davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-12
TO RE EMIT

ITO RENT.-A desirable tenement down
l. stairs, modern improvements &6 per month.
2lS Depot 81. Inquire upstairs middle door,
Geo, f. Davis, Bennington, VT. ST.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
9uanaertsS Hs<sya.

Susar eureb g9snfex - gsRe OuaIstat :
1870 Etunb LAT: 10 Ff.xs l4s; le-l2
Bhaab l4}; 8pette nuaIttd : a0-le 3fath
13ic ; Is Fhino l3s ; II 44fumh 1915 ; 10
Rnao l3ie.
GaIsfornif@e e1tntea-s BE 8 Hf.nb etc;
8 bts Ii Efurh &c.
64uItern -9Nai. gnrea. 10 BIZ 30 Blush
in Dur&ianit!, sie; Is Rtsnb HsH@i@ntt,
9c, 10 BITS IL 4sfuns Ste.
Tribfaid,S peG-Rtarer gxeitfa Sazeo lS}e
seroStIter Sugar erreo l8e, s-5 Ht,Rb tn
Dsr9i@nitt l7Ie; 8 Bic 9 Hhrxs ta 9ur3s
j9nitt 153e; 10 ts 10 4iuxb ts Csr@i4nttt
lS}s; 5 Yfanb TN Dur@f&stt. fau,aI. life.
8 Bfunb Ia. Dur&i&mtt, i4sast, la}e.
Sped, gnsI.-Gerdbter, 8 BE 10 Fhuh
Int Dur@i9nitt, 16s; IL bN Il BfmKb In
Dar&i9nstt. l2}e.
Sped-Riare eetten. 60 90 90 Rfuab TN
9ur@I9nttt, 12}e; 4lars Esttsx. 10 Do 80
Rfunb, life: al0re Bentes. ~ ID 60 Rfrah,
lie; 18 BIB 30 Ffb., l2ss ID b3 is Rfunb,
J2}:; alare Slides, % ~ 90 Bsuh, lie:
sxides IL BIB 16 4fysh life; xIass MADDEN Z
BID Q pfrns. NE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

9spOdeItes e@wexeHefe - ~&so3exlcte
Tanep Big $21 90: 4Iorsx Seas SIS so; Sazas
Ia $500; Short aIsor $500; EuHzyf
s16. 30.
Celebrities Rtnbfef@ - e@xfex, sea
ests. 133e; Easesfsatex LET; SSxxfxi. rs;
3n6&eI lac.
e&nsab IN T:erees Il. Hsa,. I3s ; 2.
HuaIttdt 9Ie; 8. OuaItdt Gle
&arfte = gerdti9erts tretpSra ; c
6ramtfurter 73e; Bologna Ia Tsrraes s.. ia
fu4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

Grii9es %sabFeH&-@efi&e etiers - 6
Sic; btefiss Stiere 8--8Xe; ksefse NtRhe,
$40 bis 200 Rfuno 81; bssEae 4Gbs COG
tss $50 Yfuite &c; af3e $50 ID $50 Rfuf
s.: etir Sorse:pterid &c, etss 4htes,
p;erteI ll4c. %tnb &~sxternssrteI lie. 9snt
garoerpiertei &c, Rub RertsrsierteI 4is, Stl
Qanterbiertel &c.
Trif1eS EaIbfei&-Ralbn 1Sc, 2tAisr'
uier.eI l8c. BorberpiertI u.
Strides S@afFeii& 2dauser ber pfush
liz: g9afs SC; e&exsel lBe; Eads tcs.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
BON @aaeusHaxss.

tnnotb9-Sertamfspretie: 9.5o-s.oo.
Rice - 8erfaufspreife: $6. 0c--as 90
@efGforn - Serfaufspreie: ie sae 81
0uaIttdt, 68 BIB Gle.
&afer-sef4dt 1886; ia ta sssrn
S8.00-$9.0o per Tenne. sgener 8S-S6s.
erob-pretie. ie na@ BEN SrSa. n Sell
len, 81. 0O-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
&ttte.os.

