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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-03-30
ACCORDING TO THE BOOK.

Miles-By the way, old man, do you
believe in dreams?
Giles-You bet I do. One night
about a month ago dreamed that
an angel appeared at my bedside, and
said, Prepare for the worst" then
Miles-Well?
Giles-The very next day our cook
left, and my wife has been doing the
cooking ever since.-Chicago News.
FOR LADIES ONLY.
Irate Guest-Say, young man THAT
age-telling slot machine in the parlor
Is a rank fraud I dropped a nickel
In it and received a printed card CIV
Ing my age as forty, while I'm trifie
over sixty.
Hotel Clerk beg your pardon, but
that machine is for ladies only. -Cnlc-
ago News.
GREATEST EVER.
Green-Who was the greatest liar
Brown-Old Rip Van Wrinkle.
Green-How do you figure that out?
Brown Why, didn't he lie in the
woods for twenty years?-Chicago
News
NOT AFFECTED BY WEATHER..
SIS it cold enough for you this morn
ing, Mr.. Newcomer" queried the
landlady, who was inclined to be So
ciable.
'sIf you mean the coffee, Mrs. Hash
err" answered the new boarder, 1T
is."-Chicago News.
A REGULAR CROUCH.
"Old Deacon Whifletree is con-
firmed kicker. amt he?"
well, say" answered Uncle GOSH
all Hemlock. 'That man would ac-
tually kick if the circus wuz to live
up to its advertisements"
GIRLISH GOSSIP.
"Maud's imported hat was run over
by truck"
"Oh. horrors!"
but it turned out all right. The
truck mashed it into a lovely new
shape"
EXPLAINED.
"What did they mean by the en-
barrassment of wealth."
THE confusion attendant on being
asked on the witness stand where you
got it,"
THE SITUATION.
"One-half the world doesn't know
how the other half lives" remarked
the man who is fond Of moral re-
Elections.
"Nor is it apt to find out" respond.
ed the native New Yorker, $50 long
as the other half is willing to she'll
out literally to the society papers,
POOR BIZ.
"What does he want with a wifeE
He's got nothing"
You're right What's the good OF
a wife with nothing to put in her
THERE WE'RE OTHERS.
"Ah!" said the fair widow, you
have been in some pretty tight
haven't you, colonelE
Yes" answered the old warrior
putting his arm around her waist
land I'm not the only one."
And he Immediately proved the
truth of his assertion.-Judy.
CRUEL.
Mrs. Gunner-This paper says that
moths can be killed with cigar smoke.
Don't you think it cruel?
Mr.. Gunner-I should say so, IL II
was the smoke from the cigars you
buy for me.-Illustrated Bits.
JUST HER WAY.
Come now" said her father, after
she had kissed him effusively two or
three times, what is it You want?
Out with it,!
II don't want anything" replied the
dear girl. Il want to give you some
thing"
Indeed? What is it?'
"A son-in.law. Jack asked me to
speak to you about it."-4Philadelphia
Press.
AS 1T LOOKED AT FIRST.
Our friend is an enthusiastic sup
porter of the Panama canal. He
resents every week of delay.
YES" answered the practical en-
"he is one Of our embarras.
sing friends who imagined it would
merely be necessary to draw a
straight line across the map of the
and mark it canal Wash
Ington Star.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

