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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
EN- ROUTE WEST.


PITTSBURG, Sept 19.-President Roose-
welt arrived here late tonight en- route to
Cincinnati Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago
and the Northwest He was asleep when
the train came into the Pennsylvania sta
tion and was not aroused, though large
number of people had assembled to obtain
a glimpse of the train.
The President left Oyster Bay aboard the
Sylph at $50 O'Clock this morning, to be
gone until Oct 9. Mrs. Roosevelt. the
panied him to New York and returned to
Oyster Bay this afternoon. The Sylph
reached New York at 12:45 p. m. Stepping
ashore, the President cordially greeted
Congressman Babcock, Hull and Over
street. who were waiting for him. The
Presidents party then stepped into car
riages that were in waiting and were
driven to the Pennsylvania ferry at West
Twenty-third street, where they took the
boat for Jersey City.
At the Pennsylvania station In Jersey
City a special train consisting Of six Pull
man cars was waiting The car for the
President was the Colonial, and was next
to the locomotive. The other cars were
the Hungary, the Esparti and Ensino, two
sleepers, the Walton, a dining car, and the
Atlantic an observation car. There was
a good-sized crowd on the station platform
walked to the train. He responded by lift.
ing his hat. AS the train pulled out at 2:20
D. m. the President, standing on the plat.
form of the car Colonial. lifted his hat and
bowed to the crowd. who cheered and
shouted Good luck.
The trip to Pittsburg was uneventful
The special train arrived at Harrisburg at
7:10 o'clock. and after a five-minute stop
proceeded west. Frank p. Sargent, COM
missioner general of immigration. who
Joined the party at Philadelphia. left the
train at Harrisburg: United States Sena-
tor Quay rode with the President from
Trenton to Philadelphia. large crowd
greeted the President at Harrisburg and
gave him three hearty cheers. He respond
ed with a few words of thanks. A little
child was held up to him. 81 have a num-
ber of those at home he said.
When the train reached Altoona at 1913
D. m the President, Who had not retired,
found several thousand people assembled to
greet him. They gave him hearty cheers
when he appeared on the platform of lis
car. The President delivered short speech
of thanks for the greeting and was cheered
when he concluded. Senator Quay, who was
on the train, discussed the Pennsylvania
situation with the President, his talk being
supplemental TO the conference the Presi-
dent had with Senator Hanna and the other
senator's at Oyster Bay Tuesday. The SEN
ator talked over the political conditions in
this State and touched briefly upon the coal
strike He did not however, intimate that
toward ending Ii. Commissioner of Immi-
grafton Sargent came aboard the train at
the Presidents request. The President is
to deliver an address before the Employers
next Thursday morning and desired to con-
suit with Mr.. Sargent regarding the labor
situation in the Northwest.
The train arrived here at Las o'clock this
Saturday morning. and after ten minutes
stop left for the West. All on board the
train except the trainmen were asleep.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
Money for a Military Road.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-On the ur-
gent recommendation of General Chaffee.
commanding the military forces in the
Philippines, Secretary of War Root to-day
authorized an expenditure of $4,000 for
immediate use in the construction of a
military road in the Island of Mindanao.
from Illigan, the chief port on the north
coast of the island to point on the north
ern shore of Lake Lanao. This lake is in
the heart of the Moro country, and it's
shores are thickly dotted with villages.
the aggregate inhabitants of which are
estimated at $4,000 The Spaniards never
were able 10 penetrate this populous
stronghold of the Moros. Although the
main purpose of this road is TO encourage
friendly dealings with the natives. IL un-
doubtedly will be of immense value In any
military movement which may become
necessary to insure the submission OF the
people to American sovereignty. The ac-
ton OF the War Department was cabled TO
General Chaffee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20

