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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
OUR FOURTH OF JULY GOODS.

Are arriving daily. Those who are
not adverse to patriotism should avail
themselves Of the opportunity of an
early selection, consisting of many new
things in the line of decoration. Blunt
ings, festoonings, tiags, fans, crepe
paper, national emblems, fire crackers,
torpedoes and a general variety OF
f~irecraekers. Call and see them.
6-20-b Of M. +. c. ROBINS s. co.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
WAIVED

WAIVED
MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumb ng. plas.ering. rickl yirg lee
IT al trades; fr e catalogue; posi-
ton secured. eoyne Trade Schools.
New York and san Franc 500
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24

% rent, an upright
pay So per month. Apply
ice.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
YRS SALE.

ION issued
NDistrict
in and
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24

Su- vi
J. F. {
City,
vented II .
waite si,at in
one white hind
same by proving !
t keep and put
rutict
y.
Mill
May 7-ff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Gunicrcn5 Der 9jiitslieocr bes bcmu'
frntildycn Nniiuual Gomitc's.

IrrnN Gid, Gno, %. Noo. -
,>n elmer hrltte bier itattgciltnoCnCu
Gonicrcn} Ser WitqIicocr oes oemos
trotiihcn NotionaI Gonlite'S mnr0c
beidloIien, einc Gerionlnllllg 0c2
Gomite'a alu II. Ic3ember in @ai1s
inaton ab3uhalten, llm 3cit uno Srt
iiir ben nlditidbri9en oemofrutiictcE
9tationaI Gonnent 81 beItinnncn.
lboa. (oq1ort iiihrtc Den goriiB IN
Der hcltiQcn Gonferel5, melcber rs
OlitgIiebcr beimubnten, pGhrenb iedI9
nnOerc 1teQpcrtrcter aeidJidt botteu.
Irei neitCre NtitaliCoer fanen beute
2lbeno bier al. Chicago, Wilponfec.
St. NauI, 2ouisoi0e. ct. 2ollis, Gjt.
cinn0ti lltlantic Gitp, Genper un0
Sotg gralrf bcperben iid) Inn 0cn
0entofrotiihen 9Idtional Gonpent.
Die Staot Ienoer fat 100000 in
@olo sur Ncitrcitluta Der 9lusgabga
or9 GonDent3 nngebotclL penn i6r
Sic Gbrc at C6eil Miro Ser Sdart
plab OeS Gonucnt8 3u iein. Gboma@
lag9art. uelher Gonoiout fiir @ic.
oererlpGblung 3um Mitglieo oe8 9tn.
tional Gonlite's iiir 1snoiann iit
CAB bette 9lbeno ein gnnfett 3l
gIren oer iibrigen Wtitglieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
yWnnrctnnin" lnnot an.

Nem Dorf, %. Nopcntbcr. -
ger ne1c GlnorO.Gampfcr yMollre.
tanIn," mcIhcr allf icincr Slutoiern.
lobrt $t2,5O0,00 in Solo iibcr's
V'eer brin9t crreidte ooS Sonou
Soof Scrhtidiif nm 3 Otinuten
nod II llbr bcutc &ornlittoo lrno
1Ina BORT ldnaere 3eit Dor 2lnfrr, bis
liN Der !FcbeI acnuQ acliiitct bate,
I'M 'cln Ginl0lticn in ben Soicn 3u
4elt0tten. Gr Qcbralchtc ) (oac. >
Stllnocn ltl0 10 Wiiruten iiir icine
Hobrt non Cneen5tomn noh Sonon
Noot llno bottc foit oltf Dem 0on5cn
WcAe 1htrnihc3 ySettcr ST bcfGm.
pfen. 2S1brenO eS ibm nid1t Qclana,
ocn Shnclli9fcitS Rccoro Scr Git
'ltanla" fIr bic qonjc 5Sa6rt (l 1ooc,
rs Stllnoen lno 10 Win1ttcn Al cr-
reIhen nlodtc cr sic Qr0Bte, icmolS
m elnen cilt5iacn Gage 5uriifocle0tc
Wcllcn5abl (671 Wtrilcn oocr G2l
anoterD am 81. 9topentbcr lnO bat
1onlt ooS Nedt, eincn blaucn @iln.
pei an Iciner @oifcI 5u fiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
NCttc 3uit1noc i'm Eflnhn,to

