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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Taylor-Carney.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
rsse tSs npsui The ns a
Baptist Church Of Miss Elzabetf. Knth-
crime Carney to Captain Charles Tayio3r.
y. s. M. g, was one 81 the mos most bril- ,ri
church was Beautifully decorated with
palms. ferns garlands OF smilnx and
American flags The marine corps flag
vas used w gafhnnd eha % 5i ana on
the pillars. we're two Amer ican hags.
also with large garlands o. smliax III, Ihe
chiffon clotl, and lace and carrying large
punches OF malden-hnr ferris, tied with
green tulle, were Misses Emmle and Eta
Frankfort. Ky., Miss Francis, Wait, Of
Miss WSrthley Wi I; OF c ;ini[chn, sero
Herbe rS.i Tolfree, t. S. n; Captain wal
laee u n e; Lieutenant ne NnaIrs Hur I; IN
s ssdIey ar NJ = ana were foo sS BY a The
maid OF honor, Miss lone Carney. sister
Of the BRIDE who was also gowned N
white chiffon cloth and lace and carried d,
ter with her father, Mr.. William B.
i looked bean 1t IN her robes Of white
lafs eyer aah. tae'h ac and aed 6er
tulle veil was cHughtgswth orange bios
SONS. Her flowers were Brides roses
and lilies Of the valley. The groom ana 1{
s. NJ. c. OF Washington,!n fun naval
Uniform, met her at the chancel steps,
where the betrothaa service was per-
cnptain and Mrs. Taylor. left II. the
afternoon for a northern trip, and on
their return will reside In Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs Carney entertas ned the or
T. n al, nr
their home In Churchland on Wednesday
evening. 49, &fIleEtsa w $500 $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
DIR. BARRON ILL.
Was Stricken With Paralysis at
Orange, Va,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. August 17.-Rev,
Dr.. A. c. Barron, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church In this city. was stricken
with paralysis this afternoon at Orange,
Va, where he was preparing to board a
train for Charlotte. a telegram received
here tonight, says his condition Is crltlcai
DR., Barron has Just returned from a Eu
ropean tour and stopped at Orange
few DAYS with his family, who were visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. ". o. Graves
He is one OF the best known ministers
In tho state, and his aftliction causes ull-
Iyersal sorrow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
RELATIONS At
BREAKING POINT
Serious Breach Between Great
Britain and Germany Now
Threatened.

379l713I'"IH (BV TASSOClnteU FFreSS.) lII tI33I35
y BERLIN, August 17-According to sew.
eral high officials Of the government,
Prince Won Buelow, the imperial chan
cellor, who yesterday loft Norderney.
where no was spending his vacation, for
Berlin. went to-day to the Castle OF
Wihelmshoehe. to SEQ Emperor William,
Tho reason Is SO far only the subject
or conjecture. but it Is known that the
relations between Great Britain and Ger
many have recently been on tho point of
breaking to an extent beyond the knowl-5
edge OF the public.
Precisely what happened has not been
learned, but a serious situation existed
indeed, 1t Is understood. It has not yet
been dlssipated The British government
appears to hold tho conviction that the
German Emperor IL seeking to form q
European combination against Great
Britain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Pittsylvania Weddings.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

3 Especial to The Times-Dispntch)
8CHATHAM. VA August 17-Tuasday
afternoon at the brides home near Hol-
Ivwood. Miss Florence Brown Goode and
Mr.. Lewis Jackson Ashworth, Of Hunt
ington, W. Va, were married. Rev. Az
lar, Of the Chatham Baptist, Church, per-
messed by'a small gathering Of friends:
Not long after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashworth left for Huntington. where
the groom Is engaged In the mercantile
Miss Annie NJ. Aaron. daughter OF Mr..
III. Aaron. Of Pittsylvania.. and Mr..
John M. Sewers, OF Spencer, n. G, were
married at the brides home Nc' " q
The bride was attended by Misses ,Loli.
Motley and Augusta Giles. becominEly
attired in white organdy. Following the
ceremony a sumptuous supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewers left on Thursday for
Spencer, where the groom Is engaged In
the mercantile business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Wills-Frazier,
necial to The Times-Dlspato I

