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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
Bankruptcy Petition Filed.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was fled in the Federal court, Friday
by Francis j Mallet. laborer at Bing
ham The indebtedness is given al
S39917, and the assets at S240 in real
estate and personal property, OF which
$50 is claimed to be exempt,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
Mentally Unbalanced

Luman Wright, carpenter, who re
SIDES at u Pitt street. was taken into
custody by. Deputy Sherlffs Steele and
Larson, Friday, on suspicion of being
mentally unbalanced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
AMERICAN SCHOOL TICKET

First ward-ALDEN z. PAYNE.
Second ward-THERON GEDDES.
Third ward-SAMUEL M. BAR
LOW,
Fourth ward-W. II. TIBBALS.
Fifth ward-H. P. HENDERSON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
Adopted an Orphan.

Ericll Erickson aud wifo secured pa
pcrs from Judge Armstrong Friday
for the adoption of William Daniel
Harms, aged Z years, whose parents are
dead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS
East

East
Via Oregon Short Line and Union Pa.
cific Railroads Following rates Will
prevail from Salt Lake:
Denver and return. .$19.75
Omaha and return...., .,,.. $500
Chicago and return. n.....,....> 44.50
Kansas City and return. ..,.,,s $500
ST. Louis and return. ......,... $3.50
goth and DECEMBER 18th, limited TO
60 days from date Of sale,
Porportionately low rates from and
to many other POINTS. See agents for
particulars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 20l MAIN
STREET.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
Twenty Days More

to Christmas. Select your furs now. A
deposit will secure them. Mehesy, the
Furrier, Knutsford.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
Five Austrians Under Arrest for AL
legged Burglary.

Koulauis. Tom Gins and Jimis Hanjo-
taulos were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Ira Becksted AT Bingham Junction, Fri.
day, on suspicion of having burgarized
the house of sonic of their Austrian
countrymen on the night preceding It
is thought that they secured about 5000
in cash They have been confined in
the county lail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
School Paw DaY.

Officers and ianitors Of the Salt Lake
public schools will be paid for tho
month of November today. The pay.
roll for the month amounts 10 S32sl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Tribune Job Printing Co. at 66 w.
Second South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
|NEWH0USE
Nth IN ZION
Acres of Ground in
|of Salt Lake
| City.
|ND FIVE
5 In IMPROVEMENT
Bteel Sky-Serapers
Constructed: Great
|de to Salt Lake.

de to Salt Lake.
khouse yesterday consum-
rchase~ of over 100000
estate-the largest indi-
BE of real estate ever made
lie improvements which he
II cost $5,000,000 more. His
clude the following pieces
3:
south half of the block
| Main, State, Third and
streets. except the prop
ich stands the Federation
IN and the old Kimball
';e corner of Fourth South
fets.
Feet square at the south
.f State and Fourth South
lR. Walker corner, with a
dlsI feet on Main street
on Fourth South street,
Enormous Buildings.
n block between Main and
Mr.. Walker will erect
ry steel building and an
cl building. The latter
wyers' building and In
use proposes 10 install a
)r the benefit OF his ten
hher building will be de-
lfal business and Office pur-
Use will open a street sc
m IN front of the Fed
Ql on Main street to State
-treet he will sidewalk and
= dedicates ii to the city.
yhich will be devoted to
Mr., Newhouse $l5S,00O,
ovements which he will
ore dedicating it TO the
eT;another $4,000,
sh.st Out at Last.
Salt Lake people have
.. as to the identity of
of the real estate in this
R city Rumors that T..
was the purchaser have
il has also been claimed
Nulivan, the Goldfeld fnan,
purchaser.
Hay Mr.. Ncwhouse ac,
imself .the purchaser, anc
wn that part of the for
tmassed in Utah mines i:
in a big Salt Lake realty
biggest in the history OF
II announcement of the iden
-dturchaser, and his tremen
ire the sensation OF Tho
w world.
As OF the Purchase.
Drcal estate deal recently
,rfnd consuInmated by Sam
III involves about seven O.
tral business property
adeleyen corners and thre,
"i mile Of frontages. 1
bof the south half of th,
Main and Stat,
Mt the corner where stand
"a Of Labor building an,
pail corner, at Main an,
streets. Mr.. Newhous
ed the corner opposite tn
"f Labor building on tn
'ner OF State and Fourt
covering an area of Is
' 'nlso the j, r. Walker co,
. on Main street by le
tn South street.
Ieat Steel Buildings.
'p block purchased a stree
will he cut through fro,
- street, opposite the Fec
A building with a from
fet on the new street an
lain street, twelve storie
erected. 1t will be
crapcr, = constructed q
, derra-eotta and marble.
Uvfacing north. immediatel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
SOLD IM SEALED aAGNAaES
oGgG- F1R YOUR PasTE@7G@a

