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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
ardeiter=S =Sas.

Sas Gomite, pel9es bic @orberei-
tun9en fir Die 6eier bes 2lrbeiter=
Saees su treffsn bat, bieft am @onn=
tag cine Sibung ab. gs tuurbe bee
idlOhen Der parabe cine tpeitere Sioi-
iion beiSufii9en. SieIelbe ipirb aus
Den llniOnen Der Maidiniffen. Wtsda'
nitsr, griidsnarbsiter uno 2eKeimader
bsiteben. Greo. penbte miro Der
Wtarl4aa bieier SipiIion iein. Die
6eisr miro auf ben Gairsriinoen
bereits bei'm SOnnenuntersana ibr
@nos finoen. am 4bsno iinoet teir
3an3trdn56en ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
Toli;eiseri9t.

Oer 9eu1lge OerlUIsCaiell0er Ules
etpa bunbert 5dlle auf. Sieielben
bs3oasn fi9 gum srOBten 5beil auf
Yerionen, tpel9e entpeoer an unitill=
barem Surfe eelitten uub INNER nod
Gins setrunsen batten uno auf liioer=
li9e Srausnaimmer, tpelde Stanoal
gema6t batten.
Inter ben benz 2abi poreefiibrten
geriOnen befanb ii6 aua bic iugeno=
li9e Gillian 8ieB, tpel9e bel Serrn
Gobert Seller als bienitbare Maib
tbdtis sepeien mar unb bei6ulbist 1T,
in Dem 0auie besielben einen Sieb=
itabl besan9en gu baben.
sic bat eingeifanoen, oenielben idon
ieit @O8en seplant su baben, aber lie
bate big Samitas feine @sleesnbeit
sebabt, ibren Plan aus3ufiibren. Sm
8ansen bate lie $40 unb mebrere
S6mufia6en 9eitoblen. sic tpiro
ibren pro3eB am ~nd9fen Sreitas gu
beItehen baber.
Soiepb Wtoran ma9te ii6 geffern
4benb bas 8erentgen, in Der DAT Sill
Metbobiiten Stride an Der Gountain
unb 2aprence Ctr. in angerau6tem
3uifanoe SRI. Sara5 WtOplano gu
umarmen. Sic mar oamit niAt ein=
oerltanoen uno wioeriebte Ii9. 6,
ipurbe unsemiitbli9, idimbfte unb bic
6olse mar, oaB Der 8ottesoienf unter.
broden tpuroe. gr tpuroe berbaftet
unb hsute um 81 unb Soften beitraft
@alaes @roomes uno ftinf fGenoiien,
tusl9e in einem leeren @assOn nab'
Der Mabbsn'i6en Sabrit poter seipiel
hattsn, muBten je S. uno3oiten sablen
SObn Wtisner bon Der Maple Str
go. 93S uno bier Grsunoe, tpel4e il
Der Nlep binter Dem Sauie go. 924
proIpsct Ctr. Elm Grapipiel arraneir
batten, tamen jeosr nit 81 unb Softer
babon.
Spbn Sefree, @rnit &oB uno pete
Solt, ipsl6e bes ginbru1s In bas 2lei
oersei6dft BON Wm. q. Shneioer
Monument Ylace ansetlegt iinb, iuur
ben an bic 8rob9eidwOrenen iiber
tpieIen.
Gail &OB uno so. Slogan babel
tuesen 3e4prellerei ie $40 uno Softer
ab3uiiben.
@m. Snpoer, tpeldsr ieins Saith
nit einsm 1seher beorOhte bate 80
uno Soften 3u 3ablen.
8sOrse Billiams ssrfeuerte Del
SpaB, einiae 2oaer in bic 2uft &c
idohen gu baben nit $40 unb Soften
Wm. Samsion bon Der gnsliib 4pe
go. 1l0l, tuuroe on Die 8robgeidwo
renen iiberbunoen. @r iteht unter be
!; 9lntlase. einen Raubanfall beriudt 3
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
Gin junses Wdoden bari
fiiffen.