Especial TO The T1mes- Jlspatoh,J
LYNCIBURG, VA, August 17.-Mr
Lemuel Wills and Miss Mamie Cleveland
Frazier both OF this city. were married
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs, William,
s Frazier, on Pearl Street. Rev. J, w,
{ shackelford, pastor Of the Rivermont
Avenue Methodist Church, was the Off
ciating minister, The ceremony was per-
formed in tho presence Of about twenty
five persons who were relatives and
friends OF the principals, The parlor, IN
which the ceremony took place was
tastefully decorated With out and potted
rlowcrs, while shaded lamps added to
the beauty OF the OCCASION.
Mr. and Mrs, Wills left on an after
noon train for Roanoke. After a short
Visit there they Will return and live here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
DR.. LYMAN HALL
DIES IN NORTH
President Of Georgia School Of
Technology Passes Away in
New York.
(By Associated Press.>

ATLANTA, GA, August IA special
from Dansvlle, N. y, announces thu
death at sanltarium there early to-day
OF Captain Lyman Hall, president of the
Georgia School OF Technology at At
3lanta. Captain Hall was forty-five years
of age. graduated at West Point Mill
tary Academy In 1881, but resigned his
commission in the army on account OF
an Injury received while In the military
school. He had been connected with the
School OF Technology since 1885. when he
accepted tho chair of mathematics. HIS
death was due to nervous prostratlon,
brought on by oVerWork.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Captain O'Bannon.

Funeral of Captain O,Bannon.
The funeral Of Captain y IA; Q 'Bannon
took place yesterday at 10 clock A. NJ,
from the Barton Heights Baptist Church.
tor, Rev. G. P. Scott There were many
beautiful floral tributes md a large crowd
was present at the funeral
Miss L. V. Yancey.
sk fgsSrr t. F Va rm xsg R!sDatfh 12M1ss
Laura Virginia Yancey. moro Familiarity
known, however, as Miss Kate Yancey,
daughter of Mr.. J.. r. Yancey, died at her
fathers residence, near here, early rhls
morning, aged about forty years.
She leaves her aged parents and bro1l-
ers and sisters. She was consistent
member OF New Hope Baptist Church.,
tho pastor Of which. Rev, II, 7, Williams,
will conduct tho funeral services to-mor-
row afternoon. The interment will be In
the family cemetery ON their farm.
Miss Betty Hamilton.
Especial to The Times lspatch)
WARI2ENTON. VA August 17.--Aliss
Betty Hamilton. daughter of -, and
Mrs, Hugh HnnAlton, died here yester-
day evening at o'clock, of typhoid
fever, The malady was contracted, 1t IL
thought, while the young lady was away
on visit and was unreentlng through
held Friday from ST. James Church,
Mrs. L. Fl. Hall.
Especial to The Times Dspatch,)
FRED Err CI<SBUlG, VA, August H.
Mrs Laura Heflin Hail. wife of Officer
w, r, Hall, OF this city. died to-day In a
hospital In Washington where she went
a few days ago for treatment, An opera
ton was necessary and she died from
the effects, she Is survived by her hus-
band two brothers, four half-Drot1,ers
and ono half-sster. The remains will be
brought here tonight,
Mrs. Judy Perkins.
Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch)
MONTPELIER. VA, August l7-Mrs.
Judy Perkins, wife Of Mr. Boiling Per-
kins, OF Maple Bottom, u highly esteem-
ed lady, died this morning. after an
Illness of only n few hours, ago fifty
three years, Interment In the family bury
ing ground at "sycamore Spring" to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs Perkins leaves
a husband and six Children. Mrs jack
son Eddleton. of Tayors Greek; Mrs,
Emmett Hart, of Richmond, Va; Miss
Aramlnta Perkins, Messrs. Allan, Thomas
and Walter Perkins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Mr.. W1LEY's WORK.
Four Hundred at Tent Meeting
Last Nipht.

