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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06

slightest difficulty in securing a sep.
arate postoffice.
A committee of three from the east
side and three from the west side
met the postofIlce inspectors at the
Commercial Club last evening. The
joint committee consisted OF II. G.
Coors. G. G. Gise. NJ. w. Browne,
Charles llfeld, j. d. w. veeder and
Jefferson Reynolds. II. @. Coors was
made chairman and went over the
whole subject fully. Attorney j. d.
w. Veeder was appointed secretary
and transcribed an official account of
the proceedings. Arguments were
made by every member Of the joint
committee. Those from the west
side favored a central postofiice and
submitted proposition to erect a
suitable building in case the depart.
ment decided to grant their wish.
Those from the east side were oppos-
ed to q change in the location Of the
building, arguing that seventy per
cent Of the business done at the post.
Office resulted from the city Of Las
Vegas.
Report Of Secretary.
The two committees were com.
posed Of the following citizens:
Old Town Committee: Charles Ii.
field, Jefferson Reynolds, John d. w.
Veeder.
New Town Committee: Millard
W. Browne, cassius G. Gise Henry
q. Coors.
An organization was effected by
the selection Of Henry g. Coors as
chairman and John d. w. yeeder as
secretary. a
Mr.. Reynolds upon request, tnen
stated the purpose or the Joint meet.
ing Of the cimmittees which was 10
ascertain whether or not II was pos.
sible for the citizens Of the two
towns to agree upon some plan BY
which the difficulties Of the postofiice
situation could be removed.
After some discussion Mr.. Raynolds
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, that II Is the sense Of
the citizens composing the two com.
mlttees, Of the old town bf Las Vegas
and the new town Of Las Vegas. that
the one postonzee now established for
the service d the people Of the two
interpretations, should be located mid
-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
HARvARD-PRlNcEToN DE
BATE AT CAMBRIDGE TONIGHT

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 6.-The
annual debate between representa-.
tives of Harvard and Princeton uni
versities take place here tonight and
promises to be one of the most in
teresting events Of the year at Har-
yard. Princeton has the affirmative
and Harvard the negative side Of the
question, Resolved, That laws be
passed compelling the management Of
a business undertaking which has Sc,
cured control Of an industry to sell
its products at reasonable rates. with,
out discrimination.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
NORMAL ORATORS COM.
PETE At CEDAR FALLS.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. May G.--Arriy.
Ing trains today brought d large mum.
Der Of normal school students from
several states. Their presence Is an
indication Of the widespread interest
manifested In the annual oratorIcal
contest between the state normal
schools Of Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa,
Illinois and Kansas, which takes place
this evening at the Iowa state norm
al in this city. The orators who are
TO take part In the contest and the
subjects Of their orations are as fol.
lows:
benjamin Franklin Mary Camp.
bell, Iowa state normal, Cedar Fails.
Ia 10. ". 80,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
All is Harmony Once More,
Compromise Slate to Re
Elected Ky Convention
.WOLCOT rs SPEECH
pr0n0unces Denver Well Nigh
Hopeless and Appeals To
Country Members

DENVER, Colo, May 6.-The sharp
contest waged for weeks for places
on the Colorado delegation to the
national republican convention was
still in progress when the convention
met today for the purpose Of naming
six delegates at large and six alter.
mates. The factional differences that
have divided the party for the past
two years have been adjusted, how
ever, before the meeting Of the con
vention and an agreement was reach
ed to name Former Senator Wolcott
as first delegate at large 1t was fur
ther decided that Governor Peabody
shall be delegate.
Wolcott to the Front.
DENVER, Colo, May 1.-THE re
publican state convention was called
70 order at 10:45 by Chairman d. c
Rairley Of the state committee. The
temporary roll call was made per
manent. There were 7O5 delegates
a. N. Stevenson nominated e. o. VOL
colt for temporary chairman. Their,
was no opposition. Wolcott address
ed the convention. He said ther
was an omen given of victory whel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
Electricity At
Worlds Fair

