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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
(lS)
@i6tige
@eranOcrnngen.
@criidDtc iiber Den Hiiftritt bcs
Miniitcrs @ittc.

Giuiebung eincs pcruntluortlidcl
ruiiiiden &obinctS u%orgeid)logcn
mo unter @crotbung. ST.
nelterltrtg 0eS StrifcS in 6eterS,
burg. - Nrbeiter Der &lltiloif-
mo pieler on0crer @erfc i~tellcn
lire Sb0tigteit obcrmolS ein. -
G~ntlaIiun1 Der in 0oft befino-
lid)en Strifer %geioroert. So
5iemlih ale 6obriten IN 2oo5 nlf
1mbcItinmte Belt geidlolien.
Petersburg rs. 6ebrltor. -
Gen nereiten 9eriften 5uiolge bot
Sr. @itte oils GrGiioGnt oea MiniItet,
Counties ob9eoonft, mo 5luor III
6olge bon 9ifferen5en nit oeli
Nderbollminilter g)ernloIoff. Der
Sebtere lit luobl Der om 9iberoliten
geiinntc inter oIlen ritiiii6en Wiini.
tern linO bci'nt G5oren iebr gut on,
geihricbeu. gr befiirluortet oiien Die
ginberiliiltg oe3 Semsfp Sobor.
9oS @eriidt iiber @itte's Hiidtritt
ermongcIt gcgemuGrtig C1aS llbr
IbenoS) nod Ser 9eit0tigung, gilt
je6od) iiir g%loubmiiroig.
sic Nrbeiter Der YiltiIoff @erfe
Itcllten lif) bclltc iriib mieoer eirL
ollcin aritott on Die Nrbeit Slt geben.
foroertcn Tie oils 9eoingrnlg fir Die
@ieoeraitfnobme ibrer SbGtigfeit Die
GntloiIli1g oller ibrer perboftetcn
&omerooen. Sic 9lrbeiter ser Nepo.
8erfc ergriffen Die gleife Mobnob-
me. Inter onberen @orm1noen ltell-
ten oilf Die 2elte Der Sron5oiiih-
MuiiiIhen @erte. ser HuIliif. Imcri-
fonii6en &outifuf @erfe, Der Ge.
tcrsbnrger Observation-Disclosures nto
ser Nifololts . Observation-Disclosures;
Die Irbeit iuieber ein. 9ieie Grneile,
ritng Der Strifebelpegung pernriodt
aroBes Guiieben, nnb man munfelt,
Dab &oter @opon Die 2eitung Der
Seweaung burd) feline 2ientenonts
iuieber ii6ernommen bot.
Gsor Nifolors pr1iibirte beiite III
einem 81 G~5orsfoje Selo abgebolte-
llen W%iniiterratb. in meldem Die
8raee beiprofen miiroe. bas geget.
p1rtige Miniiter : Gomite, ipelfes IN
ilnreeeImdbieen 3piifenpauIen ooitn
unb mann 5i elmer 8~eratbnna einbe-
rufen pirb, in ein RECOMMENDATIONS
aobinet inter Dem 0oriite oes G5a-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

