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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
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Ans DER JanptfaSt.

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nit Srerben pernebmen. ut Serr Or
s.. Ibnen, HrofeIor am ghternadei
8pmEaiium. gum Gffi5ier o'IcabemiC
ernannt ipprben. Sem 6ei6eioener
9elcbrten unicre bcr6li6iten Slid
piinidel
2usembnrs, Is. &ai. Serl
8elihbiais aus Cid on Der Il3ette
bat bas grameu Fir eas 9pftora,
int Ee1t beltanoen.
2uyembmrg, IS. Mai. @ie aiis
Bonn beriftet pirb, bat Serr So.
bnnn Soiepb @roSbiii6 bon bier ieir
Sottorat nit Der 9tote .ma9na cum
lauoe" be1tanben. Geine Snaugn.
raloiIertation our grlansuns Del
9oftormiirbe trdgt Den Sitel: .Nbi5o.
blum raoicieola $. IN peri6ieoener
Ndbrmebien.
2ngembmrg, 10. Mai. Serlonal'
nadrihten Der Heidseiicuba6u mn
@il6elm 2urembnrg y @ubnen: CIR
nannt: gum Observation-Disclosures
4nbnbofporiteber S6umader in mi.
lingen; gum 9abnboiporiteber Sabus
b%ofsperipalter Spo9en IN Settin9en.
@iimelingen.
2ugembnrs, t8. Iai. Sn be,
Naht bon Sonntag aif Montag Tan
es anf benz Selogen opil6en mebre'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Die n9nyembnrgcr Ua5ctte" nad)
europa.

@iele 2iirembureer : Imerifoner
baben ben gemiB iehr l0bliGen Oe.
broud, ibren Inseborigen in Der
altcn Seimatb cine Seitung silSu.
idifen, bnmrit Die i%enieits bes S5eans
3nriifgeblieberen ieben fonner. mic
eS oen IuSgerpaiberten I'M nelien
8aterlanoe eraebe. melf)e Sort
ifritte nniere I'll. 9ieligion in bicienl
ipeiten 2aube gemoht bot uno mie eS
ondh in materieler Se5iebuns bier
auSiiebt.
9ie .&a5ette" miro bereitS bon
iebr Sielen nad) europa seianbt. uno
lit bort eiu germ 8ciebeics Slott.
Gortofrei nadl europa aeialbt foitet
oieielbe iGbrlid MIR $500 in Sor.
aus6eaablung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
!: o%snaem6urger 9ladri&ten. !


fai,nten. guBer ieiner Satin bins
terldBt er nod elf &inber: Setter,
Sobn Setter unO Nifolaus Sein3 in
aurora. Srau Sranf 9inbeen. Srau
8. 8armille, Srau @m. Seibelmann,
Srail 2eonbarb Sart tn 8irgil. Srait
Wlatb. 8agner. Srau g. 5arral uno
Sri. Wertrub Seit5 in aurora. Sein5
mar elm fleibiser, rehtihaffener
@ann, Dem feline Samilie unb ieine
sablrci6cn Sreurbe Gin e1renbe5 itno
b~lcibcroeS ITbenfcn b~etuaGrcn ircr>
cen.
Ser Sort @aitsngtan Scitnns"
cn:Ee1men lutr &aGfolserOcs:
anSrcp @eter bon G~rebonid,
fpclder zen @inter in 9os Ingeles,
Gel. Derlebie, idreibt ui5, oaB Ell
Nnfanss Siini BON jcne. f@Dnen
Stabt I6idjieo rebmcn NIB ii1 auf
Die Seimreiis be9e6en ipirb. Cine
oircfte Seimrc:lc ipiro eS mosfcn
nidt iein lnb man fam i'm ipn,it
noW niht balbisit suriid ~eriparten.
benn icin Elan lit. 3uerit ncb Die
Stdbte Sresno, Gan Srnnciscu.
8ortlanO, Sdconid. Seattle. Gpofaue.
ct. Saul nnb Gbicnso 5u ~beiudjen.
@m %. Mai lit in Sopn Bort
@aibin9ton Die Battin bes befanns
ten Iniieblers tSenrb Iinler i'm @l>
ter bon SO Sabren aeItorben. Sic
2eritorbene fam Dor me6r ais so
Snbren aus 2urem6ure nnf Mmes
rita nnb bat iettber bier eetpobnt.
sic biuterldBt ibren trauernben @ats
ten nno bier SDbne; Elm Sobn unb
cine Sodter 9ingen ibr i'm Spbe
boralis. Die nod lebenben Ginber
finb BERNARD. Ii6ael, Senrp unb
Nicolaus. Sic unb ibr @atte fpo6nz
ten in Den lebten Sabren bel ibrer
Shiuiegerto1ter. Der @ittpe hires
p%eriturbenen Sobnes Nicolaus. linz
ter 5ablrei6er get6eiligune purbe
Die piirbige Yionierin am Samstas
alf Dem ct. utarien> Sriebbofe bnrf
3ep. 0robidmit 81 @rabe beitattet.
sic rube in Sriebenl
Dem oWprbnern" bon ct. glpnS,
gtinn.. entnebmen mir, ipie folgt:
- So6n Siebler. Gobn Der an ct.
Stepban i%pobnenoen Snmilie Snno>
cen5 Siebler. nel6er bereits iiber
Stpei Sabre in SulSa. Sasfatdelpan.
Canada, perbrahte, mo er cine idone
Seimitdtte 81 eigen bat. pirb iih nad)
5ipei Monate lnngem Iufentbalte bel
Ieinen Gltern ndditen Sienstag ipiez
Der nnd GAMBIA aufmahen. mo es linn
ieiner ausiage nah portrefflid se>
fdut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
9ins unierer Nappe.

