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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-13

First Judge.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY. JR,
Second Judge.
Dated Honolulu. March u, 1906 1856
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-13
NATIVE SAILORS INJURED.

While sugar was being loaded from
the steamer w. G. Hall into the bark
Albert yesterday morning a sling
broke and the bags of sugar therein
fell back into the hold of the steamer,
injuring two native sailors. They
We're at once removed to the Queens
Hospital for treatment. AHA sustain
ed a broken leg and Kealia a sprained
ankle. isa.4 AN LEI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-13
BY AUTHORITY.

Sealed proposals for constructing
concf~s embedded steel beam bridge
10 replace timber truss on shortcut
road Koloa, Kauai. 7. H, viii be re-
eeived by the Board of Supervisors OF
the County of Kauai. until $50 a. m,
of Wednesday, April 18th. 1906.
Plans, specifications and blank forms
for submitting proposals. viii be fur
nished upon written request. accompa-
nice by deposit of Five Dollars t$5.OOl
by addressing c. T.. Sweetser, County
Road Supervisor, at Lihue. Kauai
T. H.
The right is reserved 5aDSeieet any
or all bids.
By order of the Board of supervi-
sors
tSigned) II. D. wISHARD,
Chairman.
Lihue, Kauai, March 10. 1906 1860
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-13
RULES OF THE
TRACK OFFICIALS

With the feld-day approaching apace
the following rules of the nter-Collegi-
America, regarding the duties of Off
GERS, will be read with interest:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-13
FIELD JUDGES.

the finals.
FIELD JUDGES.
They may excuse contestant from
a field event in which he is taking
part, for a period long enough to cen
test in heat in a track event, and al
low said contestant to take his missed
turn or turns in said field event within
a reasonable time after the track heat
JUDGE OF WALKING.
He shall have entire control of the
competitors during the race and his
decision as to unfair walking shall be
final and without appeal.
His assistants shall do such portions
of his work as he may assign to them.
TIMEKEEPERs.
Each of the three timekeepers shall
time every event; and in case two
watches agree and the third disagrees,
the time marked by the two shall be
official time, and if all watches disa-
gree, the time marked by the watch
giving the middle time shall be the
official time. If there be but two time
keepers, and their watches do not
agree, the time marked by the slowesr
watch shall be the official time.
Time shall be taken from the flash
of the pistol.
CLERK OF THE COURSE.
He shall record the name of each
competitor who shall report to him,
and shall give him his number for each
event in which he is entered. He shall
be responsible for getting out at the
proper time the contestants for each
event. The assistants shall do sucn
work as he may assign to them.
STARTER.
He shall have entire control of com
petitors at marks, and shall be the
sole Judge of fact as to whether or not
any man has gone over his mark.
STARTING.
When the starter receives a signal
from the judge at the finish that
everything is in readiness, he shall di-
rect the competitors to get on their
marks. Any competitor starting be-
fore the signal shall be put back one
yard, for the second otfense another
yard, and for the third offense shall be
disqualified He shall be held to have
started when any portion of his body
touches the ground in front of his
mark. Stations count from the inside.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
LOSS OF LIFE INDEFINITE.
eseMty one Hurdrrd Bodies Recoy-
cred in Three Towns

sHemty Ore Hundrrd Rodiss Recog-=
: z cred in Three owns. -
. Naples, April 11.-An efforts on the
partsof the press representatives and
The authorities to ascertain the exact
number of those who have already
fallen victims to the eruptions Of
Vesuyius have so far failed. D.
This is accounted for from the fact
that the buried villages are impossible
bf access andsfuruher because the peo-
pie who fed when their homes began.
10 fall have scattered throughout the
country districts.
The finding of ninety-six bodies is,
determined as follows: AT San Guis-
eppe 49, at Terzigno 20, at Ottajano q.
The scenes at Ottajano when the
first victims were unearthed there
were most terrible. The positions of
the bodies showed that the victims
had died while in a state of great ter
ror, the faces being convulsed with
lear. Forty-nine bodies have already
been taken out of one of the churches
1T Ottalano.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
HUGE BUILDING coLLAPsEs uN.
DER WEIGHT OF ASHES FROM
MOUNT vEsuvlus.
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS IN THE RUINS
coNsIDERABLE.Loss OF LIFE RE-
PORTED IN VILLAGES IN VI.
clNITY OF CRATER.

