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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
TN skyscraper office building in Bos-

TN a slxyscraper office building in Bos-
ton is one Of the busiest and most
interesting laboratories in the world.
II Is the place where the problems OF
telephony are worked out and where are
devised the means of improving and
developing the national talking system
to meet the demands the future will
make upon it.
There any day you may see two men
in a room fifteen or twenty feet wide
and two or three times that length
talking with each other over circuits
a thousand miles long. The equivalent
of twenty miles Of cable is contained
in box no bigger than an ordinary
travelling bag and 500 miles of pole IS
represented by the contents of another
box not as large as a dress suit case,
while the entire apparatus at the CEN
trail office. SO far as it affects the indi-
vidual subscribers telephone line, is
compressed into a couple of square feet
With this equipment and two stand
ardized telephone instruments conver-
sations over hundreds OF miles are car
labora tory-one of the workshops Of the
central engineering force of the Bell
system. Every detail of a long dis
lance circuit from the subscribers tele-
phone at one end of the line to that at
the other end, with all the central Of
fee and overhead and underground
construction that connects them is re-
produced with scientific exactness.
BY these means new devices and ap-
nrnnnCpd o.
ments investigated and the scientific
theories involved in transmission and
operation worked out. This may be
done for the purpose of stdying some
minor bit of mechanism, of determin-
ing for instance, the relative merits
of two forms of the relay coils which
automatically work the signals on the
switchboard or of learning the effect on
a conversation of having one sort of
equipment at one end of the line and
another sort at the other end, or for any
of a hundred other purposes.
Making a Test
The way in which tests of this sort
are made is curious. At one end of the
laboratory is a telephone instrument
that is kept at an absolute standard.
Half way down the room is a sound
proof booth in which a similarly per-
feet instrument is installed. The tele-
phone in the open room has practically
the surroundings of the ordinary sub
scriber's premises; the other is seclud-
ed so as to give as nearly absolute
quiet as possible and allow the trained
ear to judge correctly the sounds that
come over the wires. On a shelf beside
each telephone stands a device which,
by shifting it's keys and changing it's
electrical resistance, can be made to
repI esent the loop, as it is called. be-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

embodylng the results in a single com
pact device which will produce on any
current that is passed through II the
combined effects Of all these various
influences.
A Mercury Switch
When the engineers wish to compare
the efficiency of two pieces Of apparatus
each is connected with the same wires
through mercury switch" The
switch can be worked so as to put first
one Of the samples under examination
and then the other into the test circuit.
One observer talks into the instrument
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

tween the subscribers station" and
the central office Fastened to the wall
are repeating coils, relays and con-
densers exactly like those attached to
every subscribers line in regular ex-
change.
The devices that represent the out
side lines Of the telephone system,
whether cable under city streets or
open wire on pole lines, are the most
interesting Of all. They look like
boxes two or three feet long and six
inches wide, with a double line of cleo
trical switches on the top. Inside each
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
Planning and Perecng the Telephone System of the Future

thousands of miles are added each day
passes under the hand of an expert
who feels" it for hicks and flaws that
might weaken its tensile strength, and
samples from every lot made are tested
for both strength and conductivity. As
much as 5000 miles Of wire are tested
in single day the work involving six
distinct operations in the handling Of
each of the $50 sample coils.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

Each of the 100000 Bell telephones
distributed last year was tested out
twice-once by the maker and once by
the engineers-before it was sent along
to take its place in busy metropolis
or on far distant, isolated farm. Every
inch of wire in the Bell system-and
there are 5000, 600 miles of it already in
use, overhead and underground and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

good Transmission, which means good
service, since If perfect insulation
could be devised a tremendous loss of
current would be saved. Still others
are seeking means of overcoming the
loss I'm transmission now inevitable by
finding ways of building up the current
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
In veuetarian Day

The Soubrette-W What sort OF terms
do you get on your starring tour
through the one-night stands?
The Tragedian-Ten per cent OF the
net proceeds and half of all vege-
tables thrown by the audienee.-Cl
land Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

tenn must pass muster before II can be
delivered to the construction or equip
ment men. The manufacturers make
their own tests and are expected to de-
liver their product i'm perfect condition,
of course. but II is all re examined by
the telephone company's inspectors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
Up to Standard

or maintaining it's strength in spite Of
all obstacles.
Up to Standard
An important work is done, too, in
keeping every item added to the tele-
phone plant up to standard" Cable,
wire, instruments, switchboards every
thing, in fact, that goes into the sys-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

UTE recently, while on trip to
the continent, King Edward dis
covered a mechanical contriV-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
safe.