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 6.-That most
marvellous form Of energy every har-
messed by man anelectricityha has a
building all to itself at the Louisiana
purchase exposition. The exhibits in
this department are not all in place,
but today's visitors to the palace of
electricity saw enough to satisfy them
that this is 10 be one Of the most pop
ular showplaces of the big fair.
Under the roof of this mammoth
structure all types Of machines for the
generation and utilization OF cleo
trical energy are exhibited, including
J dynamos and motors, both for direct
and alternating currents and trans
formers. the use Of which makes pos
sible the long-distance transmission
Of energy now so common in America.
! The display includes electric motors
I for railways, elevators. cranes, print.
ing presses and the like. Cne Of the
novelties shown is the application Of
electricity for the publication Of wa
ter for drinking purposes.
Mere mention of the marvels In the
palace Of electricity would require
columns Of space Some Of the fea-
lures that appear most conspicuous
are the exhibits of the multiplex tel
egraph, by means Of which several
messages may be sent over the same
wire, and mechanisms designed 10
transmit messages at an almost In.
credible rate of speed. All of these
are shown In practical operation.
Wireless telegraphy, which many
believe destined to become power
ful rival of the present system, oc-
cupSs a most prominent position
. amotg the electrical exhibits. In this
Z connection II may not be out Of place
to mention that the largest wireless
telegraph station in the world Is now
building on the exposition grounds.
From II II Is proposed to send mes.
sages to cities throughout the west
ern country.
As in other departments Of the
great exposition, the foreign exhibits
make up a considerable part Of the
show In the electricity building. The
giant strides Germany has made OF
late years in this line Of invention
and manufacture are exemplifed by
the finest display OF the kind the
Fatherland has ever made at any ex-
position. Great Britain, France, Aus
ira and even Sweden, Norway, Bel.
GUM and smaller countries have ex.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
THE TEXAS PANHANDLE
SWEPT BY TORNADO
Vast Stretch Of Country Entirely Incommunicado
Floods Decreasing in Missouri

BEAUMONT. Texas. May G.--The
Sunset limited or tho Southern Pacific
encountered severe hall storm near
Welch. La. All the windows on the
side Of the train were shattered and
the lattice work was splintered by
hail stones. The passengers were
panic stricken. Several were cut
about the face and ]. Kohn Of Hous.
ton was seriously injured BY flying
debris.
Panhandle Cut on.
FORT WORTH. Texas. May g.
Every effort to reach Rutherford and
Cisco BY wire up to noon today has
been unayaillng and the result OF last
nights tornado In these sections Is
unknown. Several are reported killed
and injured and much damage was
done to property.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
CLOSED OF PORT ARTHUR BGUNN ERNE

hibits that will compete strongly for
public interest with the elaborate dis
plays made by the great electrical
concerns, the telegraph and telephone
companies, and the electrical street
railways Of America The most Of
these displays are yet In embryo, but
they promise to be complete in all
their details within the next week or
so.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
LAKEWOOD HORSE SHOW
IN THE OPEN AIR.

LAKEWOOD, n. J.. May 6.-The
annual open air exhibition Of the
Lakewood Horse Show association
opened auspiciously today with a
large attendance Of prominent 50.
ciety folk or New York, Philadelphia
and several other cities, There are
thirty.fve classes In the exhibition
and all Of them are well filled. One
new feature Is class for strings Of
three polo ponies belonging TO the
same owner, and another novelty Is
a class for unicorns, or as 1t Is some.
times called, spike" being one lead
horse ahead Of team.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
BuckaIeW
Seeks Treaty

TOPEKA, Kans. May 6.--Vice
President Buckaew Of the Machinists'
association says the union will sub.
NIT q settlement proposition to the
Santa Fe officials today which will
be modification Of the one pre-.
viously made by Manager Nudge.
Nudge says the situation is salts
factory at all division points.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06

followed this afternoon by Attorney
Richardson for Meyer who also win
make the closing argument. Ii Ii ex-
pected the supreme court will than
take the matter under adyiseinent and
that the decision viii be handed down
next week some time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
Sailors Waded Breast Deep for
4 Thousand Yards, Gun IS
Boats Shell Enemy E
LIT TIE OPPOSITION
Communication Gut ON BY
Seizure II Narrow Neck Forty
Miles From Port Arthur

