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Arizona republican., 1906-05-21

S1OO per month. These facts, he said, were some of the details of the report which he made yesterday to the com mittee appointed by Federal Judge Landis to investigate the condition of tht industries in Zion City
 Voliva announced the resignation of John G. Excell from the office of gen. eraI ecclesiastical secretary, owing to a lack of sympathy with some of the doctrines of the church.
 The condition of John Alexander Dowie today was said to be practically unchanged
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21

cupying two acres on Barren Island. in Jamaica bay. was totally destroyed by fire. The loss was $1.000, ,0OU.
 Two fire boats were sent from Brook lyn in response to an appeal for aid. Many tugs also came to the rescue. but so dense was the smoke that it was impossible for the boats to approach near enough to do effective work In the store room of the plant, were 23OO tons of fertilizer awaiting shipment, all of which was destroyed. The fire start ed in the drying room.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
The Song of the Street Urchins.

Four hilAriou sstreet uTchins sitting on a fence, Clutching in their grimy hands the sum of 40 cts. Gee" said one, "lye'll buy pound, kids ain't that immense |"
 Off they gol Where? Don't you know? Pitty pat, batter, with giggle and chatter heir little bare feet speed down Washington street
 Between First and Center
 They pause and then enter. Later up Washington St. march four happy boys Chanting this chant with laughter and noise Hully gee oh
 DonOfrioi
 He's the
 The cactus can
 dy man.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
PALMA's NEW TERM.
The Inauguration Yesterday of the
 President of Cuba.

Havana May 2O.-President Palma was inaugurated at noon today Tn pres ence of the diplomatic corps in full uniform. cabinet officers, senators. congressman, judges. heads of depart ments and representatives of economic agricultural and commercial associa- tionS.
 None of liberal members of congress attended. He spoke briefly on his appreciation of occasion and thanked those who participated in the inaugu- ration.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
FARCE NEARING FINALITY.

London, May 2O.-The Daily Telc- graphs St. Petersburg correspondent declares that the days of Russian par liament are numbered. He says:
 'In the eyes of the court party the parliament is. already deads the only question not solved being how and when to arrange a decent burial. My belief is that the crown will dissolve parliament, promulgats marrow cleo tOral law and order new elections,
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
FRENCH ELECTIONS.

Paris, May 2O.-Voting on the sec Ond ballot for members of the cham Der of deputies took place today. A torrentiai rain stopped demOnstra- tiOns. The government everywhere continues to gain and up to the pres ent time has secured twenty five seats.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
The Gar Declines to Receive DeputatiOn
 in Person
Caucus of Deputies Yesterday Afternoon Just Stopped Short of Actual Declaration of War Against the Government.

which will result in the return ef i,s own partisans"
 The Tribune's St. Petersburg core spondent- claims he hss obtained fa- formation of a plot that has been eish- orated at large meetings of military officers to surround Tauride palace. arrest all members Of parliament and proclaim General Trepon military dic- tatOr in the event Of Emperor Slcholas falling to abolish parliament
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
THE SENATE

Washington, May 20.-The senate will resume business tomorrow by the taking up of the executive legislation and judicial appropriation bill and when it is passed will probably enter upon the consideration of the immigra- tiOn bill. Senators have been so en- crossed with the rate bill during the past few months taht they have given very little attention to other questions.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
IF YOU HESITATE

in obtaining a bottle of Heststser's Stomach 5itters when tho stomach is disordered. kidneys weak and bowels constipated.y you only prOlong your sick
 ness and make cure so much harder Therefore get it today For s3 years
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21

 adva to to schoolO One is ndard the  in
  all taught The Busine am of
  
 
 Very yrespec
 ID " PATTERSON
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

has been curing sickly people every where of such ailments as Poor ApPs- tite, Insomnia, Dyspepsia. lndisessiea. Costiveness. Heartburn, Kidney tiis- and Female Troubies-- Avoid substi- tutes.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21

q SCHOOL is judged largely by N the success of its graduate 4 A If they go directly from the
 school to positions of great responsibility. the inference Is that their training must have been very thorough Our students are scattered far and wide. and nearly every day we learn of the advancement and increase in salary of some former pupil MT. Pat terson is only one example of what We have been doing and are continually doing for the young men and women of the Southwest.
 Below we quote a few paragraphs of a letter received from him since taking his present position;
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. May % - Forecast- Arizona: Fair Monday and Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21
FERTILIZER FIRE.
Damage Done to The Amount of Mil
 lions of Dollars

