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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Surge 9epei@en.
5. @pril.
& nIa u b.


2incoln n, gtebr. W. S. Brpan
febrte aus benz Often auriif, um iest
mebrere Mo6en in6airoiep gu bleiben.
Mtrpn, 8. 9ie Nfron @pac-
8ant murbe sef9lOhen unb stpei @on=
cursbertpalter ernaflnt. Die 8erbinb=
li9teiten meroen auf 81, Isl, $40 an=
eegeben, benet1 Mctiba in Der 9lei9en
S6be 9e9eniberifeben.
90 n 9 t 0 n. Bic @nti9et=
bung bes Bunbes=O bergeri9ts, pel9e
Der 3mif6enfaatli6en 9anoels=Gom
milton Die gefu9niB aufpri6t, ale
auf @orporationen begin. @ontracte gu
priifen, berleibt biefer 8eb6roe erft ibre
Mirfun9sfraft.
MuSIanO.
Berlin. Prin3 @rnf b. 2einin=
gen TT geftOrben. @r NOR 1880 ge-
bpren.
6 I. % etersbnr q. Der @Du=
berneur BON Befarabien bat, i'm 9in=
bid 1uf bic georobten antiiemitii6en
Musbribe, 6traBen=N nfammlunger
uno MaHentragen berboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
MiRaliifter ,,gpSesiprnma."

SIN Cirrus 8uf9 in Berlin foIte
iingit an einem Nbenbe cine neue Sen=
fattonsnummer porgefiibrt perben:
WfiB Sadfon fonte rS9leifenfabrt"
C,,Looping the loop'O unb nSDbes=
fprung" in einem Sempo ausfi6ren.
gu biefem 3nede ret9te bic S9leife
nt4t pie ibli9 Bis gum 8oben Der
Manese berunter, forbern tie bra9 an
ibrem Gnbe, nit elmer fGeinen Stei=
gung na9 oben, ettpa 5pei Biz bret
Ddros iiber benz Grbboben idb ab, 10
baB Die Gablerin, penn tie Die S9leife
htrter ii9 bate, an biefer Stele gum
fogenannten Sobesfprung binausz
f9ne1en muBte. Die S9leifenfabrt
bate Mib Sadfon au9 eliidli9 binter
ii4, bod beim So~besfprung Derlor tie
bic &i9tune. sic purbe mad Der re9z
ten Settle BIN binausgef9leubert, flog
nit benz Stab geeen bas feittpdrts auf=
geipannte Neb unb bann iiber bafelbe
btnaus in ben I'm bic Mane9e fl9 BIN
aiebenben Gang, no fe nit benz &opf
gegen bic SiBreibe anf9lu9. Sur9
bds Reb mar Der Stnr5 aber bod 10
gemilbert ipprben, baB Die Rablerin
fi6 fur5 bana9 benz pIblifum als
rurlDerlest" DOrfteIIen fOnnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
National Slfoeiation Ser
Detail @rOceriien Der 8er. Staaten
Gan sSrnnciScu, 8. bis 8. Mat.

Sabrtarten mad Gan francisco nnb Sos
Gngeles, @al., unb 5uriid perben p~erfanft
pom %. @priI bis eini6IieBli6 80. 9lprI
1904; ebenio am l. Stat fir iol9e 3I9e, Gle
ibre Pafaaiere in Chicago, 8eoria, ct.
2ouis Ober Sairo an bemieIben Sag lanben,
pom allen 8unften bet big Sour, gins
cinnott Nortbern unb 9. 6 Il. Sc. 81. 3u
iebr rtiebri5en Staten.
69fieBli9e Retourfabrt bei9rduft anf 80. STUNTS
9tberals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Beftetn @briitian Aboocote's 5peaials3uq fir
Sos Nn9eles. thr s~equemIihfeit Der 9elegafen uub
Mnbere, tpelde bic Wacific aifte 5u befmben min.
fbeu, fdbrt Oto Big Sour 8pute.
SIR ndbert ~Suformotion unb Giu5eIbeiien menbe
man f4 an bic Big Sour Eidet Aeenten ober i9reibe
an WARREN J LYNCH,
Gen'1 f SIS. & Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Streifbredtrm nlb Gemerfi6aftltru.
GonsreR.
q t..

