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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Sbmloig
Sefannte iicb i'm Sunoeseeriht
Ter GgsSanf. Saiiirer 6iharo 6.
Sapis.

Ser 8rOSeB sesen &iaarS 6. Daois,
pel9er beidulSist iit, in ieiner Gisen-
ihaft als &ailtrer Der Ysople's National
8ant bon 8aibinston, Sno., $F5 900
unteri9lasen gu baben, fam heute gor-
mittas i'm gunoesseridt su einem
iiberrai9eno i9neaen gnoe, inoem Der
ansetlaete feline Grtldruns BON DNi9t
i9uIois" suriidsos uno ii9 i9uleiS be-
tannte. Seine anpdlte Smilep y.
Chambers BON bier uno Clinton &.
Sbarp BON 8aibinston batten 9eiters
abenb cine lanse &onferen; nit bem
8unocs= =SiItritts- -annalt Sealing uno
ssTen aifitenteA Seize s. 90. 2afollette
unb bas TeluItat berislben mar, ooB
Die 8ertbeibiser bes Oaois bei5Iollen,
baB ibr Silent iib i9ulbis betehnen
iollte.
Snoem Serr Chambers bcute gor-
mittas i'm 6eri9t oieie grtldruns ob-
9ab, mics er oarauf bin, ooB Davis
lobalb oas Wtanto in Ieiner Safe ent=
oedt uuroe, S;lles aufgebOten bdtte, unl
oaslelbe gu bsden, 10 oas Die Sant in
@irtlibteit ni1ts perioren bdtte.
&ibter 8afer ertpiberte bierauf, baH
oas 8enebmen oes Insetlagten Der
gant 9eseniiber, na9oem sr .ieine SteI-
lung auf9eseben bate, Elm ebrenbaftes
seipeien iei uno ibm oieIes bei Senlei'
Iune Der Strafe in anre5nan9 sesoser
peroen piiroe.
Ser @ertbeioiser Sbarp erIu5t'
bierauf Den &i6ter, oas llrtbeil nod
ni6t su pertiinoen, ionoern Bis ouf Ell
ncn ipdteren Sag gu perl9ieben uni
Den ansetla9ten se9en Slrs'9aft al
entIahen. Serielbe bat ndmLib II
areiSseri9t su 8aibinston sesen meb
rere profeifonelIe Spieler 8Iasen Gil
| 3uriidsablun9 Don S3S 900, ioeIbe ihn
absenommen porosn nuren, einse
reiat.
8ie es beiBt, fiib aubausfhten Dor
hnnnpn boB or bas WeI0 befomrnt. 0e
Gi5ter entidieo, baB er oas llrtbeil Ell
am 8. april abseben weroe.
Oaois ipuroe bierauf sssen 8iirs
idaft BON $4,000, iuel4e BON fiji,
Baibinstoner gir9ern, guitin 6
@abel, &obsrt 81. growu, CHARLES 6
| Sromn, Clinton g. Saro unb @barle
9. Scuober seltelIt puroe, auf frsie
6aB 9eIest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
SHtet @md, sor salbem aeaen

&atarrb, ole Auedrlber enthalten, 0o
QuetIilber fiber oen Sinn oes Geruds
serIt0ren uno oas sanSe Spitem o0lli9
serriitten ipirb, ipenn es ourb Die ihlei=
mieen Oberhdben ein5rinet. Soiae
artitel iollten ME auber auf aaor0Hun9
eutberufener 4er3te ssbraudt parben,
oa Der Sdaoen, oen lie anribteu,
srbnmal 10 9roB lift aIs oos Cute, oas
Sbr hapon er5ieIen t6nntet. $ oIt' 3
Satarrb .8ur, fabriSirt ooG s. q.
6benfp &c Co., Soleoo, O., entbdlt
tein Qucdlilber uno miro innerIid se-
nommen uno pirtt eirett auf Die i9Iei=
misen Oberhdden oes Spftems. @enn
Sbr 0aa's &atarrb-Rur fault, Ieio
fiber, ooB Sbr Die d9te betommt. Sic
miro innerlib aenommen uno in SoleSo,
Ohio, BON S, S. @benep &c G o. Sc
maat.
GO Wertauft BON allen apotbetera,
rs Gents.
5an's Somilien-4 4illen fiub oie beften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
amapolis, Snb. 9onnerHas. ben 13. Tebruar 1902.
$50 Groeers beidlieRen
eSbrc Gei9Gite am Ssnntas |urs
mittns often so baften.

