davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
EvANGELISTS
PUT IN JAIL

SALT LAKE April ia r~llx-
iouS meeting a. the Nanarrns Mia.
slon church here broke M IN a row
last night Mrs. Kent white Of
Denver. an evangelist. her travsiinH
companion. n. 4 ne~feiman. and ].
A. Headluni. a local architect. and
member Of the board % directors
% the church. we're arrested fof
making a disturbance and taken 20
the police station.
MrA White held nightly meetings
In the church last week. She at
tackled the EaEar-na church At Isou
Angeles. and thereby incurred the
dlsspprovai of Hofua Of The church
nsmbsra She was requested not 10
speak again. Last night. however
she refused 20 be slisneoi. and. to-
rether wHh Tesaslman ard Head
luna. II said % have disturbed the
nesting BY singing and Jumping
about after the fashi~u 81 tho Holy
Jumperp The police were called
and the arrests followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
CANNON 1T
sPUAkER or HOUSE WILL ne
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF
q. o. p. CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. y. G. April IL
Speaker Cannon will accept the po-
Fition 81 permanent chairman Of the
Republican national convention at
Chicago As previously anpouuoei
Former Secretary Of War Ellhu Root
will be tho temporary chairman sud
viii make the fret speech. reviewing
Republican accomplishments. sspe-
ciaily under the Roosevelt admins.
tration. and sounding the keynote
fer the campaign. lie will preside
the first day. Speaker Cannon viii
preside during the following days. S
Senator Lodge Will be Chairman of
the committee on tesslutiann ard it
II bis idea that the platform should
be short and emphatic. II has not
yet been determined Who will nefni-
mats Roosevelt for the presidsuey.
but Senator Foraker Of Ohio has
been mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
WANT LANDS
OPENED UP

wALT.A wALt.A. April IA num-
Der % hamszsskeFs IN tho WaiiA Walis
land office district viii petition SEN
ator AnksnY and washington other
representatives In House and Senate
60 use their influence with the depart
msnt % the interior % have portions
% the nls Bend withdrawal area
opened again 10 communication sntfy
and scrip application. Tho claimants
who viii take action are principally
waIia waila men with hsfnestrAds In
Franklin county. but scores Of others
are affected.
A. present all Franklin county IL
within the withdrawal area. and is
available for restricting homestead en-
try only. forcing all claimants 90 1--we
up TO requirements five years These
homestsadsrs want 60 avail themselves
81 tho Communication clause. pay f1so
an acre for their claims. and then da
az they like. There IL a good desi OF
forest reserve and other scrip now on
the market and some Of them wish Co
use this. They want the non-lrriss 81 q
portions % the withdrawn territory
released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

Actor and should grace Craving
room scenes except where absolutely
necessary that he should assume
other roles.
The necessity for his appearing as
Leopold. the Heaawaitcr. In AT the
White Horse Tavern IL hardly ap-
parent. and II certainly puts him TO
a sore disadvantage.
Again. Esther Lyon plays the part
OF the hostess In a liatleHs. Indiffer-
ent sort OF a way as II she were
tired Of life or wanted her release.
inasnuch "a the play calls for no
Leading man OF woman several OF
the people In the company shine
with about equal briliiancy. Oza
waidrop. as a lisping coy girl. will
ing to be woOcd and won. but
against tho proper way to bring 81
about II decidedly clever. william
II. Bernard. as n shrswd lawyer
with a penehant for indisoTiminate
love making. who appears In the
novel role OF male matchmaker.
trying 20 marry off every member
in the company 10 somebody. and at
tflt same tA1LE FnnFANUfAUH 10 fNGhfe
tho most acceptable "betteT balr
for himself. II tho life and strength
OF the cast. As pure character act
ors. William Dills and James Full
ton make the most out OF their parts.
Dills a. a grabbed. cynical old man
ufactursr. trying 90 get a vacation
but never finding rest, and Fulton
as an old German tutor who takes
vacation every four years and en-
Joys every minute Of II.
Howard Russell adds a breeziness
TO the production that helps out the
rambling. hit or miss course Of the
action In n capital manner. Russell
IL a born comedian and con-
scisntious and consistent actor.
Ray Bernard. IN the novel role OF
a female postmhn." had an insig-
nlfieent part, but In posty'a" uni
form OF modish brown and visored
cap she made charming picture
that should not be overlooked.
There f. little or no plot In AT
the White Horse Tavern" and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
IsAnELLA's FUNERAL

