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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13

MOUTH.
Ezevotors-Main Floor for Men and Boys.
for all Ages and all Occupations
soc Boys Knee Pants, 19c
Dark mixed colors, plain blue cheviots odds and
ends from SOC line Choice &c.,
Ladies Wrappers, 75c
Ladies light and dark fast colored percale
wrappers, with good full skirts finished with deep
founce at bottom and braid around collars and
cuffs and ruffes. Values $1.25 and $780,
Covert Jackets, $3.50 to $395
Good quality covert cloth in neat stylish effects
Raincoats, 1915
Your choice of any ladies' cravanette in
stock. Sold at $1,000 and $500, and well worth
$500 and $500. Special 1915.
Silk Petticoats, 1898
Ladies' guaranteed tafeta skirts, good quality
silk skirt Well worth $500. Our special price,
1898. t- 49,. '.r~e-
Waists, $139
Ladies' good quality Jap silk waists, trimmed
with lace insertion and tucks. $3.50 and $1.95
values. -, -~.. zs ..s
sateen Petticoats
Ladies mercerized sateen patticoats, in black
and colors. $1.50 values, $780,
Corsets and Girdles, 48c
A lot Of soiled corsets and girdles. A few 'Gold
Medals,'' "Fashion HIP and ''1so4 styles in
the lot. $1.O0 value 4Sc. 't~ .-r~
Lawn Waists, CSC
Ladies white lawn waists, trimmed with lace
and embroidered fronts Good value at $780, our
price CSC. s .~ -..
NJ " Undermuslins
Ladies muslin underwear at lowest prices
skirts made of fine quality muslin and cambria with
deep founces of tucked lawn with lace insertion
and embroidery. $1.4S and CSC.
Ladies' fine cambria and nainsook gowns,
trimmed with embroidery, beading, lace edges and
! insertions. $119 and CSC. ,a' ~. .-..
/ Muslin Drawers, SOC
Ladies cambria and muslin drawers, trimmed
with wide founces of embroidery. soc values.
t., Cotton Hose. 10c
| Women's plain fiat cotton hose, in black and
tan, all sizes. Regular 15c grade 1oc, or for 25c
! Women s Vests, 7c -. 80
Women's cotton vests, low neck, sleeveless. Reg
| ular 15c values, for 7c. e
Ladies vests, high neck and long sleeves 29c.
Women's Knit Drawers, 19c
A lot of women's knit cotton drawers, in UNI
brella style only. Regular Csc value, Ice.
a s|"Sunburst' Petticoats, $1.89
/ 3sSunburst'' petticoats, made of fine quality
sateen in the new shades Of brown blue and green
and black. Worth $3.50; price, $1.s9
... Trimmed Hats, $1.25
All this seasons popular shapes; the colors in
clude champagne, green and red Hats regularly
sold at So to 81. Special CSC and $l.25. g..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
YOSTa SEEING THINGS
Nebraska. Bogie Puts Michigan Coach
Into Cold PRESENTATION.

Ann AEbor. Mich, April 13.-The cause Of
Coach Yost's Unprecedented return to- Michigan
for spring football grastSe was announced TIKI
hard game than Michigan ever had since Yost
came. and. besides this. two other games, which
will keep him hurrying to his limit to stay ahead
of the youngsters from, his own elevers. who
are now out IN the coaching business themselves:
earlier than Michigan ordinarily leaves the prep.
school class of opponents for bigger games. is
the extra contest crowded into next falls
schedule. Two weeks later Michigan goes to
Champaign to meet the Illinois eleven, which
was last played by Michigan I'm 1900. Yost has
been anxious to try Illinois football mettle ever
since he came. Wisconsin and Chicago complete
the list Of big onse. That's the reason why Yost
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13