Gstaex - $50. 2 retbe, 81 c, Il eshs,
fen. 8Oe BON RabIsn; 20. 9 rctSg ~,
September e2c; &agemueuex Gle
Roru (neaes) - SO. l peis "A 70. :
reiS 5ae; 80. 9 wetb 5iie; 10. 1 rts.
54e; 70. 2 wstb ssrss@t 6s}e 2s.
wets sen1ii4t Csc; SO. 4 pas saz,s9'
bSe; SO. 2 seIb bSfci go s gels t3i, !
Ne. 4 seIb 53s; Ro. 2 serHiGi 5st ]
go. 9 aemii&t 55}e; go. 4 senfst 68s /:
RpIben 5be.
3Gfa- 80. 3 wetber 26fs: &c. 9 msssa
26e; 30. 2 eenti9tsr 26c: 70. 8 ksxHes ri
23xc.
3eu - 80. / atinotbt $3.50; &c.
q, IS 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
TrHMte umb 0emaie.
TrA@te

SrA0te
gepfsI-@ate 8o@dpfsI s2.bl-3.b0 per
Sab.
Bananen 81. b0-2.c0; He.ne e1-s1.&.
Gitrpnen $1,b0- 500 rer Rife.
Draneen - GaIifsrnta 81 ter Rife.
Srauben 18c BIS 2ce per 8or6.
gfirfi9e Sl.0l bis 50. 0 per guibeI.
8irnen $I.2j per guibel.
gHaumen = $l.2s per guibeI.
@emaie.
Motbe Riiben csc per DutenS Bun@es.
California @eIerp 65c--x1.00 PET 6un4.
Dpfter gIant 15e per Dutemb.
8raut S0c per Sat.
g~sumenfobl zoe Der TastenS.
Born &c per 9usenb.
9urfen = Q c per Dufenb.
SaIat &c per Pfunb.
geteriiIie Sc per Duteab Yrn&es.
!3uiebeIn - 9Oc- $1.26 per Grate.
@rine SpiebeIn Sc per Tutenb.
0eaen 3a,toHeIn - 6cc = Csc per guibeI.
sibtartoiieIn So per Sab, $1.s5 per Bus
feel.
Mahisie 15e pei Dutemb.
Spinal -75e per Sat.
tomatoes soc per 8uibeI.
GanteIoupes - $l.5o - S2.0o per Sab.
Waferrneloneit - Be = 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
G6mereteus'

3utber 2Ieeiauten IS .a6-s.6 80.
gnsliiGer 8Ieeiamsn $3.50.
MIfpte 8Ieefamen $.600-6.50
gIfaIfa R~Ieeianaen SS.2s-9.e0.
Beiber &Ieeiamea $500.
@emdbIter Tintotbp $l.e0-l.s0
Srbindrer Bis gutter Tinsotbp 81 .t0-l.75.
Saneb 2entadp 8Iausras 81 5-l5.
BIausras IN @baf 60c.
@nsIii@es BIausras $l.l6.
Dr&arb @ras $E.7O-1.s0.
Reo 1op in Gbaff 75c-$1.le.
&afer &orr 76e-$l.00.
Araber Suaerrobr Sanen $1.Oo-l.U.
8eiber 9aferiarten 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.26.
8eibes uab seIbes Rorn $1.D-L.25.
Heb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Com 4eas $i.76.
Tiuet $1.a0 Bis $1.85.
SribiabrssB eten 81 40.
SetsuiebeI, ueibe, seIbe INC rptbe $3.50
per 8uibeI.
Sib : 3artofeI, seIbe Seriep, Bermuda,
geIbe ytdnIentonb utb fibIi@e Queen So. o. Der
SOB; rotbe Raniemonb $2.75; BroFIiamii9e
RartoffeIn, fribe 6 No@en zoe per BujbeI:
frihe Dbio 65c per @uibeI; fribe Sofe 5oe per
friibe Burbarf 50c per 6uibeI; frfks
9ebron 45c per BufbeI; RiiraI gem gort umn
@reen Rountatn 40c per 4ufbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