average cost per pound, and enables US
to give you better coffee for your
money ihan you can buy in any other
way. There are more packages OF
ARIOS.A sold in the United State}
than all the other Coffee packages
combined.
IF your grocer viii not supply, write to
ARBUCkIE BROS.
New Yosk Cg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
Woman Gets Three Years.

WOmdu SIClS III 90
COSHOCTON, O.. Nov, 20-Mrs, Mary il
Lingefeller. charged with wrecklng the New
ark bank was sentenced 20 the pen,tentinry
for three years for forgery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Tribune Job Printing Co., sc W.
Second South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Daily Reporter Co., Printers,
Havo moved to &c w. End So. St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Ask your grocer for Vienna Bakery
bread and cakos. "The best.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Phone Duvall about that Wall Paper
Painting. etc. You will save money,
w. a. DUVALL, 10 w. I'd So. ST.
Ind Tel. 1l45. Bell Tel. 1145 &.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
PACIFIC COAST TREMORS
NONE TO EQUAL LAST.
Nasn'e Disturbances Frequent-The
"TrembIer of 1868"

- Yesterday Californians compared every
N-91ake they experienced with the ''trembler of
On October = Of that year the state was
al 2! q series OF shocks, which proved espe-
= osasIrous IN San Francisco. In contrast
~ 'he disaster OF yesterday however, il could
80 DC called trenor. II caused The death of
- gtislns. injured twenty-five. and damaged
'.1g 10 the extent Of a half million dollars
IA nearly al California earthquakes the shock
@S came u Tie morning. The first vibration
's't al 30 =. n. Before night eleven other
"4A followed. The districts which suffered most
~ Z belt several hundred feet wide running
-'asl ana southwest. beginning near the Nld
~I House and ending at Folsom street wharf
: p p-7eso q half hundred buildings most Of them
tg a. a. battery ana SansOTne streets, and at Mar
rt-l = 81 streets, In the centre of the district
rrte .as suffered most from the present earth
"a ss ne ground opened several inches In width
lssse - being nearly forty feet long. In other
a - ne earth also gaped. and water was forced
ne surface. The civ Hail was alrnost Con-
a rsi,t tIheQ For fear the inmates of the pris-
h -FsAi ~ b. entOmbed alive they we're taken from
a an, an, EsnccU1ed and guarded in omen souares
"a e.4siIls OF The United States Marine Hos
~ deosr5A 15Aoled 10 The open. as the building had
he 81 SSer S n the bay perfectly smooth at the
= novl-gs % a. ana only q Few ripples Indicated
erlok 80 r,JaIo every ship, however. as if it had
ss s 81 considered remarkable at the time that the
h sbnec Iieilc4sco oio not suffer so much from
"a, Dsri Ss me low lying districts OF the city
2 rsJe ellHg the eastern shore front which was
st forOs e.S-l-l snook the hardest. The wave of
ssase -. elleT being first felt near the Custom
trte,s n - between Montgomery and Battery
sesckS ket street, where it in part found vent
sisst - 4 Ihe ground Thence IL passed to Folsom
fr.ed 4, lIo- much further away Il became ex-
Z tbt IL. = may be seen therefore. that the centre
ozire oS = .tlqaake Of 1868 almost exactly the
Elsy 'ie lrlghtful seismic upheaVals OF yes
"a, neerI lion of tie buildings damaged showed
aEdingr az We're Of inferior construction. Ac-
sss :. We said by local experts that, had
Eao,aii.-l -lieS been as strong the Occidental or
tahor, 80 80 motel. which withstOod. the shock
kn0bs- mage they would not have suffered.
- e.o-k u a.ln a (lcfnher q davs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

