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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
CLEVELAND,

First base errors-Cleveland, /; st. Louis, 1.
Two base hit-Joss. Sacrifice hits-Wallace ~,
Roth and Frisk. Stolen bases-Flick, Rockenfeld,
Roth and Jones. First base on balls-Of Hess. Z.
Hit by pitched ball-By Hess, /. Left on bases
Cleveland. 3; St Louis, s. Struck out-By Hess,
s; by Petty. s. Passed ball-Clarke Wild pitch
Hess. Umpires-Messrs Connolly and Common.
Time game-2 hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

and Isbesl. Three-hase hifs-McIntyre and Green
Stolen bases Lindsay. Crawford. McIutYr. schae-
fer and Green. First base on balls-On Cicotte, B;
on Walsh. 2 Hit By ptcher-By Walsh. 1. Left
on bases-Detroit. 8: Chicago 8. Struck ont-By
Cicotte 3; by Walsh, 1. Passed ball-Suliivan.
Umpire Messrs oLoughin. and Mccarthy Time
Of game-1 hour and 46 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

1t was certainly disappointed crowd
that journeyed to the White Lot yesterday
afternoon to witness what was expected
to be a hard-fought contest between the
Agricultural and Interior Department
teams. as it was a walk-over for the for
mer. the Farmers winning by a score of
II to o.
Interior not only played a poor fielding
game, but were unable to hit Sanders
curves, only three hits being scored. Agri-
culture connected safely twelve times.
Waller went on the rubber for Interior,
but retired in the sixth, after six hits and
eight runs had been scored. Mcknight
who replaced him, was hit freely, although
but four runs were scored.
Hoffman did the best work with the stick,
getting three hits. Stevenson and Bum
each made fine running catches in left
field. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
Boston, 3: Athletics, 2.

Waddell allowed two hits in nine innings
at Boston yesterday. but the Athletics went
to pieces in the ninth. and Boston tied the
score In the thirteenth a base on balls.
Stahls sacrifice and Collins hit gave the
BoStons the winning run. Attendance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

At Scranton -wilkesbarre. &; Scranton. o.
At Utica-A.. J. and c., 8: Utica, 2.
At Albary-Aibany. 2; Troy, I.
Other games postponed; wet grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
South ATLANTIC League.
New York State League.

At Chsrleston-Savannah, 2; Charleston, o.
At Coiumbia--Columbia, 6; Augusta 9.
At Macon-Jacksonville, 2; Macon. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

FhlIhueIphla, ., BrUOhIyH, 8.
The homecoming of the Nationals was
great success yesterday afternoon at Ameri-
can League Park, with the exception that
the New Yorks trimmed them by the score
of to 4. There was a crowd numbering
600 present and all the players were cheer
ed as they marched to the bat the first time.
Umpire Sheridan kindly presented the
Hughes testimonial to the tall pitcher when
he toed the plate the first time in~the sec
ond inning, and the presentation was ac-
companied by the loud yells OF glee from
the multitude. The gift was a diamond
scarfpin in the shape of f1eur-de-lis, the
setting being of silver. and displayed the
stones to splendid advantage. Hughes was
very much pleased with the present and re-
turned heartfelt thanks to the contributors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
FIRST CAME.

zone out when winning run was scored.
Detroit ................ o o o O 40
Chicago. ............... q o o o 90 Is
Earned runs-Detroit, 5; Chicago. l. Twobase
hits--DOnovan, Donahue and Mcfarland. Sacrifice
hitsIailahan. Isbell and Tannehili. First base
on bails-0n Donovans Z; on Altroek, g. Hit by
pitcher-By Donovan. g Left on bases-Detroit %;
Chicago, IL. Struck out-By Donovan, z; by Alt
rock. 2. Wild piteh-Altrock Empires Messrs
q LoughIip and Mccarthy. Time OF game--l hour
apdS MIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
HICKMAN GOT TWO TRIPLES AND
A DOUBLE OFF CHESBRO.
Grand Circuit Trotting-Events a
effries Will
Referee Fight.
League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

