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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. TO-
AS it is almost assured that the bill
creating the new department of COM
merce will become a law, President
Roosevelt is receiving pressing re-
quests for appointments to positions
in the new department. rs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
Municipal Statistics,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. To-
The house committee on census TODAY
authorized q favorable report on the
bill directing the director of the cen
sus to collect municipal statistics in
1906 and biennially thereafter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
New PackIno con,r.rv

bia Packing company has been fncornnr-
a aded mere with capital stock of $50
U0V: Inc company will erect a large meat
R2ackIIg establishment near this city.
eastern capital is behind the concern.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
RETAIL IMPLEMENT DEALERS
Minnesota Association Elects Officers
at Albert Lea.

OP0CIdI 10 I ne CLIQUE.
ALBERT LEA, MINI, Feb. 10.-The
Minnesota Retail Implement Dealers
association was organized here this
afternoon with the following officers
President, Basil Shouts, Wells; vice
president, O.. v. Eckert, Northwood,
Iowa; second vice president, G.. w.
Phillips, Rose Creek; secretary and!
treasurer, P. J. McGuiggan, Winnebago
City. Dealers in the northern coun-
ties or Iowa are eligible to membership.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
T. Buy Off nLiI.n

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. TO-
Senator Blackburn has introduced an
amendment to the sundry civil appro-
priation bill. making an approximation
of 100000, in full satisfaction of ali
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
RoBs SCHOOL TELEPHONES.
Detective Lands the Thief After a Lone
Hand to Hand FIoht,

A short, thick-set man, evidently a
Polander, but who refused to give his
night by Detective Ed Helm. of the East
side station, after a twenty-minute nand
to hand encounter in the dark in a room
IN the Everett school, Sixth avenue north
east and University.
The prisoner was charged with burg
larry. 1T being alleged that he is one of the
two men that have been robbing the teIe-
phones in four East side schools and a
number of them on this side of the river
When the man was searched at the East
side station $50 pennies Were found ana q
talloW candle. 1890 .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11

What about him?'
Why, his son went East and got rich
and paid off the mortgage, and the old
man went crazy for want of something
to worry about. Washington Times
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
NnNnlfN Morn Off

Our honeymoon has been perfect,
Eyes. Clarence"
And you have nothing to regret?"
mot exactly. dear. Only / was lust
thinking that it wouldn't be a novelty
next time. '-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
Stanley Concludes to Lake II.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1O.-Ex-Gov. w
n. Stanley today decided to take the place
on The Dawes Indian commission that was
rendered him yeste1 day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
OKLAHOMA MAN INDICTED.
Said to Have Obtained Money Under
False Pretenses,

IDA GROVE, Iowa, Feb. 10.-An in
dictment was returned to-day against
A. o. F. Powers, OF Oklahoma City,
Okla, formerly emigrant agent of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
company, charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. 1t is
claimed that Mr.. Powers represented to
Iowa real estate men that he had been
selected as the agent of the Creek and
Seminole Indians, of Indian Territory.
to dispose of their lands after the allot-
ment made by the Dawes commission.
According to evidence presented to the
grand jury, $4,000 worth of drafts,
drawn on the First National bank of
Hutchinson, Kan, have been returned
as worthless. Powers present where
ebouts is not known.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
CLASSIFYING 1t.

..r What :. dc a., you think of the story of
ITS peach Cleveland Plain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
EXPLOSION IN A FOUNDRY.

One Person Killed and Six Others In
jured.
ADELL. Wis, Feb. 1O.-One person
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-11
Commerce all a Go.

claims or pretended claims" of ex-
Queen Liliuokalani, of Hawaii.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
ryphosd Danger and Its Prevention

Tho Pueblo chiei,ain. in speaking Of
tho spread Of typhoid. says:
Every case Of typhoid ;ha, has ever
been known has been caused by living
germ taken into tho human stomach. The.
chief sources Of the disease arc impure
drinking water. unelean milk and frui,
vegetables and To a smaller degree meats
that have no; been properly prepared for
tho table or have been exposed 10 con-
,smira,ion after preparation.
Tho unseion;isie uea,mon, Of persons
suffering from this disease Is accountable
for tho spread Of tho disease germs.
Flies and dus, arc common means o.
conveying infection.
Water may ba made hesi,hful by boil
ing. ba; !; docs no; continue TO DO safe in
definitely. especially u lei, exposed TO the
air. Frii; and vegetables should be care
fully peeled. washed and thoroughly
cooked. Cooked food should no; be or
posed 10 s,ias OF 10 dust. The source Of
milk supply should be carefully watched.
and tho health depai,msn, should care
fully enforce all ordinances relating 10
tho heai;hsulnass Of the dsifias and ,hr
care Of tho milk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
The Fair a. Seen by Editor Bowman
Of the Maasaaola Sua.

