davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-09
SKOWHEGAN.

George Porter left Monday for Port
land, where he went on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-09
CuiIettc letourneau.

Victor puil"ttc and Miss Lena
Lctuurnoau were married Sunday By
Rev. Father NarcisSr Charland of St.
Francis de Sales church.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31
EucT0! IUO|c|L[tS

AvisO. "A las personals que ne
cesiten insertar EN- este peri6dico
Iii, to> ludiciales, advertimos que
leheran pagar antjcipadamente su
ln'norte. 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa Q no envian dichos edic-
to por condncto &c nuestros agen-
ttA Las personals relacionadas con
noSotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la nitad de las
lnSerciones.
La administrator de aLa Demo-
lyaltn.s
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AguaS Minera|eS de Bur|ada

Proceden de los famoos manana de Burada Nava siendo
las pmes de todo eroo Vco Navarro (an rico fuens
nerales en- aparece eemnto neraizador YODO
Esa enen gran dstinto pase de America
pecaente Cuba Meco donde medco emnenes las
dan aa para aaones del emqgo gastragas dispcpsa
os gastricos como ta6n de a (catarro vexicales
c6cos nefritcos etc) iguaivent las del hfgado.
Son de agadab abor aunque generamene las
comdas mezcad poquo de pued tambn
cualque hora producndo odos sasactoros
suados.
Tmportadores Puerto Rico
Su e4or,s es F. lurc cos & Co.
Graz al, San ruan PR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31

ase dc maQunaas aen De COnaas ctOas cOmpeas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31
Al que |e iiDteTese

Sc vende un bonito monumen-
to funerario de marmol con un vi
drio, acabado de recibir de Paris.
Pesa 800 kil6gramos, con un valor
de $50 pesos puesto en- el muelle de
San Juan. Las personals que quie-
ran comprarlo que Sc dirijan al
apartado AL, San Juan P, R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31
Sc ACABO EL DOLOR

Con eI anestesico sDentudos
to obtiene la completa ausencia de-
d. lor en- todas las estracciones der
tales, De venta en- la farmacis r.
eColons Plaza prtncil al, Ss
Juan. Diriiase Ia correspondence
81 sefior M. NJ. P. o. Box AL Sa'
Iuao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31
nO- Sc solicitan buenos vende.
dores para este periodico.
Constantine J !abd' VNIe(a'
COMISIONISTAS

78 Broad St. New York E. U. A
Direction por cable: .SdBAS7ZNO
Sc encargau de agenciar toda cla-
Sc de comisiones, de la venta de pro.
ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
de la compra y despacho de toda clase
de mercancias. Atienden con especial
lidad el despacho de encomiendas pJr
corTeo.
Sc hacen cargo de aCudiencia de
jovenes estudiantes y en- relaci6n con
este ramo sumunist1Au toda clase de
datos y catalogUe.
C0mtSi0n.5 ,AAdIcaS.
P4afHaiidad. ESmey0 y ydGtdez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31
N|LAGROSO DtS(UBRIN|FxTO

fin lego San Magosa epaidad 6nca genero
Alberto Napoles FL cual anazando infndad
ma de India despue de proundo estudo sobe
dades sfcas encondo medic
solo hace del nercuro no combe
contradas dicha E ratamento
formulas vegetables composition solo
bas Jndnas de la India Las pdoras la nyecci6n han do dcads
magoso mpa curac6n de
las Was urlnarias de ambos sexos
mlagroso ROOB PzzO gran mdcamento para
compea destruction oo baso s6co
mpua dandola edo normal be de todo virus
nmunidad production
competa segudad aada aquelas
dchos
Especadades Pzo los culos pdan dpuGs
pacuasma solo convezmiento 6rmismo Ia bonad
eceo demuestra e6cacia imponderae aquelos
magasa salud
dnp En
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-31

a. COnraSaS d6 faCOraS completes nCuyandOOS edCOS.
Para Triple o tcho bombasy Para aphey dmenuzadoraaiCen.
Cena LyeTe AIolo' al Gu San Vicente, Juanita
V.nts V.c, Raj. P-o P.t Cambabe Resolution
Las Aeta Yabucol Euena VISTA ca pa CentadoreA 1ay
rOGnaI sB Arroyo;
SuCrs. do l. ViIami Co., San Juan PuertGRcO!
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Mmnfffdadhe elmer fIeinem atraae.

