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The Washington times., 1906-01-21
GAME IS PLENTIFUL
IN NORTHERN INDIA
Cashmere Is Nova Veritable
SpOrtsman's Paradise.
PARTRIDGES ARE NUMEROUS
Huntswoman Bags a Twelve-Point Deer
Without Aid of Her Shikaris.
Many Good Bags.

CALCUTTA. Jan. 20.-SpoTt in north
ern India, particularly in Cashmere. is
good just now, and as usual many
spoTtswomen are passing through Sri
magyar. which may be described as the
gateway to the wild regions beyond.
somewhat indefinitely known as TIrke-
stan. on the borders of Tibet and Cen
tral Asia generally.
The sportsmen have been very FORUM
ate in their bags. The bags of chikOr
seem to be large this year, and, If the
good weather continues, il ought 10 be
an exceptional season for partriGges.
The duck shooting. too. seems Sery
good. The davs at the Hokrajeeo= al
ways bring III large bags of ducks.
These are mostly teal and mallard. The
pigtail and others do not seem to arrive
I'LL after a snowfall.
The Washington times., 1906-01-21
WRESTLING BOUT
NEXT THURSDAY
Phillips and Mackey Change
Their Date.
TROUBLES OF TWO TEUT0NS
German Exponents of French Style Of
Graphing Come to Grief in
Cateh-as-Catch-Can.

Owens Phillips, the Terrible Soldier"
and Rob Roy Mackey. the veteran
Washington weIterweight, have changed
the date of the wrestling bout at the
Washington Barracks from next Friday
TO next Thursday night. The change
was made because the navy yard en-
ployes are TO hold a ball on Friday
night and the gallant soldiers did not
wish to interfere with the plans OF the
ladies and their partners. especially
since many OF the partners are expected
10 appear at the match. which VIII be
for the benefit OF the gymnasium fund
at the barracks.
Phillips has taken TO roadwork lately
and says his wind has improved greatly
There are a number of old athletes and
competent trainers in the Engineer
Corps. OF which he IS a member. and
they have taken a hand in his prepara-
tion for the bout. The result Is. he
has stopped some of the haphazard
practices which did more harm than
good. He has willing helpers in the bar
racks gymnasium who are willing 10
help him in training but he has not had
quite enough OF experienced wrestling
partners.
Troubles of Teutons.
The Terrible Soldier" has added TO
HIS reputation for terror by his expert
ences with Katter and Linoemann. the
two members Of the Engineer Corps who
gave the exhibition of French wrestling
as a preliminary TO the bout between
him and Prof. Uchimura, the Jap. They
volunteered 10 do some stunts with Phil
lips and help him develop his muscle
AT present they are out of repair. Linde-
mann hurt his leg and Katter's arm
doesn't work right They also have a
prejudice against the baroarfc Ameri-
can catch-as-catch-can styIe OF wrestI-
ing, and these two Teutonic exponents
of the mat art OF La Belle France are
willing to stick TO their imported wrestl-
ing game.
Phillips expects Mackey to have an
advantage OF three or four pounds in
the weight, but said yesterday that he
Gid not mind accepting a hard proposi-
uon. as he is anxious to sfv. himself a
thorough trial for mis- bout with AL Ack
efman. which is expected TO take pIace
about the 10th or next month. In that
bout Phillips will probably have the sd-
vantage on Ackerman in pounds. but
the western man has unusuaNv stronor
muscles and the soldier viii need all os
MS pounds in order to win.
The Washington times., 1906-01-21
No Chance for Comeback.

Thus will the war be transferred
from law Orleans. where both sides
have settled down to a game Of freeze
out, to the Napor City, which lacks the
crowds necessary to the successful con-
duet of two simultaneous race meet
ings. At Hot Springs il will be a case
OF putting up real money If a fight
comes. and there will be small chance
OF getting il back. The Essex Park
stockholders realize fully that conflict
ing meetings mean financial suicide.
and are willing TO compromise. but can
set no satisfaction on this point from
Dan A. Stuart or John Cyadon. who
control Oaklawn.
In the meantime horsemen are at sea
over the probable outcome, and they
are taking no chances of mourning ex-
penses without guarantee that there
will be an opportunity 10 reeoup No
horses are stabbed at either track. nor
is there likely 10 be until the muddle
is Strengthened out ban agreement to
divide dates.
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

