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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
.=s{ SHERIFF'S SAL j.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. $sS =
@ COUNTY OF COOK, %. %: - :.s,. M
Z: \: s. : DISTRICT COURT.
George r.. Perkins ct. al. Plaintiffs, }

'eprge s . Perkins r ct. al. Plaintiffs,
Alonzo J. Whiteman, Defendant .@ III
:, Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
Execution to me directed and delivered, and
1 n in my hands, issued out of the District
nesota, in and the County of St. Louis,
upon a Judgment rendered in said Court in
favDr Of George F.. Perkins ct. al, Plaintiffs,
anq against Alonzo j. Whitemen. Defendant,
winch judgment was duly docketed IN the office
Of the sClerk of the District Court of Cook
isH, have levied upon all the right, title and
interest of said Alamo J. Whiteman, Defendant,
I'm and to the following described real property
to-wit: East half of the South East quarter
East half of the South West quarter of Section
SSSeventeen, the South East quarter of Section
North East quarter, the East half of the South
Ea't quarter and the North West quarter of the
soath East quarter of Section Nineteen, the
South West quarter of North West quarter, North
west quarter. of South West quarter of Section
Twenty, all in Township Sixty One North.
K5Sange Two. West of the Fourth Principal
third day of November, A. D. 1902, at the hour
OF ~ O'Clock A. M. of said day. at the front door
Q! the Court House. in Grand Marais, in said
county and State, proceed to sell all the right
Tile and interest of the above named Alonzo j
Whlteman. in and to the above described pro-
p1 to sas gad Judgment s aud costs
WIN all accru1ng costs of sale. and interest on
tte same from the 10Th day of October. 1892. al
Tie rate of 3 per cent per annum. at Public
Action, to the highest bidder for cash.
HANS GULBRANSEN,
Ausr1 P1a N MgS1NPnnx Sheriff of Cook Co.
Datear Grand Marais, MIMI, September Is
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
Guardian Microbes,

"A writer in Knowledge thus denomi-
mates certain wand ering cells found in.
the healthy human body, which de-
stroy harmful microbes intr oduced
! into the system. "The tonsils, for ex-
ample, are crowded with3these guar
dian cells The scene under the micpo-
scope when protective cells are intro
duced into a lively culture Of typhoid
bacini is described assvery striking 6, " 9.
resistibly bringing before the lima gin q
tiom .sthe fierce struggle which goes
on when disease germs invade the
body = -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior-Land Office at D.

Department of the Interior-Land Office at Du-
luth, MIMI, september II. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
namep settler has filed notice of her intention tc
make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Duluth. MIMI, Oh November 6
1902, viz:
sofa. who made H. E, No, 1853, for the neA
of Section 20, Township 81 north, Range west
of 18th P. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
George Heath, Joe Gust John Roach, Angus
Theade and Frank Kenney, all of Schroeder
Cook Co MINI.
$40 VIM. E. CULKIN, Register
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
QUEEREST OF ALL THEFTS.
A Not Very ParticuFAr Thief Oarries
OF. seventy-Five Skunks With
out Leaving Any Trace.

Francis VOL, a Montour county
farmer, would like to know who stole
his skunks. Vol lately had rs fine
skunks. One night they were all TAX
en- away in bunch, and VOL has been
nosing around the neighborhood ever
since trying to strike the trail Of the
thief, says Hazleton (Pa.) CORE
spondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Its dummed strange he said last
night, after a weary days hunt, that
1 can't strike nary trail. Now it
stands to reason somebody stole them
skunks, and it's equally sure it must
"a been somebody what knows skunks
pretty WE'LL or the beasts would "a left
a trail could follow"
Woll established a skunk farm about
six weeks ago in remote part of Mon
tour county and stocked it with rs
skunks and 300 bull frogs, from both
Of which he expected to- realize con-
siderable revenue, especially from the
skunks, which are becoming scarcer
hereabouts every year, and conse-
quently more valuab BILE for commercial
purposes.
The industry thrived from the start,
and Wolf found that SO long as the
skunks were we'll fed they would not
lose their temper unless roughly
handled. Just about the time VOL be-
gan to congratulate himself on his
business sagacity some thief carried
off his entire stock. The skunks were
confined in an Enclosure fenced in with
woven wire. One morning last week
when VOL went to the farm to feed his
stock he found that the fence inclosing
the pound had been torn down and
every skunk was missing. e." r..
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
Tim Ger Land. At June 3, 1S78.-Notice for Pub
LEGATION United States Land Office, Duluth

