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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
NOTES OF THE PRIZE RING

That feeling between Terry McGovern and
Young Corbett is not all newspaper talk was
shown Inst Thursday night, when the two feather
weights who to fight the last day Of this
month met in Harry Corbetts saloon in San
francisco. Terry came forward when he caught
sight Of Colbett and put out his hand, but the
Denver hoy appeared not to see the glad mitt.
Terry flushed and his Irish temper leaped into
his eyes az he said:
''You haven't anything against me, have you
that you won't shake hands o."
Corhett. with the battle CLINT In his eye, said:
'Its question of shaking hands between us
tive. We are to fight, and that's all there is
to it." -
This angered McGovern 50 much that It was all
his friends could do to prevent him flying at Cor
bett and settling things with bare knuckles.
.'I will fight Robert Fitzsimmons at the mid
dle-weight limit at any time and before any
club offering a suitable purse" writes Tommy
Ryan. 1.-The stories that have considered re-
firing from the ring all bosh. I consider
1b4 pounds is still the middle-weight limit.
Fitzsimrnnns won the championship at the mid
dle-weight limit, 154s pounds. Z never issued
a direct challenge to Fitz in my life. as he has,
been in the heavyweight division for a long time.
In Frisco he said he would never fight again."
Charles Berry and Al Peterson had set-to
before the Eagles. Athletic club at Hurley, wis.
Thursday night for 5000 purse. Berry won in
the ninth round.
Andrew Tokel Of England fought six fast
rounds at philadelphia last night with Tommy
Dougherty. Both men showed up well in the
first FIVE rounds. Dougherty had a shade the bet
ter Of the wnd~up.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

Two games will be played each Of the
first five nights Of next week. one game
at the Vendorne parlors. and the other at
the West hotel. The schedule follows:
a1onday-Hogue VS.. Huyck: Thayer vs. Wilcox.
Tuesday-Parker VS.. Fremont: Sabin vs.. Logan
WednesdaT-Huyek vs. Thayer; wilcox vs..
Sabin.
Thursday-Parker vs.. Logan; Hogue vs.. VII.
cox.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
BASKETBALL

The university girls basket ball team will
play against West Superior normal school team
lowing evening the Stanley! Hall quintet will
play the normalites
This evening the varsity girls viii play
the Stanley Hall team in the armory for the
twin city championship. Roth teams have cleAu
records this season. and a fast game Is antici.
pated. The game will be called at 1880.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

- -.
: Billy Keeler claims that "Wild BilE'
Donovan is the best pitcher in, the pro-
fession. -. r. II. .o.,--- :.. - =.
Joe Yeager, of the eDtroits. cleaned
up $4,000 OH the races at Hot Springs the
other day., ~. =. :*'-+".-.~..- I -.
s Manager McAleer thinks the foul-strike
rule will help his team more than any
other In. the American League.
\. Tim Murnane is moved " to remark
''There is something in the wind: when
Connie Mack will take his champion ball
players to- Florida, eight weeks before
the opening of the season. L-
= Pitcher Whalen,> the Californian, who
east as he fears that the other fellow
will marry the girl he loves if he leaves
the Pacific coast. -. .. 5a.s.;
Secretary Barnard of the Cleveland club
has figured it out that this years pennant
Will be between Chicago and New York.
out for the other first division places.
SHe claims that the other four teams. nota
bly, Boston and st. Louis, l1ave been
strengthened less than the other teams.
The Toledo club has given Outf1elder
Gray and Third Baseman Edmundson their
unconditional releases. +E, O
= Manager Cantillon Of Milwaukee has
given UP Pitcher Ga1'vin to Brooklyn. to
whom Garvin is indebted for nearly $500
advance money. -. 49,,
!, Manager Eanlon declares that he will
not pay Harry Thielman a bonus of $500
to sign with the Brookyns. The pitcher
must show him before he gives him any
extra money. >. r-E.
Frank Bancroft Is pleased with the new
rule regulating the grading Of the pitchers
box and the base lines. as suggested by
Tom LOTUS. He says it will reduce the
playing average Of the groundkeeper.
T. Sam Crawford owes the Cincinnati club
$1,000. which he must return. As re-
turner of checks Crawford will lead both
leagues when he pays up with Cincin-
natl. as last fall he returned draft for
81 900 to Detroit.
| President John T. Brush, of New York,
| is considering the advisability Of leasing
| special Pullman cars, including sleepers
| a day coach and a dining fitted up for
| the use of the New York players during
| their trips east and west:@s5 :,
! President Pulliam of the National
League said the other day: II propose that
my umpires have a clear understanding
Of the meaning Of the rules this season
Two days before the playing season opens
I will call the umpires together, and we
will go over each rule and come to uni
! form Interpretation of it,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

