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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
Children Hurt in a Collision.

Sen Antonio, Texas. February 27.--A col.
nsion hetN cen 4 trolley car and IN army
ambulance occurred On Avenue c this aftcT
noon, the ambulance beirg wrecked ami ali
the occupants. four young girls and the
driver. being more on less injured The
most seriously injured i j. VI. Vaughn
Seventeenth feld battery, VINO was driving
the AMI ulauce. his injuries Doing spinal
7 he children who are painfully injured arc
Mason: Margaret daughter Of Captain R.
T.. l.. Michel; kathryn Mills. granddaughter
of j, G. G. Lee, aud Dorothy NILS, DER sis
ter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
An Offer for the Identification Of .
SiSak Spot.

Beanmont, Texas February 27.-MaTtin
Wless has made an offer TO furnish flowers
and shrubbery and sod for the beautihca.
tiou OF the old postofhce triangle provided
that the city or citizens win furnish the
labor necessary for the plan Ing and main
tcnance of the garden. He also agrees "a
pay his share Of the cost OF fence II one
Of the proposed park from roaming cattle
IL Is his intention 70 nut the matter for
mally before the city council at an early
Gate
About tfty telephones were burned out
last night by the crossing Of telephone
wire 10y an electric light wire.
Thieves stole "A quantity OF watches
razors. knives and ieweiry from the store
Of b. Williams on the Crockett street side
OF the Beaumont house. The value OF the
property stolen was valued al SEQ, and in
dications are that the burglars gained en-.
trance by means Of a key.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
NO MORE SPARKS.

The Oil Burners Do Away with a Lot OF
Trouble on This Account
The switch engines In the yards Of the
International and Great Northern are now
using oil for fuel and as they race mp and
down the tracks they prove an Interesting
attaction- There need he no fear in III.
ture from property owners and cotton men
OF their property being lgnited nv sparks
from locomotives" said General Yard Mas.
ter Casey yesterday. There goes rs and
here comes "a and Won don't see any sparks
or great clouds Of smoke pouring from The
stack as they pull their heavy loads M and
down, This oil business Ia q great thing -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
The Oklahoma Southwestern,

Quanah. Texas, February 27,--The rail-.
road committee OF the Oklahoma South
western is removing buildings from the
terminal grounds in the southern part Of
town. The road Is permanently Iocatel
through town and work Is progressing rap
hullt from the main roud about -four miles
cast Of town to the Acme cement works.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen from B. j. Swenson, Sugar Land.
Texas, light bay mare years old, l3ls
hands high, branded on the left hip. This
mare Is supposed 10 be stolen rs q very
heavyset, bowegged, nearly black negro.
about 30 years old; wore old working
clothes when he left Ten dollars reward
for the recovery Of the mare and $40 for
arrest and conviction Of thief r. An.
dsrson, Sheriff,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
Houston, Texas.
Notice OF Registration

Office OF Registrar of City OF Houston,
Preston street side Of old market.
The office OF the registrar for the registra-
tion of the legally qualified voters Of Hous-
7th day of April, 1902, will be open, ac-
cordiug to law, Tuesday, March 4, at a.
m, ana IL Will continue to be open for the
registration of the legally qualified voters
Guided. fIom S o'clock 4. m. till 8 o'clock
p. On. OF each day, and no longer
10 he entitled 70 register, every male per-
son must be q years of age by the day OF
ne election N he held, must he n citizen of
the united states, and must have resided
~ the state one year next preceding the
electlon, anl the last six months IN the city
OF Houston; He must furnish the regis
ll1r WIN ms name, color, nationality the
number OF the ward, the name of the street
on which he lives, and the number Of the
house IN which he resides
voters must register In person, and not
pS letter Or proxy Idiots, lunaties
sons convlcted Of felony MOI restored 10
me right Of suffrage by the governor. and
an soldiers, mariners and seamen ~ the
| army or navy Of the United States are not
f lion lG tTels'eT No previous regstra
eleGuop Tor which this registration is held.
uuusI tle law, all persons APPLYING to vote
IN me CITY OF Houston must lie registered
s u,Sti avg nave the registrars certificate Is
sueu peIore they can vote and every male
person Of foreign birth. subject 10 none ~
! me uis9ualhcations aforesaid who, al any
Llme hetore IN election shall have dncIersd
us 9IS .ln1teJntlon to become a citizen OF the
Cnileu states, In accordance with the Fed
| era! naturalization laws, and shall have 70.
SIleu IN this State one year next preced.
ils such election, and the last ak months
IN me county In which he offers TO vote.
'Ha'' a''o Oe deemed qualified voter.
Registrar OF civ ~ Tnnstn,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28

