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New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
COTTON EXCHANGE ALTERATIONS.

Extensive alterations have been made on the
trading floor OF the Cotton Exchange since the ex-
change was closed for the Easter holidays extend
ing from last Friday to yesterday inclusive new
hardwood floor has been laid. the trading pit
has been enlarged and hardwood ring placed
around # instead Of the brass ring which has
heretofore served. The blacKboards have bean
moved ana can no longer be seen from the main
entrance or the gallery, result being that no
bucket shop runners will in future able fn taIt
down quotations. ,uade at the exchange
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Dainty lingerie is always in demand No woman
ever yet possessed too large a supply and none
ever yet failed 10 be fascinated by some new and
pretty model The corset cover Illustrated IS essen
tialy dainty and shapely just full enough TO allow
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
FROM CIRCUS TO REVIVAL.
Hippodrome Booked for Salvation Army In
ternational Congress.

Binghamton' N Y. April 16.-NIiss Evangelins
Booth. commander OF the Salvation ARMY In the
United States. made TO The Binghamton Press,
to-day the first public announcement OF the fact
that tho international Salvation Army Copsras.
will be held in the Hippodrome, New York iron,
May II 70 16
'T believe this is the first time" said Miss Root,
that religious body has ever made an atter,rt
TO hold a meeting there. L shall speak and hops
my voice can be heard all over the place f'
Although the New York newspapers have haar
after me for an announcement about the congress-
this is the first have made"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
PROMOTES GENERAL CORBIN.
President Nominates Him To Be Lieutenant
General

Washington. April 16.-The President to-day
sent the nomination OF Major General Henry c.
Corbin 10 be Lieutenant General to the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
PATRoLMEN's EXAMINATIONS

The medical and physical exan'''''',s '.s,,,su
thousand applicants for places as par. ~
to-day IN the Criminal Courts BulSi"ss -, d
hundred men will be examined eaGn 'isons
list Is finished. The mental eNstiiiii''
held In several months
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
STANDARD OIL RAISES PRICES

cleveland Apri 1o--rhe Standard OIL Company to-
day announced an additional advance IN the nr,ca
OF refined oil and gasoiene OF half a cent a gallon
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

Alfonso Grillo. Salvatore b, Puma. Alfonso Puma.
and Pietro Lotto were held In 500 bail each by the
coroner on the charge OF being implicated I'm the
murder of Antonio Grillo of No l2S Cherry streat
early yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

Local members OF the Psi UpslIon fraternity
win hold a dinner and smoker Tomorrow nigb. =.
Reisenweber's. Informal speeches will be mada ~,
prominent members e pS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
GLE4NINGS.

"If our nation wishes to embark in the bus-
ness Of making nervous wrecks of it's citizens it
could not accomplish this end any more effec-
lively than by this method Of placing children
of tender years under such regime as I have
outlined" is the emphatic manner in which Dr.
De Witt G. Wilcox of Buffalo. retiring president
Of the Homeopathic State Medical Society. sum-
med ND his antIpathy to the present system on
which the public schools run. One reason,
according to DIR. Wilcox, why nervous wrecks
are a fruit of the American public school is that
the teacher has no option, no latitude in her
handling of her children. 'She is part Of a
TO the teacher in the next higher grade at such
a time. The fact that she may have sensitive,
nervous cildren, who wilt under the machine
regime is OF no consequence; her predecessor
aid IL and she must do it,"
Inside an Old Ladies' Home is the somewhat
depressing title OF equally depressing ar
ticle in a recent number of THE Independent"
Physical comfort indeed is found in this institu-
rooms with all the trash so dear to the average
feminine heart. But a subtle atmosphere Of
restraint peryades the places. The matron,
taking all things into consideration is the right
woman in the right place. but she fails to recog-
niZe the nicer points in the making up of the
lives of women Of real refinement" The meals
are plentiful in quantity. but do not exactly
suit a delicately nurtured taste" The table
furnishings are Of the plainest and the thick
stone china is 'abhorrent to the dainty soul"
Dessert is a rarity and fruit appears only now
and then. But most depressing OF all ia the
constant association with the old and failing.
the deaf and half blind" 1t is hard" concludes
the writer, Ito settle down To Old age with only
a respectable funeral its nnis at the end OF
few or many years spent In an old ladies home." !"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

