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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
LEOPOLD CAPTURED
Alleged Murderer of Mrs. Les.
lie Reported Caught at
Wausau, Wis.

Associated Press to The Evening" TimeA.
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. "a tele-
phone message to the Evening Wis
consin from Wausau, Wis, says that
Leonard Leopold. wanted in Chicago
in connection with the murder of Mrs.
Leslie. an actress, was arrested at
Wausau. The dispatch adds that Leo
pofd made a confession.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
Minot Authorities Claim Col
ored Men Passed Counter
felt Money.
Special to The Evening Times.

Minot, N. D., Nov. IA negro min
street troup are wanted by the Minot
authorities for passing counterfeit
SO bill on Conductor Trepp of the
800" road. One man was held here
but as no complaint had been issued
and the evidence was not strong, he
was allowed to leave. The company
reacting and many of those who were
switched to Lansford.
A complaint has been sworn to by
Trepp, and the authorities will run
them down.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
MAJ.MURPHY'S TRIAL
Set for Next Wednesday Be,
for Judge Pollock-Take
Long Time.

Minot, N. D.. Nov. 2.-The trial of
the state against J. S. Murphy, which is
the result of disagreement of the
jury in the first case, will be held
at Fargo before Judge Pollock next
Wednesday.
Several witnesses from Minot viii!
be subpoenaed and 1t is expected that
the second trial will consume as much
time as the first.
States Attorney Geo. A. MCGEE will
probably have charge of the states
case and Lauder. Barnett & Richard
son of Fargo of the defense.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
BOSTON & ALBANY REDUCTION.
A.sn.s~<>A n,~~, IN - Er~.>~0u.

Boston. Mass, Nov. 1.-The promised
reduction in the rates of fare on the
Boston & Albany railroad went into
effect today. when the passenger rate
was made cents per mile on the en-
tire road. The change in rates, it
Ia felt by the officials of the road,
will do much to minimize the opposi-
tion of the parallel electric lines,
which during the past year has be-
come very acute In this section.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
Gor71persMdyLo

rank and file is believed to be suf-
ficient to keep him in power. But it
is also probable that he will be forced
to entirely abandon his political
schemes or put them upon wholly
new basis.
While the radical element OF organ
lied labor enthusiastically embraced
the scheme of going into politics. it is
at the same time true that the more
conservative of the organizations,
such as the railway brotherhoods, the
painters. and others. have been only
lukewarm in support of the political
propaganda. The sentiment of those
opposed to President Gompers is we'll
set forth in an editorial appearing in
the official organ this week of one of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
RUSSIAN PIANIST.

Associated Press to The Evening Time~.
Baltimore. Md. Nov. Musical
circles are much interested in the
American debut here tonight of Josef
Lhevinne, the great Russian pianist,
recently arrived in this country.
Lhevinne will make transcontinental
tour, going as far west as Denver and
south as New Orleans.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
CAMPAIGN NEARING FINISH.
Associated Press to The Evening Time

New York, Nov. 2.-Charles E.
Hughes is scheduled to complete his
third and last upstate tour tonight,
returning to the metropolis tomorrow
for the finish Of the campaign. Mr..
Hearst likewise will participate in
grand wind-up in New York City.
From present indications 1t will be
the most rousing campaign close this
city has ever seen. The metropolitan
district will be aglow with red fire to-
morrow night from the easternmost
limits of Brooklyn to the Harlem riv-
er. Every available hall has been
secured by one or the other of the op-
posing parties and every prominent
street corner will be the scene of
stump-speaking. Contrary to the u.s.
ual custom the spellbinders will con-
tinue their work almost up to the hour
the polls open Tuesday morning. So
far as the candidates are concerned,
however. they will virtually end their
speaking tomorrow night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
ADMIRAL DICKENS RETIRES.
Press to The Eveniug Time,

