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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-07
SebastOpo| Squadron is Believed
 to Have Arrived
GREATEST ANXIETY IS FELT
Rumor Says Two Torpedo Boats At tackled the Potemkine and Were Sunk-cruiser Chernomor.
 etz Is Safe.

St. Petersburg, July ', 3:3o a. m.--Up to ceived from Theod ,sis of the arrival of the squadron from Sebastopol and it is not known whether an encounter with the Kniaz Potemkine has taken place or whether the batteship has executed its threat to lombard the city last night un- less furnished with the supply of coal de- manded. The latest dispatches from Theo- dosia, timed $40 o'clock yesterday after noon. reported that the Kniaz Potemkine was cruising off short in sight of the town but it is possible she had left that vicinity before the arrival of the squad ron.
 A press dispatch from Sebastopol gives a rumor that the Kniaz Potemkine went seaward late yesterday afternoon. If the squadron arrived before her departure, either the surrender of the battleship or a battle is regarded as certain, as Ad- miral Cheuknin, it is believed would not have dispatched his ships In search of the mutinous vessel unless sure that there would be no repetition of the Odessa fiasco.
 Anxiety Felt for Vessel.
 Rumors of the most adverse nature are in circulation, one of which is that two torpedo boats attacked the Kniaz Potem- kline and were sunk by her. The cruiser Chernomoretz which was due at Sebasto- pol Monday and for which considerable anxiety was fet has arrived at Yalta on the south coast of the crimea.
 Dispatches received by the minister of the interior, Bouligin. report an anti semitic agitation at Ehaterina and Ker- capitalists are refusing to pay for the losses caused by fire in Odessa.
 Many Rumors Afloat.
 According to stories being circulated note to the powers protesting against the use of "dum dum' bullets by Japan is being considered by the Russian gov ernment.
 It is also rumored that In the peace negotiations at Washington the Japanese plenipotentiaries will demand that the treaty of peace If concluded shall be sub mitted for the ratification of the Rus sian people in order to insure it's obser- vance in case of change of govern ment.
 The Emperor has offered the position of minister of the interior to succeed M. Boulgin to M Shipoff of Moscow for mer president of the Zemstvo congress. According to popular rumor M. Shipon will accept only on condition that full freedom be accorded to the press and to public meetings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-07
NASHVILLE HAS
 TWO MORE FIRES
6l WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE & Is DESTROYED AND ROUND.
 HOUSE IN YARDS OF L. 6 N. IS
 BURNED DOWN.

Nashville, Tenn, July e-For the third time within the past ten days this city has been visited by serious fire This morning at o'clock the wholesale gro- cery house of Phillips. Webb & Go. was completely gutted 1t was one of the largest houses of the kind in the city and carried a very large stock. The ad- joining buildings occupied by H. c. Lips comb & Co. and the Cheek & Neal Coffee Co.,, were considerably damaged by water. It is not known how the fire originated. but ncendiarism is strongly suspected
 George Rogers, substitute fireman, fell four stories through an elevator shaft and was SD badly injured that he died at noon.
 E The loss on the stock of the Phillips. Webb & Go. is $135,O0o. and is fully cov- cred by insurance. The loss on the houses of Lipscomb 6 Co., and the Cheek & Neal Coffee Co.,, which is not large, is covered by insurance.
 The loss on the building of Phillips Webb & Co. is s25,0oo fully covered by in surance.
 Nashville, Tenn, July GA round house in the South Nashville yards of the Louisville and Nashville railroad was de- stroyed by fire this afternoon Loss on the building is estimated at $50000. while nine locomotive engines were damager to the extent of $1000 each. There Is no insurance. An explosion of gasoline be- ing used in connection with repair work caused the fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-07
OTHER MUTINEERS ARE
 JOINING DARING CREW
Russian AdmlraIs Started in Pursuit of the kniaz Potemklne and 1t Is Believed a Battle Has
 Been Fought.
Odessa, July 6.-11:50 p. n.-it Is reported that the battleship kniaz Po- temklne has been blown up near Theo- dosia.