The Leading and Finest Clothing
IhE. Fl
Enlarged Second Floor for Women Three
basement;
Lowest Priced (yet retiable) Goods
Mems Suits, $500
The suits offered at this price broken lots
taken from the better lines. Stylish single and
double breasted SUITS all wool chevios, blue clays
and blue serges. You will find all sizes, the lot
including few extra Sizes 46 to So
Mems Odd Vests 75c
Sizes 3s to a. in dark mixtures.
Mems Mackintoshes, $1.96
Plain black mackintoshes Every garment guar
anteed water proof. -.
Mems Pants, $1.90.
J Neat patterns and plain blacks, stripes and
plain mixtures all sizes up to so waist and sc long
Raincoats and Topcoats, SITS
Odd lots and broken lines from our $40 and -$12
lines Raincoats fancy mixtures in grays and
browns. Top coats are tan coverts and oxford
grays. Nearly all sizes. $7.75.
Work Shirts, 3sc
Work shirts (union made) made of drill, twill
chambrays and shirtings. Made good and full
SOC everywhere, Friday soc. .~ H.. T
e Underwear, soc ~
Mems cotton ribbed underwear, drawers made
I. with double seat and gusset. SOC value, 800:
r 81. :..@ Night Shirts, 48c ~
Men s muslin night shirts, made of good quality
muslin and fine cambria, plain and embroidered
fronts. 75c value, Friday 4Sc. IT,.
Fancy Handkerchief, SC =:
Mems plain and fancy bordered handkerchief.
10c values six for Csc.
Suspenders, 19c r<#s
>#a Mems suspenders, fancy web and crossback and
leather ends; also a lot of Pohn Freeman's. l9c
~. r. :" Shirts 48c ~ Il,
Mems negligee shirts, made with plain and
pleated embroidered fronts All nice desirable pat
terms in light colored effects. Sold everywhere at
75c, special 4Sc So &-.< .~s.--a
-# Neckwear, 23c r.
Neckwear in fourin-hands. All desirable pat
terms made of silks and satns so values, &c.
~ Cotton Hose, DC @-..
Mems cotton hose, in blacks browns and grays.
Friday only, SC. 'zt'.'
Cotton Hose, 1910
~ Mems cotton hose plain blacks with white feet
and blacks and browns with embroidered fronts.
~ zoe values, 12Ac. s"s
~.@. ~,r Boys Suits, $1.39
3. Double.breasted knee pants suits, made of fine
H.. m o11+ hon nO1N rjnna q 1SO I
fine navy blue cheviots. Ages to IA. $500 and
as $3.50 values, at $l.39. ,aaz#
f." So" 25c Boys Blouses, 1oc 1.:>z.a D.
Made of extra grade Of peroales and madras
cloth. Colors gray, light blue and tan and dark
blue. Sizes to IL. l0c. .s *7.
49,. ss.a .+.> y. Boys Hose, 1870 lex. w..
Boys extra heavy ribbed hose, double heel and
toe zoe value, 127ac.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
ISSUED A REMINDER
Clubs Warned Not to Break. the Ma
tional A oreemant ~

Cincinnati. April ia formal notice to, all
clubs. operating under. the National agreement
was Issued : Yesterday by the National baseball
Of the agreement and rulings Of the commission
which it is desired should be kept in mind at
the opening Of the baseball season The COM
mission declares its intention Of enforcing strict
lF all Of these provisions. rulings ard orders
and the cooperation Of all National agreement
clubs is asked ~. 1853
The points particularly emphasized are the
rules against open betting on the ball grounds.
exhibition or other games with clubs ulder the
ban of the National commission for harboring
National agreement players play with or against
independent clubs harboring ineligible players.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
DAVIDSON Aw1NNER
Had Easy Time with Weinberg j:
~ =. Oasinn Rink ~ ~ y ~.

Al Weinberg. who claims the championship Of
the United ties, was given a decisive beating
with Harley Davidson. He will meet Davidson
again tonight, Friday night and Saturday after
Frank Dow defeated John Cosgroye in two
mile roller skating race at the Central rink
and g aecoEds Win Se
winner this evening. ! Cosgrove and Dow will
again race Friday, April p. e.
ers, won the third heat Of the one mile race
In the amateur championship tournament at the
Nicollet rink last night. NJ. c.. Jameson was
second and third honors went to- j.. c. Nc
Cornick. The time was 1920. The other starters
were Howard La Duke c. Anderson, G. Solberg
and ]. i. Conklin Jr. Il - = =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
BOTH ON EDGE
Yanger and Mowatt in Shape for Fri
day Night. :, r.
New York Sun SPECIAL Service. T..

