davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-27

PETERSON & WILSON, ATTOR-
neys at law, rooms and 4 Smith
Crawford building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-27

RALEY, RICHARDS & RALEY, AT
torneys at law. office in Savings
Bank building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-27

PETER WEST, DIVORCE LAWYER.
Office COS Garden street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-27

R. ]. SLATER. ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office Association block.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-27

CHAS. ]. FERGUSON, ATTORNEY
at law. Smith-Crawford building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-27

J.L VAUGHAN, Chief.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-24
eItktrbItal uno aanDmItl[aan.
lisb srIans lsntraten In 3sutidlIaHe unb
etrsmIsituHesn aa5 GatsrH.

@ImGLig. 70 fdreibttin beutf4ldns
bifder Sa9mann, gstpinnt bic Glettris
5itGt aud in Der beutiden 2anbpirtbs
i9aft anieben unb 9tnpenbung. Die
Ioeenanntsn lleberlanbcentraIen. Die
einen gan5en &reis NIT elettriiaer
gnersie fir alle m0sli9en 3pede Ders
jorgen, babsn bereits erbeblide 8ers
breitung unb 8ebeutung setponnen. Sn
Sorm bo9eefpanntsn Ore9itromss
iperben @nerstemeneen IN 2eitungen,
bic taum bidtr oils bic iibti9en Seles
grapbenbrGbte Fnh, 81 ben etn5elnen
@iitsrn unb fonittgem @ebrau9ssebies
ten bingefiibrt. Muf bem @tte ipirb
Der Strpm in etnem befonberen 2eis
tungsnet psrtbeilt. Se NOD Der Guss
bebnung bes elettriiden 8etriebes ers
Itredt ii9 bieies Geitunssneb MIR iiber
ben @utsbpf Dber aber au4 iiber bic
SeIber Bis su ben duberiten @ortpers
fen. 2ln ben @sbGuben bts 9utsbofes
unb ebenfo an adblrei9eu Muiten Der
SeGblettunsen itnb elettrifde 4nf9lubs
boien porseiebtn. Sur 4rbeitsleituns
ielbit braubt man transportable Wos
loren. unb ie na4bem es ipenis obsr
pief arbeit sibt, ptrb man fleius ober
grobe Wotpren nebmen.
Ser fleine Motpr III auf elmer Mrt
8abre tnitaIIirt unb tann bon stpsi
Mann bequem aetrasen iperben. gr
bient an ben Derf9iebeniten Srten bts
SUITS aum 9etriebe tlsinsr bauss unb
betpirtbi9aftlider Wai9inen, an bte
er alIerorten ansf4loFen iperben fam.
90 gibt e bier SGdisl{dnsibgnai&is
nen, bort Selfu9enbreder. an elmer an.
beren StelIs ipieber gntpdNerunss.
pumpen. BITE ale seitipsiis motorifd BE-
trieben tperbtn miiFen. Gyir grDber'
Wotorm TT bis $rasbabre ni4t meb,
ansdngia man mub fs tbres @etpi4'
tes ipe9sn auf Rdber febeH. Ser srD'
bere Weptpr fam mtttsIft gsiemeni
ebenfaIIs gum 8etrtb aller m6sli9er
Mafdinen, insbeioubere gu bem por
Drsi9mafbtnen. beaubt iperber. DO
nebsn finben iib iebo3 aud eleftriid'
0reidmaf6tuen. bic NIT bem Wptcl
feit perbunben iinh. ferner elettrif9 BE-
triebene 3rdbne, tpelde BITE nolIe Ga
buns eines normalen Grnteipdsens au
tinmaI paden. bonn Wasen beber uni
auf ibren plab In Der Sde,ine ffeIlen
Sn elmer ekttrif9 betriebeneu Stell
ma9erei iperben bic marpbeu Mderipd
gei, RAID reparirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-24
aiebttabl In gsirtbsbauiern.

