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viii Come
From Deadly Evil
Continued on page s,o
Fres Waahlnr.

The municipal authorities have at
last made i beginning Ny appropriat.
Ing one million dollars for The estab.
|lishment Of free public baths, Con.
sidering The fact that the Territory Of
lGreater New York Includes hundreds
OF miles OF riparian or seacoast lines,
the scarcity Of public bathing beaches
IL quite remarkable. Scores Of plans
for such baths have already been sng,
gested. but II VIII take some time be.
fore Tho problem viii be actually taken
up for decision.
Gift to Columbia.
An unknown friend Of Columbia uni
yersity has donated 5000 to thai In,
stitnlion for the purpose of enabling
the students to visit the 81, Louis OK,
position frfe o. charge. ills expected
that fully sixty per rem OF the pupils
will avail themselves Of the advantage
Twenty.seyen students have already
accepted aud will enjoy a week at the
fair. with all their reasonable expen.
ses paid The doner has made a rather
peculiar condition 10 this gift. Every
student who accepts the rift Is ohlig.
~ 70 send 70 the representative OF
Columbia university IN st. Louis every
evening a detailed account Of HIS OK.
periences during the day, These re.
ports viii be sent % the anonymous
Il would. be interesting 10
know what he Intends 10 do with these
reports.
Heart Not Right.
There n q patient at 81. catherin's
hospital whose heart Is not IN the
right place The spice on trs ieft
side nt The pea.oral easi,5 which IN
normal Individuals ~ taken up by the
heart. Is Iii the ease Of that patient
by a tumor or soma other
growth, The exact nature 81 which il
not yet determined The heart mas
pushed over Ia The right side ~
Die chest and has nearly reached the
The doctors WIS malp thc Ill
Iercsting discovery when they made an
N.ray examination of the patient, On
.ertam no hope for the recovery OF the
man.
Rate War.
The rate war between the trans Al.
.antic steamship companies. which
the Storage rates from En-
.ope down 10 and even below SO a
lei,d. caused an enormous influx Of a
most undesirable class Or emIgrants
they are coming over by thousands
ind Ellis island. Tie receiving station
migrants. Ii terribly oyererowded
I The Influx continues much longer
I viii be necessary 10 rreci tents on
az island pending Investigation For
%unntelY The evil carried Its own cure
9Th So many If the STORAGE
'afeengers were refused admission IL
country and had g be- taken back
. Europe d the expense W Tie steam
hip companies, that the latter con
ludcd that q rate war does NOT pay
10 differences were quickly settled
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

D RENT.

FOR RENT-Two once rooms In the
Opera House, Apply Opera Bar,
6-112.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25
FOB SALE

Nicely furnished tent outfit in Hot
Springs canyon for sale at d sacrifice
il taken soon.
MnnQE Real EstAo and Investment
WuVnIi Co.. 625 DouslAs Avenue.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Model Rest.
aurant. Apply to Mrs. w. Coin, at
Imperial Restaurant. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Miss Alice
McMains and Mr.. Robert Maynard
we're quietly married Al the home o.
the brides mother in Hilisboro. Lat
n On the Hillsboro Junk band
serenadcd the happy couple.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

WANTED girl for general house.
work; apply to Mrs. Upton. 725
9Th st. Ella
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25
ATTORNEYS.

A. a. Jones, Attornsy-AtLa~. az.
ace n Crockett building. Mast Lat,
Vegas, N. n.
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KELLY DISTRICT AL RloHT:

KELLY DISTRICT ALL RIGHT:
Harry u Brown writes to the Chief.
tain from Kelly that there Il consid.
cradle life In the camp, that the
mines are giving employment 70
about $50 men, that the Kelly IS
working two shifts q day seven days
i week, and thai the Graphic IS ship
ming about 1000 tons ~ ore a month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25


FIRE IN HOTEL: saturday night
fire was discovered IN the rear room
Of the Commercial Holel ii Farming.
Ton, occupied BY Mrs. White. the pro.
prieiFcss. The back window was I'D
and the draft forced volumes Of
smoke into the hall. The alarm was
sounded and John Brown and Harley
Kight rushed up stairs and located
The flames. The door was locked
and Mr.. Kight put his strength
against Il and broke II in. The fire
Is supposed 20 have started from a
live wire caused by The bursting Of
an electric light bulb.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