- Sn benz Ssrisp Bergtpert bet
Mlba In Der Hdbs bon Soplin, no.,
fieIen beute etne Nn3abl psrionen einen
S9a4t binab. 3wei wuroen get6otst
rinb bier psrionet tuurbsn iuabri9ein.
lid t6otli& psrlsBt.
- Inter ben Nuipiaien Der 6rei'
maurer.9oge tuurbe beute Wa6mittag
Der am Greitag Wotsen am 6er3T3Iage
pl6bli9 geftorbsne gowaro &oiswater,
6erausssber uno @befreoatteur Der
.Omaba Bee, auf benz 5oreft 2amn
6riebbofe tn Omaba beerbigt. &ab'
biner @obn bonn 8empel Ssrael bielt
oie Sootenreoe.
- 9as Britifb Nuieum bat bon
etnsm pribatmanr Elm Document bon
biforif9em SntsreRe setauft; es if BITE
uri9rift Der Proclamation, bte bsnl'
ientgeu, Der ben Prin3en Rarl @buaro
Stuart ausliefern tutirbe, 600. 900
Warf perfpran. Dte Proclamation 1T
bonn 1. ausui 1745 batirt unb bon
ben Witsli:oern bes b61fen Seri@ts'
bofes bon England unter3eibnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
S6tTsna@rtmtea.
@rober Damper In Sc
abr.


BreF, 2. September. Gin gro.
Ser Sampfer 1T beute auf sinem 5eIisn
Der Snfsl Quementas. In Der 0dbe bon
llibant, aufgelaufen unb mon bot
bier iebe Wtnute einsn aanOneni1ub.
Gin bidsr Wsbsl herri&t uno man tann
bon benz aufgeIaufenen Sampfer ni8ts
tpabrnebmet1. Mebrere 2ebensrettungs'
brote inb BET Der f&meren See CUR
9hife ms Neer gefabren.
philadelphia: rWtnneiOta" bon Con.
bon; nToorolanb" bon 3 insrpoOI.
Cape Race: .Raiier WilbeIm otr @ro.
Be" bon Bremen nod Wem Dort.
bur& brahtlofe 3%eleernpbie In
0~erbinbung, uirb am Disnfag
Wittag In Stem Dorf ~einlaufen.
,garpnia" bon 2iperpocl naG
Nerp Dort. bur& brabtloie 8els.
grapbie tn 0erbinbunq, tuirb an
Dienftag Nbenb $50 tn NetuD BORT
e~inIaufen.
Southampton: Rem Dort" pnr New
Dorf.
8 iberpool: .@ebric" bon Nem Dort;
.gtruria" bon Rem Dprf; $50
nan" bon Rontral.
Wobile: caledonia" bon Netu 9ori.
mad @fasgou.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Gra5fhid'e ped-4Iure ssaltb garsb 20t
aerdbIter Suear Gursb 3D. s--S 3trxb ta
Dar6f&nttt 49,: 8 BITS . PiSHt TN Gur4s
i@nttt 1916; 10 Bis 10 yfash boa zxs4f4ntt
lbie; 8 Efanb tn Dur9iGxsH, IGtnals 1876.
9 Rf1nh ta Eur@i&stt. iSfzaI. l8s.
Sped. gnsI. -Seudttsr, 8 bs 10 EnaKh
TN Srr&f9nttt, i7}e; Is BE Il Efmns sn
Dur@f4nitt, lag.
geb6rrtes stxbfst4 SO e3satss, reg.
Sets. 14se; xassafsstsx l2s: Sunszf. Ist
En66eI I6s.
S@rscb N Etererf-l. Dual. lie; 3.
0naIitdt 1ci.: Q. nnrfftt Fit
G4MItern-gxss. 6,reb. Is Do 30 Hfaxh
TN Dur4f9ait. lee; 1s Sfmst Dtrml@xit.
lie, 10 Bis IL Bfunb lee.
0ep6deItes S@wssxehetie - knpaesfo5es
Saacp Big S2b. 90: RIarss Beaz 1890: SGms
y 5000; Ssprt sIsar $780, shirpi
E1s 90.
ABfrfe @~erantoerts Eratrrrh Sc,
Braxtfurter 7ac; Bologna tn Esrnres II. is
xn9 6xe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
@esHsaestse gsesso.

