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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
TAINTED IN TRUNK CASE.
Suspected Man Gets Ascdy on the
Rotterdam.

man boarded the Rotterdam yesterday. a
few minutes before the ship sailed. who the au-
thorities at Ellis Island say is Chain Wattenburg
wanted in connection with the arrival here on Mon
day OF a trunk with secret bottom in which were
hidden foreign bonds valued at $4,000 His iden-
uty not positively known until after the steam
er sailed with Wattenburg aboard.
He was recognized by an interpreter at the pier
who had him on his arrival here. Wattenburg
had changed his appearance greatly. The steward
OF the boat told that the board.
and probably accompanied by another man,
who go aboard just ahead Of Wat
tenburg Word has been sent to Rotterdam and
Boulogne 10 hold both men on their arrival.
When Commissioner Watchorn was told that Vat
tenburg had sailed he Immediately summoned
Isak Hecher, the prisoner, who claimed the trunk.
and asked him il he knew that Wattenburg had
sailed Heicher said he knew Wattenburg, but said
he had not seen him for long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
FOG BLANKETS BAY.
Liner Goes -4sround- Traffic De
layed for Hours.

Another feature of the unusually weather
which has prevailed for the last two months APP
peared yesterday morning in the form of a
fog which kept traffic along the harbor at stand
still for six hours.
Many incoming steamers which should have
reached their piers long before held
down at Sandy Hook until afternoon Regular ferry
service was abandoned in the forenoon, the boats
making trips under mere Roadway. The Ellis Island
boat did not leave its slip until after the noon hour
and the entire immigration force had half holiday.
Forecaster Emery beseged with questions
concerning the fos. He maintained bis attitude OF
unconcern. asserting that there had been stranger
winters than the present Referring TO his
statistics the forecaster showed that up yester
day the total snowfall. beginning with December /.
1906. was 81 inches. December and January OF 1895
ana 1896 had only inches OF snow and the cor
responding months OF 1900 and 1901 had only "a
inches.
Mr.. Emery said that up to January 30 the mean
temperature beginning December l, 1905. 37.4
degrees. This is approximately the third warmest
winter since 1871. the year when the official record
was begun. December and January OF 1889 and 1880
had tempera tire of 4OS degrees;
spontlnS months of S75 and 1880 had a mean tenn
The Norm uefu.sg Lloyd liner K6nigen Luse
picking hei lag UP TO her pier about noon, ran
Channel. Afte. twenty minutes delay she backed
off and proceeded to her pier.
Although the Staten Island boats were unusually
late the officials OF the municipal ferry managed
10 maintain ser.ice.
terday morning held back by the fog.
The revenue Hudson. doing boarding duty
the customs officials until the fog lifted
John Fahey, an old employe of the Erie Railroad
Company. blinded by the fog. stepped In front of
a locomotive the west end of the tunnel
trance in Jersey CITY. aud was instantly killed.
at Palsade AMI 81. Pauis ewes, Jersey city.
Colder weather. Wilton WUi probably go down
no 10 al fg-fl1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Jan Sl0saed. steamer Baltic (Br) Smith
VueenstoWn jan 81 l245 ul-Arrived steamer Males
NC (6T'. lives. New-York for Liverpool and pro
SHIELDS. Jan 3O-Saed. steamer Everton Grange CBr)
Brown from London New-York 49,"
hiueIya ian 2-Saiied steamer IIueiva CBr). Beavan
Genoa Jan 2sSailed Italia dtaD Martini New
York '' N' ->o"
naples Jan 30. IL n-Arrved. steamer Prinz Oska-
ttiefl. Won Lsuenrels. New-York; sailed steamer
Carona (Br). Barr, Nev-Yorx.
havana, Jan S"Arrfved steamer Prinzessin Victoria
cruiseJ. - -S9>0-' GU
Hiogo Jan 3-Arrived previously steamers Indran,avo
1brl craven New-1 FORK Via Alden. Singapore, Manila
Hong Kong etc 81 George ORD. Sadler. New-YOrs
via Singapore. Manila Shimonoseki 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
WATCHING WEST SIDE GRAB BILL.
City Club Ready to Take Action if 1t Is
Found Necessary.

