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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Der fo5iulz bemotrattz
f9e 3ebafteur Spientp in 9aQe, Elm
S9nuger 2iebfne9t's, ftiir5te 1t4 i'm
6ieberipabn aus Dem 5eniter uno err
litt einen S3Goel6ru9, an Dem er
balb ftarb. Spientp mar am Snp3us
crfrdnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

81 a d Dem a m Ii If e n
Gei9stags : 5anbbu9 tpuroen i'm
Sabre 1900 aGein in 8abern aus Der
bortiqen 8ierfteuer SO Miqionen
M&arf eingenpmmen. Nuf ben SOpf
Der 9ep0lferung 6erednete fi4 Die
8ierabgabe in 9apern auf 5,87, in
Wiirttemberg auf 3.91, III 8aoen auf
4.33, in @liaB<2otbringen auf 2,07,
bugesen i'm norbbeuti9en 8rauIteuerz
@ebiet auf nur O.91 Marf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Rad Nnndp0lis, Ut. WODaI Statlon, HOOD SOU
Born, Gamoeus5 Station, 800 800 gorm''
!2.l5, AIS, $40 Ta5u.
Qbfabrt BON COMMUNICATION uu& 5rcbsrid.
!7.35, !9.H @orm., ?9.l5 Burn, !l.25, !43O uHS
"5.35 Ia6m.
Ra@ Bin6eter, 1920 Bora, $40, A.3OTaam.
Ra& 6agerstotDn, 300 Born, AIS, !4Ss
Ra6mittaqs.
go5 GIicOttsGitp uno Mt. girp. QOtat, TBS,
f9.i5 8orm., lbs, 43O, IS IS ga&m, 900.
sll.3O aGcuog.
Na6 Gurtis' gao, 1923 ROrssns.
To6 Qurop, Mt. IoDaIsStatiou, 2.56 Ra4m.
COMMUNICATION 1910 Ru5m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

3pei 9erIobte aus Der
l1meegeno BON Srantfurt am Mldin
beftelten fiir5li9 in bolber gintrd3t
ibr 4ufsebot. Der 3ettel lpurbe audi
ans &atbbaus gebGngt, aGetn = 0
@9red = er itano auf benz &opfe.
Der 9emeinbebtener bate i6n oerfe>
hentli6 unterit 5uoberit ~ange6eftet.
Ssm 9ublifp erbob fi9 barob allgez
meines @aubium, a1ein BEL Der boil
ben 9raut entItanb bic feite ueber@
Seueung, buB elm iol4es 8ortommniB
uunoliid bebeute." SroBoem Der
@6aoen aGsbulb reparirt tpuroe, mar
fie ni6t gu betpe9en, benz Iufgebot
Die 6od5eit folgen 81 la1en, tie loite
Dielmebr bic 8erlpbung auf. Der
8rdutigam fou beabfi6tisen, ben
@tanbesbeamten fir alien S9aoen
baftbar unb regreBpFli4tig gu ma>
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Sic Jinau3en Der neutlden Sunbes>
ifauteu.

9ds '&aiierli6e StdtiItii6e Nmt
ber0ffentli9t in Dem fIr5li9 er16ienez
men 8ierteljabre5=9eft CUR Statiltif
bes 9eutf4en Hei8es cine 6inan5z
Statiitit Der 0euti9en 8unOesitaaten.
0dna9 betragen bic geIammten
StaatszQusgaben fir Die 8unbesItuaz
ten na9 BEN 8oranf4ldgen 4316 Mttlz
lipnen Murt, fir 8ei9 unO 8unoesz
itdaten 6786 Mtlionen Marf. Die
StaatsgGinna6men belaufen ii9 auf
1892 MiQtonen Marf, fir Rei6 unO
8unbesitadten auf 6762 MtiQtpnen.
Sn erIter 3ei6e ite6en in Iusguben
unb Ginnd6men 9omGnen, 5orIten,
8ergtperfe, @i1enbdbnen, Poiten, Sc
legrup6en unb anoere Stdats6etrie6e,
BON benen aIein Die StuatszGi EN-
ba6nen einen l1eberI9QB bon 597
MiQionen Warf ubperfen. Die Steuz
ern, Der 5tpeitb06ite She'll Der Gin
na6mer, ergeben STA MiQionen Murt:
Alb MiQipnsn birefter- Steuern, 81
Miqipnen Quftpanofteuern un0 80
Miqionen 8erfebrsiteuern. Die
Staatsf9ulben betragen fir Die 8unz
bes Itaatsn insgefummt 10,987 Wdlz
lionen Mart, fir &ei9 unb 8unOes=
ituaten 1888 Miqipnen. DIS fun
birte S9ulben itno baOpn an3uieben
1O,8O3 MiGtonen, fir 3ei4 unO 8unz
besfauten 1919 Mi1ionen Mart.
Sir 8er3iniung, 8erlpdltung unb
Silgung Der Staatsz unD Ret4Sf4ulz
ben entfauen auf ben &ppf Der 8eDol>
ferun9 8, refp. 9.57 Marf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
2Go6 6reeR>Oampfer.Go.

