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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
GmgIano ttno Sapam.

aus 8ofio mirb sei9riebeu: Bet
benz Mable, bas in 2onbon segsn gnbe
Hobember. flr3 Dor benz parteimeGiel,
benz Winiisr beg Muspdrtiesn, ,2orb
G~ansooure, gegeben tpuroe, batten bie
9iI9rsoner befsn 0erbienfe I'm bas
ghnOnib nit lSapan In ben gOrNsr.
sruno geffsIt. Gisie aunogebung fano
sinsn @ibsrbal In Der bisfissn prsHe.
gls bic @ablsn banr bic 9ibsralsn auf
elmer unsrh6rt ftarfsn unterbausmebr.
belt sefeffiat battsr, nla9te fi4 cine
g.wiRe gsiOrgnis tpegsn Der arbeiter'
partsi seltero, bic nit ben 2iberalen In
Wsfminfsr s~ings3ussn mar. Wat lab
bier In bisisr Partsi wenissr Elm bemO-
fratif9es aIs elm iol9es Clement, bas
trsbsr nit Der 3olpOlitif @bambsrlains
NOD nit Der austpdrtiesn politif Cans.
ootpnss aufrieoen LIT. Dos anuaaien
Der snsIii9en Mrbsitsrpariei fiebt b6ai9
auf elmer 2inte nit Der 8etpequng
sesen bic &inefi&'iapanii9e ginwan'
berung In ben 0ersinia.sn Staaten.
Canada unb aufraIien. Die enqliiasn
slrbsiter feben SIN benz anua8Ien bes
iaponii&sn ginHuRss nuf benz aRati.
f9sn Geflanbe etne Bebrobung bes
englii8en Abiabes unb fomit etne Be
brobung ibrsr psri6nli6sn 2sbens'
intereHen. 9ierltritt In England cine
b6bere @emalt.auf. nit Der fortan isbs
snslii4e %ssierung bet Der 2eitung
Der ausudrtigen pOlit;f au re&nen ge.
3tuun9sn III. go ettpa tuurbe bas
Auftreten Der engIii&en Mrbsiterpartei
BET ben Sapanern aufgefaBt. Bel Der
gmnfinbli9tsit. tpel9e bisie fennaei9.
net, ma9te sIei&seitig Elm geri&t auf.
iebsn. tpona9 6err Bennett 8urleisb,
Der H@ aIs RriesstOrrsiponbent i'm
iapanii&sn Eager f9le9t bsbanbeIt
ftblts unb Is bssbalb ptrIieb, ein reues
glatt In 2onbon grtinben porte. BORT
ma8te bie Zines" Bis iebt bic Mei.
riina tibsr unisr 2anb, faste mat, f9
5ier. bic Zines, bic felt 1884 partei
ftr uns ersriHen bat unb an benz Der.
tras uobI sbenfo srObe gsrbisnfte wie
bis britti&e @esieruns bat; uenu aber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

Ser iogenannte giIbunssteit benz
bic gintuanberer u%ntertporfen fetn fol.
len III i'm b69fen @rabe unRnnig.
9erabe benz beffen Clement Der gin-
tpanberung, benz terniesa 8auern.
f&la9 wirb baour& tn bieIsn 6dlen
bie 8bire sei&loHen. Man iolte bic
2eute auf ibre algemeine Sntsuisen3
unb arbeitsfdbisteit prifen uno Is ba.
Bet bsuenben laRen. Gin einaissr ta&.
tiger Aderbauer Der 2anb urbar 3u
MAIDEN berffebt, iR, ruenri er aud ni4t
f&rsibsn eelernt Bat, BEN 2anbe bon
melt gr6berem Nubsn als asbu sebilbets
BummleE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26


Ser Goelmntb Der iapanii6en ga.
tion, ben Re TN ruifiden Rrisss 10 oft
benz 5einbe ae9entibsr betpieien bat,
erfdbrt eire 1eue S%aufration. No&
an ben Ra9weben bes foffpislissn
arieges unb an 6unasrsnOtb i'm eisenen
2cno Ieibeno. baben bic Sapansr, tpis
BITE Sepsi8en melhen. Elm 0oipitaIidiH
ausgerdfei, I'm ben @otblsibenben unb
@is3en IN ean GraneiseO Ollie gu
bringen. Die @ation benefit babur&
auf's Rsue, bab Hs Der grfoIse uiirbig
III, Die He srrungs1 bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

