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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
j tnansthn fte I'm 6Iotten.
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W abin9ton D. 6, %.
Gebruar. Sas Saus.@ omits FIR 8e-
tutligungen bat ermittelt, bab bas
Marine. Separtsmsnt nit ben boridbris
gen Setpiuigun9en aIerbano @oItioeur.
8hnte setrieben bat. Bsmiaigunssn,
ruel9e fur GENTLE 3usde ssmadt no.
rem unb fur Den Reft BEG Gistaliabrss
aud genigt baben tptiroen, fno fur
anoere 3wsde Dertusnoet tporbsn, tnb
oann fino 2iden entftanosn, bic nun
Mot mebr aussefi0t werben i6nnen.
Mebr als feds Wilionen Dollars fnb
auf fcl&e Weiie osraussabt uOroen,
ohne oab bas Separtement, tpie man
TN @On9reRe fast. ba3u seieblia bsrsd.
ttet 9epefsn tpdre. Der Yorfbenoe
BEG @Omitss fir 8ewiaigunaen bat ben
@orfbenben bes @omitss fur Narinss
peien. SOB. oarauf aufmsrtiam ae-
ma&t, uno oieier bat fd an ben @snes
q l=3ablmeiffer Der Slotte UNI Muffld-
rung %getpanot, aber bic Mnttport erbal-
ten, es waroe cine gar su enorme Hrs
belt erforbern, ale bie Cont a~uf3uff6=
bern. Stun bat Der @orfbenoe BEG
@omites fur 8epiqiguneen. Sapnep.
ertldrt, tuenr1 oas Warine=@ omite ni1t
oaftir forge. oab 9larbeit in bic Sads
lags fomnie. 70 tuerbe Sapnep bic
Sa@e islbft in bic 5ano nebmen uno
cine tlntsrfudung anorbnen. Man
miHe Iuftldrung bariiber baben. no
oie @eloer binsetommen ieien.
8 ugsent9Ie ung.
@barlefon n, %. 3d., %. Geb.
Der 6fIi9 ee6eube paHagiersus Der
Goal & @ote 8abn entgleiife cine
Msile oftli1 bon @ltburf.
9ie 2otomotibe unb Elm Wager, roll
ten ben Damn binab. Der 2ofomos
tibfhbrer unb Ssiser tpurbsn Hart bers
briibt.
Mqs paRaeiere auf benz 3uee pur.
ben mebr ooer tpeniser perleBt, bod
purbe Niemaub get6btet.
GharIec n, 90. 3d., %. Geb.
Bet Der 3ussentsIetfuns nabe glthurf
purben 90 periouen berlsbt, bon bener,
pielei9t 8 ferben peroen.
Inter ben berleBten pafa9ieren finb:
8. 9. Sapis, Us. %. @OOb, s. %.
@ilep, 6. g.. 5ifcn, 5. 3. &iIep,
%. s. Gifber BON @harlefon unb 5.
8. pariOns, @ertdufer fur Spifi
& Gpmbann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
Sublaum orr Sdwri}rrsarof.
Ete Granouae unter benz gapite SmIiaS IL
nno oeren IeranIaiiuue.

