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The Washington times., 1904-05-27
COAL ROADS MAY
SUBMIT EVIDENCE
Interstate Commerce Com
mission to Decide.
TWO WITNESSES TESTIFY
Vice President Richardson, of Erie
Railway, Takes Stand-Counsel
Asks for Hearing.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Thomas F.
Richards. sales agent of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company.
and S. A. Richardson. vice president of
the Erie Railway. were today before the
Interstate Commerce Commission, which
is trying to find out If there is a coal
combine.
Mr.. Richards testified that the fixing
of the prices to be asked for coal was
dependent upon the condition of the
market. and the amount of protection
If coal kept piling UP. the price would
naturally fall off, and the way to MAIN
tain prices would be to suspend or re-
strict production.
He said that it was not always posi-
BILE to know what other companies would
charge. The Delaware. Lackawanna,
and Western. and the Lehigh Valley did
not issue circulars regularly. He found
out what prices were 10 be charged By
inquiry.
No Talk Regarding Circular.
Mr.. Sayre was the representative of
the Delaware. Lackawanna, and West
ern. and; Mr.. Levins of the Lehigh Val
ley. He had no consultation with eth
er Sayre or Levins. prior 20 the issuing
of the April charter circular.
To Commissioner Prouty. Richards
said the operation OF coal mining com
panies by the railroads had been one
of gradual growth. He could not say
when the system Of purchase contracts
first came into vogue.
Philadelphia was the favorite market
for the Reading road. They also sent
large quantities to Maine and to the
mills In Fall River by water.
Vice President Richardson Called.
Vice President Richardson was called.
He said the Erie held a controlling in
terest in the New York Susquehanna
and Western Railroad, the Hillside Coal
and Iron Company, the Pennsylvania
Coal Company. and other coal mining
companies in the Lackawanna district
The New York, Susquehanna and
Western Coal Company did not oper-
ate mines. Its business was chiefly the
collection of coal from leasehold prop
critics.
Mr.. Shearn figured out thar after pay
ing the Delaware and Hudson Coal Com
pany the 6 per cent of price at tide
water, the cost Of transportation to
Carbonate or Honesdale. the cost Of
sale. and the wastage. the HiIlsdale
Company would have left only $1ls a
ton from Carbondale and S1.O4 a ton from
Honesdale to meet the cost of freight,
S1.6O, from those points to tidewater
Deduction Unfair.
Counsel for the Erie road eontendec
that this deduction was unfair. In that
the coal was loaded on the Erie cars
at the mines and provisional rate was
allowed the Delaware and Hudson for
the transportation from the mines to the
gathering points.
Mr.. Brownell, counsel for the Erie.
asked the commission If an opportunity
would be accorded for the railroad COM
pany 70 introduce evidence II such a
chance was not given he wished 70 cross
examine Mr.. Richardson.
Chairman Knapp. after consultation
with the other members of the commits
sion, SAID that every facility would be
given the railroad to put in evidence
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
NORTHEAST KOREA RESTLESS
UNDER CONTROL OF RUSSIANS

SEOUL May IA runner from the
north reports that Koreans threaten the
destruction OF the Russian line OF COM
munications at Ta-cheng CTan-ChOuO if
the officers occupying the telegraph
Offices are not removed.
He says further that the Russians are
treating the townspeople with great
cruelty.
Telegraph Service Interrupted.
Telegraph service between Ham-Heung
and Wonson has been interrupted by
Russian scouts
The main Russian force is at Kil1u
and Kspsan, but the country south 20
Wonson is dotted with. Cossack scouts.
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
LANG GERMAN GOES TO
THE AID or PERDICARIS

James w S. Langerman, former
United States consul TO Tangier. and
special commissioner of the Sultan Of
Morocco 70 the ST. Louis Exposition
sailed yesterday from Gibraltar for Tan
gier where he hopes 70 effect the release
q Ion Perdicaris and Cromwell Marley.
the two foreigners who are held for
ransom by bandits
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
PENNSYLVANIA ENDS
HIS LIFE IN A HOTEL

READING. Pa. May IA man who
registered as +. G. Jones. Of Harris
burg. committed suicide in HIS room at
the Hotel Allen. Allentown. at about 3
O'Clock this morning by shooting himself
through the head with revolver.
The man was assigned to his room
shortly after midnight. He was appar-
entity about twenty-five years old.
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
DEATH RECORD.

