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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
NeueS &Abel
lteber ben Mtlantiiden Ocean.

Rem Oorf, 10. 6ebruar. Sie
Commercial Sable 60. miro Elm -neues
atlantif6ss 3abel leaen unb es fino be-
reits Nnsebots fur bafelbe eingegan=
gen. Die &Oute 1T iGon beffimmt,
unb niatt ertpartet, bab bas tleue &abtl
bereits i'm Sommer in Sienf 9effent
tpirb.
Clarence Madan ertldrte, bab bic
Soften beg 2abels bon Der Mafap
COMPANY aufsebra9t morben feien,
I'm ben &eierbefono Der Sable 60. in-
tact su erbalten. Bel Der nsuen 2inie
iollen ale Neuerunsst auf elsttrii4em
@ebiete 8%eruenbuns finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Dem NnbenfenQ uap's

@afbinaton, 10. Geb. Sn
elmer @rtrasS ibuns ebrte bas 9aus
teute bas Gnbenten bes be~rforbener
SsnatorsIW attbew Stanlep Quap bon
psnniplbania. Den 0orfb fibrts Sal-
sel. Sisben Mitslieber bielten SObre'
ben auf Quap. gefonbers fsines @ba-
raftsrs tpurbssmit Wortsi Der bod,
fen anertennuns 9ebada. Die &so-
tter tparer:
Ibams, Siblsp. Slime, Bropn unn
Bates bon penniplpauia; @rosbenor
Don Ohio unit @ouloen bon New Sort.
&equism III TT f
Sergius.
Oorf, 10. 5ebr. Sn Der
ruifi6en ct. Nifolaus,S atbeorals
wuroe beute elm @equiem fur ben
groBfhrtsn Se9ius eelebrirt.
&eD. Ilsranoer 9otOpitstp iaste in
ieiner preoiet, bic @%rmorbung BEG
@robfhrfen Sersius lei Elm bebauerli=
der S&las 9esen bic tuabre 6reibeii
&uslanbs; bic 8hat bes W6rbers
tpsrbe feline BeKerung Der 8erbdltniHe
berbsifibrsn, forbern @eipalt tuerbe
bic liberaien Mbfdtsn bera69ern.
Die Shat Tel nidt bon @uRen ODE,
bon Mdnnefn, benert bas Wohi 3ub.
lambs am 9erset lie9e, besansen NOR.
ben, benin tein &ufe msrbe cine Bombs
in ben se5eili9ten 3rsml tperfen. @ub,
lamb merbe In Der san3ert Wslt psr-
laumbet sbenfo ME feline Regierung;
biele 8orfdle uiiroen au poIitii9er
3susden entftelt.
pl6bli9er Sob.
Annapolis, Mb., 10. 6eb,
3abett Samuel Wefrap Battle. Elm
Sobn bss psnfionirten Mr3tes SAM 90.
Battle, u. 6. a., bon NibebiIe, ftrat'
bon einsm 6eraitlase 9etrofen tOot
nieber, als er fi9 gum Mittagstif4t
ieBen tuolte.
ufferanb BEL 9oo{e=
belt.
SO ahingtor n. 10. 6eb. Be,
frana6fi&e Botf9afterSuRsranb ma4t'
beute Nbenb einen ldngeren Beiu9 TN
WeiBen 6aufe. st iagte fpdter, Der.
felbe lei lebigIi9 geieaf9aftIi9er ga.
tur 9emefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Deram&eSteS NIety@.

