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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
. WILLED TO DEATH.

Boston, Oct. 1.-The will of Mrs.
Jennie P. Chase, of Swampscott, whose
supposed suicide created something of
a sensation recently, directs that all her
animals, such as horses. dogs, cats and
birds, be painlessly put to death.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
PRISONER IDENTIFIED
AS Al BROKERS' CLERK

n New York, Oct. The man under
arrest charged with the theft Of the Sc
eurities from the National City Bank
was identified today as Harry "A. Leon
ard, employed as clerk by Halle &
Steiglitz, brokers on Broad Street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02

JEROME WILL SOON
+. DECIDE ABOUT JURY

New York, Oct. 2.-District Attorney
Jerome announced today he would make
public Thursday his decision in regard
to necessity for an extraordinary session
of the grand jury to consider the Equit-
able Life case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
BOOZE WON.

Cleveland, Oct. 2.-Annie Kelley,
alias Collins, who has been serving her
forty-fifth sentence in the workhouse
for alcoholism, was taken into the pro-
bate court Friday on an insanity COM
plant and committed to the state hos
nital
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
ELECTRICAL. a
!. WORKERS J RI J. | QUIT
TROUBLE REPORTED
In BIG GERMAN CITY
Efforts to Secure Higher Wages by Mes
gotiasions Have Failed and q General
Strike Was Ordered for Tomorrow
Street Car Service Handicapped.

Berlin, Oct a. Negotiations between
the electrical companies and their em-
ployes for higher wages were broken
off today and a general strike has been
ordered for tomorrow. "A part Of the
of the power and lighting
works went out today and one third Of
the street cars were discontinued.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
PRESIDENT WILL RUN
RISK OF YELLOW FEVER

Washington, D. C., Oct president
Roosevelt will go to New Orleans de-
spite the yellow fever epidemic. He will
leave New Orleansin warship if neccs-
Sary <fH%v E 49,. .. .''s'..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
WEATHER HAS
TURNED COLD
SOLDIERS IN MANCHURIA =
NEED LOT OF FUEL
The Sudden Change In the Weather
Has Made Things Rather Chilly for
the Fighters - Fortifications and
: Bridges Are Used for Fuel.

Godzyadani, Oct. 2.--Seyere cold wea-
ther has set in and the troops are demol-
'ishing fortifcations. buildings and mill
tary bridges for fuel, much Of which will
be necessary until the troops can be
transferred to winter quarters in the
rear sFa@s '@Sg < Esaa Ss5st ..as 4 Ea,.mE o..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
UNIVERSITY WON.

d. .amline u. o. 8.a .s*
The University sof North Dakota
football eleven defeated Hamline Uni
yersity Saturday afternoon BY a score
OF fourteen to nothing. II IL
After FIVE minutes of play it began
to rain and it poured down steadily
until the close Of the game. The north
end of the field was decidedly sloppy,
il being quite task for either team
to gain while in this territory. The
game was delayed on account Of the
non-appearance Of the referee, who
arrived on the field about 4 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
MOTHER WALKED INTO 7.
+ !. DEATH WITH CHILD

Leicester, Mass, Oct Mrs Mary
A. sO Hare, As years old, of Cherry Val
ley, walked into Olney's pond, in the
rear 81 her home, with her II-monthsroid
baby boy in her arms. Both were drown
ed. No cause is ascribed for the trag-
edy. rs sz4+ Et - { e g..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
LoU1svILLE's HORSE SHOW.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 1.-The annual
horse show of the Louisville Horse
show Association opens here today
The entries are numerous and the
list of prizes for the various classes
more than $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02

on, and he insisted on carrying it ont, /,
although filed with forsbodings. and
with the thoughts turned toward the
future life, rather than toward earthly
matters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
CINCINNATI WENT ASHORE
OFF JAP yESE COAST

Toxic, Oct THE American cruiser
Cincinnati IS aground on Hime Island
of the Bungo coast about nine miles
west Of Nagasaki. ~ Y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-02
OFF AGAIN.

