davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
0arfreunef6aft To &atIers
@tIbeImsIauS.

Sir unier Gmpfinben bel 4omi>
lHes bat Die Dirt uno Weife, nie UNI
iere braunen 2anbsleute in Oeutfdz
Heusuinea Die @affreunbi9aft aus
iiben. Wfan bat BEL ben freunbf9aftli=
den 8eiuGen Der Stammesgenofen
aus ben Na9barb0rfern ben @inbrud,
aIs pb Der @aitgeber Dem @ait ni9t
mebr ais untertunft unb &oIt su gez
pdbren Derpfli9tet lei. Obne beiOns
oere 8e9riiBuns empfdnst er bic @d>
tie, Die ii9 alsbalb in bas algsmein
als r9ptel" geltenbe SunsgeieGenbaus
begeben. Oort boden lie, bas @eiidt
na4 elmer &i9tung. marionettenbuft
nieber unb nerbarren in Wiirbe, biz
man ibnen etipas gum gfen bringt.
4ber ni4t elmer Der 9aitfreunbe fiiblt
iid peranlaBt, ben 5remben @eieas
i9aft gu leiiten. Gtipas 6Dfli6er lit
man, f6eint es, sesen Guropdsr. Der
Weibe tpirb genDtbist, plab gu neb>
men, gum gfien eingelaben unb sesen
Mbenb. mas freili9 nit uniern 9Ofz
li4teitsbegriffen nidt gang iiberein>
ftimmt. btrauf aufmerffam sema4t.
DAB es nun 3eit mare na4 9auie gu
.seben. 8leibt man trobbem our NaAt.
10 erbGlt man elm brennenbes 9pl5z
i4eit fir Die 8eleu9tuns bes oben ge=
nannten !9otels. 9at Der papuanifAe
@aitfreunb ben ginbrud, fein alfo be-
banbelter Sat f4eibe niat gang bee
friebigt BON ibm, 10 iiberreidt er ibm
beim Ibidiebe, nm fpGteren Imam
nehmli9teiten sleid porSubeugen. ein
in elm grimes 8latt setpideltes unb
nit Stridlein umfhniirtes Sabafsz
blatt. alio cine fOrmlide Jrisbersei>
aorre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
Gin pithenher anm n

Gin ii tbenber 8ampf
sipii9en Q0ipen, Der nit benz Spbs eli
nes 2Open unb elmer 20pin enbete,
bat in 8oftods Menaaerie in 8elfait
ftatt9efunben. Der Gtpl3 Der Menos
gerie lit Oute, angebIi9 bas grpBte
2Olpen @remplur in @efanseni6af..
Sisber bate er ais Na9barin Die 26z
min Su9eb; por einisen Sasen absr
mar lie %allsquartiert tporber, unb ihs
rem &Gfig bate etn anberes 2Dpens
paar be5o9en. Oute mar Iebr erboit
iiber Die Srennung bon ieiner 6reuns
bin unb febr unrubig. Sn Der No9t
iteiserte fi4 feline llnrube mebr tnb
mebr, er lief briilenb i'm &Gfia auf
unb ab unb sing i4IieBIi9 buran, bic
itarfe 8rettertpanb, bic Die beiben 9Gs
fige t%rennte, 81 sertriimmern. Sie
iibrisen Sbiere Der Menagerie merfs
ten, bab Der &Dnig Der Sbiere auf benz
8riegspfabe mar. unb pereini9ten i6r
@ebriiQ nit benz ieinen. Die poor
Wdrter, bic tpd6renb Der Nadt antpes
lenb fparen, pedten ben. 9eIiBer 3d.
itpd unb lire gpaegen. Dis bieie aber
eintrafen, mar bas ungliid I9on gez
i9eben. Mtt ieinen Saben bate Sute
Elm God in bic gi9enboblsn eerifen,
ii6 binbur9gespGngt unb na9 fpis
t6eupem Sample ben 26tpen erpiirgi.
Damn hattie er BITE QDpin am NQdel
ergriffen uno tie getObtet, spie ein
!Sunb cline Sage. Gr lieb ii9 barlri
rubig in feinen &Gfig 5uriidtreiben
unb tpar jebt na9bem er feline &ade
gefiiblt batte, Bpftod segeniiber 10
folslam pie funf.
= @preiIis. STR 8eper-
bunssI9rsiben um bic Sunb meiner
Sp9ter bate i9 iofort einsm 9rapbO>
losen iiberianbt. Oeriel6e fpra4
f6. - ,@bsr 6err Gommercieus
rath, BEL bieien 2euten trifft bod ims
mer bas @esentbeil su!" 500 gr
fpra& fi4 iiber sic fe6r siinitis aus"
= Mud Elm @runb. @efGnas
niBbirettor: vWieber Elm Sabr? &onr-
ten Gle benin tpirfli9 feline 4rbeit fin<
benz Sn Shrer lebtem speiidbrisen
Strafseit habsn mir sic bod gum
8udbinber a%ussebilbet!!" Gtrdflins:
nSa, wifen g, Serr Director, man
perlanst halt ieBt iiberaG b~reiidbriss
2ebraeit!"
-@insuter aerl. 9OriiBens
Der: ,9aben sic CUR Hebe Shres 9ers
tbeibieers ettpas at bemerfen9" 4ns
aeflaster (ber einen febr iungen 9er<
fbeibigsr bat): rSp bel ih peiB, mar
es feline erite @ertbeibigunssrebe! Mos
den g ibm halt bic Greup', unb fprei
den 9 MIDI fret!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
Serst's stebens,p arsiefeit.

