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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
HdTe.

@ngros $ gertaufspreie Smpprnrtet
e9petsertdie Doc per 2funb einbeimi9s.
e~@uepertdfe TIC, &iseouftn Cream , 2d;s
l21. Tew gori ebebodrs, 12}e, eimte.rp
i&er 2tnsburger 12-14e. @rid l3-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
o @aeens Rasst.

Ttmotbp-Eertaufspretie: 80 00-l0.00.
Rice gerfaufspreiie: $40 O0-s1l.0c.
DeIiGtorn - gertaufspreiie: ie na9 Der
0uoIttdt, 66-70e; neues 45 Bic 50e.
~&afr-sef9dIt 44-46e; IN ben aebrex
$8.OO-S9.5O per Tonne. Reuer 32-36e.
S~trob-Nretie. ie na9 benz @s.,b. tn cab
len, $s.6O-S6.50 (.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
Sentihlano.
Die & reuser n.

Berlin n, 1. Sea. giniqe Bldt-
ter ertldren, bab 2reu3srfabrten tpie
oieieni9e. welde Der fleine Qreuser
.SaIte" ge9enudrtie In iioamerifani=
fAen @ewdRern unternimmt. md1tige
Ssbsl fur bas 9eutidtbum ieien. IS
lei f9aoe, bab fe ni9t otter semaat
weroen t6nnten, aber bas aehe eben
nidt an, NEIL bic beuti@e Qreuaer-
oipifon auf Der OF : ameritaniI4en
Station 10 febr flein Tel.
xemperen3-S orgen.
Berlin, 1. Sec. Sn Dresden
bielt Or. 2adner, wel&er unldn9a bon
elmer Mmerifafabrt 3urtidgefebrt III,
einen 8ortra9 iiber bic Semperenabe.
wesung in ben Der. @taaten. Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02

SnbtaaapsIis RafeespreNe:

indianapolis 3aMees4reNe
@esobnI. bis gutter 10-12e; prtx.a bis ass
udblter l4-l6c ; 5ancp a2A-S3e, eoIsss
Dsuoru 1s bts 22c, Saua $3.50.
SIN Hadetsn:
arioia $13.2b. Zion S13.26, SerieS S18. 25;
Caracas $l2. 10, Dtdmortb's $12. 20, Duta
Saso 8lens ZIG. co. ail8ou& sl2. 25. 9otss
8genbeo Saua Sl2.25.
8uasr-DomtnOes S.06c; ehidsuder 6.45
puIDeriftrtsr 5.40e; xfxx pa~lpertfrter 8 oOs,
feiner sranuIirter 5.4Oe; Gubes 6. iOe; Con.
Fecttoners' vi 65c; Ttbseuoob q 6.45c; 500,
9ts u 6.40e; Gltytre Y 6. Soc; SoeaI arrru
@pIben 6 6.30c; Btnbipr GS;ra 9 b.25s
Ribsewoob 6 6.2Oc; seIber 6 5. To-; le aeI.
ber 4.s0.
@etrDdnete 5ri&te-aepfeI, an Der eonms
setrofnet, &c; Sobannssbeeren 7c bis tx;
eitron 1ae bis lac; Wofnen. 2 Gruwn, pet
Tfuno, 7e, 8 @rown 7ie, 4 Grown TIC foo,
memf,eie &c bis Sc. California Riscatel 7Ks;
SuItana 7ic, importirte SuItana lie bts l4s
California Gpriioien &c Bis Lee.
PidIes-24O0 I'm Sob $40; 12oc tint ga.
So; 1900 tn 9aIbfab $500; 900 TN So
So 80.
Sprup-Stmtoarb @ern 23e Es 25e; as
wdbIter &c bis 32c; Sorghum 2se Biz 5se;
Stem Orleans RoIaFes lse Its z6e; sewdSI.
ter 3Oc bis 38c.
Ginsema@te Sri9te-8Iadbsrries 8 pfs.,
Slice Bea&es stanoarb. 8 pfb., "a
2.26; combs 8 %funo 81 6O-SI. IS; Biz
Pea9es. 81 .40-S1.60; gnanas. etambare,
$fb., 81. 65-S1.S 80; eeeonbs, 3 2tunn,
$1.2b s1.45; srtine gobnen, 8 %funb Rax
men. 8abama Hnanas $1.8O-S2. 26e,
@eftebte @rbien, $1.20-Sl.7 6, frtibe Stunt vs.
@ents, Rarroa soc, e,nseuet9te 1t-SO<
tomatoes. 8 Efunb, 81. 1O-Sl.l6, Su6sr,
Rom 9Oc-S1. 25. apfeIbutter. per 9uasab,
8 8funb, 81.
MHe-BrGiI neu SC bis 10e; SiIberts IL !,
ManbeIn IA; uei9i@aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; Teanats Dc bis 6sc,
s~ersftete 7c BIS &c; GnsEf@e @alnii6s
@ff8-NaIs go Or. Sefl Sat, s-1le p
@ouone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02

