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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11
GOING latter BIG GAME.
Continued FrOIa FIRST Pare.1

IN Wnlcn ali the natives peIIcvvu,s
even a single musk OK was taken ont
Tive to the white mans country all the
other musk oxen as we'll as all the other
game would follow them and the natives
would be left to starve.
After almost incredible hardships Jones
succeeded in capturing six calves and
with them he started back overland for
Utilization. All the way, the party was
followed by packs CT savage Arctic
wolves, attracted by the calves, and
j".sBuffalo'' and his partner were forced to
sleep in the day time and sit up at night
n order to protect their prizes. Gradully
they were eetting nearer home,s and it
seemed certain that their project would
be crowned with success. They went to
bed at noon one day. leaving the SIX
calves tethered outside, each one by a
long rope the other end of which was at
tached ito heavy rock. When they
aWoke they found the animals stfll tied
by their ropes, but each one dead, with
its throat slit from ear to ear. The ma
tives. fearing lest their ancient tradition
should come true had followed the party
for miles over the snow fields, and had
finally succeeded in preventing the dam
ger that all the other big game In the
Arctic regions should follow these calves
/ into the white mans country. Bitterly
disappointed and almost heart broken.
Buffalo" Jones and his partner made
their way to an Alaskan port and came
home by way of Seattle
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11
6GksTElN NORTON UNIVERSITY
CANE spalne, sv..rrT coonIy. Nv.

CANE SPRING. svlLrTT COUNTY. NY
" Industrial training will to molten ten theusaHa
REV. WIN. y. sIMMoEs, D. LIB.
Co-founder and first Chancellor.
THE LOCATION.
The Eckstein Norton University is siaated at caae
Spring. Ky, twenty-n miles from Louisville, Ky., in
county aa as IL ian
county for many The building and grounds are
sdes streams daskng aa1e
high mountains, peopled with timber of many varied
life from the Unhealthy sdetona and aare es
ments Of places Of vice and unwhoesee anauseents,
powers developed snd secured. plays 10 sains
who desire TO prepare for an aelive life. 49,.
DEPARTMENTS.
sS:;f!ss's5s s:sssAs
Tao1ng, c eeEng, s bsla. College
Apiaculfare, Poultry Raising, Dress MaIins,''
t'..'e' D York Shops syesin IN Wood. and Metals,
s sssn.ina q and md Type ~, Writing
Musical Conservatory. =
The above departments are under competen: p-o =
sy hs h9a &c
State uniyersty, Chicago Man Training schoc
Normal School, Rhode island, and other Of pest
Our classes studies are SO that usaden.s
recruit Tier health Of finances and return to scnries
the eoulse 81 any future time The time to- finish any
Is ahe keast po69fDe, CONSISTENT
work in all departments. szz-.- - =.
TERMS.
Board, fnet, TRITON end washing, raonsa.
Studenss may enter at any time in the.year.
Help FOR STUDENTS.
Deserving students may have the prvilegeof extra
reduction in proportion to the work they willing 10
do. We ash patronage net eny account of our low
rste but aecevnt of the high character Of the
work done. Gun accommodations are frstcisss aa3
offered alike to both sexes. E-.5N5..-
nay "a bee e s. as 81 LAUREL ssrss
louisville, Ky.
business address the Prestasnt
REV. G. u. PARRISH. A. n.
CANE sPasNc. sX.
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SATURDAY, MAY II, 1901.

q
It seems that white women have
more courage of their convictions than
the men on the color question. When
they make up their minds to not draw
the color line they do so boldly. Once
In long time some white man mar
ries an Afro-American woman, but
much more often do the women marry
Afro-American men. The latest al
lance of that kind occurred recently
in Philadelphia, when Miss Emma
Bethel, a prime favorite in the exclu-
sive circles, joined her lot with Mr..
Howard Lee, butler for her uncle.
After the death of her father and her
T-other, whose fortunes she inherited,
asiss Bethel went to live with her un-
Gle; John c. Uhle, prominent Phila.
delphian. She was a liberal contribu.
tor to the Episcopal church, which Shit
attended and was active ein the worl
Of the parish. In her uncle,'s housl
she first met Lee, the tall butler VIII
: had been trained in several Washing
ton families and had acquired polishe
names and address. From thes frs
he interested her and at last som
hints reached the ears Of her relative
and Lee was discharged
Miss Bethel soon afterward an
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