London, July 7.-The correspondent of the Daily Mail at Odessa says it is reported there that the kniaz Potem- kline is bombarding Theodosia; that the town is burning and that the sol diers of the garrison are engaged in ootng.. He says it is also reported that another torpedo boat has joined the mutneers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-07
President Will Authorize a
 Statement Today
OFFER WAS MADE ON TRAIN
Roosevelt and Former Secretary of War Were Engaged in Conference for Several Hours on
 Trip to Ohio.

New York July 6.-It can be definitely stated that President Roosevelt has of- fered the position of Secretary of State to Eihu Root, and that MT. Root has accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-07

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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
IA OFF
THIS MEANS

Former Price $4,000, Green Tag Price !. $3.50
Former Price 1927 so, Green Tag Price . . .$2O.36
Former Price $3.50, Green Tag Price . 1858
Former Price $4,000, Green Tag Price $500
Mormer Price $500, Green Tag Price $3.50
Former Price $3.50, Green Tag Price .$1315
Former Price $3.50, Green Tag Price 1928
Former Price $500. Green Tag Price . $1125
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
CLOTHING FOR YOUNG MEN

We have heard your complaint of seasons past
in regard to your clothing, you have wanted diff
ferent garments and we have them for you in all
styles originated especially for young men and
built carefully with most attention to small details
that you insist upon having in your clothes. Re-
member this is a special line with us and is for the
young man. Styles are distinctively new and ex
elusive while patterns are decidedly attractive
This big and new line we offer during sale at
Green Tag discount of
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
49, Per Gem Off.

JEWELRY SPECIALS THAT APPEAL TO
THE FANCY DRESSERS
Pretty Solid Gold Set Rings, full years
guarantee set with every stone known,
makes beautiful finger ornament
and very cheap at 25c to soc. Green
Waist sets of three pearl pins, of made
finest quality pearl, beautiful colors,
worth 15c to 25c Green Tag Price,set -. Sc
The Latest Combination Waist Set of
pair cuff links, waist pins and buttons,
worth 75c. Green Tag Price. lie
Pretty Collar or Breast Pins, that are
cheap, during this sale, worth SOC to 81
Green Tag Price. .14c
Dainty Stick Pins of the latest designs
imaginable, are set in stones
others plain with initials engraved mp
on them worth 35c to Soc. Green Tag
Price &c
Pins worth at least &c each. Green Tag
Price. ....... .......... 1890. = =. ~
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
STRAW HATS

Dozens of dress stays. worth
Is cents each ............2 DC
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
LADIES' Misses and Children's
Ready-to-Wear Dept.

The largest department of its kind in the state
and eery garment in the entire store at great
duction. Bring this paper with You when you
come, and we will demonstrate that we have abso-
lutely what advertise.
READ TESE PRICES CAREFULLY.
LOT NO. 1-One lot of Girls Summer
Dresses in Ginghams Chambras, Dimi-
ties, Percales beautifully trimmed
with aces and embroideres, all sizes,
to II years, worth up to $3.50 each.
Green Tag Price. .Tl.24
LOT NO. 2-One lot for Girls H. 16,
Is years. worth $3.50 in Mer-Iinens.
Mer-Ginghams beautifully trimmed,
made up in Peter Thompson and Bus
ter Brown styles worth $3.50 at $3.50
LOT NO. 3-Little Dresses for Children
to years old, worth 4Oc each. Sale
Price. .............. ......... .l9c
Balance of our immense stock OF Chldren's
Dresses at uniform reduction of % per cent.
LOT NO. Ladies' short Lawn Hi
mona, light and dark shades, worth SOC
Green Tag Price. .............32c
Special reduction on Ladies Silk and Jap Crepe
Kimonas. The Green Tag will be seen every
where.
10 iine long Kimonas in all shades worth
$3.50 regular. Green Tag Price. Use
100 Ladies' Percae Wrappers, worthsl
Green Tag Price. ..........o9e
Just "a Fancy Satin Petticoats, very
pretty heavy founces and ruhies, reu
lar;x1 rs value Green Tag Price. '%
II Fine Macntoshes for Ladies and
Misses. worth up to $500. Green Tag
Price ..... ...... - .'o'
=
IN M
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17

