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Evening journal., 1905-03-06
CHARLES h. TREAT TO
GET IMPORTANT POST
Former Delawarean VIII, 1t
Is Said, Become u. S.
Treasurer

Washington, March 6.-Although no
official statement can be obtained on
the subject. It is known that President
Roosevelt has under consideration the
Of Charles W. anderson. a
prominent colored lawyer OF New
York to succeed Charles II. Treat, as
collector Of internal revenue for the
district of New York.
II this appointment Is made, Mr..
Treat in all probability win be appoint
ed to succeed Ellis II. Roberts as treas
urer OF the United States at Washing
ton.
Mr.. Treat formerly resided at
.Georgeown. Del. and several years ago
was a prominent Republican factor in
Delaware. He is well-known in that
State.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
FIFTY CANDIDATES INITIATED

Santa Maria Council. No. i95. Knights
Of Columbus, gave am exemplihcation of
the three first degrees Of the order to
about. fifty candidates IN Eden Hall yes
terday afternoon. The work was done by
a degree team of Philadelphia Council
After the ceremonies. the old members.
their guests and the newly elected mem-
bers proceeded TO the Knights Of Colum-
bus Hall at Tenth and King streets.
where a reception was held and a lunch
con served.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
Taken Back 70 Dover.

William Ridgway. colored, was ar
rested here on Saturday. in house in
Lord street, by Detectives Rathdge and
Frances. for bungarly at Dover. was re-
turned TO that town this afternoon.
The burglary occurred on Wednesday
might and Ridgway was arrested but
escaped from the constable and came
to this city.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
ARGUMENT IN FEDERAL COURT

An argument Is being heard before
Judge Bradford, In United States Court
to-day, an the case of Franklin p. and
Harry X Hoy, Of Altoona vs. the
Altoona Midway Oil Company, also of
Altoona. for the purpose of deciding
the title of certain shares of stock Of
the company. The hoys are represent
ed by H. II. Ward and David T. Marvel
and the defendant company by Harry
Emmons.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
specIal 70 rhe EvenIng J0urnaI.

special TO The Evening Journal
Dover, March 6.-The visit of the mem
bers Of the Legislature to Washington.
where they attended the Inauguration Of
President Roosevelt, was not productive
in the sense OF settling the Senatorial
deadlock. Senator Ball had arranged to
have the nine Regular Republican legisla-
tors meet the President at the White
House on Saturday evening and this dele
cation was to be followed by the Union
Republican members in charge of Senator
Alice. Owing to the fact that the train
bearing the party did not reach Wash
ington until after ten p. m, however. the
program was nullifed.
The Delaware legislators did not have
an opportunity TO visit the President yes
terday, all callers at the White House
being excluded with the exception OF
Senator Lodge, Of Massachusetts,. The
members therefore returned to Dover
early this morning with the Senatorship
muddle unchanged and without having
had a conference with the President on
the subject.
One Intellectual ballot was taken today
in joint session. 1t was:
John Edward Addicks, u. r., 10.
Henry A. DUPONT, r. r., ..
Willard Salisbury, D.. 7.
James H. Hughes D., Z.
Harry a. Richardson, r. r., 3.
Alvan 3. Conner. u. r., l.
Total vote. 81; necessary to a choice,
49, no election.
Adieks To Be On the Scene.
It was announced here today that Mr..
Addicls, accompanied by Senator Alice,
will arrive in Dover within a few days
and that the former will stay on the
scene until the end Of the Legislature and
endeavor to effect his election. Senator's
Pennewill and A. B. Lingo and Represents
tativs Benson. the Union Republicans
who have left Addicks today supported
Mr.. Richardson. They claim that with
this candidate they can prevent the cleo
ton Of Addicks TO the Senate.
This was the first day during the dead
lock that the State is without its full
representation in the United States SEN
ate. the term of Senator Bali having ex-
pired on Saturday. 1t did not affect the
vote decisively, however. The small num-
Der Of votes cast was due TO the absence
Of a commtteew no attended the wedding
at Lancaster, Pa, OF Representative
Henry Marshall. of Georgetown, and to
the additional absence OF other members
In connection with the expected arrival
OF Mr.. Addicks, 1t is stated that delega-
tions of Union Republicans will come "a
the State Capital in his behalf every day
or so. The claim is made by the Addiclxs
leaders that all OF the Union Republican
dissenters, with one exception, have said
they will support the former IL there
shall be any probability Of his election
The Richardson boom, on the other hand
may counteract this.
Regular Vote For Col. DUPONT.
The nine Regulars today returned tc
the support OF Colonel Dupont and h,
was but one vote behind Addicks. Nine.
teen votes would have elected a Senator
the total vote being 81. but no candidate
approached this number.
Representative r. d. Lingo. Jr.. cas-
his ballot for President Conner amid ar
outburst Of laughter in which Mr.. Con
ner. who is the presiding officer OF tn,
Joint session, Joined.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
Or. HANNaS HOME ROBBED
RursIers Entered Minister'S House and
Make Big Haul.