Mabre 8feinobien dltitaltenif0er
JresfomoIerei bat bic Miarienfir9e in
2ugano. @9peio, aufSupeiien. 0ieie
herrli9en aunftf9dbe %entitammen benz
genialen italienif9en Maler 2utnt.
Mte gerobe Die unbebeutenbe feline
airbe in 2ltgano baau getommen 1T,
bDn Der 9anb bieIes &inItlers ges
f9miidt gu merben, bleibt ebenio ipie
bic ganae 2ebensgef9i9te bes Malers
IN Suntel gebiGt. Stebt bo6 ni9t
einmal Der Same bes &inItlers nit
Si9erbeit felt. Mu9 iber feline 2es
~bensbouer petB nan nur, baB er aptz
f9en 1470 unb 1880 geboren purbe
unb mad 1888 eeftOrben 1T.
Bon ben urfa9en unb Der @ef9i9te
fetnes 4~ufentbaltes in 2ueono er3dbz
len berf9iebene 2egenben mebr ober
penieer rpmantii6en gbaratters, BON
Denen apar feline boq beglaubigt, aber
dud feline gang unglaubniirbig 1T.
Die cine beri9tet, baB Der &iinitler
febr jdb5ornig getpefen fei, unb baB
feline 9anb aGau f9neu mad benz 9ol9
gegriffen babe. Cine i6pere 8Iut=
fdulb babe i'm gen0thigt, aus ieiner
6eimatb at fGieben unb Elm @Tpl in Der
@9peio gu fuhen, no er bann, I'm
iein 2eben gu friiten, pdbrenb breisr
Sabre Die beriibmten Sresfen bon 2uz
gano gemalt babe.
Cine anbere @eriipn er3G6lt, 2uini
babe f9 fterbIi4 in ein f@Dnes MlGbs
den gu Monsa perliebt, unb Der Sc
senftanb feiner Qnbetuns lei BON ben
MngebDrigen, bic ietnen 0a9ftequngen
Elm @nbe MAIDEN pollten, in zines Der
Nonnentl0iter BON 2ugano gebra9t
nprben. Der Malsr ober babe i6ren
4ufentbalt ermittslt nnb fet i6r ges
folgt, I'm ie aus Der u%nfreipidigen
&Ioiterbaft gu befreien unb an Der
nGmli9en Static Sabre ~reinTten 2iee
besglides unb ~gefegneten tinItIerif9en
S9dffens gu berleben.
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naten feline Ienoerlng etntreten,
troboem man nit ollen Mitteln oa=
nod itrebe, tim 81 elmer Iolden @en-
oer1n9 gu beranloiien, ia, iogor Dor
Der @%rregung finan5ieaer 4ri1en
ntdt 5uriifi6rede.
0abei neroe lid Ole Heaierunq
aber Itets bemiiben, Die uniduloigen
Iftientnbober Dor S6ooen gu betpab-
rem. 9enn Die 3egierung fibre fei=
men &olnpf gegen Die S6uloloien, Iie
fibre altd feinen &ontpf gegen BEN
legitimen 8ermoget1sertperb, tie be-
fampfe nur oie ungeiebli6e nnb ee,
fabrlt6e &apitolsanbal1fung.
Sci oieiem Sample ioae man audi
oos @obl Der 2obnorbeiter in 8e-
tro6t 8ieben uno fir @erbeiierune
ibrer Gage ioreen. gor alem iole
mon @eiebe idoffen ourd tpel6e Die
8erantportli6feit Der 4~rbeitgeber
BET @erlebungen ser 4rbeiter aner-
fannt meroe. @r empfeble oesbolb
Die Mnnabme e1nes nationalen y@m=
ploDers' 2iabilitD 2am."
0ieien bo6it beodtensmerten 9lert-
berltngen iber Die SruitbefGmpfune
fiigte ser @rdiioent bonn nod bin5u,
BOB man Ole Wa6t Der 8unoesregie-
rl1ng, 9egen oie Suberfuloie &riee gu
fnbren, p%ergrobern miiIIe, eine Sor=
oerun9, Der mir ni6t 5uitimmer. Do
gegen boben Die anbern M~usfiibrun-
gen uniern bo0en 8etfal. Sic 5eigen
ben erniten aufridtigen @iaen oes
8raitoenten, elmer eroBen@efabr Ole
unier 2on0 uno 8olf beorobt, entge-
gen 5u orbeiten, 51tgleih geben file
ltns aber ou6 Die 8erii6erung, bob
er ieoem ieniattonelIen Sreiben obge=
neigt lit un6 fi6 nt6t gu einem rooi-
fallen l1ebereifer binreiBen loiien
miro. Dieie &ebe in 8robincetopn
bot nod mebr dig elmer Seite BIN
&Iorbeit ae1Gaffen.
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@eiebe eu=@nalon6s

