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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14
Death in Georgia Wreck.

Augusta, Ca, June IA wreck Of q
passenger train is reported on the
Georgia railway, four miles from Ca
max, Ca 1t is said the engineer and
fireman and Is passengers were killed.
The train struck an open switch.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

There is possibility that the Holt
ness camp meeting Of the National
Association viii come next year to
oskaloosa It is in the hands of a
committee. which is asked to bring
1t to this city.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14
Pnlaianes BURN Village.

Manila, June 1.-The village Of
San Quirico, near Kalibaga. on the
Island OF Samar. has been burned by
the Pulajapes. but no casualties have
been reported.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14
ra,mhermsn looked out.

st. Johns, N. F.. June 11.-Seyen
iumbermen, employing 500 men, shut
down on account Of differences be-
tween the owners and workinen 70.
garding wages.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

The democrats are not so anxious
for the falls political battle as were
the republicans. They have none to
run for office, and they have not even
SO. much as issued convention call.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

Weeds are growing mighty fast
these days. The man with the hoe is
a factor to be desired ALREADY upon
some Of the side streets.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14
Personals
CFrom Saturdays Daily,

NHNCAA 0osNA ny y A~-ASI
Miss Alta Boyer spent today with
friends in Rose Hill.
Miss Fay Sturtevant visited friends
in oskaloosa yesterday.
Mrs. Dwight Jarvis, of Delta, visited
relatives in oskaloosa yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith left this
morning for Salem, where they will
visit for few days.
Miss May Davis was passenger for
Des MONIES where she will visit over
Sunday with friends.
Mrs. ]. e. Whitacre, Of Chicago, is
visiting at the j. w. Mcmillan home
on High avenue east.
Mrs. l. ]. Noe and brother, Rev.
Iederius, of Newton, are visiting with
friends in the city today.
Miss Ida Moon left today for her
home in Salem where sne will spend
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. L. NJ. Williams was a passen.
ger this noon for Des MONIES to spend
Sunday at the camp meeting.
Mrs. ]. Rodgers and grandson, Har-
ny Homer, are visiting friends in
Searbboro, Grinnell and Lynnville.
Miss May Pendray was passenger
this morning for Mt Vernon to visit
her sister, who is in school there.
John Duguid, brother of William
Dug1id, the tailor, was visitor in
oskaloosa Friday evening, his broth
er's guest. Y =
Mrs. Jack" Stringfellow, who is in
a critical condition with typhoid
pneumonia, is reported somewhat
easfdr today
M NJ Gilchrist,, Of Morgan Hill,
California, is here for a visit with old
timel friends, guest Of his brother, NJ.
d. Gilchrist. s''''.-.'" .'
George Hufford, who Thursday ev-
ening suffered a broken arm, rested
easier last evening, and is considered
better today. .----.---s
Mrs Nettie c. Jonnson and children
were passengers, this morning for
Shelby, where they will visit friends
and relatives.
Miss Nellie McKanna and brother
Harry, of Oelwein, are visiting in os-
kaloosa and at Rose Hill among their
many relatives.
Mrs. C. E. Riggs, who has been Wis
itingi her father, Charles Chick, was
passenger this morning to her home
in Agency, Iowa.
Miss Myrtle Fisher was passenger
last evening for her home in Delta af-
ter Visiting at the r. w. Brown
home for few days.
Henry Newstrom, of Chicago, repre-
senting the Stiffness Co., formerly of
this city, is visiting his friends and
customers in this city.
Mrs. H. o. Davis and laughter Inez
were passengers this morning for
Montezuma to visit her mother, Mrs.
Cochran, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Myers left this
morning for Des Moines where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. ]. D.,
Targgart, for a few days.
Ret. JIG. Willis and family left
this morning for Mt Pleasant, where
they will attend the commencement
of iowa Wesleyan university. 4
Mrs. J. l.. Hull and daughter Fern,
who have been visiting her mother,
Mrs! Gum, in this city, returned to
her home in Taintor yesterday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

Mrs. Eugene McGlasson, who has
been visiting in 0skaloosa with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Onverson, left this
morning for her home at Peoria.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

Mrs. b. E. Stanley was passenger
this morning for her home in Abel af-
ter visiting ner children, r. s. Stan
ley and Mrs. p. Sloan, for a lew days
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

