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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
FIRED. AT WOLVES,
But KILLED CHILD
Bullet Ricochcts and Strikes a
Sleeping Babe a Half Mile
Away.
fspec,al 10 The Tlmes-pis patch.


GREELEYS col, Feb. 9.-An accident
took place about five and half miles
west Of this city, resulting in the death
OF the months old babe of Mr.. A.
Ptsse Frank Williams. who rents
fam from a. Durkec, seeing three
coyotes about quarter Of mile dis
tant from his house. fired q shot At
them from n Savage rifle, The bullet
struck the ground near where the wolves
We're, and |, Is supposed glanced, taking
q curvlng course over small hill ~hlch
irtervenes between the Durkee place and
Eusse's home half mile away. The
missile passed In at the window OF the
Eusse residence. went through feather
pillow and through the head of the sleep
ing infant on a cot close by, lodging IN
Z. pillow on tie other side. The child
died within few minutes,
City Marshal Camp was summoned TO
The scene of the accident. Camp imme-
diately began a search for the source OF
The bullet Marshal Camp became con-
,lnced the missile had come from the
direction In which Williams resided. and,
or, .nterrosating Williams. obtained a
confession that at the precise time the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
MORE ODD POWERIS
GIVEN TO RADIUM
Columbia Professor Thinks lie
Sees Perpetual Motion
Hidden in It.
Especial to Tho Times. plspatch.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 9,-lhe most mar
Vicious exhibition of the strange power
OF radlua,-a machine that Is perpstNaiI
In It's action, heoretically-thatI eyer WAS
given, according 10 scientists, was pre-.
scented ut the New York Acaueny u
Sciences by Professor George ~ Feseh''''
OF Columbia University. !,
~ do not say this little instrument WIZ
run perpetuully," explained the professor,
but that 1t Will run indeflnltelS.l, me
time depending solely on the dlraDlllly
of tho materials of which II IS COM
posed"
All behed slender pendulum OF golo
swing back and forth at regular inter-
vals Of sixty seconds. The professor eA'
4plalred that the action was causea ~
the two known rays Of radlum--tne posi-.
tive and the negatIye--worklng upon INC
gold. One set of rays repealed the Gold.
while the other overcame the repulslon
and attracted 1t.
The pendulum In vacuum tupe - 81
tached TO a wire running through tils
glass to tho ground Another wire ~ AZ
tached to the tiny glass and alllnln Y,
tube holding the radluln. ana WAeA W w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Work Of the S. P, c. A.

At the monthly meeting of tho s. 2,
q, A., held at No, 80 last Franklin
sheet last night the agent made the
10 loving report for Janulry;
Heres and mules unfit ior work, un,
hl,cl ed ard sent to st .ble,. ...,.....,. 70
Mn e. and horses with Shlled sEoul-
Ctr, ioadcd teams, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
Drlfers reported .,..,;,..,,,, 4. .e,','.." .
No cause for mplant,,..,,.,,.,,,,,., =
Calves cared ,,,,,.,....,, 4
Iotal Observation-Disclosures. III
Alnlonl ion given, Observation-Disclosures g
Mules and horses destroyed. ...,,....,.. l6
legs and cats destroyed; .,;,...,.,,,,,, q
bers so that their wo.k may be enlarged.
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gold touches the radum tube the wires
cause a discharge Of the attracting ray
current and the pendulum swings Lace
to It's former position, and then Is grad
.ually drawn back again to the tube.
professor Strut first made this dis
coyery,'' said Professor Pegram. but t 9
action Of his machine was very slow. i
only made the pendulum swing In twenty
minutes. a8,,
Professor Pegram used his interesting
Invention to illustrate his lecture on ''Ile
Years Work With R1dum,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
child was shot he had fired at the
coyotes.
II is not probable that an inquest will
be held. as Williams does not deny firing
the fatal shot
DETECTIVES TO
BE LINGUIsTs
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Dispatch.)
ST, LOUIS. MO-, Feb, liability to
sreak several languages will be required
Of detectives who expect to do duty at
the Fair Grounds next summer. This rec
ommendation by Chief Desmond was
approved By the police board last night,
About 800 additional men will he needed
fnl the extra work, which the
Worlds Fair will entail upon the po-
lice force, and steps were taken last
night, to make the necessary arrange
ments.
1t is not desired that the silly cops be-
come deep literary experts IN the sew
trai languages which will be spoken at
The Fair but 1t is thought they ought
10 be able to understand at least little
Of several languages, so that the foreign
ers seeking directions or any ordinary
information may do so without too much
lrOl HE. /. IL .l1I.ss.
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THE MAN
ABOUT

Harry Tucker.

