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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
, CHARLESTON MEMORIAL.

THE Charleston News and Courier in spite
of its bitter criticism of the Southern Educa-
zion Conference Just held in South Carolina.
and its opposition TO the activity of Northern
men in the Improvement of Southern schools,
gives its hearty commentator TO the move
ment to secure in the North an endowment for
the Shaw Memorial School for negroes in
Charleston. This school was established soon
after the war by Boston phanthrOpists and
named in memory of Robert Gould Shaw, colo
mel of the first regiment Of ColOred troops in the
United States service The organization Of
these troops was deeply resented by the COnfed-
crates, and they and their white officers could
not expect quarter if captured.
Colonel Shaw killed at Fort Wagner, in
Charleston Harbor. on July Is. 1868. and the
Confederates in command Of the ground refused
tc extend any cOurtesips for the recovery of his
body because he was n leader Of cOlored troops.
Yet to-day III the city of Charleston, enjoying
the support Of its citizens, for in 1874 1t was
turned over TO the city is n school for negroes
named in his honor. And the newspaper which
is perhaps the chief exponent Of exclusive
Southern ideals. in the chief refuge Of the ira
ditiOn of the lost cause" has this to say of the
Charleston taxpayers: They have not grown
weary Of welldoing. and there is no disposition
ION the part of the City Board Of School Com
'mtSsiOners to withdraw any part Of the support
they have cheerfuly given this school," but
suggests that Northern money might appropri-
ately be invested in this memorial to Shaw and
TO aid in the uplifting Of a race for which he
strove. Certainly prejudices evapOrate and the
essential elements of human character sur
mount mlSconceptOn when Charleston takes
this attitude toward Robert Gould Shaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
Il naseHents.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-s-The Darling Of the Coos
AMERICANS :l5-Romec ana juliet
BELASCO-S-Adrea.
BIJOU-S;I5-Th Music Master.
COIyONIAL-2-S-Naudeville
DALYS-S16-SanT Toy.
EDEN MCSEE-Morld in Wax.
EMPIRES S0-TShe Freedom OF Surname
GARDENS 80 a The college Widow. - ,.s.,l,,o
HAMMERSTETS'S NICTORIA-2--S;lo--N anoeNHie-
fIARI.EM-S:l5-A Message from Mars.
HERALD SQCARE-S:t5---The Rolhcking CIR. - --ho
fIIPPODRONih-s-S-A Yankee circus on Mars ana Inc
Raider - /. r-o,.,ips, :
IzI-I)SON-A2-Airs Sarah Cowen lie Moyne in hrowrs
A Blot in the 'Scutcheon; si5V-lhe MI ~ ~
Eoorah.
Kraatz's comedy. Bocksprense.
FINTCX Err BOt X TcF--e :l5-Serseant brue
IIRFRTY-S:i5-Tf Education OF Mr. llpp
g.YCEI Ms .2o-A Dolls House
IyRIC-S-lS- Fantann.
MADISON sQUARE-s:9o-Th Firm of CHnni1s d
NEW AMSTERDAM-S: l5-She Stoops TO conquer
YORK-S:I5-T'-fnce Of PilsHn.
- :25-Thc school for HusnallCs'
WFsST EMS l5-B Buster Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
ECLECTIC COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

The forty-fourth commencement Of the Eclectic
Medical College OF the City Of New-York was held
last night at Carnegie Lyceum 57th-st and It'll
ave Among those on the stage besides the faculty
were Colonel y S. Dixie, Thomas F. Byrne War
rem S. Burt. James Rascovar. Alfred II. Curtis
DR.. Pitts Edwin Howes. Of Boston: DR.. F. ".
Abbott. of Taunton. Mass; DR.. A W. Forbush, OF
Boston. and DR.. 4 R Tel. secretary OF the State
Board Of Examiners The members OF the graduat-
ing class are Philip L Beream. William A CiutllO.
VI. Fallick. Julius Goldsmith z II Keidanz u
b. NfaCDermOtt. A ]. Mitchell c L r \Oark.
G. W Schaefer {. H s Selinger. James Slamo-
Yitz NJ NJ. Thaer and y. NJ Nillone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
TWAS NO TROUBLE, THANK YOU.