Associated Press to The Evening Tlmes.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 2.-Having
reached his sixty-second year, the age
limit for active service In the navy,
=. Admiral F. w. Dickins, a men,
sstoifny card Of rear admirals, was
pIasssl &oc;.. syed list today. Ad-
miral DickiaS10tyhad long and dis
tinguished career in the navy. He
entered Annapolis academy from Con
necticut in 1861 and graduated in 1864.
During forty years he mounted step by
step from ensign to the grade of rear
admiral and during that time he serv-
ed In many capacities and did duty in
many parts of the world. For several
years he served as assistant to the
chief of the bureau OF navigation and
later commanded the battleship Ore
gOn
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
CANADIAN SOCIETY BANQUET.
ANNOClQl4I RHaan tn Iha L. naa..

~, "se" fFeNH 10 Tue Even1nX TTnIea.
pittsburg. Pa, Nov. 2.-Of inter-
national interest is the brilliant BAN
quet arranged by the Canadian So
ciety Of Pittsburg, to be given at the
Hotel Schenley tonight. The guests,
for the occasion are r. F. Sutherland,
X. c., speaker of the dominion house
or commons. and Hon Rudolph Le-
mieux, postmaster general of Canada.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
FACTORY DESTROYED.

100000 Loss in New York City Today
From Fire.
Associated Pres. to The Evening Times.
New York. Nov. 2.-Fire today de-
stroyed the seven-story factory build
ing at Stanton and Mangin streets.
causing loss of 100000. Two watch
men in the building we're rescued with
difficulty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-02
DEAD OR INJURED.

Explosion In Railway Shops Kills One
and Injuries Others,
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Nov. Am ex-
plosion in burning store house of
the Queen & Crescent railroad shops
early today killed Clark Evans, a
negro. Seven white men and four
negroes were injured, but none fatally,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
SO. GonsreB.
/.

Sal 3 n 9 t o n. IL. Ndr3. Sm
Senate berridte ffarte Wsinunqspers
idisoenbsit iber bic Jrage, oh oie SiQs
man. @iQespis.& eiolution, mel4e bic
Bmiidsnfaatli6e Sanbelstommiifun
anmsif, grbsbunsen ansufslsn, iibsr
ben gefb bon 2Oblen- uno OsIdnoss
reisn ourd bic @~iisnbabnsn BON ioI6em
@baratter if, um bic biesbsatsliaeY Bot.
idaft oss prdfosntsn su rsdtfertisen.
Senator 8iaman srbob 9eidweroe.
baB Der prdfoent ben 2onsreB Der
Saliabeit, Der InmaBung uno nnpiis
ienbeit beiduloiet babe. &ooee uno
spOOner bebauptst,n, bic gei6uloi'
sung Der lunwifenbeit iei besrtnbst.
Die Debate mar iebr lebbaft, puroe
uber abgeidnitten, als UNI 2 ll5r bic
5radtratenbiQ ~aufaerufsn tpuros unb
@ulberfon cine 2%.finbi9e &sbe fir
eine eisene gin belt. pei6e err als
Subfitut fur bic i9mebsnbe SausbiQ
einbra1te.
gltins uno Bacon tiinoigtsn on, bnb
fe ibsr bic R~efolution uno bic Bot=
i9aft ipdter iprs&sn piirbsn.
6aus.
Der Sifritt Columbia nabm bsuts
bauptid1li4 bic 3eit oes Sauies in
Anipru4.
Gin 0eriu9, bic acknowledgements
sur gerbanolung 3u brinssn fasiterts,
oa fein Quorum nprbanoen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
0ex6w0erteS Ulea1e.

