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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
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Fourteen People killed In . New
York Ton<m<nt Fire.

New York, Sept. Fourteen per
sons were killed and nearly q score
Injured In a five-story double tene.
ment In Attorney street early this
morning. The dead include four wo.
Ing In age from months to ~
months.
Many Of the injured we're taken to
hospitals, and 1t Ia thought that sew
eral Will die. Among the injured were
five bremen who were in fourth.
door balcony when It fell with them
The small number Of men among the
killed and injured was due to the fact
that most ~ the men who lived In the
buildings. following the Attorney
street custom In hot weather, were
asIeep on the roof, while but few oil
the women and children were there
Those on the roof were unable to
escape by descending through the
burning building. and made their WAY
I'd safety over neighborin9 roofs
Meanwhile the members OF their fams
lies who had remained In their rooms
found escape cut OF and panic reigned
throughout the structure.
The fire started about O'Clock In
the morning, and there was much de
lay In sending In an alarm, although
the district is one OF the most thickls
populated I'm the crowded East Side
OF New York. When the firemex
reached the scene some of The tenants
were jumping from the windows anf
from the ends Of the fire-escnpes thai
reached only 10 tine second floors
Others were crouchins In the smoke
In the small rooms and narrow halls
The fire Ia supposed to have beer
caused by the explosion OF lamp tfiAi
had been left to light the hall on thu
second floor. and the sleeping tenants
we're not aroused until the hallwa,
was ablaze and escape through this
building cut on.
The fire was soon extIngnished ant
the search for the dead begun. Mos
OF the dead were found on the TIVE
upper floors.
While the search of the building
wac going on four hremen were a
work on fourth-hoor balcony when /
gave way
Another fireman on the balcony foo
above was carried down and was prob
ably fatally injured, The other fou
were badly hurt, but will recover.
| Leon Sober, owner of the building
Morris Levine, the agent, and Henri.
Breitman. the superintendent. were ar
rested today and were charged Will
criminal negligence.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
Fall to Slip Bv snlnx

Chefoo, Sept. s.-It is reported here
upon good authority that the Japanese
nave captured some Russian officers
bound to Port Arthur with important
papers. These officers left Mukden and
attempted to get into Port Arthur bv
means OF junk from Chefoo. For
some time past Japanese torpedo
noat has been at sea watching for this
Junk, and according to the report shs
overlook 1t at l o'clock this mornins
and took the officers, and papers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

London. Sept. THE correspondent
at Shanghai OF the Times says that
native papers state that the French
Consulate has notified the Governor
of kiangsi that French warships have
been sent TO protect missionaries in
the districts of Ii Ping and Flu Lin.
east OF Pc Yang Lake. Anti-foreign
feeling In this locality was recently
displayed. the correspondent adds, In
the refusal of local interests TO permit
British gunboat to enter the lake.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
Six Burn to Death.

yellow Creek, c., Sept. six per.
sons were burned to death and fom
terribly injured by an oil explosion
mere this morning The dead: Mrs
Henry Fling, he- two children and
three unidentified men. The injured
KEY. M. Stidd, Robert Alexander. Han.
ry Fling Fish. The disaster was cans.
ed by a lamp in the ling residence,
taking fire. The flames were comru,.
nicated to the oil derrick and tank near
the house. A terrific explosion follow.
ed, and the house was completely des.
troyed. w.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
Both Armies Lose Heax,,,.

Nukden, Sept 1.-THE Russian losse.
ABOUT Lao Yang since Tuesday are
now estimated to be 10000 in killed
and wounded. These estimates are
given unofficially, as the department
returns ore not yet complete. Calcu
lauons en- this basis. combined witt
hospital corps accounts, so far received
indicate that the japanese losses NAV
reach double this number, or approxi
mately 10000 mon, killed and wouns.
ed. "0uA'i
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. l. antIvs
ration was received at the execu,' -
offices here tonight of the arfi' ss, :,
New York today of @. Francois, !. "a
gate to the peace congress, wn me 7 : onis
be held in September at the o.. t sssr.
exposition. He is said to be tne D psl.
or of credentials from the king ting
GUM to President Roosevelt requ =, The
the latter to use his good offices II md nd
restoration of peace between huss s made
Japan. No engagement has pee" n ~.
for Mr.. Francotte to see 'no
dent.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

