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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
INDIANAPOLIS a GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY.

PASSENGER CARS.-Leave Georgia ana Me-
ridian streets First at a and hourly
thereafter until 10 ?. m. Last car leaves az
FREIGHT CARS--ArTives Georgia ana
Meridian streets at a. and leaves az . a. m.
Also arrived al ? 80 and leaves at 3:30 p. m
COMBINATION. PASSENGER AND EX-
PRESS CARS.-Leave Georgia and Meridian
streets al a. m. a. m. y noon. p m, 6p
m. p.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO. OF INDIANA
Station-Union Block,
no West MARYLAND Stree

For AlI0sGsOn. Guucle, AAdrlOn. ATWOOD. Az
eXandrIa AM InIsI IneoIate sIaIlOns-Lsags ga
=. ana each hour thereafter unJll s.ls IL.
s.l5 =. anu "a 10 y. IN.
Limited trains for Anderson and Nuncie-
Leave 500 y a m. 200 and 5sOo y.
arriving Anderson IN one hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie In TWO hours II 20 q. M
and 100 D. trains make direct connections
at Anderson with limited trains for Elwood.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
The Assets of the Company are as follows

Cash on hand and i'm the hands OF
agents or other persons ........... S45I2S92
Real estate unincumbered. .......... 124.eOOOo
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest al the rate OF -
per ......-.......... Sd. oe7.oo
Loans bonds and mort gal es OF
real estate. worth double the
amount for which the same is
morIgaged and free from any
prior incumhrance. ................. 204 5000
Debts otherwise secured ............ Li45O6
Debts for premiums. ..-.....-..-....- 102. 324 -
Total assets .........-..............s9 97. 175ll
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and not DUE. sS57IO0
Losses unadjusted ........-........... 4l.lSI00
Losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof ........................ 5.951oo
All other claims against the COM
pany ........................... ao.OSsa
Amount necessary to reinsure out
standing risks ....................... 403. o5S
Total liabilities ..-..-..-.....-..-.-S47S.1 96 IS
The greatest amount in any one risk.
$4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05

n;omond nvas are the simplest dyes made
DiouVuu W A child can use them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
Copy of Statement OF the Coz Iitio1
OF THE
EQUITABLE.
Fire and Marine
Insurance Co.
On the 3lst day of December, 1901

1t is located at No. ! Custom House street.
Providence, r. /.
FRED W. ARNOLD. President.
JAS. z. TILLINGHAST. Secretary.
The amount OF its capital is........... 10000
The amount OF its capital paid up is. 10000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05

/ City Ticket ONCE, No. I East Washington St
Depart. Arrive.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

annsvana Railroad tunnel franchise before Board OF
Aldermen. afternoon ,,,:, So
a,,,al roeetine Of the American Church Nlise4o4-'
cIetv Church Missions House +" p IL "a,
,. Health Protective Association. meeting 70 cr
.,ss ..TercroVrdng Of sreetcars. No ID west f'-''
> third-st-. 3 D n -nc A..
rAc-,,ra bv Professor A. V. Williams Jackson A- 49,
~ Persia = Columbia University. 4;oe p IL -
F-nzconal Missionary meetings Irinity Tim
PANS chanel noon: Church Of Zion ana g.. rs
otbv D m: Grace. ST. Thonas's and St A1iDi "
churches p. -, -.
Fair for the Church Of Archangel St ~
e-i ao- orabn-ded -fourteenthst. 70 1" p H.
racention bv artists in Van Dyok studios Fl1tS
and F,ighth-ave. afternoon and evening
animal meeting Of the Manhasset Bay Yacht CIup no
tel Manhattan. 8 p m
7-lao+on Of officers by England society e'ee'
Ly,,,. County Republican. Committee, evening
American Society OF Mechanical Engineers No i '
Thirry-first-st-. s;Ss p m
v-l, Historical Society meeting, Secono-aNe anu
Fieventt-st-, $40 p
MARYLAND Society reception. Sherry's. p m
1r.+,nr NJ the Hospital Guild, No ses Madison-aVe
$50 p m - 90. x.-.s.
Review Of LIST Battery by IeIerai t'oe' NJ ' 49,
Forty-fourth-st-, 3 p m -
1,+,-e IN Government Work in Porto Rice by DF
Commissioner Education, 1udson memorial
Tan washington Square. > p m
z,ao,ls,s Institute lecture by Professor W b SclI
rrincefon on Proofs of Evolution cooper Oi-']'
p.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
NFM-YORK CITY.

