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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
So. GonsrsB.
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Wafbinetou, 8. Npril. Der
Senat miro R9 oisie Wo4e bauptfd&'
lid nit Der 6rattratsn. Bill bsfddf=
tissn unb es ii febr fragli8. Oh eieielbe
bssnbiet tuiro, pis Senator 3iQman
propbeseite. Die Ssnatoren, wsl&s
ssger bic 6ausbia fnb, tsfisben nod
INNER auf einem Amenoement. tpels
Dies p%olffdnbiee 2ontrole Der gnts
ideioun9eu Der 3wiidenHaatli9eu 9ans
belstOmmifRon bur4 bic @eri9ts
f9ert. IS f9eint, bab oieie OppOf'
tion burd bas 2ons-Mmsnbsmsnt nod
beriddrft tuorbsn III.
Die Debate mirb morgsn bur9 Sen.
Mc2aurin bon WtifiRppi unb Worgan
bon alabama er6Hnet tuerbsn. 8ailsp
bat fir 9isnfag sine &sbe a~ngsfanbigt
ssgen 8emerfunsen Der Senatorsn
epooner unb Qnor. Dime ldn9ers
Debate mtro ss babel ni6t abgeben.
Senator Glapp uirb beriu9en BIZ
gerutaigung fur Snoianer unter Dad
au brineen iotuie bic Bin, tpel1e biz
8srbdltniHe Der 5 sibiliHrtsn Stamm'
rsssIn foa.
6aus.
Die Ts5atte tiber bic 0erminiauno
fhr pO6wsien pirb nod cine Wo9s tn
6aufs in Anfpru9 nebnten. bsfonber.
ba FL Fa auf 10 bsri9isbsns ansele'
9enheiten erfrsdt bat.
Wontng tufro ben @ef&dften 6es d.
Friftss Columbia 9etpibmst iein. I'm
Sisnfas pirb 6spburn tpabrf9sinlid
auf berf9iebene bemciraiiine Sartf.
rebet anttporten.
Die Bill gessn Wabrunssmittsl. Der,
fdli9un9 ioate In pauIen Der 9sbattI
tber iVerwiaisun9en unb 3olanesle
eenbsiter bsratben tuerben, bod Hnl
bie IusF&tsn :f&ls&t fur bisie Wo9e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

@af6inston, 8. April. Gin
8eri&t bes 6anbsIospartements Iast:
ySm 6anbel nit nnberen arnerita.
nif9en 2dnoern fommt @uba an 3tusits,
STEELE. Dem Wertbe nod mar be,
6anbeI nit ben sr6bersn ameritanifasr
2dnoern I'm 5isealinhre 1905:
@anaba 1908, 600. 900. @uba $685..
900, 900, graRlisn Sill. 600, 900,
Uasrieo $92, 600. 900. aresntinier
$39. 600. 200.
Der @ertb BON Waaren, bie aus
@uba sinssfibrt tuuroen, mar $685..
857, $50 ssaen $50. 22s. 1872 I'm Sabre
1908. $31, 747. 229 In 1900 unb $16,.
233, 456 In 1897, In usl9sm Sabre
uniere @infuhr bic esringfe In ben
ltbten SO Sabrsn NOR.
Die Ausfubrlbsr Der. Staatsn tua,
In 1905 $44, 569. s12 segeu $685..
504. ALI In 1903, $26, 934, 512 In
1900 unb 81. 296;618 In 1896. 60.
tuObl In bersi4us. uie In Der ginfub,
fnb BITE 3ablsn bes $anbeIs NIT guba
TN Sabre 1905 erbber wis In Urgent
einsm boran9saansensn Sabre. GUIDE,
unb WoIaKe, 3abaf unb 6ri9ts fint
bic 6auptetnfubr. Die Musfubr Be
fsbt baupiid3li9 In NsbI. Baumtpol'
fabritaten. Stisfeln unb S1ubsn.
S9maIa S9infen. Spsd, Mil9 uni
Gol3.
phtttppinens
Wabtn9ton. 8. april. =
prdRoent @ooiebelt if anesbIi9 f.f
enti&lofen, bic pbilippinen.8 Cart. Bil
ni9t i'm Senatseomite bsrsilben. d
lafen; sr mill iein Wbsli9fes tbun
bisfeIbe CUR gerbanblrns su brinssr,
&sprdientant @atfon. Der ginpeiti4e
bes 6auies, bot NIT benz prdFoentel
mebrere geratbunsei sebabt. unb &
tanri ais fi8sr ansenommsn sperben
bab ssin gompromib aber aeiebIi9
Wabre9eIn TN 6auis 3ur Mnnabue &c
lanst, obne bab bie gerF@sruns Ct
Ianst wurbe. bob bie aenanr.a gi
Dor ben oHenen Ssnat fommt.
Deutf9e Iutb. 2tr4e
3erf6rt.
81. Saeob. Su.. 8. April. 81
bsutf9e lutbsrif9e Rtr&e, eth Bod
Rtin9ebduoe. uurbe ndbrenb b
Na@mittaes gottesbisnfss burr
leiueu eturmpinb bemolirt. 3uti 81
Iabeus Tra9ttpaseous tuurber bon be
lgelsifeu In ben 6Iub seuebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

