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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19
A Vital Point

The most delicate part OF a baby is
it's bowels. Every ailmeut that it
suffers with attacks the bowels also
enoaugering in most cases the life of
the infant. McGoe's Baby Elixir
cures diarrhoea, dysentary and all de-
raugements of the stomach or bowels.
sold by Rusher's City Pharmacy.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19
No Git.

"Would you call that orators elo-
quence n gift?"
"Not at all. He always charges at
least 80 cents admission" Washing
ton Star.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19

Something Hotel Clerks Remember.
There's lots less danger of the
night clerk forgetting an early call
left by some guest than most travellers
imagine" remarked a hotel manager
the other day "The fact is" he de-
cared, 1.-THE average night clerk could
not forget one of those early calls if he
wanted to. You know. it's mighty
lonesome job the night clerk has
There is little for him to do. few ar
rivals to take care Of and little to
break the monotony of his long vigil.
About the only fun the night clerk
has is those early morning calls. When
was a night clerk l used to count
the hours until | could start in on
those early calls. There was nothing
else to do or think about. and it would
keep going through my mind what fun
it would be to make some guest share
my forlorn state by getting him out of
his warm bed all sleepy eyed. could
not any more have overlooked one OF
those early calls than l could have
overlooked my breakfast when the
time came."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19

The greatest Quarrels in the worlds
history have been between people who
were once frlends.-Atchison Globe.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19

Copies of the license ordinance Of
the City Of jackson in pamphlet form
may be had at the Ledger office; price
l5c. each
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19

Ledger and Chicago Weekly inter-
Ocean, both papers for one year 20 50
in advance
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19
AUST BELIEVE IT
When Weli-KnoWn jackson People
Tell It So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by representative citizen OF jackson
the proof is positive You must be-
lieyc it. Read this testimony. Every
backacho sufferer, every man, woman
OF child with any kidney trouble viii
find profit in tine reading.
Ben. Gilbert, living in JACKSON,
Cal, says: 81 used Doan's Kidney
Pills ard they proved of great benefit
to me. IsuffeTed from backacne for
long time and the trouble gradually
grew worse in spite Of the different
remedies / used. / got so that
could not do my work and at night
was SO tired aud played out that
could not sleep. A friend finally
advised me to give Doan's Kidney
Pills q trial and procured box at
the City Pharmacy. | felt their good
effect Immediately and | continued
taking them until 1 was cured. When
ever have ielt any symptoms return
ing, ! have used Doau's Kidney Pills
and they have always given satisfact-
Org results. "
For sale by ali dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, sole agents FOR the United
States Remember the name Doans'
and taken no other.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19
College of Notre Dame
MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA

Boarding and day school conducted by the
Sisters of Noue Dame(Namur), Founded
In 1856.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19

The curriculum embraces all the branches of a
solid English education, Preparatory and
advanced courses in art, language, and music
For further information address
MIL SISTER SUPERIOR
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-19

ledger 81 Chicago Inter-Ocoan, So so
"llad dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite. and what | did
eat distressed me terribly. BnrdocI
Blood Bitters cured me. u. H..
Walker. Sunhury, Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Wubcrnc Nabrmnaspilcu,

Genpcr, Sol, 80. Ntni.- @oll
cincm 40 Meilcn IouAcn llcbnlNS-
morIhl Ser 5pci Gage 1T Nniprld,
nabm, lit 0nS 3. Battalion ocS II.
9unocS = Suiantcric &cNinUnt5 in
better Gcriuliun8 lrNd) iciner @arri.
Jon III Sort GoNon 5lriidQctebrt. 81.
ne nelc Sortc Eroniont in Eillcn.
form mur0c ollI Dem llcbuuN0marid,
per lld)t mo idcint iid bcitcn9 3ll be
mdbren. Eropiontluagcu ulo &od)oc.
ld)lrr mllroen 3~uriifgcIaiicn mto ir.
Der SoIoat crbiclt iiIr Ole bciocll
Maridtaac ic cine Giac aus conoen.
iirtcm 6lciit, einNcbiiat in @clatill.
tapieIn. gtod) llrtbcil oCa @drniion5,
or5teS lit scr EiIlen Fropiant oell
Soloatcn por5iiglid bctommclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
~@ielleidGftiotcr SefrctGr.
|'||- II -F7- Wt"I :
Gait bringt ieine Nrbeitcn in &riegSs
Tcportenlent 5ilm NbldltB.

