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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Ginbrnd.

Sitter bonn StemmeiIen bielten In
Der Na6t bon Wontag auf 9ienfag
gintebr In Der Wobnung bon 5rau 3.
SisB, 912 @tefinut Strabs. uno be-
rsitertsn R9 NIT s18 In barren
8slbe. Nismanb hattie oas 2ommen
unb Ssbsn Der @auner geb6rt Ooer
entoeft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

BauerIau bnib4etn n. -
Bert @aob, Soppel.W obnbaus, Wooos
Iarpn unb @bur6man Mbs., $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

W erInnet - Sofprt Elm Bidder, I'M aIs Grader
~ Bidder 3u beIfsn. ylah3ufraeeu
95s Subiaua Npenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
NnS ben 0ert9ten.
Superior <8eribt.

H. Vuuupetie beHeh t4ieu Vu'teH Vu'
paro @oobperls tpurbs abgeuieien.
Die e9eibunssflase bon Sobn
Spsibsr eegen feline Satin Sulistta
Sueibsr tuuroe s%benfals a~bgemieien.
Sugenoseribt.
Der 14idbriss 5snrp @lap SsIms,
100 Nlborb Str. tpurbs bonn Ri3tsr
Stubs messn 2leinbtebfabIs unb
rnbsrbsfsrli6fsit nod Der Snbiana
8nabeni9ule in pIainfislo gsi9idt.
@arent 9eYore, Is Sabre alt. ZIG
Of @alnut Str, tuurbe tuegsr &c.
brauasns bon S4impfuorten uno
S9ldssrsi mod Der Wbite's Wanual
9aboring S4ule geianbt.
&riminalseriat.
Shos. O'y3sal, Der fia tpessrl elmer
Sdldasrsi nit Der Nbfdt 30 i6oten
psrantpurten mubte, tpuroe Der SGId.
gerst i9uloig %bsfunbsn uro nit $3.50
unb Soften unb 6 Wonaten Irbeits.
baus bsfraft.
gilbert Sebol, Der tuegen zines Slit.
Observation-Disclosures ansstlast III, rei9ts
ein @siud etn. Dos gsr66r fowie I'm.
flase nod sinem auoeren @ountp ;u
bsrIsssn. Sein @siu9 tpurbs abge.
tpisisn unb oas Wsrb6r finbst am Don,
nsrffag ftatt.
Wm. Sboemater, Der tpsse1 @rpB.
biebfabls unb Annabms BON eefiob.
Ienen So4sn borgelaosn NOR, tuuroe
bss @rObbisbfabIs fduIbis bsfunoen
uno 81 81 unb Soften unb gu l biz
IA Sabren i'm Snbiana Staats.@ Sc.
fdn9niB D%eroOnnert. Die 3peits Nn-
flaee tpurbs bonn 3tdter abssmisTsn.
Gas gtrgerre9t tpuros ibm auf Elm
Sabr e~nt3ogen.
SObn gpualab, 81 Sabre aft. mubte
feinen 8rOboiebftabl nit 81 unb 80.
Hen, l Big IA Sahren i'm Snbiana
&eformatorium btBen. Gie Nnflage
wesen annabme seftOblensr Saden
uuroe bonn Rtdter abgspisien. Sas
8irgerrsdt puroe ibm auf Elm Sa5r
ent3osen.
Tproernngsflage.
CHARLES DC. 2ilsr frsngts gsser
alsranosr Marlsp unb Samss &. Bel
cine ala9e ouf Beaablune uon $425
on. 9ie @ertlaeten beripra9en am
%. Sum- 1904 bic Summe bon $3.50
NIT 5 pro3snt neutrality-suspicious. unb
8 prosent 3inien nod IL Wonatsn su
beaa6Isn. 9ieielbs ii nun iibsrfdlig
unb unbs3ablt. Der aldger fOroert
ben obsnsrpdbntsn gstra9, sini6lisb.
lid Der 3inien unb @ebfbren.
Sbeioungsilaaen.
Naie q. Ssnsforb frengte gsssr
ibren 8atten Otis Sensforb cine Rlaae
auf Sdsibung an. Die @be puroe
am "a. SuIi 1900 sei9IOHen uno bic.
Ielben lebten BIG gum 16. Wai 1904
sufammen. Der gbe III Elm 2inb ent.
iprOHsn. pHiatbernaaldiRsuns rnb
bDswiaisss gsrIafen ino bic @rtinoe
Der 9laee. sic forbsrt' $1,000 ali-
mente, bic Debut bss 4inoss unb 800
per Sabr fur ben l1nterbalt bssieIbsn.
Marearst 3. Softer bsrflaeie ihren
@attsn Orin 8. Jofer ouf Sdeibung.
Die @bs tpurbs am 90. Ottobsr 1895
eef6IoRsn uno bic 0erbeiratbeten Iebs
ten big gum Z. Mdrs 1905 auiammem.
Der 2~lagegrunb TT grauIame 8sbnno.
lung. Sir fOrbert entipre9snb. ali.
msnte.
Daniel Rreif9er bertlngte feline @ats
tin gaa 9rsii9sr auf Sdeiouns. Der
Bunb tpurbe am Is. Gebruar 1906
ssI&lOfsn unb bic gbslsuts Isbtsn Biz
gum 8. September 1906 suiammen.
Der @be if elm 9ino sntiproHsn.
@rauiame Bebanblung unb b6smili.
aes DerIaHsn Hnb bic @rinoe ber
Rlags. St forbsrt bic Obbut bss
Rinbes.
alfreb s. Softer bertluste feline @ats
tin Sennie 6ORer auf s8eioung. Die
gbe ipuros am 80. Mai 1908 sef9loEen
uno bieIelben lebten bts gun, IL. Wdra
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