Ntlobomo Gitu Cflo., %
gtooclIbcr. 5000 6ob Bier i'm
Weribe pon $4,000 merOcn non eli.
ncr bieIi9cn @roncrciaeiclidloit IN
ole @onen 0cIcert pcrNcn nnilrn.
meln ca i6r nidt AeIingt cincn lis.
pens }u crlonden, melhcr ibr Qcltut.
trt' Dos HIer ats Dem Staatc 5u ucr.
lcnocn lmo SIT pcrfmtfcn. 0ic 0robe
VroltrrcL 0crcn @au iibrr 100000
toltcte, bat 0cn @ctricb cin0cItcQt lmo
lou 5ltilnftig ais &iibIipeihcr Der.
meH0et ner0cH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
W 3tCren

&0uitdnoG ubne Gcihmnd, clcgant iiberSos
Gen, filhrcn ub, rcAnIireu, rcniacu, iuaftheu
aus uno itirfcn. HnolpuD Giucu iiir oic oeis
lu0 uacr GtorlH0eu ocS WldGclls. bcr Sc
odrme. DER Eicrcn Der @luir bon Ticrenfrnufa
Dcltcn, NcnomnIcnbet, SbHnldtbtCIt, &eritoplul,
gen uno Gdmurrbpiocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Uiit Sntnrrh tchaftct.

Sd bin mein gan5eS @ebeit lang
nit 9lniollen bon Gatnrrb geplogt
gelpeien >Sll ben lcbtcn % Sobren
babe id) itets menn 10 lciocno, Ct.
&art(ep, 9tr. 1901, 4SeIt-6uDctte-
StraBc, coniultirt llno er bat mir
itets ihnelle Sinoerrng gebrnd]t.
$. u. Spnrrier,
2S4S @eit-2afapette. .9lpe.
(327-Sibl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
WclDr @ulo.

" cp DOrf, %. Noucm6cr. -
Wcbrcre ociterc bcoeutcn0e WolSbc
ltelIlIHgcn int 2It2lnnoc nlr0en hclrtc
bier on0ctiinOigt. 0iciclbcn mcr0cn
ocn 8olonport icit Dem 9lnfano ser
NllloWtri'i3 I'M @nn5cn altf $St,s
100000 crb0bcn. 1aa ncuc c5olo
tonhit 9robtcntbeiIa nlt9 tlranfrch
yIllol5ltonncr propbe3cicn, 0ob Scr
Wolornport cine S10bc pon iibrr
500 100000 crrcihcn miro, che CT
Qllh0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23

- I5t g8inton Elace, eincm &or.
ort bon Cincinnati, O., lit oie Vlluu-
bernoaren 5obrif Der SouiS Sipp
SO. biirdl 5euer 3erItort moroen. Der
Sdaoen belanit lid aui $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Naubnturo in Welu. ,(crieD.
VurIinatnn. l}..,N.. -. lfo

Vurlin9ton u.s. -. 9tou.
- e. 2. Sciferion Elm pobIbabcnOcr
Grocer, fiel in Der IeBten 9}ad)t nube
ieincr @obnltng eincm Houbmoroc
sum- Gpier. Gic M6rOer crmilrgtell
i'm nnbnren ibm @elo uno Nertb.
laden ab un6 legteu Ole 2eihe CHI
0as Nabngeleiie Sin um 1870 bier
idligcr, aus Ebilooelpbia fcnnrcnoer
3un itbernlbr ocn a0rper, ueritilm.
nteItc i'm ic0oh nift binrehcno, INN
Die Spltren oes Ecrbrcd)cn8 5lt Der
Hihtcn. Gin Wtann, pcIder lid ici:
mchrcrcn Iagen IN ser 9iQbe oea
IEciicrion'ihen 2a0en9 berlnltrieb,
miro Der 9etbeiIigunq al Dem Der
brehCt perOdhtigt. Wlehrcrc Gerbai.
tun9en lino bcittc uorBcnomncn NOR
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Nidtioc Guniercns i'm Mciecn Sanic