What is the matter with Gov. Rich
ard Yates? He has been making a
large number of appointments recently
and yet not one Afro American in all
Illinois has been thus favored. Dur
ing the late campaign the governor
promised to be fair in the diistr fbntion
of patronage. THE APPEAL would
gently remind Gov. Yates that Illinois
5Afro-Americans have not entirely for
gotten his promises.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

nounced her intention of purchasing a
summer residence and living by her
self. She bought some property OUT
side of Hammonton, n. j., and had
many of her goods taken there from
Philadelphia Then Lee appeared, and
at first it was thought that he was
Miss BethePs coachman But one
evening the two walked together to
the residence of the Rev. Mr.. Albrum,
Methodist minister, asked to be mar
ried, and he united them Mrs. Lee
said to one who interviewed her: ss7
Who sent you to see me, I should
like to know? am aware that my
marriage don't suit my family, but it
was my own business, and don't see
why other people should interfere. ]
have the best man on earth for hus-
band. He doesn't drink, smoke, nor
chew, and he wouldn't touch a play
ing card ) ss. .-.5
And she was right. Twas another
case of love going where it was sent
and whose business is it but Mr.. and nc
Mrs. Lees =ss ..5
From a picture which we have seen
Mrs. Lee is pretty enough to take her
pick from all the men of her acquain-
tancey and it seems she did so.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11
Max o'ReI1 says. IT is men VIII

Max 0'Re1 says It is men who
run after women, and it's women who
catch them. Isn't this rather paro-
.doxicaI? Mr. oRell says some queer
things, however. very often For I'M
stance, he says: What pity it is
that many people fall in love and set
married instead Of getting married and
falling in love-. Max is all right. all
right.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

The nomination Of Senator Marcus
a. Hanna for President by the next Re-
publican national convention is one Of
the possibilities. Senator Hanna would
receive the united support Of the Afro
American voters wherever they are
able to cast their votes and have them
counted. He has been true friend Of
the race. # the senator can be pre-
vailed upon to take the nomination he
will be elected. .5..s
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

It5noW seems that Prof. A. r. Crook
the most written about man in the
United States was regular flirt
while in France But we fail to see
whose business it is whether he was
ever kissed or ever kissed or not.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

