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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

81 st. gbatles ielblt betrahtet
aian Que sahe Uon peridtebeneu
5tlten in uerihisOenem aitt.. 81
NIX 6stiupieten iOsar, ouB man ben
sarm uOlIiubrle unb cine rSdeIn.
rppr (Dummn) BON Der Sride
mari nm bic SsbOroen auf bic fuu-
len 8ufianbe entloua oes 5lnButera
nuimertiam su maten. &c mar
iAuu Idnaere 3elt cine 8~ewepuua
i'm Sana geWiiie BldBe oaielOi neg
5upuBen uuO man nlaubt. bnB oieier
6aa ais Bnruuua bienen iOG. In.
t~eroeien sebt bic unterIuauns meis
tN unD man poFft bulo Aaitldrun3
In Dem Ountlsn r@ebeimnlB4 su
ianffen. lie gerhaiteten merben
.pOriauiia in iiberem @emnbrinm ae.
unO Sheriff Setpsl erlaubt
ieinem, nit GenieIben Su usrtebren
Ober eln 1eipcdt a%nsuiuapien.
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<. II. HaSeHrifter, Agent

biliare bewirtbteten bic @aRe aufs
bette.
ROrgen, Snmiiae ben 81. Sep.
TENDER feiert bic 5reberidsburger
D'uft Sano ibr Subresfeft unb aud
uniere STOPPER Suuior 9anb wirb
mitcUnrertiren
Vim Samitna Den 5. Dttuber Der.
onfinltet bic STOPPER Wtufit 8anb elm
grc6es Btcric ons unueit bonn Store
n~bsebalten miro. 8Ommt AleI
Gruit BOD mar mebrer Gage
in Clueusuille susa 8eiiid. &enn
bat man MID mat tau ieasen betl
SObn Bob bat fir $3.50 BON
Sohn Shunutb 40 ader 9anb ee.
taufte
= Gtnir 6aeffner tanfte BON Rnr
&uieihe fur sl25 Elm 2 idbrises
Bfero.
.. J. Saeder miro bieieu psrbt
uui ieiner 5urm cine id6ue neue
sdeure bnueu.
am ROutas ben I. OCTOBER III
I'M 9Oppe 0iftritt 5hulanfanp.
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perbreeben eSer 11If.
9as ct. GbnrleB Srhfe nj
9 beimntB in me d m
e d { M I'm 3 rma n.
mel ne prDBe
&DEe pfett.

f"H"fHLr H.H"-
Inter ben 8eamten uon ct. gbar-
fes unb BON ct. 2Ouis County
bsrridt bic dnii1t OaS am SamStna
Gbenb cine Srau Ober Mdohen BON
Der ct. @barles Brlfe in ben
@tiOuri aeporFsn murbe. Die
Bride If 70 SUB bod. SObn Better
bon Bine 9amn, st. Souls County,
uuO Oeiieu S%mblfidbriser SObn, bic
an benz %9epannteu Gage sudden 8
unO 10 ubr uu.er Der bride angel.
ten, molen cine meibtihe Stimme
eebDrt daben, bic Iebeutlid UNI itr
9eben Sat. Spdter bbrten tie bas
Guftlafden hes Bafsrs, uts ruenn
Die Stiue Ourd ben 5turs eines
meniHGhen &6rpers peft6rt nUroen
mare. 3wei Wanner uub pier
GraaeH tuaroen am S0nntus auf
Srano oieier GrSdblune uon gOuntB.
beumten oerbaitet unO beiinben iiG
IN Seuabrant. Gin Mann unO
stuet Ernuen Uur6en nuf einem Snus.
boot fefiQeaOmmen nnO etn anberer
Rann nit suet Srauen in elmer Quite
am @efabe Oes .5luFes- sic eaben
tbre Ratnen aLs 9beObOre Hnniel unO
Grau, Gibert Beaper anO 6rau,
SOttie oastel unb Cha aanee an.
Better anb ieia SObn. peltbe bic
Boliseibeamten beeleiteteg, erSdbl.
Ten, oaB fs svet Mdnuer ia Besleit.
eng ber aneebti& ermDrheten 6rau
unb tpetter 9Iueen5eueen
tsaren, tuie bic Rdnner ben a6rper
aber Oas HriGenueIenOer bDben.
Better befnm es nit Der GnaE Su
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
Epsrbit. prsisi d1isseu.

