davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

- generalmaior Sobn s. @eRon
aisbt TT ieinem Teri4t an bas Ds.
partement In 2uson bic Anresuns. an-
eefi&ts Der ungentaenbett 3abl unb
0uaIttdt Der auf ben pbtlippinsu Der.
tusnbeten pferbe cine OfH3isrs . Dele.
CATION nod auRraItsn au ienben, no.
IelbR e~utsebaute. iebr leiaunssfdbtse
pferbe 3n mdbigsa preiisn srbdltli&
feten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

@epdbIter Eirnotbp s2.a5-2.65.
Orbtndrer BIB gutter Tts,otby sl.6o-L.7I
Rutber 2Iseiamen IS .0o-7.60.
gnslii&er RIeeianen $3.50.
HIfrte 3leefaslen $6.00-8.66
AIfaIfa 9Ieefatten $9.00-l0.00.
&etber 3leeiamen $500.
Sancp 3enhadp gIaasras Sl.b0-l.R
BIaasras n @baf 7be.
GnsIi@es BIausras $l.90.
Dr@arb gras $1.70-l.66.
gaeb Eop IN @baf s1.25-1.76.
Rafer 2ora Ns@l.00.
Amber Su&errobr Sauten x1.00Nl.s6.
&eibes unb geIbes Rom $1.0C-l.a6.
Reb Sob @nftlase $1.10-1.25.
gsu Seas $l.7B.
giQst $1.20 BIB $l.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
@eJoIa0tese9 Ssees

SrifGeS SstnbFef1-@saIs4s esers - 81
So; 9aiise etere e-8ie ; 1kfee Hixba
$50 bB 600 YfaSb 72g:: yssFae &Rts 100
ba $50 pfwab SIC ; SRae B5o BIZ GO pfuxo
g.: Gtier Borherptestd 5ie. 0ess 3htess
otertsl lie, Hisb eseteusateg 10}s, Ntxh
BorberusertsI &c. Rub 8Osberptsstsl &c. xab
osnteroterteI Sc.
SSriI9es 9aIbFet&-&&IoU 10He. 4txtsEs
pierssI 1916, BorberuterteI ehe.
5rf&es e@efFei& - 2asascr ~ RtxxA
Ice /; S9uis sle; 04sxftI l8s; Naas, da4s
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

S:asar Gureb 6@txis1 - Gras nnalttdt:
1870 RfunS l5}: Is Ff,ms l6ae; lo-l2
pfunb l5}: Suette nuaIttdt ; S0-l6 $isxt
&c; IL pfunb 16e {: ID Eimb Lie ; 10
4fanb 1se.
GaItforni4e e@txsen-s bs 8 Pfuab 9ae;
8 BIZ IL 4fanb s3:.
6pe6, gxeI.-0ewdBItsx. 8 b8 10 4hnsb
In Hur&i&nttt, l72e; II ~ IL Yfusb IN
Dur&f&ntH, llae.
0sboEsteI NkxpfsifQ - O4hatsx, yes.
cd. 1lle; N~uSsxfsstea l2T Sknsxt. l6a
9RNkA Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

sSxeses, $Ser $3.50 abs@asss.
psnbIer besatIsx ts!eeRes Hgsts!
sSrtf9e Gier-2oe SeI xrtsxb.
NRAner 1Qc, odtxs (. Txrisa3 - 8-l0',
Gnten 7c, @dnie DC.
Butter - Gountrt. lbe. Srsomeep IS
OIsta 2se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