general assembly may prohibit the
manufacture and sale and rc:a1 "1
alcoholic liquors and beverages wl:h-
in the state. and may authorlz" and
empower state, county and municipal
Officers, all or either, under the att
thority and in the name OF the state
10 buy of any market and retail With
in the state liquors and beverages IN
such packages and quantities. under
such rules and regulations, as 1t
deems expedient: Provided, That no
license shall be granted to sell alco-
holic beverages in less quantities than
one-half pint, or TO sell them between
sundown and sunrise, or to sell them
10 be drunk on the premises: and pro-
vided further, That the general as
sembly shall not delegate to any mu-
nicipal corporation the power to IS
sue licenses to sell the same.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
Rather Near.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
"I knew an old fellow down IN
North Carolina who was hard-flsted
CITIZEN" said N. B. Turner, of VIII
n1ington.
"He was "a well-to-do farmer, but
his meanness was provefblal. One
Of his customs was TO laave breakfast
before it was daylight in order to
get his hands out to the fields. by
dawn of the day. When the break
fast was put on the table a solitary
candle gave the illumination, and even
this was but for a second. You all
see where the victuals is,' remarked
the head of the family, and puff, out
went the flickering candle light. 1t
was an extravaganza in his eyes to
waste even a fraction of a candle
when people could easily feel how to
help themselves"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17

contend that it can only be sold by
the drink, but all this is by the dis
Densarv system. because only IN the
provisions relating to the license sy5-
tenn is there any provision Alat II
mustn't be sold between sunset and
sunrise and not sold on the premises,
must not be sold in less quantities
than half pint. Take the constltu-
1ion and read the clause relating 10
the matter and it takes no Judge or
court to construe it, the meaning is
in plain English would ask you to
publish the section Of the constltu-
ton relating to dhis business and let
the reader construe it for himself.
my purpose is to minimize the
business; not to magnify it. | have
therefore put every restriction around
it known to the dispensary law and
many Others beside, and 10 my mind,
the license system is the most pro-
hibitive under the constitution.
don't mean to say that the d1spensary
law now has many restrictions thrown
around the business, but if the dis
Densary as now in force goes, and you
ask what next? I am simply telling
Won that it is in the power of the leg
lature to pass a law that will per-
nit the stuff to be bought and solo
after night, drunk over the counter II
need be, and in as small quantities
as the legislature may see fit to make
it. but that if the license system IS
adopted no constitutional law can be
enacted that will permit any such
things.
"But I have said enough" contin-
ued Mr.. Morgan, because l don't
know what the conditions may be by
the time we meet in January, and l
NAV have to recast my intentions as
to what kind of bill I will offer, or
raav think it best not to offer any at
ALL shall do then as I have always
done, do that which I think is to the
best interest of the people as whole,
acting solely with the lights then De-
fore me. I introduced the high license
bill for this very reason, because l
thouql1t I saw in the not far away tu-
ture disintegration of the dlspensary
and I wanted to offer to the people
measure that would at least cause
them to study THE only methods OF
fered by the constitution, and ulti-
mately select the best, whether 1t be
a prohibitive one, or one by the IL
cense system or by the county dis
pensary system" -.
Constitutional Provision.
The constitutional provision refer
red to is as follows:
"Artiole eight-Section 2. IN the
exercise of the police power the gen.
eral assembly shall have the right to
prohibit the manufacture and sale and
retail of alcoholic liquors OF bever-
ages within the state. The general
assembly may license persons or cor
porations to manufacture and sell and
retail alcoholic liquors and beverages
within the state under such rules and
restrictions as if deems proper; or the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
FOR MAYOR.