&iirSli9 tpMrbe inn @atitun bus
400jGbrige Subildiim Der pGpitli9en
S4peisersurOe gefeiert, Die bonn Popite
Sulius II. gsgriinOet tpprOen lit. I'm
ii9 bor isinen aablrei9en 9egnern, Die
oft feline PerIon nit Spl9 uno Sift
beOrobten, gu ihiben, tpanOte ii9 bic
Ter Papft an Die ulte @iOgenpfeni6aft.
Die Oumals auf ser 5Dbe hires &ubmes
nno i5rer &riegsfunit itonO.
S@on friter fannte Sulius II. ben
2u5erner DOM unO Gborberrn Yetsr
b. Sertenitein uno oicTen terief er an
2. Sebruar 1866 mad &om gu elmer
@eIprebung iiter Die @riinbung Der
S9pei5ergarbe unN ram 9. Serbits
monat 1865 frat G6or6e-r b. 6erten>
i!ein ror Die in 3iri9 beiammelte So
sung Der @iogenpTen uno besebrte i'm
Edmen Seiner Seili9fsit 9apt Suliu5
II. sic i1e6erla7fung rpa 2CO eiogenGF=
fiI6en &rissern on DEN Papit gum
Sduee Seiner !9eiIigteit uno oes
pGpftli4en palaites."
Der @ori9lag tpur6e i'm aGgemetnen
ni6t ungiinTig dufgenpmmen, bod Elm
oefinitiper @ei9IuB Bis auf Die nd9fte
Sagung i'm Oftober in 2u3ern oer=
iGoben. Grit am Gn0e Oes Sabre5
tpuroe Der 2u5erner Batrisier &aipar
BON Silinen als eriter @aroebduptz
mann nit oen Sffi5ieren uno elmer
@btbeiluns Mannf9uft mad @om ee=
fanbt.
Ser erDBere She'll Ser @uroe folgte
erit ipdter, oenn Die often beri4ten,
tpie groBartig r6er feierli9e Gin5ug
bon $50 auserlefenen @aroiften mar,
Ser am %. Sanuar Sur9 Sic portu
Del Popolo inRom ftdttgefunben babe"
CUR Musitattling uno eriten 8esablung
ser S9peiSerearbe batten Die Sugger
in Iugsburg Dem papite bas HOtbige
borgeitredt. .3uerit tparen es 1900
breite Sutaten unb $40 geipDbnli9e
Sufaten. SpGter, beim Sur9marf9
Der S9peiaergaroe in MaiIuno, puroe
Ser erite Solb auf itolienii9em Sc
biete AUDI nod bur4 Die 5ugser aus@
besdblt.
DIS am 3. Wtai 1927 unter &lemens
VII. Die Qrmee Oes 6eraogs &arl bon
Bourbon in 2om einordng, fiel Der
grObte She'll Der S6pei5ergdroe. Oieie
purbe erft unter benz Yapite 9aul III.
neu begrinoet uno 5dblte jeBt 225
Mdnn.
grpdbnt lei Ii nod, Dab, ais Die
3eiten frie6li9er tpur6en, sablrei6e
S9pei5er &initler in Die pdpftli9e
8arOe eintrdten, i'm in Sen Sreiftunz
ben ibres Sienites Die rDmii9en &unfs
f9ulen un0 Iteliers au beiu9en unb
in BEN &unitganerien oie Werte Der
grpben Meiiter gu ftu0iren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
@hinefif9e 9ommiffion n.

Bort Sownsenb, @aib.,
%. 6ebruar. Der Sampfer 30.
tota", Rapitdn Grants, fam lsbts
Nadt aus benz Orient bier on unb
bra9te cine 8sisQidaft bon SO @bine,
fen NIT, unter oenen i9 Bring 8fai
Sf. ein Better bss 3aiisrs, Der Gou.
p.rneur bon S6aituns. Sbanig @6i
Ding. Der @efanote mad gelgien, 81
Sbengts, uno anosre @hroent,daer
%bsfanoen.
Die @ommiifon fommt bierber. I'm
bic pOlitiidsn uno 9anoelsperbdltniEs
in ben 9~ereiniatsn staaten su Ruoi-
rem, uno bssisbt f9 ipdtsr aud mad
@roBbritannien. 5rantrei9 uni Bel.
9ien.
@oIoene So9aett.
pittsbur9, 3d., %. 6ebr.
9err Gusuf 5riefe, elmer Der anaeie.
benfen b~euti&sameritanif9sn pioniert
bon ALLEGHENY @ountp, unb beHen
Satin Ottilie, qeborene 8unbla4,
feierten i'm trauten 0eim ibres Sobnes
CHARLES, bes 8traermeifsrs Der WiGen,
gorRaot @lenRelo, oas f96ne 5sf be,
9%olbenen 6o&3eit. 6err Wusuf Sriel
tpuroe TN Sabre 1924 In Semlib
s,dlsfen. als Sobn bss @~lasfabrifan
ten Jrieori9 Grieie gebOrsn unb tan
1866 nod amerifa. SIM @lassei&dft
ermarb CT f& tn bieisr Stabt Elm be
beutenbes 8erm6ssn unb sos f& po,
einigen 5abrsu auf isinen 2anoFl
3urtif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
&anenfrte8
@sbt rubis weiter.