From The Paterson On. j. Press.
Newspaper enterprise in these days Is marvellous
beyond description. The New York Tribune this
morning furnishes notable example II prints the
report of yesterdays Bloody Day at Warsaw"
when nearly n hundred people alleged To have
been mercilessy ontchered by CossaCk soldiers, and
page gives picture OF the scene
showing the people fleeing, the troops charging
wildly waving swords. and the streets strewn with
dead and dying. II il an everyday occurrence now
for all our American journals by aid OF the tee-
graph which beats time across the ocean. 90 print
news before II happens and 10 do IL with veraciy
But the feat of having the news accompanied in
its passage by a photograph, and plate all ready
for Insertion in the columns OF a newspaper IL a
miracle that passes understanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
Inder to Advertisements.
Business Notices.

Positive Evidence
Positive evidence OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNEs
popularity advertising medium Is shown by gisn,
strides advertising for the four months Of
An Unparalleled Growth
During January February. and April 1905 THE
NETWORK DAILY AND SUNDAY TRIBUNE printed
s765ss lines Of advertising excluding TRIBUNE adver-
t!seuaents) than IN the same months Of 1904
a GAIN OF OVER 11e1 COLUMNS:
OR IN OTHER WORDS
AN AVERAGE GAIN OF NEARLY
300 COLUMNS OF sle LINES EACH MONTH.
TO GET RESULTS ADVERTISE IN
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
THE TALK OF THE DAP.

A filter who squeezed into a boiler at the rail-
road station Crewe England. apparently in
creased in size while inside. for he could not get
out. The engine was obviously not of the kind
known triple expansion and a problem OF the
most serious order faced the other employees. At
first II was proposed TO get UP steam and drive
him through the safety valve in the ordinary way.
His previous good character, however, and the
possession of a large family secured him re-
prieve. The boiler was taken to pieces the Incl
dent ending. according to The London Globe" in
the survival of the filter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
no DELIBERATE AupusoNs birth.

Arrangements have been completed for meeting
commemorative the 125th anniversary OF the birth
Of John James Audubon, at the Church OF the In
tercession. broadway and I5Sth-st.. this evening.
A musical programme win be provided by Mr..
Harrat the organist. with the choir The speak
ers will be ex-Judge Parker. Richard Watson
Glider Ernest Thompson Seton Bishop Greer. Pro-
fessor Frank NJ Chapman president Of the Audi
bon Societies. and George +. Parker. former-~
United states Consul In Birmingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Accidents due 20 the reckless handling OF au-
tomobiles in and near New-York suggest the
thought that men who have been brought from
abroad to be the characters of this twentieth
century vehicle suppose that less care is Obligl-
tory here than in Europe. If so, IL is necessary
10 convince them Of their error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

not afford to take It. Mr.. Sherman is not an
exnert but he is a man of character, intelll-
sence. ability and energy ana his appointment
will meet the approval of those who have been
seeking the better enforcement of the factory
and child labor laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Harry T. Peters's wedding to Miss Natalie Wells
which was to have taken place at Newport next
month has been postponed until the end Of the
summer owing to-the~ illness of Mrs W. storrs
Wells which Will compel her TO spend the summer
abroad. She will sdiI very shortly with Miss Ma
talie Wells for Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

1t is fortunate that the contractors who have
been delivering to the parks clay from East Side
cellars as garden mould did not secure the con-
tract when the subway was building In that
case they could have supplied garden mould"
in unlimited quantities by making a slight re-
turn to the subway contractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Chicago is centre OF progress. But strike
methods there seem to be tinsed with a good
deal Of old fashioned brutality and barbarism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

The Ladies' Fourth Hand Driving Club held i've
annual parade yesterday. description OF which
will be found in another column OF The 7rIb,,r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

The performance of Lady C1ancartv" IN hab,1s
OF the Kips Bay Day Nursery which was eiven on
Tuesday night. was repeated again last evening AZ
the Berkeley Lyceum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Miss Natalie Wells has left town for Washington
where she is staying with Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish, whose house party for the week includes Mr.
and Mrs. George Gould
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
About People and Iociaf Incident