Cine origineIe &inri4tnng erregte
iixsif In elmer Der frequentsften Wiins
6ener Braasrsi.n bic Seitertsit Der
@dffe. GO beitebt bort bic llebung.
bab bic Roufumenten meifi f4 Bier
unb @benbeFen ielbii an Der S9ents
ober Slide abboIsn- WeHer. SabsI
unb 26ffeI perben einem 3orbe ents
nommen, Der nd9ft BEN Rii1enfenftr
itebt. Da nun bieie WertSeuse gar oft
bon ben @6iten mitsenommen iDurben,
lieb Der pG9ter Der Matbdferbrauersi
neue 8efted. onfertisen. auf bensn
itebt: .@eIfoblen bsim Watbdferbrdu.
Dies Mittsl bat seboIfeu. au4 auf
ben @peifstartsn I'm Sauptreftaurant
Der 2lusftsuitns .Miin&en 1908 be-
finbet iid Elm Stempelbrud: ~@eitobs
len In Der MusitelIune 1909
Das 0erfabren III iibrieens ni4t
neu. S9on i'm Sabre 1866 tpnute man
.tn.n ioi9en Stsupst In bem Brduereis
ausidonf bon Suftus gaeutIinser tn
Srantfurt a. M. erbliden. unb ans
fangs Der 60er Sabre mar In Der
Wirtbfdaft ~3ur Guile In gliirnb.rs
bas Glei9e Der Sal. Sn Der Dirtb'
i9aft gu ben brei Saien- am bortis
gen TbedterpIabe befsbt ber Braud
beute nod. gu Der anselesenbsii
fbreibt snbli9 ber Sofopernfdnser
Ssnfel: Dor Ia Sabren madte id sine
ie6sp56ise S9i.biibuns IN Sasenatl
NIT. Dort befunb ii4 btnttr ben 8a'
raden efne &antine grSberen stills,
@s dmiifrte uus bamals febr. bab dui
iebem Beited srob etnsrabirt ftanb;
,9eitoblen IN Der Depotiantine gu ga.
senau.' Die Sa9e mar 70 priginel,
bab mir ginidbrisen ieber elm foldea
9efed gum Gnbenfen betmli4 mitnah'
men!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-24
@eaeu bic eammel,putb.

9eaen anecdotes SammsIn bon
Sbisren unb pfldnssu ipenbst f9 bic
naturtunbli9e 3eitf4rift -&psmos"
NIT ben fulsenben MISREPRESENTATION
Worten:
uDtr m5Gtn Bel bisier gelsssnbeit
(es bdnbelt iit1 um be 4nInee elmer
rfinssfammluns) tpieberboIt
betonsn, bab EN- Sonmeln rur bonn
Wertb bat, ipenn es fpiematifd5 na9
ipiFenIdaftIi1en @runbidben erfplgt.
@egen bic fiunlofs Sammelputb. bic
leiber Defenders einen nur allSu groben
Sbsil Der S6aliusenb erfabt bat, milf
fen tpir energiftb Grpnt MAIDEN. unb
tpir eradten Cd als Gbrenpfli9t iebss
stnfi1tieen HahtrfreanheS. nnmentlid
Der bo3u In erRer 2tate beEufensn 2sbs
rsr, bierseseR anSutdurpfsn. Duir8 bic
Sosb na9 fsltsnen Hrtxn ftub man9e
Der @efabr poIIF6nbigsr Qlusrottuns
ndbesebra&t. Gs gilt biss sbenfo BON
RGfer> unb pflansenfdmmsIn. giur
msr burh gtnIf9t In bas Ndturleben
ben f9uIbisen Refpett bor fetnen 2es
bensGuberunstn setponnen bat, follte
sur anlaee elmer Sammluns bere4tist
fein; bas bloBe Desfansen unb 9lufs
fpieben, begin. 4bretBen unb preFen
Der Raturobiette forbert bic Btlbuns
70 ipenig fpie mehanif9es 4neignen
bon toOtem @ebG9tnibtram!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-24
@ptben:N nnbIcbau.
Snl q no.