Sprin9fieIo, o., %. Sc
bruar. Ri&ter albert 8. 9untle tpirb
|tpfOrt Specialsg roBgei9worene beru.
ten. INN ben sefrteen Nufrubr gu ur-
terfu9en.
bon ben spei bisfssn Miliscompas.
MEN feIten R9 geitern nur 80 WRit.
9lieSer, UNI se9sri bic gufrtbrer sin3us
i1reiten. 8or stusi Sabren trat elm
gang dbnli4er GaI elm. Sier bsrridt
beute oas @efiibl, bab man bon biets
gen Wit9liebern Der Wili3 nidt srtpar.
ten tonne. f9 unter ben borIieeenoen
umfdnoen 5u felen. Wabri9sinli9
tptrS aber bic Bei4uloigung unteriudt
tusrosn, oab Nitglieosr Der RiIi3 H9
unter ben N~ufribrern befunben hdtten.
Wapor SObb bat Setectibs beauf.
tragt, ausfinois su MAIDEN, wer Die
NnfHbrer bes B6bels tparen.
Iuber ben 80 Manr Nilis bon bier,
famen au4 nod bic gompaanien bon
aenia uno llrbana serabe our rsdten
3stt. I'M S9limmeres 3u berbften.
Se9s Sduier murost lsbte Nadt nis-
o%ergebrannt, bod Nismano estbbtet.
5eute 1T bic Stabt rubis.
SprinefieIb, o.. %. Sc.
bruar. Bier Deiters MiliBcOmpagnisn
bon Columbus erbielten UNI 8 ubr
bsute Na1mittag Mari9befebl. Sis
ueroen se9en Qbeno antommen.
SprinatteIb O.. %. Sc.
bruar. gs Fno iebt adt Wiliycoms
paenien bier, bic bon Oberf Is. g.
Immsl eommanoirt tueroen. Wdbs
renb bes abenbs purbsn peri6iebens
R~saerbduier ansssrifsn unb Der Ser.
iu4 gema9t, He tn Brano su fteden,
bod tuuroe btes bur9 bic Wili3 Der.
binoert.
SpringfteIb, O.. %. Heb.
Wapor 8ooo bat cine PROCLAMATION sr.
laHen, in melder er erfidrt, 9efern
Ra&t isisn bic fdbiiiasn 8shbrbsn Der
ueber3abl aesentiber ma9tlOs setpeien,
beute Na4t aber tusrbs bie.O rbnune
aufre9t er6alten peroen.
Or bate nit pOlisei9sf S'8rien,
Staafsfsusrmaridaa Sabis uno anbe'
rem geamien cine 8onferen3 iber Wab.
rsseln, bic fur bic Ha&t 3u trefsn
ieien.
| gs beiBt, baB I'M Sole beg 9oSec
bes BremIers Gapis piele Jreunbe
beFelben bon Columbus hierher fom-
men tpiirbsn, I'm i'm on ben 0sgern
3u ridden.
Sprinefielb. g.. %. 6eb.
Bis 11.30 ubr beute Abeno NOR Is
benz p6bsi selunsen 2 @~eserbduier nice
Requirement unb Elm SuBenb anberer
tbeilpeife su sertrtimmern. 8ieIe Ne.
ger nhateten mad Der StabtbaQe.
ginseIne S9hhe, bic fallen, tragen CUR
panit BET.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
@oro'Sra81ote
Sn eineiti Sterbebanie.

@ew Yorf, %. 5ebr. 3bo,
mas Settmann erf&ob beute feinen
Sdwaser Sbomas Semen, udbrenb
bis tOote Grau bes 2estersn In einem
anfiOBsnben 3immer aufsebabrt lag.
Setimana eri&Ob R3 bann islbF.
Dettmann mar tn 6ennen's Wob.
tiuns 3u grooflpn gsfommsn. INN benz
gesrdbnihe feinsr S&weaer bsi3uuob.
r,sa. Ct aantte R& NIT Gennen aber
cine 3irureii&e Operation, bie 6rau
Gennen's COB b~erbeieefibrt batte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

