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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29
Rod feline InfflGrnng.

Or. 9omnien0's G~rmoroitng olf
Staten SSlopO.,r antiGcr Gil
pcrman in Salt. ...ir
Sem ~ rtf, e2S. Snltuar. -
WoieS Silpernnn, Der 0roid)fenflltz
Ihcr Don ct. @cprgt, mclGcr pcrbnf.
tet mrlr6c, nad0em Or. Gbarlea Nils
mot SnmnIcn0, Elm pronlincntcr 9lr5t,
9cItcrn in ieiner @obrltug in Ncms
Brighton, Statcn Sslan0, Ourd) eilcn
SdruB Get0Otct mor0en, lit Dem @es
rid)t porgefiibrt ltlo in GrmongcIlIng
BON $4,000 giirgidaft in 9oit sc,
Ian0t mor0en.
Ger Wor0n1fall lit ultd) belltc nod
nift ollfgeflGrt moroen. Die 8oli5ei
glallbt nidt al cinen ginbrlldL Oa
nid)t5 gcltobIcn wuroe, uno lit Ser
Gltiidt, Dab cin Soa perionlider
Gad)e porliege.
Srni SiIpermon erflGrte belltc,
Dab iie nnO ibr Mom am 6rcitag bis
nod Witternoft @Gitc buttcn. Nnd
bent 6ieie fo~rtgegnngelt, babe iid ihr
Wnnn ms 9ett begeben un0 onS
Sans bis Somitag Morgen $50 nid)t
pcrloiien. Gr. Sopnieno babe iic Dor
neun Motaten ar5tlid bebunOelt, Iei
aber ieitoem ME in's Sols gefom.
men. 2ette @odc babe lie Or,
Somnieno mieocr ruien %laiielj bod
iei Der Ir5t nid)t gefommen.
Sobn 9ell, ein iriiberer StroBen=
bobn E GonOufteur, mllroe belltc III
ieiner @obuung 5ll 9rootlpn inter
Dem &eroad)t u~crbaitct, bel Ocnl
Woroe sic SonO i'm Spiele gebabt SIT
buben. Seine Dor ctlpa eitent SSabre
geltorbene Satin maj bon Or. Somn-
ieno bebonoelt moroen uno CT ioll icit.
Dem bGllfig Grobungen gegen ben
Nr5t mlsgeitpBcn Daben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29
0cspotii6e Gcri il gung 10 i.
0errufcu.

