davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
S6iaer's WnOenfen
@Irbis 8efsisrt.

pbtIabeIpbia q, z. Mai. -
Sas Gnoenten S9iaer's purbe beute
bon allen bsutiden gersinsn ssebrt;
Defenders bic @sianebsreine betbeilig=
ten fa iebr lebbaft. gniipre6enbe
5eierIi9teitsn tusroen Biz gum SOn=
erfag fortgsiebt tusrben.
Gum erfen Wale in bieiem 2anbe
piro MittwO9 unb Sonnertag S9ils
lsr's rWaaeniiein" boafdnbis aufss,
fibrt werben.
b, o., z. Wai. -
Cine erbebsnoe S9iaerfeier fanb beute
Na9mittag in Der 3entral.W afsnbaas
tatt. usber 5000 periOnsn nabmsn
an berfelben Sbeil. Nuoere Geierli9.
teiten ino fur Montaa uno 9ienFag
por9eieben.
. aItimpre, z. Mai. Inter
Der Nltpt3ten beg Wereins unabbdniQer
Stir9er fanb beuts Absno cine S9iler=
feier ffatt.
W iltuautee, z. Wai. Die
9iefge beutide 8eb6ltsrung psranftal=
tete beute Nbenb i'm pabf.S bsatsr cine
groBe S9iQerfsier.
S9ilIers Nnoenten
geeier t.
Berlin, z. Wai. Sie Stuben=
ten Der bieF9sn 1nioeriitdt bssannsn
6eute bic Geier bss 100. SObestages
S4iners nit elmer Nufhbrune Der
vadu6er". Der gOrtsauns fOlsts Elm
GROCER 6ommers.
Ser &Onig unb bic 26ni9in bon
Wirttembers tpobntsn Der gr6fnung
elmer Nusfteaun9 bon S9ilsrreIiauisn
am @eburtsorte BEG Si9ters, Warbad
BEL. Gin urenfel S1iler's, @raf
Slei4en= &uBwurm, belt bic @ebd9t.
niBrebe.
Sim G9iller=part
Berlin, z. Mai. 8sfern bat osr
Wa9iftrat benz Wunfde perf9ieoener
stabtueroronstsr GoIgs gslsitst uno
ben Noropart auf benz Weboins 5u
gbren beg S9ilsr- beriariums gum
S9iaer=Part um9etauft.
Dem lsbtuO6sntii4en geri9t ibsr
bic bsri9isbsnsn S9iasrfsisrn mub iG
6eute mod bin3uft9en, baB in mebre=
rem Stdbtsn Der nsue ginntier bon gr.
Warimilian 8etper, yS9iasr's Iebts
stunben", CUR IuHabrung eelangt
gerliner Sbeaterbirettoren MOLTEN aber
nit benz Sttd, in benz mad auf3si9-
nung beg Or. Ssinri9 BOB bic Seelsn:
ftimmung S6iaer's bor ieinem Sobs
biftorii9 trsu sei9iloert wirb, ni9ts ~
t6un baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Gri6pnen
Son feiuem S@wieseriobne.

Sort @ortb, Ser., z. Mai.
Won Serrel, 5. g., tpiro gemelbet,
bob Der GARNER Soc Wattbeps bon
Bruce &oberts sri9oRen tpuroe.
Wattbetus tuolts ni9t bulbsn, baB
Bruce feiner Sodter characterization
erpies. @sftern absnb srfubr CT, bab
Die geioen berbeiratbet ieisn. Mls er
fe auf Der 2anbfrabe traf, feuerte sr
auf Bruce. Die pferbe bor benz 500
gen oes 2ebteren branntsn our9 unb
bic iun9e 5rau tpurbs bsrlebt. Der
Tater nabm bic Sodtsr mod ieinem
6auie. 5eute besesnstsn fi9 bs;os
Mdnner Bel benz 2eibftale uno iofort
begann Mattbetps tpisber su i9ieben.
Bruce ertpioerte bas Geuer unb tbotste
Mattbetus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
S4ifsna@rt@teR.

Netp gort: rStalia" bon @enua, pMem
gort" bon @outbampton, npre=
toria" bon 9amburg, vWeimar"
bon 8enua, vumbria" bon 2iber=
pool, .@itta bi Hapoli" bon
@enua, v6ubion" bon Sabre,
rglh9er" bon 9amburs.
2iberpool: @truria" bon Wew Oort.
Soutbampton: philadelphia" bon
Hetu Oorf.
Queenstown: .0utania" nod Sem
Dort.
Sober: y8raf Walbsriee" nan SEEM
Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
8 ubeIsbertraQ m tt
gngIano.