Der Sampfsr sGam6riogeA orldbt ben Bier 4,
2igbtftraben : g8srfte, tdg!i6, ousqcnOmmsH Cams
tags uHO SOnnta1s, I'm 4.l0 9a1mIttags. Cams
tags nm 3 Ibr 0a3nittag2.
Gabrpre,s soc. 4gsnOmublsit 5Oc.
t3unI6, 1&59
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Nannie Dir.

sc fturb am II. Suli 1902, 6 ubr abcnNs,
Tannie ar (qc6. SAID, Satin Des periforbencn
Gbritian @r, i'm Nlter bon 50 Sabren. Sie 9e:
~sroigung finbtt beuts, SamitaQ, 9ia6ntittoos
&peuue, aus TAFT. geiiebuHe prioatim. Bite,
feline 9lumen. GOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
eunbun.Q arf.G
Gefnnntmad )nmGen.

NcparIencnt fiIr Q fentiid,c Sduten,
Suhz5 epartement: 6afensSeb0rre.
9nltimort, WO.
GorDtrunss =gnQc6ote fir gGpIraturcu an Den
Idoern pes Gisbootes annapolis" uarOsn bis II
Ilbr 9ormittagg am %. ) II ! 1902 eutgeqsn Qcs
nommcn. 6orosrunq5 zAnQebote muFen- al Den
pSOro Of 9itparOs1 abrtiirt NM an Dsu StaotzJe=
g~iitrator, J%tltbbdu5, 9siauDt perOer, NIT e.nem
bsiliteeuOEu Shed in @Dbe BON 800, ja6lbar on Otu
MaDor unO sta0tratb BON Baltimore, 0a8 Jtebt
bIsibt pOrbtbulten, irssnO neI6e OOsr ane 4noebote
5u DerrpserisH. @egen Spe3ifitatiOnsn iuenOe man
ii9 an Oa5 &iirtau Der @afen=9eb6rDe.
u. s. Sutton, 9Gieu-SHgeHieur.
gstdtiet:
6cnrD SSiniamS, ex %officio,
@rdFotutH Der Gontratt=9e66roe.
(aulil2, IA, -, 16, Il, l8, 1921 ,22,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Sin Ganabier berfiinbet
Der Welt, baB er cine Maf6ine erfun>
ben, pel9e i'm 2egen BON 3iegeln Die
Nr6eit BON feds Bis fieben geiibten
Marrern (9rtflubers) berri4tet, Sic
legt Bis gu 600 8aditeinen in Der
@tunbe. Wir f9einen auf Dem 6eften
Wege gu ietn, menf6lt4e ar6eit auf
elm Minimum gu rebu3iren. Die Muz
19ine tritt an SteQe Der menf9li9en
Mrbeitstruft uno ma9t tie me6r unb
me6r entbe6rli4. 8as miro i4lisBz
li9 aus benz Seer Der bef4dftigun9s@
lpien Nrbeiter?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

