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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
1eram@erseS Nsesi@.

eusar @ureb e9tnfen - grfe NuaIttdt :
1870 Yfuab LII; 1b Rfnss 114e; 10-H
4funb lat: 8weite nualttdt 20-l8 Bfsnb
lie ; ID Plumb 11}e ; IL Pfsab life ; 10
2hnp 12e.
GaIiforni9s e9uien-e tU 8 Rfarb Sc;
Q bis IL Efunb 7ae.
e&uItern-GnsI G,reb. 10 b8 20 Yfrnh
TN Dur@f@nttt. Sc; Is pfans Dnr5f9mttt.
9}e, 10 tis IL Hfunh 9}e.
Trabtfid,e Yed-RIarer 0uslt5b Gureb l6}
aerndbiter 6nsar Gureb l6}c, 81 9funb ta
Dur9f9nttt lSe; 5n Q Bfnb I'm Suras
i4mitt 1Se; 10 Bis 10 8fuab tm Osrdi9ntt
lie; 8 9fa2b tn Dur4f9ntH. f&usaI, 1O2e.
8 Bfanb ta Tsir&i&nttt, i@unai, 163c.
Sped, gnsI.-0ewdbtter. 8 bB 10 Piush
tm DurGi@mtt, he; IL bB Il 4fatb ta
Our&f&nttt, 11}e.
eped-Rlare eetten, 30 bs 20 Rfutb h,
Dur&f@mttt, s4e: 2Iare eettes. 20 BID 30
Pianb. 9Kc: 2tare Bellies, Is ID 90 Rfutb,
eve; ls Biz 70 4fb.. s}e; II Bis l6 Plumb.
95e; 3Iare @Aden, % BIB 90 9fuaA. &c;
Eaiden IL BIB 1s 4fsab Sc: 3Iare staden 9
BIB 9 pfunb. 71le
OsY66eItes e4metnefet9 = &noGeaIo5es
8ancp Big SIS. 90; aIares Bean $3.50; Sam
y 1890; etort Clear sl4.5o; shrnpi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

TrifGes %inbHed9-NeHIs8e etsere - 6
8Ae; bteiige etiere 8--8ie; 5isfge Htnbe
$40 BITE 200 @frrb 7e; bstse 2ibe zoe
bic $50 Nfuab { 4e RRbe $50 BIB $50 Rfuhb
&C.; etier gorberpterteI &c, etsz 3tnters
uierteI lie, Rinb St.teruierteI Sc. &inh
gotberrierteI &c, Rub 8orterpterteI 4e, &ab
0tnterbierteI 62c.
grt&es 9oIbRet9-RdIter 93e, 9trter'
pierteI 13e, EorberuierteI Sc.
Strides s@aiieii@ = 4dnraer PEI pfnth
Sc ; e4afe BIC; S&enfeI l3e: Rods hsra.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

&esew - go. q retber $l.21 o,t ee,eu
fen, $1.l9 pom 9eatIen; 20. 8 rptbes $l.14
Saniar 81 81; Besenmesea lao.
Rorn (neaes) - No. / wefb 44}s ; 30. 2
weib 44c; &c 8 uetb 4le: so. 4 pett,
42e; Re. 2 ,Deis senaii9i 44e ; Ro. 8
wetb 9euii&t 44c go. 4 petS eemii&s
42c; go 2 geIb 44fe; 30. 8 seIb A. ;
go. 4 seIb 42ae; 80. 2 senti4t 44s
SO. 8 aerati&t 44e; go. 4 semtf6t 42s ;
RoIben 46e.
9ofer- 30. 2 wetber 32}e; 30. 8 wetbes
82e; 20. 2 0emti&ter 3l}s; 70. 8 aeui9tes
31e.
Qeu 30. 1 aiaotbs $40. %; No.
2, SO. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

