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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Tii@raab.

Jii9s@omrniRdr 6. 6. garle murbe
barauf aufmertiam sema6t, bab i'm
6luRe oberbalb Broab RippIe Sau.
isnbe bon Jii&en bur& Spnamit ae.
t6btet unb bann bon ben &1ubern
billig auf ben Marft esbra&t meroen.
gntsuidser fanben on Der be3si9netsu
STEELE wsnisfens cine 3peiipdnnigs
Wuserlabuna Slide tobt auf BEN
@aKer f&wimmen. bic bur& Slid.
rduber mittelf Spnamit getbotet no.
rem. Die Siebe battsn iorgfdltig aIIt
uertbuOasren Slide auseefu9t. oi'
ueniser auten Sosten aber einfua Iis'
gen selaffen, Ooer In oas WaKsr surhd'
estporfen; biels bsr lsbtersn batten ctr
@eui9t bis 3u 10 pfunb. Bon bsr
9bdtern bat man Ieioer nod fein,
Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Sranen=11nter raiitxmss=gerein
No. 1.

Der unabbdnaiee 5rausn.untsr.
fasunss.gerein go. l bislt gsffern
RaGmittas in Der @ermania SaIe feline
rsgelmdbiae 9eriammIuns ab. Der
8erein periammslt id am 2. unb Ieb.
ten Sonuerifag oes Wsnats.
5ar bie am %. Rdr3 In Roepte's
6aue, @de proipsct unb 2aureI Str.
abaubaltsnos gsrIoOiung muroen bie
Observation-Disclosures setrofsn. Sis
Samen oss gersins finb smRa an be,
arbeit. oisfe geranfaItuns gu eimem
grfolge 3u gefaltsn. Cine unterbal.
tuns uno Raffsetrdn3&en gum S&luFe
oerislbsn tuerbsn gum grfolse bei'
tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Sertba 2ose, 8. .. S.

Die 6srtba 2Ose go. 43, D. .. g.. +,
tpslbe fi1 on iebem !. unb 8. Wittpod
Deriammelt, belt eine dubsrff gut be.
Tu4te S!buns In ibrer Salle, go. 90
Sto Selawars StraBe ab. Obglsi4
nur troGene &outine. @ei6dfte sur @r=
lebiguns oorlasen, berfanbsn Is bic
Samen Der 2ose benno9 ausgs3sidnst,
fi9 bic Stunoen o.s geisllissn 8siiam.
menisins bur9 intereHants @siprd9e
uno Ssbattsn angsnshm su aeRalten.
Die SiBun9 uuroe nit elmer unter-
baltung uno einem 3affsstrdn39en
gum wiroisen abf9lufe sebra9t. Sis
nddfs Gibune iinbet am 81. b. M.
ifatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Rrautem YFsssrtanem fir aas
Yrotsf. Siafouiksn Sotpital.

Die Standardization bss auss
biloun9s.2urius fur 2ranten.pfs
rinnen oes prOtsfantii4sn SiaioniRsn.
6cipitals fanbsn asffern Absnb i'm
4uoitoriam oes Snbiana Mebieal
@olleee fatt.
Na1 einem einls:tsnoen Muftfhd
uno einem bonpaiior 0ornboIt ssipro,
Gensn @ebet bielten bic SupsrintsnOen'
tin Der 9rantenpfleserinnen. Grdulein
emma StebeaIon, Ssrr Or. 8. 8.
panssr uno 9err DR.. @bas. 6er9u=
ION, Director Der ausbilbungsi6ule,
anfpraGen, in tpel4en fie bic @ras
buirten nuf bic i1wsrsn pfi9ten ibres
gerufss 1inpieien uno 1e ermabntsn,
ftets In meni1snfrsunbliGsr @siis bies
fer ibrer pfi4tsn sinssosnt su iein.
pafior 8. %. 0ib, prdfosnt Der
Siatonihen. .@eieaf9aft, tibsrgab ios
oann ben Srabuirten anna 8eesman.
Sulia &otb, @li3abetb @ifert, Mar.
9arst 0ore, Inna Weorris, Ssnette
gailp. Wargaret 9saser bic In tanif=
lerif&er Weiie aussefertiatsn Siplome,
welde NIT nsiBblauen 1dnosrn, ben
Rlahsnfarben, geidmidt tparen.
Na4 benz bon paffor Sbeo. Sdorr
ben sablreid 8sriammelten srtbeilteu
Sesen fano bic iH6ne Ssisr nit sinsn
Santett fur bic @elaoenen i'm groben
Saale oes Meoieal @olleas ibren Nb.
i9lub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
rWintrsl ebou" Der Glfs.

