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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-21
| BLEW
UP THE
MAINE
A Spanish Cowboy Confessed
to the Deed,

Sioux CITY, la, Jan. 2l.-Much that
Manuel de Silvia Braga, Spanish COW.
boy on Bob Yago's ranch. neAE the Pine
Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. told
concerning his experiences in the Span
ish war Was put down 90 romance until
he made the assertion, while with con-
yiviai companions, that he had blown
up the batlle-ship Maine in Havana
HarbOr.
Yago investigated and found papers
which indicated that Biaga, who 10 bet
ter known bereabOuts as Cyclone Pete,
was formerly Spanish army officer.
According 10 Braga's story, he became
aagry At Gen. Wsyler during the latter's
rule in Cuba, and for spite concluded 10
Precipitate war between Spain and the
United States.
lie got through the lines in disguise,
he says. aud touched the button which
sent the Maine 10 the bottom Of the bay.
His account Of the adventure tells how
be escaped 10 the United States. landing
% New Orleans. An organization Of
business men has been formed 10 confer
with the authorities in regard 70 3Taga's
story.
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MAYOR
STOPS
GAMES
PendIetOn Must be a Good
Town.

PENDLEToN, Or, Jan. 20.--T. G. Hal.
ley, Mayor of Pendleton and District At.
torney of the Sixth Judicial District,
made definite announcement today. He
purposes to clone all gambling games in
this city at once. As to bawdy houses
he will close them only on complaint.
This is the outcome of the recent agita-
tion over the police department and its
alleged corruption in receiving money
from lawbreakers. Arguments in the in
junction case brought by Chief Heath
man attacking the city charter have
been postponed until tomorrow.
Sixty minutes after the Mayors an
nouncement appeared every game In the
city voluntarily closed. Owners and
their employees stood around discussing
the situation. From pioneer days open
gambling had continued uninterrupted
ly. Mayor HALEY said 81 am going to
stop gambling in Pendleton. II the city
cannotrun its municipal affairs without
revenues from gambling houses, II will
have to stop. But il is q mistaken idea
that town cannot be run without gam
bling. Some say it will injure the town
il gambling is stopped, hut that lie not
true. Men who now spend meney at
gambling could pay their debts and make
a better business town, Now that the
movement is started, am not going to
stop until all gambling has ceased"
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in the dark. Had he been given a chance
he could have mastered any man in the
house. Monsch was among the fret TO
leave. The next morning he was ar
rested and charged with the murder.
Of was a member Of what was then
known as the louisville Dragon Com.
pany," which in the early days OF re-
construction did scouting work in the
county. The company, one hundred
strong, attended the funeral fully armed.
As soon az the services at the grave
were concluded the company took up its
uarch, but not TO the armory. They
wanted Monsch. They rode downtown
with all their war equipments, but they
did not reach the Jail, The jailer had
been warned. and he had promptly sum-
moned enough help to make hard fight.
The officers OF the military company in
the mean time, on their downtown
march, had been informed that the iailer
was ready for them. They halted and
rode back to their armory.
For two and half years there was a
great legal battle, and then Monech was
convicted. On Saturday, Aug. 20, 1870,
the day before he was to have been SEN
fenced to die, the condemned murderer
and five other prisoners we're missing,
All save Monsch were captured. The
authorities until recently never again
heard Of him, Mrs. Monsch never
doubted her husbands innocence. For
years she lived only on the hope Of see-
ing him. Two weeks ago, worn out,
hopeless, heartsick, the woman died
The next day after her death came let
ter to her son, now SO years old, from
the father be had never seen.
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SChIey at
the Capital

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 2l.-Admiral
schley and wife arrived here this morn
ing from the South. They will go to
Chicago this week, where the Admiral
Is expected to make a statement Of ma
tional interest regarding the Sampson. .
Schley controversy.
The Admiral's arrival was unostenta-
tious, oLly few friends being In wait
ing. Admiral schley said ne had an en-
joyable visit and that his health was
splendid.
Later in the day the Admiral had a
conference with his counsel, Raynor.
During this conference Schley ap-
proved OF the appea' as drawn mp by
Raynor and decided to put il into Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's hands this afternoon.
Speculation on Roosevelts action on
5chley's appeal will have free hand
ioday. The general opinion here, how
,ver, is that the President will do moth
ng without consulting the Cabinet.
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COLONEL
KNIGHT
TALKS
Upon His Return From
London.
Where He Assisted in Prose-
cutting a Duke.

