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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT (AoVer"
Mrs. Hampton Retained as Long
as Public Service Would Permit
George S. DOnneIl Makes Affidavit.

In conraction with Mrs Margaret J. Hamptons state
men that she dismissed from employment IN the cen
Sus bureau by Hon. HOke Smith, who was at that Time
secretary the Interior Hon George 5 Donnell' OF MIS-
sssipp secretary of the fifth civil service dstt OF the
civil service commission who was chei cerk oi e9
sus bureau during Hoke Smiths administration as secre
tary of the interior has furnished an adav "hch cor
reefs impression that Mrs Hamptons statement mghe
produce Mr. Donne assumes all responsibility lor Ue
dismissal Hampton, and says that she was given
employment just long possible and was hnay as
missed there remained nothing Tor her 10 oo
Mr.. Donnell's affidavit follows; ,.o
Georgia Fulton County In person appeared betore
mo GeGroe s Donne who on oath, says, that during
the of Hon Hoke Smith secretary of the
interior department. he chief clerk OF he census ou
The census bureau at that time the only bureau
in the interior department which not under the clV
service In this bureau secretary of the interior had
the ight to appoint clerks and copylsts. 49,,
This the only bureau OF the inferior IN winch ne
could appoint clerks copyiss; in the other bureaus OF
the interior department the clerks and copyss were APP
pointed by the civil service commission:
"Deponent is acquated with Mrs Margaret 1anp'oh
Mrs Hampton wasgiven work in census bureau at the
ton was kept in a position for about II months. =.
'Tha work of the was being wound up ana the
force being daily reduced We were giving up Iraln
ca and experienced clerks. Mrs. Hampton was not a
trained census clerk We kept her just as long as the
public service would permit ,,
recommended for dismissal on number OF occasions
and l. chief clerk, turned down his recommendation
on account or that Secretary smith mao expressed
the desire that Mrs Hampton should be kept In position
WMrs Hampton was not really suited for the work dur
ING the time that she retained in the department
finally approved the recommendation OF the chef OF her
vision for dismissal and gave her up, because could
not longer conscenOusy retain her IN the census 1hee
was nothing that she could 40.
''No negroes being given poSuons except where
servants work was required.
There we're number of negro clerks and copyists in
the service when MIR. Smith became secretary but IN
white men and women given the places, no positions
were given negroes the census except where servants
work was attached. -
ttThe negroes Henry c. Hawkins and Harrison Hamp-
ton pictures published IN the circular purpor
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
Claude N. Bennett Gives Facts.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,


Editor of the Journal .
was the private secretary of Hon. Hoke Smltn curing
the first half of his administration as secretary OF
remember Mrs. Margaret J. Hampton very we'll Sne
number Of pathetic letters Whch are SUI NJ n We
in the Department She first from Rochester N "
March 49, 1893. She wrote again In April staung ha
she had stood the civil service examination ana 1aeo 10
pass. -. 49, ;~4onor
have thoroughly examined the RECORDS OF the INFERIOR
department concerning Mrs. Hampton she never hau
position in Office and was never detained 10 Tue
natent Office for 1t is therefore, obvious hat she
mistaken when she that she was transferred from
the patent Office to the census ohlce: c,-:.,
Mrs Hampton given position by oecreIary oulUh
in the census bureau in January, 1894
The letter by Mrs Hampton from the oeoslde OF her
daughter is dated September g. 1894 In this letter she
begs Secretary Smith not to allow her dlscharge. - :.
On November 10th Mrs Hampton was recommended, III
batch of by the director OF the census ou
reau for dismissal The census bureau was beng wound
up and clerks being discharged every week An ex
animation of this list shows that Secretary smith person
allV dsapprOved OF the dismissal OF MIS- HdpIOn anu
thereby acquired her retention. e..
On December 81 1894 she was again recommended lot
dismissal with nnety-four others. memorandum was
made under Mrs Hampton's name saved once py Vhe
secretary" -, a
When this second recommendation come from the census
bureau for the dismissal of Mrs Hampton, with many
others Mr. Smith did again override the recommenda
ton of the director of the bureau he haQ saved ndrs
Hampton for two months having turned down the first
for her dismissal he approved the sec
ond recommendation about four months after her appeal
of September 3rd The approval then maze only De-
the dismisSas of the large batch or was
based upon the that nothing remained for them
to do. -
Mrs Hampton says that thirty days later she was
AGAIN given work under Commissioner Wright IN the In
terror department. do not recall the facts apouI s
but evidently another place looked up
for Mrs Hampton in compliance with the original drec
on given by Secretary Smith to do everything possible
for her CLAUDEN. BENNETT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
REV. CHEsTER'S SERMON
BuCketshops and DispensarieS Round
" Scored by Pastor OF Meth
Odist Church.

