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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

S~nbtanapsIts RaFeegxHe:
gers5bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; rrtsaa bis nc
pdsIter A-lse /; Scae7 524-sss. sors.s
Seiou 10 bts zee, Saua 2S-82t.
Sm Radetsn:
Srtoia S14.76. Sion $1t.75. seriet s1I.7s
Caracas s14.76 [. DiQport5'Y sl8. 10, data
Sara glenS $500, GIimar SABA gIenb
$14.75, Duriea Slt.75.
Suder-Conanoes 7.47c; Gtadsn6es 8 80
ruLuerifrter 6.32e; xfI3 p~uIperiNrts b.37s,
istaer granaiirter 5.02e; gubes 5.47s; Sos
f~setioners' u 5.O7S yaibssuOob u 4.s2s; 9,Ds
Rtr u l.72e; Empire y SIC; Sbse: sstra
SoIbem 6 4.67e; R:nbfpr eytra 6 4.b7s,
&tssepocb 6 443e; seI5er 9 5.l2.; IS ad,
hsr 4.07.
MHe-BraiI mea Sc bts lCs; StIbsrts Iss
RanbeIn IA; wei&f9aIiss SeasSslz I5e-
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; Reaxuts Sc Biz 6ss,
s~er6fiete &c Els Sc; tnsItf9. @aIxiiHs
0etrofnete Srl&te-aspfeI. aa BET @uss s
se.ro6net. Sc; So9anaesbeerex &c tfs 7he:
GitTon l8e bis l4s; Rofnes, 3 Sroupx. ps
Ptunh. 7e. 8 Grown 7Ac. 4 growx TIC sass
u~senfreie ebis Sc, California Ruseatet 7xs;
Guiana 7ie, t.rporttrte euItaxa lie BIZ lls
California 9priioien &c bts I2e.
eifg-RaIa go OF. Tef), Gas, g. lO per
Ganone.
RidIes-2400 I'm 6ab $40; 1so0 tn, 6H
%; 1900 tn 9aIbfas $500; 400 % Sas
1880.
etdrte-TearI, 8}c. GbanpiCs gIot, / All
8 4fanb Ba6ete 8. aorn. / Ris. HEcsts.
lK-6k.
eanbp-7S Stamseu senaf@t &c; Urps
Get sernii&t 6}c; Banner Sptf 81; Grsax
Soabons loo; Rs. Q Cream geni9t s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Upm Da0ensHessss

xtmotbb-Bertaufsprete: $40. oO-l2 O..
RiQet - 8ertaufspreie: 81. O-ss.W 90.
DeIiGtorn - Rertaufsprefe: ts sae bs
0uaIttdt, 47-50c.
3dfr-se&dIt 82-85e; tx ben 1snrs.
3 .00-S9.00 ter Tonne. seue 82-s6e.
Strob-greHe, ie mad bem San. {. ga.
len, S4.00-S.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
0esyetOs.

0etgttos,
&sbeH - 80. Q rctber S4c, AIT Gs. 8
fen, slc Don RabIen; 80. 8 retoes g c
NSriI, 8ie; BassnDesfx 63e.
3Oru (neues) - 80. / wesb ass 70. 2
wets 46c; 30. Q peib as. &c. I &C.
45e; 70. Q wetS semti@t 4se $40. Q
wetb semi9t 46e; 30. 1 rdt ssztia.
dc; go 2 seIb 4se; 30. 8 cslb l6',
20. geld 45e: go. 3 seaai4t t6 ;
30. 8 aeutf9t 46e; Ro. Z serussat Is. :
&cIben 45c.
eaie- 30. 3 wetSer 88e: 10. Q pstSss
So; 10. 2 0euHi4ter 5l}e; 70. 8 suwasnt
3le.
0eu - 10. ! ahnotbp 1890 Sc.
3. 30 %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

