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Evening journal., 1909-04-16
VIOLENT BREAK IN
THE WHEAT MARKET

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
i CHICAGO, April 16-May wheat made
another violent break shortly after the
opening, dropping TO 1851. This is a slump
of a cent and half for the opening fig
ures July and September wheat both
reacted fractionally in sympathy.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
SIXTY AMERICANS
KILLED In ASIA MINOR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
coNsTANT1NoPLE. April 16-sixty
Armenisns were killed to-day in and
around Adana a town OF 45,OO0 OF Asia
Minor, by fanatical Mohammodans.
who have started a warfare on Chris
tians as result of the Constantinople
uprising
One German citizen and an interpre-
ter In the British consulate were also
killed N the fighting which Is likely
Ia call for interference from both Ger
many and England
We make electric signs; Bucher's.'
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
TURKISH GRAND
VIZIER RESIGNS

BY United Press Leased Special wirs
ATHENS April 16.-Grand vizier
Tewfk Pasha resigned his office to-day
when informed OF the advance against the
capital by the troops from Salonica. ac-
cording to a report that reached here.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16

truck but Tor the last year could not
eat It. but can eat It now and It
doesn't cause mo any pain.-Mrs s. y.
Beck. Warsaw. Ohio.
believe IN Dr. Csldwolrs Syrup Pep
sin. 7 will never use any other medicine
for stomach troubles The sample has
convinced me OF its merits-Louis Ed
wards, Potosi, Miss.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16

The Sunday school Of the Little
Creek Methodist Episcopal Church has
been reorEanized. with J. T.. Buckson
as superintendent.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
strswberrle. About Lewe..

LEWES. Del, April 16-Great inter-
est centres about the outcome OF the
strawberry industry. which Is tried
around Lewes for the first time this
season.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
Grain Market

Reported daily by =. D. Laekey &
Co, bankers and brokers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, s43 Mar.
ket ST.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
Medical Advice.

II there rs any
thing about your
ailnent that YOU
don't understand.
or 81 YOU want
any medical ad o.
vice. write 10 the
Doctor. and he
win answer you
fully. There is no
charge for this
service. The ad
dress is Or. w. y.
Cal,d W ell. 526
Caldwell Building.
kfnUffrollo III
Evening journal., 1909-04-16


Pepn find nothing eaualt for stomach troubles aEd Sn
to nd our girl
didn't the
Hotel ndanapo
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
Children

at school should have their eyes
examined at least once a year
Statistics show that there Is a
gradual change In the eyes as
study is increased. also that
many children that show "A dis
like for study or complain Of
tired eyes and headaches-are
suffering from eve strain In
sorue form OF other.
Select n competent optomet-
rist and have their eyes thor
ouehly examined Don't take
chances Of making them ner-
vous wrecks from eye strain
when glasses will give complete
relief. our offices are IN charge
of experienced optometrists and
our charges are moderate.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
NO REPORT YET
IN HENRY CASE

The remains Of John Henry, colored,
who died suddenly at Middletown
some time ago. were disinterred yester
day by order OF Attorney General
Gray. and sent 20 the State Labor.
atory at Newark for examination. 1t
was said that the man was poisoned
with atrychnine and II was 10 find
traces Of the poison, n possible, that
body was cxhumed.
The mans stomach was examined
following his death but no trace oI
poison WAS found then.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
One million women simply
detest washing dishes because they
have not yet found the right way

If you were compelled to do all your house,
work in the way your mother did before you, it
would be almost unbearable.
And still many women cling to the ancientl
soap route when washing dishes.
There's better way, an easier way, safer way.l
GOLD DUST added to your dish-water will
make your dishes whittier and cleaner than they
ever can be made withoutit That's the better way.
GOLD DUST, unlike SOAP cleans more than
the surface. 1t goes deep after germs and hidden
food PARTICLES and sterizes everything it touches.
That's the safer way & M
GOLD DUST does ali the E@ 80
hard part of the task without - - 81 ~KGg
your assistance, because it W M 60 49, :
begins to dissolve and clean sg$7 u
the moment it touches the MS SSSSIS-
water. That's the easier ~ #sAa
way. y9
Made by THE N. X. FAIRBANK COMPANY
Evening journal., 1909-04-16

Third Ward Democrats to Meet.
The Democrats or the Third ward
will hold a meeting this evening al
The West End Democratic Club, 702
West Fifth street
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
APPLY EoR nav rRlAL.