While he was attending an entertain
ment on Saturday evening. the home OF
the Rev. T. d. c. Hanna formerly pastor
Of Union NJ. E. Church. this city, at No.
426 North Forty-first street, Philadelphia.
was entered by burglars. When the min
lister retUrned he found the house had
been ransacked and over 500 in money
stolen. The money was in a desk.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
ARTICLES FOR MISSIONARIES
Members of Brandywine N. E. Church
Will Send Needed Articles.

The womens Foreign Missionary
Society OF Brandywine NJ. Z. Church
is engaged in preparing bandages and
other medical equipment for use of the
missionaries working among the lepers
in Asia and Africa The members Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Minor c.
Smith. No. 1907 Washington street, on
Thursday Afternoon next, to prepare
these supplies.
Any person having linen or cotton
articles suitable for bandages or cloths
would confer a favor by sending them
to the above address previous TO
Thursday noon. The missionaries write
that these articles are most urgently
needed.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
CONGRESSMAN SELECTS QUARTERS
Burton Will Stay at oxford in
Washington.

Congressman Hiram r. Burton will
make his headquarters at the Oxford,
on Fourteenth street, during his term
as Congressman. As theterm of Sena-
tor Ball and Congressman Houston
have expired, Senator Alice and Con-
gresham Burton are the representa-
tives of the State in Congress.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
OWNERS OF ITALIAN
BARK PAID COSTS TODAY

The owners Of the italian bark Teresa
Castellano today paid the costs OF the
case in United states Court against the
vessel for failing to enter at the SUBJ
port Of Lewes. The costs amounted to
s1sS42 and in addition to this the owners
Of the vessel paid a fine of s25 to Collect
or of Port Robert G. Houston last week.
Though the latter received instructions
from Washington to release the vessel.
District Attorney John P. Nields refused
to allow it to proceed to its destination,
Philadelphia.
He says he has as yet received no let
ter from Washington directing him to re.
lease the boat and until he does the ves-
sci viii be held.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
Dropped Dead in Briokysrd.

Edward Shell, colored. aged about 40
years, Of No. 1 Peoples street. died at
Beggs's brickyard, beyond Eleventh
street bridge to-day. His body was re-
moved to the mOrgue where a post
mortem examination will be made to
learn the cause Of his death.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
Addr,.s bv Prof. scanIon.

Professor Charles Scanlon, OF Mime
apolis, delivered an interesting address
at the services conducted in the Grand
Opera House yesterday afternoon by
the Rev. r. A. Elwood. Professor
scanlon is the field secretary OF the
temperance committee OF the General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
and he confined his remarks to the
nquor traffic
Evening journal., 1905-03-06

