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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

v yet D { Z y q { I.
Motau, 26. Wdr3. Gin Eager
ton Waffen unb Bomben puroe auf
Dem Inpeien bes reiten 3aufmannes
Sarahow entoedt. Die unterfu9ung
entbhaie cine 8eri9u0runs uno 800
perionen Duroen berbaftet.
@rOB=S n b + rieIIe n
Sorgen.
8 t. 3 etersburg,27 81. Mdr3.
Cine bemertsnsuertbe @rf9einung III
es, baB bic iubufriellen uno 6anbels=
2laHen, wel9e feitber forgfdltig cine
@inmii9une in Die politit bermieoen,
nun, our9 ben brobenosn Ruin ges
swuneen, fid an berielben betbeil;sen.
Sic unterfabsn burdgebenbs bic Ior.
oeruugen Der Siberalsn.
Ser Wosfnuer Miliondr WorofoF.
llntsr Dem Tamsn vBaumwClet6ni9"
befannt. bat cine 8erfammlung bon
@rob.Snbufrielen @ublanbs einberu=
Ten, I'm Der &e9ierung 8%orffsaunssn
su MAIDEN.
Nuf benz 2anbe tperoen bic &ubei6=
rungen pieoer gr6Ber. Derf9iebene
@roBerunbbefiber fno ermoroet poroen.
SnieI Sa9aItn bebroht.
g t. petersburg, 26. Mdrs.
8un Der Sniel SadaIin mirb ssmslbst,
oaB oaIelbt In apsi Woden cine 9an=
oung Der Sapaner ertuartet tpirb, ba
Der Safen 2~oriabobsf Inn oieie 3eit
eisfrei tpiro. Die geiabung betebsno
aus 1000 Soloaten unb Sefaneensn=
udrtern, 1T gu idwa9, I'm ernfli9en
Wioerfanb 3u leiften. gs bsfinbsn fid
aif Der Snisl auBsrbem 5000 Strdf.
hinge, 5000 fribsre Strdfinse unD
oOUU G~tn9e00re1e.
2urOpatfin au BEN
Solawege.
g t. petersbnrs 81. Wdrs.
Gtrf udtOmstp's 3situnG vSamn"
per6hentli4t einen 8eri6t bes bamali-
gen 2riessminifers aurobatfin bonn
9srbfe 1908 an ben 3aren. Ser Sc
neral if Der Nnfi9t, baB Die Beiebuns
bes OalusD ifrittes ben 2rieg berbei=
fibreu werbe, ipridt aber bas @er-
trauen aus, baB &uslanb gu Wafer
unb au 2anoe nit Sapan fertig tueroen
tonne. st slaubte, bab Der Sreibuno
ben Rrieg b:nuben wtiroe, um &ub=
Lamb i'm Weften 3u beoroben, unb bab
@rOBbritannien Dos gsrbdltnib be5tis=
LID Nfsbaniftans gum 8ru9e brinsen
tperoe. Sn ben 8sre9nun9el bes &C.
nerals ipielt Die @efabr an Der euro=
pdii9en @rense cine grobe &ole; fl
perbinberte i5n aud, beoeutenoe 8er=
tdrtunsen nod Often gu i6iden, bic
2aiisr Wilbelm berubigenbe 0eri9s=
runsen CAB.
Gen. o rippenberg.
6 t. % etersburg, 26. Mdra.
Gin taiierli9sr grlaB entbebt Sen.
@%rippenberg bes 3ommanoos Der 2,
manoi4urii9en Irmee, bsldBt Jpn ODE,
in Der Stelun9 als Jlisslabiutant oes
Barren.
Sapan.
grfes Snterbiem ODama g
O%intau, %. Mdr3, iber Silent.
fin. 9eute sa5 Gelomari9au Opaml
si1em 3eitungsfOrreipOnoentsn bic srfi'
unterrsouns, Die er bate, felt er in:
Selb aog. gr usissrte fid. bic M6s
lidtsitsn sinss JrieoensfdluRss au err
5rtern. sd bin nur Suloat", lag
er, ptein pOlititer. Die iapaniid'
&sgierune uirb 6riebensbebinsunser
DOrbereiten, tue11 bic 3eit tommt
Wir tparen ge3uun9en, biefen 2riel
i'm SntereKe beg internationalen Grie,
bens unb Der Siderbeit unisres 2an,
bes gu fibren. peri6nli9 babe i'd
grobs N9tuns bur ben RuRen. 81
fnb Soloaten. Offisiere unb 2eut
habsn aeididt unb tapfer Qsfo9tsn
Wdbrenb oes Rrieges iuif9en Sapai
unb China tpar Id 2ommanbant be-
Armee, Die BORT Nrtbur nabm. Mi
anbsrtbalb Sibifionen tabmen mir bi
Staot In 5 Stunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

