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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-15
THE CARTEEN.

Prohibition doesn't seem to be any
more popular in the army than it is in
Vermont, and perhaps not as much so.
The indications are that there is going
to be a lively time over the "canteen"
at the coming session of congress. Two
years ago, after an animated discus
sion, congress passed law prohibiting
the sale of spirituous or fermented
liquors in the army post exchanges. In
his recent report Major General Corbin
strongly recommends the restoration of
the canteen, and it is averred that nine
tenths of all the army officers, includ-
ing surgeons and chaplains, who have
watched the results of prohibiting the
sale of wine and beer to the enlisted
men, are Of opinion that the prohibit
tory law has had bad effect upon the
morals and discipline of the men, and
has promoted intemperance and i'm
morality. There has been great in
CEGdSG Ill the IIulElDGE OIL IIldlS LOT III
fractions Of discipline and in the num-
Der of assertions, and this, General Cor
bin says, is attributed by those who
are best informed to the abolition of
the canteen. Not long ago General
Funston made report in which he
strongly urged this view of the case,
and recommended the restoration of
the canteen. General Leonard Wood,
who has had ample opportunities for
observation both as a physician and a
commanding officer, says he agrees with
General Funston.
1t is not probable that this expert
testimony will deeply impress those who
fought and conquered rum when the
matter came up two years ago. The
congressman will have a warm time,
and some of them will have to do some
lively and expert squirming in order to
keep their balance.
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HAS HAD ENOUGH.

Kansas City is rich, but it doesn't feel
rich enough to add to the burden which
its municipal ownership Of public util-
tiles" has put upon it. A scheme is on
foot there to have the city buy and OPP
crate one Of the local telephone compan-
les. The Bell company is thought to
be willing to unload" on the city
an enterprise which is not profitable,
but the Kansas City Journal remarks
that 'just now when the incompetency
and jobbery Of the water works man.
agement under city control are looming
up so conspicuously is a particularly
poor time to spring a scheme for more
municipal ownership folly. The people
showed very clearly with their votes
that they wanted no experimenting
with public electric light system, and
there is not particle of reason why
they should take any more kindly to a
proposition to own and operate a pub
lie telephone service"
Kansas City isn't the only place where
municipal ownership of public utilities
hasn't turned out as its advocates said
it would. Business is business, and
politics is politics
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REG ULATING AUTOMoRTLES.

The automobile is numerous and
busy in Europe, and it Is interesting
to notice how 1t Is regulated" in Wen
ma, Berlin and Paris. The regulation
is much the same in the three cities.
Only vehicles Of an approved type
may be used. 1t Is provided that they
shall have two independent systems of
brakes and that it shall be possible to
stop all backward motion. In Berlin
the brakes must be capable of STOP
ping the carriage going at the maxi
mum speed permitted, within dis
tance of tWenty-six feet. The regula-
tions in the German capital are espe-
cially strict in prohibiting excessive
noise, smoke, steam or odor." In
Paris and throughout France the auto
mobile must carry Sin characters cas-
lily distinguished" the name and resi-
dence of the owner. In Berlin it must
carry not only this. but also plate
bearing a number issued by the police.
Lights and bells are required in the
three capitals. No one may operate an
automobile in France unless he is pro-
vided with a certificate of capacity"
issued on the recommendation of the
government engineers. In Berlin such
certificates are not issued to persons
under IS years of age. The Vienna
regulations are less definite. They
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over the Spanish and French at the end
of the last century. It assisted in the
defeat by Lord Rodney of the Comte de
Grasse in 1852, while year before be-
ing wrecked it accomplished the fam
Gus feat of destroying ten Spanish gun
boats and q battery.
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mark an occasional fight Of migratory
birds, which passes above US, rises and
falls, and, growing DINNER and dim
mer, fades away in the mist towards
the southern horizon.
ERNEST HAROLD BAYNES.
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After a submersion of ninety five
years the famous British frigate Arson
is showing above water in Mounts bay,
where it was wrecked on December 80,
1907 When disaster overlook the YES
sci 1t was returning from taking part
in the capture of the island of Curacao
and with it sixty-six men went to a
Watery grave. The ship is lying in
four fathoms of water and on it's decks
are seven brass guns and also a large
number Of iron guns. The British ad-
miralty has been informed of the dis
covery, and it is expected that officials
will be sent to make full investigation
with a view to the recovery of the al
most priceless relic. 1t is stated that
the frigate had booty of Spanish doub-
looms on board, and this fact will add
to the interest with which further de-
velopments are awaited. The Arson,
which carried forty -four guns, took no
mean part in the victories achieved
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A well known family of the northern
wards, says the, Troy Times, had as
their guest at the supper table few
evenings ago a little niece, maiden of
five years old whereabouts. As usual,
the topic of the awful badness" of
Mays little brother was taken up. I'm
expectedly she agreed in the bad
boys" arraignment, for he had been on
plundering expedition through her
toys recently. Finally some one sug-
gested that he would smash even an
iron DOLL But here May hesitated.
She was aware that iron could not be
included in Georges list of materials
capable Of destruction. yet she regret
ted to lose the opportunity of showing
some more of his badness" A PEN
sive moment followed, and, encircling
the table with her wistful blue eyes,
she at length said hesitatingly: "Well,
If he wouldn't break the iron doll, he
would put good dent in it,
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A Missouri paper says: If you have
frequent headaches, dizziness, fainting
spells, chills, cramps, epilepsy or jaun-
dice 1t is sign that you are not we'll
and may die at any moment. Pay your
subscription a year in advance, and
make yourself solid for a good obit-
uary.
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A philosophical negro, in jail and I'M
der sentence of death for murder at
Media, Pennsylvania, is occupying his
remaining time in eating and taking on
flesh. de heavier I gifts de better I'll
hang" is the way he puts it.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-15

