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New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

week were sS2.s77.5s5. while Los Angeles clear
ings were S7.5O0.O00.
An effort win be made at this session of tha
legislature to abolish the State Agricultural So
ciety which does nothing for agriculture, but is
largely engaged in promoting horse racing al
country fairs. Much public money is spent oy
this society, and no appreciable returns are ever
made.
A child labor bill has been passed by both
houses of the legislature and the Governor VIII
soon sign It, 1t reaches large cities. for 1t pro-
yides that no child under eighteen years sha4l
be employed more than nine hours day. ana
none under sixteen between 10 p m and a. IN
Those children employed In agricultural. hortl-
cultural, viticulture or domestic labor are ex-
empt in vacation time or outside OF school hours
New strikes were reported this week in the
Montana-Tonapah and Midway mines at Tono-
pah which gave stimulus to all stock IN the
Tonopah and GoIdield districts. Goldheld Is
growing far more rapidly than Tonopah and It
only needs railroad communication TO make II
the nveliest camp In Nevada. The opening this
week of the new Clark railroad from Salt Lake
TO Los Angeles will do much to develop new min
ing camps In southeastern Nevada on the edge
of Death Valley. In some of the most desert
parts OF the great Nevada desert rich ore has
been found the most promising camp rejoicing
In the name of Bull Frog.
Work on the buildings and grounds OF the
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. at
Portland Ore. Is going on rapidly. and by the
opening day, June 1. the fair promises to be
practically complete. natural lake and
mountains are included in the site. which Is
said by experts TO be the most beautiful ever
chosen for similar purpose in this country.
A peninsula projects into the lake. and sur
rounding the whole grounds are the foothills
OF the Cascade range. and further away loom
I'D the snow covered peaks OF Rainier. Hood
and St. Helena Many OF the exhibits will be
the finest ever seen in this country Among
these will be the forestry. fishing. Alaska, Nome
and Klondike exhibits The Chinese govern
ment will also make the largest exhibit on it's
record it's display occupying a fourth of the
huge Oriental building. japan and Russia viii
also have large exhibits The show of the Esqui-
meaus and their customs will be excellent, it
Is said. Guilds Lake will be the scene OF
nightly band concerts. Railroad rates Will be
so arranged that Eastern visitors 70 the fair
may go over the scenic route TO California and
return by any one Of three overland roads.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

than they could have hoped for II they had never
entered the service. In civil employment they feel
that they can enjoy home life and the advantages
Of citizenship and social relations. There are
many deserters who. however. of
benefit the service. At present the best men
are recruited in the West. but they rarely
enlist Those Of bright intelligence Industry and
ambition have chance OF becoming. warrant ON
GERS and then to compete for commissions in the
line. OF this class there are many who fail Of
their ambition In the navy, and seek for shore
employment, hoping TO be able to and rise to
wealth and station.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. FEBRUARY L. 1905

succeed Major Clinton H. Smith. who has been
placed on the retired list. will be held Tues
day night and the successful candidate il Is
pected. win be CAPTAIN 4. j. Bleecker. Company D
win hold stag entertainment at the armory next
Saturday night. at which professional talent viii
appear.
The sth Regiment at its annual inspection and
nukter, paraded 547 officers and men. with sixty
seven abseutees. The inspection generally was an
Improvement over last year. The figures Of the
present detail were: Field and staff Il: non-con-
missioned staff Il: field music. q; hospital corps
SoTfaay R 90 ana a. Total 81 bs ' abse5; s5
G s -: p F;IS' s ~ stsT aeId music a. b@S5iIa
faIrgs Il. Il s. K i. e total q s.. " 10 l. . o. s.
Colonel Kline of the 18th Regiment. has
pressed the hope that Captain John A Anderson
may alter his intention about resigning and remain
view the regiment on March 10
Assistant Surgeon Van Beuren, Of Squadron A.
has arranged an interesting course OF weekly in
structon for members OF the hospital corps
Members of the 18th Regiment are preparing for
the official inspection and muster to be made 6y
State and War Department officials next Wednes-
day night. Company will hold athletic games TO
be followed by a reception at the aInlory Tuesday
evening, February q. Among the contests Is one
mile relay race, open TO members OF the Mlhtary
Athletic League; a one mile roller skating race,
open TO members OF the National Guard. and
half mile run. open to Sp7uish War Veterans
There will also be tug-of-war between teams or
Companies and and game of basketball be-
tween the Valencia Boat Club and Company c.
Handsome prizes will BE presented in each contest
and these have been given by we'll known men.
including Colonel G. r. Dyer, Lieutenant H. H.
Rogers jr and John Keane. Entries will close at
the ory February To- Company h mas de-
cided to go to Washington on March i and tee eX-
pense for each will he only S.. The regiment
will hold athletic games early in April EX-Ord-
nance Sergeant I. ]. Dolan. who died February
g. was buried with military honOrs last WedneS-
day in Eyergreens Cemetery The nOn-commissiOned
staff OF the regiment. including Sergeant Major
Adair. Color Sergeant McDermott, quar- teTITas!er
Sergeant Fennell and Ordnance Sergeant Lough1n.
acted as paIbearers and Ordnance Sergeant CorTie
blew taps over the grave.
Major General Roe will review the 9Th Regi-
ment in its arrnory next Friday night Companies
B and will hold joint drill and reception at the
| armory on March G. Battalion Adjutant j. W. Bev-
| erdse and Lieutenant Nj. 5. McConIhe have re-
/ signed.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