@ewdbIter Einofbp $l.s5-1.9o.
OrStadrer BIB gutter 1tnsotbp $1.60-l.T.
Hotber QIeefamen IS $3.50.
gnsli@er RIeefanen $3.50.
GIftfe &Ieeianaen $s.00-8.B
2IfoIfa 2Ieeianten $9.00-1o.0o.
@eiber 2ieeionnen $500.
Saneb 3entudp 8Iassros s1.60-1.T.
BIausras in ebaf 7be.
GnsIi&es Wlaassros $l.9o.
DrGarb gras s.. 70-1.66.
Rea Top IN Gbaff 75c-$1.2s.
Rafer 2orn Us-$1.00.
xu1ber 8u&errobr Sorsea $1.00-1.2e.
Deiber 8oferiornen 40c
Srabiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Beibes trb seIbes Rom $1.0C-la.
saeb Sob GufiIase $1.10-1.2B.
goru Ysos $l.76.
Niuet 81. 30 BIS $1.85.
TribiabrssNeben $1.40.
setsuiebeI. peibe. seIbe rmo rotbs $3.50
,er Bufts.
Sat , 9artoFeI, 9eIbe Serjet, Dsumba,
,eIbe ~staniemcnb un6 iabIt&e Oueex $500 yes
6ab; setbe Easieaenb @.7b; 6rafisma4s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

SnhtGnapsIs RafeesBneie:
Oeu6bnL. Bic gutter l0-12e; primo ba a.
ud1lter l4-16e /; Sang 8a4-sse, eoEs1s
DeIotu 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 28-82e.
Sx Badets1
xs:oia $l4.76. Zion S1t.76, SerIes Eli.7S
Garacas ia. ~. Diuportb'B s1s. 20, Dds
Sara Menh $500, GItnar Saba gIens
$14.75, Durica $1l.75.
Su6er-Oontnoes 7.47e; 6ta6,udss 8 80
puIuertfrter 5.32e; ffxz tuIpestRsta 6.S7s,
fetser gronultrter 5.02e; Gube8 6.47e; Geas
feetionzs' U 6.07e; 5tbseuoob 4 4.82s; Ytbs
mtg Z l.72e; empire 4.e7e; SbsaI eysss
0oIbex 8 4.67e; Htabfcr ortra 3 4.67s}
@isseuoos 6 l.43e; oeIbes 9 6.l2.; IL GEL
bsr 4.07.
MlHe-Brasu nea &c BIB 10s; TtIberts lis
Ranbegn IA; uet9i@aItse Kaxsetx l5e.
Sorban RanbeIn 16e; Beanats * BIB Ess,
ssrbfete 7e BIB Sc; onsIi@e BaIxtHs
getro6aete Sri4te-Aepfa, "a otr Cos,
setrednet. Sc; Sobannesbeerex 7e bts TIE;
gttron 18e BID l4e; Hofxex, q Groux, pa
4fusb. &c, 8 Groun 72e. ( Groux 7ae .ae.
uenfreie tbis 9e, GaItfur2ia Aussata 7xsi
esaItana nc, tntpoytirte euItaxa lie bu Ice
GaIfornta Ap<ttofen Sc Bis Tx.
0iRs-&aA 40 O.. TeR). Sat, g. 10 per
0ououe.
Bt6IeS-2l00 tn Tab 80; 1soo tn CAT
- 1900 tm asrsfas $500; 200 ~ Ga,
4 $50.
etarte-RearI. 8&e. Gbausptcx oIot. l xxs
8 Rfunb Badete 8. Rom, l Bio. 4sdsis,
lK-6k.
Ganbp-7e; Stansen seustf4t 7e; 0rss
esr seutti&t &c; Banner 9wtR 6e; Grsau
Bonbons 10e 9s. q Cream eeuai9t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