Women's Suits of stylish Mixtures.
Panamas. Cravenefte. Light Weight
Cloth. Broadcloth. Cheviot Henrietta
and Voile-tailored and fancy styles
Pony and EtoE Coats-unlimited
variety of trimmings from daintiest
braids and buttons to elegant laces
and Persian bands. -. 0.9S to A .9S
Cravenette Suits 10 50 bust.
Chiffon Tafreta Shirt Waist Suits
skirt. yoke. waist and high cuffs
with tucks and lace in match color-
elegantly finished-worth s14.OO. 9 9R
An attractive variety Of styIes-charr,-
ing and Novel trimming
newest and best in cut and work
manshiP-worth $500 -.-.....-.1 s. .9S
E,ton Suits OF Chiffon Taffeta and
Rough Shantung-an colors-
uncommon styles-latest models in
skirts. including the high Princess
1928 to SO 90
Magnificent Assortment OF Worren's
Waists in China SILK. Crepe de
Chine. Chiffon and Heavy Taneta.
Messaline. Peau de Cygne. Net and
Liberty Chiffon .-.----.1 .9S to 20. 90
China silk waists-very pretty and
abundantly trimmed with Val
lace and silk embroidery-or
smartly tailored-worth $500. ..1 .9S
Plain and Figured Net Waists
White and Ecru-2O beautiful styles
tuckings. shirrings and Val. Baby
Irish. Point Nenise and
Cluny laces. Q. 90 to 1900
SILK Waists. with Baby Irish and Val
lace. silk emby and fancy stitching:
also tailored effects. . as to z as
Exquisite Waists Of New Liberty
Chiffon-Superbly trimmed with
laces, embroidery. etc
worth 5000 to $500. e. .0S 10 II .9S
Excellent line of Tailored Panama
and Sateen Waists-Special. al........ .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Beautiful
Coats and Caps
for the Little Tots
at
Quick Selling Prices

Short Coats OF all wool Bedford.
Crepella and fine Henrietta-single
and double capeswith silk braid
nedanions. lace or French knots A no
or piped with silk-wOrth $3.50 T.>C
Charming little Coats Of FaiHe and
Taftsta Silk and wide vale Bedford
Cord-box and circular style-eIaborate
collars with Cluny or Point de Paris
laces-braid or silk and lace
medallioEs-some with under capes
Of accordion silk y no
elsewhere 5000 and s12.OO. ~ 1870
Long Coats Of Henrietta Bedford
Cord and China Silk-deep collars
braid Of soft silk pipings- Z O9
Value $500. Observation-Disclosures. os| .
Babies Long Coats-China and
Faille Silk and all wool Crepella-
dainty styles with silk and medalIions
and German Val. and heavy laces-
some with under ruffiing OF n 02
silk-value S12 9S S............ Ta>C
Babies Refers OF All Wool Crepella.
Serge. Pique and Bedford Cord
Round or Sailor Collars
silk braid and emb'y- n2
sizes 70 years-valUe 50. eS. 49,. 30
Little Chlldren's Bonnets OF Point
d'Esprtt and emb'y-single and
double nares-erective finish OF 4 HO
ribbon. lace and em5'y-special. aO|
Little Children's Hats-Lawn, Dotted
Swiss and Null and silk
Pancake and Tam % Shanter Crowns
huted and lace trim'd bTims-with
large rosettes Of satin ribbon and 4 AN
lace-sizss 10 yrs--special. A''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