HSarffe eeranWerre 6rarwurf g.,
Gr~antfurter TIC; Bologna tn Ddrrlen &c, in
Iun 6hc.
S9mat5r- n EierceS Il. 0ral. 92c; g..
DuGIttdt 9fc; 8. DuGlrdf 63-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
StaIien.
@roBe 8erlu Der
& n hdfer Z.

y " u " u { !.
2onbon n, 2. Se5. Die erf'
SipiRon Der firmenoen Sapaner erliti
bel Dem Nn9riHe auf benz 203 Wetel
Siigel i6pere Yerlufe.
Die 9 uno II. SibiiOn nabmen ar
Der attade ebenfals tbeil uno nabmer
Die &ihlunq Eno 3edDan Sorts.
Snnerbalb Der lsBten "a Stunoer
baben bic Sapaner inseeiammt Is. 00C
Mann ber!orenI Die Mttaden i0len,
fi6eren 0ernebmen nod, bis gum 10.
DECEMBER forteeiebt tperben. Bis b.
bin bOft man beftimmt. oaB port
Nrtbur fallen piro.
8rober Subel in 5 q O n.
Sofio, L. Dec. Sas Selearamm
General Nogi's bas bic Grfiirmune
unb YsfBersreifuns oes 2O3 Mstel
Siisels msloet. murine bonn iapaniider
8Olte nit lautsm Subel begrtbt. 81
bsIebt auf neue bic SOHnung, oat
Bort Nrtbur balb fallen uirb.
&ufiif@e ansriffe abge=
6la9en.
Sotio, l. Se3. Die Sauptquar,
tire aus Der Wano4urei meloen, bat
Tim Mittsrnadt cine Gbtbeilun9 bee
Teinoes ben Berg Waauananbeu on.
grif, iebo9 bon benz bort befinoliden
unteroff3iers 9eta4ement 3uriid9e.
i9lagen uurbe. Sapanifde Sruppen
in Der Ndbe bon 0aienGuang beri4ten.
bab iie um 2 1br Nadmittass bon
feinblider Snfanterie uno @aualeris
su einem @efedts ge3punsen woroen,
bas isoc9 Nbenos 2 uhr nit oem gu.
ridordnsen bes 6einoes enbete.
OffiaieIl 4 /.
Sofio o, [. Deg. Sc niro bie,
offi3iel bsftdtiet, oab bic Sapaner Der
203 Metsr Siisel senommen baben.
= apanifaer angriff u.
d gef&fa9en.
Mufoen, /. Se5. Nm 80. Sob.
fano elm flein.s 8efe9t on Der 6ront
bes Sen. &ennsnfampf ftatt. Sonft IL
ales ruhie, SasWetter it wdrmer uni
aneenebmer. @hineien meloen, oab BIZ
2%ieferunssn fur bas rotbe 9reu3. BIZ
bon Den Ser. Staten &uBlano ange=
boten uuroen, on Die Sapansr seianot
tperben mubien, oa &ublano nidt i'm
Stanoe lei, oieielben gu erlansen. Bon
ben Sapanert rpsroen bieie 2ieferungen
an oas internationale SOipital in Sin.
tou aeianot weroen.
Gin duberft beftiser Nnsrii erfolste
am 20. @opember auf ben ruifii1en
re4ten 6li9el swii4en ben Srti4aften
@biantan uno Spaofdent.
Nebrsre gompasnien iapaniide,
Snfanterie uno @aoanerie riifteti un-
ter benz S9ube Der Nadt por uno Der.
iudten bic ruifide 8erbinounsslinis
au burdfdnsiosn. Sie Sapaner pur=
ben isoo9 sntosdt unb untsr aiemlid
f9mersn 8erluten surtidsefdlasen.
Die &uhen erbeuteten 10 @euebre,unt
beridieosne pferbe.
Tranfrei9.
@ inc Union Milo
Sppoitio nspartete
in &ublano.
paris, /. Sea. Der befannt'
Soeialifenfhbrer Saurss ber6Hentli4tI
bsute ben Sert zines Wanifefes Der re-
poluiiondren foeialifif1en unb anbe'
rem Oppofiionsparteien in RuBlano
weldes. ME er iagt, 9leid5eitig ibe,
ean3 europa ausge9e5en uuroe.
Sas Wanifef lit bon &eprdientan'
ten Der peridieoenen repolutiondret
unb iOcialiaiiden parteisn bes 2aiier
reides. DEFENDERS bes europdif9el
&ublanbs, polens uno Jinnlanos
unter3sidnet. Sieielben bielten tars
lid sebeime DerTammlun9en Oh.
9as Manifsf giebt ben peri0nli6el
parteien freie 9ano. ibre eisenen Op
poRtionsmetbooen aegen bic &egierunI
3u perfolsen ; aber oerpfidtet oi
Union aler Expeditions. @lemente, 81
gerni9tuns Der autoeratie uno oi
S~erfeluns zines bemofratii4en gu
items. bafrt auf anQemeinem Wabl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
Wra1te GnD Gesuase.
Sra&te .

