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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Playing He Was In the West.

New York An Italian OF huge pro.
portions, with swarihy face and
bandana handkerchief around his
neck. created Wild scene In Wash.
inEt0n square park Saturday when
ho tossed his hat in the air. aud
drawing big revolver from his
pocket. began 10 shoot the headpieco
full Of holes The park was allied with
loanRers at the time. and the sight ~
TIE man with the blazing weapon ia
his hand sen, them seurryiug In
every direction he was nuaily ar,
rested and Is now In hospital In a
straight jacket
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

Richmond Va A a result OF the
shooting 81 y NJ Gregory a promi.
ncnt citizen OF buckingham county.
an appeal has been made 20 Governor
Swanson to aid in breaking up an
alleged black hand gang" A com.
municatlnu received by the governor
On Tuesday frufn au official
read Conditions hcrr intelcrahle.
sang - asaasvins sifuaeiv intrvnehcd
thrive miles away, nne rgtizen shot IN
hack and others threatened. county
authorizes appear uuWvyirss We
need detectives and bluoah luuas @
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Noted Fsualat Killed By Train.

Louisville. ~ The bocy 10 .
man who vas run over 50 a train and
Instantly Killed ia fhe Kentucky &
lrlana rsi'ead fsrd has aecn ider
UHri aa THAI ~ Thomas Crekr.N Che
noted nrra,htIt capaiy tkeR;ucsy}
frajist Cos, 't,fr lresvaev ia thE
yB-dz has uat tesn tsn. iced hrs t
ls pes summed De sss either an bis vas
90 or returning fruu s.sif 81 ha oIt
tHWs iia was "a trattrr IT llm rees
F.' vha @as Pc oue timo marshal e.
Jackson aHd ~ho was reconstructed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Or,ap Asss That tits P.et-res De ss.
uesxa frr~r ~ eayu-

f.ae1'e Sch Wf#an J. uryaa
tae ASKED The pewr- a,s e lincoln
te Feueve Httogr7uh ~ himself from
tta-a ard rrs'isne, windows during
e. NtHit o. William a. TAFT to tn
rrIu. Wednesday These pictures
ve-n he gorm 81 an exhibition u ln.
tense partisanship early In the cam
raign The telegram follows; C W
fTyan. liucoln. Neh. Please ask the
Democrats OF Lincoln to take my
PICTURES down while Mr., TAR Is In
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
says ooveroat or.rsd pJm a orb,

Indianapolis -tHtlsr w kHer's
wcmrer frgn n-ka'h yurnft r. thr
loRer house ~ the legislature. uoW
IN sucea' session. Jeucd an am tavit
on Nuud1N iB support ~ q ehayss
mate hv him Saturday on ~. aoor
81 he hpu.o shea DC VeIcd aes nat
IL" county nniiur hlii that Gov J.
.faak H1ns haf offered him a post
t.un paving Ss.u0V a year n ha would
vote for tho bin. The afldavlt names
Senator wlckwire. a Republican. in
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
BLUE PRINT PLANS n's'
PEMBROKE STATIONERY CO.. ~
Naturalization Reculsn

A residence of at least "
required to qualify an
naturalization. No mater
man may have been ID =
States. two years must slirj
the date of his declarano1 =
and his admittance TO Jun
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Get a patent.

Your invention may be v
should be patented. Send u
formation and advice to h 4
SON. Patent Attorney. ?. Ol
Salt Lake City.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

Let us be coHis1s Is
God sets ms 81 hiiF i. Il
pride and se.f ElH :
nae somethlns hass =, =
Should enloy hat - 4
swnen the anst
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

Miss Gusher l~ae -
,roduced TO tho greai - =. 4
Lyon. | ana 80 enen ~
dear. dellehtfui PORES -
with one 10 my hama
Sunday Magazine
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

One OF the behests :
cse bride is DO moi -.
The constant stress I'll
IS q sure sign thA
needed -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
erac.lssl fs's's

II you woaia saes' -. !
never spend a cen. -.
earn. No matter hos -. -
ings. you Should .ssss
use the word ar - >
many yonng msa -
away without % ,sxz8t /
an their earnings
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

