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New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
MONEY RECEIVED.

Mrs. G SENDS s., with interest and sympathy
10 the T s 5. work; one who is confined to her
oeo by an accident S3. through Lena Sylvester
LoI LoI needy gentlewoman": Mrs. b. 81; Three
4IIehcs' J. ID y, 50, and c II. l. So for the
tahe unfortunate woman. @. A T, So toward
buying the pony for the boy at the Industrial
tchool' A n H. OF Brooklyn. 81. for afflicted
bAoges' Lillian Newton. Of the Dansville n Y
brahch, 81 for Consumptive home; Albany
son, u cents for postage
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
FIRE NEAR LINERS MAIL.
Seaman Finds BLaSe on the BIdcher
Little Damage Done.

small blaze which was quickly extinguished
broke out the neutrality-suspicious. liner
Blucher last Saturday. while she was in mid
ocean. The quick work of the crew prevented
the flames from spreading. and within twenty
e1tinguished.
The Blucher arrived here yesterday. The fire
occurred at $50 q. m on Saturday. Jacob Zelt-
ner, q seaman. smelled smoke. He traced the
fire to q room adjoining the mail room. and
quietly calling for the bucket brigade, put out
the fire before the passengers awoke, The blaze
is supposed to have started from defective IN
sulation.
1t was said at the general postoffice that none
Of the Bluchers mail had been burned
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
WINTER MOUNTAINEERING.

One OF the arduous Alpine exploits OF the win
ter is the climbing of the Shonhorn which hns
just been successfully accomplished with the
aid of the well known guide. Anton Dorsag The
ascent was made from the side of the Simplon
village Fortunately though the mountain aide
covered with ice, the weather was bright
and clear and several fine Photographic views
obtained OF a landscape covered with snow
and throwing off dazzling reflections in the sun
shine, though at a temperature 10 degrees he
low freezing point The ascent OF about o son
feet took ten hours to complete--London Globs.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
CRAZY MAN CLIMBS FLAGSTAFF.

Cleveland. March IA man, supposed to be
]. Cline OF Boston. climbed the fiagpole OF the
Williamson Building. tall structure on Euclid
avenue. to-day and reached a height OF 225 feet
above the street The man was unobserved till
he had reached the top and seemed about to
plunge 10 the street Policemen managed to get
him down, and he was found TO be dressed I'm
sailors costume. He gave the name OF Grover
Cleveland. The man had been sailor on the
battleship Iowa. and had been recently I'm am
insane asylum IN Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
kimOnOS and Wrappers

Pretty, comfortable 1ounging garments
with just that dash of style that women
like
OF course, the savings will be well
coined, too:
KinlOnoS--
At S1.75 EACH worth s225-Of outing flannel.
in light stripes: faced with solid colored borders
Wrappers
At 81 each, worth S175-Of lawn. white
ground with black figure; fitted back; nicely
trimmed. Under Price Store Basement.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
VICTIM OF STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Son Shot in Bed on Eve Of His Fathers
Funeral

Philadelphia. March 14-George Payne Bur
nap. thirty-eight years old. a son ot the is'e
Captain George ]. Burnap. L 5. n. died TO-DAY
at hospital as the result OF an unusual as-. as-..
dent MIR. Burnap arrived here yesterday ron
his home in California. to attend the fUneral Z"
his father
About midnight he went with his brother
Arthur 10 the latter's room. As he lay upon -,
bed smoking pipe, his brother picked up - =
newspaper from a trunk which stood In coiE.-
or the room In lifting the paper Arthur - -.
lodged a revolver which had been placed on as -
trunk. The weapon fell 10 the floor ana W. W.
discharged The bullet penetrated the matussss -
and entered George Burnap's left side near "'
heart
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The short or pony" coat is already an accepted
favorite OF fashion, and may be looked for in in
creasing numbers with the incoming season. Here
Is one OF the latest, jauntiest and most becoming
that is adapted to all seasonable suitings and can
be utilized for the separate wrap. In the ilustra
tlon II Is made Of amethyst colOred chiffon broad
being of lace applique over silk, but the model is
IN every way adapted to the light weight wool
mixtures that are TO be such favOrtes for the
spring, and also to the pongee and linen suits Of
later wear well TO Panama cloth and the
heavier suitlngs OF the between Seasons time.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15

able sleeping room 20 her. and has cared Tor her
ever since Previously the invalid had more
than enough money TO take care of her for the
rest of her life but unfortunately she lent 1t to
one whom she thought her friend. and II was
svvept away The care and attention given to
the Invalid have taken the place of other sunshine
work usually done by Mrs. c.. and as such Is
considered most worthy dues
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
DAILY THOUGHT.