Elm Wann tpie Bennett 8urleigb. Der
cine eisers Weinuns bat unb lie fagt,
elm rsiss 9lait srtinoet. 10 birfte es
f9 t~sinesuees auf Der 2inie Der
,Simes" bepsesn. bic i5re iapanii1e
Qusls BEL Der Der &egierung nabs'
fsbsnben .Sapan Mail" Bat. unb
alstalb 9elanete bas 8latt .Yfof".
ME bas bOn Der iapanii9en prs1s
ni9t anbers gu ertuarten III, gu Der =
niGt I%srmut6uns, benn bas pdre
untpabr, fonberu - b~6swiQi9en Be
fauloigung. oas neue enslii&e Blatt
tuerbe bic Aeentur elmer fremoen Wa&t,
alio @ubIanos ooer Seutf&lanbs, fem.
llnb bic vSapan Wail", bic anauf66rs
lid ssssn Seutf9lanb bebt. ipieIt au&
bier iofort ben Sslfersbelfer. nebri=
gems it ss- Nebenia9e, baB Seutf&'
Lamb bier tpie INNER als 0errdtber uno
Stnbsnbof ansef9wdr3t piro. Gas
Wsfentli9s an Der ganaen Sa&e bleibt.
bab mon In Sapan einsn nmi4lag be,
snaIiI3sn politit fiirdtet.
Die yRatumin" tbeilt bic 8eunfubi-
gung niat, bic bier unb ba uegen bee
Observation-Disclosures; lsbteres fei fef
gsfigt unb babe ben Beifaa Der ieBigen
Isitsnbsn Wdnnsr sefunbsn, bic ertldri
bdttsn, baran fsffbaIten 3u wOllen, &C.
raOs 70 tuis in Sapar, Der rI,ue Wini.
fsrprdfoent f9 ausgsipro9en babe
uno am S9lub bsiBt es: rMuBerbem
iF bas ghnbniB ni9t MIR bur9 BIZ
grtldrungen Der beiben &egierunser
gsf9ert, ionbsrn ss 1T aud cine natiir.
lt4e uno urabdnoerIi9e, unuanoelbarl
5olgs bsr.tiefsn briiosrli@en 3uneigune
Der 6eiosn ;06lter, beren Sntereher
ebenIo hbereinfimmen ME i6re gm'
pfnoungen unb @efnnungen. 2eir
einfa&er Miniferpe6iel fann oieganS'
ana6ien, psl9e bic bsibsn RatiOnsn Il
felt perbinben; niel tpeni9er baben mi,
ettpns ;t bsftiratsn bon grunblOisr
@srtidtsn. bic bon i9Is9tsn 2suisn II
l1mluuf sefest Hnb."
Wsr nit ben iapanii8en @ewobn'
beiten bes ausbruds bsrtraut if, be,
Tam f9 Der gmpfinbuus nt9t erpeb
rem, baB bisis Artifsl cine sspiHsn BE
Iorgnib perratben, pie es benin bor
Nnfana an Wdrnsr In Sapar gegebsr
bat, bis ben Wsrtb bes 8hnbniHes al!
isbr susifelbaft binifslItsn. 5suts abe,
bort man I'm b~srtrauten @eiprd9 Dor
Sapanern i9on bic Weinurg dubern
bab Sapan ben ndaHsn 2ries bislsi&
nit China uib ben folgsnben ni9t mi
amterita. ~fOnbern NIT gnslaub babsi
rusroe. @ir Lf6nnen au9 bel bieisI
@elsssnbeit muir parauf aufmsrtian
MAIDEN. baB bic politit Elm Sanbelt
bon Jal 3u GaQ III, baB Saparl fsin
uria9e Bat, nod INNER auf S9imoro
feti binsuwsiien, uno BOB. tusrn ein,
seIne bsuti9e 3eitunsen siumaI elmer
unfrsunbli9en Grttisl sessl Sapai
brinssn. bic iapanii&e prsHe. bor al
lem bic baibamtli9e, baraus 10 usnil
cine Satisfaction MAIDEN fou, wie fl
|isst bic snglii@s Rsaisrans unb ba!
englii1e Bolt anflast. gtwas rubis,
usberlesuns tpirb 3eigsn, bab Sapat
bur9aus tsins uria9e bat, Ssuti9Ianl
tiberan als ieinen b6fen Self au ieber
unb fortwdbrsnb an3utlagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