Mrs. S. S. Wright and Mrs. ]. H.
Holmes, of Keota, on their way home
from the encampm-nt at Boone, Wis
tied at the A. W Pringle home be-
tween trains. ~ --'
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

Miss Helen Kalbach went to Center.
vile this morning to be the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Annette Valentine, for
a few days. The ladies will go to
Leon on the 18th to be present at the
wedding of their cousin, Joe Warner.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

President John P. White, who is
over in London attending the interna-
tional convention of Mine Workers,
has remembered Oskaloosa friends
with souvenir postal cards from
Queenstown and other ports John
states that he is enjoying the trip to
the fullest extent.
JIG. Stevens, of Abba, was visitor
yesterday in oskaloosa, spending the
day with friends.
S. E. Waggoner, Of st. Louis, is
visiting in the city with his daughter,
Mrs L. E. Smith.
Fremont Gazette: Isaac Hibler, who
used to live northeast Of town, has
gone to oskaloosa where ne will re-
side. .csFf
Mrs. Myrtle Robertson was a pas
senger this afternoon for Moore, Iowa.
where she win visit friends for a few
days.
Mrs.. r. b. jaeger, of Eddyville. was
visitor in Oskaioosa yesterday with
friends, Her daughter, little Rather
inc, accompanied her.
Charles Walters, of Peoria, d. p A..
OF the Iowa Central. was visitor IN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
WnuftfaHi@e Genimr tn 3uBIano.

Der OberppliSeimeiiter bon War=
i9au bate f9on i'm porisen Sabre
mebrere polnif6e 2ieber auf ben sS1z
Der curminum probtbitorum gefebt,
barunter Dor alien bic feurtse, f90ns,
alte Hationalbpmne Der rufifden Yo~
len ngap9 lit pplen ni9t %psrlpren"
unb 5tpei neue 6pmnen, ferner einiee
reDolutiondre 2ieber. tpie Sea barptaz
bad" (nIuf ben 8arritob.n") unb
Die rotbe SABINE. 4ber trob bieies
@erbOtss, Das ii9 ni9t nur auf bas
Sin9en Der gefGbrli9en 2ieber, fonz
bern aud duf ibre 8erbreitung bur9
ben Druid besiebt, fpurben bic Soften
bieier Spmnen unb 2ieber BON ben
Wuiifperle9ern na9 pie ppr georudt
unb fanben retBenben 4bfas. Die
MuitfDerlsger paren nGmli9 nur 10
porfi6tig gepeien, bic Soften nit anbez
rem, politif9 barmlofen Serten gu per>
feben unb Die Melpbien GINGER 2ieber
bier unD ba etmas su perGnbern.
Sie poltsei fam aber bdlb binter
bieien Strei9 uno grtff nun gu elmer
eisenartisen Mabresel. Sci Der
&anSlei bes Sberpolissimeiiters bon
Guardian lit nGmli9 cine beipnbere
nmufitalti9e GommiRion" erri9tst
poroen. Sbr sebOren stpei Militdrs
&apelmeiiter an unb als britter mutt
falH9er Sa6peritdnbieer elm Octet
tip, ber einmal has gonierpatDrium
beu9t bat. Oiefs GommiKion ipurbe
beauftragt, ale irgenbpie perbd9tisen
gompoiitionen baraufbin gu priifen,
pb lie nit ben perbptenen 2ieoern uno
9bmnen ibentif9 ober ibnen dbnli4
feisn. @uf @runb Der @ntf9eibuns
biefes miiitaliiden Genfurcomites
perben ieBt Die Muiitperleser uno
Muiitalienbdnbler CUR Re9eni9aft
geSogen. Mtt pel9em grfole bic
Waridauer GOmmifiOn arbsitet, 1T
porlGuft9 unbefannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
@tnofGuk atf Sttretfeu>