To Car. for s"s '...,,'s 4
A proposed Orsa :. 49,
is the Guild OF . 1872
whose sole duty Il e.. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

dies 0icie Mod5c I'M n0oli0ouItrdBcrs
Sbcotcr" 5lr |lufiiibrruIg Gcldngt.
Sic tlcinc ArliNc Nptcp, pclhe bic
Gitelrotlc imlc 6ot. tit cine oieIocr.
ipredcnoc SHmtipicGerin iucldDc ats
Der ibr b%orQcbotcncn @cIcgenhcit 0u9
9Citc muht nm mnhl %lpeIentlidl Do
fir pcruntportlid it, oob oo$ Stlld
,5u cincm iolhon @onnbtneriptn &c
mor0cn lit, 100 Is BIS jebt olligeiilGrt
mur0c. Gtrlinc 9orlcu t0Et ibrcr
&oritcQlul9 fcjtc groBortigc icfIontc
~uorgebcn. Oodl cr5dblt tic ibren
6rclinocn INIT groBenf @ebngen cillcn
tieinen Noriall, ocr i1r lctten Nintcr
IN Motolto 3uit.cB. Iort ion0 oca
Ho1H1ittdQs in rinenf &dn0itdothe1
cine l}r66e'itott ol9 din oGomton"
ocl6er ocs Wjrtcn t5n Dic( Aetbun
hotte. iitAr m'boS Tbeotcr pcrirrtc un9
Ooicl6it pypiGpt ciHihINi. Gr mod)t2
ltigcidtf IN 1eul alfFetbtid oiti ols
Ole 4'roteBu.Groe mor'uno luay nid1t
ueniB GGeErraidt, iif daeit TIM jill.
idalerrdunt uor}uiinoen. IN ieineru
Cilcnmud n06,rtc Ct iid) 6tl. 9olen
nit Ser &enlcFuHtg: y1oS mar cine
per0.... gu-o &9ritelurp. oie Sit
80 ,.0-yEn,, k..tr, ..,,- fG.So &S e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
al11Teee Tbenter.
~ uitf 4toocmic."

@erm Die 9eriftc. meId,c bis iCbT
potl Der N%uffHGrung Don yEbc &rtnct
Gbap" cinoetroiien iinO. olrd) mn
theilpeile lpubr iill0. 10 pcr0en Die
g@ciudler Der Qttlit-Nfoocmic" 0icic
Bode jih zines nobrcn SohgcurTrs
erfrcltcn. 3n Nelp 9orf bot Gas Stiid
900 glIffiibrmfgen crlcbt, mcld]e
idrnmtIid poue @Glier 5oqcl uuO ic.
oerfdllS miro oas tlnItliehcnoe NJ,
blifum SoItimorc'a iid Ole @cIeact=
beit llft elptQcben Iojen, ricie rcucitc
BlnrjlcIlhtnQ u. lebcn. Gas Stiia
iit 10 rebt fir ientimcrtolc @uttc &c
idlafiel1, mclhe roe Oil baa %oltpGteri
ifc SCENT. no nds 6ontiliutgliit ro2
Qal5c SIiid it, 0Ialtbcn. I'm ocu
llnterldteo npiIdlen iulh' mo6rcnt
Slid ilh0 0cnt crbcudeltcu @liidt Ut
3eigen, locr0en ctlide Scenel, Die aus
Ser orlocren Scitc oca 9e0cn2" O.
Q%riifcn limo. porAcfilbrt. Guril Scott
meld)er IN Der EitcIrouc onitritt, lit
ieirer Nufoo6c llitt MIR p%ollit0noil
gctpad)lcn. ionrcrn er briuqt elm iQf
dies Geben in oo5 SpjcL ooB oie }(ui
mcrfidr1fat Der EbeotcrbcinDrs
bauptiadIi6 onf ictner iutereIioutcn
4cri0nlldfelt rltbt, Inter zen on0c.
rcri MltpirfeuDcn bciiureu ii6 pjcle
gAuulpteICr por Rl,i, wie Charles
g.. WeilS. @corgc Sddifcr, lltmc
Nagller, Ian Stonbopc, aotbrul
Riues, Morn &eogb Nrlplo Ropa
Nlbert Forpcr2, So. RonooQ GmtlD
WclltlInlt, Sclet &uQmoM NcrDl
YllQIlton lt1o Nnhcre.
o6orO'S Cpcrnbuu@."
@eor0e @rouoburit'& ncteitcr Bib
nentrtl'lhnb Ser Monn bcrStrube"
~oelQtgt 0ieie gSofe III ,6oro'aO peru-
bolla" sur %Nufiiibrun0. Inter otn
MitpirfenoerL pcIAe ooS Stiif bier
sir AufFltbrung bringelb bciiuocu
Iid) ctlld)e Der popufGrIten Sdou,
lpieler, pic Grim 5obnion uno 6ron
els sling. vie oas. Stiif IN onoercn
St1oten, 100 ea ouf0efiibrt mlroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