pantheon miro aus 9pl5 erri9tet, neil
es Dem 8uufomite Der aolonie ni9t
gelang, geniigeno @elb CUR Grftellung
zines pantbeons aus iolioerem Sra
terial auf5ubringen. ODD bpfft man,
Ipdter IN Der Gage gu fem, 0ds bOlaerne
puntbeon our9 einen Steinbau err
Iebet gu tOnnen. Die bem &omite sur
@erfigung itebenben Mittel beliefen
Ti9 duf nur $500.
Sas pontbeon finbet ieinen YlaB
unfern Der Stele oes spei Stodtperfe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

@dbreno bier bas WiIitdr bic
9un9ernbsn In San 6ranciseo i'm &c.
waltiamen grlansel bon 2ebensmit.
teln, ais fol&e anbers ni9t gu babsa
tparen, u~nterfhbte, uerosn bic DUN.
gernoen in &uBlanb, bic fi9 2orn aus
ben hberfhnten epei1ern bolen molten,
sinfa4 bon Roiaden nieosrgsi9ufsn;
IS TT oies eben bic ruifi9e 26funs Der
0ungerfrage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
@aribulOis 8Obnhaus auf Stateu Sslano.

a~ufbetpabrt perben. DIS Sag fir oic
ginpeibung bes 9antbeons 1T Der 2.
sunni D. s., Der Sooestag 9aribalois,
dnberaumt.
9aribalbi mar ipesen ieiner reDpln=
tionGren 6altung 1851 BON Der Tar
otnii9en Rssierung CUR @uspanoez
runa na9 Noroamerifa ~se3tpunsen
fporoen. 9a9 Stalien 5uridsefebrt,
crtparb er fi6 I'm OeiIen g%inisung I'M
:serbli9e @eroienfte. @aribalOi itarf
1882 i'm Glitter BON "a Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
8rnmbeisentbnms llebsrtragnngsn'