OtSpulll Ue ger II g II Il 9 i
oerruen.
Woston, %. (>onuor. - Ser
@encrol-8 ounerneltr bat ollf qnor0-
tung bes GremierS Stolppin bie
@ublperfiigllng mi0errrfcn, BOB olle
F%crIonerL nelde bel @oblDeriamm-
lllngen MISUNDERSTANDING &eoen
6oltct, 81 Orei Monotcn Saft ooer
elmer @clbbuBe bon $3.50 5t pcrltr.
t6eiIen icitltl Ger Ercritiet hot bic
Fropin5iqlbe69r6e NllrG elm Girfu.
lar oltoriFrt2' ole Ginmiid)nng III
@oIIucripmmlungen 5n %pGrnci0cn,
ullbcr udnn III 6%cnic(6cn oFcnc DC
pollution befiiriportct miro. -
Sic qH,nt q @n6Ien.
Eetcrsbttt g. IS. Sonltor. -
Dos NeiuItqt Ser g8oblcn fiir 03it.
glieOer Der 3lmo i1t Sen @ouernBe-
meilloen ipeiit 5lpor cine itorfe con.
icrpotipc Genber3 oltf, ober bos
id)liebt fcilrcsiuegS aus, Oob nidt sic
2infc in Scr Gllmo mic0cr bic S6crs
buno bobcn miro. McnigitenS. lit
Dies 0ic NnIid)t in Och biciigcn poll
tiidcn Grciien un6 miro audi 6rrd
Sen Nu&fou Scr @obnlGmcr 3 Nb.
itimntun8cn Scr 9lrbcitcr bcitGtigt
sic fn1t olle 81 @ltnitcn bon Gon6t-
6otcn scr crtrcmen 2infen oltsncfol-
len iin6. Sn sen AM 6rcitog un6
Sonlitog abge6oltenrn llrluoblen ser
9lr6eiter- ltnO aIeinbouer.Glaiicn in
90 @Oupernements iin0 1881 @nb(-
mGnncr gcip0blt wor0crL bon 6cncn
500 Ser HcdltelL 45S Scr Qcnl0Bi0tcn
lnb 23S Scr So5ioIjitcu.Eortc an.
gc60rcn.
9ronO ouf einem 9remer
0ampfcr.
Golom 30, %. %uruinr. Ger
Noroo. 2loDo.G ompicr oSepolit"
GopitGn Getpers, nit |oiiagierelt,
Eolt u1O Waoren bon &opon un0
Gbino ollf Ser Scimrciic, lit nit
brcnncnber 2ooung in |oint &c Sal
Ic, GcpIoL e%ingetroifcn. Ser por6e-
re Sbcil be8 S6iiIcS lit al,8gc-
brnnnt.
Eoiio9icrc ltno Goit iino BON Dem
britii6en arer5cr vGioocm" gebor-
gen unO nad Colombo gebrodt lpor.
0en.
Ger Numpfer .Sen0lib" lpllr0e i'm
Sabre 1908 in Gol3io gc6out unO
bat cin 9ruttos9 replacement bon
1912 Sonnclt. ST itcbt in Sem Eoi-
iagicrOienIt 5luiiden Somburg u1,o
Dem ierncn Often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29

rllng BON fotboliidcn Grieitern iiber
alien 3lueifeI fcititcQcn.
llnter &oriib pon @cnri 0eS Sur
Dem @riin0er ser fror50iiiden apo.
ltoliiden Stride, fonO am SamItaa
2lbeno cine &eriommlung itott, in
melder beidlloiien mur0e, elm Nutios
nol.Gomitc 3u bilOen, nm NIT oQen
gcieBli6cn Mitteln bic inter Dem
Srenmung9gcieB Crlnngtcn Gedtc
ieIbitIt0noiger Observation-Disclosures
ST. pert6eiOigen.
NufrCgung in &unnCS.
cannes, IS. Son1m. Sier
6Crriht nod grobc 9lulrcgung iibcr
Ocn an Gonneritoq eriolgten 3liom,
mcnitoB scr futboliihcn 8epolfcruI1g
nit Dem 500 0}nnn itnrten TrIppcll.
ollfgebot bel ser 2(uStreibrng Scr
30glingc aus 0enl Seminar bon Ct.
9(nne 0'glirap. 9as 2onODolf bat
iid) bel Yloernel, % Weilen bon bier,
5ulommcngel6aart, mo6in Gin Gas
toiuon SSniontcrie rno cine Gon1pog-
ME @enietruppen geIonOt morbcn
iinO, nm 8ciiB bon DEM Oortigcn
Hrieitcrieniinnr 81 Crgreifcn.
@cgcn 0cn 9ou mcitercr
nGrcoOnougbtS."
9rijicL 2S. Sanltor. - Nod)
elmer SpcjialOcpcide aus Hom Bat
oos itolicnii6e MiniIterium beidloi-
len, ouf Der nd6lten 6rieOens-Gonfe-
rcn5 in &ooa eincn Gorihlog ein5u-
bringer, mono6 buS Morimnm 0e2
Gonnengcbotta bon arie03ihiffcn
ouf 10000 Connen bei6r0nft miro.
(Gs lit Dies Der 9%ruttogebolt Ser
Shlodti6iife, iiir lpelde eben in
GcutihlnnO un0 &tolicn Der aicl &c.
Ic1t morOcn iii. IS beiBt in Der &c
pcI6e, OoB 8roBbritonnicrt unO Die
Ser. Stoaten Den 8ori6log inter.
itiiben mer0cn,
Gin llngliidSpropGet.
9erlin %. &onuor. - Sic
nNicdlcnburgii6c Getting" bringt
cincn b06it intcreiin1tcn 9cridt iibcr
Die Stronou1g Oca iiingIt Dor Sing
Iton, &nmoito, m%lfgcloufencn @opnGs
Campers oYrin3ciiin &ictorin
&oliic." Ger bctrciicnoc @cmdbrS.
mann, Elm N}itqlico ser S6iiiafo,
pcac cr506It, 0ob ocnt S6iiic fnopp
Dor lcilrCu N~uaIuuicn aus ocnt Ncp.
Dorter @oict bon cinem Sremocn,
Der Oaa Gngliid)c nit itorf 0elltlhcm
Ncccl1t iproG, OoS llngliid porbcrgc.
ingt mltrOc. Ger Wtonn lei 81 Dem
Stepart g%eganaen unb babe i'm CT.
llldt, ibn Iilr ctpa 16 Wurf Nniidt5s
tarten 0e5 GanpfcrS 5lt perful1fcu.
AlS Der Steporo iein GrItolrnen iiber
cinen Iolden Illtrug sum NltSOruf
brndte, c%ntgegnctc Der Srcn0c, 0uB
CT Oielclben olS Nn0cnfcn an 0a9
Sdiit bos bon iciner Nciic nidt
ncbr 5llriidfebrcn uiir0c, bc6oltcn
mole. 9orollf cri6oQtc fr0blid)cS
@elGdtcr SeitcnS ser Oiciem @c-
5ub0renOcn S6ifiSongeitcQ.
ten. Der 6rcmOc 6og MN cin Grus
itaIlgloS ans Der Euidc, 5crbro6 c3
mo crfldrte OuS Sdiii fir pcrflltdt
nobel cr ober nod bcn1crfte, 0uB
Wonnidnft unO Eoiioaierc on1 2c6en
blci6en miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29
8eridJtsscbGnSe in Jlammen.