@oibinNton, :. s., %. 9top,
Cine Gonicrcn5 lit beltte 2lbcn0
3miic6cn Dem Er0iocntcn NooirpcIt,
:. Eicrpont Qiorgnnt Geo. =. Bacon,
Er0li0cntcn Der oGrItcn NotionoI-
Nont" bon 9tcmDorf uno Dem
Nilliaictrctdr Hobcrt @ucpn I'M
Sonlc. Gb1leih nidts 9tdberca ibcr
0rn 3lued Der GonIercl3 mitgctbciIt
morOcn it, criItirt oetnoh gutter
@runo iiir 0ic }lnuabmc, oab iicb Die
ieIbc olf Oic Ginon} Sadlogc be.
5iebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
3uriif nad europa.
9lrbcitcr GroonS nimmt inmcr
gr0kcrcn llmfano an.

SSoDr0clcgcnbcit IN Sen 3miicbcnocd3
ollcr Gonrpicr im %oro1S Der
9cbCn. - 2Ilh Die t5rad)tbci0roc=
rlrng ibcr'@ llccr bat iih cnorm
8cltci0crt. - GonIcrcn5 0cS sc.
motrotiidlcn 9}otionol Gonlitc ;
SIT 6rcntb Gid, Sno. - SormcIle
EcrI0nnhm9 5ltr @cItiuntlng
bon 3cit lno Grt oc2 n0bitcn
9totionoI Contents iiN0et ant
II. Gcjcmbcr in @oibjugton Itott
9telu-Y orf, %. Nopcmbcr.-Gcr
Sln0r0nQ BON 3milhcu0cda= Hulio9ir=
relL mclcbc noh europa rriicl, ilbcr-
Itcl9t lcIt lchS 9SncDCn uuc2 biaDCr
Go9cprienc lul0 iii 10 groB gelpor-
Den, oob oller H01m olti 0cn Cant
pier ld)on @o6cn lang Dor ibrcr 30
rahrt bCIctt it, Ger geItcru obacgon-
acne GnnrpTcr .Muin" pom 9tor00.
&lou0, nobm 24G5 3ipii6cnocfS- Goi-
Ioaicrc nit, lno bis 5lun 9tu0cnblid
lenncr N6lohrt lportctcn nod 6unpcr-
tc BON Gcrloncn olf scr gSrritc ulli
mogihe 5Sohr1eIcgcnbcit. Sic 3lui-
lhCn0cdarGlmC 0c9 Iampfer&
vScp0lIb," CbcnfouS pom NorOocut-
id)cn2lopb, mcldcr am nGdItcn Weitt-
mof obacht iin0 ihon icit mcbrcrcn
SaQcn total bcIcbt, ln0 ouh iiir bcn
Gampfcr oa6niQ gilbert" mclhcr ON
30. N>onenbcr bic iSobrt nod Ndttcl-
nlecrbatcn nntritt, mcr0en feline 3lpi-
Icbcnocda-&ilIctc mcbr ucrfouft.
@cpobnIi6 lpcrocn 1mr oicic Sob.
rcSjeit olld cnormc Guontit6tcn
CYroht nod europa pcrid)ifit ln0
oiclc &inicn finbcn cS Id)ipicrig Sen
III oicicm Scr6It 10 c1orn dciteigcr-
ten ScrfcGr ST 6cmGltigen. Sic 9luS-
flthr bon IcpfcIn nod europa fat IN
oicIcnl Sabre bctrGhtIih 5ugenonl-
men rm0 iopcit lino nid)t lpeniger,
olS t6S,t70 6oB iibcr's Wfccr Der.
Id)iift norbcu. Ger nWoin" nohm
5000 Iob ir6 2200 GiIten gcpicI
NIT. Gicic SGcpFcIicnhrngcn lpcr0cn
ruabrcbcinlid bis nod beu Icicrto-
Qcn iortbolcr1, im0 ols lcibt pcr-
0crblid)c Irodlt 6orf sic Tron8porto-
tion Ser NcpicI nid)t pcr500crt lpcr-
bcn, iclbIt mcnn Tie HeiorbcrtnQ an
0crcr SSrod)t nt8IdlicBt. @olnnpoQc,
@ctrci0c, IIciId, aco0rrtc5 SbIt, "a,
bof rn0 Sci Qcht qcacnhpdrtiN cbcn=
foll5 in Arobcn GunntitGtcn nod Glt-
ropo.
Die Boil Scr 3miihcnocdS Hoiin
Qicrc >pcldc pom I. SSolllor bis 5lrnt
Is. 9topcm6cr 5. 8. bon hier nod Gll.
ropn obrcItcrL iibcrIteigt bic 3obI
ser cntiprchcn0cn Tcrio0c bca Icbtct
&o6rc3 I'M 10000, luo ouBrrocm
iin0 Iolucit in bieiem Sabre 1900
mchr Eoiio1irrc in ser 5pcitcn &o
lite nod) europa gcrcilt, ais I'M lcb
ten Sabre EornuSIihtlidl mcr0cn
0ic nGchItcn poor @od)cn sic 3obl
Der nod europa 3rriidfehrcnocn ~
2lrbeitcr, ipeldc bicr SIT
2nn0c bClh0itiaunNaIoS mlr0cn o0cr
c3 III >ucr0cn crmartcu, nod bcOCu.
trnO b0bcr ItcigCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Vile Natiunalbanfcu in @lubc, gri,.,
gcIdjloiIen.

