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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
EXPECT TO SUCCEED.
Conservative Cubans Confident That
the Plat Amendment Will
He Adopted.

Havana, June 1O.-The conservative
members OF the constitutional con-
vention are absolutely confident that
the Platt amendment will be accepted,
and that several radicals will join with
the Is delegates, who have heretofore
voted in favor Of acceptance. The last
few days seem to have brought about
a decided change in the attitude of del
egates who had been bitterly arraign-
ing the Washington government for
rejecting the convention interpreted
tions of the amendment. The strong
pressure from the outside brought
to bear upon the convention to finish
it's business and to place the country
on settled basis has had an excellent
effect upon the radicals, inducing them
to accept the inevitable; and some
of them now argue that IL would be
perhaps better to accept the amend
ment, hoping for some form of inde-
pendence. than to prolong the mill
tary occupation of the island. The
convention will meet in secret scs-
sion to-day. 1t Is expected that sew
eral days will elapse before a vote is
taken.
New York, June 10.--Cuban colonies
in New York and Washington warned
the Cuban constitutional convention
TO act quickly on the Plat amend
ment, as the independence OF the in
land was at stake.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
DRAWING THE LINE,
when the Daughters Were All Gone
the Governor Wanted to Keep
the Old Woman.

A good story is told in Missouri at
the expense of its once famous gov
ernor, Claiborne +. Jackson. Before
he solved the enigma of love-lock he
had married five sisters-in reason
able lapses of consecutiveness. After
one wife had been lost and appropri-
ately mourned he espoused another,
and he kept his counting within mar
row circle of his own relatives, for he
rather liked the family, says a south
ern exchange.
The antiquated father of these girls
was almost deaf, and when the gov
ernor went to this octogenarian to
ask for his surviving daughter the
following conversation ensued:
81 want Lizzie!"
"Eh?''
81 want you to let me have Eliza
BETH"
"oh, you want Lizzie, do you? What
for?" O.
"For my wife,"
"For life?"
II want-to-marry-
"Oh, yes! just so. l hear you,
boy"
I'm precious glad you do" NUT
tered the governor.
. "Well," slowly responded the vet
eran, 'you needn't halloa so that the
whole neighborhood knows it! Yes;
you can have her. You've got 'em all
now, my lad; but for goodness sake,
if anything happens to that ere poor
misguided gal, don't come and ask
ME for the old woman!"
Jackson solemnly promised that he
never would.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15

these islands," That is the kind of an
ally he was of the United States.
There are letters showing that
while the American troops and FIJI
ipino forces wer laying siege to Ma
Mia, the Spanish army inside the
city was supplied with fresh meat
through the Filipino lines on passes
signed by Aguinaldo.
There is letter from Aguinaldo to
the Spanish governor general ex-
pressing n wish to enter into 'con-
tract for mutual advantages, and the
letter was written on the day that
Admiral Dewey supplied Aguinaldo
with 1000 guns to be used against the
Spaniards.
Documents signed by Aguinaldo
weeks before the insrrrection broke
out on February ,, 1899. gave mi
mute directions for the assassination
of American sentries while profess
ing to be on friendly terms.
The captured archives also furnish
the details of the agreement under
which Aguinaldo for cash payment
of 100000 pesos agreed to drop the
rebellion against Spanish authority
in 1907. The money was paid to
Aguinaldo, and with cabinet officers
he proceeded to Lingayan, where the
entire party boarded a Spanish mer-
chant steamer and were taken to
Hong Kong.
More than this, the programme was
so arranged that it was not until
Aguinaldo was ready to sail that he
telegraphed orders to his generals to
lay down their arms and surrender
their forces.-Chicago Tribune.
UThere is one thing about Presi-
dent McKinley's trip that made II diff
ferent from the average presidential
"swing around the circle" The pres
ident being no longer a prospective
candidate, IL could not be construed
as vote-getting tour. Perhaps this
will make the enthusiasm of the peo-
pie all the greater. although Presi-
dent Mckinley is n man who always
arouses enthusiasm. In the western
cities and towns he will undoubtedly
receive the greatest welcome ever ac-
corded any man.-Troy Times.
UMr. Bryan shoum endeavor to
break himself of the habit of using
the word "must" in discussing plans
for the democratic future. He may
keep IL up until he incites somebody
to refer to him as Old Musty Wash
ington Post. ..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15