g eri9tsfi1. Die .EGsliHe
Runoiddu" tbeilt aus einem urtbeiI
bes Rei9sseri9ts bonn Sftober 1905
folsenoe Stilfeinbeit NIT: Der aIG>
germ ftebt fir ben bon ibr erbobener,
auf GrfaB oes ibr aus Der 6ur9 ben
feudten, ungeiunoen 3ufanb Der ibr
als 2ebrerin an Der Dffentliten Bolts
f4ule angepiefenen Oienftfpobmlng
perurfa4ten Grfranfuns, tpelhe TIRE
peniioniruns berbeisefiibrt bat, ers
pahfenen Observation-Disclosures seri4<
teten Infpru& 5par ni@t paragrdpb
1913 bes 8iirserli4en @efebbu9s. tpobf
aber Der paragrapb 618 oieies gtfets
buds aur Geite.S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
3~tnnrnnrr 3ternietd1.

Der Gistalratb lit i9on tpieoer be-
f0rbert tporben!" - Ni9t mDsli4!
Das reinte Mutomobil!!"-mS ttmmt.
Stnter feinem Riden riimpfen ale ots
Rufeui"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

8sreinbarung betbeilist fno, battsn
f6 nuf ginlaouns bes @OrRbsrs 5. 3
&Obbins bsute eingefunoen, I'm ben
0orf6lag elmer tpeitsren 2Onferen5 nit
ben Irbeitern iiber bic 9obnitala 81
berat9en. Die 0srfammlung mar bon
&obbins auf ben 8risf oes prdfoentsn
Rooiebelt bin berufen tuoroen.
Die SiBuns oauerte etwa 2 Stuns
ben. 4m Sdlufe berfelben uuros
berttinoet, bab cine al9emeine 2onfe.
rsrs Der @rubsnbsFBer bon penniplpa'
lia, Ohio, Snoiana uno Slinois auf
ben 10. Wdrs nod S%nbianapOlis auf
WunI9 bes prdfpsntsn &OoieOslt be-
rufen uoresn fei.
Man erfu6r ipdtsr. baB es in Der
gsrinmmluue Der @rubenbefBer re4t
ftrmii4 susesanssn ist. Die bon
Obiu uno Snoiana iOlsn einfimmig
eesen bic 2obnerbObung bon 5.5 prOs
cent gspeien iein, bic bon Slinots uno
Dem p~itts6uraer Difricte uaren on.
gebli9 getbeilt.
gertrag nit g san . o.
m | n 9 o.
@afbtngtOn, %. Gsb. Der
9ertrae swii9en ben Ser. Staaten uno
Der Rspublit San Domingo, unter
uel9em erfere es tibernebmen bic 36ae
Sun SOmingO's 3u erbebsn uno oapo1
feline e&uloen su bsaablsn purbe beuts
i'm auftrngs bss 3Omitss fir austDdr.
tige aneeleseubeiten bon 2oo9e benz
Senate In grscutib. SiBune bOrgslegt.
Sas 2omits bat an benz 8ertrass MIDI
tiae Ienoerunqen borgenommsn.
Grtitel z lautet: Die Ser. Staten
f6nnen, pdbrenb bieier 0ertra9 aug
aeftbrt piro, iol9e S9ritts tbun, ME
ne bieielben fur aesi9net halten. um
bic Orbnung aufrsat 30 erbaltsn u1o
Die Sur9fhbruus ses gsrtra9s gu Ell.
leiatern.
Dieter Artifel bat elm 9an3es Sabr
lang bic Senatoren beiddftist. &s-
publitaner ME Gemotraten paren
geaen osnislbsn. Nebnli3 9ebt es nit
pielen anbersn parngrapbsn. Gas
S9idIal bes ysrtrasss III isbr upii9er,
iebehfaGs tuerben bic gefirmorter mi
GROCER 8orf9t p~Orsebsn.
3olIperei B aruns M
Seutf9Ianb.
@abinqton, %. Gebruar
BrdFoent &ooisbelt erlieB beute elm
PROCLAMATION, tpelae Die 3oaraten boz
Section 3 Der Stnglep. Ncte auf OIL!
Seuti6lanb importirte Maaren leg
als @sgsnIeituns oafir, oab Seuti1
lamb fur probufte Der Ser. State,
ben Minimal.8 arif ~3ussfanoen bat.
Die 36ne fno biefelben tpie BITE felt
Der befanbensn, absr obne bes ent
aeaenfommen SeutfuIanos mtrbel
thnftig bic bbbsrsn 360e bon Section
l erboben worben fein.
MbmirdIe pentonirt.
8aib n, %. Jebruar
gontre. ADMIRAL golbp W. @beffer
Superintendent bss 6lOttsn.O bisrpa
forums unb 3ommanoant oes 8e
iduabsrs. tusldes nod benz Wittel
ldnbif9en Resre cling, UNI bic Son
n~enfnfsrniB au bsoba9ten. tpurb
beute penHonirt.
Sein Nahfolqsr am Obierbatoriur
uirb @ont=e. admiral Mfa Walfer.
Mna Mbmiral Srenn 6. @baeDi
trat beute In ben Sutherland.
tffionsfo erena.
Naibbille, Senn.. %. Jet
Ius allen Sbeilsn Der grbe fino bis
Seleeaten sur prOteffantiidsn WtiRons
fonfsren3 perfammeIt. 5brs 3abl |
ruohl 5000. Die 2onferen3 murbe DO
SObn R. Wott sr6fnet.
unter d sung Der Der.
10 ltuna.
columbus, g.. %. Gebr. .
!. 2eaislatur bemiaiete beute Naamttd
$l2, 500 um bis untoRsn Der Unite
fu&uns gu beffreiten. tpsl&e Elm g
!. 1atsfomite In hen 6ffentfimen gIpmter
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