lin Ger Land. At June 3, 1S78.-NOtice for Pub
LEGATION United States Land Office Duluth
Mimi, Aug. 26. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of June
1871 ENTITLED IN act for the sale of timber lands
Washington Territory" as extended to all the
Pnblic Land States by act of August 4: 1892:
Walenty. Sniadack. of West SUPERIOR County of
Douglas. State Of Wisconsin. has this day
filed in this Office his sworn statement No.. 66O1
for the purchase of the neA of ne4 Sec. and
nwA of nwA of Section 9, in Township So north.
Range 6 west Of 4th P; N. and will offer
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to> said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Duluth. MINI. on
Wednesday. the 10th day of December, 1902.
He names witnesses:
Sidney P. Woodbury. and Robert Christie of
West Superior, Wis, John Cameron Of Duluth,
Mimi, and Isaac Fonger of West Superior, Wis
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 10th day of
December, 1902
VIM. E. CULKlN, Register.
Il. L. Shepherd, Atty. 9-27
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
FROM r1APLE HILL.

FROM nlAPLE:: HILL.
Mary Morrison is stopping with Mrs:
G. Olson for a'few weeks. -, IL 5. s
Osborn Ellquist left on Saturday on
the America for weeks trip to Duluth.
Andrew Olson has been in Grand
Marais the past week assisting Land
lord Larson. ~ ...
Ole Larson has been assisting Gust
Anderson in harvesting his fall crops
the past week.
Messrs. Swanson and Larson have
been operating A. Hedstrom's 'saw mill"
the past few weeks.
Several young men have started out
on hunting expedition and expect to
be absent for several days.
Our farmers have begun to harvest
their potato crop; good yield is re-
ported and quality "the best''.
Helmar Wodahl is rejoicing over the
arrival Of bran-new bicycle the past
week, sent him by his father from Du-
luth.
Why not have tho Grand Marais
telephone line extended onto the hill ?
The individual expense would not be
great if each one helped little.
The East and West Side schools are
planning to. unite in giving joint enter
tainment at the Church the last OF
October, at which musical and literary
program will be rendered. Refreshments
will be served at the town hall.
While returning from the West Side
with his horse and buggy on Wednesday
afternoon, Andrew Hedstrom passed by
large moose on the roadside near the
Mayhem farm. After Mr. Hedstrom had
turned the corner and started north, the
moose took short cut across the corner,
clearing wire fences at a bound, and gave
active chase for nearly quarter of a
mile before turning into the woods
again.
The town of Maple Hill is located
wes5 Of the town of Hovland and con-
sists of about Il congressional town.
ships and fractions, extending nearly %
miles in length, from Grand Marais town
on the south, to the Canadian boundary
on the north, and averages about II
miles IN width, east and west. A narrow
strip of but milo wide, on the west,
separates it from the. town of Tote
The settled portion is located in the
southern part and covers territory oil
about 8 miles m length. The town has
~ miles of road, about dozen miles
being graded. The settlement is locally
known as East Side and West Side as 8
matter Of convenience, though there is
in reality no dividing line between the
two extrem1ties. There are two we'll.
equipped school houses; a cen trally 10
Gated town hall, built in 1900; and q
commod1ous Church edifce recently
erected, with seating capacity OF
several hundred. The settlers are
sturdy, enterprising and progressive, and
hold to high ideals. The name "Maple
Hill" comes from the numerous groves
of hard maple trees that arc dotted here
and there and which, at this season OF
the year, present beautiful appearance
The town of Maple Hill offers many in,
ducements to the prospective and per
manent settler, and it is only question
of time when the hills and valleys north
east and west will be settled with {
large class of thrifty farmers engaged
in diversified agricultural pursuits.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.