SnoianapeIis 4aHee,EreHe:
Sew6bnI. bts gutter 10-l2e; trsxa tS -
uabiter 14-1se /; SaneY s2S-8se. Dol az
geIIotp 10 BIS acc, Sapa 2s-S2e.
Sn Badetsn:
Ksioia S14. %, 2ton Slt.25, Ssrses slf 25;
Caracas s1l.a6. EiHmortb's sIs 10, Dxt4
Sana BIenb $3.50, GItnnar Saba gIenb
$14.i5, Ourieo SIa.25.
Sader-Dominoes 7.e7e sfsA,a6es 6 80
puIoerifrter 6.S2e; 3fx3 puIDertFr.z s rs,
fetner ~sranulrter Sac; Gates s SIC; ScEs
feetioaers' a6.47e; Nibsepoch q 6.27.; Eth
RS Y 5.1sc; empire A6 TIC; SbsaI srzs
goIben 6 6.02e: Minb1er grtsa 6 z.s7s,
&isseUoos 6 BIC; seIbes 8 b.S2s; IL s
bsr 4.47.
efFs-Ras go d. zsR). gas. R1lss,
gauone.
RidIes-a4oo INT Sas SO; Ioa Ia Sas
sss 1aO0 To, QaIbfas $500; s00 Ia: Ecs
$3.50.
etarIs-gearI, 8fe. Gbanrira elus. l sxs
8 pfnstb Radete 8. Rom. i Rfs. Safes.
4H-5}c.
G~anbp-7e; etan8en eeuii9t 7e; 9frs
esr semii9t &c; Banner xutf Sc; SzeEs
Sonbons loo: Ns. Q Cream serrf9t Sc
getrOGnete Tra&te-ApfeI, az er gexHs
setrodret. &c; Sobannesbesre1 7s tss 7ks;
eitron 16e bis 14e; RoFnen, 3 sroEs. p4
Yfunb, &c, 8 Growa 72e, { groux Tie Tea,
menfreie tbis &c, California N1sseatsi ne:
SuItana TIC, hnportirte SuItssna lie is is
California Gprttoien 8c bts 12e.
&eisNGarcltna, Rorf, 4t-6k. Srtan 81
|}e, gebro4ener, 3-4e.
TiHe-BrasiI nea Sc bts 1oe; Sttetr.s lf.
YfanseIn IA; wei4f@aIise Rcxhsx Is
Sorban RanbsIn l6e; Peanuts * tis ssss.
ser0fete 7c bis &c; easIi4s &alxsE,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

1ungen bes beutiden Marineamtes
baut. Bel bieien 3si&nunsen it ipe-
sisl &idf9t ssnOmmen auf bic Sic
9srhsit Der Mannf9aft unb bic 3uber,
ldifatsit Der Wai9inerie. Die @sr-
iu9e nit bisicm 8oote t6nnen ni4t Dor
benz Spdtberbfe beginner"
Sapan.
2atura's 4mierise
auf9abe.
8otio, IL. Sept. Sic bsutige
Sibung oss @ebeimratbes bauerts 4
Stunoen.
premierminiier 2atiura b~ebanoelte
eineebsno ben Jrisoensbertrag uno
bic l1mfdnoe, pelae 3u be%nislbsn fibr=
ten.
Opppitton geeen bic
Negterung.
Sotto, IL. Sept. Die Oppof=
tionsparteien babcn elm Romite er-
rannt, um Mnflagsmaterial gseen bic
poliasi tpssen hires Nuftrstens BEL ben
lebtsn unruben su iammeln. Sie &a=
bitalen asitirsn beitig segen bic &saie.
runs, bod berri4t In Sotio i'm glge=
meinen &uhe.