J. Frank Ball in Superior Court this
morning applied for a new trial in the
case Of Salmon & Goldstein VS.. Fried
man. The court fixed Wednesday next
as the date for argument
Salmon & Goldstein the other day
obtained a verdict for S99.ss against
Louis Friedman for goods sold and de-
livered
Evening journal., 1909-04-16

$40 Caldwell Building.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16
Sunday School Reofasnissd.

DR. W. B. CALDWELL.
Evening journal., 1909-04-16

Bucher The sign man. GIG shipley.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
Sarriuan rnbt ans.

9tcm 0orf, %. NuguIt.- 3pci
EuuIcn6 SUB iiber benz Mcercaipie
oel rll6t Gomoro .. Sorrimon iih
bclltc ouf ieinem 2onOiiBe NrOeu aus.
Seine ieincr 9euegrn8ct mG6rcno
ncS Gclltigcn Cages %gelongtcn in oic
GciIcntlidfcit. 9tur IN Dem Bureau
ser Union Ynciiic-9 obn" mlroc elm
@uuctir ongcidJlogcu, OoB Der Giicn-
babt- Mognot mobG rltbt un0 lid icin
@ciiroen ni6t gc0nocrt bat. Scit
iciner Nnfuuft miro iCoc No6rift
pom 6orrimon in 6inou5frciicn be.
8icrig auigeidnoppt. Der Worft
oifncte geitcrn Morgct etlpuS idJmod,
rno megcr Der mi0eriprcheuoen &c.
rii6te fielel ctIidc ser Si6erbeiten
ser llnternebmer, in mcldcn @arri-
mon %intcreiiirt lit. Qicicl6cn iticQcn
t!lr5c 3eit miC0cr, Inn Damn pl0tlid
ton 5uci bis fiinf Gluttten 5t ioQcn.
&n scr &oaitraBc trof moffi5icQ Oic
Ao6rift Elm, ooB @orrimon mobl
gcrubt bnbc mo sic 9Grcn ihtlgcn
Gus &orrimon'3 @Cmcrflmg. OoB
&cr6ciIcrungcL onItott 9ipiocnoc,
icin 3icl icin mcrocrL 10 piel &opi=
tol, mic tic fomtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