Ser erfahrsne Retfenbe fudt, tpeun
er an 8orb setpmmen lit, 10 raid pie
mOsli9 einen tpinbgef9iiBten plaB fir
feinen Sefituhl auf. Colder pldbe,
fpel9e bur9 bic in uneeraber 2inie
perlaufenben MGnbe Der Oedaufbau<
ten aufdqig sebilbet tperben, gibt es
aber duf benz prpmenabenbed zines
Sampfers ni9t piele. Cine in neue.
fter -53eit semaate Grfinoung, bic i'm
Seuti9en 3ei9, 6rantrei9 unb gng<
lamb bereits patentirt unb in ben Der.
Staaten d%ngemelbet tporben 1T, bat
ben 3ped, alIf ben prpmenabeHbeds
gden unb Niiden tiinitli9 gu bilben.
Oie ginridtuns beftebt i'm Wsfentlt=
4en BARN, baB aus 9ols pber Sesel=
tu9 ~beftebenbe NuerpGnbe, bic gum
@bnebmen Ober Iuftlappen singeri9z
tet iino, 5tpifden benz promenabenbed
uno ben bariiber berlaufenben Oed=
balfen na9 8ebarf dnaebra6t tperben.
Sur9 otefe S9ubtpdnbe, an benen
audi 8ebGlter gum Iufftelsn bon
8ld1ern, Sdhen etc. angema9t tperben
tOnnsn, tpirb bic M0slidtsit seboten,
Oubenbe bon ie na6 9ebdrf fleineren
pber erDberen Ri6eu 81 f9affen, in
Del9en bic Sesreifenben, obne befiir6z
ten gu miifen, bab lie bon Winb unb
Wetter sersaut iperoen, uno bod Die
erfrif9enbe unb trdftige Seeluft auf
Sed geniebeno, fid aud Bel idperem
Wetter altfbalten fotnen.
8ereits ut bic DON Serrn &arl b.
5elmolt, Director bes NorbbeuHfen
2lobb in Bremen, aema9te @rfinbuns
auf ben S6nellbampfern nit befttm
@rfolg dngetpanbt. 8on ben paHuz
aierer, tpie bon ben &apitdnerl Der
Sampfer ltesen auBerorbentli9 GIN
ftige lIrtbeile barber Dor, 10 bub Der
Rorbbeutf6e 2lopb bic grfinbung
au9 auf alien feinen ii6rigen DAM
pfern etnsufiibren nm 8egriff 1T, unb
pbne 3tpeifel audi Die dnberen S4iff<
Observation-Disclosures in &iirse nit Der
Gtnfiibrung Der grfinoung nadfolsen
nerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

Wan9er piro ii9 mod bes
S4ptnolers be &ougemont entfinnen,
Der Dor etnem baIben Sabraebnt bic
fgl. @eograpbH9e @ee1f9aft 1T
0onbon unb sablrei9e @oltsberiamm=
lunsen bur9 feline Miin9bauiiaben
iiber fem 2eben unter bG @ingsbore<
men Iutraliens in 4ufregung beriebz
te, Biz es benz vOailp Chronicle eez
lang, na95upeifen, baB Die ubenteuerz
li4en @rSG6lungen G%rfinbungen NOS
rem, Die Rpligemont na9 etfrigm
Stuoium Der getpaetefttn &eiiebe>
f9refbuneen acknowledgement bate.
Inter bieIen GrSG9lungen fpi.lte Elm
S3ilofrDtenritt cine srobe Hoae. DE
Rougemont bebduptete, emit, pie tpei=
lamb Srp6eus auf einem Dolphin, ii9
bur9 einen 3itt duf elmer S6ilbtrOte
aus Dem nafen Clement gerettet gu
hdben. Mu9 bieie @rSdbluns mar BON
Der @eograpbifden @eieai9dft slduz
Big b%ingenommen iporben. SpGter
bat man bariiber gela6t, beute uber 1T
Der SailbfrDtenritt Wabrbeit getporz
ben, benin Rouaempnt bat iebt einen
btrdrtigen Ritt I'M Sei4e bes 9tppoe
broms In 0onbon tbaHG9li9 boree>
fii6rt. Die baau 9erbeigei9affts
@4ilbfrDte mar ibm b~olfitdnbig unbes
fannt. Surh Stride iiber ben &opf
unb iiber ben @aden, iotpie bur4 ause>
fliifterte Worte bebauptete er. bas
Sbier rmssmeriiirt" gu haben, uno er
bat benin audi nirfli9, duf Der
S4iGbtr0te ftbenb, ben Seia burt<
fdppmmen. Or rief bGbei beftdrbg
rSabtauub", elm Wort, befen 11eber=
febuns uns In grndngellng zines
WDrterbu9es fir S4iIbfrOtenfpra9e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

