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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-12
Local BrevItles.

The Ice plant OF the Cutting Packing
Company In now fully equipped and 10
In condition 10 be operated 70 full ca
pacity.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-12

How would it do for youl
grocer to sell poor stuff or dear
stuff as he sells schilling's
Best3
Moneybacls.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-11

And some of the handsomest Hats shown this season
in this lot with the prices cut-Beaufu Brown Green,
Blue, White, Champagne and our Black Hats all 60 nk
this sae-regardess of the handsome ostrich feathers
imported flowers fancy ribbons applique laces mink fur
etc. In this lot many swell imported pat IN m
terms and only to pay. .............. lUSuU
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

SrH9es HtnbTef9-HefIi&e efiere -53
g.; bisIiss etiere $3.50; bisiise Ttnoa
$50 be EOO $fumo 7c; biefse &ilte 4O0
bis 900 $furb 6te 4ibe $50 bts $50 pfunb
&c; etisr g~croerpiertel 6}e, Stier Strters
pisrteI 112c, Ntno StnterpserteI Sc, Rtnb
g~oroerpiertsI &c. Rub Bort erpterteI &c, Rub
0!nteruisrtsl 7e.
Strides 4aIbReHG-4dIber 10xc, 2inter'
nisrteI 13c, BorberuierteI Sc.
Strides s9afieil1 - 2dnr1er per pf,nth
8, ; S1afe 73e; S@enteI l8e; &ads hun.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
0eram@erteA NIetf@.

1,,ccr e,,r,h edintsn grae OuaIitdt !:
$50 sf,,,,b 1874: tx sfsub 1aac: 1912
as,,uh 1aL. 0meite NnsIttdt {: 20-ls Nfunb
i2c . TX ssh,np 124c /: IA Ef,nb 1870 : 10
s,t,,,n 70.
S~oIi5orni,ne g6tu,eu-S bis 8 ah.ub sac:
1
6@uItern-GngI. eureo, IL BIZ 20 BfsrS
TN Dur6fhnttt, 1Oc; 16 8fanb Dur@i&nttt,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
0eIretre.

Meiaem $40. 2 rptber $1.153 Guf Gee,
fen, $l.l4 pon RIbIen; SO. 8 rot5sE 81 %
Nopember 81. 14X; Dasenpeben S Lib.
Rorn (neues) - yo. l weib 47e do. 3
meiB 47e; so 9 ruetb 47e: go 4 pets,
44c; No. 2 wets semtfGt Az %D. 2
metb semii&t Ale; go. 4 peib semdG'
43ie; SO. 2 seIb 47c; SO 8 seIb 4K
$50. 4 seIb 44!s; SO. 2 ssnrti9t z4ie
SO. 8 asmii9t 47c; SO. A sentiiGt 44i;
RoIben 46c.
Safer- 30. 2 wetber 313:; SO. 3 neiter
81}e; go. 2 9ertti9ter 3l}c; Ro. 8 eeuii4tfr
31c.
Qeu 80. 1 Tiuiotbp &c. 90; 1o.
2, So rs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
b.

q o m. D. W. 8rooerid, Weib=
gii1of bon 9abanna, @uba, murbe
bonn papf in pribat.A uoiens empfan=
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

indianapolis 0etaiIi gertaufsprene:
Nanmuitb 9Iee $6.50@$z.0O
Rotber $6.00--$6. 70.
2Iliife 81. 25-$8.00.
2lIfaIfa $8.60-S9.00.
@eiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Ttnotbp ~$1.8b-$1.S0.
@epdbIter 81 60-$1.s5.
8rir1a 81. ISL 80.
SancS 8entudp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.@
@rtra reines IN Gbaf 50c-60c.
Or9asb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
Reb Top IN @baf 85c-$1.2 %.
BeiBer Soma Samen 9afer 50c-60c.
@eiber Sninois s5c-55e.
Samen Corn wetb unb seIb 81. I0-s1.&.
almber 8uderrobr Santen $1-1.25..
GnfiIage Corn 9Oc@S1.10.
Tribiabr gerfte 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
o Ssaeea.merft