New York Sun Special Service. Q =
Chicago. April 13,-Benny Hanger and Tommy
Mowatt are as fit as hands make them for
their twenty round battle at Kalamazoo Friday
night. The Italian is on the ground ready for
the fight, while Mowatt will leave Friday morn
lnent cali for his weighing in at 1928 pounds at
!, O. clock in the afternoon.
Both men have had lonc rest from the
life of the ring. hangers last engagement was
decided in milwaukee, Nov. &c. when Maurice
sayers, the cream city featherweight, was his
opponent. He given the decision over Say
ers, altho' there was a strong complaint about
the verdict at the time. .'~. -. /.
HsaSn 1t me
and got himself into fine condition. but the au-
thorties would not permit the battle to go along.
He is usually. in good shape to fight at short
notice, but4 his sdesire to make this go with
Yanger the hight Of his liteg has spurred on his
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
, MUST CARRY sPoNaEs
President Pulliam Has Objections to
=. the "Spit Ball.

Now York Sun Special Service.
New York. April 13.-under certain cond-
tions the .'spit BALI will be a balk in the
National league this year. President Puliam has
no objections to the spit BALI in itself-altho
he does not fancy its nane-but he thinks there
is such thing as using it in a maner not
entirely consistent WITH GOOD s3d taste 70
mas Go no ms III 10
an ostentatious or objectionable manner-for
instance. with the ball foot or away from
the mouth in one nand and deliberately wetting
the fingers Of the other hand after the manner OF
licking postage stamp A balk will be called
there is somebody on a base. ;s+ = Fahsz@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
Yesterdays BASEBALL;

At Coumbus-Coumbus 3; Cleveland 2. =
AT Observation-Disclosures (Am.), o.; Phil
adelphia (Nat.). s..
At Cincinnati-cincinnati (Nat.)' s.; Boston
At Washington-Washin 7; Brooklyn. 8.
At New York-New York (Nat.), g; Montreal
(East.) O.. NAfi5- : ~ Z. - ~
. = At West Point-West Point. Z; Trinity, 8.
At Cambridge-Harvard, 10; Syracuse, 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
COLLEGE BASEBALL

the third straight game from the state univer.
sity yesterday by a score of II to 4. Sawyer
for the university pitched steady ball, allowing
the visitors but nine hits, while the iocnls Sc
cured eight The packers will play at Yankton
today e.. ,.s-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
BOWLING
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
1881 First. Second Third.
L. NJ Roberts. .......... 1913 IA 1A
w. s. Mott Co. 615 @.. 100 g. 719
...- First. Second. Third.
Powers Mercantile. 74 DOL 81 S44
Minneapolis Dry Goods. -. S34 7S9 800
MINNEAPOLIS LEAGUE.
+ p First. Second. Third.
Tasmo ......... SSl * S74 9j5
Imperial ................ S41 S71 $50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
Boys Suits, 81. 80
Friday Shoe Bargains

In Shoe S0esom
foF
slot
bche. Sizes
extension solos, and good Boys
lewet oil
WomensO
Two STYLES low Hghale,p BoysBi
Sizes
Womenss Bicycle Shoes $125
HEELS lace mar
nd Nard Men Bicycles
g.
=. Womens Shoes $loo Bos'sho
51c Bargains a
. xuomon,. shoas Boys
1900 "Re' af line heav sde
U' W. Sizes %
NHxs'sh wen SHOES 9a'o
dwea
Woth$
onna snoes %" Mems hoe,$2
Ais som
Worth
Infants Shoes Men shoes$2
shoes andmocai if
Soc aemakd down lei
The Plymouth Clothing House, Ncolet and Sixth
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13

T11inois luis ...:. . 9 Q : 9 8 3 g q :
Three base hit. Hynes: bases OH balls, off
Bushnell 3. of Pond 8, off siever /; struck out
by Bushnell 1. by Siever .; double play Hester
to Jones: hit by pitched ball, Jones 2, Hynes;
sacrifice hit, Fox; stolen bases, Fox, Oyler. Um-
Dire Carney
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
LOOPED THE LOOP
Des Moines Club Acts as a Catchall
for Milwaukee.

