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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
GOn0reb.


Darlington, %. Mdrs. &c.
naior Quap beantragie beiie iofortIge
Beratbung einss Antra9s, ben SAabs
amtssS etretdr an5uweiieti, G m6ge
Dem Genat einen yeriht iiber BEN
Northumberland 3riiden Wdbrung
uno @olo BEL ben 3ablungsn an Die
Delauare Snbianer bon 1862 Bis 1878
pprlegen. Senator Dale pioeriebte
lid ioforti9er B~eratbung unb Der 9ln-
trag wuroe einsn 3ae 3uridGelegt.
6ale bebauptete, Der Nnirag be5pede
cine unteriudung lber ben llnieridieo
bel allen 3ablungen pdbreno jensr
3eitperiooe unb es ipdren piele Wilio=
men Dollars n0tbig, falls Dem Wcr=
lansen tattgegeben miiroe. Quap err
lpioerte, fein Antras lei nilr elm Gr.
iuden nm Nuftldrung.
Oils Senator garmad's Nntraq, Die
Sufi3= Gommiiiou 3u elmer llnter-
Tudung Aber Die @eIsbmdbigteit Der
offers psnfions=y eroronuns oes Ssfrs=
tdrs Oes Snnern nn3nmeiIen, aufae=
rufen mliros, ertldrte Der Mniragiislsr,
OaB er nit Stimmung oss Suii3=
gomitss feline llnbOfli9teit se9en oas
penfions-g omite beabIidtige. Senator
WeGumbri, Yorfbsnoer oss psnfons=
gomites, Ntiinbiete on, er meroe Die
Sublfituiruns oeS penIiOns=@ Omites
fir Die Sulti3- GOmmiilion beantragen.
NadOem fid aud Senator 5our fir
llnieriudune burd bos penRons=@o=
mite alsssiprOden, gins Der Senat on
Die geratbung oes Snoiansr-g Budgets.
Sn grecutib-S ibung puroe Der
guba- Vertrag pom %. Nat 1908
ratificirt.
0aus.
lbg. gaborid, Wis., Gep., ma6te
beute In elmer peri0nliden gemertun9
auf einen eeitrigen Mrtitsl elmer u. p.
3eitung aufmertlam, Der i'm unredt=
mdbiger genubung Der pOIf Ooruarf.
Die acknowledgement Ieien einem liigen.
baften gampasne=Yu in ieinem Die
itritt entnommen uno bon Teinen
&i4tern nod griineliher llnieriudung
3uriidaswieIen wOroeiI. Der ganSe 2lrs
tifel Jet nidts als cine 3ette bon 9iscn.
Das 6aus ~npplauOirie, nadOem Reo-
ner geenoet.
gs tpuroe Johann Der %. Wdr3 CUR
gsratbuns iber Die gOrlage fir @abl
zines 9elesaten aus Dem 9llasIa Serri=
torillm anberaumt uno oas 9aus iebte
Die Beratbuns oes Budgets fur oas
poifamt fort.
9as gomiie fir @eri9tstpsisn iebte
oas yerh0r iiber bic Yorlage ben Mls=
orud yYerf9w6run9" au begren3en uno
Den Bebrau9 Dor ginbaltsbefsblsn in
aepiien 6dnen fort. slrbeiter uno
Gabritanten tDaren our1 Mnpdlte bers
treten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
Mpbilma1ung
Ser WliIiI bon Colorado.

Denbsr, SOL, %. Mdrs. @Ou.
Derneur peabOop bat Sefebl srt6eilt,
bob Iid Die geIammte Milis bes @taa-
tes fir iOfOrtisen atiiOen 9isun bereil
balien fol-.
Sic llrIade oss gefsbls 1T nidt be-
tannt seseben. gs berlaiItet jebo4,
bah bic Sruppen cum S9ub Der Neger,
ipslds an STEELE Der austdnoisen @ru.
bsnarbeI!er anseaelt finO, bsnubt per'
ben folIeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