Naples, April IA frightful dis
lister has occurred in the center of
this city, following the eruptions of
Mount Vesuvius. Two hundred peo.
pie, it is estimated, were buried in the
ruins of the Monte Oliveto market
when the roof collapsed under the
weight of cinders from the volcano.
The exact number Of people within
the building at the moment of the
catastrophe is not known and the list
bf fatalities is problematical.
The disaster was appalling The
courtyard covers 600 feet square and
was rooted. The space within was
unusually crowded with buyers and
their children, the accident happening
at the hour of the day when trade 1s
most brisk. Suddenly, with scarcely a
tremor of warning, there was a terri
lying crash, while shrieks of agony
rent the air.
The work Of rescue progressed dur
Ing the morning hours and before noon
Il bodies had been recovered and 178
Injured persons extricated from the
ruins ,--
The identification of the bodies OF
number Of those killed by the col.
lapse of the market roof has been
found tc be impossible owing to their
being absolutely unrecognizable, in
some cases being reduced to pulp,
while others were horribly mutilated.
Among the dead are many children,
who had been sent by their parents to
do the mornings marketing, and the
grief of the parents as the bodies of
their children were found was heart
rending. The market itself is mass
Df ruins.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
MANY CHILDREN MISSING.
Become Panic Stricken and Flee in
All Directions.

Naples, April 1.-THE fate of many
children at Ottajano is unknown.
When the military carts arrived at the
scene of the disaster at night the SOL
dlers arranged to have the children
Ind aged people get into the carts,
but when the vehicles had gone few
hundred feet it was found that al
though there were four horses har-
aessed to each wagon they could not
pull their loads through the deep
lshes in spite of several desperate ef-
torts made to do so. This caused a
panic among the children, who expect
ID to be buried in the ashes from the
Folcano, and they fled in all directions
N the darkness and binding rain and
lave not since been heard of. Search
ng PARTIES went after the children, but
IN spite of continuous shouting and
FALLING no trace was found of them
Ind it is feared that the children have
been smothered in the ashes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
Two Fatally Hurt by Auto.

Chicago, April 1.-Two laborers,
Frederick Schuetz and John Neuel,
we're run down by an automobile
while crossing Michigan avenue at the
intersection of that street and Peck
fourt and sustained injuries that may
prove fatal. The driver of the auto.
mobile was placed under arrest.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
REPETITION OF PoMPEn.
Immense Area Buried Beneath Ashes
and Cinders.

Naples, April 11.-Terrifying news
. reaching the city from points
throughout the district surrounding
3ttalano. Reports indicate that an
enormous area is buried beneath ashes
Ind cinders.
Ihe present disaster is looked upon
rs repetition of the catastrophe to
Pompeii and Herculaneum, except that
u this instance the loss of life is less.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-11
French Warships to Assist.

Paris, April 1.-THE council of min
sters has decided to send a division
" French warships to Naples to take
lart IN the efforts being made to sue
,or the sufferers from the outbreak Of {
Iount Vesuvius
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
@rmbem.G rploFon.
3uei 8eralemte tobtIi4 uno atpei
f@tper perlebt.

BoonptIIe, Jno., IL. Gebr.
Bier 8ereleute murben 9effern eur&
cine grploRou BON 3oblenfaub In Der
poIf QobIengrube bterieIbf perlsbt.
Scbn ROllsr, 40 Sabre cit, unb
abrian Robertfon, 25 Sabre alt, Rnb
t6btlia. unb Der 2Oidbiigs @eorae
Wbeelsr unb Der ~25iabriae @ommOboss
Ssfrep Hnb f9uer tuerirl au4 ni9i
lebens9efdbrli9 berIebt.
Sie Qoblenerdber MOLTEN cine
Sprensuns borasbmsn uilb batten bic
2unte a~nssbrannt, als pl0tli& bie
@Jplofon erfoIgte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
~an8e9riMem.
Sin Wiann set6btst, biele psriunnoet.