gugar 9arsb S@txie1 - Gras nmalttet /:
1870 Efunb 18}: ID 4fuxb l8}e: 10-l2
9funb 1874: Ynetie DuaIsM Sole Hfunh
l2ie; 10 gfunb l23e ; Ii Rfuxb lac I; 10
gfunb 2ae.
GaIifornii&e SQusen-6 Bis 8 qfunb els;
8 bis Ii Hfunh o..
Sped-2Iare eeitsn. 90 Dts 10 Strxb tn
9ur@i@nitt, lie; 3Iars esttes. 10 81 80
Ffunb, lie; 4lare Dsusess - ID 30 Rtanb.
l04s; ls bts ~ tFb., lie: Il BID l6 Hfuab,
l2e; 2Iare Tidsx, d bu 90 Ftuxb. lite;
Hades 10 BIB 1s Efysh 112s; &Iars RRdsa Q
Bic 9 pfunb, 7he
Srhtftii6,S pe6-RIarsr exaltft Gareh 17}s
seDdbtter Suear Gursb l73e, 80 FfuHb TN
DarGi&ntt l5e : BE Q 4ssab sm Tun@,
f9nttt 18lc; 10 Bis II Ptuxb tm Dnr3f4ntti
l is: 8 YianS tn Uar&i&xsH. i4naI. LIE.
8 Rtumb TN Dur@f9nt8. i9maI, lsac.
eped. gnsI.-0eudbIts. 9 ID 10 Rfusb
tn Dur@f&ntts, l43e; - u ID pfnb In
Drr4i&nttt, l2}s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

fOn 3d., IL. Mdr3. Yie
Piano= unb Orsslfabrit bon 8. 2sbr
& 60. iopis 3psi Wobnbduier Rnb ab.
%eebrannt. Der S9aoen bon SIS, 600
it tbeilueiie bur9 @erfGeruns eeoedt.
@soho. Wc., IL. Wdrs. Die
@ebdube uno 0orrdtbe Der &atbel
Co., Der 2saer Bros. @rocerp 60. uno
Der Briggs @enter Sarouare So. fnb
nbssbrannt; S9absn 800. 900.
suang 3. 9ntbonp. I
q O9efter, q. ~. Is. Wdrs. -
Sas nur NOD i9wa9 fadsrnos 9sbsns.
Ii9t Suian 3. antbOnp's erIoi6 bsute
Worsen UNI 1910 ubr. DDS gnos
mar ffiQ. Gaou felt "a eiunoen mar
bic 2rante b~epubtlos.
Der b~ebanoelnoe Nr3t Or. d.. g.
&iter ertldrt, baB SRI. antbonD an
Ssr3febler Harb. Cine 2ungensnt3in.
ouug mar gebobsn, aber 9er5i9pdGt
perbinbsrte bic @ensiung.
SRI. Antbonp NOR cine bewGbrt'
8oridmpferin FIR bic Re9ts Der 6rauer
uno aud FIR bic Semperen3bepssung.
Sabsi bsiab lie Elm beoeutenoes or9nni.
iatorif4es Salient. STR ibre Sbeal,
fdmpfte he biz In ibr hDbes utter
airalid be9ins He ibren Sc. @sburts.
tag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

esoorrtes xtxousgq - ey.~sS. Geo.
Sets, lac; 2ss6snsres Toe: ernsut. IA
3nb6eI 1876.
0@ultern-0xeI. Gureh. 10 6a 90 HtsHb
I'm DarqfGnt., SIC; Is pfuxS DurSfGnttt.
9c, 10 be IL gstusb Ole.
0epo6eites S~wssxsustio - Rsnsssniofs
8anep Big S2O.h0; alarss Bean $500; SONS
y $500; Sbort xIeax $3.50; zpmpf
t16 10.
e4nsab tn fterces Il. Nuai. 1o} : @,
0nalttdt S4e; Q. nuaittdt 81
0arfe - 9erdu0erts bratnpuyt &c.
0rantfarter 73e; Bologna IN Tdrmss 7}e. ta
1u& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

