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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Na1ri6ten aus Snbiana

Winona9ate, 81. SUM-. Sis
0srausasber Der rspublitanii9sn Sci.
tungen BON Snoiana weroen fi9 wd6s
reno Der WoHs oss Is. Suli bier psrs
iammsln.
Saqerstopn, 81. SUM-. Sn=
fol9e acknowledgements tar6 bier Der
Is jdbrige gbarlss Stemart, Der in
einen roftigsn Ia9sl gstreten mar.
8reencaffe. Die ginueibuna
bes reuen @ourtbaufes bon putnam
@ountp wirc am A. Suli fattfiubsu.
@ouperneur 6anlep wiro elmer Der
Reonsr iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Yeriomal=Wottjea.

.6rau 2ottie Gels In Beglsi=
tun1 ibrer S9misgsr gltern Serrn
uno s 8 aus @bicago, trafen
sstsrn gum Surnfefte bier Elm. Die
ielben tperber f9 bel Der Muttsr Der
iungsn 6rau. 6rau 2ouis ai&.
Ter, 1745 Orange Str. mebrers @o9en
auf6alten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Srrfnuts.

6enrp Climber IT,, Der In 2450 Sub
Rsrioian Str. cine 8roeerp betrsibt,
muroe seftern Ra&mittag UNI 5 ubr
als irrinnig I'm Stations6aus inter.
nirt, uno miro bini9tli9 isinss aeiais
gen 3utanoes untsriudt tpsrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
etrheerif9er WatIer,

Betrhgerif9er Watler.
pbiIabeIpbta, 20. SUM-.
Dur& 6dli9unsen iber bic 3abl bon
alttien iOllen perf&ieoene 5inansinii-
tute bieier Stabt einen S9aben big ~
elmer WiQion Dollar erlittsn baben.
Die Jdlf9unsen wuroen an9ebli9 bon
benz Dor A Wo&sn uerfforbenen Watler
Beniamin 8. GostiQ begangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
...QYres Bulletin
%abmfarbige...
@oaeme...
&lei0er< N0de...

Gin Rleiberrod in SnO9e adnse lit
cine Notbpenoigfeit fir oie BONNER
Soilette. Ser umSuss : @ertaufs.
Yreis lit iebt sivsi Dollars ~ enieer
fir irseno cine NuSuabl.
8abmfarbise ronene Sleioerrode
con Serse unb @tamine einise nit
breiten Sor Plaits, anbere nit SeiS
tenplaits ; feline barunter bic ipeni>
ger als IS Is usrth fino @aswabI
iest. Sc. Is
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

Das 5 q d n q n | 8
oes osrforbsnea 8. 3. S9esran miro
6reitas Wor9ens UNI 9 ubr in Der st.
Better uno plulus Rir4s f%atttnosn.
Die Sesroiauns fiuoet i'm y0o!p @rob
gemetrn" fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Neues & t.

at6sn. 20. Stunt. 26nis @sora
6at Ralli nit Der giIbung zines neuen
2abinsts bsauftragt, bas aus Witalis-
bern Der partsi beg ermoroeten pre-
mierminiftsrs Selpannp befeben foa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
8afe=8aa.

Die gsfri9sn Spisls rsIultirtsn pie
folgt:
1meri Iociatior n.
Columbus, 90. Stunt.
columbus -. l. 2
81. paul.... 100000 l
gattsrisn -0art uno &pan;S sifons
uno Hoonan.
NationaI-2iga q.
Cincinnati, 20. Stunt.
Cincinnati =. 0O1OO1OO1-
Neu Dort... .30022O0O1-
Saiterien : @6e9, 9arper uni
pbslps; Dimes uno Gomsrnan.
Chicago, 20. SUM-.
@bieaso.... .OOO1OOOO1-
philadelphia 000101100-
8attsrien - Widsr unb 2ling
Dugslssbu uno SoOin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

" Die bette 5 Gent @isarre in
Der Stabt, MuAo's .2ongfeGom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

Sir Snbiana: DabrideinIi4 S4auer
beute Ra4t uno DOnneritas fiibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
3. .. & Of g. 0aaenseieQ=
iaaft.

Antouf Der SanSeIstammer pirS nit rieii>
gen Gntbuiiasmus aufsenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

~ 9enrp g 4ergeus, ubren
r1nb 64mudfa4en. 331 8. Daib. Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

2oeaED etterberi9t
1heiIpeiie betpOIft beute Ra9t uno am
Scnnerita9; mdbise Temperature.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Wetterberimt.
Dafbin9ton, 81. sunni.