Gratifed that they had made an ex-
cellent showing in the inaugural pa
rade the First Regiment National
Guard OF Delaware returned home last
night over the b. a. o. Railroad, ar
riving here shortly before midnight.
Tho men not only made a good ap-
poarancc I'm line and marched well, but
there conduct during the entire stay
In Washington was commendable.
Every officer expressed himself as
being pleased with the showing made
and Adjutant General Wickersham
was the most pleased man in the cap
ital.
The position assigned the local
troop. which was Immediately following
the Regular soldiers brought them in
to considerable prominence and nc
military organization In line received
more applause.
Governor Lea was the first Executive
In the civilian soldiery division 10 ride
at the head OF his troops. Governor
Pennypacker. OF Pennsylvania, was
marshal Of the second division, but h,
did not ride AZ the head Of his troops
Governor Lea was mounted upon
handsome blooded bay. He and hil
staff attracted much attention and
were cheered by thousands along the
line OF march.
Band Made a Hit.
The first Infantry Band made a hl
from the start OF the parade TO tn,
finish. Just before Il got 70 the re.
viewing sand the band began playini
Dixie" and instantly there was a vel
from the crowd. President Roosevelt
was much pleased and applauded. H'
remarked "Dixie is he finest tune we'vl
go. Il is inspiring"
There were probably 5000 or 400
Delawareans In Washington and al
OF them felt proud OF the reception tn
Regiment received. The Delaware boy
received the greatest demonstration
when In rounding the corner OF IN
Treasury Building, the band struck nj
a lively tune. The crowd shouted Il
self hoarse. Chief Musician Robinso
came in for many congratulations afte
the parade.
Good Time on B. &. o.
The soldiers made the trip down /
Washington over the B. g. O. on Frida
might IA less than five hours which wa
considered good time under the cir
cumstances. city Passenger Agent =
A. Miller accompanied the regiment a
far as aBltimore. On arriving In IN
Capital City, the troops marched a
once TO headquarters No. 46 b stree
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
saenasrbund Masquerade Bali.

The annual masquerade ball OF the
Delaware saengerbund will be held at
German Hall tonight. Elaborate ar
rangemonts have been made by the COM
mittee in charge Of the affair and n is
expected to be the largest masquerade
bal ever given by the organization.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
Ri.hnn curtis 10 speak.

The first speaker in the series OF
Lenten sermons. to be delivered every
Wednesday evening in st. Peters Pro-
Cathedral, viii be the Rt. Rev. Alfred
B. Curtis. of Baltimore, formerly bishop
of the Catholic diocese Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06

Treatment with leprolin. the new Sc
rum prepared by Captain Rost and
tried in the Indian asylums OF the Mis-
sion to Lepers, is declared to have re-
suited in a complete cure in three cases.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
M. &. Preachers' Meetino.

At the meeting OF the NJ. E. Preachers
Association this morning, matters per-
tanning to the coming conference were
discussed.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
LOST. EouNp. REWARD.

LOSr-A fine maltese cat. about six
months Old reward il returned
to 229 Tathan ST Mar. s-st
Evening journal., 1905-03-06

Postmaster William H. Heaid, who has
been III with the grip for several weeks.
was able to be at his ONCE today. He is
much improved.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
REPORTS MUCH
EXAGGERATED
Railroad Officials Found But
One Tie on Tracks in
West Yard
STRUCK BY NORTH-BOUNO TRAIN

From statements made by officials OF
the p, 3. & W. railroad this morning
articles published regarding an alleged
attempt to wreck a train or trains on
that road in the West Yard early Satur-
day morning have been greatly exagger-
ated.
According to statements given out this
morning by those In a position TO know
there was but one tie on the rails, that
laying across the northbound track while
a second tie was found laying between
and clear Of the rails OF the north and
south bound tracks. When the north
bound express came along the pilot Of
the negine caught the obstruction and
pushed 1t along the rails for distance
OF several feet until a switch was struck
near the foot Of Beach street. when It
was tossed to one side. The other tie was
not struck by the locomotive.
Upon the report of the occursance TO
officials here Detectives Jones and Joyce
at once went TO the scene and made an
investigation with the result that Jacob
Mayor a Pole, who was found lettering
about in the vicinity was arrested and
locked up IN the police station on a
charge OF trcspass
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
Cannot Speak English.