Following is a list OF the awards of the
State fair judges yesterday. A complete
list of previous awards appeared recently
in the Journal:
Glass 6-Light Harness Horses
40. Stations, years old. First. s2s Peak:
second. SIS. Levi; third. $40. Indiana Horse
Breeders Company.
Al. Stations, years old. First SIS. Peak;
second. SO. Indiana Horse Breeders Conn
pany; third. S.. Levi. q
AZ. Stations. years old. Firsf. si2. CROUCH
& Son; second, -. Disher: third. S.. l. 81.
Pickard.
a.. Stations. ! year old. First $40, Holt;
second. IS. Peak; third. 81 CROUCH.
"A. Stations, showing four best colts under
years old. First. IS. Peak: second. SIS.
Holt.
as. Mare. years old and over. First. SIS.
Lon Young; second. sl5 Peak; third. $40.
Young.
46. Mare, 3 years old. First. si2. Peak:
second. s.. Peak; third. IS. Riggs.
Al. Mares. 2 years old. First. si2. Peak:
second. s.. Peak: third. S.. Riggs
as Mares, J year old First. $40. Peak:
second. &C. Lass: third, "a. Indiana Horse
Breeders Company.
70. Mare and two OF her progeny. yeara
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20

Hendee. Greenfield. p. m: Newton w. Gil
bert, Martinsville. 2 p. m; Charles w. Mill
ler Franklin; Charles B. Lands. Green's
burg, 2 p. m. Rushville, Z p. m; Daniel T..
T. p. m: NJ. L. Clawson. Seymour, p. m;
Frank B. Posey. Bloomington. p. m;
John c. CLANCY, Sullivan. p. m; Addison
Hunt, Huntingburg, p. m; NJ. NJ. Dunlap.
Rochester, d. M; Gurley Brewer. koko-
mo, p. m: Frank b. SHUTS. Bedford.
p. M; w. r. Gardiner Mitchell, p. m;
r. A. Brown, Portland. Z p. m: w. L. Tay-
lor, Muncie, D. m; William III. Sanders,
willamsport, 2 p. m; z. G. Hogate. We
way, 2 p. m; Frank McCray. Princeton,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
FIGHT IN MINDANAO.
Fort OF the Sultan Of Butig Attacked
by Captain Perkins.

MANILA, Sept. 19.-Capt. John j. PERISH
ing, of the Fifteenth Infantry, command
ing the American forces at Lake Lanao.
Mindanao, at the head of battalion of
infantry. two troops of cavalry and two
guns left Camp Wears. Island of Min
danao, Wednesday. to operate against the
Sultan Of Butig. whose fort is situated
seven miles southwest of Camp Wears.
The result of the expedition is not yet
known.
A report from Matalong Falls, received
to-day, says that cannonading was heard
Thursday and that IL was believed Cap
tain Pershing was engaged at Butig.
Brig. Gen. ]. Franklin Bell will not re-
turn to the United States with General
Chaffee and his party. He desires to re-
main in Batangas and La Guna provinces
until he fully RECEIVERS from the effects OF
the war, and expects to depart for home in
January
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
VIEWS OF EX-"CzAR" REED.


WASHINGTON, Sept 1s.-Ex-Speaker
Thomas b. Reed. in an interview tonight
on the withdrawal of Speaker Henderson
from the race for Congress, said he saw
no reason why General Henderson's state
ment Of the reason for his withdrawal
should not be accepted as correct
without searching for an ulterior
reason. The ex-speaker said: 81
don't see why when a man in the polite
al world assigns good reason for sudden
action on his part. IL IL be precipitate.
he cannot be believed"
Mr.. Reed said he was opposed TO tariff
revision. adding: "I believe the sentiment
of the people Of this country is decidedly
opposed to tariff revision and IL IL is not.
IL certainly will be, should the tariff be
revised"
When asked what. I'm his opinion. would
be the effect of Speaker Hendersons atti-
tude on the Republican party. he said:
well. you know / am out of politics. and
look TO others for political forecasts but
i might say that some time a great con-
fiagration may be started by very little
match
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
Delegates Elected.