WANTED.-a horse and buggy to use
this summer for Its board. Apply
Optic office. COS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25
flnE SPECIMEN DONATED:

Captain u. n, Gill, manager OF the
stevenson Bennett mine a, Organ, n.
INT. Ina donated d fine specimen q
wulfenite 10 the School 81 Mines cab.
inet. such donations are always great
IL appreciated by al connected with
Tho school. Captain GIN will BE rs'
membered among the b~enefactors d
The institution
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

fssher. d G. King. returned yes
terday iron or caliente, says the
6n1oftef. having completely recoy'
d from III severe attack d sciatie
rhsnmAtiam. Mr.. King says the cures
elected w Ito waters 81 the oje
calisntS sp2 Ass are only a littls
short u .phenomonal. After q fcw
days here viii. his son, Jack. Mr.
King IN srturn 10 his home II EN-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

WANTED-To rent d buggy and
single harness. Apply at Optir
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

RsDekah Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
II each month at the /. o. o. +. hall.
Mrs. Lizzie +. Daley. IN. G.; Miss Julia
Leystsr. v. g.; Mrs. A. J. Wertz, Sec;
hrs. Sole Anderson. Treas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

YOUNG HAL TO RACE IN
DENVER. Joe Barnctt's well known
horse. young HAL Is entered In
The Denver books foy today along
with nine other horses at that track.
the race ii d rs pace with q ~ ,ooD
nurse ana local horsemen arc inclin.
I'd 10 believe that tho Albuquerque
spe,dsf has good show for the money
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

Eastern star, Regular Communities.
Ion second and fourth Thursday even.
tngs OF each month. All visiting broth.
srs and sisters are cordially invited.
Mrs. II. Risch. worthy matron;
Earnest Browne. w. p; Mrs. Emma
benedict. Sec; Mrs. M. 4. Howell,
rrese.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

Chapman Lodge NO. 2. A. r. q a. M.
Regular communications third
Thursday il each month. visiting
brothers cordially invited. a. r
Wiliams. w. N: Charles H. Spor.
leder. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

WANTED-Young ladies to learn
operating. Colorado Telephone Com
pany. 6-62
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I'M o. PIONEER MINING

NAN; Word vas received n Sil.
yer CITY OF the death Of Captain s.
= Rcblnspn at Detroit. Michigan, says
E~ntefprise Captain Robinson,
!ho Ass eighty years old, was a pio,
kes mining man Of Grant county.
spnd was well known throughout the
west. He was associated with the
~ william Stevens, who died about
. par ago. and the late Low q. Lett
~ in mining enterprises In Leadsllle.
Colorado. n Nevada and other states
and territories IN the early days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

J {{t3t* Tu0pss1rtehoeni
Bhsltcn stpof3k Serk progressing In
TIE building 81 tho ,ssw ditch head
scfoss The rIsef>ff6m Fruitland. and
also ~ widening Of the road around
ne .Hq&back. Scott N. Morris has
GharKesbf the gang at the Hosback
thak 4 building, tho road, and under
hts supervision superintendent Shell.
Ton cAn rss. assured that the work
wiz be properly done, al Scott GER
tainly knows how 10 make the dirt
ny. About my Navjos are employ.
"a on the work.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
&