Sie nSnoepenoent Grocrs @h'n."
nabm in ibrer seitern a6eno in Baro g
Salle, SO. 1G. Str., absebaltenen 8er=
Iammluns oiersis nsue MtitsIieoer auf,
IobaB Die MitsIieoer5abl f9 iest aui
Misunderstanding belduft.
Gs puroe einitimmis bel6loTen, Die
@ei6dfte am Sonntas 9ormitta9 ron
6 bis 10 llbr often 81 balten.
Sic Mitslieeer Iino Der InIi9t, oaE
tie bur3 bas Ohenbalten ibrsr 8e-
i9dfte nur oeH 8ini9en iDrer 6unoer
ent9esentommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Socialer Smnuerein.

Inter ben &uipi3ien BEG Socialen
Surnoereins nirb Serr Yrofe6or u. q.
0oblfelb bon Der Staots= ltniperitGt in
@isconlin morsen abenO i'm Seuti9en
Sauie einen Wortra9 iiber bas Sbema
Ser 6runoseoar.' in @oetbe's 6auIt"
balten.
Serr SobIfeIb miro oasieIbe in popu-
ldrsr @eiie bebanoeIn, iooaB aud ale
oiejeni9en, uel3en Der Spcite SbeiI BON
Gauit ni9t redt oeritGnoIi9 ober ni9i
betannt tit, ieinen ausfibrunsen lei9t
na6fol9en fonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
G GGfuellieten $500.
Wasfirte Chamber fpremsten BEN
6eloidranf.

Cohen, Snb., 13. Sebr. SInf
mastirte Wtanner peri6offten id 3u-
gang sum General-@eiaaftsIaben in
&anraa, fei1elten ben gisentbumer unb
iprengten ben Gsl6fdranf. Sic fanben
$500 unb es eelang ibnen gu eAt-
fommen.
Our4 Die GrpIoion ipuroe bas 9aus
tbeiIpeife seritort. 9tadbarn eilten
berbei, bod mar es gu ipdt; aIlss, mas
lie tbun tonnten, NOR, baB he ben se-
feIIelten Gisentbiimer befreiten. Son
ben ginbre6ern bat man feline Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
3ng=Gntslsiinms.
Gin Susemb TafIasiere ihlimnr
sugeridtet.

Uremont, o., 13. Seb. Ser
peiiIi4 fabrenoe PafiasierSus go. 405,
betannt aIs rpitisburs &c Detroit
6lper" auf Der YennIpIpania 9inie, ent-
sleiite beute WOrmittas ;piiden 9eIena
uno Willsrsuille. Ser 3uS entbieIt
anbsr 2OtomOtiue uno @epddpasen
aud nod einen paIasierwasen, spei
S9lafpassn uno einen &au9wasen,
Die iammtIib seritOrt puroen. llnse-
fdbr Elm Suseno Paifasiere puroen
oerlebt unb gum She'll libel Suseri5tet.
bod teiuer oerieIben miro iterben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Nus beutl9em Sereinsfreiien,
y Odu" &Iub.

Ser Glfer=&atb oeS O6u.Glab be-
enbete il ieiner seitern abeno in Sp.
8ictOr'S 2oful obsebaltenen Sibuns
Die @orbereitunsen fur Die pTarren.
Sibuns" am Somitas abeno uno re5-
net nit 8swiBbeit oarauf, oaB alle
faibiHgsluiti9en &beinlanos-Sobne Der
semiitbliben 6eitlidteit am Samtas
abeno beiwobnen peroen.
Ser S3waoiiae Somen-
8erein
erleoi9te in ieiner seitrisen i'm 2otal
BON Sobn gmbarbt absebaltenen 8sr-
iammluns nur &outine Gei9dfte. Sas
2omite fiir bas in LETTER g8o9e ab9e-
baltene Mastentrdns9en beribtete, buf
basielbe in ieosr ge5iebun9, 10 aud il,
finansieller, elm GrIolg mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
@mor6et
99nrSc Die SSa9e opr SeS 8Dniss
9ipartememten.