@esenb bon ar&aneeI bsrri&t entieba
Ii9es gleno. '0iels Der nngladliden
finb in ben lebten WOnatsn psrbunasrt,
unb bic nod am 2eben 8efinoli9en fno
aler Subffensmittel sntbI6Bt. Die
&ssierung fhblt fd iebO9 nidt bepo.
gen, au4 nur einen Singer gu riibren,
um ie Dor benz entisbliden SObs gu BEE
tpabren. Der ibnea crObt, bsnn fs fino
mstftens pclitiide @srbrs9er uno Re.
polutiondre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Spanien.

aIeeeiras, 2. Npril. Die bsu.
ti9e SiBuns Der WarOtfos 2onferenS.
bic f9 anfdngli9 nur nit Mbfafun9
oes protOtOllss bsi6dftigts, erbielt
Wi6tistsit OILS msbrsrs 9slsgutsn Bee
i4ltHe b%eantraetsn, bic bic aufmsrfs
iamfeit bss Sultans auf bic ROtbpsns
bietsit innersr Reformen lenfsn.
Der amsrifanii9s Selseat @bits unb
Der 6eraoe BON Mmobobar lenttsn bic
4ufmsrtiamtsit Der 2onfsrsn3 auf bic
tible Sage Der Suoen In Warotto.
Der snelii9e Selseat, Sir Nrtbur
Ri&OliOn, unb Der fran30Ri9e, RE
boil, befirportetsn bic Nbidafung Der
Sclenerei In .Marotto.
Serr b. &aootpiB, Der gbef Der bsuts
i9en Delegation ipraa fur grri4tung
bon 2eu9ttbirmsn on Der 2ifte.
Der 3ueite 6fterrei9ifGe ,Selegat,
9raf gOleta 9%o3isbrOb3ti. ma9ts uuf
bic Wi6tigteit elmer 6anbsls iatifit he's
9anoss aufmertiam. Der Ssrsos BON
almobobar trat fur ben Bau bon 81.
ienbabnsn Elm.
Die 2onfsrsns sriu6te Den itnlisnis
-
i6sn @sianbtsn nod Maroecc, Stgnur
WuImuF, ft9 na9iJes gu bsssbsn uno
benz Sultan mitsutbsilen. bab bic Be-
i9Iafs Der Gelesatsn einfimmis ansss
romrisri tuurben.
Der renioirts Sert Der 0ereinbarung
miro mabrfdsinIi9 am Samfas untsr-
jsi6net tuerben.
8er d w6runs.
Waorib, 2. Ipril. Die ipani.
i9sn gsb6toen habsn 81 2sbrija, 20
RsiIsu bon Sepila cine Weridp6rune
CUR @rmorbuns bts 2bnigs, Der 26.
nisiu.W uttsr @briftna unb Der s9us-
Her bss 26niss, Der Safantin Waria
SsreIa entoedt. Die Worbtbat iolte
BET einsm;B efu9e Der f6nigli6en 90
Mile 3u Ssuile In Der Ofsrwo9s aus.
gsfhbrtlusrbsn.
2ebriia if aIs Elm gsri9mbrernsft
bstannt.
Gen.. tranf.
Wabrib, 2. apriI. Sen. Ra-
mon glaneo, Der lsbts ipanii1e @sne.
ral9puberneur bon cuba, if errffli9
srfrnnft.
Seutf@lanb.
@egen bic ruftf9e u n =
Ietbe.
Berlin, 2. ApriI. 60 tuurbe
beuts an Der SSris semslbet, bab bic
Resierung periu9t, beuti9e gantiers
bon Der Betbeilisuns an Der %seplantsn
ruifi&sn anleibe ab3ubalten. Na9
anbersn Nngaben III bic &esisrune
ni9t Direct gsgeri eine ruifi9s Nnlsi6s,
aber- es fragt f8, ME msit osuti9s
5inan3leute aeben ueroen. ba oas Reid
fosebl ME preubsn cine NnIeibe aufs
nsbmen molten,
SIN 6tnblideEauf bic Snfiruetionsn,
wel&e RubIanb .isinsm Sslssatsri ,ur
Warottosg onfsrsns fur unterfiSung
5runtrsi9s CAB, III 9.uf9lano niat
9snsist, Rublano Selo sa Rhfungsn
au lsibsn. ilbie m6sli1er Msiis sesen
Ssuti9lanoiislbfIbsnubt tusrssn.
. sIr 2atfer bantt.
Berlin, 2. MpriI. 2aiier Wil.
belm batIbenI 6errsn b. RabOpib unb
b. Sattenba9, ben beutfden Sslegaten
aur Warotfo.@ Onfersna, fur ibrs Sbd.
tigfeit hulbboq 9ebanft.
Die YNorbbeutI4e Nllgsmeine Sci.
tuns" fastlbeute tn einsm Artitel, baE
tusbsr Sranirsi9 nod 9euti9lanb In
Msseiras ssfiest babe, bab aber bas
internatiOnale prineip tn Maroifr
fsisrIi9 bsfdtist tuoroen iei. Oil
gOnferenslHbabelGbie Igntuidluns In
WarOtfOMni3t lbebinbert, absr bic In
mere Orbnuns sefi9srt unb bic 6iono'
mii9en SntereRen Seuti&lanbs garar'
ttrt.
etretf m 9 raunfo6ler n
r~eptere.
Berlin, 2. MpriI. Die Mrbeite'
In benz 8raunfoblenrepiere Wittel
bsuti9Ianbs agitiren FIR b6bers 26bne
Sim ssreffnn feofe1 A000 hie Nrheif mic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Nrahte une 0ewhse.
TrA4ta

