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The Washington times., 1903-11-26
HANNA TO SPEAK OUT
AS TO GUARDIANSHIP
His Hand to Be Forced at
Committee Meeting.
LEADERS ANXIOUS TO KNOW
Platt and Quay Said to Be Engineering
Movement, Which Is to Culminate
at Arlington Banquet

Unless there is a change Of plan Sem
ator Hanna is going to be asked at the
meeting Of the Republican national
committee at the Arlington. December
II. to make a positive announcement re-
garding the craftsmanship. Il is said
several of the most prominent members
OF the committee have decided it viii be
better for the party to have some
definite knowledge as 10 who is to have
charge of the campaign next year.
In other words. it is said Senator
Hanna is not going to be allowed TO fiirt
with the proposition any longer He is.
said a weIl-known Republican, about
in the same position now as he was when
he tried to prevent the State convention
in Ohio from indorsing President Roose-
welt
No nl-Feeling, It Is Said.
It was also said today there is not
the least nI-feeling against Senator
Hanna because of his refusal to say
whether he intends to accept the offer
of the position by President Roosevelt.
The leaders are simply anxious to know
what Is going 10 be done.
Senator Quay and Senator Platt of
New York are said TO be behind the
movement 10 compel Senator Hanna to
show his hand. And it was said this
morning. Notwithstanding Senator Han
ma s announcement that he viii not at
tend any such banquet. the gathering Of
the committee Is 70 be signalized by "A
big dinner. at which the Ohio Senator is
not only going TO be asked to attend, but
also make an address,
1t is going to be suggested, it was said
today. that in this address he make
plain his position on the chairmanship
question
Although he is attacking President
Rooseyelts friend, General Wood. and
is in other ways displaying indications
that he is not in accord with the White
House. il Is not expected Senator Hanna
is going to decline the chairTuanship.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
FOUR FIREMEN FELL
INTO FLAMES AND DIED
Father Of One and Brother of Another
Worked at Engines and Refused to
Leave Their Posts.

OMAHA Neb.. Nov 26.-FOur firemen
were killed and cremated in a fire which
started iT. the big wholesale grocery of
Allen Brothers at O'Clock this morning,
and which caused loss OF $500, 900. The
dead:
LIEUT.. WILLIAM BURMEISTER
HERBERT GOLDSBOROUGH.
LEROY LESTER.
WILLIAM BARRETT.
The fire started in the boiler room.
Immediately upon the arrival of the de-
partment, Lieutenant Burmeister and
three hremen entered the building with
a line of nose. They had gone but fiji
teen fe { when the floor fell, precipitat-
ing all four into the flames.
Testers father is engineer on a
steamer which was at the fire and wit
messed the catastrophe. The 5o-year-old
man refused to leave his engine. but
continued stocking in spite of the efforts
of his chief to send him home.
Ed Burmeister. brother Of the dead
man. was also a fireman present He
also refused to so home, but insisted
on being the man at the nozzle of n
pipe which played into the flames into
which the victims fell.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
THE AUTHOR,
MARRIED IN LONDON

LONDON, Nov 26.-Israel Zangwill.
weIl-known in the world Of literature as
an author and lecturer. was married 10
Edith Ayreton in the registry Office in
this city todsy Later the parents of the
bride, Prof and Mrs. Ayreton. held a
reception. which was largely attended.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
AFTER FAIRY FORTUNES.

LONDON, Nov. 26.-United States
Consul General Evans has drawn the
attention of the public prosecutor to n
two-column advertisement in the local
papers regarding estates which are al
legged 10 be awaiting missing heirs in the
United States. with the object OF stop
ping a nuisance. Mr.. Evans has sug-
gested that the mails be closed to such
publications.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
AMERICANS ABROAD
CELEBRATE THE DAY

LONDON. Nov. 26.-Thanksgiving was
celebrated by Americans in the various
capitals with the usual enthusiasm to-
day
Al Rome fags We're hOisted on the
American College. where. at great
dinner. the Pope an6 President Isoose-
welt were toasted by one hundred stu
dents. Tonight Ambassador Meyer will
hold reception in honor Of the day.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
DEPEW TELLS PRESIDENT
OF PEACE CONFERENCE

