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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
Die etaerbeits= 8ebSrSe.

Die Si9erbeits- Beb6rbe bielt aefern
ibre Sibune ab. 6erbert Gale, elm
frtibsrer Ringtdmpfer, tuuroe als Sub
tituts Geuerpsbrmann ernannt. 5ale
batte als &ingsr sinen 9uten &uf, Der
feine erporbene 96rpertraft unb Sc
idpinbistsit pobl an3upenoen ber-
ifeben uirb.
WiIiam Sacobi tpurbe eleidfals
ernannt, Der grnennung bes @befs un.
termorien.
Sie bonn polisitsn gailsb einges
rii9te @sfianatiOn wurbe angenOm.
men, uno 6elman Sbet9er uuroe an
fsiner Stele ernannt. 8ailep purpe
tusgen isines auBsr9sp0anliden Gleibss
belobt.
gnbli9 puroe aud Der @ontraft fur
cine gspultsrte 3eae in Der pcli3ei=
ftation ausseseben. albert 8On
Sputellon srbislt ben Contract fur
$3.50. Sieie 8erbeherung, Die i9on
isit idnssrsr 3sit in geratbuns mar,
if cine Der sr6Btsn @Otbmenoisteitsn
felt lnnasmt bspiQi9t.
Soffsntli9 wiro Die Irbeit prompt
ausgefhbrt, 10 baB ni&t etpa tpieber
Elm tObia9tigsr patisnt f4 S9absn
sufist.
Nuf gmpfsblung bes poli3eiiupsrin=
tenoenten 4rii9er wurben mebrere
mannfaafien, Die felt Mitte Sanuar
auf piobs bientsn, Der reguldren Sorce
beieefist. Die Wameri Der @enann-
ten finb tDie folQt:
Ollie 0snrp, &apmo1 Crane, sfObn
M. Saultban, @eorge M. Manforb,
Grant Glenn, German &aoema9er,
Sobn peaf, elmer Stobbarb, g.
&uder, Charles SObnion, Samuel
@aobis, Ssnrp Ssiner, @rant 5slton
unb @eorge W. Stoboarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
. Burger ausS r n o l,
baben % INF d G.

Semohner bon SrDineton erf9ienen
Dor Der geb6roe In 8e3us auf bic 8er=
bensrung elmer Mnsabl Straben, fur
bic f9on ieit ldn9erer 3eit elm bauerns
bes pfafer geuini9t tuurbe. @egen
einaelne oerfelben purben gInmdnoe
erbOben, ba bic 8spobner befiir1ten,
bob bic ab3u9stanaigrdbsn fid nod
ni9t geb6rig geientt babsn, Inn bau=
srnoe pfafferuug i4on iebt borsuneb-
men. Die Bsb6ros anttportete, baB
feline TerbsHerunsen in &nsrif geuoms
men tuerben, ebe ni4t Der Sngenieur
cine 3ufimmung gegeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

Dafbin 9 n, 1. Stunt.
SIR Snbiana: S4Sn beute Ea4t uno
tpabrf9sinIi9 Sreitas ; fiibIer i'm aubsriten
n1rbIi9en IbeiI ant Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
8sb0rae far 6Fentlt&e @erte.


en9es in9erei9t t.
6ir 2iessS trabe uno @ement : Seis
tentpese on Der 8risbtmoob gbe., bon
Der MaHaduistts aOenue big our 81.
Strabe.
gntgHItiger 8e1IuB
geaBt t.
6hr bic gr6Hnung uno 9erldnge.
rung DER 9appes Str, bon Der Wor-
ris Bis our Sanoers StraBe, fur Elm
am6If36ai9es Mbsugstanalrobr in Der
eraen 9laep tpeffli4 bon 6iablanb
plaee, bonn 6auptab3ugstanaI an Der
81. Str. Biz gu einem l31 Sub
tueiter fioli9 gslsgenen puutts; fit
cine Badfsin-s trabenpfafferung unb
RinnFeins an Wbittier plaes, bon Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
.Qvres Bulletin -.
sic 3ablem tueniser get benz
..nm3mss=S erfamf...
Sor5igli6e &egenidirme

89c faufen einen Butter 8romn
@eseni9irm, Die beiten, itarfiten
uno SUPPLEMENTARY ten S9uI>
@sgenlairme Die ie gu einem
Dollar berfauft purben. Oie>
felben iinb in Gnslilb @loria
nno baben banbsefdnibte Srife.
S1.45 tit Der um3ugs< 9 erfaufspreis
fur einen Srauen Sfeseai6irm
bon linton Safeta, in grim ODER
ODER braun nit attraftiben 8or<
ten, Yrinceb grifen un6 Guaite;
tuaren friiber $1.95.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
QpcaI,B etterberi9t.

