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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-09-09


HUME5W paper anon received the telephone message
- Ct as to prove that the mysterious dynamitcr
E%S GgH had worked with time fuse The building
1sszzszn& story brick at the precise address Civ.
en- was almost entirely wrecked. As usual the police
denied that any gambling had been going on there but
bridge whist layout in one ROOM lot of racing dope
and all that goes to equip poolroom and bookmaking
establishment in another-aIi this on the fatal fourth
nooproyed that the bomb planters Zip reliable, as
IL had been of times before,
The above reads like the opening OF first class mys
terry story Conan Doyle detective novelette,. does it
hut II is such thing On the contrary, is the
literal and serious transcript of an almost every day in.
cident of real life in Chicago since the bomb throwing
reign terror began, now two years ago.
More bombs have been exploded in Chicago during
these two years Of Mayor Busses administration than
In ten years OF st. Petersburg and Moscow combined,
Yet the bombihrower still goes free. Nobody has
convicted Of any of these dynamite outrages.
numbering nearly hundred Not single arrest
made until the state authorities took up the matter,
Three rounded up suspicion and released
upon their readily establishing abis.
The blasts attended with greater property lose
than caused by the anarchist riots in 1856, it
Tho times when Lucy Parsons and the other radical ag
tators said to hold secret sway. Five hundred
buildings have been wrecked by 80 large dynamite
bombs, the first OF which exploded after Mayor
l}ussc took Office the word went that Chicago
WAS /. be open Great gaps have been
Through the brick ana stone walls in the loop district
the of the cityby the terrific explo-
sions and spattered with brick stones glass and
umbrrs hurled from the bonbarded buildings are becom'
Gul sights in the western metropolis.
people have been seriously fatally injured Many
nervous wrecks
The great significant fact Is that nearly all of these
bOuDs have been aimed directly at gambling houses or
property owned by closely associated with noori.
ous gamblers or gambling institutions Many gambling
hris have been blown 40 with dynamite many more
have out of business through that the bombs
lightning might strike them next
There is not district the city has not known
The desuctivcness of the explosions. scarcely
nhabitant OF Chicago who IL familiar with tho
loud, hard reyerberang defamation peculiar to the ex
plosiOn OF n dynamite bomb.
on the night following the day on which Chcagoans
read of the anniversary celebration in Rome Hay.
market riots In Chicago bomb was exploded and an.
other gambling house blown to perdltion with great
destruction Of surrounding property.
Il used TO be that the mayor the chief OF police
would give statements the effect that there was
gambling house running within the city limits of
Chicago. But these statements have been entirely dis
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-09-09

injured b y
bomb eXplU
siuus are as.
Stunning for.
midable pro.
portions, and
one or two
deaths may re.
suit from tho
injuries thus
far inflicted.
More than 100
persons were
injured In the
explosion in
the rear OF
the Title and
Trust building,
one perhaps
fatally Eight
suffered seri.
Gus injuries
from the blow
Ing up Of the
NJ Il II II In 6 a
n.,. .t--
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-09-09

TO the ground The Chicago Telephone Company, which
furnishes wires to the Tennes syndicate poorooms
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-09-09

ELLO' Is this she city Press association Of
Chicago Well. Iyu just touched Of another
ON a. So 2Gl Wabash avenue There's
gambling place on the fourth floor there.
Listen and youlI hear the building go up,
about ton minutes from now
Boum' went the explosion, on time to the
very uiuutn-so close TO the time the news.
paper anon received the telephone message
as to- prove that the mysterious dynamtcr
had worked with a time fuse. The building
"A five story brick. at the precise address Civ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Bon See unO Sai.n.

