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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Veaetariides aimSerbeim.

Cine @efeni9uft bon &inoerfreuns
ben, Die aud itaatli9 unO BON Der 9ez
meinbe 8resldu iubpenttontrt it,, bat
In lebterer Staot elm 4tnberbetm err
ri9tet, tn pel6em Die leiblide Yflese
Der 4tnber ausf9lieblid mad besetas
ridden @runofGben erfolst. Die BON
perf4ieoenen Seiten erbobenen 8ebens
ten gesen btefs Dirt Der @srfDftiguns,
Die aumeift barin sipfeIten, bab Der
menf9li9e Orsanismus Der tbfsrti4en
&oft nidt gdnoli9 entratbsn tonne,
nuroen bur9 bas @uta6ten bes be-
ribmten RIiniters profehprs TlisSs
bontommen serftreut, ba berfelbe na9<
tpies, bab Giers uno MiI4, Die ia bel
pesetarii4er Mabruns sulGiie iinb. in
ridtigem Mabe pertbeilt, bic tbisrii4e
&oit ni6t MIR bo1tommen erfeben,
fonoern lie an Rdbrsebalt fogar ubers
treffen. 9ie i'm pesetarii9en 8inberz
beim untersebrahten 3inber baben
AUDI tbatfdhli9 bur9ness elm seiunz
bes, frdftiees @usfeben uno fino 9ei'
fig iebr gut enttpidelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Der Musfab in Oeutf9s
LIANT B. Na9 amtli4en J%eitfteurnsen
tparen am S6luHe Oes Sabres 1904
TIM beutf9en Reihe "a @usfGbise porz
banoen (~geseniiber % am gnoe oes
borbersebenoen Sobres). 9apon ent=
fielen arf preuben 10. auf 9amburg
8, auf Wedlenburs>Sdtpe unb auf
Glfab>2otbrinsen ie 1. Sn preuben
fino i'm 2aufe bes Sabres 1904 8
Musfabtranfe ~peritorben. Dagesen
finb 2 tpeiblihe Rranfe binausefoms
men. Sn 9amburs 1T I'm geri4tss
iabre 1 M~usfdbiser seftorben, 3 baben
Deutfdlan6 berlofen. Gin 3ugans
erfolgte baour4. 6ab 8 lepr0fe 4rofs
lianer fid in cine 9dmburser pripat,
limit aufnebmen lieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
aeuer. ,.uo gs~anersmotb ait asors.

Scr en9Iiid)e tran3ntlantiide
9ompfcr ySiablon0 Brigade" ge.
rict1 fllr5 na6 i%ciier Iusreiie bon
9iperpool auf Dem Wecre in @rano;
er milroe 5por nod. eliiflid) IN oen
Sofen 5nriidacbradt, ober sic Sai.
ia9icre bnttcl iurftbare StunSen
b,rdlcbt. @incr bon ibnen beridtet
iibcr lire grfabrungen: "a Die
9unpen Scn Sero ser SeuersbrunIt,
oie inn Sdiifsraum o1sgebro6en
por, nidlt bemeiitern fonnten, mltB.
ten Die bon Der Site 9elGbmten Sal.
iagiere lire Gabinell perlaiien unS
iidy ouf Die Bride flii6ten. Sic fleb-
ten oen &opitGn on, iie in Dem MIDI.
item Sofen Solpbeao aus5uififfen,
er aber belt es fir riftiger, Ioeleih
uuf 9iperpool 5u5ubalten. 9ie So.
nif, bic nun aiisbra6 leete ii6 crit
elm menig, als 6ie gaiiogiere iaben,
wie bas Iumpenidiff n2inet" iif
Dem brennenben S6iff an Die Geite
Ieete uno CHROME bon @oiier alf ole
griide bes Oampfers uno ourh Seif.
nungen ereoB, Die man Inn S6iffs.
raum gei6la9en bot. Gann bemGd).
tiete ii6 Der 8aiiagiere aber nelie
Mnait; benn infolee oes in Str6men
in Dem S6iffsrmtm getporfenen
@aiiers ianf Der 9ampfer Ianeianl
tiefer, mon ifien Dem 6euertooe nur
enteaneen sI iein, Inn 81 e~rtrinfen.
Nad "a Stunoen reifte bas BoIIel
Ses Weres fait biz gum Muno Der
Bride, unb nlr Der obere Sbeil oes
G6iffes roate nod aus Sem Woiier
beraus. oils Die Baiiagiere gIiidlid)
in 9iberpool eelonSet tparen, fonn.
ten lie Die BeiaBung bes nSigbIaao
@rieooe" ntbt eenltg Ioben, sic brei
Gage gefdmpft bate, Tim Ole altss
breitung bes @ran6es 5u befG1pfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

