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The broad ax., 1906-05-19
SHERIFF PEAsE CONTINUES TO
Loc-RoLL THE DEMOCRATS
FROM OFFICE.

James Pease, recently appointed Shei
if of Cook County, is just beginning to
get a good foot hold in Office and tic
result is that he has began right and
left to logroIl the Democrats out OF
Jobs they held under Sheriff Thomas
E. Barrett
The following 80 men have been sep
Grated from their jobs this week.
Deputies-James Bowman, Is; Thorn
as P. Flynn, 2; John D. Long, g; John
A. Horne, 10; Owen o'Malley, 6; Watch
men.-Peter Spain, IS; Dennis Consi-
dine, 10; F. Connerton, 6; 7. Whalen.
q. Bailiffs.-H. P. Brady, 20; R. J.
Burke. IS; James Duffy. "a; Joseph
Finn, 7; P. J. Galligan. 70; James Han
reddy, Is; H. Houle, 8; G. E. Lapsley, g.;
Dan Riordan, 10; NJ. Boniface, 8; James
culliton, 70; R. Doyle, ~; J. A. Fox,
20; NJ. Gerrity. /; J. n. Hahn, 20; Viii
liam Lyman. I8 Guards.-James Cum
mings, u; E F. Kruger, IS; John Law
less, 6; J. D. Robertson, Il; Jacob
Treny. 20; John Duff. 70; James Len
Than, 20; Patrick Sullivan, 70; Benjamin
Kramer. g; James Densler, 20; Charles
Hoffman, IS; Harry Donnelly, IS; Eur
gene Hugulet, y.
The following Republican party work
ers will profit by the dismissal of the
Democrats.
Deputies-W. P. Dusenbury. 10; Der
nard Baumann, 7; George Johnson. IL;
Will T. Davis, 6. Watchmen William
Marley, 10; Michael Connolly. 7; B. L.
Johnson, g.; T. N. Jennings. 81; Captain
Judd, 25. Baliffs.-William Hill. 6: Nick
Collins. "; Louis Levy. 7; c. s. Bur
ton, !; Edward Webster, 8; Victor Bri-
ord. 10; Onofrio Pacelli. 70; A. Mandel-
baum, 70; Julius Johnson. 10; Patrick
Donavan. ?; L. A. Burke. Al: Henry
Dnkelacker' 81; Charles E Emily, "a:
Essay Wilson. 23; Lewes Moeller. "a:
VIII Hebei, Fl. Guards-SamueI Gold
man 9; James T. Sweeney. "a; David
Hood, 70; Alex Landau. Fl; August
Freund, I6; John Haigh. :: George
hampton 10; Charles Williams. 24>
Iohn Boil I; John Schultz. 80: Richard
FRIEND 20; August Smell. ~: Frank Mi
cell 10; Thomas Fitzgerald. 90: Andrew
Clark, 81.
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oSktdnR Il Down Fins

ThS two hundred and nftieth par, O.
an inch In . millimeter. The two nm
lionth part Of Q millimster IL what Dr
P. T. Shaw, Of England, u measuring
The unaided eye cannot perceive much
less than one-tenth Of a millime;er
With the help Of microscope the eve
can see as little a. $4,000 milllme,er
The measuring medium used for en-
cheering gauges will detect differences
Of $4,000 millimeter. BY using Inter
ference bands OF light we can perceive
movement Of 100000 millime e.
Scientific American.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Sandy w. Triee is proving himself to be
one of the best business men in Chicago.
@MUsHMoUTH" JOHNSON AND
GAMBLERS HELD UP FOR
THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.

Last Friday evening while there l.
supposed to be no gambling in this city,
one of the leading Colored sports of low
er State street by the name "Buckskin
rushed into Col "Mushmouth" John
sons resort 464 State, and while Col.
"mushmouth" and several gamblers were
engaged in shooting craps, and shouting
out in a loud voice seven come
eleven" "Buckskin" at the point of a
huge revolver forced them to break
away from the table, to throw up their
hands and to stand up against the wall.
Then he gathered in almost three hun
dred dollars which was stacked up on
one of the gambling tables, and disap-
peared trough an open window with the
money.
Col. Mushmouth" who is reported to
be engaged to a nice looking young
lady who is a prominent member of St.
Thomas church, will not have Buck
ssin," arrested for cleaning out his crap
joint" and for getting little easy mon
ey.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
THE SANDY w. TRIcE AND COM.
PANYs NEW DEPARTMENT
STORE A GREAT Sue
CESS.

