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The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1902-12-13
Inc LiVin gston Dressmak king
School.

me LlVtr gston Dress cutting and Dress
itiak ing school Ia Offering new attraction.
CLASS has been formed in which i'm
~ proloery as applied TO personal adornme
IS Taught. M ISIS Chariot K. Hunter has been
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sLIng 10 learn decorative en- brOider should
Apply al one g TO Mrs- L. r, Clarke, principal
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1S Terms ETC., cheerfully furnished at the
school, 1899 " Street NorthWett
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7 nnessee Echo o.

Nashville, Tenn, Special
Thanksgiving Day the football team
of Walden University, Nashville,
Tenn, closed a successful season by
defeating Roger Williams University
The colored American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1893-19??, 1902-12-13

A single gentleman desiring bright
furnished room with board in nice
neigbborhood and only half a block
from Ninth street car line should In
ouire at GAL T street northwest.
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WANTED A MAN OR WON AN

not over thirty years of age, capable
II taking care of office In the largest
photo studio operated by any colored
nan In the world. Twenty two years
ia business in st, Paul, MINI. Studio
also In Sault Ste Marie, Ont. Party
must have So, 900 90 to invest for half
interest. Seventeen medals and d.
pIomas.
Address,
HARRY SHEPHERD,
London Photo CO.,
ST. PAUL. MINI.
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Please Help Me Find My Brother

Saunk Joyce was sold in Mecklenburg. Virginia
several ears before the civil war; to Cunning n
a Negro trader. His mother. Willie. was a slave
on the Joyce plantation. He had one sister
Betty who is very anxious to find him. ANY in
formation will be gladly received.
MRS. BETTY REYNOLDS.
A Parker street. Atlanta. Ga.
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FOR RENT-One large front roo M in good To-
caiity with all modern improvements convenient
to cars and herdicks. I62s Corcoran St N w. ap-
ply to Mr.. ]. B Patterson.
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you nave spare room that you would like to
Colored American.
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FOR RENTCFurnished rooms front and
rear. all modern improvements. Gentlemen
preferred. $40 Elm street. n. W., lie Droit Park.
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WANIED-Reliable coIored help for gener al
mousse work &c in good homes in New EngIand
GOOD Wages Apply with references as to eoili-
NV, T| nv
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Rv the Famous Doctor Yonkerman
Marvellous DiscOvery-State OFF,
Gals and Great Med cal Men
Pronounce it the only Cure
for Consumption, hr0at
and Lung Troubles.
A free trial package will be sent by
Mail to all who write.

assumption can al last be cured. Marvellous
.siT may seem after the many failures. a sure
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AT OLD POST AGAIN.

lanes H. HudnS11
representing me Csstleberg D lamond
Importers,
9 o Penn. Ave-, Washington, D. G.
Residence BOOB oh st n. W.
- Orders delivered by card.
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DEATHS FROM PNEUMONIA.

Bremond, Texas, February 12-Mr. rag,
land Jones formerly a well known and
popular young man Of this place but lale'
tv employed in the cashiers Office or tne
Houston and Texas Central railway az
Ennis died at that place Yesterday Of
pneumonia. aud was buried in the Brem9no
cemetery today at O'Clock by the Knights
of Pythas Of which he was a member
Kaufman, Texas, February 1l.-Goiden
Ingram, young man IS years or age,
died OF pneumonia last night. He was
th,, oldest child Of a widowed mother ana
iivei about -el miles sonth Of kantma q:
'Tnis Is ave 20 ing men who have dleu ~
pneumonia within three miles Of eacn
other The last six weeks.
Bellyille. Texas, February ~ There u
more sickness in and around Bcllville no"
than there has been for long time Ppeu
MONA and Ia grippe can BE- heard OF OF
every hand. Mr.. and Mrs. Lmil Reineck,e q
have lost two children WITH pneumonia
The hrst died day before yesterday, "a
second Yesterday. Mr.. Ed Bader and III
entire family are down with pneumonia
Mr. Gus Dickebut is also quite sick viii
ii grippe Miss Annie Bell. daughter
Iudce John p. Bell, also has la grippe
Holland, Texas, February u - WI
BALES. 20 years old, died to-day from pnen
monia after eight days OF sickness
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A NEW POINT IS RAISED
IN THE APPEAL OF THE sARNHlLL
VS.. MORGAN CASE.
Defendants Attorneys Win Claim that
Judge May Not Instruct the Jury
on Its Verdict