- Der Mero = Club bon Mnsrita
plant aroBe Wett. uno prObefabrten
nit ben reuefsn unb mooernftsn 2uft.
f4tHsn.
- Cine epssiaIbspsias aus 8usnos
Hirss, Nrgentinisn, mslbet, baB ein
erobss Geuer in ben Sods bafeIbf
tuttbet unb bas gan3e 69ifspeisn be.
brobt!
= Inter Der Nnflase, bon Der 2si&e
Der Satin o.s @si4dftsmanns 6enrp
Briggs tn pafabena Diamanten I'm
Wsrtbs BON $4,000 ssfo6lsn 3u baben,
tuurbs sefsrn tn Stodton. @al., emma
6uuaro, berbaftet.
- I'm cine Wstte bon SIS 3u GEE
tuinnsn. trant anbp 8clo Tn Sbaron.
pa., seff.rn Elm Quart @bistep uno
erfrantte 9lsi9 barauf 10 aefdbrli&.
bob sr trOb Der ibm 3u She'll geuoroe'
usn drstli6en Ollie ftarb.
- gapt. SUTHERLAND, Der bas ame'
ritanii8e @ei9maoer tn ben @ewdhern
bon Sun Domingo befe6list. bat benz
Gtddisbebarteme1t bon Sdn Dominic
miiqeibsiIt, baB BITE Gage In Sau Do
mingO trisbsr ishr ernf III.
-Sn gloora, Soma, if bte 2ei&e
bon 81. Serene BIpoenburgb aussesra.
ben porber. I'm 8emsife bafir 3u fin
ben, bob bic @snannte ermorbet NOR.
ben III. Der angsbIi&e W6roer, e..
9. 9idinfpn, bsfnbet F& In Daft.
- Ct Ran3ler 6arrifon bon Der
uniperRtdt bon Neru Brunswid, Der
elmer Der srfsn DsnRondre Der garne'
sis'f9sn @eIebrten-p enions Stiftung
In Canada NOR. tf In Greberitton. q.
g., nod fur3er 3ranibeit geforben.
= Na& einem beftissn @Ortme&feI
bat Or. %. 9. Sing In Wempbis,
Senn., auf Bopce 8. Cannon. Wit>
def Der @runbsigsntbumsfirma y. 8.
Cannon & Co., sef@oHeu uno ibn
unhri9sinli9 I.bsns ssfdbrli& Der.
muIoet.
- Dor elmer sroBen Msni&enmen9e
b%erabfolgte gefern Nbeao I'm 9apton
Sbsatsr au 8rooiIpn cine Trau Slider
ibrsr Is Sabre alien Sc9ter surs eine
geb6rise Sra@t prtisel. neil bteie o6ne
@rlaubniB aus bar WObnuus ibrer
glterr forteelaufen nar.
- Die Esrruriftsn ba6sn In &uB.
Ianb Elm b~lutbhrftses Wanifsf an ben
Gaarsr berbfentliGt. In benz ssbrobt
miro. i'm uno feline gan3e Sippe In
furasr 3eit 3u ermorosn. DIME @nabe
muKsn ale Geinoe oss Bottles sst6otei
tperbsn; .2sbsn eesen 9eben. Sob &c.
gen 9oo, unb @euaIt eegea GeuaIt,
fet unfere 2ooiung", broben btefelbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

1rfdte nab 0eMais.
Tra9ta
Gepfel 81. 50-S.B PEI 5aS.
8amaneu $l.76--2.25 tetse &l-S1.26.
Gttrpnsn $685. 90 tes &tRs.
Dransem - $4.b0-6.50 pa xife.
DafermeIonen, 12e unb TIC.
gFrf&e, $l.50-2.2s per HuibeI.
GaniaIopes, Toe Bis 81 Der 8uibeI.
gHaumett 81 ~ Bic $3.50 per SuibsI.
girnem, $l.25 per BuibeI.
Neistraaten, &c bas Yfune.
0smRis.
@rine Bobnen-69e Der BufbeI.
saotbe ganben abe pea Dutenb Bua&sS.
G~eIsrY-6oc bis 7bs bic Rife.
Rraut - $3.50 per Eonne.
BIameniobI $1.25 PEI 8ufbeI.
gurfen - 1850 rer Dnatexb.
eaIat - 35lbis 60e PEI BufbeI.
8wiebeln - Motbe uHb wetbe tl.1s per
8funb epamH&e 8ptebsIm Il. go
per Rife.
BeterfIie 16-20e pei Dutexb Dax4eS.
GartoHeIn-$1.B pen Sab.
@abieie iOe per Dt1texb Bun9es
Spinat - SO pet 6ab.
Sfbtartofeln - 8irsinia $S.S6 T; 8altt'
more $2.0v-a.76 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Tas.
tomatoes sOe-76e pei BufbeI.
@rines Rorn, 10e bos Dutsrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
8afe=SaQ.

