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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
RetiradO y triste !
IAh EgOzcue!

NoE diee In sorrelig1un&Eio De San Juan:
@AysT an ls 4exHa eAc0l&r 4Eyo Peps 111&n-
"a Una c&Ft& de EgoSsuR Ell lh quE - excuK&b&
Go ir ella poT Jos T4us9res del zda L0s qls Le ts
MAN HgUg tTlsts nsaz TsctTad0 r17Gc0n de
81 casa
PAEsss gus ssGs pzlAbySs ss rai&elonKr
con 81 Asuutu RivsrR.
An 8KoxcuSi
lkMEcETtfKl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
La FeFOlHci6l en- AarrHecOs

LtgEn EctisiaE aeI snrxtpsusn sfrfexnn.
aAnoo nnaVAa Go IA gnsFrn civil aus "a es1k
HhxH nno eE &uual uA1H.
- S&tsA1 p1oo saeGpAE a. ara smbrResdx
tHris rTisfnEaxo. 50 -
~ Ansfhs a3eFrlac 1El 5El2Mn amrrrs6 n lnr
Escui 0ns ~ airlga IHsEan parn reanRRar =.
FiGsH fE&Fta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
EN- NTIERRO

EEtA EabEBa So wErftt 6, ,eon lufEfsa. si an
AaFr6 aRi 1ovsn PsrsH, guH fsIIsEi6 Rysr.
q ihnEuTR sS'T3H1o 10 Eonpu1 "a urR uUrnw-
fufa soEeuFEEEEi& &c an Eos da1 srMdn xIa
81 4AwfliH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
JuramentO y possession

EatE mEGRn2 > as 60 Presto snIsmnE in.
ra1snI0 ai Buevo 5uas AEociado ds n CsFts &C
DlStrit5 ds HumzcaB, NJ Charles e. Foote,
1uisn tum6 poEEEi61 innsdiatAnsrts, os sc
sarge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
Los sabad0s pOr la tarde
no hay ofoiHa sH sI CoHsistorio

AlgrDoE aEz pseAdcE del Avun1RU iHnto nos
supleBn diEEmos nj BFf1'r 5usH rrEEf5srRH CO %
10TtE Sc 2 Ffrttc guE lR RlcHlefa % ale1R Cret
EEE lrE H@bhcoH p1F shE tEr1HE, pcr 10 cue ga
gEtFEE& HorTemRnHr& 1uE Ell mefor EnlEcDEM,
Bi EhnAdo tlhmo, tuvisss kigunos EahpEos
contra alloH EFribuy 6ndolsE 7uE SO eonpiEsfEE
an prodnstr Elhoroto EiEupFs qus "a C0Tts Es
reuna en- nRHt6u.
Csc Giboro1o cuE nbBsrw6 el stfI1x rrsRi5an'
"a dE Tribunal, 10 cRuRRbHn RiRunME parEuuMH
Gel E6H.iEo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
Don Fernando Enriquez
YEGA 90

AaEhmna . sEtR amigo cue ecntsEts lRE
EurhHH rsrstieRH eHFtRr -pR - = Ftr afrfif-
so por sEt& &6ufniEtrKEf6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

e tsnisnss P&nisgu& sstk lndicAao eone
EuKsI1uto De Luis BaTgIox.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

Prc6kblEnsnta 81 ssrft&1 S&lgkoo de q
policfk tnEuI&E, paEsrk ssEvtr . AgRA1illa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

~RECoMENDAAOs Ezss1roa ansxo,
81 ho1al sThR Mag1EaSs SAB Jose 10 I. Cauz1.l
Pox Tn ala ds hospe6x1as III dollar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

Dan Arturo O. T. GTuz, Sserutarfo Gel
ATunaazasnto &c Rlo Grhnas y Cerraii gicnaxfo
nussaxc, snsnsnfKA sn sFsa capital 81 ssu =
fox prCp1Ss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

Es rrob&nls que sean e1s1chaTvaElGs tFss
Eu1stos D&s ana 1ies sgs&2 0mplisaaos AZ
81 dasfklcc del Esuedngtc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

Ds nAGAns psE16s sHpsra 81 asni1ss
% e. 2 3Esndu RiEarS. Absgurs2 c ue c&uTAE&
EEnHacl6n s1Ers In eiass 0hFsTA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

Sa sncuEntr& AaEf 81 diStingai5o soKraII-
gtoz2xfo ds 2anes 9c1 AEiaG4o Snn4fk
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
- -
TALKS LIKE PARROT.
Philadelphia Canary Is Indeed
Most Wonderful Bird.
Cannot Only Pronounce His own
Name. Which Is Dewey, But Is
Learning other WOrds-ChaTs
Of His own Accord.

