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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
HELD NOT GUILTY
Of GRAND LARCENY
New York Court Discharges
George W. Perkins, Head of
Insurance Company.
HAD RIGHT TO MAKE
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
Attorney Jerome Says He Will
Carry the Case to Higher
Tribunal.


division of the Supreme court today
handed down a decision dscharging from
custody George w. Perkins whom the
Supreme court had held TO await action
OF the grand jury on q technical charge
OF grand larceny In connection with the
campaign contributions of the New York
Life Insurance company to the Republl-
can National committee
Jerome Will Take Appeal
District Attorney Jerome, upon hearing
the courts decision dscharging Mr.. Per
kins. said.
II shall appeal this case TO the Court
OF Appeals and get decision there
Justice Mclaughlin who wrote the
prevailing opinion, said:
Not Grand Larceny.
III the facts set out In the depoeltions
upon which the warrant here was Issued
be construed In the most liberal way
consistent with judicial determination
| am OF the opinion that such facts do
not establish that the crime OF grand
larceny has been committed as the same
is defined by the penal code
Had Right to Give Money.
The defendant had q right to give OF
his own funds TO the chairman OF the Re
publican National committee, The re-
lotor made the contribution at the re-
company, with the express understand
ing that 1t would repay him, The money
belonging TO the insurance company was
appropriated openly and ayowedly' by
tho relator, after all tho facts had been
stated TO the finance committee, TO relm-
bursc him for tho money which he had
previously advanced"
May Be Civil Action
Justice Patton. while agreeing that Mr.
Perkins cannot be found guilty of lar
ceny said that he may DO compelled by
u civil action TO make restitution mas
much ee the officers of the company had
no power TO make the contribution Re-
fcrring To Mr.. Perkins. he says:
No Intent to Steal.
I'm the present circumstances he un-
doubtedly had full knowledge that he
was advancing money political cor
Doration for and on behalf OF the nsur-
ance company, and that he was TO be re-
paid from funds of that company. but
that knowledge does not necessarily i'm
ply IN intent on his part to steal In re-
ceivlng any satisfaction OF claim which
he honestly believed he had against the
corporation and which constituted a debt
due him
Gift Not Crime.
The contribution for political purposes
was not, at the time mentioned in tho
officers and those In control OF the insur-
ance company had no power to use the
moneys of the company for such a pur-
pose. and tho relator may be compelled
by N civil action to make restitution of
what no received -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
TO AID IRRIGATION
Senator Dubois Secures Amendment
to the Appropriation Bill.
special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribunc.
WASHINGTON d G. May Ex-senator
Dubois secured amendment to tho agrioul-
tural appropriation bill. giving approprla-
tion OF $4,000 for experiments by the Secre
tary OF Agriculture in growing certain crops
the Irrigated lands under the reclamation
act. with the View OF determining the crops
that best suited TO these lands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Assassin Identified.

MOSCOW May Pa naval Lieutenant
named Holscheynikoff has been identified
as a the would-be assassin of the Governor
General OF Moscow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED
Allen Bergholz Made Consui-General
ut Canton.

WASHINGTON. Hny 5.-Tho Senate In
executive session today confirmed nomina-
tons;
Consul General, at Canton. China-Lco Allen
BcrehulE. New York.
Commissioner General OF Immlsration-yIank
p, Sargent Illinois,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Senator Heyburn Improving.

Senator Hepburn is improving and today
took solid food for tho first time since his
condition became serious. He insists that he
WIN be I'm the Senate dlscharglnG his numer-
Gus duties soon, but his doctors advising
against his roouminc work this session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Gold Cup for Collector.

LONDON. May 2s.-H. ]. Crocker OF
oan Francisco today was awarded a gold
cup Tor his exhibit of Hawaiian stamps at
the international PhllatelIc exhibition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Big Fire in Winona. MINI.

'W%iiNONA. MINI, May 25-Thc main
nuiIolngs OF the Union Fibre company
sSS! Wefe e,S destroyed BY Ore carly today, Loss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
California Woman Honored

CANTON. O. May ?5-Amons the trustees
at large OF the Woman's Missionary Associa-
tion OF United Brethren I'm Christ elected here
today arc MIS-. .. L. Rihc, Redlands, Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Part for Minidoka.

He has agreement that a part OF this
sum Will be devoted TO experiments in tho
Minidoka tract in Idaho. The bill II
passed.. carried the, clause authorizing tho
sale OF timber in forest reserves and tho mp
plication OF 10 per cent OF the proceeds the
NLnr Ill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
FIGHTING FRANCHISES
City Of Denver Is In Muddle Over AL
legged Fraudulent Elections.