Xtaotbp-Eerfaufspreiie: 50 .0O-l0.00.
3Iee gertaufspreiie: $40 00{sl1.W.
BeIidtorn - 8erfaufspretie: ie nao os
nuaIttdt, 65-70e; neues 30 bis DOC.
Safer-sei&dIt 4-46c; tn ben aearen
S8.0O--$9.50 per Tenne. 9aeuer 32-35e.
e~trob-greie, lie na9 benz Cru. tn rak
lea, $5.6O-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
$offnungen i4ma@,
seui tpO>S enfi6rift au ben i3aren fHbrt iduerlid
gum 3iel.
Se Serbanolnngen Ger epodemahenSen @eriammlung jbt geiblonen.
god INNER Sti0e anf benz ariegsidanplab. = aeref int
Staatsratb faltgefeat. - &rhess+Siumane.
&uBlano.
Ste Senf9rift Der
6 E Il b 8.


st. petersburg,2 %. Sob. Der
Sdlub-Irtitel Der Semitoo=D enti4rift
an ben Safer !autet: SIM Sinblid auf
bic idpierise Sage i'm Snneren uao
NsuBsren, wel9e RuBlano iebt our4e
ma9:, briift oieie ni9t=amtli6e Wer=
fammluns Die SOHnuns aus, bic iOu'
berdne Ma4t uerbe freigeudblte Wer-
treter Der Ration entbieten, I'm auiam=
men nit ibnen basin gu uirten. baB
fir oas 8aterlanb cine neue &ehts=
9runblage gu 9emeinfamer S~bdti9teit
spiiGen Der taiierlidsn Ma9t uno
benz 8Olte sei9ahen tueroe.
Na9oem bic ernfen Nufeabsn Der
gsriammlung srfilt finb, reiien piele
Selegaten bereits beimpdrts.
SIM lebten Nuaenblif purbe bic
Gorm Der Ssnfi9rift babin aednbert
mir bofen, es iii Der Wuni4 bes
2aifers eine National=8 e riammlung
einsuberufen."
Sas Soupt.S ntereHe erregt ieBt Die
Nntuort, wel9e Der 9aiier su asben
bat. Minifter bes Snnern Wirsfp
iberrei6t i6on morssn perI6nlid bic
Senfiarift. Mles, mas iiber Den grs
fols seiast miro, fino germutbunsen.
Ia9 a~nsemsiner @nfidt, bic islbft
bon pielen Sbeilnebmsrn on Der 8er=
iammIung sebest miro. fdat Die taiier-
Iide Mntport un9inftig aus. NGein
bic 9an5e Sage 1T 10 p6lig obne gei=
fpiel, baB audi bic am beten unteri9=
teten ni9t porausfeben t6nnen, mos
geidebsn mag.
Die 3eitungen biirfen 3par bic
Semfpo : 8sriammluna niGt Die
rect srpdbnen, beipre4en aber Indirect
Die Graeen Der Senfidrift.
Nobofti, nit Der M69li9tsit red-
nenb. baB Yertreter bes Bolts balb ein=
berufen perben, peiit oaralf bin, oab
BON ben 81 probinsen MIR "a seieb.
li9e SsmfDos befBen.
Mostau, %. Nob. Cine Yer=
fammlune bon uniberfitdts Brofefo=
rem uno Stuoenten tele9rapbirte bic
bsr3Iidften @ltdmtnide an Die Semf-
bo 8Orfbenoen uno ben Winifer
Wirstp, bas prOsramm fir cine bsr=
fa1unesmdBise &egierun9 biaigenb.
Sf.Mien.
&ube bdlt q n.
Wufbeu, 81. 8ob., beripdtst.
Die &ube Der sanSen 2inie entlans
muroe beute nur bur4 9ele9entli9e
SdiHe uuterbro9en. Seine erniien
3uiammenttoBe.
Ruroti's angebIi9er Sob.
Berlin. %. Sob. Wie Der Wut.
benz correspondent oes 9otal.I naeisers
tele9rapbirt, erbaltsn fid bic @erii9te
bonn Sooe 3urOti's unb tu.roen bon
@binsfen, bic aus iapanti8en Bayern
tommen, 1eri berbrettet.
aIerieffi noe 9 g.
rath.
st. Petersburg, %. Sob.
Gin taiierlidsr utas bon beute ernennt
8icsf6nis alerisf gum Mitalieo beg
Staatsratbs unb bss Miniitsr-@ umites.
& o m den
&ranfen=S d N I.
o. %. Sob. Sin oman
tiidss gesebnib idlingt fid um bic
psrion Der ruifi9en 3ranten=p fese=
rim Srln. @Orelle, s~e9enwdrtig mud
Sapan unterue9s.
I'm ibren 2iebhaber gu finoen, lisB
fe fid bon 9inefihen &dubern gefan=
gen nebmen, bic fe in bic iapanif9en
2inien f4lsppien.
DDS Mdb9en mar, ME es beiBt,
tpdbrenb bes BorersMufftanbes 6rans
fen=pHegsrin uno setpann cine Me-
baille, neil He trob elmer 8%ermunouns
ibrs bilfrsi9e Sbdtisteit fortiebte.
Sas 21=idhrise Mdoden if bon
herhorrooooAer GAXnho;f,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