ssusar Gursb e@tRte1 - Gsfe npaittdt:
1870 gfanb 15}: IL Tfsxb l5}e; l0-ll
pfunb ISs: Sspette Damittdt ! 0-l6 %fust
&c; 10 pfunb l6s 10 1tmb lbe : 10
ABfunb 1<e.
aGalfornii9es e0txfsa-6 b88 RfuRb Lie;
Q BIS IL 4fusb 103e.
Spe6-RIare eettex. 60 ID 20 3frab IN
Tur@f@nitt. 1ske; Aars esstsa, 70 ID 90
snh. laie: Alass Usulsls NM % pf3xb,
Ale; 1s Bis - gfb., 18e; II ID 10 3imbl
lie; &Iars ssa6s&, as ID 90 lpsnsb. l2}e,
Ra6ea II u IL Dfsnb lsis; Qms NR6sn
ID Q Pimm1, 11e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

iSri19es Etne1sfm-Refss9s Sttsre - 81
CSC; hssfigs efiere 6-8k |; 4efes stssba
$50 5.B 800 Nfusb 7e; Btsfee &abs 100
IS $50 9frnb sic xabe $50 30 Go 3frsa
s.; stier EosasrpierteI 62ss Gtser otssess
9ertel lie, Etxb 1taierutatsI LOIS, Rixb
BorSerpsertel Be. Rub BarSerpssrtsI 8Ae. nd
outersicrteI 81.
SrStts 2aIbFei@-&SIter 9Ke. Htxtsss
sier.eI l8:. Eorberu!ertd &c.
SrN4es g9affetf@ 2dnuss1 pa Btxxe
12e ; g3afs S1e: 04sHssI l8s; NadD dEas
lee,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

SnSianapslis RaHeesgseHs
Sen6bnI. Bio gutter 10-12c; Srssts Dc 60
udbIter 1-l6e Somep 824-8ee, 1ssAss
DeIou 10 BIB 22e. SGpa 2s-s2e.
Sn Ba6etsx:
xstoia $685. 2iox 1875, SerjeS sll,2s
taraeas ia. 7b, DiuwortbI sle. 30, nste
Sara Biexh $3.50, GItnar SaSa gIenb
s16'25, Ourea $1B.25.
8u6er-Domtnoes 7.87c gtadsn6e7 6 Ia
ruIuertFrter 5.b2e; Exx puIpertFxts 6.b7s,
fetRer graxulirter 6.22e; 9uba 6.s7s; scst
fscttoners' v 6.27c; Nibseuooa H.b.o2e; ssSEs
stT i l.Sae; empire A4.s7e; SbsaI ssss
0oIbex 8 4.e2e Dtxbfor ertra 9 L.77s,
Rtsseuooo 9 l,72s; oeIbsr 8 8: sac; Ik psIi
tsr AT.
0etrodnete Gri@te-AepfeI, an Der Ssx,e
setrodnet. Sc; Sobanmes6esrea O. tts S.ks;
Gttrom 1se bw aoe; ~seoftxes. 3 orOus. PET
Pfunb. V, 9 Groux 7}c. 1 GrouR 7is Isss
u~,enfreie ssbis Sc, California SEuseateI 7hei
Guiana Ok, taYsvttrte euItaxa lie bB Iss
California Gprtiofen Sc bs lee.
0anhp-7c etangeu eeuaf4t &c; Secs
esr eeusi&t &c; Banner Twtf &c: &rsss
Sombons lie; go. 2 Cream asrtiGt 10s
RhHe-Bra3iI nea lie bs lac; 6therts II
RanbeIn IA; wei&i&aItae AaxbeIx le
Sorban RanbeIn 15e; Beasrts d hts nc.
aer0Rete Il bts &C.: GnaIi&e BaissHs etc.
et&rfe-EearI. &c. 9bamptox elos. / xxs
8 pf9nb PaGete 8. 3orx. l 2fs. Esasis.
lX-5e.
Hi6les-2400 TN Sat 70 ; l20o tn Est
Use: 1900 TN aaIbfas $3.50: 400 ta sct
1850.
G7Re-Raa go Or. TeH). Sss. s-1e per
0agone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