cured, a small fortune in prize money
distributed, and an army OF attendants
employed. Charles II. Ebbets. "A bowl
ing authority especially qualified to
speak in this connection. seems TO think
New York is better fitted than any
other town IN the country 10 hold the
affair. In speaking OF the idea, Mr..
Ebbets said
Il have been trying for years to
bring the grand national tournament TO
New York, but for one reason or anOth-
eI the project has always fallen through.
Several OF the smaller towns like Buf-
The Washington times., 1906-01-21

falo. Indianapolis. and Milwaukee have
been favored. but the metropolis has
been overlooked Many reasons are
given for this. the principal being that
Eastern and Western bowling assocla-
tiOns have been at odds.
Just lately an affliation has been
effected. and the time is ripe for New
York to speak for the tourney OF 1907
If she wants II. There is no other city
so well qualified 10 entertain the visit
ors that such a meet attracts, and the
benefit 10 bowling in the metropolitan
district would be very great"
The Washington times., 1906-01-21
Bears to Burn.

Bears. too. have been shot this au-
tumu. But the admiration of all is
lady who has shot a fine 12-pOinter bar
asingha She is famous for her deer
stalking, of which she has done much
elsewhere The shikaris with this
sDortswoman were worse than useless.
for they were obstructive. Finding this
to be the cause of her not getting sport
or seeing it, she made all the arrange
ments for the stalk herself, and the
grand result was a 12-pOinter stag.
The Washington times., 1906-01-21
Sheriff Won't Butt In.

The Essex Park Club is desirous of
ending the war between the governing
bodies in order that both tracks NAV
have a successful season. They have
appealed to Sheriff Williams, of Gar
land county, whose word is law in Hot
Springs. to use his influence for peace.
Sheriff Williams last winter abso-
lutely refused to mix up in any race
track war. Dan Stuart is expected TO
meet the Essex Park stockholders. and
IL is believed the sheriT will advocate
harmony
The Washington times., 1906-01-21
PUT NUNROE SIGN
ON MARVIN HART
Another Butte Miner Came.
Near Fistic Fame.
KID HERMAN AND HERRERA
Next Lightweight Battle on Coast
Should Be a Corker-Another
Veteran Vanquished.
KID HERMAN AND HERRERA
By CHIP.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-OuF friend Mar
vim Hart had a narrow escape al Butte.
Mont, for Monday night II was a
good deal like the famous Jeffries-M Mum
roe AFFAIR. which also occurred at
Butte, only more so. Hart had prom
ised to knock out miner Of local re-
nown, one Jack Callahan, or forfeit the
customary S1O0
Callahan weighed but 165 pounds.
against the Kentuehian's %, but the
miner wasn't bit scared. and in the
hrst round caught Hart of guard and
slipped in a punch that hoored Mr.
Hart and kept him down for few sec
onds- He got up, however. mad all
over, and succeeded in stopping the au-
dacious Callahan in the second round.
II is an even bet. nevertheless. that had
Tommy Ryan been IN the MINER g cor
HeT. instead Of in Hsrt's. Callahan
would have lasted out the four rounds
and then we should have had another
Jack MunrOe on our hands Marvin
will be q little more careful in the fu-
tUre.
The next important battle between
the lightweights will be fought by Au-
relic Herrera, and Kid Herman at Los
Angeles, on February g The winner OF
this go-and il viii be a beauty-win
probably be matched with Battling
Nelson. and that incentive alone will
make them fight Ike a couple OF en-
ragged tigers. II looks ike a pretty
even proposition Each boy has been
in active training for several months,
and is now in the pink OF condition;
their style OF fighting is the same, and
each has a terrible punch in his right
! Er~E-4
one more old-timer came to grief
Monday night-Martin Duffy, once in
the front rank OF welteTweights, but
Who for the past couple Of years has
been on the downgrade Jack DOugher-
ty. a rising young AIilwaukeean, stopped
Martin in four rounds, and in so do
ing showed himself TO be a scrapper OF
some little ability. He may be heard
from later.
Harry Forbes. the veteran feather
weight and former champion, who lost
title to frankie Neil is planning TO
re-enter the ring. he has been Of
fered a match with Abe AtteH before
the new Tuxedo Club, which viii have
an arena near Philadelphia, and IN case
the clever Hebrew accepts, Forbes Will
at once start for the East and go into
training Since his defeat by Atten
at Detroit about year ago Harry
has forsaken the ring. but ne is unable
TO resist the temptation 10 get another
chance at the elusive Attell.
Al Kaufman. whose promising
/ career was rudeIy blighted b. Jack
| O'Brien, IS going 10 start in again and
will take on Dave Barry at Los Ange-
/ les next Friday. In the Hgh- Of ICcent
events Kauffmans showing against
the great Philadelphian was not so bad
and a victory over Barry VIII give him
another start.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28