q a 9trdse sum s riebens 8.
bertrage.
Softo, IL. Sept. Bel elmer 3u-
i%ammenfunft nit ben Gh6rern beiost
Sduier bss parlaments, sab Der pre-
mier. @raf 9atiura, bic 8efimmunssn
bss 6risosnsbsrtrases bstannt, unb BIZ
srrsgtsn WoltsmaHsn tpurbsn nlsbalt
bur9 g~rtrabldttsr bon Der pabrsr
Sa9laee unterridtst. Wie Der Mt.
nifer ertldrte, 1T bic frt6ere Weloung.
baB Sapan bas Sop Sopo unb BIZ
ga p.rouFe. StraBs ni9t befsfissr
bhrfs, faIf6. Sur freis Surdfabr
bur9 bic Neerense wurbe Rublant
3ugeifanben. Sapart erbdlt bic abIo,
lutte Obsrbobsit tibsr 2orsa urlb bic un'
bsf9rdnte 3ontrone ibsr bic g~iisnbabr
iioli9 bon gbansbOun. 5srner tper'
ben bic 3ObIenberguerte in Sudan
unb Dental nod benz Nb3ag Der &ui.
fen in ben Befb Der Sapaner iiber'
geben. &uBlanb bat bic Wanoi4urs
innerbaIb bon 3sbn Wonaten poaitdn.
big au rdumerl unb BITE Soften Der Ser
pfissuns Der ruifii9sn 2rieasssfan
9enet1 3u per9titen.
Der Warinsminifer Baron Dana.
motto fibrte bel Der 2onferen5 aus, bal
bic gntrnfuns bes Bottles ibsr Die Der
&uHen sema9tsn 3usetdnonifs guar
bssrsihi& fei. man isoo9 nidt auBsi
g9t lafen birfe, bab Die Gortisbunl
bes 8risges itnb bic grobssuns Dor
WlaoimuftOt nod gr6Bere Oofsr an
Wenf&enleben uno @elo aetoftst bdtte.
als bic ginnabme bon BORT Nrt9ur.
9lus biefen @rtinoen foats fid bic Op
petition NIT benz 5risosn bsgnaser
unb Der &esierung ni9t Sdwieriat
feitsn bereiten, bic ber9dnenigbol'
Golsen babsn t6nnten.
Hmblano.
Yot9after W eperauf
urIaub.
ST. Petersburg, IL. Sept
Der amerfanii4e 8otidafter Wsper If
nod Berlin unb paris sersiif. ct tpiri
bon hort gnbs Sept. aaf llrlaub nod
feiner 9eimatb 9eben.
3rarpaIIe aIIeuthaI n
g t. Ystersburs, IL. Sept
Die gr0bten Sorgen ma4t Der &egis
runs bic 8efabr, baB Die 2~anbbeb6lte'
rung bes Wolga.@ sbietes bon benz In
8aufaius lObernbsn @eife Der @ebolii
tion ergtiHen miro uno bort Der Eel
2an9em orobenbe au9emeine 8auerr.
aufftano gum Musbrud fommt.
Die &ebeIion In berO elregion tpuro
mad Der NnF4t Der 8eb6rben bon 9ief
aus ausefiftet unb 9eleitet. Dor
murben bon Der poliasi in armeniidei
gddeeeisn srObe Wengen bon Glintel
unb Wunition a~efun0en, uno feds Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
i'd.
R inif ertrifis 8.