TOXIC, May 6.--The report OF Ad-
miral Hosoya received today gives
the details or the landing of troops
on Liao Tung peninsula suppressinE
the location Of the landing place. First
q party OF sailors landed, wading-
breast deep for thousand YARDS
They took possession Of range Of
hills without firing shot. Three gun
boats were employed 10 distract the
enemy's attention. They shelled .
hundred men, killing several. The
fleet Of transports, seeing the Jap
anese Dag displayed on an eminence
began landing troops They were
forced to wade ashore Admiral Kat
acka. commander Of the third squad
ron, reports that his squadron COM
veyed the troops successfully to Lao
Tung base.
Communications Gut
PARIS. May IA dispatch to
Havas Agency from St. Petersburg
says the Japanese troops who landed
at Pitsewo yesterday cut tho land
Communication with Port Arthur.
Ten Thousand LANDED.
NEW CHWANG. May e.--It ID re-
ported that the Japanese troops which
Handed at pitsewo on Liao Tun. %
ninsula numbered 10000 men,
Railroad useisss.
4 WASHINGTON. D. G.. May 6.-Tns
state department has received ad'
vices Of the landing OF Japanese
troops at Kinchau, about forty miles
above Port Arthur This Is the mar
| rowest part of the peninsula, conse
| quently the railroad is practically
closed and the investment Of por,
\ Arthur begun.
War News From Rome.
A ROME, May C. According to tel
egram received here from Chez
Foo. the garrison at Port Arthur has
been reduced to 1000 men and all ths
important documents. money and field
guns have been removed to Mukden
Landing unopposed.
ST, PETERSBURG. May $50 /
m. The details OF the landing Of the
Japanese at Petsewo have been re
ceived by the general stan. From
information brought to Port Arthur
by the Chinese, fifty transports are
disembarking two divisions numbering
10000 men Of which 10000 were
landed yesterday evening. Strict ord.
ers have been given Admiral Wittsceft
not 70 take his warships from Pory
Arthur.
Port Arthur Bottled.
| ST. PETERSBURG. May g.. News
Of very heavy fighting near Feng
Wang cheng Is expected within thirty
six hours. Large reinforcements
have reached the Russian position.
While II Is not ofiicially admitted here
II Is believed Port Arthur is sealed at
least for large warshIps.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06

THE Lincoln.Douglas Debate,5 Ed.
ward Mcmahon. Wisconsin normal
school, Milwaukee. wis.
THE Western Pioneer" Miss Ethel
i. Bryant. Illinois normal school. De
Kalb, Ill.
The Heroine Of History" Robert
coughlin. Kansas normal school. EN-.
poria, Kans.
Daniel Webster. r. d. Smith, Mis-
souri normal school. warrensburg,
Mo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06

See the 1904 policies OF the Nation
al Life Insurance Co, U. s. A. They
will interest you. n. B. Roseberry,
district manager With the Moore
Real Estais Co. 45l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
GAMMA DELTA TAU CON.
{ vENTioN AT KALAMAZOO.

81 KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 6.-The
first annual national convention of the
high school sorority Of Gamma Delta
Tau is being held here under the
auspices Of the Alpha chapter Of the
society. Several states are repre-.
sented among the delegates iii attend
ance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06

Low rates to III Paso. account west
Texas, Arizona and New Mexico lum
ber dealers meeting, May End TO 9Th
Inclusive. Santa re will sell tickets
70 VI Paso and return on April 9th
and May lst and End, limited until
May 9Th, al rate of 1880 for the
round. trip. w J. Lucas, agent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
STRIKING CHICAGO BAKERS
CAUSE STREET RIOT.

Y CHICAGO, Ills, May 6.The strik.
ing bakers caused riot today. Tho
occasion was an attempt 10 send out
non.union goods. The efforts TO stop
the wagons by sioning drivers were
unsuccessful.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
FINAL ARGUMENTS
In MOYER CASE

DENVER, Colo, May g. Argument
in the habeas corpus case Of Presi.
dent Meyer of the Western Federation
|of Miners in the state supreme court
was continued today Attorneys Wal.
don and Miller made their final argu.
ments for the state and they will be
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
JAPS LANDING
many TROOPS
Large Forces Placed Without
Opposition on Both Shores
Of Peninsula Close to
Port Arthur
.---
The DOOMED CITY
Public Documents Removed and
Only 1000 Men Remain To
Make Last Fight
ST. PETERSBURG, May s.-12:4s

