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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

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Tra9ts
NepfeI-@mte Ro4Spfei $2.bo-3.50 per
6ab.
8ananen $1.6O-2.00; tIeine s1-s1.25.
gitrunen $T.t0- 800 per Ripe.
Dramaen - California 81 Der Rife.
Srauben 1Se Bis Q e per 8orb.
gfrFGe Sl.0l bis So. 0 per 8uibeI.
girnen $1.2j per Buibel.
gHaunen - $l.25 per guibeI.
@emRfe.
9aotbe %iiben 26c per Dute1b Bun&es.
California GeIery s5e-$1.ao per Bun&.
Differ pIant 15e per Datenh.
8raut SOC per Tas.
IlumenfsbI 75c per Dutenb.
Born &c per 9utenb.
@urfen - Q per Dusenb.
SaIat SC per Yfunb.
geterfiIie &c per TaitenS Bua8es.
l3wiebeIn = 9oc- $1.26 Ter @rate.
@riine 8miebeIn Sc per 9utenb.
gleuen RartoffeIm - 6cc Csc per guibeI.
sabtartOffsIn 50 per Sab, $l.a5 per Bus
feel.
9aabieie Loo pet Dutsnb.
Spinat -75e per SabL
tomatoes 36e per BuibsI.
GanteIoupeS = $i.50 = $500 per SAB.
WaHermelonen - &c 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Sormaop.
2 Yerionen get0otet, 9 SerIeBt.

m n, Sfla., 10. Sept. Gin
SornaOo iudts bic Na9baridaft bon
Waltes bsim. 20 Wsilsn iiioIia bon
BIER.
3wei periOnsn ruroen seirotet, 9
I9per berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
@eIbes6 ieber.

Nep Orleans, 10. Sept. Bis
6 ubr beute Nbeno marsn off3isu an=
semeloet:
Wsus 6dle 81. insssiammt 2289;
Sobesfdus z, i'm @anaen 361; nsus
Ssu9snberoe IL; unter Bsbanoluns
296 6due; als sebeilt entlaRsn 1877
Perfonen.
Muf Der un9sw65nli6 ftarten Sob
tenlifie bes beutigsn fas.s bsfinoet f9
aud Der Ssiuitenpater 6. 6. Green bon
benz biefisen Seiuitencoleae. st wurbe
lebten Sonntag bon elmer lei&ten CT.
tdltutg befalen. Nm Montas bsiu9te
er etn 3immsr i'm @oaese, oas auf
Mnrathen Or. W6its's oils 2rantsns
3immer In Stanb 9eiebt tuorben NOR
uno bemerfts i9sr3sno: .Das 3imnsr
baben mir isBt, es feblt nur nod Elm
patisnt." @eni9e Stunoen fpdter
mar ct Der patient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Hanb ani cincm Sampfer.

8crtbpopiere 5um 9etraae bon
$4,000 geltoblen. - Der 0ieb
mar ourdl ein ,SenIter in ole
Sdloitobic oeS gigentbiimers
9eltiegcn.
9oiton, t2. Illni. - Die bieiigc
Eoli5ei ipurhe beute benod)rihtigt,
Dob @ertbpopiere gum 9etroge pon
O,0O0, nelbe Dem Srn Senrp u.
GolnItof bon bier geboren, in Der Der.
gnngenen Hodt auf Dem 9ampfer
~Tlrltan" geitoblen plirbeL iuGb-
reno Iih oeriel6e oilf Der Sobrt bon
gteluO Oorf nod So(f .Hiper befnno.
Sr. GomItof bate oie @ertbpupiere,
melde % 9lftien Certificate uerihte.
oencr 9abngelellihoften, ionic Der
III. q. Steel Corporation" itmfaBten,
untcr Dem gettfiiien in iciuer Shlnf.
tabine liegen, uno mnn oermlitbet.
onB Der Gicb burt Gin Seniter IN Die
Sabine Itieg. Gomitof bate Die glf.
ticn om Somltng gelegentlid) einer
8cihGItStronsoftion in einem gfeiu.
2)orfer SoteI erboIten, uno es lit nidt
unpobridcinlid, baB Ser 9ieb slu-
gcn5cuge Der translation ipor llno
Srn. GonItof auf oen Gampier
iolgtc, I'm bort ben 3iebitobI ous5u.
fiibrcu, golo nod ieiner gufllnit
oobicr crbielt Gonltod cine 3epeihc
aus Nclu.Dorf, tpclhe i'm benahrih.
tigte, ooB er ieine slftien gegen cine
beItimnte Strne 5ltriid erbnIten
fonnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
2S6dfe Gx6i6itiom Gompamp,
26ffclItiel ais SclbltmurSluaifc.