8attss, 0tts Rsa 1szHass.
odnbler besotIex fnleeNcs Trsfss
Gri&e Gir-153e ter D1teRh.
aauuer 9}e. ssedtxs 1. Exststs -6-l0e,
Gnten 7c, @dnie DC.
Butisr - Country. IA. Ss:snesp 49,
oIesn Acc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

BeIi&tcrn - 8ertaufsprefe: is xad sa
OuaItt6t, 60-s6c.
3Gfr--eei&dIt 8 2-3se; In bsx AstEsu
S10.60-$I1.6 so per Tenae.
giuet = Eertaufspreife: ~ 00-se.ou
xsusotbt-BertGfspreie: sl5. 00-ls.to.
etrob-pretfe, ie mad BEN Grab. tR OIL
len, 81. 00-e6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Dstex - go. Q rptber Tile, ad ssirs
fsa, CSC Don EabIen ; 20. 9 ssfasg 6s}e,
Nusuf, 71he; Bassxmebsx zoe.
DeIf&foru - SO. l wets t2}s 70. Q
uets 623c; Ro. 8 wetb 62Se; 10. & rstt.
Gle; 70. 2 wetb oeuti9t 51ts RS.
wets seuii@t 61te; 80. 4 was ssa.Ee.
b0ie; 30. 2 seIb 5lfe Re- 9 seb 51t'l
70. 4 ssb 5l2e; go. . ssHsHes 51}si
70. 8 aemi&t 61fs; 70. 4 asaKet 5,}si
&pbex SOC.
oofer 30. 3 wetser 31fe: 10. 6 pssss
Bic; go. 3 0eusi4ter 3o}s; 20. 8 sszsSasss
0le.
oeu - SO. / atu1ottt f15 %: -
9. $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
HrH@te NIB 0eM6ft.
6sa@tA


GepfeI- 81 !O0-s.o0 per Sat.
Bamamen 81. 76-2.a5 ; Issxe $1-s1.9.
Gttronen "a, 1880 pa &sHa
Oranaen - $4.b0-5.5o per xsfe.
gimea spIes-$ !7B-$3.s0 be 3iRe.
@aHermeIouen, 10s unb 26e.
gfrfme, $I.51-2.2s per WuibeI.
Snbiana @antaIopes. 81 BIS 81. 3 bas SAB
Yfaamen 81 81 bis SO pei Hufbel:
8;rnen, $1.a5 per guibsI.
0emHis.
griine Bobnen-6oe bsr Dufbe.
Rotbe 5iben 26e PEI Outenb Bun4es.
GeIerp-5c BIS 81 bas Stiid.
araut - &C per Sat.
8~lMineniobl $1.25 PEI BuibsI.
gurien 25-3oc per OuteMb.
SaIat - IS Biz SOC pei BuibeI.
4wiebetn : Rotbe uRb metSe 41.26 per
Yfua5; epantf8e 8ptebsIm 81 go
pet Rife.
BeterRsie 16-aoe per Dutenb UuHSes.
Rartofetn-$2 90 per Sat.
Habieie 20e per Dutexb.
Spinat = 81 pet Gdb.
SabfartoHeIn = 8trginia $3.a6; 0olt'
more sac -2.76 F.; Serfep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
tomatoes 60c-6oe per WuibeI.
@riines Rorn, los bas Du&enh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
&lutor9itn
SOipDbl bon ben SerrOriteu als audi BON Der rniiis
i@en &egieruug abgebalten.

Sranspurtoampfer .Sberiban" berluren. : SeniaiOnsfnnbe oemenfrt. =
Cur GntheiSunssS dadt. Sruppeu baHen OrSuung. = aOnisreid
&roaten?- &aier nadt Geidenfe. - ~. ReppIuhondre bingeridtt. =
StpIppin gIambt an 8etanS bes gofes. - SIMMER nod Mttntak. =
Sanf Der Sepnbli. - GrOBer 9ampfr in @efabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Ne9termng bereit.
Yrdftbent Halma glanbt iiegeu 30
f0uner.