ne a"E returns and brings the petty round
q irritating concerns and duties Help Us 10 play
the man. help Us 10 perform them with laughter
80 hlNd taces: let cheerfulress abound with in
c-suS- o. Us 70 go blithely on our business an
--. cef- LilAs rs 10 our resting beds weary and
S-Lle.l alq undiscovered; and grant us in the end
'''e s-I' "i sleep. Amen.-Robert Louis Stevenson.
Ilo-lshed AZ the request OF Mrs A NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15

The quantity Of material required for the medium
size Is three and three-quarters yards q. yards
A or one and three-quarters yards 50 inches wide
with fve-eghths yards of silk for collar and cuffs
and six and three-quarters yards OF brad.
The pattern No. b.3lO is cut Ia sizes for a 32 81
Sc. 3S and 10 inch bust measure.
The pattern Will be any address receiDs
of 10 cents. Please give number pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern Department
NeR-York Tribune II IN q hurry for pattern send
an extra two-cent stamp, and We viii mail by letter
postage IL scaled envelope
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
OPERATE UNDER UMBRELLAS.
Surgeons Continue Work on Woman Whi'
Fire Burns Hospital

Biddeford Me. March 14.-Seventeen pauoh~
at the Truu Hospital. in May street. were =.
moved from their beds to-day during q e
which destroyed a portion OF the buildins' ss-
geons at the hospital completed an Opefae.-
upon a woman patient while the frenen N''~
at work -.
Umbrellas were held over the operating 'Sn+o
TO ward of the water which was leaking ,snS -
the room from the upper part Of the oui1N-
The operation was successful
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15

At 900 a yard-Grass-bleachsd French
Linen, 81 IN. wideI pearl white. medium
weight.
At $50 a yard-Snow-white Irish Lineni
soft finish. round thread SO in wide.
Irish Lineni twelve bsst colors; SO in-
wide.
Bleached Handkerchief Linen; IS in
wide.
At $50 a yard-Bleached Irish Body
Linen; very firm. strong qualityi 80 in
wide.
At 500 yard-Bleached Irish Linen. soft
finish. Sc in vida
Bleached Irish Shrunk Linen. s4h In
wide.
Sheer Handkerchief Linen; beautiful, fine
quality; 36 in wide.
French Linen Lawn. sheer IN 1ve shades;
36 in. wide.
pearl white, round thread; soft fnishI 47 In
wide.
Sheer Handkerchief Linen. SO IN wide.
Medium-weight bleached Irish Linen. 80
in wids.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
SALE OF CLOTHING

Mrs Malcolm Mclean. president Of Manhattan
Branch Ia. asks for contributions OF seeond-
hand clothing for a sale on February %. The
object OF the sale is 20 raise money 10 Ss,ar, q
Gay nursery Tor Auxiliary OF the Little Moth
eTs" The selling OF the clothing for a nominal
sum Is also a great help TO the poor mothers of
the upper West Side whose children are aided
tons sent 70 the Office intended for thjs ssIe
fhoulo be so marked, and they viii be placed IN
the box 10 be forwarded 70 Mrs Mclean
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
PLANT OF "ANTi-HAT.n

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The following IS being passed around al the
clubs in this city. and it seems to be appropriate
TO the discussion Of women's hats in audiences:
Two things IN New-York make a man swear
oae IS the personal property tax. because so un-
fair the other. womens hats worn In audiences he
cause so incOnsiderate ANTI-HAT
Nsw-York City, March Il lgO<
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
BRANCH MEETING.