rung um leoen preis au berbin6ern.
Utebrere Stunben long brobte Elm blu.
tiger Aufrabr, uno oerlslbe ruurbe nur
odour9 abgemenoet, BOB Der Bifirifts-
bortteber ft4 bon elmer ghrger-9 epu-
tation bepegen lieB, bic beioen gerbaf.
teten in Sreibeit gu isber.
8 mi
Berlin, 26. Mdrs. Semmd9f
erideint bier i'm gu9banoel cine preis=
arbeit oes i'm oori9en Sabre psrfforbe=
men New Yorfer 5abritanten gmil
S4alt, pel9e beadtsnsmertbs gstra9,
tun9en tiber ben inounriensn uno fom=
rner3ieu.n Wettbemerb 3miiden Deutid=
lamb uno ben Der. Staten entbdlt.
S9alt ma6t ben 8orfdlcg. bic bsut=
i6e Snoufrie fone our6 plsge Der
tedniiden @ihenidaften, b6bereS 9ub.
3ole iouie Notwithstanding @eieb=
Gebung gef6roert perben. @r empfiebIt
ferner Subpentionirung Der beutiden
Sampferlinien, cine centrale OrQani=
frung bes @usfubrbanbsls unb bic
Shafung zines oeutf9en 3olbereins
nit ani4luB an Die benadbarten tlai=
men Staten. 0or alem befhrtportet
er cine 9roBe beutf9e Marine. tpelde
nit Der @ntwidluns Der 9anoelsfOtte
Shritt balten miiHe.
Neuer 6 o m m q n beur bes
2. baperi9en @orps.
W Il d 26. Wdrs. Mie ee=
meloet tDirO, 1T Der bisberige @ommans
beur Der 2. baperif6en Sipifion, Gene
raj 2eutnant Greiberr Sbeopbil bon
&ei9lin=W elosgs, gum commandments
ben General bes 2. baperif9en Mrmee-
CORPS ernannt tpOroen, .als Na1folger
bes @enerals Der @apalerie @mil bon
3planoer, Der in ben &ubeftano tritt,
ni1t 3u perwe4ieln init benz ebemalis
gen commanoirenoen General bes 8.
6aperifden Nrmeecorps, General Der
Snfanterie 9einri9 b. a%pIanoer, oehen
ableben seftern semeIbet uurbe. Der
neue commandments General tuar in
ben neun3iser Sabren MilitdrbepOIs
md4tister 8aperns beim 8unbesratbe
In Berlin. st tpurbe 1916 geboreil
nno ssbDrt Der Irmee ieit 40 Sab
rem an.
Sas W 0 m en.9entmal I.
8erIin n, 26. Mdr3. Sieben ber-
borrassnbe 8ilobauer inb 3u einem
Wettbsperb fir bas i'm 8or9arten Der
8erliner llniberftdt 3u erri9tenoe
ROmmiens Sentmal bon benz auftau'
biaen 3omite eineelaoen tporben. Wan
plant cine fbenbe Sigur unb es tuirb In
Dem prsisausfareiben ausortidli9 ere
fldrt, baB bas poitament einfa6 unb
nidt nit Seitenfiguren ausgefattet iein
fon. Die 9onfurren3 i4lieBt am |.
Suli.
Stalien.
Mmeritaner beim papfe.
m, rs. Wdr3. Der papf em=
ping beute IL ameritanii9e priefer
unb As 2aien.
2aiferpa1t arl9etommen.
Meffina, 26. Wdrs. Die
bsuti9e 2aiierpadt 9oben3oaern. nit
Der 3aiierin uno ben prin3en gttel
Grib unb Osfar on Boro, tam beute
an. Sauisnbe bon 3uidauerr begraB=
ten bic Mnf6mmlin9e. Gin talent
iaes @eidmaber uno sablrei4e Yadten
erpieIen bic ibliden @bren.
Oeferreih- lln8arn.
G9tIIer=Jeter.
Wien, 26. Mdr3'gine grobarti9t
Sdiusr=Geisr uirb bier borbsrsitst'
I'm 9. Mai. benz bunoertfen Sooes'
tage bes Si9tes, miro cine Wahenbul'
bisung Dor benz Sdiaer'S entmai'
ftatifinbsu, on wel9er f4, aube'
idmmtIi9en @eiansbereinen, SO. OOC
S1ultinoer betbeili9en tuerosn. Oil
@emeinbe Wien p~sranfaltet i'm @atb'
bauis cine Geier, uno bic oeutf@er
Stubenten Der Wiener 6o4i4ulen be-
rsiten cine ~gldnsenoe 5sisr Dor, oersr
@rtrdgniB benz Sono sur @rftnorftl
elmer freien beuti9en 9o9i4ule IN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

