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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02

lawn directly in front OF the hotel piazza and close
by is clock golf. Both have been well patronized.
and some good putting and driving have been seen
on these courses this week Judge Ernest Hall, of
the New-York Supreme Court. a guest at the hotel,
offered a prize for handicap clock golf tourna-
ment for women Of the hotel The event occurred
on Monday, and closely contested, as Mrs: T.
NJ Emerson and her two daughters tied, with a
score OF 80, for first place. In the play on Miss
l. T. EmerSon's handicap Of at six holes gave
her net score of u ard made her the winner Her
mother and sister each scored Is net
Among the late arrivals at the Hotel Aspinwall
are DR.. F. W. Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mum.
Miss c. J. Emory, Hamilton Gibson. 1r., Miss
Castle Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sinclair Armstrong, George
e Sykes Mr.. and Mrs. George Dwight Pratt Mrs.
F. 2. IDgraham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Beach, Miss
Bernice d. Heath. Mrs. ]. H. March, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Richardson, DR.. ard Mrs. E E Swift W. G.
Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fitzhugh, Miss
Henderson, V. H McCutcheon, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
p. Crete, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. OTmiston, MI and
Mrs. A F. Apgar. Mrs. W. b Nelson, Miss Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. George 9. Smith, Mrs f. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H
Kirkham, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P Cook, Mrs. X. NJ
Gale, Miss Gale, H. Murray Coward. Mr. and Mrs
n. NJ. Barney. Mr.. and Mrs L. Post, Mr. and Mrs
W. o. Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cromwell
Mrs. Donald McCargo. Miss McCargo Mrs. Robert
Bunner, Mrs D. Putnam, Miss z. M. Cook, Miss
NJ. s. Patcher, Mrs. w c. Ostrander. Mr.. and
Mrs. E F. Sanders, Mrs. c. L. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. B. Coward Miss H. J. Sherman, Miss f. J.
Pendelton. Miss E. Robbins and Mrs. J. Hinchman
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POCONO And WATER GAP.
Delights of Those Resorts Enjoyed
by Many Visitors.

Mount Pocono. Penn. Aug. l (SpeciaD.-The last
week in this popular resort has been q most sue
cessful one. The pleasantness of the weather has
afforded the guests excellent opportunity in
dulging in outdoor sports. Tennis has had many
devOtees and the golf links at the Pocono Noun
tain House have been in constant demand.
Baseball has developed during the last few
weeks into of the popular sports Many of the
guests are expert at the game. and without an OK
ception the visiting teams have been defeated.
Among the women horseback riding is a leading
attraction, The Riding Academy has many pupils
who when mounted their stee0s give beautiful
appearance to the Pocono drives
J. j Short is making EXTENDED stay at the
Mount Airy House
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cole. Thomas Cole and Miss
House.
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HOTEL AsPINWALL. LENoX.