6ribfta6sS ped-RIares SsgsukS ureb 17}e
gemdbIter euear Gursb 173e. s-7 EfpsS tH
Dtr&i&nttt 16e ; 8 bs Q btsnh ta Tus@s
f4nitt 1910; 10 BIB 10 RfaxS I'm Nurnt@nta
l '4e; 8 Ffanb tn, Dur@i4xtt, !amal. llk.
8 Rfanh TN Dair&i4xitt. i6rnaI. 1ek.
GaIiforniiQe e4Mfsr,- 8 Bis 8 Sfuno etc:
9 bis Ii 4funb &c.
Celebrates gtxofet@ - saistrN, Geo.
eets, 122c; Aubsxsitex To-. Sus.xi. la
Gn5&eI 1916.
S9naab - IN 1teress Il. 0uul. lOse; q.
0uoIttdt 9ae; Q. nnaIitdt Oh.
S4uIterm-0xaI. Sures. IL BIZ 30 Bhns
TN Dur&f@nst+, s1e; ls gfrss Dur1i1xt.t,
81. 10 Biz IL Hfunb S&e.
0tp6deItes e@metRefletia - &xuGsxiofsa
0ancp Big $20. so; RIares f,eas sl6. 90; Saus
y $500; Short 9lsSs sl5.50; Huupi
Sig. 90.
aAtrie - Verdu9era ssrattrrsa &C.,
GraHtfarter 7}e: Bologna In garu,sx re, ID
Tu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
e6Meretens

@euabIter Tirmof4p $1.s5-1.So.
DrSindrer BIB gutter TsMotbp $l.b0-LD
Nptber 3Ieeiau.en IS .25-s.6o.
gneltiGer 2LeeianRen $3.50
HIipte &Ieefamen $8.00-8.M
MfaIfa 2Ieeianaen $9.00-l0.00.
&etber 2~leeiouten $500.
Sancb 3entaGp WIaisras s1.60-l.A.
BIausrss IN ebaf 7be.
gnsIt@eS 8IaMsras $3.50.
Dr@arb Gras $l.7O-1.s6.
EeS Top IN Gbaf 75e-$1.0e.
Rafer Rom Ue-$l.00.
Hnber 8u6errobr Sanen $1.00-l.9A.
0eiSer Qofefanaen 40c
Griibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes uab seIbes Rom 81 .0C-Ls6.
%eb Sob @uflase S1.10-1.25.
@eu Seas $l.76.
Niuet $l.20 Bic $1.86.
6rlbiobrssMes $1.40.
Slb $ RartofeI, geIbe Serjeb, neruuaba.
8eIbe Nanieu.oRb tnb flbIi@e Aueen $50 Ses
6at; rotbe Ramieusonb $2.75; SraFIiaxa0s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28

Srt@es RtnbfsH@-BefIt4e Stsers - 81
ssc; bseRse 6tisre 72--74e; Fst9s Ui3bss
8so Bis 200 Rtuxb 7e; btsfee &a4s zoo
BE $50 FfimS &c ; xabe 10 ID GO 4f,us6
&C.; Stier BosberptertsI &c, ottE otatess
u,ertsl l0lc, Rtxb ottesutsstsI 9e, Ntxb
BorberuterteI &c. Rub SorheSptestsI ~ Nd
9~arterutsrteI 7e.
Srif9es HaIbFei4-&dlbu 12e, 3txtas
uierteI 15c, 8orberptertsI 62e.
Strides 6&affei4 - Sdasus9 ~ Ptmb
l2e ; 6@ofe S3t; e4eSteg l6e; Ned3, taav
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
8raEIten.
9er3Iia begrabt.

~RiobeSaneiro.2 81. Suli. Bum
bss. Setrstdr 3oot traf beute, bon
Bahia iommsnb BIER Elm unb uuroe
bon einem Rsprdientanten bes brafilta.
nii&en MtniRers bes Neubsrn, @ene-
raj Rio 8raneo, unb bon ben @ipiI'
unb Wilitdrbsbbrben smpfangen. Bel
Der 2anbung muroe 9err ROot bon BEN
Der nmmeIten Wolie nit 6urrabrufen
bersli4 bsgrtbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
S&iFsna@ri9ten.