At the Hippodrome 1t was said last night that
arrangements had been made for a revival meet
ing there on May Is. Nothing was known as 10
the report that the International Salvation Army
Congress is TO be held there from May II to Is
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

The class of 81 of the College of the City Of New
YORK VIII ceieorate IT'S twenty-hfth anniversary
with dinner at the Waldorf ON Tburada,, ,,,,h+
Ex-Judge w NJ X Olcott will be toastmaster- and
among the speakers will be Albert IUn,anr a,,tho
OF "A Landmark History OF New York".' Dr ~
w. Still the Rev Daniel H. Martin oS NaJroi- =:
Robert y. Kenyon. DR.. George II. Iockwnod ava ~,
Wenman '"u EAi'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

The second annual dinner of the real estate
classes OF the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association will be held this evening at Reisen-
weber,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Emanuel Brodisi. for many years secret service
agent In the employ of the italian government
was sentenced yesterday to eight years in prison
Broadway. ' ~ w. 'O'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
The Week in SOCietV

Those who attended the reception
given last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
c. c. Phillips in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Stevens, who is visiting her from
London, We're brought to the full real
ization that the active social season
has really begun, for seldom in it's his
tory has Lewiston's society opened the
season by such a brilliant event. Dur
ing the entire season Lewiston society
will not enjoy an event of greater
prominence.
The elegant Phillips home on Pros
pect avenue was open for the recep-
ton of guests during the hours from
to in the afternoon. Mrs. Phillips
was assisted by Miss Kettenbach, Mrs.
w. F. Kettenbach and Mrs d Nc
Gilvery
Miss Norma Vollmer served ice in
the parlor. Mrs. l. NJ Binnard pre-
sided at the tea table In the library.
Waters, sweets and bonbons were also
served.
The Phillips home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Flowers
principally We're used, but they were
scattered through the spacious rooms
in profusion. Behind a bank of ferns
and plants, hidden from the view of
the guests, a string orchestra dis
cursed sweet music. A large number
of friends had been invited and many
responded to the invitations. Mrs.
Stevens will be the guest of her daugh-
ter for several months.
Faculty and students at the Normal
school Will combine in their efforts to
make the Halloween party to be held
in the main auditorium Halloween eve
one of the browning social events Of
the season. Elaborate plans are being
made. The Halloween idea will be
carried out in its entirety. The invited
guests will be asked to make their
costumes conform to the Halloween
idea. The decorations and the lights
will be arranged in a weird manner,
planning to convey to the guests full
suggestion of the superstition on which
this occasion is based. Each member
of the faculty and committees from
the student body will have given tasks
to perform In order that the arrange
ments may be complete in every detail.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

1t is ten opening of the social life al
the Normal school this year and its
success will assure keen interest or
the part of the Normal students in
their social life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

Telephone Main 1ss 3e3
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

Finest Cate in Idaho
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

r l. SPlkER, PRES. AND MGR.
MACHINERY AND FARM lMPLE.
MENTS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

The best IS none too good at Tho
BoIIinger
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

The Anvil club held it's regular
weekly meeting this week with Mrs.
Ralston Vollmer at her home in
Charleston
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

1t is ten opening of the social life at
the Normal school this year and its
success will assure keen interest on
the part of the Normal students in
their social life
The women of the Twentieth Gen.
fury club will open their season of ac-
tive work by social session next
Monday at the home Of Mrs. l. n.
Smith, president.
The opening meeting of the club Is
one of the most important of the year,
as the addresses of the officers usually
take up the line of work to be carried
out during the season.
The plan is for the officers of the
club TO entertain the members present
on opening day, as no program has
been arranged.
The work of the club this year is TO
vary from that of any past season. In
the past the work has only bee along
literary lines. This season the ladies
Of this club will take up outside work,
which will benefit the city of Lewis
ton. They already have plans which
they will carry out, but are giving out
no farther information than that they
expect to do something for the city's
good
The members of the womens clubs
in the city had pleasant meeting last
Wednesday morning at the Normal
school, when in a body they turned
out to hear the address of Miss Aurelia
Henry on Schools That l Saw in
Europe" The ladies feel that they are
especially interested in the topics dis
cussed by Miss Henry and the meeting
was thoroughly enjoyed.
The ladies of the republican club
are making elaborate preparations for
the decoration of the Temple theater
on next Monday night when the Hon.
W. E. Borah will address the people
of Lewiston. The club has taken up
| the work of making the hall attractive
| and will decorate with national colors
and ported plants.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
California
Wine House