Snotenopslis RafeesHrefe:
gen0bnI. bts gutter l0-12e; prtx.a BIZ ess
wdslter 14-16c ; Sanep 8a&-s3e. Gols<z
Delow Is bts 22e, Saua 2S-S2e.
SIN Hadetsn:
Ariofa $13.75. Sion $18.76, SerfeH fl3.76;
Caracas $13. %. DiHwortk's s12. 80, Dsta
Sara 8Isns SIG. co. aiI4ou9 Sl2.25, 0GtsI
BIenbeb Sapa $I2.6O.
8ader-Domtaoss 8.70c; etiGsu6a 7 10
puIuertftrter 5000; xx4a suIperiFTter 6.55s.
feiner sranuIirter $3.50; Cubes 6.75s; goss
fectiomers' u 6. Ice; T~ibsepoob Y $3.50; Etb.
mtg u 6.75e; essYtre rs. zoe; SbsaI ezsrc
@oIben 6 6.65e; astnbfor estra 9 $500,
&ibsepooe 6 6.66e; seIbsr 9 8. 45e; 10 .
ber 6.16.
@etrOdnete 6rii@te-AepfeI, an ber Come
setrodmet. &c; Sobannesbeeren &c tts TIE:
Gitron 1Se bs 14c; %ofnen. 2 Gspmn, pee
@funb. 7e, 8 erour. TIC, 4 GrouR TIC jaas
r~nenfreie ibis Sc, California Tascatel 7Ke:
euItana TIC. ttportirte sultana lie bts Ile
California xprifoien Sc BIS Lee.
PidIes-240O I'M Sab SO; I2OC ia, Ses
So; 1aOO TN 9eIbfas $500; soc tn 5as
$50.
Sgrup-etanbarb @ern 23e bts 25e; a.,
pdblter &c bis 32e; eorsbum sse bB CSC;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes 1se bis 2se; eeudtIs
ter 3Oe Bis 38e.
Gtnsema&te 5ra&te-BIadberrtes 8Ffh.s
SLICE geaGes e~tanbarb, 8 YfS., 81
2.25; combs 8 BfuaS 81. 60-S1. 65; gis
Rea9es, 81 .40-$1.5O; Gnanas, etanecFe.
Q 3d., 81. 65-S1.8e; eecusbs, 2 Blush,
s. .25 S1.46; crime Bobnen, 8 ssfanb Rsss
men, Babarta Ananas $1.S0-S2.2 5e.
@efebte Gsbfen, s. .20-Sl.7 5. frabe SSumi 81
Gents. Rarrcu 9oc, eunseuet9te 56e-s0s
tomatoes, 9 pfunb, 81. 10-sI.15, Hnfer,
Rom sOe-$l.s 80, apieIbutter. pet SutsxS.
8 8funb. 81.
NiHe-BrasiI neu Sc bis 1Oe; JiIberts a.
@aambeIm IA; ueiSi&aIise RanSeIn f5e;
Serbian RambeIn 16c; Reanssts &c BE 6f,
serSRete &c Biz Sc; GneId9e 8alniiHe
Gifs-Raa go &c. Tef). Sat, S-11e y
@o1ons.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

Tsnotbp-Eertaufsprete: 80 COL 90.
Rice = gersaufssreiie: SIC. OoISll.O0,
Del6forn - Sertaufspreis: ie xa3 sa
0ualit6t, 40 bis 60e.
2afr-sei&dt AGO.; IN ben a.bren
$8.00-$9.50 $er Tenne. 9aeuer 32-5H
etrob-4reHe. ie mad benz grah. Ia Eat
len, IS .6O-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

Hirfte = 0erdu9erte 0saruurn BE-,
6rortfurtsr 73e; Bologna In DdraseH &c, in
3u4 SIC.
S9nsalS tn 1ierces i. Dual. S.; q.
nuaIitdt 81e; 8. OaaIitdt e4c
Batter. 9ses nas 0eaaseI
GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe Breie:
Butter - &cmrtra, lac, Greou,ert 30,
0IatR 3!c
Gier-24e per Uuteno.
3ibner Sc, Satne 8, TurfepS-10-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
S9iFsma@rihten.

