davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
PRESIDENT HADLEY
COMING TO SAVANNAH.
VIII Meet Yale Alumni Here and In
other Southern cities.

New Haven, Conn. Dec. lot is
announced that early next spring
President Hadey of Yale will make
a trip through the South to meet the
Yale alumni associations of Savannah,
New Orleans, the Alabama State AS
ISOLATION and perhaps the Yale Alumni
Association of the state of Texas.
The trip is undertaken for the pur-
pose of bringing the Yale alumni and
Yale interests of the South in closer
touch with the university.
Prof. Sheath. head OF the new Yale
summer school. has also gone on a
Southern trip to promote the interests
of that branch Of the university.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
ARMED GUARDS ARE
WATCHING BALLOTS.
Seeing That No Crooked Work is
Done i'm Kannvvha.

Cincinnati, Dec. 1O---A Times-Star
special from Charleston, w. Va, says:
For a month armed guards have
oeen keeping watch over the ballots
cast In Kanawha county in the cleo
ton held Nov. 8. The guard is being
maintained by John Melton the DEM
ocratic candidate for sheriff of Kama
VIVA county. Melton. on the face OF
the returns the morning after cleo
non was elected by a majority OF
Yearly 200. He organized a party OF
friends to stand guard over the vaults
ana see that he receives fair play.
~ Melton's opponent, Press Smith, the
republican candidate has filed a pro-
test recount rs now Ia progress.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
verdict Against woodmen.

Mobile. Ala. Dec. 1O.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day Mrs. Nav
lima a. BOdden was given a verdict
for s2,iii against the Sovereign Camp,
WoOdmen Of the World. Her husband,
master Of the schooner Break O'Day,
was lost in the Caribbean sea and pay
ment was refused on his policy be-
cause there was no proof Of death.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
nroaI.s MnI TrahahIr Reco,er.

halelgh, ~. c., Dec. i0.-A report
,ltiFed to-day from f'ittsborO. says
We condition Of Mortimer Brooks. the
neW York millionaire. who was shot
IN q hunting expedition. continues fave
eiaple, and q "a thought he VIII re-
.ttf. iils wife, aou and physician ar
uain.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
LEE DOESN'T LIKE 1T.
Thinks an Appropriation Should BE
Made for the Exposition.

Made for the Exposition.
Washington, Dec. 10.-Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee, president of the jamestown
Exposition Company, had a, talk with
President Roosevelt to-day about the
exposition. He thanked the President
for his interest in the project as ex-
pressed in his message. He referred
to the announcement that the sub
committee of the House Committee on
Industrial Arts and Expositions had
decided not to recommend an appro-
priation for the jamestown exposition,
but would recommend that provision
be made for a naval display there.
The promoters of the enterprise ex-
pected that an appropriation would be
made by the government for the ex-
position and they feel that, as they
favored the appropriations for the
St. Louis and Portland expositions,
they ought to have similar treatment
The Virginia members of Congress will
make a contest for the appropria-
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
HIS BODY SAWED in HALF.
Horrible Death Of "a Negro Near
WaynesbOro.

Waynesboro, Ga, Dec. 10.-News has
just reached the city Of the death of a
negro named Rubber Hannah. who was
employed at the sawmill OF Mr.. PEN
nington, few miles distant from here.
The negro had piled up some lumber
near saw and In getting a piece OF
lumber down, the pile fell on him.
knocking him against the swiftly NOV
ing saw. which cut him In half. leav-
ing on either side of the saw a part
OF his body.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
BODY OF SCHEVENEL
FOUND IN THE 0CONEE.
He Had Disappeared After Eating q
birthday Dinner.

HIrthdhy Dinner.
Athens, Ca, Dec. 10.-Thls morning
at o'clock the dead body OF Leonard
Schenevel was found in the Oconee
river. just below the Georgia Railroad
trestle. He had fallen from the tres
tie and had met his death by drown
ing. He had not been seen since
Thursday, just after he had eaten a
birthday dinner, he being 81 years old
at that time. He had been for many
years a well known bookkeeper in this
city.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11

NeTico CITY. Dee. l0-~eir William
MUll0ch. porfmaHter General 81 Can
President Dlaz The President dia-
played great cordially ~ be uslier.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11

Washington. Dec. 10. The crop re-
port 81 the Department Of Agriculture
shows the condition Of winter wheat
70 be s2.a. acreage sLi6t.009. 4 decrease
% &c per cent.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-11
RUSSIANS SAILED
FOR MADAGASCAR.