5rau 9oofepeGt bat $500
fir einen Maga5in : Qrtifef refiiiirt.
5eblte aud mod, baB tie i6ren Mann
,ausf6riftiteGerte!" (0eItl. 9oit.)
@el6es l9onorar Der 8erleger bes
Maga3ins tpobl Srau &oofeDelt an
qe6oten bGtte, tpern ite nt9t Die Sat
tin Des p~rGIibentsn, ni4t 2anoesmuts
ter nGre?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Die S9Ga4t auf Der
6eiDe BON 5%unnenberg tit i'm Dom gu
@neIen 492 Sabre nad Dem 8egebniB
bur9 einen OanfgottesOienit gefeiert
tporben. @ofiir ba no6l 9eoantt NOR
Dem iein mag? Sir Die @egnungen
Der &ultur unb Der GtDiliidtion,
fpel9e Die 0eutI6en ben Slapen gez
bra6t, nabri9einli4 ni6t. S4n0oer
pplniI6er nnOunt piro's gemeien
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

Die bent9en 9
nleloen aus Der erfen Sulipo9e iiber
fur4tbars unpetter. gum Sbeil nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
MARTIN Seioel.

MARTIN Seioel.
IS farb am Is. 5uli 1902 mad turjer Rrant6eit
Martin osioel, %geliebter @atte BON Gliiobetb @ci=
bel i'm GIttr pom 80 Sabreu rnD 3 MOnotsn. Die
9eeroi0unQ fiuOet moreen Sonntae, Na3=
mittaQg J nd9 2 llbr, pom Srausrbauic, Rr. 53l,
SmaQ poOo= E traBe, aus na6 Dem r9oubonz9Grt=
Grisbbofe" itatt.
gu friib ibluq Dir bic bitt're Stnnbt,
Sic Sid aus unirsr Mitts nabm;
Sr6 tr0ittnD t0nt aus uui'rem Wunos:
r98ag 6ott tbut, bus lift ipObloetban!"
9ie trausrnoe 99ittme
GGiia6ttb SetbtI
cool nebff ii n &inbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

f9peren s6oselIGlGsen. Der 8lib
I6luq an Dielen Stelen Elm unb cine
QnSd6l Meni9en puroe erf4ldgen.
90 Bel 8rpfen, 9alberifabt L.. a.Sr>
ten. Sm nDrbli6en unb Difli3en
Sbeile bes ebemaligen 8urbehens, ~
mentli6 in Der @egenb NON 6ulba,
aDbn, @erragebiet -bat Der 5dgel grDz
ben @9aben angeri9tet. 8ei 5uloa
fielen S9loKen in Der 8rOBe BON
@aGniifen nit FOLDER 8u4t unb
Oi9tigfeit, .buB cine an5abl 8emar@
fungen D~oGitdnbig perni9tet iinb. &u4
in Oberz unb W1ittel g Steiermarf
baden Wolfsnbrii9e unb 9ugel enorz
men S9dben angeri9tet. 4ebnlt4e
6ipbsberi9te fpmr1en aus Sa4iea
unb S6irin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

2LIte Settlansen GOrrtIponosnt.n),
Zoe. pro SuHRsrt, gu babtn in Der OTFce Ses -Deuts
ltta GereBSueeuteH," GGltiHsys . GtS uRR Bop
6tiep GpsHAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
AA Merchants'& Miners
TRANSFORMATION Comp.

H&l@N Tanpfer : 4inigH.
Rad Spffpn une Dem Often:
iehcn Dlontdg, SieHitGq, 9oHHerItl9 uRo Samftaa,
AbeHos 6 ubr.
Rad 4rppicence uub Dem Often:
tebeH Wiittrpoh, freltag uuo SoHntag, AbeHoS 8 ubL
Sad 2aoanuab uuo Gem Siibcn:
itocu 9leHtGs. 6OHrtritdg, Sdmitas, AberbS G lhr.
Rad RempprtsHems uhc Y~forfOlt:
tdalit I'M u lIbr AbeHos.
lnIbertrefhihe gtqusmIlhtsI!en uuo SetoItiauHa.
ScrgidItige 8srlabung gHb ibHele SsioroeruHg
Dor 6radt. 6. X. @inIngbum. QgeHt,
FuB oe5 IaHseB Dods;
~. y. Eurner, 8.=Bsa.;
q. q %pufius, o.. Z. u;
u. 9.Stebbfns, @.sN.;
6. 6. Bbitnep, 2 g q uH6 Lsgf.
6oupt6lrsaGr pr. ala, 81 0rcmiauI gtraBe.
II3tR-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Marie 8ruaer.

