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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
FENCERs QUALIFY FOR TITLE BOUTS.
Preliminaries for National Championships
Held at N. Y. A. c.

At the Fencers' Club on Saturday night knish,s
Of the foil met to decide who should represent the
various clubs in the final bouts for the national
championships to be held at the New-York Athletic
Club on April % and 80. These preliminary bouts
being strictly business, there were no spectators
other than the judges and a few members OF the
Fencers' Club.
The contestants with fois J. L. Ewing
(Fencers' Club. L. MichelOni (Fencers. Club; DR.
J. l.. Woodward (FencerS' Club and John AHalre
New York Turn Verein). Alaire and Michelont
qualified. and will meet in the finals c. G. Both
and Charles lothian. winners last year, and
those who qualify in Boston and Philadelphia .
The contestants with sabres We're j. Michelont
N'encers' Club. J. AIaire (New-YOrk Turn Verein)
Dr. s. A, Lawrence CFencers, Club n 7; Johnson
On Y. A. CO, c. A. Bill IN. Y. A. c.. w. ID.
Bourne On. Y A. C.), and j. A. Chard OK. NJ. c. A..
w. D. Bourne N. Y. a. c., II. T. Johnson IN. y
They will meet in the finals J. L. Ewing, c. @.
Bothner A. G: Anderson and +. L. Slazenger.
The summaries:
Eoiis-Ewing beat 1ncheoni. AIIaire beat Woodward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Eg-4lderman O0tmdR, President Of
"a Associated CycIiRgsClubS.
COMING REGMENTAL GAMES.

one OF the best friends Of cyclists is exAderznan
Joseph Oatman, president OF the Associated
Cycling Clubs. IN winter well as IN summer,
Nj Oatmen is never too busy 70 encourage cycling
and Il Is mainly through his support that the AS
ISOLATED Cycling Clubs have been such an active
power IN the interests Of the sport.
In many ways he has shown his total Lack Of
self-interest in his support OF the cyclists. He
has advocated their cause when it was opposed
20 his political interests; he has given not only
his money but his time when he could ~ afford
Il.
once, when there fear OF the historic New
Years race being failure for want OF entries he
saved the day. Several persons were appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
New Spring Models of
LILLIAN CORSETS

Four new models, In various grades,
have just been added to our splendid
group of graceful Lillians. They are
beautiful in their lines, and made in
the most expert manner, of the finest
materials used in corset making.
Competent filters are at your ser
vice, to aid you in selecting the corset
best adapted TO your wishes and
figures.
Lillian Corsets. for slim figures; made In
the latest and most attractive Spring
model: handsomely finished and satin
trimmed. Price. SIS.
Lillian Corsets in a favorite model for
we'll developed flgures-moulding surplus
flesh TO the correct lines Of beauty. Made
Of white brocade. $3.50.
Lillian Corsets suited to average figures:
completely reducing undue prominence Of
abdomen. Made of fine batiste: double sup
porters attached Sc.
Lillian Corsets in perfect fitting model
with long tapering waist. habit hip. medium
bust, full through diaphragm. insuring full.
deep breathing. SIS.
Second floor. Tenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

a mem and ercIusirs silrsr pattern
the Bride Rose-is neTIg shODS th;s
morning. It Gdorns a tabIs ssrCies Of
solid silrsr, intended especially for ned
dings gifts.
Clustered bride roses trviHiHg round
the handles of the cariOHs pieces form
the design, a plain space being LETT near
the end Of the handle for tbs insertion
of uionogrGns.
The roses are finished IN French gray
the rest of the piece being highly POI
ishsd.
The design IS nrassiue without beng
clumsy; beautifully rroEgkt Eith0Af
being orer elaborated.
Knives, forks. spoons, serrsrs, s's'
Smgly, or by the dOSsn. or fitted Hp' as
desired, in solid oak or mahogany chests
Jewelry Store. Broadway and Tenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
TRIBUNE BowLERs THE cHAMproru