Moi, Japan, Oct The cruiser Gin
cinnati has arrived here. Y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-26
Waist Cut.

All to go; greatly underpriccd;
the lot contains the seasosS,
choicest models of Persian lawns,
batistes, linens, all over EN-
broidery, Mansseliue's Japanese
Silk, etc. They are beautifully
trimmed, some with lace yokes,
others have lace aud embroidery.
lace madallions, tucks, sher-
rings, etc. They are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-26
1893 Mercerized Saten,s

Shirt Waist Suits of po1
dot, mercerized foulard, finish
sater, tailored correctly in eve
way, now priced 1913.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
5hrbie N ignieberl T.
ung bes Stetttner

j Il r0te 3 10 9nfeoerl O l.
ung bes Stetttner
vYuIfans".
9amburs. 81. Sept. Der
senat bat Der gargeriGaft cine 0ors
lass 3usebsn lafen, nod uel9er fisbsn
Miaionen Warf als 8sitrag ftr bic
ihnsf bef9lohsne 3weisnieberlaKuns
bss Stettiner .Iultans" an Der glbe
bemiaiat tusrosn. Die a~nbauerlb ge.
feigerten @r6BenberbdltniHe Der Rriegs-
unb 6anbelsi9iHe, bic WaHerberbdlts
niHe in Der Office unb in Der Ooer.
Die rdumli9en 8srbdltniRs Der Werft
In Yrsbom baben befanntli9 bic 3usig-
nisberlafung bss ygultans" our unab.
~usisbaren Not6menbisteit ssma9t.
Sonf miiBte Der vYultan", Der iebt
bic sr6Bte S9ifsbaufrma oes europdi=
fden Sentiments if, ieiusr pofition
Os,lufig ge6eu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
grsis aus,areiben fur aimser,@us.

9ie Observation-Disclosures Soful.
tat ser llniperiit6t 3iiri6 idreibt Ell
men Treis BON 1000 6ranfen fir Die
8eorbeitung foleenoer @egenitGnoe
aus: Sic f0rperlide MiBbanoluns
bon &inbern olird Yerlonen, pelden
Die SiiriocgepfIi6t fir oieie obliegt"
unb Die lleferanitrengung bon ain=
bern burd Gerioner, peld}en oie Sir
iorgepflidt fir bieie obliegt, ooer
our6 Yerionen, peIfen Die &inoer 5u
Mrbeitsleiitungen iiberlaiien morbell
iino." Sir beioe Irbeiten miro ge.
miini6t, onB Die aus BEN Iusfiibrun.
gen ii9 ergebenben 8oitulte on sic
@eiesgebung iiberii6tlih suiammen.
eefabt unb auf Die @erbdltnife zines
b%eItimmten 2anoes, bor5ugspeiie Ser
edapei5 be5ogen neroen. gs lit and)
bas organif6e 3ufammenpirfen Be-
boroIifer SbGtiefeit nit ser pripaten
2iebestbGtiefeit al beriidiiftieen. Ole
@rbeiter, melde ettpa aebn Srufbo.
gen nmfafien fo1en, fonnen in oertt.
ider, fran5oiii6er, italieniider ooer
engliider Sprahe abeefaBf peroeu.
sic iino Bis fpateitens 1. Suli 1906
Ser SafitltGt einsltreiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
StaIien.
Der btrunglhd Mmeris
taner.