Gait brilgt leine Nrbeitcn in Grteg5s
Gcportenlent 5llrl gbI6luB.
@oibin9ton 3. g., 30. SitnI.
- &ric0sietretGr Soft lpar gclterll
Don II llbr Gormittogs bis e llbr
Nbcn0S foIt ununtcrbrod)en bciddf-
tigt, tbeilS nit Grlebiglng bon In9e-
l%cGenbciten ocS HriegSsG epnrtelnettS,
ans meldcm Cr o1n fommenoen Witt
luod) olt8tretcn miro, tbcilS nit iol-
d)erL Die feline @rGIiocntihoftS.9nn ont
pogtc on9eben. 9nl Nod)nittaJ
Iprod cine Gelegatioll BET inn por,
mcld}e Die Organization Der republi.
foniiten Bartei IN ohio pertritt, NIT
Wulter 9roipn, Dem &oriibcr beS re-
prblltnniihen .GentroI.Gomite's ppn
Ohio, on Ser Spibc. lunb Die i'm CT.
iltd)tc, 2lrtbllr s, &orps 5itm &or.
iiber Oes rCpublitoniifcn Notionol.
Gomlte'S (Gompogncleitcr) 81 ma
den. Sie iprod]cn oic Seiiird)tlung
aus, luelln &itdcOd fir ouS Nmt ers
lehcn iDer0c. 10 f0nntc Dies 5ll cine:
NuIl0iltng Der rCpllbIifoniifen Orgos
niIotion pon Ohio iiibrcn, an ocrc>l
Tn'bon &orpS QroBen Nrtbcil Qcbobt
bobc. Gle NnGclc1enbcit mltroe lunQc
6iSfltirt. Scrr Soft Gllbcrte iid) nidt
ooriIbcr, mas CT in Der Sodc bcihIoi.
len babe, bcldico ober per Irobt Srn.
8orDS otf Wittmod mad @oibin0.
ton.
Nm Nben0 iiber bicie Nn0elc0en.
belt mo iibcr Sitdcod 6cfroot, 1lt-
Bcrtc lid, Ser Gait: .g9ic id) bore,
bciin6et iid) SER Sitdcod in Noib
in0ton, bod lpcroc ih i'm crit Nonn
iprcd)clt f0nnen mcnn if Eriuot-
mann iein meroC. Mor0cn rucroc i)
gon5 bon &eid)Gitcn oeS aric0a-9 a
partcmentS III Nniprud) acnommcn
icin, Die if iiir meincn Nodiol0cr,
@onucrncltr @ri9bt, ms Hcinc SIT
brlngen geoCntc."
@ouoerncur @riQbt non bei oieicr
IcltBcrung oeS Srn. Toit onmcicno.
Ger 2cBtcrc iltbr Damn lG6clno tort:
p8ollpcrnelir Wri9bt miro @cllrrol
%genonnt, icoo6 lit Dies MIR elm politi.
id)cr Sitel. Gr lit in @irtlid)feit ein
@oupcrneur ul0 nod) fomnlcn0cm
Wtittpod) mcr0en @cncrdlc Dor inn
ibrcn anir mnhcn." Gr filgtc iders
5cllo bin5lL nlli Wittiund bobc CT ole
@ilrc0ll- mo 3ipilionS Chefs nod)
Dem &ricg5-G cportcmerlt bcid)icoen,
Inn JIG Dem neilcn &ricg5icfrctdr Dor.
5llItcacn.
SIN Saitic oeS Cages murocn sic
@eipredungen 5pii6cu SefrctGr Goit
unh leinem 9rIt0cr Charles y. Gait
aus Cincinnati iortgciett lino NbcnoS
trat Ser 2cttere Die Seimrciie al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
uSdllunriC MnnNH