Netp Oorf: .Mrabie" ben QiberpooI;
.NlgeriO" mad Warieiaes.I
San Graneisco .Wan9uria" bon
0on9tong.
2iperpool: r@ibie" nod Sem 0orf.
@lassou: .Ontarian" bon portlano.
9agal: v2isuria" nod Hetp Dort.
Queenstown: .2ucania" nod 2iber.
pool.
2onbon: .Wefaba" bon Ne!u Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Dattes. 9ses mao Senasel


06Te.
gngros . Serfaufspreiis Snssorttstes
e@ueisersdie S0s per 4funb etmbstmi@s.
S&meBertaie 17c, @tseomfn Gseam 8 aat.
183, New gOrt &bebsars 183s. etabetas.
i9er 2inburser 13-14e. Wrid l8-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

4r1@te t&HH 0es@e6te.
Sra&te.
NepfeI-$1. 65-$3. 80 per Sat.
Dananen-0epdbIte 81. 26 bis $1.B pc
Bun6, sweite RuaIttdt 76c Bis $1.00.
RofusmaHe-S3.25 pet 9umsert.
&itronen-$2. 65-3.2 %.
Dransen-Tancp California NapeIs $3.0
Sloriba $2.10 Biz $3.50.
Birnen 1851 90 per gnibeI.
Eanep Birnen-$1.5 80 $er @r6te.
Seigen : emrprna l1-16e bas Hfano.
DatteIn &c per Yfanb. 90 pfs. 9tfen.
Nener Sonis-16c.
Erauben l5c Bis 18e per 2orb.
SENATE
Rotbe HIben-$1.7b per 6ab.
Rraut-60e bis 76c per Sab.
BlumenfobI 1925 per Sob.
gurfen 40e per Rort.
@eIcrp-per Bam@ zoe.
@rine 8obnen 76e Ysr 8uibeI.
2artoHeIn 81 .00-1.15 per Sad.
SibfartoHeIn So. 75-3.26 PEI SAB.
9abieie sc-13c per Dusenb Han@es.
Mbubarb l0c per Dusenb.
salat 12c per pfunb.
3rutebeIn = 81 per Huibei.
Sponii&e SpiebeIn ST. ~ per Crate.
Napp Bobneu $40 pet DufbsI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
9ridt i6 DOr SeantpDrtnng br meritaulidet
@Drtelnnge1.
Gel6es 1ieber in Der &analpne. -Sie ACKNOWLEDGMENT bonn Sauie
amaempmmem.- 3ugbebienhete Der gemnpluania=gabm nnurisSen.-
grbinter Snbauerz Wifonar g~eaprben.
Gar cute 8 5 n.