A parrot at the zoo recently an
nexed and attempted to swallow f1oo
worth of diamonds. The owners
companion hit the bird so hard that
IT fell off the perch and dropped the
jewels. The keeper expostulated, say
ing that the cluster was too large to
be swallowed. II don't care" replied
the lady, an American. 81 reckon
that cluster is worth $780, while that
mcasly bird is dear at 80 cents. I'm
not taking any, chances, thank you"
Many n young lady has been fopd OF
diamonds. but afraid of the BILL Lon
don Globe. III
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
OUT OF DATE.

When the sun every morning looks down
on the earth.
He Is smiling, as much as to say:
III yesterday failed you In comfort and
mirth,
You can start in brand-new with today,
For the nights, like thick curtainy 1--we
hung to exclude
The past from the weary and weak:
$50 prythee. be doing. nor linger to brood
Ger the troubles that happened last
week.
There are pages Of pathos and pages Of
cheer.
To be read In each story OF life.
Wen close the old chapters and still per-
severe
Through love, or good fortune. or strife
Though present events may provoke our
dismay,
A solace It's easy to seek:
Let the hours drift away. you will soon
find that they
Are but troubles that happened last
week."
Washington Star.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
Several still Lacking.

The blast man, with a cold, cynical,
destroying knowledge of the world,
is a melancholy spectacle, especially
when he develops early.
Il tell you," said a young man OF
this class, II have been up and down
the world a good deal, and mixed
with all kinds of people, and 1 have
mighty little faith in preachers or
any other kind of reformers. People
are all alike. know them. I've cut
my eye-teeth."
"Thee doesn't seem to have cut thy
wisdom-teeth yet" remarked the old
Quaker. who happened to hear him.
Youths Companion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
WIN Resume Work.

Muncie, Ind, June 10.--Local on
Gals Of the labor assembly, which
controls three-fourths of the window
glass blowers in the United States.
announce that there win be general
resumption Of all factories about Sep
TENDER Is. Workmen here are jubi-
liant over the news.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
-
KilIea HfmseIf.

Pittsburgh. Pa, june 1o.--Maj. w. H.
DAILY, surgeon general on the stan OF
Lieut.. Gen. Miles in Porto Rico, COM
mitted suicide at his home here Sun
day by shooting himself in the right
temple.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
Death of Mrs. NayIin.


1t becomes our painful duty to
chronicle this week the sad death of
Mrs. NJ. F. Naylin, which oPcnred
oh Monday, of diphtheria. Dnring
The lllness and death of little Nettie
Callahan Mrs. Naylin was an Almost
constant nurse at the bedside Pf the
little one and a cheerful and ready
help to the afflicted parents.
ExempIlfying the ChristainN life
she has always been loved for lshe
spared not her self, and worn put
with the toll of watching, she feIl
an easy victim to the disease cdl-
tracted in the sick room. Her IN
uess was of short duration only
three days, and all efforts TO combat
the violence zsof the disease were
futile.
Mrs. Naylin was "a years of age
at the time of her death, and was
beloved by all who krew her. KEN
nerer Camera.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07

body had not yet been found and it
was uncertain as to how death came,
If al, all, immediately Forwarded q
good Nsixed check to The beneficiary,
Harry Short, through Mr.. Conbcy,
with instructions to turn it over,
and the rest would be forthcoming
as<soon as the body was foand and
Che customary proofs Of death fur
nished..
This little act on the part of Mr.,
Conboy's company won for it many
friends m this section. They were
under no obligations to pay . cent
until the body. had been found and
proofs of death furnished, but they
didn't wait for all this red tape
They realized that couple oi
hundred dollars might come handy
to Mr.. Short in searching for th'
body of his son and they sent 1t
that's all.
This company. has many patron
at this point and jts kind considers
tion and prompt action, entitle !
80 double this number, which it n
doubt will shortly have Il ther
were more of such acts on the par
of all insurance companies and les
of wrangling over death claim
there would be more insured peopl
than there are now.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07

