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Evening journal., 1907-07-18
FISHING AND
GRABBING GOOD

SMYRNA, July 1S.-Fishing and
grabbing make UP a pleasant time for
town folks and summer visitors these
Gays. Trout fishing down the bay is
probably the most exhilarating sport,
Tor fish are plentiful Crabs for sew
eral years have been scarce in this
vicinity but some good catches are
being made and the sport promises to
be better than ordinarily. Perch and
catfish are plentiful in the neighbor-
hood of Finns jetty, near New Castle.
The lower part of the river is full of
trout just now, and Bowers Beach
and Kits Hammock are fast filling up
with fishermen. These are favorite re-
sorts for Delawareans. Salt water fish
Of all kinds are plentiful both at Re
hoboth and Lewes. Crabs are begin
ming to arrive in large numbers now
and are abundant at Cohelds, Penn's
Grove and the railroad pier at the
north of the Christiana.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
AUTOMOBILES
CRASH In DARK
One Man Killed, Another
Dying and Three More
Are Injured
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Hospitals all
over the city are being searched today
for four missing victims of remark
able automobile accident, as a result
Of which one man is dead and a second
is dying
The dead man is supposed, from let
ters found in his pockets to be Thomas
b. Donovan. Of Brooklyn. He expired
on the operating table shortly after the
accident.
The second gave his name as Chap
man Ropes. of Morristown. N. ]. He
lapsed into Inconsistencies before an
account of the crash could be secured
from him and doctors say he cannot
recover.
For the other four men the police
cannot yet account. As the story is
told by the occupants of another au-
tomobile near the scene of the acci-
dent, Donovan and Ropes were at the
steering wheels of two machines
Ropes, a Pierce-Arrow; Donovans a
| Darracq.
The Panhard is said. to have been
running without a light and to have
loomed so suddenly in front Of the Ar
row on Kings Highway, near Pur-
cells hotel, that neither had time to
stop and a terrific head-on collision
occurred.
Both automobiles were smashed tC
kindling wood and scrap iron. Donovan
and Ropes were found buried in the
/ wreckage. A third man staggered from
the spot evidently so badly hurt that
it is feared he collapsed in a neigh
boring swamp. The other three, though
plainly injured, walked rapidly away
1t is believed they sought treatment
for their wounds at some hospital and
every effort is being made to fint
them.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
TOOK PET
FROM DOG CATCHER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del. July 1s-This
is a general holiday in New Castle.
Among the business houses # is a
half holiday. and in order TO allow
those who wished to go to Philadel-
phia TO see the Elks parade Brylgon
Steel Castings Company's plant closed
down for the day. About fifty persons
who were at Woodland Beach did not
land here last evening, but continued
TO Philadelphia on the steamer Thomas
Clyde. Large numbers went from
here yesterday and to-day to Phia-
delphia, while others took IN the ex-
cursion 10 Ocean City.
william j. Warren was on the war
path last night after unmuzzled dogs.
He got "a dog I'm the net on Fourth
street. but seven women surrounded
Warren and in a short time succeeded
in jostling Warren ana upsetting the
net until they obtained the pet
Mayor Boyd said last evening that il
may be necessary TO resort 70 shoot
ing all unmuzzled dogs. There has
been n time when they were shot by
the wagonload I'VE do not propose
TO allow some people TO make a farce
out Of the law" said the mayor
when we shot the dogs on sight last
year these people howied about The
brutality shown. Then we got the net
and used other means and they have
another kick But It IS fact thai
the law will be enforced and we care
not whether Il hurts the resident OF
the cabin or the mansion"
Baseball on Saturday.
X-Wilmington is billed for next Sat.
urday at Battery Park. It has beer
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
MARYLAND MATTERS