New York Sun Special Service.
Milwaukee. April 13.-McChesney, the out
fielder. turned back to the Des Mones club by
the Chicago National league team. was trans
ferred to Milwaukee today and will play with
the brewers as utility outtelder.
as Manager Cantllon has decided to play Jack
O'Brien on first base and put Bateman in right
field when he Is not pitching,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13

The handicap tournament at the Cooperative
alleys started this afternoon. Eighty contest
ants entered and twenty-six prizes, ranging
in value from 81 to 81, will be awarded.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
9ts Yolferseaen
Sir Tobii9tise, ndbern fi9 ibrer 8ons
enoung.

Die pulfter3sllen in Der poli3.ifas
tion ndbsrn fi9 ibrer 0olenoung unb
innsrbalb tur3er 3eit tperben oieielbsn
gum @ebrau6e fertig fein. Die Glen.
arbsiten Oil bieien 3eIen, tuel9e our
Iufnabme Srrfnnigsr einseri9tst
puroen, liefsrte Die betannte 2unff'
idmieee unieres beuti9en 2anbss
mannss Sobias &o9. Die eiierner
@srhifs al, ben Wdnben inb NIT ben
n6tbigsn BohrI69ern berieben. 10 bab
bie eepolferten Wdnoe fofort an bers
ielbsn befefist pcroen t6nneu. Sas
ftdbtii4e 2ei9snbaus, bon tuel9em
man ben aur grri6tuns bieier 3sIsn
nttbieen &aum abnebmen mubte,
tpuroe baburd 3tuar erbebli& bertlei.
merit, blsibt aber INNER nod grob
ssnus ftir geu6bnli9e Jdae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
DUB anb feiae &apeae
Slut Ger StaatS : &usfteluns.
Anbere @ctraftionen.

Seit mebrersn Sabren 1T cine Der
o~eionoeren Nctrattionen Der Stats
ausfteluns bic 3on3ert.4 apsle, beren
programme ftsts bon S%auisnosn gsrne
gsb6rt perben.
Sn bisism Sabre miro auf Der Nus.
ifelung, bonn IL. big 16. n. d., cine
neue 9apslle auftrstsn. bisisniss oss
WiliOndrs :. g. DUB, tpel9e bier
9onserte geben piro. Der Same DUB
uno feline Gapslls 1T allen 9sniigeno be-
tannt; bat bisis 2apsqs bod EFT Dor
tueni9sn WO&sn i'm Sairbant ssipielt
uno srOBen Ssifan sefunosn. DUP bat
f9 pl6bli9 ben Namsn als elmer Der
be%oeutsnotsn 2apsamsitsr bss 2anoss
erworbsn unb bright sben III aus
2iebs our Wufit. Sas prpgramm FIR
bic Stats Nustsqung uirb Defenders
b~oltstbtmli9e Muit bsridf9tissn.
auberosm iusrosn man9e anbers DC
trattionen gsbOten tuerben. @unosrs
DOae 8orte0unsen, bic i9on In borber=
esbsnben Sabrsn ffsts cine grobe Nn=
3iebun9straft %ausi6ten, gisbt es in bie=
fem Sabre msbr oenr ionf uno 1T bic
Iuswabl nit srObem 8ei9ide sema9t.
Dare 9epil" gaftslane pirb feline
berh6mts, balsbre9erii9s &abfabrt
MAIDEN. @roBes aufiebsn psrben aud
bic NelIon6, bic Itrobatenfamilie, mos
den, bic gum srFisn Wtale auf elmer
StaatssN usfsQung auftrsten. Die ga.
mile bsftebt aus elf psriOnen, bonn
Batter abrdrts big gum flsinftsn Ginbs,
einem W1o4en, wel9es eben seben
tann. Ghr bic 3inbsr pirb Defenders
intsrsfant isin: Sony Rioer's NHsn.
Circus. MuBerbem tretsn Mtbletsn
auf, 6inefIte Mtrobaisn &c. Die Iuss
ifslunss.@ ommifion bat isine Soften
ssi6sut, bic gusfeQuns interefaut au
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
@oaem betoblen isin.