81 We ara glad 10 see. that The fellow who
used to establ sh his healqnnrt,srs io OF
81 n,asl the Windwnrd Passage nus so'
Nya know TINT with MIN 10 INC Ato'' :" =
4 wur Is Lound to 90 on .,,,,.t,r,u
And every time we ncnr that inSst.er n,
Nti3s sounds are heard ron, the dilec 1
% o,e ,n heib ess, Is uE nt with the
Wntwaid fnssnge fellow az .he i, !, -. =, t,r,
X tkrrc is somc.liing doing III the Eastern
schs. ,...o,l
II aus asolI Dis used to come frsm the Wlnu.
9INurd Passage when Sampson heet WAS
n expected 10 get into touch with CerN ,,,.
ras and how i sent 5r'' Il u 20 'g to
the front on tic last call, never expect
In. that thcre would 10 last CAL, 90
lit we could fight and die Tor our
9SS 81 our good friend Of the Windward
IN I,nsssge Is dong his duty. and we may
8Sk. eu INF 3rm d as 20 the actions o. AZ
4 mi..,i kAtsllna and Commodore LaPat-
a choint:.
AR. Carter Brander has another scheme.
v Mile talking with hin, In the Com
Z nerca al he unfold himself. ..,,.,,,,,
\ a b.s fire ire, bic OAKS out anywhere, NIL you
cot 10 do is to get a dc lchmenl o. the
4 e1cwitzers ordered out. a:td lombard me
plil, aoln ns ,astps Soc on down n;r
4,
n thCse buildings then TT fire Is stopped
4 In It's onward career. and the fire IS
practically out.
..Iut you got to get a detachment Of
the Howitzers. Dynamite amt no good
ss.:I,ry It and see.
Ii Inc very next time ne get chance
we are going to try it. If Captain Myers
Snun,t object.
w Nov YOU take. Miss F'uller-she OF THE
1 Mai, Who la ed Company
535 Tile reoplc know what = good fellow J. w
SFcn,e3 Cher people hre' but they ma
out after they appear in the show
4fs Miss tullerfis one of those grand VII
la1ni:esses that one just admilcs, even
tktrgh SHE docs some things not accord
M God 6 actlrg is what We like even in
/. an adventures.
It But the story comes alter the slow
"A. fine vln.nness Is all right. and r, that's
q IS all over she is one of the finest that
&cve:. cana down the stages
III She is¬ half as Did as the Play
makes her. aid we think we could tlust
her, with our children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Not That left,

{ An Arsansawyer. when told the other
day that the figure surmount'ng the
Confederate monument In the capitol
grounds Is tina, Of jeff. Davis, said that
he came 10 Texas to get away from that
man. and "by Jacks" he proposed to
keep on to Mexico, The Arkansas jeff,
DAVIS is OF a different Kidney
(Tex.) Statesman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Distribution of Bibles,

A meeting OF the Board Of Managers
of the Bible Society Of Virginia was held
were made to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hospital. in clifton Forge: TO, the mission
Sunday school Of the Disciples, Church.
Norfolk. Twelve hundred bibles were
sent to the United States receiving ship
Franklin. IN The Norfolk navy Yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Rev. Mr.. Lurnpkin Called.

Tho Rev, G. II. Lumpkin, an alumnus OF
Richmond College. and now a studcntSnt
The louisville Seminary. passed through
Richmond Yesterday on bis way to , ss9t,
c &c III to the Eapist Church alt that place
aud he Will pyobably accspt. IL n, .sl.s 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Where kissing Is Barred.

At Cheron, Russia, lovers have been
forbidden to kiss In public. q kiss given
In the street incurs a fine. and lover
who takes his sweetheart by the waist Is
fined, whis; the mere putting of a cross
to signify kiss on post card Is also
against the law. AT Milan kiss In
public is punished by a fine.
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But here The receiver was Indignantly
hung up.
Iapan's Bugs.