Regarding the statement that when
Mayor was arrested he offered Detective
Jones and Joyce money TO let him go
Detective Jones says that there Is abso-
lutely no truth IN It. He says the man
was unable TO speak English and that the
only word that could be understood was
Logan. intimating that he lived on the
street by that name.
The ties were found some distance from
the switch tower and II is the belief OF
some Of the railroad officials and OF Cap
tain Evans Of the local police force. who
has been investigation the case that a
party or parties had been attempting to
steal them, a number OF ties are piled
up in the West Yard for repair purposes.
and were carrying them away when the
approach OF the trains frightened them
and they fed, fearing detection.
Omcials further say that from the man
ner in which the tie laid across the tracks
il would have been almost an impossible
ity to have derailed the train.
Evening journal., 1905-03-06
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
cloudy preceded by rain or
snow, brisk winds. Wednesday
fair. slightly colder.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

oepodeItes e@nuetxeneuQ - sxo@esIojes
6anep Big S20 100; RIares Beas $3.50; Sans
Ig $500; Short GIeas $500; Euuvt
&16. 30.
Celebrities &tnhfiei@ - e@xfex, rea.
etts. lac; 2uSeufetteR uS4S Sxzrxi. l6t;
3n66eI 1876.
S9ntab tn xierces Il. Dual. 9fe: q.
nuoIttdt 9se; 8. nuaIitdt &C.
Airfe - oerdl@erts Sratyuurf e}e
6ranffurter 73e; Bologna IN Deruex &c. IN
xa9 6Hc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
0iftmorS
Illus 9abfuht.

6er9usGaIIs, Wtnn.. 81. Oft.
6albarb Npman, Elm alter Beuohner
bon parlib, tonnte F4 NIT ieiner 6as
Mile nidt gut bertragsrl unb loairte
f9 bel feinem alien Greunbe Nels
Gutenberg elm. gr ma9te nit bemiels
ben einer 2Ontraft, SaB Grenbera i'm
bis su ieinem $obe nerpflegsn unb
bann 80 Mcres 2anb erbalten fole.
2ebten Wittmo9 farb Npman. Cine
unteriu&ung ersab, baB Gutenberg in
@elbn6tbsn NOR uno bsrssbli9 bers
fu9t BATE, Bel elmer 8anf auf ben
aontraft BIN @elo au bergen. gren-
berg esffanb bor benz Coroner. bab er
Npman. Der untpobl mar. e9meIel.
idure In S&naps gemii&t babe. Ct
tpurbe in's biefee @efdneniB sebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
0rokfemer
S15O'OOO S@aben.

PETERSBURG. %. 3D.. 81.
Ott. Der Oelort pins 8robe in
@ebel So. brarnte 3u friiber WOrgen=
ftunoe ab. Sas Gsuer entfanb bur6
grplpfon bon Ratursas i'm line o rope
Sotel unb osrbrsitete fid nit GROCER
Sdnslistsit. Der Sdaben tuirb auf
$3.50, 900 seiddbt.
Die Seleptonordbte fino serf6rt uno
ss it idmer Wadridten bon piue Bluff
gu erlansen. 3erf0rt fino mebrere
9otels, 2 8antgsbduoe, cine fat neue
Wstbooiftentir9e uno elm Subeno
Wobnbduier.
Gamuel Steen, Elm 6ubrmar1n,
tpelder i'm pine @robe Sotel falief,
berbrannfe.
M il9tru 4.
g t. 2ouis 8, Wo., 81. Oct. Sic
9roben Utildgei6dfte baben cine @om=
binatiOnatiOn sebilbet, um bic preiis
ihrer Probucte au erb6ben.
Muoubon.8efeIIf te n.
N>e 10 Oorf, 81. Oct. Ser Sdut
BON Singb6geln our4 International
@ereinbarunsen wuroe beute bier bon
Der Standardization Der Nuoubon.
@eieQidaften bisfutirt. Ser prEf'
bent Der @eieni9aft ertldrte, Dab &c
bauptid9li6 bic &absn ieien, uelds
ben Sin9o6seln nadfelten. War
tonne 3tpar ni1t ibre Musrottun9 an=
ftreben, pobl aber bic Sef4rdnfunq
ibrsr 3abl, wenn ben 8efbern eint
Steuer auferlegt ptroe. Der Prdi:
bent fibrte aus, baB in 6olge be,
Sbdtigteit beg 8erbanbes Der Sanbel
in Spottb6seln uno NOnpareils einge'
fslt lei unb aud Der amii4enfaatlidt
6anoel in lebenoen 86seln auf9eb6ri
babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