T,,Ie. t5,Iret Of the Paris Figaro Will speak
+efora the Alliance Francaise at the West Side
Tora,cb NJ the Young Mems Christian Association,
in West FIfty-seventh-st, tomorrow afternoon
an The Social Question in Europe
Holm sberhourre Singer. who has been prisoner
IN The Essex Market Court prison since November
= when he was first arraigned on a charge OF
having appropriated s213o Of the funds of the
Mutual Alliance Trust Company. No S25 Grand
ST was discharged by Magistrate Barlow in that
court yesterday.
The animal meeting Of the Son Of the Revolu-
-io, will ne neld at Delmonico's tomorrow night
The following ticket has been presented by the
nominating committee: For president Frederick
Samuel TaImadge; Weep president. Alexander Ram
saw Thompson: secretary, Morris Patterson Ferris;
treasurer. Arthur Melvin Hatch: registrar. Henry
Fohelns Johnston: chaplain. the Rev. DR.. Morgan
Dix: board of mana gers. Samuel Putnam Avery,
Frank jaw Gould Charles Ishan. Bradish John-
son. Robert Olyphant. Frederic A Guild, Edmund
Wetrore Stiles Franklin Stanton, Charles r.
Henderson. Henry Applegate Wilson and Joseph
Tompkins Low.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke gave a demonstration at
Sherry's Yesterday OF a device for making
the tone Of piano. it is asserted, come out clear
and strong The device consists Of board placed
At the top os the piano. so arranged to throw
the sound TO all parts of large room or hall
About three hundred people witnessed the exhibit
zion.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
ORDERS FLYNN RESTORED.
JT-STTCE o'GORMAN DECLARES COMMITS
SIONER HYNES HAD NO RIGHT
TO DISMISS WARDEN.

BY a decision rendered by Justice oGorrnan
il, The supreme Court yesterday. Warden Will
ian, FLYNN must be reinstated as warden OF the
.,itr Prison from which he was removed oy
Correction Commissioner Hynes on June last
FLYNN applied for a writ of peremptory man
damus to compel Commissioner Hynes to re-
store him.
Flvnn was promoted from keeper to WARDEN
s,s- before Mayor Lows administration began
Sometime afterward complaints were mace
against him. and. after an examination ne was
exonerated He then asked TO be relieved as
warden on account Of the arduous duties anu
strain Of the place and again assigned as d
l,ae,,er Commissioner Hynes treated TINS re-
quest as a resignation. although Flynn the udS
after handing it in withdrew it.
Justiee O'Ciorr11an holds this letter was re-
,,,ee- for a transfer which the Commissioner
had NOT the right to make under the civil ser
vice laws and if the language contained IN the
document could be distorted into a reslgna-
ton. il was equally imperative, because 1t hao
been Withdrawn by Flynn before acted on ps
the Commissioner ..+
t7Iz-nn when ne heard Of his reinstatement
ia ,ba+ .it was bout time with eNlphaslS-
a. .S5ed that he would be glad TO go PACK 10
The Tomhs where he had worked LOT Inn i5 eea n
1-aars since he was thrown out he has had ho
occupation . 1y.-,as M 332
A. the, home Of Commissioner Hynes- NO i,oo-
1,.riecet T2rooklyn. il was said last night tnat
he was out and not expected pach unlii
1a-a hor,-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
Ma&M&AuAs(e.
Three ,,.,
DNOhDW n L Cor. Canal St.
Stores. Near Chambers.