General James S. Clarkson. president Of the New
York and New-Jersey Bridge Company said yes
terday as 10 Senator COggeshall's bill, that the
company realized that IL obtain the Sinking
Fund Commissions approval of any freight APP
proach from the Battery up Vests. TO J9th-st.
for the 59th-st bridge across the Hudson
Lawrence WELLER the president of the City Club.
while saying that the City Club had taken no ac-
ton on the bill, Of the opinion that the club
would undoubtedly oppose it, it such had
been described He believed, however. that
grab" legislation would be enacted this session.
even if Governor Higgins had to his vetong
noWers in the last resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
TOO YOUNG TO WAX TictirnopE.

Arthur Onker. manager of tie Family Theatre, In
East 125th-st.. and Charles Alpine. of the AL
pine family, performing there, were arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Whitman in the Harlem police
court yesterday charged with allowing a child to
perform Alpiue's daughter, Sylvia, eleven years
old. walks a tishtrope. The arrest was made at
the instigation OF William j. Kelly, of the Chill
hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
BIDS FOR BUILDING FlREHoUsE.

Fire Commissioner O. Brien yesterday opened bids
for the construction Of the new frehouse to be
built in West l61st-st. Ansterdam-ave., and
which is 10 accommodate engine and truck
company. The lowest bid s74.S00. by Frank
Sullivan. and the next lowest $76,760 20, by the
Schaeffer & Carroll Construction Company. The
bids were taken under Amusement by the Com
missioner and the award will be announced later.
Bios for the purchase Of 215 horses for the de-
partmcnt in the five borOughs were also opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany's statement published Tuesday, is remark
s5le in the fact that it Is the only company in
America that has returned to it's pocyhold-
erS, and is returning TO them each year. more
than they pay in premiums. The interest income
alone each year on the company's pays the
management expenses and taxes and leaves sev-
eral hundred thousand dollars for the policy
holders,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
PRESIDENT AN oscEoLA TRlREsMAN.

Norfolk Va. Jan. 3l.-Great Incohonee John W.
Cherry Of the Great Council Of the Independent
Order Of Red Men in the United States. who re-
Gently in the induction Of President Roose
welt as an honorary member Of that order, an
nounced to-day that the President would be
signed as q member OF Osceoa Tribe No. l. J. O.
r NJ. Of Alexandria Va. which is the Oldest tribe
Of ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
CONDENSED CITY PARAGRAPHS.

Edwin A. Whitfield, for many years connected
with Tiffany Co. has retired to devote NOR.
time 10 personal interests. Mr.. Whitfield was well
known To many Of Tiffany d Co.'S patrons and he
in close contact with the employees in the
lis retirement his assoniates r,resl11d -, III,
sterling silver loving cup made by Tiffany & Co.
The Merchants Protective Association. at
meeting held az its Office, No. BAG Broadway on
Tuesday afternoon. passed a resolution giving its
approval TO a bin introduced in Congress increas-
ing The salaries II the judges Of the District and
Circuit c"ur1s ~ -ine United States to the same
jurisdiction of the states in which hes ii jI
live. Tic Merchants Protective Association, on
ee I ~ us iosIeTltE IN Tie last year, voted
The Piiuzessn Victoria Luise Of the Hamburg
American Line. which sailed from New York on
January j. for a cruise the principal islands of
T4e West i 5 arrived al Havana time
York, and Is due here on February 4
Numerous changes IN the courses of public lect-
Ires being given under the auspices Of the Board
Of Education will be made this month. Professor
Walter Scott has been engaged 10 deliver a course
on The Life. Religion. Art and Symbolism OF
Egypt" at the Museum OF Natural History ON
Tuesday e enlngs, beginning February 8.
The Associated War Veterans of America will
present their congratulations 10 the Emperor and
Empress OF Germany. the occasion Of their sill
Yer wedding anniversary. in the form of Il punch
bowl. which made by the Mauser Company of
maze of Amare ms eaa : 1,eiG Eo N ceslgn ana
Territory. The punch bowl rests on pedestal
which raises II AZ feet from the floor.
Albert b. Dean-Reid was yesterday found guilty
in General Sessions on charge 4 bigamy. Reid
who said be WAS captain IN the English Army
married Alice y SGalley Of Manchester England
fifteen years ago and in October Of last year Miss
1narre Was ma, sstrti5sl, liis la Jie f;isiisa
IL Jacksonville, Fla for her health.
Mayor Mcclellan reappointed yesterday r. Ross
Appleton and David \. Roody directors of the
Brooklyn Public Library. He also appointed to
the committee on the Hudson precautionary cele-
LIdtlon JULIUS L>ehreikraus, Albert r klcinert and
AaFl J. koehr, al Of Brooklyn
Naldmsn, OF Nos. 81 and 80 2d-ave and Frank G
Harder, Of No. 81 ST. Marks Place all students OF
dentistry paid so fines each in the Court OF speciol
sessions yesterday because neither Of them was a
graduate Of dentistry
Magistrate Pool, after looking through law books
10 CUc what palmist-y had do with fortune tell
ing, discharged Yesterday Nine. Augusta Zingaii.
accused OF fortune telling for pay.
William Lewis, druggist, Of No 202 7th-sve..
while boarding a l4th-st. yesterday afternoon
felt tug at 200 solitaire which he wore In his
tie Tie seized man and had him arrested At
Fine of 10 i0l East l6isr-st The urisoner was
held for examination in default OF $3.50 bail.
Miss Annie Sears a settlement nurse at No 3s5
Henry-st.. appeared in Essex Market court yester-
Cay afternoon complainant against Levi Green
stand trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
DETECTIVE sERGEANTs SENT BACK