Cormeny, Jobe P L., Is Potomac River. Flats
Park
Duckett. day, infant Of Edw. and Mary, 40 @
St. 8 w.
johnson, Pearl, l, III y st. Canal.
Hunter, Peter, "a. Government Hospital Insane
Pollard Beatrice ., 1870 10th St. y ".
Perry. Thomas. 10. 22s3 9th 81. n W
Patten, days infant Of Thos. and Martha.
Columbia Hospital
Robarly, Maria, IS. Garfield Hospital.
Stern, Aaron. "a, Room 500, War Department
Wuiebking, Frederick. 20, Cent. Union Mission
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
Special Sunday Excursion Rates

Via Southern Railway. Effective Sun
day. May % 1904 and each Sunday
thereafter until further notice, Southern
Railway will sell round-trip tickets from
Washington and Alexandra 10 Ashburn.
Bluemont. and intermediate stations at
rate of 81. Tickets good going and re-
turning only on date of sale
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
GEN. SAKHAROFF REPORTS ON
DISPOSITION OF JAP FORCES

other movements north Of the Al River
II is reported that many japanese
horses are exhausted.
A japanese landing at Takushan began
five days ago. II is reported that 5000,
principally infantry, landed. but this is
not sufficiently verified. Thoie who land
ed are marching toward Siuyen and also
~ the direction Of Port Arthur, toward
Singtuize-
Cossacks Encounter Japanese.
An encounter between a japanese de-
tachment and a sotnia of Cossack on
the night OF May 2O-21 at Sitkhouchintse
caused CONSERVATION among the Japan
csc. who fred wildly at the Cossacks.
and also, owing to the darkness. at their
own men.
Russian reconnoiterers got behind the
japanese army near Tansancbintse on
May q. They found detachment Of 300
on the main road from SakhOdza to Lao
Yang. Heavy transport wagons werv
passing necessarily.
Scouts Return on Foot.
The scouts watched for sixteen hours
and saw fully 1900 Korean and Chinese
coolies pass with 200 carts The Japan
csc finally discovered and attacked the
scouts. all Of whose horses were killed.
and they were obliged TO return on foot.
The military medical inspector reports
that the sanitary condition Of the Man
churian army is in every respect excel
lent. There were tventy-seven cases OF
dysentery and uyphus fever on May -.
There was no plague. The number OF
cases Of Illness is generally insignificant.
not exceeding the normal figures of or
binary times. This is excluding Port
Arthur.
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
WILL co TO KEEL.

SOUTHAMPTON. May 2T.-AIrs Ogden
Goelet and party arrived today aboard
the yacht Nahma from trip through
the Mediterranean The party wiz pro-
coed to Kiel to attend the regatta
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

stockholders of the Mosaic Tile and
Cement Brick Machinery Company VIII
be held in its Offices IN the Bond Build
AT NOON, for the purpose OF electing
board OF directors or trustees
THOS. J. PARKER. Secretary.
nyS-30t
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
Taxes on Title Companies.

Another innovation in the law reads:
Companies who furnish abstracts Of
title to real estate. OF who insure real
estate titles. shall make affidavit of the
amount Of their gross receipts IN the
District Of Columbia for the year ended
June 80. 1904" and they must pay ~ per
cent tax.
The definition of a fair cash value is
given as follows, from Cooley on taxa
ton:
When a statute requires the fair
cash value OF property on a certain day
10 be ascertained, Il refers to the actual
judgment OF the public as expressed In
the price which some one Will pay. .
II means the highest price that a nor
NAL purchaser, not under peculiar COM
that thing
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
81 to Frederick, Antietam (Keedysville),

Hagerstowu, Harpers Ferry. and Win
chester. and return. via d. & O. r. r.,
leaving Washington $3.50 a. m, Sunday
May y. Splendid opportunity TO visit
historic grounds.
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
NEW SCHEDULE Of
Personal TAXES
Assistant Assessors An
nOunce Changes.
Exc MPTI0NS ANNULLED
Heirlooms Will Be Taxed, and Various
Corporations Assessed on
New Basis.