"omen's Coats-htted. box and Pony
all styles OF strappings- cluster.
corded and box pIeated effects
also fancy braid inserts and
taueta inlays- ......-.-S 9S to fR ga
Stylish Pony Coats-strappings or
taneta Inlay or double breast box
Style with three rows strapping all
around and velvet inlay .....,....-R 9R
SILK Coats-loose. pleated and Empire
medium length-decp applique
capes or triple style. :. .9S TO 12. %
Ihree-quarter silk C'oats-Taffeta and
Peau de Cygne-pleated. loose and
Empire-rich applique collars or
splendid effects In EyeIet eTnb'v and
open braid work ...... 9. 9S 10 on ~
Stylish Silk Etons-braid and enlb'v trim
higher priced have allover braid and
openwork or lace or in handsome
vest snects ---.-.-----.0 .. 90 to IS. 90
Peau De Sole Eto1s-were SI3.aS. & OS
Frock and FrilI styles-new and
a''ractiVe designs -.--..-..-----..-6 9Ss
Fancy Coats for dressy wear
Ghiffon Broadcioth-black and colors--
light and dark silk IininEs-elahorste
braid work. rich embroidery and
smart novel effects. :. 90 to 81 93i
Tourist Coats OF Stylish English
Mixtures and Shadow checks
'''' F---So -.-------.-- .---.--.-..1 6. SSt
Other STYLES in Shadow Checks
WI I" F4'-So --.-------.-...-. =. 9S
Tan Coveris-worth $40 9s. ........1S 90
Wolfe skirts-new sunburst as well as
Pieated and circular-with and
"I'i'out trimming ----- 9 .SS TO 25. 9S
women Dress SIirts-Iatest models
Pieated, circular and Panama Chevi9t.
SerGes. HOmespuns-Fancv Nivtu~aq
ana Chinon BToadclOths-up-,o-dat
trimmings Of folds. bands buttons.
S'''onihs' ete'.-.--..-.2 9S TO 25. 9Rt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Fine Values i'm
Women's Cloaks, Waists, Skirts,

Not only the shopping clientele New York
alc surrounding towns know that our merchandise
prices right, Fashion dIty takes
them agree 'FIearnsr' is the
place buy; they irreprOachable srves and
qualities, invariably lower
often less; perfect system OF expert
buying F
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
BILLIARD iSp FOOL r.BIFs

MANLtACICREtsS OF billiard and rool
raIies: nigh grade bowling siley build
e-s; loves prices. MARIN BIOS, "a UaIo=
square
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
MACHINERY.

Al REDUCED FRICES.-5oo second hand
wood and iron working rnachines- fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. r. EDDY. 30s Madison ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Wofmen's House Dresses
Negligees and KinnOnOs


Practical and fancifuEfOr the
household duties or for restful
lounging wear Attractive
specialties, in each, of which
these are examples =
One piece House Dresses-Seersucker
and Chambrsv-full front-with or
without collar-full cut skirts 1 OA
deep hem-vaIue S1.9s. ......-.. lat
Two piece House Dresses-neat checks.
stripes and hg1res-shirtwais DO
style-tucked or pleated ...---..- 10
Others -9S 70 s2-9S
Long Crepe Kimonos-cut full
shirred yoke-beautiful patterns
Japanese floral designs Or
wide satin band fnish-specisl-- A'~O
Princess Dresses OF pretty fancy Lawn
Dutch neck with lace and inserting
shirred bodlce-lace trlmd q z Or
shirred founos-value $3.50. -. C.SO
Equally Suitable for Summer outdoor Wear,
Sheer Lawn Negligees-stripes or
dots and dainty floral designs
fitted or Watteau back 0S
fun lace trin-value 81 70. -..-. A'~S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
BOARD AND EooMs.

siasie Insertions cents per lire. Sixteen
.oioA seven tln=s consecutiVely 81 whica
snutles advertiser TO have rooms entered in
ne TrIbuns's Directory of Desirable Rooms
l1f period VI fourteen days write for
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Manfel and Piano LambreQuins
Centre Pieces, etc.