SuQor g,sreb Sdtnten - grie nualstdt :
1870 Ytunb LII: Ii pfrash life; 18-H
4tunb 12}; Swette nuaIHdt 2e-l6 Rfnab
lie /; ID Rfanb 11ie /; u 4ffsnb Life ; 10
BfunD 12c.
saIformt@e e@sniem-6 BIB 8 Rtanb Sc;
9 bis IL 4funb 7ae.
o@uItern-Gnel. Gureb, Is Bio 20 Rfuae
TN Dur@f&nit. sc; 16 Rfamh Oar&f&nttt.
81, 10 bts IL $frmh 9se.
6riibnad,e ped-4Iorer GnsIt1 Gureb Ice
sswdbIter Suear &ureh l6e, 60 Rfunb In
Dur&f&mtt 1Se; 8 Bic 8 Rfnsb ta 1ur@s
@9uitt 18e; 10 bis Is pfunb tm Dsr4f&ntt
lie: 5 pianb I'M DurGi4mtH. i&usaI, l03e.
8 4fsnb tn Dur&f@nit. i@mat, la3c.
eped, gnsI. -@epdbItsr. 8 Bis 10 @fnth
ta DurGf&n1t, 12e; Ii Bic Il pf,usb tu
Dur@i@uttt, lie.
eped-3Iare Getten, 90 BIZ 20 Bhnab tm
Ttn&f@mttt, e3e; 3Iare eetteS, 20 BID 30
Pfunb. 9ac; atare Neutes. 81 Bio 90 Rtmsb,
sKe; 1s BIB 22 4fb., sie; II ID l6 4funb,
los; aIare Ei6en, % bs 30 Pfums. Sc;
Rs6en IL Bic 1s 4fSsb 9ae: 0ase sa6en 8
BIB 8 Bfuah, TIC
OeY6deItes S&petneiei4 &ao@enIofeB
6amep Big 100; 2tares Bean $3.50; Sam
ly $500: etsrt 6Iear sl4.60: Ssupf
318. 90.
0sb6rrteD NtnbRes{9 - e4htsR, req
estS, 18}c; xu6euiettm 1oe; Smsd. 1B3;
&eb@d 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
NsMs @e0ensRaySt.

Tsusotbp-Bertoafsprefe: $40. 0-ll.00.
Rice Bertaafspretie: SIC. O0-$11.0A
DeIiGforn - 8ertaufspretis: ie Ha@ ha
0uaIttdt, AZ bts 60e.
~Safr-se&dIt 44-46e; tn ben Eekrn
S8.00-$9.00 per Tenne. Neaer 32-85e,
etrob-RreHe. ie mad BEN @rab. Ia eab
len, So .60-S6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

EriI&es HinbFefG-NefIt&e etere - 6
62e; tieiige etiere 6--83e; btefse 3einba
$40 biz koO Rfunb 7e; bsfse 3iibe zoe
bs $50 4funb h4e ; 4abe $50 BIB ESQ Pfsnh
Sc; etier Borberpiertd &c. Stser 8tnters
pierteI lie, ssinb 3tuteruisrteI Se, Rtnh
gorberpierteI &c. Rub BorherpierteI 4e, Rub
0snteruterteI 73e.
Srt51es RaIbFetf9-RdIser l03c. Stmters
pterteI l8e, B~orberpaertel 8e.
6rtf@es S@oiFeif3 - 2dnruser per qfunh
12c ; e&afe 93e: S@eni.l l8e: Rods hun
l6e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
0etSttDe.

&ebe~ - $50. 2 retber $1.20 cut 0eia,
ien. S1.19 uon gsbIen; 80. 8 rotae, sl.l2
Gebruar 81. 20; Basenuebex s1.Ie.
Rorn ~(neaes) - SO. 1 weis 46}e go. q
weib A6ie 9o 8 wetb 46fe; SO. I wstt.
1876; 70. 2 wetb seuui9i 464e (; 80. 8
retb semii9t 45}e SIC. 4 wetb oeniiet
43c: SO. 2 seIb 4B3e; 30. 8 seB lE}.
9o. 4 9elb 43ae; go. 2 seurfGt As /;
20. 8 aenti&t 4se; go. 4 seHai6t Az :
3oIben 4456c.
3afe- Rs. 3 wetber 32fe; 90. 8 rdba
8se; &o. 2 @euafGtn 51fs; 80. 8 aentf9ta
3l}e.
Seu - SO. 1 ataotss $40 %; 30.
2. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