Gm IeBten Sunntaa fano in 5Oer.
TIERS @rOue bas Serbit g eisiHiesen
oes bieksen sanrHdasenUereius
itutt upb butten iid bonn IdbneH
Better areesceeu. cine srOBe ausabl
Sbeilnebmer unO SeIuder einaefuR
ben. Gud Der 8Otsbum &iFe Cub
bate feline 8ertreter aeiHidt ano
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
tArtbnr shuet.

Seit 5 Enapn nnbm elm GROCER
Gpeil unier 8lreeri6nft inniaeu au'
tbeil an benz @eiHid Oes BERN ar.
thur 5dueb Der Ourd Elm Nerueufes
Der auf's Rrautenlnaer %eewOrieu,
ebe feline @nttin Rd non eiuer sleid'
nrtiaen 8rnntbelt erhOit bate, uno
eeitern murasn mur0e bic aanse
Stabt in 9rnuer periebt bel Der
Rnhriht ba6 er seitOrbeu iei. Bnbrs
lid eS ihldat Der Sob tsin @eburts.
bud aut unb iiebt nah, ruie alt bic
2eute inO, iOnbern er iHt6st nur baS
Bud oes 9ebens ju. 80 audi bel
oicien 27'idbrieen iuneen Rauue.
Der IerfUrbene rpurbe in 6ieiem
gOuntp unmeit BON permann AM 10.
@uuember 1880, aebOreu. anO mohu.
10 nit ietne SIteru ben @beleaten
ausut sdueb, bts uOr suei Sabren
aui Der 6arm, gu rUsiter Belt Fe al.
le in Der Staot soeen. nno er if Dor
9 Monnten NIT Sci. G0rnelia kOeIler,
Sotter Oes Serrn 6ris AOeQer, per.
b%eiratbete. &c Der Elm 5ubrmann,
truO unO Feibie, anb SOn leOermann
aern aeiebeu. or biuterlGbt auRer
iuneeu Sattin, feline @ltepr
bier Brabe, unb FAM g6we.
tern nebft eiueu euufen Herwanbteus
uuo 5reunOestuSis 1pstHe iein able.
ben auf's tieFae bebnuern unb bes
trauern, Die 8eerbieunp finbet
mOrsen Rohmittas UNI 8 llbr fGtt.
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--G bartDtte. Gnf per-
man SdlOttap'8 Sartn lunren Msn'
tag 5uei DnnpfDrei4maihiueu in
Snnse; 8rit &olfine broIt Beiser
unb Senrp Saeier OuOiH Rlee.
Senrs GnaelbEdst bat an,
meiItsu RIte stOrUlHea, &c erbish AZ
1uitel. saaf ibrt aOmn1t Sermanu
Bebmeier NIT $50 NxIGel, 9Daia
&cethtmeser bat 10 Hnibel 9imntSu,
inamen aeArDlHen Der Iebr cut 1T.
IN Der SDnp Gseet BET ben
YFnblbauten tsfinbet fiG felt iurser
8eit Elm 2aser Don etsua 100 GiIea.
bnbnnrbeiter, meiftene gieeer, bic
cine Gementbrffe banen. @enn ise
bier fertis ittb Sebts tpsHGih nn4Gb.
unro Rids no bic GORntp @OaS
our4pebt, 6a pSaen ie ENHANCEMENT,
bpbgn lesen. Die NrbeiteA merbeH
orei ROnute in Gnipru9 netmen.
Beenufisher gBitte III an Der
SnsbeReruna Der &epe bon Gbartut.
te nnh Oneu6niQe nno Der bart.
meiiter ROOb nud Sea beeriFsn.
StOfpe. S&6nes Better
gum ROrn nbboden.
Gante Bod bic ibren in ct.
ecais roObnenoen Rtnbern einen Ee.
ind Obfnttste, if pieOes Daheim.
Die Srts. Gnna 8aRrOw uno
Si~IGentuebler baben fu bieie
BUGe un6 ct. auuis beseben UNI
on su bleiben,
perr grni UOn ct. Sous bat bic
Subu Shnnutb farm aerentet, lee.
isrer seOenit mad auuins eitp su
Sieben.
Vim u%ergnnaenen Sohntaa Ieier.
ter bic @bsleate @uitau Braubt ibr
l5.ldbriees puHseitsiubildum. Die
5reDsridsbarper RuFt aapeue Ipielte
sum 5eFe ia6us Bsiieu nnO bic Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
REST RING TARGET.
Die StaatsSa;r tn 5ebalia.