Der 8iaet,Yorbsrtauf fhr bic Sil.
bersSubilaum vWinfrel Sboip" Der
glfs III sefern er6ifnet uoroen. OBJ
glei9 Der anbrang Elm re9t grober
mar, nm fi& pIdBe 3u fi&ern, fno bod
nod cine ansabl SiBs borrdtbig BIZ
iebo& ebenfalls baIo bsrgriffen fein
psrbsn, @er iid ali einen autsn plas
fi&ern mill, iebe f8 bet 3eiten nod
einem Billet um; Ser 9efu9 nirb bor'
ausfi9tli9 Elm Srobartiger weroen.
Sim Wontaa. ben IL. Mdra, @or.
mittags Iii ubr, finoet bic srObt
parabe fatt; umfaRsnoe gorbsreitun:
gen aetrOHsn mOroen. Sab bieislbe
on @lana, WannisfaItisteit unb Ori'
sinnlitdt allss asbnlits bisbsr @sie'
6sne fibertreffen miro, ifebt aube'
6rage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Sinssr,siss bon Clair Sbslbs
Sir ben @ass8oniunlenten

5artD glair Sbelbp, Der tfr3li4 in
uniersr Stnot 10 erfOlgrei4e Demons
frationen, bic ale unisre Sausfrauen
intereiRrts, i'm 9sbraude oes @astod'
Ofens CAB, bat nun IL nhbli4e Winte
tibsr Den smsdmdBigsn @sbraud oss
@asto4ofens 3uiammsnaefteIt. Sie'
ielbsn fno 9sOrudt Der Osifentli9teit
iibergeben poreen unb cirtultren in Der
eansen Stabt. Die 5inaerssige iino
uerib bsfOlst su peroen. sic srm6s=
li4en benz 9Oniumentsn niAt nur
Spariamteit i'm 8aspsrbrau& 3u tiben,
ionoern bsRsre grsebniie ni6f nur
beim Soden, fonosrn audi ftir Seleu4'
! tuns 81 erlangen.
Die anaeiss Der 9ass@sieai4aft, bis
oieIe @p9e In unisrsn Spalten er'
i6sint, ma9t oarauf aufmertiam, oab,
fails ireenb elmer Der ebelbp'i4er
Jinger3eige Der grtldran9 beoarf ooel
Elm aoniument beim @asssbraud
S9pisrigtsiten fnoet. &atb nno ab
bilfe iam auf griu&en fret our Der
fasuns ashsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Gslmnsens l1ebsrraidmns

Srau Nmanba 8aur, Satin oes
Ssrrn aoolf gaur. isn.. wurbs ans
ldBli9 ibrss 8eburtstaess am MitttpoG
Ibeno bon ibren 3ablreidsn 6reunoen
in aelunasner Weiie hbsrraf9t. @s-
mhtbli9 iabsn bie Witglisber Der ia.
Mile beieinanoer. als pI6sIi9 eins
,wanjis psriOnsn farts 3issuerbunbt
nnriidte. aus beren malsrif9en 4oftii.
men f4 i4lisbli4 bic Sreunoe uni
Jreunoinneu oes 9sburtsta9sfinoe:
als @ratulanten sntpuppten. Sci ben
geifen. mas 3tiae unb 2slsr ;u bietsr
bermo4ten uno allerlei 3urspeil ber'
gin9en bic Stu1osn i9nsn. srf I'D
begabsn fi9 bie 2sbten auf ben Ssim
meg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
&sialiafeit DER Wild : @irtb=
idafteu.