On an order issued yesterday by Police Commits
sioner Bingham the twenty-five detective ser
geants who have been doing desk work in the diff
ferent precincts throughout the city for the last
year were transferred back to the central office.
and once more the central bureau, under inspector
Mclaughlin. has its full complement OF ABOUT one
hundred and fifty men The order was issued
@ the recommendation of Inspector Mclaughlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
MANY HAVE SWORN OFF TAXES.

The collection of personal taxes for the first three
weeks of 1906 is substantially the same as last year
for the corresponding period. In Manhattan 6S22
persons already have appeared before the com
missiOners and made statements with reference to
their taxes. In the aggregate these persons were
assessed S1S1 900 1870 They off SI1 167 $50 and
We're held for an aggregate of 50, s9S $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

Chicago San. 3l-Executors Of the estate Of
Marshall Field sled petition in the Probate Court
to-day asking that Mr. Fields will be admitted TO
probate. The petition places the value of the estate
in Illinois at 100000 of which 100000 is in per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
HEAVYWEIGHT BREAKS LEG WALKING.

Winsted Conn. Jan. 31.-Truman futile. OF Cres-
cent Lake. Planville a OF generous pro-
portions. while walking with friend, each heard
a snap, and Mr. futile Immediately felt pain in
his !eg Investigation showed that the bone had
suddenly broken without apparent CAUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
crate breeze: ''-''N "eSef i4ie-l
SAILED.

steamers Alice Nor). Port Antonio: Belouin CBr,
Fernandlna: Caderon Belgl. Manchester: Jamestovrn
io af ana SeWport News Curityba Cuban) Cabarien
f relic 1Br) hull: Maraeas qrl Grenada and Trinidad
4oquos Charleston and JacksOnvflle
Video and Buenos Ayres; Rotterdam (Dutcb)
VIA plymouth etc; Soterdyk Dutch Rotterdam: New
1o tbr' iiaVre ald Newport; Hudson tFrl Havre and
DDunkiIk: Co"us. New Orleans; Ponce. Ponce: FL cid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
Proposals.

January ~
BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY CITY OF NEW Iva
Office 0f the Board or Water supply - 5lte1'-s
New York January !"
To CONTRACTORS: q,
MAKING TEST BORINGS IN THE CHASS4-. -
ALONG THE SHORES OF THE 1880 ~ xsrs:
NEAR THE VILLAGE OF NV aAA'
DUCHESS COUNTY. NEW YORK ,,,r,r 4
SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS. VIZ
received BY the Board OF Water supply 81 20 -
Office until +. NJ. o..
MONDAY FEBRUARY s. lsn
for making test borings IN the channei Az .
shores OF the Hudson River near the si.-ss IN
Hamburg. Duchess COunty. New 1orA Al - =
place hour the bids will De publicly opsnes -
The award OF the contract II awarded VI. y :. ~
the Board OF Water supply as soon tnessai"
tfcable :, q
This work is authorized by Chapter ga kss y, "a
OF the State e New York The loeaIioS oI NV
within limits OF nol more than niles -
more than miles below. the Nlllas- % s-r.- y
The total amount % work upon when 49, ,rr-sps
made will not be less than 4Vuo linear , ~ rs,s -
depth OF holss. The security required VII "a 90
sand dollars (s3 900 COZ ND viii Dc 49, -
cred unleSs accompanied by either vrk M
a National State bsEk IN the City o. Ne. ~
10 tho order OF the Comptroller. or money "a 70 -
OF Five hundred dollars S5O0l. Ths WIZ
pleted on or before July LIST. 1905 -. ,ns,r-sc1
Copies OF psmphlst containing rurns . sss ~.
bidders form OF proposal forms OF con.fsSs s--tsts
proved By the Corporation Counsel So rs,ars .. W
can be obtained at the Office OF ne
supply application IN persor. or nN nta- -s
J. EDWARD SIMMONS. Prests Soart v
CHAS. -. CHADWICK. sGpss
CHAS A. SHAW,
T. WALDO SMITH. chief Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port OF New-York, Wednesday, jan 81, 'O6.
ARRIVED.
steamer Canada tBri KAY. LIVERPOOL January 20 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
sATTRDAY. FEBRrARY
TRANsPACIFrc MAILS.