gSien, 13. Sebr. Sic @littaes-
3eitung brinst beute cine aus geIeras
butirte 9epeide, porin es beiBt:
r3mei SoIoaten BON Der tonieIiden
2eibsarbe, Die auf 8a9e itanben Dor
ben Ipartementen bes &oniss BON Ser-
bien, puroen auf ibren Yoiten toot auf-
sefunben. sic pureea suerit 6Ioro-
formirt uno bonn ermoroet. gs lit
cine mpiteri0is Sa9e unb man fam ii9
Die Sa9e ni9t ertl0ren."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
aus ben @eri6tsbOfen.
$25 900 oerlanQt.

Sobn Mamier reidte cine auf $25,=
900 leutenoe Sdabeneria5tlage 9esen
Die s. 9. 2apcod Mfs. 60. elm. gr
bate eines Sases, to6brenb er BEL ber=
ieIben bei9dTtiSt mar, in 6oIge zines
unsIIdli9en Sturses 10 i9pere Ser
Iesun9en erIitten, ooB er 3sit ieines
9ebens oertriippelt hIeiben miro.
CINE Niete in bet 6 BE itanSs-
Got tterie.
Imanoa 6. Wbite bat cas- 9eber on
ser Seite ihres @atten iatt unb iie
min I5t baber BON ibm sei6ieben gu
weroen. Sic beiduloi9t i'm bes boss
willisen Werlafens uno Ser llnpertras-
lidteit.
Sobn 90. Sonn's 3eita :
ment.
Scs SeItament oe5 Dor einigen
Sasen in GoIse zines SerSi5Iases 10
ploslib aus oem 2eben seidieoenen
Sobn W. Spann 1T pom 8robatri4ter
bsitdtist ruoroen. Sn oemieIben iett
Der GrbIaiier ieine @iitwe als uuiuer-
ialerbin elm.
N'eueS 9 deioun9stlase.
9ilburn &oB pertIaste beute ietns
Satin auf Sdeiouns. 0as 9oor
permdblte fia i'm September 1899 uno
lebte bis gum Wai oes nd9iten Sabres
suIommen. Gr belduloist iie oes Gbe.
bru1s uno oes b0swilisen @srlahens
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
ltnabbamsiser Snrnpereiu.
Slae @emsel 9sitter iimb gum
Sfat Sournier einselaoen.