CAUGHT ON THE RUN. 4
NJ. Murphy is visiting relatives in
West Duluth. - ri
H. J. Grannis, Duluth attorney, was
here Thursday to transact business. =,
John Dunn, of Duluth, was registered
at the Broadway hotel during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emeaut are visiting
Mrs. Emeaut's parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Scott.
J. w. Murray, W. J. Bagley and A.
Bronsseau, of Duluth, were here during
the week.
". G. Dunning, a salesman from
Marshall Wells Hardware Company, was
here during the week.
Arthur Gilbert of Duluth was here tho
first of the week on business connected
with the operation of the Red Cliff.
Byron J. Culbertson, of Duluth, was
here on Thursday. He came down with
a number of men for the Bed Cliff Lum-
Der Company.
M. Douglas, Duluth attorney, was
here the first of the week to attend a
sheriff's execution sale at which he was
tbs purchaser.
Edward Lynch, a Duluth lumbermap,
who has large interests in this county,
was here the first of the week looking
after property here.
The school on Terrace Hill will open
next Monday morning; the teacher, Miss
Mary Foster, Of Duluth, arrived Wednes-
day evening on the America.
Chas. J. johnson has commenced the
erection of large warehouse on the lake
shore, east of the Broadway hotel. The
building is to be IS by 10.
The Mayhem hotel is again running.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford, who have been
living at Goosberry River, arrived on
the Bradshaw Thursday night and took
possession of the house at once.
Mrs. Benson and daughters have
opened their restaurant and those who
have patronized it speak very highly
of the service there. The business
should be profitable here this winter.
Misses Maude and Gertrude Miller
are erecting large house just south of
the school house and Rev. T. X. Jacobs
has a very substantial dwelling house
almost completed in the same locality.
After the first of the month we will
get mail three times a week instead OF
twice. The department made this move
without solicitation in The interests of
good service and it is very much appre-
ciated by the people of the county.
TO RENT-The on Q and and one-halt
story building south of the school house.
Will give ten months lease or will rent
by the month. Will be IN Grand Marais
next Thursday.
LOUIS PLANTE.
The bear around here are not so tame
as those at the head of the lakes but
there are several around. On Monday
one was shot at Chippewa City and
Thursday Auditor Murphy shot at one
when coming in from his farm. The
bear was quite badly frightened-so Mr..
Murphy says.
DIR. A. F. Elmquist will be here next
week, he is expected on the Bradshaw
Monday evening, and on Tuesday
afternoon at two O'Clock he will hold
services in the Swedish language at the
church on Maple Hill; he will conduct
services IN English at the court house
hall Tuesday evening at half past sever
o'clock and will hold English services al
the Maple Hill church Wednesday even
ing at half past seven: DR.. Elmqu1st
always breaches a sermon that is inter
esting and instructive
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
Ans StaSt= nno Gonatg : yer=
iualtung.

Sie 8eb0rbe fir 6fentlids g8erte
bat Die @r6ffnung Der Salem ooer So=
bart Str. bon Der 81. Ctr. big 36.
Str. bei6lofen.
Staot-Sn9enieur gielion bat bas
8elua Der Sspobner Der 90. Str. bon
Der Sllinois Str. big sun Canal Inn
gerbellerlng berielben smpfebleno ein=
beri6tet.
Ser Contract fir 6erItelluna zines
Cement : Seitenweses an Der Sartb
9loe., bon 8ee6er Str. bis Gapmono
Str. muroe on ben Contractor Sarrn
&oberts su Oeiien 9lnsebot bon 58c
per laufenoen 6ub perseben.
Gin nit sablrei6en llnteri9riiter
beoedtes 8eiud nm Yerbellerung Der
@entral 9lbe. bon Der 19. Bis %.
StraBe tpuroe an Den Staot=S Sngenieur
oeripieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
9t Ut 8 0 | b funbein
9llasfa.

