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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
,Gelearephiftenframpf."

Sci ben Selegrapbiften, Die nit
M1or3ez ober 6ug9e5<Npparaten intern
ftb arbeiten, bat 9r. Qrnbs9 cine neue
&ranfbeit entbedt, Die er uSelegrapbiz
ftentrampf" nertnt. Die %prdbtsponiz
reuben Momente CUR .NeuBerung berz
felben finb: @9le6te fertilization,
mangeIbafte 8eleu9tung, Der grpBe
2Grm I'M Nrbeits1aale, fopie Die gu
bielen Mrbettsi tunben. Sic &ronfbeit
beginnt gepD9nGi6 nit @tDrungen
rein 1enfIttber Natur. 9iefen folgen
boIb 8efpegungsit0rungen, @t0rungen
in Der GirtuGatipn Der 8lutgefGBabern
unb iefrettf9e, bas betBt, in Der Nusz
f9eibung Der Orifen. Ser 9uuptiiB
Itnb Die pberen @rtremttGten, bo9 fOnz
men Die @9mer3en aud in Die iibrigen
S6etle bes &Drpers iiberitra61en. Sa=
gu fommen mod &opff9mer3en, Nuf=
regungs3u1tdnbe unb @4pinbel. 0ie
&ranf6eit 1T, pte Der S3reibframpf,
cine 8ef4dfttgungs : Neuroie, pel9e
bur9 1ebermiiOung entftebt. Die 8ez
bonblung btefer gi~eurofen beitebt DOR
a1em in benz 3eitneiligen @usfeben Der
f9dbli4en 8ei4dftigung. @eniigt Die
&ube ni9t, 10 fibren Mofage unb
@leftri3ttdt gum 3iele. @u9 BEL
Srpmmlern, @igarrenzNrbeiterinnen,
Mufifern. S3mieben, S9neibern,
Gldtterinnen, Wadgben, Die Die &iibe
melfen, bat man fOl9e8 ef4Gftigungs=
neurofen gefunoen, besglei3en als @rz
rungenf9aft Der lebten 3ett BEL Senz
ntsfpielern ben f%ogenannten Senn.Sz
trampf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
9rauenliimmrcd)t in caufralitn.
Sertnge &abIbetbetiiaun9 Der 9ancn rao
1tttterIcscae &auoioatin.

0erttge SabEbetbctiiGut9 Der 9atncn ttno
1itterIescne &anoioatin.
Sm auftralifGen @tootenbunbe
G@ommonipealtbs Of Q~uftralial 6az
ben betanntIi@ aid Die 6rauen bas
po1ttif9e Stimmre9t. 4~uffaGenber
Weiie mar iebo9 lei berg iIngIten
Mablen fir bas 8unoespar1ament Die
8etheiIiguns Der Trauen prp5entual
f9tpG3er, als bic Der Mdnner. Sir
ben Senat tparen 994,484 mGnnli9e
unb 899,1O2 petbIt9e StimmbereGz
tigte etngetragen, fponon SGT 1897, glet9
So pro5ent, MGnner unb 359, 315, an
ndbernb 40 Yro5ent, 5rauen an Der
ltrne eri9ienen. Sir Die Ma6len gum
unterbaufe mar Die 3abl Der Sttmmz
bere9ttgten um bespiGen geringer, neil
II &anbibaten feline @egner e~ntgegert=
gefteqt purben, tie fomit pbne NbItimz
mung als gepGblt 9alten. Sir Die
bierna9 iibrtg e~ebliebenen @ablbe3irfe
betrug bic GAIL Der etngetragenen
Stimmbere6tteten 767,809 MGnner
unb 7O3,093 5rauen. @on ben WtGnz
nern ma9ten 433, 582, ettpas iiber Sc
prosent, BON ben 5rauen 3O5,82O, etz
mas ii6er 43 YrOoent, BON i6rem
Stimmre9t @ebrau9. Dap es ben
6rauen m0gIt4 gepefen mare, au9
mebreren &anbibaten ibres eigenen Sc
i9le9ts our @abl gu perbelfen, tpern
ie in Der Berfonenfrage einig ge=
pefen tpdren, 5eigten bic @ablz
ergebntFe fir 9aaeD, partes unb
Menttportb in N~eufiiOpales unb fir
&poppng unb Melbpurne in 8ictoria.
9ter mar ni9t nur Die 3abl Der petbz
li9en Wablbere9ti9ten, pie iibri9ens
audi in elmer gan5en 3et6e o anbern
8e5irten bes 8unbes, erDBer uls Die Der
mdnnli9en Mabtbere9tteten, fonbern
es purben bier aud thatfG9li9 mebr
peiblt9e als mGnnli9e Stimmen abgez
geben. SrpBbem bat es bic Sanbiba<
tin fir 9anep, cine Der penigen
6rauen, bic iiberbaupt fir bic bies<
malise @abl aufgefteQt porben pdren,
nur auf 3036 @timmen gebra9t, nGbz
renb Der erfolgrei9e mdnnli9e @egenz
fanbtbat 1854 erbielt, 10 baB Die
unterlegene &anbibattn gerabe nur mod
ibre gin5ablung BON f25 ($117.50,
bic tie Dor i6rer Nufite1ung our Wabl
gu 1tnterlegen bate, retten fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
(JortfeBuns fOIst.)
Aftsefueft.