An attentive audience OF four hundrcd
under tie large tent at the corner o.
Twentieth and Grace Streets and listenesu,
70 q, sermon on sowing and R Re- In g
by Rev. George H. Wiley, 81 the sNl m,e
t texI' vas taken from Pauls Bpistie to Ar
Galatians. Rev. Mr.. Wiley spoke Will !,
much earnestf,ess. and a. times m O.. %
converted and asked for the prayers OF
x Special feature was the Singing q
Mrs. William Bales. who rendcrnd Wit y
stars stars III IN Ny Grown ~ 7 }. !,
Increased Interest has been manilee;stt ~ e,
In these me etIngs, and Rev. Mr.. WHEY
deserves the announcement ne ~ g y
ceiyinR In his missionary work. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

scarcely ten minutes when he was driven
by the rain to seek shelter in the court +
house. The crowd followed, and soon
packed tho room.
Judge Mann discussed the question OF
better roads and schools, temperance and
other matters. The audience manifested
their appreciation BY frequent applause.
The White Ribbon Band Of Petersburg
was In attendance and discoursed inspir-
ing music. 54
The gathering, which numbered about
$50 to 400 would have been greatly IN
creased but for the very rainy weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

that county from heiiig shipped north Of
lie we're examined north OF the county
though 1t was discovered south Of the
be Hhat h recommendation will be made
that owners north Of tho courthouse be
permitted 10 ship their cattle to the pro.
tected districts after securing q ccrtlfl
cate from Tho Veterinarian that the stock
Is not Infected. This virtually takes about,
one-thlrd OF Campbell county out Of tho
prohibited district and ~ill probably de-.
stroye Lyiichburg us market for heot
cattle from counties In the 1uarantine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Will Not Visit Tennessee.
(By Associated Press.)

y (By .Assoclntcd Press.) z
KNOXVILLE, TENN, August H.
Thomas r. Price, president OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce, through which body
an invitation was extended President
Roosevelt TO visit Knoxville on his South
ern tour. Is In receipt OF letter stating
that the Presidents Southern trip has
been PLANNED with a view Of visiting the
principal cities /of only those States
not included In previous tours. The Presl-
dent will have no time to visit Tennes-,
see cities, {rt sl5t Sal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Shelton-Gibson,

!. (specIal to The T!mes-DlspatGh1
ai GbAms' as HA4 4' s. ~ Sibsea
VA y ya 5r IaGrle 1a 70 T f Day
eevenisnr at 5 8 clock, Miss Gibson was
educatcd In Richmond, where, she grad;
unted With high honors;; shis = o' Rie,l
and andTi " Very popular wherever known. Mr..
shelton is The owner Of q mill IN Louisa Louise
county where he enga rs Ysp oyyr ex' eal
and mill-Ieed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
MANN AT SMITHFIELD,
Driven in BY Rain, But Crowd
Followed Him.

sMITHFIELD, VA, August TIA
dreary day failed to dampen the spirit
of an enthusiastic crowd that gathered
at Isle OF Wight Courthouse to-day TO
listen to All address by Judge Wllllem u,
Mann. In tho interest OF MS cana'daey
for the aoyernorship. Judge Mann was
detained by wreck on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad at zuni, fIe reached
the courthouse at 1880 o'clock, however,
and began speaking a half hour later
He was introduced by Professor J W.
Norman. Of SmIthfield, lie had spoken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Surprise Wedding.

Especial to The -Dlspatcli.)
e LAHORE. VA, August 1T-The mar
,riage OF w. A. Green. OF alexandria, to
Miss Fannie P. Coleman. Of Orange, was
a great surprise 10 friends and relatives
Nobody knew 1t until VIII, With I'arson
Decker. went to the home OF the popular
young lady Tuesday evening. and IN the
presence OF the family claimed his bride.
They loft at once on the evening train
North, where an extended tour is con-
templated tff.tS ~ als3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Qnerate On An Infant.