I. Sic sefrtsen Spiele rsiultirten uie
folgt:
HationaI.2i O.
Rem Dort, 20. Sept.
CRIES SpieI.
Netp Dorf. 20 00224O2*-10
pittsburg 80 20000020-4
gattersen - Wc@innitp unb gres.
naban; gamniB, 2isfislb unb pbslps.
3wettes spiel.
Nep Oorf. % l 0 0 l. 2
pittsburg. ..0003 o. 8
Battsrisn - 6er9uion, Waibstpion
unb grssnaban; pbiuips uno @ibion.
philadelphia, 20. Sept.
philadelphia. 20 100000 l
st Souls. ..411101100- 9
gatterisn - MOfsr. Ridis. Duqsle.
bp, @briff unb SOoin; Wc@lpnn unb
Hoonan.
Bolton. 20. Sept.
Bofon .......O 00O1000*- l
Chicago. 900. 000000000- 0
gattsrisn - pfsfsr uno O'NsiI ;
pfeifer uno Woran.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

00te,
gxgros Se.aufspreHe SmsUstt,ta
e4peixrtdje a0e pei Yfuns s~sxpstutH6es
6~&meberfdie 1se, Htsecxfsa 6ssem 9dss
llA, Rsp Dor! Gbsboarl lle. stsAstts
f@er 2im5urger 13e, Grid i5:o
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
Serrorifen
Seabiidtigem ben 3aren ton eirenl 2nftballun aus
init SDuamitbumben 81 t6bten.

gsrbaride @ruel. = Grbprin; bdm &aHer. = gerhdrfung Der SerrOri'
fenEYartei. ganf6etrhger berbafkt. &irtbidatsfragen pbenan.-
900 yerpnen bihrt ODER berbafet. - gfeue Mea. - sdaurig, wenn
iabr. = gerwurreue Sitnadon. - Srei 8ieienidiHe pom stapd
gtlanfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