8 n a, z. Mai. Sn 6olge
Der eifrigen 8emibun9en @n9lanbs 1T
es i4IisBli6 basu setommsn, bab Der
eubanii9s Satisfactorily unb Der bri=
tiids @sianbte 8arhen einsn 5reunb.
i9aftss uno Sanoelspsrtras untsr3si9s
netsn. Nbsr bic Wsifbs9infigun9ss
%tlauIsl, I'm wsI9s es England baupts
fd9li9 au thun mar, 1T baraus se-
fri9sn poroen. ueber ben 0ertrag
tpurbe felt msbr als sinem Sabre pers
banoeIt uno Der frtbere Staatsiefretdr,
Ssnor OrtiB, mar iebr oaftir, bab
man auf bic enslii9en Whni9e ein=
ssbs, absr prdfosnt palma tunnts fa
niat enti9liebsn, @nglano 3usefdno'
nifie gu MAIDEN. in GOlse oerer es in
guba ebsn iolde Sanbslsbortbeile GEE
nofen bdtte, ME bic Ser. Staaten.
0rDBbritGnrten.
u meritani9 der 6Iotten=
pt5ier berunglii d t.
2onbo n, z. Mai. Muf benz
Sampfer pbilabelpbia Der beute bon
Nsw Sort 81 philadelphia antam, be,
fano f9 aud 2eut. COMMANDER Wm.
9. Sims bonn Nabisationsbureau in
@aibingfon.
gr mar mdbreno zines Sturmes am
p. Wai auf bed 9efiirst unb batte
fol9e 8erlsbungen erlitten, bob er
uabri9sinli9 5 Wo9sn i'm 5oipital
Iisgen mub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Seiterrei9=H ngarn.
y rre9 u n unter n
Seutf { n.


Wien, z. Mai. Die ioeben Bee
tannt 9esebene gnti9sibuns beg
0ferrei9ii@sn &sidsseriats, baB bic
ti@e9ii@e spra9s fir gang gO6men.
alfo aud fur rein oeutfds 8s3irts, Die
lanbesabli4e lei, bat grobe grrseuns
beruria9t.
@ae oeuti4.b66mii9en N~bgeurbne=
ten o6ne nnteri9ieb babsn ben @rIab
zines Iufrufes an bic bsuti9e 8s=
bDlterun9 uno bic uebsrreidung elmer
Senti9rift an bic &esisruns be-
i4lohen, in wslder Fe bic ssiebli9e
Geffeaung bss Dsuti6en als Stats
ipra9e berlangen unb sinen gnti9sib
sor benz bemnd&figen 3uiammentretsn
beg Sanbta9s foroern.
Mlsier.
MutpmpbiIbopte.
MIgier. Z. Wai. Sieben Nu=
tomobilboOte iraten bsute Worsen um
6 n6r bon bier cine Wettfahrt nod
Soulon an. Sas Boot bes Nmeri-
Toners Qetpis Niror. bag aneeiaet tuar,
feblts. 3wei 2reuaer uno Z SOrpsoOs
bootSerf6rer be9leiten bic 8opte um bei
unfdasn Ollie leifsn 3u t6nnen. Sas
Weer mar betuest.
Gin p%ofbampfsr, Der beute Na9.
mitag antam, beri9tet, bob er bic
goote paiRrts; 9 berielben tparen i'm
S9Iepptau.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
q q atteron n.

Rem bort, z. Wai. Der an-
malt Ian patterfon's pirb morgen
feline gsmubungen erneuern, bic Jrsi-
laHune feiner 3lientin ge9en Sirgs
iaaft 3u srlan9en.
0an patterion if guten Wutbes
unb boft ben lebtel 6onntag IN ben
Bombs ausebra&t au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
&aie=8aQ.