Jlbutii. French somallland, Dec. TO-
The Second division Of the Russian
Second Pacific squadron. commanded
BY Rear Admiral Yoelkersam. has sail
81 tor the island u Madagascar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
So. @ongreB.
g E q +.

% q q o n, IL. Se3. Der
Ssnat fabte beute ben Sei8lub, Der
Nmeritanif9en giienbabn=W aierialien
Musfteaung tempordr Die &egierungs=
&sieruatiOn in Wafbinston, .. g.,
our gsnubung au tiberlafen.
Senator Steuart rei4te cine Wor=
lage elm, bersufOlae oas @ebalt bes
prdfosnten auf 100. 900 Dollars pro
Sabr erb6bt ueroen foa. oas beg @ice-
prdfioentsn uno oes Spre9ers beg &es
prdientantenbauies auf ie 20, 600
Dollars pro Nnnum, bas zines ieoen
Senators, &eprdfentanten uno Dele
gaten auf 10000 Dollars id6rli9.
Die 8orlase foa nit benz "a. Mdra
1905 in 2raft treten. Die ypure
5oOb Bill unb pbilippinen 8Orlase
tamen ebenfalsssfurs sur Befprsduns.
I'm 1920 l1br sing Der Senat in Gre
eutips= Sibuns iber. lin, 4:1O u6r
serta9te er fi9 biz mor9en.
Saus.
Sas Saus paifrte beute bic IA.
pribate p~snions-8 orlase, Die bonn
@pmite empfoblen mar.
Jernerbin paifirte bic 8orlaee. Die
bas Nus= ooer ginfibrsn bon Obic6ner
9iteratur in irgeno einen Staat :sooer
Serritorium perbietet.
MuBeroem tpuroe bic u~nterbaltune
burd bic &esierung bon peri&ieoenen
Briifen iiber ben ct. Sole 6lub in
Snbiana unb Wi6isan bei9lnhsn.
Sie 8orlaee, bic cine Celebrate bon
ni9t i~ibsr,I$1O00 obsr Elm Sabr &C.
fdngniB fiir Weioen pOni8ieb auf ben
Der &ssierung 9eb6renoen Walo=& eier.
pationen fefiebt, tpurbe ebenfaas ange.
flommen.
Spdt an Sage tuuroe bonn Sauit
nod bic SiI 5inanee Bill beriid.
f9ti9t.
Muf @ntras beg Nb9eoroneten Wanr
bertaete fi9 bas 6aus Inn $50 ubl
Na9mittass Biz mOr9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

Suaar gureb SGtnfeu = erie NuaIttft {:
1870 gfm,,b 1871: 10 3farb l23c; LOLA
Efunb 1871; 3meiis nualttdt 2o-l8 Yfmnb
l2e ; Is afunh 12te ; IL 4funb 1a4e |; 10
prunp 13e.
gaEformH@e e4ufen-8 BIB 8 Bfurb 8}e;
9 bis IL 4ftnb 8fc.
6&uIterm-ensI. Gursb. Is Bio 20 pfunb
tnr Sur&f&nitt. 10c; 16 4fanb Dur&f&nttt.
1916, 10 bis IL pfunh 103e.
SrHbfiid.s ped-alarer enslsb Gureb Is
aepd5lter eusar gursb 16e, 60 3hsab tn
Durd{@mttt l6c 8 big 9 Stsnb tn Tur9s
f&mitt lac; 10 biz 10 pfunb TN Dur9f&nitt
11}e; 8 Nanh TIM Dur&f&nit, i9S,aI. lie.
8 pfunb I'M Dur@i@nitt. f4rsai, 1axc.
eped, gnsI.-@emdbIter, 8 bis 10 qfwnh
ta Dur@f9nitt, 13e; IL bs IA Bfusb ID,
Dur@f@utt, 12Ke.
eped-3Iare eetten, 30 Bic 40 Pfunb Ia,
TurGi9niH. 10Ke; RIare eeiten, 20 BIB 80
RiunO, 10ie; 2lars Bellies, % bs 30 4tnh,
l04e; 1s Bic 20 4fb.. 103e; IA BIS Is Pfumb,
10ic; 2Iare giiden, % bts 80 Yfuab. 9ae;
Riiden IL Bic 10 pfsnb 104e; 3Iare Eaden 6
bts 8 PfGnb, &c
@ep6deItes 6&petrehei4 = 3no@enIofel
0anep pig $20.50; 3Iares Bean $2o.o0 Sam,
y $500; stort GIear $3.50; sasuspI
$14.00.
0sS6rrtes Ntnbaef@ = S4inien, req
eetS. l4}e; 4s6enietten lie; Sssnsaf. is,
] &R69eI lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
3 o + mie i,fter d Snbian a