ct. 2ouis, Is. Nusuif. Senrp
Mlberts, elm moblbabsnber juns.r
Mann Nor ben junsen Wdbden in
ieiner Iaabariaaft aIs Wsiberfeino
betannt. sic beidlOKsn, ibn su curi-
riren. Sie Sur iollie bon SRI. Mamie
Witden, elmer biibi9sn glonbins por-
eenommen suerben. Sic ipartete an
elmer Strabenede auf ibn uno als er
an ibr boriibsrsing, iie b0flib sribenb,
falans iie ibre Mrme um ibn uno fiibie
ibn auf bic Wange.
9llberts ertpioerte bieie 3drtliAteit
nidt ettpa' nit einem 2uiie, ionbern
nit einem 6auitf9laa. iOoab Mamie's
@eli9t balo barauf in allen &eaenbo=
senfarben sidnSte. Sic rei&te bierauf
cine 2laae sesen ibn elm uno 3i4ter
Georse 8. Sioener bsrbonnerte ibn CUR
3ablune BON $50, inoem er entfdieb,
bab Elm junees WdbGen 3u jeosr 3eit
bas &sdt bat, einen Wann 3u tiifen.
Das iei bas Worredt BEG ipsibliden
gei9kdts.
Der GorbsbiIIe 3aub.
Greensboro, 2p., 18. Nu9uf.
Sie Detectives periuden ibr Beifes um
0larfeit in Der 8eraubiins Der Mmeri-
ean grprsb go. bel Gorospile 3u fins
ben. Der 1mi&las, in tpelGem fi9
bic seraubten $4,000 befanoen. III
nabe benz plab sefunben, mo Der gr-
preb-asent edlibbuurq tpie er idats,
iiberfallen uno beraubt wuree. Der
Maeat befinbet ii4 CUR 3eit in Inter
fu&unssbaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
No. 3O6.

Sie Namen Der 9euts ioaen Winis
Na9Ooo unb Minnie Oouns, beioe
bonn Sanoe, iein. 2am oa bas iueiBe
Pdrden, bas trob usbsrHuiies an @elo-
manael beidlofen bate, bic 2ebens=
reiie in 3utunft semeiniam por3uneb=
men, gu oem farbisen Yrebiser &sb.
Somnienb, nm iib bon bieiem gu
Wann unb Grau MAIDEN al laiIen.
Der idwarss Seelsnbirte erfunbiete
f9 erf borfbtig. wis piel ibm bic
Nmtsbanblung benn einbrinsen rpiirbe,
um ii6 bann, als er erfubr, baB rs
Gents oas aan5e Seiibtbum oes paa=
reg lei, faltber3is absupenben uno Die
9eiraths=@anbioaten iteben 3u laiIsn.
Oieie iebod lieBsn fid nidt perbliiffen,
fonoern iuaten ben Strabsnprebiser
Der ySolp @boif" Denomination auf
unb bieier ertldrte lid bsreit, aua fir
Is @ertts bic Srauuns porsunebmen.
llno 10 aeidabs.
8alf Gulper.
ulber. s.. s.. gulper uno
6rau sabsn leBte Naat su @bren Der
Gaoetten Der @ulper= acaoemie einen
Ball, an wsldem aud piele promi=
nente Snbianapoliisr Jamilien, pel9e
Sur 3eit am Marintudse See weilsu,
tbeilnabmen.
Geuer auf benz Garne=
pals ab.
Sefferon e.-gluf benz
glts @arnebalsplab untsrnabm man
aefern Ibenb eine probe nit Der elef=
triiden geleu9tuns. ginen @uaen=
bid lang flammten biertauieno 2am=
psn auf, uno i'm nddfsn Momente err
i4oa Der &uf n6euer". Sn Der Bube
oes gisbdnblers gbas. 9lnb an @eit
@befinut Strabe, swii9en pearl 'unb
Mulberrp, tuaren bic Seforatioren in
Sranb serat6sn unb bas Jeuer sriff
raid um iid. Ser nabebei pobnenbe
Or. 9arrp gaten .iudte Die Glammsn
NIT oem 6artsnidlaud gu lOidsn,
allein IN penigea Setunben finsen
aud anbere 8uben Seusf.
Damn ertOnte elm lauter Small, ais
oh eine @rploiion itattaefunhen babe
unb in etwa flint Minuten brannten
etipa orei 8isrtel bon ben pisr3is Gar=
nepalsbuosn lidterlob. Die Mnuobner
auf beioen Seiten Der GbefnutitraBe
balfm Der raid berantommsnoen 6eu-
ermebr, uno In cine balben Stunoe
bate man ben Brano unter @ontrOae,
obne oab elm 9aus beI9doist wOroen
|mdre. Sie @arnebalsfrabe lab alsr-
oinss iebr trauris aus uno elid einem
sroben 9riimmerbaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
Tair Saaf.