Among the natural curlosites of Japan
are its sing ng insects. The most priced
ofsthcsc tiny musicians is a black beetle
named 'susumushl'' which means IN
sect BELL The sound that 1t emits re-
lsembles that of u little silver bell Of the
sweetest and most delicate tone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
. BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN AND WIFE DESIRES ROOM
md board IN private fnmll, - s g ,l g :.
t;ond price will be pnid r lroi er nc on,n,nda-
lions. Address w X. r. Q. Box 69S, CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
a D0ILAR INVESTED IN TEE.DEE WANT ADS. IS
as GOOD AS TEN DOLLARS N YOUR PuCkEI
WHY7 BECAUSE EVERYBODY READS THEM.
BOARDING.


1ld11'rtt,, NJ. 5l6-bRIGiT ROOMS, SlNdlHD
or double; good tnble.gi 2l9stt .
GRACE, VS. 5l7--BO. Ar D15RS WANrrE ,i,
well Furnished rooms, rs, ana Nh s'c hnth nN Got
T md cold water. good tn BILE; dis room ior
ir6nscnts 4 al7 Wcst Grnce Street.
ROOM AND BOARD CAN be SECURED On
cross street near central part ot CITY, soV m
fare nnd second at nv room. WIN u VI ~
Eighth Street. vi
,rtIE MISSES ptTzEr,.5 PERMANENT AM,
3 transient boarding. New York, al and !. loo
last thirty seventh Street; RICHMOND. VI H.
Tia and rs East Franklin Street, near Jel-
ferson Hotel. ss.t .5lsaijth .3sa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF. TODAY
Something to be Thankful for.

Something to be Thankful for.
n The thankful splritafinds occasion for
gratitude for the smallest comforts
Lippincotts Magazine tell, this: a camp
meeting was in progress in the wire !.
grass region of Georgia. The afternoon
service was conducted by Uncle Nose
Bradford, an exhorter of deep piety, but
entirely innocent of book learning. He
took for his text on this occas on the
words OF st. Paul: For l have learned
I, In whatsoever state ! am Herewith TO
be content" After talking about fifteen
minutes on the beauty Of contentment
+ from a Christians point Of view. he sud
denly announced that he was going to
Z throw the meeting open" II invita-
ton was: IF you've got anything to
be thankful for. git up and say so. One
q after another rose and spoke Of peace
and conten, nlent under tances that
seemed impossible, Judged from a world
lyg3 standpoint. Some said they We're
thankful for things they had missed,
w and at last an old lady arose, pushed
* back her sunbonnet, and, with beam
ing fcountenancc triumphantly excla med:
SH.'Well, Brother Nose hain't got but
two teeth but, thank God, they hit"
Too Illiterate.
When the present Second Assistant
& Secretary Of State, Alvey a. Adee, was
third assistant, the writer was an en-
ploye of the State Department. says the
Philadelphia Post.
Answering r:ng Of the telephone, the
\ following coIoquy ensued:
''Wil you kindly 6 We me the name OF
the Third Assistant Secretary Of slater"
11'Adee."
"a. D. WHAT"
II "A a. Adce"
spell 1T. please" -
53g "a
Yes
Si "a
yes
"A"
But here The receiver was Indignantly
4 hung up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
SITUATION sWANTED-Male

YOUNG; MAN OF STEADY HABITS. AND
good reference would Hike p,siti n In store
or Office. c. 1lElsREN. 1Jll PER-, Street
Manchester. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

n,,,r ASN1,AL MEETING oFsTHE8 STOCK,
: nn,,,rs or the NlAuL,ltA an tih.%S!.H
coH cChAny w * e ras ns' MAJ a. - ss.s.;
T,cn,ns nd Va on F'EDNuAF1 sth. l9Js,
~ In. sn. m, Gear. and Tor tho
,r.U.sution OF any otn+ff Juan 80 liz. uuy
,.r,,,r.y come before said meeting.
ptopsii' n q tZOLLlCriDFtER. secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
NOTICE,

no would let ny a few Of his arrows INTO
the audience he rode around the rlns,
and this made the show luHpo pp ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