When the driver of coal cart was
made to wait before the Union League
club house in New York until the pres
ident had left it, before he could unload
he made answer to the police: II s'pose
I'll have to, but it's funny after Teddys
been doing so much to get it here
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The department of agriculture an
nounces thattit has at last succeeded
In producing an orange that will with
stand the cold waves that have devas-
tated Florida groves, one that can be
grown 200 miles farther north than the
fruit hitherto grown in Florida. This
orange is a cross of the japanese tri-'
goliate orange, an ornamental tree, with
the common varieties.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-15

The United States army is to have
new rife, according to the report Of
General Crozier Chief of the Bureau of
Ordnance. The rifle in use has been
Improved" and provided with rod
bayonet instead of the heavier bayonet
SO long used. One advantage of the
rod bayonet is that it lightens the
weight Of the gun and dispenses with
the bayonet and bayonet scabbard now
In use, and in the place of which in
trenching tools may be carried by the
soldier. The new piece weighs little
less than nine and one-half pounds, be-
ing considerably lighter than the Ger
man and the Mauser, yet the bullets
have greater velocity and greater pen
etration. Some FIVE thousand Of the
new rifles are to be made for further
trial
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-15

The people of Formosa have just be-
come up to date enough to have a rail-
road of their own, and detailed report
of its construction has been forwarded
to the stockholders, many of whom are
Frenchmen and Englishmen. The rails
are English, the locomotives are Eng
lish and American, the bridge work and
Orders are American, and the rolling
stock is native built on American
trucks.
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Education.

He sent his boy to college,
And now he cries, Alack!
He spent ten Thousand dollars
And got a quarter back.
n,,ni
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Inc OeSE SeCR1zLV III
the 7Oozld aVlth tie
laggest guaranteed
income.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
of New York, has S352,S38,e7I of
invested assets and grants annuities
for life upon the following terms
For each $1,000 deposited an
annual income viii be paid
at age 50 of s e3.8r
65. II2,6I
10 IS4.77
Is 1878
.-= 80 1916
Rates ofinterest paid by Savings
Banks and other frst-class invest
ments are now so low that the
income on the savings of a life
time is often inadequate for a frugal
support in old age. BY the pur-
chase of an Annuity in the Mutual
Life Insurance Co., many persons
who are now obliged TO deny them
selves many things they have been
accustomed to, can enjoy a liberal
income for life.
. Apply to
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dMmMMe<s2
No. : HoApLEy BUILDING.
New Haven, Conn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-07
Sur letten &mbe!