y Tor, out, - steamer: Close in y. Y.
pS 70, ;....... Feb l. m
scatter g. 600 D m
Jap.I forsa Csina iva p. Feb g. 1890 m
wa > ~; Feb TO- 1890 D IN
20, Sh9r' SohoIna wa FL Feb TO- 1890
vancouver +--..-.:..-..-.. Feb IA GOO m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE CALENDAR
Sunrise 71l sunset 517 Moon 1919 Moons az. \
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook l2:55 Gov Island Is5 Hell Gate 2 2s
P.M-Sandy Hook 1888 Gov Island Hell! Gate 3 "a
The reported yesterday by wireless will dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
PROPOSALS FOR HOUSEHOLD tl"' r,.s

eto-Ofrcs OF Assistant PrirchAss w ycrS - Z,
Railroad Cnunpany "a state strseS -s,eiyet - =.
airy I. 1905. Sealed proposals WI, Int Psnaras =
Ofrice % tho Assistant PuTchaSinS &s~~tl 2 , u =
road Cornpanv "a Sfate street. y Y -" wentoaes =
ruary Z 1906 for furnishing the 49, nav BE- .oessg
tices Blanks and full tntorrns,,Sp assistant Yas~
lug Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

lhslnE me '" Great E3..ss,y Evs sr1 -.
a % " = Re- K EssEK'7 9oS,. ssecsS. z e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

The Piiuzessin Victoria Lpise. Of the Hamburg
American Line. which sailed from New York on
January j. for cruise the principal islands of
the West Indies. arrived al Havana on time on
TUESDAY. She left Havana yesterday for New
York and Is due here on February A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

Edwin A. Whitfield, for many years connected
with Tiffany & Co. has retired to devote mor-
time TO personal interests. Mr. Whitfield was well
known 10 many Of Tiffany a Co.'S patrons and he
was in close contact with the employees in the
salesrooms and Offices Of the establishment. on
Als retirement his associates presented him with
sterling silver loving cup made by Tiffany & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

Numerous changes ia the courses of public lect-
Ures being given under the auspices Of the Board
OF Education will be made this month. Professor
Walter Scott has been engaged TO deliver a course
on = he Life Religion, Art and Symbolism Of
Egypt Al the Museum OF Natural History ON
Tuesday e 7nlngs, beginning February 9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
&erlidtrungs=G onoent.
Graennt al s6lmae feiner Sagung eiu &eforrls
GDmite.

gauffdfur anaenagt.- 8a9nrate am Ganal beratben -Staafi4e Gontrone
abr Stem gorfer gmteu. -8anferoHH in Bits6urs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
eGlanscn tn cefierreiG.