Ser llnabban9ise Suruuerein nabm
in ieiner seitrisen @ei9aftsoeriamm-
luns ie9sunoS ~onSis neue @itslieoer
auf uno neun3ebn &anoiOatcn puroen
sur aufnobme ansemsloet.
gs puroe beI9lohen, i'm Wtonat
Rdrs tuieber einen rSal Der Mlten" su
ueranitaIten. Oieie SeitIiafeit NOR
betanntIi9 i'm Iebten Sabre iebr erfols=
reid setueien.
Sie Seri5te Der oerI9ieoenen 9e=
amten bsiuieIen, bnB Der 0erein iib
naA wie Dor in prosperirenoem 3uitanoe
befineet. Sie SeIe9aten sum Wer-
ban6e beuti3er YeretTRe, ole 9errsn
8ottfrieb Monninser un6 gaul Ours.
8etpics, .luuroen ermd9tist, be5iglia Der
OeutI6eR Sa9=Geier na6 beltem Gut
a5ten Su banbeIn. Gs tpurbe ferner
beldlolen, su bsm am nd6lten Sonntae
ftatifinoen0en Stat Sournier ale
Bensel &itter Ger Staot einsu-
laoen. Rad Der aorteni5la9t
miro Der Samea Ysrein fir
5ieser unb 9eiieste elm opulsates
a6enoehsn, BelltartOfeI uno marinirte
5arinse, ierOiren. an attraftionen
| feblt es aliO ON nd9iten Sonntas ni9t.
Sie gislabuns oes Seutfb-ameri-
tnniihen 8steranen-0ereins su leinetn
@aibinston Geburtstassfeier tpuroe
nit Sant onsenommen.
Sierauf ernannte Der L. Spre6er
foIsenbe itetenoen ausi9iiiIe fir eas
Sabr
Surnf6uls& 6 o m ite:
s. @aaitetter, 1. Surnmart, Sp.
9obenep, 3. Surnpart uno Surnlebrer.
SibIiotbet- & m lite:
Go. Wftbmer, Sol. aeaer. Sec.
5eioenItider uno @arI S5miot, Siblio-
| tbetar.
ASer9nisun9s= 81 6 o m lite:
90. Sur, DO. Geioenitider, SSm
aoams, Sol. Seller uno 90. @roB.
tOpf
Birtbi6ofts Sc ON ite:
Aug. Woerner, Baul SursSewics
unO @m &atbert.
Saus= =Somite:
Sobn Sebrenbab, 60. 6. Stout
gbas. IS. GieIbs, g8. 8. Sbreus sunt
6eo. Seipenitider.
ser 2inSer M astenball
Morsen abeno Fnoet Der &inoer.
Mastenbaa itatt.
i gaar Rinoer BON Witslisoern uno 8in.
Ger Der Sutnl5ule IN Eoftiim haben
3utritt gum SaaI. 9ieisniSen, rueld'
ssreunoe uno ibre 2inber ein3ulaoei
| ioIRI9en, tonnen einlaoun9gtarten au
0srlansen BON bem 2ontite erbaIten
Die sroBe YOIouaife inoet UNI s llb1
itatt.
! sla5 IL lbr 1T es grwoaisnen se
itattet an Sansen tbeilsunebmen
0as Irranssments-Romile beitebt au!
iol9eAoen 9erren
Soi. 8. Sdoub, Us. o. Sbreoe
SuIius Reller it,, 6. 9dmiot, @. 8reen
.. 6. &utbsr, W. 6. @rissbp, 8. 9
SunscIaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Cine &empnitraus
@esen Sie nene vSnoianapplis
eSntcrurban Terminal Co."

Inter ben 8epobnern Der 8artb
@penue, Smiiden Der &apmono Strobe
uno 8aImer StroBe, lit sur 3eit
cine 3emonitrans in @irtuIation,
welde sesen Die 9epillisuag
bes Beseredts iber Ole 8artb Ape. OH
Die neie oSabpIs. Snterurban SermiaI
Co." seri9tet lit. Sieielbe ioIl oem
@atb fir 0fentIibs Berte unterbreitst
speroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Serbia 9ose No. 43,
8, 8. $.
S,entc Mbeno Msasfeubaa.

Sie 5ertba 2oss 70. 43, .. 8. s..
oeronItaltet beuts abeno in Der Ger
mania Salle ibrsn idbrIibea srobea
Mtastenbaa. Cir oeniel5en Fno iets
tens oes 9lrranssmen.s-2omites idon
felt @o9en oerartise 0or5sreitunsen
eetroffsn poroen, oaB es ibou iest fee
nsm 3weifeI mebr unterliesea Tam,
oaB Die 0efuher osS Bales Iebr seHas-
reibe S.unosn osrIs6cn weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
aamenpcreim Scs @'ammer6or

Sie pierte Setiion oes Somen=Wer-
ems bes Mdnner6or oerauitaItet morgen
Ia9mittaas, cine Gu9re- Yartie 6rau
Otto %. Vrsn5cl, iueI9e UOrTscnoe
Der Settion lit, miro BON oen Samen
6rau &oia 96noel, 6raI 2ouiS S6ae-
fer, SRI. Ntorp Sbopp, SRI. emma
Winter uno Sri. 0Ota &cibusr aiIiitirt
ueroeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Yolitiides.
9empfratiiAe Srsamiiationsspri'
mariuablem am IA. WsarS.