-" O3ob3 ~
ftir quite 2anbfraben er6fnete beute
9p. Song bon 6lOrioa. Or fhbrte
aus, baB 5loriba biaigsre 2~anbfraBen
baue ME bic gunoesresieruus. $1,000
bis $4,000 fhr Die Wsile. W. s.
Dodge, Nationaloirettor, iaQte, $4,000
fir Die Weile fur permanents Straben
peroe i'm Norben ni1t fur iibertrieben
gebalten.
Wit elmer Obation purbe Sen. 2a=
timer bon Sto-@ Caroline %empfanaen,
Der i'm &on9reb Die Bill einbra9te, bab
cine 8ermiaigune fir ben gau bon
2anofraBsn iber oas ganse 2ano ge=
ma1t ueroen fole. Die Wertbeilung
Der @elber fole nod Der Beb6lferun9s-
3abl gsma9t perben. Ct mics barauf
bin. baB @elo fir @sbdube, Sdfen uno
2anbpof beruiatgt tperbe, alio tonne
oer Son9reB audi Werrpiuigungen fur
2anofraben MAIDEN.
Gtir 3 unbesena t.
Sefferong itp. no., 20.
San. Die 2esislatur nabm beute In
s%emeiniamer SiBung cine Nbfimmuns
Dor, I'm einen 8unbesienator au tpdbs
len unb bertaste fid banr biz Montag.
Sas Reiultat Der @btimmung mar:
Nieorinsbaus 80, gOdrea 81, 2ersns
9, pettijObn l.
Seute tbarer Sc Stimmen fur eiren
8anoioaten nOibwenois Inn setpdblt gu
ueroen.
90 m. 8. 8rnan.
WabingtOn, 20. Sanuar.
Wm. s. Srpan erfaien beute i'm De-
partement fur Sanbel unb Mrbeit unb
bate cine LANCE unterreouns nit benz
fteIbsrtretenbsn gommiRdr bes @orpo.
rations-8 Bureaus. Smith. ct inter-
eiirte fid fehr fir bic 5rase elmer
Bunbess2 icen3 fur @orporationen.
0erberter Heubau.
6 plumb 9, g.. 20. San. -
Hadoem on benz Neubau Der @olunl-
bus Sabinss & Sruf So. bereits 81
llnfdle paiirt inb, itelten 9efern
fdmmli9ts2 cute on bemielben bieNrbsit
elm, als Mlfrso 8. Smith aus benz 9.
Stodwert berabfiel. Die Mrbeiter Bee
bauptsn Der 8au iei berbert.
6 m o o 80 rpaeB.
Wafhinaton, 20. San. Sen.
Smoot mar beute ielbft auf Dem 3eu-
9enftanb. Die an i'm eeri9teten 6ra-
gen bs3osen fi9 auf iein 8Orleben uno
Camille.
6Ieftppbus.
Sober, Wo., 20. San. 3mei
Mant finb In eirem Solsfdaerlaser Der
Safe 8ietp plantase an 6ledtppbus
eefforben i,nb apei anbere fino i9tper
erfrantt. Sn benz Eager tuaren iber
80 Mann bei9aftist, bic fi& iebt mod
Nufbru9 oes 2agers nod allen Ri9'
tungen 3erfreut baben. Die 8sp6lte=
runs Der nmsesenb 1T bierburd iebr
beunrubigt.
Streif Der GubrIeute.
g t. Soepb, Wo., 90. San.
Worgen tperben ale unions Gubrleute
an ben Strsit geben, neil ibnen bic ge-
forbsrte 2~obnerbSbuns bon $1.75 auf
81 per Sag bon ben TRANSPORTS eisa.
I9aften uno Grandchildren bertpeis
CERT tDirb.
gs tuerbeu Hi9tsu nionleute an9e-
felt tperben unb Die poli3ei lou bisfel-
ben bef9hben.
Neger IN O I.
Reno. Nep.. 20. San. Gin Neaer
brang beute Mbenb tn bas 0aus Der ges
a9tsten Grau Sames 6. 6arper unb
f9lug ibr nit elmer Mrt auf ben 2opf,
pdbsenb fe nit 2 3inbern i'm Bette
lag. gr fdlsppte bic Srau In einen
S9uppen unb itanb i'm Beariffe ibr
ben 3opf ab3ui9neioen, als CT bur9
bas @ei9rei Der 9inber beri9eu9t
tuurbe.
gs tuuroe eingfeger berhaftet, auf ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
8.

9as Observation-Disclosures nabm beute
bic @erpi0i9ungsbia fir Die Mrmee
an, na9oem oerielben nit GROCER Wa=
ioritdt elm ENHANCEMENT sueefhgt mar,
baB tinftig %penionirte armeeoff3iere,
Die bel Der MiIis Der pe,f4iebenen
Staten DienHe t6un, auber ibrer
penfon feine Beaablung erbalten
follen, tuentt biefe 8~e3ablun8 iene zines
Waiors iiberfeist.
Der Ref Der Sibuna mar Der Bera-
tbuns Der 8euiaigungs. Bin fir Sn-
bianer geuiomet.
Das 6ats bertaate fd Biz r,orgeri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