s ON q, Waib., 2. SUM. =
Na6ri9ten aus Sapion sufulse, ba=
ben li4 9rOBe Menibsnmensen mad
Dem Gbtein Greet i'm giersie Wleilen
SIltriet begeben, iuOIelbft auBeroroent=
li6e rei9e GOlofunoe sema6t woroen
iino.
VI / ic anii6e item
m q d ten eide 8eute.
Durango, Mcr., 2. SUM-. =
Sanoiten iiberfielen cine Mault6ier-@a=
rawane, tuelde Sil5erer;e i'm Wertbe
BON 100000, transportirtem uno
bemd9tigten fi9 Osrielben. Sas Sil=
Der mar bas @ieentbum Der .gieramioe
gtining 60"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
Nus Irbeiter=& &reiiem.

Sas 9lrbeitertag=@Omite Der Central
oabor Union bat in ieiner am Sonn=
tag absebaltenen SiBuns bei9loHen,
bas Iner5ieten oes Gountp Commit.
fdrs Me@regor, Dem Gomiie ben Saal
oes @riminalseridts fir feline eibun-
gen unentselolih gu iiberlaiien, nibi
an3unebmen, ionbern Die Sibuneen
naA ipie Dor in Der 9ale Der giien.
gieber absubalten. 6Olsenoe Sub
gpnites tpnrben ernannt
pribilesien-glipOOs Sanos, 9lmeri=
CON @sents; 9etuis alfer, gudbinber;
glorian 8abcod, Gigarrenmader; u.
6. pbipp, Electrical @orfers; @eorse
Grep, 8aditeinleser.
Otuiif-O. 8. Stoboarb, GAreiner=
Union, go. 281; @eorae 9. Sanoers,
Stone-@utters; 3. .. Wilion, Stsam-
5itters; Wm. 9. gpans, aeiieli4mieo
@barles Rno6el, 8rauerei-Mrbeiter.
1er9niigungen = 8. 6. 8ubal,
Sage : Seller /; gilbert Simonlon,
Sdreiner-llaiOn, go. 60 {; Clarence
pettp, 90ls=Grbeiter; u. 6. @eber,
Sbeet WetalsMai9iniitsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
uMmeriean Teoeratiom Of Gatbo=
lie Societies".
Der Snpiana. 3weis oraaniiirt.

6S Selsgaten bon 125 tatbolii6er
Sereinigungen oss Staates bielten an
So:lntag cine Ieriammlilne ab ir
tpel6er elm Snoiana=3weig Der in
april D. S. sesriinoetea v9lmericar
6eoeratiOn Of Gatbplit Societies"
prganiiirt wuroe. Die @erIammlune
iuuroe bon s. 9. Nfinaban bor
Columbus, g., prdiioent bieier 6Ooe.
ration, sur OrSnune serufen. 81
belt sine ldnaere anipra9s, in tpel6e,
er Die 3tuefe Der 8ereinigung bel
tatbOlll9en Sereine auseindtlberIebte.
gfad SdluB berielban tpurbe ipbanr
Der Snbiana=3weis Der 9tatiOnaler
Sereinisuns our6 grudbluns folsen'
Der geamte Organiiirt
prdiioent-@. 9. @OssrOoe, Snoia.
napolis.
!. Vice=Yralioent- Better @aQratb,
gpansbile.
2. Sice=prdIioent-S 9. Sopcs,
&Dfomo.
@ecretdr-S. s. SOwns, serr,
Saute.
6Omite fur @eieBe uno Gonfitu.
tion
q. 8. 9artforo, portlano; s. s,
Surte, &otomo uno 8. g. Sopns,
Serre Saute.
grecutip=geb6roe 6rant @oirol,
st. @abne; Sobn %. gDimbers,
@banspile S. s. Sobin, Marion
Sames $. Scerp, Snbianapolis
@atbarine Glannisan, @nosrion.
SnoianapOlis mar our9 folgenb,
Selesaten bertreten Sobn sc. Wel6
G. S. @apnor, paul Bonner, %. 9,
@ossrOpe, Sames Me9tultp, $. 6,
@opis, @eb. Soiepb @eber, gBiaian
6osartp, q. 3. Seleher, Sames s.
Seerp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02