New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-"The Dlke Of
Manchester married Miss Zimmerman
because he was bankrupt and needed
money" so declared Colonel N. r..
knight. father Of Miss PortiA Knight,
when he alighted from the Atlantic Line
steamship MesaLa. "EIe paid ardent
attention to my daughter" the Colonel
continued, "when she was on the stage
in London. She finally came to the
conclusion that he was tri-
ding with her aud being heartbroken,
she went to France, where che entered a
convent. He wrote her many letters and
nearly every one said II she did not re-
turn 10 him he would commit suicide.
Thinking he was sincere she quit the
convent and returned to London. Then
the Duke won't to Paris where he met
Miss Zimmerman and her aunt arranged
their marriage. 1t was a case Of argent
need Of few dollars on the part of a
scion OF nobility and they were married.
Prior to this time he wrote my daughter
heartbreaking letters."
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.ANDERS
MANY
YEARS
Strange Tale Of Escaped
Murderer.

LoUsyiLLE, Jan. 2l-Alier being
fugitive from justice for thiTty-two
years with a conviction Of murder hang
/ * over his head, John p. Monsch, alias
John p. Smith, is seeking a pardon Of
ksntueky's Governor, that he may re-
turn 10 his home in Louisville and die
surrounded by his children. Monseh, or
Smith, and George on ON a Sunday in
toe summer Of 1867 we're drinking in a
saloon in this city.
Suddenly the lights were extinguished.
lI WAS between 7 and o. IN, aud tWoor
three minut passed before the lamps
were relighted. Lying upon the floor.
the blood gushing from a knife wound,
MAS on, When his friends reached HE
eide he VAS dead.
Tie crowd Was bewildered. Not an
angry word had been heard. There had
bssn no struggle. on had been stabb, q
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PEACE
is in
SIGHT
Beers Drop Demand
for Independence
British Concessions OfPOIitic-
al Rights.
Make Peace Probable Very
Soon.

AMsTERDAM, Jan. 2l.--Boers here have
practically decided to waive the question
of independence in their endeavor to
eecure peace in South Africa. Great
gloom pervades the headquarters here
and at Halversum. The promise Of
Chamberlain that there would be no
C onfiscation OF Boer property, that am
uesty will be extended and political
rights restored seems to reduce the
question to point where agreement is
possible. One stumbling block is De-
wet and the other Beers who remain in
the field.
Monster Petition
WASHINGTON Jan. 2l.-Ex-assistaDt
secretary Of the Interior Webster Davis
is here with a petition containing two
hundred thousand signatures expressing
sympathy for the Beers. The petition
will be presented to congress.
Joe Defends Himself.
LONDON, Jan. 20. The first important
debate Of the season began in the House
OF Commons tonight, on an amendment
moved by Frederick Cowley, Liberal, to
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne. The debate called out Mr..
Chamberlain, who spoke vigorously in
defense Of the Boer War. He made the
eignifcant statement that Il Lord Rose
berys speech intimated the Beers be-
lieved they could win a repetition Of
Lord Kitchner's terms, he wished to IN
form them that they we're mistaken.
Mr. Chamberlain asserted. however, that
the governments programme was not
one of determination. The Beers, he
had already been offered terms the IL
berality OF which surprised even Eng
lands most severe ciitics Since they
had been rejected, the government did
not purpose to embarrsss itself with
further specific offer.
Mr.. Labouchere, Liberal, declined to
support the amendment of Mr.. Cawley,
because it pledged the Liberals to vote
supplies for the war.
John Dillon, Irish Nationalist, pro-
posed to omit that clause ol the amend
mert providing funds to carry on the
war, and to add clause denouncing the
policy of the concentration camps.
This was rejected by vote Of 2s3 to Ga.
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DEATH
CAME
SUDDENLY
A Eugene Character Crosses
the Bar.

