davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
PEARY ARTic STEAMER
REACHES PORTLAND, NE
BY Associated Press.

% 71H"0TT"TIT 7 TV07'
NEW YORK. July 2.-The Peary
Arctic exploring steamer Roosevelt
~vom Portland. Me-. arrived here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair Mon
day; Iirht west winds. Maximum
temperature In Los Angeles yes
terday, IS degrees; minimum, 55
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
PIONEER PASSES AWAY

VIII .. 0TccH " tHO Ooiued Gun EN-
plres in San Francisco
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-Will S.
Green. editor of the Colusa Sun. who
has been seriously Ill for some time
and who was brought to this city for
a surgical operation. died at St. Luke's
hospital today.
Mr.. Green was a pioneer of California
and at one time surveyor general OF
the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
NATIVE SONS
WILL CELEBRATE
ADMISSION DAY OBSERvANCES
AT SACRAMENTO
FESTIVITIES TO LAST A WEEK
State Agricultural Society Joins With
Friendly Organization to Make
the Fete a Grand
Success
FESTIVITIES TO LAST A WEEK
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SACRAMENTO, July Through an
agreement entered into by the general
celebration committee of the Native
Sons and the directors of the State
Agricultural society the 1905 celebra-
tion of Admission day, to be held in this
city next September, will be prolonged
for almost an entire week. The attrac-
tions to be presented at the state fair
grounds will be limited to the live stock
exhibits and the six days race meeting.
while the Native Sons are to have ex-
elusive control of the Agricultural
pavilion. Each visiting parlor is ex-
pected and has been invited to bring
to Sacramento an exhibit or display
characteristic of it's home section, and
a promoter is engaged in tour of the
state to arrange for the most attractive
exhibits possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
Expect Large Attendance

The Native Sons of Sacramento will
spend over $4,000 to insure the success
of the celebration, the first held in this
city since 1895. An architect has been
employed to prepare plans for the
decoration and illumination of the en-
tire business section. The official colors
are red, white, blue and gold. the last
being emblematic of the California
poppy.
Arrangements are being made for the
entertainment and accommodation of
10000 visitors, the figure being based
upon the estimate of railroad officials.
Practically every parlor of Native Sons
and Native Daughters will be repre-
sented in the da yparade in September,
while fifty beautiful floats will par
ticlpate in the night procession through
the illuminated streets.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
A Letter From Chas. Milne.

The many old time Conejos coun-
ty friends of "Scotty" will enjoy
it perusal:
FIT. DEFIANCE, Ariz., 10-29-5.
FRIEND WILDER:
Please excuse the pencil as ink
shipped 10 this country dries in
transit, and if | do not seal this
quickly the pencil is apt to dry
up and blow off the sheet Per
haps you have heard indirectly
that / took the civil service exami-
nation and entered Uncle Sam S
service in the humble but honora-
Bile position of instructor to his
children in the art or science. as
you may call it, of raising all
kinds of agricultural products pos
sible to be raised out in the Ari-
zona and New Mexico deserts. also
sheep, goats and other animals
Otherwise Indian farmer. Have a
good large country to farm-5O
miles one way and God knows how
far the other with patch of corn
every other seven miles or so
However ! expect to live to see it
blossom as the rose. etc.
left word with the NJ. at
Bayfield, to be sure and forward my
La Jara paper, the connecting link
between now and good times, but
he has failed to do 50; therefore. /
enclose a postotfice order or 81 50
which | beg of you to accept and
send on your paper to me here.
Also send me all the issues of De-
tober as / have not seen one for
some time. Be sure and have the
address very legible as it may go
amiss once in while. Tell sid |
intended writing to him today but
this is my tenth sheet and ! will
take another day to him. You can
tell him if he ever gets in Schif-
fer's fix to come down here. No
one would ever find him and if
they accidentally did they would
never come after him for such "a
paltry sum as they are behind.
Regards TO the boys. Same to
yourself Yours truly,
CHAS. MILNE"
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
ADVERTISING RATES
Display AdvertIs, m-nts will be ,

Display Advertls, mrnts will be charged
for at the rate Of i2i. cents per inch per week
single column measurement, on monthly con.
tract, and 25 cents per single column inch for
periods of less than one month. Rates given
on more than a column of space by the year
Displa advertisements will be changed every
two weeks without extra cnarge; when chang
made weekly an additional charge OF
cet.ts per inch will be made.
Changes for dis lay adv.rtisem ents must be
In this office before Wednesday noon to insure
a change hat week.
Local Notices. 10 cents per line for each
insertion.
Notice of Entertainments, suppers or
social where an admission l. charged or which
are given to aise money, will be given hal
rates. Cards of thanks, 30 cents. II solution.
obituaries and obituary poetry, cents per line.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
Big Mass Meeting.