Srodun5us binig aus5uleiben. Be-
fonbers fir &anbtbaten geeignet. Sn
bemielben purbe bereits Elm Staatsz
eramen gldnaenb bsitanbsn.
Sunger Oi9ter nit ioealer Weltanz
f9auune fu9t ft4 81 perbetratben.
0amen nit $4,000 Mdrf nt4t auss
9ef4lofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
gpestd1z StanaIe.

Erftet Q S&Idse, S~uetter AInrr,
8retter . S4IGse, britter alarm,
9rtttet 2 S4Idse, bterter &Iaru.
i-2-1, Ssaer aus unb S9Iaa@ a~ufeersHS.
s S8Idge, g6aferbrud ab.
ID S@Idse, 10 t5r geittnga.
" Die 70 beset4neten StsnaIe tueben HHS tra Ep1srs
Wd9ter o~ngeeeben bd an ben betresenheH StsGbaa
G~euaIiteea tesne @Iarnrt4ste1 anaebraGt Fab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
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ase Bart Use nab H.
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21s GapitaI @be unb Ga
219 8rpnStpab ulh 10.
231 SIIinoiS urb 9teaeas
asa SO. IA Sprisenhaus
2entpppb unS 30.
aS5 SIlirpis une 49,
236 4r,netta unb sc
237 30. o. SprisenbaEs
ubeII unb &aoer
23s HEEL saeber @crfa
2s9 Siabei uro 81.
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24a+ Suinpis u st. GIatx
24a GisriDee uaS %.
312 @eft tltlb Malrltt
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315 Sorbet uttb 4aca
s16 CAPITAL Mpe unb IL.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
GpHbarer Shrpn.

Ser SbrDn bes @9abs bon perfien
ntrb i'm Wertbe auf $15,O0O,O0O gez
f9GBt. @r 1T aus maiiiDem Silber
nit Sfulpturen uno 6e1tons, bic nit
unerb0rter &unit ausgearbettet iinb.
Die 3ifeleure baben fDmbolif9e Stguz
rem, friegeri19e Nttrtbute unb Sbters
fDpfe CUR Ouriteuung gebra4t. 9os
@an5e 1T in Stlber unb 5tDar i'm
6o9reltef ausgefii6rt. Ollie S6eile, Die
nt4t f~orgfdltig nit benz MetBel aus
eedrbeitet purben, 1tnb nit Oiamdn@
ten unb fDftbaren Berlen i~nfrutirt,
bic fi9 tbetls bur9 ibr Ma1er ober
bur9 ibren @lan3 unb ibre @r6Be
aus5ei9nen. I'm Die 9tamalten lau>
fen beforatipe Mottpe, bic nit @en:z
men unb GbeI5teinen gefaBt iinb. Sn>
mttten beg 8alba6tns iie6t NOR einen
punberbaren 8riQanten, Der afIein Elm
0ermDgen tpertb lit. Muf Elm f0nigz
li1es S6ronbett, bas nur lei 9roben
gerempnien als Sbron bient, bot Der
ieBige S6ab cine 9ede unb elm &tfen
leeen lafen, Die gang nit Sapbiren,
perlen, Hubtnen unb Smaragben be-
itidt iinb.
Mttadirte Srbensf9tp e.
It e r. sSn einem &lofter gu Wbeeling,
90. 3d., bate etn Sramp UNI 9elb gez
bettelt. Die @9pefter Marp Nlma err
fldrte inn, baB ie linn tein 9elb, pobt
aber ettpas 81 elien seben fDnne. Ser
&erl ging barauf fort, febrte aber buGb
na9ber 3uriid unb mari Der S6peiter,
pel6e bic Sbure gum 5petten Male
0ffnete, cine Slaf9e &arbolfdure ms
Seft6t. Die Mer5te fpra6en bic Soft
nung aus, bas Nugenli9t Der Putienz
tin retten gu fDnnen, iie befiir9teten
aber ben Musbru9 eines Nerpenleibens.
Die goli5et bat mebrere Mdnner als
Der Shat berbG9tig feitgsnommen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Rev. r. H. Marsh Made Delegate
to the Worlds Conference.
II ft/c Thn rT,I,,,es, Disna tch.l