Below we print few extracts from
Rev. O. B. Chester's sermon on
chuck bishops and dispensaries" at
the Methodist church Sunday night.
These Sunday night sermons by Rev.
Chester have proven quite popular,
and many are always present to hear
him. Rev. Chester's text was:
Shouldest thou help the unGodly -
Some Christians are on too inti-
mate terms with the very wicked. 1t is
unfortunate for both.
"These institutions help satin.
Their existence in community to this
extent is paving the way to dishon-
esty, debauchery and he'll.
IA bucket shop is esta blished in a
town this size because of the gam
bling in futures already being done.
The shop will have to go out OF ex'
istence by act of the legislature, but
will the gambling cease?
There are three ways by which a
man can come into righttul ownership
of money or property; by inheritance,
gifts, or by earning it. II you get 1t
any other way it is not yours.
"When a man wins in cotton fu-
lures he has robbed some other man:
when he loses, some other man has
robbed him. The bucketshop, for per-
sonal reasons. encourages and helps
each in the robbery business.
"Whiskey strangles the angel and
arouses the brute in man. The al
most universal immortality of young
men is the most sickening and heart
rending fact concerning society.
Nearly every immoral young man is
drinking man. Whiskey, by its
supplying and degrading effects on
men and women, makes possible the
present alarming extent of the social
vice.
"a bucketshop, saloon or dispen-
sary is each an aid to the devil in his
work of damning. SO is any private
room which may be kept as a place to
drink dispensary whiskey.
1--WE find in Exodus, 2lst chapter:
if man owned an OK known to be
vicious, and let him run at large; if
the OK gOred man both the OK and
his owner we're to be put to death,
ANY sensible man knows that bucket
shops and dispensaries are vicious
beasts, known to gore.
"You would feel that your boy was
gored to death If taught to gamble or
drink. You would rather see your
daughter fall dead in her pew than to
have her become the wife of gambler
or drunkard.
Sometimes your hearts ache with
an awful dread, lest your sweet girl
should be doomed to that living death
"a drunkard's wife.
IA wife would rather face poverty
than to have her husband get money
by gambling in futures"
Mr.. Chester closed with an appeal
for christian homes, and a large
number of people gave him their
hands, pledging themselves to do all
in their power to make theft homes
religious. The congregation filled the
church except a few front seats.
Enough people sat in the Sunday
school room to fill the vacant seats
in front. The hearty endorsement
with which Mr.. Chester's utterances
have met is a happy sign.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks of collie, diarrhoea
and dysenterv come on without warn
ing, and prompt relief must be OBJ
tanned. There is no necessity of in
curing the expense of a physicians
service in such cases if Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy is at hand a dose of this rene
dy will relieve the patient before a
doctor could arrive. 1t has never
been known to fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous cases and no
family should be without it. For sale
by Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
ELECTION FOR AN ORDINARY
Clerk W. S. DOzier Names August II
as Day for Selection of Judge
Roberts Successor.