9lauen @eiebe 0eu=gnelan6s = 5u-
n1eiit tote 8n6itaben = baben, 10
Iange iie anoouerten, Dem @olfe mebr
S6ooen 5ugefiigt ais oaes onoere
5uIommengenommen. Sd miir0e iie
in Dem &iibIipei6er liegen loiIett, in
Ben ser Qbl6eu Gieler ltno oie @lei6=
9iiltigfeit Suffer ie i6on Dor 2angem
berbannte uno Tie ni6t einbaliamie<
rem, bomit oas @iien unb 3rinfen
uno Sen Gbarafter oes 8o1fes 81 per=
gtften =. Sd babe immer bic Snteg=
ritat oes Waonnes, Die Heinbeit Ser
Srou uno 6ie SetItefeit Ser &eligion
iiber o1es Srbii6e geiteat, aber t6
boffe, nienols 5u alt 3u tper0er1, nit
metnen Sreunben frobli6 5u iein uno
ouf fnr3e 3eit gu pergeIien, ooB i6
nt6t mebr im Nnfange Der 3man5t=
ger ltebe. @enn meme 3ett fom1nt,
oann boffe i'd gu meinem @eri9t 5u
geben nit loltter Stimme, erbobenem
&opfe uno fliegen0er Sabine. uno mie
i6 bisber niemols oas 8olf &ent1-
dps belogen babe, neroe i'd eS, nit
@ottes Silfe, nienals TIM. SD babe
ibm piele undneenebme 9inge geiagt.
Sd babe i6meren 3ooel gefunoen.
Sd babe dber au6 LANCE genrg ge=.
lebt, Die &i6tiefeit ser mei1ten meiner
@arnungen Dor oieier ooer iener
eiteln S%offnung ourb ben Sang Der
@reigntiie ertpieien 81 ieben. SD
boffe, nod cine 3eit lang 8u leben
uno oie 8abrbeit iaeen 5u fonnen,
Dem Seufel gum SroB. I6er nenn
mir oos ni6t bergonnt lit, oann tper-
De i6 in meiner Sobesltunoe Croft
finoen in DEM @eoonfen, Dob i6 bonn
Infong BIG gum @nbe gefanpft babe,
ni6t fir Die funterbunten 2ebren Ser
f~ur5baarigen Srauen uno langbaari-
gen Wanner BON 8abDlort aber fir
Die einfo6e Mannli6feit uno liebli6e
8eibli6feit unieres alten &entltdp -
fir euer Wenidenreht unb fir
mems"
grfriI6eno, beleben0 uno boff=
nuneerregeno 8enn man oieie prGd-
tige Srubpreoiet oes alten &ornels
lieit, oa fam man an cine baIoige
boniee Srodenlegung oes 8lmlgras=
ifoates ni6t ~glauben; fam mans
ni6t fir mogli6 balten, BOB S6ein-
betligfeit nno Gerlogenbeit Den 5ieg
iouten babontragen fonnen. 0enn
oonn miiBte man bod glauben BOB
Die Webrbeit oes 8olfes BON &entudp
Diiientli6 uno abfihtlid Die 2iige Der
8abrbeit, Die groue Seu6eIet Dem
Ionnigen beiteren 2ebensgen1B ber-
3ogen. Seoo6 = Die 8robibition
gebt tim, unp iie lit ipie cine an-
itefenoe Seu6e; iie uberfa1t, erfaBt
ibr Spfer gesen ibren 8iGen1 nno
obne bob iie oieie @efabr abnen; III
enige 8adiamfeit giebt ii6eren
S6uB.
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Die 2%ebensarense.

