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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
DAVIS WILL NOT ACCEPT.
Ex-senator Declines Nomination
for Congress
lspoolnl to The Times. plapatch,) .

145N3 Especial TO Tho 7TlMeS-I IHpHtcIlI ~ IN
M WHEELING, W.. VA, August ID.
Doubt as to tic Willingness OF ex-S Sem
Sator Henry Gassaway Davis to accent
the Democratic. nomination for Congress
In the Second District was removed last
night, whom he issued q personal an,
nouncement toqfrends declaring he had
considered the matter thoroughly. and
would positively not permit his name to
DO used sGUntilS this; statement it.had been
5nccepteds that lle would he tho nominee.
Tho withdrawn j'of tho former Demo-
cratic vice presidentlal candidate puts a
new complexion .tipon the second situa-
ition, meaning that Davis and Elkiils forces
will not; openly oppose the election Of
George G., Sturglss, Republican,. their
partner in railroad and conl interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
6. SIS. FOR The BLOOD

The demand steadily increased since It was m placed
on the recognized the q al blood
has 1T CURES DSSEASEs
there where Tor the blood not household
AZ the BLOOD body nouhng and supplying strength
part FOLLOW when becomes
mated Tee o pmpes various
seoua Chronic Sores Contagious Blood Poison all
Gus peons which produce them remain n the
we'll be called the greatest o. a al blood puss goes
and matter rich and
nng S. s. inherited blood taints and So en11ohss the
permanently cured contains
arfui real blood purifier Book the blood
medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cor ATLANTA, Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Grand Aerie Of Eagles.

n 3AllF fI3y Assoclated Pross.) -.1T ". \
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, August lb,-The
Grand Aer!e, Fraternnl Order OF Eagles,
3to-ay heard read mn exhaustive report
from the Committee on Finance Tho
report verified the grand trenaurer's re-
mort on disbursements and funds on 5hand,
and highly commended hlm,for his work.
The report also verified the books OF
the grand secretary, ~ a 4 53 Y q III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Standard Oil Dividend.

Nm1v f1yy 4, AssaoG!a1ea o.
the Standard OIL Company to-day de-
.clared a dividend OF SO per share on the
3company's stock. This compares with
"a dividend iof4 s9Fthree months ago, and
So one year ago. w t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
lust a Small Blaze.

Combination wagon No. !, OF the fire
department. answered a still alarm at
Twenty first and Broad Streets at s
o'clock yesterday morning and extin-l
guished small blaze with It's chemical
cleaning shop OF John Young, eos East
Broad Street, ana WAS caused by the
explosion OF gasoline Tho damage was
slight, but one of the colored employees
received severe burns on his hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Death from Natural Causes.

I.oNpoS. August is-Ths inquest on
the body OF Mrs Cralgie tJohn Oliver
}Hobbes) resulted to-day In n verdict of
death by natural causes, The surgeon
who performed the autopsy testified that
he found evidences OF weakness Of the
heart muscles Otherwise everything
was normal. He expressed the opinion
that Mrs craigie died suddenly and
painlessly. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Clarence FER Pitts.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch,)
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.,s August 1b.-
Years Yea. died 1T tie home Of his mother,
on Main Street, Salem, yesterday. He
had been sick since February. 81 Fl came
home from Salisbury with q severe cold.
caused lis death, The funeral service
was conducted from the J. home at 2
o'clock this morning. The tltnterment
was In the Salem Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Gas at Eighty Cents.
nav Associated Press,)

4 NEW York, August 1b.--That the Con- = Z
solidatcd Gas Company must SUPPLY 1ts
consumers with gas at eighty cents 4. g
thousand feet as i provided In the law
PASSED by the State 5Legisat tire at lts
last session, was decided to-day ~ Jus
tice Glergerlchn in the supreme cour !;
mandamus compelling the company to
furnish GAS to a consumer ct the eighty
cent rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Must Make Report.
.i(By ssociated Press


WASHINGTON, D.. c.. August ii. An
order was issued to- day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to tall rail roads IN
the United States engaged In interstate
commerce to report to the commission.
not later than septemberA1 1906, the total
number Of freight cars owned on5Augus
4, 1905. together with the number OF such
cars equipped twith air brakes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Forty Poisoned BY Ice Cream.