The Chelsea branch will meet to-day with Mrs
Ashley, one OF it's members, for the purpose OF
making garments for poor children Luncheon
will be served by the hostess. Mrs. Greene re-
ports that contributions for the Easter sale OF
the branch on April and Z, have been received
from Mrs E. w. Runyon, Mrs. L. Perkins ana
from Sea Girt The branch members are busy
making all sorts OF aprons and fancy articles tor
II he
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
PAID HER DUES

Mrs c. Massachusetts member. has paid her
dues I'm way that reflects great credit ON her
good heart and her appreciation OF the rea,
meaning or sunshine An elderly cousin of this
HenlDeT' who has been ia 81 health for two
yesh' was suddenly seized with severe and
painful disease There was no one 20 give her
the care she needed so the T. s. s. naer,ber ,oo,,
her 10 her own home. gave UP her own comfort
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
QUILT PIECES.

President OF the T. S. S.: May ask again for
quilt scraps7 One Of our aged "shut-ins' Mrs.
Hull had a fall. and the pieces will be a diver
sion. Then, again. our old colored member Aunt
Flora who has rheumatism. delights In the Sun
shine materials for quilts. Yours as ever,
BETTE LIPSCOMB. President
Apopka, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
A Fine Array
Of SILK COATS

This Spring the coat makers have
turned out all their most beautiful Coats
in silks-taffeta, peau de sole, MORE and
faille Practically every dressy model Is
either silk or silE-and-lace. There are
pretty Eton jackets, hip-length coats and
very stylish three-quarter length coats,
suitable for street or evening wear. In
fact, every favored model Is produced in
these handsome black silks. The trim
mings in the tailored styles are chiefly
braids, very tastefully arranged.
Eton Jackets and boleros, $I2 to $3.50
Hip-length Coats, SI8 to $40.
Three-quarter Length Coats, SCI to
SIS.
Second floor Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
TO BROADEN WOMEN'S RIGHTS
Reichstag Votes in Favor of Removal of As
sembly Restrictions.

Berlin. March 1-The Reichstag adopted to-day
a motion introduced by the Radicals. requesting
Chancellor Won Btlow to present a bill providing for
the removal of the restrictions the right of as
sembly of women.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
FOR EASTER.

Miss Tilda Van Houton entertained the Allen
osle' n j. junior branch last Friday The girls
mace sachets which viii be passed on as Easter
sltt 10 the blind 7. :. 8. members There will
ne the usual generous distribution Of fresh eggs
end other Easter cheer by both branches in
Allendale. Al
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15

At 600 a yard-BIeaohed heavy~weignt
Linen; splendid quality for skirts; sS In
wide.
At $50 yard-"Old Bleach Linen; grass
bleached; S6 IN. wide.
At Toe a yard-"O1d Bleach grass
bleached Linen: 45 IN wide.
At 75o a yard-French Costume Linen.
yarn-dyed; all the popular colors and
white: At in wide.
Bleached Linen Cambria, IS IN. vida
Sheer Handkerchief Linen. SO IN. vida
"Old Bleach" Linen. grass -bIeachsd, ss IN.
wide.
At S5c and ESQ a yard-"OId Bleach"
Linen. grass -bleached. 40 in wide.
At $50 a yard-Snow-whits Irish Linen
Suiting, 90 In wide.
At 81 yard-Bulgartan Linen: heavy
cream white; "a IN. wide
"Old Bleach" Linen; green. blue and
cream; very heavy cloth: So IN wide
At S1-26 a yard-Chinese Grass Cloth;
cream white. with a silky gloss; "a N. wide.
Third floor.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
REPLY.

Mrs c. Pierce, Brooklyn: Please forward the
card pictures 20 Miss Annie Boyd No SO
Greene avenue, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
"Star Brand" Linen Mesh Underwear-
And the Question of Health

Brand Mesh Underwear sold and
had rado be the best that
anywhere 1t "Sr Bandhat proof enough for
who know underwear quality
From the standpoint of health the best feature OF linen mesh under
that In heavy wooden underwear perspatOn adh
WOOL very slowly. That's the many
mesh it's different The perspiraton drawn
fabric magnet dried And there lies the
venion of bad cold
The "Star Brand" Linen Mesh $5o gmenthars cheap
length n w Drawers
Drawers in 2 or3
Medium bavywe I'M low high neck;
/
0 Nintht rect
underwear made material in
Conbina Sui made to ord e
Anhetz i apatr
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
Linens for Suits and Dresses