MADRID. April 1.-THE official
Messenger. which appeared yester-
DAY with black borders, merely an
nounccd the death Of former Queen
Isabella. and made statement re-
garding the funeral arrangements.
King Alfonso desires that every hon
or should be paid TO the dead. bu,
the remains will not be met at the
frontier by the members of the
cabinet. and Minister Of Justice Tooa
will alone 80 to Fl Escoriai. which
r. 20 miles northwest Of Madrid. for
the interment Requiem masses will
be said simultaneously at Madrid
and Barcelona. April ~. The Span
ish court Will 20 into mourning for
one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
SPOKANE COUNTY
CONVENTION

SPOKANE. April f.-rsaturdhY. April
"a the date favored by most Of the
county candidates. has besn selected
as the daY FOR holding the Republican
county convention.
The eaueusea IN the city OF Spokane
and in the Incorporated towns Of the
county will be held on Monday. May
Is The primaries Ia spokane and the
other Incorporated towns will be held
April -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
ROW over A PIANO MAKES
TROUBLE IN A CHURCH

wAII.A wALI.A. April ii.-~Thir-
teen members OF the FIRST Baptist
church have Withdrawn their unines
from tho roll as result OF o latent
IN feeling % many years standing
which eliminated when the Beth
Ellen society declined Go remove a
piano won in a voting contest over
two years ESQ The split has at
Tested the strength OF the church
little. ag there are about fso mem
bers left. The dissenting body.
which consists % half a dossn fam.
lilies. viii probably form nsw
church IN the eastern portion Of the
city.
The Beth Eden society OF the
Firs, Baptist church is composed Of
young women whose object Ia home
improvsmsnt Two ynars and half
ago the young women threw them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
she LIKES OLD
MASSACHUSETTS

Arthur Fiske today filed suit I'm
the superior court against Mrs. ida
Fiaks for divorce. lie alleges de-
sertlon, claiming that although he
came vest and left her behind. I'm
1897. she has for the past few years
peraistently refused TO Join him in
this city. He has written her often
no AYERS. but his letters always come
back from Massachusetts unopened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
FAT THE WHITE HORSE TAv-
ERN."

-AT THE WHITE HORSE TAv-
ERN."
The members Of the Baker CON-
pAny are poorly cast in AT the
White Horse Tavern" an adapta-
ton from the German play I'm
welsssn Roess'l." in which they
opened q weeks engagement at the
Seattle last night
George Allison. the leading man OF
the company. for some unknown Tea-
son. appears as German head
waiter. q part TO which he Is in no
wise suited. and he makes the aw-
fullest botchwork Of the German
dialect that any one could very well
in1aglns. His mannerlsms are for
eign to the type no assumes TO rep
resent, and he injects none OF his
magnetic personality into the unfit
ting role. Alison II a dress-suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

selves heart and soul Into a voting
contest for a plano. which business
men had subscribed. Coupons were
given with business purchases BY
the contributors. and the business
men expected their money back b.
stimulation Of trade. Several or
saniralionn went after the instru-
nlent aud a contest in which several
hundred thousand votes were cast
resulted Alleged fofgerieH were
talksd OF among SONS Of the com
petitoFs. bat the Beth Eden society
finally won. after an excitement that
quite stirred up the city.
Sons Of the older members
though, the piano should not ba re-
tainsd. on the principle TIA; II had
been won Ia species OF lottery. The
Misunderstanding over this has end
ed tn the Withdrawal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
WILL WORK ON DITCH

wAGIuI.A. April lit is report
"a here that work VIII commences IN
about thrve weeks on the old Wells
waiia and Columbia irrigation ditch.
which comes out 81 the walla waila
near Nine Mile bridge. between Wal.
lula and Touchct. and covers about
10 GO acres Of sand land. The diteb
line takes In land on the south SIDE
% the Walia Wslla 1T first. then
crosses that stream ana covers sew
er1d thousands OF acres close 10 Wal.
lula.
A California man has been preHi-
dent 81 the company. with A. sherry
Of this place as secretary. Mr.
sherry hes Hoid cut 90 coast people,
who. Il Is said. intend 20 prosecute
tho development Tho project Il en-.
tireiy a gravity one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
- NAN or MYRTrRY. -


a Man OF Mystery" was put on
al the AlcaHar last night. Ed Red
mond and his company playing 70
crowded houses at both the matinee
and evening performances. The
comedy-drama has all the elements
that draw we'll az tho AicaEer, and
"'rhe Man % Mystery will have a
popular run through the first part
% the week. singing and daneins
speeisltics enliven the piece. Alta
Phills was pretty and winning
heroine. and Clyde Granger was a
villain sufficiently diabolicai 10
meet oil the demands 81 the case.
Ed Redmond. although subordinated
In the role % an old doctor. made
his usual hit. and Leslie Nirden won
laurels IN the character or an ad-
ventures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
THE srowAwAY."