vDas S9aufpisI mar 70 fur9tbar,
bob es fi& taum i&tloern ldbt. Die
JamiiienmitsIieoer, fouie gerwanbteu
Der 8erurtbstlten, tparer antueieno unb
He umarmten bic ON @algen bdnsen.
ben Sobten uno MOLTEN iinter lauten
WebiIassn bon Oen2ei&sn nidt laHeu."
Seuti6Ianb.
grbprtn3betm Ratfer
Berlin n, 20. Sept. Sin bbaig
n%nsrtparteter Bsfu9., tpeI&en grbprin3
abclf 3u S&aumburs.2 ippe benz Raj.
fer In BrssIau ubseffattet bat. tuiro auf
bas 2~sbbafteie bsiprO&en. St bat ben
@erti9ter bon risusm Habrung gsgs.
ben, baB Der iunse Tim bisrunb3pan.
3igfen 2sbensiabre febenoe) 5arfens
iohn ais &s9ent bes 6er3o9t6ums
grauni&weig In ausf4t asnommer
let. gntsegen Der befimmten WsrH6e-
rung. bab Der grbprina rli9t als 2an.
oioat In gstra&t au 3tshsn isi, tuirb
aur bod NIT Der Wabri4einIi9tsit GEE
rs&net. Der brauni9weieif9s 2anb.
tag tritt beute 3uiammsn, unb ss tuiro
erwartet, baB bic Grase Der Na9folgs
raf9sfs g~rlsbigung finbsn tuirb.
WieoerIanbe.
Dbenau.
6aas. 20. Sept. Die General
faaten uurbsn bsute er6Hn,t. Die
86ronrsoe, tuel4s BET gr6fnung oss
parlamsnts CUR gsrlsiung fam. bsfabte
R9 bsinabs ausi@lisBli9 nit @sisboor.
lagsu auf benz @ebists Der innsrsn 90.
Ittit. gs tpurbe bsfannt gsgsben, oab
Utabregelrt CUR oauertoen Vermebrung
Der ginnabmsquslsn snttporfsn feien.
Sic umfaHsn sine ginfommsnfsusr.
cine grb6bung Der StsmpslHeusr auf
Bombs unb cine Sabafreaie Stsuer.
Cine &sOifOn oss 3OQtarifs pirb fol.
gen. Die aeeiie auf 3uder uiro bsrub.
gsisbt uno bie auf Spirituoisn srbbbt
tperben.
Cine 0orlags, usl9s bic finansisas
Autonomie Der oFtnoif9sn 2olonisn
ausoebnt. uirb anaefhnoist.
Bantbetrager nerbatet.
Rotttrbam m, 20. Sept. Blanb
ban ben Berg, abnofat unb Director
Der ihbboadnoii9en Banf, III bier per.
baftet tporbsn. gr ioI 9slber In 6bbs
bpm 1924, 900 untsri9lasen babsn.
Die 8antaftien finb infolge bsRsn I'M
100 puntte auf Der beutisen gbris
3u~ridsegangen.
Cuba.
0ertporreneS Situation n.
6apana q, 20. Sept. Die Gage
e.faltet R4 ialimmer. als man erpar.
ten fonnte. Wan gIaubt iebt bier als
gsmein, bob an einem fri.bli&en nus.
glei& amii&en ben beioer frsitenosn
parteten faum au benten III, neil bic
Sniuresntsn feb barauf %beftebsn, bab
bic lsbtsn @ablsn fir anseisbli9 sr.
fldrt tusrbsn. shs He f& auf tpeitsre In.
terbanblungeri sinlafen. unb prdRbsni
paln,a ausoridli9 srtldrt bat, bab Ct
ba3u niemafs feline 3ufimmuns seben
tperbe. Gin pruminstter bisReer Ban.
Tier srtldrte brute. bob bic 5reunbe Der
Rebeler In Netu Dort I'm 8eb.ims,
umfaFeube Dorbereitunsen trefsn, UNI
bic Champagne fortauieben, unb auaen.
blidli9 NIT Der Nusrfifung zines Dam.
pfers su Glibufisratpedsn bef&dftigt
Fnb. Sieier Hampfer bsHnbst f9 I'M
DsIamare, III aber Biz iebt nod niat
entbsdt uorben. Rriegsiecrstdr Saft
uirb, tuie In leitsnben 2reifsn Bier
hberaI anesnommet tuirb. sine iebr
li9uierigs Aufsabe babsn, iuerit er "a
absrnshmen min. Grieben, b.b. bauern.
ben Grieoen, ba fiften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
OetgetDe.

Oetyetoes
Eshea - go. 3 rptber ne, a1f Ss!as
fen. TIC DOR RabIen /; 30. 8 rotp9 67Se
September. 72e; Basexpebsx 69e.
Dei&toru go. 1 wets z9}s 70. 2
metb 1915; 30. 8 weib 4Sle; 80. 1 pdt.
43}e; 20. 2 petb eeuHf@t 49, Ro. Q
wetb senrti9t lSe; 30. 4 wstt isziiq.
47e; 30. 2 seIb 4sfe; Ro- 8 geld at
70. 4 seb 47e; Ro.a ssnriqt 4Ssi
No. 8 aeuii4t 48e 70. 1 semtiet 4 ts.
&pIbex 46c.
1afer - 30. 3 metSer 3lfe: 10. Q rssbs.
84e; 30. 2 0eutf4ter 534e; 70. 8 ssxtais
este.
1o - SO. / aimotbp SIS 90; 90
2, Sl4 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
Hnklane.
N c { u q.