o n.
ct. paul, z. Mai.
ct. paul. ....2 0O0OO1O*-3
Milmautss -. 000000100-
8atterien - Slasle unb Noonart;
9ou9bertp unb 8sbils.
2~ouisbile, z. Wai.
2ouisbile ....3 00OOO10*-4
indianapolis. .00000O1O2- 8
gatterien - SIENNA uno S9rieber;
Wc@iQ una &otb.
Columbus, z. Wai.
Columbus. 30 o. 2
Solebo... ...020000013- 6
8atterien - Sorner unb 8pan;
@amnib, Gibbs unb Glarf.
minneapolis, z. Wat.
Winneapolis. ...3 200OOO9*-14
Santos gitp.....2 00-3
8at.srien = 8iuemat unb Waribau;
SsbeQ, Butler unb Stoner.
attonaI-2 a.
@bieago, z. Mat.
Chicago. 900. 1000O110*- 3
ct. Souls. 80 o. 0
8atterien - Briggs urb Neiu;
Saplor unb @raop.
8rootlpn, z. Wai.
Brootbn .....1 000OO3O0- 4
philadelphia. 20 o. 2
8atterien - Seanlo1 unb Sitter;
Sugglebp unb Sootn.
Cincinnati, 5. Wai.
Cincinnati ..00110OOO1O- 3
ptttsburg 30 010010011- a
Battsrien = g%mingunb S9lei;
RobitaiQe unb peib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08


Obsrbirgermeifer an Der SpiBs, pilb
bic bo6e Sraut am 8ranoenbur9er
Sbor fsierlid bseriiBen.
Marottani9e
Berlin, z. Wai. Die bisfigen
gldttsr bstunbsn eintimmig bic sr6Bte
@snugtbuuns tbsr bic Intuort,
ruel9e Der Sultan bon Marotto, laut
tslssrap6iidsr Weloune aus Sanssr,
auf bic bon Der fran36fiden SOnber-
9sianoti4aft in Sss iibermittelten 6or=
~berungen srtbsilt bat.
Ser Sultan lebnt bas bon Der ga.
riisr &egisrung ibm 3ugeoa9te prO'
gramm prattii9 ab unb tiberldbt es ben
Sienatarmd9tsn Der Waorioer Son=
BENTON bonn Sabre 1880, bic &egelung
aler in getra6t tommsnben 6raeen ;u
t%ibsrnebmsn uno f9 aus ben enttan-
bsnen Wirrnifen bsraus3ufnoen.
Die prshe ertldrt, nunme6r lei
Grantrsi9's 2arrsn in Der marOttani=
i9en gnssls9sn6sit 10 Dsrfabren, baB
es cine internationale aonferena
CUR gsfsitisung Der Obwaltenoen
S9wieriateitsn ielbf als ben bsftsn
austpss besrtBen miHs.
M q r 3 g i41ieBt i'd be m
86ttinQer proteite n.
% arburs, z. Mai. RsttOr
unb senat Der llnibeiftdt Marburg
babsn iOebsn einsn snergii9sn Protsft
eegen bic 8ei9rdnfun9 Der ataoemii9en
Selbfbsrpaltung an oas preubif4e
Rultusminiferium eeri6tet. sic mar
nsn in silorineli9en Worten Dor Der
Seunrubisun9 beg beuti9en Stuben-
tentbums, bns ibeal bs%ranlagt, gui GEE
finnt lei uno 0ertrauen gu ben ataoe-
mii6en geb6rbsn belize. Der protsft
idlisBt f9 in isiner Eenoen3 Der Gin
sabs Der 86ttin9er profeforen on,
psl6e gsssn bas neuerli9e 8Orgeben
bes Winifteriums ernfe 8%erpabruns
einlsgen.
6 innerneb men in 81 d n
Der @rdfin Monti9noo.
Sresbsn, z. Nai. 3wii4en
benz id9fi9en Sofe unh Der @rdfn
MptisnOiu, Der gei9ieosnen Satin bee
96niss Grieori9 Nuguf, it angeblit
nunmebr boles g~inberne6merl erSieli
tuOrbsn. Die @rdHn bs6dlt porldufg
Die tlsine Yrinseiin gnna unb erbdli
cine erb0bte Gpanags. Sagsgsn psr'
sidtst fs auf Die fd9ff9e S%tautsanse-
b~Oristsit.
Mu9 tiber elm WieoerIeben nit ben
tbrigen 2inbern fino Ibma9ungen
setroHen.
So9ber3ise a.
Waebeburg, z. Wai. &c.
6eimratb Wolf, @6ef Der Jabrit &.
@olf in Magoeburg. Yudau. bat an.
Idblih Der SsriisQung Der 10. 000fer
2otomotibe in Isinsr Gabrit fur @obl'
Observation-Disclosures Der Nrbeitsr120 ,00(
Wart ssitiftet.
rNegr" n 6 hbed efse'
baIten.
embed, z. Wai. Ser Sampfet
vNsgir", psl9er nit 3wsi aerlester
ruffi6en SorpsbObootsn in Gee 9sbst
mollts, 1T bon Der gOlissi am Iuslau
fen psrbinoert poroen.
Oberf9lefien's 9Iaee.
Berlin, z. mai. gu ben er6btsi
geiorsnifen ssben bic Seri4te anlab
bic uns aus Sbsri9lefen iiber bic &c
nidfarre. epidemic 3ugeben. SIN Mo
not april tpurben aus is9Iebn DIT
i9aften 342 grtrantungen gemeloet
oabc1 80 nit t6otli9em Ius9ans
9u4 in Nieoeri9lsfien finb einssln
Udae bOrsstommen unb cine &egie
runss. mel&e fi9 nit be
! plage bsi9dfttsen iOa, piro oemnd4'
oreanifrt.
' Stalien.
:. @aribaIbi: usum.
81 &om, z. Wai. Die frans6fiG
E Delegation, tpslds our gntbaaung be
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Sapan.
9 d.