@etrodnete Sri9te-MepfeI, an Der Sonne
setrofnef, &c; Sobannesbeeren &c Bis 74c;
@ttron 13c bic lac; RoFnen, 2 Grorpn, per
gfnnb, &c, 8 @ropn Tic, A grown Tic Saa,
n%tenfrete &c bis &c, California NuscateI 7xe;
SuItana 73c, itaportirte SuItana lie bic 14c
California Aprifoien &c Bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanoarb @orn Csc bis 25c: ae,
wdbIter &c Bis 32c; Sorsbam 2sc bis CSC;
Stem Orleans @OIaHss 1sc BIS 26e; sewdbI.
ter 3Oc bis 38e.
sathe Brazil neti SC bis 10c; TiIberts 10 !;
WtanbeIn Ia; weibf9aIise Ranbe!n 15c;
Serbian NanbeIn 15c; @eanuts &c bis SIC;
s~erOftete &c bis &c; @nsIif9e BaIniHe 1916.
gidIes-24O0 tint Sab $40; 1910 TN Syas
So; 1900 in. SaIbfab $3.50; soc tut Sa5
$3.50.
indianapolis Rafee'4reHe:
@etu6bnI. BIS gutter 1O-12c, priR1a BITS ees
wabIter 14-16c /; Sen. 1f-33c. @oIsea
gelou 10 bis 22c, Sapa 26-32c.
SIN 8aGetsn:
artoia $11.75, Zion $11.76, Serieb $1I. 10;
Caracas Sill 10, DiHwortb's S11. rs, OutH
Saea Blene $14. 90, NaiLBou6 Sl1.75, @ates
8Ienbeb Sapa SILL
SaGer-Domtnoes 7.47c; GttidSuGer $50
suIuertfrter 5.47c; 3Ex8 puIpertFrter B.s7e,
feiner granuIirter 1916; Cubes 6.47e; Cons
fectioners' " 4.s7c; Nibsepoob u 1895; gb5,
mtg Y ATTIC; empire IA. TIC; SbeaI Grtra
@olben 6 4.67c; Btabfor @gtra 6 4.62e
R~ibgeuoob u 4.62c; seIber 6 4. tic; 1s gels
Der 4.O2.
&eis-@aroItaa, Ropf, 5s--73c, Sapan 5
Die, sebro6ener, 34--44c.
@ifg-SaI3 go Or. Eef). SAT. s-11c pc
@oIene.
@eruir5e - @an3e: NnIpice &c bis 16e:
@aifia 13c bis 15c NistatbIatAe 6Oc Bis
65c; MustattuB 46c bis 60c; @anaer i9rpdrs
ser Bfefer 15c bis l6c, G9ot 19c weis 25c;
Gelfen 16c; semablener f@paraer gfefer 18e,
ruetber 30c bis 35c, rotber zoe.
Stdrte-PearI, 54c, Champion Slot, l urb
8 Pfanb PaGete 8. Rorn. / 9fS. 9adete,
41-53c.
@tnsema6te SriGte-BIad0errtes 8 Efs.
$1.10c; gea9es STANDARD, 8 gfb., So
2.25; Seconbs 8 gfrlb ST. .50-$1. 85; gle
Hea4es, 81. 40-$1.5O; Gnanas, gtanbarb.
Z Bfo.. 81. 65-S1.9O; SECONDS, Q gfino,
81. 26-S1.45; crime 8obnen, 8 Bfunb Ran,
men. 81, Babama Nnanas ST.. 9O-S2. 26c,
@eiiebte @rbjen. $1.2O-$l. 10, frfbe Siai s6
@ents, RarrOm 9Oc, etnse,pei9te 65e-8Oe.
tomatoes, 8 gfunb, 81. 1O-$1.15, Suder'
Born 9Oc-$1. 20, GpfeIbu.ter, per Dutenb.
8 9funb, ST..
@onbp-stansen 7c; senii9t 7c; @ros
Ger semii9t 73e; Banner Triff &c; Cream
8onbons 10c: $50. 2 gream semif9t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
@eeam@ertes Nletf@.

guqar gureb S9tttea = Grfe NnaIttdt !:
1870 gfunb 124: 10 gfsab 12ac; le-1a
g5unb 10; 8mette NuaIttdt {: 20-l6 Bfmrtb
l24c /; 10 gfanb 12c +; IL 9funb 124c +; 10
pfunb 1896.
@aItfornfi@e S9snten-6 BIS 8 Sfanb SC;
9 Bis IL Bfurtb 8ae.
S6ultern-@mgI. Gureb, 18 Biz 20 pfuu'
int Durdi6nitt. 84c; Is 2f,nb D,nbf9nitt.
Sic. 10 bis IL 8funb sc.
NriibfisG, gped-RIarer @nSItib Gureb 16,
aepdbIter Gugar @Mreb Ice, 60 9fnnb Ia,
Durti@nttt 15e ; 8 big 9 Bfunb tint 9urdp,
S@nitt 1sAe; 10 bis 10 Pfunb I'M Dur9i9nitt
12e; 8 gi arb I'M Dur9i9ntt, i4maI, 1lac;
s Efunb int Dur4i9nttt, f9mal, life.
SpeG, gngl.-GepdbIter, 8 bis 10 gfunh
Int Dnr9iGnitt. 1876; IL bts IL 9futb td
Dnr9i9nttt, 12c.
Sped-RIare Setien, 80 bts go Bfmnb i1
9ur&i&nitt, 98e; RIare Setten, 80 Bic 4C
ptune, 1Oc; RIare Bellies. % bis 80 8funb,
93c; 1S bis 20 @fb., 9ic; IA BIS Is Pfunb,
lOac; RIare &iden, 20 Dts 30 pfune. 9ssc,
Nii6en IL bis IL Bfunb 9ac; RIare SeRden {
bis 9 Bfunb, 10&c
@epDdeItes s@ueineHei9 Rno@e1IofeI
5ancp pig sal 90; aiares gsan $1,000; GAM
10 $3.50; sbort @Iear $3.50; Bump
$50 so.
Celebrities RinbHeii@ = G@tmfen, reg
Sets, 1s3e; aubenietten lie; Snneni. 143
Rn69eI 13ac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