gbteago, IL. 6ebr. Gin I'm.
arif auf bic pfarruObnuns bes Yfar.
rers gbtuarb Sisfauomib bur9 cine
an3ahI bon 2ttbauern, bie fdmmtli1
3l Der paro9is 9eb6ren. bate ben Cob
zines Der Angreifer uno tie 8sruun.
oung anbersr su 6olse.
9is un3ufriebenbeit. tuel3s bis&ubs-
f6rung psruria9te, entftano iiber bie
0erauseabung Der 2ir4en Gunbs.
S9on udbreno bes Sonntass=@ ottss.
oienf bra9 Der unmutb In Der 2ir1s
los.
Wan betuarf ben prieter NIT allen
mbsli9en WurfseidORen. Biz berielbe
3u feinsr &ettung in bic pfarrwobnuns
ffdtsts. 6ier tpuroe er ibsr cine
StunOe lang fOrmIi9 beIasert. Cine
4btbeiIung poli3si bermodte nidts
aus3uridteu. Nls Der Wob f1 nit
2nippsln uno Stsinen bewaHnete unb
auf oie pOtiaei ~lossins. aaben bic
Beamien 6euer. Na9oem Der Sobte
unb bic 0ertpunbeten BET Settle ge-
idaft wDroen uarerI, nabm bic Poli3si
nod Is Derbaftunsen Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

eusar Gareb 6@txtsa = 9xas OnaIttat ,
1870 4fuab 10: Ii pisrxt l34e; lola
4fanb 1S&: Bweste nnaittat Sole 4trah
l2te ; Is Rfsb l2}s ; u Rfub laas ; 10
Dfmno 12}e.
Galitoruiiqs e4niea--s ID Q Q1mss sle;
Q bts ID Yfrnb 6fe.
eve6@RIars SeteH. 30 ID 20 Btnsb Ia,
Tur&i8nttt, 10ae; &Iass esstsx, 20 ID 30
p.uan, lie; Rtare Dsuasa. % ~ 90 Ptsnh,
Zoe; Is bis ~ ffb.. l0}e; Il - Is Rfsab,
l2e; alGrs RadeR, . ID so 4fxEh. l0ie;
gsi6sa IL BIZ le 4fvsA LIE: Aass Naasa {
Bis 8 Bftnh. TIE
Trlbna6e pe6--3ImG 02eItt9 gustb liz
sswdbIter euen GaseS l7e. s7 pfub Ia
DurGi&ntt 16e eWs Vsuab IN 1xsq,
f&nttt 13le; 10 ID IL &fsmb b Dse4if4mH
l 3s; 8 Bfmab In Dm4fqRttt, t4mat, l1as.
8 4frnb ts 0ur@i4att,I Nuats lole.
eyed. Gnst.-oew@tta, 9 - 10 pfuh
In 0ur3f4att, lAls; u ~ u Mimi h
Dr4i4astt, is}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

0sDorrtes RtHDnepV - e@MrsA, rsa.
eets. lac; 9absnfsttex 10s Sxasxt. la
&n60eI 1916.
e9rnab = IN xteress5-1. Dual. los; q.
GnaI:tdt 9b;; 8. nnaIttdt 94e.
0@uIterm-gnel. Gureb, 10 bs 20 Ffnxb
TN Dur@idntt, sie; le Pfash Drr&i@nitt,
Sc, 10 bts IL 4tunb Gle.
Sep66eltes S@us,xsadf0 - &xo9sHloj.s
Sancp Big S20. 90: RIares DeaH $500; Sans
y $500; otort GIsaz $500; Esusvj
SIC. 90.
6arfe eerdu@erte Dratpurf e}e.
6raaifarter 7e; BoIssna tR Ddrnnn &C. ID
xu& 6Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

Esnsotbb-HerfaufSpreis: s9. 0e-1l O.
Billet - Berfmfspreiie: 81. 00-ke,Gr.
Dei&tcrn - 8erfautsprefe: s mad ea
OuaIttdt, 40-s5e.
oafer-eei@dIt 30-e6c; II ben Kekrsn
e7.00-$s.00 per Tonne. Neua 8O-sbs,
6trob- Preie, ie mad BEN Crab. b Bah
len, H.00-$6.0@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
e6meretens