Chef (5ornig: Isle f0nnen .fb4
etne anbere Steauns fu4en. Meier; i4
babe sic ensasirt gum Wertrieb meiner
Waaren, @ie pertretben aber nur bic
&unbfnaft!"
Yerblftttt1.
,Gaben sic cine grobe Wohnungg"
30 Ia, ieit6em meme Sodter Ges
fangunterri4t nimmt, bepobnen mir
6as onrae 6dus a1ein!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
Dir kIrtnr ArtHnkrnttu.

&letne RDmtee gum
erften Male cine grobe S9afheeroe err
blidenb): npapa. Die Sdafe baben
audi nobl eerabe ibren Gamilientds9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R

...Subrasit Der 8hse..
abfoprt autur
xoIsbo. ss,easo uns Ri1isam srprrs..t tbs tio.ss
Lolsbc, Detroit uHs gRtrago atm ...-.-s1s.so { s.as
Riaisau gttp. gtaneit u. eaiapsttsepl.t 7.so tio.s5
. taatt2 eoautaas. anssenomueu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

Die Ginpdnberung n
s a p a n 1T in Neufeelanb ges
Iebli9 perboten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-12
FAyRBANKss INDIAN RELATIVES.
Invite Him 10 a chippewa Celebration Next
June-He'n 60.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-Representative
Stevenson extended to-day to Vice-Presi-
lent Fairbanks the invitation OF Chief
Hole-in-the-Day OF the White Earth Chip
pewas in Minnesota, TO attend the oele-
bration next June OF the iftieth anniversary
of the establishment of the reservation.
There are about 100 Indian families on
the reservation and a large number OF
them 60 under the name OF Fairbanks
and claim kinship TO the Hoosier states
man. Ben Fairbanks, the wealthiest man
of the tribe, said to be worth at least 800
900, insists That he is a cousin OF the Vice.
President and desires 10 entertain hin il
he will come 10 the celebration.
1t is believed that Mr.. Steenerson prom
ised the Nice-President his fill OF butter
milk, for Mr.. Fairbanks actually smiled
when the invitation was extended and
said that he would be pleased to accept
if he could 40 shape his engagements at
hat time. He promised that II he should
20 he would take Mrs. Fairbanks and his
daughter, Mrs. Timmons, with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-12

The Children's Aid Society asks
your help to make q Merry Christ.
mas for the children OF the poor.
Sheltered in our Lodging Houses and
Temporary Homes are hundreds Of
homeless boys and girls, and some
$4,000 children OF the tenements
attend our Industrial Schools. We
wish TO make Christmas bright and
happy for these children with gifts
OF toys, clothing, shoes, ETC., and
Christmas dinners. We also espe-
cially wish 10 provide good homes
in the country for the orphans, the
cost of which is thirty dollars for
each child. We ask for gifts, large
or small, to help along this work.
Checks may be made PAYABLE 70
Mr.. A. B. HEPBURN, Treasurer.
los E. 21d Street, N. Y.
, VIM. CHURCH OSBORN, Prss't.
1 c. LoRING BRACE, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-12
MOVE FOR TARIFF COMMISSION.
kansaa Offers Resolution I'm louise for an
Inquiry Covering Trusts Also.