IS il III d] Re d) t, geGeu
oen Strom SIT d. ~ immcn."
9teIer alte Sprlld iiubet ober be-
iunOerc Nmpen6rng llno gcrcdlti'
giulg int 2c6elt elmer oeutIfcn Stir
den @cn1eitoc, bic nod oa5ll inter
Den lhlucriten @erbdltniiien leioet
mo nit aler aruft ocn oelttihen Nos
men bodb0lt: ole dlteite oeittlhe Stir
dcrl @emcinbe i'll Oit baltimore.
meld)c ibrc Srcinloe gum iGbrliden
Nuitern Sollper cinlnoet. Sn oa'
Den idnueren 3eiten e%rireutc iid) oleic
cite &olfSfir6e Der bciotherer 8ltnlt
bca @altimorer 3euti6tbum8, itr0
10 miro iid alidl lidcrlld ous Dies
iobrige AuItern Souper, meldes
on ben brei Nbenbeu oes 27g g. mo
%. Sonlor I'M ShillbauIc l%tottfin-
bet. Der @umlt mieres SeutIftbunr9
crireuen. Eoitor Stergcr bat i'll Ser.
b%illOrng NIT benz eniigcn Eantcn'
&crein nle &orfebriungen ~getroTfen,
Ole WGitc altf'S frelunolidlIte ST. be
mirtben, mas Slide uno Seller onbes
triiit. YaItor Stergcr bittet gan be
icn0erS nm red)t 5oblreidlen Selldl.
0onlit man liebt, Dab ellte oelltldle
Ocntcinoc nod le6t. Gintrittstorten
IT 30 Gents iin0 an Der Safe ODER
rorber bon Wtitqlieocrn 5l baben.
Non Sec un0S aeu. Ger
6obrplon Der 9oioompfer, iueldler
ourd) ben beitiaen Sturm III Der
Ionueritoa Nodt ltorfe Storiira CT
fit. miro iett lpieoer einacboltcr.
Nad) oen Serid)tcI Der Gopit1nc mar
Der Stltrm elmer Der id)linmiten Der
Soiion. Giltcr Der Compiler Der
baltimore, Gbelopenfe II. Gtlontie
2inic, Der Cambridge" mclher lue.
gen Ger cintretenoen Gb6e nobe Glai
borne alf @runo gerietb lit geitern
luieoer flott gcluoroen uno erreidte
Geitcrn oen Snfcn bon Baltimore.
Bon oenieIbcn Shidiol lit Der DAM
pier nHir9lnin" bon 0crielben Clinic
tetrofIen iuoroen. er miro NIT 81
Itiinbigcr &cripdtltng bette Morget
I'M bieiiaen Snfcn crluortet.
- Scr Iorooeittid)e 9lopo . Cant.
pier n9resloL" melder onl 10. So.
nitor Bremen nit t55 Yoiiaaiereu
fir Baltimore ncrlieB, bat gcitcrn
9forgen l2S llbr Cape Senrp Poi.
iirt uno miro bel,tc Norgen feline
VoIlnqierc lonben.
Wiro morgcnopcrtrtnc r
0cn. r. Senotpr Wilion bonn tuatc
Wol6ington fam gcitcrlt Worgen III
Baltimore al, Inn it'd morgcn int
rSobns Sopfin$' @olpitnl" elmer
operation 81 mtcr3ieber. 0r. 8tt.
ion lit nicrenIcioen6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