'tuIrHeIe5e uHHeuuI'u''"' OV WV
ben Mufbau Der iapaniihsn armee gee
nau berfolgt; bic 9eute baben aue
SoHnunssn erfaat. ME fs es aud in
fribsrsn 3sitsn sstbnn baben tptroen,
als Die Nrmse aus BsrufsIploaten be,
fanb. Sic mooerne Mrntee refrutirt
fd aus allen 2lahen, aber aue uniere
6ofnunsen tpuroen i'm 2riege bur6
bieie tapfere armee erftat."
Gelomarfdan Spama lebnte es ab,
tinftige 8etpssungen ooer pldne Der
iapanii9en Mrmee 3u beipre&en. @r
oeutete On, er iei bereit ben Grieg tusi-
tersufibren, 10 langs es nOtbwenoig Jet.
SrOb ge9entbeilissr Beri4te TT Der
@eiunObeits 3uitano Gelomari@aa
Opama's ausge3ei4net. st 1T nit
ieinem Stabe in einem feinen Ginefi.
i9en Sauie untergebra9t. oas ihm Der
dineii9e 8i3st6nig our T~erfiigung GEE
ffsat bat.
Siegeseier.
Sotio, 26. Wdr3. Die erftsn
@efanqensn bon Wutben famen auf
benz Wsae nod BEN WaraibimO= Raisr=
men bier our1. sic parer febr biirf=
tis 9etleioet.
Der gsrbano Der @ei6dftsleuie be-
reitet cine aroBe Geier Der Ginnabme
bon Wutoen fir ben 8. Mpril Dor. .gs
ioa cine Paraoe nad benz upanp=Yarf
fattfinoen, an Der 100, 900 Mann
Sbsil usbmen uno on benz taiierIi9en
palaffe borbeioefiliren weroen.
9Ieinere g epegungen.
Sofio, 26. Mdr3. Tolgsnoe
off3ieue Sepei4e 1T bier einaetrofen :
v%l1nfere Nrntee au Sin9fin9 meloet,
baB Der Jeino fi4 bon Sinsting auf
Souluns9Ore, 80 Rsilen nOro6fli9,
~suridsos. Gin anbersr 8eridt iagt,
bab cine feinoliGe Squadron BET
Mienbuadien or Der Ririn Strabe
spiiden pipuanpomsn unb gbanetse
belt.
ryei 3antorfbi fno f9mabe feinb=
lide Wbt1eilungen aufgetau9t.
yMuf ibr @riuaen puroen 421 Ni4t-
fombattanten, bic su Wutoen eefanssn
tpurosn iiber bic iapanii9e pOifentette
hinauseebradt unb 344 ftnb ihblid
nod Siaifu uno Shanghai geididt
unb entlahen uorben.
Sofio, 26. Mdr3. Die Babn
amii9en Wufoen uno 8aipuan it re-
parirt unb Der 0erfebr lit tuieber auf=
genommen.
NnIetbe.
Sotio, 26. Mdrs. @roBe 9e=
frieOigung berri9t tber bic unterbrin.
gung Der ausldnoli9en NnIeibe. Die
inldnbii9s Mnlsibe tpurbs mebrfad
iiber3sidnet. Wabrf9einlid wiro Elm
Sbsil oerielben an ausIdnbiI9s Inter.
seidner gsgeben tperben.
Der grfOlg beioer Inleiben bat bas
Uertrauen erb6bt, bab Sapan i'm
Stanbe iein miro, ben 2rieg obne
S9wierigteit tueitersufti6ren.
Serbeutf9 DE g sanbte
geebrt.
Sofio, 26. Wdr3. gu gbren
beg beuti4en @eiannten, @rafen Irco'
Wallsp, Der mOrsen our Sodaeit Bee
2ronprin3en Grieorid @ilbelm nod
Berlin abreiit, CAB beute @beno prin'
sefin Nriiumasa Elm Diner, benz BIZ
Rabinetsmitslieoer, bas biplomatii6'
2orps unb anbere Notablen beipo5n.
cen.
Seutihlano.
peinli1e l1eberraf9una.
Berlin, rs. Mdra. @robe uni
peinlide ueberraiduns but bier in tuei
tefsn 3reifen bic Wadri9t be~rboraeru
fen, Bah bic neue iapanif9s @nleibe In
8etraae bon 600 Miai0nen Mart obn
Nitwirtung Der beutiden Bantpelt ab
sei4iohen tuOrben 1T unb slsidseig it
2onoon uno Stem Yorf emittirt tueroer
wiro. gs 1T offence @ebeimnib, bal
Die snglii9sn 6inan3iers bon Besini
an auf oas @ifrieffe gesen bic Bethel
ligung oeutider ganten on Der Srans
nEk,n% ..o Lxl.~ L.xG-- =.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
3mei CONFERENCE.-The
@egen 8Oli5eibeamte @aridan's BON &eOol1tio=
ttdret ansgefibrt.