Inter iiberaus sablrei6er getbeilis=
uns Der Biirser Der Stabt, tpel9e 10
bic alleemeine geliebtbeit bes Ierbli9e=
men in fiunis=freunoidaftli9er Weile
betunoete, wuroen seitern Nadmittag
bic fterbliden ueberreife bes am Grei=
tag Nadmitta9 aus bem 2eben gsidie-
osnen Mitbiireers uno oeltf6en 9 | o.
niers Gbri fian 9arle sur
leBten &ubeitdtte I'M @rOmn Sia=
Grieobofe seleitet. Sie 2eitenfeier
i'm Sauie uno am @rabe bielt
paitOr S. 6. Yeters ab rno ipurbe
ibre @eibe ourd prddtisen Gborseians
oes r0ieoertrans" srbObt. Sie Mit=
glieber oesielben uno Die bes beutiden
piOnier=8ereins nabmen bOasdblis unb
angefiibrt bon Der Union Mulit=Gapele
an bem SrauerSu9e 8beil, mdbrenb Die
Mitglieoer Der anbersn 9ogen, benen
9err 8arle ansehort bate, ibn in
9utiden bas leBte gbrsnleite saben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-07
Die mene %. Waibinetom Str:
Bride.
gnsebpte fir fiinf neridiebene Briiden tper,
BEN morsen aussel4rieben tperben.

Oie Gountp gommihdre tuerben
morgen Die 9lnsebote fir ben gau Der
neuen Weit Waibinston Str. : Bride
ausi6reiben.
Sieielben uerben iid auf nad.
itebenoe pldne beaieben: Stein-8riide,
5 gOsen, 430 GuB. lang, 1870 SUB
brett nit fteinernem untersrunb.
Stabl=Sriide, nit ifeinernem Inter
bdu.
Sieie bsioen Pldne iino bon gountp=
Snsenieur Slausmann einsereidt.
Concrete Stabl Bride, 8 gDeen,
yWilan Contribution Co."
Concrete Stabl Bride, 4 g0een,
,grpanoso Mstal 60. bon ct. 2puis.
Concrete Stabl Bride, 8 8Daen,
vSennelique SDitem".
Sie fransOIiide 6irma, psl9s BIZ
lebtgenannten Yldne eingsrei9t bat,
bat Bis oahin nod feins Bride in ben
Der. Staaten eebaut; in 6rantreid
jeoo6 miro ibr Spftem beporSust.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-07
Yeriomal= Toti,em.

Serr Wm. Saerle nebIt Satin
tueroen morgen bon ibrer &eiie na9
Cos 9lneeles, tuolslbft iie brsi Monate
auf Sslu6 Bel ibrem Sobns peiltsn,
5uriiffebren.
Sas Quartet bes 2iebertrans, be-
ite6eno aus ben Serren S9aeier,
S9meoel, S9ulmeDer unb Wli6elis,
iotuie Serr Sirissnt 8nobel, eiftstsn
aeitern elmer @inlaouns BON Serrn unb
6rau .. Sroemel Golee uno berlebten
einen duberit anseneb men Nbeno i'm
6auie ibrer @afssber, bic es an gr=
frii9ungen uno 3ebruns better Nrt
ni9t feblen lieBen. Sn @nerfennuna
Der treffli9en gepirtbuns lisB oas
Auartett mandes itDne 9ieb ertonen.
Serr u anton gui d, Der liebens=
tpiiroise uno iooiale Weinbdnbler unb
@eingutsbeiibsr aus Main3 Gafsl
peilt einmal ipisber gum itetsnilltom=
menen geiua ieiner pielen 6reunoe in
bisiiser Stabt. Or 1T Der gait bes
Serrn Capt. Sacob 6. gieler, befinbet
fid alio oemssmdb in ben ansrbelten
Sdnben.
Gs iinb feline Marfen, tpel6e 6err
gui9 auf Eager fiibrt feurise Ibsin'
tpsine, ianfte Moielpeine unb bic eblsn
Wsine aus Den idOnen Sbdlsrn Der
9aarbt. Serr 8ui6 1T elm Sruoer oes
Serrn aoOlpbus guid. prdiioent Der
glnbeuier=Euib 8rauerei=@eieaidait.
Seit 16 Sabren bereilt er bic @ereinis.
ten Staaten.
8on ben lfern bes SubIon Bis gum
@olonen Sbore, bon bem @olf BON
MerieO biz gu ienen eiiisen @siilb.n,
no Der Mt. giias nit ieinem fdnee=
bsoedten Saupte iiber Die Wo!ten
smporrast, bebnte lih feline &eiie aus.
lleberall bat e. fid bur9 feline 2iebens-
miirbistsit unb baben feline bortrsff=
li4en @eine ii9 10 ihludiebiioe
6reunos ertporben.
Serr Snid Derlebte sefern Hadmit=
tag in Der Mdnnerdor Saue in anee=
neGmer Geieaidaft einIse bsrsniists
Stunoen.
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Sis 3udtbans= sfamoale.
Son berufener Seite bdufen ii8 bic anflasen
sesen ben 9alis.BarSein Sarnarb.