Our be oieslabriee StaotsIair, bic
rOul 5. nis auta IL. OCTOBER in Sc.
oatio AGttinoet, werOen umfaHenbe
Sorber0ituneeH a~etrDfer. so Iinb
orei uene Suttteineeb6uoe, be tbat.
iadgiiG fenertei finh, nufeetabrt
upOrbeu, pm 4eneu lebes 100 Stud
Steh GnnfSunchmen Uermna. NuH
Fac 9snrei&enOe @GIieranlaaen unb
MISUNDERSTANDING estroFen uOrs
ben, ME Oenn fberbaupt bic 8ieb.
saGtennsfeIana in Sebnlin iit In
HaentUsu $abren gu her be~bsutenbfen
IN ennsen @efeu entmidelt bat.
Der Snirplas ielbf If eendB elmer
nOa bee lebtea 2eeistatur eemnHten
SerUtnieune am "a AGer uererbBert
nab fd55u nusaeIeet pOrben. Gel.
tens Der BebBroen III fhr ben ar6st.
utsalitben RonsfOrt Der 8eIu6er &c.
tOrat rDsroeu 1nb Snsnier, bic nit
itrea Gnmitisn per Rasen tummen,
tutrb uneuteeItfia elm &lab anaepie.
leu, no Rc fampiren f6nneu. Die
$rdrieniits VI reihbattieer benn ie
5upOr nrb luirb son S6retdr Rippeg
in Sebalia nuf 8srlangen an irseno
cine Nbuefs uerfanOt.
Sir ons gersnaeen Der BsIuder
lpiro oard tdeliae ROnserte. gTerbe,
Strcle. uuD autOrsnnen Sinldnstia
iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

Sell Dbipes i'm Sus If iOmmt non
81. Souls esitern bic gadriat Oab
SObn 9nmba nit Den nnseblih per.
SHwuuOenen M6oten &ictOrin GAZE
Sci ROtsuiqe, ct Charles Count
Serbaitet tuurhen. SANDS bat ba
isit LANCER ais 8 Gage in cine Bird.
porO peorbeitet, unO cab feline Se'
inbrtin uls ieine @cttin aus.
Die gauge @eiaihte. meint btrst,
gbarleier 9emOtrnt ii. cine Ieniatis
Ouea aufsebnute .Biih. Story" siEes
mObernsn Rdnabnuien, Der in
benz - Better perbOrasn iein map.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20