Ebilo6cIpbio, t2. Grni. -
Niibuel G5irillo, 81 Sabre oIt, mel
der bcutc mcNcu So0tidlnQS Dor @e-
rid)t qeitcGt pcrOeu ioate, bc1inQ m1b.
reno Der Icttcn gtuht in icincr 3cac
I'M Gountp @cidngniB SeIbitmoro.
glIs @oiie bcOicntc CT iib cincS &C.
id)Gritcn 2offclitieGS, nit pcIdcm er
iidb sic acblc ob5uIcbneiben pcrillftc,
ih sic Eul8o0crn an bciben Sonbge.
Icnfeu 6ifnetc mO iid einen Stid in
oen 2eib bei6rndtc. @r mrroe ais
9eidc ouigcillnOcn. G5irilla botte
am 9t6eno 0rS 26. 9e5ember Saul 6.
Urban in eiucr Shl1gerei 6ernoBcu
5ugerihtet, ooB OcricIbe balo oarouf
i'm Sofpital Itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Ncw'Yorf's ilntcrgrnnobabn ibcr'
idlipemmt.

Nem. Dorf. t2. Silni. - Der
Serfebr oiti Der biefigen llntergrilno-
bobn mar beute unterbroden, inoem
cine Reilen lange Strede imGentritnt
Der Sauptlinie mebrere Sub ticf I'M.
ter 9oiien Itdno. Cine Der Snlpt.
robren Der @aiierleitItng mar geitert
nabe Bart 9luenle geboriten. llno
obgleid) Bumper oie eonSe Raht
iiber i'm @ange waren, 10 mar es ben-
nod ltnrnoglid, Die eingeorilngenen
@aiiermaiien reht5citig 3ll entfernen.
MogIiher @eiie peroer ausgeoebnte
Hcporatrren itattiinoen miiIien, ete
Der reaelmdBige 9ienit lpieber aiifae.
nonlmet peroen fam, inoem oos
@uiier ieoeniallS bctrdbtlidJeu Sda-
oep angeridtet bot. ale 9iisc oer
Sobbabnen paren bellte nit Yaiia-
gieren iiberiiillt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Sic rYennib TlDers."
Slie5ii9c 5luiiden Ncm'Dorf nno
Chicago.

Qic criten ocricIben Iegten Die 81.
iton5 IN Orei Wlimlten meniger ais
rs ShmOcn jllriid. - Gin 8or-
IfIo8 5ltr &erfiir3ung ser 6obr.
5cit oii t6 Shmoen in grpG.
glrng. Crei Wicilcn in menig mebr
olS 3rpci Miuitcn. - R1tbiel6ui.
ter 0icbItobl oli eincm 0ompicr
5miidcn Ncm. 2)orf imo 1Soa Iis
Der. - 9etricb Der 9tcw. gorfcr
llntergrlmobabn our6 cine lle6er.
'hmemmllng lubm9clcgt.
= bicogo, 12. SUM. Der
critic nelte Sdneu5ug Ger oEclmlpI.
ponin 9o6n," pelder eingciiibrt wura
DC, Inn bic Strcde 5tuiihen Netp. Dorf
uno Chicago in is Stilnoen 5uriit5lt
Icgcn. longte Inn S.52 berte iriib bret
W'irttcn Dor Der fobrplonm1Bigen
3cit, bier an. 0ieie 2eilhing lit cine
lm 10 gr0Bcre, ais cine erbibte 9lhle
e. Dot bor") in ser TG6e bon Mons.
ficlo, g., einen gIufentbolt bon Is
Wfinllten Ocrurlnhte. Die 9eamten
Der nEennip(ponin @obu" beiprchen
lett Die Oi0gIidfeit, bie Sobr5eit jlpi.
idlcn Nelu.Oorf rno Gbicugo ouf is
Shlnoen 81 rcoil5iren itno es lit
niht umpobrlfcinIih, ooB elm Ger.
iuf oa5lt III Der n6dliten 3lfllnft ge.
moht mcr6en miro. g(iii Der Strede
5lpiIhen Greitline, o, lmo Sort
Nopnc, NSno.. brud Der bcllte bier ans
gcfommcne Sdncll5ug Den n@eIt.
filr idnellc tSobrten, inoem
CT brei Wieilen in 1857 Sefunoeu.
nit 127 $40 Meilen
pro Stlinoe, 5uriidlegte.
Rem 9orf. IL. Suni. - Midi
Der critic 0itlid) inbrenoe bon oen
neilcn Sdlnell5iigcn Der "Genniploos
mia gobn" 5miid)cn bier mo Chicago
brnllhte orei Oiinllten penigcr, ais
oic beitimmte 3eit bon tS Stunoen.
Gr erreihte rSeriep Gitp um 9.22
6cute Gnrmittuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Nns SudlWaiicr inn @cltcn.