Gg itarb am IS. Suli 1902 in Der 8Obnuno
hires Sobneg 2ouig 8. Rruoer, gr. 1902, 98cts
9altintoresS traBe, Murie Gruger, gelicbte Satin
BON 6eroinuuo &ruoer, i'm alter BON 60 Sabren.
Ole 8eerOigune finoet morgen, Sonntag, 4
ubr Na6mittaqs, BON Der obsn 9enannten g9ob=
uunq aus itatt, ipo3u bic 8erfpanoten II. Greunos
Der 6amiljs u9tuuesooa s~ingeluocn iinO. (200-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
Baltimore Sampf=R adct=S So.
Mite unp SuUerLdfG9c
9 ats9tnie.

GIesoute Damvfsr taatit, aussenommen GOuus
tags ooH ben Eeuen BleIs yr. 10, IL, II uno l3.
9labtz StrGRs, I'm $50 uhr Nbenos nab Glo Duint
Comfort, TnrfDIf, PORTSMOUTH uuc allen
@unftcn Ses SnceuS. 8srblnbuH9 III IOrtsmoUtH
nit Der ~ SsabOaro 2ir SiHie" 9eihIofener 3ug, Bortss
ni2nt1 mao &t!aHta. Sn9e SsrolHoHHg ~ 9se,ooH
buna init Der rYOrioIf uHo Carolina -yiorfoIt uHo
SoutherH, atlantic uHb 9arpiut" uno -glorfoIt aao
2DeiterH &iieE5abn," uHo NIT Der aSlo Dominion
Cine" HGh YeuberHe uHo Waiblrqton, yi.z@.
NabISsittH nab benz Mropdlidtn PlGH:. SururioIe
S~aiitens.S Simmer. &letIriihe Sclsuttuas. 9Qmpfs
heiiuH9. aoisu fret. UtdH belsye aaiitens Simmer I'm
Boraus mi Billet Bureau Der gaisQiRie, SuDipeIs
Baltimore uno gaIoerts StraBe. GeIepboH 1875.
Spbn u. Sbertpppe, gBtntam Rauodn,
YIcez4raiioeHt Gen. III. mo Bail. 4gent.
uRb General giaaGa:L g. 8rpwn. %. BILLET Qsent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

9ie sort @apne ~6rete
8reFe" I6reibt: Der reue9remier BON
5ranfrei9 bat angeoronet, baB ollie
Reqierungsbeamte 0Republifuner iein
miiHen, Das 6eiBt, feline Anbdnger bes
Monar6ismus. Sn unierer &epublit
1T Oas nun tpieber gang anoers, bd
fam nur Der Elm Qemt9en BON Der
@egierung erbulten, pel4er nimpertaz
IifiI6" qeiinnt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

9rofeffpr Better bon be +
8erner uniperfitGt, Der it9 our9 feline
beutf9freunbIi9e 3ebe in Niirnberg
biele @ntiputbie : &unOgebungen 5uz
ge5pgen bate, bat ietn 2ebramt ME-
bergelegt. Die Stubenteniduft Der
uniperiitdt Bern bate gegen Die lie
bergriffe Der polt8et Bel AnlaB Der
8abenmuiit fir prof. Better prOtez
ftirt unb ii9 bus Re9t Der freien
aunbgs6ung setpubrt. Sn elmer 9roz
teitperiammlung miB6iqigte Die Stuz
benteni9aft bic @orte, tpel9e Prof.
Better in 9iirnberg geipro4en, naz
mentli9 in Inbetra9t Der in 0eutf4z
Lamb ,berrI9enben pansermuniitif3en
Str0mung. Die 8erner Stubenten
I9einen bur9 fluDiI4e glemente aufz
gerei5t tporben gu iein oOer lie iinb poz
litif9 re6t unreif. Die un%peritdnbige
Oemunftrutipn gessn 9rOf. Better bat
our Splee eebabt, bab audi 8ittor
Wibmann feline Stequng uls &ebatz
teur Der litsrarii9en 8eilage bes Serz
ner ugunb~ nieberselegt bat. Wtoz
mann lit BON 9eburt Oeutf3 : Seftz
ret9er unb b~efleioete 1einen ppiten
am D8unb" felt Subren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19
nRunnI Slne.n0inie

