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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

LONDON. February ~. - The weekly
statement of the Bank of England shows
the following changes: Total reserve. in
creased e. O63. 900: circulation decreased
ff56,e0O; bullion. increased f1.eof s27 !:
other securities. increased f1.511 600:
other deposits. increased f2.9T9.o0o; pub
lie deposits. increased f3.14S.oo0; notes
reserve, increased f1.9T20 600; government
securities. increased f2.55o00o The pro-
portion Of the banks reserve to liability
this week is 44.67 per cent as compared
with 1892 per cent last week.
Bullion amounting to f417.oo0 was taken
into the Bank OF England today. The sum
OF 100000 was Withdrawn, OF which
100000 was for shipment to South Amer
PARIS. February 22-The weekly state-
ment OF the Bank of France shows the
following changes;
Notes in circulation. decreased 90. 900
francs.
Treasury deposits. decreased 100000
francs.
General deposits, increased 44.575, 900
francs.
Gold in hand. increased 1925 900 francs.
Silver in hand. increased 3,9T5.o0o
francs.
Bills discounted, decreased 32.l75. 900
francs.
Advances. decreased 1 1 $50 900 francs.
Three per cent rentes, 90 francs 32h
confines for the account. Exchange on
London, % francs, 1914 centimes for
checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
Naval Movements.

The Columbia has left Boston for Hamp-
ton roads. the Iidiana has left Hampton
roads to join the Atlantic fleet at Guanta-
namo. the battleship Oregon left Hongkong
yesterday for Yokohama, on her way to the
United States. and the Lebanon has left
Lamberts Point for Bradford
The Yankton and Hannibal have arrived
at Guantanamo. the Porter and Dupont at
New Orleans, and the Dolphin at Alex
andria.
The Presidents yacht Sylph left the
Washington navy yard yesterday for a
cruise down the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
Eligible.
From Harper's Weekly.

From Harper's Weekly.
A southern senator says that one OF the
best and briefest of speeches that he ever
heard in the upper house OF Congress was
one of four words delivered by Senator
Proctor of Vermont This speech. it APP
pears. was a retort to a sarcastic fling by a
colleague from Massachusetts. He had said:
mo man In Vermont is allowed to vote
unless he has made two thousand dollars
trading with Massachusetts people"
WhergupOn Proctor arose deliberately and
observed: And we all vote.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
WILL SERVE MORALES TERM.
of Acting President Of
Santo Domingo.

Gen. Oliver, acting secretary of war, has
received cable message from Col. Cotton
the United States customs agent at Santo
Domingo. saying that Caceres has agreed
to serve out the remainder of the term Of
Morales, the deposed president of Santo
Domingo. The text of Cot COlton's mes
sage follows:
las a result of pressure by leaders Of
all parties and continued demonstrations
throughout the whole country in that be-
half. Ramon Caceres has announced that
he Will serve the uneXpired presidential
term"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
Safe.
From Harper's Weekly

From Harper's Weekly.
An official in the land office at Washing
ton relates how DR.. Whipple. for long
time bishop of Minnesota, once undertook
to hold religious services near an Indian
village in one of the western states
1t appears that the bishops effects were
scattered about the lodge" and, when
about to go out. he asked the chief IL It
were safe to leave them there while he
went to the village for the service
PLENTY safe, grunted the Indian; mo
white man In hundred miles from here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
LIVERPOOL Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL, February 22.-Wheat-Spot,
nominal futures quiet March. 6s. Sd; May.
6s. esd: July. 6s. Cd.
Corn-Spot easy; American mixed, new
3s. lid; American mixed, old As. It'd; fu-
lures quiet; March, 3s. HID: May, As. I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

Judge tanning. In the United States court
at Trenton. N. J., dismissed the amended
bill OF the estate OF George Rice and MARI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

Gov, w. d. Jelks has appointed Samuel
-. Weakley or Birmingham as chief JUS
tce or the supreme court OF Alabama to
Oil the vacancy caused by the death of
Chief Justice Thomas n. Mcclellan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

a cableeram from Askabad. Russia. says:
During the Baram feast last week Gen.
Dschurarik and all the members of his
household were murdered The crime is
supposed to have been one OF personal
vengeance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
GREENE-GAYNOR TRIAL
LETTERS SHOWING LrBERArrTY
TO DEFENDANTS.

