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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Ser Manm nit BEN sspei Sersem.

9er StaIiener @iufeppe Si Drag
gto aus 2ecea, Der ppr lGnges
rer 3sit 70 bisl bon ii9 reben
mdGte, neil er, pie bon mebreren Ner5>
ten fonftatirt poroen lit, stpei 9er5en
beiibt, uno Der BON einem mebi3inii9en
Snftitut in Sem Oort $4,000 erbielt,
naboem er teftamentarif9 fefeefest
bate, Dab nd9 ieinem Sooe feia 3ei6s
nam ben Qeraten ienes Snitituts gum
Stuoium iiberlaHen tperben ione, miro
fpe9en 8etrugs bon Sen 8ebDroen feiner
Setmatb berfolgt. Na9bem Maggio
Iein fleines @erm0gen olir9eebra9t
bate, i9li4 er ii9 in oas @ertrauen
zines rei9en 8eiibers Ndmens @ios
pannt Soffoletto uno eefpann balo Die
@unit Der @9pGserin ieines Sreunoes.
Sas anmutbige junse Mdo9en f9ien
bo9begliidt gu fetn iiber Die 2iebe eines
Mannes nit 5pei 9er5en.
St Maggio peripra9 ibr Die Ghe
un0 er5dblte ibr Die @ef9i9te BON feis
nem 0ur9 bds ameritanii9s Snftitut
eriporbenen 2ei9tbums, nobel er jeoo4
tpoblpeisli4 perf9pieg, oab er bon Dem
Seloe aud nibt me4r einen Gent beiab,
Gr tebauptete pgar, bab linn bas 9ela
~iiberbaupt nod ni9t ausge5ablt tpors
ben lei, uno beipirtte baour6, bdB linn
Die 8rdut uno ibr S9uager mebrere
Saufeno Sire porftredten. 8alo bar
auf eri9ien er nit einem sefGli6ten
&a6eltelegrumm, bas i'm anseblid
mad Nep gort rtef, oamit er BORT Die
$4,000 IN Gmpfans nebme. duff oiefes
Selegramm bin ftrsdte ibm bic sliids
li4e 8raut nod einise Saufenb Sire
Dor. Ser S4ninbel fam a6er bdlo gu
Sage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

Die MngIer S ranf<
rel Of benuben neueroiI ls fle;ne
Spiegel, Die an Der Mngelf6nur rc9e
Dem Safen nit Dem &0ber tc':ltiet
finb. Der @eoante lit babel oer, oab
Der Slid, penn err fib fpioersefpiea eft
fiebt, eilisit aif Den &DOer i6nappt.
neil er einen Gipalen Dor fif gu ieben
sluibt. Ourd 8enubung bieIes merts
~piiroisen 9ilfsmittels foGen reht quite
G%rgebnihe er5ielt tperoen.
0pn elmer Srrftn gen
il berfaIIen. Sn einem pl0blid
gum Qusbrud gstommsnen Wabns
finnsanfan ftiirste ii9 bas Dienftmdbs
den Masgie Solep in Siour gitp, Sa.,
auf ibre .abnunesloie 9ienftberrin.
Grau @inian MaIfi, iinb bradte ibr
f4ipere Werlebunsen BEL, ebe Die gu
6ilfe serufsnsn polisiften interDenireu
tonnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Snternattonaler SebrerauS
tani6.