Serat.
% abington, 5. Npril. @e=
nator Morgan bra9te beute ieinen Nm
tra9 Dor, Der @eHeralanpalt m6ge ben
Senat oarttber %lnformiren, mas er bin
T9tli6 bes NnfauFs Der @ieentbums=
re6te, Die Colombia gum 8au zines
Sfbmus=@anals &c. 8. Wiie sepdbrte,
our6 Die 8ereinigten Staaten getban
babe. Ser Senator benubte ben Mn
trag 81 elmer &eoe iiber bic Canal
Sage, ~erfldrenb, Die neue Banama=8e=
ieQiAaft lei nur als pd6ter Der @igen=
tbumsre6te auf Dem Sitbmus 81 be-
tra6ten. Wenn mir Der &eeierun9
bon Banana Die $40. 600, 900 besab=
len, 10 fei Die amerifanif6e 4esierung
bere6tigt, nit Der Canal 8efeai9aft
aIs Bd6ter 3u berbanbeln.
Morgan taoelle in i9arfen Worten
Die vWafenfreduns ber @~ereintsten
Staaten bor Der Canal eielf9aft"
uno bemertte, .es fno irgenb pel9e
berbOrgenen Ginftf1e am @erte, tpel6e
iener @eieQibaft eine ausf9Iaggebenbe
Ma6t auf ole uniere iiinsiten 6ano=
unfere iiinsiten 6anolunaen bel benz
@anal=n %nternebmen berf9aft baben".
STR etwaiee gera6serunsen lei Die
Canal : @efelidaft, our6 Granfrei6
gebedt, berantportli6. Worgan beu-
tete Die W6sli6teit an, Die 8eieli9aft
t6nne ii9 peigern, einen befrieoisen=
ben gerfauf ab5uf6lieBen. Die 8er=
86gerung Der 3abluns an Banana
ftebe in ieltiamen @eseniab gu Der 9af
BEL Der Qualification oes Sap : 8arila
8ertrags uno fe bdnge nit ben Gnr=
berun9en Der Canal @eieni6aft au-
1ammen.
Worean beantra9te am S9lufe Nb=
ftimmung tiber feinen Nntrag; er ueroe
aber auf @enetor Gittrebge's Mntrag
Dem Nusfduiie fur inter- oceanif9 60
ndle iibermeiIen.
9aus.
Die 8eratbung iibsr bic 8stpiIi=
gunes=0 orlase fir bic Militdr= Ntaoe=
mic tpurbe beute fOrtgefebt.
abg. grinee, ST., tpel6er bic 8e=
fiimmuneen Der gorlage befiirmortete,
f6meifte gu elmer furaen politii6en
&eoe ab, tporin er Die Watl beg prd=
~ioenten &oDiebelt i'm Nppember pros
pbe5eite.
Die friiberen MiBbeaigfeiten atpi=
T9en benz Brdfibenten als 9D1f=gpm=
manbirenber Der Mrmee un0 benz
&rieesietretdr be3eidnete &eoner als
vianfte 3ephpr=3 ebe" i'm gerelei9 au
benz, mas f6 spifden @eneraltab uno
&rteesfefretdr ereienen mtirbe. Si9er=
lid werbe Der gefretdr ni9t als Saupt=
@Iert Die 9efrete bes Generalfabs re-
9iffriren, fonbern nerbe Dem Stab
iiber ben Ropf ma9Ien unb befen Mit=
glieoer un'er fi6 bringen.
Sie 0anblunasmeiie biefer .anter=
eeorbneten Off5iere i'm @recutip-D De-
partement" baben Dem Sauie bic uuan=
nebmlidfeiten berf6aft, Die ss in 10
man@er 9infidt seDabt bat. 3wii9en
Dem &eeierun9s Bureaus unb beren
Der 2e9islatipe herrf6e Elm gesenieitises
MiBtrauen. Sie boben 8emilieun:
gen, Die Der @ongreB made, miirnen
bur9 Undergraduate 8eamte abgef6dbt.
Wan miiie Den Departements= 8orfdn=
ben gu berfteben eeben, baB. tpenn fie
bic 8ren5e ibrer 3ebte iiberi6reiten,
Tie ni6t einen Dollar erbalten tpiiroen.
Nbe. Wabe, Sa., fpra6 iiber Die
Sruts unb mari benz 8eneralannalt
bDr, uur 9 groaei1e gegen fie anee=
ftrengt gu baben. Mbg. Gaines, Senn.,
ertldrts, bur6 ben Gleif9truR piirhe
oas BOLT ausgehungert.
CF ~ so { { r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Sdifsne@ri@ten.
u n q o n, m e n.