New York. Sept THE United
Hungarian societies of New York City
rendered reception here today 10
Count Albert Apponiy and other mem
bers OF the Hungarian parliament who
have come to this country as delegates
90 the PARLIAMENTARY Peace Con.
ference to be held In st Louis. and
announcement was made that sub
scriptions 10 the amount OF $4,000 have
already been received 10 start fund
to be raised among Hungarians in this
country for the erection of a statue OF
George Washington in the City of
Budapest.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Shanghai. Sept. la rey1s aoips.
'Boxerism is reported>from paebil
flu, In the southwestern part OF Tam.
province, 216 miles from lien ;nslud-
Over 2e American missionaries, been
ing women and children, hase ;ng to
Obliged to evacuate Tamingiu o~I pvt Of
an intended massacre on the par ssrssi.
the Boxers, who call Themselves ,opauy
yum" The local telegraph I'm the
refused to transmit message ~
miasionaries TO Minister Conges'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

London, Sept. 2.-The correspondent
OF the Dialy Telegraph at St. Peters
burg sends the following dispatch
which is published this moIning ,
The finance minister has practically
arranged with German bankers for a
new loan of 00,000,O 900 Ioubles IAN
proximately $3.50, 0Oo, OOo) at a higher
n OF interest than on the last loan
only minor details remain to be settled
ana the date OF issue is not stated. but
u is not probable that the loan will ha
noated until after the fall of Port Artbe
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

st. Johns, N. f., Sept. 5.-The Cana
dian schooner Troop, from the Grand
Banks fishing grounds, reports that on
August 30. Captain Zimmerman. OF the
fishing schooner Coleraine. reported
having spoken French bark.
ontine. name unknown, ITO miles off
Cape Race. with only three men left
out of a crew OF "a, the others having
been lost while fishing with their do
ries.
The French captain begged Captain
Zimmerman TO board his vessel and
help him reach this port,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

st. Peter sburg, Sept. General
sakharoff reports that a large Japanese
force is advancing northward along the
iaitzu river valley, west of the rail-
road. The Russian cavalry. which pre-
vented the turning Of. the Russian
right flank Sunday, had to operate
amongst the fields of Chinese corn
which was above the heads of the rid
ers. A report from General Sakbaroff
announces an engagement between a
Russian force and 100 Chinese bandits.
OF whom about so were killed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Buenos Ayres, Sept. 5.-The Para.
guayan revolutionists have captured
Villa Conception and 400 men with
arms and ammunition. The revolu.
tionists now refuse all the terms Of
fered them by the government, and an
attack on the capital is believed to be
imminent. Argentine has refused to
recognize the insurgents as belliger-
ents.
Papers received today from Assam.
cion report that all the public schools
are closed and that the owing to the
scarcity of food the price of bread and
biscuits Is one dollar per kilogram.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

~; petersburg, Sept. Alt is unda,
$1,000 that Great Britain will become a
party TO the appeal in the case Of tha
nrl.ish steamer Knight Commandsr
SUNG by the Vladivostok SQUADRON 81
lnu' The case of the German s,ssra-
inca chartered by British Az,
SunS on me Japanese coast bv the
appealed. aiso Deem
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
No Sign Evacuation Is Contemn,.,sa

Paris, Sept. 2.-The TENNIS, Corr
s s at Lao Yang, telegraphinV
no, there today at l :2i a. M savs.
here is no sign that the Russians
propose an early evacuation of I';ao
rang. Through the night from roof
sop, could see the bursting of shells
from the Japanese guns. The Laws ANS
Use are approaching the crests east and
sou'n oil the town. The attackino
l 1oo is estimated at 2O0,O 900 men and
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

st. Petersburg. Sept. 5.-The EN-.
peror has received the following dis.
patch from General Stoessel, com.
handing the Russian troops at Port
Arthur. dated August 20.
THE gracious kilograms of Your
Majesty have been received with
resounding hurrahs before the enemy.
and have redoubled the strength of the
defenders and the heroic spirit of the
troops. From August 20 to today, in.
elusive, all the daily assaults have been
repulsed with the help of God"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Paris. Sept. 5.-The correspondent
at St. Petersburg of the Echo de Paris
says that at council of Admirals pre-
sided over by High Admiral Grand
Duke Alexis 1t was decided that Rear
Admiral Ouktonasky be court martial
ed for having disobeyed the order not
to return to Port Arthur. The court
will sit at Vladiyostok, Alexis presid.
ing.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
Germany Holds Action u,n,....