xaaotbp-BertaufspreRe; $40. 90 IL o.
Niuet - 8ertaufspretie: "a. 0o-te.0o
DeIf&forn - Bertaufsprefe: ts mad sa
nnalttdt, H-60c.
~3afu-8d&dIt 8a-86e; IL ben xserss
q. 00-$9.00 $er Tsnne. Nsuer 82-66s.
~6trob-preHe. ie mad BEN Ssh. IN nsb
len, A.00-4.W.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

Sry0es 4tnbfeH&-@sfas@s etsers - 81
ste: bseRoe etiese 7}-~7as; Stsass S&abe'
$50 BID zoo Rsxb 7e; 9teRee &tfts l0C
bs $50 Ffsntb 62e xabe b6ob0 90 &4anss
&C.: gtier Borasrpte<tsI &, Gtt9 ohta'
ptsrtel l01e, Wxb 8mtessaestd 81. MAJ
BorberuterteI &c. nd Boeaeussrttl 42& I'D
NarteEpiertsI t.
Sai9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l9es otxa~'
,stsss4 l5e, Bprhesvtsstd eye.
6sH&es e4afRst4 - Sanuaes ~ %ln1
I2e.; e@afe s3e; e4estel lees Nh IN
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
9aS &ongrebprogramll*
Sic Tra9trattnbil in1 senate.- SerwiQignng far
Yoihueieu int Sauie.
llmir Sambl nit gnba.-&ube I'M apblenrebisre. = Die Gegner 9omiets Ia
Gbhaso rHfen f6 sum Sample -&ooiepet wd ben yhlippnen'
Sarif Sur gerbanolung brinsen.
frett.