Gin Snkrpiep nit 6%elomaritaa Spama. = S6armHBel in Der Nmmoidurei.-
NieSerlage Der Senften ganfen. = Die &aiern Gnf Der ySoben3pl-
Tern" br MReFna amgeOumen. = TerbangaiBppaer grb=
rufd in ltngarn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
g n.

SaIifur. 81. g. rs. Mdrs.
Die geFber bes Sampfers ~parifian",
Der aeferu an Der Safeneinfabrt bon
benz ,MIbano" Der Samburg. 4merita=
9inie anaerannt wuroe. baben sine
Rlaae auf $50, 900 S&abeneriab srs
boben. Oie beuti9e @eieaf&aft tpiro
cine @egentlage einrei&en.
, 1905-06-15
SHE'S HAD NINE
AND STILL YOUNG
KENTUCKY WOMAN OF THIRTY
THREE HAS BURIED EIGHT
HUSBANDS IN ONE LOT.
She Holds the Worlds Record as to
Husbands and Plenty More Anx-
Brilliant Military Wedding at Fort
Russell at Shutdown Yesterday.

Louisville, Ky, June 15.-Matilda
Ayres, the prettiest girl and the
best cook in Taylor county, although
but 80 years of age, has been married
nine times and has never been divorc-
ed. 1t is claimed that she holds the
worlds record as to husbands, but
then she began early. clipping when
she was only Is.
Her ninth and last marriage took
place last week at the church on Piney
creek, in Taylor county, Kentucky. Her
full name is Matilda Jane Harkins-El-
let-Boards observation-disclosures
Observation-Disclosures. The new
mates name is Mason Ayres.
Everybody in Taylor county is relat-
ed to Matte Ayres now or, if they
escaped, the outlook is that they will
be, for she is only 33 years old, and il
Mason Ayres should happen to go to
join the colony of husbands on the
mountainside two miles southwest of
Lone Star there would be others plead
ing for the opportunity to be No. 10.
, 1905-06-15
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the a
There is only n way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the ice lining
of the Eustachian tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed. deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re
stored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars free. F. J.. CHENEY & CO.. To
ledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1905-06-15
BIENNIAL REPORT
Of HEAD CONSUL
CHIEF OFFICER OF THE MODERN
WOODMEN OF AMERICA ReA-
DY FOR CONVENTION.
the Laws, the Admission Of New
Relating to Members Engaged in
Hazardous Occupations.