The Board of Assistant Assessors of
the District has prepared its schedule
OF the articles of personal estate that
Will be taxable for the ensuing fiscal
year. The announcement is also made
that, unless the taxpayers Of the Dis
trict call at the District Building and
make out these schedules. showing the
value of their belongings. they viii be
taxed 20 per cent additional for their
negligence
The schedules must be made and
sworn to on or before August 1. 1904
The form for the ensuing year differs
in several Important particulars from
the one that has prevailed during the
past year.
"Heirlooms" No Longer Exempt.
This year the ladies will be interested
to learn that heirlooms and articles Of
personal adornment viii be subject to
taxation. This was decided on because
the assessors found that the taxpayers
were too prone to make the term heir
loom" expansive. In some cases. even.
people claimed that horses and carriages
they had inherited were heirlooms
Another change is that this year, all
building associations in the District Will
have to pay a per cent tax on their
gross earnings in the United States Last
year they paid 4 per cent on their gross
earnings IN the District
A specially important feature. which
is new. is the following:
business companies, which by reason
OF or In addition 20 incorpora ton receive
no special franchise or privilege, shall be
rated. assessed. ard taxed as indiv iduals
conducting business in similar lines; and
they shall set forth in the several items
cCnCdnlg character Tru1 Inc
OF their property as though they were
individuals
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
Mems Summer Suits GO =~
worth up to Sis at. ~Oe 80

Deeds, not words count
We claim to sell better othng for less money than any ether
Washington Soreand we ac up our claim with values that
prove everything say, and more
Our Clothing values had to be better to give this Mems
Clothing business for existence.
TomOTOW's good time to test us.
ne Suits in this splendid collection for tomorrow embrace
this seasons best styles and most favored materials FouTbuon
SngebTeaSed Sacks the Double breasted Sack with long
rolling apes, fancy Worsted and Unfinished Wosed black
dark gray and light steel gray effects in many exclusive patterns
that can't be duplicated esewh They've broad shout
ders nonbreakabe fronts handmade buonholes hfnd-eed
collar and apeS Some lined throughout others haflned with
fine quality alpaca.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
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0aue.

Wafbinston. %. Gebr. gts
iuarb greser. Der Chicago ais Wobn.
OFT angab, suuroe beute I'm @eiben
oauie erarifen unb CUR llnteriu&uns
ieinss @eiRes3ufanbes feffgebalten. ct
Iu9te ben prdfbenten, an ben er Der.
f&ieoensIi& wriefe gea6rten Jntalts
eeriGtst, al fpre@en; BET Der Dur&.
iu&ung fano man elmer Repolber nsbif
patronen.
Z raa6bie m Srrenbaue.
columbus, O., %. Gebruar.
.. u. huntington, ein patient bes
Staats : 0oipital.s, uurbe geftern
Na@t BON sineu, aEbersn 2rantsn, st.
u. 4. airi&msper, srtuirat. airi&.
mspsr iust, Der anbere babe ibn pl0b.
lid anaesriHen. geibe luarsn barns
Iois SrrRnnise uno b~srcbntsn Elm
3immer semeinium.
% afbinetOn's @tburtstao q.
Mafbtneton. 90. Gebrunr.
maibinstOn's Geburtstas uurbe teuts
bIsr ~a1eenasia aefsiert. Sm Genai
tam bte Mbi&tbs'@ Drefe bes eriten
prdRbenteu sur werleiuas; W~esisrunes.
uno aiotii&e Hureaug parsn aei&lci'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