I%riterniiider perbringt is ld)redlidc
Stunocu in einem eefcntcrter
Boot. = 3lpei 9oltimorer Sd)oo.
ner bel Slorioo pGGreno oeS fiirj-
lidcn Organs untergcgongcn.
lleber eiu grlcbniB, bas ibn iei1
Scben lang IN Grinnerung bleibclr
oilrIte, berihtet ser s(llterniiid)cr
SoneS S'SonncQ, mclfcr geiterrt
&ormittog BON Gcols SslGno bier all-
fam. S'EonneG befono ii6 nit pier
oltberen Iuitcrnfiid)crn ouf Dem BON
Gopiton 8e6iter beicbligtfn Shconcr
George %, GoQic", Der AM Ntottog
Nbeno beim S6orf t5in.2eudttburm
fcnterte, Su Dem Momcgt, OILS bos
Boot fippte, iton6 O'Gonpel i'm, Sore
ocrpief, murbe bon Dem einorn19en.
Sen @oiier erfobt uno ctlpo cine nj
nlte iallg ,unlbergetrlebelt. Wis er
lpieocr feiten SUB 0eiaBt bate. ging
linn oas 8aiier bis an bcn SalS. Gr
pcrno6m Die Stimmen ieiner Cole.
gen, meldbc gliidlifcr Gcpeicn moren,
lpie cr, mo urf Sem 1efcntertcn Boot
iaBcn. Seine SiiIffriic pcrboQten
ilngcbort. SpGter bortc er olld), tpie
oos &ettun9sboot Ses Campers .8ir.
ginia" anfom uno Die ld)iiibrii6ige
Veiotung hes SdoonerS an 9orb
no6m. Gr perilld)tc. Die 9lufmerfioms
felt Der 8etter burd, Hilfen mo alo'
pfen auf lid 51 Icl,fen, obcr pcr0c.
bens. Nafoem ooS Boot obocfoGret
luor, fam or 81 Scr ifredlid,en llebers
5ellgltng, oaB NOR i'm fir perIprel
betrottetc, Slnmcrbin 6lieb i6ru bic
Soffnung, ooB ser CAPTAIN Teriudc
MAIDEN iper6c, icin Boot mieGer olti-
rihten 81, loiien. limo in oieicr Soii.
rlitltg lplrroe er ,llid)t 9etduiht. Iic
Hettung fam ober crit, nod)bem CT Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14


StuiOen lang I'M Moiier aeitonoen
botte linb beinobe ant 3lialtlnenbre.
den mar. Nls ct am n1hiten Mors
gen Hilberidl1ge pernabm. flopfte er
OH sic Wunb, itnb biesmol milroe fem
alopfenppernoDtnlen. Or 6orte art,
idldge uio nod fiiraer 3eit mar er
aus ieincr nnbeimlihcn Gage befreit.
3mei 9 hponer unterge.
gdnger.
@Gbreno ocs Srfans, ser Dor chi,
gen Sagcn in Der NGbe bon 6lorioo
fpiitbete, gingen 5rpei Sfooner,
DSrontenoc", CAPTAIN Goombs, nnb
~Mcoforb", Captain H%idorbion, mel
dc iit, olli Der Bdbrt bon Baltimore
nod Sch @cIt, Sld., bcfonScn utter.
Nof elmer ans Sen @cit cillaetrofie.
men Weloung iuilrbcn Die 9eiobungell
beioer 6abr5eltge 9erettet, Ter
vSrontenoc" pcrlieB Baltimore am
26. September nit elmer 2oouno
3oblcn unb ser .Weoforo" ON Is.
September NIT elmer .2oonng Sizes.
S6ooncr n@ nhcr" ge.
itrau6et.
Ter groBte Giiiten-S dopner .Sa,
milel 5. @ouder" lit aui Ser Sobrt
bon Baltimore nab Bottom u Wtcilc
lloropcItIit bon WeIt Chop ~geItronbei
uno befinoet Iif III gciGbrliher Gage.
Seine @eiubltng ipnroe ourt) bi1
Monnidoft Ser Meit Chop 2ebcnsrct,
tungsitoticn in Siherbeit ecbrod,t,
aud, murbe Dem eeItronoeten 6obr,
deug Elm 3olfi,tter 81 Siilfe seianbt.
Ser Sdoorer fubr am 7. Sftober nit
elmer Soouna aoblen bon baltimore
as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