EUagSE Jan. 2O-George Rubarts,
commonly known as "Whlspsring
George" we'll known aud eccentric
character about town, died suddenly
from heart trouble in McGuire's Ninth
street restaurant this afternoon shortly
before one O'Clock.
Rubarts Was eating dinner In the res
taurant. The mattresses noticed him
gaspiDg for breath aud acting strangly
and thought he was drunk They Notified
w. @. Metiuire, proprietor Of the restau.
rant, who at once knew that
the man was sick, He was
placed on the floor and physicians sent
for. Drs King, Brown and Atwotd fo)n
arrived and found him sinking fast with
heart trouble. Restoratiyes wore ap-
piled but with no avail, and tho man
breathed his last At l;lO o'clock.
Those Who saw Rubarts around town
this morning say that he appeared in his
usual good health and he Was working
early 10 the morning, sweeping out a
saloon Death cane suddenly and with
out warning,
kubaTts came 10 Eugene from Albany
about 10 years age. and since coming bore
has earned a living by doing odd jobs
around town, such as sweeping out sa-
looms, saving wood. etc. lie was 8 single
man and was aged b5 years. lie has two
brothers down In Lincoln county, aud
his father was formerly owner Of a saw
mill at Albany. While be Was rather
eccentric, he vas harmless and was
known 10 all Who have occasion 10 be
down town 3 great deal.
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The Portland School district tax levy
is 20 10 mills.
General Alban was killed ia the naya /
battle with Panama, Monday.
China Is again Ia the ttroes ola reyo.
luton. II is not, however, ex pected TO
prove ae ious 10 tie peace Of the world.
General Bell will push the war IN
Baiangas with great severity.
The annual convention Of the United
Miaewofkers Of American is ia session
~ Indianapolis.
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CITY
LAID
In RUINS
ChilpancingO Mexico IS Quite
Destroyed.

Cry or MExloo, Jan. 2l,-The latest
dispatches from Chilpancingo report
over 600 houses destroyed and that the
city 10 a complete ruin. The Mex lean
government is making strenuous efforts
to relieve the distress. In the noun
tains three miles from Chilpancingo
another volcano has become active. The
country people are greatly terri6 ID.
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They Caused
Two Deaths

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 9I.--Eugene j.
Robinson, a policeman who was shot
last night for interrupting the work OF
three burglars died this morning, Adolph
Albermeyer, patient in the city hospital
hearing the shooting, in his delirium
jumped from a window to instant death,
to escape fancied pursuers.
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SEVEN
BURNED
TO DEATH
Terrible Fatality In aLumber
Camp.

HANBLEToS, Va. Jan. 2l Seven men
were bnrned to death in camp operated
by the Otter Greek Lumber Company
early this morning. The details OF the
disaster are uDobtainsble but il is known
that several have perlsheG and Il mum
Der were injured in jumping from the
building where all were asleep at tho
time. A rescue party has gone 10 the
scene.
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WEEKLY
REPORT
OF BOERS
Kitchener Gives Details of
His Work

LONDON, Jan. 2l. Kitchener HTeports
that continual rains have delayed opera.
tions during the last week The Boer
casualties during the past week are
thirty.one, killed, thirteen wounded,
and one hundred and seventy captured,
surrendered The recent
operations have greatly scattered the
Transvaal Beers.
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Salmon Men
to Combine