@siunbbeits.Bsamter Or. 8hbler bat
cine &eihe bon 8ori9riftsn erIafen,
pelte bic peinli&fs Sauberteit i'm
9an3sn B.triebs Der Wfila.W .Wirtbi9af'
ten oorIdreiben. 2uftigs unb genh.
9sno eroBs Staaungen, &einltGteit
Der benugten 8efdbe, gut pentilirts
aufbswabrunssrdume, &sinli4feit Der
meltsnosn psrionsn uip. iotpie unters
iu9uns Der Wil9thbs auf stipa pOr'
banbene SubsrtuloIe fino einige Der
gsitiImmunssn, wsl4e frsng eingsbnl'
ten wsrosn mifsn. Seoe llebertrss
tung berislben piro BON ben @eiuno'
belts gsamtsn our An3ei9e eebra&t,
uno bic Sefrafung Der Iebsrtrster
bur9 bas suffdnbise @sri9t berbsiges
fiibrt weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
@ebrsrs siss.a amf S.m Ssim.

Sn 8erbinouna nit ben Bsr6aftuns
gen weaen angebli9er 2anbf9winoes
leisn bon 3. g. Saplor, 81. s. Sap'
Tor uno 8. 6. Jaulfnsr, tusl5e f9 ale
brei ieBt i'm @efdneniB In 5rantlin
bsfinoen, tommt 3u Gage, oab au3
bier in SnoianapoIis nsriu4t tpurbe.
2si9tsldubige ~ fanssn uuo bob es in
eini9eu 5dlleu aud selunaen III. 8er'
trauensIeligs nm gelobetrdge su
prellen.
59nsiSermsifsr William 8. Wsns
ninq fano nit ben Saplot's po9en=
lang ueeen Nnfnufs bon 2anb In rln-
tsr9anoluus. @r NOR leoO9 porF9tig
ssnug, grtunoigungen an Ort uno
StsQs sinlu3iebsn, beprr er irgenb cine
3ubIuug letftete uno als oieie grtuus
bieungsr bic Nnenben Der Saplcr's
ni8t bsfdtt9teu, brad er ueitere Der.
bnnolungsn ob.
%. 8. 4rub, 64o Weit 81. Sirabs.
mar lsi6tsldubiaer; er lisB fip iibsr-
rsosn, $3.50 ju 3abl.r ftr 2ano, bshsn
3aufprsis ibm nit 81 .25 prO alfer bon
ben Saplor's bsre9nst Turos, In @irt'
li6tsit iebo& nod ben @rfunoigunaen
M,nning's s35 big $40 BRO adsr
tofist. 9rnb's Sohn eab sbenfalI.
Elm i6riftlides 3abluness0eripreasr
tibsr $3.50 an bic Saplor's. Capt
@eore gG. 9iller bonn Seuertps6r De
partsment wuroe ebenfans bon Der
SnnlOr's 3u beranlafsn geiu6t, Qant
bon ibnsn gu taufsn, lteb fi9 ieoc4 auI
Deiiere llntsrbanoluneen niGt elm.
Dnbri4.inli8 fino NOD cine %si6s
anbersr Perionsn auf ben offsnbaren
Eduinbsl binsingsfaasn.
q. 9. Saplor 9ebraudte su isinsn
gOrrsipOnbsnaen griefbuesn. aus bensr
bsrbOrsins, oaB er General. .ginpano.
runss.Issnt ftir bic 5risco.giisnbabr
isi. Sn Ba6rbsit mar sr bon be,
BahnssIeliaaft nur auf oie 2iffe i6re
2ano'assntsu ssisbt uOrosu. iobalt
isbo9 betanut uuroe, oaB er fi9 sinen
ibm ni9t sutOmmsnoen SitsI sigen
md8tig anmab!e, wuroe iein Nam'
bon Der 2iffe Der 2anoa9enten ae
ftri4en uuo 3uar 9ei4ab oies bereits
Dor me6rsren Wlonnten.
Sb Die Saplor's iiberhaupt 2anb Il
Oilaboma bsfissn. ii isbr 3usifslbaft
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Wonte Garlo ID SnSiana A?

Sspeiden BON gbicago 3ufolee foll
in @lart, -Sno., elmer tlsin,n an Der
Wabafb @ifenbabn beIessnen Station.
sine SpielbOlle nod bsm Muasr bon
Wonte Carlo etablirt morben iei.
@ouperneur 6anlp faate seifsrn, baB
itm bierpon nod ni9ts betannt &C.
worben wdre unb bob sr feline S9ritts
gsgen oie angebli9en Spieler unter.
nebmen tonne, bis er bon benz tbatidb.
li9en 8sfeben zines vWonts @arlo"
amtli4 unterri4tet let.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Tolt3silt&es.