THE stowaway" furnished plenty
o Thrills to lovers Of tho melodrama
last night At the Third Avenue. The
gallery gods went Wild with delight
when the safe blowing scene by the
two reformed burglars Was pulled
of according 60 schedule.
1'um Lotus. as "nioky DtalH." the
stowaway, brought great glory upon
himself. dividing the honoru with
Niles Nerua FELTON, IN tho role OF
"Chucky," the newaboy. Althsa Dale
WAS very acceptable as the heroine.
and the support was well up TO
sample"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
PUBLISHERS
LOSE SUIT
BOOKS ARE EXCLUDED FROM
"sEeoND. CLASS" PRIVILEGES
tny scrlpps News Ass'n)

WASHINGTON. ID. c. April IL
Books cannot 40 through the mails
as second class matter. according 20
a decision OF the supreme court to
day Ia what was called the second
class mail matter" suit. brought by
Houghton. Mifflin a Co, Of noston.
and other publishers Tho courts
below are sustained
The postmaster general main
tanned that the Riverside Literary
Series. the Columbia Library. the
Detective Library aud other go
called libraries should be excluded.
The publishers contended they were
periodicals and magazines. For is
years thsse publications have had
second class privileges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
cpy serIrr. Now A.a.nl

PORT ARTHUR. April 1.-THE SEN
erai attack by a larEcly reinforced
japanese fleet which Il was believed
would be made on this city last night
did not oceur.
All DAY yesterday the town VAS In a
state Of suppressed excitement and
every moment Il was expected that re-
ports Of the approach 81 the enemy
would be received But The Sabbath
suiet was undlsturbca,
By = special dispsnH4tlon. the orders
were issued that no religious services
would be held ~ the soldiers 81 sail
crs. en- account of the cxlgeneies Of
the situation.
Makaroff's torpedo boat flotLiia pa
trolied the open Foadstead and ven
tsred far cut 10 sea. but not until yes
terday evening were any vessels that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
JAPS FAILED
TO ATTACK
PORT ARTHUR.
RUSSIANS WE'RE READY TO GIVE BATTLE YESTERDAY, BUT
FLEET DID NOT SHOW

might belong 90 the enemy sighted.
A large fleet appeared on the horizon
and a warning was flashed 60 the mll-
itary headquarters, bat the fleet dis
appeared Without approaching within
striking distance.
IL j. believed that the extra preo@e-
tiona that had been taken against an
unexpected attack deferred the Iaps
FROM MAKING the attempt ana that II
will be made some night this week
Erom ali indications, tho Japanese
intend to repeat their effort 20 bottle
mp the Russian fleet. bat with much
larger fleet Of fire ships. II Is under
stood that the enemy has twenty dis
mantled steamers ready a. Be- seut-
tied in the harbor as soon as the ficcs
can fight It's way close CnouEh ~ the
inner hay 70 attempt this coup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
Big Mine Sold

DURANGO. Mssico. April ii-vi-
eents Entrnude. n millionaire miner.
has sold one q his properties. the
santa fsucretiA. - ar American com
panY for faau 81 The Santa turfstia
IL one q tho great gold producing
mine. q Durango. The purchasers
intend 10 exploit the property on a
very large srais. ard ta thia effect
machinery e being ordered from tho
United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
RUSSIAN BLUNDER
NEwcHwANG FORTS FIRED ON PILOT BOATS. BE-
LIEvING THEY WERE JAP wARSHIPS
By scrip. News Ass'np

rEwcHwANo. April IA mlsun.
esrstzndiuE o. the customs fiashlisht
signals caused great excitement ~ mid
night last night. Officers IN command
Of the forts thought the japanese we're
making an attack. and opened fire on
. fleet Of pilot boats and merchantmen
outward bound.
Two Chinese seamen were struck BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
Shearing at Hand