and the teachers, too, kicked, but John
Jasper, perintendent of the school
board, says Prof. Robinson was regu-
larly appointed assistant supervisor of
music forzthe eighteen schools because
of his qualifications for the position,
and that under no circumstances will
the color line be drawn in the depart
ment. superlntend ent Jasper says that
he proposes to uphold Robinson in
every way as long as he deserves it.
Long live Supt. Jasper! =
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE APPEAL wants good reliable
agents to canvass for subscribers at
points not already covered. Write
for our extraordinary inducements.
Address,
THE. APPEAL,
80 East 4th St., st. Paul, Mimi.
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SuSGuS 5CdulpDel1, zSD.D.S.,4 HOWARD Ia
] naiea, B.W. T.; Mildred Eulalia Gibbs,
Washing D. c.; Herman Garzell
Crosby, New York; James Lee Honey
| well, Jacksonville, Fla; Miles Berk--
ley Jones, Richmond, Va; Alexander
| Atkinson Kellogg, ABB. Lincoln,
Phar. G New York; Martin Sylvester.
|. Murphy Washington, D. c.; Joseph
Benjamin Norman, Raphael Tom,
Trinidad SB. w. +; Harriet Elizabeth
Riggs, Calais, Me; Benjamin Frank
lin Rivers, James Island, S. c.; Philip
Alexander Scott, Norfolk, Va; Jabez
Nehemiah Soanes, Antigua, B. w. T.;
Charles Henry Stokes, Rockford, Ill;
Charles Andrew Tignor, Phar. d..
|. Howard, Washing D. c. Thomas
/ Taylor Womack, Alb, Lincoln, Phil.
fadelphia, Pa; Henry Grant Wood,
| sClarksville, Va. Dentistry Oliver
Howard Arnold, Washington, D. c.;
| Oliver Charles Arthur, Grenada, b. w.
| T.; Lewis Henry Henderson, Swans
1sboro, n. c.; Charles Philip Crosby,
1. New York; Isabella Munger, Wheaton,
! Mimi; William Lincoln Munger,
| Wheaton, Mimi; Everard Emanuel
Penso, Jamaica, B, w. James Ben
! jamin Riley, Tallahassee, Fla; Will
liam Myers SloWe, A. B., Lincoln, Phil
4 adelphia, Pa; Arthur Ernest Smyth,
Trinidad, b. w. I. Pharmacy-Wil-
liam z. Blackshear, M. D., Howard,
Fort Worth, Tex; Rozier Carney
Bowman, Washington, D. c.; Charles
Daniel Ross, Washington, G.; Carl
Wilberforce Shaffer, Topeka, Kan;
Rufus Montrose Stokes, St. Louis,
Mo-; George Mcdowell Wright, Ports
mouth, Va. :sssS
Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, pastor Of
the Tenth Street Baptist church,
|preached Sunday in reply to a recent
!; hurst, of the Madison Square Presby-
terrain church, New Y ork City. Rev.
4 Lamkins took his text from the thirty
/ eighth chapter of Job, second verse:
/ Who is this that darkeneth counsel
with words without knowledge?" and
said: DIR. Parkhurst is one of the
! most noted divines of this country,
!. and is most noted as reformer. All
Ereformers are not great men, but DR..
1 Parkhurst is a great man, and for that
/ reason much attention is paid to what
i he has to say, whether right or wrong.
i When he=is wrong, his words do a
! great deal of harm. as was true with
1 much of his sermon last Sunday. if he
was correctly reported. #5 IS
.1,r: pa i, hnrst travelled in rho sonth
for ahout nine NJ, davs 5 1 short inc 800
4 On his return he presumed to speak
i for the South as well as the North. He
a is reported to have said: The South
4 ern white ma n -7is1ikes the Negro and
on1ns m = III, = The NortberY Whit; ;
on - 90 The Neorn a,,d 1ies about
= - r. :. stra noor sbnnid. rayna ain mi
';r Nc NV and nrasunoe
- For fo,. tho c . If o. that state
The = iYnnot,,ors tn arIhnrst wa.,ld
4 Ia - ;,s+ 70 5a,o,,nn - him as
10 !.
a5l .e -, Ill
=, ost;o,, Na;4t, :,
4 eust y ~ Al
pousn = - ~ a.
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IN,
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ts,,a5anat;on - dha;,. WHO
,.,aJ
la,,n =, mot tei Is.1 wives and
loan5s aa.u rahe,,;nn
90 not believe tnat p r; arr ARK.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11
PICTURES UP IN The SKY.
Continued From FIRST Page.l

taInty wouIu can II Ine.-Jlm Jam val
ley.'..zSW all had one feeling, and that
was that We would never care to go to
the valley again.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
Guaranty Loan Bldg. Room ST
HENRY ROBERTS, Manager.
CHICAGO OFFICE,
1885 Dearborn St., Suite 80,
c. F. ADAMS, Manager.
. WASHINGTON OFFICE,
No. 1919 Eleventh St., Northwest
CHAS. E. HALL, Manager.
LOUISVILLE OFFICE,
No. 312 w. Jefferson St. Room 8
w. v. PENN, Manager.
ST. LOUIS OFFICE,
No. 1902 Franklin Avenue.
J. H.. HARRISON, Manager.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11
THE APPEAL,
A NATIONAL R0-AlMERlCAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
ADAMS BROS. EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
4oR. 4th ST., St. Paul, linn.

ISSUED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN
Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago,
Washington, Louisville, st. Louis.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

We have heard of.Chinese being per-
mitted as special favor of the officers
of the law, to commit hari kari. But
we never heard of an accused criminal
getting a deal such as was given to an
Afro American who was accused of
raping a woman of his own race at
Rhodessa, Tex, last Saturday. He
was taken to railroad bridge, a rope
tied about his neck and the other end
fastened to the railroad tie. He was
given his choice to jump or wait to be
ground to a pulp by the first train. He
prompt " ,adopte the first, and to make
it good the crowd fired a number Of
volleys into the dangling corpse.
We suppose this consideration was
shown to this alleged rapist because his
victim was not white.
Though bred IN Old Kentucky, we
are not much on horse racing We,
however, pay some attention to what
is taking place among the bang-tails,
and It seems that the Afro-American
jockeys are not in it as they used to
be. It seems that the boys are losing:
their nerve. There are no Murphys,
Walkers, Perkinses, Brown Dicks, etc,
w-a=days. Of course we have some
owners and good trainers, but they
were. :formely jockeys and rose from
the ranks - ...z5.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-05-11

