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Newport daily independent., 1905-04-01


 quite sick Friday but is again able to be out.
 Will Rutherford has sold one- half interest in Col. Mort Mag ness and Galloway farms in Big Bottom, Independence county, for SIS, 900.
 Charley Blackmon came to town on visit to his parents the first of the week. He is working at Newport. Augusta Free Press.
 Go to the grand spring milli- nery opening of Miss Eva Gra- ham Tuesday, April 4, where you will find on display all the newest shapes and syles in milli- nery. 83bt
 WANTED-White girl for gen. eral housework, with or without washing and ironing; four in family. Will pay good wages for the right girl. Mrs. Miles, 416 Laurel street. 87b7t
 Twill show to the ladies of Newport dozens. of attractive pattern hats of foreign and home make which I call your especial attention to on Tuesday, April 4. Miss Eva Graham, 83btf
 Nearly 5000 bales of cotton have been marketed in this place this season and it is estimated that there are between 1000 and 1 1, 800 bales being held at the gins and farms. .-Searcy Times.
 J. w. Edwards, a prosperous farmer of Cow Lake township, was here Saturday trading. He says the farmer is well advanced in his work by reason of March's continuously good weather.
 Jackson is the cheapest on paints, glass, putty, oils, var nishes, brushes, filters, stains, room mouldings, picture frames, wall paper, window shades of any retailers in Newport, Ark.
 Colonel and Mrs. Geo. Thorn burg returned to their home at Little Rock Saturday afternoon after being in the city, several days attending the illness of their sister, the late Mrs. M. J. Lucas.
 The ladies of the Methodist church gave their annual flower bazar in the parlors of the Hazel Friday and as usual had a fine supply of blooming plants and evergreens, which were eagerly sought after by their many cus- toners.
 Appreciative congregations have attended the services of St. Paul's parish Sunday evenings to follow the consideration of the "Chief Things" presented by the Rector. Tomorrow will come Citizenship in the Kingdom, :" or "Who are Christians. ;"
 All Iron Mountain passenger trains now stop at Walnut Ridge, with the exception of Nos. 5 and 6. Since this new order of things Agent Brewer notices a marked change in ticket sales, and street car traffic will no doubt be affect ed somewhat by the change. - Walnut Ridge Blade.
 The contract for carrying the mail between Hoxie and Walnut Ridge has been awarded to the Walnut Ridge & Hoxie Light, Power & Transit Co.,, says the Blade. and on April 10 the mail will be carried by the electric car instead of by the mule car, which has done such good ser vice in years gone by.
 Bell & Maynard open a restau- rant Sunday, April ?, in the rear of the Grand Central Hotel, the dining room of the old Planters House, to be known as The Little Gem." Same cooks, the hest of everything to eat and
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
OR=MFen.


W - { 10
8ietoria a, 9. g., Is. Geb. =
ueber ben rufff@eu 9apanerie- Nnarif
auf Dinfo, BET tpelGem eins @Ompaas
ME lapanif9er Snfanterie BON 5000
3oKaden nabe Nnalbantien umsinaelt
murbe, uuroen folgenoe @in3elnbeiten
betannt:
Sn Der Ndbe befano fa Elm dine.
fi&es WObnbaus. mnter beHen Sedune
bic Sapansr fia Reben Stunben gegen
bic ueberma2s pertbeioi9ten.
Gie MURDERS aurideetrieben. na6men
aber wieoerum bas 0aus. Sn Der
Ha&i seIan9 es ben &uKsn bas Saus
an3u3inber unb Die tapfersr Wertbeis
bigger mubten f& aurid3teben. @api.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

6rf@es Ninbfet@-&eRIs&e ctsere - 6
Gle; bieiise Stiere 8--8te; .Netee Niabe
$50 Dis FOO Hfusb 7e; befge &aRe 40o
bis $50 pftnb etc 4ibe $50 BIB ESQ pfsnb
&c, Stier gorberpiertd &c, eter &hters
uierteI lie, Rinb 3tnterpserteI 9e. Sinh
gorberpierteI &c. Rub 8orterpterteI 4e, &tb
0tnterSierteI 71c.
Sril9es 4aIbfe!m-9dIb1 l0}e, 8tmter'
pterteI 13e, Borberpterte 81.
6rt9eS S@aIFsii@ 2dnruser per pf9nb
12c ; 6&afe 93e; S4enseI l8e; Rods hra
Ice
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
1esaueestes UtetJ0.