Gnaros , Beriaufsprefs SGrpstts 81
gmueiertdfe DOC per Rfunh ssxsstmHGs
Snueperidie 17s, Eiseoxftn 6ssarn $ I'D
Is, gaew Dors Sbebbarsl l5s. ssspeNai
tGer 2tnsburser lac. Bird l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

aOrporatiOnen be3Osen. mad benz l1r.
tbsil Der pbilippinsn. gsamten beraltet
uno ben Ssotirfnihen bes mooernsn
6anbelsbertebrs burdaus ni9t ange-
pabt. Sas reue @sisb Debt Re oaber
auf, unb p%eriOneu. melae 9apitul in
ben pbilippinen anIegen molten, tbn.
men nun mad geiebli9sn 8oridriftsn
3u @erte ge9en, uel9e nit ben prin=
,ipisn bes mooernsn Sanbelsbertebrs
I'm ginflange febsn. 9as @eieb III
bon 2OmmiFdr Samss 5. Smith aus.
g~earbsitei, pel9er ON Is. September
b. s. Der amtsna9fOlser bes ber3eiti.
gen Generals oubsrneurs Soe piro.
1erfeht tsinsnS q s.
@bteagO. 1. Mai. SIN polisei=
Sauptquartier lief beute Nadmittag
bic Meloung Elm, baB f9 an Widiaan
unb Noro @lart Ctr. cine parabe uns
ter gntfaltung elmer rotben 6lasge in
g%ewsgun9 isbsn uols. SDfort tuur=
ben so S9ubleute unter Anfabruns
zines G~srseantsn an Srt uno STEELE
gel1idt, mo- he ungefdpr 200 Wann
~bOrfanbsn. bic fa als so3ialifisn aug.
gaben, rOt6e Ib3ei9en trugsn unb
tuirtli& cine rOtbe Jlasse BEL fi4 bat.
ten. gs tpurbe ibner tlarsema6t. bab
he omar eiHen um3ug %peranfalten, bic
rotbe 5laage iebo@ ni8t entfalten btrfs
ten. 9amit si%nbsrftanben mari9irten
fte ab.
gls He isbod cine CUTE STRIDE @egs
mnridirt tuarsn. entfaltete elmer Der
5abnentrd9sr Namens gouaro 0laD-
3ilusti bic rOtbe Glasse. wofir sr 10.
fort Oerbaftst puroe.
Webrsre feiner @enphen MOLTEN Jpn
bsfrsisn unb ftanben erf bon bieiem
0orbabsn ab, als bic Poli3iffen ibre
&eDplber soeen. Dem nit BEN 8ans
nsrtrdger abfabrenoen patrOluagen
uarfen he Steine na4.
Cine 0sriammlung, uel4e bieie To-
senannten SOsialifen ipdter in einem
Bart abbielten, Hano unter ffrenger
puli3eili9er Muff4t uno olrlief baber
iebr aabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

cusar Gursb e@taiss - Gsfs nnaltdt:
1e-90 gfunb 18}: IL Efass l8}e: 1918
1funb l8S: Smetie nualtt&t 20-l6 ttExh
I2ie; 10 Yfunb l2ie ; Ia Rtuxh l2ie ; 10
pfunb &c.
GaIifornii@e eotxisn-6 bis 8 Yfunb sfs;
8 bis IL pfano o..
sped-SIars Sestex, 60 bB 90 Rf,xb tu
Tm@I&mit, lie: 4lars Ssatrx. 20 bs 80
p unb, lie; Rtars Bellies. 81 81 90 Ffusn.
Io4s; IL bts 2s sfb., lie; IL b3 Is Ffasb.
l2e; a!are WAdex. d ID 90 4isnh. ilhe;
RiideR ID BID 16 Rfusb lllei Mass HRdsx {
Bio Q Hiunh. ne
SrabfhaG,e pe6-Narss 01eItfb 9arsb 17}s
esDdbIter euear Gursb 17ls ~ 4ituh to-
Dur&i@nttt 15e; Is Q 4faxb In Dus4I
,&nt4 ls3e: 10 ID - Rfnsb h Duz4i4ast
l. ae; 5 F1sb TN Dsr9fqsut, ii4naaI. ll4t
8 RtraS sn Dsr4i4siH. i@nsai. lo2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Ytttere @nrte.
Sin grahmine lber drifli@es WtiI.
Fpnsmefen.

