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The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
PUBLIC DITCH NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ST FRAN,

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ST. FRANCIS
 COUNTY.
 Notice IS hereby given that petition has been filed for public ditch to begin at the center or Section Sixteen n6l. Township Four t4 North Range Three t3l East. thence west one-half mile, and thence in southwesterly direction to the center of Section Twenty. four t24l, Township Four t4) North, Range Two @ East. and J. T. Johnson. w. II. All dridge and B r. McCrary have been appoint ed viewers. with instructions to make their report to this court on the 14th day of Au. gusr, 1905.
 Given under my hand as clerk of said Court this the first day of August, 1905.
 T. C. MERWIN.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Found Dead on the Streets.

A young man was found dead on the streets of Baton Rouge, supposed to have died from a congestive chill, which could have been prevented by the timely use of Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure. Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Railroad Time Table,

c. R. 1. &P
 No. -West-Chociaw Flyer. 10 :25 am No. .2-Esst-Choctaw Flyer. 8:44 pm No. 3-west-Texas X Oklahoma I'd. 9:57 pm No. 4-East-Texas X Oklahoma Id. 6:;s a. m No 5-West-Hot Springs Special II 20 6. m NO. o.6-East-MemDhisS Special. 6:25 p.m No. 5l-West-ex. Sun. l.. Freight. 9:40 am No 3i-West~Through Freight..... I2:l5 am No. 3-East-Throught Freight 1855 a m No. b2-East-ex. Sun. l. Freight 2:3O p.m
 II. 0. Finger, Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

If you want tirst-class gut strings for your violin, get them at the Newsstand 25c each. Also the cheaper grades
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

Tom Wat on's Magazine may be had at the Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

IRON MOU MAIN.
 No. g9-South-isocai Passenger. ... II 80 Il m No. 2l6-North-LOcal Passenger s.32 D m No. D3-South-sx. Sun. l. Freight 9;15 a. m No. .2s4-North-ex. Sun. l. Freight. 1925 a .m
 " s Durborow, Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
SlOniker Mill Times.

J HH A RINEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
CESAR I-OUNG'S WIDOW SAILS.
Millin on tho Same ShiD-Not TO Marry
Relative Says.

Mrs. Margaret Young. the widow OF
Bookmaker Cesar Young, for whose murder
Nan Patterson was twice tried, sailed for
Europe on the steamship Majestic yester-
day. She was accompanied by her mother
and by John Millin who was Young's racing
partner. On the passenger list Mrs. Young
andk Millin were recorded as Mrs. JAG 20
Becker" and John Becker Mrs. Young's
maiden name was Becker.
Some one started a story that Mrs. Young
and Millin had been married or would be
married on the other side. Bernard 8.
Mexican, Mrs. Young's .brother n-law,
said last night at his home In New Rochelle:
Mrs. Young and Mr.. Millin have not been
married. That is ridiculous story.
Neither will they be married on the other
side"
Mrs. Young has gone with her mother
abroad, where she can have a little rest
and recreation. Their first destination Is
London, and while in England they will
probably visit Cesar Young's old home and
relatives. Millin went with them as escort
He has been q friend OF the family for
thirteen years, and he Is not acting any
different now toward Mrs. Young than he
did when her husband was living"
Mr.. Mexican did not explain why Mullins
name appeared on the steamship list as
Becker
Becker saiis he, ais Mrs. YounR's
mothers name. u presume they took that
name to aovid notoriety.',
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
ATHLETIC GIRL ACQUITTED.
Says II Was Her Own JeHelry She Was
Accused OF Stealing.