d II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go. SIS 9ecumfeb, fe9s
- 8immeru. Rener, @ementwege, Brunntn unb
gifterns, gutter stan uub Sul3i&nppen. aaes in
euism 8uitanb. s2a9sufraeen beim Gieeutbhmer
41s Eebrosta Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
0erfanats Mnjet9en

iresnb tpeI4sr art perben in Der -Subiaua Eribine'
NIT &c per Belle fir iebe Suiertiou bere6net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

0teae eeiutt- Gin dltIiher heuti9er Ranu iut
~ ir9eub tpel9e Befddftisuns in nnb auBerbalt
bes Saufes. gsa9sufraseu AIS seebrasia strabe
Teltpbon sSls sleu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

@bteasc, 26. September.
Sir Snbiana: 8esen beute Na4t unb
0onnerftas ; i9On I'M nOrbwefIi9en EbeiIe;
fibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

Qiemeper's @tgarren.g ef&dft befn.
bet I'D iebt TN Arcaoe, Simmer IA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

S%erIaugt-gine S9neiberfu nm Mbdnberunaeu
~ on qIeiosrn 3u MAIDEN. Ra95nfrasen I'M
0lobe aleibsr aaben. Ode @afbinston unb YeIa'
mare Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

S|erIanet-gins quite oentine a6hin gutter epbu;
~ feiue Ddi1e. Nah3ufra9sn 1414 Goro Benin
albania Str. Telephon. Drain 1885.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

2oeaIsB etterbert&t.
Reaen beute Na9t unb tpabri9einlit
Spnneritas; tlbIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
@etterberimt.

sar "a stuHosn .nO.uO 7 ubr mOrssns, 1T. espitr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

erIanst-gin Mdbnen obsr Srau fur RitbiIfe i'm
~ Saus. Na4anfraaen
asoa Aef aRinisan etrats.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

~ ~erlanst-a64tn uub Sausmdb4en in fleiuer
~ Somilie. gutter 2obn.
1874 gprb Meribiau Strobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Gbsrmometerffant

Gbsrnometertano.
S5@fs TerIperatur. so @ras
Risbrtafte Ismpsratur. 66 .
%. &. gIbtbe,
SeetIons.D Director.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
TO OPEN NEW PRISON HOSPITAL
VIII BE Established on Prison Farm
for Separation Of Patients.

Atlanta, June lS.--ln order to pro
vide for the separation OF tubercular
convicts from other prisoners, and fur.
nish the most modern scientihc treat.
ment Of tuberculosis, a state hospital
for tuberculosis will be established on
the state prison farm near MIlledge.
willie. This decision was reached by
the state prison board at It's session
Friday and arrangements will be per
iected At once for the new institution,
The widespread prevalence Of the
disease throughout the south has
caused the question 10 be agilat,d for
some time, and In order t. prevent the
spread OF tuberculosis, and e. assist
In the treatment ut tuNoCuIar patiou'S
on the state prison farm, II wa, dvcil.
ed to arrange for the hospital
The patients will be separated from
the rest " the CbuylC's and every
effort will hp made to help those Whu
are already suffering from the effects
Of the disease
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
CONGRESSMAN LESTER
FALLS THRO' SKYLICHT
He Was on Roof of Apartment
House at Washington.
NO HOPE FOR HIS RECOVERY
One Lea Crushed, Shoulder Fractured
and Also internal lnjuries-Mr. Les.
ter Has Represented Savannah Since
Beginning of 51st Congress.