Bel prinslOo nit 5000 goeren
Der Guerilla 2rieg unter 2oro
9it6snsr pom 9iopember 1900 bis Mai
1902; Die 9lnuectiruns Deg Oranje
6rei=Staates am %. 0tai 1900 unb
Deg Sranspaals an 25. October 1900;
2Oro Metbuen's @efansennabme bur9
General Selarep Die Suspenoirune
oes Generals Sir &ebpers Butler
bur9 2oro Goberts uno Grnennung
oes 0oro Sit6ener gum Sber=GDm=
manbeur.
Die berbOrraeenbten Seloberren
paren:
9luf britiiber Seite: 9Oro 9fOberts,
2OrO &it6ensr, 8enerdle 6renG, San
SamiItpn, Bruce Samilton, Sufer
llno &edepid.
9luf Settle Der 8oeren: General Sou=
bert (tobt), 2ouis SOtba, SGalt5gur=
ger, Sc @et, Telarep, Gronje, g8il=
ion uno Sribineer.
Die 6rieoens=ltnterbanolungen na6=
men am %. Mdrs bieIes Sabres ibren
glnfang uno errei6ten am 81. Mai
ibren Nbi9luB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
0mt 8latt!
@Inise Ser Saupt 8eidliiIe bes Setrpiter
Sfatseonsrefies.

gu Stub unb Srommen Der bieIieen
@ensel= Singer, Die abgebalten waren,
oem Setroiter Stat GonsreB beisu=
ipobnen, tpoQen mir bic folaenoen
Sauptbeidliihe oes @Onsrefes per=
Offentliden: 3und6it tuurbe beidloiien,
itatt bier feds Sirectoren 81 erwdblen,
um ben bislans ftiefmiitterli9 beban=
belten Often mebr fir Die Sade 81 ge-
ipinnen. 6erner ipuroe beihlniIen, baB
leoer Statlpieler, Der Miitglieo oes
naiionalen 8erbanoes iperben tpill,
Ntitslieb zines Ortli9en Sfatberbanbs
Ooer oes nd9itselesenen weroen, be.
siisIi6 burb sipei sutitebenbe Waitslie=
Der borgei9lagen tuerben muB. Ses
gDeiteren wuroen folsenbe 8eidliiiie
sefaBt: Sraseipielen 1T nidt erlaubt.
2arten iOlen tuie fOlst seseben iueroen:
Srei, Gfat, bier, brei. Sebes Spiel
muB bis sur lebten 6arte auseeIpielt
tperben.
Gin aus @erieben Der Mitslisoer se=
tuonnenes Spiel 1T su teinem preis be-
rsdtist. gei swei ooer mebr Mataoo=
rem iit Der 8eiammttpertb bes Spieles
unb nidt oas Spiel (oie Garbe) ent=
ideibeno. Wenn i'm &ami6 stpei Spie=
Ter oieielben gusen baben, 10 berliert
oerienise bon Oieien Seiosn, tpelter
rpn ibnen ben !esten Std betommen
bat. Seutf9 iit Die @ei9dftsipra9s.
Sin 9lntras, bon eitem Nnelo=qlmeri=
taner herriibreno, oaB in ben 8erbano=
lunsen aud gnslifd seiproden iueroen
tann, wuroe fir auBer Orbnung er=
tldrt. Serr Sulius groiien BON gbi=
eago belt cine tleine Yaufe, bic barin
gipfelte, oab man fi4 i9dmen iOllte,
iiberbaupt einen berartisen Mntras 81
ftelIen. Ser Ssat=Yerbanb itrebe Die
pHeee Der beuti9en Sprads an. (gei=
fan.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
Seatider Wig. Yrot. @ailem=
Sereim.