.ro- 49,. . ;,, ero,,, .h. p,..
r'i me i'hs SWIM from inc N~''ery
TO Philadelphia No more New Jersey in
mine" said Edna Williams when she was
acquitted in General Sessions Yesterday
~ tho cnoroo NJ stea,ire so,o fron, NJ
n ". ,"o 49, - ,o 900. 'I.'' ,, n's
nea'r'ce Do"e'i OF ~ Gay street fhha
was in good spirits. In the first place 1t
had taken the jury only ten minutes to
a gree that she WIS Innocent. Then che
va chance ~ don, - that s,,e Nd deno
pau o,'"N. w Hie '"a' rue ',a' "o''e
many OF the queer thing she Is said to have
done in New Jersey.
u went around in a belboy's suit only
o In uhiIa a. rioh. sho soid .T,.
once NJ Tni me az n;ain .ene, she SAD nat
was when was rom 2 horsepsck or was in
yacht, ana IL was more chmfortanie;
Most OF the tan has pceh %orn OIL tdna's
fao' since she mas neen in the lombs' but
she stu looks the otGietic Giri she IS said to
be, She was dressed IN PLAN black
ACCORDING 10 her STORY on the witness
STANG thc yeTeny sI,e We acouseu Oh s,eai-
ing belonged to her' She had bought it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
LONG CONAN OVER WABASH.
Ramsey and Gould Representatives Talk
Over Little kanawha Dispute.

P1TTsBuRa, May l7.-There was a con-
ference here this morning between the
Ramsey and Gould interests in tho Wabash
to settle the Little Kanawha dispute. 1t is
known that Ramsey is holding on to the
lines needed to extend the Wabash system
toward the seaboard.
1t was expected that Frederic Delano,
Ramsey's successor as president Of the
Wabash, would take part in the conference
Mr.. Delano was in the city, but he did not
go near the conference. Mr.. Gould was
represented by A. M. Keeper. counsel for
the Wabash here. There was at the CON-
ference, besides Ramsey and Neeper, j. T.
Blair Of West Virginia, president Of the
Little kanawha and head of tho syndicate
which Ramsey controls, but the control
OF which Mr., Gould desires. The confer
enee lasted three hours, but all parties
refused to say what had been done.
After the meeting Mr.. Ramsey did a
hing unprecedented in taking a Pennsyl
vania train for st. Louis, ignoring the
Wabash service out of Pittsburg into the
Southwest. Asked why he had not been
9t the conference, MIR. Delano eaid that he
had not come to Pttsburg to see Ramsey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
WOMEN AND ROULETTE WHEEL
CAUGHT nv POLICE RAID on <3D
STREET BASEMENT.

Acting Captain O'Brien Got In With the
Help OF Violcts. but Half the Crowd
Escaped by Way OF tho Roof-Loneiy
Man Observation-Disclosures ank cd Out.
Acting Captain Brien. who Is In charge
Of the West Forty seventh street stat ion
while Capt Flood Is on his vacation, raded
late yesterday afternoon womeu's pool
room and gambling house In the basement
Of ia West Forty-third street. The raiders
found about fifteen women and three men
in the place. They took only one prisoner
He said he was Frederick Ray and gave,
an address which turned out to be a
vacant lot.
Before trying the main door OBrien
armed himself with big bunch Of violets
which he borrowed from the florist on the
corner. He told the colored girl who
opened the door that he was looking for
woman who lived there. He got In.
Policemen Troy and Donohue rang the
basement doorbell. Ray came to the door
and yelled to those inside that the place
was being raided. There was scramble
and more than half the women and two
men ran upstairs past OBrien. By the
time the raiders went after them they had
escaped. probably by way Of the roof, as
LIE bCulll5 war lOulu opell ldteT
Hiding in u pantry were found six women.
They were fairly well dressed. but they all
seemed old stagers and none Of them showed
any signs Of hysteria. In the front part
Of the basement WIS a small roulette wheel
which was spinning when the raiders ar
rived. There wasn't any money around.
No racing cards were found. but there we're
some poker chips. The chips and the rou-
lette wheel were taken as evidence. The
police also ripped out telephone that they
found In the first story hall. This telephone
was ls54-3sth street, and the raiders were
sure that the results Of the races must be
transmitted over it.
The 81 women were dra gged out OF their
hiding place and lectured on the evils of
gambling. Two of them tried hard to
weep. but they didn't seem able to bring
tears. They were promised liberty IL they
would give their right ma mes and addresses.
They all promised readily, unable to control
their laughter when making the promise:
Here are the names they gave; FriedI
Garrison, 1903 West Seventy -ninth street;
Alice Fisher, l42 Fast Nineteenth street;
Addie lawson, Cestleton avenue, New
Brighton, Staten Island; Juliette Sherman,
147 West l28th street; Jesse Phillips 1853
West nth street, and Catherine Ryan OF
1926 West Eighteenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
Spurious Elkins Goes to Elmlra.