Sin er96bliGer 8orfan, Der Die
9ie6enspiirbigtsit @erOi's treffli@
iIuIfrirt, fpirb 9eleeentli9 Der 100.
@uffiibrung BON n@iOa", bic jHngit
i'm f0nigli6en Opern6duIe su Berlin
Dor ii6 ging, aufgeFriI9t: @inen bies
beren Ginfpo6ner bon 3eg9io batten
ii6erf6ipengli6e 8eri9te ii6er bic
fpuRbsrppGe rNiba" sur 3eiie mad
parma perlodt. nm I'M borti9en
SRater bas Wert gu b0rtn. Was er
sebofft, srfii0te ii6 nidt, uno feline
grpartungen tparen arg enttdui9t.
Gin 3~ipeiter 8eIu6 bes S6eatera Be,
friebigte i'm e6enio psnig ipie Der
erite. Miirrii9 iGrieb er on 9erbi,
bab CT Die SdEger unb Die 0storatios
men 6sfpilnbert 6Gttf, bdb aber Die
Muiif matt tldnge. @r bate @ussa'
BEN ee6abt, bic fir i'm, ben nidt be-
giiterten 6omilienDater, 5u bebeutemb
pGren. Oaher bGts er, linn bic Sos
item fir bic 3tpeimalige Giienbahms
fabrt bin unb suriid, bic sipei Gin@
trittstartsn unb s1peimal f9le6tes
@benbbrpb auF bem 9a6nbofe nit
31.8O Sire suriiGerItatten gu ippllsn.
9erbi fa1te ii6sr ben unbsriGdma
ten &au5, ging a6er auf bic 8itte elm
unb beauftragte ieinsn MiuIifperlsgsr
Ricorbi in Mailanb, benz Muiitz
9eFimiitsn in 3eggio 81 Sire unb
80 Gts. Su fenben. @ier Sire pdren
gu fiirsen, ba Der &ompOniit on Dem
f6leGten M6snbbrpb feline SGulf
triige; Der Mann bate baheim efen
fplleu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
Sie feds GonS @oielaieus.