Sd0n unb pdrmer beute Na9t; Sreitag
f95n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
@etterbertMt.

Sur "a stnnS.n. .nS.nb = ubr gOrs.ns, .. snni.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
EberntometerHnue

xhermometerffane.
S59Fe Eemperatur. .......... " Grab
0~iebrisfe 9entperatur. ......... "a .
W. e. 8IbtBS
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

e eiHdftss@ tlesenbeiten- Tabrifanten unb en-
W erosbduoler. pelbe i'm Often 2a9errdume.
Deriaubt unb anbere Gei&dftsz SiIiaIien ~bebiirfen,
fortsn f4 on The Home Supply Company, Cor.
risburg, Yeura., menbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

Cktnsn, eHeS GtIh m nerlefhen m treeuh siueu
1etr 2 fur 8 Bis 9 Pru3eut.
American Home Buying co.,
. 2omborh 0sbauAe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

rIanst-Giu Rdbhen fir Sausarbeit. Rein
~ sSaihen nne Bhgeln. sohn $500 bic @ohe.
Nan3ufra9en SO. 1855 Torb 4enniplpania Gtrabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
Die "CitT Band >

otabIirt 1853, n.rtHat ieserseit Engage,
ssnts sEtssse1. SrsenspeI9e Dr&easr
1uff nns irseas eine grsabI bon geufiers
Nib seEiefsrt. 9eae Substituting unb nsr
unifcr.nen. 81. q. RtIIer, Director
esnrg eprewspfstL, gef&dftsfabrss.
8e1 aentx6p Ausnue.
Sssevbon s's's Rsa lbse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05
oyama and Ills Wife.

Marshal Yamagata is the ranking
commander OF the armies OF Japan
mnsuuch as he is not retired, bur be-
cause of his age and ill health he
surrendered his right Of command 70
Marshal OVamB. vino IL lu bis sixty
FIRST year % man of robust build and
more han six feet in his s4ocking
feet MaFrbionpss OFHma was Hradu-
atrd fnom ga ar CuIleer about 1850.
Sua Wa- BORN 5u Japan. Har father
Va. 3 renowned fighter Tw1 iaRa-
.,aa zsfs wete graduated from VAS
.Hr vfH she present dareh-one
Uama 0ue s fAe Wfa Hf Admiral
'nw Fte ulHvs 3# 3ma Eua4+
|au.u'- greatest Waman eanes.ar,
%s soldier 0Fama Hvams lsnF
.o haar 81 sreat name Noei knrneis
Nod1a. su8 tle others were $50 his
personal selections aud asa fiuef
faH oaHId base haan gathered This
quality af ehusIua hls suh0faiumtes
lu ORDER luat taa riNht wau miEhf Al.
wats BE- in lhe Eshf place extended
duwn .hussa se shole ARMY
The Harauise usama j. la esery fes
snrff E charming anmAn psakinN
EnglIeh perfectly znd understanding
Thoroughly the arf 20 eH9effaininz.
ft .s pieaaafa GO risii them. and na
unnm.N Rfw more popular han the
mAtual aud bis wife
/ TIE Satbama clan ~ wAieh the
Marquis ovama is member Ee fhe
bHsi suH moss arfstoeratte - japan.
Z rNH Aatsnmaa have ai@aFa b@en
xreaf fighters anosl @afaamFs. wsta
8fh~ tFuH spirit af me sAaawaA. and
ih~v are physically larger rAcs
thaH m0at ~ the her Iapans@e
Thmr have a8aa h@wn mmaa@ tAs
a@uaSrvs wrwmtem8 aTsiafa. rs thm @E
aaamgfe pottery FaTmW8 ozxa IN &maMa
wa @sm1 guetaT hears wsGmeam.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05
Undertaking Department
81