Sn einisen Sbeilen Oefterrei6s, nas
mentli9 in Steiermarf, &Grnten, Sic
roI, &rain unb Salmatien, fino @ift=
f6Iansen 10 bdufis, DAB ii6 bic Ofers
rei9iiae Hegierung perunlaBt fab, oo<
eegen reue Wabregeln gu ergreifen,
fiber bic in Der 3siti9rift rOeferreiz
6i5Ges SanitdtstpeI len" berittet miro.
Sn Den erften 6rsi Sabrsn bieies Sa6rs
5unoerts iino omar nur % Spbesfdne
6ur1 @iftihlangen gemel6et porSen,
aber es lit als fi9er anaunebmen, bab
tire 3a6l tbatiG6lid melt GROCER mar.
Dim meiiten fino Die Sanobiper uno
bic Rrsusotter gu fiir4ten, uno ni&t
I1ur Men5den, fpnoern audi Hubtb:ere,
Defenders aud Sdafe un6 3iegen, fin6
in ibrem 2eben our9 Die ShIanaen
beorubt. Mls pramie tperosn fir ies
oen einselieferten &opf elmer @ift<
fdlanse In ben berfdieoenen SbeiIen
oes Reides spifhen 60 6eler uno 2
aroner besablt. SEPT bat man f@
aber auberbem mod nit Ser sraae Bee
fd1ftigt, in tpie nett fi4 Die @rfolae
etu(s 6eilferums aesen S9lansensift
in 6eneb<af5dnrt 6H s9esenoen pertpers
then TeBer. berborragenofen Mrs
bitem bat if 0efer Be3iebuns profef.
Tor gatmette in Ellie seliefert, Der elm
Serum bur9 Die Smpfuns BON pfers
sen NIT Dem @ifte Der in6ii6en Brils
lsnf9Ianse berfteIt. 2eioer aber bes
fben Die peri4ieoenen gifti9lanseu
auber einsm @iftitoff, Der ibnen allen
gemeinfam lit, nod anbere. seaen ole
6os BON galmette henseftelte Serum
teine @i9erbeit siebt. Man muB f&
oI5o, e1s ni9t Elm dbnliftr 5eilffoff
gegen iebes ein3eIne S9lnnsengift sur
6srfa@rng febt, nod nod dnoeren
Wltit1n atuit6eu, I'm Sen G&{auaens
piKsn t3u @efabrlidteit y neluen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Sic dlteitem 9~ampfmasnincu.

Oie @ef9i9te Der erften Oampfs
maf9inen tit bur9 @ntbedunsen bereis
1ert tporben, Die tiiralid bic 3eitf9rift
she engineer" In 2onoon semadt
bat. Ser dltefte befannte Gti1 elmer
Oampfmafhine befin6et f6 in Der
Oeffentli9en 8ibliotbef III 8irminss
BAN. England. rn6 seist cine i'm Sabre
I712 gebaute Waf4ine BON Saperp
un6 Metpcomen. Cine bon Der 3eits
f4rift anseftelte unterfaduns bat nun
au4 einen alten, bon 1725 batirten
Stid outage g~ef0rbert, Der Die Inter
f9rift: Die Mafdine gum 6eben BON
Wafer bur4 5euer" trdgt. gs TT oie
erfte iquftrirte 8ef9reibung elmer
Dampfmai@ine; fie aeigt seseniiber
Der 6es friiberen Sti9s einige 8erbef=
fsrunqen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Bhbt feiu 8erbre9en.

Wabingto n, 2. 6ebr. Der
9sser William Walter Samilton tuuroe
beute tuesen Der brutalsn g~rmoroune
ieiner Maitrefe i'm biefsen @sfdngniB-
bOfe gsbdngt. Die 2lapps fisl um z
ubr uno IL Ninuten fpdtsr mar Der
W6roer toot.
ST $empereraIer.
20 abingto n. 2. 6ebr. Die
Sbio'sr Delegation TN DauIe, tuel9s
ffcls oarauf III. ben Brdutigam ber
SoGter bes prdfhentsn 3i ben ibrigen
3u 3dblen, hieli einen pribat. caucus
ab. I'm, bartber 3u bsratben. mas flu
Elm 6OG3eitssefGsnt man benz Qolegen
MAIDEN MOLE. @tner Der Neleaater
belt cine Rebe, in usIder er porfalua.
oab man benz iunesn paar bic prd&'
tisfe Punf6.B OwIe f@snfen iOlle, bi
man betommen tonne. Die Soee fani
enttufafif&e Aufnabme, nur EN-
etimme erbob i&, aIs bas geifan,
tlaifhen perbaat NOR, unb rlur 3on
srebmitslieo @ebbsr ffimmte baaeaen
Der Nann nit benz oeuti9tlingsnoei
Namen TT ndmli& ein Semperen3.Ja
natter Der %frengfen SOrte, unb oa!
Worf .puni&-B owIe" nerurfa&te ihn
Snauoern
Die ObiO'er Ronsreb Delegation
wiro nun otne ben 8eitras bes 6srr,
Wsbber R& bebelfen. bsni Der Bs
i3lub. eine punf&.8 ouIe au Riftsn
maro trob bes Webber'f&en protefe
aufre6terbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
So. Gonsreb.
Senat.

