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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
ELECTION ECHOES.
Notes and Comments on the Results of
Tuesdays Voting.

Notes and Comments on the Results of
Tuesdays Voting.
The statement sent out from Free
land Tuesday night that Holman, the
Democratic candidate for register, ran
behind his ticket in Freeand, is not
borne out by the returns. Homan's
opponent had majority here of votes,
which was the smallest majority given
to any Republican candidate on Tues
day. Holman led the Democratic
state ticket and every other Democratic
candidate except Moore and Finn.
The success of the two Democratic
candidates for county commissioner
places that office in the control of the
Democracy for the. first time in about
fifteen years. There are seventeen good
positions at the disposal Of the county
commissioners and as these are now all
held by Republicans there will be some
fat pickings for several Democrats.
The Republicans of Luzerne county
found their allies, the Socialists, II
boomerang. Outside of this end of the
county the new party's vote came prn-
cipally from Republican strongholds.
The Republican leaders are naturally
grieved that the money spent to launch
the Socialist boom failed to accomplish
the result expected.
ho nd frin Of
who was discharged years ago from
Drifton for being too active in endeavor-
ing to help his felow-workers through
nnionism, will be pleased to learn that
he has been elected to the legislature in
Lackawanna county.
The tabulation Of the returns in the
Third district show that Flanagan. the
Democratic candidate, won by a majority
of 81. The candidate OF the Socialist
party, John T. jenkins, received over
l,20o votes, He was third in the race,
Mahon fourth and Henderson, last.
In Schuylkill and Carbon counties the
vote polled by the Socialists came al
most entirely from former Democrats
and the candidates of the latter party
in both counties were nearly all de-
feated.
George j. Hartman, who on Tuesday
was reelected to the legislature from
Wilkesbarre district, is being prominent
ly mentioned in connection with the
speakership Of the next house.
The result of the election in Lacka-
wanna county was big surprise, the
whole Democratic ticket being elected.
The defeat OF Congressman Connell was
unexpected by his friends.
The official count will be necessary to
decide the contest for register of wills
between Mainwaring and Holman.
The counting board is now at work
under guard.
James Tinley was elected without
opposition as mine inspector of the
Seventh anthracite (Shamokin) district.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
FAMILIES EVlCTED.
Pitiable Scenes Enacted by Orders of
G. Ii. Markle g. Co.

u. B. markie a 70.
G. B. Markle & Co. yesterday caused
the eviction OF eleven families from
Highland and Foundryvfle. The work
was performed under direction Of Sheriff
Jacobs by force of Markle &c Co.'S
deputies Officials of tho firm were also
present to see that the law was fully en-
forced against the helpless victims, and
at Jeddo Companies l and l., First regi-
ment, were lined up with their guns to
quell any resistance which might be
made.
Japan, one OF the Jeddo hamlets. was
the first place visited, Sheriff Jacobs
and the coal firms counsel, Attorney
Bigelow, arriving there at O'Clock
from Hazleton. The sheriff notified the
families upon whom he served notice to
vacate some days ago that he would
give them until noon to get out.
He then called at Markle & Co s. Of
flee and upon his return cancelled the
few hours time given the victims and
the deputies proceeded to work. Every
particle of property owned by the min
ers who had been singled out for per-
secution was carried out OF their homes
and deposited in heaps on the township
road.
The evicting brigade then proceeded
~ IL. 4
they executed their orders, and after
that went to Highland and finished
days work which will stand as dis
grace to Markle & Co. while the firm
exists.
The victims are as follows: Paul Dun
leavy, Charles Helferty, James Gala
CHER, John Demshoch Henry Coll, Japan;
Henry Shovlin, Oakdale; Mike Cushma,
Foundryville; Charles Jacquot, Charles
Keenan,, Joseph Popsin and two Slavon-
ians, Highlands; a total of eleven families
The scenes attending the evictons
were extremely pathetic in some in
stances. At Japan blind woman, Mrs.
Branigap, was carried ont on bed
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Coll. Children were driven from the
houses In which they were born, and
sick women were compelled to hurry
their steps from the companys premises
Many of the spectators were moved to
tears when they saw all the worldly
possessions of the victims of the strike
heaped promiscuously on the roadway.
Several of the scenes were photo
graphed, p. G. Gallagher, representing
the union, securing an artist for the
purpose.
A seven-year-old son of Paul Dun
leavy brought out small flag, present
ed year ago to L. U. 1918, of Jeddo,
and when his fathers belongings had
been heaped by the deputies he placed
the symbol of liberty and justice on top.
To its credit, the flag refused to float
and hung limp and lifeless as If ashamed
OF the deeds committed in its name.
The incident did not escape the atten-
tion of the soldiers, many of whom
bowed their heads in sorrow.
Towards evening, when rain began
falling, some OF the furniture and goods
for which shelter had not been obtained
were damaged by the shower.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
ROUND THE REGION.