ptttsbur9, 8. HpriI. gs muir.
ben beuts feline Dorfd0e 6ert3tet, bic
ben 6risben I'm Wei9foblenrspiere f6r.
ten. Wan ertoartet. baB I'm pittsbur-
ger Difritt rlorsel 80 pro3ent Der
Streifer our Mrbsit au%ridfebren. au9
In anberen Difricten tperbsl tpabrs
ideinli9 nod einigen 8agen Die Sife.
rsn3sn i~ibsrtpunben iein. Die 2riHs
pt.b Dienffag eintreten, ruenn bic Sru.
bsnbsfber Die 2eute, bic ni9t our Nrs
Belt Suriidtebren. aus ibren 1duiern
trsibsn ruerbsn.
Der Strsit In ben Werien Der pittss
burg & Baltimore @oal 60. uirb
tpabri9sinli& moraer In bie Bride
ssbsn. Cine 3dblung bat srssbsn.
bab bic Wsbr3ahl Der 2oblensrdbsr
CUR arbsit aurtd3ufebrsn tpiinf6t.
Sobn Wefel, Der ON Grsitag er.
f1oHsn tuurbe. if beute unter GROCER
8etbeiliguna bearaben tporben. Ser
@eifli9e ermabnte bic Arbeiter teins
@etpaIttbaien au begebsn.
ptiIabeIpbfa, 8. April.
SIM Nntbraeitsebiete bieItsn BITE Der.
i9Iebensn 2ofalunionsn 0sriammlun'
gen uno erisbieten Routine.@ ef9dfte.
gllls srtparten NIT Spannung bic Mnts
mort. ipel9e bic @rubsn6sFbsr morssn
In Netu BORT eeben tusrben. 9lngsmsin
tuiro gsbOft, bob Elm strsit uermieoen
tuirb.
stnrfe Senaungen bon. Wei9toblsn
geben mad inbuRrielen Betriebsn, bic
frhber Anthraeitto6lsn bsnubien.
8egner Dpmie's
@bteago, Sa.. 8. april. =
WoIipa, Der Concurrent Alsranber
Douie's In Der 3ionsfir&e, btelt beute
an bic @ldubtasn cine anipra9e, In
iusI9er sr bic Stnben bsHelben b:leu9'
tete. Ct bereab babel niat bic prat'
tii4. Settle ur,b erfldrie, baB Alsranoer
Stranger nun Der re&tmdbige geFber
alles 3ir&eneisentbums let. Die @ldu'
bigen mfbten aifo ale @aben an ben
Aufiebsr f&idsn unb ale Gbeds 3ablbar
far Nlsranber @ranser MAIDEN.
Rad Der sibuns tuuroen $50 3iOnss
ud&ter auf 0oliba beretoigt.
Wdbrenb bes Na@mittaas traf bon
Donnie cine goti9aft Elm, bab CT ams
Sisnfas Wrrseu antommsl ueros unb
man bas S6ilob.0aus fir. i'm tn ge.
reitf9aft balten fole. 0oliba erfldrte.
man tperoe Donnie ni9t einmal gefta.s
ten, bic 8bir ieinss frhberen Defines
gu 6Hnsn.
SanMntpnio o, $eras, 8. NpriI.
Mleranber Donnie uno feine Begleiter
reitsn beute Nbeno tur3 nab 8 ubr
nod 9biea9o.
ais unbesmar4aI
ausereben
@abiugton, 8. Aprtl. =
u. %. Werrifislo. eth alter Greunb
bss prdRbenten Roofebelt aus beHen
Bieb3a&ter. @arriere I'm Wefen, tuirn
sum Bunbssmari9aa ban Wontana er.
nannt uerben. tuenn Der Amtstermin
gbas. 2lopb's TN nd&fe1 Se8ember
ablduft.
Senator Garter bon Wontana e.
lIanete pomiprdFoenten ein biesbe3hs.
Hides WerfbreGeH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

aeYfeI guts 3o4dpf1 $3.50 per 6aS.
Honanen $1.00-l.26; iletxe 7be-e1.o0.
Guronen 50 % $50 PEI Ripe
Dronaen - $a.25-8.TS pee RIPE.
1raxbem 900 pei &orb.
Hirnen 81 .UO-l.25 per DufbeI.
Grbbeeren 40-s0e bas Ouart.
Osmafa
eparseI-7se Elm srObes gun4.
Crime Nobneu-Ss. .0-8.b0 Der Dribei.
ysotbe Mabeu zoe pes Dutenb Dun@es.
Rrout -t4s.0oe6O.00 per Tonne.
g1eue garrots-iOe bas Outeun.
Gelery-$6 Bis Sc 80.
SoIot - TIC pc: 8fayb.
9uisbeIn - Notbe usb weibe $3.50 PEI
bunbert 8funb; epani&e 8uiebeIn $I.S
per Rife.
Differ gIart zoe pei Datexb.
1eterfiIie l6-a0e pei Dutexo DuH4es.
RutoasIn - 6x-75e yer NuibeI.
easfartcFeIn - Btrsirria $a.76; Haltt'
more sac -2.76; Serie4 $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Rabieie 3}-6'ep pes Duteah.
3bubarb l0-5) bas Duteab.
epinat - SOC per Dutenh.
Tomaioes So per Grate.
BlumenfobI $3.50 per DuteHs.
@urfen - $l.so per Oa$eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
OetSetDe.