IT, t LIS george r. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs scb.u.
'"s nave arranged to sail for, Europe shortly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

70 ut ana Mrs George Henry Warren are bookss
10 sail for Europe on May a. "''AS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Mr. and Mrs Lewis Iselin have left town for
Washington. where they spending the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William Aston CHAMBERS little hoy
now some eight months old. was christened on
Sunday last at Rokeby. Barrytown " y the coun-
try place of the CHAMBERS. He received the Chris
tian names of William Astor. His godmother was
his aunt Miss Margaret Livingston Chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

The subway is now earning nearly 10 per cent
That is not bad argument for increase Of sub
way facilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

mIs' A Scott Cameron has returned TO ,ovr
much improved in health. ''"4-
AZ, "ir and Mrs Woodbury. Kane left town vsstsr.
day for Newport Ses'e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Another wedding OF yesterday was that OF Miss
Lucie Howe Draper daughter Of Mrs William P
Draper. to Ernest Schelling of Switzerland which
took place at the home Of Mrs. Draper. No COZ
5th-ave The bride gowned in white corded
silk, trimmed with tue. with which she wore
tulle VEIL fastened with orange blossoms. Owing
TO the illness Of NJ. Paderewski who was 10 have
acted best man, Ernest de Coppet served in that
capacity. After the ceremony there a we'd
ding breakfast. Among those invited were Mr. and
Mrs Cary T. Hutchinson. Mr.. Mrs. Henry F.
Dimoek, Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Draper and Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Temple BOwdoin at their cour
try place at NewHamburg for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

At the Church Of the Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon the wedding Of Miss Sara Holmes to
George B. Watts took place at o'clock The
bride, arrayed in white satin. trimmed with lace
ana wearing lace veil, her flowers consisting Of
hies-of-the-Valley and orchids was attended by
her sister. Nine Moa. as matron Of honor and as
bridesmaids Miss Faith Moore. Miss Sabine Watts
Miss Mabel Dick, OF Chicago. and Miss Hattie
Flynt. of Springfield. Mass. Anseu Phelps Green
vile d. Winthrop. Charles Van Rensselaer,, How
ard Sherwood Edward Sanford and Lieutenant
Mola. of the italian Navy, were the ushers and
Preston Watson the best man. After the ceremony
Mrs. Langford F. Holmes. mother of the bride
gave a small reception for the newly married
couple 1T Sherrys, Mrs. Holmes leaves for Italy
in few days with Lieutenant and Mime. Mola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
-esterday on the Kaiser Wl-

Sir Francis Mowats.
Charles W Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. b. ChapkA
John A. Abel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
Those smiling to-day on La Lorraine are:

Alvey a Adee. Assistant
Secretary OF state.
II. -. Adler
Mrs. q. T Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Clark. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Du-
friChe.
Mrs. William W. Gooch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

NJ p. Grace.
John Hyslop.
j. Z. SopSr. tr.
Herbert l. storey.
Colonel e. J. Wright
=. WuClot Wilkinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
rassenEers who arrtved la.t nLght On the ocsanis

were,
Captain c. J. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 5
Bowdoin.
Mrs. Cass Cnnfield.
Mrs. A. ]. Converse.
Mr.. and Mrs John pupee.
Mrs. James NJ. Davis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26

-Weayfmnenb. .Ou 6af bod
rnstne 9ttir6sofhidss a}ktsn2 Welz
DIN SfM edPfishIf 1u mitg" -
.@fphridsn.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26