YroisTor 6eaer. Yrofehor Der
beItf9en Spra4e ut:o 2iteratur on Der
Wai6ington l1%1iberftdt. ct. Souls,
bat ioebsn i'm Werlag bon @inn q 20.
In Bottom Elm 6o9intersHanlss 8u9
eri9einen lahen, peltss bic tpeit'
gebenbfs gsa9tung berbient: rStubies
In Wobern German 2iterature." Der
0erfafer if u~nfersn 2eferu ldn9f
f9on nls elmer Der geifrsi4en uro ges
biessueu Der beutf9 ameritani-
i1sn S9riftfsllsrn uniersr Gage Be-
tannt. Ssiu fosbsu sri9ienenes, tn
tIaifi9sm gnslii9 sei9risbenes Werf,
pirb bel basu ~beitragsn, aud anglo
amsritanii9sn 2iteraiurfreunben .inen
gutsn ginbliG in bas literarif9e &C.
trisbs bes beutiasn Seutf4lanos gu
sebsn unb es ibnsn erm69liden, fa
Elm ri9tisss urt9siI gu bilosn. Die
beiosn erfisn Sbeile fsinss 8u6es finb
6ermarri Subermanr uno @erbart
6auptmanu aetpibmet.
Der 0erfafsr Bat f9 elm fritii4es
unb ssrs9tss l1rt6sil sss.nib:r ben
2eiffungen biefsr bsiben mobsrnen
oeutiasn Sdriftfslsr betpa6rt. st
3dblt t~einespess su ibren eifri9ten
8spuuoersrn; aber sr srtsnnt bic mi9=
tigs Rols an, pel9e Naturalismus
unb 3ealismus i'm @ntuidsIungsgang
Der Iitsrarii9en gsfrebungen uniettr
3eit ipislsn. Ni9t minber interefant
III Der brittle S9sil bon profeHor 5eI-
ler's BUD, Der bon ben S9riftfsae-
rinnert bes 19. Sa6rbunberts hanbelt.
Inter benislben bebt sr bauptfd9li9
Sfolbe 2ur3, &iearba Su4, 9elene
gsblan urb CLARA Wisbis berbor; e.
husif an ibren S9rittsn nod, mas fur
cine 6obe Steaung bic S4riftfeaerin.
men Der beutf9en 2iteratur sinnsbmeu
unb tpie Hart lie bersn g~ntmidlungss
gang beetnfuheu. prOfeher Sener's
BUD berbient bon allen Qitsraturfrenn=
ben geIsfsn 3u usrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

