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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
pas iuro9rwOrftnt GbrenNiplom

Sir Die Sei9eiosnbeit ulO On
fpru6sGoiigfeit oes peltberii6mten
&riminologen Geiare 2ombroio, befen
70. Geburtstdg fiirSli6 Bel Geleeenbeit
bes Se9iten Snterrationalen &ongreis
fes fir frimine[e M~ntbropologie in SUI
rim gefeiert pur0e, legt unter InOerem
cine @ci9i9te 3eusnib ab, tpel8e Die
Sp9ter 2ombrpIps aus Dem Seben
ibres beriibmten 8dters er3G6lt.
rGines Sages," 10 f3reibt pdola
2ombrofo. verbGit mein @dter Elm
S6reiben, bas linn nit Dem iibli9en
S9pun1 Sic Mittbeilung brinst, er lei
BON elmer ruffif9en @tabemie gum
gbrenmitgliebe srnannt iporoen, uno
bas pffi5iele Siplom tperoe in einigen
Sagsn folgen. Mein Batter banft To-
fort nit einigen b0fli9en Worten fir
Die @nerfennung feiner SbGtigfeit, uno
als mad einiser 3eit cine groBe &one
aus NuBlano etntrifft, in Der er oas
dngetiinbigte %G6renbiplpm bermutbct,
padt er oos ftol5e pereament ni9t erit
aus, fonbern tptrft es unerOffnet tn Den
Yapierforb.
rGber oas l1ngliid i6lGft ntdt.
s3pei Sage barauf fommt elm gilbrief
bon benz GefretGr Der Mfabemte: er
bittet UNI gntf9uIbigung, peil er in
Der gile stpei @brenbiplome pertduI6t
uno zines, oas fir einen anberen &C.
lebrten beitimmt uno arf ieinen Ndz
men arsgefteIt mar, an 9errn profefz
for GeIare 2pmbrofp ssianOt babe.
5err 2pmbrofp babe fi6er ben Srrz
tbum fdon bemertt. gr tperoe gebeten,
oas fGlf6li6 on feline Morefe gelangte
Document pieber na9 Hublano oue
riidsuf9iden uno bafiir feline etsene,
fir i'm uno feiner, anbersn beitimmte
gbrenrple i'm Saudi in @mpfdng 81
nebmen. ga = Ser Brief mar f4Dn
unb'bie @bfi9t mar gut: aber bas
gbrenbiplpm bes fremben Yrofefors
lag f9on felt sfpei Sagen inter Dem
alien papier. 0iellei9t bate es Der
Sr0bler fdon abesholt :! Man fann
fG porffeIler, pie Die Gamilie 2omz
brofo auf sic Sude sing. Gum Slid
pur6e Die &ole nod sefunben, un6 i9
min boffen, oab Der Serr profeKor,
Dem bic gbruns gait. niemals dbnen
miro, mo fe ii4 i9on berumgetrieben
bate
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
nmfaI |.

Osear @sntpprtb 1901 geDiae abe.
nobnbaft. Der nit feiner 6rau auf
einsm Wagsn. auf wsl8em er 3sl!e
unb 3slifangsn eelabsn bate. bon benz
pidnid Der Sron Wouloer 3uriidtebrte,
uurbs esffern on Der @de Der college
abs. unb 10. StraBs BON sinsm
StraBsn . Wasen ansefubrsn. nobel
belize bonn Wagen gsi4leuosrt uurosn.
Cine 3sItfange, mel9s sbenfaus
bonn Wasen 9siOBsn uuroe, fisl auf
6srrn @eniportb, poburd sr on ben
gsinsn leiate 8~eri9rammun9en Boz
pontru9. gr fubr In elmer Straben-
balm gum Sispsni arium. mo er bon
Or. &esbes bsrbunbsn tpuros. Srau
Wentwortb, bic f6 beim Stur3e einen
5ub berfau6ts, wurbs i'm Gmbulan3-
Wassn oes tdotii9en 5Oipitals unter
2eitung Bon Or. Daniel nod ibrer
WDbnung 9sbra9t unb uurbs bon
benz ar3t bort perbunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
@nnoerlano