Seventy-hve barrels Of crabs were
shipped in a single day from Princess
Anne to city markets the past week
Crabs are reported more plentiful in
Chesapeake Bay this summer than for
years.
Crumpton, the widening of the draw
in the Chester River bridge was de-
cided upon at a joint meeting Of the
Kent and Queen Anne County Com
missioners.
A Jim Crow car has been put on
the Ocean City flyer as a result of be-
ing fined $500 by Judge Holland in
Wicomico County Court for not hav-
ing such car previously.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
ANNA GOULD TO REMARRY
Divorced From Count Roni She Pro-
poses to Wed Another Prince

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
PARIS. July 1S-A news agency to-day
sends out a report that Nine Anna
Could whose final decree Of divorce from
Count Boni de Castellane has just been
confirmed, is to marry Prince Helie
d'sagan. An engagement viii shortly be
announced. it reports.
Prince Helie d Sagan. is brother Of the
Duke of Valancay, who was divorced by
Helen Morton, and son Of Duchess Tai
leyrand Perigord one OF the most ancient
titled families of France. A marriage with
him would give Nine. Gould even higher
social standing than she enjoyed as Count
ess de Castellane. The prince, however. Is
known as even a greater spendthr'ft than
Count Boni and disslpated a vast for
tune he inherited i'm few years. He IS
now compelled to live very modestly
The sudden decision of Bonfs divorced
wife has caused great surprise. Pressure
was brought TO bear on the court by both
sides as they asserted their Interests were
being prejudiced by delay.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

two years since Manager Fahey ap-
peared with the only aggregation at
Battery Park. John Lenoir win be
ring master and when he says play
ball the contest viii commence. Umpire
Lenoir is not a member of the New
Castle Club Umpire McCaughan re-
signed because he is connected with
the organization.
Pullman win be here again on Satur-
day. July 27 The car polishers are
not satisfied with the way New Castle
cleaned them up. so they want another
rub on the diamond. Manager Murphy
and Manager Countiss last evening ar
ranged the game. Manager Murphy
said that had Pullman played the
same game it did against the XVIII
mington the story Of the match here
last Saturday would have beon diff
ferent
Heat Affects Workmen.
Several men at the steel plants
played out yesterday oil account of the
heat
William Deats cut his hand severely
yesterday afternoon.
There is a demand for houses at
Baldton and additional number may
be erected.
Tax Collector Leach viii sit at the
mayors office each Tuesday and
Thursday to receive city taxes. Some
property owners have already writes
and called on the collector so that the5
may benefit by paying the taxes, as
there is a rebate of per cent.
Trespassers on the marsh rented by
the Trolley Thirteen" will be prose
cuted.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
His Proqress.

Old Job was taught to read by the
minister's wife and proved a very apt
scholar. Returning home after a pro-
longed absence, the lady met her old
pupil and asked him how he was get
ting on. Il suppose you can read your
Bible now comfortably, Jobg" "Lor'
bless you, ma'amr cried Job. 'Tve
been out of the Bible and into the
newspaper this long whie."-I.ondon
Tlt-Bits
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
THREE BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

Building Inspector Johnson issued three
permits to-day. They were as follows: W.
f. McClanerty 20 build an addition to
No. 52i Madison street at a cost Of Slo
w. s. Barlsiey. two dwellings at Nos 1914
and 1916 West street at cost Of $500 each
and to Stanislaw zalenski, addition 70
house at the southeast corner Of Robin
son and Poplar street costing $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
EIrst shIpment Of Peaehes.

peaches and apples from lower New
Castle county were shipped from Hem
ming's landing on Monday by Charles
Finehier Of near this place.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

Miss Flora Allen. of Wilmington.
spent SUNDAY with Clayton relatives.
J. r. Donovan of Wilmington, was
in Clayton Monday.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18
Sd Sunday Exoursion

to Baltimore. via Pennsylvania Rail-
road, Sunday next. July 2i. Special
train leaves Wilmington Gas a. M; re-
turning, leaves Baltimore 6.3S p. m.
Similar excursions August 4 and S."
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