Sbomas 9. Sullioau, 8orfber oes
oemotrotiiaen eounts=2omites, bat Die
oemotr. 9ximdrtpablsn bebufs @rmdb-
luna uon Observation-Disclosures auf ben
10. Mdrs onseIsbt. Sic :.Neuorgant'
Iirune oes @ountp=&omites lwiro oonn
am IL. Ildrs, Ruamittass I'm 2 utr,
D or Ii9 eeben. go bieie 0eriammluns
-itattiinoen iOa, 1T nod ni9t feit te.
55lofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13

= GroBs auswabl BON Snsrain,
SrlheI uno Sag" Seppi6en, Spiben=
Gardiner, 2inOleums, Oru9sets, Mat-
ten &c. su oea nieorisften 9reiien. &as=
Carpets ouf SeiteIIuns ansefertist. Trau
@ m. Strad, 326 Yir9inia ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Mulifaliides.

0err 6rso Stod, lfs-Oiri9snt bss
3 beooor Sbomas Or9eIters, belt se-
tern a6eno in Der Aula Der Sbortrio9e
-0o5I5ule Die ;ueite 9rObe Ses Muft-
}eft-gbors ab. CT fpar nit oem Uer-
lauf iebr 8ufrieoen. Ser @bor isst li9
aus 400 sei9ulten Sdnserinnen uno
Sdngern suIammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13

81. %. Telofamp, 9SboIeiale-
Gambler in g8ein, @histies unb
9iquoren, bsfinost ii9 iest in ieiaem
neuen 9otale, go. 450 OFT @uibinston
StraBe. Heues Seiepbon 3503.
"- Ser seitern 10 plOBli5 aus
benz 9eben seidieOene Grunoeisen-
tbums. .Watler Alsernon g. Yuitsrion
bat elm Uerm5sen pom 500 900 binter-
laiIsn. Sasielbe fGllt leInen bsioer
in Rem YOrt wobnenoen 8eI4piiteru
Su.
Sismnrh GaJe. Sn. u. ausIan'
oiiae giere on 3opf. Smporiirte io'
ME biefise 9sIi.atsilen tets an 9ano
8. ). Arens. 25 .. YelrI Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Nene SiattermfGac.

Ser farbise &eaner @m. 8. SadIon,
pobnbaft go. 626 Douglas Str. uno
Der Garbise Sobn Gbeatbam, BON .Ho.
1916 9arlan Str., puroen Dem 8e-
iunobeiisamt alS Ylatterntrante se-
meloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Seime SesmaSisuns fur GgsStaSt'
ratb Spbm Sis9inS.

G;ouosrneur Surbin bat beute auF
lSas gcitimmteite ertIdrt, oaB er gr'
<Stootratb Sigsins in oieiem Wonat
nod nidt besnaoisen wiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Trau Crr's Slid i'm linsliif.

ssrau Orr, wobnbait I'M Yla3a 9otel,
-iuuroe seftezn abeno on Der aSoibtn9son
Str., uabe DER Werioian Str., BON
elmer sIeftril5en Gar umserannt. Sic
fam inter Der S9ubuorri5tung Su
Iieoeu. erlitt aber :punosr6arer 9Beile
feine rsnnensmertbsn Werlesur9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
Nobl mir elm 0erii9t.
Die Strakembabus0 s0eieai@aft bes
abfiHtigt ibrc 8abulinie bis
mad @reentupuo ausSm.
oebnen.

SIN Court 9ouie bate nd beuse bas
@eriidt perbreitet. oaB Die Strasen-
babn-@ @eieni9aft beobl4tis:, ibr 8abn.
ipitem big nod @reennooo uno Mar--
tinsuiae aus5uoebnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13
N'eue 8 deioun9sttase.

3er y1ureco", III u. Yenn.
iplpania Str. Ginbeimiiae u. ausmdr-
tise Biere, Beine u. 2itore, iowie 81.
sorren. Seiner 2un9 ben eanSsn 9as.
Wm. Rnosbel, Gi9entbumer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13

Snoianapplis Sieoerfrans.
Semfe 9lbemo 9la1feicr ses
Wasfenbalies, su iuel6er iammt:
lihe 0sitslieoer freaHoiirbft eiusc>
laSen iino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13

.1be Selmont", Birtbi9aft
uno Gillcro- Ynrlors. 1901 WtaoiioI
ape., Sec. Spade, eisentbimer. Bette
@etrdnte uHb eiaarreu, feiner Gun = /.
Neues Gel. 1886.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13