Ienox. Mass. Aug. CspeciaD. Society buds
filed the pretty pink and white ballroom Of the
Hotel AspinWall Tuesday evening, the occa-
sion OF a dinner dance given by Miss Bruce in
honor OF her guest Miss Marion McCutcheon. OF
Plainheld y. J. Dinner served at o'clock
and dancing began at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed have opened
their summer home. Lakeside. Mr. and Mrs. George
G. Smith. Of New-York. have taken possession of
cottage No. /. the Hotel Aspinwan which is close
the hotel.
Covers We're laid for thirteen for the dinner of
ne Yukon Club at the Hotel Aspinwau on Tues
dav evening Al the table were Frank c. Hag-
gard ". B. Bun A. Wingett. Frank Butler. W. p
Servin. James 0. Clifford. T s. Morse, A H.
ANineett George C. Mole. s. G. Peters l. J. New
ton John T Parsons and Z. 7. Curtis
Ninefy-two was the net made by George L.
White winner Of the AspnwalI golf tournament on
ss turday Manager Seavey finished second. with
s. while third place credited 10 Borge de Mos
sin, with a score Of 107. The guests Of the hotel
went to the Aspinwal links to-day TO witness the
regular weekly handicap
This week summit golf Was introduced Oh the
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IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester. VT, August (speciaD-Golf has
fully occupied the attention Of the visitors here
this week On Tuesday woma1's handicap com
petition played for prizes offered by Mrs W.
W. Burton. of Chicago Miss Higgins Won the best
gross score prize viii a card OF So Miss Margaret
E Cobb won the best net score prize with a card
Of l0o-2-&. Wednesday the Ekwan0k team
played a match with the Island Golf club team
at medal play was the attraction THURSDAY To-
day Scotch foursome tournament was played for
prizes offered by f. 5. Wheeler. Of New-YOrk City.
and W. W. Burton, of Chicago.
Next week the annual tournament for the First
Presidents Cup. presented by Edward s IsLara
will be played on Thursday. Friday and Saturlay
The qualifying round on Thursday Will be IS
holes at medal play. The first sixteen will qualify
Tor the match play FOR the First Presidents Cup.
and the second sixteen will compete for the Con
ISOLATION Cup. The losing eight in The first round
at match play Tor the chief cup will play for the
Governors Cup. Prizes are offered for che best
gross score in the qualifying found runner up.
and for the best gross and net scores in an IS
hole medal play open handicap to be held on Sat
urday- The entry list FOR this tournament vii
number nearly a hundred and viii include Walter
:, 4rayLs. John NJ Ward. John NIoIier. ir.; Frank
Tuesday evening was marked nv y i,r+. -,I,3e-rss
slye euchre party at Music Han.
PawIet team on the Spa grounds on Wednesday
afternoon II played the Dandy club this afteT-
M! Mr. and Mrs. r Parmelee Prentice. of New-Yors
S'c44'i.iia the summer at Their coz
SSse IN bennington Centre. PASSED several days IL
Manchester this week
Seelye Benedict and Miss Benedict OF BROOKLYN.
VINO nave Just returned from Europe. are nj the
Equinox Rouse for the remainder OF the summer
MT ana Mrs Il. II. Mills. Mrs. Thomas G., Eaton
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Pray ~ AIontcIair
y J. arrived at the Equinox this week.
MI ana Mrs. JAW g. Mclaughlin. OF Detroit
among the arrivals at The Equinox this week.
John NJ Ward. of New-N0rk spent last week
mentS.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Wendell OF Cazenovia y Y.
p 49,, SU nv at Jhe EQUINOX House- -,
Maud Jones. Mrs William FrOthinsham smith.
Miss Marion II. smith, Fred \ Guild. Mr. and
MRS W: +. Nesbt Mrs. J. T. Smither. Leo lander.
GFenVllle Clark. Raymond w Perdcrgast. W. J.
seaman, b. =. WeIton. d. r Burbank II W
chapman. j. Ehhu Butts. W. G.. NawkCy. NJ Jen-
sins. Miss Biglow. George Reiners and Grant
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AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Greenwich, Conn. Aug (SpeciaD.-SocaI Green
witch was called out in force on Thursday to at
tend the second musical tea of the season given
the country home of Mrs. Gustav Baumann. in
Field Point Road by the Ladies' Aid Society of
Christ Church. Select programmes are rendered
on these occasions. and they have come To he
among the most popular OF the summers social
functions.
The musical at Edgewood Inn Friday morn
ing successful, a considerable sum being
raised in aid OF The Tribune Fresh Air Fund and
Babcock Memorial House. in which interest il was
promoted. difficult programme was sknf,,1I,,
presented and great credit is due the participants
most of whom spending the summer here
Nieu&temps and Wieniawsk are seldom better in
terpreted by an amateur than they were bv Miss
bowerman. and Miss Wilson at the pianoforte
scored success. The songs of Mr. Goodwin yv.r.
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received with the enthusiasm which they nneIl' s
and Miss Suffers, soprano, who was heard neLe -
the first time created a favorable hnp5e
Miss Van Anden. Mrs Andrew ShiIana am he sue
cess OF the affair. 10 be highly @ hso
A tennis tournament at mixed doubles nas 49,
In progress at the Inn this week TOT CUPS Pc
sented by the mana cement. and participants CO.
YER n Durant Cheever and Miss Maxwell I-o Nv,
Hencken and Miss FTaenckel. George z, ,d MISS
and Miss Wurster w. ]. Ttngue, IT.. anu MISS
GRAY F. w Wurster. ir.. and Miss WllnlOI h,,,
The mana cement are also giving cups IN . DO Nv.
ing tournament. and there have been arss nH.,
her of entries and interesting play for SS ~
evenings The list includes Miss Norton ana w, y
Tingue ir, Miss Wilmot and Byrd w W sl w.,
Miss Louise wurster and w. Fl Childs. MiSS IT
will and w s Gray Mrs. AdamsOn ana J. n
Halstead Mrs E T HorwiIl and John AsPSsIe as
Miss C5rav and Joseph Pulitzer jr.. MISS Ba5hIs
and II Durant Cheever. Miss Hencken aII I.I
Hallam Jenney. Mrs. Jenney and W. r HehC III.
Miss Bertha Wurster and G. d. fenckSssn, US -
FraenckeI and w. F. Wurster tr MISS cray gu
the Messrs. Hencken have fine form ana are "
ing the best scores OF the tournament
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AT BUSHKILL.