2anas Ctr, /. Wai. Gin
grabma Miifondr Marapan 2riibna
Der SOnntag eingelaoen mar, in Der
bisfssn bii9bfi9en aa Souls @bur9
gu preoissu, iaste In ieinsr prsoist:
Wir fno NIT ariRli9en WifFOndren
iberlabsn. 90 pro3ent bon bensn bic
Sbr uns fsnbet, babsn fsinen geriano.
Dir molten tpeber Cure &eligion nod
Cure Bibel. Wir baben ielbft mebr
@elision. baB mir senus gum @rport
babsn. go bite Id gu4 Nmerifaner,
bebdlt Cure MHRondre oateim.
Wenn Sbr uns bstebren pObt, isnoet
2sute, bis au9 belebren t6nnen; pbi.
loiopbsn, bic Cure beili9e Spirit Ders
fsbsn. Bis babin fnb unisre Bidder
Der &eligiOn gut aenug ffr uns.
3eigsn sic MIR elm prOiperirences
9anb, tusI9ss bon Miifionarsn beiudi
tpurbe. Wir batten tueoer 9ungerss
moth nod peH. ebe BITE gngldnoer nod
Snoien fanen.
Wdbrenb oieier pbiaippita perlieben
pieIe Jromme bic 2irGe unb Der pafor
berielben Reb. @bas. Ger9uion bat bic
@emeinbe Tim gntf9uloigung fur bic
gsmsrtunssn bss grabminen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Ser &oblengrQber= streit.
Yat. SDlan 5iebt iid 5nrid.
Ses Sesperaoos Gnbe. = Sas NatIiuhffed. Nfurb unb Selbftmorb. =
Sn Gun 5rantiseu. - Siebe ieben GrunSishn. = Sorporatonss
Geeb fir Tbilppinen.

