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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
ARBITRATION ASKED.
bnthraclte Coal Miners Suggested
This 10 Operators.
REPLY NEXT MONDAY
dtnation In Bitnminaus Regions Is
Improving. ssreater Output
Thursday Than FOR >oms
Days Reported.

New York, April 6.--Arhitra,ion II
proposed by the anthracite miners.
whose general scale committee held
another session with the representa-.
uves OF the operators in New York
ON Thursday. The idle miners ask
that the consolidation board. created
by the strike committee, act as arbi.
traitors, with Judge George Gray of
Delaware, or any person he may ap.
point. as chairman and umpire II
the operators agree to the plan, and II
is approved by "A convention of the
miners, operations in the hard coal
felds viii be resumed at once The
operators do not look with favor on the
plan, but will give their answer TO
the miners Monday
Reports from various section of the
soft coal region show that conditions
In those fields are improving There
was more coal mined in that territory
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
, 10 yds Green Ticket Lonsdale 75c


The Daughters of the Confederacy
Will meet at the residence of Mrs. f,
B. Kenner, West Main street, Tues
day, April 10, at p. m
Every member has cordial inyi-
tatIon to be present, as business of
Importance is to be attended to, and
special contest of Generals for all.
Following is the program:
Quote some of the moral maxims
and copy-book aXims of Washington.
Mrs. b. A. Moffit
Discuss his writings.-Mrs. J. w.
Singleton.
Discuss Patrick Henry's orations.
Miss BOdenhamer.
Discuss notes on Virginia, by JEFF
ferson. Mrs. Johnson.
Discuss the monuments OF today
to Jefferson.-M jenkins.
Discuss opposition of early South
eruers TO slavery Wilson.
Compare Democracy of today with
Jeffersonian Democracy Pc
tiers.
I Show the expansive possibilities OF
Jeffersonian Democracy.-Mr Ken
ner
/ Contest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
R4OADES ARRESTED.
Gains to Be Son of an Arkansas Su-
preme Court JUDGE.

Gains to Be Son of an Arkansas su-
preme Court Judge.
New York, April 5.-Thomas G.
Rhoades, Jr.. who claims to be the
son of Thomas C. Rhoades of the SUI
preme court of Arkansas, is under
arrest here awaiting trial on a charge
OF petit larceny. When he was ar
raigned he pleaded guilty, but his case
| was postponed until Friday in order
that Justice Rhoades might be com
municated with. A telegram was sent
! to the justice by a probation officer
I The young man, who is about thirty
I years old, said that he came here a
few weeks ago with about S.. 600
which, he stated, he spent or gave
away He was charged with the theft
of dress suit case. He said he had
been forced TO sleep in doorways
and on trucks at night after his money
was gone.
Little Rock advices say there is no
Arkansas justice named Rhoades.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
TO MODIFY DEMANDS.
This Action to Sc Taken BY M'ne
Warkerr' Representatives..

New York April 81 No net worthy
features occurred Wednesday Ia tlr
labor trouble tn The Anthracite coal
regions Nearly ali The operations ln
the fslsis remain sied ar. and there are
10 indications that wogk viii Haou ts
resumed The miners committee nela
80 al-day session In New York con.
sidering plans, and 81 the conclusion
OF the meeting e was reported that
the mine WORKERS representatives bad
decided 10 modify their demands
President Mitchell declined 20 make
amy comment on the situation and also
refused 10 contirm or deny the reports
Of concessions
In the bituminous coal fields there
were more mines in operation than on
The previous day and many more arc
TO resume within a day or two The
number Of men at worn In the Pitts.
burg district. however. was not as
large as was expected This was due.
Il is said. to the factional troubles
within the miners union in that terri
tory. Negotiations are under way be
tween tue miners and operators in sew
eral districts outside OF the Central
and Southwestern territories, and
while no agreements have yet been
reached, no serious trouble is antci.
pated
The workers leaders were much
pleased when they learned that Pres
ident Roosevelt had declined to take
hand in the soft coal strike so long
as the situation remains as at present.
Slight disturbances were reported
from several points in the anthracite
ana bituminous regions, but as whole
the strike affected territory remains
quiet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
REILLY OF PRESIDENT.
Not Prepared to Say What He viii Do
Personally.