SnotanapsIts RafeesBreife:

Snot0ndpelts RaffeesTreHe:
@epobnI. bts gutter lO-12e; prtHsa bss &c.
rrablter 14-l6c /; Sanep 32HSSe, gOIa.s
Deuow Is BIB 22c. Sapa 2S-32e.
SIN Badetsn:
Grtoia $13.26. Zion 1928, SerieS S13.2S:
Caracas $12. 76, Dtuwortb's $12. %, 2u.d
Sasa 8lsnh SIG. 00,R aiIpou& sl2. 2S. eotey
BIenbeb Sapa SI2.25.
8uder-D ominoes 8.06e; etifsucer SAB
puIuerifrter 6.4oc; xfff pu~IpertFrte, 6 ooe.
feiner granuIirter 5.40c; Gabes {. lOs: Con,
'ectioners' G6.55e; Ribsenoob q 6.45e; Hbb.
ng 4 6.40e; gtnpire u 9. sos; SosaI erryu
@olben 6 6.sOe; BtnbfOr egtra g 6.25s
&iogepooo 6 6.20c; seIber 6 6.lO I; Is gels
Der 4. 80.
@etrOtnete 5ri&te-AspfeI, on Der Come
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bts 7Ke;
@itron l5c bs lac; %ofnen, Q Grupn, per
Rfunb. 7e. 8 grown 7Ae. 4 gromn TIC iaa,
menfsets &c bis Sc, California Ruscatel 7Ks;
euItana 7Ac, tu1portirte SuItana lie bts I4e,
California Apritofen Sc bis I2c.
piGIes-24OO i'm Sab $40; lac i'm Sas
IS; 1900 TN SaIbfab $500; 500 TIM 30.
Sc. 80.
eyrup-etanbarb gcrn 23e bis 26c; &c.
wdbIter &c Bic 52c; Sorghum Csc Lis sec;
Stem Orleans NoIsHes Ice bis 26e; serpasi.
ter 30c bis 38c.
gtnsema9te Observation-Disclosures 8 SD.
Slice peaGes etanbarb, 8 2fO., Sd
2.26; combs 8 9funb 81 6O-S1. IS; ~.
peades. 81 .40-$1.60; Nnanas, StanoGto,
Z Yfb.. 81. 65{Sl.9O; eecoubs, Q 9tune,
81 20 SLAB; crime BObnen, 8 E,fans Rams
men, 1abaua anaaas 5 1.9O-S2. a6s,
@efisbte @xbien. 81. 2O-sl.7 6. frabs Suai 70
@ents, Rarrow S0c, stnseusi9ts 55s-Sos
tomatoes, 8 gfunb. 81. 1O-sl.l6, 8uGss.
&orn SOc-S1. 90. EpfeIbu.ter, per Sutsnh,
8 spfmnb. 81.
Mihe-8rasiI meu SC bis 1Oe; Stlbests IL i.
@anbeIn IA; wei9f9aIise Ranbeln 15e;
Serbian RanbeIa l5c; 4eanats &c BIS 5ss,
serSftete 7c bis &c; @nsIi@e GaIniHs
@ffs-geas go Or. Eef), Sat-, s-l1s p,
@aEone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

Mairfe - 0erdu@erte 8ratuurf &c.
6ranffarter 73e; Bologna tn Ddrmen Sc, in
Tu1 6hc.
S9mab- IN xterces L. Dual. CSC: 8.
0uaIttdt Sic; 8. 0uaIttdt Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23