Newsoads-I want the complete works
of that man that's edited so many Of the
standard authors.
Bookseller-Who do you mean?
Newscads-That feller. De Luxy. Puck.
Evening journal., 1907-07-18

HOW DO you KNOW YOU CAN'T
BUY IN WILMINGTON? HAVE YOU
TRiED9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
Z GAL1CYI

WARSZAWA. Il Krolestwa
Polskiego wywoza zydzi ajen-
ci do Ameryki Azyi, Afryki,
oka1o 10 tysiecy ~dziewczat i
kobiet do dom6w
rozpusty, gdzie je sprzedaja
jake zywy 'towar. w liczbie
tych kobiet jest dwie trzecie
w tym ohydn EN-
handful kt6remu lapown icze
.czynownictwo moskiewskie
ME przeszkadza, jest przy-
najmniej wzlad ten pomysl-
ny, ze ,~,zydowskie kr6liki"
ME beda sic W kraju pols-
kim tax okrobnie mnozy-
~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

LWOW. Wystawa przyrod
niczo-lekarska j hygiene Una
budzi wielkie zanitereso wanie.
Kom itet organizacyjny doz-
nal wielkiege poparcia ordy~
nata Tadeusza, hr. Dziduszzyy--
ckiego kt6ry p'rrzaez trwanie
w,ystawvy dozwolil wstepu do
Mezeum Dzieduszyckich "
kt6rem zlozone okazy wielce
sic prlz,yyc,zyniaja do nauki
W, Ameryce po5r6d naszyc,hh
ziomik6w take sic obtu ID 4
zzsam,i1owanle do tejze. wysta-
Wy. Firma Antoni Swarzyh-
.skiiiSpo]ka " Buffalo przy-
slala / dolar6W G. 6 mrk.)
a nadto biierrze udziaf "a sWe.
nj wyrobami, jake wyst!alwgss
ca, !. 55.. =s.=.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
ZE sLASKA.

|BYTOM, Jak zabobonni So je-
|szcze niektorzy ludzie, dowo-
|dzi nastep ujacy wypadek.
Umarla " Rozbarku pred
niedawnym czasem pewnemu
cz}owiekowi iona pc kt6rej
ma pamiatke pozostala mu
fotografia w tych dniach- od-
wiedzila .owdowialego mez.
c;zyzne jego kk:re,Wnra j zaraz ma
wstepie do pomieszkania "a
uwazy}a zapach trupa. Obej-
rza}a sic vice ma wszystk:e
etrony, q gdy zobaczy}a toto
giraffe ten zapach, nieboscz:
XII o6wiadczy1a, ze to 2 niej
wychodzi ten zapach. Natych-.
Mast wytransportowono OBJ
rack mad poddasze iteraz.-
div ma dziwy = trupi za~
pach usta}. Musia1a ia krew-
ma mice mad zwyczaj delika.
thy nos, a zreszta kto VIE,
moze az ,oko"" ma wdowca
i uwaza}a, re fotografia ME
boszczki przeszkadza jej W
os1agnieciu celu.. - -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

'-I.-yt EEF'S EL42 ~ sf'HN t Et=-E, ~ !. Itf F&y
KKAJPEDA. Wynliernica
Marya Kumbarcka " kolonii
Bismarcka cd 4 kwietnia
p,rzepad}a bez sladu j wszel-
kie poszukiwania 'okaza{y
sic d%aremnemi. Syn jej,, kt6-
~ niedawno powlrt6ccil z OBJ OBJ
czyzny wywozi} Il BIN. mier &
we, kt6ra nak}adaf ma w6zz
W %podw6rzu. Naraz natrafif
wid1ami ma trupa, " ktorymn
poznst swoja w}asna make.
Zwloki odkryto zupeellniiee ]
pokazalo sic ze prawa s Is la
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