Michael Ryan, an empleye of the
Scranton Electric Company, met a
frightful death yesterday in sight of
hundreds. Ryan was running jumper
across two wires, thinking that the
current has been turned off. Just as
his hands touched the wire the lights
were turned on in the city. Ryan was
instantly killed by the shock. In fall
ing he struck head first upon a show
case and rolled off to the pavement. The
fall broke his neck. Ryan was 2s years
OF age and unmarried.
Orders have been issued transferring
the First City troop from the Panther
Creek valley to Hazleton, and the troop
left for that place this morning. GEN
eral Schall will also transfer his head
quarters from Tamaqua to Hazleton.
The general would not say that any
trouble was anticipated in the region,
but as 5000 men are on strike here and
several more evictions are scheduled,
the transfer of the troops is believed to
be precautionary move.
After working more than half CEN
tury in the mines, Philip Jones, 65 years,
q fire boss at William Penn collery, sent
in his resigation. The Susquehanna
Coal Company, however, in view of his
faithful service, declined to formally
accept the resignation and he will con-
tinue on the pay roll.
Thirteen-year-old Simon Swoben fell
into the scraper line at Knickerbocke
collery, Mahanoy City, and became so
badly entangled that it was necessary to
take the machinery apart to release him.
Swoben's skull was fractured and both
arms broken, but despite this the boy
still lives.
Yesterday morning Elizabeth, the
eighteen month-od daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Daniel McTague, of Plymouth fell
into tub of boiling water and was so
badly scalded that she died in the after
noon.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
Y. M. c. A.

The week Of prayer, November 0 to IS,
will be observed by using the following
program:
Sunday afternoon, 3 90 o'clock, Y. M.
c. A. rooms.
Sunday evening, O'Clock, at Park M.
e. church, w. B. Koch, of Nescopeck,
and William Byrnes, of Hazleton, will
make addresses.
Park M. E. church. address by Hon. E.
A. Coray of Plttston.
Tuesday evening, 7.3O o'clock, at
Presbyterian church, address by Hon.
E. A. Coray.
Wednesday evening, 7.30 o'clock, at
St. Johns Reformed church, address by
]. D. Dryden.
Thursday evening, 7,3O o'clock, at
English Baptist church, address by
Thos. e. Lewis, OF st. Clair
Friday evening, 7.3o o'clock, at st
James Protestant Episcopal church,
address by Secretary Thos. Thorburn.
Saturday announcement will be made
during the week.
1t is hoped that pastors and people
will attend every service possible. Let
it be grand union rally in the Masters
work. The speakers will bring good
messages for ALL
w. b. Koch and William Byrnes are
railroad men. Hon. T.. A. Coray is the
ex-representative of the Second district.
Thos. E. Lewis is an excellent bible
teacher. Thos. Thorburn is secretary
of anthracite committee. j. D. Dryden
needs no Introduction. Come and hear
these men.
q. w. Vannauker, General Secretary,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
LOCAL NOTES
WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
Freeland Recorded With
out Waste of Words.