Columbus, o. April John B.
Winder, president of the Ohio Oper-
ators' association, gave out in part
letter received from President Roose-
welt at Charleston, w Va, in which
the president answers the request of
commission to be appointed by him
to settle the miners strike. The pres
ident writes: TO appoint a commits
sion to meet with the miners and oper-
ators, as you request, would necessi-
tate action on the part of congress. AS
yeth | am not prepared to say what
action | personally will or can take in
the matter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
Among the Members Are LongWorth
and ]. S. McGuire.

among the Members Are LongWorth
and J. S. Mcguire.
Washington, April 5.-The Repub-
licans of the senate the house of rep
resentatives met in joint caucus at
the close Of lne session of the house
Wednesday and elected members of
the Republican congressional cam
paign committee. Senator Allison
called the caucus to order. In so doing
he directed attention to the fact that
this was the first step in a campaign
which would doubtless prove very in
teresting, and the Importance of which
was apparent. He nominated Speak
er Cannon as presiding officer OF the
meeting, and the speaker was received
with applause. He, too, spoke briefly
of the situation, indicating that the
campaign was already being made and
the result depended on legislation en-
acted. The committee was then named
A meeting of the committee for or
ganization will be called either the
! last of the week or the first of next
! Representative Longworth is to be
member for Ohio and Delegate Nc
CURE for Oklahoma
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
LID PUT ON.
Prosecuting Attorney Gives Notice
That Gambling Must Cease.

y FHNAS'''>J S'SS1 iNSNfSS
That Gambling Must Cease.
Hot Springs April 6.--Prosecutor
Scroggins has issued the following
warning:
81 hereby notify all managers, own
ers or manipulators of gambling
houses in the city Of Hot Springs that
! shall expect each and every gambling
house to close on the morning of April
6, 1906, and if any such houses should
reamin open on that day or thereaft-
ter, | shall proceed against the same.
and shall ask the court to have all
gambling devices of all kinds burned
according to law, II. after three DAYS
after publication of this notice. any
gambling devices or paraphernalia
whatever, prohibited by law. shall be
found in this judicial district, / shall
ask that all Of the same be burned,
according TO law
Two of the largest clubs the Ar.
kansas and Indiana voluntarily closed
their doors Thursday The only cues
ton that is likely to be a.sed is in
regard 10 the closing Of the poo
rooms and race tracks There is
wide difference Of opinion among an
torneys as 10 whether these can b,
closed, as thgre is no specific stat
law prohibiting the making II book
or selling pools on horse racing
Prosecutor Scoggins stated he woul
probably take mo- action against IN
Oak Lawn race meeting lnssmuCA "a
1t would he closed within q week.
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than on any day since the strike was
inaugurated. The production Of coal,
however is not as large as was ex-
pected.
Patrick Dolan, former president of
the Pittsburg district of the Miners
union, and Uriah Bellingham, former
vice president, have been expelled
for voting against instructions
About the bituminous field the stu
alton remains unchanged. At Roscoe,
Pa, $50 miners returned to work,
while Irwin, Somerset and Johnstown
still remain threatening storm centers
At Somerset, where $500 miners are
out, dispatches report everything
quiet. There was a small clash be
tween the union and non-union meI
at one of the mines, in which seyera
miners were wounded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
IN NEAR FUTURE.
Open-Ooor Policy lnManchuria May
Not ee Far Away.

Toxic, April 5.-The long expected
announcement of the open-door policy
in Manchuria is confidently believed to
be in the very near future. The repre-
sensations Of the American govern
ment are doubtless accelerating its
coming. The delay in making the an
nouncement has, it is unofficially stat
ed been prompted solely on the part
Of the Japanese government by fear
of complications arising while trans
mission of troops was vigorously go
ing on
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
e. c. SWIFT DIES.
Member of Chicago Packing Firm
Passes Away at Boston.