aepfeI A. Cute go9dpfsI $3.50 per Sab.
Bananen 81. 00-1.25; iletne ~75e-$l.00.
@,tronem So 20 $50 peg RIFE
Oranse1 - s2.25-S.B pei Rife.
Eranben 900 per 8orb.
Iirnen 81 .O0-1.26 per 4uibel.
Grobeeren 4o-y0e has Nuart.
0emaia
SparaeI-76c elm sroBes Bun@.
@rine Hobnen-S5.60-6.lU Der Tulbe!.
Rotbe stSben Tic per Dutenb Hampes.
Rraut -t4I.0Q-50.00 per Tonne.
Neue Garrots-4Oe bas Duterb.
@eIery-$6 bis IS DO.
SaIat - TIC per Bfnnb.
NpiebeIn - Rotbs unp weibs $3.50 per
Bfunb spanii&s SwssbsIn sl.Ss
per Rife.
Differ yIant zoe per Dutexb.
geter5Iie lb-a0e per Dutenb Bux9es.
RutoHsln - TIC 85s per Tuibel.
eistartoffeIn - girssnia sa.7b; Bolts
sac -a.75; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
Rabisis 3)-64c per Duteno.
@bubarb lO-5) bas DutenS.
Spinat - SOC per Tuseno.
1omatoes So per Grats.
BIumeniobI $a.50 per EutenS.
Gurien - $1.ao Der Duteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
1ate.

gnsros 8 8ertaufstrsis SSsHcrtsrts
s@pebertdie 80s pei RNrSs s~axesrfAs.
S~dpeuertaie l7s. a8iseoxaS gseam 8 6S!s
Is, Nep gori GbebSasss l5s, stxesasss
j&er 2tn,brraer lac. hid lbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

SdnSIer bcabIsn fUigrxbs prets:
Butter - Country. lles Srsorsera 2Ss,
olaix o.
TrtSde Gser-14e per Dutsxn.
palmer Sc, Sdtxs 8, Turtet3El0-lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

Snfern. u 3 + Ell n 9.
BrhffeL 2. April. Die Ha&'
ri&t, bab I'm Sabre 1910 cine interia.
tioriale AusR,luns fattFnben fole,
NTH ofiaiea befdtie. Beionoers fol'
len grseueniHe BON Gunso aussefsnt
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
o lie @htnefen a93refftb b.

