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miral Robley B. Evans fleet of battle
ships, now at Provincetown, was called
on today by Secretary of the Navy Bona
parte to aid in the proposition for Cuban
service and the battleships Indiana and
Ketnucky sailed for Havana at o'clock
this evening. The battleship Rhode Is
land at the Charleston navy yard was
ordered put In readiness for immediate
sailing orders
The Indiana and Kentucky took nearly
five hundred marines, the entire num-
ber attached to the North Atlantic
squadron.
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TWO OF FIGHTING BOB'S
BATTLESHIPS PUT TO SEA
Palma and All His Supporters Will
Resign Today-Permanent Ameri-
can Intervention Appears
To Be Only Solution.

Havana, September 25.-It is de-
clared on cry high authority that :
American Intervention in Cuba Is :
certain. Furthermore it is expect
ed that the proclamation will be :
issued from Oyster Bay.
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Big CROWD GREETS
BRYAN IN NASHVILLE
HIS APPEARANCE is THE SIGNAL
FOR ONE OF GREATEST PoLIT-
IcAL DEMONSTRATIONS EVER
SEEN IN NASHVILLE.

Nashville, September 25.-William j..
Bryan arrived here from Memphis at $3.50
this evening. over an hour late He was
met by large committee OF distinguish
ed citizens and very large crowd of
citizens Owing to the delay in his ar
rival he was not taken to hotel but
drove directly to the Ryman auditorium
where the speaking was held. Six thou
sand people, taxing the full capacity Of
the auditorium, greeted him.
That the crowd was in sympathy with
plause which greeted his periods, but there
was not the same warmth of endorsement
given his government ownership ideas as
to other portions of his speech.
His appearance was the signal for one
of the greatest demonstrations ever seen
on a political occasion in Nashville. Mr..
Bryan entered the auditorium accompa-
MED by Chairman of the State Com
mitee Henry b. Morrow. ex-Gov Robert
l.. Taylor and Senator Frazier. The band
played "The Star Spangled Banner" the
audience standing and cheering till the
building fairly shook Hats, handkerchiefs
and even coats were waved as the Nebras-
kan. was observed making his way to
the stage.
Mr.. Bryan was introduced by National
Committeeman r. II T. Mounteastle, who
referred 10 him as the greatest private
citizen in the world, and the next stand
ard bearer of the democratic party
Speaking of the failure of the Tennessee
democratic state convention to endorse
him, Mr.. Bryan said;
'I have not asked convention to en-
dorse me. I do not know that two years
from now 1t will be wise for any con-
vention to endorse me-"
Mr.. Bryan explained somewhat in de-
tail his position on the railroad govern
ment ownership question. his remarks
being in effect the same as those made
at other points in the south. Mr. Bryan
left Immediately after closing his speech,
taking train for Omaha and Lincoln, Neb.
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1900 MORE MARINES
ORDERED TO CUBA
United States VIII Have Seven Thous-
and Troops On the Island In
Next Few Days.

washington, September 25.-Fffteen
hundred more American marines were
ordered to Cuba today by the navy de-
,artnnent Five hundred marines from the
Atlantic fleet will sail tomorrow on the
battleships Indiana and Kentucky from
Provincetown, Mass, eight or nine nun
dred marines will sail on Thursday from
Boston. Norfolk and Philadelphia, and the
remainder will probably leave New Or
leans for Havana on Morgan line steam
er scheduled to leave there Saturday
Orders were issued for 1000 marines
from the various stations along the At
lantic coats to proceed to Cuba, but FOL
lowing dispatches from Secretary Taft
indicating that he has little hope of an
amicable settlement of the troubles in
Cuba, 500 additional marines from the
North Atlantic fleet were instructed to
prepare for Cuban service.
Land Force viii Be 1000.
In addition to the marines there will
be 1000 more blue jackets sent to Cuba
AS there are now 1900 marines in Cuba
and over 5000 blue jackets, when the ves-
sells sailing this week arrive in Havana.
the United States will be ready to land
a force of more than 1000 on Cuban soil
The American warships which sail on
Thursday will be the cruiser Brooklyn,
now at League Island navy yard; the
battleship Texas. which is being repaired
hastily at the Norfolk navy yard; and
the converted cruiser Prairie, which is at
Boston. The Prairie will carry marines
from Portsmouth. N. H, Boston and
Newport, r. J. On the Brooklyn and
Texas will be marines from the New
York navy yard, from League Island,
Port Royal. s. c.. Annapolis, Washington.
Norfolk and Charleston.
The Morgan liner will carry Pensacola.
and New Orleans marines.
The cruiser Columbia. on which Secra-
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onIu Wants to defeat Hearst.