&uoion, N.-0., %. Sanuar. -
0aS bier belegene @eridtsgcban0c
Don Golunbio+Gountp lit Oir1 einen
Brand 5erIt0rt morocr, nelfer einen
SGa0en Don 100000 onridtete.
GoS @e6GitOc lit crit I'M Sabre 1900
crri6tct mor0erL bate orei Stof-
mcrfe, mar aus meiBen Marulor fer
geitcllt ltno entbielt aliBer oen @e-
ihdit8 : HGltnli6feiten bes GountpS
oltd) 0n3 Yiirenn oes 6idters God)-
rane Don ser 9lppellOipiIion oeS Si,s
prcnlc : @erid)ta. OG sic 9ltten III
Oet 5i1crGeitsgcm9lsYt erbalten
iino, lit nod niht feit6tfeat. Sral
G1nrleS @alfer unO t1r S06n6en
ioben iid IN Sen bon Der 5omilie I'M
oritten Stodlperf bemobIttcn HGlm.
lidJfeiten Onrd) sic 6lommen a6ge-
idritten, mno Srau 8alfer lieB
ihlieBlih Sen &naben uon einem 6en-
tier 6erab fnIlen uno muroe iel6it bon
Oemielben Seniter ans ollrd cinen
6cltermebrmnnn gcrettet. @ie Ser
9rano entltanoen lit, meiB man ltid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29
@pu cinem 3ngc entbanptet.