In spite Of tho repeated predictions OF
those who made tho wish the father es
tho though; and predicted . sim turnout
for melon day. tho trains were crowded
and 10 ono who ts used To sssing crowds
each year tho crowd Thufsdsv seemed
l..;ie larger than ever before
All Of tho usual attractions were .;hofe
ba, loss drunkenness and fewer fake de-
vices were noticed.
I, was surely gratifying 10 the large
number Of o;sro county citizens. ~ho
place the success Of tho county and wealth
Of products above tho Importance Of Their
opinion on tho lisuof problems influence
upon trade ard fairs. 10 see such large
number respond TO tho p7aalsf county
event
I, is gratifying to tho people Of MAMA
nols 10 know what nies showing heif
section made in tho various departments.
and TO no,s tho liberal spfinsling Of rcd
and blue ribbons which ~sfe awarded
our exhibits.
Taken as a whole. tho crowds Of peo-
pic. tho quality Of exhibits ard tho enter
,ainmen. furnished were a surprise ,e
even to those who were most ANXIOUS sa
SOC the fair succeed.
The ,hoogh,tulnsss Of the Fair Asseei-
alton in providing programs free 10 hs
visitors, the courteous manner in which
The Santa Fe agents and officers Of The
fair treated the anxious auessioners. and
the auia, manner in which everything
wen, OF are little matters ths; 60 a long
way toward making Up a faSofahls i'm
preston Of the whole affair.
a much larger crowd wen; from Man
sanola than ever before. There we're moi
enough people let; in town 10 light hs
street lamps al night Everybody met
friend there: II none that he ever knew
he me. a new one.
J. w. Beatty and O. NJ. Hall wore q
genuine smile Of eontantnent through i
all.
The crowd on melon day. according &c
good authority. numbered fully 10000
and tho increase Of the Santa Fe COM
psny. who handled 400 people. as com.
pared TO 1900 las. year. serves as eri-
terion from which to Judge Of The ever
increasing populori;y Of our great fall
festival.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
Change Of Control In catIin Canal.

A committee representing the farmers
under the Catn ditch. met the directors
at the office Of the secretary last Satur-
day and discussed tho matter OF taking
the canal under control. The company
and the farmers have been talking OF this
move fo- some time. both being anxious
for the change. but various matters have
been in the way until the present. when
conditions seem favorable for tho farmers
to take charge.
The company has been making neces-
sary Improvements so as to get the ditch
in good condition before turning It over.
which the water agreements require Of
them.
The meeting was harmonious through
out. and the committee representing the
farmers feel well aware Of tho RESPONSE
bility they assume. but they feel that this
move will enable them to make assess
ments and obtain adequate means 10 de-
fray any expenses the stockholders wish
to assume; while under the present man
agement the maximum assessment OF 10
cents an acre Is not a sufficient fund "a
make an aggressive struggle to maintain
the rights OF tho ditch and to keep its
proper place among the bitches Of the
valley.
A meeting will be held soon to appoint
a committee to draft tho papers and take
the formal steps necessary to tho change
OF ownership.
Tho committee representing tho farm
ers was composed Of the following well
known patrons Of tho ditch: J.. E. Gau-
ger. e. N. Berry. J. p. Pollock and S. S
Bailey.-Manxanola Sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
LEADING GROCERY
CHANGES HANDS
W. J. brown Becomes sole Proprie
tor Of tho ttous- Brown aroscry.

4 fsw days since ar important business
change took place on North Main street.
w. J. Brown. manager Of tho HpsS- Brown
grocery. purchased Nf. Hugs's interest
and Will hereafter run tho store himself
under tho style Of Browns Big Cash
Grocery. Ever since this store was start
cd Il has enjoyed fns trade. induced b
tho large varieties Of fresh goods ssp'
and by prices ss low as anyons's. In ;ha
future Hr. Brown will maintain the past
fne reputation Of tho store. ard ~ill al
ways have the choices, and freshest stock
ths; can be secured. The store IS neatly
and clean ard all customers can depend
on getting none but pure ard fresh goods
Ci,issns Of Rocky Ford and vicinity Whr
have no. in the pas; been customers oi
this store are invited 10 call. see how nice.
ly the store Is ssp; and test how well ;hey
res; all customers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
Our Melons Bring Us Fame.