mittlcren GiItrifts mad Dem oMcrcg,
6oipital" gc6rodt.
Or GouqreBmitglic0 DC
Sntire our6 SAIL
perIeBt.
2llf Dem @ege sur repl6lifonii6er
Stoot5. Gonucntion befinoIi9, glitt
Gr.GongrcBmitglieo 8m, Mc5ntire
al Der South, nabe 8ermou-S trobe,
aus ulo iie(, nobel er lid eirp Der.
itorrdlulg oe5 re6tcn 8llBfn6dels 5u.
500. El ieiner @cicaihoft 6efanben
ii6 6r. u. =. Hoiiu, Der Sent,
GountD.I elegot CUR Gonpcntiou mo
Ociicn @ruocr, @r. @Ierrit q. 8oiiu.
Gieiel6eu trn0clt i'm mad ieincnt
9iircou int o2lmGricou" @e66itbe ntto
IicBen i'm Damn per 9roidfe lit ieine
@obnung, 9tr. 1906, &oro.6uleerts
StroBe, ii6eriii6ren, 100 i6nt Gr5t-
lide 9ebonolunG .5ut6eil 1uar0.
6uBfnodeG oerrenft.
Ser 43,iGbrigc Sorru s.. guifielo
mlr0e geitcrn Ru6mittoa in Der
NmbuGan5 0eS mittleren Giitritts
mad 0cm Mercp,Soipitul" gebrod)t.
Gr lpon6tc Iif an einen 8oli3iitel
NIT Der 9ebuuptltng, an Ger ode bon
6oucttc, uno @np.S truBe BON einem
-@oggon getroficu cit
icin. @r bate cine 8%critoud)ung OeS
Iinfcn GrBfnodel3 erlittep.
@crietb in cine Wti dmo
hine.
N0hreuo Ser Slrbeit IN Der ,3iegelei
Der Baltimore 9rid Company" am
Bear Greet gerietb geItern Der %
Sabre ulte NcNer Garfield SoHcs
pom @llcr-GountD in cine Wiidmas
id)ille, nobel ibnI ein 9eiu o6gerilien
lpurOc. Che NON i'm aus ieiner
Idredlid)eu Sage beireien fonnte,
mar cr 6ereits cine 9eifc. Coroner
". Su0ler BON Canton itcQte cinen
oltf llnioll lnutenOeu SoOtenidein
aus.
s. AM beiuoGe nm ieinen
&opf.
Ter StroBcnbobnwoggonfiibrer
tSobn &pnd Iiegt nit elmer id)tperut
G%crlcbnng am aopf I'M Stoot.6oipi-
tol oornieOer. @r pllroe geItern Der
on Der @nitcrit- aoenue una
I. StroBe, uGbrcnO er iid, ans eiuem
zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon einem bur6 Charles
3inf bon Nr. los. Noro.Galperton-
gelenften 6llbrperf getroffen.
SEER 3int, Scr bic 9efdbrIide Gage
benerfte. 9ob Dem 6ii6rer
Oc2 betreiienoen 0~ogQonS@ornungS.
peld)e obcr BON oieiem nift
bemerft muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
Gum SnttOn Saa,

Gle Gree, in mcld)er &icltcnont Sut
ton bcgrabcu lic0t, miro gGuctht
neroen. - 2ci6c ioll nlIsgcgrn.
ben uno cine autopiic uorgcnom'
men meroen.
Plus 0oibington fommt bic Ntud)-
ridt, 0nB &or0inal Gibbons leinc Gr.
loubniB ooju 9cgeben bat, OaB Die
Grbe, in Der Der 6lOttensSieutenon
SSontes u. Sutton rlbt, luelder I'M
Ofto6er 1907 in NnnapoIis in cinem
Streit nit mebrcren on0eren Sffi5ic.
rem ieincn Zoo fot0 uno pom Wto-
rine0cridJt olS Selbitmor0er be5eid)-
net nlir0c, ieBt, mad Der 5luciten I'm
teriufung, gepeibt DirD. auBerDem
bat ooS ariegS0cpnrtement, mcldeS
%rSurisoiftion iiber Den Nationulfrie0s
boi 81 A%rlin9ton but, no Sieutenont
Sutton begraben liegt, Die NuSgro,
bltn0 Der Seid)e crlulbt, 0omit Die
Gilgefpultbe i'm SGGoel beS Iooten
uon Sber1t-S %ielltennnt so @nr0e pom
meoi5iniidJen Corps Der 9uubeS.N rs
nee, Der in 9e3llg olli augelpnnOen
ols groBte altoritGt gilt, cine Gutop'
liz porHeBnleil fam. &lid) Der rehtc
Arm, nit 1peldem ser lieutenant lidl,
Sen Nnsidgen Der 3eugen 5ufolgc, &c.
id)oiien boben ioQ, miro urterilld)t
peroen; 0enlt, mie Die Wilitter bc3
8ooten ingt, NOR Der Nlrnl lpobreno
oeS Samples gebrodcn iuoroeit, 10
buB es unnloglid mar, oob Sutton
beu Sdltb abieuern fonnte, Der ibnl
ben Zoo bradte.
iolder @eiie gebrofen, BOB er Oen-
ieIben unmoglid in iolder @eiie Ore
ben fonnte, nm iid BORT 81 i6ieben,
no Die augelmunoe BEN Iusiagen
Der aer5te 5ufolge iih befonb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
Bier WiGodrn nmgcfommcn.