wesen S9iI6Iaufe. Dtes
tes ungeatefer miro on SbtbGumen.
5opfpflan5sn, @eftrdu9ern etc. oriinos
li4 bertilet bur9 Elm @emif3 bon
atpet Sbsilsn setodtem un6 einsm
3betl unsefodtem 2einDl, bas man
NIT einem piniel oariiberfrei8t.
NIs & aBenfutter otenr IN
Weneoig, Stalien, unter Mnberem eine
iIeine Malart. @oboIb auf ben @tra<
Zen bon ben 9dn0lerr oer Ruf CT
fSnt: r@aIe fur bie &asenl~ eri4einen
aud f4on bic acknowledgement on
Uenftern nnb 9biiren, INN fir TIRE
0tebIinae Die ledere Rof az erfteben.
yer Oeutt@e Rrteqer.
b D. Der bie 2anbes= Rrieaerper.
bGnbe Der norbSeutf&en 8unossitoo.
ten un6 Gliabz9otbrinsens umfobt
56blte am 1. 4prtl 1905 1887 Ser.
tine nit 1,459, 220 MitaI;ebern. !S;er.
bon tporen 271.826 ooer 1873 proseui
Qrieaspeteranen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
g IN Rei6 Der s d II m

SIM Rei9 Der s r q II n, {.
Radbem iie neun pone Woten in
einem 3uftanb traumbafter 0eraiidune
selesen, erlanste oiefer Sage Elm JrGuz
lein Gliia 2isIinser IN Orpissburs.
pa., pieoer Die Beftnnung. Sn bieier
sanaen 3eit mar ibr aOrper feif. fe
nubm feline Nabruns gu fi4 uno bie
SbGtieteit ibrer Srgane f4ien gang
einsefteut. Trduletn 1tblinser tpohnts
lsbten Winter elmer Neibe bon Gr=
Observation-Disclosures Bel mno bies
fou ibren .3uftan0 neruria4t bdben,
tpGbreno Die Merste benfelben @erGn.
berunsen I'm Slut uno in ben Nerpeu
5uidreiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Den eintreHenben %~ertretern oeut.
f@er 3eitungen unfer beraliass Win-
fomm unb bic gerF9erung toIeaif&en
gntgegenfommens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

2inHler s9mar3 bat fl6 nit Der
10 treHli9en goasnoun9 Der 3oIoKaI-
6isursn tpisber als S4uara-2hnfler
entpuppt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Ne@t vsroBfaotii@" mar bas ur.
tbeil zines Der beutf9en @dfe. ais er
i'm gmpfansssuse bon Der Waibinston
etrabe In bie Weribian strabs einboa.
= So penn's ni&t fur bic Muder
trdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Gut 0etI!