Der 22.idbri9e SAMUEL 8.
OImffeao, 6. @sraloine uno elmer
Masfislo, "a Sabre alt, 436 Mnbiioa
apenue. wuroen sefern bes 2lsinoisb,
ifabls beroddtiet bon ben Sstectibs
@erber uno 2ar9 binter S6lOb uno
3iegel bef6roert. Die beiben Yurf6en
iOllsn Der Grau @barlss gates. 445
SF Wartet Strabe, einen aoIoeuen
&ins gsaOblsn baben.
aIbert&. Soslpn uurbe BON
ben Seteetibs Moraan unb 9innsp
uegen @roboiebftabls perbaftet. Sos
lpn mar bel @. q. WilIbibs, 426 Oft
Wartet Strabe, Der elm 2sibfaas@s=
i6dft betrsibt, als 5ubrmann be-
iGGfti9t unb bate als FOLDER 2aifse,
8bse u. (. m. an 9unben ab3uliefern.
Ut uuroe babel srpii6t. als er fd sine
er6Bere Quantitdt 3afee ansi9nete.
.aib Sabis", elm 25 Sabre
alter Wsser, 3l8 8OlebO Str., ipuros
bon ben @ebeimpoli3iifsn 5olb, 9urs
uno Susan bsim Sisbitlbl zines
6ubnes absefaBt. Die peerlsB pOultrp
Co.. 922 Wsf Warplano Strabs,
bate felt einiser 3sit bsmertt. baB eit.
@sfhsel.9isbbnb f4 0fters beimli9
fur ben 0erfauf ferti9 sema4te Stibner
II. I. tp. ant'anete. I'm ben Gieb 3tl
fansen bdngten lie Elm Subn IN Der
@dbs zines ssrbrodsnss 5enfers aui
uno Sabis gins In bic Jalle; er puroe
BON ben polisiisn auf frifder &bai
ertappi.
Mnbrep pennp tpuroe eit.
gefedt. neil er iih 3islos auf be,
| Strabs berunirisb.
Ni4olas g. 3aplor, Der
ttdb ietner Verbaftling IN Granfltfl.
Snoiana, burd bic 5lu4t ent3ogsr
batte. tpurbs bsrbaftst. Saplor TT BEL
Sstreidr Der 2anoseieai&aft, wel4s
ansebli9 In Otlaboma belegenes 9ant
an 5armer 3u psrtaufsn iu&te uno Der
aduisrn bsripra9. bic &eiiefoiten bort
bin 3u beden. isoo& ibr @eripre9er
ni4t sinbislt. 6ein Bruoer 3aaari
Saplor, angebli1 prdfoent Der De
ieni6aft, murbe bereits am Sage 3upo'
bsrbaftet; Bsioe muroen naa Srantlit
8urtd9ebrabt.
6err 9abi on, Wlit9lieb be-
0umane Societp, fab Dor benz Gam
@ebdubs an OR Wartet Strabe eii
Ssipann pfsros fsbsn, wel4e feline
Inf&t nod 10 melt abgetrieben I'M
beruntergefommen paren, oaB ibr
tpeitere Wsrmenbung OILS 3ugtbier
@rautamfeit 1T. Die eigentpamer De
. pferbe oermebrten f1& iebo& biergesel
entf9iebsn unb bebaupteten, bob ba
Seipann aus iunaen 8bieren beifet
,unb iebr msrtbboll III. Cine Werbal
I tune murbe ni&t porsenon,men. ba oi
poliaei ben giQentbhmern Re4t gebe
/. mubts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Prebibittouit als Yolt3ei=gsm
mifar.

@oubernsur 6anIsp srnannts bic Rs,
publitansr 9iIbert &. Sap uno &. g.
ger6arot unb ben probibitioniffen
SadTOn Worrou ,u Ppli3si.@ @ommifd'
rsn in Qotomo.
Omar 6. Tiinsiinger uurbe gum
germsHsr oes Sanoss ernannt, mel1es
ftirali4 ftir bic gpilsptifsr. @olonie on.
aefauft uuroe. Winsinser mar bisber
0ermefer In 6surp @ountp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
II I q | |.

