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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

eugar GureS e&tnien - grfe NuaIitdt :
1870 Yfunb liz: 15 Htanb 118e; lola
pfunb 12f; 8pette AuaIttdt 20-l6 2f,uab
lie [; l6 Plumb 114e (; IL RtraS 11le ; 10
Htinp 12e.
9aIiforntj@e e@smten-s BIB 8 Efarb se;
8 bts IL pfumb 7ae.
6&uItern-GnsI. Gureb. 10 5B 20 Rfuns
tn Dur@f@ntH, Se;- 16 Blunt Dur&i&nitt.
9}e, 10 bs IL 4fuae 93e.
SrHbfAds6 Yed-RIaScr GngItjb Gureb 164
eswdbIter Susar @ureb l63e, 81 Rfunh tn
Dur@i&nttt 1Se; 8 Biz 8 Rfasb ta Tur@s
f@nttt 13e; 10 bs 10 Efa,tb TN Drr3f@mtH
lie; 5 pfaab ta Dasr9f&mtH, f@usaI, l0}e.
8 ptmsb I'M Dur&f&nit. i&uaal. la}c.
Gped, gmsI.-@epdbtte, 8 bis 10 ptnah
tn Dur9f&mitt. lie; IL bio II 4fusb la
Dur&f@uttt, 112e.
eped-Rlare eetten. 30 BIB 10 4funb tn
Srr@i@nttt, s4c; RIare 6eter, 20 BIB 80
Piunb, exc; 2lare Bellies. % bts 90 Pfunh,
9ke; Ia bts 20 pfb.. s}e; II BIB is Pfumb,
95e; 2lare @a6en. Is Bis 30 4fans. &c;
Sudden ID BIB Is 2fsab &c; 3Iare seaden 9
Bic 8 Rrab. ne
@ep0deItes e&wetneRef4 - 3Ro9enIpieB
Sanep pig SIS. 90; 2Iares Beam $780, Sauss
y $500; etort eIem $14.60; suupf
S18. 90.
0sb6rrtes NinbaeH4 = 04tnfeR, req
eet5. 18}e: Hutedesten 10e: Snaed. l6}:
&n6deI 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
g d m II 9 |.

g albeto n. Ser., Is. San. =
Bic Bunbes=@ roBgefdworenen baben
segen ueridieoene befannte Biirser bon
Brownsville Intlaseu tpegsn Sdmua-
gelns erboben. IS uiro bsbauptet,
oaB bas S4mu9geln In groBem MaB =
ffabe bstrieben uurbe. Sie unterneb=
n,er benubten gum transport Der
Waaren Werieaner uno berb;snten se-
mug babel. UNI bic Strafen Der 3rdser
gu be3ablen, tuenn bieielben absefabt
tpur6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
@eftamomiB MoHeam's.
Mttentat anf bic .nmbria."

pbifabeIpbia, Is. San. =
@sblsr &OReau, tuelder am SonnsrftaQ
i'm Befbe elmer unselabenen 66nen-
mai9ine betroHen tpurbe, bat Der 20.
li3ei 9sitanoen, bab er es mar, Der am
Dienifaa Dos Nttentat auf bic Statue
Grisbri9's bes 8rOben in @aibinstOn
ma6te unb oaB er i'm Sabre 1908 ben
2oHer nit Der SOlenmaidine nod benz
Sampfer umbria In Seem Dort
i9idte.
Der @efan9ene, bshen ri4tiger Iame
nidt betannt 1T, ma9te bieie @efdno-
niHe in Der Office bes Capt. SonagbD
bon Der bisfisen @ebeimpoli3ei. nod
benz perionen Ton Stem Dorf uno
Waibington i'm ibsntifi3irt batten. @r
giebt feinen @runo fur bic beriudten
Werbrs6sn an auber, res fno 3u bel
ausldnbii9e @ef9i9ten In bieiem
2anbe."
Die poliaei tlaiffi3irt ibn als einen
patriotii9en 5anatifer. @OReau legte
tein frsiuiaises @efdnonib ab. ion-
bern CAB nur bic Sin9e 3u. bic ibm
nadeepieien truroen. Wabri4einli&
tpirb er an bic Beb6rben bon Nep Oorf
ausgeIieiert tuerben; aud @aibinstOn
betpirft fi9 UNI i'm.
Wo fi9 &oKeau felt benz alternate
auf bic tlmbria i'm Wai 1908 big jeBt
aufgebalten bal. min er ni4t iasen, er
sibt aber gu bab ct bic Note an poli=
3sitommiRdr Green In Sem Dorf
f9rieb, bie 8eranlaRung 3ur Muffins
Oung bes 2offers nit Der 06lenma-
f&ine mar, bepOr berieIbe on Bpro Der
vumbria" sebra9t wurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
SiesraeSoie oer 0r;ma=Saaerima.