AS officially published in another
column of The News, Hon. W. S.
Dozier. clerk of Terrell county court,
has called an election to be held on
August 18th for ordinary to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
j. W. Roberts Under the law, the
clerk is authorized to call such an
election within twenty days after the
vacancy is created and to act as or
binary until the place is filed.
In this issue appears the announce
ments of DR.. w. B. Cheatham and
Messrs. j. H. Whitchard and j. w.
Peddy for the office and the name of
several other citizens are being pros
nectiYelY mentioned.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
The Fine Arts.

No college is complete without am
Pile provision for study and instruc-
ton in the fine art, such as music,
painting and elocution, for no girls
education is finished until she has
acquired some of these accomplish
ments. Cox College and Conserva-
tory, at College Park, Ca, offers
superior advantages in all these arts.
1t proposes to give thorough courses
in each by best methods and notable
instructors.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
Is NOT A CANDIDATE.
Hon. s. Il. Christie Does Not Want the
Office of Ordinary.

To those of my friends who are in
terested in knowing if l will be can
didate to fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF the lamented Rob
erts, will say that the present
state of my health, together with no
desire on my part to do SO. determines
my course in this matter. To the many
friends who have been kind enough to
mention it to me and to others | have
heard from | would say that l am sim
cerely appreciative of your friend
ship thus manifested. | have made up
my mind not to hold another Office. L
would ave retired before had circum-
stances been different.
S. r. CHRISTIE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
What a New Jersey Editor says.

NJ. T. Lynch, editor of the Phil
lipsburg, N. j., Daily Post, writes:
81 have used many kinds of medi-
cines for coughs and colds in my fami-
ly, but never anything so good as
Foley's Honey and Tar. I cannot
say too much III praise of it," Sold
by Hendricks Drug Store, Dawson,
Ga, and II. A. Wall. BronwOOd.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
HAS MOVED TO sHELLMAN.

Mr.. c. w. Curry and family are
now residents of Shellman, moving
from Dawson last week. They have
rooms at Mrs. Joseph Etheridge's res
idence and Mr.. Curry will be associa-
ted with The Curry Company .-SheIl-
man Sun.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
Twin Baby Dies.

On Friday of last week one of the
little months old twin babies of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Cannon died at their
home near Doverel, of congestion of
the stomach. The interment was at
Doverel cemetery. MIR. Mrs. Cannon
have the sympathies of the entire COM
munitv in their sad loss.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
advertisement.
advertisement.

ing to be negro appointments by Secretary Smith were
connected with the census bureau Harrison Hampton
was wagon driver and loader and Henry G. Hawkins;
who was an assistant messenger did laborers work ana
was apponted at the Instance of Hon. John Aloerson
the democratic congressman from West Virginia.
''No work done by negro could have been zone py
lady; it heavier work, and more menlal "orA ""n
any white men did in the bureau. , ..!
"Sworn and subscribed before the unqerSIgneo Ts
the 18th day of July, 1906 geo; .: DGN n -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
In Great Demand.

The demand for Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy here
has been so great that l have scarcely
been able to keep it in stock. 1t has
cured cases of dysentery here when all
other remedies failed.-Frank Jones,
Pikeville, Ind. This remedy is for
sale by Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-01
At Pine Island.

A party OF Dawsonians spent sever
al days last week at Pine Island on a
fishing trip. Friday they were tender
ed barbecue by Messrs. Frank Lun-
day and Bart Moreland. which was
very much enjoyed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