From an ornltho-Ogical as Wei az a
patriotic standpoint, Dewey is d name
10 conjure with.
The parrot who watched the admi-
rails cOurtship and who. having learned
to greet the distinguished suiJor,
achieved amazing conversational flu
ency. has already been written of. But
this parrot has now rival in the shape
of a Philadelphia canary who is a
namesake Of the admiral and credit
to the name.
This accomplished bird, says the New
York World. belongs to Mrs. William
Lacey. of No. 2l34 Master street. Phil
adelphia. He is a native Of the Hartz
mountains. and is now nearly II years
old. Not unit, about three years ago
did he manifest his unusual power, a
though he has always been considered
remarkable on account of the eXtraor-
binary volume and sweetness Of his
voice.
He had been called George, but when
Admiral Dewey's name became house
hold word the famous surname was
added. at first half in jest. But Dewey
is a name much loved in the Lacey
household. and so eventually the name
George was dropped and the bird be-
came known as Dewey.
So il happened one morning, as his
young mistress stood in front of his
cage petriug and talking to him, she
laughingly called him several times by
name. saying: Dewey. Dewey, Dewey
To her great surprise. Dewey put his
little head on one side and repeated the
words after her quite as plainly as she
herself had uttered them.
Since then Dewey has acquired sew
eral other easy words and with them {
remarkable degree of intelligence. His
mistress will come into the room witt
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
Poisoned to save Expense.

A Chinese boy was brought into the
Peking hospital terribly injured by q
heavy log falling upon him. The doc
tors, TO save his life. cut off his leg.
The mother came, apparently to hep
nurse the lad. The patient, however,
almost Immediately afterwards died,
and expert examination showed that
has mother had given him arsenic. Her
reason, it is supposed, was to prevent
her son from the disgrace of reaching
the next world in manned condition.
This is a strong point with the Chi
nese, who always pickle an amputated
member 10 have it buried with them
when they eventually die. In this in
stance, the family being poor and a
whole leg being difficult TO pickle. the
simpler course was taken Of poisoning
the boy. so that he and his leg might
go together.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07

the question: "Where is Dewey, dear?"
And, with the playfulness of a child,
the bird will answer: Here's Dewey.
dear" following with such a burst of
canary melody as will cause 4 stranger
to stand spe,Ibound with enjoyment.
There is nothing remarkable in the
appearance of this little SongSter ex-
cept that when he is talking or singing
he shows very unusual throat devel-
Opment.
The muscles of his throat will en-
large until they stand out ON each side,
forming globules almost as large a
small hickory nut, and then they will
contract until his. throat seems very
much smaller than that of an ordinary
bird.
When Dewey is at rest, however,
there is still an unusual amount of full
ness around his throat.
In everything else Dewey is just an
ordinary canary bird, with all the will
fulness in taking his bath and scatter
ing his seed that other birds show.
Inasmuch as the newest Dewey is a
canary, his mastery Of language must
be considered more remarkable than
that of the justly renowned Loretto.
who, while Mrs. George Dewey was stil
Mrs. Mildred Mclean, made matters so
Interesting in the Mclean household.
Loretto is a very handsome Mexican
bird, with brilliant green and yellow
plumage, red bin and shining black
eyes. 1t may be easily imagined that
at one period LOretto heard a great
deal about Admiral Dewey, and she was
not slow about applying it. No sooner
would the admiral enter the house than
a mocking voice would call out:
"'Rah for Dewey! Ha! Ha! Hal"
This greeting never varied. Loretto
learned to recognize the admiral by bis
step as well as his voice, and each time
would shrek out the welcome that was
no doubt intended to be cordial.
Loretto has also a fine sense of hu-
NOR and greatly enjoys a pun, which
cannot be said Of many parrots. For
instance, she would inquire, solemnly:
Dewey (do WEI swear?"
"Well, what's the answer" the Wis
itor would ask her.
"Yes, by Georgei Ha! ha! hal" and
Loretto would shrek with delight.
At this period LCretto became quite
Injured 10 newspaper prominence, and
when the door bell would ring she
would look wise and remark:
Bet that's another reporteri"
Don't you ike reporters, Dewey?"
'Rah for Dewey! Hal Hal Har'
LorettO is now a member of the
Dewey household.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07