Globe, 2lri5y -. 9tppenlber. -
Nte bicli0c oGrltc Nntionolbonf," oe-
rcn Gcpolitcn ctrpo $750,OOO betro
gen mur0e Acltcrn 2lbeno bon Ser
vGlcorin0 Sonlc 9liiociotion" iolen
aelol'cn mo bIieb beltte qcihloiien.
Die Staot (Slobc lit Jest obnc 9tatio-
noIbanf mocm Die n@Iobe JtotionaI.
9onf" ld)on Dor orei @uhcn Die 3ob.
hung cinltclltc. Scit Der eritcu 3ob,
lln8SclnltcIllng murocn 10 pieIe &c,
politcn aus Der nn6crcn Nonf gc5os
NclL oaB audi hicle MN 5ur SnSpcn.
lion ae5mlnAcn mor0cn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Gincr pon Jubn @rolun'S Sclicrsbcl-
fern nCiturbcu.

Mco @nnf, u. 81 -. 9top. -
Gnpit0n Snlncs s.. poImeS, Ciner Der
lebtel lle6crleben0cn BON >Sobn
9ropn's 2Ibolitionitcn ,Sreiihoor,
lit lcbtc 9tndt bier inl 9llter bon II
,$obren Acltorbcn. Gr bc8lcitete
9rpun in Den Iiini5iacr &abrcn nad)
aanla5 llno oientc mGbrcno ocS Hiir-
gcrfrie9eS in Der llnionaornec. I'M
Ter Dem ErGli0entcn Hincoh mar cr
Territorial SefrctGr pon Ncu.
Vtcrito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
Osoo1pop,s
neridbaffem
Doafolnlllenc Weroannng
peribaifeit

Snyh tbre anti.Uilditn Giaencbuften fimu.
Itrcn iic otc Gebcr bel Der Ibpnocruna oer
WnJc uub ocrcn atIeitnua nurcb ole eiuGcu.
InndIc. Gtcc Nucr tn 1oieu bon Sruct bis bier
sind mcrncn tnitb Ole l6itipfrit oer Qeber re-
Nuircn uto ocn EaticntcH bon biefcm Qcioen
be'rcien. Sin oocr 5uci ncr Gdownn idDcn
Etlcn bon 9cHen Gcnnmnen. oie an biIi6ien
Stmcr3en mo lrigbeit bcr 2cbcr Icbcr, iucrs
Den bnS Suftem in CraHuuB buItcn uno gea
nnoe &crontunn c8ieen,
sd bin 100 Mcilen puu Der ndfitcn 9tpo.
bctc cntfcrnt nno Id tpiillftbc. Dab sic mir
Gin SutcnO Gbadbteln nit ibrcn Gtuen enoen
Id babe HbcHmali9mus uno bin ncun Munate
lana IN NOt SPRINGS geluccn. Wtcine 2eber
rno mcuc 1iercu lo ungegriifcn. Sdl finoe,
bah Sbrc Eiacn mir bcer tbun ais aue Wlez
hi8in. oic ib iCbon NenpmnleH babe. uno Die
Nci0ueIleH }unmuicu geuonlmlen
NcbtunNapou u, Cameo.
NarNua Haa. yuma 60. 9Iri5ona."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-23
&opflueb,
Trauenleiocn,
ltnocrbanli9fcit,
Oaaen=Qci0eu,
@ertopfung,
9Dspepfc
MnD aQc QeberlciDeu.