Indianapolis Detail Sert@ifsprete:
Rau,rrrtb RIee So. 50-$7.00.
9aotber $6.O0-$6.7 ".
AIitte 81. 2-$8.00.
GIfaIfa $8.60-$9.O0.
0eiber Sc. 60L$10.26.
6anch 1imotbt ~$1.8b-$1.90.
@erpdblter ST. 60-$1.06.
8rtma 81. 75-$1. 60:
Ganep 2entudp BIausrab $1.40-$1.M
@rtra ret1es IN g6af 5Oc-60c.
Or4orb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
&e6 9op IN @baf 85c|$1.25.
@eiber Soma Sar1en Sdfer 5Oc-e0e.
8eiber SDinois l6c-65e.
Sdtaet, Corn fpeib utb geIb $1.10-$1.&.
Nmber Su6errobr Samen $1-1.26. a.
@niIa9e goru 90c-$1.10.
5rtbiabr 0erfe 90c-$l.10.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
6 q Il r o 3 o q | q.


ianbten 8otperi ~ Caracas bic tele9ras
pbif9e Ra9ri6t erhalten, oab Prdf=
bent Cairo Wori6ld9e sur Regsluns
Der Nnfprtde Der Nspbalts@ Ompa9nie
unb anoerer Streitfragen swifden ben
Ser. Gsantet uno V~ene3uela Qema1t
bat, bic fur oieie Regierung unannebm-
bar finb. Sa @affro bon bieier Sbat-
Jade bsna9ridti9t uuroe unb Die
6auptfaot auf unbeitimmte 3eit per=
lafen bat, bat sr, far bic 8ssenuart
u~enigfens, bic 0erbanolungen ab9e=
bro9sn. Sn Golse beiisn fins bic 8e=
3isbunsen swiidsn beioen 2anoern fehr
asipannt. gs III ni9t bic abfi9t Der
Administration nit tibertrisbener @ile
bOr3useben. aber es 1T faf fiber, baB
3pangsmaBre9eln ni9t gu bermeiben
iein tueroen.
0elbes Is te0er.
90 abington n, 20. Sanuar.
Die panamas3 anal= 3ommiffion bat
bic Mufmertiamtsit bes @oub. Sabis
bon Der R~analsone auf bic Naari4ten
iiber bort borsetOmmene 6dne BON gel.
benz 6iebsr selentt uno ibn UNI @rfiat=
tung zines Beridtes eriudt. Oerielbe
III nod ni4t eingetrOfen, b.. Die 2abel=
berbinbung unterbro9sn III.
u nsuriebene 9abnIeute.
p6i1abeIpbia, 20. San. Die
Mnpeienbeit bes @robmeifters g. 8.
MorriHep bon Der griioerf9aft Der
3ussbsbieni tetsn i9sint cine before
Stimmun9 smiiGen Der 8erwaltuns
Der penniplbania 8abn unb ben 3ug-
beoisnfeten b%erpOrgerufen 81 baben.
Wenn fid bic Sage aud ni9t ueisntlid
ssdnosrt bat, 70 Fnb bic Be3iebungen
bod ueni9er geipannt uno Sptimifen
slauben f6on, bob Elm Streit ni4i
msbr mabrf9sinli9 iei.
0aterbe 8ra E..
@utbrie, Otla., 20. San. Sm
genebiciiner GIofer gum 81. Ssr3sr
in pottnuatOmie Co., III Batter 5elir
be @rafe, Elm @rOsnefe bes b~erporra-
senbsn frana6fiden Mbmirals, BE-
@raee, befen GlOtte nit @aibinstOn's
&rmee gemeiniam pperirts, SO Sabre
alt 9eforben.
Batter be 8raHe mar in 8aeourt,
Srantrei9. eeborsn. Seit 80 Sabren
mar er als Niffionar unter ben Potta-
tuatomie- unb Ofa9e.Snoianern tbdtig;
CT i9lisf in Den erften Sabren In ibren
Sitten unb theilte ibre Wablaeiten. Or
a~rinbete 3ablrei9e 9ir6en unb S9iler
in Oflaboma unb benz Snoiansr-
$erritorium.
HeueB o n.
@utbrie, Otla., 20. San. Sin
Greibrief puroe beute Der Oklahoma
& potsaI gabngeieli9aft, nit sinem
2apitale bon $40. coo, 600, sstpdbrt.
Die @eieai9aft min cine gabn bon
@utbrie nod Wosoner unb poteau,
s. e., bauen.
2anb reerDirt.
Wabington, 20. San. Sas
Departement bes Snnern Bat IA Somn-
ibips, umfaFsnb 322. $50 Nerss 6fsnt=
li9en 2anoes i'm Cos Cruces Sitriti
tempordr allen Gormsn bon Nniprii9en,
ausgenommeu iOl9en anf Winerauanb,
entsogen.
Eotnert6bung.
pittsburs, 20. San. Sn ben
s9oenbile Merfen Der preHeb Gtfel
Gar 60. puroen bic 26bne UNI 10 BRO.
3eut 9ehsisert. Die grb6hung uirb
bonn l.. Sanuar an gsre9net.
@eIbfdtf9er berbaftet.
gbieaao. 20. San. %. g.
2irt bsfinoet fi9 bler In Daft. neil eI
faf in allen srbBeren Stdbten bee
Wefens Bills psrausgabte, bsrsn 8e.
trag er erb6bt battle. gr ffebt unite,
$40. 900 Biir9i9aft.
8 uderpI n agen.
San a n, g. g., 20. San.
Die arbeitsr bon 5 9roBen 3uderplan'
tagen haben bic Nrbeit n~iebergelegt,
um eine gr90buns bes 2obnes bon sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
IS. GonsreB.
Senat.