John S. Poland Camp, Spanish-American
War Veterans. last night elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the convention: George
w. Powell, Harry B. Smith and Charles
A. Garrard; alternates, F. F. McCrea, T.
c. Shirley and NJ. j. Scanlon. Seven new
members were taken in at last nights
meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
HUNTERS SHOT BY FARMER.


BRANDON. Man, Sept. 1s.-Thomas
Law, of the milling firm Of Alexander &
Law Bros, and Miss Sherwin. a social
favorite. shot two prairie chickens on the
farm Of l. Rowe. twelve miles from the
city. This SO enraged Rowe that he fired
twice at the hunters. shooting Miss Sher-
win in the stomach and Law I'm the knee
Rowe ran home and swallowed the con-
tents OF bottle OF poison dying in few
cover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-20
PLANS OF CINCINNATIANs.
How the President, Who II Booked for
Two Speeches, VIII BE Entertained.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 1s.-The most
elaborate arrangements have been made for
the reception of President Roosevelt and
party here tomorrow from 10 a. m. until
ne leaves at midnight for Detroit. He will
be met at the depot by Mayor Fleischmann,
Frank w. Foulds. president of the Gin
CONTINUED ON PAGE 2. COL. %
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CONTINUED ON PAGE 8. COL. A.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Die MrmeesGommiiitom bier am=
selangt.

Die @rmee-@ommifiion, tuelbe bonn
Rriegslecretdr ernannt poroen 1T, um
ii6 na9 einem pafenoen ettpa1000Nfer
groBen YlaB fir sinen 9lrmee=poiten
umsuisbsn uno ansebOte fur Die Nrie=
nal=@riinbe entsesensunebmen, 1T bier
eineetroffen. Sie @ommiiiion befe6t
aus @ol. Wm. 6. Mc@asteD bonn 90.
Snf. =&esiment, 2ieut..@ol. Sim. g..
@ilcor unb Quartisrmeilter MajOr
gDm. $. Miller. Sie @ommiilior trat
i'm Seniion Sauie su elmer fursen
Sibuns suiammen. sic oreaniiirte
ii9 burd grmdbluns bes @ol. Mcgas-
tep gum Yrdliosnten uno Wajor Willer
gum Secretdr. 9ieielben tperben ibre
SiBunsen bon Morsen on in Der
&scrutirunes : Office an Der 81. Sai=
nois Str. abbalten. Sic perben gu
nG9ft ben tpirfli6en Wertb Der Mtie-
nal=8riinbe aussufinoen beriu9en.
Die tauienb older, tuel6e fir Der
glrmee=pOiten benOtbist werben, miiRer
in Der Ndbe Der Staot uno in De,
gldbe elmer giienbabn belesen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04

SIR Cramps iins pieIe @efdnsniiie i'm
Staate. = Die Sberiffs bereidern ii9
burb gsrpflesuns pom Sanpitrei8ern
auf Soften ibres Gountps.

