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BEST ,s.cENr MEAL.

You viii always una the best iic
meal In the city at the Rising sun res-
murant. No. eia Commercial street
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For rent. two or three rooms, fur
nished for house keeping. Apply at
1865 Tenth street, iwk
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RHEuMAT1sM IN ELBOWS, WRISTS
AND KNEES.
Urbana, Ohio, AUG. oB, 1908,

Urbana, Ohio, Aug. %, leoS.
Last winter I had . severe attack Of
Rheumatism. II started IN the right
right wrist was the worse. re became
swollen and extremely painful. Wy Left
knee joint was the next place TO be at-
tackled. It became swollen and OF course
painful ~ hs the me nSzt P2,ns x Ss s1sosSo a
much trouble. was barely able 20 get
about for some time. ! WAS under treat.
msnt OF . physician for awhile, but gets
ting no better began 3. 8. g., and after
relieved Of the Rheumatism, Ali swelling
and soreness disappeared. conside1
3. q. q. an excellent remedy for Rheumas
tism and all troubles having their oTigfM
in the blood.
Aos Bloomfield Ave. f,
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CALL ON HIM.

CALL ON HIM.
Electrical nxtureA
Electrical wiring,
Electrical supplies,
Gas mantela guaranteed.
as Commercial street.
N. z. hardesty Electrical Contractor
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JAPANESE GOODS.

New stock Of fancy goods just arrlv-
cd at Yokohama Bazaar. Call and see
the latest novelties from Japan.
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Piano Tuner.

For good. reliable piano work see
your local tuner, rh. Freirickson.
sO7l Bond street. Phone Red 20I4.
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Smith

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Point Manufacturing Company.
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pENsMoRE TYPEWRITER.

DENSMORE TYPEWRITER
We sell. rent. and repair all makes OF
typewriters. Write for new catalogus
OF New Densmore.
Huxley. Ryan & Co.,
50 Fourth Street. Portland. Or.
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BUsIN EsS LOCALS.

LET YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN Somebody
SELL Ter e a her
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
@emiMensSa8o.
Snfalo's Mannen 5aben bic ai1.
tigen Hauber uunsingelt.

COBB. Wpo.. 8. Sob. Sie per-
fdiebenen partien Menidsn : Sd9er,
tpel9e bic M6rber bes Na.ional 8anf=
@aiirers DerfOlsen, baben bic Gludt.
hinge so Meilen bon bier am 6uBe Der
Owl Street 8erae um3ingelt.
Buffalo Bill" nit inoianif@en
2unoi4aftern unb Qubbirten bat bic
Spur aufsenommen uno 1T fsf ent.
fdlofen, bic Rduber gu fanaen. Die
8anoiten baben ale Selepbonordbts
our9i9nitten.
parfer's
Gahrt.
9art q b, Conn.,, 8. Nob. =
4 entbufiafii9e geriammlungen be.
sriiBten 9srrn Barter beute bel ieinem
ein3iaen @ampasne=g eiude bes Staa-
tes unb an perihiebenen anbereu
pldben, bur9 tpelde bet Gonoer5us
tam, fanben raui9snoe unborberges
iebene gmpfdn9e fiatt.
Sic Sauptrebe bielt Der @anbibat
bier Mbenos, obpobI aud in 8rioge-
port, Netp Sapen uno Weriben Gu
pfdn9e f%tattfanben. Die biefse &eoe
bebanoelte bte Sruf. Grase; Barrier
iu@te bic Mntlage gu enttrdften. bic
STANDARD Oil 60. iei Der finan3ieae
Saufpatbe Der bemotratii9en partei
uno er ertldrts, bic SrufHS ntereRs1
fteben auf Seiten Der @epublitaner.
9err Barter iibernadtete bier bel
benz @onereB-@ anbioaten Morle uno
tritt mor9en firth bic &idtebr nat
Stem Sort an.
aus 9abis &eoe-S our.
umbertanb, b.. Mo., 3. Nopbr.
gr- Senator g. 6. Dabis enbtgt feline
@ampagne In Wet=8 irsinien burd
cine @iltour tiber bic 2inien Der %.
go. gentral Babn. Die 6abrt be.
gam beute uno enoist am Samftas in
8elington.
Sn Yieomono ertldrte &eoner, es
9ebe b~eutauta9e iiber loo, 600 Bunoes=
beamts uno bic 0dlfte bauO1 reife aul
Soften Der &esisrung our4's 2ano,
UNI bas Bolt au bitten, fe in ibrer
Stelungen gu lafen. Riemals 3upo,
feien iopiele Cabinets Witslieber burd's
2anb ss3ossn. I'm poIitif9s Rsost1 au
balten.
Sn Nesar faste Dabis. ale 8rufs
aieben ibre Dafeinstraft aus benz 3oQ
Der 6leifd-3ruf, Der STANDARD 81
Sruif unb ale anberen fino fur ben
@rfols Der &epublitaner tbdtis."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Der g d %