Berlin, Sept. 3.-Announcement ia
made as coming from apparently we'll
founded sources that Germany Ia mai
ing representations to the Russian gov
eminent IN the case of the German
steamer Thea, which was sunk by the
Vladivostok squadron, holding the nro.
ceedings of the prize court at yladivo-
stok were unjust. ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Rome. Sept. Princes Louise of
Coburg. who eloped several DAYS ago
from Elster, Saxony. with Lieut.. Count
hemeivitch-Mattisch, has arrived AT
Rome, accompanied by the connf
They are staying at the Hotel PlInus
under the name OF Mr.. won Russ and
wife. anu
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Saigon, French Indo-China. Sept. 7.
The commander OF the Russian
cruiser Diana has received orders from
the Russian Admiralty to disarm his
vessel.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Wallace.-The bodies of q. ana u
Carter, who were killed last week III
an explosion at the Morning mine
were taken east to Long Lane, MO- lOi
interment. A brother of the dead m'n
ers arrived from Blendville, MO- anu
accompanied the remains.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10

Lewiston.-The city council has
awarded to McGilvery & Thompson the
contract to supply the Carnegie library
with furniture and other fittings. Two
bids were submitted. The McGilvefy
& Thompson bid was $149O and was
accepted. The library will be hano
somely equipped when the new furnish
ings are installed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

gnsroB . Beriaufspreiis Snsportirter
e4weberfdie 80c per pfunb esn5etHi19c.
e9ueberfdie Ice, Biseonan Gyeam . Qdis
13-l4e, u. 3. GbesbarfI 18e, einbeimb
I6sr 2Imbureer l8e. Bird lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
&limet ieltiam.
Buffalo ia'S" Mnsaben iiber siien
angtblidsn Wor0usrind.

9%enper, gol., %. Wdr5. OberIi
Wm. j. GOop, Buffalo Bill. madte
beuie Dor eiaem Notar MusIagen iibel
Die bon itm in Wpoming angeitrengis
Sdeioungstlage. gr ieIblf fdbrt oem=
nddit fiir ldnger mad europa.
6. tuuroe beute aud einem 2reu3ber=
bDr bur9 ben qnpaIt bon 6rau gobp
unier3Ogen. vGrau goOp beriudte
mid Dor 8 Jabren gu bergiften, "
iagte Der Obera.
r@eOrobt bate lie es idon oft. gs
mar in Rodeifer, q. g., na9 BEN
@briiitag llnO i'd fiblte mid frnnt.
Dleine 6rau fagte, lie wolIe mid GEE
iuno MAIDEN ano CAB mir anseblia
Meoi3in. gs mar Gift, oas mid bel.
nabe um's 2eben bradte, unb nrr benz
llmfano, oaB Id mid G~bsrgsbsn mub.
te, 1T meine Rettun9 5u oanten".
Is. ersdblte Diele Gdle, ME ieine
Grau Jpn our6 bic gebanolung Ieinsr
@dfe IN vieinem 0eim" gu Nortt
plaite ernIeOriat babe. Gle babe bic
Greunoe berideu9t. Grau GobD's
glnwalt iu@ie nad3uwesIen, bah bic
@dde, ipelts s. bradtf, robe unb miiiis
@eiellen uaren, bic f6 berart aufgs-
iibrt, bob Die Grau elm Me6t bate. fe
ni1t In ibrem 1auie su Duloen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
GonareB.
esnai t.