ibun uub ma lie Fid aui bic sud1e
mad Der 9Ol;5ei. Gls cr tetpen
Sberii iano, fubrer nit Der 5irnsen
bab1 mad 8eafOn, NO er 5hlis
bert Robert @Oerife pOn benz 81
Iebten Wttttbeiluna ma9te. glnhbem
Die beioen Mdnner ibre finltere Chat
UOaIhbrt batten. beenben Iie lih
nuh 8etter's eradblune nnf benz in
st. aOais County aeleeenen Gnbe
Der Bride. BUhin ie fit Duu borl
uanoen, 1T niht b%efnnnt. Gie
GOnbutteare ber ct. CHARLES 9inie
iaeen, 0ab Ie an iener STEELE mad
Der Belt Oes muthmnBliden MOrbrs
feline BaRaeiere aufnnbmen. Daniel.
elner Der 8erbafteten, sibt an, bns
feline Seimatb iid in 8UtpmO, Snbi.
ana, befinbet ND er sur Saule ge.
paneen iei. 8euor er mad 81.
Charles fam, Eel er GOlbot eewsieu.
Gin BON Der Rseierune auspeaeGter
grInubnibiaeiu in Grtauins 6OIS su
fGaen, purOe In ieinem Bette ae.
fpnoen. Bel ieiner 8erbnituns trus
er einen elesanten Gnaue. Sc tefibt
alien Gui4eine nad mebr nls 9urh.
i1nitts SnteIieenS. 8eauer aiebt
SeferiOn gitp aIs feline 9eimnth an.
6riebenari9ter Settle BON 5lOri.
liant bat am 0ienitae 9ahmittae
Saft5sfebis asaeH bic isas sur Belt
in gIuptOu feftaebnItenen Esrionen
erlaFen, pelhe uon benz ioeennnn,
ten .8rhden" @ebeimnib' bel Git
Charities, Rdteres piien iuGen.
9ieielben limb: @Ga 2nnae. aOttie
Sndele. EbeU. 9aniet unb 5rau unO
Beauer unb 5rnu.
BeiOnOsre naaere G~inSelbeiten
ben GnG buben fid iOmeit niht
entpuppt. Sdmmtlihe Grouens
p%eriOnen, pelhe nlS uermibt nnees
eebeu uUrOen maven, linb mieber
aufaetauht, nit Gusnabme uDn
8tctorin gaie uOn SOoier, MO. Nus
ben feds Serbafteten it ueuis Ober
gar ni9ts berausSubelOmmen, trUss
benz Sheriff 6erpeI iie einem Shnr.
fen 8srb6r untermOrien bat. unter-
bat ii6 iebof entwidelt, baB
elm pewiier Sobn 9nmbs, 5ulest in
Oes Mabbens gictOria
aeieben wurbe. SANDS ietblt
1T ieltOem ipurlOs uerihmunben, mie
audi SObn BETTER, Der SLIDER am
SnmItas Gbenb ben Spettntet auf
Der Srhfe unb barnuf Oas auftlnt-
ihen 0es Bafers, ME peun Elm
R6rper hineineeiaIIeu mare, eebDrt
baben wiG.
gambs pir0 Don Der Beb6roe bon
st. Charles seiuht. Or lou 10
mad benz senanuteu gOrfaa
auf Der BRIDE aefeben rpOrOen iein.
pie CT BEL st gbnrles einen Shneu-
jug Der R. g. & 8. 8abn ieitieIt be-
ties. Goletih 1T 9eputD : Sbertff
BEN JIadtlinp nndeeeilt.
5ein erlter Bunit rpiro WCsfittrif,
.D., iein, 10 Mieilen weftIih uOn
Ntffudri eeteeen. Dteier Spur
iOlst mon, neil ueridiebens Brieie
,ntOsdt uOroen finb, in rueldsen Elm
2ambs nufforbept, 3u ihr 30.
:iid;nfummcn. @nn nimHtt nun
IN. baB CT Oorerjt BittOsta Gnie bel
Settle ihafeu mu6te, ebe er benz
Brefe 81 letten rpaete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
8pei eleaanls sAlofrdume DO

8wei eleaonie 5alofrdume (Dor-
mitories fir 9amenin SEEMING Sau
uno fir Monner tr Nlbert Sal.
saulerDfuuna iir 6erbit ben IL.
September 1907.
5ar ueitere elnselbeiteu Obsr
RutalOs ihreibt an
B. 9. 9earmOut
BrGiioent
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

elmer ouuOn, Serr Sris SileenitOeh'
lea belt beim salaB Oes Saiebens
cine btbide gIniprads pelte NIT
Guttbuiiasmus uufsenummen ruurOe.
SIN @u&fOIsenben aebeu MIR Ons
@rpebniB Oes S9iesens;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
(Ghiraau @udenbIntt.l
s frduden mar III poreiIic

QdS dfdud1en trdr gu poretIt6.
Dt. Carmel, SG., IA. Sept. Srnr
Via @OrGep, Die Satin zines Gtras,
enbabn : aOnbuttenrs in gpanspiIe.
psrlies ibreu Satten DDr einiaer Belt
na9 22idbrisem. eladli6en 8aIant.
menleben, inOsm iie ertldrte, fe Iet
Der etuisen Nrmutb nub bes thinner.
Ii6en grtuerbes ibres @atten mibe.
@lei9aeitis itrenete fe cine G6ets
bnnestlaee an. @eraoe cine @odde
@inreidune Der afoee erbte
Borlep BON einem 0ntel in gincin,
natl $4,000, SobalO 6te 6rou bos
bbrte, madbte iie NnnaberuuQsper-
lude nnb ertlarte iid bereit, bie
SdeiOuneStlaee Suridsusiehen unb
~ ibm suriid5ntebreu. Ser @atte
ibr ie0p9 Oie faIte Gdu[ter
Ueriiherte ibr, baB cine gerSBbn.
ausgeihlUfeu iet. @r bat ben
iebt umoebrebt anb Ieineriefts
line Sdeibnuosllaoe tueeeu b6stutl.
igen gerlpdens eineercidt.
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@ape @lrarOeau. pro.