Am 6reitae Woreen asasn 4 llbr
geristb Der IL peels's Sidrfefa6rif be-
iGdftiste 6reo 8bornton. SO. 9 6ront
StraBe, nit Der lintsn 6anb In oas
@striebe elmer Maidine. tnobei ibm
orei Ringer obeeriHen murben. Die
idotiihe ambulans i9afte ibn mad
esm fidotiI@en 5DipitaI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
SntereKanter Sortraa.

6eute abenb um s ubr finbst unter
ben Nuipieien oes Commercial. glabs
IN Der Grsimaurers6aqe sin isbr inter.
sRanter gortrag tiber ben gelIpmfone.
Hatioual'gart, srldutert bur9 fsreop'
tif@e 8ilosr, ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Sobn Wabe. 62 Sabre alt.
fieI i'm aisIe Der 9eilsarmee, go. 46
eaO @apitOl.g .goenue. eine 9rsppe bin.
unter unb f&lug fi9 ein tii&tises God
In ben 9opf. Ct murbe wesen Ne.
trunfenbeit ber9aftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Danib Sadfon purbe bon
BEN polistfen Brabp tpsgen tbdtli&en
Nnsriffs tn Numm.r ei9sr gebra1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Na1rtGtem aus Snbtana.

- u . II D, o. utur3. Oer
Strsden Mrbeiter Tlidasl Yr3esniat
wuroe bon einem 3uge tibsrfabren unb
fofort 9et6otet. gr binterldbt cine
Wittwe uno 3ebn Hner3ogsne 2inosr.
2ofo ON o, 8. Wdrs. 9ln Gtelle
bes alten Clinton 0oiels pirb Elm neuss
serdumisss @ebdube erri&tet tperoen.
Die neu gebilosts Clinton Sotsl 60.
wirb nit einem Netisn .2apital bon
$1,000 ben Bau iofort In Mnsriff
nslmsn.
Muncie. 8. Wdra. Muf ieinem
eigenen Wunia tpuroe Der 10idbrige
Sobn Wiaiams In bic &eformIdule se-
ianbt. Ser Sunge ersdblte benz @i4=
ter. baB es ibm einfa1 unm6sli9 Jet,
ieinen gltern ober 2sbrsrn 3u &C..
BORDEN.
W t. . rnon, 8. Wdr3. gapt.
alf. &ibeee wirb far ben reidfen 2anbs
bsfber tn oieism 8bsiIe oes Siaatss ge-
baltsn. gr beibt 5000 ader In Der
Ndbe BON New Sarmonp; feline feinffe
6arm III eine Sniel i'm @abaib 6luB
uno umfabt $500 Nder.
& d m On b, 8. Wdr3. 0ier3ig
Sabre lang bat Der 6armer Sobn Rud
seuartet, ebe er Dor einisen $asen f6
entFdloB, 9arger Der Ser. Staten 3u
peroen. @r wanoerte i'm Sabre 1866
bier sin unb iff isbt Sefibee elmer Der
i96nit.u Jarmsn 6ftli9 bon Ri9monb.
% baib, 8. Wdrs. Dos arsis'
aeri6t fpra9 Der Wittue @lbira Rob.
GERS bic Summe bon $2945 als S9a-
oeneriab 3u; ibr Wann 2utbsr &ob.
gers murbe am 6. Muguf 1904 bon
einem 3use Der pennIplpania 8abn
iiberfabren unb set6btet. Sn Der 2laet
waren $40, 900 perlangt moroen.
q e NJ III banp, 8. Wdrj. Jn.
folse Der bier aufeetrstensn glattern
III Der Wdr3'8ermin bss Circuit @e.
ridts auf unbeifimnlte 3sit binausse.
iAoben pOroen. llngefdbr suan3il
grtrantunsen finb Bis isst aemelosi.
bod fino bic Gdas idmmtli9 lei9t
elm 8ooesfaa iif nod ni9t singetreten
NIeranbria, 8. Wdra. 81
einem alnfal bon @eifssii6runs Der
uria&t bur4 lanee 2rantbeit, berfuat
Sames 6. @roufe bur@ @innebmer
BON Strp9nin ieinsm 9eben elm @nb
Z gu MAIDEN. S9neae drstli9e 9alf
) rettste ibn iebo1. @rouie mar frhbe
Der geiu9tefe &sdtsanwalt Der Staot
Wabaib. 8. Mdr3. Die piunis
6ut.5abrit bat ben pollen getrieb mi
{ Ti1t uniOns2euten wieoer aufgenom
,, men; nur swei Der Streiter febrten a,
ibre Mrbeit surtd. Die Union be
= 5utma1er febt ibre 8emnbungen, bi
8 gtidt. Union 2eute our glieberlegun
Der Arbeit gu bemesen, nod imme
I fort.
@ofben, 8. Wdr3. 0Or unge
= fdbr 5 Woden trani psrrp Wc@an
: tn 5olge elmer unfnnigen Wetts nj
einem S9aniteaner innerbaIb Is W
r nuten Elm poaes Quart unbermii9te
WbisfeD. S0fOrt nod benz bsgangl
n nen Bl6oRnn erfranfte Wc@ann I'm
4 oie aer3te balten iest i.inen Sultan
e fur bOffnungslOs.
Serre 6aute, S, Wdra. @dl
|" reno fi& Bargermsifer Bibaman
elmer sibung bes Staotratbs befan
" wuroe er on oas $sIepbon gerufen, n
y ibm iein fleinsr Sobn mittbsilte, bo
: ginbredsr In Der Wobnuus mdrei
: gu gIei&er 3sit bate Der 2leine q
" Die poli3ei teIepbonirt; aIs biefe Il
0auie erf&ien, fano He nur Elm se
: bro&enes 8f&enfenfter, bon benz Tiel
mar teine Spur mebr borbanben.
n 8erreSaute, 8. Wdrs. .
10 Gtabtratb bat Der $raetion @omp. o'
re na6seiu&te @e&t bertueisert, bie Str
re Zen Der 6tabt fur bic nd9ffen fh1
sr Sabre au erleu&teE. Bei Der lebt
N Wabl batte fidb cine QrpBe Naiorit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
SPEED OF RAILWAY
TRAINS IN EUROPE GO 24e MILES IN
 24O MINUTES.
he Great Westerns Record From Ply mouth to Paddipgton.--Both Eng land and France Lead America
 In Speed on Long Runs,

