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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

:1s, Mr. EsHEla n1s.s4sx rrssIiiesE FafiEE nuIIes
Naslia n8n NIgF MINI
For mora tainsr nxo5 months issanaN- ia5
int.r 4sfIfIH GinIr u fissfsEsH. ut the Skin.
lJnIinHngs4H 1ss GfH ATHEIST vtsifs-iIaz-fillEs III
fa ut pfrfiisnE ss,azza,szzsr Ess aasf catsa.syAf
aia e,fzsH IlH Hzxzfx1gm To which has worth
asItaf4sif Aim. 5sirsrauifH xa1-s G1lltsU m
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II HIN IL IS 3nlH8H3iIiee III lies DlgI wsfzisliE
saia ass ct :afues,a9aaraa.
Eilesa ARA masIg VIM will r,asrstg1u MS ssAHf
Gg Il NATIONAL ail.iEI1it1s, .Eltt Ia Mr. MafEsTa
tn wtfaEn ne wsla Iii9,rssst. ia never st4i
In rftslisH,ass.
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l. 5fzEsrxsse only 1f1ts.ss1 1snes IsrI yz.E md
slsrltsf uea.rg E..tss4aasa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

4IHSI IQAIE- Biae IAs-,rlie -tsnsrle sss..Yse
will De. siiaz1,sss,I Hisa h1iia wtsaE Hsta,
stss,sltI spring ntssssiiIg II att EruaHisyn
.asetfsssr E'siin will Igrna an nItf NJ aslzsts-
iesnt IN Wsstf1easfils5. mt III Thursday E.,e
gslEasa df als ghalsg 2fsilziiI .Iaeaay Chin AZ
sltesusiiesaf sa@ viii be- t5irssvzr spssn Rsr Il
intsssdiss ysfiuft PROMISES aH sf< one Ut tafa
ttsst ar 1as;nnr RefzrE The iisfzIn suburban
EGfgrdtgasL 1ia third at afss mig aurrug spe-
eitas Aia,tE which nluiii irzzI'ssr s,nfzszrH
Tram t.ffs sit#is1H an s.ie e,iIssss IN 5fariaE-r
Z will ia Ciig Gfsairs4 Ut the asssiiii,s iiIy-
It will 9a Gia Hyant5s-5sIirrU ssueyali NJ ina.
fs1tlire asIf brilliant rnaa ISIS m 1rr,spaaf
N snirza ut Hie Elar that HIGH sfziz-H III SIRE
Thoroughbred Wgrdu aY sassanEsys Art1sli.
Eirf-gEnassfsr INIT ragfzru viii uuE go xn 51ta
1GaE LII aIeir a,Assiers @fss desH viii nral-
Issisp afs tatzzsr l,azsta1naL
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the s5B Izss E8aitts..iful wiife.i lr1sl sst,trnu
I'D Ehifzl4ifn tia El,asisisil liifzlfiGass r,rs
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EAanfass, wfaElasu-n Ear--r EaasiE Gl,iarfaA
tHis. Wia1.sr Light. Esi4us EHsu a-iii Only
5nifziif<Hr- IHzntessIsn Will 3r,uinE4sjg SH the
dlrgrsta nat EVERY horse viii harzs Il mi
losvsfaB mara auesr iiiEF rfsrsi.y sIsssr
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mig ATm Mt WaneI,rrsssssE- ". will s.lzrI
1lr-.alssr auI1arH
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
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ni,H aazsslirsls an sgfs unrfx TOR president n
lsasa On q rasssew III tina political Htzinszu'n
IN taie s:aints.y 8haszsi lfa 1gsifEs ntr 1inr
lsin Es.san movement IL Iszxsnut ON s1ira
,sars1 az ta,e .,xuses.' as aeznl ar sssrEu&ar
i-11ficaa. ME- t=s.as-zr
.Ma- as-v-Us. H q commemorative man, WITH
Msr WilIfazrrsA IA iisn al fiifsiilezs4 WIN
ffsr bssssa ffssiisr sE unjust aIiz.irfss szs l-
ginning ia za thai ia iH grant, rsa. sazzf1,
teiiszr azyuHe1asr NJ. 5i-1ar yHs fss ssszzs Eaif
Ssszrx assas zs im liz nnw iaiE hlia asifses-ysfts-
tssa R1vrHH isff NIT asf1ssss uu Rfirir Hiac
THE sas1ai Ranger ItH ain,s,uIEE.rF INV H. III
tafn support sf the sssaGtstsJis N ms lsssEzus
aavxau 1Azv1v
II fns,sHs Hsfa4 @aa SILVER will sndttra MIN
with every aslysa nis sE tain EnHn wtfu az,s
IN f1ts tfesnuE.sir:nr nnz,ss 1r wsistz 1iry gszn
gnxsftf azrr asT8 urxsHtstaif1Hm IL ST aaa-sensil
;ssEzsr. Tf1Hss nsm VIM a.sH INV in GrsIrt-~ii
Ezr efH fif1ngeyrilss a1;Essnszsft.bfr IN tic
naastsu and IN massachusetts e1r 1s.s,es
s.xssa with Mzr Hfsya<n IN aits es1sssss Wiiiar
asin Eanar Hixl,lf az 8uiff aaf1r .nslfssz srsa
s,uii7xsxsa af SILVER u DORMANT lAnIe tina ursu-
ssuifs amfhrsstnG III an arrssuH xH ssHm um
sssazl 1ur he az5zxuinnsat-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