6abre: .6t. 2aurert" bon Nep Oorf;
go Bretagne" bon Reu Dorf.
0ambura: .psnnipIbania" bon Nstp
BORT.
plymouth: Y0aifsrin Aueufe Dieto.
ria" bon Neu Dorf.
Rem 0crf: vpretoria" bon 6ambure;
.2ueania" bon 2ibsrpool; so
2orraine" Bon oabre; vGebrid"
mad Q~iperpool: r0uoion" nod
6abre.
Queenstown: .gampnnia" bon Rem
BORT mad 2tberpool.
2iperpool: Settle" nod Weu Dorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28

Susar Garen 3@htea esNs nnaItdt:
1870 nhGnb le2: ID rtrxb 18}e: lDL1
Bfunb l8a; SDeaie DuaIttats 2o-l6 pRmb
,aie; IL pfans l2is : II ltuab l2ls : 10
Yhunb &c.
eped-3Iare esttex. 80 ID 20 44nah IN
9ur&i&nit. lie; Suers esttst 20 - 90
Yfunb, lie: &tass DSgas6, = ~ 60 phmh.
l0ae; ls bs "a M, lie: u - 10 4fanb.
l2e; 3Ire Hd6sa, d ~ @ phuAs l1}e,
Aa6sa Ia b 10 4lxxb liz; &1gs Nnam {
ID Q $iubs ne
epe6. gMoL-QWM1ot 80 - 4(m1
IN Ous4lqultt llle;' = MA NM 4
Dw4f4mit, 123e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
Yerfen.
YerVeH.
un3ufrteoenbeit T.

l1nsufrieoenbett wd9f.
Seberan n, 81. Suit. Die polt.
tii4e lln3ufriscenb.it bat Ra bier bon
Nsusm psrf9drft. Sas Bolt perIangt
bic g~ntlaRuna bss @rObweRrs. bic gu.
rtdbsrufuns Der Muaabs uno cine
R%obifitation Der @sfsbe. Die Wul-
labs, bic ttir3li4 bic 8rObe Woi4ee
perlisBsn. fnb isbt tn Sum. einem
groben @aafabrtsort Der Saiitsn. pers
iammelt. usbsr 5000 Glh9tlinse ba-
ben fi9 unter ben Saub Der bisfesn
britif9en @sianotidaft seftelt.
(Dte S4iitsn finb cine mobammeba.
nii9e Settle, usl9e TN @egeniab au
ben sunnitsn Mlt, ben s6wisseriobn
bss p~ropbsten, als ben re9tmdbigen
Na9foIssr Wobummeos anerfennen.
Die Sunniten baseasn bebanbeln bic
S9titsn, bic faf ote gan3e Ssp6lteruns
perfsns bilben, als 3eBsr.)
Sranfreib.
Der bef9eibunss.
pro3eB.
parts, 81. Suit. Die s9eis
bungstlags, uel&e @rdfn anna be
gafsIant segsn i6ren @atten anaes
ffrenst bot, wiro am II. ooer "a.
OCTOBER our 8%er6anolung tommsn.
I'm fslbsn Sage tuerbsn bic 9lassn Der
@ldubtgsr, uslds bic @rdin fur bic
S9uIosn ibrss Waunss baftbar mo.
den, berbanoslt tusroen.
Die @efabr 9eint Dor.
| BET au etn.
parts, 81. Suit. Der Son on
Der 86rie NOR bsute bsbeuteno &C.
beRert. &uHenmsrtbe fiesen fstig, OBJ.
uobl ein bstrd9tlt9er She'll Der I'm
tdufe auf Elm usbsreinfOmmen Der
SauptbsRbsr, ben Wattt burQ lebbaf=
tes RauFeu gu fftben. auriid3ufi6rsn
fsin ioa. Nsus 5prOgntige ruiHi&e
AnIeibe gtns binauf uno f8lOB gu
100 @uiRi9e O~bligationen bon
1904 tpurbsu NIT 464 nutirt gegen 459
am ssfrissn Sage. sin @swinn bon 5
Granes. urb 4prossntige ruiRI4e I'm
letbe Qetuann 60 @snttmes. Der gauae
Marft nabm on benz Nuff6pung
tbsil. Snternatiunale tuarer i'm an9e-
meinen fefi unb sineen binauf.
Die borberri&enos Wsinung III, bob
bie @efabren einss ernftsn ausbruHs
In @uBlanb abgsuanbt inb.
Der ruiRi8e 5inan3agent &aHaIo'
tpitf& tonferirts heute oss 2dnseren
tttt ben arl9ele9ernfet Ua1fer, melWe,
mie perlautet, nurbereitet tuaren, NIT
einem getrase bis 3u $40, 600. 900 eins
~3ugrsifsn, TN, cine ungsbrbrli@e De-
preiRotr 3n psrbinbern, mas ieoo& nt&t
Iangsr fhr notbmenbig era4tet tpiro.
8raIlien.
6er3It4 begrhbt.
RfobeSanetrp. 81. gull. Bum
bes.S efretdr Root traf beute, bon
Bahia iommsno BIER ein unb muroe
boz, einem Reprdientanten oes brafilia.
nii&en MtniRers bes Neubern, @ene.
raj Hip 1rdnco. uub BON ben Chill
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28