Der 2~orreiponoent beutet an, bab bic
@binsien. bon Sapan bssinHubt, bor-
oringer, iooaB Die &ufen bic Demobi=
liFruns Der Sruppen ein9sftelt babsn.
Der ruifide Obsrfslobsrr. Sen. Gro.
oofi, bat Sefeble erIafeu. f9 fir ale
@pentualitdten bor3ubereiten.
Rriegsgert9t.
Rtew, 2. 4pril. Bier Off,iere
unb 112 Soloatsn zines Sappsursga.
taiQOns, bic fa I'm DECEMBER tpeigers
ten auf Semonfrnnten su feusrn, uer.
ben bier Dor sinsm 9risgsseri6ts pros
Seifrt.
Qtr9enraub.
2ien, 2. GpriI. @duber orangen
lsbte Wa&t in bic Sr,ibeiligentir6e unb
fablen ale 9pfbartetten.
S6IIema6t
Mstaba b, Surtifan. 2. Npril.
Cine 56aenmai9ine wuroe beute In
Der 8orbaIe Der @Obnune bes 8sne.
ralgOubsrneurs CUR @rplOfOn gebraat.
Sin She'll Der Mausr puros ssrtriim.
inert uno cine 9anone. Die an @ins
gauge aufaepfanst mar, iiber bic
Steabs asi9lsuosrt. Nismanb Durbe
perlsbt.
Mmnet
81. petersburg. 2. april. gs
geht Dos @erti9t, Der Gar tperbe als
Oferseidsnf fur iein Bolt cine aaee'
meine Mmnefie politif9er @efanse=
nsr .rlaRen. alnasR4is Der alsemsi.
men untsroridung III es ieoo4 f4per
3u oerfshen, wte es m69li4 1T bic
Shore Der i%ibsrfhltsn 8sfdn9nifs 3u
bHnen.
@eRinbien.
grsR6ntgH eban3in.
Bort be Granes. Wurtiniqus.
2. april. gr'26nig 8eban3in bon
Sobomep, Der i'm Sabre 1894 als bic
Gransoisn isin 2anO srOberten. nod
Wartiniaus gebra&t tuuroe. reife
sefiern nod gorbeaur ab. Die frans
36Ride &ssierung bat ibm erlaubt su
glioah In Nlsier 3u tuobnen.
Gin Sobn gsban3in's fam I'm Sabre
1902 BET Dem Musbru9e bes Wont pe.
lee um's 2eben.
6ranfreid.
Stretf.
2ens, 1. Mprit. Sn Der ao6lens
ssaeno haben fa bic arawale uieoers
bolt. gu Sanger 3~erf6rten bic Strsis
ter Elm Saus NIT Spnamit. Berlebt
tpurbe Nismanb.
gu 5onquieres ulb Zones srri3s
teten bic Streifer garritabsn, bic BON
Wiilitdr gsnommen tpurben; l Streiter
tuurbs perIsbt.
Babnbsbtenfete fanoen A Dpnamit'
patronen auf @elsiisn. iiber pel&e
8ruppenatgs esbsn. Die @sleiie tuer'
ben isbt bon Solonten bewa&t. IS
limb nun Al. 900 Wanrt am Streite.
Die @eieai9aften baben bielelben be-
na&ri&tist, lab He teine tueiterel Tsr'
hanoIunsen nit ihnen uiini4en.
Shmeben.
&eor9anta ti o bes bipIt'
mattf9en Dienfes.
StodhoIm, 2. Npril. Die
Gommiifon, uel9e ernannt wuroe,
UNI nod Der Srsnnuns S&weoens bon
Nortpsssr, cine Reorganization oss
biplomatii9sn unb 2oniularoienfes
su bsratben, empfisblt betrt9tli3s
RsbI;tionsn. go folsn bic Gefanbt'
i4aftsn In 9rtRsl unb TN 6aag QUIZ
geboben unb bic @efanbten in paris
unb 2onbon NIT bersn 8ei&dft'u be.
trout tuerben. I'm Stele Der @efanOtsn
su Wabrib. Wom. Wien unb 9onfaas
tinopeI iollen 8ef&dftstrdser treten.
Sie 2ommifRon empfisblt ueiter.
baB Die be3ablten 2onIuln gu Wsp
BORT uno anberen pfdbsn fomie eth
Subenb @eneralfonfuln abgef4aHt
tusrber.
UeIgien.
Sntern. MusRefI n g.
8rnffeL 2. iNpril. Die Na&'
AKA A~S H. O.ks> 1n1n .Sssn yssksSo0-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
TO PROSECUTE
STANDARD OIL Co,
MOODY DEcLAREg
HIS INTENTION TO DO so.
THE PROCEDURE OUTLINED
Action First Under the ElI<Ins Law
Prohibiting Rebates, and Later,
Probably, Under the SheF-
man Antitrust Law.