9ein Gag bereebt, oaB ni9t bon
bsrufener Settle neue 9lntlagen gsgen
Den M.nfdeni6inoer, ben 5iilfs=
@arbein Barnard, srboben perben.
gtd6lt Or. Sorne iino jegt aua nod
Der ebemalise 3u6tbaus @rst Or.
Spinning uno Gaplan SenoeriOn nit
Der grtldruna aufsetreten, baB bic
NusIa9en oes Doctors auf Wabrbeit
beruben. sic ielbit finb 3eugsn Der
Brutnlitdten Sarnarb's setueien. @us
benz Sospitale purben 9rarfe, tpel9e
i9on Den 2eim Deg Sobes in fid tru=
gen, in bic 9lrbeitsidle seidleppt.
9ii4t Serr &eio mar Der g8aroein,
ipnbern in g8irtli9teit mar ss 8ar=
naro. Die 8eri9te, iuelAe oerielbe
an ben Daroein ianote, paren nit
fali9en Angaben Uermertt. 90 ). Q.
bieB es in eiuem 8eridt, baB $50.
2i50" iiA psiserte su arbsitsn, neil Der
@r5t fi4 tpeiserte, i'm ri6tis su beban=
Oeln. Dieier SdluBIab mar gar=
narb's eisene @rfinbung- Ser @lert
in Der Office. ielbf Elm 3udtbdusler,
madte ben Doctor auf oieien Seri9t
aufmertiam. 9srielbe bate cine Gon=
trDperie nit Barnard, unb Die 6Dlee
mar, bab Der arme &erl bon @lert in
Die 0untelselle abseft6rt puroe. :
Ser &eit lit Sdmsissn.
Gin @efangener, tnel9er Sage lang
on ben 9dnosn aufsebdnst mar, ber=
iu9te in Der pauie, in tuel9em er iein
Broo bersebren fonnte, lib nit sinem
Siiif elmer sinnernsn S9aale ben
Sals aufSui9neioen. Der 8orfal
tuurbe sntoedt, Die Wunbe puroe obsr=
fld3li9 uerbunosn uno Der @sfangene
tuurbe auf's @eue an9efettet.
Gs beibt ferner, oaB Der 8ouberneur
bsn osn obenertudbnten Serren i6on
Dor Monaten iiber 8atuarb's 8rutali=
tdten gsri9te erbielt; ari6einenb bat
oerlelbe lie aliO tueiter ni9t bea9tet.
Sept aber, mo bic 2reiie Der 9lnflaser
li9 INNER enser um Barnard sieben,
i9eint er enblib feline aufmerfiamfsi
Der idtper erniten Sade gu tuiomen,
bsnn er bat fi6 nit elmer sriinoli9er
llnteriu9una einperftanben ertldrt.
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8rr!
ssroit beute slbenb.

Snfel Sam's Wetter propbet bort
Oben i'm Majeitie @ebdube, bat beute
feinsn i9tedten Gag, benn er bat uns
fiir 5eute Mbenh Sroft prophe;eit.
Oa 3ufdaig.r Weiie beute Nbeno eine
Staotratbs- Sibuns ftattfinost, in mel
der Die neue Natursas Weter=Oroi=
mans einsereidt p.rben tpirb, 10 wdre
es eigentlid ni9t gu beruunberu, ipenn
oieielbe ieitens Der Stabtodter frofig
aufeenommen tperoen tpiirbe.
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9oeal= olitiiaes.

Die Se NJ o traten Iino CUR
3eit eifris nit Der grOrteruns bss Gau=
bibaten=W =Waterials fir bas @ountp=
Sidet beiddftist, tpennidon fi9 bisber
erlt penise Ganoibaten 0ifentli9 se=
meloet baben. @s berlautet u. a.,
bab 9err Sobn Sdlep, ebebem
Shlfs Gounipclert uno Better bes
glbmirals Sdlep, als Ganbibat fir bic
Noniration gum Gountp glerf auf=
trsten tuirb. Sem &uf als alter Sol=
bat fommt ibm su @ute. Mls ganoi=
Dat fir @OuEtp : Sdabmeiiter wiro
Serr 9lnbretp Steffsn, Der bstannte
Gisarrenfabrifant, in @oridlas gs=
bra6t, unb fur bas Staatsantpalts=
9lmt gr YOliSeiridter Salp. Sfen
ertldrt als ganbioat but ii9 iomeit nur
gr-Staotratbsmitglieo go. 8ernauer,
Der Sriebensridter peroen mOdte uno
bon isinsn Greunoen i9on felt LANCER
3eit Squire" senannt tuiro.
SIM Griminalseridtsiaale tuollen Die
probibitioniiten am fom-
menben Wlittpod ibr Gountp Sidet
nominiren, oas @ountp- -@omite reor=
saniliten unb basu 80 Selesaten fur
ibre Gtaats=gonpention erudhlen, bic
cine MoAe ipdter abgebalten tpirb.
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Jsasr im ,,Somrnal"= "=0ebamSe.
Rebrsre 9erionen Sur9 bic 6euerpsbr &C.
rettet