y Observation-Disclosures be5cmnt nr Die Welen5oGl pom 6rod)t
mo Yoiooer- 3H9en; one befenoen, ron9renOcn oOcr grbetS5ug 9feHen-
5o1l mo Die bon Sotomotiocn rno &obiicn obnc @oggonS 3nrHfgeeGc
Wfelen5ubl uuSgeidlOlCn.
NIIgcmcinc
Sn Der @efOrocring Ser lonuenjobl ioruoDl ais umb i'll Der Gonner-
mGien5obl mar cine Abnobme porbonben, bo0cgen lit Elm fleiner Getpinn
in ben Ntto. @infHnftcu pro Come pro AfcHe 81 bemerfen; uno olS 8eiul-
tot 5eigcn Die Srod]t Ginfunfe cine idrpode ;3mobme iber boo porbcr-
gebcnoc Sobr. MGbeno in Den Eanager-Gunftnftcn cine Ibnabne BON
$S30l6M porbonOen nor, 10 mrtroe oicieS no1ejn gon5 nmo gor ans Ocm
@epinne aus onoerem Gertebr gutgenatt, 10 OB Die 9rutto'Gtnnobnen
fir Dos Sobr MIR cine IbnaDme BON $2tSS256 5genL Die InSgoten
fir on llnterbot Der 9obnrolten uo Der Satltdteiten lmo fir Den ln-
terbolt Der Mlsrintung rpur0en be0etteno rc0ujtrt; lno lp0breno III Den
guSgnben oS Observation-Disclosures cine 3unabme oorbonoen nor, 10
mar bod cine 9tettoNtnobme III ouen GepartementS pom $~1446247f pOrz
banoeh 10 Dob tD EN- 8ep1Wn III oen NetotSetuebsNe utntten Don
1922 42 10 ergob.
an ben frrten N0ttben BON sepadeten so6nen mar cine Nbnobme
bon $9753l.44 ub ebenio cine Nbnabme III ben 3inien Der funoirtcu
Shulo, mas uf Die @ejoblmig unierer conioHbirten &ppotbeRn'SbG0o.
tonen W ibreiben lit wcldc an !. Sui. fali9 moren; rnb ebenio i'm olgc-
mGnen 3tnien.Gonto uno anoercn ueridie0enen 3ablungen 10 ooB rnb
9c5oblung oler Decentralization uno frtrten Nb9oben, einidheblih Shr.
ern, Elm Acknowledgement pon $207713tA7 porbonoen tuor. Nadl 0em
ZEN, uno Der ot Gonto Der Sauptlun1me oeS @ag9on' fruits tallqen
Smmme puroe Der MGt oS iibrigen Ginfomnens bon $9206S1 % fir
9uber9epObnllfe NnSgaOen tl II, Dos Sabr ~ oerrparSt. De Yer pole g en- 9, 1l
bclaHeno, fir ben onoeripeihg porgeieben meroen nB. 2iees piroe 9e9en
Die GrtrGge perrednetpelte aus Den erbaltenenFrdmien auf Sbren aften.
Intbel uno Dem aus bent Nerfuufe bon Seflrumen rmo Die Nolun1rrmgen
Der Cont mGbrenb oS Snbres er5ieHen @apinn rdulttrten.
Die Smlnc bon $4,000 mrroe Gus ocnieben Gonto onf eincn
mIcrgen0bnliben arSgabenSonh TRANSCRIPT, INN Die Soften fr peihrc
0erbeierunqen mo IuSbeierungen pi betreitn, umo Der &it bon $685.
2993S murbe Sbrem @epinn- umb 8erlntGonto gutaehrieben.
Die ein5elnen Smmen fir oiberaepObnide NrS9abcn fir ooS Sobr
moren re folgt:
gier o5eGeHe BON yorfDouen nadb Bridgeport enNbleBGb
oeS Meqeredtes oofir. Sl26S49S3
0arpiep GluiTfifatons @obnbof, einihicbli6 os &c
boubes umo Der Sociln1ten. 80. .................... SS431677
Aeue Clinic pom 5orpieu nod @iorpspile mb aenbcnngen
i'm Morpspiuer 9abnbpfe. -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 123S1S6
sermiroLaaeiitaten in Baltimore, ~einIbsBlidb ipeiterer
Musoetrnnna Der Trodbt SociuGtn III 0rf 49,. ....... 11StSO0
SNRilerSbura uo Sunnlrp, lueiterc SocIitdten ............ S44207
gcaeredt lo grunoeiaentblun 49,. .......... 3tJ5756S
$t55ss756
ausriihna- saerGtb mo @aifinerie 49,. -. 1216377t
sotol 81 6soO1276
@an miro ieben, bob Die iduperien ansqaben in oieier serbinonns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Ole 9iegicrun9 tpltbte 3a8. Iegte III
men ober feinen @ert6 bel. Nn8 ic.
bod sic Experimentation ser Mo8-
talter 6inon3 mroSnoultric iiM i6nen
anidJIoiicn iob ole cioriihc TcQic
RING Gin, oob ibrc StcHlma lm6ult.
bar ~gcluorocu lei.
SIN Nugenblid lit Mo8falt ru6iu,
Die Strites iin6 por6ci, nod0cm Sic
6a6rifnnten oen Nr6citcrn Git6Idt
3u%gcItdnOniIie mohtcu, ubcr sic 9lc.
glercn0en trollen ofieubor Dem Tric
oen nidt. &Qe StroGen m6 State
nm oen GrcntI mcrbcu 5Qg ul0
gfodt bon &oiadcu, @cuOarmcn unO
bcrittcncn @oli5iItcu potroui1irt unO
oQc Snionteric- 9IeqirHcntcr in WtoS.
tau beitdnoig moridbereit ac6oltc1.
Scenes &an0purlomCut.
FeterSburg. rs. 6ebruar. -
Sn Grorterlmg Der porgei6luQcncu
Gt%n6crufu19 oca Seul@fu Sobur,
0eS often acknowledgements, fii6rt ser
HeOafteur Der o9}opoje 8rcmio."
Souuorin, Oie 2lniidtcu elmer Dem
&uiIcr iebr nn6e itc6cu0cu &~cri0nlid.
felt an. Sic bctreiicn cincn YluL
nod Wcldem bic %cntlcgcncn 0iitriftc
Gbnlid, mic Die &olonie'n Scr Ser.
Staatcn, be%bnnbelt mcrOcn milr0cnL
jeood inter @obrumg Oe5 &rin5ipa
OeS mleingei6rGntten Stimnlrcdts.
9erielbe Hutbgcber oea G}urcn ioll
erflGrt bobcn, Der oW}uOi6if" (0cr
rliliidc Gogel0bncr) bobe cberio uicl
9tedt 5ll ltimmen, lpie Der @cbil0cte,
Der cine llnipcriitdt obiolpirt bot.
Ger Scmatp Sobor ioQc aus 1900
WtitglicOerll beltcbcn. 9lui bic 6ro0c,
mann Gin ioldeS &unoporlmcnt cin-
geridtet mCr6cn miiroc, lei sic Pint.
mort gefommcn, Ser Gag tp1rc nodb
nift beitimmt. Mnn ici nod lmeut
iAloiierL Of ooS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ihor jett oOcr crit no6 @ecnoiqung
oe2 &ric9C3 bcr1licn mcrOcn ioQc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
Sn unqefGGrctne 20 ouu
mieOer cine groBc
S6luht.