inquiry tONtrunB hrusts NIsO.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE proposition
for the appointment of a commission to in
vestigate the tariff and its relation TO trusts
and industrial apd labor conditions was
revived to-day by Representative G mp
b Il OF Kansas. He offered in the House a
resolution for the appointment of such a
commissio". whose duty il shall be TO in
ouire into the relation of the tariff with
trusts and the reputed sale OF American
goods abroad cheaper than at home and
also TO inquire into the, effects OF the tarif
upon questions relating TO agricultural,
commercial, manufacturing, mining and
industrial interests.
The commission il also authorized to
recommend such changes in the existing
tariff schedules "a in its ludRment Will
better promote the common welfare and
secure the establishment Of duties that will
do the greatest Justice g. all interests OF
the country and balance the receipts and
expenditures of the Government.
The resolution provides that the com
mission shall consist of nine persons, five
TO be appointed by the Speaker from among
the members Of the House, three 10 be
members of the Senate n one 10 be named
by the President.
In a statement accompanying the resolu-
ton Mr.. Campbell said that the Republicans
who are urging tariff revision, as we'll az
those who want an extraordinary session,
and those others who believe that the next
national convention should declare for
tariff revision, urge only political reasons.
He believes that IA commission would con-
slider the subject from an economical and
business standpoint, and not be governed
by political eApedlencY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-12
PRESS NOTICES FOR Mrs. GOULD
Figure in the Bankruptcy Proceeding
Against Moses D.. Wooster.

Moses Ellis Wooster of TOna Topics
notoriety, whose creditors are trying 10
recover $40, 526 which they allege Wooster
owes them. was again examined yesterday
in the bankruptcy proceedings against HIM
self before Referee Nathaniel y. Smith AZ
~ William street.
Wooster's memory appeared bad and
ex-senator Albert 4. Wray, who was exam
ming him, had "A hard time finding out what
he had done with his money.
After Wooster had said that copies Of
Americas Smart Set. a book which he
had got ont, usually retailed from $3.50
10 $500 each, Wray asked if Mrs. Howard
Gould had not paid him more money
Yes. replied Wooster. but not for the
buok alone. She wanted press notices
IN newspapers, which | got her. For this |
received a present Of s.. 900, besides the same
amount which she paid for the book"
Wooster sad he got the notices printed
but couldn't remember in what pa pers.
He said he had bought Two horses with the
money.
Did not }. Campbell Thompson present
you with a horse for press notices.
Wooster admitted that he had. The
Gould horses, he said, he had sold, but the
other was given away. After considerable
questioning IL was brought ont hat Clar-
ence Mackay had paid $1,000 for tho book
in question.
Wray.
No, he got a larger space" replied
Wooster.
When az ked if America q Smart Sci"
had ever been printed, Wooster replied
that il had. The form Of delivery was by
messenger. Wray then made a special
effor 10 find the name of the printer Of the
book and Wooster said he did not know il.
Bankruptcy proceedings, said Charles
J.. Kelley, are supposed to discover the
assets Of the bankrupt, but this line of
questioning is being conducted to test the
memory Of the witness for Interior pur-
poses"
Wray denied the insinuation. After
lengthy questioning into Wooster's personal
affairs the hearing was adjourned until
Thursday afternoon at 3 ~ O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-12
CECIL RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.
Next Examination TO Ire Held In January,
1907 Results OF scheme 10 Date.

