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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
spaldings Make Poor Showing Against
the Home Team and spalding Pitcher
Is Batted at viii,
Standing of the interstate league:
Results Yesterday.

The keuOSha Interstate DaSe Dali
league team advanced a notch in the
league race Sunday afternoon when
the Spalding team of Chicago, the
old time rival of Kenosha was de-
feated at Grand View Park by a score
of s to-. The game was one of the
best ever seen on the local diamond,
and from the game put up by the Ke-
nosha team it is evidenced that the
team is the strongest ever playing
under the Kenosha colors.
The game was witnessed by crowd
of nearly twelve hundred who cheered
the Kenosha boys to the echo and
rooted in the old fashioned way for the
success of the home team. Ballot
who pitched for the Kenosha team
made another brilliant record by
striking out seven men, and in com.
parison Bliss, who pitched for the
Spaldings made a sorry picture. Bal
1iott allowed the Spaldings but three
hits while the heavy Kenosha hitters
pounded Bliss at will ali ovef the lot,
getting twelve hits. Balliott had al
most perfect support, but one error
being credited against the Kenosha
team, and this error was of no conse-
quence.
The game started with the Spauld-
ings at the bat, and ia the first inning
Fear got score with a base on balls,
aided by a couple of scratch hits. Ke-
nosha did not get down to work until
the fourth inning, and then Breen
started the ball rolling, and by the
end Of the inning three men had
scored. This was repeated again in
the fifth, and with lead of S, the
Kenosha boys counted again in the
sixth. The Spaldings added another
run ia the sixth and Kenosha put in
another one in the eighth.
There is still some defect in the Ke-
nosha team in the way of base running
and had the runners shown good judg
ment yesterday the score would have
been considerably larger than it was.
Breen was forced to catch yesterday,
but it is expected that Herman will be
ready to play by next Sunday and he
will be in the game at that time.
bob" WEIGH, the manager of the
spaldings, was so Disguised with the
game Sunday, that as soon as his
team reached Chicago, Bliss and Nc
Donough were given their release, and
the Spaldings will go out looking for
a new battery.
The score of the game Is as follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
DIED FROM LooK-JAw.
James Quigiey who Was Injured week
Ago Expired at His Home This Morning.

James 0uigiey Who Was Injured week
Ago Expired at His Home This Morning.
James Quigley, the young man who
was seriously injured by being drag
ged by a train week ago Yesterday
died from lock jaw at his home on
Park street shortly after nine O'Clock
this morning. The injured man had
suffered intensely since his injuries.
but until yesterday morning high
hopes of his recovery were entertained,
On Tuesday he was seized with lock-
jaw and since that time had suffered
from the dread disease. He was con-
scious up TO the time of his death.
The deceased was about tnirty years
Of age and was son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Quigley. He was born and
raised in Keposha and was a great IA
vorite among his friends. For some
time he had been in the employ of the
Northwestern railway company. and
at the time he met the injuries which
resulted in his death he was working
as brakeman on the road.
He was careful and conscientious
workman and was held high in the es-
teem of the railway men.
The announcement of the date of the
funeral will be made tomorrow.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
ohgo olos'g May
SPECIAL REDUCED EXCURSION RATES

Will be in effect from all points on
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
for the occasions named below
Presbyterian General Assembly, Los
Angeles, May 21st to June d.
Travellers Protective Association,
indianapolis, Ind, June 18th to 14th.
Modern Woodmen Of America, In.
dianapolis, Ind, June 18th to oath.
National Educational Association,
Boston, July 10th to 10th.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, Sara
toga Springs. N. Y, July 9TH to 10th.
United Christian Endeavor, Denver,
July 9Th to 18th.
Epworth League, Detroit, Mich,
July 10th to 10Th.
B. P. o, E., Baltimore, Nd, July
21st to sd.
G. A. R. meeting, San sFrancisco,
August 18th to 23d.
For information as to rates, dates of
sale, etc, of these or other occasions,
call upon the ticket agent OF the North
Western Line. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
A CHINESE HONEYMOON.
Original New York Production to BE Seen
at the IIlinols, Chicago.

