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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
STEAMER IN COMMISSION.

Montgomery,s New Fire Engine In-
 stalled at Scott Street.
 Montgomery's new fire engine, which reached here Sunday and was subject ed to a rigid test Monday. was yester. day commissioned at the Scott Street station and will now be known as Steamer No. 2.
 While the engine has not been Tor mally accepted by the City Council, the test was satisfactory to the Fire Chief the Mayor and the Fire Committee. the latter of which has formulated a favor eble report for the acceptance of the apparatus. It is practically assured that the steamer will be accepted by the Council at It's next meeting, and for this reason, the machine was put Into service.
 The engine, which has been in ser vice at Scott Street. was transferred tc the North Montgomery station It Will remain there in storage until the May or authorizes the Fire Chief to appoint an engineer, driver and stoker for this station.
 It is expected the Mayor will order the appointments in a few days so that the engine can be put into service. II will be known as Steamer No. 5.
 The new steamer cost the city s4,so0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

New York. July 24.--"Uncie Joe' Cannon of Illinois. Speaker of the House of Representatives. went to coney Island last night. says today's Herald. saw all thes sights. and insist ed on being "one of the people" stSnd- ing in line and taking his turn with the rest of the crowds there. He de- clared that the show place would have no more enthusiastic booster" than himself hereafter, and entertained his friends by many droll speeches.
 With Mir. Cannon were Senator Pen- rosc of Pennsylvania, Representatives James Sherman of Utica, Chairman of the Republican Congressional Commit tee: Loudenslager of New Jersey, w. J. Cox of Nassau County, and William Calder of Brooklyn. whose friends, s. H. Grenia and Frank Arnold accom- panied the party which went early in the evening in automobiles to Sea Gate. At the Atlantic Yacht Club House they were guests of Mir. Calder at dinner and then rode to Coney Is- land.
 Mir Cannon and his companions first headed for the scene of thrilling mel odrama. Their guide started through a private gate with the visitors to ,get in ahead of crowd at the ticket booth, but Mir. Cannon stopped him.
 'No,' he said. T am one of the peo- pie. Let us take our turn with the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
UNCLE JOE CANNON TAKES
 TRIP THROUGH CONEY ISLE


 rest" and he checrfully waited till his 1 turn came to pass through the gate The deep voiced youth who tells the tale of a train robbery before the cur tain rises. interested MT. Cannon by his rounded periods and when he wound up with the wages of sin is death, Mir Cannon remarked on the truth or the words and settled back to see the bandits do their work.
 When the speaker and his party shot the chutes, Mir. Cannon held on to his hat with a death grip and once ashore exclaimed; That loosened me up. Now let's see the whole thing. He had his picture taken and exacted from the photographer promise to make one miniature and then destroy the plate Whiling down the mountain torrent of the Devifs Gorge. MT. Cam non threw dignity aside. and catching held of MT. Penrose. who Is big man. said: You have got to be responsi- ble for nay safety this trip. You are big enough to keep this ship on even keel and am going to stick by you to the last"
 After visiting other places, MT. Cam non announced that he thought Coney Island the finest place for the masses to enjoy themselves he had ever seen. and that he would make 1t his business to tell everybody he met during his campaigning trip this fall to go to Coney Island.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
DISSENTING DOUlIlA MEMBERS
 ISSUE MINORITY ADDRESS