Yalermo,2 81. Sept. aarten
unb Sofuments, mel9e benz Mmerita.
ner gsb0rten, Der bier am MOntass am
9afeneingange iber goro fprang urb
fir Wm. Stems gait, aeigen on, oaB es
@bas. Wetbafsr bon g~lebelanb, o..
prdfoent Der yMonongob.la & Safe
@rie Goal Co." mar.
Der Mann iprang our 3eit bes..Mit=
tagehens ii6er gorb; feline 2si9e if
nod ni4t gefunbsn. Nad allen I'm.
3si9en mar Der Wann ssiftesssf6rt;
Grl. 8ebens, tusl&e su Jlorsn3 nit
benz Wanne In osmielben 6otel tuobnts,
meint, baB berielbe an 0srfoIgungs.
pabnFnn selitten babe.
S&weoen uno HOrwssen.
cranbIungen hber
Srennun9b Der Union.
2arlf a b, 81. Sept. Nadgs-
trennten ROnferen3sn bisltsn bic f9pe.
bii4en unb nOrmesiiden 2ommiKdrs
eine pierfinbise 9emeiniame SibIng.
Wan tpeiB, oaB Graser bs3islia bss
gertebrs swii9en betoen 2dnbern &C..
reselt purben, bab aber bic Grage Der
S4lsifung nOrtpssii9er gsfsaisungsn
often blisb.
8eri9isbene norusgii&e Bldttsr inb
oasegen, baB Der Sbron benz bdniIden
prin3sn Garl anaeboten rperoe, fe
ortusen barauf, bas BOLT fsls snt=
i4eioen, Oh es cine Wonardie ober cine
&epublit babsn NOBLE. 5
8elgiem.
q o n q b m @ T B c
Der Wutter.
BrhffeL 81. Septbr. @rdfin
2onpap, ehemalige 2ronprin3eifn bon
Oeferrei9. un9arn, leste einsn 6ran3
am @rabs ibrsr SHUTTER, Der a6nisin
Maria 9enriette bon gelsien, nisbsr,
tpel6e geftern Dor bret Sabren in Spa
farb. sic uObnte Der MeKs in Der
9astener pfarrtirde BET. tudbrenb ibr
@atsr, Q6ni9 QsOpolo. uno ibre jung
He G9mefer, prin5eifin 2lementine,
BET Der 8rauermsiIs i'm S9lob 2netsn
3lgegen Garen.
Cine gesesnuns Der @rdfn nit If.
rem Batter mirb, ME es In Der pribat-
meloun8 ueitsr heibt, fur unm69li9
eebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Sugar Gureb S&txiex = Gris nnaIstat :
1870 Rfunb LAT: IL 4fgsh Ids; 1918
Rfurb 14}; Sueste naaItdt a0-le %tmah
13}c I; Is Hhrnb 13e : 10 |fusb 1875 |; 10
Rfuno 1916.
GaIifornif@e 61xfex-e 3D. 8 Hfpsb etc:
9 bis Ii Yfusb *.
6&uItern-9nai. Gnreb. 10 SD 20 Rfa.s
tm Dus4f9nitt, sie; ls praxh SsrGf9ntt,
&c, 10 BIS IL Efuss 93e.
SrabftidsS re6-SIorer ensIsFD Earee 1915
QemabIter eusar 9ureh l6s, 81 2fuRb ia
Dar&f@nttt l7ie; 8 Bic 9 3fuxS ta Dur~s
I4nttt l6}c; 10 BIB 10 Rfuxb tm Dur4f&wHt
l84s: 5 Hfassb tn Dur8i4&stt. fAmaaI, HE.
6 8trab TN Dur&i&nt4. f4usaI, Isis.
Gped, GneI. -Veuatser. 8 BIZ 10 Biuah
tm DurGi&nitt, l6e; II bs Il 9tasb iu
Our&i&n!t. lax.
epe6-Riare Seites, 60 bH 20 Rfusb tm
0ur&i9ntH, l2te; Nars estsst 10 b 80
Rfunb. life: alare Deuis8. q bis % Rfusb.
l1ie; Is Bio 70 3D.. l2e: II ~ Is Rtunh.
I2}e; aIare Saadest % ID 80 Rfmsb. lie;
Nxaaea IL bS 10 4iyxb 1lis; Mare EadeH .
10 Y BfznS. 7<e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Aepfsl-gute ao@dpfel $2.be-3.b0 per
5ab.
8ananen $l.b0-2.00; fIetne e1-$l.26.
gttromen $50 500 Ser Rife.
Dransen - California 81 per Rite.
Trauben 18c BIS 2ac per 8orb.
gfrf9e $l.oa bis $40 per gaibeI.
8irnen $1.25 per BuibeI.
9faumen - $l.25 per 8uibeI.
gemRfe.
Rotbe gaber 25e pei Datenb gun&es.
California GeIerp s5e-$1.00 pei Bun&.
Differ EIatt 1be pee Du&enb.
Rraut S0c per TaS.
W~IumeniebI Toe per Dutenb.
8orn &c per Sutenb.
.@urfen &c Ter DuSenb.
SaIat &c per 4funb.
YeteriiIie &c pet DuterS Bux@es.
3miebeIn = 90c- 81. 26 per @rate.
@rine 8miebeIn Sc per 0uteub.
Neuen Ra,tofeIn - 6c = Csc per Buibel.
eIbtartofeIn So per Sab. $l.a6 per Bus
feel.
gabiele 15e pei Dutenb.
Spinat Tic per Sat.
tomatoes 55e per 8uibeI.
GanteIoupes - $i.50 = $500 per Sab.
8aHermeIonen - Sc = 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