DENVER, May 5.-District Attorney
George A stidger today brought quo
court against the Denver City Tramway
company and the Denver Gas and Elec-
tric company to test the validity of the
franchises granted these companies at
the city election on May 15. on the face
of the returns. John T. Holbrook prop
erty owner and secretary OF the Colonial
Securities company. is plaintiff of record
In the cases
Fraud Is Charged.
1t Is alleged in the complaints that hun
dreds OF fraudulent votes were counted
for the franchises and that they were
defeated by at least SO votes.
-Four other suits. two quo warranto
and two inJunctive, are being prepared
by the Municipal Ownership league
against the same two corporations and
Will be entered next week, regardless of
the action OF District Attorney Stidger,
who holds that such proceedings can be
instituted only through him. A contest
Will also be filed In the County court to-
morrow under the election law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Fraud Is Charged.
CHANGES CONSTITUTION
American Mining Congress Adopts
Several New Rules.

DENVER, Colo. May 25.-Twenty-four MEM
befs of the American Mining congress held q
special meeting last night ut tho Chamber OF
Commerce In this city and adopted amend
ments to tho constitution
They provide Tor Initiation fee OF SIS and
an annual duo OF SO. payable in advance; the
appointment OF nominating committee 20
select candidates for the board OF directors;
The selection by tho board OF directors OF
executive committee Of thro0 TO exercise the
powers Of the board during the lntorlm be-
tween annual meetings. the election OF dlrec-
tors at annual meetings OF the congress and
the abolishmcnt of nrorias
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
Five Men Are Convicted in Kansas
City Rebate Hearing

Thomas, n freight broker, and L. b Tag
CART, clerk working for Thomas. In the
United States District court here late to-
day. We're found guilty OF tho charge OF
conspiracy TO illegally give rebates TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
New Honesty Needed.
Not in Fear of Socialism.

We aro less afraid OF world socialism" to-
day than ten years ago. We are
not likely to become Socialists in the thorough
going OF the word but the influence OF
Socialism and Socialistic Ideals upon our leg
islation lis almost immeasurable. We IL in
tho work OF Legislature. in our City Coun-
ellis. in the halls OF Congress and in the White
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
MARCHED ONE MONTH
Nearly Exhausted, Soldiers Arrive at
Cheyenne, Wyo.

panies | and NJ, Eleventh Infantry. ar
rived at Fort d A. Russell this morning,
after a march of 300 miles from Fort
MacI emile, in the northern part OF the
State.
The men were on the road one month
and were nearly exhausted having en-
countered much bad weather.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Lone Man Makes Fight.

Former Gov. E, Bradford Prince OF New
mexico fought single handed and alone against
tho adoption of tho amendments. and just bo-
iore the meeting adjourned announced that
al the next annual meeting OF the congress.
10 Do hold in this city this year. he would offer
amendments TO the constitution calculated to
restore the constitutional provisions that wero
changed Inst nlQht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
[| INSPECT
| BIC CONDUIT
~ Of Construction
4 r,rs Than Two
htls Finished.
f0S NADB
ADMINISTRATIONS
"A Is Done Under
kp,p; How 1t Was
Illsr Norris.

,.,s,s Including Mayor
-, Mayor Morris, mem
| I, rsuacIl. city officials and
yae guests of P. j.
N ~, ca the Big Cotton
Il !, eIrser on Friday.
-. uads the trip to the
/. !, sIopes Of the Wasatch
- tbo work being done to
\ nts supply of Salt Lake
Ers sh-Mayor There.
|-;sso sas there to look over
q. r.der the direction OF
II t;aartment Of his ad-
H. Nc.rts vns there to look
4, ys,k and to make a COM
4 AZ done under his admins
4 nutIoa OF the same work.
kY.g Comparison.
sps was most striking.
|rl.lt rov completed for a
.,a zass Is a perfect piece
y wtica Of It constructed
81 ssz.aIstrauon and under
u sl.ced BY him had to be
rrErcled by the present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Decision Quickly Reached.

The jury considered the case only thirty
minutes before arriving at a verdict At
torncys for the defendants Will file a mo-
ticn for new trial. and the motion Will
be argued tomorrow The court will not
pronounce sentence against Thomas and
Ta9gart until the motion for new trial
lS llannaaI q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
't'a August /.