Die berborragenoIten aer3te fino
einmiitig in Der @rflorung, oaB Die
meni6li9e 2ebensgren5e oen 8eit-
punft, ben iie errei6en ioQte, nidt
erreidt. 9os Sitter BON so bis 60
Sobren ideint Die fritiide Geriooe
gu fem. 9as ri6tiee Sna6tnebmen
oieies Sabr5ebnts fam nidt gen1tg
empfoblen tueroen % 9a6IGIIigfeit
gefdbrIi6 lit. Ser Natur better Sc
billie tit oann n@Ieftric 8itters. "
so Gents. @arontiert bon MooIpb
9reiB uno q. gobn & 60.
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GmbfphIeu bput Gpnntn.

u9ie populdrite Meoi5in in Stieeo
County uno oer bette Sreuno meiner
Samilie," i6reibt @m. SO. 9ieb,
Serausgeber besn Stiego S%ournal"
@ilbertsbiae, g. g., lift Or. Sings
Neue @ntoefung. Sic bat 1i1 als
unfeblbare Sur fir Suiten uno Or
fdltung ertuieien uno mo6t fur5en
Bro5eB 6amit. @ir balten es imuner
als bos 8elte fir 2ungen- unb Sals-
f%ranfbeiten." @aronttert 5u betlen
bon @bolpb 9reiB un6 81. gobn &
So. 8reis so Gents unb $500.
8robeflai6e fret.
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Sir 8abrbeit nnb Menidenredt.