ToUcHET. Aprtl ii.-I4tsie shearinE
has been done yet n TIE sheep camps
q Western walla walls county bat
work viii start actively this week.
iarnhinE h. half over ADf the season
has been successful one. the per
cent ~ Increase IN most flnckH 20 Tar
being y 70 -. Weather has been
quite favorable.
There arr probably sa.n9 sheep In
wsiia Wniia county. Nearly AL the
sheep camps ere tributary TO Tauchsi
% waliuia. o. on the snake. tsh and
Milla % wAiiula are reported Go have
shoarlns veil under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
BALLARD TO NAVE
FREE DELIVERY
cBY scripps Ss~. Ass'nl

ballard. April I-baiiard IL
20 have a free delivery system The
receipts Tor the rear have exeseded
the required amount. assrexatins
over tis .ooa by several hundred dol
lars. Postmaster " =. fsiis has
filed a formal application for free
delivery. but II IL expected that the
government will walt until the end
II the fiscat year. which expires
June %. before taking action Hal
lard leads eli the second class Of
fioos In The state this year in the In
creas. Of business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
FELL FROM BRIDGE

The suit OF Louis Lortle against
the city and II. u. Kennedy 90 re-
cover t5.025 for personal injuries
sustained by falling off the Grant
street bridge. II being heard In the
superior court today. Iortie claims
that a railing In front OF Kennody's
property was defective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
FLEET PASSED CHEEF00

fRv Scrippa News Assn
CHEEFOo. April IA fleet - Jap
anese warships. eonaistinE 81 seven
teen batieShips and cruisers, a score
or more 81 steamers and twelve taF-
pedo boats. passed here last night II
h believed they are bound fer Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
UMINEZ ARRIVES

NEW YORK. April u.-Gen- Juan
Jimines. tho Dominican rebel. who
tried to wrest the reina 81 government
from President Noraiea. arrived from
San Juan today on the steamer PhilA-
dsiphla. lie refused 20 talk % his fn-
turo movements Ia San Domingo af-
falr1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

action takes YOU nowhere IA partleu-
lar and starts from about the same
QUARTER of tho compass. but there ls
exceedingly clever dialogue, plenty
OF mnnY situations. and the play Is
clean. Wholesome and well staged.
But for the unfortunate casting Of
some 81 the parts II would be all
that any ths.terEoer would wish to
srg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

= she'll ard Killed
Several shots were fired before the
artillery men discovered their mistake.
The incident shows TIE mental strain
under which tho Russians are labor.
ting. Fcverish activity prevails amenT
the military. who are doing thu hsa,
they can 20 prepare fer japanese a..
sauit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
HELD A JUBILEE

CoLFAx, April 1.-THE business
Mems Jubilee" held in the Hldgeway
theater Thursday night. was a sue
cess from every standpoint. especially
that Of finance. The jubilee was given
by the ladies' Of the Methodist church
TO raise money 90 buy a carpet for
tho parsonage. The Colfnx orchestra
furnished the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
Notice TO Subscribers

n. any evening. your copy of The
Star has not arrived at Gee O'Clock.
telephone Sunset. Main 1860. or In
dependent iiak. any time between
600 and s.ao-and a copy viii he sent
you at once, BIZ special rnesssnEsr.
trns,r-s. affyfiosrx Efk Third ave zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11
Quay Is III

ATLANTIC CITY. April ii-ssnaior
QUAY. who wsn taken suddenly ~ BAT
urazy. IL reported ss about the same
this morning. His physicians advise
absolute quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

Hourn'. ,nninsrY. st Third ave. '''
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Surge 9epef9sr.

Bort 9uron, Wi9. Sen.
@m. Sartfuff, i'm gtrgertrieg Gene
rail- Snipeftor Der Mrmee in Sbio, 1T
SO Sabre alt g~eftorben.
@IepeIanb, 8. Ser fribere
@tabtrath Grefe wurbe NIT ieiner Jrau
BET elmer Geleiie Rreu5ung bur6 cine
Safe Shore elettrii6e Gar get6otet.
@bicago. 9as @ebduoe, in
benz fi9 bie MurF-Gabrit beg @attin-
W6rbers glbolf 2uet9er befano, 1T
a%bgebrannt. gerluft 800, 900.
Sanger. Sas @ei8maber BON
gbmiral @baopid fdbrt mor9en unb
Sienftag nod Gibraltar unb @enua,
Mpmiral Setpel's gef9waber bleibi
bier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Neoe=8lntben
Ses Yropheten Sowie BET ieinem
eriten 4uftreten 5n 9anie.