Indianapolis Detail Berfaufsprere:
Rananuatb 8Iee $6.50-ST.W.
Notber $685. ".
glitfe So. 0--$8.0.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.O0.
8eiber So. 60-$10.25.
Sancb Timotbb $1.85-$1.80.
@ewdbIter ST. 60-$1.66.
&riraa 81. 75-$1. 80:
Ganep 2entudp Blausrab $1.48-$1.6o
@rtra rettes IN gbaf 5000.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
&eb Top IN @baf 65c-t1.25.
Betber Soma Sar,ea 9afer 5000.
8eiber SQtnois 46c-66e.
Samen @orn weib uab seIb 81. { 50.
94mber 8uderrobr Sarnen $1-1.25.ss
@nftIa8e @orn 90c-S1.10.
Gribiabr @erfe 90c-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

SEEM Oorf: ga @aseogne" bon 6abre.
Gibraltar: vSlabonia" nod Giume.
Neapel: Romanic" nod Bottom; Gre
tic" bon Netr Yorf.
@outbampton: ,et. Paul" BON New
Sort.
Queenstown: .@truria" mad Seem
Sort.
Doper: .pennfplpania" nod Nem
Oort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
o emaf E.

Rotbe &iiben-$1.B per Tob.
2raut-60e bis 76c per Sat.
4~lumenfobI 1926 per Gab.
@urfen 4Oc PEI &orb.
@eIerp-per Bxn@ zoe.
@riine Bobnen 7be per DmfbeI.
RartoHeln 81. 06-l.l0 pei Sad.
SabtartoHeIn So. 76-3.26 per Sob.
Rabiele 26c-80e pet Ousenh 8an4es.
3ruiebeln - 81 per Dusbel.
Spanif@e 8rptebeIn 81. 80 Per @rate.
Napp 8obnen $2.10 per 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Wr6@te W0b 0e>natt.
Tra&te

NepfeI- 5 1855. 30 per Gab.
Eanonen-Oeudblte 81. % Bis $1.B pea
9un&, ,peite nuaIitdt 76e BIB $l.00.
RotmsnRTe-$3.2b rer 2utsert.
Gttrpnen-$2. 66-3.2 %.
Drangen-Sancp California RoueIs SAFE
TloriS1 $2.10 BIB $3.50.
8irnen 1851 90 per 1uibeI.
ssanep Hirnen-$1.60 per grate.
Teisen Snrprna lice bas Bfunn.
DatteIn &c per Yfanb. go Ffs. RtteR.
Reuer Sonig-l6c.
Truuben l6c bts l8e per Rorb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
9aS Saus
Snr6 Serpilignngs Bills in oieer &ude lit
Mniprad gellOlauleu.

SENT uS staaenbia. Ss MnSenfem beg brfprbenen Senators Nmab
aebn. Ser aamtf i'm bic Notwithstanding 8itof @5
Saren bon GbhagO in Stem yprf setprbem. = Sebkmamt far @rOBHrt
Sergius. SeniGes Wfdoden in Glepelano, g., %pertnnnoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