2oGroiic, @iSc., ~. Suni. -
Scr Miiiiiiippi lit bier ieit Sanitag
Tim einen meiIcrcn SUB geitiegen uno
itebt jebt aui 12l2 SUB iiber Der Fe-
aeImorfe Y}un 8lallbt, ooB er bier.
NIT 10 5icmlif icinc bodite S0be er.
reid,t bat. 9|icb lit 5l 1allienoen in
ben @ei0cn ser TIuBnieoeringen er-
trlnfcn, lmo Der iiberifwemntte 3i-
itrift in Der 5taOt bat lid erbebliH
pergroBert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Baltimore Mo, 9icnlag Ocn 13. Snni 1905.
Stencr ScpOrtcmcnt,
Nfntthnu5

Wn II m G. oCn r. Nuni IQO5.
SteucriabIer tucrbcu hicouyh bcnu6ridttut.
NnB uGc 1905 Girnneetacnlbma 2cucrn tic
Rlidliunbe eiu iucrhclt fuo ou5 Giocntbuul,
AMI melhes bcugte Stcuuu III erbcbcn limo,
miro 6ann mcgeit ritditnDogcr Sfcucrn Der
fault werocn Sir ioIdlG Erfmunocn nerocu
pom ubigcn SuiliH an JtniU bCrchuct Snr
Rate bon feds Brp8ent iuDrlin EullS sic 10
rditdnoiecn Stcuerll nid uHCrulh 80 lnltn
unn hd uh hcSubli itno. wuocu orci go Rru,
sent oes @rliltusNciraace lCOCr Rc6nun0 bius
{u0rfilQt nnb bic Nc5ubMuN Dem t6cfce 1cndG
erjmunocn mcrocu. Stcucuablcr i6unci live
Rebnuiecn erbdIier. lpcuu tie pCrUui.b Ohcr
bricilib oaruut eriudcn.
Ncun &ninme,
tSunit3ib) 5Cuucnncbmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
glntiocr IcuOlucrfampi in goniiiana.

Stem. Orleans, 12. ISiini. --
Sn Tulmetto, g., bot lidl cine blutigc
GdieBoiioirc crci9nct, IN mcldcrEom
Carroll, OScor 6rcocridS uno Sobn
Wlogee aui Dem 1Slede toot blieben,
m1brcnb GonItubler j. u. Soilenu
cine t6otlhc @unoc bopon trig. Gin
alter @roG 5piidlcn Soileon uno
Carroll pcrltriaftc oosgIutbcrgieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cfien hnl nnnif Qnh,

- Eftn bn1 aaH5f Jabr.
Nr f25, ef.sarntsane Strasc. Baltimore.
@rnnnihe Musbilhuno: 9nas uno I6enos
l6ule. 1ppeiprifer icfienfrei fiir's Saus. Gtel,
!lln9er oaraniirt. wadBiae 0ebiibren. gealnnt
teef ? fDea8.1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Nmsitennng bcs Nicicm-
lSaiiiIdles.