Utica, M.-YY 30. Suuj. - Ger
Eoitor ser ct. MarD'@ Stride uolr
0tolu1t Carmel &co. &oicp0 6nrnio,
cmpiing fiir3lid) juci l~robbrieie,
morin CT ouigciorOcrt muroc, mcb.
rerc Sul1oert GoQlrS in Oie 0siin.
Dung eilcr per aouoneN oca Sorts
SdupIer 81 itcdcn, lpioyjgcniull<
ieinc STRIDE in 9r0no 9tItctt unb ct
ielbIt 9ct0otet werocn miirOc. Sic No
li5ci lieb eir Fodct, mctbc& onidci,
memo Uelo 'entbielt in cine ser ao-
nonen itctell mo ~itcltc cincn 9nti.
poiier an. IS ~ltclltcn iit 5luci Ito-
Iicner cin, utlihcincnO i'm }lltcr uolr
10 Snbrcll, nl0 ais elmer 0auon lei,
nen Nrm in oie Miiu0ln0 Der SEA
none itedtc, i'm 0n8 Eodct bcralt9-
6n5icben, mltrOcn bciOc icit9enom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
nErairic" mad WcusYurf bcurScrt.

8uibinGton, :. s., 30. &nnl.
-Gos Northumberland bat ongc'
orOnct, OoB Scr arcu5cr nYroiric."
Der cine 9In5nbl Wotroien pom ser
FuciiicfiiIte, Die iiir flir5c Belt onge-
Worbcn morocn morcn. an Noro bat,
pon Golon nad Nem-Dorf 5uriif
febrt. Gic vEroirie" lit 0oa brittle
6abr5cllg, mcl6eS ans iltbmiId)en
@cp1licrn Snrildgc5ogen miro; Die
porber 5uriid9c3o0cnen uNrcn oic
nSonbo," Die Don Colon nod @llons
tanomo unb oie nNem 0anpibire,"
Die bon 9olon nah Neu Dort bcor.
cert mor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Staotiihc &crorSnungcm.
tRr. 1897
Cine gerprouuha tn 9eSug aui bic 0icgc tnn9
hra Strn Or unfrBrnra

tEr. 1897
Ginc 8eruronuna tn NeSug aui bic Ncgclnnn
hes Strnkenpericbro.
eel eS bonn NIu0pu unb Stdbtrut1 bon Nal'
itinorc ncroroiIct, nte inlnt:
Nrtttcl 1. u Ncgeluug pcs StraHcnpcrtebro
Ibidnitt IL Slibrpcrfe 5tr rebten Seitc
~ Subrfporiei aliiiift No 5Rr 'redteH Seite ncI
Wittte dl!er FL 'nbcn b1ltet.
Nblbnitt n cid BeDcgnrroe 5u6riperfe.-
6hbriperte, ote ttb begenen. iniiiicn ii1 retic
bon cinnHoCr nusluei6et.
Nbf6nitt 3. - 6ubrluerfe. ole u1herc fiber
boIcn. Snbriperie, bic nnoere ilber6olen.
%ltiliien it bci'm &orbeiinDren sur Stnicil beri
felben bulteIt.
@6i6ntit 4. - 4n5iueihen uno an,obren.-
Ser Mlltiher ODER ole iiber Elm Subrucrf Die
glIfiidt ~fiibrefoe Ferion fnu. ebe CT nm ole
Ode einer Strabe fibrt pper meltbct ooer CT bon
RnnoitetliS inte non StraBel n6figrt u6cr bort
ulbdli. baraut arbteIl. Oh Elm geniiaeuoer Flne
irei bon allocrcn 6iDruerfeIt 1T, 10 onB eiie
folte 9SelIbullg. ~9lnbdltcIt oocr glninbren nit
SldcrDcit gcnlnht mcrocI fam. INTO CT fol-
Damn Elm oentll6 itbtbarcs noct borburcs Sias
nal qehen.
g6f6nitt 3. - gluf Der rcbicn Seite lit cine
anoere Strabe ipcnocn. Gin Subrlueri, has
sur Jic6icl IN cine duocre Giraffe fdGrt, fol
nm Die Sde 10 nube, ais i1tbgli6. 6iln jiuros
lieiH lpenoen.
gbfhnitt 10. - giube Den Gdcn anbnIten. -
Nein 5Ibrperf ioli All oer Nrer6uIl8 Don
SirnBel lueoer u~nbdIieI, nod iieben.
Ytdmltd):
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
StaatsicfrctGr lit Wulbuun'S Nnitalt.