New York, May 2O.-The plant Of the Sanitary Utilization company. oc-
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21

FOR sALE-A six-room new, mod ern brick dwelling on North Second avenue with bath, screen room, toilet, electric lights and gas. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center St
Arizona republican., 1906-05-21

FOR SALE-Eleven room modern brick house. in best neiZhoorhocd. close in, suitable for a boarding house if desired. A money maker for the right party. Paseoe. no S. Center St-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
YraFoent RopIepslt bsabF@tist

our9 Senator Spooner cine 9emeins
lame RsIolution bss gpn9rehes Elm.
rei6en gu IaHen, pel9e bic &esteruna
srmd9tist, ale nod In ibrem gefbe
bsfinoli9sn 2dnbereien, bic aobls.
petroleum Ober gau9efstn bergen. Der
@rpsrbune our pribaten Gusbeutung
3u sntsie5sn, bamit Die &egisrun9 oieie
Raturhalfsauelen n6ibtesnfals gum
gsfsn bss Bottles ieIbfi berwertbsn
Tam. Sieie Rsfolutiun bebsutet einen
poIfdnoiasn 8rua nit benz bsrri9sn.
ben Spftem uno Der gunbssienat tpirb
nun seissn mHHsn, mo er fsbt. 6ie
gorpOrationen! Die BOLT |! jeigt Der
Wesweifer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Warion. Die 70.idbries gli,a.
bet6 6apes uuroe Oh Jreitag uegen
Saltsns zines unlissnRrten 6unbss.
na4bem He f8n9uIois betannt battle,
UNI IS unb bic Rotten I'm getrage bon
$40 sefiraft. Die arnse Grau bsripra9
ibrs Strafs ratenusiie ;u bssahlsn.
absr Der 6fentli9e Antldger tpoqte
bi.iss ni9t srlaubsn. 6isrtibsr muir.
ben 81 4oSotatsn 10 bbis, baB He bic
Sa9e Der alien Jrau freiuiais tibsr.
nabmsn, Birsf@aft fur bi.felbe Rsater
uno ge,afun9 ssssn bas rlrtbeil Der.
langtsn.
Wuncie. Der OeIarbeiter g9as.
Sringlas NOR In Der Grsitag Raat i'm
fibIi9sn Sbeile Der Stebt auf feinsm
6eimusge, als CT pl6bli4 bon 3wsi
Strabenrdubern angefaaen tuIroe, bic
iein 9elb berlan9ten. Or mar 9srabs
i'm 8ssrif ben 2srIen iein &ai9snbu9
ausaubdnoiaen. ba fiel pl6bli& bon
einsm hoben &burme eth eleftriiaes
Su9li9t auf bie bsibsn Rdubsr unb
bisie ma&tsn f4Isunisf 2sbrt unb liss
fen obne 8sute bappn.
q etp NIbanp b. Auf Der Seim-
fabrt BON einem Gonntaasi9ulpiente
fieI am SonnsrRas Der Is Sabre alte
@befsr Soob iiber 8oro bes grtur.
ionsoampfsrs ySunibine". Die 3abI.
reii5en gaRasisrs lisfsn fOfort nod Der
Settle, po Der 2nabe ms Wafer ges
fallen mar unb nur NIT GROCER Wh9e
tonnte bas umfdlasen bes Sampfsrs
berbinbert rerben. Die gefabr tuar
i&on 10 srOB, bab mebrere Grausn In
Obnma9t fisIsu unb pisIe anbers tusin.
ten uno I'm, StIfe i&rieen. Der 2nabe
f&wamm i9srlan's ufer unb bic pai-
iasiers fonutsn almdbl!g bsrubisi tper.
ben.
0otreD {. Webr als 800
Witglteber Der congregation bes beili.
gen 2reu3es aus gar3 amerita tusrbsn
am eonntag tn Der btefsen saersb
6sart Rir9e ibrs Sabreseonbsntiou Be.
9innen uno a@t 9age NIT reIi9itien
getra&tun9e1 unb @eremonien gemein.
f4aftli9 berlsben. a4t iunge Stu.
benton iperbsn bie prisfisrwsibe Ct.
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
City
S1.75 &unbfabrt
l1ONON ROUTE
8pumerffaa, %. Smni.
GbfoSrt ies Spe5iaIjuss ESQ uhr HerreeHs.
Retpurfabrt BON Tihtsan gifp 6 ftbr Absubs.