and cabin passengers to ] p Kerr & Co
the Bar at 5
Steamer Buenos (Span) IldamiE. Vera Cruz. No.
vember "a and Havana 2S with mdse 3s cabin and 81
steerage passengers TO Ceballos & Co Arrived at
a m.
steamer Pretoria CBr). Mckenzie. Bermuda November
% ~ cabin passengers A Outerbrdge
e. Co Arrived a 5:15 m.
Steamer Colorado. Risk Brunswick November 2s with
r1dsc passengers to c II Mallory & Co.
Steamer Ponce, ---- Jobos November %. FaJardo
"a and San Juan 30 passengers to
New-York Porto Rico Ss Co Arrived the Bar
S a
steamer Comus Kemble New-Orleans November e6
with mdse and passengers to T Van Sickle
Steamer Fl Jacobs. Galveston November witt
undse T Van Sickle.
Steamer City Of Birmingham, Burg. Savannah, with
rndse and passengers the Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles Baltimore. with mdse
to II Foster
at p m.
steamer Richmond. Page Newport News and Norfolk
with ndse Old Dononon SIS Co
Sandy Hook. y ]. Dec /, $50 n1-Wind west, mod
cles>
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
HARTMAN AND BAWLET STILL IN F1GH'

troll OF COLORADO FUEL AND IRON COMPANY
It is learned high authority that the report
that z. II Hartman and Edwin Hawley are TO
withdraw from the contest for control Of the Col
orado Fuel and Iron Company is incorrect II is
known that the Hartman Hawley party are very
well satisfied with the responses they have received
from the request for proxies Whether or not they
are vet able count having majority of the
stock at the adjourned annual meeting. however
cannot be learned; has II been definitely es-
tablished whether Mr. Gould has combined forces
with Chairman Osgood- The latter. while not at
present talking for publicaton. is apparently not
dissatisfied the outlook. Only nve hundred
shares Of Colorado Fuel and Iron were sold yester-
day. and the stock declined points.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE BUILDS
IT WILL HAVE a TEN STORY BUILDING IN THE
TENDERL.OIN.

IT WILL HAVE a TEN STORY BUILDING IN THE
TENDERLOIN.
An eight or ten story building for wholesale
clothing house is likely he erected on the prem
ises occupied by the buildings No. 1l0 TO lis West
Thirty third-st and No. III to 13 West Thirty-
second-st. The plot has a frontage of seventy-1ve
feet in both streets and its east line is a short
distance from the rear wall of the Manhattan
Theatre. a mortgage of 10000 has been placed
on the property. and this is said TO he only one
step in turning the property.
This wholesale clothing house will probably be
the first of its kind in the Tenderloin section and
it is thought that similar houses may follow Its
example It is understood that this house does
large business with local houses and is deslrous
IF being 5 close TO the centre of the retail trade
as possible. 1t will probably retain its present
house downtown the principal freight shipping
stations downtown. These stations are also
near the centre of the Hghterage business OF the
harbor. and IT is cheaper to ship freight by water
than by rail The full details Of this interesting
transaction will probably be made public when the
contracts are all signed and the plans for the
building have been drawn II is said that
PoIcher & Co are the brokers in the deal
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