Washington. d. C.--Formal an
nouncement Of the purpose of the gov
eminent to prosecute the Standard
OIL Co. was made, Friday, by Attorney
General Moody. 1t appears from his
statement that the proceedings in the
first instance will be had under the
terms of the Elkins law, which pro
hibits rebates in Interstate commerce.
The attorney general, however, gives
notice that in all probability, should
the investigation he is still making
Justify 1t, he will bring further action
against the Standard oil Co. under
the terms of the Sherman ANTITRUST
law, and also will take steps to insure
against the continuance on the part
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
TRAVELLERS BAGGAGE !
AN IMPORTANT MEASURE JUST
PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
Common Carriers Must Check Bag
gage to Destination on Trans
portatIon offered.

Washington, D.. CA bill of
great Importance both to the railroads
and to the travelling public was passed,
Wednesday, by the house. under sus-
pension Of the rules, regulating the
checking of baggage by common car
riers. The bill compels common car
riers engaged in interstate commerce
to check baggage to its destination on
transportation offered, whether in the
form of what is known as split tick
cts" or a regular form Of ticket on
one line and a mileage or other ticket
on another line, to the destination of
the baggage. The bill is intended to
overcome the practice of roads which
cow refuse to check baggage to its
destination where ticket to the juno
ton point or termination of one road
is offered and a mileage book or other
transportation on the connecting road
to the destination of the baggage is
offered. The DILL makes a refusal on
the part of the railroads to carry out
it's terms a misdeameanoT and pro-
vides a penalty for its infraction.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
Has SAVED THE CROPS
TIMELY RAIN IN MISSOURI, KAN
sAs AND NEBRASKA.
Farmers and Business Men, Who
Were Getting Discouraged, Are
Now Jubiiant.

st. Joseph, Mo.-About an inch
and half Of rain has fallen in Sc.
Joseph and the rich corn and wheat
raising valley which adiOlns It. Seri-
Gus fears of a crop failure are now
set at rest, and farmers and business
men are 1ubilant over the outlook. Re-
ports received here at various railroad
offices are to the effect that a steady
rain has fallen over portions Of Kan
sas and Nebraska. The corn crop is
now safe in this vicinity and pastures
will be greatly benefited.
Cattle raisers have been much dis
couraged by the continued dry
weather and some fears OF habitat
tened animals began last week be-
cause Of shortage of pasturage.
St. Joseph iobbers assert that hun
dreds of thousands of dollars in adj
vance orders would have been can
celled had the drought continued for
another week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
RICHARD IVENS HANGED
FOR HOLSTER MURDER

Chicago. - Richard Ivens, the
murderer of Mrs. Bessie HOLSTER, the
choir singer, was hanged here at HOB
o'clock Friday morning.
The condemned man, until he stood
on the drop, faced death in the same
stolid manner in which he had con-
Quoted himself since his arrest. When
he stepped on the scaffold, however,
much of his courage failed him.
Just before the cap was drawn over
his face he attempted to utter pray
err, but, although his lips moved con-
VulsiVeIy, his voice would not respond
and he was not able to utter sound.
1t was evident that he was on the
verge of a complete collapse and the
sheriff fastened the last details as
much as possible.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
JUSTICE CAME SWIFT
TO KIDHAPER KEAN