Whereas, Federal consent to the
storage of the waters ut the ia O.
Grande river and its tributaries
in Colorado, and governmental aid
in the construction of reservoirs
for that purpose, are necessary t.
the best interests of the farmers.
and to the general prosperity OF
the people of the San Luis valley,
and whereas united action will Sc
cure more favorable consideration
of our requests at Washington. a
mass meeting of the people of the
San Luis valley and the country
drained by said river and its trib-
utaries, is hereby called to convene
in the Oliver Opera House in Ala
mosa, Colorado, on the 18th day of
November, A. ID. 1905. at 10 o.
clock a. m. for discussion and the
adoption of the best method of
procedure to accomplish such fa-
vorable results.
AT this meeting, tn. proposition
to petition the agricultural depart
ment at Washington for favorable
grazing regulations on the forest
reserves will also be considered.
The U. S. senators and congress-
men of Colorado have been invited
to attend the meeting.
The Executive Committee.
By Chas. C. Holbrook.
Chairman.
Hesperus coal. the only good
coal in town at the right price The
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

Hesperus coal. the only good
coal in town at the right price. The
Wallace Mercantile Company
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
3mgsfoaifom.
3wst Mann get6btet.

2osIngeIes, GAL, 6. SUM.
8ier Weilen bon &iberfioe farb elm
3uiamnlentOB 3wif9en einem usitli9
ge6enoen 3use unb einem grtra3ugs
Der Salt Safe. Yabn ffatt.
gs uuroen set6otet bic Brsmisr &.
g. garep bon Cos Mnsslss unb Seller
ROrmau. Dem poHelert Grant 90.
Scott muroen 8 &ippen ssbro9sn.
aus Der W anbf9urei surad.
san .anciseo. 6. Stunt.
Col. g. 8. @romoer bonn @eneralfabe,
Der als arnerisanifder 3rieasbeOba&ter
tiber Elm Sa6r i'm 3auptauartiere Gen.
Quroti's bertpsilte, 1T nit benz Sam-
pfer China bier ansefommen.
Col. @rotpber lebnt es ab iber feline
gsoba9tunsen 3u ipre9en, bebor ct
feinen 8eri9t an ben 9riegsietretdr
etffattet babe.
y@aueaus" gefranbet.
Rem Oort, 6. SUM. gs bat
f9 heraussefeat. baB Der Sampfer,
tusl9er eetern Mbeno BEL Sonss.8u9t
ftranbets, ni9t Elm transatlantif@sr
Eampfer mar, ME Mnfanes bsrmutbet
tuurbe, ionbern bas 0ermeKungsf9iH
Der &egierung .@aucaius" if. Sc
lisst beuie nod fef, 1T absr in tsinsr
@sfabr. Gin e6lsppbampfer Iisst
bel benz Saife UNI ss 3u untsrttbsn
Bel benz Wsriu9e ss tpisber fott gu
ma6en.
3atboIif9 @ereinss
burlo.
peru, Sa., 6. Stunt. Mit einem
pontifical=S o9amt in Der ct. Soiepbs
2ir9e ift bic Notwithstanding bss
bsuti9en fatbolii9sn 8ersinsbunbes
bon SainOis e~r6fnet wOrbsn. gs babsn
f9 Selssatsn aus allen 8bsilen bss
Staates sinsefunben, gan3 Defenders
3ablrei9 if aber natirlid @bicaso ber=
treten. bon tuo 3uei grtraatse asssn
t~aufenb Geftbeilnebmer bierber bra9=
ten. Die gan3e Staot pran9t in f96n=
fem S9mude.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07