Passes Away at Boston.
Boston. April Sc, c. Swift of Chi
cago, a member OF the packing firm
OF Swift & Co, died early Thursday
at the Quincy House, where he engag
ed rooms about two weeks ago. Pneu-
monia was the cause Of de? n.
Mrs. Swift was travelling in Europe
when her husband was stricken, and it
is thought she is now on her way to
America.
Mr. Smith was a native of Sand
wich, this state He left home when
a lad and, with his brother, Gustavus
did much to develop the packing in
dustry, one OF the features OF his work
being the perfecting of the system OF
refrigerator cars.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
lNCE EXECUTE ED.
Murderer of His Wife and Three Chill
dren Pays Extreme Penalty.

Dauville Ark. April flames w.
mCe. the young white farmer, who
murdered his wife and three children
near Whitley March 3. 1905, was hang
ed here "Wednesday. It developed at the
trial that Iuce's father murdered his
mother twenty years ago. and that a
sister had committed suicide. lnce
butchercd his entire family with an
axe for NO apparent reason except that
he was cont ui work. and he said that
"a streak of inherent insanity In his
nature prompted the Killings.
Bee confessed the crimes and gave
the most revolving "details.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07

New York, April Coffee seles
Wednesday were 152750 bags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
LSAUes@ c.
Snoiaua Tatente.

0om patentamte In W%aIbineton,
.. g., tpurben ~fOlgenben @rfinoern
i'm Stat Snbiana auf bic fOlgenoen
grfinoun9en patente ert6eilt
CHARLES 6. aoamion, Wuneie, RO-
tirsnoe @Opier : prefe; gbanoer 8.
@obbaro, peru. ROtirencer 0albens
Wedanismus: Galbin &. unb .. &.
Green, &ifina Sun, $elepbOnipfem;
Wm. 3. Sarris, South genb, Selbf.
f9lisBsnoss Sie9sL; @m. s. Sonss,
6rnnflin. @rsifs3ansen; Bert 6.
Slime, Sbelbon. SdraubenitltHel;
geni. 8. We6arIanb unb 6. 6.
@rosbp, SnoianapoIls, We9anii9sr
anseiser; @arrsn q. Summers.
@srrsstOtpn, 8orri9tung fur 3arten;
Manlon 3. @tnsluu. $erre 5aute,
9lattform.@ aage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
Glsiue Staotaeaisfeiten.

Die peitereinne III g.
i&midune bss 8unbssaebdubes puros
Der Jirma SO6n Peirte 60. fur ibr
anaebpt bon s41O2 ibsrtraaen.
giner o n intsrsihrier
Sspobnsr sntipre9enb bat bic geb6ros
fur bfsntli6e Irbsitsn ben ftdbtii&sn
Snsenisur 5eauftragt, pldne uno Ro'
ffenani4Idse fur bic grueiterun9 unb
8~erbefsruns Der Wi4igsn Strabe,
tpsffli6 bonn Wbits Ribsr biz our SOl-
mes absnue an;ufsrtigsn. Die Sn'
terefsnten mb6ten bic StraBe auf So
SuB Weite bsrbrsitert babsn.
Die 5 apolis Srac-
tion & Serminal 60. III a~ngsuieisn
tuprosr, bic StraBenbabnlinie an sber
gneliIb Nbsnre Big CUR 8frtelbahn su
oerldngern; Der gncpunft Der 2ini. IN
1sst Gn Der Hepttone Nberue. Die
Sennep electric 60. battle Die Staoi
Dor bic alternative 9efielt, enttpebsr
bic 8erldnseruns Der Strabsnbabn bic
su ibren in Der Ndbs Der @frtelbabn
belessnen Jabritanlagen gu psranlahen
ooer Die gerle9uns Der Sennepf4sn
Gabrit mad Cincinnati gu ristiren.
Sisislbs 2inis ioQ ipdtsr Biz Srpin9ton
perldn9ert tueroen.
Sas e9fe dbrIi&epid
mid Der Rstnil @rpcers MFpciation
pirb am Wittmo4 i'm G,rmania pari
ab9ebalten tusrben. 6ir oie Siege,
in ben psrf4iebsnen Wettiptslsn fint
prsiie i'm Wertbs bon iiber $500 ausge.
fsBt. s. 80. Galloway III DOrfbenoe,
uno petsr 2iebr S9abmsifsr oes DE.
neral. @omites.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