Wholesale and retail wines, liquors
wines and liquors for family or me-
dicinal use. Agents for Val Blatz
Milwaukee beer. All goods delivered
to any part of the city OF Charleston.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

e4uItern-Qxoi. gursh, Ie BIZ 90 RtuxA
TN Dar9f4nst+, Ice; 10 afuxs Sur@,4xst.
lie, 10 Biz IL Bft6b Ice.
Osp66eItes S@wetxsfetia - sxo1exgo5sS
0g.ep Big s26. 90: 3Iarss sssas $500; Saxs
Ip 5000; eeort GIsGx 1850; Enruf
zig. 90.
Rirffe gerdu4erts Bratuura 9e.
6raatfurter 72e; Sotossa IN Eaxlsz 73t To
fr6 SIC.
SpeG-2Iare getisx. 30 ts 20 9hrxh I'm
DurGi9nttt. 1sKe; Mars esisss. 10 BIZ 80
pfunS. l2ie; aiars DeEseB. s5 be 90 3tuHb
DC; Ia BIB Q +fS., i8e; II bts 10 Rfurb.
l4e; 4Iere Slides, 3 BIZ GO Sisxb. l2te:
Rides IL bts ls Nf,xb l2t; xsss sssn6sxs
bts 8 Rfunb, las
GrahfSf'S pef-gI0res gxaits Sxssb zoe
seudbIter euear Gursh zoe. e-.7 Efrzh tu
Durti8nttt TIC 9 BIB , Eipxh ha Srr@s
i4nitt lee; 10 BIB 10 Ftuxb tz Esu@f@xtH
l5e; 6Nanb tn Sus9i9xttt. f&rtal. 13tt.
9 RfIsh TN Snr4i&xtt. f3saal. 49,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Maerlst fleime 9epei@em.
10. Oftober.

- gr. Senator @odrea bon MiI-
iouri liegt tn Jolge bon ueberarbeitung
unb on einem 6er3leiben ertrantt In
isinsr W~aibinstoner @Obnung oarnie=
Der.
- S6eile bon prdRbsnt &oofebelrs
BUD vSbe Winning Of TIE Weh" Rnb
tn beutider ue~berisbung unter benz 6t'
tel SIN Rsi9s Der 6intermdloler" ers
fhienen.
- Sn Der Ndbe BON Ola. Rublanb,
paifirte bsute auf Der Wosfausa ursf>
giienbabn Elm Babnunslid, bet BEN
tiber bunbert psrionen set6otet Ober
f9per berIsbt tpuroen.
- Die Mrso e&ifs-@ eienf&aft BON
Datum, SranstautaRsn, bat cine
Dampferlinie fur ben Bsrfebr 3wi.
i9en benz S4mar3en Weer uno ameri'
tanii9en 6dfsn erridtet.
- Die Banf bon 3udermann &
Co., In 8urin, Stalien. meloete beute
i6re1 Bancroft an. Die S4uloen
oeriel6sn bsIaufen HID auf ungefdbr
81, 200, 600, BET einem 9erinsen Baar.
selo-8 efanoe.
- Sn 2ima, g., III Jrau Clinton
Brpar NIT tbrem jwet Sabre altea
Gobn unb a9t Monate altem 8abp In
ibrem 6auie BET sinem 8ranbs, tuel4er
bur9 eine @afolineTpIoHon %entfanoen
iein ioa, um's 2eben setommen.
- Die Anton Bantius & Erua
@omp. In Waibinston. o. g., eine
3Iwsigbant Der Anton Banting &
sruf @omp. bon Butte, Wont., uuroe
reuts auf Mnueiiung he's Bant'Ron'
trolsrs 3obsrt 2pons SidloRen. Die
DECENTRALIZATION berielben bstrasen
1923, 943.
- Sn 2onbon, 0p.. III Elm gan3es
6dufsrgebiert bur& etne Geuersbruna
,erf6rt tporben. Das @ountp SEEDING
nib fonnte nur nit Wi6e eeretten wer.
ben, naGbem man ote @efangsnsn
glidli1 tn Si&erbeit gebra4t bate.
Der S9aben betrdgt 500, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
0etxetos