Original New York Production to BE Seen
at the Illinois. Chicago.
Commencing on Sunday, May 18th,
the Illinois Theatre in Chicago will be
transformed to resemble a Chimes pal
ace. The occasion is the beginning of
the engagement of 1.-THE Chinese
Honeymoon" at this theatre, with the
original simon-pure, number one New
York Casino cast. Ia this cast are the
following top-liners in the field of
musical comedy: Thomas O. Sea-
brooke, FL. w. frederick, William
Pruette, Benia Howard, William
Burress, Katie Berry, Eleanor Falk,
Estelle Wentworth, Mrs. Anna Yea
mans, George Bryton, Stella Tracy,
Edith Barr, eight stunning brides
maids and chorus and ballet of 100.
Mail orders for this engagement may
be filed now, the prices ranging from
SO cents to $3.50 for the best seats, and
all seats in the Illinois are reserved.
La point of lavishness the production
of a "a Chinese Honeymoon" is en-.
titled to much praise. The two scenes
1.-THE garden of the hotel Wang Ylang''
and "the room IN the Emperor's pal
ace" are magnificent stage pictures
and, with many richly dressed women
on the stage, contribute to the Oriental
splendor of this latest and most pop.
ular of musical comedies. In the COM
binations Of color, one notes the alb
sence of those faults ia taste which so
often mar the harmony and destroy
the artistic effect of recent stage pro-
auctions. An exceptionally pretty and
novel effect is obtained in the second
act, where disappearing and reappear-
ing lines of chorus girls in bright col
ored gowns provide panorama of
changing color.
The management of the Illinois
Theatre is noted for having originated
the mail order business back ia the
days of the old Columbia theatre.
Special attention is given to out-of-
town patronage.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
THE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
Swedish Society Celebrates an Anniversary
With Feasting and Toasts.


with Feasting and Toasts.
The Kenosha Chapter of Society
Svea celebrated the eleventh anniver-
sary of its founding on last Saturday
evening, and the celebration proved to
be one of the most enjoyable social
events ever held among the Swedish
residents of the city. The celebration
was held at the A. o. u. w. Hall and
in honor of the event the hall was
artistically decorated with palms and
plants while flags Of Sweden and the
United States were draped about the
walls Of the room.
The long tables at which covers
were laid for three hundred guests
were decorated with snilax and car
nation pinks. @
After the dinner was over short adj
dress was made by Judge Carr of
Chicago, who congratulated the mem
bers of the Kenosha Society on their
long record of good doing and promis-
ed that in the future the society would
prove even a greater help to the Swed-
ish residents Of the city.
After the address by Judge Carr in
formal toasts were responded to by
we'll known members of the local chap
ter. Late in the evening the tables
we're removed from the room and the
evening closed with a pleasant infor-
NAL dance.
The celebration was attended by a
number of large delegations from sur
sounding cities. The Swedish Sex
tette Of Chicago, furnished music dur
ing the evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
ICE GOES UP.

Dealers In The Frozen Commodity An
nounce an Increase of Ten Per Cent.
With the first breath of a summer
breeze, the ice man has again laid
aside his conscience, and the users of
the frozen commodity are being given
a gentle surprise in the way of ten
per cent. increase in the price of ice.
The increase to the uninitiated, seems
to be for the sole purpose of increasing
the profits of the ice man, but the latter
ia his own defense states that the ice
costs him more this year. Of course
this is little strange when it is REM
embered that the ice cutting season
just closed, was the most successful
ever closed in Kenosha county and
that the big houses ia the lake district
are simply bursting open because they
are so full of good clear ice.
The-ten per cent. raise will probably
prevail until the season lis well advanc-
ed, and the demand fer ice becomes
impera tive, and It that time further
increase of a few cents on the hundred
may be expected. It Is claimed that
the local dealers are depending on the
big Chicago companies for the supply,
and in this manner it will be an easy
thing to keep the jack screws under
the price all summer long and the poor
consumer will have to pay the fiddler.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07