Melon Day is one Of the institutions Of
Colorado which serves to place emphasis
upon the fact that nowhere as in this state
do watermelons and eantaloupes reach
their perfection.
These fruits have fame that is now
world wide. They are even shipped to
Europe. and have for several years past
been famed as great delieacy in the
best homes and hotels Of New York. Bos-
ton and other eastern cities.
Such is the fame Of the Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
Winners Of American Bcct Sugar
Co.'s Premiums.

Secretary hall has made the following
report to Chief Rgrieulturis, Winterhalter
Of the awards Of the special premiums
offered by the American Beet Sugar Co.
The awarding Of premiums was in ae-
eordanee with the tests made by the
ehenis, Of beets competing for The special
premiums offered.
Below are the names Of The winners
corresponding TO the numbers assigned
70 them in the Fair entry books:
For the bes. shaped beet:
FRS, premium. s5; won by No. 54S.
j. NJ. Kelsey. Rocky Ford.
Second premium. 50: won by No. a2z.
D. W. Call. Rocky Ford.
Third premium. $3.50: won by No.
Ale, S. S. Bailey. Rocky Ford.
For the beet having the greatest per-
een,ase Of sugar and the greatest average
purity:
FRS, premium. So: won by No. 547. j.
M. Kelsey. Rocky Ford. Beet testing
i7.5 sugar: sB.5 purity.
Second premium. s4; won by No. 45s.
n. o. Enderund. Fowler. Beet testing
lz.o sugar: $50 purity.
Third premium. $3.50; won by No.
i44. Chester johnson. Rocky Ford.
Beet testing 1873 sugar: 500 purity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
Sale of MIX Route.

j. NJ. kelsay has JUS, arranged with @.
NJ. zufall for the purchase Of the Horse
shoe z milk route and will begin to serve
the regular customers and others next
Monday. Mr. Kelsay will supply none
bu, the purest Of milk and asks not only
for a continuance of the present patron
age Of this route but for an Increase Of
business. being confident Of giving salts
faction. Give him trial.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

melons that Texas. California and Ken
lucky and nearly every other state sends
to Colorado for seed in order that they
may raise and sell what they call Rocky
Ford melons," But this crop is like a
good many others. II fourishes nowhere
as well as upon its native heath and all
limitations are quite unlike the real pro-
duct either in taste. quality size or tex
ture.
1t is rather significant that Colorado.
which is often spoken Of as mining state.
has now national reputation for three
agricultural products. Rocky Ford melons.
sugar beets and Grand Junction peaches.
And with intelligent irrigation the size Of
the agricultural output and the reputation
Of the state in this direction Will newt
ably increase from year to year.-colo-
RADIO Springs Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

The S;sadman Business College opened
on Monday with excellent; prospects for a
prosperous session. Prof. Stssdmsn re.
por,s the attendance on tho FIRST day be.
yoad his expectations This school has
The endorsement Of our business fnar
unanimously and is in every way worthy
Of confidence and patronage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

The rest place on North Main street
conducted by the Women's Christian Tenn
peranee Union during the Fair. was great
ly appreciated by the out-of-town visitors
and was well patronized on Melon day
Facilities for comfortable resting and en-
tertainment was greatly in evidence, con-
sisting Of hammooks. cots with comfort
able pillows. chairs, rocking chairs and a
table plentiously supplied with reading
matter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

WANTED. an active young man 20 take
charge Of the Chioitain circulation IN
Rocky Ford. Good pay. One is wanted
who can make deliveries early ever
morning. Call at the Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

We have the BEE SUPPLIES. You
buy them. The Bees will do the rest.
Yours for business.
4su The X. W. English Lumber Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
Hard to Find Booze.

In its repor, Of our fair the La Jun,a
Tribune says:
There was noticeable absence OF
skin games and booze, although It is said
that there was plenty Of the latter article
to be had providing diligent search was
made for Il.
The fac, sha. diligen, search would
have to be made TO find liquor proves The
success Of the No-Lieense policy. As
was stated in clipping from the Fort
Collins Express last week: There IS yet
some secret selling and secret drinking,
but those who have engaged in the cru
sade against saloons have not expected
at one blow 10 both close The saloon and
Danish the innate oussedness Of human
nature. A community may be purged OF
its public evils and safe guards thrown
about il. but the reformation Of the indi-
yidual soul is another proposition. and one
that must be left to slower processes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11
ss.soo.so
Respectfully submitted.