St. Petersburg. July 25.--Count Hey don, Prince Ivofr and M. stakovich. the three members of parliament who re- fused to sign the parliamentary ad- dress to the country issued at viborg, July a, today issued separate address appealing to the people to quietly sub- init to the imperial decree dissolving parliament and to prepare for the eiee- tions of members to the new nariia- ment.
 The addvess points out that the Elm peror acted within his constitutional rights under the fundamental law and says that the signers of the address in offering this advice acted from the pro- found conviction that it would be a crime in the midst of the present dam gers to attempt to shake the power of the sovereign.
 After firmly setting forth the views of the signers of the address regarding the solution of the agrarian and other questions and their dissent from the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

the increasing movement of the train
 Then, as he bent over her seat. the woman laid a trembling hand on his arm. and her eyes were brimming with slow tears.
 "Good-by, Maverick2 Don't you want to go with me to our babyT
 Good heavens. Eleanor. do want tor
 Some lonely passengers at the other end of the car wondered what had sud denly illuminated the mans handsome face with that electric thrill of joy Then the telegraph poles began to whiz by. Oliver had forgotten about New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

government program, which made CO., operation between parliament and the ministry impossible, the address says the Emperor only exercised his legal prerogative in submitting the issue again to the people to decide whether the views of parliament actually CO., fncided with the sentiment of the na- tion. It then appeals to the people to prove, by their calmness that they are fitted for seIf-government at the same time show the monarch by representa- tives whom they conscientiousiy electl whom they desire and adjure them not to attempt to use force which would be criminal madness. as 1t surely would provoke severe measures.
 The government" the address adds lis compelled to maintain the integrity of the state and the safety of the citi- gems at any price. Resistance with force not only means an enormous num- Der of fruitiess sacrifices, but will also bring holy Russia to final economic and political ruin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
Frank Alien and Ed Adams Get Away
 From North BiFminghana.

According to word received at the state Convict Department yesterday Frank Allen, from Etowah county, and Ed Arams, of Mobile county, negroes succeeded in effecting an escape from the camp of the Alabama Manufactur- ing Company of North Birmingham on Tuesday. Both men were negroes,
 Allen was serving a life sentence Tor murder. while Adams had been given a sentence totalling twenty years for burglarIy and grand larceny, in Mobile and Baldwin counties. The latter had a bad reputation, and has caused the convict authorities trouble since his incarceration.
 Boston Delbridee. the one-legged negro, who escaped from Vaughn camp near Sanford. on horseback last Saturday, was captured yesterday sew eraI miles from that place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

Electric lighted dining ears are gn trains 1 and between Btfmingham and New or- leans, Lebanon and CincinaatL also on trains q to 8 between. MontgomeEy anu Nashville. Service Ia carte.
 New and handsome chair cars tseatm freol operated on trains and between Csnc1n- natl and New Orleans Htgh back seas coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between cincinnats Louts- vile ais6 New Orlaans.
 Train No. carries through Pnllmans from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New Orieans. Also through day coach and eieeper between St. Louis and Montgomery. through tourist sleepefs to San 1Taneisco
 Train No. carries through Pullmens from Cincinnati and New York to New Or leans and St. Louis to Jacksonvtile: also leaving Montgomery at s:3b p.m-. Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
SCHEDULE OF rRAzlsH THE WESTERN KY. OF ALA. AND IKE 4. & W. P. R. R. GO. kIds waSl FVtai .iOafA.l
Ias MeSI f0laIl. .lQalA.,

TRAINS FROM NoNTooAlEhx.--Train 30 Dining car SS hs slssPSs ssPs ss Nsg rPss T snroSSsa ssssDsr to New York and day vice on this trei11 spaEtaabirE to was6s ington .. Trains 70 and s1 east are local c0NNEcTIoNa for CoLUMRUA, MACoM and sAVANMAH-Trains Ss and 70 eoR~ !Smbus. No. 50 from .Montgomsry, if un more than 50 minutss isfs. for coIulnbun Macon and Savannah. Through sisspes from Opelfka to Savannah.
 cQEEEcTloNs for MERIDIAN and JACK- sOS.NH sOS.NH1sLrain ss from Montgomery conneesq wtth Sou Ky. at Selma for Meridian and Jackson ": Q. HUNTER, ComI AgG 1u,unW. H. AMRRIEE e.P P.As '. F. bAA~LuPA S.P.A.. Montgomery.
 TslsDhons Sei.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
RevoI,,tionists NIn Arrns

Milau, Russia, July 25.-Rempten Castle, situated near the Ukum, one of the finest and most ancient In Cour- land, is in flames.
 Armed revolutionists are again in possession of the surrounding country. Two columns of troops are advancing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
DR. BUCHANAN. THE sPECLAGAsE Trents Mithout the Knifs.