zion Pullman and ca vas an
nounced thu 'oh Depo' vi eibility of the
committees { ther informatit resolutions
and contested e business
before them, 1t . IAN a. u. tbe p. m.
tomorrow befo !, Ga. en recon-
venes. ,AeH ,
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Texas Senator Issues Address
10 Voters Of State
SAYS REPORTS ARE FALSE
Explains His Connection With Waters
Pierce Company and With the
Tennessee Central Rail-
road Interests.

road interests.
Dallas, September 25.-The following
statement was made public tonight by
Senator Joseph w. Bailey in reply to
criticisms of him and his record, which
have been circulated during the past
few days:
THE democrats of Texas have not for
gotten that exactly this same kind of
a fight was made on me when | was first
elected to the Senate six years ago.
After I had won the senatorship in a fair
contest before the people coterie of dis
satisfied men made desperatet attempt
to defeat my election by the legislature.
The agitation was largely inaugurated
by the same men, with some outside as
slstance. and is predicated upon exactly
the same transactions.
Submitted to Voters.
MY candidacy for reelection to the
Senate was submitted to a direct ballot
by the democrats of Texas, and re-
ceived within 2OOO votes of the number
cast for four of the candidates for gov
ernor, notwithstanding the general appeal
made by some of The men now promoting
this movement to the voters to scratch
my name. I was In this sttae engaged
in canvass before the people for nearly
four weeks Immediately preceding the
primary election, and yet no man chal-
lenged q discussion of my record.
IN. II. M,
meeting of the state convention l was
still defending the principles of DEM
ocratic party while my traducers were
silent. After waiting until the people
had spoken in the primary capacity and
their Judgment had been reiterated by
the state convention, these men now ap-
peal to the legislature to overrule the
decision of the democratic voters. They
do not expect to prevent my recollection
or to discredit me in Texas vii
OF the facts and circumstances are of old
but they hope to injure me in th'd VIII VIII
nation of the utr 41se za@ the
pair my useful ' Ha saata out
Purported lr rv.- W.sh salliv &c
"The first S gn we
malevolence ar deulct o hs ag
q purported ir no Hon.
Roger Sullivan Illinois ng me
sent broadcast ,r GOO auHtng ar. SUI
livan promptly u9unced a5 terview
as a falsehood made whole
cloth The ne t4r W rculate
the story that le ll' perties,
for which I al .ae ott long to
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Fighting Bob Is Called On.
Boston. Mass. September 25.-Rear Ad-
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are profoundly serious, the outward ap-
pearance of things was distinctly peace
full. This was the auietest day yet at the
American legation where the commission
esr have been holding their hearings.
There were comparatively few callers, but
there was constant interchange of ca
Diagrams with Oyster Bay over direct
wire from the legation to the cable Of
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Knew

Some of the 81
movement have
months that | ~
very properties
it a year ago
perfectly prop
reputable law.
without the sli 1
that, but the
together with
Nashville conta ~
those properti
with them. Yh
to look over 1
papers of that 4
tices of my 70
purpose which
that summer AL
st. Louis fot
and on each OF
made mention
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STUDENTS ARRESTED IN
RAID ON THE UNIVERSITY
Eighteen Negroes and One White Man
Known to Have Been Killed
During the Recent Dis
turbances.