nc Eolmiiono, elmer Der ongeiebells
item Stoliener Der Stobt, ior0ert ieine
2anbsleute qut fir Oas ENHANCEMENT
81 thinner. Gr iogt: nGas Imens
ocment iifert ieoem noturoliiirten
9iirger unb oeiien Sobnen oas III.
cingel6rGllfte@ oblred)t; es miro nur
Ncgcr entrcdten, ullO ie eber Die re-
p~ilblifoniide Eortei Die Neser los
miro, ocIto belicr miro es fir oieie
Eortel iein. Sd fenre 10 bis 90 an
gcicbene Stoliener, Die in StootSs
lno Stabtlpnblen bos repu6lifoniid)e
Sidet itimmcn ipiirbelL ipcnn Die
Fartei nidt oaS idluar5c I~nhdngicl
bate, Stac SStalicner, neIte boS
ENHANCEMENT periicbcn, ipcroen baiiir
itinmen.". an. .l.
GaS @irfenb Scr Ire5inf f.
Srganiotipn
Gic untcr Der 2eituil9 Des Spiri-
%tlnien : 2icenS ? GommiiiarS 9. ..
Sbreepes itebenbe grobe oerlofroti.
Idle Yre5inft Organization bette
bend aus iiber 100 MitgIieoern bon
jeopr @orb, tbllt iebt idon ausge.
6eid)nete Irbeit. Gicie Ere5inftorbei-
fer ipirfen I'M Stiaen. Sie ipre6en
ibrc Yefonntcn oui Der Strofe an
oocr illden lie in ocren @obnungen
ollf unO crtl1ren ocnielben Die BE
itimmungen bes Imenoements, SET
gen ibnen boB fein ein3iger ipeiBer
9ilrger, nebcr Elm Gingeborener nod
cin i'm Iuslonoe @eborencr, leincs
Stinmrcd)tes perluitig gebt, iuern
Dos Enhancement ongenonmcn miro.
Sir n1dlten Gicnitag 9lbcllo bot Sr.
Sbrcepes Understanding Der 1000
Tre5inft arbeiter nof) Der after
Solc bes d)riiilidjell Siin9IingS. Ser.
Gins an Der ode bon Charles II. Ga.
rotOgoitroBc cinberuicn, nm oiceant.
pognc jt bcipreden.
3ron g'S &nmpf.
6rou Mbo Smitb 2ol,l, lpelbe bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
@riff snm 8iftbed)cr.