@ie Der eutI9.amsrtfanif9e pros
feHorsnaustaui9 oiesieits uno j%enIeits
bes Sseans ais sin pirtiames Wittel
beurtbsilt wirb, I'm bic seifiae Gnnd'
hsruna unb bic gerfdnoisuna Der bei-
ben @6lfer 3u fOroern, 10 bisnt aud Der
2sbreraustauf9 swii9en gnglanb,
9euii9lanb unb 5ranfrsia. Der iOebsn
3ur gereinbarur3 gslangt III, Der innes
rem @%erfnhpfung Der groBen europdi,
f9sn 2ulturb6lfsr. gs babsn f9
rdmli9 ois bsuti9e, Die fran36fi&e unb
bic snglif9s Misunderstanding ba-
BIN geeinigt, baB He re~gelmdBig cine
anaabl bon 2ebrtrdften b6berer 2ebr.
anfaiten untsrsinanoer austauf9sn.
Disie rperoet1 minbefens aif elm babies
unb tn Der Rs9el b69ftens auf Elm san.
sss Sabr tn bas anbere 2ano gei9ift
uno ibre 6auptaufgabe tefsbt oarin.
BITE S9hlsr In ben lsbsnbigen @sbrauG
ibrer Wutteriprade ein3ufibren. Mns
bererieits fouen bic 2ebrer auf bisie
Weiie @slsgsnbsit srbaltsn, fa islbfl
tn Der Spra9e bes 2anoes tpeitsr3ubil.
ben. sic nsbmen iniofern cine Son.
oerfeIung Elm, als he inmittslbar Der
2eitung bss Mnffaltsoireftors unter.
Helen uno tdglid nur 3uei Stunbsn
9ebsn foQen, bic tibrisens aud auf
Spa3iergdnssn, ausftgsn ufw. ftatt.
Rnoen f6nnsn. Sc erbalten bieis frem,
ben 2sbrer In England eine iaSrli9e
Bergtituns bon IS bts 20 pfuno, Tn
Deuti9lanb cine iol9e bon 100 bis 10
Marf I'm Wonat, In Jranfrei9 freis
0srpfssuns. Dies bic @runolass Der
@ereinbarung, bis atpsifelos qeeianet
1T, babin 3u pirfen, oaB bas gsgsn.
Isitige 0erfdnonib eisier orsi Nationen
md9f. Die 2ebrer lernen bic Inter
ri9tsmetbooen oes anoeren 2anbes ten.
men, estpinnsn siisrt ginblid In feline
geieliHaftli2en uno fultureQen Ders
bdltnifs uno tragen ben 9eim bieiss
beHeren gerftdnbniRss In ibre Seimatb
3urtid. Sps3isq 3wii&en SsutiGlano
unb Granfrei9 III Elm FOLDER Nustaui9s
berfsbr aud auf anbersn 8ebieten Bee
reits singeri9tet. 80 bsfebt 4. 9. on
Der uniberitdt @rsnoble elm eigener
2urius fur Nusldnoer, an benz beutI9e
stuoenten ii9 reeslmdbia 3u betbeili-
gen pfegen. Wehr uno mebr enolid
aerpinnt aud bte btbiae ginri9tung
an Booen. baB oeutfde unb frana6FIGe
@lterr ihre Qinoer tpdbreno Der Serien
segenieitis austaui4sn. Der tleine
Deutf&e perlebt feline Ssrisn tn elmer
fran36ff&en Gamilis, Der fleine Srans
3ofe bic feini9en In sinem oeutf9en
6aufe. uro bet betosn iibt bies grleb.
nib f&erlt9 ben m%obltbdiigen ginfub
auf BITE ganse gntwidlung ibrsr Sbssn
aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Sreunolt6er Mnsrtm.