SnbianapuIis Detail g~ertaufspreiie:
gsammutb RIee So. 25-$7. 90.
&otber $o.0U-$6. rs.
81 life 81 25-$5 90.
NLfaIfa $9.25-$10 90.
0eiser So 51-$1O.25.
6anch Ettnotbh $1.85-$1.90.
@~erpdbIter ST. 80-$l.s5.
Yrinla 81 75-$1 30.
sSancp &entudp BIausraB $1.40-$1.50
@rtra reines.in gbaf 50c-60c.
Drbarb GraB 81. 45-$1.60.
Geb Sop IN @baf 85c-$1 25.
8eiBer Soma Samen 9afer $1,000.
94eiBer Suittois 5c-55c.
6amen Corn tpetB nrto geib $1.10-$1.35 80.
Climber 8uderrobr Samen 10000.
gnitIage @ort 5000.
0riibidbr @erfe 10000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
&efMIa@tetes NteA.

Srif9es RtrbFeHG-BefIi9e Stiere CT
&c; biefige Stiere III +73c; biei9e Wnbes
$50 bis FRO 9futb 64c; bieftge Ribe 400
bis $50 gfumb 53c +; 2ibe $50 bis $50 Pftnb
Sc; Gtier gorberrtertei SIC, sitter 9inter'
pierteI &c, Rino 8interpierteI &c, Sinh
gorberpterteI &c, Sub gorterDterteI dc, Rlb
SinterDtertel &c.
Strides RaIbFeti@-&dIber 91c, 2tnter'
piertel 13c, BorberpierteI Sc.
Strides S3afFeti9 - 2dnsrner per BfnrtO
1O3c ; S6afe BIC; S9enfel 10c; &ads, trr1,
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
@etretOe.

Besen - $50. Q rptber $1.O3 aMf @ele .
fen. $1.O3 por NHibIen; 9io. 8 rot5er ST.;
gpriI SOC; B~ageruetsen ST..
Rorn (neues) - No. / peiB SOC /; $40. q
uetB soc; go. 8 wetB 5Oc; SO. a wetb,
47c; yto. 2 weiB senii9t 1915; $50. 8
wetS genriiGt 1916 SO. A wesB sentf9t
473c; $50 2 seIb E0c; $50. 8 seIb SOC +;
$50. 4 seLb SOC; SO. 2 senri9t SOC T;
$50. 8 gemti9t SOC; go. 4 senti6t 46e ;
RpIben 4711c.
9afer- Np 2 neiBer 43c; SO. 8 Detber
42c; $50. 2 9enrii&ter 413c; Rp.8 semsi1tes
Ale.
Seu = $50. 1 Timotssp $12 %; Rp.
2 9imotbn $11. 100.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
SOU @asem,masst.

Ttutotbp-Beriaufspreiie: $11. 00-13.0o,
!RIee - gertaufspreiie: SO. 00-$9.OO.
Belf1tora - gerfaufspreie: ie nG9 oez
NuaIttdt, $500.
9afer-sef9dIt 39-45c; tn ben aebrea
So OO-$10.O 90 pet Tonre.
Strob-4retie, lie na9 benz @rab, tn Eags
len, $6-$Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
O. &c aanD @S ctssdfe.
81 u Oh te.

