davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
aidtis gemut6mast.
91eru 9orf, II. Sebt


0os grobeben, Del6es Iib, tpie oe.
meloet, am /. uno 2. 5. Wl. auf Sen
9lleuten ereignete, iiber rpeI6eg 0IeI.
o1ngen N Seattle ourd einen Off.
3ier oes 3Oaihiffes Stub" eingin.
gen. lit, 1pie angenomnlen tuiro, 01s
iogenannte .berloreue" @robeben,
Oas 81 2lnfang Oes g3onatg ourh Sen
Seismograpben in 8aibington. in
Sttama unO in 9nalanO per3eidnet
muroe. Die fSahIeute in @aibing.
ton bered)neten oamnls. oaB es fid] in
elmer g1tfernung Oon $500 DeeiIen
BON @aibington 8ugstraeen babe,
mabriheinlib in 9unsfa. Die oer5ei-
tigen 0lutbmaBungen tperOen iebt
Ourh Oie gleloung beitdtigt. oaB Oie
@riditterunaen iib auf Sen Meuten
nobe Der aiiite @lasfos 5utrugen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Gtnrmrsmiithen.
@arrisbllra. 4a.. ID. Se

NUIIIeUutHi Fl., /. CtpI.
Der ihIimmite Stlrn 0ieies som.
mers ereignete iih bier Iebie 9adlt;
Die Seller DnrOen iiberilmbet. Ser
StraSeubohHpertehr mur0e geheHmt
hsa an gleubauteu iebr piel Sha0en
.ongsrihtet. Die g8oiier uatergru6en
cine &siie neuer Sauier in 9errphu
StrcBe. ioooB Die Waueru t1eilweiie
einitiir5ten unO Die @ebduoe fait yer.
nihtetea.
Ger Sturm Diitheie ebenions iebr
ihlimm in @illiamsport, 9orf, 9Il.
|toona. SSobnstomn unO au0eren Sc.
aenOeu; Die 3egenitrome rihteteu
ungeheuren Shu0en an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
5,OOO 9fmIS glinSiIeiidl perbrannt.

Khigaoelpbla, ga, IL. sept
Die sroBe gInla9e Der .Guoabp
9ading Company" an Der 9. Strabe
unO @irdro Apenue ipuroe benie
0urh Seuer 3eritort. Der 8erluit
be5iiiert lih auf 100000. gs Der.
bramten 25.000 gitno RinoiIeiih.
Nlon aIaubt, OoB oas 6euer ourh
Sunfen aus elmer poriiberiabranOen
9oEoniotipe neruriddt iuur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
strnkrnbahnnnatiiealt anaearifitn.
San i5raneLsto. -. ll 20.

Son I5roncisC0, Gal, II. Sept
Gin be0edGher aufrubr ereignete
Fidl heite gormittag an Der "A. un6
lltob gtroBe g3dbren0 einige Stra.
benbobnanseitente eiaen SSngeH Der
.llnite0 RaiIroaos@ in ben Sdupben
brohten, Dur0eH iie ongegriiien.
diinf ser angeiteateu muroen Der.
punbet. BON 0ieien einer mnbri1ein-
lid lebensaefahrlid].
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
scnnad 30. aeIo6ts eanS.
RelD 2]orf. 9. Sept.

9{eiD 2jort, y. sept.
eiHem Qortugieien, Der ii6 oIs
.blu6er Baiagicr" auf Dem geraos
uon 0ilua Epanien. eingelauieneH
Iampier a@leueau4 beiano. mar nn.
teuUegs eroiinet iuoroen. 6aB er nnh
europa Gtriid aeianot meroen uiiroe.
@ls 6ie gihssr Der y}em SSerleu.stiiite
ON lebtcH 5amiiag IN Siht tamen.
entialoB Der @oriugieie iih, Den Reit
oes 8abrpeges ibpimmeno 5nriid-
Bulegen. Gr mur6e erit nermiBt. ais
Der 1amnier bei SanoD Soof por
anfcr ging. Gin Eau bing am SiH-
terihiif hiernieoer mo Elm 9ebens.
retiungs sgiirtel pur0e pcrmibt. Der
aopitdn uinunt an, Dab Der 9ortu.
gieie oieien nitnabm. nm iiAeE Die
RiiiE au srreiaen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Die geteranen.
Sdr0too0, q. gl. IN Epl