.2eocrHann foCic bie lcbie ccIcNenbct be.
uiCeu. has qr0Bic mo furhtburitc Wtuu
irnnl ocr Wieereciefe 81 lcbcu ejroBc ySals
ni6idnacr S6ifie wnrocn ourh 6icic nldbiigcn
3biere ScrDrt nno nuii3e SCblliennnHhuitcn
babcn ourtb oercn proBc 1rnft cin 8caciIgra6
Oeiunoen. Ser mdChtiGe SbmalB NJ ibr 9rr.
pcller mo permite5 neielbcn itcuCrn iie nit
fopiiolcr Gcldunogfeii burb bns Wcer Srs
pretii ocie 9ndl nlr cnnlal inl Hcben aebptenc
6elcgenbeii Nrnnt Cure 0inoer nit Giuige
pirIlibe Ibaiinden. Sc Gauge NJ nabe5m
10 SUB. 3lp0Ii Nhtiifer fbnncn II hcm DhIroe
nes gSnls iiebeu mo fpielcn. Eerrno3lpnn8ig
trdftae glrbeitspicroc tno ann Sicbcn hciielbcn
noibmenoig. Sic Ncforoerunq nui OCT @iicns
bnbu 9cicbiehi nmi 3lpci Gonbold Gnrs. n y.
& u. 9fcnbabn" 5rncbtlcbeiu lattci nni $4,000
Rfntlo. Die Rrdporrlna fir YllseIlnnpSs
3ipede fuitcie $4,000 UNI Die slrbci nabnt 8ebn
Wlpnaic in 9uipru6 ySir Iino bcrct. irncno
eincn geuinbteu Ncir1p as lutcrpiduo onir
81 iellen. oGB c5 Gin ccbier lSuiiib 1T.
Gnirtt fir 9rrud6icne fOe.; Sinoer &c.
estate Gx6i6itiom Gompamp,
IN ,,eireater Baltimore erpplitiou Grounds"
uRenuiblunnin. 9luc uuo Sumberlano.Str.
(SnniI .SpStSr2N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13
Baltimore Sransicr So.

ieet an Der
ehbsff.efe psn eiabt unb 2omtaro.etrabe.
bit ibre ansftntiuna uno mebrere i5nbriuerfe
tEans) bcrerbhert unb III iett i'm Giaube,
M1beI hon aaus 5n Sons sii bef1roern uno
fir bic snibe'pnbriIna oeer Serfcnnung al ber'
paden Yrompfe uHo silperIdiiise a'esienuno
piro 5ugeltterf. (b2-J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
I|SSU. ORDERS
WILDERNESS V. D I. J.
Secretary Loeb Has + a, Stack 81
2 apers for President Is
p ass Upon.
.(By Associated 4Press.)


GLE HwooD SPRINGS, COLO, April
1r-Before3 President Roosevelt penetratesl
the wilds SO far that Communication
with the outside world will Il DO next to
Simpoesibse Secretary Loeb. with the
aid Of a courier. daily expected from the
y camp. will Eet In the Presidents trail.
and visit him in the nountains. The
visit will be for he purpose of taking up
with the President mum Der OF import
ant affairs that have acome to the head
quarters since Saturday. here are & a
number OF commissions to be signed, as
we'll as some departmental business that
has been forwarded for attention. y.
{ Many linvtations have come to secre.
Stary Loeb and members Of the on1cali
party staying at the Hotel COLORADO to
take excursions into tho surrounding
est. All OF these have been declined or or
postponed until the arrival n OF the ssfirst3
courier from. the President. i. !, Is
stories OF the hunt which have reach
him. Several Pf these stories have been
einyesti gated and Secretary Loeb con,
6 6ave 1 rellable I'M from
the Presidents camp Z !, . Z.
a mile from the Hotel Colorado to-day
who SAID i,s res ma1
papers. attached a wire to a telegram
line, which runs through n wild noun
famous country and then attaehed IL
posed for a picture, which. y t is said, Is
70 show bow news Is obtained fr1 snra . nSj
line with wi thsns miles Of the original camp. Of
the party, so far as known 70 the; III
President $ party at Colorado Spring, The ,l1e
area covering probably 100 nalles pe 'eo
tho hunt 5FtS fCOnCluQca, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
TEACHERS BUSY
SIGHT SEEING.
Buffalo Educators Visit tile,
Crater Farm and
~ .s s Blandford.5 3s{S