-
Clarence Stcubmon. Gin innaer gor.
bier, bcrcitet ieirem Scben nit.
tclit &orbolidirc Gin gcpaftidmeS
Gnbc. 80 Granite iid) iiber Den
Sob icines @nters INTO iibcr 9(r-
bcitslcii9fcit.
Srn Soiroum Der Wobnung bon
Stan Solporb Meiier, Nr. 2606,
Nefierion.S troBe. bel nelder or oils
@oit ipeiltc, trollf Der % Sabre Bar.
bler Clarence Stenon1un BON Nr.
1924, Columbia pemie, cine Coils
aarbollGure. Seiue 5bnt lpilroe ioit
onscnblihlid cnthedt uitb Or. u. e.
S>carn BON Hr. t56, Noro.M iltons
Npenue, bcrbci gcbolt, Der i'm in Der
%Mmbulon5 oeS norboitlifen Giitritts
nod ocnl YSobnS Sopfins Solpitol'
ilbcriiibrcn lieb. Die SGurc bottc
lr6od) bereits 10 tart gelpirft. bob Die
0.Stlifcn &iinIte nidt mebr aiisreit.
Ten. oas 2eben bes iungen Mones St
fctteli. Ecriclbc itorb etlpn cine
lolbc Stunbe nod Ncr 9nfunit i'm
Soipitdi.. Stenbmon fam aciicrr
%ormittoB in iebr nieoeraeidloacner
S%ttmHntiig nod) Der Mriler'id)cn
@obnnng unb Geuteic mebrerc Molc
CT, ooB bas 9cben feillcn @crtb
mebr fiir i'm bobe. Hadbcm ibm
0rau Weiier I0ngerc 3eit Mutb SIT.
6clprod)cn bottc, id)ienen ieine triibell
Ocoonfcn peridelld)t 5u iein. Ylot-
Id lianb CT oui mo Ging in Den 5oi.
rdlinL mo i'm Gran Meiicr furSe 3cit
horauf beluubtlos am goocn licocno
pcrionb. @rnm iiber Den i'm Sanuor
bieics Sabrcs crfolstcn Zoo icincs
Ssnters. ioluie iiber grbeitsloiigfcit
lollcn Steobman in ben Scb actric.
len b1ben.
u~bffan0.i Err @ram iibcr oell am
{. Saninr erfelgtcn GOO ieines 30.
ttrs Games 81. Stcaomnn. Den Sob
Timer Sdtueiter Minnie Steo6mon.,
,pflde om 16. April in elmer Srren-
onltalt itarb, unb Den Zoo zines On-
fcls, leires lcsten gerlpanotcn. scr
I'M Sllli pieies Salres ertranf, ionic
cine angcbIidJe 2iebcsnfioire ioacn
S%icnbmon in bclt Soo aciriebcn bo.
Zen. Ter Seid)nam piiror nod, Der
Nobnlng uon Iran Agnes Bidder
Nr. 8, Honbou.S trobc, gebrad)t, pom
'ipo aus Die 9eeroiaung itnttiinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Nas Wctfcr.

aSiir Warulono uno Den 1iltrlft
Columbia beute tbcilmeile bemoltt,
niprgcn notwithstanding un%beItonolg;
Innginm itcigenoc lemperotllr ma
Bigc rueitlife bis iiibiueItlidle Wlnoe.
8cltern wcr'S icbr fat, INTO Der
llebcr5ieber pltroc Don molldeul
Mam %bcrporgebolt. 6rilb WorgenS
ltono baS thermometer altf 43 @rao
rno i'm lpcitliten 5beiIc beS Stuotcs
nod nieorigcr; in Walbington'
Gountp COB cs iogar Heii. Cte bohlte
Eempcratur in Baltimore lpor "a
@rob INN 3 llbr Nohmittogs.
81, ben onbcren 8unhes = @etter-
Mcobnttirngs Stntionen bcS SolroeS
imlrben Die i~oIsenoen bod)Itcn Fem,
prroturen per5eifnet: goItport so,
Eortlonb 81, Bolton SO, glbonp 80,
Nctp.0orf As, Ebilaoelpbio 80, Nt'
luntic Gitb 80, @aibington 81 Nor
iDlf So, Satteros 6S, Charlotte 0S,
@ilminston go, Gbarlciton 6S, Ga.
rnrnob So. 3adionpiac y, Supiter
so, aep @eit 80, Itlanto 5S, Monts
gorncrp 6S, Help.S Orleans IS, Bale
Ilone 50, @olpciton 80, Corpus
Gbriiti 80, Weupbis Ga, Cincinnati
"a, Fittsbure AZ, Cspego 40, 9ui,
idlo ~, Glepelono AZ, Detroit 40.
Tlpcno 40, Worquettc 3S, @reen Ban
80, Chicago A, 9ulutb 81, St.EouI
rs, Ct. 2ouis 60, aanioS Gitp So,
Smabo A. Suron A, 9iSmard 40.
@iuiiton ~. Sapre ~, Selena sc,
Solt 2ofe Gtp ~, Genper "a, Nortb
G,otte Sc, anlarino Al. Gobgc Gitp
a, Cos Ingeles ~.
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@an bcbalte i'm @cbGdtnis.