For the third successive year the Tribune r.,
ing Club has won the Hearst Gun. which -
with it the championship Of the Morpiny -
paper Bowling League The world'' team anis5s,
second and The Herald third. The Trtr
bowIers also captured the high average prize ss
SIS for the twenty-seven games bOwIed and a -
score Of 1,O17. Jesse Eastmead had the best "a
viduaI average for his team. finishing with -.
while George Bentley was second. with N al
Flanagan also won individual prizes Vlna-.
Fiana IS captain of the Tribune club ana rx.sn
lam +. KeOhan. secretary-treasurer - WIZ
The Morning Newspaper Bowling r.eaV-rs -
conducted a successful tournament each ven tsas
the last five years Its membership Is conposesA :.
representatives OF the leading morning nsvsss ol
OF this city For the last three years IT'S tnS1
ments have been held at McLaughHn's alIeys 4,
Brooklyn. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
SPRING FIXTURES AT RICHMOND HILL

The Richmond Hill Golf Club Will open its season
next Saturday. and from then until snow flies there
will be a succession Of interesting matches. cup
will DO given each month from now until November
to the player making the best net score In that
month In addition there will be cup for the
best gross until August !. and another Tor
the best net score returned from August to
November go Some of the earlier announcements
on the schedule follows:
April 10. IT-Ban sweepstakes.
April 2i-Bal sweepstakes.
April 80 May Spring handicap eighteen holes medal
play eight qualify for first cup: second eight
consolation cup
NAV z s-Sprng handicap match play. first round
May 15-Spring handicap, match play. seInl-hnal
May 81 22-sprng handicap. match play. nnais: also
mixed foursomes.
May sO-Bogie handicap .
5Best ball fOursomes. medal play, lower handi-
TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
COMING MATCHES AT ST. ANDREWS.

In tho programme just announced at the ST
Andrews Golf Club there is provision for new
trophy TO be known the Season Cup. 1t Will be
awarded at the end OF the season to the member
whose avera ge for his five best net scores
I'm eighteen hole competitions in scheduled matches
at medal play is the lowest. The golf committee
will consist OF w T. Hodgman. Francis Il. Allen
and Everett Masten. There will be the usual com
petitions on holidays. and monthly handicap on
April l6 May H. June II. July Is. August 10, sep
tember q and October q In the first and last Two
monthly handicaps tho best eight scores quarry
for match play but the others are at medal play
only First and second men In all monthly handi-
caps will meet for tho Vice-Presidents Cup on
November 10 The club championship. which carries
with II the John Reid Gold Medal. Will DO decided
on NoYemher s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
Two Beautiful Models in
WOrnen'S LACE WRAPS
Each Worth About Double Its Price Today

These handsome Wraps made especially for US by
facturer who favored by several fortunate conditions in
ing the laces and other trimmings They made after
lected Partisan models from choice patterns of black Chan lc
with applications of black grosgain silk in tasteful designs; with
beading of cord and gimp. Finished In front with handsome bow
black ule; and lined throughout with black tafeta.
"The Regent" $25.
"The Trouvle. little longer and richly trimmed 500
Each worth about double these prices
dfoorBr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
"ToM" CHISHOLM AT CANOE BROOK.

Summit, n. J.. April 10 (speciaD.-The Canoe
Brook Country Club has engaged Tom Chisholm
as golf instructor Chisholm began golf IN England
in 1886 under Tom Morris. The members of the
Beekman Road Golf Club. of Summit. are arrang-
ing for an active season. and at a meeting held
this week elected the following officers Tor the
year: Ernest D. North. chairman OF the board or
CONTROL r. s. Holt. secretary; Walter G. Daoby'
AhAarn and r G. Hmm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

beat Ewing. Mfcheioni beat AIlaire. 1'ard
Saores-Bourne beat Chard. Johnson beat Bill Lav-.,
beat AIaire Micheioni beat Chard. oeat k.ss
BIZ beat lawrence. johnson beat Micheloni Cas S
Affairs Bourne beat Bill SchelOni beat AIare -
beat Lawrence BIZ beat Chard McheIonf beaf 1.nson
Iawrencs beat Chard. Johnson AIIare MisS.s,le
beat Bill Bourne beat Lawrence. Johnson b.aT C.lni
siil beat Aliare. Micheonf beat Lawrence John1 80
Bourne. oeeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
COLUMBUS GRAND CIRCUIT STAKES