Is D y Hle Ilpet III u u
ernannt.
Darlington, IL. BEG. Ser
Senai bat Die folssnoen grnsnnunsen
oss prdfoentenI gum pOfmeiiter i'm
Staate Snoiana beftdtigt:
Marp Nnnl &oB, fir Sf Chicago;
Sonas @rOBnidle, fur! Horo WanGs=
Her; @bas. 6. Seqfromt, fir @beffer=
ton; SamessO. Murrap, fur Barriers;
Solomon 6. Sidep, fur @inona Safe.
Yaiagier3us entgleif +.
gOfboetOr.O 8, IL. Se3. Gin
semii9ter 2Ocal=P aHa9ieraua Der penn-
%iplpania giisnbabn sntslsifs beute
9a9mittag in 5olge zines aerbro4es
men S9ienenfranses. 6 perionen
purben berlebt.
dbrboot unten.
@incin ma I /, g., IL. Se3. -
Dos GdbrbOut Mmslia purbe beute,
pdbrsno es nod l8enwooo fubr, bon
treibsnben Gisfdollen a%srtriimmert lno
fant in berl Mitte bes..ObiO Gluhes.
Die an Boro .befinoliden pafasiers
frp6en aufi oas Sis uno uaren
beinabe erfrOren, lalssfie 9ersttet peroen
fonnten.
pOf=O fsf flee beraubt.
Ses Woines, IL. Sea. Gin.
BREEDER erbeuteten In Der pof=Ofict
$500 Dollars. Cine Mn3abl S9tH.
wurosn amiiden Den ginbre9ern uni
Biirsern eeue9ieIt, bebor bisfelbsr
entfamen.
Worton bIetbt.
Burlington, IL. Deg. prdf
bent &ooiebslt ma9t betannt, baB In
fOlse fsinss i(oes prdfoentsn) brinssn'
ben @eiu1es Secretdr Worton einge
wiligt babe, i'm Cabinet ais Warine
ieeretdr 80 berbleibsn.
Geuer.
I'm m, q. D., IL. Sea
Sn benz @eiBmaaren @ef9dfie boz
Hegnan uno @arle brad bsute Ell
6euer aus, bas berf9iebene an9ren
ssnos @ebduliateiten beIadoigte. Se
gerluft miro aufl 35, 900 Dollars &c
f4abt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
G&uReTetE0.

indianapolis Detail gertaufSrretie:
Nan.mutb 2Iee So. 50-S7. 90.
@otber $6.00-$6. ".
Mlftfe 81. 25-$e.O0.
NIfalfa $8.60-$9.00.
Neiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Tinrotbb ~s1.8s-$1.90.
@eudbIter 81 8O-$1.85.
Brtta 81. 75S$1 80:
Sancp Rentudp 8Iausrab $1.40@s1.@
@rtra reineS IN G9af 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
Reb Iop in @baf 85c-$1.25.
Beiber Soma Sarnen 9afer 50c-60c.
Deiber Sntnois 1885,.
Samen Gorn rpeib unb selb 81. = 90.
Nn,ber 3uderrobr Samen $1-1.25.ss
gnfiIaae gorn 90c@$1.10.
6riibiabr 0erfte 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

Srsj@es RinhFeii9-&efIt@e etiere -6a
&C.; tieIige etiere $3.50; bisfiae Ntnbes
$40 5is. sn0 Hfunb &c; bief8e &d9e ACC
bis $50 Btunb 63e; Rabe goo bts $50 %funh
Sc; Stisr 8orberpierteI SIC. etier Stnter'
uiertei l1ac, Sinh StnterpierteI &c, &inb
gorSerp;eztsI &c. Sub gorterpierteI a3e, Rub
0snternssrtel 7c.
Srij&es RaIbFeiiG-8dlber 101ic. Strter'
uterteI 13e, BorberpierteI &C..
Srii9es S@aieii4 - 2annrne- per Yhtnh
81 /; e9afe TIC; S@eufeI l3e; @a6s furs.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
0etretpe.