my COURT on TILE LlI w ~
RICHMOND, THE 9Th DAY OF p' l..s''''
RCAkY. lo0i. p,,,nt,cr
l1u.a monte '14'''
Il T. Montgomery. I; ~ = Defendant
The object of this suit is TO on Sno az =.
dive. CO 4 ,incu o ma r.monil by me i p;a W.
lin from tire delenunnt. At;d aI1lda Nis
g Gen msds and %l 60 l n ~ ne s sas
O. y.lg.n.a. it Is orlered that he 90
alpear mere within attesn days 81 atslr aIs
il,crs-a.y 10 protect his interests IN thas
Sulc, Gs ,InoroN
= wy Clerk,
To>T. =. Montgomery: Take notice that
l 81 a On a. arcn 18Th. l9a, at Room 4
ina hours of O a. Al. and +. n. lake
lbs dep sit.ons of G.! Miller and Other az
evidence in my behalf N the above SUIT
wv tx Respscs fully 5}{ast
LULA MOSTG oA1ERY, {. I,
W, ID. GAY, 5p, a. BY Counsel
lie 1O-lpw14W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
COAL AND WOOD.

WARNING: WE'RE AFTER YOU. AFTER
you. my dear Alphonse: after you. my ny dear sar
some time; we want your trade an y low
prices and honest bus. m s. m IN? WI! 40
WfNGFIELD,-Coa and W-od Den. ers. Sew
cntecnth and Washington Streets Phone
1883. a5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

~ 'yG1I;i, 4 ROOF LEAKS .pHoNE 16l OR
write L. D. y OtrNSON, Agent, 1924 d. MAIN;
quick and permanent repair a ~, e ,,,.
Complicated leaks and roof work tpecialty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

pTkSsV1LLly RYE-oNr QUART WILL
convince you TINT yo save twenty llsG nc ths
on each bottle aud get the best g9Gn,s W Ats
d BLAKE. 7c6 w. Dronh street. tfl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

our FRENCH PROCESS is FINE FOR 81
dress suits 1. and other ilatl IS ms clothing.
Mrs a. j. PYLE, al5 n. Fifth stree. rhoh"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

s NOV our good friend Of the Windward
N I,nsssro is dong his duty. and we. may
Rec Tii.f5rm d as 20 the actions oi ~, AZ
Z m,..,i kAtsllna and Commodore LaPht-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

WHAT 9l CURES Ct1Appl,p L1ps : AND ~.
S"Hunds7 GOOD LUCK RExOL1NE: loc.
box sold evcrywhern: l0c box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
HELP WANTED-Male.

AN gALL-ROlIND, SOBER AND
g nlpetcrt printer: ons willing to wJrk una
ttke entire chi,i go mechanically Of a weekly
newspaper ma job oilicG: state wages EN-
pigment ut once. Address FREE PhESS,
olithern Pines, N. !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

WANTED, TWO LADIES WHO UN DER
stand saving 10 learn millinery; pa d whlln
learning. NJ. L. WORKMAN. ZIG n. Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
I HELP. MANUFACTURED.

HOME WORKS. WEEK. y DURING SCAR o
time; no canvussing, expc lence or money
fieeded Enclose stamp for !, ontit ins'rn a;
West rwenty-thrd Street, New York.
ANTED, "A GOOD COOK: MUST ALSO BE
able to do the washing Of a small family; a
good room and good pay. Apply ut GGn TO
1000 West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
PERSONALS.

LAcEs DYED LIGHT On DARK SHADES
match ma erial for dresses stfi dt Wsaf
Mrs. A. j. Ply LIZ, 3lb5 North Firth street.
'Phuie 262o. @ft5 NStt3 f4f ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

GLOBE TONIC CURES GEsT1oN SAN.
n pies free or 81 botts 3sc,i lsiO East MAID
and 1O1O HULL {48l43. i3 sf-fi ~. 4aiNa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

--~--->>~~~~~----@
WE SAVE .DOLL.tRs:5 not CENTS. THE
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN co.
| 1872 u. Main. Phone 123.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

CHIRoPoDY AND MANICURE PAiLORS-
Facial and scalp massage shampoQih an II
supertuous hair removed Phone 1898 III =
Broad. L--L---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
= : = : = : J = "a : : :
WANTED.