OSl uluIIOlUUItI WSIuelI oup USIo-
marf4an Opnma bic gnoen feines
re9ten unb LINEN 6lHgsls beoeuteno
pOrseI4Obsn 6at.
s apaner r Il q b r.
o aogepabana z. Mai. -
Geit BEN ~. april baben bic Sapaner
lan9inm ibrs Sruppen 6inter ben
2aballerislinien borsei9O6en uno ibre
pora.Itobenen StsIunssn weientli9
D~erftdrtt.
&ufff9s Nbtbsilun9en auf ben Jlt=
seln muBtsn f6 3uriid3ie6en. Sa9e'
gen muBte groasou i'm Often bon ben
Sapansrn Dor ben &ufen serdumt tuor=
ben. Nuf Dem lintsn Slisel brdr9ten
bic Sapaner Die &ufsn auriid unb bes
isBten palnotun, Sanlingan uno
8abua.
Sas Sorf G6ateo3i n6roli9 bon
@langlufu puroe bon ben Sapanern
Oerbrannt.
Gelomaridaa Opanta ioa mad ben
.Iebten gerfdrtun9sn iiber 800, 600
Wann berffsen.
Die Snpaner Io1sn 100000 6i.
neEiae ganbitsn NIT srbsutetsn ruff
itsn @swsbrsn bswufnet babsu.
9 erm 3 8
ruffif9e Opera
tionen.
Sofip, z. Wai. Wfnn nimmt
bier an, oaB aOmiral &oiefbenstp cine
bnloise @srsinisun9 nit NebOsatOH's
8eiauaoer erfrsbt unb bers9net, bab
cine iolGe ert ont 9. Wai %itattfinoen
tann, ba Die @ei9pinoiefeit Der lsBteren
niat msbr ME Z 9nutsn betrdst.
Man slaubt, buB ss NsbOsatOf's
G9ifen an 6oblen feblt, uno baB
i5nen iOl6e nab Der gsreini9uns bon
&oiefbenstp in einen Safen elmer Bee
~freunbetsn Wa4t eeliefert tperoen
ioaen.
Die 8epegunesn bss ruifi4en @e.
i9pnosrs fnb 8s9enitano Der Ier'
mut9ung. Sas lanee gertueilen Rc'
iefbenstp on Der Stfs SnbO9ina's
ld6t baran 3tusifslu, oab sr beabF4ti9t
n6roli9 gu fa6ren unb cine baloise
Gdla9t berbsisufi6ren.
gon ben ruifi9en Sorpeooboot3er=
Fbrsrn bat man Ni4ts msbr esb6ri
uno man nimut on, oab he na9
WlaoiuOtOf suriid9etsbrt fino.
HnBlanS.
Neue Sorpeooboote.
g 4 opoI, z. Wai. Die
Sorpsooboots, tusl9e auf ben Werften
Der 8ssieruns untsr auffi9t bon 2ewis
Niron bon Sem Sort esbaut tueroen,
fno Der 8ulsnoang nabe uno peroen
in tueni9en Saeen i6rs probefa6rten
auf benz S9warsen Meere MAIDEN.
SIN Der aomiralitdt berfpri9t mon i'd
ie6r bel bon bisisn SOoten.
9aB Die goote ieetii4tig fnb, II
bur4 ben v8re9orp" fef9efelt, be,
ben Mtlantii9sn Ocean bel Harlem
@sasnI9lage treu3te.
@bpIera.
@6artom M, z. Mai. Sier if BIZ
Cholera ausesbro9sn. Gin SObesfal
ii biz ieBt gemeloet.
gabergien B q 5 nleute
Wpstau, z. Wai. Sis 8ebienfe
ten alsr ruifi!9en g%iienbabnen babet
cine 9ign %sebilost, UNI i6re Sntere1et
su bsrtbsioi9en.
Seutidlanb.
Die inboIungoe Der Sraut
gerIin, z. Mai. Na9 uno mad
qe6t bas proeramm fir bic ginboluni
Der 4ronprin;enbraut ieiner Iolen
bung sntesesn. Sc I'D nun fef be
fimmt, baB Die SersOsin @aecili
Wontag, ben 5. SUM-, 8Ormittass II
Berlin auf benz 2ebrter Babnbofe elm
trift unb fi9 bon bort brett nod
S9lOb Sslepue be9iebt. Na4 tur5e
2af tpiro Re fsierli9 in bic &ei4s
houhfffnAf pinnehnIf. Der 2uo mir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08