9cobadtcn Ge Ole ioIgenoen Sbt1ptonrc.
ipcbc bon 9rirunfinaen Der gSeroauungss
orAanc berriiDrcr. Seritpp'ung mad Snnen ges
rdltct odmorrbobGn, Wingenfdure, Heiaung
sum Nrccbcu, Suobrennen glblcbcu uur Nabs
riina, Nia0rnorilden. ialreS slufitpfen, Iad).
Iniien ooer 6nttcru oc5 0er5f6Iages, @rs
itidung9NciilbI bel Iicoenoer Gtellung, bet,
fcbpomneues Scbperm6een, 9unftc unb Slim.
mcrlt Dor bcu 9(uGcn. Sieber uno bumpfe
Stbmer5cn In Der Sctc. Der Nruit ben Glie.
bern brcnnenoc5 GefibI i'm 5Ieid,. ginigc
Socn BON ]i1biuaB'S Riaeu rperben ous Spftcm
bon allen oben angeibrien 2eiben bcireien.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
TREASURE SEEKERS FAIL
Object of San Francisco Expedition Defeated by the Elements--May
 Try Again.

rx
 San Francisco, Feb, 10.-Captain F 4. Errant, who accompanied the eyne. ditlon which left here about three months ago on the steamer Arago to search for the treasure supposed to be buried with the bones of the steamer Golden Gate on the coast of Mexico returned Friday on the liner Peru without any treasure. The Arago ex petition was headed by w. C. John son of Boston. who four times pre. viously had tried and failed to redeem the fortune that tradition declares is ttill on board the Golden Gate.
 The Golden Gate, which left here A years ago for Panama with more than $3,000,000 in gold, took fire when off the Mexican coast and was beacbed about IT miles north of Manzanillo where she burned to the waters edge The men of the Arago expedition built pier out to the wreck, rigged DOW erful pumps and on January 1 were all ready to pump out sand and gold when a storm swept the beach and carried away their pier and most of the wreckage gear. Johnson has not abandoned hope, 1t is said, and will arrange for another expedition.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
King Edwards Speech From tho Throne Foreshadowed
 Busy Session.

London, Feb 13.-The second ses sion Of the second parliament of the present reign, which promises to be fuli of interest and importance as a consequence of the projected liberal attack on the house of lords and the introduction of an installment of home rule for Ireland was opened by King Edward Tuesday afternoon with all the imposing ceremonies which has attended these functions since his accession. The speech from the throne foreshadowed a full ana busy session devoted to Ireland, army reform aad temperance, apart from the over shadowing question or the house of lords.
 After 'he usual reference to the good relationship prevailing be tween Great Britain and the other powers, the speech deplored the loss ot life ard destruction of property re- sTltIng rom the earthquake at King stcn.
 T have seen with satisfaction said the king, that the emergency has been met by the governor and his officers with courage and devotion and by the people with self control. The occasion has called forth many proofs of practical good will from all parts of my country and l recog- nize with sincere gratitude the sym pathy showr by the people ofthe Uni ted 9tatcs and the assistance prompt ly offered by their authorities"
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
GREAT LEGAL BATTLE BEGINS.
Steve Adams on Trial for His Life at Wallace, idaho---Connected withs
 6teunenbero Murder e@s