'e"o"9H ouI' Ole NpHdueH meIDeI
Dor Der ueberma9t lan9fam surnf.
.NaGosm am 10. uniere 9apal-
leiis Isrfdrtunssn srbalten bate,
belt He benz Geinbe ftanb unb bi.Ie,
3og f4 i4leunisf mad Saoen 3urtd
Aim 26. bsfebts uniers aapaaerie
ibre frt6eren Steaunesn an Der Man=
oarinenaS traBs. I'm 9 uar 8ormit,
tags an bemiel6en Sage, ma9te iapa=
1ii9e Snfanteris einen entI9lohenen
WorftoB segen 8uii9i. am Wittaq
soaen fi9 unfsrs 2eute n6rbli& BON
Supi9i 3urtd uno bic WorpoFsn Be-
isbten bic S66en n6roli9 bon @ti-
i4iia, mubten aber f6lisBli9 bor Der
usberma4t big gu 9iao gniap aurud=
tpei9en. Spdter tuurbs ermittelt, bab
3usi &egimenter feinoIi9sr Snfanterie
unb spei He9imenter 9abaGerie nit
Ssi4hbsn beridiebsner Nrt auf Der
WanourineuifraBe noreeridt tparen.
Mntralien.
ginIaoung~ tirImeritaner.
Welbourne, 25. Stunt. Die
Regierung bss acknowledgements BAT
Sstretar 5aft eingeIaoeH, nit isiner
Samilie unb SRI. Nlice 8ooiebelt Bel
S%slegen6sit isiHer pbilippinsn- asiie
Iuftralien 3u bsiu9sn.
Sapan.
u Il gef9Iasen.
Sotio, 25. SUM-. Aus Der
Wanoi4urei tuirb gemsloet:
rSie feinbli9sn Sruppen, tpel9e Die
56ben norousfli9 bon Man9ensou
beisbt battsn, tpuroen am Na9mittaae
oes %. SUM- bon bort bertrisben.
Cine anbere 4bt6eiluna Rufen,
ruel4e bic 9agel n6roli9 bon Man9sn-
sou beiebt bielt, tpuroe In Der Gront
unb auf Der lintsn Slante angegrifsn.
sic bewertfelists ibrsn &hd3us nur
nit aroben S9misrigtsiien; so Sobte
blieben auf benz 2ampfplabs aurtid.
iebensfo erens.
6 /. petersburg, 25. SUM-.
Die 1orberbanblun9en fir bic Grie=
benstonferen3 fno einen suten Sdritt
purtudrts gefommen. Der &s9isruns
1T elm Datum fur ben 3ufammentriit
Der ROnfersns pOrsei4laaen tuurosu
unb fe bat bafslbe nun In grtpdaung
ge3Osen.
Sas gsnaue Datum Der 3onferen3 lit
ni9t bsfannt, absr man nimmt an,
baB ss nod Der srifsn Wo9s bes Nuguif
III, ba bic iapanif9sn gertreter ni&t
friber in @aibinston anlangen t6n.
men.
Die Mntport bes 3aret auf ben
gori9fas 1T ni9t bor l. 3asen an
erpartsu, ba bic biplomatif4sn Wtb=
len Eublanos ie6r lansiam laufen uno
bas ~anstudrttge Nnt ntdt an amerifa-
nil9s Mmt ni9t an arnsritanif9s Ms-
t6ooen seubbnt III, ME elmer Der Be.
amten iagte. Wan glaubt aber, oab
bas Datum RuBtanb aensbm Iein
uirb, baB es ibm 3eit siebt, feline Der.
treter nod Wai6inston gu i9iden.
Ob bas Datum bon $ofto ober bon
Waibin9ton bOr9ei9lasen uurbe, 1T
ni9t at ermitteln, aber ba bic Wer-
banolungen ourd gOti9after Mspsr
bsrmittelt purbsn, nimmt man an,
bab prdioent &ooiebelt ben 8ori9las
ma9te, Defenders ba feline Der beiben
U}16te ben srF en Spirit tbun poQte.
Sie Nsrbanolun9en 8otf9aftsr
Wspsr's nit BEN Winiftsr beg Msubs-
rem bon 2amsborH erfOlsen f&riftIi&,
ba Der Minifter nod INNER ans 3im.
mler sefshslt lit. Sn feiner Isbten
Wittbsilung ipra9 bon 2amsborf bic
Sofnuug aus, bab er beute i'm Stanoe
isit tusrbe, bic @srbanblungsr miinblia
3u fi6ren.
8 b bat mebr 2eute ME
2inebit9.
81. Betersburs, 25. sunni.
.&usti Snpalib" bas ruifide Nrmses
Organ ertldrt f9 fur Grisben, ba
SslSmari4an Opama's Deer benz bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
Tranfreib.
W nbnun9s ur tube e.