Austin, Texas. February 1z.-The sttor-
neys representing the defendant 10 the
BsrnhNl Morgan damage suit in Federal
court. handed The Post correspondent the
following statement today, regarding the
status Of the case. and showing that the
Judgment had been reduced 10 $1,000:
The case Of Mrs Libbie Barnhll vs.. L..
7. Morgan, pending In the Federal court
here, will be appealed to the United States
circuit court Of appeals AT New Orleans.
This is the case In which the plaintiff essed
the defendant for $4,000 damages for the
alleged killing Of her husband. Judge
Maxey peremptorily instructed the Jury to
return a verdict for plaintiff for actual
and exemplary damages. The attorneys for
the defendant raise some novel ana In.
tsrestnz questions. affecting the right NJ
the trial court in any case to peremptorliy
instruct a Jury to render a verdict for eI-
emplary damages. Judge MaIey over
ruled defendants motion for new trial,
but announced TO counsel that he would
set the verdict aside unless plaintiff re-
United $1,000 of the exemplary damages.
The remittance was made. and thus the
judgment is reduced to $4,000
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TWO IMPORTANT CASES.
Waters.Piefce Case Argued in the
Third Court of Appeals.
MOTION FOR REHEARNG OyERRULED
In the Weld g. Neville Csse--Decisions
Rendered by the Court OF Criminal
Appeals.

Austin. Texas February i2.-The Third
court Of appeals today overruled the States
motion for a rehearng in the Weld New
lie round bale cotton case. In which the
court held that the judgment Of the lower
court was not final In this case pl0intin
asked the court 10 decide whether or not
the round bale cotton freight rate was IN.
Just. or account Of the density OF the round
bale over the square bale. The lower court
held that the rate was unjust, but that be
was without remedy 20 regulate II. This
higher court dismissed the States appeal,
at the same time leaving Weld & Neville
In their old position, and without relief
The Waters Pierce oil company case was
argued again this morning In the court,
on the question ms 70 whether or not the
case is civil or criminal business.
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The Filipino Not Allowed TO Express
His Belief.
IF he DOES He VIOLATES THE LAW
A Question OF Veraety Raised Between
Mr.. Lodge and Mr.. Patterson, but
They Didn't Fight