Linens Can tell the difference between these fine linen
have wait for aundress show your Yo
dnobe Judge All these linens fine linens
varied and extensive stock began Spring with Al
newest texture sandco At unaspiing prices:
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
a NeW Collection
Of RUGS from India

fine of these rich Oriental opened
Some in the dainty coongs Of pink blue and
boudo and there others in toned effects green g
with plain with medallion Designs
similar Antique Persian Rugs Sizes range
#. Prices from SI7o to $3.50
There also Runners for halls plain green
grounds
We have also recently received number OF perfect specimens
All finely and grades
These Rugs sizes much wanted but
feet wide by and feet long Also
#. long. Prices SIPS SIS5
Also group fine old Afghan Rugs beautiful silky pieces eycep-
uonaly large sizes at 9I3o to $3.50 door
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
SCALP

ID TREATMENT zoe. given a. ladies, r.s
iasnes A4ss a BARRE. 40 z ssth.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-15
N 21asa1ae- d6z~ Store Closes at $50 P M
Beauty in Bloom


The Millinery Exhibition is the front
of the fashion show this week. The pub
lie reception has proven delightful event
to many thousands of women, and very
manv men. The display continues.
The Spring assemblage of Costumes
and Wraps is daily cause of pleasure
and qualification to women intent on don
ming new apparel. The collection pre-
sents the finest assortments the season
ever knew.
2. r r +
Music for the ArtiStiCally Inclined
Mr.. P K Van YORK has been source
OF great delight to lovers OF classical
music during the recent weeks. His
renditions of classic gems, with the
Angelus, have not only made people
marvel that such an instrument could
exist, but they have been a pleasure and
education to hundreds of visitors to our
Piano Store.
These informal Angelus Recitals will
continue indefinitely, at intervals each
day. Be present at your convenience.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
&ana ni&t obme Worpbiam
lebem.

Der 24.id6rige 5rant Supbgrobe,
629 9uap Muenue mobnbaft. wurbs
tpsgsn SiebHabls zines giepcles bon
benz pOIi3iifen @ilIispie berbaftet. 2aum
mar Der @efanaene binter Sdlob unb
@ieseI sebra9t, als er jdmmerIi9 81
bitten anfins. S&lieber Wattbeps
m68te ibm feline Worp9iumipribe aus.
bdnoissn. Wathrlid utsrbe bas ber-
tueigert, bod berubigte fi3 Sugbsrooe
ni9t unb Der S9lisbsr mar 9eawuusen.
Or. pool bonn Sispeniarium au rufen,
Der benz @erbaftsien cine Oofs bes gif=
tss berabrei9te.
Na9bsr erfIdrte Sugb9robe, ct bdtte
F9 10 an bas @ift geu6hnt, baB er
mabnRnnig uerben wurbe, uenn er
oaRelbs aud nur fhr cine berbdItnib.
mdbis tur3e 3eit entbebren mhRe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
etrakeababa= 0eieli9aft anfge=
uamntert.

Jn elmer ni&t Offi3islen gemeins
i9aftli&sn Sibung bss Mapors, Der
MiteIisber Der Baubsb5rbe unb meb.
rerer Wertreter Der Snbianapolis 8rae.
ton & Terminal 60. fnmen grpeite.
runsen unb Wep1nberunssn bes Stra.
benbahnnebes, pfaiferuns 3uii9sn ben
@elstien unb anbere StraBenbabn.M .Mn.
aelssenbeiten CUR geiprs9uns. I'm
S&luRe Der eibuns erfu9ts Der Mapor
bic Tertrster Der Strabenbabn In ein.
brinsli&er Beife. fi& enbIi9 ben WHn.
i9sn bes publiiums etmas mebr ent.
sssenfommenb Ju 3eigen. Die 2ebterer
saben iebo& fetn beRimmtss Weripre.
den, ba he angebli& erf bie .MnR&t
bes prdHbeuten ber gsfeai9aft, s. 3.
Meg goDaa, tpel9sr berbinbert mar,
ber- eibuns beisuwobnsn. sinboIsn
mhKen.
Die BON Bemobnern Srbington's
besIangte 8erIdnserung ber 2tnie an
gnsliib Abe. mar bauptid&li& bie Ser.
anlaRuns Der Beipre&uns. ..s'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Sd1antHrnea oes Sotialen
Surnberetns
9(m 5rsitas, ben 27. 4priI i'm Deutiden
9aaie.