rubtr eingebiBt unb Der @1onsr
fanote elm Rettunasbopt NIT 5 Mann
su Ollie.
Bel benz boten Seeean9 f~firsten
Iae ms Weer, 8 purben esrettet, 2
s%rtranten. Der Dampfer fubr meter,
na4osm er iab, baB Der Saoner ieins
9eriu&e maGte, Die intat.sn Settings.
boote hinab3ulaHen.
Slwaco. WaIb., "a. 0ebruar.
Der Gnoner IS. %. GONE" erlitt Dor
Gong Bead S&iffbru&. Gtnf 2euts
tpuroen eerettet. 2 ~ertranien.
Die Grage ber Rriegs.
Gontrebanbe.
Wafbtngton. %. Gebr. Die
bieIaen 1eamten farntsn. bab aus ben
Wsriu&en Der 2rissfabrenben. bic
3riseseontrebanbe III elmer benz amer.
1anoel i&dOli3en Weiie su befiniren.
Wsrwidlungen entfteben. Hereits iaten
i@ einiSe europ. We&te bon oanbsls.
bsi&rdniunaen bsbrobt. bic Fe ni&t
piIi9 tInnsbmen molten. @robe Sen.
ounsen amer. Watrunesmittel Rnb
jebt fur Sapan unb Wublano untsr.
tpess unb Die Graae tpirb f& balb er.
tebsn, Oh oisie Waarsn als Gontre.
banbs betra@tst ipsroen birfen.
Sis amsriianiiAs Rsaisrung bsrtrat
In lebteren Jatren benS tauopunit, bob
Nabrunasmittsl Mot aIs Gonirebanbe
angeIeten tuerDen btirfen; aud bie bris
tli&e @teieruna bat bieIss princip I'm
Hurentrieae aneriannt unb britii@e De.
ri9tst0fe ~bewiQi9tsn amer. Uerfsnoern
fur beI@luanabmtt Wabrun9smittel
rei&e gntf@6oi9ung.
S&la&ti6if .2entudp". bas Glape.
i&if Der afiatif&en Glotte, 9ebt nod
0oneiOns CUR Wornabme unbebsuten.
Der @eparaturen. gs III Mot beabR&.
tist. bic s&la&H9iHs meter n0rbli@
3u ienben.
SAB. MuBfeIIung.
g t. 9ouis, %. Gebr. Weijan
Yabi bon Ofaiu. Sapan. Mitelieb bes
jap. NusRelunes.W srbunbss. III nod
elmer 5000 Wsilen @eiie nit 2 Seere.
tdren aneelanat. Cine eroBe Senbuns
bon Nusnelungs i. @seenfdnben folet
nd4fer Sage.
VI orbtbat einesbIinben
8 @et9ers.
Stoug Ctr. %. Gebv. Ste.
ptan Waud. elm bltnber yeiser. Der.
lebte feline 16idbrige So&ter teute
lebensaefdbrli& unb ma&te bann Iei.
mem sigsnen Qebsn bur9 einsn S@ub
Elm gnbe. Wie man annimmt, mar
er geiFestrunl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

Gttronen-$s 70 800 tlr 10000.
cransen-Galtornia-S2.7 rs psr Boz.
H-oHansn-0epdblts 81. 80 tsr Bun@.
&osusnaRe-s8 00-e.26 pss Qunbsrt.
Getsen : 11-l6e baS pfunh.
DotteIn Be PEI pfunb. 80 Pr. 3tfen.
Sepiel-Sl.76 BIZ 90. 90 per Tot.
Reaer 4oni8-l6c.
pineatpIeS %. 80.
G~rantesrieS &0.26-2.7b per WuibeI.
0emafe.
BruiebeIn-S2 2B pr Gab.
eponii&e 8wtebeln 81. 80 PEI Crate.
RartoHeln 81 90 pei Huibe'.
Suinois elblartcHeln $500 pei Tob.
4ruut-Sl.b0 per 0eb.
eeIerp-per Gutenb 80e.
Rotbe NHAben az per 0ab.
Waup Hobneu ~. 100 per DufbeI.
3noblau@ & per thanb.
@etbe HE6en s1.20 per Tub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