Sas pra6ibOle Wetier gefiern Wnd.
mittag uno ON Hbsnb bate Saufenoe
peranlabt. yWunoerIanb", bisies Der.
sntiaun9s. gtabliFsmsnt erfisn Mangss.
3u bsfu9sn.
profefor Sheets 9unbes unb pOnp-
ausfsnune tpurbs bpr S9aulufigen
fat bslasert; ben 6aupt'g etanotbsil
oes Yublifums biloeten 2inbsr, to9
bietet bic a~ustsauns aud fdr grra9'
iene bes Sntersfanten genug; e
brau&t R9 Riemanb 30 gsniren, bin.
einaugeben.
Die 2eifungsn Der 8aa. puni9erin
Belle @orbon uno Der iapanif9en Atro'
baten fnb isbr gut unb bic balsbrsas.
Ride Jabrt bon @%affelane uno 8olo
tn i6rsm boppsltsn Sap Of Death"
miro INNER tpieber nit Staunen be.
tpunoert. Au9 ale iibrigen> Saau-
fslungen erfreuen f9 na9 ME Dor
stnss regsn 3ufpru&s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
LSAUes@

% al 3 o n, IL. Stunt. 6ier
~ereianets f9 In Der Wontag Na6t sins
bisber nod ui&t aufgetldrte S9isBersi.
Ser bel Sbomas 9. @rabam anaes
ftente 5arbige 6usb @osbp bsbauptet.
es bdtten &dubsr ben 8eriud gemadt
BET @rabams einaubreden, porauf er
ftnf s9ife abssfsusrt babe. 9as
bur9 wuroe bic Na9bari9aft alar-
mirt. Gosbp tpurbe am eansen 2eibs
3itterno nit benz &epolber in Der 6anb
borsefunoen. oagsgen feline Spur bon
ben angebli9en @tnbre9srn. 9eute,
bic our 3eit Der S&isbsrsi in Der Ndbs
tparert, gabsn an, He bdtten cine Grau
in Der Nlsp bintsr @rabam's Sauie
geieben lno In Der Sbat uurbe am
nd9fen Sage cine Jrau, Wapme Rans
tin our3 ben Wari9aa CUR Sail GEE
bra&t, bic sinsn S&uB bur9 bic Sifte
srbaltsn bate. sic bebauptst, auf
benz Seimmeg bon elmer Sbsater.0or-
fe0ung In einem anoeren Stabttbeil
Die 0erleBung er6alten gu baben. Der
6arbigs berf9mano am anberen 8ag,
ole sr bon polissibsamtsn bsbufs tpsi-
tsrsr untsriuduns Der sebeimniBboqsn
NHdre fefaenommen rperben iolte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

@ottI ie B rb t,
yOie semitblide Ode,
Gde Hoble unb Marfet Str. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Gbieaso, Is. SUM-.
Sir Snbiana: @epitterftiirme beute NaHt
unb am 9ienita9. fibIer am Sienffa9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
Giaoer=Ytdaid TIM 9emtiaen
Bart.

Die Samsn oss indianapolis Wdn=
nsr9ors bnbsn fur nd6fen SOnn'
tag, "a. SUM- elm eroBss 2inber'
Pidnid arransirt, gu benz umfafenoe
Borbersitunssr estrOHsn ueroen.
NlerIsi epiele unb gelufieunssn ftr
Sung uno glt fno ssplant uno fsbsu
In ben pra6tuo0sn Nnlagen oes
Ssuti6en Bart sinige f40ne Stunoen
tn Husf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

2oeaIs8 etterberi&t.
TbeiIfseiIe befp6lft urb rpabri6einli4
@emitter ftirme beute Na9t unb Sienitas ;
Fuller am Dienfas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Die Reserin Grau Sba Sobnfon.
818 9arnsl StraBs. fsl sefern on Der
gds Der Wi9isan StraBe unb Snbiana
Abenue bsim Nusfssgen aus sirsm
strabsnbabntpasen riidlinss 3u Bobsr1
unb sog R& gerlsbunaen am 3opfs su.
sic wurbe Inn ambuIansuassn nod
itrer Bobnuns sebra@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