Wafbington, %. Wdr3. Ser
Ssnat beristb teute tpieoerum iiber Oas
Snbianer-g Budget, nobel ned oreifiin-
bigger Debate elm Nnfprud aaf ESQ.,
900 fur ben Gbociaw- 5uoianern 9e-
l~eiieten DienIte aus Der Worlage se-
ffriden puros. Nnldblid Der grz
neuerun3 Der gipiloienlioebatte puroe
Der bette Weg, Der bel @ewirnung BON
Qrbeitern am Banana Canal gu bers
folgen III, beg qdngeren biscutirt.
Daus.
Die Yerleiung bes pofamts-Bub
gets 5ur Mmenoirun9 ma9ie beute
einige Gortf6rItts, erIeoigt ipuroen
aber Don Der Worla9e nur 6 Seiten.
Die Yswiaigun9 fur ben e~iIenbabu.
poloIenIf erfubr cine iorsfdltiee prii-
flung unb fe puroe fir bic YtIOrberung
i'm 5nlanoe bon 80, 100, 900 auf ST.
$50, 900 bejdniiien.
Die Graae, ME LANCE Elm pOiwa9en
I'm DisnIt benubt tperoen tonne, erie
oi9tc oas 1aus ourd 2lnnabme zines
qmtnOements 3wansb (Dlinn.), mos
nad tein 5beil Der gswIqiguns CUR
Mieibe bon gDaseli, ole iber Is Sabre
i'm Dien5 ifanoen, bsnubt tueroen
BARI.
Wergeblih beidmpft iuurOen bic BEE
tuiligunosn far beIonbere YoIfsgrleid'
terungen iibsr Daupt.q inieu, iioli6
bon WaibinstOn uno wetlid bon 9an'
Ias gitp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24


Giircnen 90 $50 Inr 300-3e0.
Dranaen-6onsb Dlorioa $3.5 per Dor,
California GeeoIin8s $i.75, California Vas
pels $>.2b bis z.76 per Boz, Tan9arines
50 80 bis 1913
uancneu-@eDdhlte 81 80 bis Si.85 per
Uun@, ypeite GuaIItat $l.l0 bis $1.85.
aotusnaHe-s3 O0-8.2s per Qunbert.
Teigen Gnrprna Lille oos gfino.
DatteIn &c per 9funb, so pft. &tfen.
9lepfeI-S2. 90 bis "a. 90 per 5ob.
Nerer Sonig--l6c.
9ineapples $3.50.
Granberries $2.26-2.75 per guibeI.
@emRtt.
8miebsIn-seIbe 1910 Ter 100 4fb., iueibe
obet rotbe $50.
9pani9e 3uiebeIn 81 80 per Crate.
RarfoHeIn $l-$l 10 per Buibel
SuinoiS eiibiartoheln $3.50 per 5ot.
80 pet 6ab.
@eIert-per Tuteno Doc.
Notbe Niiben ~ per Tab.
Stamp 8obaen 81. 10 per BuibeI.
RnobIdud &c per 4fuio.
Meibs Niiben s1.20 per 6aB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

Gugar gureb S9inien - grfte nuaIitdt /:
1870 4funb 123; 10 pfinb 1916; 10-12
@funb 10; 8mcste nuaIitdt /: 20-l8 pfurb
12}c /; Is qfunb 12c ; IL 4harb 123c |; 10
Tfuno 1876.
gaIifcrnii@e e@tnfen-6 BIB 8 gfunb SC;
8 bis IL Yfanb 6ac.
G&ultsrn-GnsI. Gureb. Is Bis 20 sfunb
tint Dur9i9uitt, s8e; 16 Ffanb DurGi9nttt,
8lc. 10 Biz IL phinb 84c.
Tribnud,e ped-RIarer ensIiib gureo Is,
osruabIter euear Gursb 16s, 6-.7 pfanb tn
Dur&i@nitt l6e 8 biz 8 %funb tint Dur9,
fanitt 18Ac; 10 bis IL pfunb TN Dur9i9niH
l2e; 3 Hfanb i'm Dur9i9ntH, f9uloI, 1lac;
8 qfunb int Durni6nitt. i4ual, 11ac.
Sped, gnsI.-@eudblter, 8 BITS 10 pfunb
TN Dur9I@nitt, 1876; IL btB IA pfutb tn
DurGi9nitt. 12c.
eped-aIore Setter, 80 bis 80 Yfunb I'm
0ur9{9ait, 9gc; &lare Geiten. 80 BIS 40
puno, lOc; Rlare Bellies, % Bis 30 4funb,
9Ac; 10 Bic 90 Nfb., 9lc; IA Bic is Efinb.
lOae; aIare Rnden. 20 bts 30 qfunb. 936c;
Riiden IL Bis 10 pfunb 92c; 2Idre Rfiden 9
bis 8 Hflnb, 104c
gep5delteS e9uetnefeii9 = Rno9enIoiea
Tanep pig $21 90; 4IareS Rsan $4,000 Jaus'
Ip $3.50; ebort gleor $3.50; Sunpi
$50. 80.
@so0rrtes SRinbHeii@ - e9infen, reg.
gets, 123c aubenietten lie; Snseni. l43s
3n06sI 133e.
Nurfe @erdp9ertc 1ratmurt 8Ic,
Uranifartsr 73e; Bologna In Ddrrrsa etc. IN
Tu& SIC.
G9maI.-- IN Tierces--l. Dual. 9le; 2.
nuaIitdt 84s; 8. nuaIitdt 8ic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