SAVANNAH. Ga, February 22.-Letters
were introduced in the Greene and Gaynor
trial today to show that Carter was more
liberal in the extension OF Greene and Gay
nor contracts than he was regarding that
OF A. j. Twiggs OF Augusta, who was Inn
proving the Savannah river.
The government completed It's direct ex-
cross-examined hin1 for the defense, bring
ing out further statements relative 10 the
$500 paid Twiggs by John F. Gaynor in
1891. Twiggs then agreeing not to bid on
a contract for which he had prepared to
bid
Replying to questions of Judge Speer, the
witness said the oppression "he had. as an
outsider suffered at Carriers hands caused
a loss of 5000 to 10000
Understanding With Gaynor.
The witness admitted that he had reached
an understanding with John f. Gaynor that
in consideration of $500 paid him by Cay
nor and the contract they had entered into
for Gaynor to take stone from the witness
he would not submit a bid in opposition TO
Greene and Gaynor's on the 1891 work
This rstanding cost Gaynor $500; 1t
cost me considerably more the witness
said
The witness further admitted he had
FALLEN OUT with Greene and Gaynor later
when they failed to take the stone from
him, as agreed. and that he had refused
81 900, to be pad him by Edward +. Gaynor,
If he would not bid on the 1898 contract, on
which he did bid and which he secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

property party by railroad and partly by
water when both are used for continuous
carriage or shipment. Said provisions SHAH
etrufnentalities connected therewith to
which the regulattve power OF Congress ex-
tends, whether owned or provided by tho
carrier not
It provides that all charges of whatever
nature shall be just and reasonable. When
q rate II unreasonable the commission shall
order 1t reduced. and when reduced such
reduced rate shall be the maximum to be
observed by the carrier. and when the
commission sf1aii order a practice to be
changed its order shall be observed by the
carrier"
Review Of Commission's Orders.
The review provision Is as follows:
Section 5. That the orders of the COM
mission, except orders for the payment OF
money. shall take effect within such rea-
sonable time as shall be prescribed by the
commission. and shall continue for such
period of time, not exceeding two years.
as shan be prescribed in the order OF the
commission unless sooner set aside by the
commission or suspended or set aside by
order Of court In suit to test the law
fulness of said order; but any carrier, per-
son or corporation party to the proceed
ings affected by the decision of the COM
mission as to the rate or practice covered
by the complaint by its order prescrio-
ing different rate or practice, ana alieg-
ing either or both to be violation OF ITS
or his rights, may institute proceedings
against the complainant and the interstate
commerce commission in the circuit court
of the United States for this district In
which any portion of the carrier or carriers
that were parties to the complaint may De
located, sitting as a court of equity, TO nave
such questions determined. but In no other
way shall the lawfufiess of such order De
questioned, and In all such proceedings the
court shall have power to make order to
secure the appearance of parties from any
part of the United States. and the exlstlne
laws ieiative to evidence and to proceed
jngs uft Ell the acts to regulate commerce
shall be applicable.
provided, however, that no order or the
commission reducing a rate shali DE SCI
aside or suspended by an fnterlosutory ae-
cree OF the court without requiring oe
post of the excess charge or sufficient BOND
to secure to the parties entitled thereto the
repayment. IL the commissions order Is
sustained of all moneys received by the
carrier in excess of the rate hxed py the
commission. and the court shall determine
In such introductory decree what practices
shall be pursued by the parties pending the
litigation in order to make this right or re-
payment certain and effective.
Provision for Appeals.
Another section relating to appeals fol-
lows: Section 8. That in all proceedings
arising under this act in which the United
States or the interstate commerce commas
sion is party, an appeal from the final de-
cree of the circuit court shall lie only to
the Supreme Court and must be taken with
in thirty days from the entry thereof NO
appeal shall operate a stay or super
sedeas of the decree appealed from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

Bar silver. firm, 80 9-1Gd. per ounce.
Money, 4a4A per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for short
bills Is per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for three
months bills is 37sa3 1915 per cent.
sEx-div. fEx-rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22
Aetna Banking s
Trust. Company,
1927 r ST. N. w.

The government pay days now
being the ed and 18TH instead of the
I5th and last days of the month,
this Bank will remain open for de-
posts on the sd and 18th of each
month until S O'Clock and close at 3
o'clock on the Ist, 18th and last DAYS
of the month. Open Saturday even
ings from s to s O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

BERLIN, February 22-Exchange on
London 20 marks 81 pfennigs for checks.
Discount ratesNShort bills, per cent;
three months bills 3 u per cent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
GfaIeeltubrrkuloIt.
4te tnibertraebatfeit oeS SnberfeIbasiga4
pom &ntmern aMf geenf len.