London Letter.
 The Great Western Railway has achieved many notable feats in the last few years. but 1t will he some. time be- fore it improves upon a recent perform ance The steamship St. Lcuis from New York reached Plymouth at i2;io noon: the Great Western tender was alongside of her within five minutes, and by 12:5o had conveyed a thousand mail bags and parcel post hampers to Milbay dock. where they were transfer red by staff of seventy men to special train in waiting. The train was off at 1914, and arrived at Paddington-- a distance of 246 miles-in exactly four hours, slipping some of the mails at Bristol while travelling at a rate or over sixty miles an hour. Having re- gard to the very severe gradients on some sections of the line. to the vast amount of ordinary traffic, and to the fact that between Westbourne Park and Paddington there is at one part only single pair of rails by which train can proceed to the terminus. this is indeed a remarkable run.
 Of coure a special ocean mail train is not to be compared with regular daily express. The regular nonstop express to Plymouth couples four hours and twenty minutes. It is not so many years since the run of the Flying Dutchman'' to Exeter, is4 miles in four and a quarter hours, was held one of the fastest runs in the country In those days forty-five miles an hour was good for an inclusive" speed on a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

it was with the most trying dificul- ties that the Sergeant finally placed him under control and telephoned for The Lucille"
 Jones alias Brown was placed in the patrol wagon, and when the vehicle reached the foot of the stairs at the nclice station, the negro gained the en- trance of the wagon and escaped. After running two blocks. he was caught by PatroIman Lon Taylor in the yards of the seaboard Air Line Rail- way.
 The negro Is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. He will be tried by the Recorder this after noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

Now after trying but one treatment of your 'Pyramids.' I am free to tell all sufferers of this dreadful disease to try this medicine-the Pyramid Pile Cure. It will cure when all others fail. Sincerely yours, G. Braneigh' Schellburg. Pa" -.
 Anyone suffering from the terrible torture. burning and itching of piles. will get instant relief from the treat ment we send out free, at our own expense, in plain sealed package. t everyone sending name and address.
 Surgical operation for piles Is nerve racking, cruel, and rarely permanent success. Here you can get a treat ment that Is quick. easy to apply and inexpensive. and free from the public ity and humiliation you suffer by dot- tors examination.
 Pyramid Pile Cure is made in tho form of "easy to use" suppositories. The coming of cure Is felt the rno- ment you begin to use it, and your suf- fefring ends.
 Send your name and address at once to Pyramid Drug Co.,, 1856 Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich, and get. by return mall, the treatment we Will send you free, in plain, sealed wrapper.
 After seeing for yourself what 1t cap do, you can get d regular full size pack age from any druggist 1t 50 cents eaSn or, on receipt of price we will mall you same ourselves if he should not have l. ''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Moral Revival In Proere.s.