sssrsis Bassar az fl,iunrzms. Etr-. s,irr liGs~
sasn sfnsiIri3Ezs nissin IN q rrs8r alIasf with
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vuGr amatzuE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
gIsra F.als,s1ng
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
AMERICAN Leagues
BATTING AVERAGES
SsaIsitaez SsiiH EssgiIrg~ mt the
rsralar agiaag 5aGags
sEs Elssr5gs.tssa

The barring 'Urei-Isses III r3ie AlngF,eagI
Leasssle. Including lHsn FrnilE4 z;lznes. are
lIiiiiAirase oeiitzv II viii l4 ssss4an rrir1 Wisii
i1grx,n laa oslil. 8aItxF9 N eaia .aiii eIEssss
JIIt., 1T af1I1e. siitiiuif rlzrly 1s class
at u EIEfxH-
E,ssps,1tm NJ Nssy Een,k dtia nun play Isast
wstssE ls.aaaiaa AZ iiIltlI1ess mt ma ms ysus
Iiie ~ zEiik aie ol-z1ns Ie,nf frtin min fur
iiIGE Ms as,asslea.
5iIiI1s aznt laasnnffiii 1ura mig graGss
ysiiln Ldatiia # crawling upward s-rs.a-v
Gig,- IzTlb viii ba nn4ffs Il sfi-.iE arr
hitting itinnrss
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disfz1iesA hitting iasF i flHanrE Ilfssaaszlssts
4seHia tsa' Isl 1ie REST gE.sffe,- OF c4ias
Leiss.lts. saliis a&.snpiiiiD AHaisH IN ssniesu
1a.Hs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
gnraH Ea.ra fan Hsaa Mass=zsa.

nlia sesserasr san1xsisa sr5,Hssaf IN rrs..ay,s4
8oslErE am 1i1ss asnfna az Isst ruasissssa. auss
1sair aasHsai az uaa Giag:,s4.:. anaslra mum a.
iarEr.iisss. wsa,sfrnan vim ssl4 as.,r I'd arsaear
,r uirsa gt,Is-f mr. xfseiv as,rs.uss ma 9asssp
akss,tssrilsIls I'D r9lH flnn sssx-rliE ssips
guilty. af lesa majestic IN Ssssiin rs,rs essrsst
mars HivfsEfssT mssHlIHE a mazn vino, DIR
giszaft 4iIsI AlfIzf Esaaf fiA ROE 5fsss41 th
tar miIsif wHsE sHziExaeHf Es zsrsar Ftssa,s I'm
Br.sansuasr WtetEr assflfIlw ilazrnlasa e.sis1rss
OF hia uaasssfw stsafEaanasr an fsl,r isfsf
aAse razzsrs afs-wifaIrfls4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
s.I,i.,,r-,,,r r.,af EsH I.l.1uEr1..rrra1r,..s1s