9eIftngors, 90. Sept. -
Wa9osm bic eonfituirenbe Boltsbers
fammlung beinabe rsur Nonate In
Sibung 9swsien if, INN cine Rssie'
runssform fur Jinlanb aus3uarbeiten,
tf isbt Der alte, aus bier 6duiern bee
ffsbsnbe unb felt benz Sabre 1772 Elm.
ssfibrte 2anbtag ftr immsr abse.
I9aHt unb on feline Sts0e stn bur9
ulssmsins @abI gu i@%ufsnoes moosr'
mes parliament getrstsn. Bel Der WabI
Der Witsliebsr bss parIaments finb
Wdnnsr unoiJrausn, bic bas geisbli9
bOrgsi9risbene Sitter errei9t babsn.
slsi9 fimmbere8tiat. Die ftr bas
2anb isbr wi9tiss Wsusrung if cine
JOlge bss bon benz 3arsn tudbrsnb bss
lssten srOBsn .strsits s~sgsbsnsn Der.
fprs&sns.
0erf drfungo Der q errori'
et.Y artei.
g I. petersburg, 20. Stpt.
Die terrorifif9e propasanba tf beoeu.
'tsnb gsftdrft tuorbsn bur9 ben Wisbsr.
anf&Iub beriiog. .fiegenbsn @ruppe"
ans Central omite. gs mar bies
cine btrefte GoIse Der 5inri&tung ibrer
6auDtfhbrsr, baruntsr @labimir Ma.
3uri. Ra9 HnFGt Der Wit9lieber
muB fG In ibrst @sibsn elm @srrdtbsr
bsfunosn baben. NIs fol1en bsrbd9.
tisen fe geien3Of, ben Shbrsr isnsr
Banbs. tuel9el lebtsn Wdr3 ben ganis
raub tn Wosfau ponffbrts. Belenaof
beuertfeaigte. udbreno CT aus Der
S4tpsia nod RuBIanb surtdssbra&t
uurbe, isinei 5luat" auf 10 mpftsrib.
fee Weife, bob BITE Annabme nabe Iiegt,
bts pOli3eiibabe i'm sntwiiden IaHen.
!gerti3tweifeiiOa er H& iest I'm Saupt.
quarter Der Woslausr @sbeimpolis.i
psrfsdt balten.
900 perfonen nifttirt
Dber berhaftet.
Barf9,a u, 20. Sept. Das &c.
rti9t. baB tn ben WsrtFdttsn elmer bier
I'm 8au bssrifenen 1euen Bride sins
geheime rebolutiondre Sruderei por.
baroet, iet. fibrte seferu Wa9mittas
gu auberorbentIi9en Wabrsssln.
ss9s gatailons Snfantsris, feds
S&mabronen Rabanerie unb atpsi Bat
tsrisu Irtiasris nabmsrl gsHb bon BET
ben rfsrn beriWei9fet In Der Na@bar.
i9aft Der 8rhde. & Bier 9ancnenboote
bra9ten ben 5lubberfebr gum 6til.
ffanb unb ri9tster gelabsns @ei9hbs
ssssn BITE pters, pd9reno OffBiere uno
6olbaten biel 2ofalitdt gerau bur9.
fu9tsn uno EWai&intfen, Arbetter,
8cotsleuts, Slider unb Weuobner bon
Ra9burbduiern berbaftetsn. Jnsge'
iammt tpurbsn 900 psrionsrl piRtiri
ober berbaftet.
Sapan.
Barb or DE O rdueI.
Sotto, 90. Sept. Webrere ia,
panii&e gldtter babsn protsfe ibrs,
2orreIponbenten In Rorea gesers oi
barbarii8en bfentIi9sn 6inri&tunaer
bon Roreanera bur& bis iapuniiGe re
sisrung In ienem 2anbe berbHentIi9t
Der vWaint&t" brinat, nit pbotosra
pbt9en AbbiIbunsen, betatuirte Be
r}nfe fYber HE HinYinfunn bnr AZ On
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