Sar "a s~tnubsu. .uDsub = ubr yaOrssns. %. SUM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
CO,

9ns,ana's sr6sfe Drp @cobs SdnhIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

81. Z. 8Ibtbs,
SeeticnSsD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

&au4t 9ismspsr's Cuba go. L.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
Indian Voters in Oklahoma.

Kansas City Journal: At the las,
election in oklahoma three tribes Of
Indians voted. These tribes are the
Poncas, Kaws and Otoes. Since the
election four years ago these tribes
have treated with the government and
have allowed their lands to be allotted.
With this the members OF the tribes
became citizens. with the full power to
vote.
The Kaws took the liveliest interest
in the election. There are forty-hve
members of the tribe who are entitled
to vote, and twenty-three Of this num-
Der are full bloods. Everyone Of the
forty-five, without exception, voted,
The Kaws are nearly all republican.
Each Indian who could not read Eng
lish was allowed two interpreters, A.
republican and a democrat, who went
with him into the booth and assisted
him in voting his ticket. With the
Ponca tribe the election was somewhat
different. They had no fixed ideas. and
they wanted to vote as their friends de-
sired. The judges inc clerks worked
hard until oon and succeeded in GET
ting only ten of the hundred eligible
voters Of the tribe to cast their bal
lots.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
ANOTHER STOCK FURRY
Market Again Had a Little Panic of
the Lawson kind-Was General
Weakness

New York, April 26.--Violent ana
feverish fluctuations in the prices of
stocks this morning indicated an I'M
settled state of speculation. The oper-
ators were confused in the Interpreters
ton of the acute weakness with which
the market closed on Thursday last.
before the Easter holidays. The re-
turn to the stock exchange list Of
Northern Pacific was another %confus-
ing element To these were added the
slump In wheat Saturday, indicating
the collapse of the corner, and the furry
in the call money market on Thursday.
TO add to the uncertainty, the Lon
don stock market a closed today. Eff
forts We're manifest to control the
market by supporting special stocks,
which had the effect OF %steadying the
market. Within fifteen minutes after
the opening Northern Pacific sold at
1917. This stock has been nominally
quoted at $50. During the first hour
Union Pacific sold off some 3R and a
umbe of other leading stocks a point
or more. The bear operators were very
active on the short side, and they over
sold the market II We're driven to COW
er during the second hour. This caused
some vigorous rallies, out the cover
was checked before reaching last
Thursdays closing level, and the mar
ket became very dull andNuncertain.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
WHEAT STILL TUMBLING.
More Liquidation Carries Cereal Still
Lower in Chicago.

Chicago. April 26.-The price Of
May wheat continued on a wild down
ward plunge here today. sales being
made at one time at 6h cents per
bushel below Saturdays closing figures.
General liquidation was again the fea-
ture of an extremely exciting session.
Before the first hour Of trading had
elapsed May had fallen to 93R cents,
a sheer drop of 17R cents from Satur-
days high point. At the opening the
prices We're off 2 to A cents, at Sc to So
cents.
Buying by Armour & Co. caused a
temporary check to the decline, prices
lowering around 97a cents. Another
break soon occurred, the price dropping
to 93M cents. Distant deliveries were
weak, although July was supported
quite vigorously by Armour & Co.
Heavy rains yer the entire winter
wheat belt from Nebraska south to the
gulf created bearish sentiment in the
distant futures.
Improved demand was manifested
during the last our of trading, and the
market became quite steady, May clos
ing ! cents lower, at SO cents, and july
down 2 cents, at 84A @S4M cents.
Corn became quite demoralized and
the close was near the lowest point Of
the day. May was down 1h @1%
cents, at 46 cents, and July at 46%
cents, the net loss being Ia cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
Pat Gibney and JUDGE Fox.