Nnqereat bur9 Die Sberrie &pbert
&o9s, bub Der Yerliu9tbuSiuus oes
&inoes BEL Der @erbreitung Ser meni9=
li9en Suberfulpfe feline Rone fpiele,
bat bas @eiunbbeitsamt in Berlin
mebrere Sabre binour9 umfahenbs
8erfu6e nit Sen ei%n3elnen @rten oes
Subertelba3iQus unternpmmen un0 1T
babel gu Dem GrgebniB gelangt, .oaB
Der Grreger Der @efliiseltubertulpie
BON Gem meni9li9en Suberfelbuailus
unb Dem Perliu9tba3inus {9arf gez
trennt tperhen mub.
Sine umpanolung Der 8a3iaen Der
!6iibnertuberfuloie in iotde Der SGuee=
tbiertuberfuloie fonnte BEL ldngerm
N~ufentbalt Obs gu spei Sabren) Der
eritern i'm SGugetbierfOrper Greer
f9peinGen, Waus, &anin6en, &ino)
ni9t beobu9tet perOen. Die BEL 9ib>
nern beobd9tete Suberfuloie par in
alien unterfu9ten 5Gaen bur9 ben
Observation-Disclosures peruria9t;
fir meni6li9e Subertelbosilen unb
fir perliu9tbaailIen ~ertpieien ii9 9iibz
rer uls unempfdnsli9. Riemals 1T
e bisber gelunsen, in tuberfulOien
Brpouften franter Wienf9en Sibnerz
tubertuIoiebasiQen nad5upeifen. Sas
8erliner @efunobeitsamt fommt oaber
auf @runb ieiner 5ori9unsen gu Dem
grgebnib, oaB Die S%ubertuloie oes
nuBbarsn Sausgefliisels fir Die Ser
breitung Ser S9pinoiu9t bes Menz
f6en in Der Sbat gar feline &one 81
fpielen i9eint.
Ni9t u~nertpGbnt mag iibrigens bleiz
ben, Dab Der papaeei iid Dem tubers
fulDfen @tft seseniiber peientli4 ons
oers berbGlt pie Ods nubbare 9dlsgez
fliigel. Gr bat ii9 mebrfa9 als ems
pfGngli9 fir Den menf9liden Subers
felba5ilus erpieien unb fann oaber
als 8erbretter Der Subertuloie, penn
audi n~atureemdB in iebr bef6rGnftem
l1mfange, ppbl in 8etrd9t tommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
Ser iiberlihetc sramspurteur.

Gin fOitli9er 6an bef9dftiste bic
Straffummer bes 2an0gerihtes su
&empten, 8apern. Der gibiltrdnss
porteur Sofepb 3eler ionte cine nod
Sreiburg gu iiberfIbrenbe 9efansene
na9 &onitanS t%ransportiren unb Damn
BORT peitereeben. llntertpees er5dblte
ibm Die Sulcinea, fie lei cine rituo.
me6." uno babe auf Der Stu6enten>
tneipe, Die auerbinss 5iemli9 lang ge>
bauert, ibre 3e9e ni9t gang b~ersinigen
tOnnen uno iei oesbalb tpeeen 3e9prel=
lerei CUR Qn3eige gebra9t tpor6en.
Die Sadie lei aber 10 barmlos, oaB
fe pbne 3peifel in Sreibure, tpenl Die
9ef9i9te aufsefldrt piirbe, ibre 6rei=
beit tpieoer befommen tpiirbe. Sa Die
9efeneene auberoem febr diff uno
nobel duftrdt, tpar es ibr elm leidtes,
oas 9erS oes Sransporteurs ettpas gu
ertpGrmen. llno mas tbut fee Mit
Dem freunbli9ten 2G9eln bon Der
Welt bittet fe i'm, lie bod in ben Som
bitorla6en ee6en gu laFen, Inn eiriges
8onfeft gu faufen. rSa, parum ni9t
: i9 parte einitpeilen bier auBen."
Dem 2aoenfrdulein ~gegeniiber aber be-
flaste fi9 Die rStuoentin," bab Der
aubenitebenbe 9err lie f%ortpGbrenb per>
fol9e unb Bat bieislbe. ibr bur9 cine
9intcrtbire Den Iusgan9 gu getpdbz
rem. 60 esfGab es aud. Der Sruns=
porteur ipuroe tpegen fsiner 2eidtslGuz
biefeit in cine Geloftrufe BON 40 Wiart
senommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27