Die SurnfeFnode Bat nun bsson.
rsr. Der Jefausi9ub fat 1rpbes
ssIsiist Sant Der t~battrdftissn Inter.
fhBung Der SnbianapOliier Be-
bblfsruns.
Die Stabt erI6eint i'm impoIarter
5sfi9mud. Sas &otb-W siB bes 8ura
nerbunbes unb bas Sternenbnnnsr Der
gereinigten 6taaisr srfrsuen bas
anee.
Au9 bic 6TsntIiasn @ebdube Der.
finbeu bur9 i6r Jeftleio, bab Die BE-
b6rbsn an Der Gehfrsube reeer Nntbeil
nsbmsn. Die Administration wiro ben
bislans ffrsne ssbanbbabtsn @sisbsn
tpdbrenb Der 5efttass cine libsrals Gus=
lsguna 3eben.
Mit Rs9t bat uniere Siabt ben &uf
burd i6rs Sage bic bsfs unb sinFi9ffe
5effaot ;u fein unb bas g~ingeben Der
ffdbtif9sn Bsbbrbsn auf Die Wtni9e
Der 5effseber bat biefen Ruf nod be-
fefigt. Die 9sutI9su Der Stabt
wiHsn bisfss gntsessnfOmmsn su
f9dser unb fnb aud zines iOl4en be-
fonoers tuirbi9.
Wenr oas SSeF Doriiber uno bic
9urneri9oaren bic Stabt nerIaHsn
baber, tpsrbsri bisls, bis fonff au ben
Wudsru sebalten babsn sinfsben, baB
Der 9euii9nmeritansr libsrale @eisBs
~ bsrlangsr elm Re9t bat, neil Ct Mab
unb 3isl su balten usiB trob bes 5eff.
taunitls.
Au9 bas Wstter f9sint unfer Sep
beehnRigen su molten, mas gang bsiort-
Ssrs angens6m III. gs 1T omar cine
mbrbsrif9e 5ite unb bic prsisbesisri-
gen Burner tusrbsn i'm s9peibs ibres
stngeF9ts um bic g6runeen, bic fe err
Hrebsn, rinssn mifsn, absr s~trapa3sr
geb6rsn ia gum SurnsrIOoie.
au9 fur bsute Oerfpri4t Der Wsiier-
mann i9bnes, flares @ettsr, unb tusnn
sr 70 fOrtfdbrt unb Wurt 6dlt, oann
miro au9 bic bsuiide Risgs Inn nit
BEN barmOnii9en vSut 5eil" bantsn,
tuDmit He uns a6srrai4te.
Die frembsn Burner tusrber bsuts
uno nlor9sn in S9aareu eintreHen,
unS i9nen rufen mir ben Bot, unfsrem
Miibirssr Serrn Otto Sts96an se.
pi9t.tsn f96nsn Wiltomm=g GRUB gu:
@iatommsn! Sbr Mdnner pom Gers unb
gemiitb,
Sbr geden, pom 9aab unb bon Sern,
SIR admpfer bsr 6reibeit, fir a6rper unb
@eif,
9es gpIfes t~raftinnisffer Rern.
@iatOmmen, SIR SansIinse, Mdnner ers
graut,
Die beseiitert Der Sabne setreu,
Die 8Iunter nod wincen, benz Sd6nen ses
fpei6t,
Das Sebre srsrinben ft9 neu.
@iatomnsn. SIR Sanser bss Turnpater's
Sabn,
Die umi9Iinset Der Ginisteit ganb.
GO sriiben Sud 8riiber, Gurer i3isIe Bee
tpubt,
Die bentrten ni9t Reere, ..p9 9anb.
@iniomnen, SIR 6rauen, bic 3ierben bes
Sets,
@itfdnpfer I'm Strsite fiir Re4t;
gsit emfisen Sdneen miti9afenb nm 8au,
So @ere4tisfeit tpirb benz gei9le9t.
@iatomnen, int 7empel, BEN mir bier ers
baut,
Der freien 9eifrebnns serueibt,
Die Ebore finb often, treiIt, isip mnier Gaft,
IS eebe ,Gut Ssil4 Gu9 geIsit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Die Rtapperf4Iang gen
fino, nad Dem lIrtbeil bon Sadber.
ftGnoisen, I'M Monat SuIi am sef6br,
Ii9ften. Sbr 8ib gilt IN oieier Set
fir fhGoliher ola ie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Sie 6ei9aitslente, welde SerIaii'
men bic slu3eiseipalten in unierer 5sfs
ausgabe au benusen, lahsn cine quite
gpnisttur po~rbeigeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Sic Snbiana Sruf Company label
sic elm, fid bic Siderbeit unb ben
@epinn zines Gontos nit ibr, i9 gu
9uben gu MAIDEN. Sic Spar>g ontos
bon 9enten in allen 9ebensfeuunsen-
Glerts, Bu&balter, Medmiter, 9Obn.
arbeiter, SeIebrte, SGuaebrer, S@uls
timber, ia Sebermann Der an @eIb<
eriparuns slanbt unb fem gelS an;us
Iesen wuni@t, tso es abioIut fi@er 1T
unb sere9te 8infen trdst-iit freunSS
Iiait einselaben. Sc 1T ni@t mas Sic
berbiener, fonbern mas sic iparen,
bas gum. @eidthum fibrt.
Indiana Trust Co.,
Capital. 100000
usberi&ub.. ~........e 276,0oo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

9i9tuns nuo Wabrbeit; bon Der
Stirns beib rinnsn mub Der S9msib."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Seh.SpteI.