@or ungcfdbr Ionbenfriit f~eierten
III u~nierer lieben Staot cure M
b II r 9 unb 5tpar am nerpDnten 5. 0tai
etne Sorte nSolfSperbeNerer" einen
tiifti9en. ipoblberbienten nnb pobls
befommenoen Heinfaa. Mtan nennt
iene Rartei audi has i'm lu~remblr>
ger Gamble gebuIbete l,ebel". oDer
gang plain" geipro6en "nnfere
So5i. lleber iene. fir 8enannte
10 compromitierenbe gpiiobe, bringt
Der .gdternad)er M~n5eiger" tags
barauf IN launiihs iarfnitiihem 8orts
laut N~abitebenbes. pie fol9t:
$500 rotbe Nelfen iouen I'M Sotel
Bar. Geutralbabnbof. 9uremburg,
gum @erfaufe mus9eboten iein. @ie
man uns berii1ert. prangen bieielben
i'm berrlihiten S6arlahrotb uno iinb
tabeqos neu. bn Tie crit fir Die Mnis
feier am leeten Sonntas ansefauft
porben iinb. IuS irgenb elmer llrs
fade ndmlih. ODER aus mebreren 3us
Immen, fanh tie feline Ibnebmer. OBJ
i6on gemdB elmer befannten Yropbes
3etin9 oes Serrn Sber9enoIen 4.
Graileur cine Irn,ee bon etlpa 10,s
900 8riioern am lebten Gonntag 5lr
Waifeier bate anfmari6ieren iouen.
Im lebten Counting, CUR Iaifeier
MN, 5dblten Die $50. SberaenpHen,
nngefdbr cine Gtunbe nad Der ieitges
icbten Seit, Die Shaaren ibrer Sremen
- mnb feb es iparen 100 Niann CD.
Gin fleiue5 6duflein omar, mas ia
reht bebnuerlih. aber bod ole
itramme nnb pobl9eidulte 0eut';
penn unlercs @iIienS periduntc nild
nidt elmer beinl @intritt in Den Gaal
iid cine rot9e Nelfc ms anppflph al
ltedcn. - bnS abcr 5ei9t Yrin5ipicus
Sertigfcit uno 5ielbeplbtcs @orou>
acben.
so MN bic lie6en .8riiber nit ser
Neltc" ibren llmsua I'M aro6er Goale
bes 2su. @dr sebdltsn, iro Der Ylat
jebenfals gelangt hattie, ooer oh tic
auf bieien llm6ug. Ser ms biSber alS
Gin mcientlihcr Yeitanbtbeil Der Mais
feier crihienen - gan5 uer3id)tet,
ent5iebt lid nuIerer 9enntnib.
Sur iopiel fonnten mir ~eriabrcn.
bab Die so. Genofien CANA anbd6z
tie ben lihtbollen observation-disclosures
gen Der SO. Sberanfiibrer 9. 0rais
ieur. Yrobit unb @elter lauidten.
Sieic NnSfiibrungen gipfelten ales
iammt IN Der grtenntnib, b 8 Der
9roBe @eltfetertag nod
in meite. neitc gntfers
nune serudt fei. Sas lit uns
9efdbr GQeS. mas ma iiber oieis
Heoen iaaen Tam unb gibt BEN Sns
bait 5iemli6 er hopfenb mieber.
I'm aber often 5l fem. miilien mir
eines geiteben. nGmlif. bob ms Serr
@elter ipirflib bauerte. ba inn si,m
Sebitieren Ieiner 3ipeifelos erobartig
angeleeten Hebe MIR elm Iiertelitiinos
den blieb. bn Der Saal fir anberpeis
tiae 3ipede 9erdumt iperben mubte
mnb SaS Sortihaffen Der &iiten nit
ben 5000 Nelfen 5iemli6 3eit
in Mnipru6 nnbm. @er Germ
8elter aus Der 3ammer fennt, piro
bas grobe Spfer an iddben piiien. Das
er aiif bieie @eiie auf ben Gltar Der
rotbeG Snternationale -nieberlegen
mubte. Sic 0enoiien. iibrigens peit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