Fashion leaves much to your fancy
in overcoats this year.
For instance, long coats, medium
lengths-which are pretty long too,
and close fitting paddocks are all per
1nissible over evening clothes
If il be stormy night, belted
tourist ulster is the thing.
Dark grays and blacks for the regu-
lar cuts and paddocks, heavy plaided
cheviots for the tourist coats.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY
.5s Broadway, Warren.
6A2 Broadway We MI orders
and l4o TO las 4fh Ave by mail.
13oo Broadway 82d,
and 81 West 2sd St
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
HONE NEWS.
rno,rrs,,,r ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AIBEMARLE Ward jackson. r, Al i,of OF
6a4f hGra9 Grum IF GRATpTSaPfsn = 6 PsndA a
a sN1S ,Santain . {, Horney. L s. A; Captain
ceci stewart A dA sd Na{9T rbop M sssPhfSot sPrift Of
exas and W Y Parkhurst OF cana nan pua zse = r,
of the State Board of I.unacy HoLLATnt ai nf
PTfsSure: Kenneth Lord of PbiladelP@hia @ and b n
Z Tjns,ift Of Providence. MURRAY tiILlI-fAlI.tii
T5ti TItcotf Of Hartford: W H. Gocher. secretary
Of the National Trotting Association a3a a3aTARRE SkRfS
2tantafn Charles : Smith L. s A NELaET NE,L1Fdz
GAp%DnCount A Bremner, of London. Sait SAN03v
I'd resident Francis F Patton of PTimGe[0h
Theological Seminary 5ssep Of wash
ineton IN WALDORF ASTORIA -Judge w. III N
Tea1eerd Of New Haven; William M tJ6eeiLe, -.
5I;ncinnati of the Baltimore and ONO taliPoaEE1'
erSenator c F Henderson. OF Ne3raStka; ESran e.
cisco line John Shelton Williams, OF n IN E
resident of the Seaboard Air Line, ana o,1ie
eereseroan Frank G. Neidringhaus, OF 81 Ao"i9'
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
HRS B4rDOTINE TO SEE LAWYER
RUMoR THAT SHE WILL APPLY FOR A
LEGAL SEPARATION.

II was reported at I-archmont-on -the-Sound yes
terday that Mrs May Alden Baudoune. VINO mas
separated from her husband. Jack Baudouine' the
yachtsman, for the second time within few days
intends to bring proceedings in the Supreme court
for a legal separation from her husband the Gus
tody of her child and allowance for the MAIN
tenance of herself and the child.
Mrs Chatterton. the mother of Mrs bauooulne'
said she intended consult lawyer to-day
What will be done. I cannot say now, she salo.
My daughter has left her husband for 5000:
have the custody of the baby. and VIII take eoou
care Of it The Larchmont Yacht Club is responsi.
hle for all this family trouble Mr. Baudouine spent
much time there to suit May
Mrs. Chatterton said her daughter went 70 New
York yesterday and intimated 1t was for the pur-
pose Of consulting with her attorney
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-MoNDAY. DECEMBER /. 1902.
ARRIVED.


Jersey City (Br). Frankland Bristol November
10 and swansea 13 with mdse to James Arkell & Co
Arrived al Bar at
With coal 70 Scarnmell Brothers Arrived at the Bar
steamer Jamaica CSor) Petersen. st AIMS Bay Novem
her "a with freight to l. Rathbun & Co Arrived at
Bar at
Steamer (Br). Jenkins Hull November l6 with
rndse 10 Sanderson Arrived the Bar ar
steamer Snowflake ) Price Penarth November 10 in
ballast 10 c T Rowrng & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
midnight Both. -
steamer Ryndam Dutch Van der Zee, Rotterdam No
venber 90 and Eoogne 81 with dse, So cabin and 569
passengers the oand America Line arrived
at $50
steamer La Champagne (Fr). Verlynde. Havre Noveu
Der % with rn6se passengers the Compssnie
Generate Transasntque. South of Fire Island at 654
m
Steamer I@ahn Ger Malchow. Genoa November 19
Naples % Gibraltar 23 with mdse and
Oeirichs & South Of Fire Island at 5:35
Louis Passow. Southampton and Cherbourg
D. with mdse 14l cabin and 307 steerage
the International Navigation Co Arrived at
:06 a m.
Steamer Benedict Crl Boyer. Manaos November IA
Para end ] passenger Booth & Co.
rived the Bar 10 a m
Steamer Ger Bradhering. Kingston November IS
Montego Bay and st AIMS Bay "a sand Port Maria 90
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
FRANCHISE TAr ARGUuEyT TO-DAY.