American League Games Today.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston
st. Louis Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit-TwO games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
DEPARTMENT LEAGUE
Standing of Teams.
Today's Games.
"Aggies" Swamped the Interior Boys

South Diamond-Post Office VS.. Treasury.
West DiamoDd-War VS.. Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
Readers

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

Earned rlns-WashingtOn, q. F1rst base Dy eF'
rors-New York, 3. Left on bases-New York. 4;
Washington o. First base on balls-On Hughes,
/; OF Falkenberg /; OFF Chesbro. s. Innings pitch
eddy Hughes. g.; by Falkenberg, 3. Hits made
on Hughes, 8; off Falkeuberg 2. Struck out-By
Cheshire, 6; by Hughes, 3: by Falkenberg /. Three
base hits-Hickman 2. Two-base hits-Hahn An
derson and Hickman. Sacrifice hit-keeler. Stolen
base-Yeager. Double plays-Williams to Elber.
field to Chase; Cassidy to Hickman to Stahl. Hit
by ptchers-By Hughes. L; by Falkenberg. !. Wild
pitch-Chesbro Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time OF
game hour and 4S minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
National League Game Today.
Boston at Brooklyn.

Yesterdays National League Games.
Pittsburg. 6: Chicago T.
Cincinnati. -: st. Louis. 3.
st. Louis g.; Cincinnati. Q.
Philadelphia, Z; Brooklyn. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
Eastern League.

At Proyldence-Newark, 2; Providence, o. Sc,
ond game-Proyidence, a; Newark, o.
At Baitimore-Jersey City, 8; Baltimore, 5. SCI
0nd game-Jersey City. 2; Baltimore. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
Totals. Observation-Disclosures. II q Il

skittredge batted for Falkenberg in ninth and
Adams ran for kittredge.
New York. ............ O 0-6
Washington ........... 0 o 0 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
MINOR LEAGUE CAMS.
American Association.

At Columbus-Coiunsbss, 1; Toledo o. Second
game-Columbus 4: Toledo, 3.
At st. Minneapolis, %, st. Paul. g.
At Indianapolis Louisville, &; Indianapolis, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06
Southern League,

At Atlanta-New Orleans, 9; Atlanta, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures Il Shreveport, I.
At Nashville Nashville. 4; Little Rock. tte
inuingsl.
At Memphis Memphis. 4; Montgomery, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-06

tcontinued On Tenth NaosJ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
S@ulratbsftmns.

Sn Der seiiern Absnb abssbaltenen
s9ulratbsFBuns puroen anssbots fur
9ropfbdosr fur Sbortribge So9iduIe
sntsesen gsnommen unb Der 2ontratt
bss Geo. 70. 2episr, Der $2176 for-
bsrte, angenommen.
3ednungen I'm 8etrage bon $685..
100.44 purben our 3ablung angs-
tpieIen.
Or. 8. @ictOr Scene beri9tets, bab
oas WaHer oes Brunnens Der S1ule
SO. "a geprift unb fur gut bsfunosn
fsi.
Sas griudsn Der &iberfibe Sunbap
S9ool Wiifon Societp. cine @lods
bsrislbsn in S9ule go. II an3ubrin-
gen, purbe bepiGi9t.
Die an ben prdfosntsn Der S9ul.
bsb6rbs, Serrn Nnbretu W. Smeensp,
seri4tete Bei9werbe bes Serrn 8. s.
Outsn. In wslGer oerielbe feinen tisf.
ten nnwiasn in trdftisen Worten ba.
riber Musbruf giebt, baB man feline
Rs9nung bon $l17 ftr ginbinben
bon Yadern beanfanost unb ibm uur
$40. A bemilieen mill, tpurbs an ben
DISQUALIFICATION Der 8sb6rbe Der.
tpiefen.
Bon Or. s. &i9sr, sinem Musen.
SpesiaIiften in ct. 2ouis, sing elm
angebot Elm, bic Mussn Der bisFgen
S4ultinoer natirli& 9ssert ents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sriino-
li9eu Examination gu untsr3ishen; Der
Sefretdr Der Sd~ulbebOrbe, 6err iJrant
6. &eiher, tuuroe beauftra9t, ben
6err 9OttOr on bic @siunbbsitsbsb6rbs
3u perweiien.
Im MOntag. ben II. September b.
s, tueroen bic btefigen OHsntli9en
S4ulen wieber erbfnst tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
9as uene Nbres=@ ebanee fett
boQenset 6a.