8 b q, 2. September. Muf
@runb b61fer amtli&er Mutorttdt
wirb befannt ge9ebsn. prdfbent palma
tusrbe unter teiner1 umifdnben i'm Sn-
tsrefe Der @ieoerberfeQuns bes 6rts.
bens In Cuba f6 auf bic @rpdgung
bon pldnen sinIaRsn. BET tpel9en nit
einsm pOlitii9sn aOmpromib bon Sci.
ten Der &esieruna serednet wiro. Sn
otsisr g~ssisauns bsrrfdt untsr ben
amtlidsn Bsratbern uno ben intimHen
Grsunoen bes prdFoenten tbatfdali9
muir cine Stimms. unb Gisienigen,
tpel9e eine anbere Nnf9t nertreten, be-.
finben H4 enti4isbsn In Der Winoer.
belt.
Die Bebbrben bsri9ieosner cubani.
faer Stdbte babsn Grbperfe gum
eaube gegen Sniursentenangrife er.
ri&ten laRen. Sn Der unteroruduns
bes NufRanbes tuirb tdslid mstbobiiaer
borgeaan9en unb maj entmidelt babel
INNER mebr @eiaid. G9abiefretdr
s. STIRLING meiIt tud5renb bes gr6Bten
SbeiIes feiner 3eit i'm militdrii9en
9auptquartier uno bsi9dftist f9 NIT
Der GpfematiRrung unb Orbnune Der
gewaHnung unb A~usrhfung ber RE-
~fruten. NIT meI4en befdnoiqe Sort.
f9ritts aema9t tperben. Die Srage
Der Wbgli&teit bon 0srmidlungen tn
Solge Der M%nusrbung bon W~usldnbern
tpurbe benz 0ernebmsn nod baour1
erlebigt,' baB bic ausldnbii&sn Retrus
ten eth Nbtommen unter3eidnetfn, pO'
nod He fid lsoialt4 CUR nnterbrtiduns
BEG auffanoes antpsrben IaKen. aber
ni9t tn ben reguldrsn cubanii4en
Gienif als SpIoatsn eiutreten.
01tle.
Ganfber RepubIif.
Santiago. 2. Sept. Cine eroB.
artige Denomination, an Der ht tber
so. 900 @bilenen bstheilisten, murbe
beuts bisr abgsbalten. I'm ben fremoen
Wofionp, hon Hnnf nor Rehuhfff FIR
bic Spmpatbis uno 9tilfe, psl4e @bile
beim Isbtsn grobeben gu tbeiI muroen,
aussubrhdsn. gr'prdfosnt @ieseo uno
Der nsue prdfoent Wontt unb bas
ganae biplomatifde gorps tuarerl 3ugs.
gen, als oie paraoe bsim @esierungs=
paIaf bo.bsi3og. Bunbes . Setretdr
Root tpurbe b%efonoers lebbaft BON ben
paraoirenben besriBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
&Ate.

gnarcs /, BertaufSVrefs Snspsrttsts
g6rebersdfe DOC pes Rtu1b ssasstms9s.
S9peber,die is, Nsscoxftx Scecna 8 SCI
10, Reu Dori 9beooars lie, sxessrsa
56sr HintburQer 18e, Grid l4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Huklano.
% ReboIutipn6r NJ E.
ri6tet.