TACOMA, Jan. 2l Preliminary nego-
tia ions have begun for syndicating ali
the Fraser river salmon canneries valued
at several millions. Government restTic
tions together with the American Sal
mon Trust oompels owners 10 get to-
gegher for mutual protection.
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PANAMA
PROJECT
DIFFICULT
Colombia Makes Un-
reasonable Proposals
Wants to Give Only a 200
Years Lease.
ISthmian Commission Refuse
to Accept.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 2i.-Tho difficulties
in the way OF the acceptance by the
United States Of the Panama canal Of
fer are increasing. Colombia wants
to make lease OF the route for two
hundred years with the privilege Of
renewal but the lsthmian Commission
insists on a lease in perpetuity.
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the mine workers convention when
hollie Meredith, former employe at
the national offices, presented written
charges against President Mitchell and
Secretary Wilson alleging that those OF.
ficers did not report 10 the convention
all Of the defslcatIons Of iormW Sec.
retary Pierce.
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WAS
BUT A
FIASCO
Great Battle of Pana-
ma a Fake
Made Mountains Out of Mole
Hills.
List of Casualties Is not
Numerous.

PANAMA, Jsu 2l.-The losses in yes
terday's battle are much lighter than
the fret reports indicated. The govern
ment forces had Eve killed, and four
wounded. Seventeen revolutionists were
wounded. The number their dead is un
learned but can not be beyond ten. All
lie quiet.
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This is to Certify Br
aas,g sss g,S'sE ~ srsn sa EN-, oce, Aug n i9O
and MANY Years an Invalid.

ssa oas.g g.la'sS ~ srsn zen, ore, Aug n 100
,rlppled and Many Years an Invalid.
o whom rheoa Dr SCENTS shall CONT, GTeeuug.
about lourtten yeaH since at nine years of age
met with an accident which caused am injury
my spine and pelvic bone Whioh resulted Ia
40 i0rna i0a Oi bumped shoulders and hip, q
noriening Of the waist and displacement OF in
|rnnl ofkAus, ana shortening OF about two
|lches Of Que lilnb between the knee and hip.
l. addition % The outward appearance OF my
Ooy - above described IN March 1900 ! was
| |lken with severe attack OF IA Grippe from
b. o4ccl ~ which / suffered greatly with my
lnE1 and hfaft. ana when la May lSyO came
aud pefaa lIeatlneul with Dr.. j. r. Cook my
onditon aaH shout as follows Could per
rm no manual labor, could not stOOp 70 pick
.nything from the door. Could get about the
ouaa only uIth dimcplty and getting up stairs
~ uexl 10 Impossible. Gould use my limbs
. ply with difaenlty and one Of them was much
aeet. Af nelvOus system was badly wrecked.
~ rurHn and severe pain on lungs and heart,
l. NNl4fHt roold sleep only in broken spells,
40 IA mHHI ways suffered almost cOnstant aud
.lc.fI|t4o'f aEUnies. In short was as much
|e4d naenfe Previously 20 my attack Of La
lFlt M" traleo over period OF years by
~, plltitN.is u no effective purpose.
aF ItM4uai Appearance al this time ls
fAifht iA ne back as anyone. Ny wasted /
nr fttiotfe ~ normal size and but litile more
AZ nall ~ tneh shorter than the other. Have
| % ntt q w lmDs and can 90 up stairs one
"a after the olher with perfect ease. Ny
A.lt ~ lrAkinenlng. Can stOOp 20 the nOOr
"a ease tAn got about aud do pretty much
~ ana SVEN thing other VOL people can DO.
| ~ appetite ~ splendid; sleep soundly and am
1oiulair flte nom pain.
Having afed IN Df. Cooks family for nearly
fe4I have seen much OF the effect OF his
4NlUtNt upon others, and can truly and |
ItFNI|I Itcommend the Doctor aud his med /
A '|II ~ Az iu any way afflicted
INH I'4|tIf't treatment Ia this case was Who'll
NNNIUEu Io has botanical Remedies con ,utu-
INNI'Y Atmlnlstercd No iesUTt W the use
tN||N Hfchanical appliance or other method
tNAIMtnI being employed
III rllAN ROsEEBAUd.
'|NHN Hp4cnbaum has lived IN this vicinity
NI AIt years.
AN aaQers. guod, are personally acquaint-
't4 | atoFe alhant aud theerlully sub
Nnt y ~ truih 4 tie foregoing statement,
kOaLNbAIM, father.
sUiAA HARRISON,
A. v, RO5kNBAlM
t'IIpfl anc sworn % before me Ibis ath
D w AnE. lp0i.
ral 4tIached. W. ". HALL,
COunty Clrrk.
BY A. AcCULLOCH. nstniy.
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MINE
AFIRE
Six Men Dead and Ten In
jured