@om 8Iib geftret t. sSn
Palmer, Mi9., itanb pGbren6 zines
@epitters elm setptFer Sobn 9alperfon
unter Dem Shore ieines !6aufes uno
belt feline feline Ni9te auf benz Nrm,
als er bon einem 8lib seitreift purbe.
Der 8lib tai i'm uuf Die 8ruft unb
fubr bur9 feinen 4Drper in Die Groe.
6alperion itirSte betpubtlos aufam>
men. Gr fam balo pieber gu fi9, lit
aber ftarte S9meraen an jenen StsIs
len feines SDrpers, iiber bie Der glis
ieinen Weg geuommen bate. Sas
&ino true rur Sur9 ben Jan aiif Die
grbe einise tleine @erlesunsen oaDon.
GInf peronen ertruns
Ten. Sn @olepnba. elmer fleinen Srt=
f9aft in Nepaoa, barft ein Sperrs
oarnm brei Meilen oberbalb bon bsn
G9afidurbitten Der @olsonba Cattle
60. unb lieb cine getpaltise WaHerz
maTe los, Die nit untpioerftebli9er
araft 6sn Canon ~berabfegte. Oos
Wafer ergriff Die S4aH9urbitten, in
osnen rnebrere MGnner arbeitetsn. un6
rib fie pouftdnbis fort. Srei merifa=
nii9e e4aff9ersr, Elm 9ineff@er Sod
uao Elm Snbianeriunse fino um's 2e-
ben gtfpmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Stella Megep an Sabs3 6owlanb,
&beil bon Got "a, 8oswen's &c. @ranb
Wieu addition, 81 BET 135 CUB, Der.
befert, Worbwsfisite pom goswea Str,
n6rolia bon %. Strabe, $500.
9aura 6urIep on @ottlisb Sorban.
Got ia In spann & Co.'S l.. Wopb.
lapn abb. 80 BET 1875 CUB, psrbsfert.
Eoroieite Der 6opt Wps., tpeRli9 bon
Olipe Str. $14OO.
Walter Sobnfon un 5reb Gardner,
bic tuefli1e 3dlfte bss norbpefli6sn
@iertels Der Section Is, 8umnibip II,
&ange 8, 80 ader, Waitington Sibp.
s12, 600.
Siaac 3enpon an 0abalia &ailroab
Co., Elm 8beil oss nOromefli9en @ier.
tsls Der SectiOn 13, Sownibip Is,
&angs 2, 2.258 adsr, @apne 3ibp.
$1,000.
Somer gillian on Smiloa Sabis,
Got IL. Se WOlf's Subj. Sbeil Dat
Din Iob., berbefert, Stbieite Germ.
man, n6rbli9 ben Winter Abe. s14OO.
Robert 6. 2obler an u. 81. aobIer,
Got Al. 8ropnbale Nbb., 80 BEL 1888
CUB. pacant, Ofieite Nies Str, fio.
lid bon 80. ctr. 5000.
Siaac q. &iGis an Waraaret 6.
Oper. Got 20, Attins u. u. uniperRtp
place Goo., 100 bel 2S9 6ub, pacant,
@efieite penniplbania Str, fablid
bon S3. Str. $4,000.
Nelie W. Scott an DITTO 8. Ripp,
Got 245, NOrton pIaes abb, 40 bel
l79 CUB, perbsKsrt, tpefflide settle Der
@entral @pe., u6rbli9 BON 10. Ctr.
$500.
@m. 8. Subj on @soree q. @olter,
Got %, gIod 2, Owsn's part @rope
aoo.. 40 BET $50 SUB, psrbsRert. nbro.
li9e Settle Der gbieaso Str, rbrbli9
bon Sugar SrObs Mbe. $l4OO.
aoaIiue 6. Chapman an Yrioaet M.
O'Wabonp, Got 124. Youalab part
aoo., IS BET 1924 CUB. bsrbsKsrt.
bfli9e Settle Der alabama Str, fho-
LID bonn Bnulsbarb. $500.
5rant %. 2euis an Mabel s. Butt
toIpb, Got 70 uno SbsiI bon 70, Wor.
ris' 2. Mobitiou. 5O.6 BET $50 CUB,
perbehert, noro6Fli9s Ode bon Seem
Serieps uno II. straBs, $l1. 500.
peariOn Wenosnbal n. an Mlopa
5. 9iel &C.. Got Is, fountain square
ADDITION, 31.02 BET 13O.21 5ub, pa.
cant, Sioieite bon Worris Str, nabt
6untsr Str. $500.
Samss q. Dapioion an Sobn W.
Dapibfon &C., Got 124. s. 8. 5let9er's
2. addition, 40 BEL 100 CUB, berbef.
isrt. Ofieite bon Ga Sale Str. fto'
LID bon %. Strabs, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Bauer e.
s. gertomiB, 8 boppelte @obnbdufsr,
20. unb 6arlan Str, 50, 100. =
Sames R. Wunro, @obnbaus, 1872
@oa9 Str. SO. 900. - Sbos. guiad
Co., Drabtf9ilo. 2entudp aps. unb
Wafhington Str, $500. - o. s.
Smith, Wobnbaus, 1929 Nlborb Ctr,
500. = 6. u. Woob, @obnbaus,
800 @ef 80. Str, 81. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
srok ar.r pom, ssrninftisem sic.