Guaar Gurso Gdinten - grie NuaIttdt |:
1870 Yfrno l23; 10 pfanb 1876; 1912
qinno 10; 8peite auaIttdt : 20-l6 pfunb
12}e ; 10 4funO l2e ; IL pftrb l23e (; 10
plumb 125c.
goEfornii9e e9iniet-6 Bic 8 4flnb Sc;
9 bis IL 4finD SIC.
e9uItern-GneI. Gureb, IS bis 20 Yfunb
I'M Dur9i9nitt, 8lc; l6 Pflnb Dur&i6nist,
S3c. 10 Bis IL gtuno ssr.
Srnbniid.e ped-RIarr GngIifb Gureb is,
oepdtlter euear Gureb l6s, 6-7 pfunb TN
Dur@idnitt l6e !; s bis 8 4hinb TN Tur9s
fdnitt l8ae; 10 Bis 12'pfunO I'M Dur9i9nitt
l2s; 8 gfauO TN 2ar9i@nitt, i9mcI, ll2e;
8 Efunb I'M Dur4i9nitt, i&rnal, ll3c.
0ped, gngI.-@epdbIter, 8 bis 10 Tfunb
I'M Dur9l9nitt. 1916; IL bis Ia gfunb TN
Drm9l9uitt, i2e.
eped-aIare 6eiten, 30 bts go pfunb TIM
DurdI9nitt, 9se; 2Iare eeIter, 30 btB 30
Rimae, lOc; aIare Bellies. % bis 80 Phinb,
9Ac; 10 bss 20 9fb., 9le; IA Bis Is pfunb.
l0ac; 4Iare Wlden, 20 bic 30 qfunb. sac;
yaiiden IL biS Is pfsnb 94c; aIare yaiden 8
sis 9 pfanb, l0ie
Wep0deItes e9~peinc1eii1 Rno9enIofes
9ancp pig $2l. 90; 4Iares Bean $1,000; Gona'
Ip $3.50; eborf Clear $3.50; sfaupf
$40 90.
gso5rrteS gtn0feif& - S&infen. reg.
Sets, 123g Hubenietten lie; Snnenf. 143c
3n04eI l33c.
aDnrRe = @erdu9erte Bratruurf SIC,
1~rantrlrtsr 73e; Bologna IN Ddrnsn 6ie. In
zu@ SIC.
eGmay-- IT, zierees-l. Dual. 9Ie; 2.
nualitSt 8lc; 3. nuaIitdt 8fe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

JriI@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etiere 6}-
63c; bieiiee 6tiers 73--73e; bisfi8e stinbes
$50 bis kn0 sfunb 63c; biefge Rabe 400
bis $40 Ffuub 51e aibe 600 bis $50 pfunb
IS; Stier yorberpiertel 619e, etier 3tnter'
p!erteI &c, Hinb QinterpierteI &c, Rsnb
g~croerpierteI &c, Rub HorterpierteI AZ, Rub
SinferbterteI Sc.
Strides NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9}c, &inter,
pierteI 13c, yo~rberpierteI Sc.
6rii6eB S9offetf9 - Sdrrner per pfunb
103t (; e@afe 83c; e9enfeI 10c; %adS. f,trs,
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