Cine Nnsabl Waesoonier, bic i'm
2O9irbauIs 529 Sho @apitol ape. i'm
Quarter limb, melbeisn Der Yali3st,
baB ibnen $55 in ameritaniiGem 8eloe
uno 9 englii6e ,@rODn". @elbfids,
alio $50 geftoblen tpurben.
Die our STEELE gsianbten Seteftibes
fanoen Die 2eute uilo ssfitulirsno bsi=
iammen unb es nabm geraume 3sit,
ebe man iorsit fam, baB riur einmal
Der eissntli9e Sa9osr6aIt feifgefsat
ipsrben tonnte. Der 9isb purbe nod
niSt ermiitslt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
Grft berbamem mao baum ber:
baftet.

9arrp ". guans, feline 0rau uno
8arrett 8erbune bon go. All
Samples trabe purbsn urter Der Mn.
tlase Der SGldserei ssfisrn bsrbaftst.
Wie berlautet, iog 3erbuns Der 6rau
eineT antrag gefient BADEN. Der baour6
erleoi9t puroe, oab Der Suite basu
fam uno $erhune berfeilte. Die
Grau lou i6m bel Der priisslei reoli1
seSOifen baben. Damn erf9ien bic
YOlissi auf Der Gampffdtts. Die gds
bon Weft. uto Warplano=S trabe mar
Der S9auplab Der Sol3erei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
W. @asaalema Semtiboslto
Die Griinberin Der @Iarihsn 8I6iter
eeitprben.

Ius gbansbile tuiro ger1eloet, bab
oprt Dc. Masbalena gentioOglio. bic
g%seriinoerin bss glarihen Orosns in
ben Ser. Staten geftOrbeu III. sic
srrsi9te am 90. Suli ibr II. Sabr.
SOfort nod Dem SOoe begannsn Die
9rauer= @eremonien, tuel6e biz gum
gsgrdbni1s, Mitte oieier WO4e. taa'
ern tperben.
W~asbalena 8entipu9lia tpurbs 1884
in &om gsburen unb mar bas 3u6lfte
9ino bes @rafen SOmenico 8sntis
poglio bon Bologna uno Ingela
Sanorsb. Sbre @ltern uaren bon
frans0fi9er Nbfammung. Sbr Batter
fodt als Sberit in Der Nrmse Hapo-
Icons bss grtsn. Na9 beRen Saa
;os bic 5amiIie fi9 auf ibren Stamm-
fB In Bologna aurtid uno febelte ipd.
ter auf ginlaouus bes papites @re9or
bss Ssassbntsn nod &Om iibsr, mo
Graf B%sntiuoglio Der General bes
pdpfliGen Sssres tpurbe unb bieies
Imt aud untsr pupt pius benz Isuns
ten beibebielt. 8raf Ysntiboelio f1arb
am 26. DECEMBER 1850, bic SrdFn am
16. Mdrs 1864.
Die nun 8ertOrbene erbislt bei ibrer
Saufe ben wsltli9en Namen Nnnetta.
sic bate feben Sdpefsrn. 8on bies
len heiratbeten nur spei, wdbrsno Die
iinf anbsrsn fi9 idmmtli6 Dem ssiif-
li9en Stanbs tuiometen. Wit fttnf
Sabren tpurbe Nnnetta au ibrer grsis=
bung in oas Rlofer San 2Orenso in
panisperua gsbra9t. Na9bsm fe sr.
madden, mar fe in beridiebenen &l6=
fern in &om, Mailano unb 3urin,
no He 1864 Die 8slibbe Der 2lofter=
frau ablsats uno ben geifli9sn Namen
Waqoalsna annabm. Na9 benz Sris9e
i'm Sabre 1866 mar ibr Orosn, ME
aud anbere 9eifili9e 8erbinbungsn,
idarfsn Mabrseeln ieitsns Der italieni=
Idsn &esierung ausgeisst, unb fe
bate gu isner 3sit srObe G%ntbebrunsen
uro 9rdntungsn gu e%rtraaen.
SIM Sabre 1874 erbielt fe bonn
pnphe ben Quftrag, ben glariRsns
Orosn nod ben 8ersinisten Staten
gu berpfansen. 11eber MarieiIes.
5rantrei9, Ilmeria uno Walaga,
epanisn, uno Gibraltar besab He fi6.
benz 8sbpte oss beilissn Iaters fOl-
genb, na6 ben 0srsinisten Staten,
no lie msbrere Monate nod ibrer am
IL. Nu9uf 1875 BON &om erfoletsn
Nbrsife nit ibrer S9wsite ter gonitan3a
In Sem Yort lanbsts. Die S6wefern
beiudtsn nun philadelphia uno anoere
Stdbts unS tamsn idlisBlid nod Seem
Orleans, mo ie bas erfte @lariRsn.
9loffer In ben 0ereini9ten Staten
9~riinoeten.
Mu9 i'm Norben ertinbete bic Shps=
iter msbrsre 2l6fer uno unter bisisn
aud i'm Sabre 1897 bas 3loffer in
g~bansoiQs, no fe isst gsforbsn if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
0s&dfts=@ elesexbett ss sss sssIss'