AT. Brown is hereby nominated for
the office of mayor and pledged to
abide the result of the democratic
nomination.
DR.. Van Smith is hereby announced
as candidate for mayor and is pledg-
ed to abide the result of the primary
election.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17

Its peculiar LEG organization makes the SIRO\GlSt Lie
Insurance COMPANY is nearly 40 old 1t gives
Guarantees Policies Insurance Com-
less cost Its participating LESS than other
company doing business in this secion
The following are the RATES per NONPARTlClPAT-
ing plan
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
FOR ALDERMAN.

Hhos. B. Wicker is hereby "nnoun-
ced as a candidate for alderman from
Ward + and will abide the result OF
the Democratic primary.
7. H. Hair is hereby nominated as
a candidate for alderman from Ward
One and will abide result of demo-
cratic primary.
L. w. Floyd is hereby announced
for alderman from Ward 3 md pledg-
ed to abide result of Democratic pri-
mary.
J. J. Langford is hereby announced
for alderman from Ward 4 and will
abide result of Democratic primary.
7. R. Thornton is hereby announced
as a candidate for alderman from
Ward 4, and is pledged to abide the
result of the Democratic primary.
#. S. Hudson is hereby nominated
for alderman from Ward 5 and is
pledged to abide the result of Demo-
cratic primary.
W. NJ. Thomas is hereby nonllna-
ted as a candidate for alderman from
Ward 5, and is pledged to abide the
result of the democratic primary.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Mmf G~remriionssmg
3wei griDer ermorbet.

Glue Gibee, Ga, 2. Stunt.
s. 8. @alomap, Der Gteuereinnebmer
bon Gannin gountp, unb iein gruber
@eorge @aaotpap tuurben beute fri6
auf einem @rcurfiOns3uge nabs We=
&aps, Senn., bon einem Wanne
Nameas @ping, si1sm 8abnbeamten,
gst6otet. @wins fslbft erbislt f9psrs
Wefsrpunben.
Seut9 DE 8aptitsls 6 o n.
eren3.
8rifot, 3d., 2. Stunt. Sic
oenti9e,S aptifsn.S unntassi9ulen unb
gibelinftitute purben beute Nbenb be,
enbi9t. 600 Sele9aten gu Der @ene.
ral= GOnferena3 tamet bsuts an. Wino-
no, Sno.. uno Springfield, ST., be-
tuerben ft tim bic nddfe Contention
wabrI9einli9 mirb ntorsen bariiber
enti9iebsl tperbsn. Bon elmer Namens=
perdnberuns piro wabri9einIi4 gb=
ffano 9enommen tperben. Eas @omite
enti9ieo, oab Der bisberige S9abmei=
fer elm tpeitsres Sabr i'm Nmte bleite
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03