4es sASR - esth>sy
frebunaen bes i& bes Usrtrauens bes
3arsn ME isiusr isinsr @Orsdnger cts
freuenben prsmiers, BITE Reattion sins
sntisbIias glutursie ssfsiert.
Nsunsstn SpIoaien uno SesIeute,
bic on Der nsuIi1en Wsuisrsi In Soeas
borg tstbsiIist marsn. tpuroen beute
Wurssn nod elmer triegsseri2tIi4en
prOseb.5arcs fanbre8tli@ -eri&oHen
uno brsi gipiIifsn 9sbentt. Ois I'm
fIase sesen bic 2ebteren Iautete amf
Anfiftung CUR Rsbsaion uno Wiosrs
fano segsn bic Staatsgswalt.
llnaefdbr bunbert anbers Meuterer
unb gipiliHeu wurben 3u. 3u8ttaus'
Rrafen bon fhnf BIB au fhnfsshn Sab
rem, obsr CUR 0erbanuung nod 81
birien o~erurtbeilt.
3 mmerlo9 Nttentate.
W ar1au, 2. Sept. General
Sumsnof, Rommanbeur elmer Brigade,
purb. bsute f9mer. isbo4 ni4t t6bt'
ltd, bon finf &eoulutiOndrsn uertpun'
bet, tpel9s auf TIN m.brsrs s9iHe aus
Repolperr abfeuerten.
Die 2sbrer, usl9e tn 2ob3 ibren
S9ulunterri9t In ruifi9er 6pra&e
erttsilen, uurben bon ben 8erroriHen
bsna9ri9tist, bab He gum SOoe bsrur.
beilt porben. fno.
Sn Der Sonntag Na4t unrben bier
stpsi polisiftsn sst6otst. Die Worbsr
Hnb iinerfannt entfommen. Gin Sol'
bat tbbtste bsute einen 2naben uno
einen Wann, tporauf er bon elnsm
paKantsn tbbtIi& bertuunbet tuuroe,
Der barauf sntfob.
Die before 2laRe Der 8emobner
@arf9au's pa! bie Stabt bsrlaRen unb
ale 6otsls unb bic msifsn @obnbdu.
fec ffeben leer.
e tpIppin gIaubt an 9 I.
Handles 0oItes.
g I. petersburg, 2. Sept.
Der prsmisr etolppin bat on bie
@oubernsure Elm Runbf&rsibsn ge.
fanbt, In tpeI9em CT on He bic ernfe
Wahnuns ri&tst. H& tusber bur9
Srobun9sn nod bur9 9anblungsn Der
SsrroriRsn sini9i9tsrn 30 Iafen. ba
Ct bic usber3eusung bese. bas BOLT i'm
alsemsinsl wiiroe i8liebii8 auf seite
Der Mssisruns I'M 2ampfe sesen bie
REVOLUTIONARY treten.
Der prsmietminifsr bat ieBt BITE
frtiber bonn 8rafen Witte beuohnte
3immerfu&t I'm Winterpalaf ais
Wobnuns unssmisisn srbaItsn.
Sanowi&.Snisln.
& TO nsportbamper IS 8 e
rtban" b%erIoren.
6onpIuIu, 2. Sept. a0s
UerfuGs ben Bunbes=8 transport.
bampfsr SHERIDAN" bonn RoraQsnriH
au f4Isppen, fnb bisher polfdnbig
pergebIi9 seweien; Der Sampfer bdnst
In Der Mttte ieiues aieles auf benz
Riff. tudbrsnb iein Bug unb iein
stsrn tn tisfsm WaRer ltesen. Der
Oampfer tptrb bolfdnbig berloren
fsiu, tpie men iest annimmt. Ddb=
renb Der Wa6t bsrri6t auf benz She
riban" tisfs Duntslbeit, ba ale Wa'
f4insrien auBsr Orbnung geratben
Fnb nnb msifsntbsils i9on Unite,
WaKer Feben.
3ablrei9e 8 2hfenbampfer mareu
beute bei&dftiet, bic 2aoung bes &C.
fGsitsr.s, Sampfers au bergen.
Granfrei@.
enattonsfunbe beme1.
ttrt.
parts, 2. September. Die Dor
Der SnieI Malta aus nerbreitste Mel'
hung. bab cine franaDRf9e Militdr'
Expedition nod Sianet, 3ripolis, tus'
gen bes @~rensfreites NIT Der 9Hrie
unterpegs Tel, fnbet tn gut unterrt9te
ten Rteiien feline Beftdtigung. 5r
biefsn tpirb erfldrt. bab bic Situation
genau hberma&t tuerbe, ba bie Mbf9r
bsffsbs, contemplation ginfub sner
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-17
ANOTHER NEVADA "STRIKE"
This One Near Summit Springs
Ore Goes $50 to the Ton
in Gold and Silver,
Especial to The Herald.)