oifgellontmcn lporoen, bcipclit an
bcItcll otc aritif clncS ser gclloueitcn
Mnifftrltlter ipcldlcr ouriibcr
idrcibf; y<SScocr 6rau miro oas Stiid
0cTnacil, Sic ntli5 leoc Tcriolt, bic
borili ollftritt, germ BADEN, ieIbit lol.
die, melte nid,t gcrooc bcuciocASlper.
tic Stolen ipielert. Sic mtB oil ic-
bent 2Sprt. oas geIprod)en miro. Sc
foaen ltnhen, uuo iuesbnlb? '@ci!
sic Gntten. oic> @elie6tcu. oic &rii.
Der, ote Sohnc mo pcr lie iein mo
oen, alS loffc ipred)en, wie cs I'M
tdqlid)ct Sc6er portoltunt ltnO icocr
srug Iahit. Dos ,Stiid lit Dem tag,
lifen Sebea entupnmlen ltlo in i6nn
ioaei1 Die 3uidtoner feine 8oritcl-
lung, Iorhern meiter nid1tS, oils sic
l,otfte &ohrheit icbell.
y@lbough'S &6coter."
.Ebc 6risfu Mrs. ao6f,ion~ III ser
eitcl elmer osf na,clt 9~onlooic'm
uclde it'd sic Serjen Der dmerifoni
idcil Shcotcrbciitdcr I'M 5tlirme er.
lpcrbell Siirfte. los Stiid miro oicie
Mod1e ellreh bie nere a15omcett Gonl,
pam" in raltanah'S Ibeoter" }lur
4uffiihrlmo qtidll9el un0 3lpnr fin
pell am GonuerItoq ur0 Sonlitag
addrnllttoqs gorIteulmgen itoit. Gas
Stiid banbelt BON cinem Safe Don
oltberprlcntlider Sdlucitcrlie6e. 100
lid, cine Sdrpeiter filr Die onoere ogi-
opfcrt. gos 5d6ne bel Ger gon5en
@eifld)te beItebt aber 0arilL DOB bic
Spier, neldle bic cute Sdlpeiter Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
g8odcntlidcr @cinnbbeitSberidt.


273 [DOesi1ae uno SO Geburteu an
aemcl0et. - Rod innler -
0picr Der Grippe mo IS bon
%uugenfrantbeiteu. - SdorIddl-
iicbcr I'M 3%unebmen.
Ter 9erid1t oea @eiun0beIta Ges
portcnlcrtp iiir Die ain %. &oluldr
cnOCloc @otc 5ciate 273 Iooesidlle
pc9eu 239 III 0crielben @ode oes
&oriobre3. PIP IN 1906 unO POS in
1905. Die iQbrlife Sterberate pro
1000 ser 8cp0lferuug nan 23.7S;
NSeiBc 21.15. Negcr 37.7t. lie
haltptldhlihen Sooesuriuhen nareu:
Sdorlo6fieber ,. 0iphtheritiS i.
Grippe u, SdlpinOiuht 81, are65
-, ShlagihiB s, 6er3tranfbeiteu
IT, 9ronditiS >. Sltlgenent5iinoung
-, Bright id)e gtiereufronfbeit %.
ShmGhe nad) Der @eburt 20, Alterss
lGmGdlc 6, SelbItmoro ,, Moro +,
llniGQc rs. &uu ben Gootcn tuaren
fG MeiBe uno 10 g}eger III oet Ser.
Stootcn ltno 81 NeiBe int AltSlauo
acborcn; BET 3 Sooten mar ser Sc
burt3ort umbefannt. 9 SosesfGlle err
riaucteu lid I'M 8apuien.9tipt, 81 in
SoipitdlCrn uu0 fl IN un0eren SnItl.
tlten. b Gorouers- Snqueite mrroel
~abqcb1Iteu. SO 8cburten, oarrlnter
70 meibc Sinner, muroen nn8cmeI0et,
uu0 gclou8tcn folgcnoe anitedcnoc
&rQlfbetten }ltr Innel0und:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