@arfe - 0erdu@erte Dratura e{s,
8rantfurter 73e; Bologna Ia Ddruex &c, tn
9u@ 6ke.
e9uaaB - IN xierces Il. EuaI. Sc; q
nnaIitdt $50: 8. 0uaIitat s3e
D1ttes, 0tes wwo 0eNAees
8dnbIer besablen foIsenbe Pretie:
Butter - eountrh 17e, Greomers 90
sIoix 33e.
Gir-26s per Eutenb.
8dbner 10e. Sdbne s. Euriess-l0-14e.
ensros . Ssrtaufsprete Sunycrttsta
e@ueter3dfe 80c per Htsnb etxbesmtt9s.
e&wesertdie 17e, Biseonfn Cream 8 Gds
lSA. Rew gori Gbsbbors l8}s, stn4etrtt
i&er 2iub,rser 1a-14e. Grid l3-I4s.
0reeesteS.
SnbtanaYsIts RafeesBreNs
0esobnI. bs gutter 10-12e; prtxsa bts %.
ndblter l4-16e Saary 82{-80, 0rIber
Deuow ID bts 22e, Saua 28-a2e.
Sn Padetsm:
artoia $l3.7S [. 2ton 3d. 4, Serjet sl8.7S;
Caracas S13. 25. DtIhportbB $l2. 30, Did
Sesa Blens SIC. 30, RaiI&ea& Sl2.sE, Oatsa
Hlenbeb Saua $l2.60.
Suder-Domtnoes 8.72e; eti6sude 7.e7
puIuerttrter 6.67e; xxxz~ yuIpertNrt1 s.6se.
fetner sranaltrter 8.37e; Gubes e.7ae; Con.
~fectionera' G6.82e; Hibseuoob u SOC; ltb,
mtg u 6.o7e; eunYtre Is. s2e; SbeaI Gytss
SoIben 9 6.81e; Btnbior eStra 8 6.S2e,
%ibsepoob 6 5.72e; seIber 9 6.e7e; Is .
ter 8. 80.
@etrOdnete Srii@te--AepfeI. az Der gosxs
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e ba IKE;
eitron l8e bis lac; Nofnen. 2 Grcum, pc
pfuab, 7c, 8 erown 7}e, 4 gromm TIC Soos
r~senfreie ibis Sc, California Huscatel 7ks:.
euItana 7ic, trportirte SaItana lie BIZ lls
California aprifofen Sc Bis Lee.
pidIeS-2400 TN Tab SO; l20c tn Sat
Sc; 1900 TIM SaIbfas $500; 600 I'M Sat
5 $50.
eprup-Staabarb Corn 23e BIB 2Ss, A,s
udbIter &c BIB 32e; eorebuun sSe BIB 8ss;
Stem Orleans RoIsfes lse bts 26e; serdkIs
tee 30c bis 38c.
Ginsema9te Nri9te-BIadberries 8 Rfh..
Sl.10e Hea9es etanoorb, 8 3d., a.
2.25; combs 8 4funb 81 .6O-S1. 6S; Bic
Reades, 81. 40-$l.60; Nnanas, etambaze,
2 Yfb.. 81. 65-$1.9e; eeennbs, 3 Blush,
81. 5 $1.45; crime 8obnen. 8 yfnxh aan
men, Tabasna Ananos $1.80-S2. 2se,
@eRebte Grbfem. $1.20-Sl.7 b, frahe Srxi %
@ents. &arrou Cox, esnseruei4te B5e-eos
tomatoes. 8 Bfanb. 81. 10-S1.15, Sudery
Rom 9Oe-S1.s6 |. apfeIbutter, pet Dutens.
8 Bffnh. 81.
Rihe-HraaiI nea &c BIB 10e; StIberts L.
9eanbeIn IA; vei8i&aIise NanbeIm l5s;
Serbian RambeIn l6e; Beanats &c BE 5ss
serofete 7c bis Sc; GnsIii4e MaIniiHe
Gffg-Rab 30 Dc. 1ef), Sat, S-11su
@ouou<.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

3d1bIeT besablen foIseabe Hretie:
Butter Country. 17e, Greoners 90 /,
sIotx 33c.
eter- 26e per Dutenh.
3ibner 10e. 3dtne 8. Tmriebs-l0-14e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

Aarfe 0erdu4erte Dratusrf 6{t,
6ranifarter TIC; Bologna Ia Ddrmsx &c. in
3u@ SIC.
e1ma5 IN xierces Il. HuaI. se;
nnaIitdt 84e: 8. 0uaIttdt etc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

engros Ssrtaufsprefe Snyorttste.
e@pesersdfe S0c per 2funb etxbssmtI@s.
e&meeertdie 17e, Biseonfn Cream . &dts
l5A. New gori Gbsbbars l8}t, ssn4esn1b
i&er 2~inburser 1a-14e. Wri6 l8-Ils.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