Sic perbcn ME Elm cnoeres Bier
trilfen, perlu Sic einniol oos 1la.
fdenbier Der @ec. @iintber. JIM,
gran'Go. beriudlt baben. SoS 6einitt
Der Semen fir 5amilien.@ ebrnut.
0ircft i'll Der grauerei aui 3Ioitrl
aefiiat. Stiitc, 5pei Dueeno 1id'fen,
$500. geitcllt bon Der groucrei =
6. e g. Pbont @oIie 20 ohcr po,.
Thiaips Bros, Neentrn.
GU. ri, Co, Sa-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

Srnnf u III moniaf an it att
% incralmoiier. - Serr @ol
Gear Vlod, Ticepr1iibent Der ,Sioeli-
IN 9ruit 60" bon Baltimore, lie9t
inn Sropmore.Sote in gltlontic.G Gin
franf oarnieoer. Sbm murbe in Dent
Sotel beim Giner bon cincm Der
bienItborcn @eilter aus Serieben eir
0las Imnloniof fir Mincrolnoiiec
gereid)t, lpeld)es er beitelt bate. SSn;
erIten Woment oftete Sr. 9lad nift
piel boraui, obihon linn Der @eid)ntod
cigcntbiinnlid porfom. aber ip1ter
lte0ten iid SdmcrSen i'm SAILS Elm,
mo cin Ir5t mubtc gerliien ncrocn.
yer Selepbon mnrbe onnll SEER 81.
GraipIorb 9lod, Der Totcr Ocs Gr.
frontten. berbeigcrlien, unb ocrlelbc
nabm Ct. Tlfreo @bitribae bon 9ol.
timorc llnb cine 2ronfennGrteriil nit
lid. Gas @erieben triia lid, bereits
am Somitog 5lt. Gr lit icet nuBer
@efabr,
9r. Hiten bnrb bcH Stmrm
nut 6~lortbu DINER &c d) Il.
higi. - Gr. VI. Z. HiIep bon Nr.
1859, Rorb . 9ronbmop, bot ollrd)
ben fiir5liden Srfon bel S!oriba eli.
men SCrlliit bon etlua $4,000 erlit.
ten. Or. 8ilcp beiiet AT Sen @cIt,
SIorioo, einc Werftc, lpeld)e bon ben
groBcn 6r,ibt Tumpicrn bon 90.
BANJO uno Gan Intonio bel,liet MUIR
Dc. ionic citI arobes S%e9erboiis.. Ter
'Sturnt jerltorie bic Werfte poditdn.
DIG mo chtpohtc oaS 2aacrbuuS,
Gin @nbnproiaft. Cir
@criitt bciogt, Dob Nie vRcwrYorf
Central Sabn ( @eicllfait" eirl
Nllac ol,i bie vBelterli MurplanSt
9abn," Die ildditcns perfaitit lueroen
ioa. g%upprien bot. Gurd) Den gom
elmer 50 Nfeilen lul,uen 9inic pon
Cumberland nnd) Nefp Sapen, go,
fonnte, Die bciOen Yobnipitemc nit
einonocr psrbunoen iuerbcit, Sir
Baltimore mare bas a~ueroings nidlt
bon @ortbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
9as ENHANCEMENT In Oer Nubidalc.