-KATOWICE. Gazety ME-
mieckie -podaja nastepujacy
ME do uwierzenia wypadek
jaki sic mia} zdarzy6 W jed
'nym lazarzecie W pewnej,
miejscowo6ci " okalicy
Pewien robotnik zacho~
rowa} niebezpiecznie i umie-
szczono go W lazarecie. Ponie
waz nastepnie zas}ab} tax
mocno, re kazdej chwili spo-
dzizwano , sic jego 6mier ci
vice W nocy pre- nieslono
go do trupiarni. Ma drugi
dzie6spodziewano sic go tam
zastac jako trupa a tymcza-
sem znik} on bez sladu. -
Krotko potem zjawi}a sic TO-
ma owego robotnika i oswald.
czy}a ze MAJ jej przyszedl
szczesliwie do domu, ale do.
lazaretu ME chce juz wiecej
i6c,' DO chce zy6 ieszcze d}u-
zej .' :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
z POzNANSKIEGO0.

GNIEZNO. KS. prob Pio-
trowiczowi. kt6ry " sobote
mia} sic stawic do tutejszego
wiezienia ola odsiedzenia 3
miesiecy i 2 tygodni wiezie-:
MIA, ma jake " sprawie
szk6lnej zosta} zasadzony,
zz;amlierza} lud 2 Cinema j o.
kolicy zgotowac wielka owa-
eye pred wiezieniem. Dowie-
dial sic Q tenn prokurator j
ma wniosek Ks. Piotrowicza
ME bedzie osadzony " VIE
zieniu gniezniehsk:iem tyl]1kko7
" inntem mie6cie ale gdzie
tylko nawet ME wiedza ksie-.
ia . wikaryusze. Widocznie
taxa wywo1aiyy
mozliwe wzburzenia PREY
kt6rych oczywi6cie policyy!'a'
ME enthusiastically pto]ksazat
sw ! d ! silly. n N|iechaj Pan i ! Boz
zasiuzoneg{;o kap{ana v czasie
kazni wiieziennei ma v sswej
opiece, ably: z'dlrr6w i czerstwy
powr6ci} . do L !, d|aaIlkszej piracy Q.
kolo dobra swych owieczek
i ca}ego spo}ecze6stwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
WIEsCI Z OJCZYZNY
q PRUS POLSRICH.

MALBORK! w zeszlym
tygodniu napad} jaki6 RADIUS
pewnego obywatela tutejsze,.
go, a wydar}szy mu portmo-
netke, W kt6rej znaidowa}o
sic okolo 10 marek uciekf
niepoznany. W pospiechu
pozostawi1 jednak czapke,
kt6ra 90 .wydala. Powiadeo-;
miono Q wypadku policya;
kt6ra napas,tinika wVysledzi}as
i odstawila do kozy' Jest
MIN 81 letnj czeladnik
rzeznicki Pawel Fischer z
Prabut Poczatkowo przeczyy1
jakob'y byt winnym <lecz poi
niej przyzna}. sic do why.
Geese skradzionyoh picnic
dry przechowa} we warszta-
Gle, Aresztowanoo lr6wniez
czeladnika rzezaickaiego Al 81.
berta Sch. jako podejrzanec-
60 : 9 wsp6tad1iat W n1apa~-
die. p. =. -. .."5, / .5:cr ,v1}4.4
.:-:-z 15go, ;, ~ A.: ro 9
sic konie obywatela Augusta
Bi aka z strzelna, gdy wif6z4}
mierzwe ma pole. Zgnieciony
wozem " kilku godzinach
uA4dA1s = 49,. - ~, -. ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
OdpOWiedz chiODIeca.