SruB nueI uuW ete'
menie Der 8snbIfsruns erbobenen Gin.
iprt9s it ss ben WaKsrfmpsln gefern
bod i'm gonsreB selungen. Der gs.
tpiaigunss.g orlass Elm amenbement
e~nsubdassr, uel4es ben @ertauf bon
geitigsn @etrdntsn in SnDalioenbdu.
fern gdnsli6 unteriagt, tporauf Der
3ui9uB I'm gstrags bon sl02. 400. 900
fir bieielbs bepiai9t wurbe. Die
@aRsrbeiligsn batten gebrObt, bisien
3ui9uB ni9t 30 bepiaisen, usnn bic
@etrdntstlauiel ni4t ansenOmmen tper.
ben ptroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Yas beiRe Wetter uno Der bieiige

SaS beige Wetter nno Der biefige
gistrut arbeiten 5ano tn Sanb. um
bilisss gis 3u erlangen. Sas belize
Wstter 3wingt bic 2eute. gis gu taufen
uno Der gistruff srb6bt bas gis auf
40 Gents per bunbert Pfuuo. SIN
5olee bsfsn tusrbs1 energif9e 2eute
cine unabbdnsise @isgeieaiaaft arin.
BEN, tpsl9e bas gis FIR Is @ents per
bunoert pfuno liefern miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Sie nnsebsuren 8erluife Der ia.
pansr TIM arisse NIT @ublano belaufen
19 mad Der nsusHen Bere&nung auf
ni&t tuenissr oils 1850 Nann.
Bon 1918 Toitorer uno pfegsru
uuroen 554, 885 Sapaner bebanbeIt.
bapon tuaren 900, 8l2 ~bertuunbet unb
256, 223 warel bon ben Anftrensunsen
bes Qrie9es ertrnntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
SermiRt.