Albert G. Owens, who was dismissed
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis
for passing bad checks and has been in an
insane asylum, was sentenced in General
Sessions yesterday to the Elmira Reforma-
tory for swim ding Broadway haberdasher
out of $50 worth of goods. A year ago
he was arrested for posing at fho Fifth
Avenue Hotel as StepheN r. T..kins, Jr.,
and passing bad check TO- SD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X X.
LlBERrY STREET and SOUTH pERRf nlms sb iron
rf %iSA ca sgs Only A s9
4. NJ. i2o so. 500 ts:i5 Easton onyl1.. p. NJ.
v fRfsYNs ANb O? seS M 10
81 Lsk5 SiGtfsssf Toas fI%Sh ZIP -!
wood and Lakehurs, only, 40 aboo J. N. sun
a e.S hakcwGod , snd fafShnFs''
1 1iNniaNp 'i And sRlfbcHEToSSs a. NJ
I SStA $Es1s1s s cAx
SIS e go ss = NJ ' s;SdaS s.sep a'S ocean
ATLHNric HLbs. sE:SBiRIiHT, MONMOUTH
Boh. EAST LONG nRATcH;-+So 49, So o'sS
sASDx HOOK RorrE.Lsay: Pie! 81; N. R.
~. osa.T ST., 1922 A. ~, eoa i 10 > T. ~
5 .gs s 49,
ls,@; 300; tlosS ?; NJ Is mdi;, ,... con,
Pa !Hn aH e. sog :TsE. ccs 'i
|s$ $s sS az. .sp ..s; sSs 1000
REApNG noSvItLs ASn
Reading. Al. po t"s aisrsbaGs only, 100 500
Pm zFTom Liberty Street only. 'Dai,y. 'pai$s,
except Sunday. Sundays only :Parlor cars
Only. HVa Tamaaua. Asaturdays' aE'cep,Sa Sal
HOUSE se S. 800 rs, a'i Bro adVa - So .v
2si 9th Az: Is Union souarr west. 27ss Thlrd Az,
way. williamsburg. New YORK Transfer Co. calls
FOR sna e RssI baggage to destination nRr
Vice pres. md Gen Mgr, Cen psssr Agent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Judgments OF absolute divorce vers GRANTED
!'stefuay by Justice Leventritt 10 NJ Louise Pat
y non from Howard Patterson, 10 Solomon lsrael
{. Herte. GAVIN ssAAn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
HOTEL DEVILLE.
Marlborough House,

-- AtlanttC CITY, n, y.
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims pre- cmincncc for its location. construo.
ton convenience and best New York patronage.
Capacity 600. Music all year Golf.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. Proprietors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central & Hudson X. r.. Lessee)
Trains leave Franklin 81. station. New York. as
follows and Is minutes later foot West AID ST., n. X.
300 p, M.-Chicego Express.
'2:2s p. M.-Con Lin. for Detroit. Chi. ST. Louis.
300 p M.-For Roch., Buffalo. Ccvc'd Chicago.
1900 p, M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit 81. Louis.
'845 p. M.-For SyIa., Roch.. Ma. Falls. bet. & Chi.
daily. tDaily except SUNDAY. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Wcstcott Express
A. H. SMITH, G. +. LAMBERT.
Genl Manager Gen'I Pass'r Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18

DIRECTOR wanted for corporation with a. 600:
double your money In three months safe. perma
nent fortune: Investigate. JOYCE MFG. CO.,
Macdonald. Saskatchewan, Canada,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
nncmOAT AND POINTS IN
0uO utv NEW ENGLAND

FALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fan
week days and sundays. at $50 p, NJ Steamers
PRISCILLA and ryRlTAS Orchestra stree on each.
Pier 40 ~ r. foot Garrison ST., week days only
at 900 p. NJ. steamers CITY OF LOWELL and
CHESTER W. Oh AplN.
NEW HAVEN LiNF. for New Haven Hartford,
Springfield and the North. Leave Pier 20. F. r.,
foot peck Slip. week days only, at 400 p. n.
Steamer RICHARD PECK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
LaCkaWanna Railroad

Leaves New YORK. foot Barclay and Cbns:oplnr ,iS
$500 a. M.-For Ringhamton and SyracuS",
1000 y. M.-BufIalo, Chicago and st, Louis
.l40P h.-Eor Buffalo and Chicago
1880 y. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
$50 p M.--For Buffalo and Chicago.
'sa45 p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracus, Ctlcs.
300 A. M.-For Chicago prpcIs upea atoP Pm.
Tickets, Ha. ~. lisS. I4Ss Broadway, ~ y. $50
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. 'DGlly. iEIcept sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for pavntckets, dia-
monds. watches, pearls and jeweiry. A. BAUM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18

ICE BUSINESS with ice house lease and about
100 tons OF Ice. also small Ice house horses wag ons
and ali necessary tools output 20 to so tons located
on Pennsylvania II. r.: price. 81 600
McDONALD-WlG Co, 257 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
SUMMER RESORTS.
.>1o~1~oo.ooo.o1.eI~~
NEW YORK.
IN THE MOUNTAINS

u Orange, sullivan, Ulster AMI Delaware Couh"oA
n. Y, on the New YORK.
Ontario & Western Ry.
II you arc seeking a SUMMER HOME for your
family In region OF absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST
,ooo feet above tho sea- with pure air, pure water.
pure milk no malaria or mosquitoes, and within
Three Hours Rldo from New YORK; country
heartily recommended By physicians then m, ssn eng
cents for postage to the underhgncn OF Ca nnu
ret free at oflccs below. the SUPERBLT lLLuS.
TRArED BOOK. SUMMER MoM ns.,. q Fr Ss
pages. II gives a list OF over l0oo hotcls, Farns
and Boarding Houses with their loca'i9n. rates
OF board, facilities attractions, &C. vacation
Bureau at l25 broadway. N. Y.
IN NEW ioRK-l4l. 1876, 4?S' isst; i1ss Broaa.
way; Park Place: 2s7 tth hv.: ~ Columbe, AZ;
279s Sd Az. 27S West i25.h ST. is2 9th Az: ucke'
onices. Franklln and West 42d 81, FERRIES. .oo
IN BRoOKLYN-3,, and $50 Fulton ST.: "o
Broadway: Eagle once.
On May 27.h. 2sth and 18th EIcurson uckevs
at reduced rates will be sold at 42S BroadwAy'
1854 Broadway and Ferry ofhces. giving an opp1rd
tunity OF personally selecting a summer homs ana
also enjoying days hshing In this deilghuu' TO-
gion Tickets good returning May Slst
j. c. ANDERSON.
Trar,o Manager. 60 Beaver ST., N. 7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HAR1F0RO Az

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. 4od
al. and 9Th av., Hs follows for
BOSTON. via New London and Providence-'%.5o.
:!oo. IL 90, A. NJ, t;ii:oo 'AGl;o3. 'AlsOo.
BOSTON. via Wlllimantic-'fs60A A. NJ. 300 p. NJ
BOSTON. via prngneld-'s:Oo A. NJ. tnl2O0.
400. 'IloO p. N.
FlTCHhuRG. Via Putnam worcester-taoo p. NJ.
dAKE y, NoRFoLkr's;So a n. 1881 Pm.
FIELD 's:j0 \. NJ. 1891 p. NJ.
"ATG II l6o, and WlMSTEp,'t9 $780, 1880.
1Y5ol 1000. 80 90 ito Waterbury, p N.
Ticket off,ces at cGrand Contra Station and cl25,h
Place. c25 Union Square. cis2 Fifth Ave, GAS
Columbus Ave. $40 Madison Ave. c?73 West ia5th
s.. 2,es Third Ave-, In Brooklyn, cs42. 500 Fulton
ST.. 800 Broadway (E. D.
DAILY. Except Sundays. iSundays only.
iStop at l25th St. 1Stop at l25th ST. Sundays only.
:parlor Car Limited. HAS dining car. cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also
c. T. HEMpSTEAD. Gen. Pass AIT.
O. NJ SHEPARD Cen Sun,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18