M s + at elmer
. {. Sn Sbalsut i'm S9peiaer
2anton Bern mar cine Sodter hs
Wirtbes @robsIauier beim 8aoen in
Der bo9sebenoen Glare in einen Sag
reifen seratben; fie tpurbe fortse>
f9pemmt inb mar nabe barar, gu err
~trtnfen, als Der eben antpeienoe pro>
fefor Oeierine aus paris benz Md6>
den nddfprang. Seine f9tperen Waf<
feritiefel btn6erten ibn jeoo9, bie Ser
sung bes e%ef6brbeten MGo9ens RAID
Su b~onaieben. Oa fam aufdntg Die
@attin bes profeFors berbei; fie
itiirate fdneG entf9loFen ben NIT ben
Mosen &dmpfenoen mad uno braats
tbnen Die sIiitlide Mettung.
Rurtoer 3anf. Muf Der
@renalinie spt{9en ben @emet,ben
Wiston unb godermoutb in Der eng
Hidden @raHhaft Cumberland brah
Elm ourd Rabrunssmansel entfrGfteter
2an6ftreiher aufammen. Na9oem man
bas HDtbisite fir thn setban bate unb
es fi9 herausfellte, oaB Der damn ar
beitsunfdbtg unb sGn5lth mttteIos let,
tonnten Die beioen Irmenbeb0roen fid
ni9t einisen. tuer Derpflidtet fet. thn
fernerbin gu periorsen. Ra4 ldngerer
SiBung I'm boben @atb fam mat, gum
@ef9Iub, Der 9emeinbe Wiston ben
llnslidsmeni4en 5uSufpreden. od ins
nerhulb beren 9ren5e Der obere, alfo
.ptntiqere" R0rpertheil geleger babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Trif9es Rinbfeti@-MeaIt3s otiers - 8
SIC; bieige etiere e-8He: bisfoe 4s&hes
$50 tw ZOO RfuHo Sc; bkHee &a9e zoe
bis $50 Efunb &c: &aBe $50 ID 60 HfuHS
&c; Stier EorserrserteI &c. csier StHter'
ptertet ll4e. &ish ntxterpsssts! lie. Eiah
gorberuierteI &c. Rub Rorsersiertel 4ies &as
0,nterbiertel &c.
Trti&es RaIbfeii&-2dIber 10e, 3sntsss
pserteI 13c, Borberptertd 7c.
6rii9es e9afaeii& - Sdsrsef PER Rss,nh
11}s : e@afe sc: e9exsd l6e; Ea6e auh
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