Atlanta, September 25.-Atlanta tonight
shows little signs of the turbulent scenes
which have been enacted during the past
several days. Good citizenship and cooler
heads have obtained the mastery, and
prominent men, both white and colored,
the city back to its normal condition,
which tonight is almost an accomplished
task.
The city and suburbs are quiet no re-
ports having been received of violence to-
night from any quarter.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE ~
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Goltra Eni

New York whil
for the great
dered him ther
The railroad hf
ceivership and
other when |
/ accepted the {
exactly the sa
would have be-
reputable wye
triously circula
thirteen million
ties in my poe
| pleased, is ]
/ did not have
worth of securi
dollars worth !
road company
debtedness, AND
vent those who
their liens an
ties at a forced
doing this, Is a
tion to me as
not only mana {
mltted to my cl
clients a large
managed 1t in
city of Nashv
competing railr
1t had suffered
the people of t
proval of the
OF the railroad
speeches. 1t wo
them that | hi
the spoilation
1.-THE third 81
pretend that II q
Pierce disclosed
me in connectial
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
9eutiMlanb.

Sas RIein9eIb ebIt.
Berlin. 5. 6ebr. Mtt uabe an
etne panit gren3enber aufresuae febi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

mann bic SGeibunastlage elm. Der.
treter Der @rdfn unb bes @rafen ers
idienen Dor einem Ridt.r. uelder benz
Tran36Riaen @sisb esmaB einen Der.
fobnun9spsrfu9 3mif9en ben parteisu
madte. beoor bic 2lase i6ren reaelmd.
bigsu Gang gebt.
IS miro an9enommen, baB Der Ser.
f6bnungsDsriu& fru9tlos nusfisl. ba
isbo9 tn Observation-Disclosures
In 5rantrei4 bic OeHentlidteit ausse.
f8loRsn III. III oiss rri9t nls unbsbinst
fefifehenb anbufeben.
Seit LANCER 3sit iaon tuarer bier
@eri&te i'm umlauf, oab bic @rdfin
R& gu elmer Srennung bon ibrsm
Wanne enti9Iofen battle; oiefe @sriidts
gemannen OIL 9alt, als bic @rdfin bas
Saus bes @rafen perlisb unb tn sinsm
Sotel Wobnung nabm urb tueroen nun
our4 oie S9eioungstlage bstdtist.
2tebt beutf9es 8ier.
paris. 5. Gebr. prdRbent iSalz
Heres bat f1 als Elm mariner 6reunb
Seuti&lanos entpuppt. Cine 3oppo.
ter 6irma iibsrianote ibm anldbli&
feiner @~rudhlun9 Elm @lhdwuni&.
f3reiben. In psI4en f4ersbaft oarauf
b~ingepieien tuuroe, bob cine 6einbf4aft
3tpiihen ben beiben 2dnbern bic Deut.
iHen Der frans6fi@en @eins unb BITE
Gran3oien bes oeuti&sn 8ierss berau-
ben ptiroe. Ser finftise prdRoent
eruieOerte launis: Die Weins Der
@aronne unb bas Bier Wtn1ens finb
bic beffen S6rbersr bss Griebens ami.
iden Seutf4lanb unb 6ranfrei9.
profit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
NatiirIt9. nIlio, Der @rat
fplste bem3use feines9er5ens unb...
.unb2" .unp entdleifteil"

= WatirIt9. .Nlfo, Der 9rdt
fOlste Dem3use ieines9sr5ens uno:..-
= vunb2" n. .uno entgleiIte!"
: Der @uspeg. .SBig unb
@arpn baben Elm ameritdnif4es Sueu
unb = Marpn sisbt bic fapur5e &us
gel. ergo mub er ii9 %innerbalb a9t
Saaen eri6isben. Na9 brsi @O9en
aber bsgegnet Sbis benz &aron, unO
bieier 1T nod ppblauf unb geiunb. :
nga nu," iast Der Sieser, npas iiPs
mit'm gri9ieben?" = nNit," iagt
@aron sslafsn, ri9 bub' sesOsen q
ipeiBe &usel!!" rOhp," prOtetirt Der
@egner, nbe f4fparoe, be i9tparas!!"
= .2eb' MIR" entsesnet Iaron. lid
bob ie sepaf4en, fe par BLOB se>
farbt.
gin 9ef9dftsmann. Sn
4ipfelbeim ertpartet man bic Sur9s
fabrt Der Mutompbil Oiftan5fabrer.
aur5 Dor brei ubr pirb auf Der 2unbz
ifrabe, in Der 3i6tung. in Der lie ers
f1einen fouen, cine Staubpplte fi4tz
bar. rGie fommen! sic fpmmen!@
ert0nt IS in Der Metbe Der Neusierisen.
ltnb in Der nG9ften M;nute lit bic
Wplte nur nod Spanais Meter eni<
fernt, bon ba ab perrinsert fi4 iebo4
ibre S4ne1isfeit, unb Dor benz erften
6Guflein Dorfbepobner ftebt lie gang.
Mus benz in lie .insebiiIten @utomobiI
fteist elm 9err, Der dubert bOfli9 alfo
fpri9t: rMein. Name lit 9aIus. Sc.
bensperfi&erunssagent! @s 1T bic
bD@ite 3eit.. tper nod ni4t. uip.
uftp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
NerfeDlte SpefnIations

