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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15
cLuTcHED A BEARS TONGUE.
Desperate Struggle of Canadian
Lumberman With a Wounded Beast.

A desperate fight to the death took
place at Notre Dame du Lans, near
Whitefish lake, between two men and
an enormous black bear. Oliver Pei
letter and his son. employees of Mac
Laren & Co., lumbermen, were put
ting some logs into the lake when they
saw the bear about to plunge into the
water.
Pelletier sprang for his rifle, which
was near at hand. Seeing him, the
bear turned and started to run away.
A bullet in the shoulder caused him
to halt a moment. A second shot,
which took effect near the breast
brought bruin to the ground. Half an
hour later, having finished their work,
the men lighted their pipes and sat
down. Presently the elder got up, and,
taking an ak, went to make sure that
the bear was dead, for he said that
he could see a slight twitching of the
limbs. He went over and placed a
hand on bruins haunch. With that
the beast sprang up enraged, struck
the ak from the mans hands and at
tackled him viciously.
Bruins roars startled the son, who
looked up and saw the beast with
open mouth closing in upon his faith
er Before he had reached the spot
the man and beast had engaged in a
death grip The mans hand was in
the beasts mouth, elutching it's tongue,
while the beast was decorating his
arms and legs frightfully. Just as
the son arrived the man fell, but still
kept his hand we'll thrust into bruins
mouth. A moment later, and doubt
less the beast would have freed itself
and killed the man, but the son, with
woodman's .dexterity. raised the fall
en- ak and struck the bear such a blow
on the head that it rolled over dead.
Bears are said to be unusually numer-
Gus in the backwoods this year.-Tor-
onto, Ontario, Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15
STRUGGLING TO BE CALM.
But Periods of DeIirium Become More
Frequent and Last Lonqer.

ROME, July i4s- Although the
pope's mind is not, as lucid as formerly
IN his brighter intervals he thoroughly
realized his Imminent danger. Today
after the visit of the doctors who fried
to conceal the gravity Of the Situation
the pontiff said to his valet, Pho Cen :
ira:
+ think know better. NY time is
running short. Before it is too late I
wish to speak to Rampolla."
A lew, minutes later Cardinal Ram
polla entered the sick room and re-
manned fifteen minutes alone with the
pont1ff. Then the latter said: 81 now
wish to have the Franciscan benedic-
tion.'
Cardinal Wives y. Tuto, who is .
Capuchin, was at the Vatican and he
entered the sick room and fulfilled the
wish of the pope, who afterwards said
he felt relieved and easy in his mind.
Inc moment was most solemn. the
strong, bearded figure of Cardinal
wives y Tuto making a striking con-
Leo Kill -
The pope was heard to saw when
Cardinal RampolIa left him:
Il renew to you my confidence in. This
supreme moment"
While Cardinal Wives v Tuto wac In
the sick room the pope succeedeG in
reciting the confteor and then gave he
apostolic benediction to the whole
franciscan order.
AS the morning progressed the at
tacks of delirium Became accentuated
both with regard To- the length of the
hallucina lions and the shortness of tbe
lucid intervals. His mutterings DIR
ing delirium were not always INTELLECT
bic, but they seemed to relate to the
history of events Of many years ago,
which, being unknown to those nres
ent, neither DR.. Lapponi nor Contra
comprehended. At times the pope
seemed again to see Separations. When
his attendants try to persuade him to
the contrary, the pope insists on indi-
eating the presence Of some imaginary
shadow, which he not only sees but
hears. He said. : a.
NO, no. Don't you see him? Be
sides he rattles the,eohairs and other
things as he noveS,ae
1t is evident that the pope is making
great effort and fstraining all his
nerves to maintain arcalmness and to
have his will triumph over his mental
weakness. He succeeds occasionally.
but an attack of delirium follows this,
effort and each is stronger than the
preceding. The resistance which his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15
FRFNCHMEN Do
NOT FORGET THE
GLOOMY BAST|LE
Anniversary of the Fall of the
Prison Is Celebrated With
Even More Than the Wanted
Enthusiasm.