position he now holds? Lawson has
made good What sorry spec
tacle our great financiers present!
Scarcely one of them of prominence
but that HAS been shown to be con-
nected with some dishonest scheme.
These are the men who talked so
loudly about national honor" in
1896; these are the men who think
they have a vested right to control
the federal treasury and dictate the
financial policy of the government;
these are the men who stand behind
the trssts and the railroads today
and resent any attempt on the part
of the public TO protect the people.
The shipbuilding trust investiga-
ton, the Munroe & Munroe invsti-
gatioR, the Equitable scandal, the
railroad rate controversy, the Bige-
low failure, the Tarbeil articles on
the Standard Oil, the Russell articles
on the beef trust, the Sreffens articles
on municipal corruption and Law
sons articles on frenzied finance
what side lights they throw on piu-
tocracyt They will contribute to
the education of the people and pre-
pare the way for the triumph oi
|Jeffersonian democracy.-~T Com
mOner.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

a chemist at Richmond W. has
produced liquid which ia $4,000
times stronger than the best quality
Of beer and ors drop of e. placed
in a large beer glass aud tilted wtb
ice water produces = s-aas at 89ra
beer Of the finest grade The ex
traction contains an alkolold from
hops just 500 times stronger thar
crude hops aad The active pglneI-
pie of mau i2 5a0 times }hn
rreugth Of common malt. made fgom
the best barley Quinsan Appeal
When This DISTILLED essence ~ H.
liquid that made Milwaukee fanoBs
comes into common use "a fel.w ESD
carry his beer in hts vest passet
snd get drusf every tina be vsiga
the iee box Our onIg fear s that
ne pessy legislatures vii require
YOU "a eet a physicians pres p'iou
for the done
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

Galveston and retnrn s9.GE. ae-
csuut Regatta On sale June 3 Lime
80 June ~.
Mineral Wells aud return s340.
account Texas Retail GnoeeIs and
Butchers Association. On sale June
~ and r. Limit same date.
Austin aud return $50. account
Grand Losge X of + Coinrea and
EneamBment Uniform Rank X 81
r on sale night OF June III aud
night OF June 1G. Limit Jane NJ.
Fort Worth aad return sl,Te. ac-
count the state Pharmaceutical
Association. On sale June 2 and ID.
Limit June Ie. ~as1 at~-
Austin and rteufn $3.50, account
state convention +. Z. societies. GA
sale June / 9 and 90 Limit June -,
Coiaieana and return slfa ae'
count Hoods Texas Brigade Reunion
or sale June So and @l. Limit e
June 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

The frsuaaE rnlu...- Ua.e
accused 49, faa.u0 81. u#eug
threats without a.rua 0hew 5a1
but gbs. v.. ...s .. .au. .a. bass
article H .H. Tsr. umue. aI Gssu-
bod Ha.. ..f. .nHHr
He .H.r4. H... -.Hu.a a3
Uoee-f.#. ."..2. Hs.H H.I5H-
orufe f#4 .. #.r.. a#aHura OBS
He aat .r.. .a... .H- #1d H9s
Dr. a ##.. Haa. aaa details
He H-s a-r sHaf ..e endorsed his
pros#e aa A .af fs puaiiga-
tlou fHa .sr f go pfafeef fhe
tuFs fa #a 6e.rar H hnf 'Hrf u
v4aiguas of sas8 ,aith. uat ln bid
~ thHlf uma afer maze esther H#s
wstH upsrra
Naw ahnf HaFe BaeaF SfIiiHau
and Hng EFtglter Pee aF ut EbH Wtu
ghss aen t smt sup t.a@aun fNf
lihs
The National city BANS "a NsH
Turg Elfr FL fhs largest hank IA
az United Slsfef aad James s4n.
man 81 MH president fhe hHmk t.
ehmYgna nue - ts Eiea prs ideuf# 4
f#w w9sk@ asu ahNa EAe s. 1nnfHa !
MamTvss lmF#stfaa showed taak -
wam syndicate zaa4Asd 4
hxssru certain HmrA 81 Nash .Afea
w4u ta@ haEA Ass @arKH les pr~~4aal
ma@ sAms hAm hs@n expoAm~s"
Mr Rogers = fh~ aso~1ax aes<s
n ss.zmszv4 oa ssss p4rt sespas1az i
- - A-mkWw=a4MaF maeSes
sh~ wwxEh 81 IoAa ID - Or val -
samsnr RoxkefeEAss F~wara a msrsll
m nwuaS u Rowerw fsKa@@s fST -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

