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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
Orti4aft faft 9an5 ourb Seuer
3erifort.

Ne 10 u | b 3. Sret Blaur6de
unteriudten am Niitttpo6 elm Sinter.
3immsr elmer Wirtbf6aft unb fanben
In hemielben 25 ioeenannts Slotmas
f4inen, uel9e meiasns alt uno serbros
den fnb. Die Waiainsn tpurbsn 3ur
poli5siitation bef6roert. Ingsbli6 se-
h6ren fie Joi. &snn, uno es tpuroe be.
bauptet, man babe fie als untaueIit
beiieits aetellt. Webrsre entbielten
nod tleinere @aloiumnen.
&enn batts boz etli9en Snhren fiber
bunoert biefer Mai6inen in ben 9Dirtbs
IHaften Der Stabt in Betrieb. Der
Wirtb erhielt bic Sdlfte Der @innabs
men. gines i66nsn Sagss bstam Die
poIisei sinen vWOraltOlsr", unb bic
Wtaf9inen tpurbsn, mad 6efti9em @i.
oerhanoe, enifernt unO In Die Wirtb-
fhaftea auf benz 2anbs unb na9 ben,
Wefen gei9idt.
Jranff ort. 8alb nod Wlit.
terna9t am Wsittwo9 WOrsen brad in
Der fhbli4 BON bier eslsesnen Orti1aft
&irfIin Jeuer aug, pel9ss fi3 duberft
i6neu ausbreitete. Sdmmtli9e an
Der St6feite Der Drain Strabe geIsssne
8ebdube, nit Nusna6me beg giien=
maarengeiddftes bon: Me8innsp 8ros.,
fieIen bem 6suerbdmon anbeim.
Isrmittsls Dpnamits mubten meb-
rere @eb1uoe berni9tet tpsrben. bamit
bie Jlammen feline Nabrung.mebr fin-
ben tonnten. 9as 6susr iitiisbenfals
bon ru6loier 5anb angeIest uorben.
Der @eiammtfsueri1aosns bsIduft fi9
auf iiber $75, 900, Bel nur $40, 900
0erRaerung. Gum atpeiten Wale In
wsnigen Jabren wuroe 8irtliu isbt fuft
sdnali9 bon 6euer ssrf6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
YoIijstli4es.

Der 10=idbri9e 6arrp
Sodens, 338 Tacoma Str, foa fi9
gefern 8 Gabrrdber tin9ere9ter @siie
an9eetgnet 5aben. Semielbsn tuuroe
bon benz 2apitdn Brap unb benz De-
tettib Se &uiette, bic i6n aufi9riebsn.
Der 8efebl srtbsilt, i'm Susenbgeri&i
3u erf9einen.
Annie Barter, 26 Sabre alt,
ion gefern einen Diebfabl bsgangen
baben, uesbalb fie bon ben 8ebeimpo=
liaifsn Duncan. 2aneaHsr unb Suean
einsefedt uurbe. sic miro bsf9ul.
bigt elmer ibrer Mitarbeiterinnen einen
Rod gefoblen su baben.
@efern tpnros peter Wunen. As
Sabre alt, 984 @amp Strabs. bon ben
Beamten @o1ran unb @lenn binte,
S&lob uno @iegel gsbra&t, neil e,
bei9uloigt wurbe, feline 6rau b6swiuiQ
DerIaRen su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
Die Dtlapare Str. als Stapsl=
plat DER Gommiiiioas=
geidIaite.