Lieutenant Lafayette Eyerhart, (U..
S. N. a former Kenosha boy who was
on the Baltimore with Dewey at Manila
Bay, has returned to Kenosha aud is
visiting with friends and relatives
here. Lieutenant Everhart is the son
of the late DR.. Everhart who was at
the head of Kemper Hall before the
institution was turned over to the
Sisters of St. Mary. The Lieutenant
has gained considerable fame in the
navy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07

Across the Desert, play of pas
toral purity and intense interest. is
booked for next Sunday at the opera
house. 1t is the most sensational sue
cess of the season, introducing four
teen distinct and truthful types of
American characters; interpreted by a
company of actors, who unfold with
artistic skill, this American play of
absorbing charm and complications.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07

Gollmar's big circus is billed to ap-
pear in Kenosha on next Friday. The
circus has made big hit this year and
Kenosha people will undoubtedly give
it good patronage.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
HORN GOES TO DULUTH.

Fast First Baseman of the Kenosha Team
is Signed by the Northern League Team.
Billy" Horn, the clever Kenosha
base bail player who played first base
on the Kenosha team Sunday, will
probably not be seen in Kenosha again
this summer as he left this morning
for Duluth to join the Duluth Northern
league team. Horn has been signed
by the Duluth team to play second
base. There is no doubt but that he
will make good and will remain with
Duluth during the season.
In leaving Kenosha Horn is not
jumping a Kenosha contract as he
gave the manager of the team notice
some time ago that he would sign a
Duluth contract if he had the chance.
Five million dollars Ia gold, guarded
by armed men, passed through Keno
sha on its way from Chicago to Mil
waukee in the express car of the fast
newspaper train over the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad the other morn
ing. The presence of armed men Ia
express car is unusual and was pro-
vided as a precautionary measure
against possible holdup by train rob.
bers who might have secured a tip
as to the contents Of the carr
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
ADVERTISED NAH MATTER.

The following is a list of the mali
matter remaining uncal1ed for in the
Kenosha postof6ce, Kenosha county,
Wis, for two weeks ending May S,
1908, and which will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at the expiration of
two weeks. unless called for:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
CENTS, LIST.

VIM Abernetly, Mr. Coafer, Francis Curtis
Double Power Wind Mill Co, Mr. Flagg. Carl
Gustafson, j H Handley, G A Hobbs, w II
Kruckman, VIM Phillips, Leo Phillips, capt
E a Sonnerson, Josef Turk, Filippo Trotta.
Hugh Burns, G r GARNER, Geo Duer Search
light, Sherm Gill, w Gilfain, Victor KalIow-
sky, John T Jordan, A Goha, @ Peterson, Ollie
Reynolds Rev Dr. Thomas Victor Thomas,
Frank Wiershicki.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07

Gus .schissler, Of Waukegan, spent
Monday evening in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
Ihe score by in nings:

Earned Kenosha, 8. Spal-
dings, 1.
Struck out-By Balliot, Z; by Bliss, 4.
Bases on balls-Of Ballot, 3; off
Bliss, 8.
Umpire Miller.
Attendance, 1900.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-05-07
LADIES LIST.

Mrs Frank Holt. Therese Murphy, Mrs John
W Padden, Mrs J Petersen, Carrie L Peck,
Mrs Thos Rockwell, Jr.
To obtain any of the above mail
matter, the applicant must give the
date of this list.
CHAs. FRANTz, P. M.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Yoli3eili@es Maerlet.