Washington, February Twin the ex.
ctption Of a sharp clash between Mr.. Lodge
and Mr Patterson over the matter OF adj
mission Of representatives. Of the press to
the Investigation which the Philippines com.
mittee Is conducting. the discussion on the
'arln bill Ia the senate today was quiet.
The Colorado senator desired thut all
Newspaper meu be ADM tied 10 the commit
tee hearings, declaring that as nov cou-
Quoted they We're OF star chamber char.
acter He said his recollection was that
Mr.. Lodge had suggested that the hearings
he entirely secret The Massachusetts sen.
ator Indignantly denied that he had suggest
cd anything Of the kind He insisted that
the reports ~ the hearing 10y the three
press associations We're accurate and fair.
Mr. Teller occupied the attention of the
stnate dnrins the greater part Of today's
session and has not yet concluded his
speech
When the senate convened Nh Turner
WASH presented y memorial from tho Ma.
tou8l Antitrust league pnumcrating Ger.
tain trusts and combinations which the me
monnl sets forth arc operating in conflict
with the sherman anti trust law. He said
the petition stated that the existence OF
these so-called trusts had been called to
the attention of the attorney general of the
r-rl+,d sts..s ,,-,tl. . -, .,,+ tn. ma
stt,..- t 80 49,, ' -
su,l7' u 'Ht s"E'l uu'tli' ue Scl III lIV' va
~ 49, 'Tu 'SM "l ny uy5'' u't'Vu WI ,,,
a 'NuN i'i '.''Hiis - WI 80
~, ns peu',!un p,93 ca t.sl GouhleS9 an, ",
s si'L 'u ,'n,,C",ion o. tlF la" M .5
- 'u, ~ .'' ~" I','ii," SOM ~.
uio1s against the present attorney gene, ,' y.
anu MS hume ulale pIeuelessot, puN nc ulN
hol WISH 10 pe uAutLs''"u rs letutl'u- 'he
'HaI stN. re asked tn"' tne n.tAI't,d4 Nr
plhltu IN lhe 'ohsiessloAAl her..a' pu'
MT. 'a'huser n. H. OBJECTED ana lts print
ing was NOT ordered.
m presenting q petition Tor conSresSloAa!
relief ot ool on sloWtGe IRON cotton Wte'H
Nit. Culersou ,IcXaH said thar the ooH
ueevii had deSuoJed -uJouu balcs of cotton
In NJ kan alone during the pagt year and on
account OF the rabaLes @. The pesI .IaNr ap-
p,cncu>ioN s, iet %. the cultivation Oh cot
ton 10 Central aud southeastern Texas.
y bu 10 lat,Ic uu acr OF the legislative
assembly NJ 'Tzona pro,i ug lOl p display
from Arzoaa az the international rAplSl-
lion to be held at So Louis, was passed.
A. fine .on..uslpu al ro.t.l- HusInps. ,nu
senate resumed consideration of the Phiilp.
ulnes tuIn bill
Mir Teller rontfuuina hi. .Dccrb begun on
Nond.v -sid that no n1fion' v-opld ,ourest
Win the Inits6 states IN, lfgaf 10 govern
mo rbi-jr,DIrrs n, "a euii-,~.ta tho i.,Aqb.
- ''''' r. ocordod a. corto{p mar nm
iSt't.I eta''. ~,
80 ~ hts 3,,d,,,,,crt t,,o r-ritea states wore
NM morally i'm nossession of the islands lie
tbou"br IN 20 80, -f-,' ...,-i-
80, av,.,.l tho t.l,rl- tho J-1ipinos ,,.,rc
~, tbo noInt Of acbicvinp thcir indepeDdence
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Third Court Of Appeals.

Austin. Texas, February Il. The follow
ing proceedings were had today, In the
court Of civil appeals, Third district:
Affirmed: Parln & orendorn Company
". W. S. Rock ct AL, from McLennan;
nrsvton Huyer ri al. vs.. w A. Westfall
E 20 eft al. from Burnett w. Il, Mark
A. an ~ H. NJ Workman ct all from
mn mn or,sn. Western Union Telegraph Com
na5v et al vs. J. H. Hobson, from Nc
Fengan william CBmeron's Executors vs..
safe Of Texas. from Travis
\, si-,onton. next friend. from Milan.
Reversed ard rendered American Free
"a land Mortgage Company vs. Anton
Dulock 81 al. from McLennan
Pebearinr refused: state Of Ie1at vs.
vvaid q Neville 81 al. from Travis; Bridges
= Early vs.. Lud Williams. sdmiuistrator,
from MeLennan. 49,. ra.
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a Note irom EdwIn cha11be,IaIn.

To the Editor Of The Post:
sun Antonio Texas, February 1l.-Not-
ing a special from Dallas. dated Fohruary
10. headed Insurance Men Disturbed, :
beg to say that the use OF my name was
entirely unauthorized, and that I attended
no such meeting. and that have not met
General NJ NJ. Game IN two years,
I recently made a trip 70 North Texas,
but entirely disconnected with any sucH
purpose as mentioned by your special corr
respondent: Il Was for the purpose OF visit
ing our branch agencies IN North Texas
aud inspecting the Communicates or tie
Knight Templars at Fort Worth, Corsieana
and Grcenyille
The life insurance interests which l rep.
resent for my company are not 10 any
way disturbed the suits in Young county
heing against Ere insurance companies.
Life Insurance IS conducted with entire u.
dependence Of combination, considering lta
hest interests served by honest competl-
ton Yours very truly,
Edwin Chamberlain
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onrth conrt 81 anneals Lhe followlnE DC