USWS WV
Sra6te.
aepfeI-S1.5 0-S2. 10 per Sab.
8ananen-@ewdbIts 81. 26 bis S1.B PEI
HunG, speite lualrtat 75c bis $1.C0.
EotusntHe-$3.26 per 8uneert.
@ttronen-Reftnas, SO. 10.
Oraneen-5aneb California q dIeneia $500
6lo ibl 500 BIB $3.50.
girnen kCe-$l 90 per guibeI.
Tancp Sirnen-$1.6G per @rate.
6etaen : Smprna 11-16c bas Hfunb.
DatteIn Dc per Yfunb, 80 Efe. &tften.
Neuer Sonis-l8c.
Trauben DC bis l6c per 2orb.
@emdfe.
R,tbe &iben $3.50 per SAB.
xraut-oUe bis Toe per Sab.
SIumentobl 1926 per SAB.
Gurfen 4Oc per 2orb.
@elerp--per Bun4 l6e.
@riine 8obnen Toe per 1uibeI.
@runes Gorn, Ice per DmSenb.
RartoffeIn ST .O0-1.25 per Sad.
SlbtartofeIn So. 25-3.zb per Sab.
@abieie 8c-15c per OnBenb gun1es.
Ebubarb i0c per Dusenb.
SaIat ST.. 20 per Sab.
SwseOeIn = 90c per Buibel.
Spani,9e 8miebeln 81. 10 per Grate.
Napp Bobnen 81 .10 per 4uibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
Oeiferreih= nngarn.

OeHerrelW suuBarH.
5etnbIi9 6unbgebu
BubapeT. l. Se3. Dem Pre.
mier Sisaa wuroe heute elm feinoli6e,
@mpfang bon Seiten Der 6reunbe be,
Oppoition bereitet, als CT elmer 0er=
fammlung bon liberalen Wdblern In
@paco, ungarn. beimobnte.
Sie Greunoe Der @e9ner hes Wini'
iferiums rotteten fid unter lautem &C.
i9rei uno 0eruiinidungen Inn feinen
Wagsn uno tparfen Steine nod ibm.
Sdlieblid geluns es Der poli3ei. ben
p6bel 3u 3erftreuen, nobel Deri8ieoent
pericnen perbaftet tuurben. SarauI
l9aarten fi9 bic 6reunoe bes @rafen
Sis3a um ieinen Wa9en unb bra4ten
ibm ber3lihe Onationen bar.
@5e6t6 DE NE ge.oro1ete
tperben inter.pelItren.
Wten, l. Dea. @5e4ii4e Nb9e.
orbnete tperbeR In Der moreiaen par.
laments = SibuHg ben premier Dor
9oerber interpeliren In 8eaua auf BIZ
Sbdtigteit oes iosenannten r2embere
@sIisf @omite's". Eieie geieli4af'
unterftibt ruIfide Seierteure in be,
Musrpanberuns nod hen Der. Staaten.
Die Mbgeoroneten tuerfen Der &e9ie'
runs por, einen Bru& Der Reutrali'
tdt au b~eeiinfigen, Der unter umfdn'
ben ju f9weren germidlunaen fibreu
fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02