(zs s.s.s. ss..a 1t is expected
IA ,ss '1t ~ TO Salt Lake,
ts q us lbs water turned
e.sI.,''us : August The orig.
% as,. was fixed for
N \. made neces-
!, extended two
q. 'SA the exception OF Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Ess.'a Difficulty.

Ia' D'meulty.
wa the sSo m0 s'ratlon m
sss.rer er not 1t 'Us,. ssc,,Is. re,
Isa,.s.1ss the conduit It' 1u 10
seyeral Iau..,i ia
Es Ssll,.a that 1t frittereS
s ss any water. has "a,
q d american party Tts
W ssu adjusted po
esss.s d. the Residents
we Water which
II Work.
u 4 'sr lbs,n.
I lSIs.sspsrllamsn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
sh Old Work

s rn,, 'ndeT the Morris
e, s.', ssss.i' Is being filled in;
!, ~ sSaalt, by DlasterlnE, a1
al rsl,.s's waterproof. but is
a, ~" 'a hoor, and no
ke-ns.a,a naa through the In
Seat Its construction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Crosby Discharged.

George II Crosby. general freight traf-
flc manager for the Burlington railway
on trial on tho same charge. was dls-
charged tho court sustaining q demurrer
alleging that no evidence had been pre-
sented TO connect Crosby with a con-
aDiracy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
MY 0@cials Content

Any officials present
.la' Engineering depart
n'R direction the great
ssarrc,ed, Is in compe-
va Kelsey Is not max
..' his direction tho
- Instead Of running
g edge of the noun.
os open and exposed
1ad 1t set back where
~. - Projected. Instead
raviDes and mount
'a' Gone by the Morris
'1nnsled through the
~. ~ ~, Construction done
II VII STAND for ages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Senator Pettus for America.

II q voto had been taken today the
resolution would have been adopted. Son
ator Pettus of Alabama (DemocraD. who
was said to be wavering yesterday. de-
clared today that he would vote for the
Dubois resolution. All the other Demo-
Gratis In the committee are OF the same
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
|7!1 Eore Money!

I sas necessary TO add
ID Ea,a0 for construction
Nc P. ]. Moran. and to
ur3.d tie contract. This
- vas necessary to cover
rs BY Norris, and to make
ck.dei Under the direction
EauTs officers. hold water.
eazf1bered that the esti-
fcs cosdult made by Nor
usaooo
Likes Discovery.
hy9r also made another
~ had his engineers de-
ase to- running their
g = spending the water
s5:f to bring about his
aH continue themselves,
: @ce, at least $4,000
nyed to the people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
= rikes Discovery.
q Wells Absent.

q the Norris Council
sces OF the former
= administration, Fern
Ls we're not present.
s'aed' but did not join
hey did not care to
We The blunders which
.a'd 20 strongly and
% taxpayers 80 much
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Dubois Insists on Vote.

There was another development at the
meeting OF the Committee on Privileges
and Elections along this line. Senator
Dubois told his colleagues In the commit
tee that ne would insist upon a vote on
his resolution declaring 1t to be the sense
OF the committee that Reed Smoot is
not entitled TO his seat as Senator OF
the United States from the State OF
Utah"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
nebnfabren.

Sic &nblsrpOli;iffsn Sal tnb MuIs
len uaroen aeftern mad benz 0auie
go. 900 golleas.4 bsnae eerufert, no
fs @sOrse @ilfOn in f9wer perlsbtem
3uffanbe %borfanben.
WiIion bate gerabe einen elettrii9sn
@agen Der anosrfun- Wunete = 2inie
berlaHsn, aIs sr bon sinsm baberiaus
ienben Nutpmpbil erfabt unb un9efdbr
so SUB melt mitssi9leift ruurbs, bspor
Der 6 enter Der Mai9ine bieielbe gum
Steben bringen tonnte.
Mit abseriRenem DIR purbe Der
LING Itidli9s untsr ben &doern berber=
es3o gen, unb TN 2ranfsnuagen bss
Soipitals nod isiner @ubnuns es.
bra9t. Sas Nutomobil mar giaens
tbum bon 6. 8. S9raber, ia @reer
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
9termometerfano
@tege- Mltar 0rab.
@ { B n.