@6itc plains, N.D, 30.
Slni. -Seit Sonntag mcilt StantS-
ictretGr GIibu Root in Frof. 8m.
Wllooon'S anitalt IN ser 9tdbc bon
%bitc Flains, oof lueigert iif Eroi.
Vll0oon cntlhicoen, ctlpaS ilber baS
9ciinocn Hoot'S Nt iagen. Mulooon
betIoAte iih aud, onb ieine anitalt
ein Sanatorium genonnt mcroe; c3
lei cin bpgicniihcs >Snititllt, lngte or,
III peld)ent fein Ar5t ici, I'm Sniai'
len 81 6~cbanGcln, un0 oItd Den ST..
ioiicn feline Mebi5in perihrieben
mcrSe. @ie langc SEER Goot in Dem
Snititut bleibe, bGnge Don oen Ser.
oronunacn Ser Ner5te Oes Staots.
ipfretGrS db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
,Nrnnben" iuicocr ilott.

0atertomn, H..D, 80. Sum.
= Ger Camper .arlmbell," mel
der am 19. SUM nnbe oem Sboll-
ionb Sslano Eurf in ct. Occurrence
&iper ~geitranoet mar, lit mieoer ilott
gemad)t ino nod ainglton bugiirt
moroen, Inn BORT reporirt 5u werben.
er lit nur wenig beid)Goigt uno miro
nod ofies 8odbe ieine 6abrten 5pi.
ihen CHARLOTTE. uno oga Sbouiano
Sslanos wisoer u%uinehnen1 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Ecnnipluanicn's nno Eittsbnrg's
Wcl0.

FittShnrA Sd 30. &uni. -
Is lit icbt mnbrihcinlidL oaB Die
Staot EittS6urg mo ser Stooi
Eennlplponien melde bel ser &c.
lhloIicncn nNlcgbcnp 9totionulbnnf"
8cBen $2,000,000 oeponirt botten,
obnc ncitcrc5 0cridtlidcS %~criobrclt
mle0er SIT ibrem @cl0c fommen mer.
Den. Ter oiti GcItcrn ollgeictte Ger
min in Dem &eriobren Scr Staot ll0
oca Stoatcs gcBcn Die Ecrioncn, mel.
die Die @ilr1idnit iiir Die Sid)crbcit
Der G%inlngcn iibcrnonmcn hotten.
mllroe pcrId)o6cn llro cine iofortiNc
MISUNDERSTANDING ioa 5l crmartct
Itcbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Sherman's baloiac Wcneinna.