Wab I n, 20. San. 81
bic 3eit bes Senates tbeilten fta beute
tpieber bic Staatenbia unb bic 8ia,
ipelde bie &obbenf9ldser entfddoi9en
foa. Gtir lebtere ipra4 Sutton. Wc-
@rearp unb Bate fpraden 9egen bic
Staatenbin.
Beibe Bills tpurben 6is sur nd9fen
SiBung berf6oben, Dbne bob etuas
Geinittbes gei9eben ipdre.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
The Ruling Passion.
b JOHN r. MOSS, 2s5 y Street
Northwest.

Senater-elect James b Frazier. of
Tennessee. Is credited with the following
story on the stingiest man this side the
River Styx:
An old farmer who had, by the exer-
else of thrift and economy unparalleled
by the Merchant of Venice, accumulated
considerably over his proportionate
share OF the coin OF the realm, lay dying
al the close OF the day IN his lonely
farmhouse The distant neighbors had
gathered around for the purpose OF tax
Ing last look before his wearIed spirit
took hight. The minister was present
10 give spiritual counsel and comforf
10 the sotourner TO that se,,.-..=z ron,
whence no traveller returns and 10 the
ielthfui wife. who had been his constant
companion through this vale OF tears
ana who WAS even now bending over
the bedside OF the dying.
Suddenly the eyes OF the emaciated
hsure on the couch opened and peered
aDout cne room az the kindly faces of
the neighbors.
AN inspiration. fash of light. fitted
sross mis- countenance as he turned bfe
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Ran Out Of Cards.
BY A. H. PIHNEY, Station B.