NemD port, 26. Stunt. Sci iet=
mem erften Dffentli6en Nuftreten mad
ieiner Weltreiie srif beute S. 81. 9O=
nie ben @baratter beg R6nigs @oDarb
an, ertldrte, er liebe prdfibent &ooie=
belt unb perabf9eue 8eri9teritatter.
|Gr fpra9 Bormittaes unb Na9mit=
tags in Carnegie Saae.
Ma9 bitteren NeuBerunger iiber
Gbparb faete er: Yertbeioiger bes
8Iaubens, in Der Shat. 8or 2 Wo9en
beiu6te er ben 6eraos b. D%ebonibire,
UNI einige pferbe gu ieben uno ft9 iber
elm &ennen Nuff6luB gu bolen. Ser
gropbet it elm md9tigerer Mann als
Der G6nig unb Die Worte bes Propbe=
ten erfditterten ieinen Sbron. SD
liebe 5beobore &opiebelt; tpenn er aber
elm i9meres unre9t begebt, 10 fhr9te
i9 mid ni9t linn es su fagen unb i'd
CLAUDE, er III elm su gutter Wanrl, als
bab er Nn9f bdtte, Die Wabrbeit gu
b6ren.
San &epprtern rief er gu: Sebem bon
gu9 aber faee i9, nebmt Gu9 in I9t
unb er I6loB feline QnIprade on fie nit
ben ben Worten: SD marine @u4.
@ott uirb Cure Mduler ftopfen. Sd
branomarfe Gu9 S9urten uno @u9
6unbe als cine &otte unberbeRerli6er
2iener. unb bod bite i'd @ott er
m69e gu9 ie9nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27

Suaar @ureb S1tnten - grffe NuGItt6t :
1870 gfunb 1871 10 4funb 1218c; 1o-12
8funb 1s4; 3weite nuaIttdt : 2o-la gftab
12c ; 10 gfunb 12c /; 10 Pf,anb 123c ; 10
pfunb 1886.
@aItformif9e g9tnten-6 bts 8 Bfan6 93c;
8 bis 10 Nfuttb 94e.
S4uItern-@ngI. Gureb, 10 BIB 90 ,Pfurb
TIM Tur@I&ntH. &c; 16 Rftnt Dur4i&nstt.
9tc 10 bis 10 8furtb 94e.
sSrHbrHGsG ped-RIGrer GngItibGtreb 163,
serpdbIter easar @ursb 1915. 6-7gfunb tn
Dur@f&nttt 16c ; 8 BIB 8 aBfunb- tm 9ur9s
i6ntt. 13c; 10 bis 10 pfanb ita Dur9f9ntH
lie; s gia,tb iut Drr9idniH. f9nraI, lie.
6 Bfunb I'm DurGi6nit. i&rlal, lie.
GpeG, GnsI.-@eudbIter, 8 bis 10 gfurtb
I'M Dur9i9nitt. 134e; IL BITS IA HfuttO tt
DurGi9ntt. 114c.
Sped-RIare Setten, 80 btS 60 Pfartb tn
SurGi6ntH, 9se; SIare Seiten, 80 btS 10
4funb, 9ac; alare Bellies, 25 BIS 80 gfmnb,
9Ke;1s bis 22 3d., 9sc; IA bts Is Hfu6b,
1O4c; RIare &iiGen, 20 BIB 30 9funb, 94c:
Riiden IL Bis 10 9fsnb 95Se: 2Iare NiiGen 8
bts 9 Bfunb. 93c
@ep5GeItes SGuetneflesf9 - Rno&enIoies
Ganen 9ie $20.O 90; 2Iares Bean $l9. 30; Sons'
lp $3.50; Stort @lear $3.50; 9aturpi
$14. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
0eS@Ia@teteS 0teb.

SrtiGes notwithstanding Sttere IA
Sc; biefise Gtiere Ss- SIC; bteiise Sfsfoer
$50 Bis ENO sfuno 73e; bieFge &iibe 400
bis $50 Sfanb 64c Rtibe $50 bis $50 Rfunb
sac; Stier Borberpiertel &c, Stier Strter'
uiertet l14c, Sinh StnterpiertsI 12c, %tnn
gorberuierteI &c, Sub gorreruterteI 43c, Sub
SinterbtsrteI 84c.
Srif9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 73e, &tnter'
uterteI lie, Sorbernsertel 7c.
Strides S9affeif9 - 2Gnsrner per Ff1nso
10}c ; G9afe 83e; s@enteI 1Oc; acGs, hun.
1Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Wrh@te tsHr SENATE.
d te.

