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The Washington times., 1906-10-14
BelascO-Rakemann Concert Orchestra.

WashingtOns lack of popular OTches-
tral music VIII be met in culture by the
recert formation OF the Rakemann Con-
cert Orchestra, which is composed OF
NasEingtOn's representative musicians,
many OF them having been connected
with the former Washington symphony
Orchestra under Reginald De kOyeu
is Herman {. Rakemanu, the former
concert master Of the De kOyen organ
iZatlOn and long recognized as the lead
ing local authority In his line, cOmbiu-
ing a wide knowledge OF music and mu-
steal art with a perfect mastery OF in
stFumeuJal Interpretation The first
concert viii be given Sunday night OC-
JOber y next. al the BelascO TheaIer.
and the program should appeal 10 the
widest possible circle OF mLsic-loyers.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Coming Attractions
National-Elsie Janis in ".The Wander
bilt Cup"

The attraction at the New National
Theater next week will be The Van
derbilt Cup" with little Elsie Janis,
the popular seveuteen-year-Old star as
the bright particular feature. This
play Is one Of the most novel ever pre-
sented 10 the American theatergoer,
having as its sole reason for existence
the automobile. The smell OF gusolene
is everywhere and dominates every
scene of the big production Local
interest attaches TO the engagement In
that Mr.. Barney Oldfeld and Mr. I'd
ing each performance in ha1r-raislng
automobile race that Is said 10 be the
most startling ever seen before the
fOOtlights. The usual matmees-
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Springman as Poet.

This is the latest from the pen OF Pri-
vate Springman, poet laureate Of the
force:
Officer Boswell of Number Six,
In his stocking Ieet stands six feet six.
With his helmet off he stands aloft,
And wears Decentralization t-cOme-
off
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Academy TOnight-shepard's Moving
Pictures.

Two hours Of genuine enjoyment.
bright catchy comcdy. and sweet
heaTt-tOuch.ag pathOs, with delightfully."-
entertaining scenes Of foreign travel. are
oneTed by Archie J.. Shepard for to-
nights concert at the Academy. The
regular Academy orchestra viii be
heard IN a pleasing concert during the
entire two hours OF the exhibition,
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

jumped. and was across the road before
the police knew what had happened.
The woman sprinted up Fifth street.
and in front OF the Columbian Building
ran into the arms or a citizen, who neld
her until the officers arrived.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

John W. Reed, one of the expert ac-
countants of the Office of Comptroller
Of Treasury. was called suddenly TO
Rhode Island Wednesday on account Of
the death of a SON
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Personal Glimpses.

Sealer of Weights and Measures w.
C Haskell has returned to his desk
after a vacation spent with his brother
in Jefferson. Ohio Sealer Haskell is
the Sworn enemy OF the short weight
ice mem" that is, the ice men who
mulct the househOlders on the weight
proposition. or those who don't weigh
their ice at all, but trust to the uncer-
tainties of eye-measurement. The latter
portion of the Sealer's vacation was
spent IN comparative repOse. he realiz-
ing that the weight cribbing' would
naturally fall of with the coming of
fall weather. The Sealer. however. de-
clares that now that he is back again
he will safeguard the household as ever.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

W. H. Emery has been absent from
his desk at the department the past
week. being on q fishing trip up the
river
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Mrs. Elizabeth W. Seney, clerk in
the Office of Auditor for Interior. has
rendered her resignation
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

James H. Day has returned to his
desk in the Office OF the Auditor Tor In
terror after vacation spent In Atlantic
CITY.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Belasco-'Before and After" /"

The greatest farce. and the finest cast
IN te.s years is what Robert Hunter
claims for Leo Ditrichstein's lateft
laughter-piay. Before and AfteE
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Homer l. Hirst has gone % Atlantic
City TO spend his leave OF absence.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

~. 5. Graham. of office OF Auditor for
Interior. is back from his vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Revenue Cutter Oder.

cant +. Il. Newcomb. IN addition to
present duties. assigned TO duty as sup
erintcndent Of construction OF life-saviug
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

