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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
Mark Stiles
Secret
BY MARY ELs0N PHILIPS
Continued from iasf month

In darkened room lay Ferdinand Hor-
ley. playing his part magnifcently. With
had been brought home the. previous night.
and his injuries, merely superficial ones.
SO he told the police official who called to
see him the next morning. But he lay in
his darkened room, his pale face swathed
in bandages. and he sent for nurse from
There is visitor expect tonight"
he said. BE sure you let no one else show
him up. ] wish to speak privately to him"
CASE ~ consented , About ten o'clock mani.
mu1ied up to his eyes, came with slow
tread to the door in Cover Street. He
Mary showed him straight to the patients
room, which, at his wish, she had previous
iy arranged Only dim light was burn
ing. and. propped upon his pillows. one
would imagine by the look OF him that the
patient most previously Ill.
II knew you'd GOMEZ he whispered faint
ly; lit would not be like you II you did
not. But I'm doomed, old fellow. The doc
tor gives me but few hours
Something very like mufied sob broke
from the intruder
Ferdinand. by all that's sacred, swear
/ never meant to hurt you. God knows I
had not evil thought or intention In my
heart when we sat down TO dinner. I ought
to have kept my temper better, but you ag-
gravated me past endurance. And now, all
my life shall suffer for it,
Poor old chap" came In faint. low
tones. Where will you go? What will
you do? How glad ! am that there is no
one left to bring IL home to you. As for me,
you have my full. free forgiveness !"
Julian Horley sank on his knees. hiding
his face in the coverlet.
where shall l go? Why. to the utter
most ends ofsthe earth; and no one will
ever hear from me again! And what shall
do? Why, repent upon my Bonded knees till
j draw my last breath. All, Ferdinand. IL
only you might be spared? How willingly
would / hear of you In my place, keeping
up the estate. being a better master than
should have been. Are you quite sure II is
fatal? Could not the doctors have made
mistaken"
II fear not, Julian. But, in case Of need.
you might just write your wishes there, on
that sheet of paper. II / ever should re-
cover, ! would try and carry out what you
say. But alas there is not much hope.
With trembling fingers, the young man
seized the paper and wrote rapidly There
by the falling embers from the CRATE. How
eagerly the sick man was watching the
bent head as II pored over the writing.
How he was counting the seconds that We're
Just putting everything into his hands.
"Therei I've made 1t plain! exclaimed
the young fellow. rising, and, with trembling
hand, folding the paper.
"I've left you master absolute and for
ever, should you recover. All! how l pray
God you may. I shall not take a penny
more out of the estate: I've enough In hand
to live upon till l get work abroad.
And now, ! must be gone 1t was dan
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Set ii6er 80 ssabren

i9on puroe Mrs. 8inslotp's Soot6-
ing-Sprnp bon @iuionen ton Wfiit-
tern beim 3abnen Ser &inoer ange-
nenoet. 8irft 9n i'm S9lafe our6
bas Sbreien eines &inoes geIt0rt,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor S1meraen
meint2 genn 10, laiie iofort cine
Glai6e bon D0frs. @inslotp's Gootb-
ing-Sprup" boIen. Sein @ert lit
unbe5ablbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen -iofort 2inoerltng peri9af-
fen. 8erloBt eu6 oarauf, Miitterr,
es lit fein 3meifel bariiber. gs BELT
9iarrboe, reeuliert ben Mogen rno
Die Rieren, beieitigt @ino-aoIif, err
Dei6t ben @alunen perbinoert @nt-
aiinoung itno itdrft oas gan5e Gn.
item. nMrs. 8inslotp's Gootbing
SDrup" fir 5abnerbe &inoer lit oll-
aenebm I'M @ei9mod; bas gfeaept
itantntt bon einetn Der beIten peibli-
den &er5te m ben Ser. Stoaten. gs
lit BEL alien 9ruggiften in Der gan5en
8elt 81 baben. Breis 25 Gents per
SGaf6e. &a1ft ni9ts onoeres olS
oWrs. @inslotp's Sootbing SDrup."
@arantiert urrter Der Sooo ono
Drugs @fte, 80. sunni 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
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Die sSatr III iSriebridlsbnra.