WANTED YOU TO SAVE MOSEY-BEST
/. seasoned pine wood sawed Ia ser cord; GA X,
S. Is. Phone 1888. a.. j. BOlSSEAu. Llnu.n
ana Beverly Streets
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
GDnsreB.
8.

% a t 0 n, Is. NpEil. =
Inter elmer Special &e9el berteth oas
0ous 6eute iiber cine 8orlnge anf Nb=
dnberung bes @eiebes lber Die Pbilip=
pinen= Snieln. Ser 8eftlmmung be-
aiieliA @ewdbrung BON Giienbabn=
6reibriefen uno elmer finf=prOcenti9en
@arantie bes in fol9en 8abnen ina
peftirtsn Baar=@ Capitals wioerieBte fi9
Mb9. Sones bor 90. nit benz Sin=
tueis, baB britif6e unb bel9ii9e @api.
taliften gum 8abnbau Obne ioI4e So
rantien bereit ieien.
Die Mbg. COOPER, Mis., unb @rum=
pafer, Snb., !raten fur Innabme Der
8orlaee unter Der Beerinbun9 elm.
baB bur1 fie bas Sntere1e Der pbilip=
pinen in seeigneter Weiie seS@iBt iei.
9etat.
6eute begann Die 8eratbun9 ber
8orIa9e, nel6e fi6 nit Der &egierung
Der panama=g anal= gone befaBt. Die
Dauptaeit Der Sibung nahm Senator
MDrean nit &eben gu @unfen bon
ibm ielbf gefteuter Mmenoements in
Nnfpru9. &eines ging bur6 uno bic
2eiung Der 0prlage purbe our 9dlfte
pollenbet. Ser Senator 9rif Die neue
Banana : Canal : @eieaf9aft an uno
perlanete, Die Ser. Staten ionten
Dbne &hdfidt auf Die Gorberungen
iener @eielfhaft Den 8ertrag nit pa=
mama our Nusfiibrune bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

Gmoar @ureb S9tnten - grfte AmaIttdt :
1870 gfunb 124: 15 Pfuab 1896; 1e-12
gfanb 10; 8mette AuaIttdt : 2O-1s Bfu1b
124c /; 10 gfurb 12e /; 12 8fursb 123c /; 10
gftab 1896.
@aIifprnti@e S9tnfen-6 bis 8 Efanb 84c;
9 bis 10 4funb SIC.
S6uItern-@agI. Sureb, 10 Bis 20 Pfunh
ira Dur9i9nttt, BIC; 16 pftao Dur9i&nttt,
BIC. 10 bis 10 Nfurb 84c.
6ribffidsg SeG-RIorer GnsIiib Gureb Is,
eeau6blter Susar @ureb 16e, 6-7 Bhnnh TN
Dur6i@nit 15c ; 8 bis 9 8fanb tint 9ur4s
i6nitt 13c; 10 bis 10 8funb I'm Durdi@ntt
life; 8 8fanb int Dur9idntH, i9utaI, lie;
8 Pfunb I'M Sur&iGnttt, i9rsoi, lie.
sped, gnsI. -@ewdbIter, 8 bis 10 8funh
tn Dur9i@ntt. 13e; 10 bis IA Nfu1b in
Dur9i9nitt, 12Kc.
SpeG-RIare Seiten, so bis go gfunb ta
9urGi9nitt, 98c; RIare Setten, 30 bis 40
Ptune, 1Oc; RIare Bellies. 25 Bis 80 sBfGnb,
93c; 18 bts 22 Rfo., 93e; IA Biz Is Rfunb,
10ac; aIare &fden, 20 bts 80 @funs. $3.50;
Riider IL Bis 10 gfuab 93e; RIare &iGen 8
Bis 9 gfunb, 1Ofc
@ep66eEtes S@uetneHeii9 - 2no@enIcies
6anep Big $40. so; RIares Bean $4,000; Sans
Er $3.50; Sbort glear 1851 80; geuuspi
$16 100.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
0E0ceFteS.