Camden M, %, Nllglit. -
&lcr jltngc WGOd)cn fonIcn bclltc bier
mrs 2eben. Gic od)t Sabre oltc
6lcrcncc 2ponS mo bic 10 Sabre
oltc Mimic BUILDER crtronfcrL ais lie
1T Dem 0clolunrc notctcn, lito sic
II Sabre nltc 8iolct Sdmidi rn0 Oie
If Sabre oltc Seiiie aomolSfi ulIr.
cen pon ciiem GrprcB5ug %9ctroiicn
rlo gctootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
3wci 9cbcusmIos.

Gte 81 Satire olte Gmmo Bed uimmt
2olbonlm. Gin Streit NIT
Dem @otten nngeblih Die llriade.
Die glei6nItrige 8iola Ban.
ior0 trintt Gnr6olidlire. - 9eioe
Oiirften nit Dem 2e6en babon.
fommen.
Gin Strcit NIT benz @otter mar
ongcblid Die SdulO oarnn,
Dob ole u Sabre olte emma 9ea
bon Nr, 1929, @cItpooo.2 luenue, &C.
itern glben0 am &eben per5o9te utto
cine llcber. 9oiis 9ou0onum trauf.
Sin Boli5iit oes noropeItIideu 8ta
ltriftS puroe beno6ridtigt, uro Der
lclbe telcpbonirte nod Der Imbulon5
oes nor0pcltlidcn Giitrift$. 9eirn
gintrciien oeriel6en peigsrte iif Die
&e6enSmiiOe, Die 6obrt noh benz SO.
ipitol on5lttrcten. Or. Sooner ".
Go0o bon 9r. 1925, Ncros@ ilmorItr.,
no6m 3rou Ben IN ge6nnoGutg.
Giolu tronf Gorboldure
Nm Ser gde bon Wiooiion. uno
Nort6. Noente periud)te geitern Ibeno
81 ipGter Stunoe ole 81 Sabre olte
giolo 9ouinrb bon Nr. 1909, gafer-
Str, ourd Srinfen BON 9arboli1ure
i6r 2eben ab5uiflieber. sic luuroc
beluubtlos ouigeiunOen mo in Der
ambu(on5 OeS norouaitlihen GiItrif.
ties nod Dem ct. 2ufos. Soipitaf
iiberiiiGrt. aud fir iie lit Soiinans
porboroer. oob iic nit Sem 2eben 6o.
oonfommcn miro.
SINS Soipitul iiberfi ii
9n eiltem id)meren Wo9enleioen
erfrnnfte geitarn 9lbenO gonj ploslid
Der % Sabre alte Socob AnoerIon lit
ieinem SogiS, Ar. 223, Oit.Sentbitr.
Gr mubte ulidglihe Sfmer5en ous.
iteGen, unO iein Sommern iuurbe i'll
Der go1jen Iodborihait gebort. Or.
Ebiuip y. SopIer ~leiitete Dem 40.
ticnten SillIe, mo ais CT erfannte.
Oob Der 3uitono OeS iun9en Wonnes
b0d)it fritii6 iei mo oernielben feline
Otittel 5ur &eriii1uug Iteben, eriudte
er Den Noli5ei lieutenant Collins bonn
iiiofiden Giltrift, oett aranfen in Der
Observation-Disclosures ltod) Dem lltioerii.
t6tS. 0oipitol 81 iiberiiibreh, mas
oarn geId)nb.
9ulttmorer Sirma err.
+ ait Contract. - Die 8eboroe
oer Oiientlifen @erfe 8l annapolis
pergob geitern Den Gontroft fiir 2ie-
ierunrg Ger 9rltdarbeiten fir oett
Staot mdbrenO Der n1fiteu 9e9isla.
tllr on Die 9oltimorer Sirma BON
George ". Sting II. So. fiir ben Hreis
bon $3.50. Gier onoere augebote
lagen Dor, Die lid iammtlid nlir INN
menige Collars unteri6ieoen.
gdie firfs etuslans beiprst O.. Natne, 4f3
ct'Salttmore's Ctr, nahe GnitSm Ssnfe.ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
Sic NmtuUrt Der Siirfci an Sic
WGd)tc.