Boston Herald: Every spring PAT
Glbney, 3. well known Taunton char
acter, goes over to East Taunton to see
the herring run. He hasn't missed see
ing this sight any year since he arrived
from Ireland thirty-nine years ago.
Last spring, after watching the her
rings for half an hour or more, Pats
curiosity was satisfied. and he started
for home. Not having much money,
he decided to walk home and save ths
fare. He was trudging along the road.
with his ST. D." pipe in his mouth and
olackthorn stick in hand, when an au-
tomobile came up behind him. Turn
ing, Pat saw the familiar face of Judge
Fox.
Good morning. Pa" said the Judge.
Morning, your honor" said Pat.
Jump in, Pat, and I'll give YOU a
roe to the green" said the Judge.
They had not gone far when Judge
FOX turned to Gibney and said:
We'll. Pat, you would be a long time
III Ireland before the judge Of the town
would give you a ride in his autono-
bile
Faith. an I would, your honor" said
Pat, and you'd be a great deal longer
over there before they'd make the likes
OF you judge of a town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
WAS A DRY DAY.
ST. Louis Saloon and BARKER Shops,
Were Closed.

st. Louis, Mo-, April 25.-In response
to the orders OF the police department.
that the Sunday closing law must be
obeyed, saloons and barber shops were
closed here so tight that there were no
back doors open the front curtains
were drawn, revealing the interiors Of
the rooms.
In East st. Louis the saloons were
permitted to be open, but Mayor Cook
had issued a statement to the effect
that all saloons that became disorderly
would be closed instantly.
In st. Louis county notification was
Issued several days ago by Sheriff
Herpel that he would enforce he sun
day closing law yesterday. Several
lights were reported as resulting from
efforts Of the authorities to enforce the,
closing. At Wellston one man, whose
name as not learned, was stabbed and
seriously injured in a saloon fight.
Kansas City, April 24.-With less
than half a dozen exceptions the sa-i
looms in Kansas City, Mo, and Kan
sas City, Kan, and Wine gardens in
the suburbs were closed again. There
Wore a few arrests for direct violations
OF he Sunday closing law.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
MIR. Burbank's Latest Miracle.

Hamilton Wright, in the World To-
lay for April: The spineless cactus,
the latest plant marvel originated by
Mr.. Burbank, probably gives greater
promise of usefulness to man than any
other OF Mr.. Burbank's creations. The
sp1nless cactus in an improved variety
Of the ordinary wild cactus known as
the prickly pear, Of which there are
numerous species and more than a
thousand varieties. Bulk for bulk,
sp1neless is about half as nutritious as
alfalfa, which has been pronounced by
the United States department of ag-
r%iculture to be probably the best all
around OF known forage plants. But.
acre for acre, the yield of spineless
cactus will be far greater than the
yield or alfalfa. An agricultural eX-
pert of national reputation asserts that
the sp1neless will make it possible to
double the. present population Of the
globe through the peopling of the des-
erts. Thc ~spineless cactus is relished
by, all kinds of stock. Horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs, chickens, geese and other
animals thrive on 1t. When fed with
cotton seed or other hydrocarbons, it
VIII make a complete ration in fatten-
ing stock for market. In one respect
it is superior to alfalfa, as damage Of
ten comes to stcck by allowing them to
u free in a green alfalfa field.
AS a commercial proposition it will
cost from $40 to $25 per acre to plant
splneless when once it is generally
grown. 1t a be produced just as
readily as the spiny cactus, and with a
great deal less profanity. 1t will, of
course. be raised from cuttings, and
these need merely be scattered over
the earth. Should a cactus be tipped
ever n the top touch the ground that
portion will Immediately send out roots
exceedingly long and slender. An ad-
verse season will not destroy the cut
which have been scattered over
the soil to grow. If the plant is wound
it will Immediately seal itself up
SO thai no moisture escapes and remain
in a alternating condition until a rain
comes, after which it's leaves are three
or four times as large as they were
Like the camel, the cactus
stores water, chews it's cud and dieests
it fOod at leisure.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27

Then It dawned upon me what my
aunt meant.
Where is hep" I said.
N me draWlng room he asked fol
me-just like the other man, and gave
susan his card. Here it isl"
I took it and read: Mr.. James Good
win"
1T does look rather suspicious"
replied. What are you going to do?''
DO? Why. e Susan for a police
man. of course! What else should
do?'
Susan was sent off with a smile on
ner face, which showed that the err
rand was quite with her taste.
81 fnlloWe Aunt Mildred Szinto-the
drawing room. and was at once intro
duced to Mr.. James Goodwin, from sgd
ney. / knew it was Very rude, but,
for a moment, I stared in amazement
Gould h a open bronze countenance,
lit, by a pair of the frankest brown
eyes l eve saw, belong to a rank
fraud? IL it were So. / vowed that I
never again would I attempt to Judge
a man by his face.
We managed to get out a few com
monplace remarks, but the conversa-
tion soon Jagged.
AT that moment Susan entered the
room, closely followed by a police Of
ficer. The sight of the latter was
quite enough for unit.
Here he is, constable!" she ex-
claimed excitedly. Take him in
charge-take him in charge! We man
aged to keep him talking here till you
came" h added triumphantly.
MI. Goodwin rose to his feet.
What is the meaning of this 2" he
asked.
Il should think you ought to know"
said my aunt severely.
Pardon me, but I don't! If this is
a joke, I'm afraid I haven't caught the
humor of 1T up to the present."
It's no joke, sir" interrupted the
constable: but, if l understand the
matter right, you'd best come along
with me and give an accoun o. your
self at the station
The man in blue led the way to the
door, but paused on the threshold.
It'll be necessary for you or some
BODY to come to the station, too,
maam he said, looking at Aunt Mil
dred. There's the charge sheet to
sign, if needs be-"
"Oh, 1 can't can't" replied aunt.
who was getting a little hysterical.
I'm SO upset. I feel ready to drop!
Nora, dear, you must go and tell them
all that's occurred"
When we were ushered into the in
spector's presence, and after what I
suppose were the preliminary formali-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27