The two.days-o old son Of Mr.. w. y.
vaughan, C}oiilden, Hanover county Vir-
gInia ! was taken to the Memorial Hos;
pital yesterday by Mr.. w. MEREDITH, ana
was operated on. The INFANTS co ma
Mr.. Jacob schrctf, No. 40 East Grace
Street was to ken to the Memorial Hos-
pita1 Yesterday for treatment. e3'a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Mrs. Atkinson Appointed.
(By Associated Press. J

..-"-- (By Assncated Prcss.l N
OYSTER BAY, N, Y, August l7.--Fol-
lowing Postmaster-General Cortelyon's
call on the President to-day. 1t WAS an
nounced that Mrs. W. Y, Atkinson. wld-
ow of former Governor Atkinson, OF
Georgia. had been appointed postmaster
at Newman, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
BUYS Cary Street Dwelling.

Mr.. August simonpietri. head OF the Att
gust Grocery Company In Richmond, yes g.
lerday purchased the two buildings at lb21
and l629 West Cary Street. Tho purchase
price was 2,SO. et.
The buildings will be remodeled and one
OF the largest grocery esla blishm1lents IN
the city Installed there. This will mako
The sixth store OF the August Grocery
Company In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
REFUGEES BURNED OUT.
Cranberry Inn Destroyed Yester-
day By Fire.

Especial to The Times Dspatch,)
Il BRlSTYOL. TENN, August 17,-Cran-
berry Inn, mountain hostelry at Gram
berry, N. c., was burned at noon to-day.
The building was Allied with yellow fever
refugees from New Orleans. and many
Of them had struggle to save their
baggage. Tho loss Is probably $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
.CONGER GOING TO
CHECK BOYCOTT J
f13v Assoointed Press,)


OYSTER BAY, N. y, August 17.-EdWin
H. Conger, of Iowa, formerly minister to
China, will return to China on a mission
OF a semi-diplomauc nature, the specl-
flc purpose of which, will be to allay, II
possible the agitation aroused In parts
OF the Chinese empire against the use
by the Chinese OF American goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
TO RAISE QUARANTINE.
Inspection of Cattle in Campbell
County is Completed.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispa

Especial to The T1mes'D lspatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. August l7;-Dr. J;
Dr. r. Ellenberger, Of Knoxville.
Tenn, representing the Bureau OF Anil
mails Industry, have, Just completed an
which was made with vlew to modifying,
il possible, the quarantine AGAINST the
Texas Tick, which prevents cattle from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Double Wedding,

(special to The Times plspatch.)
swfNGHESTER, VA August IA
double wedding was celebrated at white
hall the residence Of Mr.. dt M Mrs u r.
When THAR daughters. Miss Maud Elmer.
became the bride OF James r, pa 1eman,
Of BerryViile, and Miss Lula May became
the bride OF Martin @, Eleyette, OF Clarke
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Julian Broaddus OF the berryvilie, Rap-
ttst Church and Roy. n: NJ. Strlckler, Of
ths White Post Methodist Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Charles City Schools.

MISSIONER, VA, Aug. 1.-THE County
day, in annual meeting for closing ac-
counts for the fiscal year ending July
3lst. The district clerks accounts were
children, made in July. This shows some
falling ON In numbers from the census
OF 1901 but tho fact that a difference In
entry explains the latter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Editor Levy Here.

Mr. John Il. Levy. managing editor Of
the Baltimore Journal OF Commerce, Is
in tho, city. Mr.. Levy and his staff are
gathering data for q special edition OF
will devote considerable space to Rich
nond 49, ytAEsB basta6 fsasi 1871 .}55} at3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

to Colonel Anderson and the City Engi-
fiecr, With authority to act.
Park Keeper Calder, 81 the Reservoir,
reported that, pursuant to ln5fructlons
from the city officials. ho had purchased
one dozen ducks for the lake. 4 The bill
for $3.50 was ordered paid.
An officer will be Kept at Riverside
Park, Councilman Adams offering a res
olution to this effect In the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Mrs. Judy Perkins,
DEATHS,

at her residence, 1890
Taylor Street, at 1880 p, NJ. August
17th, GRACE MAY PULLING PER-
ISINs, She leaves n husband and two
children, d
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
0er6w0estsS UletJO.