@om 9onnerltoe bis gum 5oms=
tog, oen leBteren Sag eingei6Ioiiert
muroe IN 6rie0ri6sbltrg ote idbrlibe
0@onntp SSair" BON Gillespie Go1ntp
obgebalten Die n6air" in 5rieo=
rt6sbur9 erfrett 1tdb oIliGbrlid zines
itorfen 3uiprlt6s aus Ser gon3en Sc
genO; al16 bon bier aus geben inlmer
bfele 2eltte binmtf, nobne1t bier oo6
biele Grie0ri6sburger nno gebt oo6
ieoer gerne eirnlaI no6 6ent bib
i6en Staot6en. 50 NOR fte oenn
oll6 oiesmol itarf beiu6t.
Die 9luSftellurg puroe BON &thter
Weartin nit elmer originellen &eoe err
offnet. @r nabm in oerlelben 8e5ug
oltf Die 9[usiteanngen in San 9lnto=
nio 1n0 2lono tno fii6rte itt burno-
riitii6er @eiie aus, BOB bei6e StGote
lib ibre 9lusItellungsprdl lioenten bot
ten IN SrieOri6sburg boIen n1iiiien:
Sol. Otto 8obrn1uno fir oie @(us=
itelung in Jgan 9lntonio, ser Elm ge=
borener Sriebri6s9urger lei, nno so.
9. SGoter fit 6ie @usitellung in
2lano, Ser 5tpor in Srie6ri6sbura
nt6t geboren lei ober BORT oie S9uIe
beIu6t babe.
Die 9lusitellltng par ou6 in Die
iem Sabr cine quite. 9lGe 0eparte-
ments moren reid bei6idt uno bie
auslteuungs poren biibi5
arrongiert Sir ltnterbaltltngen mar
beitens geiorgt. Die &loerner'i6e
&opele Ipielte oltf Dem g(usltel-
lun9Splobe, mabreno Die Solger'I1e
4opelle in ser Staot ipielte. sSeoen
sl6eno fanoen 8aae itott. 9lu6 bas
&unitibiibenpoor Soepperpein mar
anfpeien0 uno iebte bos 8ublifltm
otr6 ieine 2eiltungen IN @rftaunen.
Die Setter oer u6oir" noren: @nn.
8ieri6mole, Der Grdiibent Der @e=
ie4i6aft; 6. $. geintit, Gi5e-8rGii=
bent; $. g. Mefel, Sdobmeiiter; 6.
6. @abrrnuho, Siilfs-S6obrneiiter;
Sp. Siri6, Sefretor; 9l. 81. @olo,
Siilfs=Sefretar, ltno bic beioeny y2aop
Sralllein Dora @outpolo
uto Sraulein Sophie 8on Ser
Stltden.
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Ieras
Q(1ls 9arntnnlnnnn