Sn einsm 2sitartitsl er6Hnete ge-
FERN bic Sun" bic lttnde 9egen bis
INSTRUMENTATION oes Ri9tsrs Mlforb
FIR bas bon i6m i%nnsge6abte limit als
Qriminalri9ter. gs III oiss i~ebenfaIs
In 4usfabtuna Der Srobuns ssidebsn,
oaB Serr Alforo ni9t uisoer nominiri
perosn niiros. tpenri sr oie Inter-
fu9ung ibsr bic t6rpsrli@e WiBbanbs
lung bon 6dftlinssn our9 poliasis
bsamte meter fOrtisgsn tutiroe.
@ir batten ). 3. als Ri8ter alfOro
hbsr ben sbm anesbrobten pOlitii6sn
Bob fpra9, faum 9lauben t6nnen, oaB
bisIe Srobuns ir9sn6 psl9en anesren
6intsreruno bdtte. als ben usbersifer
siniecr iib%elberatbsner 5reunoe bss
goIiasi-g bsfs; mir fno aud iest tibsr-
asusi, Dab Serr Wsb9er oas BOrgebsn
oisier usbsrsifrigsn ni9t biaist, ion.
bern In isinsm siasnsn Sntsrsfs lisber
cine polfdnbiss unf9ulos grtldrung
bur6 bic @rOBgei9uOrensn au srIangsii
iptnf9t.
Sc III u1ssmein amhfant, ben ldps
pif&sn uno tblpsl6aftsn @erfu4 Der
Sun" Ri9ter alfOro ems 3u psrs
isbsn, etwas ndbsr su betra6ten.
@sraoe mas Der 6areiber bes Mrs
titsls In Der Sun" Ssrrn aIforo ole
6eblsr anrs9nst, fno bis 669fsn 8us
9snosn, bic sinsn &i9tsr sisrsn. Be.
faetsr Artitel srtldrt sinlsiteno In pom.
pbTer Weiie v@snn elm Beamter
INSTRUMENTATION fu&t, 10 it es gut.
tusrrl mon feline fribsrsn Mmtsbanb.
lungsn prift. Ri9tsr Alforo NOR
o9t Sabre Rriminalri9ter bon Warion
gountp. Bas bat sr In biefer 3sit
gsthan, nm feline Biebsrpabl au re&t.
~fsrtiesn2 Was bat sr bolbra9t2
Man ertuartst nun fslbfberfdnbli9,
baB nod bisfsr gtnlsitung gntbHaun.
gen iiber aeseiete garteiIi8teit. unse.
rs9te Ri9terfprt9e, ia biellsi9t hber
ginbsrfdnoniRs nit berborragenosn
antpdltsn, fOlssn tuiirosr. nbsr nnffatt
befen fol9t eins Guile oss b69fsn go.
bss In unsei9idt mastirtsr 6orm.
Sa wiro geiast, baB islbR bis beRen
Nntpdlte Der Staot ss boraieben. i'm
IN fsinsr ri9terli9sn gigsnf9aft gu
berrneioen. Die Mntudlte tdtten fein
1srtraueri In Inn unb ndbmsr ibre
ui&tigeri 6dle lisber Dor einem anbe.
rsn Ri9ter, neil alforb MUIR nod &e&t
unb @eisb nrtbeilt unb I'D bur@ 0e.
fhblsoufelei ni&t bestnFuRen IaHe.
Gab it bic Summs, Der geeerl ibn
srbObenen Sei8uIoisuneen, auf bts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

~ srfonQt-Gin abioIut nI9teruer Hpster. Der and
- ais e9anffe1Her heifeu fanu. gaub osrs
teben eth Pferb 81 Ianhbobeu. 0utsr eobn unb
Doarb. .ea&mfraeen Bel Better e9eib. .
24so Drioltuoob apsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
atsusr aotfdaftsr fin aaaism.
epSn eines Sipfomaten, feIbft eriabrensr
diplomat uuo gstaa tn.

Diplomat nno Settunesttatti.
Charles Spencer Srancis BON Srop,
n. g.. Ser an Die Stene bes plDsli9
bon ieinem Ypiten auridgetretenen
bisberieen 8otf9afters in Wier. 8els
lamp Storer, berufen paro, lit Der
Sobn zines 9iplomaten unb bat fih
ielbit bereits Die oiplomatii9en Spos
rem peroient. Sein @ater. SObn Morz
gan Srancis. mar matchmaker Sc
fanoter fir 9rie9enlanb, portusal
un6 Seiterrei9zlIngarn Wdbrenb
Der breiiGbrisen Sbdttsfeit Sobn Mors
gan Srancis' in @tben biente linn ietn
Sobn als Sefretdr; BON 1900 BIB
1902 mar CHARLES Spencer Srancis
@eIanbter fir @rie9enlanb, &umds
nien unb Serbien.
Charles Spencer Srancis, Der se@
g~entudrtig- i'm So. ~2ebensiabre ftebt,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Ans ben @eri9ten.