&err @enrp @atterion lit ouglei9
4entudps beriibmter y&0rnel" uno
6efannteiter S~ournaliit. gr bot mebr
als irgeno Elm attoerer Die IuBentpeIt
nit Der g&orneI" 6igur befannt ge=
mo1t uno Ieinen eldn5enoen urlb or-
genebmen perionlt6en @igenf6aften
lit es 81 oanfen, ooB bas 8ilo, bos
man ii6 auBerbolb Der Stoatsgren-
gen 4entudps bon Dem tppii6en Sob
ne oes 8laugrosftaates matt, i'm
groBen @an5en elm re6t idmei6el-
bates uno liebensmiiroiees lit. gr
bat feinem 8latte, Dem 2ouisniaer
Courier Sournal@, our6 ieinen@eiit
uno gl1naenben Stil einen Namen
beri1offt, Der auBer adem 8erbdltnis
81 Der 3abl ieiner 2eier un0 - menl
man 10 iagen bari Der moterieQen
@robe beg 8lattes ltebt. 0a &orneI
8atterion ieood = beionoers IN oen
lesten Sobren = bauftg niht ofpn=
bentionea" f9reibt unb fpri6t nno
oabei Qnii6ten entnidelt, Die nidt in
Die ongloomerifoniide pbarii6iihe
3eitungsi9ablone bineinpaiien boz
ben fi6 feline &oaegen in ben iiingern
'Sabren oaran gemobnt, i'm nidt ga1t5
ernft gu nebmen. sic itreben offen-
ii6tlid oarnoh, tim in ben @ert9
eines berufsmdBigen SpaBma6ers
ooer granddaughter Horglers gu
bringen, neil oas Die bequemlt tie Irt
uno @eiie lit, iiber Die, fir iie, oft ul1=
a%ngenebmen @abrbeiten Oes &ornels
binmeg8ufommen. go miro. mans
mol au6 beaiiglib Der iiineitet @iis-
laiiung Serrn @atterions, elmer &e-
De, Die er in louisville anl1Blid) Der
Gr0ffnung Der y8Iue @raB Sair9
belt, bolten. @erobe oarnm aber
i6eint es ongebra6t oieie &eoe et-
mos ausfiibrli6er tpieoer8ugeben,
umiomebr OILS Die @orte oes .4ors
mel" inmitten Der 2eiietreterei uno
Seu6elei nirfer tpie Elm beaieitdten-
Der SonnenitrabI, Der Die triibielige
grane Nebeli6Iift our1bri9t: en-
friiheno, belebenb, Soffnungen me-
demo.
SER @atterion ioete unter anbe=
rem: sd proteitiere segen Die art
Religion, Die ben 3nder nit Sano
beriebt uno Die Weilh bertp1iiert ebe
iie beten gebt. Sd proteitiere gegen
Die art SittIi6feit, Die ii6 IN Der
Seffentli6feit einen Seilieeni6ein
giebt uno i'm @ebeimen tut, tpas iie
mag. Weiner 4nfi6t no9 liegt Die
@efabr, Die unferem Stoote &entltdp
orobt, ni6t IN Den ganftdnoigen"
Ggentlemanlp") 2aftern oes &enn-
plases uno oes 8iiffets, ionoern in
Der Soli6beit unb 8erloeenbeit i'm
offentli6en lino pripoten 2eben. Die
WGnner, Die oos nglale @ras~ be,
ribmt ma9ten, ben Hubm ieiner
Srouen. ieiner 8feroe uno ieiner @e.
tr1nfe ian9en, i6amten ii6 ni6t, ems
81 trinfen, nod a1tf elm 8fero gu met
ten; aber iie be5ablten lire Berluite
uno uuBten, pie melt fie geben burr.
ten, mo Die @ren5e lag 8tpil6en Ma-
Bigfeit uno llebermaB. 5bnen brau6-
te crit nidt geia9t gu weroen, mas
@bre lit. Sic gIaubten, pie i'd, oaB
es 10 etpas eiebt ipie, mebr SugenO
our S6ou trogerL alS ebrIiAe Sterb-
li6e boffen oiirfen, errei6en 81
f0nnen. Sd mag ni6t IN elmer @elt
leben, Die 81 gut lit, ais ooB iie Ia>
den fonnte, 5u entiogungspoa Inn
ebrlif, gu oerbieteno, UNI gliidIid
kiein gu f0nnen. Sd CLAUDE nift, bob
es moeli6 lit, Meni6en bilr6 @eieb-
gebnng gu @n9eln gu MAIDEN - ni6t
] einmal gu rotnoiigen gngeln. Die
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NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE,
"kIDD-kEY'
Musik- und kunst- konservatorium. @egrHnbet1S77.

SWDlf fopl GusGenattete GScb1Aoe remUhn. 625 IH0Ohen aus ID
Staahn MnO Serrttprteu.
= Sage Iibt erreibSor oeiunb, bornebm. Mrtefihes g8oGer im lleberanR. Se.
prhhe 8rontnpfegeliu Gunner mbbfrt unb mtE epo!ben beIeat. eettuih Be-.
mide Npparote. Sps5inhtdten gfuft, @eana, &unH, 9eflnmaHnn, f6rneniHe
pom Der 2enbeti IN 5hule @ten, Director. gHr auf oeuhhen apnieruotorin oo.
ontre BruRROren. 8rDf 0aroIoi ertdt Giota .unturtdbt 90 geomte mi Se6rsr
guerartder 8u Jug fubrt Sum mtfuihohNben uG faIRi aen srone. Staten dEio
1e9en @tn5e5etten uno aatalogep penoe man fb an rie 8rdfoentn
MRS. L. II A. KIDD-kEY, SHERMAN, TEXAS.
REV. E. L, sPURLocK, Observation-Disclosures,
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5taat Obio, EoIeoo o.
Q1fcna 6 II II h "a