The party Of go teachers from Buffalo
and ne!ghbortng points, who arrived in the
city Saturday evening under The charge
OF Mr.. II. C. DeGroat. prinipal OF one Of
the Buffalo schools. IS still in the city,
most OF them at Murphy's Hotel
The visiting ,cacters 50 mt the grea:er
part OF yesterday in Peterrburs. with
er. theyawents on specially chartered cara
Of the Virginia Passenger and Power
company returning yesterda ~ evening.
Mr.. DeGroat expressed himself as much
pleased with their; trip and their stay
here IN Petersburg the teachers visited
the era ter battlefield and Old Elandford
Church, and were afterwards entertained
BY the ". NJ. NJ c.. A., a nd rendered
a4luncheon by one OF the church,
8% To-day the entire party will put In the
day seeing, Richmond and neiyhborlng
points. including as;rldes out to the Seven
Zines battlefield, q visit to the Confed-
crate Museum. the two Rmedi cal colleges,
the monuments and parks. @ s. st5yts
On the James Tomorrow.
The visitors will leave tomorrow nom
Ing via The steamer Focal ontas for q
daylight ride down.5the James, stopping
day will be spent near the mouth OF the
James, at Newport News. Old Point. Sc
wells Point, Virginia Beach, Care Hen
~ and neighboring points. sl4
Last night the visitors met in the as
semblys hall OF Murphy's Hotel annex and
entertained themselves and a few visitors
with music, vocal and instrumental, and
with reel ations and dances. Mr.. L. 81
Vaughan, a veteran tobacco warehouse
man, was present and was called upon
for speech. Though una ccustolned to
speaking to an audience OF more than one
young lady at a time, Mr.. Vaughan found
the Inspiration too much for his native
.na6desty and responded very happily. 81
Another party OF teachers from Aiichi-
gan arrived in the city Sunday mis- lit and
left yesterday morning early, for n orrolk,
Most of this party are from Detroit. They
are expected to stop here on the return
trip. 5 n az VA &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
GREAT SUM FOR
PANAMA CANAL
Taft Says Fifty 70 Seventy -five5
Millions Mustsbc Added to 81.
Old Estimate.
. n. :. Il. y .,33.. n. RI 2
'(By Associated Press.)

y NEyVS YORE<,s.SApril 17.-Secretary Taft
and members Of the Panama Ca nal Com
mission were In session to-day at the
Offices Of the Panama Railroad Company.
IA new board OF directors OF the Panama
Railroad Comps nyH:as chosen, and the tn
following fhoars were elected: III u
President, Theodore p. shonts; Vice
President and General Manager, John T.
Wallace, Secretary and reasurer. q.
Drake Assistant Treas urer. Sylvester
iDeming Assistant Secretary. Thomas II.
.Rosbottom; Genera! Counsel. Sullivan and
Cromwell Traffic Manager. r. Il. Walker;
Auditor. John Adams: supe rtntendent on
the LIST hnius, H. G.. Prescott; Executive
Committee, President ShGhts Weep resi-
dentsNVallace, Chase E.3Aiagoon, William
Nelson Crom well and C. r I, Ed wards.
3 The board ordered the double tracking
and &re-equipptng OF the railroad nd
made an appropriation OF s.. $50 0o0 for that
purpose. .35 y.
held a protracted session after President
Shonts made an Informal statement. He
said thatStlle matter OF rates had not been
consid cred. Tho directors adopted a reso-
luton to the fleet that the president,
railroad shall dra " no d salaries, except
those to which they are entitled as offs
GERS of5thes commission. 7 he d lrectors will
draw no fees for attending meetings Of
the board. All travelling expenses Incurred
in connection with the work Of the COM
mission or railroad companysEwill be paid
Secretary TAFT added a G. 4 Z
1T is the Intention Of the government
to4cause to be built ajsnumber OF new
steamships to add to thoseFof the Panama
Steamship Company, SOFAS to give a five
day service. 49, s{ sg g. IS .5i 5t
In regard to the canal he said he be-
lieyed between fifty and seventy-tlve mil
IN wi n Cd RI 10 nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
MAYOR. UNABLE
TO !. END ! ] s Strike / |. 4:
,unne Has Practically Given Up
Hope Of Setting Trouble II
in Chicago
y gs& IN fS. VI ~
Z (Bya Associated Press)l