Detem - so. 3 retber $1.14 auI eeis,,
fen, $l.18 Don RAbIen; -Mo. 8 rotber SLOT
December 81. ID; Basenpeben $1.13.
Rorn (neues) - go. l weiS 43e; No. 2
weiS 43c; SO 9 wetb 48e; go. 4 melt.
42c; 70. 2 wetb senii&t 44e go. 8
wetb sentti&t 45c go. 4 wefb geu1sf9t
Ale; SO. 2 seIb z4Ic; go 8 gsIb A. ;
SO. 4 seIb 422e; SO. 2 seurii9t Az;
SO. 8 aeuai&t 43e; SO. A sernif9t 404s;
2pIben 46e.
0afer- Ns. Q wetber sale; 30. 8 ustber
82e; go. 2 geutf9ter 3l}:; so. C aeariGtss
3le.
Qeu SO. 1 aiaotbb $40. 76; 20.
2, So. 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Gin nemer Srmf
Yebrobt nnabhdngige SeIepbon< 8es
ieli9aften.

gbicago, IL. 9e3. Wie bier
bsrlautst, fo0 elm 3ruf idmmtli9er
Gabritanten BON SelepbOn Npparaten
nit einem 2apital bon 500, 600, 900
se9riinoet tperoen. DuY9 fol&en Mer'
ger tuiirbe es ben 5000 unabbdngiger
Selspbon.@ eieai&aften unm6sli9 fein,
apparats fir ibren Betrieb au erIan.
gen. Sic 8~srtrufung miro babur9
erlei9tert, neil nur IL Gabriten i'm
2anbe bic Mpparate berfsaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
. @asensMesss.

7inaotbb-geriaufspretie: 80 00-l0.00.
RIee - Bertaufspreiie: $40 00-s11.00
DeIjttorm - Bertaufspretis: ie na6 Der
naaIttdt, 65-70e; neues 45 bic 50e.
~Safer-sei9dIt 44-46e; m ben seares
3 .OO-$9.5O per Tomne. Reuer 32-36e.
etrob-gxete. ie mad benz 9gIo. tn Eak
len, S3.5O-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
@eibnadts Wei6enf fit
Yralioenttn.
Sorlase CUR Grb66mns ieines salairs eingereidt.
gaFasier.Sms entgeia. Jabrbout sennfen. Yoh:Sffae beranbt. :
Murtun bleibt int Cabinet. Gebaftsbaus nebersebrannt.
Mas GpngreB.