@n Der Eelnipnre StraBe brnnnie
Elm pfsrO DOr sintm Wagen Der Saisz
lup See 60. turs bor Mittag am 9ons
nsrfag Our6. 4n Der Gslapare Ctr.
n6rolia Der WarpGanb Str. fisB Der
gisUn9en nit sinsm Buggp, In benz
fi6 bic 5srrsu Or. Wm. Waros uno
Or. s. u. suttlife bonn St. 8ineents
5OIpital tommeno befanoen, suiammsn
unb bic bsioen 5errsn purbsn beftig
auf Oas Strabenpfafsr 9eI9leuoert,
nobel fis fi1 suar feline sefdbrli9en.
ieoO9 GuBsri i9mers6afte gerleBungsn
3a3O9en.
Der far6ige 9uti9er bes giswagens
prObirte fsin W6sli6fss, bas wilo &C.
pOrosne pfsrb su sh9eln, aber bic bic
auf oem StrnBsnoamm nufssfapsltsr
@aarsn Der an Der 9alamars Strabt
lis9snOen aOmmiIiiOnsgei8dfte. mod
ten es Inn unm6sli6 bas pfsro gun
Stinftano 3u brineen. Die bsiben Ser
rsn in oem 8ug9p tonntsn uegsn bie'
Ter auf benz Strabenbamm aufgsbduf
ten Waarsn au9 ni9t bsm oabin ra
fenoen giswnssn auabisssn unb be-
3uiammsniiOB mubte erfolssn.
Sonbsrbnr if es, bab gerabe Der
Qommiifonsbdnblsrn an Der Delauar
Strass eas gorrs9t 3u SbsiI wtro
ihrs Waarsn nidt allsin auf ben brel
ten 6sitsnws9sn auf8ufapeln. fonoerr
nu9 nit bsnislben linen 8bsiI an BET
ben Seiteu Der StraBe oftupirsn ar
bdrfen- Die pOlissi iff in bieier Nn
gsIsgsn6sit isbr na4f9tig. ba fis Elm
oissbssisli9e ftdotif9e Orbinan3. mel
DE fhr frsis Ssitsntpsgs uno frei
Strabsn forgt, In Der Selaware Strab'
9dnsli9 unbsrtdR9tist ldBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
l1afGa glidlid atgslaafea.
Gin gfer6 i6eute unb brannte eurt.

8ei elmer Spasierfahrt, mslae SRI.
goiih Bii6op ION 222 8anf aDenue
uno 6rau @ona @hapin nit ibram ftinf
Monate alien gabp am WtIttIroa
abero unternonimeR batten, i4eute
oas Yfero 5or einsm Sa6nsuge an Der
Ri6iaan StraBe uno lief MT oenl
leiaien 8eTdtrt in wiloem @alOpp oa'
bon. SRI. SiI6Op gsian9 ss. 6as
pfero in Der s}Gbe Der 8roun.G Gst@am
giIsnnsrt: 81 3ageIn, aber als sin gro'
Der 5uno oann nuf Oas unrubige pfero
sulpranq uno bsQte, mar oas lsBtere
nit einem SnBe auf osm 8rottoir, tDr'
Bel Der Wagen 9esen einen eiiernsn
YToFen IifB uno um9etDOrfen wuro..
5rau @bapin nit i9rsm gabp blieben
anf bsm StraBenpfafer lie9sn, wdb'
reno 6rl. 8iIbop Die Seine fef IN
;6rsn Sdnoen bsbielt uno Elm Strabsn'
eeDiert nett auf ben Stsinen gei9leifi
uurbe. als oas pfsrb ftiGFano, er6Ob
f9 6rl. 8iibop fat 9dn3Ii4 unberlest
uno balo onrnuf fam aud Jrau
@bnpin nit ihrem 4inoe. wel4es i'm
@efi9t cine S9nittuunoe uno on me6-
rem Stelen ieines 9brpsr unsefd5rli9s
QuetI6ungen erbalten bate. uno ale
brei founten nod Sauis fa6ren. na4'
benz oas @si6irr 0ss pferoes tn Orb
nunQ 9ebra4t uproen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
SOmmeruadtsfeit
Ses GmSyette Surnreretns.

Die Damen.Ssftion bes 6toieite
SurnDereins psranfaltet beute Nbeno
IN Dem @artsn Der Surntale Elm Som.
msrna9tsfeit nit baran ani9lieBenoem
8an3trdn39en.
Die 8orbereitun9en 6sfanoen ii5 In
9uten 5dnoen uno feben eini9e re9i
Oergnigte Stunoen In fiderer ausfGt.
Ghr aEs9esei4nete @rfrii9ungen unc
allerlei 8sluItisuneen fouie quite @on=
Serts unb Sansmufit iff befens Gorge
getra9en. 6reunbe BEG 0ereins fnr
ber3li9 tuillfOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
Gum 8an Der Stastbaae.

TlapOr Suutwalter sat fur Jreitae
@a@mittaa cine @unfersn3 nit ben
g&itglieoern oss staetratbs unb an.
oeren ifdbtii4en Beamtsn anberaumt,
um oie pldne FIR ben gau Der stabt.
balle uno oes Iuoitoriums 3u bsra.
then. Die @onferen3 batte eefern be-
rsits fatifinoen iOQsn, bod muBte bic,
ielbe nmfidnbe balbsr big 5reitaq
binausgsI9Oben wsrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
RItbrel Der Itehr.
Homan bon 9ietrih Sbeoen.