Sin bunSsrt uno elm unb ieh3is
@eiflihe aus ben Sereinisten Staaten
unb Canada. bic ii6 3u Der Sebre bss
So,ialismus befennen, baben Elm Wfa'
nifsit on ibrs ssiitli6en Gmtsbriiosr in
ben 8ereinistsn Staaten unb Canada
srlalisu, in bem iis bisis aufforbern, bic
Sdriften Der Dibel senauer 3u itnbi'
rem uub Iid bann nit Der Rbiloiopbie
bss So,ialismus ju beihafti9en. sl1s
@siItli6e, Die ous Nfanifeit unterSsid-
net baben, erfldreu ibre 3usebOristeit
su Der iosialiitiidsn @onfsrsns pon
@siitli1su, Die ss ii4 Sur Gnfsabe &C.
madt bot, ben Yepeis bafiir 3n lie
fern, baB SOsiulismus Der wirtbl6aft'
lide Gusbrud bes relisiOien 2sbens LIT.
Sn elmer BON Der .@iuilbienit.@Om'
miilion bsfanut eesebeuen Serfiaung
weroeu Bunoesbsamte barauf aufmerf'
fam semadt. buB es ibnen itrense unters
iast 1T, ii6 irssno wis i'm Sntereie elmer
gartei politiid su bstbatisen. Wfeb'
rers Boltbsamts, Die in Der Serfii'
suns nambaft semadt iino, erbalten
einen 8erpsis oufiir, baB lie ii6 mab'
rsnb Der lssten SHOden gu oiel Inn
Folitit unb su weuis I'M ibre amts'
p1i6ten ssfiimmert baben.
Der rDsutids Gag" wurbe in Bal
timors. Wtb., i'm Beiiein BON unsefdbr
$4,000 Rsrionsn I'm Riuer Yiew Parl
sefsisrt. @s mar bic sroBartisite oeut'
ids 3unbssbuns. welde Baltimors's
Dsuti6tbum jemals osranitaltst bot
Der Gouusrneur uon Wfarplanb, au'
ftin 8. @rotbers, Der Wtagor uon BAL
timors, Der Stab oes @ouuernsurs
In poller Uniform uno anoere bob,
8hrbentrGssr Sss Staates unb bel
Stabt rpobnten Der Seier bel. Del
@ouperneur iopobl als Der WaDol
bisltsn glnipra9eu, pelde fir bic Deut
idsn bDdit idmsidslbuft waren.
emma @olbmann, bic bsfannte on
ardiitii9e ssitatorin, mirb, wie lie er
fldrts, cine Reiis mad auitralien uuter
nsbmen, nm bic Sebreu bes anardis
mus bort 3u psrbreiten. Sie sluubt
bub Der Bobsn bort ausenblidlid fiji
bic Saut ibrss ueusn @uauseliums en-
pianslif iein wiro, neil bic Sewobnel
bon Der Siusloiisfeit parlamentariidel
Ebdtisfeit iiberseust iein miiiisn.
0iidarb Slnep, Der untsr @lepelani
Staatsiefretar mar, iibermittelte bel
Stem Dort 8arlo@ cine .3uidriit, it
Der er feline @riinbs oafiir ansisbt
wssbalb bic rspublitaniite Partei be
Der beuOrftebenben 8abl Seidlasel
wsrbsn iollte. 3unddit fiibrt er aus
SaB weosr Platformen nod Yeri0n
li6feiten bon @anoioateu elm 6arat
teriltiibes Wterfmal bilben. -Seoer"
70 iust 9err Slnep wOrtlid, lift elm
iad Der Sertreter ieiner Yartei I'M
ieber miro, penn er erpdblt merbel
follte, aud nur bic Sreatur feline
Burtsi iein unb ibren Sefsblen ssbOr
den. Surg, mir baben cine &esie
runs our4 Parteien, unb bel be
fommsnoen SDabl 1T es bic Partt
unS nt1t Sas sin;slns Snbipibuum
benz bas Solf bic Ma6t perleibtA
Gum S9lus oss gIrtitels werbsn ban,
oas 3uriidbulten Der PbiIippinen, Wti
litarismus unb @rtrapasan3 In Der Gb
miitration bsipro6en, worauf elm i6ar
fer ansriff auf incline POlitif" fOlst.
8si Der Serbanbluns bss BON be
berhbmteu Sdnserin Srau S9umann
Ssiut.Rapp ssftslltsn gntrass au
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-24
0Onneritas, "a. September 1908
GemofratiS6e Sfominationen.

Rational.
arSahsnt- gpilliam 9snniras Brpan.
8hs prGiiesut- SObu Nprtb 8un.
Staat.
Rtm bts gup,riOr @ui&iss-D. B. Grim
Gpuntp.
Gpnar,b-9bpmas D. Ri6oas.
Ri6iu-Samss 8. S3ttu.
gummiiIdrs-Spbn 8. Curtin, giiipr 8uri&'!
eteisIatic.
1. Tinrift- NihpIas Suris.
2. Dihrift- {. .. Sasts.
3. Difritt-Gbarlts yspsrt.
4. Iihrift-- Dpminid Dsmri,p
5. TihriIt-Sdmss y. Weanersp.
6. Eihrift- Scbn W. Spllane.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
CALLED HER VILE
AND OBSCENE NAMES
This Is Why Mrs. C. E. VIII
IiamS Asks a Divorce.