Wattbsu 8. 9armon trengte gsgsn
feline Satin gmilp 6armon eine e&ei.
oungstlage an. Die gbe tuurbe am
16. DECEMBER 1908 sef&lORsn unb bic
0srebeliGtsn lsbter big gun, 20. San.
1906 aufammen. Die 8erflaste mar
,ur 3sit Der Seiratb geRbsrin elmer
Rolonialuaaren. 6anolunS an Sbelbp
Strabs. Dos @siddft mar ieoOu auf
benz &tdsans bssrifsn uuo Der 2ldser
fedte baar @elb In oas @ei9dft unb
bra9ts baHslbe tpieoer In bic 66be.
9erielbe bra9te spei 96&tsr nit in
bic gbe, tpslde bic Hrbeiten I'm 6auie
unb TN @si1dft perridten mubten.
wabrenb bic So9ter bon Der bsrtla9tsn
Settle bic Dame fpielts. Die gertlaSte
Tel eirs fsbr 3anfii9tige uno un3ufries
osne perfon, bic ibm bas 2eben In
ieoer Weiie unsrtrdali9 ma&te.
Die 5rau Sat es f4liebli9 10 melt
setriebsn. bab sr nit ieinen $6atern
bdtte ausaisben miRen. Zines guten
8asss bdtte bic Srau bas @ei&dft
bon Der alten Summer 1901 nod benz
Saufe 1880 Sbelbp StraBs psrIest.
obne feline grlaubniB bariber ein3us
bolsn. Seine Sa9en bdtte Re auf
bic StraBe obns S4uB Dor @sgen unb
ionfi9sm unuetter gefteat, no er tie
am nd1ffsn Sage borgsfunoen bd!te.
ct tonnte oas @ebabren bon Soften
Der 6rau ni9t ldnser erirasen unb
wanidt bic Srennung. ct forbsrt
bic gbei9eisuns uno gesubluns feinsr
SntersKst am @eiad!t.
Ioroerungsflage.
Die Cincinnati Brsuing 60. uers
flaste 3bompion s. SbOmas auf Be.
,ahluns bon sl147.96 an. Gm /.
Sept 1905 peripra9 Der @srflaste bic
Summs In Sbsil3ablunsen absutrasen
unb madte cine 3abluns bon 500.
6inf rpeitere 3ahlungsn bon 81
batte mar, alsidfals gemadt. 5ebt
Ieien $65 3inien uno AopOtOtengebhb=
rem fdnis unb unbe3ablt seblieben.
Die COMPANY fOrbert bic gs3ablung
bon $500. -
Greisgeri9t.
Sn Der Rlage auf giniebung eiues
gsrnaltsrs bon Warp Weer 9egen bic
SnoianapoIis Canning Wa9inerp 60.
tpuroe Bebicn %. 8lain als folder
bonn Ri&ter bss 3reisgeri&ts befimmt.
Superiorseriht.
Sn Der S&eibunsstlaes bon Georgia
@opul assen gbas. @Oual tpuroen bic
3euqen pernommen tno bic @rtinbe
intsr Bsratbung gssogen. /,
Der S9eibun9spro3eB bon 2eonora
Sobbs ae9en 8bomas Sooos uuroe,
na9bsm bic 3susen berh6rt waren.
bon benz @i9ter unter geratbun9 gs'
3o9ert.
Die S1eibungsflaee bon Wattie W.
WbitHt gegen Sefe y. Wbitft tpuroe
gu @unfien Der 2ldserin enif9isosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

On p~esfaufen I: DanRer'1 2ije. BITE bbnfeu ixtrIi4s
. aussfsn tHr 1900, Hitter ben 90. far 70 sabre.
so. 0arna aubersa 10 unselsnsrs Rrdnis bssatIenS
8. .. Gbsse. 9Nat.Sse1EWas4GzasgsoL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