@itrDneu-$3.0 O--3. 90 fir 10000.
Oranaeu- Tanfb Slortba $3. rs per 8cT,
California Seedlings $1.75, California 9tas
peIs $t.f5 bis 2.tO per Bog, San9artnes
So. so bis $l.75
g3onanen-@emdhIte 81 rs bis $l.60 per
Bund, speite Nualttdt 81 90 bis $1.25.
RcfuSmfHe-S3 O0-5.2i per 9nnoert.
Tetaen Sn1nrna 11-16c bas Sfanb.
Datteln &c per Sfunb, so 8fr. Rtften.
aepfel-s2. 80 bis Sd. 90 per SaB.
Neaer Soni9-l6c.
BineaspIes So. so.
@ranberrieS $2.25-2.75 per 8uibeL.
@ al u {.
9piebeIn-eeIbe So 10 ter 100 Efo., peiBe
obeI rotbe 500.
Spanil9e 8uiebeIn 81. 80 per Crate.
R~artofeln 81 per BnlbeI.
gteue Rartoffeln $500 per 8aibeI, $500
per 5aB.
Satnois @aBfartoHeIn $3.50 per 5aB.
Rraut-S1.5O pet Sab.
GeIerp-per Tntenb 30c. I.
Rotbe Stben s2 per Sab
Napn 8pbnen 81 10 per BuibeI.
Rnoblau6 &c per Sfuns.
8eiBe &iiben IL 20 per SOB.
sibIi@e Rabieie SOC per gund, einbeimii9e
3Oc per 9usenD 8un9es.
Salat 1ec-17c pr Pfunb.
Gpinat Goo per SuBeno Bnnbes.
Neue rpeiBe 8iben 4Oc per DuSeno Bundles.
Hbuborb a c-60c per 9ubenb.
Crime 8obnen S .75-$3.00 per Rite.
Sale $2.25 per Sab.
@urfen $1.4O-$1.75 pet Duseno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
Idelt6er Marftberi6t.
Snptanapolis rIntrn giebb6fe, 9pril.
Rtnbpteb.

Sn~otanapolis linton Biebb6fe, Gpri.
%tnbpteb.
@epdbIte bis prtma Export
Stiere, 13OO-15O0 gFo...... S4 go B 20
RGSiee bis utittIere @Iport
Gtiere, 13OO-14OO 8fo..... 40 65
Cute bis pri1aa SdIa9ter Sttere,
115O-l25O 9fb 425-46 s.
@ewobnIi9e Stiere, 11,b0 bis
1880 9fmno. ...."".".-. o. O
Suite bis sepdbIte Seebtas
Sttere OJ-4 90
gedBtse bis CUTE Seeding Stiere,
100000 8f6. .""."-.... 9 76-4 Is
@ute @toders 8 25-4 90
2ethte Gtpders. 2 OO-3 %
@;ite Bis oemdhIte Sinh r... 8 76-4 %
RtttIere bis quite 9tinber-.".".. 8 36-S SO
@etpDbnli9e &inber. ..."....... 3 76-3 Is
@5,te BITS osrpGbIts RIbe... .... 8 60 90
RittLere Riibe. 325-3 50
@euDbnIite bis CUTE &ibe...... 2 75-3 90
@erp65nIi&e aIts RiiAe. ."....... 2 Cos 10
@ute Riibe NIT RaIb. S2B- $50
aSemDbnItbe Riibe nit EoI 49,. $50 $50
GewdhIte RdIber. .".".".".... O0-6 10
Shrpere RdLber. 2 Oo-5 90
arima bic fancs Export 8nt&er
5uuel 4O-o 20
GewDbnltne BITS quito S~milen."... 7b-S 20
@ewDbnIide 8uLea....".".".". 90 bO
q @wetIe.
@ute bis seudblte f9were.".... % %0-5 so
Sentii9te unb i9were PGatng... 30 40
@nte bis 9erpdbIte Ieid9ts. -....- 8 30 30
Serp6bnIi@e Iei&te....... ..".. B 15-b 20
SITE gioS B 00-5 %
Qsicbte 45114 rs
Rouobs 4 75-5 Is
S@afe.
Suite BIS serudbLte 9dmmer-.". 90 70
5srpbbnIt@e Bis CUTE Sdnnaerl... 4 90 B %
Suite bis sepdbIte S9cfe ."..... 325- 70
Orntnare bts CUTE S9afe..".". 276- 800
stoders- CO. 8 0C
gDGe. per 100 9fb........... 2 So 8 OC
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

8arffe @eriu9erte 8ratpurf s2e,
5rantfurter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrmen 64c, In
3l1 6Hc.
S9mal- tn Tierces-f. dual. Gle; q.
AnaEit&t SIC; 8. RuaIttdt SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
Of=MHen.