fried; First Sergeant ]. G. Jansen: Sergeants
Steines, George W. Fink, Edward Martini and DR..
Goodman. and other members of the battery. cap
tain Louis Wendell viii be ringmaster, and among
the circus acts will be exhibition by the captain
his high school horse Wildwood; bronco break
ing by Lieutenant Elkan: woman bareback rfdlns
by Edward Martini Herman Mack Daniel En-
William Door and William Paschke; baseball pan
tomime by Herman Mack. and strong man act py
]. Scanlon. The 1st Battery band VIII FURNISH tne
music for the occasion and the tickets OK adulis-
sion viii be so cents and 81 each
Colonel. Frederick A Smith, Sth Infantry. U. s. a.
who was president OF the board which revised the
present infantry drill regulations, will review the
9TH Regiment in its armory next Friday night On
this occasion the regiment will wear white trousers
part of it's full dress uniform, and Captain Rob-
ert Mclean will act officer of the day and Lieu
tenant Hugh DalzeIl and A. N. Pressinger viii act
as officers Of the guard. At the review Company c.
which won the first prize offered by the State for
the highest general figure OF merit In the First
Brigade and Company X. which won the third
prize will be marched to the front and centre as
viii also the distinguished experts and sharpshoot-
ers who qualified at Creedmoor last season. In its
annual inspection and muster last Tuesday night
the regiment made a fine display. having 9s9
men and officers present with only nine absentees
This is an average percentage Of $685. which is
perior to the percentage of last year, which was
sS.S7. The regiment shows increase in the num-
Der present. and also increase in membership
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Governor although the holding of the dinner
approved by Colonel Austen. When the regiment
goes to Washington March II will have a tent
for messing which will accommodate one thousand
men. The cost OF the trip has now been reduced tu
s. a Company I will hold vaudeville enter
tainment at the Friday night
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
NAVY YARD NOTES.

The new battleship Maine which came TO New
York from Boston on the first Of this month had
considerable work done her Niclausse water tube
boilers before leaving Boston. and came here only
10 be put In irydock to have her hull cleaned ana
put in condition for service. The new granite
dock recently completed at the Boston Navy Yard
Is not ready for service because OF the delay IN the
equipment OF the electric pump plant and the docE
vessels of the size OF the Maine. The trouble
with the boilers on the Name was a t%s oid ~ not n
be kept within ordinary limits. nence tne qut@stto @
10 determine whether the proportions OF me 0oAeE
were such that ii could be forced 10 high rate
of combustion without injury, rather TO oetermIhe
eom6asfion. eoG s Several tnproTenaents we're made
one Of which was 70 remove me o%er TO" OF 'u'es'
thus increasing the combustion sPdca'
The volume Of smoke passing from the smoke
pire together with its character while steaming,
Is regarded factor Of g war vessefs etncency'
for her visibility at Is largely measured oy TIE
smoke she gives out, steamers smoke being orui-
uartiy seen long before the vessel herself becomes
visible The measurement of the smoke emission
"a also valuable index Of the efficiency OF boilers
9t aho ~ feI or Imperfect combustion OF the fuel
IN has been ordered that the ne" ',.oSc1el P e-
eerv3ce al San Francisco. shall nave mover ttsi
on her Official trial trip In ad9is.1 ,S8 e aekne
evolutlons of speed lactlcai uis oy,r,e and
etc observations Will be taken OF the toISiIe M an, a1au
character Of the smoke s he taken While the
vessel is under way, and Ir9In .HeSs ss,,1Ee Inav
dXed med
ne determined With far accuaey sne& "a 10 e}iPp PeTs
with sixteen Babcoek 4 WILCOX ""'e4
Reports have been received that there mas oee ~,
Iarge number of desertions from the VesseiS % 1
North Atlantic feet since they ieIt HeIe -
cenber In the case OF one oatues'iip' - -
= Er1rad men have deserted. and in the last three
months the feet he's lost more than hve hundred
men BY desertion. The Bureau OF NaVisaaon ma
taken the question into consideration win Iis
hons OF anding some remedy. one OF the causes
- S-.-tto, a. said 10 be due TO the fact thai
those who have been recruited on the Atiahue
coast near the large cities have sausped thef
hanging 10 visit foreign countries ana lot tne
educational and disciplinary features. ana, allet
Gaining these advantages as schooi. take inc
g., ,~nortunity for French leave 10 seek other
er1pioyments which promise suocess far greater
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