Der obge init Der beutsen Summer bies Bates bennenbs
@oman III ebno pannsnb @ an36snb gr nifammt Der Jeoer
bes bnoers af @sbete bsrebnon rmnaft brbor.
ra9snben S&riffslsrs Detrtb 8beben
Der aufbau Der 9anoIuns iOwOa, w bic pp&OOsi& fein
burba4 3i&nan9 Der wsi srunbberaoenen Mieu enRams
menon perfonn uiammn NIT our Blebung os an3en enge'
reuten humOrburmhratn gpifObn bsunbsn Nasr
ornen Rriminaroman 2atr uno agsn un9emeIn 3ur geo
suns BET! b S}ebsr ncb @enub bier 2etthr empRnbet.
Der Snba III urs folgsnbr Nus alruiFiasm Moib". aus
Gisbe i6rr insn S&ws, ma 9 os dlts 2o9ter zines
reien aaufherrn elmer s9isa1uns i9ubs as s srfdb,
bob bur b 8bat be gre zines rwing in ben Sob ssgangne
Anssan bres gaters ssfdbrbst srn
uoat gat4en if s R unier 9ntansbrng aq.r psi6n&sn
Radf@sn ber, gum gefen anor f9 bH binuOpern
unuungsrir ein @Rdnbib ibrsr ger9ubung ab. sic en
gbt uar Der ranoen SuRi ntas aber aIs sa9n bm snn
2iebesglad..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
Yerional= l=Nott,.

Srau ames ALLEN, frhbere
Trau RIsiner, Alb patteriOn Str, iF
CUR grbOlnn9 na6 Patrifsburg, Snb. :,
tn bie SOmmsrfrii9e gsrsiF.
Serr uno Grau . star 9 0 e.
DER, 5rau Wiqiam @leaion unn
Jrau William Wc@ortle tsbrten bon
ibrer oreiD64ieen geiudsrsiis mad
@bicago uno W'iluautee tpoblbebalien
nat 5auie 3uriif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26

Jrau 8 aw ton, bic Wittpe
beg @eneraIs Ssnrp %. canton, bat
benz Staate Snbiana einel tleine MeI.
fng'2anone, iuaI9s Der @ensraI in ben
pbilippinen gefuuben unb aIs Rurio.
fum naa Sauie geianot bate, als @s.
idenf an9eboten. Sie;Ranone. wenn
man bas Ding 10 nsnnen tann, iit uns
gsfdbr einen CUB lang unb Dat an Der
Mhnbuns einen Sur9msHsr bon ettra
anoertbalb 3oa; cine Sni9riit nit Der
Sa3res3abI 1855 beutst barauf bin.
bob He Correspondent cngsfertigt murbe.
Der @ouperneur erfldrts fi9 bereit,
bas @ei9enf an3unebmen unb baHelbe
benz Staats. Wuieum 3u tiberssbsn.
8runb- gigentb Il me Z In Der
Ndbs Der NOr!b uno Sutton Strabe
proteiiirten geRern bel berlgeb6rOe fur
6ffentlide ar6eiten gssen soie grtbsi=
lung Der @rlaubnib an Sobn 3.
5urnas our 2eeune zines .Saisnen-
FRANCES iiber bic Nortb Strabs. Der
0ertra9 iollte 9eifern unteri9risbsn
uerben, bod tpuroe bic Mngslegenbsit
In Gplse bes protetes nod btnausee.
itobsn. Die protsfilsr ftraten. bab
5urnas etne ibnen unsrphnidte "a.
brit In ibrer Na9bari9aft erri9tsn
mill.
Die 8eb6rbe fht 6ffsntli9e
Mrbeiten eriu9te ben Stabt.g Controls
lsur Breunis, benz Stabtratb elm @e.
lu9 um Bewiaisuns weitsrsr $1,000
fur bic Snffanbbultuns bss absuss.
aanal spfems su untsrbrsitsn.
Die er0Bere Musoebnuns bss aanaI-
Spfems lett benz lsbtsn Sabre srfor.
bert mehr Nrbsitstrdfte unb Die ur-
iprdnsli@ bewiqisien l1.500 rsi9sn
na6 benz @uta6ten bes Strabsniuper.
intsnoenten 6ogue sur BssabIuna Der.
ielben ni4t aus.
Der Neger William MlIen, 25
Sabre alt, No. 1926 Danbss.Strabe
wobnbaft. wurbe geitern bon benz Be.
amten Wsfforb nit einsm HsboIbsr ab.
sefabt. eein %aRssenOHs Grant
gearb bei&uloist i'm. baB CT bic Waffe
auf ibn ansei&Iagen babe. Der Gar.
bige muroe tpe9en betber Dergeben un-.
ter Antlase seRellt unb abgefhtrt.
gearo fon nit Der e&wefer bes Mnen
Elm 2iebesberbdltnib unterbalten, mo-
nit bie Wuiter unb Der gruoer ni9t
einberHanben Rno. I'm ibn bon Der
e&psRer fsrnaubalten. fol MlIen ben
! 4epolper auf Bearo geri9tet babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26