.dls (HyE AssocIhted Frnss,
# SALISBURY BEACH, MASS, AUGUST
l15.-Eorty persons were poisoned by im-
pure Ice cream here this evening. and
six OF the victims are in a serlous condl-s
ton. To-day was known as 'IiaYerhill
Day" at,sthe beach, and a bout !. 900 per-
sons came here from the city and nearby
places. 3i2 yt PINK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Threw Rock in Train,

seaboard Airline train No, as. en-
tering the city yesterday afternoon
through the Shockoe Greek VAL
yards sair had rock thrown thrown through rough
q window Of one OF tho pas
senger cars by some malicious person,
which narrowly escaped hitting two
teasa suc }s s esea and Eso,ng III
q gentleman directly across the aisle,
but Its force had heen spent. Mt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Young Woman Was Fined.

Bernice Stevens, n young white wo-
man, appeared before Squire Lewis at
the Fenrico courthouse yesterday on
the charge Of being dlsorderly at Vest
hampton Park, She was fined $3.50 and
told to return to her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
81 80 TO VIRGINIA BEACH AND CAPE

$3.50 TosYIRaINlA. HEAcH 5ANp CAPE
HENRY. Nj rs,
Round trip tickets ut the above low
yates viii be sold from Richmond for fast
Train leaving Byrd street Station $3.50
Am I, and leaving Norfolk, returning.
Y.1b r. M, every Sunday, This iS the
only all-rail line between Richmond ana
Mort dix. Through coach 70 sss lFglnla
Beach without change, MA 3ss Il 's1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Warranted
Mt Is Run OF Shrink.

IIere'sS some lin 9 vo nth
growing owe 81 /, n y.
TrueSE5lue Serge at $l7.7B
"a "A --the color Is Il al T. c IA Sbl ue
#S af1d8itsw1llSho the goolor8to
the end, sassit's an allS.S,v,oc'ol
s Is ure wOeorsted serge.
VVasi$ 2B.OO.5 &. III 20,
\ $Like3all our suits, IT will.
q hold its shape ,S39ss becaus
e there Is n ct thing cheap.
4 4 q boutSit butt the price. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

Known in&VVashington.

~ Special TO The Times Dispatch) iS$S
8gsNVASHlNGTON.38 d.. CT, August To-
Much apprehension Is felt here among
the friends OF Nilka Do snirnor, BECAUSE
OF the reports from st. Petersburg that
"a young woman of that name WINS prob
ably fatally whipped BY the chevnlier
guards. II Is regarded as likely TINT
tho victim, Il Identical with a girl for-
s1nerly we'll known In thisScity.
$ Miss De smirnoft figured IN ociety here
for several seasons. making her Como
with her uncle. Herbert Wadswort Il, near
Dupont Circle. HerNmothar was IN Misc
Blow, a. sister OF: Mrs. Wadswortf, and
married s. M. De smirnoir years ago.
when he was an attache OF the Russian
here. MN Nh Ig u SEE2a
& & Miss! Nilka De smirnofr was n great
friend OF Countess Casslnl Miss De
ssmirnon w.ns also regarded nh a II par
Stcnlar friend OF Miss Alice Roosevelt.
She entered with great enthusiasm into
all manner OF charitable affairs In which
Miss Roosevelt and the Countess Cassini
were leading spirits. "a IS NJ !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
.H0WN|CE'1l|RU|.||!S||
..RA.IDGD|7|P'.G| [. Il: !.
Paid $1.15 Az Ton, the Freight
Included and Sold for s N.
$40 81 on. 81 $
COMMISSION AT WORK AGAIN.
$3.50. 80. ~. . .

a Ss y. DE. s.... 8. n III II ii, & Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

Eneaeement's Closing Weeks.
TIelen, what do you think Of my new
onga cement ring ,sy
e '-IHiattie; iqrgeops! When does IT come
off 2---Puck. W. fg ss A tSy5 a 6l IN s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