Ser g d a B % T o.
m a n t a. Sn benz an Der tiirfifder
@renae gelesenen sriedifaen Srte pro.
manta bate Elm 8auunternebmer bas
@ebGube fir cine militdrif9e Station
su erri9ten, nobel er beim Iusgraber
beg 6unbamentes elm fleines Sbon.
gefdb fanb, bas 1000 penetianii9t
@olbftiide entbielt. Oem Mrbeiter, ben
bas @efdb entbedt bate, ma4te q
tpeis, er perbe ben Iurb Der 9ebDrbt
iiberseben. Ser u%nternebmer flob abe,
NIT ieinem Raub iiber bic tiirfifht
9ren5e, mo er bas 9olb gum Nnfaui
bon pferben unb Mauleieln eintpe9.
felte, nit benen er 9anbel treiber
tpolte. Dor isinsr Mbreiie bate ct in.
beHen ieiner Braut bas 9ebeimnib an.
bertraut unb fie NIT einisen Der gefun.
benen @olbftiide befdenft, bamit fl
bamit ibre Musiteuer pergrOBere uni
aIIes our 9p1aett berrihten tonne. BIZ
fem fDlte, 5obalb er auriidtebren niirbs
9ie 8raut aber erregte NIT ben Cobb
itiiden Mufieben, bic 8ebOrben tpurber
aufmerfiam, unb bic @olbftide purber
nit 8efdlas selegt, ba na9 griedi.
fhem @efeb bon einem eefunbener
S9aB bic 9dlfte benz Ginber unb BIZ
6Glfte benz 8eiiber bes @runbifiids &c.
fort, auf benz Der Tunb sef9ab. Oi,
@olbftiide baben fir bic Miin5famm.
Iungen einen bebeutenben Wertb. Mr
benz Bau an Der 0ren5e fteIte mar
aber cine Wa9e auf, I'm fi9 elmer
apeiten @dab, ben man pislsi1t fin.
BEN t1nnte, nidt entgeben 81 lalIen.
Das,M Ii r @obI'
beIeibtbeit." Sn paris tpurb'
iinsft elm 0agabunb feitsenommen
Elm fur9tbar b%iinner. bo9aufeef9oi'
fener aerl. Ser poliaeibeamte frast,
ibn mad ieinem Beruf: sd gebe ali
Mpheu fir Woblbeleibtbeit," erfldrt'
e.. Sea, MAIDEN sic bier bod feiner
llnfinn. Mber setpib, 9err poli5ei
leutnant, i1 BIN bon benz grfinbe,
zines Mittels gum SidDerben engagtr
tporben. benz photographer fir Elm He
tlamebilb gu fiBen. Sd troge unte'
metnen Rleibern einel 4naug bon BUN
mem @ummi uni lafe mid aunGhi
photographer, 70 pie Sic MIDI ieB
feben. Inter mein Ronterfei pirl
bann gei9rieben: ,8or Gebrau4 be!
MitteIs.' Die beiben folsenben Nuf
nabmen baben Die 1nteri4rift mad
einem Monat'. mad apei Monaten'
Der @ummi pirb aGmdlig ~aufsebluier
unb id prdfentirs mid in INNER ftdr
ferer 2eibesfiiue."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
s a.irbants in Snbiana a.