|Nauczyciel Arnold odezwal
sic ostr q "a 81 ttepego clh}opca
v szko DE el,o''lhlfopiec spojrzal y
.twarz nau'czyciela j powie:
dial; IL 4 Dlaczsseg;o m6wisz Z
ggln9ii 4 4 .pa,alngjile|I2l. I N ! y: : 4 ia
robie iak umiem najlepiej'
Jaki postep SWAT. zrobilby
naprz6d " kr6tkiem czasie,
gdyby6my wszyscy usiiowali
czyni6 jaknajlepiej umiemy?'
My znamy ludzi''kt6rem wie~
dza dobrze co i'm szkodzi a
jednak trzymaja sic tego; My
znamy ludzi kt6rzy poznali
60 mogloby ich podnieSc "
6wiecie, lecz pomimo tego
zaniedbuia sic: My znamy
Y tl|,,l J k1tt6r1;zy "a peewnii ze "
chorobach zoladka i klszek
niema lepszego lekarstwa
mad Trinera Ameryka6ski
Gorzkiego Wilma. q
jednak robia pr6by zlekar-
swami nieznanemi Trinera
Ameryka6ski .]Eliksir Corr
Wilma Jest zawsze mai
[epszy, po'niewaz wzmacnia
system trawienia. Wy
napewno. zrobicie co mozecie
najlepszego uzywajac Trine'
ra, 4 Al1meryka6ski Eliksir Go
Wilma we wszystkich
ME-. porzadkach1 t%rawienia.
JOS. Triner. 1913 ST.
Ave: Chicago, ILL.,. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

w ma ulicy
aresztowano by1ego odpo-
wiedzialnego redaktora:Pok--
raki" pana W}adys1awas RAJ
kowskiego kt6ry skazany
zosta} ma liczne kary. picnic
inc i wiezienne, miedzy IN
nemi ma try miesiace vie
zienia "a :obraze cesarza. 7.
Rakowskiego, kt6ry oczeki-
wal u}askawienia aresztowalf
policyant ma Starym Ryn-
ku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

. - go w.. EHSL[ ?: a. Il. :
KARTUZY. Do dzierzaw-
cy jeziora ! restauratora Mi
lew1,c,z,!yka stazelil kto6 nabo'
jem %6rotowym, gdy tenze "a
iety byl }owieniem ryb i zna-
cznie 60 zrani}. Wszel<ie po-
szukiwania "a sprawca spell
ely dotad ma niczern.
- Gmina stara sic 0, to,
azeby otrzyma6 bezpo6rednie
po}aczenie z Gdahskiem: zys-
ka}by no tenn przemysf i
handel W Kartuzach. W
grudniu przedlozyli zastepcy
gminy dyrekcyi. kolejowej
plan, i ia IL Ii jej, azeby
nova LIMA .kolejowa przerzy-
na}a Przodkow Kczewo, Pc
powo, Materoje, Bisewo do
chodz1la do Oliwy. Rezolu-
eva W tym samem duchu
powzial powiat Gdahskie Wy
zvny. Dyrekcya k%olejowa ME
chce do togo planu jako6 sic
zast6sowa6 jproponuje azeby
kolej wychodzi}a z Wrzeszcza
Tub Oliwy i p~osuwa}a sic
nastepnie przez Maternie,
Bisowo, Starym}yn Maryno-
wy do Skarszew stamtad do
Kwidzyna, Torunia i Byd.
.goszczy. Miasto ma TAXI plan
przystac ME chce, DO kolej
omija1aby Kartuzy. Zarzad
gminy postanowi} poczynit
energiczne kroki, azeby pre-
szkodzi6 ~przeprowadzeniu ia:
kiego planu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

N Ma 3 tygodnie
wiezienia skazala izba karna
redaktora ,Go6ca Wielko"-
polskiege" p. Wincentego
Szpota6skiego "a artyku1- "
sprawie odrzucenia rewizyi
W Lipsku "a :pierwszy process.
Ia ogioszenie pisma dusz-
pasterzy dekanatu bukows-
kiego ma 100 marek grzy-
wien. W jednym przypadku
oskarzonego uwolniono pc
dziclnej obronie p. mecenasa
Wolinskiego. .....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
Jak fGar'1mlllllul.i j, v Kansas