In Iowa Falls, Tuesday evening, a bowl
Ing tournament will be held that will bring
together several Of the best bowling teams
i'll Central Iowa. Among the entries are
the first teams from Marshalltown, Fort
Dodge and Clarion, eacn of which will
play with the Iowa Falls team.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

Effect of DR.. Mel Laughlin's Treatment Upon Men.
This all line with DR. McLaughlin's teachings which
have been print for the past Dr. Mclaughlin has
been student of this subject for twenty and has made
his observations from under bis personal treatment
In his book written three Gin his Introductory
marks he II anticipate still greater results from my efforts
to demonstrate the truth of lifelong claim that electricity
the basis of all animal vitality and without it could not live
In another part of his book DR. Mclaughlin gives
comprehensive solution of the heat problem than that advanced
by Prof, Loeb DR.. Mclaughlin says
coal s that Tss % eat sssnss rss action % %sts i 5 s 1
~ ;y ] nd vital
1 5 '1ss a; b ;s
by hard
%ae, s ss
n ess gSs the M
the
sss 5s
@
:sss
ss Te hs aes P an cures
enthusiast say Why should not be have the
failure physicians enthusiastic
es @ '%sas the least
e sss old and T
:: e :
made young"
ss;S6s @ h sse m
spRR Ss
supply
turned . r. v s me
appliance three months
rheumatic ippes for and whose
secured perfect health from DR.
McLaughlns Belt
Mimi "Your electric belt has
1t has removed the rheumatism from
forever
Mclaughlin that electricity substance Of
vitality
replenishing that the is His electric
scientific
mechanical skill
vital
added the
vital
which
and debility
published distribution those inter
It
appliances
inclosing this
Upon
DR.. M. E. ncLAUGHLIN.
3O4 NicolIet Avenue, Minneapolis. ninn.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

The East Side high school bowling team
won two out Of three games from Central
high yesterday afternoon Creditable
scores We're made, East Side having a to-
tai Of 2,47O and Central 2.421. Bachrnan
got high score, with 243, and Tyler high
average, with 1893 1-3.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

In the individual averages of the Greater
Minneapolis league, published in yester-
days J Q rn a l.; the following names
were omitted: Price, 15s 80 81; zalusky.
153 7-35; A. E. Ryan, $50 80 SO; Magnuson.
$50 20-62: Krussow, $50 sal. Anderson S
average should have been given as 179 2-6
and Hughes as ia 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

The bowling during the week was above
the average, though not sensational, com
pared with other recent. performances
Three game totals of $500 or better are
becoming QUITE common with the Turner's
Tuxedos and Tasmos, and single games
with four. figures cause no great amount
OF excitement among the fans. AS. seen
by the above averages most of the teams
boosted their figures slightly. The weeks
games made no change In the relative
standings in the percentage column, save
that the Olymplas strengthen their hold
on fourth place by taking three straight
from the Buffalos. The bisons slunped
badly In Monday nights game. Had they
rolled in such form as they displayed
against the Turner'S the week before they
would have reversed the result
The schedule for next week is not par
ticularly interesting. The Turner's and
Tasmos will probably have easy picking
Off the City Statesmen and Acmes. The
Tuxedos roll the Buffalos, who are notori-
ously n-and- cutters. They may go crazy
and make the Tuxedos fight for every
game. or they may give their opponents a
WalkaWay. The schedule follows:
onday-Olympia vs., City Statesmen.
Iuesday-Tuxedo VS.. Buffalo
Mednesday--Turner VS.. City Salesmen
Ihursday-Iasmo vs.. Acme. ..--.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

tonight at !. Fargo between the girls team.
Of the North Dakota university at Grand Forks
and the high school girls of Fargo has been
called Oh as the university girls declined to
play.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
THE WORLD OF SPORT
through Kansas City was so hastys that
he met none Of his fellow Inagnates OF the
American association.

