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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Drunk and AsIeep-Dead Now.

The body of Henry White, negro, was recently found lying in the Lin coin county road in Jefferson county and the indications were that he had been dead about two hours. He was found lying on one side of the road with a watermelon and a piece of meat near him. The watermelon was not broken, but the meat looked as if wagon wheel had passed over 1t. evening as he left town and it is supposed that he fell down in the road and went to sleep and wagon passed over his head, as the skull was broken in several places.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

4sA Wash, writes:
 "I feel better than I have for over four years. l have taken several bottles of Peruna and one bottle of Manalin.
 !" can now do all of my work in the house, milk the cows, take care of the milk, and so forth. { think Peruna is q nOsf wonderful medicine.
 '' believe 1 would be in bed to-day if had not written to you for advice. l had taken all kinds of medicine, but none did me any good.
 Peruna has made me we'll and happy girl. l can never say too much for Peruna."
 Not only women of rank and leisure praise Peruna, but the wholesome, use full women engaged in honest toll would not be without Dr. Hartman's world renowned remedy.
 The Doctor has prescribed it for many thousand women every year and he never fails to receive multitude of let ters like the above, thanking him for his advice, and especially for the won- derful benefits received from Peruna.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Double Traoedy in Union.

There was a double tragedy lately near the Edgar Lumber Company's logging camp, Union county. Rufus Eastridge fatally wounded Charley Bishop in attempting to arrest him, and was himself killed by Bishop. Bishop was under indictment on charge of killing Dallas Hunter in September, 1903, and several warrants were out against him for selling whis- key. It is thought that Eastridge was attempting to arrest him for the latter offense. Bishop resisted arrest and Eastridge shot him six times with a pistol of large caliber. It was after he fell that Bishop fired the shot which killed Eastridge, the ball pierc- ing the heart. Both men died in few minutes. Eastridge was also un- der indictment on charge of killing Young Parnell near Three Greeks two years ago
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
She Did Her Part.

Investigation of the Confederate records has disclosed the fact that independence county sent P con- panies of soldiers, with a total of more than 1,700 men, into the Con- federate service. As many as four companies of Union soldiers also went from there. Baxter's Fourth Arkansas Regiment was recruited at that DOint
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Farmers Mean Business.

At a recent meeting of the Farmers Union at Tomberlin it was voted to establish warehouses in Lonoke coun- ty for the storing and holding of cot ton, which contemplates one at Cabot, one at Lonoke and one at England. The meeting also voted to send a young man to a textile school to learn the business of grading cotton.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Typhoid at Naval Academy.

Annapolis. Md.-Three members of the new fourth class at the naval aca- demy are now confined to the academy hospital with typoid fever. They are Eugene Thorpe of Louisiana. J. H Smith of Ohio and Edward Webb of Louisiana All three were taken sick abroad the practice ship Severn.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Former Mayor Dead,

w. H. Bogart, mayor of Newport in 1882 and 1883. and, as shown by the office to which he was honored, very highly respected citizen, died July 8, 1906, at his home in Minneapolis, Minn. He leaves wife and children to mourn his death.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Won't Arrest John.
Ice Men lacked Up.

Cineinnati.-Fifteen indictments on charges of restraint of trade in the matter of advancing the price of ice have been returned by the Grand Jury. Ten individuals and five firms were indicted, all being members of the Ice Dealers Exchange. Those indicted are members of the exchange who at tended a meeting on May 30, when a general advance in the price was de cided On
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

J. c. Still, who resides on the J. K. Bryant place, near Bingen, reports the most prolific crop of squash known in Hampstead county. He says he has two hills from which he has gathered 1S1 squash, and that there are "A more still on the vines.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Shipments of Fruits.

The shipment of Elberta peaches from Crawford county has begun Cantaloupes in large quantities are also being shipped to foreign markets. In few days melons and peaches will be shipped in carload lots.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
There's Life in the old Land Vet

The Faulkner County Grand Jury. in it's report, says the sanitary condi- tions at the county farm in regard to beds and bedding are very unsatisfae- tory, and not in keeping with the dig nifty of the county. The Grand Jury the farm.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Spadra Miners Take Up Pick.