money, the cheque was signed and
ready.
FIN sure I'm deeply obliged to you,
MIS-. Vincent. I shall not forget that,
but for you, l should have had to fore
go an evening enjoyment with an old
chum.''
And Uncle Franks friend shook
hands warmly With us both and took
his departure.
1t was her Jackie was having his
tea hat the bolt fell.
Mother" said my small cousin be-
tween mouthfuls of bread and butter
and jam, Such a nice gentleman spoke
20 me as l was going to school this
afternoon. He gave me some choco-
iates and asked me what my name
was, and where I lived. Sc 1 told him,
and then he asked me if I'd got any
uncles that didn't live in England. and
l said there was Uncle Frank in Mon
treal and Uncle Ralph in Sidney.
And then he asked me if / was sure
they lived there, and / said 1 was,
COS Id seen the places on the map
How very extraordinary" exclaim-
ed his mother. when Jackie had CON
cluded his narrative.
Il think it's rather more than ex-
~traordlnary, aunt | said, a little eX-
ecitedly. I'm afraid it means that
you've been swindled to the tune of
seven %pounds!"
When she Informed the police, it was
only to learn that others in the nighbor-
hood had been victimized in a similar
way, and it was believed that two i'm
posters were playing the same game.
1t was a few days later, and / was
putting the finishing touches to my toll
cite previous to a shopping expedition.
when auntie came nurriedly into my
room.
Nora: Moral" she exclaimed in a
state of great excitement. Hes come
he's NE
Whose come, auntie?" 1 asked in
establishment.
why. the other one they told us
about, and, naturally. he's from Syn
ney--a friend of your Uncle Ralph's,
OF course"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
COLLEGE MANS VALUE
Judge Holds That in Killing One the
Railroad Relieved His Folks of a
Burden.

Bloomington, ILL.,, April ga unique
point in a damage suit has been brought
out by a decision of Judge Wright in
the Champaign county court. Last fail
a railroad dining a was derailed and
Ralph Roberts, a student of the Uni
versity of Illinois. was killed. The de-
PENDANTS attorney moved that the suit
be dismissed on the plea that the plain
tiff has not introduced evidence to show
that any person was depending upon
Roberts for support, and that being a
college man he really was an expense
to his parents during thai period of
life. The judge decided that the point
was we'll taken and dismissed the case.
An appeal will be taken.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27