8ehea - 80. 3 rotber 84e, auf 0sis .
fen, 61e Don NabIen; 80. 8 sotbss 8Ie,
Nt-I, 8le; Rageauetsx 63e.
4oru (neaes) - go. / mets 46e: 30. Q
melt 49,; 70. Q weib 49,: SO. 4 MT.
4ie; Re. 2 wetb seuai9t 4se No. Q
wetS senf@t 46e; 70. I rsst seutid.
A6e; 30. Q seIb 46e; 70. 3 ssb g.
70. 4 GELD 4be; 80. q ssuif4f IS !
30. 8 aeuri&t 46e; 70. ( eeza4t -: ;
2oIbe1 49,.
3air- Rs. 3 wetter 8ee; 10. . sstssi
81; 30. 3 0euHi4ter 8l}e; &c. 8ssn1ehg
81e.
oea - 80. 1 aiu1ot5H $500; 10.
3, 1875.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

euaar Curb S4ntea = gsfs naak12:
$40 pfatb 1874: IL Dfsxt l8ls:. M-l2
Nfunb 1874: Hpesfe nsaItM 2o-Ie 1fu11
iaie; Is pfune l2as {; u 4hmb l2as ; 10
pfanb ~.
Galiforaif4e 64tahn- 6 bic 8 9hanb sh;
Bis IL 4fasb g..
epe6-aIers estss. 90 - 90 4Fnxb h
1ur@f9nitt, i1si Hms 9sttsa, 20 - 90
4funb. lie; &taes Bud. 3 ~ 90 4fw0.
l0a:; Is btB 2l tfa., lie; Il u 10 pismb.
l2e; 2lare Stl6sR, q, u 50 %tmh. LIE,
Hade& IL ~ 10 4fvub l13e; &ass N1esa
ID Dfuab, 51ke
6ratRa6se ted-Ame OaatsV6ursb l73s
ssapdbttH eueaE Gusso l73s 81 4fmb II
Dm9f&att lBe eJ0s 4gmb II Dw4
|j4aiH l8le: 10 - 10 I'M. II Dusgli4sit
lie; 3 Easb IN Dun4i4nit&, i4usd. ll4e
pfumS tm Or4i4xHt. iends lole
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
oxttes, a.es xss oeNAses

odmbIer besablex fsleesbs Drete'
Butter - Country, lAes Srsousers SS;'
0I9tn o.
Grti&e Gsr-1k pr OuteRe.
fdihuer 9s. edbns B., Turiets-IO-l&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
0aie.

gmsros . Bsrtanfs$rais Smvotsssfs
g0petertdie 6oe pea BhnsA eha4stadi@es
edmeheidie I7s. Mtsexfs Sseaza . Id
Is. Nem gorI G4sbbare .l6e, shs4ssTb
s&es HtSburser IL. Did lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09

U { Su., o. NVtus 0U :"
9beilbaber Der &ies Smith Banf muir.
BET, geFerr ben @robaei9worenen a5er'
mieisn, bic I'm Wlai 3ufammentreten.
Die 8. 8. Smith Dagenfabrit, bic
Der Bant bel @elb f&uIbet. III In bie
6dnbs clues @eesipers tbersesansen
unb eef9loRen tporben.
Weitere 6aftbefeble warbet ertutrtt
sesen gonrab Xuppen, 81. Blo6,
1abbe geIbe unb 8. 5. llrlaib.
Ger DOLLAR oIl Ban
g &attretten.
Rem gnrt. 8. Npril. CTR ots
8srtteibisuns besgapitdns ban etait.
Der tpesert feiner berbrs9erif&en Pa&'
ldfRstsit BET Der Ttbrune bes r@snsrai
eloeum~ ~ aebn Sabrsn @tfdngnib
btruttbeiIt purbe. bat bic Weretnisuns
amsritanif&sr Stenermdnnsr unb 2ot'
fen. NIT BEN 6aupiauariier In @o.
81 Sidte Str, einen Aufruf um @elo'
betrdge an aas dbnli4en Beretni9urt'
gen In ben Nersiniaten Staatsn uni
bartber ttuaus erlanen. @s Fno BE-
reits $1,000 bsiiammen unb bisf'
Summe fol berf6nHa&t uerber. nebel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-09
9ornaopS.
Bier Ysriunen perIsbt.