Der benz @nbenten an bic S9la9t ben
8sntanp eeueibt if, in Der 1867 bic
Greipili9en 8aribalbi's bon frans0f=
i9sn Sruppsn eei9la9sn wurosn, als
lie ben Sir4enFaat bsrtbeioisten. Eic.
ciotti @ari6alci mar e~bsnfals ars
rpsieno.
9eri9 N b rer Saffe bsrs
6aftet.
&om, z. Mai. Der Nnar3iit
gittorio Safei it gu 9airo, assppteR,
psrbaftst tuOrosn. Sahsi 1T q Sabre
oft. @r fam mad Stalisn, bon Batter
ion, q. s., nit 9astauo 8resei, benz
W6rosr 20nis Sumberts. gbe er
anar9ift uurbe, mar Safei 3oupd9.
ter. 2ur3, sbe a0nia 0umbert ermor=
bet uuroe, 9ing Safei nod Der Samei3
unb traf bort Sresei uno einen Wit=
perf9uorsnen befelben. Die Srei
~entparfen ben plan CUR grmOrbung
oss Sonigs.
Na9 benz Woroe puroe Saffei 3u
Bern berbaftet, tonnte aber ni9t aus.
9slisfsrt peroen, oa tsin auslieferunss=
bsrtrag 3wii9en Der Sdwei3 uub Sta'
lien beftano. BON einem @eridte in
Wailano wuroe Saffsi i'm Sabre 1901
lin contumaciam" gu lsbsnsldngli4sr
ginselbaft berurtbeilt.
Der anbere Witberi9tporsne mar, ME
bsrihtst tpirb, 2uiei @ranotti, Elm
6utma9er BON patterIOn. @r bers
idwano ipurlos nod Dem Woroe.
. efterret9if9er u9 d.
Rpm, Z. Wai. Der vOferba=
tore" 8omano" erfldrt, bas 8erii9t
bon einsm 8eiu5s bss 3aiiers Jran;
Solepb ober zines 0ferrei4if9en @ra=
ber3oss bel benz 9bnige BON Stalien
Obne bOr6.r ben papft beiu6t gu 6aben,
fur unbe9rinbet. Der 8atitan, iaet
bic 3eitung. lei fets t~onieauent ses
tpeien uno er tuerbe bies au9 ferner
Iein. gr tonne feline OppOitiOn gssen
SeIu9e bon PrdFoenten, 36nisen ober
9aiiern i'm Ouirinal ni4i aufseben
obns an Iniehsn 81 bsrliersn.
Die Weiouns BON einem 8sfu9e
zines Miiglieoss bes 6terreiaifdsn
RaiIerbauies i'm Quirinal Jet barauf
bsre9net astusisn, bic 6fentlids Msi=
nuns in 6rantrei4 am 8orabenoe Der
grOfnuus bss partamentes gu besin=
fuhen. Sc bdtte Der Inftein ertpedt
tuerben io0eu, als usrbe Saiier Gran3
Soispb gstattst, mas benz prdfoenten
2oubst berueisert uuroe.
Sbwei3.
Irbeiter uB=2Oneren3
be9iant.
gsrn, z. Mai. SIM hieRsen
Stdnberatbsiaale treten mOrgsn bic De-
lssatsn Der internatiunalsn grbsitsrs
idus. 3Onferens Der Rssierungen gu.
fammsn. 9eutfdlanb, Oeterrsid=
un9arn, 8elsien, 8dnsmarf, Spanien,
6rantrsi9, @robbritannisn, @risden-
lamb, Stalisn, 2ursmburg, Nieoselano,
portu9al, &umdnien, Serbien S4pe=
ben unb @ortpe1en babet lire Bethel
liguns suseiagt uno bic Gt6rer Der
8ewssune frsuen f9 ibres grfolses
bO9 ni9t. sic bsrsisben Settings:
tbrdnen oariiber, bae bas mad @afb=
instOn ssiansts Insrbietsn, gbrenbele.
9aten, b. 3. fol9e, bic ueoer fimmen
t6nnsn nod fid an bic gsi9liHe be,
2OEferen3 in irssnb elmer Weife baltsr
ni5t bsridf9tist tuuroe.
guba.
SanbeIspertra9 NIT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Telomari6aQ ODama
@imnt bic Sffenip=S peratiOnen lit Der Manbi6nrti
iuie0er alf.