Sm 2aufe bes ssitrisen Sases
iiedte bic polisei cine Mer9e BON
SruntenbOloen, priselanten etc. elm,
oo9 wuroen. auBer ben anoerwdrts
beridteten, teine beionbers nennens=
mertbsn Ierbaftunsen porsenommen.
Gin fi9 Subn Wulb o n
nsnnenoer. lun9idbriser Slrbeilsr Der
Girma 9inean & Co., tpurbe in OBJ
but eenommen, oa er fi1 einbilbste, er
isi gum papite erpdbIt morben.
Qbenbs Ia ste in Der Sta=
tipH Sallas Sarriion aus gtorton, &as.,
Elm nit Der S4pinoiu9t bebafteter
StinsIing. oab ein Neser, nit benz er
mebrere Gtunoen lang eetneipt bate.
ibm feline Soientaide seridnittcn uno
ibn um $40 in Yapiersslo bsraubi
babe, als sr. Dallas, iinnlOs betrunten
mar. Sie Setectibs SolB unb Bran
rsroen bsriudsn, ben Reser gu fahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11

Grntewaeens unb tuurbe auf Der STEELE
9et6otet. Sein &opf mar 3u elmer un-
fOrmli4en Wafe sermaImt pproen.
nsnilIe. goparo, oas 81
ldbrige SDbn4en beg @ountp @om-
mii1drs Sobn Seim bon Warrid Goun=
tp wurbe in Der 0dbe ieiner pdterli9en
Wohnun9 bon elmer Seerbe O1ien um=
aerannt unb gu Sobe sstrampelt.
Greie g fabGieferuns.
8om Is. September an weroen in
folsenoen Siitricten freie Yoitabliefe=
rungen itattfinoen:
slmO, Senorifs Co., 9lreal 16 Qua=
oratmeilen, geb6lteruns CTS; @ebar
@rOpe, Grantlin Co., Nreal 81 Oua-
oraimeilen, SeO0lteruns $40; glap
Gitp. @lap Co., Nreal 43 Oaabrat=
meilen, SspOlteruns 1000; Ossoob,
&iplep Co., glreal % QuaoratmeiIen,
SepOlteruns 1,092; Staunton, @lap
Co., 90 Nuabratneilen, geb0lte=
runs 504.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Soiepb 9taemmele CUR srobsn
glrmee abbermfen.

Serr SOfepb &uemmele, ei=
ner Der dltefen uno populdrfen Seut=
iden Der Stabt III beute WOrgen UNI 3
l1br i'm Nlter bon nabsSu 72 Sabren
in Ieiner @o6nuns, Go. 217 WpOmins
StraBe, aus oem 2eben seiaieoen.
Ser 8erbli9ene wanoerte i'm Sabre
1854 bon ieinsr 8atertabt Saben=Sa=
ben na9 oenSer. Staaten aus. 9lls Der
8Hrsertries uusbrad, lieb er ii4 in bas
81. 6reitpilisen acknowledgement,
tpel9es in Sapton. O., recrutirt MUIR
be, einmuitern. @r ma9te nit oem=
ielben ben 6elo3us als Sergeant nit.
Na6 S9luB ossielben fam er na9
Snoianapolis. pel9es for.an eine
speits Seimata puroe. @r mar meb=
rere Sabre lang in Der Office oes
y vSelesrap5" tbdtig, betrieb oann in
ben barauffpleenosn Sabren an Der
Yireinia apenue cine gu4banoluns.
Na9oem er bieielbe aufsegeben batte.
iibernabm er cine @irtbi9aft. pel9e er
iiber % Sabre nit grfOls betrieben
bate.
Der 8eritorbsne erfrsuts ii9 in SOlse
Ieines iopialen Weiens uno ieiner por=
treifli9sn @baratter=gis sabl'
rei9er Sreunoe. tuelde ibn nit tiefem
geoausrn aus ibrerWitte ideioen ieben.
@r mar Witslieo oes Seutfd=9lmeri=
niI6en 8eteranen=9ersins, Der Srui-
ben unb bes y9iebsrtrans", tpel9em er
piele Sabre als actioer Sdnser an9s'
horte. @r binterldBt 5 ertpa9iene
Sinoer.
Sas 2ei6cnbesdnenib, pelaes am
9Onnsritag Haamittas fattfinoet,
tuiro fi9 iebenialls gu einem impoian=
ten sefalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Der Tsittas in &idmono.