SnbtanapsIB GaHeesBseie
OeuobnI. BIB gutter l0-lss; Srtr,s bi
wdblter A-1se SaneY 8af-8ss. eeIkss
Deuou 10 BIB 22e. Sapa $3.50.
Sx pa6etsx:
Nstoia $l5.75. atom s1t.25, Ssrfss sIt 90
SaracaB ia. 30. Diuportb3 ia. 80, nxts
Sosa Biexb $500 GEtnas Saba BIenS
1875, Durica $l5.76.
8u6er-Do'utnoes TITO Gtidtu6ss 8 "a
suIuertHrter 6.62e; XIII tuIpsstTrtg S.s7s,
fetxer srssultrter 6.s2e; Gubes 6.77e; sus,
'sctioxers' u 6.37e;~ yibseuooS 4 6.12s; ssbs
stS Z b.o2e; errptre IA. s7e; SbsaI ssssa
8oIoex 8 4.S2s NtRbfor ertsa 8 L8s,,
Rtssepoob g l.sae; aeIber 9 8: ne; Is gel,
her At.
MHe-BrasiI nea lie BIB lac; StIberts IL
RambeIm IA; wet&i@aItse aaxbeIx LIZ,
Sorban RanbeIR l5e; Reaxfti Dc bB Sac,
ser6fete 7e bis &C.; gnsIif&e BaIsaHs e}t.
etarte-4earI, 8}e, Gbaurpiox SLOT / xza
Q RhrnS Radete s. 3orx. l Rft. Fafss,
4H-ofs
RidIes-2400 Ia, Sat 70 |; 1900 TIA Sat
s7.bo: 1900 tai SaIbfas Sl.50; 500 ta Sas
$3.50.
4fRs-Raa 40 Oh. zsf). Tas, e. IL per
0d1oRe.
Setro6nete Tri@te-AepfeI, an ber eoss
setrodnet. Sc; Sobanxesbseres o. bts sKs;
gtrox Ice BIB zoe; Rofxex, q Grpux, PSI
Rtuxb. 7s 9 Growx 7}e, 4 groux us laos
u~seafreie stsbts 9e. GaItforxia &aseattI 7kei
Guiana s}s. tatpsvttrte euItaxa lie bs l2f.
California xprtfofen Sc bts 12e.
Ganbp-6Kr etanssu semii9t u; 9tps
esr seumi&t "a; Banner 5wtf Sc; Srsss
1oxbons lie; &c. 2 greau, oeuai9t 1o<
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
0pblea.

0Dhle9.
Ican
xxtbraete (ane @r5SenD. 7.2b
Hou9Ioie 2irIrp. $50
Rau9Ieie-Shoveled 500
Hau&Ioie geine Stun .............. 4.b0
0d1theu 6.00
Ulobeor0..s........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LEO
Sa6fon IDbte] B 90
3anGwtd ......... .... 40
HttStur 4 Is
Napraorb ettp $50
@tnttreo 4 20
3o6hss SaHe1.."......-...~......... 400
Suhrte ........... AIS
Dr@u 0Iod..-"."..-.............- $50
Wariban-2um~.. -. 90
SIS
0eeen unb euDtpan 60. ....... $50
Green rnb SuIIipan 60. shatI-.... s.sb
elad-Sadiox, Btttsturs, D. Hrp.,is %
Snbt9sa...... --~. 400
&. @reef 9oter................-..... Ats
&Inxpen . Got ........ Soc
89Iet1est9 God. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
8elgien.
g 4aurig, b b O {.