glus 8roipnlpooo fornmt sic
0ta6ri6t, bob n1an Die nngefGbr sebn
Weeilen noroli6 bon BORT gelegenen
SilDer 2eof &oblenminen tpieoer err
offnen mill. 9ieielben ii1o ieit Ia
Sabren tti6t mebr beorbeitet ipor6en.
sSS5n COLLECTION lit Ser 8odarbei-
ter=Streif, Der, ipie am San1itag qe=
meloet ipurbe, beenoet NOR, tpieoer
i'm @anee.
Mns Sherman miro genteloet,
Der 2ocol=Sptioil= =&ar1pf in @ranIon
GoltntD beripre6e ein lln9emein leb-
batter 81 meroen. 9eioe 9orteien
ieien entidloiIen, cine iebr energiiAe
&anpagne gu fiibrer. Die 9(bitinl=
mllng finoet befanntli6 on1 3. Otto
Der 1tott.
Der merifanii6e Bresbpteria-
ner Breoiger Garcia in Brownsville
itiir5te an Sonntag Morgen tot slt
8ooeh geraoe aIs er IN Die STRIDE
geben mollte, Inn @ottesotenit 5u bal-
ten.
Die o9allas geetps4 bot ibren
Grnte-8eridt peroffentIi6t, Der Den
Stano Der @rnte am 10. Septen1ber
feit8uitellen il16t 8erihte aus 544
Deri6ieoenen Srten in Seras. uno Dent
Snoianer-Serritoriltn lagen ibm 3u
8run0e uno Die Ingoben firlo 10 ae=
nau, tpie MIR mogli9. gta6 oieient
8eri6t lit Der Stano Ser 8alntipolle
in ltnierm Staat nod Idle6ter ols
na6 Dem lesten 9feeierungsberi6t; er
be8eihnet Die @rilte nit 6t.03, mo-
nod tie alio nur ipenig beHer ais cine
balbe @rnte mare. SSrn SSS1oioner>
Serritoriilm uno in Sflabonlo i6eint
Die @rnte gut 81 fem.
sSn @utbri6s 6ia BEL Soplor
itarb 6rait Charlotte &ubl, oie @at-
tin Oes BORT tpobnen6en 6arfners
Carl Subj Sic mor 76 Sabre aft.
Ser Saloonbeiiber $. 8irf=
mann in @eimar 1T 3lr 3abIung BON
$2500 nno 8ragung i6ninltlider So
lten Dernrteilt iporoen, meiI er einem
gelpiiien $. 5n6rentbol0 berouIGenoe
'@etrGnfe oerfauft bat, trotoeln oeI-
len 5rau es ibm perboten batte. Die
&lage mar BON 6rol 5ubrentbolo eitt-
gebrad)t iporoen.
Die iiingiten 9fegen brudten in
See lno 2ioe Oaf Gountp, mo ole
Sine gee-2Guoereien liegen,> fiinf 3oa
@aiier. IS giebt olio ood nod in
man6en @egeioen bon 9eros SSeltdb-
tigfeit.
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trol=9loenlte in Cincinnati gelegelt,
itiir5te on1 Son1Ito9 @dttag 5uionlz
men. Sin ltnbefanrlter Mo1nt 1tno
cine SSrolt puroen getotet.; eriterer
gin9 geraoe an oent Soltie borbei,
als oie @alto eirtItiir3te. 9ln Dem
@auie muroen 3ur 3eit Heparoturen
borgenonln1en.
9ur6 oen 500 bon sSrou @li-
iabetb 9obr6od) aus Gbicogo lit Ser
Gunaro=9ontpfer v@trurio" Inn cine
itanoi9e Boila9ierin gefontn1en. srau
Robrbad lit on 8oro oeS genonnten
S6iffes an einen S6logonfon ge=
itorben. Sic batte ben atlotttii
S8eon ntebr ols 200 Neol gefrel15t.
SSbre Weutter, Srau Gnrion lit iogar
400 Weol nod europa nn6 5uriid
gefabren.
SIN Sings County Soipitol gu
Seem gorf lieet oie pertpittfpete sSrqu
sSu1iette Self ous grooflpn on einem
-ieltenen Son bon @lepbantioits err
fronft barnieoer. Sic piegt gegett=
mortie 525 Ifnno. 0ait ieoen Gage
nintntt iie gang otffalleno 5lt ltno oie
Ier8te gloubelt, baB lie in 5ebn Sab
rem cine bolbe Sonne i6lper fem
miro, menn iie 10 lanee lebt. Die
4er5te bringen oem Sall oas oenfbar
groBte SSSntereiie entgegen.
sSSn Ser geabe bon g6elboDgan
IN Mi6igon fanen orei iunge 2eute
auf ieltiame @eiie urts 2eben. sic
tparen orf Die Sogo eegongen uto
6egonnen gum 8ergniieen no6 einem
fleinen &aufe 5u i6ieBen, oas iie fir
cine leeritebenoe Siitte bielter1., 9l0s-
lid erfolgte cine fur6t6are @rpIoiion
sSSn Der Siitte mar eine groBere 9uarl=
titat 0pnon1it oufbemabrt geipeien
oas our6 Ole S6iiiie gum @rplooie-
rem gebra6t ipuroe. 3mei Ser iungen
2eltte puroetr iofort getotet, Ser brittle
ipuroe 10 i6mer perlebt ooB er bolo
0arauf itarb.
sSn Der equitable 8uIpermiible
gu @ait @lton in Sainois erplooier-
ten ON Sonnobeno fiinf3ebntouieto
Bfuno 8uloer. Sin Mann tpuroe
getotet urto Elm 8tpeiter tpuroe Dor
Sdref pabnlinltie.
Seit Dem Sabre 1899 iino iiber
100000 Suben bon ct. 8etersburg
nod ben Ser. Staater ausgetpanoert.
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@puperneltr @iQetfe non 6,