President Watkins of the Indianapolis
baseball club has announced his list Of
players for the season 1903 as follows:
i Pitchers. w. A. Kellum, Frank Killen.
Thomas c. Williams, Az j.. Hamilton,
Frank Fry. John Kennedy \ tchers. M. E.
Hayden, Dave Pickett Harry Matthews.
Robert Dury, Charles A. Roberts. John
Massey; first base, George p. kim; sec
ond base, w. H.. Fox; short
stop, Peter O'Brien; third base, James
e. Tamsett; extra infelders, Charles
Flick, Ben T. Caffryn. and Claude Gotzie;
left field, James Jones; center field, Cy
Coulter; right field. George Hogriever.
The players will report for duty on
April q.
Manager McGraw Sof the New York Ma
tionaE league team thinks he will finish
one.-. -.two,> three this, season. Says Nc
Graw:
II do not want to claim too much for 1t,
but honestly 1 cannot see where more than
two teams-Pittsburg and Cincinnati-are
liable to outrank us. But please remem-
ber the fact that I am going to strengthen
and have not given up Delehanty or
Davis. In fact. have written Delehanty
to report for practice in Savannah, Ga,
and also hope to have Davis with us for
spring practice"
Manager Hanlon, than whom baseball
has no sllrewder observer. says that the
SIdIlS, DIS llley now are. Will US ~ lSCtOI
in tho race. IF they do not finish one,
two. three I will miss my guess, and am
willing to wager good money that they
will be as good as third at the windup
The giants pitching staff consider the
best in the league"
In view of the proposed opposition Man
ager Morley of Los Angeles has signed
Joe Corbett by wire at one of the largest
salaries ever paid a ball player in this
country. The contract calls for $4,000 for
| Corbetts work and stipulates that he shall
not pitch more than one game a. week
| for. thirty-si weeks of the: playing sea-
son. It Is also agreed Corbett shall not
appear in any other position than as
pitcher and shall. have. the privilege of
keeping in touch with his business in San
Francisco when not actually engaged in
doing twirling for his team. This means
that Corbett will receive nearly s14O for
every time he steps, on the ball field, or
practically 81 for every ball he delivers.
The sum has not, been exceeded by more
than three players in. the country. Cor
bett has been out of the game for Several
years, although he has had many offers
+ from clubs in, the east. He made his
record with the Ba1timores under Ned
Hanlon and helped that club win two
pennants. Then he retired and resisted
ell efforts to drag. him back into the
game until this spring.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

FOR sALE-BRoWN MARE, WEIGHT 1900
lbs, years old, had to take her for debt.
Gall Sunday only and get snap. 32S2 Pleas
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

Work upon the local baseball grounds
will be begun, Monday. Some repairs to
the club house and grand stand make up
most Of the work. The diamond and out
field will require comparatively little at
ton, but the management is beginning
early to insure the grounds being in shape
when the first game is called.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Sobu Ntit@ea als Sdriftfeaer'

So6n N1it9ea, 9rdibent Der @er-
einiqten 9ruben=9trbeiter BON Nmerifa,
III in ieinem Seim in Spring galeb,
ST., mo- er feline Gerien oerbringt, nit
Der @hfahuns zines idriftitelleriIden
@ertes beiadftist, fir tpel4es er oas
Material i6on ieit Sabren geiammelt
bat. SGsielbe piro ben Sitel Labor
Organization" fiibren uno cine ein=
aehenoe Stubie Der &rbeiter Sepe=
aung ieit ibrem gntiteben, iOpis
cine @eI6i6te aller prominenten
arbeiter OrganiiatiOnsn entbalten.
Cine groBs 8erlags.Girma in pbila=
belpbia miro bas gu6 bsrausgsben.
Sasielbe miro 9lnfans October iein
gri1einsn MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18

tibet getreien lei uno Der 9ebtere qar
teire Aniprii4e an ben Nadlab babe.
Barrett uno Die 0eritorbene haben
leoo9 Is Sabre ols Mann uno 6rau
3uiammenselebt.
Sn oieier Ierbinbuns mub nod be-
ri9tet weroen. oaB Barrett por einieen
Sagen eine $4,000 2laae aesen Srau
enods einaerei6t bat, neil fie ibm an=
gebli6 Die Satin entfremoe!, inoem Iie
oieielbs pdbrenb ibrer &rantbeit aus
Dem 9oipital bOlte unb na9 ibrer@ob=
nung bra6te. SOrt ipa iie bieielbe
oerart gesen ibn aufsebra9t baben,
baB iie ibm oas Saus berbot uno fd
meigerte, ibn Dor ibrem Sobe gu ieben.
Sieie slngaben perren jebo9 BON Grau
@no9s berneint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
yfeue Sneorporationen.