@etrodnete 6rii@te-NepfeI, an Der Sonne
setroGnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7c BIS 7kc;
@ttrOn 13c bis l4c; Rofnen, 2 gropn, per
Pfanb, T, 8 @roun TIC, A grown TIC fac,
n~tenfreie Sc bis SC, California Euscatel 71<e;
SuItarta 73c, in1portirte SuItana lie Bis lac.
California Apritoien &c bis 12c.
Gprup-Stanbarb gorn 28c bis 26c; oes
mdblter &c bis 82c; sorsbun sse Bis 3se;
Stem Orleans MoLafes 18c bis csc; eeudbIs
ter 30c Bis 38c.
9iiHe -8re3tI nsu &c bis 1Oe; 6iIberts IL
@tanbeIn IA; wei6f9aIise RanbeIn 15c;
Serbian NanbeIn 15c; 8eanuts &c Bis SIC;
gerDfete &c bis Sc: @nsIi@e 8alnii6e 1916.
gtdIes-24OO I'M SaB $40; 12UO I'M sas
$S; 1900 TN 9aIbfab $3.50; 900 ts Tas
$3.50.
SnotanapsIis 3afee,4reRe:
@epobnI. bis gutter 10-12ci prime Dts ses
wdblter 14-16c ; Tancp 524-83e. @oIbsa
genOru 10 bis 22c. Saua 28-32c.
SIN Nadetsn:
Nrtofa $11.75, Zion $11. 75, Serieb SILT
Caracas $11. 10, Dtamortb's S1I. rs, 9ut&
SGea Blsnh $14. go atI8ou6 SILL GGteB
HLerbeb Sop6 S11.75.
8aGer-Domtnoes 7.47c; GtiG3uGer 6.28
puIuerifrter 5.47e; 2934 puIpertftrter 6.S7e,
feiner srannltrter 4.97e; @ubes 6.47e; Con.
fectioners' N4.s7c; %ibsepoob z 1895; Bb6,
mtg 4 Alto; Gtnpire IA. 72e; SbeaI Grtra
@pIben 6 4.67e; Binbior @gtra 6 4.62s
&tbgemoob u 4.62c; selber 6 4. lie; 1e gels
ber 4.02.
GtngemaGte Sri9te-BIaGberrses 8 Hfh.
SLIGO; gea5es STANDARD, 8 3d., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 gfunb 81 6O-S1. 65; gSe
Reaaes, 81. 40-$1.5 80; Nnanas, STANDARD,
Z PfO.. 81. 65-S1.9O (; Seconbs, 2 pfuno,
ST. .25-$1.45; crime Bobnen, 8 Bfuab Rams
men, 81, 8abama Mnanas $1.SO-$2. 26e,
@eftebte @rbiea, $1.20-$l. 20. fribe SSuni 96
Gents, Rarrow 9Oc, etnseruei9te $500,
tomatoes, 8 gfunb, 81. 1O-$1.16. 8mGer.
Born 9Oc-$1. %. gpfsIbmtter. per Duse,b.
8 Rfuab, $1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
9 emo r. 9 a e t t.

@bicago, Is. Npril. 9erDorra=
qenoe Demofraten aus benz 9an5en
2anbe, bic beute Nbenb Dem Sroquois
Club - 8anfett i'm Nubitorium our
6eier bon Seferion's @eburtstag an=
wobnten, beipra9en Wittel unb Wege,
um Die bemotratii9e Bartei beim Brd=
fioenten=W ablfelo3uge gum Siege gu
fibren.
Boil : &efDrm, 8efdmpfune Der
5rufs, 1nabbdn9i9feit Der pbilippi=
men unb Spariamfeit in 0fentli6en
Nusgaben geb6rten gu ben 8orf4ldgen
Der &eoner. 0on @roner @lebelanb
fam elm @6reiben our gerleiung.
Sen. WiIes antDortete auf ben
Soait yI1nfer 8aterlano", einen befti=
gen gorfOB 9esen ben Smperialismus
ma9enb.
Meitere Steiner tparen Senator @ar=
mad, Senn., Der frfbere 8ice=prdft=
bent Der Ser. Staaten u. Stebenion,
@puuerneur @arpin bon &booe Sslanb
u. 81.
Sbomas Saeeart, Mit9lieb oes Na=
tionaL- Counties BON Snoiana, mar nit
elmer sablrei6en NbOronung aus Sn=
binnn BEL benz 8anfett.
$ a g 10 st E 9 | m t.
3rinibab, @ol., Is. Npril.
Maior Sil. Mili5.@ Ommanoeur in
Sos Mnimas @ountp, bat Die freifen=
ben &oblen9rdber in Camp Sotceas
benabridtigt, oaB fie, falls fie Bis
5amftae ni9t fort fino, NIT @eDalt
entfernt weroen. $50 2eute befinben
fid oaielhf. Nn prdfioent &ooeiepelt
gebt Elm prOteit gegen gerbdngung
bes Stanore9ts ab.
puebIo, @ol., Is. Npril. W.
0opens, prdfoent Der 0ereinigten
@rubenarbeiter bonn Is. 9iffritt, murhe
beute bon einem 8unoesmarf6aa tpe=
gen 0erienbung Dbic6ner S9riften
our9 bic poft berbaftet.
81 etnes Neubaues.
New gDrf, Is. Npril. 8eim
beutisen tbeilmeiien @tnfurse zines
Neubaues on IS. Ctr. unb 8. Nne.
muroen 6 Yer5onen, barunter cine
ernfbaft, perleBt. @ontrattor uno
differentiation BEL benz Sau finb Der=
baftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Ratter, Gter m..o GepaaeI.