Last winter a weI-bnown woman res
1dent of Mt. Pleasant, who had experi-
enced great difficulty in getting a foot
man VINO would remain sober enough TO
properly attend to his duties. enploved
a young man from Baltimore. recon-
Hended 10 her by a friend in that CITY
he was little green as TO the func-
uons or a footman at first. but was
QUICK 10 learn and so anxious to please
ana ABOVE all so temperate in his habits.
that the lady soon was congratulating
herself on obtaining so exemplary an
attendant. an
Ohe morning, shortly after the new
Iootman's arrival, his mistress. starting
OUT 10 repay number of calls discov-
ereo mat her card case was emptv
'on' she called, 81 find that I have
no cards Go back and get me a naclx-
age NOW JOHN she explained xvbc,
ne returned TO the carriage. ..here is g
iist OF the addresses which wish 70
Visit As l have not time To sion AZ all
OF lhem l have marked those wbara
uesire TO alight with cross At tba
o'hers you will simply hand In card
anu ihen go on TO the next"
LATE IN the afternoon. when all ~
people on the list had been called 49,,
.ne society lady remembered that sbs
T-" iiau Iailed to set down the names Of =
, &c" acquaintances. 10 whom a visit was
ohh she said. we will now drive
80 10 mrs y, on Connecticut avenue
ca --iu oiI me way viii write down ,brna
- iour more addresses at which I v-isb
you 70 leave cards b" i9h
footroa'. IAN NJ. 90 Il. - excitedIy cried the
onI'l rDI.i.1h' AN we can't do it. nam. nav
spades 81 Iefts dos OF hearts and the jack of |
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

suit, over the title to piece o
property next to their store. which
they had purchased. and employed ar
attorney named Hungerford, who was
famous for his wit and sarcasm. 70
represent them
After protracted legal battle
Hungerford won the case. The fee he
demanded was a large one, but the
nrm made no objection on that score
The senior partner however, was a
merchant of the old school and a. stick
ier Tor form. and the lawyers bill. rem
dered in general terms For services
rendered reused his ire to the boiling
point
He Immediately sent it back. de-
mandfng an itemized statement ..Put
down everything that you have done. y
ne wrote. 'and describe every paper YOU
have drawn up"
In a few days the bill came back.
carefully itemized, as directed. but II
had increased considerably in that time
AT the bottom OF the long list Hunger
ioro had placed an item not included
in the first statement.
1t was ITO preparing itemized state
ment, $4,000"
After good deal of wrangling Case
o Goddard paid the bill. as thus
amended. They were never r--own 10
ask for an itemized statement again
and their opinion of lawyers sank so
low, after this. that il was considered
UNSAFE Tor an attorney to enter their
store
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Prohibition to Be Gradual.

me reform laws are not intended to
pIohlplt absolutely the sale of LIQUOR on.
10 MAKE the Introduction extensive in its
apphcauon. The purpose of the govern
nleht Is TO advance gradually. In this
.iiy the laws will first become effective
AN inner zone will be established within
"hIch the sale of pulque is absolutely,
prohibited As the drinking of puloue'
has been particularly general within this
Nomne, TINS ruling strikes at a vital point
q, tslue the zone the sale of the iiouor
- sreatly limited. Sanitary regulations
- IMPOSED. which require absolute
clsdnllhess. not only Of the saloons bnt
~ ~ lne employees within the saloons
ttuies iSs are imposed as to the handling nr
pns nc lquoF. and many OF the evils attend
@ aiis upon careless methods of storino
blows ueath-
o,,s ,ts pest. the pulque habit is danger
GUS IN the extreme 10 the psople of IN.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Big Revenues for Government.

fuique has been selling for some time
past at cents liter. The daily sales
nave averaged $4,000 in this city The
price In some Of the lowest dives has not
peeh more than cents. but the average
price Is not below 3 cents The govern
neht has derived a neat revenue from
the business of something like 1890. 900
annually.
Men or great wealth in the district
surrounding the City OF Mexico have
made their fortunes raising maguey.
', lthin radius of 100 miles of the city
, riltre are scores OF planters whose busi-
market for maguey were cut OFF They
keW with alarm the first step which
l.a mas oeen taken by the government TO
,,i oui.aiI the sale of the liquor In the
Geyat uIstrlct thousands OF acres are
plant VI 'he hiStSuey
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Lecturer Fled.
BY MRS GEORGE y. VAN DEE
COOK, go X Street Northeast