B. Z. 8Iptbe
Seetions.T Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Sunge Gnten erbalten in Den
erffen Sagen ale apei Stunoen Senls
mel poer Brot in Mil4: Waher mrB
beim 5utter itebsn, oa jeoer gihen bins
untergeidpentt miro. 8alo farn man
at Rartoffeln nit 3leien ~iiberseben.
Oaneben Riidenabfdne etc. tpie bel
alien Sbieren. Sunge gnten brauhsn
ein febr trodenes Eager.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
...Nrres Bulletin.
&eonftion TT sommerfoFem

Seutfae BATTLES, nit srosem Slumen
Selflns uno in mOttleo Gfetten-
elm bobes merceriseb Sabrifat bas
tets bertauft tuurbe gu 30c Die garo,
1est nur 19c
8ir haben einen neberi@ub bon Sen
SOC Yariler SrsanbieS, ,bei6rdnfte
SHUTTER" Die glatteifen unb f90nfen
@ai4fofe i'm Marft biefe inb
lest rebu3irt gu Dem Yreile ser
geu0bnliden Sorte Die Darb
UNI. .OSc
Organoies unb @oliennes, ~eritsres elm
importirtes Sabrifat, absr beibe
bebrudt in Imerifa /; pra3tise Sci.
fins unb Sarbeu, resuIare 3Oc
@aaren, iebt nur...........t9c
S@ottii@e Mabras, in niebliden
StOTen fur SemOen, @abeI ltreifen
unb Supfen auf mereeriseo Saequarb
S%runbarbsit, Iauter STANDARD csc
@aarer, iest nur.
3weiter Stod, WitteI Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
Sanfiagmng.

allen serDouoten uno JreunbsH, peIde Hns bel
BEN lobe uuieres ~9sliebteu 9otten uuo Batsrs, Sobn
Rieher, 10 liSbeoon ibts Sbsilnnbme b~stuieieu, ms
b~eioueete Germ BaitOr gOrubpIo, ben Sdussrn,
9eiaeubeftatter SebIiue, ben ;abIreiaen 8Iumsn'
~ipsueeru uuo To4baru ipre4eu mir ~uuIereu bsr8.
Ii6su 9aut aus.
Die trauernbsn Siuierblisbeueu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