cesses in Europe. Her sisters are the
lovely Duchess d'Oosta, Duchess
de Guise and Princess Louise of
Orleans, yet unmarried. Her broth
ers are the dukes of Orleans and
Montpensier, and it is said that the
reconciliation which has taken place
between the former and King Ed
ward anent the dukes indiscreet ut
terances about the disgraceful carl
catures of Queen Victoria was due
TO the tactful intercession of Queen
Amelie, who, like her cOnsOrt, is on
terms of the most intimate friend
ship with his majesty and Queen Al
eXandTa.
The queen has two sons, the duke
Of Braganza, nearly II years old, and
5he duke of Beja, who is u years of
age. The one is destined for the
army and the other for the navy,
the latter being also the profession
of the father, who is, like King Ed
ward, passionately fond of the sea.
King Carlos, by the way, is related
to the English royal family, his
grandfather being Prince Ferdinand
of Saxe-Coburg, cousin of the late
prince cOnsOrt. Curiously enough his
birthday falls on the same day as
that of his wife.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
Portrait of Mr.. Arnold.

A portrait of the wife and child Of
Benedict Arnold has just been hung
in the rooms of the Pennsylvania His
tOr;cal society. Mrs. Arnold followed
her husband to England, and her son
the one shown in the picture-be-
came a lieutenant general -Four of
her descendants are in the British
army.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07

(Authentic Picture of the Great Corsi-
cans HeadgeaT)
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
QUEEN OF PORTUGAL
Now in Her Thirty-SIxth Year and
One of the Most Beautiful Sow
ereigRz in Europe.

Queen Amelie, who is SO years old,
is regarded as one of the most beau
tiful queens in Eprope. She was born
1T Iw1ckenham during the exile Of
her parents, the Comte and ComteSse
&c Paris. and she married at Lisbon,
May -, 1856, the then prince royal
duke of Braganza. She is an exceed
ingly gifted and clever woman and
is the only princess in Europe who
has taken the degree of NJ. d.
She has also another rare honor,
that Of being a dame of the golden
rose. The mystic papal order. now pos
Sessed by only one or two other prin-
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
RAILROADS,

--..t- ,lD ANNAPOLIS SHORT
Dali l"o'L LINE RAILR0AR.z,
TRAM and way staIio.s, week days,
f.. r. l.Io, SO p. M
iEr sunday F pa, Ridge, p. m.
F.. -.- -...-...r..fs. week days, t'ly5 IN.
rsaF. A".' .-r M o4S SIS
l. ..r m. $50 ana
s--.. ..-se-E days.4S p. M.
r-... .-. 100 p. m.
F.--. -.' c. 4. Co0m5s. c. NJ.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07

..........l Wheeling. '6.ao ,. m.
Fa.- ... -s.s, a. mr tI-s5, and $3.50
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
NAPOLEON'S WAR HAT.
IL Is Stiu in Existence and Now Be-
longs to vi. GerOme, of the
French Institute.

Countless pictures of Napoleon as
he appeared at the battle of Water
loo have been published and in all
he is represented as wearing a hat
similar in many respects to the one
shown in the accompanying pic
ture.
Many of these pictures of the hat.
however, differ from each other in
minor details, and it is evident that
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07
rrIMORE AND OHIO
u RAILROAD.
..r,a from station corner Of