GouIt antinopeL. %. 9luguit.
- Ger Miniitcrrotb hat oc1 @nt.
nrri elmer Nntport olli Oic 9totc Scr
Mt06tc, mclAc Der Rcgicrlu1g ont Is,
9llguit 5ugeitcllt wlroc mo in Scr
6ic (iirfci gcmorut miro, @richcn.
lono nidt olf ooS AcuBeritc SIT rel
SEN utO 10 6cn 6ric0cn Sl It0rcn, gut.
Qcbcibcn. &n Der Autmort bconntt
lid bic tiirfiidc HcaicrrnA iiir ibr
&trbolten i'll Der 6Io9gcuirogc mti
Grcto uno aicbt Die Scrii6crlmg, OoB
lie mlr fric0lihc 2lbiidtcu bcgc. Sic
cnpiiCDlt ou6 cine cnogilltigc GrIc-
oigun9 Der 6rogc, lucr Oic Gcaicrln0
.Greto'3 iibcrncbmcu ioQ. Cine 2lll,
gnbe, boB Die tilrtiihc Hcgicrltng bris
tide mnO itolieuiifc &ricgSidiifc NM
&iilfc ongcrlricn babe, nm 0cn 2lli.
itonO III Ocmcn uicOcr5rmcricu miro
bcntcntirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
ID Sobtc, 80 in 2ebenssciabr.

StnbtM erifo, %. arguit. -
Giner Spe5ialoepei6e arS Wutea'
bollla 5uiolge lit in Der ga Blo5.
Wiue bas 8ro6tieil eines Aui5ugeS
gcriiien. ullo Is Dlhm itiir5ten 1900
SUB tiei; oieieIben lpuroen ongen-
blidlid getootet. Sn 6olge oeS I'M
foas lit 80 neiterelt arbeitcrn Der
Nusmcg ubgeidnitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
Ger %raiiocnt fir Yult. Spar6anfcn.

@coerIp, Moii. %. 9(rguit. -
Eroiiocnt Gait ocutetc bclrte mcbrc-
rem 9eiuhcrn ge9eniiber al, boB cr
in ieincr nddjiten 9otifoit Dem Golt-
GlCB clnpicblct miro, Gin @cict fiir
sic Ginridtung bon 8oitiporbuntcn
Eli Crloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
SDbcrc 8uitgcbiibrcn.

@oib in9tom 20. Atgilit. -
&m @oitoeportemcnt miro bcfonnt
8rnoht. bob btnnen Sturgeon Die sc.
Giibrcn fiir regiitrirtc 9ricfc mo
Eodctc nm 5pci Gents crb0bt mcr.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

gdie fir's eiusians beiprst O.. Natue, If3
Ct'Saltimore' ctr, uahe Gnitpm &sufe.ass,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

CAPT. 2eague erfronft.--
Eoli5ei-Gopitdn @eorge league pom
oItli6en 3iitrift leioet ieit lebtPll
iSonntag all GleureIie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

YGTe sur 8eiic in's gnslano be-
furst 6. 2aine, Nr. 413, Cit'Salti'
murcitra6e, nabe Gaftum 2palc WE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

%crpG6ntcn }ll$illG. GoS Gonlite be-
ridtctc, 0oB fiir oic Gbeilne6mer Gin
genltBreidcr laq in Auaiidt iteht.
Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. emit
bdlt ncbcn Spic(en uller 2lrt Qtulif
uno Cans, ionic ErciSi6ieBcn mo
Hrci@fcNcll.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
TEN KILLED; II INJURED.
Gqng1cay of the Kaiserin 4uguste
Victoria Slips at Hamburg.

Hamburg. Feb 24.-Ten persons were killed
and seventeen injured tonight through the
slipping of a gangway between the wharf and
the steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. which
was being loaded preparatory TO sailing for New
York on Saturday next. No passengers were
among the victims.
Those on the gangway when the accident oc-
CURED included members of the crew, steve
dores and stewardesses, They were dashed into
the water. which was covered with thick drift
ice Most of them had broken bones and sew
eral were badly crushed. Only seventeen OF
them we're rescued. and the officials estimate the
dead some of whose bodies have not yet been
recovered, at ten more
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
TRIES TO END HER LIFE.
Mrs. Wallace Straiton attempts SUI
eide in Phusician,s Office.