Philadelphia, Pa. - Twenty weary
years of hard labor in solitary con-
inement in the eastern penitentiary
was the sentence pronounced on John
Joseph Kean, the adbuctor of little
Freddie Muth. The enormity of the
mans crime, which had aroused the
whole city, stirred the officers of the
law to quick action and the swiftness
with which justice moved has never
been equalled in this community. Kean
fell into the clutches of the law in
the afternoon about the time the
courts were closing. Promptly at ten
o'clock the next morning he was pho
tographed and measured by the Der.
tillon method. twenty-five minutes
later he had been arraigned before q
magistrate and committed to court
without bail. The grand jury quickly
found true bill, and at 1920 a. m. he
was in the criminal court awaiting
his turn to face Judge Sulzberger.
Shortly after II o'clock the Judge
passed sentence upon him, and at
1870 the great iron doors of the PEN
itentiary closed behind him. In his
quick trip from liberty to the solitude
of Cherry Hill, the institution which
Dickens made famous in his American
notes by condemning its system of
solitary confinement, no friendly hand
or voice was raised in the prisoners
behalf.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
HIS HEART TAKEN OUT
and WASHED CLEAN

Los Angeles, Cal. - To have
his heart taken out and the
particles Of sand washed from it as
it beat, and still survive, has been the
experience Of c. A. Mccartney, a
Pasadena contractor.
While riding a motor cycle he came
in collision with a hay wagon and 4
wooden rake prong pierced his
breast. The surgeons found that
particles of sand from the road had
been driven into the wound as far as
the heart. They took that organ out,
washed it thoroughly and then re-
placed it. The other internal injuries
were attended to, the cavity in the
body sewed up, and the indications
are that Mccartney will recover.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
THE NORSEMEN'S KING
KING HAAkoN AND QUEEN MAUD
soLEMNLY CROWNED.
Second Son Of Crown Prince Of Den.
mark and King Edwards Daugh-
ter on Ancient Throne.

Trondhjem, Norway = With noble
and impressive ceremony King Haa-
kon VII. and Queen Maud were in.
vested. Friday, in the great cathedral
here, the grandest architectural pile in
ali Norway, and in the presence Of
a brilliant company, with the crowns
of Norway. The time, the circum-
stance and memory gave the occasion
a peculiar solemDity that produced
an impressive monotone throughout
the proceedings.
The Bishop of Christiana delivered
an impressive sermon incident to the
ceremony through which ran clear
note of courage and happiness.
'Norsemen, be not afraid" said he,
LET joyful hearts praise God the
Saviour for this great hour that with
us will be glorious in the Sagas Of
Norway. Six hundred years have
passed since a king of our own has
been crowned in our fatherland. In
the ceremony enacted to-day the great
past meets the greater present and the
broken threads of our nations glory
are knitted together"
Norway has been ruled by the king
of Sweden ever since the allies in 1914
punished Denmark for its allegiance
to Napoleon by taking Norway from
Denmark. Against this union Norway
rebelled few months ago, bloodless
revolution resulted, Sweden refraining
from opposition to Norway's seces-
sion. Norway selected as its king
Prince Charles Of Denmark, second
son of the crown prince of Denmark,
who took the name Haakon VII after
his selection. Queen Maud, wife of
King Haakon VII. is third daughter of
King Edward Of England.
The coronation of Queen Maud fol-
lowed the kings coronation. The roy
al party left the cathedral at 1885 p.
m, and arrived at the governors pal
ace at p. m.
The coronation was witnessed by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Bryan.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
REBATERS SENTENCED
At KANSAS CITY, MO.