@itronen-$3. 90 fir 10000.
Oronaen-Saneh SIoriba $3.25 per Bog,
California Seedlings $3.50, California Nas
pels $s.75 bis 3.25 per Soy, San9arines
50. 80 bis $3.50.
Banonen-@ewdbLte 81. 80 bis $1.60 per
Hund5, stpeite AuaIitdt 81 Ii bis $1.3O.
SofusnnFe-$3. OO-3.25 per 9mneert.
6eteen : Grnnrna 11-16c bas Bfanb.
OatteIn &c per 9fmnb, so Efc. Rtffen.
gepfeI-$2.5 30 bis $4. 90 per Sab.
ylener~ Snnis-16c.
9tneaspIes S2. 1880.
grbbeeren $1.5O-2.60 per "a Auort Grote.
@emGe.
Bermuda 3piebeIn - $1.B per Buibel
Grate.
spanii9e 3piebeIn 81. IS per Crate.
RartoFeIn $l.26 per 8uIbel.
gaeue RartOffeIn $l.20-1.80 per SuibeI.
Eomatoes-Eeras 81 80 per Crate.
Neue rotbe 8iiben-35c per Snteno Sitls
DIES.
BlumenfobI 81 BIS $1.1O per Suteno.
SparaeIn Is BIS zoe per Subeno Bunbes.
&raM-$2.0O per Grate.
@eIer1-per Duseno 76c.
Napn 8obnerl 5 10 per guibeI.
RnobIau9 &c per Sfuns.
8abieie lOc per 9nsenb Bun4es.
SaIat Sc per 9funo.
Gpinat ST. per Sab.
Neue rueibe &iiben 40c per Dusenb Sun9es.
&bubarb IOc per Subenb.
Crime 8obnen $1.35 per &tfe.
Sale $1.75 per Sab.
@urten zoe per 0uSero.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-27
Grsbti6of 6ntot,
9eS Yapifes YbiIippinen. Gertreter.
pl6Bli9 neribieben.

% a 9 t 0 n, &c. SUM-. SIN
&rie9soepartement ging beute cine See
pef4e aus Manila Elm, mel9e ben beute
oaielbt erfolgten Sob bes @rabif6ofs
@uioi anftnoiet.
Wanila, 26. SUM-. Monfenor
@uiot, Der apOitolif6e 9elegat auf ben
pbilippinen, 1T beute einem Ser5i9lag
erlesen. Sie Srauerfeier finbet bier
am Greita9 ftatt. 2 WOnate fpGter in
Rom Die 8eerbisung.
@uibi purbe pDr nabe3u 2 Sabren
mad ben Bbilippinen als 8ertreter bes
8atifans in ben unterbanblungen nit
benz pbilippinen= gommihar iber ben
8ertauf Der M6n9s=Sdnbereien an bic
ameritanii6e &egierung geianot. SIN
leBten DECEMBER murben elm Nbfommen
anii6en @ouberneur Saft unb ben
W6nGen %er5ielt. Ser Preis fir 403,=
900 Nder 2anbes, Der gauge 2anbbeiB
Der M6n6e auf ben Snfeln, betrug
81, 250,00O
M babes Sobes.
ManbeI, GAL, 26. SUM-. Mls
5ermann Goldberg unb Senrp De-
Song In Der @egenb bes 3bales bes
Sobes, iener St6tte oes @rauiens, no
i9on biele Sunberte bon Menf9en
elenbi9li6 an 9unger unb Surf unter
Qualen ben Sob sefunben baben, ma
rem, lief elm b~errenloier Saul, BON
Qualen Deg 9urites gepeinigt, ir ibr
Eager. sic tr6ntten bas Sbter unb
fOlt9en bann befIen in's Sbal bes SO=
bes fiibrenbe Spur. Na6 mebrftnbi=
gem &itt trafen ie unmeit Gin9ifon
9eat, elmer Der f9auerlidfsn 9telen
Der bergigen Gtn6oe, flint D6atg err
fd6pfte profpeftoren. @inise berfel=
ben paren bereits benz Gierbertpahn
berfalen, pel6er benz Sooe in iener
@ifte bdufg boran5ugeben pf1est, unb
elmer mar bemuBtlOs geworoen, unb
cine groBe Strefe melt mitgef9leift
mDroen. Die unsltGli9sn waren felt
pielen Stunben pbne WaRer unb
Nabrung. Sic uuroen mad benz
Sbanpab-9ba 9ebra6t, mo fie jebt
unter 3eeigneter pfege f9 i9nea err
bolen. Sic beioen Setter trafen beute
bier elm.