While the defendant languishes in
the county Jail, Matte Della Williams
entered suit today for divorce from
Curtis E. Williams. She asks abso-
lutte divorce and the custody of six
minor children. The plaintiff alleges
Williams has been guilty of cruel and
inhuman treatment of her. She charg
es he kicked and struck her on a
number of occasions and in the pres
ence of the children called her vile
and obscene names. 1t is alleged the
defendant has made false charges of
infidelity against the plaintiff
Williams was sentenced to the coun-
ty Jail Saturday upon conviction of
the charge of public intoxication. 1t
was represented to the court he had
been very abusive of his wife and
children and charge of assault and
battery has been filed against him.
Until recently Williams bore a good
reputation at Cambridge City, which is
his home town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
WATSON IS NOT ILL.
Secretary Says He Has Not
Been Recalled From
Engagements.
is NOW OUT WORKING,

Congressman James E. Watson is
not ill and has not been recalled from
his speaking engagements according
to Ernest Jones, secretary to the can
didate for governor on the republican
ticket Mr.. Jones stated in telephone
conversation this morning Mr.. Wat
son was affected by the heat while at
tending the national convention at
Chicago but he is not ill from the eff
tects. AS further indication of the
congressman's condition of health be-
ing good Jones called attention to
the fact Watson left Rushville last
night to continue his speaking.
1T is true that Mr.. Watson has can
celed his chautauqua engagements,
but not because of sickness" said Mr..
Jones. He had twenty-nine chautau-
qua engagements and many of them
were outside of this state. We pre-
vailed upon him to believe his time
and efforts can best be exerted in
Indiana and he agreed to cancel all
but nine. We opposed even these nine
however, and finally he broke all such
engagements.
The report of the congressman ill.,
ness had been printed in local news
paper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
AMERICANS FLEE
BEFORE TROOPS
Desire to Escape From the
Scene of Internal Trou-
hleS in Mexico.
TROOPS AT T0RREON.
Fifteen HUNDRED MEN THERE
TO REINFORCE GARRISON
AMERICAN ARMY OFFICERS ARE
KEPT POSTED.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 29.-Fifteen
hundred troops have arrived in Tor
reon, Coahuila, as achievements for
the garrison at that point 1t is re-
ported that the revolutionists have oc-
cupied Matamoros, Coahuila, about
fifteen miles from Torreon and that
Americans are sending their families
away from their as rapidly as possible.
Two hundred of the Eighte enth bat
TALON Mexican infantry, arrived in
Juarez Sunday afternoon. In Chihua-
hua patrols are stationed in the
streets and public houses and the jails
are guarded heavily.
Officers at Fort Sam Houston are
kept posted upon the progress of the
so-called revolution in northern Mex
ico but have received no orders to
make any preparations to march to
the border. The consensus Of opinion
among them is that no federal troops
will be needed
HlSt Colupdll VI Tie oeNeuIu
iment stationed in Saltillo, Mex. I'M
der command of Maj. Cervantes, were
ordered to Viesca, where, according to
meager reports received. an attack
was made upon the residence of May
or Thomas Zertuche. several persons
are reported to have escaped.
Las vacas Situation Improves.
The situation in Las Vacas has ma
terially improved and the military for
ces are in complete control of the
town. The revolutionary forces have
fled toward the mountains and are be-
ing pursued by cavalry.
telegram sent by Gov. Campbell
of Texas to the state department at
Washington assures the federal gov
eminent that the state of Texas will
do all in its power to prevent violation
of the neutrality laws as a result of
the abortive revolution in northern
Mexico
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
GOV. CUN||MINS
MAY NOW QUIT
Since Iowa Executive Was De-
feated in Senatorial Bat
tie He Feels "Blue."
RECONSIDERATION ADVISED
STATED THAT 1T WOULD BE SAID
BY ENEMIES THAT HE HAD
ABANDONED RElNs OF PARTY
IN STATE.