= WGbrenb elmer @oritel>
lung i'm @lborabo : Sbeater in Nans
tes tObtete Der franaDiii9e 2eutnant
S1omas bic SGngerin &Ofe Roel
bur9 einen S9uB aus ieinem Sienitz
r%epolper. Gr purbe feftsenpmmen
unb CAB Bel ieinem @sr6Dr Oil, bab er
beoba6tet bate, fpie bic Hpel BON Der
8ibne berab nit einem inn BARRETT
fisenben :5errn tofettirt babe. Sa=
Dur9 lei er in fplae @ufregung berz
febt porben, baB er, ieiner Slime ni9t
mebr md4tig, OieSbat begangen babe.
Cine neue.S pielbanf
lit rnter benz Nafnen uGdiino 8aals"
in Dem bOldnpifden @ren5Orte @aals,
an Der beuti9 : boGGnbif9en @renae,
ulfo por ben Sboren @a6ens, besriinz
bet porben. Gs bdnbelt ii9 UNI Elm
in 9oaanb erlaubtes Spiel, bas fogez
nannte rSeu be 8araqle", elmer Dirt
Yinarb, BEL benz auf bic einselnen6ar@
ben beliebig bObe giniGBe sema9t ipers
ben. Der Spieler, auf beHen Scribe
bic &rgel ibren 2auf beenbet, erbdlt
ieinen @infaB bis gum finffa9en 8e@
TRACE 5uriid. Natirli9 pirb BON benz
&aiino peniser auf bic heimifde Be-
pDlferung als auf ben 8e5u4 aus
Oeutfdlanb sere4net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
ShiiTsna9rihten.

Nep YOrf: v@aronia" nod 9iperpoOl;
y3aifer Wilbelm. Der 8robe" na1
Ylpmouth. @berbour9 unb Sre=
men; ySubfon" nod Sapre;
Bring Moalbsrt" nod Neapsl unb
8enua; yIrmenia" na9 2iper.
pool.
2ipsrpool: Safe Wanitoba" bon
Mcntrenl.
@lassop: vBusnos Npres" bon Wons
treal.
Nntmerpen: .3eelano" bon Stem Yort
bia Oober.
Queenstown: nSbernia" bon Bottom
nod 2iberpoOl.
Bremen: .2ronprina Wilbelm" bon
Metp Oeft.
v2afe grie" mad Wontreal,
.Splbania" nod Bottom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

S~nbianaYsIis RafeegreHe
eerobnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prts1a Biz
udblter A-1Se Sanep 82&-8ss. eolha.
Denow 18 BIB zee, Sapa 2s-82e.
SIN Badetsn:
2stoia S14.2b. Zion s1l.25, Serfes S1l25;
Caracas sl4.26 Diuuortb's s1s 30, Dusa
Sara 8lenb $3.50, @Iinar Saba gIenb.
$14I5, Ourico $It.26.
Snder-Doutnoes 1896; eHicsa6er 8 ~
pnIuerffrter Site: xfxx puIperiHrtx 8 2as.
fetner granultrter 4.87e: Cubes 5.s5s: Sos
fectioners' U 4.S2c; Nibsemoob Y 4.67e; 45bs
xir u 4.47e; empire IA .42e; Sbsai astxs
eoIben 8 4.47e; Btnbfpr 0ytra 6 4.22,i
@isseroob 6 4.ese; osIbsr 6 5.27e; LIS gel
Der SO.
GiFs-Rah go OF. Eef). Sat. s-11s ~
9aIone.
PidIes-24OO TN Sas $40; 12on tn Sas
IS; 1900 tint SaIbfab $500; 400 I'M 5Gs
G.5O.
etdrte-BearI, ste. Gbanptux SLOT, l xxs
8 gfunb Badste 8. Rom, l %fb. ya6es.
4X-5}e.
@anop-7c; etanse. senrf9t 7; 9,es
Get senaii@t &c; Banner 1rtR 81; gr,uK
4onbons 10c; He. 2 ereau. eeurii@t &C.
GetrOfnete 5ri&te-AspfeI. an Der esxR.
setro6net, &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bio KS;
ettron 18e bs l4e; Roftnsn. 3 Grurux, psz
Ytanb. 7, 8 Grown 72e, 4 grouR 7ie (aar
u~semfreie : chs Sc, California gRlseatel 7As;
euItana NC. trporttrte SuItana lie bts lie
California Gpriioien Sc bts 12e.
&eisIGaroItna, Ropf, 4f--6}e, Sapax 81
-53e, gebro&euer, 3--4c.
NHe-SrasiI mea &c bts 1oc; StEberts IL,
RanbeIn IA; wei9i&aIise 2arbsis l5e-
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; Reaxuts &c BIS CSC.
ser6fete &c bis Sc; GusIi9e HsaIxaFs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
TraMte mnb 0em6ie.
SrH9te.