cayfied life policy of $9, 900. As
soon as the proofs of death were
furnished the money was paid
promptly and there was no quibbling
over it. This is the first death pol
icy the local Hive has been called
on to meet, and it was met quickly.
Now the other: Oswald Short
was an Odd Fellow, Rebekah and
a B. of Z. f. Members of these
orders assisted in .he search fos the
body from the day it was lost, CON
stantly, to the minute it was recov.
cred. The Odd Fellows took charge
OF the funeral, assisted by the Re
bekahs and Firemen. The first two
orders will defray all funeral ex
penses, and the last named will, in;
few days, l..y $500 check in th'
hands of the family.
Can anybody doubt the slncerf.
andgood of such acts?
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
Brown was the Whoae Thing.

In holding that acquired territory
became part Of the United States
under the constitution Justice Brown
agreed with Justice Fuller, Harlan,
Brewer and Peckham. From this
conclusion Justice Gray, White,
Shiras and. McKenna dissented.
In holding that outside of the com
stitution congress could enact tariff
laws for acquired territory differeIs
from similar laws for the state JUS
tice Brown. agreed. with Justices
Gray, White, shiras. and McKenna
sninority dissenting Justices
IN the-other opinion By topping
from one side te the other he changed
the dissenting majority in one case
TO the ruling majority in the Other
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07

pect it, have the postmaster look ln
all the boxes and down cellar also,
1t should be there somewhere, and
he likes to hunt for 1T, to please
you. II your friend don't write,
cass the postmaster. He is to blaane.
If he tells you there is NO mail foe
you put on grieved expression
and say, 'There ought to be some.
He'is probably hiding yoarmail for
che pleasure Of having you ask for
lie two or three times day. Ask
him 10 look again.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
A Bold Burglary.

Last Monday night or early Tacs-
day morning a bold burglary was
committed in Montpelier. The store
of L. nj. Stewart was broken into
and some $3.50 worth of jewelry
and other goods stolen. Three
tough looking hobos are suspected
as they were seen about the place
the evening before, but had shit
the breeze" before the next dsy.
Night Policeman Jack. Heggie
was soon on the trail and ali the of
fcers up and down the road were
notified.
In the railway yards couple Of
the watch chains were found, thus
showing that the culprits had got.
ten out ON train. Whether they
. went east or west was not learned.
It was one OF the most daring
6urglaries ever committed in this
city, the business house broken into
being right on the main street Of
the town and next door to the post
Office. Mr.. Stewart had been s.load-
ing up" lately on fine line Of
jewelry and the burglars cleaned brs
stock up pretty completely. Tho
thieves affected an entrance by force
ling the front door. Besides the
Ijewelry they took fine collection
of old rare coins and these Mr..
Stuart can Identify easily should he
ever see them again.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
A Thouglstfral Company.

Oswald Short, besides carrying
1880 insurance in the Firemen, also
had $500 in the ssOfficials," the
company represented by F. Z. Con
boy When Mr.. Conboy heard Of
Oswald's death he Immediately came
to this city and notified his com
pauy. The company, though the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
Tersa ct coart tor 1901.

Judge Rich has fixed the terms Of
court for the Fifth Judicial District
for 1901, as follows:
Bingham, May / and October 3i,
At 10 a. m.
Bannock, March 4, and Sept. ?,
at 10 a. m.
Fremont, June and Nov. IS, at
2 p. m-
Lemhl, May 20 and Oct. 2, at ,
p. IA.
Oneida, June II and Dec. ., at
2 p. m.
Bear Lake, Feb. 10 and Sept. %,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
Rip Him up the Back .

A 1ong-suffering postmaster IN an
Eastern town has posted the follow
ing notice In his place of businesss
.sNo letters will be delivered until
they sre received. II yon don't get
. letter or paper on the day you ex-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
BONDS ARE DEFEATED.
No Waterworks for rIontpelier Now.