@be 6oo iu6t jest grlaubniB fir fe
3u erlanger, bic bermunoeten &uHen
IN Sapan 5u p1egen.
Cine Eepsi1e aus Gen. Sfu's
9auptquartter bonn 20. Noo. bate
gemeloet, cine ruifii9e S1msfter bonn
&otben Rreu3 lei am Sonntag i'm
iapanii4en Eager erfdienen. nit Der
Bite, bic ruIiiiden @efaneenen in
Waiiupama pfesen au oiirfen. sic
CAB fd FIR bic Sodtsr zines ruiiSdsn
Oberfsn aus. 9in3useftist mar, ibr
Wuni1 Tel erfhlt porben.
S9reden bes 2riees.
8 t. petersburs. %. NOp.
General 3uropattin mefbet cine ttbne
Sbat. bic 4 6reimiaise elmer ruiii6sn
patrouiae am 16. periibten.
Die patrouile entoedte Elm dime
fidss 9aus, bon Is Sapansrn bsiebt.
ID 5reimiaise entfdloHen fid our
Spreneuns bes plabss, es selans
ibnen unbemertt bon ben Waden nit
pprorlpn 9efaute Sano. @ranaten 81
leeen unb fid auriid3usieben
Weniae Minutsn oarauf ~srplobirtsn
Die @ranatsn, oas Saus p0nis ser-
triimmerno. Mnlangenoe iapanii6s
8srtdrtunssn fanoem ale SniaHen
unter ben Sriimmern tobt poer ber=
munoet.
SfrpbIpffaur Il d.
8Iaoib o Il o d %. Sob. go=
miral Streolof III bon Mutben que
riidsstebrt.
Seferreia sungarn.
&efultat oes & o + me-
plans.
@ n, %. Sob. Sie &s9ierune
srlieB cine amtlide @rfldruns tber Die
&eiultate oes 6fterr. =ruffften &eform=
proeramms fir Maceoonisrt, nuf @on=
iularberidte 9effGbt.
Seit Sanuar baben fid bic 3ufdnbe
tpeientlid gebshert, tuosu au9 Die
MaBreseln Der bulsariiden &e9ieruna
geeen Die rebolutiondre 8epegung bel
beitrugen.
gis au9uff febrten 5000 ooer etma
Sc prosent alsr Glidtlinse in ibr
Seimatblano suriid. Die 6inan3lage
Der prObin3en 3eigt einen ueberi4uB
bon $1O, 600, 600, moour9 Die Nusla=
gen FIR bic bortisen Sruppen in nor=
maleH 3siten seoedt finb.
Der 5onb, ben @eneral=Snipeetor
Silmi Yaida gum Wieberaufbau Der
Sduier srbielt, miro nod INNER als
unsenii8eno be5ei4net.
GanariI9e Snieln.
% ieber Elm 6eutf9er
Sruppen- 3 a m ,
BEL 9dbigt.
2psp a m q 8, %. Nop. Ser
beutf9e Sransort. Sampfer @buaro
Woermann, nit 1900 Sruppen nod
9amar unb 9. g. 30. -Mfriea, fam
bierber tuesen ernftlider Bsiddbisune
ieiner S9raubsn surif.
Der Sampfsr it elm Sdmefferfdiff
Der geitern Dor Smafopmunb geftran=
eeten @ertrub @oermann.
Stalien.
9 u q nj m { n It o 5 zines q m e.
ritani den aOblen=
Bootes.
Senua, %. Sob. Sn Solge
zines 3ufammenfoBes awiiden benz
amerifaniiden 2oblenboot Nbaranoa
uno eirsr italisniiden Barrie berf6ob
Der 3r.u3er Olympia, Der fdon 9efern
bdtte fabren folen, feline Nbreiie Bis
beute.
Die Olympia fuhr eemeiniam nit
benz 9oblenboot mad Gibraltar, mo
oies reparirt pirb. Der S4aoen miro
auf $4,000 9eiddbt.
Nieoerlanoe.
Sturm.6 lutb.
mferoam %. Sob. Die
SaIautie Snfeln, noro6flid bon @ele=
BEG, MalaieH Mrdipel, uurben bon
einem i&limmen Orfan bsimseiu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
Weritopfnna nnS Bldhnna

&uriert in einem Gage our9 9rafe's YaI-
rnetto @ine. Seoer Qeler oiefer 3eitung folte
cine .8oftfarte I'm cine freie YrobefIaf6e OH bic
2rdfe Oormula Company, 9btcago, fenoeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
Seutihlano.
8 eraIte 8 5.