q a. I 0 U NJ III D u ".
@reencaftIe Sno., 8. Sob.
Senator 6airbants besann feline Gams
pasne beute In Bloomington Dor elmer
3ablreiden Men9e. oarunter aud bic
Stuoenten Der Snbiana-l Iniperftdt.
3,mifaen Bloomington unb bier tpurbe
beri4ieoentli9 auBsrplanmdBig ange=
balten. Die &eoen bemegten f9 auf
ben 2inien Der frtiberen i,nb traten fur
bic 6ortbauer Der repubIifanii9en Re-
aierunq i'm Sinblid auf bic 6erri6enbe
@oblfabrt Elm, melde, tuie Der &eoner
bebauptet, bon Der germaltung iener
partei berrhbre.
Die Mbeno-0 eriammlung fanb In
9erre Sauee ffatt.
Inter ben fOnffisen N~ufentbaltss
Ortsn finb nod gu ennen @osport,
Charlottesville, 0~eeoersburs, Sapuga,
Netpport, Clinton unb Brp3il.
SerreSaute, Sno., 8. Nopbr.
Sn Weft- Snbiana bielt 9err Gair=
bants bsute sesen 20 &eben. Su
Netpport nabm Der Senator 4nlab.
cine Weloung su oementiren, monat
CT i'm Sale elmer bemotr. Mebrbeit II
Der Stats. @eiebgebung fein Gmt al!
Yiee= prdfioent nidt antreten unb IN
Senat berbleiben tpbrbe.
Sn Charlottesville, mo cine bel
ar6bten Berfammlunset ffattfano.
madte 9ebner benz General 2eui!
@allaee, einem Bewobner bes Stdot'
1ens, elm Compliment.
8eII@itp, Snb.. 8. Mop. sc.
nator Beberibas biseutirte Dor einer
sablreiden @sriammluns 3on, 9rufs
uno anoere @ampagnesGragen.
8ra3il, 2. Nopbr. Sn Bradt
tpurbe gefiern Moeno bic Campaign
nit elmer fulminanten &ebe BEG bemo
fratif6en @onsreb.@ anoioaten @lauo
O.. Boomers aus benz 5. Snbiana 8e
airte gef9loH.n. Sas WcSrego'
Opsrnbaus NOR 9eordn9t bon boz
3ubbreru uno I'm erien 6lur mub tel
piele f@ nit Stsbpldben begin itgn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
9aS b~erlcrene Chr.

Cine eisentbiimli9e @pifobe aus
ben 4dmpfen in Der Manbidurei
er5Gblte Der &orreiponbent elmer 3on>
boner 3eitung. Gs mar pGbrenb Der
tiibnen l1msebunssberfu9e bes @ens>
rails Hennenfampf, als bel einem tleiz
men 9efs9t eilem junsen rrifii9en
2eutnant elm Sbr absef9laeen purbe.
ST tiimmerte ii9 ni9t biel um Die
@unbe, abrr es lag linn auberorbent<
li4 piel baran, fein Shr tpieber gu be-
fommen, neil er ii9 fogte, bob ss tpie>
Der dntpa9fen piirbe, penr man es
friib eenus tpieber fGnbe. Gr fanbte
brei &ofafen aus, Inn bas Sbr 81
fudtn, aber biefe famen na9 lunsem
SUDDEN unberriGteter Oinse pieber aus
rid. S9lieBlid, als es f9on Mbenb
tuurbe, madte er fi9 felbit nod einmaI
ouf bic Guide. Dim anb.ren Moreen
feblte er, unb aIs man auf ben &fs
pIab fdidte, fanb mar i'm toSt nit
einem Sdbelbieb iiber ben &ppf. Gr
mar elm Spfer feiner gitelteit setpors
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Sobn Morlen
Ter bsriibmte 6eihibtsiGreiber.
fungitte als 0auptrebrer.