For bonding, rs votes. gt
Against bonding, 9S votes
This tells the story of the vote last Monday on the
proposition to bond the city for 49, 500 to construct
system OF waterworks. 80. .4
Tile vote not as heavy -Mas-expected The
FIRST ward poed the most votes and all but five or SIX
were against the bonds In the second ward the vote
about evenly divided while in the third the depot
ward all the votes but in favor of the bonds
The result of the election leaves Montpelier with
out any chance for system of waterworks FOR long
time to come In fact their seems no possible chance
for city water unless franchise be given and in
our present state there is prospect OF this The
is not large enough to guarantee sufficient in
come to a company to put plant in. company
would also be handicapped by the same arguments as
were used against the bonds, e., fear of making
shortage water for irrigation. Thus Montpelier is
left high and dry far pure mountain water is
concerned.
The people who would have been the best patrons
of the system could not, under the Laws vote the
proposition. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-07
The Good of II.
case.

Some people object TO lodges ip
general and fraternal insurance III
particular. Montpelier has recently
had couple of demonstrations of
4he work of lodges both of the fra
sernal side and the insurance fea-
tHre.
Recently the. Ladies of the Mac
cabees we're called on to part with
= mem ber, Mrs. G. Y. Smith. She
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-26
GrausOiiide Rriessidifis In @aroeeo

(spe,ial q. .. ct. 8ts.l
= nttaui 9uns fur Sreibu n D.
fetnbe.
Berlin, 25. Wai. Oas grpoie,
peI9es 9raf GoIudomsti, Der 0fter-
rei1iiae Miniiter bes ausmdrtisen,
Dor Der suitansisen Rommiiion Der
Oiterrei4ii9.unsarii9en SeIesationen
in gDien Iber bic internationaIe Sage
CAB, lit tn Der osuti9en Yreiie nit Ieb-
bafteitsr geirieoisuns aufssnOmmen
poroen. Sie 6einbe bes Sreibunbes
iino oafiir um 10 mebr enttduidt. 9aB
GoIu9opsti ben erpanfOns-@ -@eIaiten
Der fIsinen 9altanfaaten -einen sebOri-
gen Sdmpier aufieste, wiro fiir bur9.
aus seitaemds ansefeben. saur uirb
cine grtldruns bariibsr uermiBt, pie
Oiterreidiihe Sntersiien besintrd9tist
wsrben tOnHten, obne oaB irsenb cine
6roBmadt oerartisen 1efrebunsen
8oribub leiitete. Gollte &uBtanb. e
Die eiide fallt um 10 mebr auf, als Die
Besiebunsen spil4en Oeftsrrei9- lln-
surn uab Rublano fir burtaus frsunb-
LID ertlart werben. absr Der 3pie-
ipalt, oa6 6OIudOpsti in einsm atbem
0ertrauen 3ur 9eituns Der amtlideu
ruiii9en pOIitit duBert uno bic srnits
@arnuns ertbeiIt, bic Orisntlase ni9i
aIs sefabrenfrei amsuieben, wirb wobl
baburd srtIdrli9, bas man bic ruifi9s
RebenpoIitit, bic umtriebe, Die Fd in
ben 9alfanitaaten unter ruifi9sm Gin.
fuB pieeerboIt bemertbor semad1
babsn, resierunssieitis ni5t sumGssen'
ftanb einer Sebatte MAIDEN mill.
0a a9fIans sur Meser Barren
feier.
Berlin, 25. @ai Sis rassne'
9ationaIeA In paris bate nit srobs'
6snustbuuns oie 0a9ri9t oerbreitet
bab Der rufiiibe Militdr-a -atta9e II
Berlin bet Der Weser poraOe gu gbrel
bss 3arsn pnrH abDeienbsit sssIans
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-26
g Sruben -grplo ionin
SO O [benbura.