The following promotions in the Office
of Auditor for Interior have been made
recently: Edwin c. Campbell, from
81 200 TO S1.4O0: II. Sheppard. from $1,000
to 81 POO: H. Ii. Thornton. from 500 TO
500. Elmer HarLleN from $3.50 y $40.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Charles c. Wells is on leave of absence
which he is spending in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Harry GiOvannoU, chief OF stamp d.
vision Internal Revenue Bureau, has
gone to Kentucky on "a fishing trip. lie
intends going with "A party to the Cum
berland river for two weeks angling.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Herbert b. May. of Alabama, a clerk
in the mail and files division Of Sec
retary's office. rendered his resignation
recently To take effect the 18th inst.
lie resigned 10 accept "a position under
,--e Isthmian Canal Commission and left
for his new post in Panama yesterday.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Miss Myrtle Bum is away on her an
maui vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Deputy Health OFFICER Harry c. Nc
Lean has returned to his desk. after a
late vacation of thirty days Mr. Nc
Lean was one OF the last at the Dis
trict building 10 take leave. His asso-
ciate, DR.. w. c. Fowler, is yet to go.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

r. A. Conard, of the sewer division
Of the Engineer Department. has re-
signed to take effect Immediately Mr..
Conard viii embark in a new field.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Courts sna Lawyers
GZI75=zS..y-

r.orenzo A Bailey has returned 10 the
city after two months vacation spent ia
Portland Me. and Atlantic City y. j,
George Il. Lamar is back in Washing
ton ready for the work of the fan term
OF the District courts. He spent part Of
his vacation at Birmingham. Ala, ana
the remainder at his country home IN
Maryland.
John F. Laskey, OF the firIn of Thomp-
son x Lasley, is back from mis- annual
visir to Atlantic City, where he always
spends part of his summer holiday.
Capt. Harry Bingham. clerk of Crimi-
nal Court No. o, Justice Barnard pre-
siding. is stiu confined TO his home by
Illness. Since he returned from his trip
20 Europe Capt. Bingham has not been
well and soon after he reported for
work was compelled 90 leave his desk
for the care of his physician
Clayton T. Emig has returned to
Washington after an absence of two
months He spent his vacation In New
York and Central Pennsylvania,
Bates Warren, after an absence Of
two months spent at Magnolia, Mass,
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Assistant Assessor Frank Nye is back
from a short trip TO New York city.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
THEATRICAL NEWS AND GOSSIP &.

satir.cal kind is AFFORDED by the many
different comedy characters that pre-
dominate.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Bates Warren, after an absence Of
two months spent at Magnolia, Mass,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

9eb6rrtes Ntxpaep@ - cnures. r.o.
ests, 12}e; 1uSewfsttsx 10s; Srxex. la
3n6&d 1916.
e@uitern-gngi. Sureh, 1s M3 20 Rtuxb
tn' Durei@niE, &c; Is ptuxh Our9f9nttt,
8e, 10 bts IL Efnab ole.
0ep66sIteS eQwsmsnstfa - sso6exipjss
Uanep Big S20. LEO: Riares 6ess sls. 90; SGns
9 $500; Short SIeoz $3.50; Shfmpi
S18 90.
S@maab = n Ttsrcss Il. Oval. lot q,
0uaItdt SIC; Q. naaltt& ct.
darfe 9erdu9erts Bsatmuxr &c.
Erantfnrter 72e; Bologna h Tdrrss 7ls. Ia
xu4 SIC.
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Dsm DaeeasHsss.

xt1otbp-Beriaufspretie: SIC. Ola o.
NtQet - 8ertaufspreiie: .o0-ss.G.
DeiGiorn - geriaufspreie: u ratl ia
0ualttdt, 80 55s.
3afr-sef&dIt 1856; h ben Eskrsn
Dc. 00-$9.00 per Tenns. Reuer 32-e6t.
etrob-prete. ie mad BEN g:Ls. n Erh
len, $4.00-s6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