Diseases of women, pilea fistuln- strte- turs. skin, Kidney. bladder. private and rec tai diseases. nervous diseases and constipa- ton treated with electricity; syphilis same treatment as Hot Springs; electrical outfit complete; nurse in constant attendance.
 Hours ( to 8: office over Randy Kitchen. 16k Dexter Avenue. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

s Pale Delicate Women and tairis.
 rho Old Standard Groves Tastelesa Cnln Tcnic drives out malaria and builds un the Frfca K0 ce1ta ~~tuu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine

will relieve obstinate cases of indises- tion, dyspepsia and stomach trouble by strengthening the nerves.
 My daughter had stomach trouble, doctors said she could not live. We gave her Dr. Miles NerVtne. She got better from the first. and four bottles cured her"
 A. H. MALCOLM. Ft. Dodge. Kans.
 The first bottle will benefit. if not, the druggist will return your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

(NOT1CE-These arrivals and departures are given as information as well as con. nections with other companies. but arriv- als and connecttonA are not guarantaed.l For full information regarding Eleepina car reservations, ttcketAI etc, addreaA S. P. COLLIER, JR, E.. M NORTH Q. A-a Montgomery. Ala D. P. d.
 W. J, CRAIG,
 Passenger Traffic Manager,
 wilmington. N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
Failure

Co cure indigestion is largely due to the old theory that when the stomach be- comes inactive 1t needs something Co mechanically digest it's contents, and which give only temporary relief.
 Doctors now recognize the fact that tt Is the nerves that furnishes motive power to digest the contents of the stomach. When they become weakened they lack energy. and Indigestion dys- pepsia. sour stomach result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

IWednesday and Saturday. via New Orieans and Southern Pacific.
 Train No q carries through Pullmann from New Orleans to New York and Cinetu- natl and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making ccnnection at Nashville with through sisep~ Train No. 1 carries through Puiiman sfserers from New Orleans to New York, Cincinnati. Chicago and through day coach out change. All through day trains make close eonnec- ttion at Cincinnatl Eyansville, St. LoMis and New Orleans for all pcinta North south, East and West
 For further fnforination partasnfne ts rates. routes and schedules. consuit ticket
 aseNyo, Wo,f A. phope ws s5s %oSsxamsrS T csm 0s . ! Ala. or & Surratf. Union Ticket ARt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

Wonderful Tonic
 UORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHAIE ,ooiinc refreshing and invtgorattng Dispels ,s.., .-a- 4--tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
CASINO
TWO CONNECTS ESCAPE.

CASINO.
 The Andres will give a Special Matt inee today for ladies only. Price 2Jc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
Central of GeOrgia Railway.

ArrtHA1 anu osDarture oL ll ana unlon- k'as. senger Station, Montgomery, Ala Effect I've January 2S. 1906. Soth Meridian time
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24
duScr.