Hotber E~Ieeiarnen IS $3.50.
Gnslf@er 2Ieeiame, $3.50
Alfbfe 9Ieeiamen 1905 30
NIfalfa RIeefaraen $6.26-9.oo.
Beiber 3ieeiamea $500.
@eudblter Itmotbp 3t.60-1.S0.
Orbindrer bis gutter zinsotbp 81. so-I.7B,
5oncb 8entadp 8Iangras S1.6O-I.6s.
HIausros IN Gbaf 60c.
GngIf@es RIausras $l.46.
Dr&arb @ras 81. 7O-1.a.
Teb Cop IN @baf 7sc-$1.Io.
Rafer Rorn 76r-$l.00.
Timber Suaerrobr Samen $I.oo-l.26.
Detber 9oferiaraen 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
Weibes wnb seIbes 2orn $1.00-l.a5.
Reo Sob emfIase $l.10-l.25.
@ow Seas $l.7b.
Ninet $1.20 BIS 31.85.
5rdbiabrssGeS $l.40.
ee@piebeI, weibe. seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
per HuiheI.
sdb : 9artoHeI, seIbe Series, Bermuda.
geIte ylaniernonb un6 flbIi@e Queen $50 yes
BOB: rotbe Ranieusenb @.75: BraFIiaxii@s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
oetAlaAtetss 1Me.

5rp@es HinbfeH@-BefIt4e Stters 81
az; 5tesse Gtiers IL n bisfss Rsxbe
$50 BIS 600 Ehrnb 7s: 4aeRse &RPs 400
Bis $50 Biunb SIC &ake 80 I'D 90 Rfnab
&c; Stier Norberpiertd &. ettsr 0tntess
pier' 4 1916 Rinb otxtssrissta g., wsxh
goroerpierteI Dc. 2us BorhesusssteI AZ. Ab
SsnterbierteI 7e.
GrH@ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 12s. ttxssEs
pisrtel los, HorberpierteI &c.
Strides e@ofFef4 = Sduiraz pei 4fasb
IL: /; G@afs SIC; eGexieI l8e; sso63 drs.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

-Bosbaft. Brdutisam: sDts
Mitsift BON msiner 8raut tpdre mir
ia gang redt. tpenn id fe muir ni4t
our 5roii nebmen miibte.1 = Jrennb:
~Mber @bolf. Ou peibt bo4t @elo
aaein madt niAt sliidlid.'
WiBperftanben Geuts
nant: ~glun, buben sic ben StranB
~abgegeben = nnb @rub urlb e.ub BON
MIR ans Trdulein ausgeri4te%1 -
4urfde: nSapohl. fe bantt AUDI mon,
ober Bel benz RUB bat fe fih sepebrt!a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Sur Be9egnung bes
x@eIben 8efabr".