Srn@te.
gepfa-gute ao&apfeI s2.0)-3.b0 per
5ab.
8ananen ST.. $1,000; tIesne s1-Sl.bo.
Gitrpnen %$5.OO-6.60 pei 4ife.
Oransen - $3.50 pet Rife.
9rauben lee Bis 1sc per 8orb.
gfrfde Sl.On bis $3.50 per guibel.
8irnen Tc-$1.25 per BuibeI.
gHaumen - $3.50 per gaibeI.
@emafe.
Wotbe Raben 26c per Dutenb Bun9es.
California GeIerp S5e-$l.O0 PEI 8un9.
Differ gIant 16e per Duterh.
8raut = 76c-$l.25 per Sat.
Wlumenlubl $1.5o per Eutenh.
Born &c per 9usenb.
@urfen - &c Der Dafeno.
SaIat Soc per 8uibeI.
geteriIie 16c per Dutenb Bnn&es.
2uiebeln Joe 81 per Buibel.
RartofeIn - G0c - 76c Ser Tulbel.
SibfartoffeIn So per Sab, $1.sb per Sus
ibeI.
%abieie loo per Dusenh.
Sptnat -76e per Sat.
tomatoes 75c per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Oetgetce.

Besex - SO. Q retber s9Hc, aut ael..,
iex. sSc BON RabIen; go. 3 .otaa So,
Ofttober SOC; Basenwesex S6ke
Roru ~(neaes) - SO. l wets 40: 70. 2
uets Acc; 80. 8 wetb 49,, 30. I p<tt,
46s; Ro. Q wsis semtf@t 40 I'm =
metz gemif&t acc; go. { pds ssn.f6t
46ae; go. 2 eeIb 400; 20 8 ssIs 49
20. 4 seb 4es; go. 3 eerrf&t 49,;
30. 8 aemii&t 49e; SO. 4 aeurfQs 46.
2nIben 47c.
eafr- go. Q wctber 80Se; 10. q U~ss,
293e; Ho. 2 0eusti9ter So; 20. Q ssxtiaas
28fc.
3eu - SO. / aimotb1 1915; RD.
2, 50 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Ybilippinen.
g 6 hren SO riQht's.

9 u e hren Us rigbt's.
Or q, 81. Oti. Ginem Mb-
i9ieosoiner fur @oun. Nu,e 6. Wrigbt
tpobnter bieIe Offi3iere uno 3ipilifen
bel. Nuf ben fhtibenbsn @ouberneur
bradtsn Mmeritaner, g~ngldnber, Spa=
nier unb 6ilipinos $caffe aus. Sn
ieiner &eoe iagte Wrigbt:
,Was INNER elm Nmeritauer, pie
angeieben er aud iein m6se. fagt. iagt
er fur fi9 ALIEN. Der 2Onareb fpridt
fur bas Bolt. Nnsefi4ts Defen, mas
errei9t tpurbe, fann Der miBtrauii9fe
5ilipino Der &egierun9 trauen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

6rt@es %tnhfeH@-@eRg8e Giers - 81
g.; bieiise Stiere Il = a}e; bisfiee 2tRba
$50 Biz 200 Nfuao 7c; ttst7e 9a3s zoe
Bic $50 BfunS 54t &abe $50 BID go Ptnb
5}e; Stier Boroerrtertl 6e. 6tr SsHtess
pierteI lie, Rinb 4tsfsruserteg 9Xe, Rinb
gorberpierteI &c. Rub SotherterteI 4ie, &aa
0interbterteI 7c.
Trii9es SaIbFst@-4dIbsr 10e, etntsr'
pterteI 13e. BorberpierteI 7e.
Trii@es 69afHei& S6arses ter Rfano
11}c I; S@afe SC; S&exfeI 18e: 4a6S ar3.
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
u b m iraI Sratn's Nbens
enc r.

