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Free press., 1907-03-02
Topeka. Kans.. Feb. %. -

topeka, KanS., req. Il.
When the house of representa-
tives was called to order this morn
ing it was suggested by Representa-
tive R. S. Hendricks, of Rawlins,
that picture of General George
Washington be secured and placed
upon the walls of the house. The
sergeant-at-arms proceeded to OBJ
tain a painting of the father of his
country and brought it into the
house. BY request Tom Anderson
led the house in singing America.
The judiciary committee today re-
ported for passage Senator Stlling's
.'mulct tax bill. This bill provides
a way by which the prohibitory law
may he evaded in the payment of a
license. The senate bill has been
unfavorably reported in the house.
A communication from the stock
yards committee of the Missouri
Ieislature asking that like COM
mittee be named at once by the
Kansas senate for the purpose Of
yards legislation was read and re
ferred to the local stock yards com
mittee.
The house of representatives by =
vote this morning expressed its
willingness to compromise with the
senate on the tax bill, accepting the
county assessor plan, the senate to
recede from its demand that the
state board of railroad assessors be
kept in existence. This would indi-
cate that the present legislature
will be given the opportunity to en-
act an assessment and taxation law
which legislatures for the past
twenty years have been trying in
vain to pass.
Under the compromise bill a state
tax commission of three is to be
created by appointment of the gov
ernor within ten days after the final
passage of the measure. The mem
bers of the commission are to re
ceiye a salary of $500 annually. Az
ter the appointment of the commits
sion and the selection of chairman
by it, the following appointment of
employees under the commission are
provided for: Secretary, $4,000;
two clerks, 5000 each, and such 9TH
required.
Under the terms of the Waggener
bill which was passed by the senate
tko railroad board If assessors is to
be retained. but since then the SEN
ate has offered to recede from this
portion of the bill and accept a com
promise as has been suggested.
Free press., 1907-03-02


chance of an agreement between
the two houses of the legislature up
on a primary election measure ex-
pired late this afternoon when the
senate by a vote of % to II reject
ed the Stubbs bill which passed the
house and substituted in it's place
the Fitzpatrick bill. The fight over
the primary measure began early
yesterday afternoon and was con-
tinued throughout today. 1t was
the principal fight of Importance
during the present session of the
senate and members had been or
ganizing and preparing for it for
several days.
There were four bills on the sub
ject of primary elections pending in
the senate and all were read. They
were made a special order of busi-
ness for this morning and the fight
began in earnest today. All of the
senators who had prepared speeches
on the subject participated in the
discussion before the vote could be
taken.
The bills were considered in com
mittee of the whole, and after the
committee arose late today the first
roll call vote on the proposition to
substitute the Fitzpatrick bill for
the Stubbs bill was taken This
showed the sentiment of the mem
bers on the two measures.
The senators who voted for the
Fitzpatrick bill were:
Benson, Belts, Brewer, Buschow,
Caldwell, Carver, Chapman, Conner,
Fitzpatrick, Fulton, Griffin, Hamme.
Harrison, Hughes. Lower, Martin of
Woodson, Noftzger. Porter, of Craw-
ford, Porter OF Montgomery, Still
lings, Waggener, Wilkerson.
Those opposed to the Fitzpatrick
bill and for the Stubbs bill were:
Binker. Dolley. Getty, Gilbert.
Hayden, Hodges. Huffman, Martin
of Bourbon, Miller, Quincy, Robert
son. Simons, Smith, Stannard, Stew
art. Tucker and Young.
The issue during the fight was
Track Meet at Wichita. The
Third Annual Intercholastic Field
and Track meet of the Arkansas
Valley will be held in Wichita this
spring. The Fairmount athletic
field will be used for the purpose.
! Destroyed by Fire. - The general
store OF Ed Mathes, at Womer,
I Smith county, a country town about
20 miles northeast of Smith Center,
was totally destroyed by fire. Nj.
Mathes carried a stock of $4,000 to
| $4,000. which was total loss, on
which there was an insurance nj
Free press., 1907-03-02

Turned in OIL Inspection Fess. -
l. L Hussey. state oil Inspector.
turned into the state treasury the
sum of $4,000 as the earnings OF
his department for the noonth Of
January.
Free press., 1907-03-02