OepodeItes e4ustxeieff - kao4exir3e,
Tancp Big s21 90; 4larss Dean s16. 80; Sans
q $500; etcrt Clear $500; shrzYf
S16. 30.
geb6rrtes RiHeFef@ - e9txisx, req.
Sets. 13}e; xubeHfdtex Olosi: SKHsxi. Is;
Rn66cl lac.
e&raab - tn TiereeB Il. Dual. 104e: 2
nuaIttdt So; 8. nuaIttdt s}e
SB1rfe - 0erduGerte DretrnrN sle
yysanfhIrter 7ae; Bologna ix Sdruss &c. IN
xu4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

SnbtanaYsIis 3aHeesgrefs

SnbtanaYsIis RaHeesgrefe
Veu5bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; tttzsa bts a.
pablter A-16e Sancp e2s-SSs, 8sIesx
Denoru 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 2s-s2e.
Sn Badetsa
xrtoia $14.25, Zion S1t.25, Serfss sIl %;
caracas s1l.2 10. DiHwortt's s1s 30. nxta
Sara 8lenb $3.50, @limar SABA 8Isnb
s1l25, Ourieo SLABS.
SnGer-Domtnoes 7.s7e; gtE6sr4es 6 80
puIDeriFrter 6.82e; xxx3 puIpsrtFrta 8 ne.
fesaer granuirter 6.lae; Cubes 5.s7s: Con.
ieettoners' a6.47G Hibsesuoob u b.27s: Sk6s
ss Z 6.1ae; Empire g6.C7e; SasaI ssss
goIben 8 6.02e; Mtnbipr grtre 3 4.s7s,
&isse~oob 6 SIC; sslbsr q 5. s2t; Is 9
Bee 4.47.
GiFs-Ias go sr. Eef). Gas, e-1lsn
gouons.
3idIes-24O0 I'M Gas $40: 1900 in sas
ss; 1900 TN aaIbfas $500; 500 to- Sss
$3.50.
etarte-gearI. 8fe, GbamvtsH eIcs. I xzs
8 pfafo Sadete 8. Scsn. l Pfa. zctsse.
4X-63c.
genbp-7G etanssn ssnti9t 7; G o.
Ger setaii&t &c; Saaner 9psR &c; grses
Bonbons 10c; 9s. Q Cream gsntfGt g.
0etrodnete SrH9te-aepfeI. on Der Sexst
eetrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeerea 7s &c 7ks;
gitron 18e Bis l4e; RoFaen. q grOsss. Pea
Yfinb. 7c, 8 groun 73e, 4 grprps 7fs Eesf
n,enfreie chs Sc, California gssscasa TVS;
euItana NC. tnsportirte SuItana lis bii Ifs
California Aprttoien Sc bis 12e.
&eis-GaroItna. 2opf. 4i--s}s, Scyas 81
-5ae, sebroGeuer. 3--4e.
MiHe-SraatI nea &c bts loo; StIbsrts lt;
NanoeIn Il; mei9f9aIise Rasbssx is
Serbian Ranbein 16e; Hee.ats &c bid So.
ser6fete &c Bis &c; gnsIf@e zsaIsaas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
GetsHoe.

Nsbex go. 2 rstber s4Ie, sat Ssss
fen. CSC pon EabIen; SO. 8 rDfsr 60,
September s4Ic; S~sossnue;eE sec.
2oru ~(neaes) - 20. l ueis E4fe Ea. 9
ueib 6le; $40. 9 weis Sale. 70. 4 pfs,
sac; Re. 2 weis ssuHf4t 65f; SIC. 6
pest gsmif4t 65c; go. 4 pes sszii9'
s8c; Ro. 2 seIb 6Sfc; 70 8 aeIt SD :
sto. 4 geld 53c; SO. 3 qerif9t 6Stf ;
80. 8 aenaf9t 55te; &c. 4 ssnsRSs 5Bs /:
4oIben 55c.
3afr- SO. 2 wetsa 2s}e; En. 9 rs;sss
26c; 20. 2 0enai4tG g.; 20. 8 faxf4tss
23Xc.
3eu go. 1 atraotbs 1880; 70.
2. IS 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
Bem @eeemsEeyss.