On or about the middle of last month.
Sandy w. Trice and Company opened
their new Department Store ao18 Stale
Street and from the opening day down
to the present time it has been a great
success m every way.
Their large store Is completely filled
with everything for men, women and
children to wear. including a fine seize
ton of beautiful hats for the ladies The
creations of Nine. ToIer.
Many frseciass members of the oppo-
site race freely patronize this new De.
partment store, and they rather enjoy
N being served BY clean, neat, polite and
uPtodate Afro-Ameriean CLERKS, and
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
ToHnsmen and countrvmsn.

That the townsman is shorter Ii. ed
than the eountryman Is incontroyerti.
bic. DR.. latham calculated thai In
the rural districts Of England tn. ~.
erage expectation Of life at brit ia
61.4S years for males and 54GI Tor
females, whereas in Manchester il Is
only 2s.7s for males and 32.67 for
females, which means that each male
has 70 sacrifice 1o.4S years. or 80 per
cent Of his life. and each female s.S2
years. or "a per cent. Of her life for
the privilege Of being born in IN
urban area.-Popular Science Monthly.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
ST. MARK LITERARY STATE
NEAR FoRTY-sEvENTH
STREET.

Next Sunday afternoon the program
at the St. Mark Literary will be render
ed by the North Side Sunday Club. a
6ne program has been arranged A
Joint discussion will be one of the feat
ures. The subject will be, IS Labor I'm
IONS Detrimental to our country. Last
Sunday afternoon the popular pastor,
Rev. R. L. Dickerson addressed the So
ciety.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Appropriate

Il don't approve Of slang" protested
Mr.. Stf1y.
Neither do /, always" said the
youngest member of the firm, but
there are times when It's the only proper
language TO use?"
when, may ! ask?"
why, for instance: Wouldn't this
weather freeze yer Detroit Free
Press.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
King Favors Jews.

The London Jewish World states
that King Carlos Of Portugal, on his
recent visit to England, was 30 i'm
pressed with the position Of Jews
there and by the services they :en-
dered the country that he has stated
his intention to have the Jewish rsli-
gion recognized In Portugal.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Useful Cow.

London milkmsn charged with selling
DOOR milk are entitled 70 have the COW
whose product II impugnsd MIXED In the
presence Of the magistrate In the case.
But when this was done recently In the
stspney district II was ascertained that
there was one COW which always pro-
duced poor milk and that when any
mIlkman got into trouble he could Al
ways borrow that COW for the occasion.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Massachusett. HiehxaHs.

During the last IL years approx
mately 622 miles Of state highway
have been constructed in Massachu-
sets. These roads have cost, approx
imately. s5.160.00O. OF these high
ways about 80 per cent are Of the kind
known as macadam roads, the remain
ing ten per cent. being Of gravel.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Only Sig Ont Of sixteen.

We'll, another one Of my babies Il
gone" said T. B. Stout, of Marie. Alice
got married to Robert Sheridan. That's
seven married now and three dead. 1t
sure seems lonesome to wife and me
now with only six children LEFT at
home. But that's the way Of the
world. They're here to-day and gone
tomorrow. - Magnum (okla) sun
Monitor.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Great suak&

Her lip quivsrsd. She rushed upon
stage.
serpent that you arsl" Ihs cried
though he shuddered at the cruel
words. the love-light In his eyes neither
faded nor grew cold.
Dear" he murmurod, tendsriy'
I'm q serpent, Tou'rs . snake enArm-
e."
But the audience, regarding the JOKE
an old. Observation-Disclosures Star.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
JOSEPH o. LANE, THE PRAc-
TIcAL MATCHMAKER. Es-
TABLIsHED IN HIS
NEW STORE,

Joseph o. Lane the practical watch.
maker who was in business for many
years at 300 s. Clark street, is now lo
Gated in his new store 264 E. 3Ist street
near Michigan ave-, Phone Douglas o4zz.
Mr.. Lane has an up-to-date store in
every respect and he carries a nice line
of first class watches, diamonds and
other jewelry, all watches and clocks
repaired by him, are warranted for one
year. Mr.. Lane will be pleased to
gIeet his old friends and customers in
his new place of business.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Doe-ShAarinR Motor.