Caliente, New, Feb. ia rich dis
covery Of ore has been made near
Summit Springs, about I24 miles from
this place. The lead was found by Phil
and John Smith, brothers. G. P. Chris
ton of Caliente is interested with the
Smith boys. The assayer who tested
the ore Joined the stampede and left
for the new fields yesterday. Both of
the Smith boys have returned to camp,
having left as soon as they received
the asSayer's report. The ore was as
sayed for gold and silver only. 1t went
$50, and the test for copper was sent
to Salt Lake, from which returns have
not yet been received What teams
could be hired were loaded, and all that
could started for that country this
morning, and there are others who are
anxious to make the venture.
The best way TO get into that cOun-
try is by Las Vegas, thence to Indian
Springs on the line of the Tonopah &
Las Vegas railroad, then to Summit
Springs, and the alleged find is about
twelve miles east of them.
1t is said that the strike adioins old
workings in what is known as the Great
Eastern group of claims. The knowl-
edge Of the discovery is known only in
Caliente, as the ore was sampled here,
and when the result was given out there
was q rush for Summit Springs. Owing
to the isolated country in which the
discovery is reported. it will be some
days before authentic information is
gained. AS the Tonopah & Las Vegas
railroad has not been opened to travel
the trip will have to be made by teams
or on horseback, either from Las Vegas
or from this point
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the list of those in attendance: Mrs. W.
w Anness, Mrs. Charles Cain, Mrs. ].
NJ. Dart, Mrs. Kiehle, Mrs. W. A. Lee,
Mrs Alvah Lewis. Miss Katherine Vogle
Elliott Kelley, Mrs. r. w. Fisher, Mrs.
William Hawk, Mrs. n. NJ. Merrill, Mrs
J: Grant. Mrs F. F. Eddy, Mrs, B. a
II. Ferguson. Mrs. F. j. Harding, Mrs
George Hancock, Mrs. A. II. Peabody,
Mrs Graham Putnam, Miss Carrie VII
Hanson, Mrs. W. K. Wightman. Mrs: J..
7. Treasure, Mrs. ]. c. Royle, Mrs.Addiso
Cain, Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. A. H.
Boxrud, Mrs. John Delano, Mrs. George
Black, Mrs William McClelland, Mrs
Mrs E. A Watt, Mrs. R. s Miller,
Mrs. J. L. Priest, Mrs. William Igleheart,
Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. M. A. Hughes, Miss
Mona Sowles, Mrs. Kidder, Mrs. F. c
A. L. Sanford, Mrs. E. d. Jones, Mrs.
Ledyard Bailey, Mrs. j. NJ Bowman,
Mrs. Z. W. Whitney. Mrs. o. J.. Cox,
Mrs Lafayette Hanchett, Mrs. William
Jennings, Miss Eleanor Crawford, Miss
Ethel Paul, Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mrs. F.
L. Oswald, Mrs. c. G. Field, Miss Linda
Jessup, Mrs. w. r. Hutchinson, Mrs. NJ.
L. Cheesman, Mrs. A F. BEETLES, Mrs
Harry Calm, Mrs. Hubbard Reed, Mrs.
John Hooper, Mrs S. w. Morrison. Mrs
William Bartling, Mrs. A. ii. Hoppaugh.
MIRA. W. H Bird, Mrs Lakin of Palo
Alto, Mrs. H. P. Henderson, Mrs. W. H.
Dale. Mrs. E D. Woodruff, Mrs. f. B.
Stephens. Miss Emma Madison, Mrs.
Elizabeth Coray, Mrs c. H Stevenson,
Miss Josephine Spencer, Miss Beatrice
O'Connor, Mrs ]. H. Brown, Mrs. A. B.
ibson, Mrs. Fisher Harris, Miss Holslow,
Miss Mary Rider, Mrs. E. G.. Tyndale,
Mrs. w. H. Bintz, Mrs. c. III. Mcmahon,
Mrs Robertson, Mrs. G. S. Kinney, Mrs
John Reed, Mrs. Ellsworth Dagget, Mrs.
NJ S. Woodward, Mrs R. E McCon-
aughy, Mrs. w. A. Wetzell, Mrs. G. l.
Rood. Mrs. P. H. Kister, Mrs. A. V. Par
melee Mrs. r. J. Gorham, Mrs. Fred
Homung, Mrs. E. D. Miller, Mrs NJ. j
Boutwell, Mrs w. Meyer.
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BANK CLEARINGS.-Local bank clear