Lincoln, Neb., June 15.-HOn. A. r.
Talbot, head consul of the Modern
Woodmcn of America, has issued his
biennial report to be submitted to the
national convention of the society,
meeting at Milwaukee, Wis, Tuesday,
June goth.
There are no great issues to be dis
posed of at the coming meeting" said
Head Consul Talbot today. The
great work of the meeting will, of
course. be the revision of the society's
laws. Special attention, | think, will
be given to the admission of new ter
ritory, and to amending the laws re
lating to members engaged in hazard
Gus occupations, and governing the ad-
mission of members engaged more or
less directly in the liquor business.
The question of a change in the rates
Of assessment will probably not come
up for consideration, our members, as
a whole, appearing to be well satisfied
with the present rates. There will be
no sharp contests for office. The state
camps, which met on May Sd last, praC-
ticalIy decided all of these contests,
and it was decided that the present
members of the executive council will
be reelected by a practically unani-
nous vote of the national delegates.
The national Cncampment of Wood
men Foresters at Milwaukee during
the week of the head camp will attract
between six and seven thousand IL
formed men, and about $500 will be
distributed in cash prizes to the best
drilled companies, battalions, M regi.
ments. On Thursday afternoon, June
22d, the great FOresters parade will
occur. We have 100, 900 of these For.
esters connected with our local camps,
and the flower of this rank will go into
camp at Milwaukee. | look for an at
tendance during the week of around
65 900.
, 1905-06-15
NEWS OF HOLMES
AND OF KEYSTONE
PERSONAL AND LOCAL GOSSIP
FROM THE CAMPS IN THE
SNOWY RANGE.
Health Of Mrs. Warren Improving,
That Lady Being Now Able to
Leave Her House-The Negus
Boarding House to Be Opened N
Few Days-School Begins Monday

Holmes, Wyo., June 12.-Mrs. War
ren's health is rapidly improving. She
was a welcome visitor at Mrs. John
McIntyre's yesterday. Her hands are
badly swollen yet.
G. L. Wright came in to the Gold
Orator Friday with a load OF supplies
for John McIntrye.
Mrs. Mary Otterson and Nellie and
Ida Mcintyre took tea with Mrs. En-
lid Newman yesterday.
Charles Thomas has gone to Jelm
to do some wor on some mines he has
there. He expects to be gone a week
or two
Joe Warren has struck some fine
gold ore in his mine heal Keystone.
H. V. Lane vas a Keystone visitor
the other day. He and his wife ex-
pect to run the Negus boarding house
for the summer.
Mr.. Albert Matheson was at Key
stone yesterday.
Miss Clara Ottcrson Nas a visitor at
the Gold Orator yesterday afternoon
Everybody has been having house
cleaning season for the last two weeks.
School is going to start at the Al
bany next Monday.
SUNSHINE AND MUSIC.
, 1905-06-15
Will Cooperate With Secretary,

Washington, June 15.-Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson today held confer
ences with representatives Of western
roads as to the law regarding the
length of time livestock in transit
should be kept in cars without food,
water and rest. The railroad officials,
while expressing their desire to COM
ply with the law, explained to the sec
rotary that occasions arose where its
strict observance at all times would
not be possible. The whole subject
was thoroughly canvassed and the rail
road officials agreed to cooperate with
the secretary.
, 1905-06-15
BY WEIGHT
ON THE RAILROADS
STOCkMEN OF COLORADO AND
WYOMING WIN FROM TRANS
PoRTATIoN COMPANIES.
Mountain Roads Against the Prairie
Roads, the Latter Coming Out
Second Best-Railroad Officials
Will Work With the Secretary of
Agriculture.