5rau 5. 8. Hidols, 425 W.h Sem
Oorf Strabe, meloete gsHern Der go.
li3st, bab ibr Wann gum 5ifdsn ae.
sangen unb nidt 3uridgefebrt let. Sis
sriu9t bic pOli3si mug benz Dsrblsib
bssielbsn au forf&sn, oa tie bsrmuibst,
Dab er ertruntetl let. .ts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Der Ne9er Jobn @alter. IS
Sabre aft, 612 Wprtle Strabe, tuurbe
seRsrn bon ben Beamten Dart unb
Roslsp unter benz Derba@t bss Rlsin.
biebFahIs binter S&IoB unb RieseI
ssbra&t. 9erielbe lou elmer eetuiKsn
Narie 8. gabrid cine Re&nuns fir
golinalwaarsr i&ulbis se6IIebsn isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

2aurt arei Sabre 1T es ber, ieit
bte Der. Staaten ben gau bes pana'
mafanals bei4loRsn baben, uno f4on
ftnb iiber febsn3ig Rinionen Dollars
psrpuIbert. Wi9ts gsbt I'm 2arbe der
unbssren3ten W6sli&teiten" f&neaer,
oils bas 8srp!smpsrn bon Wilionen
Dollars.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
8afe=HaG.

Die seRrigsn epieIe rsiuItirtsr tuis
folgt:
u o n.
8oIebo, %. Stunt.
SoIebo .......1 0312200*-9
Snoianapolis 2 l. 8
gattsrisn-piat unb 2anb; 8bisIs
man unb Solmes.
Milpnufes, %. Stunt.
Tailuaufee - 01500O0*-6
minneapolis. ..O1O00200*-3
acknowledgements uno Bsbile;
@abualaber unb Sbannon.
2ouisbtls, %. Stunt.
9ouisoile ....1 o. a
Columbus ....0 020103O*- 6
Batterien = puttman unb Sbap;
Hlabertp unb Blue.
Sartas @ttD, ~. CUNT.
Ran5as gitp. .020100000- 3
st. pauI. .....1 l. 9
Batterien = Bobannon unb Suni.
ban; Worgar unb Drill.
NationaI.2ig q.
pittsburs. %. Suni.
Vittsburg ......20000000 o. 2
ct. 2puis. .....0 o. l
Batterien-2eifelb unb psib; Brotpr
uno Raub.
Rem Norf, %. Suni.
Vem Norf... ..00O3001O~-4
philadelphia. ..000001000- l
Batterien-8oplor unb Bouerman;
3uagebp unb Doptn.
Bottom. %. Suni.
Bofon ...05100003*- 9
Brootlpn 49,. 000100000- l
Batterien = pfefer unb C'Neil;
StridJett unb Bergen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
@rmnoeissntbnms . ltebertraenmsen.