y sziiii1lr1s1r a-laf EaH Ga1nEneIIns1rlss11E<-
me .ainIne.ru,s1nsnn acssrs.sas ~ ziu b,sR-i
ye.s,sisr OF tsis. washington sznf lssn aStar
gfs.sitss De.fsIzl AZ 1a4zngtun.. Va siuIttESs
WITH t.fa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ns-nIuf ~ IEFE pr
z T.. sasta.staii an RteiiznoIile @niesai A2l
era asie1 churches 4ie nzwsn vf.sxs s;fsssst
ami the aEtsssIllfaIss Iulm dis university.
ss,rs,sess gass agga. rls4 laiifi,ssH De1Ifs 1isi
ylninsf asssr GiiasiHs1hsn 2.sHauiaStsn iss-
sIssassas lezsE iIf.ir ny Easr " z Eszsf1a,TraEiI
af BsIst.1uuufz
The annual srsecsCzzI che, n8ar aszz--liss'ss
fsisuss an CHS university siBnlnnsIfsnIsza 'rs
ss~z,Hs. will ;Sf.ts7 Ti.frf e2iis E1EisE0llm m
Sstar uss,es1. This. scsIIthsfisiz wfii is,
sias 5asE-s Ess.ss t8iff Esstfs. a1fst fsia Annr-
asfsserss sszifs 5ltfiss latsinsr nglBiEzn r-rasr
ss,s IN 5e fnitn rdniHsft csir saitssjlsi1Irm ~
tsirs tfisE-szsw HssstHs Will tss.sEs 1iaa. fsls,
srzarrssas will fs aniff sdIzisy iTfiti HisstslHs-
f.sc ss-ssffin15tu1 siis5y r,tB. ifisaa itsl veil
tzszIx. sifnzae NfAssfies4siaD niiEsiE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
ETY.. 4za1FEzs uazEanan.
amssr ELL -uilssT. GIuzaz zssK zsssafr.u
W11n q Tbz.zrT
susa,ai n,apa,n.n to miH sts.ss

HL-AGt9s"T CITY, gIne tM-aUeis ELI
-nllsae u;usfaf III ;asa hail iaIssHm Hiu,,nsH.-
1iilT da1-ii,Iiay by defzat1aiiIf sIa sIsvlng Il.
4-a1H'ia A. G. dE Washington ow 4 s,u,-a
az y zB 8. n Niit.isrr uiixsfiest u ffrea sszne
fdnsDnts MS 1itg veil KsIf1as-ssE Tia ws1a
siiunGrtzsi N Al admirable MANNER iy ai-asr.-
asi-i, who iItliatft Il iiIa Films. @airtay assiit
d'iar'ssst 1tf t1fe 1Htrzrg iu11on hifrs,rs sa4a.
u H'ir 1irssA Dagrsnn asId Gallagher ba4z-
ssAsf yrtiI I'M 9fes vtsit1uY vHa sEtlIss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

ON nma - &c. AlirneH aaznkif az HsaliIs-
aswsr.. DHil., viii az Ill EstsnH ain. gsrzznzs
i,sHzr ursnnnzusE N Tnx. Tlla agrlissarsss-1r
Einn insr nsam observed. wsfaar Eaw aallasr
EStsvazvE riig c1snffs,rrHsE cha szasuiHss4 sssh
ing 1sr TAG msxts az niH Hzxuxun isfsgsIriikzi VI
iaE THIS asfIifpE Iua dIisaI hnb suar-fipvstux
chH aisrzsr awtsH liz oesFnrrH9 ns rms xaa1sszr
a4sifR S5sssnEH Mr si4 FsxJnaaazauu or ssfst
HEai IN 9aHssatzr H9zsfA amt ssi2 75s1 sifsssla.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
HOUSE
Wants to Reform Promotions
the Army and
Stop Graft