Columbus. Ohio April lO-The stakes for the
Grand Circuit meeting at Columbus. September 10
70 q have been announced. follows: 20 and 2.23
class trotting and 2Os PIG and pa class pacing
Each stake Is worth 5000; and Will be decided by
three hest heats out OF five. Nominations close
Mav IA The Columbus Driving Association will
offer n total Of $4,000 in purses for the Grand
f- ~s,ssT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
A. G. vANpERRlLT,s COACHING PLANS.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt had planned to make his
first run in the Pioneer to-day. but decided toward
the end of not try il yet as his horses
are not all in the condition he likes 10 see them
before beginning the season. The country roads
are reported 40 be all right. and the run will
probably be made next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
c. p A. PHOTOGRAPH BUN.

The annual photograph of the Century Road
Club Association was held yesterday. The affair
proved a success, and many wheelmen took part
The photograph was taken at One-hundred-and-
sixteenth-st. and Morningside-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
WILL RACE ON WORTH TRACK.

Chicago. April 1o.-The Worth track will open for
business on April 80. accepting the dates awarded
by the Western Jockey Club The track Is 70 have
more satisfactory racing dates next year. Permis-
sion has been given the Worth Club to open its
spring meeting on Saturday April 3d. instead OF
April a. The fall meeting will be run on the dates
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
INVADERS DEFEAT RlDeewoop.

Tie New-Tork American League baseball team AZ.
feated the Rdgewoods Ridgewood Park Queens
County Long Island. yesterday. There was crowd OF
about ten thousand persons present The weather was
and BIZ too cold The Invaders eastf,,
the loeaI team winning Il 20 2. The score:
IS,dgel1aas a L);SS 3-ii is /
Batteries-Powen. Hughes and BsvflIe: Ahearn and
Duaey. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

One OF the largest entry lists ever received for
any indoor games has just been closed by the 22d
Regiment Athletic Association FOR its games on
Monday. April Is. Twenty contests are on the
PROGRAMMES divided into three classes as follows:
TO members OF the Z2d Regiment, members Of
the Military Athletic League and 10 pupils Of the
public schools The contests include q wall scaling
contest and the intercity relay race. in both Of
which fast from regiments all over the State
hnra anfnrea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

Although Walter J. Travis expects to sail for the
other side on April %. in all probability he will
be a competitor In the annual sDring tournament
at Lakewood on April q. % and q. Fndlay s.
Douglas the METROPOLITAN champion, also expects
to take part. and Walter +. Egan's entry has
already been received The tournament seems likely
10 nrove one OF the best OF the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The officers Of the Innis Arden Golf Club. OF
Sound Beach, Conn, composed largely of Brooklyn
and Manhattan summer residents. will meet shortly
70 consider putting UP n building for baths and
lockers. Some time the $4,000 lodge. a part OF
which the club occupied burned. and the new
building is intended 10 replace the facilities lost
by the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

Harvey Murdoch. for three president of
the Nassau Country Club. OF Glen Cove. has been
succeeded in that Office by George e. Fahys. The
other officers for the ensuing year selected
Vice-president Percy Chubb; treasurer II. r
whitney: secretary. ]. K. Maxwell jr.; captain
II [, Pratt The interscholastic tournament will
be held at Nassau this vear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

RESULTS on OTHER DIAMONDS.
A. 81; Louis-s Louis CSationaD II: 81, Louis CArner-
Al Kansas city-PiStsbzrg CS.). 10: Kansas CITY Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
SQUASH At ROCK4W1Y.
BLagden Defeats Childs IN T5co
Straight Games.

Three more matches IN the squash racquet tour
nament OF the Rockaway Hunting Club have been
decided which leaves only the semi-fnals and finals
10 be finished W. =. Blsgden, Racquet and Tennis
Club. of this city. handy defeated F. Childs, Great
Neck, in two straight games. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
WOLFE DRESSES
In Many Handsome Styles