Sas srifs S9auturnsn oes Socialen
Surnbereins unter 6 ositune DEG neuen
8urnlsbrsrs Ssrrn garl .. Sput6
finbet am 81. april Mbsnbs i'm Seuts
i4sn 6aus itatt. Wdbreno Der bers
bdltniBmdbig tursen 3eit ieines Sier.
ieins fat 9srr Sputb bsuielen, bob er
bur6 uno burd Ja6mann if. @r BAT
nit aQsn 3laiien isinsr S4ilsr fsibig
borssarbeitst; Die llsbungen berielben
am Srsitag abeno tueroen ni9t bets
feblsn, einen duBerf einifieen gin-
bfud au bintsrIaiisn. SIR aQs 2lahen
fino bic nebuugen je na9 oem Alter
uno ben Gdbi9feiten Der 300 S&iler
iOrsfdltie aussspdblt; fhr bic Stnae.
rem unb Stnsiisn beife6sn bieielbsn
5auptid9li9 aus spislsn, wdbrsno
osn asltsren oie f9uisrisersn @erdtbe.
llsbungsn 3ufalsn.
Cine rs5t intsrsfants unterbaltun9
fisbt iscsnfaGs in ausf6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Central 9abor l1aiom.

Sn bsr lsbtsn Sibung Der gentral
Sabor Union beI6dftigten fi9 bie Dele
gaten nit Der bon Der Snbtauapolis
SslepbOn, @eielli@aft beabR4tisten gr'
b6bung Der Selspbon.&aten uno nit
Der In Nusfdt genommsnen grb6bun9
Der Preife fur bic gerfaufspldbe i'm
fidotiI9sn Warftbauis. 0auptid&li&
tiber bsi. lsbtsren puntt entipann fit
cine lebbafte Debate; i&lieBlid tuuroe
Elm Autras. ein @omits au ernsnnsn,
tpel9ss in 9eeigneter Weiie gesen beioe
Mabnabmsn protef erbebsn fol, an'
eenommen.
gla9 grIeOigung Der sstpbhnlideu
&outine @ei8dfts murine bsi&lofsn,
Wapor Boofipalter $25 aIs 9eibtlfe 3u
benz San Jranciseo 6tlfsfono au tiber.
ge5en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
s9ldserei 3~iidsa sipsi
S@wefter,t.

Die poli3ei iruroe geftern mad l26
Shb California Strabe gerufen, I'm
einen Strsit auii&en ben S&meftsrn
gaa 6ids unb Mnna pearfon 3u
i4li@tsn. Mnna pearion, mel&e bon
ibrem Manne eetrennt lebi, mobnt BET
Der berbeiratbsten S&weifer 0ids. @e'
fern bate lebtere aus gerfeben bas
@Ins Der l16r ibrsr 6&wefer 3erbro'
den, iuorhber bic beiben 6rauen In
@Ortitrsit gsristbsn. Der i&liebli9 81
8bdtli9feiten ausartete. Sm 0erlauf
oer prheelei sasriif anna psarion
ein NsKer, uomit He ibrer e9mefer
6tds sine tlaffenbe 64nittwunbe TN
@eR9t unb eine tlsine Wunbe ON Irme
beibrn9te.
AIs bic poIi3ei bort antam. batte
Dr.. aar9man. SO Wef @afbinston
Strabs. bie Wsrlstte ssrabe perbunben.
ct erlaubte iebo& ieine 9ransporti.
runs In bas fdbHf&e 9oipttal, neil
be Dermunbete bon stni 9rpben Blut'
perIuf ietr sei&wd&t NOR.
Sbre e&meRer pearion muroe bon
ben polisiRen nod Nummer 6i&es
ssbra&t. s1 @lsa
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
goabention Der Eolt3ete8 8eamtea.