JUDGE of 18th District. = Gov.
Hoch has announced the appoint
ment Of Elmer C. Clark. OF oswegO.
Free press., 1907-03-02

Topeka, kans., Feb. 21.-After an
other day spent in discussion of the
primary election bills in committee
of Il whole the Fitzpatrick bill was
passed by the senate, soon after the
committee of the whole arose, by a
vote of "a to los, practically as it
was introduced
The hardest fight on the bill was
made to strike out sections 2 and 3,
which provide for the conventions.
This was merely the fight of yesteI-
day renewed by the opponents of
the Fitzpatrick measure. There
was no time at which the opposition
had the strength to put the amend
ment through and it was killed.
There will be no investigation of
the charge against the state senate
that the railroads controlled that
body in its action on the Waggener
by the Kansas City Star. but the
Is Judge of a City Court. Gov.
Hcch appointed c. S. Nation to be
judge of the city court OF Chanute.
This court was created by a law en-
acted recently. Judge Nation is 4
cousin of ]. N. Nation, auditor of
state.
Charged With Hog Stealing. =
Ed Stewart. of Ottawa. was arrest
ed at Ottawa and taken to Douglas
county on a warrant charging him
with hog stealing. 1t was at Stew
arts home where Frank Schneck
stopped, previous to the murder OF
Schneck's wife and two children at
whom she charges with bigamy. She
went before the assistant county at
torney TO swear out a warrant for
Fink, who is in Wichita Sheriff
W:lkerson, OF Shawnee county.
wired to Wichita to have Fink held,
but later County Attorney Schenk
refused to allow the warrant to be
issued and Wilkerson recalled his
order to the Sedgwick county
sheriff Mrs. Fink, who says she is
the fourth wife of Fink. said she
would go back to F1nney county and
swear to a complaint
Free press., 1907-03-02

An Ex9leslee g koIgmb..s. q The
Free press., 1907-03-02

Centropolis. Stewards evidence has
been depended upon to establish
Schneck's alibi.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

ve were viewing gl-c.cr~ aud .oauo2 tceb,rEs. projecting rocks and o.h"r danrers from a aoaun- palace in which waste he toaud 'au comforts a. h"mo.. An orchestra d~cour~na ~Ho., music .aad rasttmr. AS we steamed past .m.r- a.a islands oa oa. -ae and gae shores of great eoaunea on tha othert
 "A, Ee,,b.san have ~.eu in t.e bend ota small stream what aud a..- er~ conservauvely estimated a' &nN salmon. obe5.en, totae .mne.Hrg forces of their nature. striving to ascend a miniature waterfall ,o lan hcaawa,,"- .o,,he streams to deposit their sDAwn- and die. Icauch. several fish with my nasrt hands and threw them aacs .n.o the stream again. Think O. .ha. ye #sherm.u o'Ta,c canon who patiently wade the raging pla. e and fish for the elusive noun inn ~oa, five or s.N tachu, .onE
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
LATE NEWS
 IF THE BOATS

Whit. horse. AuE 2..Iu stream The Canadian arrived a.Up. w The Bonanza King arr.vs' a- :, 8. m. l.e Csssa na- at Tauta'us ar s.ao p. m. The sarfrk loft Dawson ar tu. m.
 Down stream .Tae Dawson WAS a' Big Sa,uorala ID. The Wharhorse was at Yukon Crossing at n. m. The Eruauea King .e's a, z 70. m.
 Nay. sailing The Canadian ..0nv gasca tomorrow.
 skaeotg boats The Princess Nag will arrive ams-vow afternoon. She hes 1g0 ton. ,r rr.ch. and l-rannd tr.nnsr> The Humboldt .s dnn Zoe morrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
LECTURE T0MGHT

Roy. nrtng1e. otNeTsou. will speak .oni-h. a. tbe Presbyterian church. Rev. Pr.aE.a is aa old timer in Alaska having crme here ten years ago, and his talk tonight, The subject a' which is 'rue Ie~,Ta Trail, w.. undoubtedly be well H.ad.ed ny Hm. The adau ,s will begin al, 9 o'clock. suf gna pubic are invited Co attend
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
YESTERDAYS GAME