2~onDpn, s. Mpril. Ser Shines
Correspondent in @befoo eabelt unter
benz A., am 3. fei 8ort Nrtbur aber=
mails befdofen morben, iebo6 feien
autbentii9e @in3elbeiten Iiiber bas Sc
fe3t ni9t erbdltli6.
s a p a famen gu p d t.
6 t. @ etersburg,4 4. Npril.
500 Rofaden unter General Nrtamo=
nOf baben unian, &orea, befeBt unb
fino bierbur9 ben bon @ben Su .an=
riifenben Sapanern auborgefommen.
Sapaner n % u.
8 n b 0 n, 4. Npril. Cine De-
pe16e an &euter's Bureau aus Sban=
gal fagt:
Seute 8ormittag IL l1br riidten ia=
panii9e patrouiGen in Wiiu elm. Sic
&uRer 3ogen fi6 anf6sineno iiber ben
OaIu aurtid.
Dte apanif9e &rtegs=
Mrmee.
Sbanebai, a. Npril. Na9
elmer Sepei6e aus 3nbe, Sapan, finb
26O, 900 iapanifde Sruppen in Betpe-
sune, t~reitere 60, 600 in @ornifonei1
unb ben Sepots unter Mafen. Ni6t
etngei9lOKen finb Die 100, 900 Wann
3dbIenben &eferpen. bic np@ ni9t ein=
berufen finb. Sie genaue 3abl Der
aus Sapar absegangenen Sruppen tit
unbefannt, alein bic sanae erte Mrmee
1T gelanbet unb febt jebt In Norb=G o=
rea nit @bemulpo als Sauptbafis.
Ser japan. @eneralfab miro, ME
man anntmmt, nit 3 Mrmeen pperiren,
nominsa gu ie LOO, 1000 Mann. Sic
apeite Nrmee lanoet mefli9 am Oalu.
Die brittle tpefli9 bon Seem @bpans.
Sie 2anbuns beioer tit our6 ben
S9uB bes lei9ten 3reu3er=8 ef6mabers
erlei9tert.
Sic Sapaner berfii9en iiber Sau=
fenbe pon pferben unb iebe Nrmee
birfte bon einem betrG1tli6en @abal=
lerie : 9eta1ement be9lettet merben.
3ablrei@e japan. Nrtilerie sebt mad
Der Gront. Sic 8efdibe Ideinen I.i9t.
jeoo9 iollen Die Sapaner cine Mnsabl
f9merer Gelobatterten befiben, bic Der
beften europdii6en glei6fommen. 81,
3ablrei9er @ebiras=8 atterien aeben 1t
eihem rauben 9ebireigen 2anoe elmer
enti1iebenert 0ortbeil iiber bic NuHen
Slider bat Mbmiral Spgo's Gehl
i9lag, bic ruff. pprt Mrtbur Glott
labmaulegen, bic japan. 2%anooperatin
men gebemmt. Gin %a09emeines Tbauer
in &orea unb Manb9nrei beraOsert in
@an3en Die miIitdrif9en Operationerl
g rei9eIaifen
q ep 81 M a n 9, 4. Npril. 9a
geTfern bef6lagnabn1te preBboo
y6aman" murbe 6eute auf Sen. 2urO
pattins gefebl freigeseben. Dal
@9iff mar angsbalten tuorben, neil es
! BON @bemulpo fommeno, apii9en Del
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@nba.
6 i m e 6 eeren n.

$ q n a, 4. Mpril. SIM Nb9e.
orbnetenbaufe fam es beute au tpiloen
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felt fefftelen lieB, fanb feline formene
@r6fnung Der Sibung ftatt. 9ie Na=
tionalifen weigerten fi6 in ben Soal
3u tommen, inbem fie puBten, baB fie
bal Der Srase Der beftrittenen Wabl=
treiie bur6 bic ftiralide Coalition ani.
i9en &epublifanern uno aemdBisten
2iberalen iiberftimmt piirben.
Die Nationalifte1 maren NIT mebre=
rem bunbern Nnbdnsern mad benz Bar=
Inmenis=@ ebdube gefommen. Ser 0iti=
Spre9erlneriu6te bergebens burd ben
Ser9t. alarms uno Die 9ausangeffeG=
ten Sronung gu FIFTEEN ; erit auf BE-
rubi9enoe Worte beg Nbg. Bo3a, felbfi
Nationalif, besann ii6 Die Menge 81
5erftreuen. Mu9 biele Neser, nidi
aber Die intellisenteren, belbeilieten fid
an benz Nufrubr.
9a feline Sibuna ftattfanb, fam
Prdfbent Palmas Botf9aft i'm 6auft
ni9t our 8erleiung, aber i'm Senat.
sic bei9rdnft fi6 tpeientlid auf eine
neberfi9t Der beffebenben 8erbdltnihG
uno ma6t nur Denig beftimmte gor=
i9l19e. Wm S1luB tpirb bas Ser
trauen in bic na6senhe Woblfabri
unter oemofr. Snititutionen ausse.
brtdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
Die CITY Band"