- cANE SPHINe, sULLFTT COUNTY, W.
Industrial training will set to molten ten theusasd
wheels. - - = -r-f>SN
REV. WIN. J. sIAsoEs, D. b., IL. D.,
!. Co-founder and first Chaneelior.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07
Stltgrapbijd)e Noti,eu.

3poli 6abritmdSaen aus s. g.
Smiths S9ubfabrif in Chicago tiBel-
ten aus llebsrmatb ben Sebritubl-
Operateur, Der tie pom 5. Stod berun.
ter bef0roern iOllte. Gr psrlor Die
9ontrOlle iiber ben Sabritubl uno Ieste-
rer itiir,te in Die 5iefe. Orei Der iiber-
miitbisen Mdoden srliitsn idpere t0r-
pplibs 0erlesunsen.
Ser Mitisan Central 3us go. SO
folibirts beute nit einem 5radt3use in
Der Nabs uOn Bapne bel 9etroit,
Wi9. Gin Yullman S9lafmasen sins
in bic 8ri9e anb orei perionen pur-
ben babel srnitIid osrIesI.
Gen, 6ouperneur Wooo BON Guba
lisb bic 3eituns Abe 9issuiiion" in
Sapana unterbriden anb Die OIiisin
berielbsn psri9lisBen uno periieseln.
Ser 9ebatteur Ssnor Coronado pmroe
perbaftet. iebo9 ipatsr sssen Yars-
i9aft entlaiien. Aaoits Sei9ab, neil
Coronado sias gorrifatur pom Me5sin.
lep uno Wooo uerOffentli4t bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07

Die @ittps oss 1894 peritOrbenen, oa-
maIisen erbsrobbsrsoss, earI Ausuit
pOn Sa9ien-@simar Giiena5. Yrin.
seiin YaaIine. cine aO9ter bes Yrin-
sen 6ermann pon @a@ien @eimar-
eiiena@. itebt i'm 8esriif. lib in Rom
nit einem Batserti9en Su permdblen.
Die Prinseifin lit 49 Sabre aIt.
Sn 9eipsi8 1T Der griinber Der
&eibe . 6isb0oer. eOuis 2ibns, Der
tiirsli@ Don Der Antlaee Der 2ur-
'piai@trei freiseipro&en wurbe, &c.
itorbtn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07
SDbere 3oaeinuabmeH iufolse
ibarferer ilebertpabaus.
Gin .@ilbpr.teHem" nit SinS,r'
uiiieu.