across the field. Many times they approached the
Yellow Jackets stronghold. only to be swerved
in some other by well-direced lancet thrust
But such work was easy-tOo easy. What is
formidable to species of soldier NAV be the
merest pastime to another Colonel ValOr, by him
self, took charge of the brute that ever had
voice kept the air filled with rumblings and whose
hoofs tore up the sod in wild bursts of rage; but it
required only occasional lance thrust in the nose
to keep the brute from doing harm. Indeed the
work was scarcely sufficient for amusement and
more than when the tail of the maddened
animal was pointing toward the stronghold Colonel
NalOr made a swift sally against some menace
which had come down from above or dug uD from
below, or had penetrated the Gordon of scouts
Along in the afternoon, however when the
shadows had heightened far the eastward
as to cause the distant aborers to start toward
home, there SwoOped down them a danger that
was swift and real and terrible
1t was only a little bee-martin; but to the Yellow
Jackets 1t was an enemy thousand times their own
size, herCe ravenOtiS, terrible than wild bulls
or pillag1ng boys for it could y as swiftly as they
and the quick opening of its bill as it rushed upon
them meant death in the most horrible form A
soldier who could smile in the face of all other
dangers of the woods and fields might Well quail
before a bee-martin.
better part of valor, with the Colonel except
Tor one thing-the bird was flying straight toward
the stronghold. Should it discover that with its
strong force of wellfed defenders the savage glut-
tony OF the bird would cause it return again and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
COL. VALOR AND HIS LANCERS

lust as as the high R
enough to dry the dew and diSpel the
night chill, the various leaders of
the Yellow Jacket stronghold issued forth with
their followers for the days duties. The labor
chief assigned his forces their different fields
with the accuracy and despatch of experience,
some to making clover and mignOnette honey for
the Queen, others to the IndISCriminate gathering
of cheap food for the common laborerS while a
corps of the more daring sought nerve-tonc honey
for the soldiers and scouts gathered exclusively
from thstles and nettles and thOrns.
This morning Colonel Valor stood at the entrance
of the intrenchments and watched the labor
chief As the last of the workers swept through
followed with a click of his heels and military
salute, Colonel Valor turned to his lieutenants
Stabhard,' he ordered addressing a much
SCARED veteran who had lost one eve in service
You will take fifty lancers and guard that side of
the field, next to the main road. In case those
boys who threatened to burn out should attempt
to even climb the fence, lance them numerically
until they retreat. Fifty of you ought be able to
turn back a few headstrong bows"
Stabhard bowed, saluted and a moment later
rose into the air with his men Colonel Valor turned
to his officer
Lieutenant Dash" he said ''you will take the
south side of the field, and Prod and ZIP here
Will look after the east and west. shall take the
center of the field myself with the remaining lancerS
for have reliable information that a herd of cattle
are to be put in territory to-day. 1t will require
the utmost vigilance to keep their destroying hoofs
from our stronghold
1t was busy day but for the most part with too
little real danger to suit the warike lancers The
cattle We're unruly and prone to make wild dashes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
II q IN k III . S w e e {