Salaip9u, 9e. Sjy IL. sept.
Seute mar. 10 men Oas ssntereiie
oes gubIifunts in getrodlt fontn1t.
Ser Suupttag oes nationalen 1eIo.
layers Der n8ran0 9lrnp Of tie Me.
public, oenn bic grobe goraoe
nur0e am Radmittag abaebalten.
enua $1,000 9iaHn woren in @eih'
un6 @liso. mas elne UerbaltniBmasia
qroBe BAIL 1T, DenH aud i'm Der.
gIeide 81 friiGeren gerfHg - oenn es
mahten oiesmal t5atiahlidl nur
W9itglieoer oes SrOeHs Sie Barnoe
nit.
sSyn oem 3uge iDur0e and bic
qroBe fSlogae getragen, meIhe Die
2eihe 0es generaIs Grant auf Der
Reoroerung ron 9Pt Wacgregor nadl
Dem grobe beoedte-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
g0irb baIb puIIrnbet irin.
Snperior. g0is.. 11. Sept.

0t1FI 71lI--F It. 7-lINt
Ger superintendent gbiIbin Der
Great 9lortbern giienbobn ertlarte
beute, oaB Die 5ipiihenltaatlihe 9rii.
dc, melde Dor einem Sabre ourh Den
Ianpfer IRON 5eritort puroe. in fiinf
Monaten fir oen @erfebr iertig ge.
Itellt iein iDiiroe. Die Great g2ort6ern
Giienbabn miro 8oppelgeleiie aui Der
Bride legen Iaiien. Dieie niro BON
Der Great Rortbern uno Der g2ortbern
Bacifie benuet weroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
(groker Nehlbetraa.
gfelp OrIeans. "a. 11.

9Sau Orleans. ga. II. sept
@roBes 9lufieben Bat bier Die gtoh.
ridt crrcgt oaB iih in Der aaiie oes
Gbeiclerfs Oes itaatIihen Steuerfol.
lefiors SSobu Sitputrid, 9hns. 6. Set.
ten. ein 6eblbetrug BON metN ais
100000 gefunoen bat. Der Oieaeidt
muf 100000 iteigen mag Setten
bat SEN 4oiteu idlon 10 sSobre inne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Sieben &ohnbGnier nn6 Gin SoteI
total nieOergebraHnt.
Sonih @apen. Wlidl. Ia. sept.

SDHlD 0dDeH, WflMl, i. -ep4.
Gas 4ueru geah 6otel uno iieben
nabe Der aiiite geIegene @obEbduier
brannteu beute nie0er. I'm oel mel.
teren Ausbreitung Der Jlammen
Ginbait 5u tbuH. muBte 0a5 6oiel
mittelit Innamit geiprengt Der0en
aaein Der 8erlidt oes Sotels beldAii
iih aui $4,000, Der aber Ourb Ser.
lherung geoedt III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
grape geclente.
Boi5ington .. g., II. SEPT.

Waibington, 9. 8, II, Sept.
Qog Observation-Disclosures madte
beite befannt, OaB infoIge zines
;Seuerg in Oen aobleurdunlen oas
arieasiddff .Ssn0iana" am letten
Donneritaa iait ein Raub ser Slam.
men aerporOen iei. 8ie Munition in
Sen anaren3enoen BulDermaga3inen
puroe mr. 6urh bic llnerihrodenbeit
Ser Cfiisiere uno 0miuiduiten reft.
seitia ensiernt. Gie gSnoiana" miro
slr 3eit i'm Morineboi 2ensue s..
lamb Geparotureu unter5ogen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
aIaaenbe @ahnaeItaihaften.
4incoln, Jlebr. 10. ca

GHcoin, JteDr. ~. Sept.
Gie gurlinaion., Oie g2ortGme.
itern. uno bic Union 4aciiic.9a1n
baben i'm bieiiaen Aun0esgeridlt ei.
nen tenpordren Giubaltsbeiebl er
langt, Der es Ser ltaatlihen Glen.
6a6n aomniiiioa Derbietet. 0ie
5rahtrnten aui @etrei0e 81 ermaBi.
8en. nnD iperoen tie es auf einen
aanlpi IN ben @eri6ten anfommen
lolien
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
;yrcdlrs Ran6eritiid.