Mantel and Piano Lambrequins
Centre Pieces, etc.
CnquesuOnably we do the Iarg-
est business In these lines in
New York, and that means the
largest and finest assortmapts
''..Ihls is no eXaggeratiOn. but
business fact. The styles
ana qualities are above crit
lcism, prices so 10 30 per cent
less than same goods can be
bought for in any other store.
We offer -
Imported Silk Iambrequins-
Japanese hand embroidery. in elaborate
hoIal ehects-hand made fringe in
novelty sectional style
their equal cannot be found m 90
for less than $1,000. ........ 1UsSSr
White Satin Lambrequins-
japanese hand emb'd-rich effects
lined with white silk N no
worth S13OS ..................S SsSO
Same style less elaborate M
worth S19S-SpeciaI ....... S.%O
Splendid Line OF Fig'd Satin Lanbrequius-
SsSquisite eolorings-Gesigns embrace
Roses
Pond Lilies. bouquet and snrav
etects-alsO wide BORDERS 90
worth s7-Oo -------.-.----.-......S D. 20
Reversible BOrdered Silk Lambre0ufus-
wide rich bOr1ers-OrientaI and
horal-extra heavy washable n no
sik-WOrth $500 ........... 40
All0ver Fis'd SIR Lambrequins-
White. Red. Olive. Pink Cold
Rose. Nile, Myrtle Biue-over A~
The embroidery on all our lambre-
quins was done IN Japan-othervise
they could not be sold at these prices
all are finished with hand krotted
fringe IN novelty styles.
Centre Pieces Of Linen or Canvas
"a inch-Hand embroidered large variety
OF designs. many in novelty effects
beautiful ana artistic-also
Mexican drawn work IN uncommon
styles-edged with fancy white
or Ecru Ciuny lace 2. % to 9. %
Actual Values S4Oo 10 s1s 9s
Variety Of other Table Squares IN
other styles and materials. 4S to z3J
Piano scarfs-Silk Velour. Satin.
China silk and Danask-plain. EN-
bossed and elegant two tone effects
fine line Of decorative eoiorings-
handsome fringe
worth Sc. 90 70 50. 9S. III OS 70 q On
We make speciality OF
Fine Felt Piano Covers
For Ye Old Tyne Squares
Mems Bath Robes
Blanket or Turkish style. with girdls
and hood or collar. full cut-lighr
and dark-worth Sos. -.....--.-..2 80
E~avter. beautiful colorings
stripes and hgures-value s.. 90. B 81
Finer 10 S5gs
Second Floor-New Building
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19


uil inforrna ton concerning these rooms
HH.sF De mad. free of charge. at the Uptown
Oince or The New-YoTk Tribune. l.SHt
hroadway. between 36th AM 3Tth sts
IiIH ST. Is EAST fTHE VAN kENS-
SEl-AEf Elegantly furnished apart
heht; private bath; 81 80 daily; inctualns
meals. two. SIS weekly; one, SD
III WEST 18TH ST.-Newly furnished ;
nigh grade: unexcelled in every thins'
summer rates
IS EAST BATH ST madison eve).-Doubie
and single rooms; private bath; refer
ences. table board.
jsI MADISON AVE. BATH >'r.-Atrractive.
clean rooms: perfect cooking: dainty ser
vice. Location is ideal.
BROADWAY. 26Ss near 1J3d St subway
handsomely furnished parlor suite; piano,
adjoining bath; exclusive apartment; also
two bedrooms. newly furnished; breakfast; {;
re erences. TIERNEY.
ROOMERS in hotels, apartments 1nd
studies can have table board at ls1
Madison ave; perfect cooking; Gainty fe--
vice.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Female

COLORED COUPLE-Man. butler, house
work and assist outside: wife cook and
laundress; suburban place: small family;
must be meath capable and have best refer
enceS. Call Mr. TUTTLE Room 9s, Trib-
une Building
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
RESTAURANTS.
HELP WANTED.