Bauer
u. R. gomunbs. Wobnbaus, 1922 Wsa
26. Str. 1900. - Ringan & 60.
(2ib.) Jrams @ebdubs,' g. 900. =
CHARLES W. &otb, Wobnbaus, 2I23
Wartha Str, $500. = George Rline.
&~eparatursn. 2O18 g~slefontains Str. j,
81. 100. - 6. 6. @otbrea, Wobnbaus,
618 Cottage Nbe., 1900. = Sobn
@ranbs, @Obnbaus, 1921 Waami Str,
$3.50. - 8. 8. 5uImsr, Wobn.
baus, 8ureoo nabe @befter Str, 81
900. = Mnna u. Spolsten, 0obn.
baus. Waibington Str. unb Sitter
Abs., $500. IS. D.. 0sao, Wobn.
baus. Qaura unb @ermont Gtr.. ST..
900. = Soeob o. Horref, Baffein.
Wobnbaus. Mububon Ctr. $40, 600.
= 8. 8. Bowmsn, @sbdube, 10. unb
8orsbo, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
@tsss-Mltar -0rab.
@ { b n.


albert uno Siuie Sboemater. 334
Semple Mbe., anabs. - Grant Uni
Stella 8ibpatb, 2103 Norb Ariena'
ape., RnaSe. 6. s. unb &oie &Ol
linas, 2O35 2orb capitol aDe.. Snabe
= @iliam unb @ertruos SOlan. 15lt
Spann @ps., Wdo9en. - u. u. uni
gHena @olap, 726 @ermania 9lbs.
Rnnbs. - Sarrp unb Bertha pOOl
lib 9etuis Str, 9nabe. - Wilian
unb Rebscea Startling, 1904 Wel
Ohio Str, 9na6e.
8"etraut.
@ecr9e g.. RnpmOnb- Winnie Sub
Iopsti.
Sames u. gonger-@mslie 8. Water
man.
0eslen Wilton-gfelp 8rDd.
Nrtbur 5. Sbutts-@ona W. Sibion
S9eop6ilen g. parts-Winnie %
Seioel.
6amilton y. @urtis-@arline O. 9il
Samss 8. @arssr-alice 9. Waion.
Marion 8afet-&ora $. patton.
4lppfns 5. MangOlo-2imis ama6er
@rneft o. Ssriug-georgia W. Siatt
Wart g. @6apmnn-gta M. 2ous
George 6. @raster-Warp SOmptins
o 4 o r b G n.
Sennie @euarbs, 50, HOS On 90
Str. - Della Singleton, SO. APO Ws
8ermoni Str. - Sobn 8inglsp, 1
Gage, Door Of 9ope. = Sobn VI
Seize. go. 918 Slstder slbs. - @sOrq
6. S~abraico, Al, 631 @st IL. 9Th
&Oie 2auebliu, Sc, 908 @sFf 9si
gorf Str. - Spbn Sellers, 60, fdoi
SOspitaI. - Nancp glisabetb SObr
fOn, 35, 1927 college Aoe. = Reai
@Orbon, %, Fdbt. SospitaI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
0sFa9tst.

Superintendent Sham bss Warion
gountr Nrbeitsbaufes maGts Der go.
lissi bstannt, oab Darn SOnnslp se-
fern 0a6mittus oafslbe hti&ii9 bsr'
Iafsn bat. Ct CAB bsrislbsn cine &C.
naue gefdreibuns oes 6lii&tlines,
psl9es mabrI&sinli9, oa berielbe elmer
Der poIi3ei iebr betannte perf6nIt&teit
if, 3ur 0erbaftung fibrsn uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

q u pertaufen-Sarm bon 10 ader, nabe Station
- finf l6) on Der 1reenpouo eleftrifdeu Stra=
~Beubatu, uur orei Squares BON Der StraBenbahu.
9iss 1T cine quite earteniarni, Der 8Obsn lit In sut:i
8uftanb. &reis $500 per alder, nit SppOtbete anf
benz @runs fnr $500 bic abbesabIt Ober fteben seIai=
len peroen faun. 9ieies 9aub lit muir cine fur5e
Strede BON Der Staot uno Der Ireis lit ~beitdnois i'm
fte;sen. ReIipn's 5arm Asentur,
3p. Z OF Marfet Strait. 8immer g.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