Ole 8on d oerirten
S q 6nen n, tpel9e BON l1ntonszHe=
%simentern i'm 8iirgerfriese erbeutet
tpur6en, ettpa 1000 i'm @an3sn, iino
faft fGmmtli9 5uridgeseben tporoen,
Bis auf ettpa 200 Tabnen. tpel4e bis@
lang ni9t ibentifisirt perben fonnten.
Sir s ames paset bat
einmal Die Nptsn sesGblt, Die Die be-
fannie pianifin Mme. Sanotbd an
fdlus, aIs lie Elm preito bon Wenoelse
iobn ipielte; babel fanb er, bob lie In
bier Winuten bret Setunoen $685.
Saiten ansei9lasen bate.
Mttentat aus d E:
WGbreno elmer Giienbabnfdbrt erita1
Der in 8p5en, Siiotirol, ipegen Maies
ftGtsbeleibisuns gu feds Monatsn per-
rrtbeilte Sienitmann 3untn aus Wles
ran etnen mitreiienoen 3eusen, ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gonrao aug
Meran, unb perlebte einen 5~tpeiten
.3eueen, SEN friiberen S9wimms
rnetfter 9Otl9, 1ebr thfper. DER S9ds
ter tpurbe feftsenommen.
S%eIfreie Stempela b
Il &aut9 ut t c m p !.
Sol6e itent man fi6 Der our9 @uf=
l6fen bon einem She'll Sannini4naro
In einem She'll WaHer unb stpei Sbeiz
len @lbaerin unter @ntpenoung BON
Mdrme nno umriibren. Oie 2Oiung
biloet cine slei4fOrmise firipoids
Sliffisteit bon GROCER S4pGras.
&Isbfpff ii 8iber
a g 8. &%lebitoff. Der leift
unb feit baftet, tpeoer bri4is nod
runalig miro uno fi9 Defenders gut
CUR 8efeittsuns auf @las signst. berei:
tet man in folsenber Weiie: 2eim ntrf
tn Wafer aufse!pei4t, aufseto4t unf
In 6emielben ettpas peiBer Rdnoii
uno arabides @ummt gelOf. Wau
made 6en Rletifer leidt fliiifis, oamtl
er fi4 gut ftrei4en Idbt, uno pertpsno'
Tim lantparm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03

QuebIinbure, 2. Sum-. -
Der Senior Der preuBiiten Sffsiere,
8eneraleutnant 3. 8. gmil b. Sres.
tom In Nueblinbura, tuel4sr am 81.
Nai 95 Sabre alt wuroe. tonnte beute
aud auf ben Gag suridbliden, an mel
dem er por a9t3ie Sabren in ben 0ti'
litdrbienf trdt. gr ssb6rte auerff ben,
9araifier=& ssiment an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03

Sic 4mne5tirune bes
fran5Oii16en Hepan9ebelben Serous
lebe, nel6er jsBt feds bon ieinen sebn
grtljabren lb9ebIbt bat, i6eint BE-.
i3lohene So6e gu fem. Die @eeie.
rungsorgane erbielten bereits Die @rs
mG9tieung, fir Die 8eenabiouna
Sttmmung gu MAIDEN.
Die erte 6anbefsrea1z
l6ule in Seutf9lanb purbe in Se1du
feierli9 erDffnet. Der 3ubrans gu bic
Ter neuen 4nitalt, Die nit Sertia be.
ainnt. lit perbdltniBmGbia sroB, ba
26 S6iler in biefe &lafie unb II
Schiller in bic Sefunba eintraten. 81
Der neuen 5 anbelsrealf9ule auberor=
benfli9 reide Mittel aug benz 0eaai
bes peritorbenen 6pfbanfiers Baron b,
gpbn be3ietungstpeiie beffen Sodte,
our 9~erfiigung itehen, biirfte cine fe=
aensreime G~rtpideluno bes fir ben
Raufmannsftanb duRerft pihtiger
Snffitutts etfidert iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Smifsna1ri@ten.

gouIogns: vpotsoam" bon Sem Yort
nod ROTTERDAM.
Bremen: .prin3sB Mlice" bon Weu
Sort.
2ibsrpool: v@ebric" mad Stem BORT
Dia QUEENSTOWN.
2irerpool: vSaronia" bon gofton.
Gibraltar: ,Slabonia" bon Neu
Dort.
Samburo: .Ssutfdlano" bon Netp
Oorf; yPretoria" bon Stem Dort.
Spber: ,Woltfe" bon 6amburgCna4
Rsu 0ort.
6 iperpool: .91rabic" mad Bolton.
Robenbagen: .0saig Olab" nod Netu
Oorf.
6abrs: ga 8retaene" bon Nsn
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Sapan.
gergebIt9e 3 u d E.