The minars of the Spadra district have returned to work, but the Russellville miners are still out. It is reported that the operators of Rus sellville are urging their men to go against the officials of the union, and this is the cause of the difficulty there
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
AII.american Conoress Meets

Rio Janeiro-The Pan-American Congress held is first session in the St. Louis Pavilion. The delegates were enthusiastically cheered by great crowds
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Little Rock Man Gets It.

Nick Peay was the lowest and best bidder for the construction of a sew, craze system in District No. in Ma rianna, and has been awarded the contract. The contract price is 1000.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
A Nasty Business.

A couple of Mermons who have been preaching in the streets of Rog- CTS had their meeting rudely inter- rupted by crowd of boys The youthful assailants threw water upon the sMormons and bespattered them with eggs, both fresh and ancient
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

The taking of the census of the Siloam Springs school district has been completed. The total number of pupils of school age is 100, of which 400 are girls and 300 boys. There are In the district 570 taxpayers.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
An ordinance has been adoptef

An ordinance has been adopted by the Texarkana City council prohibit ing the use and sounding of gongs on the strets of the city by vehicles other than those of the Fire Department, un- der a penalty not exceeding s10 for every offense.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

The Cape Colony authorities have been petitioned to set apart a poets corner" in the cathedral at Capetown.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09
The Queens Mistake.

Princess Ena, now Queen Victoria OF
Spain. wore pearls on her wedding
day. She made a great mistake.
Pearls worn at a wedding means tears
are to be shed through the married
state; so runs the Spanish proyerb'
When the Empress Eugene was finish
ing her toilet to go to Notre Dame on
her wedding morning an old Spanish
servant of hers burst into tears and'
reminding her of their native adage'
begged her not to wear her pearl neck
lace. Eugene, paying no heed to the
warning, wore the necklace all the
same, and her life, as all the world
knows, has been one long tragedy. Her
necklace was a remarkable one, con-
sisting Of a large number Of pearls, so
the bride who only wears a few need
not dread the proverb so much, for,
after all, no woman's life is entirely
free from tears.-Boston Transcript.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09
A N1nnin For Murder.

There is now in custody in Leipsic
. a man named Dittrich. who is charged
with ten murders. some committed III
Germany and some in Austria. He
was first arrested for the murder of a
woman near Koenigstein. He then
not only confessed. but admitted two
other murders near Leipsic and three
in Austria. As the man has been sew
eral times in an asylum, the case was
ut first thought to be one Of homicidal
ballucination, but information from the
Austrian police confirm tile mans
statements. The Berlin police have
now satisfied themselves that he is
also the author of four mysterious
murders committed between 1894 and
1905 in the GrunewaldfOrt, on the Lun-
fernbeide, at Erchwalde, and in the
forest of Zenthen. Under interroga'
ton Dittrich said, Il should need
dozen heads to pay for all the lives
| have taken"
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09
-. senublican Majority In m'enIs"H

g.+,o3+ Nov. 7.-GOvernOF W aIIIsI
petsoi', tso ertire Republican state ticket
ana ana 'pe been elected by 10000 to 100000
nav ,oritv ~ Republican congressional
maJ9iis nSidates IN each of the u Michigan
cahuion'GI 3lliots having been elected, and the
~, hspT't ~ the state legislature, with pos
lsy ,y,litv ~ Of it's entire membership
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09
,,,hIicane Carry Utah.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 7.LEne ne ne.
DubIicans in Utah have elected ,i.,. tnel. ,.O.
p ptote ticket by the usual plurality re, :,
4,,rning su'rT Joseph Howell to congress ano
oIa oIacting r Joseph E. Frick justice OF the
sunreme court.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09
aesvLTs IN RHODE ISLAND
n.rooratio Governor Elected But t"'
''''0 eoislature Republican,