b%h ~ " RNNb
tpffelbeLo. SrpB aner SpOtteleien feiz
ner 6reunbs m1b er auf Die beibimmte
Mimute ieinen acknowledgement abbres
4en unS tpenn er ii9 ie einmai BET
fomrlen lGbt, nlir cine 9iertelitunbe
Hanger at bleiben, telepbonirt au9
ffpn feline 5rau in ben rgoloenen
&rebs", mas ibm benin eisentli9 etns
fiele, er fole fofprt beimtpmmsn.
Oa tritt Elm Greignib Elm, oas INN
bic febnii9tig ertpartete @elegenbeit
oerf9uffen mub: DOR feinen 5reunben
feinen Wapnssmltb, feline unabbdns
sisfeit BON ieiner Gbeseiponiin au be-
tpetfen.
Srau mdrtba efbt bsute Elm grpBes
SumentrdnSden, bus isbenfans bic ge>
tpObhlide Sauer feines Mbenbf9op<
pens bebeutenb iiberf9reiten tpirb. Gr
tann dlfo rubig lGneer fortbleiben =
ia, er muB iogar, Denn tpdbrenb eipes
aaffeefrGns6ens fiebt feline 5rali ibrer
Maam germ gu Saufe.
Ourauf baut Miiner ieiren plan.
Gr ais6t I'm r~gplbenen arebs" ben
&sllnsr Srib in's @ebeimnib, Der GUT
elei9 S~elepbontpurt tit. go oft es am
Mppdrdt lGutet = unb Is ldutet bort
Siemli9 oft = fpn SriB gu linn treten
urb linn melDen: vSerr Miiuer, Sic
tperben ans Selephon gebeten = g 1T
cine Oamenitmme!!"
Ser acknowledgement 1T beite animirz
ter benn ie. 8efonbers MiiGer 5sigt
eine anseefdFene SibelitGt. - @eine
iibli9e @bf9iebsfhinbe fdldst; aber er
riibrt fi9 ni9t, fonbern fneipt flott
fpeiter. Seine SreuSbe feben alif bic
u6r, ftoben ii9 berfpunbert an urrb
tpedfeln balbldute 8emerfunqen. Gr
tbut, aIs Of er gar nidts fpabrnebme.
go lit zine fable Strnbe iiber feline
eetp0bnlide 3eit perftri6en : er
maGt feline Miens gum @ufbru9.
Oa torrmt 6rib: r9err MiiIer, sic
tperben ans Selepbon gebeten % lit
cine Oamenitimme!"
v9lba!" f6munselm feline 5reinbe
fddbsnfroh. SEPT ipiro er aber iprins
genl"
Oo9 mas 1T base glei5t bic @slt
ftehen2
Miiner nidt Bios in aler @emiifbs<
ritbe na9lGFig NIT Dem &opf: yS9pn
re9t, Trtb!" Damn menbet er fi9 on
feline 9efannten. .Sebenfans tpiebsr
meme 6rau!" fagt er f9neibig. rWin
mid betmrufen! Mi9 beimrufer =
fG6erli6! Werbe ibr mai ben Stanb=
ptrft flar MAIDEN! glsibe ieBt erft
re6t! = Sc, S@prf4, nod elm Seiz
bel!"
Oamit er9ebt CT ii9 Tangiam unb
aebt mad Der Selepbonfdbine. = Der
Stammtif9 lit einfa9 paff. Wer bGtte
finn bas 3~igetrart9 ginselne rufen?
r9rabo! SIT bod m tii4tiser &erl!
&thrt enbfi4 bic S6neib' 'rdus!!" Mrs
bere plasen fart Dor Ieib unb Mereer;
70 piel Courage bdtten lie, tpenn's 'mal
b'rauf anfGme, felber rpi9t. = 90
fornmt Miiner tpitber.
Mber mas lit NIT Tim pprgegungen9
Gr tit blab, btftiirst, reibt ben Msantel
bonn Rasel, ninrmt ben6ait, sablt etlig,
mirmslt etnen Brub unb uerf4tpinbei
tpie Der 8liB. -
Sie tpdr's tpirfli9!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
WteIfdaenoer
ct b