2ange . # sci t. Sis
SienItmagO 8dbette Meier feierte ibr
5~0jd6riges Subildum i'm Sienite Der
Yribatiere S6reiber in &ieoenbure,
O6erpfaI5. Die treue Sienerin mar
pGbrsno bisier 3eit ni6t einen Sag
trant oO:r drbeitsunfGbig.
6 rtrdnfen BET elmer
5lub a + +. Sci ga%mpbeupore,
9ritii9zSnoien, fenterte elm NIT 200
perfonen beieBtes 5abr5eug, bas Bel
bobem WaHeritanbe bsn Sn0us freu@
gen nolte, in Der Mitte bss Stromes,
un0 u1e SniaHen bis auf 80 ertrantsn.
6 b ii r g It er ais
9 r ii ger. Sn IoelaiOe, Siios
auitralien, lit Der Ginipobner Suder,
MitglieO oes fiiOauitralii9en parlas
ments unb Grbiirgermeiiter BON @oes
laioe, pegen Sbeilnabme an umfangz
rei9en 3Olbetriigereien perbaftet NOR
oen.
@oIGte Of fapituIi.
n. 8et einem Chandler in bsl
S9pei5 gerietb Elm Sffi5ier in Oit
9Inoe oes n6einoes," Der ibn eefnng:i
ne6men ipplte. DIS anes @ebrer
ni9ts niiBen tponte, 5ps ser Sffi5ie,
ieinen i@arfseI@liffenen @dbsl unf
figte einem Solbaten cine f6per,
S9doeIz unb acknowledging gu. Iud
an6ere fleinere 9ertpunoungen bat Die.
Ter eigenartise M%an0perbelb perur
fa9t.
Sta6Ien @ifen. Quf einer-
9erliner 9iiterbabnbofe tpurOen aus
5tpei Gtfenbubnfpageons etpa 5000
&%ilogramm 81 EN- enttpen0et. gs ban.
bette fi9 Inn 2pfomotipen> HpitftGbe
Die fir cine GiIengieberei auf Dem @ii:
~terbabnbof eingetroffen tparen. Si'
Na9fori9ungen na9 oen l1rbeberr
bes Oiebitabls fparen erfolslos.
0iberuGe g a m t E
Bel elmer Barrier Yoitanitalt tpurb'
elm na6 2ob5, &uifI6>Yolen, be:
ftimmter Brief a%ufgegeben, Der mi
elmer = beuti6sn blauen 3punaig:
pfennigmarfe f%ranfirt tpar unO If
2ob5 bon Ser ruffii6en poit audi an
f%tanOslps an Den gmpfdnser aus9e'
folgt puroe.
i SeGtfameY etition n. @pm
Yrinsreeenten BON 8apern NOR Der
bpm G4purgeri9t gum Sooe perur@
tbeilte MDroer Gnglii9 gu lebensldngz
li6em 3u9tbaus begnaoigt poroen.
Sarauf tpurbe in Der Seimatb bes
&dubers &neifel our9 Sammeln bon
unteri9riften cine petition on Den
Hegenten in Die @eae geleitet, porin
sic aufbebung Ser 8egnaoigung uno
Die Sinri6tiln9 bes Gnglii9 g~eforoert
marc, rpeil unier &neiiel au4 hinge
ri6tet puroe."
3peitGgtge Suell. @n
einem Samftase fanb in &om elm Sdz
bel@9uea apii9en Dem Gbefreoatteur
BEG fooialiftifaen purteioreunS
r@panti," Monticeni, Der in ieinenl
9latte S~6mGbartifel segen Die &Onis
gin Margberita eebra6t bate. un0
Dem fonierpatipen &ebafteur @sttori
bonn n@iornale O'Stalia" itatt. Sas
Sueu tpuroe Bis gum @intritt Der
9untelbeit ourdgefo6ten. Na9 %
@dneen puroe bic TortfeBuns oes
Oueqs auf Der foleenoen Sonntag perz
tagt. On bieiem Sage nabm Der
3peifampf Elm gnOe, na9bem Der
fo5iuliftii6e Geoafteur bon feinem
@egner einen SGbelbieb in Den eden
tel erbulten batte.
Il n Of ulbis | m 3 II d t.
+ a E. SIN Sabre 1899 mar Der
@~runobeiibsr Hula in petrinja, &rpas
ten. ipesen angebli6er Grmoroune
feines 8ruoers 81 lebensldngli9em
&erter perurtbeilt poroen. Seine Ser
urtbeilung mar namentlih auf Srunh
Ser belaftenben Musiaqen ieiner Sante
Safiilja erfolst. Wieosrbolte @sfu4s
Inn @ebiiion Ses pro5eRes blieben err
fpl9los. Grit als i'm Sabre 1905 DIE
Srau @nlas Elm abernalises Mebiz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

