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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
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Mutben, 81. Oft. 0on friiber
Stunbe on purbe beute poublof (2one
Srss) bon ben Sapunern beftis be-
i9oKm. @robe Wafen bon Sapaner
mari9irten am 20. uno 80. Ottober
bierber.
Wufben, 81. DIT. Na9 bsr-
iaiebenen Saaert Der Rube begannen
bon eeftern Nadt big bsute Mursen
grobe @ei9hse uisoer nod Siooten
su bonnern. Die Sapaner treuaten
ben Sbabfs= SluB mad Siooffen.
Cine srobe S9ladt miro oieie Wode
ertpartet. Cine boIfommsne Rsorga.
niiatinn Der @rmse it iebt i'm @ange.
3uropattin bleibt i'm b6difsn @oms
manbo. gieet6nis @lerieH Teife am
80. nod &ublano ab.
Wht5enbeS 9la9t ON
6 onnta q.
gbeSoo, 81. Oct. Ser allae=
meme ansrif ses.n pOrt artbur, Der
am "a. in borbereitenoer Wsiie be-
gam, entpidelte f4 gefern gu elmer
~tpiitbenosn S9la9t, als bic Sapaner
sur @epipnung elmer b~eberridsnben
Ste0uns ifarte 5ruppenmaHen aesen
bic Seffune tuarfen. Mm "a. er6Hne-
ten bisSapaner auf Der gan3en2inie Don
Bort Nrtbur 6euer nit ibrsr Nrti1erie.
Die gsi9isBung. oauerte biz gum &C.,
mo- bic ruifi6sn Seidtibe auf ben gsr=
gen glie, Nnbe uno @iblunp gum
S1ueisen sebra4t Durben.
6 inuabm berf9ieoener
poitionen.
Mm aIsi9en Sage erfolete elm Nn=
grill auf bic Sdansen 3wii3sn benz
&ibluns Berg uno Der 8abn. Die bon
ben Sapansrrt nod hunoenlangem
Sample befsbt purben.
Die &uHen bielten ibre Stellungen,
biz bic Sapaner auf penise S&ritte
beranesfommen tpcren; beibe Sbeile
f9lsubertsn Sano-@ ranaten 9e9en elm
amber.
Beim &id3us ibrer 3ruppen er6Hs
neten bic &ufen Geuer bonn 2iati
8erg uno ma9tsn in Der slei4en Naat
einen Musfal, Der aber ourd Mai9i.
men. @si9tbe a~bgemieisn tuuroe.
@ ionent M u t 3 q t.
Die grsdblunger bon MuRsn iiber
bic 3utdaoe in Der Setting lauten
bsri9isben, absr fe fimmen barin
iberein, bab He bdufis snttdui&t usr-
ben ino.
General Stoefel fudte bic @arniion
burd 8eripredunaen bee baloigen Nns
funft Der Of.Sse-6lotte unb Ollie bon
3uropatfin gu e~rmutbiaen. Der ftete
Gsblidlas bieisr Sofnungen bat bic
Sruppen meisntli9 oeprimirt.
Sn 6inblid auf Die ifarte geidie-
bung liesen bic rufii8en S9iffe u
unter serinsen Sampfbrud, UNI bdufig
ibre Steaunsen we6ieln 81 f0nnsn.
Seit 6 Oftober rpurbsn &etbi3an, pOl-
tapa uno perespiet bdufs 6ef9doist
anb elm Dampfer, Der bic Winsn meg.
3ui4ahen bate, 1T geiunten.
Horb.S 6fotte.
2onoon, 81. Oft. Der aus=
tpdrti9e Setretdr SansoOtune uno Der
ruifiids goti9aftsr bsfpraasn fin beuts
wieoerum iiber bic 3ufammsniebuns
Der Norb-S se-g ommifRon. Naaber
fano sins Cabinets iBung tatt. Dor.
per battle 9err galfour cine Nubiens
beim 2aiier.
BigD, Spanien, 81. Dit. 2 ruff
ffae Oiiaiere rsiitsn beute naa Was
orio, i'm nit bern bOrtisen ruiff@en
8otfdufter gu eOnferiren.
Seutf4e Seeleute entIaen.
0ig-o, 81. Dit. Mus BeiorsniB
por Sdmieaisfeiten NIT England tpsi-
gerte fi9 bic Wannidait oes oeuti9en
Roblenboots gliaabst5 NIT ben ruff
f9en 2risssi9ihen nod port Saib 3u
fabren. Die 2eute wuroen entlaRen
unb cine ipanii9e Wanni9aft ensasirt.
3 rufRi9e Offsiere gingen nod pa-
ris nit amtli9en 8eri&ten. 3oieT-
penstp 1T emfia nit 3uiommenfeauna
Aae nntr.;s~ok;oTa -, mo~A-Saa4o0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspreie:
Rammmtb 4Iee Sc. 5O|SZ. co.
@otber $8.00-$6. U.
9IIiife 81. 26-$8.O0.
GIfaIfa $8.60-$9.O0.
@eiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Ttmotbp~ $1.8b-$1.90.
@ewdbIter 81 80-$l.s6.
Brima 81. 75t$1. 3d.:
Sancp 3entudp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.50
@rtra reines IN gbaf 50c-60e.
Or4aro @rab $1.45-$1.60.
Reb Cop In @baf 5c-$1.2 %.
@eiber Soma Samen Safer 5Oc-6Oe.
Beiber Sninois s5e-55c.
Sarnen Corn weib unb geIb 81. 10-$1.8 81.
Nmber Sm6errobr Somen $1-1.25.s
@nfiIase @orn 90c-$1.10.
Sribiabr @erffe 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
6tinolide $eere
GrtiDideln id) 81 reaer blutiger sdladt.- Spa=
mas SDrfDB anf Der gal5en 2iuie.
gfumerid anndherno st4e etdrfe. -Sapauer erbielhn 1000 Nann Snus
-geue rnffide Nnkibe. Sort Mrtbur in dnBerft ~6ebrdngter
9ase.-&rhger's 9eide nod Der Seiuatb.