- @ouperneur @iQette pon Ga
lifornien bat bei6Ioiien, Die 9luslie-
ferllng oes befonnten lnerifonil6en
observation-disclosures &iQareal nod
@eiiioltri bin 5u perpeigern. @iqa-
real lit auf &eranlaiilng Der 8eb0r-
Den BON W}iiiouri megen angebli6er
grober llebertretlrng Der BreB9eiebe
in Californian perboftet poroen uno
man befiirdtet, OoB feline 9ro5eIiie-
rllng in Wiiiouri i1IieBlid sur 9luS-
lieferung on Die merifaniiben @ebor-
ben fiibren fonnte.
Die gteoerin Girgiuia g2eeo III
gfem Orleans, pel6er Ser bctrii9e=
ride aoaeftors-GIerf 2etten $4,000
gege6en baben mill, iit onge-
flagt moroen geitoblenes @elo in
gmpfang genonlmen 5u bo6en. S5bre
8iirgi6oft lit mf $4,000 feitgeiebt.
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@as ber Siamant

unter ben @beliteinen, lit u9lnofeiis" linz
ter ben 9lr8neien: bas tpertnollite Sell
ntittel fin Die f6nter5bafteu, iebe 2ebensz
frenbe bergdlenben 6dmor6piben. Sic
onoeren Mittel oieier gfrt belfen, ipenn
ilberbaupt, MIR bprilbergebeno; 9lnafeiis
ongegen tpirb in Sorm bon fpei6en
Stubl5dpf1en am Sibe bes 2eioens in
ben &0rper eingefii6rt, brin9t iontit Die
et1t3iinbeten ober blutenoen Gberfuoten
m oirefte 8eriibrrng nit Der tpirfiainiten
Gr8neiernb linbert fpfort Die brernenoen
Sdmer5en, Inn 56liebIidb 9eiIltng gu err
5ielen. gu baben in alien 9lpof6efen.
9roben frei 5ugelnrlbt bon g. Gemftabter
C gp., SDg 24f6, Stem gprf.
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Gilenbabtt=Ba
q. u. & sl. q. 8obn

r9abb grodet "z8ug nat6 SouItor, @oIbeIton
Beaumont u1o Orange. stbfabrt llpr abenbs
4nfunft 7.55 ntorgens.
@ab @errebirTe, 2tbfabrt $50 nnorgens, an
fnnTt bort 11.3o abfabrt bon @errbiue ub1
nadmtttaes, anfunft in San Mntonio 7.5C
aberos. satr 5amitaes na0 &errbiue: llbr
nabtntttaes &iiGTabrt bon bart Nsontags $50
Horeets, anfuitft in San @ntpnio $50 NOR.
sens.
gsad guerp, goatuut S5ouiton, @aIbefton,
Siobtngs, &odoaIe, Cameron uno g8oco, 9l6s
fabrt s.45 bormittaes. @nfunft z 1l6r moreens.
Sad 8eebille, Corpus gbriftt, aIice, Waatbts,
@ranfas Sob, &odport, 9tbfabrt t50 na9s
1ttttnes nrb l1br abenos anfunft 7.55
tnorgens un6 1.50 nad6nittaes
gadb SaIfirias, Slbfabrt 8 11br a6enbs, Mn.
f1tnft 7.55 mpreens
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96luen, siaer, @lep6anten