.1 Przyjechal tutaj jeden polak v Marcu 1908 vziaI 500 ARROW NJ
kt6rych ami jedna skiba ME byfs wyorana Postawil bpdYhki il zbieko-3
val 4e ARROW kt6re obsadzil korna dostall blisko tysiac pIedaet boszli.
pssenioa. . Ne ten polu gd1ie byia .horna te1 zasiaf pszenics,-
przeszto 10 ARROW pszenca. i sprzqtnaI hliako pditora tysiadda buszI
korny. - Tax farmujs poaoy, Y Colby, Kansas Kasdy Was mote
dokazac tutaj to samo. Zatem ME traccie Wiecej czasuG ma rudoManiu
pehkdv s karczowani1 borrow: Ptzyjedzoie do mas ] dostaniecic5 fadns,
rowne prery kt6re tylko wyczekuja pluga, pc 10 doHlsdol. IA aker,,
ma S do 9 lat 5wyplaty. Ami VI pofowie tax sic tutaj nie.napracuieoiee
iakehoie dotted pgaeo9ali z wiseej kerzyssi q estanise aMa4lRhs Sd zieoiis 1y e1
" hgodnyn a zdroVym. klmacie, gdze Tiny KROTKIE.N-#WY
ruszcie vice DO Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. ID mnaaIpyy .a
episy polske, it'd. piszcie do Waszego rodaka. 5# ..a's
g. i. mZIOREK i Pres MGR ro1 y oolea .z11teaesy
s. COI1BYY,sHSkkx66AlLa5H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

WYSOkA. Poza}owania
godny wypadek male6kiego
synka .robotnika Pufahla z
Rudna. Bedac beznadzoru
chwycil "a p~ostawiony ma
stole dodopiero dzbanuszek
z 6wiezo sparzona kawa i
w,zia} napoju wrzaczgo W
usteczka, kt6re sobie W stra~
szny spos6b opatrzy}. Odda-
no go "a porada lekarska do
szpitala. .r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

.Ponieww,azi podobne zamachy
ma pociag; " tammtte'jsz,ej oks,to-
Icy zd1[as 'l',sa Ale c 4
.Wyznaczyl prezydent regen-
.cyjny " Poznaniu r6wniez
SOC. NIX X: nagroodty "a wykryciieI
n~iegodziwc6w, .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

PLESZEW. Niezlego figla
wyplata} kto6 p. N. W tych
dniach. Original telegram,
re wygra} W loterya konia "
Genie 1000 marek ma los, kt6-
ry niedawno kupi}. Z ucie-
.chy %wyprawil uroczysta pija-
tyke i suto p~odejmowa{
swych przyjaci6}. Okaza}o sic
nastepnie re telegram by}
sfa{szowan i ztad wielkie roz-
c%zarowanie. - .-:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
Pc.

K~ROTOSZYN. Poszuki-
wanna sp,r,awc6w kt6rzy q
bm. przez po}ozenie ka arr1ilt'r j
naszyny zamierzali %spowodo9-
wac wykolejenie pociaggul, nj
mo no w,yznaczonych przel dy-
.rekce kolejki 100 marek ma
.grody, okaza}y sic daremnnlemli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

czaszki bYla zdruzgotana.
'D-nuiiaa: Is BIN. przybylla Ia; IA
|5mE,lliiejsce kssoolm1aiifsya sado~a.
jake domtnienanegto mneerder-
go saallrlefgszt.oWano mezz IS zamnor-.
kt6ry iednialk upor
.czywiie', .ws,y'p'iiera sic wassziz a 2
why. ls.=5s s@..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

SWIECIE Straty ~spowodo-
wane wylewem Wisly So tn
nieobIiozone. Woda zalala ca
1e niziny i stoi ma metr wy
soko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

P O Wia6ciciel Boelke
sprzeda} majatek sw6j Vito
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-05
IDAHO NEWS.