Sotio, 2. SUM-. admiral $o9o
rnslost bon gstsrn, bab bie S4ife,
uel9e ntroli9 uno iibIi9 bonn s&au-
plase Der Sdla9t esIdidt tpurben, TN,
na4 psriprsnstsn ruifi9en S9ifen 3u
fudsn, unuerri&teter Sinse aurtd-
tebrten.
Sem DUNG" 9eunten.
Sofio. 2. Stunt. 60 tpiro Be.
ftdtigt, bob Der ruifi9e Rrsuser Sem.
Dung" in Der S9la9t esfunte1 if.
Grbbeben tn s b n.
Sofio, 2. Stunt, $50 Na9m.
SIN Wittsl.S apan baben f9 f9mere
1grbbebsn srsisnet unb stuar bon Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Spanien.


8areeIona, 2. Stunt. @sasn
6 ubr beute absno tuuroe TIM palaF
bes @snerals@ ouberneurs cine Bombe
gum grplobiren gebra9t. Gs tuurbe
GROCER e@aben anseri&tet. 3e9n Der.
bd9tiee ino In Daft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Mfrifa.

9 10 | B unbert 8 o b E.
8 5 q n, Natal, 2. Stunt. Den
lesten gsri9ten 3ufOlae, tuuroen burd
ben 8ru9 zines @aHer @sisrboirs
pdbrenb beg 6turmss 200 perions1
Qet6otet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Montenegro.
9 q 6 B E B E n.

@etins, Montenegro, 2. SUM-.
Die fpdtereu Ra9ri&ten tiber bas CRIB
beben In Sfutari, Mlbanien, meloen,
bab 100 perfonen get6otet uno ESQ
perleBt murben. Die Gtabt if elm
Srhmmerbaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Ieus

OettIH w., q. SuNIs To uettuule1
bon nerldBli4er Settle, baB bic neue
6lottsnborla9e, tuel9e bic &egieruns
i'm Serbf benz 3ei4stas su unterbrei-
ten eebenft, cine ffarte grb66un9 bes
9eplacements nod ameritanif9em urb
englii9em Worbilb boriebsn ipirb.
3und9t it cine erbsblide Stsi=
ssrung bss Seplacements Der panser=
trsussr in Nusf9t esnommen. Wdb'
rsnb anbere Sssmd&ts srftsn STANCES
Gabrseuss bieies SdiHstpps msiif nidi
untsr IA, 600 Sonnerl bauerl, tueif !.
9. Der reuefte i'm 8au befinbli9s
beuti9e Rreussr rur IL. 900 9onnen
auf.
Wit Der @erer6beruns bss Ssplace'
msnts suiro aud cine ftarts grbbbunq
Der Armiruns 6anh in 9anb sebsn.
Ses9lei4en lou ftir bic r,su 3u bauen'
ben 2inieni9ife cine Wersr6bsrunl
bes Seplaeements geplant fsin. Del
Uninterrupted i'm Displacement 3uif@er
beuti4sn Neubautsn unb einisen 8au'
ten auoerer Hationsn helduft f4 i&or
auf 5000 9onner unb entfpre9enb &C.
ringer 1T natirli& Der @efe9tsu,rth
Steiem Tibper4dItnib lou 10 raid mi'
t6unli& ein gnbe gemta&t tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Sentfhlano.
probe m Il Il internally
8Iodeu-S igraleu.