Sie re9elmdbiee Wionatsberiamm=
lung bes %. 9lls. prOt. @aiien=Ier=
eins" fano am GOnhtas Na6mittaa,
laut oem Sei6luB Der leBten gerIamm=
lung, i'm @aiienbe:m fatt uno Die
sablrei6 eridienenen Mitslieber oriid=
ten ii9 iiber.oen @e6iel is9r befriebist
aug. Sdmmtli9s geanlte maren an=
tueieno.
gta9 @erleiune unb slnmabme oes
prototOQs beri9tets bas epmite be-
treffs @ufnabme Der &o9'l9en Sinoer,
oaB es Die 9inber in Die @nIialt auf-
genOmmen babe.
Sas @omite fir Gufnabme Der sSo=
bantsen'iben 8inaer smpfabl bon Der
gufnabme ab3uieben. Ser gntraq
muroe angenommen.
Sas Goniite fir Gufnabme Der 8
Sientbal 'i9en &inbsr BAT, BON Der ibm
ertbetlten Sollmadt @ebrauh madeno.
Die &inoer in Der Anifalt untsrgebraat.
Gin 8efu9, besiieli6 Der Mufnabme
bon 2ucp Steffe wuroe einem @omite,
beitehenb aus ben Serren Reinede,
Sinbemann uno Stolte iibertpieien, Die
in Der nd9ifen @sriammlums beridtem
iolen.
I'm Aufnabme in Die Olitelieoi4aft
BEG Sereins baben Die Serren Carl
pai4 unb armin 6. Sobn nadee=
iudt.
Ser Ssribt beg Waiienbaters, bes
6ern. 6enrn 5. &osiener, tuuroe ber=
leien uno anaenommen.
9ta9 bemielben mar Der @eIunobeits=
Suftano Der &inoer wdbreno Deg ber=
foiienen Monats elm gutter. slm 1.
gtai befanoen ii6 65 Ginber in Der
anftalt, am 10. murben Sobn unb
SOlef Sod, am IL. Sobn, @iaiam
uno eoparo Sfsntbal aufgenommen.
Gntlahen tuuroe 9fiemano, ioniI
tparsn am l. SUM in Der snltalt 20
ainOer, 27 Mdo6en uno 43 9maben.
Sie 8artenfriidte i'm 9lnfaltssarten
iteben gut; nur on grbbeeren hertI4t
berbdltnibmdBis Mansel.
Sas @onlite fir S9ulen tpurbe be-
auftrast, Die nOtbisen Iortebrungem
su t1effen. um ben &inbern cine 4.Suli
6eier unO 9lbenbs nit Seuermert uno
grfrii9ungen su bereiten.
Serr Strange iibereab Dem @erein
So, Elm Geident oes 9errn S. u. Suee
pom probat=@eridt, oas nit 9ant ent=
9egengenommen puroe. Ser Setretdr
puroe beauftrast, bisroon Serrn Sueg
idrlftlia in &enntniB 81 ieyen.
eaut gntras wuroe Der 6inans-
Sefretdr beauFtrast, 9errn S. q.
S9ramm bsbufs gintreibuns Der aus=
ffehenoen geitrdse sl snsasiren.
Ser Sesi6t bes Ginane=Setretdrs
puroe berleien uno anaenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
Srasi=fomiide goriaae aaf oem
@bite &iber.
Die uSunibine" i'm S6Iepptau Der
rGoIunbia".