Fourth court OF appeals the following pro
ceedlngs were had today.
Afflrmed-L ID. Yarbrough et al vs.. Tirss
g De Martin ct al, from La Sale; j J..
Crawielgh IS. Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antonio Railroad Company from
Boar.
Reversed and rcmanded- Pncilla John
stonet al VS. Jerrle @. Johnston, from Qua
d8upe.
Motions granted-E A. LaferYlere Va. A.
II Richards guardian, from III Paso.
Motion for rehearing granted and iudg
ment affirmed Motion oyerruled-J Joseph
Foster ct al Ys. Henry Roth et al. from
Medina, motion for rehearng.
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The TEXAS DEATH ROLL

TANKERsLEY.- san Angelo Texas, Feb
ruarv I2.-Mrs Anna r TAI HERSHEY one
Of tho most prominent and ear lest pioneers
OF this section, is dead at rs.
NATURALIZATION. Texal. February
l2.-Dr. w. b. Markham, one Of the most
nronlIpent physicians and surg ons oi
Texas. died al his home here tonight OF
meningitis. He was - years ef age and
was horn in Princeton. Ky. Or. Marx
ham was one Of the foremost eltlzens q!
Denison He had resided here about
twelve years and was held in high esteem
nv All who knew him.
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Galveston. Texas February H. 10 She
court NJ civil appeals today motion 70 file
briefs was submitted 10 Caroline cronier
vs.. Nike ssitcovict from Galveston
Motions for rehearins submitted; Fidel-
s. X seyuiour. from Colorado; Z. Puster
a %. VS.. Anderson, Evans s Ward. from
Leon: A J BruIherton et al VS.. Ander-
son Evans & Ward from Leon.
Motion to dismiss appeal submitted. Dan
Swift vs. Charles g Bruce, from Hardin.
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plannnd b No. York.

New York February 1e.--In a report by
the police of this city 70 the italian M
bashdor In Washington and the Italian COM
sui In New York. the direct assertion y
made, the Herald viii say tomorrow, tnaf
me killing OF King Humbert was planned
deFn
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l-adies 10 Oroanlze a Lodoe.

wharton. Texas, February 1.-THE la
dies Of wharton held meeting at the
Red Mems hall last night for the purpose
of discussing the Ways and means Of or
gaming o lodge Of the Pocahontas Conn
Ell Of the Improved Order Of Red Men the
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House al Brvqan.

Bryan, TeIas February l2.-rhe house
Of sam Talley, colored, was burned with
rs contents last night The loss on house
and furniture Is from $500 10 5000, win
$3.50 insurance The origin Of the ore
Is not known.
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1T is A PENITENTIARY OFFENSE