Hu11tld Dies @auptQuar-
tier in ser Monoid1lrci, Is. Icbr.
- MG6rcno 0e5 @om6urOcmcnts oc3
@olttiloii-Siigel3 Ourd Die &oponcr
iflltg cine @ronotc olls eincm 9clo-
geruugSqci6iiB in cine untcrir0iidc
Siitte, frepirte Oniclbit uno rib cincnt
Sielttenont Sen &opf ob, m0brcnO
5Wei Stob$ofii5iere IAmcr perwmn0et
murOen. Die 0rei Offi5iere botten
6ei'm &ortcnipiel geieiicn, ais oo5
@eidoB eiuidlltg.
&ouoe5i miro bon 0cn Nuiicn be
logert, sic elm 6cftiQcs @ombproc-
ment aus 5mon5ig Oi0ricrn 5ugleid
olli Die iein0li6cu Stclhungcn untcr
boltcn.
Die &aponcr boben mGbrcnO Ser
Sample meitlid) mcbr ulS Die Hlliicn
inter ser aGltc 9clitten. Die @oipi-
tGler in 2ioo-2ong iollen nit joponi-
ifen Solooten, sic an erfrorenen
@lieOern lei0en, gcroOe5u iiberiiiat
iein.
@eriidtrpetie %pGrlolttet, OoB Ole
Soponer in oler Stlllc 9roBc Srtp-
%penmnilet aus ibrem Centrum nadJ
ibren 6lanten lhofien unO OoB Oa8
6citGnoige ArtiQcriefeuer ans ibrem
Centrum MIR 0en 3med babe, 0ieic
@cucgungcn 81 Oerbeder.
Ohttocn mo ~llmgegcnO lit BON
AineiiiGer 5pione i'm GoI0e ser So
pnlIer.
@G6ren6 sic @Gdte nod INNER
bitter folt iinb, merocn sic Gage
pGrmer, uno btc 3eit fiir cine iOeolc
Gompogne nobt beron. 0aS Srii6-
iobr in ser Manoihurei lit feline &c
g%en5eit. Gie 9roBe, ollgcmcin erlpor=
tete Gntideioungsihlaht Oiirite 6ilt-
ncn eincm Wfonot geiGIngcn merOcn.
@ie Ole Hltiien bebollpten, treiben
ltf) S6oaren jopaniider 5rrtppelt
lulo d)ineiiider 9onoiten ltltter Be
feblen 0es 6clomarihoQS Opamo III
Der Mongolei umber. IS lino SUI
meiit mebrere bltnoert Mtonn itorfe
bcrittene 9nnoen. Cine iolGe ser
Itorte fiir5Gif cine Giienbabnbriife
5tpild)en M1tfocn mo Gbarbilt.
0urd 0Gni 6 IS emG
Gopcnbagen 16. 6ebr.- 3met
oonilhe S%orpe0oboote morten bel
@ieOesbp olli ooS oritte rililii6e &oci-
fic.@eldlpoOer, INT oaiiel6e iider
Nltrd Ole b0riiden 0eu0iier SIT loot
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Mon mmb iehen, oB Die ituerien allSgoben i'll oeer 8erbinoun9
bel Der 6ertienelun9 Sbres Bier @eldien.S pitenns BON griogeport nod
Yorf+ popen mno IN Der 9e5oblung Sbres Sbeiles Der Softer os groBen
semeiniomen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Soirpnp an Der @eTieie oeS Sus.
quebonnoiIuIes erforoerIid maren, bon ipeden oei 8iertel BON Der
,4ennipIponio Sal nIYeie1ibaft" uno Elm 8ierteI pon Sbrer @ehufnat
getrasen iuuroenL 0ider gabnbof lit Jest in Senutiria aenonmen,
obidon ieu GeIeieipitenl nod niht poananois ferhs lit aano toroert Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