Sas traurige, pebmiitbiee @9idial
elmer Der sefeiertiten 8iinitlerinnen be.
Wosfauer Opsr, Der SGn5srin Has:
iatplepa, nirb our 3eit in rufiii9er
&unlttreifen lebbaft erOrtert unb Be.
fIast. Die bilbi9one unb nod in blii-
benoer Susenb itebenoe Dame ertrant'
te por einigen. Monaten 10 beftig, baE
Die Ierate ertldrten. nur cine fofortiel
Operation tonne ie retten. 6rduleir
&o5lapletpa srtlGrts ii9 bsnn aud
einperitanben. aber unter elmer 8eoin.
eung. ndmli6, muir etnmaI po(te FL
borber nod t~anaen, uno atpar az lire,
genefl5oorlteauns in Der Wostauel
Sper. sic isBte benin audi i6rsn Mil.
len bur9. uno bieles Muftreten bsosus
tete fir Die iunae 8iinitlsrin einsn
Sriumph ipie bic p~srfu0bnte Sdn5erin
i'm nod nibt erlebt. Nbsr eerabe bas
i4eint ihr @srbdngniB se!uOrben gu
Iein. Qls Tie am Nbeno nod Der Dor:
iieluns in ibr nit 8lumen unb &rdns
gen efuntes 9eim auridtebrte, !par
aIes unoere pereeHen = unter ben
ginorud ibrss neuen Sieses staubte
lie nidt mebr IN ben @rnit Der Situa,
tior, ale Gsfabren paren berseHen.
Srcs bss bsftissn WioerIpruds lei.
tens Der 4erSts ertldrte lie. bon elmer
Operation nidts mebr piTen gu fpol=
len. unb gu neuen Sriumpben reifte lt
ms Muslanb. 1lnb es fam, pie es
fommen mubte: Oas 9eiben berRiinft.
lerin beridlimmerte fih. unb enblia.
es mar in 3uri9. fab lie iid bod nod
gu elmer Speration eeatprnsen. sSesi
aber mar es gu ipdt! Inter ben 9Gns
ben bes Mrates ftarb lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
So. @onsreB.
6 G O /.

Wabin9ton n, Is. San. gs
beffebt bic Nbfi9t, udbrenb Der Der
banolunssn in oieisr Wa9e bic Staas
tenbil i'm Uorbergrunoe su 1alten; ibre
Greunbe hoffen 9sser gnbe Der Wo4e
sinsn Sag fefieBen gu tOnnen. on benz
iiber nisfslbe ab9effimmt meroen lou.
Die gssnsr Der Bill fino ipssisl gegen
bic 3ulafun9 @riaOna's.
Senator 5Orafer bal cine habin3ie=
lenbe Bill einesbra6t unb Senator
Barb min aus Oflaboma aus benz
Snoianer=S erritorium einsn Staat ge=
biloet, ariasnai unb SEEM WsricO
aber gang ausaef9lOfen ba5en.
Cine Mnsabl &epubIitaner piro nit
ieber bisier Mobififationsn sinberfan=
ben iein unb man boft aud einige
Semofraten au befebren. Sen. Bate
bat ansethnbist, bob Wontas oemotra=
tiide Senatoren ssgsrt bic Bill fpre9en
ipiiroen, bod it befannt, baB mebrere
elmer 0ereiniauns Stlaboma's nit
Dem Snoianer-S erritprium 3u einem
Staate ni1t a~baenei9t finb.
ST bic Staatenbin erlebigt, 10 bleibt
bic yin gsaen 0erfdliduns bon @ab'
rangsmittsls als unerleoigtes 8ef4dft
ibrig, bod if ihre Nnnabme sueifel'
baft, ba Die 3eit tur3 unb erff eine
gerpiQisun9sbia aneenOmme1 1T.
Saus.
Wie biel 3sit i'm Sauie nod bic @r=
lebigung Der Nntlager1 gegen gunbess
riAter Spapne in Nnfpru9 nebmen
tpirb, ldbt fih nod niat iaaer. ba
nod ;ablrsi6e Rsoen ansemeloet fno.
Die armss Wertpiaisunasbia 1T
aud nod 3u erlebisen; tie iol iofort
nod Der Swapne=Sa9 aufgenommen
tperoen.
Die psnfons-gia 1T bonn 2omite
einberidtst unb our 8srbanblung fertig
tpdbrenb bic @ourantsg | nod in Der
S9webe III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