Grau 6arab s. @aIfer
tn Carl part, Sn6., tuurbe bonn @er.
@taaten 1iilfsmarf&an Dabtb Rantin
wegen ansebIi&er psnRonsI9mtnbslei
perbaftet unb bon @OmE,iKdr 3immil
inter $500 Bhrsf&aft ben 8unbes-
@robgef&morenen tiberutelen. Grau
Walter III bei&uIbi9i, bie penFon If.
res bsrforbenen Wannes, BON benz fis
J lgei&ieoen war, erboben 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
Semti@er 3weis Der So3taltftem,

am Grsitag Abeno bdlt Der bsuti9s
3msig Der Goeialiifen In Der @olums
bia Saus cine @eI9dfts-Dsriamm.
lung ab.
@snofIe 6aei6fe tpirb eiaen Uortrag
tibsr has 8bema ~2laHentambf"
baltsn, Rem R9 cine qsielIigs unter.
6altung ani9lieBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
) gsats Tabrt mad @bite gitb.
9ie neue 6abrrate tritt beute in &raft.

Sm belie6ten Sommerreiort Wbits
Sin miro bon bsuteIbeuo an oergeiud
bes gublifums beoeutenb fdrfer iein,
bn man isgt FIR fHnf Gents nit Der
StraBenba5n oabin fabren fann. Die
indianapolis @on3ertaanpelle tuiro am
Gamfing 0a6mittng beim NtariOn'
Club gicnic unb sbsnfaus am 6onn.
tag Elm Spsiial.PIogramm Der beIfen
Muftfide ipieIsn. Die freien 8or-
felungen tn benz Sommer ger9nh'
eunQslotale finO our6 etnen Itt Der
Mn6ame gtaunbarb In i6ren funf'
bOqen Darfeuun9en auf elmer rotiren'
Ruesl Derer6Bert tUoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26

Gin Jsuer mar gsifern Abeno In
Der Wobnuns bon Grau Waris 5afer,
421 SsferiOn Mps. ausssbro&en. 8rob
oes prOmptsn gri4etnens Der 6eusr.
webr wurbe elm S&aben bon 800
angerintet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26

Sec. u. Rem metter, 224 Norb
pine Str.-Gunfles unb bellies gapis
tal gitp Bier ftsts bet MIR ju baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26
glns BEN Jsafsr sefaasu.

glbert @ulIebse, elm angefsuter Der
0erianotabtbsiluna Der nSnoianapolts
gaetus", Fel eeRern aus einem Senfer
bes speiten Studes bes Waf9inenge'
bduoes auf bte StraBe. @r fam gliid-
liaer Weiie nit lsi9ten gerleBungen
bapon. Die Mmbulans oes ftdotifh'n
SoIpitals bra9te ben gerlebten na1
ieiner 9Bobnuns, 1880 Pleaiant Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-26

@bas. 8aasfe's Sibieite Sueipe,
1921 Siib Gait Str.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Declares Stunenbere-
Got His Desserts

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, March 24-Nearly p
coo residents of the East Side pinned
little red badges of the Socialist
party on their coats and shirtwaists
and squeezed their way into the
great American hall last night to
join in protest against the action
of the authorities of the state of
Idaho in holding two officers of the
Western Federation Of Miners as
accomplices in the assassination of
former Governor Steunenberg.
Ben HEREFORD. who has been n can
didate for nearly every Office in the
state and nation ON the Socialist
ticket. made the chief address. He
provoked unusual applause when he
declared vehemently that Steunenberg
got what was coming to him. He
went on to explain that he did not
favor the assassination of anybody
but that Steunenberg deserved the
fate he met for the deeds he had done
against the interests of organized
labor in the past.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Labor Leaders
Are Invited