Jrt9es NinbFeiG-Befgi9e etiere CT
6}c; beige Gtiers ~ nc; btefige Hinbe,
$50 Bis F'0 Dfuto 63c; bietse Ribe 40C
bis $50 piunb 53c ; Rtbe $50 biz $50 4funf
81; Gtier yoroeruiertei 61c. etier 2tnter'
pssrteI &c, Ntib 3inreroierteI &c. Nint
gorberuierteI &c, Rub 8orteruierteI &c, auI
0lnterbiertel &c.
6rii9es 9oIbFeif9-SdEber 93c, Stnter,
pierteI 13c, yorberpserteI Sc.
Strides e9ofIeti9 - 2drrrner per Yiunt
10}e /; e@afe 82c: e9enseL 10c; HudS. hlrs.
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
OHahen.
Ole fuug Bort
Mrtlu re.


7O.io 0, 90. Mdrs. Cine Dee
peide aus WojI, 9egsniiber Sbimiaos
leti. Sapan, beri6tet iber einen 9lu-
griff Der japan. GiOtte auf port 9lr=
thur am Is. Mug. Staot unb Sorts
iuuroen bsi9Onen uno a~uBsrbalb oes
Safens fano elm befti9er Rampf nit
Der ruIiihen Glotte fat, nobel Elm
ruIiidss S9ladtidiii serit0rt uurbe.
II Sapaner berusgliidt; iiber Die Be=
|idufenheit Der japaniIden Glotte III
ni6ts m~it9etbeilt.
IS lit bies Die erite Uieloung bon
sinem SAMPLE am Is. Sn 2onoon
singegangene Tspeiden bringen bic
glei6en gin3slbsiten bel einem @eie9t,
geben aber als Datum ben %. Usdrl
an, mas ohsnbar BAG Ridtiae 1T.
Der 2ampf am %. tuuroe esIteru
Na9t i6on Our6 Sepei9en Der aRO.
ciirtsn preiie miigetbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
Surge Dspsidsn.


20. Utut5'
WneIanb.
pretorta, 9ransbaal. Die
peit iritt bier auf. Gin 7oOssfaa biz
iebt.
Berlin. 8eraaeitrigen gmpTang
BET gotidafter 9oiper uobnte Der 9ron.
prin5 BET.
paris. Nad Greunosn bon gouiie
Wlidsl liegi Die beriibmte NSitatOrin In
3oulon i'm Sterben.
2onoon. Die @eradte, Der
gmir bon a~fgbaniitan iei Dsraiitst
tuor0en, iinoen bier ieinen @lauber.
JuInub.
% Arlington, 8. 6. Dis
SorpsooboOi= Jlotille lit aug Bombay
nad Colombo, geblOn, 900 Wsilen,
ab9efahren. Die Jabrt sebt nod ben
pbtlippinen.
2nuisbtlIe. QD. Sssrigg,
10, gberbast, Is, uno goparb 6srt,
81 Sabre CIT, aae aus Ss%fferiOnDiue,
Sno., ertranfen i'm CbiO, 9egeniibsr
bon bier, 5urd 3sntern zines gOotes.
Hew YOrf. %. u. Dan uno
@b. %. &ufel. ipeIde Die SntereHen
Der Re9ieruna bel Der GOncsifOns=
llebertragung Der panama-@eieaidaft
pertreien, fubren auf benz rGeoric"
nod @uropa.
gincinnati, 8. Rob. Ql0i=
ion, "a Sabre oft, YrdfiOsnt Der ge=
b0roe fur ben 6fentliden 9ienlf, lit In
GOlse elmer Sersidlaaes geltOrben. st
NOR friibsr prdiiOelt Der american
9ppe Gounosp 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
Derein3ige Weibein benz
gu i'll u rubr befrat.