eusar GareS 6&txtsx - grfe naaIstdt :
$40 Efunb 1871: IL Ri,ms l8}e: l0-l2
pfuno 81: Hpeue GuaIttdt ; Sole ptt,nkh
l2ae; 10 pfanb 1876 ; IL Rfuxb l2is ; 10
Pfunb 24e.
GaIifo rnti&e e9tRisn- 6 bis 8 4faab s3e:
9 bis ID 4hinS g..
Spe9-4Iare eetten. 90 ID 20 RfrHb ta
Iur&i9nit, lle; SIors esstex, 20 BID 30
Rfanb. lie: atare Belize. 10 BID 90 8isnb.
l04:; IL bts Re sfe., lie; 10 BIZ Is Rfunb,
lac; aIare Slides, q, BID 30 Dtuxh. lie:
Ridden IL BIB l6 Efysb 1l}s; Mars Ra6ss Z
bs Q Rfnnn. IKE
Urnbthadss pe6-RzarG oAeita Gnreh l73s
sewdbIter euedr Gureb l7Se. 81 pisxh tl
Dar&f@mttt 16e 9 bs . 4fass sm Drs~s
iGnitt 1916: 10 ID IL Rtnxb M Our@fI9n*tI
I Il; s Nanb tn Dar@f4xstt, iqmaI, lie
9 BtsnS tm Ous&i@xtH. i4uaai, lels.
Gped. gnsI.-0epdats, 9 Cd 10 Pfnt
tm Dur9f9Hitt, lllsi - - II ptmb Ia
| Drr&i4utt. 12}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

eeoorrtes Htapasn@ - e@sxfez, rea.
eets, lac; gubsniettes los; Sxxsxt. IA
Qn6@eI 1916.
o@nItern-ensI. eureo, 10 Bic 20 Ffuan
In DurTi9ntt, ste; l6 Rfuxa DurGi9ata.
9S, 10 BITS lie 3frno 83e.
gepo6eItes S@usmsiaia -- xso@eRicjss
6anep Big $20. 80: FLARES Hsas sls. 90; Sasns
9 $500; ebort G!em 1850; sxupf
816. 90.
S@mas IN xierces Il. GmGI. 1o3 +; Q.
nnaIitdt 9ae: 9. nnaIttdt 81.
W0rfe 0erdu9erte Erotrpura Sc.
Srantfurtsr 7Se; Bologna h SSruta nc, ID
xu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

3 DetmaI seer otgt purot
Der G~nglanber @uguftin Poole, cir
Weteran oes &rimfrieses Q853-56),
Sn Der S9la4t bel Sf9ernaia 1856
fpliroe er bertpunbet uno, bd man ibn
FUR tpot belt, nit dnoeren 2eiden in
Elm Wldhengrab %getporfen. Cine lei9ts
S~efpegung feines 4Drpers' rettete Jpn
leopa bon Dem srdbli9en S9idial,
lebenotg b~egraben an perben. pool
lsbte geilall nod 90 Sabre rad fsinsm
erften 8eorGbnfR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
OeVoIe2teteS BSee.

SrtiHes RtnhFet0-NefIt4e etsers - ST
8&c; tieiise etiere 73--7ae; 4isRes Sesxb1
$40 bis Eo0 NfuxS &c; bssfee &abs 200
bro $50 Efurb 53e; xibe $50 b8 GO Pfsxb
&C.; 6tier Eoroerpsestsi &c. 4ass 6txters
utsrtel l0}e, RsRb otxtsrptssteI 81, Nsxb
Borberpisrtsl &c. Rub gorhesDser4eI ~. &sb
ptntsrDierteI 7e.
Srii&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 12s. ntxtsss
pierteI loo, Boroeruisrtd 63e.
Srtf&es S@offeii& - Sdrauses tss Btrxb
l2e ; H@afs SIC; e@exteI l8e; Weds hus,
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
Gdmereteus

Rotber 3Ieeiarnen So .9h-s.50.'
gns.i&er 3Ieefamen $3.50
NIbfe RIeeior1et $.e00-6 80
sIfaIfa RIeefamea $e.26-s.00.
Beiber &leeiaraea $500.
@ewdbIter Ttraotbs 81. 80-l.So.
OrbtnGrer bts gutter 5iwotbp s1.S0--l.76.
Sanep 4entudp gIausras s1.bo-l.BB.
4Iausras IN @baf 60e.
GnsItf&es BIGusras $l.46.
Or&arb @ras 81. 70-1.e0.
Reb Top tn gbaH 75e-$1.lb.
&afer 2orn 76e-$1.00.
annber 9u&errobr Samen $1.0O-l.2S.
Deiber Saferfamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.26.
Deibes unb seIbes 9orn $l.o0-L25.
%eo Sob GuiIase $~1.10--l.26.
gom Heas $l.76.
BILLET $3.50 bis $1.85.
SrIbiabrssD eten 81 40.
ee&wiebeI, weibe, seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
pee BuibeI.
Sab $ 8artoTeI, 9eIbe Serist, Dermubo.
9eIbe Naniemonb unb fabIt&e Queen $50 ves
Sas; rotbe Nanfentenb $.76; Dra1liaxti3s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
. @aeen. @aasI.