rem Burden 81 elmer iuiiiten S6lds
gerei. nobel oas Ieiier nieoer IN
Sbdtigfeit trat. Gin gefpiiier Gonss
BORT bat niht peni9er benn flint
Glide bon einem Irheiter aus Cid
erbalten unD purbe I'M nabe9ele9ee
men Sftroibdusfen bon benz IfneI
berbei9erufenen Ar5t perbunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

0ie meiiten unperitanbeneu
Srauen iino blos-unberitdnbio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
Mr.. TEETER walked I
THE PLANK OF BIAS 81
Like Roosevelt, Witness Calls
Haywood an Undesirable
Citizen.
KNIGHTS or LABOR MEMBER .
Still Difficult to Secure Jury and.
Second Special Venire Is
Called.

BOISE, IDAHO, May 24.-The second
special venire in the SteunenberE mur-s
der case is proving barren of men
qualified to act as Jurors, and unless
the form shown by the first half OF
them Is reversed In the second half.
there must be another special venire
summoned The first half Of this venirc
has yielded only ole man w!io4actually
qualified, and only one more who may
qualify; the rest went down .n success
sion for fixed opinion or bus of va
rious forms. Only twenty-st six Of this
veniro remained to be- sfisr4noned,i and
en- the assumption that all peremptory
challenges will be used. seven more
jurors must be found
In the procession Of the disqualified
that passed through Judge Woods
court to-day came the first man since
the trial btgan who unqualifiedly stands
by President Roosevelt and his utter
ances as to Meyer. Haywood and Petit
hone. He Is w. 3. Teeter. farmer,
and long ago member of the knights
OF Labor.
At sveral points of the examination
by the defense there were indications
that Teeter's answers would give cause
for challenge, but he crossed all the
thin leo. down to the letter Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. In answer to ques-
tion from e. F. Richardson. lle said
that he indorsed the letter Of President
Roosevelt, in which the prisoner was
characterized as an undesirable citl-
zen. Mr.. Richardson asked the tales
man If he thought the prisoner had
been guilty Of melting riot and was an
undesirable citizen and got an affir-
native answer The court sustained
the challenge of the defense, and Mr.
Teeter walked the plank of bias.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
Definite MOVE TO
PULLMAN RATES
Commerce Commission Asked to
Secure Reduction for
Public.
!. WANT GENERAL REVISION
Complaint from St. Paul Charges
That Rates Are Excessive
and Unjust.