ESTABLISHED MANUFACTU RING and whole
sale business In Brooklyn has VERY attractive propo
sition for party with capital unlimited held: good
profits highest reft rcnccs furnished. Apply to
MCDONALD HIGGINS CO.. ?57 broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
RESORTS.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

l-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
private bath Including meals, SIS weekly: two. $25
VAN RENSSELAER,, 10 Fast llth. near 5th av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18
COTTAGES To RENT.

Furnished.
s2sooo-FoR THE SEASON, comfortably fur.
n,shod cottage. Glen Ridge. y. j.: best location;
1ve minutes from depot: nine rooms bath: Laundry.
F. S. f.. Bowling Green building. Room 1910.
FLATBuSH III room cottage, near Prospect
Park near station Brighton Beach. for summer
or year 500 without barn. Address ~ Flatbush
Avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-18

Acting Captain O'Brien Got In With the
Help OF Niolcts. but Half the Crowd
Escaped by Way OF tho ROof-LOneiy
Man q PrIsUner-Telephon Yank cd Out.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20
0efe1t
Nit fieben Banoiten.

@bicaso, ST., 10. Mdr3. Sn
bic Wirtbi4aft bon %. 6asamersti,
No. 259 5arbcp. Strabe, tamen gefern
Nbenb feben iunse 2eute unb bsfablen
auen Mnueienoen, bic 0dnb bod3ubal=
ten. Der Wirtb fdoB auf bic GIN
oringlinge, toelde foben. Gin Subsno
@dfe ma4te fi9 auf Die 8erfolsung,
uno Sieieni9en, wsl9e &ebolbsr bot
ten, f1ofen auf bic Banoiten, bic bas
Jeuer ertpiberten. Sas @efeat 400
I6 our9 Straben unb @aKen iiber
cine Weile bin. Srei 0erfolqer tpur=
ben leiat bertpunoet; bic 8auner ent=
famen. Spdter muroen atpei Werbdd=
ti9e berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20

6o9seitspaar beraubt t..
Gin nit unglaubli9er 5re9beit aus
sefiibrter OiebItabl tpurbe neuli9 in
Der Wpbnung zines Sobn Miner in
philadelphia, pa., periibt. Sn Dem
Saufe funo cine So9aeit ftatt, gu peI=
der cine sroBe Qn5abl @Gfte gelaoen
tporben tparen. DIS bie 5eier gegen
Mitterna6t fur5 por Dem 9p9seits>
mable ibren 9Dbepunft errei9te, Sung
unb Oft fic5 10 redyt in's San5berenii=
gen 7~tiirate, ftabl ita elm u~nselaoemer
Srem6er in oas !6alis, errei9te unbee
merit oas Speiie5immer uno rdumte
sort Sic reid beoedte Safel, Speiien
uno @ef9irr ab, NIT benen er oann
ebenio unbemertt berf9panb, pie er
sefommen. 8alb nu9oem Der &erl
6as @eite eefu9t bate, tpur6e bers
gniist Der m9rano Mar9" NIT Dem
sliidli6en iuneen paar an Der Spibe
In bas Speife5immer angetreten. 8eim
Seffnen Der SbIr prante aber Die
@liidlidffe unter Sen @lidli6en pie
bonn glibe g"etroffen auriid uno i'm Ru
bemG9tiste fih aler 9dfte Die grOBte
4ufreguns. Inter Den 9elabenen
puroen .Winf9e" lout, Sic 6o9aeitsz
sdfte setpDbnli4 ni9t gu dubern pfles
gen, pGbrenS Sas iunee YGr9en mil
fetnen Mnseb0risen In Der Hadbar'
f9aft bin un6 bereilte, I'M dr6erea
9ef4irr etc. 81 erlangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20

iionnnien perten. Der Sfmarfenber=
elm bat g fi6 neuerbinas our aufeabs
9sma9t. bieisn asfdbrliden polniidsn
Bsreinen mad N6slidteit has Sano.
inert gu lesen. rno iene gerbaftunsen
fteben bamit i'm 3uiammenbans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20

Sapanif9es 6auptquar Is
tier, iiber Guian, Is. Ndr3. Sie
rufff4e armes fest jbren Rtdsug mad
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20
Megteo.