xfttct1p-BertaufSpretTe; 30. 00-1f. 80.
Ntqet - gerfaufsprsifs: 81. 00-ss.oo.
BeIi&forn - Bertaufspretis: is rad aes
OuaIttdt, 48-47c.
RdG-sef&dIt 82-86e: Ia ben Rs1ssn
% Oo-S9.Oo per xonne. seuer aa-e8s,
etrob-Prefe, is na& BEN essh. b Bab
len. S4.00-sB.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
S4lfdttr Sroit
Stir bic BET ben 'ruiTideu aratua1en geiddbigteu
9merifaner.

Ser oeufte 5loteniefredr hbr Siughu. - sSabmmtrie6e in &mBlanb. =
Ser Grinber Ss ySotben aren@s" i'm Sterben.-Oeferreht inter-
hbt Seutdlaub anf Der y arOffuGonferen3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

S~nSianapsIts 2afee'grete:
0e~o9nI. BIB gutter l0-lae; s=sxra b.s 90
pd1lter A-lse ; 5aneY s2s--sas. soEh,s
Deuoru 10 Biz 22e. Sana 2s-82e.
Sn Ba6etsn:
xrtoia $14.75. 2ton S1I.76 Sers.r Ga II
Caracas Sll.7 rs. DiHuortb1 SIG. 30, Dsss
Sara Tlenb $500, GIimas Saba gIenb
$14'75, Ouriea $ll.76.
Suder-Domsnoes 7.l7c; asti6sutsf 8 80
puIuerifrter 6.32e: x9fx SuIrertFrtn 6.37s,
ietner sranultrter 6.02e; gubes SAC; .os.
fectioners' u 6.07e; Stbsepoob U 4.s2e; NIB
11 Y 4.72e; empire Y A. e7s; SSsss srsxa
0oIoen 8 4.67e; Dinbfor ertra 6 4.B7s,
&issspooS 6 l.4se; seIbsr 9 6.l2e; Ib gel,
bsr 4.07.
9etrOdnete Sri9te-aepfeI, an ber euxns
setro6net. SC; SObonnesbeerex 7e sts 7<e:
Gttron 1as BIB l4e; 9ofnsa. q grprus, PCT
Pfunb. 7e. 8 Grown 7}e. 4 groun We iacs
u~senfreie sbts Sc, California RuseateI TVS;
euItana nc. turpsrtirte euItaaa lie bH Iss
California Gpriioien se BIB Ia.
MHe-BrasiI mea &c BIB loo; Sslberts Iss
NanSeIn IA; ue;9i@aIise Haxhs!x lse-
Sorban @enSeIS lbe: Heaxuts DC BIB Bss,
9eroffete 7e bts &c; GnsIi@e BaIxiHs
Gffs-Rah 40 OF. xef). Sas, g. 10 per
Sauone.
BidIss-24OO tt 5ab $40; ls0o Irn ST.
50: 1900 I'm aaIbfab $500; o Ina gar
1880.
stdrfs-SearI. BIC. Gbaurriox Slot. l uzt
8 Fhaao Ea6sts 8, TorR, ! S3fp. Fafsts,
4X-63e.
eano9-7e; etansen senfff9t &c; etp'
esr semii@t &c; Banner Emit Sc; grsax
8onbons loo; Ns. 9 Cream ser:if9t &C.
&eisNearoItna, 4opt. 4s--sse, S0$as 81
she, gebro9ener, 3--4c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
0etxH0e,