"
April. Gin Sornabo ridtete auf ei.
mem fleinen Gsbte!s bier bstrdatli9en
S9aben an Bdumen, 6duiern ufm.
Bier perfonen iuurben berIsbt. Der
Sturn, mar bon ftartsn slsctrii9en
gntlabungetl beeleitet.
Gazette. no.. 8. Npril. Gin
Sornab 9ing beute iiber Gapette uno
ridtsts eroBen S9aoen on. @isle
S1ufer tpurben Der Bidder bsraubt,
anosre ben ibrsn Junbumentsn sstuor.
fen. Au& ibsr bas @aabareountp sr.
frsdts fi9 Der Sturm.
g o3iaIifi9e & raual I.
g anGraneiseo, 8. Mpril.
Rad elmer Sibuns, welde Soaialtfsn
6ielten. I'M, ben In 0erbinbunq NIT Der
@rmoroung @r-Soub. Stsunenbsre
berbaftsten Woner unb 6apmoob ibre
Spmpattte aus3uortiden, Tom IS 3u
einem QramaIs. Die Soaialiffen ims
propiRrten einsn um3us nod benz @e.
f9dftsoifritte unb bra9tsn an 2otta
Gountain cine rptbe 6lagee nit
Der Snf&rift n Die Contribution
fei berH. ]" Cine abtbeilung go.
Ii3si srf9isn unb 10 sOaiaIiftsn muir.
ben bsrbaftet.
Rreuaer W n.
&pdIanb b, Ms.. 8. Mpril. Der
neue 3reu3er Wafbington, Der ftr bic
gunbesregieruns gebaut wurbe. III bier
anaeiommeu uno ptro In tisisr Do3e
feline probefabrten MAIDEN. gs III
keine Minimal. 8si9winoietsit bon %
2notsn bie.Stunbe perlanat.
8eaen M nberu1g g.
Wafbtngtpn, 8. Wdra. -
DOB Is benz 6auseomite NIT 8eI&rdns
tung Der ginuanbsruns srnf if, sebt
aus ieinsn Isbtsn Gntf@eibunsen Der.
Dor. 9isIslbe bsrrathen ben 3wed In
ssrabssu plumber @sife.
Na9 benz gntuurfe Der Waioritdi
tuirb bic bon ginmanberern au erbe.
bsnbe Ropffeusr bon 81 auf IS erb6bt.
Bon ben Gtnwanberern muB ieber e..
ruadisne Wann f& iber ben 8eRk bon
$25 In @sIo unb isoe 6rau f& Hber
ben BsRb bon SIS ausweiien t6nnen,
rudbrenb bic 3ulafuns sanaer Gamt'
lien babon abtdn9ig 9ema&t miro, bas
hos Obsrbanpt $50 au feiner 8erfi.
sung hat. 6ernsr piro eine Biloungs'
prifuna einseftibrt. In pelfer iees
sintpanoernne psrfon TN alter bon
fiber Is Sabren na&weiien mub. BAT
He irqenb cine Spade lefen fann
Son Der ginmanoerun9 san3 ausge'
f&laRen Rnb 8l6bRnniee, 6Awa&Rn'
MICE urb bon 2sutsn, tuel&e auf TOR
psrli@e Mrbeit an9emisfen Hno. bic bon
i9pd9li9em Q6rperbau.
SIN 2aufe Der 8erbanolung erbot
Bennett (Neu Dori) protef ge9er biz
grb6buns Der 2opffeuer auf S.. In
benz er geltenb ma6te. BITE beraeitiss
steuer bot, 90 babe boQtommert aus
gerei9t, rm oie Rotten bes ginwanoe'
runesbureaus 3u beden unb nod einen
usberi9ub bon 80. 500. 600 ~uuf3ubrin'
gen, tpssbatb BITE grbbbung als eins
CANA nnblOie unb u1n6tbise 6drte e.
lf4eine.
Tamttte MooebeIt t.
Babtngtcn n, 8. 94pril. 6rau
RooIebeIt tam beute iiber S%abannaf
bon Der Weiie nod cuba nit tbren brej
2inbsrr aurid.
Banttersberb
peorta, SQ., 8. Npril. Die
9beilbaber Der 8ies Smith Banf muir
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-10
REAP HARVEST OF
 CRAP SHOOTERS
OFFICERS STREET AND PARKER HAVE HANDS FULL IN ARREST. ING BUNCH OF SEVENTEEN NEGROES.