5rti6es RinbFef@-NsaIs&e Gters - st
CSC; kisiiae Gtiers 72-74t; FcRae Esnbs
$50 Biz 200 Nfuxb 7e; biefse Ribs 400
bts $50 gfunb 5is xGb: $50 ID ttO Rirno
&c: Stier g~orserpterta &c, Stiss ntxtess
pierteI l0}e, Hixb 4txtsrutsstes 81, Rtnb
gorberpterteI Be. Ruiz BostespierteI 4N, 2ab
6sutsrbierteI 7e.
SriS&es EaIbFei@-3aIees 12e. etnssr'
pterteI los, BOrberrtsrte! 63e.
Strides g&afFeti& - 2dnsnes ssr Ri,xh
12e ; S@Gfe SIC; S@eRtsI l8e; RODS tua,
16c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
Gbitago'S Sicg
l1eber bic lOtalen straBeababu : @efeai9aftea tn
Oberbanbesgeridt.

Senahur Si0man anf ben grGibenten er5irnt. - l1nttrin6nngea gegtn Gien'
babueu in &anfas. guuenpbFOn in Wfinneuta. Spidafhr
Weper ds Nadfulaer eefreGr Safts genannt.-Speder
Cannon nit Dem Senate unuTteoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
0rpcerteS.
SnbianapsIis Rqfees8rei5e

SnbianapsIts Raffees2refe
9euobnI. tts gutter l0-l2c; prtsta SIS 10
udSlter 14-16e ; Sonep 82S-ssc. sois's
Deuow 18 BIB 22e. Sapa $50.
5s 8adetsn
Ustoia Sl4. ~. aton S1t.7S Ssrsss sIl rs
SaracaB sl4. 75, DtluorttY sIs 30. DxtA
Sara Blenb $3.50, Glimas Saba 8Ieub
$l4.75, Ouriea STATS.
8n6er-Domsuoes 7.47e; efu6suts. 8 80
puIreriHrter b.32e; x343 puIpertHrts 5.37
fetmsr sranulirter 5.O2e; Cubes 5.47s; xos,
iecttoners' u 5.07e; R~tossuoob q 1896; sss
mtg U 4.72e; eutptre a4.s7e; Shsa rrxe
eoIben 9 4.b G; @tnbfor 9gtra 9 4.67,,
@tsSepoob 6 43e; seIber 9 8 .l2c; Ii gel
ber 4.07.
SetroGnete Srii9te-aepfeI. on oer gosss
ectrcdnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bis 7ke;
9itron 18e bs lac; Toixen, 9 GroEs. ez
gfanb. &c. 8 Growa 7ae, 1 9rorus 73s sau.
menfreie ttts Sc, California zR,iscatsl TINS;
ea!tana nc. turpOstirte Gultaxa lie hts ISs
California apriioien Sc bis 12e.
5athe-6raBtl nea &c bts lUc; SiIberts isS
UfanbeIn Ia; pei&i&aIise 6asbsln I5s-
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; Peaxuts IS bts 6ss.
ssrofete 7e bts Sc: GnsIiGe BaIxaHs
gffs-Rak 40 Or. Eet). Gas, g. 10 per
0aIIone. .
Pidles-24OO TIM 1ab SO; lSon IN 6as
30; 1900 tn SaIbfab $500; zoo tn as,
Is 80.
etdrte-4earL, 8fc, Gbaurptos gIns. / ssi
8 Efarb Radete 8. Qorn. l BIB aaasis,
4H-63e.
Ganop-7e; etansen semtfHt &c; SO,
esr semif8t &c; Banner Ifuif g.; srsax
8onbons l0e: gs. Q Cream, eentf@i SC
&etsIGaroItna, 2oYf, 4s--Sss, Sasax 81
-5&e, sebro@ener. 8--4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