~ II Z u ] " CO V U b : { " e.
gineinnati Ohio, IL. Seq.
Sn Sarolis, Monroe gounip. foa se=
fern Elm @roB.6euer 9eptitbet uno
iiber IA @ebduoe einssdf6ert baben.
6. . ebannep berurtbeilt
S%enner. @ol., IL. Se3. Sn
g~srbinoung nit Dem Wabl=S dminosl-
proaeB purbe beute Wartin 8. De-
bannep 3u sinem Satr @sfdn9niB uno
su elmer @elsfpafs bon 81, 900 perur=
tbeilt.
g
NIT 6 lamb unter=
5ei9net.
Wafbin9ton, II. Deg. 3wi=
f6en Staatsfecretdr 6ap unb Dem
britiI6en 8eIanoten Sir Wortiner
Surano, tpuroe beute elm Sdieosge-
ridtspsrtras seaeidnet, Der In groBen
3nsen benz nit Grantrei4 gsi4loheneu
dbnelt. Suner6alb Der ndhfen swei
ooer bret Sa9en miro Elm entfpreden=
Der 0ertras nit Stalisn unter5ei9net
tperoen.
Granf WurpbD +.
Omaha, Neb., IL. Sea. giner
Na6ri6t bon Stem gort aufolge ftarb
oaielbf Der bier anidifgs Grant Wurs
pbp. Der gsriOrbene gilt als elmer
Der rsi6iten 9eute beg Wefens. gr
mar Yrdfoent Der Werdants National
8anf, Der Omaha 8as= 8efelI9aft
uno Der Omaha Straben=g iienbabns
@eielf9aft.
@ef9dftsbau nieber=
gebrannt.
@acine, O., IL. Se3. 9as
@ei9dftsbaus bon %. u. gais & 60.
tuurbe bsute ourd Geuer gdn3lid ger
fort. Ser S9absn bslduft fd auf
$50, 900.
| 6rau @habmtf gebt bieI=
lei9t mor9en mad
GIebelano.
Nem Oorf, IL. Se3. pbilipp
@arpenter; Der Wnwalt BON Grau
@baopid. ertldrte beute Mbeno, bab
Srau @habmid bieaei6t alif Elm Wor-
berb6r oer3idten unb mOrsen ooer am
Mittpo9 nod @leoelano 9eben tuiirbe.
ri8epnoIbs muB Dor ben
9roBsef 9worene ers
9einen.
@Iebelanb, o., IL. Se3. Sri
&epnolos, Der Seeretdr Der Waoe part
gant, uurbe burd cine aeri9tli9e
YOrlabung eriu9t, morgen Dor ben
8roBgei9porenen au erideinen.
Die ssi9dftli9e 0erbdltnihe Der
Waoe Yarf 8ant foIen, ME bsrs
lautet, geri9tlid unteriu9t tueroen.
8aIpb u ton I.
Oorf, IL. Seq. Na9 einem
3weiidbrisen arantsnla9sr oeri4ieo
beute in feiner Dobnung Der @ear-
gbmiral &alpb Nfon.
&ubr ir
SpringfieIb, ST., IL. Sea.
Waior elliott, Der @Ommanoeur Der in
3eislsr garniionirten Srupperl, meloete
benz General aoiutantsn Scott, baB
am 6reitas uno Sonnabeno Nadt ron
an Der pumpfation fationirten $rup.
pen geIdoHen tuoroen fei. Der @e.
iunbbeits3utano Der Mili3truppen lei
elm fdle9ter.
Sn GoIse bes @snuhss bon Wafsr
feien piele 2eute an Der &ubr ertranft.
Der @apitdn Der Mount 8srnon Cont
pasnie, Satterfielo, 1T ebenfa0s on
Der &ubr ertrantt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

&irfe 9erdu9erte 8ratuurR 81:
5ramffarter TIC; Bologna In Ddrmen &c, In
Xu9 SIC.
SHmait- tn zierces Il. Dual. 93s; Z
nmalitdt 94c; 8. DuaIiidt 83c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Rails.

gngros 8 S~erfsufspreiie Sn,portirter
S@ueiseriaie aOc per pfunb einbsimaf@s.
S@uesertdfe TIC. Biscosfn Cream 8 2ais
l23, Tew gort Gbebbarsl 12}e, ein5etnhp
iGer 2tnatirser 12-14e. grid I3-l4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
S4iHsuaariaten.
u n az o m m G n

VI ngefomme n.
Heu 0ort: .uniteo States" bon 60
penbasen.
Bremen: Brain" bon Neru Sort.
Nbseabren
Sem Oorf: .@retic" mad Neapel.
9ober: .patria" nod Stem Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
. n {.

8otbe &iben-$1.60 per Sob.
SrGut-60c bis 76c per 6ab.
g~lumenfobI 1926 per Sab.
Gurten 40e per Rorb.
@~eIerp-per 8an9 l6e.
Crime Bobnen 7bc per BuibeI.
granes Corn, 10c per 9usenb.
RartoHeIn ST.. 00-1.26 per Sad.
eabfartofeIn 80. 25-3.b per Sab.
@abieie 8c-18c per Dusenh 8Hn9es.
Mbubarb l0c per Dutenb.
SaIat ST.. 90 per 5ab.
2wtebeIn - 90c per Buibel.
Spanif1e 8miebeIn 81. 70 per Grate.
Gapp Spbnen $2.1O per 4uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