,.,,,,dence R. l., Nov. s. - Mayor
James H. Higgins D, OF Fa|'TT4ey' "a Tftter
= 5afeated s,te Governor George II. Ut'e[, s
de'sa,r0 q sor reelection by plurality oil
Fooe n, " according to complete returns.
l,o IZoo' oct Of the Republican state ticket
inc elected g9 Republicans control the
was .,aI assembly, which is to choose
United States senator 70 suo'eIo t,,l
George G peabody wetmore: IN Tn, 1
Tgo5s J5'rst congressional district D. L; D
Fnnnger. F,rS' D.. was elected over Eiish'
G,@r Gl'ar R by 727 plurality. The con
~, Dyoas,ona1 delegation remains un
changed.
Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09
HIGH GRADE MEATS

,,o What we handle in our Market
nothing else; and the frugal care care
fni bousekeeper will find this kind
Of marketing far more economical al
in the end than lower graz gt " -
Meats. Nothing is cheap that Is
not good. will oct
frlt-cIass meats at moderate prices
Pa Farmers we want your fat cattle
calves and hogs.
Walter H. DAVIS,
Meat Market, - SouVi -n ~ v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
Apuntes miscelanicos

En- Francia los empleados de
transporte son los que tienen mas
uniones, pero los de industries meta
l1rgicas, de construction y textiles,
lenen mayor n1meros de .miem-
bros.
En- 1905 trabajaban en- Suiza II, :
oIs kusos en- la industria de Ia seda
movidos por vapor. En- el mismo
sfo, Sc exportaron de Ia rep1blica,
scdas por valor de $22, 400 900.
-El aflo pasado, la India dedico
1867 900 de acres al cultivo de alQo-
don, este af1o los plantlos cubren r.
1890 de acres 10 que da IN au-
mento de cerca de IN por ciento.
-Debido 4 las restricciones 4 Ia in
migracion china en- Canada, durante
los dltimos afios han desembarcado
en- Vancouver muchos indostanicos
que trabajan Ell los acerraderos y
minas.
-Desdc que Austria declare la
guerra arancelaria & Servia, 81 pre-
clio de Ia carne ha subido en- Viena
de tai manera, que los carniceros han
decidido pedir al gopierno que abra
la frontera al trafico del ganado.
Ell bacalao Sc vende en- Noruega
por pleas, sin 1elacion al peso 6 ia
mafio, que varla mucho. Para con-
seryarlo, Sc emplea sal solamente,
sin embargo, secan algunos al aire
libre y este recibe el nombre de pc
jepalo.
La production de azdcar de re-
molacha en- Michigan, ha subid@ de
S y medic toneladas por acreken 1904
4 70 toneladas en- 1905.
Desde el mes de Mayo, Ia indus
tria carbonera de Alemania no ha da-
do q basto la demanda y Sc siente
inquietud con la llegada del invierno.
La gran actividad que rein6 en- las
fabricas de hierro y acero, han sido
causa, en- parte, de esa escasez.
-Nueva Ze1andia no tiene atm
mas que 1874 millas de ferrocarriles
en- I'm area de Io4 900 mil1as de te-
rreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
OBRAS DE DERECHO
INTERSTATE A LOS ABoeADos.

Sc ha11n Ia B0IETlN
Derecho los Concentrates C6dgo Civil po
q mn 6dgo Sevo el dmo de Ia jurisprudencia 10
Civil del Tribunal Supreme 7spanol v A. NJ
sado af Jurisprudence del misno Tribunal noada Panta
dsde e1 a6o 1893 C6dgo de-
Ulamar 6ltimas edciones de G6ngora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
BiDIiO|eC0 dc I|i|id(d PIid|Ql