Maie
ADVERTISING. - Waited. bright man,
hustler. as advertising solicitor on daily
newspaper. Address. giving references Mr..
JONES. PIX 10. Tribune Office.
ANY intelligent person may earn a good
income corresponding for newspapers: no
canvasstnG; experience unnecessary. Send
ior particulars. NORTHERN PRESS Syn
DlCATE. Luckport. -. Y.
BOY WANTED in drug store: experienced
referred: honest and willing; hours to
;; wages 50. Amply by letter. giving ref
erences. A. 1919 Decatur St, Brooklyn.
ROY.-Bright. neat boy for office work;
must come well recommended Address.
IN own handwriting. stating salary ex-
peoted. Z. o. Box 10. Tribune Office.
COAChMAN.-Nust thoroughly understand
horses and he strictly sober; wife must
be good laundress able 10 do collars and
GUNS; eighteen miles from city; none need
apply except with the best of references
w. II. T.. Room 2O4. 147 East 125th st
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
ARTS.

LEATHER for art work. any color; Ooze
Sheep. 81; Ooze Calf. $3.50; Russia Calf,
S3.I Hair Calf for furs and table covers.
very fine, So Fancy feathers, all purposes.
WILCOX. 21l2 Spruce st. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

vate bath. SO week: with meals for one.
s17 two. s25. THE EARLE. I03 Waveriey
Place.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
FURNISHED ROOFS TO LET.

Single insertions cents per line. sixteen
words. seven times consccutively, 81. whtcn
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered
IN The Trihune's Directory OF Deslra pie
itooms for a period OF fourteen days Write
:os circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

Full Information concerning these rJ%nis
NAV te had. free of charge, at the Uptown
Once OF The New-York Trlltne. l'So'
broadway. between 26th and "sth Sts
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

NICELY furnished front and adjoining bed
room. one or two sentleTnen- g l.. los
West 66th St
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

{ WEST 65TH ST.-Parior and rooms:
newly furnished; tiled bath: running hot
and cold water: couple or gentleman; rea-
sonable. REILLY
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

pes
rds
I'd,
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-20
D|SSOLY we'd BY FORCE
Members Of Hungarian Parliament Elected by Soldiers
and Police. Action Declared To Be Illegal and
T. Meetings Will Still be Held

Budapest, Feb. 20.-The Hungarian
parliament was dissolved; during the
morning with the use of force The
floor and corridors of the building were
cleared by. the police. There was no
resistance and no disorder. The mem.
bers of the coalition party declared
that the dissolution was unconstitu.
tional and illegal and that they will
hold a. meeting Wednesday in the par.
Lament building unless prevented by
troops, in. which case the meeting will
be held elsewhere. -.
The session opened at 10 o'clock
sharp. The vice president read letters
from General Nyiri, the royal commits
sioner, and Herr Justh, president OF
the lower house, and declared thai
the royal rescript dissolving parlia
ment, forwarded by General Nyiri, was
unconstitutional and illegal and ener
getically protested against it. The
vice president proposed that the house
ignore the rescript and return it to tn.
emperor-king. The house unanimousl,
accepted the proposal with prolonged
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-20

cheers. Thereafter The minutes OF
the meeting were adopted, the depa
ties were notified to reassemble on
Wednesday and then the house ad.
journed.
The royal reseript dissolving parlia
nlent was left lying unopened on the
presidents desk and the members LETT
the house singing the Kossuth hymn:
The floor was almost cleared when a
captain Of Hungarian militia, at the
head of live soldiers with fixed bay.
onets and a large number of police.
men, who had previously entered by a
side door, entered the house. The cap.
tain, and the, soldiers mounted the,
presidents tribune and the. policemen,
occupied the floor. The captain then
opened and read the rescript amid
constant interruptions from the gal
leries and some of the deputies who
returned to the floor. and all present
united in singing the Kossuth hymn
with the result that not a word Of the
rescript could be heard. The police
escorted several of the noisy members
from the floor and then slowly cleared
the galleries and corridors.