Rampf geeen ben Mlfobol, fihrte er
aug, lei bort gsfdidtlid dltsr als in
Seuti&lano. 3rObbem bic @eiebe iber
ben altobOlbanbel bislfad umaanaen
ipttroen, fei cine Nbnhbme Deg altobol-
Gonfums unnerfennbar. SroB Der
a9taig MiaiOnen g%inwobner, tpeIde
bic Ser. Staaten sdblten, iei Der Ml=
tohol. &0nium bort nur balb 10 arOB
uie in Seuti6lano. Die 6aupiquele
bes grfolaes Der ameritaniiden Unit.
MltObol-8 ewe9ung lei Die Belehrung
Der Suaeno auf @runo iehr rabital ge.
baltener 9ebrbider.
2aie WtlbeIm au Der
Sago.
8erlin n, l. Sea. 3aiier Wil=
belm i6oB auf Der Sa9o in Nla.nis,
Sdlefien. bon Saeesanbrud biz Nad-
mit.ass 4 ubr 91O Gaianen.
Mdbreno 2 Sa9btagen auf ben Be-
ibungen bonn @rafen Siele=@ intler,
wurben bon Der taiferli6en Saab-
partie insgeiammt 10, 042 86gsl se=
fdohen.
8eri6t bes g reubi6
b q b n=M n fteriums.
Berlin, l.. Sea. Der officieIe
8eridt bes preuBihen giienbabn-
Winiferiums fhiloert bic contante
Musoebnuns bes taatliden g~iienbahn=
nsbes lett Dem Sabre 1879 uno ber=
9leiht unter Nnoerem aud bic Gahr-
preife unb bic 0erpaltung nit pripat=
babnen ausldnoiiher Staaten. Sn benz
0eralei9 nit Nmerita tperoen feline be-
fimmten 3ablen angsfibrt, fOnoern
nur i'm Nnaemeinen foleenoe Bemses
tungen gemadt.
Sc 1T ridtis, baB in ben Wereinig-
ten Staten bic Sabrpreiie i'm Mqge=
meinen nieoriger fno, benin bel uns.
8eionoers Gra9t- uno Wa9gon=
9aoungen HELEN fid beoeutenb niso-
ri9er.
Sic preiie Der Qotal=8 ahnen baoe=
gen fno bod. un9leid uno fortudbren=
ben S6Dantunaen untermorfen.
8~erienoern III es oft unm6slid, i'm
8oraus ben Gra6tpreis gu befimmen.
Sn raider NufsinanbsrfoIee Ioisn fid
prsis-g rnisorisunsen nit grb6bunsen
seaenieitis ab.
Dies lit elm 3ufano. Der nit Redt
bon 2aufIeuteu unb Yerfenbern fdmer
getabeit tpiro. Sic bon iebsr ftattge=
funosnen seridtlidli6en NusidlieBun=
gen unb 3ablunssunfdbiafeiten bon
amerifanii6sn giienbabnen birfen in
benz Verglethe NIT ben oeutihen niht
tiberieben ueroen.
Gernerbin miro angegeben, bab Ieit
benz Sabre 1883 bic &aten pro 2ilo-
meter um Is prosent gefalsn ieien.
Sn preuben baben fi9 bic g%innabmen
FIR 5ra6t UNI 1872 pro5ent uno bic
8eiammteinnabmen I'm 176 pro3ent
9eboben.
6 adbIihe.r Brannttpein n.
8erlin, l. Beg. Sem .2otal=
Nnaeiger" tpirb 9emeIDet. bab in 2ieff,
&uBlano. 20 perionen our9 8rinten
bsrsifteten @O9nacs perturben ieien.
5obe Ius3ei9nung g.
BerIin n, l. Se3. 2aiier Wils
belm perlisb ben 6ronen-O roen 8.
2laHe benz profeKor Stano %. @ut-
ting, Der Ole prOfehur FIR oeuti&e 81.
teratur an Der uniperitdt in Chicago
inne bat.
Oeiferrei6: nugarn.
GetnbIi9e3 sebun.
Gen..
Bubapef. l. Se3. Dem pre=
mier Sisaa muroe heute elm feinbli6er
gmpfans bon Seitsn Der Greunbe Der
Oppoition bereitet, als er elmer Ber=
fammlung BON liberalen Wdblern in
space. ungarn. beiwobnte.
Sie Greunoe Der @e9ner hes Wini.
feriums rotteten fi9 unter lautem @e-
| fhrei un0 0erufinSnunaef1 Inn feinert
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02
Scr Sdli6el I'll Yort
Mrtbur.
Ser 2O3 Meter Siigel fufete ben SSaparer1 e1t.
ieblide Opfer.
Gin 8~unoitrei6en Sanres ON bic Socialifen. Ser generalfret in
gnenps apres. = Banama4Ganal gerbanOlnnsen.