Sine ieniatiunSIliterne Breiie bat
bic 3utunft unb bna ebrltte Sireben
zines iuusen MiOHens pernihtet,
ons ons llnglid bate, einiae 9rOp,
fen Reperblnt in ieiuen GOern III bo'
ben. Su ibrem NeuBeren perrietb
nihts oieie 8eimiidune unO audi
ibrem Rameu uuh bate Cecilia
SObnion ebenio out cine Stofameris
tanerin ensliider Dber iriiher abs
tunIt iein t6nnen, aber trosbem mar
bee dtiOpiihe llripruns oes iunpen
WldOels an Der Gbieapoer ll~uiuerii.dt,
pelae lie felt fauf Sabren beiudt,
tein @eheimniB uno that ibrer Bee
liebtheit unter ben mdnnItden uuo
ueiblihen Stuben en- teinen GbbruH,
ia le mur0e trOb ibrer in mebr als
elmer SeSiebuns rounteIu4 6ertuuft
in Der u~Ornehmhen StuOentinnens
8ereinieuup, Der rSOrOritg4, niHt
nur eeouloet iunbern iOaar nusees
seitnet.
0a fam ireeuO elm ruppieer Snns
ae, bic b~eutsntnpe uniere ensliihe
Eapesprefe unfaer MAIDEN, binter
bic @eihihte uno bina iie an bic
RrDse @lOde unb nun mar Cecilia
SOhnftOn in bic Nlht ertldrt. Bon
lbteu biSberieen Gubeteru uurbe iie
a%emieOen, aus Der vSOrOritp' wurSe
lie auseetOBen uuo bas 2iplOm, 0aA
lie in einigen 9asen gu errineen bOH.
te uno bel ihren bisber aIdnsenO be.
ftanoenen Srafuneen AUDI bereits In,
Srifweite bate. miro fie nutbee'
bruneen inbren lnfen mliien, penn
he iih ni&t ueuen 9smilbieuneen
h
ansieben tpiG.
ST 6as Hidbt Elm neuer 8etusis iir
BITE aufaefIdrtbeit unTsrer 3atiOn
uno bic peifttse tlnfreibeit bes freie.
fen Bottles Der Grbe? 8u alien lie.
berfluB wtrb feet aud nod ibrs ebr,
li&e GbRunft UerOddtat. 9fut aber
eteje S&uuO. upb 9aanbprsHs. Der
abIOlut ni&ts mebr beitie 1T. tusnn
Fe nur auf einen Z Q stOff far ib,e
~sdhnenoen spultsn nuftretben Tam,
tuenn fe aud Elm iunpes @eniden.
lebeu babel gu Srunbe ritteti
(Hhiroon mnAanhInAt
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s.rmauu. NO.. sr.itas osu % alusua.
9fisieHsr mssweiie r.
8earnte.
@eri@ts .Gerinine.

gOuutbsgourt. RtedMdbiss GerMiHs begrn-
men an 4. Woniag ber WsonoiE Stbruar, wlot
guQuit nnD RDbennber. Gieutraus9Itt9 BE-
bbr6s ON /. Wontag i'm Npril.
Etrtutts6ouIt. MegeiIhabl1s EsIaitas Ss.
slunsn an 2. Wontae Der ItpRdtr JanHnr, wtat
Ihb September.
rDbattsGpurt. Rt9tImabtet 3trutnt b.
aiuusn am 4. Wtoutag Der WtDnolt 6tbrlnr
@ai. Nngut uuo gopenibtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

go,r,IbruhtnStn urb efn;;Eaunetn poa allgs.
m,in,m NnieftHe Hnb .rh,tsa. tlhhtr inns ice
som i~fAftfsnB Wltttiroh trttthtt,. Bhr bis
Erae.fn iinlsrsr @orrslssnoenisn hno MIR
.imi ptronttportItG. Der ltodbre ylarts bes
s6r,tbtrs mub ans IN autn DdntH mttgs-
tbtilt iptrbtH,
ar,,to,u BON M thr ofS s SOL @rbb. tniittsu
gnSStt}tsus 9oHnt vstla Wor3tn ttngtretni ptrs
S.n yah Dounsrstoq wlytae tosrbtn tetnt
AnJtietu augtuotiu'sH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

tn,ere@ n the eost once AZ Hermann, No. as
.cond class saii matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
Die 11liEouri state Formal
StooI.