Sugar Gureb SGtnfen - grRe nualitdt :
1870 Yfunb liz: 15 BfGnt 11ie; lo-E
4funb l23: 8meite Nualttdt : 2e-l8 8ftnah
lie ; 10 ffunb 11}e ; IL Ehsab life ; 10
Vfann 12c.
GaIifornti9e e0snten-s ID 8 Rf2ab &c;
8 Bis IL 4funb Tie.
G4uItern-Gnal. Gureh, 10 BIZ 20 4iuah
I'M Dur&i&nttt, &c; is BfrnS Dur3f9nttt,
Sc, 10 Bis IL 4fu,h Ole.
Sratra6,eped-RIar4 eneitb Gureh Ice
seudbiter ensar Gureb 16e. CT Rfrnh Ia
Durs9f@nttt l6e 8 BIS 8 Hfmab ta 9ur4s
i@nitt l8e; 10 Bis 10 pfuab tm Dur9f9mtt
lie; 8 4faab tm Dur&f4ntH. i9naaI. 104e.
8 pfuab ta Dur4i&mttt. i&naal. 1S2e.
eped. gneI.-GeudbIter. 8 BIB 10 pfnb
tm Dur@i&ntt, lie; IL Bic IA 4tmsb tn
Dur@f&nttt. 11}e.
eped-2Iare eet.sn, 30 BIZ 40 Pfunb tn
Dur@i@nttt, e4e; aIare Sestes, 90 bH 80
Piunb, sac; alare Bellies, 81 BID 30 8funb,
9ke; 1s bts 20 4fb., sie; II BID 16 pfmb.
l0s: RIare Sudden, % BIZ 90 Pfuth, Sc;
seiidem IL BID 18 pfpAb 9}c; aIare sts6en 6
bs Q pftnb, 7He
0ep6deltes e4wetnefetf4 - Rno@emIo5es
Sanep BIC sl9. 100: 3Iares 8saR $3.50; Saup
y $500; etort eIeas sl4.5o; sasuYf
SO. 90.
0eb6rrteS Stnbfeif9 - S3tnien, rea
eetS. 18te; 1ubenfetm loe; Snnsni. 16l;
an69ei 16c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

@Rrfe - 0erda@erte DratwurR 6}s,
5rauffarter TIC; Bologna IN Darussa &c, In
4u@ SIC.
S4mal8 = IN xierces Il. Dual. eS; 3
nnaIttdt 6Se; 8. nuaItdt BIC
SWttes, 9tes un1 0saAees
GAMBLER besabIea foIsenbe Hrete:
Butter - Country. TIC, Grsorers 90 /.
Ulsta 33e.
ear-26c per Dutemh.
4ibner 10c, 0dbne 8. TurfepsHl0-I4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Surge 9eSei4em.
MuSlamo.

Is. Gebruar.
3ofio. Die Mtiuta Werte tuurs
ben beute bur9 Geuer serHort. Wan
nimmt an. baB bas Geuer aneeIest
tuar.
Bort Soih. General stoeHel
unb $50 Off3iere unb Solbaten bon
BORT Nrtbur oampften beute auf benz
ct. Ni1olas nad OoeHa ab.
SuIanb.
Rana as @ttp, Wo. Vier
tleiiie 0inber erlitten ben 6lammentoo
in Raafas @itp, 3as. Die Wutter
bate bic ainber in benz beri&lofenen
0auie aQein aurtdselafen, I'm Gin.
tdufe au MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
NsW @aee1sRestt,