...s5a from station corner OF
-aa. ..--s avenue aud est.
ami Northwest 'Io,45 a. M
g. St. Louis and Louisville,
fl. ......n. sasa night
.....I Cleveland @'o.f5 a. M $50
P.-. ...l Wheeling. '6.so D.. m.
fa.- ... -,.s, a. mr t1-s5, and 1880
s-@.. s-....... ~ss. $50, rs,as +".s5 m'
-..... .ss~s3.oa. +'o.5'' a. M s','s'
a'.- . ..18,a. m. and $50 pm.
Ford r.r points, +s.3S. 5000 a. m,
FIR ...,s.s.s. +.r5o. p. m.
F. 49, ....ars ami way points 1855,
Fl. .... Sis. 1900, r4.5o. 500,
la' 3. .. .5ls. +Is5p. m.
isE- -''. ....... r.r rlaa and way points,
' ..-+aar+5.7o,p p. m.
~ ........ week days. N3 %. 500 o'7o'
f'. .... ..--.E $3.50. N,'.oo IS a. m.'
I'a' 49,. .ra. Nf.1o, N.so, N.5S,
~ t.a aa. z,.oa, Tro.o0' KI'.'o'
r's ' -alsrs vf.oo KOS E7Ts'
af x..r as5. S5.o'' E'.so' Hs.Os'
,.'. vs--,s97. zIso, SIr.5s p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
.rs.-i with Piutsch light.
a. a.--.--. Philadelphia, New York Bos-
20. .. r... 'sa5. -7.o5 Dinerl 1880
o'. 1.r 1000 Dtaerl, a. m.' 'I2.5o'
.aa.l Limited" ") pinerh tAoo,
D.. . 9aa--. $50 and '".5o p m,
..-- ..-a,4a "a. 10 90 oo'clock)
..-.. carson a.- day trains.
,...--.- rr... slz57 noon.
t.. .r..., sundays. SUNDAY only.
zEypress trains.
.-...r-l for and checked from hotels
''.5.' ....I....s 5v Union Transfer CO.. on or
l-- ..-...,,-.-k.taHcss. 6r7 Pennsylvania Ave
-r '..' v.vY5rs Avenue and 18th Street
......,.r re.ePhane,leket Offices for r and
= y--r- Automobile Cabs.
d. 3. MARTIN,
Mgr. Pass, Traffic.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-07

tAuLHEuLlC 1lCluIt DI the LItdA COISl-
cans Headgear)
the artists had not an opportunity
II examining the hat closely before
they drew it. For this reason this
authentic picture will be welcomed
by all students of modern history, as
well as by all admirers of the great
emperor.
The hat now belongs to NJ. Gerome,
of the French institute.
Napoleon once grew tired of this
hat and decided to wear a more war
like headgear. Consequently a splen-
did helmet was fashioned for him,
and with the gorgeous cuirass. The
helmet was studded with diamonds
and emeralds, and Napoleon was de-
lighted with it, but after wearing it
an hour or two he cast it aside and
never again put it on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Cine msitsre 8ewillismns fit
oas ueae 8unossse6auoe
gemiini9t.

gs iff cine 8epeeung i'm 9anee.
nm ben @onareB um cine weiters ge=
millisuns bon s25O.O0O fir bas neue
gunbesgebduoe an3useben. Sas 8elo
ioll oaSu berwenoet tperoen, nm tpeient=
li6e 8erdnoerungen i'm uripringli9en
8auplane nornebmen su f6nnen, 10
baB Die bem uniberIitdts.Yarf suge=
tebrte &iidieite osnielbene freunoliden
uno tiinitleriid idonen 9lnblid semdb=
rem piro, als mie bic 6rOntleite an Der
Obio Str. Sie 9lr6itseten &antin &
&elogg, iopie Der 8eneralcontractOr
Sobn Peirce iino nit Der Yerdnoerunq
einueritanoen, unb es unterliegt ia tel.
mem 3weifel. oaB Die Snoianaer Sele'
CATION i'm @on9rehe fiir bic Setuilli'
gung eintretsn miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Ginbri@e nnb Siebitable.