In the game yesterday the Mule skin oers won by a score of I-to 9. A good szod crowd WIS out Go see the game, which was umpred by El Dev.tn. A, several times in the game hard drives were made by Chief oi Police EarI who played wj,h the Mule Skinners, and is is whispered that ha used a billy instead of 1. baseball bat.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
GALL FOR BIDS

The bids rae..g.. ..r .an ..ah..un a' tnae e..N having a. no.n r..no.r. .o' bid. 0.. na rnc..rn. ny The under ,.ruau .-.ha0rmauu. r.a Hvh.g "urae r '.. .. Property committee for '.o HEUrr q. rHasfg fer one year from SeurarHa. Isl. .n.z -H-. no ". al na City Ta. -..e Mu..tE. Aug -..r. a s...~ meeting u. .He e"..c. commute. Bids mus. n" .or -...g rHa an' .a town >a ..#- ..r fighting .. r..m. .' .H# city vt. . ..as ."rn.
 Unr- < ~u.r. Iu.Ermau.
 ~.Hrw".. Aug .|.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

S.rsa Alaskan. NcNl "Wednesday 2l >.l n.w a e.n,arj win be rendered a. gHo Cottage hail. It pUrporrs lo b. a very e0.oyah'a saai.. as nearly a.l .ha n.-.cal talent tn lho town will take nau. Dr. l.. x Keller. Silkas gen u.ae ...rad. is ,ba promoter which fact Is. .n u>e.r yousher for lhe s0Ceoss ns tno entertainment
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
OUR STACKS
 ADVERTISE US

Below IS given & part of an interview aya prominent Deuye, mining man, ra~aph N Grady. and shows how wei, our deserted sbacss advertise ssar. way abroad
 "E visited the spot where soapy' ten sno.sotae heart bya >uperbfelow rho na~ >.aua.udg guart outside building .o which outraged citizens were hold. .asa meeting to dec-jeon the best way otrfd.ug the commualyol 'Soapy' end hi. gang
 Soaa> made the errsp of 6.tug up on bad ub.~.sy andos a,temr,tuE-w Win chester a hand ,, break upthe mse.- ing. T.e -po. where he fell is marked avaruas crcss formed by nails driven into tbe r.lls~ ou .be dock. His grave may be -eso on 8 hillside some distance away.
 IA handsome monument marks the gray. of the man ,ha. killed him, for unfortunately. Soapy' fired first and hi, aim was good. But that was 'he finish of .he gang that worked ,hc miners bo.h uays-gotnE and coming and terrortzsd Isw-a5ta,ng cluza.> while .g lasted.
 After 'Soary.s death the res, of the gang took 10 the huDs, bu, as remain ing ,he.e mean, starvation, they re .aruaG gave themselves up sud were .ssn,eo,aa <, from one 10 three yer>' Imprisonment
 "Skagv,, is a aeso.ate looking place ua.-h4.t the houses ID the town are empty old sba,ss, dangerous as a fire .u,uer. ns gre tusss and it's fame have vanished. lt.s be only place a, which No stopped ,ha, was not uoa, trim. clean ar. busy.
 "S.taa Is 8 charming Iitue pace wi h us m>e1 population Q. Russians, h. l.a., and Amertc IDS. A discharged marine whom ] mel on the naa. told ne that SHsa had HS 400
 .wey~.csd Juneau. the cap.,alor A. assa. For, Douglas, Halues. the T-ead- well eoru mGuv-. keJchtkan, etc, both gong and ou the return trlp-aG ln- .easag interesting and each-dta~r.og from al. the others.
 aBa, |, is of tae scenery along the line ot rouc thh ! would tell you w,-s { competent 10 do SD. l confess it is all bsyoud my poor desoripttvepower F.r- e~gs, vas. and prfmsval, line the shore O. the mainland on the eas. and cover -be islands on the west Snow-capPed peaks P -iog from the waters edge to height ot 5000 and [. 6.O00 feet and cover cG with venture from base to snow Iiue, beautiful valleys, sheItertog coves and shore lines so clear that it is d.msu.t to believe that they were not fashioned by human 5ands
 A vast solitude, the silence Oiwhich IS broken only by scouting whales, gam boiling porpoisos and the cry of wild fowl
 "A novcr-eudtnE but eyer-varpinE scene of sublime and pristine spIendor in the midst of which one is ioocibly re. minded of how small an atom in ,he scheme of nature is man, Andy here
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
Listen ToIt

EecttaIs on the Duplex day and nigh at the Seattle Its the sweetest musil lh- city.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
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THE TOWN

ENaaaaau.goNa,lan.sl' ..-... '.'s.' Mrs. u,.r sayaer-.ea for her home a, WaIsahorsa tauay.
 