9ie itaatli9e gebOros fur WObltbd=
tiefeits=9lnitalten per0hentli1t unter
oem 3itel vSie 8erpflesuns bon 2anb=
itrei9ern in oen Gefdnsniiien Snoia=
mas" Wittbeilunsen iiber Die beoauer=
li6e ueberoortbeiluns, Der man4e
Counties our9 ibre Sberifts ausgeieBt
lino.
@eiebli6ermeiie ion bonn Sheriff nur
bic tbatid6lids 3eit in 9lnre6nung se=
bra9t werben, mdbrenb uel9er elm
Sramp i'm @efdnsniiie subrinst; Der
puae Sag miro nit 40 Gents bere9net.
Sn pielen Counties ilt es nun iiblia,
einem Sramp-man9mal obne Nbeno=
Na6tquartier gu geben uuS ibn
oann na4 Dem Griibfiif am nd4fen
MOr9en su entlaien. Sierfiir bere9-
net Der Sberiif Dem @ounip fir 2
Sage 8srpfle9una, aliO 80 Gents. @tit
Den iibrisen @ebiibrsn = ginbringen
uno @ntlaiien jeoes Sefangenen je 25
Gents-pd6f Die Summe auf $l.30.
Der geridt weiit nit &e6t oarauf
hin, oaB Die @euObnbeit, @efdnsniiie
unb Mrmenbduier su elmer Dirt 8ait=
b6fe fir 2anb frei6er 5u MAIDEN, na=
tiirli9ermsiie Die Srampplase serabesu
9robsie6t uno beionoers aud fir bas
8eeeben oft f9perer 0erbre9en per=
anttportlib gu MAIDEN lit.
Sn ben eriten feds MOnaten Dee
Snbres b,berbereten Die @efdnsniilt
unieres Staates 1882 Sramps mil
einem &oltenaufmanb BON s4483. 90
s29o7.94 entfalen auf gsrphegunl
uno uno 1497.O5 auf Sheriff @e-
sebiibren.
Nls glOOraOo Der Sramps gilt 5ippe'
canoe @ountp; oanu folgen Decatur
GaB uno 9apprte GpuntD.
Sn 25 Counties finben mir oieI
eigentbiimli6e 6iirfOrge fir Srampl
ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Ser Yleaiant &na=BoalebarS

Cine delegation bon giirsern bon
Der Siibfeite, gefiibrt BON 8eorse SiB,
Sames Sppnam unb G9arles 3.
Stilb itattete beute 8Ormittag Dem
Wapor einen 8eIu9 ab, um nit ibm
iibsr ben prOjectirten pleaiant Gun
Soulebaro gu ipre9en.
Sic seben bon Der gnii9t aus, baB
Die Siioieite ebeniO gut einen BOule=
barb berlaneen tann als Die gforb'
ieite.
@s tpurOe beidloiien, baB Der Mapo,
uno part- -SuperinteHbent power an
nddfen Sonnerltag 8ormittas UNI
llbr nit Der Delegation an Der Sbelbl
Str. pleaiant &un Bride suiammen
treffen ioa,. um Die tiir ben goulebarf
OOrsei6lasene Strede su beliatisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
@abrideinlid) Ioro.

Sbomas 9emon, Elm auf elmer Sarm
nabe MiGerspile bei9dftigter 9lrbeiter
tpuroe eefern in frii6fr MOrsenitunoe
binter Carl &oner's @irtbi6aft bon
spei unbetannten Mdnnern iiberfallsn
gu SOben sei9lasen uno um feline
9aari1aft beraubt. gr tuuroe fpdter
in bspubtlOism 3uitanbe aufsefunoen.
Die Buri6en batten ibm nit ir9enb
einsm ffumpfsn Snifrument cine tiefe
Wunbs am binteren Sbeile BEG 9opfes
bei3ebra6t. gs wirb befiir9tet, baE
er ni6t nit Dem 2eben oapontommer
tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Die Armenbans llnterlu9nns.

Sic gOuntD=gommiRdre fubren heute
8ormittaa nit Der unteriu9ung Der
3uftdnbs auf Der Gountp=Irmenbaus=
6arm fort. SerIelben pobnten meb=
rere Mitelieoer bon Der gOuntp Be-
6orbs Obltbdtisteits= =Nnitaltenuno
Die Wlitslieoer bes gomites Der Central
2abor Union bel, tpel6e fiirslid ber.
i9iebene llsbelfdnbe, tpelde in Der an=
ftalt berri6ten, aufoedten.
ueber elm Sugsnb Sniafien berielben
paren als 3eueen poreelaben suOroen.
Sbre 4usiassn paren faf iiberall
9lei9lautenb.
peri0nliA fonnien iie ii9 iiber Die
Sebanbluns, tpel9e ibnen bon Seiten
oes Superintenbenten Sartcourt 3i
She'll wuroe niat betlasen. Die Wtabl=
seiten lisBen allerbinss oft piel su tpiin-
ihsn iibris. 5leii9 uno Semitic ieien
oft ni9t gar sefo9t. bod baben fif
Die 3uEdnbe in bieier gesiebune leii
a9t Sa9en peientli9 gebeilert. Guf
hiniidtli6 oes 8eidirrs, iOweit es biz
&einli4leit anbetrifft, iff cine Ienoe'
rune gum 6uten ein9etreten.
giner bon ben 3eugen bate ieiner
3inntsler, tpel6en er mod big por Sur.
sem benubt bate, mitsebra5t. Ser
ielbe lab isbr unappetitli6 aus. Si
Sauptbei6weroe, tuel9e fait ale 3eu
gen erhoben, betraf Die gnt3iebung De-
Sobats. Sab fie oenielben entbebrel
iOlen, i6eint linen Qlen Dielen &um
lner 81 6ereiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Tette &ente.