GontrattmdBig bat bas neue Mpres.
Gebdube, an WaIbinston uno Weri.
bian Strabe am l.. September fertie
su iein fir Iblieferuns. anbernfans bic
acntrattOren fur isbsn tpeiteren Sag
800 Strafe sablen miKen. SnbeKen
wtro ss basu ni&t fommsn, ba bic
aOntraftoren nod bsute ales fertig gu
fslen ertuarten. 5dtten fs aber ben
Yau friiber bsenbst. 70 tudren fur ieben
Gag 800 in ibre Sui9e stfoRsn.
Die apres 60. srtpariet mad Mus-
laHungen bes 8ise-p rdtoeaten unb
Setretdrs Der &c., 9errn Wiliam 9.
W6seloG am Is. September ibr &C.
fadft i'm neuen @ebduoe 3u er6fnen.
Der 2ontraft ftr bas rieue @ebdube
uuroe i'm Sanuar b. s. bsreebsn unb
bon bielen Soften tpurbs be3ueifelt, bab
es m6sli8 lei, innsrbaIb 8 Monatsn
Elm 5=f6diges @ebdubs nieber3ureiben
uno Elm srOBes 8.ft6diass @ebdube tpie-
Der auf3ufabren. Die 3batfa9e bat
es bepieien, tuir genau bon ben 2on-
traftoren aQes bsrs9nst NOR. 3eit.
ueilig baben $50 Wann elsi93eitig al,
benz @ebdube 9~earbeitet, aass in
allen, Waurer, 3immsrleute. 8ii9ler,
@iienarbeiter, plumbsr ufm. eirea
1900 Wann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Ss.eber ni&t annd6ernb 10 bel au ffr8,
ten bat, als bas mdnnli6e. Bon ben
grfrantten tparen faum elm Janftel
Srauen. Cine grtldrung oieier er'
f&einung Iisst pobl in Der Sbatiate,
bob nur elm Bru9tbeil Der Grauen GEE
n6tbist III, auf Bruterwerh aussugshen.
Die msiten 0rauen blsiben, namsntli8
iebt, 3u 6aufe. mo He F4 Dor ben ans
arifen Der Nnffsdung tragenoen Wos-
titos better su f9iiBsn perm6gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Strakenbabm ume Tmbrmerf
foQiotren.
Der Subrmann in bepubtloiem 3uitanbe
ms SoipitaI sebra4t.

Mls glmer 0atptsr, elm Gubrmann
In Sienfen Der Badger furniture Co.,
gsfter1 Mbeno an Der IL. uno Slinois
Strabe hintsr sinem borbsisefab-
reneu S~trabenbabn Wasson por'
beifubr, tuurbe fein 8efdbrt bon
einsm aus entge9engeIebter &i4tung
fommsnosn Strabsnbabnpagen ge=
troH.n uno sertrtmmsrt. ct ielber
uuroe auf bic StraBe geidleuoert
unb srlitt auBsr elmer tisfen 2opfpunbs
nod NbidRrfun8en i'm @ef4te. Sn
bsuubtloism 3ufanos bra4te man Jpn
ms Soipital. Das bur4brennenoe
pferb tpurbe mebrsre Squares meter
bon benz IA Sabre alien 8up Surpin
aufgesrifen unb ben @igentbiimern
tuieoer 3ugsfeIt. Der Sunas iOa ibri-
gems bel f&on mebreren 8ele9enbeitsn
ourdbrennenbe pferbe e~ingefangen
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Gouatb : &ommifare In Sbattss
fett.