1hnotbp-Bertaufsprste: $40. 0o-il.0o.
Rice Serfaufspreiie: SO 00-Sll.0A
8etfGtorn Rerfaufsprefe: ie xa9 bu
Ouattt&t, Az Bic 60e.
SafT-8d&dt 44-46e; IN ben Heksea
S8.00-$9.00 per Tenne. Reuer 89-S6s.
etrobtRSefe. ie MAD BEN @sab. tx Hat
len, $6.60-$6.5O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

OHteees 0ter u0e 0tHhet5
adatbIer besabIea foIsenbe qreKe:
Butter - Country TIC, Greorers 90
Uleta 33e.
Gse-26e per Dutenh.
2abner 10e. odbme s. 9urfsas-lo-I4s.
&&te.
@ngros Bertmwfsprefe Suryostis,e,
S~&uesersdie 30e per Hhsns eintshmi6s.
S&mepertdie lie, Niseonftn Cream . &d,s
l33. New Dori Gbeo6ars 18}e, etxkstuts
i@er Simbarser l3-14e. Grid 18-l4e.
O~eocesstA.
SnbtanaYsIis aafees|reKe
eew6bmI. bts gutter 10-l2e; prista ID o.
wdblter A-16e /; Sanep 80&-83S Osnsn
De1om 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 1884,
SIN Radetsn
Grtoia $13.75, 2icn 1875, Series sls.7y;
Caracas $l3. 26. Dinmortk's S12. 10, Dut6
Sara Wlenh SIG. 5O,R aiIBeu& sl2.s6 Oate1
BIetbeb Sapa $l2.60.
8uder-D otntnoes 8.72e; ehi6su6s ? 81
puIuertFrter Sole; xxxx yuIpertNrts e.ea<.
fehser ssanuIirter 6.37e; Gabes s.7ae: gon.
feetioners' u 6.52S 5ibseuooo Z s.07e; SSa
mtg u 6.o7e; asnYtre rs. s2s; SbsaI Cite
goIben 6 5.s7e; Bsnbfor Grtra 8 6.s2s
&tSsepoos 6 6.72e; seIber 6 6.s7e; Is
ter 8. 80.
@etrodnete Sri@te-Aepfe. an Der eoxxs
setrodnet. 6e; Sobannesbeerea 7e tts IKE;
@ttrom lie BIB 14e; Rofnen, 2 Gruwu. psr
9fanb. T, 8 9rora 7ie, 4 erowst TIC iaa,
menfreie tbtS Sc, California Nuseatel TIE;
enItana 7ie, tuportirte eaItana lie 30 liz
California 9pritoien Sc Bis lee.
pid1es-2400 TN SoS SO; 12Oo I'm Sss
%; 1900 TIM asIbfaS $500; 900 TN sas
$3.50.
Sprup-StanSarb @crn 23e Biz 25s, "a,
wdbIter &c BIB 32e; eorsburn sSe Biz esx;
Reu Orleans NoIsHes Ice bts Use; aesrdbIs
ter 30e bts 88e.
Gsmsema@te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0 SN..
sl.l0s Rea&es etanoorb. Q pfs., a.
2.26; combs 8 Yfutb 81 .60-sI. SS; VI,
Rea&es. $1.40I$1.60; Gnanas, etaxhoxs,
3d., $1.66-$l.90; eecunbs. 3 Pfuxh,
s1.% $1.4b; CRIME BObnen. 8 YfuKS 2ap
men,. 8abana Ananas $1.90@S2. a6t
@eftebte gsbfem. $1.20-s1. 76, fri4e sSsxi 50
Gents. &arrou 90e, etnsespst&te Hs-S0s
tomatoes. Q Bfunb. 81. 10-S1.15, Ba6ss,
&orn SOc@S1.s6. a~pfeIoatter, per Eztsab.
8 4htnh. 81.
MiHe-8raaiI nei Sc bts LOG; StIberts II
geanoeln IA; wei8i&aIise HanbeIx LIZ;
Serbian RanbeIn l6c; Beanuts &c bts SIX,
serbffete 7e bis &c; GnsIti9e @aImtKe
Gif9-Naa go @r. Sef), Sat. S--1ls n
0oIIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