@efdbrli9sr @pieIges

u edbrIt@er g pteIges
dbrte. Wdbrenb bos pieriGbrige
9D4ter9en zines seipiFen gronin in
philadelphia an elmer offenen Seller
tbiir itanb, fprnng Der junse 9unb
Der camille fpieleno unb fhmeihelne
en- fstner tleinen 9errin empor. Do
burh perlor bas Ginb bas @leihge>
tpi9t unb ftirate fopfiiber bic 9reppe
berunter. Die Gleine erlitt einen
SaGbeIbruH, an benz lie ftarb.
9.
Die erite ie einem Ssnbidner sefpGbrte
gbef@eibuns 1T bon Ri9ter goobs
lamb in Mppleton, Wis., aus9eipro9en
iuorben. Soiepb Metofssn, So SABRE
alt, tuurbe bon ieinsr 21idb,isew Gat=
tin 2eno Metofeen sef4ieben, bic ibr
@efpons brei Woner nod Der WermGbs
lung f9n0be berlaF:n bate.
Bon GoIbgrdbern uns
Der fleine, ettpa 500
ginpohner 5dblsnbe Ort @ranb Sorts,
Wafb.. 1T bon UolbsrGbern bo1itGn>
big unterm:nirt tporben. Gaft fdmmt'
liHe 9auseigentbjmer fonben In BET
unterseEagerten grbf@i4t bos gelbe
Detail In ni9t inerbebliden Mengen.
Rabium entnnung n
colorado. Der Gbemifer 9agens
unb Or. gngeI. prpfefor Der Gbemie
an Der llniberftdt in Denber, Col. bus
ben 1900 Gran Mdbium aus 5ebn
Ufunb Gdrnctite eraieIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

Trtf@es acknowledgements etiere 6}-
6ae; bisiies etest ~ 7ae; btsiee Ranbes
$50 M FRO Bfunb 6he; btefse &ats 100
ttS $50 ptsnb SIC 4nte $50 b1 $50 Phntb
t.; eties BorberutsstI 6He, etier etnter'
u.srtsI *, .Hsno ettterutsrteI SIC, Rtnb
BorberutsrteI &c. Sab BortervterteI Il, Rub
ointerutertel nc.
Grf&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10}e. 3tutess
uierteI l8e, Horbauterts 81.
6rti&eB e@afiei& = Simmer pei pffnh
10; ; e@afe 81; e@enseI l03c; Nads, hrsss
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