Notber 4Ieeiamen So .ah-s 30.
gnglti&er 3Ieefarnen $3.50
NIibfe Rleeiarnen 1905 30
2IfaIfa 2Ieefamen $8.26-8.00.
Weiber Rleeiannen $500.
@ewdbIter Tirnotbp s, .80-1.So.
Srbindrer Bite gutter 7in1otbp 81 .b0-I.75.
Gancp Reatudp gIausras sl.6o-l.5s.
8Iausras IN @baf 60c.
gnsIH&es BIaugras $l.45.
OrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.80.
&eb Top IN @baf ~75c-$1.1e.
Rafer Gorn 76e-$l.O0.
Au1ber 3u&errobr Sane1 $1.0O-l.2b.
Detber 9aferfamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.2b.
@etbes unb seIbes Rorn 81. oO-l.25.
Reb Sob @nfIase $l.10-l.26.
Com Beas $i.76.
Ntuet ST.. 20 bis $1.86.
Sribiabrs.Ne isen 81 40.
setspiebeI, weibe. seIbe uno rotbs $3.50
per BuibeI.
SIb : 8artoHeI, geIbe Serfep, Dern,uba,
geIbe Naniemono uno iibIi9e Queen $50 pes
Sas; rotbe Ramiemonb S2.75; DraRIiaxii9s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
0et1etDe.

Nshex - Io. . rotber 8Jfr, ait 6ars
iex. e0c Don RabIsn; go. 8 rotaz 70,
Ndr3, 62c; &agexmetrs Gle,
Roru (ueues) - SO. ! uess 48c 90. 2
wetb 43c; 80. 8 wetb a. &c. 4 4,
Ale; No. Q wets semti@I 42i No g
wets semii9t 42ie; 80. Z nds gar at
zoe; Mo Q selb 42at. Rp. 8 80 tst
go. 4 seIb 40. ; SO. 9 seuti4t
30. 8 aemtfGt 42.e: go. 1 ssusti@i 4Os :
SpIben 4Os.
CATER go. 3 wetser 81He; 30. Q nssssss
32e; 30. Q 0eutiiGter 5t2c; go. 9 ssnassisr
80e.
0eu - No. 1 atlnotbp 10 90; RG,
2. 50 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
Sra&te nnS oesadse.

Tra&t.
GepfeI Suite ao9apfsI $3.50 per SaS.
Bananen $l.0O-l.26; iletne Te-sl.VO.
@ttrpnen So 10 3.76 per Ripe.
Dransen - 81 25-8.b per atffs.
9rauben TAG per 2orb.
Birnen sl.JU-1.26 per GufbeI.
Oemais.
wotbe giiben 2be PET Dutenb 8an3es.
@sIerp 25c-40c Def Dun4.
Dster gIamt zoe per DusesS.
Rraut - 81 .0o-1.2s per Gab.
8lumenfobI $a.6o pei GGtsnb.
@urten - S1..n Der Datenb.
SaIat - 12<c per 9tunb.
geterTlie l5e per Duseub buR3es.
RaitofeIn - 6Oc - zoe per 8uibel.
eastartoFeIn gnsinia Sa.bO; BOLTS
NOR $40 -s.26; Seriep $3.50 $a.Oo
per Sab.
HpiebeIn - 8otbe unb wetbe $i.3b per
bunbert @funb; epanii9s 8wtsbsIn- $l.S'
per 8ifte.
ysaoieie 4Se Der Dutenh.
Sptnat - Doc per Outeno.
Tomatoes Sc per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
0om @o9ensmers

Etnctbp-Bertaafspreie: 3 9 COOL 80
Niuet - 8ersaufBpreiie: "a. N--ss ~.
@eIfGfora - 8ertauf8preie: te VOC su
Oualttdt, 49-47c.
SGfer-sei&dIt 1856; Ia bes Aserss
%. 00-$8.W per 1onne. sReuer 32-s5s.
~Strob-pretie. ie na@ hem BIB. "a xss'
len, S4.00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
Weme Balm
gon @pomins nod Werieo.