9telton ". Spinner an Sonalo ..
Gardner, Got z, 9opnep & grouie's
aob., SrOinston, 1884, IS bel 1903
SUB. bacant. noropefli9e gds bon
@ngliib uno @merfOn abs. $500.
Sofspb 8. pattiion an Cigar Or.
Cobb. Got 296, Mt@artp's s. @sF.
isite abo., 40 bel $50 SUB, psrbshert,
ihb6hIi&e Settle bon SOlp abe., fhb.
lid bon Slioer Nos. 81, 200.
Sobn 8. Nilsr an Sames M. Mop.
rer, She'll norowefli6e giertel, SEC.
tion "a. Scwnfbip Is, &angs 3, Gen.
ter SOwnibip. So. 740.
Otto Bor6ert on Sennie &ice, Got
2, Square IL, 8sntp's Goo., 37.6 BET
1877 Gub, Derbefsrt, Ofisite RappIeon
Strabe, n6roli6 bon 2a@ranbs Ipe.
s 1,O25.
amelia 3. Waniur on Wargarst u.
@iaiams, Got % In WanIur Bart
addition, as bel 100 GuB. bacant,
Saoweft gde Der SnbianntOIis apenue
uno %. Ctr. $3.50.
Bette MDtbsribsao an Naomi 9.
aaarb. Got 20 in @rigbts Subj. ei.
nes S6eils BON Sobnion @rben Mob.,
40 Bel 131.45 SUB, psrbeKert. Ofieite
Der gsaefontaIns Str, iibIi9 bon 20.
Str. $1,000.
@brittan 8siisl an CHARLES Npers,
bas iHowefli4e Wiertsl Der Section 26,
Sfbp. Is, &ange 4, 100 Wdsr. 6rants
lin 8ibp. $44. 700.
@iliam @siiel an benieIban, Elm
Sbsil oes fio6Fli9sn 0isrteIs Der Ssc.
tiOn 81, Fi6p. Is. &anss 4, 9.29
ader, Grantlin Sfbp. sic. 300.
Wiliam Bed on Mina Soot, Sbeile
Der Section 20, 8fbp. 16, &angs 3.
Wapne xihp., $3.50 older. $4,000.
8bomas s. SamIltOn Of, Clarence
arnlsI, Got % In patterion's Subj.
zines Shells bon Section Ia Der Itb-
bfli9sn aob., 1864 bel l4O 5uB. Der.
bsRsrt, Ofisits Der Spruce, n6rolid
bon palmer Str. $500.
Gertrude Brent an Watilba Ooun.
german, Elm 8hsil Der Got 299 in WsF
Bart aoo., 1877 Gub, berbsfs-t, Wef'
ieite Der 2aura Str, fhbli5 BON Der.
mont. $4,000.
9at6erine W. Sugo, burd Gbm..
on Jobn 8. Mspsr, Got 20, Srser Ii,
u. Subj, She'll aubsnlut 101. 1888
bel 100 Sub, bsrbsRsrt. 0oroOisdt
gaf unb We@artp Ctr. $4,000.
7teIeI6e on Gora W. 2ottlowsti,
Cots 237 uno 238, Jlst9sr II. u,
Subj. aubsnlOt 96, 80 BET 100 SUB,
nerbeRsrt. @oroofsds Slm uno pin'
Str. $4,000.
9isIelbe an Souls Wsper. Cots "A,
As unb as, Defer @uarbian's Mbb..
los Bel $50 Sub, bsrbefert. NoroieitI
Sanbers Str. uefli9 bon gaf Str
unb 25, goHman's Sub, Nubsnlo.
10I, 40 BEL III JuB, berbsfert. Sho'
ieite WerriG Str, uefli9 bon Dir
ginia Nbe. $4,000.
German 3. Sunse an CHARLES s.
8. @asensr, Got s, SiratfOrb Iob.
$50 bel 301.6 Sub. baeant. sioi.it
q. 6. 6. & ct. 6. @~iIenbabn, 6alid
bon Wcp9erfon Ctr. $3.50.
Sobn .. Gailp an gsed @robe SIM
prOpsment Co., Section %, Sfbp. Is
Rangs 4, II Nder, perrp $ownfbip
$4,000.
90. Wbitatsr an @ornslia 2sr9spal
Got Is, Blof IL, Sursbo part Mbb.
40 Bet 1876 SUB. bsrbsRsrt. Ofieit
guelio Nbe., fhoIi9 bon Wi1isan Str
1880.
Sames W. 0oorbis on @beRer 90
@orpsa, Got 81, gqa Stoui's Nbo.
SO Bet 118 SUB, bsrb., Ofieite be
Stout aus., iiolt9 bon IL. etraBe
$1,000.
Wina 9. Soot on steIa 8. Bed
8rufes. Sbeil bon Section 20, Bonn
flip Is, &ange 8, Wapne $ownibip
so. so Afer. 5000.
Narp Megartp, 8ruffee, u. u, al
Wtl. 80. Worep, Got 231, Mortoi
pIace addition. 40 BET 155 CUB, ba
caut. Off{effs her Werp Ser{en ctr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09
BANKERS INDICTED
Grand Jury Returns True Bills
Against -Four Owners Of Pelin
Institution.

Peoria. Ill.-The four principal own
ers In the failed Teis Smith bank OF
Pekin, ILL.,. were indicted under 1875
counts each by the Tazewell county
grand Jury Thursday. Judge Worth
ington fixed the bond OF the defend
ants at $4,000 each and security was
furnished. The men under indictment
are ID. G. Smith, the aged head OF the
firm; f. f. INLAND, Conrad Luppen
and Henry Block.
The courtroom was crowded wnen
the grand jury reported, and II was
with difficulty that the bailiffs main
tanned order when the list OF indict-
ments was read by the clerk The de.
positors. who have used every effort to
secure indictments. were wild with ex-
element. Efforts on the part OF the
partners OF the bank 20 raise sufficient
funds TO meet all liabilities are In
progress and are expected TO eliminate
In a proposition 10 the depositors at a
meeting OF creditors In Peoria on May
2s Schedules fled by the individual
partners and by the bank showed La
bilities Of practically 100000. and as
sets OF less than 100000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09
FERTILIZER MEN INDICTED
MUST FACE COURT ON CHARGE
OF MAINTAINING TRUST.
Defendants Are Said TO Have Violated
the Sherman Law by Fostering
Illegal Combination.