OS$SSSsSDs
SnbtanapsIis 2efeesgreNe:
@es0bnI. Bis suier 10-12e; priana BIB as
wdblter L-16c ; 5anep 82&-8Se. Cob n
yeIow 10 BIB 22e. Sara 28-32c.
Sn 4adetsn
Arioia $685.. Zion $13.26, Serseb Sl8.2S:
Caracas $12. rs. DiHuortb's $12. 20, Duto
Sasa 8lenb SIG. 90, RaiIPou& S12. a5, eota
Blenbeo Saua SLABS.
8ueer-Dominoes 8.06e; SHidsuder e.45
puIperitrter 5.40e; xxxx YuIpertFrter secs,
ieuaer sranuIirter 5.40c; Cubes 6.l0e; Goss
fectioners' VI 5.65c; Ribserrocb q 6.45e; ps5.
aig q 6.40e; empire u 6. 55c; SbcaI ertro
SoIoen 6 $500; Btnbfpr Gstra 9 6.25ei
Ribsewpob 6 6.20e; seIber 6 8. I0e; 1e gels
Der 4. 30.
@etrodnete 6ra@te-AepfeI, on Der soase
setrodnet. &c; Sobannssbeeren 7e bis IKE;
@itron 13c bis l4e; %osnen, 2 Gropn, pc.
Yfunb. II, 8 grrwn 7ae. 4 Grcmu TIC iaa,
menfseie ,bis &c, California geuscateI 71<e;
eaItana NC, tuportirte SaItana lie bis 14e
California Aprt.oien Sc bis Lee.
pidIes-24O0 i'm Sab $40; 12OC 10, Sss
So; 1900 TN SaI5fab $500; 900 TN Sas
$50.
sprup-Stanbarb gcrn 23e BIB 25e: aes
wdbItsr &c bic 32c; Sorsbxm CSC Bis 8ee;
3e,p Orleans YtoIaHes 18s BIS 26e; sewdtI,
ter 30c bis 38c.
GinsemaGte Observation-Disclosures 8 3d.,
SLICE 4eates 6tanearb, 8 3d., "a
2.25; combs 8 Bfuab 81. 60-S1 .65; Bio
peades, 81. 40-$1.60; Gnanas, Gtanbars,
I 3d., 81. 65-$1.S0; eeennbs, 3 4tunh,
81 .25 $1.45; sriirs 8obnen, 8 gfumb Rams
nen, Bahama Ananas $1.90{S2. 2Se.
@efiebte gxbien. 81. 20-$l. 76, frabe sSarxt S6
@cnts, Rarrow 9oc, e.nseuet@ts 65e-s0s
tomatoes, 9 gfunb. 81. 10-sI.15, 8.Ger,
Rom SOc-sl.s 90. apfeIbattsr, per Eutsas,
8 Bfnnb. 81.
NtHe-BrasiI neu SC BIS 10e; SIberss IL ,
@tanbeIn ID; uei4f&aIise NanbeIn lse;
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; 4eauMts &c bis 5se,
sersfete &c Bis Sc; Gnsli8e sHaInfHs
@ffg-Ral go @r. 1ef), Tab. S-1le p
@au0ne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

gambler oesabIen foIsenbe Preiie:
Butter Country, 12c, @recuerp S7t,
elefn 28e.
Sier-24e per Duteno.
Sdbner sac. Sdbne 8. TurtsbI14-15e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Hra@te uuo SENATE.
te.

NepfeI-$1. $685. 10 per SAT-.
Sananen-@epdblte 81 % bis $1.76 per
1unn. speite luaIitdt 75c bis $1.00.
RotusnfHe-$3.26 per 9unsert.
gttronen-@eifnas, So. rs.
Oransen-6ancp California GdIeneia $500
Tlorib1 $500 biz $3.50.
girnen 5ec-$1 90 per BufbeI.
Sanep Hirnen-$1.60 per Crate.
Seigen Smprna Lice bos gtanb.
DatteIn &c per gfunb. go 9fs. 4ifen.
Weuer Sonis-16c.
Truuben l6c bis 16e per 4orb.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-06-02
TRUTH IN A NUTSHELL.

Over in Wisconsin the republicans
have quit pointing with pride and use
a gun.-St. Paul Globe.
Mr.. Roosevelt also demands a
short platform. How would Stand pat
and fry the fat" do?-Washington Post.
The Iowa idea has now but one
logical and honorable refuge, and that
is in the democratic party.-Atlanta
Constitution.
Uncle Joe Cannon says a vice pres
ldent is a %nonentity, and then says Sem
ator Fairbanks is just the man for the
place.-Memphis News.
Some of the Iowa republicans are
performing the interesting feat OF
standing pat on the platform OF which
they heartily disapprove.-Chicago
Daily News.
MIR. Roosevelt says he wants a
short platform. He will have one unless
the Chicago convention undertakes to
explain some of the acts of his admins
tration.-Houston (Tex.) Post.
DO not let it be forgotten that the
reign of Roosevelt has cost nearly ST.
900, 000, 900 more than the last democratic
administration-and this, too, in a time
OF peace. Do the people want very much
more Of that sort of hing?-lndianap-
oils Sentinel.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-06-02
SAFETY IN PHILIPPINES.
White Men May Go About as Freely
as in Some of Our West
ern States.