OerelH3tg 2p efBetn DC M
gu lisN Il rub be # ra t.
gbansbiIle, Sno., 90. Mdrs.
SIN G~reiseeri9t muroe beuse G. Mtiin
tue9en 9beilnabme on Den Rnlie rn-
ruben bonn SuIi 81 $50 @elofrafe psr-
urtbeilt. IS 1T Dies Der ein3ige Weibe,
Der big jebt cine Strafe erbielt. yer=
|idieoene Hsger tpanoerien ms @efdn9=
nib.
Streif emMu5 T.
ungspIab
e.. QDuis, Wo., 90. Wdr3. -
2luf Dem Weliausfsaungsplabe gingen
ettpa 200 Mnftrei9er fuegen b0bcrer
8 6bne on Den STREET,. Der Streit oiirfte
bon turjer Dauer Iein.
Ier3weifelt Sbat.
9etroit, Wi1., %. Wdr3. q.
90. Bergman, elm MulitalisnbdnOler,
|idoB bsute auf BEN @onifabler s.
S6meber, Der ibm einen grmittirunes.
gefstl %einbdnoigte, uno beriibte bnnn
Gelbfmoro. g. oiirfte genelen.
dIIe.
2ouispilIe, 3D., %. Wdr3.
Ser g~rpreBmaaen beg seitern aus Gbi=
cago abaefabrsnen WOnon3uges muros
bsute bel geoforo, Sno., in Golee elmer
gampensgrplOIiOn oard 6euer SsriiDrt.
Ger 3ug traf bier nit 45fiinoiser 8er-
Ipdtnng Elm.
glepeIano, O., %. Mdr3.-
Ger 0fli6 fabrenoe pittsburQ & Bufs
falO Sduel5ug Der 2ate Shore Babn
entgieilte beute bel Nortb gaH, pa.
I3 3u9=Yeoienlfeie piuroen ernflid per-
llebt.
Cincinnati, Obio, %. Widr3.
Charles Waterfon aus Senber, Sol,
Tam beute bel HeaoinQ, O., our9 einen
penna Gra9t3us um's 2ebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

ximotb9-Berfaufspretie: ST.. o0-l3.05.
aIee - gertaufspreile: SO. 00-s9.00.
Bei&forn - gertauiapreifs: ie na9 Der
lualitdt, $500.
Safer-eei9dIt 39-4bc; In ben Eebren
IS 00-S10.00 per ToHne.
etrob-@reiie. ie na@ benz @rob. IN Cab
len, $6-$S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
Dwtter, ettr uno @egAeeI.