Albany. Dec 1.-The argument in the appeal
from the decision OF Robert Earl referee. declaring
constitutional the Franchise Tax law. will be
argued before the Appellate Division Of the Su-
preme Court Third Department, tomorrow and
"Wednesday The State will be represented by j.
Newton Fiero and Deputy Attorney General
Conan while the appellants will be represented
h, David B Hill Frank Platt. Lemuel E QUgg
and Others In his decision Judge Earl held that
the law was constitutional
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

SAILED.
Steamer Ger, Bremen.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
12:30 n1-Saiied, steamer
land tGer). Barends from Hamburg for NewYorx via
Manchester Nov 2s-Arrived. camoens CBr).
Penrice. New-York
Newcastle Nov sO-Arrived Atholl (r) Porter
New-York.
sw,tnemunde 2e-sailed Paula Ger Hett-
New-fork.
Antwerp Nov 30-Ssiled steamer st George (Bro. Pugh
New-York; Windsor (br). Booth. Pensacola
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-D DAY.

For. Line Mails close Nesse sails
Colon Panama $50 m . m
Wil der Crosse, Bremen. Lloyd $50 m 1000
Tanoee,o1n Norfolk Dominion 300 m
ri Siglo. Galveston Morgan-..--.--- 800 p m
k-.1ahoe Charleston Ciyde 300 m
81 America N,ples La Veloce $50 m a m
1-ar 81 kits Demerara -12:00 800 m
silvia Newfoundland. Red Cross 1000 1900
british Prince. Brazil Prince 100 400
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3.
Celtic Liverpool White Star. 400 m 730 m
Phoenicia Naples. Hamburg Am. 200 p m
81 Louis Southampton. American $50 a m 1000 a m
Fuenos Aires. CadiZ Spanish
Ffandria Hayti Hamb-Am- $50 a m IL 90 m
- Norfolk Dominion. 3O0p m
Marcos Calv Mallory. 300 m
=, Monte. NeH-Orleans Morgan 800 p m
1in+oretto Argentina. & Holt 700 m 1000
THURSDAY DECEMBER
Champagne. Havre, French 40 a m !oo m
Cuba. etc Ward S;pp a m IdVD m
Srizaba. Bahamas. etc. Ward l2;oo m 800 m
81 fsoIvesTon .---....... 300
= I5a1niton. Norfolk. Old Dominion 800 p m
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5c,5 Sunset "a Moon 8:5s Moons 2
HIGH WATER
N-Sa-dy Hook so Gov. Island o % He'll Gate II IL
PN-Sandy Hook 912t Gov. Island 9:i4iHe Gate II S3
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

Havre 2e-sailed steamer Bordeaux tFr). Cazatis
Trieste 27-Arrived steamer Pocas.et (Br). Owen
New-York via Oran Malta.
Gibraltar l. nl-Arrived Trave (Ger)~
Prayer. NewYork for Naples and Genoa land pro-
ceeded)
Naples Nov 29-saed Perugia CBr). Johnston.
New-York
Bremen So-Sailed Chennntz
zen New-York Galveston.
La C}uayra 30-Arrived. Maracaho Furst.
New-York for Curacao
Nov 2s-Sailed. steamer Harius tBr). Sar-
New-York-
Nov 27-Arrived. Egyptian Prince
New-York Buenos
eario-
AIsiers Nov 3O-Sailed Iogen (Br). Edwards.
from Calcutta foi New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
Holiday
HandkerChiefS
At 1.-The Linen Store.

The beauty breadth and character of our Holiday
Handkerchief Display only be measured by what you
have seen at The Linen Store IN the past
Handkerchiefs always been OF specalties
and almost fifty years experience has taught what
people of good require and where 1t can best be
cured in the markets of the world.
Our stock to-day, is richer more varied and wider
than before
Here are handkerchefs of the finest texture; beauti-
fully hemstitched exqulstey
specimens of gentle art
Rich handkerchiefs real Valencennes Duchess and
Point Laces always vogue and than which there
more appropriate acceptable gift.
Choice little novelties in Glove Handkerchiefs some
new Partisan Handkerchies showing dainty color motifs;
and beautiful collection of soft sheer lawn handkerches
with dainty lace trimmings from far-of Armenia
Besides these there is every grade of hemmed and
handkerChefs for and children
and every one whether costing $780, is of abso-
lutely pure linen.
James MCCutCheOn & Co., IA West 23d ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
Announcements.