@etrodiete Trii9te-Nspfe[, an Der eonne
getrodnst, &c; Sobannssbeeren 7c bis TIC;
Gitrsn l8c bis l4e; s%loFnen, 2 Grown. Der
pfunb, 7e, 8 groom 7}e. 4 erown TIC ica,
menireie &c biS &c. California Iuscatel IKE;
SuItana 73c, importirte euItana lie bis 14e.
California apriioien Sc bis 12c.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 2sc bis 25e; as,
udbIter &c Bic 82e; Sorghum ssc Biz CSC;
y'sw Orleans MoIaHes Ice bis 26e; geipdtIr
ter 3Oc bis 36c.
NaHe-grasiI neu &c Biz lOe; TiIberts 12s;
WanoeIn ID; pei&i@aIise Ranoeln 15c;
Joroan NanbeIn l6c; peanuts &c bis bic;
gsroifete 7c bis Be-; gnsIii9e DaIniiHe 1876.
pidIeS-2400 I'M 5ab $40; 1900 TN 6ss
IS; 1900 I'M 3aIbfab $3.50; 900 TN Sab
$3.50.
SnbiaaapsIis RaheesqreFs:
@erpobnI. bis gutter l0-12c; prima biz aes
pdblter 14-16c ; Tanep 82i-88c, gOIbsz
Deuow Is Biz 22c, Sapa 2e-32c.
SIN 9adetsn:
Grioia $11.76. Zion $11.75, Jerieb I'll. 10:
Caracas I'll 10, Diurportb'8 s1I. 10, 9tt1
Sapd gIens $14. 30, NaiI4ou6 Sill. rs, gotes
1Ienbeo Sara $l1. 70.
8n6er-Dominoes TIC; etidsudsr 5.47
puIDerifrter 4.s2c; xzEE puIueriHrter 5.02e.
feiner aranuIirter 4.97e; Gubes 5.I2c; Con.
feetioners' W4.77c; Riosepoob q 1870; gt5,
mtg u Arc; empire IA. &c; SbcaI Grtro
@olben 6 4.67e; Dinbior Grtra g 4.62e
&ibsepoob v 1876; ssIber 6 4. lie; IL gels
Der 4.02.
8sis-earoIina, 9opf. 6}--7}e, Sapon 8
bic, sebro&euer. 8i--4ie.
SaItTaaie, Gasson 2abnngen 75e Rlels
mere nuantitdien, 85e-90c, 100 bret 9f,rnb
gadete Sl.S0, So finf 3d.. $3.50, % 10
pfunb Sl.7O.
eifs-WaIs (4o Or. Sef). Sat-, s-lIe be
goIone.
@ewiir5e - SAME: Muipice ;3c Bis l6e:
Gaiiia 13c bis 15c; NusfatbIGibe SOC bis
65c; Nusfatnub 4bc bis 60c; @anser i1uors
ger Yfeffer 16c biS l6c, S6ot Ice peib 26e;
NeIten l5e; semabIener i9par5er gfeHsr lsc,
ipeiber Doc bic 36c, rctber zoe.
Stdrte-YearI, 6fc, champion gIob, / unt
8 ghinb padete 3. Rom. l $50. qodete,
4%-62c.
Gtnsema9te Observation-Disclosures 8 gfb.
SLIGO; pea9es 6tanoarb, 8 pfb., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 gfunb 81. 6O-s1. e5; qts
Yeates, 81 .40-S1.60 Nnanas, gtanborb,
Q Yfb.. 81. 65-s1.9 go; eeconSs, 2 qfunb,
81 .26-sl.4b; crime Bobnen, 8 Rfunb Rams
nen, 81, 8abanaa Ananos 81. 9O-S2. 26e,
@efebte Grbjen, $1.20-sI. 70, frlbe Suas s6
Gents, Rarrow 9Oe, esnsepei9te 65e-8Oe,
tomatoes. Q pfuno. II. 10-Sl.15, 8uder,
Rom 90c-s1. 90, gpfeIbutter, per Dutsnb.
3 pfune, 81.
eanop-Stansen 7; seuii9t 7e; @ro'
Ger semii9t 73e; Banner Epif Sc; Cream
8onbons l0c; go. 2 Cream geuii4t Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

@esen = SO. 2 rctber 1896 auf gels >
fen. s9hc BON RibIen; slo. 8 rotbsr SIC
Ndr5 a9c; Bagenmeben $50.
Born (neues) - go. l weib 45ic go. 2
wsib 453c; $40. 3 weib z5ie; No. 4 peib,
42Ke; 10. Q peib eemii9t 44e Mo. 8
weib semii9t 44c SO. 4 weib semii4i
42c; go 2 seIb dc; go. 8 seIb Az (;
NO. 4 geIb 42e; go. 2 serntiat z4e
SO. 8 semii@t z4e; go. 4 ssmii9. 42e ;
4oIben 45c.
oafer- Rs. 2 ustser Az; SO. 8 wesbsr
42e; Ro. 2 gemti@ter 4l3e; 80. 8 sensi9ter
4lc.
Seu SO. 1 zinlOtbb sl1. 80; RO.
2 TimOtbp sl0.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
NtfAs, aahsrm 900 ss.leprss.