Glepelono, g., 30. Suni. =
Ser repIblifaniide Gice ? YrGiioent-
ihaits 4. Gmoioat uno GongreB.
Superintendent Sbernan bon Ncm-
Dorf, ser an eincm o8QrnIteir s(n-
fall bier i'm Gafciioe.Soipital Sarnie.
bcrlicgt, 9ebt ifnea ieiner WeneIulg
entgeaen. Ger Yotient bat sic lett.
Wodt gut aeihlaiclt uno bellte ma,
ren Den Gag iiber Semperot1r,
Yulslflag mo Ntbnntng uollitGnoia
normal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Mbl6niit s. Vim Huroftcit ntbulieii, -
9eit 6ubuuerf lou mi lciller lllt.ell Seite 5liifI
9idnollcil baltcn. nit Nlsllubilc Don ieDr lleiien
9iigeln, no eo ultlnogllb III, 60 81 ueriietoeIt.
glbl6nitt 8. 49, 6ubrcu, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etc.
nnt 3rutiuirS. IS fol- Dem Stutlber etne5
mlini5ipalct Narrcns Ooer allen SeriulleIt, ole
Cilten nillniBipalCil Narretl, Sn9et ooer afocreo
5u6riueri iGbren uoer beaufitdtlgen, ntbI aciuia
let ietit. ctnef loitelI nlliiIi5ltnleIt Nnrter,
Aaaet uoer aloercs 6uDriuerf nut oen 4rots
iolrS iraelIo elmer SlrnBe belagier Sldoi 3i
idDrcli ooer riidpdrts 81 lnbrelt nit Den lpnter
aeilaiiiiicn Ii5llabinelt, ODER trgero eiriel luis
cbcn Snrren Oocr nnocres 5ubuperf uul ben
Mrenbunacl oocr G1ncloulget bon Slyabell 70
all5ibnlten, ogB lie oen Nerfe6r aul toiden
areu8ungen mo Shncionaen bon SiraBen be
biliocrll uoer Uinoeril. o0cr irGeno tpeide iolde
AnrreI oocr aIl0ere Subrluerie uller iiber IT.
nisaenunlmelL luern ite o~ieieIbeu uui ODER Gb.
laoer; III ietiiel1 Bale nber iuu eo ttr ir9cHo
enc Nerioli 0eiebiIh leiH. tolbe Narren ooer
anoere 5uDruerfe nller AMI irgeuo eiler Slras
BE LANCER iiebeH "5ii laiel, ais es fir ioldc
3lpede ibaitddlid n0ibig 1T. IS Ipu uber ben
Si9eIlibitinern ODER gd6tern zines Iaoene. "a.
9erballes ooer @ebdnocs geitutiet iein, in it,
pe1o elmer Strnbe ooer Ioerue, in fpelder Die
Sbieticu elmer SiienbnbusG ompagnie 10 oidl
an ben RuroiieiiI aeleat iiro, Inn IS ben 81.
peillblinterit oocr Eddicrt iinnlogiih ~ MAIDEN.
lolhe Narretl ooer dnoere Sll6r0crfe Dor tbrcit
@el1dlislofdIcil tl03fn jl lulicil, 9bne oGS BOT.
b~cltaprcn Der Nagpun5 FOLDER GiielbabHei III
0eelliftnc1iiaeH, 9ellaiiet leiiI. pnbrenp Der Se'
.9d'isliuloeit einel lol6en I9sil 6es Iroitoirs
l"' WV NutAN WV I'VE NHUAiuNIlt gu u
nubelt, 1I5 es iiir. iolbe &arren oncr anocre
Silbrperie tibibiA itin mda: inter benz &cr6c'
9alt. CAB Geiliigeuoer Janm fir pic Rdiiagc Der
Stbgiiaer ~Sipiidhcrt Den anrret uuo uuberen
5ibrperieir oic auf chem folfeii Ibeil oes
lrottotrs iteben b%iirieit, ilno Der SroHi zines
ieoen iolden HaoerS. Gagerbauies uber uHoeren
@ebdioes uitcrl g%eldien miro.
Ibihniii 10. IN ieilen Sale fol- EN-
5librluerf nit benz Giidiyell Dem Hanoliein 5l
geiiellt b~leibelt, iuent IS nt1i tbaiid9Ii1 belas
laoen ooer nbgelaoen miro.
Ibi6nitt If. BABE Dem 9unoiicin Gdlieli.
IiSaenommen in guibfdlen, ooer nm Gin
dIloeres 5ibrtuerf (oeraA gbtfnift lG. n mo
lSD oorbelinbret ODER ciiet 5IBgdnaer uorbet'
gebet bh laiiel. fol- Gin J~ibrnerf in einer Of
felttlidcn Sirabe uner &c ie6rs.urn oiefer Staot
MIR n1be Der Banoiiciit 1iiie anbaIten.
Nbifnitt II. - Sbiirlltion bon areu3un9en.
Stein 5iibripcrf fol-. }uW eiHen Rniiagier duis
5rnebniei ooer abtieinrn N Intien. ODER 5ragt
81 laoeu ODER db5nidbor ooer fir trgeHo eineu
dnoeten 3iued. msacp ommeifn be, llnfdaeiI ooer
giotbfilfeHs 7ooera,uenit' bon oer Poli5ti naSi an.
q~epiefen, In fsIher kcle anfnten. ais Strls
BEN oser &rpussuesn il perfperysH}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
&un 3uac sermalmt.

Nem Dort 30. &uui. - Ter
10 Sabre alto Hiharb Stodboii bon
9tr. $40, Dit TOO. StroBc, mllroc
QcItcrn Abeno an Ser Sim Sill Rooo
oni ocn @cleiicn Der Sorlem- Chiffon
Der ~9telu gorf Gcltrol & 0llbior
NlpersSobn" bon cincm clettriifcu
3lt1e 0ctroiien mo ori Der Stca,
getootet. Angcblih 9inN cr oiret,
Dor Den 3ug ociien &onmcu or nid)t
bcfllcrtt III bobeu idicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
SnitiSilidtigcr mirS ansgcliefert.