mic pic; 3rls. Nutb Soft, 6Iorencc
%citcr. N{oSctcinc 'NopeI, GorotbD
Gtiaips niio Ole 60. gtiAorh @lQcn,
Shu1lcr Suo0, Scott Siagins, N0el
Iopcctt. Charles @nD, George Gor.
rel uno 9lrtbur &rroiGc.
.@.loHru'9."
Gin aom6bier Iromu lit ungc-
idbr Die eilt5ige 9e}cidlnttllg, mel6e
mon fir oie 9lttifijbrtng BON nlbc
Cutlotp$ Gbriltmoa" sic oicie Nohe
IL n9lnnep'$ Ibeatcr" jur Anffiib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
50morrbuioen ourd, Nmfiaugeu III
Sauie aehcilt.

4Qcn 2eiOenoen, bic mir ihre
4oreiie 5uienOen, peroe i'd oeutlidl
erfl1reit. mic man 5amorrhoiocn III
5ouie 6lirdl 4uiiouglng heilt. Gs
lit einerlei, Oh sic 6nmorrboioen TO-
getannte bIinoe. b%lutenoe, iudenoc
ooer beroltsgeor1n9te limo; id) peroc
etluas bon oieiem Wittel %foitemiref
lenoen. lopie aud. inl sSolle es aes
Dilnidlt miro, Heieren5en olls Shrer
unmittelbaren llntgebung. Sfnelle
Sinoering uno oalternoe 9eilltna lit
iidler. Sdidt fem 8elo. mad,t aber
anOeren Mitt1eiIung Don oieiem Mn
erbieten. Sdreibt heute nod all ssrau
%. Summers. Dor =, Hotre Game.
Sno. Sdlreiben Sic IN oieIer Sprad,e.
(Se5ti4So--)
Edie fir's HUSBAND beisrgt G. Nainr, Nr,
it3, St'Salttnprf. str., Hane Gutpm Sonie,stse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

onl, II. Otc erIolIe, mcIdc CT III mloc.
rem St6otcn cr5iclt bot, ioiicn Oo
rolti ihlicBcn, Dob cr oltA bier bic
3lncigunn oea Eltblitlmt3 acuinucn
miro, iobolo ooiieibe n0ber nit ibnt
bcfonnt miro. Die Sccneric it, wie
in Dem Tbeoter iib(idl, BON bcridjmcn=
0eriid)er NroGt, mo cine tiid)tiac
Giinitlertrltppe uuteritijet @rn. @rc.
mcr. Inter Sen Miituirfcnocn bciilt.
Oeu iif: Steiport Nccbc, 2i0o W}crot
BaGp GSlorcncc Wascntte. DuIt. &olp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