unterortidmng Der 8ewalt Der @entral-
Reaieruns ssasn peridieoene parteien
bes &aiierreids 3u erwirten. Sas
Manifef idlisBt pie folat:
Die bierburh reprdientirten Barteien
berbinbes fit au benz 3uede. ben un=
bermeibIiaen Stura bes NbiOlutismus
Az bsfdleuniseu. Serr Saures fast,
baB Die Union Der Expeditions. par-
teien Elm She'll Der Bewe9ung lei, UNI
cine oemofratifde g~erfpaItune in 3uB-
lamb einsufibren. @s miiroe bieies
oas pidtiaits bitorii&e @reieniB felt
Der frunsDRi&en @ebOlution iein.
Saures orbert iis
Ieoesum SueIl.
Baris, L. Des. Der Socialiffen.
Gahrer Saures bat ben in Der politi=
f6en Yerbannung lebenoen paul De-
raulebe gum 9uea s%sforbert. Serau.
leoe t"elsgrapbirte aus Spanien. bab
bic Sscia!ifen fir bic 3efaimpfunq
bon Seem b'4rc berantwOrtli4 au ball
ten feien.
gr fiigte bin3u, bab Sohanna bon
Orleans als bic eoeffte 6igur in Der
@eiaiate baifehe, ndhrenb Saures
als Der au 0erabi6euenfte ibrer 9dfte=
rer gu betra6ten fei.
aud heute fanbea weitere Stuoen=
tens Semonffrationen ffatf, Bel tpelhert
elm Socialift bon ben Stubenten ange=
griHen wurbe.
Mrgenttnten.
er8eneraI Stretf.
9 uertos Mneres, /. Se3. =
Ser erfe Sag bes 8eneralifreits berlief
duberf rubia. Ser @iienbabnoienft
perlief ohne St6rung.
Banana.
3 Banana 6 q H q 8erbanb b.
lungen. 80
g arant q. l. Ge3. unterbanb.
lunsen smifden 3riessminiffer Saft
unb Der Banana &esieruns finb Hill
i'm @anae, UNI Die ffreitigen puntte
bssiisIid Der @Ontroliruna Der @anal=
Gone gu entideioen. Gin balbiaes
usbereinfommsn ftebt in @usfidt. I'm
etpaie.n MiBberfdnbniKen p~or3ubeu=
gen, tperben ale 0erbanolungen ee-
beim gebalten unb nidts pirb befannt
%ge9eben rperben, bis elm llebereintrefen
er3ielt worben lit.
prdioent Wmaoor 9ab au @bren bes
3rie9sietrstdrs Saft beute elm Diner.
Merieo.
s a 9 + t o n bes prdi=
benton. Sia3.
Stabt Merico o, l. Oe3. Sie
z. Snau9urirung bes Generals por=
firiO Sia3 als prdfoent Der &epublie
Werieo fano beute in benz Saale Der
Ssputirtentammer unter ben gsp6hn.
li9sn Geisrlidteiten ftatt. Die meri.
canifhe uno fpanifde Mriftotratie mo-,
rem dubsrf fort bertreten.
Spanien.
Seftiger 6 d q n
Spanien.
Mabrib, /. Se5. Seit 80
Stunoen ptitbet Der beftieffe S4nee-
ffurm. ben Spanien felt bielst Sabren
erlsbt. Die @eiddfte leioen fduer.
Der StraBen=8 srtebr III p6lis un-
terbrOden. bic Sbeater fino seidloRen
uno auf ben Wdrtten fino teine 2ebsns-
mittel gu baben. 90. 900 Mrbeiter fno
f~elsnlos.
SeutfhIano.
Die 9reuser rten.
Berlin n. l. Sea. giniae Bldt-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02

SdmbIer be5abieu foI9enoe 2rese:
Butter Country. 12c, Greouerp Y,
sIata 28c.
eier-24c per Duseno.
Stibner 83c. Sdbne 8. Turieps-l4-15:.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15