arlington 2. Jebruar
Ma4 grlsbisune GINGER &outine=@e'
fddfte, tpuroe nit Der 0erlsfun9 oer
Staten Bill ~bsgonnsn. Sa bies niat
Der rseuIdre @ang Der @ef&dfte mar,
,uurbe auf antrag bss Senators Sell
Ter bic 9eratbung Der Sbippinss8ia
uieosr aufgenommen. Senator pat'
tsrfon trttifrte Die In Der Bill borges
iebene Subfioirung Der Oceanic
Steamibip Co., ba bieielbe ieBt fdon
fur bic pofbef6roerung cine quite
CONFORMATION erhdlt.
Senator @alinger ertldrte. bab,
tpenn Der gonsrsb Der Dampfsr-8 sfsas
fdaft niat balo 3u Ollie fdms, fs NIT
ben reidli1 ~iubFoirten iapaniiden
S4iHen nidt mebr coneurrireu t6nnte
unb unter elmer frsmosn 5lasss 3u iss
seln as3tuungen fein tutiroe.
0aus.
&epr. SuI3er bradte cine Reiolution
elm, tpel6e bonn @eneralsW ntpalt Nus=
tunft berlanst. tpenu Der 0srfauf bee
Srunosg issntbums oes 3oa.0auies in
@al-S Street abeefdloKsn fsi. no bas
2auf- SnRrumsnt lei unb marum Del
3aufabiGlub niemals In hen @runb.
bi1ern bsrmertt moroen lei. Sn Be.
sriinoune Der ReIolution faste Sulssr.
bab fd BITE National @itp Banf, ar
tuel4e oas gisentbum 3u benz ieanoa'
Ibs nisbrigsn preiie bon 1926. 00C
berfauft uoroen isi. pom Der 8e3abluni
Der Steuerrt bride. Das @runoeigen'
tbum it $40, 600, 900 ,usrtb.
Rsoen tbsr bic @iienbahn : &aten,
Bill fsfslten bts Aufmerfiamfsit be!
9auies feds Stunoen lang. SuriOr
Obio), Wc@aa (NaHl, @uRsl
Ser.). Burte Is. % uno Gouloer
or. D. uarsn bts 0auptreoner. Masr
Nusftbrunsen berfelben pnrbs mi
eroBem SntersRs esfolst.
I'm 5:l5 u6r Oertagte fi@ bas Saui
big morssn 8ormittag IL ubr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Sms Naitemr Snfttut
Se&s bnr6 9mnbsbib gerlebte &C.
brabt.

BattIe greef, Mi&., 2. Get.
@abe. Sage. George talbot. @barles
WsnbenbaQ, @eo. allen, Gus Sim
mons unb Sames Wattbeu uuroen
auf psremptorif&en gefebl Der @efuno'
beitsbeamten perbaftst unb ins paffeur
SnRitut mad linn Mrbor gebra&t. Die
@enannten tuurbsn Dor einisen 8agen
bon einem 6unoe gebiRen Der nun un.
trtdlt&e xolmutb Symphonic ent.
lpidelt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Grteoemsi@lmk
3wif&en ben @ineii&en Taetipnen
In New Dorf.

Rem OFT, 2. Gebr. Der 6rie.
ben bon Chinatown" uurbe beute Dor
Ri&isr Softer swii&en ben gereinel
On 2eong Gang" unb dip Sip
Sang" aef&loRen unb bas S&redens.
regiment hber bas anfdnotse @bine.
fentbum bat aufseb6rt. 0ie mpffe.
ribfen oigbbinoer.R orbe, ,pel&e ieoe
Do&e bas &btneienbierteI In aufre.
eung peristten. tueroen etn grDe tabeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

9odber5ige Stiftmng.
Die perfforbene @ittips grongisrs bat
Der @taot Oijon i'm franaOiiden De-
partement gote SOr ibr seidmmtes
auf 25, 100000 5ranes q Jranc sleid
1913 gsnts) sef@dbtes @erm0gen FIN.
terloKen. Der sr0bte 9beif flOb bed
Rrantenhaufe az.