Bremen: vRatier Wilbelm Der @roBe"
bon Stem Oort.
2ouDon: rWeiaba" BON Seem Oorf.
Senerife: vNbpoos" bon San 6ran=
cisco.
Mopine: vMforia" bon Stem Oort.
Nntperpen: v3elanb" bon Seem Oorf.
Stem Sort: v8aoerlanb" bon Mntper=
pen; ROTTERDAM" bon ROTTERDAM.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

@lebeIanb, g., 5. Npril.
Ser 9treif Der @onbucteure unb Mo=
torleute Der @lepelanb & Soutbmefern
FRACTION So. murbe beute aberfldrt,
nahbem auf elmer 9emeinicmen @on=
Feren3 cine frieolide 5dli6tune aGer
Streitfra9en erSielt mar. Sie Mnge=
ftelten sOsen ibre Goroerung auF @nt=
lahun9 bes @eneralbireftors Nihols
3urid. I'm bic 2obnfrage banoelte es
fib ni6t.
Die @efeaf8aft ertldrte fid our an=
erfennung Der Linton" bereit. Set
benz @treifbeainn am 5amftag mar
Der Werfebr auf Der 9inie p6lig unter=
bunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
g treit= Il n II b e n.

ben 8etrieb tpieoer cu%f5unebmen fu6te,
unter 8eibebaltung bon 800 Streif=
bre9err, fam es gu l1nruben, nobel 2
2eute 9pI6ohen tuuroen, elmer ernt=
li9. Inter ben Nngreifern befanb fi4
cine @n5abl BON Mdo6en. Sie poli5et
trteb Die Streiter auseinanber.
@iner Der 8erleBten, Sobn Mcgfi=
dolls, erlag ieiner @unoe ipdter. Die
ltnruben beaannen frib am Sage. Oils
800 grie6if6e Streitbre6er ben Ber=
Iu9 maaten in Die Gabrit gu ~9elan9en,
puroen lie bon ben 8orpofen Der Sc
tpertI9aftler nit &niippelu uno Stei=
men an9eeriHen. Cine Nbtbeilung bon
beIonneren @eperff6aftlern berIu9te
berqebIi9 Die &ube ber3uffellen. Nls
elm S9uB aus Der Wenge auf Die @riez
den a~bgegeben murbe, fannie Die Wutb
Der @6bne bes tlaifii9en 8ooens feline
Grenaen.
Sieienieen, Die i9on in ber Sabril
iparett, f9ndrmten &ebolber unb Wfei=
fer in Der Gauit f9mingenb, uieber
binaus un tbren bebrdn9ten 2anbs=
Ieuten beisuIfeben. Na9 b%artnddi9em
Rampf selang es Der Bplisei Die @rie=
den in bic Gabrif aurtif5utreibsn uno
Die @eperti6aftler a%useinanber 81
iaoen. Sterbet wurben smei 2eute
19mer berIeBt. Nm Nbenb als Die
brei6unoert @rie9en In gei9lOhenen
geiben Die Sabrif berlafen MOLTEN,