len.
@aibinston, 8. g., 6. April
Cine aus Yetin einsetroHene Sspeibs
meIeet, ba6 bic dinsiii4en 8epo4ma9-
tisten fi6 bamit einperitaRben ertlGrt
baben, ben 6orberunsen Der psrbdnbeten
@ta5ts binii3tIi3 Der Sinri4tuns pei-
terer pier bobsr 9ineli9er 8eamtsn
uno Der 9erbannuns pon 80 Barben-
tr69ern, Die aftipen antbeil an ben
6rdueltbaten Der 8orer senommen bat
ten, gu entipre9en.
Seine meiteren Diebein-
tdufe fir SIbafrita.
Nep Orleons, 2a., 6. april.
Sas 9onoOner ariessamt bat ibren
ameritaniiden asentsn ben 4uftras sr.
tbeiIt, teine weiteren 0iebeiniauie fir
ben liibairifanif9en aries gu MAIDEN
uno alle bisIans sema9tsn eintdufs
iollen biz 1. Wtai in Orleans 3ur Ser.
l9iffuns bereit iein. 9ies 1T cine
6olse Der pon Wertretern Der 8uren.
resieruns bier einserei9ten Ginbalts.
tIaee sesen bic 9srlabuns uon 0isb in
ameritanii@en Safen.
Sie 9a9e bes senators
0uap.
Sarrisbur9, Ya., 6. Gpril. -
Sie &ipper-8il 1T cine politii9e MaB.
nabme, um Ssnator Auap unb bic
republitanii9en Mai9insn. 8oIie In
ben Stanb gu iesen, bic ii4 ibnen
wiberiesenben 8eamtsn gu beitraien.
Oie Bill Siebt bem 0Ouuerneur bas
&e4t, Maporsbeamien in Stabten 3pei.
ten @anses gu taiiiren uno an ibre
STEELE &eeorber su ernennsn. Oie
MaDOre psn Yittsburs uno Mle8benp
Gitp puroen beute wesen ibrer Oppoli-
tion sesen Sen. Nuap ibrsr aemter
entiest uno sefiisisere Wsrtseuse
NuaD's on ibre Stelle aIs 8eeoroer
ernannt.
Gin r@ ilb.preteilen" nit
Sinoerniifsn.
8owIins@ree 2D., 6. April.
Jiinf iunse 9eate aus Den bsittn uno
rei9iten bieiisen TamiIien fnb beute
pon Der @ranojurp unter Der 8ei9uIs
oieuns, am Iestsn Samitas absnb ben
9eriu3 sema9t gu baben. fiinf S4ii.
lerinnen bes potter College aus Der
anitalt pesselodt su baben, in antlase.
,uitano perfest mOrben. SIS wirb bee
bauptet, oaB Die iunsen aeate cine
Setter sesen Elm Senitsr bes Obersn
StodwertS oes college seIest bat.en.
nm es ben Wdo9en gu erm0sIi3en,
aus oem 8ebdube 81 selansen. @ro-
fehOr Gabea, Der Yrdiibent bes Col.
less, bate bel Der 6sIssenbsit aui bic
iunSen 2eute sei4Ohen. bic ibrsrisits
ibre &epolper auf i'm abftusrtsn, obne
ibn jsSo4 gu trsfien. Oie 9amen Der
junsen Samen weroen in Der MntIage
nambait semaat. Sie iunsen 9sute
iasen, iie batten Die Damsn su sinsm
@ilopretehen abbolen wollsn.
GrpIoion.
9ieoaoa, Wo., 6. april. 3mei
8riosr, 0eorse unb Samss Sobb nit
9tamen, wuroen burb Die @rploion
zines. 9ampftehels in elmer Sassmdbie
in Der Ndbe BON 9etterman sstoOtet.
Wd6tiser5eIsrutib.
alma. gpis., 9. April Gin mGb-
tisss 6elsltiid rollte beute Worsen BEL
6ountain Gitp. 1S Meilen bon bier,
ben bOben abbans binuter uno traf Oas
Wobnbaus zines Dlinoen, Hamens
5obIer, Oas pOlftdnSi8 ssrtriimmsrt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07

slmerifauii6e ariessi9iiie in Yertos
&icp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07
snsianapOIis, Snb., i'm asril 1901.

SnbianapoIis, Snb., i'm Gpril 1901.
Obne gu iibsrtrsibsn mill i9 alien 9euten
in Snoidrdpclis mittbeilen; bab mein Sur6=
ihnitt BET Der 8eniiyuus zines 6abrrabes
ii6 pom 1900 Bis $4,000 Meilen pro Sabr
belduTt SD babe peri4iebene Mrtep BON
Sabrrdoern i'm 9ebrau9 9ebabt, aber fein
eim3iges fanuiiH, mas asiatiss
feit oes 9aufeus anbetrifft, nit
Dem yEribuns gisscIe" meiien,
81. o. 9ut9iiou.
3us. unb 9oeomotips Rannf9aft Ruisr
fiir bic 9ennipIpania Babu.
(@iner Der sInsefteIIten Der .Snbianu
Sribine" Bat ebenfalIS ein Tribune Bicpsle
i'm 0ebrau4 uno er beitdtist bic Ri9tisteit
oelien, ipaS 9err 0ut4iion i'm obiseu Sriefe
Notwithstanding Der @ei9dftsIsituns.)
Die ,5ribune" BispeIes finb Bel
benz bieiisen Asenten, Guitar
Sabis, sto. 1OS gSeff Marfet gtrake,
erbdltlib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07