Continued from second page.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Something of an unusual entertainment will be
given by the st Battery in its armory in West 66th-
st. on Tuesday evening. February p. when the bat
terry VIII hold a circus for the entertainment or
it's friends. There will be number OF novel ana
amusing features The opening event viii be
music ride in which all the great nations OF the
earth will be represented by members OF the bat
terry Next will come the battery circus parade. IN
which there win be bandwagon. policemen "oif'-
en- bareback riders officers. clowns. Indians. cow
boys Jockeys and rough riders. Some of the Clowns
will ride on donkeys and others Will have pigs ana
chickens in their Among those aS5uHilis eiia =
acters in the circus parade viii be: Lieutenant ~
a. Moses OF the 22d Regiment; Lieutenant p -
kan n A. Nickel Louis Wendell 3r. ana NJ Sis-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Lieutenant Colonel \. .hurston viii maze the
annual Inspection and muster of the Sd Battery.
Captain S. H. Rasquin, next Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Colonel Kline of the 18th Regiment. has ex-
pressed the hope that Captain John A Anderson
may alter his intention about resgning and remain
In the regiment. General Grant L. 5. A., VIII re-
view the regiment March l6-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Major General Roe will review the 9Th Regi-
ment In its armory Friday night. Companies
and will hold joint drill and reception at the
arrnory on March G. Battalion Adjutant j. ". Bev
sridse and Lieutenant Nj. 5. McConIhe have re-
atQ led
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

week were 1925 ST.. .5S5. while Los Angeles clear
ings were S7,5O0,OO0.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

An elsetiOn for major IN the list Regiment. 20
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Assistant Surgeon Van Beuren. of Squadron A.
has arranged an interesting course OF weekly in
struction for members OF the hospital corps.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

>Saas q II ssSs &
: <a,ss Is Il - ,ass-. ze J.
3 - 1sfsss lssesfss s IS a4sSss 2<ss
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05
Gire Your Stomach Rest.

Nothing will cure Indigestion
hat doesn't digest the food, itself.
md give the stomach rest. You
can't expect that a weak stomach
viii regain its strength and get well
when it is compelled to do the full
work that a sound stomach should
10. You wouldn't expect a sick
horse to get well when it is compell-
,,l TO do a full days work every day
ct the week. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
is perfact digestant-and digests the
food regardless of the condition OF
vour stomach. Relieves Indigestion,
',elching. sour stomach and all stom-
,ah disorders. Sold by Stone & Mer-
Ger,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05
SWEET MELODY FLoUP

Now is the time to guard the
health and strength of the lungs.
The best remedy to use for coughs
and colds is Bees Laxative Honey
and Tar. The only cough syrup
that does not constipate the bowels.
but which on the other hand, expels
all cold from the system by acting
as a pleasant laxative. Best for
coughs, colds, Group whooping cough
etc. Sold by Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05

Blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
truding piles are instantly relieved
by ManZan. This remedy is put up
in collapsible tubes with nozzle at
tachment, so that the medicine may
be applied inside directly where the
trouble originates. ManZan re-
lieves Instantly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05
SWEET MELODY FLoUP.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Don't drug the stomach to cure a
cough. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the mucus, draws the indam-
nlation cat OF the throat, lungs and
bronchial tubes; heals, soothes and
cures. y quick cure for Group and
whooping cough. Sold by Stone &
NLercer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05

functional disturbance.
DIR. PIERCE's E'AYoRITE PRESCRIPTION
is not nor ever was q patent medlclne,s
but II Is the carefully wrought out and
thoroughly tested real prescription OF a
real phsEsiCtnfl in a real practice.
DIR. Pierce's- unparalleled success with
this remedy was such that more wilnte4
to use IL than any one doctor could attend
TO In private practice. This induced
him to manufacture IT on suihcfSntly
liberal scale to meet the demand.
BY his own special processes, he eX-
tracts, combines and preserves the Inedl-
cinal qualities of the several ingredients
without the use of alcohol (using chem
ically pure glycerine inStead), thus rem
dcring IT absolutely safe for any woman
of any age and in any condition to use
freely. The names OF the ingredients are:
Lady's Slipper root, Black Coh0sh root,
Unicorn root, Blue CohoSh root and
Golden Seal root
Miss May Rohrbacls, No. 70 Amsterdam
Avenue. New York City, Treasurer of the
Woman 3 Progressive Union. writes
n had headache. bncl1uchc. and was very
ncrvOusi scarcely able TO sleep more than
two houis Mt u time was advised TO try
DIR. Plcrce's Fhvorite Prescription, and was
delighted with the result Within week
was Sleeping srlendidlN. Continued using
the 'Favorfias Prescription for enght weeks
aud then stopped. for j was pCh1eetfH IceiL-
Ever since then your medicine has been my
LHyorite Prescription. too. recommends
Il 10 every One.'
CunstiPation although q hetle III, be-
gets BIC ones II neg acctRfls Or. Pierce 3
Pleasant Pellets cure coust patton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05

a n d let h ! m
hunt, therefore
he dug pdpOOSG
root for her. for
that was their
great remedy for
I G M ale weak
nesses.
DIR. Pierce uses
the Same root
called Rlue Co
hosh-in his" Fa-
Vorite Pre-. Grip
ton f" skilIfuUy
combined with
other aRen is
that make it
m orc effective
add protect the
stomach fro IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05

The reason DR.. nado's Little
Liver Pills give perfect abstraction
IS due to their tonic effect on the
liver. They never grippe. Sold BY
Stone s. Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05
SWEET MELODY FLoUR.

Try a nut snndae at the James I
Law Co. iupesott
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05

Any one suffering from Kidney
pains, baczache, bladder trouble or
rheumatism who will take a dose of
Pipe-ules upon retiring at night
shall be relieved before morning.
Sold By Stone s. Mercer.
Levy's es8s2'' 5 cent cigar. please:
everybody. octl att
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

The Indian never liked work but he
wanted his squaw to get well as soon as
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-05

Everything yoI cat will taste God
and do good if you take Ring 10
pePsia Tablets. Sold BY Stone s.
& Mercer
SWEET Melody FIrUR
The season for Indigestion nov
at hand. Rings Dyspepsia ilef
relieve Indigestion and col am
stomach disorders. Sold by Stone
& Mercer.
Shoes polished at Leyys eear|
s'nre octlsff
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Sobm Sod
8iebt breisebn Srauen 3n.

@bicago, SQ., 10. 6ebruar.
Der bsutiae Sag NOR fur SObann SOd
redt a~nfrengenb. ba ibm beridieosne
feiner 6rauen uor9efibrt wuroen.
Redt intereRant mar bic @rs1bluna
bon Grau Gif&er=0o6, bic benielben
beiratbete, naGoem ibre gorsdngsrin,
cine S6meffer bon ibr. eefforbsn mar.
S9mibt fGien iebr gerr, bereit, ibre
3ehn 2inber, bic nod In SeutiGlano
finb, fomlnen 3u la6en uno in Grieoe
uno 6reuoe 81 Ieben.
0o3 wuroe bon 6p. NeB bon Sin.
cinnati. o, als Der Mann ertannt, Der
i'm Sabre 1897 bort unter BEN Namsn
0p. s. 3artmann beiratbete. Dies if
Elm nsuer 5al; bisbsr fanb cine Srau
9artmann nidt auf Der 9ife.
@bica9o, 10. Gebruar. 3pei
pbotoarapbien. bic bon Der 9olissi nod
Deutidlano geididt uurbsn. famsn
nit Der amtIiden grildrung auriid.
oab e 8iloer bon Saeob S9mibt isien,
Der friber au gingen am Rbein
pobnte.
@bicaqo, 10. Geb. Inter Der
@u9t Ger 8eueiie, aab 9o& Dor benz
Coroner, Der be Sobesurfa1e bon
5rau @alter-S od unteriu9t, au, BOP
er In ben lssten 10 Sabren Is Jrauen
~sebeiratbet babe. N9t biefer 5rausn,
bic elsi9aeitis ben @amel Sod fibrten,
fino iebt tobt. bod fno iie. wie 9o4
bsbauplst. zines natiirliden Sooes ge=
ffurbsn; er bsffrsitet entidieoen ir9eno=
cine per9iftet 5u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