tuurDen fie bon etpa 1000 Musfdnbi=
gen ange9rifen.
Muf beioen Soften CAB es 0ermun=
oete. Sic @rie1en murben i9liebli6
auf ben Babnaug BON Der poliaei
esfortirt. Nls Der 3ug F9 in 8ewe=
9un9 ieste, purbe aus einem WaegDn
elm 99uB ab9efeuert, Der McNi9ols
in ben 2ei6 brang unb feinen Sob our
Gofge bate.
SugenbIi9e W 3 b !.
g t. pauI, Minn., 5. Npril. =
Sn einem @epddmasen wurbe beute bic
2ei6e zines unbefannten, Der ermo1bet
muroe, a%ufeefunoen. S. 2epts, IL,
uno u, @temart, 16, bic in Nortbfielb
berbaftet ftnb, baben nod bortiger
Na9ri9t eefanoen, ben Morb poa.
ftibrt gu baben.
Ser Gampf tnber8 SCI.
f btIi9ung.
@bicago, 5. Mpril. Die beu=
tiee Staotpabl mar bic intereKantefte
felt Sabren, ba es fi9 ni1t bios nm
@abl bon IS etabtrdtben = Sdlfte
oes 5tabtratbs = banbelte, fonbern
au9 um ole Jra9e Der 0eritaotli9ung
Der Strabenbabnen.
Sn ben 35 Marbs tparen sablrei9e
@anoibaten aufaeifelt! Sic Befirz
porter Der @erftabtlidung batten f9on
felt @o9en einer energii9en Gelo3ug
eeftibrt.
Sas Jog. Miiler= @efeB, ueldes Die
lebte 2e9islatur erlafen, puroe ben
Wdblern unterbreitet. 0ierbur9 per=
ben Die Stdbte in Sninois bere6ttgt,
@traBenbabnen in Gelbf=8 etrteb 81
nebmen.
9emofr. g 6 o n b NJ
tion n 9 o.
goIumb II 8, O., 5. Mpril. =
9as oemofratif1e Stats @entral=@D=
mite beraumte bic 5teats=GDnnention
auf ben 24.-25. Mai in Columbus
on. sc 8. Starr, elm Nnbdnger Der
6earff=8 emegung, uuroe als Worfber
fir Die G%onoenttDn erDdblt.
@on6ber. 8eteran t.
. Greensboro, Gn., 5. Npril.
u. 6. Sompfins, @apitalif unb elmer
Der berborraeenofen SabafsiiAter beg
States, 1T beute IS Sabre alt geffor=
ben. ct uar Mit9lieo Der Generals
0eriammlune unb biente in Der COMIC
o~erirtett Mrmee.
SeIb f m orb=Geru d m
g e6n9niB 5.
Salamanca, 81. g., 5. Npril.
81. 8. 9imrr, BON 9aDton, O., Elm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

u omDbile foGen beuer in
Mmerifa etpd 10000 auf ben Marft
gebra6t fperben. 9amit birfte jebo9
faum Der 9dlFte Der Nadfrage eeniigt
tperben fDnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
&rtegscorreipomoente
Son Nufeu osrbaftet.