Although the law mixing June ),
jefferson Davis Birthday. a legal
holiday, has not yet become effective,
this fact did not prevent the memory
of the great Sontherner being honor
ed in q befitting manner AZ the home
of Mrs. b. r Moffett Saturday aft
ternoon. There was q large attend
ance of Daughters, Veterans and
friends and the exercises were thor
oughly enjoyed by all. The program
as published in this paper several
DAYS before was carried out in full.
The talk by Mayor Robertson was
interesting and we'll delivered
The exercises were held on the
from porch where delicious refresh
mentS were served at the conclusion
of the program
Before the guests departed Mrs.
Moffett invited them 10 inspect the
interior Of her spaciou. home. whics
the painter and paper hanger had
JUST finished transforming fHto
scenes of beauty
All who attendes are loud in SER
praise of the charming reception and
entertainment given Them by Mrs
M0ffett
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

We i've rot ny the quantity &c
eat nav the VARSITY. but hy shat
the sYmfem ga mtAiaf@. Sn matter
haw wso OF or plentiful TuaF fssssA =.
"A wsawv~m the syBswKn unless y0ST a.
wwssson II NzsaA 80 msAa certain
thmt vnmr fssnaa In prsrsFay ai@ssssaa.
~ smksnm a anmm mf GF@m@'s AmwH@z
wfuww~ hmgnrm or ms4mw msmms@ II wsis
wms emKy as aAKmmzAsm. e viii ssaE
shm uwew 20 Fa@eamr aAn8ss. sw@sasn
ghm aemm@eA an4 Hs@s@nx "s1@s31 -
xamn. Trial h@3Kam . @m@fM -
smxsAm Is emm&& k@a& ~ d. "
E@mxsm -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

FROM urvaent indications the sum
meH npsmal Wfl oEeu tomoFru~
morning Wifh 4 record breaking ST.
taudauee. Teachers began spuin@
fe yesterday from different psrte at
EEfls county ana thiF morning th~
katF trains Nera crowded with teach
efs ffom 1854 county This normal.
ummer dhnuE promise ~ re the
mast sufcfsegul ever taught iu r."
eumnts strong faeWiie haas t+-e@
engaged and woF& vii he offered
Ia special bNnehee
pFof = - Ca9hian - Midlothian.
wha all eonduef the normal. l. vsft
mush wt4teA o&sw lhe PROSPECTS rs
4 anfcessful fegn ifr gave i -
ht# opinion that he normal would
upen wlfh au unusually large 81
tendance. ana thas eveFv department
Waala start eff in neFfees wofAsRE
order
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05
THE SUMMER NORMAL.
WA ra,giu AT Trinity University To-
morrow Morning.

The summer normal for the teach
eys of Ellis and Hill counties viii
meet in connection with the Trinity
University summer school at the ami
yefsity building in WaXahachie TO-
morrow morning at 9.45 O'Clock
A larger attendance is expected this
year than in previous years. a strong
faculty has been selected, each teach
er being especially adapted to the
work in hand
The opening exercises are free to
the public and the people OF the
TOWN have a cords: invitation to
attend.
The following program will be rem
dered beginning at s;45:
Invocation. Mr.. Chalmers McPhef-
son.
Address of welcome. Hon. T. J.
Cole.
Response, superintendent Barnes.
Violin solo, Miss Fleta Hawkins.
Address OF welcome in behalf of
teachers, Superintendent Brooks.
Josal solo, Miss Jennie shelton.
Recitation. Miss Victoria Newton
ReaGtug, Prof Geo. A Landrum.
RemarEs by the conductor Prof.
= q CoghAn.
5ggeet s~rs viii leave the square
hf s.12 for .Ge accommodation Of
sh. s,so wish % attend the open
ing exercises. d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05
CROP DELAYED BY RAIN.
Old Cotton Planter Considers Condi-
tions Favorable for High Price.

