as the frsrujt,,ra and the
show cases for curios all being of similar
DESIGN MOST nj the hooks viii he kent in
49, Sa.ar,e,,t ~ th.re - . sustey, Of cor
,,avars hr u,,,ch q Visitor ,nay send an or
xssr 20 81. lihrarian ond raceive the hook no
oil, for uithont Iaa wing his se.t
peneo+b the haiconv will be series of
90 sss sor the exhihition ~ objects of Snan-
-txtae,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
Woman Made Frantic by First Rail.
road Ride.

Her first trip on railroad train SO
frightened Mrs. Charles Skinner, seventy
years old, wife of farmer living near Ben
ton. Pa. that the train had to be stopped.
Her son had induced her to go to Danville
to visit relatives and they boarded the train
in Benton. No sooner had the train started
than Mrs. Skinner screamed with fright.
and as the noise and the motion OF the train
increased and the scenery began to rush
past her she became frantic with fear ara
that she would die OF fright. he had the
train stopped and they alighted after It had
gone half mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
W. T. Hornaday Recovering.

William T. Hornaday. director of the New
York Geological Park is recovering slowly
from the rare disease. iictinomeosis. which
he is supposed to have contracted six weeks
ago from a monkey which he was treating
for sore throat During last week he was
out for a drive several times. and has spent
a short time at the zoo. 1t was said last
night at his home In the Bronx, N. r..
that though not out of danger, he was
going along nicely on the road to health
-Four weeks ago he was operated on for
mastoidjtis his Infection having first devei-
oped al tonsilitis. The wound Is healing.
He Is still under the care OF doctors and q
nurse. and II will be two months before he
resumes his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
Exhibition Rooms.

There are two apartments for exhibition
purposes. the east room and the west
room, the approaches to which are fanked
by four columns seventeen feet high Of
ancient Greek Cippiline marble Of great
beauty which were brought by Louis XVI
from Rome for his chateau Bagatelle near
Paris and recently sold at auction under
the orders Of the French government. Mr.
McFkim bid them In and brought them
home for Mr.. Morganss library
In the Farneslna Palace I'm Rome. The
west room has an old ceiling from Flor
ence and a chimney piece from Ffesole
Both are worthy of exhibition In any art
gallery In the world Above base OF pure
white Norwegian marble, the walls OF the
library are divided into panels by pllasters
seventeen feet high Of rose-coiored mar
BILE known a. Skyros from 0reeee, and the
panels are filed with uoaaica laid dry Ia
tiny cubes three-eights OF an inch IN lisa
The book shelves are OF 9ul0deru Italian
walnut inlaid With sandal wood end o. de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
Complain Against Japanese.

widespread and growing dissatisfaction Is
manifested by American and European mer-
chants. banks and shipping firms against
the Japanese administration In Manchuria.
The Japanese occupation under the Ports
mouth treaty will continue until next April,
and in the meantime foreign commerce is
almost blocked. the Japanese merchants
gaining advantages which make 1t increas-
ingly dificult to compete with tkam For
eign goods enter Manchuria through Port
NiuchwanK. where the regular Chinese
customs duties are levied. while the Japa-
nese Import through Da1ny and Anthug
Without duty. &ulcden and Antung are
eirna7s sire not permitted to 80 inland with
out Japltneee passes. ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

| the hor esty of the man. believe him one
| of the greatest men politically in the coun-
| try today. He has forced his opponents to
| adopt his views on public questions. Why.
| today the best Bryan follower in the coun-
/! try is the present occupant of the White
House. Theodore Roosevelt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

front during the Russo-Japanese war as a
member of the STAFF of Gen. Nozu- As stu
dents of the Imperial University, with
neither Mr.. Kubota nor Mr.. Okura were
permitted to go the front In the time OF
war.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-17
Voting Machines Hang in the Balance.

AS we go to press nothing has been
heard from the voting machine case
on trial at Des MONIES before the Iowa
Supreme Court. and the county Off
Gals and others interested, which
means every voter in the county, are
still in a quandry as to the method to
be used for voting in the elections
in this county this fall. The history
of the case is we'll known to all.
Judge Hobson granted a temporary
injunction restraining the Board Of
Supervisors from accepting or using
the machines until the matter had fin
ally been decided in the courts, as TO
whether the purchase or use Of the
machines was legal, but the voting
machine company appealed to the SUI
preme court as TO the legality of the
temporary injunction, obtaining a
writ of certiorari and the advance
ment of the case on the docket of the
supreme court to yesterday, when the
case came on for hearing at Des
Noines. The voting machine COM
pany is represented by Read q Read,
J. X. Macomber, Des Moines; Frank
KEEPER, Rochester, n. Y, and E. w.
Cutting of DEBORAH, and the opposite
side by E. r. Acers. n. Willett and
c. N Houck of DEBORAH. Doubtless
the matter will be definitely deter
mined within few days.