SnbianapoIts Detail BertaufspreHe:
Rausnuttb 2Iee So. 5O-s1.O OF.
Notber $8.00-$6. 70.
sliiie 81. 25-$s.OO.
AlfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
Beiber So. 60I$10.25.
6anch 1tntotbp s1.85-$l.90.
@emdblter 81 60-$1.66.
8rina 81. 76-$i. 3d.:
6ancp Rentudp DIausrab $1.4O-$1.60
@Gtra reines IN @bof 50c-60c.
Or9orb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
3eo Top tn @baf 85c|$1. Is.
8etber Soma Samen Safer 60c-o0e.
@etber Sntnois s5c--66e.
Somen Corn wetb unb selb $1.l0-$l.8S.
Mn1ber Slderrobr Samen $1-l.26. 1:
@nfIa8e Corn 9Oc-$1.M.
6rtbiobr 0erfte 90c-$l.l0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
6 ntfebIi9e Seu9e.

BerIin n, Is. Geb. Sn eridreden.
Der Weife nimmt bic @enidffarre In
CberIdlefisn 3u. Die 3abl oer gr=
frantungen mebrt fi9 bon Rag 3u Gag
uno In iebr pielen 6d0en enoen bic
2rantbsitsfdle nit benz SObe. Mlsin
in Der Stabt 36niesbiitte i'm @ssie.
runssbsairf Oppeln fno In jingitsr
3eit ni9t peni9er ais 63 perIonen
Der fur9tbaren Seu9e erlegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

&ei5en Eo. 2 retber $1.s0 auf Uslsss
ien. $1.19 pon NabIen; 20. 8 rotbe &L.I2
6ebruar 81. 20; Baseruetex s1.16.
8orn (neaes) - go. / weis 46&e 20. q
weib 45{e; 20 9 wetb 46}e; so. ( ueae,
433e; 70. 2 retb seuai9l l6k f; 80. Q
wetb semii4t 45}e SO. 4 retS eemif4t
43e; 80 2 seIb 4ble; 30. 8 seIb l5}.;
Ro. 4 setb 433e; $40. Q seuridt as;
30. 8 aenii&t 4sc; 30. 4 semi4t a.;
3cIben 44Ke.
3afe- 70. 2 wetbe 32te; go. 8 retDss
8ae; 20. 2 eeuui&ter 31f:; 20. 8 aeuif4tR
8l3c.
9a SO. 1 ataotbs 80 Is; 30.
2, So. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

&6te.
engros . Serta,fspreife Snzportif.e,
S&ueSersdie DOC per HfrnS entehuaj3s.
S&weuertdie l7c, Niseonfn Cream . &a,s
l33. Reu Dori Gbeooars 18}e etxkstmts
fWer 2tnabrrger 13-14c. Vrid 13-l4c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
o e.

2otbe 6iben-$1.D pei Sab.
araut-6vc bis TIC per Sdb.
8~IumenfobI 1925 pee Tab.
@urfen 40c Ser Gorb.
Gelerp-per Ban& zoe.
@rine Bobnea 76e PEI BufbeI.
8artofeln 81 .06-1.l0 pei cad.
GisfartoHeIn SO. 75-8.26 per Sab.
Stabilize 26c-80c per Dusenh Han@es.
9m,ebeIa = ST. per Buibel.
Spani1@e 8ruiebeIa 81. 80 pei @rate.
Napp 8obnen $2.1O per TuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