Sn benz biibfden Sair 8anf triti
bon beute ab Der riibmli9ft bstannte
gaffiff eugene Gotples auf, befen
2siitunsen iiberull, mo- er big ieBt feline
Runit seiste, pOns publifum nit leb-
batter geuunoeruns aufasnommen
uurben. Oftenoorfs betpdhrtes Or
6elfer liefert, tpie bisher, bic 8eslsit-
uno Concert: :Wuiit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18

~ Die @abrbeit 1T, bab bic afu=
ten neuralaii4en Sdmeraen i'm beibsn
Sommer einen AnfaI BON &rantbeii
bebeuten. I'm biefes su berbinbern,
sebrduGe man iOfort ct. Safobs Del,
elm promptes uno ii9eres 0eilmittel. I.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.
Strife unb 9 o pcott.

IA abe te. SI Der bis gum
friibsn Morsen oauernosn Sibung Der
@entral 2abor Union murbe elm Strife
unb gopcott sesen Die 2afupette
StraBenbabn. .@eTeai9aft erfldrt. Sa
BON ben .fiinfunopierSis 0tOtOrleuten
Der @eieai9aft nur neun sur Union
seboren, 10 bat Der Strife an ii9 nur
wenig 81 bebeaten. Mnbers jeood
perbdlt es ii9 nit benz 8opcott. Die
Beamten Der StraBsnbabn. Geienidaft
baben iid befanntlid setueigert, Die
Union Der Strabenbabn Mngeltelten
ansuerfennen. Die SiBung her @en=
tral 9abor Union tpuroe um s llbr
Nbenbs er6ffnst uno oauerte biz ubr
Wor9ens. Sn Solee oes bei9loilsnsn
BOpcotts 1T es einem ieoen Witglieo
ir9eno elmer Union perboten. cine
Strabenbabn 3u benuben. 6erner
iolen bic 8eiddfte bon fol6en 2euten
gebopcOttet werbsn, tpel9e Die .Stra=
Benbabn- -GeIelidaft bur9 Benubune
Der @ars patroniIirsn. Sdon asiiern
waren Die StraBenbabn =Was9Ons fait
INNER lesr, ba Sauisnoe bon perionen
es porsoaen, gu SUB su seben.
8eniis senb 8as bort an n.
Muncie. gs bat ii9 jebt ber-
auseefellt. baB Die Wluncie Natural
Sos Co.. tp.lde Dem etaoiratb erfldrt
bat, bieien Wtntsr tein Natursas fiir
SeiSunasawede 81 lisfern, bod nod
seniisenb @as fir iolde perionsn bat,
tpelde @ilens finb, bic b0beren &aten
= so Gents fir bic eriten 1000
@ubitfuB unb 80 gents fir Die iibri=
gen = 3u 3ablen. Wenn Der @igen=
tbimer zines Sauies 6Rie preiie
besablt, 10 tann er bas .@as iouobl
FIR Yeleudtuns als aud fir 6eisunss-
suede gebrauden.
q II tnffise Musfi4ten FL ,
! @la s.Wrbeiter.
glpppo. Sie Jabrit Der Gem
tral Bottle & Supplp Co." ipiro ON
II. September wiebsr er6ffnet werben.
Tr. 6. q. Suttner tpirb Der Betriebs=
letter iein. gs iinb i9on jebt 70 biel'
9luftrdse einselaufen, baB bic stuei
bunbert Mrbeiter, pelds in Der Gabri
angeitellt tueroen, biz gum ndhfer
6ribjabr Bef9dftisuns iinben tuerbsn
Sbentifisirt.
9ebar'pn. Die 2ei9e bes an
5reitas auf benz @slsiie Der Big 5Our
: 8abn BEL @rsensburs sefunbenei
Wtannes III als bic bes 8. 6. gail
ioentiiisirt !uoroen. gr war Elm SObI
Der bier wObneneen Grau Ranep s
gllis.
brunfall mi trauri
gen 81 Olgen.
T Soutb 8snb. Gin perIonen
. aug Der @rano Srunt gabn rannt
) seitern sesen einen Waseu, in welaen
: iid Grau 8arnep Sanenbaum Uni
ibre brei 2inber befanben.
= gines bon ben 3inbern murbe oil
: Der STEELE set0otet, wdhreno bic iibri
Z gen Sniaiien erbeblid berlebt murSen
gine gem itbliGe N a d
barin.
glmoo Grau Ollie 9arpep
3odter bes gr-S6eriifs q. WR. Nober
ion, seristb nit ihrer Na6barin Gral
gDm. sllbribae in Gtreit, in beiiel
gerlauf fie fi4 iotpeit persab, bab 4
; elm MeHer ereriff unb bamit ibre
gla6barin mebrere SAnitwunben bel
bra4te.
2ebensmube.
Muneie. Der 35jdbr. Samus
9usbes madte i'm 9eefin parf ieineu
2eben burG @ift elm freimi0iges gnoe
Oereine g a tor mar billi
Il ger as Der anoere.
gbansbiIIe. Wnn elm tpei
bes Brautpaar f@ BON einem Weser
prebiser trauen ldBt. 10 III bas 3ur
minbelten i9on stuas auffduig, men,
. sas paar aber nod 6asu nur i'm gs
iammtbefbs BON rs Gents III, tuel9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18