VI q aiming 3ur Eu9e.
paris, 25. SUM-. Cine Unit
mort Ssuti4lanbs uuf bic frans0ii4e
Note in Der WaruttOs Jrase III nod
ni6t sinsstrufen uno Der psite &aum
fir germutbunsen miro wsioli9 aus
aenubt. @snu fi9 bic Nufrsgung au4
etuas seIest sat, ii Die SeiOrsnib bod
INNER MD grpB.
Die praHs fdbrt fort, our Ta6e uno
gerirauen gu mabnen. @s pirb 9el=
tsnb aema6t, baB bic gerbanblungen
feit6er in bDfi9ter Gurm sefti6rt MUIR
ben unb boB BON beiben Geitsn pfen=
bar ale 4nfrsnsunsen sema9t pers
ben, cine friebli9e 8ereinbarung gu
srrsi3sn.
Gtaat uno & d E..
0aris, %. Stunt. Na9bsm bic
Seputirtentammer bic ffreiti9en puntte
In benz geisbe tiber Srsnnut9 bon
Gtaat anb Stride srlebist bat, bic f4
auf neutrality-suspicious. fur 2irten'
eiaentbum bsso9en, tann bic Ssbatte
dig eei9loHen bstra9tst tusrben.
SeutIdlano.
M aroftos 5rage.
Berlin, 25. Sum-. Dos @is.
fante Der Marotto.5rase tpirb ielbff in
b~enienieen 4rsiisn frsimttbig au9s-
aeben, Die bisber auf eine 9latte Ters
fdnoiauns spii6en Seuti4lanb unb
Irnntrsia sebaut batten, ooer Is bod
ni&t Wort 6absn MOLTEN, bab Elm
ernfer RonFitt aus benz Warotto-
9ifput sntffsben t6nnts.
Nm meifen rednst man bier nit Der
8efabr. bab an Der marrotanii4en
@ren3e 3uiammsnf6Be nit ben 5ran'
sOisn nbF9tli4 6erbei9efa6rt werben
f6nnten. uno oab banr1 tein Salten
msbr isin uirb.
aber aud Obns bisa tpdre bic @e-
fabr srOB eenus, tpenr einerieits
5rantrei9 feline aniprt4e In Der
6aupifa6e aufrs4t srbdlt unb @n9=
LAMB anosrsrisits feline 5esereien uno
Sntrisuen fortiest.
Wan bertsnnt bier fsrnsr ni9t, baB
bic Sa6Ia9s, pei9e in reuefer 3eit
bsreiis stpeimal einsr beuti4.enslii9en
aunHitt su sntfsRsln sebrobt bat, i'm
WeIentliasn NOD fOrt6eftsbt. unb Bob
bic enalii6s Diplomatic BET ~geeignster
g~eleeenhsit fiets bur6 ben @uni& be-
einHuBt pirb, Esuti9lanb in br Isrs
foleuug isinsr Sanbelss, 2olonial'
unb Slotten. polittt a%ufsubalten unb
es tuOmDsli9 In cine Sale su loden,
aus Der es i9 nur bur9 einen 2rieg
aeaeu cine aOOlntion mebrsrsr anoerer
Wd9te bsfrsisn i6nnte.
Mit er6btsr Spanning fisbt man
bier Der Nntport Der beuti4en &e9ie-
rung auf bic fransnfi9s Ncte ent.
e.sen. Man bsrbeblt f& ni&t, bab
es ie6r tusientli9 bon benz Son bieier
antuort ab6dnaen wiro, Oh cine un=
mittel6are gsri9drfuns Der segsntpdr=
tiaen 6eitlen Situation sintreten wirb.
60 -d6riges 9ienfu IL
btIdum.
Berlin, %. SUM-. Sn geifiser
uuo tbrperli9er 3hfisteit begins 6euts
generaQeutnant O. o. b. @onrin9 bic
Seier ieinss is9aisidbrisen Sienfiu-
bildums. Dem perbientsn 8stsranen
tuurben namentli9 als ben Reiben BEG
Off3isrturps I4msi4sl9afts ehrungsn
3u t6eil.
q uslanSbeaieb bonN m e
ritn unb Seut4lano
Qofomotibe n.
Berlin, %. San. Wie aus 81.
g%stsrsbure esmslbet tpirb, bat Der
Isrtsbrsminitsr Jarf @6itotu ben
8au bon 1136 nsuerl 2ofomotinen an-
eeoronst, bsrsr 2isfsruna an Jirmen
in ben Der. Staatsn unb 9eutf9lanb
bsrssbsn uiro.
9ieoeut9 den g treittrd +
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26