bie nidt sntHisbsn fonnten, fdlibtsn
fi3 ben BAUD auf uro parfen fi1 In
Die 6lamm.n.
Der Nrst oes rotben 9reuaes, Nam-
ba, Der sleidfaIs bertpunoet mar,
wuroe bon ben RuHen in Die 6lammsr
bes brennenoen Saufes eeuorfen. Web=
rere anbere perwunoete Sapaner srfub.
rem bas gIside S1idfal. Sur einem
llnterlsutnant uno peniasn Ssutsn ae=
lang es. nod I~naibantien 81 ents
fommen.
@apaIIerie-D 4 s.
Sotio, Is. 5ebr. Die &uEen
haben cine ausgeoebnte @asaqerie-Be-
wesun9 sessn 6eIomari4al Opama's
linfsn 6lieel be9Onnen; lsbte Ra9t
wuroe Der gerfud gema9t. ben DUN.
GluB meflid bon 2iao Dang nit 5000
6oiafen au treusen. Cine anoere Mb.
tbeiluns @aualerie idlid fid nod 2ao
0unfbi unb cine brittle ndberte fG Sa
@ha. Sas Irtigerie : 6suer se9en
Opama's Centrum bauert fort.
@igenes 6abrifat.
Sofio, Is. 6ebr. Die tteuen
8orpeooboot 3erf6rer vNpiad" unb
.Gabuf". wel&e In Sapan confruirt
uno gebaut uuroen, finb tn Oisnff se=
t.lt tporoen. Sbre Surdi9nitts.
Sdneliatsit bstrdet 90 2npten In Der
Stunoe.
Jtalien.
D amt bas 2inb.
GIoren3, Is. Geb. Die @rafn
Wontianoio frttere 2ronprin3eifin
bon Sa9ien bate ben 8erbadt eefabt,
Dab bic Wdrterin Der fleinen Yrin3eifin
bonn 26nie bon Sa6ien beffodsn Nor.
Den iei, bas 3inb 3u entiiibren uno In
feline Obbut su brinsen. Inter benz
gortpanb, baB iemanb bic Wdrterin
3u fehsn ptinfde, fhbrte man He our
9iIa binaus unb f6lob bic Shfren
binter ibr. Sas Mdoden erfu9te
einen ShloKer, ibr bic Sbaren su
6ffnen. Or. 2Ornsr, Der @sdtsanwalt
oss 36niss bon Sadfen uno Der beut-
ide 2oniul besaben fd Johann our
giIa unb ~berlanetsn ginlab, aber
pergebIi9. Die poli3ei tueigerte ft9
sinaui4reiteu.
6ranfreih.
3 mietra9t 3mi9en dr.
NEE unoG lotte.
parts, Is. 6ebr. 6rana6ffhe
Special q. @OrrefpOnoenten, melhe ben
Dampfer yNufralta", Der General
St6fel uno anoers Offi3iere bon port
Nrtbur an goro bat. beiudten, berid=
tstsn ausfdbrlid iiber Die 0erbitterung,
Die awiiden ben Offliereu Der ruifiiden
Nrmee unb benen Der 6lotte berrfht.
General StoHel tann es Der Warine
ni4t bergebeH, oab He ibn bel Bort
Artbur 70 fdmdblid i'm Slide lieB.
,3apfen trei1" in paris.
paris, Is. 6eb. SIM @auosbiIle
Sheater rpurbe Beperlein's v3apfens
treid" aufsefhbrt uno fano riei9en
Bsifan. Wan bate auert bsfiir1tet,
Dab bic G%ufabrung 3u Semonfratio-
men fibrsn mtroe.
YreuBen erin irbt bic
Stbernia. M iuen.
8erIin, Is. 6eb. DDS 6erren=
baus bat bic @orlaae fur ben @rperb
Der 9ibernia 6oblenmiaen an9enom=
men. Ser Sanoelsminifer ertldrte,
bob er i'm prinaip sseer Mationali-
firung Der 2Oblenminen lei, bab Der
grrerb bet Sibsrnia 9oblenberguerfe
aber n6tbia lei, urn bas Spnoitat IN
Sda9 gu balten.
Merlco.
@binefi4e Orben.
m n TX SSeh NrXHNpnf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
9ie Strtiflagt III 2oo5.
abulpb pun Men5el's Seftattnng int traueruoen
Berlin.
Qomie uetbeioigt ihr &nS. : ~GenSieiseit ;ui4en rnidider @fariue uo
arms. aapaaerie gepesuns sesen bic Sapanr. - YrenBen
uS &oblenmnenz8 eBer.