This beautiful resort is daily becoming more
popular. Nearly all the hotels throughout the
valley filed. and the guests enjoying
pleasant season. Much of their time is spent
along the river which affords excellent fishing
boating and bathing. The famous Milford Road
which stretches through this valley is of the
most popular driveways in this part Of the country
The guests in this resort are stanch devotees to
all of door sports.
F. p. Ryder is at the Peters House.
c. Bassler. Frank Bassler and John Junk, Of
Brooklyn, making extended stay at the Oak
Grove House.
Mrs. Davies Miss Davies Miss Martha Krohr
Miss Pauline Baldinger and Miss Minnie Bolte, of
New-YoTk, at the Water Front House.
Mrs. Dwyer. sister, and two children, of New
York City. at the Oak Grove House.
]. H. Wood, William Conner. John Common and
Elwood Smith, jolly quartet of Newly Workers, are
at the Marshalls Falls House.
Arthur Bunker is making the Oak Grove House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
NOVELTY IN LOCOMOTIVES.

The balancing OF driving wheels OF locomotives
Is avoided in some new eight-wheel engines bulk
by the London and Southwestern Railway. Eng
land To the designs OF DusOld Drummond, locomo-
tive superintendent. These engines, which are for
fast passenger service. have inside cylinders ana
crank aNles The aXles are OF the built-uP type
patented by Mr.. Drummond. and the crank webs
extend beyond the axle being enlarged so as 20
form balance weights. All the revolving weights
and part OF the reciproCatug weights are oalancel
IN the axle Other features OF these engines ar
MT pTummOnd's system of transverse tuoes
through the hrebOX and tenders carried on Two
four-wheel trucks instead OF on three rigid aNes.
as in the ordinary English practice.-(Enginse
NeNs.
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Mr. and Mrs o. p Conant wimot H Smith. M
MOrren. Mildred DobS1n Iren Aa ID SEhm M
and Mrs. A. NJ. White, Joseph MeAleeman- Jonn
w. Griggs Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Thompson ROBERT
Keller Mrs. L. H. Graves, II; ReinhaTt NJ F.
Wyman George c. Smith, William II. Hall. MI
and Mrs Hugh Childers Miss L. Parmley. Mr.. and
Mrs William Runkle Marshall Mallory, Jam an5
Mrs Charles H. Darlington, Mrs L. A. Weed MIS-
Z. L. Kngland Mr.. and Mrs A. H. ReH i4,
field, Miss Kate Wakefield, r. F. Kelly 4; w
Griffin Mr. and Mrs. George P. Free: William
Henschel Nav Henschel Mrs. George r. Fuller.
Mrs Harry Black Mrs G. H Hqttle l. z SWarLs,
Lee Lash Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Calhoun, NJ: j. Wads-
worth Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Tappins and MI ana
Mrs George c. Cook.
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his headquarters for fishing trip the neighbor-
ing streams.
S Stark, of New-York City, while making a tour
IN this part of the country, made the Mountain
View Hotel his headquarters
DR.. and Mrs. L. H Taylor and daughter
spending some time at the Peters House.
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Snyder at the Marshars
Falls House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
AT STROUDsBURG.