The promoters of the recently char
tered Hazleton, Beaver Meadow, Wealth
erly and Nesqnehoning trolley road do
not expect to have the entire line in
operation until five years from now
The right of way has not yet been
secured through Beaver Meadow, Halle
ton or Nesquehoning.
After trip around the world in search
OF his ward, Arthur Teufel, George
Shaffer, OF Hazleton, unexpectedly met
the object of his search in hotel at
Manila, Luzon. Mr.. Schaffer was after
Teufel's signature to a legal document,
in order that an estate may be settled:
number of the men employed in
Drifton boiler houses quit work last
night and the company is badly handi-
capped. Office employees and others
who will fill strikers positions have
been pressed into service.
Miss Margaret Gallagher, who is en-
ployment as a nurse in Pottsville, has
iOuui Iou w tudU UOWui dllHT IL WISH W
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Gala
CHER, Birk beck street.
The Anthracite Coal Strike Commits
sion completed its tour of the coal fields
yesterday and adjourned until next
Thursday, when the taking of testi
mony will begin at Wilkesbarre.
"Minnesota's Best" -four is sold by A.
Oswald. There is none better made.
James II. Pennington, of Drlfton, and
Miss Matilda Veteran, of Hazleton,
were married at the home of the brides
parents, by Rev. r. b. Jack, Wednes-
day evening.
Mildred Holland the noted actress,
who appeared in Freeland in former
seasons, will present her new play, 1.-The
Lily and the Prince" at Wilkesbarre next
week.
B. G. Laubach this week attended
the funeral of his uncle, r. C. Betterly,
an aged resident of Fairmount Springs,
who died on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. James B. Cunningham
will return tomorrow to Oklahoma,
after spending several weeks with Drift
ton relatives.
Mrs. Neal Kennedy, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart McCennan, Chestnut street.
Ice cream-all flavors-at Merkts.
The Miners hospital directors met yes
terday and decided to ask the legislature
for an appropriation Of S42, 900.
The farm of Christian Knelly, near
Drumns, has been purchased by Lloyd
Kelchner, of Butler valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly and family, Of
South Washington street, are preparing
to remove to Philadelphia.
Maj c. b. Coke Post, No. 147, G. A. R.,
was inspected last evening by Captain
Andrew Lee, of Hazleton.
The condition of Editor Fowler, who
is suffering from typhoid fever, shows
no improvement today.
School Director w. j. Purcell is in
town again, after spending a few months
in the South.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07

1 Slluereu AWFUL
ly with kidney dis.
ease. seven different
doctors prescribed
for Inc, some said
the neck of the blad-
der was ir1'itated. I
was frequently laid
up and suffered in.
tense pain. l tried
various medicines but
none did me a par
ticle of good. Final
ly l began the use of
Dr.. David Kennedy's
Fayorite Remedy,
and before 1 had
taken the fourth bot.
tie 1 was entirely
curcG. Some time
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07

DR.. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam best for
Colds, Coughs, Consumption. a5c. SOC. $I.oo.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
RHEUNDT TI5N
Kidney Disease and Stom-
ach Trouble Cured by
DR.. DAVID MENNEDY'S
Remedy

Albert P Miller of 4G South street,
employed by the American Axe g. Tool
Co., Ballston, N. Y, says:
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORPHANS COURT SALE /!
Estate of Jonathan Roberts,
Deceased.
By virtue of an order of the Ornhans, Court

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court,
of LuZerne county, there win be exposed to
li, cala
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07

afterward l was troubled with rheuma.
tism so bad l could hardly help myself.
l saw that FayOrite Remedy was re-
commended for it and began to use
it and improved steadily, q single bot
tie cured me. My wife has taken it for
stomach trouble and obtained almost
instant relief"
If you suffer from kidney, liver or
bladder trouble in any form, diabetes,
Bright's disease, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
eczema or any form of blood disease, or,
if woman, from the sicl1nesses peculiar
to your sex, and are not already con-
vinced that Dr. David Kennedy's Favor
ite Remedy is the medicine you need,
you may have trial bottle, absolutely
free, with valuable medical pamphlet,
by sending your name, with post office
address to the DR.. David Kennedy Cor
poration, Rondout, N. Y, mentioning
this paper
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy is sold by all druggists at $100
bottle or bottles for $500.
Less than one cent dose
DR.. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam best for
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
PLEASURE.