SnbtanapsIis RaFeespxHe
0ep0bnI. bs gutter 10-12e: prtsia 90 a.
udblter A-1se SaseY 82&-88e, aoghsx
Deaou 10 BIB 22e. Saua 28-32e.
Sx Badetsx:
xstoia $l4.75, Sion s1I.76, SsrfsS sll.2s
6aracas ia. 70. Diuports1 sls. 30, 1dS
Sara 8tens $3.50, GIimar Jasa 8Iemb
$14'76. Durica Sll.76.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.l7e; Hsstsuaes 3 81
puIpertFrter 6.37e: x3xx SulperiRstw k.37s,
fetaer graRulirter 6.02e; Subs SAFE; Hons
isctioners' u b.07c; Hibseuooo q 4.82s; Ytbs
MIG Z 4.7ae; empire G4.67e; SbsaI sysrs
GoIbex 8 1 62e Nixbfor ertra Att,
Rtssepoob 6 l.6ae; seIber 6 8. 42e; Ii ssIt
bee 4.27.
&ets-GaroIino. 3opt. 6S--sk. Sass. Al
-62t. gebro@eusr, 8--4c
0fFs-Raa go DC. xsf). GAS. g. 10 per
GaIone.
0etro6nete Srii9te-AepfeI, On Der sor.e
setre6net, Sc; Sobannesbeeres Q sH 8 IS,
gttron 1se BIZ zoe; RoFaex. 8 grr ps. OCT
4fuah, 7e, 8 Gruuma 7}e, ( groms It's taas
u~aeafreie ssbis 9e. California gRussaiei 7kc;
Guiana Ok. trpssttrte euItaxa lie bs I4s
California Aprtioien 8e bts 12e
Pt6Ies-24O0 im Sas 10 ; 1890 sm Eat
$3.50: 1900 hi SaIbfaS q 80; zoo sm 8ss
$3.50.
etarts-4earI. Sc. G5anptox OIpb, l xxa
8 Rhrnb Badete 8. Rom. l Rfe. Ra6sts,
4X-6}c.
seaRe-SrasI nea lie bts IA; Stberti LIZ
RanbeIn IA; wei3i&oItse Naxhsss lss
Sorban Raneeln l6e; Beaxuts &c bsa Sac.
osr6Rets 7e Bis &C.: enaIt9s RalxaHs sie.
0etsetoe.
Bste1 - 70. 3 rptber 7Ae. asf ssles
fen. SEC Don RabIsm; 20. 9 rotpu Tic,
SuIi, 7le; Basexweuex 72s.
NeIi9toru - go. l ue,s }e: NO. 2
metS 64fc go. Q wetb 644s; 30. ( ustb.
5ae; 70. Q weib seuti9t ga; Rs.
wets conflict &c: 30. I Ust ssato.
Sac; go. 2 seIb 64e; 70. 8 seI1 6zsi
70. 1 geld 52e; 80. 3 ssHrtQt 68isi
yao. 8 aeuti4t $50; 70. 4 sestQt Gle
3uIbea sac.
0Gir 30. 3 wetber ssh; 70. . pstDa
8se; SO. 2 0eHti9ter e4s; 70. q aanahl
04e.
pm = go. ! Atmotbs t1s 80; 20.
Q. s14 90; Nea $l2.80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
HrH@te nab 0eM2te.
Gsa&ta