Wfeyieo.
2dbel n ID O Il o n.
Merieo, 19. Mdr3. Die merita=
niide 2abeIseielf&aft ftsbt i'm ge=
grife Elm nsues, 800 Meilen lauges,
Rabel bon @alOefon nod @oabacoaleos
3u legen. um benz 3~unebmenoen Sc
i9dfte gu gentisen.
GIei9 beuerung.
Wsrieo, 10. Mdr3. Ser preis
bes Gleif9es 1T in lsbtsr Mods bon
IS Gents auf so ssftissen. 8oie 6Iei=
f9er bebaupten, baB Elm Sruf beftebt.
STR bic drmeren uns mittleren alaFen
1T Gleiid nun Elm uneri9wingIi9er
Mrtitel.
9 : I, n g 10 Dorter r.
taut.
Werico. 10. Wdra. sc beibt,
bab bic Sibalgo=B abn an Elm SEEM
Yorfer Spnoitat berfauft tpirb. Die
@in3elbeiten meroen in Sem Dorf ges
reselt tperben.
NeueB ahn n.
Werico, 19. Mai. Die Sntor=
porationspapiere Der Rio @ranoe,
Sierra Mabre & pacific Babn9eieQ.
f9aft, bic bon Sol. %. 6. Greene or=
ganifirt murbe, fnb binterlegt tporoen.
Sas 2apital betrdet 50. 600, 600. Sic
3entralbertualtun9 uirb bier fem.
San Domingo.
|StaIienif4er Yrinaa u
&etfen.
San 9 o m | n q o, 10. W6rs.
gu gbren bes prin3en Gerbinanb bon
SapOpen, Der an port bes itaIienif9en
3reu3ers .@alabria" bier eintraf, ber-
anfaltete bic biefge itaIienif9e 2olonit
einen 8au. Der ameritanif1e @e.
ianbte 9apion tpirb benz si gbren
Elm Bantett geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20
Gin prnktfk11H.

49,. Mie berbalten Sic fi9 at
,Wein, Weib mno gefang,' 9err 9uz
ber2"-n@ona einfad: id geb' bait
immer gum Mein. penn mein Meib
nit ibrem @efang anfanst!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20
Standardization.

Stem Dorf: ga Saboie" bon Sanre,
.Wain" bon Bremen, .@ebrie"
bon 2iperpool, st. 2ouis" bon
Southampton.
2iberpool: .@oronia" bon Hsp Sort.
southampton; st. PauI" BON Stem
Sort.
Heapel: r&epublie" nod Wew Oort.
8ouloene: .&pnbam" nod SEEM Yorf.
Queenstown: v@truria" nod Nsn
Sort, .@pmric" mad Bottom.
Soper: r@raf Waloeriee" mad Nen
Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20