Die MRociation Der 8ertreter Der
beiliaen 5ermanbab bes 6taates Sn-
oiana warsn gefern au itrer 3ueiten
idbrli9en @onbentiou I'm glappool
Qotsl berfammelt. Wapor Bootmalier
bieIt bic @r6ffnuu9s' unb Ye9rabun9s'
&sbe. Der R@ Nnipra9en .bss poliaei'
@befs Webger, bes prdRbenten ber
Nf5oeiation, poli5ei gbefs 2ints aus
Ssrre 6aute unb Mnberer anf4loRen.
Na9 grlebiauns Der @el9dfte fanh
bic WabI Der gsamten fir bas nd&fe
Sabr ffatt, porauf ben Bsiu9ern auf
elmer Nunbfabrt In MutomObilsu biz
ssbsnswarbisteitsn Der 6taot gesei9,
murbsn. Die 6abrt enbete bel BEN
Nrbsitsbauie, no ein Smbib bersii
dtano. Nm Mbenb fanb gum S&lut
Der @onbsntion Elm Bsfu@ Der 8beatei
ffett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Gin gutter Sang.
5rpei GbeffdIider perhaftet
Sic gemeiniam arbeiteten.

Der Malsr 6rsb. 2rue9er, 1716
&ing9oIo Strabe, uno Grau Carrie
&en3. 937 Sf Winnsiota 9trabe
po6nbaft. wurben gefern bon ben
@sbeimpolisiitsn 2urb unb Manning
unter Der Intlase berbaftet, cine 8anas
&ei6e bon Sheds ssfdli4t uno bsraus-
sa6t gu baben.
Die gerbaftsien, beren 9duier oi9t
neben einanber lieaen, fno belize >psrs
beiratbet, tpel9sr llmitanb He iebpd
ni9t oauon abbislt, Elm re9t freuno'
ua9barli4es DsrbdltuiB gu unterbals
ten, Elm 8srbdltnib, tpel&ss i9on bfters
3mii9en ben bsiosn Gamilien 3u Streis
ti9teitsa 9efa6rt bat.
arusser besl:itsie Jrau Rena bdufig
auf ibrsn @dnasn, um ginfdufe su
MAIDEN unb isbssmal bs3ablten He NIT
einem @6sd, Der auf einen finsirten
Namsn, tpie Besrmann rosr WIas,
ausgsfsut unb nit bem Tamen oes
prdRsenten Der German Sire Sniu=
rance Co., 8bsobor Stein, unterf6ries
ben mar. go. srbislten 6. H. W.
Ridter, 846 Shb Msrioiun Strabs,
s. $. Sip IN. $50 Sub Msrioian Str.
nnb bic Sargent paint 60. an Wafia.
9uietts apsnue unb New Seriep Strabe
Sheds irl Bstra9s bon $15 une $50,
oie bon oenielbsn, ba ibnen Der Name
bss Ssrrn Stein mobIbsfannt mar, ans
ftaHoslOs in 3ablung genomnien purs
ben. Als bann bic papisrs bon Der
gant als uertblos ;urhdgeuisisn ipur.
ben, bsna9ridtists man Die poli3si.
2anss 3sit fabnostsn bic @sbeimen
mad ben Gdli&ern psrsebIi9. 6eute
nun psriuAts oas paar. out9 frhaere
grfOlgs unborRatig gema6t, zines
ibrsr ssfdlI9tsn papisre BET bsr Nme.
rican National Banf anaubringen.
Dem aaiFrer tam bic Sa9e niat rs&t
sebsuer bor, uno als 'auf fsin 8srlans
gen Die Ssteetibs 2urb unb Blaming
eri6isnen, srtanntsn Fs fofort tn ben
bsioen gerbafteten bic ibnen bon ben
seprslltsn @e!9dftsleuten senau Bee
idrisbsnsn Gdli9er.
Bel benz nod Der @erbaftuns por9es
nommenen S9wibproes1s fam ss su
Sage, baB Qrh9er ni4t einmal i4reis
ben tann, uno bab ale Gbsfs bon
6rau Wen3 aaf Nniu9en 4riiger's
ausasfsllt purbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
gonbeatiom Der eo3ialifem &c:
idblofem.