HaHe sur seiir iu's ausiano beTprst G. Raine,
Nr. Hi. Ct. Haui.etruhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

> @otc Superintendent bc5cAnet mr Die Meln3oDl BON
6rodt mo Eolagter-3Igcn; geiommtc befnOcn, ronQircnhen oor
GrbeitS5ng Weicr5ubl mlO Die bon &otonlotiucn mb aobHin obne @og
CONS 5nrttdgelegte WPetlen5od o%uSgeiblonen.
Die Sonnen5ubl fHr Soben mf Der Salptline IN 1904 mar 5371y302
Nctto-Gonnen, cine 3mobme nou t4t 1888 Somen.
Die geiannuc Eonnen5abl mad Baltimore mar 92S 56S RettozE onnen,
cine 3luabnc pom 96S39 getosConnen.
Die 3onneu5obI fir &oblen of Ser n2pfens' &o1cu.Gicnbobn" mar
517012 Nettoslonnen III 1904, cine Nbuubmc bon 2557 Qteto. 5onnen.
Die Soblen+S omncn5obl of Der SbmotnE Iipiion mar 2J3976S5
Netto*Gonnen cine 3unabnc BON 65705 getto Gonnen.
Die 8oblensGonnen5obl mf Der oGlniro & @iuiomSportg% ienbobn"
mar 213l40l 9etto.S omen IN 1904 cine Nbnabmc bon 10000 9tcho-
Somten.
Gle aoben=G ounen3obl ouf Der rGImtru & 2ofe Ontario Gtenbabn"
mar 9692S NehoG onnen in 1904, cine 3mnbnte BON 92S74 9fehos
Ionnen.
Die 0eiouutc @ef0r0eru1g bon buuminoien &oblen mar 373715S
Netto=Sonnen, cine Nbnabn1e BON 49, t3 9ehoS onnen, lm0 bon Yntbras
5t&oblen 49l4316 NcttotSormcr, cine 3unobnc bon 21S3ll Ncto'
5ortren Im Werglctb 3mn Sorubrc. Die lonuen5abl Der beioet &loicn
belief fb of S6S1J5 34 Nctto=S onncn, gcgeu SG5O293 NettosGonnen tHr
6S porber9ebenoe Sabr, iomit cine Abuobne pom 81 2i1 Gonmen I'M that
ldtlthen getrage Der transportirten &oblen, obne Rldiidt Gt Die Nn5aDl
Der 9DIonen, ibcr lueldc OiepbCn tranSporirt nIr0en.
Ter Yetrog 0S III Den Glcootorcn 81 Canton cnptongenen @etreiOeS
mar:
oOo32oo SHIeL
Ser @erog oS BON Dem lofolen Glcpntor gr. 2 i'll Baltimore oufgez
nonnencn @etreibcS mGbrrnO 0cS SabrcS mar 2363,997 9uhel, cine 3t
rubme BON t91, 947 Wuifcl.
Die bouptiGbiden Nrttcl in 9eua of 9omen5obl moren ncben
9oblcn mb 0crciOc 9UIbolI, Giicncri, iobri5re Gicnuoorcn, GrUbte
lno Semitic, Cement, 3icgcftcine mo &mt, iopie Tetrolum.
Fa1i0gterc, Yuiiagtcr @cilen5ubl unO BniiugtCr.
5ugs MetIcn5aGL
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Odd Fellows at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 16-With
the opening Of the morrow the Odd
Fellows Of the United States will
own the Quaker City. Practically al
the sovereign grand lodge repressn.
tatives are here preparing for the
opening session. Today the visitors
spent the time chiefly in sightseeing.
Sunday the sovereign grand lodge
will attend divine service ct the Arch
street NJ. E. church. Monday the
first sessions Of the high bodies Of the
order will bs held with public exeroi
ses. chiefly in the nature of weloom-
ing addresses and responses. Ther
the sovereign grand lodge will mee
and transact routine bust ness leading
up to the election Of officers. whicf
will be followed by . harQuet.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice Of the Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of The Union Ditch
Company
Notice ID hereby given that the an.
nuAl meeting Of the stock holders Of
the Union Ditch company Of Fremont
county. Colorado, will b. hold at the
efYics Of Dr.. l.. L. Peveival in the
city Of Florence. Colorado. on tho 18th
day Of October. 1906, st . O'Clock p.
m. for the purpose OF electing direct
ors for the ensuing year. TO make the
annual assessment on the stock. 10
adopt . new set Of bylaws. and for
any other business thst may properly
come before the meeting.
BY order Of she Board Of Directors.
A. H. DANFORTH. Secretary.
Dated. Florence, Colo. Sept. II. 1905
hrat Eub sept 10
lest psb oct 10
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
President Starts Bali Game.