Gfor6 . UeeIdbisr u. SpItert am Sonntae
Cletu = 4beuo Em 8 nhr IN leIusr sSopnnH9'
so. s1s shb gem Ssrisp etraBe. i'm Gltsr bon 76
SobreH. 2 MoHotsn uHo Is IassH. Die Seerot9uH9
Fnbet am TittnOn grrmittas nm s nhr bon benz
9ransrhouie unb nm $50 rhr BON Der 81. ylarien
Rtrhe aus ftatt.
Die iron.mben Sinierblisbener.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
...Nvres Bulletin.
&eomftioM in SOmmerFoTem

Seutide BATTLES, nit srOBen Slumen
Seffins unb in mottIeb Gfeften-
Elm bobes merceriseS Sabrifat SaS
itets bertauft wurbe su SOC Die Saro,
ieBt nur .19c
8ir baben einen lleberl@uB bon ben
SOC Yariier Srganbies, pbefdranfte
SHUTTER" Die glatteiten unb i60niten
@aidfofe i'm Marft ; biefe finb
iebt rebusirt gu benz 8reile Der
sepObnliden Sorte bic Yarb
SrsanbieS unb golienneS, Ell tereS Elm
importirtes Sabritat, aber beioe
bebrudt in @merifa /; pra6ti9e Seia
fms unb Sarbeu, re9ulare Soc
@aaren, lest 19c
S6ottiide MaSras, in nieSliden
StoHen fir SemOen, Nabelitreifen
unb Supfen auf merteri3eb Sacquarb
@runbarbeit, Iauter Gtanbato Csc
Waaren, icBt nur. .19c
3weiter Stod, Wittel Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
aus ben @erl9teu.
Susenbsertdt.