La Practica De la Homeopa ia slnpl
fcada.
T os Anin1ales de Corral
Manual del Tiatorero smarehas.
FL Cccinero &c Ia Fanilia
Manipulaci6n De Ia Leehe.
Manual sobIe Arboles Frulalss.
Tratado De Carpin+erfa tonos.
Trasado del cofte de Csnisas.
.Tratado de Fotografia.
Manual de Esgrima.
Las grae3es splicaciones de Ia
Electricidad,
Tratado~ de Electricidad
Corte Y Hechura &c Trajes para
Hombres y Mics.
Medicina Ve,erina.ia.
Tratado practice de las AT6qainas.
Dina moelectricas.
De venta en- ei gOLETlN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
DICCIONARIO COMPLETE
DE LA
L-engua Espanola
P0R
M. RODRIGUEZ NAvAS

La presente obra contiene:
Vocabulario general, con doble nd
nero de artfcu1os que los Dicciona-
rios usuales, inc1uso el de Ia Aca-
demia EspafIola dehnicion y expli-
cacion de las varias acepciones de
cada terfnino tecnologfa cientlhca,
artfstica industrial, comercial y me
canica; vocabulario de ideas ahnes ;
sinonimas y etimologfas analizadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
.CONGRESO De La LENGUA'
Conclusion J

pero es una gran yerdad: en- el
AmpuTdan apenas Sc escucha,
de .Ramo a Pascua, el castella-
no. Y es mas fuera parte de
Barcelona, de la capital de Ia
rragona y de Lerida, nuestra
lengua rarisima, de la mayoria
de los espanoles, apenas Sc ha-
bla, nj casi Sc entiende por los
hijos de Cataluf1a; Y todos por-
que no hemos tenido en- ninglln
tempo IN gobernante con e1
sentido de la realidad que cs
precise para percatarse de la
conveniencia de que Sc ensene
el castellano a los espanoles do
Catalula.
Y sobre este asunto importa
consignar IN dato: con 81 rcna-
cimiento del idioma catalan, en-
la segunda mitad del siglo xIx,
coincide el hervor del senti-
miento regionalista. Durante
los siglos XVII Y XVII estuvo el
idioma catalan muy en- desuso,
que mejor conyuntura que esta
pudo aprovechar el poder cen
tral para estableccrse en- Cata-
luna, y singularmente en- las
aldeas, la ensenanza obligato-
ria del idioma castellano? Te-
nemos en- esta bendita nacion
el habito de gobernar a estaca-
zos limpio, y snadie Sc cura de
precaver los nj de culdar que Sc
produzcan. Propagar por to-
dos los medios el idioma de Ger
vantes, sin desdenar nj menos
:zaherir el habla Ide los natura-
les de cierta Tegiones, serla, sin
duda, mas efcaz, para el fin de
la solidaridad nacional, que es
Ell fulminar de veZ en- cuando
decrctos ridiculos, como el 1887
para herir y humillar Ell orgu-
lilo de In pueblo.
Sc que me dira el lector que
hay gustos que merecen palos
mas 20 me he met1do a defen-
sor, por no decir a palad1n, de
IN idioma que no me gusta y
que casi no entiendo. Y este
10 hago a fuer de espanol, y ha-
llandOme muy convencldo de
que en- este negocio de la len
qua esta la medula del catala
nismo, porque hay que fjarse
en- Ia realidad, y, renunciando
al maniquf empolvado del es-
panolismo quijotecos-y en- otro
aspecto del asunto-ver y tocar
de cerca los obstaculos que en-
sus relaciones con la admins
TRACTION de justicia 8 con la au-
turidad gubernativa, forzosa-
mente Sc han de encontrar in
dividuos que desconocen 8 no
conocen bien la lengua Official.
=. Hay que tener en- cuenta
pongo por case, que Ell payes de
laaldea que acude al domicilio
delnotario para que este le re-
dacte una escritura, que ha de
ponerse en castellano, no en-
tiende" 10 que aquel funciona
rio le lee y, por ende, Sc MEGA q
flrmarlo. Hay que tener en-
cuenta, ademas, que ese mis-
mo payes de mi eiemplo es
acusado de cualquier delito y
compaTece en- las sesiones del
juicio oral, donde no entiende'
las preguntas del presidente Y
del fiscal, no siendo aventura
do suponer que, por el descono-
cimiento del lenguaje, sea con-
denado sin deber serlo, 4 presi-
dio 8 d la horca.
Mi buen amigo Roca Y Roca
insigne escritor barcelones, ma
RIO una vez en- La Vanguar-
dia este case veridico:
Il. Tn jueZ castellano. de cierto
paTtido dc la provincial dc Ta
Tragona, tomaba declaTaciones
a.un testigo, quien di)o que IN
sujeto habia amenazado q otro.
Y como 10 amenazo?-p re-
gunlo el juez.
Ab & puny alt '-respon-
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01