Kansas City, Mo.--In the United
States district court in this city, Fri
day, Judge Smith Mcpherson, of Red
Oak, Ia, passed sentence upon the five
defendants recently convicted in this
court of making concessions and &C
cepting and conspiring to accept re-
bates on shipments. Fines of $4,000
each were assessed against the de-
fendants-Swift G Co., Cudahy Pack
ing Co., the Armour Packing Co,
Nelson Morris & Co. and the Chicago
Burlington G Quincy railway.
George L. Thomas. of New Work,
was fined $4,000, and sentenced to
four months in the penitentiary. L. B.
Taggart, of New York, was fined $4,-
900 and sentenced to three months in
the penltentlary.
Appeals were filed in each case, and
a stay Of execution was granted until
June 20, until they can be perfected.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
ST. LOUIS BRIDGE BILL
READY FOR SIGNATURE

Washington, D. C.-The senate
passed the st. Louis free bridge bill at
1910 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The house bill was reported to the
senate by the committee on commerce
Thursday morning with a recommen-
dalton that it be amended to grant the
right of eminent domain in Missouri
and Illinois to the city of st. Louis for
the purpose of locating the bridge and
necessary approaches and terminals
and that the bill so amended be
passed.
The bill was called up by Senator
Stone at noon, and was passed, with
the eminent domain amendment, In
ten minutes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
BOND ACCEPTED FOR
MRS. EMMA KAUFMAN

st. Paul, Minn.--A special dispatch
to the Pioneer Press from Sioux Falls,
s. D., says:
Shortly before midnight, Saturday
night, Judge Jones, of the circuit
court, approved the $4,000 bond upon
which the state supreme court had
ordered that Mrs. Kaufman, &C
-cused Of the murder of Agnes Polreis,
her servant maid, should be released
from jail.
1t was decided, however, that the
woman should remain in custody until
Monday morning, when she will be
taken to her home. The excited con-
-dition Of the public mind has some
what subsidized and no further demon
stration against Mrs. Kaufman is ex-
pected. A police guard about the res
idence. however. will be maintained.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28

Washington Highly important
measures extending federal regula-
ton and control have been enacted at
the first session of the Flfty-ninth
congress.
The railroad rate and meat inspec-
ton bills will soon become laws, and
before adjournment of congress both
houses will have passed pure food
bills.
Congress has added one, and per-
haps two new states to the union,
and by so doing has disposed of four
territories.
Great results to the people are ex-
pected from the removal of the tax
on denatured alcohol.
The president may dig a lock canal
at Panama as fast as he pleases.
An act making a much-needed re-
organization of the consular service
was passed.
With all the strenuous exertions of
an appropriations committee in the
house with a new chairman-Rep-
resentative Tawney, of Minnesota
it has been impossible to hold the
appropriations down to much less
than $9OOOOO,OOO, although "econo-
my" was the watchword from the
start.
Organized labor has secured the
enactment of what is known as the
employers liability bill"
The much agitated eight-hour bill
received a favorable vote from the
labor committee of the house, but too
late to secure action at the hands Of
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28

of the company of determinations in
trade and transportation not now
subject to prosecution under existing
law, but especially provided against
in the pending rate bill. The attorney
generals statement follows:
Att'y-Gen. Noody's Statement.
after full consideration of all the
information now available, including
the report of the commissioner Of
corporations and the evidence taken
by the interstate commerce commits
sion, l have reached the conclusion
that criminal proceedings against
the Standard Oil Co. should be begun
in certain cases where there appears
to have been a violation of the laws
regulating interstate commerce and
prohibiting rebates and other unlaw-
full determinations.
viii Continue investigation.
81 shall continue the investigation
of the affairs of the Standard Oil Co.,
and of such complaints as have been
or may be brought to the attention
of this department, with the view Of
ascertaining whether or not there
has been any violation of the anti
trust act or of any other federal law.
1.-THE course of action have stated
has received the approval of the
president and all the members of the
cabinet"