SnbtanaYslts RaHeeFreite:
Se4s6bnI. BIS gutter 10-12e; prtxla bs a.,
pd5Iter l4-1se ; TaneY 6ai-SN, oculs
geIoru 18 BIB ace. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sn Badetsm:
astoia $18.25. Zion $13.25, Seriet s1s.ss
saraeas s13. rs. DiHuorta's s12. 30, DuaS
Sara 8lens $14.0 {, RatIpos& sl3.2 So. Usisa
S{enbeb Sapa $l2.50.
Snder-Domtnoes s.62e; Stl6sndes TAT
puIuertfrter s.87e; xTxx puIpertfrtw SAX,
fetaer s~ramuItrter 6.17e; Cubes s.62s; Gusx
feettomers' a6.12e; R~ibsemoob 6.e7s; pkb.
mtg u 5.77e; Gu,ptre KS 72e; Shsai Grtrs
SoIben 6 6.67e; Bin5for Gytra 8 B.s2s,
GtS0epoos 6 b.b2e; seIber 9 8. ATE; Is .
Ser I. 12.
eyrupNetanbarb Corn 23e BIZ RS, ass
pabIter &c BIB 32e; eorsSam sss Biz 8es:
Stem Orleans @oIaHes Ice bis CSC; eeu6El,
ter 30e Bis 38c.
WHe-BrasiI rsu &c BIB 10e; SaIberts lae
gaanbeIn IA; wei9f&aIiae RaxbeIx lk;
Serbian NanceIn lbe; geamats 5 BE SIC,
serSfete 7c bis &c; GneIi9e 8aIxiiHe
~GanSp-7S etansen seutiGt &c; grps
esr senaif4t &c; Banner TpiE &c; Gream
8onbOns l0e; sts. 2 Cream seurii&t &C.
@etrofnete Grf@te-AspfeI. an Der eesas
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeerea 7e Biz Tie:
Gttron 18e Bis 14e; %oFnen, 3 grprx, x4
Tfunb. 7e, 8 Grown NC, 4 9ropa nc lsas
n.enfreie sbts 81, California Na,seatsl 7ks;
euItana nc, irnportirte SuItana lie kts Ile
California apriiofen &c bts Lee.
Gffg-1aa 40 OF. Eef). Ses. s-IIs p
9aIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
8aie=BaQ.

neiatio n.
Wiluaufee, 6. Stunt.
Wiltuautte -. 100000 8
ct. paul. ....5 00030001- 9
Batterien-Me2ap, Curtis uno gs=
bile; SeIfons, gpans. SuQiban unb
3alustp.
2~ouisbiIe, 6. Stunt.
2outspiue.. 80. o. 5
Columbus. 49,. 900 o. 3
Batterien - Scott unb @56atu;
Sorner unb &pan.
3anias gitp. 6. Junt.
Ranfas gitp. % / 9
minneapolis. 20 00061010- 6
Batterisn - 5rans, 2ilrop unb
WiIfon; Sasssr, gohmibt unb Ma-
rartt1.
HattpnaI.2tqa.
ct. 2outs, 6. Stunt.
81. 2ouis. 80 3 2
Cincinnati ....1 o. l
Battsrien - Saplor unb @arner;
ghe@ unb S9lei.
pittsburg, 6. Stunt.
pittsbura. ....4 0010O0O*- 5
philadelphia. ..020200OO0- 4
gatierien = pbiuippe unb peib
g~orribon, Sugslssbp unb 8abos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
1u8xA~tsS RJestN.

6ugar Gureh e&hkiea - GrRe nuaIttat .
1870 Btunb 10: 10 Rfs2h 13e; 1e-Ia
Pfanb l3t; Buetts naaItdt ae-le Rfnah
123e ; Is Plumb l8e /; u Hfmsb l2te ; 10
Rfunb 13e.
GaIfornii@e e4txtex-6 BID 8 Rfub etc;
8 bts 10 SSfunb Sc.
e4uItern-9RsI. GnreS. 10 b8 70 Rfanh
hn Dur&f92ttt, eie; Is Pfuh Dur9f4ntt.
81, 10 Bio IL HNanA Ole.
TribftidsS ped-Rlare exslft Gursb l7t
sewdbIter euaar Gureb 17e, 6-7 Rf,xA b,
Dur&f&ntH 1s3e ; 8 Big 9 Rfuxs tm 1xr9s
i9nitt l8c; 10 BIB IL ptnxa is Dsr3f9nH.
l2s; s 4faab tm Dur3f4xttt, i4ms1. 103e
9 8fanb hi Dur4i&ntH. i@maI. lax.
eped. gnsI.-gepdsItT, 8 80 10 Bfut
tm Dur@f&ntt, 1sle; u 81 Il BfaRb h
Dur&f4uttt. lie.
epe6-RIare 6ettea. 90 ~ 20 Bimlb ID
1ur@{&nitt, 10e; 8Iase estteA, 20 IS 90
Rfunb, l0c: atare Bellies, - ID 30 ptmn,
9ie; 1s Bis 70 8fb.. eie; Il ID Is &fusb,
loe: 2Isre Saa6eR, Is - % pgumbI s.,
sdA6eR 10 50 Is 8fynb s}e; &as Gaasa
BE Q Ptmb. TIE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07