Srti&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stiere 6
6Ac; bieiise etiere 6--8ie; btefige %aaha
$40 Biz 200 @funb 7e; bte1se 9iibe 40o
bis $50 pfunb t4e 4abe $50 BIB $50 pfanb
&c; etier BorberpierteI &c. etier Strter,
pterteI lie, Rinb StnteruierteI Sc. %tnh'
gorberpierteI &c, Sub 8orserpterteI 4e, Rub
0anternterteI 6}c.
Trt&es 3aIbfeif@-46lter 93e, Stnter'
rterteI 13e, BorberpierteI Sc.
Srti&es S@aiieii& - 2&mraer PEI phsnh
Sc I; e&afe BIC; e@enfeI l5e; Rods tura
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
0etsetoe.

&eben - Ro. 2 rotbsr $1.2O auf ge!e,
fen, s1.1s uon RabIen; 80. 8 rotbe, sI.l2
Sanmar 81 .26; Basenwepex $1.20.
Rorn (neaes) go. l weis z4}e /; go. Q
weib 44c; go 9 weib 44e; $50. 4 Uess,
42e; 10. 2 weib senrii4t 44e Wo. q
metz semii&t 44e SO. 4 melt semii&t
42e; go 2 seIb z4fe; 30. 8 geld a ;
go. 4 seIb 424e; SO. 2 seu,i1t 4A ;
go. 8 aeuii&t 44e; 80. 4 seu1f9t Az
0pIbe1t 45c.
Sofer- Ss. 2 wetber 32}e; 30. 8 pettss
82e; Ro. 2 0essii&ter 3l}s; slo. 8 seHH4tes
Bic.
8eu go. 1 aiaotbs $40. 90: SO.
2, 1915.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
Beri&t hber s q n.

90 Arlington. Is. Sanuar.
Das Staatsbepartement bat bon @ris.
com. benz @eianoten nod Sapan, einen
8eri9t erbalten, in benz berfelbe Inc
terehante Nngaben uber bic 6fonomi-
i6en Werbdltnife in Sapau unb beFen
0anoelsbe5ie6ungen nit ben Ser.
6taaten ma9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
G6MetNeN.

indianapolis Detail gertmafspreiie:
Raranuitb RIee $6. 5OA$7. 90.
Rotber $s.00-$6. 70.
2liife 81. 26-$8.OO.
gIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
@eiber So. 6O-$lO.25.
6ancn Tinnotbp $I.85-$1.90.
@ewdblter ST. 60-$1.s6.
Hrtnta 81. 75-$1. 3d.:
6ancp Rentufp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.60
@rtra reines IN Gbaf 50c-6Oc.
Or4arb @rab $1.46--$1.60.
&eb Top IN @bcf 85c-$1.2 %.
Betber Soma Sarner, 9afer 50c-60c.
@eiber Sninois s5c-55e.
sarnetl Com ueib urtb geIb $1.10-31.8 60,
Araber Sn6errobr Sa,,et $1-1.25.
@nftIage @orn 9Oc-$1.10.
Sribiabr 0erfe 90c-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
. Dasen.Rasfs.