One of the biggest crap games ever raided in Birmingham was that in Seventh alley, between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets. late yesterday afternoon, in which were actively engaged eighteen negro men,
 Just as the game had reached its height, Officers Street and Parker stepped in the doorway with drawn revolvers. As is usually the case, an immediate stampede occurred, but when the negroes made their first rush towards the door, they were met by blows from the butt end of the officers revolvers, which served to quiet them.
 Before Officer Mingea could arrive with the patrol wagon, however, there was an- other rush on the officers, in which one of the negroes managed to escape. Officer Street fired at him. but 1t is evident that the shot went wide. Another made a dar- ing effort to raise a window and escape, but this one was halted by being covered with a revolver.
 In all, the officers placed behind the bars seventeen negroes. They walked in on the game when the negroes were all grouped about the floor, and when the "bones' were rolling Justify. A small amount of money and several pairs of dice were confiscated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-10
REFUSED TO PAY
 WAS BADLY BEATEN
MERCHANTS ARRESTED FOR AS- SHUTTING CUSTOMER THEY CHARGED THAT CUSTOMER RE- FUSED TO PAY BILL.

Charged with assaulting and severely beating l.. H. Bass, two Greek merchants, George Nichols and J. N. Forster, were arrested by Officer Walker. In return the merchants preferred charges against MT. Bass to the effect that he had refused to pay his bill in a licensed restaurant.
 The various contentious of the two par ties could not be learned. but the ar resting officer stated that Bass, for some reason, declined to pay bill which 1t is alleged he had made at the licensed place. Then the two men in charge of the place are alleged to have assaulted Bass, with the result that he was severely beaten. MT. Bass was unable to protect his face and body from the alleged vigorous at- tacks of the two enraged. men, Officer Walker was attracted to the scene of the trouble and managed to separate the bel ligerents.
 After placing the two merchants under arrest they preferred charges against Bass to the effect that he would not pay a bill Judge Feagin will inquire into the merits and demerits of the case this morning.
 The three defendants made bond For ster and Niehells gre charged with as- , sault with intent to murder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-10
LOW DEPARTS FOR
 HOME IN NEW YORK
AFTER SPENDING THREE DAYS AS GUEST OF BIRMINGHAM, HE EXPRESSES HIMSELF AS WELL PLEASED WITH THE DISTRICT.