Yittsburg, Ga., %. Samlar.
- 0ie 2eide bes 30 Sabre alien
Goipar &ubic5oI BON Seriep.Gitp
mltrbe beute frilb neben Dem 8elcilc
Scr oYitt9bnrg mo SSeltern @abu"
auigcfunoen. 9ie H1oer zines 9abn.
5uges bdttcn 0en &opf glatt mie NIT
einem Mciier bonn Huntpie %getrennt.
Nugenlhcinlih bate Der Mann Den
&opi allf Die Sbienen 9eIcgt, I'm icin
2ebcn 5lt cnOeh. Sn ben Snld)en lei
ner aleloung fonO man cin SabrbiIlet
llah Hem- Yorf, oas ibm iein Srlloer
Srnn5 allbic5ol bon YincItraBe, Ser.
iep-Gitp, 5ugeididt Bate. @eitere
Grmlttelungen ereaben, DAB Der
Manl megen 8eiites ltorilng mebrcre
Gage III p.S~enlington inter Sbbilt
gebalten poroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29

Eaiir sur Heiic ms HUSBAND be.
iOraf 6. Gainc, Nr. 413, Oit-Yalti-
morcsS trafc, nabc Guitumbonic-Ype.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29

lin, cine 9rtdltuua In ciucm ISag An %fnrtrcn,
rcbnie man 2drniine promo Gutnins aatlefeii.
riren. g. 70. @rope's Gignatur dnf teoer
S&anteI. 25c. (Oit4. 9iSo&i.d .S.t.W.-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29

EGiic snr Hciie ms Inslanb be.
iurst 6. Hainc, Mr. 413, Sit-Salti.
morc-S fratc, uabc Goitnmbunic-Nuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29

gariS. %. Sanltor. = Gr5biihoi
8ilate BON Seros, ser 6iibrer Der iii.
obb1ngigen Semegung in Den Der.
Staaten, luelder iid) iebt in Fori5
aufb1lt, bat an 0en nSigoro" einel
Brief gerihtet, iporin er aui Ser Be
red)tigung Der Situlatur, .Gr5biid)oi
bes Yatriardots bon 9lntiohien,"
oeiien Grinder ct. Fetrlts mar, be-
itebt. gr iaete, er iete iid iiber ollie
perionlihen Shfdblingcn, Die inn
in 5ranfreib miOeriabren. bimpcg,
aber ebe er Srnnfreid perloiie, miin-
ihe uno merOe er Die anerfenming
ieiner erabii6ofIden gollmudten
uno feline 9eredtVuns sur Sroiai-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-29

TEI q t q, SCDIVIL .. Nnllllor.
Im Somitag Nbcnb crei9ncte iid
I'M EoloiS cine mpitcrioie Grplolion.
blird) lucId)c picle Seniter oeS 0cbGil.
oes 5crfriimmert pltr0Cn. GS mllrbe
mitgctbeilt, BOB Die GrpIolion oa.
burd), bob Elm Guontum SGicbpul.
Der ulb Eotroncn 5l nobe on cinenl
Diem III ben @entG6crn neS aron-
prin5en geIolien morel peruriodt
morben marc. Niemlonb luitroe je-
bod omrd bie Grplulion perIctt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-28

THE MUM AND APARTMENTS
The finest modern apartments oil the Pacific Coast situated corner
ocean Fontu and Elm avenue Completely furnished Wttht latest
modern appointments Single rooms on ensuit of2&6roon@ About
side rooms. BEST facilities For surf bathing Reasonable rates by day
or month. Telephone. Home 2S. Write for reservations.
BEACm C"NhIFoRNIA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
CONGRESS.
Gov. Mcdonald, Of Colorado, Issues
a Call for a Gathering
at Denver.

Denver, Col. - Gov. Jesse F. Nc
Donald. Of this state, has issued q
call for the first general convention
OF those vitality Interested in the re-
clamation Of the semSarid regions
OF the United States to meet in this
city on January "a and IS, 1907. The
call is issued to the governors. agri-
cultural colleges, state land boards,
state engineers. boards Of agriculture.
agricultural associations, mayors OF
cities. railroad companies and all com
mercial bodies in the Trans-Missouri
states. The following representation
Is authorized under the call:
The governor Of each state and
territory may appoint ten and not
more than 20 delegates the mayor
Of each city, five and not more than
ten delegates: the county commits
sioners OF each county. five and not
more than ten delegates; national
and state agricultural associations,
not more than five delegates each;
railroad companies not more sian
four delegates each; chambers Of
commerce. commercial clubs and
other commercial bodies. two dele.
gates each.
United States senators and con
gressmen, the secretary Of agrleul-
tare and his assistants. governors OF
states. officers OF state agricultural
colleges. officers Of state experiment
stations. state engineers and members
OF state land boards. by virtue OF
their position. win be entitled to mem
bership in the congress.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
TIE DOlNGS OF CONGRESS-
The Eosse Fonnd No QuoIum Pres.
ent and Thursday.
Senate Calls Up Foraker Resolution
After Which q Takes a Recess.
ontli Monday.