ST. PETERSBURG. May 6.-12:4s
The landing Of the Japanese at
Pitsewo, northeast Of Port Arthur, Is
oficially confirmed. 1t is expected
that the railroad connection Of Port
Arthur with Mukden and Harbin will
soon be cut. The departure Of Vice
roy Alexieff and Grand Duke Boris
from Port Arthur was hurried owing
to the possibility Of interrupted rail-
road connection. The Japanese land
ed IN suficient force to dislodge a
few hundred Russians watching Pit
sew. "a
Landing on Lao Tung.
LONDON, May GA dispatch from
st. Petersburg to the Central News
says the Japanese landed at Port
Adams on the west coast OF Lao Tung
peninsula, as well as at iPtsew. The
fact that the Russian feet at Port AT.
thur has remained quiescent and per.
mitted the enemy to land large forces
close to the city unopposed corrobo
rates the assertion Of the Japs that
the feet Is bottled up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
CHOSE PRISON RATHER
THAN A NEW TRIAL

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 6.-Curtis
Jett, who murdered j. 3. Macrum in
the court house Of Breathitt county,
has accepted life sentence rather
than face new trial
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
Fatal Fire
At Salida

sALlDA, Colo, May s. Hotel Tur-
ret was destroyed by fire and Ramoni
zooks, q miner. age 20. was burned
to death. Half dozen others mar
rowly escaped. zooks came here
from Cheyenne where he has relatives.
The body will be shipped there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
I All wire. Down.

DALLAS, Tex. May 6.-No par
ticulars have been obtained up to II
o'clock Of the tornado reported last
might IN the Panhandle district. All
the wires leading to that part Of the
state are down. and telegraph facili.
ties in all directions are seriously i'm.
paired.
Floods Decreasing.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 6.-The
food situation here Is greatly improv-
cd today although steady rain con.
tinues to fall, The city's water sup
ply which has been materially les.
sened by the breaking Of the big main,
was practically restored. The rainfall
Ia this vicinity during the past twelve
hours amounted to slightly over four
inches.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
CONNECTICUT INsrRucTs
FOR JUDGE PARKER.

HARTFORD, Conn. May s.--The
democratic convention today chose
fourteen delegates to the st. Louis
convention and instructed them 70
vote as unite for Alton b. Parker for
presidential nominee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06
tow Rate 70 pacoss Springs,

IUW Hato 20 FauVsa oprIuDus
The D. Z r. @. name . rate Of S2s
for the sound trip. santa Fs 70 Pa-
gosa Springs and return. limited to 80
days o. X. Hooper. q. r. A. 7. II.
Mcbride. agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-06

China for decorating At Warnings.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
g d n E e t Il + m E.