Sas Nngebot Der american gon-
iruction Co., fur $443 cine Mn3abl
ueberbrtdunsen tn Grantlin SOwn.
flip her3ufelen, uurbe BON ben
@ountp.R ommifdren 9eftern anses
iOmu,en; ebsnfals bas MagebOi Der
National Concrete 60. fur bic 9er=
Feluns anbersr ueberbradunsen In
benz Sownibip, gesen cine gnti&dbi-
guns bon 1871.
Die brsi eingelaufsnsn M%ngebote fur
grri9tung elmer Bride tber ben
Spann GluB wurben 3uriidsewieien
unb man wiro neue MnsebOte einfOr-
bern. Ses9lei9sn murber bic Mnsebots
betrsfs Mntrei9en Der Bride iiber ben
pleaIant Ruii BET Sitter 9lbe. 3uriidge=
pieien. neil He au bod tuaren.
GHr grbauuna elmer Bride tber ben
eagle Greet tparen feine Nn9ebote eins
gelaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Bobl frsut f9 isoer fahlsnbs Wsni@
nber bic Na9ri9t, baB Der 5rieoens=
i9luB 3uii@sn Japan unb @uBlaro
3ur S6atfa9e ~sstporosn III uno oas ent-
feb!i9e Gemebel i'm fernsr Often ni4t
~fort9eisbt tperosn miro, aber 3uglei9
brdngt f9 Die 5rase auf, tan1 elm urs
ter ben beri9tstsn 8soingungen &c.
f9loKensr Srisben aud bon Sauer
isin. R6nnsi @uRsn uno Sapaner Die
Sniel Sa9alin suiammen bstsobnsn,
obns baB fOrtgefebte &eibereisn ben
6rieoet auf's Nsue ~sefdbroen
gs mfKsn isbr mabsebenos ginfahs
In 8otio fa seltenb sema&t baben,
bsur1 ionf bdtte fdwerli& bic iapani'
f9e Rseisruns elm berarttass gntse'
senfommsn sesei9t.
Sapan bat i9 babur9 abermals als
s~ruBmhthissr 6sino erwiefen, benin sr
mar IN Der Sn9e tdmnlfltne 1etrer Uors
berun9sn au er3winsen, tpenri ni4t
glei9, 10 bod baIb nod Wieberauf-
nabrns Der 6sinoielisfeiten.
Man fann taum obne ironii4es Sds
9eln Die Siesesfreube Der ruifi4en
BebOQmd9tisten bstra9ten, iber Elm
srfolgrei9es 5eili4en.m nit einem fdrte-
rem uno eblersn 5sinbe.
@ir molten Sud- 3eigen, baB mir 5ei-
ben bod before Wsnf9en fino unb
ielbf @ilsns fino, cine Billion 81
Dpfern, bic ibr uns bdttst 3ablen miRen,
tpenn mir ni9t oas 8ersieBen bon me6r
Weni9enbut bdttsn berbitsn polen, 10
m6ssn mo6l bic Wa9tbaber in SOtio
gsba6t baben, ais He lire Goroerungen
10 9roBmttbi9 %ermdBi9ten unb 10 &ubs
handicapped oemtitbigten, erf bur9 oie
Stdrte ibrer @afen anb oann bur9
ben goslmutb benz gefiegten gessn'
iber.
Der Grisoe bon Portsmout6 ftebt
ME bic iapanif9sn Sieas sinais In Der
@ef&i9te Sa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
iuS Der BnnoeSbauptitaot.