New Orleans. Sept. 16-At tele.
graphic signal from President Roose.
velt at Sycamore Hill two local base
ball clubs lined mp on the diamond
this afternoon for the great game to
be played for the benefit Of the yellow
fever fund. The park was crowded
with Thousands Of spectators. the at.
tendance being the largest ever seen
At ball game In New Orleans. A
feature Of the opening formslities
was the singiD Of Dixie" BY Aiss
Molle Blanchard. the Southern girl
who sang the same song at the Louis.
willie reunion and secured the NEXT re.
union for New Orleans. Mics Blanch.
ard WAS accompanied and surrounded
by 1 900 school children.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
heavy Rains.

Kansss City. Sept. l6-Nearly Ex
inches Of rain has fallen here in the
last two days. The Kaw river had
isen l3 feet MP to noon today aud Is
now rising At the rat, of three inches
An hour. The weather observer how
ever says that there 10 no danger Of q
food unless the heavy rains should
continue Telegraph comm uni,ati
10 slmost completely suspended.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Mexico's Fourth of July.

City Of Mexico, Sept. 16-What
July Fourth is to the United States
and July Fourteenth to the French
Republic is September Sixteenth to
the Republic of Mexioo-the snniver.
sary Of her birth and independence.
In accordance with custom the day
was generally celebrated throughout
the country. In the capital business
was every where suspended. streets
we're decorated and the populsce
gave itself mp to the enjoyment Of
bull fights and other festivities.
President Disz opened the annual
session Of congress this evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Bomb Causes Destruction.