OAbttStR 49, 80
Boplan u. ", 8beil Got 8, Somlin-
iOn's grbsn Subj, baeant. n6roli9
BON @rawforbsbils 5abrueg, Wapne
8I6p. $500.
pbilip @ilbslm an Senrp e. &oms
ger. Got %, 8lod /, Worbpte II. u.
@ranopiem Mbb., 1879 Bel los CUB,
perbeKsrt, WsHieite aibIanb absnus,
n6rblia bon IS. Str. $3.50.
&ebseea s. Smearingin an Sslos
u. Nlis. Srufses. She'll norb6flidss
8iertel, Section IA, Sfhp. IA, &angs
4, 10 afsr. 5rantlin Sibp. $500.
SeferiOn s. RnOr, aommiffOndr,
an gsuIab @rsgorp. Got "a unb She'll
bon 102, Sarlan's &c. l. Nhbition, 40
bel - SUB. iebs an WaniObes unb
Baltimore Nue., iibli9 bon 25. Str,
bacant, $3.50.
Wsoforb y. WiliOn an Ssnrp Sang.
fentamp &C., Got 6, ~@bsnomsth's Sub.
oipiRon. 26 BET los SUB, psrbeHert.
Wsfisits bon Sbslbp Str. fiolid bon
Sanbsrs Str.i $1425.
Wiqiam u. @rabam an bisislben,
Got 5, ebenoafelbf, oieielbe @r6bs,
psrbeRsrt, benz porssnanntsn @runb.
ftif bena9bart.
State plasa @ompanp on glnora
Simmer, Got 103, state pla3a abb.,
40 Bel 100 CUB, paeant. wsffli9s Settle
Der parfuap abs., n6roli9 bon Obio
Str. $3.50.
gurlsp W. Giibsr an Sopbia Clint,
Got 405, Spann & Co.'S stueite WOoos
lapn 4ob., 80 BET 125 SUB, psrbsRsrt,
fho5tIi9e gfe 2aurel Str. uno Spann
ape. $2500.
Wasoalena Serb an aIoreb Jarmer,
Got 6. 8lod 4. @abei II. u. Of Woobs
Iawn Aob.. 80 bel 1876 Jub, Dsrbehert,
fholi&e Settle Der 5opt Ape.. 6fli9
bon State Npe. $3.50.
8ouleparb 2anb COMPANY on gbitb
W. Compton. Got &c. Boulsparb part
abb., 40 bel 100 SUB. baeant, NET.
li6e Settle Der alabama Str, rbrbli9
bon 20. Str. $3.50.
gba s. @armins an Biliam q.
M6arlanb, Got 207 unb She'll bon
Got zoe, Srbin9ton parf Ioo.. 40 bel
1858 Sub, bsrbsfert. tusflids Settle
Der @merfOn Ape., n6rolid BON Stem
Sort Ctr. $500.
Wiaiam 8. Omen an s. Sugbes,
Cots 1913 uno 1919, Srbtn9ton Part
aoo., 80 BET 1913 SUB. berbeRsrt,
Weffeite gmsrion Nbe.. iibIid BON
Wi9tgan Ctr. $500. o
SeIos u. Nlig. $rufse, on Ban 6.
Spearingin, SatiI bss norb6hli9en
Yiertels bon Section IA, Sounibip IA,
&anee 4. 10 Ncrss, 5ranflin Sopns
fbip. $500.
Sarab u. Ridarbfon an NntonrS J.
Ban Definite &C., 8beiI BON Got 4,
sqare 26, 40 BET 1875 SUB. perbsRsrt,
Defisits BON Wsribian Str. n6rbli9
bon Stem Oort Str. SO. 900.
Martba s. Sabsr an Wiaiam 8.
COOPER, Got 8, psttibone's &C. 5ieb.
lamb 6cme Nobition. 40 Bel 1877
5ub, psrbshert, Weffeite bon &an.
OOlbb Str. itoli9 BON Midiaan Str,
s235O.
Charles 8bieIman on 2so Jif6sr &C..
Got so, Smith & 2ogan's addition,
33.5 Bel 1913 SUB. berbeRsrt. @eRfeite
bon 2usan Str, fioli9 bon pIBmOutb'
SfraBe, $l4UU.
Wiaiam 8. glber an Snbiana gens
traI nntperftn. Got A, unibsrHtp
Siqbis aob., 286. O8 BET 1062.1 6ub,
iioli9 BON 2spbart ape.. 6fili9 bon
Otterbein Mue. $50, 900.
2pbta 6. Clemens on 2eobolb
Wapsr, She'll BON Got 5, square 70,
Is bel "a 9 SUB, nbrbli9e Settle bon
Georgia StraBs, uefli9 bou capitol
$4,000.
@barles 3. sStil3 on @6arIss 6.
aifiner. Got IS, Glet&er u. u. Subj.
IubsnlOt 96 ETC., 40 Bel ITO 5ub,
TioIi6e Seite bon @uelii6 Abs.. 6Rlit
bon Vine Ctr. $4l50.
Sobn 8. Wartinoale an Ni9plas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Efnr6 MeeIdbisr u. Solftrt, ON Sonutag
OAutU /. AbeHb I'm 6 nbr IN istuer Bobnnn9
80. SIS 9Th Stem Ssritp etroBe. i'm alter BON rs
SohrsH, 7 NonotsH uue Is Hagen. Sis Seerbiguus
finoet an Wittpoh Bormiitas nm 8 1br BON benz
Sraue: boufe unb nm $50 ubr bon Der ct. Tarisn
Rir9e aus ftntt.
Sie irousrneen 9inierblisbeueu.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.
You hereby notified that the Meeting Of
the stockholders OF said company Direc
tors Tor the ensuing and the o
oter business as may come before the meeting
held in the ONCE OF the Secretary
Srh 1906. At 10 O'Clock A N go
The Transfer Books win be closed July 2sth and rs-
opened August 10th. 1906.
H B. PARSONS. Secretary
30 STOCK HOLDERS or THE PIANORA COMPANY
NDU AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
special meeting the Stockholders Of this Com
ty % consider an Increase OF the capital
IsoPosed change OF name Of said Company, will
me once OF the Company. No. As West 27th
% AZ 1ork aty n T.. on Tuesday. August 14th. 1905 at
,,-- o.., SAMUEL A. LICHTENsTEDI. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
days:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
CURB MARKET TRADING