U(lHDOer : ueOuHqeN Oer 4QlI3tI0en
2fffe entlang f%attinben.
mt d d igung tir ben
&c onnta9".
Berlin. 81. Oft. Die oeut5de
&esieruns u%nterbreitete HuBlanb cine
S@aoeneriab : GOroeruns beg gissn-
tbiimers oes beuti4en Sifderbootss
Sonntas. auf uel4ss ffrali9 S9ife
bonn OHIee-@ efdwaoer idoHsn. 9as
ausTdrtige Nmt 1T Der Nnf9t, bab
bic Goroeruns fOfOrt besliben miro.
Ser mpf>beim Sub
bbifen=Sige
Mufber, 81. Gtt. Der iapa=
niide Nnsrif auf ben Bubbbiften.
3empel am q. fabrte gu einem f9ar-
fen 3ampf, bic iapuniide artilerie
bsfdob Die Steauns bon frtb on, ole
S9ubperte 3srfDrsnb. 2 Waidinen=
@ei9hBe bes 8ertbeioi9unss 8atail-
Ions wurbsn bsiddoiat, Die &efte beim
&ad3ug Der Rufen aber mitsenommen.
Nadber erfolgte Der iapanii9e Sn-
fanterie- Mn9rif unter Der Sedung bon
NrtiQerie. 6euer. Nuf ben S9an3sn
fam es 80 sinem beramsifelten Sanb=
semense, bon einem @egenansrif nit
8uionett aefolgt. Die Sapaner err
obsrten f6lisblid ben 9iiseI, fOnnten
i'm aber anasfidts bss t6btli9en ruff
fi9en Nrtiaeriss Ssuers ni9t baltsn.
81 a Ii # sur Often
g +. petersbur9,3 81. DIT.
Sen. 6uropatfin's pie Safbarpf1s
8eri9ts oeuten oarauf bin, baB 6elo.
maridau Opama f9 CUR grarsifuns
Der Ofenfipe riiffet.
Sapanii9e @erfdrtuneen fommen
bon Senauansdeng unb Stiosn, cine
bon ofudrts beOba1tete 8epsguug
mag oas Woripisl elmer 5Iantsn : un-
gebung bilben. Wrd peftlid Don Der
8abn operiren bic Sapaner.
StoefeI' sunbeif Il n
benbe MeIbuns.
Nad 2 geri9ten bon Sen. StoeKel
batten bic Sapaner big II. DIT. feine
sroBen Gortidritte sema8t. Idein
bic Sbatfaas, oab er feline Sepsi6s
an ben 2aiisr nit einsm @ebet UNI ben
Ssasn ftr bic Maiefdten i9lieBt, BOT
i'm 2risssminiferium eineu tiefen Sin.
orud berborserufen. Wan slaubt boz
rim bic Mnthnoiauns 80 ieben, bab
Die 0ohnuns bes tupferen Settings
@ommanbantsn auf ldnaeren Wiosr=
ftanb nabssu seidmunben 1T.
I'm g orabenoe Der 1euen
S9Ia9t.
g t. Petersburg 9, l. 3obbr.
8eibe Deere fibli9 bon Wutoen finb
CUR grneusruns Der Seinofelietsiten
bereit, tpenr nitt Der 2ampf i1on Bee
gonneu bat. Die Concentration Der
Sapaner fasint bo0enbet unb He er.
sreifen bic OHsnips 6ifli9 unb tpeiili9
bon Der 8abn.
@orreipOnosnten fddben bic japani-
f8en 8eradrtunsen auf 10000 biz
go. 600, bic ibeils bon Sapan, tbsils
BON pOtt Mrtbur beranssaossn finb.
Sic Sapansr b~irften 8urOpattiu ilume-
rifd fat 9leid fart feiu.
AnIeibe unteraei9 me t.
2onbrn, 1. Mobbr. 0a1 benz
vStanbaro" wuroe am Samftag cine
ruffif9e Nnleihe bon 1910, 600, 900
untsr3ei4net.
Sie &otbf9ilo's 9arautirten ben gr-
fols Der gan3en Inleibe.
q o d bIutieer tie
Stable & q nj b (.
Wan 9laubt BIER, baB bic 3tusits
Sdla9t ON Sbabie Glufe sr0ber uno
ernfsr mirb, slet3mie bic erfe Bee
oeuienoer mar als bte 2iao Dang
S9la9t:
Mn ben beiben duBerfen Gltigeln Der
ruffl9en Gront bat Der 2ampf bersits
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