ten giseHi9aften bsbafteter Rnabs,
murbe BON &i4ter Stubs nod Der
Sulin 6. WDrt Sraining S9ule es.
fanbt. Sei Der Setauntma3una bss
urtbeils fisl bic Butter bss 2naben In
Sbnma9t unb mubts i'm NmbulonS.
@agsi nod ibrsr WObnung gsbra4t
peroen.
Sames Wiobon. Is Sabre oft. 129
@ef l6. SirnBe, tpsl1e tpegert aleins
bisbftahI pOr Ii9ter Stubs srf9sinen
mubts, purbe nod Der Snbiana Rnas
bsn.S 9uIe gefanbt.
Griminalgeribt.
Treb Clint, IL Sabre alt, Der f9
tueaen 8IeinbiebfabI 3u beranttuOrtsn
bate, tuurbs nit $1.00 uno Soften
uno l bis su 8 Sabren In Der Sn-
biana &efOrmatorp bsfraft. Sn
einem anberen Iale tuurbs bas urtbeil
iuipsnOirt. :.
Sames Smith, IL Sabre alt uno
@bas. Maiun, Is Sabre alt, bic tueeen
@inbru4 unb @rOBbiebfabl borgsIab.n
uuroen, uuroen i9ulbts befunben.
Sas urtbeil bon Smith tpurbe Bis auf
Weiieres %iuspenbirt. WaTon erbielt
81 unb Soften uno l bis gu IA Sabrsn
in Der Sneiana RefOrmaforp. 9as
ghr9erre6t unros ibm auf sin Sabr
~entsogen.
Watbetu S~ennines, Der tueqen unae-
btbrli4en 8etragsns In Der Oefentli9s
felt angetlaat mar, muroe ni1t faulbie
befunsen.
Superiorseridt.
Die S9sibungstlage bon peter
arsBer sssen feline Satin Warp Rrsysr
tuuroe au @unfen Der 0srtlagten emf.
iaieben. Die Ob6ut fiber bic 2inber
uurbe i6r big auf Wsiteres iibergebsn,
f!r osren untsrbalt Der RIdser SIS per
Wc4e besablen muB.
Sn Der sdeiOunesilngs bon 6arrp
t O'2ears aegen feline Satin Jrancis
O'Gearp tuuroen bic 3eugsn t6silusiIs
%nernpmmsn.
E Sbeioungsflagen.
Sulia Or. Waltsr bsrtlagts ibten
, @atten Nueuft Walter auf S9sibung.
Die gbe tpurbe i'm april 1903 seiebli9
eei&lOfen. Observation-Disclosures III
{ Der 2~lagesruno. Sic forbsrt $25 No.
botatenssba6rsn unb $500 alimente.
Winnie 5. @larf b~ertlaate ibren
Satten Samss 8. @Iart auf S4si.
bune. Die gbe tpurbs am 4. 9ecem=
= Der 1904 sei9lOhsn unb bic @srbsiras
e tbeten lebten Bis gum Wdrs 1905 su.
r iammen. Der @be lit Elm 2ino emit.
iprsfen. 8runtiu9t if Der @runo
r Der 2lase. Sic forbsrt bic Obbui
6 iber bic 2inber unb $3.50 Nlimente.
I elmer 6. 2atbrop ftrsnats gsgen
. feline Satin Ropia 2atbrop sine Rlass
auf Sasibune an. Die @be murbs
am 5. NObsmber 1904 ssi9IoRen unb
: Die 8srebslidten lebtsn big gum 90.
. September 1905 %juiammsn. 8raufams
3 gebanblune unopftdtbsrna9Idifgune
tint bic @rfinbe Der RIaee.
i. Sulia Sanbsbsrrp berflagte ibren
I @atten @omarb S%anosbsrrp auf S9ei.
7 buna. Der gbebuno puroe I'm Mueufl
i 1901 esidlofen unb bas paar Isbte
bis gum Oftuber 1905 %sufammen. Dis
E Sdsibungssrtnbs fnb srauiame Be=
1 tanolung nnb pft4tberna9ldifsung.
Z Sic bsrIunst s25 @eri6tstofsn unh
3 5000 aIimente.
4 Werriel %. 6igbtfboe frengte gesen
I ibren Soften Soisp6 Or. 9igbtibOe eins
\ Rlage auf S4eioung on. Die gbt
wurbs i'm CttObsr 1878 ssi@loRsn uni
bas paar lsbte big gum OCTOBER 1905
tsuiammen. @rauiame BebanbIune
unb phiHtperna9ldiRguna Rnb bi'
@ranbs beralage. STE perlanet bic !3u.
rfdgabs ibrsrgrbidaft. bon usI1er be,
@atte geFB gsnommen bat; foqfe biss
b ni&t 3uldifg iein. 10 tpini9t Rs siO,.
j. 600 Alimente.
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on pertaufen-6arnt bon 20 gfer, 8 Y2elen uuu
- benz indianapolis gourtbauie, cine Wfeile BON
Der eleftriiden Stra6enbabn, CUTE @ebduIiffeiteh,
@ptnbans bon s 3inmerri, @ild) Saus uno anbere
3ebensebduoe, quite Sdeune, 20 bel 80 5uB, ale
Sorteu Sbit. Eieie 6arm lit ebeuio gut fir Sibner=
jnht aIs fir @irtnerei. Tas 2anb lit in suteui Gu
ftaHo. 9reis $4,000. 6arm lit nit $500 belaftet bic
abbsjabIt ooer fteben seIafisn ,ueroen f6nnen.
ReIipn's 6arm gsentur,
Ro. 7 OF 9aarfet Strabe, 8innier 6.
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QoeaI.@ etterberi4t
G6auer unS tibler berte 9ia6t uni
notwithstanding Mittrpo6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

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Seeticns.D Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Symphony Club viii meet tonight
for rehearsal. The music 10 ne rendered
al the coming smoker viii be gone
through.
The prosecution dropped the gam
bling case against the eight Chinese
gamblers yesterday, which has been
running for the past couple OF weeks.
Lack of sufficient evidence to convict
was the reason
Antoine Silva was Yesterday sen:enc-
ed to serve ten months on the reef on
a charge Of embezzlement. Silva has
been in the police court several times
of late. despite the repeated warnings
given him by Judge Whitney, and the
sentence dished up yesterday was quite
as light as he had any reason to ex-
poet. Another case of erT1beZzlement
and one Of malicious injury against
him We're dismissed.