Guthrie. Stla.. IL. Mdrs. Die
Colorado, Ssras unb Msrieo &ailroao
60. NIT @ei&dftsOfices gu Mansum.
Otln.; Nbilsns, Ssras; Netp BORT,
8ofon, philadelphia, @bicago uno
ct. 9ouis uno etnsm 2apitale bon
S75, 600, 900 erbtelt beute einen SSrei.
brief fur cine 2inie bon Cheyenne.
Dpo., our6 Wpomins, STD 9atota,
Colorado, Nebrasta. 3anias unb
Oklahoma na1 Corpus @brifi, Ser
NIT 3weislinien nod Wsrieo. Die
2dnge Der 2inie wiro auf $500 Weilsn
esiddBt.
Die SireftOren fino: Morris 8. 9ode
bon Abilene. Seras; SOhn Or. glad
burn, G. 6. @9ols. 8. W. 6erguIon,
3. q. Station, q. %. Bon uno u.
@. etspart, ole DOg masum.
y q II II o erurnr.
90 abington n, IL. Mdr3. =
SpreGer Cannon brtifte beute nit
arOBer @ntIdieoenbstt bic InHdt aus.
oas Saus tperos bic Senatsamenoe.
ments surStaaten.gil nidt a~nnsbmen.
.9as 5aus". iagte er, ypiro auf
isinsm Stanopuntte bebarrsn. Der
Senat bat uniers p6ilippinsns Bin bin.
ausgeworfen, er bat berfu6t Die &a.
tenbil unpirtiam gu MAIDEN uno bat
Der StaatenbtQ oas 2ebsn ausgsi9nit.
ten. Sas Saus miro cine folde 9s.
banoluns nidt ertrasen."
Saft unb Weper.
80 ahtngton, IL. Wdrs. =
Jtr ben 5aa, oaB Sriessietrstdr Suft
Den ibm angebOtsnen plab i'm Sber.
Sunbssgsrtdte annsbmen fO0te. 1T an.
aebli6 SEQ. 9. 6. Wepsr bon Wafa-
&uietts. 8Otfdaftsr in ct. petersburg.
fir oas Setretdrsamt In Nusfi4t &c.
nommen.
W.per befinost fd seeenpdrtia auf
urlaub bier.
9 b n q I n I q t.
@IepeIanb. O., IL. Mdrs.
3ur3 Dor Wittsrna6t %srplooirte auf
benz Sa9e oss Grantfort-6 otels eine
Gpuamitbombe. Gin grobes God
murbe In bas Dad serifen.
Sn benz Sotel pobnen Streitbreder.
welde bon iiolidsn Stdoisn impOrtirt
wuroen, als Der Streit Der 6aus-
idmieoe ausbra6.
Gin Mann. Der furs nod Der @rplo'
fon burd cine @aRe lief, iuuroe ber'
baftet. Seinen Namert Mil bic polis
act nitt nenuen.
SeIegaten mad n o.
pplts.
Or abonep @itp, IL. Wdr3.
Bic beri&isbcnen 2ocal Unions Der
pereinistsn 2oblsngrdber i'm Wabonep'
uno Sbenanboab Siftriet baben biz
@ahlen fir Sslesaten CUR 2onpentiOn
in Snoianapolis bsenbet. Iuf 4n'
ratben Witdea's tpuroen tonierbatiDe
2sute gepdblt. sic peroen morgen
nod Snoianapolis abreiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13

sSxttsx, Gtes $50 &sHaSes
odnbIer bssabIsn fOisesos Erets:
Sutter = &ountrp. lAes Srscsnsrs 26;s
oIain 27c
Srii&e @isr-14e per Catesb.
cfibner Sc. Hdbxs 3. TurieeS-l0El2e.
Saisn - $1.CO Biz $1.95 per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
5ieq fber StraBenbabnen.