uno anoere piloe &iere, gu 8ablreid,
nm lie aae 3u nenneu, iino in Der
Sells -5lOtO-Nenaserie gu ieben. Der
llm6ng iebt ii6 Inn 10 llbr 8ormittaq
IN 8epegung uno nm 2 ll6r beainnt
Die gfa6nlittags @orftellung; am
2lbeno limo Die 3elte BON s llbr ob
geoffnet. Die @enagerie reprdIen-
tiert Elm 9roBes 8erulogen, oenn elm
seine @renplore Ser 3iere Iino 0u.
BERT pertpoa. Ser ouspartiae Mqent
Der Sells-6loto-0 -0aenagerie, Der Ieinen
8obniib ouf Ser Snlel Wealto bat,
beridtet, oaB Die 2oipen Ser moro.
afritanii6en Serge Don $1,000 bis
$500 foIten 8ieer peroen in @u-
motra nit $3.50 bis gu $500 besohlt,
bengolii6e Siger bingegen NIT $3.50
bis $1,000 unO iibiriide nit $500
@lepbanten iino fir $500 bis $500
5u 6aben Elm paor 3ebros fir $500
bis $2500. Die Seus-G GSloto-qpeue.
gerie lit m6glihit poIItGnoig. qomnt
5u oen 9oritellltueen am 90. Sep
tenIber.
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Eine Wfa6uuno.

Gin Meni6enfrerno bon Ni6mon6,
Sno., Scr. Il 9. @iGtar1s, 107 @eit
Mfain Stra5e, iaet: SD errnobne
olle 8erionen nit fbmaden 2ungen
9r. Sings neue gntoedtng 5u neb.
men, Die mir baIf nno Die oos it,
fir mas ite angeprieien miro" l1eber-
an retten6 ltno beiIen6 Bel @itbmo,
8ron6itis, @rdune, SalsIeioen, Cum
genbluten. @arattiert BON M6oIpb
DreiB nno 81. gobn & 60. so Gents
rrb $100. BrobefIaf6e frei.
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M. 8. & 3. Sabm.

@a6 gaco, Sort @ortb, 9anas, aanfas gitb,
ct. 2ouis uub gbicago, tdeIi9 (9uniet
OepoD 500 ubenoS
2ofaIaug bia GmitbbiIle 7.30 hormittass
betton 49,. ). -. 1925 a6enbs
Mnfnnft.
Bon gbicaeo, ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb, 9aIIas,
Sort @ortb uno 2Saco. tdeIidb (5nnfet
9epoIJ i.5U MorgeH5
2otaI5us bta Gmitbbiue . -. 9o5 abenbs
sIamo gpeaial bon emttbbtue, 9oufton, Sal
beiton :. 6.25 Horgers
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Nittorta Sibtffou, q. s. g. g. u.
l0n[f Shnre.
abfahrt

Na9 guero, 8ictoria, 8ort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrtfti 8roipnsbille, 9tio @ranbe, gitb,
Soliab, 8eeotlle, 8barton, BaIacies uno
5ouiton -. 200 ntoreenS
4nfnnft ..... $50 nbenbs
Ser Sam Soufton" mad guero, gictoria,
@5arton unb 9ouiton:
abfabrt 7.55 abenbs
4ntHuft 700 ntoreens
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@rmnOeisentmms = 1tebertrasaaaen.