Dennis unb Marp Brosnan, Is N.
Warmnn Npenus. Rnabe. o uno
@briRina Spib, $50 Sennp Sirabe,
Wdb9sn. = Nr1er uno Hora Algers,
2050 2ambert Str, Wdo6en.- Sbo'
mas unb Bridget Suaiban. 945 Bates
Str, Rnabe.-Gabib uno Grace Ga.
rode, 2426 prOfpset Str, 8nabe. -
abor uno 6elsn arussr. 700 5igb.
Lamb Mpe., Wdb9en. - 8bOmas uno
Margaret Wonaehen, 40 NOrb 2ep-
ftone abe., Wdb9en. - CLAUDE uno
Nsuis 9innaman. SIS Weft II. Str.
Snabs. - @bin Sam unb Soo SCI
Sans Sbina, 243 q. Se!awars Ctr,
Wdo6sn. -auguf unb 2uuiia &eioler.
405 Winerba Str, 9nabe.-6. 9.
uno glisabetb Saila, 1011 Ni6lanb
Npe., Rnabe. - 6. s. uno Warr
Subolefon, COZ SUTHERLAND Abenue,
Snabe. -@lpoe uub Silpia Soob, 1924
Orforb Str. Mdbdsn.-SanisI uni
2pttie 5imss. 52S Centennial Str,
Rnabe.
8etraut.
@armine gutareli- 3oin Weo.
Scbn 8. Wssner-Warp W. pbiIips,
Soiepb u. 9s@anisr-N nna @aifers,
Charles 6. @oppad- Mamie @liaion,
Samss Or. Sones-Ssnnie g. Robin'
ion.
g6arlsp StaHorb-Warp 6. Swentb
Oliber 5aI - Sara 5. gIiOn, Nen
auguita, Snb.
Samu.l 6. 2amb-gbit6 6. Morris
8ermiliOn Gus.
6arrp 2slp. Wora Snb.-6Iora 3,
Srsffsr.
Sohn u. 8oIes-Wabin 6. Sobnion
Robsrt 6. Woolins-Sabis s. ellis
Chicago, Sqs.
glauo Wiliams-gba W. Souabtp
@eforben.
Snlsp See Barrier. l, 2207 Sal
Str. - @barlss 8. gsn3el. 20. 142s
plsaiant Str. - 3bsooore 3immer
man, 5 Dr., Al &eesnt Str. - Rubi
M. Subion, 606 Ogden Ctr. - Wa'
rion Cation, IS. 1922 q. Capitol abe,
= 2sola 6. psttiforo. l, 5l8 gu
capitol Abs. - Seffe Mc2innep, l,
SIG asnss Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

Sir Snbiana: S6on beute 9ta9t, tpdrrner
i'm mittIeren unb iiibIi9sn SbeiIe; i9orl am
Sreitdq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

g9as. Baaste's Sibfeite 8neipe,
1891 Cub CAT Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

QoeaL8 etterbert9t
Sdon unb etuaS warner beute Naht
i66n I'M Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
6runheisentbums nebertrasunsen.