Senator Chauncey NJ Depew. who was
at the Whit; House for a short time
this morning with friends. talked briefly
concerning the agreement between OdelI
and Platt In New York.
4 have not seen either Senator Plat
or Governor Odeil since the reported
conference. said Senator Depew =
understand however. an agreement has
been reached. and peace reigns.'
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
CHICAGO STRIKE ENDED;
CAR SERVICE RESUMED

CHICAGO. Nov. 26.-At o'clock this
morning the street car strikers report
ed at the barns Of the Chicago City
Railroad Company, and service was re-
sumed on all lines Of the company.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
THE FIRST RACE.

The first race was won by Totness
CWonderly), 20 20 j; Ms kayuna (H.
Adichaels), TO /. second: Bronx 1IOar).
20 to /, third. Time, 1:05.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
Under Rush Orders.

In spite of the distance the treaty
has 10 travel. the minister has taken
every precautiOn against delay. The
steamer bearing the now historic doca-
ment across the seas IS under rush or
ders, and is expected to make a record
breaking trip. At Colon, when the
messenger bearing the treaty arrives. on
December ], a special train. the fastest
on the isthmus, will be in waiting, and
viii whisk him across TO Panama city
as fast as is possible for the railroads of
that country. American energy viii be
strikingly exhibited to the natives by
the speed with which the interna tiof.al
document is being sent from one capital
TO another
The treaty viii only be in Panama an
hour or more, and then it VIII be hurried
back to New York. bearing the sigma
tures that will make possible the build
ing OF the canal.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
Two Men Lost in Coli
sion Saturday Off Dry
TortugaS.
NINE OF THE CREW SAVED
Araby Maid a Mass of
Wreckage, While Denver
Reaches Port.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26-The fast Nal
loFy Line steamship Denver. has ar
rived from Galveston with a big hole in
her starboard bow. caused by a colli-
sion with the Norwegian bark, Araby
Maid. which she sank Saturday of Dry
Tortugas.
The Denver practically cut the bark in
two. and of the Iatter's crew Of eleven
men, two were lost Their bodies were
recovered Captain Larson and the
other members of the bark's crew were
rescued by the Denver's boats, and
brought to this port.
Rent Through Decks.
The Araby Maid was bound from No
bile 10 Norfolk, and thence to South
America, Saturday evening the passen-
gers and crew Of the Denver were start
led by a cry ahead. and then the Den-
yer hit something with a violent crash.
Captain Evans was on the bridge Of
the Denver, and quickly ordered the en-
gfnes reversed.
AS the two ships parted those on
board the Mallory liner could see that
the sailing ship had been struck almost
amidships. and that the rent extended
almost clear through her decks. The
bark sank FIVE minutes later. From the
tossing seas came cries FOR help. and
the Denver's lifebOats were ordered
away. The searchIght was played ali
around the water and over the mass of
wreckage. and the men in the hfeboats
caught sight, one by one, of the bark 5
crew swimming or clinging to wreck
age. and FescEed them.
Nine Men Saved.
After seven men had been picked VI
alive and the Iifeboat had gone back tC
the Denver. more cries for help were
heard. The search fgft picked up bie
piece of timber. u Xhich the second
mate ana a hfteen-yeSr-old cabin bos
were elinging. The cain boy was 81
weak that it was all tie mate could dc
to hid him on. The lifeboafs crew
reaeneCs the two just as the boy was
about 10 let go his hold. The sea. had
scaste,t over both until they were hard.
" consc GUS.
The I;snver then continued on her
course for this port. On Sunday morn
ing Sanera1 services over the two dead
men were held, and they were buried al
sea Responsibility for the collision has
not yet been placed
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
WEATHER REPORT.