2onoleE' pret1e.
Auiisrn IN aannen-ylew BORT Counts loe
J. z. q. q 60. eeIscts 85r.
eee'btias aDeibhi6e l2e. 10. l y dereI
lie ; eatff9 l2e; ino@snIoie 0drlmes, I0s,
seresniete 3drinss, &C.; ZERO 7e.
eiams-etttIe Wede SOt per 100.
0imnnerl- -2be per phnb.
ebrinps-fl.3o per @auOns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

1imotbb-gertauiBpreiie: sll. o0-l3.0O.
Rice - ge~rtaufspreiie: IS. 00-s9.00.
DeIitforn - Derfaufspreiis: ie MAD Der
nuaIitdt, 67-60e.
Safer-eef9dIt 39-45c; tn ben Eetren
IS OO-sl0.00 per zonne.
~etrob-4reiie. ie mad BEN Grab. IN UaIs
len, 8-SY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
Slib uno @ubrlifiirmr
Srrnidten Meni0enleOrn llIO Gigrutbnm.
Sic yanama G~omnnNOOu. = genat mb Sans. = guaBtnup Der MOrtbcrn
Scmnp so.
gIib uuO m.

Die Garmer gDm. 3. 6unningbam
uno Wm. y. Opp, OIili9 bon bier
wobnbait, wuroen bur9 eInsn Ytib
au9enblidli6 oeiOOist, sbsn'o bic ibrem
Dubrtuert borgeipnnuten pIeroe.
2ittle Rod, Mrf., %. wldr3.
Sin Tornado perbreitete COB uno yers
uiiiiung i'm mittleren 5bsiIe oes Staa-
tss. QDie arob Der werlulf an Mens
fdenlsben 1T. 1T nod Eidt feFfjuifeuen.
Wiele GarmbduIer uurocn aerIt0rt.
QouisbiIIe, GD., %. Mdr3.
Sin beftiger 0agelIturm ri6teie grOBe
W%erpaitung in 2entudp uno i'm iiioli-
den Snoiana an. Yei 9opiinsbile,
Gentufp, tpar Der angeri6tete 69aoen
bsiOnosrs grOB. Mebrsre Mensdens
lsben fielen ben glementen gum Cpfer.
9ie Canal Gommiffi 0 II.
Darlington n, %. Wdr3. Die
srIfe ofieiele Weriammlung Der pa=
nama=g anal= gommiIion fano in Der
Office oes Worfbers o~erielben, Yicez
MomiraI WaIter, ltatt. Man beipra6
ben srlfen geiu9 Der GommiifOn nod
Der @anal5One. Spdter fOlgten bic
Snbabsr Der fettsn p6lfdsn elmer gin=
laoung oes Y~rdfoeaten 3u einem
@abelfribltiid i'm WeiBsn 9aus. gr-
tpdbnensuertb bel Der Uerlammlang
1T bic Ysrlsiung zines Gdreibsns, in
Dem prdiioent Gooiebelt ben Mit9lie=
bern Der GOmmiiiiOn ertldrt, er miiroe
riidiidtslos ole grnennung irgeno zines
@OmmiHdrs annuairen, Der feline pFIidt
nidt getreuli9 erfhnt.
GGbinets=G iBung.
SO abinsto n, %. Mdr3. Sn
Der beutisen cabinets. Sibuns purosn
tsine @sIddfte bon GROCER Widtigteit
berbanoelt. Inter ben DEPARTMENTS
Nuaelegsnbeiten 1T gu %erudbnsn, oab
Setretdrs 9itdcof iiber Die Nntla9en
seaen berfdieosne Yerionen tuesen Der
2anbbetriigersisn in Oregon geri6i
erHattet.
Rad elmer ans innere Department,
gelangten Yorilano, Gre, SepeT9e
fino 7i2sute iusssn Wsridm0rung an=
setlast, oarunter so. Cunningham,
Der Wiliondr : 1iebsh9ier bon Oh
Oregon.
nW b r" 6 q psitdn O M
9ebiid gebOrener
Mmeritaner.
9 a 6rnnciSco, %. MGr3.
Offi3isre beg eben angelangtsn Dam=
pfsrs vgoptic"i iaben oas rufffde 4a-
n~OnenboOt uWanojur" i'm JluHe Sci
Sbansai uuo iaaen, oab Der Commas
oeur elm Gapitdn Garter lei. geborener
Nmerifausr, saber in Gublano naturas
lilirt.
SENATOR Burton Dor
@eri6 t.
9 t. 2ouis, %. Mdr3. Dor
Dem gunoes9eridt begann beute Der
proceB segen ben BunoesIenator 8.
H. Burton bon 9anIas, Der beidulbiet
1T, bon Der Hio!tp 81 @rain Secur.
SO. cine geIiedunasiumme BON $4,000
an9enommen 3u baben. Inter Den
bier ~anselangten 3cu9en Der Reqie.
run9 befinosn fi9 OberpOlfamts=SSn -
ipettor Godran uno cine &eibe anberer
Heamter.
Die Wortbern Securitt
Com a y.
New Dorf. %. Wdr5. Tad
GROCER NuIre9ung auf Der 9~ftienb0rig
uno 3ablrsi6sn @onferensen 5lOiI6en
G~inansiers, purbe Der nelie pIan Der
arrangements Der Nortbern Gecuritr
60. beute Mbenb beicnnt aeaeben.
Sic 9auptia6e BARN lit Die grtldrunq
elmer Dioioenbs bon 90 procent, melds
burd V~srringerung bes getriebscapi.
tolls egmbglidt wiro' Sebe QttIe Del
Nortbern GecuritD SO. ipiro bic @eIen.
ldaft nit einsm QntbeILIdein Dor
1927 Der Nortbern paciiic uni
S30.17 BET @reat WOribern Rp. SO,
eintauIden. QluF bieIer Bats merter
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12