Osr bsriibmte fran5Oiii4s Operns
fomppniit @brian S%rancois 9oielbieu.
8erfoifer untsr Nnberem bon nOie
tpeibe Dame" unb rSohann bon pds
rig, gebOren 1775 in Hpuen, geItorben
1884 gu Surcb, mar bon frii6eiter Srts
gent an iiberaus ppbltbdtig gefinnt.
@ein @ater CAB benz &naben our 8es
Itrsitung ieiner fleinen perI0nlidsn
8ebiirfnifis pD6entli9 fe9s Goua.
gines Spnntag8 MN traf @Driun
Srdncois auf Der dlten Bride in
@plen einen armen, er6armungspiir=
big a~iisie6enben @reis unb CAB t6m,
pbne nit Der Wimper gu Sudsn, anes,
mas er an baarer Miinse fem eieen
rannte. rWiein lie6er, gutter Sunge,"
fpra9 ba Der @l(te nit prop6atiI6em
Bid, mas bu mir beute @utes ges
tban bait. pirb Dir touienbfGltie ber=
dplten tperben. Wenn IS Dir emit gut
ge6t, bann benfe ON ben 6ertigen Sag
itnb BEN @reis duf Der dlten Bride
bon &ouen." limb 8oislbieu, ais er 81
Rubm rnb @6re 9efommen mar, err
innerte fi9 Defen, mas er ais &nabe
get6an, unb iebesmdl, tpenr cine neus
Oper bon linn eeIpielt fplrbe unb
eliidli6en grfpl9 bate, murmelte er
nit inniger Oant6drfeit bic Worts:
rMeine feds Spusl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23

Sbomasp n, "a Sabre
oft. 365 2afapstte plaB w~obnbaft. Elm
~tuiirbiasr @ertrster Der i&uar3sn &aKs.
tpuroe tuegeI brutaier 8sbanblung
ieiner 5rau binter i&peoiT9e Gardiner
gebra9t. ST battle einen etrsit nit
feiner gbebdfte, nobel Der Wiit9eri&
Der f@ma@en Grau bie Slsioer bonn
36rpsr rib. He Bel ben 6aarsn erfaBte
unb Don benz 2aFapstte pIaB nod ben
Gsleifen Der @iirtelbabr i4lsppte. mo
CT He nit einigen 6auhf&ldsen freilisb.
Die Grau tbeilte bieie brutale 6anb.
lung Der poli3ei NIT uno bic poliaifsn
Weforb uno 6au berbafteten ben
Burf9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
ner ber~fOrbene MarIbaa Sielb, ser

Der beritorbsne Maribaa 6ielb, ser
I'd Saufmanns sYrins bon Chicago,
. unb elmer Der rei6Iten Manner
Ser @elt, besann feline SeidaftsIaufs
balm i'm glitter bon fiebensebn Sabren
oils 9~abengebilfe in einem 9~anOitabts
den. Sn adt Sabren lparte ct sena>
genb Selb Inn einen Nntbeil in Dem
S6nittmaaren : @ef6aft bon Yottsr
YaImer ;n f%aufen. Sieies mar Sas
SunSament ieines sroben @erinosens,
mOglid gema@t bur@ Die frabseitise
@emobnbeit Ses eparens. Sic Moral
lit einfa6 Sebermann Ioate lparen.
Oieie ifarfe Geie0idaft pir0 Sic ln=
tertiiBeu. Seginnt beute.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
8apitaI. $3.50. 81 200, 10000
lleberi6ub ......... 3OO,0OO.0O
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
@runoeissntbums MsbertrasuussH.