Sm @rosei4oB oes rScurnal"= =Se=
bdubss am Wonument Plab brad beute
MOrsen tur3 na9 9 llbr elm Geuer aus.
Der &aud babnts ii9 ourd ben Gabr=
fublida6t ieinen BEG nad allen oberen
3dumlihfeiten. Serielbe mar 10 in=
teniiD. bab ben perionen, pelde ii9 i'm
biertsn Stodpsrt befauben, thatId4lid
Der @e9 nod unten abseIdnitten tuuroe
uno oiefelben benz @ritifen nabe mo-
rem. gu Dem 6enfter Der Office bes
Or. g. u. Snpoer eridien oerielbe
uno cine junse Dame uno risfen, 70
melt Der &au9, tpsl9er um ibre Sdup=
ter qualmte, ss erlaubte, um Siilfe.
Die Setter So. gto. IL ridtste ibre
Better seeen cas- Genifer, Der 6euer=
tpebrmann Sad 8. Srisn erflomm
bieielbe uno mittellt ieiner Siilfe
wuroen Die idon in SOoesansit i6me-
benoen 2eute eerettet. Sauienoe BON
3ui9auern uobnten Der Scene BEL
unb als Der brape 6euertuebrmann,
nm tpelden Die Dame ibre slrme se=
i6lunsen bate, sliidli9 auf terra
firma sclanoet mar, mar es 9laen, als
ob Elm dip BON i5rer Bruit sewdlsi
mar.
Sas Rdbhen CAB ieinen Naren als
glntoinetts g8iltins on. Or. Snpoe,
uno elm iuneer Mann. tuel&er iih i'm
sueiten @iOduert befano. gelanster
ebenfaas per 9eiter 9liitli4 ms 6reie.
Ser our6 bas Gsuer anseri9tete Sda-
Dem iif nur elm unbeoeutenoer.
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Senti9er slas. Yrot. @aiien=
Sereim.

Sn Der seitriaen reselmdBisen Ge=
i6dftsbsriammlung bes yDeuti9en
aae. prot. Waiien=W =Wsreins", bic BEL
reser getbeilisuns i'm grbeei9oiie bes
@ourtbauies itattfanb, murbe betreffs
oes @ufrabmeseiu9s BON Sos. Murrp
beIdlOiien, Die 9lufnabme BON elmer
lleberweiiung ieitens bes &reisseri9ts
abbdnsig gu MAIDEN.
Sas Gomite fir Die Mufnahme bss
&. Z. Stureeon'iden 9inoes erifattete
einen siinitissn Seridt, 10 bab 9luf-
nabme oesielben bei9lolien purbe.
@on 8eorse Mobe 1T cine NppIifa=
tion um gintritt in Den @erein einee=
laufen.
Sierauf murbe Der 8eri6t besWaiIen=
baters. 9errn Senrp 5. 8oeiener's,
Derlelen unb angenOmmen.
9ta9 Dem gerihte befinben fi9
idmmtli9e &inber in sutem @eiunb=
9eitsaultanoe. SIM perflO1enen WOnat
murben feine 2inber aufaenommen;
aussetreten lit am 81. Wldrs Sarrp
grolb, 10 baB bas Seim berseit 63
ainoer, 25 Mdo9sn uno SO &naben,
beberberet.
gm Sonntag, ben %. Mdrs. wur=
ben Oueenep Wulf, @niilie Ott, Gbas.
Stolte, Oscar 2eeb, Granf Seser unb
9arrp Mrolo BON 9errn Yaitor petsrs
in Der 3ionstir9e tOniirmirt.
Sm Saufe beg Monats sinsen na9=
ftebenoe @eIaente elm:
Ssrr $. &ub Is Yfunb @rasIamen
uno cine Wai9ine gum @rasidsn.
Serr Wm. Maiamspsr cine Insabl
8arteniamen.
9udrioe &sSOn &babarberphan3en
unb Slumen fir Die @oniirmanoen bel
Der Yriifuns.
Serr 9Duis granot Slumen fir Die
Goniirmanben auf palm= unb Siter=
Sonntag.
Snopls. Breping Co., 5 Yfunb
5opfen.
Serr gmil 6. Gabrion, cine Insabl
papiertiiten.
Serr pafor peters lieB IL gtamen
auf Die Sibeln unb @eiansbii9sr Der
@onfirmanben gratis bruden.
Sie arbeiter Der y9ltlas gnsina
@orts" madtsn $1l.40 fir bic 3inoer
oes beriforbsnen Warcus 0olmer gum
@eIdent.
Ser 8erein fpri6t allen @ebern iei=
nen ber3lid,n Sant aus.
Sas 8eiud betreffeno Der Mufnabme
zines gntelfin bes bon 6rauStod uurbs
einem @omite, beitebsno aus ben Ser-
rem Stolte, Sabenep uno Sdaub iiber=
seben, um Die seridtli4e llebertpeiiuns
oes 2inoes bsrbeisufiibren.
Ser geridt bes GinanS=Sefretdrs
tpur0e angenpmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-07
Sas GreeatibsGomite Der 0rn=
ben=Mrbeiter In Sibmns.