WASHINGTON, May ga definite
effort was begun to-day before the
Commerce Commission to So.
cure to the public reduction in the
rate OF fare charged by the Pullman
Company for ts sleeping car accom-
modations. This Is the first time in
it's history that a proceeding has been
brought against the Pullman Company
and 1t promises to be an action Of
more than ordinary interest and im-
portance.
The complaints, which are brought
under the most recent act of Congress
on the subject of rates, are regarded
as of Importance, as they will open up
the question of sleeping car rates
throughout the country.
Three complaints were filed against
the Pullman Company and various
Northwestern railroad lines. which are
made co-defendants, by George S.
Lotus. a business man of st. Paul.
Minn. Mr.. LOTUS AYERS that, in the
course of his business. he Is Obliged
to travel from st. Paul to various other
points and to use the accommodations
of tho Pullman Company. The charges
for the Recommendations, he declares,
are unjust. unreasonable and excessive,
and he asks that tho commission re-
duce them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
KILLS H|MSE[| TO
ESCAPE THE COURT
Italian, on Trial for Black Hand
Crime, Hangs Himself in
Jail.
ONE OTHER PLEADS GUILTY
Hearing Suddenly Interrupted
and Slayers Of Butcher Get
Reward.

NEW YORK. May 24.--The trial OF
the three alleged "Black Hand men
on charge of murder in tho first de-
gree was abruptly terminated In the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn to-day.
Rocco Panagiro, one Of the men. took
the case, so far as he was concerned,
from the earthly tribunal by commit
ting suicide ut the Raymond Street
jail by hanging. Immediately after
tho opening Of the court, Genaro Espo-
sito, another OF the trio, withdrew his
plea OF not guilty, and pleaded guilty
to murder in tho second degree. Then,
upon the recommendations of District
Attorney Clark, Francesca Como. who
had been on trial Jointly with the other
two, was discharged from custody
The district attorney said there was
no evidence to show that Como was
directly concerned In the murder.
Tho three mon were charged with
having killed Galtano Costa, Il butcher
who was found shot and stabbed tc
death in his shop last October. Short
" before his death, Costa had received
several lcttzrs demanding money, ant
threate..ing death unless Immediate
payment was made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
NORFOLK TEAM
TO PLAY GAME
NEXT SUNDAY
Will Meet Lynchburg and Open
Sunday Season, Says President
Wells.
tsneeIal 10 INC Tlmes. DIspatch.l )

NORFOLK, VA. May 24.--1t was
officially announced here tonight by
President Otto Wells, of the Norfolk
Baseball Club and Manager Jack Grim
OF Lynchburg. that their clubs VIII play
bail here Sunday afternoon. Profess
sionnl baseball on Sunday has never
before been attempted in Norfolk or IN
Virginia. The game to be played Sun,
day is tho one postponed from May 6th. lr
Sunday is largely regarded as q, hol-
idny in Norfolk; many excursionises
come here on that day. and Wells ''nd
Grim expect that the attendance VIII be
a record breaker. The exposition IS
closed on Sunday and thcro VIII be
thousands OF visitors in the city look
ing for. diversion.
The Norfolk ball park is located In
Norfolk county. 1t is believed that
the club managers have received as
surances from the police OF tho county
that the game will not be interfered
with. Games will be scheduled here
for each Sunday during the ball sea-
EOn. ss'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
TWO KILLED IN
iIEAD-ON CRASH
Street Cars Rush Together and
Motormcn Perish in the
Wreck.

Grand RAPIDS. MICH, May pa
Two men lost their lives in Il head-on
collision on the Grand Rapids, Grand
Haven and Muskegon Interurban Line
at Celery Farm. few miles cast of
Muskcgon. early to-day. The dead: !:
G. d. Belts. motorman. Grand Rapids;
james Edmonds, motorman, Muskegon.
The regular passenger car left Musk
eIon for Grand Rapids shortly after 8
O'clock. At Celery Farm 1t met west
bound baggage and express car head
on Both cars were wrecked. and the
two motormen were instantly killed.
Five passengers were injured. one OF
them. stephen Werden, of this city
perhaps fatally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
ABSgGABRIEL
TO THE HEART
Robert Golf Instantly Kills Man
Who Had Been His Friend.
Takes to Woods.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
TAZEWELL. VA, MAY 24.-James
Gabriel, an expert machinist for tho
QEigley Furniture Company. was
stabbed to the heart and instantly
killed on Plum Creek this afternoon by
Robert Goff, tcamster for the same
company.
Goff Immediately took to the woods,
and UP to late hour tonight had
not been apprehended. So Var as
known the men were on the best of
terms when Mcy passed through town
this afternoon, but were said to have
been drinking. Two other men were
with them, but they were unable to
say whether the dead man and Golf
had difficulty. Tho wounds in Ga
brlel's breast would indicate that he
had been stabbed with q very large
knife. Tho wound over the heart was
about four inches long, and the wound
In the right breast was about two
inches long. The former was about
five inches doep.
A sheriff is In pursuit of Goff to-
night.
Gabriel leaves thrco children, his
wife having died Il few years ago. JIc
was formerly from Pennsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
AND SHOOT
A PREACHER
Man Who Mas to Have Been I'M
portant Witness Killed in Own
Yard.