mer, etn QgetI pes UOtOWeIttUeH Uttts
tells Der Section Is, Somnibip Is,
&anse 4, Is aeres in Center $opn.
fbip. $4,000.
Marielius @ufin an Jrant Bsarip,
2pt So in Sorfep's Sub. zines Sbeils
Der DAT Sin MobitiOn, 40 BEL 140
SUB, bsrbeRsrt, Ofisits Der Wintsr
4penue, iibli9 bon SIOpo Noenus.
$1,000.
Gppbia Batter an @nos u. Mlmono,
ifoli9s 6dlfte BON Got SO. Masuires
grbsn Sub, OutlOt Isl. ueHli9s
Settle ben Bright Str, fhOlia bon
0ermoni Ctr, $500.
Warp u. Ir9beaeon on u. &.
Mens guiloins anb 2oan AKoeiaticn,
2ots z. 9. 10 unb IL De WoIfs Sub,
She'll DAT 5ia fibIi9e Ssits BON
6ernuap, tpaitlid bon Wintsr Mbe.,
$500.
eilas $. gIements an 6orsif g.
Suopsr, She'll nOrb6fli9ss 8iertsl,
Somnibip 16, Ran9e A. @sntsr Sp..
81, ESQ.
Wi1iam 5. 6errmann on CHARLES
gainc3ua &C., Got 81, Mcgartp's Sub.
oibifon, OutlOt 100. 80 BET 100 JrB,
berbsHsrt. ORieite bon Wet Str,
n6rbli9 BON Wiltins Str, $1,000.
Wiaiam s. Mau;p an Samss u.
Bropn, Got 40, 8ronnoaIe Mbbitisn.
SO BEL 1913 SuB. bac.. Wsfieite bon
indianapolis Str, Iaoli9 BON "a.
etraBe, $500.
SerIelbs an bsnielbsn, Got II, Sob.
bins &C. pin plaee aooition, 80 BEL
113.18 CUB. bsrbshert. sioieite bon
Bates Str, nabe Detroit Str, $3.50.
Benjamin s. Cline an 9ouiIe O.
gpiielo, Got Alb, Wc@artp's neunts
@ehieite. addition, 80 Bel $50 SUB,
usrbeHeri, OfIsite bon Bridge Str,
iiioIid pun SLIDER Nbe., $3.50.
Winiam 8. 6eretb an Sobn 8. Ni.
aoIas, Got Is, glud Is, 2incoln pari
abolition, Al Bel 1872. go 5uB, bacant.
Oaieite Der Selatpare Str, iiblid bon
.25. Ctr. 1875.
Winiam 6. gnelii6 on George q.
Jrsr3se, Got 81, Mc9erndn's SubOi.
ion BON OuilOt %, 80 bel 90 Jub.
perb.. Wsfieite Der WiQaro Ctr. ihos
lia bon Sen,p Str. $725.
gomaro 6. isrD al, @iaiam &. Wcs
CLAIM, Bots 5 unb 6, WalIace's /.
4ob., Orti9aft Icton. $3.50.
State pla3a 60. ar Stella 9. SO.
gers. Got 6S, State plasa 9oo.. 40 bel
100 5uB, paeant. fio6fliae gds Ohio
Ctr. unb partpap Nbe. s. ,1O0.
Sobn W. SairpmpIe ar Srbina g.
@orbon, Got 6, 4oamion's Subj.
auBenlot A, 38.4 BET -14O SUB, psr-
bsfert Ofieite penniplbania Str. iib.
LID bon Walnut Ctr. $33 5000.
gilbert 6. 9imberlin an Belle Scott,
Got l64 In RsaQan Bart abo., 81 bel
14O SUB, psrbeHert, Wefieite Der
Cornell Ipenue. n6rolid bon 2t. Str.
$4,000.
Sobn 2asarus an Augufus Simon.
Got 81 in Nbonoale aobition. 40 Del
1872 SUB, baeani, Noroof.gds Der
Senwoob Npenue unb 35. StrnBe.
$3.50.
Marp 6. @lart or @eorge Quinn,
elm Sbeil bss uorebfliden @iirtsls Der
Section 18, sfbp. Is, &ause 3, 45. go
Icris in pite 8ibp. $4,000.
Sba Gesemans an Senrp W. Scott,
elm Sbeil Der Got 4. go. z In Drate's
Nob., 30.6 bel 103 GUS, bsrbeheri,
@sFieite Der Senate Mbs., noroli9
bon IL. Str. $500.
Sbomas 8. SinsmOrs an gilbert
Smith, S6eil bon Got 185. @latt's
brittle Wet Snoianapulis Ioo., IS BET
az SUB, berbeHert. fioli4e Seite Der
6snrp Str, pefli9 BON Drobtr Str.
$500.
8loomfielo 8. Woore on Sobn Rau,
6itli9e Sdlfts bon Got 40. 0ampab's
Dat 5iu Nbb., pacant, faolide Settle
Der rs. Str, 6fli9 bon 2epfone Mpe.
IS. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
Ser sdrtlidte Batter.