@eftern tpurben Die folgenben neusn
@eielidaften uno 6irmsn in Der Office
bes Staatsiecretdrs incorporirt:
Die rShirlsp oil @Oal GOmpann"
GaB Sownibip, Sulioan @ountp; Sa-
pital $65, 900. Sirectoren: 2etpis %.
Barrier, 8. 8. SitaiOn, S. Smith
SalIep, 8. u. Sidman unb G6arles s.
Barnes.
Die Union telephone Gompann",
Carmel, Samilton @Ountp; capital
$4,000. SirectOrsn: Sobn &. @ol-
lins, Wiliam 3. Sooo, &idarb s.
Woffitt, gilbert &inssr unb Sc &op s.
pattp.
Der Buffalo Sun Club, @bitt
@ountp. Sirectrren: @6nrles gell,
Sames 3sttel uno ausuit gliOn, guf=
falo.
Die vWbeatlano Snospenoent 5sls:
phone Company, 6nor @ountp; Ga
pital sl4, 900. SncorpOratoren: ga.
muel g. Weaper, Sobn $. Oberburp,
Sobn g. 9lidolion, @barles glidolion,
9lnorew Is. Nidolion, Sebn 8. Niblad
unb SamiltDn gDilliams.
Die vW. 8. Mann 2umber @Om=
panp", @ltbart; capital 100000.
Sirectoren: 90. $. Mann, &obert g.
Wann uno glton Selos.
Der y@apusa Snouitrial Club.
Sirectoren: 8. 8. Spraeue, 9. 6.
Srece unb s. 6. peters, NQe Dor
@apusa, 8ermillOn Gountp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Sotal TOlitiides.

Sn ben beioen Partei=Sauptquar=
tieren liefen geitern Die eriten Seri6te
iibsr ben am 6reitag uno Samltaa
borsenommenen 60 Sag=ppa Elm uni
ssissn oieielben, oaB iid piels bislanq
lopale &spublitaner biesmal als vun=
setpiB" in Die Pol-Sii9er bnben eirt=
trasen lahen.
Sn Der 2. @arb bat ii9 Elm vanti'
Sootualter Club" sebiloet, benz iotpeit
stpa 200 &epublitaner arsebOren, Dil
bsbauptet tpiro. Die Seamten finb
9r. 5. %. @ibbatb, ebsmaliges Gre.
cinct : @Omitemit9Iieo, prdI.; Same:
ga9lesfielb, 8ice=prGi.; Irtbur Sad.
ion, Seer; Sames 8. pOrter, S9asm
Sas republitanii9e Staot=Saupt'
quarter iit aus Der Office 8. 6,
Wesrew's i'm SeiOtO glOd in's 4.
Stodtuert oes 2emde=8sbduoes berlegt
porben.
Sn 2 @O9en iOl bic @ampasne auI
beioen Seiten allen Grnitss Beginner.
Bis oabin tueroen in beioen Saupt.
quartieren Die n0tbisen &aitunsen &C.
trofsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Smopls. &etail 0rocers' glia,
Torsen finbet bas Sabres.Sicnie itatt.

gBie bereits angetiinolst, finoet mer=
gen auf ben StaatsfaiS=8rInoe oas
oiesjd6rige Picnic Der vSnopls. @stail
Grpcers' ahOciation" itatt. Sieie Gef=
liateit pfle9t ftsts cine groBartige
4ftaire gu .iein, uno perben Die nit
ben Sorbereituneen fir bas beurise
gicnic betrauten @omite's periu6en,
ale friiberen in ben S6atten gu ifellen.
Gin auBeroroentli6 rei9baltiges
Yrosramm miro our Ourufii6run9 9e=
langen unb cine 9rOBe 9ln3abl 8reis.
ipiele etc. tperben ifattfinben. - Den
Sieeern reip. Sisgeriunen uinten
pertbpOlle Preiie.
Sie m.iften Mitglieber Der gereini-
eung peroen ibre @eiddft. mOrgen
Yormittag um 10 ubr i6lieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
6euer rau ben Tair=
q Il n BEN.