@enn irssno Ssmanb bss 2e6sns
Greuoeu in polen 3fgen ssnieBt, 10
if's SRI. alice Rooieoslt, bic panosr=
frobe So9ter bes prdfoenteu; ni9t nur
ale Sbsile Der Der. Staten BAT He
bur9wanosrt. ionbern fafi ben san3sn
grbbal um3ingelt, unb aberaa uerosn
tyr 3u gbren Geten b%sranfaltet, @ss
f9ente barsebra&t unb 6eiratbsantrd9e
gsma9t, tueI9e ibr bic Wabl bonn Son.
srsB.W itslieoe 2onsportb aus Ohio
Bis gum Sultan bon Sulu In ben pbi-
lippinen lafen. Der Nbssorbnste 2ons-
NORTH bsfinost fd nit SRI. &ooispslt
n Der Rsiisseieaf9aft bes Sstretdrs
Saft unb 1T wobl mtrbis, Der S9mts.
ssriObn bes absnteuerfreubisen prdH.
benton au uerben, oa CT srff leBte @o9e
Ssrrn 5rsosrid O'grisn. Rsbattsur
Der Sable Egisps" in Manila, nit
eistnsr 2.bsnssefabr bonn grtrinten
reftete unb fi4 seuib bermaleint aud
als fur9tloisr Wimrob nit benz S9piss
aerpapa yin fpe", auf Der Bdreniasb
srtueifen tuiro. gr mub fid aber ba3u
baIten, tuenu sr iein 3iel errsi9eu min,
benn iebt betDmmt SRI. &ooisbelt i9on
Seirat6santrdgel BON lsibhaftigen pos
tentaten. Seriborbin srtpdbnts Sui
tan bon Sulu In Splo 6at allen grns
PES um ibre 6ano a~nsebalten. Ct 1T
Wuhammeoaler unb bat f4on feds
legitims Jrauen nebf einert Sarsnt
NIT etli9en 5unoert 2ebsueiberr, aber
nod ortentalii9er Site unb ieiner re.
lision inb oieie fsin 5inberniB su
tusitereu gbsberbinbungen. go ernF
ss Der feurise Sultan aud msint, fur
SRI. Rooiebelt, muB bieie unsrphni9te
Nus3ei9nung entueber amiiant ODER
peinli& Iein.
Sa aber i6r v%ftrenu6ier" papa, bsr
gegenudrtfg nit epo&ema9enbsr Wslt.
ssi4i9ts bei&dftist III, in fsinsr Der.
mittluns gum 5rieoen suii9sn Sapar
unb &uBlanb srfOl9rei9 mar, bnrfter
aud nod peri&iebene iapanif9e prin'
;en uno rufFi&e @robfarfien f9 I'm
bes prdfbenten 969terIsin bsuerben.
Drum muB 9err 2on9wortb f9 beef
len; .tper's Slid bat. fibrt bic 8rau
bsim!"
Besreifi9erW Belle fon3entrirt fi9 bal
SntereRe Der tonangebenoen Rreiie II
Der Bunbesbauptfabt In ben lester
Saset auf bic m6sli9en %eiultate be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Gin sesperater SelbfmS rSer
gittst HsbsntIid, ibm SiIfe su ~Ieiften.

Inter f%ortmabrenbem @euiniel, i6m.
tpen1 m6gIi9, bod bas 9eben au retten,
ba er niemals tuieber sinen Selbfmoro-
beriu9 tpagei tuerbe, tpurbe geftern
a6enb Sarrp SerriQ. 1913 Sub @apitol
ape. ms Soipitel sebra8t.
Sarrp bat ndmli9 QO iasen bic Bis.
psniariums. asrsts) i&on fsbsn beri&ie.
oens @srfu9r, fi9 aus bieiem Sammer-
tbals gu befbroern, unternomrnen. aber
70 eineu bssperaten unb gefdbrli9sn
anialas tuis seftern, bate CT nod
ni4t auf benz @ewiRen.
gsi ben psri4ieoensn Worpbium.
ginnabmsn sing oie Sa4e aetu6bnIi9
ie6r lanspsilis su, aber gsftern bra9te
Scrip benin bod etuas 2eben In bic
@d9i9ts, inbsm Ct f9 oie goern
bur9f9nitt.
Jules ging 9latt ab, big er bas Blut
fab; bann cling aber bas 8epiniel los.
unb baKelbe bbrte au9 ni9t ebsr auf,
Bis mar, i'm snblid i'm 9oipitale bate.
CT I9tpor Bel Wlem, mas linn tbeuer
lei, bab er ieiner 5rau nergeben tperoe
Gsit isas WO9en 1T er ndmli9 perbsi-
ratbet), unb oab ct, falls es nur nod
einmal gslinss, i'm 81 retten, fi9 In
3utunft srnitli@ porsuie6sn beab.
i9tiss,
6arrp b:rb aud oissmal nod an Der
pforts bes Sooes borbeirutf4en. uno
bofsntli9 ptro er f9 bann pcrieber,
benin einmal f6nnte ibm bod iein gors
babsn ssIinsen. Mni4eineno bate cine
GamiIisnanselesenbsit Der Shat au
@runoe 9els9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
nmfaIle.