@ebeS - go. 2 rptber e53c, asf Ssles
isn. &c non RabIen; No. 8 rotpr 81,
6ebruar, 8 rs; @agemwe3es s4e.
aoru tneaes) - Eo. l mets Allie sn. 2
wess 4lae; 30. 8 ueis Ais, 30. 1 NH,
4O:; 10. 2 weis sernti@t 42e so. Q
psts senftf@t as; 30. 4 psts sssa'i6t
A0c; go Q seIb Ale; 30. 8 s'E IL ;
go. 4 selb 49,; go. 3 seasfQt Ale;
sto. 8 aenHi&t Ale I; SO. 4 semtiQt 40e :
apIben Ale.
1afer- SO. 2 wetssr Bic; 20. 8 rsssey
32e; 30. 3 eeuii4ter 803e; 70. Q ssxs.iatss
DOC.
eeu 30. 1 atmottp $3.50; 10.
Q, SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

yrs&te NAB eemfie.
Sra4ts
HepfsI IL Suite Ro@dpfsI $3.50 per Sab.
Uananen 81. 00-1.25: tiesne 7~6e-$l.o0.
ettronen So uO-3.76 psr Rife
Oransen - 50 25-s.7s per Rifle.
9rauben 17.e per 8orb.
Birnen 81 .U0-1.25 per SuibeI.
0emais.
Hotbe &iiben 25e per Dutenb 8un9es.
@eIerp 25s-40e per Bun&.
Opfter 4Iant zoe per Dnsexb.
Sraut - xi.0o-1.25 per Jat.
8lumentobI s2.51 per Eutenn.
Gurfen = $1.ss Der Tutenb.
SaIat - 12ke per phGnb.
8eterfIie l6e per OuseHo DuR@es.
RntofeIn - SOC - zoe per BuibeI.
elbfartpHeIn - Strsinia $3.50; Salt''
NOR sac -a.sS; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sas.
8uiebeIn - Totbe unb ueibe $l.36 per
bunoert 8funb; epanii@s 8wiebeIn ]. s6
per &ifte.
Tabieie Acc per Taitenb.
Syinat - Doc per Ouseno.
tomatoes S. per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
S1iFsna@rimten.

Nstp BORT: vprin3effu Srene" bon 8ss
nua; .georic" BON 2tDer pool;
,&pnbam" bon Rptteroam.
Queenstown: rWaieRic" ban Sem BORT
palermo: ,ultonia" nod Sem BORT.
2ipsrpcOl: .Splpanta" nod 8ofon;
Baltic" nod Nsm Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

nanSIer besabIen foIsexns Prstis;
1utter - Country. lles Srsomern 49,.
eIatR 27c
Nrii&e Ger-14e per Cutexo.
Sabner Sc. Hdtxe 3. Tur4etsEl0El2e.
Sa,sn - $1.u0 Biz SLAB per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
R6te.

guaroB . Bertausstr.is SnrS0st'si'
s@peiserfdfe 80c per Efuxo sa~aesuai@s.
S9weberfdie lis, Eiaeuxan sream . 2a
Is, Reu Dori Ghefbarss lie. ssxSstaS
j@er 2tnsburger lie. Brid lbc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