On the banks Of the Seine recently
considerable surprise was caused by 4
perambulating motor for shearing dogs
The engine Is two and ons-haf horse
power and can shear six dogs an hour
There is little doubt that before long
this means Of clipping will be generally
adopted.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Giant Exhuned.

Workmen engaged on excavations
alongside an ancient Roman Catholic
chapel at Bristol, England, recently
unearthed in q deep trench the coffin
of Patrick o'Brisn, q giant from Kin
sale, who died in Bristol 100 years ago.
His height was eight feet four inches.
Identity was established by the coffin
plate. The comm and remains will Be
reburied.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Removal Notice.

MAJOR A. F. Tervalon, one of the big
X P.s' manufacturer of fine Cub.n
cigars, has removed his nI,c.
y, business 1s from 2826 State street to
I34 w. Fifty-frst street, near Dea+born
~nere ne will be pleased to meet his old
friends. Phone Blue s6or.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
No Right to "American. -

The supreme court Of San Joaquin
county, California, has decided that no
one can acquire exclusive right to the
word American" IN business. The de-
eision was given in the suit OF the
American Fish company, Of SaC-a-
mento, against the American Fish
and Oyster company, Of Stockton
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
MRS. w. NJ. MACY HAS LEFT
HER HUSBANDS BED AND
BOARD.

This is to certify that Mrs. w. NJ.
Macy, has deserted her home without
just cause, and from on and after this
date will not be responsible for auy
debts which she may contract in the
future. w. N. Macy sI3s Grove Ave.
Chicago, May "a, 1905
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
BETHEL LITERARY AND HIsToR.
IcAL CLUB.

The Programme for May 10th the
tooth Birth Anniversary of John
Brown.
Address-Adj. R. F. Ratcliff of 9Th l.
N.
TOPEKA Life For Liberty" Re
marks by Jas. H. Harris of John Brown
Post No. so.
Orchestra and good singers will sup
ply appropriate music by Miss Nellie
Stone. Miss Fortune, Higgins ard
weeks.
All invited. Meeting at 4 p. m, Geo.
T. Kersey, Pres.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Powerful Torpedo.

The new torpedo Of the United States
navy Is one Of the most powerful sea
weapons in existence. It will travel more
than two and a quarter miles, or twice
the range Of the Whitehead torpedo,
which II supersedes. The new missile
Is turbine driven The government viii
purchase ard construct 400 Of these tor
pedoes at a cost of several millions.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Need Water.

- Jean d'orsay. discussing in the
Paris Matin a proposition that swim
ming should be taught to Partisan
school children. quotes a statistical re-
turn showing that the average number
Of baths taken a year by each per-
SON in France is four.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Girls Invention

A 15-year-old girl, Of Brussels, has
invented a portable turn-table for re-
versing the direction Of motor cars
The apparatus Is fixed on the chassis,
which has a driving wheel at each end
and Is worked by an electric motor. II
has been patented.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Plantad in Cans

Mr.. Gardner-Well, dear. how are
the tomatoes you planted?
Mrs. Gardner-Oh, John! I'm afraid
wen have to buy what we need, this
year.
why how's that, Nary"
Il recollectsd to-day that when did
the planting I forgot to open the
cans!"-Pack.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Found q New Ona-

1 spent q delightful hour in the
park conservatory yesterday" Mrs.
Lapsling was saying Among their
potted plants they've got some of the
finest collections Of bicuspIds I ever
saw In my life."-Chicago Tribune.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Retort Courteous.