euaar Garsb 6@hxtsa - gyfs nnaittat
1p-20 Rfunb 1871: ID ohnb l8}e: l0-l1
Pfuno Be- snetis Ouattt& Sole pfsmt
sse; 10 4funb lax ; u Rtmb l9ls {; 10
4funb 24e.
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Q Bis Is 4fnsb 81.
epea-aIars 6ettsx. 60 ID 90 4{nxb ID,
1urui@ntt. lie; Mare Gsttss, 20 ID &c
qiunb, lie: 2iase Dtllsl. - - 90 4tnh.
I04 Ia BIB 2 sD.. lis; Ii ~ 1e 1fumb.
re; alsre RRdea. ~ 60 Climb, l1}e,
sxides IL BIZ Is ptsxb LIE: Mass maiden I
81 Q Dtnnb. 71Se
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ssudbIter Suoar Gufsb 172e, 81 YfaHb ID
Dr&f@mttt lie N . phmb IN DxrqI
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l e; bBiazb IN Dus4t4.itt, tt4ma1, liz
&isusb ts Dar@i4niH. i4mal. le1e
COED. gneI.-om llta, 8 - 10 plnl
IN Dur@i&uit, l43e; - - Il phnb +
Dw4i4utE, l2le
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5rt@es NinbHeii@-Beatt4s etsrs - 81
a.; &seige etsts II r.; Betss Rsnbe
80 bic kn0 Gfuxb 7e; tteRee RRbs zoo
hs $50 Yfunb 5le. xRAs b60 u GO $taab
&C.; etier goraerptertd &c. ctaes ctxtsss
p,srtsl I0Ss. Eixo 0txtssutssta 81, Naab
BorberpiertsI &c. au9 Bogherptsrse ~. &ab
nnterpiertel 7e.
5rti&es SaIbFet~-xdInes lbs. Nsntsss
utertsI 15e, Bcrbepterte 63e.
Srif@es e&afleti& - 8drrusx tS pt9xb
r.: I; 6&afe S3t; e@exttl l8t; Usd5 hn3,
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

Hotber QIeeiamei IS .2b-e.60
gnsli&er 9Ieefamer $3.50
NIibte &leeiarten $.e00-6 30
AIfaIfa 2Ieefamen $8.26-9.00.
Beiber &leeiamea $500.
@eudbIter Timotbp 81 .80-1.S0.
Drbindrer bis gutter Tixotbp sl.s0-I.7s.
Soncp 3entudp 8Iausras $1.6O-l.5h
4IGusras IN ebaf 60e.
@ngItf&es HIansras $l.45.
Or@arb @ras 81. 70-1.e0.
@eb 1op IN @baf ~75c-$I.lH.
4affer Rom 76e-$l.00.
antber 9uaerrobr Samen $l.OO-l.4.
Deiber 9aferiamen 40c
6rdbiobrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom $1.0C-I.25.
Reo Sob GnfIase $l.10-l.25.
Som geas $l.76.
NRuet 81. 30 bis $1.85.
SribiabrSs@e pen $1.40.
SetswiebeI, ueibe, eeIbe uuo rotbe $3.50
per HuibeI.
= Sab $ 9artofeI, 8eIbe Serfep, 6srmuba,
gelbe Xanfentonb tnb fibgi4e 0ueex $40 ses
S6ab; rotbe Ranieunonb S2.76; BraHIiaxi4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

&aHen2reffs.

Snbtanapstis Rafees9reHe:
oeu5bnI. bs gutter lo-l2e; prtsIa SIS 40
~d1lter A-lse Sanep 89Esae. saIs.s
geuow Is BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-s2e.
SR Ra6etsn:
xstoia $14.75, Sion $1t.75, Seslss s1l IS
Caracas s1l. 70. Digmortb'a Gle. 10, Duts
Sara 8leaS $500, GIimas SABA gIenb
$14'76, Duriea $Il.75.
Su6er-Dorasnoes 7.47c; gti6sadsr 8 80
ruIuertfrter 6.82e; xxxx puIperiHstH 6.37.,
fetner ~sraxultrter 5.02e; gubes SAFE; sos,
fectsoners' 5.07c; Rtbsepoob Z 4.s2s; Ra5s
xir Z l.7se; empire a4.e exc; Sbsa' trns
eoIbea 8 4.b7e; Hinaipr grtra 4.b7sj
Wsgepoob 6 l.4k: eeIber 8 6.l2,; Ii gel
bee 4.07.
eetro6nete 5ra9te-aepfeI. On Der eoxxs
setroGnet. &c; Sobonnesbeerex 7s sss TIC;
ettron Lie BIB 14s; Rofxsx, q grpux, pa
Rfunh. 7e, 8 Gromn 7ie, 4 Groua 7fs Sas,
m~enfreie ebts 9e, California Itaseatsl TVS;
Guiana 7k, taporttrte euItana lie BID Tls
California aprttofen g bts lac.
5Nne-Ura3u neH &c o1 loo: Tlberts lst
D3anbeIn IA; wei8i@alise EexbsIx l5e'
Serbian IanbeIn l6e; Reaxuts k bic sls.
s~er6fete 7c bis Sc: GnaIi&e RaIzirRs
eifs-2aIa go er. xef). Sat. - 10 per
galIone.
RidIes-2400 TN Sas 80; l2o0 in Sss
IS: 1900 TIT SsIbfab $500; 600 IN 8as
$50.
etarte-PearI, 8fe, ebanrptcx eIok / xxi
8 RfunS 8adete 5. 3orx. l Rfs. 4a6sts,
4X-6}e.
eanby-7S etansea seu.ii@t 7: eros
eer seu.ii&t 63c; Banner Epsa &c; Areas
8onbons loo; Ns. Q Greaul ssu1ii@t g.
Reis-9aroItna. 4opf. A. eie, Sassx 81
-63e, gebro4ener, 8-<e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
S9tffatrtspertras