CHICAGO. ILL. April l7.---Aft 2 con- GO
ference held In his office late this his after
noon Will, representatives OF the 4 Team y
stcrs Union. Mayor Dunno announced e e
that he had about given up hope OF
settling the Montgomery Ward an. anu
Company strike 81 u .is
The most serious DISTURBANCES Of the
day occurred late In the after1noon a.
tic intersection Of State and Mafd,-
son Streets. "A mob numbering 2 900 per-
sons thered about g state Street ,fanls
Fioosd. colored who had driven Wa
gan to IN eontaon,ery.Wsrd A,'lA Conn;
pays store were r'dlngg c stona and ag ~
a. tNW,nklIng every window in. i was
: ana IA she'd , Two 4 policemen rushed Into
tie car, and order e y! protect ct IN ~
coored men from the croW,d. artf hirfv
minutes 10 drive away the crowd ana
open the streets again to traffic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
GOVERNMENT GOODS
sE|ZEDTBY OFFICERS
an Z, '---r-----''''---~ 4 ~
/ (By Assoc lated Presy, J

X BY Assoc ated Press Z NJ " N s8V M
NoRToLk: prl! !. LIN !. raid kmadS
Of alleged government ms tsrlai vas seissd
kecret service Oftcsr " illlsm cptchin, e N
DstectiYe w, n, Land and five serEeants ofE
Various srtlclsle * clothlnS and \ Yas tSksh
from, aight paw hops aud tStond hard clio thpE
dealers w PoytsLa III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
BONDS To REDEEM
Preferred STOCK
(By Associated Press h

II NEW YORK. April 1.-THE stockhold-
ers of the United States Steel Corporation
III session at IIoboken, N IT., to-day rc-
elected the eight retiring directors and
ratified the purchase blythe steel corpora
tion OF the Clarion Steel properties.
y Daniel Wolfe, representing about 1910
shares, OF common stock. introduced Il
to the effect that tho dlrcc-
tors be authorized to issue per cent.
bonds for an amount sui icient at paly:tp
redeem the outstanding preferred stock
Of the corporation.
9SChair Gary said the question was
too important to warrant action without
notice in advance to the stockholders and
public. Tho resolution was withdrawn
and was left with the chairman TO SUB
init to the Board OF Directors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
AGED AND F.EEBLE,
KILLS 1 ! 4 |
secretary Of Rand-McNally Co.
Dead With Bullet Hole
in Head.
l(By Associated Pres.s.)

CHICAGO. April 1T. G. Haynes, Sec
rotary Of the Rand-AlcNally5 Publishing
Company. shot and killed himself to-day
in his room a the Marquette Club. He
was almost eighty years old.
For some time II Is 49said that Mr..
Haynes had becnS Respondent because Of
his physical condition. He was able to
do little work and remained much of his
.time In the Marquette Club. Often he
did not leave his own room there all day,
To-day nothing was seen OF him Ny Tho
club attendants, Repeated raps ut his
door brought no response. EntrarGe was
forced, and Mr.. Haynes 1'asl found dead
With a bullet hole through his skull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
GET All
Letters / | !: 4 BACK B [ ! (.
". .srl 10 ~ ~ u ~. II
t(By. Associated Press.j5

My TSSOSAolCu CsSS'
NEW YORK. April l7.-There were two
developments in the Nan Patterson case
ito-da y-another postponement Of the trial
of the actress until tomorrow and the
surrender by the district attorney OF the
letters and other effects whose /. recent
seizure, with the trunk Of Mrs, j. Nor
gan Smith. Nan I,atterson's sister, caused
widespread interest The bundle OF let
ters. after considerable legal sparring,
was finally returned to Mrs. Gmith's
counsel. Mr.. Limburger. this afternoon
and was opened by him before newspaper
men.S 1t contained, besides the letters
insurance papers and some personal ef-
fects OF Mrs. Smith,, n ll5} Il 81
Mr.. Limburger declared he believed
that he had got everything seized by Mr.
Rand. and added that this Is Just tho
beginning Of the suit. which will be- ar
gued Wednesday. to secure the perna-
nent possession Of the letters, Mr.. Je-
rome said he did not soc any need OF the
Wednesdays proceedings, a. the effects
had already been given up. 50 far az he
knew. s3 A. " siS sf 58s5 ~ gs s9 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
oW RATE TO 70 At WORTH, NJ 81,
- lf.ly59s$t, AMn EETlIR Al IN I'M .sEss