Wien, IL. Sept. Sr. BON 9ar-
tel, @uItusminifer uuo Baron bon
@aa, Sanoelsminifer, baben beute
ibre Ysmiiion sinaereidt. Sbr &td.
tritt ioa feline politiide 8eoeutung ba'
ben, fonoern lebialid auf Sifereu3en
nit benz premierminifsr bon @autf9
beruben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12


q o d fetne Glottenorgas
niati o II.
9 t. petersburg, IL. Sept.
gebor bic ruffidsn ariessidiHs,
uslde In ben 5dfen anberer 2dnber
internirt fino, nad 9auie 3uriidtebrsu
t6nnsn, mub t~penisfsns tslegrapbiia
Die &atiftation bss 6riebenspertrages
asmelost fein. SobaIo bieielbe erfolst
III. usroen Die berf9ieoenen S9iHs, fo=
melt he i'm Stanoe ba3u fino, Die Ssim=
fabrt nntsr eigenem Oanpfe antretsn.
@s 1T abiolut fatih, tpenn bsbauptei
tpirb, oaB bsrsits S9ritte sur ausfab.
ruug oes tleuen Glottsnprogramms ge-
than tpurben. gs muroen Bis iebt
nur gefelungen auf SorpebObooie
uno einen 3reussr bon Is. 900 Sonnsn
@sbalt In gnglanb gsmadt.
% Il Muf.
fanb2
eIingors 5innlanb, IL.
Sept. 2ebten Samtag entosdtsn 2ols
bsamte auf elmer unbsuObnten Snisl
i'm Sotbnif&en Wserbufen $50 @s=
tpebre nit Naionetten unb l2O. 900
Patronen.
I'm Sonntag bra1ts elm 3oltutter
einen Sampfsr bon 800 Sonnen nabe
ben 2alptaer- Selisn auf. Der &apiidn
uno bic Wanni9aft uslde enalii9
fpra&en iasten, oab bas Saiif nit
WaHen bslaoen fsi. sic tpurosn an=
seuieien. Die Wafsn an 2anb gu brin=
gen. Ser 3oQtuttsr fubr tpsitsr.
Wad tur3er 3sit tpurosn mebrsre
@rplOfOnen aeb6rt. Sas Saif nit
Waffsn mar i'm Sinten unb bic Wann-
i4aft fob in 8oOtsn. Gin 56eil Der
@afen tuuroe bon ben &uKen gerettst.
96IIenma In Tebl=
9la9.
8 # ebus, 6~innlanb, II.
Sept. Nls Der @oubsr1eur beute nit
benz YOli3ei9ef cine &unbfabrt ma9te,
tpurbe cine S6asnmaIdine nod ber
gquipaae eeidlsubert. SieieIbe erplo-
oirte aber nidt.
@baos 9 at u.
9 t. Yetersburg, II. Sept.
9a9ri9ten bon 8atu lieBen a~nnebmsn
bob oaislbf isbt rubiasre unb before
3ufdnoe berri9en. gs babsn feline
wsitersn granbfiftunsen ftuttsefunosu
unb bic Sruppsr. bic isbt angstommsu
fnb, babsn bic Oslfeloer unter Son
trolle 9aasgen lauten bic Wadridtsu
aus anberen S6eilen bes 9autaius
usni9er b~sfrieoi9enb. Sc f1eint. baE
Der aufrubr fid nun in bic mebr ent-
Ie9ensn @esenben ausbrsitst.
g t. petersbura. II. Sept,
Nad ben lebten pribatnadridten aus
8atu baben fd bic 8srbdltniRs bori
uieoer gum SdIimmeren qemsnbet.
Die Wufri6rsr fsben an9ebli9 ibr'
Nngrifs fort uno Sartarsr uro aur.
ben pliinoern UNI bic Wette.
Snoien.
rSeeaoIer" uieoer tott
Singapore, Straits Settle
msnts, IL. Sept. Der beuti9e 9eoedt'
2rsuaer .Seeabler". tpel9er auf Der
Rent &iffsn auHief. 1T tpieber fott.
ct lit muir aerinss Bef9doieungen.
Oeferreid. l1nsarn.
Winifertrifis.
Wien, IL. Sept. Or. bon oar
tel, @ultusminiffer uno Baron Dor
gan, 9anoelsminifer, baben beut'
i6re 9sniifion sinaereidt. Sbr &id'
tritt foa feine politii9e Beoeutung ba'
ben, fonbern lebiali4 auf DiHereuser
nit benz premierminifsr bon @autfd
beruben.
Spanien.
Stampebe.
g q q nj q II { q, IL. Sept. Wdb'
rsnb elmer 0tebausfenung bier touroI
Pine WnanhI Shiere prf&rexf unh ff{}raf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
&6Je.

GngroB 8 HerfeuiSpretie SS.@pcstis IL
e4pssertafe see pei Efush ssssssmtt9s.
g4weperfaie TIC, Gstseoxfn &rsaas 8 &ai'
Is, Stem Dort GbebearH iSs, sssbssnt
I4er 2tnsburser 16e. 8rt6 lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

9 u b m q { tnes . D 0
Berlin n, II. Sept. Die ,Worbb.
Alsemeine 3eitun9" fablt fi9 beran-
laBt 3situnesna9ri9ten au forrisi-
rem. bic bsiasten bic beuti9e &esieruns
babe bon Der gsrmania.W srfte elm uns
terieeif9es Boot sefauft, iusl&es bon
Der ruiRidsn Gesisruns 3uridsspieisn
tuorben isi. Die rNorooeuti9e" fast:
.Deuti4lanb wirb feline erfe grfah-
rung nit "iubmarinen Bootsn MAIDEN,
tpsnu bie Germania.W erfte bas Boot
fertie 9efsllt, bas bieislbe mad 3ei9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Sat.es, G.ss wac sseases

HanSIsr tsabIea foIssxSs BRETT:
Butter - Country, lac, grseussra 23 ,
3Iais 2ic
Sier-16s per DuteNh.
3abnes l03e. adbme 8, xarisbs-l0-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Spanien.
t nj b { b E.

g M II a, IL. Sept. Wdb=
rsnb elmer @iebausfeIuna bier tourbs
cine Nn3a6l Sbiere eri9redt unb ftir3te
In bic 3uf9auermenes. @s fonen 120
perionsr, man9e babor srnflid, bets
lsBt poroen fetn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Sir Gbolera
Stuff ielbit bel ben faltblitigen Morooeutiden ei1lige
gnfregnng berDor.

5Hnfbunbert Wanm Der Gienbabu=Srisabe uner Ouarantane. = Sdwierige
anfgabe os japauiden greminmiuiaers. - Ser nSteaoer" fiest
wieber. gofdafhr Nfeper anf ltrmub. = Ghautide
SufGnoe In &aumfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
S9weis.