Wabington IL. Sebrnar.
Sn Mbmenifrationstreiien f9eint man
fa sur 3sit ernfiltiger nit siner Nili=
tdr= Expedition nod China su bei6dfti-
gen aIs ie. SaB 8Orbereitunsen FIR
eine fol9e getrOfen ftnb. tuaro bereits
oeriaisbentli9 beiprOden, aber In ben
lebten Woden gepanu es ben Nnfdein,
als Oh man au Der usber3eu9un9 ges
tommer Tel, bic Gage i'm bimmIii4en
&sids gsfalts f9 beRer.~ General
Wae4rtbur. Der nod @bina ab9eOrbnet
tporben, um iiber bic Situation oaielbf
fa su informirsn unb Wslouneen gu
isnbsn. bate ni9ts geiOHoeres bon fi9
b6ren IaHsn, uno man nabm on. es fei
eben ni4ts 30 ntelben.
Ssbt fno nunmsbr Yeri4te einges
trofsn. psl9s erwsifen. BOZ Die frem,
osnfeiuoli1e Stimmung, tpsl&e fd
gang fpseisa sssen amsritansr su rid-
ten fdsint. f~einsspees bsrf4munben,
IoHoern iber in Der 3unabme besriHen
lit. Gin hb9erer Beamter bes Stats
departments duberte F4 oabin, bab
bie gsreinis.en Staaten on benz punite
ansslangt ieisn, NO es nttbis fet. bara
iibsr 3u enii3eibsn. mos gef6eben fole.
Ter amsritanii&e 6anoel fei ourd ben
8OptOtt fdmer 9ei&doist. 70 i&wer.
bab bas ednsli9e 0eri9winosn bsKsl-
ben unter ben sesenmdrtisen umfidn-
ben ruir eiie Jrage Der 3sit fsin tonne.
Das tonne In bisfsr Meiie niGt meter
gehen, tusnt nidt bas Yufttse Der
Dersinigtsn Staaten i'm Orient In na3-
baltister @eiie leiosn folte.
Non fGsint In offieiellen 2reiisn gu
~glauber. baB cine beuafnets Demons
%fration e~rforoerIi9 fei, um bic mabse.
bsnbsn 0reiie bss 9ineRiden &ei9es
80 Der ueberseuaung 3u brinsen. bic
g~ereinisten Staten tpiirben R4 ni9t
bic unterortdung ibres 9anoels In
@bina rubis ssfalen IaRen. Wan III
Der Mnfdt. bab bic biefgen Nusf4lub'
@efebe nidt als g~enigenoes Wotip fir
bic ipfsmatii9s unterbraduna bss
6anbeIs nit amsrifanif6en Waaren
bstradtet tperoen tbnneri. Wai glaubt,
bob ote ausi9Iub' @efebe Iebisli@ einen
bsquemen 8ormanb bieten, I'm bamit
cine frsmbenfeinbIi9e, unb fpseisl cine
Notwithstanding, Bepesung au be-
mdnteln.
Wan aebt In biefeen oifieielen 2rei'
fen nod weiter. Man i&reibt bas
frembenfsinbli3e Worsebsn In Gbina
elmer art pan-aiatii9sr Senben3 au,
beren 2eims bon Sapan atsgefreut
no. zen fnb. gn9Iif8e unb beutf4e
66nbter. 10 uirb bebauptst, bitten a1'
fangs bel gstban, um bic 8orurtbeile
gesen ameritanif&e Waaren 3u f6rbern.
uno ben Sapanern f9ten 6as aund4f
gan3 re&t 81 ietn, tuenri 3uerf bic
Mmeritaner unb banrl etua bic @nros
pder elmer nod benz anbern aus China
binausgeboptrttet tpiroen, I'm oanrt
@bina fpdter fur ,bie Afaten", bas
beibt bornebmli9 fhr bie Sapaner, 3l
r~eierpiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Ira@te nnb 0em&ie.

f3r409t UUO OSuAoNs
TsA9te
GepfsI Suite Ro&dpfa $3.50 per Sab.
Hananen $l.00-l.25; Hstxe Te-f1.00.
@itronen s. 90 3.75 per 2tRs.
Drangen - $s.26-3.75 pee Rife.
Fraubem 17ie per 3orb.
Birnen 81. qQ-1.25 per 8uibeI.
0emHfs.
Wot5e Riiben 25e BET Dutenb gun9es.
@eIerp 25e-4oe peg Dun&.
Differ SIart 2oe per Dutexh.
8raut = 81. eo-l.2s per Sas.
BIumenfobI $a.5) per Thutenb.
@urten - $1.ss Der Datenb.
Galat - 1axe per Yfunb.
geterfIie 16e per Dusenb 6ux@es.
Re1toffeln = soc zoe per BmfbeI.
elbtartoFeIn - 8trstmia $a.6o; Salt''
NOR sac -i.a6; Serfep $3.50 -$ $500
per Sob.
8uiebelm = 8otbe unb weibe $'.c5 per
BfanS; epanii9e 3pisbsIn ST. CD
per Rife.
yiabieie tae Ser Dutenb.
Gpinat - 35e pes Duseno.
Tomatoes 5. per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Mlter Trtunoi4aftsoertra9
3wii9en Ser. etaatem nnb YrenBen ioa 3olfrieg
Derbir6erm.
Geutral Sohn Gtaton. + ltnier SanSe NIT gorasal nnO Spanen. - 9t
Seupbner bon Qitaetpa entnutbigt. - 8abn : lInfal.
Sdaoenfuer.
|3ua m foB mttf9Iim.