Die e amber Der Sapaz
ner baben bic f9Dnften puppens
ffu6en, Die es iiberbdupt sibt. Die
Stuben (oOer SGus9en) fnb ponftdn=
Dig ausm0blirt uno eingerihtet; tie
entbalten audi feline &Gfige fir air.
penoe Snfetten ftatt Der @Ogel unb TO-
gar nieolt9e 8i9eri9rdnte nit Gss
6t9tbi9ern In Der @r0be pon-8rtefz
rnarten fur Die prd4tts ansepusten
puppen.
Inter ben berpprrugens
ben perfDnIt9feittn nit
felteneren 2ieb6abereien lift prtn5 2ub>
mtg bon 4apertt aa rennerl. Seine Sns
fettenfammlung tt notwithstanding Die
prBbte unb p~olitGnbtgite, bic es iibers
baupt sibt, unb Der prins 1T elm an
ieittg erfahrener gntomplog, Der NIT
ben @etpobnbetten Der Mmeifen, Bic
men, Motten, Gliessr, Obrtpiirmer uno
Der Snfettentpelt I'm sansen innigft perz
traut 1T.
g Of tefen Sci 9un6en n.
lin S6pielen p6er Staubeulen on Den
glenbogen Der 9unoe gum @erl4tptn>
ben gu bringen, 1T Dor allen Elm tpeiz
9es Eager erforberli9. Sn Die 9unbe@
biitte mub cine rei9lide Gage bon
Strob, 9olatpolle ooer Sorfftren toms
men. Da biele 9unoe bic Streu an Ste
WGnbe Der 9iitte f6ieben, oaher auf
Dem 8retterbooen liesen, 10 TIT es anz
geaeigt, cine ben 8oben Der 9iitte polls
fommen beoedenoe Matrase 5u be-
nuben, Die nit 3ubilfenabme bon
@Gden, !SolapolIe, Sorfftreu, Strob
letht unb btaig bergeftent tperoen lam.
Qiest Der 5unb in Der Wobnuns, 10
eeniigt ais Eager cine neide, bide
9ede o6er Matrabe. Oie 8eulen felbit
finb NIT aertbetlenoen Mitteln gu be-
banbeln. Sinh fe ioeben erft entftans
ben. 10 seniist Dfteres ginretben NIT
0afeline. Meltere @ef4pulfte iperben
NIT Sobfalbe sinserieben, ooer es pirb
Elm Ointment ongeipenoet, beitebenb aus
120 Sbeilen sriner Seife, 80 Sbeilen
Salmiaf, ie Is bts 20C9beilen StetnSl
un6 2antbdrioentinttur. Bel febr
alien, gar3 perbGrteten Beulen bleibi
nur BITE Qusf4dlung iibris. Die iebod
bon fadtunbigtr 9anb oaseefiibr,
perben mub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Giner Der Reoner Der ebieaao'sr

ELECTROMAGNETIC am b~srgangenen
Sonntag bergli4 ben bortiesn Wapor
Ounne nit einem parnle,optpebon.
Wie Ct 3u biefem mertmtrbigen Ser.
alei9 fommt, bat er ni9t n6ber erl6u-
teri. Der Wapor aber, Der bon einetn
parallelopipebon nod ni&ts geb6rt
haite, belt IS fir ein rleues un6 aana
Defenders ebrenrtibriees s&impftpori
unb 9erietb bartber In bic grbbte Muf.
regung. (Weffl. poR.)
Nun f9mei4efbaft if e esrabe ni@t,
eth oieriettiges prisuia senannt 90
wexbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Gtplanttr MUIR pan,rrkolo6.
Sine tteb ertrampfnne pes enaIiiden eMIa6ts
fGifes ,9reaouauebt."

Das &omite fir Marinepefen in,
Notwithstanding errest ailgenblids
lid oabur9 befonberes SntereHe, bab
fir Die Ser. Gtadten> 5lotte u1ter an
oerem Ger Sau zines pan6erf9iffes
bon ni9t peniger als 10000 Spnnen
9ebalt in @orf9las sebra6t porben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

rSatfo~ g 7 b a n. @iliam
Sennings 8rpun ipuroe sslegentli9 fei@
nes Nufentbaltes auf ben pbilippinen
cine merfpuroise @brung 81 She'll. 81
erbielt ndmli9 Die Wiirbe zines Dat
to" Moroz9Guptlings) unb fpuroe bon
osn gingeborenen nit 80 Salutf6iifs
fen begriibt unb Damn auf elmer BON 40
Moros bemannten v0inta," benz So
ntgsboot oes vOatto" pfang, na9 oefz
fen palaf eeleitet, 100 ibm aablrei9s
@eI9enfe odrqebrd6t pur6en.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22

round residents, notably Captain and Mrs. A. H.
Payson, Mrs. Robert G. Hayne, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Lansdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Howard and Miss
Frances Howard. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Poett have
been there since the early spring
Mr. and Mrs Charles Clark make San Mateo their
home, but have made number of trips to Del Monte
this summer and were in town for a little while.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. de Saba are at their place and
with them Mr. and Mrs. Clement Tobin. The
Tobn brothers have just given up to the Elliott Me-
Allisers the latters cottage in San Mateo and the
McAllisters will occupy it until the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Howard are at San Mateo,
having given up their European trip Mr.. and Mrs
Barry Coleman and their daughters, Mrs Bonner,
Miss Sophie Coleman and Miss Lucy Gwin Cole
man, other refugees from the city, their house
Fillmore street being in the busiest part of
the business section.
At Woodside the Josselyns-Mr and Mrs JOS
selyn and their pretty, attractive daughters, the
Misses Mary; Gertrude and Marjorie Josselyn; Mr..
and Mrs. J. Athearn Folger, and in nearby cottage
Mrs. Athearn Folger Sr. of Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mcintosh have a bs&atiful
home there and live there throughout the year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE FOLK
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST
New PLAYS for Nance O'NeiI and Mrs. Fiske
and Music Being Written for
Kahn's Opera.