Sas erite 8abb mar crit penigs
Wp6en alt. Die junge Mrttter fommt
in's 3immer unb iiebt, ME ibr 9atte
an Der @iege itebt unb na9benfli9 auf
bas &inb blidt. Sir sinen @ueenblid
itebt tie ftia BEL benz 4nblid, Der Il.
riibrte, unb fuete ii9: r@6L pie Der
quite Mann bas &inb1en liebt.". SIR
@rm legt fi9 leiIe um feinen 9als unb
liebfoienb lebnt ie lire Wange an Ieins
-Sdulter. Der @utte fubr iiberruf6t
berum. nS9ab," Idete er trdumeriid,
yi9 fam pirfli@ ni6t begrsifen, >pie
man folde Miege fir neununbneun3ig
Gents 6erftellen fanf."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

....Sabrssit Der 3iss...
E5iahrt Autun
ESIsbo. Chicago uub Ei9ioaH STvrss.-t 7.l6 t1o.fs
lOlsso. Detroit uuh Sbtoep Ctr, .-...'1a.so SIS
IainienH Stir, gtuneis u. sataprttseYI-f 7.ao fIc.s5
tdaIt6 6onutoQs. 7rsaelour1sH
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-23

gs gibt feuerloe2ofp
motiben, benen Der Sampf bon
elmer itebenben &eiielunlage nit Gaf
rem Weg eeeeben mirb-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT.
Degrees Conferred Upon Many Distin-
guished Men.

PRINCETON, N. j., June 13.-Commence-
ment day was observed by Princeton Univer-
sity today, and the degree of doctor of laws
was conferred upon several prominent men.
The degree was given Elihu Root, Secre-
tary of State; Rev. William Douglas Mac
kenzie. D. D.. president of Hartford Theo-
logical Seminary, and Horace Porter, for
mer ambassador to France.
The following degrees were also con-
ferred: Doctor of divinity Rev James Gore
King Mcclure, president of Mccormick
Theological Seminary; doctor of science
Arthur Everett Shipley. A. NJ, fellow of
Christ College, Cambridge. England; mas
ter of science William Frederick Allen me-
teorologist and editor: master of arts, Sam
uel Lewis Phillips, Washington, D. C.
During the exercises 1t was announced
that the university had received gifts
amounting to $4,000. Announcement was
also m de that Alexander Van Rensselaer,
of Philadelphia, member of the class of
1911, had been elected an alumni trustee to
serve until 1911, and that Joseph B. Shea of
Pittsburg, class of 1885, and Henry B.
Thompson of Greenville, Del, class of 1877,
had been chosen life trustees of the univer-
sity. 1t was further announced that
George Macloskie. professor of biology since
1874. had resigned, and that he had been
appointed professor of biology emeritus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
LAND OFFICE RECEIVERS.
Proposition to Abolish the Salaries De-
feated in the House.

The abolition of receiverships In the
land offices of the United States, which
has been a subject of considerable dis
cussion, came before the House today
while the sundry civil bill was under
consideration. Mr.. Lacey Uowa) offered
an amendment to the bill abolishing ie.
ceiverships against which point of or
der was made by Mr. Mondell (Wyoming).
In discussing the point of order Mr.. La
cey stated that both the Secretary of the
Interior and the commissioner of the
general land office had recommended this
legislation. He said 1t meant saving to
the government of $250.000. and that re-
ceivers were mere supernumeraries, and
that clerks could do their work.
Mr.. Mondell Combated the assertion
that receivers were supernumeraries and
insisted that registers and receivers were
judicial officers sitting as court for the
determination of proofs growing out Of
land contests. The point of order was
sustained when Mr.. Lacey, to accomplish
the same purpose by indirection, moved
to strike the words receivers Of public
moneys from the paragraph in the bill
appropriattng for the salaries Of regis
ters and receivers. This was defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
McCALLA WILL RETIRE
TO BE SUCCEEDED AT MARE IS
LAND BY ADMIRAL LYON.