apei iapanif6e Diener bon Den &ufen
i'm 9afen bon Sem @bpang perbaftet
muroen uno nur hur1 @inihreiten oes
amerifanifGsn @oniul ibre 5reibeit err
langten.
Sbre beioen iapanif6en 9iener be-
bielten Die &uhen 3utiid unb man
fir9tet fir ibr 2eben, ba fe nie
Spione bebanoelt nerben. Ser eng
lif6e @cniul, an Den fi6 Die Cor
reiponoenten suerf tuanbten, erfldrte,
ibm 9inae bic @ei9idte ni9ts on.
Sic Mrbeiter=u nruben
au benz S It + mus.
Darlington n, 5. Npril. Die
Nrbeiter=unruben auf Dem Sithmus
BON Banana, bic aus Dem Streif Der
Mrbeiter bel Der Bananas abn ent=
ffanben, BADEN cine ernife Wenounq
9enDmmen. Ser amer. @e19dftstrd=
ger IN Banana eritattete einen Beri6t
an bas Stats Departement.
Die Nn9elegenbeit tam in Der beuti=
gen @abinets=S ibune our Spra9e unb
es berrf6te einfimmig Die Meinung,
oaB Nles sei6ehen miife, um Die 8er=
Didlun9 Der american. Gegierung in
ir9enbmel9e Nrbeiter=S treitiefeiten gu
Dermeioen.
3uelei@ iebo6 tpurbe bei9loHen,
Der 8anama=8ab an ben @1uB gu
%gepdbren, gu pel9em fie pertraeli9
beredtist TT.
8eneralpofmeiiter Banne, Der nun
lett mebreren Wo9en erfranft lit,
fonnte Der beutigen Cabinets. @ibung
beiuobnen, @r lit nod INNER f9mad,
boft abes balo mieoer i'm Befibe feiner
friberen @eiunobeit gu fein.
s Il b rDtbe Greus.
@bicago, 5. Npril. Cine muli=
falii6e unterbaltuns gum Beiten Der
ruff. &Otben=G us=@efelidaft, Die in
Der Wobnung bon Srau Yotter palmer
i~tattfano, er9ab Elm Gein=@ rtrdneniB
bon $4,000.
.Stanb pat" 8ef9lhffe.
@reft N, 3d., 5. Npril. Sic
republ. @un9reB : Contention bes s.
Sa.= Siftrifts ftelte heute tpieber ben
Nbg. SD. 9. Sepbur1 als @anoioaten
auf. Sic 8ef6life tragen beu v@tanb
Bat" @barfter unb befdmpfen Die
Soma Soee".
M ann BET Der Saue
Der n0ir9inta" ber=
ungl Il t.
81 emport Nems, 3d., 5.
Npril. 9as @6ladtidif y8ireinia"
wurbe beute in @eaenmart bon 80. 900
Menihen bon Matbilbe Sub Wonta=
que, So9ter bes @ouberneurs, 9etauft.
Ser @ouberneur nit Stab, 0ilfs,S e=
fretdr Darling NIT anberen 8eamten
bonn Marineoepartement, bic birginifhe
@onsreB-D Delegation unb Nnbere tuaren
anmefenb. Sin 5riibfhd idloB fid an.
l1nmittelbar nod Der Saufe ffiirste
Sobu CALHOUN, Elm beiahrter Wann
aus &i9monb, Der fi6 unter ben 3u=
iaauern befanb. in bas Srofenbof oes
Greusers u@harlefton". ct mar auf
Der STEELE toot.
W n adj d n.
&an az @itD, Mp., 5. NpriI.
Sas ftdotif6e republifanif9e 3idet
puroe erudblt. Sn ben lebten 4 Sab
rem mar Die Wunicipalitdt ednali9 in
6dnoen Der 9emofraten.
M II mautee, 5. Npril. Sic
Semofraten fiegten in Der itdotifden
Wabl, Wapor Sabib g. Gofe tpurbe
nit elmer pluralttdt bon 5,912 iiber
ieinen rep. @egner eetpdblt. Sn ben
Staotratb wurben "a Demofraten, 13
&epublifaner unb 9 5ocialoemofraten
9eudblt.
2incoIn, Neb., 5. Npril. 5ie
&epublifaner %erpdblten bas qanae
@tabt=Sifet.
StraBen B q 3 g treifq e.
9li9tet.
@lebelanb, O., 5. Npril.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

6 in s obtengrGbe r in
6onanb bebauptet. $4,000 2ei9en be-
grahen at haben.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28

DR.. G. II. Ritenour, wife and daugh-
ter, will arrive from North Yakima to-
morrow to spend Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs. NJ. D. Baker. =. DR.. P.
Frank of North Yakima, county health
officer, was mere last Friday to examine
the pupils in the public schools for evil
dences of diphtheria. The examination
was prompted by the fact that, a few
weeks ago, as noted by The Bulletin, DR..
{. c. McCown reported a case of diphthe-
ria in the family of ]. f. Mcclellan, the
little boy having been in scnool the day
before he was taken. He has fully re-
covered, however, and owing to the vigi-
lance and strict quarantine regulations
enforced by DR.. McCown, no other mem
bers of the family had the disease. That
gentleman, who is deputy health Off
Ger, assisted DR.. Frank to examine the
senool children. They found no evil
dences of diphtheria and pronounced the
general health of the pupils as being ex-
cellent.-Prosser Bulletin.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28
GAVE THEM LONG SENTENCES.
Judge Rudkin Passes Judgment on Men
Convicted at Recent Term
of Court