There further marked Improvements ho.h
in strength and activity. in the outside securities
market. partly in sympathy with the strong ZONE
in the stock market. The trading as a r1Ie ,vas
more evenly distributed. The general marIret
showed an improvement from a small fraction - =.
point, while some Of the specialties were m ma
terially. American Can shares develOped even
tional strength on moderate dealings AmericsD
Tobacco improved over points Marine sbaras
were strong. Mackay issues were up 2 for the co,,
mon and for the preferred. Havana Tobacco
common was actively dealt in at an improvs,,. !.
Of y. while the preferred gained a point Cbico~o
Subway was uD y. American Writing Paper NJ
ferred was up point. In the mining group C,rsa,o
Copper. after some irresularity. gained strength
Nevada-Utah, on heavy dealings imnroved ~
Micmae- reached a new high mark under roo1 -
Ing Butte Coalition was strong. United C,D0S.
was steady. Boston was up Ia and Nevado -.
solidated 1. Dominion Copper which has been ne-
lected for a long time. point. Tonopah Ex-
tension was u9 =. Bonds were Arm. but quiet
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
80 by van sehaiek I. co. N0. wam strsst.
IMPORTS OF pRYoooDs.

Imports and marketings OF drygoods this week.
with comparisons were as follows:
ENis weak week Last year
TOTAL Imports .97.Dcl S3oG2 All 2GD3 I37
1glzl ulsEsstss ...... 2.6lslEs 2.77S.25 2o2o.s5e
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
20 STOCKHOLDERS or THE PIANORA COMPANY
NOU ARE HERERY NQTIEIED TEIAH q
TO WhOm 1t Mau Concern.

SLAEE OF KEW YORK, INSURANCE De
partner sntAioany. juno Gsh lSOs-TVhereas Tspto,,.
4aaes company. located New Orleans in the SIats
=. aSelsaa nsS nle7 IA Inis o:ce sworn stateTnent
~ the proper ocers tssF95s shog8as It's Condition
b4sisgs ana has compixd respects with tbe I t
9'9fatea ey otsef states CT the Un4ted states ~
-Ncw L4eFsfore. IA pGEsEacce Of l. CyrrO
eeEet.ea1e % Insurance OF the State os New YorS
90 Jersey certify as eaia Company neIeBy authorized
20 transact ias buSne.s
tss stale tn sscordas. s:h lRsE dpE7ng she c.r-5t
ys0r 80 CcEdsliOa 0s1d Has!nsss
&c @ate o. seea stst7sot DsceDsE ST. IgO0 3 SHOWN
Fellow: - - "~
atEIessss asorne o. eeit:ed $500 Gas co
4ES-ss1fe amount OF liabilities Cexre9s CAPITAL
zs.S suTDsnsl. including reinsuE sIa Oon %
Al:Sin-' cf sc;ual Pao Capital 2fOOl
Ecfp45s ever Si beo&Jgies- 1856 G42 az
<sEpuc.s. g incoln5 the 72)ss1
AED-Cf o. c-e1JfsefneDs ror the 6a
n S;spess EserDSs hevs hereunfo subscribed nay
AJAX ard eaRsss the ssa % oncs affixed The
Cay aE.E yeaE wTs-tsa.
aSseat OTTO KELSEY
Superintendent Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
SECURITIES PRICES ADVANCE.
BETTER DEMAND FOR STOCKS CAUSES MARKED
IMPROVEMENT.
MARKED
Money Rates Easy Bank Holdings Increase Through Large
Receipts of Currency from the interior.