The interior of the country Is still oc-
cupied by an area OF high barometric
pressure. and the temperature is below
the seasonal average in all districts
east Of the Rocky Mountains
During the next tWenty-fOur hours
the south atlantic coast disturbance will
move nOrtheasrward over the Atlantic.
and Sair and cold weather VIII continue
over the eastern and southeastern dis
tricts Frost viii occur tonight ia the
Gulf coast AKA south Atlantic districts
md IN north and north central Florida
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
Read of Details.

After the discovery of the bodies of
Hale and his wIre it was learned that
he had gotten up this morning early
enough 70 get the morning paPer before
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
Bunau-variIla Returns

Pleased with the progress of events
that insure a prompt ratification of the
newly signed ay-Bdnau-V -Varilla treaty, i,
which document is now speeding on
the high seas by steamer to Panama, NJ
Buaau-FaEiaIa. the new minister for-tlae
isthmian state, returned to Washington
last night.
NJ. Bunau-Yarjlla had intended to
spend Thanksgiving in New York, but
after seeing the treaty safely started
on its voyage in a stout iron casket,
doubly locked. the minister concluded
that affairs in Washington might de-
mand his attention. and he Is again at
his temporary legation in the New VIII
lard
The minister has strong hopes that
within the next few days he will re-
ceive assurance that practically every
foreign power will recognize the new
republic. He does not think that there
VIII be the slightest hitch about the
ratification Of the treaty by the 5unta
at Panama.
The Washington times., 1903-11-26

BliSds-the Best--sI.oo per Pair.
Libbey tand Co.. 9th and n. Y. Ave-
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
Do Not Want War.

I'VE do not want war" say the COM
missioners, but if General Reyes mis-
sion falls, there seems to be 10 other
prospect"
The names Of the commissioners are
Senor Dionisio Jiminez, former presi
dent OF the Colombian house of repre-
sentatives: Dr. BIanco. and Senor Zuin-
ga They bear credentials to Minister
Herran, but did Tot see him today APP
parently they are somewhat dIscour-
aged over the fact that they have prob
ably arrived too late
The Washington times., 1903-11-26
Bolivar Commissioners
Say Army Can Pierce
the JungleS.
AWAIT GENERAL REYES
His Mission Fail, Co.
lombianS See Nothing
But War Ahead.

The women of Colombia viii sell
their jewels to equip our army should it
come to war. We will raise a force of
10000 men, and can march it through
the jungles to Panama in three weeks. >"
These, in substance. are the remarks
or the commissioners from Bolivar, who
are in the city at the Colonial Hotel
awaiting the arrival of General Reyes,
the peace commissioner from Bogota-
Emphatic denial of the statement that
Colombia and Panama are separated by
barriers impossible for troops was made
by these representatives of one of the
States of the United States of Colom-
bia, and they confidently declared that
a Colombian army, fully armed and
equipped. could pierce the jungles that
divide the states without any great diff
ficulty. This is proved, they say, by the
fact that several expeditions have made
the trip successfully
The Washington times., 1903-11-26

Partly cloudy and cold
tonight; fair and cold to-
morrow:l fresh winds.
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&alte @eas in Insiiat.
Ote Sele9fapben Serbinouns nit Chicago
itnterbro9en.

r., @ine talte @elle tpiro ben Semo6=
nern bon SnoianapOlis fiir bic bebor=
ltebenoe gta9t propbe5eit. Sas Nuef=
fiber i'm thermometer iou Ii6 sur 10
8rao iiber gtull pertriimeln uno elm
Sdneefurm iol ben 9lufentbalt i'm
Sreien gu einem febr unssmiitbli6en
MAIDEN.
Sm Horoweiten bat in Der per=
pi6enen &a6t elm iof6 heftiser
Saneeiturm seipiit6et, oaB idmmt=
li9e @eifern Union Selegrapben=
Srdbte, tpsl6e na9 Chicago fiibren,
serfort wurben, 10 bab es beuteYormit=
tag unmoali9 mar. peoer iiber ct.
SOllis, nod Cincinnati poer glebelano
Na6ri8ten aus Der tpinbisen Staot au
erbalten.
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Nus Dem Staatsbamie.
Oa ioate nt6t seSauoert tperoen. = Gen.
6airbanf's neue gomnriIlipn etc.