Orders were issued at the Navy Depart
ment today placing on the retired list July
10 one of the most picturesque and notable
figures of the United States navy of today
Rear Admiral Bowman H. McCalla, the man
who led the forlorn hope of a relief expedi-
ton that marched through the Boxer forces
to Peking and thereby saved the lives of the
legationers in 1900. Though the expedition
was international in composition, and Nc
Gala was ranked by some of the foreign
officers. he took the lead with his United
States marines and bluejackets and carried
the little force along by his own determi-
nation when the expedition was at the point
of abandonment.
Rear Admiral McCalla is at present COM
mandant of the Mare Island navy yard sta
tion and earned high praise for his services
during the DAYS of trouble in San Fran
cisco following the earthquake He will be
succeeded in that command by Rear Admi-
raj Henry w. Lyon. at present in command
of the naval station at Honolulu, Hawaii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
WILSON
DOES NOT KNOWN HE IS ABOUT
TO RESIGN, AS REPORTED.

30 far as the Secretary of Agriculture
Knows, he is not in process OF resigning.
There was story circulated about the
city yesterday and printed by some out-of-
town papers to the effect that the Presi-
dent was dissatisfied with the work of
the bureau of animal industry as a re-
suit OF the Chicago beef exposures, and
that he was about to call for the resigna-
ton OF Secretary Wilson. who was to be
succeeded In Office by Clifford Pinchot. a
close friend of the President and at present
the head of the forest service
When the attention Of Secretary Wilson
was called to the story today he had just
finished reading of his impending resigna-
ton In one of the New York papers He
said:
This is all news to me. have received
no intimation about 1t from any quarter
and so far as / know l am not going to
resign That Is about all / can say of It.
l know Mr.. Pinchot well, OF course and
he Is very excellent young man. But
as to his becoming Secretary OF Agricul-
ture l do not know anything and cannot
say"
A Chicken Expert.
Among the callers at the Department OF
Agriculture today was Edward Brown. sec
retary Of the National Poultry Association
of Great Britain and assistant director Of
the Agricultural College of Reading Eng
land He had letter of Introduction from
T. N. Elliott, the secretary of the board
of agriculture and fisheries of Great Brit
ain, which corresponds to the Department
of Agriculture in the United States. Mr..
Brown is poultry expert, and Is In this
country looking over the poultry raising
work Of both the United States and Can
ada. He was shown the usual courtesies
at the Department of Agriculture and was
presented by Mr.. Hill of the bureau OF
publications with all the printed matter
on chickens that the department has ever
gotten out. He wanted to know the best
poultry raising section Of the United States
so that he could study the chicken on its
native heath. The secretary told him that
the place where grain was best and cheap
est was the place where chickens would
most abound and he left accordingly for
Illinois, Kansas and Iowa, where he will
investigate the American hen as she Is
raised and be able to take back to Eng
land some information as to the sort of
chickens that the United States raises be-
side those that come canned from Chicago
and grow originally with wool on instead
of feathers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
1882 DEGREES CONFERRED
At Annual Commencement Of ,Colum-
bia University.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Degrees to the
number of 1.132 were conferred upon stu
dents of Columbia University and Its allied
institutions, including Barnard College for
Women and the College of Pharmacy, at
the 1920 annual commencement of the uni
versity today. Seven honorary degrees
were also conferred by President Nicholas
Murray Butler. The recipients of the hon.
orary degrees include: Doctors of science,
Daniel Girard Elliot, curator of zoology in
the Field Columbian Museum at Chicago,
and Baron Kanehiro Takaki, surgeon gen.
eral of the Japanese navy and member of
the Japanese house of peers.
Doctors of law: Benjamin Ide Wheeler.
president of the University Of California,
and Joaquin Nabuco. ambassador of Brazil
to the United States.
In his address to the graduates President
Butler declared that present signs Of un-
rest point to period Of general reconstruc-
tion, in which individual character will be
the reconstructing power. and that in the
field OF endeavor the university graduate
must lead and teach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
THE CAR IS ALARMED
Over the Present Mutinous
Spirit Among Troops.
REv0LUTI0NISTS ARE BUSY
Directing All Energies to Propaganda
in Army.
TO PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW
Comment on Governments Project for
Amelioration Of Jews Condition
AN Appeal for Caution.
PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW

ST. PETERSBURG, June 13.-The em-
peror and the court are understood to be
much alarmed at the sudden recrudescence
OF mutinous spirit among the troops Re-
ports received by the minister of war In
dicate that the revoIutionists are direct
ing all their energies to the propaganda in
the army. Al a dozen places Their agita-
ton has resulted in open mutinies
The Twentieth Century. formerly the
Russ. says that in order to meet the danger
In this quarter when the government de-
clares the parliamentary recess June. 2s 1t
will Immediately proclaim al the districts
where the fidelity of the troops is shaken
to be under martial law.
Among the projects worked out by the
government for submission 10 parliament
Is one drawn up by the minister Of JUS
tice, to permit public prosecutors to pro-
ceed against accused officials. Heretofore
no prosecution of officials was possible
without the consent of their superiors.
Military and naval officers, however, Will
be exempt from the operation of the pro-
posed law.
The Novoe Vremya says the governments
project regarding the Improvement OF the
condition of the Jews does not remove all
their disabilities or place them on an
equality with Russians. but simply abol-
ishe the pale" removing the restrictions as
to residence and the limitation of the trades
in which they can engage.
The Rech. organ OF the constitutional
democrats, appeals TO all friends of frec-
dom not to go too fast, saying:
I'VE must carry the government by siege
and not by assault The fate of the abor-
tive attempt to set up republic in the Bal
uc provinces without the power of support
II proves the futilty of a mere paper dec
laration of the assumption of power. II Is
too early yet to give the masses the word
to advance"
TWO peasants OF Samara province have
arrived in St Petersburg as the emissaries
OF their fellow peasants to ascertain
whether the rumors that all the members
OF the parliament had been Imprisoned
and that several of them had been exc
cuted were correct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
YELLOW FEVER PRECAUTIONS.
Drastic Measures Adopted at New
Orleans for Protection.

NEW ORLEANS. June 13.-As a precau-
tion against possible yellow fever outbreaks
10 this city the state and city boards or
health announce that sixty city blocks are
now under a searching system OF inspec-
ton, and that those portions of New Or
leans outside OF this closely guarded sec
ton are being watched over through CO.
operation of every physician in the city
with the health boards.
The sixty city blocks under special super
vision are those in which yellow fever orig
mated or was worst last summer. Each
house in this district is visited by inspectors
at least once every two weeks. Mosquitoes
especially are under continuous observance.
Several cases suspected to be yellow fever
have already been reported to the health
authorities this year. Each of these has
been examined by the state board of health
acting IN conjunction with a committee OF
three local physicians. These examina tions
have resulted in finding that the disease
was not yellow fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
ITALIAN woRKMEN KILLED.
Federal Authorities Investigating the
Trouble in North Carolina.


The italian embassy has been advised
of the killing Of two Italian laborers and
an assault on many other Italians in
Mitchell county, N. c.. which resulted in
the flight of large party Of Italian rail-
read workers employed by the South and
West railroad
United States District Attorney A. f.
Holtor is cooperating with representatives
of the italian government in investigating
the causes of the riot which resulted In
the death of the two men. As the De-
partment of Justice Is active In invests
eating the trouble, the Itahan embassy witt
not make any diplomatic representations.
pending the disposition of the matter py
the federal court at Asheville.
1t Is reported that the trouble arose from
the fact that Mitchell county ''bars'' sor-
eign laborers, and almost open rebellion
came when 1000 Italians were sent by q
New York agency to build the line OF the
South and West railroad through Mftchede
county.
Struggling parties Of Italians. who fied
to Marion and points nearby several weeks
ago, said they were forced to leave. Thaar
story was that on May IA party OF Ital-
ian laborers, in one of the camps twelve
miles from Marion, was fired into by so
called posse of citizens. headed by a dep
uty sheriff. the result being the killing or
two of the Italians and the wounding OF
seven.
Nine uninjured Italians were arrested,
and 1t is alleged the local magistrate held
a pretended investigation of the shooting
and discharged all the posse.