~ - - ~ VI y"
Sranf s. GBeneb befGp6rt, bob ct
ber dItere gnrtner Der Sirnta s. s. gbeneb
60. III, tueIGe Gef9dfte in Der Stabt
EoIebo. in obeneenanntem eountb unb @taate.
tbut, utb baB befaete Strnta bic Suntrle bon
etnbunbert 9oIInrs fir ieben San
bon @atarrb be5abIen tpirb, Der burb ben
@ebrau@ bon sails &atarrbs&u c ni6t
gebeiIt iueT6en lam.
Sranr S. gbeneb.
gefbtuoren bon mir nno unter'
f6rieben In nleiner @eeentpart
an 8. September u $. 's6.
SiegeL,
q. %. @Ieafon, bffentIi6er gsotar.
5nn's &atnrrbsaur tpirs tnnerIt9 eenonls
men nnb iptrtt brett auf sns gIitt urb bic
f6Ieiulisen DberfId6en bes eeiteuts. 2aBi
gu9 3euentfie fret Suf9tden.
S. s. gbenep unb g =, EoIebp, 8.
gerfauft bon alien @potbefern, 75c.
9ou's SamiIiensBiuer ftnb bic beften.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
BIG STORM DAMAGE
Smaller Bridges Washed Away Near
Gen,va and Crops Are Badly Dam
aged = M. e. Church at Four Mile
Grove Demolished,

Special to Times-Republican.
Geneva. July tit has been many
years since so much damage to crops
and bridges has been done by high
water In this vicinity Maynes creek
usually but a few rods in width, is
over a mile wide in the lowlands.
Nearly all of the smaller bridges are
washed out or badly damaged. Farm
ers report crops damaged on the low
lands and considerable washing on
the hill SIDES The continued rainy
weather is delaying the putting up Of
the hay crop, and if dry weather does
not come at once, much damage will
be done to the ripening oats. Corn
is backward and weedy, and in the
low spots will be failure.
Much damage by lightning is re-
ported because Of the storms Of the
last week. Two large barns have been
burned many head Of horses and cows
have been killed, and several dwell
ings have ,been badly damaged. Among
the heaviest losses will be the M. E.
church at Four Mile Grove, which was
almost completely demolished by light
ming Monday night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
VOTE CARRIED


in Favor Of American Proposition
Regarding InvioIablity Of Private
Property at Sea.
principle of the American proposition
regarding the inviolabiilty of private
property at sea, was taken today by
the committee Of conference dealing
with the Geneva convention. Twenty
one delegates voted favorably, eleven
|against the measure.
Great Britain, France, Russia, Jap
an, Spain and Portugal were in the op-
position, while the Triple alliance, al
tho Germany made a reservation, was
among the majority, Belgium present
ed a compromise proposition, but Jo-
seph H. Choate, required to accept 1t,
saying that inasmuch as the majority
admitted the principal of immunity,
he could not consent to the limitation
of this idea, especially as Great Brit
ain and Russia already had declared
they would not accept it in any form.
This made Nnanimity impossible. Pro-
fessor De Martens Of Russia, who pre-
sided at the meeting called attention
to the fact that, altho the American
proposition was supported by ma
torfty Of votes passed, the populations
of the countries voting against the
principle were numerically In excess of
those favoring it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
Possibility of Settlement Fol
lows Conference of Nein and
President Small
FRICTION AMONG THE LEADERS
ono Member Of the Executive Com
nittee Of the National Union lnti-
mates There Will Be No Extension
Of the Strike, Regardless Of the Out.
com, a. "Frisco ,-NeilI Is Silent.

San francisco, July 17.-As a result
of the conference yesterday between
Labor Commissioner Neill and Presi-
dent S. j. SMALL of the Commercial
Z Telegraphers' Union, the end of the
telegraphers strike has. it is believed.
been brought into sight. 1t was hint
ed yesterday about the telegraphers'
headquarters in Oakland that some
friction had developed between Small
and three members Of the executive
committee Of the national union, who
came west with Neill.
One Of them is said to have strongly
intimated that there would be no ex-
tension of the strike to other cities,
whatever might be the outcome here.
He believed strong influences would
be brought to persuade the operators
to accept the terms offered by the
companies Small says he probably
will make public today the result of
his conferences with Commissioner
Neill He will not yet announce
whether a general strike will ba or
dered in the event of the failure of
Neill to bring the strikers and the
companies together.
Postal Makes Statement
The visit of. Labor Commissioner
Neill to San Francisco affords the Pos
al Telegra phi Gable Company the op-
,rtunity 10 present its side of the
dse.
The company submits as the strong
est possible refutation Of the false
statements Of the striking employees
that they have been underpaid the fol-
lowing summary Of its San francisco
main office pay roll for the Month of
May. the month preceding the strike.
{ The average wage earned and paid
telegrapher.s who work at the key for
the month was $112.S2, or at the rate
Of 44h cents per hour. The highest
class men are paid at the rate of $s9
per month each. These men drew an
average pay of $131 each for the
month. The next grade of telegraph
ers are rated at s93.5o per month each,
these averaging during the month
$1f5.so each. The third class Of tel
egraphers are rated at sss per month
each, and earned an average Of $106.ss
each. Five other operators whose
monthly rating was from $66 to $s5
earned an average of $S4s5 each.
Day men work nine hours. night
men work seven and one-haf hours
and late night men seven hours All
time work beyond these hours is "ex-
ira. and is paid for at the rate Of
seven hours for a day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
DEFENSE WILL USE
STATE : WITNESSES.
Closing Days Of Haywood Trial
Reached = Arguments to
Begin Soon
suR-REsurrAL OF Defense
suR-RERuTTAL OF DEFENsEI
Haywood's Lawyers Notify Proseeu-
tion They Desired That Three ef
States Witnesses Stay in Town -
Judge Wood to Outline Main Points
Of Instructions to Jury.