Rem gritain, Conn, 30. Suni.
- @ie Dem @oupernenr @ooori,if
per 0rabt biird) oas Staots. Gepnr.
terncnt III Maibitaton mitgetbcilt
norocn lit, bat Oas Sbergeridt bon
Mcrifo Oic slppcaation ". i. @al-
fer's, Oes fliihtigen Sd)asnteiiters
Der Sparbnnt BON Hem Britain se.
gen ieine auslieierung ~permorien
uno Die geboroen BON gnleaoa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Merito, lpp @dltcr leiou9Qr aeboG.
ten miro, angcujeieL Oru ,Suiti3-
iliidtIiua al Die omerifoniidcn Sc
BORDEN ult5itlieiCrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Wcmer ltnipcriitGtS. ErGiibent.

2erinGton, &p, 30. Slni. -
Er. u. $. GroBiielo bon Smens.
boro, ap., muroe 5llm E%rGiioentcll
ser Sraniplpanin.ll niperiitGt bobicr
ernanl,t oils Haffolgcr BON lr. 9ur-
ris u. Senfins, melher megcn &rant.
Geit reiignirt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

ebfduiit 6. - 3nr Giu'et in cine unoerc
Ginfeit in cine ulnerc Strabe idbrt. ioa Dpr
Der gScnoun1 5nr Atcbien mo iibcr ole Wiii.els
linie Der arcu6iirabe p%uiiiref.
yIGmlld,:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Ghfbnitt 7. 49, arcuSel bon Girdbcn. III Sin
Subrpcrf, ou5 bon ciner Seite oer Sirabe 5ur
nnocren frcll5t. fol- oics nurb cine Menouna
8lr Yinfen ibull, in O~erielben Jtittlng mie
Der NerIebr nnt iencr Sieite Der Sirabe. '
Ndnllid:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

FaHe fir'S Amslaub beforat O.. Naine, Er.
4l3. Eft'Saltimure. Str, uabe0nitsn. puufc. gut.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
YEARS
: /. free man
ESCAPED CONVICT LIVING Elk.
EMPLARY LIFE, BETRAYED BY
FELLOW CONVICT WHOM HE
HAD DISCHARGED.

Chicago, July 21.-A dispatch to
the Record-Herald from Williams,
Ariz., says:
With a pistol presented to his
abdomen by Ranger H. e. Woods,
Frank Sherlock, alias Charley lye.
recognized as convict who rode
tentiary on the warden's horse IL
years ago, yesterday exclaimed
Guess you got me, Kid" and quiet
ly surrendered.
He was delivered into the custody
of Capt. Christman of the New Mex
leo penitentiary last night and I'M
mediately started for Santa Fe'
where he has two years to serve on
a four-year sentence for hors steal
ing. Sherlock was betrayed by a
fellow convict whom he discharged
from a position with the Grand Can
Won Lime and Cement company al
Nelson, Ariz., where Sherlock mao
taken a contract.
Sherlock has led an exemp'ar!
life since his escape. For elgh'
wears he has served as deputy sherin
oe Mojave county, and in that time
has run down many desperadoes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
MALICE GOES
TO PENI1ENTIARY

Jules Malige, who was arrested
in this city last week by Special o.
ficer Joe Matulys. was taken to the
penitentiary at Boise last night to
serve a sentence of Is months FOR
introducing liquor on the Nezperce
reserve.
Malige was arrested in 1904 ara
convicted of the charge OF intro
ducing liquor. While his case was
before the courts the first decision
in the Dick case declared the Nez-
perce reserve to be open and Malige
secured his freedom upon a $500
bond pending the final decision In
the Dick case. When the supreme
court of the United States reverse"
the first decision the Malige SEN
tence became operative, and the ar
rest here last week was upon q
bench warrant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
ELECTRIC CARS
IN COLLISION
TR0LLEYS RUNNING AT RATE
OF 70 NILES PER HOUR CRASH
HEAD.0N-FoRTY ARE HURT
AND II IN HOSPITAL.