The soft, graceful lines of
the wolfe tailor-made dress have
placed it in the very front rank
of popularity this Spring. And
so our stock shows this charming fab
ric made up in all the varying forms
of dress beauty that the best designers
have brought out.
Some of the dresses are quite mex
pensive; others are most elaborate; and
every other taste and desire is met be-
tween.
We give suggestions of few:
At S21-Eton Suits OF wolfe. with pretty
trimming: all silk-lined.
At S25-An assortment of Wolfe Suits in
dress and walking lengths; various style
Jackets with trimming: all silk-lined-
At S23.5o to S35-An assortment OF Wolfe
Dresses. in stylish designs; richly silk-lined
throughout.
At $40 to $50 and up to S75-The coIlec-
tion is large. varied. and in the most select
of styles. Second floor. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

The public links in Forest Park. Brooklyn. wi
remain closed until next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

TON" Wells has been engaged as professional
nv the Arsdale Golf Club. Of East Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

improvements requiring the expenditure Of 81
are TO be made this by the Hillside Tennis
and Golf Club. of Planheld y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

in the semi-hnals on next Saturday Herbert NJ
Hartman. amateur golf champion Of 1899 will meet
". +. Blagden, and r. F1ncke. who Won by default
from \. ID. Wrenn, will meet Ellis Postlethwait,
who from /. J. Blair by default. The final
match will DO played between the winners OF these
matches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

The following table shows the standing Of al the
players IN the recent amateur billiard champion
ship contest in Paris. which was won by Rerone
who recently defeated Wilson T. Foss In this
tournament Rerolie won. Darantiera was second
Blanc third and De Duee fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
Handsome Metallic
L A M 2 S
AT Half Price

This is fine collection of Table, nc
ception and Banquet Lamps, that ~o
secured at half price from manufac'-
urer who is retiring from the business.
They are the very highest grade OF
Metallic Lamps, and have been finishes
up, according to our own ideas, sinc'
we bought them. Some are in old BRASS
or clouded brass and gold; others are IN
old copper, or clouded copper and sOlu-
Today in these groups:
$3.50 fer IS Lamps. $3.50 for 81 Lamps.
So for SO Lamps. S4.25 for S8.oO Lamps
SIS for $40, s12 and $3.50 Lamps
Also a number OF Ruby and Black lamp -
complete with ruby etched gl0oes. =
dragon or floral designs; at 81 eaeh' rss~
larry So.
Lamp Store. Basement
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
6oipital bremnt.
Sreibnnoert Yatienten i'm @eb6noe.

PuebIo, @ol., 80. Sob. Sm
ct. Rarps Soipital, benz sr6bten Der
Staot, brah beute Nadmittag Seusr
aus. Gin befti9er Winb piitbet uno
oas @ebduoe 1T nidt su retten. Sic
waderen 26idmannfdaften eonesntri=
rem ibre berOiiAen anfreneunssn bar
auf, bic patientsn, 800 an Der 3abl,
Dor benz GlammentOoe gu rettsn. Die
panif unter ben &ranten ipottet ieber
8ei6reibung.
ADAMS M aoritdt.
Senner, 80. Gop. Mit Mus-
nabme zines Yrecinctes 1T bic officie0e
3dblung Der Stimmen In Senper
County berbolftdnoigt. sic aiebt cine
Mebrbeit bon $40 Stimmel su Gum
ffenIoams, benz oemOtratiidsn@ouper
neurs- @anoioaten. Die Stimmen ber-
tbeilert tt9, ME t0lgt: M0ams erbielt
1857, Peaboop %, 267.
Nus9etOer
al n 9 t o n, 80. Sob. Ser
fiellpertretenoe 9risssiefretdr Sliper
oronete Die NusfObung bon SObn 3.
Smith bonn pospital @orps on. uno
omar auf einen Seriat oes Sen. Grant
bin, in neldem Smith bei1ulbigt
miro, cine @e9erin sebeiratbst su boz
ben.
6 + m d Bigte 6abrpreie E.
g t. 2ouis, 80. Nob. 0on
moraen an tperben ale Babnlinien
atpifAen ct. Souls unb Chicago fir
10 Sage ben Sahrpreis atpiiden beioen
puntten gu $500 ermdBisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
@eter @iKem
nno iein Saaoni4iT.