Die 26. 6auptberiammlung Der
Seuti6en Hei9sfe9tf9ule bat in
Sal3neoel unter Ser 2eituRg Oes &C.
beimen Suiti3ratbs Or. S9pa6ss
Mag0oburg unO oss Re4nungsrat9s
acknowledgement setust. Na9 Sem
8eri6te iiber Die Sbdtigteit oes @srs
ems betrGgt bas 9eiummtergebnib
2,O69,491 30. Die Sa9resre9uuns
fir 1905 peift cine Ginnabms bon
197,2O9 3d., cine @usgube bon
1883 M. auf, 10 0aB elm l1sbsrs
I6ub bon 1855 so. berbleibt. Ssit
ieinem 8siteben bat Ser @srein fir
sic 0aiIenbGuie r perausgabt: sur
Sumoirung $4,000 3D., fir 8au un6
@inri6tung 396,4OO 3d., an 3uI6iilz
fen sur nnter6altung 357,485 Marf.
@us @tiftungen uno @ermd9tnifen
fms ibm augsfloFen 104,291 Marf,
@s beIte6en Bis jebt flint 8ei3sDuiz
IenbGufer, uno atpar in 2abr, Mag'
oebure, S6pabu& Sul5paOel unh
Ti~eosr6reiiia, Die bauerno 275 drme1
Wuifentinoern l1nterfunft, Qfleae uni
grsis6ung genGbren. Dem @erein &C.
bDren CUR 3eit 1876 3peigpereine in
auen S6silen Seuti6lunos, in Ser
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24
GnaIano In Stbct.

Mus &alfuttd nirb geI9rieben: Die
htellge eeuti9feinOIi9e YreiIe bebt bel
IeOer Selegen3eit berDor, OaB n9onosI
unO politlt in 0euti9lanD 9ano in
9dnO seben", tpomit seiagt perDen
lou, Dab Oeuti9lano pirtbi4aftlI4e
Se5iebungen ausnuBe ober gum Norz
fpanOe ne9me, nm pOlitii9e 8OrtbeiIe
81 eraielen. &ein SanO aber bat es
lemdls better %peritdnOen, feline Yplitit
rad oieIem GrunOiaBe gu regeln, ais
geraDe @n9lanO, tpoppn ia du4 Die @rz
petition na9 Sibet ben beIten 8epeI5
geliefert bat. I'm einen 9runO fir Te
gu baben, purOe in eriter 2inie angez
fubrt. OaB Die Sibetaner ben (gan5
minimalen) bdnDelspOlitii9en Snterz
ellen Der inoii3en @nglGnoer, Die au4
einen 4bflub nu9 Dem RorOen IuGten,
9inoerniiie in ben @eg legten, unO oa
Die Sibetaner ii9 ben 8orl3lGgen Der
@nglGnOer ni9t piaig 5eigten, ma Der
9runO fir Die Si6et>GrpeOition 9ez
iuGt unO gefunben nit Dem @rfolg,
odB Ole @bineien nod nominea Die Be
berrI9er Oieies Qan0es fn6, Odb a6er
Die maBgebenbe poIitit lpobI in 3uz
tunft OiejeRige gngldnOs iein miro,
pobon Der ia jebt enoti9 5pii4en
Gbina unb England nu6 Iangen 8ers
banOlungen ubgei9lohene 8ertrd5
3eugnib abIeqen Diirfte. Der BEL beiien
5efttebung 6auptid9li9 maBgebenOe
@run0IaB mar: Offsne Sbiir fir zen
6anoel aler @6lfer uno 8pr5ug fir
England in 8e3ug auf giienbabnbaus
ten.
Stun, iebermann, Ser etpas ii6et
misunderstanding unterri9tet lit,
peib, mas @orSug fir @iienba6nbah-
ten in politii9er 8eoeutung fir cine
RoGe ipieIt unb England peiB pohl
am beiten, ME es BEL elmer pu1enOen
@elegenbeit, ipe5iea penn iul4e Bah
men crit einmal gebaut iinO, einen iolr
den 8ertrag auslegen fann, Defenders
penn es ni9t Ser @efabr ausgeIeBt lit,
nit au5u sroBem p%irtiamen Wiosrz
itanO re9nen gu miihen.
8on beipnoerer Seoeutung miro bic
Ter 8ertrdg nod OaOur4, bab er MIR
in 9iiltigteit lit, 10 lange ii3 feline
dnoere Mu9t in Die inneren 8er9dlts
niFe Sibets mii9t, unO buB iiA eng
lan0 na9 eigener Bubl jeoe Qttionsz
Frei6eit ausbebingt, fans berartige9er=
bGltni1e eintreten. Iu6 Oiefer Bais
Ius 1T lei9i 10 aus5ulegen, pie IS Gns.
LAMB beliebt, unO fails ii4@nglanO aus
benz einen ooer dnberen Srunoe perz
| anlubt iie6t, cine aneite militGrii4e
| Expedition mad 2bahd 81 ienoen, IL
6iirfte lie tpobl ii9er nit Ser offiaiellen
@nneriru Sibets, Die ia pobl eigent=
lia faftii6 i9On erfOlgt 1T, berbunOer
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24
lbHurrHunnlfd1