eugar Gureh S&tniea - grfe Oualttdt :
1870 Yfanb lit: IL Rftns life; 1e-H
4fanb lat; 8pette naaIttdt 90-t8 phnnb
lie ; Is afunb 11}s ; IL Rfssb life ; 10
Hhsno lac.
gaIifprm5@e e9snim-sb BID 8 Ftans &c;
8 Bic IL 4fsnb 74e.
64ulsrn.-Gaa. Gureb. 10 bB 20 4txnb
tn Durdf&nth. &c; 16 Bfaas Dur@i@nttt,
Sc, 10 Bis IL Hfuns S&e.
GrRbfad,S ped-3Iarer gneIHb Gureh Ice
9eypdbIter eusar Gwreh Ice, 6-7 3tnab la
Dur&f3ntt 1se; Ibis 8 8fsxb tn 9sr@s
f9mitt l8e; 10 bic IL 4hrab sm Esardf&nHt
lie; s Efanb in Durt9f&ntt, i9mai, 10ie.
9 pfwnb tm Dur4i&Gtt. i&mat, lo3e.
eped. gmsI.-0ewdbIter. 8 BIZ 10 pfunh
tn Our9i&nttt, Ice; Ii bs Il 4fsub IN
Ourdi&ntt, 11}e.
epe6-RIare eetten, 90 bB 10 Pfrnb b,
Dur@f&uitt, e3c; QIare GetteH. 90 BID 30
Runb. &c: Rlare BsuisS, - 80 90 Pfuno,
eye; Ia bts ~ 8fb.. CSC; Il BIZ Is plumb,
l0c; Rlare Salden, % ID 90 Pfus. Sc;
SUDDEN IL Bis 1e gfs.h sae; 3Iare seaeea 9
ID . Rfunb, 71<e
0ep6deItes e4petseaefA = aao4eaIofl
Soncp Bic SIC. 90; 3Iares Bean $3.50; Saun'
q $1,000 etort eIem s14.5o; yhmaYi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
@roBfemer.
$4,000 S9aben.

Ses W oines, So, 10. Geb.
Gin Geuer 3u Osfalooia, bas bsute
WOrssr ausbra9, 3erf6rte 5 @eiddftss
blods. Der S1aoen betrd9t $50. 600
uno If tbeilmeife bur1 @erfderung
aeoedt.
90 aIftf9ang
6 IN rarciseo, 10. 6ebr.
Na9riAten bon Der Walffdfdnser=
Glotte i'm boben Noroen melben, bab
bic 8dlte fehr fart 1T unb bah nidt
elm Walfiia sefanqen murbe felt bic
S9ife bur9 bas gis absei9lOHen finb.
Musft ellungs Der
fdue c.
9 t. 2ouis, 10. Geb. Die
9roBen grfolae Der beutiden tanfges
tuerbli9en Mbtbeilun9 baben nunmebr
al0 IN 3ablreInen Sertdufen etfteft ers
freuIi&sn Nbfdlub sefunben. Sen
Wittelpunft Der oeuti9en Nbtheilun9
biloeten, wie befmnt, cine &eibe bon
eineeri&teten @obnrdumen, bur9-
sdnsis nod finflerii8en gntuirfsn.
Sin She'll berFelbsn mar fur 6fentli9e
@ebdube In Seutfdlanb borgeieben un6
pen1 au& bic W6gli9teit zines Der.
taufss in Mmerita in's Muse 9efast
mar, 10 fonnte bod nidt barauf ge=
re9net tperoen, baB mebr als einaelne
Gtide aus ben 3immerr bertauft mere
hen tpiiroen. umio erfreuliber ii
bic 8batfa9s, baB ni4t weniser aIs
20 biefer 2dume als @an3es Mbneb-
mler 9efunben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