Tra&ta
NepfeI- ga. a6-A.60 per Sat.
Bamanen $l.76-2.25 F; tetxe $1-t1.26.
ettronem $4.60-5.60p ss Ripe
Dransen - $4.b0-4.7B pes 3tfe.
gineaspIes-$a !76-$3.60 bie Rife.
Sta&eIbeeren, s1.76 bic Rife.
DaHermeIonen, 26e unb 3oc.
8rombeeren, $ .7b bic Rite.
Sobannisbeeren, SO bic Rifle.
gFrFte. $..sO-2.1o per guibeI.
0smafG
Grine W~obnen-60c Der Duibs.
Wotpe Wiben 25e per Dateuo Hum&es.
Snbiana GantaIopes, 80 Bis 10 Der Rorb.
@rines Rorn, 10 bas Dusenb.
Gelerp-z5 bis 5Oe per guibeI.
Rraut - 76c per Sal.
H~lameniohs $1.25 PEI Hstexn.
gurfen - 30-4oc per Dutenb.
SoIat - % Biz 60c PEI BuibeI.
8wiebeIm = Notbe unb wetbe $l.2s per
8fanb; epanii&e 8utsbeIn ]. 80
pet Rife.
Betsr5Iie 1850 per Dutexb Su14e.
Neue Rartofe.n-$s.21 per Jab.
Rabteie l0t pei Ou4eRh.
Spinat - 81 per Jab.
s~abtartoHeIn = 8trsinta s3.S6; Baltic
more sac -a.75; SerieR $3.50 - $500
per Sat.
&bubarb 10c bas Dafenb:
tomatoes $3.50 per Bufbel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
China.
Nngf bor Bomben n.

pettn9. q. gull. Die 3hd'
tebr bss prinasn Slai EIDE unb feiner
Bsgleitung nod elmer &eiie um bic
@elt bat au bsmertenswert6sn Dor.
R9tsmaBregeln slnIaB segeben. Bel
ibrer Abreiis I'm September wuroe cine
8ombs estporfsn, bur9 welds msbrere
3ui9ausr sstbotet wurosn. Sic ftir9-
teten cine @~isb.rbOluns bes Woroan.
f9lass isitsns Der aonferbatib.n. Die
@tfenbahn puroe bon Sruppen unb
poliset idarf beua4t uno eine giu1el.
lotomOtips fuhr benz Grtra3ua bOraus,
rpel@sr I'm Sauptbabnbcf nitt einlief.
Der Bring unb ietn @efOlge ffissen
~inertpartet an elmer Station am Saum
Der Stabt aus uuo eilten nod benz
palaf, no He pom 2aiier In auoisn3
empfangsn uurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
HuRIanD.