pittsburq, 8. Nob. Sit
Geierlidf,itsn am idbrliden Grin.
oungsfeffe bes @arnesie : Sufituts
3eigten lett Der grOHnune bor 10 Sab.
rem feline iolde Nbwe4slung ME beute,
no Sobn Worlep. @nelanb's beriibm-
ter 0iitOrifer unb ~parlamsntsfibrer,
ben Sauptbortras belt.
Morlep tpurbe bdufg burd Beifa0
unterbro4en ; nod einigen anoeren
@eosn erfolgte bic prsisanfhnbisunq
Der internatiOnaleu 9unf-Surp.
@iner Der fIeineren Diebe
GIebeIanb, 8. 9obbr. &. 6.
WesensoOrf, Elm Gabrtarten. Ngent be,
Snter. Urban. 2inien, pirb felt Mon=
tas bsrmiBt. Ste @eisQidaft bebaup.
tet, baB unteridlaaungen por
$4,000 b~orliesen. Ser 8eridmunoen'
binterlieb einen Brief, uonadI er iein'
eduloen in einem anstpdrtiaen 2anb'
abarbeiten NOBLE.
WiGbe 8 T d
8irmi n g b a m. Nla.. 8. Nou,
Snnerbalb Der lsbten Is Stunoen muir
ben i'm bisfsen Siftritt i'm 2aufe per
i6nli9er Streitisfeiten 4 2eute &C.
t6otet uno elmer tbbtlid berlebt.
Sn 2emisburg tpuroen 2 2sute be
einsm 2artenipiele erf9oHen. in Gar
Diff elm Roblengrdber unb in SOlomit
bel elmer So13sit elm farbiser pre
bigger.
gIenber g 9Urfe.
g I. 2outs, 8. Sob. @. 6
6an aus 2anias @ttp murce beut
uttter Der Nnflage In 9aft senommen
BON 200 Mrbeitern ie 50 @ebfb,en FIJI
MrbeitersS tellen In Mlasta be3ogen Uni
bic 2eute oann auf lore eisenen Softer
su elmer 8au-@ eieaidaft eeianbt 81
baben, bic nidt eriffirte. Die te&nifd
Mntlase lautet auf betriigerii&e Be
rubung Der pof.
SIR Bef6roernngsfoften lieb er lid
ie $25 aus3ablen; bic Nrbsiter muBtei
aus galoe3, alasta, unter pielen Set
ben fid BEN Wes our 6eimatb suriid
babnen, 10 gut es eben angling.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

- @au&t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

Dsr Wertb Der sab r.
rdber, bic in Der 3eit bonn 1. Sa>
nuar Biz /. September 1904 in Jrant@
reid einsefiibrt purben, fteIte fid auf
4,575,OO0 5ranes q Granc sleid 1873
gents). @ussefibrt purben 5abr>
rGber I'm @efammtbetrage bon 4,161,s
600 Jrancs. Die glei9en 3iffern be-
trugel fir 1903 100000 begin.
3.637,00O, fir 1902 3,398.OOO beap.
100000 5rnnes.
Sn etner 9DbIe per-
Ser SrumfpaD : &onbutterir
@treiner in @ra5, @teiermarf, NOR In
bic Ora9enbOble Bel MirniB gegangen
unb bur6f6ritt bic ibm befannte 5Dbls
NIT elmer pedfadel. CT fdlus aber
tpGbrenb bes Ourdf9reitens nit benz
Ropfe an einen JslienpOrfprung unb
ftiir3te 5u 8oben, nobel bic Sadel bers
IOfdte. Seine Wsrfu9e, bic Tadel pies
Der anauainben, nerfasten, neil bic
3inbb0laden feu9t geporben rDaren.
60 irrte Streiner brei Sage bilferufenb
unb pbne Rabruns in Der finiteren
50ble lumber. Oa feline 4btpefenbeit
auffiel, ma9te fid eine Grau bon Mirs
nib nit Der So9ter zines Bergfiibrers
auf bic Sude na9 benz @ermibten uHb
es seldns ben gsiben, ibn auf3ufinben.
Streiner pur sana NIT 2ebm bebedt
unb bolltommen erfdDpft. Nu6bem
er bon ieinen Hetterinnen selabt pors
ben tpar, trat er bic 9eimreiie an
Mufftf4e Sffi5iere ais
Oeferteure. sSn elmer Na9t per>
iudten Spei als Trauen perfleibets
MGnner nnfern bes rumdnif9en Oors
fes Garniceni bon Rublanb aus iiber
be rumdntihe @renae gu sntfommen.
oils &pfuten bic beiben iungen 2eute
f%eitnebmen polten, saben biefe einige
SdiHe ab, bur9 Die 5pei @ren5iOlba>
ten berlebt purben. sic purben aber
f9liebli9 iberpdItist. Die 6eftges
nommenen entpuppten ii9 als Referpes
offiaiere aus SbeFa, bic fih auf ben
Qriegsfhauplab 5u begeben batten, Is
aber por3ogerl, iiber bic rumGnifde
@ren5e az fliihten. sic tpurben benz
Wilitdrgeridte einseliefert.
9eiterter l.
If@er Damper Der englii4e
Dampfer rMuguftine" 1T iiineitbin in
Qeiroes, portugal, nit adt ueberlebens
ben bes % Weilen norbipeftli9 bon
0ueHaat gef9eiterten grienif9en
Dampfers s&elmentinf" ansefommen;
IL Mann Der 8efaBung tparen ertrunz
Ten, barunter Der 2opiiGn, bic Diff
5iere unb Mafhiniften. Der Dampfer
mar bonn S9naraen Mleere na4 4nts
perpen untertpegs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