pert &C., Get Is, Snotala @entral
@aipap gompanp's SubbibifOn. Out-
lot SO, 80 BET $50 SUB, perbsfert,
Iorbieite BON WerioiunsS trabe, 6fli4
bon pine Str, $1100. .
@li3a g.. gbmarbs on Nloin 6.
G&umm, Got 90, gbparb's Mortb-
tuefern part Iobition. 40 BEL 1913. 25
Ssub, pacant, Norbieite bon 90. Str,
tusfli9 bon 0tes Str, 5000.
gmma &. Sadsr on WiQiam gIbsr,
Got 5 unb She'll bon Cots 4 uub 6,
square IL In Srate's Ibbittun, 1919
BET 1895 JuB. bsrbshert. ORieite bon
SainOis Str, iioli9 bon Is. StraBs,
$500.
pntrid 3. 9par an Wiaiam 8.
Rremer, Got So, Msrioian plaee Obs
oitiun. 40 BEL 1886 CUB. bsrbsFsrt,
Wefisite bon penniplbania Str, iao-
lid bon %. Strabe, $4,000.
Warsaret &eifsI u. u. an SObn 6.
Womlunb. Got 80. Bright u. ano.
Sub, Mubsnlot 155, IS BET 100 SUB,
faousili9s Ode bon NOrtb unb Sou.
glaB Str, $1400.
9enrp Reinbaro u. u. on Dorotbea
&. @einbarb, Sbeil bon Cots 1913 unb
129, gQiotts Subj, NubenlOt 156,
n6roli9e Settle bon Wi4isan Strabe,
tpeFlid bon patterIon Ctr. $500.
6enrp Retnbarb an sInua q. 6.
2Obrman, She'll berielbsn Iob., Sol
129, norbmsfIi9s gfs bon Wi9igan
unb pattsrion Ctr. $1,000.
gowin s. Armarpng u. u. on Sos.
grannon II. a.. Got 104, 2epfont
part aoo., 40 BEL 145 Sub, pacant.
Worboffsde gOnersb abs. unb Clifton
Str. 5000.
Sohn W. We DonaIb an Weslep s.
@lart, Got IA unb She'll 19, 8lod
81, TOro SnotanapoIis. As BET 1855
5uB. psrbsHert, Sibieite' %. Str.
6ifli9 bon &aber Ctr. $3.50.
elias q. Suift an gbparb Or. Me.
Nultp, Got 1872, @Iart's 8. abb, %.
indianapolis, SO Bel 135 Sub, Der.
bsFert, Ofisite Marion Npe., ftolid
bon 6enrp Ctr. $1,000.
Sheriff an 2ueius 80. Srsp, So
144. Wartin's Seem gorf abo., 40 be-
ITO SUB, bsrbsfert, 9orbOfsds Nsn
Yorf unb 2anfins Ctr. 1928.
Mepberrp u. Worlan an George 6,
Worlan, Got 78, Chambers Subj,
Srbinston. 40 Bel IA SUB. berbeKsrt,
Wefisite 2eslsp Nbe., ihbli9 bur
gbambrs Str. $500.
Gorsn3 S&mibt. Sruffee, on NIberi
lS. Cert, Got los, Ruobsl's Glen.
uoob Mbb., 40 bel 1912 CUB. Der,
bsHert, Ofieits gsoias aps., nbrbIiG
BON Wi9isan Str. 5000.
CHARLES 9. Barrett on gornelia 6.
&anban, Cots, 79, 70, 129 Bis 1872,
@liHOro Abs. ADDITION, IS BET 135
SUB ieoe, paeant, an genenue Qpe.
n0rbli9 bon 8prarn Mps. $2l00.
5Oiepb 9irseu II. u. an bieieIbs
Got 1872. Mi1sr IL. u. addition, &c
bel l25 Sub, psrb., Norbwsfsde bel
Roa9s unb 2oebne ap.. $4,000.
6erbsrt 6. Sieber an Ssanneite 6
3ennsbp. Got 80, 3otbe u. u. Nbbi,
tiOn. 40 Bel 146 5 5uB, psrb.. ORieitt
Der Rembrandt Str, r6rb!i9 bon Is.
Str. $3.50.
Wtdltn0a D. Srur1Dr1 on Duh ..
6amilton, Sbeil bon Section % uni
SO. Sounibip II. @anse 4. Waibins.
ton SOwnfbip. $4,000.
Joel elliott an &obert 9spitt, 2ut
"a In gIart's 8. abolition 3u Wsff Sn.
bianabpfis re hei 135 SSuH. berbefsrt
Ofieits Der SipiRon. faoIi9 bon Senrt
Strabs. $500.
gli3a Stsl3eI an Greb Bomb, 9ots {
unb 6 in StslaeIs Suboibifon. 80 Be
ITO Sub, baeant. Norbieite Der "a
strabe, 6fli9 pun Der Clifton Strabe,
$500.
Sheriff on Celtic Sabings & 2oar
Akoeiation. Got IL. Blof Sc In Hort
indianapolis. 80 BET 126 Sub, bsrbei'
fert. Snbfeite Der uoen, 6ffi9 boz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

innerung an Sen italiez
nif4en Natipnalbeloen
@iuieppe @dri6albi, tpel>
3er bon 1851 bis 1854
auf Staten Sslano in
Der @erbannung lebte
uno oorten fein 2eben
als &er5enfabrtfant fri
I'D n..rr.S. Y.cI ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
Dol,trnes pantbfon.
eieenartiee Gbruns oes ttaIienifctea gsatio=
tt6IbeIoen In 9tmerifd.