Mckinney, Tex, June Prom
every section of Texas. and the whole
cotton belt of the South Ii is the
same tale of woe-too much rain.
Ii is well to take stock about the firS
of June each year to see if the winds
are favorable. or adverse 10 us. in
our crop outlook This time last
year we took an inventory and found
that the total cotton acreage was
about 81 Il million acres, which as
per late report of the Southern Cot
ton Association at New Orleans there
has been cut in the acreage OF lS.43
per cent or about twenty-five and a
half million acres this year, Texas
making a decrease of ~ per cent vs..
government report Of l4.G per cent,
Then If we deduct ten per cent more
for amount of loss in the state,
which is rather TOO little, coupled
with the fact that the plant is four
weeks late. with weevils NJ some
sections. can anyone make the maxi
Elum yield syer two million bales
By the first Of September the sur.
plus of two million bales viii be pro
badly reduced 70 one million. and
with a 9-million bale crop we may
safely calculate on - to II cents
Surely such a conservative state
ment ought to urge every cotton
raiser i'm Texas TO use every mean,
possible to make and save every
pound he can Ellis county last veal
made l21.59S bales and Collin eoun
|tv SG.521 bales. Ii may be possible
to produce one-half as mash. an,
with the increase I'm price at5ll dC
fairly we'll Next year 10 qujl ghf
all copon idea and diversity
AARON COFFEE
'Thp ola C0ft0u Planter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05
neafness Damn, =. Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way 10 sure deaf
ness. aud that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition Of tbe mscous
lining Of the Eustachian Tube when
this tube is lnflamed you have a
rumblinE sound or imperfect hear
ing. and when IL Is entirely closed
deafness Is the result. and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored 20 It's normal Coudi-
ton. hearing will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out OF ten are caus-
ed BY catarrh which Is sothiHg but
an infiamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces
We will give ons hundred dollars
for any case of deafness tcaused Dry
eatarrh) that cannot be cured by
Falls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
fulars free.
T J. CHENEY & co.
Toledo ohio.
Sold . druggists. Is cents.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stlpation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

10 Yua wam< pmFs mF1saaam tea
pAoam tk@ Meamrm mfsismw 80 Maam~
fmwxaTam@ Co. ow step fm@ DRIVERS st
tAs &C. ws@SaM ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

The NJ. W N. Club win meet with
Mrs S. T. Skinner Wednesday. iune
g. H.m fauf 60 SIX u'elogk p. m As
Che rules limit she atfenfunee go
members and substitutes 30 p hoped
Those who cannot attend VIII phone
fHa huetees Is earit aH muF h#
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-05

The Modern Milling and Manufact
urne company s now delivering
nmfr artesi4n lce 20 All parts OF the
e8fv Boih phones 0
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
OLD SALTS AT MOORINGS.
Snug Harbor n Small Portion of the
Big World.


Big World.
There was moment of solemn ST
lence in which all three OF the old cap
tains drew out their red bandanas
and generously mopped their brows
My guide essayed to speak. but the
little man interrupted him and tot
tered over to an immense chest of
dra wers which served AS dresser and
closet combined, says writer in the
Great Round World.
He took from the chest manuscript
written in feeble, wavering hand
and fingered the pages nervously, as
If they were great treasures. This is
what | would like to say to the world, -
he said with pathetic carnestness
After shipping tifty-two years in all
capacities rs is possible to the sea.
md after being tossed over the great
salt mountains of the briny deep
have at last east anchor in peaceful
Snug IIarhor and moored my craft in
the peace-Giviug shadows Of the YER
dant trees on its beautiful grounds
"Ain't that fine gnsped the Ell
thusiastic old crony. whose eyes were
trimming with tenderness. He's been
a lecturer in his time" The three
bandanas again did service on the
three brows. like topSalS in II stiff
breeze of emotion. And say" con
tinued the ex-Iecturcr. in n relieved
tone. you might say that I'm think
ing OF getting married again" Two
Of the topsails tapped on their CULVER.
Ing masts and were draw down with
jerk.
mo. no. said the sympathetic old
roommate. II wouldn't put that In
That wouldn't do. Offer the gentlemen
the candy" he suggested. with the
true spirit OF finesse The lecturer
acted on his sailing masters advice
explaining I'VE old snuys must have
our luxures.'
The room was scrupulously clean A
spread" of the old fashioned sham
variety over red muslin covered the
bed. There were Tides and family
photographs and conspicuous print OF
George Washington on the chest OF
drawers. had wanted simply to see
the manner Of rooms in which they
lived: but. at the prospect Of getting
into print. the captains" opened w
the foodgates Of their energetic old
lives wherein yet surged the restless
ness that had driven them all over
but small pattern of the big world
with prides. jealouses, ambitions and
strifes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
DAkOTA'S INITIAL VOYAGE,
Announced She Will Come to Seattle
via HOOOkOnn.