Cine srOBere @eieri9aft nimmt Bel
einem Iusflus auf bas 2ano in einsm
Gaale pIaB. Sm 2aufe Der Inter
baltung. fast cine iunse Dame: vGi,
oa ftebt Elm &labier, Sa t0nnen tptr ia
~tan5en, (u einem dlteren GERM se=
ipanot) ni6t tpabr. Serr @esiftrator,
sic fpieIen elm paar Sdnae por2~ Die
fer erpiOerte bierauf: .Was fGnt
Sbnen oenn eir, meia SrGulein, i9
tunn bod ni9t fpielen, i6 BIN ia ni4t
einmal muiifalif4!~-~@eb'n g."
antportete bic iunse Dame, 10 Elm
paar Iumpise SGna' peroen g bod
Ipielen f0nnen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24
Oas 6dden m Gentle

Ods 9dden TN Gemu e.
Of pergeffen!
Ollie 8eete Ses Gemiifeeartens, pel6s
feline 8oosnoede erbalten, tbut man
gut, re6t bGufig gu baden. Defenders
na9 Dem 8egieBen, bur9 peldes Der
8oSen felt uno cine &ruIte aebilOet
miro. Die truftis geporoene Obe-<
flG9e 6es 8obens 1T Dem Wd9stbum,
befonbers In etpas f9perem 9oben,
bO9it na9tbeilig; einerieits berbinoert
otefelbe oas Ginoringen Der 2uft, TO-
NIT Die 3eriebung BEG Siingsrs, an
oererfeits bolt fe Sic @erbunftung Der
i'm 8oOen befinoli9en Seu9tigfeit suz
rid. poour9 Die ObsrflG9e austrod<
net. SObalb Die oberflG9li9e &ruite
gebroden 1T. brineen Suft unb Sbau
in Den Boben Elm, uno ba Die 8erouns
flung tpteber ftattfinben fam, 10 fteiet
bte Teu9tigteit oes untergrunoes beg
mOee Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tpteoer oil Die SberfIGde, unb Die Wur=
aeln erldnaen Die ibnen ent5oeen aes
fpefene 1rif4e uieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