-gsts matte @c6insts 81 G3. Nur
uenise Sage. Ssunetis. 36 6. @aib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-13

. &ardt GborIss Maior Sc gisorrsn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-20
NEARLY EIGHTEEN
MILLION PUPILS
Figures cuIIed From the Report of the
Commission OF Education Cover
ing the Last Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON d. c., Oct. 19.-The
annual report of the commissioner of
education shows that the grand total
of pupils in schools, elementary, sec
ondary and higher, both public and
private, in the United States for the
year ended June 80, 1901, was 1929
230, an increase of 2T8, $50 over the
previous year. Of this number, the
enrolment of pupils in institutions
supported by general and local taxes
furnished by states and municipalities
was Is, 1874, as against Is, 443,462 the
previous u year. Besides these there
were certain special institutions, like
city evening schools, business schools,
schools for Indians, reform schools,
schools connected with asylums,
schools for cookery and other special
trades and vocations, all enrolled near
~ 100000 pupils. Adding the enroll
,ment in these special schools to that
for general education, the aggregate
is something more than 17,750,000.
The value of property used for pub
lie school purposes has arisen to $685.,
963,OS9 from $130,3S0,008 in 1870, and
the expenditures for the common
schools {including elementary and
secondary schools, but excluding all
institutions for higher education)
amounted to $226,043, 236, having arisen
to this sum from $63,396,666 in 1870.
In 1870 the expenditure for schools per
capital of the population was $1.64;
the past year it was 1898 per capita,
the highest that it has ever been. 1t
was an increase of 10 cents to each
man, woman and child over the year
previous. The average attendance of
each pupil for the entire number en-
rolled was ninety nine days for the
year, an increase of tWenty-four days
over the previous year. ali
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-20

in this line should be more easily accom-
plished.
When he could not aid his team in any
other way he would call an 'off-side play.
Now Mr. F'inlayson, who is known as a
very fair official, could see none of these,
and he would If they had existed, for that
was his special duty
Kennedy also said I came on the field
every time one of our players was in
jured. Now as the official representative
of our team the rules give me this priv
men to lay out Rader-the man that said
that he heard me do these things told a
deliberate lie, as is also the case when he
said he heard me use profane language,
and If he were responsible, and it were
possible, l would make him try to prove
LAS to the goal that they claimed was
made from drop kick-that was the
several good players, and at least a score
of spectators, who are very familiar with
the rule on this point, and they say as
1 do that it was nothing more than a
Il did not think that Mr.. RAIDER, who
claims to be a minister of the gospel,
could let a thing like that pass without
Another is that our men would not
wait for the referees whistle to let them
play after the ball was down. There is no
ball is called down. Our team has been
coached to play fast ball and if they
waited every time until the referee blew
his whistle, which he always did after the
Hamline team was lined up, we would
gain nothing by our speed. Is it wonder
that he made our men carry the ball
back time, after time when they had fair
ly made the distance that should go out
onto the field and make a protest?
Our men were playing too fast for
them and when the referee saw that Ham
line with his aid could not stop them he,
the referee and not Capt. RAIDER, ordered
the team from the field and the game was
forfeited to North Dakota.
"'rhere is no rule whatever that allows
the referee to order a team Off the field
and then give them the game
"rhey also tell another lie when they
say our water boy would not give them
a drink. AS matter of fact he gave
water to them before giving it to our own
players.
s'Another point-Kennedy has no right
whatever to say why Hamline left the
field, as he was in our bus with sprained
ankle and could not possibly see the
play.
1.-THE only real reason Hamline had for
quitting was that they saw certain defeat
and were attacked by a severe case of
cold feet. H. G. LOOMS,
Coach IT. N D.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-20
TAKES A FALL OUT
OF BISHOP POTTER
Lady Somerset chides Him for Saying
He Doesn't Blame Poor People
for Getting Drunk.