St. Paul, March lot is officially
announced by the general passenger
department for the Great Northern
Railroad I ompany that the big steam
ship Dakota will sail from New York
for Hongkong on or about April 3.
The trip will be around the African
continent instead of by way of Cape
Horn, because it is figured by the Off
GERS of the line that the ship can reac h
Hongkong, China, at the same time
the Minnesota is at Seattle on her next
trip. The Dakota will be delivered to
her owners March 20, and will go
through practically the same program
as was used with her sister ship prior
to her Pacific trip.
The ship will take on about 10 900
tons of coal and merchandise as freight
at Philadelphia, Newport News and
New York, and will sail as soon after
April B as is practicable.
With the arrival of the Dakota at
Hongkong the regular runs of the two
great ships will be taken up, and &C.
cording to their schedules they will
hereafter pass each other in mid-Pa-
citic, with the chances of coming in
direct contact reduced to the mini
mum. The latest measurements show
that the Dakota is eleven tons heavier
than the Minnesota, and consequently
the largest freighter sailing any sea.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
Bills Originating in Senate.

:. +. Fixing maNimum passenger
rate ON transportation lines over 100
miles in length of , cents per mile.
:. +. 4-AuthoriZing the incorporation
of fremen's relief ana pensioning assoc
Citations
: l., 20-RequirinS labels on explo-
SiVeS.
:. Il. 20 Providing for the enforce
ment of labor and material liens ON
wells
:. Il. Ga -Appropriatins s5S>.3o to pay
mileage and per diem of presidential
electors
: Il. 81 Establishing a fish hatchery
ON the Toutle River in Cowitz County.
NJ approximation is made.
:. Il. ALTERNATING soldiers or ma
rines qualified to enter the soldier
Home to live with their families at
Orting ana receive medical attendance.
supplies rations and clothing from the
home.
5. T.. 90 Requiring railroad companies
to weigh at junction or ut common
points Within the state all ears loaded
with lumber products. the cars tn he
weighed separately. unattached to other
cars and at a standStil.
:. +. 10S-Prohibiting the adulteration
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
Commission House Fails.

Minneapolis, March S.-Former
Judge A. M. Harrison has been ap-
pointed receiver for the Coe Commits
sion Company. The firm has numer.
GUS branches in the Northwest, includ-
ing the state of Washington. The re-.
ownership was precipitated by small
Judgment secured by customer in the
municipal court. 1t is alleged the
company got into difficulties in the re-
cent wheat bulge.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
Two Hundred Oil Indictments

Cynthiana, KY, March 9.-The
grand jury, which has been in session
now for more than week, has brought
200 indictments against Standard Oil
Company, which is charged with re-
failing oil from wagon without H.
cense." The fine in each csae varies
from $50 to 81 900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
Taking Up Mines.

Victoria, B. c., March S.--The
mines laid by the submarine mining
corps of the royal engineers at Esqui-
malt are being raised and will be ship.
ped to England by the ship Pentheli-
sea, now loading cargo of ordnance
and stores for England. The subma-
rine mining corps of the garrison is to
be disbanded, in view of the decision
of the British government to transfer
that part of the defensive work to the
navy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
pullman Students SUSPENDED.

Pullman, Wash, March Slight
students of the Washington state agri-
cultural college have been temporarily
suspended for having captured a stu
dent who was guarding a supper pre-.
pared for Prof. S. H. CLARK, who lee
tured here February 20, with the in.
tention of absorbing the supper. Three
weeks is the time of the suspension.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
JapS Seize nanV Sims.

Tokyo, March 9.-The British steam
ship Venus, from Cardiff for Vladi.
vostok, was captured by japanese
warship March 4, rand the British
steamship Aphrodite, from Cardiff for
Vladovostok, was seized by warship
of Japan on March g.. Since the war
began Japan has taken possession of
thirty two steamships carrying contra
band of war. These vessels are of a
thousand tons and upwards, the whole
totaling 100, 900 tons.