Washington. n. c. After tive
weeks Of vacation. she senate sat for
two and a half hours Thursday and
then adjourned until Monday. The
session was devoted entirely to tho
further discussion Of President Roose-
yelt's order dismlssing the negro
troops Of the Twenty-fifTh infantry
for shooting up Brownsville. (Tex-
as). Senator Culberson Of that state
defended the order. bringing 90 It's
supports many points Of legal con-
struction and justifying the action by
many quotations in connection with
the ARRAY. He closed with an impas-
stoned statement Of the position Of
the south on the negro question,
which be declared to be the most Vi
tai and dangerous problem before the
american people.
Senator Foraker replied briefly, ex-
pressing his intense interest in hay
ing speedy action on his resolution
I tor an investigation. Senator Ladge
proposed an amendment to this solu-
ton which has the effect Of admitting
the Presidents authority as c0mman-
der-in-chief Of the army to take the
action he did and Of restricting the in
investigation to the occurrence in
Brownsville. On motion of Senator
Hale the resolution was given the
right Of way Monday.
Senator Culberson in an address
on the subject said great injustice
had been done the people Of Browns
vile. The conduct Of the negro sol
diers had been very irritating. He
related that on August 4, the day be-
fore the shooting up" Of the town, a
criminal assault had been committed
ty enc OF the soldiers on the wife Of
a reputable citizen and no arrests had
been made for this crime.
Mr.. Culberson read resolutions re
Gently adopted by negro citizens of
Boston which admitted that the sol
diers shot up the town and said
the were determined to do for them
selves what the uniform Of their coun-
try would not do-protect them from
insults and punish at the same time
the authors OF their misery"
Mr.. Culberson created merrimen'
by saying:
Z have nothing TO do with the
|, president in this matter. ] care
nothing about him. Ny personal re
lations with him are about as cordial
as those Of the senator from Ohio
(FOraker.l
He concluded his speech OF an houl
: and a half by a brief reference to the
negro question in general saying
that it Is the most important question
, before the American people.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
TRAIN WRECK IN KANSAS
Head-on Collision Occurs on Rock
Island Near Alta Vista.
Thirty-three Persons Are Dead And SIS
iniured-operator At VolIand
Blamed BY Officials.

Topeka, Kansas. - Two white men,
a negro train porter and about
30 Mexican laborers. lost their lives
and So persons were Injured when
two passenger trains on the Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific railroad col
lided head-On four miles west Of Vol
land, Kan, at Sic O'Clock wednesday
morning.
The trains were Nos. 20 ard So
running between Chicago aud Ell
Paso. They met on a sharp curve
with a fearful impact. Adding to the
horror OF the collision, fire from the
lamps in the cars and from the To-
comotiyes was communicated to the
s~plintereG wreckage and spread rap
idly. consuming five Of the forward
cars of train No. %, ~westbound, and
burning a number Of the passengers
All but three OF those who perished
are thought 20 have been Mexican
labOrers. who were on their way
from Columbus Junction, Ohio. 10 Mex
leo.
The officials Of the company place
the blame on John Lynes, the 70 year
old telegraph operator, at Volland,
who failed to stop train No % at his
station after receiving orders TO hold
II there until No. 30 had passed.
BY the light OF the flaming wreck
age. passengers who were uninjured
worked herolcally TO save those who
were pinned fast beneath the mass Of
splintered timbers and twisted iron
work. The lack Of tools TO work with
Ia chopping away the sides Of the
cars was a great hindrance TO the
early rescue work.
In an hour and a half from the time
OF the wreck the first relief train,
from Mcfarland. Kan, bringing sur
geons and helpers, reached the scene.
In the meantime the rescue work
was being pushed By volunteers.
while surgeons for miles around
promptly responded to the calls f0r
their services. Another relief train
from Topeka and two wrocklne
trains soon arrived and all Of the
dead and injured that had been taken
from the wreck were brought L this
city. where the injured were placed
In hospitals. Two injured MeXicans
died on the Way 10 Topeka and Link
the negro porter. died at stormonI
hospital shortly after being taken
there. when Link was rescued q
was necessary 10 tear his leg from
his body 10 oxtricate him from the
wreckage.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
HOW THE RAILROADS COMBINE.
qulry oevelopes Facts Regard
ing Hartman Lines,