xtutotb9-8ertaufsprete. Ts. 10000.
Rice 8ertaufspreife: go. 0o-se %
Dei&torn - gertaufspre!e: f ROO ia
NuaIttdt, 68 BIB Gle.
S~6fr-se4dt 32-86s; Ia hr 1stssx
$8.00-S9.0o per 9enne. s1eur SS-6st.
etrob- Pretfe, ie mad BEN crsh. b Bck
len, 81. 00-$8.00 {.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Rotber &Ieeianien IS .25-s.60.
gnslii&er 3Ieeiamen $3.50.
NIibte 8Ieeiamen $.~s00-8.60.
AIfaIfa 8leeiamen Sc. 2t-9.e0.
Beiber 8leefamea $500.
@epdblter Timotbp $l.s0-1.eo.
Srbindrer bis gutter Tim,otbp S1.b0-l.76,
Saneb 8entudp gIausras sl.5D15k.
8Iausras III @baf b0e.
@usIi@es TIausras $l.45.
Dr4arb @ras 81. 70-1.a0.
&eb Top IN Gbaff Nc-$1.le.
Rafer Rorn 76e-$1.00.
Anaber 8u6errobr Saulest $l.00-l.25.
@eiber 9aferiaraen 40c
Griibiabrs @erte $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom $l.00-L&.
Eeb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Com 4eas $l.76.
Niuet 81 80 bis $1.85.
5rabiabrssN eten $1.40.
SetsuiebeI, weibs, seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
,er 8uIbeI.
SUI ; 3artofeI, eeIbe Ssriet, Bermuda,
JeIbe 9anIer1onb unb iihIt&e Queen 800 rer
5ab; rotbe @anieu1enb $2.75; Braflicnf9s
$50.
RartofeIn, fribe 8 No@en zoe rer Babel:
Dbio 65c per 1uibeI; frlbe 9oie Soc per
fribe Bur0anf 50c per BujbeI; fribe
pebror 45c per BuibeI; garaI Sem 9crf uEb
Sreen Tseuntatn 4Oe per Suibel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
Upr Gertd1f.

-Wesbalb saben ste bas eefun6ene
portemonnaie nidt auf Der poliaei
ab9"-.gs mar f9on fpGt Mbenos!"
limb am nd9ftenM orsen9 .War
nir mebr 6rin!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

8mttex, &tex xae &sEGee1
H8nbIer bsSa5lea feIecsbe Tsesfs:
Butter - GouutrS, lie, SsecrsssV 70 (.
oIetR 24e
eier-l63e pet Dutenb.
Nlbner l0}c. eStHe 8. Tartess-10--l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

l9en Sentiments TT, ieiner poftion
beilufig 9eben.
S@wei3.
GrtebenscongreB.
2u3ern, 81. Sept. Der inter-
rationale GriebsnscOngreB senebmiste
In isinsr heutisen SiBuns ben 8eri9t
ieines gomites, Der cine Wisberannd=
bsrun9 spifdsnS eutf9laub unb 5rant-
reid bur9 before fommsrsisle unb po-
litif9e 8erbinoungen empie6lt.
Hublans.
CUR bbolungb Der @ n
semen.
Obefa a, 81. Sept. Die &egies
rung bat ben anerifanii9sn Sampfer
v@aronne" ssdartert, Der bemnd9f
nit Der vMngora" unb 3 S9ifsn Der
5rsiriaisenfOtte bemnd9f nod So
pan geben tuirb, um bte rufRi9en @s=
fan9enen ab3ubolen.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10