Srau 6. g8eber an Noelai6a g. Dell
aaroD, 20 Ncfer 9nnb; $3.50.
Gre6erid BrDBe an Berar gDuntp, elm
Streifen 2anb, 20 SuB brett unb 4o7O
Sub lang; $51 80.
gbriftian 2uB unb Srau an 9ena g.
Stappenbed, @runbhiid an benz Chicago
Boulebaro, 9atuntale N6Dition; ST. u. 81.
emma unb Otto 8irfel an g6tparb
Sriebrib, @runoitiid an Der gde Der Oits
Commerce uno gherrb StraBe; $1,000.
Senrb &hein unb 5rau an Better B.
Soefgen, @runbftiide i'm neuen 9th.
8lDd 473; $500.
s. S. @eftrid unb Srau an @eDree 3.
uno GDia g. Wfeber, @runolfiid in Der
@aft gnaletuDDb Nobitipn: $3.50.
ghas. O. uno Ngnes aibbe an Glbert 9.
Ssilbr0n, @runbitaf i'm neuen gltp.8lDd
733; 1925.
B. s. unb 0tarn Qppel an emma -.
Noib, @runbftiid an Der Sraih StraBe;
5000.
SRI. Srene Nihel unb ST.. Stole 3
Stern an Srau Nnnie 9alm, @runbI Itiid
an Der &eft 6aa Nne, Soutb beiebts;
$3.50
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9[m Sarnftoa fp1rnen in S,ef

9lm Sanitag purber in Segel
bel Berlin 8ro6efabrten NIT Dem
Forlebol'i6en lenfbaren 2ufti6iff
unternonr1nen, an benen iid audi
2eute aus Dem algemeinen 8ublifum
beteiligen fonnten. llngef6br elm
0uBeno 9lufltiege purpen gema6t
nno ieoesmol befano ii9 cine anoere
Berion alS Baiiogier in Der @onoel.
@iner oieier @oiiagiere mar Der
9riegsmirliiter b. @inem. Ser 8ol-
Ion monoprierte 8nr oolften 3ufrie-
oerheit.
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Nadl Brownsville .

Ser Bug Der SrnIet 8ictoria Diniiion, Mbs
fa6rt 7.05 tnorgens, ma9t in 8Iacebo 8erbt1s
bung nit Der @nIf goaft 2tne fir Corpus
Gbriftt, stnfunft bort 4.55 na9mittaes, Gnfunft
TIT 8rotpnsbtlIe 9.25 nbenos.
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S. & g. N. Sabtt.

9fa6 auen 9eorO1Gegas> >8unften ..
-. 11br unb 500 bormittass.
&a3 st. 9ouis, gaempbis uno benz Often
1.20 l1br naGmittaos
ssa9 9torbsGeras, &anfas gitb nno st. aouis
$50 11br abenbs
Sad Wserifo - 1920 11br pormtttaes.
MMftnft
Bon ct. 2ouis uttb em Often $50 moreens
Son IofaIen 8untten 1910 moree1s
Son st. 2oniS uttb benz Often :. 7.25 abenbs
Son 2arebo uttb Merito . 100 na@ntittaes
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Gpmtberm 9acific 0sabtt.
MBfaDrt.

sead Netp Orleans, Souitpn ufo @aIbeiton,
td9lt1 11.40 n1ittags
1iro 11.30 abenos
gaa9 eagle gaB, GI @afo, Californian uno
1aertfo :. 500 bormittaes II. $50 abenos
4nfnHIt.
Bon getu Orleans, Souiton uno @aIbeiton,
tdeIi6 7.35 moreens
unb :. 600 nadmittaes
Bon 81 9afo, Californian uno Wserito i.
..... lilo bornittags
unb 500 abenbs
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81. ssuis & Gan Sranriaso gasn.

Ra@ Sort @mitb, @prtnefieIb, ct. aouis, aan>
faS gitb, gbicaeo IS. & g. 9e. 9epot)
$50 abenbs
antnnft.
Son Ct 2puis, &anfas gttb, garis, Gbicaeo
1910 norgens
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
WHAT HARTMAN WOULD LIKE
He Gives an Illustration snd Makes a
Confession.

Confession.
Further questioning by Lane elected
replies to the effect that Hartman
would buy any railway he could,
which made Lane look sober and re-
mark on the increased power such pur-
chase would give Hartman. VITO
quickly replied that Your organization
has increased its power" Lane asked
Hartman whether he believed that
money raised for railway purposes
should be allowed to be used for the
Of other railways and Harrl-
man replied: y think we should be
allowed to use it for the acquisition o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
CHILDREN SUFFOCATED
TERRIBLE FIRE AT MONTREAL
Principal of a School and Sixteen Pm
pills Perish in the Flames Which
Destroyed the Building.