GOIresien aurie, aormat saul
autie, Rnnuut grainine Depart.
meut. Sod, unO @db. abtbsiluue,
lulit Sams.
9iplum Der RUrrtal Sdule Elm
aebrer Gsrtiteat gut Far Gebens.
bauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

abOnnIrt auf Oas .Sermanuer
8otlsbIntt.-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-09
OUR OWN STYLE OF THUG
One of His Feate in Pennsylvania
Barely Fails of Being Terribly
Successful

Pittsburg, Jan. 9.-After being beat
en- by highwaymen. and with. his son
unconscious nearby, Frank Mason, a
farmer, was tied to the tracks Of the
Pennsylvania road near Beaver and es-
capped being crushed to death by
wrenching himself free Of his bonds
just as the Cleveland Pittsburg flyer
was laundering down upon him. Ma
son was driving along a country road
preceded a short distance by his son
With another team. Two men jumped
for Mason and demanded his money.
Mason showed fight and was battling
with the robbers when his son, miss
ing his father, turned back and was al
most instantly knocked unconscious.
The older man, Infatuated by the treat
rnent Of his son, renewed his fight and
was beaten into inseRsibility with
stones. His body was then dragged to
the railroad tracks and tied to the
rails.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-09
So Says a Texan Statesman in
Discussing the Negro -
in Blue.
BROWNSVILLE WILL NOT DOWN
Breaks Out in the House with Slayden
Doing the Talking.
Says the Twenty Fifth Has a Particu-
larly Vicious Record for Turbu-
lence-Two-Cent Fare
Discussion.

Washington, Jan. 9.-An echo of the
Brownsville affair was heard in the
house, Representative Slayden, Of
Texas, telling anew and with consid-
cradle detail the story of that August
night OF last year when the colored
troops, as alleged, "shot up the town
CT townsville in his state. Incident
to the story of the shooting and de,
Tense Of the citizens of Brownsville
Slayden devoted much time to a care
full analysis of the conditions of the
white and black races, and said that
race prejudice was at the bottom of
the assault.
Unfit for Soldiers, He Says.
In declaring the negro race to be I'M
fit'fOr United States soldiers the Texas
representative said he had In view onlv
the circumstances of their service. He
did not impeach their physical courage.
This is virtue" he said, that be-
longs to nearly all men, and if there
is any difference between savage and
civilized man in this respect the SUI
periority possibly lies with the savage.
who is undeterred from rash ventures
by thought Of the consequences. Slay-
deD spoke of the sympathy that Yields
people into a homogeneous political
and social mass, but said that ct has
never existed and never will exist be-
tween Negroes and Caucasians."
Regiment Has a Bad Record.
Slayden said that the Twenty-fifth
infantry has "a particularly vicious
record" and going into particulars said
that while stationed at Fort Meade.
s D., In the summer of 1885, a cor
noral of that regiment murdered a citi-
zen, and the people of the community
lynched the murderer. About three
weeks after the lynching fifteen or
twenty negro soldiers raided and "shot
up" the town of Sturgis, which is only
a mile and a half from the post. Ac-
co1ding to Slayden's narrative WIN
nemnIca, Nev., was the next scene Of
q criminal outbreak by this regiment.
Then came outbreak at Fort Niobrara,
Neb., where a "wanton and cold-b,ood-
ed murder" was committed. OiGer in
stances of lawlessness by negro troops
were also detailed.
Discussed in the Senate, Too.
The discussion in the senate Of the
presidents course in discharging the
negro troops was resumed as soon as
the floor could be secured, Daniel be-
Ing the first speaker In the main he
supported the president. He did not.
however, indorse the position Of the
president in forever debarring from en-
tering the civil service the men dis
charged from the army. ST think in
that respect" he said, "the arrow from
his bow went too far"
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CONSPIRACY TO MURDER
White Officers at Fort Reno the AL
legged Objects-Knowles Case
Developments.

El Reno, o. T., Jan. 9-Belief of the
army officers at Fort Reno that a con-
spiracy to murder every white officer
at Fort Reno, beginning with Captain
Edgar A. Macklin against whom
nearly every negro soldier at the post
entertains personal grudge as a re-
suit Of the affair at Brownsville, Texas,
and the discharge Of the negro soldiers
that followed = and then proceeding
down the list Of officers, became known
as a result Of the preliminary hearing
in the case of Edward L. Knowles,
corporal of company A, Twenty-fifth
infantry, who was held on a charge Of
assault with intent to kill Captain
Macklin.
Knowles was bound over to await
the action of the Canadian county
grand jury at the opening term Of the
court. All Of the officers now go heavi-
~ armed and protected throughout the
night.
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Rioting and lncendiary Strikers
Are Put Down at the Rifles
MuZzIe.
THIRTY OF THEM ARE KILLED
Eighty Others Wounded, When They
Resist the Troops.
Piliage, Jail Delivery and Incendiar-
ism the Strikers Weapons
Property Worth 81 ,6oO,-
600 Destroyed.