@i9oIas 2onswOrtb uno iein 5rau9sn
Ilics. Der beutise Nbsno mar benz
anosntsn S6sooore Sbumas' sspsibt;
bel Der 3ufammenfs1una bss BRO.
srammss tuaren beHsn 2iebIines=9pm-
p%onifsn ga6, 8rabms unb @i6arb
Wagnsr DEFENDERS bsrtidf9tist tporosn.
DO o rbunb SeIb p nj o b.
Rem Dor t.. l. Wai. Die 2eis
den beg @runoeiaentbumsmatlsrs So9n
6. @iopn unb feiner Grau tpuroen
beute in oeren @obnung aufgefunbsn.
Cine @oronersunterfu4une ergnb, baB
Der unglhdli9e erf feline Grau, banr
fi9 fslbft nit @pantaIi Dersiftst bate.
als @runb Der i4rsfli9en Shat tuer=
ben @eiadftsiorgen ausenOmmen.
3 't9ritt Der arbeiten.
nGrancisco o, /. Wni.-
JnfOl9e Wieoerer6Hnuns Der Linton
Sron Worfs" fanben beute 5000
Wann wieoer an ibren fribersn pldbsn
gei4dftigung; aud bic vRisoOn SrOn
Worfs" BADEN beute tbrsn 8strisb tpie.
Der aufgsnummsu unb babur9 bic 3a9l
Der 6ffenili&eu 6hIfe sur 9af Jalsn-
ben srbsbli9 bsrminbsrt.
Sn elmer 6sutissn SiBuns bss gtir.
sercomites purbe Offi3iea bei9lOfen,
jebe 6hlfs. tuobsr He au9 fommsn
mag. u~nbsbinst anaunsbmsn.
Serborgerufen wurbs oteisr gei9luB
our9 cine anfrase ieitsns siniubrsi9sr
Sapansr, oh ben 8treern bic bonn
MitaoO unsebotsnsn 5000, 900 ssnsbm
isisn. Dos 6inan3.s umite tbsilt ni9i
bic anH6t &OOf:uelt's, baB ausldn-
oiide 9hlfeleifunS iberftifg lei.
Tenn. ME seffern bert2tet. btirfte f&
balb esnus an allen gdsn lnb gnSsr
Wangel einfeaen, tuen1 ri9t ununtera
bro&eE 9tIfe bon auswdrts fommt.
g onberbarer m q.
aaoena, @al., l. Nai. -
Giebe fiablen leBte Na9t ben 8runo'
ftsi1 Der Nortb paiabena Metbobifen.
tir9e. Der Stein tpisgt ungsfdbr 300
pfunb unb entbisIt Wtinser unb an.
bsre tlsine @ertbobisete i'm @eiammt'
pertb bon faum mebr als $40. Eis
9irds. elm grobss, praatboass @e'
bdubs, mar erf Dor menigen $aser
fertigseReIt tporbsn; Der 8runb= ODE,
better gdfein, ben bic Gauner f9erlid
nur nit GROCER Wtbe aus Der Maus,
bsrausmeibsIn fonnten, ift fpurIos osr'
i&munben.
Rr
btepbiIippinen
Wefbin9ton. l. Mai. Si
pbilippinen.2ommiiiOn bat Elm aor'
pOrationsseiss In araft seisSt. ueI&el
i'm Mlssmsinsn nod benz Mufsr be-
in ben Ser. Staten ~betsbenosn sIsi9
artigen @eisbs %sntuOrfen lit. Bis ieB
COLT fur ben Mr9ipsl nod oas aIts fpa
nif&e RorporatiOnsgsiss. melSss In
/. SanoslsseisBbu9 entbalteu 1T. eein
. geaimmunsen tuarsn aber. 10 melt 4
, R& auf bic Organization bon gsi9dfts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Oetyetoe,

Bebex go. 2 rctber $50, aaf Usls'
jea, e2e Don RltIsn; 30. 8 rotses e2c,
NtriI, SIC; H~sogenrpejen 64c.
Roru (neuesl - SO. ! wets Ace: 70. 2
msis 49c; SO. 8 weib 4Ss; SO. 4 rdk
48e; 20. Q uett seutf{&i 49,: 70. 9
metb seutfGt 4Ss; 20. 4 pst fsaiia.
47e; SO. Q seIb Acc; 30. 8 seIb 50 /,
70. ~ seIb 4ss; Ro. seuai4t 4S;i
go. 8 aeuHi9t zSe; 70. 4 seurf4t 47s ;
3pIben 49,.
Nafer- go. Q ueiser 84e; 10. 3 EsbsI
3d.; go. 2 0emii@ter 5l3e; re. 8 lexnesss
81c.
Heu - 30. / aimotbt s12.00; 10.
Q, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

epe6. ensI. -VeudsIta, 8 Bio 10 Bfunh
I'm Dur9i9mitt, l43e; IL BIZ ID Dtmb TN
TrrGf9nitt, 12}e.
Seo6rrtes sstapfleti0 - SGw:a, req.
Sets. 124e; xubeHidtex 10s; Sxxsxi. ia
2a66eI 1916.
S9nsab - tn Iierces5- j Dual. 1oSe; q.
0uaIttdt 94e: q. 0naIit& Ole
e&aItern-0xeI. Gureb, 10 bs 20 &tunb
TN Dur9f&nst+, &c; Is Pfuxs DHr&f6ntt.
&c, 10 bts 12 4fanb etc.
Sepo6eItes e@wstxeaetiA ~ &so3saIoiss
8Gnep Big S20. 80; 4Iares Dsax t1s. 90; Sans
lp $500; Short GIeas $3.50; Nanpi
S18 90.
nairfe - 8erdu@erts Nratruurn &c.
Eramttartsr nc: Bologna In Ddrrsss 7}s. To
xa9 SIS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
e6mere8uS