York. have returned to this resort and are at the
Central House.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
Sntianapplis Snb, Dienaaa 2S Sui 1903
YeriOmal= =NOti,su.

Eie bielen Greunoe bes Serrn
grnff s. &n o oel, oes beliebten
Siri9enten bes v2ieoertrans" weroen
iebenfals nit 9ebauern psrnebmen,
oab oemielben in Golse zines 6abrun=
fails Elm ernitli9er llnfaa SuseitoBen
1T. gr batte als Witalieo Der Center
2oee go. % Der 6reimaurer bem Be
grdbniHe beg beritorbenen 8rubers
Ssnnspiae 5. @reib bei9ewohnt.
9luf Der Seimfabri tpuroen Die
pferoe bes Waesns, in pel9em 9srr
&nOosl iid nit mebreren 2Osenbriioern
befanb, in Der Rdbe oes Oitli9en Gin=
sansss bes Sir4bOfs oaourd, oab bas
8ei9irr in llnorbnun9 geratben mar,
i6eu uno rannten tpie toll oaoon.
Serr 6nobsl iprang binaus uno ret 10
unelffli6, oaB er einen i6meren Sru4
beg linten Nrmes am Sanogelent ba=
pontru9. 9luberbem erlitter nod lei4te
8erlebungen am &Opfe. Seine Greunbe
bra6ten ibn na6 Der Office bss Or.
Oliper, tuel9er einen 0erbano anle9te.
Srau SDl bic 9 ben, Die
iunge liebsnspiiroige Satin oes Serrn
Grant Saoen, empfins 9eltern anldb=
lid hires 8eburtstages Diele 6ratula=
tionen uno man9es biibide @ei6ent.
4m 4benb puroe lie bon ibren Jreun=
ben nit elmer ySurpriIe" Partie err
freut.
Serr Or. NbenbrOtb, Der
in Dallas, Seras, elm sroBartiges $50
nitarium" sinseriatet bat, oas tempo=
rdr unter Der 2eituns ieiner 2 S0bne
febt, III aus Dem Siioen Suriifgetebrt
uno miro fi6 Bis gum Serbite bier auf=
balten.
Grau W q = 8ris bt SeDall
bat cine &eiie na9 DRESDEN angetre=
ten, I'm ben bort ftattiinoenoen Sibun=
gen Der rSntsrnationalen @Onfercns
Der 6rauen", oeren Prdiiosntin iie 1T.
6ei3umpbnsn. sic mirb i'm Septem=
ber tpieoer suriidfehren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
Wtbriaoeu bom tooten Tiiden I'M
@bite ytiber.

anoe On, Sno., %. Suli. =
Ser @ite &iper 1T bon gorttopn, De-
laruare @ountp Biz Mabiion, Samilton
@ountp nit Mpriaoen bon tubten ober
crepirenoen Gii9en beoedt. Cine 9lb=
oedsr=8eiellidaft 1T CUR 3eit banit be-
f9dftist, Die Gii9=@aoaper aus oem
Slulie gu entfernen. Ser 8sru9 mel
der bem 6lufie entitr0mt 1T elm entieB-
li4er. 2eim entbalteae 4bfdlen aus
elmer Pappfabrit in gorttown iinb bic
uria6e oieies WaHsnmorbss unter ben
6ii9m. Sauienbe bon ibnen iinb er=
ftift. inbem Die Riemen our1 Die
leimi9e Waiie 10 feit aneinanberectlebt
wuroen, oaB fie bieielben nidt mebr
0fnen tonnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
Sie @sInnobsitsbebO selobt.
Ser 9erbrau9 bon Ril9 in BEN er6bten
StGeten bes Staate5.