Respectfully submitted.
n. A. DawlsY. Treas.
Tho receipts from the same sources
In 1909 were s5.oi2.oi. showing an in
crease Of ssae.2s In receipts Tho Fair
Is all right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

All kinds Of chickens, young or old
every day at Stauffer's meat market.
Buy your rlcats Of Gerbing and live
well.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-11

Always the Best Of Meats will be
found.at Gerbing's meat market. II no;
now a customer give him call.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Yro,eTe sesen ole Mmfrabrer
nno @elRfappta.

9ouperneur 9urbin erbielt beute
aus guansuiQe Elm S9reiben bon &I4=
ter &aI4, in pel9em oerielbe ibm mit=
tbeilt, ouB bic 6dle Der NdHnsr,
tpsl6e aneetlast iino, an ben i'm Suli
in gpnnsbiae itattgefunoenen aufrlp7
reriI9en Scensn betbeili9t getpeien gu
iein, olei6 am Nnfnnge bes am l. Ssp=
tember bsgiunenoeu @eri9tstsrmins our
8erbanolung gslangeu ioaen.
Der @ouperneur emrfing fsrner elm
Sdreiben BON &i9tsr s. 9. WillOn
BON Bloomington, &reisri4ter BON
Nonroe @Ountp, tpel4es Die Utittbel=
lung entbielt, baB in Der eriten Wobe
i'm October fieben Wdnner, tpel9e oes
@eiBtappenuufuas an9etlagt iino, pro=
ceIfirt peroen icasn. Sielelben batten
elm notoriI6es Grauensimmer nad
BeiBtappsnart in brutaler Beiie ge=
3a9ti9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Neue Sntorporationen

9ie folgenoen neuen @eieaidaften
uno 6irmen tuuroen in Der Office bes
Staatsiecretdrs incorporirt:
Sie ,Jortbile Telephone Company,
Sauptoffice in 5ortbile, 80 Sncorpo=
ratoren. capital $4,000.
Die nNmeriean printins @ombanp",
SnoianapOlis, @apital s2O.60 Sn=
eorporatoren: Daniel q. gbenopetb,
u. 9. Sau, Nrtbur q. SeYore uno
%. 8. Snrb, Snbianapolis, unb Sobn
g. @benOwetb, 2ouispile, 2p.
Sie Rational &sb @roB Uaebieal
Mhociat;On", Wuncie; Sirsttoren: s.
6. Martin, Sohn Sartlp unb George
&. Green.
Gerner Der .Sub Club, Snbpls.,
cine iOciale, literariide, poli.iide 6s=
feaidaft, nit Sauptquartier in go.
1904 q. Senate Mpe.: Sirectoren:
Geo. piderins, 6. Woob, W. @per-
ton, @m. Seen, Mb. 2ud, s. Sibbits
unb @m. Sones.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19

Sant beraus3ieben mollts. Die gant
tonnte ibm nur $4,000 seben. Sic
mar in Die 2lemme geratbsn. neil iie
NIT ibrem @eloe Die Contraction elmer
Srolep=2inie bon glneola na9 Sames
Sate, orei Wfeilen entfernt, untsritiibt
bate. Sie @ctipa ioIen fi9 auf
sl68 S94 (nur $4,000 baar an Sano)
uno Die paiiiua auf 143, 600 belaufen.
e d % Sabren berbaftet.
@rawforos Sumes 6.
Mepers. Der bisier Sage na6 benz in
Der 9d6e bieiiser Staot selesensn Crt
SarlangtOn fam, um elmer 6amilien=
&eunion beiSumObnen, iii unter Der
Intlage perbaftet tporoen, Dor % Sab
rem einen Moro besansen gu baben.
Mepers bate einen Mann Nameus
Sraut Sloan i'm Streit get6btet unb
iOfOrt Die 8e9eno berlaRen. Man 5atte
ieitoem ni9ts mebr bon ibm eeb6rt.
Wepers 1T iebt elm moblbaberoer Sol3=
bdnoler in Sennefse. gr bate ee=
9laubt, oaB er fib i'm 2aufe Der pielen
Sabre 10 berdnoert babe, baB ibn gfie-
mano mebr ertennen piirbe. Gr iast,
oaB er ::O9 i'm Stanoe isin tperos gu
beweiIen, oaB er in Selbitpersbeioisuns
gebanoelt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Gum Sefen DER vTreib Mir
Wtiifion".