mertte q, baB btefe TIRE Musen se>
|I9lOhen bate unb auriidselebnt rnbis
bafab.
rRun 1T Der Obnma9tsanfa1 b."
ba9te er in Der srDbten @ngf, COB elm
9las WaTer etn unb noIte es on
Sennps 2ippen fibren, als btefe bic
4uaen auff6lla unb IGN nit leerem
4usbrud an5ab, Der aIes anbere max,
als ftrafenb pber portpurfspoa.
8etroffen unb bertpirrt belt er IN
ne, fiibrte bas WaHer IN Der 3erfreut>
belt ou feinem eigeneu Wunbe uno
trant es aus.
mSpre9en sic ns9t peiter," fdgte
Sennp fanft uub tnnig.
sd beabfp9tise es aud ni&t."
SD ba9te, neil sic ii9 bura ben
Srunt ftGrften, aber =" Sennp erbob
ii4 unb ersriff feline Re4te. It'd babe
au9 eenug seb0rt unb = Ste baben
mir cine grobe Sreube bereitet."
rSaa Sine Sreube?" itotterte Or.
g6er.
so! Sd mar bon Shnen peiter
ni9ts eetpDbnt, ais bic Dbefte Glib
b~ol3raipelei! rnb ba i9 sic h6ber
|i9GBte, als irgenb einen anberen met'
ner foeenannten 8erebrer -
80 Sennp!"
wSp that mir bas pebe. Sd ponte
feinem pantoffelbelben meme 9ano
rei9en. SEPT nun, als Sic 10 berb
BON 2eber rrb 2unee berunter reoe<
ten, iinb meme 3peifel gsi4punoen,
unb ipenn Sic mir ni4t gar gu iebr
Siirnen ="
80. Scnnp. 2eu9te metnes 2es
bens!'
Damn tann moreen meinsttDegen
bic 9o4aeit fein."
,Morsen tunn i9 ni9t, ba taben
mir Sanbperferabeno = dber ion1t,
penn bu tpinit, i9 bin frob. Sept babe
i9 ~fpeniaitens bic @eipibbeit, bic iA
BADEN ponte unb tann ieBt meine 4r>
belt in Rube ppIenben. 8 bu Shlims
me, fpie 5iirnte i9 Dir -
m9alt! On elmer Stunbrebe babe
ih genus. Bon iest ab mubt bu SuBz
bol5 rdipeln, beionbers tpeIln mir pers
beiratbet iinb."
Sas beriprad er fofort, unb bofir
purbe er nit benz eriten Sub belobnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

Sn StaIien bat lid aui
8eranlafuns bes italienii9en Inter
riatsminiiters Elm Iusfdub sebilbet,
benz au9 9abriele b. Mnnunsio anse=
bort, bas benz Si9ter Der rMeta=
mprpbofen" unb Der &unft gu Iisben
elm Oenfmal erri9ten min. Oas
Gomite 1T ii9 MIR nod ni9t bariber
f4liiIfis, ob bas ssplante Monument
fir Spib 5u Solmona, Dem alien
Sulmo in ben Mbbruaaen, mo Der
9idter i'm Sabre 43 b. Gbr. seboren
tporben lit, feinen plab erbalten fou,
pber in Somi am S9paraen Meere,
mo- er in Der 8elbannung eeftorben
lit. Spmi lag bi9t Bel Der beutisen
rumdnifden Stabt gonftanad.
Sn Der Seutf9en 2olo>
nialseitung pirb Elm Wettbeperb un=
ter &iinilern beutider @ei9sansebOs
rigteit fir elm Wibmann : Oentmal
in 2auterberg am 9ara ausseidrie>
ben. Die 9efammttoten fir 5erttel=
lung uno I~uffteuung bes Oentmals
biirfen 10000 Marf ni4t iibsrfteisen.
IS TT gepIant, bas 8iIbmib wib<
manns in sanser Sisnr in Sropens
flefbung aus 8ronae baauiteIen- Das
Oentmal fou erridtet perben In ben
Wibmdnn : Parf benannten Mnla<
gen 81 2auterbers am 9ar3. 9efors
bert pirb elm ploiifder Gnttpurf In
elmer @rObe Don 2 SUB unb Elm Priis
fungsfGbiser 4offenanfhldg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

ntdt m0sli9 1T. Das publifum mar
beseifsrt unb 8ousemont erfldrte,
baB er bemnG9t auf elmer srDberen
S3ilbfrOte bon Warsate aus einen
Ritt IN bic See unternebmen iperbe.
gs tit ni4t gu nersuunbern, bab Ct
infplse bes gefunsenen @erfu9es nun,
mehr Die 8ebauptuns aufiteGt, bic frii=
Der bon Tim DOrsetrasene GradhIung
fei tpabr aepeien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