9lnldBli9 Der gr6ffnun9 Der electri=
iden gabnberbinouns smii9en Sbir
unb Snbiana ieitens Der SnbianapOlis
& gaitern Srnetion SO. nsranfalten
morgen bic commsrcielen Oreaniia=
tiOnen BON &itmOnb cine Gsiili9tsit,
on tpel9er @ouperneur Surbin, Wapor
gooftpalter, 9grdfoent Gaubrs, Iice-
prdfibent @offin unb @ensral= =getrisbs-
letter @bipman bon Der Snbianapolis
& gaffsrn Sraction Co., fsrner @ou-
berneur 1ai6 BON Ohio unb bic Biir-
eermeiiter bon Columbus, Cincinnati,
SabtOn, Sprinsfislo unb anosren
Stdoten tbeilnebmen weroen. am
gta9mittae finbet cine parabe ftatt.
6ierauf nirh i'm Glen Miller part eir
Seuetiusrt absebrannt uno ipdtel
nebmen Die @dits i'm Weseott Sotsl on
einem Banquet tbeil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
,,1tniteo Garment @orfers"

gsbur bic Selesaten gu Der Tatio=
=@onpention Der yllniteo Garment
WOrters" beute 8Ormittag ibre Sss
Observation-Disclosures aufnabmen, pur=
ben iie bon &i6ter @eorse %. Stubbs
besrtibt, uelder cine ldusere anipra9e
an iie belt uno iie idlieBlid auffOr=
oerte, oarauf gu aAten, oab bic &inoer
ni9t nit Nrbeit in Der 6abrif iiber=
biiroet piroen.
Sierauf 9iu9en Die Sele9aten in se=
heime Sibung iiber. Samuel 6Om=
pers, prdiioent Der Mmeritanii6en Nr=
beiter=@onforberation, .po6nte berielben
bel. @lf Witalieoer Der bieiisen locl-
len Union, pelde auspdttise unionen
Oertratsn, wuroe als Selesat suse-
lai1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Ser Yapit bon elmer Obama9t
befaaen.

q m, II. Aug. papif pius X.
tpurbe beute 8ormittag, pdbreno in
Der @apeaa pauline cine Re1e eele=
brit puroe, bon elmer Sbnma9t be-
fallen. Seine nd6ts umsebung 9e=
tpa5rte, ME Der 9ontifsr INNER blei9er
wuroe, biz er pl0bli9 feline Sdnbe aus
ftredte, als penn er fi9 auf irgenb
ettuas itiiBen uOllte. @r piiroe 9e=
fallen iein, tpenn iein pribat.S .Sscretdr
MonlienOre greiian i6H ni&t aufse=
faneen bdtte. Sir cine turse Weile
lag Der papIt bepesunsslos uno be-
puBtlos oa. @lidliberipeiie befanoen
fi3 untsr ben Nnweienben Der penetia=
nii9e Nrst Or. Sanenfia, tpel9er felt
9 Sabren bes papfes grst in Seneoig
mar, u6er ibn nur elm ein3ises Wal
be6anbelt bate. SeIen drstli9en Be-
mtibun9en selang es. ben 81. Sater
uieoer ing gewubtiein 3uriid3urufen.
gr tuuroe bierauf in feline 8emd4er
suriid9efiibrt.
@s beiBt, bab Cardinal 8incenso
Sannuteli gum pdpitli9en Staats.
Secretdr ernnnnt poroen iit. Der
cardinal puroe am 5. Sesbr. 1886 in
9enawano geboren. I'm 30. Se3br.
1889 erfOlste feline grnenuuns gum
Cardinal unb am 10. 9lpril 1900
tpuroe er SiI6of bon palditina.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Sett ioa MQes correct iein.