poise Idaho. March 24.-As a re-
.,,it ~ thousands of letters and reso-
1 1''tt eant Governor Frank Goodine
n ~ ' thjs stote asking for a fair trial
und '" an in'nartiaI trial of The accused
az M ~ ~ tba western Federation of
Miners HAYWOOD. Pettlbone and
Ninyer Governor Gooding has issued
no foIIowing proclamation to the
-, ~ ,ninre Of Inc country:
''" ','ro tho labor unions of the United
.stotae. There has been consider
81 said in connection with the ar
~. 81 tha cheers Of the Western
tS,,if Of Miners and the CON
Saas;an made NV Harry Orchard. who
, tes9' 'Iioia,.od IN sworn confession,
mas ,ias he a. resnonse 10 arrangements
~, ~ acc,,sed officers OF the West
WIN WV. r, III H Of miners did murder
erh - G",arnor Steunenberg of this
stete The discussion has involved
sta i,i oiinoaiione he manner of the
Ger lli" a. Ia snbse1nent proceedings.
IT'S re- doe .''r IN soy TO The labor unions
~ onnntrv that If bv some ar
o ~. .nS AM ne various unions will
rlIis ~, sand a delegation 10 this
arIanse iii he nleased TO allow that
ny ~, ton IN meet Harry Orchard
0.,.sopoIlv and to hear him go over
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24

The Sentinel received the follow
ing through IT'S Geographic service
this afternoon:
Washington, March 24.-Rural
route No. 4 has been ordered estab-
lished May 18th at Grand Junction.
Mesa County. Colorado. 1t will serve
iSS persons and 1879 houses.
The announcement OF the official es-
Enlistment of this new route will be
good news to the many patrons of
the local postoflice who will be serv-
ed through this route. II is badly
needed and does not come bit too
soon.
Postmaster Price took the matter
mp with the department some time
ago. and Investigations were started
at once by the department and not
much time was lost in reaching the
decision that the route was needed
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Judge Parker
Makes Denial

New York, March 24.-Alton b.
Parker made the following statement
last night:
IAN alleged conversation between
a man from Maine and the president
on the subject of a third term re-
ports the latter according to n print
ed statement as having said that a
second nomination was an impossi-
bility. This has been brought to
my attention with the suggestion that
il is intended as an answer to an al
legged interview with me in the south,
expressing different view. do
not believe II was so intended: be-
cause 1t was so much more temperate
than his last reply to "A statement oil
mine But be that as it may. the fact
is that neither in speech or Interview
did ! at Birmingham, or any place
else make any statement on the sub
lect. | did not suggest Mayor Nc
Clelland for the presidency.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
MOntrOse Girl
Found Dead


Montrose. March. 24.-Miss Rosa
Pariow. a pretty young girl Is dead
from strychnne poisoning, the IN
dieations point to the fact that 1t was
a esxae Of suicide. Recently the
youne woman figured in two love al,
fairs. George Paxton, resident OF
AIa,,trose had been paying the girl
marked attention for some time. re
Gently r. J. Frazier, well-to-do
rancber entered the lists as a suit0r'
Annarentlv Miss Parlow favored inc
Ia f and the date of the MARRIAGE
was set. She was visiting at the Ire. FER
guson ranch and was 10 leaNe IN
In few days. She was found NJ
in bed this morning, and a bottle OF
The drug. which was kept in the close ss
WINS missed. The Young woililh va ia
MED on her deathbed that she ha .a
taken the drug. and her friends are ~
Frazier is Frustrated win gr,e' 1, .,"o n
refuses to talk Miss Parlow Is At
daughter of Frank Parlow' "ea''"'
rancher.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
John D. Goes to
See the Baby


New York, March 24-John d.
Rockefeller the first arrival at $40
O'Clock last night, in covered auto
mobile with the curtains closely
drawn. at the residence of his son.
John ID. the second. at number IS
West 54th street, where John d. the
third had been born "A hours before.
1t was the first time in months that
the elder Rockefeller had been seen
in New York city. except by a few
intimates. As he alighted from the
automobile, scarcely anyone who did
not know him well by sight would
have recognized him because of his
attempted disguise. He wore a long
overcoat. with the collar drawn down
and SLOUGH hat pulled down over
his eyes.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Annual Show
of Automobiles

NpeCInI 10 Inc Sentinel.
Denver. Colo, March 2i.-The an
nual Denver Automobile show. sane
toned by the n. A. A. NJ and NJ
& 4. NJ. will be held in this city in
Coliseum hall, April lG to 2t in
cusiye. under the management of G
A.Wahlgreen. publisher of motor
Field"
The Coliseum hall will be elabOr-
ately and properly decorated for the
occasion.
The Denver Automobile shows are
attended by dealers and automobile
enthusiasts from all parts of Colorado
and adjoining states.
Great interest is manifested in the
western automobile field. in the Den
yer show, as 1t opens the season for
a wide territory.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Broken Hearted
Attempts Suicide