6 bicago, 80. Sob. Wan be-
ftir4tet, baB Yeler NiFen entmsoer ere
ifift ober in ieinem rplenben BaQon,
meldem er ben uie es nun fdsint redt
gut pahenoen Namen v5Ooltiaer" CAB,
erfroren lit.
@iRen begann feline sefdbrli9e &eiie
iiber ben See setern Nahmittag unb
felt "a Stunben lit man obne Na1ri1t
iber ibn.
Nifsn 1T berislbe Waaebals, pel9er
Dor einisen Sabren in einem Sob ben
Stluoel Der Niagara=Sdle paifirte.
Sie Wnnabme, bab Nifsn srfidte,
gepinnt oaour9 on Wabrfdeinlidteit.
neil bic einSige 2uftaufubr gu ieiner
8erfisung Die in ben pGooltiler" GEE
pumpte mar. ebe er oas 2ano ber=
lieB. NiRen bate 9efern I'm Mitter.
mad einen Sturn1, Der nit elmer sc.
i4uinbigfeit bon 48 Meilsn bic Stunoe
ben See peitf&te, ourdsumaden.
Soutb b n, Mi1., 80. Sob.
8eridte bon beridieoenen puntten bon
Der Suite swiIden Widisan @itp unb
Wusfisan meloen. oaB bon peter Nii.
fen, Der i4 in ieinem .GOolfiaer", eis
mem 2einpanbboot nit 2uftfiRsn in
bic Dfens See wa9te, nidts sefeben
wuree. Wan glaubt, oab Rihen oas
Opfer ieines Bagemutbs mnrbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
8erax5erteS Wtets@.

Suaar Gursb S4tnisn grfte naaIttdt (:
1870 Yfmnb l23: 15 *fnnb 1896; lola
Qtunb l3H: 8ruette nuaIttdt /: 20-lS RfGab
lee ; LIE s.funo 124e ; IL pfuab 1sae ; 10
HfunD l3e
GaIifprnd@e S@tnien-6 BIB 8 Rtanb s}c;
8 bts IL qfurb BIC.
S@uItern -GngI. Gureo, 10 Bio 30 Hiuns
I'm Duraf9nttt. lOc; Is Rfanb DurGi&nttt.
103e, 10 bis IL Bfune l0}e.
Jribttid.Sped-RIore Gnslifb Gureb IL
asrodblter 5ugar Gureo l6e, 81 pfunb tm
Dur9t9nttt 49,; 8 bis 9 %funb TN 9,r@s
iagatt l4e; 10 bis 10 Hfunb TIT Dtr9f@nst
lille; s pfanb I'M Dur@f@mtH. f@maI. lie.
8 s,,fsnb ina Dur&i&nitt, i@n'al, 16ks
5ped, nsI.-@ewd9Iter, 8 bs 10 pfuns
I'M Dur&i&nitt. 13e; IL Bic II 4fatb Ia
Dur@i9uttt, laKs
sped-RIare Getten, 30 bis 10 Pfumb tn
Eir@i9mit, 1916; 8Iare eetter, 20 BIB 80
3 snb, 1oac; aiare Bellies, Is bs 30 phrnb,
lGfc; 10 bts 70 Tfb., lois; IA BIB Is Pfsmb,
1o5.; aiare safden. Is BIS 90 Qhs,fS. Ole:
aaien IL tiS 10 Yfsnb lots; RIars Haden 8
bis 8 Bfunh, s4e
0ep6deltes e&wetnefeti4 - 3no&asIoi3
Tamep pic $40. so; aIares 0eam $40. 100; Sam
Ip $1,000: etort GIear $3.50: &fnrpf
$14. 90.
0sbSrrtes Ntnbfei9 = e@htter, req
Sch. 14}S 9u6emietten lie; Suneni. Is;
&n6&el LIE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Better an9ena9t.
@egen Ginbringuns bewafneter
Tremoem.