" ~ - -
men Goteen.
@biea9o, II. 6ebruar. 3usi
pafagiere toot uno IL berlebt it bas
trauriss GresbniB Der 9oniRon zines
psrionsn;ugss Der psnniplbania gabn
NIT einem Strabenbabnwagen on LOG
Strabe In Sto @bieago.
gier 9 hnbebtenFet
get6btet.
Wabtngton n, IL. 6ebr. Der
off3isae Beri9t iber bas Babnunglfid
on Der Soutbern giisnbabn In @reens.
bOrO, q. g.. 9iebt bic ansabI Der @ss
t6bteten auf bier unb Der Werlebten
auf awsi on. Bon ben pafasieren
uurbs Niemanb bsrlsbt. Sie Sooten
inb: 2otOmOtipfibrer Norusa, @on-
buttsur Nemman, 2otomotiofRbrer
Sellers uno 6eiser Sobnfon; psrl.bt
fno Sei3er Sparser uno Bailsp.
5euer In piano.Sabrtf.
Rew gort, IL. 5sbr. 5susr
ssrftbrte bsute Wa6t Brammtiler's
pianOs5abrit. e4aoen 800. 0O0.
Gin g~tertefmtIIion 6suer.
4aben.
Rem Dorf, IL. Jebr. ueber
sine 0iertelmilton betrd9t Der 0erluff
ipsldsn Elm Geuer In bsm6abrifgsbduos
836-28 Braaopap anri9tsts. Cine
Nnsabl 6euerleute puroen bur9 fals
lsnbe 8rimmer berlebt.
Die gsi9dbigten Girmen Rnb: pbils
lips, MnoeriOn & Co., 9euer & Co.,
s. & s. @oloRone, 2ouis Nuerba&,
@uhsn & Sang unb stisglib & 0intsI.
fpisl.
9 o 3 entmuthtgt
REV W arttnsbtIle, %.
Wa., IL. 5ebr. 2ittleton. tpelaes
Srsitag burd Gsusr 3erHbrt tuuroe.
piro taum pieoer erbant tperben. Die
Beuobnsr Rnb sumeif sntnutbiet unb
mollsn ben Ort b~srlafsn. Wapor
8rablep osrbot Der einsi9en nod be.
febenosn Wirtbidaft. gsiadfts au
tbun. Ser gsfbsr fsbrte fd ni9t
boratl unb Brablsp Iieb etrua 100 6aB
Bier in ben CLUB Iaufsn. 9as 5susr
wuroe bur9 Rinoer, oie nit etrei4'
b6Isern fpisltsn, psruriadt.
2pn9s SUBJ 3.
8asben, Mla., IL. 5ebr. Bun.
tie &i9arb, Der oes frimineaen I'm.
griHs auf Grau Sarab Smith anse.
fla9t NOR, puros bur9 2pnner nit
@ewalt aus benz bisfieen @efdngnib
gebolt uno an elmer Bride Der Souls.
bile & Nafbpile gifsnbabn aufss.
bdngt.
Bieruno3tpanais masftrte Mdnnsr
orangel In bas @efdngnib9ebdube,
banben ben Sheriff uno bic S&lieber
uno bolten ben Nsger aus ieiner Belle,
um tur3sn proseb NIT ibm su MAIDEN.
Bier S1mar3s uaren Der @erse.
tualtigung Der 6rau Smith angeilast
9epefen; atpei bon ibnen biBten bas
Werbreden bereits am @algen, Der
Sritte wuroe gum &Oce perurtteilt unb
bonn @ouberneur 3u lsbensldngli9er
3u9tbausfrafe bs9nacist uno Der
8ierte, Buntie &iaaro, NOR I'm 8es
fdnsniB, um has gr9ebnib Der Inter.
c,.L..-~ -. n.rx-~... ekseS~osk.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Oetxetoe

Nese. go. 2 rotber 3d.. au' est
fen. &c BON HakIen; 30. 8 totSr 81,
6ebruar, 8 6; Haeexwesen 68e.
2cru tneaeS) - 20. / ruetS 43t: 90. 2
uetb 48e; SO. 9 wetb 4ss; SC. Z u.
4ls; 70. 2 wetb ssuai9t 43s 80, 8
weH 8emif9t AS; Ro. 4 ust ssmsiat
Ale; go Q seIb 46}c; 70 0 seIt l8}et
sp. 4 seb Ale; SO. Q senti4t A.:
30. 8 aenti&t 48e : 70. 1 seurst0, IL. :
4pIben Ale.
eGfr- 10. 3 wetbs 82e; 70. Q pssDss
31e; 70. 2 0emif9ter 3o}c; Re. 8 ssxtiasss
80e.
Sn - go. 1 atuaotss s10 25; 10.
Q. 30 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