Sbsilnebmer an Der i'm Muieum ab9ss
baltenen 2ei9enfeier unb auberbem
tber 200 gauipaeer nit 0ertretern
Der ftuoentiiden 8~erbinbungen. Cbne
Srauermuft, in feierli9.ernfer Stils
bspssts lid Der 3ua our& bic nit ibsils
nabmsbolsn Wsniden bidt sefiintsn
StraBen nod benz Grisbbofe. mo bic
sissntlide 8sfattungsfeisr Dor id
ging.
Bon benz gineangstbore Biz 3ur
@ruft NOR Der 5rieobof 1T boot wir=
fungsno0er @eife beforirt. l1mHerie
unb nit 2tnifler-g mblemen seidmidts
Waffen, auf oeren Spiben brsnnsnos
Jadeln Ieudteten, aogen fi& gu beioen
Seiten bin, uno Der pfao fslbft NOR
nit Smmergrtin befreut. Nm @rabe
felbft nabm profefor Osbsn bas Wort
3u elmer 2Obreoe auf ben oahinseI6ie-
oenen 5reunb uno 9unffeenpRsn. Gin
tur3es @sbet folgte uno ban1 tp6lbte
fid Der @rabbtigel hbsr benz grobsu
Sooten.
Die 9duer 5 absburg
unb 2offutb.
8erIin, Is. 6eb. Wit regffem
Sntsrsfe psroen aud bier bic %sin3sl-
men pbaien Der gntwidlung Der ger-
hdltnife In nn9arn oegfcIet. Niht
nur, neil 9eutialano bur9 bic 5an-
oelsb.rtrdee nit Oeferretd- llngarn.
welde Der Yefdti9uns ourd bic su.
ftdnoisen lseislatcriiden Taftoren be-
oiirfen, brett intereifirt lit. Wan
meiB bier aud, Dab maj ben 3u=
fdausr 3u elmer peltbiforifdsn um-
tpanbluns b%effsbenbsr pOIitifder Ser.
bdltnife, bes tpirthitafilidsn uno
faa!sre9tlihen BerbdltniHes auifden
Oeferreid unb nuearn. abaiebt. 60
melt biloet bic Auoisns, welde Der 2ai-
ier.36nig 6ran3 SOfepb 2ORutb, benz
Sobne oes Soofeinoes Der %babsburgi
f6en Spnafie. seudbrt BAT, ben 8ul-
minationspuntt bieier 1mpanblung.
Sin biftOrifhes ereisnib, weldes in
pieIen biefgen 2reiien als @eri6b
nunQsatt 3wiiaen benz 9aufe 9abs
burg unb benz 1ngarn 2ubpig Sol
iutbs 9eoeutet uiro. Wan ftebt in
oieier 2On3eiion, gu uel3er fi4 Der
9reiie Wonard nur i&Der entidlOfsn
baben mag, einen neuen Sdritt our
@ntuirruns Der 2rifis.
g ditIerfeier Der Sod
9uIen.
Berlin, Is. Geb. Sie alee.
meine Propa9anba in allen Sbeilen
9euti&lanos am fommsnben 9. Wai
aus NnlaB Der 100. Wieoerfehr bon
s9iler's Sooestag cine ben Manen
bss groben Sidtsrs tpiirbige Gsier gu
peranfaIten, bot bel Der Stubentens
f9ait Der idwdbd4en uniperfitdtsitaot
Shbinsen elm frdftises @&o sefunoen
Die bortiaen Stubenten finb eifriaf
bemtibt, Die 3oumilitonen aller beut-
f6en Spd!9ulsn fir cine esrnsiniame
afaoemiide S&ilerfeier 3u getpinnefi.
bic an benz Sarge Sailer's in Der
5%trifensruft 3u Weimar Fattinben
foa.
gntfebIi9e Seu9e.
BerIin n, Is. Geb. Sn eridrsden.
Der @eife nimmt bic @~enidfarre In
CberI9lefs1 3u. Die 3abl Der gr=
trantunsen mebrt fi9 bon Rag gu Gag
unb in isbr pislsn GdIen snoer bic
2rantbsitsfdQe nit benz SOoe. alsin
in Der @tabt 36niesbitte i'm @ssie.
runssbsairt Oppeln fno In jhnsffer
3!eit ni&t tpeniqer aIs 63 perfonen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Nfertco.
6 bineftf3 Orben.