Gin Miann funn inter Oemielbeu timmen, obc Die Silonnss-
Qualification obr Gisentbnm sn bcHtcn, ,ucnn CT bcidnu6rt, bs CT
upr benz 1. Sannar 1869 wablbcredtiat mar obr baf or mad oem 1.
Sauuar 1869 nnb por benz 2. Wobembrr 1909 natmraliiirtcr Siracr
wnrbc, pocr bak er Gin mGnnlidcr Wadfumimc cimeS Ianncs lit, Der
Dor Ocm 1. Sanuar 1869 mablbcrcdtiat mar uSer iet Dem /. ia.
mar 1869 mnS ppr bcm 2. Iopcmber 1909 natnraliGrt wnrbr. q
&err @Gblcr, frascn Sic i'd Icbi, Ob Sbr gsablredt nidt nn-
ter ben gcimmnugcn oS Nmcnbcments sriditt lit. hqI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

ben SpSihliiten ais 2egiSlatur-Gon-
biootin i'm brittcn Giitrift ollioeltellt,
nbcr bon Der 8oblnuiiidts = 9eborbc
6uriidacmicien morben lit, trGet Den
Snll Dor oie 8crid)te unb am 10. Sf.
iober fonimt Die Sroge, obaeine Srou
oils &ertretcrin in Der Seaislotur
wdblbor it, Dor Tid)tcr Sorlon sur
Bodybuilding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Shes. 8. Sieu'r & Co.,
2t7, Cf.Ualtimtre.St

Teutides hno dnoeres oiisldn6i
idIes @eIo eefourt irnb perfaiift.
@elbieaoiueen bciorgt nod Denti@s
Lamb, Deitreid. MuBldnS u, |. 10.
Medhiel a,isaeitellt auf ansldnoiiHe
vcnfen GreSttbrtefe unh SrdpelerA
CHEQUES. o.
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Nuti3. rq4ts j
SehbeI's eihsiaes Stn6ir.

HN~"ts Sth6sUSD Ss""'".
Jceermann lenht bic bpn AIS se.
i~iefcrfe Nrbcit; mir Scnira nidt b.
rat, ms Ielbit Su Iob:k Icnbrrn iber'
iaEen sizes nnierem 2tiftnaoen. aeint
1repprn bel ms al eritristn. 2afen
Sic iidj bun Nnbsfeft nidjt tGnidlen,
GO siebt nir rin einsises Sebbel'S tn
bio mnS bies bcfinbet I'D I'M Earterre.
aMten Sic anf Oas Sans, no unier
Vamcn anf Xbireu mnb JenEern
itcht.
Seine Nseuten. Gin Sreis.
N&tcu sic anf
$etttI's-
82f NsroIyan.Gtr.. nahe Stat.
lTu1a.x&e.lS)
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. 0elo[euonnacn.

@cloienounsen nah Ee,itihlaro
iho Seitrcih .llnaarn iifer nnb
ihnca beicrst. s, 10 uno 90 Warf.,
ictpis 10 nno 20 aronen . sheine 81
~uerta,fen, fra.
1bco. s. Diener e &c.,
o., @r. Ell. Oft.gaItiwn-s.str |.
SiGet-geellterl. 4 r(272)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