Expedition n SimaIapa.
Bern, IL. Sept. Bon Der f9tpei=
3srii9en Expedition, tpslde ben 2amm
oes uefIi4sn 0imalapa &rrei&sn
pollte, if bic Na6ri9t ein9etroHen.
bab 2sut. Babe bur9 einen Gelsfturj
3eri4mettert uurbe un5 bab Die grpe-
oition auf benz &tdwese 1T.
Man0i@urei.
erbanbIun9e aber
Waffen i'll tan b.
6ob3paban I, IL. Sept. @e-
neralmaior Obanobstp bonn Stabe
Sen. 2inebitd's 1T beauftraet tuorben
nit ben iapanii&en 8ebolmd&tigten
bie geoin9ungen zines @afenfin.
ffanbes 3u bereinbaren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-30
CHARLES r. YERkES
Noted Railway Financier Dies After 10
Weeks illness.

New York, Dec. 29.-Charles T.
Yerkes. the noted railway financier OF
Chicago and London. died today in his
apartments at the Waldorf-Astoria ho-
tel where he had been i'll for more than
six weeks. Mr.. Yerkes suffered from a
complication of diseases, growing out
of severe cold which he contracted In
London early in the fall. His condition
had been critical for 10 days past and
since last night the patient had been
kept alive by strong stimulants.
Despite statements said to have como
earlier in the day from Mrs. Charles T.
Ierkes, wife of the capitalist, that she
would not go to the Waldorf Astoria.
the following official statement was
made by DR.. LOOMS, who had attended
Mr.. Ycrkes throughout his illness:
AT the death bed were Mrs. Charles
T. Yerkes, his wife, Charles Edward
Yerkes. a son. and his wife, Mrs.
Charles I,ondamiller, a daughter, and
myself.
"At 1 o'clock Mrs. Yerkes was tele.
phoned to that her husband was dying
and she relented and went to the ho-
tel and was present when he died. This
was the first time Mrs. Yerkes had
been at the hotel during her husbands
illness. The death was peaceful but un-
expected at the time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-30

our readers will observe that there
We're As different items in the jobs
culIed out by Mr., Nichols. On 20 of
them, the kennebec, Journal was lower
than the Bath Times On 16 the Bath
Times was lower than the Kennebec
Journal, while on the remaining II the
figures submitted by both concerns
We're the same. So much for the two
bidS-so far as Mr.. Nichols submitted
one--on the work included i'm Glass C.
1t is comparison We do, not shrink
from. although Mr.. Nichols partial bid
was not considered owing to it's failure
to observe the fully and plainly stipu-
lated conditions under which all the
bids were called for and submitted. Mr.
Nichols accused the Kennebec Journal
of trying to dictate" to the Governor
and Council, because it stated to them
that, without crew capable of doing
the rush work of a legislative session,
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it would not care to undertake it. He
craveIy urged that the Governor and
Council, disregarding the above quoted
statement as to business limitations
which accompanied our bids, would
have been justified in confiscating the
certified check Of $500 which accom-
panied our bid on Glass c. We can as
sure him that we would have forfeited
it several times over rather than have
taken this work upon the basis of the
iug-handled division which he desired,
in entire disregard of the conditions
upon which bids We're called for. The
rush work of the Legislative session. is
no more desirable 10 us than it is to
Mr.. Nichols or to the other printers of
the State, not one of whom would bid
upon it at all.
Mr. Nichols seems to labor under the
idea that the Kennebec Journal should
have been forced to CLEAN up and do
those portions of thu State work which
no other printers Of the State desired
to do-a most delightful rule truly;
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work-the Seminal bid So cents where
the kennebec Journal bid but so cents.
The owner of the Sentinel is Hon. Cy-
rus w. Davis, the recognized leader of
the Democratic party in this State.
and its last candidate for governor.
Heretofore, in the history of the State,
whichever political party has been in
power, the public printing has always
been awarded within party lines.
When the Democrats have been in pow
er it has gone to Democratic concern,
and when the Republicans have been
in power it has gone to Il Republican
concern. The fact that Governor Cobb
and his Council departed from this rule
and awarded very desirable part of
the work to a leading Democratic pap
er, is, of itself, the best possible proof
of the fact that their action was not de-
termined in any degree by political con-
siderations; but was based wholly
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CAPITAL CHAT.
CONTINUED from Page One.t @e ~