appointment as chief division rate clerk and
chief rate clerk OF the Houston aud Texas
Central win carry with It more work and,
as to be expected. an Increase In sala y.
Tho appointment Of Mr. Wilkinson as chief
rate clerk Of the Houston and Texas Cen.
ti3i viii. IL Is learned In no wise affect
the position Of MIR. Thomas II. Lawrence,
who holds that office on the Central. II
simply means that Mr. Lawrence will re-
port 70 Mr. Wilkerson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
Texas Midland teams

Terrell Texas, February 2G,-J. L. Lcith,
who has been for several years general
freight and passenger agent OF the Texas
Midland railroad, will represent the Mid.
land as general agent at st. Louis q. III.
X Green is about ready TO make some tests
IN regard 10 wireless telegraphy In THIS
city, He has some ideas OF his own that
are not given 10 the public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
coIumbla Nan eet the cane s.n.

Columbia. Texas February 27--It is cur.
rently reported that the Cane Belt people
are now looking after right OF way from
Bay City over the old grade 20 Columbia.
company In right OF way and other priyi.
leges needed.
Hon. Jonathan Lane was in the CITY last
week and 1t Is thought some one viii be ia
me ncld soon gettlng right OF May etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
CURED CoNsuMpTIoN

Mrs. b. w. Evans, Clearwater, Kan.
writes: "My husband lay sick for three
months; the doctors stated he bad QUICK
consumption. We procured bottle OF RAJ.
lard's Harehound Syrup and II cured him.
That was six years ago, aud since then we
always kept q bottle in the house. We
can not do without II. For coughs and
colds, Il has no equal" 25c. 50c aud 81 90
bottle at A. r. kieSllng'g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
EFFECTIVE ON MONDAY.
reieht Rates in Class 9 and the Fourth
Class

FFcIpHF Natcs N OIaoe 3 and the Fourth
Class,
Effective Monday March 9, fourth.class
RATES on freight from New YORK will he
advanced > cents per 100 pounds The
fourth-class rates include iron articles less
than carloads and the general run NJ treigat
such as groceries. etc, An advance of .
cents per 100 pounds on class r freight IL
also effective the same date These rates
are promulgated in accordance with the re-
cent agreement entered into between Az
ScutnweS ern freight lines anu published
some time ago in The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
WEAK AND LOW-SPlRlTEp.
A Correspondent Thus Describes His
Experience

II can strongly recommend Herblne ss a
medicine of remarkable efficacy Tor indi-
gestion loss OF appetite. sour taste In the
mouth, palpitaton, headache. drOwSinesS
after meals With distressing mental depres-
sion and low spirits Hcrhine must he a
unique preparation FOR eases such as mime
for few doses entirely removed my com.
plant wonder at people going on suffer
ing or spending their money on worthless
things, when Herbino Is procurable, and
so cheap" zoe bottle az a. 70. Kies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
W., NJ. W, and N. W Material Stacked.

Mineral Wells Texas February 25.-The
situation In the extension Of the railroad
here remains unchanged Colonel L. NJ.
Fouts. president OF the Weatherford. MIN
eral Wells and Northv eStcru. Is still In
New York and whether he intends to re-
turn soon is question. No one here can
answer
Mr.. Book superintendent OF he road, re.
turned yesterday from an Easteln trip.
but hardly had time ia reach New York.
A lot Of new material, consisting OF about
twenty-five carloads of G5.pouud steel rails
and about G0.OO0 ties, have been unloadcd
here and remain stacked In the yards.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
PRAIRIE FIRE IN HALE COUNTY,
Il Did Great Damage to Cattle and the
Rance

RANCE.
Plainview. Texas, February 27.-Yester-
day afternoon prairie fire broke out to
the northwest of the town. a hard wins
blowing from the west, The IRE pas
three miles north Of town and burned =
strip from one to i've miles and from fc-.
ty to fifty miles long. No lives were lost
nor residences burned nut thousands Of dol
lars worth of cattle, barns and feed stuff
were destroyed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
colEY CLEVELAND CASE.
Defendant Admitted to Bond in Fifteer
Thousand Dollars


Thousand Dollars.
San Antonio. Texas. February 2T.--In the
district court today the case Of the State
VS.. coley Cleveland charged with the muir.
der Of Gus ogburn. IN Brazorla county,
was called up fer trial or change Of venue
and the defendant was released on bond In
the sum OF $4,000 with Charles Helm.
Frank c. Colby, +. r. Cleveland and W
H. Perkins as bondsmen. The ease was
then transferred from the Fftv-seveuth 10
the Thirty seventh district court, an error
having been made IN transferring II fcom
BrazoIia 20 the former court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
A Cannerv for Garrison.