Sesen t12 llbr ssitern giadt pur.
ben Die &aoler Streit uno 2oi6 mad
2l3 Snbiana Nbe. serufsn, tpo burd
sinen Ooer mebrere Siebe, biz
ibren @iniritt bur9 &ufbre9en elmer
Sintertbiire bewerfitsliat batten, Elm
iebr erfolgrsiber Ginbru9 beriibt wor=
Den mar. gBie Der giaentbiimer bee
Plases, @bas. u. Saiiett, melbete.
bermibt er cine glnsabl Claimant.
&inse i'm @eiammtpertbe bon iiber
$1,000, ferner 13-l4 sploene l1brer
i'm Wertbe bor. $3.50, iopie billieer'
&inee i'm Wertbe bon etpa $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04

Sn SesIeitune sahlrei4er bisIi9er
Oroensbriioer unternabm gsfern friib
60. a., pptbian GUARDS, s. 8. g.,
per Specialsus einen 9lusaug na9
Serre 9allte, um on Dem bon Der bor=
tisen @berioan 2oae, 8. 8. &. g.,
i'm &ossr's part peranfalteten picnic
tbeilsunebmen.
Sic bubble Jeitli9teit nabm einen
fir ane alntpeienben iebr senubrei&en
8erlauf llno ben bieiigen Sbeilnebmtrn
miro Die 6abrt nod Serre 9aute nod
lanse in anaenebmer grinnerung blei.
ben. Oie BON ibnen aussefiibrten por-
siisli9en grsreitien errsgten lebbaften
geifal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Gesen Die Gas=Geielli9aft ioll
borsesansen meroem.

Wtapor Sootpalter tpirb in Der beu=
ti9en Sibung oes Stabtratbs oemlel=
ben empfeblen, cine 8eloiumme su
betpiligen, nm einen Intualt 81 enga=
eiren, pel6er Den Staot=9lnpalt SOB
in einem Ginbaltsbefebl 8erfabren
gegen Die @as-@eIsli9aft aiiitiren
foG. Sieielbe bat befanntli6 auf bas
bsltimmteite srtldrt, baB, fie i'm Winter
tein glatursas mabr liefern mill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
@inem SersidJlass erlessn.

SIN ieinem 2Osis, in benz Surgett'=
5den RoIfbauIe in So. 80 Siib Gapi=
tol glps., uurbe gelfern abeno Der
55=idbriae SaeOb Dan, elm lansidb-
riaer 9lnseitellter Der eontracto=
ren=6irma Stuift & Co., entieslt auf
ieinem Eager sefunben. San fammi
aus Chicago, mo- feline 6amilie on Der
Sutton Ctr, anidffig 1T. gr uar
on oem glappool 3otel gfeubau als
alempmer bei9dftist aetDeien. Man
Sermut6et, oab er einem 5ersidtas er-
leaen iH. Die 2eide tuurbe einifueilen
i'm ifdot. 5ootsnbaufe aufsebabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
g senator 8 uapin 2ebens=
def r.