0stro6aete Grl&ts-AepfeI, an Der eoune
eetrodnet. 7e; Sobannssbseren 7e Bib 7xe:
0ttron l8c bB Ice; RoNnen. 2 Grown, per
pfanb. II. 8 Groom tic, I Growu TIC iao,
msnfrsts &c bs &c, California HuscatsI 7Hs;
esltdna nc. tnportirte euItana lie bts lle.
California 3pritoien 81 BIZ 12c.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 28e biz a5e; ae.
pdbIter &c be s2e; eorsbum Qse 5w CSC;
Wsw Orleans weoIsHes lse bis csc; sepdbIs
tee 80e tis CSC.
RaHs -pr@tI nsu DC Bic loe: JiIberts lae;
wsanbeln Il; wei9fdalise RanbeIn l5e;
Sorban RanbeIn l5e; qsanuts &c BIZ Sac
ssrSfets 7e bts &c; GnsItf4s maIniHs 1916.
qi6lS-2l00 tn OaS SO; 1900 I'm gst
%; 1900 TN aaIbfab $3.50; 900 M Gas
$3.50.
S~nbtanaYsEss 4ameespreNe:
oeubbnL. BIZ gutter l0-l2e; prtna BIZ oss
pdtltes l4-lee (: Uanep sas-8ae. OoIis~
Dsuop 10 BIZ 2se, Sapa 2s--8Qe.
Sn pa6stsn:
urtoia S1a.s6, 2ton $12.26, Ssriet sI2. 20;
Caracas Sl2. rs, DtuwortkY sl2. rs. Dut6
Sasa Dlsns S15.o 0 RairBou& sl2.2 6, oatsS
BIsRbsb Sara S1a.25.
8u6er-Domtnoes 7.o7c; eti6suder 8. n
.tuIpertRrter %.s7e; xzzx puIperiFrtss B.02s.
fetaez eranuIsrter 4.87e; Cubes 6.l2e; Gons
isetioners' Hl.72S sibseuoob Z 4.e2e; p1b
nE I l.b7e; empire ~. 5ae; Sbsal 0rtrs
0olben 9 l.lae; Dtnbfor ertra q l.87e
@tosspoob Z 1896; ssEber & 4. lie; IL gels
ber l.02.
@sis-earoIsna. aopf. 68--73e. Sapan
-6}e, ssbro&ener. 8i--l}e.
eal-0aIe, Nasson 2abunsen 7be 4Ieis
mere nuantitdten, eSe-s0e. 100 bret ptsnb
Padete $3.50. 90 flnf pfb., S1.60, Is 10
phsnb sl.U.
eifs-Rab go O.. xsf,. Gcb. s-lls ps
0ouons.
0eptr1e = @c1se: Guipiee &c bic lbe:
Gotta l8e BIZ l6e Rustatblntke soc bio
66e; Ru1iatnub dc Bic 6Oe; Gamer I6wor.
ser Pfeffer lbe bss Ice, edot Ice uetb roc;
Rslien lie; senabIener i9warssr qfeHsr lss,
wetber 60e tts 86e, rotber zoe.
etdrse-pearI. b&e. Champion 0Ios, / unh
8 Bfunh padste 3, 4orn. l pfe. Pa6ete,
lH-6}s
oineema&te Tr1@ts-BIadberrtes 3D..
N.l0e; pea&es etanbarb, 8 3d., a.
2.26; SECONDS 8 ptunb 81. 60-Sl. e5; pss
pea&e8, 81. A-Sl.60; Nnanas, etonborb.
. pfb.. 81. 66-s1.s0; eeeonbs, 2 Bfmh.
81. S6-$l.U; CRIME Hobnsn, 8 gfunb Ram
men, 81. Boboma ananas sl.so@s2. 25e,
0efebte Qybien, 70, frabe Suni 06
Gents. &arrcw Cox, ernsepei@ts 65e--eoe,
tomatoes, Q Plumb, 81. l0-SI.1b, 8uesr,
Rem e0e-sl. sb. H~pfeIbuttsr. per Dutens.
8 pfauS, 81.
&anhY-etansen 7e; eeuAf9t &c; eros
eer semtf@t 7}e; Banner 1rif se; Cream
Bonbons l0e: No. 2 Cream eenii4t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

xsmotb9-1essnrfDpreie: 80. o0-l2.0o.
3lee SsrsnfBprefe: U.60@Se.oo.
@eIi&scrn DzfaufBpreis: ie ns4 bu
nuaIttat, l0-50.
~3dfT-ed&dIt 8e-42e; IN ben Hetr1
% 00-e10.00 PEI 7snns.
etro9-4reas, ie mad BEN Grab. tn DaL
len, $6-6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

i@steH - 30. 3 rptber SLOT auf oele t,
len. SLOT pom DeaRIen; 30. 8 rotba $i.02;
Tebruar $l.06; Basarpeser $l.o8.
Rom (neues) - 20. / peis 15ae ; go. 9
wstb doc; 10. Q wetb t5e; 80. ( met6,
4Se; 70. 2 peib seuaf@t 49,; Ro. 8
pstt eeuHi4t l5s 30. ( wstb ssmd9t
l8e; go 2 seIb dc; 80. 8 gen arc /;
70. ( es1 lSe; 30. 2 seuai4t 49,;
Qo. 8 aemai&t t5e; 30. 1 semsi9t l8s
RoIbsn l6e.
oafe- re. 3 uetser 4be; 30. 8 uetber
44e; 70. 2 oearti@t9 48s; 20. Sssm59tes
4s}e.
psu 70. 1 ximotss 81. s5; Rc.
3 7suaotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
&onsreb.
Senat I.