@sorae Me@ull ID, Yrdf-
bent Der Union 9racfion Co., tpiro
am Mittpod NIT ieiner Satin cine
Geiis nad europa antreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18
Snb., Mpntas, 1S. slusuit 1902
Smnse gerbreder.

Ridter Stubbs' unb Silfs.Yoli;eiantpalts
Collins Yldne binii9tli6 Der Grridtuns
elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = 8Daise
5rennuns bon dlteren @efangenen 1T
Sauptbebinsuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-18

az Die bette 5 Sent gisarrs in
Der Stabt. Nudo's ~2on9feuou.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
ANGLERS WILL Be BUSY
FISHING SEASON OPENS MAY
Changes in Game Laws Will Protect
Lakes in Hennepin and
Ramsey.

This week marks the real beginning OF
the fishing season in Minnesota. Begin
ming Thursday May /, it will be Lawful
to catch any kind Of fish except bass any
where in the state. The season for trou!
opened April Is, but the cold weather
has prevented the anglers from getting
busy.
A change in the fishing laws. prevents
the sale Of fish caught in lakes OF eoun-
ties of a population of 100000 or more.
This is expected to prevent the wholesale
catching of fish for the market, which
hitherto has nearly depopulated the lakes
of these counties Of their, finny citizens.
The season for bass will open June, +
and the open season for all fish except
trout will continue until March 1. Trout
may not be caught after Sept. l.
Pickerel, red horse. and suckers are the
only fish not under the merciful protec-
ton of the state. These fish may be
speared or caught with hook and line al
any time except by artificial light !
A brisk business is reported by deal
ers in fishing paraphernalia, which indi-
Gates that the disciples of lsaaks Walton
are preparing to play havoc wlthFthf
fish.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
ADAM TURNED DOWN
The Mythical Theory Man Licensed
to Preach.