City of Mexico, Jan. o. - Reports
received here from Nogales, in the
orizaba mill district, where the strik
ing operatives resorted TO the torch,
indicate that the government has com
pletely mastered the situation. The
strikers have ceased all acts Of VIC
lehce In the presence Of the large body
or troops rushed there from the cap
TIA! ana nearby garrisons. The seri-
BUSINESS of the affair, however, was
realized when it was made known that
thirty of the workmen were killed out
right and over eighty wounded by the
soldiers, who We're compelled to fire on
the main body Of the rioters before
they could be dispersed.
Stores Pillaged; Jails Thrown Open.
1t was learned that the men, after
pillaging the stores at the Rio Blanco
mills, became emboldened by their sue
cess. A part of them rushed to No
gales, short distance away, where
another mill is located Telegraph,
telephone and electric light wires were
cut and pawnshops, and even private
houses, were pillaged Then the jails
were thrown open and the prisoners set
free. Residents of the mill district fed
in terror to the city of Orizaba.
Mob Is Moved Down.
When the strikers reached Nogales
one mill official and gen d'arme from
OriZaba made an Intellectual attempt
r. oh AL
los threw a huge stone at Senior Her
rera, mayor of the city Of OriZaba,
striking that official on the head and
badly wounding him. Herrera arose
from where he had fallen and shot
Morelos, killing him instantly. A body
Of troops arrived, and as the strikers
attempted to resist a volley was fired
into the mob, killing thirty and wound
irg over eighty.
Charged Them with Swords.
After this the mob was scattered,
the strikers gathering together in
groups at various points. A body of
100 collected on q railroad track and
held the train for the city Of Vera
Cruz for several hours, the engineers
not daring to run through the crowd.
Finally troops arrived and charged the
men with broadswords, scattering
them. The government has learned
that committee Of strikers has left
Orizaba for Tlaxcala Puebla, and 9th
or cities to incite laborers at those
points to strike. All of these men are
being pursued by the federal authori-
ties. -
Outbreak Costly in Property.
1t is learned from a telegram from
OriZaba that the value Of the property
destroyed by the strikers totals ST.
100000 All of the destroyed property
was owned by Eduardo Garcin, a citi-
zen of France.
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though no public announcement Of the
fact will be made until tomorrow. 1t
was evident yesterday that the end
was rapidly approaching and four in
jections of camphor were employed to
prolong the rulers life All the shah's
vital functions were suspended today.
Soon after sunset the doors Of the
harem were closed. This was the sign
that all was over"
MuZaffarEd-Din was born at Teher,
an. March 5, 1853, and succeeded his
father, Nasr-Ed- Din, on the death Of
the latter, May 1, 1896. The late shah
leaves many children, and will be sue
cceded by his eldest son, Mohammed
Ali Mira, who was born in 1872, and
who is now at Teheran.
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Senate and House in Brief. g.7

senate and House in Brief. gE7
Washington, Jan. 9..-The senate oc-
cupled itself in discussing TO a more
limited extent the Brownsville (Texas)
ARRAY, Daniel making a speech and
there being omedesultory debate Sen
ator Overman CT North Carolina ad-
dressed the senate in opposition to the
proposed federal child labor laws, his
opposition being based on the broad
ground of state rights.
The house began the consideration Of
the military appropriation bill. Slayden
OF Texas made an anti-negro speech on
MS bill TO enlist no more negroes in the
army, and Zenor Of Indiana spoke
against ship subsidies.
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Wisconsin Republican Caucus.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 8. = Assembly
man Herman L. Ekern, of Trempealeau
county, was nominated for speaker Of
the assembly at the Republican eau
Gus OH the first formal ballot, receiving
IS votes. to 81 for Leroy and II for
Estabrook. At the senatorial caucus
Senator Stout, Of Menomonie, was Sc
lccted for president pro tenn. and A. r.
Emerson for chief clerk.