Die @usfelung fir Srduentunf
in Baris, Die Oie 3eitung r2sSdulois"
i'm Balais Sc 9ldce perdntaltet battle,
spurOe tiir5Ii9 inter Harlem @nordng
6es 9u6litums sr0ffnet. Sd Die Spis
ben Ser frdn5oItI6sn QriItOtrdtie uno
btele qetr0nte Srduen europGii6sr9 oFe
Sic 8atrondge i6er oieie @usiteuurg
ii5ernpmmen bdttsn, 10 gefdltete ilh
6ie Gr0ffnung 5uglei9 gu einem mon@
Sainen greiqniB. @s 1T cine 6uus
berrlifsr, BON 5rduen9dnoen bergsz
feGter RunItdr6eiten eingeliefert nor
SEN. BUR 9crt6eilung g~eldngten eir
erter 9reis, mum @9renpreiie uno
5000 bis 1000 9reiIe, Die merit IN
f66nen Saei0ern, S9mud> unO SOiz
letteQe1enItdnOen beite6en. Den srl item
greis er6ielt einitimmig 6rau 5elsne
Mantiepic5@@ien fir Elm geitldtss
uno qemaltes 9emGlSe rYf1uen lin
Npn0liGt~. Die iauitrirte 4usga6s
Ses nGaulois" pom 9fingitionntdg
6ringt ibr Bib unO bds ibres Wertes,
fonie Sic @66il0ungen ser iibriJen
G6renpreiis. Den 5peite Preis erbislt
Sic aunii9ule Ser &0nigin bon RIs
mGnien in 8ufdreft Fir S9ilerinnea<
dr6eiten, Sen 0ritten 9erd b. Bdrtelsz
Miin9en fir in Wa9s farbis nobel
lirts 9dpaqeien. Nua piele %frun5Oz
ride Qrifofrutinnen erbielten Yreiis.
sSerner erbieltsn Die itaIisniide Sp:z
benI6ufe .Sinold feminile" unO Sic
frun30fiI6e SpiBeni9ale Der WdOez
moiIens Sc Murmier @6renpreiie.
Der Odmen6ut i'm Suriie Sbsdz
ter. gu oieIem &,apitel. ods mir :piez
ber6olt bebdnOslt baden, srbGlt Ser
rSiaaro" einen dmiiianten 8rief BON
emile Boulder, Sem GeneruliefretGr
6es O0epn: rSeitoem 0te Srage oer
Oanen6ute I'M S9entsr fpieoer me6r
Oenn ie duF ser SugesarNuung ite1t,
Oente i9 oft an cine feline @netoots,
aus ser mar piellsi6t cine 9eilidme
NuBdnpsn0ung Sieben tOnnte. Sd
min lie bier er3G6len, am Die Sefubr
bin, oie SDmpdt6isn zines rei3enosn
9eI6le6ts einsu6ibsn, behen Goifz
fure INNER 609sr miro, Dd6reno 81:
meinige immer me6r an 8eOeutung
perliert. NIIo: CUR 3eit 2ouis' oes
8~ier3e6nten nur0en Sic groben S1s
men BON Der 2eiOenf3aft ergriffen,
fire @dgsn Teller 81 lenfen. Die
Nooe grill nit Wutb I'm fi9. isbr
gum 56a6sn Ser 5uBgGnger. 0ie Oft
geRug Der u~nerfabrenbeit Der 9I5f9tn
9ofelenferinnen gum Opfsr fielen.
Die ungludsfdne tpuroen i4liebli9 10
fGufig, SaB Ser &Onig Elm itrsngsa
Goitt erlieb, 0as alien Samen per6Ot,
i5ren @agen ielher gu tutI4iren. absr
IS nubte ni9ts. Ro4 einmul per=
i6drfte sic 9GliSei oie Mabrsgtl.
@6er Sic 3a6l Der 9elinquentinnen
i6ien eber gu madden, dls db3uns9'
men. Der Monar6 mar 81 gallant,
I'm aegen Sic JrausR sin3ufdrei.e1
Nber Der Yolr5sthef CAB nid1t nd0;
sr erbat nod einmal beim 8Onig eiEt
8~eriGdrfung Ser MaBregsln. Nm
nd9Ttsn Gage erbielt sr Elm GOitt, ods
SenTel6en @ortlaut bate ME Sas crit:
8er6ot uno u einen tleinen 3uidt
ent6ielt: rOds &e6t, Islbft gu tus.
f6iren, BADEN uur Ole Oamen, Die Be-
rsits Sas 20. Qebensia6r iibsrf9ritter
h1ben." @m nG6ften Sage fdben ant
SutfGsr, obne @usna9me, pieosr au'
Sen B6den. Die beitsn Wittel itno II
einfdA = man mub lie nur finoen.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24
&D6tn ais STUDENT. Sr