(Special to Tho mes.Dispatch.) Ga
4 ELIZABETH CITY, N. G., Dec, AT
the morning session OF the Baptist con-
yentIor a resolution was adopted appoint-
ing the president. Rev. r. II, Marsh. q
delegate to the Baptist Worlds Confer
once, which meets In London next July,
THE whole of the morning session was
taken fup with discussion Of the State
mission work. The report was very graf
%3fying and showed that great strides
had been made during tha past year,
and urges upon the convention that more
attention be paid to this work IN the
future than in the past.
At the afternoon session the report OF
the Sunday School Board was received
and discussed. Distinct advances have
been made In the support OF tho DEPART
ment by special contributions from SUN
day schools and churches, and reports
showed that the amount forwarded to
the treasurer from February 1ststo De-
cenIber 1st was $3.50 "a, aSi 64
\ Tho report Of the Baptist schools was
read ny Mr., j.. w. Bailey and asked
that standard be established by which
those schools In tho State who are sup-
posed to be Baptist should know that
they were. The absence Of such q stand
ara made It difficult to place them prop.
erly.
The night session WAS devoted to the
report of the Home Mission Board. nd
a discussion OF this great work OF the
church. F8t5 III s,5 fa53 454
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
man WAS SICK AND
COULD ] | NOT !. / APPEAR i R
No Cause for Apprehension Over
Failure to Appear in
Court. aSs

# NORFOLK VA, Dec. s.-W,hen ]. 3.
Powell. Of Norfolk, under indictment in
the United States Court for using the
malls for fraudulent purposes and en-
joying liberty under a $4,000 bond, failed
to appear for trial at Raleigh. N c.. to-
day Federal authorities at Raleigh In
astructed Deputy United States Marshal
West, at Norfolk, TO keep on tho look
out for the missing man.
Itdcvelopcd later in the day that Pow
ell was not only sick In bed at HIS home,
No. 5o3 Freemason Street, but that There
had been a misunderstanding on his and
his lawyers part as to the date set for
hc opening OF the case. BY arrangement
among tho Federal authorities, Powell
and Ills; bondsmen. John Stroud and Geo.
I Mckinney. OF this city, Policeman Dozier
& was rla ced in charge of Powell. and spent
Tho night guarding him. The defendant
lay in bed in one room and the officer
remained in an adjoining apartment, the
( two rooms connecting with folding doors,
one OF which was kept open.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
IMPORTANT TAX
NATTER SETTLED.
Supreme Court sustains Corpo-
ration Commission as TO
Railway Assessments.