Cleveland Leader. V
 When the conscience of a community is quickened the effect is much the same as that which takes place when only an individual is concerned. There Is desire for better things in all res poets. There is new reverence for law and new desire to reprsss the law less. The determination to have clean CT streets and more honorable public officials affects the attitude of the com munities most interested toward every form of vice and all laxity in the en- forcement of the laws. The truth is that the American people are experi- encing a far-reaching moral revival It manifests itself in different degrees and forms, but la it's essence 1t is the same in many States and cities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
ACCUSED OF FRAUp.
Negro Represented Himself as Agent of
 ChscarO Houne

CntcaEO House.
 Falsely representing himself to he a representative of Sears, Roebuck and Company, a large mercantile firm of Chicago. and taking orders from per sons of his own race, Is the accusation made against Thomas Jones, alias Tom Brown d negro, who was arrested with difficulty by Day Sergeant Miles Smith at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 It seems that the negro has been iu this vicinity for some time and 1t is alleged that he has been daily engaged in taking orders from other negroes for articles, requiring S1 to be paid, with assurance that the goods would come and that he would collect on delivery for the remainder due. However it Is said. the goods promised by Jones alias Brown failed to ma aterialize and focus in his meanderlngs was reache q early yesterday afternoon when Sergeant Smith went to dinner at his residence, 511 Jefferson street.
 The negro was in the street in front of the Sergeant's house. engaged in his alleged duping business The Ser geant gave ear to several complaints from negroes who had given their money but who received no returns. The officer walked up to the negro and placed him under arrest, The prisoner sought to resist and made d lunge at the oficer. He was. however, held and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Another Credit to Franklin.

PhiIadeIphId ReCOIu'
 The New Century guild. one of the best known of the women's organiza- tions in this city, has discovered that Benjamine Franklin Is responsible for the induction of women into office life in America. It's interesting to chron- icle that in addition to inventing nufnberless devices for utilizing electricity and accomplishing many other things of service to his fellow man the great statesman invented what is known today as the woman office holder. As postmaster general he appointed his brother postmaster and after the latter's death continued the widow in the same position. thus making her the first woman to hold a government office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Thursday Matinee and Night. sGrhe I.fffIQ nurhesn"

The Little Duchess" with the Coun- tess von Hatzfeldt playing the title role comes to the Montgomery Theatre Thursday Matinee and Night
 Among the members of the cast sup porting the Countess might be mention ed Robert Lett. the well known humor ist and comedian, Irving Brooks, tho German comedian, George Moore. Harry Carter, Eugene o'Brien. Madeleine Cook, Kitty Duebel and others who have made regulations for themselves on the comic opera stage. The Little Duchess" Is one of the brightest of the musical come dies. and is full of humorous dialogue and pretty music.
 Sale of seats opens this morning for both Matinee and night performances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

which just exceeds fifty-nine miles an hour This is the fastest booked run over 100 miles in Europe--not exclud ing the very fast expresses on the Nord.
 America Third in Fast Trains.
 Instinctively people think of speed as the first and most inte: esting feature of the railroad and in view of the de- velopment of railroads in the United States most Americans will be surpris- ed to learn that this country is not first in the matter of fast trains Eng close second.
 The longest run without stop made in any country Is London tn, Liverpool
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Round Over .o Grand Jurv.

Charles Hatcher, a 14-year- negro boy, charged with grand larceny. and his mother. Laura Hatcher, charged with receiving and concealing stolen property. were each bound over to the grand jury yesterday afternoon in the sum of S150 by Acting Recorder J. L.. Holloway.
 The boy is accused of stealing $l0 from the residence of W. E. Young. a locomotive engineer. while the mother is alleged to have received the money from her son.
 In default of bond they were commit ted to the county jail.