Why pay Retail Prices for your Groceries
When you can Buy them at
Wholesale Prices at The Big Store

Glib cans early Juno siited peas. SIC
RELIABLE DRIED FRUIT PRICES
Large California prunes. per Id -. ic
Fancy French black psunes, per Id. &c
Fancy Italian black pruncs, per Id Sic
Choice California peaches. per Id TIC
Fancy New York Ring apples. Id. DC
Fancy California grapes. per ID, Tic
Fapcy Virginia black berries. lib. Tic
Fancy Virginia rasphesries, ID. lie
Fancy Moor Park apricotA ID. i. i2Ae
Fancy CAL Bartlett pears. i2ic
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12

Silver Bleached, all-linen German
Table Damask, worth Toe, Monday.
at, yard ............. 30O
Extra wide, heavy, all-linen Scotch
Table Damssk, worth 85c, Monday,
at, yard .....................40C
We will show you the greatest line OF
German Table Linens, % inches
wide, with wide open borders. Can
not be duplicated for less than Sl.lO
Monday, at yard. ............75c
Bleached double damask napkins,
size % by %, fast edges, the S2.5O
kind, Monday, at, dozen. ...S1 10
Heavy all-linen bleached napkins, I
size, fast edges, the $500 kind,
Monday, 81 ID
All-linen Huck Towels, up to 40 IN
ches long, worth 25c, Monday
AT. 1880 xOO
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12

7.lb boxes beat mscaroni. 55c
Tall cans fancy Alaska salmon. Toe
vigor, Vim. Malta Vita. Ego
See OF Nutritia. per package. lie
Fancy fresh, crisp ginger snaps. 10. &c
The best soda. oyster, butter or
milk crackers, per ID ,.,......... &c
Choice solid packed tomatoes.
y I'D rAhA.sss s.tfsssa tssstsstststf wv
q 10 cans Boston baked beans .,.Iie
3 IA cans lye, hominy. or Calilor.
mia squash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ
OLD cans fancy wax or string beans IAe
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12

The only store in the west that re-
tails groceries ut wholesale prices to
the consumer.
Pure cane granulatsd sugar, per
I'M tuAs - IS - *sssss wa"
100 bars laundry soap In box,
apy brand. -. .......... t2n
Fancy hand picked navy beans,
per III. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fancy Pearl raploca, Sage, Hon
in, ~ iarlna. per ID .....s.s.sSic
Good Japan Rico. per III ,,..s... Jic
| gallon cans pure tabla syrup. slsAc
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12
45-Inch French Lawns, 29c.