ICARIA.
A New Collar.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

Pays to think.
Think of Our Overcoats, at $40
& SIS. Put them alongside built
to-order kind at $40 & $50. Then
think. Meanwhile we'll select
your Suit for the money you'll
save
Think of Dress Suits, $50 &
$38. Compare them with made
to-measure kind at Sos & SIS.
Dinner Coats, ST. & S23
Sack Suits of confined patterns.
Astonishing what $40 & S25 will do here.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

Z. & ".
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
Nn1ertRa.
YreiiOcntcns Sin lfaanes.

9enor, Mlais., Sept. 4. proiibent
RooIepelts 9ip blep @dar ifaanet pad
biunberlig Maabe. Oct bar Har6ee
ben at pittsfielb ST. 10 ON Morgenen,
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fort gefsa hos forbenbarenbe Sends
tor 0dOis begipet Jig pad asretur til
Qenor. Der bar 4 @ogns ReHs
meo praiibentenB 5sles.
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neo uo Spogaoen, fsr man / Rarbeoen
af Gountrp Glub, peb en- Sarnbanes
operif9ring ier en- elettriit Spprbogn
tpmme t flpoeHbe 6art neo mob zig.
OpOugeliesbetjent Craig gjOrbe
Segn til SporpognsItpreren ON at
itanbie 5arten, men ale 5egn bar fors
gapes, og nnite gieblit rdmtes pras
Foentens 8ogn of Sporpognen, og
tnuites Splinter og Stumper.
UleQem aft bette fanbt tililenbe
Mennefer Yr9iibent Hoolepelt, 0ubs
erner Crane, priodtIetret9r Gortels
pou, Spodaer Grdi9 Og auiten fig
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be fleite par fomne gobt fra lllpffen.
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bapbe lite lipt nogen pibere ilem Wieb>
fart.
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ltpgt forildaet og op6obnet.
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afbsbe:
,San bar ben trofaiteite MunD, ieg
bar trnffet; og mine gsrn ligefrem
forguber bdm.
Rooiepslt bapbe ogiua 4anosn9r>
pprelie moi til at afaite @pgnitprersn
pda ben elettriife 0oen ct Spsrgsmaal
om, bporfor oenne haree tsrt Iua pilot.
,,5orbi jeg bapbe @eiretten", fods
rebe benne. Qaar praiibenten lenere
bar opertantt lllpften, ertlarer ban, at
bet, iaaindrt ban opbaSsbe 9ognens
Cart, for igennem BAN, at insen I
bans 0ogn piIoe unbsoa Osben.
Saaindrt ite funbe, tsrtes Der pibere
til 5otellsi | GenDI, men pr9focnicn
lob ititfe gub at ban lite snifebe mo-
act 6urra eller 2eperaab.
Der er ienere inblsben 2btsnitnines
5elegrammer MasIe baabe fra uos
ldnbets Spriter og fra 8enner | ames
rita til praiibent Hooiepelt.
Men nu foranitaItes Der en- nsje
llnberiegelie angaaenbe lllpttens OPP
bdb = og 6plt er lite libt forbitrebe
pna SporOognsielifabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
YreiiOcntens 8ejie.

Yraiibenten er MI rejlt til Spoen,
Dg bet befenbtgsres MI, at bans Neiie
Velt paa uil ialoe iom fslser.
Chicago, Sept. "a.
Milwauiee = iamme Dag.
60 Grosie, Sept. %.
ct. Yaul -iamme Dag.
Yanfton, Sept. 25.
Siour Gitp - famine Dag.
glrion - iamme Dag.
Dmaba, Sept. %.