Seth Low, ex-Mayor of New York. who has been the guest of Birmingham for the past three days, left on a late train last night for his home.
 While in the city Mr. Low was in- formally entertained by Mayor Ward and other prominent citizens of Birmingham. He visited some of the large manufactur- ing plants in the district during,his stay and was shown the principal objects of interest in the city. Before his departure he expressed himself as being very much pleased with the progress and prospects Of the city
 Shortly after his arrival from Montgom- cry Friday at noon he addressed the pupils and teachers of the Birming ham High school in an informal manner. Sat urday evening he was given an informal dinner at the Country club, which was attended by a few prominent citizens.
 He attended church at St. Mary son the Highlands yesterday morning and was entertained at dinner in the evening by ex-Governor and Mrs. Joseph F. John ston.
 MT. Low came south to pay an official visit to the Tuskegee institute at Tuske- gee of which institution he is director While there he made an address and in- spected the methods of teaching In the school.
 MT. Low came to Birmingham by invi- tation of the Commercial club and the Mayor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The One Woman"

Much interest is centered in the produc- tlon of "The One Woman" Thomas DIX on's newest play, which comes to the Jefferson theatre this afternoon and to- night Papers everywhere have written long and favorable articles about the strong story of love and socialism. The Richmond Times Dispatch, among other things said:
 If applause, cheers, laughter and cur tain calls go for anything, then Thomas Dixon's new play, "The One Woman, scored a decided hit at the Academy last night.
 The curtain arose upon cold and critical audience Within three minutes q bit of comedy had raised a ripple of laughter, which burst into roar as the act progressed and changed into half dozen calls at the curtain fall.
 Never for a moment did the play fail to hold every man and woman in the playhouse. The play is strong and full of life.
 There are few men who are able to instill into their work the virility that abounds in Dixon. With a word or twist of a sentence, he changes the common place into the unusual and carries his audience from the beaten paths of hum- drum down into the perious walks built on the very edge of human abysses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-10

The National House of Representatives will give the greater part of it's time during the present week to the eonsdera- ton of the legislative executive and judi eial appropriation bills, while the Senate will pay especial attention to the report of the Senate committee on privileges and elections on the right of Senator Shoot of Utah to retain his seat In the House the appropriation bill will be taken up Monday immediately after the close of the routine morning business, while in the Senate, consideration of the Tmoot ques- tion will be postponed until Tuesday.
 The Senate proceedings on that subject will be interrupted after one days discus sion to give place to the Algeciras treaty, which is set for next Wednesday.
 Representative Tawney chairman of the House committee on appropriations, Is Of the opinion that the legislative bill will be voted upon before the close of the week.
 The Notifications appropriation bill, which is now under consideration in com mittee, will Immediately follow the legis- lative bill and Chairman Tawney is hope ful that it may be passed before the Christmas holidays. Chairman Grosvenor of the committee on merchant marine is still hopeful of securing a favorable re- port on the ship subsidy bill. in modified form, this week. but it is not generally expected that further progress can be made with this measure before the Christi mas holidays.
 There is already talk of adjournment for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-10
ARRANGE EMENTS ARE
 NOW BEING PUSHED
COMMERCIAL CLUB SPECIAL COM. MITES PREPARE TO ENTER TAIN DELEGATES TO SOUTH. ERN COTTON CONVENTION.

| According to the order of the general cial club for the entertainment of the delegates to the convention of the South ern Cotton association, small folder has been prepared setting forth number of salient facts in reference to the Birming- ham district
 These folders will be neatly printed and in each will be enclosed an order for three trips on any line of the Birmingham Rail- way. Light and power company when ac- companed by badge provided by the chairman of the entertainment committee. These folders and free transportation will be distributed among the delegates and visitors to the cotton convention which meets in Birmingham in January.
 Everything possible is being done by the several committees on arrangements for the entertainment of the delegates, and it is believed that every citizen of Birmng- ham will contribute in every way neces- sary to the work of taking care of the visitors
 The question of providing rooms for the large number of visitors that are expected is one of serious importance, and committees will be charged with the task of looking after the details of this mat ter Already the hotels are being be- sieged with orders for accommodations from delegates who know something of the great difficulty of securing desirable apartments on such occasions.
 It is believed that to take care of all the people that come many of the homes of the city will have to be thrown open to them. Fully 5000 people are expected to attend the three days session of the con- vention. They will represent all the large cotton interests in all the states in the cotton belt.