4uf Dem S9ulplabe Der S6ule gfo.
13 on 8uaanan uno gfOble Str, miro
morsen. SOnneritas. Nbenb cine bon
ben 5 Midelion S9weitern arranairte
:, ,Yenetianiias 0n9t nebit 8auoebille-
goritsluns" gum Ssiten Der Greih
Dir O1iifion peranifaltet tperoen. fir
pelde II. u. fOleenbe berDorragenoe
9iinitler 9etponnen woroen iino:
Or4elter Der 8ebriioer S6eloOn;
elmer S6ienes, Der iunge Senoriif,
Der lsbte Saiiun in Gairbant 6urore
ma6te; alics 2inoen Doll, bic SOpra-
niifin; Greo. Sermann & Co.; pro-
fefpr goparos, Der Sanopabriaser
(ChiromanO; Die ct. @eorse's=&itter
nit grercitien &c. au4 fir anoers
unterbaltungen uno fir 6affee, Su=
den, See Cream &C. miro in better
@eiie porgeiOrgt iein. 9as llnterneb=
men Der fiinf Sdweitsrn Wi4elion per=
oient aleemeins unteriftibnns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Gin Hatb bet Seitem.

@sr weiie lit, Iest fi9 jebt unb apar
f6leunisfi isinsn 2Oblenporratb fir
ben @inter Elm, pbi9on Die idiparasn
Siamanten iebt idOn bon SOC big 75e
tbeurer fno, als bisber. Sm Serbfs
uno Winter ueroen fie beoeuteno tbeu=
rsr peroen unb = Haturgas wiro au
ben Sinssn sdhlen, bic gepeien iinb.
Sn Der Staot III i9on jest oas Sera4t
i'm rImlaufs, baB am 1. October aud
bic @onIumers' @as Sruf 80. bic
2isferuns bon Naturaas einfelsn
wsrbe. Sissbe3iigli4e angabsn BON
8eamtsn Der 60. tOnnten ni4t erlangt
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19

SSiir Die SSpde, enos sno Btoutd9 b. IL. Nua.
Die Sur6i9nitts.Semperatur ran=
airte bon 3-8 8rab unter Normal in
allen Sbeilen bes Staates. 9lm IL.
mar i'm n6roli6en Sbeile bic nieorieifs
Semperatur {; in 9lllen @outp berri9te
io9ar lei6ter Srof.
Ntais fiebt i'm Aagemeinen gut aus
uno seiet namentli9 in ben iiioli6en
Sbsilsn, no &egen gefallen 1T, cine
tueientli9e @erbeileruns.
9lber Der erDBte She'll 1T bon l big
8 Wo6en 81 ipdt uno madt in Golge
Der foritpdbrenbsn talten Witterurs
MIR lansiame Sorti4ritte eine polle
grnte 1T taum 81 srtparten.
Die ofpeite @rnte bon 9lee iit 3ien,=
3id gut.
Somaten fur ginmadunss5mede finb
i'm Ilgemeinen in gutem 3utanoe,
aber fie fino ipdt uno uadien Iansiam.
Wit benz @erpafen miro tpobl ii9t bor
oem 20. ooer 25. @usuit be9onnen
tperoen.
Die GartoHel=grnte pariirt bon lei4t
big gut; Spdtfartofeln finb peripre=
9eno.
Die @rnte in @antaloupes uno Gai=
isrmelOnen i'm iiioliden Sbeile mar sins
profitable; Sabat seoeibt gut.
Die Nusli9ten auf cine mehr als
leiaie apfelernte baben fi9 ni4t ge=
behert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Ser ,,Militair" ".garmsbal.