Garrison. Texas. February 27.-At a mass
meeting Of citizcns canning company with
a capital stock Of $1,000 ,vns organized. The
machinery has been contracted for and IL
Is 20 be IN running order nv May l. The
acreage In tOma oeS will he about $50 acres
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
PNEU MONA
Unless Promptly Treated viii Result "a
tsIly--lt Can Be Cured by
Duffy's Malt vghiskey.

Pneumonia is a treacherous disease and
oftrn pnfues the skill of physicians; pneu'
monla symptoms are prolonged chill. heaI'
Gche. accompanied by nausea am voInlt'n ..e
In'ess proriptlv checked. pneumonia re-
suits fatally. Before the symptoms. develop
DufTy's Malt Whisky should be taken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
n the Baby Is CUTTING reeth

be sure aud use that old and well tried
for children teething II soothes the child
softsns the gums, ailays all paip, csres
ytnd. collie and u the best remedy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
No Green Buns Found

sherman, Texas. February 27-State En-.
tomologiSt Mally today said; ~ have not
fond nnv green bugs; think tue grain
crops will he free from that pest this sea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
NO FUSEL OIL.

FREE-Two game counters FOR whist.
euchre, etc, send 4 cents in stamps to
cover postage.
CAUTION: Duhy's Pure Matt WhlSkev
Is sold in sealed bottles only. II offered
genuine. II Is the only w1iskey recog-
nized nv the government as a medicine
All druggists and Grocers, or direct, 81 a
hottie. Medical booklet sent free, Duffy
Matt Whiskey Co., Rochester, y. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
Observation-Disclosures
A PET OF SOCIETY.
Hoep OF Texas Given Another Din
ner Party in London.

WUT 7 dIIJ W LOFIuVT'
New York. February 27.-Former
Governor Hogg Of Texas was enter.
tsiued Wednesday evening at dn-
ner given by Mrs Henry Haig OF
Cadogan square, says London dis
patch to the Journal and American.
Those present included Mrs. ogilYie
Hsig. the Countess Craven, Sir
Francis Knollys, Sir Nigel Kings
cote, comptroller Of the kirg s
household; the Marquis of North
ampton, Miss MurleI Wilson. Lady
Evelyn Cecil. the Countess Of Cullo-
den and Sir Edward Hamilton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
ARE YOU RESTLESS AT MIGHT

And harassed by bad coughg Use Bal
lards Horehound Syrup. II Will secure you
teal cure. 2bc, SOC and 81 90 bottls at A.
Y. Kiesliug's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
Mallu to leoture at GreenvilIe

GreenyIlle, Texas, February 27-sr. F.
". Maily Of the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college at Bryan has consented TO visit
Greenville next Monday and deliver an al
dress az the court house at 1890 a, m.
The Katy railroad, through n. L. Pelier, In.
dnstriai agent, assisted by ]. w. Chatham.
started the movement 10 have Prot M8lly
yisft Greenyille and address the farmers OF
aiunt county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
SCHEDULE.