PIoroU, Colo: Jan. 2l.-Gas explos-
ion yesterday in the mines OF the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company resulted
in at least elk deaths and serious in
jury to ten people. The mine 10 now
Burning aud it lie feared that others are
cut off by the flames.
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tie EogeEnment has hnally accepted
1Qfpelo boat GOldsborongh built by
or s LEicker Of Portland.
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Union Men
are Crooked

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2l.-A great SEN
sation was created at today's session OF
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THREE
PAY THE
PENALTY
Eye for Eye and Tooth for
Tooth.

KANSAS CTY, Jan. 81, Albert Garth,
a young negro, was hanged here today
for the murder OF his sweetheart during
a ft Of jealousy.
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Hair Falls

Ii doesn't take much OF
Ayers Hair Vigor to stop
falling OF the hair. This
is because it is a regular
hair-food, feeding and nour-
ishing the hair and making
1t grow thick and heavy. II
always restores color to gray
hair-all the dark, rich color.
"I have used your Hair yigOr, on
and on, for 80 years. | am nov over
go years OF age, have a good head OF
hair and not a single gray hair"
Mrs. L. Wilbur, Wayland, N. Y.
81. All d.uEHIsis. &c. AVER CO.. level. m'''
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A ca-o Is soon TO come before the Sup.
RENE Court to test the validity Of the
Chinese exclusion act.
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4Ne'or IoOney and W J Clarke Of
osVa's sere in town MOhday seeing
sr1
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MARCONI
TURNED
DOWN
Yankee Girl Gives Him the
Mitten.
Inventor Sails for Europe
Wednesday.

New York, Jan. 2l.-Signor Marconrs
engagement to Miss Josephine Holde.
man, Of Indianapolis has been broken at
the latter's request. No reason 10 as
signed. Marconi sails for Europe to-
morrow.
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Salem Wooden MIL Store.

| Has just added to their already fine
assortment, over Eleven Hundred Dol
lars worth of Hats in the new styles
and can safely say that they carry the
largest stock of Hats in the state,
Portland excepted. Step in and see
them. They are easily shown for we
have 500 hats on display in our new
hat case, and no two alike of the same
size, and many more styles which there
is not room to display. We are al
ways headquarters for WOOlen Blankets
FlannelS. etc. Remember Our New Location.
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JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Jan. ell. l..
Craft, was hanged in the penitentiary
here today for the murder Of a guard
whom he killed while attempting TO
escape.
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WIEEsDARRK, Pa, Jan 2l.-John
Late, wife murderer, was hanged here
this morniAg. Just AS the rope was
being adjusted Lutz cried 80, don't
ncollapsed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-05
Sas Ssrrom &anf Snititnt err
OHnet.

Sas on Der Yenniplpania, 16.
Str. uno Salbott 9lne. belegene Ser
ron Sunit Snititut, ipel9es suglei6
oas erite permanente Seim oes Sunif=
8ereius iT, 1T am Sienitas abeno
bur9 einen gmpfans erOffnet poroen.
Sasiel6e tann BON Dem publitum
tudbreno Der nd9fien 5tuei @O6en
beii6tiet peroen. gs ent6Glt bsrsits
piele @emdloe uno sablrsi6e 2unit=
gesenfdnoe.
Sieielbsn iino i'm eriten StOduert
aussefsllt, wdbrenb fi9 i'm stueiten Die
Stuoenten &lahen beiinben. Sas
sSnltitut sdblt bis jest 20 ansebenoe
9initler. Sas 9e6rperional beitebi
aus ben Serren s. Otis aoams,
Mfreo 2pon unb gernot Gteele, iOtuie
aus ben Samsn Grl. 8irsinia &aer
uno SRI. Selene gie&ap.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-05
Sin pams am Der sontb Ctr.
Bon einsm Ginbreder um bic seiarnmse Gis,
@irri9tuus berarbt.