New York ~ Modern methods Of
combining and consolidating mann
moth railway systems and extending
the principle Of community OF interest
were Investigated here Friday az great
length by the interstate commerce
commission which began an inquity
into the so-ealled Hartman lines. TIE
commission e next week q Chica-
so. Several other cides may be Wis
tied before az the desired testimony
Is il the hands Of the government rep
r-esentatives, whose object Is to deter
mine whether any Of the railroads Of
the country are consolidated or com
bined In restraint Of trade.
At Fridays session Il wal brought
out and admitted that the Union Paei
fic railroad company. the Southern Pa
ciuc company, the Oregon Short line.
and the oregon Railroad & Navigation
compsny are practically under the
same administration. Mr.. Hartman az
pearing as president Of each company
With only alight variations IN the lists.
OF other officers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
Names q RaIdsrs Known.

San Antonio, Tex Il Is stated
here on good authority. and nos de-
MED that the investigation conducted
BY Assistant Attorney General Purdy
here and at Brownsville has revealed
a clew thar viii lead 10 the arrest Of
every negro soldier who participated
in the raid. Lem Reeves, the negro
soldier who testified Thursday, "a said
60 have revealed the names OF two Of
the men missing from his company a.
the time the sound for arms was given
at Fort Brown, Immediately after the
outbreak. On account OF his testimony
be viii be held as awituess IN the
court.martial Of Maj Penrose and
Capt Maeblin In February.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
Q ALL
Number o. Ailene Entering This
Country Last Year creaicr Than
Ever Eegore.

Washington. Tho fiscal year
ended june 30, 1906, produced a REQ
ord eclipslne an former tsufes on tho
subject OF immigration according 20
che annual report OF Frank Sargent,
commissioned general OF immigration.
During that period, the report says,
the population Of the United states.
was increased by the admission Of
t.100, 735 immigrant aliens, and Co.
els non-immigrant aliens entered at
It's ports. making the total admission
1,1C6,352. The Increase over last
years record OF 1857 was 106, 1893.
During the fiscal year 1905 the de-.
partment rejected 11.4s0 aliens and
during the past year 1882 Of thu
immigrant aliens. that is those who
intended settling in the United States.
without exception" the report
says, "the countries from which We
formerly obtained the greater pare
OF our ioreign population and which
are Inhabited by races nearly akin -
cur own. have supplied us with small
er numbers during the past year than
during 1908.
The immigration from Austrla Hun
gary amounted to 2ebI3s; ItalYS lu.
Guiding Sicily and SARDINIA 273lS0;
Russia and Finland 2t5.G55: China
t,5l4: Japan 1885. and che West fn>
dies 1856 The immigration from
southern and eastern Europe. tho
commissioners says. is a result Of
general unrest existing among the
laboring classes. The commissioners
say more drastic measures are re
auired to effect a discontnuancs OF
these steamship practices That the
physical and mental quality OF the
aliens we are now receiving Is much
below that Of those who nave come in
former years, he says. IS evident.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
DENvER's srocK SHOW.
Several Meetings o. Intsreas 20 Farm.
erb and stoek-8roWera viii De
i4eid During the Wook.