geudbIter Eimotbp sl.ss-1.so.
Drbindrer bis gutter 5tHotbp sl.b0-l.T.
Nptber 2Ieefamer, 80 .25-s.60.
gnslii&er RIeeiamen $3.50
aII5tfe RIeefamen~ $8.00-8.66
gIfaIfa 2Ieeiame, $9.00-10.0o.
sSeiber RIeeIau1ea $500.
Tanep 3entadp IIa,sras S1.5o-l.7S.
8Iausras IN ebaff 7be.
gnsIi@es BIausras $3.50.
Or@arb @ras 81. 70-1.s5.
Heb Top IN gbaH 76c-3l.2o.
3afer &orn 76e-$1.00.
Amber 3u6errobr Sauaei S1.00-l.3.
8eiber 9aferiamen 40c
Triibiabrs @erfe s1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom $1.oc-l.25.
Reb Sob gnfiIase t1.10-1.25.
gorp peas $1.76.
gaIlet $1.20 bis $1.86.
SribiabrssB eien $1.40.
eetspiebeI, weibe, seIbe nj rotbe $3.50
per 8uiheI.
Sdb 5 4artoHeI, seIbe Sefeb, Bermuda,
seIbe yianiemonb iinb ilbIi9e Queen $5.00ys 9
6as; rotbe Nanieuenb $2.75; Erafiaxif&s
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

SnbtanayeIis RafenHxefe:

SnbiaaapeIis RaHee4xeHe
vem0bnI. bus gutter 10-12e; prtssa kts g,
pabIter 14-l6e ; Sanep 82r85s. snThss
9eaow Is BIB 22e. Saua 2s-82e.
Sn RadetsH:
Hstoia S14.75, 2ton $1t.76. Ssriss sI4.7b
saracas s14. 70. Diamortb'Y e18. 30, Dsts
Sapa BIenb $500, GIimar Saba gIene
s14'76, Duriea STATS.
Suder-Doninoes 7.47e; Stiidsu6n 8 80
puIpertfrter 5.32e: xxx4 puIpertFrt9 5.S7;,
feeser sranmltrter 5.02e; gubes SAFE; 9os,
ieetioners' U 5.O7G Etbseuooo U 1896; 30,
xir Y 4.72e: Empire U 4.t7e; SbsaI sszs
SOLDER 9 4.67e; Mtnbicr gstra 9 4.b7si
Sissepoob 6 l.4se; ssIber 9 6.l2:; Ii gel
bee 4.07.
9etrOdnete Srn9te-AepfsL. ga Der Conf 8
setrodnst. &c; SobauneSbeerex 7e BIB TIC;
Gitron 18e bis lac; Rofxex, 3 gropx. PCT
gfanb. &c, 8 Groun 7}e. ( Groua Tvs saSs
u~aenfreie sebis &c. California Ruseasa 7As:
Guiana 7Ae. tup0uttrte euItana lie BID Iss
California xpriioien Sc Bis lac.
gfFs-Ra4 40 gr. Sef). Sas. g. 10 per
gaIIone.
Pi6Ies-2400 TN Gab 80; 2eo TIM 6ss
Sc: 1900 tn SaIbfaS $500; 900 in Sat
1850.
Stdrfe-RearI, 8te. Gtarrpiox sIot. / arb
8 Rfunb Radete 8. 4orn. ! BIB. pafds,
4f-5k.
Samop-7e; etamsen seutf@t &c; Srps
Ger seraii9t &c; Banner 5utF Sc: Grsax
Houbons loo; Rs. 2 Cream. geurii9t S.
NaHe-BrasiI neu Sc BIB 1oe; Stbsrts lss
NanbeIn IA; wei3f@aIise Raxbsgx l6e
Serbian RaaoeIn 15e; Beanits & Dc Bss,
ser5fete &c Bis &c; GnsIii@e &aIxffe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