Washington, June 1S.-Cylshin-
through a skylight in the cupola - f,
above the roof Of the history Cairo
Apartment house, on Q street, about
$50 o'clock Friday night, Colonel h
F Lester, -, al representative
from Savannah, Ga, was so badly III.
jurel that he will probably not rycoy.
er from injuries.
In a shower Of breaking glass hi,
body fell 80 feet to the twelfth hJJ.
ami his right leg was mangled, whit.
hi, left leg and left shoulder wer,
fractured, and his head and body were
Gu. and bruised.
After climbing a ladder and ,Quc'2.
ing his body through hole barely
large enough to admit a man, he then
c'aHoi out upon the frai glass wo:.
f. Tie darkness and it gave way U5.
il, weight
Mr., +. X. Moore, who reside, Ga
IL. twelfth floor, had just Iri Oh,
elevator and was passing the i'"a
step, when the body fell a, her t.,.
S., ran into her room and telephone.
+. her husband, who ran t. 'a. o..
s.,a1ce Of Colonel Lester AMI lu V,-
removed to his apartments ol '..
t. floor.
Tie strange accident hiss ~. oD.,
'N.aIncd on account OF the pr,,.
. condition Of the victim, d'..'.-.
r. j, believed by his relatives '.a' 81
-, searching for his two .i.,'o s..'
c!rcA, Lester and Martha Ra. .....
a.. 5,ieyed they were hilil- ,"o.
D." IN The garnet.
Friday after dinner be w.- !. bis
'.H joyal spirit, Chattiu- N.. '..
g. -, of the apartments, ".,.. .'
Do. lived for more than eleNca y'J'-
."nI his seasons in WASHINGTON
l.. condition Saturday morni.- s..
- critical. He had Iapsol h'' ID.
'... BUSINESS ami 1t is stated '..
aces are very much again his ...
C.ry
Nrua Encouragement va, c.,.. .
8 -.' rally during the loren" ' .'
.p,e caused seriou, turn .''
'''-. When aid reached Mr. ..-.'
10 accident, his cGuI'.
lat he could not D. u...
was not until morYi'-
- De carried to his apdg'u...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
To Extend Main Line.

GaincNll'r Ga. juno Is The pcti'
riuu presented - the eft, council by
N. Gainesville Midland Railway COM.
Iluy = extend i's broad gmgu from
%, Iaalu ,iur - iarplrt cotton mills.
dl.IJrcv ~ about mllc-. has h,cr
granted hy lhol bod, thr road viii
10 IN, r,c's AIRY work In cr1.,ug the
scy,uu .'r,tls II vii trav'ru Work
via ,, begun ~ once. Ills h lu
ctmpDGilL 20 the Southern, which
nav la. line ~ road tn thr mills
~ Sew Holland - about ~" frst
Z July a., broad guag" ~ This road
WlIl b, completed from Jefferson -
A,hcrs and Il f. said lh,tc vii then
be tig rKcufalou. direct r-rouah ,o
CAaTiCttuH. 4 G.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
r-e a..s.a PIE A,,,ssn A,.nnan.

MARTA. Ga juts is Df J ~
CtasIufi bas oa sshlslti.u 10 B's u
fra here = tvo hssisi piG aoa u me
pig hal lived q H0aia kAYs pfgvra
~ 20 vaiassls -. as boib - ths
hssas Hf. sell AarglppsG sht sss1
hs48 has i's gwe cas- rgs nDas as3
Ros'a ~ CfasfDfd pore Lass5 iaa
PIG fft.ri V Hsli'iaE . fsFmss Twins
hsqf srsr Ant Dc ~Rs key saty 90.
fay sagsiss sis 5ss4i.is beaded Els o.
30 tffai aafa5sf q till'sgt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
stray sun,, No Mouv. 10, mu,ss,