o6er Bertoui4en ttntS 0ei4dftes probtrtu os
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
siwmsr 81. '6ttssraIS eebaube, RorebnIi4s G6s
Uaartet GtraBe nnb girde.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
500 Yerionen permns
9lnft.
~3uIammenbrn9 elmer Sribine.

pittsburg, 20. Iug. geim
ginbru9e Der 8ribune, wel4s Bel Der
@runbfsinlssuns Der ruiiii9en ortbO'
boren Spnago9s, an Miaer Strabe,
f"tiiratsn 500 Wdnner, Grauen unb 9in=
Der Is Sub tief in einen Seller. SAT-
ale srlitten Oueti4un9sn, aber ss
I9eint, baB Nismano t6otli9 bsrlsbt
tpuroe.
Inter ben Nbgefir3tsn bsfinbsn f4
aud 3 &abbiner. sic besnoeten bic
ginueibunssi. Geierli9tsiten, na9bem
Der S&rsden fi9 selsgt bate, O5slei9
lie berlebt tuaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
CO,
Snbiana's srtsts Dry gocSB 0dnSIer.
@amereimftmrs.
Is damn in Die Siefe geriEen.

pittsbur9, 20. Nu9uF. gel
Nbbru9 Der &uinsn hes @benue=
Sbeaters, bas Dor einsm Wonate OBJ
brannte. t"irstsn nit elmer Wauer Is
Mrbeiter in bic Siefe.
Sreisehn Der Mbgeftr;tan tpurben in
tibelem 3ufanoe ems 2i9t bsf0rbert.
Die 0uipitaldr3te srtldrsn, baB S oer-
ielbsn i4wer berlsBt finb, bab ieboG
teine birscts 2sbsnssefabr bstebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
@etferbcri@t.

@etterbcridt.
SIR "a etunben snbenb = iibr Tloresns, az. Gus.
@afbinston, 81. @us.
SIR Snbiana; S9Dn beute Na9t uno
ant Sienftag.
2ocaIsB etterbertdt
e90n beute Na&t urb am Dienftas.
Ibermometerita
959fs S~emperatur. ........ "a @rab
Risbrisfe 1emperatur. 81
20. z. BIbt9s
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
Nerlan9t Mn5et9en

rs,nb tueI1sr art uerbeu in Der .Snbiana Sribtus
nit Sc per SsiIe fhr isbe Snisrtion bers6net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
8aie=&aa.