.&69in ais STUDENT. Sn
Sonautp0rt6 i'm baperii9en &eeie=
ru~ngs6e5irfe S9paben geieute iid gu
orei reifenoen 8u6orudern elm Stuz
bent, Der fi4 Otto &urS nannte uno
porgab, Go6n zines @tuatsanpalts in
Gliin9en gu iein. 8eim Glaie Bier
puroe rafd, Sreunbi6aft gei9lofen
uno i9liebli9 elmer ginlaoung bes
Gtnbenten, 0ie 3anoesdusitelung in
Riirnberg gu beiu9en, Tolge geleiftet.
Sier lebte man berrli9 uno in 5reuoen.
pl0bIi9 eri9ienen mebrere 9iiter bes
@eiebes, Die BEN luitigen 8ruber Gtr>
bio berbafteten. Der Serr mar =
cine ibrer SerriGaft in Neuburg nit
800 Mart entflobene &O9in.
g 9rturriger Mb9t 8
b o m 6 b n. Ils IN elmer Srtz
fdaft auf Der i9lespig zbolfteinii4en
6albinfel OGbnif6er Woblo elm Mann
beim paftor oen 500 ieiner 5rau an>
melbete, erfunoigte ii9 Der 9eiitli9e
na4 Der lebten Stunoe Der 0eritorbez
nen. Sa meinte Der Wittfper treuberz
sig: rQ9 Soft, Serr paitor. dbren
Munb barr fe nod INNER on Oen ridz
ttge Std (Stele). Ms't nit er to gnn
gung, frog i'd sr nod nal: ,Mober,
fennif Su mi node Oa breiSe (orebte)
ie fd um I'M IA Gagte) az to er gefuns
ben Sieben: DID, CAB meg. ole SDs=
tpppv ia, 9err paftor, tsnnt bet is
mt tolebt no6!~
s n Der 6 It { n 3 e | t
eTiftirt faft tein &0nis, oefen 9emabz
Tin ibn ni9t Inn 9aupteslGnse iibers
ragte.
@arefabrtfen Fnb tn ben
Der. Staaten 1853 I'm 8etriebe, bic
tnssefammt iGbrli9 1.347,000 SGrse
anfertisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-24

Irf Dem bolIGn6ifaen
2ugerplaB BEL 3eiit unpsit ntredt
l6lugsn pdbrenO zines beftigsn &C.
pitters in Dem admli6en Mugenblide
spti 8liBftrablen in 0ds Eager, Der
cine ins Eager Der 2anonebrinfanterie,
Der nnosre in 0as Der 4ionisre. Don
Der Snfunterie puroen pier5e6n per=
fonen sstroffen, BON oenen orei isar
f6per perleBt puroen; o ben piO,
rier.n nuroen orei Solbaten get00tet
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-09
SKAGWAY CITY COUNCIL
 CLOSES GAMBLING
Games Shut Of by Municipal Government For First Time in History-Since Berth
 Has Been Wide Open" Town

Before this issue of the Daily Alas kan shall have reached it's readers Skagway will be a "closed town.' The proprietors of gaming houses were notified at noon today by Chief Moore at the direction of Chairman II. B. Dunn, of the council committee on health and police, that gambling must cease in Skagway at o'clock today. The action was the result of a decision arrived at by the members of the city council who have been in consultation over the matter. The order will be complied with.
 This is the first time gambling has been completely shut down in Skagway since the beginning of the town more
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-09
DEMOCRATS GET FEW CRUMBS
Unterrifed probably carry New York aside from gov ernorship and claim viotory--They also elect two western governors.R Republicans get Colorado Mon- tana and Idaho

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 New York, Nov. 9-The democrats claim to have carried the state of New York by a safe, though small, margin for all their state ticket except the governorship. With returns in from all the state except three counties their claim appears to be well founded. Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler, democrat and independent, has certainly defeat ed Matthew Bruce, be republican nominee for lieutenant gov ernor. This is claimed to be, from a party standpoint, defeat for the re- publicans, Only the, classification of straight out democrats over the nom- inatiOn of Hearst, saved the day for Hughes, the head of the ticket.
 The democrats have also saved some- thing out of the wreck out west, having elected several governors.