@cburtStogS. II
nng.- Cine angeneb1
ING purbe geitern Ser
Bauer bon Safion.Sl n.e
iteob, einem befannten 5
pom geloir.M arft, am
@eburtstuges 81 Sbeil. -
Sid, iein Srerno uiio Sc .a.
geitern Sormittag 81 ei .o'0
fabrt nad benz Wtoilte w.
S1orc Elm, NM als er B
b1uoe betrat, fono CT ot
oert leiner 9etonnten,
Gamen, Dor, ipeld)e ibr, ..us
miinihe oarbrafteu. Sn Dem nit
2%nmpioils unb Slassen biibif ges
ifmiidten Spciie5immer ierpirten
Damn Die onpeienben Gnmen Elm Dor
5iiglifes Iiiltcrn. linb Siibner.G elmer.
@dbrenb Der 5aiel bielt Serr anbrcm
Greller, Der 2eieclerf bcs erIten
Stnbtratbs3meiges. cine @ratilla'
iions. Nniprahe uno iiberreid)te oent
@eburtstagsftnbe Nanens Der To-
men Elm Eaur %ipertbpolle goloenc
Observation-Disclosures. Serr Bauer nor
iibcr Die Gre. Die linn 5%lgebad)t luur.
be. ipie aus oeil Wolfen aefnllen, mo
nnterlieB es niht, iih bel ben Ser
onitaltern Ser biibid,en 5eier iuieber.
bolt 5ll bebanfen. @eburtstaesfino
mic @rotulonten p~erlebten einen
prGhtiaen Sag, lnb Die 2ettcren
nobn,en bes Sefteren @eleeenGeit,
auf oos @obl bes Serrn Bauer an.
5uitoben. Gie Seier mar gan5 i'm @e.
beimen bnrf Serrn Senrp Gid ar.
rangirt iporoen.
Serrn Martins 2eide 1t.
gefangt. Die 2eife bes ant
Gienitas i'll Mtlantie.G 9th seitorbenen
| Serrn Iapio 9. Martin bon Nr. 3g5,
Rolano. gpeniie, bisberisen getricbs.
letters oes Hdiinsieroetfebrs dui Der
Baltimore. Bio Balm, Iangte geffern
Nahmittd9 in YaItimore an. Eie
gecrSigiins iinoet bellte Madmittaa
Itatt. Ser 8eritorbene biitterIdbt
aiiber ieiter Satin eitten Sobn unb
brei Iodter. Ct mar So Sabre aft.
~. m.:.LA,gLn ...~.e.A.eLo .,Sskr
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ianot 5l baben, utb benterfte, 0aB eit
| Gentleman" lid zines iold)en 9riei-
SfpleS niht beoient boben miiroe.
8rdiinent Sentmes beitritt, iiberbaupt
/. Elm Shreiben un Serrn Sooper o6-
gelnnot 81 babef. mo erflGrte, 0oi,
er Die Sade nid)t ruben loiien meroe.
bis Ser Sooper ben irnglidcn Brief
Der Seboroe mnterbreite. @ntriiltet
lprang Ser 9ooper alif mo idrie:
vSh iperoe Den 9ricf bier uorlc0elt
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-24
MIKE CONBOY is OFF
POLICE FORCE AT LAST

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2I.-Bcr-
nard Lasan, the young business man
Of this city who was shot and sei
iously wounded by Captain OF Police
Michael Conboy yesterday is linSer
ing between life and death at the ST.
Francis hospital, and his physicians
entertain little hope Of his recovery.
Stripped OF his uniform and star,
Captain Cuuboy, who is one of the
best known officers Of tac department
in which he has served 81 years, oc-
crIpics Il cell in the city prison.
CHIEF of Police Cook suspended
him from duty ON a charge OF having
been under the influence OF liquor.
Chief Cook stated that Conboy would
not talk of the affair. and apparently
had no recollection of the shooting.
lie shot l.agan for trying to raise
him out Of a gutter in which he was
drunk and asleep.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-24
FREE LUMBER
DEFEATED

WASHINGTON, June 24.-In un-
eXpectediy short order the Senate
took up and disposed of the lumber
schedule and then, entering upon the
discussion of pineapples, agreed up
on the provision regulating the rates
of duty on that article.
Mr.. Aldrich asked that the lumber
schedule should receive the first at
tention. He had no sooner taken his
seat than Senator McCumber, who
had been a persistent advocate OF
free lumber, arose and presented an
amendment reducing the Finance
Committees rates OF l.50 per thous-
and on sawed lumber to the House
rate of $l.0O per thousand. This was
generally recognized as a test prop
OsitiOn, as sawed lumber had been
the bone of contention from the be-
ginning
The North Dakota Senator did not
find it worth while to enter into any
argument. The result was against
him and was another triumph for the
Aldrich rates, the vote standing "a
in favor and A against the reduced
rates.
Another test came on the PROPOSE
ton to make a rate Of 1925 per thou
sand on lumber with general
change in the differentialS and on
this vote the Finance Committee was
also literally supported. The entire
about 20 per cent from the present
rates and increasing the House rates
of the pending bill about the same
extent was then agreed to.