SS3.24s546; balances S2,21,9n Baltimore-ES-
changes. $4142O95; balances s4s464s Philadelphia
Exchanges SCI S63.1sS; balances. $S.OSS,4S4.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, CSC. Mexican
silver dollars, 5Olsc Bar silver in London closed
at 30 1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 1880; Lisbon, $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 1882
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington $11E7sSO; internal reve-
receipts S7796OS; miscellaneous receipts. $Ol.-
$50. Receipts for the day. s2O2S6ls; expenditures
S19OOOOO Receipts for the month to date, Ss1s7542
expenditures $57S9OOOO; excess Of expenditures, $
6S2,SS
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House Ss7SS57
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney 8 Co.. No 25 sross
street. New York. and No l22 South eth street
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28

-Odd lots. fSellS cents per share-
BOSTON CURB MARKET
RepOrted BY J. Thomas Reinhardc No IS Wan g
New York. and No 10 Exchange Plaza B-ssr-I
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
'Ex dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaN money in
London. 2lza24 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills, per cent; long bills. S9s@SK
per cent. Berlin discount rate. 32 per cent. Berlin
exchange on London. % marks 4715 pfennigs Paris
discount rate, Ills per cent. Paris exchange on
London, Is francs Is centimes. Bar gold In Lon
don Is 95sd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British consols for
money. s711-16; for the account. ST 11-16 French
rentes. S6 francs 50 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at ~
per cent; highest PA per cent; lowest. per cent
last loan, 2 per cent; close. per cent: ruling
rate. 2A per cent. Time money was quoted at ~
per cent for sixty 20 ninety days. per cent for
four and Ave months and 61zq6 per cent for six
months. Commercial paper was quoted at 5g5l5
per cent for sixty ninety days. 66A per cent for
four 20 six months and 5szG6 per cent for others.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed easy.
Actual closing rates FOLLOW.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL

RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
ng rates FOLLOW:

DOMESTIC EACHANGE-NeW Orleans-C.orn-
merciaI. 25c discount; bank, 81 premium Boston
l5c and Is 2-8c discount. Chcago-5c discount
Charleston-BuyiDg. par: selling. lsc premium
Cincinnati-lOc discount Savannah-Buyl..s- 45c
discount; selling. 75c discount. AInneapolis-90c
premium st. Louis-25c discount bid, l5c discount
asked. San FranciscO-fight. &c; telegraph I0c
premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York - Exchanges
s27sO72 ss7 balances. sl,O9OS5. Observation-Disclosures
go, ,sssOs4: balances. s.5Sl5s5. Exchanges
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, July 2, p m.-The market for Ameri-
securities was dull and irregular at small final
price changes. Last quotations follow:
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-21

Prof. Robert Koch lectured in Ber-
lin recently on the sleeping sickness,
which he investigated for several
months in equatorial Africa during the
year 1905. Emperor William and dis
tinsuished company were present.
The malady. said the professor. had
been known on the west coast of AT
RIGA since the beginning of the last
century and it had spread to the north
short of the Victoria Nyanza and then
entered German Africa. Probably 20O,-
600 persons had died from the disease
The infection was spread from human
to human by the sting of a fly. The
poison affected the usual health for
several days and then the sufferer was
attacked with fever. became incoher-
ent, the glands were swollen and the
patient became enfeebled and event
ually was seized with the sleep mania
Professor Koch knew of no remedy for
this disease
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BIG SNOWSLiDES.


Denvcr.-A Republican special from
Crested Butte "Wednesday says: The
rotary snow pillow and Hanger
arrived here at y. III. to-
day from Gunnison. having been
seven hours clearing the track To this
point. The regular train pulled in
thirty minutes later, having double
hcnlCr engines.
Superintendent Fuuder came down
from the Smith anthracite mine to-
day and reports a slide two miles in
length lying over the track between
here and the mine. and the long bridge
crossing Slate river under twenty feet
of solid snow.
\ large amount of timber was car
ricd down the mountain and lies bur
led with the snow across the track
This will have to he cut out with axe
and saw when reached by the rotary.
1t will aot be known whether the
bridges are broken and carried away
until the rotary crew reaches them. 1t
will be several days before the road
can be opened to the mine.
The entire Pueblo hard coal .aine
buildings are demolished. with Dor
ton of the trcstlc-work OF the tram
way. Il will be impossible to resume
! operations here until the snow is gone
and repairs made. The soft coal mine
below town belonging 10 the same
company cannot resume production
inside of week or ten days.
j. H. Judd from Gothic reports that
the whole side of the mountain be
tween that town and Washington
gulch has slid over the road and
passed down into Dead Mans gulCh Il
half mile below
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DEATH OF JUDGE eIssELL.
Former Justice Of Colorado Court oil
Appeals.