% abineton. %. Gebruar.
9as greianib Der teutigsn Sibung
mar cine Rsos Senator 0oar's our gr.
lauterune ieiner friberen Rsoe iiter
Die Graae Oss Sfibmus.G Canals. Gr
bei&werts fih lbsr ben 9aoel ju iener
3eit, incem er iaste, man babe ibn
mibpernanoen, unb es iei feline MbR&t
sspsIen. polen MuH1Iub iiber bic 90
nama.R spOlts gu i9uHsn, ni&t absr
einen Stein euf ben prdFoentsn gu
perfen. Ut babe I'm @eeentbeil bic
t6&fe W&tuna fur ben prdRhenten
unb beabf&tise, for ben Uertrus su
ftimmen.
Inter ben 9ablern Der erTien Webe
mar aud Senator Gorater sr'
tuatnt. unb Der Senator bon Ohio er.
tuibsrte. Ct babe 0errn 0oar isin I'm
rs8t 5uiissn molten, unb besrunoete
bies bur@ Gitate aus Soar'sl erfier
Rebe. 6oar o~nttportets NIT Der BE-
idulOiauns. GOraier babe ibn ni&t
bios bas erfts Mal fuli1 ~bertanoen,
ionbern biss asf&ebe aud beute. gs
tam su sinem f&arfen Wortsefs&t unb
am S@luRsH I9iensn fi& bic beiben &c.
natoren 10 tuenis geasnieitis 3u Der.
fisten pie am Nnfunae.
glnbere Rebner naren Senator Gar.
mad, Der ben @einnbtsn 1unau'W ariqa
angrif unb SENATOR @uIom, Der ais
Worfbeuoer bes ausudrtiesn Musi&ll.
Ies nod isbsr Ri9tune fiir ben Hsrtrng
eintrat. Der Gsnat bsrtagts fi9 Biz
mor9en.
6au6.
Dos Warine.H Budget ffieB beuts auf
rspubliianii&er Settle auf DppoRtion.
Wbo. Burton bon Ohio, Woribenoer
bes GluB- unb 6afen.gomits's, er.
il1rte nit trdftieen Worien, sr tonne
cine Worlage ni&t unterltiben, ueI&e
erildre. baB bic Ser. Staten, ieiner
Nni9t NOD our GIbrung In ben Wer'
ten bes GrieDens beruten. ibre Glotte
perooppeln, pssureifanen unb berbier.
fa9en mnRen unb al oies unter Der
Wern1erune. "a oeidebe I'm Oss Grie.
bens tuinen.
Ct beftritt bic IotSmenoiateit elmer
groben 0lctts, oa bic Wonroe 2etye
unb bic Oberberri@aft anferes 2unbes
auf benz amer. Continent fiber qsffslt
fsien unb uns ben gefb Der pbilipp.
Wismnnb ffreitie made. ct fragte
bie Winbsrbeit, tuarum fe ansefi&ts
Der gril6runsen Der 0anias gitp plat.
form fi& bisfer WOrlage ni&t tuibsr'
iebt babe.
WinberbsitsfAbrsr WiQiams ertpie'
berte, fafs bic Worlaee foIe. 70 mir.
ben I'm 1au besrihene S&ife In ibren
0ods berroffeu, uorauf Burton meinte,
feline Hemeriuneen b6tien ii4 ni&t auf
In 1au befinbli@e S&ife ooer uuf bic
Mufre&terbaItuna Der 6lotte be3ogen.
Nls bas 0nus f9 bertagte. iuarer bon
ben rs Seiten Der WorIase &c pers
fpypn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

ednbler'prefe:
Nuftern tn 2annen-Rsp BORT Counts zoe
). q 8. & 60. Selects Doc.
ees'6H4e- @etbff9e 12e; go. / y dsps
lie eatft4 l2e; smc@enEois Sdrinss. i0s,
esresntsts Sdrinse. &c; ger9 7s.
GIans-aHtIsN s6s s0e per 100.
SunHmern- -25e per pfunb.
ebrturpS-S1.80 psr gouone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
Surge Dspei4en.