hmotb9-BertGufspreie: 80 00-ll.o0.
Rice Sertmafspreie: SO 00|sl1.00
&efi&torn - 8erfaufspretfs: fe maQ sa
0uaIttdt, 45 Bio 6Oe.
~3afer-9e&dIt 44-46e: h ben ae1ses
&.00-$9.60 pei Temne. Heuer a0-85e.
etrob-P sete. ie mad benz 0rah. IN 4zs
len, $6.60-$6.5O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

JrH@es gtnbfsH&-Defdt&e ettere - 6
6}c; biefise etiere 6--63e; befee @nhss
$50 Bis 200 aBtunb 7e; btefise Rabe zoe
Die $50 qtunb ole 4ibe $50 BIB ESQ pfumb
&C.; etier gorberpierteI &c, 6tser 0daters
utertsl l1e &inb 3tnteptesteI Sc, Rtnb
gorbsrpierteI &c, &ub gOrherpierteg K, Aab
NsnteruterteI 72e.
6rH9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 103e, 3tnters
piertel l3c, SorberutsrteI s..
Trti@es S@aTfeif@ 2dmmer PEI Pfsrnb
l2c ; e&afe 92e; e@enieI l8e; &a6B Ana,
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
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BILL.


W abtngton 10. 6ebrnar.
Die &epublifaner tes 9aufss bef&lofen
hsute in elmer Ronfsrena, baB bic Staa,
tenbia. ME fe i'm Sauie ourdains.
angsnomme1 usrben mthe ooer in bie=
fem 2onsreRe iiberhaupt ni9t an9e.
npmmer tpsrberr folIe.
Qabinettsfibu
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Rbuns midtise 5rasen be3f9li4 f9we=
benber @eiese erbrtert uurben unb bab
Der prdRbent felbif auf bic 0erbano-
lungen i'm Senate fber bic S9ieosge-
ri9tspertrdge aufmertIam ma9te.
gs tuurbe ertuosen, Oh es an9ebra&t
fei bic Uertrdee suriid3uaieben, bod
tpeiB man ri9t, oh eth gnti4luB in Der
Sa9e eefaBt purbe.
3plIhduer g Oom ! n 8
gp's.
SO Arlington n, 10. Sch. Com.
manoer Siaingbam fattete beute benz
prdfioenten einen Beiu9 ab unb er-
fldrte, bic an9ebli4e Bebauptung &ia-
ter Mbbott's in einsns Sem Dorfer
glatte, baB bic Ser. Staten bic 3ol.
bdufer San Somineo's am l. ooer 2.
Jeb. iiberuomme1 bdtten, Tel unri9tig.
81, DILLINGHAM;, babe 2 Gage nod benz
Ri9ter Sun Domingo berlafen unb
bic 3oIbduisr isisn bamals mod ni9t
abernommen seueien. Die einsi9en
3oIbduier unter amerifanif9er 9eis
tuns ieien bas gu puerto plata uno
Nonti @rifi, erferes mad gntf9ei-
buns zines S9iebsri4ters, lebteres nit
@inRimmuns Der Resieruu9 bon San
Domingo.
8ebdngt.
g6artottesbille, %. 3D.,
10. Gebr. 5. Samuel Wc@ree, 3tpei-
NAL Mapor bieisr Stabt tpuroe beute
tuegsl @rmOrbuns feline Grau sebdnst.
Gr fu4te in raffinirter Weife ben Worb
einem unbefannten &duber au3u'
f9reiben.
Dor ieinsr 6inri9tung gefanb We.
Gree feline 2bat Elm.
81 q ID BEN d b n.
gbicago, 10. Gsb. Wie tueff.
Hide gifenbabuen beriGten, beabf9ti.
gen biele 2eute 6eimfdtten i'm Stioen
unb Showsfien 81 fu9en.
0iele perfonen, bic bereits bortbin
aeaangen finb, tuerben aud bort blei.
ben. DisIe @isbfaruen i'm fibuef-
Ii9sn 2anias tuerosn in 5armen aus
selegt.