in Der S&lubRbung Der Staats.
Contention Der 6o3ialiifen wurben
nod foIgenbe parteimitslieber fiir ben
plab aIs WiteIieb bes NationaI- Gomi.
tes nomintrt:
g. W. @epnolbs, 8srre 6aute;
Sames O'H.aI. Ssrre 9aute; 0arrp
W. 6art, 5nbtanapolis; 8. 9. Re-
0onaIb. Sort @apns.
Die 6tdbte huntington, &erre 6aute
unb Sort Wapne betperben I'D um ben
@ib bes Staats.0 0auptauartiers. Wo'
FIN berielb. rerie9t uirb. bdusi bon Der
bemnd9f boraunebmsnben 1lrabfim.
mun9 ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Gr5ielt einen luOblDer6ienten grubem Grfulg.
rau 5een 5erbert Gbornr sdn5te our punoerbar tree
2eifunoen.
aa@ fur ote Gb6re seHaltste Ea Mbemo am etmen,
Srtumpb.

rolo als Gauit berbisnte boaauf ben
ibm gewOroenen geifau.
Die 8lan3leifung bes Abenbs aber
CAB 6rau 6slen 9erbsrt Sborner nit
Der Sdmuf. Arie.
Ste Dame tit cine gebiegene 2anf-
lerin, benn nur cine iol9e tonnte eine
oerart bor3igliae 2eiifung aeben. Sbr
aud tn Den b6diten 2agen tlansretnes
uno tpunoerbar anmutbsnbss Organ
tam In Der S4mud. Arie nit eini9meis
8e!nbem SdmsI3 gum MustIans. sic
bebsrri9t ibre Stimmittel, bant granbs
li9er S6uIuns bolltommsn unb muBts
Osm 8ortrag cine ieslii3s SnniQteit su
ssbsu. tusl@s bic 3ub6rer binrib unb
al biss obne fesnii9e 3utbat unS ben
3auber iimmungsboasr Bhbnsnshstte.
Der 8sIfall bes publifums uar
nabs3u frsnstiI9, CT criidte ben begeis
fsrten Dant Der S6rer far bic boil.
snbete 2eiitung aus.
Aun oas Quartet Waraaretbe,
Wartbn, Jauf, Wspbifopb.lss mar
sine iti9tige Seiifung. Do9 mar bas
folsenos Suett bon Marsaretbs unb
6auf me6r au Sanf bOrsetrasen.
MuBer benz S9msrtsr.@b @boral bsr.
oisnts Der SOloaisn.@bor bss Wdnnsr.
dor bsbe 8elobun9. Der @bor ee-
langie portrsffi9 gum @ortrag, mar
bou Temperament unb sinbrudsbon.
Die Rir9sn.Seene unb Der Sob Walsn.
tins sinsen slei&falls gut, bod wollie
ss Bel lebtersm iaeinen. als Oh Der se.
mif9ts gbor ni4t gang auf Der 66be
hanb, trobbem bic 2sifung anfpre.
9enb mar.
Sas Sntermeaso uno Duett bes S.
attss ,wii9en Gauf uno Wargaret5e
funb elei9faus woblpsroienten geifal
unb als nod benz Sersstt (Marearetbs,
6auf unb NepbifOpbelss). Der se'
mifdte @6or nit Der tabelloien @ieber-
sabs Der Npotbeuie bas 2Onaert i9lOb,
Sa CAB ss nur betpunoernbe Stim.
men bes 2obes. fhr ben Dtrigentet
grnsfinof unb feline Sdnger uno Wu'
fter fur bic 10 bsrrli8e Sarbietun9.
Die Soli paren tpie fol9t bertbeilt:
Jauf. 9srr Orbille 9arrolb; Waes
phiaOpbelss, 9err Carl perep parts;
0alsniin, Serr gbriffian 6rieori4
Martsns; Branbsr, Serr Seq W. Rap'
paport; Waraaretbe, 6rau 9elen Der
bert Sborner; Siebel, Grl. Iuguifs
&enti4; Martbu. SRI. Settle .. 2etpis.
Gin 8an3 ialOb f4 oem aonsert
an.