Observation-Disclosures: SO OO-l0.oo.
Rice Sertaufspreie: $40. O0-SII.00
p 8eIitforn - 8ertaufspreiie: ie na9 ben
nuaIttdt, 65-70e; neues 45 Bic SOC.
~20fer-se&dIt 44-46e; tn ben xskres
$8.00-$9.50 per Tenne. Neuer 82-85e.
etrob-Rretie. ie mad BEN 9rlb. IN fst
len, s.. 60-$6.5O I.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

WiIItams reignirt.
90 afhinston, Is. Sanuar
Wm. Winiams, ginwanberungscom,
miRdr 3u Stem 9ort, bat feline &efigna'
tion sinaersidt. uno prdRbent @ooie'
belt bat bieIslhe in einem S4reiber
angenommen, in benz er bic gerbienif'
bes S9eibenben in tparmert Worter
anertennt.
IS b 8" Holt.
Oorf, Is. San. Ser Sam'
pier vSnous", tpelder BET Sire Sslant
franbete, murbe bente fott gema9t
Is tparsr mebrere Sdleppboote MOTH
tusnbis.
I Sob. g 10 n 8ifforb.
NemDort, Is. San. Rob. Swaiu
@iforb, Der 2anoidaftsmaler. if beutt
bier on Brufbrdune 9%eiforben.
@iHoro mar i'm Sabre 1910 aui
Nanihsn Sslanb, MaK.. eeboren; e,
mar elmer Der betanntefen amerttani.
fden 2anbf9aftsmaler.
Sif9erbampe r berIoren.
9 o f o n, Is. San. Bon Iancou=
Der, 9. g., uiro semeloet. baB Der ei.
ner biefisen @eieaidaft seb6renbe 81
ideroampfer columbia" an Der 9hfts
bon Britiid Columbia untergegansen
if. ginaelbeiten feblen nod. Be,
Sampfer bate sinen Wertb BON
$50, 900.
0teb3 Il 9ter.
S%enber, gol., Is. San. Die
8eamten Der Rational 2ine Stod
MFoeiation" baben nit Der vMmerican
gattle Growers ahoeiation" Ierbano=
lunseu anssfntpft. um bic SntersEsn
beiber @eieaidaften barmonii8 3u mo.
den; lsBtere @eieui&aft tparoe boriss
Wo9e or9aniirt unb beftebt aus 2eu-
ten, bic aus Der Contention Der Wieb=
ati9ter austraten.
3onferens.
SO abington, Is. Sanuar.
Die bemofrati f9en Senatorer Wc.
Grearp (2p.), JOffer (2a.) unb Daniel
ga.) batten beute nit benz prdioen.
ten cine 3onfersn3 i'm WsiBen 6aufe.
Man nimmt an, bab es fi& UNI biz
S9ieosgeri9tsperttdae banbeIt. bic
benz Senate uorlie9en unb benert man
i'm Stoen ni&t fehr geneigt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
Nr60te ann 0e>16ft.
te.

Nepfel-S1.65-$3.6 go per 6ab.
8amanem-@emdbIte $1.25 bis $1.7b pei
Bund, speite AuaIitdt 75c Bis $1.00.
RotusniiKe-$3.@ per Sunsert.
@ttronen-S2. 65-3.26
Oramsem-Saneb California NapeIs $500
$s.10 Biz $3.50.
girmen 75e--$l 90 per BuibeI.
Sancp Birnen-$1.5 80 YET Crate.
Setsen: SmYrna 11-16e bes Ef,sao.
DatteIn &c per 9funb, 60 4fa. &tffen.
Neuer Sont9-18c.
2rauben loo Bis l8e per 4ort.
VemHfe.
8o!be &iben-$1.76 per Sat.
9raut-6Oc bis 76e per Gab.
BIumenfobI 1926 per Sab.
Gurfen 40c per Rorb.
@eIerp-per BMn& zoe.
@riine Bobnen 76c per HuibeI.
RartofeIn 81. 00-1.l6 per Sad.
GlSfartoFeIn 81. 75-3.0 per 5ab.
Rabieie 8c--l8c per 9usenh Ban&eS.
Rbubarb lOe per Dutenb.
salat l2c per Bfmnb.
!2miebeIn - ST. per 8uibel.
Spami1@e 8wiebeIa 81. 70 per erate.
Mapp 8obnen $2.10 per HuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