Ser Stabtratb bielt sefern abenb
Ibenb Elm grtra=SiBung ab, I'm iibar
bic Oroinansen ab3ufimmen, oura
melde bic in allen 3eitun9en mebrfa4
ertpdbnten Gsbler Der neuen preeinet'
gintbeilunss- Oroinana reipeetipe Der
neuen Warb-gintbeilungs Oroinan3,
eorrisirt tpsrbsn. gu Der @iyuns bat-
ten fid 9 &epublitaner unb z Semotra.
ten sinssfunben, uno bic betreifenben
Orbinanasn purhen, unter Suipenoi-
run9 Der @sf9dftsregeln, einfimmig
paifirt. Mnbsrs lngele9enbeiten tuurs
ben in Der SiBune ni9t erleoigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Ten.r In Der Golambia=G Glab=
Glae.

Ser Ssuer=4larm sesen ~ llbr 9e.
fern Ibeno rief Die 2Oidmanni9aft
gum Sinterbau bss Columbia. Club
@ebduoes am Circle, mo- in Der in,
oberifen Stodmerte bes 9lnbaues be-
finoli9en &iide elm sliidli9er @eiie
nur unbeoeutenoes 6suer entitanbsn
mar. Die uriade ees tleinen granoes,
Der bon Der Seuermsbr prompt sel0i9t
muroe. mar Selbtent3iinoung oes
Sdmierfettss bes gentilatiOns.Gd9
inter Der 6h9enoefs. Der aneeri6tets
S9aoen ift nur eerine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Nene SermiRte.

Ser poli3si puroe selfern. nod
benz auffinben Der 2si9e bes tleinen
Seobp Senoall, bas mpferi0Ie 8er=
i6winbsn Der 6rau @mma Wernbure
bon go. 7l3 &apmonb Str, 6rau
zines pan Sanole=2 pcomotibbei3ers,
iammt ibrem 2 Sabre alten Sinbs se-
melbst. Die Srau neridwano nit
benz iiinsfen &inbe am Sonntag
Moreen uno lisB ben Wann nit IL
9rOBeren allein.
Gerner puroe Die polisei ge=
fern eriudt, umi9au nod benz 16=
jdbrieen 9ouis Saun aus Ylainfislb
gu balten, Der felt legtem SOnnertag
permiBt piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Sirfei.
Siirfei.
2ein Meinung s-I ustau d
Der Or d dte.

ulbGts
Rein Meinun9s=I ustau d
Der W d d te.
& m, IL. aus. gie bier mitae-
tbeilt wirb. bat stpiiden ben Winiitern
riidfidtlid Der macebOnii6sn Gage tein
Weinunssaustaui9 itattsefunoen. Sie
Wd4te i8einen enti4lOhen. Oeiterrsi9
uno &ublano Bel ibrsn 8emiibungen
ben Grieben tpieber bersuftelen, su
unterittben.
gfad geridten Der italien. goniuln
auf benz 8altan 1T Die grneueruna bes
Iuffanoes fait ausi6lieblid bas @ert
bss 9lsitators Boris Saraioif, Der iebt
Die Gabruns Der Sniursenten innebat.
S6Gle m q inc.
@onfantinopel. II. Iuguit.
Cine SOaenmaidine purce bon pbil-
lippopsl nad llstab aeianbt, I'm bel
Der ueberfabrt Der paiiasiersiise sa
erplOoiren. Ser 3ug nit Der Ma-
i9ine purbe an Der 8ren3itation 3er-
berthe aufssbalten. tuOrauf Die Was
I9ine Ibenos erplobirte. Station be.
iddoist; Niemano osrleBt.
Die @befs Der Senoarmerie uno
ppfissi bon Salonidi Iinb entlaflen.
Der @oniul &ofttrosti eri4eint mad
ben @oniular= geridten als ein iebr ans
maBenoer Seamter, Der selesentli4 bic
Soloaten unb polisifen, melde iein
RiBfallen erresten. nit Obrfei9en
tractirie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Mbermals Elm bsruasliidter Su:
oianapoliIer.