eufae1. Gbemann (beHen iunge
Trau ielbit todD: r@4 @ott, i4
CLAUDE, mein Weiberl min fi4 our
Wittpe ipGen!"
Aid! aommis: nmtr fi&er felt
.inem baIben Sabr einen RaHirer!'
6rtunb: sd bSdte, 0eutt ftnb serug
~ 6oben!" Rommis: .Gepib, aber
ptr fu&en BEN RnHirer, Der unS nit
ber 4oht bur9eegunaen ift!S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
HukIauo.

% atrouille angegrttter.
@ari9 q II, &uiRi9.p Olen. 5.
5ebr. Cine militdrif&e patr Ouille.
tuel&e einen arretirtsn Mrbeiter gum
@efdneniB .stortirte. tpnroe bon
Sreunbsn befelben angegriHen. Die
Soloatsn fsusrten cine Salpe unter bic
slngreifer unb t6btstsr1 einen Wann;
cine 6rau tuurbe berpunoet.
Die 3 ufdnbein &iga.
&iqa. 5. Gebr. Srob Der gro.
Sen @arniIon, bic bier liegt, ftibrsn
bic &ebolutiondre einen erbitterten
2ampf ssssn Die &%esierung.
Ills ssfsrn Nbsno bic Srubpen oas
0ereinsbaus elmer Semperensgefeni&aft
our&fu9ten, tuurbe pl6Blia bas @as
ausaebrebt utib sine reselre9ts GtFlaoe
3mif&en ben Sruppsn uno ben &ebo.
lutiondren bsaann TN Sunfeln; meb'
rere perionen tpurbsn get6otet.
Sn ben probin3sn tueroen einges
fanaene RepolutionGre timer nod
ifanore9tli9 sri9uRsn Ooer 9etdngt.
gr5aItenS robbrtee.
Rteff, s. 5sbr. 8tsle Suben ers
bieIteir bur9 bic pof 8riefe, In mel
den ibnen bic vpan- RufRi8e 9iga our
gertbsioiguna bes Seiltgen arsusss"
befannt ma9t, baB iber He oas $os
besurtbeil %bsrhdnat lei. Der iHcii&en
8ep5iferung bsmd4ttets f9 cine grobe
panif, ba he erneute antisiioii9e grs
csfe befir9ten.
M u 5 zines 4littens
bebtenen.
8Iabipoft o d. 5. 5ebr. @e-
neral @aoarof. probof.W aribaa Der
armse Der Wnnoiaurei, fam beute CUR
llnteriu&ung Der fiiralid ffattasbabten
l1nruben bon Sarbin bier on. Der
General uar ae3uungen. bic gan3e
&siie i'm S6litten 3urfd3ulsgsn. ba
Die gifenbabn.B eamfsn f4 tueigerten,
ben 3us su bsfbrosrr. In uel&em er
bic &siie su MAIDEN bsabFatiste.
Sube sum uniperi'
tdissproefo
nannt.
g t. Yeterssbura,5 5. Gebr.
Mit 8snshmigung bes nnterriats'
Winiaers uurbs Der iiioiide profsHOr
Rabitiofu gum Snfructor an Der WOs'
fauer 1niperfitdt ernannt. Sis6er
mar es In @ublanb Subsn MID. esfnts
tst, bsrartigs Stelen 5u bstleioen.
uniberfitdts- form.
81. petersbur.a. S. 5ebruar.
Die aus @sctoren unb profeHorsn 30.
iammsngsisbte @Ommiiiun, uslds in
@emeinf6aft nit benz nnterri&ts-
Winifer. @rnfsn Sobn xolfoi, nit
benz gntuurf permanentsr 8eiebe betr.
bic untsrfsIuns Der uniberftdten
ilnter bic National-Y eriammlunq be-
iddfiigt III, bat cine D%oafdnoige &eor'
ea%niiation Der l1niper1idien nod beut.
idem Wuher 5sidlOhsn.
0ornehmlid foGIen bic Worredte bin.
meg gerdumt tuerben. uslGe bisber oie'
ienigen Beusrber UNI Nsmter i'm Rs.
aierungsoienffe gsnofen. bie nit ei1en
Ibgang3eugnib bon elmer uniberftdi
berishen tparsn. Bisbsr muBte isoe,
Bspsrber UNI Elm &ssisrunssamt mi
einsm foldsn 3susnib psriebsn iein.
mas basu fibrte. oaS bic llniberftdter
nit 96rsrn angefinf tuaren. bene1 bas
Stuoium Rebenia&e mar.
BIutbabin Sibtrien.
BerIin. s. Sebr. @ie Der Wos'
fauer 3OrrsIponoent bes bisRgen vSa'
seblatt" te%legrapbirt. III bic unasfdb,
1000 ginwobnsr sdbIsnbe Rbirif9,
Staot @laoimirt uorsefern Der S@au'
plab zines f1redli4sn glutbabes se'
ueien. Wsbrsre Sauisrb rebeaifa,
Bauertl Hr6mtsn nod benz Dsblbaben'
ben uno beT5dltniBmdbie tpi9tiser
6anoelsplase. UNI gu ~pItinoern. ILL
ibnen idlisbli& Sruppsn sntgegen tra'
ten. fam es gu sinem m6rpsrii@er
Stumble, In tpel&em ninbefe1s bret
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
@itelfeit 8 o b.