StiIIprdmien ii T Tit.
er. Sn Dem neten 9dusbaltsplon
Der Staot 2eip5ig fir 1907 1T gum
erften Wiale elm 8etrag bon 5000
Marf our @etpdbruna bon StinprGs
mien an Miitter eingeItellt uno aubers
Dem elm 8etras bon 1000 Marf gu
gelObelobnungen fir foI6e 6ebams
men, Die eifrig uno nit Grfolg beftrebt
g%etpeien ilno. Miitter gum Selbffinen
gu betpegen. Die StinprGmien fonen
pornebmlid ben Wiittern 5ugute tums
men, fir Die infolse oes SelbfffiIens
Elm @srluf an @rbeitslpbn eintreten
tpiirbe. (
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

Sob our9 &reusotter
BIT B. Sn @rumbad, SbiriAgen,
ipurbe elm S9ulfnabe pon elmer 3reu5s
otter gebiFen. ga Der 8erleBung
niht b:e eebDrige Mufmerffamfeit Su~
gepen0et tuuroe, lit Der 2nabe an Der
pereiftuna aeftprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

Ter Gtl1noe sen Oi6ter unb Oenfer
dbftrcife, bdute i9 mid ME mebrl unb
i9 MID mid bduten! SD mill tein
pfb9ologiI&ss GGtbiel mebr isin o6er
nit anbern Worten elm giel, elm @elts
neiier, Der fi9 nit iiberlegensm CD
6eln un6 lesrem Magen Dor ieiner
Sonae Die Sabine ito9ert, tpenn Die an
BERN bid un6 iatt poriberge6en = i9
min felber elmer iein - Elm @anser :
uno tperoe ss Dir betpeiIen!"
nSietenpfsiffer = lei perninftis!"
.@ernunft lit uniinn!" Ser Sbers
lebrer trat ii Die Sbiire oes uWsiien
2amms" uno ri9.ete fi9 auf, 10 fp9
er tpnnte. 800 lit bas 5rGulein2"
fruste er ben Wirt6. rgto9 oben auf
ibrem 3immer? @ut. @eben sic pprs
aus unb fragen sic, oh i9 eintreten
bsrf9 Sd battle ettpas Wi4tises NIT
ibr au bsipre9en! nn6 Su, liebsr
Sreuno unb &onege,-penn Su reoen
pinit, 10 f6peise! Sd bin Seinem
6obn entpa9ien. Sd bin ni9t mebr
oas peife 2amm, bas, pie i9 neuli4
faste, in reiferen Sabren gum @9af
%rb unb feinen Namen nit He6t
>A6rt nein = iebt bin i9 milo, iebt
Gdufe i9 Sturm unb leite nit 9epalt,
rno fei's sesen mein eigenes f9pa9es
Sleii6, bies fiimmerli6e S9ulmeifters
oafein in neue, grDbere 8abnen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
ID. e a |.