eral with it's money that it can afford to spend s25O for the entertainment of a living man and could not a few weeks ago afford to pay out 10 cents for a poor stn-sodden woman who cried and begged, and suffered, and died for the want of dimes worth of dope Died in prison cell for the want of dime. and here we are appropriating $25O to entertain a man who has thousands at his command.
 T don't object to MT. Roosevelt com- ing to Montgomery" cried the lusty Alderman, but I do object to appro- priating the peoples money to entor- ward VII. or any other man on earth"
 Alderman Roemer said that Alderman Sullivan referred to the cfty's refusing dope but did not refer to the fact that he voted and shouted and worked and talked for a city quarantine, which the Alderman from Ward 6 himself was supervisor, and which was abandoned as useless in two weeks after its inaug- Sullivan was straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel In refusing to ap. proprate $25o for an. entertainment gomery. and appropriating s2oo a day for a quarantine which was taking dollars out of Montgomery. He be- not have looked up the legal points if resolution had been introduced at the close of the baseball season to give Ike DuTTeLt 3OUV eHLeTtdlnI1eHt. ne Ue- lieved that the Alderman would have pulled for it's passage just as hard as the speaker. 1sA +,
 Roemer and Sullivan.
 During this speech, Alderman Sulli- van sitting next to Alderman Roemor suggested witticisms at his own ex- pense, and finally the speaker became so convu1sed with laughter that he blurted out, "Aw, shut up, Jim" Then the crowd in the council Chamber roared.
 In answering Alderman Roemer, Al derma Sullivan said that for the first time he knew why Alderman Roemer had insisted on the resolution pre- venting housekeepers from hanging their clothes out to dry on Dexter Ave- nue.
 He knew the President was coming and didn't want him shocked" said the Alderman.
 The vote was called for and resulted as follows:
 Ayes-President Mcintyre, Aldermen Coins. Griffith, Gunter. Lobman, Roe mer. Ruth. Ryan, Strauss, Teagues-1O.
 Nays-Aldermen Forbes, Maddox, SulliNan-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
MONTGOMERY ALDERMEN CLOSING
 BUSINESS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR

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 and was doing another. He thought it dangerous precedent to allow such encroachments on the principal high ways. He declared that the Street committee had been called upon to in, spect similar petition and had turned in an unfavorable report.
 Alderman Teague said that he was member of both committees and had signed both reports. When he signed the report of the Fire Committee 1t was with the understanding that no en- croachment should be made on the side- walks and that the work should be done under the direction of the city
 Alderman Gunter said that the prece- dent would be dangerous one to allow renters or property owners to prey on and he Haeemnm made a statement similar to the state ment of Alderman Teague.
 Alderman Strauss said that he would be eminently in favor of refusing 10 owners. who had refused to improve his property and retard the progress of the city and draw unreasonaDIe But inasmuch as the authority had already been granted he did not see how it could properly be rescined. The Boemer resolution was adopted by the following vote:
 Ayes-Aidermen Forbes. Grifith Gunter. Lobman. Roemer, Ruth Ryan,.
 Nays-Aldermen Strauss. Sullivan. Teague.-3.
 Department Deficits. Alderman Lobman introduced an ordi- nance to make certain appropriations to cover the deficits in the various city departments He asked for unanimous consent for their second reading as the city treasurer was unable to close the city books until the ordinance was adopted. The deficits were as follows: Cemetery. $540.52; city officers. S2s9.9S; interest, $l,379.45; light, $1,4S5.75 mar ket, $21479; printing, etc, $19,45; police, s6,76427; public works, s555; sanitary, $6.354.62; schools, $S,375.SS; streets, $S.919.56. Unanimous consent was granted ana ordinance was adopted. Similar ordinances were introduced to pay for water works material and to take up a note for $2.000 due on the Carter gravel pit Alderman Roemer facetiously asked why the city wasn't getting any gravel from the pit, but the ordinances were passed.
 Aldermen Ruth and Ryan introduced paving ordinances, which were referred to the Committee on Streets and Alder man Roemer introduced an ordinance granting Schloss & Kahn right to ex- tend the railroad tracks from their warehouse a greater distance, which was referred to the joint committee on Franchises and Privileges and Streets. The Council adjourned at 1o:4o o'lcOck.