Spokane. Wash, Feb 12.-The great legal battle for the life of Steve Adams began Monday morning in the picturesque mining town of Wallace, Idaho. On one side are the forces of the state, seeking Adams conviction, the first step toward convicting the leaders of the Western Federation of Miners, who are charged with the as- sassination of former Gov. Frank Steuenberg of Idaho; on the other is the powerful federation. declaring the charges are false and an attempt by the mine owners to break up the union. .s te
 The crime charged against Steve Adams Is the murder of Fred Tyler, settler who disappeared from his timber claim on Marble Creek about August 10. 1904, and whose body was found later.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
was also present.

was also present.
 We examined his general attitude, his manner of entering the room, manner of thought and general de pertinent He still had the glaring Of the eyes, was still highly nervous and still suspicious of every one. Again he exhibited the exaggerated ego, the air of self importance and the disposition to direct me rather than be directed by me. :"
 When did you next see him?"
 "On September 27, when We made a complete physical examination"
 Dr. Evans said the next visit was on September 29. ss~
 Many of the previous tests were repeated. We asked various ques- tions and the prisoner gave. his OWL. answers to them and made a diagram with matches--."..
 Mir. Jerome objected to the diagram. but was overruled.
 "Mr. Thaw took matches and tooth picks and placed them so as to show pOSitiouS WHtcu uidy now bVS" sa~t.' to him but were confusing to me l did not think his explanations were clear or logical
 What was his condition on that day?'
 He was calm, less suspicious and more confidng While he still showed some nervous agitation and the peculiar glancing from side to side, in general way he was more composed"
 Dr. Evans resumed the stand after the luncheon recess. He said that as the result of his first three visits he reached the opinion that Thaw was of unsound mind t,s..
 Dr. Evans said in his late visits to Thaw the prisoner was more com. posed and quieter in every, respect
 As result of his last five visits, Dr. Evans said he reached the opinion that Thaws mental condition, while still impaired, was improved over the first visit.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
ANTl.CIGARETTE LAW Is FAVORED
Committee Recommends Bill Prohibiting
 Sale oi Cigarettes.

Little Rock Feb. ll.-The Mckenzie auii-cigarette bill was taken up by the Senate Committee on Corporations last night and recommended for passage. The bill prohibits the sale, exposure for sale, giving away. manu- facture or possession Of cigarettes of any kind or cigarette materials for sale.
 Justices of the peace are author ized to enforce the penalties for violations of the bill, which are fines of from Sl0 to S750 for each offence. CirSuit judges are also instructed 10 include a reference to this law in charges to grand luries.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
chieaoo Architect Near Death.

Los Angeles, Feb. 13.--W. l. E. Jenney. a famous Chicago architect, who Is said to have been the first to use steel In the construction of big buildings, Is lying at the point of death at his home in South Pasa- dena. He is 75 years of age and 1t is not thought he can survive his present illness Jenney was prom. nont in the upbuildine of Chicago sfter the great fire and many of the large structures there today are monuments of his skill He came to southern California three years ago
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
To Insure kansas penositors.

MePherson, Kan. Feb. 1o.--A move ment has been started here for the or sanitation of Kansas Bankers surety sure company with capital of sl,- VVo'o0o. It is to be subscribed by .ae bankers of the state and invested m government bonds. This company E 70 issue insurance policies for the protection of depositors and charge 'pe banks insured a percentage on 'lsM average daily deposits.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
To Hold Another conference.

Washington, Feb. 12.--Thomas F. Boyle of the San Francisco board of education. was at the White house Monday and made arrangements for another conference on the Japanese school question Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. As the arraDgements for the meeting are made at the sug- gestion of the San Francisco author ities, the inference Is that they are ready to make some definite propo- sition to the president. Mir. Boyle dc clined to say anything about the fu- ture course of the delegation.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
She Has sIept a Week.

Marysville, Kan. Feb. 12.-Miss Hilma Olson, a school teacher near Frankfort, Is suffering with disease that physicians are unable to diae- nose. For a week she has been in a somnolent condition, and il is impos- sible to arouse her. Previous to the attack Miss olson was an unusually active girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
Celebrated LlnooIn's Birthday.