RALEIGH. N, C.. May GA special
from Mount Airy, N. c., to tho News
and Observer. says:
I'm Carroll county. Va, In section
OF the Blue Ridge Mountains last
night about midnight, Rev, DOS Easte,'
a Dunkard preacher. was awaKenea'
lured into his front yard ana assassl.
mated. being killed with shotgun nS
some ono concealed II was an ntro-
cious crime and no reason can Y pc
assigned for 1t unless it was. that MI.
Easter would hnye heen an important
Witness In cases now pending IN court
whero certain parties In the neghbor-
hood had been indicted for selling
liquor illegally and other desperate
Mr.. Easter was good
man highly respected, as was at
tested by tho large number Of neigh
bors who gathered at the home to-day
to offer help and sympathy tothe sor-
rowing widow and seven children. In
dlgnation was running high, and 1t is
feared that II the guilty party Is
found out tho people would not walt
for the courts toTdecide the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
THREE KILLED
IN STREET RIOT
Row Started Over Woman, and
Two Of the Victims Were
Cho,ur7,o,,
SllOWncn.

4 MENDOZA. ILLS. May 24-Three,
men were killed ard several other per-
sons were injured In q riot to-day be-.
tween employees OF circus and citi-
zens. The dead: Emory Mcintyre, Am
boy, Ills: Joseph Faulkner Snowman; !;
George Sown. Snowman: The fight last
ed two hours. It began in discus
j sion over the merits OF young wo-
man of Mendoza who went to supper
with one of the managers of the show.
From fist fight the quarrel soon de-
velopcd into riot. in which all OF
the employees Of the circus and fully
100 citizens took part. The police and
the fire departments were called out
before the rioters were chased from
the streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
CAPTAIN ACTED
PART OF COWARD
Steamer Wreck Due to Mistake in
Lights, Says the Admiralty

E HAMBURG. May 24,-Tho admiralty
court has decided that the wreck Of
the Hamburg American Line steamer
Prinzessin Victoria Luise near Kingston
Jamaica. December 10th last, was due
to Captain Brunswig's mistaking one
light for another and maintaining full
steam at time when lie should not
have done SO. The decision OF the court
concludes with saying that Captain
Brunswlg neglected his duties as COM
mandor of the vessel by locking him
self In his cabin and committing sui
eide after she ran on the rocks in
stead of trying to save the ship and
passengers, who, however. were all
safely landed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
CAR GRATEFUL
TO THE COUNCIL
'elegraphs Thanks for It's Ex-
preston Concerning His

ST. PETERSBURG, May 24.-Em-
peror Nicholas, in reply to the mes
sage Of the Council Of the Empire
expressing its congratulations on his
escape from death as result of the
recent terrorist plot. has telegraphed
to that body as follows:
Il heartily thank the Council of the
Empire for the expression Of its senti-
ments. am convinced that the coun-
Gil will be of real assistance to mo in
all its works. AS for my life.t it is
not precious to me, provided Russia
lives In glory. peace and prosperity"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
SLAYER OF GIsT is
CAPTURED AND IN JAIL

UNION. s. g.. May 24,-Arthur Davis,
who shot and killed Clarence q. Gist
at Carlisle S. G.. yesterday, was cap
tured to-day and lodged In jail here,
Gtst had caused the arrest OF Davis for
disorderly conduct at baseball game,
for which the latter shot him and then
made his escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
MURDERS WIFE;
THEN HIMSELF
Cut Her Throat With Knife AT
ter Desperate Struggle in
Home,

PHILADELPHIA. May 24.-With
their throats cut from ear to ear,
Peter McGtnnes, aged forty-eisht years,
and his wife, Bridget, thirty-eight
years old. were found dead to-day In
their home, in tho l8wer section Of
the city, The Kitchen, dlning-room
and hail were bespattered with blood.
The, police are inclined to believe that
McGinnes cut his wifes throat and
then his own, The rooms showed every
iEdication OF q STRUGGLE q Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
standard. OlI Exeepts.