8lattsmolltb. 9te6r. II. Sept.
9Im better 5eaea Gage purOe beute
in ser 16 Nieilen BON bier gelegenen
Grtid)ait Nanlep Die 9onf bon einem
Gdu6er nm $1,000 bis $4,000 beroubt.
Ger@auner euttam ehe Die iiberrdidl.
ten 9anfbeanlten feline 5eitnubme
ueranldiien fomtten. @iner 0felOrmp
sufoIge tit Der 31u5er nabe 0turood
in eiuem @ornfel0e mnrinqt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Gin idneibiaer stenerIuIleFtur.

gieIe einpobuer oieies Dries iino
erreat fiber Die glrt nno g9eiie. ipie
ser 5teuerfoneftor g. 9. Mann ole
Steuern ein5utreiben iuht. Sic
Oroben. cine Notwithstanding
abjubalten um ieine 9lbiesung gu
beIDirfen.
lin iduniiae Steuer5obler elm.
orudsDoaer an ibre 8ilidten 3u er.
innern, bat er altf Die giirgeriteiae
an ieOer ShaBenede nit fUeiBen
9iibitaben oie @orte oSene Steuern~
malen Ioiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Gin aampfsE anfasIanien.
Qos glnaeles. Gal. 11. e

Cos glngeles, 0nI., II Sepi
@s miro gemelOet. Dab DER Gam.
pier nSautaRoia~ Der r4acific Goait
SteaHdbip Company" Z 0leilen BON
San 8eoro aufgelaufen lit. yidbere
Qa6rihten iteben nod aus. IS lit
Dies elmer Ser geidbrlihiten 9unfte
ser iiiolihenaiiite iiir sic Shifiia6rt
Sin itarter Sturm bat felt me5rerer
1aaen on Der @iiite aeherridt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Scnte ,c6iO Gag.
porfoIf 9}0.. II. ca

gtUITUIIi 1u., II NtFI'
Die Teier 6es n0bio.Sages" aii
6erSSomestonn. glusitellune mar ems
ser aroBten greigniiie in Der @e.
ihidte oes llnternebmens. Bon
Ohio bate iih 3abIreiher 8eiuh elm.
oefteut Die Sauptreoner Oes "a.
oes moren Der gouoerneur 6arris
bon 0hio un0 Der gfihter Sdrmon
aus Cincinnati. iriiber @eneralon.
malt Ser Ser. Staaten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
SER Barter eeredItferiiei.
g2gU 2)orf, u. Sept.

Cine gln9abe. Uelhe oen Rihter
alton g. garter. BEN oefHofrntildeu
Observation-Disclosures In 1904
suaeihriebeH Diro. 1T bente in be-
.BorlD" 0er5fientlidt Doroen Be-
siialih fiir5liher 5eitlnssaHsabeE
iiber aamDagne5eitrd8e IN Der letien
8r0iioentenfD15l
6srr Barrier iast baB Der Ron.
greB bas bate tbnn icaeA mas issi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

oie 3eihtngen nusgfiibren periuhen.
mo 0aB fem ebrlih oenfenoer
Wenid Die 9lihtigteit ieiner be.
riihmten 9Inflagen be5iialih 2anl.
pagnebeitrdgen bepueifeln fonne.
Ger Rihter Yarfer befiirwortete fer.
ner Saft ais Strafe fir 4ampagne.
beitrdae letters @orporationen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
gInerfennnna ber 0riIsarmer.
sprfnaiieI6. ,Sa., 10. sepf.

SprnBiielD. 3d. 10, sept.
Ger @ou0erneur Deneen bat G6ar.
les g1iles Don Der Seilsarnee in 66.
caao un0 @eorge 2. Ioug6ertD poH
Gbicago 5n Delegaten 81 Dem pom
IA. bis 10. Spiember In Gbicaao
itattiinoenoen natiouaieu @eiangniB
QonqreB erndnnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
Qau gurfsr 9iaFIsrfirma banferOtt.
92en glorf. 10 Gent

9ln Der Gffefteuborie purbe beute
Ser Bancroft Der IRatlesfirma
Gboper Brothers angetiinoigt. teber
ben getrag Der perbiHolid)teiten 1T
nitts betannt. 1ie Birma ipielte
feline berporraaenoe gioue an Der
Ssris.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
gu Fs6sr aahren BrrSonasri.