500 pieces fine, sheer
white French Lawn (chiffon
finish J, direct from the lar
gest importers in New York,
guaranteed SOC 10c
grade at, yd. .......A1~
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12

LOO silk patterns, containing Is yards
finest and newest silk, in small, neat
patterns, great variety of styles.
This is great opportunity. Pat
terms worth up to $40, for. 80 90
Foulards in blue, brown and black
grounds, with small designs, worth
75c, on sale Monday ..........45c
Raglan black Tafeta; is q inches
wide, and extra heavy. The mill
wants every store that handles it to
retail at 91v50. We refuse to join
the combine, and offer the regular !
taffeta as long as quantity lasts,
at, only..... .......... $50
We will fill mail orders until
Wednesday on any of above silk items
We refund money if not satisfactory.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12
.HAYDEN'S
The Reliable Store.
HAYDEN'S GREAT
SLAUGHTER SALE
ON TABLE LINENS, TOWELING, NAP
KINS, TOWELS, WHITE GOODS
DOMESTICS AT LESS THAN
MANUFACTURES COST.
The prices we are making you are for Monday only.

Barnsley heavy round thread,
bleached Linen Crash, worth l5c,
Monday at. ................. 0HC
English long Cloth, yard wide, worth
15c yard, Monday, at, II yards
Tor .............. 10
Snow-white Cambria, worth I2ic
Monday, at, yard ........... Trio
Linen finish, ready to-use Slips, AK
38a long, worth 18c, Monday,
Linen finish ready to-use sheets, 24x
q long, worth 69c, Monday.
at. 4716C
Soc Mercerized, white wasting,
at, yard. loo
One big counter OF all kinds white
goods, worth up TO Doe yd, Monday,
at. ................... $40
15c Sheer India Linons, at
y6Fu ...... ......'.'' xV0
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12

AT ortunate Purchase
Of 1900 Mems Fine Suits
From large manufacturer at just fraction OF their
actual worth enables to offer to customers for the next
few days the greatest bargains in mems strictly high grade
clothing ever in this western country.
$500 to $4,000 Mems Suits $1,000.
All new Styles best Of fabrics robbiest of patterns, al
most any color desired perfect in it, You miss it
by sending for of these suits They fully good in
every respect suit that would ordinarily cost you $500
to but going to give customers the benefit
of bargain and will close them out at the elm M
popular price Of VIUU
Send for of these suits at giving size and stat
ing possible just what your preference is to
color STYLE etc. and will send it to you at upon
examination you not perfectly satisfied with your bar
gain expense and will refund your money
together with all transportation charges Could ask for
fairer proposition!
Get in on This Special at Once Before the
Assortment is Broken and the
Best Gone.
Send For Our Special
Catalogue.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-12
4 SALE OF SILKS
Without an Equal.
HAYDEN'S
The Reliable Store

White Silks Made In Japaa
Finest white wash silks, yard wide,
worth $1.00, on sale. ........ CSC
White pongee, "a inches wide, worth
tl.25, for. ....75C
Pure dye white, spot proof, wash silk
worth $l.5O for. ...-...... ....0SC
Black Silks Made In Japan
Black chefoo pongee, "a inches wide,
heavy coarse weave, worth $2OO.
Black wash silk, 36 inches wide,
worth S1.50, Monday ....70c
Black Rainshine Silk, Precipitation
proof, worth SLIGO, for 60C
Cloth of Gold Pongee, on sale. .75C
Silk Suit Patterns, worth SIS, $500
and $40 90, on sale. ....... 80 90
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-09-20
THE COLUMBIA SUNK.
A Technical Victory Scored by the
Tornepdo Boat Shark.