It probably was nothing more significant than a
coincidence that HerscheI Mayall opened his Sal,
Lake engagement in "The Wife" few days after his
better half the suit for increased support which
she had filed against him in San Francisco Miss edna
Elsmere is of the company headed by Mr.. Mayalt
John Cort of Seattle, who introduced Florence Rob
erts to Broadway and aided her to win metropolitan
favor in poor play, has purchased the Pacific Coast
rights to THE Man the Box" and will star Max
Figman in the part created by Henry E. Dixey.
Il still in San Francisco trying to from
the effects of the recent calamity, writes Edwin E
Emery erstwhe of the Central Theater, to the ORA
matte Mirror. That's what came of not having an
earthquake clause" in his contract
Sylvester, Jones and Pringe, who burned out
of their engagement i'll OFarrell-street free music
New York Roof Garden that Lew Fields has booked
them for his company next Even on O'Far-
rel street they considered pretty good singers
Mrs. Fiske, who is still at Ben Lomond, will open
her season somewhere in the West in 'The New York
Idea and her company will include Leonard Shep-
hard leading He is said to be well fitted for
his part in the play, and his stagematcs
will be John Mason, George Arnss and William b.
Mack, whose work contributed nightly to the sue
cess of Leah Kleschna"
Some Orpheum patrons will not be surprised to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22
Gossip OF Society
Continued From Page "a Column {,
Page az, Column S.

spend part of the summer at the summer home she
has at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Russell Wilson and the Misses Emily and
Charlotte Wilson have given up their plan of going
abroad this summer for indchnite>stay. and have
taken cottage in Burlingamc for several months.
Mr. and Mrs Laurance Scott at the old
Crockett home, which is now Mrs. SCOTS property,
and with them is Mrs. Joseph Crockett The Mount
ford Wilson's are also at their place Mr.. and Mrs.
George B Sperry have cottage at Burlingame and
will remain there until their home Larkin street
is finished.
Miss Jennie Croker is here from New York and will
spend the summer at "Uplands" with her grand
mother, Mrs. Easton.
San Mateo has large proportion of al-the-year-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22
GEHHFH

will be seen in "Gioconda season Miss Roberts
gave the first English production of the D'Annunzio
play in this country. That two years ago in
San Francisco. Duse is the only other actress who
ever presented it in the United States.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
JackSOnS Had Troubles.

The Jackson baseball team had
troubles of it's own in reaching
Bemidji. The train on which
the boys started from St. Paul
got to running on a slow sched-
ule, with the result that they
missed connections, and did not
reach Bemidji until $50 yester-
day afternoon.
They were a tired lot when
they arrived here, but displayed
considerable ginger in the game,
despite the fatigue. They are a
gentleman]y lot of young fellows
and they are here to give the
best ball of which they are
capable, as well as to have an
enjoyable time. The team en-
braces the following: Premble,
manager; Walters and William
son, alternating p. and RI; Robin.
son, c; Lawler (erstwhile "grand.
pay ID; Grub, 2b; Rachac, SIS;
Cummings, 3b; Kelley, If:
Snyder, CT. They are quartered
at the Brinkmau.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
THIEVES WORK
A SMOOTH GAME.
Secure Room at French Home
and Leave in Night With
ValuabIes.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. French
were the victims of a smooth
couple last night, as the result
Of which Mrs. French is out per.
sonall property to the value of
some 500.
Yesterday evening man aud
woman applied for lodging at
the French residence and were
given a room. During the night
the couple departed from the
house, taking with them a sack
coat. valued at about SIS and a
silk mufaer worth So.
Mr.. French did not discover
the loss until this morning, when
he notified the police, who ascer-
tanned that the parties who
stopped at the French home had
left on the east-bound passenger
train last night, having pur.
chased a ticket for Menahga.
Telephone com m unication was
at once had with Cass Lake and
Menahga, and it is likely that
the parties will be apprehended.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
DISCUSS COUNTY
FAIR TONIGHT
Bemidji Commercial Club Will
Take Up Proposition With
Blackjack Delegation.