Benjamin 8. Sugbals an Wi0iam
8. Sobnion, Got SO, Woobruf placs,
80 bel 10 CUB, batant, 6ftli9s ssite
@sf Sripe. ftbIi9 bon 10. Strabe,
SO, 600.
Samss SO. Rsnnsbp on So9n $.
aen nebp, 8bsil bss iio6Rli9sn giertsl
bon Seetion 80, fownibip II, #unse
3, SO aerss. Yife Sounfbip. $500.
Warp 6. Smilsp an Sobn D. Wal-
ton, Got 1O3, Sopnsp's 8. itb6fli6e
Abb, IS BET 125 5uB, bsrbsRsrt, iho-
Ii9s Settle Der Brpan Str. 6fIi9 bon
Sbelbp Str. $3.50.
Wilton 6. @apmire an Caroline 6.
OgIe, basielbe, 81, 450.
@sorse y. huntington on Wiliam
6. Duncan u. a., She'll Section 8,
Sounibip Is, &anse 5, q Stores,
Warren Sp., SLIPS.
gliiab 9. Martinbale an @iliam
8. 9isbri9, 2ots 10 uno IL, Square
Is. 2incDln part sob., 80 bel 1880
Sub, tpeflide Settle bon Sslatpars
Strabe, n6rbIi9 bon "a. @trabe.
SO,
5lOra 9. Wasnsr an @eorss s,
grannon. Got 80. Sadion part abbi.
tion, 40. 81 BET 12l CUB, berbsH srt,
Wsf'sits BON arisnul Nbe., itolid bon
"a. Strabe, $4,000.
Wiliam q. 6abig an Marp g.
Rife, Sbei bes norowefliden Diertsls
bon Section 35, 8opnibis Is, &anee
3, 1926 aerss, psrrp Sownibip,
$4,000.
Charles &stmisr an Sobn 6. Re.
@onnel, 9ots 4 unb 5, Square 2,
5unsn's erie gafsrn ADDITION, Gum.
bsrIanb. $500.
Sobn u. Anosrfon an peter 5.
8al3 u. a., Got II, porters Subj.
pbipps Sprtneoale Noo.. 41.3 BET
102 SUB, Stoisite bon Springbale
plaee. sfIi1 bon Oriental Str. $3.50.
Sfabsl 6. 6ilanos on SosI d.
Woormar. Sbsil bon Got IS. Sultan
u. u. Subj, S~rpington. 100 BET 135
5tB. 6fli9e Settle bon Huoubon &oab,
n6rbli9 bon unicerftp aps. $1,000.
@i0ou9bbp O. Waitina an @las
renee U. Neuport, Got 6, 2ings Sub.
grpans aoo.. 40 BET $50 SUB, tpef.
HIDE Settle bbn Ssfsrion Abs., iabli4
bon pratt Str. $4,000.
grnef Sbipmau an gtta S9rufb,
Got 231, @eft parf Nob., SO BET 1877
SUB, baeant, tpefli9e Settle Der abbis
ION Str, fholia BON Ohio Str. 500.
9enrp 6ofmeifer on WilIiam u.
2itsl. Got 178, 5let&sr's Gubo., Sbsil
bon Dat Sia, SO BET 140 Gus, bacant,
ribrbli9e Settle Der Mrrom Mbenue,
tueflI9 bon Nebaba Str. $500.
6ranf gOnss an 2atie 8. SaIbiel,
Got IL. 6isblanb place slbo. 80 BET
155 Sub, perbshert, 6fIibe Settle
6isblanb place. n6roli9 BON 20.
Ctr. 81 1000.
Qatie 8 SafbieI on Granf Zones,
Got 263, @sff part Abb. SO BEL 1877
SUB, perbeRert, norb6Rli&e gde abbi.
Ifon ttnb Obio Str. 1850.
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%eme Sneorporatiomen.

vWapne SrOtsrp COMPANY, 5ort
Wapns, capital $40, 600; Sirscioren.
.. 6. Obsn3ain, u. &otb, .. O
Stsser. s. s. 2aois unb 90. $,
Sones.
.WsR $erre Sauts Canning Com
panp". Wef 8erre 5aute, gapitaI
$40. 1000; Tirsetursn: Sra 3. an'
breus. s. 6. @rodett, %. s. @rou'
tier, Charles 8. garter, %. 8. 9aib'
broot unb William 5. @asner.
.Iems grid @ompanp", @apuaa,
capital $50. 900; 9irscturen: Charlie!
g. Stsosns, @rel 5. @arlion unb 6,
Hailion Stsbsns.
nSimotbp Goobep Dredging @om
panp", Sort Wupne, capital $35, O99
SirsctOren: 8imotbp Goobsp, 3imptbi
Goobep, ST., George &asmuHen, 6,
g. Blad uno Wm. 8. 2elp.
p@onnerspiQs Building 2oan anl
Sapinss ahOciatiun". capital $780,
600: Sireetoren: Sobn Dr.. 2saum
Sabio 90. Aabrs. CHARLES Wpers
Benjamin Ball, Wslbin !. Stunt
Artbur @bwaros, WiIiam 3. Bertf9
Spbn Wurrap unb @iaiam grant.
vDtaiam &eIspbone COMPANY,
parte @ountp. capital 5000; Dirsc
loren ni&t genannt.
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Stebfabl.

Nus benz 3immer Der Jrau Mrtbur
gn9le, usl9s go. 7404 @ir9tnia-A ps.
tuobnt, tpurbsn SO In barren @eios
unb cine solbene ubr entpenbet. 5rau
gnele batte ben &aum auf unaeftbr
finf Minuisn berlaHen; als He 3urtid.
fam, uaren @elo unb ubr perfdmuns
ben. Die RabIsrpoli3ifen 8ernauer
unb 9ibmiler, bie our 1nterfuduns
a6gsianbt purben, fonntet1 feline Spur
bon Dem S6dter enioefen.
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...MYres Bulletin.
@ir batten eim Temer, firth
ant Wittmoa Morgem.