Gin @inbre9sr ma9te fein gri3ei=
nen in Dem Sauie bes 8. &odmooo IN
Der g. gaft Str. unb .ourdiu6te bic
unteren &dume na9 Wertbiaden.
Wdbrenb er in ieiner p9rbeit" pertieft
mar, padte Serr &Ofuoob, pel6er i'm
oberen StOdperf i9lief, auf. @r
b0rte elm perbddtises @srdui6 unb be-
oab fi6 nit einem alten &epolper be-
maffnet na9 .Inten. 9lls er bes @in=
BREEDERS aniidtis purbe, oriidte er Die
@affe auf ibn ab, alein bieislbe ber=
iaete. Ser Sitter bonn Stemmeiisn
la9te i'm aus unb lief oabon.
= 8ermut6lib berielbe 8uri6e itattete
au6 Dem Sauie bon Siioere 6eibleman
an Der q. @aft Str. go. 800 einen
geiu6 ab. alles mas er bier erbeutete,
mar cine Sparbii6ie, gisentbum bes
3 SOdterdens oes Serrn Seiblemann,
tpelhe etpa SIS entbielt.
9lus Ger @obnuna bes 8. s.
Spangler on Der Sarlan Str. gtO,
$40 purbe Elm portemonnaie nit $1.2
Snbalt seitoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Soentif,irt
Die Srau, tpelde seitern in SoIse zines
Strabenbabn.lln nm'5 Seben fam.

Die 6rau, tpel9e seifern gOrmittag
@de Der Merioian uno South Str. in
6ol9e Der Golliiion elmer StraBen=
bubn=Gar nit ibrem Suaep um's
2eben lam, lit als bic 32Ijdbrige Sat-
tin bes 6ufibmiebes Sapio 9. Solmes
bon Der Sirma @amslep & Solmes,
gBeit Marplanb Ctr. go. 210
ioentifiSirt wOroen. Motornier SOr=
ton bon Der Gar perii9ert, oaB
er iein M0slidites bsriudte, um
Die 6rau su retten, als er ibr Bugep
turs bor iid auf ben @sleiien gewabrte.
@r iast, Die Grau babe ibr 6ubrtperi
aneebalten, als er feline Gar gum
Stebsn bradte, iei ieoo9 unsliidlide,
Weiie tpieber lossefabren, eeraoe ole
audi er Die @ar ipieoer in Bemegung ge=
iebt bate. Sie uneliidlide 6rau
purne Direct unter ben Senoer Der Ga,
9eihleuoert uno bort murbe ibr. Del
S6dOel einseoriidt, 10 baB Der Sob cir
axgenblidli6er mar.
Die Sam lie Solmes pobnt in go
1880 8ireinia 9loenue, unb trauerr
um Die 8erunsliidte ibr Manu uni
eine Is Sabre alte 2o6ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Der Sr. 5 6. MsranSsr
Tro3eB
Guf GrIu9en Der Sertbeibiser abermals Sers
idpben.

9lls beute Sornittag I'm 8 nbr
Special @rimiaal=8i6ter ssobn Ne.
8ailep, Dor tpel9em Sr. Soiepb :.
9lleranoer prpseifirt tperben fon, Die
SiBune erOffnet,, mar Der Saal big
auf feline duBerite @apacitdt bin nit
Seiu9ern nngefiillt, unter tDel9en ii4
biele 2lrootaten, Nerste uno Stuoenten
befanosn.
Setanntli9 bate Die Staatsan=
palti6nft Die Original Nntlage gegen
9OttOr @leranoer fallen gelanen, uno
itatt berer cine neue erboben, in mel
der Der Doctor beiduloist tpiro, Die
2ei4e Der 3oia Neiolinaer su Seci=
runes=3 =3psden angefauft gu baben,
troboem er wubte, oaB Die Sertdufer
oerielben lie ni6t auf seiesli6em
@e9e erlangt bdtten. Cine iol9e
Sunoluns miro I'M Strafseiebbu6 als
elm @erbre6sn besei6net Die Strafs
1T ni6t peniger als swei, ni4t mebr
als fiinf Sabre 3u9tbaus.
SOfOrt nab @rOffnuns Der heutisen
GiBune ftellten Die gert6eioiser i4rift=
lid bas @riu4en, Den Gall au beridie=
ben, ba fie ii4 uuf bieie neua Intlagt
bin ni3t eeniigeno DOrbereitet batten.
Der Staatsanmalt OppOnirte oem Din.
traee, alIein eer &i9ier betpiligte beta
ielbsn unb peri6ob ben prOseb auf Der
Is. DECEMBER.
9luT 2lutrag bss Staatsanwalt:
nuroen 6ierauf Die so 8iirser, aus
pel6em Die Surp gebiloet weroer
follte entla6en. go bat Der Pro5ef
oen stant alio i6on 5000 getOfet
nod tbe oerielbe iiberbaup. feiner
ei9entli1en 4nfans genommen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02