leitet, tuel9e nun idmmtli1en Militdrs
bic 56irsn nDsr yYhHsts" idlisbt.
ginsslbeiten tiber ben Gtanoal ftno
ni9t erbdltli9, bod fplsn, laut einem
8erii9t, bic brei Sffi3isre benz bD4fer
Ioslfarh ~anget6ren.
3eitgemdBe Or a6nun9.
Berlin, 25. SUM. &ei9stana'
Ter b. Billion unb Der ftan50fi9s got=
f9after 8ibourb 5attsn beuts cine Ron-
feren3.
Die 3eitungen fabren fort bas Ser
bdltniB 3u Grantrei9 in etpas srrsg'
tenn SOne gu beIprs9en. Die .NOro'
beuiIde 3situn9" ertldrt. baB in
&ouoisr's Nots bic fran30fids &spub-
lit tsinen bsfimmten Sanbpuntt gu
elmer aonferens sinnimmt uro baB
ba6sr bic Sage ni9t tlarsr getuorosn lei.
0islfa9 f6iebsn bic 3eitun9en bie
0srantwOrtli9teit fur bic gegsnwdrtige
Grissspanit Der britii9sn prsfe gu.
Die .RatiOnal3situnl" ri4tet an
Grantrei6 cine fsisrli9e Mabnung, bob
Elm hsuti5 fransOfidsr ariss ridt
our9 Elm Srafalgar, iOnbsrn auf frans
abfiden obsr beuti4sn S9la6tfeloern
enti9isosn tuerosn tpirbs.
Deferred :ltngarn.
Ger m bauert fort.
Wisn. Is. SUM-. Dos gnbe Der
unsarii9en Wirren lit in usitererHerne
als ie. Sur9 oas benz rleuel 2abinet
BEL ieinsm srffsn Nuftretsn i'm @b9es
oronstsn6auie unter ielbit In bieIer 36rs
psri9aft unsrb6rtsm Rabau srt6eilte
Wibtrauensbotum gs3rpunsen, tibsr'
rei4te premier Jeisroarp benz 36nie
Gran3 SOiept feline Reignation. Die
isIbs tpuroe isop9 ni&t ansenOmmen.
Sas beosutet, baB bic 2rone entf4lOhsn
if, i9 Der Oppofition nidt su beu9en
uno ben 2ampf fOrtsuisBsn big gum
bitteren gnoe.
Der S9auplas bes 9onHittss bat
N9 In ben IeBtsn WO9en bon guoapeft
nod ben ldnbli9en 9omitaten neri9o.
ben. Die Gtbrer Der 2OalitiOnspars
teisn fnb baran, tiberaa cine Nrt BON
paifDsm Wioeritano a.gsn bic 3rOne
gu orsanifren unb bic ganse &e9ie-
rungsmai9ine la6m 81 legen. Iaem
ani9sin nod bat bic OppOHtion nit
oisIem S9a9Bug grfOlg, bsnn in ben
lebten 8agsn baben bsreits 81 Obsrsss
ipans ibr Nmt nieoergels9t.
. NJ o n f der
in Sroppau.
@fen, 25. Stunt. Bel Der Sonn-
usnofsisr In Sroppau, Seferrei4f4.
S9lsfsn, tan1 es gu sroBen SemOn-
firntiOnsn Der 9sutf9sn sessn bic Re.
gieruns uno bas WiniFerium @auti9.
Die 2unbssbungen finb I'm 70 bemer-
tsnswert6er, als Der 2anbesprdfosnt
Graf b. $6un Der Seier %beituobnte.
Spanien.
S9tffsfpIIifion.
Scroll, Is. SUM-. Der britii9s
2reujer @ararbor rarrlte BET 2ap prior
bsuts Wcrsen am A 1br gess, ben
Sampfer GOblsn3 bonn Norbbeuti9en
2lopo.
Die pafagisrs tuurbsn auf ben 3reu=
ger TRANSCRIPT, Der ben 9ampfsr ins
S4lepptau nabm unb bisrbsr bra9ts.
Der 3rsu3er erlitt MUIR gsringe Be-
i9dbisunssn, absr bic goblen3 wirb
ms Srodsnbod asbra9t tuerbet mihsn.
HuBlanb.
RramalIe In q plen.
2ob3, Is. Sum-. Der 2ampf
3pii9sn Stretfern u1b Wilitdr if In
Der Saupfaae bortiber. bod fommt es
in ben 8orfdbtsn nod Pie unb Sa s1
RrauaIen.
gu 8olutp tbbtstsr RoRaden cine
iioii4e camille bon 5 serionen, bic
in elmer Srof9fs nod Gem gabnbof
fubr.
gu pabianics muroe bon Nrbsiterr
elm polisift set6otet, Elm anbsrer psr-
tpunbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
HuBlanb.
2rawalIe in g olen.