On Der GboIera Harden I'm
perpi6enen Sabre in Der ameritaniz
f6en Nrmee auf ben pbilippinsn 6e
WeiBe unb % 5ilipinos. pabrsno biz
farbissn Sruppen BON bieier 8ranfbeii
eGn5li4 frsi iparen. Die unter Dem
Namen Beiisberi befannte SrantEeii
bei9rdntts iid fat sdn5lia auf 5ilipis
nos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

...Sabraeit Der 8hse...
Atfabrt aufuuf
Iolebo. Chicago uno Ei1isan erpres-.t us f1oSs
xDlsbo. Detroit nab Chicago Elm ....sls.so s.as
Ui9isaH sitp, 1sHHsis u. safapsttsepI- 7.ao tlo.a6
toalt6 t ausssnommsn sonntass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
M orgai er4enft oas
NseoIi WeBgewanb.

Hem gurf, 8. Sob. Sas alie.
aus Der @atbebrale bon 4scoli, Sta
lien, %ssftoblene uns ipdter bon s. g.
Morsan setaufte MeBsemano. puroe
Der italienii9en &ssieruns bon Mor=
gan gum @si9ent semas..
Sie ueberreidung erfOlgt our& Den
;.alienif9sn 8oti9after bes Ylandes,
Der fi9 heute bier bel WOrsan einfano.
Sas @emano befinbst fid berssit i'm
Wuieum gu South aeningtOn. gngs
lano, benz MOrsan es selieben Dot.
Bei Der Mntinbisung, Die ~uertbbole
&eliquie lei ieiner &esierun9 sei9sntt.
ipra9 Ra Der Yotidaftsr nit hOber
N%nerfsnnung tiber MOrsan axs uno
faste, oas greisniB lafe fi9 BON ital-
ienii9en @si9tspunft aus nidt lei9t
tiberi9dBsn.
Sas ReBsewano III Elm @ei9ent oes
papfes Nidolaus Nv. an feinen @e-
burtsort aicoli. cine frans6fide Irbeit
aus benz Is. Sabrbunoert. @us Der
Gbatbeornle bon Micoli tpurbe bas @e=
uano 1902 gefOblen unb erft i'm lebten
Suli entoefte man es In Dem enelifden
Wuieum.
@inen Monat barauf batteu Der.
i9iebene prisftsr Dor Dem @eri9te. mel.
Dies ben Siebfabl unteriudte, gu er-
i9einen uno einiae Sage nadber ens
bette Elm pbotograpb &ocais9iani, Der
in @s~rbinbune nit Der Nnselsgenbeit
bsrbaftst tuoroen mar, bur9 Selbf-
morb. Sn einem bintsrlaRenen 8riefe
ertldrte Der photograph. Der mirfli9e
Sieb fei in boben italienifden 3reifen
su iu9sn. gis isbt feblt nod isbe
Spur bon benz Sduloisen.
rufal Ut D b..
@incinnati, 8. Sob. glma
Steinuap, Elm un9ew6bnli4 anaieben.
oes Wdo9en, if in brutaler Beiie er.
morbst tporbsn.
Wan nimmt an, bab He auf benz
5eimtpege 9efern Nbsnb In elmer 8ors
fabt bon Ssmanb tterfansn. berge=
waltist unb bic 2ei9e na9 Der @r-
morbuns in bic Ndbe oes Spring @robe
5rieobOfss sei&leppt uuroe. Sas
Wdbden butte 0erlebunaen on Der
Shldfe, auBeroem einen S9dbelbruG
erlitten.
Sic 8bat III in Suufelbeit 9ebilt.
Der Morb on Der 1~8idbrisen Nlmd
Steinuap bat 9roBe @ebnliGfeit nit
benz gerbre&en seaen 2Ouiie Miaer,
beren serfhdslte 2ei4e Dor einem Wo-
not tpeni9 entfernt bon iener bes Grln.
Steinmup ~sefunoen muroe. Der De.
teftip .@bsf III Der 9lnfidt, bob cir
Wann beioe 0erbre9sn besin9. %,
Wilfon unb Sb. Salmon fiben tpeser