Hold your tongue for a fool"
growled Mr.. Naggs, who was trying to
absorb some Information from his
paper.
"0h, very WELL" rejoined his better
half. Il didn't know you wanted TO
talk."-Chicago Daily News.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
SQUAT Monarcha

The king Of Italy, short and SQUAT
hardly comes up to the shoulders ~
the tall, athletic queen Helena. Ths
king Of Portugal. though fattsr. q
shorter than his queen.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Special Notice

All readers of The Broad A,
.Ur any cause whatever fail to receive
.neir paper regularly each SATURDAY.
are requested to drop a postal cara
70 inc editor, 5o40 Armour avenue
notifying him Of that fact
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
THE GARDEN CITY CHAPTER. O.
a

Tuesday evening May 2oth the Gar
den City Chapter. o. E. S. will give
an entertainment and Bazaar, at the re
sidence of Mrs Ampey z624 Wabash
ave, Good music, dancing and refresh
ments viii be served Admission re
cents.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19
Mans Dead Linz. -

Every man makes his own dead
line. Some reach it at IS, some at 40,
some at so; some do not reach It at 80;
some never reach 1t, because they
never cease to grov.-success Maya
zine.
The broad ax., 1906-05-19

Mrs. Belle Patton will spend TIC
month of June in Wheaton, Illinois.
Rev. Florence Buck of Kenosha, Wis.
is the guest of Mrs. c. P. Woolley al
the Centre"
Mrs. Chas. Pickett of Washington, D.
C., will be in Chicago about the latter
part of june.
Mr.. Theo. Mazee 23I4 Dearborn ST.
is spending weeks visit in Pittsburg,
Pa.
Miss Hattie Smith of Jamestown, h.
Y, is in the city visiting for few days
the guest of Mrs. ]. N. Furinss 58z2
Forest Ave.
Mrs. Woods and daughter who hav
been visiting friends in Davenport 70
the past two weeks returned to the city
Friday 3sII Indiana ave.
The Appomattox Club gives a Calico
hop for their friends and members at
their club house next Thursday night.
Miss Josephine Wright, of Kansas City
will spend the summer in Chicago the
guest of Mrs. Franklin 1922 Wabash
ave.
Mr.. U. S. DALEY, 1893 Forest Ave,
has accepted position as clerk in the
Post Office.
We are people who give $500 worth
of endorsement in words, and about
seven cents worth of Endorsement in
cash.-Ex.
Attorney Walter NJ. Farmer, has re-
moved his law Offices from I55 Wash
ington street to room 7oS Firmenich
Bldg, III Washington street.
Provident Hospital held competitive
examination for internes Tuesday
three young colored doctors werc
among those who took the examination.
Mr.. julius Fields of Denver, Colo,
who has been visiting this city left for
St Louis, Mo, Tuesday where he will
spend few days before returning home.
Mr.. Frank Gillespie after a few days
visit to his family 5000 Dearborn St.
returned to Louisville, KY, where he is
at work looking after Joe Georges in
terests.
Mr.. Edward Hawkins of Boston,
Mass, spent a week in the city visiting
old friends stopped at SOTO Dearborn st.
Mrs. Jas. Make 22I 10th St, is on tn:
sick list
If any" man tells you that he loves
your soul" and does nothing" to hell
your 'body"-DON'T YOU BELIEVE
HIM. He is false and the truth is not
In him.-Ex.
Mr.. Thomas A Smyth, who for long
time honorably served as a member of
the board of Trustees of the drainage
canal, would make an ideal candidate for
Clerk of the Probate Court
Some little time ago, the Negro was
inclined to hail President Roosevelt as ?
Moses-Lincoln combination. But at
present he seems to be lost in the viii
derness of doubt-The St. Luke Herald,
Richmond, Va.
The literary Society which meets in
st Johns church, Throop street near
65rd, viii give banquet and reception
to It's members and friends. It Is ex-
pected to be quite an important event in
the history of the society.
The Mite Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church were royalty enter
tai7ed by Mrs ]. s. Tandy, sI1S Grove
ave-, last Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Laura v. Evans gave an illustrated lee
ture on the Diseases of Women"
Edward NJ. Cummings, who has
served the civ IN the past as Oil ana
Gas Inspector, and who is one of the
old time fighters for Democracy in the
Town Of Lake, has become one of the
new clerks Of the Circuit Court and
John Beuel and Louis Schubert have
also recently been appointed as clerks by
James J. Gray
The broad ax., 1906-05-19

Eafesed VI tke Pet Office % ChiAeA
n a Seeoad- elaa Mates.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
Walker Bros.
scorT's MuRDERERs CAUGHT.
Boys Of Respectable Parents Con-
fess Terrible Crime.