Ser Yplisei9ef bon Surans, Wi4.,
bsnadridtiste lebts 9tadt' bic bteiise
polissi, oas bort elm anoerer Snoiana-
poIiier, @bas. Soleomb, Elm Gircus-an.
sefellter, infolee bes nsuli6en Wallace-
Circus gabnunsliids um's 2ebsn se=
tommeu fei. 9lei9Seiti9 bat er UNI
grmittluns elmer Sdwefer SOlcOmb's.
bic bier in Der gfdbs bss @ircusfslbes
an Der Wsit @aibinstOn Ctr. anidiis
iein ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Nms oen UerihtsbSfen.

Neue 8 1et B u ng It &c.
&Oiina Stones reidte cine S6ei=
oungstlage gsgen ibren @attsn @barles
elm. sic beiauloigt oenielben oes
bOswiligen 8erlaiiens.
S Slagen ge9en Wein n Il u=
BEN Seiiber.
Die Suoianapolis gretpins 60. bat
Dor Squire Sheppard eins &lase se=
gen ben Wirtb gilbert g. @riswolo
bon go. 146 9. Sainois Str. erbo=
ben, in mel9er lie berlanst, baB osr=
ielbe ibr bag bon ibm occupirte gta=
bliNement iiberliefert. Gerner ioG er
ibr 800 fdaige Wietbe sablen.
@s bsiBt, baB &i9ter Stubs beab=
i9tigt gegsn aoam 6. Msblsr, Sn-
baber elmer Wirtbi9aft. zines giersar-
tens uno elmer @sinitube in go. 26
g. Wiiiouri Str, eeri9tli9 porsu=
9eben. Sn bem 2ocale mar am
SOnntas @benb elm 16.idbriges Wdb=
den absefansen tuOroen, pslhss
Offentlid ertldrte, bab es i3on felt
Monaten bort bsrtebre uno baielbf su
trirten befommen bdtte, mas es ber=
langte.
Grf bor 9uraem tparen in benz 2o=
cole stuei iunse Wdoden betrunfen ee-
mabt porben'
lQ9 6dlle I'm pOli3eiseri at.
Der pOliSeiseri9ts Calender mar
geitern bon banomurmartieer 2dnse,
oenn er mics ni9t wsniser als 1O9
Sdle auf. Bon bieisn entfislen so aui
PeriOnen, tpel4e osm eblen @rap=Spiel
gefr6bnt batten, uno melt iiber 80 aui
liiosrlide 5rauensimmer. 6iinf3ebr
bon ben Spielern, melds in Sarrr
Meper's @igarren=S aben on Der 8latt
Ctr. .gegdmbelt" 6atten, muBten i
$40 uno Soften aabIen. Meper muBte
auberSem nod oieis Strafe fir ba:
Salten elmer Slot.Waidine berappen.
SObn. Smith unb elm Subsnb Qn'
oere hatten ebenfalls ues.n Sasarb'
| ipielens ie $40 unb Soften gu bls6en.
Sie Gdle Der Wirtbe Sobn @ool
uno Sreo Steuart, in bsrsn 2oealer
@lOtmaiainen sefunoen wuroen, mur-
ben aut ben lS, reip. IA. Os. Oeri4O'
bengst
@sOrgs SaplOr. Der 8srsepaltisunl
ansetla9t, uno Jrant Saplor, bes gin-
blu9s ano @roBoiebitabls bei9uloist
tpurosn an bic Srobsefdworsnsn iibsr.
ipisien.
@sgen gsbrobens nit SdieBmaffer
bate &obert Soobs cine Strafe pur
$50 unh 3piien gu bssablsn.