SIN einem bon Dem 8unoes= Separte=
ment fir 9anbpirtbi6aft per6fentli6=
ten Seridi iiber ben @Onium bon
Mil9 in oen 6 grOBten Stdoten bes
Gtaatss miro Der tdgli4e 8erbrau6
BON Mil6 in SnoianapOlis auf II. 900
9anonen uno BON abqerabmter Wtii6
auf 5000 8allonen anseseben.
Sn bpm 8eri9ts beiBt es, bab Die
quite Nualitdt BON Wiil9, mel9e ben
Snbianapoliiern bertauft tpirb, in ni9i
gerineem MaBe ben gemibun9en Der
Geiunbbeitsbeb0rbe Der Staot 81 oer=
bantsn lit, pel4e pOr Ilem oarauf
fisbt, bab in oen Wil6ereien Die iani=
tdren 8ori9riften itrict befol9t wer=
ben. Ger tdsli9e 8srbraud BON Mild
in na6febenoen Gtdoten III fOlsenoer:
gbansbile $500, Sort @apne 2, 490;
Serre Saute 1000, South Seno l, 900
unb &i9mono 1880 SalOnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
aleranser 8ainbriose Gon=
onitt. I

Sn ieiner Wobnuns SO. 324 81.
Selapare Str. ilt beute Morgen
eranoer Sai nbr q e
Gonouitt i'm Nlter bon "a Sab.
rem aus benz 2eben aei9ieoen- ST mar
bas einsies nod lebenoe Mitslieo Der
Snbiana cDnftitutionellen Contention
BON 1850. SIM Sabre 1864 iiebelte
er BON Moorespiae na9 bier iiber uno
purbe Sbeilbaber Der 6irma 2anbers.
Darlington & So. Sn 1871 wuroe er
S5eil6aber Der Wbolefale Grocery
Girma @Onouitt, Saugbertp & 60,
tpel9e ipdter, na9oem lie s!pei Weal
ibren Namsn aednoert bate, an 8.
S9nul & So. ausbertauft uuroe.
Seitoem bate er fi6 bon ben Sei4dfs
ten ;uriid9eSo9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
Neme Sneorporationen.

8eitern puroen Die fOlsenoen neuen
@sieqidaftsn in Der Office beg Staats=
iseretdrs incorporirt:
Die y6armonp gurping @rounb
Ilin.", Maonros @puntp, Sruitees
Sam. 6. gowers, Sra Stanfifer unb
SObn g. 9oenB.
Gerner bic - 2afeton Cemetery Niin.
WabaIb Co., Sirectoren Nlb. &ager,
Charles u. Moper, 3. g. 9an, Grani
@sber, 6rant gater, 4nbretp &ager
unb Sobn Setler.
Die vpaulbins Stabe Company"
st. Wapns. $4,000; Sireetoren 8. %.
gail, %. $. Niblid, Maron 8. Bail,
8. 9. Gppnn unb gpbraim u. Iail.
Die v@arber Waibins Wa9ine 60. =,
st. Wapns, SO, 600; CHARLES @arb:r,
Martin aauer unp Charles %. SIDE.
rer, Directoren.
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Gin renmatbissr 0eiertenr.

Clifford Stinion, tpel9er Der in Sort
&ufel, Wpumins itationirten 13.
gatterie Der 6elb=Nrtilerie Der Ser.
Staaten glrmse anaebOrt, uno bOr 3
Monaten beiertirt mar, maate IN Der
bieiisen &scrutirunss=StatiOn iein @r=
i6einen uno lieferte fi9 ielbt aus. @r
iagt, ss lei ibm in Der Greibeit idle6t
erganeen unb Die beifdnoise 9lnsit, bon
8eamten Der &esierrlng einsefangsn
5u tperoeu, babe Jpn pollfdnois aufse=
rieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
Ylumper sdminoel= :rimd
Stpeier Risser balb entpedt unp gu S6an'
ben 9emaHt.