geue Surpebpbppte 81 Se6atppul ferig. - Sprbereinngen fir ben Gtn5ng
Der &runprn|mbrant in Berlin. = StanS Der MaroHo=6rage.
@arbnrser Rrufefuren prutfren. = GaibalOigRninm
bi Gum eingeueibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Stalien.
@ aribaIbi: Or { m.

&pm, z. Wai. Die frana6fi9e
Delegation, tpslas our gntbiiaung beg
gietor SugO'S entmaIes bierber tam,
mobnte nit @ertretern Der Regierung
unb @aribaloi.0 eterans1 beute Der @r=
6Hnuns bss @aribaloi.M uieums bel.
bas nabe benz Mltar srri9tet tuuroe,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-02

The compliment is not merely one
to a locality, but 1t is a statement of
a truth that all over America are men
who are giving up the possible re-
wards of a commercial career Eo de-
vote themselves to the arduous work
of developing themselves to the ardu-
GUS work of developing the education
of the country. If striking examples
of this class of men are found in the
west it is because the people of the
west are in a lively manner interested
in schools and school work. Their in
terest and enthusiasm on the subject
tends to raise up educators whose as
pirations answer to the ambitions of
the people. He l.oa fa
Moreover, the western educator, as
rule, has more freedom for the de-
velopment of his ideas than mis- east
ern compeer. He il less hampered by
traditions of the place in which he
works and less bound by the history
of the men who nave gone before. This
is a decided advantage to the edu-
Gator who mas the intelligence to make
use of what is good in the past with
out being slavishly subservient TO it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-02
AN OUT-OF-DATE JOKE.

The New York Times reproves the
press humorists for making jest of
the assumption that the exchange edi-
tor of that paper was murdered for
mis- money. He does not appear to
have been murdered for his money
because his wallet was afterwards
found, though his watch was missing.
However, the Times does not think
1t is profitable joke anyway. News
paper men, it claims, are just as ca
pable of living on their income and
laying away something for old age
as any other class. In this claim the
Times is perhaps justified by the
standing of the newer class of news
paper men. There has been marked
change in the character of the men
employed by newspapers within a few
years. There are fewer bohemians
and more married men than before.
There are fewer transients and more
habltual citizens among the reporters
and writer's.
This settling down of the newspaper
to a local institution with it's purely
local band Of contributors has marked
the progress of the newspaper within
a few years. The newspaper workers
are becoming part Of the commune
ty in which they live. Naturally TAX
ing on the responsibilities of families
and of active citizenship, the newspa-
per workers have fallen in line with
the economic demand of the day,
which is for a man to live below mis-
income and save money for invest
ment.
So the taunt of the humorist agains,
his own kind begins to lose it's force
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-02
FROM NORTHWEST PAPERS
Electric Extension to EIqin.