Denver. Col. Feb. 13.-Lincoln's birthday was observed in this state as a legal holiday In Denver public offices and banks were closed. Me moriaI exercises were held by several societies, including the Loyal Legion. and in some schools. The Swedish American Republican club of Denver celebrated with a banquet at which addresses were made by Judge Luth- CT I.indcbald and c. A. Peterson, both Of Chicago. In honor of the day the legislature suspended It's sessions.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
Negro IdentiiIed by Girl Victim.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb 12. .-Will Jefferson, 19 years old, was arrested Sunday night and identified by Flora May Clark as the negro who so brutally assaulted her Saturday night as she was going home from work. Jefferson lives within half block of the girls home. She had seen him often before and the police consider her Identification conclusive. There Is no excitement over the outrage and It is not believed there will be any at tempt to lynch the negro. The girl 5 condition is still serious. She Is i5 years old and worked as cash-girl at a downtown dry goods store.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14

Mr. Delinas showed Mir Lyon an other envelope, part of the writing on which he identified as that of his stenographer.
 MT. Jerome took the witness. who, under cross examination, remarked that there were doubtless many let ters from 1Thaw ill the bank at Pitts burg. 8
 w Can you as vice president of the bank produce those ietters?' Yes, T suppose SO" Will you?" Why, yes, if you want them"
 MT. Jerome then stated be could not continue the cross examination with. out the letters and asked the court to order the letters produced. MT Delmas objected.
 Whats the matter?" asked MT Jerome, don't you want these letters produced?"
 T haven't the slightest objection to the introduction of any letter this de fendant ever wrote, was the reply
 He objected to the letters baing turned over to the district attorney. It was finally agreed that the letters should be turned over to the clerk ot the court.
 MT. Jerome conceded to the pro gress of the will direct from MT Lyon to MT. Gleason saying he would not require the defense to produce MT Lyons secretary as witness to thai erd The offer of the will in eyi dence was deferred.
 Mr. Delnas then asked that Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw be recalled.
 Tt has been testified by this wit. ness,' said MT. Delmas, when the young wife of the defendant had taken her place in the witness chair, that she wrote note to her hus. band in the Cafe Martin the night ol the occurrences on Madison Square Garden. This note was understood te he ir the possession of the learned district attorney. We now ask the learned district attorney to produc that paper.n
 Nil. Jerome arose. We have g piece of paper" he said. fl don't know that it is this note, but will send for it. 'st srv
 The acquiescence of the district at torney was decided change of atti tude from last week when he sat si lent when MT. Delmas had demanded the note be produced.
 During the wait for the messenger dispatched for the paper, Mrs. Thaw underwent the closest scrutiny by those in the court room She was at tireG precisely as on every day oi the trial She was pale but entirely composed and seemed to have been re freshed by her rest over Saturda, and Sunday
 When the note had been received and identified by Mrs. Thaw. Mir. Je rome offered no objection to it's be ing received in evidence. The note proved no surprise, the wording be ing only slightly different from wha' had been generally reported. Mir. Del mas read it as follows: The b. was here minute ago but went out again"
 Mrs. Thaw said the "b--" meant "blackguard' and referred to Stan ford White.
 The court took a recess at 1920 p ni., until p. m. It was agreed tha' Mrs. Thaw shall temporarily steI aslde to permit of the introduction o further testimony tending to show the uLsound condition of the defend ants mind.
 Dr. Charles E. Wagner, an alienist was the first witness called after re cess. Dr. Wagner said when he first examined Thaw in the Tombs the lat ter was suspicious and feared he would be declared insane.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
No Hope for Gov. tilouins.

Clean, N. y, Feb. 13-Dr. Hubbard said Monday morning that therS had been no improvement In the condi- ton of ex-Gov. Higgins but that he had lost ground and was worse. In his opinion the case is now hopeless.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
m,skoo.. Phoenix Sold Again.

Muskogee L IT, Feb. S.777Mohuas afternoon the Muskogee Pho nix was sold to Tams Blxby, William .. besn C. B. Douglas and other repuoncans of Muskogee by a company or ueino cratic politicians who bought the pa ner last November. The Phoenix was formerly republican paper