6rau 2ouis Siersoorfer, Nitttps
bon 9ouis SiersbOrfer. beiudte am
Mittmo6 Morssn Elm ibr sebOrsnbes
uno nDn ibr friiber bstpobntss leer=
itebenoes Saus an Der SOutb Str. uno
setpabrte su ibrem Sdreden, oaB Die
eeiammte @as= uno Ylumber=Gin=
ridtuns berI9wunosn mar.
gBis lie bon 3immer Su 3immtr
tuanoerte horts lie pl0bli9 ein8erdui6,
usl6es aus Dem binteren Steils Dee
SauIes fnm. sic elite bortbin uno
iab nod, pie Elm IWiann aus Der Sin=
tertbiir peri9wano. es mar ieoenTaas
Der ginbre6er, iusl6er in Dem Sauie
iein Habtquartier aufaeidlasen bate.
6rau SiersbOrfsr miro Den Yerual.
ter bss @adlalies ibres Mannes, Ut.
S'@onner, fir ben oem 9auie suse=
fiigten S9aoen perantiporsli9 MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-05
&atb fir Offemtlide @srfe.
Die Strabsnbabn SsieQi9aft iou oas { T.
tunssfabeI on Der Sioieite Der Baibinss
ton Str. entfsrnen.

Ser &atb forberte hsute Die StraBen=
babn 8eieai9aft i6riftlid auf, oas
electriide 9eitunsstabsl, tueldes iid on
Der Siibieite Der Weit @aibinstOn Ctr.
smiiden Suinois uno penniplpania
Str. beiinbet unperSiislid entfernen su
lahen. oa oalislbe Die uriade 1T, oaB
Die Gerfiderunes @sisllidaften, uie
am Sisnitag beridtet wuros, Die 8er=
fi9erunss=&aten auf bic an bieier Seite
bslssenen 9duier weientli9 erbObt boz
ben.
gei einem 8ranbe sridiuert oahelbe
Die @rbeitsn Der 30fdmanni9aft in
tpeienili4er @eiie.
Sin dbnli6es S4reiben bat aud Der
Mapor Der @sisllidaft 5useben laItn.
Sie geb0roe fir 0ffentl. @srts be-
ftimmte seitern ben Is. Wtdrs ais ben
Sag fir bic 8erbanolllns ilter oas
6reibrief=@eiu9 Der Snbpls. Snter=
urban Serninal 80. Die gertrster
Der So. batten ndmlid seftsrn Die Se=
bOroe no4nlals I'm iofOrtigs YsrhanO=
lung iiter ibr 9eiu6 sebeten. @lei9=
,eitis beriprad bic 8ebOroe, biz mad
Der 8erbanbluns feline 8erldnserunseit
bon 2inien Der Snopls. StraBenbabn
So. aufStrsden an5uOronen, iiber pel6e
aud Die neue @p. 2itien bauen mO6te.
Die YebOrbe ldot alle giirger, Die ii6
fir bic slnselesenbeit intsreiIiren, gu
Der 8erbanolun9 elm, iuelde ben sansen
Gag iiber bauern ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-05
@eitere Insoebanns oss Stra=
Beababm=Netes.

Die StraBenbabn 8eie0idaft err
fudte am Mitttpo1 ben &atb um Die
grlaubniB, ibrs @ef Snoianapolis
9inie ipeflib an Der Slibe glpe bon
Der SiOiiions Str. Bis nod Der wet=
li6en Corporations 9rense ausbebnen
Su oiirfen.
auf bieIe Weiie miro cine oirscis
StraBenbabnperbinbuns nit Der 2inie
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