ST. PAUL. MINI, May 24.--standard
OIL Company nttorneys to-day, before
granting Of O. bill OF exceptions to tho
governments complaint. seeking to
have declared unlawful tho alleged
combination Of the Standard Oil Conn
court took the question under advise
Ment and adj djourned, 91 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
WILL IMPROVE ROADS.
Judge witt Sends Recruits to the
.L Working EOrcea.

Working Forces.
In tho Hastings Court yesterday
William Harris, Indicted for assault
and battery, was convicted by jury
and given n term of one year on the
public roads.
James Brown and Benjamin Eaton,
charged with housebreaklng, were
tried by jury, convicted and given
terms OF two years each upon the
ROADS.
In the case OF Richard Hartlesty,
charged with aiding prisoner at the
jail to escape, the Jury disagreed and
were discharged.
Alfred Perkins was tried on indict-
ment for selling LIQUOR without license
andupon another charge Of selling to
minors. was convicted of both of
fenses and given four months In Jail
and 500 fine In each case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
~ x
Wedding Cards Issued

OF this city, have issued Invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter, Mary
Coalter Koiner, to Mr.. Jean Sales
Jones. on Wednesday evening, June
or residence No 1904 Floyd Avenue,
The bride is q daughter Of Hon. G, W.
Koiner, Commissioner Of Agrlcuiture,
and the groom q son5of lion. FELIX NJ.
~ JQulS. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
ENTERTAINERS PLANNING.
City'1 omcinl Hospitality l. to be Ii,

ited to officials.
The first meeting of the special joint
committee Of the Council to act in
conjunction with the Mayor in enter
tanning official and distinguished vs-
litors to the city during the exposition
period was had In the Mayors Office
yesterday. Chairman w. r. Dabney
presiding. The matter of entertain
ment was talked over in general
way. and 1t was determined that It
was not feasible nor desirable to en-
tertain large parties and excursions,
but only small parties with official
credentials, or other persons OF known
Distinction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
DIR. THOMPSON
FOUND GUILTY.
Physician Who Figured iii BY
waters Case Out on Bond,
Pending Appeal.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l Z

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 24.-Ed-
ward Leon Thompson. better known as
"Dr. Leon" who figured in the Stroth-
the operations upon Miss Strother. was
to-day adjudged guilty OF performing u
similar operation In this city, and was
tiary at Moundsville. An appeal was
noted. and bond In the sum OF $4,000
was accepted for his appearances. There
are n anumber OF otllor similar charges
against him, which have not been
heard.
Harrison Wagner Convicted.
The Jury In the case OF DR.. Harrison
perjury In connection with an affidavit
as to some Judgments he claimed Ito
have from Dickinson county, Va, ron,
dered q verdict of guilty. 1t Is said
that his attorney viii appeal from
this action, and that q defense of IN,
sanity will be set up y y new trial
Is granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-15
Pointed Paragraphs

If girl is as good as pie she doesn t always take the cake.
 A man isn't necessarily charitable because he gives himself away.
 As a rule the girl who jilts the young man does him a great favor.
 Some men fail because they are hon est and some because they are not.
 1t is the easiest thing in the world to dream that you are making money
 A telephone in your house is a great convenience-for your neighbors.-Chi. cago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-15

John D. Rockefeller s physician, H. F. Biggar, says that Mir Rockefeller lis the best trained athlete in the GS- year-old class in the world. He has been born twice physically and is only about II years old Mir. Rockefeller states that it cost him $5,000O00 to re- gain his health, due principally to the loss of dropping out of business. His physician says he should live to be 94 years old.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-15
Defeats Its Own End

It causes a sensation to impose fine of more than twenty-nine million dol lars, but the fact is that such fine is better for the Standard Oil than one of one-tenth that amount. The bigger one will never be paid. It's very immens- ity will furnish the defense with ground for appeal.-Columbia State.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-15
Professional Enthusiasm

"What do you think, girls9 Miss Passc has got a beau.
 ooh, he doesn t count. know him. He is dealer in antique bargains. ''-- Baltimore American.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-15

The reason all girls think they are pretty is because they maneuvor around to make you tell them so.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-15

A comfortable thing about being con ceited is the way you always think you aren't.