Die Staats= eb6rbe iiir
Wobltbdtigs= etc. Din Italten bat gefern
wieoer cine Sefanntma6uns erlaHen,
mel6e fi6 auf bic 8erpfIesuns Der Srr=
iinnisen in Suoiana beSisbt uno no6=
mails srinsenb Die Qnlase elmer @olo=
ME fir @pileptiide empfieblt. Cine
biesbesiisli6e 8iG mar bereits Der leb=
ten Se9lslatur bOrseleet, ieood ni5i
paifirt iporben.
Sur9 Gnlage elmer iOlden Golonie
piiroe eritli9 Die Terpflesuns oer
8eiitesfranfen in ben Niplen, speitena
aber Die Der gpileptii9sn rieiig srlei9=
tert uno eebeHert tperben f6nnen.
8oub. Surbin unter3ei9nete
9eitern Die neue Gommiiiion bes 8un=
oes=Senators CHARLES gB. 6airbants
fir Die nd6fen 6 Sabre. Sas Socu=
ment, auf gergament ausssiteat, mur=
be gefern Mbenb nad Waibinston an
ben Senator geianbt.
Seute@ ben beeinnt i'm Staats=
bauie Die mCnatlide Sibung oes vSn=
oiana Wlilitdroisnit= =Snitituts, "o.h. Der
JnftructiOnsidule fir @ili3= =Ofliciere.
MajOr 6. 9. Carr bon babier miro
Die erlte yorlduns halten.
SncorpOrirt purhen eeiiern
folsenoe neue 8eIelli9aften:
,Grown Stone @ompanp", BLOOMS
instOn, capital sl0o, 900; Sirectoren:
&. s. Smith, Senrp Senlp, Mpies
&abn. @bmin Corr uno 6. 81. Barring.
Peoples Sas anb Sil Company"
2apel, @apital 81, 200.
Huntington @onioIioateo 2ime
@ompanp", Sort Wapne, Capital
$40, 900; Sirectoren: u. 8. palmer
u. u.
pyouns 9lmerica @aturaI 8as ano
Oil Gompanp", YOuns, amsriea. Gu
pital SO, 600.
Die gnterpriis 0iinine & Oil 60. +"
bat ibr Nctien=@apital BON $50, 600
auf s400, 900 erb0bt. um % neue
Bride in Den Nome (alasfa) -golo=
feloern an3utaufen.
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Selbtmoro=
Srpei 9ebensmiibe. bic aber serettet ipurten.