The sentences imposed by Judge Rud-
kin upon the men found guilty of various
crimes at the last term of Superior
court were pronounced last Wednesday
evening, and are as follows:
Charles Wilson, Pearl Howard and
Fred Smith, who robbed John Mollisat,
an Indian, near the Mckee bridge in
hop picking time, thirteen years eacn
in the penitentiary at Walla Walla.
Fred Blair, who robbed an India n at
the merry go'round while the state
fair was in progress, was given seven
years.
VIM. Ryan, convicted of pocket-pick-
ing, four years.
James Lindar, young man who pass.
ed forged check at Prosser, three years.
Charles Russell and T. w. Parks, who
robbed H. Neal the blacksmith, were
given five and eight years, respectively
w. A. Sutton, one of the gang who
held up and robbed a Chinese on Front
street few weeks ago was given five
years, and his partner, Oscar Noonan
five years for burglary and five years
for robbery. Walter Gourley. another of
the same outfit, who was also convicted
was not sentenced. He was allowed to
go on his own recognizance.
J. Funnemark, who has been confined
for so long a time in the county Jail,
pending trial upon the charge of getting
money upon false pretenses, and who
was found guilty, was also let 60 on
his own recognizance, the court decid-
ing not to sentence him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28

rangements will have to be provided,
owing to the fact that these are now in
use where they will be needed. 1t is gen.
orally understood that this system is
but starter and that within compare
lively short time the entire line from
st. Paul to Portland will be covered
The system to be put in will nave
blocks from two and one-half miles to
five long all the way from Spokane to FL
lensburg. There will be a telegraph OPP
orator at the end of every block, who
will issue orders to passenger trains by
semaphores. Only one train will be al
lowed on a block at one time.
If train comes to block where the
signal is out, showing that another train
mas the right of way on that block, the
train coming up will be put upon the
sidetrack until its turn comes. There
will be sidetrack at each block and
one in the middle of some of the long
blocks. Where sidetrack is in the
VI Il blbtN II VIII bt
with telephone. Beyond this point an
engineer cannot go until he has orders
that the track is clear ahead
The system can readily be adapted to
the road. The required number of side
tracks are already in and the blocks will
be arranged so that most of them will
end at a station. The company already
has the block system on one district of
the Pacific division and on one district
of the Minnesota division.
The block system is the most approved
method of operating trains for both
speed and safety that has been devised,
and President Roosevelt in his message
to congress urged upon that body the
enactement of law that would compel
the railroads to put in such systems.
President Roosevelt says it is the only
way to stop the appalling loss of life in
the United States from railroad acct
dents
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28
Found.

l have found it at last. A plaster
that will stay on the wall and does not
cost much more than the sand glas.
plaster that keeps crumbling all the
time when broken. If you are going
to build you cannot afford to plaster
with sand and lime. You would be be
hind the age. SCOTS Lumber yard viii
furnish you with something so hard AM
tough that wnen your wife and 70,
have a scrap you will not have to cal
in a plasterer. Try this iron wood plas
ter. You will never regret it and will
the Ak finish it is like porcelain.
SCOTS LUMBER YARD, Agents.
Att
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28
WILL INSTALL BLOCK SYSTEM
n ?. viii Equip Line Between Ellens-
burg and Spokane

The Northern Pacific road will install
a complete block system on its line
between Ellensburg and Spokane with
IN a very short time The work has
been authorized, and the order given to
proceed with it at once. North Yakima
will be one OF the most important sta
tions in the section named, and some OF
The first work OF installing the system
will be done at this point. 1t will not
require many weeks to cover the dis
lance between the two points named 4;
wires for the special and exclusive use
Of the operators on the line will have to
be strung, and the probabilities are that
Jew sidetraeks and other special ar,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28
JUNG TOY, NEWLY MARRIED
BANQUETS AMERICAN FRIENDS
Jung Toy, Chinese Hop Grower, Gives
Dinner in Honor of Wedding Last
Wednesday Evening.