 Tho season for large aoar, eo.oE to Hot So..a.s has closed.
  The tramp steamer ua.var1 arrived sn.s raa.rr v..n a .... cargo.
  E5gr-. u paa.na has sold .o- Ng. .. block 41. ~>agvay. ,o Tho~ j. Ryan George s.aa hard aud family ~s tarne1 oa .be Dolphin from Hot Spr.uSs.
 Mrs psa.s, Marray. 8 former resr. den, gs SsaEvay. IS seriously 4. at her home .u Whaeaar,.
  Co. .. s. Williams. a prominent Stewart r.,er m ping prowetsr, arrive. oa che Do.pa.a today
 ss,.'s J. SeGmar WAS a passenger o1 the Dolphin tr charge of the cslre for .ao vac.ac God Storage Company.
  Mrs. George Nr.Zb, WAS a Georgia passenger from Juneau. Mrs. "r.gh, ra:u-us much tur-ov,d ID hea.-1.
  Mrs Mead. who has been sns.a- .gc several weeks a- TsaaSee b". springs. returned home yesterday. Frank Wilson. of The Guy Transfer Company has returned tgau a aEaca"o0 a. Warm Spring, bay. near SHAa Jw. Sbearer and family, who hve aseu visiting a- Wa-a.us.on. vii. rs. rara on the Jefferson.
  u,s us.5a. The -a.uuE vaveuag salesman. srr.yea .n town to-day aua win spend a few days here, visiting merchants
 ..r.t' Harry Na.rra. -.e nouuaac.a. s-,y. e.er From Juaaau, who ba- o-gu .a ." city for rb- n.,, week. sa,sraaI s.s.or. gsv or n. .1asr-.s.
 ,..,.. Mrs w.Ev. H5agh,oa. who has 1sao spending a months vaea,lu al .ha springs near S..aa. arrva. home Eas- ,arday aa The Georgia.
 ..r,.' Mrs. R. Leak. accompanied by her 5Vo brteh. ,oar- s1ns after spending 8 month .o Ssa-wav, returned to her Juneau home yesterday. Hon. Edgar Wilson and wife. o. Idaho. were passengers on he last Spa- kane. and while ID St.sa Mir and Mrs. Wilson were the guests of or. L- &. Keller.
  Geo. A-UIer and wife returned to.he.r home at tha summit .hts morning. They were tr attendance al tha taro- well party given ,o Nr and Ms. ". R.. King Saturday.
 ssss,, VI. Curdy. re0re- auting lae Heinz Pickle Company. reached sksgway from interior points last Saturday and was & gae,. over Sunday. He will leave on the Dolphin.
 sr.sr James Kennedy and family arrived oD she Dolphin from Juneau today, Nr Kennedy Is son-tu-.aw of Chas. Jones and was fu the grocery business at Ju- ueau, and has disposed ot his interests ia Juneau to locate io Skagway.
  Juneau Dispatch. Miss Crystal Snow has been engaged by the school board as one 0t the public school teachers for the current year. Miss Snow is au Alaskan girl having graduated from the Juneau public schools. She spent the past two years studying and teach ing .u California,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest and best appointed hoste'ry j1 all the north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
Listen

...s-..- ...aa. N...E day ar. night .. ... Seattle. lis. rw...H-. music
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
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Juneau Dispatch. Miss Crystal Snow has been engaged by the school board as one 0t the public school teachers for the current year. Miss Snow IS an Alaskan girl, having graduated from the Juneau public schools. She spent the past two years studying and teach ing tu California,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

James Kennedy and family arrived ou she Dolphin from Juneau today, Nr Kennedy Is a son-iu-.aw of Chas. Jones and was fu the grocery business at Ju- ueau, and has disposed ot his interests ia Juneau to locate jo Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

Geo. NUIer and wife returned to.he.r home at tha summit .hts morning. They were tn attendance at ,aa .aue- well party given ,o Nr and Ms. ". R. King Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
O Q O Q Q Q