ASarfte eerdu@erte 4ratuurf s}e.
6rantfurter 73e; Bologna IN Ddrmen &c, in
Tu6 SIC.
Snmot- tn xierees-l. Dual. lO&e: q.
OuaIttdt 9&c; 8. NuaItdt 9}c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

V"'s"RSa Ve6U9teR Iu1BtHuS PteFIts
Butter - Country. 10c, Greomerp 24e.
eletx Csc.
eier-20e per Dutenb.
9abner 93e, 8dbne 8. T~urfees-I0..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

Trh d te.


AepfeI-s1.OO-S2. so per Sab.
Bonauen-@swdbIts 81. % bis $3.50 per
8anG, speite AuaIttat 75c bis SLIGO.
RotusnaFe-$3.25 per Sunbert.
Gttroneu-Reifnas, 1900.
Craneen-Sanep California aaIeneia $3.50
California Seedlings $500 Biz 1915.
Nnanas-$2. rs per @rate.
gHaumen -$1.00 per BuibeI.
girnen 76e-$l.O 90 per BuibeI.
Tancp Birnen-s1.60 per giate.
5eisen : Smprna Lice bas Dfanb.
DatteIn &c per Bfunb. 80 4fo. 8ifen.
Neuer Sonis-l6c.
Trauben l0e bis 16c per 3orb.
Yfirfi4e 81 bis 50 % per 1uibel.
SENATE.
Neue totbe Giiben-60c per BuibeI.
araut-60e bic 76e per Sab.
BIumenfobI $l.5) per Dmsenb.
Gurfen 40e per 8orb.
@eIers-per Bun4 l6e.
@riine 8obnen 7be per 8ufbel.
@rHnes Gorn, e-8e per Dutenb.
Neue 4artoffeIn SOC per 8ufbel.
SiiBtartoffeIn $2-3 per Sab.
Rabieie 8c-lac per Dusenb Bun9eS.
%bubarb l0e per Dutenb.
SaIat ST. 90 per Sab.
3rp,ebeIn - 66c-S5c per Buibel.
SpontI@e SwiebeIn 81. 80 per @rate.
Tomatces-50 per 8uibeI.
Napp Bobneu 2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
Smmoes-Natb
Gntfheibet fid ansebli9 fir bic Ne.
sentiaaft bes @rafen Bieterfelo.