Nashville. Tenn.--The grand Jury OF
the United States circuit court, which
has been investigating the alleged fer
tilizer trust for the past four weeks.
Friday returned an indictment against
about so fertilizer manufacturers, in
Guiding a number OF local men The
indictment contains six counts detail
ing In specific form alleged violations
OF the antitrust laws, aud charging
the defendants with combining and
being engaged In a trust or combina-
ton.
The defendants live In various parts
OF the country where fertilizers are
manufactured and certified copies OF
the indictment will be sent TO the
various districts In which the defend
ants reside. and there served. The
defendants will be required TO execute
bonds for their appearance al the Oc-
tober term OF the court In this city,
when the cases are 20 be tried The
grand Jury examined during the In
vestigation 40 witnesses and the In
dictment returned is a voluminous
document
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09
BUSINESS rs RUINED.
Inability 20 Get Cars Destroys Conn
pany's Trade.

Philadelphia. Several interesting
developments marked the closing SEES
sion or the interstate commerce COM
missions investigation into the alleged
discrimination by railroads in the dis
tribution OF cars In the bituminous
coal field.
Testimony or a sensational character
was given by #. Albert Won Boyneburg,
general manager OF the Reakert Broth
ers company. coal operators, with Of
fees in this city. lie stated that with
in the last two and half years his
company's car supply had been so In.
adequate that the business had been
practically ruined. He declared that
other companies had been favored In
the distribution OF cars and said he
had no doubt that discrimination had
been practiced against his company be-
cause Il had failed 20 make gifts OF
stock 10 the railroad officials. He gave
II as his opinion that President A. j.
Casastt was responsible for the dis
elimination,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09
COAL STOCKS GIVEN AWAY.
One Official Presented with Shares
Worth 1907 600.

adelphia.-Further revelations
concerning stockholdings In soft coal
companies by officials OF the Pennsyl-
vania railroad were made Wednesday
when the interstate commerce COM
mission resumed Its investigation into
tho alleged discrimination by railroads
In the distribution OF cars.
Three high officials OF the railroad.
First Vice President John r. Greene,
Third Vice President Samuel Rea and
William A. Patton. assistant 10 tho
president at Philadelphia, were the
important witnesses of the day. The
persistent questioning OF Attorney
Glasgow for the commission, brought
out the fact that Mr.. Patton had ac-
quired stock, the par value OF which
Is 10000 In various coal companies
without cost TO himself. lie explained,
however. that he had signed notes OBJ
ligating himself for his share OF the
losses and declared his belief that It
was proper for him TO accept the stock
under those conditions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09
DROVE OUT OIL PEDDLERs.
Former Employe of Standard Oil
Gives Outline of Methods.

Cleveland, GA total OF 10 wit
nesses were called by Interstate Com
merce Commissioners Prouty and Gle
ments In the Standard OIL inquiry here
Friday. Testimony bordering on the
sensational was obtained from several
witnesses.
That OF George l.. Lane. OF Mans
field. o.. former employe OF the
Standard OIL company. was regared
as particularly important. According
20 his evidence, Lane was for about IA
months. ia 1901 and 1902, employed
by the Standard oil company for the
particular purpose OF driving out of
business all OF tho independent oil
peddlers in a dozen or more OF the
principal cities and towns of northern
Ohio. He said he was employed by
G. M. Lyons. OF the Cleveland ONCE OF
the Standard OF company. 10 go TO GER
tain designated places and use every
means. fair and foul. 10 force the in
dependents 10 quit. He described the
methods pursued in detail.