8erIin, 25. Wai. elf Mrbeiter
murben beute anldbli9 elmer sewaltisen
6ruben=grploiion tn Der prins YleB
&obIensrube in 8aIoenburs setobtet.
Ste grpIoiion erfoIste infoIse i4lasen-
Der @etter.
s ro denlesuns bes 3ui=
ber ees.
am Saas, %. Mfai. Sie &e-
sieruns bat oem Yarlament einen @e=
iesentpurf betreHenb Die Srodenlesuns
bes 3uiber-Sees uoreelest. Sn oem
gntwurf miro persei4Iasen, Die &iiiten
Der 9ropinsen Norb-6oGanb unb Sries=
lamb bur9 einen Sei9 su perbinoen,
Sic eriten Soften biefiir iino auf 95
Millionen 8uloen Oeranl9la9t, Die
ourh eine anIeibe aufsebraat werbsr
iollen. Sie Nrbeiten iollen in 80 Sab
rem pollenoet 1ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-26
Ste@erei bel einer ,,08iln aSeft
Zbptp".
Ontel Sam's Sauoelsbesiebunsen
init Seutidlanb.
Veri6ieSeneS.

&apt. Nept 9aIl's Sail.
8ai bin9ton, %. Wai. Sie
often oes Rriessseri9ts in oem Salle
bes Gapitdns 9tewt 5all bonn amsrita-
nii9sn Marine @orps, peI9er anldB.
lid Der @ertbeibisuns Der @eianbt-
i9aften in Yetins pom @eianbten Gon=
ger Der Ssisbeit bsi3uloist puroe, iino
bier ioeben einsetroifen. aomiral
8emep bat baS llrtbeil tn elmer Spe-
3iaI.Oroer publisirt, wel9e 6apt. Saa
oollitanbis entIaftet, uno ibm nur
elm manselbaftes llrtbsil oOrwirft,
wel9es fi9 oarin seiste, oaB er feline
Sruppen in einem tritii9en Musen-
bid pon Der Sartarenmauer Suriid.
sos.
Ser @ertras nit ben Greet
Snbiamern.
Wai ibinston. 8. g., %. Mai.
Ser iOeben ratifsirte @ertras Der Ser.
Staaten nit Der Greet.ylation beitimmt,
Die sinselne 3utbeiIuns BON Greet
9dnbereisn, bas 2e9t Der @srIsibuns
BON BefstiteIm in CsiAaftsn, unb cine
ausemeine grlepisuns Der anselesen-
bsiten Der Greet-Ration i'm Sabre 1904
auberoem bat bas Y5ouie Of 2inss@ Die
grnennuns elmer aOmmiiiion bei9Ioi-
fen, pel9e nod einen grsansunsss
0ertras nit Den Ser. Staoten neso-
tiiren ioa, bur9 ben Der erite Wertras
in ueri9ieoenen gin3eIbeiten amenbirt
mirb.
Ontel Sans 9anbel. g
@aibin9ton, 8. g., 20. Wtai.
9eiunbti9afts- -Setretdr Sadion in 8er-
lin bat bem Staats-Seportemsnt cine
itutiftii@e 3uiammeaiteuuns beg seut-
i9en ausldnbii@en 9anbeIs fur bas
RaIenoer=Sabr 1900 mitsetbeiIt, aus
weI9er erii9tli9, baB Der Smport
SeutidIano's in bieier Yeriobe um
SCI 1928, ,672 uno Der Grport um $91 :
437 ,696 susenommen bat. Nad ber-
ielben 3uiammeniteauns betrus Der
SanbeI Der einaelnen 9anber i'm Sabre
1900: gnslano 5000, ,O7T,31S; Ser,
Staaten $242 ,941 1872; Oeiterreid-
llnsarn $172 ,391 ,O16; &uBlanb $17O,-
535 $50.
GaIifornii9e SrI1te Iber.
laseln pantiae.
Ser Ser. Staaten-2oniuI 8artle'
man in @aIensia (Spanien) bat BEN
Stauts Oepartement 3eitunss Ius'
ldnitte iiberianbt, aus peI9en berpor-
sebt, oaB Die caIiforniiden Sriidte uni
@emIie Die ipaniiden artitel in 5rant
reid, gnslsab uno, Seuti9lune uu!
benz Marfte sebrdnst baben.
g d abenfeuer in &uib
&uiboiIIe, Snb, %. Wlai
Sie Jabrit Der @uibpille 5urnitur
60. maro beute elm @aub Der 6Iammen
Cine @aioIin=gIpIolion periduIbete be-
granb. @ormann 8. s. Gafie erIii
! 0erlesunsen, bic ieinen Sob berbeifib
rem peroen. @ebGube unb @aorenlo
ger waren nit $65 600 oerii9ert.
GroBer 8anfraub.
MiImaufee, Wisc. %. Mai
Oie erite IationaI 8anf in Winero
3 point purbe beute bon &dubern beim
D eeIu9t. Sie SbIren murben erbro1e
. unb Der 6sIbi9rani ssiprenst. 81
&duber fanoen $50, 900 in oemieIber
sic enttamen.
n Ser Yrdiibent fdbrt na,
90 q aibinston Suriid.
r SanJraneiseo, 25. Wai. :
: I'm 10 llbr beute @Ormittas fubrs
: prafibent MeRinlep, feline 5rau III
: feline lammtIi9en 2abinetsmitsIieb
mad, bem Often OBJ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-26
y anfier Wtor9an Mill bic
9r0Bte Sanf Der gSelt
9rinoen.