Atlanta. June - II ynu sappt al a
InHn Ia self defeHse and the bullet
KNvs astray aud Kills another mat.
spu cannot be- held tor murder This
decision was made la the superior
court. criminal division. Fhday. Ia
the csAs ~ VIII Thpmpsob. negro
TAuppaSn Sas arraisard fof the klil
luz ~ Waiter ilardih. another nSEFo.
~ Lane BrJs lamp The aTlisucs
Developed the fact fha, rhoppsyp haI
shsy 81 Wi,l I-akins IN sslf tvfrns-
sud he bullr'. eDlnE astfay. hs1 ALLIED
Hariln Solicitor iill dylt-i tao
case and Thomgsyn ssBt re
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19

Cs,esss ise ~ frHrsr'hna Save
h~Fe - eject f-sf sH ~
ilfsHtff S91tt sn8 ssesFst res
IN 'sr sa sre ast. s7tsGss estsrn
Fftvihess A. b. ~ 'aesaayseljl yss.f
90 a AoEH ~ faTtnK ia s3es - sse
psas3t NJ tsH p~ssao1s Fttfsx -
sxassf 'as fatR'ft zee Cee sea8
ere - tgpe lsfg iase sgsE9 ssiss4s. q,
10 sssssa tsw ssseisaf izssste kts kaas
beea taRsf n :. f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
LOCK TYPE CANAL
FOR THE ISTHMUS
House Votes In Favor Of the
Lock Type,
HOUSE VOTE STOOD no TO 81
Amendment TO This Effect Was Pm
scented by Representative Littauer Of
New Vork-surtOr, Of Ohio, Pre-
scented His Views on Lock Lowell

WI sAtngi On, June lN,-.ln committee
Of thc whole Friday the house, 10y a
vote Of Ito To 81. voted In favor Of
lOcN canal acror, the iStAmus ~ Pan
anna, tAv Amendment t. this effect
being presented by Representative lGl
taucr, Of Now York
Muh mcmhcts at congress sitlug on
the short steps In the dlsles ot tho
house. around the space Ia front or
the scpakcr', desk, with large uom'
hcrship ot the lower branch OF con.
grc,s, VITA the galleries hllrd and with
Mr.. Barton, of onto. pointer In hand
iudiCailus 10y chart, the difference be-
tween sea leScl aud lock catal, the
house presented every appearance ot
the cla,, room II Il great university
Mi Burton gave notice that when
the item IN the ,undry cIvll btu was
reached apptopriatlng upward ~ f25,.
oUppoo he would ash Tor an hour In
which to present his vlcWs GA tho lJck
level type uf Panama canal
NV W '' ''' '"N
'""' :" '"' "'''''' 'I"""'' NV
au'hordup the expenditure III SKA.
0oouOu fpr the Panama canal and
'''"h Wv p''''"'"' '"' ''k"' 7" W
auguratc this movement and carry II
~ q successful conclusion. the type
Wv WI WIN INV P''''"'u' WIN cor
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b'''' J" '"''@' l" shy 10 'h'm' ~"
''"' WIN '"' 'ahAI WIN all 'he speed
you may ana WIN 'h''h"f Dream "a
any, mat W. nav" not J'' made hp our
MINIS VIVA RIM {" canal you Hhall
hoii' q DO pAjn'' - '" al1ptdl
ha''' WIZ nave 900" 10 To" laihmaa
- give 'h'lf beat years ~ their livca
AMI Ih"lf n"ni "Torta. ~ hamper AMI
'm'nitas' tn"m ~ failing ~ decide
'"l' question
70 '"ph r" 81 question b. vi VII
nam" 81 N'sf'a'''pl hf hnfl1n aald
Ian AZ. 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
Wreck Caused BY Nee ls.-.e

York. June lS-A
.. niles from Red Ban.
'0'0ucr Tet,ly ll' ..
into tie CeCila. .
s, EatontOE or NJ.
Nanduser. Of y ~ So.
..r AID 3 score or %.
i-.4red The jar
7--rH was due ~ an rr.-
a. which the Atlantic '.
80 AID that IT, rst..
'.rrugh the neg ..s,a.
White ard Br4kf-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
lie kInsd ~ r,.ln

Nirses. Ia Iahs h 1ryysr cgt
siEGssm aus tIs9fEs f4u s-fv ran
sDsB ~ isaia saa kii.eJ a. 4DrIa1
NlH sssig asf1fsag mJfsla3 hsGA
fsrrEIy hst ss@a ln1iessi ~ 81
grad lagY c.haia Ea4a3 fyf i9,szlis
seat at iian g. bseer5
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
c,rer,.rs VIII Return TO Wor.