destroyed The only escape would ae %
divert the bee-martin from his course before he
discovered the stronghold
But such undertaking seemed certain Death
and Colonel NalOr never thought of --ing
any of his to it. when he was on the spot him
self. As he shot forward. straight toward tt. .r-
coming enemy he noticed through the tail .- his
eye that his men were following closely
The bee-martin saw him ten feet away and with
savage cry of eXultation flashed upon HIM B--
even in the bill of death. as it We're CoIors. Vl.~
did not lose his vigilance and presence of mind AS
the bill opened for him, he Swerved sharply and
then closed in with swift unexpected turn .lI
thrust his lance deep into the enernvs head
1t was a terrible wound, directly behind -a. -.-
and the martin staggered and fell trembIiug ri
the earth Halfway there he recovered hir1e. nh
began to rise again, dizziy; but by that t.- .ae
other lancers We're upon him with ready vcar
The martin was not lacking in bravery Cd. p
punishment terrible and unexpected a- ..-l
the second and third and fourth lance-th-ue
lowing each other in swift and relentless Src.
he suddenly lost heart, and whirled hvStcrig
ward the western frontier CRYING and mOarl- ID
the intense pain. Vt the west line Lieuteua-.
was ready with his lancers, and sped ur
with a few more sharp reminders of his l..
forbidden territory.
rs Colonel NaOr calmly flew back TO his
pointed task of looking out for the bull a g.
more officers rushed up; but he motiOned them
oh, tuSh, tushl" he humned irritabIv
was only what any OF YOU would have done
back To your posts. | must attend 10 thar
He's coming this way again, and he must ha,
more severe lesson
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Station and had to walk six miles, at the
hour POLITICALLY described as that when
lingering daylight takes its soft departure,
before they got home. My suspicious,
not to say my hopes, began to be aroused
when | observed the CHEEKY nonchal-
ance with which they assured us that
the walk had not wearied them iii
the least-it had been such a perfect
EVENING"
This was so pretty that only regarded
it as natural sequence when John
sought me out in the library at about
ten clock that night and began to walk
round and round the room like one who
takes an aimless stroll, picking up things
and then laying them down again, and
kicking up the rugs and then kicking
them out straight again. Finally he
brought up at the far end of the room,
wheeled himself about, stifly and straight
", and blurted out:
Il say, Billy, Nell and | have made
up our minds to be married. | sup
pose it's all right as far as you're con-
Cerned?'
Notice the nice Difference to brotherly
authority. calculated to soothe my OppO-
sitiOn. which could not by any remote
possibility have arisen in connection with
so satisfactory an arrangement. | can
only say that Deice would have been
proud of me had she been there to see me
enact the part of the surprised but cordial
brother-in-laW to be.
1t was truly charming, and also it
was contagious, for the next morning
l was waited upon by David the dignified,
who begged to inform me that my sister
Jeanette had done him the honor to
consent to be his wife. No defer
ence to brotherly authority this time;
simply the stately announcement that an
eminently desirable alliance had been
arranged; but on my side the honors
were equal, and | endeavored to dupli
David the exact degree OF cordiality eXt'
John
Then for three long, tedious, weary days t
a dead calm on the sea of cOurtship. The
winds which against all precedent had b
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

minutes; but nevertheless Il 3 rv
set on material things all t -~
and we had listened while she v-.---...- -l.
merits of pink pearl set with -~fs
as balanced against an enOrmo-s
until our minds also became ---1
and went AROUND in the same
hers; and my dear Delice cor i7
spite of the a ectiOnate inter-
am convinced she genuinely s.., III
their triple affairs, ATTEMPTED IN
the pause between the salad a- i-.
at luncheon;
"Have YOU decided on ga-
ment ring Yet, Nell>'
And a most harmless H-t-- ~
conversation it would have " --5
not the little god Of lucI, given 1.- -r,-
a tiny twist, and caused her r Kim,
the inquiry to blandly say Lam r.9
she meant to say Nell
| know a chill ran down her III.
moment after, and | tried ~. -o
choke on a bread-crumb. lu t-.-
Poor Laura turned scarlet VIZ kim
an effort to answer; but o. ..- ..-a-
plete amazement. and 20 Lau ,a,
Ill venture TO assert. the the
shy, the difident Burgess -. I'D
serenely;
why. certainly. Mrs. Con.r.-.- said
he. I'VE are not so change Nell.
we settled on sapphires and uonds
long ago
Delice appears to fear that they an
will regard themselves as having u -~ied
to escape the prosecutions Of ID - .rs-er.
1t is possible that this is So. and 4 The
boys should choose 70 consider -L- they
We're cast for the part of the fairy --laees.
the girls for the imprisoned --r.e~ses
and Delice and myself for coup,co e1-es.
why the privilege is theirs.
But then We had a privilege also.
5 was the blissful reflection. a We
Irselves free of the varicolorcd confetti
E triple wedding, that every mans
his castle, and blessed IS the man
revel in the undisturbed possession Of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

might have been making that she thrust tl~-,
far into the shade far as ettectuali,v vas
concerned
1t is ne ass ~ to explain that my sister E.nor
is a wom .Ose mind changes every r....r
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

game of observation that seemed wound up to
run forever, and probably would have done so had
not Delice-the tendery tactful Dece-sufered
slip of the tongue. She entirely innocent of
any such intention, but she put such a grace
fully artistic and rounded finish to any efforts |
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triumphs that restored my waning self-respect.
This agreeable change began an evening when
John and Elinor, as a sort of climax to their adven
lures in Murphys machine joggled off one of
its wheels somewhere over near VreelandS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