. Sas a tie 6 pr Il 6 mort
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einen arcBen ginfluB auf Mlelanao-
lii6e uno 2ebensmiibe ausibt, bat fid
aud in unierer Staot eefern pieoer
bemabrbeitet. Senn i'm 2auIe bes ge=
ltrigen Nbenbs tnaren Die SispenIa=
rium=asr5te Or. Cunningham uno
Or. Sotples unausseisBt unb bis su
lpdteiter Stunoe bamit bei1dftiqt,
Selbitmoro=@ @anoioatsn, ooer beiler ee=
iagt @anOioatinnsn, benz 9eben su err
balteH.
3uer It tpurben Die beioen Merste
au Der 9smeini6aftli6en 8Obnung Der
35 Sabre alten Sba Meaooms unb
ibrer S9psiter uno ibres eawaaers
prof. S. %. Sope, NO. 2lOR Srbiana
glpe. geruien. Ser prOfeKor lit elm
Suftibiffer, Der i'm perfloilenen Sabre
Ye6 sebabt bat uno perunglidt lit,
iOoab er ieitoem fsin 8slo mebr ber=
oient bat. Sa nun Die S6meItern
aua ni6t i'm Stanbe waren, bic er=
manl6ten @eloer gu beihaffen, unb ba
ibnen pom 9ausberrn wssen Ni9tbe=
3ablung Der Mietbe fir beute eefiinoigt
porben mar, purbe Sba melan9oliI9
uno faBte ben gntidluB, fid aus Der
Welt 5u f5aifen. sic sins FIN unb
taufte fir 15c @loroform uno mar be-
reits beinabe in before @eiilbe biniiber=
gepanoert, als Die i6n0oen Soctoren
eaibienen, Die iie nad mebritunoiser
barter 9lrbeit bod bieIem miierablen
2eben erbielten.
s. a u nj bon bieier I6meren Nrbeit
3uriifgefebrt, purben bieielben MerSte
gu bem gfOrOmeif=gdbauie bon Sela=
mare uno @ai5inston StraBe se=
rufen, tpOielbf Die iunge ssrau
oes bort iiber Der v6an gBirtb=
idaft" wObnenben Son albright eine
Soiis @orpbium perIdludt bate, Die
ibr Seben Su enosn brobte. Sod ee=
lang es aud bier ben NsrStsn, ole
Sebensmiioe 81 retten, na6oem fie fi9
mebrsre Stunoen nit ibr eabsemiiht
bntten.
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Snbianapplt Snb. sRtpp6, 8ebruar 1903
Sie gert6eioiaer erboben einpano

Sie Yertbeibiger erboben @inpano
9eeen Die 9lusia9en bes 3eu9en uno
berlangten, baB oieielben ausgefri6en
tperoen fOllten, ba es iid i'm porlie9en=
ben Gaae nur um Die Serau6Ing bes
@rabes Der Srau Neiolinssr banOelte.
Ser Staatsanwalt erflGrte iebo1, baB
Die 9lusiasen bes 3eugen ba3u bientsn,
um na63utpeiien, baB Der Nngetla9te
elm f0rmli9es Spitem bon ber=
bre6eriIaen 9anblungen ausfiibrte,
inoem er NIT osm Seu9en nidt
nur einen Contract sur unse=
iebli9en Sieferung bon Sei4sn
abi6loB, ionbern oemfelben aud nod
nit aat6 uno 2bat CUR Seite itano,
um Die 9si9en 5u erbaltsn.
Ser &idter i9lOB iia ben 9lusfhb-
rIn9eu oes Staatsanpalts an uno
mics ben Gintpane Der 8ertbeioi=
aung ab.
Der Staat bate iomit einen sroBen
Sieg errungen.
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Ste 9od6abn:S Sroinans nmse=
ietlid.
Sas etaatss Obersericbt beitdtist bic Gnt.
i6eibuns bes siidters Garter.

Sas Staats=Sberseri6t bat beute
Die Snoianapolis Stabtratbs Sroinana
betreffeno Die SO6lesuns Der giien.
babn=8eleiIe fir unseieblidb ertldrt
uno oaour6 bic gntideibuns bes &i@=
ters @arter beitdtiet.
Die Gnti9eiouns mar bonn Supreme
&i6ter Serbian aus9earbeitet uno BON
ieinen idmmtliden @olIseen unterseia=
net. gs bsiBt in oerielben oaB Der
Staotratb einen ungeiebli9en S9ritt
ausfiibrte, ba er, inbem er bic g9ibeau=
@lRnbabntreu3ungen als @emeinIda=
ben erfldrte, su benz auBersetp0bnii9en
Sdlfsmittel zines 8eiuds um Elm
0tanoamus=gerfabren sriff.
81 einem berarti9en @erfa6ren lei
abr Die Stabt laut ben Ssltimnlungen
ibres CHARTERS ni6t erntdbtiet. sic
bdtte ii4 erit on Die 2esislatur tpenben
miiien, oamit bieielbe ibr bieie Ma9t=
befueniB berleibe.
Inter ben beitebenoen @eIebsn bai
Der StaOtratb feline Surisoiction, Inn
Die 9OAbabn=O OrOinanS gu erlaHsn.
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YeriOnal= =gsoti,en.