Aatrfe 0erdu4erte 8rarursf 6ts
Sr~omffurter 73c; Bologna IN Ddruea &c, in
Tu& SIC.
S4naae - tn Iierees Il. Dual. &c:
0naIitdt S5se; 3. 0maIttdt etc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

0wtter, &tes suD 9eaAaei
aaubIer b,.abrsu ,oro.,,. u-.,,..
autter = gountr,, Ia 0r.or,.~. on
aIotn aie.
oaer-2ae her g,,..rn
biibner &c. Sabns & qvr,.r.-
-
nat
gnoros 8 gerfaufsprei,e errnort,r,,.
s&peberidfe aOe per afunh s-i,b,tr,ads.
e9weusrfdie 17e. Bisconftn sr.am , ea.s
131. 0eu Aorf Gbebbars 1ase. ,trb.tur..
{&er 9in,brroer I3-I4e. Grid IA.
-
Oeoeestes.
S~nOtanapsIss aemeeBreHs
SersobnI. bis gutter l0-12e; prta1a Bio os
wdblter H-16c 6aneu 82&-83e. goTssu
genoru 10 bis 22e, Sapa 2s-aae.
Sm qadetsm:
Hrioia $18.76, Zion S1S.76 {. Ser,ep sla.76.
Caracas $l3. OK. 0iamorth,s s1a IN g,,,n
Sasa 8lenh SIG. 90, RaiI8ou6 SIG. az. oat,s
BIenbeb Sapa SI2.60.
8uder-Domtmoes s.7Oe; etid.ud,r ? 10
puiueriFrter $500; 34x4 SuIpertNrter q. 6be.
feiner sra,sultrter $3.50; Gabss $3.50: gox.
feetioners' u 6 lee; Ribseuoob Y 5.s5e: Hbss
mig u 6.75e; GsnYtre rs. zoe; SbseI crtrp
goIben 6 6.55e; sBinbfor Grtra q $50,
&tbaepoob 6 b.66e: oeIber q AR. TX
Der 6.I6.
@etrodnete Sri&te-gepfeI. on Der eorn.
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7c bis 7ke.
gitron I0e Bic l4e: WoFnen. 2 Srpmn. ~,
Yfunb. &c, 8 @roum 7ae, 4 9rouu Tic ,aa,
ue.freie ibis Sc, California RuscateE Tic:
erItaaa nc, iu.portirte Guiana lie BIB IIe
California 4priioien Sc Bic Lee.
YidIes-24O0 i'm sos S,o. 1000 ,r- e.s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

Dwtter, &tes snD 0enAsa
GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe presIe:
Uutter Country lac, @reontsrs 30 ,
0IetR BIC.
Ger-22e per Dutenb.
8abner &c. S6bne s. TurtebsII0-I3e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
&on9rfb=Y rogramll,
Giatpaubernugs> &ummifdr @iQianls Dol Netu Yorf
reignirt.

STANDARDIZATION Der Staaenbia. = ySnons" wieSer hot. @faler Giioro
~getprbem.- Giderbampkr BON Bottom peroren. -Sdmugger
an Der mericaniden Gren;e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

Sate.
ensros s Sertaufspreiie Smportsrtss
e@ueseridfe 30e per 4funb einbetmHGs.
S9messrtdie 17c, @iseonftn Cream 9 Ed;s
1Sa. 9em gorf @bebbars 13ae, etnbetu.,
i&sr 2insburser 13-14e. grid 18-14e.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
THE WIND IN THE WOOD.