nab @bilaoetpbia uno VeDs9Ort-
Geflia. Obj. b. Camden. @0I .; pI,"'
59loipaggon ...... 3.5l Sorm' POI
Srap. Sim. & 0tasr = 755 BORN. 800 D.
SS+".IIs. - q o ~ @Orm. 9.57 g..
o. qia,r uOy0 gorm. q !l04 o.
$50 So III Rabm. u 1.22 g..
o., G;,it,6 ousibltblib pullman : 3us,
8ufftt emotsr, parIor GB|6509'loh, sp(tSS nno
GafesggGQqons -. . 90 %1W"' ooo ~
9urlor, GiHer 49,. oUV %oU9' 10 .
Enob,s nab g6iluo. : 900 Abo5, 900 Y. ~
49, s.."c1rg *l2.3 Born. Fl244 o.
nIt,GS6lafpaQQou mad gsiusQori fertig gum
s+br5nb in Ult. 80palsStatioH um 1000 abnos.
" Snab QtlauttcsGite CT g8o4tntagen; 9, nab
gtlauttsGitp tagIl3.
@Gs 8ags 5alten in 8iIminoton. 6, bait In
Q6f. b. Gamoeu. @bf. .. Tt. 81.
a6il, Wffom. go. *8.Gj Born. $40 &orm.
Vb,la. Grpreb ..... $3.50 0a6m. 1876 Ra6m.
qbila. GrpreB e.. Ass ga6m. 800 Rabm.
QlhsrO,su attum. . . !5.25 Rd6m. $3.50 Qu6m.
Qbila. Qttom. .... 1850 Abos. ?6.I5 gbos.
giae.sgureaug 9oromet=Gds 6at0erts unp gala
timortsStr., Rr. POI, Sio=groabnaD, Int. 9opal,
Citation oDtr @cmbeH=St aiiUu.
3. 9. RurtiH. 0or. 9aH. SruFft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

4uf Der gonbention Der
&epublifaner @isconfin's bat @enaz
tpr @pooner f9le4t abgeI3nttten.
@~ouberneur Ga 5olette tit pieber mo-
minirt pprben unb Senator Spooz
ner's 5reun0e fdnOen fi9 in elmer
bebentli4 fleinen Minoritdt. Soute
Senator @pooner ni9t tpieoergepd6lt
fperoen, piirben bic Republifaner nit
i6m zines Der tii4tigiten unb reoege>
ipanbteften unb f4lagferttgiten Ct
nutsmitglieber Derlieren. Ser repuz
blitanii4e 5uttiunstampf in 8iscOn%
fin pirb beiB. Ser ausgeIpro9ene
0unI9 bes prdiiOenten &ooiepelt,
baB @pooner i'm Senat bleiben mOge,
6at niht perfdngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-19

0uB &1nig @tftor 6 m a.
n1el 5uerIt ben Petersburger 9of be-
fu9t unb bann erft na4 Berlin
fommt, 1T, 1pie aus 8Om gemelbet
pirb, barauf 5uriid5ufii6ren, baB bag
urIpriingli9e 8eiieprogramm obgez
Gnbert perben muBte, neil @nbe Iuz
quit bas ruFii9e &diierpaar Elm freuz
ot9es GreigniB ernartet unb &at1er
@il6elm fir ben Monut Suli bereits
feline 8eftimmungen ~getroffen bate.
9iftor emanuel fpirO nun @noe Qu@
quit nu9 Berlin fommen. 0ds Sra@
feln in Der amerifanif9en Prefe ii6er
Die GuBtanofabrt bes italienii6en&Oz
nigs pirD bamit 6infdqig.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER
PROGRESSIVE THUNDERSTORM
PARTY IN THE FORENOON.
The Humidity Was Great, While the
Thermometer Proved a Cow
ard-RainfaII.

A progressive thunderstorm party was
held in Indianapolis and vicinity yesterday
which greatly disturbed the peace and
quietude of the city. About 2 o'clock yes
terday morning there were distant rum
blings of thunder and they gradually be-
came more pronounced. Shortly before Z
o'clock in the morning persons who were
enjoying sound sleep made possible by the
cool breezes were awakened by the loud
peals of thunder, followed by a heavy
downpour of rain. During the middle of
the forenoon it cleared for a short time,
but the elements began the fun again
shortly after noon. At frequent intervals
during the afternoon there were thunder
storms. a forty-mile wind blew for a few
minutes Just before o'clock and slight
trouble was caused to telegraph and tele-
phone wires. During the day Sc of an inch
of rain fell in the city. The heaviest rain
was north of the city.
The mercury had quite a jolly time and
was restless all day. 1t registered SIS de-
grees at noon and dropped TO 50 at 1 o'clock
and at Z o'clock last evening was back 10
70. At 2 o'clock. when persons seemed so
heavily oppressed, the humidity registered
92 while the thermometer was at 20.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
ANIMALS ARE HERE.