State Senator Walter M. Pierce, one
of the principal stockholders of the
Grande Ronde Valley Electric com
pany, was in Elgin the first of the
week looking over Elgin with view
of extending the line to this city, and
furnishing lights and power.
In conversation with some of our
citizens Mr.. Pierce stated that every
thing looked favorable for an extern
sion, and that no douN, his company
would be doing business in Elgin in
the very near future.
Rumor has it that this company has
secured, or will secure the electric
light franchise recently granted to H
D. Spencer, ct al, and that a steam
plant will be installed unAil the line
can be extended down the valley tc
Elgin. When the new line is extend
ed Elgin will have plenty of electrici-
ty for both light and power purposes
|-Elgin Recorder.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-02
KEEPING UP THE INTEREST.

The Indictment and conviction of
certain Chicago packers for conspirlng
to solicit rebates from the railroads
revives interest in the campaign for
rate regulation which the railroads
fondly believed was dying out.
They nave So persistently told the
public that rebates were no longer
given, that the quietus to this practice
had been dealt by the Elkins law,
that the public had begun to believe
it. Unfortunately the Great Northern
Winnipeg rebate and the Chicago
cases came along just in time to top
pie a nice little wall of confidence
which was being erected. The public
now believes that the railroads, like a
good many others, obey the law when
they have to obey it. This conviction
carries with it the idea that if the
laws were a little clearer they would
be obeyed with less hesitation. This
naturally renews interest in the cam
paign for national rate law. 1t is un-
lucky for the railroads but perhaps
just as well for the public that events
are happening from time to time
which maintain the interest in the
general subject.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-02
ROCKEFELLER'S INCOME.

Assertions that John D. Rockefeller
holds no securities outside of his
Standard Oil stock are being made
these days by some who are possibly
interested in diminishing the public
f1gures of Mr.. Rockefeller's income,
The attempt thus to belittle Mr..
Rockefeler's financial importance finds
little sympathy among those who know
the Standard Oil group of financiers.
Throughout the Lawson story of
Frenzled Finance there is abundant
evidence thai; in all the deals made
by Rogers and Lawson with regard to
copper, John D. Rockefeller was an in
terested party. Nothing was settled,
| not even the share of Lawson in the
spoils or his payment for his promo
ton of the different sections, without
Mr.. Rockefeller. When Rogers and
Lawson disagreed about che amount
OF Lawson's compensation, Rogers
said to Lawson, wait here and I will
see Mr.. Rockefeller and fix this thing
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-02
.PHILADELPHIA'S SENSATION.

Philadelphia has just mad a novel
political experience, political con-
vention composed OF uninstructed dele
gates who resolved themselves into a
deliberative body and chose a ticket
to be presented to the people of Phila-
delphia at the election next fall.
The convention was called by the
reform element, which has decided
that the only thing to do is to fight the
republican machine at the polls.
After the exposure Of the gas steal
and the subsequent unhorsing of a
large number of bosses and sub-bosses
by Mayor Weaver last spring, the re-
publican organization was in a perfect
tangle. The machine had gone ahead
and nominated the county ticket by
the familiar -office process and the
convention had daily ratified the Sc
steal was exposed it came out that a
number of the nominees ON the repub-
lican ticket were SO thoroughly tarred
that it was deemed impossible to elect
them. But the nominees were tract
able men, obedient to their masters,
and at the bosses suggestion they all
resigned from the ticket. It became
then question whether Weaver would
cooperate with the men he was fight
ing in the selection Of new ticket, or
whether he would go outside of the
ranks of the republican party in max
ing his fight.
For time it seemed as though some
| compromise would be patched up, but
Weaver has definitely made up his
mind to have nothing to do with Dur
ham and Penrose. At his suggestion
the Lincoln republican party has been
formed, and it was it's convention held
this week which gave Philadelphia such
a political sensation.
1t is SO long since Philadelphia has
seen a political convention composed
! of real representatives of the people
| that the public turned out to see it
as they would witness a great process
sion.
The novelty of this convention is a
sharp comment upon the depths to
which politics has fallen in the great
| cities. In neither New York nor in
Philadelphia is there any pretense that
convention mas any deliberative pow
ers. 1t is hardly a convenience. a
necessary form to be gone through
with, so that the men who have been
nominated by the bosses may get their
names on the republican or democrat
ic ballot.
The history of the Lincoln repub-
lican party in Philadelphia will be
watched with interest. If it is success
full it may be a narbinger of the return
to representative government in cities