81. Bouts, Wo., 80. Sob. Cine
Spscialospeide Der Dot Dispatd"
meloet bon Suauoin, Sa oaB es
bort befannt wuroe, baB Soiepb Setter
Der Beibsr Der 2Oblensruben in 3eis-
Ter f9on Dor brei Wo1en bon ben
@robseidwOrenen In Antlage3uitano
oeriebt wOrosn iei.
gr mirb in 8 Gonberflaqen beidul-
oigt In Ierlebung Der StaatsgeieBe be-
mafnete Wdnner mad S0inois ssbra9t
su baben.
@s muroe bislang tein Weriu1 GEE
madt, Better su berbaften, neil Der
surtftretenbe Staatsanwalt Scott bic
Nnselesenbeit ieinem Na9folser ibsr.
laHen mill.
go nett muroe in Der 3eisIer Mfaire
elm Wann aeiDbtet. Mntpalt Ylnit
bebauptet. baB man bel 3eigler bic
&ugeln bic ganae Na4t binour9 pfei-
fen h6ren tann.
Die Mili3 1T jebt an Ort unb Stels.
Better bat um fein @isentbum cine
Stodaoe bic Is CUB bod, 800 Sub
lang unb 400 SUB melt III erriGten
laRen. gin ieber gde fno 8lodbduier
In oeneu fH Waf1inengei1tibe befin'
ben. aufseifent. Seoe Nadt ba9eln
bieie @efnhbe ibr t6otlides Glet. Ind
elm Su6li6t if anaebroGt. Der Auf.
fanb tpdbrt nun f9on 5 Wonate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

5r;i@eS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stere -6}
&C.; bieiise etiere $3.50; biefige Sinbe
$40 bis FRO 8f1no 7c; 5iefge Rtibe zoe
bis $50 Hfsnb 63e 1abe $50 bts $50 pfunb
Sc, SITTER SOrSerp.ertei SIC, etier Stnter'
rserteI 113e, Rinb 0tnteruierteI Sc, &inb
gorbsrptertei &c. Rub go~rseruterteI SIC, Rub
nmterp,ertel 7c.
6rti1eS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10Hc. 9tnter'
u,erteI l3c, EorSerpierteI Be-.
SrsfdeS G@aifei9 Simmer per qfunh
8. ; Cbafe 73ei SGenfeI l3c; 3ads hara
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
0esSesOe.

Deben - go. Q rotber $1.16 aui De p.
fen, $l.14 BON 4uabIen; sto. 8 roroe 81. Os
December 81. 10, Basenpeten $1.I8.
Rom (neues) - SO. l weib 46e Ro. Q
weib 46c; SO Q wetb 46s. $40. 4 peis,
44e; No. 2 weib semtiai 4Ss SO. 8
wetS semii@t Acc go. 4 pets sem,i4,
44e; go 2 seIb 4b4c. 30 8 seIt 46- |;
SO. 4 selb 44k; SO. 2 eaaif9t Az
go. 8 aemti&t 46c; go. 4 sentiir, AT,
RpIben 46c.
Safer- 30 2 uetber 3l3 ao. 8 pessst
8l3e; Ro. 2 0errii&ter 3l}s; SO. q eentidi,.
Bic.
8eu No. 1 Ttmotbb $40. 80: 20.
2, So. 25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Nsm sSaaeu.Morft.

Ttmotbp-BertaufSpreie: 50 0O-i0 o.
8Iee gertaufSpreiie: $40 O0-sIl.OG,
DeIiGforn - Eertaufspretfs: ie nno bet
nuaIttdt, 65-70e; neues 45 Bic soc.
~&afr-ee&dIt 44-46c; IN een sehrex
S8.00-$9.60 per Tonne. Neuer 32-Sbe.
etrob-preie, lie na9 benz u. %. tn Sal
len, 81. 50-S6.50 [.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

pdnoler beSabIen foIgenoe 4srere:
Butter - Country. l2e, @recmerp y
elgtx 28c.
eter-26c per Duteno.
Sfibner &c, SSbne 8. Turfeus-l4-l5:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Rate.

Rate.
Sn9ros . Bertaufspreie SmYorttrtrs
S@uesertdie Doc per pfuno einbetmti@s.
S@negertdis l7e, 8iieonftn Cream /, Ra,s
12a. Tew gcrt @beboars. l2}e, etnoetns
i@er S~tnaburger 12-l4c. grid I8-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

2aporte. 5nb. prairie. 6euer
berutfel Rantaiee @ountp. RieFge
2anbfreden Fnb berbeert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

nsnrte Deranperte cranprrt St,,
Grantfarter 73c; Bologna In Ddrmem &c, In
9n6 6hc.
S1mois- IN xterceS Il. Dual. 9ae; >,
Onuittdt 9}c; 8. OuaIttdt ca