Die 0Orbersitungen ftir ben Wtlli=
tair=@arnepal, psl9er bier in Der
@o6e bom 81. Nusuit big 5. Septbr.
abaebalten pirb, iino nabe5u bsenbet
unb es ift fafi als fi9er an5unebmen,
baB Die bier bisii9en Wili3-@pmpagnien
G, A, H unb d cine quite Summe fiir
ben gaufOno fir bic prOiectirte neue
@afenbale er8ielen psroe. Sas arran.
esments=@omite betebt aug Maior 8.
9. @onoe uno ben @apitdnen Der Gom=
paenien 8. 6. potpers, 6. u. @iraro,
8. M. SSrnntlin uno Wm. q. @omlep.
Die 8astiQ MunoD @arnebal=Selel=
f9aft iit fur Die &o9e sewonnen NOR
ben. Die Sair tpirb IA sroBe attrac=
tionen erbalten. sic tpiro Dftli6 bonn
Gtaats6auie, bon Der @aibinaton Str.
big Sbio Str, abgebalten werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Seuti6lano.
3 b b den pon 6anatis- 3
mus.

ut
8erlin, 19. @ueuif. 9lus benz
Sorfe 8ettmarineen i'm Sbuar3malo
wiro cine @sf9ibte beri9tet, Die bei=
nabe unslaubli9 tlinst, aber als Sbat-
ia4e oerbiir9t lit. Die brei ultrampn=
tan sefinnten S6ater zines Sauern,
pel4e tpuBten, baB ibr 8ater BEL Der
Sti9wabl liberal itimmen piiroe, uno
unter allen umftdnoen berbinosrn woa-
ten, oaB er ieinen 8oriab ausfibreu
Tonne, banben, tpdbrenb Der Batter nod
i'm Sdlafe lag, rehen 6iiBe 10 fef su=
iammen, baB er ii9 ni9t gu riibren
bermo9te. Die boloen S66ter liebsn
ben Batter 10 lanse sefeheIt liesen, big
bic Sti9wabl boriiber war, unb bann
erit saten fie ibn Der 6reibeit suriid.
Sie Sadie blieb biele Ioaen ber=
i9wiesen. @nbli9 absr fam fie bod
in bic 3eituns uno oabura tiir,lid aud
3ur 3snntniB bes Staatsantpalts, Der
benz @ei4ebniB ueiter nadfori9te unb
nunmebr oas geri9tliae @srfabren
sesen bic brei fanatii9en S6hter ein=
geleitet bat. Wan 1T auf bic beOrr=
iiebenbsn gerbanbIunsen al1semein
re9t seipannt. Wis fid bsnten ldBt.
miro Der 8orfaa bon einsm seuiiisn
She'll Der preiie nit Wonne ausee=
idla9tet.
u unfall Bel BEN Glotten.
Wt 0pern.
Berlin, 19. Nug. Sis 6lot-
tenman6ber in ben 8etpdhsrn BON Sel=
solano ideinen bonn llneliid berfolst
81 ueroen. Dem 3uiammenftoB bon
orei SorpeoobOOtsn. 1T iiber Nadt Elm
weiterer unfaa sefOlst. Sas SOrpe=
boboot G 112 rannte uGbrenb beg
Na9tansriffs nit boiler @u9t on oas
2inienibiff v8aifer Sriebri9 I'LL"
Ser Sbermatrole Sulius Stobr
trurbs auf Der STEELE getOotet. Wdb=
reno oas 2inienidiff nur wenig be-
i6doist purbs, muBte bas SOrpeooboOt
IofOrt auber Sienf seiteQt weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Gin Yool= Spiel nno iein nnse=
fumes Gnoe.

gei einsm Pool=Spiele ano Der Noro
Senate Qpe.. nabe Der Is. Strabe, ae=
rietben sefern Die Neger Sp. Sbomas
uno Sad WaiDr nit einanber in einen
Wortltreit, Der in Sbdtlidteiten enoe!e,
uno babel tpuroe Sbomas bon Waior
nit einem mu9ti9en gillarbqueue=
S9laee gu Sooen gefdllt. mo er be-
uuBtlos liegen blieb. glls Die polisei
sri4ien, mar IaiOr ldn9It perouftet,
Sbomas aber bon beioerieitisen Jreun=
ben aus benz Weee 9eidaift tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-19
Neue Tabrit.

Die r&Opal Garment Comp" bon
Ssranflin, Sno.. 1T 3ur 3eit nit Der
lleberlieoelung ibres Tabrit=@tabliiie=
ments na6 bier bei6dftigt. sic miro
bas ean3e 2. StofDert oes neuen 8e=
bdubes 423-429 Maoiion Nbe. occu=
piren. gli6t psniger als % Maidi=
ncn psrben aufgeftellt. gnbe s.s
Monats miro Der Setrieb in Der SSa=
1rit er0ffnet peroen.