9awreneeburg, Sno., l8.
Iug. 800 Stdle auf ben 6air9riins
ben purben in Der berwi4enen Naai
burd Geuer 3erit6rt. S6aoen s45OO,
Sdmmtli1e in ben Stdllen befinoli9e
pferbe tpurben serettet.
8abnunall.
Cartilage, Wlo., 18. Iuguit.-
9luf Der elettriiden gabn Carthage &
soplin 3 Mleileu bon bier fanb elm
3uiammenifob fatt, nobel Elm Ttotor'
nier eetobtet, elm anoerer t6otli4 per=
lebt unb 25 anbere periOnen bertpun=
bet puroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18

8efiern Nlittag muroen bic &abler
MOrann uno Simon per Selepbon CUR
@aft uno 9Deeborft Str. serufen, mo
Trau @eo. Meper bon go. 551 Weg=
bDrft Str, Die Sbefrau bes bort mob
nenoen Gubrmnnnes Wleper, ibnen
tlaete, baB elm 6armer Namens Sapio
p5ilipps aus Ssnbrids So. seorobt
babe, i6ren Mann nit elmer Seusabel
gu srite9en. Die Beamten fanoen
pbillips, Der ibnen eradblte, Ell
babe am Samifa9 Weber eine
Gubre Scu berfauft sebabt, bo6
bate elm G9pinblsr, Der iid fir
ieinen, p6ilips' 8ruber aus9ab, ben
9aufpreis bon Mener coQectirt. Meper
tusisere fid jsbt, nOdmals gu 3ablen,
unb bssbalb babe es b6ie Worte sege=
BEN. Nuf teinen Sail aber babe er, q. d,
WPeper nit elmer Seugabel bebrobt.
Die 9eamten pertpiefen bic uneini9en
on sinsn 6rieoensri9ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
@seapaoen elmer SoeomOtibe.

Cine locomotive Der Big Sour yabn
entgleiite lebte Ia9t cine Strabe wslts
li9 bon bem Union 8abnbOf uno iauits
iiioli6 on Der Senate Ipe. entlang.
SdlieBli9 blieb fie mitten in Der
StraBe iteben. Ser 2OcOmOtipfiibrrr
Otto &uHen, tpel6er ab9eiprungen
mar, erlitt cine 8erleBun9 am &iifen.
Der Ssiser %. Winnin9s, welGer Die
Spasierfabrt Der locomotive mitse-
ma6t bate, enttam unperlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18

Sn go. LOG Siio Slinois StraBe,
sinem .m0blirten Sauie" alias 9ogir=
bauie wurbe 9efern Morsen su friibel
Gtunoe cine Grausnsperion, Die unter
mebreren @liaIen, 3. g. @oobloe, be-
tannt mar uno bort ldngere 3eii
lO9irt bate, our9 Wtorpbium=
gereiftung betdubt unb eefdbrli4 er-
trantt aufgefunoen. Die Siipenia=
riums= =9erste Or. Seaton unb Or.
GOOolOe bei9dftisten fi4 2 Stunoeu
lang nit ibr uno lieBen fie bann in's
SOipital bringen, no iie leBte Nadt
INNER nod beuuBtlos lag.
Sen Iusiagen anoerer Sausbeuob'
nerinnen ssmdB ion bies Der 5. Selbit.
moroberiu6 bes Srauensimmers lei
ibrem Nufentbalte in benz 2ogis iein.
M0eli9srtpeiie 9elinst er eiesmal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
gombention Der sSloriten.

Cine aus ben Serren Sobn 8erter=
mann, anorep Wiegano uno German
ssunge beftebenbe Delegation bat fi9
nad Weilmaufee beeeben, UNI an Der
bort beute beeinnenben GonDentiOn Der
8eielI9aft 4meritanii9er Gloriiten
tbeil3unebmen. Dieielben tperben fit
bemiben, oaB cine Der nd4fen Hatio=
nal=@onpentionen bier absebalten tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Snbianeppis, Snb. 0hntae, 49, gusuf 1908

runlpelt mOroen tparen, batten ie SIS
uno Soften su ble6en.
Sn Dem Sale oes pbilip goeolin
puroen geltern gta6mittas tpeitere 3su=
gen bernommen. Sie 8erbanbluneen
wurO'n iebO6 nod ni6t gu gnbe ss.
fttbrt, ionoern abermals uno spar auf
ben 2l. b. peri9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Sriginelle . Sorberuna.