Chicago, July 21.-Nearly 10
were injured. some probably fatally.
and II 80 seriously that they had to
be taken to hospitals In q head-on
collision today between two Aurora.
Elgin and Chicago electric cars at
Lovedale, a station four miles north
of Aurora. r t.F
The coaches were running at the
rate of 40 miles an hour. The cars
were smashed to pieces. and the
passengers thrown through the
windows and tossed on either side
of the track.
Fire followed the collision, but
the uninjured passengers extin-
guished the fire and dragged the in
jured to places of safety.
Neglect of the motorman to obey
Instructions is alleged to be respon-
sible for the wreck.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
RELAY RACE
ENDED 9:3S

Chicago, July 21.-The Y. M. g.
A. relay race, which began in New
York at 10 o'clock last Wednesday
morning, ended at the city hall at
Chicago today at 9:38. The mes
sengers carried a greeting from
Mayor Mcclellan Of New York to
Mayor Busse of Chicago, who, how
ever, was not present to receive 1t
when the last messenger presented
himself at the city hall.
The race was 1000 miles. and
hundreds of boys from the age of IL
to 21 years participated in the re-
lays. The time was 119 hours ~
minutes.
Buses absense was due to the
fact that he did not expect the rum
ners until this afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
SENSATION IN GOULD CASE |
ALLEGE MADE EVIDENCE
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND OTHERS ARRESTED ON STORY FROM
mLMERs APPRENTICE WHO SAYS SHE WAS PROMISED
$1,000 TO MAKE COMPROMISING STATEMENT AGAINST Mr..
GOULD.

New York, July 21.-According
to the statements of Miss Mabel M.
MacCausland, q milliner's appren-
tice, there is plot to manufacture
evidence against Frank J. Gould in
the suit for divorce which his wife.
Helen Kelly Gould recently brought
against him. Harry Smouley, q pri-
vate detective, ana Mrs. Julia
Fleming have been arrested by the
police. who also questioned Mrs.
Ben Teal, wife Of well-known
stage manager.
Miss MacCaus,and approached
Gould's attorneys and told them Of
an alleged plan to injure their
client. They took her to the dis
trict attorneys onces, where she
made a full statement of the sub
stance in which the matter was
proposed to her 10 days ago, It is al
legged by Miss Fleming, who repre-
sented herself as coming from Mrs.
Teal. who tried to interest her In
the scheme.
Miss MacCaus'and asserted that
she wa promised $1,000 II shs
would make a statement compromis.
ing Mr.. Gould. She had several in.
terviews. she said. with Miss Flem'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
COURT ORDER
PLEAsES BRYAN
THE ACTION CITING 0o1RIRA,
xncHI1L AND xoRllsoH To1
CONTEMPT FLAYS INTO THE
HANDS OF PEERLESS ONE.

Fairvisw, Lincoln, July 3t.--rhS
action of Justice Anderson Of the su.
preme court Of the District Of Co
lumbia citing Gompers, Mitchell
and Morrison to show cause why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt for alleged violation Of an in
junction against the American Fed
Grafton of. Labor and officers In the
Buck Stove and Range company
case, has excited considerable COS
SIP here.
Bryan will. make no comment.
The case is directly within the pur-
view of the plank in the Demo-
cratic platform relating to contempt
outside the presence Of the court. IL
Is believed that Bryan will seize
upon it as an illustration OF the
need of a law which will accord the
accused trial by jury.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-21
fight LASTED v.
DAY
WESTERN FEDERATION FINAL
LY AGREES TO PLEDGE ITSELF
TO SUPPORT INDUSTRIAL UN-
IONISM OF WORKING CLASSES

Denver, July 21.-After q night
lasting all day yesterday and until
noon today the convention OF the
Western Federation of Miners reach
ed an agreement reafirming the
faith OF the organization in indus
trial unsonism and pledging the
members to it's support. The resolu-
tion adopted was:
"We, thu Western Federation OF
Miners, in convention assembled. re-
affirm our allegiance to the princi-
pies of industrial unionism and
pledee ourselves to do everything
within our power to bring about
the unity ana solidarity OF the
working classes"