Mrs Christine Straiton. forty-elght years oid'
wife of Wallace Straiton, son of John Straiton,
who organized the cigar manufacturing firm Of
straiton & storm, of No. 400 Lafayette street,
tried to commit suicide in the office of DR.. Will
tam ". Scott at No. 1914 Madison avenue. last
evening bv opening one of the arteries of her
left wrist with a pair of surgical shears She
was removed to the Harlem Hospital.
DR. Scott said that Mrs. Straiton had been a
natient in St Vincent's Retreat, at Harrison.
n Y until seven or eight months ago He said
that she was suffering from a mental affiiction
but he did not know what had brought IL on.
Mrs Straiton who has been living at No. $50
West 134th street with her daughter, a stu
dent visited DR.. Scott's offices with her hus-
hand. DR.. Scott said that Mrs Straiton went
into an inner office with him for consultation.
AS soon as she reached the consulting office. ac-
cording to Dr. Scott. she shreked: Why are
all doctors and men liars?"
The physician hurried out and told negro
hallbov to summon officer. While ne was
absent from his office, and Mr.. Stratton was
waiting in another rOom Mrs. Straiton thrust
the points of the shears into her wrist.
A patrolman of the East 126th street station
placed Mrs Straiton under arrest on the charge
OF attempted suicide before she taken to
the hospital
1t was decided to send Mrs. Straiton to Belle
vue. and she had to be put in a straitjacket To
make the transfer. When she reached Bellevue
she was placed in the psychopathic ward
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
CHILLING SWIM IN TAIN
Prisoner zcith Past" Tries to
ESCAPE from BIdck7celPS Island.

In the fog and mist yesterday afternoon Err
nest Barleben. said to be the of wealthy
German parents. attempted to escape from
Island shore For more than hour Barleben
fought for his life and liberty, and would In all
rroba biIity have gained both but for a heavy
pair of shoes which he unable TO remove
from his feet. Within two hundred feet Of
freedom he was overcome by the cold, and was
rescued by a passing tug,- which removed him
TO ST Johns Hospital, Long Island City.
Keeper Jack Dockel, with two assistants
called at St. Johns Hospital last night and took
Rarleben back to the island. DOckel said his
prisoner was the son of wealthy Germans, and
that he was serving a sentence of nine months
three for petty larceny and six for contempt OF
court He said he understood that Barleoen
was completing his education in Heidelberg
University when he got into trouble with feI-
low student: a duel followed, and Barleben so
injured his opponent that he was forced to flee
Barleben told reporter last night that he
was sentenced by Justice Wyatt in Special Ses-
sions on January 49, after being unjustIy con-
victed.
some time before my arrest said the pris-
oner - got cleaned out in friendly poker
game in The Bronx and needed some money. so
I bought a sewing machine on the instaiment
DIan and sold it. l had work and was meeuhg
the payments all right. when some one tolo tiie
AGENT of my transaction L was arrested ana
found guilty of petty larceny. l thought That II
7 could get away from the island L would go
back to Germany"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
LOSES $4,000 NECKLACE
Mss Jennie Cr0cker Robbed at San
Francisco Ball.

San Francisco. Feb PA $4,000 pearl neck
lace belonging to Miss Jennie Crocker' OF TINS
CITY. was stolen during the Mardi Gras bail
given by Mrs Charles o. Alexander at the ST
Francis Hotel last night.
Miss Crocker was one of 402 guests invited to
the ball. the list including virtually all persons
Dronninent socially in this city. She was also
euest at a more exclusive dinner given by Mrs
Alexander before the ball. Miss Crocker wore
the Jewels at the dinner and still had them on
when she donned her costume for the ball She
did not become aware that they had disappeared
until nearly o'clock in the morning.
Miss Jennie Crocker is the daughter of the
late Frederick Crocler, one of CALIFORNIA;
,vealthiest pioneers. She is one of the richest
women in the West. having, inherited a large
share of her fathers estate. The necklace
which has been ranked one Of the most
valuable in the country is composed of fifty
three pearls. all fawless specimens. which were
brought by Miss Crocker from Europe some
ago
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25

SECURE PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NOW
To the Inauguration at Washington. A telephone
call, Madison 1892. win bring tickets TO your Of
fiee, home club. Splendid train service via
pennsylvania Rallroad--Adyt-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
Il PRINCE DROWNED.
AUSTRIAN Noble. Heir to Great
Estates. Lost off Tenerife.