90 n, IS. Mdra. Die Re9terun9
bot nit BEN 6ferrei&u&en 2Iopo einsi
reuer Qontratt bereinbart. Nur Der
9enaue Netrag Der Subpention, es tper'
ben an IL. 600. 600 Rronen ietn, III
nod feifaufeten. Die Gompaanie ber'
pi1t&tet R& baaeaen 104 6abrtea bon
8risf nod Msraubrien. SO BON 3riea
nod Ronfantinopel uub Der iprif&en
Rhfe. IL mad Sapan, IL mad eal'
eutta. 20 mad 8ombap unb 8 nod ar.
s~eutinieu upb Braflitn "a MAIDEN. 10.
mite eiuen 0ienR an Der balmatiutf&en
2nife einsuri4ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20


Itgeeira as. 10. Ndrs. gs TT
bier bie AnR3t berrf9enb, BOB cine
Yeileaung Der beuii& : frana6Ri&en
YiHeren8enl3n nod bic Sa9e bon
Stunoen tf. @s uurbe bsute Mbenb
fogar b~ebauptet, haB bie Bebinsunsen
zines aamprcmiRes tbatfd9Ii9 f9on
arransirt ieien. u. baB bies nfanbisuna
In Der nd&Ren plenarRbuns Der Ron.
ferena erfolsen utirbe. far uel4e aIlsr.
binas nod feiu Datum bsaimmt if.
es foileu tn Der Poli3ei. unb IN ber
DantfraseR ouaeIRonsu esma&t ,porbsn
iein. bod if nt&ts Rdbsrss bstannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
HrHmte nab oemtte.

6rtdbte NM seismic
Sra9tG
aepfeI Suite ao@apteI $3.50 per SOB.
Bananen / .0O-l.2t; fe.xe ~76e-$1.oo.
gttronen s. CO. 3.75 per RIPE.
Oranaen - 81. 25-s.75 per Rifle.
Sraaben 17ie per 4orb.
Birnen $1.G-1.25 per 4ufbeI.
0emdis.
y3otbe %aben Csc per Eutenb 1un&es.
@elerp 26s-4ce pes Dun4.
Opffer SLANT zoe per Dusexb.
Rraut = si.0o-l.25 per 6aS.
1lumeniobI sa.6l per Dutenb.
@urten = $l.s. per DutenS.
eoIat - l2ke per Rhanb.
geteriIie l6e per DusenD bus@es.
3artofeIn = zoe zoe per SuibeI.
eabtartofeIn 8nsiria sa.bo; Salt''
NOR sac -LsS; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
HuiebeIn - Motbs unb ueibe $'.5b per
bunoert gfuns; epanii&e 8wisbeIn sl.ss
per Rite.
yabieie src per Tutenh.
Spinat - 35e per Oasenb.
tomatoes S. per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
0etret0s.