Ter friiber BET Der pz3inOior grlit
Conform an8eiteate Gbeiter g.Hun.
ran, oer iid5 bes Gie5itabls Don 800. !.
600 id1ul5ig befosrnte. fUurDe bon bem
Hidter g8bituan 81 iieben 5abren
sitt5cusfI1fe rerlTrt5eiIt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
,,Puitauia''
Ter ueueite Sampfer Der 6nHarS.ei.
His snsIeid Sas idnslIits Sdiff
Der Wleere.
SnuFeuSepst6e
Sine RcIbans BON Gaps 9ace bcridl,
tet, bun Der 9umpfer 5rsitas Nor.
sm frab in glsiu yUrf faais 1T.
Die p0entidDianO1 abertrOffrn.
gaap Dor. II. sept.

Ser 9aHlpier .SuiitanIa Der Sun.
aro Sinie. bon oelien Sungternreiie
iiber Den gltlaatiicben G5ean erapartet
miro, oaB tie ale bisberigen 9eiItlln.
gen Ser 5abrgeidipinOigeit ii6ertrifft.
llanO belite friib mittelIt orabtloier
EeIeguapbie nit Dem ameritaraihen
,Seltlonoe in 8erbinOune. LIN 20
Dfiuuten no6 5 llbr Iiei Die 9la6ridt
Elm, oaB Ser Ganlpfer iid UNI iene
3eit 225 9leilen iiiOoitIidb Don Cape
3ace befin0e.
geeip gorf. Il. sept.
Ole angegebeue Gnfiernltna ser
.9uiitanio" betr1gt etpa 1125 99ei.
len BON Sonop SoOr. gseun Der
groBe Gompfer leine SabrgeidJluin.
oigfeit pon % &uoteH, Oie er iebt all.
eebIih 5uriidlegt, iunebaIten tonm
miro er oen Saien BON RaD 9orf nm
1 llbr iriib gforgeRs am nahIien
6reitag erreimen. Ole 6abrt oon
.Gueenstoiun nud glelU 9ort lDiiroe
Damn in 4 Sagen unO Is ShnOea
5uriidaelegt iein, uoourh Die n2u,
cania~ BON Der 9uuoro SiHie I'M f3
Stunoen iibretroffen pdre. @leih.
tig fpiiroe oaourh ben Gentihen Die
Gbpe, o,9 idJneuiten 0ompier 5u be.
liben, genommen mer0en.
glls beute 9ornlittag 9fahriht BON
Ser .2uiitunia" einliei. bate lie 1865
0leiIen Der 27S0 WteiIen langen Sire.
de 5ipiihen 2ueeHstofpn nn0 9teD
9ort in annGberno 20 ShtnOen 81.
riidgeIegt. 9ies uiirOe Oie 9imh.
idJnittsfdbrgeidppinOi9feit oui etipas
iiber 2312 anoten bringeu. BE.
fanntlid prebiit0erte l,ebel boIo
mad ser AbfGbrt bon Gueenstowt Elm
10 ibHelles 6abreft Deldes ouf 20
¬en reou3irt iper0en ntuBte. So.
rlit nlub Der DaHpfer nadlber beoen.
teno ihneaer eefabren iein, I'M Die
0urhibnittsg tsgeidpuinoigfait BON 23la
4noten 3n erreifen Die iSabrt BON
Cape Roce bierber MIRO gapobnlih
nit groBter SbneIligfeIt 5uriidgelegt
BON allen 9antpfern, oa Die llmitdnOe
oies geip0bnlih 5uIaiien; oesbaIb be.
bailpten SeeIeute aud 5ineriiht.
lid, 0oB oie ,.9uiitanio" pon uroor.
bereeiebenen 3uidhen obgeieben, Die
aonigin oes Oceans ieiH miro, ipenn
iie am 5reitog bier einlauft.
g2em gorf. II. Sept.
Cine 9epeite BON Sap Race mel.
0et, oaB nm 3 ll6r beute gtahmittag
iih bic ,,2ucania" nod 1888 gieilen
BON Sannn Soof befann geuaah
ioute Der 0ampier 5anop Soof mn
ettua W1itternaht 6reitag erreihcn.
Die ,,9lditania" Oie etrpas ipdter
be-. Gueenstolun abfubr als Die
,Qucania", miro. Denn lid uifts
llnoorbergeiebeues ereigaet, 20 oOer
81 5tunoen eber anlangen Die
.9uconia" mar bisber oas idnelite
GdifT Der Gundr0'Sinie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
ROdlmaliscr ;yeusri6aOsn.

2ouisoiae. an., II. Sept.
Gin 9ranD rittete 6eute gabmit.
tag am Courier. sSournaI" @ebduoe
einen Shaoen BON $25 900 an, mad.
Dem es iAon Dor 5ebn Eagen ourd
5euer tart beihdoigt poroen mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15
nili0ifan0 Ser leUten 10 ,Jabre:

yladlioIaen0e Iabelle neranihnu-
lidt oenStanO 0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ndh gunrten in oen fiiuf bauptidh-
lihitcn, 6rii6iobrspei3en baueHoen
Staaten 3ur Belt ser grnte. am 1.
September 1907, 1906 un0 1905.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

zen 1inn0 0es 8afers IN Dc

ACH SIlH0 0g9 N1TeF9 On 0en 70
1auptiadliditcn. Saier proou5iren-
oen Stnnten om /. September 1907
un6 1906 uno oen 10.idbrisen Durh-
id)uittsitano perauiAauIi6t ioIsenOe
Ja6elle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-25
JOSEPH GE|ER DIES
RATHER UNEXPECTEDLY
Demise of Well Known Mar
Due to Heart Trouble.
BUTCHER FOR MANY YEARS.

Joseph Geier, probably the best
known butcher in the city. and one OF
the most respected business men, died
Sunday at his home. 500 South Elev-
enth street. of heart trouble. His
death was entirely unexpected by both
relatives and friends. He had been
indisposed for some time. but it was
not thought he was in a dangedous con-
dition until Sunday.
Mr.. Geier was known to almost ev-
eryone in Richmond, as he had made
this city his home during his entire
life. and had been connected with bus
mess interests for many years. He
was for a number of years connected
with his father in business on Main
street, but later opened up his present
meat shop at 915 South G street. When
the Richmond Abattoir company was
organized in 1904, Mr. Geier was plac-
ed on the board of directors.
He was a man who made many last
ing friendships. He was known as a
man of keen business ability and he
had amassed a considerable fortune.
Mr.. Geier is survived by wife,
Katherine, three sons and five broth
ers. The funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at nine o'clock, from st.
Andrews church Burial will be in
ST. Andrews cemetery. Friends desir-
ing to view the remains may call Mon
day evening from to 8 and Tuesday
afternoon from > to and from to o
O'Clock in the evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-25
FIVE ARRESTS RESULT
Dance Productive of Unusual
Amount of Trouble.
HOMER DRAPER LATEST,

Homer Draper. who conducts sec
ond Hand store on Main street, has
been arrested for selling a revolver to
Howard Hiatt, colored, who is only
seventeen years of age. There is a
state law providing against the sale of
firearms to minors. Draper will be
arraigned in police court tomorrow
morning.
This is the fifth arrest originating
from the dance given Saturday night
by colored people in the north end and
which is described as having been an
armed social gathering. Hiatt was in
police court this morning charged with
carrying concealed weapons. After
his case was heard he informed the
prosecutor that Draper had sold him
the gun he was carrying. The prose
cutor then filed charges against ORA
per.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-25
IS A BIG DISCREPANCY
Figures of Railroad and Ex.
pert Do Not Agree.
HEARING WAS RESUMED.

Kansas City. Mo-, March 25.--in the
maximum freight rate hearing. which
was resumed here today, A. b. TOLL
yer, Missouri's expert, testified that the
Missouri Pacific returned to the stat,
board of equalization valuation O.
$500 per mile for its property. no
including rolling stock, in 1904. Tht
roads witnesses in former hearing
testified that the valuation is S40.ON
per mile. Tolliver will be on the stan.
two more days. The Burlington roas
is yet to be given hearing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-25

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or lucrative stages of these affections il
is often successful in affecting cures.
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City and County
STATISTICS.
Probate Court.
STATISTICS.