Snibrer seirigen @o6encon=
fsrens baben Die bieiissn Wetbobiitsn=
Srebiger, oe1en Die -befannten Blpler=
abfaD=S =Sammelfditen nit Den Wbisfep.
NnSeigen on ben StraBensden cir
8reuel iino, Die Senusung bieier
&ditsn gu @bisteB= =&eclame= =3meden in
lansen &eiolutionen conoemnirt uni
Elm @ontite ernannt, mel9es in Der Ye:
siebuns beim Wapor poritellis tperber
ioa. 6erner baben Die &sperenbs wie=
Der einmal in &efolutionen bas angeb.
li9 in Der Staot. ilnsehinbsrt bon Del
StabtperwaltunG berri9enoe 2affel
perbammt, Die 8riinoune Der 8iir9er.
2isa seprieien unb idlisblid bei
Mapor seriist. Der bebauptet babe, II
Snoianapolis berride nidt mebr Ser
breden. als anbersn o, unb bic 8srmal
tunq Der etaot fei eben 10 gut, mie BIZ
irgenb elmer aneeren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02

Sennie W orri on, "a
Sabre aft. 1T aus Der gentral=S =Srrcn=
anitalt, oeren SnIGiiin iie felt brei
Sa6ren mar, entfioben.
Sn feiner % bnung on
Der 90. 10. Str. Io. 1873 iit i'm alter
bon 50 Sabren S. s. Sousbertp &c
itoroen. gr mar elmer Der eriten 8rief=
trdser, als oas freie Nblisferunss=
Spfem in bieliser Stabt sinssftbrl
uuroe.
gum q adj folser bss bisberi-
gen @bef=@lerts Der bieiisen 8unbes-
Wetterwarte &i9aro 8. Sulipan, oel
befanntlid gum ations=Yoriieber in
8rano Sunction. gOl., beforoert NOR.
ben iit, iit gilbert Q. &anban, bislanq
glert Der 8unbes. .Wettertparte in San.
tiago, @uba, ernannt morben. Ser.
ielbe miro bor SabresI9lub bier elm.
trefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02

Sbre SncorpOrations=Yapier ertpirt.
ten fOlsenoe @eieaI6aften:
.SOofier 2eao & 3inc Minins @om=
panp", SnOianapOlis, @apitals4O. 999.
Die Snoorporatoren iparen 8eor1e
OOunQ, ). W. @larf, 6. 8. SOlano,
Benjamin s. Sobnion unb 8. 6illaro
@eer. Die Sirecoren fir oas tOm-
menoe Sabr iino: Ssorss Doung, 5.
Nf. @larf uno s. 5illaro Weer.
vMuncie & SadiOn Goal Co."
$4,000; Sncorporatoren: 2aeban &.
9oon, Charles 6. genoer, Sra s.
Ounman uno &obert @arl Wbite.
y@ipic Sabinss ghoeiatiOn" Dor
Stem albanp, @apital 100000. Si'
Mitslieoer oerislbsn finb 6arbise.
,Suntirt Ners Co." bon Suntirt
capital $4,000. Dieielbe bestpedt oi
Seruussabe elmer tdsli9en unb elmer
p06entliaen 3eituns.
Die Sat @bicaeo Co." bon @af
Chicago, 2ate GOuntp, Snb.. lieb II
Der Office oes Staatsieeretdrs regiitri
rem, baB fie ibr actien=@apital Dor
s1OO, 200 auf 50, 500, 900 erbDbt babe
Sic muBte s240O @ebiibren bssablen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Sermibte.