SagS8 know it's the sort of thing I ought
to leave other people to say. but j
Aunt Mildred liked having me
stay with her. Its not to be wondered
1917, perhaps, for she was a, lonely little
MI Robbed Of her husband by death only
5Alhree years after marriage, her son
@sJ ackle-a bright little fellow of two
R:brothers who had gone abroad. one to
and the other to Australia
and myself completed her cir
NSc ~ OF relations. So every year | used
40 come up from the country TO stay for
sssn month with her at Streatham.
about week aftermy arrival,
80 TMalad alnt1e and ! were chatting before
the fire in her boudoir. when the serv-
SSaAht brought in a card. Aunt took it,
s3Esahd read MI. Andrew Stewartson.,,
g# IN gong INTO the drawing room half
sail hour after. I was surprised to find
sS1le was still there, and 1 noticed that
aunt had evidently been giving him aft
%aSernoon tea.
sS Nora, DEAR" said my IL as soon
gsaas ! entered, this is Mr.. Stewartson.
LET me introduce you. Mr.. Stewartson
ss-.lnls IS my nlece-Miss Macqueen! Mr..
sSteWartson has only recently arrived
FROM Montreal, dear, and I'm sure
you'll be interested to know he's a
great friend of your Uncle Franks"
s Mr.. SteWartson rose to go.
Let me see" he said, almost as if to
himself what did 1 do with my
#gloves?"
@ He thrust his hand into his coattail
pocket, apparently to feel for them. and
constantly his face became the picture
SNof dismay.
Great heavens:" he exclaimed. "Ive
been robbed!
How very vexing!." murinured
aun sympathetically.
sa B. YES, it is" asserted. the Canadian,
Ills not the loss of the money-that's
Esaothing;% but it upsets my plans for
Ems evening. I'd arranged to meet an
99id friend at 6 o'clock at Charing Cross.
dlne with him and go to the theater
afterwards. It's nearly 5 already, and I
sasont see how I'm to get over to my
sIooms at Hampstead and back to Char
ing cross in an hour. But one can
snardiy nave an evening out on this"
he drew out a shilling and three COP
pelS and looked at them disgustedlv.
"But-surely we can arrange q little
snatter IKE that, Mr.. Stewartson?"
auntie kindly. "Can I-can I er-
8gBsoffer to lend YOU"
Mould-er-would seven pounds be
500 much?' "
No, | think I can manage that, IF
soul excuse me Ill just go and get it,"
When auntie returned with the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27

ties had been gone through, Mr.. GOOD.
win said quietly:
I should like to ask, INSPECTOR i /
you know Sir Horace Burroughs. Of
Inc FRS, a house not far from here
l believer" Neie
Yes, l should think We do replied
the Inspector.
All! Then will you kindly send
some n to him at once with tbic
card, and say 1 should be EXTREMIST
grateful II he would come here imme.
diately?" -
evidently Impressed by the request
the inspector dispatched the messen-
ger, and then turned to me.
This appears to be rather a stranpe
affair" he remarked in an offcial
manner.
II think so, too," I stammered.
Il believe It's all a mistake"
mistake" repeated the inspector.
Kindly explain
Well. you know, there have been
some lmpostors calling at houses about
mere lately, pretending to have come
from abroad, and-and aunt thought
II Il think I'm beginning to see
daylight noW!!"
Why. it's like this" I continued,
eager to get through the explanation.
Aunt Mildred was swindled only a few
uaSs ago, ana, as you had no letter Of
introduction, she concluded thai you
were IA sort O.. second attempt" And
l related the story of the so-called Mr.
stewartson's visit. and the loss of the
81. tie
BY Jove!' calculated the Australian.
as soon as I had finished. ut seems it's
ilttle more than a joke after ALL"
telephone bell rang briskly in the
.adjoining room, and the inspector went
to answer the
a few minutes later the inspector re-
turned.
Here is Sir Horace, I believer" he re-
marked to Mr.. Goodwin, and a minute
later the baronet entered the room.
Why, Jim, my boy!" he exclaimed
selzing the Australians hand and
shaking it heartily. what's the trou-
Bile? You're not in any scrape, surely?"
NO, no. Sir Horace! It's only a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
Varieties of Insurance.

Insurance Press: "How many kinds
Of insurance are there?" asks a corre-
%spondent of the Insurance Press. Ry
a coincidence we received in the same
mail the business card Of an enter5ris-
ing local insurance agency in a west
ern city which claims to have on sale
"al kinds of Insurance and bonds"
Here is the western agency's list: Fire,
life, safe, rents, theft, credit, patent
marine, tornado, accident, burglary,
sprinkler, lightning, plate glass. trans.
portation, tourists baggage, bank and
messenger robbery. tailors' and furni.
turc floaters', physicians and drug
gists' liability; travellers samples, fdel-
ity, official. guaranteed attorneys de.
partment, contract, judicial and court
bonds, teams, health, postal, elevator.
casualty, fiywheel, leaseholds, automo.
bile, contingent, steam boiler, landlords
liability, workmen's collective, LIQUOR
dealers license, general liability, hold.
up insurance, bank accounts.
According to the late returns. there
are 1,756 distinct trades being carried
ON in London and it's suburbs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-04-27
N. P. AT HIGH POINT.
Tie Stock Released by Northern Sc.
curities Dissolution Is Quoted
Lin "a 16Q
Up to 1863.

New York, April 26.-The Northern
Pasifc railroad stock, which has been
released by the distribuation of hold
ings of the Northern Securities COM
pany. was traded in on the stock ex-
change toslay for the first time in four
years. II was quoted at sl.68dp1.671a.