gentiAaft beS 6rafsn 1ieferfelo.
8erItn, 81. Oft. Der Bunoes=
&atb ortidte Die Nniidt. ME uerlautst.
aug, BOB Der sesenmdrtise &ssent BON
2ipps- Sstmolo. @raf 2eopolb, our Rs.
9enti4aft beredtigt 1T.
9lnbsre Streitfrasen tiber bic Orb.
fol9e folen bur9 einsn @eri9tsboi
unter @orib zines 8unoesfhrffen aug
Mit9lisosrn oes &eidsssridts entidis.
ben weroen. Mls 8orfbenoer tpiro
2uitpOlo bon 8aierH ertpdbnt.
HnRlanD.
Neue 4nIeibe in
Seut d q b.
Berlin n, 81. DIT. Ser 3aiier
empfins ben Berliner Bantier bon
Menbclfobn in Nubiena. I'm Der
gOrie gilt bas als 3ei@en. oab bic
8erbanolunsen FIR cine neue ruifi9e
anleibe in 9sutidlanb abgei9loHen
inb. 9is 9nlsibs miro nidt Dor
Sanuar ooer Jebruar 1905 Hiiifig ge=
madt. Wenbsliobn's 6aus III felt
lanae Der 8antier &uBlano's In
Berlin.
Nieoerlanoe.
81 "a ber9eim 3.
S m 9aag, 81. DIT. Die 2si9e
oes i'm Suli periforbenen ebemaligen
Sransbnal=Y rdioenten paul 2riigsr
muroe beute aus benz 6rieobofe ent=
fernt unb nod &otteroam 3ur usber-
fibrung nad Sioafrifa on Boro oss
9ampfers .8atapia" berbradt. Ss6s
2rdn3e bon Der 26nigin @ilbelmine,
benz prin3-8 emabl uno Dem fxiberen
prdioenten Stspn lagen auf benz
Sarg. Beim publitum maGte fia
tein sroBes SniereRe bemertbar. Muf
benz ampfer 1T eine 8rabtapsle einse.
rihtet, nit Snfdriftsn in Silberbu1-
itabsn. barunter: Sd babe einen gu.
ten 9ampf setdmpft; msine 2aufbabn
polsnoet; id babe bic Srsue bspabrt.
Spanien.
g rmi DE Gammsrs
Sibung.
Wabrib, 81. Oft. Sn Der
2ammer fam es 3u ftiirmiiden Scsnen,
als 8Ori&ld9e auf 8erfOlauns semifsr
Gbaeorbneter our Debate itanosn.
@s puroe unterbreduns Der Sibuns
n%otbusnbia; ben prdfosnten mubten
bic Saus- angeftelten Dor peri6nlider
geleioisiing iatiBen. Sas @rueifr
binter benz Yrdlibenten= Ssfel tpuroe
our9 StOdi9ldse berabsemOrfen uno
benz 8iee- prdfoenten fo9en Sinten=
fdKer an ben &opf.
Minifsr.p rdfioent Maura bIieb Bis
CUR @ertasuna Der Sisung auf Der
Minitersg ant.
8uIgarien.
Better na1 oer 8 | nj q I B.
6ofia. 81. DIT. 66nig peter
b. Serbien reife beute nod 9auie 3u.
rid. 8orher fano cine lan9e @on-
feren3 in @egsntpart beg bulgarifden
Winifer=p rdiibenten fatt.
Die preHe ipri6t lobenb bon benz
gefude uno besrtiBt ben 8eginn berg
glider gesiebunssn auii9en ben beioen
Qdnoern.
Colombia.
Repesin d pieriger
Stellung.
panpma a, 81. DIT. Na1 Bee
ridten aus @auea berridi baielbf wie
in 9ans Colombia groBe nn3nfrieoen=
bsit. Nnidsinsnb 1T prdfoent &epes.
oehen politifde 6einoe in beioen 9du-
fern besgonsreRss bieNlebrbeit beiben,
ni9t Serr Der Sage. papiermdbruna
mirb in unbssren;tsm Betrase ausge=
geben.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
Plant Sale.

On Friday and Saturday we offer
our stock of plants at greatly reduced
prices. This is not a sale on stock
sales at reduced prices This is the
heighth of the plant season, but we
want to move the stock in order to
set our roses. Following are a few
OF the reductions:
Geraniums in 4-nch pots, Is cents,
regular price 20 cents.
Geraniums in 3-inch pots, four for
%, cents, regular price 10 cents.
Foliage plants, 3inch pots, four for
25 cents, regular price 10 cents.
Saliva plants, 3-inch pots, four for
% cents, regular price. 10 cents.
Cannas. 4-inch pots 10 cents, regular
price 90 cents.
Astors, 10 cents per dozen, regular
price 20 cents.
Pansies in bloom, 20 cents per doz-
ell.
All bedding plants at the same re-
dlIction.
This is all fine cold grown stock.
and worth twice what stock is that has
been forced along in two or three
months.
These prices are for Friday and Sat
urday only.
Come in and see the finest bed of
geraniums ever offered for sale in the
city.
j. III. Wright. Jr, greenhouse 11s
North Third street. two blocks from
Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
sourHEAs ST VIENNA.