S0r. Sotuaro, hber breiBie Sabre erfoigrei6e arebs=
SebansliHs In indianapolis. Office ia She
Sniupis StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

Ses &aifers 2ootfe. Die
8esei9nung &uiier : 2ootie fiibrt in
Rprpegen aneemein Der 2pptie Horb'
tus, ben &ailer Wilbelm feit fir elm
S;u6resee6alt bon 1000 &ronen in
feline Sienite 9enpmmen bat. Horb-
bus 1T friiber S9iffsr g~etpeien uHo
tennt bic gdrtse nortpesii9e &iife iebr
eenau, befGbrt audi fortselest duber
ieiner OienitSeit oft bic lun9en
Streden, I'm ii9 iiber Menberun9en
unterri6tet gu balten (; ul9 1T er bes
ba9t, INNER peitere i9One Iusi4tss
puntte uusaufprI9sn, um Scatter Wrls
belm auf iolds aufmertIam gu MAIDEN.
Ser Unporfi9ttge Wint.
ter. Ser baperide Mipilter oes
Snnern, 9raf Sreiltbi9, fon cine Obs
prbnung bon N~ppt6etern Dor benz @ers
fe6r nit Mbseorbneten getpurnt 6ubsn.
4uf beren @erfpre4un9en t0nnten lie
bod ni6ts eeben. sd femme meine
&ammer unb apurne Sic" 10 iou Der
Mlinifter tpDrtli9 sefagt baben. Die
preIe aner parteien tpeisiast ibm ben
.Stars ioegsr biefer unporiihtigen
@euber,ins. Ser Miniiter nerfi9ert,
ii9 ni9t genau entfinnsn III tDnnen,
Ob er BEN 4usbrud babe fallen lafen.
Ser &diferpreis.- Gin
orobdrtiger gmpfang purbe benz Sc
Ianeperein vGoncorbia~. Der bur9 isis
men mufterbaften @ortras bes preiss
liebes v5ans unb @rets" auf benz q.
Nationalen SGngerfeIte bes RorbDitz
Ii9sn Sdneerbunbes in Refpart ben
&aiIerpreis eripart, feitens Der Betpobs
ner Wilfesbdrre's gu tbeil. Mls Der 3us
NIT ben fiesreiden SGneern in ben
8abnbpf einfubr, ftanbsn Tauienbe
auf Dem perron unb brdfsn in betGuz
benoe 9o9rufe duf bic Concordance
aus, bic bonn 8~iirgermeifsr unb ben
itGbtiiden 8ebSrben offi5ien beeriibt
IUulptlt. hltlCL SSiUItS UtS -. u(tltd>
Gssiments unb iGmmtliher @eiangs
Dereine purbe bic Silberitatuette bes
Minneidnsers In feisrlidem 3uge
bur9 bic iuumiairten Straben nab
Der Goncorbia : 9uIe sebra9t, ND
Wabor &irfenban, PrGFbent 8aer
unb Oirigent 9anien Mnipraden biels
ten unb Der entbufiasmus auf ben
SObepuntt fttes. Mn 2atier Wilbelm
H.. ben Sitter bes preiies, tpurhs
folsenbe &abeIbepef4e abseianpt:
rgp. MaieitGt erla1ibt fi9 Der @siangs
perein Goncorbia, Der i'm Sdnaertpettz
ftreit gu Retpart,'N. s., ben bon @tp.
Wo;eitdt seftifteten preis fir Mdn=
nerseiang sstponnen bdt, als benz ers
luu9ten SDrberer bss bsut59en 2tebes
i'm eisenen tpie in fremben Qanhen, ers
eebenit 81 6~ulbisen." = Mm Oonnsrs<
tag finbet bic offi5ieneS iesesfeter ne6it
Dffentli9em gmpfang ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
SoIibe 8erbdItniffe

Snfel (ieiten Ieffen in Der Staot
beiudenO): SEQ, bas i9einen id0ne
3uitdnbe bier 5u fem; a6t 8immer
bat Der Sunge 5tpar, aber IN iebem
fist EN- @eridtsponsieber umb mortet
auf ibn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
sSiirS g b.