VI. Cundy. representing the Heinz Pickle Company. reached Sksgway From interior points last Saturday and was gae~. over Sunday. He will leave ou the Dolphin.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

Hon. Edgar Wilson and wife. n' Idaho. were passengers ou he last Npa- kane. and while lu S.-sa Mir and Mrs Wilson were tae guests aL or. L. $. Keller.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

N.vs I, Leak. acc0unau..a by her jNo brtEh. .asrr s1Ds. after spending 8 month .o ~za-way. returned Co her Juneau home yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

Bi,sduny Essvesn 2rir nd 9,h AvsE
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26

Mrs ". ". Hgugh.9u. who has been spending months vaca,. a a, 'ho springs near S..ka. arr.vau home Ens- -arlay au The Georgia.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-26
Tuck Fraharty

H.n.r- OLYMPIA BEER aS DHRraHr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
A NUESTRDS R[LAQONADDS

Para facilitar el dcspacho de
la correspondence y de los pc
didos que Sc nos hacen, debe-
mos advertir q nuestrOs rela-
clonados en- general, que DON
NJ. SAAVEDRA eS SOlamente
ADMINISTRATORS del periodico
BoLETIN MERCANTIL Y no de
la casa A Lynn G Hjj0s de Perez
Morris.
A dicho senor administra-
dor solo deben dirigirse Guam
do sc trate de asuntos relacio-
nadOs con la administration
del pcriodico.
A Lynn G Hijos de Perez Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
Revista de CarceIes

De la Carcel de Humacao han sail
do en- libertad por cumplimiento de
sentencia, Mare elo Coto, Isaias Ace
vedo, Nieves Boncained y Carmelo
Rodriguez; de Ia de Ponce Ramon Ri
vera, Francisco RAMIREZ, Juan Bau-
tista Daniel, Francisco Rodriguez,
Julio Pinillo Francisco Rivera; y
de la de Guayama, Cruz Figueroa
Rosario Nieves, Alexandra Torres,
Alberto Sanchez y Esteban Santiago.
En- la galera de sumarias de la
Carcel de Ponce han ingre sado Este
ban Rivera acusado del supuesto de-
Tito de hurto de mayor cuantia Car
los Qulntana del delito de abuse de
Conf1anza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
Ell conflicto entire Mejico
y Guatemala
Invasion inminente

Nueva York miercoles.-Dicen de Mejico
que 81 a la nota enviada por Ell gobierno del
se1lor Porfrio Diaz al de Guatemala, no res
ponde hoy el seilor Estrada Cabrera de acuer-
do con los deseos del goberno de Mejico las
tropas de esta Republica invadiran el terrific
rio de Guatemala.
Una parte de la prensa mejicana censura
la violencia con que Ell gobierno Sc lanza la
guerra con el pals vecino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
Servlclo Especial del bo|etlh Mercanl1
GABLEGRAMAS.
Los nilitareS norteameTsI- j.
canos en- CienfueqoS
Reprimiendo los tumultos

Nueva York, microbes. - Los despachos
recibidos de la Habana dicen que ha quedado
restablecido Ell orden en- Cienfuegos, pero el
goberno local contint1a en- poder de las autori-
dades militares americans.
Mr. Magoon ha manifestado que en- todas
las poblaciones en- las cuales ocurran tumultos
como los de Cienfuegos, Ell gobierno cubano
sera totalmente reemplazado por ohciales del
ejercito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
AVISO
A NUESTROS AGENTES

Suplicam0s d los senores
Agentes de este diario, Sc sirvan
devolver a esta Administration,
a la mayor brevedad possible, las
listas de suscriptores rectihCadas
que les enviamOs con circular
de II del actual; antiCipandoles
por clio las mas expresivas
gracias.
Esz .Edsn iasiSfrHciOM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
Sobre los puertos
de la Manchuria
Lo que pide Francia

Nueva York, miercoles.-Desde Paris ca
blegrafian que el goberno frances ha protesta-
do de que solamente sc trata de abrir diez
puertos de la Manchuria al comercio universal.
Franca exigira que abran todos y ESQ 10
ha dicho el ministro de .Agricultura Conner
clio.
La aperture de determinados puertos en- la
ManChuria, favoreceran intereseS especiales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
Auitaci0n EN- Pinar de- Rio
Los successes de Cienfuegos