HueIame.
paris. Der Qlmer. Club feierte
Waibington's @eburtstag bur& eth
8antett. gr Senator million bon
Maibinston mar untsr ben Rebnerr.
1erItn. I'm SteIe bon Capt.
grtuin e&aefer, Der mad Der OF. See
Station icmmanbirt 1T, purbe Capt.
6abingbouie gum Warine-gtta4e In
@aIbIngtcn ernannt.
Snlamb.
Sobnstohuit, ga. Dur9 Ct.
plofion elmer 2oiomottpe Der penn.
8abn famen In benz nahen @bre nfelb
8 Nrbeiter um's 2eben; 2 iinb t6btli&
bertebt.
Rem Dorf. Grnu Ngnss Grsn&,
Bis fnr3Ii& in Der camille bes General.
pofmeiters papre anQehelt unb be-
fmuIbiet. SeRen Grau Suwelen i'm
Wertbe BON $l700 Qe5tohlsn ju taben,
tuuroe berbaftet. sic 1T aefdnbis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

eusar Gureb e&tnsen = erfte nuaIttdt
1870 pfanO 193: ID gfanb laae; 1918
{funb Is; 8wette nualtt6t s0-l6 Blunt
l24s ; 10 pfunb 12e /; IL pfuab l2}e ; 10
phunb l2{e.
ealsformH4e e@tnsen-s bB 8 pfunb 90;
Q btB II pfuub sc.
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aew6tIter eueas Gursb l6s, 6-7 ptrnb Ia
DtT@i@nttt I6e T; 8 Biz 9 Phmb tn Sur4,
i&nitt 1910; 10 bB 10 pfanb tn 0usdi4nti
121e; 8 qfanb ta Dur9f4niH. i4maI. ll3e;
8 pfunb in Dur4i9nta, i&uaat, ll3e.
epe6, GneI.-0ewdb!tes, 8 bb lo pfnS
IN Dur9f@ntt, 1876; IL b II pfusb tm
Dur&i&uttt, lae.
eve6-3Iare eetten. 80 BIZ 90 pfuas tn
1ur&i&nttt, 9ts: &Iars eeiten. 30 b 70
piunb, 9t; 4lare Bellies, 81 bD 90 pfunb,
ole; Is BE 70 3D., Toe; II bB Is phnb,
l0te; 9Iase SHlden, 20 81 30 plumb. 9xe;
yHi6en IL BIZ IL Plumb sae; &lase Saden 9
~ 9 Dfunb. l0}e
o<Y6deIte3 e&mstneIei9 - 9no&eaIoiso
0anep PIC go. 80; &Iares Hean $2o.0 |; 6aus
y 80 30; etost Clear $3.50; Suuzvi
Sl6. 90.
OsborrteB Ntnbfei@ = e@tRten, reg.
estS. lt3y Nubsuietten Lie; Snned. lie
&R6&sI 18}e.
D1rRs - oesdu4ete 0ratmsff SIC,
0ransfustss Sc; Bologna IN Ddsuaen 0}e, h
7a1& &c.
e9mab- IN IsereeB-1. nuaI. 10s: =.
nualttdt 016e; 8. nuaItt&t 81
e4uItern-oaeI. Gurtb, 10 - 20 4hmb
IN Dur4i9utH, l0ae; l6 phu'> 0ur&i@nitt.
lie. 10 10 IL qtastb 115le.