glew gorf, A. 9lusuf. glus
Wtlantic Gitp mirb beri6tet, bab Bun=
bes=Senator Mt. g. Nuap qelfern
nabe oaran mar, i'm 9ltlantii6en
Ocean iein Grab gu finoen. gr
befano lid nit ieinem alten Greunoe
Gapt. Ben Spop in einem fleinen
SiI1erboot, 20 Meilen bonn llfer
enifernt als ii6 Elm furdtbarer
Sturm erbob. gs gslang Dem @api=
tain MT GROCER Miibe nad grisantins
gu fomritsn, tpOielbf Der Senator ben
SOnntas Derbrabts.
SeimleBter 9 9lud.
DALLAS, Ser., A. 9lue. Sam=
flag gta9t um IL ubr trat in Sunt
Gountp bas probibitions 9eieb in
2raft. Sn @resnbille, Dem gountp=
Sis, batten gearl auitin, Sobep Sad=
ion uno peter Setpep cine 8ruppe se=
biloet, welde bei9lolisn bate, nod biz
gum lebten Musenblid gu se6en.
4urs Dor IL ubr tbat Iuftin feline
Wbistp=6iai4e on ben Wuno, na9oem
er supOr ausgerufen bate njeBt wirb
elm G'hlud aenommen, tpie er aroBe,
in 9unt Gountp nod niht gsnommen
tuoroen it," gr tbat bierauf elmer
langen 3ug. gr batte mod ni9i
ab9eiebt, ais er bon einem 9er3Ihlas'
befalen uuroe uno entieelt su 8ooer
iant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Son einer gar sefaaem.

Ser b:i Der StraBenbahn-8 ieaf6aft
aneeftellte Nrbeiter Sames gtetuton on
Der SadIon Ctr. go. 2705 fisl beute
an Is. Str. uno Mpntealm Str. BON
elmer Motor Gar unb erlitt Wunben
am &opf uno on ben &rmen. @r
purbe na9 Dem Staot=Soipital trans=
poriirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Die neuen 6reibrie f=8e b NJ
9un9en in fur3en Il m=
riffen.

SUs
Sm 2aufe bes beutisen Sases tpur.
Die 6reibrief @ontracte Der beri1.
Snterurban=2inien unb berieniee Der
Snbpls. Terminal uno Sraction 60.
bon ben beiberieitisen partsien un=
tersei1net, bieielben tperoen am
Ibeno Dem Stabtratb sur Seitdtisung
porgeleet tperben. @rfolet bieie 8eftds
tigung, 10 treten oieie @ontracte fiir bic
nd8ifen 81 Sabre in &raft, uno s,par
fir fOlgenbs @Ompasnien:
Sie Snbianapolis terminal & Srac=
tion @ompanp.
Die Snbianapolis, 8reenwooo &
6ranflin &ailwap Company.
Sie Snoianapolis, 8rsenfislb &
Gaitern COMPANY.
Sic Snbianapolis Nort5ern Srat=
tion COMPANY.
Sic Union Sraction Gombanp Of
Snbiana.
Sie Snbianapolis & Wlartiasbillt
Sraction Company.
Die Snoianapolis, Plainfielo &
Sanpille Gailroao Company.
Sie Snoianapolis & Sbelbppiut
COMPANY.
Sis Snoianapolis, 2sbanOn &
6rantfort Sraction Company.
Sie llnion Traction 60. lit in biei
elite ein9eidlollen, neil ibr i'm leBter
Nopember angenommener 6reibrief.
Contract in stuei ipeientliden puntter
amenbirt, mitbin einem neuen gpntrac
| sleidaema6t nirh. Sie erfe Mbdnbe
runs betrifft Die &egeln betr. Gra9t
Sransport, pie f9on geidilbert, bi
3ueite oagegen be3iebt ii4 ailf Die Gar
Steuer. giah Dem alten Contract
iollte Die Union Srnction So. SC pc
Gar in Der eriten Periobe sablen. Siei
&ate miro nun sipar niat rebucirt
bed miro Der paragrapb 10 amenoirt
baB0 Die Il. s. 60. 1c, &c unb 16c 8
sablen baben tpirb, tpdbrenb Der &el
bon Der Snbpls. s. & s. setrase1
meroen muB.
Sab bic Snbianapolis Serminal 4
Srattion 60. ii9 ourd ben lleuen @On
tract, perpHi6tet cine semeinidaftlid
) pafasier- unb 2 6radt+Stationen fiji
Die Snterurban=2inien gu bauen, nj
aud cine electriI9e 8iirtelbagn in 8e,
binoung nit ben GrObtOun=2inien IN
Der 2erineton Npe. .=0erldn9eruns 8
conitruiren uno Sransfer=Sifets alle
! itdbt. 2inien auf ben Snterurban-2
nien innerbalb Der Staotsren3en selte
su laHen etc., al Sieies 1T on hieit
STEELE i6on beri9tet uno ertldrt uo,
: ben.
Ser Contract beiast, bab bic inner
Sdleifs Coop = iiber 0elawart
Obio, Capitol Npe. uno @eoraia st
, = unb Die 6ra6t=Stationen binne
Sabresfriit erbaut perhen mlilen, rs
aud bic Wartsidle Der pafa9ier.Stt
tion, beren &sittbeil in Is Wtonate
bolltnbet iein muB. Oie duBere Sdlei'
: = New 0Ort, @elt, South uno ga
Str. = mag innerbalb bon 5 Sabre
erbant peroen, bod bat Die Staotpel
tpaltuna bas &e6t, ibren gau no
glblauf bon 3 Sabren 3u bsfebler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Seinen Ssrletnmsen erlesem.