Behsx - Sso. 3 rctber Soc, an' es'ts
fen, a1e ron yRabIem; 30. 8 rotea sle.
Ndr;, 853e; &aeexpetssn e3e.
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wetb 49,; SO. 8 uets As. xs. ( % n.
45e; Ho. 2 ,uets sen,ti@i 4,e SS Q
uets senii&t 46e; 30. 4 ras ssaiid.
4be; SO 2 seIb ass; Eo. 9 sers t6 4
30. 4 gelb Abs; 30. eeuat9t 49,;
30. 8 aemif@t z6;; SO. 4 sem,rt zbs ;
4pIben %.
eafer- SO. 3 mettsr 82e; 70. s rsssts
3l3s; 30. 2 0emti4ter 313e; Ro. 8 ssasieht
S1c
eu 30. 1 atrnottt ,11.0). 10.
., 80 %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
RnBInnb.
gerti9t BON mites ABB
hteb.

y tIte . NuS
6teb.
81. GETTYSBURG, 10. Mdr3.
Sn off3iellsn 9reiien nerIautet. baB
prsmisrminifsr @itts isinsn abi9ieo
einaerei9t uno ben friiberen 6inanami.
niHsr 2ofowIou aIs @adfolssr uorses
fdlassu bat. Witte min f9 bon sinem
Ssrslsioen I'm Muslanos furirsn laRen.
g +. peters6urg, 19. Ndr3.
Die AH. prsfe TT nidt In Der Gage,
beute ateno bas @ertidt 3u bsfidtigen,
baB prsmierminifer Witte ieinsn Nbs
i6ieo esnommsn babe, ba Der premier
f9 bsreits aurtdge3osen batte uno bic
2anslsi gsf6Iofsn mar, aIs Der Qorrs-
fponbsnt mad Nitisrna9t anfraets.
Nus .abiolui R9srsr Quslle srfdbrt
man absr, bob sr in elmer SiBuns beg
Rei&sratbss bsute Na9mittag cine gs.
merfung uiahte, bic bon bielsn Wits
slisbsrn alsl grtldrung aufssfaBt miro,
oaB feline 3arriers balb bsenoet if.
Reactiondreb eben
petter.
ct. GETTYSBURG, 10. Wdrs.
SroBosm @raf Witte linen oas 9anb.
tperf gu leesrl osriu4t bat, fsbtsn bic
&eactiondrsn ibre antiIsmitiids Ngitas
tiOn nnbsrbrOfen fort. @adoem er
bas cabinet gs3tuungsn battle, bic Qns
terortifuns BET 6eBe au beidlieBen.
forosrie Der premier bic ihoiidsn Sub
rer i'm Sti0en auf. ihm iofort Mittbei.
lung au MAIDEN, tpsnil bic iiraslitiidsn
Beuobner irsenb elmer Staot ooer Ori.
faaft bsbrobt tuerbsn Iolten. Stun
fino ibm 8eueife oaftr gelisfert NOR.
ben, bob bic rsactiondre Clique i'm
gereine nit ben beri1ieoenel @oHbers
neHren bon Siraeliten on i'm seri4tete
Brisfe uno Gepeidsn untsrialdet. Sn
Witsbst unb bsrfdisbsnen anbsren
Ortidaften fnb bic Selegrapbenbeam.
ten ansebli8 bon benz Winifsr oes
Snnern, 9urnopo, aneeuieisn pors
ben, feline Warnunssn Dor brobsnberi
nnruhsn ent6altenoe Sslearamms an
Witte 3u bsf6rbsrn. Der @ensbarme.
rie.@ bef. @raf pobgori9anie, Der fei-
nsr 3eit In @omel ben p6bsl 3ur Nie.
oermsBeluns.oer Suoen bewaHnsis, III
bon Surnouo nur gum S9sine fsines
poffsns sntbobsn tuorbsn, Sn @irt.
ltGteit bat er in Dalta in Der 2rim cine
before STEELE erbaltsn.
ssut. g srf&Offem.
g t. petersburs, 10. Mdrs.
Der frtibere 2sutnant S9mibt, Der i'm
leBten Hobember bic meuternoen
Rriegsi9iHe auf benz G9mar3sn Neere
fOmmanbirte. muroe beuts su Ct9atoF
nit 8 fsiner WatrOisn srf9sKsn.
Nt&tbiel 3uertparte n.
StfIts, 2aufaHen, 10. Wdra.
Sn elmer Proclamation tbsilt Der 0ice.
f6nig ben A%usldnoern. tpslGe bet Den
QrawaIsn S9absn srIitten baben, nit,
COB er In ibrer Sa3e Ni9ts thun
f6nne. st sibt ibnsn ben @aib ia ben
@eridten bieigeamte 3u bslangen, bic
TIRE pfi&t BET unterortduns Der I'm.
ruben rii4t gstban baben.
Banterott.
W osfau. 10. Wdr3. Q. unb
u. &afopsusH, bie beosutsnHsn 2auf-
leute Rublanbs baben nit $13, 500. 900
paiRpa Bancroft gema4t.
2ein @sIb fur .gdter&en".
81. petersburg, 10. Mdra.
Der gerliner BANTER Ne~nbelsiobn
battle cine Iange Mubisna beIm 3aren
uno srtldrte benz 5erri@er, BOB sr bi.
plaeirung elmer neus, rufRf&en an.
leibe ni4t!hbernebmsn tonne.
Spanien.
Rarctfo. 5raqe.
Itgeeira as. 10. Ndrs. gs TT
bier BITE anf&t berrf9snb, baB eine
Yeilsaung Der oeutf9 frana6Ri&en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