Shirt (bem 8irgermeifter beim Mbs
|fdieb cine Gisarre a~nbie.enb) : rDis
rau9en sic bieien Mittag az 9auie,
mein Iieber 8iirgermeiiter !" = iirs
eermeiiter .0as tperbe i9 t9ur,
Our9lau4t. -. unb tpenn i9 prii9sl
friege
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
= 2inritee.

~
Der Bug UNI 11:3O gbsnbs Der Snbiana'
coils aosanspOrt I0iuiiion ssAt mad gsru
snifatt 2~osansport.
Reue ipesiele Bebienuns mad st. 8apne'
-Sase berIaFen indianapolis nm 700 uni
HOO ubr gormittass unb 800 unb' 700
nbr Ra&mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt rlat
n. 8apne in A 5tunben unb 40 Rinutsn.
Reuer 3us - Rarion Slper Ssr!abi
Rarion TOO gormittass unb 1:55 Na4'
nittass /; gerIdbt indianapolis Hoo SOr'
zittass unb 500 gaadntittass; bdIt Bios in
xnbericn unb Ileeansria on.
Anf4IieSenbe 2inien errei4en Oaptoa,
Ohio, st. 8apne, Suntinston, @abaib,
safontaine, epasses. Sreentotpn, Sartforo
Eitp, R~ontpeuier, Blufton, @tn9effer,
Union @itp, @resnoiae, D., uno Spil4sn'
kationen.
Sra@ts unb gaiiasiersO Office - 1err1'r1o
Bartesimmer. EeIepbpn Or It's.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

2ogan8pprt C gern Oipiiton.
carmel, 3~obIesSils, Cicero, Greabia,
atlanta, 1ipton, 8ofomo, Salpeffon.
Balton, S~osansport, Riami, gunter 9ia,
Beru uno Glpooo.
x5 90 8m. l 40 Sim.
3 40 8rr. 70 90 Sim.
<7 90 gm. 8 40 Sim.
S45 9m. 70 90 Nm.
50 90 gm. 3 45 Sim.
9 45 gm. ~ 90 Sim.
I'll 90 gm. Z 40 Qm.
IL 10 BIN. 70 90 Sim.
Il 90 Rm. IL 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
indianapolis & Gafern.

2u,iteS 3ise fur &i9mono uno allen
Bunften in Obio, tpeIde perburoen itro NIT
sieftriI&en 2inien, FUN $40 uno lilo Sors
rittaas, 2:1O unb 5:10 Na6rnittagS uno
$40 a6enbs. 2ocaIe 3ise fur Ri9monS
Hnb 8wii4snftationen Don 500 ubr BOTS
stittass an uns bann isbe Stunbe, ausse'
nommen bic 2imiteb 3eit, BIB 800 GbenSS
Goo r5r glbenSs ausselafen). Setter Sus
sa6 @rseufieIo I'M 11:3O uhr Gbsnos.
Snbianapolis & Wartinsniae.
grfe Rorsen.Gar UNI 80 nbr @Orssns.
Damn pom $50 nbr Rorsens ieSe Stunos
bis 11:3O nbr abenbs aussencmmen bic
etunSem $50 unb 1920 rbr Abenbs.
indianapolis Goal Grafton So.
Sfse laufen ffinbIi9 pon S~nbianapcIts
sa@ gIainfelb pom 800 nbr Rcrsens Bis
II:OO 15r Abenbs /; ausaenontmer bic Sturs
ben 800 unb 1000 ubr Mtenbs.
Snoiamapolis & Nurtbweifern.
Bulge Iaufsn ftiinbIi9 pom 800 ubr Nor'
gems bis 300 ubr Gbenbs. Ani@Iub IN
2ebanon fir 1borntorun urb.. Grapforbsbiae.
Der Bug um 1000 nbr albenbs fdhrt Bios
Bis nod lebanon.
Der Bug UNI 11:3O rbr gbenbs fdbrt bis
na@ Srantfort, Ani4Iub in lebanon fur
Charlottesville berieIbe fdprt in Der Sonn
tag 9a9t bios bis mad 2afahette.
2imiteb 3ise fur 2afapette fahren ab um
$40 unb lilo nbr Rorsens, unb 2:10,
5:10 Ra9ntittass unb ITO AbenSs. Sur
Charlottesville nm :10:45 .gprnrittass unb
G:25 9a4nittaSs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
Snternrban Seit>S Isabelle.
z. II. g. Sphem.

3. u. z. Spfeml.
Sx sraft scnntas, ben 20. Rai 1905.
8iss berIafen Snbianapplis.
Runcie G Marion Diuifion.
satprsnee, Sortpiue,.. genbIeton. gInSericn.
gorttotpn, Runeie, RibbIetOwn, GIsganbria,
eumnitbiue, Sairmount, @as @itp, Sones'
ssro unS Rarion.
4 90 8m. Il 05 Nnt.
IS 05 8m. Q 90 yfr.
6 90 gm. 70 05 Nu.
~ O5 BIN. 4 90 Sim.
o 90 Sm. 70 90 Sim.
f0 O5 gm. *5 O5 Sim.
10 90 gm. 6 90 Sim.
I'll 90 Sm. ~ % Nm.
81 O5 0m. 8 % YIN.
IL 90 Nttss. 1906 Nm.
IL so gluI.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
.uQLL IAN D. I M ER lGA | TNE

.HH New kvHotterdam via Boulogn0 BE Saflings Wednesdays per sailing list Potsdam, Aug, 1. Statendam, Aug. 22 Noordam, Aug. 8, Ryndam, Aug. 2s IN. Amst'm, Aug. 15.Potsdan, Sept. 5. HoIland-American Line ,S9 B'way, N. "
 Sweezey & Kelsey. 1O2 Church st.: Bishop & Co, 1855 Orange St; Newton 6 Parish, S6 Orange St; M. zunder & Sonl 249s251 State St; c. Bussman. q Or4 ange St., Agents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
RANn ooNcERTs oN GREEN.

Alderman Franklin L. Homan's reso- ,ution asking for an appropriation of $500 with which to furnish public band concerts will be presented to the board of aldermen Monday evening, August 6. Unanimous consent upon the pass age of the resolution will be asked for so that there will be no delay in get ting the money and giving the public band concerts during the month of Au- gust.
 Alderman H0man hopes for favorable action on the matter. His plan is tC give all the concerts on the central green.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
NEW HAVEN YACHTS.

Some of Them Expected Home To-Day.
 Several of the yachts of the New Ha- ven feet which are on the club cruise down the sound to the westward, are expected back at Morris Cove to-day or Sunday The yachts will disband to- day at Larehmont. Some of the own CTS have decided to continue on inde- pendent cruises, while others will come home. The squadron made a fine run from South Norwalk to Oyster Bay Wednesday with light breezes. Frances finished first, and Nakodo second.
 The New Haven yachtsmen were en- tertained by the Sewanhaka Corinthian Yacht club at Oyster Bay.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21

FATAL RUNAWAY IN WATERBURY
 Waterbury, July 20 20-Thomas P. Far rel, fifty years of age and. employed as driver by the city, was run away with to-day and sustained injuries which caused his death shortly after. Farrell, while driving in Waterville, dropped his 1eins and in bending down to get them, fell on the horses heels which frightened them so that they ran away, dragging him for about a half mile. lie was picked up unconscious and talk en to the hospital. where he lived but a short tine
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
New Haven Steamboat Line
RATES REDUCED, y5c to New ycru
 EXCURSION TICKETS, sI .2x.

RATES REDUCED, y5c to New ynrE,
 EXCURSION TICKETS, SIPS.
 Steamer Richard Peck.
 From New Haven--Stcamer leavea Belle Dock 1245 a. m.. daily except Mondays. Passengers may board steamer at any time after 10:0O D, na.
 From New York - Steamer leaveS Pier 20 East River. foot of Peck sin 2:46 p. m, foot East 22d street 3:0O Am. daily except Sunday.
 SUNDAYS-UnfiI September ggth. inc, leave foot Peck slip 9:30 a. m., foot East 22d street 10:0O a. m, leave New Haven 4:30 D. m.
 Time between New York and New Haven, about five hours. 'i For tickets and staterooms apply at the office on Belle Dock; also at Bfshou 6s Co, le0 Orange street and on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co. George Q. Black, Agent, New Haven.