A meeting of the Bemidi il
Commercial club will be held
this evening at which several
matters of Importance will be
discussed and disposed of.
Among these will be the pro-
posed organization of a fair as
ISOLATION and the holding of a
county fair this fall.
1t is expected that a delegation
OF citizens of Blackjack and
residents of that vicinity will be
present and confer with the Be-
midi people relative to the fair,
whereby a harmonious agree
ment may be reached. 1t is
hoped there will be as large at
tendance of members as possible.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
Dean-McRea.

At the Baptist parsonage Sun.
day evening at 9:30 occurred the
marriage of Miss Emma Dean of
this city to George McRea
of Jamestown, N. D. The happy
couple left this morning at 7:15
for Eagle Bend and other places,
and will be at home after July IS
at Jamestown, N. D. A host of
friends join in wishing them a
long, happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smart en-
tertained with a sumptious 8
o'clock dinner Sunday in honor
of the couple. Covers we're laid
for twenty-five guests.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
WILL PLAY BALL
AFTER SUPPER
Jacksons and Bemidji to Pull Off
Second Game This
Evening.

The second game between the
Jacksons and the Bemidji team
will be called this evening at $50
sharp. AS many people are
working all day until 6 in the eve
ming, it was thought best by the
management to call the game
right after supper, at6:30. This
will give everyone an opportunity
to see the contest.
Every effort is being made to-
day to get Holstein, Hallet and
Bungo here for the game. Tele-
phone communication has been
had with the players, who are at
Akeley, and it is likely that they
will be in the game this evening.
Walters, a southpaw, will pitch
for the St. Paul team, and Cred"
Hazen will oficiate on the slab
for Bemidji. If Holstein fails
to arrive, "Dad" Lewis will catch
for. Bemidji. Robinson will be
behind the willow for the Jack
sons.
There has been a rumor circu-
lated to the effect that an injunc-
ton has been issued forbidding
the playing of games on the new
grounds. This is not correct.
An application has been made
whereby the local management
is called to show cause why an
injunction should not be issued,
but this proceeding will not in
any manner interfere with the
game to be played this evening,
tomorrow and on the Fourth.
So every body attend and help
root.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
EVERY SALOON is CLOSED.
Threat to Destroy Buildings Proves
Effective Weapon.

Kansas City, July 2.-Every saloon
In Kansas City, Kan. is closed tightly
and at the clubhouses of the Elks and
Eagles no liquor is being sold. AS
sistant Attorney General Trickett's
threat to destroy the buildings used
as joints has proven effective. Dur
Ing the night the bar fixtures and
stocks of liquor were removed from
many places to the Missouri side. A
dozen saloons in the suburbs of Ar
mourdale, Argentine and Rosedale
still remain open, but they may event
ually be closed. These latter were op-
Grated by a Missouri brewing COM
pany now in the hands of a receiver
and Attorney General Trickett wished
to feel his ground before proceeding
against them. The fixtures from one
saloon owned by this company has
been destroyed by the sheriff, how
ever, notwithstanding threats of the
owner to secure restraining order
from the federal court.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-07-02
Mark Twain on AdvertisinE.

Mark Twain ON Advertising.
Mark Twain III the midst of a pano-
gyric on advertising told a remarkable
story. j..
'"There was a man." he said, "back
Iowa way who was so pleased with an
advertisement in the local paper that
he wrote the following testimonial let
ter to the editor: =
''Mr. Editor: Sir-After selling all
could, giving barrels away, stuffing my
hogs till they would eat no more I still
had last fall about 200 tons of big, juicy,
fine favored apples left on my hands ]
inserted in your valuable paper an ad.
that was willing to send free barrel of
picked fruit, freight paid in advance by
me, to any one who would apply, there
being, of course, no charge for the barrel.
You will hardly credit it, but that little
forty cent ad. cleared out my whole stock
of apples, and could have disposed of
five times the quantity on the same
terms" >