Miguel de Unamuno.
J. Martinez R'lZ.
Antonio Zozaya.
Timoteo Orbe.
Dionisio Perez.
Rafael A1tamira.
Pic Paroja.
Emilio Bobadi1la.
Pedro Mata.
Mariana Turmo Baselga.
Rafael Pamplona Escudero.
Ricardo Carreras.
G. Martinez Sierra.
Magdalena Santiago Fuentes.
]. Menendez Agusty.
Jose Segarra.
E. Gomez de Baquero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01

tentativa de asesinato, hasta
que Sc desvanecio Ell error algun
tempo despues.
.GsssOss5O Gert6n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15
SCORES AT BASE BALL

Chica go, Sept. II. = Following are
the base ball scores:
League: At Boston-Philadelph 4,
Boston 2; at Pittsburg-Cincinnati 3,
Pittsburg 5; Second game) Cincinnati
o. Pittsburg 3-seven innings; at st.
Louis-Chicago &, st. Louis 2; at New
York-Rain.
American: AT Philadelphia-Bost
4, Philadelphia 3-ten innings; at De-
troit-Cleveland s, Detroit O; at. Wash
ington-New York 4, Washington 2
seven innings, rain; at Chicago = st.
Louis 0. Chicago 0-nine innings, dark
ness.
Association: AT Kansas City-Min-
neapolis 8, Kansas City 5; at Milwau-
kee-St. Paul 4, Milwaukee 8; at In
dianapolis-I ouisville 3, Indianapolis
4; at Toledo-Columbus 1, Toledo 0.
Western: At Sioux City-Des Moines
L, Sioux City 4: (second game) Des
Moines 3. Sioux City 4-eight innings;
at Pueblo-Omaha II, Pueblo z; at
Denver-Lincoln 2, Denver Z.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15
BRAKES FAILED TO WORK
SOMEBODY Turned a Cock on the Air
Brake, and Killed Twelve
Travellers.

Montreal, Sept. 14.-Failure of the
air brakes at critical moment was the
cause of the wreck on the Canadian
Pacific railway near Sudbury, in which
twelve persons were killed and twelve
badly injured, according to state
ment issued by General Manager Nc
Nicoll, of the road.
THE engineer Of the east-bound en-
press was not killed, and he asserted
that the wreck was caused through the
failure of the brakes to work." said
McNlcoll. A hasty examination of the
train proved the correctness Of his as
sert1on. A little back of the middle
OF the express an angle cock on the
air brake tubes had been turned, which
shut off the rear half of the train.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15
CHARGE OF ELECTION FRAUD
Made by Democratic Candidate in
Maine-Says 1t Will Be In
Vosfip4fAd

Portland, Me-. Sept. 14.-"This cleo
ton will be thoroughly investigated
and it is likely the investigation will
be carried to the ballots if need be-
This statement was issued by Cyrus w.
Davis, Democratic candidate for gov
ernor at the election Monday, who in
the face of the returns was defeated
by Governor William L. Cobb, Repub-
lican, by $3.50 votes.
A careful revision Of the lists in
the light of belated returns indicate
the Democrats will have eight of the
thirty-one senators and sixty of the
151 representatives in the next legisla-
ture. This is a gain for the minority
party of four senators and thirty-four
representatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15
Discovered.