By some sort of mysterious telepathy
crowd of juveniles appeared at $50 South
New Jersey street yesterday morning just
as the train carrying Hagenbecks troupe
of trained animals pulled into the cuivert,
or pit" from which the cages and para
phernalia were Unloaded into big moving
vans to be taken to Fairview Park. The
management of the park did not know the
exact time the animals would arrive, but
their knowledge of such things by tele-
graph or consulting time tables, according
~ they were on hand at the right time.
The animals proved TO be seven big polar
bears and splendid Great Dane dog. The
bears were dirty from travelling several
scious OF the fact. II was amusing to OBJ
serve their clumsy efforts to remove some
OF the stains from their once pure white
coats. As soon water connection could
be had the trainer of the animals deluged
them plentifully with the cooling LIQUID, for
which the beasts expressed their gratitude
by frisking and gambling about in their
den like lot of lambs. Manager Williams
of the Hagenbeck Company, who came
with the aggregation to indianapolis, said
that the bears were all captured in the
far north. none having been born in cap
tivity. He stated that Indiana polls is to
have the first exhibition of these animals
The troupe is claimed to be the largest in
captivity under one ownership and the
largest number of polar bears ever made
amenable to training. They perform a be-
wildering variety of feats. one of the most
picturesque of which is a wrestling match
with Johann Dudeck. their trainer. Dudeck
takes first one bear. then two. and final
" wrestles a trio. There will be three per-
formances daily at Fairvtew. beginning to-
morrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
MRS. ANNA DOYLE SHOT
BULLET STRUCK HER IN ABDOMEN
AND SHE IS AT HOSPITAL.
Wiley Lester, Who Had the Revolver
Claims the Shooting Was Purely
Accidental.

In scufffe in stable at 1870 Mill street
last evening Wiley Lester shot Mrs Anna
Doyle in the abdomen. Both are colored.
Lester and William Price, who are wagon
ers, keep their horses in the stable, which
is the property of Mrs. Doyle's mother.
They were putting up their horses when
Mrs Doyle entered. She took a pitchfork
and playfully poked at Lester with it. He
drew revolver and. he says, accidentally
discharged il while taking il from his
pocket. The bullet entered the womans
abdomen.
Price told Bicyclemen Morgan and Simon
that Lester was pointing the revolver al
the woman when it was discharged and
that he had warned Lester to be careful
The woman was taken 10 the City Hospital
Lester was taken to the police station and
charged with shooting with intent TO kill
Mrs. Doyle's home is at 1415 Northwestern
avenue and her husbands name is Benja-
min Doyle. Lester lives at 1927 Mill street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
MAN AND WOMAN CAUGHT.


Two negroes, a man and a woman, be-
leved by the police TO be the long and
short negroes that have been described
as the perpetrators of numerous holdups
lately, were arrested yesterday morning
by Captain Gerber and Detectives Colbert
and Hauser. The arrest was made after
all-night search.
James Andrews and Jessie Miller were
the two arrested, and they are said TO have
robbed a number of people curing the past
few months. The police think they have
conclusive evidence that the two in dur
ance are the much-wanted long and short
fOOtpads.
Captain Gerber heard from one or two
friendly negroes where the two could be
found, and after tracing them from place
TO place last night, they were located yes
terday morning al 315 Middle street.
The woman is said to have pinioned the
arms of victims while the man went
through their pockets. holding a revolver
in one hand
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Excursions Sunday, July Goth.
Cincinnati, $1.25 Round Trip.