Bstex - 30. Q rptber 733c, at -. j.
fen. Tic pom 3I6Ien ; 70. 8 rotsn 71}e.
OCTOBER, 733c; E~asexpesssx 7Rc
NeIi9forn - SO. l uetb z7} sa q
psts 47Ac; SO. 8 wets 47S. 70. 4 psts.
46ie; 70. Q wetS oeu.f3t Att 20. 8
wetb senatf4t t7fe; &c. 4 pns sse. q.
46e; 10 3 seIb Ate 20 : sslt at
40. 4 seb 46e; &c. . sent'0t <7} 1.
70. 8 asuii&t I7fe; 70. 4 gsuu.ist ~
apIbex les.
easr 20. 3 petser 36le: 10. 0 rsts ..
85e; 30. Q 0entf4ter 34}c; SO, n sa~
04c.
1n - 30. / atmotbs els 90. 10
3. $14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

drit4ss &inhFeF&-bBeRIt4s 0tiers - ct
8ae; bssfise Stiere et-s3s ; ltsRes Nixba
$50 BIB 200 Rfuab 72s; : bsefse &R4s zoo
bts $50 %fanb 5}e xRbs 6S6 % 60 4imsh
g.; Stisr Borberutertd 6le, 0ttg ehtsb
ncrtei lie, Ntsb 3txtsYisytsI 102s, Ntxb
BorosrriertsI Dc, Rub SorherssssteI Oh, nd
nt~utsrbierteI Sc.
,frii1es RaIbfeii@-&dIhsr 1oKss psxtss'
uIerteI 1876, Horeeruss.teI exc.
SrtiGes G9Gffea@ Sdnzaey pes $trxe
l2s /; 19afe S2e; S4sxid l8e; 0ods hna,
I4e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
e6Mereten

@epabIter Ttmotbp ~s2.2s-2.85.
Orotndrer BIB gutter Tia1otbp sl.5o-L7I
Rutber 2Ieeiame,, 80 .0o-7.60.
gnslii&er 2Ieeiarren $3.50
AIibfe 8Ieeiarte, $s.0O-S.1
AIfaIfa 8~Ieeiarnen Sc. 00-10.00.
Hetber 9~leeiar1en $500.
Sancb 3entudp 8Iaasras s1.b0--l.U
DIaasras IN @baH 7be.
gnsIii@es 8Iausras $3.50.
Dr&arb @ras 81. 70-1.s6.
Reo COP IN Gbaf $1.96-l.76.
Rafer Rom We-$l.00.
Hmber Suserrobr Santen s1.00-l.as.
Deibes unb geIbes Rom $1.0c-l.S6.
Sseb Sob GuftIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
giuet 81 30 bic $l.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20


ErR4ta
HepfsI = 81 .bO-3.5o per Sob.
Granberries So 90 per So
Nananen $1!76-2.26 /: tIstxe 4l-S1.25.
Gttrpnsn ~$8.60-700 bS &sHs.
Dransen - 100000 bs &tke.
NFrf&e, $1.7S-2.s0 per BuibeI.
california BFaumer, 81 70 bic Rife:
Birnen, $1.bo-2 30 per Sab.
Deistrauben, $l5-$l7 bunbert Sorbe.
4erfimmona, 9 c bic Rife.
NaHermeIonen, l2e unb zoe.
0smRis.
griine Bobnen-$ pr Gab.
Rotbe 3Hiben 2be pet Duteno DunTes.
GeIerp-$ $3.50 bic Bog.
Rraut - 50 $40 per Eomne.
ElumeniobI $1.25 b9 WuibeI.
gaIat - SOC PER BufbeI.
SwiebeIn Rotbe uxb wetse t1.00 big
ST. 80 per SAB epanti&e 8wtebeIn 81 60
per Rite.
BeteriIie 1850 per Dsa&sxb Hax4ss.
RartoHeIn-$l.7B per GoS.
Nabteie I0c per DuRexh Bun@eS,
sibiartofeIn - Btrstnta e8.25 Baltic
more s3.0--8.B; Serie4 $500 = s4.00
ger Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