AND Return a NJ
on account meeting General Assembly
Presbyterian Church "a at Il Fort Worth.
Texas, May 1926, the Southern Railway
will sell round trip tickets to. Fort Worth
mond, and comparatively low rat es from
other points, Tickets on sale May 18th,
18th and Nth, With final limit May 31st.
The Southern Railway has two through
connections daily with Pullman and
dining cars. For detailed Information
apply ia nearest ticket agent OF south-.
Sern Railway. or write Richmond Trans
fer Company, or
857lsg G, nv, yyTESTBURY,
DIP. A., go East Main Street. Richmond.
Ma. \ III Gs 5 s a sBs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
THREE RESIDENCES s.
BURN THIS M ORkIhG5

This morning an alarm or :, re was vas
turned IN at two minutes past two
q clock. Shortly thereafter s. q Il second
alarm d wa 8 !. sounded, caused by q. stub
horn blaz. in the dwelling house of, nj.
7. Il. Page, Nos. 1914 1Ol6 and lois North
Seventeenth Street All the houses were
partly burned. Mrs. Pages being ma geo
more than thef others. Ia ne fact that
the Chesapeake and Ohio shops were
Just across the street, caused grea
alarm $on the neig1lborhood and for 6, this. THIS
sEAt three o'clock the flames had been
entirely subdned and the engines had
started hon. .9Ard. "a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
!. New Japanese Loan.
tBy Associated Press.>

FE( By. Associated Press.) ~ 90
Il I.ONDO N, pril little correspondent
al Toxic OF the Standard says that a
fifth domestic loan Of $50, 900, 900 has been
ga satisfactorily arranged on the same terms
as the fourth domestic loan. \ Al !, I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
DEATHS.

HARRI Died, a his residence, No
sol lliamsburg Avenue. Tuesday,
April ,Jth Y; Il hSf'er '0ns ~
f Pun eral vii I he held at Ga kNeoa sN,enle-
terry TO ]oR RQ VIZ Yednesdayl ~ y y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
.EN&S
NS

5, 5s53 5I,s5NyAS run-dow
been one discovered that is til
asyste.nic remedy, because |
stomach and digestion, and Al
of roots, herbs and barks sci
and possesses just the prop'
strong robust health. When
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
PATTERSON DUNES
new COMMISSIONER.
ltE.'fi sc '''''--' III * z IN :, I 81 (.
tBy Associated Press,

III by Associated Prers.) "a M E
SCHIcsAGO, I'LL, April ayor Dune
to-day appointed Joseph Medill Patterson
to be commissioner OF public Works. & Mr..
Patterson d ltWenty.slx years 4 Of age, a
a son OF Robert W. Patterson, editor or
the Chi cago Tribune. Ii Il; W Il III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
mrs. HANNAH | |.
DEAD IN new MARKET N {: !
(By Associated press,)

rs ..lE-13- 1ET lE3y
5pLA1HFIELD, NJ II, April --Mrs; u, Han a.,
nah Nelson, mother q the late 1 y n ~
ta.day. she was at one time s'bushel% NO.
man In a clothing factory here, Win .oliler
heirs OF Mrs. Fair, she brought suit for q. pors
Wealthy Yea ID Californian. after he death Of MY
and Mrs. Fair In an autolAohile accident "
France. The case was settled ny. aSreelneht
between the h eirs. sSS &3l l&t " " "a rs .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
GARDNER KNOCKED OUT ] .
IN TWENTIETH. ROUND
IBy Associated Press.)

~ I55I4 70 BY a sSOCInt ed FTcsS,J
& SALT LAKB CITY, UTAH, 4 Aprl IT,
Mike schreck, ,of Cincinnati, knocked out
George Gardner. Of Lowell. Mass. n the
latter part of the twentieth round OLA
night. The Knockout blow was m over
hand right swing to the neck. Gardner
rose before he9tenth count, but was SO
weak tina til the referee stopped the II tight
to save him furlhrl punshmnt. We