May 19-Mrs Il. Z. Hill and children
spent part of last week in Cedar Falls
with the formers mother, who DIS very
sick.
Mr.. Sam Yetley from Marshallto
visited his cousin, Grant, over Sun
day.
Henry Wise had the misfortune, to
loose valuable colt, it cut it's thr Dat
in the wire fence.
William Elwanger Is painting Yeiley
Bros's. and Jacob Buihners new barns.
Corn planting Is progressing rapidly
and this week will see the most Of II. in
the ground Some fear that the es rly
planted will have to be replanted as the
weather has been so cold. Small grain
ts fully two weeks behind. Most of the
clover froZe out and small fruit of all
kinds winter killed to a considers BILE
extent.
The carpenters are at work on
George Buihners house. J. P. Yetley Us
getting the material on the ground for
a new barn and an addition to his
house.
Miss Laura Benson, from Toledo, IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ned Damn.
e. r. Libby who is working for c. W.
Russie spent Sunday in Garwin.
Mrs. Lois Russie and children sI'ent
Sunday with her parents, Rev and ldrs'
George Benson at Badger Hill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
ENFORCE EXCLUSION RULE.
Epidemic of German Measles Makes 1t
Imperative That Action Be Taken in

The epidemic of German measles,
which is now prevailing thruout the
state. has reached such q stage locally
that Superintendent William i. Crane.
of the city schools, had deemed It I'M
perative that the exclusion rule in
cases of rash be enforced in the schools.
The necessary order to the superin-
tendent was given by City Health Ply
stefan Lierle today. There have been
165 cases among pupils in the schools
so far, and there are sixty-siX pupils
cut at the present time. Forty-five of
these are from the Arson school. There
were as many as sixty five cases in the
Abbott school at one time. and the SUI
perintendent thinks that it will be bet
ter for the children and all concerned
to have the exclusion rule enforced.
While the German measles is not a
disease from which there are to be
feared any serious consequences. it is
annoying for a time, and very conta
gious. The period of incubation is
longer than in ordinary old fashioned
measles. and when once started. If the
pupils are allowed to be in school. it is
likely that every pupil will contract the
disease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
BEDE IS BOOKED
Brilliant Young Minnesota Congress
man Secured a. chautauqua At
traction for a Debate With Con-
aressman Wade on July 2.

DR.. Elijah Brown Jones. manager
of the Marshalltown chautauqua, has
closed negotiations with Hon. ]. Adam
Bede. of Minnesota. the brilliant young
congressman, whose witty maiden
speech. recently delivered, caused the
world to laugh, for his appearance In
this city. before the chautauqua, on
excursion day, Saturday, July 2. Mr..
Bede will participate in joint de-
bate with Congressman Martin j.
Wade. of the Second district. The
subject for the discussion has not as
yet been selected, but the probabili-
ties are that it will be something of
interest to the political world, possibly
the tariff.
DR.. Jones is still waiting on William
]. Bryan for his answer in reply to the
inducement to secure him for an adj
dress on the afternoon of July 4. Mr..
Bryan is not making chautauqua dates
in advance of month from the date
OF his appearance, and for this reason
it will not be known for few weeks
whether or not he can be present.
Hon. O. w. Stewart, of Chicago. chair
man of the national prohibition CEN
trail committee, has been secured for
an address on the forenoon of July
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
Elma Smith and Fred D. Bailey
Are Both Located and
Brought Home
BAILEY SENT TO INDEPENDENCE
The Smith Girl, Thought to Be Tr'tie
Unbalanced Mentally, Wanders Near
Lisoomb - Albion Residents Read
T.-R's Story and Notify Sheriff
Paper Serves to Locate Bailey.