10. n u Tic l..
9 4 ; $:: 5Si =; &; ;.'' sss! !is !: :, :: +:
beraufitiirmenoen9 eiu9er. Die
Sbiire gum 3immer bss 5rduleina
ftdnbe peit often.
Limb fie lit trpboem barring"
Sic un0 Der ftarfe 9err, Der porbin
snriidgefommen, = Der Snbaber bes
rWetien Gamma" ftieg tpieoer Die Stu=
Ten binab - f9on felt elmer Stunoel
Destpesen, neil Der Serr Bel ibr fei,
IaHe fie ia eber ieben bineini9auen.
Martin Siebenpfeiffer ma9te err
|f9iittert 9aIt. Der itarte 9err Dom
Serge er pubte, per oas mar! l1no
bdtte er nod ge5peifelt. oieie tisfe 8dz
renitimme, Die bon innen su groIen
anbub, tpar ibm gu pobl betannt. Dis
Der Slang oes 9iftborns Dem gebeBten
Wilbe, 10 lag tie ibm in Der Slu9t feiz
ner 4benteuer glei9 einem Orduenben
g9o in Den Sbren. uno jeBt pernabm
er au9 Die einselnen Worte.
v&ommt er oenn nod ni9t?" frastt
Ser srimmise 8ab, unO elm bellies Ga
9en a%ntportete: sd tann i'm Din
ni9t berbeiberen! @ber f9liebli9 pirf
er f9on erf9einen. 9db' muir Schulz,
l1lri9!"
Ilio lie nannfen fi9 toieber Su, fl
rannten ii9 l1lri9 uno gba troB bel
feierli6en gntlobung on Der HanO=
fluff! Sin bitteres Ms1 sog burf
Martin Siebenpfeiffers !Ssra balf
gnttduf9une uno 3orn, balb unbe:
ftimmtes 9rauen. Senn Der, auf Der
bas ungetbiim bonn gerge in oumpfen
8riitsn od orinnen ldrerte, Der uni
Der 8ater Der SbDrIibiitte paren pffen:
bar elm i1ro bieIelbe peripn.
sd bab' ia 9ebulb, Gpa!" Hang
innen tpieosr Der 8ab in gang gemiitb.
libem Son. nWas bleibt mir oenr
aud fonit iibris9 Sd ge6e nidt boz
bier fort, ebe i4 mid ni9t NIT i'm
aus9efpro6en babel"
Sas fonnte cine f60ne 4usfpra9I
rerben! unpiIfiirli9 blidte Ser flein'
bide Sberlebrer na9 riidpGrts, um 81
feben, ob fi9 Elm fduberli9er uno I'm
bemsrfter Riidsus iiber Die Sreppe be
fperfiteIissn liebe, aber feline feelii9r
grregung mar gu fart un0 madte ii6
tpie in alien tritiI9en @usenbliden De
leBten .3eit, in einem feftisen rerpDfel
Nieien Raum.
(S4lub folst.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-02
STREET CARNIVAL / | !
STREETS, TAKEN POSSESSION OF
\ By CARNIVAL COMPANY AND
1r WORK OF 4.
EXHIBITS GOING ON
ALL WILL BE READY FOR \
TOMORROW. ~

The street carnival will be open for
business tomorrow morning and by
afternoon everything will be in prime
shape to entertain the crowds who are
expected here during the balance Of
the week. When all the tents are up,
the merry-go-round, the Ferris wheel,
the high dive pole, the moving picture
show and the many other attractions
are in shape and the flags flying, and
the cry of the bally-hoo isS,heard in
the land, and the band playing, the
city will realize that something is
doing and the nimble nickels win get
action at lively rate.
In addition to the large tents many
little stands for dispensing goodies
and novelties are being placed about
the street corners and the people will
wake up tomorrow to the realization
that a real live circus is going on all
| the time for the next five days.
While many OF the surrounding
towns are to have Fourth of July cele-
I
brations of their own. the people are
planning that they have other days in
which to come TO town TO see the
carnival, so ii is fair to presume the
entire week weather. permitting, viii
see the city full of visitors
The charges to the various attrae-
aoas that are under canvas are very
small SO that It viii be within the
means of an to take In the entire
round Of pleasures There VIII be
plenty 10 amase both youag and old
and a good time is promised all who
come to the city
Il is hoped the psoSae VIII enter into
the spirit OF the occasion and go ia
for good old fashioned tine Mako
up your mind the show is here and
| that you are going to make the event
worth remembering TO all your friends
land customers who may drop in to see
the fun. a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-02

The Outing Publishing Company
have on the press for early issue a
book entitled Fishing and Shooting
Sketches by Ex-President Cleveland,
which tells of the distinguished
authors experiences on the lakes and
streams after the finny tribe and his
outings over the fields and plains in
pursuit of feathered game. Mr.. Cleve-
lands opinions regarding the true
spirit of sport and sporting ideals are
expressed in his customary vigorous
style The volume will be deliberately
illustrated with suitable pictures by
Hy. S. Watson. Is