Oerlt II, ~. NoO. Ote preubt=
i@e &eeieruna bat f6 peranlabt qefe=
ben. bic ueberfibrung Der preubiihen
8raboenfmdler uno Der barunter ru=
benoen @ebeine preueiider 3rieaer bon
benz alien Wilitdrfrieobofe in 2aroli=
nentbal, bel Drag, nod preubii6en
8oben, au beranlaRen. Ser Sriebhof
piro aufgelafsn unb mdbrenb Die 6lter=
reidiide WilitdrOermaltnng bic ueber-
ftibrung Der bort bstatteten plterreidi=
iden Offi5iere unb Wannfdaften unb
beren Dentmdler na1 benz Wohaner
5rieobofe Derftigte, traf ie, Oh Na9.
ldfigfeit ooer nbfi6tli1 lit i1iht reat
liar. teinerlei 8eifimmung betrefs Der
finf bonn Sabre 1866 ffammsnben
Sentmdler preubiider Grieger. D.
pobl cffi5iel teinerIsi Rlase s,fibrt
wiro. ideirt man in maBgebenben
9reiier bod redt unangenebm berihrt
su fein, benin bic preuBif6e @eaieruna
bat bic @elegenheit tpabrgenommen,
UNI 9leidSeitig bic preubif9en @rab=
monuments. eb%enfaIs BON 1866, beim
ebemaligen &eidstbore in Drag, nad
DeutfGlanb b~rinaen gu lafen. @s 1T
nod nidt befimmt, auf weldem eeut=
fden @ottesader bic aefalenen Breu=
Sen ibre enosaltise &ubefdtte finbsn
weroen.
GaIf9e NbeIs prdbi-
tate.
Berlin, %. Nobbr. Sas Be-
rolos-Nmt 1T eifris oamit befadftigt,
5dae auf3uipiiren. in benen fid unbe=
fuate perionea bas Noelsprdbifat bei=
legen. @s bsrlautet, baB Die Mgenten
beg Imtes aud in Sraufreid. gne=
Lamb, Oeferrei4 uno ben Hereinafter
Staaten @rtunbisunsen einse3ogen
unb 8etpeiie eefunben baben. tpelde
auf sablreide uebertretunse idlieben
lafen. 8an3 befonberer Wibbraud
miro nit benz einfa9en bon" se=
trieben.
Sie unertpartete Sbdtigteit beg ionif
ni6t aasu emi9su Serolbs= Nmtes fol
auf einen ipecielsn 8efebl bes &aiiers
8urtid3ufiibren fem.
6roBbritannien.
oebeI lis 1iebs=
r.
2onbon, %. Sob. 0eriu1e
fino i'm 8an9e, um Prdfiosnt &ooie=
belt als Sdisosridter our gnti6sibuns
oes Streits 5wiidsn Banana uno ben
auspdrtieen @ldubiaern iiber bic Cos
lombiide Sdulo gu s%etpinnen.
Cine 8erfnmmluns 1T einberufen,
uelde barber beratben iol, ME am
beiten bon Banana elm She'll Der 10
Milionen Dollars, tpel6e Wmerita fur
ben @anal beaablte, erlanst merosn
t6nne unb es tuirb borgefdlaaen, prd=
iibent &~OoieDelt um u~ebernd6me oes
S9ieosri9ter=Nmt gu bitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
Mrgentinien.
Neuer Streif.

8aenos Mpres, %. Noo. Ser
Streit 1T bon neuem ausgebro6en.
Droihfens unb Selepbon Sienif 1T
eingefieat. aum She'll aud Der Stra=
benbabn=Y erfebr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
gwtter, Uter uuo @eaaasI

SGroIer be8abIen foIsenoe 4retie:
U'ttter - Country, l2e, ereOmerp 17t,
sIeta 28c.
Gter-26c per Dutenb.
Sibner e3c. 2dbne 8. Eurfebs-l4-15c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
e0ntereteu.

indianapolis 0etaiIig ertaufspretie:
Rammutb Rice Sc. 6O@$7.O 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
Hr6@ts tsnD SENATE.
te.