) SCHEDULE.
AN0TT- :, m
Central DEPOT
IAN Arrive No s..S.2srn
~. aniv. No. :. !. 6diSS = .
Greet. q n. o. "a. n
jrsnd Central Depot
I25am Arrive No. $1,000 p ~
80 an ArrivsNo sf6.sor y
O., a. a .. a. sy.
n, Grand Central Depot
10 y...1o.0s an Arrive No $500 n
Ne s....ii.is p. N Arivs.NO.fo4.oo a =
O., n. q N. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Re s , iGeeS > t IN ': S Ss 1883 30
Lssvs Ne. 81. 500 a N Arrive No s.. 7 90 pm
Nos and Sundays Only
n. u. It. a n. "A. "A.
Grand Central Depot
tssvs Ne ss-.iois . Arrive No rss. $3.50
O.. a. a A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
lssvs Ma s..-.o.55 Arlvs No Gas Pm
O.. G. q 5. p: n. "a.
orsnd Central Depot
k<svs :. 49,. .7.oOa No Anivs. e.55an
tssvs.........5.IS ,. N Arrive. go Pm
Galveston Trains
Leave ........z 90 a NJ. Arrive. ....... s.9opn
Istvs.........7-45 N hrrive........7.90 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
leave .....-.B.S5 IN Arrive. 1870 a. u
LshvS....... .1.S0 ,. N Arrive. $40 .. q
An these trains leave the Santa F. Congress
Ava pspo, minutes later than the abovA
III. Il. n w. IT. n "a.
Fifth Ward Depot
Leave 700 am. Express Train Arrive 10. 90 pm
Grana Genital Depot
LsEve sos y. n.e................Ar Arrive o,o2 a m
M. X. q t. n. II.
NJ. K. & 7. Depot Fifth Ward
ktave 50 a N. ..........'-... Arrive 9. 80 a q
Leave 2. Us ., .........- .... Arrive 8 so n
For Galveston Trains see G, H. H.
I. e G. n. II. r.
Dspo, foot Of co6etes, Avenue
cav. s.S5 p @''-'-...........' h[Tys $50 am
leave B .Ou g. m..----.-.... zee. Arrive $50 .. 70
Columbia and Vssseo Trains.
Daily Except sunday
ltsvs 900 am SUNDAY onlyJ Arrive AS "a
G. Fl. II. n n.
Iesve...L q G. N. Depot. 6.ooa n
Leave. 80. NJ, X. & T. Depot .....,....o4ss n
LesVe....L g. g. n. Bepot ..............o.5S a. N
Lssvs. Grand C,eniIal DePot......-...4.4s NJ
Leave. ...L g. g. N Depot .....,.....,..4.sS 0, 10
leave Grand Central Depot .......... 6. 90 p N
aLAave..l & G. y. DenJt...............9 .iO p m
undays only.
hisnEhi special arrives 40 N suneayA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
0emerbsfammer.

Der Serwaltunesratb Der 8eperbe=
TANNER bielt am Montas Nbeno feline
reselmdBise monatlide Sigung ab.
Ser 6inansIecretdr beri6tet, baB Die
@innabmen i'm MOnate Sum- lia aui
SO. .O39. Is, Die @usaaben auf s748.74
belisfsn Der @ailenbetano am /.
Suli mar SO, 561.34 i'm Sterbeeel=
oer=6Onb beiinhen ii6 81 1,074.94.
Die @usi9reibung bon @nebments
anlGBlid oes gblebens bon 9lliree 9.
@ates, gforman 9. Bpram uno Senrr
6ranf tpuroe aneeorbnet e. 8. Me=
@lellano murbe als neues Mitelief
aufeenommen. gs puroe bei6loiien.
Die IebengeieBe 10 ab3udnoern, baf
SpeSial=Mitslieber aufsenommen uer-
ben fOnnen, tpel9e bon ben Serpfli9.
tunesn ipel6e bic Yerii6erunss=Se.
itimmungen in ben Statuten aufer:
leeen, befreit iino. 9iatiirli9 9enieBer
lie aud ni9t Die 9ortbeils oerielben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
6 r=S taat s=S efretdr Onen's
Seir

9osans sport. gr- staats=
Setretdr %. 3. Omen bat iid am 4.
Suli in aaer Stiae nit SRI. Or.
slimee Sastinion, mslde bier friiber
eine arStli9e Yraris ausiibte, in Soli=
bar, ga. trauen Iansn. Sas jiaee
gbepaar miro ieinen @obniib bier
aufi4lasen.
Omen bate feline 9raut in Ser
Staot MericO, moielbit lie practicirts,
fennen 9elernt. @r bate iia bort i'm
Snterene Der yllbero plantation So"
auf9ebalten unb erfranfte zines Saess.
Sic leiitete ibm dr5tlide Siilfe rno I'M
Saufe Der @o9en, pdbrsnb pel6sn lie
ibn bebanoelte, entIpann fid stuiibsn
Dem meibli6en 9lrst uno Dem patien=
ten Elm 2iebesberbdltniB, pcIdss
i6lieBli6 sur @ereinisuns Der Seioen
fiibrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Ysrional Toti;en.