Sohn m GUN /. aus Sbols
ben Sails, Drill, elm IS Sabre alter
gstsran bss gtirssrteieses, Der R9 auf
Der Rsiie nod Der Solbatsnbeimatb
In Sapton, O.. befinbet, far3te gefern
s1bsnb an Der Union u. Mc@artp Ctr.
@ds risbsr unb mutbe ms 5oipital
gebra9t.
Ses 0arrion. 1922 &sno
Str, puroe our& einsn tuie wilb baber.
iasenoen &aolsr, Der nod ba3u auf Der
iinrs9ten Strabenfeite fubr, umgeriRsn
urb i9msrali9 berlsbt. Der ieinen
0amsn als 2utber 8aiIsp sebenbe @ab.
lsr tpuroe berbaftet.
% m. % a o n, Der far-
biss GabrHubliunse bss 2emde &C.
bdubes, uerlebte fi9 ssftsrn Mbenb bas
rsate Bsin, inoent CT unter bic f9uersn
galanee.@ spi4te esrietb. @r tpurbe
ins 6ofpital gebra4t.
albert We@artp, elm Gar.
nier aus Der Hd6e bon Mcton, benz Der
9ebebaum traf. als CT nit benz Mb.
laben elmer Guhr: 0eu bd9dftigt mar,
purbe bur& ben Baum berartig sesen
ben ROpf getrrHen, baB iam bas linte
DIR fat p6lts abgerifen wuroe. 81
tuurbe I'M 9tsp.nfariunt berbuHben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Batterien = Mmes unb 8resnaban
8rotpn, Me6arlano uno @raop.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Yreiie fur 4lmmem mmb Jri@te.

Die Warion SO. agricultural unb
horticultural Soeietp bdlt am nd9fen
Samftag Na&mitta9 i'm Staatstapi.
toll cine 8sriammlun9 ab. Wiqiam s.
S9lsi9er wirb einen Wortrag iibcr
Wsi3sn, s. 3. %. giainsslep einen
foI9en iber Saattorn balten.
gs Rnb preiie arsgeiebt flr bic
beffer1 Blumen-B Bouquets unb 3olLet-
tionerl bon Mitern, ebenfals FIR 8oma.
tos, Siibtorn uno anbere Gra&te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Gein 6en Gieber; fein Mabma;
Npro Mti@isan GgeuriIonerI
Win NHnnfnInnnin Clinic

am 2. September na9 ben beribntten &urs
orten-Nadinae, petosfen, Trauerie @itp,
Omena, Southport 8mnbfabrt III $1,000
BON indianapolis.
@esen Gin3eInbeiten tpenbe man fi4 an
bic Yenniplpania 8abn Tidets9lsenten ober
%. 81. 9iGar bfon n, a. O. g. ".
SnbianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Webrere sale frimineqer
Nngrife wuroen geffern Der poliaei
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Lottery Agents Arrested.

Dallas, Tex.-D. D. Conner, alias j.
J. Conroy, D. B. Gambler and Will
Woods were arrested by the United
States marshal charged with giving
information by use Of the United
States mails as to lottery tickets, adj
vertisements and lists Of the Benef-
Genoa Publica, Conner and Gambler
gave $1.100 bail each but Woods fail
ed to make bond. The federal author
tiles say that from evidence which has
been received they were led to believe
that Dallas has for a time been the
distributing point for Texas, Indian
Territory, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and possibly other
states and was to remain so during
the prevalence Of yellow fever at New
Orleans.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Tobacco Seizure.