Strides Timbietjn-EeHls@s Srsss - 81
skc; bieFae etiere 7}-7ie: Nefisa :ssnnes
$50 tts bOO RfuRO 7e; 9tsfes 9a7s 400
BIS $50 Sfuab 5}e; xdbe 6t0 tN GO Ff'rko
Sc; Stier Eorberrie=1sI &c, cites csxter'
pserteI l0}e, ssnh 1txtssntsrta &c. Sxn
gorberpterte! &c. Rub Borherstsrtsi 4ie. Sab
S.nterS:erteI 7e.
Tri5@es 2sIbHeti&-RdIsa l2s, 4intsrs
ptsrteI loo, EorberpssrteI 8}e.
Urf9es S@afReti9 aduun9 pa @haxh
12e ; e@afs sle; S9extd l8s; Aa6a hub
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
3 0 m Sob retf.

y o.
pbtIabelp6ia, /. Wai. Die
beriaieoenen 3ueise Der 8eretnigten
Wtnennrbeitsr In Der Nntbraeitfoblen-
segenb infruiren faft our&wes ibre
Sele9aten 3u Der nd9fen Sonnerffag
in ScrantOn 3uiammentretenben GOu'
feren3 oabin, ole 8ori&ldge, pel4e
prdfbsnt Wit9sa MAIDEN pirb, unbs'
oin9t 3u unterfdBeH. Ro9 1T Die ans
i9t Hart pertretsn, es fperbsn f9 Mit-
tel uno @ege finosn, bic bsftebenoen
Sifsrsnssrt giitIi6 gu fdliatsn, susnns
glsi9 ni9t bsrbsblt ueroen fann, baB
bis ssfrissn 0orfommniHs In Wount
Carmel bic stimmung tpsisntli9 Der.
bittsrt babsn.
Sn Sisisr Gtnbt iel6ff berrI9t tptsbsr
&ube, bauptid9li9 aufre9t erbalten
bur9 nIgtirsermeifter, ben Die Ser.
sinigtsn ROblengrdber nod bsfen
Rrdften In ieinen geirebunssn untera
htbsn. SIN ben eefrig.n ausi9rsi-
tungsn tuarsrl fat nur fremb!dnoii9e
Irbsiter bstbeilist setueisn. 2eutnant
Smith bat bon Der 2ommanbnntur Der
StaatstontabIer gefsbI erbalten, bel
Der @rubs Der 2sbieb COMPANY elm
2ager 3u bs3isbsn.
Sn Suquoin, Slinpis, baben beute
msbrsrs Sunbsrt, in ben 2~oblenbsrs-
rusrtsn anssftslts Wai9inifen bic Dir.
belt nisbergelegt.
SoIau giebt Rampf au I.
pittsburg, 3D., l. Wai. -
pat. Solan, Der frtbsre prdfosnt bss
fanftsn Sifrictss Der 8ersinieten Mi.
nenarbsiter bon Nrnsrifa, ma9teSbeuts
bstannt, oab sr fd nod rsilidsm
nsbsrlesen Iebigli4 i'm Sntershe BEG
8erbanbss bon Dem Sample I'm bie
prdRbsntsnfele suriidsiebe. (Golan
bate betanntlid bic Wabl Grant Gee.
bans als prdfbent oes %9suanntsn 81.
ffrictes ni9t a%nertannt. gr batte ft
bur8 feline Stenung Guf Der Snbiana-
BOILER Contention, mo sr ,u 8unfsn
Der Opsratoren ipra4, biele Gsinbe 3u.
gs3ogen.)
gnbet eins2 al n.
Oregon Ctr, Ore., 1. Wai.
5ranf Smith, Der sinsr poli3ifsn.
eineu Wiliafapitdn unb einen Sheriff
estbbtst bat, purbs bsute In ben @dl'
bern iioli9IpOn Rew Gro, @ladama!
gourttp, bur9 sinen S9aB In Der
2opf ms Senieits b%ef6rosrt. Sberif
DRAPER bon Spotane, tpsl9sr ben BE-
rt9tistsn Desperate nit susi b~ortrsfi
li9en Blutbunoen berfol9te. fpiirte ibr
In benz gsnanntsn Walbt auf unb ingt
ihm ote t6btli9e 2usel ms Sirn, beoo'
Der ssfdbrli9e aerl gu isinsr Waff
srsifsn tonnte.
MatsW uitfef.
Gineinnatt, /. Wai. Unite
grobem Anorans zines aussrleisnsl
publitums begann beute Nbenb ba
liz. Wai.W uftfef. Inter ben 3abI
rsi9sn @ntpsisnbsn, Der elite Der 8e
Isai9aft. bsfanbsn I'D gOnsrsbman,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

xtaotbp-Eertaufspreie: I'll 90 l&.I0.
gilet - gertGafspretie: S7.00-sa.W
&ei&torn - Bertaufspreie: is xa4 en
nuaIitdt. 1850.
3afr-sei4dn 8a-86e; tn bsx ksarss
S8.00-$9.O per 1snne. Reue 82-abt.
Gtrob-Freie. lie mad BEN Cab. u na
len, A.00-4.0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
IrR@te unh 0emaie.