Gin eigenartiges Mpnument 1T auf
Staten SsldnO BEL gtetp gort in gntz
iteben begriffen. gs lit elm Pantheon
artiger 8du aus Sol5. Sen oie italiez
niihe &olonie BON STEIN Oorf sur Gr5
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
CARUS0'S CONVICTION IS
CONFIRMED BY COURT
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The conviction
OF Enrico Caruso, the famous Italian
opera singer, on a charge of annoying
a woman in the monkey house at Cen
tral park, was affirmed today by Re-
corder Goff in the court of general ses-
sions
Caruso's counsel at once announced
that the case would be appealed to the
appellate division of the supreme
court. The recorder declared that it
was not essential that Hannah Gra-
ham" who made the complaint,
should have appeared in court.
The offense is not so much against
the individual as against public order
and decency," said the court.
"As a matter of law, 1 cannot say
that the magistrate erred in Judgment" !"
said Recorder Golf. land as a matter
of fact l cannot substitute my judg.
ment for his. He had the witnesses
before him and was best qualified to
judge of their credibility. Although 1
should come to the conclusion that If I
we're sitting in his place 1 should rem
der different Judgment that would
not Justify me in reversing his tudg-
ment."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
FIFTEEN RESCUED FROM
ABANDONED LUMBER SHIP
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-The
bark Andrew Welch. which arrived to-
day from Honolulu, brought fifteen Of
the crew Of the ship Great Admiral,
which were transferred to the Andrew
Welch from the British ship Barcore
December "a.
The Barcore. bound from Vancouver
for Melbourne, rescued the crew from
the Great Admiral December in lati-
tude 4643 north, longitude 1888 west
The Great Admiral was caught i'm a
heavy southeast gale December 6 and
thrown on her beam ends TO STAR
board. She filled full of water The
captain cut away the masts and tried
to save the ship. The after part Of
the house was carried away.
After drifting three days the crew
was taken off by the Barcore The
cook and steward Of the Great Admiral
died from exposure. The Great Admiral
was abandoned.
The Great Admiral was bound from
Mulilled for San Pedro with a cargo
of lumber.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
NToRosco's BURBANK THEATER
The Judge and the Jury


D. COtrel of HoIfbree
Teens with comed
~ "F'teh
"N'
~ 0SeN'eu az
lent ton"
in
a Bur rbankl ast
and thane everb
No courteously always
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
FALLING WALL
ENT0MBS FIVE
Laborers Tearing. Down Ruins Of San
Francisco Fire Cause Wall to
Topple over, lnjuring
Several
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29-Five
men were caught today under the
ruins of wall which fell at the cor
ner of Pine and Battery streets and il
was half an hour before a hundred
laborers, who rushed to their rescue
were able to uncover them.
Two of the victime, Salvatore Galee
and Nicholas Antonio, are probably
fatally injured, while Manuel Mon
treal, Pietro Fernando and Charles
Dial are severely hurt.
All the men were employed by a
construction company. At the scene
of the accident there is a deep founda-
tion of stone and concrete, which was
surmounted by a brick wall. The
laborers were engaged in picking away
the foundation and as they drew near
the wall they inadvertently under
mined it.
Without warning the wall fell over.
All except five of the men dropped
their tools and managed to jump to
safety. But five victims were buried
in the debris, two of them completely
and the rest up to their necks.
Their loud cries of pain attracted
the attention of all the workmen en-
ployed within several blocks, who i'm
mediately came running to the spot.
In few minutes gang of more than
a hundred rescuers had assembled and
with words of encouragement they be-
gan to dig away the fallen wreck
age.
One by one the victims were extri-
Gated and placed in the ambulance of
the Harbor Emergency hospital, in
which they were rushed to the care of
the city surgeons. Yet it was more
than thirty minutes from the moment
of the cave-in until the last man had
been dragged from the debris.
Both Galee and Antonio were uncon-
scious and hasty examination at the
hospital disclosed the probability of
internal injuries and fractured skulls,
| besides heavy surface injuries.
Montreal suffered a broken right
arm, a twisted ankle and severe con-
tusons about the head and breast.
Fernando escaped with a dislocated
shoulder and bad bruises.
Dials shoulder and ankle were dis
located.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Devlin confers with Bonaparte
}Y Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Confer-
ences between Attorney General Bona
parte and District Attorney Devlin of
San Francisco, and later between these
gentlemen and Secretary of State Root
were held today with view of agree
ing on the governments statement of
facts concerning the japanese school
question at San Francisco. This state
ment is TO be used in a test case to de-
termine whether it Is lawful under the
treaty with Japan to separate the races
in the schools By defining the issues
II is hoped to obviate the necessity OF
taking testimony. In this way it is ex-
pected an early decision may be had
AT the conclusion of the conference
Attorney General Bonaparte said an
agreement had not been finally reached
and further conferences would be ne
cessary. In the meantime 1t was an
nohnced that nothing would be given
out for publication. Mr.. Devlin will
remain here several days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
FERRYB0AT SINKS IN
COLLISION WITH LIGHTER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The ferry boat
Paterson Of the Ellie railroad line was
sunk by a collision with a freight light
err In the Hudson river while on her
way to the Twenty-third street New
York slip, early today.
All the passengers and members of
the crew were saved, but eighteen
horses were drowned. They were owned
oy market men who were on their way
TO New York markets. There were only
a rev passengers on the boat at the
time of the accident.
The collision occurred while the two
boats were in midstream. The freight
lighter struck the Paterson amidships
and the big ferry boat was almost cut
in two and at once began to sink.
Inc passengers and crew Of the ferry
boat were taken on board the lighter
put there was not sufficient time to re-
move the horses before the Paterson
went down.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
TERROR|STS SHUT
DOWN FACTORIES
Continued from Page one1