e 1aurig, DenntDa I.
BsaffeI, 20. Sept. Nus st.
Petersburg if BIER bic Wa9ri9t sinse'
troHen, bob Der Gar NIT feinsr Gamilie
fiur besbalb cine grholungsreife mad
ben finnii9sn @ewdHsrn tinisrnabm,
neil bic RspOlutiondre sebrobt hatten,
baB fs bon sinern Isnfbarsn 2ufif9iH
aus Bomben tn ben palai bss 3aren
tperfstl MOLTEN. Sic folsn bas S9iff
tn Dsuti9lano gefauft babsn uno bort
aur genubung Bet Der erfsn Ra ibnsn
bistenoen gtinfigen 8eIsgenbsit In Be-
reiti9aft baltsn. GO bsibt, baB Der
Gar un6 @robftirf @labimtr bon ID.
men als bic nd9fen Opfer auserisbsn
tporbsn fno.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20
FRANCE EARNEST.
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(Continued from First Page) ed by the Venezuelan government. This is regarded as a very serious phase of the situation and will be thoroughly in- vestigated by MT. Russell. Care also will be taken to insure the delivery without Interrogation, of all dispatches to MT. Russell.
 One dispatch sent MT. Russell last Sunday had not been delivered to him up to the time the last dispatch was sent by him to the state department. This is being inquired into by the de- partment. The latest information re- ceived from MT. Russell came in a dis patch sent yesterday, and the facts 1t contained were communicated to the French ambassador this afternoon.
 Whether the French squadron will content itself for the present with q peaceful blockade or will go to the ex tent of seizing a custom house is not known. Should the latter step be taken it is probable that a neutral power would be asked to receive all customs dues collected, that the powers having claims against Venezuela which are now undergoing settlement may not be made anxious by the French demon- stration.
 It can be announced that French demonstration in Venezuelan waters under the circumstances will be viewed here with complacence.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20
TWO ALARlMs-No FIRE.


 There was quite scare in the vioin- ity of 57 Garden street last night at
 5;45 p. m. A lamp exploded in the attic room of the house owned by Ed- ward Molloy and occupied by Mrs. E. P. Sperry at the above number. The lamp was quickly thrown out of the window. John Dwyer, the grocer at the corner of Edward avenue and Day street saw the lamp explode in the room, and running to the nearest fire alarm box sent in the alarm. Not hear Ing the fire bell ring, he thought the alarm had failed and pulled the hook a second time, thus sending in sec- ond alarm. When the fire companies got there, they found no work to be done. There was no damage except the lamp.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20
YALE MAITLAND CLUB

Of Yale Law School-Connecticut Stu
 dents Will Rule the Club During the Winter Term.
 AS is usual, the election of officers of the Yale Wayland club was very hotly contested The nominating speeches were long and eloquent oratorical eff forts The following men were elected to serve during the next three months:
 President-George F. Mara 'O6, of Bridgeport, Conn.
 Vice President-Robert G. Starr '07 Stamford Conn.
 secrstary-A. Fremont Blanchard 'OS Meriden, Conn.
 Treasurer William Macdonald '06 Hatfield, Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20
A GREAT SUCCESS.

Large and Appreciative Audience at
 Foy Auditorium to Witness Cricket
 on the Hearth by High School Cast.
 Foy auditorium was crowded to it's limit last evening with an appreciative throng, which gathered to witness the production of Dickens Cricket on the Hearth by a High school cast. The play was well received and much praise was heard on all sides. The careful training of Professor Wetzel was very evident.
 The play was given for the benefit of the school fund, and handsome sum was netted. Music was by the university orchestra.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20
TALES ATHLETIC MONEYS
And the Growth of the Secret Fund tc
 S1OO,OOO.