New York.-A seizure Of los bales
OF tobacco, the value Of which is not
yet appraised, but which is said to be
between $4,000 and $4,000, was
made by special treasury agents n
the warehouse Of Baker & Williams,
At No. 300 West Street, Chief Treas
ury Agent Clayton, whose office is in
the Custom house, refused to talk
about the seizure, but Collector Of the
Port Stranahan was trihe more COM
municative. According to the collec-
tor the bales were entered at Tampa,
Fla, on July IS, examined there and
duty was paid on them as filler to-
bacco at IS cents a pound, with 20
percent off, according to the Cuban
reciprocity act, making the actual du-
ty % cents pound. The bales were
shipped to New York, and on infor-
nation which was reported to the gov
eminent they were re-examined here
and found to contain a larger per
cent Of wrapper tobacco han they did
when they were examined in Tampa.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Poultry Shippers Complain.

Chicago. 7. Rainey, a poultry
shipper of Thompsonville, ILL.,, on be-
half Of himself and other shippers,
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission a complaint that the Hi
nois Central has in force a discrim-
mating rate in favor of the members
Of the Central Traffic Weighing Blu
reau. He alleges that members Of the
Weighing Bureau are charged on
only Is per cent of the ice required
to preserve poultry, while nonmembers
are charged on the full gross weight
More than 200 pounds of ice is need
ed for every barrel of poultry Of about
16O pounds net weight. The defend
ant road has been given twenty days
to file its answer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Stranded in France.

Washington. The state department
has received a cable dispatch saying
that 200 Americans belonging to the
Maccaddon circus are stranded at Gre
noble, France. They have no means
and cannot get home. The receiver
Of the circus has offered to send them
to London and to give them 81 each
but that will not assist them very
much. The state department has no
funds for assisting any Americans ex-
cept American seamen who may be-
come stranded abroad.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Ultimatum to Blacksnliths.

Topeka, Kans. = According to
Fourth Vice President Buckalew, OF
the InternationM Order Of Machin-
lists, the Santa Fe blacksmiths must
on Sept. l quit the Santa Fe shops
or the American Federation Of La
Dor. The men are working on piece
work, which is strictly prohibited by
the Labor Federation.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Optimistic View of Boycott.

Washington. -Consul Simmons Of
Niuchwang, China, has sent letter
to the state department in which he
takes a very optimistic view of the
boycott against American goods. He
declares that the strongest movement
in favor Of the boycott is to be found
in Shanghai, where INST American
goods are landed, but that only Ger
tain elements in the city favor it and
the leading merchants are firmly OPP
posed and will force the anti-Amerl-
can agitation to die out soon.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Cholera at Manila.

Manila. An outbreak Of cholera in
Manila has been reported. It is
thought that it is due to green vegeta-
bles from Hong Kong. Two soldiers
died at Camp Mckinley, which is now
quarantined. In the city several ma
tives and one American woman have
died. The surgeons Of the Board OF
Health state that the disease is not
serious, and that heroic efforts will
BE- made TO place It under control.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Fighting in Crete.

Canea Island Of Crete. Fighting
has taken place in the Retimo district
between Russian troops and revolu-
tionaries. The Russians were repulsed
near Atsipopoulos, losing twenty sol
diers and twenty gendarmes. The
revolutionaries afterward, running
short Of ammunition, retired to Reti-
mo, where they secured another sup
ply. Their loss was six killed.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
ASCENDs IN HIS NEW AIRsHIP

Trouville, France, Aug. 27.-(Copy-
right 1905. I'M. Santos Dumont made
an ascent with his latest model air
ship. He assembled at 80 O'Clock IN
favorable weather, from the beach
near the Jette des Roches Noires.
After having Unanswered during a
quarter of an hour and venturing out
to sea little way, he returned quick
ly to the starting point.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-31
Largest Crop Of Pecans.

Waco, Tex.-Reports from the pc
can belt Of Texas show the largest
crop ever known, and unless blight
Of some kind appears the yield will
break all records. The trees are lit
orally grooming with nuts. Texas and
Louisiana produce the bulk Of the pc
can supply OF tie United States.