Ihree tan AmeTicans-Mr Robinson.
VINO was six feet tall: the Rev. Phil
lips Brooks, who stood six feet two
inches, both OF Boston, and the Rev. DIR.
| McVicker. who was six feet four inches
and of Philadelphia-made. in company.
a trip TO England On the way trev
determined that when they should reach
England they would travel apart. lest
three such tall men together might pro-
woke remark
Arriving at a weli-known town in
YORKSHIRE. and learning that a lecture
was TO De delivered to working men on
America. the three went Entering
the hail separately, they took seats
apart As the lecturer proceeded, his
utter ignorance Of America soon became
manifest to the three Americans Final
ly. however. a statement concerning the
size of Americans was too absurd to
be endured in silence
The speaker had barely time to con-
clude sentence asserting that Ameri-
cans are proverbially short OF stature.
never exceeding at the utmost five feet
ten inches, when Mr. Robinson arose
and said:
Ny friends. I am an American. and.
as you see, 1 measure fully six feet. II
there is any other American who hap
pens just now to be in the house 1 re-
quest him 10 stand up
An expression Of surprise was followed
by roars of laughter as the Rev. Phillips
Brooks arose and said:
L am an American. and my size. six
feee two inches. occasions nc particular
remark in America If there is any
other American in the house, /, In turn
request him TO stand up"
After a lapse OF a few seconds. In order
to give the lecturer q little time to re-
cover himself, DR.. McVicker slowly
raised his ma jestic figure 10 its full
height of six feet four and began:
I am an Am
But this was too much. and he could
not get any further. The audience had
lost all control OF themselves, and tha
speakers disappearance from the stage
brought the entertainment to a prema-
ture close.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Positive Identification.
~ ELSIE n. PINNEY, 7os Eighth
Street Northeast.


As an illustration of the ignorance of
many weli-educated people. of the sim
piest business matters, may be cited a
little INCIDENT which occurred quite re-
Gently In one of the uptown stations
of the local postoffice
One evening. two or three weeks ago.
an elderly gentleman of clerical dress
and manner walked into this station.
a few minutes before closing time, and
after. carefully studying the signs over
the different windows. stepped up to the
money y-order counter, and handed in an
order for sS5
"'D0 you know anyone in the neigh
borhood who can identify your asked
the money-order clerk. You have to be
identified. you know. before 1 can pay
you"
The holder OF the order shook his
head Il am stranger in the city,"
he said. '.and don't know q SOUL
II am sorry" replied the clerk. ''but
! can't pay you this unless you are
identified by some che known to me-"
The clerical gentleman was obvious
ly worried. Cant you fix it up for
me. some way?' he anxiously inquired.
II must leave for Chicago this evening,
and have barely time to catch my train.
so 1t is imperative that I get the money
at once
Perhaps you can show me some let
ters or documents, bearing your name,
that will satisfy me that you are the
right party" suggested the money-or-
der clerk
The worried look on the clergyman's
countcnance gave place to a smile OF
relief Fumbiing in the pocket of his
long frock coat. he drew forth a small
photograph of himself which he showed
through the grating. remarking trIum-
phantly. There; / guess that VIII con-
vince you.'
"A very good likeness. indeed. sir
remarked the puzzled clerk. but / don't
see how Il can be OF any use In identify
ing YOU"
You don't see how II can be of any
use In identifying me?' cried the other.
In unfeigned astonishment- WHY. man
alive. If ] am not myself. how could /
get photograph Of myself"
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Conductor Was Willing.
BY JOE DUNCAN WILLS, rakoma
Park, Md.
awarded prize OF 50

tAwarded prize of SD
The following incident occurred on a
Washington street car not long ago.
The car had been stopped for a lady to
get OFF. The rear platform was full of
men, and she could not see that one
side OF it was closed with wire rail-
ing When she started as If to get off
on that side the conductor said: Lady.
you can't get off on that side OF the
car She thought that this was only
one OF the regulations of the road. and
replied Indignantly:
What's the reason 1 can't get off
on that side? 1 will get off on that side.
very well, madam replied the con-
ductor Gentlemen. please stand away
ana let this lady climb that railing