otparb B b o tt aus Blooms
inston bat seitern bic Polisei, umi4au
nad ieinem 8ruoer Carl, Is Sabre aft,
su balten, Der am Samitae hierbe,
fubr, isbod big seitern absno nod MIDI
in oem BON ibm ieinen Nngeb6riaen be.
seidneten 2osis an Der Horo @elf Ctr,
an9elanat mar.
6erner purbe Die poliSei sebeten
auf bic 24=idbrige Sennie Morris9rDb'
aus Carroll @ountp 81 fahneen, oi
nod breijdbrisem 9lufentbalte i'm Sr
renaipl eeltern sus Der Mnfalt en-.
ipruneen lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02

9luf Der Sarbing Str. nabe ben s
& g. =8eleiien fiel sefern 8Ormittag
elm on Der Sbelbp Str. tpobnenber
Subrmann Ramens Clarence Sane BON
ieinem 6u5rperfe berab unb blieb, aus
elmer &Opfwuuoe bluteno, anideineno
leblos liesen. 9lls Die Nmbulan5 uno
bic &aoler anlansten, fanoen iie an=
fatt oss ibnen per Selepbon semeloe=
ten Sootsn nur einsn Salliiidtisen bor,
Der i'm Spipital ipisber auf bic geins
qebra9t uuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
MtsiteriGie 8ombe
Sn Der 9eIfer'i i9en 8uti4enfabrif aufse=
fllnben.

SarrD S@reiber, Elm Ingeltellter bon
6. s. Selfer's SutI6enfabrif uno
s6anolung, go. 35-4l gtOro Capitol
@penue, fano seitern Na6mittaa 9esen
IS llbr in Dem 8ebGube cine mDlteriOle
Sombe, Die fir cine Spnamit=SOmbe
9e6alten wiro unb einitweilen Der Sb=
but Der poli3ei anpertraut wurbe. Sas
unbeimlide Sing. iiber oellen 9erfnnfi
DOrldufig Nidts betannt 1T, beitebt aus
elmer etna a6t 3olI laneen Nteilina:
rDbre, beren beioe @noen periegelt iino,
aussenommen, oaB in oas cine @no'
cine 3iinofdnur einselailsn lit. Si'
PoliSei beriu9t, oieien mpiteriOien Sal
aufSutldren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
2ceal= l=Yolitii@es.

Ser 6. @arb Ssmofratiide Glub
bislt am Wlontas 9beno in ieinsn
@lubrdumen on Der Snoiana 4be. Go
3l9t unter benz 8oriib bon Serrn
@barlss polfer cine sablreid beIudte
8etiammluns ab. 9isosn nurbsn bon
ben Serren S. 6. Bel, Sobn %.
SOlBmann, u. u. Smeenep unb 81. 8.
Coleman sebalten. Sionep Seroms
unterbislt bic Qlntpeienben bur6 ges
i9idt ausaefiibrte Sai9enIsielereien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Yerional= =stoti,en.

Serr Sermann g dali, Gu.
perintenbent Der &uppert'i6en 8rauerei
in Stem Yorf uno ebeoem 8ormann Del
Sdmiot'iden 8rauerei oabisr, iueil'
gum Ssiube ieiner 6reunbe in Snoia.
napolis. 2eioer trat er bere;ts beutt
tuieber Die &eiie gen Often an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Gime StaStratbs= Situms
eimbernfen.

Wlapor Boottoalter bat auf Sonner-
ifaa, ben IL. December, cine grtra=
Gibung oss Stcotratbs einberufen. Si
bsrlelben ioa BET Nadfolser fur oas
nad @bieaso ser3osene Wlitslieo 8. W.
Saloemann erpdblt ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
Der GonsreR.
Die Boti9aft bes Yrdiioenten.

Wa bington, 2. Ss. Sn
beioen Sduiern bes @onerefss tpuroe
beute Nadmittag Die SOti4aft oes
Yrdfioenten nerlsien.
(9ie 9eIer finoen ben @Ortlaut ber=
felben auf Settle 5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
eaoieite xmrmperettt.

0robe 1atr, perbunoett nit
Mnsneuun8 ser Graem9.
nti1e Der NattoarbettSs
g@uIe, neramtfeItet bon Der
9amens gectton, aut Nitts
tpo6 ttno Donttertta9 oea
3. itmo 4. 9ejember.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-02
ieite=ynrnberein.

Seute @beno finbet Die rsgelm6Bi9e
Notwithstanding oes Siioieite=
Surnbereins Ifatt.