Staaten, S. .. 2oomis, in Caracas unb
Dem Yrdiibsnten Der &epublif Iens'
suela, General gaitro, lei oaber &c.
tommen, BOP gaitro i'm @ib:tiurud
nit ieinem Sem Geianbten sesebenen
@sripre4en inssebeim beuti5e 5Or- ,
berunsen Dor ameritanii9en erfIat
babe, lit cine tenbenaiOie Grfinbuns.
Sieiss Sineinsisben Seuti9lanbs in
Die @enesuela-@ -@irren beftdtist Die aIts
grfabruns, bob, lobalo Den Nmeri-
tanern etpas unanssnebmes SuftOBt,
sspiile 8ldtter iOfort Oeuti9lanb bin.
etn3uSerren periu9sn.
Oeuti9Ianbs StelluusSur
Slottenbe9esnunS uon
Soulon.
Sn ben bieiisen poIitii9en areiien it
man Der @nfi5t, baB &uBlanb pabr-
i6sinlid besbaIb iein @ei9waoer uon
SoulOn abberiei, neil es lib auf ben
Stanbpuntt ltellte, baB pd6reno Stalien
ben iransOfi9en 5lottenbeiu9 pom
@asIiari i'm aprit 1899 ermieoere, Elm
9ritier iibsrfiIiiis lei. 9ie 8ebaup-
tuns, 9euti9lano babe bic &uhen be-
posen, SoulOn su perlaiIen, oamit es
nidt 10 ausiebe, als Oh Stalien ii6 Dem
3peibunb nabern wolle, iit abiolut un-
be9riin6et. cllnieretwesen tOnnte Die
ruifi5e 6lotte rubis in SoulOn bleibsn" !,
auBerte beute Elm betannter Diplomat.
98eroen SIloip uno 3anar-
oelli i'd nO6mals be-
Se9nen!
Die aus 3om ltammenbe Weloun9,
0rai Billion perbe nit Dem iialieniiben
MiniIterpralioenten 3anaroelli cine
no4malise 3aiammentunit in Ober-
StaIien baben, berubt leoislib auf 9On=
ietturen. oene,i ieoe tbatiadli6e Inter
lose ieblt. Ser oeutide 9ei9stansler
piro nit ieinem 9ruoer, benz oeuti9en
@eianbten in Bern, BON Yenebis nad
oem Gomer See seben, bort a9t Gage
bleiben uno bann mad Berlin 3ariid-
tebren.
9rinS aoaIbert's erhs
Seereiie.
unterIieutnant Sur See YrinS Aoal.
bert BON YreuBen mirb bemndblt aui
Dem Sduli9iif uebarlOtte" feline erite
Seereiie antreten, Die nod ct. Yeters-
burg uno StOdbOIm seben wirs. qrins
aoaIbert ift Der orittalteite Sobn bes
9aiierpaares uno II Sabre alt.
3ur 2Inebur9er Sra9Ooie.
98is aus 9iineburs semeIbst piro.
mub &ittmeiiter pon sunseln, oefen
6rau tiirsli9 ibre bret S03tsr6en unb
f3 ieIbit persiftete, uOn ieinen Same
raoen beitanbis bemadt meroen, ba er
10 perspeiieIt tit. baB mon beiiir6tet,
sr t0nnte sbeniaas Selbitmorb beseben.
Ybilipp nsmann 6wer
ertranft.
Ser oramatii6e S9riftitellsr pbilipp
0ansmann, namentli9 betannt bur6
iein Drama r8artel 5uraler" iit in
8ien i9per ertrantt unb mus lid elmer
Operation unter5ieben.
Otto9obiepirb bic oeuti9s
Sper in 9onbon oiri-
9iren.
2apsllmeiiter Otto 9obis pom Staot.
tbeater in ShaBbars i'm glia6 pirb In
Der beporitebenoen Sommeriaiion bic
oeutibe Oper i'm 2onooner Gopentsar-
ben.5beater birisiren. Serr GObis,
betanntlib Der brittle @atts Der i'm
September 1896 in Samburs peritor.
benen 6eriibmten Dasner Sanserin
3atbarina 8laistp, II. aud braben in
amsrita poblbetannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-04-07
gio. 200

DaB 1uoiaua iid feiues
Saosrs pon Daibarti
feln riihmen fann, wel-
bes Gas llnlere iiber.
trift.