Denver. March 24.-Enas Russian
barber 81 years OF age. attempted
to end his life last night because his
wife had deserted him, and because
he had been discharged for alleged
Incompetence He tried to accom-
plish his death in two ways. first he
turned down the gas then swallowed
the contents of two-ounce vial of
laudnum. When found this morn
ing he was unconscious and will sure
Is die
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
ANOTHER RURAL ROUTE
Is ORDERED ESTABLISHED,

II was announced this morn
ing from Washington that the
postoffice department had
ordered the establishment of
the new rural route which has
been under contemplation by
the local postofiice officials for
some time. established and put
in operation within the next
few weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Wireless Company
Not EhjOined

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. ID. C.. March 24.-The
report that decision had been hand
ed down by the u. S. supreme court
in1oining the DeForest Wireless Tele-
graph company from manufacturing.
selling or operating system of wire
lesc biography is emphatically de-
MED by the company's president who
says decision hos not or is not like
ly to be made.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
The Wisconsin
Will Soon Sail

Special TO The Sentinel.
Manila. March 2i.-The United
States battleship Wisconsin will sail
at midnight from Shanghai, joining
the American fleet there, orders to
that effect having been received from
Rear Admiral Train.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Politics Reaches
Old DeddWOOd !


Deadwood. S. D., March 24-For
the first time in % years or since
Deadwood was Incorporated. party
lines have been drawn in municipal
election. The Republicans and
Democrats have split on the matter
of the division of the offices in a
non-paI.tisan. ticket and each party
is going TO put up party ticket The
fight will be bitter.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
"Cremate Dog
With Me-"


New York, March 24-In a codi-
ell to her will executed September
3, 1891 at 245 West III street, Mrs.
Neva Marsh, formerly of ~ Union
place, says that II is the wish that she
be cremated The codicil contains
the following provisions: If my niue
dog is living when die. ! wish her
to be chloroformed and cremated
with me and scatter my ashes to the
Winds Her will has been offered
for probate Mrs Marsh died De-
cember IS last.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
The Dead Number
TWenty-Three


Philippi. w. Va. March 24.-The
death list of the Century mine disas-
ter has now reached % while 20 or
more are injured Ofiicials of the
company reported tonight that %
bodies have been recovered and but
one is In the mine. A thorough can
vass of the district was made today
and ali the employees have been ac-
counted for but one who Is thought
to be buried beneath the pile of de-
bris
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Lieut. Crayens
Court MartiaIed!


New York. March Lieutenant
L. crevens of the artillery corps of
the u. 5. Army. will have to face a
court martial on the charge of dupli-
eating pay account, while station
ed at Fort Williams. Portland. Me
According TO the lieutenant he is his
own accuser
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Coal Strike
Is Inevitable |


New York. March 24.-At a con
ference of the Gould interests here.
a message was read from Frank l..
Robbins, chairman of the Pittsburg
Coal company. in which he declared
that coal strike is Inevitable Coal
strike inevitable. 1t seems now i'm
possible for us to reach an agree
ment." the message read
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
%m
Ex-GOv. Finnimore


w inc cNN44t mt
Cheyenne, WyoinfHg March "a
Ex-Governor Fenuifnnfe Chatterton Is
seriously i'll at his home here. He
is suffering from an ailment of the
eyes and an operation will be per
formed today
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Another Battle
In Philippines


Special to The Sentinel.
Manila, March PA telegram
received here by the government
last night from Sonar says an en-
gagement has occurred between the
constabulary and the forces OF fan
atical Tuljanes. Governor General
Curry is reported to be missing. De-
tails of the affair are lacking.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
Defunct Bank
Pays Dividend !


49, ~ h' otHtiltl.
Chicago, March 24-Reeeiyer ID
ID. Healey. of the defunct Bank of
America, has issued a notice that he
is prepared TO pay another 30 per cent
dividend on account of the deposits
in that institution, bringing the to-
tai disbursement on this account to
seventy per cent
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24

Go TO Cats restaurant for fin
chicken dinner Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24

n,ily sentinel Furnishes
Inc peaders All The Local
Anu And All The Time.
! Observation-Disclosures
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-24
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WITH ITS AILMENTS.
WHAT ARE ITS AI..NIENTS?-

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