A much lower price for phenacetin.
antikamnia. salol, and all other coal tar
products than is now possible is pro-
vided for by the passage by the House
late yesterday afternoon Of the amend
ment TO the patent law making IL the
rule hereafter that patents shall be
granted only on the processes OF manu-
featuring drugs, and not on the finished
products. of the coal tar compounds.
If the Senate follows the example ~
the House and passes the amendment
the result will be the abolition of the
excessively high prices for the drugs re-
ferred to in this country. In all other
countries they can be bought at rea-
sonable rate.
Their expensiveness in the United
States has been due TO the popularity or
the medical patent laws. The measure
remedying this defect was called up in
the House yesterday by Representative
Hinshaw OF Nebraska, who worked for
its favorable report BY the House Com
mittee on Patents, and who was largely
responsible for its passage yesterday
When il was before the committee Mr..
Hmshaw received letters from all the
druggists in his district commencing the
amendment. 1t effect viii be 20 enable
the druggist and the public to secure for
a reasonable price the coal tar products
at present widely prescribed by all ply
sicians.
Under the patent laws as they now
stand phenacetin costs Sl.25 an ounce in
the United States, while It can be pur-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15
HEAVY BLOW AIMED
AT MEDICINE TRUST
Bill Pending Before Congress Would Reduce the Ex-
orbitant Prices of Coal Tar Products

chased for 20 cents an ounce in Canada
and most of the other countries of the
civilized world.
The new law would make the price
here the same as IN foreign countries.
A similar reduction would be caused ia
regard to all the other medicines made
from coal tar products.
The justice OF "A law patenting only
the process OF manufacturing drugs is
evident from the fact that, ia nearly all
cases there are several ways of manu-
featuring the same medicine. By refus-
ing to patent the finished article. the
Government insures a certain amount of
competition among drug establishments,
thus keeping the price OF any enc medi-
cine at a reasonable figure.
Several years ago, IL will be remem-
bered, many or the druggists In the
United States were threatened with
suits for having brought the finished
drugs. such as phenacetin. into this
country from Canada. and having them
put up and sold according to the patent
prices here, although they had been OBJ
tanned IN Canada for a mere song. BY
the new law the price will be made the
same as in Canada, and the provocatiOn
for smuggling will be removed so far
as these medicines are concerned.
Hitherto, under the existing CONNER
cial treaty between the United States
and Germany. a firm over there, where
a patent is granted only on the process
Of manufacture. could slip in here and
get a patent on the finished product,
thus monopOlizing the American mar
ket for q given drug. Our adoption or a
patent law as liberal as Germany VIII
remove all possibility of such abuses.
II the measure becomes a law, as now
seems extremely probable. a great arm
of the medicine trust viii be broken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-15
MOUNT PLEASANT
CITIZENS BUSY
Two Hours Session Full of
Practical Work
MANY RESOLUTIONS PASSED
Favor Better Salaries for Teachers and
Poheemen-Long- Time Loan for
Extraordinary Improvements.
MANY RESOLUTIONS PASSED
ADVOCATED BY CITIZENS.

The Mount Pleasant Citizens
Assoc iation last night adopted
resolutions indorsing:
Efforts of the Commissioners
toward a normal school.
Movement for higher salaries for
school teachers.
Request for better salaries for
District policemen.
Need Of street lights on Howard
Avenue northwest.
Districts request for a long
time loan from Congress.
Commissioners action in trying
to open Fourteenth and Sixteenth
Streets.
Substitution of Parke Avenue for
Whitney Avenue. Park and Lowell
Streets.
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so low chat tho stenographer had TO
repeat the answer.
ibid you receive q letter on May 8. 8
letter addressed 10 your husband, Caesar
Young, and did you open itt' asked MI
Rand
yes. sir. I did" answered the widow.
II wrote on the envelope Opened by
Mrs. Young"
And this was the only letter ever adj
dressed 20 your husband that you treat
ed in that way2 was the last question
put TO the witness. She answered IN the
affirmative.
Mrs Young then left the court room,
and Nan brea he'd a sigh OF relief Mrs
Young will tell her story on the witness
stand today.
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The new name proposed is Park Ave
nue.. This street would be named Irving
Street under the Commissioners plan
OF nomenclature, but IL was argued last
night that the street, not being a
straight east and west thoroughfare.
was an exception and could be omitted
from the general scheme. A resOlu-
ton reiterating the position of the
Mount Pleasant association. which first
urged the change in name last spring,
was adopted.
A resolution setting forth the finan-
ciai difficulties OF the District and the
need of a longtime loan from Con-
gress 10 provide for the extraordinary
expenses without Gripping the current
business of the District was adopted.
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ACTRESS FACES
WIFE OF YOUNG