@epo6eItes c~@wesneietf9 - Sxo9eiofes
Gancp His $500; RIares Deas sls 80; Sons
!p $500; esort sIear $3.50; Huaryt
fl3. 30.
@so6rrtes RtnnRetf1 - S9Msen, yea,
Ssts. 13te; A~ussnisttea Ice; SKxsxi. 1874;
Rn69eI 16e.
S9n.a3 - tn T!erees Il. laaI. fs:; 2
GnaIitdt Gle; 8. DaaItdt sXe.
Mairfte 9erdu9erte BraipsxF 81,
Srantfarter 7Ac; Bologna To- DdrTuss &c, IN
xu& SIC.
piaIes-2400 TN Sab 80; 300 tn Got
50; 1900 TN ssIbfab $500; 100 tn, set
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
0etretse,

&etex - go. 2 rstber 81. 04 sus seles
fen. s1.00 poT RabIen; 30. 6 sotke 81.
Suit S3e; Bagexmet,ex $1.el.
3orn tneaes) 30. l meib t2lc: 70.
wetb SIC; SO. 8 wetb Zee; SO. 4 Deif,
SOC; Ne. 3 peis seuHf4t 62fs; 2o. 3
usts semii&t 60;; go. 4 NETT serHifes
Sac; Ho. 2 seIb b2fc; 30. 0 gels 62k ,
go. 4 selb Sic; SO. . oerafGt 52fs ;
30. 8 asmii4t 52fe; 30. 4 geuH3i 80: ;
4pIben 503e.
Safr- 30. 3 uetse 3as; 30. 8 rssSz
slte; 70. 2 eeusf9ter SOC; 20. 8 fesi9tss
29ie.
Seu - Ro. 1 atlnotbb SO 90: 20.
2, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
0ef0IaoteteA 0SeN.

SrH&es RinbFet&-Beflt9s etters - "a
TIC; bieiee etiere 9-9}e; 9sass Ntxba
$40 Bis 200 Hfnab Sc: biefae 3a5e zoe
bis $50 4f1ab &c 4abe $50 ID Go Pfuah
IL; etier Eorberptertel u, etaer nh&ess
ptertst Les, stab 3txterstSta lie, RtMb
gorberpisrteI &c. Rub BortesstesteI 5le &at
GsnterrierteI Ole.
Srii@es 3aIbfei&-3dIbs 9s, 8tatess
pierteI 12e, BorberuterteI 7e.
Srti&es S@afFetf9 - 8dumer per Pfrnb
lie I; e@afs 92e; e@e1i4 l8e; Ha6B hrl.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
S6wtnoel:9otter
Sn Montana ansaebpben.

suite, Wont., 6. Suni. geamte
bes 8unbesseheimbienfes branaen
beute In bic Office Der .Montana
Winins, 2oan & Snbefment aim
unb berbaftetsn Daniel g. Saeobs. ben
Sstretdr urb S&abmeifer Der geI.a.
i9aft tussen 8erlebung Der poFgeiese.
gs tuurbsn 1000 uummerirte 2ut-
tsris. 2ooie bsf4lasnd5mt iopie cine
2ifts bon Mgenten In ben Der. staa.
ten unb Canada, bic nit benz Wertrieb
Der 69uinbsl.2 ooie betraut tuaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Sntfsna@rt&tea.

Netp Dorf: .@retie" bon Neapel,
yRaifer Wilbelm H." bon
Bremen.
Netu Oorf: .9aiisr Wilbelm bergroBe"
mad gremen; ypannonia" nod
Neapsl; r@eorsie" mad 9iber-
pool; n@ermania" nod War=
feiaes; .patria" nod Warieinss.
Mnttuerpen: n2roonIanb" bon SEEM
BORT bia 9ober.
Weapel: .@ttti bi Witano" bon Neu
Oort.
gbsrbourg: xRrOnprin3 Wilbelm" bon
Nem Oort.
Dotobama: .gmpreB Of Jnbia" bon
Wancouber nod 6ontong.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07

4inaotbH-8eriGufspreie: $40. 00--iI.0l.
Rice se~rtaufspreiie: 80. 0o-Sl0.o0
@ef&torn - Eerfaufspreie: ie xa9 sr,
0uaIttdt. 81 Bio 66e.
8afr-8ei@dIt 44-6e; h ben Nebrex
S6.00-$10.0o per Tsnns. NeuG 88-S6e.
etrob-Rrete. ie na@ BEN grah. b Bab
len, $6.00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07

Tiele Yerionen perlebt, GROCER Sad
fhabem.