Detoe Worfe4mngett int
Bart Sbeatet. Heierptrte
Cite an Der 3beater &afIe.
gtete Mnsetge anf Oct 8.
Sette tt Oct lebten SpaIte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

1l%ebermorsen gebt's log. bas aroBe
gInbssturnfef.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Gets Long Term in Jail.

Cutler Slyde was a defendant in the Po-
lice Court this morning for assault on ida
Neal and on William Washington. He was
arrested late last evening by Sergts. Sprin-
kle of the second precinct and Blemons OF
headquarters and was in court today He
was sent to jail for one year, less a day.
William Washington and Ida Neal Were
returning from a dance at the o Street Ar
mory last evening together and were at Sd
and X streets northwest when some one
crawled up behind them and suddenly at
tackled both of them. Washington receiving
a knife wound under the eye and on the
jaw, both severe. The girl ran away and
secured the services of the officers, who took
the assailant in custody.
This is Slye's third arrest for assaultine
Ida Neal. 1t is said she Tilted him some
time ago, and since that time he has spent
most of his time in jail for his attempts to
secure revenge. He attacked Washington
last evening because the latter was with
the girl.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
SAILED FOR MANILA.
Departure Of the Transport Sherman
From San Francisco.

The military secretary is advised that the
transport Sherman has sailed from San
Francisco. Cal. for Manila. Philippine ISL
ands, with the 18th Infantry {So2 enlisted
men). and troops and l.. 4th Cavalry C31
enlisted mem and the following military
passengers: Lieut.. Col. Williams Majors
Lassiter and May. Capts. Cotter. Ballou
Uline, Brooke, Savage, Bridges. Harker and
Conrad, Lieuts Stewart, Sillman. Caffey.
Mcdaniel. Awl, Elliott, Reese, Ward. Sea-
man, Bell. Green Hickox, Clapham. Boyee,
Upham, CASTOR, Farrell, Potter, Butcher,
Mcclure, Sampson. Currier, Waugh, Mitch
ell and Walthall Chaplain Clemens 18th In
fantry; Major Wilcox, Capts. O'Shea and
Chitty, Lieuts. Dorcy, Stedje. Naylor and
Milton. 4th Cavalry: Col Andrews, mill
tary secretary; Major Harris. surgeon;
Capts. Valentine, pay department; Coulling
and Schofield, quartermaster' department;
Lafitte, 9th: Naylor, 9th: Dalton, 18th; /;
I.awton. 18th; Chase and Hampton, 21at In
fantry; Lieuis. vose, medical department;
Moynihan. Neisser and Ballin, Philippine
scouts; Daily 18th Infantry; Veterinarian
Osterhaus. 7th Cavalry; Hospital Corps, %;
casuals IL; army nurses, female, 2; recruits,
unassigned engineers, 1; 18th Infantry. 3.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
MANY APPLICATIONS FILED.
Making Up the Budget of the Carnegie
Institution.

The executive committee of the Carnege
Institution met late yesterday afternoon to
consider the annual budget, and will meet
occasionally until December u. to select
applicants for aid in researches and pre-
pare recommendations to the board of trus-
tees. President Woodward says that there
arc many applications on file, but that the
Institution will make awards only to those
whose projects are likely to be of benefit
to science.
1t is practically certain that next year 1t
Will devote itself to two undertakings OF
immense value to science. One of these
will be an expedition into west and east
Turkestan and Mongolia A large expedl-
ton will be formed. under the leadership of
DR.. Pumpeliy of Harvard University.
The other enterprise will be to continue
the magnetic survey of the North Pacific
ocean. The Institutions ship, the Galllee,
will go to the Aleutian Islands, the Japan
csc waters. the coast of China and tho
South Sea Islands. These two expeditions
are to be funded literally.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
NEGROES STAYING AWAY.
Small Aggregate Vote Cast in vir-
ginia.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va. November LESS than
200 negro votes will be polled In this city,
said a negro leader today. The republicans
he'd mass meeting last night, which was
attended by Office holders of both races.
1t was so slimly attended that the meeting
was kept quiet. Negroes are staying away
from the polls here, less than fifty having
voted so far.
Information received at headquarters of
the democratic party today indicates that
the aggregate vote VIII be less than was
indicated by the forecast of yesterday, when
$50, coo was named. Only in contested dis
tricts are the voters coming out, and 1t is
not believed that the aggregate vote Will
exceed GOO. The republicans are not vot-
ing in this city, IN several precincts up TO
neon not a republican vote having been
cast.
The republicans are claiming that they
Will capture the seventh, eighth and ntnth
congressional districts for the state ticket
and for members of the general assembly
They do not figure that Swanson Will get
more than 5000 majority in the state.
Estimates made by politicians In town
with the leaders do not reduce the demo-
cratic strength of the legislature below the
figures given yesterday, and they claim that
Swanson will have at least 25,0O0 majority.
No trouble has been reported at any point
in the state.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Adam Boyer Hangs Himself in Ohio
Iail