KING and }. ! RAISES / ! J |. J
MEET@|N. PRUSSIA Z ] !. { J { a
n Continued from a !: first 'lr Page. s v
ton Ator the; king ell the sIt
ing articles Sc n 81 IS, !.
The Cologne Gazette greetss5 him Wlti
feelings Of sincere roynrence the
sZcltiing cnlls hint practi stat is man
OF tlieEfirst rank, and ~ et.ste MAC l
Wife complaining that the kings policy.
hts been to Qisolatc Germany prom ounces
him aSpolitical artist
Welcome to- Kline. sSl
& rio scn- ofiical North German Gazette
this afternoon says: VIA VI AZ "a " n;
Y.His ma csty the erlp oror and L ~ Az g,
mot Ills, maj esty, the King OF England ,s vt
TIC Schloss OF redrlchshof this morn q
SNNo rejoice that this meeting between tho
NO ,1,onarchs has been hailed sympnthe-
Ideally nearly eYeryw here by he q u Eng ing :.
Slish as well as the German pres.s7. syy z
cahnot share In the SUPPOSE ions heard AZ, !
here and there regarding spe g L rol'll ~.
Even without such suppositions ne
nctuni s,atrc OF tile meeting, "a p pears
to uss is. not slight W hope tl1a n the
exchange views between The rulers e.. 10 {
GernialtIysand Great Brl tain Will BserYe 70
further lle peace Of the world dnd pro-
mote harmony between all ipersors q con 6
ciiatory sentiments on both asdes 81 g the
channel We fwelcon1egthe Il King with
llomng Il ". "a .I 81.
5Croh berg ssay vs. III I,
king Edward n has arnof1iced to the
Grand Duke OF Luxembourg that ne Wou %
dine with him. The Duke gcarno to fnearny
3Koenigstein for this purpose. Y is nor
certain whether the enga cement VIII .bc
kept, but It gives occasion to wide - reach i
Ing conjectures. II was left to the Kings
pleasure to make such q spos tons 8ofH ms y!
time rs he wished. ~ ss& NJ ss VIA M
The Lolsal Anzeiger says i tbs impos,-- 4
isible TO verify the above here. but that
,ifsttrie. 1T will make an Exceedingly bad q
Impression among the German people em--.
.phaszing the lack Of harmony between
far more than the meeting
had awakened hopes or the cstoration OF
I'm r1r1 Ony isj$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Agreed,

oFatter, eried the stage struck youth.
S.tyou must let muh choose me own
course, i feel that y was born for the
VIVIAN, gosh all shen7lock!" answered
the father, 'ain't trylns TO-; make
Carpenter OF ye2''' 8 sSi.5sil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

HoRsFoRp's Acl p n N OsRH ATE
An effective ranedy for obstlnate maj,
gestion, nervous dyspepsia. headaehe ARd
depression, 4. ssls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
WILL stan. BY. son
MRS, L.s1D.EC'L / { !. !.

1. ;-.---- = ~ : x IA
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For Ind aestlon

I The i, gar Pike rs tropia waters has green
bones, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
Miniature Almanac.

Auglist 1B, lWB,
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ,,,',..a:S 0t
Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

Sun rises,
sun setsu..n..1D'
sMoon rlseH.,,.,l;6S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
Science In Selecting
=..... ), Proper Foods
People Are Unhealthy Because They Do
Not Eat the Right Food.

In these. days of adulterated foods
and food products, such a food as is
known to be pure and wholesome is IN
deed welcome. We have heard Of many
breakfast foods and cereal products
some broadly advertised as whole prod
ucts, others as cure-alls for every dis
ease known to man. No doubt they are
all good and possessed Of some merit,
but most of them are manufactured
with some foreign sweetening agent to
make them palatable. Among all the
breakfast and cereal foods offered the
public today, we believe we are war
ranted in saying that MaltaVita is the
only food that is simply and wholly
pure grain product and nothing else,
except a little salt. Malta-Vita, as it
comes to you from the factory, is all
of the wheat. 1t has been thoroughly
cleaned, steamed to gelatinize the
starch, then added to it is barley malt
made from selected barley-this, act
ing upon the starch, turns it into NAL
tose or malt sugar, pronounced by ply
sicians and food experts the finest, pur;
est, most healthful sweetening agent
known. Then the grain of wheat is
rolled out fat into thin wafer flake
and baked in the ovens. It comes
to you fresh and pure and sweet-abso-
lutely nothing but a grain product pre-
pared in the cleanest and most whole
some way and turned into: the most de-
licious whole-wheat food that can be
found Malta-Vita is for sale by near
ly all grocers. It costs but 10 cents a
package for the same big package for
which you used to pay Is cents. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25

Mrs. Arthur Sandy has issued invi-
tations for a birthday luncheon which
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
will be given Saturday at her home,
2S16 Seventeenth avenue s. e -:

