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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
MAY COME TO SUPERIOR
The Location Tor Training school Not
NsI Selected

There is no truth in the report that
Superior and Duluth are counted out
of the race for the naval training
school. The constant anti II al of
the Lakes reports have purported to
come from interviews with Admiral
Tay lor at Washington.
The admiral has not been in Wash
ingtou since he left Superior lla is
now and has been for some weeks at
Newport, X. | aud he, says that no
member of the board has given out
the slightest indication OF what site is
most favored
In fact the members of the board do
not know which of the great lakes 10
cation they will accept prefcning to
again visit the most favored, and in
this connection it is said that the ma
val officers will again come to the
Head of the Lakes, either later in the
present month or early in October.
the chief argument in favor of a To-
cation near Chicago is that the naval
school VIII have such a large center
of population from which to draw
naval apprentices.
Investigation of naval statistics
show that lost of the seameu enlist
from smaller towns, Villages and
from the farms. 1t is held that young
men raised il city like Chicago see
too much of life to he anxious tor
naval service, and that a location like
the Head of the Lakes, with such a
large scandinavian population to
draw from would furnish much bet
ter class than could be obtained in an
overcrowdcd center of population
No site as yet been selected nor will
a selection he made until some time
in November. This is authentic news,
coming direct from the navy depart
ment, and from source that cannot
be questioned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
MUCH ORE SHIPPED
shipments on Ihrce Roads Increase
over TWO Milton Ihrec rhou-
snud Wear

The total ore shipments over the
three principal Head OF the Lake. ore
roads for the month of August was
, 397 ,52l tons compared With l,S5l $50
ton, in August. 1901, gain for the
month of 5lj.6G6 tous.
The ore shipments for the season up
To Sept / over the three roads
amounts to 9.Tla,5si tons, compared
with $500, 800 tons shipped to Sept |,
1901, or a gain to date oyer last sea-
son of 3, 099, O9l tons
The Missabc road has again broken
all records for n months shipments,
the shipments last month amounting
to 9i7, 600 tons over the amount ship
ped over the same road last year
The Great Northern road also shows
a decided gain in shipments last
month over those in August, 1901, the
movement being over 100000 tons
heavier
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
BoauiiIdi weather Big Crowds 4
srcau Day Tor Union Men,

The Superior Labor day celebration
was a memorial one The many
events passed of smoothly and .he day
was one OF pleasure throughout The
crowds were large and merry and the
only ones who did not enjoy them-
selves were those who stayed at
home
The first event was the parade, a
long and elaborate one, which occur
red in the morning. There were
eighteen unions in the procession and
they made fine appearance.
The Judges found it rather difficult
task TO decide whether the Machinists
or the Packers and Nailers unions
were the best appearing, but finally
awarded the first prize to the latter
and the second TO the former.
After the procession came speeches
at Hammond park. Those who spoke
were Mayor O'Hare, II c, Stivers
and j. 5. konkol. The mayor spoke
briefly on the power of the laboring
people as a whole, of the beginning of
organized labor and of the initial La
Dor day.
The sports were pulled off at Ne
madJi park in the afternoon. The
crowd at that pretty spot was an i'm
menae one, SO great that even with
the many extra cars put ON for the
purpose the traction company could
not properly handle i. The sporting
events and contests of all description
were many and the prizes offered
were valuable.
The day was a triumphal one not
only for labor, but for union labor.
The various unions had been planning
on making showing that would
leave with people to whom they are
not so well known an impression rs
to the thriftinoss and intelligence of
union labor in superior They were
entirely successful.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
THEY BURNED MORTGAGE.
Interesting Services nj The Tirsi vi. L..
Church SUNDAY Evening

A grand celebration was held in The
First Methodist Episcopal church sun
day evening The occasion was the
burning OF themortgage on that church
property which was given fer 81 600
away back in 1891, and drawing per
cent per annum interest. This Old
debt had been eating like a cancer
into the church for about eleven years
and had been about cucc paid in inter
est. 1t was resolved To attack it and
by dint OF perseverance the balance
OF the dent, which amounted to $50
had been raised and paid TIE note
and mortgage taken up was burned
Sunday evening and jubilee meeting
was held over its departure. There
was full house and expressions of
JOY Were equal to the time of the
"fatted calf" The music was eX-
ceptionally fine from the chorus choir
of the church. \ duet was given 10y
the Misses Alma Ulsned and Ireni
''unlee. An original poem, written
for the occasion by Rev }. II Denis
ton OF South superior As he was
unable to be present the poem was
read by Miss Lul Pickering. Short
addresses were made by Rev. O. A.
Mitton. who WAS pastor at the time
the church was erected, and s T..
Tubhs, of South superior, who gave
a short history of the church
dating back to the time when the
first services were held among the
Indians. Miss Fay Pickering held the
fire pan" Tor the burning Alter re-
freshments the people went to their
homes feeling that the best thing TO
do with a mortgage was to burn it,
1t was through the effort of the
pastor, Rev Jccse u. Scarcs, lhat
this debt that had hung over the
church property for long time was
lifted and he was generously rememe
berc3 by the people pres mt and they
have requested that he be returned
for the coming year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
ASSESSMENT COMPLETED
The Assessors HIVE Turned Their
Books over 10 Hoard al Review

The assessors have completed their
books and turned them over to the
board Of review TIE total valuation
of the city as fixed by tine assessors is
liyle over S13,OO0,OOO. 1t shows n
drop from the figures as left by the
board of review last year amounting
to nearly -, 800 COO Every ward is
decreased except the Eighth. The
board of review have started
in its active work reviewing these as
sessments. The figures by wards for
this year and last are as follows, the
biggest decreases being in the Fourth
and Sixth wards, where Tower bust
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06

Dress does not make the person.
Nor does n clean exterior Indicate 4
clean interior TO be we'll all organs
of the body must work in harmony.
Rocky Mountain Tea does this work.
b -. Merreil.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06

A Boys Wild Ride for Life

With family around expecting him to
die, and a son riding Tor lie, - miles,
to get Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption Coughs and Colds, W,
II Brown Of Lecsville Ind, endured
DEATHS agOnics from asthma, but this
wonderful medicine gave instant re-
lief and soon cured him lie writes:
~ now sleep soundly every night "
Like marvellous cures Of consumption,
Pneumonia, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds,
and Grip prove its matchlcss merit
for all Throat aud Lung troubles.
Guaranteed bottles soc and slOO.
bottles frceat Merrcll's Pharu
acy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06

anunual ~ las ,J
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Die Srt DAFT 9obbs ct o.
tion bur9 Seuer total
,er n Srf
ger Il D I.

Sipton, .ynb., 26. april. Sun-
ten bon elmer borbeif eifabrenoen Qotomo-
tipe beruriadten in Der fiinf Weilen
Oifli9 bon bier belesenen ettpa 600
@inwobner sablenben Srtidaft Sobbs
Station Gin Geuer, msl9ss ii9 nit
FOLDER @eidwinbi9teit berbreitete, bab
binnen 8ursem swblf Wobnbduier, elm
9Otel, 2 8eiadftsbduier uno neun
S4eunen in li4ten Glammen fanben.
Sie8ebdube brannten idmmtli6 big auf
ben 8runo nieoer. gtur wenise Sdu-
ier bliebsn bon benz sierisen Clement
peri9ont. Ser 8eiammti9aoen be-
lduft iih auf ettpa $4,000, BON
melhem Die Qdlfte our9 8eriiderung
9ebeft 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Sin Slatterm=Taa.

Sm arilfrtratii9en Woooruff Place
wuroe seltern Elm glatternfaa sntoedt,
unb spar in Der Gamilie zines Nr5tes.
Ser ftdot. geiunbbeitsbeamte Or,
gueblsr iiberlieB es benz @ountp=@e.
iunbbeitsbeamten Or. &iopatb bic n0-
tbigen Observation-Disclosures gu err
greifen.
@lei9seitis absr brobte Or. 8uebler
ieinerieits, nit Sllfe Ger poliSsi aaer
Yerfebr Der Woobruff place=Y =Yemobne,
nit Snoianapolis 3u bsrbinbern, faa!
Die Semobner bes betr. Saufss fort
fiibren, ii9 auf bic Gtrabe su beeeben
Briefe per poif su perienoen ETC., !pi'
ibm iibsr iie sei1elbet iporoen mar.
guberbem wutoe seifern Der 32=idbr
glmer 8ritten bon $40. 1922 98ef
@aibinston Ctr. als neuer 8lattern'
patient untsr beborbli9e Obbut &c
riomnien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Sies nnS Sas.

Sic Staats=8 ereinis un 9
BON 2ebrern Der @eidi9ts bislt beuts
i'm @rano Sotsl ibre FINITE Sabres=
@eriammluns ab. gu geamten tpur=
ben ertpdblt: Yrdiioent-@barles g.
glsst, glpuOo !; 8ice=prdItOent-W.
u. Drills, @ratpforosbiae; Setretdrin,
SOispbtne @Or, Snoianapolis; Sdab=
meiiter-pruf. u. 6. Better, Sramtlin.
unfere irii4en Mitbiirser
bsranftalten morsen gu gbren Der
patrioten gm. &. &ebmono unS
Samss 9sbslin, 0titslieber oes briii=
iben parlamelts in Der Maionic Sallt
einen srOBen gmpfang. WlapOr
gOOttDalter miro ben gOriiB fiibren.
Sas prOsramm beiteht aus mulifali=
i9en 8Ortrdeen uno &eoen Der beioer
'genannten patripten, iotpie bes M6tb.
SObn 5. Tinertp BON Chicago.
Sn ieiner @obnung an Del
8elefontaine Str. go. 1113 iit 9eiferr
i'm alter bon 80 Sabren % m. &c o. t.
elmer Der dltsiten unb befannteiten
9ontractoren Der Stabt aus ben
2eben sei6ieoen. Der 8erbliAen
mar felt AZ Sabren in bielieer Stab
anidilig. 9iele bon ben @ei9dfts
@ebduoen on Der g. Wlerioian Str.
8. WaI6ineten Str. uno 8. Warp
lamb Str. finb bon ibm sebaut NOR
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
s { II er.

u m 5 Il + r geitern Wa9mittag fOls.
ten chamber in raider &eibenfolse bic
Nlarme pom 3aftsn go. 8l7 uno bonn
3aiten go. 38. grferer rief Die Geuer-
rsbr su ben 9ol3b0fen Der Mi9igan
2umber So. an Sff ct. Clair ctr.
uno llnion=Yabngeleifen, wo gliidlider
@eiie nur Elm Sanj unbeoeutsnoes
Geuer 5u loi9en mar. Ssr onoere
Mlarm oasssen rief bic Webr 3u Grau
Goot's @obnbaus, 9to. 1910 Weft
Nortb Ctr. Sdaobafter sdOrnitein,
S9aben $5.
Ser I'M Is Win. nnh 5 llbr bonn
Gaiten go. 95 eingeianbte Mlarnl
murbe bur9 elm unbeoeutenoes G&a.
benfeuer i'm 9ofe oss 0auies go. 372
Sub Werioian Str. beoin9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Gin sam,er 3ms entsleiit.
Der Scfomotiufiibrer unS bsr 9ei;er setSttst.

y Talparaiio, Sno., 26. Npril.
Der Wtitternadts Yerionensug Der
Gbicago & @ranb Srunf=gabn-Ge=
feaf9aft entsleiiie beute Worsen tei
9asteas, elmer tleinen ettpa adtMeilen
Oitli4 BON bier entfernten Station.
@ine auf einem Nebenseleiie itebenbe
Grahtcar NOR BON Der Ma6t bes
Sturmes auf bas SauptesleiIs se=
i9leuosrt tporoen. 9lls Der Qocomo=
tipfiibrer oerIslben getuabr puroe, mar
es gu fpdt uno nit boiler gBu9t
rannte bic locomotive eeeen ben
g8asson. Siefelbe purbe auf Die
Seite eetporfen uno unter bem goloB
muroe Der Geueriuebrmann uno Der
9Ocomotibfiibrer bearaben. Sic bei=
ben YolfuassOns wurben in einen
@raben seporfen ilnb fdmmtlide iibri=
gen Wagsons entsleiiten ebenfaas.
Cine 9nsabl paiiasiere puroe mebr
ooer minoer erbeblid berlsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
SnSianapolis @aiier Geiea=
i9aft.
Gin nsues srobartises Siltrir Spltem &c.
pIant.-0ie 8eamtsnruabl.

Die Sirectoren Der Snoianapolis
@ahsr=Seieai4aft bei9lOhen in ibrer
seitern abgebaltenen Sibuns, anfans
sSuiii nit Der Contraction hires neuen
Sanb 6iltrir=Spfems, tuel9es ettpa
$4,000, 900 folten pirb, beginner 81
lallen. Die Nrbsiten Iollen mdbreno
bes Sontmers in enereiider @eiit
betrieben perben, 10 oaB i'm 9erbit Die
@apacitdt i6on tdslid 100000 00C
8aaonen bslltommsn reinen Waner's
iein miro.
Die gelfern borgenommene Seam=
terpabl ergab folsenbes &eiultat:
prdfoent-N. u. Mcrris.
Yice=prdiiosnt unb S9aBmeiiter =
5. q. W. Sabis.
Secretdr-M. u. Weorris.
9irectoren u. Morris, g. g.
9imball. Q. 3. Walott, 6. 8. pap-
ion, 3. 6. 9etdam, 6. &. 2imball,
gilbert Batter, goparo Daniels, 6. g,
9lnbrems, N. u. %. Sapis, 6. g.
YapIon, 8. Me8. 2anoon, s. 6.
Bates.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
gs. Z. $. g.
Cine bubid Serlaufene slbenSs sllntsrbaItuns.

Sie .g. 6. g. I. Sunaen", vOis
Sproler" unb yDie S6ottiI9en Mdb=
Gen4 Der Sanuar 1903 @laiie Der
Sanofertisfeits-SOdidule peranitalte=
ten geitern Gbeno i'm auditorium cine
nnterbaltuns, tpel9e erfolsreid ner=
lief. grOffnet murbe bieislbe burd
@uHiibruns elmer Gomobie, in tuel6er
fOlsenbe 3Oslinse mitmirtten: @eorse
@ilobaf, gona Nlurrap, CHARLES
Bragg Ilma &e9, 8eOrae STEELE,
Seanette Wrisbt. MobiIon gsorbpte,
Charles Senninss, Maptis SaplOr,
sllfreb pranse, Sna gBiniams, 0elie
8lair, Hellie Somie uno 9ailie 8u9a=
nan.
Sisrauf fam folsenbes muiitaliides
prOsramm CUR Sur9fiibruns:
Yianp= Ouett ........
SRI. Srances Scrtner unb 6rau Serbert
9lbfinipn.
OoppelsAuartett. Observation-Disclosures.
Serren Gor, Sail, 9lIen, 9ienfotpsfp,
6prasue, McGomb, abbott, Go9in.
SppransSoIp. 80. ......
SRI. 9lnna Bei6mann.
SenorsSOlo-uSm S6atten Der Saline"
Slorobpra ...... Serr &nbreip Smitb
Gornet.SoIo-u columbia poIfa". "......
....... .Serr Seniamin S4redenspit
Pianos sSuett. ..............
SRI. SranceS Sortner uno Srau 9erbert
9ofinipn.
6err 9lnoretp Smith uno oas 2eb-
rer=Quartett muroen tuesen ibrer brill
lanten 8ortrdse sans beionbers burd
Seifaa aussesei4net. Cine &ecita-
tion Der Srau CLAUDE s. Stebenion
wurOe ebenfa0s iebr beifdlis aufse.
nommen, beBslei4en Der @ertras Der
Sopraniitin SRI. Nnna Weidmann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
It nmfalls
Dur9 eisene e9uIo perIest.

Ser in oem 8eiddfte bon %. s.
9ollibap & So. auseielte 90. 9.
Srasee periudte seitern bon bem 6abr=
itubl absuiprinsen, ebe berielbe mod
gum Still itanb ssbra6t mar.
Sein Sprung sins fehl unb er iiel
in ben Sdadt suriid, bireet auf oas
Dad bss glepators. gr erlitt erbeb=
lide Ierlebunsen am 2Opfe uno uabr=
ideinli1 aud am &hden. Nadbem
ibm i'm Sispeniarium bic erfte drstlide
6iilfe gu She'll gerporoen mar, muroe
er nod ieiner @obuuns on Der Noro
glew Seriep Ctr. Go. 2430 per Mm=
bulan3 iiberfiibrt.
Gin politifer bpn epilepti=
f9en &rdmpfen be-
fallen.
9obert &oB BON gaif gbicago murbe
gefern auf Dem Union 8abnbofs, als
er i'm 8esriffe mar, einen Weonon-
8abnsus gu beife;sen, ton epileptiIten
Grdmpfe befalen.
Ser sufdllis antpsienbe grst Or. 8.
6. Sbaner bon Sammono leiitete ibm
bic n6tbise 6iilfe, 10 baB er balb auBer
Gefabr tam.
&ob iff poitmeifer BON gait @bi=
cage unb Elm befanater polititer bes
10. Diftrilts. gr bate bier i'm Sn=
tereiie bon s. 90. Dper, mel9er gan=
bibat fur S9abmeifer mer, ME Elm
8iber 9earbeitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Gntietli@.
Scr ben 9lusen ieiner Srau fpurbe Sobl
2eap ausenbIidIi4 setootet.

Sohn &elp, tpel9er Bel Der 8iirtel-
babn als 6lasgenmann on Der gluff
&Oab 6rsu3ung anseftelt mar, tpuroe
heute Morsen bon Der locomotive
zines msitpdrts fabrenben Gradtsuses
nit FOLDER Bu9t bel Seite seltleu=
bert) baB er bas 8enif unb ben S9d=
Def on mebreren Stellen brad. Sein
Sob trat ausenblidli9 elm.
Ser sntisbli9e Yorfal ereisnete ii4
Dor ben Aueeu Der 6rau bes Werun=
eliidten, tpel9e ibm ioeben iein Griib=
ifif gebradt bate. Serlelbe mar so
Sabre aft uno pobnte on Der Wtaoiion
9lne., go. 2146.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Tener in Srbiastom.

@esen IL llsr lebte 9tadt brad in
Der 6abrit bon G. S. Sosler in Sr=
pinston nabe Der 3reusuns Der 6. s..
& o. unb 8iirtelbabnen elm 6euer
aus. Junten bon elmer pOriiberfab-
renben 2otomotibe batten einen Sau=
fen Sdgeipdhne in Brano geiebt.
gbe bic 6lammen erbebliden Sda=
ben anri9ten fonnten, mar Die Spriben
So. bon Der Oit @aihinseon Str. be-
reits auf Der 8ranoitdtte eri9ienen uno
binnen .ueniaen Minuten mar bas
Seuer unter @ontrplle.
w u. s. 2auf, 2ei9enbsitatter,
1924 Siio Wferibian Str. Sci. 648.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
9oaanb.

q 8iinitise Iadri9ten Il Der
bas Befinbeu ber 6 D.
mig in.,
Set 500, Sollanb, &c. Npril.
Sie Ner3te Der &0nisin Wibelmine
sabsn beute @ormittas folsenbes gul-
letin beraus:
Sie 90nigin bate cine rubise 9tabt.
Sbr algemeines 8eiinoen bat fi9
Jebeiert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Stmrmesmiitben.
Sn beri4ieoenen Sbeilen Der ct abt ridtete
bic @inpsbraut S9aben an.

Ser Sturm, pslder in Der bertui9e=
nen gta9t nit elmer @ei9winoisfeit
bon fiinfsis Meilen iiber uniere Staot
oabiniaufe, bat in periAieoenen Sbei-
len Der Stabt mebr ober tpeniger err
bebliden S9aben anseri9tet.
3uei i'm Sau besriffene 6ramebdu=
ier an Der Nerbieits Der @aibinstOn
StraBe iino 6lfli9 bon Der &ural
StraBe tpuroen tuie Sartenbdufer um=
9eblaien.
9ln Der Sia 4uenue go. 1413 tpuroe
elm Stall ;ertriimmert, S9aben $50.
Gin GROCER Staa binter go. 926 of
Georgia StraBe tpuroe in 8rennbols
perpanoelt.
Gin GROCER Baum por bem Sauie
go. 933 Wteei Str. tpurbe entpuSe!t
uno legte iib quer iiber Die StraBe,
ben 8ertebr fir lanse 3sit blodireno.
gntwurselungen bon 8dumen famen
i'm uebrigen in alien S6eilen Der Staot
por.
Die S1eune zines Mannes, Namens
Heelp, ucbnbaft an Der 8igo Str,
9lo. 1910, tpurbe in bic S6be seboben
unb auf bas @runofiif zines HaG=
barn setuOrfen. Sn Der Sdeune mar
elm pfero eingei9lOhen geweien, ba
baiielbe psri4punoen lit, 10 muB an=
genommen iueroen, bab Der Sturm
oas @ebduhe 10 bod bob. oaB bas
Sbier in's Greie selan9en fOnnte.
Ser teIesrapbii9e 8e r.
februnter brp ZEN.
Den sr6Bten S9aosn ridtets Der
Sturm iebo9 an Selesrapbsn=S =Srdbter
unb pfdblen an. Ramentli6 MURDER
Die pan gamble, Monon= unb 6. 8.
& .. 8abnitreden bon Dem Sturm,
f9uer beimsefu9t. Sn einem Orte nabs
Irlinston allein iuuroen Is Selesra=
pbenpfdble umserihen.
Sas bieiiss @etter= Bureau bait
bon allen pldben wefIia bon ben 6el.
isngebirssn feline 0a6ri9ten erbaltsn
I'm 2 llbr beute Morsen batte pi'
Wefern Union Selesrapb 60. MID
einen Srabt nad Gbieaso, ct. 2ouis
9ouisbile unt Cincinnati in getrieb.
I'm 410 llbr mar elmer Der % Srdbtt
nad@ @bicaso in 3bdtigteit. I'm oieielb'
| 3eit fonnten aud tpieoer orei bon ber
neunsebn Srdbten nod Cincinnati
benubt iperoen. Sie Big Gour 9rdbt
na9 St. 9ouis wurben idmmtlid
auBer Sienlt seiuprfen.
! Sn bem fiio6ltli9en Sbeile bon ben
| Sountain Square, mel9er bon Del
proipeet unb Sbelbp Str. besrenst ilt
ridtete Der Sturm mannisfa9sn Sda
ben on.
8on Der Olibe Str. presbpterianer.
air9e on Der Olibe Str. purbe bi
2uppel abeeriiien; Saaben $3.50
Sie pleaiant &un=Yriide muroe boz
Der Winbsbraut 10 3er5auif, baB fdme
rer @asenperfebr iiber oieielbe iuipen
| Dirt poroen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
GtmaS SeIieateS.

Mmtericatt Brtiuttt9 Cos.
Bod Dter, ans <etmem @ala
nmo 0opfem sebrattt, mtro
bemte tn auem lettenoem
@irtbfAaftem an 3apf ietts.
Tiir ben 6amiItenbeoarf 5ti
besiebem bon Saeob @tb8et
& SO. xetepbomS 4O5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
5 gsriona. Notisen.

Serr e a. mon y&aufm m n
III 6eute MOrgen in Der @Obnung iei=
ner S9pefter, 6rau Babette 2auf-
nan, gelIeiontains Str. go. 1926.
i'm gllter bon 63 Sabren aus Dem
Qeben eei9ieoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26

az Menberunaen in Der Didt,
Dallsr uno Glima, t0nnen iebr lei9t
0erlfopfung erseusen; bur9 bic Mn=
tpenoung bon Dr. Nuguit 30nig's
9amburger Sropfen miro cine 0ei=
lung beiuirft uno oas ganae Gpffeni
regulirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
Ser beri9mnnSeme GomarS Mr=
molo In Glebetans ermii9t.

goparb 9lrno!o, tpelder, mdbrenb
feline iunse Srau bel ibren auf elmer
6arm lebenben @ltern erfranft bar=
nieberlas, bon bier oeridwano, na9=
benz er bic seiammte @obnungs=gin=
ri9tung periilbert batte, lit in @lsbe-
Lamb o., perbaftet tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26
S54.15-2os Mmseles- -$54.15
pia Weonon 3oute

Tereinisun9 Der Granen Stubs.
8ilette perben bonn 10. biz 27. Mpril
pertauft. S9lieBli9e Ridfabrt bes
ihrdnfi auf ben 25. SUM. pripiles
fur Deri9ieoene 3weislinien. SIR
ginselnbeiten menbe man fi9 an Monon
Ngenten oser f9reibe an
q. g. Nlgeo, .. 9. U.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26

&ome BOD.
0aS betrIt@e Gottte BOD
8ter lptro bemte ,tmo oie
fotAettoett Gage an 3apf
iettt. Sm wIajdset fiir ben
8amtIiemteoarf. 3eI. 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-26

60 Geute tttto ote foI8etts
ben Gage ,,Bo6bter" bet
Sohm 8ermbatt,
1O8 cft @aibtngtom Ctr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-06
s'losIng PriCes.

Following are the closing prices reporleu by Prince & Whlieiy. Earsec4 ana brukers. 52 Broadway. New iork. and .5 Ccuter st.. New Huver. Bid, Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-06
ANNUAL REPORT ON DOMESTIC
 ANIMALS.
Commissioner Heman o. Averill Gives

Commissioner Heman O. Averill Gives
 the Statistics of Connecticut.
 Heman o. Averill, commissioner on domestic animals, has issued his an nual report, showing the expense of the department for the year to have been $6, ,161.01 The number of cattle reported to the department as having been brought into the state is 1888 The number condemned for tuberculosis was PIT.
 In discussing investigations of Dr. Koch of Berlin, the report says that while it is an unsettled question wheth- CT tuberculosis can be transmitted be- tween men and animals, it is agreed by scientific men that the farmers of the state should not relax their vigilance against the disease. The people of the state have too much money invested in the cattle business to allow tuberculosis to increase.
 Commissioner Averill says his exper- fence in the past six years warrants him in making the bread statement that probably no town in the state is abso- lutely free from bovine tuberculos' S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-06

to be compelled to incorporate under general law. We allow it to grant spe- cial charters to various cities, per- peuating the evil of the gerrymanoer as seen here in Waterbury, when cities, too ought to be divided lnto classes and compelled to incorporate under general law. We give the Governor next to no power, hls Veto' which can be overridden by maJorl- ty vote, simply saying to the Legisla7 ture, Think the thing over we al low county commissioners, practlcaliy elected by a county legislative caucus, to issue liquor licenses for us. We al low our police court judge to be chosen
 similarly for us. We stick to the old system in the matter of damage suits, by which the defendant is allowed to default to bring the assessment or damges before a judge; but the pur- den of proof is still on the plalntlH
 and there is a trial by the judge 1n- stead of an assessment of damgaes, as in other States. The result, for eX- ample, is that many damage suits against the Consolidated road are tried out of the State. Through long famil- iarity it has become very hard for the people of Connecticut to appreciate how far government by Legislature has usurped government by the people,
 These are some of the complex prob- lens, besides which that of setting right the existing system of misrepre- sentation of the towns is comparatively simple. If the constitutional conven- tion takes up these, if it modernizes Connecticut, it will prove, indeed, a radical body beyond the expectation of the most sanguine Reform, be it re- does not involve sweeping constitutional changes. It simply means rectification of abuses. Even modifying the Constitution seems a case of tampering with classic.