first two couples into port seemed to be of no avail
against the curious way in which the third pair were
lacking | put in my time watching Burgess out
of the tail of my eve and discovered that he was
watching Laura out of the tail of his 1t a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

again, every time 1t became hungry. unit
in the end the whole garrison would br
DESTROYED The only eseaDe M.--L N Z
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

lust as soon as the sun was high
enough to dry the dew and dispel the
night chill, the various leaders of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Adiuiant General w. II. whitoman
has promulgated the following order.
Headquarters OF the Natioanl Guard
OF New Mexico. once Of the Adiu.
tant General. Santa re. N. NJ. Jan.
uary 81. 1905.
General Order No. -
= Tho rosignauons OF John II.
Map, eapt2iRi W. r. Jpcoby. frat lieu.
tenant; Laurcp Case, second iieuten.
ant, Of Company A. First Regiment OF
Infantry, are hereby accepted 10 take
effect today.
2, Winfield Bariram Of Las Cruces,
Is hereby appointed captain; /. d.
Low, FIRST lieutenant. and John Frco'
man. second lieutenant, Company A,
First Regiment OF Infantry, New Msx.
leo National Guard 20 take effect this
day and they will be respected and
obeyed accordingly. Captain John H.
May Is hereby eireosea 20 transfer 10
Captain WINFIELD Bartram ali arms
ordnance ami quaricrmasier's stores
taking receipt In duplicate. one copy
Of which viii be transmitted 10 this
once.
by order Of MIGUEL A. OTRRo.
0oyernor and COMMUNICATED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

now interested in New Mexico enter
priaes.
on The subject Of statehood the SEN
ator said;
The opposition 20 che iolnture on
part OF New Moxlco and Arizona has
seriously handicapped Senator Rev
ridge ana his forces. and there r. no
chance for the bill 20 pass IN ~ pres
ent form. on the other hand. Senator
Beverldae viii aght the admission Of
Oklahoma and indian Territory n
New Mexico aud Arizona are oiim.
mated from the Hamilton bill. The
friends Of single statehood for New
Mexico wiil also. 10 a great extent, op-
pose the admission Of Oklahoma I'M
less New Mexico n admitted At the
same time. by holding mp statehood
for Oklahoma. Il will be much easier
TO raise the statehood Issue again dur.
Ing the next session, thus strengthen.
Ing the New Mexico case.
"Tho Hamilton bin IL dead and the
prospects for single statehood for New
Mexico were never brighter than they
are today. We may have 70 exercise
little patience. but We will not relax
our efforts. and success IL only a mat.
ter Of time"
On tho subject OF irrigation, the
senator was Interviewed a. follows.
The various irrigation projects
within the boundaries Of New Mexico
arc receiving careful attention and
consideration IN washington, and the
people OF tho territory viii be treated
very generously by the reclamation
service. Although every state and ter.
rltory Is pressing "a claims. the peo'
pie of New Mexico may rest assured
ihat their claims In that direction will
neither be neglected nor overlooked"
On the subject OF railroad building
the senator, replying 10 questions con
corning local conditions. said.
Eyes. we intend to build through the
canyons OF Tiieras and Gutierrez, NJ
though She expense In 40 doing wiz
be- enormous, compared TO the cost IN
coming around The mountains a. or IN
the vicinity Of The settlement OF Sar
Antonio. Grading on this end Of the
Albuquerque Casters viii BE- pushed
AZ rapidly a. possible and Il IL hoped
hat track layers, working from thi'
and the Moriarty end. viii meet eacl
other somewhere IN TlleRs ca~yoI
some time the latter part OF the com
ing June or spout the arst OF July
The conditions Of Ihs Santa sc cen
trail. both as 20 PASSENGER and fFolgh
traffic. are excellent. ana thS Contra
paid all expenses, with enough sur
plus 10 pay certain interests. In NJ
vembsr and December. 1904"
Senator Andrews expects 10 return
70 Santa Fe Monday morning. wher'
he will remain a few days. and theI
return 20 Washington. Colonel W.
Hopewell. the general manager Of tn
Albuquerque Eastern. Ia also In til
city today"