euaar Gureb S&iRtex - GrRs 0uaIttdt ;
1870 Efuab 1sa.. Ii RfuxS l3e: 1918
giunb Ii: Srpette Nuaitdt Sole &fuab
IL; ; Is Rfanb l2s ; IL Efaxb Lee ; 10
8fino 12s
6&uItern-gnsI. Gursh, 10 BIZ 20 Bfunh
TN Dur6iGnitt. sie: 1s RtunS Dur9i@nttt.
Sc, 10 BIS IL 4stuab S4e.
TrabfidsS pe6-RIGer sxqIpb Sureh l71e
ssmdblter Suear Gmreb l73c. 81 4isxS tm
Dur9i&nttt l5le: 8 bis 9 Rtuxh la Yns@s
I4nitt lac; 10 tB 10 Rf,xb tm Dur9f9mtt
l8e; 6Yfarb tn, Dur9i@xtt, i@usaI, 12}e.
8 }funb To, Dar&i&nst. f@usal, 1e3e.
SYe6-RIare eettsn. 60 bu 90 Rtumb In
Dur&j&nit, l0}c; 2Iare esttsR, 20 BIZ 30
Rsunb, lie; alars Bellies, 81 BIZ 30 Rfntb.
Zoe; 1s bis q o., l03e; IL b3 Is Rfsnb,
l2e; RIare Sfndex, 9 BIZ 30 Ptub, l0ae:
gsiden IL Biz 1e Ffvsb 114e: Nars Ra6ex 8
BE 8 Hfunh. IKE
GaIifornii@e S0mfex-s bio 8 1fwsb SIC;
9 btS Ii 4haab Sc.
eped. gnsI.-0ewdbIter. 8 BID 10 Riunb
I'M Dur&i&nitt, lie; IL BIZ Ii Rfub ta
Dur@i&uttt. l23e.
0ep66eItes S@uetxefetf0 - &xo~eaIojes
Tanep Big $20. 80; 3IareB 0em $3.50; 6oxs'
lp $500; Short GIeas $500; vuupi
SIG 90
0eb6rrtes StxbfetfQ - e@tsfeR, reg.
estS. lac 1nSeniettsa 94r Sxnsxi. IL
Rn06eI 1876.
e9uab IN xterces Il. Dual. 95e; Q
ouaIftM Ole: g.. nnaIatdt 9ss
Darfe - 0erda@erts DratuusR &c.
0ranlhsrter 7e; NoIoona h Odrmsn e. ID
md SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
MmfrmbreriiMe &C.
ttteinOe
Sast ben Yfarrer fort.

6 t. 2ouis, "a. 9e3br. Gin
poliaeipagen boiler pOlisifien mubte
berts requirirt uerben. um Mitelieber
Der @aimirs paro@ie, bic gsserl ben
bonn BifdOf @lennon einsefebtsn prie-
Fer rebeQirtsa. bon @eualttbaten ab.
aubaIten. S&on 6reitag Wa9t tuurbe
elm anberer pfarrer bon berfsIben &c.
r,einbe aus benz pfarrbaufe 9eiagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
Hrtcbte ume 0emaie.

Triidate ams oemiie.
Tra@ts
AepfeI Suite 2o&dpfa $500 per 6as.
Bananen 81. 00-l.26; tIetme 76e|$l.00
gitronen 81 00-4.60 per Rife.
Dransen - 81 .b0-8.50 per Rife.
1rauben 17ie per 8orb.
girnen 81. yO-1.25 per 8uibeI.
0emafe.
gsotbe Riben 25c per Du$enb Bun&es.
geIerp 25s-i0c per Bun&.
Opfter gIant 16e per Dutexb.
8raut = SI.0o-l.25 per Sab.
glumeniobI $40, per Dutenb.
@urten = $l."0 ger Dusenb.
eaIat = 12kc per Bfunb.
geterfiIie l5c per Duteno BuK@es.
RartofeIn 65c 7bc per BmibeI.
euBfartofelm - @rsinia $l.75; galtis
NOR Sac -a.s5; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
2wiebeIn = 8otbe unb meibe $i.36 per
bunoert Yfuao +; Spanti9e Sptebeln SILT
per 8iife.
Rabiele loe Fer Dutenb.
Spinat - t0c per 8uibel.
tomatoes So per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
0e(AIoetettS Btt0,