We1icp, Is. 6eb. prdibent
Dia3 tpurbe bonn 2aiier bon China Der
Oroen oesI SoppeIora9ens erfter 9laHe
uno benz Miniffsr W9ara berfelbe
Orbeil britter 2lafe berlieben..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
WrA@te wDr SENATE.
te.

ts.
AepfeI-S1. 66-$3. 80 per Sab.
Bananen-0s1pdbIte $1.26 bis $1.D per
Bun@, 5rpeite NuaIitdt 7bc BIB $l.00.
RcfnsmnHe-$8.26 per Stnsert.
g~itronen-$2. 66-3.26.
Dr~ansen-6ancp California RapeIs $2.76
$s.l0 BIB $3.50.
8irnen 7hc-$l 90 per 4nfbeI.
Sanep Hirnen-$1.5 80 per Crate.
6etsen Smprna 11-16e bas Dfunb.
DatteIn &c per Bfunb, go &te. 2tffen.
Neuer Sonis-l8c.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

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, 1905-05-10

column. The divisions were headed by
Lieutenant Commanders Cushman,
Parker and T. O. Selfridge, Jr.
The instant the men sprang forward
into rifle range 1000 marksmen opened
on them. They fell by scores, but the
column went on until it reached an IN.
gle where two faces of the fort met
The sailors found themselves in a
slaughter pen. The rear ranks broke.
soon to be followed by nearly all who
could get away. In the charge 300
were killed and wounded. Breese, Par
ker and Cushman refused to retire and,
with about sixty men, chung to the foot
of the parapet until the fortress fell.
Robley D. Evans, now a rear admiral
was wounded four times In this fight.
49,
, 1905-05-10
THE Alabama I"

The Alabama followed and when the
Kearsarge again put about opened with
solid broadsides. Winslow held his
fire for close work. as his guns were
loaded with five seconds shell. The
fight took place in a circle, both ships
sailing around a common center. When
the vessels came within 900 yards of
each other Winslow opened fire. AT
every discharge many of the Confed-
crate gunners went down, and in some
cases a whole gun crew WIS wiped
out by a single shell. The firing of the
Alabama produced no effect upon the
Kearsarge, and Commander Semmes
ordered his ship steered for the French
coast. Then the Kearsarge steamed
nearer and gave the Alabama volley
after volley. Within one hour after fir
ing the first shell the Alabama sank.
Semmes was picked up by a British
yacht.
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Orleans George Dewey was a junior
watch officer on the steam sloop Mis-
sissippi. The ships colored cook, call
ed in naval parlance the doctor tried
to convert Dewey to faith in the Ian
ger of sharks, but Dewey held that
they would never bite a human being.
One day Dewey was sent ashore in
the ships dingey on some trifling duty.
He had N as usual, a frock coat with
very long tails, and as he sat in the
, 1905-05-10
The Tip That Hurts.