Montreal Que, Feb. 81. - Principal
Maxwell and sixteen children persisted
IN a fire which broke out in the
Hochelaga school of the Protestant
school commission. The school was To-
Gated In a brick two-story building in
the east end of the city and was at
tended by about 200 children, whose
parents are mechanics living in the
neighborhood. The fire started from
the furnace and was first noticed bv
workmen employed nearby.
The kindergarten department was
located on the second floor, and it was
here that the loss of life occurred. The
children were started out, but on reach
ing the landing found the lower hall
full of smoke. Into this they refused
to descend, though the way at this
time was quite safe. Huddled together
on the stairway at first, they retreated
to the rooms from which they had
come. All the dead died of asphyxia-
ton. Miss Maxwell, the principal, lost
her life trying to save more of the
children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
COMPRISES WIFE-P0TsONING
Also the Poisoning of His Daughter
Because He Was Infatuated with
Another Woman.

Denver, Feb. 81. - Benjamin G.
Wright, solicitor for the International
Correspondence school, of Scranton.
Pa. is held a prisoner in the city Jail
here on charge of murder, having
confessed to Chief of Police Delaney
in the presence Of witnesses that he
poisoned his wife Cora and his daugh-
ter Genevieve, who were found dead
in their home in this city. Infatua-
ton for Stella Good. for whom the no.
lice aIlege Wright lad, neglected his
family, is supposed to have been the
motive for the crime.
According to the statements of hos
pital physicians Wright himself had
taken no poison, and was shamming
when he seemed to be unconscious,
Stella Wood left the city for Colorado
Springs and the authorities Of that
city have been asked to arrest her
Wright is q Chicago man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
PRESTO CHANGE, ONCE MORE
Another Shift in the Matter of Canal
Building = Stevens Resigns
Army to Head the Work.

Washington, Feb. 27.-By an order
addressed TO the isthmian canal COM
mission President Roosevelt, as far as
lay in his power under existing law has
transferred to the engineer branch OF
the army the responsibility for the
further construction OF the Panama
canal. He also, in the same order for
maly recorded the abandonment. for
the present, at least, of the project OF
having the canal work done bv con-
tract on the percentage system. An
other feature of the order was the an
nouncement of the resignation OF John
+. Stevens as engineer in charge Of
the canal construction.
The intention of the president ia
that there shall be an entire reorgan>
I@9uon Of the commission with three
army officers of the engineer corps its
leading members. who are to have
charge Of the engineering features Of
the canal work. The chairman and
engineer-in-chief Of the commission will
be Major @. W. Goethals. and his as
sociateS will be Major D. Dub. Gall
lard, and Major William L. Sibert. to
rank in the order named. These Off
GERS are all comparatively young am
bilious and energetic members Of the
corps.
The president is unaware of the
specific reasons which have been infiu-
entail in prompting Stevens resigna-
ton. 1t surprised him very much, but
1t is understood that a job at twica
the government salary has been Of
fered him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-27
CURRENCY BILL IS PASSED
Senate Does a Land Office Business
and Hustles Much Work Through
House PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, Feb. 81. = The senate
passed the sundry civil appropriation
bill, carrying $114,00O,OO0, and the
Aldrich currency bill, which author
ICES the issuance of ten-dollar gold
certificates to the end that the ten-dol-
lar greenbacks may be broken up into
one, two and fve-dollar bills; also the
deposit Of customs receipts in national
banks as internal revenue receipts are
now deposited, and raises from s3-
100000 to 100000 the amount Of ma
tiOnal bank circulation that may be re-
tired in any one month. Conference
reports were adopted on the naval
army, fertilization and Distrlctof Co.
lumbia bills. and the bill allowing the
government theright of appeal in Grim
inRl cases.
General debate on the so-called shin
subsidy bin was begun in the house
and under an agreement continued
throughout the day, the debate being
extended from a fve-hour limit to in
ciude all Of today and up to II O'Clock
tonight The conference reports on
the Notifications appropriation bill and
the omnibus revenue cutter bill were
aduDtpd