Denver. The second annual cxt
hibieon OF the Western Stock Show
Association viii be opsn he DcnYef,
January 40 and continue 10 January
90. The week OF January 90 VIII b
known as Farmers week In Denver
and IN addition 10 the big stock show
conventions are announced as follows.
Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers
january ~: American National Live
stock Association, January e2-23; Ma
tional Dry Farming Congress, January
"a; National meeting A~gronomists and
Grain Growers. January %.
In addition to these there viii Be
meetings Of numerous state a%gricultur-
al organizations. Special low rates
on all railroads are expected to bring
farmers and stockmen from ali rssts
OF the country to Denver for that
week. Secretary Wilson Of the de-
partment Of agriculture and Forester
Plnchot Of the United States fores-
try service. and Or. a. D. Melvin,
chief Of the bureau Of animal indus
try. viii represent the government at
the convention ana show The 1--we
stock exhibition win be the greatest
ever held IN the west
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
discussed Claims Bill.

Washington-The omnibus claims
-bil' carrying appropriation for claims
under the Bowman and Tucker acta
"a b1fore the house Friday and dis
cussed for five hours. Speaker Can.
non announced me appointment OF
Representative E~nsiebright Of Cali
iomia to a place oa rho committee on
mines aud mining vice MI. Williamson
Of Oregon. removed The speaker
based this action on the ground that
Mr.. Williamson had failed thus far TO
attend a single session Of the seth
congress. He has been convicted Of
participation ln land fraunds In Ore
gon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
rh, House HoIds short sesslon.

Washington. - The house convened
Thursday after the holiday recess and
adjourned after a session Of IS min
utes. Immediately after the approval
Of the journal the credentials OF W. f.
Engleb-ight Of the first California
district TO I'll a vacancy caused by the
resignation Of James Morris Gillett,
and Charles G. Washburn Of the
third Massachusetts, district, vice
lockwood Hoar. deceased were read
and these two gentlemen proceeded
to the bar of the house where tho
speaker administered the usual oath.
No quorum being present and no COM
mittees being read to report adjourn
ment was taken until Friday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
Floods IN ohlo vaIley.

indianapolis. Ind. Southern In
diana Is threatened with the worst
flood IN years. From several places
come reports Of great numbers OF per-
sous moving out % the low lands
The Ohio river az Evansville Friday
night stood az - feet, two feet above
the danger line. For q hundred miles
along the Ohio the low lands are un,
der water. Fifteen public schools
were closed Friday on aceount uf the
hlgh water AZ Taylorvlle, the Wa
haah river overflow caused ovo 7a1
citizens 20 move ~ higher gfound.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10
10 RepueIIes Al h AaaIn.

Panama The government OF
San Salvador has informed the Hon
duran government that Il Is mobiiz
Ing Us army for the purpose Of des-
troyinE the groups OF revulutionlsn
headed by General Dionlsio Gutierrez
who has proclaimed himself presi.
dent, Al san Marcos and Colon in
the department OF Usalatan. a group
OF men OF a mutnous character en-
gagged the government forces who de-
feated them. killing one. woundlng
three and capturing II.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10

New York - Health Commission
or Darlington Tuesday made public
the birth. marriage and death stalls
tics Of Greater Now York city for 1906
with the comment that the figures ih
dicated a prosperous ~ months. The
number 81 births and marriages. have
Increased Ia a healthy ratio while an,
dbath rate - rather low 81 compared
with the Increased population. During
1906 there Wern reported ill.712 Birth
a. increase over 1905 Of 5000; 4ss5'
marriages, an Increase OF $780, 1920
deaths. un Increase q 2.t92.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-10

Washington. II Is the expecta-
ton OF Secretary Taft that when tho
senate on Monday resumes discussion
Of the case Of the discharged SOLDIER
of The Twenty nfth infantry be viii be
able 10 furnish that body with a pre-
liminary report Of the result Of tho
investigation into the Brownsville,
Texas affair, which has just been con
cluded by Assistant Attorney-G eneral
Purdy.