CLEVELAND, Ohio, November Adam
Boyer of Berea, wife murderer, committed
suicide by hanging himself in the county
Jail between and 6 o'clock this morning.
He committed the deed in much the same
way that Albert II. Darwin killed himself
there yesterday morning Boyer was in
the hospital cell Of the jail and two MS
oners Robert Liman and John Nolan, had
been placed in the same cell to guaTd h,gl
as it was feared that he would try to end
his life. Boyer arose during the night,
knotted sheets together and made slip
knot around a perpendicular water pipe
He put the other end about his neck and
Jumped from his bed.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Convicted of Embezzlement.

William Hopkins was convicted today In
Criminal Court No. of the alleged EN-
bezzlement of $1025 Of the funds of ID. r.
Nichols & Co, dealers in carriages and
buggies. The defendant was the local
agent of the firm. He contended that the
money he was accused of wrpngfully con-
verting to his own use cue him as
commissions.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
RELIEF FUND AT ODESSA.
Collections IN Behalf of Victims of
Slaughter.

ODESSA Russia, November THE town
council and the newspapers have opened
collections in behalf of the victims of last
weeks slaughter. The municipality headed
the list with 800, and has established
temporary refugees and food kitchens.
The losses total many millions and no less
than 500 families are ruined. Some wealthy
merchants have been reduced to poverty.
Railroad traffic is now entirely restored.
The newspapers In consequence of the
governors warning appeared today without
a word OF reference to the greatest disas-
ter which has visited Odessa since its
foundat ton.
The archbishop of Odessa has published
an appeal to the Christians denouncng the
massacres and invoking peace.
The reactionary mayor. kryZhanovsky,
Chief of Police Golovin and Curator of Ed
ucational Institutions Solsky have resigned.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Blackburn in Fight of His Life.

Special Dispatch to The star.
LEXINGTON, KY, November ii. c. 5.
Blackburn is having the fight of his NE
in the Kentucky election of a legislative
body today In many counties If the dem
ocrats succeed It will be the worse for him.
and this fact is causing Blackburn's friends
In many counties to knife the democratic
nominee They say the state adm:n.stra
ton is knitting and they have right TO
protect themselves. Candidates for the leg
isature and county offices are being voted
for,
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Right to Use the Omaha Bridge.

Justice Brewer of the United States Su-
preme Court has delivered the opinion of
that court In the case of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company VS.. the Mason City and
Fort Dodge Railroad Company. affirming
the decree of the circuit court of appeals
for the eighth circuit. The decision con-
firms the right of the latter road to the
use of the railroad bridge across the Mis-
souri, river at Omaha.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Extension of Time Granted.