Americnn.a o n.
Minnsapolis, 20. au9.
Cries spiel.
Winneapolis ..010000002- 8
SnoianapOlis .2O0O02OO6-1O
Batterien - Stobal uno S9miot;
Tsiop uno 3ealustp.
3peites spiel.
Winneapoiis .....4 100000 6
Snoianapolis .....0 100000 0
9atterien - 2eaum uno G4miot;
Curtis, Giibsr uno Weaber.
Ranias @iip, 20. Qus.
Cries g pieI.
Ranfas gitp. 20 000010O0- l
Columbus -. 0O020120*- 5
Yatterien - Durham unb Butler;
Sorner uno Rpan.
3weites SPIEL.
4anias gitp....0 10000000- l
Columbus. 30 100O26O*- 9
gattsrien - Suftus unb 3earfOb;
Suobof unb Brown.
ct. pauI, 20. Nus.
Cries Sptel.
ct. pauI.....O 1000O001 l. 2
2ouisbille -. 00010021*-
Batterien- Jeraufon uno s. Suli-
ban; Ste9er uno Stoner.
3weites spiel.
ct. paul.... 100000 o. l
louisville 80. .O0O000000- 0
8atterien = Seifons unb 3. Suai=
ban; Suntle unb Sbaw.
Wilmautes, 20. aug.
grfes Spiel.
Wiluautee -. O41O2013*-11
9oIebo .......2 q 8
Battsrien-Sidsp unb 8sbi0s; piatt
uno ". Glarfe.
3tpeites spiel.
Wilpautse ...00006400+-10
Soleeo .......0 o. 8
Batterien - Worriion uno Sopne;
Minneban uno u. 9larfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21

Captain s. & innep bonn
9etsttib.9 spartsmsnt Bat seffsrn feline
Jerienrsiie aneetrsten. Seteftib Wil=
belm Solb tpirb Bis our Rtidtebr bes-
ielbsn aIs gbsf oss Setsftip.B Bureaus
fun9iren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21

sHr "a etuuOen snOsnb = ribr ysOrssns, az. xns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-17
BOARD OF SAFETY
HELD MEETING
AND INVESTIGATED THE COM
PLANT OF ONE OF THE DE-
PARTMENT MEMBERS.

A special meeting of the Board Of
Public Safety was held last night,
Chairman White presiding, and
Messrs. Ingraham and Gonzalez pres
emit
The meeting was called for the
purpose of investigating the report of
Fireman Joseph LeBaron that Chief
White had refused 10 place him on
duty, although he was a member of
the fire department, having been so
elected by the board.
Both Chief W.lt.e and Fireman LIE
Baron made statements before the
board, the former saying that the fire
men had not reported for duty within
three months. Mr.. LeBaron had been
excused for time by the board in or
der that he might drive the patrol
wagon and thus earn a better salary
Mr.. LeBaron stated that he had re
ported to the chief for work, but hao
been refused.
The board decided that he was still
a, member of the fire department, and
instructed the chief to place him a
work.
The latter stated however, that ht
would make charges against Fireman
LeBaron and would suspend him from
duty until the next regular meeting o.
the board on the charge of neglect o.
duty by being absent from duty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-17
CANNOT FLY FLAG
OF UNITED STATES
WITHOUT COMING INTO CONFLICT
WITH NAVIGATION LAWS OF
THE coUNTRY-SUPPLIES TO
BE PURCHASED IN THIS coUN
TRY,
BY Associated Press.

Washington, May 16-Secretary
Taft indicated to the president to-day
that some difficulty might be expert
enced in purchasing ships for the
Panama Railroad Company. Already
some vessels which the directors Of
the railroad had in mind have been
found to be sold and the prices OF
some others have been raised when
the owners discovered for whom they
were wanted.
A question was raised as to the
particular service and as to what
nations flag they would fly. Manifest
ly under the law they could not fly the
United States flag, Notwithstanding
the fact tnat they belonged to the
United States government, without
coming into conflict with the navfga-
ton laws of the country.
Secretary Taft said to-day that YES
sells purchased would fly the flag OF
the country in which they were pur-
chased. AS to the purchase of sup
plies of various kinds for canal work
Secretary Tai: indicated that it was
the purpose OF the commission TO buy
everything possible in the United
States on which prices were approxi-
mately the same as prices abroad.