NuRlnnD.
@ eneraI.S tretf auge.
9oben.
g t. Petersburg,2 7. Suli. gei
elmer ssmsini9aftli9sn Ronferena aller
reboIuttondren 9omites wurbe
feineu 8eneral=
i'm rufftt9en Rst&s
| B tauerfIdren. Die Ron.
fsren3 uurbe bi8t an Der ruffi&en
@ren3e In Stnlano beute Morgsn abges
balten.
RubIanos innere 3us
fanbe.
g I. pstersburs, 81. Suit.
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baB sr nit Der Auf6iung oes parla.
ments ben ri9tisen Spirit sstban
babe. gr iOll Ra isbt elmer ausss.
3si9nstsn @sifssfrii9e erfreuen, no.
ssssn sr bOr ,tuei Bo9sn faf suiam.
msn9sbro&en eri9ien unb ben ginbrud
berporrief, als Oh er ssifte un3urs&.
nun9sfdbig tuerben utirbe. SEPT, obns
Parliament, uel@es ibm felt feines Be.
Rebsns bel RUNNER tnb unrubs bsr'
uria9t bat, miro er cine poIitif Der
,frengsn Reformen" bur93ufhbren
bsriu9en.
Sbuobl es BET Der allen preb.
9spsf9sn a~ufssIestsn Bsf9rdntuns
duBerit f&wieris III, Elm ssnauss Bib
bon ben I'm Snteru RuBlanbs bsrr.
f8snben 3ufdnoen gu erbalten, fam
beute bod eine Sepef9e in's Auslanb.
uei4e bsfagte, bab Der ansebrobte BE.
risraIfreif bsri9oben uorbsn fei, Bis bic
Rssieruns fur Elm fol9ss grsignib
tusnissr, unb bas gpIf better borbs.
reitet III, Bis oie @rnte einssbeimf unb
unb bic rsuOIutiondrs Beipssung R9
bann unter ben arbsiisIoien Bauern
bon islbf msbr unb msbr ausbrsitst.
Soweit imss2aufe besss8asss WsIbun.
gen aus Den beri4iebsnsn fbeiIen bss
2anbss singstrOfsn fub, Iafen oieis
srfebsn. baB bic @srbdItniKe, ausse.
tommsr pieaei9t tn ben Sunger-
bifritten, fur einer Nuffanb isbt nod
ri9t rsif fnb. Die Setter bes Rsbo.
lutionsratbss mtbtsn fa NIT ben 6is.
f6pfsn ab, FUN bisfe fur cine sluf.
i8iebuns bes gsnsraIFreifs su ss-
tuinnsn. 6sute fanb cine aDnfsren,
Der rsppIutiDndren @omites In 6inIanb
fiaii, bic ben Auff&ub bss alIesmeinsn
etrsits f9srts, tuobur9 ben Arbsitsr'
ftbrern cine f9wsre Gorge befsiiisi
rporben III.
9as brin9enofe ProbIem, tpel1ea
bic &ssierung gu l6isn bat. III bie Be.
bung bes R%otbfanbes i'm Snnsrn.
Die Iebte Miniisr.s ibuns mar Der
grpdgung bisier Jrass setuibmst uni
es uuroe bsf8loHen, In ben 6unssr'
bssirtsn 0othfanbsbauten aufhbren
3u laHsn. Cine 2ommifFon tpurbe e.
nanni, wsI@e bic 81, 500, 600, BIZ
bas parlamsnt ftr bic unterftbune
Der Rotbleibenoen notirt bot, aus Der
gsrwaltunssaelbsrn gu bef&afsn bat.
Die Webr3ubI Der 2onfitutionslen.
Semotratsn!bat I'D. na4bsm he ibr,
Sidtsi unb WsiIsnesIbsr ausbs3abl
erbalteu babsn, auf bic 6simreife BE-
gsben. Weber bic &eeierung nod bi,
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frtbsr TN ! parlament maBsebsnb,
partei, bic ibren ~3uiammsnbru9 purd
ibre @rObmdulisteit islbf berf9ulbs
bat.
Die Resierung bat ibr gsmiben
iibsrale Wdnner gum gintritt in ba!
WiniRerium su betpegen. nod MID
aufgegeben. 90 tf tpisber eine ba
bin9ebenoe auHorberuns benz BRO
fsRor WuremtisH. benz fribsrsn prd
Foenten Dss nnterbauies, susesanasr
bod In ss faum, gu srtuartsn, bab Der
ielbs ein Wintfer'p urtefeuile b.sebre,
tutrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
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Butter - Country. IA, 6reauaert 2le.
Sletx 23c
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-28
36fe.

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e@peberiate 8oe PEI Rhms stHbssuai&e,
e&meberidie 1sc, Biseoxftx Srsans 4 81
1aH, Stem Dori GbebbarS lie, sts8etut
I&er 2tnsburoer 13t. Grid l2e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-20
EQUAL TO NINE ELEVATORS.
Moving Stairway, or Exnlator, Fully
Tested in Holiday Rush

The moving platform. applied either as
a sidewalk over bridges or as a stairway
Is attracting the close attention OF cx-
perts. In regard TO the former use eN-
act figures ConclusiYely established the
extraordinary carrying capacity of the
moving platform compared with a
train of street cars, as we'll the small
er amount OF current needed to haul the
lead.
In like manner moving stairways OF eX
alators as they are called are far more
efficient than elevators In handling large
crowds I'm department stores and similar
Elaces Of business, In two large stores In
New York and Boston during the recent
holiday season careful count of the
number OF people carried by the cNala-
tors and the elevators was made The re-
suits went To show that Il single exolator
was equal In efficiency to eight or nine
elevators.
Furthermore. as the ascending and de-
scchdInp crowds are marshaled by the
eNdlatorS and never allowed TO come In
10 conflict, the advantage In preventing
confusion and congestion is great and in
striking contrast TO the conditions
attending the handling Of similar crowds
by ordinary elevators. Tha eXalator as
surodly has come to stay.