Last Wednesday evening Jung Toy
the well known hop grower who has
had charge OF the George Bosdet ranch
in Wide Hollow, gave a dinner in honor
of his recent marriage, the event tax.
ing place at the Richelicu and being at.
tended by large number OF the promi-
nent citizens of the city. Jung Toy is
a well educated, intelligent Chinese gen.
tleman whose financial success has been
brought about by mis- industry and bus.
mess tact. He is now considered quite
wealthy, and believing that it was not
good for a man to be alone, he went to
Portland few weeks ago and married
a Chinese lady with whom he had be-
come acquainted some years ago. Her
name was Moy Tsoy, and her father is
one of the richest merchants in Portland.
Jung Toy enjoys tine confidence and
esteem of great many people in North
Yakima, and his invitations were there
fore received with sincere pleasure. At
8 o'clock the guests arrived at the Rich
elieu and were most cordially received
by the affable host, and prettily, blush
ingly welcomed by his wife. They were
shown to the places That had been re-
served, and enjoyed the very best din
ner that the famous Richelieu could get
up. While the dinner was in progress, a
toast was proposed to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jung Toy, and the host responded to
this in a modest but sincere speech that
conveyed welcome to his guests and
mis- pleasure at their presence. The din
ner was served in five courses, and after
the last had been served, Attorney Fred
Parker, D. E. Lesh, Arthur Coffin, f. B.
Moore, W. L. Lemon and +. c. Hall each
made an address, and the latter pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Jung Toy with a
beautiful clock on behalf of a number
of the guests. Mrs. Condor read an APP
prepriate poem which was greatly APP
preciated. The happy couple were the
recipients of number of presents.
lewing is list of the invited guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coffin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Congdon, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
II. Dills, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Rankin. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs Phil
Otter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Pease, Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Lemon, Mrs. and Mrs. D.
Z. Lesh, Mr.. and Mrs D. n. Keene, Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Winchester,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curran, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. a. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Fecnter,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0. Janeck, Mr. and Mrs.
A. r. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Park
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Whitson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Whitson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Short, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. n. Tuesley, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Crist,
T. c. Hall, Miss Bessie Hall, A. w. Nor.
rison and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Poole, and Messrs. L. s. Hewlett. ]. A.
Taggard, George Bosdet, F. H. Mccoy.
W. L. Steinweg Edw. Carpenter, ". A.
Streitz and J. D. Medill.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28

An extra large and choice line of chill
dren's and misses street and school hats
from Csc up to sl.0o. II. ii. Schott Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16
The rlasS is or.

The club raised by Chairman
Jackson Of the Dubois state central
committee over the southeastern
counties contained more than a
threat When he threatened them
iiiat i they did not vote the ticket
and platform forced upon them by
Dubois, they would be doing Just
what Dubois said they would and
The result Of it would be that Du-
los would be returned to the SEN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16
A BOYS MiId Ride For Lie.

With family around expecting
him t. die, and son riuing for
lie, rs miles, TO get DIR. Kings
New Discovery Tor CONSUMPTION.
Coughs and Colds. W. II. Brown
OF Leesville. Ind, endured deaths
agonIes from asthma; but ia
wonderful medicine gave instant
relief and soon cured HIM. He
writes: Il now sleep soundlv
every night" Like marvellous cures
Of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip
prove its matchlcss merit for all
Thr"ai and Lung troubles. Guar
anteed bottles SOC aud $500.
Trial bottles free at W. ii. Baugh's
Of Shoshone and w. Y. Iorn's drug
store OF Hagernan, idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16
Notice For Publication,

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
HALEY, Idaho, Sept. ID, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Joseph W.
Waldron, U. s. Commissioner at his office in
Shoshone, Idaho, on Saturday, Oct 22nd, 1904
viz: Alvin l.. Butler on Homestead appica.
ton No. 1854 for the E u Sc "a Sec. Z, S i SW
u. See. 8. L. s., R. II E., B. n.
He names the following witnesses to pro We
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Warren J. Peck, Joseph B. Peck, Barney Dad
ley, John A. Ivie all of Snoshone Idaho.
4w6 n. ]. SHARP, Register.