SraGte.
GepfeI-$1.2 5-$2.7 10 per 6ab.
8ananen-@epablte 81. 30 bis $500 pei
Ban@. srueite HuaIttdt 81 bis $1.25.
RotaSnHH e-$3.26 per Suneert.
@ttronen-Reiinas, 81. 90.
Oronsen- Sanep California &dIensia $3.50
$a.75 bis $500.
@~nanas--$2. 25 per @rate.
9Haumen-S1.0 90 per BuibeI.
Sirnen hGe-$l 90 per SuibeI.
Tancp 8irnen-$1.6 90 per gtate.
1eigen Smprna 11-l6c bas Dfunb.
DatteIn &c per pfunb, 80 Sfc. &tften.
Neuer Sonig-16c.
Truuben lbc bis Ice per 8orb.
8firf@e 81 bis So Is per BuibeI.
0emAfe.
Neue Iotbe &iiben-60e per guibel.
Sraut-6Oc bis 75c PET Sab.
BIumenfobI $i.5o per Dusenb.
@urfen 4Oc yer Rorb.
@eIerp-per Smnh l6c.
@riine Bobnen Toe per BuibeI.
Grimes Corn, Ice per Dusenb.
Neue aartofeIn 50c per 8aibeI.
SibfartofeIn $2-3 per SaB.
yabieie 8e-i8c per Oubenb gur4es.
Tbubarb lOc per Ouseno.
GaIat ST. co per Sab.
SpIebeln - 90c per Buibel.
Spanii9e 3ipiebeIn 81. 30 per Crate.
Tomatoes-sO per BuibeI.
Napp Sobnen S. per 1ufbeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
&ur3e 9epefdea.
o.. Nobember.
SnIauo.

NntQup D.
Wafbington. Mmtlider Nm
tinoigun9 sufol9e miro 8rabp nod
mails gum @ouperneur bon Mlasfa err
r1annt.
Netp Oorf. Sie @unarb 2inie
finbist cine grb6buns Der 3uifden=
osds-preiie nod Often bon $17 auf
$33 an.
81. Souls, Wo. Ridarb W.
Scrueg, audi i'm Often ~befannter
philanthropy, lit SO Sabre alt ge=
ftorben.
q abbtIIe, Senu. Sn Wart=
race, 5enn., uuroe bic ~16=idbri9e
Sable Waite bon einent paKaeierause
eet6btet; ibr 12=jdbriser 8ruoer 1T
lebenssefdbrlid berleBt.
g s francisco. Sorpeoo=
b~potideer Paul Sones 1T aus Wasoa.
lena Bah an9elangt. mo er on ben
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thizes with the evil, but a good many
people reason in just that way. II
is possible that if some enthusiastic
delegate should get up and offer a
resolution protesting against the
practices of the head-hunters OF Bor-
neo. or the cannibals Of South Al
rica. and get the other Daughters
sufficiently worked up over the hor-
rors Of these social customs, anybody
who opposed the resolution would
Immediately be accused of secret
warnings toward head-hunting and
devouring human flesh It would be
hardly more absurd than taking il
for granted that a delegate wished
to defend polygamy because she
thought an association purely his
torical in its ostensible aims had
nothing TO do with the case of a
Senator from Utah who is not po-
lygamist.
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Ranks Of the Vino.

i high clustering wind greatly marrcd
the solcmnity of the ID. A H. corner
stone laying exercises yesterday. The
breeze see med 20 come from every direc-
ton al once IL switched about the long
sreaners of bunting attached TO the
srandstand in most reckless fashion
and much handsome headgear worn by
the stately Revolutionary DANES was
thrown into coquettisb confusion This
wasn't All the humor that the wind was
responsible for, however.
To those 1T any Distance ron the
grandstand II was simply an iu,possi-
biiity 10 hear even the voices of those
who were making addresses. 1-lle audi-
ence saw The speakers making gestures
and guessed Che rest. This PERHAPS. ac-
counts for the unusual reception which
the Rev. Edward Everett Hale received
during the progress of his invocation.
While in the most solemn part of his
invocation thsTs were euebursts az ap-
plause frosn The western PARK C the In
closure. = number OF youths IN that
vicinity had mistaken the venerable min
listers prayer Tor patriotic address.
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Girls Big SAKE.