Iishments, fearing assassination, re-
fused to work today.
Consequently four of the largest cot.
ton mills shut down early today anG
others closed this evening.
Several street encounters occurred
today. The engineers and skilled ar.
tisans are leaving Lodz.
Many wealthy inhabitants have lef
in anticipation of disorder.
All factories here have closed dowr
definitely. The workmen are dispers
ing quietly. The authorities are con
centrating additional troops.
Many of the workmen are declaring
they are willing to accept the employ
ers' terms, but the extreme Socialist:
among them prevent this by threaten,
ing to murder all who yield.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
TERRIFIC STORM RACES IN
STRAITS OF GIBRALTAR
BY Associated Press.

CADIZ, Spain, Dec. ga terrific
storm is prevailing in the Straits of
Gibraltar. The Belgian steamer Hell
delberg, bound for Havana, has been
lost. Several of her crew were drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS
CUBAN SITUATION HOPEFUL
By Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The war
department issued a statement today
concerning the situation in Cuba, which
indicates that conditions are not alarm
ing. The statement says:
"A letter dated December % has been
received from Governor Magoon which
contains the following passage: The
present situation is full of hope and
confidence that the provisional govern
ment will have no occasion to deal with
an uprising. The continued tranquility
of the island under our administration
is as satisfactory as anything can be
in Cuba
HE also says with reference to the
strike at Camagurey: There is a fair
prospect of a strike by the workmen
in the railroad shops at Camaguery and
I sent artillerymen there last night and
this morning and am advised that the
matter is unimportant.'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
CARDINAL FOUND DEAD
IN BED; ANOTHER DYING
BY Associated Press.

ROME, Dec. 29.-Cardinal Cavagnis
was found dead in his bed this morn
ing, having succumbed to paralysis OF
the heart.
Cardinal Tripepi also was reported to
have died of paralysis during the
night, but after remaining unconscious
for a short time he revived. Accord
ing to the latest reports from the car
dinaPs bedside, he was sinking fast.
Cardinal L'Tripepi was the prefect OF
the Congregation of Indulgencies and
Sacred Relics. He was born in Italy
in 1880 and was created a cardinal in
1901.
in Italy in 1S41 and was created a car.
dinal in 1901.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Brazilian Consul Attacked