bes Wiler.M orbs In Daft.
&ei9e Beute.
/. gbicago, 8. Nop. Der Nuf'
tpdrter zines pulman S9lafmassn!
perf9manb angsbli9 bon einem @bi
easo & Alton 3ug unter Mitnabm'
zines @heds hber $1,000, ber 'einen
pobI5absnbsn 6armsr Stronstp be
CT. Souls seb6rte. Stronsfp iagt
Der Nufwdrter babe einen 3ui9lag au1
6abrfarts bsrlanst, uorauf er ihm osr
@bed e%inbdnoigte.
gIenb auf Der SneI
n.b 6 q 3 m q n.
Mnbife, Mla., 8. g1ob. Gin grie
aus @eorse Sopn, @rano @apman
gibt @~in3elbeiten tiber ben Sturm, Del
3 iene Snisl Dor 2 Wo9en beimiu9te.
{ Bon benz S4oOner yNlbatrOs" 20
mon felt benz Sturm ni9ts mebr &c
bort. Eie 2eute leioen unter Der tief
: fen Mrmutb. Nuf Der ganaen Snfe
gibt ss teins Nubrunasmittsl au Der
2 faufen une 9nnberte fino bon OUNCE
gequdlt.
!. Gin britii9er Sampfer 'liest auf ei
usm Riff ~seffranoet; aud cine Sda
luppe III berloren.
gaIbwin gaIIon &c u n
~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-30
SLIDING DOORS, PLEASE.
4 Hope That EleUated Road
Profit By the Suggestion.

While many complaints were heard about the
narrowness OF the subway car vestibules, which
VIII not permit even two passengers to move
abreast, passengers on the underground were
loud In their praise Of the sliding doors. and
suggested that they could be adopted for the
elevated trains with advantage both to the pub
lie and the operating company.
For years the swinging gates on the elevated
trains have made grievance to conductor and
passenger alike.
Passengers on crowded elevated car platforms
have to thrust themselves forcibly backward
into the tironged car, to push their fellows and
compress their own bodies TO a painful degree
when the conductor wishes to open close a
crowded car platform gate Further inhuman
crowding OF the already overcrowded passenger,
oaths on the part OF the conductor and delays in
restartng the train are the result, whereas the
adoption of sliding doors gates would mean
not only less discomfort for the passengers, but a
better schedule and larger receipts for the COM
pany as sentiment aside. there would be more
accommodation for passengers standing outside
the cars
In view of the subway conductors family
heard or indistinct enunciation of the names and
numbers Of the stations. and the publics in
ability through unfamiliari+-- with the road and
the haring advertising signs at the stations to
learn their exact whereabouts it was also sug-
gested yesterday that the marlborough tear q
leaf from the notebook of the big steam rail-
roads
There q conductor is required TO enter and
pace several seat lengths OF a car before an
nouncng a station
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PREMIER COMBESiS Plan.
French Governments Project fO'
Separation of Church and State.