5rti9es Rinbfet6-N eaIt@e etiere - 81
&c; bieige Stiere 73--8e; tfeRoe Sixbes
$40 bis bn0 Rfuno &c; bsef'9e Sibs 400
bs $50 &funb At &Rbe $50 b3 Go Rfrah
SIC; stier Boroe-ptertel &c, etter et1ters
ptertel l0le, WtRb 0txtsrpasrte! l0}s, Htnb
gorberpierteI &c. Rub BrrhersterteI 4ae, &tb
0mterpierteI 7c.
5riftes R1IbFef1-4aIbes 10e, otxter'
pterteI 18}c, BorberuterteI TIC.
5rti8es S@aifetf& - 2aruuser pei Riaxb
liz I; S@afe S}e; g@exisI l8e; 4o63 tuk
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
GGmerefeu


Rutber 2Ieeiamen So .2b-s.50.
gnslii&er 8Ieeiamet $3.50.
sGEipte 8Ieeiarnen $.6O0-6.60
gIfaIfa RIeeiamen Sc. 2H-9.00.
Weiber &leeiamea $500.
@eudbIter Simotbb ~$1.80-l.S0.
Srbindrer Bis gutter Eis,otby 81 .so-I.7B,
5anea 8entudp 8Iausras sl.6O-I.65.
BIausras IN gboff 6Oc.
gusIH@es BIausras $l.46.
DrGarb @ras 81. 7O-1.e0.
&eb xop IN @baf 75c-$1.le.
&afer &orn Be-$1.00.
Nmber 3uaerrobr San1e1 $1.00-l.26.
Netber 9aferianten 40c
Jribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbss 8or11 $1.0O-L.25.
%eb Cob @nfiyase $1.10-1.26.
@op Seas $l.75.
Teiaet $1.20 BIS $1.85.
5ribiabrs> Besen 81 40.
SeNpiebeI, ueibe, seIbe umo rotbe $3.50
pee 8uiheI.
Sib : &artoffeI, geIbe Seriep, bermube.
seIbe yianiemenb unb iibIi@e NueeR 300 yes
SOB; rotbe Nanieuaenb $2.76; BraftIiGmii9e
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

inaotbp-Bertaufspreie: % 60-1r.75
Rtqet - 8erfaufspreiie: "a. 00-ss.0Q.
DeiGforn = gerfanfsurefie: ie mad bsz
0aaIitdt, 81 Bic 60e. Reues 40-45c.
'&afr-8ei&dIt 38-84c; 10 ben aebrez
N00-$8.O per Tenne. Reuer 30 IA.
erob-preiie. ie mad BEN 0raS. ~ ear
len, $6.0O-$6.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

GAMBLER heSabIeK foIgsxos RreNs:
Butter - Country. lac. Gresmerp ass.
elQtR 27c.
s iI9e Gsr-2le pet Dutenb.
oinner Sc. edtae 8. EsrfersEl0El2e.
Saien = ST.. 0 big $1.25 per Suseno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