Mrs" Carl H. Miller entertained 20
children this afternoon at her home,
1903 West Twenty sixth street, in honor
Of the fourth birthday anniversary Of
her little daughter Dorothy: Games
were played and later a supper was
served. The birthday cake with it's
four burning candles was i'm the center
Of the table, and at each cover was a
favor, Mrs. F. F. Miller assisted Mrs.
Miller in. entertaining the children. !.
Mrs. S. S. Cargill was hostess at o
luncheon at Donaldson s tea rooms yes
terday afternoon. Covefs were laid for
six and the decorations were carried
out with red tulips. After luncheon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25

Z Arthur Anderson entertained at his
home, us Fillmore street NE, Sunday.
In the afternoon Mr.. Anderson gave a
sleigh ride, and following it supper
was served. In the evening games were
played. Present were: Mines. G.. An
derson and A.. Anderson, Misses Hilda
Anderson, Lillian Benson, Hedwig Eng
strom Mamie Engstrom. Ella Anderson
Lunden, Messrs. O.. Anderson, Lewis
Carlson, John Erickson, Carl Benson,
Ernest Bolmgren, Herbert Bolmgren,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
Gotfred Bolmgren, Arthur Enrstrom
Carl Anderson, George .Guise, Gunard
Anderson and Carl Anderson.

Miss Lena Padwell, daughter of M
Padwell Of St., Paul, and Aieck Ffnkel,
stein Of Minneapolis were married Sun
day evening in Federation hall, st. Paul
Rabbi Simon read the service, which
was witnessed by 200 guests. Misses
Bessie Finkelstein and Martha Padwell
were the bridesmaids. After the serv
ice a wedding supper was served and
there was dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Fink
elstein will be at home after Feb. / a
1922 Fourth street N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25

; John w. Thomas & Co. have jus =
received a new importation OF 1ons
Gloves, blacks and whites.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25

worth 81, 7 f1u&y :.:....r
Oysters, canned fresh from Balti
more, per can, 34c.
New Shrimp per st., 33c!
Fresh Finnan Haddie, per h., l271ac:
Fresh Smells, per h., 15c.. -.
Fresh Croppies, per h., Sc.
Young Chickens, per h., 15c.
Picked. Pigs Feet, per h., 7c. =.
Little Pig Pork Roast, per h., 10c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
the party attended the matinee at the
Metropolitan theater.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Adams Of
Colfax avenue entertained at five hun
dred Tuesday evening.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
Danderlne IL So ExhIlarailng,
lnvlgoFailne

and strengthening TO both the hair and scalp that
2cc bottle Of 1t Is often enough to show wonderful I'm
provements It at imparts sparkling brlliancy
and veYety sofeness to the har, and few wees use
will cause hair to sprout out all over the scalp and
grow abundanty, long and beautiful uset every day
for awhile, after which two three times week win
be enough to complete whatever growth you desre.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25

NOW at ali druggists, in three sizes, - cent?,
so cents and 500 per bottle.
.E0Ee TO show how quickly DanderlnO acte, Ne
1nEEs will send large sample free by return midi TO
any who sends this advertisement to the knoWIt0n
Danderin0 Co., Chicago, with their and addreaa
and ten cents in silver stamps 10 pay postage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