Ediie ifr's HUSBAND beiorgt g. Naine, Er,
413, St'Saltinlpres Str, Ha9e Guitpm Scnte,2tse.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-16
STEVE ADAMS IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
JURY DECLARES HE is NOT
GUILTY
Authorities Convinced That Further
Attempts to Secure Conviction
In Noted Case Would
Be In Vain
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
GRAND JUNCTION, Gala, July 49,
Steve Adams, member of the Western
Federation of Miners, was acquitted of
the murder OF Arthur Collins this after
noon. Adams alleged confession of the
crime was excluded as evidence by
Judge Shackleford, and eight witnesses
testified to an alibi for the accused
man.
After the clerk of the court had read
the verdict, Adams was ordered dis
charged by Judge Shackleford Adams
Immediately stepped to the jury box
and shook hands with each one of the
jurors and thanked them for finding
him not guilty. He also thanked the
members of the Western Federation of
Miners who are here for their support
and encouragement during his long i'm
prisonment and trial.
Adams left the court room with
William Easterly, another prominent
Federationist, and Joined Mrs. Adams
at the hotel, where she had been stay
ing during the trial. No move was
made to rearrest Adams on any of the
other charges growing out of the Colo
RADIO troubles, and it was stated he
will be permitted to go free, as the
authorities are convinced of the i'm
possibility of securing a conviction in
any of those cases.
Adams spent but a short time In the
hotel and then disappeared. It is re-
ported he was taken by friends to the
railroad yards, where he boarded
westbound Rio Grande passenger train
for the home OF his uncle, who resides
somewhere in Oregon.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-16
PLAT
IS YOUNG AT rs
LEGS BAD, BUT APPETITE
STILL GOOD
Veteran Politician Looks Well, and
His Mind Appears to Be as
Clear as 1t Ever
Was
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July Ex-senator Thos
Collier Platt celebrated his seventy
fifth birthday anniversary today. He
spent it in a cottage at Woodmere, l..
l., where he is living with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Abel. There was an in
formal little dinner party for him.
I'm we'll, contented and happy" said
Senator Plat to newspaper man. my
legs are bad, but my appetite is good
and my color is as good as yours. I've
always wanted to turn the rs mark. 1
never had any notion of being CEN
tenarian-less now than ever. But
maybe I'll round out &c." and he
chuckled.
The veteran politician looked well and
cheerful. His mind seemed as keen and
clear as in the days when he dominated
politics in this state. In the best or
humor, he talked politics, philosophical
ly, as applied to daily life; literature
and kindred topics.
1.-THE Democrats are playing into the
hands of the Republicans all along the
line" he said in reply to question
about his views on the political situa-
ton. 1T expect to see a Republican VIC
tory this fall-S substantial one, too.
Mr.. Taft Is a big man, man or nne
qualifications for the presidency"
At, night, in the afternoon, whenever
she can, Mrs. Abel reads to him books
and magazines.
1T wonder If I dare tell you what one
of nv latest was" he laughed. ut
WAS 'Three Weeks Yes, and I enjoyed
II. too. 1t was clever. I understand
Senator Depew entertained Mrs. Glynn.
She must be clever, though / was a
little shocked until learned that she
was married and had a family"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-16
FLEET TO REACH
HONOLULU TODAY
OFFICERS WILL BE GUESTS OF
GOVERNOR FREAR
Steamers Arrive from Nearby Islands
: Carrying Crowds of Persons Anx-
lous to See Uncle Sans
Great Battleships
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU, July Heterogeneous
for receiving the Atlantic battleship
feet on its arrival here tomorrow are
now complete. Pilots and the new
quarantine officials will board the fleet
outside the harbor. No other persons
will be allowed on board until after
the feet is anchored.
Governor Frear will receive the Of
fetal call of Rear Admiral Sperry to-
morrow afternoon and will return it
a few hours later.
Rear Admiral Sperry and officers
will be the guests of Governor Frear
at dinner Saturday evening.
On Monday they will be entertained
by the chief Justice of the supreme
court.
Steamers are arriving here from
other islands bringing hundreds of
people to view the feet. Excursion
steamers will sail early in the morning
and meet the fleet outside the heads.
The city is in a state of expectancy
and the arrival of the fleet is anxiously
awaited.
Wireless communication between the
vessels of the fleet has been suspended
between the hours of z a. m. and 6
p. m, except in emergency matters, so
as not to interfere with the inter
island system. The British collier Blu
crania, which has coal for the fleet,
refused to proceed to Malae bay on the
request of Rear Admiral Sperry in the
absence of orders from the vessels
owners. These orders were secured
and the collier sailed today for Malae
bay.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-16
PROHIBITIONISTS
WORKING SLOWLY
NOMINATIONS EXPECTED AT
T0DAY'S SESSION
Draft of Platform Completed by SUBS
committee - Planks Substan-
TALLY as Previously
Published
sy Associated Press.