gtabIirt 1863, nirtn1t ieberseit &nsags,
ntentS enteesen. Srsenemel4e Dr4efer'
8sufit unb ireenb cine Mnsabl bon RmftterN
mirb seliefert. Neue ~gtusftattuns unb nene
n~nifnrnten. 81. 81. WtIIer, Director.
6enrp SpreugpfetI, @eihdftsfibrer,
301 Rentudu Gbettue.
Eelepbon-gIt, ROTH 3311. yfeu 1893.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-04-01
Five Forks Flashes.
Five Forks, Va, March 2S, 1904

Five Forks, Va, March 2S, 1904.
No telephone yet. Cannot get the
wire We try to be patient
Yesterday was another gloomy Sun
day, partly rainy. No services at our
churches. Rev. Mr.. Williams preach
ed at Bethpoer the third Sunday to a
goodly crowd. We expect him to come
once month. Will ill the pulpit at
Spring Creek in the morning, and
give US an afternoon service.
The rain Of yesterday did not keep
the boys at home. Messrs. Tim
mic and Marshall Harris were at Mr.
James OvertOn's and Messrs. Sam and
John Overton visited at Mrs. Lydia
Harris's.
Miss Essie Harris has come home
from Augusta county where she was
teaching. Miss Mary Yonge, who went
at the same time and taught near where
Miss Essie did, remained behind to
teach a private term Of several months.
We are sorry not to see Miss Mary be-
fore her people move to Norfolk, which
they will do in few days. We will
miss them much, but hope they will
not forget old friends, and will visit
them in the good old summer time. "
The home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard
Selden was gladdened by the presence
Of their two daughters, Misses Freda
and Virginia for few days last week
Their visit was so brief, that but few
Of their friends met them. Miss Freda
returned to North Carolina to teach a
private school for her former patrons,
and Miss Virginia went back to the
Normal.
Misses Bertha and jamie Harris were
with us for a short while last week,
but have gone back to yorktown to their
schools. Miss Bertha is filling Miss
Loney Morris's place during her ill.,
ness. Miss Morris has taught in the
public school. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Misses Iona and Mary Elan were
the welcome guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
j. Sam Harris last week.
Farmers are behind-hand with their
work owing to the wet season and the
scarcity Of labor.
Thanks to our Taro friend; our tur-
nip tops have put out and we have all
the salad, hog jole and poached eggs
we want.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-04-01
Pollard Points.
POLLARD, AMELIA Co., VA, !
March %, 1901. !

Farmers are very busy blowing and
burning plant bed. Some have COM
menced gardening.
Mr.. viii Pollard carried load Of to-
bacco to Farmville last Friday and got
a fine price.
Mr.. Baxter Bell has gone to Farm
vile today with a big load Of tobacco.
Hope he will get big price
Mrs. Margaret Bell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. +. Orange, near
Farmvile.
Mr.. W. r. Motley, Of Norfolk, is Wis
iting several days with Mrs. Claud
Shelton. Of this place.
Mrs. Amanda Motley will leave soon
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Shields, Of
Pittsylvania.
Mrs. O. II. Davis has returned home
from visit to her son, near Jetersville.
Mrs. Nat Carter il improving very
fast. She expects to take trip to Bal
timore about April 10th to buy up her
millinery.
Mr.. J. r. Farley was down in this
neighborhood buying up marketing.
Mr.. Eugene Vaughan and wife are
the happy parents Of a fine boy baby.
Mrs. George Lester expects TO visit
her relatives in Powatan county, dur
INC Faster.