Des Moines, Ia, June 29.-Gov. AL
bert B. Cummins of Iowa is contem-
plating resigning to resume the prac-
tice Of law, given up when he was
elected in 1901. He has not definitely
decided upon the course. as has been
reported, however.
While many of the governors
friends advise him to resign the politi-
clans think more will advise him to
remain in the office until the expira-
! ton Of his term. Mr.. Cummins' politi-
cal ambition has been to serve the
state in the United States senate. The
outcome of the recent primaries in
sures the election of Senator Allison
to succeed him. however, and there
are persistent rumors that B. F. Car
; roll, the republican nominee for gov
ernor. would not appoint Mr.. Cummins
to the senate should vacancy occur.
VIII Enter Fall Campaign.
The governor has announced his in
: tention of entering the campaign this
fall to lend his aid in the election of
republican county. state and national
:, tickets and particularly a republican
legislature. Those desiring him to re-
main in the office until January point
out that 1t would not only be easier
: but more effective for him to partici-
pate in the campaign in the office
/, than after resigning and again taking
: UP his profession.
J Other friends urge his resignation
at once, as the recent primaries fore
close against his political preferment
for some time.
His political friends also fear that
Cummins' resignation at this time
would enable his political enemies to
i charge that. having met defeat, he has
been driven to the abandonment of
/ the leadership of the party in the
state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
STATE MAKES SURE
OF A CONVICTION
Will File Two Charges Against
Lewis Parker, Hotel
Proprietor.
SELLS LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
AS 1T is PARkER'S SECOND OF
TENSE HE MAY NOT ESCAPE
HEAVY FINE ON CONVECTION
CASE POSTPONED.

For another time, Lewis Parker, pro-
prietor Of the New Windsor Hotel, has
been arrested on the charge of violat-
ing the liquor law. Two affidavits
have been prepared against him. Pros
ecution will be attempted first on the
charge of selling liquor on Sunday and
selling without a license. In case
this affidavit fails to bring about a
conviction, the state will prepare the
charge of doing an act for which H.
cense is required, without license. The
latter charge has not been used in this
county for many years. The statute
provides that a person may be prose
cuted for committing an act, which is
allowed only under a license, when
without such license.
Evidence will be presented against
Parker by Omar Gibbs, Charles and
George Biship and Carl Burk, Gibbs
was arrested at the corner of Tenth
and North F streets yesterday morn
ing, and in his possession were found
three one-half pint bottles. He ad-
mitted buying the liquor at the hotel
and said it was sold to him by Parker.
He and the other three men had club
bed together and Gibbs was the inter-
mediary to make the purchase.
After the police had placed Gibbs in
custody, they went to the hotel and
found Parker sitting in the office. he
was arrested and offered no explana-
ton. After several hours delay Par
ker induced Henry Schell, the North
End saloonist, to go on his bond for
$500. Parker appeared at the city
building this morning and notified the
authorities he has secured counsel
Upon the request of Parker's attorney
the trial was continued until tomorrow
morning.
On the previous occasion, Parker
was charged with operating blind
tiger He was found guilty in the
city court, fine imposed and the de-
struction of liquors ordered. In this
case Parker's attorneys plead for the
suspension of judgment or a very light
fine on the ground OF a good reputa-
ton and the fact he had not been ar
rested before on any charge involving
the liquor laws
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
ONE KILLED IN
AN AUTO ACCIDENT
Machine Runs in Gutter and
Turns Turtle.

Warren, Pa, June 29.-One person
was killed and two others fatally in
jured here last night in an automobile
accident.
The dead man is Eric Anderson,
aged 45 years, foreman of the erecting
department of machine company
here.
The fatally injured are Mrs. Eric
Anderson. aged AZ years and r. NJ.
Knabbe. proprietor of the Knabbe bar
rel works.
There were six persons in the ma
chine when the accident happened.
The party was travelling at high rate
of speed and endeavor1ng to turn out
Of the road to allow a buggy to pass
the automobile ran into a gutter and
turned turtle.
Three of the occupants escaped un-
hurt, but the others were pinioned I'M
der the machine. Anderson died soon
after being removed to a hospital. and
no hope is held for the recovery of the
others injured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Louis Test returned to his home
In Lafayette today.
Miss Hazel Brooks of Fountain City
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Wilhelmina Traum is visiting
friends and relatives near Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Edgerton spent
Sunday in this city, the guests of rel
atives.
Miss Ruby Haner will return home
Wednesday after having visited at
Greenwood, Indiana.
At home-Dr~ F. w. Kruger has re.
sumed his practice; As South 18th.
29-2t
Misses Oracle and Marguerite Han
the week with relatives near New
Paris.
An open air concert and social will
be given tomorrow evening in ST.
Mary's school yard by the order Of
Foresters.
Runge, Jr., Orchestra will play for
the Lady Foresters' social at St.
Mary's School-yard tomorrow evening
29-2t
Miss Mary holland has returned to
Indianapolis after spending a weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. D. holland of North Sixteenth
street.
Misses Agnes Cummins, Fern Try.
Ruth Hadley, Mabel John and Maur-
inc Converse have returned from a
weeks visit with Miss Cummins'
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. w.
Cooper at fredericksburg, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
Cruel Elephant Hunters.