3.it in ben Office robinsen binssri4.
tsten Jibrsr Der lsttii6sn Snfurgsntsn
tbr traeifaes @si6id gum groBsn She'll
ibrer - @itelteit 3u berbantetl g.habt.
sic lieBsn fia. als fe bic rufff9e
Ssrri3aft enbsiltia geittr3t eIaubten,
tn loren rebolutiondren l1niformen,
nit Slinte unb S6leppfdbsl. photo.
s~rapbtren. Sisie 8ilbsr fisIen ben
Sruppen unb poIiseibeb6rben tn bie
0dnoe unb ma9ten BITE grmittelung Der
@dhslsfabrer Der @ebeIion lei9t.
o&3eits sfaent hr
IItee q epeIt.
8erIin n, 5. Gsbr. 2aiier Wil.
bslm beatE1tist, SRI. sllics %~ooiebelt.
Der So&ter bes prdRoenten Der 8sE.
Staaten. selesentIi& ibrer So93eit elm
pra6tpoles. tunftboI esi9miebstes
Irmbano ais @eI9snt au fberfenben.
. omb n.g rpIofton
Berlin, 5. 5sbr. Der ,2otaI.
an3eiger" bradte beute cine Sepef9s
bon oattowiB In sdleRen. tpelae mel.
oct. Orb tn einem pripatbaufe tn slice,
gsraoe ienieits Der ruiRiasn @rsnss.
out1 cine Bomber @rplcHon 3uDlf
@erionen get6otst unb msbrsrs anbere
b%srpunoet tpurben.
Spanien.
M arottos.g pnferen3.
Ilgeetras, 5. 6ebruar. Die
fran36Rfde Delegation if bur9 bic
Nnfunft oes 8rafen Strene Saiaan.
bier, tuel&er our 3eit Der franabRiG.
oeutf4en 2riis lsBtsn Sommer BE-
Oolmddtiater in Sea mar. berifdrtt
tpsr6en.
Sbsleid bic gonferens ni9t Offieien
tn Sibuag TT, fnben bod fOrtudb.
rene pribats llnterreoun9en Der Selega.
ter iber bis fran;6fi4 : bsuti6sn
Sdwierigteiten Haiti. Die bsutf9sn
Dslegater srtldren ben 8sriat, bob fs
gegen cine semdBiste BOlitit pdrsn,
FIR ourdaus unbesrinoet, unb bab fs
cine frisolide 26iuns alsr Sdwierig-
teiten uini&en. Die GranSofen be-
Rshen isbO9 barauf baB Der beuti9en
Steaunsnabme bic prdeiftOn feblt.
8eIgien.
6aberesetli q.
p n, S. Gebr. Nms-
ritaniIde @etreioef3iHe fnb In mod
ME burber ~asiebener an3abl ansetOm'
men aub bsf6ditiet, ibre fur Seutf1,
lamb bsfimmten 2uounss1 NOD DO,
benz Sntrafttreten Der b6beren ginfubr'
30le au lbiden uno an ibren gefim'
mungsort 3u bsf6roern.
5ranfrei6.
Waroffo. erens.
Yarts. s. Ssbr. Sn Minifer'
treiien bofft man, baB bic 2onfersn;
aber bic Warotfo' 6raee In Ilgscira:
in einem Monat gu gnbe fein pirb.
SO rirb "argenOmmer, bab eth 3ufrie'
bsnifelenbes arrangement In Betref
auf bic Steusrrt unb bic poliaei, mt
oeren Orsaniirung Granfrei& unite,
Der geoineung bstraut tueroen tpirb.
cine gswiBs gn5abl ausldnoii9er Off
3isre ansufensn. 3u stanoe tommt.
Snbenturs u n a 3 m n
merben ortgefeBt.
paris, 5. Jeb. Cine Nnaab
Iiberaler Seputirten bon paris sriu&p
ten prsmisr.W inifsr &oupier, bic Sn
pentur. aufnabme in ben tatbolii&er
2ir&en Bis our publi5irung Der eno
stiltigsn &sseln. unter benen bi
8rennung bon Stride uno Staat &c
f9sben fon, aufBui&ieben.
Serr Roupter lebnte bas @riu9ei
ab unb erfldrte. bab er ben 2auf be!
@eiebes niut aufbalten tpoQe.
Die Seputirten molten benz pre
misr- Winiffer nod einmal bas glei&
HnIu9en u~nterbreiten unb wenn {
bann bemielten nidt entfpri&t. mir
ois anesIesenbeit tn Der Seputirtsn
BANNER CUR Debate Sebra&t werben
Sn peri&ieoenen 2ir9e1 bon pari
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
...&oblen...