Gebern trpden gu remit
aer. Man briidt unb f9ittet Die
sSebern in elmer S9iHel .beiben Wfehz
leg bin unb ber, siebt fie felt, absr bod
Dprfi6tis bur9 Die 9dnbe unb pieoers
bolt bas 8erfabren, Biz lie rein limb.
Damn tlopft unb fdiittelt man tie gut
aus.
@par t.
sem &repp 3u entfernen.
Mam breite ben &repp anf elmer uns
terlage BON alter f4iparaer Seios trait
auf einem Slid aus unb ibertreihs
bic sfleden nit einer &amelbaarbiirfte
unb eetpDbnlider Sinte. Mit einem
fleinsn @eibenldpp4en na9reiben.
8etm @tppfen unb @nss
beffern BON DE thut bic
l1ebuna bas meifte. Wean Slider eins
eefebt perben miiHen, 10 rinrals mdn
fein reues itarres 2einen Su fGon ses
brauAten ober biinn eefpproenen Wd<
fdeftiiden, fonbern lieber sebrdudtes,
bas aber feline biinneu SteIen haben
barf. 8eim Mufndhen unb @tnidur1er
bes Slidens muB barauf sefehen tpers
ben, bab bic Sdben senau bieielbt
Ri9tuns baben unb bic Gden gana
elatt einsearbeitet perben, bamtt iid
feline Gdltden 5eisen. Die Gliden mill
fen etipas sr0ber sef4nittem tperben.
als bas Sod 1T; nod benz @imheften
fann man bas uebtrfteherSe forts
f9neiben. gbe mon ans 4ufz uno
Ginndhen seht, bette man ben Jlidsn
auf, bumit er gut paBt ftreids i'm
banrr gfatt unb ndbe fehr porfdti8
beibe NGbte, Defenders au4 bic usbers
nabt. Das itmbabnen (Stiiraeu) Der
8ettlaten lou our re4ten 3eit sei4ez
ben, b. +. ebe bic Wfitte biinne Stenen
bat. Das 3ufammenndhen Der Webes
fante sefdiebt nit feinen iiberpenbltz
den Stiden, alsbann tperben bic Sets
ten gefdumt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
@e8en 9oppelebe
6erporragenber Snbufrieaer In
Qeft.

@IebeIanb. o.. 9. MGrs gu
Rorwali. O.. wuroe beute Elm Saft.
befebl gsssn 6arrp s. Rspnolbs bon
bier tpesen giaamie erlaKsn.
Rspnolos III B~etriebsleiter elmer ber
gr6bten @r3firmen auf ben 8roBsn
Seen. gr fOl bier cine Grau unb
srmadiene 9inoer babsn, aber trpbbem
am Dienfag gu Norwalt bic 21idbr.
5rl. Nae Smith 9~ebsirathst baben.
Na& Der 3rauunq reifs bas paar
nod Buffalo unb blieb In einem 6otel
iibsr Ra&t. am nd&ftsn Sage sab
@spuOlos on. mi&tise @sf9dfte I'm
Often 3u bab.n uno i&idte bic iungt
frau na4 6aufe. Die frhbere Ssrl.
Smith faat, 2spnolos babe TOR ani
einem 2ir6bofe oas @rab ieiner tribe.
rem 6rau 5e3eigt nno R4 ffets ale
Dittmer ausaegeben.
@is ois pOli3ei faat. beiratbete Rep.
nolos TN Sabre 1902 In @lebelanr
Sfubsla WeRen3ie, @lsrf In einen1
Experimentation. tpdbrenb feline erf,
6rau nod Iebte. CT iolI bis 1904 nit
beibsn 6rauen aelebt babsn. ole BIZ
annette 6rau ffarb. Wabrf&einlid
3eiate sr bereri @rabhein SRI. Smith
Den Battlefield erwirfte Der Batter be,
lebtern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

Siforif9ss 3 d. Sn
@eebsburs, Wis.. tit cine Grau 3. g.
Mindefter i'm 8eiibe zines Werredz
ranssbu9es, bas bon @eoree Wafhz
tnston ftammen for. Sn Dem 8mdt
ftnben fid tntereF ante Mufset&nunsen
aus Der Repolutipns5ett, pte 8. 9,
aber 3ablunsen IN snglif4e Spione
unb audi Mufaetdnunsen birett prtpa'
ter Natur. Wei allen gintragungsr
tpar WaibtnstcE fs5r barauf beba4t
fe forsfdltie gu ertldren; 70 begriin'
oete er bic Mufrehnung feiner Reifer
mad 8irsinia our 3eit, als bes Win'
ters tpeger Die 2riessoperationen nm
terbrpden tperben mubten. gang senai
uno tpeift nod, oaB 6iefe Reifen bret
NIT benz Dienit i'm 3u{ammenbangv
ftanoen, aIfc aud oer Resieruns unau'
re9nen tparen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
Stantsfdnaps bef9Iag.
nahm /.