ts.k
'es "h, ,S. meets tae approval Of the seus
W ~ yus, Hnu ussheuc' tntf
nv n".c nehenNnt things there, re.
I,tled Mr' tqller' anu we arc accomplish
w Spnt tnnLlks VITA q hencncieni object;
Ky an a'5S 70 complain Of things We
49, w. w. ~ am NOT mere as fault
.Lucl, - luunlatel SIN here as an
f Nu,vriS T,ii ssuJIor and either the senator
,I"In Ntsc""siu u1es not recognize that
i'yI or ne hunks J. don
t ,ne t9n's ,s,, os ms argument Nr Teller
winch dietStfd the noiIcy OF the United
StL'VS tpN9tv NhhH UQrhr the two years
ago, its WISDOM ne Slid had bren demon.
sILhleu Nha 'hS Whole world had beOa
naced uhuet uphs0uohs 10 the United
'' .I i III 'SS A't5'H o'SetEsnce
III ,O,lte'V, Saly ga, leicE that II there
~, ~ q" ,Hor' o"'N 'GSh'nssnlp and wis
t,5,,, a,i" ,nV-,S Pt.'t 20 taS Pnilippine
u,frh ,r,5it ,s1'''" DC ''i' To geJ out ~ II
NIr Tcur ,,,ot,a ,,,.,.
H. - H"NNiW SP'ft, auu maya
fnrps ,,erc enpljs5 t r,ui,, tg.,'Vt Nuu .nI-
Min ,is,, ~ fo,.t. '.lN'uo insurgents
bding plsces of tberN rS SGSM 70 T, ieNes. "
lar fortuna unnn which ~ a. t,r w !.
Tor dv,elt was the v-nfe, ,,,, ~ wy ~, ~
thurity OF one writer. Mr. Roller soiJ ,ES+
NJ 1Gn TiinInos To y,hnr, ~ 80 'unt
had been anpiied ali but tw,nt,".JJ S1u IG
dIrd from its effect ""'
"If these statements are NOT true &c sots
the senator the American government oy'rt
Il to itself 10 Sce that thrv mo ,r,,,od t
be not true / would he sind he Know
thst they Hre A slander o,3l1si ANN ,r N"
Mir Bacon tGa.l suEEcsled thar IL nisnt
not be proper to charge the American army
with these cructies The fortunes wore
practiced. he thought, principally by The
Maccabbees scouts inatlycs) and prrhnpS
by some OF the more vicious elements Of
tho army who were Afforded opportunities
by the presence OF tho army In the PUN
ippincs 30 carry into OBJECT their vicious
instincts.
Mr. Ttilman interrupted Mr. Teller TO in
qulre of Mr. Lodge chairman Of the com
mittee on Philippines whether t vas true.
a. had been charged tn somc newspapers,
| thet inc COMMITTEE was conducting itS in-
Nesugailon OF me fhlllpHme question W
soIt OF slSt cnambef manner. speclal KIP.
feSfnlSuNtS or inc press pa'uE excluded
u.m rue hearings
~, M'. Looge ItPileo WAY represen'suevs oi
- Inrte press RESOLUTIONS We're admitted
ana jh2t tair reports W.re being sent ont
b,I 'i h, ,u' an,t5S23 wi llr country ~
az "a ue'.' "e,lueu W ''. ''i"'t''l'e NOT 70
committee roem was too small
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Rankrunt Stock Sold.

Weinsr, TEXAS, February. l2.-The stock
Of merchandise OF ] y. McGregor hank
rupt, was sold here yesterday by Trustee
Bryan 70 Charles FahreDthold merchant
AZ bs eeats on the dollar, smountin7 70 the
6nn Of t2s7kth
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
PetItion IN BankrunteY.

Galveston. Texas February i2.-Otto
.wangemsnn Of sealy. Austin county, Tex
as, fled a petition for discharge in bank
afternoon
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chiId Sc, for I4eayg pamaaes.

corsIcaus, Texas. February il.-Masgie
Freeman VS.. the CorsicanA Cotton Factory
IS the style Of suit nlsd today. maggie
freeman Is an s-year old girl. alleges tne
was injured thronEh defend anta nsg1lse I..s
aEes
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Barn at penison.

Denison. Texas, February 1.-THE barn
Of Mrs. ", L, Camp was burned this morn
total los is estimated at 500, with insur-
snce.
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n.li.v.d n Bel from eaIveston.

Chicago. February IA young man
burned al the IRE at the orphecn theatss
b,tii,ilna mere Is now thought 70 be Joses@
BROOKS is years OF age. whose home was
IN Galveston. Texas.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ResIdenee Al Tsxarkana.