November 26.-ThankSgiving Eve ball
under the auspices of the Crescent
Athletic Association at Krell's hall.
Ticket, so cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-07
LAUBACH'S VIENNA BAKERY.
B. G. LAUBACH, Pyop,

Choice Bread of All Kinds, Cakes, and Pas
try, Daily. Fancy and Novelty Cakes Baked
to Order.
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
supplied to balls, parties or picnics, with
all necessary adjuncts, at shortest
notice and fairest prices.
DeIioery and supply toGgons to all parts OF
toton and surroundings emery day.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Ser Circus tommt

Sn Sinfi9t auf Die &ei9baltisteit
unb TOlltOmmenbeit artiitii6er Sar=
bietun9en nimmt Der @aQaee=@irus
unter alien 6bnli1en unternebmuneen
cine Der eriten SteQungen Elm. mas
ibn aber por alien anbsren Gircuilen
ausSeidnet, 1T Der umitano, 0aB jeOe
Summer Der peri9iebenen artiitii9en
8ebiets, tuel6e bas grOgramm bistet,
als bur6aus erttlaifis beSei6net :per-
ben tann.
Der Circus, Der 0tOntag, ben 16.
Sum- bier eintrifft, bGlt lib MIR einen
Gag auf uno 9ibt Swei Suriteaunsen.
8ans beionbers 1T aud auf Die por=
siisli9e Seiaaifenbeit bes srOBen 3el=
tes binsutpeiien, bas bplitdnbig mailer
oi6t 1T uno eiierne YfOiten beFbt.
Selbft Die i9le6teite @itteruns tann
oaber auf Die prOouttiOnen BEG Sill
perton Srip" unb bunberter anberer be-
rii6mter 9lrtiiten nidt Die serinsite
Nirfuns ausiiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Snbianapplis Snb Dpnneritas, 12. Stunt 1902
Neme Sneorporationen.

Sbre Sncprporations papiere er=
pirttsn fOlssn0e @eieli9aften:
9teepine & 8retpIter-I9entur, Sn=
bianapolis, Sapital $4,000, SirectO-
ren: Garp g. Sretpiter, 9i5sie St.
Srepfer, Sobn &. &eowine uno Sem
ME g. &eOuine rgbanspille Buff
neb Niin.", @apital $15,0 900. 3uef
Der gereinisuns 1T, bic cOmmerciellen
uno iocialen Sntere1len gOansoile's Su
f6roern Die Sirectoren iino: 9llb.
s. &Oiencrana elmer 6. SObnlOn,
Sarnep SirOn, Souis &ramer, @barles
6. pitman, @illiam 8. 9eaer, @m.
%. &oB, @hartes 6. S9Obille Sie
vNleranbria 6loral Co., @apital
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Yeriomal Noti;sm.

Serr SacDb 6rieb b t / d
Yreui d, unier wOblbetannter idud=
biI6er Sanbsmann, Der ppr einem
balben Sabre nit ieirer 6amilie mad
Sos Nnssles, Sal, iiberseIiebelt lit,
tpeilt jebt 3u mebruObentlidem Se=
iu6 in unierer Stabt, ieiner ebemali=
gen lieben Seimitdtte.
Serr 8. SerguiOr, Gbef=Sn=
ipectOr i'm Separtement oes ltdot. Sn=
genieurs, truroe geitsrn anldBli6 ieiner
Serebeli6ung bon ieiuem Office=@Ol=
lesen ni9t nur nit ber5li9en Slid
miiniden, ionbern au6 nit einem fOlt=
barren Dinner Set" aus MeiBner
YorseQan beebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
1lm;ug per Im6mlan,.

Die itdbt. @mbulanS ipurSe geitern
in oen vWtOpins=Sienit" 9epreBt. @pr=
mittags wlroe bieielbe ndmli1 nit
Or. 8oootuin Su Dem Saufs 9to. 3O4
Mc8il Str. gerllfen, I'm bic 100
Sabre unb 2 9tOnate alte 6rau Glisa=
betb &OBmOre nod go. 532 Siio @la=
bama Str. su iiberfiibren. Die 9lnge=
bOrisen Der 9unoertjdbrigen sOgen
ndmli6 9eitern ipie aneeeeben um,
unb ba Die 8reilin an Qltersi6wG6e
etc. leioet, iuuroe ibr Sranspprt per
Imbulans fir BEN ratblamiten sebal=
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Gin berbeerenber gNa I b.
b r II D in 6 olora o.