Sugar Gureb SGtxtex - 9yfs nnaIstat:
1870 pfanb Ia: Ii Yfsxb l62e; l0-l1
pfunb l6a: Smeite GaaItt6t ! Sole 1fexb
&c; IL pfunb lie ; u 3tmh 16s ; 10
pfunb 16e.
gaItfornii@s eNtxien-S bS 8 Bhsnb 9is:
Q Bis ID 4fsnb S3e.
epe6, gRsI. -0eudbIt9, 8 ID 10 $tsxl
lm Dur&i&nitt. 17}e; IL bH II $faab tn
Dur&i&nttt, lax.
0eh6rrte8 WHxhRsi9 - 00hassxs sss
Gsts, lac; Aabsaisttea 12e; Sbns&d. l63
0a0@eI Ice.
S@mab = N xteseeB-l. nnaI. lie; g.
nustd4 l0lS 9. OxaIHM l0{e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

SnSianapslts RaHeesBxHe
0esobnI. BIB gutter l0-12e; srtssa Bic 80
ndblter 1A-16e : Sanes 8ak-S8s, soress
Deuow ID bts 22e. Sapa 28-32e.
S1 8oGetsH:
Hstofa SIS. 70. sion 81 t.25, Seriep SIS 90
Saracas el4.6 Dtuportb1 III 10, EziA
Sesa Blexs $500, GIinar Saba sIenh
$3.50, Otrica $751;.
Sa6sr-Domsnoes 7.e7e; sti6.rde. s.Ia
yuluerifrter 6.62e: xzxa puIprtRstw S.b7,.
fesxer ~srasultrter 6.s2e; Gnbes 6.s7e; Sons
i~settoHers' ab.s7S RtSssuoob U 6.02s; Sss
sS i 4.92e; ourYtre IA. Ste: SsssI sytss
ooISex 8 4.62e BSxbfer estEa 9 I'll,
%ssepoob 6 l.7ae; seIber 9 5:s2s: Is osl,
bee 4.47.
SetroGnete Sri4ts--AepfsI. on Der sosx,
setrodnst. Sc; Sobanmesbeerex &c tts 8 Sci
gttrox lie BID zoe; Nofxes. q Groux. PEI
Rfunb. 7s. Q erowx 72e. 4 Srows 7ss 'as.
uiexfreie "etB Ok. California Nlscatsl gks;
euItana s2e. turpostirte euItaxa lie bu o.,
9aIiforn!a Qprttoien 81 Biz lac,
effo-Raa go OF. Sef), Sat. e. 10 per
0aHoxe.
4i6IeS-2400 I'm Tas % ; 1900 ta Sst
T.bo: 1900 tm 3aIbfab $3.50; 200 !z Sat
$3.50.
etdrse-RearI. 8&e. GbGrspton 9Ioa, I sss
8 Rhanb Radete 8. 3orx. l 8fb. Esfs4s,
lK-6fe.
Ganop-6Ke etansen seutf9t 7; oros
esr oenati&t c; Banner Twta Sc; 9rssx
Bonbons lie; go. Q Cream eeraf@i 10s.
R&He-DrasiI nea lie bts lac; Euberis -
NanbeIn IA; wei9f&aItse EaxbsIx l6f,
Sorban RanseIa l6e; RsaxttB b Dis Bss
ser6fete 7e bs &c: GnsIi4s Slalx6Hs e}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
SentimInn0.
inigungn nod mbgIi9.