Ori ginelle Sorberuna.
Sutb, Wont., IS. @usuf. patt
&osers, elmer Der 6 glusreiber aug Dem
biefigen 8efdnsniB, bat einen grief
gei9rieben, in oem er ii9 gu itelen per=
ipridt, falls Setettib W}urpbp elm Suea
nit ibm ausfe9tet. Wfurpbp nabm
Die Jorberun9 an.
Nuf Der GtelIe aet6otet.
Sefferi nbille, Snb., 18. @ua.
Der 19-jdhrise v2insman" Nforton
Soubet bon Der llniteo 8as & electric
So. puroe innerbalb elmer turaen
Strede bon ieinem Seime, rdbrsnb er
auf einem Sransmiiiionspfabl nit
eem Sur9i9neioen zines Srabtss be-
f9dftiet mar, bur9 @lectricitdt auf Der
STEELE get6btet. 2200 @olten electric
i6er &raft ftr6mten our9 ben &Drper
besllngldtliten, tuel9er laut aufihrie,
als ibm bas 6leii9 bon ben Sdnben
berbrannt murOe.
Corruption in W ilwautee.
W lin aufee, Is. Plug. lIeber
bic Staot Milwautee ioa nun eben=
!aGs bas Strafseri9t bereinbre9en,
tpis es in ct. 2ouis sei9eben iit, bsnn
bas MaB 1T boa uno Elm iuneer ener=
glider Staatsanmalt glamens Bennett
bat Die @rtldrung abgegeben, oaB er
bic 8rObgeidwOrenen einberufen tueroe,
um bic bielen gesen 8eamte Der Staot
uno i'm @ountp in Der iiinsfen 3sit
erbobenen Intlagen unteriu4en 81
lafen. Gin 9aftbefebl sesen ben
Nloermann @eorse Simmeltein iit
I6on bon ibm auseefelt trorben, unb
3war auf Die Intla9e bin, als 8OriiBer
bes s.Nusiduiss oes Staotratbs,
benz bic @rtbeiluns Der Wirtbi9afts.
lisenien rblieat, Seftedunssseloer an-
9enommen uuo gefOroert 3u baben.
Sie Corruption in Staot unb
@ountp bate au9 i9on eine Nusbsb-
nung ansenommen, tpel&e jeoer See
i1reibuna ipottet. Sie preiIe batte
ldnsf ipesifii4e GdlIe aufseoedt uno
oifen beiiimmte 8eamte beidulbist.
gs fanben aud einise iOsenannte
llntsriudunsen itatt, bod enbetsn fie
regelmdBig nit elmer 6arce uno bic
9lnaetlasten wuroen meiBsebrannt.
Mud mar idon i'm bOrisen Sabre cine
@ranb Surp eiAberufen pOreen, bod
erbob bieie aus benz nabelieeenben
8runoe teine Inflage, neil lie bon
oerielben Gountpbeb6roe, oeren MiB=
tpirtbiaaft unteriu9t ueroeu iOate,
ernannt poroen mar. Seitoem bat
nun bic 2esislatur ben @ablmOous
fir Die @roBeei9worenen gednbert,
uno bisies @eieB tritt i'm NOOember in
Strait, unb fobalo cine ehrli9e 8ranb-
Surp erlanet perben fann, ion fie
au6 einberllien iperben. Material
riro tbr BON Siitriftsanpalt in fol=
der Weuse unterbreitet merben, bab
iie auf Monate binaus bei4dfti9t iein
piro.
gs lit befannt unb bereits ber6ffent=
lidt poroen, baB bic gertualtuns beg
Gorreftionsbauies ednali9 nerrottet iff,
baB fir basielbe &e9nungen fiir ge=
lieferte Waaren eineereidt unb beaablt
murben BON 6irmen, tpelde iiberhaupt
nidt eriftirten unb oaB 3ebntauicnbe
BON So1drsIauf anoeree Weiie erlan9t
muroen.
SIR bic neue Morgue tuurbe bonn
@ountpratb Elm 8runoifiid fir ben
borrenben Yreis BON $27, 500 ange=
tauft, troboem Der Steueraiiehor ben
Wertb oe7elben auf 81 200 angsgeben
bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Msbssr Samsuberein.

Ser MsBser Samenberein bat ge=
fern pssen Der abpeienbeit pieler 9|it=
alieoer bon Der Staot bic gepIante
nd4he gu9re Yartie biz auf unbe=
-5timmte 3sit beri4oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
9 8 q / d Of On 8eeb oil
frict bur9gef hbrt
10 E r b E II.

2afapette, Snb.. 18. 9luguit
Die neuen polisei=@ommiifdre baben
gefeble erlafisn, welden sufolge Der
poli5ei=Superintentoent aufaefOrberi
miro. oarauf 81 aaten, baB bas gfi=
9olion @eieb in 3ufunft itrict our9=
gefiibrt miro.
VeBten SOnntas mar Der rtrOdenfe"
SOnntas. tpelden Die Staot ieit Sab.
rem erlebt bat.