@etrodnete Trii9te--AepfeI, an Der Some
setrodnet, &c; Sobannssbesren 7e bis IKE;
eitrsn l3e bis 14e; s~sOfnen, 2 Gropn, per
Yfanb, 7c. 8 Groipn TIC. 4 Grown nc Iaa,
m~snfreie &c bis Sc. California gsuseatel 7<e;
SuItana 73e, iinportirte euItana lie Bic l4e.
California Hprifoien &c bis l2c.
Gyrub-S STANDARD Corn 28e bis 25e; ae.
IOdbItsr nc bic s2e; eorsbum 2ec bio 8ee;
ylslD DrIeans MOlaHes l8e bis 2ec; seudtI.
ter 30e bis 38c.
gafe-8ro5iI nsu &c bis l0e; Jilberts H.;
wianoeIn IA; Dei4ifaIige RanbeIn l5e;
Sorban NanbeIn lbe; geanuts &c bis SIC;
s~srcfete 7c biz Be-; GnsIide maImiHe 1916.
pidIeS-24oo I'm 1ab $40; l2oo I'm GAS
20; 1900 tn QaIbiab $3.50; 600 int Gab
8.bO.
SnbianapsIis aahsssyrsNe:
@esDobnI. btB gutter 10-12e; prtma bis oss
DabIter 14-16e [; 6onep a%2i-s3e. goIbss
Yeaop 10 BIB 22r, Scua 2s-92e.
Sn gadetsn:
Hrioia SLID, Zion sll.7b, geriet 81. 20:
Caracas S11 10. Diuportb's s1I. rs, Duan
Japo gIsns $l4.b0, NaiIpoua Sill. 10, gois
Blsnbeb SABA s11.75.
Bn6er-DcminoeB 7.47e etldsudes B.s2
puIperifrter 5.47e; z334 p~uIpertFrter b.S7s.
feiner s~ranuIirter 4.97c; Cubes 5.47,; Gons
festtoners' a4.s7G yibscpoob u 4.sse; 300.
MIR u 4.77e; empire IA. 72e; Sbeal Gstro
@oIben g 4.67e; sginbior Grtra 6 e.e2t
H~ib9epoob " 4.62e; seIber 6 4. lie; le eeIs
Der 4.02.
Weis-GaroIina, 3opf, 53--71e, Sapan 8
bic, sebro&ener, 83--4te.
eaItaafe, Saigon 2abuneen 75e aIeIs
mere Duantitdten, 85s-90c. 100 brsi gfunD
g'adete sl.90, 90 finf 3d., sl.80, IS 10
pfunb Sl.70.
effs-NaI (4O OF. xef), Sat, 9-lle %
@auone.
@epur5e - @onSe: Nuitice &c biz 16c:
Gaifia 18c bis 15c gPusfatblltbe 6Oe bis
65e; Musiatnub 4bc bis 60e; Ganser i&war,
ser Yfefer 15e bic l6c, S9ot l9c reib 26c;
HeIten lbe; semabIener i6rparser gfeFer ise,
rueiber 80c bis 85c, rotbcr zoe.
Stdrie--pearI, 6ie. Champion gIob, / urh
8 gfunb padete 8. acru. 1 pfb. Hadets,
4H-b}e.
Gtnsema9te 5ra&te-Bladberrses 8 Yfs.
Sl.l0c; gsa9eS etanOarb. 3 gfS., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 9funb 81. 5O-s1. e5; gh
9ea4es, 81. 40-Sl.50; Nsanas, gtanborb.
Q PfD., 81 .65-sl.S so; SECONDS, 2 qfuno,
81 .25-S1.45; crime Bobnen. 8 Efunb Ran,
men, 81, Bahama Gnanas Sl.90-S2. 25c,
@eiebte Grbien. s1.20-si. 75, fribe SUM- %
Gents. Barron 9oc. stnsepei9te 55e-8Oc.
Tomatoes, 8 qfuno. 81. 1~0-sI.15, 8uder'
8orn 90c-Sl. 26, NpfeIbuiter, per Dutenn.
8 9funb. 81.
@anbp-etanSen 7c; seuii9t 7e; Gro,
Ger semii4t 73e; Banner Eiuif 81; Cream
gonbons l0e; go. 2 Cream semi9t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
8tf@t, Nuntrn mo KSuDbret.

8tf@e, Huneru mo KSttDbret.
2dnbIerspreije:
aufern IN 8annen-Nep BORT Counts z0e
5. Q. s. & SO. Selects 85c.
eee-6f9e Weibfii9e 12c; Sc. / Y:6ersI
lie; eatff9 he; tnotsnIoie Ssrinoe, l0e,
gereinigte 9drinse, &c; qer9 &c.
eIanss-2ittIe geds S0c per 100.
qi'1rHsrn- Roc PEI 4funo.
Sbrimp5-sl.3 80 per gouone.
0wttsr, gttr uao gsgaeeI.
QdnbIer betobIen ioIsenbe 4reHe:
Butter - Country. l2c, Grepmert 2bs,
cIgin 30c.
Gier-l8e per Dutenb.
Sabner l0c. Sabne s. G~urfsts-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
Gamereteu

SnOianaOOIis Detail gertaufspreiie:
Iammutb RIee $685. co.
4otber S5.O0-S6. 10.
Niiie 81. 25-$800.
alfalfa So. 25-S10 90.
Neiber 50 50-Sl025.
Jancb Tinrotbh ~$1.8S-$1.90.
gerpdbIter 81 sO-S1.s5.
prinla 81. 75-S1. 80.
ssoncb 8entudp 8IausraB s1.s0-s1.50.
Grtra reines in Gbof 59e-e0c.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-s1.6O.
geo Top IN Gbof 85c-$1. %.
Meiber Soma Gamen 6afer $1,000.
gBeiBer Suinoi8 s5c-55c.
gamen Corn weib uno seIb S1.10-$L.35.
Qlmber 3uderrobr Samen 75c-90c.
Gniildge Corn 60c-90c.
Triibiobr gerffe 60c-90c.