0Ss$Ds
SnbtanapsIis RaHees4reHs
0ew6bnI. DE gutter 10-l2e; srtzsa sts 60
nd5Iter H-1Se Tanp 82i-8ss. ss.bss
DeIow 10 BIB 22e. Saua $3.50.
SR BadetsR:
xstofa SAT-. 2ion $1t.7G Ses'ss III IS
Garaeas s14.76. DiusuortbY s1s. 30, Dxss
Sara 8Ienb $500, GIinas Saba TIenb
$14'75, Ourica $lk.76.
Safer-DomAnoeS TAX; 6ti6,ndsr 3 80
psIpsrifrter 5.32e; xxxz $uIuestRxtx b.37..
fetner sramaItrter 6.02e; Gabes SAFE; Goat
fectioners' u 5.O7c H~tbsenoob Z 4.S2e; 43Ss
sS = 4.72e; Empire IA. &c; SbssI sytsa
eolbss 8 4.51e: Ghabfor ertra 6 A.67s,
%sespooe 6 l.4se; seIbes 8 5:42s; Is gel,
bsr 4.O7.
0etro6nete Trh@te-AepfeI. an Der ennxs
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeersx u nts 7ke;
Sttrom lie BIB l4e; 2oFxex. 3 grorux. peg
Pftrb. u, 8 Grorust 7}e, 1 Grprx nc jeo,
n~senfreie ssbts Sc, California &uscat.I Tvs;
Guiana 7is, tarYsuttrte euItasa lie b8 rs
California &prttofea 6e BIB 12e.
MHe-BrasI nea Sc bts loo; Stgbssts iss
NanbeIn IA; psi4i@aIise Raxbslx lss.
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; Heaxats be Biz 6ss,
ser5fete 7c bis Sc; GnsIi&s BalxiHs
GiFs-RaI 40 Oh. SsRl Sas. g.! Hr
0auone.
RidIes-2400 I'm Tab $40; Loo TN C.t
%; 1900 tn QaIbfab $500; 400 tn ga
$3.50.
etdrte-RearI, 8}e. Gbansptoa Slot. I saa
8 Rfunb Padste 8. &orx. l Rfo. 1sEsts,
K-62e.
Gansp-7S etamesn ssuat1t 7s; O. o.
Ger gemtitt SIC; Hahner 3uta s.: AresH
Dontors loo; &c. Q Cream eemij9t &C.
Saets-SaroItna. 3oYf. A. -ese. Sssaz 81
SIT, sebro9ener, 8--4a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

2iberpool: bohemian bon 8ofon.
ReapsI: Republic" bon Rem Dorf.
8ouIosns: .R6tnbam" bon &Otterbam
na9 Rem BORT.
Queenstown: .llmbrta" mad Netu
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

canbler bsSabIss fe!sexSs Fsstie.
Batter - gountrs. lses srssmsrs IS
elqix &c.
Stif@e Gsr-1ie pr Eatexb.
Olbner Sc, Sdt3e 3. Turtets-l0-lSe.
Soiem = ST. o Biz $1.26 per Oukenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
3 nunfal

RafhptfIg Senn.. IL. Jebr.
Der Central Rp.. @bienso & Gloriba
2imiteo, tueI&er bier um z ubr ab-
fabrt, snieleife bel @6apmansbo ORC,
eiua "a Weilen tpefIi9 bon bier. Drei
perionentpaestt uuroei trnesfthr,t.
gin3elbeiten feblen.
Die paRaaiere fauten NIT Der AuaH
unb einigea Qustf&unaen babon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

gnarcs 8 E~erieuHtra.s SnseosNxts
S4ustkrfdie 80e per Rfunh etxsstnai3e.
eaueserfaie It's. Dtseoxfs SEeana . 9si
Is, gem Dori GbeSbGzs lbss stssstrb
I&er 2issburQer lac, Drid l6c.