ings yesterday amounted to 1869. For
the CORRESPONDING day last year they were
1851, o44-60
p. E. o. SOCIETY.-The P E. o. so
ciety will meet at O'Clock this afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Ganz, lis Fourth East
street
WILL GIVE CARD PARTY.-The wo-
mems auxiliary society of Temple B'nai
Israel will give card and lotto party
Monday afternoon at o'clock in the b
3. rooms.
w. c. T. L. MEETING-The w c. T.
u. will meet at the Y NJ c A today at
O'Clock. DR.. W. NJ. Paden will deliver
an address on the life of Frances z. Viii
lard and Miss Durham will sing
DEMURRER OVERRULED BY THE
COURT.-Roland Chase, charged with
forgery, will be tried by Judge G. b.
DiehI today 4 demurrer filed to the
complaint was Overruled by the court yes
terday.
NEW BATHING POOL-Now that the
sand pump is working satisfactorily, the
remaining half of the bathing pool at
Saltair will be completed in short time.
Work on the aerial railway and amuse-
ment parIorS will begin next week.
URGE GOWNS AND CAPS.-An at
tempt is being made to secure the wear
ing of Oxford caps and gowns at all uni
versity club functions instead of swallow
tail attire now in vogue. 1t is claimed
that the caps and gowns are more in &C
cordance with academic traditions.
WILL BE SENTENCED TODAY-John
Rolley, a negro arrested upon charge OF
robbing a Chnaman of SLIGO, will be
sentenced by Judge Diehl today. Con-
siderable amusement resulted in the
Chinamans answers to the prosecuting
attorneys questions in police court yes
terday.
MARLOWE'S TRIAL SET FOR FEB
al. G. Marlowe pleaded not guilty tC
having burglars tools in his possession in
police court yesterday. His bail was
placed at $3.50, which amount he was IN
able to furnish. His preliminary exami-
nation will be held Feb. q. The prisoner
will be confined in the county Jail await
ing trial.
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OPTIMISM I'M FRANCE.
Conference at AIgeciras Expected to
Result Happily.

Paris, Feb. 16.-The foreign office
continues 20 take an optimistic view of
the result Of the conference at Algeci-
ras, but this is coupled with the state
ment that France will not yield upon
the essential question Of the control of
the police This position appears to in
dictate that any German propositions
based upon France relinquishing her
claim for police power over Morocco
are likely to meet with failure. How
ever, there is no evidence of serious
Franco-German tension. On the con-
trary, it is significant that a dinner
takes place at the German embassy
here on Monday night at which Prince
Won Radolin, the German ambassador,
will entertain the three leading men,
bers OF the French cabinet, Premier
Rouvier, War Minister Etienne and
Marin Minister Thomson, thus indicat-
ing the most agreeable outward rela-
tons
The semi-oficial Temps tonight
sharply rejects the idea that certain
ambassadors representing outside pow
ers shall try to play the role of arbi-
traitors at Algeciras.
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RATS AND MICE
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reaches. etc.
Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach
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causes q burning sensation when swal-
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of the house in search of water, never
to return.
Sold everywhere, or sent express pre-
paid on receipt of price Stearns' Elec-
trio Paste Co, Chicago, III. Small size,
Is cents; hotel size, eight times the
quantity, S100.