branh in Golorao
Senber, Gol., IL. Sunni. gtabe
&uoi, SO Wteilen bon 2saopiae, Feben
ettpa 90 Nuabratmeilen NDaloldnbe=
relen in granO.
Son Senper aus lit cine eroBe Slam=
menldrle libtbar u.oidter&au6 in elmer
SObe bon elmer Wteile sie6t iiber Die
Staot binweg.
Ser So rea=S can Mo1b=
proseB.
g o blesp ille, Snb., IL.
SUM. Ser Sobrea=seap Osorb=Yro=
SeB gebt NIT rai9en S6ritten isinem
Gnbe entaeeen. Die @ertbeioieuns
miro nit Dem 8erbDr Der gntlaNunas=
seusen beute @benb su @noe fummen,
10 oaB Der mOrgige Sage ben Ylai=
oopers aemiomet iein ipirb. gDabr=
i6einli6 pirO Der Sail oen 8eIdwore=
men am Samitag gOrmittas sur gs=
ratbuns iibsrseben tperben. Srosoem
i'm @eri9tsiaale beuts cine formli6e
8adofenglutb berri6te, mar berIelbe
bod big 5u ieiner dubsrfen SiBcapa=
citdt bon neusierissn 3ub0rerinnen
angefiilt.
2ieut. 9lrnplo nirb bo r
Elm &rie9sgeri6t gee
teIlt tperoe
W a | IN g t o n, IL. Sum-. 2ieu=
tenant Sreo @. Irnplb bom Gierten
@Opallerie &esiinent, pel6er tiirSli9
BON ben Ybilippinen suriidselebrt 1T
unb ii6 CUR 3eit auf llrlaub befinbet,
1T iummariib aufseforbert tporben,
ii9 unbersiigli6 in ieiner Station,
Sefferion garraden, Mto., einsufinben,
tuoielblt er bor Elm Griegsseri6t gstellt
iperoen wiro, Inn Iib sesen Die bon Ell.
mem ebemalisen untergebenen eegen
tbn erbpbenen @ntlagen 5u berantpor=
ten. Gr 1T bei9uloiet, befoblen gu
baben, oaB sefangene ginseborene, se=
foltert tuuroen, um bon ibnen tpi9tige
Snformationen 81 erprefien. Grit Dor
&ursem bate Senator Gulberion in eli
ner SenatsIisuns SOtuments, tpel9s
li9 auf 2ieut. 9lrnolb's 0erbalten auf
ben Pbilippinen besieben, berleien.
Sereits i'm Sesember b. s. bate
@snerals sSieutenant Milss empfoblsn,
oaB Irnolb bor Elm &rieesseri9t se-
ftellt tueroe, allein 9risssiscretdr &Oot
batte li4 ni9t tueiter um Die gmpfeb=
lung befimmert. SEPT a5er bat Der
prdiibent ielbit Die slnselesenbeit in
Die Sano genOmmen unb oas triegsge=
ri6tli6e gerfabren anseorbnet.
Giienba bnunfall.
peru, Sno., II. SUM-. gei
Wtontpelier. O., entsleiite Eeute Wor=
gen Die 2OtOmOtipe zines @abaIb
Sabnsuses. Sieielbe fiel auf Die
Seits. Ser 2oeomotiofiibrer Sbomas
@iblep tpurbe auf Der STEELE set6btet.
Ser @Onoucteur g. 8elpea. Der 8rem=
fer %. 8. Sbowe unb Der 6eiser u.
geibl bon Montpelier muroen idusr
nerfnur1Aef yNie Der 11nfnn pnfffnffA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Sas Serrom'ide &unitssbanae.

3mii6en ben SeitrassunterSei9nern
fir ben gaufono bes Serron'i6en
Sunitinitituts uno Dem Sunfpsrein,
Der Sur gusfiibruns bss Serrpn'iden
@ermdhtniiies orsaniiirt tuurbe, iinb
Streitieteiten auseebro6en.
gta9 slnli6t eriterer lit biz jebt np6
ni9ts porbereitet itnb oas neue @ebduoe
tonne unmOgli9 innerbalb zines Sab
res DDllen0et ner0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Sairbanf.
Neber'S Gapelle mirS beute 9lbenS elm inte.
reiiantes Prosramm pur6fiibren.