@ Denver, Colo, June 15.-Stock- G
@ men of Colorado and Wyoming O
@ have won a fall with the railroads. 9
Q The latter have agreed to charge .
@ for cattle shipments by weight in Q
@ stead of by the car length, as .
Q heretofore. Q
@ This is a matter that has long 9
@ disturbed the railroads Of Colo. =
@ RADIO. The mountain roads want &
Q ed the system just adopted, but &
@ the prairie roads opposed it. 1t .
@ required a meeting of the Trans @
@ Missouri Freight bureau at the @
Q Brown Palace hotel yesterday aft @
@ ernoon with Chairman Walter @
Q Poteet presiding, to settle the @
Q question. @
Q Much of the change is due to @
@ the Moffat road. Q
Q Q @ @ Q @ @ @ Q @ 9 Q 9 Q 9 .
, 1905-06-15
DEUEL. MAY GO TO
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.

A report is being circulated by rail.
road men that w. A. Deuel., general
superintendent of the Moffat road, and
the father of Ed Deuel., roadmaster
for the Misunderstanding section Of the
Wyoming division, is to resign from
the Moffat road to take the Office of
general superintendent of the Denver
and Rio Grande, made vacant by the
Of w. Coughlin, who went
to the Kansas City Southern.
The work on the Moffat line is said
to be progressing too slowly 10 suit
Deuel..
, 1905-06-15
Brilliant Military Wedding.

Fort Russell, Wyo.. June ia bril-
liant military wedding occurred at
Fort Russell just at shutdown yester
day. when Miss Katherine Travis,
daughter OF Major Travis of this post,
became the bride of Lieutenant Sam
uel r. Mackall of the Eleventh infan'
try. The ceremony occurred at the
home of the brides parents.
Scores of society people from Chey'
enne and Colorado attended the nup'
tails.
After the ceremony Lieutenant and
Mrs. Mackall left for an extended hon
eymoon trip through the states.
Lieutenant Mackall served in the
Philippines and was recently present
ed with a gold medal for bravery.
, 1905-06-15
RECEIVES DEGREE FROM
DR., HEBARD'S ALMA MATER.

Before a large audience Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks delivered the annual
commencement address at Iowa uni
versity at Iowa City yesterday on A
Chapter in American History DR..
Grace r. Hebard of the University of
Wyoming is a graduate of that univer-
sity. The vice president spoke of the
Spanish-American war, its causes, con
duct and effects. A large part of the
address was a eulogy of Mckinley.
He later received the degree of LII. D.
, 1905-06-15
TWO VAGS AND DRUNK
IN THE POLICE

A plain drunk was assessed the us,
ual $3.50 in the police court this morn
ing, the which. as Bill Barlow would
say, he had not about him at the time.
Two Migrants. who could not give the
$50 bond required by Justice Grant
were fined $50 each instead and given
fifteen minutes to leave the city. 1t
is believed they are still running.
, 1905-06-15
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
MEETING Al SHERIDAN.

Beginning the 18th inst. a baseball
tournament will be held at Sheridan
which will last four days. Monarch
and Sheridan will play on the 18th and
OF the 10th and goth Buffalo will play
Dietz and Fort Mackenzie.
, 1905-06-15
Lewis & Clark Exposition.

Portland, Oregon and return $40.
Tickets on sale daily via Union Pacific
until Sept. 30th. Limit 80 days, but
not later than Nov. 3Oth.
One way through California, $51.
For dates of sale and full particulars
call on. /. w. EMMONS, Agent.
, 1905-06-15
GOVERNOR BROOKS HAS
DOUBLE IN NAME.

B. B. Brooks of Ogden, a travelling
man, was registered at the Inter Ocean
hotel at Cheyenne yesterday. He has
the same name and the same initials
as the governor of Wyoming, but is not
the same man.
, 1905-06-15

Sis Laramie to Denver and return
via Union Pacific June 30th to July
4th, account international Epworth
League convention.
|. w. EMMONS, Agent.
, 1905-06-15
BECOMES PASTOR OF
COLORED BAPTIST CT

Rev. j. w. Branon, who has been
conducting a series OF revival meetings
at Cheyenne, has accepted a call to
the pastorate of the Second Baptist
church in that city.
, 1905-06-15
That Land So falr.