Wv we
DfffeIbprf, 10. Ottober =
Der Worfanb Der bsr9bauli1en @er-
eine bes Rubraebietes, usl9er In Glen
tagte, urt tibsr bic Goroerungen Der
Bergarbeiter, unter msldsn bic
finf3ebn proasnti9s 2obnsrbbbung
obenan ffebt, 3u beratbsn, BOT ablsb.
rsno entidtebsn. gr motibirt ois 3u=
riifpeiIun9 beg 0erlangens Der 2obn.
erb6bung ein9e6enb. Snbem Der Wor.
ftanb einrdumt. bab bic Tnsobsn Der
Nrbeiter bs3tislid Der erh6btsn Soften
oes 2ebsnsunterbaIts auf Wabrbsit Be
ruben. srtldrt er suslsid, bab bic Re
gierung fur bic &beuerung Der 2sbenss
mittel perantpOrtIi9 isi. uno omar auf
@runo ibrer Wirtbidaftspolitit. Dieie
mhHe abgsdnbert tpsrbsn. um Mbbilfe
au f9afen.
Die Ger9baubeb6roe it inbsb bereit,
bic ssforoerte @rb6bung gu bewilisen.
gs mag besbalt f&lieBli@ ein St,eit
bod nod uermieosn tusrbsn.
6 nwobner5abl bes R6s
nigret&s preuBe
R6ntesbsrq, 10. Ottobsr.
Das eno9iitise @rssbniB Der Bolts
3dblune bonn l.. DECEMBER 1905 In
preubsn piro ieBt in Der vStatifiI9en
2orreipouoena" ber6fenilidt. 6ter.
nod betrug Die ortsanmsfsnbe Beb6lte.
runs 1928. 1874 perIOnen; oaoon
uaren mdnnlta 1888. 9O3. msibIi9
18. 1874. 42l; ebaneeliid %. 341. 500.
tatboliid 1852, 444, anoersn 9rifli=
den BefenntniRen aneeb6rte 1872, 533.
Subsn 409. sol, anberstt @laubens
ooer Obne bsfimmts Nnsaben 7344;
MtIitdrperionen purbeu 1884, 948 ges
adbIt.
Stalien.
26nig 2eopoIb 9eut
bas Gi9t.
Rom, 10. Sftober. 26ntg SEQ.
polo BON 8eleisn bietet, ME ss bier
bsiBt, ieinen perf6nli9en ginfuB auf.
um bic esplante internationale 2onfe.
ren3, tuslde Ste0ung su ben 3uRdnoen
TN 2ongofaate nebmen fOq. 3u binters
treiben. ST bat io5ar ben 8atitan
UNI 8eifano eriu4t, bisber aber feine
lntport srhalten. Stalien III 3u Gum
fen Der 2Onfsrsn3, obwObl Is rem Dor.
i9lag nod ni9t Off3isq angenommen
bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

&ei&torn - Bataufspretfe: 10 xaa Do
0uaIttdt, 63-s6c.
3afr-se4dIt 82-eee; h ben HeSssa
e10.00-$,2 .00 per Tsnss.
HiQet - Eerfaufspretie: 90 00-t9m
xtmotbp-BertGsfsprete: sl6 0c-ls 40.
erob-p rete. ie mad BEN 0rzh. n - I,
len, 81 .00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

Batses, &sey 1aD 0sEHaeJ.
NdntIsr beoablex ioleexbs Ereiss
Grti@e Gier-23}s ses 2,ussxe.
N1bner 1Qe, 0dbxs (. Txr.sps $40 A.,
gntea 7c, @dnie DC.
ksattsr - Country. 1866 5reomsza IS /.
0lgtx 28e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
S@~tHsnamrtmten.

@aps Race, q. g., 10. DIT. (Mar'
cont 8elegramm). yStatenbam"
BON Rotteroam, wirb am Wonta9
Wittag In Neu Dorf lanoeu.
Souttampton: rBIn&er" BON DAM
burg nod Netp Yori.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
92te.

rate.
gnsros 8 EersGufSpreis SnsS0stssts
e9msperidie 30e pes phuxb einsstnEes.
S9tnsberfdie 1ss. Biscoxfx 6resa 8 0s5f
IA, Eep Dort Gbeboars i4t. stsassss'
{&er 2insturger 13e, Uytd I6s~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
SnternQtionQle
Sage 5wiide1 yinblano 1n6 Srantreid ioll 6nrd ein
ltebereinfonllnert gefefigt tperoen.

9e fdrfaen &ressidtHe uaren %unbraubbar. = Wfenidide Seie enolib ss
fangen. - 3meibun6 mro bekfgt. - Ghnrpobner3abl BEG &0nig=
rsids BreuBen. - Ginpung nod mDgid. - Gormea an'
senunmen auspanoerung wdba.-
&f nit Gieboebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Granfreih.