Men have often been heard to ais
count the ability of women to hold their
place among members of the steTner sex
in the various spheres which the latter
hold dear Women are given little credit
for professional success. So they say,
and even in the field of sports their per
fo:mances often meet with good-natured
derision from their acquaintance
among the men. However. the latter do
not deserve to be blamed in this for
certainly there is just cause for their
attitude when foolish women make eS-
hibitions of themselves. and so bring
down the wrath of men on women gen
orally.
An instance Illustrating this occurred
at the BennIng race track on SATURDAY
when a very much excited young We
man attracted the attention OF every
one on the grandstand. 1t was in the
first race. ard her shouts 10 Esperanc-
drowned out every other sound. Not
content with standing on the floor sue
climbed first to the bench, and then 20
the back of it. madly ciinging 70 any
thing within reach. and shouting at the
top of her voice:
Come on. Esperance. Come on ola
bOyi 1Ou KNOW YOU Can run III tue Hlue.
| Come ont Remember what you've done:
| Come on Come on. Esperance, Beai
'em out. You know you can do it,"
The young woman's mother vain;y
lpleaded with her To be silent and was
evidently much embarrassed through her
daughters behavior. Esperance led
under the wire. and the young woman 5
enthusiasm knew no bounds. She
screamed herself hoarse and when she
had finally become subdued. mals
standing near. who had been watching
her. and was much interested TO know
what she proposed to do with ali ;ne
money she had evidently lGred from tne
boolxunaker. touched her on the arm and
said:
You were in luck that tine. How
much did you have upg"
She turned to him an6 respondsc
quickly; Dollar for third
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from the Columbia Theater who follow
ed him into an Street saloon after
TIC performance OF .-Everyman last
week.
Well. what do you think Of a show
with no chance to see a man between
acts?' the man exclaimed. Shows Ike
that don't go in Cheyenne An hour
and forty minutes on the burning sands
without even glass Of water. No more
Of these morality shows for Jimmie
Jones. of Laramie. Wyo
We'll ] was Just ceIebratin' the end
Of Lent when I got into this business.
and got six years Of Lent condensed
into one little hour and forty minutes
And the worst OF it was I had TO pinch
myself 10 make sure I wasn't snaky
when the actors began TO pour into the
theater from the wrong end And when
they began that procession on the stage
and marched around in the audience.
couldn't MAKE ~ my mind whether
was in church or at q music hal. where
the lady actors offer life savers TO the
audience at so much a 2int.
NO more high art for me. Just LEI
Jimmie have lady mInstTcls-~
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A Delegate in Hot Water.
Another Fruitless Attempt to Put Com
mon Sense Into the Smoot Case.

Another Fruitless Attempt to Put Com
mon Sense Into the Smoot Case.
A small tempest was caused in the
deliberations OF the Daughters of the
Revolution yesterday by the attitude
of a California delegate. Ida Hustled
Harper, regarding a resolution on
the case of Reed Smoot, which was
about to be railroaded through with
great enthusiasm and celebrity. Mrs.
Harper said she thought the organi-
zation had no business with the
Smoot case, and also expressed the
opinion that if any such resolution
were to be passed the members of
the convention ought to know more
about the subject than they did.
Now, that was a most sensible
contention, inasmuch as there have
been grave doubts in the minds of a
good many thoughtful people wheth-
er the Senate of the United States
itself had any particular business
with Mr.. Shoots religious beliefs.
But the way in which it was receive
ed illustrates the amount of logic
with which these protests" are
mostly concocted. The congress i'm
mediately hoped to the conclusion
that Mrs. Harper was a Mormon, or
wanted to defend the Mormons. or
had some reason for wanting to make
things easy for Reed Smoot, any
how, and If not, why should she OBJ
ject 10 a resolution being sent to
Senator Burrows by an organization
not member of which could vote,
on a subject Of which probably not
one in ten Of the members had any
practical knowledge?
Il was unfortunate for Mrs. Har-
per, but her fate is merely the fate
usually met by common sense when
surrounded with emotional irrele-
vance; and we have had many such
instances Of martyTdom in the his
tory Of our country. OF course, 10
argue that any particular organiza-
ton has no business to condemn any
particular evil does not necessarily
mean that the organization sympa-
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ORIGIN OF POUNDS STERLING. !.

How many folk who work every day
in the year who use the phrase pounds
sterling" are aware OF its origin? Prob
ably not one in thousand. Yet the aG-
jective sterling, which apart from
it's commercial sense has come to indl-
cate worth and genuineness, has a GU
rions historical significance. and Is a
distinct survival of the times when
England did not weigh SO heavily in the
balance or power as she does now In
the fourteenth century the trade OF the
known world was almost without excep-
ton, in the hands of the Hanseatic
League. Within this league there were
many towns, most OF which coined
money, some using better metal than
others. Lubec, a Baltic city. made the
best money. and the English merchants.
who even then knew a good thing when
they saw 1t. used to contract for pay
ment in the moneys OF the Easter
lings' Easterlings being their name for
The Baltic merchants. Shortened for
convenience, the word still obtains, anc
has all its original force