@barIeston. g. g.. 9. Mdr3.
Der gunoesmari9aa bsf9la9nabmte
heute tn Der Staatsoispsniatp1 1000
@alonen S9nops auf bic Nn9abe beg
3oncOlsctors bin. bag Der Stof nidt
ri9tig bs3eihnst fsi. Ser granntusin
miro iofort gum 8srtaufs ausasbotsn
tueroen; er foq etnsn Wertb bon
$40, 900 haben. gr fam bon einem
6auie in Saoannab, oas nur cine te9'
nif4e 8srlsbuns bss @sisbss susiebi
uno periu6sn uiro, ben S9naps 3u.
rid3uer6alten.
y aturgasg n b n.
e uperior, Wis., 9. Wdr3.
Ssim gObrsn zines arteFidsn Bruins
mems entfr6mts benz Bobrlo4 pl6blit
natirli&es @as In GROCER Quantitdt.
@rcbe Iufresung iibsr ben 5unb be,
md3tigte f9 Der gewobnsr. Has
8runofhd, auf uslpsm bas Sos es-
funosn uuroe, gsbbrt Der Stc>t uni
lie9t 6fli9 na5e Der Gtaotgrsnas.
Sci 4uoreneer u ber
Ri9ter WiIbe.
Sprtn9ftelb, O., 9. Rdr3.
Die @si6porsnsn In benz prossB qsasr
bic anfifter oss lsStbin bier ftattss'
bab.sn &nRsnirisess fanbei adt jung
2eute, bon oenerl tetnsr fiber Is Sabr
aft III, f6uloig. Die Hamen berielber
fnb: Sarrp @arbsr, Sobu pisrpont
Gsors gpprs&t, Carl 2loeHer, @lei
Sobnion, Grant Ooung, Carl Wis uni
aemp Reeesr.
81. @sf9worensr, eriu9tsn ben Rid
ter, bel Ibmsfuns bes 6trafmabel
Ra4f4t Dalten 3u laRen uno fein
ArbsttshaussS trafe 80 psrbdngeu.
Suan ntbnnp beffer
RO8efsr, q. D., 9. Mdra. :
SRI. Sufan Q. antbonp's 3ufanl
bal f9 gsbefstt. Sic III frdftiser al
geff.rn unb tonnte mebr Rabruns q
f9 nsbmen. Sbre 6rsunbe f46pfel
reue 6cHnun9 fhr lire Wteberber
felung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
So. 2onsreb.
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Seute Na9mittas 5.35 u6r nabn
Der Senat cine Bill on, bur6 msl4t
Oflaboma unb bas Snoianer'S errito'
RUM als elm Gtaat nnter benz Namer
Stlaboma5ur Union sugelaHen miro.
gs III oiss bic bonn 6aus aneenom=
rienen Staaten.Bil unter Wegla unq
nler auf arisona unb Wsrito bs3tig=
li4sn 8etimmungen.
Der Antrag nnf Strei6uns bisie,
Befimmunesn puroe bon Sen. 8ur'
rops eefieat uno nit 81 eeesrt 81
Stimmen nngenommer.
l1nmittelbar nod grlsbigung be,
Gtnatenbia puroe bic giIsnbabnraten.
Bill CUR Beratbuns aufeenommen, biz
eiesntli9s Debate uirb ieooG Wontaq
erf beginner.
Die Nbfimmung ibsr bic Staten.
Bin uno Amsnbements ba3u nabm II
Stunosn in Mnfpru9; pdbrsno bieiei
bemd9tigte f9 Der Ssnatoren sin'
msrtbare aufrs9une, tuel9e ibren
60bepunit errst9ts, als loas &siultat
betannt tpuroe.
6aus.
@a5inetou, 9. Mdra. Sn
6auie tuurben beute 400 psnions.
@eiu9e bsmiaigt. 9rei Stunoer
nnbm bic 8eratbuns elmer Bill In Mn'
fpru6. nod usl4sr Elm slei9f6rmises
eptsm bel gemiqisuns bss gtrssr'
rs6ts singsfibrt usroen fol. gs uirt
In Der Bill bsrlanet, baB elm gin9e.
tuarlbsrtsr enttuebsr bic Spra9e feline:
2anbss ooer bic englii6e Spra9'
f9rsibsn uno bic lestsre leien Tam; e,
muB auBeroem feline Abf1t srtldren
baB sr permanent isinsn Wobnib II
ben Ser. Staten auff4lagsn MIL, eb
i6m bas gtirgerre4t ertbeilt tuerbei
fanr. Die Bin, wsl9e bon Repr
Bonpnse (gol.) ein9e5radt muroe
Flies auf piel Oppuitiun uno CAB uie
StOif gu SistuiROuen.
so oft teine Sewiliaunss Bill
msbr pOrlisgsn, miro Die 8onpnge-g II
3ur Debate fpmmen.