Santa Cruz. Teneriffe. Feb. 24.-Prince Casim.r
sapfeha- -Kodenski. OF noted Austrian line was
drowned off here to-day. He was heir 10 great
estates in Galicia- He and his brothers, Prince
Leon and Prince Alexander. were thrown from
a boat which accidentally capsized His broth
ers were rescued. Prince Casimir was born IN
1852
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
T. T. DAWSON KILLS WIFE.
Suicide an London Picture Gallery
Referred To Be americans.

London, Feb 24.-John Tempest Dawson,
seventy wears old shot his wife while they were
together in the National Portrait Gallery to-
dav. and then committed suicide Mrs. Dawson
died in a hospital soon afterward.
The couple were believed to be Americans.
afr Dawson was g wealthy retired business
man. and he and his wife had lived for the last
ten wears al Brighton Papers ON the mans
body show that the act was premeditated
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25

DEwEY's OLD Port WINE.
Rich In Blood Making Qualities
II r Dewey & Sons Co, 13S Fulton St, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25

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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-05-07

One of the travelled highways Pacific
will
Yukon
Circle build
design and from the buildings Hawaii Alaska
backed
in
direction north
tu shore of the lake the
this
with possibilities
variety
which
of
whose
Mammons of
by mountains whose lines deneaed
of
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-05-07

T4 keep butter hard in hot weather
without ice lnyert a large crock of
earthernware. not glaz-d (~ize accord
ing to the dish containing he butter)
over the dish on which the butter is.
The porousness Of this earthenware
Will keep the butter cool and hard,
and all the more so If the pot be
wrapped In a wet cloth with Il little
water in the dish with the butter.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-05-07
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE
In the Probate Court of Kootenai Count,
state of Idaho.

In the Probate Court of Kootenai County,
state of Idaho.
m the matter of the estate and guardian
ship OF Mace Mcpherson. Lucy Mcpherson.
and Roy MCPHERSON, Minors.-Notice of pr.
waite sale.
Under the authority of an order granted
ny the Probate Court. of the County of
kootenai, State of Idaho, dated April "a,
,Ma |, the undersigned guardian, will sell at
irlNate Sale the blowing described proper
", to-wit; An undivided three tcnths TO- lM
interest In and to the SEA of Section 30, Tp,
% n. Il. W, b. NJ.
The sale will be made on or after the nth
naY or May 1909, and bids will be received mt
the office of +. A. Mccall in the Village OF
kathdrum, kooteuai County Idaho, or NAV
oe delivered 10 the guardian personally. or
may be hled i'll the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Probate Court.
:, The terms OF sale will be as follows. to wit:
rot cash,lawful money of the United states.
FRANK t. MCPHERSON.
Guardian of the Es state of Mace Mcpherson
Lucy MCPHERSON and Roy Mcpherson.
minors 81 A p3U- My4
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-05-07
N office to Creditors.

Estate of GILBERT A, POLESON, De-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersign-
ed. Administrator of the Estate of Gilbert \.
polesOn. deceased. 10 the creditors Of, and all
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within Four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said Admin
istrator 1T his Residence in Rathdrum. idaho
the same being the place for the transact ion
of business of said estate, in the County OF
kootenai, State of Idaho,
Dated, this 10Th day Of April, 1909.
MARTIN POLESON,
Admins, IN tor of the Estate of Gilbert A..
Polcson, Deceased. A30-M2I
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-05-07

I AWTON POST, NO. %. G. A. X. Meets
l. Bird Saturday afternoon of each month
At Fraternal Hall.
j. w. ANDERSON, Commander
STEWART YOUNG Adjutant.