Serr @uitab 6. 3 3 I'm an n
tpurbe am Naontas 9lbeno BON Der
SiBe iibermdlti9t. Inter gutter drst-
li3en Yflese bate er ii9 beute idon
ipisber einigermaBen erbolt, op9 tpirb
er nod einise Sage Der Gube pflesen
miihen.
Serr 8ottfrieo We o n :
nineer, nebit 5iueien ieiner S6d=
ter beseb'n ii9 beute in Die SOmmsr=
frii6e nad Dem liebli9en SnSiana=
Sommeraufentbalt Marintufes.
Sie pielen 6reunoe oes Serrn
Sreb. SrDmmer, 0es betanntcn
Malsrmeil.srs bon go. 1920 8. @aibr
inston Str, psroen iid freuen su Der.
nebmen, bas Oerielbe iid auf Dem
We9e Der Seiierun9 befinoet. 9lm
MOntas pOr 8 Sasen mar berielbe,
seraoe als er an oem Sutpelier9eI9dfte
bes Serrn Mnbp Sebler, go. 20 Siio
Selaipare Str., borbeiging, bon einem
SiBidlase getrOffsn iuOroen. Sm
Sauie bes 9errn Oebler mar er oann
tagsiiber auf's geite espflest iuoroen,
bis er albenbs in feline @Obnuns se-
braht peroen fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
/ Srau Watbilbe Sdnma /
Cine ipeitere belltife 9ipnierin aus bem 2es
ben eei9iebsn.

9Gieoer bat Der unerbittli9e Sob
cine hrabe oeuti6e pionierin in jene
Ssfiloe abgefiibrt, aus pel9en teine
@ieoertebr lit.
6rau Matbilbe g 9null,
Die pafere Satin bss Serrn Senrp
S9nua ilt beute Mprgen in ibrer
@O6nung an Der Central Nbe. go.
1906 nab llneersm 2eiben elmer 8e=
hirn=gntSiinouns erlesen.
Die 8erbli6ene erblifte i'm Sabre
1886 in SancOd @Ountp ais SO6ter
bon Sacob S6ramm, einem Der dlte=
fen oeuti6sn glnlieoler bes @ountDs,
sas 9idt Der gSelt. Sm Sabre 1857
bermd6lte iie Ii6 unb lie fol9te i6rem
@atten na9 Snbianapolis, mel9es oa=
mails nod ni6t Oiel srOBer als elm SOrf
mar. Sic bat isitoem beiidnbig bier
eemo6nt uno in oieIer ibrer stpeiten
Seimath i'm Sreiie i6rer 6amilie piele
eliifli6e Sabre nerlebt.
Sn 6Olge Der Dislen bortreffli6en
SerSenseigeni6aften, tpel6e Die Ser=
blidene ausSei6neten, bate Iie ltG
einen erOBsn Sreis pOn 6reunben er=
tporben, pel6e iie nit inni9item ge=
oausrn aus i6rer Witte f9eiben Ieben.
Sic binterldbt auber Dem pOW
S9merS tiefgebeugten @atten NOD biet
9inoer, benen Die 0erbli6ene ftets eine
IisbsOOae quite Wtutter mar. Sieielben
fino: Gultab @9nul, ioipie 6rau
Clemens 8Onnesut, Grau Sernbari
Sonneeut uno Srau s. George Wtiil=
Ter. Sie Greunoe Der 9ahinsei9ie'
oenen, tuelae nod einen leBten Bid
auf Die 3iiae berielben tperfen tpollen,
fino sebsten li9 morsen Na6mittac
bon 4 big 6 l1br i'm Srauerhauie elm
5uTinoen.
Sas 2eidenbegdn9niB finbet an
SOnneritag giadmittas fatt. Sass
ielbe iit pripat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
g d 10 c # { T m orb.
SOerner Sose giu. 1, S.o.&.Y.