SetrOit, Wia., 6. SUM-. Der
S9aben, ben Der Sturm beute Na4=
mittag I'm tueflt9sn Sbsile bes Staa-
tes anri9tete, miro auf $500, 900 se=
f9dbt. gu 2ingfion io0en II perfos
men perlebt poroen iein. Sn Der Na4.
barf9aft wuroen Is Sduisr uno Is
S4eunen niebergsrif en-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Sdwitrigt Mufgabe
Trte0eassS er9anblungen 81 fibren, % oer ruiiiidt
SDtidafter teiue Sniruftiouem bat.
8abineHsIBumg. Ser Strit in Gbicago gbt feline Musidtn auf Sei
legung. = Stirme, lteberfdwemnumsen unS Sahnunidae i'm
gforbeu. - 8atbolider gerehnsbunb in SQinpis.
h m m u I, n.

ue5er O 10 { m m u n 9 n.
5onb bu 9ae Wis. 6. Stunt.
Inter Der augemeinen ueberfdpem=
mung babsn aud bas ct. Mgnes.
Sofpital unb bas anfoBenbe 8loter
i9msr gslittsn. Sic 81. paul-gabn
bat felt ssftsrn abeno teins 3hge msbr
bier sinlaufen laKen t6nnen.
Claire, Wis., 6. SUM.
Die i9usren &ssen Der lebten bier Sage
babsn an ben Babnbstten In bieisr
Na9bari&aft srObsn S&aoen anseri9.
tet. aae 3iae auf Der @6icaao, Mil.
pautse & ct. paul gabn inb auf
biefer Strede einsefeat.
/ 2a@roe {. Wis., 6. Stunt. -
Dos Wsttsrburear berg unbssrsgierung
erbielt bic Na&ri9t. baB in ben lebten
"a Stunben Der @bippstpa. GluB Bel
Chippewa Sails 10 SUB fies.
6ebia9o auf eefdbrGi&e
gur9en.
Worristomn, q. s., 6.
Suni. 9unoert Wdnnsr unb iunge
2sute bstbeiIi9ten fd beute an elmer
aufrssenoen 6ebiago auf brei gsfdbr-
Ii9e Buri9sn, bic aus benz Morris
@ounip @efdngniB ausesbro9sn NOS
rem, uno in Der 6Ofnung, ibre Grsi=
bsit 80 e%rlansen, In tpilSer Saf bur&
Gle StraBsn Der Stabt siltsn. Sur
elmer Der MusrsiBer III bislans tuiebsr
btnsfef gemadt tuoroen, tpabrsnb f9
bic beiben Mnberer in ben WdIbern bes
SbogunsW ountain %bOrldufig fiber GEE
bergen baIten.
&aenfamp (.
Nugu q, 8a., 6. SUM-. Gin
@afsntampf gu Burner, g. g., bate
ben Sob bon Burrea We2 ane, zines
Weibsn, bic 8erpunbuEs isines Sob
mes, ben Bob zines Nsssrs unb bic
0ertpunouns breier anoerer our Golss.
6 hsibt, eaB bic ueiBe Bsb6ltsrung
iensr Wessno In GROCER Iufrsguns 1T.
Sheriff RaibOrne uno Coroner Swens
bon Niten 60. inb nod benz S9au=
plabe absegangen.
9 bnund Ife.
Sonia. Wi9., 6. Stunt. gus=
uai9unssn on ben Babnbetten bur9
bic bsftissn &ssensiHe Der lsbten Sage
babeu bier in Der Ta9bari9aft gu 2
gabnunfd0en seftibrt.
Iuf bsr psre Warqustte.g abn ent-
eIeife Elm 3ua rabe Der etaats-& e.
formi9ule. 2otomotibfibrer 9. Nls
boro unb 9ei3er 3. papne tuurben se=
tbbtst, 2 ahbsrs 3usbsoisnfete Isi9t
berlsbt.
Ser 3ue go. IL Der Detroit, @ralb
6aben & Wilpautse ga6n entgleifs
na6e 8ibbit's. 2ofomotibfhbrer
SObnfOn, pOfelert gpans. @epdd.
msifter Sou unb Elm 9eiser purbe1
lsi9t bsrlsbt.
Sobann@ 6. g piIlst
Gtncinratt, o., 6. Suni.-
Sur& bas Nbleben bes alien 8an3leb.
rsrs Sobann 6. Spills 1T Elm Oriais
mol Ssri9uunben. gr 9eb6rte au ben
tstannteFen girgsrr Der Stabt. st
mar In 6annoper sebirtis unb cts
blidte am Sage Der s4la&t BET Wa.
terIoo bas 2i9t Der Welt. Ct mar
bon Beirut Wufter unb als Ct Dor
nunmebr IS Sa6ren nod Cincinnati
fam, fpielte CT i'm $beaterordsfer,
griinoete aber balb cine San3i9uIe unb
tuurbe arf bieiem @ebiet iO3uiaeen Der
Babnbre4er. st .uor bas dltefte Wits
slisb Der WuFter=S 9ubgsieaf&aft. CT
bate Elm Mlter bon 80 Sabrstt erreiat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
S1meretet.