New York. Sept. 18r-Thirty. .fivc
persons had narrow escape from
death this morning when some one
believed to be members Of the Black
Hand threw q bomb into front door
Of three story apartment house. An
explosion follows damaain the front
Of the building but no one was in.
jured. The police believe it the 10.
tention Of the perpetrstor to kill Casi
no Liotts, who has received many
threatening letters Of lste.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
MOONLIGHT ExouRsIoN-rn

MOONLIGHT ExCURsION-Tne
Royal Gorge BY moonlight 10 not .
natural scene that everybody can
witness even though they might live
almost in the shadows Of that scenic
canon most Of their lives. Tho excur.
sion to tho gorge last night therefore
wss taken advantage Of BY . large
humber Of psopls who really desired
to witness for tho hrst time by mo< n.
light that bsautifal place, 500 tickets
being sold At Florence and 200 at
Canon City. Tho Rio 0raude train
was composed Of seven closed ooaches
aud two observation cars The z. Of
P. band Of Florence occupied the oh.
servstion car attached 70 the rear Of
the train aud ~ the conductor gave
the signal to start. the band open Cd
upon . march which was hailed BY
cheers from the immense crowd which
had gathered 1t the station 70 go The
excursion start. The train pulled out
at $3.50 and . stop Of nfseen minutes
was made at the hanging bridge.
Many of the exoursionists remained
there instead Of going on to Parkdals.
until the return trip WAS begun.
Not an accident happened and al were
delighted with the trip.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
THREE ,allLED
IN A COLLISION
B. & o. Passenger Dashes
Into a Switch Engine.
Twenty-One Were Injured and
Taken to the Hospital
Switch Crew Did Not
Clear Track.

Chicago, Sept. 16-Three men were
killed and twenty -one injured in .
wreck on the Baltimore g. Ohio rail
road at Kentland, Ind this morning.
A passenger engine ran into the rear
end Of the tender OF . switch engine
which protruded onto the main line.
Three cars Of the passenger were
overturned and badly smashed with
the serious result above stated.
The injured we're placed on board
q special train and taken to Corett.
Ind, where their injuries were
dressed.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
OCTOBER 8 DATE
ScHM|DLAP TRIAL
Woman Who Killed Husband
Will Tell Why.
Looks No Worse for Her Two
Months I'm mprisonment--Hus-
bands Letter Only Evil
dence Wife VIII Present.

Denver. Sept. l8-Tbis morning
in the district court. the case Of
Mrs. Helen SchmidlAp, who is
charged with the murder Of her
husband, was st for trial October
9th. Mrs. Schmidlnp oufered the
court room looking none the wore
for her two months imprisonment.
Tie murder Was \ deliberate one.
aud the only defense the accused
will make 10 . letter written to her
by her husband, aud which she claims
~ the cause Of the killing
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Study White Plague.

Philadelphia. Sept. i6-Dr. Joseph
Walsh. DR.. Mazyck p. RavepeI, DR..
D. J. MCCARTHY aud Dr.. Lawrence r.
Flick. representing the Phipps Insti-
tuts for tho Prevention. Study and
Treatment Of Tuberculosis. sailed on
the steamship 81. Louis today for Eu.
rope to attend the International con.
gres> on Tuberculosis. The congress
IL 70 meet in Paris early next mossh.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Interstate Shoot.

San Francisco. Oal Sept 10 One
Of the greatest blu@ rock shooting
tournaments ever h, Id west of the
Mississippi opened here today under
the auspices Of the Iuterttatu associa-
tion. Prominent marksmeu from
almost every section Of this country
will face the traps during the three
days the tournament will continue
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Have Narrow Escape.

New York. Sept. i6-Fivs long
ons STORY buildipgs used q . bsrracks {
at the governments reservation Of
Fort Hamilton were burned today,
many soldiers msk Ing narrow ssospss
with their lives. All Of the effects Of
the artillery company stationed q
The fort were lost.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

OPENING-The Rock Island hotel
will open tomoi row under the manage.
ment Of Mrs. Alice Hyland. and q
nne Sunday dinner will be SO we'd.
Former patrons Of the place any who
may desire to try the new Rock Island
arc invited to the place.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Coming Of Nine. Eames.

HArve, Sept. l8-Mme. Emma
Eames sailed today on the Lorraine
TO begin her American tour. She 10
accompanied by Mr.. Amherst Webber.
solo pianist, and Mr.. Joseph Holl-
mann, the famous 'cellist. both Of
whom are mem bers Of her company.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Arkansas Threatened.