Derben seliefert gu f~oTsenSen Yreifen
Der Sonre:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

oas frsubtae 6amilienereianiB. oas an
geblt4 auf unbefimmts 3sit oosr fur
INNER aufgei8Oben fein foute, anfang
oes Sommers siitrstsn. 9a He ben
Winter nit ibrer Wutter, Der @rob.
berao9tn AnnfaRa bon Wedlenburg.
S9wsrin ftets on Der @ibiera su3ubrin'
gen pfeste, febt ibr oas unsewobnte
noroli6e Rlima 3l, bod III bon sinsm
ernfen 2eioen teine Neoe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-06
4 MILLION GONE
Union Elevator and Two
Hundred Horses Food
for Flames.
(By the Associated Press.)

East st. Louis, H., Feb. 3.-The
Union Elevator containing q million
bushels Of wheat vas destroyed by fire
Tonight, ent2iling a loss Of more than
$1,000, 000. The fire spread 10 the
stables OF the st. Louis Transfer COM.
pany. and 200 horses and 200 wagons
We're burned, as we'll as he stables.
The fire started in a brick engine
house so feet from the elevator. Be
fore the arrival of the fire department
the flames had spread 10 the elevator.
Assistance was sent from St. Louis
and the efforts ofthe dremen were
principally directed toward preventing
the ire spreading TO adjoining eleva-
tors and warehouses. the Union Eleva-
tor having been converted into q fur
race within q few minutes after it
caught fire.
Seven dwelling housese were 1e-
stroyed, being covered with burning
oil by the explosion Of four tanks.
The occupants of the houses escaped
unhurt.
The oil tanks which exploded were
standing nearly 400 yards north Of the
elevator. They belonged to the
Waters-Picrces Oil Company.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-06
Adventures CT Sherlock
Holmes.
CcYara2ed From PAGE T#9.)


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