SduoIer beaabIen fcIsenbe 4retie:
Butter - Country, 12c, greouerp 25r,
GIetR 28c.
Gier-14e per Dutenb.
Shbner 1011c, Sdbne 8. Surfebs-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
0rA@te .tnD @eusATe.
Sra9 te.

gttronen-$3.O 0-3. 80 tir 10000.
Oroneen-Sanep Slortba 1925 per gor.
California Seedlings $1.75, California Na'
peIs $..25 bis $50 per BoT, EanSarines
$3.50 bis $2.75.
8ananen-GeuabIte ST. % bis $3.50 per
Bunh, srpeite AuaIitdt 81 90 BIS $l.25.
RotusnHIe-$3 OO-8.25 per Sunoert.
Eeiaen : Grnprna 11-16c bas Bfinb.
DatteIn &c per Sfunb, so 9fo. Rtffen.
gepfel-S2.5 so bis 81. 90 per sSab.
Neuer Soni9-l6c.
gineappIes 8 $50.
granberries $2.25-2.75 per 8uibel.
@eMie E.
8utebeEn-eeIbs $2.76 per 100 Rfb., wetbe
obef rotbe 500.
Gpann9e 8piebeIn 81 80 per Grate.
RartofeIn $I.20 per 8uibeI.
Neue RartoffeIn So 80 per 8aibeL, %.O0
per Sab.
Sntnois @ibtartofeIn $4.00 per Sat.
Rraut-$1.6O pet GaB.
@eIerb-per 9utenb DOC.
Rotbe 9fiiben SO per Sab.
Stamp Bobnen 80 10 per BnfbeI.
RnobIau9 &c per Sfune.
WeiBe sRiiben 90c per 8uibeI
gioli9e 8abieie SOC per 8un9, einbetnrtI9e
50e per 9usenD 8tn9eS.
SaIGt 1fc-17c PIT Bflno.
spinat Coo per 9uterb 8un9es.
Neue peiBe 8iiben40 per Dutenb Bundles.
H6ubarb Al Goo per Dubeno.
@riine 8obnen S .75-$3.00 per Rite.
Sale $2.25 per SaB.
@urfen 81. 00-$1.5O per Sutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
0ef@Ia@tetes UteB.

Grtf@es @inbfeti9-gsefIi@e Stiere 81
6ac; biefise etiere III .7ac; biefige &tnbe
$50 bis Fro Bfunb 73c; bietge SaRe 400
BITS $50 Efnnb 5ac Riibe $50 bis $50 9funb
Sc; sitter BorberpierteI &c, Stter Stnters
plerteI 9Sc, Rinb StuterpierteI Sc, Sinh
gorberpierteI &c, Stub BorterpierteI &c, Rub
otnterrierteI $40.
5rii9es SaIbFetf@-RaIber SC, Stnters
uterteL 13c, BorberpierteI 719c.
Strides S1afEeii@ = 2dusrter per gfGnb
1O3c ; S@afe SIC; S@erfeI lOc; %a6S. tira.
1se.