gswobnte Nrbeit. Man 9laubt, baB
bic Stabt balo adn3li9 in ben 5dnben
Der &sboluttondre iein ptrb.
OentIdlanb.
3 m befen ginbernebme n.
Berlin, "a. Deg. SIR bic Ssbs
prsRs bat Der vpantbsr" =3wiidenfal
au9euideinlt8 cine au i8neus @rlebi-
9uns aefunbeu. unb 10 tuartet fe nit
Der Sebauptan9 auf, baB 8roilisn
nit ben @rfidrunesn Der beutfden 9e.
9ierun3 ni&t 3ufrieocn fei. Sm bieii.
gen Nuspdrtiesn Nmte 1T bon elmer
iOl6en un3ufrisoenbeit Der &esieruns
In Rio De Saneiro nt1ts bsfannt.
Seitoem Die &ei9sregierung burd ibs
rem @efanbten In Der braflianiiden
6auptfaot ibr 8eoauern bartbsr bat
ausipre6en laRen. baB Offisiere unb
Mannidaften bes beutiden 2anonsn.
bOOtes ,pani6er", tpelde ben Nuftrag
oes aommanbanten @rafsn b. Gaurma=
Selti&, In unuufdaiser Weiie auf ben
Der Seiertion berbd9tigen Watruien
6abmann gu fabnben. aus3uiabren
batten. fi9 cine lleberidreituns ibrer
8efugnife 3u iGuloen fommen lteBen,
bat Sraflien Der a~nselesenbeit feline
@%rpdbnuns mebr setban.
Der seringffsise 3miiaenfall TT
eben mauietObt unb tanr aud bur9 bic
frsiefen grfinoungen Der Ssbprefe
ni9t wieosr au rsusm 2sbsn ertpsdt
tperben.
gs pirb 10 ber=
beutf9t.
Berlin "a. Se3. Surd einsn
betannt gegebensn @rlaB Der preubi
iden Resierun9 fnb nidt meniser als
febsnunoneun3ig pOlnii6e Ortsnamen
in bsutide %umgsmanoelt tuOrben. @s
III oas cine Gortiebung Der preubii&en
@erwaltungspraris, bic i9on lett
Sabr3ebnten barauf aussebt, bic pol.
niihen Ortsnamen bur9 oeuti9e 3u
erieBsn. I'm mabasbsnber STEELE hsrri9t
bic usbsr3euguns por, haB bisie politit
FIR bic Nusbreitung bes Seuti9tbums
in ben Stmarfen quite 5rii1te eetra=
gen bat. 3usleid gilt ss als Sbats
fade, bab Der pole, Der febr empfdne=
LID fir bic farte Sanb if, bic SGo.
nung feiner Srtsnamen ieitens Der
&sgierung als Elm 3ei4sn Der Gdwd6e,
Der unf&erbeit auslegt. Mit oisiem
8ermnniirunespert ioG besbalb in
nd1fer 3eit in fotterem Sempo fOrts
sefabren tueroen, elm gntfdluB, Der
bon Der polnii9en prehe nit uat6en.
benz @ei4rei aufgenpmmen miro, oas
INNER oanr ein3uieben pflegt, tuenr
oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. smpfiuoli4 9e=
trOffsn 1T.
8on nationalbsuti9er @site tpirb
inoeB pislfa9 bsrborseboben. DaB. 10
l6bli9 oieie 8eroeuti9uns pOInii9er
Orisnamen an fia iein m6se, Re allein
bod ber3li9 tpenis oa3u beitragen
f6nnte, bic polnif6e agitation aurtd-
3ubdmmen uno bic Stelung bes
Seuti9tbums in ben Ofmarfen 3u
fdrten unb au befefisen. Die &esie.
runa iOlle lieber CUR 3eit ibr gauges
Mussnmert barauf ri9ten, bic gsrs
duberuns beuti9sn 8efbss an pOlsn,
oie neueroinss einen 10 unteimli9en
nmfan9 ansenommen. auf Elm Mini=
mum 81 bef9rdnten uno nit tarter
Sanb un5 ausreiGenben @elbmitteln
ein3ugreifen, TIM Der uirtbiaaftli9en
Ileberle9enbeit Der polen 6err 3u ruer=
ben. 9abei tperben bic bisberigen
grsebniHe Der Mnieolunss- pOlitif In
pofen uno WeffpreuBen gsffreift unb
Der auffdnbigen 2ommiifiOn feline 2ob-
! Iieber seiunssn.
! 9 neIanbs th9tige 6Iotte.
Berlin, "a. SeS. Gin bsoenf-
li9as Strsiffint auf bic $i&tigteit be,
britiidsn Jlotte tpirft bic Weloung,
bab Der neus 3reuser vgneountsr" be,
Ifpfert nod ieiner probetdhrt bor ieds
> 90 L. L ix ->-