Former Justice Of Colorado Court Of
Appeals.
Dcnvcr.-Judgc julius Bidwell Bis
sell one of the most distinguished jur
lists of Colorado. died Tuesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock from stroke of apo
plexy. He was stricken during the
night and never rcgaincd conscious
ness.
Judge BissCll was born July /. 1899.
Mt New Britain, Connecticut. where he
grew up and was educated in the pub
lie schools. He was studying law when
the war broke out and twenty one
years of age. He enlisted with the FIT
tccnth Connecticut infantry. but by
force Of his personally and natural
leadership soon won commission.
Eventually he become a stan officer
and saw distinguished service through
out the war.
Young Bissell returned to New
Britain after the war and resumed the
study of law After admission to the
bar he located in New York city.
where he practiced for n number OF
years.
Judge Bissell moved to Des Moines,
Iowa, in tie early 7Os and remained
there several years. In 1879 when
I.eadVillc mining camp was nj its high
est excitement he came to Colorado
and located at that place, where ne
soon acquired an excellent practice.
When the Legislature of 1887 organ
lied the Supreme Court commission TO
| relieve the court of its accumulation OF
business. Judge Bissell was appointed
one of the commissioners and came 10
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Parker en- Roosevelt.

birmingham. Ala.-ludEe A Il
Parker in an Interview. said: am
convinced. as far as 1 am personally
concerned that MIR. Roosevelt will ask
Tor The nomination NJ the Republican
party foy-a third term While this
probably would De disputed IL 10 were
repeated In Washington. | am satisfied
that M present this is the intention Of
;hc President. In spite % tht fact tina:
when his nomination in 1905 was an rs
sured.fagr. he made the statement that
under ne circumstances would h
again he candidate | believe RoosC-
Welt has intended all along 10 ask for
the nomination.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Denver.-N Republican special from
Durango Saturday night says: 1t has
been showing steadily the past twenty
four hours and continues tonight Al!
efforts to open The road through AMI
mas canon 20 Silyertou have been
abandoned for The present as nothing
can be accomplished till the storm Is
JTer. Ii may DE 4 month before the
road is opened No train got through
from the east today and it is impos-
sible TO tell when the road oFer the
Cumhres range will be opened. Trains
over the Rio GraGde southern are stun
running as far as Rico The east
bound train goes 10 Chama every day
and returns.
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PISTOL COMPETITION.
To Be Held by National Guard Of
Colorado.

ColorlGo.
Denver Crack pistol shots OF the state
militia will be given an opportunity 10
display their skill AT competition 10
be held by order OF Adjt. Gen Bulkeley
Wells at the state rifle range. near
Golden. on April 18th. The matches
are for the individual and team cham
piouships of the guard and the follow
ing prizes are to be awarded. accord
ing To general orders issued by Genera.
Wells yesterday.
The adjutant generals trophy. TO
be competed for annually, presented by
Bulkelcy Wells. ESQ.
The pistol championship trophy. TO
be competed for annually. presented
by Bulkelcy Wells. Esq.
Individual prizes TO the winners of
the above trophies. presented by c.
McA. Wilcox. Esq.
The Harrison cup. presented by
Messrs Harrison \ Son.
The firing regulations for small arms
FOR the United States army, 1901. will
govern all matches Col. Edward Yer
dcckborE. First infantry. National
Guard of Colorado. is designated rs cN-
ccutivc officer with authority to ap-
point such assistants as he may re
GGirC and tn make such additional rules
rs he may consider essential 10 The
proper conduct Of the matches The
United States service pistol. calihro
IS. length of barrel as issued 10
TROOPS. trigger pull not less than fou!
pounds. is To be used in the competi-
ton The contestants must not take
body or artificial rest and one hand
only is 10 be used. Cuachincs will be
permitted in all team matches. the
coach being allowed on the firing line
with In men competing