8 IN refusing to grant writ OF error in
the case OF the city Of Manchester vs.
tho State Corporation Commission some
days ago the State Supreme Court set
tied a ve1ed question OF taxation and
irrevocably fixed the policy OF the law
on the subject Ia Virginia.
Tho question arose out Of the decision
OF the commission to follow the law and
assess the rolling stock OF railway COM
panics In the county or city where the
principal Objects, and as this took from
Manchester the taxes heretofore levied
on the rolling stock OF tho Southern
Railway that city appealed, and the Cir
cult Court OF Richmond sustained tho
comm ssion
The city OF Manchester went TO the
Court OF Appeals with an application for
a writ OF error, which, vac denied. thus
sustaining tho commission in the last
analysis OF the case.
4 This decision means a great deal in the
way OF taxes for Richmond, Roanoke
and other cities where the principal
offices OF railroads are located.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
.C0MMERC IAL WORLD
ALBRIGHT, SAYS DUN'S.
tBy Associated Press

&s:EHstf &s. BY "A Ssoctated Press, at5I
NEW a Dirk, Dec 9.--R. c. Dun and
lCompany's Weekly Review Of Trade will
tomorrow say 81 & ~ sag
Wall Streets severe reaction was not
due to any setback III the commercial
world. all measures of Legitimate trade
showing wholesome progress. and conf
5dencc III the future In mistaken. Rail-
way earnings In. November averaged OF
per cent greater than@n the same month
of 1903, and the distribution OF merchnn-
disc Is sufficiently heavy to produce
freight blockades at several points. Manu-
featuring plants report Increased output
in almost every instance, except where
Inadequate water supply provides a tenn
pcrary Interruption. This difficulty Is
most severely felt at coke ovens and
paper mills In Pennsylvania. Seasonable
weather has stimulated retail trade In
wearing apparel and holiday goods are in
great demand.
Notwithstanding the sharp decline in
raw cotton the cotton goods market has
remained fairly steady, as sellerse refuse
to make concessions on goods manufncT
tured from material purchased before
tho decline. Only urgent orders were
placed at the high level. but the statis-
tical position Is very strong. One OF the
best features is the export trade, many
mills being well sold ahead on this class
FAILURES 4 this week numbered ess
against 33l last year. E4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
Social Arkansas.

One OF the most pleasing features OF
tho recent socIabla given by the ladies'
Of the Methodist Church at the Tarbuckle-
residence. last Friday evening. was the
reading Of an original poem by Miss
sEulalia Mae. eldest daughter OF the host
ess ,of the occasion. Mrs, Hon. John g,
Tarbuckle. widow OF tina late Hon. John
G; Tarbuckle, Inspired by the sight. In
the early morn, Of a cherry tree In full
bloom, In the front yard, Miss Eulalia
Mae penned the lines III the afternoon
She recited the poem, as has been said
in tho evening; and some time AFTER MD,
night their next netghbor. Squire Peayy.
who had ATTENDED the soc.able. walked
In his sleep. as he had coca lonallyi been,
known to do III his younger days after
retiring while laborlng under an Intense
mental strain. and went over and chopped
down the cherry tree, Flo, has since !ex-
pressed the deepest regret tbr his inyolun,
tarv vandalism. but, OF course. that will
not restore the tree Polkville. Ark.G
Correspondent Town Topics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
The Minstrels.

Onc OF the entertaining features OF the
Al. G.. Field Greater Ninstrels, which
will be seen at the Academy this after
noon and tonight, Is the daily pa race OF
the entire compa ny. Sometimes TINS pa
rade Is made on foot and sometimes IN
carriages. The members of the company
are escorted by Burt Curriers' military
band, which has been such factor IN
tho success OF Mr.. Field and his minstrel
company. THE band tvs year is bigger
and better than ever, and the public con-
}certs which 1t gives dailygins the center
OF the business district and In front OF
the theatre, just preceding each per
Torrance, are a treat in themselves BE-
sides The popular marches and tunes. d.
rector Cutler has his band play some OF
thu more classical overtures, and they
are much enjoyed. The parade is a always
preceded by a bugle corps OF regular
army trulnpetcrs. who have been espe-
cially engaged for this purpose, and MIR.
Fields Immense st. Bernard dos, which
has taken so many blue ribbons at the
Eastern bench shows, invariably leads
the way. Boy for that's the dog 8
name, hasn't missed a PARADE IN I'VE
seasons.
The performances are for the benefit
OF The Elks, an order OF which Mr.. Field
is one OF the most prominent members
In the country.
Mr.. Field is not only assisting the Elks
by giving them this perforn1a nee, but he
will also contribute. one hundred dollars
to a fund which the order is raising to
help make Christmas a happy one TO me
families OF many OF the needy. The Elks
this year will send out baskets Of pro-
visions for the Christmas dinner OF hun
dreds OF FAMILIES, who would otherwise
fare but poorly on this day OF rejoicing.
The Beauty Doctor.
Miss Henrietta Lee and her corps OF
assistants, all clever and pretty, who
has been catering to numerous patients
at tho Bijou all the week, Will say good
BILE to the theatre-goers of the city at
tho matinee and night performances to-
day. 'tThe Beauty Doctor" ls far away
and ahead OF any musical comedy seen
at the Bijou this season, to which the
crowded houses Of the entire week will
bear testimony.
"At Cripple Creek"
The Atlanta Constitution has this to
say OF, the play which comes to the l5l1ou
next week: j, Ii
''"At Cripple Greek" may not be to the
liking OF deyotees OF Shakespeare, but
II certainly amuses and interests those
WHO care for melpdrama Of the more
strenuous sort. While the scenes are
taken from the far West, there Is very
little gun play, and only at,the end, when
Justice Is meted out to the plotters. Is
there any shooting, and most Of tins takes
place behind tho scene. Taken as a
whole, the performances is one that Is
we'll worth seeing, and 1t deserves the
excellent patronage 1t has received this
week, ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
An EXCISE. BOARD
FOR this CITY ! IT
An Ordinance to be Introduced
Looking to Governing the
IlSc. per pound less.