By order of the Commissioners Graham
Macdonald, contractor for the sewer in
14th street extended. has been allowed an
extension of three weeks time for complat-
Ing the work. An order to this effect was
issued because Superintendent of Sewers D.
E. McComb, stated that 1t has been found
necessary to construct an additional length
OF sewer beyond that indca ted on the orig
inal plans in order to properly provide for
an embankment in the vicinity of Savannah
street.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
REFUSED TO HEAR ARGUMENT.
Danville, KY, Bank Case in the Su-
preme Court

The Supreme Court of the United States
today refused to hear argument in the case
of the Citizens National Bank of Danville,
KY, agt the state Of Kentucky, because
the decision of the Kentucky court of ap-
peals in the case was not final judgment.
1t will be necessary to complete the case
in the Kentucky courts before the Supreme
Court will give attention to 1t. The pro-
ceeding was instituted by the state to en-
force the collection of taxes under the
Kentucky statute of 1900, providing for
the taxation of bank shares. The bank
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Death Due to Natural Causes.

Miss Annie McGee, forty years old, died
suddenly at her home, 421 G street south
east, this morning about 12:15 o'clock.
There had been no physician in attendance,
and Coroner hewitt was summoned to the
house to make an investigation He de-
cided that death was due to natural causes
and the necessary certificate was given.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
OIL RATES DISPUTED.
Commissioner Prouty Will Hear Argu-
ments at Cleveland.

Commissioner c. A. Prouty of the inter-
state commerce commission left today
for Cleveland to continue the hearing of
the cases of the Fred G. Clark Company
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany and other railroad companies and the
WaVerly oil works against several lines of
railway. In both cases the complaints al
lege that the defendant companies charge
them excessive rates on petroleum shipped
from Cleveland to various eastern cities
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Funeral of Lewis E. Mcpherson

Funeral services over the remains OF
Lewis E. Mcpherson will take place 20
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Sch.p-
perts chapel. 200S Pennsylvania avenue
northwest Mr.. Mcpherson died Saturday.
His wife, Mrs. Florence b. Mcpherson,
survives him. Mr.. Mcpherson was a loyal
member of the Elks and was affiliated with
Washington Lodge. No. Is. b. p. O. E. The
lodge will attend the funeral In a body.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Heavy Vote for Carmody Indicated.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, November 1.-Fran-
els S. Carmody, Washington contractor
who is running as candidate for the state
senate from Prince George county, is re-
ceiving an unprecedentedly heavy vote from
both of the republican factions and many
democrats are casting their ballots for MN.
He is not being cut by any of the faction
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Maryland and Virginia Postmasters.

The following fourth-class postmaster
were appointed today:
Maryland-Charles E. Sterling, Wynne;
Alfred G. Mathews, Glenwood.
Virginia-Martin L. Lohr, Repton Mills
Evening star., 1905-11-07
A Visitor From Argentina.

post offices in the Argentine Republic, called
on Acting Postmaster General Shallenber-
ger today and discussed with him matters
pertaining to the postal system of this
country.
Evening star., 1905-11-07

the establishment of systematic couriers
and post horses throughout Persia. and
Augustus is credited with introducing post
chaises at Rome. II was In the reign Of
James ! that a postal system was intro
duced into England.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Noted Racing Stallion Dead.

RICHMOND, Ind, November 7.-Georgs
W. Lederer 21S. pacing stallion, owned
by Sylvester Hilligoss of Bush county, Ii
dead of pneumonia. The horHe was valued
al $500.
Evening star., 1905-11-07

are mentioned in Scripture. In Job tx: % It
is written: MY days swifter than
post" and again in the book of Esther,
chapter Xiii letters were sent .by posts on
horseback The word. of course. here
means runner. To Cyrus has been ascribed
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Secretary Taft Returning.

Secretary Taft and party left Colon to-
day on the cruiser Columbia for Hampton
Roads and are expected to reach here next
Monday
Evening star., 1905-11-07
In Other New York Cities.

BUFFALO. November Election day
opened with cool and threatening weather
The indications are that vote nearly up 10
the registration will be cast.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
The Earliest Post.
Indianapolis News.

From the Indianapolis News.
A recent discussion of certain postal
grievances in the British house of commons
has recalled the history of the post. Posts