1907 Results OF schemc 10 Date.
The Cecil Rhodes scholarship trust has
issued a circular giving information about
the workings OF the scheme to date. IL
announces that the next qualifying exami-
nation for candidates is fixed for January
II and Is, 1907, and the election OF scholars
is I be completed and the names Of success
full compes tors notified to the trust before
April Is. Steps will then be taken by the
representative OF the trust at Oxford to
distribute the men among the various
colleges. Elected scholars enter into resi-
dence al Oxford in October, 1907.
Circulars giving detailed information
in reference 10 the award OF the scholar
ships in each Of the communit les Interested
may be obtained on application TO the
Offices Of the trust. Seymour House, Water
loo place, London, ). W.
The scholarships are Of the yearly value
Of $500, and are tenable for three years.
Experience has shown that this sum can,
with prudence, be made to cover all neces-
sary expenses during the university terms
and also during the vacations, but It leaves
no room for experiments in any form.
MANY OF the scholars have availed them
selves OF the opportunity to acquire COM
mand OF the French and German languages
by spending their vacations on the Continent,
where the expense Of living il not great,
Each sChOilu sends IN a list OF colleges
to which Re desires TO b. assigned in the
order OF elerence. The authorities OF
The colleges 10 over he lists, together
with the Tr.o IS OF scholarship, and make
the best deaf thev can. The scholars lay
out Their work for themselves after con-
sdltation ~ Ith their Tutors.
Five States of the Mon failed TO Furnish
4 qualified candidate in 1904. n eight IN
1906. The educational test applied Is an
examination equivalent to Oxford re
sponsions, the first public examination
of the university. In several States the
competition was very slight, and scarcely
sufficient 10 Justify the award OF so valuable
a scholarship.
There are at present 1871 benefciaries
of the trust at Oxford. OF These . | are
from British colonies, ~ from the United
States and II from Germany. A large
number of the scholars have won honors
IN the university examinations. The circu-
lar gives a list OF the names, which have
already been published al the time Of the
awards.
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CONGO RESOLUTION ADJ ANCED.
senate Committee viii Make a Favorable
Report To-day.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations will hold a
meeting Tomorrow, at which senator
Lodges Congo resolution will he considered
and probably reported favorably.
The resolution declares il to be the sense
Of the Senate that the time has come when
there should be an International inquiry
into conditions in the Congo Free State,
and assures the President of the support
OF the Senate in any steps he may take
in cooperation will the Powers signatory
10 the treaty OF Berlin TO ameliOrate con-
ditions in the Congo Free State.
Doubt has been expressed as TO the atti-
tude of some OF the Democratic members
Of the committee, in view of their stand
toward the Algeciras treaty. Senator
Morgan, a member of the committee, to-
day assured Mr.. Lodge that he was heartily
in favor of the resolution, Tomorrow
il the date on which the Senate has agreed
to vote upon the Algeciras treaty.
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ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATED
ON winning Noble PrIZe-SDeeeh In con-
gress About u.

WASHINGTON, Dec. u.-These messages
Of congratulation ave been received by
the President.
SA~NpRINGHAM. December II.
President ROOSEVELT. Accept my most
heartfelt congratulations on your receiving
the Nobel prize. HAAKoN.
PARIS, December II.
President ROOSEVELT; Heartfelt con-
CALCULATIONS. My WISH Is realized.
D'EsTorRNELIE.
tBs ron d'Estournelle de Constantl
Under the latitude given 10 speech2s in
general debate in the House to-day Mr..
BouteIl Of Illinois paid a glowing trlbute
to the memory of Alfred Nobel, founder Of
the peace prize. He said IT was proper
that expression should be given in the
Congress TO the qualification felt that the
illlstrious citizen holding the highest posi-
ton in the gift Of the American people
should be deemed worthy of a place with
the distinguished recipients OF this and
other Nobel prizes, IA well az to the gratlti-
cation felt at the maguanimous disposition
Of the prize by the recipient.
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~. X. SMITH ~ GARFIELD's PLACE
Charles R. skinner AssIstan Appraiser
Here other Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE President
to-day sent TO the Senate the following
nominations.
To be Assistant Appraiser of Merchandise
al New York-Charles X. Skinner Of New
York.
To be Commissioner OF Corporations
Herbert Knox Smith OF Connecticut.
N~avy-Captain on active list to be Rear
Admiral OH retired list ranklin J. Drake.
Commanders John A. Dough-
erty IN John B. BeInadou to be Com
manders; Lieut.. Walter 8. Crosley 90 be
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Surgeon George
p. Lumsden TO be Medical Inspector.