Colorado Springs. Jan. Lying in
the county Jail are Charles H. Essick
and Leslie Franoisco. aged IS and 30
years. tho self. confessed murdsrsrs Of
Frank L. SCOTT. who was shot In tho
back on the night Of December goth,
while on his way TO the train. Essisk
IL the one. according 10 the ooasssien
Of both. who did the shooting. He
claims that the revolver went on acci-
deptally caused from his nefvousnsss.
Tho boys claim that SCOTT did mot
stop when they commanded him 70
throw up his hands and they wsss
about ready 70 run whom the pis1el
WAS accidentally discharged. Esiek.
who 10 the son Of respectable parents
hes been IN trouble before.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
No More Fres Passes.

New York. Jan. i-Bsginsing 70.
day applicants for free transportation
on The eastern railroads will and
that there 10 absolutely ''pothiug d.
ing" in that line. The order abolish.
ing free passes went Into eject today
on all the roads. including ths Psan.
sylvania. New York. Central, Erie.
West Shore. B. and O.. Rssdipg. Lack.
awsnns and Lshigh Valley. That
the roads are certainly In sarnsAs il
this latest move 10 ebsy The lister.
stats oomnsuos law wss svidssesd
By the fsot thst many national asd
state iesisissoss and othsss whe havs
been in The hsbis Of receiving favoss
fosnd upon application 70 Ne feals
that they must pay the fare for thsar
holiday jaunls ar stay at hoos.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
Vanderbilt Lines Consolidate. =

New York. Jan. THE consolida.
tion Of the ffty-four railroads com.
prising the Vanderbilt system toda,
became an accomplished fact in name
- we'll ~ In regards 10 the act ual
control The system In future will
be known ~ "The New York Central
lines. Plans at this end have been
making for some time, all cars, sta.
tions. locomotives and other equipment
being marked with the more Inclusive
name.
The only exception to the new rule
10 In the case Of she New York. Chi.
oago and st. Paul (NtckeI Plats) road
Under the laws Of Ohio. through
which state the road parallels the
Lake Store. which 10 also . Wander.
bilt road. . consolidation even Of
names 10 Illegal
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
White house Reception.

Warrington. Jan. 1-Brillisnt and
spectacular ~ In former yeass. the
New Year receptoin ct the White
House today was most sucoessful and
the crowd was one Of the largest that
ever passed through the portals Of
the interesting old mansion on tue
nrst day Of the year. Tho reception
was characterized BY true democracy.
All the people. whether Of high de-.
arss or low. whether rioh or poor.
were Welcomed the afforded oppostu.
nifty personally 70 greet both the
President and Mrs. Roossvelt. The
full Marin, band was stationed In the
lobby and played almost continuously
during the three hours Of the rscsp.
ton. which began 81 II .. m.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
BOY HELD UP
50 He CLAIMS
Victim of Foot Pads or a
Practical Joke.
Skate Straps Used to Bind His
Hands and Feet and Thrown
Into an Irrigating Ditch
His Brother Finds Him.

Held up and bound. Elmer, tho ten
year old son Of Prof. and Mrs. e.
A. Kenyon, was the victim Of either
. prank or Of the determination of
two hungry men to rob him last
evening ~ he WAS walking down
Petroleum avenue toward his homo
with . dozen buns and . couple Of
loaves Of bread. Just ~ he reached
the corner Of East Third street and
Petroleum avenue he was seized by
two men-the usual tall and short of
it-And according to the boys story
was bound firmly with straps from
his pair Of skates around the Ankl les
and his hands tied behind his back.
Being at theii mercy. the mon. the
boy says. threw him into . dry irri-
eating ditch alongside the street with
his face downward. He WAS told not
TO make an outory. The men. he says
then walked toward Pixies Peak ave.
nue. and escaped.
Remaining away from homo longer
than he should his parents becoming
uneasy about him. sent will Deem to
look for the youngster. While walk
ing up Petroleum avenue Deem heard
the cries Of his half brother, lying
in the ditoh. An alarm Was given
and . search with bloodhounds was
instituted but no trace Of the men
could be secured ~ the dogs would
not take the trail. The men took
the buns and bread from the boy. It
Ia supposed they were hungry tramps
and being desperate from hunger took
this method to get something 10 cat
and stop the hunger gnswing. One
man - described BY Elmer - being
short and stoeky with . months old
board; wore . brown ovsrooat with
the left pocket badly torn. He might
have been twenty five years old. The
other was much taller and was proba.
bly, twenty-five. Onicers Green and
Warner secured the young bloodhoupds
owned by Mr.. Harper Of West Flor.
enoe. but being new In the business
the dogs failed 10 catch the scent Of
the men aud after repeatedly trying
the dogs out, the search with them
wss abandoned. Il wAs continued by
the ofiioers alone until II O'Clock but
NO arrests followed.
The ofiosrs are inclined to discrsdit
the story ~ told BY the boy and are
making An investigation. The young
fellow was found with his hands and
ankles tied lying In the ditch with
out doubt. but the story that II
was the work Of bold, bad men 10 not
believed. -
Two men were arrested late this
morning upon suspicion Of being the
guilty parties, bot Elmer could not
identify them ~ the ones who tied
him. They were then released.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
Benefit es Lite Savers.