A correspondent of the London Times
writes of elephant hunting in Africa:
1.-The most deadly method of killing ele-
plants, and that most frequently en-
ployed by the natives of east Africa.
is the pit, sufficiently deep-roughly
twenty feet--long and wide to engulf
and hold an elephant. After a period
Of frantic struggling. hunger and ex-
haustion the wretched animal is done
to death by native spears. IL the sizs
and powers of the animal are remem-
bered it is difficult to imagine a more
revolving. brutal picture of torture, but
this is the common practice of the ma
tives of the country and is being enact
ed daily throughout British territory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
ARE FATALLY BURNED
Father and One Son May Also
Die From Serious Injury.

Milwaukee, June 29.-The family of
Julius Kruger, laborer. was prac-
tically wiped out early yesterday
morning by fire, which brought death
to the mother and three children. The
father and one son escaped, but are so
badly burned that they may not re-
cover.
The father and son were sleeping on
the first floor, and the other four be-
came confused in the smoke and were
unable to find the exit. The father
and son who escaped were overcome
in the hallway, the door of which was
broken down by watchman~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29
SIX CONSPIRATORS
CONDEMNED To DEATH
Must Pay Heavy Penalty for
Part in Bond 0utrages.

Cettinne, June 29.-The trial of So
prisoners, charged with revolutionary
activity in connection with the discov-
cry of a score of bombs here last year,
and during which sensational testi-
mony was adduced involving Crown
Prince George of Servia in conspir-
acy has resulted in six of the accused
being condemned to death, three to
life Imprisonment. and twenty-seven
including five former cabinet minis
tiers, to terms of Imprisonment rang
ing from six to twenty years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-29

Two thousand years ago the chatting
dish was used by the Greeks and Ro-
mans. 1t was 50 popular that it was
used for a table ornament. just as
floral pieces are used now. Pliny re-
lates that the tragic actor. Esopus. had
a dish werth 1000 sestercii No doubt
then. as at the present time, the actor
enjoyed his hot midnight meal filed
with grateful appreciation of the chat
ING dish
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UnIucky.

There Is an ancient Jest in Paris
which originated with waiter. A
guest had ordered a dozen oysters.
"Only one dozen" asked the waiter
Eyes, that will be enough"
"You are not superstitious, then"
said the waiter with a curious smile.
''WhyT
Because you are not afraid Of being
thirteen at table"
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She was going to sale OF pictures.
Her husband warned her that the auc-
tioneer would ask for either cash or
certified check. She turned to her hus-
band and said naively:
Dear, I don't know how much
shall need. Just have a blank check
certified, and / shall Ill It in when
find how much want"-New York
-
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An IDanfrafi0n

"Of course" said the new rector,
you hope eventually to reside in a
heavenly mansion where
"Oh, yes" interrupted Miss Uppisch,
land do hope it won't be too close to
the heavenly huts of the poor."-Catho-
lie Standard and Times.
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The Hun 0rnne node

Inc organnround which all the other organs
ocvoive. and upon which they are largely de-
genoent tor their welfare. ID the stomach
" men the functions of the stomach become i'm
paired. the bowels and liver also become de-
Eangeo To cure disease of the stomach, liver
or bowels get 50 cent or 81 bottle of Dr. Cald-
SeAs Syrup Pepsin at your druggists u Is
me promptest relief for Constipation and DYE
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A Good Example.

Generous Uncle-I will make you a
monthly allowance; but, understand
me, will pay no debts! Nephew-All
right, uncle Neither will I.-Meggen-
dorfer Batter.
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Different feelings.

The Doctor-You never can disguise
the real thing. Culture viii tell. The
Professor-Yes. 30 win ignorance, but
it generally uses more words In telling
it.-Chioage Tribune.