Newport, R l., Sept. 1.-THE sub
marine torpedo boat Shark, which left
here for No Mans Land yesterday
with the torpedo boats Tingey AMI
Winslow, returned to this port today
and reported that she mda a success
full attack on the cruiser Columbia. OF
the North Atlantic squadron. The Co
lumbia, together with the MINNEAPOLIS
and Prairie, is engaged in target prac-
tice OF No Mans Land, and the oni-
GERS Of the vessel had been apprised
that an attack was to be made by the
torpedo boats, but 1t was not which OF
the warships would be made the tar
get. Just after nightfall. while the
search lights Of three warshfps were
actively at work, the Shark, command
ed by Lieutenant Charles T. Nelson.
succeeded in getting within fifty or
sixty yards OF the Columbia and was
awarded a victory. having technical
ly sunk the Columbia
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New York, September lit was said
at Democratic national headquarters
today that Judge Parker will make
another visit to New York within a
week, or before the publication Of his
letter of acceptance. and that the PR
sonal conferences between the nominees
and his managers will be reported as
often as necessary.
Just why Chairman Taggart. of the
national committee, found it necessary
to leave the city on the eve of Judge
Parker's visit-was explained today by
Mr.. Tanning, Mr.. Taggart's chief assis-
tant at headquarters. Mr.. flaming Is
vice chairman of the Indiana state
Democratic committee. Some weeks
ago he said he visited that state and
found that a consultation between state
leaders and the national chairman was
very desirable, but that it was imprac-
ticable for these leaders to visit New
York. He promised them to induce
Mr.. Taggart to go to Indiana if possi-
BILE, and on his return to New York
placed the matter before the chairman
in such a manner that the visit was
arranged. Appointments were made at
Indianapolis and Fench Lick Springs
and the dates fixed. 1t was not until
noon of the day on which Mr.. Taggart
was to leave for the west that he was
informed by Judge Parker over the
long distance telephone that the judge
intended to come to New York Mr..
Taggart explained the situation to Mr..
Parker and suggested that it would be
tool hi fnr 10 he a
rangement in Indiana and Illinois.
Judge Parker assented to this, but saw
no reason to cancel his own visit to
New York city. On his next visit, it Is
stated Mr.. Taggart will be in New
York
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BOLD BANK ROBBER.
Secures $4,000, is Seized, Then Runs
a Bluff and Makes His Escape on
Passing Street Car.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. I.-Just
at the close OF the banking hours TO-
day a man in the lobby OF the First
National Bank of this city. observing
the cage door leading behind the
counter ajar, pushed inside. walked In
and helped himself to q bag contain
ing $4,000 in gold coin. made a rapid
exit. He Immediately slowed down his
pace and walked into a side entrance
of the Brooklyn hotel. which leads 10
the dining room. closely followed by
c. X. Macintosh, an employe or the
bank, who had witnessed the theft.
Seeing he was pursued, the thief turn
ed into the hotel office where he was
overtaken and seized by Macintosh.
When asked to turn over the money
he said IL was his own. The bag was
taken from him however. and Its con-
tents found TO have been undisturbed.
The daring robber. who IL about IS
years OF age and well dressed. then
called upon the people in the hotel Of
fice TO see IL he had not told the truth
by accompanying him to the bank only
q few feet away. He walked TO the
corner undisturbed, boarded q street
car, which was passing. and soon was
out OF sight. He Is now being searched
for by the police.
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To Deal Fairly With All Correspon-
dents and Foreign Omces.

Toxic, September 17.-s p. m.-Ow-
ing to the friction between the mill
tary authorities and field attaches
and correspondents, Field Marshal
Yamaga, chief of the general staff.
today telegraphed to Field Marshal
Oyama, commander in chief Of the
Japanese forces in the field. as fol-
lows:
1.-THE imperial declaration OF war as
proclaimed to the people is univer-
sally recognized as being based on
the broad principles of justice. 1t
makes no distinction of race. religion
or national manners or customs. The
sole object of the war is to insure the
safety of this empire. guarantee the
peace of the Orient, spread the bless
ings of civilization and promote the
general interests of all nations. 1t
is. therefore. hoped that these prin-
cipIes will also find expression in the
treatment of foreign officers and cor
respondents attached to our armies.
and that so long as the rule of mill
-tary secrecy is not infringed, frank
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REPORTS FROM THE STORM.
Vessels Entering Port Give Expert
ences OF Disasters At Sea-

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 1.-THE seagoins
General Thomas, arrived here today
with two barges from Providence. re
ports the loss OF a seaman during
Wednesdays gale. The man was
washed overheard and drowned.
The three-masted schooner reporte
abandoned with a deck load Of lumber
afire, OF the Carolina coast is thought
to be the Mary Saunders, which l-f,
the Capes Tuesday night for New
York. Captain Gopher, Of the Saun-
ders. had his wife and daughter on
board.
The tug J. w. Cary brought into port
today a sail boat belonging to Hoop
er's Island lighthouse in the Potomac
river. The boat was found drifting in
the storm. A pair OF overalls foun
In IL contained memoranda Of stores
for the lighthouse. There was no trace
Of the occupant