washingtou. Jan. by the aasnd.
cd regulations Of shs life saving ses.
vloe which went Into operation today,
all the life savers. isspsrs ed sarf.
men alike are 70 have . fall twenty.
four hours e0 every ssvsn - eight
dsys. bat no holiday dssiss psris1s
Of storm. The new plas viii -
wsloonsd By the hundreds u nsn
employed IN the lifesavipG sssvies -
the great lake. ssd The ~ oooe1A
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
Stogiss Go Higher.

Pittsburg. Jan. i-stosies win not
b the ohesp smoke hereafter that they
have boon in the past A general I'd.
vsnoe In prices WAS put into effect BY
the manufacturers today. amounting
to from d 70 ei. 80 per thousand. %.
oording to Grade. AZ . result Of this
avdanoe the retailer will probably
sell his four for . nickel ssoGiss u .
for cents and the three for avs cents
st two for five. The advance In price
is attributed TO the increased de-.
mand for Leaf tobacco.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01

Parties wishinG 70 reserve sssts for
the Bon Hur drama at Pueblo cau do
20 By calling on the otiios Of the o.
and r. q. In this city. A speoIal
train for this occasion will be run on
January srd. leaving Florence about
6p. M; return tickets good On rss.
sIaF trains No. . and 10 thas night.
u.oo for the round trip. Ssats for
the Florence people hsld opss until
Dsc. sesh % which date The ssats ere
thrown open 70 the publio. Des't
visit any iosssr II you vast . god
ssas. ,. esmnsr. Agent N.s
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
70 BURN MORTGAGE :

TO BURN MORTGAGE = The
mortgage burning 3ubilss Of the n. y.
chsrch will b. held on sundav. Jan.
II and ths services will b. Of an all.
day natase. The Epworth Lsagss y
. body hes bssn appointed The dseo.
rstiss committee. The peessan con.
mittss he's bsss named of the follow.
Ing we'll known men: n. A. Logan.
Johs Taylor. 3. g. Wssas, 4. I. He'd.
~. =. L. Yasd. v. .. Proctor. Dr..
Ranbe end d. HalDea.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
HcClelland Goes In.

New York. Jan. mayor AoClel.
Ian was insugurAted for his second
term ~ noon today with the osrsmou.
les customary 70 the OCCASION. Under
the new Law the mayor will hold
offics four years instead two - here.
tofore.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
Gets Dssvsr Plant.

Denver. Jan. 1.-THE paekisR hesss
combine oonnosly kseWs - ~
"bssf tresl" today tesk ever The CO. :.
troll Of the Dsnvsr Usios sleek yards.
The yards here are 70 h run II 80.
section with the tive Local packing
plants psruhassd By The ssnbins lass
0sptsmber.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
Grain Rates Advance.

Chicago, Jan. The now schedule
Of grain rates agreed upon BY the
Western and Gulf line ofIicials went
into operation today. The now
rates are 70 ~ cents per bushei I'd.
Vance and do NOT change relatively the
rates between Atlantic and Gulf ports.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-01
llaa suspseee1 q Aseaseaa.

CALDWELL. idaho. Jan. IA -
~ srrsses1 Asss WHOM ~ eRssss
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