pointments and the administration OF
| canal affairs, Mr.. Hale was sent for
| from his committee room in the upper
corner Of the Senate wing. He knows
how to handle the boisterous South
Carolinian better any other Republican
senator. Mr.. Tiilman is a member OF
Senator Hale's committee on naval af-
fairs and the two have come in con-
tact much around that table. They
have some sharp spats on the floor
over that canal bill. but Mr.. Hale was
better equipped with information about
1t, having conducted the examination
committee on appropriations, where
Mr.. Tillman is also 4 member.
Although now 60 years Old, which il
considerably more than he looks, the
the senior senator from Maine is hand
hing more work than ever before and he
is carrying 1t easily. This is all the more
noteworthy. because other experienced
senators gradually relinquish some Of
their tasks as the years roll along. Mr..
Hale is not only keeping up his own
end but this session has been taking
over considerable work other senators
have had to relinquish.
Both the Maine senators have a big
program of work ahead for the ses-
sion. The foreign relations committee
OF which Senator Frye is one Of the
first members. is handling the Santo
DOMINICAN treaty and also a lot Of
other business which takes the time Of
the Senate and which the Republican
senators have to support and win
votes for.
Mr.. Arthur Warren, who has been
many years the London correspondent
Of the Boston Herald, has been visit
ing Washington this week. but return-
ed Saturday to spend Christmas with
his family at Scarboro Maine.
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Mr.. BurIeigh's Tribute.
portland Press. !

VI cIt IdHu ITcSo.J
Congressman f. C. Burleigh has writ.
ten the following letter to John c.
Small, chairman Of the executive CON-
mittee OF the Reed memorial:
Washington, ID. c., Dec. IA, 1905.
Dear Mr.. Small-It is a pleasure for
me to join i'm the work of erecting a
suitable monument to the memory of
Thomas Il. Reed. Upright, able and
courageous, true and tried states
man, he was for many years a COM
manding figure in the life of the ma
ton. and enjoyed in a marked and
merited degree the love and confidence
of his countrymen.
1t was his lot TO be abused as few
men in American public life have, ever
been abused; but he was not diverted
from his independent Judgments, or
from his steadfaSt adherence to what
he, believed to he right. Events showed
that the American people are fair. and
that unmerited abuse is a source of
strength rather than a weakness to q
man big enough and brave enough to
stand true to his convictions under all
circumstances. 1t was, however, his
good fortune to outlive in large
measure, the partisan rancor that so
sharply assailed him during his term
as Speaker of the National House of
Representatives., and his untimely
death, in the fullness Of his powers,
was universally mourned by men of
all parties.
To me the pleasant associations
which ! was privileged to enjoy with
...in "A,
the most cherished memories of my
NE Yours very sincerely,
T.. G. BURLEIGH.
Mr.. John c. Small chairman execu-
tive committee etc, Portland, Ne.
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GOOD WILL FARM NEEDS
Discussed at Meeting Of Directors Of
Asso. at Recent Meeting.

Hinckley, Me-. Dec. 29.-(Special). -
A meeting of the directors of the Good
Will Home Association was held at
Good Will Farm, Hinckley, Thursday
with the president, Judge Nathaniel
Hobbs of North Berwick In the chair.
Important business was discussed and
methods for carrying on this work
which means so much to the State Of
Maine in the best manner.
The immediate needs are money for
current expenses and a pair of heavy
draught horses for farm work.
The number of bushels of potatoes
raised this year is 1900 besides other
vegetables as needed. The Industrial
side of Good Will is more and more
emphasized and efforts will be made
to spread knowledge of this work
far and wide.
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normal conditions! This was Mr..
Nichols conception of a Square
deal." and he grew very angry at the
Governor and Council because they
did not break the conditions under
which bids were called for. and sub
mitted. and give him the really desir-
able portions of the Glass c work
The public has been given to
understand that his bid was
lower than that of the Kennehec
Journal. In Table b we give the bids
of the two establishments on those Sc
lected items of Class c which Mr..
Nichols condescended to bid upon.
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but one which we have no desire to
fill. .{.

Glass was awarded to the Water
vile Sentinel which submitted a bid
which, on the average. was figured to
be slightly lower than that submitted
by the Kennebec Journal.
The comparative bids of the two es-
Establishments are shown in Table C.
1t will be observed that the differ
ence in these bids is not so great as
would appear at first glance, inasmuch
as on the 9Th item under composition
comprises large part Of the