The Mythical Theory Man Licensed
to Preach.
Elizabeth, N. j., April 29.-The Eliza
beth presbytery met again yesterday, after
a weeks adjournment, to give Heron K.
Wright, and Gilbert Lowell, applicants for
preachers licenses, an opportunity to
think over their opinions on the subject
of Adam and Eve. At the last meeting
both young men declared that they be-
lieved Adam and Eve to be mythical per-
sons and licenses were refused.
Forty five ministers, with Dr. Menden-
hall presiding as moderator, put Mr..
Wright through. another examination to-
day.
At the end Of the examination he re-
tired and remarks on the case were made
by nearly all the ministers present. All
were in favor of granting the license.
The Rev. E. E. Kempshall, who was pas
tor of the old First Presbyterian church
were constantly growing in the church
| and that the church must meet them,
The individuality of the man was the
paramount thing. God was the objective
point and his word preached was the
theory of the new school:
The vote was unanimous to grant the
! license and the, moderator ordained the
candidate. Mr.. Wright will be sent te
Korea as a missionary, a field of his owr
choosing. Candidate Lowell will be ex-
amined on May ID.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
TEN STATE ORATORS
They Will Compete at St. Paul
Next Thursday Night.
! BIG ATTENDANCE PROMISED
Carleton Will Send Special Train
Delegations From Kansas
and Illinois.

The interstate oratorical contest be-
tween Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska,
Colorado and Ohio will take place at s.
D. NJ, Thursday, May l, in Central Pres
byterian church. st. Paul.
At this time the best orator from each
state will compete for final supremacy in
oratory. Music will be furnished by the
State University Glee club; The judges
on delivery will be: Rev. Charlese Bayard
Mitchell of Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. DR..
Matt S. Hughes of Kansas City: President
w. "A. Ora ham, of Dakota University,
Mitchell, S. D.
The judges on manuscript were: Pro-
fessor Ringwaldt of Columbia university,
New York; Professor J. Scott Clark Of
Northwestern University, Evanston, III;
President X w. Snider, Colorado college,
Colorado Springs. They have already
filed reports.
A reception and banquet will be given
tomorrow evening at the Ryan hotel.
The reception is for the visiting orators
and delegates.
trolley ride about the two cities will
be given the visitors Thursday forenoon
by the intercollegiate ASSOCIATION OF MIL 4
nesota.
The annual business meeting will pc
held at the Ryan hotel Thursday at 2
.. m. The present officers are president,
Fred E. Ewing, Knox college, Galesburg,
H.; secretary and treasurer, Minnie
Throop England, Wesleyan university
Lincoln, Neb.; vice president, Donald
Mckenzie, Hamline university
An enthusiastic crowd of Carleton
students will come by special train from
Mortified to cheer for their man, G. a
Culver, who viii, represent Minnesota in
the contest 1t is expected also that there
will be from twenty five to thirty students
to back the Indiana man. Kansas anc
Illinois will have good delegations.
Reserved seats are for. sale at .Dyel
| Brothers in St. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
A FAITHFUL DOG
Guarded His Unconscious Mistress
Till Help Came.


A little, hairless Mexican pet dog
showed it's devotion and fidelity to it's
mistress Anna E. Voss, 17-year-oid
daughter Of Maxirni.ian Voss, lis Four
teenth avenue NE, travelling agent for the
Minneapolis Brewing company, Sunday
afternoon. The girl left a note at home
intimating that she contemplated suicide
because of a sisters recent death and
then walked out into the country where
she drank carbolic acid At 6:15 p. m.
John Croker found her apparently life
less body by the roadside two miles north
OF the city workhouse on the river road.
He summoned physician and the girl
was removed to the home of Peter
Thompson. nearby. Antidotes were ad-
ministered and it is believed she will re-
cover.
The pet dog was standing over her body
when found and resented the approach OF
strangers. 1t was not until the faithful
pet had been driven off with whip that
they could get at the girl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
CALDWELL's PROPHECY
New Zealand Socialism Will BE Tried
in the United States.

Washington. April 2e-"Afters travelling
for two months in the United States I
have formed the opinion that this coun-
try will soon pass into the control Of a
workingman's party" said d. R. Cald-
we'll of Auckland, New Zealand, president
Of the board Of trade of Auckland.
"Trusts have become so powerful here
that there must be a reaction. Your la
borers are perfecting their organizations
These organizations will become well cen
tralized in time and the result will be a
movement of the laborers which will be
successful, if properly managed.
There are only million people in New
Zealand, all told Socialism has proven
a success there in many respects. New
Zealand has been the leader in a move
ment that is bound to spread all over the
world
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
ST. LOUIS COMMISSION
Men for iowa Named by Governor