pom Jsofpen Sreu3 ite9t I'M SterDen.
Der cole Wenidsnfrsuno bsrtpslbete
fsin gan3es sinft beoeutenoss 8erm6ssn
sur 56roerune isiner Sa6pfun9 uno
aerietb baour9 in bittere Nrmutb.
Dor flint Sabren erbielt er auiam.
men nit benz 5ranspfsn Jrso.rie
paHap Den @obsl. prsis, bod identte er
aud bic 100, 900 Granes. Die ieinsn
9~ebsnsabeno iorsenlOs MAIDEN ioltsn,
tuisosr meg.
@r-p
Stepbanp's JIu&t.
Wsrfu9.
3hrt9, 28. 6eb. Der auf Nn'
iuden Der osutf&sn Beb6rben bier psrs
6aftets frtbsrs poli3eitommihar Ste
pbanp aus Strabturg, Der 0erfaHer
Der bielermdbnten 6tanoalbrodare,
tpel&er pegen untsrf9lasuns amtli9er
Aftst berfolet tpirb unb tibsr bsRen
Nusliefsrung nod feine gnti4eioung
sstroHen if, 6at einen Siu9tberIu9
ssma9t.
Der 2ofalitdten bes @%epabriams un.
tunsis, ftr3te CT eins Sreppe hinab,
f6leppte f& trOB Der erlittenen Ser
IsBuneen nod auf bic Strabs, mo sr
aber sr9rifen wuroe.
NaG elmer nnisriu9une ieines t6rs
psrli9sn 3ufanbes wuroe es FIR n6tbig
bsfunben, ibn in's Soipital 3u brinsen.
5ranfreid.
Debate iber u rmee.
Yaris. %. 5ebr. @dbreno Der
Debate iiber bas Mrmse.g Budget In Der
Seputirtsnfnmmer tpurbe Der Mntrng
eefslt, bic Sauer Der idbrlidsn Yienf'
lsifung Der erffen &sisrbe urb Der
2anowebr berabauieben.
2rie9sminifer gti.nne mar enti9ie.
ben ssgen ben Nntrag unb ma4te gsl'
tenb, bic S%efsnfpfraft bss 2anoes
bdnge bon ben &eierpen ab. Seuti9s
lamb psrIanss bon isinsn &~sierbsn
idbrli9 40 Sage 9ienfleiiuns.
Die Seputirtentammer beihlob, bic
idbrlias 9isnHssit Der @sierbifstt /.
Rlahe bon % auf 10, ber 4anopebr
bon Is uuf 6 Sage bsrab3uieben.
Ser Genat bat fd bsreits fur ben
ldnsersn Ssrmin ausssipru4en.
Shrfei.
5 orberuns Der Wereir ! g.
ten Staten.
onfantinopel, %. 6sb.
Die amsritanii9e @eianoti8aft bat Der
pforts snsrsii9 poraefelt. bab fe bic
amsrifaniI9sn 2ebranfalten 3u Beirut
ufu. sbsnio anerfennen miRe, tuie bie
Sdulen anoerer Nationalitdten. Steie
ansrtennung murbe i6on bel Der
amerifaniidsn SlOttenoemonfration
I'm aueuf 1904 peripro4en, 1T
aber nod nidt offi3iea perftinoet NOR.
ben.
Gbina.
@ uqtbuung berproden.
petins, % Jebr. Die &saie.
rung bat ben @ouberneur BON Nan=
dang, prObins 2ian9ie, no 6 ~fran3b'
fii8s Ssiuitsnmiffiondre unb A britiide
untsrtbansrl srmOrbet uuroen, aufgs.
foroert, aae 8beiInebmsr on benz
WaTacrs frsnge 3u bsfrafen. sic
bat fi9 ferner fofort bereit ertIdrt, ans
ssmsFsnsn Sdaosneriab 3u leifen.
Spanien.
IL per onen ertrunfen n.
BtIbao. %. Geb. 6ier fanf
bsute elm tbsrlabenes Gdbrboot; IL
perionenu ertranfen.
3pnferena.
AI9eetras, %. Gebr. Sibi
-
Wobammeb FL Wofbri ertldrte einsm
2orrsfponbenten. baB Der fran3DRI&e
@eianbte Sailanber NIT Der 0srleib.
ung Der 2~OnaefRonen bon @aiabIanca
uno Safi on eie @reuaot 60. Ni9ts an
tbuti sehabt babe. Eisielben isisn als
@ntf9doiauns fur 8ermsRunssn se,
ma9t tuoroen, tuelde bic 2ompagnit
pornabm.
Der 6srsog bon Wmobobar unb BIZ
anosrsn fpanti&en Delesatsn mtRer