..H YORK. June lS-Gr,t'
y .. ell Brotherhood ~
Friday night rs'id,d ~ "-
..'' arrived at between '.r
'. tn1 the master carTcl..'.
.rcinE 10 an end ,hs cary
The men will return
Lay By the agre,w','
t.penters will raise he
ppklyn men from 8
De- lay. and Of the Nlu..'
81 10 $3.50 a day
We. Gale OF the Brook''r d..
20 effect Angus i''h a-
Gale for the Mauha'g- '.
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19

s..ssI. s |s re- sa
.~.s t. asr re sr q 1 fF
r-rs sstr "s AHa<l fs
ts- ass fs 8 ga sAy Are asof 4
paess.s frees - ssszy sgA ~
"a kst arEa :. 4 ssssa ieez eDq
= - ie,. =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
Fatally lnJsrsa BY wa5--

a's5msry. ". Va. Iurs y
es.s 'eli frosn a load Of ftrHh-''
:, -sliepfsc "a. sfstking iks s0'''
'sgassz;nx tnn aaio hlckins a'z.. - 7
-. - -. .'.s.,.,s .sss - bgef,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19

Wilml0r'ou, y. G., june lN--The
federal authorities have obtained per.
mission from llc board uf county com.
mis,iuu,y' q Sew Hanover county t.
have ,'r ',..lug Of Henry Scott taNo
place In ,lc Jail here. Scott Il one
Of the ucero mutIucers who was con.
yiCtcI and sentenced - haug IN the
murder Of The master and four white
members of the crew Of the lltRtrd
sclnouer Byrwlnd which occurred oT
the NorIh Carolina coast last October.
The execution viii De on July 2Ntu.
The United states court meets n"N'
week for lhc purpu-v ~ rrscN'cncinp
Adams and sawyer two others u tho
mu'inccrs who tuk appeal Ia the ~.
prcmo court mud To whom nov trial.
we're d,Hl.d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19

Nss9sFil1s, o. jase - re g8saf.
0l9 etlta - Eflism fs3ysiess eAs "a
tsliY ielsssd ~ tslllss stge . ra.sY
70 FgesEs tls9 Zee 4 eeagt "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-19
BLOOD FLOWS FREELY
IN CITY OF B|ALYSTOK
Massacres Continue Unabated
In CHASTITY Horror.
STREETS ARE CRIMSON IN BLOOD
The Stores and Shops Of the Hebrews
Are Sacked and Many Murders Are
MomentariIy Commltted-The Riot
ing Proceeding Throughout Day

s. Petersburg, June lo-9;ou T. n.
M Niraycr, \ constitution meme.
OF the lower house has received 'Lu
following dts atch from ll.allstoh a.
3.lo o'c,och this mornin,
The riotiug proCeedv. tlrOugIoH.
The day with undated fury, aUl f.,
,'ll continuing with ne signs Of Us
Abatement Il is impossible t. seal
particulars, Of the horror,
Warsaw, June ls.-Tlp lIt,>. mes.
SaSrs received here from Bialyspk
say the sacking Of JEWS house, a"d
Shops accompanied by conflict, IN tIo
streets between the mo- au1 the
troops, continued until late In the
night
Many Jews Poles AID Russians, e.
villains and soldiers wee Killed or
wounded Tho suburb ~ Bolary va.
TO- AL, burned and Gig. streets AT
BaIl,tok were complet ~ sacked
The rIotiuR is said to nave cN'enl.
81 ~ l.apy station, on tho s. rctor..
nurr railroad and % 5 arusiricr sta.
ton on the Sou'hncster. railroad a
ho'h places the Jcwlsh shops were
looted AMI the Jews murdered or
beaten
\ mob devastated the Jewish shop,
In tHr town of CAcrmtyawic. the Hrs'
station pui ~ BialS,'nk on ~, line IA
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
BUCKINGHAM BROUGHT BACK.
After Preliminary Examination on Charge
 of Burglary is Remanded to Jail.

c. l.. Bucking ham, who was brought back to Meua yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Joplin from Neodesha, Kas., where he was arrested last Sunday on q charge of burglarizing the hardware store of w. E. Watkins X Bros, of this city, several months ago, had his examining trial before Squire Sam Fl. Smith this morn ing at 10 o'clock and was bound over in the sum Of 5000 to await the action of the next grand jury. Not being able 10 give bond he was remanded to jail.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
Senator Patterson Says Activity of Corporations in Politics Makes
 the People Helpless.