Serr unb 6rau +. 9.
& u 3 baben cine &eiie na5 g}prh
Carolina angetreten.
Seute 8ormittag um 9 llbr fanb
in Der ct. Yeter uno Yaul's Stride an
Wterioian unb IA. StraBe Die yer,
mdblung bon s ri. M gbalena
M II e eller, So9ter Der 6rau @pe.
geter Mueler. nit Serrn Ser
m nm 9aas fatt. 9lbenos iii
@mpfang in Der @ohnuns Der 8raut=
mutter, go. 22S Oft ct. Soe Str.
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0esen &i@ter &aid.

Die Staats=Gereinisung bon 9ln=
wdlten bat bei6lOiisn, Die Snitiatibe
81 er9reifen, oamit bic 2eeislatur elm
Smpea6ment Serfabren eessn ben
&i4!er Souls 8. &ai6 bon gpanspiae
unterbreitet. Oie fid auf ieinen Sall
be5iebenoen SOcumente iOllen unpsr=
sii9li9 bem 9auie unterbreitet merben.
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9ie 9esislatnr.
q t.

Die SenatOren Senbee, Baa, Mil=
burn, GOnlOan, Goodman, Mattbetus,
Wolcott, 8aro, Starr, Dabis, 2pons,
Newbouie, 2apman uno 8arlom rei9=
ten Petitionen Elm, tpelde lie bon ibren
@onitituenten empfanaen batten, uno
pelae tbeils sesen Die 2ubrins-gin,
tbeils 9egen Die Bale Yaa=gil uno
tbeils segen beibe Bills seridtst waren.
Sieiel5en tpurben an bas Gomite fir
Moral bertpieien.
Senator SbompIOn bate 9eifern iei=
men 9liifli6en Sag, oenn suei bon ibm
sinsereidte Bills wuroen giinltig einbe=
ri6tet.
Die cine beiiebt li6 auf Die gtabli=
rung zines Specialseri6ts fir jusenb-
lide Siinoer in Snbianapolis, uno Die
anoere i6reibt bor. baB Samfas 0a9-
mittag ein-seieblider 6eisrtas fir gan=
ten uno Sruitseieai6aften iein ioa.
gfa6 ldnserer Debate paiiirte Die
Sia, pelae $4,000 fir cine Statue oes
General @eOree &oaer Glart, nelde in
Der Statuen=9alle in @aIbin9ton auf=
geiteat percen ioG, perpillist, nit
elmer ftricten Partei- -MaioritGt BON 80
gegen Is Stimmen Die erFe 9eIung.
Die &egeln wurOen bierarf Iuspenoirt
uno Gle Bill CUR &eini6rift beoroert.
Die SemOtraten waren fir cine Statue
bon S9omas u. Senbrifs.
Saus.
Sas Saus bat Die Bill, pel6e eine
Stats. &eform creirt, paiiirt, ferner
Die Bill, pel9e cine @entral=Seb6roe
fir ni6t reclantirte 2ei9en creirt, unb
Wrisbts Stimmaidinsn=Siu fhr Ma=
rion Gountp.
Die ertpdbnte @entral.SebOroe iol
Die meoicinii6en Colleges auf seieb-
li6em WYe nit Dem nOtbissn @ateriaI
fiir Secirilnss= 3uede perioreen; bur6
bic geltimmunsen DIR gill meroen
aud bic @rdber beher bei6hbt unb
tpirb oem 5anoel nit 2si6en elm gnbe
bereitet.
Sie Senats-8ia, ipel6e $4,000 fir
Die grri9tung zines @Onuments auf
oem PigeOn &oolt S9laatgrunoe be-
ministe, paiiirte bic brittle 2siuns.
&epr. 8airo reidte cine gia elm,
wel9e s2O,O fiir gtabliruna zines
Senitariums fir S9winoIii6tiee bel
pine &nob nabe yfen 2llbanp perlanat.
Gin bortiser pbilantrop min Dem
Staat bas 8ebduoe unb bic Griinb,
go alder) boniren.
&ep. @armi9ael reibte cine giQ Elm.
wel4e poridreibt, oaB ole @eieaIdaf=
ten, pel4e i'm Staate prooucirtes Sos
na6 anoeren Staaten pumpen laIIer,
cine tdsli4e gbsabe BON s25 besablsn
iollen.
Eeprdientant Muir bra1te Die bon
8. M. parrp aussearbeitete gia elm,
wel9e Die grridtung zines iosenannten
Snouitrie : 3udtbauies i'm pefliden
Sbeile oes Staates poridreibt. Sie
Sniaiien behelben iollen nit benz gren=
nen elmer seiuihen grt 3iesel beIadf=
tigt tperoen, welde fi9 fir oen gau
bon 2anoitraBen eignsn. OieIe 3ieael
fOlen iooann ben 6armern sum 3o-
fisnpreiie iibsrlaflsn merteh.
&eprdientaut gotparbs bat cine Bill
einsereidt. tpslds pOri6reibt, bab 5000
gremplare bon bem Sabresberitte oes
Stats. .GeOlosen seorudt meroen lollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-04
Ser Sr. Wleram0er
YroseB.
&nias Gantrea's idper be-
laitenbe Mnsiagen.