Paris oct. 29-Premier Conbes to-day pre-
sented the governments project for the sep
aration Of church and state to the committee
Of the Chamber OF Deputies having charge OF
the subject. The measure embraces twenty
five articles. which do not differ materially from
te committees measure heretofore prepared.
Some Of the chief features Of the governments
bill are as follows:
Instead Of making an outright separation, as
the committee proposed, NJ. Combes provides for
q period Of transition. with a view TO the or
ganization Of new church conditions, and allows
the clergy an indemnity Of 400 francs for four
years following the separation, in order to per
nit them to make new arrangements for the
private support Of the churches. A system OF
pensions is provided for the dignitaries of the
Church, according to age and position. Provi-
sion is made against public and religious mani
festations on the streets and highways, the gen
eral supervision Of cults is retained, the French
Embassy to the Vatican Is suppressed, and there
are many detailed provisions for carrying out
the new regime.
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NEW ROCKEFELLER HOME.
To Be Built by William for Sons Occupancy
at Greenwich, Conn.

Greenwich Conn. Oct % (speciaD.-Another
costly suburban home is to be added to those al
ready owned and occupied by rich NEWCOMERS
and their families in Greenwich II is to be built
for William Rockefeller. and will be occupied by
his son. William G. Rockefeller. and family The
site Dis one Of the finest in Greenwich commanding
fine view Of Long Island Sound and an inland
view OF hills and dales unsurpassed in this old
town. The old yellow square farmhouse so long
the home OF the late T. f. Secor, for many years
the head of the Secor Iron Company. of New-York
where young Mr.. Rockefeller and his family have
lived during the summer season for the last few
years is to be moved, and the beautiful house that
has been planned for Mr.. Rockefeller will be stu
ated a new site Of the siXty-acre farm not far
from the extensive grounds and fine house of
George Lander. the nephew Of Andrew Carnegie.
who built about three years ago.
Mr.. Rockefeller owns about two hundred acres
of land in the neighborhood. which is considered
the finest in Greenwich 1t will be the second
house that he has had built for him. the first hav-
ing been put up in 1873 when he first came TO Green
witch to make his summer home here. IN recent
years the house and grounds have been the prop
erty OF and occupied by l. B. Hardness another
Standard OIL man. and his family. 1t was pulled
down last spring, and it has been reported here that
& large hotel Is to be built on the site.
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TRAMPLE SAYS WARNER.


would result. The police ala admirable work.
however, handling the crowd with great skill.
Six young men wearing Columbia ribbons on
their lapels added to the confusion by resolv-
ing themselves into flying wedge and hurting
themselves into the densely packed crowd
around the subway entrance.
Now for a good old college rush." cried one,
elbowing his way right and left.
Police Captain Halpin seized the youth rough
ly by the shoulder. None of that. sonny" he
said. warningly. THAT isn't the way real col
lege men act. College men are gentlemen. II
you're the real article you'll stop showing and
crowding and act decently. Otherwise TIL lock
UP the whole lot OF you"
The young men took the hint and subsidized.
Captain Halpin. fearing that people would be
hurt on the narrow stairway, sent ten police
men to the bottom of the stairs to control the
crowds they came through.
It took twelve trains to get RID OF the greater
part Of the crowd. and even then there was
considerable number Of people on the sidewalk
waiting for a chance to get downstairs Every
train left the station packed, but the crowds
were exceedingly good natured and the subway
resounded with yells and college cries as the
excited football enthusiasts were whirled down
town.
stairs on the platform that the police feared a
number of people would be forced on the TRACKS
and Captain Halpin stretched string or ponce
men across the top Of the stairway ana iofnaoe
anybody else TO go down. It was ten minutes
before the police would allow the stream OF
humanity TO resume flowing.
The subway officials had four. agents selling
tickets in the street outside the hundred
and-ffty- seventh-st. entrance The ticket boxes
OF the three ticket choppers presented an eH-
traordnary sight The tickets were thrown IN
in such a constant stream that the unfortunate
ticket choppers soon gave up the attempt TO
bury them they were deposited. When the
crowds had been disposed of the tickets in the
boxes were piled up foot high above the boxes
and had to be scOoped out
That not a person was hurt in all the strug-
cling and croSvding was due. the police say, in
great part to the behavior of the crowd itself.