"Some day. said a man who was
giving off that peculiar odor which adj
vertises only the barber shop-"some
day | hope to meet somebody who can
tell me why the tip to the broom boy
aggravates me worse than any tip l
part with and why I never have the
courage of my convictions in connec-
ton with 1t. l suppose it's because l
feel that after I've paid % cents for
a hair cut and Is cents for a shave and
have been wheedled into a shampoo
didn't want I've spent enough. Hun
dreds of times I've promised myself
that l would not be whisked at b
barber's, and hundreds of times I've
found myself being whisked, while l
spun round slowly like a lay figure on
q revolving disk. There are some
things in this world / can do for my
self and want to do. l can reach Tor
my hat without knocking anything on
the mantelpiece in the next room, and
l a put or my o%vercoat and light my
cigar and brush my clothes and open
a door. Now and then | can close a
door, too, and that's an accomplish
ment. Whatever there is about 1t, 1
begrudge that broom boy tip more
than l do the contribution I put on the
plate for foreign missions, knowing, as
I do, that some of our home missions
are starving to death."-Providence
Journal.
A bungler with good intentions some
times makes more trouble than a bad
man out for blood.
There is nothing like keeping late
hours to make a man a clever extern
poraneOus fairy story teller.
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The doctor" who had viewed the pro-
ceedings from the vessel, approached
him presently with a grin of the ut
most width. "Ah, ha' he said, tax
tomarily allowed him on board. per
haps, Massa Dewey, yo' blieye now
dat sharks won't bite a pusson. Whar
yo' coat tail, eh?'
"My coat TAIL" replied the lieutenant,
with his habitual sang froid," has been
removed by an act of Providence"
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two or three of the quartermasters, 1
ordered them to dash buckets of water
over the mutineers in quick succession.
Derision, under repeated douches, turn
ed to silence and silence to supplica-
ton. Did the captain want to drown
them? If l would only let them go
l would never have occasion to COM
plain of them again. 1t became a say
ing afterward among the sailors that
old Beeswax' was hades on water
ing a fellows grog."
, 1905-05-10

was engaged to Miss Slidell, one OF
the most beautiful girls l ever saw,
and when | saw her pleading with him
Tor ner father | thought ff L was in his
boots l would throw up both hands and
yield. But he didn't. He just shut his
teeth together and said that his duty
compelled him to take those men, and
he was going to take them. 1t was
pretty tough. though, and it ended ev-
erything between them"
, 1905-05-10

stern of the skiff
his coat tails
trailed in the
water. Just as
the dingey was
ON the point of
reaching the
vessel a shark
rose to the sur
face and bit off
the starboard
side of the lieu
tenants after
uniform.
Dewey jump
ed to his feet
and ran up the
side of the shin.
, 1905-05-10
How Semmes Quelled a Mutiny.

1.-THE first and only mutiny on the Ala
bama," wrote Captain Raphael Semmes
in his memoirs, occurred when the
vessel was lying at st. Pierre, Mar
Unique. A crowd of sulky and surly
sailors gathered about the foremost,
using mutinous language and defying
the authorities of the ship. l ordered
the first lieutenant to beat to quar-
ters.' Such was the effect of previous
, 1905-05-10
MESS 5; ), R, ROOM JON! :. S1 T! e!', E:'

lax S TASK was
an unpleasant
one" he says.
HE was a Yir-
ginian by birth
and w on
terms of init
macy with the
Mason and Sill
dell families.
The two men
r~eproached him
bitterly and
called him a,
traitor to the
south and to his
state. 1t was
said that he
, 1905-05-10
The Sinking Of the Alabama.

On June 10, 1864, the United States
frigate Kearsarge was off Cherbourg,
France. 1t was Sunday. The bell toll
ed for service, and Captain Winslow
stepped on deck, his prayer book in
his hand. While the crew was assem-
bling the lookout shouted, 1.-The Ala
bama.' The captain put by the sacred
volume and ordered his ship about to
, 1905-05-10

when the ship was struck. Both he
and the pilot turned to the turret lad
der, seeking escape. The pilot gave
way to his commander, but Craven
stepped back. after you, pilot he
said, with grace comparable to that of
the dying Sydney on the field of Zut-
phen. "There was no after" said the
pilot in relating the incident. Craven
and 100 men were drowned.
, 1905-05-10

meet the cruis-
er. The Ala
bama came on,
escorted as far
as the neutral
line of waters
by a French
frigate. Fear
ing that the
Co nfederate
cruiser If de-
feated might
recroSS the
French shore
line and eS-
Win
slow put to sea
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