By Associated Press
ROSTOV-ON-DON, Dec. 29.-The
Brazilian consul here has been as
saulted by a member of the reaction
airy league of Russian men. The attack
took place i'm the postoffice.
The consuPs assallant was sentenced
to four days Imprisonment. He de-
clares that his act was inspired by the
evils in which Russia has become in
volved by the adoption of foreign ideas.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
kuropatkin's Book Suppressed

loS APSoGIitNd Ll1SS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 29.-Local
newspapers assert that the book writ
ten by General Kuropatkin on the
sso-Japanese war, which has just
been published, has been confiscated by
the authorities. Gen. Kuropatkin S
work is in several volumes. 1t is un-
derstood to discuss frankly the faults
of the Russian system and to set forth
the generals trouble with the war Office
and his subordinates
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
MARRIAGE OF WRITER'S
Is BRILLIANT AFFAIR
BY Associated Press.

TOXIC, Dec. 29.-The wedding of
Post Wheeler, second secretary of the
American embassy, and Halle Ermi-
ME Rives, the novelist which took place
at the embassy today, was "a brilliant
success.
The attendance of invited guests was
large, including many prominent Jap
anese and foreigners. The presents
were elegant and numerous
Everything you want you will find in
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
nndla One cont word.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Commissioner Resigns

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Third Deputy
Police Commissioner Mathot has re-
signed and the resignation has been
accepted. Mathot's conduct of the Ca
ruso case. which he prosecuted, brought
storm of public criticism upon him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
THE BAKERSFIELD MINER

will reception
in his
The Paducah sun., 1906-02-02
TIE REPORT WAS AN ERROR

if1E hEfOh1 WAC AN EnhOiA.
A statement in the Sun yesterday
in regard to the mayor, city clerk
and the light committee of the gen.
eral council, was erroneous, and the
Sun regrets that it was published on
what was considered such excellent
authority that II did not require con-
firmation. The plain fact Is that
the light committee episode was
based on a general misunderstood
ing, and the Sun fell victim to it,
and published what proved to be an
unfounded statement.
The mayor was not expected to be
present at the committee meeting,
did not know of it, and that is the
reason he was not there. The city
clerk was present and opened his
Office and took out the books, but
the inspection was deferred on ac-
count of the length of time it would
take. 1t seems one member of the
committee received a telephone mes-'
sage that the clerk could not be pres
ent at the meeting when Prof. Smith
was to go over the books, and the
committeeman supposed ii was an
off. did not attend and supposed the
clerk did not go. The city clerk did
attend, however. and the committee
man, being under the impression that
he was not there. so believed, and so
stated to number of persons. and
thus 1t reached the paper. He was
mistaken, however. consequently our
informant was mistaken, and the
Sun was mistaken. Not desiring to
do anyone an injustice, and realizing
that we have, though unintention-
ally. done the mayor and clerk an
injustice, we hasten to acknowledge
it and apologize to them and to our
readers, whom we trust VIII also
pardon the mistake. Such misun
derstandings will in future be more
closely guarded against.
AS to the main points In yester-
days article-that certain persons
and influences are busy trying to OBJ
struct the work of the new legisla-
tive boards-the Sun reiterates what
II said yesterday. 1t does not be-
lieve that these boards are getting
the encouragement and cooperation
that they deserve and should have,
from persons who could be of much
assistance to them in the municipal
work to be done.
The Paducah sun., 1906-02-02
CHEAP CoLoNIsT RATES.

January . and 16. February G and
90, 1906. the Missouri Pacific rail-
way and Iron Mountain route from
st. Louis and Memphis will have in
effect unusually low one way second
class eolonlst rates to certain points
in Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Indian Territories, Louisiana, Texas.
Kansas. Nebraska. Eastern Colorado.
Wyoming and New Mexico. On same
dates Homeseekers' round trip tick
cts limited 2i days. with liberal stop
over privileges going and returning.
For descriptive literature. map fold
ers. ETC.. OF the vest and southwest.
consult nearest ticket agent or ad
dress:
r. T. G. MATTHEW'S. T. p. A.. Mo.
Pac. Ry., S01 Merton Bldg. Louis
vile. Ky.