Boise July 17-On the opening ~
court this morning Attorney Richard
son notified the state that the defense5
desired that three of the state wit
nesses remain in town. Judge Wood
announced that prior to the opening of
the argument he would notify the
counsel as to the main points in the
evidence of which he would instruct
surrebuttal for the defense would bel
very short.
o. NJ. Sackett, Of Telluride. Col,
for fifteen years. an employe OF the
smuggler Union mine, was the first
witness. He told of his personal ex-
periences in the big riot at the Snug
gler Union mine in 1901, when heI
said he and several other employees Of
the mine were compelled to run a per-
feet hail Of bullets in order to get into
the mine
Who was the head of the union att
Telluride at that timer" asked Haw-
ley.
Vincent st. John" replied sackett-
Witness told of negotiating with
Vincent st John. the head Of the un-
ion, to have the firing stopped, and Of
reaching an agreement with him,
which was placed in evidence. It was
dated July 8, 1901. In it the miners
union agreed to refrain from violence
for three days. Witness then told
Of killing of Arthur Collins, the sup
erintendent of the mine and the dis
appearance of several miners in the
district, and various disorders.
He said the men were afraid to
work, and that many were shot at on
their way to the mines.
And it was because of these conci-
tions that the troops were brought IN
and martial law was proclaimed. On
cross ss-examination Of Sackett, he said
the trouble in 1901 lasted only three
days, then the agreement went into etc
feet and the matter was settled
"And everything continued peaceful
in the district until late in 1903, didn't
it 2" asked Richardson.
"Well, there was sort Of armed
neutrality" was the answer.
Attorney Richardson read another
SI0G1IkCAI i1ilO J0ly v, 1SVA, Wy.
smuggler of the union mine and min
ers' union. It set forth that the diff
ferences between the mine and union
had been amicably adjusted, the un-
ion expressing it's "entire disapproval.
Of the recent outrages," and agreeing
not to molest the union or non-unton
workers.
"Now that agreement continued In
force and effect from July 6, 1901, up
to the general strike Of 1908, didn't
it?"
"Ostensibly," replied the witness.
Sackett said he joined the actions
Of the citizens in taking the law into
their own hands. prior to the arrival
OF the militia, and described the con-
ditions as contrary to the well-being
Of peace-loving citizens The rebuttaI
evidence will be concluded this after
noon, and as the case now stands 1t IS
likely the defense will close its case
Thursday. The arguments may begin,
Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
PRESIDENTS BOAT AT FAULT.
Judge So Decides in Case Resulting
From Collision Last Fall.

/ New Orleans, July lit was the
United States Hight housetender, Mag
nolia, upon which President Roosevelt
was passenger. and not the fruit
ship Esparta, which was at fault in,
the collision between these boats in the
Mississippi river, October rs, 1905. ac.
cording to decision by Judge Saun-
ders in the federal court here today In
dismissing the suit for $4,000 damages
brought by the government against the
fruit ship the Judge held the evidence
taken In the case showed the light
house tender at fault from beginning
to end.