6rA@te
HeufsI- Suite Ro@apfeI $3.50 per SaB.
ssananen 81. 00-1.2b; fetxe Be-$l.00.
@ttrpnen 8 .25-3.60 per &afs
Dransen - 8 .25-8.7S ber RITE.
Grbbeeren 25-3te baS Nuart.
0emaf.
SparaeI-4Oe Elm srobes gun@.
Griine ADMINISTRATIVE Der Unibel.
%otbe Msiben Zoe pet Dutenb 8un1es.
arout - S55.eo-70.o0 per 1onne.
Neue Garrots-AOe bas Dutenb.
GeIerp-S6 bis Sc 30.
@urfen - $1.a, per Dutsnh.
SoIat- l2e per pfanb.
0piebeIn - Rotbe unb weibe $3.50 per
bunbert gfunb spanii&e SmiebeIn ST. go
per 8ite.
Differ Slant zoe pei Dutexh.
geterfIie l6-Soe per DGtenS nux@es.
8ortoIsIn - zoe - SOC per BuibeI.
eubfartoTeIn - Strsinia s3.s5; SaIt''
more $40 -2.76; SerieS $3.50 $500
per SAT-.
Wabieie 2s-8e per Dutesh.
S9bubarb $50 bas DuSenb.
spinat = / per Sos.
Eomatoes $3.50 per Crate.
8lumeniobI $3.50 PEI Dutsnh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

Gambler besabIsx foIgenbs $resis;
Butter - Country. 14es Sreomers 2Se,
Utetn t0c
Srii&e Glsr-14e per Dttexb.
odhner &c, Hdtns 8, Tarseps-lO-lSe.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

and from friends for whom he acted as legal
adviser ne had only 81 40 when ne arrived at
the county Jail. This he passed over TO Sheriff
Bergen with the remark 1T is all have"
As he was led 10 a cell Becher remarked 10
the Sheriff. 4 expect to be treated as other
prsoners are treated, and the only request 1
have % make is that be not annoyed by re-
p0rters or even by friends I want TO see no
Ge"
Belcher's first visitor yesterday was William
Bsrbour who. on behalf Of Belchers relatives.
had made the arrangement with Prosecutor En-
ly for the return Of the absconding Mayor.
When we had reached an agreement on the
matter Of BeIcher's return" said Mr.. Emley,
yesterday 4 was told that he at the
Grand Union Hotel. in New York. He agreed
70 come here en- last Thursday. and when he did
not do 50 I engaged a New York detective
agency 10 watch him. I SUPPOSE that in this
way The matter leaked out. His unexpected
discovery caused him TO come 70 Paterson
little sooner Than he had Intended"
IT. Barbour declared yesterday that Belcher
LEFT Paterson a year ago with less than $500.
Where did he go?" the lawyer was asked.
All can say" replied -Ar- Barbour. is that
be travelled consi lerably in the United States,
and as in Canada only when passing from
one STATE II another. The story that he had
led L. Australia is untrue"
II be nad no money how did he get along?'
vas asked.
! want 70 say said Mr. Barbour. that
Bel2her supported himself while he was away
~ working in ditch as a common laborer.''
Before Beichar took I'D the study of the law
he worked rs lahorer. Nj Barbour declares
Nat me sum said 10 have been taken en-
veZzleG tt i3elcher is greatly exaggerated.
Aslde from III. Barbour. the only visitor re-
eiied by The former Mayor was his son. DR.
5elcner The meeting between father and son
Nas p7r-ll lul2riy affectiona1e one. The two
1sl,ed in eonference for half an hour
beichef arrived here on a train At 1870 a. m.