o wondrous land!
FAirer than all our spirits fairest dream
ing:
Eye hath not seem" no heart can I'M
derstand
The things prepared, the cloudless radi-
ance streaming.
How longingiy we walt our Lords COM
mand,
His opening hand!
o dear ones there,
Whose voices. hushed. have left our path
way lonely,
We come, ere long. your blessed hope
to share;
we AXE the guiding hand, VIC trust It
Seeing. by faith. beyond this clouded
air
That land SO fair!
, 1905-06-15

Special East-Bound Excursion Via I'm.
lon Pacific
To Omaha, Kansas City. Sioux City, st.
Louis. Memphis. Chicago. Peoria, st.
Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and inter.
mediate points. One fare plus 81 for
the round trip, going June 10, ~. 10.
July 1st to 10th, good to return on or
before Oct. 31st.
/. W. EMMONS. Agent.
, 1905-06-15

4 Job of printing done In The Rennn
lean office is a guarantee that It Is
done right and according to the ve.
latest ideas
, 1905-06-15

Old papers, rs cents = hundred, II
The Republican omca.
, 1905-06-15

Old papers. ~ cents . hundred. q
The Republican ONES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
Clothing for Men, Young Men, Boys
and Children.
Youths Trousers at l.39

Heavy satinette and mixtures,
2S to 81 waist band, good every
day trousers, we'll worth 100,
special at. .....,......,1.3 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
Mems Suits at 1850

Fine imported silk mixtures or
black thibet, satin lined vest and
coat, cut in the latest styles, with
broad, well padded shoulders,
four outside and One inside
pocket, 1900 values, special
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
Bank President smith Indicted.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct. 20.-W. b.
Smith, former president of the West
ern National bank of this city, was in
dicted by the federal grand jury on
ten counts, charging him with en-
bezzlement, making false entries and
the misrepresentation of the funds of
the bank. The total defalcatiOn charg-
ed is S19S,013. Smith is said to be
in Porto Rico. and it is alleged Il ca
blcgram has been received from him
saying he will return to Louisville on
Oct %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, = That
France intends to stand by her repre-
sentative at Caracas. NJ. Taigny. was
reiterated by NJ. Jusserand, the French
ambassador. who in reply to a ques.
ton declared that NJ. Taigny had the
hearty support of his government
which approves all of his acts at Ca.
racas. Venezuela was the subject of
a short conference between Secretary
Root and NJ. Jusserand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Movement of Vessels in the Harbor
For the Past Day or Two.

The schooner Anna Mclean ar
rived in this port from New York
yesterday afternoon. She is at the
Lohigh Valley coal docks loading
with coal. The schooner, Florence
A.. Strout, sailed from the coal docks
yesterday afternoon for Bangor,
Maine.
The schooner Henrietta Simmons,
Captain barley, of New York, arriv-
ed at Port Reading yesterday after
noon, and the following schooners
sailed from that port: G. A. Hayden,
~Edgewater, Brigadier, Eaton, Thorn
aston, Ada J.. Campbell, Sullivan,
Exeter and barge Massachusetts. The
Massachusetts is bound for New Bed
ford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
Juvenile Suits at 2.98

Blue, black and brown cordu-
roy, with shield and emblem,
bloomer pants, 2 to s years, 3.7!5
values, special at. = 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Electioneer-
ing is not the only thing that is en-
gaging Mayor McClellan's attention,
for it has developed in the midst of
the municipal campaign that his
wealthy father-in-law, John Gerard
ucckscher, sixteen months ago, though
SiXty-eight years old, had taken to him
self Il third wife. Miss Otis of New
York. aged twenty-five. Neither Mrs
Mcclellan nor her sister. Mrs. Eyer
ton Leigh Winthrop, Jr., was at hel
fathers wedding. The belated infor'
nation has been Il great surprise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
Mems Suits al 6. 90

This is a small lot of mems
| suits in Scotch tweeds and all
black cheviots, suits well worth
/ s. so to 900; your size may be
amongst the lot, and for quick
clearance we've marked them
/ TO Is 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-20
Boys Suits at I.5O

Double breasted two piece
suits, blue cheviot, coat with
good black farmers satin lining,
a to IA, 200 values at. - 80