Elm bat ss fid n%euerbinos CUR Nufgabe
9ema4t. bieisn aefdbrliden polnii6en
Bereinen na9 N6elidteit has Sano.
inert gu lesen. rno isns Ysrbaftungen
feben bamit i'm 3ufammenban9.
ueberei n t o m m n.
Berlin, 10. Mdrs. Cine prOtla.
nation Der polnif6en SoSialifen be-
bauptet, als &efuItat bon 0erbanblun=
gen ;pii4en &uBlanb unb benz beut-
i9en &ei&e lei es prsubiiden @ensoars
men finftis eefattet rnffidss @ebiet
3u betreten, tpsnn beutf9es gisentbum
9efdbroet fei.
q o n b + | n3en's 6 o m m
hi nung.
Berlin, 49,. Mdr3. Wer bic
Sdle bes Marmorpalais ~ potsbam
i'm borigen Sabre lab, mirb fie beuer
taum pieoererfennen. Sabrelang bat
man ibnen ben trauten Suft unb bic
biffOriiden gisentbhmli6teiten bsrgar,-
9e1er Sabre gelahen, nun aber v2ron=
~prinaens" = 10 nennt Berlin ndmli1
f1On Den dlte iten Gaiierio6n linb ieine
Sraut - bonn 4aiier grlaubnib ere
balten bahen, bas aIte paIais aIs
SommerpObnung benuBen 81 btrfen,
uiro Der WOoer fortaerdumt uno bas
WOoernfe tritt an feline STEELE. Mit
allen 3omfort Der 0euaeit miro oas
Sebdube aasgeitattet, bas nun idon
feit 1877 fat unberdnoert ffebt. Der.
f4iebene 3immer neroen bur9 Ger.
ausi9lasen Der Wdnoe p~ergr6bert; bic
&ii9e, Die bur9 etnen unteriroii9en
Sang nit benz S9loKe bsrbunben unb
in Gorm zines beriuntsnen Sempels
am nfer bes 9eili9en sees beraefeQt
if, tuiro sdn3lid u%m9ebaut. IS pers
lautet audi, baB Der 3aiier bef9loRen
babe, nit Der 2aiierin bisle Sommers
mOnate In ben nd9ften Sabren uls
8dfe ibres Sobnes i'm MarmorpaIais
auaubrin9en. Die 8orIiebe bes 3ais
iers fur bas aIte sdloB if bauptfd9-
lid barauf suriidsuffbren, bab feline
Hei9ung fur Segelfabrten ibm ben
nit Der 6abel In 0erbinouns febenbsn
6eiligen See fur feline 3tpede 9eei9net
eridsinen ldbt.
gn9Iif9 MnfIa9en gegen
beut9eO ffisiere.
Berlin. 10. Mdrs. Cine britii9e
3eitung In Wefafrita bsi9uloigt bic
bsutiden Off3iere in Seuti@.S hbweft.
Qlfrita, BOP fs gnsldnber uno Mfri-
fanosr i'm Sienfte Der S9ubtruppen.
pOlisei sraufam ~bebanbeln. auf grs
tunbigunser BET ben hieisen 8eb6roen
purbs Der Bei9eib ertbeilt, oab bic Be-
fdulbisunsen aussni9einIi9 blante
g~rfinbungen ieien.
Statt @efdngntb @eIbs
e.
g a d M 9. 10. Wdra.
9as Obertrisgsgsridt BEG 10. Mrntees
torps bat bas urtbeil Der erffen Sn-
fans eesen Maior b. Spbotp, benz (pie
tpiebsrbolt ausfibrli9 gemeIoeD rpegen
2inbesmibbanbluns bier Wonate 9e-
fdnsnib sugsiprc4en tparer. aufgebo'
ben unb i'm gu elmer @elbftrafe bon
800 Mart parurtbeilt.
Stalien.
q amenstag bes Yapites.
ON, 10. Mdrs. Nn feinem beu-
tiaen Namenstag erbieIt Der papft
Saufenbe bon @Itdwinf9en uno ce-
Iebrirte In 8eeentuart GINGER ndberer
Jreunbe cine Mefe. st friibftidte
nit feiner @dmefer unb empfing bann
bog Cardinals oQesium in feiner
Bibliotbef.
8otf1after MeDer geehrt.
q o m, 10. Mdr3. gu gbren beg
i9eiaenbsn anlsrifanii9en 8otidafters
Wsper saben beute 70 Witglieoer tes
Sofes, beg 0aticans unb Der Mrifo.
tratie Elm Diner.
8ene5aela.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20
Gbile.
8 beaterunfaI

s beateruna II.
santiago, 10. Mdrs. SIN
2pric : 8beater bra9 am Samfag
Nbenb cine @alerie Elm unb bier per=
lOnen tuuroen get6btet.