Little Rock. Sept. l8-The Arkan.
sas authorities have been advised
that eight Gases Of yellow fever have
been discovered . few miles from the
state line, consequently the military
guard along the line has been
doubled.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Raise Price of OIL.

rittsburg, Pa. Sept. l8-Ths Stand.
ard Oil COMPANY today raised the
price Of all eastern crude oil. except.
ing RaslAn-the higher grades 8 centa
and the lower grades cents.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

HIGH FIVE-Mf. and Mrs. J. N.
Busbee entertained . large number Of
friends ct high Ave last night. Re.
freshments were served and every
left for home at . late hour quite
happy.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Have . nDs Sunday dinner psxt
time. Remember the Central market
10 always hsadquastsrs for ths bsst.
lo-l<
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

At Proctor's you will find assort.
ment Of boys knee pants suits. 64tf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Mrs. Alice Hyland has leased the
Rock Island hotel and 10 now serving
the best meals for the money In the
city. Special attention to trapsients.
20 10
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Go TO the Blue Front bakery fol
bread, pies and cakes. 1871
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Hear big male choruses At Presby.
terian church Tuesday evening. 10 Il
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
ANTI.OIoARETTE LEAGUE =

will have . meeting in the n. e
church tomorrow afternoon Pt 8
O'Clock q which all members are
urged 70 be present and - many
friends Of the cause - can make IL
possible 20 attend.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

HAVING HEARING-T A. Tally.
the man who shot Amos Clifton at
Portland Sunday night. will have .
hearing before Judge Sanders this aft
ernoon.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Tho freshest and the best Of avery.
thing oan always be bought at the
Central market, the place where you
are treated fair. 10-lt
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Secure your seats for the concert
in Presbyterian church Tuesday night.
fO.lI
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Mrs. Wood sings solo at concert
Tuesday evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
JOTTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Masters studio. not cheapest but
tile best. 52.19
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

No better lard in the country than
that sold BY the Central market.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

w. O. Acker delivers coal oil and
gasoline daily 70 all parts Of the city
6S.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Hear Miss Searoy sing at the Pres
byterian church Tuesday evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Watch for publication Of program
Of Presbyterian concert In Monday 4
Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Proctor soils boys knee pants suits.
6Itf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
UNDERWEAR

1t is wise to change your underwear early and
avoid colds. Our lines now in and they certainly
will please you All wool or half cotton goods for
Men, Women Children in all grades and prices.
Buy your underwear here.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Sells the choicest resi-
denes lots In the city -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-11-10
Ship 149 Years Old.

Speaking of the life of ships the 9th.
er day, George F. Sproule. secretary
of the Board Of Port Wardens, said
about the oldest vessel he knows Of
is the True Love, which, if she is
afioat today, is 149 years old.
The True Love was built in this city
IN 1864, and though she was only Sc
feet and s inches long, and of &c feet
beam, she was the largest ship that
mad been in these waters up to that
time. She sailed from this port in
l!69 and did not return until 1878,
When she was 100 years old. She came
IN with load Of cryolite from Iyigtut,
Greenland. Then she sailed again.
and was no longer heard of until dis
covered in 1899 in the Thames river.
England, where, shorn of her glory,
she was and possibly still is doing ser.
vice as a coal barge.
There was proposal among ship
ping men here to purchase her and
bring her over as a relic of bygone days
and honest workmanship, but it never
came to anything philadelphia Rec.
ord.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-11-10

Mayor Charles Nickel of Chenoa, H.,
shot and killed by his brother in law,
Charles La Due.
quarrels with his wife. dragged the
body of one of his victims into vault
Of the State bank, barricaded himself
behind the steel door, and, despite a
furious fuSillade by large body OF
citizens and a bombardment with am
monia and chloroform, held his posi-
ton for nine hours without receiving
scratch. The first man he killed
was his brotherin-law, Charles Mich
OILS, mayor of the city and cashier Of
the bank. II was brOOding oyer fame.
led injustice he received at Nichols S
hands when the cashier settled a dis
pute between the LaDuCs that i'm.
PEELED the maniac to violence. Hughes
Jones. the second to die. was an EN-.
plOye of the bank. The other two
men hit by 1.aDucs bullets were pass.
erS.by at whom the Infatuated farmer
fired from the bank window, either