Cummins.
Special to The Journal.
iDes Moines, Iowa, April Ex-Governor
,Cummins has named the commission for the
St. Louis exposition, authorized by the TWEEN
ty-ninth general assembly. 1t nsists of two
members at large and one from each con
gressional district Eight Of the. commission
ers are republican and five are democrats.
The appointees are. Commissioners at Large
Ex-Governor William Larabee of Clermont and
Wv. Wilmer Of Des Moines; district COM
missioners, Leroy A. Palmer Of Mt Pleasant,
ex-C Congressman George NJ Curtis of Clin-
ion, Senator w. F. Hartman Of Hampton, ex-
Congressman Thomas Updegraff of McGregor,
Senator James H Trewin of Cedar Rapids,
Samuel S. 4Carruthers Of Bloomfield, S.. NJ.
Leach Of Adel, Representative P. L. Prem
It's of Delphos, W. IT. Shepherd Of Harlan,
ex-senator &C.. j. "a. Ericsson of Boone and P.
K. Holbrook Of Onawa.
The democrats on the commission are Wit
mer Palmer, CarTuthers, Shepherd and Hol-
brook The commissioners will select a sec
rotary who will have an Office here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
OFFICERS DIsGRACED
The Americans Who ''Saw Venice
Are In a Peck of Trouble.

Venice, April s2s.-Captain Robert F..
Wynne, Lieutenant Robert Ledbetter
John Doddridge3sand Marine Wilfred
Langley, of the. United States cruiser
Chicago, who were arrested April %
on the Piazza San Marco for drunkenness
and rioting were brought UP In police
court. Captain Wynne was sentenced to
four months and ten days Imprisonment,
all the others to three months and legal
costs. Compensation for damage done
will also have to-, be betrayed by the
prisoners.
The commander,o of the Chicago, accom-
panied by the American consul, visited
the project and expressed his deep regret
at the behavior of the four officers. He
assured the project that they would be
compelled to resign.
This affair has produced the worst i'm
preston as, although Italians as people
of a maritime nation are more or less
accustomed to scenes of this kind, this
is the first time officers have so far dis
graced themselves.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
IN WEST. AUSTRALIA
4 Minneapolis Opera Singer Nov
Under the World. %i.

At last accounts the Josephine Stanton
comic opera company was entertaining
the western Australians and getting
ready for long jump to South Africa.
At Perth which is as far away as one
can get in Australia, Wang was presented
any number of times and the West Aus
tralian'' speaking for the whole commun-
ity praises the opera, the music and the
whole cast individually and collectively.
Bertha Nilsson Best, Minneapolis
member of the company, writes enter
tainingly of her experiences as a globe
trotter to her relatives in this city. Mr.
Best also finds the route a. congenial one.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
Official Inquiry Probu BILE.

washington, April 29,-Action will be
taken by the United States to effect the
release of the officers of the Chicago.
The American amba ssador in Rome will
make representa- ions to the Italian gov
eminent for the purpose of obtaining the
liberation of the prisoners. Once on
board their own, ships they will be in
vestigated by a court of inquiry If any
Of the Americans are found to blame they
will be court TN artia1ed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
oficers viii Appeal to the King.

!. New York, April 2s:-According to the Rome
correspondent of. the Tribune, officers of the
cruiser Chicago. just. sentenced for disorderly
conduct, will appeal their cases and then ask
for pardon from the king. Commander Beeh-
Ter, the, American naval attache at Rome,
visited the minister OF marine, intending to
express his regret over. the behavior of the
officers of the Chicago. but. the minister, ap-,
preciating his embarrassing position, avoided
the subject and expressed his admiration Of
the American navy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29

sANTos-DUMONTs GoINGrTo EUROPE.
New York, April 29.-Santos- Dumont, the
aeronaut, has announced that he will sail
for London Thursday The belief was general
that his stay would last some months.
f. .sNEy affairs, .ahe said make it necessary
for me to cross at this time I'll be back in
couple of months, for ! am impressed by
the progressive nature Of the American people
and believe will Iget the announcement
that ! desire to carry on my experiments
here W 5
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