ten, u. g. Ssmolsip, III beute Bier
eingstrofen. um nit ieinsm frans6R'
i&sn @olsgen Bourgeois bstrsfs Der
aasemeinsn internationalen Sage au
eonferirsn unb nnisr5anolrngsn be-
treHs Ibi4luHss zines ruiRi9.franso'
fii&en BhnoniRss ab3ui8lieben. @enns
glsi9 ibsr ote 8sipredungel Der beiosr
beosutenoen Staatsmdnner bas
HrengRe Sti1i6meieen bsoba4tst tpirb.
10 ueib man bod 10 Disl, bob Winitsr
SsuoIstp bon benz 3aren ben btrsftsn
Auftrag erbalten bat, nnterbanblun'
gen. bic ben Nbf&luB zines fefen
3weibunbss gum 3wsd babeu, minbes
fens su e%r6fnsn.
Sn hi.Rgsn APPROXIMATIONS Rreiiea
biIoet Der BeiudI bes ruiffden DiplO'
rtntsn fnfl ausi9lisbli9 ben @sgei.
Hano Der unterbaltung. unS man
pbantaFrtl bsreits bon elmer Nliana
amif9en beiben Sdnbern, bic fur bte
europdif&e, ia fur bic intsrnationals
Gage BON Der gr6bten @i4tigtsit iein
muB.
o Re 2ufe geunben.
Btaerta. Sunis, 10. Dit. -
Sau9sr arbeiteten mdbrenb beg gan3en
Sasss OF, Der Ssbuns bes am Tisnftaa
geiunfensn unterisesS orpebobootes nnb
bel ginbru9 Der Sunielbeit mar ss &C.
Iunssn suei aetten um baHelbe su Be.
fsfissn. Gin bdnii9er Sau9.r iaats,
baB er Die Sauptlufe ufen fanb uno
3psi 2ei9sn in benz 8oote iab.
Wsnf9Ii9s8 eftieenbIi9
geangen.
WarfetIIe, 19. DIT. 6ier
eingetrOHenei pOfna&ri&ten aus Jran'
sDRi9. Snoo9ina bringst tueitsrs Na4'
ri9ien fberl bie sntisBIi9en @reuel-
tbaten bssj a6niss Sbanb.S bai bon
Mnnam.
Der llnbolb. Der tirsli& Rebsn isiner
6rauel unter fur9tbaren Warteru ab.
f9Ia9ten Iisb, um H@ on i6ren Aua'
len 3u tpeiben, t6otete cine an6ere Jrau
fsines 6arenns, lisb ben Rbrper fo@en
unb CUR Wabl3eit ~auftrassn. Inter
$ooesbrobungen auang CT iein &C.
foIgs, bas Wsni9enf1eif4 au Der.
aebren.
sInbere 5rauert lisb Der R6ni9 &c.
feKeIt In fsoenbes Del werfsn. au&
tuurben Trauen nadt In BITE aafise
tuiIber Sbisrs setrorfen, no He Dor ben
Auesr bss 26ntss bon ben gefien
3errihen uurben.
S9lisbli9 entf9loKen R& bic fran.
36RI9sn Bsbbrben gum gini9reiten
unb Der OberrsRbent tn que, Der
6auptfabt In Annam, lisB ben
WHtberi9 eefan9en nebmen, Der ba.
rauf burd Or. Dunias bonn franabR.
f9en Rolonialfabe fur p~abnfnntg BE-.
fuf1ber tpuroe.
Die Garbsl bss 26niss tpurbs nun
aufeel6f, Der paIaf unter ben S&uB
bon $50 eingsborensr Solbatsr &C.
fteQt unb bie tn befdnoiser 3obes'
anef le6enben 8eppbner bes palafes
aus ibrsr sntisbli1sn Sage bsfrsit.
DasW tntfertabtnet
r~eftgntrt.
paris, 10. Dit. Ju Der SIP
Jung bes Winiferfabinsts beuts Wor.
gen tbsilts premier. aRiniRer Sarrie,
nit, baB sr feline @sR9naiion benz prd-
fbsnten Galierss siagerei3t babe.
@dmmtIt9e nnbsrs WiniFsr bss
2abinets refgnirten barauf ebenfals.
NuBIanb.
Die fdrffen Rrtegs.
9tffe maren rs
brau9ba
g I. petersburg, 10. DIT.
Die 9orunterfu&uns In Dem Jale bss
3ontreaomirals Nebo9atou. Der tpeeen
Der uebergabs ieinss @si9uabsrs nod
Der S&Ia&t I'M iapanif4en Wssr OH
bic Sapansr triessesri9tli9 prOseiRrt
tperben lou, bat, benz gernebmsn nod,
eth fur ben Abmiral isbr stnRises
&eiultat er9eben.
Sn benz ofR3ieIsn proiofol. bas Ct
fir ben tebpyftehenbe1 proaeB ousQes