9roBte 8ant Der Nelt
9riinoen.
gep Yort, 25. @tai. Yriuaten
Sepei9en aus @aibinston unb an-
oeren Orten sufolse, bat Der gantier
Yierpont Morsan Die gbii6t, bier Elm
6inansinititut Su sriinoen, peI9es ale
bisberissn 8anten melt in S6atten
itellen iol. Mtebrerere Der sroBten
gantbduier Der Stabt lollen biele
rsrOBte 8ant Der @elt" biloen, pel6er
Die widtise aufsabe sufallen pirb,
sipii3en bem 8unoesibasamt uno Der
6inansipe!t gu permitteln, i'm NOtbfalle
Die @oloreierue bes S6abamtes gu
i3Isen u. I. NJ.
So oerlautet, baB Mor9an lib be-
treffs bieies ieines YIanes nit Den Be-
amten Der Sunoesresieruns beratben
bat uno baB oielelben, obne ibn birett
in Der Sa9e Su ermutbiser = Das Ii9
nit oem SinanSipiteme bes 9anbes ni6t
gut oereinbaren lieBe - bod ibrer
anfi6t Nusbrud perlieben, baB eine
iol6e &ieienbant ni6t bIcs BON Nuben
iOnoern serabe notbuenbis pare.
Gr It de n.
N EN- 6 tile, Snb., 25. Mai. =
gDdreno elmer @oritelluns elmer vg8ilb
Weft Sbop" in Nep @a tile, puroe
gbwarb @allaes BON Cairo, SlS., BON
g8illiam Briggs BON Yaoucab, 2p.,
erto6en.
8eioe paren anseitellte Der rSbow"
uno Die Shat trus lib in Dem &iiben=
selt su. Gin Mtessermefer NOR Die
@afe. @allace belt ben erfen Mte1er-
itrei9 ab, bod i'm nd9iten ausenblid
brans ibm bas Meiler in bas Sers.
Ser Morobube rib oarauf Die @unoe
nit oem Mefer auf uno entflob. 9eioe
linb Neser.
Gin Bad feft.
YetbIebem, Ya., 25. Wtai.
Ser bieiise 8a9-gbor bat beute Elm fir
brei Sage bere9netes Mtuiitfeit unter
9situns bes Oirisenten Sreb. @elt
nit elmer auifabruns Der 8sibna9ts-
gantate beg SHELTERS be9onnen.
Mm Abenb folsten ansere &ompo=
litionen oes Sbomas-6antors. Sas
8onsert, gu wel4sm ii6 pieIe Sremoe
aus philadelphia, Bottom unb giep
Oort einssfunben bate, batten einen
sroBen tiinitlerii9en grfols. Sie
| ibwierisen polppbonen GbOre 8a3 g
tpuroen nit GROCER prdSiiion seIunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-05-26
Snoiauapolis, Snb.. sonntas, ben 26. Nfai 1901.
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init Seutidlanb.