 President Hadley yesterday declined l to discuss an article which appeared 1 in Thursday nights New York Evening Post regarding the working of Yale's athletic system and finances as also did Walter Camp and Clarence Dem ing, The Posts interview with Mr. MT. Camp was as follows:
 c. MT. Camp. where do the various | athletic salaries appear in your report, 10 salaries being entered as such any where? A. The salary of Kennedy | (boating coach) is included in "mainte- nance of the boathouse." My own salary and that of Murphy (athletic trainer) are included in maintenance of the field"
 1 Q. Mir. Camp, under what head have been entered the expenses of Hogan and Murphy on the trip to Cuba for the health of the latter?' A. Under the 1 head of miscellaneous
 | 0. Is it true that athletes at Yale have had expenses for private tutoring | to make up scholarship paid for from athletic funds? A. It is true.
 I Q. Under what head do such tltorial payments appear in the athletic ac- counts? A. think under the head of maintenance"
 In these facts, thus frankly disclosed 7 to the public-it is possible that Yale men have known about them all along ! Henry Beach Needham, who exploited | Captain Hogan's cigarette industry and | sundry similar athletic gratis for Me Clure's magazine, would have reveled.
 To the presence in the reserve fund of the $96, 323 already noted, it develope that the extra large surplus of this year will add nearly $30,000. From the New Haven viewpoint, all the securitie bought by MT. Camp, In which the fund is invested, are of high class. To the fund is obviously to be added interest for the year past--S4,000, at very con- servative estimate-as well as the sur- plus for the present athletic year cer- tain to be very large, and not less than $50, ,0O0-probably considerably more, in view of the great receipts from foot ball last autumn. The actual fund al- most beyond doubt thus largely ex ceeds $1S0O00. The investment account shows that during twelve years sums ranging from $1,2S1 to $34,616 were in- vested annually the latter sum in 1903-O4. Mir Camp stated that except for few minor advances subsequently, repaid, there had been no charges against the fund, and he assented tc the request of the Evening Post core spondent for an early opportunity tc examine the books.
 Last evenings Hartford Times re.
 marks on the subject: Tt is surprising to see how few newspapers remember
 the publication several months ago oi the existence of the large athletic fund accumulated at Yale. At that time Clarence Deming told the whole story in substance, and protested against the secrecy which had been observed. Now
 the story is told again with some addi-
 tional details, and seems to be general ly received as absolutely new. Walter Camp has published a statement of the fund and MT, Deming has printed ar additional article including interviews with the members of the investment
 committee. It is well to premise thai
 there is no thought of any Improper
 purpose in the secrecy which was ob served, or of any benefit to MT, Camp,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20

Trinity Church (third Sunday after Trinity9.-S a. m, holy communion; lO:30 a. m, morning prayer and sermon by Rev. Charles Q. Scoville; 7:30 ?. m., evening. prayer and special musical ser vice, without sermon, Thursday, con- version of St. Paul. il a. m, holy conn munion.
 United Church (North church on the Green l--Morning worship at 1O:30. Ser mon by the pastor, Rev. Artemas J. Haynes As many of our members were absent on Hospital Sunday on ac- count of the weather, those who desire to contribute to that cause can send their contributions to w. ]. Weld.
 Plymouth Church--The Rev. William ". McLane, D. D., pastor.-Diyine wor- ship and sermon at 10;30 and 7:30; Sum day school at 12; young peoples meet ing at 6:30.
 Trinity M. E Church Dwight Place tor Morning worship at 10:30 with ser mon on Two Theories of Living;' kim dergarten at the same hour Sunday school at noon; Epworth league meet ing at 6:S0. Evening worship at 7:30, with. sermon on Divine Companion ship"
 Davenport Church, Wooster Square, Rev. l.. B. Penney, of Mantle, will con- duct the morning service and give a stereopticon talk on Italy and Our l Italians in the evening. Sunday school at noon; Y. F. s. c. F. at 630 D. m. Boys League meets on Thursday even- ! ing. D
 Calvary Baptist Church. .--1OsO a. m, public worship, with preaching by the ! Rev. James Grant; 10:30 a. m, kinder I garten class of Bible school; 12 m, Bible school-a cordial welcome for new scholars; 12 m., youn gmen's class; 1:3O p. rrl.,. Chinese department of the Bible school; S:S0 p. m. Junior Endeavor meeting; 430 p. nl mission department l of the Bible school; 6:30 D. m, Y. P. $. c. II. prayer meeting: topic, Lessons from the Boyhood of Christi Luke 2, 40-50; 7:S0 p. m, evening worship, with preaching by the Rev. James Grant; p. m., gospel meeting of Chinese mis- sion at 150 Elm street.
 Dwight Place Congregational Church | Rev. William White Leete, D. D., | pastor. .--10:30 a, m. and 7:30 D, m, pub lio worship and preaching; 12 nj, Bible school; 6:3O p. m, Y. P s. c. H. Md week service Tuesday evening.