Walter Chambers, wanted in Orc
fno on the charge of assault with in
tent to commit murder was arrested
recestly in Lewiston. The warrant
was sT~rn to by Louis Jahnke. 1t was
issued last March, since when Cham
bers has eluded arrest.
D. E. Thomas and H. w. Bidell. en-
ployes of the Spokane International
railway. attempted to cross the Pend
d'Oreille river, near Wrencoe, Christ
mas eve. Their boat was found over
turned in the river The river was
dragged and the bodies recovered.
A burglary was committed at the
wholesale house Of the Falk Mercan-
tile company at Boise recently, which
was probably the work of profession
ais. They gained entrance into the
wareroom and cut into the vault
through a heavy wall, working from
a toilet room. One hundred and
eighty dollars in cash was secured
and about $1,000 in checks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-05
ScHUMANN-HEINK.

The coming of Schumann. Heinl 10
the Spokane theater in Spokane on
January Is is attracting the most I'M.
usual interest Schumann- Heink is
apart from all other singers inasmuch
as she has two distinct qualities of
voice; deep toned contralto and a
powerful ringing mezzo soprano. both
OF unsurpassed quality and sweetness.
The superb voice and genial. whole
some personality of the artist are
known everywhere, and little that is
new remains to be said of one of the
foremost singers of the world. Her
Spokane program will delight all low
ers OF song. 1t will consist of brilliant
operate numbers from the Italian.
English and German composers. a
group OF Hungarian Gypsie songs by
Brahms, three numbers by Schubert,
and others by List. Schumann and
Rossi. Miss Helen Schaul, dis
tinguished pianist of wide reputation
in England and on the continent, will
he heard in three solo numbers. There
ca be no doubt of the royal welcome
to be given Nine. Schumann-Heink in
Spokane. The vocabulary of the
critics has almost been exhausted in
praise of this wonderful songstress
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-05
A YEAR OF DISASTER.
RECORD OF 1906 is A DARK AND
BLOODY ONE.
Nature Causes Terrible and Wide
spread Destruction of Life and
Property - Grim Reaper Works
More Peacefully.

A notable characteristic of the year
1906 Is the destruction OF life and
property which has been caused by the
forces of nature. These forces have
not been SO active or so disastrous in
their results for many years past. The
record is formidable one. In Jauu-
airy an earthquake killed fourteen per
sons at Gonzano, Italy, and a tidal
wave on the Colombian coast swept
away $500, In February "A hurricane
visited the Society Islands, Il favorte
resort for hurricanes, and 1000 per-
ished. In March cyclone swept
through Mississippi and 81 were killed,
and an earthquake in Formosa destroy
ed 1000. In April the Vesuvius erup-
ton killed 1000, a second earthquake
at Formosa 100, the San Francisco
earthquake 44S, and u cyclone In Texas
2G. In July there were two smaller
disasters, a cloudburst at Ocampo, Mex
leo, which killed 10 persons. and n
waterspout at Lyons, France, which
killed 81.
The furies broke loose In August and
1000 were victims of an earthauake
at Valparaiso and 10000 of floods Mt
Human, China. In September there was
a long series of disasters. A landslide
and storm in the Caucasus cost 255
lives, the typhoon at IIongkOng 10000,
flood at Topic, Mexico, 10, a herrl-
cane at New Orleans and Mobile 14O,
and cyclone in southern Spain so. In
October hurricane off the coast OF
Florida, which started from Venezuela,
skirting Honduras, Nicaragua. Saliva
dor, and Cuba, left $50 dead IN It's
path. During November nature took n
little rest, a great lake storm in which
81 sailors persisted, being the principal
disaster. In December came the food
which destroyed the village of Clifton.
Ariz., and caused the loss of GO lives
Including the losses of life by lesser
disasters of this kind the record shows