Inter bem Sorfib bes Srdioenten
Wtit9ell trat beute oas @recutib=Gomite
Der Ssreini9ten @rubsn 9lrbeiter in
Sibuns. % Wlitslieber, 800. 900 9lr=
better reprdientireno, nabmen an ber=
ielben tteil. Gs banbelt iiA nm Die
6ra9e, Oh oemnddit in ben 9lntbracit
@eeenben Der Gtreit ertldrt iperben ioll;
ober nibt; 10000 Wann pdren in
bemIelbeu inbolbirt. Sie MusIidten
auf cine frisolide S9lidtuns iino
eiinitig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-07
Np. 1913.
VI m 5. R a mirb MIbert &.
Yatrid bingeri6tet
tper0en.
tuer0en

New BORT, z. Npril. gilbert
5. Yatrid, fpel6er Der grmoroung bes
Dtillicndrs Wm. M. @ice fir i9ulbig
befunoen tpuroe, tpuroe beute bonn 3e=
coroer @Off gum SObe psrurtbeilt. Ser
Gag Der 9inri4tuns tuuroe auI ben
5. Wfai felfseieBt.
SelbRmorb bes Yrdiibentem
Der nDeitern 8afsbalf
Sig a."
3anias@itr, z. 4pril. Sames
Wbitfielo, prdfbent Der vWeitern
8afebaq 2isa" uno ieit pislen Sabren
Der SPORTING &ebatteur bes v2anIas
@itp Star" ma&te 6eute Moreen
feinsm Saiein bur9 gri9ieben elm
freiwillises gnbe. 6inansiells Sorsen
fdeinen ibn 3ur 8er3weifuns se=
trieben su baben.
Ser NeitOr Der Snbiana
Sournaliit ten GET orben.
gpansbilIe, Snb., z. 9lpril.
Samss Samilton WacNeelp, Seraus=
gebsr Der ngbansbille Sournal=glems",
betannt ais 9teitor Der Snoiana Sour=
naliiten, 1T beute i'm glter BON "a
Sabren aus Dem 2eben seidieoen.
Gin 2anbitdo taen bon elmer
Geuersbrun # beimseiuht.
2aporte, Sno., z. Npril. Sn
Der etipa % Wleilen meiili9 bon 9a=
porte an Der Cafe Shore 8abn bele=
senen SrtIAaft @beferton brad um
10 llbr Mbenos Elm 6euer aus. burd
pelaes cine 9lnsabl Sauier serf0rt
muroen. Ser S9aben miro iib auf
etua $50, 900 bslaufsn. 9luf griuden
Der geb0roe maren iowobl BON bier,
als au9 BON Mi9isan @itp, 2Oid=
manni9aften berbeigeeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-07
Yuferipieler bernrtbeilt.

Die stpanig poter=Spieler, pelds
in Der Samftag gladt auf &abte's
.5arm" nabs ben 5airsriinoen ben
berppliasi iiberrumpelt wuroen, befann=
ten fia beute idulois uno wuroen
um s5 unb 2ofen beifraft !; Rabfe
purbe sur 3abluns bon SO unb 9o=
ifsn. bsrurtbeilt. gr be3ablte oieStrafen.
Sisielbeu bsliefen ii9 ius9eiammt auf
1920.