The wind Is walking In the wood.
hear him whisper to the trees;
They stand as they have always stood
They cannot wander where they please.
He murmu-s to them soft and low.
His witehery is all in vain:
They start and tremble TO and fro.
But firmly rooted they remain
For on a midnight wild and black,
When louder, fiercer, came the call,
A birch tree IN the tempest's track
Once struggled to escape their thrall
And. To- at daybreak she was found
From her companions torn apart.
Her leafy crest along the ground.
Shattered and riven to its heart.
Phoebe Lyde. In Lippincott's Magazine.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
The Tariff on Art.

There Is a movement on foot fol-
the repeal Of the tariff on art. This
tarin is not of the protective order
but is supposed to be justified by the
doctrine that luxuries should be tax
ed for the benefit Of the revenue.
There is great competition to OBJ
tain the art works of the old mas
ters. II America Is 10 move forward
in culture as 1t has In material
things the tremendous handicap OF
tariff on art works should be re-
moved. And, indeed, the PAINTINGS
and sculptures from which it is pro-
posed to remove the tarisf-those
created fifty years before the date of
importation-While they may remain
temporarily in the homes of the rich.
and thus be classed as luxuries, ulti-
mately reach the galleries and mu-
seums open to all of us, and it is to
the interest of all to see that no OBJ
stacle. be placed in the way of their
Importation.
The striking fact about the oppo-
sition to the present tariff on art is
that the artists themselves lead 1t.
They do not need protection and
would resent 1t IL offered.
There is one consideration that ap-
plies to the older paintings that
ought to be of weight: they have abb
solutely no monetary value as ma
terials, all their real value consists
in is their art and the memories as
sociated with them. A piece of can
vas daubed by child three hundred
years. ago would be as valuable. as
material only, as though Murillo had
touched it with his brush; but the
brush of Murillo appeals to the soul,
to the understanding, to the higher
part of Us, and for that reason men
give great sums of money for his
works. 1t would be just as sensible
to tax the thought Of Shakespeare as
the art of Raphael. Let the tariff be
removed unless we wish to remain
in the rear of the procession as far
as art is concerned.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

ment II may be, too, that the black
man in America is capable Of fairly
keeping pace with the white man,
although he has not proven 1t so far.
Yet both these contentious are swept
aside by the fact that he will not
work.
What is the South to do? Shall 1t
wait on theory to dig its mines, build
its railroads, and market its crops
Testimony on this dilemma is not
hard to find. ]. N. Hazlehurst, an
engineer now engaged in construct
ing sewers for the city of New Or
leans, has this to say:
AS evidence of irregularity and the
! non-dependabiiity asserted. from the
carefully analysed statement of con-
structive operations over which the
writer has had Jurisdiction during a
period of twelve months just passed, and
where more .han $40 900 has been paid In
wages alone, exclusive of holidays or
when work was impossible on account
of weather conditions. the average of
the actual time employed as contrasted
with a possible opportunity for work
amounted 70 es.e per cent, or. simply
stated. the negro laborer was willing
10 work at exceptional wages and pre-
ferred employment only q little more
than one-haif OF his time for the twelve
months.
And one of the division superin-
tendents of the Southern railroad
reaches the same conclusion in re-
cent letter on negro labor, IN the
course of which he testifies:
During the month we were Obliged to
employ T06 men TO do the work which
under other circumstances $40 men could
have performed: in other words the men
instead of averaging twenty-six days per
month. actually averaged about twelve
days each.
1t is evident the South is paying
too dearly for her progress. She
would reap a larger advantage from
1t IL she had labor on which she
could rely all the time. And SO she
has gone about getting that labor.
This is no turning upside down. 1t
is plain common sense. And In the
enterprise and independence of ham,
pering tradition which 1t signifies it
Is the most encouraging sign afford
ed since the .dres .lful era of recon-
struction that the South is really
awake to its present responsibilities.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Unschuld Circle Meets.