SdnbIer bssa5lsx fO!geros Eresie!
8u!ter - COUNTRY, lte, sseoufsEs 28e
eIqi1 27c
Srii&e gisr-14e per Daitexh.
0ibner Sc. Adt1s 8, TuristS-l0-l2e.
Saien = $1..O bis $1.s5 per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
Rate

gnaros , Heriaufstrsak Snarorfssss
s@psberfdfe 80e pei Ptsxb sh5stnaf@s'
S6peperidte It's, Btsecnfn Sseaus 8 Ri
10, Rew Dors GbebborSl lbs. stxAetss'
t@er 2!ntburssr 14e. GRID l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20
Yremierminilter &itte
SSH angebli9 5nriidtrete1l nmO 5nr &nr in's S(ass
LAMB geben.

gereinbauus in aIsniras ansebGb in einigen stunOeu 80 srwarten. autu=
mublnnfaa BEG Brin;en Seinrd. -Seutde StuOenten tn @farieQes
sefiert.- Gr=&5nigiug faaie aus 5ranfreid aussemhien.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-20

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-18
WEARY WINNER IN
 EIGHT ROUND BOUT
AURELlo HERRERA IS FLooRED FIVE TIMES IN SECOND ROUND. SECONDS THROW UP SPONGE IN SEVENTH.

Milwaukee, August 17.-Charles Weary of Milwaukee defeated Aurelo Herrera of Bakersfield, Cal. in the seventh round of an eight-round bout before the Badger Athletic club tonight. Herrera's seconds threw up the sponge after Neary had hoored his man in the first minute of the seventh round, when it was apparent the Mexican could not arise to his feet before the count of ten. It was Neary's fight from start to finish. The Mexican was fioored once in the first and five times in the second round. and was saved from a knockout by the bell. Herrera stayed through the third round, taking consd- erable punishment. He was fioored for count of nine in the fourth and stalling alone saved him from knockout
 Herrera seemed to get stronger in the fifth, and staggered Neary with a ter rife right to the jaw, but the Milwau- kee boy soon recovered The Mexican was again strong in part of the sixth, but toward the end of the round Neary had him reelng. Neary was more determined In the seventh, and one minute of fierce fighting landed a right jolt to the jaw that ioored the Mexican and his seconds threw up the sponge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-18
SAMATRA AND VIM
 DIVIDED HONORS
sAMATRA WINS FIRST RACE IN TRIAL FOR DEFENDER OF THE ROOSEVELT CUP, AND VIM WINS RECORD RACE.

Marbehead, Mass, August H.-The Su- matra, owned by Francis Skinner of the Eastern Yacht club and Vim, owned by F. L. Park of the New York Yacht club, divided the .honors today in the seventh and eighth races for the selection of the three defenders of the Roosevelt cup. The sumatra won the first race, a tri- angular affair and scored for the second time in the series.
 Vim won the second race, a three mile beat to windward and return Both races were sailed in very light winds from the southeast and south In the first race the Caramba was the first to wear around, followed closely by the Sumatra. It was a broad reach to the secohd mark and within a minute the Sumatra had gone ahead of the others, It was another reach to the finish and in the run in, the Sumatra increased her lead to three minutes and ten seconds.
 The second race was started with the wind still light, but a trlhe more to the south. It was three-mile beat to the first mark.
 On the run in to the finish, the New York boat increased her lead and crossed the line one minute AS seconds ahead of the Aux Summary: