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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Ger Serii 9erun9s agent t
$. 6. Se9urin 8 apton,
S.,ermis

Sapton g., 21. 0tdr3. Ser
0erli9erunss 9lssnt s.. 6. Seeur,
mel6er in Snoianapolis unb &ofomO
mest1 6dli9unsen uno S6winoeleien
setpani6t miro, 1T bsute bier psrbaftet
moroen. gr bat ertldrt, iih obne &e=
quilitions=Yapiere ben Ssb0roen bon
Snoiana aus3uliefern.
Morb ooer Selbitmoro2
portlanp, Sno., 21. WadrS. Die
9eihe bon Spnp Sin6er bon Selma,
o., ipuroe beute in einem 8rabsn
nabe st. &eeooerp nabe Dem giIsn::
babnselsiie aufsefunben. Nsben ibm
loa elm @ebolper, aus :uel9em smei
Sdiiiis absefeuert waren.
Die 9sihe iuies in Der re9ten S6ldfe
eins GduBmunoe auf
Sin1er mar reid unb Saupt=@ctio=
nair Der Some Selepbone So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Sas 0ispemlarimm inter Gma=
ralltaine eeitellt,
Weil Elm BIatternlranfer bort isin gride men
na9te.

9ii9t serin9e 9lufreeung berri9te
beute SOrmlttas i'm Sispeniariun, als
elm Wiann bort erIbien, tuel6er ii1
a!s Elm glattsrntranter entpuppte. gr
CAB ieinen @amen als 9enrp Wartin
an uno iagte, baB er nit einem 3uge
Der Big Sour gabn BON Stlaboma
setOmmen mar.
9ia9pem er in's Seu4en=slIpl 9e=
ianbt porben ipar, tpuroen bic Sbiiren
bss Oispeniariums gei9lOlien unb cine
sriinoli9e Sur6rduferuns Der 9lnse=
itellten oehelben uno Der Sablrei6 an=
tpeIenoen Batienten porgenommen.
lleber cine Stunbe plrbe bas Sispen=
iarillm unter Quarantine eeitslt.
9ie @assons bes 3uses, auf wel=
dem Martin na6 bier eetommen mar,
ipuroen ebenfaas burhrdu9ert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
No. 179.

nl1t aneenOmnen uiro, be;m. ibr @as
mad anSeren Stdotsn gu entIenben, no
Wtster einsefiibrt linb.
Die Goniumers Gas Sruif Comp.
ldr:ibt, baB Die 9lussaben in elmer
weils 3usenommen baben, baB Die
einnabmen bor gar teiner rpeIentli1en
yeoeutun9 mebr fno, looaB es Der
@ompasnie unmOsli9 iit, neus 0uel=
len ansubObren etc. gs banble fih
oesbalb jegt oarum, OF Nfeter einge=
fiibrt :ueroen iOllsn ooer OBJ Die 60. Die
Sieferun9 bon Gas ,initelen Ioae.
geioe @Ompasnisn beantraeen oes=
balb Die paiiiruns elmer 6as=Meter=
SrbinanS nit Dem Yrobifo, baB Die
State fiir &aturgas ni6t msbr ais %
@ts. per 1000 @ubitfuB betraeen ioa.
Die Yetenten tueiien oarauf bin, oaB
Der Druid i'm 9tatursasfsloe-tpie be-
tannt - in BEN leBten Sabren erbeb=
li6 abgenommen bat, ipdbreno Die
&unoen Der @Ompasnien, obne Meter,,
na6 fuie por, oas tarsli9e 6jas per=
geuoen. gei0e Gompaanisn ertl6ren
ibre SereitStaft, Die Metsr gratis su
llefern, uno betunoen auBeroem ibre
gereitpiaisteit, Die 6eitIebung Der
Meter=&ate Der staOtperpaltuns gu
iiberlallen. tuenn nOtb;s.
Die S6reiben, umfanorei6e Socu=
mente, entbalten auBeroem itatiltii4e
&nsaben iiber Die 9etriebsfoiten Der
6Ompagnien, Stdrte bes 8asoruds,
slnsabl Der Sunoen, Sdae bon riid=
liAtsloIer Gas=Tereeubane ETC., uno
I6lieben nit bem ernitli9en 9tppea,
peiterer 8as=@eri6wenbuns i'm Sn=
tereile Der bausbdltsriI6en Sunoen
bur6 Ginfiibrung Der Srbinans Gin=
bolt su tbun, niht i'm SntereIls Der
8as=Gompaenien, fonoern in oem
ibrer &unoen, Die unter Den 9egentudr=
tieen Gerb6ltniiien een0t6ist iino, fir
Sas 5u Saelen, oab lie ME srbalten
ooer berbraudt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Snoianapolis 9ieoerfran,.
Susi @sburtstussiinber hur9 StdnS9en ers
freut.

Ser 2ieoertrans bate am Sonners=
tag 9lbenb sseen ssbn llbr tpie se=
p66nlib feline Yrobe beenoet uno
ni9ts bsutete auf beionOere nod
bebpritebenoe greienilie bin. Siri=
gent &nOosl pii6te li6 Die S6ueib=
perlen, iuelde bon Der bO6en Senter=
itirne berabtrdufeln uno Die Sdnger
unterbielten ii9 bon Dem sroBen Gr=
folge Der lebten MISUNDERSTANDING.
plObli9 erbOb YrdiiOent S p B
9 8ebrineer fi9 BON ieinem plabe
uno bielt cine 9lnlpra9e, wel9e turS
aber pislperipre9eno mar. gr tbeilte
nit, baB er ieinen 81. Seburtstag
feiern uno baB er ii9 sratulire, i'm I'M
Sreiie ieiner lisbitsn Treunbe bsssben
su f0nnen.
gr lub lie oaber Elm, nod Elm Stiino=
6en' nit ibm fsubt frObli6 beiiammen
;u lein. Die @inlaoung wuroe bon
Seiten Der Sansesbriioer nit Grellben
angenDmmen uno Dem 8eburtstaestinb
tuuroe bierauf Elm Stdno9en barge
bra6t.
So6 bei oieIem einen GtGno6en
iOllts es ni6t bleibsn, lintsmal uno aa=
oieueil es nod galt Elm 3ipeites barSu=
briagen.
6rl.. 2illie g 6dfer =
sweet sixteen = bas anmutbiee So9=
ter6en oss 9srrn grnit Sddier, eines
Der tbdti9iten paiiipen 0iitslieeer Dee
gie0ertrans, feierte n6mli9 aud ibrer
@eburtstag uno 10 ipuroe oenn cinltim=
mig 6ei9lOiien, oerislben ein Stdnb=
den barsubrin9en. 90 tuuroe oenn in
iitternddtieer Stllnbe Die sanserfabri
na9 Der Sarriion uno pine Str. an=
9etreten, no Die Singer 9lpoas mil
Offenen @rren empfansen aao in gait
freunbli9fer 9eiie beipirtbet ipurben.
SRI. SadTsr mar bon ibren 6reun'
ben nit elmer Surpriie partie erfreu
iuOroen, 10 baB, als bic 2iebertrdn3lel
i9r @rf9sinen ma6ten, oas Saus bn6
L
itabli6 boiler 8dite mar. Sas tba
Der 6rOblidteit jebo9 peiter feinsu
N6bru9. SIM 8seentbeil.
rllnten i'm 2otale,
9lan9 Sieo9en uarb seiunssn.
limb oben a,if benz 8ooen
Oas Tan,beia muro' ssl9uunsen
Sarmonie mar alio iibsraa.
->s0e~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Sie @irser Ger Siaieite 81
einer Seriammlmns eiubs=
rmfem.

). S. Mepsrs uno 9. u. StilS
YrdIioent reIp. Sefretdr bes rSiio=
ieite Ierbeherunss=@labs" baben Die
Mitslieoer bssielben 81 elmer Ser=
einberufen, iuel9e am Mon=
tag, Den "a. WtdrS, 9lbenos I'M 7:30
in benz 9ocale Gfe Der @riebt uno
Sopnep Str. abssbalten iusrOen iOll.
SSn oerielben lpl iibsr Die bon ben bei=
ben 9tatursas GeIeai@afteB perlanste
Weter=Srbinans bebutirt ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Snbianapplis, Snb,, 8rsitas, 81. @idrS 1902

Roer Puntt bon Der Seriammlung
9erSli9 inboilirt marc, Elm Santes=
potrlm oes Clubs seSOut. 9lu6 wuroe
Serr Span bon Der @sriammluns
NIT lautem Subel einitimmis a!s Wtit=
slieo in ben Club allSsenommen.
gbe bas &eiultat Der @abl betannt
9e9eben puroe, bielten nod Die Ssrren
SObn 9. 9spenoeder, s. 6. 6indlep,
hilbert Sabm uno @briit @arlpeg nit
@ntbuiiasmus besriiBte tiirSere .sln=
ibradsn i'm Sntereiie Der Sa6e Der
0emOtratie. 9fa6 Der 3erlsiuna beg
8abl=&eIultats trat gertasuns ein.,
llebrisens psroient erpdbns Su tper=
orn, baB Die Serren Sobn @ebsr uno
Sictor Stuoer tpdbreuo Der SerIamm=
lung freituilia als grfriidunssrdtbe
fun9irten.
Sm 8rano Sotel finoet 6eute Nbeno
oas Sabres=Yanquet Der q merie n
6ree Srabe 2eaeue itatt, sele=
gentlid belIen Die Qeiter Der oemotra=
tiI9en partei ibre 3uiammensetOri9
felt auf's 9teue betbdtieen, Die pldne
fir Die nddfs 9tationaf : @ampasns
leeen unb auBeroem berpOrrasenben
&ebnern laui9en ueroen. Sas 8an=
qilet finbet gu @bren bes Yrdiioenten
Der 2isa, Gen. SaSarb Stepens aus
Bottom, itatt unb tueroen on bemielben
II. u. folsenoe Serrn tbeilnebmen
5. S. 9lppsl, SObn %. &ern, Sol.
s. Gannins, s. st. WilIOn, Samez
6. Seaa, 6rant @apin, 8. 3. Sbu=
blum, g. g. S6serin, Gbarles 9.
@iarte, s. y. Bel, U. q. Smith, u.
%. Conduit, @pans Noollen, Sobn
8. @iliams, s. Oscar SenberiOn,
Sobn %. Solbman, Gowaro Satptins,
Mt. 9. @ilIon, Bernard &orblp, 8.
g. Sarlan, Siram Sroipn, s. 6. @tc=
IGuaOu9b, W. s. MoOnep, Sbomas
Saegart, 8ori. O'Srisn pom Staats.
6Dmite Il. u.
4as bonn Gommercial=Glub ernannt,
Special Gomite fir 8eiierune
besPrimdrwablen= Sp ITEM
belt am Spnnerfas 9ta9mittas ltntel
@orlib oes Ndtb. u. 6. Sarris iein
erite 0eriammlune ab uno enti6ieo
oaB cine &eIprm in Der Sesiebung
troB bes SoB'i6en SsIebes, brinseni
notbwsnbis 1T. SorI9ldse betreffenl
biele &efDrm iperoen bon oem-@omit
aussearbeitet uno Der nddfen 9egis
latur poraelegt tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Giaes slntreider's entietlides
Gn0e.
gom @aiifs sefauen uno auf Der STEELE
se.Ootet.

Yerrp W. Stoib. tpslaer beuts
Morsen auf eilem 8sriiite nit Dem
glnlfrei6en zines Der neuen @ebduoe
bon &insan & So. bei6dftiat iuar,
that einen 6ebltritt uno iiiirste, aus
elmer S0be BON fiinf5is SUB auf oas
StraBenpaafer berab, ippielblt er nit
serIdmettertem S9dbsl aufsefunoen
puroe.
gr mar 80 Sabre aft uno tuohnte an
Der Soualas Str. go. Ill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Swei mtne &aoler=Yslijiitem

Die Siderbeits=geb0roe promOoirie
beute Die patrOlsute Otto Simon uno
@abe Sall su abler=Yoli3iiten. Gins
@ebaltserbobuns 1T nit Der 9eioroe=
runs nidt berbunosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Sa, msldje emit, Gamoiaat 81
iein!
S2,1O2. 10 foRste Ssrrn GbarIes Rraab bas
gsrsuiisen. = Sic Gussabsn Der Ganot'
batsn -Soiepb $ Sbepparb ma9te aus
Isinem Ser,en feline NOroersrube.

Cine tpeitere glnSabl Veperber um
9lominationen auf oem republitani=
iden @ountp.Sifet bat bel Dem @OuntD=
Glert i6r Determining iiber ibre aus=
9aben abeele9t.
rauf bes 9sben'8 mannisfa1sn 9faoen,
rSonlmt gar Ran9er Iei9! su S9aoen",
mag Serr 66arles 3rauB, gewerbsr
INN oas 9lmt oes @ountp S4abmei=
fters, benz Der y&ins" uno Die eolo=
rirten Yatrioten 10 ibdnbli9 mit9e=
fpielt babsn, = seoa4t haben, ais er
Dem @lert mitt6eilte, baB i'm oas
8erenii9en, als @anoioat selaufen iu
iein, Die Summe BON 80, 1929
toftete. Die Sauptaussaben parsn /:
@omite=9lheBmsnt s100; Srufia6en
unb 2lnSei9en 1926 4; iOsenannte
Sreunoe uno Solicitoren 500; Gi=
sarren $40: grfrii9unsen BEL Ser
iammlunsen $50; Sffice=Sulfe, Sele=
pbOn, Mistbe unb 8as, $3l4.75; fiir
Subrmerte s32; Sidsts fir ale mOs=
li5en llnterbaltunssn uno gdle, SIS;
8riefmarten $75.
Die gtus9ahen bon ni6t erfOlgrei6en
9anoioaten maren ferner:
Sames u. prit9arb, fiir Srei&=
&i6ter, s262.70; fir tir9li6e 3weft
CAB er s23 unb fir Gisarren SIS aus.
Gr mub auf ieiner @ampa9nefabrt
Siemli6 piel bin unb Der seruti6t fein,
oenn hie StraBenbabu=@aislli9 bat
er um SIS berei9ert.
9aniel 3. grOwn, fir Criminal
8i6ter $40.
9pmnn SOnes, fir &eprGientant.
1880.
SSrant W. 6aD. fir 6risoensri9ter.
s13.O5. sir rSeri8issenes" bat el
5 @eats auseeeeben; biel tann sr nib
oaflr betOmmeH haben.
Sobn 9. @loper, fir Srieoensri9
ter, $86.75; audi er fisl our9, trOb
Dem er bod ben &ir9en SO 9eipenbe
bate.
@incent g. @liforb, fir superior
Gourt=&i4ter, 1892.
Charles s. Baron, fir 9ountp
9ommilIdr bonn 2. Siltrict, s161. As
SfibOr 3. Blair, fir Grieoensri6
ter, s94; bon oieiem Setras entfiele
auf @isarren allein $3.50 unb DOC
mar @lles blauer Sunit.
Die 9lussabsn na6ite6emoer erfOlq
rei6en Beperber tparen tpie folgt:
SinIon Garter, superior Gi6tei
$3.50.
SoIep6 q. Morsan, fir Geprdier
tant, s65.70.
SOiepb s.. Sheppard, Der erfOle
rei9e @anOioat fir 6rieoensri6tei
tuel9er i'm @ansen $l45.50 aussest
ben bat, 1T Der erite gsipsrbsr, tpel6t
oTen uno ehrli4 befennt, baB er allt
fir Bier @elo ausseseben ooer um nj
Son. pbil. Sauerampfer in plai
9euti9 su reben, aud rsetreatet" ba
9ln Der iiinoigen Bar lieb er SO oal
auf= uno in 9taud iosar s25 aui
geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
@ottfrieS WsOmnimser's SAFE,

Ohio unb Sllinois Str. Or06te
ausmabI in &beinwsinen, @bisties
unb Gisarren, iomie in alien SeIitat.
ellen Der Saiion. alleiniser assnt
uon Der bsriibmten Marte p6iIpsr ase
MlloIut Yure Hpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Seteetib @allaee mill reiisniren.

Sarrp @allaes. Der lansjdbriae go-
liSei=Seteetib, bat beidlollen, am L.
9lpril Der Si6erbeitsbebOroe feline @e=
lisnation einsureidsn. Seinsn @eube-
rungen na9 ;u urtbeilen i4sint er nit
Der Mrt uno Wsiie, tpie oas PeliSei=
Separtement ssfiibrt wiro, ili4t sufrie.
ben su iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
9oeal Yolitiides.

Sabres Ssriamn,Iuns uno geanltenpabI Ses
Deuiia gmeritaniidsn Demctratii9sn
GIubs = griuante Rsoe ees WnrpaIts
Sp Spann. -9sute @beno Banquet Der
9lmerican Srse Traoe 9easu..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21

-Sbe Go3p. SuntIes 9oms grau-
bier II. gutter 9un9 BON 9 Mors. bis
IL slb. 9inter 123 81. genn. Str.
s. Mab, Gisentbiimer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21

az @erIu6t 8arfsspsrs Srieno
Metal pub=Yomaoe, bel 9lpothetern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21

s Die bette 5 Gsnt Gigarre in
Der Stabt, Wudo's yeOngfeaow.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
Geoa6tniBfeier
gu gbren pon SsOrse aotse.

@ie i9on erpd6Mt peroen AM
SOnntag 9lbeno Die Wlitsliebsr bes
SOcialen Surnbereins unb bes Seut=
i6en Clubs uno Wuiifbereins gu Gbren
oes iiinsif oertOrbenen eifri9en Mit=
slieoes uno 60rberers aller beutI6en
8eitrebungen, 6eorse &otbe, cine
@eod6tnibfeier OeraAitalten, su Der
ale 3usebOrigen bes SeutI9en Sauies
berSli6ft eingelaosn iinb.
6Olsenbss prosramm tpirb CUR
Surd1fiihrlInS nplnunpn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21
8ismard Gafe. Sn- u. ausIdn.

oii6e 8iere an 3apf. Smpsrtirte To-
pie bieiise SeIitatefen ftets an Sonb.
s.. 8. 4rens, 25 8. 4earI Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-21

sSranf Stratmann. Sienna
8uHet, 2l0-212 .. 8abaib Str.
Belten 6etrdnte unb Gisarren, feiniter
2un9. Aufmerfiame 8ebienune.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
REACH WASHINGTON,
Arriving For Encampment-rs. Rooso-
Welt TO Receive ladies'.

Welt to Receive Ladies'.
Washington. Oct. 3.-The first OF
the veterans from the outside who
are to attend the Grand Army en-
campment arrived here yesterday. No
regularly organizeu bodies have yet
come in, and none are expected be-
fore Saturday. General Torrance and
his staff are expected today. They
will occupy quarters at the Ebbitt
house, which will be the headquarters
Of the Grand Army during the en-.
campment Tie commanderin-chief
will find the city quite prepared to re-
ceive himself ard comrades.
Official announcement Of the time
and place OF Mrs. Roosevelt's pro-
posed reception to the ladies Of the
Grand Army auxiliary ladies' bodies
was made yesterday. 1t will take
place Thursday Of next week, between
4 and p. m. at the Corcoran art gal
lery. Admission will be by card only.
Official orders were issued by Gen
eral Macarthur yesterday for the par
ticipation CT a number OF regular
troops in the naval veterans parade
to occur next Tuesday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
MANY, CHANGES IN CODE.
Made by Ohio House-None ct MUCH
Importance-Friends OF Federal
Plan Tried Again.

Columbus, Oct. S.-The principle OF
home rule for the government Of Ohio
municipalities was unceremoniousV
buried for the remained Of the extra
session yesterday morning. The
amendment which Representative
Meisel could not offer Monday, De-
cause of a ruling by the speaker, was
Yesterday morning introduced by Mr.
Price. Of Athens. He did not give up
the floor until he had been recognized
and then made a long and vigorous
speech in support OF the amendment.
Meisel. one CT Tom /. Johnson's fol-
lowers. was ready to take up the ar
gument where Price left on, but un-
der cover Of an effort to reply to
Price, Thomas, or Huron, got the moor
and moved the previous question.
Amid a storm oil protests the debate
was shut OF and the amendment de-
feated by a strict party vote OF "a u
&c, Price, Of Athens, and Jones, OK
Lucas. voting with the Democrats.
Willis, Of Hardin, made bitter at
tack upon German newspapers ana
made a vigorous effort to amend the
code so as to deprive them OF the right
to enter into contract with munich
pal councils for printing ordinances.
resolutions and public notices. THIS
was defeated and Willis undertook to
abolish all kinds OF municipal adver-
tising in the newspapers.
The house made considerable prog
ress with the municipal code yester-
day afternoon. All the sections re.
lating to organization Of cities were
considered, and also those providing
for police courts. Many changes
were made in the code, but few OF
them were of great Importance. ami
the organization remains practically
as reported by the special commit
tee.
An amendment by Mr.. Dunlap was
adopted, making the maximum sal
arv of councilman 5000. All city
officers and employees arc to be paid
semi-monthlv.
An amendment offered providing
that a city treasurer be elected In all
cities. except tnat in county seats
no treasurer Is to be elected, but the
county treasurer is to perform the du-
ties Of city treasurer, at a compen-
sation not exceeding $500 per year.
Every lawyer in the house denounced
the provision as unconstitutional, but
the lay members carried the amend-
ment by a vote OF 60 to 26.
The advocates Of the federal plan
made one more attempt to secure the
adoption Of their system OF govern
ment. Mr.. Dunlap, Of Cuyahoga,
moved that the director Of public
safety be appointed by the mayor.
Only IA members Of the house favored
she proposition, while so were on rec
ord as against it.
The committee on corporations re-
ported for passage a bill by Mr..
Fraser, of Lucas, permitting savings
banks having a capital stock Of $780,
900 to do a trust business. The meas
ure was laid over for future consider.
alton.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
koontz's Nomination Rejected.

Harrisburg, Oct. 3.-The nomina-
tieH poi?"-s Of General william H.
Koontz, OF Somerset, the Union party
candidate for senator in the Thirty.
sixth district. composed OF Bedford.
Fulton and Somerset counties, were
yesterday rejected by Secretary Of the
Commonwealth Griest, bcause they
did not contain the requisite number
Of signatures.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
For Road to Sharon. Pa.

Cleveland, Oct. "a syndicate
known as the Onio and Pennsylvania
Traction company, and capitalized at
100000, has been formed and In
corporated to construct and control
an electric road from this city TO
Sharon, Pa. Ultimately the line will
be extended to Pittsburg.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
Ex.PoIice Chief Sentenced.

minneapolis, Oct. 3.-Judge Brooks
yesterday sentenced former Superin'
tendent of Police Fred W. Ames to
six years and a half in the peniteu-
tiary for accepting a bribe. A stay
Of so days, in which to move for new
trial, was granted.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
Union Party Hearing Concluded.

Harrisburg. Oct. 3.-The hearing
in the Unicn party convention contest
was concluded yesterday afternoon.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03
Man Wanted.

At McCos's = BJ0k and Art Store
TO frame pictures. Steady job for
a good man 23tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03