Petition of Julia NJ. Gaar petitions
to invest money held in trust by Dick
inson Trust Co.; approved.
Petition of Sanford Wilson, guard
ian minor heirs u. A. Hines, for allow
ance for wards support.
Report H. S. Hates, guardian OF Z
w. Torgas, insane; approved.
Report of c. NJ. Hamilton, guardian
in matter of estate of minor heirs OF
Anna r. Williams; approved.
Report partial settlement in estate
j. C. Carman by Cora NJ. Carman; ap
proved.
Final report by Emily Fl. Dill, exc
cutrix of estate Matthew II. Dill, ap
proved.
Report in partial settlement estate
John NJ. Pyle, by Dickinson Trust Co..
guardian, approved.
Report and settlement Of trust es
tate of Abraham Phillips by c. w.
Ferguson; approved.
Deaths and Funerals
RuSCHE-Joseph J. Rusche died
Sunday evening at the home of his
mother, 218 South Fifth street, after a
short illness. He was % years old
His mother and two brothers survive
him. The funeral will be held on
Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock
from st. Andrews church and burial
will be in ST Andrews cemetery
Friends desiring to see the remains
may call any time Tuesday
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AN ] ENGLISH DETECTIVE.
One Is Secured to Guard the Queer
OF Spain.

London, March 25-Queen Victoris
Eugene of Spain is to have an English
detective TO guard her. King Alfonso
has appointed Detective Inspector Ar
row of Scotland Yard as chief of the
new special detective department tx
Madrid, whose chief duty will be &c
watch over the safety of the King and
Queen. Inspector Arrow will organ
ize the new department and train the
Spanish policemen as detectives.
Scotland Yard appreciates the COM
pliment paid by King Alfonso who has
appropriately chosen the Queens
watchdog" from her own country
Englishmen were the first to assist
the Queen after the terrible bomb out
rage on her wedding day. when -four
officers of the Sixteenth Lancers
King Alfonso's English regiment, rar
to guard the royal bride.
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NAKED BOYS ARRESTED
Swimming in Allegheny River
At PittSburg.
TWO PEOPLE FRUSTRATED.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 25.-Two vic
tins of the heat and dozen kids"
arrested for swimming in the river,
was the sum up of March 23-the hot
weather bureau. Eighty-one degrees
read the official indicator, and it was
so hot that a bunch of youngsters. with
nothing to do, decided to take a dip in
the muddy brine of the Allegheny. Just
about the time they had ''ducked'' and
came up shivering, the cops swoop-
ed down, and in the altogether the
offenders were hiked to the nearest po-
lice station.
Magistrate Frank J. Brady smiled
when the boys were lined up in front
of him, and after telling them to hold
off swimming until the ice gets out of
the river, he let them go.
William Barley was heat victim
No. 1. He was overcome while work
ing on a roof 100 feet high. and a ply
stefan nearly broke his neck climbing
up to give him relief. He will recov-
er.
Mrs. James Thompson, of East
Eighth street, fell in the street, while
shopping. Heat prostration" was
the verdict of the doctors at the West
Penn Hospital, who say she will live.
It was a hot day and the change in the
temperature this afternoon was well
coined.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

DR.. Clark Wissler, of Columbia uni
versity, New York City, is making 9
short visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Wissler, North Seventh
street. DR.. Wissler is enroute to Chi
cago on a lecture tour.
Henry c. Starr, of the Wisconsin
Central Railway. spent Sunday in Rich.
mond with his family.
D. S. Coe is spending a few days at
the home of John Macy near Econo-
my.
Fred Smith, young man of this city
who has achieved considerable sue
cess as magazine writer, has been
spending a few days in the city.
Warren Grubbs is home from Nor
gan Park academy, at Chicago, to
spend his spring vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier will arrive
home Wednesday, from the College of
Music at Cincinnati, TO spend the
spring vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs H. c. Hasemeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Hartley have re-
turned to Franklin, O., after visiting
Prof. and Mrs. Will Earhart.
Z Mrs. C. 0. Shirley has returned from
a visit to relatives at Muncie. Ind.
Miss Mabel Barber will return this
week from Cincinnati, where she at
tends the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music, to spend the spring vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O.
Barber:
Miss Electa Henley returned Satur-
day from Indianapolis, where she had
been visiting relatives