Sn Der seitrisen gerIammluns Der
&Oerner 2oee SO. 1. s. 8. 6. g.,
wurosn bonn 9iitriet=Seputp=groB
GOmmanoeur Charles 9Ofabl Die fol=
genben ileuen Seamten in ibre reip.
Nemter einsefiibrt:
gr=GOmmaaoeur-NueuIt 3eaula.
@Ommanoeur-8al. Soffmann.
Sice=Gommanbeur Sirens.
prdlat-@onrab &oempte.
prOt. unb @orreip. S6reiber =
8uitap Dpngus.
Ginans=Sdreiber u. Soffmam.
Sdasmeiifer- -Sobn 8rsin.
@afenmeiiier -9lueuif geermann.
Snnere Wa9e-Sobn 9offmart.
9leubere @a9e-@eors S9auer.
5rufees-SObn Wsilader, Suac
&linsffein, Charles Sruemper.
slus ben geri9tsn Der Ginans=ge.
amten 1T gu erieben, bab Die 9ose, Die
100 Mitslieoer sdblt, CUR 3eit iiber
$4,000 berfiist. tuel9es 8elo meiifens
auf erite 9ppOtbet ansslest lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Snoianapolis Wammer9or.
@OrSsn finOst bas sOn,mernudtsfeit itatt.

9as srOBe Sommsrnadtsfsft bss
.,WGnner6Or" finbet morsen ben 9.
Suli i'm 9sutidsn parte tatt unb bic
9etrOfenen 8orbereituneer iteaen jebt
ihOn einen sldnaenben 8srlauf in
ii6ere @usfiht.
@ie i'm lebten Sabre pirb Der pari
aud oiesmal pieber i'm glan3OoQen
9i6,te elmer 0enetianii6en Na6t err
itrablen uno auBer oieier prd9tisen
illumination barren Der 8dife nod
man9e anoere Semitic. GOn3ert= uni
Sansmuiit liefert cine quite Wtilitdr=
Sapele; ferner miro Der Mdnner6or
biee 9lntpeisnben burh cine 9lnsabl
8ortrase erheitern.
9llle Neutrality-suspicious. balten an
9ioroeinganse oss parts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Yrominente giirser tefiiriportem
ole Mbbaltnns oes Snnbess
Smrnieites In Smoia=
mapolis.

gDie ans Dem 8eri9t iiber Die in
Davenport sur 3eit itattiinoenbe Sag
iaBung oes q. q. Surner=Sunbes er=
ii6tli6, 1T ben Selegaten bon Snoia=
napolis bas @nerbieten 9ema6t tuoroen,
oas Sunossturnfeit, pel9es i'm Sabre
1905 absehalten miro, in ibrer Stabi
absubalten. I'm gu perbiiten, oaB Die
Serren oas 9lnerbieten ablebnen, tuurbe
fsute gormittas an iie folgsiloe Sepe=
f6e 9eianot, oeren Snbalt fiir lid
ielbft fpri9t:
Serman 2ieber, uno SnbianapOlis=
Sertreter bes toro=9lmeritanii9eu
Surnerbunoss
Sapenport, Soma.
yg2sbmt bas Surnfeit fir 1905. @ii
perbsn alss aufbieten es sum i66nter
Der big jebt abeebaltenen Sunoesfeitt
su MAIDEN.
Gut Seil,
9llbre4t aipp,
6riB 6ranfe,
SOiepb Seller,
9lrmit Sobn,
Sarrp 8. S6ubium,
2Ouis Nturr,
9us. M. &u6n,
grnIt Gnobel."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Samen Serein Ses Manner9or.

Sie Suli=Settion bes Wdnner9pr=
9amen=gereins peranifaltet am ndd=
fen 6reitas 9in9mittas, IL. Suli,
cine gu6re=Yartie, fir ipslds bibi9e
Sreiie pOrgeieben iino. Die @rranse=
ments liegen in ben Sdnoen BON 6rln.
@liee Mueler, Der fOlsenbe Oamen 3ur
Settle iteben: Srau Senrp 3unae,
Irau Sig. 4rmitrona, Grau &obiniOn
Gaie, 6rau Marie DiOnninser, 6rau
Irans Sinningsr, 5rln. anna 9inbe=
man.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Die Gas=0eielli@aft fanft meme
Oasqnellen.

SObn 81. peariOn bon Der Snbiana=
polls 8as-8eielli9aft bat pOr einisen
Sasen in 6airmount umfanereibt
9dnoereien, auf pel9en Ti9 perihpolt
8as=Nueaen befinoen, fir $4,000
ausefauft. S9On ieit Sabren ioa BIZ
8efsllidaft bas Worfaufsre6t auf Die
len eanoeompler sebubt baben. 9i'
Gns=Quantitdten .pel9e bieien Aueller
entitrOmen, iOllen isoO4 ausI9lisblid
3ur @eriOrsuns bon Chicago beltimm
iein.