Gpbert &uIIel bon Chicago, trel4er
bier BEL Ieinem Sbeim Ben pOtpea an
Der Sarnel Ctr. 533 81 Seiu4 mar
uno am Samitas in gfurb Snoiana=
pulis bon sinem Big Sour Sahn
6ra6tsug iiberfabren tpurbe, 1T seifern
9lbeno i'm Stabt=SoIpital ieinen gsr-
leBunsen erle9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04
Ses B I inben 8 | 9ter's
Sri b t.

New Yorf, A. glus. Sas
2ei6enbesdneniB Der 6rau bes blin-
ben Si6ters Senrp Stoobaro fanb
bsute in sag Sarbor ftatt. gih 8eift=
lider mar ni4t sugegen, iOnoern er
Ielbft piomete ieiner treuen 2ebens=
gefdbrtin einen tparm empfunbenen
9fa9ruf.
6 o m m or, M n 9 Dc
merD I.
icagp, a. 9lug. @ommo-
bore Soiepb gbparb Monteomerp.
wel9sr rpdbreno Oes Siirsertrieses bei=
na6e @eneral @rant eefansen genom=
men bdtte unb ndbreno Der S4ladt in
Der Su9t bon Mobile fieben S9ifft
bes Nmirals Gerragut in bic 2uft
iprensts, tit ssfiern in Der Wobnune
Ieines Sohnes Or. Sames MOntgo.
merp seitOrben. Der gerblidene mar
IS Sabre aft uno elmer Der intinlfer
Greunoe oes Prdiioenten Ssfierior
9apis.
grtrunfen.
pitts sburs, 3d., 3. Nusuii
Sm gaesbenps6lub. am Sube Der SO
StraBe, ertranten beute orei &nabei
beim gaoen. gs iino bies Sbon. s
Carroll, IA Sabre, amiel &ologonsti
IL Sabre uno elm unbefannter 2nab
i'm Alter bon IL Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-04

s@ Mit 10 pielen suten Oinsen gu
ehen i'm 6rhbiommer, eHsn mir bdufis
81 piel uno leiben in Golge beHen an
llnperoauli1feit. Or. MusuIf &onis's
0amburger Sropfen tperben cine
prompte 9eilung beipirien.