Washington, Feb. 8.--Provision for
the abolition OF the grade Of lieutenant
general, the highest rank In the army.
IS made In the army appropriation
bill, which has been ordered reported
to the house from the committee on
military affairs. s. s..ss.., IL s. r-
The section is very brief, simply
providing that the place shall not be
filled after the retirement OF the in
cumbent lieutenant general, Bates. If
this Legislation secures the approval
OF congress Major Generals Corbin,
Macarthur and Wood will not be able
to secure the expected promotion to
the grade Of lieutenant general.
2. Another provision Of the bill, ii ac-
cepted by congress, win stop the prac-
tice of promoting general officers for
the purpose Of retiring them at a
higher grade. 1t prohibits the promo
ton Of an officer above the grade of
colonel and his retirement unless he
shall have served at least one year in
his last grade. -. r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
FORCED TO PART WITH WATCH
Count Boni de castsllane Already in
- Financial Straits.

Count Boni de castelIane Already in
~. Financial Straits.
Paris, Feb. 8.-Swift retribution OF
tragic kind, even if it has a comic
element, has overtaken Count Boni de
Casteilane for the wrongs suffered at
his hands by his American wife.
Count Boni has been obliged to sell
outright his watch and articles of per.
sonal jeWelry in order to provide him.
self with pocket money for his or
binary daily requirements
When the count and countess part
ed so suddenly the counts personal
bank account happened to be exhaust
ed, anot infrequent state of affairs.
lie was too angry or too proud, or
perhaps too much afraid of rebuff,
to appeal to his wife for current spend
ing money. His discrimination to keep
secret the fact OF his. domestic calam-
ity so long as there remained any hope
of patching up reconciliation pre-
vented him from tapping the purses of
his friends IS
Count Boni has been for the last few
days besieged by his creditors. On
the other hand he is closely pursued
by money renders who are eager to
speculate on his future By advancing
him almost any amount.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
ANNA
Has No More Use for Count
Boni and Wants a
p. Divorce

Paris, Feb. 8.-Strong efforts con
tinue to be made in behalf of the Cas-
tellane family to bring about the aban
donment of the divorce suit begun by
the Countess Boni de Casteilane (for,
merly Anna Gould), but up to the pres
emit the desired result has not been
achieved. An attempt made to obtain
the countess assent to judicial sep.
aration without an absolute divorce
has also been unsuccessful and prob
ably the case will pursue the ordinary
course, coming up for hearing at nc
fixed date, but it is expected that it
viii be heard three weeks hence.
According to the French law there
is no further necessity for the defend
ant to appear unless the judge decides
that his evidence is essential. The
announcement of a decree dissolves
any contract relative to marriage set
Elements. each party resuming control
Of their own property. A divorced
woman may not remarry within ten
months after Judgment, while an ap-
peal against decision must be lodged
within six months.
g A report, which cannot be confirmed,
says that Count Boni has entered a
counter plea, claiming heavy damages.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
y HEARD RY LARGE CROWD.
Rourke Cochran Speaks for Rate Reg
= uIation Bill, = r