ginen gielsitrei4 bseinssn eeitern
Die beioen 20=jdbriaen @sser &obert
Wioore unb @m. Combs, tpennidon
lie seslaubt battel, iebr rOeri9mibt"
borsuseben. Wpore, Der in benz bon
Der Hsserin 6rau Sabis an Der Sn=
oiana NOe. betriebenen vStag=&eitau-
rant" als Sod anssfeat mar, batte in
@rfabrun9 9ebrabt, oaB bic Srau in
Der 6lstder'fden 8ant 8eioer bsponirt
bate, uno feline Nblidt mar es, ii6
tpenisfens einen She'll bieier @eloer gu
beridaifen.
Sesbalb rief er @ombs, sinen i9mar=
gen WiiBigsdnger, au 9iilfe unb balb
mar Der peri6mibte plan aussebedt.
Wuore fiillte einen fhr $3.50 auf bic
Sepoiiten Der Grau Sapis es3osenen
Gbed aus uno Gombs iebte unper=
froren Die nnteri9rift Der 6rau Saois
oarunter. Damn sins er nit benz
gbef sur Banf, um bort bas @elo su
erbsben ETC., tpurbs aber feitsebalten,
oa Die Gdli4uns iofOrt ertannt puroe,
uno balo nadber brummten er unb
Dtoore in ben 3ellen Der polisei.
Station.
Beioe muroen bon ben Setectibs
9ura uno 2ancafer unb bonn polisiit
Garter berbaftet. Moore lit Der Ser.
famorung au berbre9eriiden 3ueden,
Combs Der Gdlidung betlagt.
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Gelbftmoro eines @rei es.

Gelb itmoro eines 8rei es.
Grantfort, Snb.. %. Srli.
Gtepen Sbants, 20 Sabre alt. gr=
SountD=S4aBmeiifer, beging geitern
Ntorgen Selbfmoro, inbem er li4 por
sinsm @lOper 2eaf perIOnen5us auf Die
G6ienen mari. @r muroe auf Der
STEELE 9etootet uno Die 2ei9e entiebli9
nerifimmelt. Sbanfs ffanb um 8 llhr
Morgens auf uno besab iia auf bas
bi9t on ieinsm Sauie pOrbeifiibrenoe
@slsiie uno wartete auf ben nd9ften
3ug.
9ienft m q b DE II M angel | m
gDe ten.
9anfas @itp, Wo., %. Suli.
2lua in ben Staaten &anias unb Wii=
fOuri ift Die Nabfrase nad Sienifmdo=
den gr6Ber als bas glnsebOt. @obl=
babenoe 6armersfrauen baben auf Der
Su9e nod ttatisen Sienfboten nidt
tpeniser i6re 9aif, als ibre @6emdnner,
benen es an Nrbeitstrdften CUR gin=
brinsuns Der grnts feblt. Sn ibrer
gtotb itno Die bebrdnsten 6ausfrauen
srbOtis, hienitbaren 8eifern ben fir
bieiise gerbdltniiie auberorbentli4
hoben 2obn BON $3.50 big $3.50 Die
Mo6e nebft ,goarb" 81 sahlen, bod
loas Gnsebot iit nur gering.
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Gin miBsladter Ginbrmd.

Gin iorgloIer, reip. unborIidti9er
ginbre9er periu4te su friiber WtOr=
genFunoe bur9 Elm gorberfsnfer
in Die Wobnung bon s. 6. 9lbams,
Manaser Der Union Setectib Nsentur,
go. 1880 Sit 10. Str. einSufei9en,
bod pedte sr ourd ben 2drm, ben er
BEL ben GenfterOffnunas 8eriu6en
madte, 9loams. Serielbe feuerte me6.
rere &sbolperidiilie auf Den 8auner
ab, Die berielbe udbreno ieines i4leu=
nissn &iidSuss erwioerte. So9 per=
feblten beibe SdiiBen ibre 3iele.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
&udJloier 8ramoitifter=@srf