Texarksns. Texas, February i2.-The
residence Of John A. Swami on Rose Hill.
this city. was destroyed by IRE today.
Loss 5000, no Insurance.
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Huu
iscbs,, MA, jackson tKan1,
Jett "'0n '"u'I' Jenkins
ZONES wash, Zones NaA
Kstcbar, ''".I' hern,
tfNSeendn' hnapp.
i,swrence Lamo'
LINDSAY Lewis
it.,IsssH; littauer,
i3iii l.oyd.
NcT lowell
NAH, nan ,ioOlearY
Msrtip ,afshal
Nicte MeteaI
Nina Miller
MooJS i1crasSJ' moody IN, c.,
Moran '0'e'' Logan,
Nudd 80 MpIIls
%eodhor Mutchler.
NovIn NeWlandS,
Otcy" 0lmstead,
Patterson rpo, hrarker.
Paw, ''n 'ra'h nayne,
prino, lovers tAelt
Rirra1Tr'' Ray;
Pohinso, 1,s 6opp.
P,tu,n liiuh 'iuu''' noplhson tNebD,
Soir,p,,' hQsselL
Sboer.t Seloy
Sborr, ,In' Snlher rerger,
Sjtin nan Sho"ater,
SrnitiS I'm, skies.
Snnni 'iii'}' Shltn -. d.,
$50 teI n, -, Stevens.
s,ItoItI ~ ''l' leWart ". ~.
r. ,IDMa' sutherland,
~, n ~ IT,, mayer
T Toolns9 '4 tCWIE TeIrell.
Va li aus ''n'"' IL"ns4e,
vSania' Nan WORMS.
WSTnar NWanseI
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,seeeeeeessssesoeeesseessosssa

EIHpn company VS.. JOE Redinper, from
FannIn, 10 correct findings OF fact
Appeal dismissed az anpellee's cost. jim
Mitchell VS. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company Of Texas, from GrAy.
sen.
Motions submitted: Gulf. Colorado aud
Santa Fe Railway Company VS. Alice John.
son ct al. from Boll 70 postpone suhmis.
sion Of main case; First National Rank NJ
Itnsca rs. ] r. Watson. from lin, for no.
hearing, and 10 certify questions 10 su.
IRENE court; Thomas Rcnfro vs. i w.
B8lris. from McCulloch, for rehearing: D
T Cross 81 uy. rs. W. J. Kennedy, from
Milan. for rehearing.
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Fourth Court Of Appeals
san Antenie. Texas, February iz.-ln the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-29
Nus oentiden gersinem.

Sn Der seitern Na9mittas in Der
@ermania=Salle abeebalienen, sablrei4
bsiudten WOnatsbericmmlung bes Ser-
ems - Is ncorbia tuuroen na9
grlebigung Der &outine=@ =@si6dfte Die
geri9ts iiber ben in jeber 8eaiebung els
fofersiben 0erlauf Der Weibna9tsfeier
am leBten SOnntag Oerleien uno anse-
nommen. Sem Seit-@omite tpuroe
Der Sanf oes Sereins ge3ollt.
6erner wuroe beidlOhen, ben 9roben
idbrliden MaSfen=gau am 5. Gebr.
in Der @ermania 6alle absubalten.
Serielbe piro, tpenn ni6t alle Gn5ei=
den triisen, Elm greignib Der Saiion
tperoen.
Sie 8rauer Union go. "
bielt seffern in Der Columbia 9alle,
ibre re9elmdbigs 8eriammlung ab.
@s puroe beri9tet, oaB Der neue @Dn=
tract apiiden ben Srauerei=SeiiBern
uno ben Brauern bon beiosn Seiten
untsrssidnet tporben lit. Ssrielbe
fautet in Weientlihen tuie Der alte, nur
oaB cine eerinse 2Obnsrb6buns in bem-
ielben boraeieben 1T.
Ser Contract lduft auf brei Sabre.
gu Selegaten fur Die 2ocal=grecu=
tibe tpurben Gbarles 9noosl, Senrp
2ambert Sr. uno Otto Wliller ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-29
Tener In friiber MorsenitunSe.

Seute Mtor9en 9egen 3 ubr brad in
Dem Sauie bes gliiba Wrintle an Der
8epiae Npe. No. 1919 elm Seuer aus,
mel6es, als bic 20i6manni9aft auf
Der 8ranbftdtte erf6ieu, bereits fOl9e
9imeniionsn ansenommen bate, baB
an cine Gettung oes @ebdubss nidt
melr 81 benfen mar. Sie 6euerpebr
befdrdntte oaber ibre Sbdti9feit oarauf,
Die bena6barten Sduier Dor ben Glan=
men 81 ihiiben. Wrinfle's Saus
nebit @inri6tuns tuuroe total sertDrt.
Der gerluif tuiro iih auf ettpa $4,000
bslaufen. @ie oas Seuer entifanben
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-29
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