og AS5Oc4dteu HASSS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 15.-The
Prohibition national convention which
met here today worked under a tenn
porary organization throughout its
two sessions and adjourned until to-
morrow morning without hearing re-
port from the committee appointed to
select its permanent officers. In fact
little was accomplished today beyond
naming the members of the various
committees and receiving the reports
of the committees on rules and Gre
dentialS.
There were no contests before the
latter body and its report, as well as
that of the committee on rules, was
largely perfunctory.
The committee on permanent organ1-
cation will report tomorrow morning
and Prof. Charles Scanlon of Pittsburg,
one of the numerous candidates for
the presidency, will be named as per-
manent chairman.
The presidential nomination is still
open and there has been no marked
concentration in favor of any cam
didate. It was practically agreed early
today that the nomination could be
had by Judge Seaborn Wright of
Georgia, if he would express a willing
ness to accept it. Judge Wright would
not announce himself as a candidate,
and before the convention met it was
said by Charles r. Jones, chairman of
the national committee, that the NOM
nation would be the result of an open
struggle.
The name of Joshua lowering of
Maryland, who was the nominee in
1895, was strongly favored by many
but the friends of Mr.. lowering were
not disposed to push his candidacy I'M
less he was assured in advance Of the
nomination. They claimed that mas
much as he had once been the STAN
dard-bearer of his party refusal by
the present convention to again place
him in that position might be con-
strued as a reputation of his former
efforts in behalf of the party.
Among the members of the new ma
tional committee so far selected are:
California-Wiley ]. Phillips, I. K.
Beard.
oregon-F M. Keicher. w. H, Ell
more.
Washington-R. f. Dunlap, Guy
essen.
Arizona-Frank ]. Sibley, John W.
Thomas.
The subcommittee of five completed
it's draft of the platform early in the
evening and reported to the full COM
mittee at $3.50 p. m. The planks were
substantially those previously mem
toned, with the addition of declara-
ton in favor of the guaranty of de-
posits in savings banks.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-16
SAYS ARRESTING SOCIALISTS
is POOREST OF POLICIES

John Field. the piano dealer, well
known in Indiana politics, in letter
to Chairman Anthony Schwamm of the
county Democratic central committee,
has sounded a warning against the ar
rest of Socialists, as being bad polity
for the Democratic administration. He
writes:
while I am a Democrat of more
than thirty years standing, shall not
be able to vote this year, owing to the
fact that / have not been in the state
long enough to do so. However, that
does not keep me from taking an act
i've interest in Democratic politics, for
1 was raised in Indiana.
"Now notice that we have declared,
in our platform as adopted at Sacra-
mento, in favor of free speech, and yet
we have a Democratic administration
here in the city suppressing free
speech.
Public sentiment is running rapidly
to the Socialists, and 1 am afraid that
many votes that would and should go
to Bryan will be lost to him If the local
Democratic administration is -.not
brought into harmony with our party
declarations.
1.-THE Republicans are sure to take
advantage of this inconsistency"
Chairman Schwamm declined to COM
nent on the letter.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-16
AFRAID OF MOTHER,
CHILD TRIES TO DIE
Refused Credit at Grocery Store, IL
Year-OId Girl Fears Parents
Wrath and Swallows
Bottle of Ink

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-Fearful
of her mothers anger at the refusal of
the butcher and the grocer to trust her
for articles she was sent after 11-year-
old Louise Jansen made an attempt to
end her life last night, thinking that
would be the easiest way out of her
troubles.
From the counter at which she stood
when the grocer refused her credit, the
child took a piece of brown wrapping
paper and hastily scrubbed a note to
her mother, telling her that she was
dead, and that she was very sorry.
She said she died because the butcher
and the grocer would not trust her for
the things she was sent after and that
she was bad, she knew, but hoped her
mother would forgive her.
After handing the note to the grocer,
with request to him to have it de-
livered to her mamma, the child hast
lily swallowed the remainder of the con-
tents of the ink bottle the grocer had
provided her with. The astonished
grocer had her taken at once to the
emergency hospital and there prompt
treatment prevented any serious conse-
Quences.