Der Doctor idIob nit ,5m einen formIi4en
li4en Contract db. Cine ipid)tige
Streitfrase 81 Guniten bes Stats
&npaIts sntl9ieSen.-Sie @ei9ipores
nen niifien fpdbrenb Der Sauer eeS Yrp=
seiieS i'm Geri9tsbaiie subrinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-04

gauerlaubniB niBf1eine.-
3. =. Samm, Sbio uno Nrienal, b0!3.
9aus, $500. $. 6. Senjamin. 25.
uno &aber. Cottage, $500. = 6. s.
Searborn, part Moe. uno TO-, &epa=
raturen, $3.50. = s. 8. Miller, Wis=
con Str, b6l3. 8ebdube, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-04
Ser Staats sanualt Scan=
bal.

j t. % Dne. Sn Saden bes
Staatsanmalts @mrif perb6rten Die
@roBsei9wOrenen am Sisnitag tpieoer
cine 9ln3abl 3eusen. Serielbe if
betanntli9 bei9uloigt, Spielb0len
gegen Sributleiitunsen beiaiibt su
baben. lleber Die 8erbanbluneen i'm
3immer Der 8ranb Surp iif biz iebt
ni6ts on bic Oeffentlidteit sslanst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-04

Socialer Surmnerettt.
0ette Mbeno regelmdktge
0ei6dftSs sWeriammlttm0.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-24
uLARKsBURG, W. VA DEC. "a, 1908.
M1sT1EroE Az CHRISTMAS.

The hanging up of the mistletoe at
Christmas time is more especially de-
rived from the worship OF our pagan an
cestors. In the religion of the Druids
the mistletoe was regarded with the
greatest yeneration The special oscu,
latory custom most familiar to us in
connection with the mistletoe is said by
prominent authorities to be an indupi-
table relic of Druidism handed down
through long centuries.
The Druids originally worshipped only
the mistletoc that grew on the oak. AS
is well known, The mistletoe is para
site that grows on both dcciduous and
evergreen trees and shrubs, but chiefly
on the hawthorn, poplar, pear and ap-
pie. 1t forms an evergreen bush about
four feet in length and grows in a most
peculiar fashion. Unlike other plants
It's shoots extend downward, as we'll as
upward, giving the tree an odd appear
ance. 1t has a very small yelIowish
flower that in November changes to the
fruit-the tiny white berry with which
@e are familiar at Christ time Mod.
en mistlctoe is taken chiefly from up.
pie trees, and some OF our supply comes
from the apple orchards Of Normandy.
Although The mistletoe is popular in
England and America, it enjoys little ia
vor in France, where holly, ivy, the pine
3ranch, the laurel, and flower called
Srse de Noel are mostly used for deco,
rations.