Rotber RIeeiarten 81 .76-8.7E.
gnslii@er 8Ieeiarner $8.b0-e.76.
Alibfe R~Ieeiarner s .00-8.60.
MIfaIfa RIee1anten Sc. .o-9.00.
Beiber 8leeiamen $500.
@ewdblter Timotbb $l.80-1.79.
Srbtndrer bis gutter Ein;otbp $1.85-l.60.
Saneb 3entudp 8Iausras s1.00-1.as.
gIausros in ebaF Soc.
GnsIii&es BIa,sras $l.45.
DrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.80.
Reb Top IN @baf 75c-$1.le.
8afer 8orn Te-$1.00.
Timber 3uaerrobr sauses, sl.00-l.25.
0eiber 9aferiamen 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
@eibes unb ssIbes 8or,t $1.00-L25.
Reb Sob gnfiIuse $~l.10-1.26.
Som Seas SITS.
Niuet $1.20 bis $1.85.
Sribiabrs,@ esen 81 40.
SetswiebeI, weibe, seIbe urb rotbe $3.50
,er WuibeI.
Sab : 8artoHeI, seIbe SerieS, Beruxbrs
3eIbe Naniernon6 unb fibIi9e Queen g.. % btr
5ab; rotbe Raniemenb $2.76; BrofIianit9e
$50.
3artoHeIn, fribe 8 No@ea zoe per BufteI:
Ohio 65e per BuibeI; friibe goie SOC per
friibe Burbarf zoe per BtjbeI; frate
pebron 45c per 8uibeI; &uraI Rew Dorf nnb
Sreeu Rountai1 40c per 8ufbeI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07

06nbIer beaabIeR foIsexbe Rreie:
Butter - Gouatrp, l6e, Grean,erb 26e,
OIgtx 28c
eter-14e pei Suteno.
&dbner 10e, edbne 3. TurietS-l0-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Trii&te mmS 0emHie.
TrA@te.

Tra4t.
NepfeI-gute 3o3apfeI sa.2s-2.6o per
Tab.
Yananen 81 .25-l.75; Hsins sN-s1.00.
@ranberries $6.00-7.0O.
Erauben Ralasa $3.50.
Gitronen $2.40-8.25 pei Rife.
Dransen ~$2.5O-3.25; California eeebs
Iimss 81. 70-1.90 per Rife.
@rbbeeren Snbiana 81 % bic $1.E0.
@emIfe.
Wotbe NI5en $1.5O per Tab.
8raut, Souanb sesb $25 pei :sosne; Rotb'
traut 81 80 per Sat.
California geIerp 85e-$1.00 PEI Bun@.
g~IumenIobI S per Dutenb.
Dsfer gIant 15e pei Dutenb.
saIat 81 per Hfanb.
9piebeIn $2.2S-2.O per bunbert Bfunb;
SLIGO per 8ufbeI; ipanii&e 81. 80 PEI erate.
RartoffeIn 1850 per Sa6; soc auf ben
@eIeiien.
Sainois eib . 4artofeIn $500 PEI Sab.
garfnips $500 per 5ab.
Rabieie 15e per Dutenb.
geterfIie 50e pei Dutenb Ban@es.
Spinat -$a per Sab
BeiSe @iiben $500 per SaS.
Rutabasas $1.10--$1.20 per GaB.
Sparaeln 1oc Bis acc per 8un9.
&bubarb 15c Bis 41e per Du$erb.
@iiine 3piebetn Sc per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07