On F;iay evening the Unschuld
Club "Cheie Do" met in the home Of
Miss Stella Raymond. Besides the en-
senble playing and reading on musical
topics by the pupils, Miss Won Unschuld
began her lecture on the "Nibelungen-
ring Of Wagner Rheingold, first scene,
was played by four hands by Fraulein
von Unscnuld and a pupil Another
subject for Fraulein Won Unschulds lec-
ture was the comparison of the three
great symphonies OF Beethoven. Brahms,
and Bruckner. symphony movements Of
each composer were illustrated by the
students.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
COngreSSmen'S Interest
In Days EventS LIVELY
Prince Says No Legislature
Ever Tried to Sandbag Insur-
ance Companies

his friends by making straight-from-the-
shoulder speeches defying the hypocrit-
icai and hysterical efforts OF his enemies.
Some of the clergy are supporting Pat
tison. but you know the preacher in
politics sometimes slops over.
Senator Dick while here the other
day told a story that illustrates some of
the feeling in Ohio. Dick is State chair
man and was approached by mer-
chant the other night who remarked:
L am Democrat and church member.
strange as that may seem, but I'm going
TO vote for Herrick because the preach
ers are abusing him. My pastor came to
me toduy asking for the $50 i always
give him for his salary. 7 declined to
entribute and told him the money would
be given to the Republican committee
this year and every other year that he
wasted his time stirring up sedition
against the Republican party. Other
members of churches will do the same
thing
THE story obtains credence In Ohio
that Pattison was chosen for Governor,
not by Democratic sentiment, but by a
combination of life insurance interests
that feared an investigation like that
going on In New Yerk. Pattison, II
elected governor. would appoint State
Insurance commission. who could In turn
prevent investigation In Ohio. Patti
son is president of big company that
has failed to comply with Ohio laws. and
1t will be given attention after this cam
paign. Senator Dick is conducting a
vigorous fight and has proven himself in
more ways than one a worthy successor
OF the lamented Hanna"
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Pattison Insurance Nominee.

Colonel Francis b. Gessner. who has
been Identified with Ohio politics for
many years, is in town for a few days
At the New Willard, last night, speaking
Of the present campaign In his State, he
said:
1T Is simply amusing to hear Demo-
Gratis talk Of defeating Governor Her.
rick. yet such talk has done good in stir
ring UP the Ohio Republicans. who after
a majority of 255.oOO last year were in
clined to take things easy. The wild
shrieking and abusive tactics of the
Anu-Saloon League, which organization
is supporting the Democratic nominee.
Pattison, Is arousing resentment among
business men and good citizens who see
no call 10 bring religion or morality into
the Sight. Herrick is a Christian and a
temperate man; only he Is not a fanatic.
He wash to campaigning, but
this year he has amazed and delighted
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Boston Symphony.

The concerts by the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra will be given on the
Tuesday OF November Z. De-
cember .. January 9. February Is, and
March IS at 4:ao o'clock The ~erches-
ira which will come 10 Washington
will comprise ninety-six performers. the
same number as is used in Boston. New
York. Brooklyn, Philadelphia. and Balti-
more. All but one of the concerts viii
be conducted by Mr.. Gericke. the regu-
lar conductor of the orchestra. The sec
ond will have as conductor, the eminent
French composer, NJ Vincent d'Indy,
who is coming to this country by special
invitation extended to him by the or
ehestra-
The local management of these con-
certs has been intrusted to Mrs. Katie
Wilson Greene. and it is due largely TO
her effort that washington has been re-
stored to the list of cities visited by the
Boston Symphony Orchestra
y A particularly interesting lot Of pro-
grams have been prepared for the
Washington concerts. Not only are the
classics wisely chosen, but some most
attractive novelties are on the list At
the first concert Nine. Gadski viii be
1.-THE solo artist At the second the special
attraction will be NJ. Vincent d'Indy.
Another solo artist will be Prof. Willy
Hess. the eminent violinist and concert
master of the orchestra, as well as the
leader of the Boston Symphony Quartet,
which is to give a series or concerts
here during the season Prof. Hess has
never played in Washington, and In view
of his sensational success In Boston.
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimose
last year. his coming will attract mucA
attention
The other two solo artists will be
Harold Bauer, one of the finest pianists
IL has been the fortune Of this country
to applaud. and Henri Marteau. the
yiolinist. Neither of these artists needs
Introduction 10 Washington.