9as Reiultat 1T, cine Nafie mebr ober
peniser bur@ &au9 unb @afier bei9dbis:
ter &oftiime, 8IeiberrDde, 8Iuien unb Gin.
serie auf benz 8. Stod. Die gerii9erunss.
2eute baben i4on bic SDpfe suiammenseftedi
Inn ben S4aben su abiuftiren. @as ibrs
S9atuns aud iein mag, bic 9reiie fom1men
Sbnen gu gut in Der Repuftior.
Yin ben @epdnbern feIbif tpurbe ipenia
S9aben anseri4tet, Der ii6 ni4t burf
@ai6en ausslei9en IieB. Sic tbun mobI,
not9 elm ober swei Gage su i%parten, .ebe Sic
elm &oitiim Ober Elm gIuie faufen. Die &c.
f9dfte in allen anberen Studperten seben
mad pie Dor tpeiter.
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G.


u mertean. Aptiatton n.
Wiluautes, Is. Mug.
grfes SPIEL.
Wiluautee 80 o. oil
SnoianapoIis ..0120O2O00- 5
gaitsrisn-9ousbsrtp unb Bsbias;
3elum urb Solmes.
3mettes Sptel.
Milwaufee -. o. 3
SnoianapOlis ..OO12O1O42-1O
gatterisn-@urtis unb Rptb; Giibsr
unb 9olmss.
2anias @itp, Is. Nug.
2anias @itp. 20 00200000- 2
2ouisbile 20 O00O1000- 8
8attsrisn-@san unb Scalp; putt.
mann unb Sbap.
Rinneapolis, Is. Nug.
Winneapplis. 20 10OO0010- 2
Solebo ......1 000O2020- 5
gatterisn-Jorb unb gsagsr; @ams
ntb unb abbott.
ct. paul, Is. Nu9.
ct. paul. 80 o. a
Columbus -. 0.0 l 0 l. 5
gatterien-SIasIe unb Drill; @rotb
Bell unb Blue.
NationaI,2i9 q.
pittsburg, Is. aug.
grHes SpteI.
pttts burg. l 00OO002000- 3
gofon. 30 00200O1002-
gatterien - pbiIipps, 2pna unb
@ibiun; Doune uno Heeobam.
3Dettes spiel.
pittsburg. ....1 0202l22*-l0
Bottom 020010O0- 4
gatterien - 2eifislb, Wiais unb
pbeIps; Dorner uno 8roun.
Cincinnati, Is. Mug.
Cincinnati ....0 0l10010*- 3
philadelphia. 90 OO0OO100- l
Battsrier - gwing unb S&Iei;
&i9te unb Sonin.
Chicago, Is. Aug.
ghicaao. 020O31O*-10
8rootlpn 49,. 100000 = z.
Sptterien - 2unbgren, Bropn,
WaIfb. Ring unb Moran; McSntpre
unb Bergen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
@etterberf@t.
@bieasp, 16. Iusuit.

sHr "a stnHSsn .nO.nO = rbr GOrssus. II. angnft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
Seuti@ Mmerifaniider 9emo=
frateu: Stub.

5eute Abenb I'm 8 u6r bdIt Der
Seutf4 . Ameritanif9e Semofraten=
2lub In Der 8srmania 5aQs feline
regelmdbi9e 8erfammlung ab. Nne
Seutids. aud @idtmitslisber bss
alubs, limb 3ur Sbeilnabme on Der
@%sriammluns 6sralia t%piltommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

01erronet-Ttdb1eu far angemetue 6ausarbeit'
Qeu 1901 glprb gcpitoI Hpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
Wotia an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wir phnidsn ponhsWinenarbsitsr fir unieren
e&a9t sas.s Z. ao9Ieu b~urpf6ntttIiq 6 CUB quite
gerbdItnint; beftdubiee arbeit; Iauter unions
arbsiier; SabItae balbmouatlid. aebiee Mdnner
porseoaeu ; quite Hoarsinshduisr ~seIiefert.
9Hpiter Seal 8 Mining Co., 7nqupi1. SuS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

VUItU Iutte SUtIpVeW
beranftattet bon ben SGtpa=
ben bon SmotanappltS, TIM
@ermanfa Bart, am Wom.
tag, oen 3ten September,
(arbetters5 ag). Gtntrttt i:
10 Gents a Yerion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

0%erIauet = Gin gutter BARBER.
sat3ufrasea SO. 800 ehS SeIaipare Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

NHerIanst Gin beuti6er Tanu ala Borter IN
elmer @irtbi1aft. RoG3ufrassu so1 meft
Euibineton Strass.