MiImautee, Wis., Is. Npril.
SIN Wisconiin unb Dem oberen Mi9i9an
berri9te Elm fir Npril iebr idmerer
S1neefurm. Mus Der Noromet=@e=
oeab Des @taates merben A 3oa S9nee=
fan beri6tet, bier 2.
Sn Nppleton. Wis., lieet Der S6nee
iiber eiren SUP ttef; Sampf= unb elef=
trii9e Babnsn erleioen 8eripdtuns.
SIN 9an3en Gor &iber Sbal lieaen Die
9erbdltnife dbnli9. Menominee, Mi9.,
meloet einen f6redliden 8liasarb uno
ben 0ertebr labmgele9t.
9 pracue, q. g., Is. @pril.
Sn Mittet= uno Norb=gtem Oorf wits
tibet Elm bsfttger Sdneefurm. 9ier
liegt 3 3oiI tiefer sdnee; IA 3ou finn
in Buffalo gefalen.
abinets=G tbung.
W abington Is. upril.
Sn Der beutisen Cabinets 5ibung fann
bic Mittbeilune bes ruifi9en Boti9af-
ters, 8erbot Der brabtloien SEE
leeraphie our6 9rie9scorrefpOnbenten
betrefenb, our 8eratbung.
3uelei9 tbeiIte ber prdibent @on=
bplen3boti6aften auswdrtiger 8Oti9af=
ter anldBli9 bes Mi1ouri : ungliGs
nit, bnrunter cine bes @rafen @af1ni.
@r felbf briidte benz ruff. 8ptf6afte,
perI6nlid fein tiefes Mitsefiibl anldB.
lid oes Sobes bon Momirnl Mafarof
unb benz untergan9e BON befen Glagg:
i6iH aus.
6. 8aes, Der erfe bier ~be9laubist,
@eIanote BON paraguaD. murbe beut'
bonn prdibenten e%mpfangen.
9 abnunaI
Scranton, 3d., Is. Mpril. 8e
einem unfaa auf Der Npomin9 Sale.
9ibifion Der @rte gabn In Dem nabe1
Sod Sunction famer1 beute 3 8abn
beoienitete um's 2eben. Gin Sbei
zines &~oblensues bon 10 Waeer1 bait
fi9 losgel6t unb tpar nit 2 2ofomo
tipen, bic einei1 anoern 9oblenau!
fibrten, sufammenseifOBen. Beioe So
fOmotiberl unb 20 Roblentpasen muir
ben aerf6rt. Ser 0erluf Der Babl
felt fi9 auf etma 800, 000.
s ransport b g 3 E
riban.
6 san SranciseD. Is. Mpril
Nrmee : Sransportbampfer Sberiba,
Ian9te beute aus Wanila an. 9a
S6if bra9te 800 einaeborene pbilipp
@Onftabler sur Musftelun9; au9 Do
IL. &eat. mar an 8orb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
<0ono
Garneaie's teueifer Ylan auf benz
6ebiet Der @Dbltbdtigfett.

pittsturg, Pa., Is. Npril. Wie
beute befannt tpirb, bat Nnoreu Gar=
ne9ie einen Gono bon SIS, 600, 900 gum
8eiten Der rSinterbliebenen Sener,
bic bel einem beloenmutai9en 8erfu9e
ibre Mitmenf9en 3u retten. umfamen
ober fir bic Seloen felbf, falls tie nun
perlebt uuroen" sef8afen. au3 tper=
ben our @rinnerung on iol6e Sbaten
Denfmiin5en Derlieben.
Die @tiftune fibrt ben Namen
,0elben=6onb" uno befebt aus 5 proc.
Bouos Der Il. g. @Drp. Die Sermal=
tune leitet cine 3uanaiger= @ommiiton,
Die beute bas erftemal tagte. Den
plan perfofete carnegie nnmittelbar
nod benz unslid in Der 9arpif @rube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
@erau@ertes NIetf@.