Gnsros 8 Ber~iaufspreiis Sn$ortist,
S&peser3dje 80e pei RfanS etxbeturf&e.
S@meserfdfe 17e. &iseowfn Gseaus 8 &&i'
Is, Stem gori Gbebsars 1Se. sis4etrnt
i&er 2tnsbureer 16e, Drtd 16e.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
CAR SHIP
A PIRATE
Sailors on Black Sea Fleet
Mutiny
ADMIRAL IS P0WERLESS
Men Have Been Sent Ashore and
Fire Under Boilers Have Been
Drawn.
ADMIRAL IS POWERLESS

WASHINGTON. July a.-Mr. Meyer.
American ambassador nc ST. Peters.
burg. In n cablcgrnm 10 the state de-
bartmcnt says Consul liecnan nt Odcs'
IN reports 10 him that the Black sea
acct has mutinlcd.
A cable from Kustenji. Roumanla,
lated Ds90 o'clock last night. says the
Kniaz Potcmklnc aud torpedo boat No.
ai7 are anchored on that port and that
mother steamer IL In the ofiing appar'
ntly watching.
The unprecedented spectacle % a
powerful modern bnttlcship cruising
around In the Black sea In the hands Of
4 crew who. under the rules ~ interna-
honnl law. cannot bc regarded as 9th.
.r than plntcs aud ~ the admiral In
command OF the rest OF the Euxine
feet frankly confcssing his inability 10
cope with the situation aud ordering
he fires OF his wnrshlps 20 b. drawn
ias stupefed the Russian admiralty.
An odessa despatch says that the
KnIaz Poiemklno has sailed from that
)or' apparently In the direction Of the
Ronmanian coast. and nothing has
been heard OF her there
The crew OF the Gcorgi Pobiedono-
,ctz sent forty men ashore rs hostages
ind have asked the empcror's forgive
ness for having mutinled. pleading that
hey have not damaged the ship.
Vice Admiral Kruger's squadron has
left for Sevastopol. and the Georgi
Pobiedonosetz Is the only warshlp re.
manning
The British consul has arranged with
four British steamers and one Norwe-
gian steamer 10 remain of the port 50
IS 10 he IN readiness In case OF danger
70 remove foreign subjects. The cap
lains Of the steamers agreed Ia remain
until the situation became clearer. A
report says that the Kniaz Potemkine
transferred number OF revolution
iries. including students and some
Jewish girls. 10 British steamer, the
name Of which Il not given.
On arrival In the Odessa roads the
'a gshlp slgnaled the KniaZ Potemklne
% Join the squadron, TO which the bat
.leshIp replied. I'VE ask that the nd
niral should come on board us"
From the outset several OF the crew
" the ship demanded that she rejoin
he fleet. These increased In numbers
Until IL was ultimately decided TO nego-
late with the authorities. 10 whom
hey handed over the flag and the
lreech blocks OF the guns.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Nathaniel Wheeler OF Castleton Is
visiting friends here.
url Smith went 10 Schaghticoke
and spent Sunday With Thomas Jack
SO
Miss Lula Wyman OF Hoosick Falls
was the guest OF Miss Katherine Pike
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs +. c. Carroll OF Fulton
N. Y, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
John Purcell.
The regular meeting OF Mt Anthony
Chapter, OES will be held Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock.
Everything possible has been done
to make the clambake tomorrow sue
cess. Everyone is invited.
Smith Elwell has given up his pos
ition at Chandler's meat market, and
gone to Springfield where his wife is
living.
Miss Mary Doyle Of Jefferson aven.
ne has taken a position as day opera.
tor in the telephone exchange and
George Murphy Of Hoosick Falls has
taken the position as night operator.
w. G. Roberts an acrobat with the
May Hillnen Stock company was quite
badly injured at Manchester Friday.
He came to Bennington with the COM
pany and will be able to work again
in day or two.
Louis Gilbert while fixing belt at
SCOTS stocking mill fell from the lad
der on which he was standing and
struck on the back of his head, making
quite serious bruise. He is, how
ever much improved and expects to
be able to resume work Wednesday.