Lines of Goods
throughout the store now complete.
Each department is filled with every.
thing that is new and desirable for
this season. We invite special atten-
ton to our Cloak and Suit depart
ment on the 2nd floor; Carpet and
Curtain department on 3rd floor.
Both of these have much strengthen.
ed in every particulal.
A Few Special items in Our
Dress Goods Department at special
low prices that will not be duplicated.
10 peices, Brillianteen Sicilian
weave 50 inches wide in Grey, Navy
Blue, and Black. at S5c that is worth
$l.25.
Is peices, 16 or Melton, So inches
wide in Black. Navy Blue, Cadet Blue
Grey Brown and Tan at $l.l5, is
worth ST. per yard. French Tricot
Flannel all wool in all colors at 223c
per yard. sc inch Black Taffeta
Silk "warranted to wear" at 81. Is.
In fact evey new novelty in dress
fabric. both in fancy mixtures and
plain colors, as we'll as black can be
found in our Dress Goods department.
We show large variety or beauti-
full fancy and plain Silks in all the
new weaves and colors, and Velvets in
every grade and finish that can be
termed new and up.to' date.
Give us a call and our stock and
store will speak for ITSELF
Edwin il n. Fischer |
Successor to Fischer Bros.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-03

On account OF Holiday our store will close Wed
nesday evening o'clock, and reopen Friday
morning.
EDWIN N. FISCHER.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-20
PLEAFOR BANKRUPTCY
MADE FOR COAL CONCERN

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1s.-Marcus
Hamilton, Of Johnson City, Tenn, has
fled a petition in the federal court here
seeking to have the Virginia Iron. Coal
& Coke company declared bankrupt.
The company has been in the hands of
receiver for several months.
The petition alleges that the company
owns various iron furnace, coal and iron
ore lands, etc, and that 1t is about to
lease an iron furnace at Johnson City for
a term of years. It further alleges that
the company has bonds outstanding in the
Dsum of 50, 975, 900 at 5 per cent, held by the
Manhattan Trust company of New York,
and secured by first mortgage; and that
II owes notes aggregating about $4,000.
and has defaulted in payment of interest
on the Manhattan Trust company's bonds.
The petitioner seeks to have the affairs
of the company adjudicated in federal
courts His claim is for 5000 and interest
from April l. 1901.
The Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Compa-
ny Is a gigantic corporation organized IN
1895 to control coal and IRON lands IN
Southwest Virginia and upper East Ten
nessee, and to operate numerous iron FUR
races and steel plant. It bought up
many industrial enterprises. and for a
time expended considerable money ad-
vancing the Industrial interests OF the
section in which 1t operated.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-20
MYSTERY IN PLIGHT
OF CHARLES MADISON

3 CHATTANOOGA. Jan, 1S.-Charles Mad
ison is at the point Of death at Erlanger
hospital as the result of falling off of a
train on the Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis railway atsCravens Station.
The man was picked up Thursday In an
unconscious state and has been in the
same condition ever since
The young man is said to have come
here from St. Louis. and he was seen be-
fore getting off the train with quite a
sum of money He told some one that
he was going to Hot Springs, and that he
had plenty Of money to take him there.
He left on the Later train and was missed
by the conductor some distance beyond
Cravens, where he was found. He was
found on the ground apparently lifeless.
and was taken on the first train to this
city and placed in Erlanger hospital.
BY means of papers found on his per-
son he was ldentiaef as Charles Madison.
but besides the papers there was nothing
else found upon his person. That foul play
occurred is indicated by the fact that he
had only one nickel IN his pocket when
picked up. Whether he was robbed on the
train and thrown OF or whether he fell
from the train and was then robbed Is. of
course. not known bur Il Is evident that
one of the two things occurred. -s-+ --.s-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-20
STORY BY FLEMING
MAKES A BIG HIT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Congressman
Fleming has been requested by the Ameri-
can Free Trade League of Boston to al
low the secretary the privilege Of purchas-
Ing his article written for The Journal on
June 18th entitled "Our Material Prosperi-
~. the South Not to Be Republicanized
Until the Republican Party Changes It's
Economic Doctrines"
The league wants the paper of the Geor-
gian to publish IL in over 200 leading
American dailies, because the secretary
writes OF its force and peculiar impor-
lance at this time.
Mr.. Fleming claims that President Nc
Kinley's last speech delivered at Buffalo
just before his death involved a complete
indorsement Of the principles embodied in
his article
II do not claim to be a free trader in
the full sense Of the word" Mr. Fleming
says, but l do favor low tariff as l be-
heve the material prosperity of the south
depends on it. The Republican policy of
high tariff will never allow the growth of
that party down our way"