Washington, June 20.-By vote of 17 to 29 the senate Tuesday voted down an amendment on a street car exten- tion bill providing for franchise tax of 12 per cent on the net earn ings of all corporations in the District of Columbia Senator Patterson made a speech in support of municipal ow- nership of the public utilities. He admitted that there may not be suf1i- cient information to justify the adop- tion of such policy for the govern ment of the capital city, but contend ed that sentiment in favor of that poli- cy is growing throughout the world and he urged that the district should take the lead in reform. He said shat one of the evils attaching to the pri- vate control of the corporations is found in their activity in politics, and referring to conditions in Denver, his home city, he said the corporations are so powerful that the people are helpless He asserted that these cor porations instruments for iniquity," hold the executive committees of both the political parties in grip or iron. The republican committee" he said, lis their pliant tool and the democratic party is even more pliant"
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
Il .RvESTER FIRMS LEAVE THE STATE
Attorney General Rogers Considers Com.
 promise Great Victory for State.
From Arkansas Gazette

From Arkansas Gazette
 Attorney General Robert L.. Rogers and assistants James H. Steavensou and F. c. Fulk returned yesterday morning from Chicago, where they have been in connection with the antitrust suits against the International Harvester Company oi America. They went with the intention of taking testimony to prove that the two companies are trusts, but the cases were compromised Tor S20, 900, without taking judg- ment. It was found that the companies have no property in the state, and had the cases gone on and judgment been rendered, the state would Lave been unable to collect iron the companies, ln- asmuch as the judgments are on penalties and are not collectable in courts of other states. The compromise means that S2o,00O will be paid to the state ct Arkan- sas, and the companies remain ont of business in this state.
 Some time ago the companies withdrew from the state, selling til their properties and realizing jn all securities held here. The com promise means the companies do not wish to come back into Arkansas.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
ACTIVITY H TRONDB)EM
Notables From All Parts of the World Gathering for Haa-
 kon's Coronation.
THE SPECIAL EMBASSIES ARE RECEIVED
Americans Get Cordial Welcome From the king-Ancient Capital ef Norway is Crowded with Visitors and More Arriv- ing Momentariiy-Princ Christian and Henry Have Arrived.

Trondhjem, June 22-The Danish royal yacht Danneborg, with Prince Christian of Denmark, brother of King Haakon, on board, and the steam er Tromp, carrying the special Dutch embassy to the coronation of the king of Norway, entered the harhor early Thursday morning whereupon another loud cannonade awoke the few who remained asleep in the city The sky was overcast and in view of the fact that few drops of rain fell at inter vals, the scientifically inclined insisted that these endless artillery salutes are proving rain makers and will even tually spoil all the pretty decorations of Trondhjem.
 The palace was astir early as it had been planned to receive there the special French, American, Italian Austrian and Dutch embassies in the order named commencing at 9:30 m., befgore the king proceeded to the Danneborg to greet his brother.
 The special American ambassador Charles N Graves, the minister of the United States to Sweden, supported by Major William w. Gibson, military at tache at St. Petersburg and Lieuten- ant Commander John H. Gibbons naval attache at London and attended by the Norwegian officers assigned to after nine. After a brief wait King Haakon received the embassy and gave the Americans cordial vel come, expressing his pleasure at their presence and the most friendly feel ings for the United States. The dip lomatic receptions continued for over an hour. A great crowd gathered i'll front of the palace and watched the arrival and departure of the embassies
 The first vessels of the fleet of ex- cursion steamers are arriving, adding their crowds to the city's and increas- ing the large fleet in the harbor.
 King Haakon boarded the Dannc- borg at II o'clock and welcomed Prince Christian, his brother. When the king reached the ship the German | Henry of Prussia, the special repre- sentative of Emperor William, arrived and there was another salvo of salutes
 King Haakon escorted Prince Chris tian and his suite ashore where a guard of honor was drawn up after which the king went out ot the Prina Adelbert which fired salute in his honor. Prince Henry received tha king and they remained in converse ton for some minutes. The king then returned to shore Prince Henry land. ed early in the afternoon and was given an enthusiastic reception. The arrangements were similar to those of the prince and princess of Wales re. ception. The German prince lunched at the palace with King Haakon, who deferred his formal visit to the Vie toria and Albert.
 William J. Bryan has arrived here to attend the coronation.