Mrs. Margaret Young, widow Of Cae-
sar Young. the California bookmaker,
was one Of the late witnesses yester-
day.
Il was the first time since Nan Pat
terson's arrest that she confronted the
woman charged with the murder Of her
husband.
The meeting was most dramatic. Miss
Patterson was all agitation. She was
shaking like a leaf. She appeared TO be
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PATTERSON DEFENSE TO REST CAST

in deadly fear of the woman whose hus-
band she had stolen.
The two women made a decided con-
tTast. Nan Patterson is small The
widow, on the other hand, is tall and
handsome. She appears queenly. She
possesses dignity and tact her voice is
sweet. her words well chosen. Few in
court could help wondering why Caesar
Young should have left his pretty wife
for the Florodora actress.
1t was during the testimony OF Ber-
nard S. Mexican, a brOther-ln-law of
Mrs. Young that II became necessary 90
call the widow. Mexican had testified
about meeting between Nan Patterson
Gle, where Young had insisted she must
go to Europe and leave him alone, that
he might go back 10 his wife.
Reference to Letter.
Reference was made to a letter which
Julia Smith, the sister of Nan Patter-
son. and wife of J. Morgan Smith, had
written to Young at the Hotel Imperial
1t appears that this letter was sent by
the clerk TO the Hotel Walton. where
Mrs. Young was then living. and that
the wife had opened the letter intended
for her husband.
Across the face OF the envelope Mrs
Young, after reading the latter, had
written. Opened by Mrs. Margaret
YOunE"
Young had been telling the actress
that but for the sending of this letter
| It might not have become necessary foE
Nan Patterson to leave the country
Nan had stated at the time that the
letter had been written by her sister
Mrs Smith.
A strong fight was being made by As
sistant District Attorney Rand to have
this letter admitted in evidence ano
read to the jury. Mr.. Levy, AR
| O'Reilly and Mr.. UngeT. counsel for Nan
| Patterson, were fighting as strenuOusiy
/ to keep this letter out. The matter be-
came of such Importance that Justice
| Davis reserved decision s TO whether
he viii admit the letter in evidence.
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Mr.. SHAW C0NFERS
WITH FLOUR MILLERS

Secretary Shaw late yesterday after
noon had a conference with the repre-
sentatives Of "a number Of the leading
-four milling interests Of the country IN
regard to the drawback order now IN
process of formation on exported -four
made partly from imported wheat
Some Of the concerns represented
were the Sheffield Milling Company, OF
Minneapolis; Lea Milling COMPANY q
Wilmington. Del; Allen e Graham. OK
New York; Pillsbury 81 Washburn Mill
ing Company, Of Minneapolis, and 9TH
eFg.
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PROTEST FILED AGAINST
a TENNESSEE POSTMASTER

Representative Sims OF Tennessee
called at the White House today and
showed a telegram of protest, signed
by a number of ministers of Jackson,
Tenn, against the application Of ap-
pointment OF J. L. Lancaster 20 be post
master at that place
The President has directed the Post
master General to look into the matter
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UNITED WORKMEN ELECT
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR

National Lodge. No. 5. A. o. L. w
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Master workman. Dexter s. Hussey'
foreman. Paul 7. DimaTZo, oyerseer,
Joseph A Rice: recorder. Sanford ".
smith; hnancier, Dr. Francis A. 81,
Clair. receiver, Charles w. Crimes
guide. Max Rosenthal; inside watch
man Frank H. Loving; outside watch
man. Albert CaTew: trustees. Ferd Bres-
two Yeas: medical examiner, DR.. St.
clair
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THE GREEN DOOR.

The latest production OF o. Henry's
original talents VIII appear in Sun
days Times. with illustrations that
point the moral and adorn the tale"
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Want Street Lights.
Name Of a Street.

Mr. Hnlyer. of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association was present last
night and read petitions Endorsed last
week by his own association asking the
Commissioners 20 rename the contin-
uous thOrOughfare connecting Soldiers
Home Park and Rock Greek Park and
known by the three names. Whitney
Avenue. Park Street. and Lowell Street.