u b N iraI $ratn's Mbens
teuer.
Wab n g I o n, 81. Oct. Sas
Stats Department erbielt beute cine
Sspside, in tpslder es bsibt:
yMomiraI Srain 1T foeben su
Shanghai ausetommen. Gr mar an,
20. October bel Nantins nit fsinem
Sobne u. u. auf Der Saso sepsien
uno isin So6n bsrpunbets lei9t cine
@binsfn. Die Wense belt 2eutnant
Srain 3uriid, bod tuuroe cine giitlide
8ereinbarung setrOfen. Spdtsr
ma&te bic Meniaenmenae einen Nn.
grif uno 2 @btneien murben bon @ipi-
lifen pertpunoet.
Mn benz Sample nabmen feline Wa-
troien She'll. Der @pubsrneur bon
Ranfing enti9uloigte. f9 ipdter bel
ben Off3ieren. CAB ibnen lire @epebre
3urtid uno befrafte bic Mufribrer bes
Wobs."
Ser 3wii9enfal miro bier als er.
leoigt betra4tet.
earps SAIL.
pittsburg, 3d., 81. Sctbr.
poli3eidef 9arrp Woore ertldrte beuts
Na9mittag:
sd aweife ni9t, baB oas @ebeim
nib Der 2ei4e 5rl. @earp's, tuslde bel
WtntbrOp in einem 2ofer sefunoen
puroe, aufgetldrt meroen wiro. Mor=
rig @atban, tpel9er in 9aft ift, bot
au9egeben, bab er in intimer Be-
sisbunsen su benz Wdo9en ftanb uno
bic 6ol9en berfelben aug Der @elt
i@aHen wOlte. @ittbsilunseu, wsl9e
mir bic Boftoner Beb6rben ma9tsn,
fann i'd ni9t weitereeben, aber i'd
Tam ia9en, oaB Elm Wann uno cine
Grau balo In Sait iein tuerben.
9 o f o n, 81. Oct. poIiseiinipsts
tor 90. 9. Watts erfldrte beute Mbenb,
oab oer Mr3t, uel9er bic 2eide Sulan
@earp's seri4nitt, 9efunoen lei, bod
weroe cine gerhaftuns erf in elm Oosr
swei Sagen erfOlgen.
SeIbFmorS.
@olumbu 8, O., 81. Oct. Ser
@runoeigentbumsasent @6as. 8. &eu.
ter eri9oB fd beute Mbenb i'm grbee.
f9ob feiner Wobnung auf Der SfIeite
als 3wei @ebeimpplisifen i'm berbaf=
ten MOLTEN. ST miro bei9uloiat, $3.50
unteri4la9en 3u baben. bic ibm Der
Wirtb @m. 6. 96nig i~ibergeben bate,
I'm fe nubbringeno an3uleaen.
S9dbIi9e WtG4.
Bloom n q On, Sq., 81. Oct.
Der 12idbrise Osfar 2inbineer III
bur9 ben @enub bon Wil9 elmer frans
Ten Sub ge%ftarben. gereits fino bret
auoere Witglisber Der Gamilie rudbrenb
elmer WO&e aus berfelbsn llrfa9e ge-
forben.
Die 2rantbeit iol in Armington unb
$a3ewea @ountp epihemif9 fem.
@eIbes 6ieber.
NemO Orleans, 81. Oct. 8is
6 ubr beute Nbeno uarerl ansemeloet :
Neue Jdle 3, ingsiammt 1896, 30.
besfdGe 2, i'm @an5sn 446. 6dle unter
8ebanolung "a, aIs ssbeilt sntlaFen
1926 perfonen.
PenacoIa, Sla., 81. DIT. Sie
6ieberlage mar beute Gbeno ME
fol9t
Neue Gdle 9, i'm @an3en SAT-, 30.
besfdae /, insseiammt 70, unter Be-
&c Qxu. ..U~u.. AnI