Sobn @eber's Wtilitdr @apelle,
wel6e bier 10 sroBes Surore ma6t,
miro beute Nbeno foleerbes intereHante
prOgramm sur Sur9fiibrung brinsen:
llngariider Wari9. &atoscp=2isst
Suberture-y ygurDantbe" :. /. @eber
WalBer ...... StrauB
Sllite-rG rG'arielienne" :. Siset
go. l, Prelube gto. 2, Olinuet !;
gfO. 8, aoagiettO; go. 4, Carlton.
Superture-v 1872. Si6aitoustp
Sie Si6aitomstp'i6e Suberture
besiebt ii6 auf NapOleon's ginfaa in
&uBlanb uno oehen i9lieBli6e gtieber-
la9e.
Solo fiir @ornet. -. Iussepdblt
Serr William &opp.
Sans Der GrGute bon 9aIbmir. :.
.............. =. GubenIteln
3wii9en=Ict aus Ser Gio" 49,.
........ -. Malenet
6antaIie aus 2obenerin" .Waener
vSas g4o i'm @alOe" Ssmare
Utarl1. ............... gosc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
SOmmsrnadts=Gonesrt
SIN Sellti4en Sauie.

Nor9en iiber gDO9enfrift, alip am
6reitag. 20. Sum-, beginnen i'm 8ar=
ten bes Seuti3en Sauies Die unter ben
Nuipicien bes Seuti6en Clubs unb
Wulitpereins peranitalteten p0Aent=
li4en Sommerna9ts-Goncerte.
Sieielben perSen bis gum @nbe BEG
Mpnats September, uno bel uneiin=
tiger @itterung in Dem grOssibOhe
bes Seuti6en Sauies itattfinber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Sranfreih.

1000, 900 Grancs ee to b | { n.
paris, II. SUM-. Seute tpurbe
Die Gntoedung semadt, bal 5 aus Der
Sanf bon 6rantreih cine Milion
6rancs seitOblen wOroen iino.
Wteriep.
Sunoerte BON Snbianer,
Trauen unb Ginoern
nieber9emeseIt.
SuefOm, u. &, II. Suni. Gin
Seta6ement meritanii6er Sruppen
bon Der arlmee oes Generals Sorres
iiberfiel Wontas in Der Santa 8oIa
S4lu9t, 35 Mteilen bon ben Minas
prietes @tinen entfernt, elm Eager, in
pel4em iih iiber 1OOYaquis Snbianer,
Srauen uno Sinoer befanoen.
Die SauptmaRe Der Snoianer bat
Ii9 ms @ebirse suriidsesosen, na9=
Dem tie ibre @nsebOrigen unter Dem
SduBe bon etpa a6tsigMann suriidae=
lallen bate. Sielslben loipie mebr als
bunoert 6rauen uno &inber tpurben
nieoPrgemeBelt. Sie mericanii6e &e=
sisruns lit enti9lOTen ben san5sn
Stamm Der Yaauis=Snbianer gu ber=
ni9teu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
Sanbfmmmen= SdlmBfeier.

Sn Der &apeae bes SaubItummen=
Snltitutes fano seitern nm Die Ntit=
tassitunbe Die 58=jdbrl. iS6luBfeier
itatt, uno bielten bel berielben per=
f9ieoene abiturienten ni6t nut @or=
trdse burd Die 3ei9en=Sprade, lOn=
bern aud burb lautsere6te @n-
ipra6en. @etpiB elm 3eueniB fir bic
por3islide ausbilounsL rpelae Die 36a=
linse Der glnifalt erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12
MusauasDrte in Wfihiaan.

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WaggOn Der penniDlbania unb Nan=
balia &inie BON Snoianapolis na9 Dem
n0roli6en Wi6igan, Detroit uno ben
Observation-Disclosures pia Detroit,
beginnen am %. Suniau laufen. 6iir
Ginselbeiten i6reibe man on
%. %. &i9arbfon,
Snbianapolis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12

"a Wdbreno Der lansen Stunoen,
penn mir an Siifteni9msraen leioen,
iollten mir ni9t berseiien, baB ct.
Satobs Del in tauienoen bon 6daen
prompt gebeilt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-12

Gin SliB idlus in bas @Obn=
baus bon Sobn 8. Cooper on Der
@olo Spring Srioe norolib bon &ipsr=
POE Part elm uno ri4tete einsn S9a=
oeE bon 800 an.