2ontrolle ibsr bic Stra'
B~enbabnen.
Die gntf9sibune bes Obsrbunoes'
seri4tss befdtigt bic @eisBe Der Staats'
Legislature, usI9e bic Tauer Der Jreis
brisfe Der StrnBsnbabnsn auf SO Sabre
ausbsbnsn, absr es befdtist ni4t ben
aniprud Der gabnseisli4aftsn, bob
9Ontrattre4te, pslde auf pentger
bef9rdntt Fno, ebenfaas ausgs'
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den Sbeils Der siabt. gie ldBt aud
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Staot.
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spif9snfaatli4s Sanbsls 2ommiffion
bat In nebersinfimmung nit Der Siq'
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than. sic bat %. 9. @bitnsp bon
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philadelphia als Sps3ialanpdlte fur
bic gers6re engasirt. Wie lang bic
nnteriu9ung bausrr uirb, IdBt fd
nod niat iagen.
@egen Gtfenbabn IN
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auf antrae oss 2On9refss habsn brei
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bic giienbnbnen bon2anias Der Stanb.
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grploRon wuroe 40 ReiIen i'm I'm.
freiie geipfirt.
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ausiaaen Der spssialasentsn Der Re
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tritt, ben Mntraa auf Elm llrtbeil al
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ents and guardians, and the dogs and
ponies, the monkeys and the Perscian
sheep seemed to take delight in do
Ing their best to please their appreci-
ative audience. What a time the chill
dren had How their eyes opened
as the little Jap boys climbed and
tumbled and performed unheard of ac-
robatic tricks The fire brigade posi-
lively fascinated, and as the dogs and
monkeys participated in the thrilling
scenes and accomplished successful
rescue from the burning building the
little men and women fairly screamed
themselves hoarse.
The tent last night was again full.
only this time there was a greater pro-
portion of grown folks, who on such
occasions become young again. In
the audience were the World news
boys, who had been kindly invited by
the management to be present, and
if any readers of this paper are not
satisfied with its description Of Gen.
try's, just ask the boy who hands it
to them and he will give more details
in Eve minutes than the writer could
in an hour.
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lie S eye this from the fact that more
performances were given last night in
this canvas theatre than had been Civ
en- during any one day this season.
The show consists of "old time min
strel' performances, depicting life in
the southern plantations. Just as the
Southern darkey passes his time away
when his labors are finished in the
cane and cotton fields.
A few of the colored boys who take
part in this performance are from
the famous "Delman PlantatiOn,' in
Lafayette Parish, Louisiana, which is
owned BY Manager Delman's father.
The "Novelty Circus" or Equine
and Canine College, presents a clean
and meritorious bill. The animal ac-
tors, under the tutorship of Capt. W.
o. Nichols, have been educated to the
height Of animal intelligence, and
perform many difficult tricks, much to
the astonishment Of those not versed
in the art Of animal education.
Barney, the ''arithmstieal equine,
and Fox, the Trapeze Canine, being
exceptionally fine in their respective
linss. > .-s4s !.
The "Zoo," under the man nageuent
Of Col. T. e. Kinkade contains . ysri-
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covered what children liked to see,
and they have been adding to their
show every year, until now there is
nothing to equal it in this country.
The World told yesterday morning
Of the arrival of the shows in Tulsa
,nd OF the crowds of youngsters who
were at the cars in the earyl morning
hour to witness the unloading. BY the
time the little ones were up and wash
ed and dressed they well knew the
parade would start at half past ten
o O'Clock, and fathers and mothers re-
ceived no peace until all were dressed
and on thier way to town to see the
extraordinary animals Gentry had
been advertising.
The children lined both sides of
Main street, and holding the hands of
fathers or mothers exclaimed in de-
light as the little ponies came along,
straining to their collars, and pulling
with all their might the heavy wag-
ons. The dogs and the monkeys eli
cited "Ohs" and "Ahs" and little-
shrill crys from their wee spectators,
many Of whom, unable to contain their
delight, hoped up and down on the
sidewalk in perfect ecstacy.
Hundreds Of them went to the show
in the afternoon in company with par