A white man throughout the Philip
pines is as safe in travelling or living as
in Arizona or Colorado or Montana.
He may go about with perfect freedom,
writes Henry Gannett, in the National
Geographic Magazine. Not only that,
but the people are ready and anxious to
snow him hospitality. The Filipino
from whom he asks a nights lodging
feels highly honored and gives him Of
his best. The men salute him as he
passes, and the children cry "Buenas
dias," and arc very proud if their saluta-
ton is returned. Among the wild peo-
pie the situation is much the same, al
though here it is better to send notice of
ones coming in advance, and to bear
some sort of credentials.
To illustrate the situation, the work
of the provincial treasurer is i~nstanced.
Each of these (they are all Americans
pueblo of his province, and such a trip
may involve hundreds of miles of travel
overland on horseback or by carbonate.
So far as known, no treasurer has ever
been molested, although he often car
ries much money about him. The
provincial supervisors, also Americans,
are obliged to travel everywhere, as are
many other officers Of the government,
At the present time Americans are ali
over the islands on n errand or an
other, public or private. No one thinks
of danger or provides against it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-06-02
Old Longwad - Great monkey
wrenches! They have eloped, after all!
Chicago Daily News.
RUBBER FOR STREET PAVING
Recent Experiments in London Prove
That It Is Mechanically
Suitable.

The question of laying rubber streets
in London has been interesting the pub.
lie of that city recently. 1t has been
brought up just at this time by the on
struction of a rubber road under the
archway at Buckingham palace, says the
New York Times. There are other rub.
Der roads in London which have been ir
use for a number of years, notably one
at Euston Station, and the lasting quail"
tiles of the material as a street pave.
ment have been amply demonstrated
These experiences have led many people
in London to speculate on the feasibility
of paving all the principal ~thoroughfares
with rubber.
Expense is, however, the only thing
that stands in the way. For all Other
reasons rubber makes an ideal street
covering. 1t wears, it does not get Slip
perry, it does not grind into dust, it is
easily cleaned, it is waterproof, and
therefore furnishes perfect surface
drainage, and, better than all else, il
deadens all sound.
81 do not think the making of rubber
streets is at all feasible for any city,
said the manager of one of the biggest
rubber manufactures in this country.
with Para rubber selling for more than
a dollar a pound, and all other rubbers
high in proportion, with the increased
demand for rubber mechanical goods,
and the increased consumption OF rubber
clothing and footwear, and with the sup
ply of crude rubber not increasing in like
proportion, | do not see how anyone
could contemplate making streets OF
rubber. There is no doubt that the
scheme is practicable enough from a me-
chanical point of view. We make rubber
thing, and we sell large quantities of it,
too, but even to cover an Office floor is
expensive, and when it comes to making
a street it would be something TO-
nous. | think it would cost at least SIC
per square yard, but | could not say posi-
lively because l do not know what speci-
fications would be used in making
streets.
"As | understand it, these rubber road,
ways are made of lateral strips, and are
held in place by melted clips at the ends.
These strips are fitted close together, but
! do not understand there is any vulcan
ization done after the strips are laid
down. These strips would have to be
thick and would use up a great deal Of
rubber, for, in order to be any good,
they would have to be springy. Pos
sibly when Mexico and the Philippines
and Ceylon and other tropical countries
become covered with bearing rubber
plantations, we may find rubber cheap
enough to pave cities, but that will be
some time"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-06-02
Bargain Counter Rate.

There was a miser cut in Akron
when | vas a young man. said Sem
ator Dick, whose love for money ex-
ceeded that of any man / eve knew. A
young physician who was rich and who
was enthusiastic about his profession
had a certain theory about the circula-
ton of the blood that he wanted to
demonstrate. He went to the miser and
said: Andrew, | will give you $4,000
if you will let me cut a certain artery.
1t will kill you, but you will have the
100000
"Let me think that oeef' until to-mor-
row. said the miser. Next day he came
around to the Office of the doctor.
"I've figured that thing out he said,
and | can't see what good $4,000 will
do me if | am dead. But, say, I'll let
you half kill me for $5,O0O.'"-N. Y
World.