8Ipden-S ienaIeu.
Bremen, 2. SUM-. Sn Der
Wsiermhnouns fanoen bic erfsn prat'
tii9en 0eriu9e nit ben t1eier Inter
maher-8 lodenf9nalen ifatt.
Die @lOdsnfannls bss 5eueri4ifs
puroen aui fat a9t SssmsiIen oeuts
lid pernpmmsn. Den Experimental
pobnten 3ablrei4s 8ertretsr bes Rei4ss
Warineamtes, Der boldnoii4en unb
enslii9sn Warinsbeb6roen, iouie aler
bsbsutsnbsn Wsrftsn unb R6soereien
Seutidlanos BET.
g mpro m Mu9en.
slide Der . tung q.
Or annbsim 2. SUM-. Die
poli3eibeb6rben batten enoli9 ben Iufs
ent6altsott bes ieit Ipril Hi9tigen
2aiirsrs uno prcturifen 2uowig
S9mitpt bonn 8rdubaus In Wtiraburg
ermittelt, Der ft oamnls na9 untsr'
i9laeung elmer groBen Summit babon
gsma9t bate. SeoO9 in benz Iusen'
blife, ba Die 8erbaftuns porSenommen
tpsrbsn iolts, bsging Sdmitpt Selbf'
moro. Als Die Ssamtsn in isin 3im-
mer %einbrangen. 6atte er tpenige Winu=
ten bOrber Sano an f4 selsSt. Der
Sob mar auf Der STEELE ein9etreten.
I'll 9tpabt IN Sameln-
g pringe n6tbig.
Sannuper, 2. SUM-. Die
Hsi9tass= grlaBuabl i'm 9. bannobers
f9sn Wa1ltrsiie Samsln : Syringe,
tp.l9s In 5olss bes SObes beg abseorbs
neten @aabre9t notbpenbig purbe,
bat mod fsin bsfinitibss &eiultat GEE
bra9t. gs it cine Sti9wabl swif9en
benz @atiornaiberalen Sausmanr. mel.
der i9on benz IbgeOronstenbauis als
Mitglieb anseb6rt, unb benz So3ial-
oemofraten grep erforbsrli9. Sm
Sabre 1908 Fssts @aabre9t nit
IA, 99e eesen II, 257 io3ialoemotra-
tif9e Stimmen.
9etne eonfeffionsIoe n
@oItsf9uIen.
Stuttgart, 2. SUM-. Die
2ammer Der MbgeOrbneten bat bic @e=
isbborlass 3ueds 3ulaiung confeifonss
loier 0oltsi9ulen nunme6r nit riefger
WajOritdt abssIebnt.
8er6eerenber @aIb=
branb.
gtien, 2. Stunt. Seit einiaen
8agsn bat in ben Bottroper Gorffen
Elm @albbranb eepitbet, bshen nm=
i9sreifeu troB Der sr6bten Infrsn-
eunssn bislang nod tein 3iel seiebt
tuerben fonnts. uebsr 1000 Worgen
8efanb ftno bereits bernidtet morben.
3abfrei9e Spfer bes &C.
mules bon faIe9tem
A n, O /; n q {o;S
2etp3ig, 9. Stunt. Sn ben
8OrOrtsn M6dern, g6bliB=g Gutenberg
unb Wabrsn finb iiber bunbert gr.
frantungen infOlge 8snufss bon i9ls4'
tenn S9weineHeii8 erfoIst. Webrer'
ainoer finb bereits eefforben. 9a!
Gleii9 tam bon S9weinsn aus ben
Sorfs Wisbsribi9, mo- bic S9psins'
isu9s bsrridt.
10000 Nrbeiterinnen a n
Gtrett.
Sresben, 2. Suni. 9isr fint
10. 900 @isarsttens Nrbsitsrinnsn uni
anoere iunae> Nnsetslte fdmmtli&e
Gabriten IN ben STREET sesansen, met
bic organifrten Mrbeiter t6eilueiie aus
geiperrt tuurben.
). NeueJ lottenDorIage.
SerIin, 2. sunni. Us perlaute
bon psrldbli4sr Settle. bab bic neu
GlOttenborlage, tpsl4e bic &esierunl
in, Serbf benz 3ei4stas gu unterbrei
ten sebentt, cine farte grb66uns be
Seplaesmsnts nod amsritanii9em Uni
eneliidsm 8orbilo borishsn tpirb.
3und9f III cine srbsbli9e Stei
gsrung bes requirements Der panser
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-03
Stalien.
9 u9aritif 4er4ongre

U o m, 2. SUM-. cardinal Res
pishi, Der @ensraluiear bes papftes,
er6fnete beute Der eu9aritii9en Som
srsB. gs tuare1 5000 Mitslisosr an-
tpeIenb.