Z e' "a {. s. Z = o. at
Washington, Feb. Sat the open
Ing of the last days debate in the
house on the rate regulation bill a
short speech in favor OF the measure
was made by Mr.. Bankhead (Ala.) !,
who preceded Mr.. Cochran IN ",
the latter being limited to an hour and
a quarter, Mr.. Cochran announced
his position in favor of the bill. While
he did not consider it a panacea for
all evils it was a most wholesome
manifestation of unanimous public
determination 10 deal with the rate
evils. It was the only means by which
public ownership could be stopped and
checked the most plausible argument
OF socialist. Mr.. Cochran was speak
ing but a few moments when he had a
full audience, the galleries being occu.
pied to their capacity. Mr.. Cochran
gave simple analyses Of discrimination
and favoritism to show It's inherent in
iuries. Favoritism was always grant
ed corruptly. "Sir," he continued,
the history Of railroad management
in this country is the history of favor
itism, of corruption and of fraud In
spite of this he would not say the rail-
roads had not rendered enormous
service, but they had not been as
efficient as they should be. He assert
ed that railway influences FREEDOM.
mated both political parties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
Chain
OF Masters Said to Control
Panama Canal
Matters

f., Washington, Feb s.-John F. Wal
lace, in his testimony before the inter
oceanic canal committee, said regard
ing the canal management:
1.-THE present arrangement amounts
to chain of masters, with the chair
man of the commission, an executive
commissioners, Mr.: Cromwell, Secre-
tary Taft and the president grading
down to Mr.. Stevens, or the man in
actual charge of operations ON the
isthmus. @ h.
Replying to an inquiry from Senator
Morgan he said that Mr.. Cromwell had
been included as one of the masters
for the reason that he seemed to have
certain aIndisputed influence which en-
titled him to be classed In the chain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
FUSE STOPPED BURNING.
Attempt to Dynamite New Theater
Building at New York.

DAiiaSH2 ANEW yOrH. 5---&s ,
New York, Feb. 8.-A quantity of
dynamite, to which was attached a
fuse that had been consumed to with
In a few feet of the explosive before
it stopped burning, was found ar the
bottom Of a derrick in the rear of the
new Astor theater. Had the dynamite
been exploded it would have wrecked
the portion of the building already
erected and probably have seriously
damaged surrounding buildings, in
Guiding the Hotel Astor. There has
been a strike of ironworkers on the
theater since Jan. l and nonunion men
were employed in their places. The
work had progressed to the second
story. ztS $<
The dynamite was placed in about
a dozen holes bored in the derrick
post and boom There were also loose
sticks of it about the base OF the der
rick, several. pounds of the explosive
In all. 20, .,s=z ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
Lent
Of Goal Is in Hands Of Op'
orators and They
Will Fight

New York, FeB. s.--FoITowing the
meeting OF presidents of several an.
thracite coal roads there was an init
nation given In quarters friendly to
the operators that the anthracite coal
which had been mined was so much
in excess of demand that shutdown
u the mines may be necessary if there
is no strike on April /. -ls !.
Henry 8. Fleming secretary OF the
Anthracite Coal Operators associa.
ton, estimated that even allowing for
cold weather there would be easily a
i've months supply OF anthracite on
hand on April 1. #ss ss=Es5: =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
WENT WRONG
Preacher Writes Naughty
/ Letters and Then Tries
Suicide

Chicago, Feb. 8.-:Rev. Justin G.
Wade, pastor of the First Congrega
tional church of Wankegan, Ills, was
arrested yesterday by postoffice in
spectors for sending obscene letters
through the mails. He attempted
suicide this'morning by throwing him
self under a train. It is said at the
hospital that his injuries will UNI
doubleday result in his death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-08
TWo-cENT FARES ASSURED.
Railway Mileage RiiI Passed by Ohio
Legislature. ~. z=..s

Columbus, o, Feb. s The house.
by 9 vote OF lo4 to /, passed the
Freiner 2-cent fare bill which was sub
stituted for the Rathburn bill passed
by the senate. The senate, it lis said
by leaders OF that body, will accept the
Freiner bin. which win 60 into effect
thirty days after Il il signed by the
governor.
he house also passed the Werta
bill abolishing prison contract labor
In Ohio and providing that state priss
8oners shall be employed in the manu-
facture OF materials for construction
aof roads aud articles for ths use oi
state institutions