Special train, making no stops for pas
sengers IN either direction, leaves Indian
apolis Union Station at a. m. Returning,
leaves Cincinnati at p. m.
LAFAYETTE 81, LEBANON 60c, ROUND
TRIP
Corresponding rates to intermediate
points. Special train leaves Indianapolis
Union Station at 100 a. m. Returning,
leaves Lafayette at 7:30 p.
TERRE HAUTE 81, GREENCASTLE 75c,
ROUND TRIP.
Corresponding rates to intermediate
points. Special train leaves Indianapolis
Union Station at Z a. m. Returning, leaves
Terre Haute at p
ACTON PARK, 40c ROUND TRIP.
Special trains leave Indianapolis Union
Station at a. m, 100 p. and p. m
Returning, leave Acton Park at 12:15 noon
p. m. and 10 p. m.
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ANOTHER INTERURBAN.
Union City, Winchester and Muncie
Traction Company Incorporated.

The newest traction company TO be or
ganized is the Union City. Winchester &,
Mancie Traction Company that filed arti-
cles OF incorporation yesterday. Ii will
build from Union City 10 Muncie through
Winchester. The capital stock OF the COM
pany Is $1,000 and the officers are: Presi-
dent. Joseph F. Loves; vice president. c.
~. Anderson; treasurer. w B. Gebhard I:
secretary. John E. Feight: general mana
ger, Ralph +. De Weese. The directors are
made up OF the officers and Theodore
Shockney. or Union City.
The Auburn Masonic Temple Association
Incorporated. The capital stock is $4,000.
and the trustees are j. c. Henry. r s
Davenport, T H. Sprott, d. a. Garwood
and A c. Robbins
The Mount Summit Rural Telephone
Company, which has been doing business
as an untncorpOrated company. fled artf-
cles yesterday and increased its capital
stock from s2160 70 $1,000 The incorpora-
tors are r r. Ieath. Frank Shivick Perry
Jenries. NJ Williams. Tom Rogers and
others.
clifford Lodge. No. 10 l. o. o. F.. OF
CLIFFORD. incorporated. W T. Hawkins.
James Britt and Chess Caster are the trus-
tees.
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COLORED ROBBERS BOLD.
They Secure S. from N Young Woman
on North Illinois Street.

Colored footpads did little business last
night about o'clock on North Illinois
street. AS Paul Magenheimer, his sister
Margaret Msgenheimer, and a friend, Miss
Barbour. were walking on Illinois street
near Michigan three colored men stepped
out of dark alley and surrounded them.
One of the highwaymen snatched pocket
book held by Margaret Magenheimer and
made off with it. The purse contained about
IS. The bicycle patrolmen were called and
searched the neighborhood. but found no
colored men answering the description of
the robbers. The Magenheimers live at As
West North street
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MORTGAGE FOR 100000.
IL Is Transferred from Marion Trust
Company to Another.

Edward F. Claypool and Mary c. Clay
pool who own the property at the corner
of Illinois and Washington streets on
which the new Claypool Hotel is being
erected. and the Indiana Hotel Company.
which will control the hotel. filed mort
gage yesterday in the Marion county re-
corders Office 10 the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company 10 guarantee the
payment OF a loan of 10000 maturing
Nov. l. 1917 and drawing per cent inter-
est At the same time the Marion Trust
Company filed a waiver of it's mortgage
for $4,000 on the property which was eX-
ecuted Oct. %, 1901. The mortgage and
loan were transferred to the Massachu-
sets Mutual Life Insurance Company TO
secure a longer time for payment. a large
part OF the money will be used in COM
plotting the hotel. now In course of con-
struction, and in furnishing ii.
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Il. OF p. EXCURSION RATES.
S50-CalifOrnia and Return from
Chicauo-SSO

Correspondingly low rates from other
points. Special train will be run through
via Monon and Chicago & Northwestern
stopping at points of interest. including
Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs
Salt Lake City, etc. Diverse routes return
ing. For itineraries and full information
apply TO r. p. ALGEO, D. p. A, Monor
Route, Indianapolis, Ind.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Dedication of st. JOseph's Catholic
Church at Lebanon.

Special trains will run from both In
dianapolis and Lafayette. The Boys Bri-
gade Band will go from Indianapolis, also
the Hibernian Society, the Knights of
Columbus, the knights of Father Mathew,
the Y. NJ. L. and other Catholic societies.
Bishop Alerding Of Fort Wayne will
offlciate.
EXCURSION TRAIN LEAVES INDIAN
APOLIS AT 1870 A. NJ RATE, toe FOR
THE ROUND TRIP.