'Tn all my life," declared the lady
VINO is Grating ON the emancipation Of
woman, "there is nothing of which I
am ashamed. Neither in act, thought
nor word have L"
"One moment, madam" interrupts a
man with a sharp nose. "Will you an
swer a fair question:" ~
"a thousand of them, SIR"
Zone will do. Did you ever. in
your girlhood days, erect coy corner
in the parlor, composed Of Indian
blankets. Arabian weapons, antique
armOr, and" eJ
Bio weeping bitterly In the sudden
realization that her past had been con
jurcd up to confound her. the orator
left the stage.--Chicago Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15
PACKING PLANT IN FLAMES
Cudahy Bros. Lose 100000 by the
Fire-One Man Loses
His Life.

Milwaukee, Sept. A.-The big pack
ing plant of the Cudahy Bros Pack
ing company at Cudahy Wis, six miles
south of Milwaukee, has partly burned.
Patrick Cudahy estimates that the loss
will reach about 100000. The plant
carries an insurance of about 5000, 900.
One man was killed while fighting
the fire, and several workmen are said
to have been severely injured. The
big building in which the lard refinery,
beef house, glue works and killing de-
partment are located is a total loss.
The fire got into the main building,
but the flames were checked there and
the structure was saved. Hfe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15

Pay your subscription and get a
fair ticket free.
Rev. Field of Fennimore was a
county seat caller Thursday.
Aid. Jordan was business
caller at Potosi first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glennon
and children of Potosi, were Lam
caster callers Thursday.
Coffee perfect in every way at
Ladies' Aid fair counter is furnished
by Aupperle Grocery company
next week.
"A special train will leave Lam
caster next Friday evening for the
accommodation of fair visitors. The
train will run as far south as Cuba
City.
Miss Nettie Bracket teaches at
the Grey's mill school this year
year and her sister Miss Warene at
the Key school in township of
Wyalusing.
The Ladies' Aid of the Con.
gregational church will serve lun b
cake, pie, sandwiches and hot
coffee Of the very best on earth at
their lunch counter next week at
the fair for Is cts.
Miss Edith Austin of Liberty
Ridge is attending Browns Business
college at~Davenport, Iowa, taking
commercial and music course.
Rex Jacobs, a former Lancaster
high school pupil, is also there.
"A schoolmaster once said to his
pupils to the boy who would make
the hest piece of composition in five
minutes on How to overcome Hab-
it'' would give prize. When the
five minutes had expired a lad Of
nine years stood up and said: well,
sir, habit is hard to overcome. If
you take off the first letter 1t does
not change 'abit.' If you take off
another letter you still have a bit
left. If you take off still another
the whole of it remains. If you
take off still another it is totally
used up, all of which goes to show
that if you want to get rid of habit
you must throw it off altogether.
Result-He won it.
Maud Muller on a summers
day with her fellow ran away, in
benzine touringIncar, scooted to
preacher far. Her father saw the
feeting pair -smelled the benzine
scented air; 1caught mule whose
name was Jane, and galloped down
the dus-y lane; the mobile very
swiftly ran but burned 1.-THE oil all
out the can. The motor Estopped
upon hill, but Jane run on just
fit to kill. Alas for maid, ::alas for
man, alas for the empty benzine
can; Maud's daddy on the old gray
mule came and took her off to
school. The mule nigh wrecked the
benzine cart; the fellow ldied of
broken heart. The moral of this
tale so sad: Don't steal the girl; go
ask her dad"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-15
CROWD ATTACKS
"HOLY JUMPERS"
Eggs and Bricks Hurled at Leaders
of Religious Workers at
Waukesha, Wis.

Waukesha, Wis, Aug. 25.-The eff.
forts Of the entire police department
failed late at night to prevent the mob
bing of the Holy Jumpers" re-
ligious group which is holding camp
meetings here, denouncing the evils Of
modern society and including in their
structures the regular religions.
The mob of young men tore holes in
the tent and hurled eggs at the au-
dience Of 400 to 500 women, many be-
ing summer resorters. The gang
threw bricks at the leaders Of the
meeting, but the only person injured
was one of the attacking mob, who
was hit by mistake. The tent was
ruined