PORTLAND. Me, Oct. 10. - In an
address here tonight Lady Somerset
arraigned Bishop Potter for published
words, part of which she read from a
newspaper, that the poor people and
laboring men live such contracted and
monotonous lives that he does not
much blame them for occasionally get
ting drunk just to even things up.
This was greeted with a storm of
Kisses.
She said that it. must first be as
sumed that Bishop Potter was COR
rectly quoted. which she herself
doubted. If he really said the words,
or even words that We're of the same
general purport, it was a strange per-
version of the Christian ministry, she
said. A clergyman should not rail at
those who are striving, to uplift the
downtrodden and who might go to the
multi millionaires of New York and
ask them to giVe@e their millions to-
ward the establishment of something
that would go toward ameliorating this
hum-dru condition of monotony.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-20
RUSSIANS FAVOR
RADICAL REFORMS
Public Opinion in the Cars Domains
No Longer a Negligible
Quantity.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 19.-Vari-
Gus local committees of the grand az
ricultural inquest continue to express
themselves strongly in favor of radical
reforms. Before one committee in the
Nizhegorodskya government GrklVain
offered four propositions, as follows:
"The main hindrance to prosperity
is the backward state of the popula-
ton. Consequently the need Of uni
versal education which the zemstvo
cannot provide owing to the law mar
rowly limiting the increase of zemstvo
taxation.
"A second hindrance is the unsatis-
factory legal status Of the peasants.
"a third is the economic and polft-
ical policies of the government, the
former being based too exclusively on
indirect taxes"
The well being of the peasants Is
dependent mainly upon the efforts of
the zemstvo. To bring the ZemstyO
into direct contact with the peasants
there is an imperative demand for q
smaller zemstvo unit.
The demand for the smaller zemstVo
unit under the existing organization
has been INCREASINGLY presented and
urged for forty years whenever an OPP
portunity has been presented.
The committee accepted the first
proposition without debate and defer
red consideration Of the others. These
demands and suggestions, reported
from all parts Of European Russla
may be accepted as expressing the
wishes of all progressive elements In
Russia.
The proposals of these committees
are taken to indicate that i'll Russia
public opinion is no longer quite as
negligible a quantity as it was form
erly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-20
ATTACK THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AND DEFEND THE FRIARS
New York German Catholics Adopt
Emphatic Resolutions.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Over 400
German Catholics, representing fifty
German Catholic organizations in the
German Catholic Staatsverband of the
state of New York met in the Church
of Our Lady of Sorrows today and in
dorsed resolutions of protest against
the public schools of the United States
and the exclusion of the friars from
the Philippines.
The resolutions, which had been
adopted by the national convention of
the Central Verein OF the United
States at Evansville, Ind, last month,
declared that all the religion, morality
and civilization in the Philippines. to-
day was due to the friars that they
made a nation of barbarians Chris
tians; that they raised the nation from
polygamy to monogamy, and raised de-
graded women to the level of man by
instituting the sacrament of. matFi-
mony, and that to interfere with the
schools conducted by the friars would
be to jeepardize seriously the faith OF
the natives. -,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-20
SHOOT AT OFFICERS
THROUGH IGNORANCE
Arkansas Family Arrested and Mob
Is on the Way to Lynch
Them.

VICKSBURG, Miss, Oct. ia
sheriffs posse, reinforced by a Calling
gun squad, late this afternoon effected
the capture of w G,YIIuH, his son, r.
G. Hull, and his daughter, Mrs.
Vaughan, of Arkansas.
They were aboard the shanty boat
Hazel, also said to be a whisky boat,
from which shots were fired on Sher-
if Frank Strong and his posse, of
Chicot county, Arkansas, yesterday,
resulting in the wounding Of the sher-
if and three of his men. When the
boat with the officers arrived at the
point where the Hazel was anchored
on the Yazoo river they were notified
by a woman that if they were Missis-
sippi officers the men in hiding would
| surrender to them on hearing three
blasts of the whistle. The signal was
given by the officers boat and the two
Hulls put off from shore in a skiff.
The elder Hull made a statement
that he had no idea that he was fir
ing on officers of the law yesterday.
He says squad OF men, both white
and black, appeared on shore and OPEN
ed a fusilade without warning. His
son was wounded in the arm, and, be-
lieving his family to be in jeopardy,
he secured his rifle and returned the
fire. q
The men were bronghttto Vicksburg
and Immediately sent to Jackson for
safety. Reports assert that a mob Is
on the way from Arkansas to lynch
them.