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9funo 10; 8weite NnaIttdt 2O-18 Bfunh
l24c ; 10 gfunb 12c /; 10 Sfunb 123c (; 10
4fnnb 1896.
@oIfurnti@e g@tnten-6 bis 8 Rfanb 8ac;
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G9mItern-gnsI. Gureb, l8 BIS 20 BfusS
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84c. 10 bis IL 8futtb SO.
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DurGI@nttt 15e ; 8 big 9 8funb tm Sur9,
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life; 8 4faab TIM Dur9f9ntH. f9n1aI, lie;
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Sped, gngI.-@epdbIter, 8 bis 10 gfurh
ta Dur9i9nitt. 13e; 10 bis ID gfunb t1
Dur9i9nitt. 121c.
Sped-Rlare Seiten, 80 bis 80 gfn,tb TIM
Dur@i9aitt, 98c; RIare Seiten, 80 Biz 40
gtuns. 1Oc; &Iare BeIIies, 25 bis 80 Pfunb,
9Ae; Ia biz 20 3d., 93c; Ii Bis 16 qfunh,
1Oac; aIare &iden, 20 bis 80 4funs. CSC;
Riidea IL Bic 16 gfursb 93c; 4Iare giiden 6
Dts 9 Bfuno, 104c
@ep6GeItes S~9uetneFeti4 - RnDGenIoIes
Tanep pig $20. so; FLARES Bean $4,000; 5an,s
Ip $3.50; sbort GIear $50. 80; Nuurpi
S15. O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
@tgner oeS Gipiloitnitts.
3tuei Senatorel b%efellnet ofen tire Sorliebe fir
bic Seate=EOlitif.
sdneefirme on %peridiebenen Sren. = Mus Der Ga6inets= SiBung.
3epu6Gfaner BON Ntaf. MISUNDERSTANDING = GefdnouiB
0s SoppeluOrbers = NurbieazS deiSnng. = 9au1pfer SberiSan.
GonsreR.
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90 abington n, Is. Nptil. -
Na9 elmer SiBung, Die ausf1liebl;b
NIT &Outine= @efddftcn aus9efaat mar,
hDrte Der Senat 6eute furs Dor Der ger=
tagung cine lebbafte Reoe bon Sailep
iiber bic @ipilotenft Brage. Nnlab
bier3u gab Elm Yarasrapb i'm permif9=
ten @tbil= gtat. Serr BaileD erfldrte
nit biirren Worten, er babe feine SDm=
patbie fir ben .i6ilernben 3raum"
oes @ibiIoienfes. ST faate, ieoe par=
tel iole, 10 LANCE tie am &uber lei,
iber Die patronage Derfi9en unb er
betannte i6 often als vgeutemann".
Senator Sale ftimmte nit Dielen
NeuBerunsen gailep's iiberein, meinte
aber. man otirfe ben @on9reB ni9t our
Ienberung bes @eieBes beranlahen, obs
pobI ct ielbf bon Der Menoerun9s=
NOtbwenOisteit tiber5eugt iei.
9ie Banana @anal@8 orlage, nelde
bic 9auptaett iber in g~erathung ifanb,
murbe mad elmer energiiden 8efiirmor=
tunesrebe Spooner's, bemWOrsan anti
tpDrtete, an9enommen
gs fam iobann bas Budget fir ben
@ibilOieaf auf Die Sagesoronune uno
tpurbe etma our 9dlfte perleien.
6aus.
Na9 @rlebigung GINGER fleinerer
GOrlagen tpurbe beute Der al9emeine
9eficit : @tat pieoer auf9enomneu
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li9e Benltons=8 eroronune beg prdf=
benton an, fir pelde cine eeiebli6e
&e9tfertisuna feble. Nu6 Nbg. 5ap,
Sree., tabelte ben prditoenten ne9en
sepiKer Nbmei9uneen bon ben @ipil=
bient-& e9eln.
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s6iffsna6rihten.
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Mnqef 0 m men:
6apre: v2aSouraine" BON Stem yorf.
ROTTERDAM: ,potsbam" BON NemDorf.
plpmputb: ,prinees Nlice" BON Nen
ODrf.
Netp Oorf: ,@ampania" BON 2ipers
pool unc Queenstowu; opreto=
rio" bon 0amburq; columbia"
bon @enua.
Boulogne: yBotsbam" bDn Stem Yort
na6 ROTTERDAM.
@enua: ,prinseB Srene" BON Stem
Sort.
Mbge a n.
MDpiae: .Sunifian" mad 2iberpool
6alifar unb ct. SObn u. 3.
@outbampton: .glueder" bon 1am'
burg mad Stem Ooit bia @ber=
bourgb.
gteapel: p&epubl'c" mad Bolton.
2onbon: .@ambrib" mad Bolton.
3iberpoDl: .Nrabie"- mad Seem DOrf.
Stem Oort: Settle" nod 2iberpool.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
0etretoe.

@eVeM - $50. Q retber $1.O24 aif Gele.s
fen, $l.03 Don geibIen; Ro. 8 rotber 81;
gpriI 81; Basenruesen ST..
Rorn (nsues) - go. l Deib 493e go. q
weis 5Oc; SO 8 metb SOC; SO. 4 wetb,
47c; yo. 2 ruetb semif9t 1916; SEQ. 8
wets sentii9t 494c SO. 4 wetb geurti9i
Age; $50 2 eeIb tOc; $50. 8 selb SOC /;
$50. A seLb SOC; $50. 2 senttiGt SOC
SO. 8 aemii9t SOC; &c.. eeurti@t 48e
RpIben Ate.
Safer- go Q uetSeE 42c; SO. 8 uetber
40c; $50. 2 @euti9ter 40c: go. 8 sentti9tes
40c.
Seu = $50. 1 Etmotbp $12. 90; Ro.
2 Einotbn $1O.25.