Both the missing ones. Elnla Smith
aud Fred D. Bailey, who Disappeared
during the past few days, have been
found and both have been returned 10
their friends safe and sound. Inc
Smith girl did not commit suicide, as
had been generally feared. but wandered
to a point near Liscomb, where she was
detained at the l.. NJ. Shaler home. Mrs.
NJ. f.. Powers drove to the Shaler home
this morning. and will bring the girl
home Her actions indicate that she is
not entirely i'll her right mind Bailey
was found about ten miles southeast of
Tama. Both Were located thru the
stories published in the T.-R.
After reading the news story in We'd
nesday's issue several of the residents
OF the Albion neighborhood telephoned
the sheriff's office that a girl answer
ing the description had been seen in
that vicinity Tuesday. Message after
message kept coming in. until a dozen
or more living near Albion and Liscomb
told of her having stopped at their
va
the road. She was traced north. and a
message from the Shaler home said she
was there, sound and well. From tho
evidence collected from those who saw
her 1t would indicate that she has beet.
laboring under mental strain while
wandering about.
Bailey Found; Is insane.
Bailey was found by farmers south
east of Tama, who had read the de-
scription of Bailey published in the
T.-R. Not knowing what TO do with
the man. they telephoned County At
torney /. c. Huber, of Tama county,
who, upon advices from the sherif's Of
fee here, instructed them to bring him
to Tama. He was brought in, the sher-
IFS office was notified and the Tama
official was asked to place him in
charge Of the conductor on No IL,
which reached here at 5:2S Wednesday
evening. He was met at the train by
Sheriff Hutson and Deputy Sheriff
Nicholson. The commissioners OF in
sanity investigated his case Wednesday
night and adjudged him insane. Sheriff
Hutson left for Independence with him
this morning.
When Bailey reached this city he
presented a terrible appearance. His
clothes were tore and ragged and he
showed the effects of his days Of tramp
ing. He had been as far south as Mall
com and had been seen by number OF
people. He acted strangely and APP
peared insane. 1t is believed few
months treatment viii restore his rea-
son. He is not violent and realizes his
condition. but seems powerless to pre-
vent it.
Sheriff Hutson and Marshal Nichol-
son have both spent much time on the
cases, and made preparations last night
to make thorough search of the river
for the Smith girls body.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
Eckman 4 Peterson Lowest
Bidder on the New Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A. Building
WILL RAISE MORE MONEY
Combined Contracts Aggregate STU
ooo and For General improvements
and Furniture the Sum of $500 s
Necessary = Three Thousand Re-
naming In Present Fund.

The contract for the erection of the
new Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. building WIS
let late Wednesday afternoon to Eck
man e, Peterson, of this city. for VIZ
457. There were but two bids on ne
revised specifications asked for, pei ls
presented by the board to ID. ;. Manhey
and E,el1man & Peterson who were the
lowest bidders on lie original speclica-
tions. MIR. Manneys original bid was
s15.700 and that of Eckman g. Peterson
S14,9ao.
The revision of the specifications was
submitted to the two lowest bidding
firms on account of large NUMBER OIL
changes. The mort important OF ms
alterations was the elimination OF terra
Gotta in the trimmings. AS THIS Is ha
expensive luxury. the building commit
tee decided that it could use what inc
terra Gotta would cost to better au-
vantage for other purposes. Another
change in the revision provides Ior
we'll lighted room in the northwest por-
ton of the basement, which Will oe
rented for a barber shop. On the re-
yised specifications Mr.. Manney Did
S14975.3O. and Eckman 4 Peters on
S14,45T.
1t was voted to award the contract to
Eckman & Peterson. on the condit- on
that the firm furnishes a satisfactory
bond. At this figure the combir ed
heating and plumbing, ct separately
hrings the entite cost of the building
within s33 of $1,000. The latter figure
is lust the amount the committee hot'eo
would cover the erection of the build
ing. The $4,000 remaining out of he
s20. 900 asked for in subscriptions is
needed for standing Indebtedness.
1t was not contemplated originally
that the $50 900 in subscriptions, all but
few hundred dollars Of which is now
pledged. would cover the cost Of furni-
ture 1t is estimated that it will re-
cuire $1,000 for improvements on he
heating plant. independent of the con-
tract There are also The architects
fee. the expense Of raising the money,
the salary of supervisor of ccnstrlc-
ton, the cost OF paving the alley north
OF the building and other details of Ak
pense aggregating in all about $4,000.
With the cost of the furniture, the as
ISOLATION needs about $500 more De-
fore the building can be opened. and 1t
will not be opened until.t'lis amounl. is
pledged, altho the work of building 'vtll
commence at once.
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