Die pSuni6ine" Der eroBe prd9tiee
Oampfsr, uel9er BEL Yroao &ipple
td9li9 auf benz 9Sbite 3iper &unb=
fabrten untsrnimmt, befanb lid seltern
@benO tur5 por Nus6ru9 oes @eipits
ters auf Der Sabrt naa Saberltid's
6roDe, um etipa 80 Yerionen, tuel9e
bort Elm picnic abgebalten batten, ab=
3ubolen.
9lQein bel Der Smith SaIsl gsrietb
Ole Ufai4inerie in llnpronuns uno Der
Gampfer mar unfdhig, iib fortsubeiDe=
gen. Gum Slid befanO ii9 Die tleine
sur6 @aiolin eetriebene 2aun6 bes
Or. Malpas in Der Ndhe. 9luf osrIel=
ben befanben fi6 auBer benz Doctor
nod Der Sdwieger5ater oesIelben,
Commodore g. 8ieler uno Der County,
@ommilldr RcSresOr. Der @ommo=
bore, tpel6er oas Gteuer fii6rte,
fiiblte li6 IOfort Der Situation 9e=
tpahien. @r bot oem Captain Der
rSrnibine" ieine Sflfe an, tptlde aud
iofort an9enommen wuroe uno 10
nabm benn Die fleine Columbia, tuel6e
stma spOlf PeriOnen beberbergsn tann,
ben eroBen Sampfer in S9lepptau.
Gs mar Elm grotesfer Nnblif, pie Die
t!eine Saun6 ben sroBen, biilflos ben
8ellen preissesebenen Sampfer big
na9 ieinem 2anbunssplab bueiirte.
Commodore Yieler bra6te aber beniel=
ben li4er an Srt uno STEELE. lin Die
8dite, tuel9e in Saperffids Grobe
iehnliiAtig auf Die Nntunft Der SUM
ibine" 9etuartet batten, ab5ubclen. ma.
rem Die tleinen Sampfer vSobO" unb
rSIabele" abaeididt morben.
Die ySObo" bate i9cn ettpa so
pahasiere an goro uno auBerbem cine
9ln;abl &ubsrbOOte i'm S6lspptau,
als Der 9immel pl6bli6 feline S9leu=
len Offnete unb unaufb0rli3 rielige
8allermaiien berabianote.
Saum aber bate ii1 Die .6obO" in
Sewesuns aeieBt, als Die S9raube
brad,. uoour9 lie eben 10 pie Die
rSuni6ine" suOor brad selest tpurbs.
Die @timmuns Der Yailasiere, na=
msntli9 Der meibli6sn ldBt iib sber
ausmalen als beidreiben.
Sis ibonen Sommerbiiie tpurben
oermaBen ein9eiueibt, baB iie eine ber-
siueifelte Nebnlibteit nit pfanntu9en
annabmen uno nun erit gar Die &lei-
Der ] Sieielben flsbten fOrinli9 am
2eibe. llno babel tpuroe bic Situa-
tion INNER unbebasli6er. 8ein
idiiBeness Sa6 mar in Der Idbe
uno Die Isabelle, uelde aber nur
etua Diersis periOnen sur 3sit trans=
portiren tOnn!e, mar oas einsise Gabr-
seug, tueldes Die @rcuriiOniiten suriid-
bringen tonnte.
9lr1 bier tpieber balf Die rgolum.
Bio" iDDiel Tie bermof)te.
60 sriinblid 1T elm 8ersniisen auf
Dem @aher ME 81 Maiisr getporoen
als wie oas seifrise fir Die 9unberte
bon 8eiu6ern bon Sabsritids Grobe.
~ Sic bette ) GKnf Gin0rre in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02

Sur4fabrenbe S1laf= uno GB.
Waggon Der penniplbania uno Nan.
oalia 2inie bon SnbianapOlis nad BEN
nOroli9en M6igan, Detroit uno Der
Observation-Disclosures pia Detroit.
beginner am %. Suni5 5u laufen. Giil
Ginselbeiten ihreibe man an
%. W. &i9arofon
Snoianapolis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02

Mn penniplbania a unb Nortb
Ctr. tuuroe seitsrn abenb Orange 9Orn
bon elmer SlraBenbabn liiberfabrsn,
trus ieood nur cine leihte Sopfper=
lebuns oaoon. giadoem er i'm Dis
penIarium perbunben mar, entfernte er
lid, ohne feline alore1e ansuseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-02
eaoisits Manasr9or.

@esen oes unsiinifisen @etters am
seitrisen abenbe iab iid Der rSiioieite
Manner9or" genOtbist, fem srOBes
sommerna6tsfeit nebit gaa gu bsr=
i9ieben. Die 6eier finoet nunmebr
am nd6fen Snnntas, ben s. SUM,
i'm pboenir @artsn unb 6ale itatt.