Nueva York miercoles-Avisan de Pinar
del Rio que la parcialdad demostrada por Ell
gobernador Magoon en-. el reCiente tumulto de
Cienfuegos, ha causado un profundo malestar
en- la opinion que acusa los norte-americanos
de haber provoCado los tumultos que han lie
vado la perturbation Cienfuegos.
Temese que la indignation reinante en- Pi-
mar del Rio, degenere tumultos sangrentos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
las potencias
en- Marruecos
Garantlas que Sc necesitan

Nueva York miercoles.-Dicen los despa-
chos que Sc reciben de Londres, que la inexta-
bilidad del gobierno de Marruecos, inspira Sc
rios temores las potencias que Sc veran preci-
sadas establecer mas tlrmes garantias Ell
imperio que no hav que contar con la autori-
dad del Sultan. para imponer en- el convulsivo o
imperio elrespeto las vidas yihacendas de los
extran jeTos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05
la hueIga de los estibado-
res franceses
Perjuicios inmensos

Nueva York miercoles.-Los perjuicios que
han sufrido los Comerciantes, industriales las
casas navieras francesas consecuencia de la
huelga terminada aver sc calcuan en- muchos
millones de frances.
Los muelles estan abarrotados de carga Y
las mercancias expuestas la intemperle han
sufrido graves deterioros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05

La solicita una senorita que
durante algan tempo ha praC-
ticado eI escritoriOs COmerCia-
les como auxiIiar dc tenedOr de
libros V corresponsal:
Presen tara buenaS referen-
cias.
Di-igl~se d 2.
Apartado 3.
Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-05

Santa Ana, IN y 81 de la idem
Capllla T. O. F., 6H de la idem
Convento de San Miguel 6 de Ia
idcm
Puerta de TERRA, 7 de la idem
Santurce, 7 de la idem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
TRYING TO PALM OFF A brat on MEr

Trying TO PALM OFF A brat on MEw
came running up. Winters turned
over the Infant and Miss Rassett to
him and, snatclIlng his In, and cont,
ran after them 10 the police station to
prefer charges against Miss Bassctt.
who was tearfully trying to explain,
but whose explanations were checked
by the policeman.
Mrs. Winthers was so badly upset by
the unexpected outcome Of the plan
that she waited until her husband re.
turned home before she explained the
affair to him. 1t took several hours
before she convinced him that 1t was
true.
Meanwhile Mrs. Steele went to hunt
up Miss BasSeit and was also locked
up In the police station. Mrs. Steele
procured bonds and was released Mt a
late hour, Int Miss Basse,t had &c
spend the night In jail.
In the morning everybody was In the
police court except the Infants moth.
er, who was still In the hospital. Win.
Tiers said that he was willing to tuke
the child into his home. The charges
against Miss Bassett and Mrs. Steele
were dropped, and they went buck 20
the hospital to tell young Miss Steele
about the adventure. while Mr., and
Mrs. Winters took the baby home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
GIVES NAN NEW E!YELlDs.!
Remarkable Operation Performed b,
J knns as city Sura cor. y q, Y,

Remarkable Operation Performed BY
81 Kansas City Surgeon.
Through the science Of surgery Al.
thur Zimmerman Of 325 Franklin ave.
nue.. Kansas Ciy. west side, has been
provided with new eyellds. thinner.
man was burned by tar more than q.
year ago. After be was discharged
from the hospital the skin OF the eye.
lids began to- contract, and he could
not close bis eyes. This threatened bis
sight.
A short time ago be was taken to st.
Margaret's hospital. The cutIcle over
the eyes was carefully removed by the
surgeons and new skin, taken FROM the
thigh, grated over the muscle OF the
eyelId. Several operations have been
required TO get this skin properly
placed. The physicians think that soon
the patient Will be able to open and
close his eyes MS easily or almost as
easily as he would lad he not been ILL.,
jurcd. One thing only will be lacking
eyelashes. These surgery cannot supply.
The skin had also contracted about
the mouth. and an operation was nee
essary to widen the mouth. This was
done by making small missions ut
each corner and sewing the inner men,