The gentleman who will probably offer
the ordinance does not care that his
name shall be mentioned at this time.
4 but his close friends know he has 1t In
contemplation, and no admitted last night
that he had 1t under advisement.
This move,'' said he, is not aimed
at the liquor people. Indeed, the best Of
them are known to favor it. It is pro-
posed to take some steps to break up
the dives In the city. Il
IA Other large cities have boards to pass
upon the character and fitness OF liquor
dealers. and I believe Richmond should
have such a board. Therefore expect
to offer the ordinance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
Plan, Of Giving

Tho ladies very earnestly hope that sew
eral Christian women will personally un-
dertake the refurnishing Of q single room.
others, OF the, thousand appealed q By
mail will give toward the fund. They arc
asking that ten ladies will give sl00 each;
ten $50 each; twenty Se5 each; fifty SO
each, and that hundred will give S.
each, another hundred So each, and that
five hundred will join in giving contribu-
tons OF 81 each. They are anxious tina at
least q thousand Christian women shall
have 2 part In tho re furnishing Of tho
Ono Of tho features Of the Jubilee cels-
COMMITTEES In charge Of the refurnlshing
,lnnycment ls composed OF the follwing
we'll known ladies: Mesdames a. Trent
Miller, a, c.. Becker, Mary c, Gentry, j..
A. Grigg. Ladonla Dash!cll. J, Tyler Jobs
son, r, s. Crun1p. w. g. Murray, John T.
Watson, l.. o. Miller, S. X. Mckee. f. l..
kerns, c.. a. Blanton, II S. NlacI4ean, 7.
NJ. Hundley, 7. 3, johnson, C.. *, Willis
and Miss Ada II. r, Arundel, Contrlbu-
lions should ba sent to the ladies, in the
care Of Mrs, J. a, CrigE, treasurer Of the
Refurnlsh!ng COMMITTEES, or.to Mr.. S. III,
Mckee. general secretary. The ladies are
asking, Tor an carly response, and that the
amounts be paid on or before February
lst. III order that the furnishing may be
contracted for and completed not later
than, February 10TH, ig sER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
J DlsAPPROvEs AGITATI0N.5
Captain Clado Arrested BY Orde:
OF Grand DukeAlexis
iii sDisfavor.

lAbHOCldteu FfeEb,J 5l719=HT--
s SIT PETERSBURG, December Sap
tain Clado was arrested this evening by
direct order Of Grand Duke Alexis. The
fact Of the arrest and a copy OF the order
of arrest were promptly published for
the purpose OF showing the powers that
Russia officially disapproved Of the agi-
tatioin Captain Clado has raised In favor
forcing the Dardanelles and sending out
the Black Sea fleet. as we'll as an act Of
resentment OF his criticism OF the adj
mirality. 1t is runored tonight that
Admiral Aliexiff, who is generally credit
cd with having backed Captain Clado's
claim has definitely. ruined his prospects
thereby. and will shortly be relocated
10 the Cauca sus as viceroy.