2oba 25. SUM-. Der 3ampf
3piI9en Streitern unb Wilit6r 1T In
Der Saupfa9e burtiber. bod tommt es
in ben Yorfdbtsn nod pie rnb Sa gu
Rramauen.
gu Bolutp tbbteten 2oKaden cine
iibii9e Camille bon 5 }srionsn, bic
in elmer Srof9fe nod Gem Babnhof
fubr.
gu pabianics muroe bon Nrbsitsrn
Elm pOIisif setbotet, Elm anberer psr-
tuur6et.
Yon 2ooa finoet Elm ausemsinsr auss
aug fiatt. gs finb bereits q, 900 per-
ionen abgereif unb ale auslaufenben
3hss finb tiberfhnt.
Webrere beroosrasenbe gtrser tsls.
srapbirtsn beute Mbsnb Gen. Sbufom,
uno eriu9ten i'm INN S9ub gsssn bic
brutalen Solbaten, ipeaislI aseen
2oaafen. Der @ensral perTpraG
f4ulbigs Solbater au ~frafen, perlangt
aber 3eu9en ee9en bic Grebler.
2dmpe tn Der W q n b.
f&urei.
g I. petersburg, 25. Sum-.
Ser Gar bat bon Gen. 3inebiii9 fol-
senbe Tspsi@e srbalten-
nSn Der SielIung Der Nrmeetl ii
Werdnberuns einsstretsn.
Rad benz iapanii9sn Wormnrf9
geget uniere re&te Glanfe, gine Ct aud
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
.8fffets."

6annober, Is. Stunt. Die
Wilitdrbeb6roen baben bic .enaliI4sn
gthsts" unter A9t unb Banr srtldrt.
Sc Hnb bas 2otals, bic ben, an,s sifani.
faen geiipiel na9dHsn unb iosenannts
Bars" betrsiben, untsr bersn S9uB
f9 S3enen sreisuen, bic felbf In ben
alien Wa6teafes faiim esbuIbet tusrosn
uirbsn. Jn sinsm bisier 2ofals, bas
i9 .Sas sneIii9e Buffet" nsnnt, sr-
sianet.s % fi9 ttr3li9, bob brsi Dir.
3iers, elmer bapon Elm O~bsrleutnant,
brsi 6reimilise unb bier 5~rauenaim-
ulsr In sinen STREET. serietbsn, Der in
eine S4Idserei ausartste. Dem Der.
bot, bisiss 2otaI gu bstreten. folgte elm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
Ofinoien.
gritif9esS 9iff berfentt.

OlIII Wtu wv UtI { u ! u
6 ingapore, 25. Stunt. Der
Gampfer Stbona Der vgrittfb Snbia
Steam Napi9atiOn Co." murbe $50
Meilen nbrbli9 bon 6onstona am S.
Suni bon benz ruiii9en 8reuser Serst
gum einten eebra9t. Sic Beman-
1uns tuurbs beute Absnb bier bon BEN
bouduoif6en Dampfer perIat ssIanbet,
Der BEN Ssret am 10. SUM- traf.
Die Stbsna bate pof uns Reis fhr
Dotobamn an Boro.