gu friiber MOrsenftunoe ruroe
bic Gntoedung sema6t. baB ru4=
loie 8uri9en Elm nit Del seidttig=
tes 8unoel bon 2umpen unb Yapier
entsiinbet unb bann bur9 Elm ofen=
ltebenbes Sberli6t in %. $. SOrn-
broot's Npotbsfe an Der gde Der gait
uno Waibin9ton Strabe gei6leuoert
batten. @lndliGer Weiie mar Die
Sranbfadel bersliibt, oa iie gu bi4t
aepidelt mar. Saour9 uuroe ben >5n=
iaiien bes iiber Der @potbefe befinoli9en
Saselton=S Sotels gum Winbeifen beilloie
Mneit eripart. Die pOlisei unteriu4t
ben sJaQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
&letne 11nfaQe.

Ser an Der Senate Mpe. nabe 26.
Ctr. pobnhafte 4ug. W. gBelffielo
itarsts an 80. uno SainOis Str., als
er bon elmer raBenbabnar abitei9en
woate, au SOoen uno trug fdmersliae
unc ni9t uneefdbrli4e 8eulen uno
Wunben an ieinen 8lieomaben babon.
gr wuroe BON Sr. Souie in 8ebano=
lung genommen.
gbenfo ersing es an Der 30.
Strabs, auf Der Seimfabrt bon Sroao
&ippls, oem in Der Gm. Nat. Bant
beiddftiaten Glerf 8. q. Welburn. III
trus mehrere iebr beoentli9e &opfpun=
ben babDn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
SIR Die Yferoei@am.

Die nSuopIs. pferoei4au Ier=
einisuns" bat nit Or. s. @arnO 8rap
BON 4anias @itp einen Contract abee=
idlOhen, bemsufolge ibm Die Oberlei.
tun9 iiber Die bier bonn 21.-26. Sep=
tember tattfinoenoe pferoeidau iiber.
tra9en tpirb.
9ieielbe finbet in oieIem Sabre unter
einem SeIte ftatt. mel9es cine SIP
@apacitdt fir 5000 periOnen baben
ioa; Die Nrena wirb $50 SUB lang uno
60 SUB brett iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28
&nf Der Saso nadl einem farb=l
gen Sdnrfen.

2o9ansport, Sno., %. Suli.
Sn' Sarriion 5opnibip bsfinoet iid
Elm Wob. oehen Wit9lieoer nit Slim
ten, &ebolpern, Ssugabsln etc. betpah=
net linb. ieit Mittsrna5t auf Der Sa9o
nod einem Sarbieen, pel9er 9eltern
Mbsno ben 8erIu9 semadt bate, auf
Der 2anbtraBe nabe 2userne Grau
Soiepb Watts su bergewaltigen.
Solte Der 8urihe bon Der emp0rten
Wsnee sefan9sn wsrosn, 10 1T iein
S9ifial pbne 3weifel beIieselt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-28

g 9bilabelpbia, 81. Suli. =
Ser britiide Oelbampfer v8atu=
STANDARD" traf beute nit einem Sod
i'm gua an, bas er beim 3uiammenfob 5
nit einem gisberge erbalten.
Ser 3uiammenftoB ereignete fi9
mdhrenb zines bidten Nebels BEL Neu=
6unbIanb nit einem etpa 200 GuB
boben gisberg.
3abIrei9e Na IN men.
glem Oort. q. Suli. Sn Nstp
&o9sls 1T Sbomas Spnes, " Sabre
aft, seforben. gr binterldBt $50 Ma9=
tDmmen.
Wirb tpenis belfen.
Gbautauqua, q. g., 81. Suli.
Bonn 10. bis Is. Mueuit finbet bier
cine gonfsrens ftatt, auf Der bic tiir;=
li9en Wanifefationen bes Wobseiitss
in Nmsrifa beiproden tuerben iollen.
Mdnner bon Bebeutung merben Mn=
fpraden iiber 6e5be : Mrrbe, 2pnd-
Sbaten, Mrbeiter=Gaffdnoe, ibrs llr=
iaae unb bic 8etampfunss Wlittel
balten.