PARIS, July lathe French nation
al holiday was enthusiastically cele-
brated today. The main feature was
the review of the garrison of Paris.
The troops assembled at Long Champs
at an early hour. Gen. Andre, the min
lister of war, accompanied by brilliant
staff and the foreign military attaches,
soon followed. An artillery salute an
nounced the arrival of President Lou
bet. who was accompanied by Premier
Combes and other cabinet ministers
and the presidents of the senate and
chamber of deputies, whom Gen. An
Dire and the military governor of Paris
and their staffs escorted to the review
ing stand. Nine. Loubet soon followed
and the review commenced, ending with
the usual distribution of decorations.
The charge was executed by SIX reg
iments of cavalry, which were d:SHn
UP in fine style fifty yards in front OF
the presidential stand, and aroused the
greatest enthusiasm. Immediately aft
erwards NJ. Loubet and the ministers
with their escorts left Long Champs,
warmly applauded along the route as
they had been while proceeding to the
reviewing stand.
Sauted From the Air.
A novel incident of the review was
the appearance of Santos Dumont in
an airship over Long Champs. He sa-
luted the president with three strident
blasts from the whistle Of his motor
and with salvo- of revolver shots.
Then, amid the applause of the specta-
tors, the aeronaut sailed off rapidly to
l.; boo aptar al III
The Parisians and many visitors
from the suburbs and neighboring
parts of the province crowded the
streets and boulevards, which were
gaily adorned with flags, the stars and
stripes mingling with the decorations.
The government and other theaters
which gave free matinees were densely
crowded. The open air performance in
the square in front of Victor Hugo's
residence was we'll attended, while
dancing was in full swing at many
points in the streets. 1t was noticeable
that the fete was accompanied by mors,
popular enthusiasm than has marked
any celebration in years.
Dancing All Night.
This evening the streets of Paris
were thronged with merry crowds
dancing to the music of bands station
ed at most of the crossways. A fea-
ture of these open air balls was the
popularity of the cakewalk. The gov
eminent, municipal and other build
ings were brilliantly Illuminated and
great displays of fireworks were given
at prominent points in the city. 1t was
unquestionably one of the gayest four
teenths of July seen for years. British
flags are exceptionally numerous in the
decorations. The festivities are likely
to continue until daylight.
Dispatches announce brilliant cele-
brations of the national fete through
out the provinces.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15

the exposure may be made at the op-
perfume moment without the least de-
lay. The photographer will go forth
in the same state of readiness as the
gunner. and the instant he sees what
he wants he levels, aims and pulls the
trigger. His securing of the proper
pictures viii in measure be dependent
on the skill of the photographer as a
marksman, and this is qualification
which can be readily acquired with lit
tie practice.
Such gun will be of value. not alone
to the student of aeronautics, but to a
number of others. Naturalists are now
taking great deal of interest in Sc
curing pictures of various animals in
their native haunts, and such a weapon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15
CHILD STEALING IN CHINA.
Foreign Influence PowerIess to STOP
That and Girl DROWNING.

-
kidnapping in China, although prohib-
tied by Chinese law, and visited with
heavy penalty is Still carried on to a
great extent in certain of hesprovinces.
Likewise the custom of female infant
icide still exists, in spite of foreign in
f1uences that seek to stop it.
Smith B. Phelps. of the British GUS
toms service, stationed at Shanghai,
spoke about these things at Manhat-
tan yesterday.
Although the influences of Western
nations have done much to abolish
some Chinese customs that seem bar
barous," he remarked. there are many
left that certainly are unchristian. The
business of kidnapping is lucrative.
Poverty and rapid growth of population
together with want of education lead
people of the lowest class to part with
young children to a Buddhist monas-
terry or to professional kidnapers for a
small sum.
1.-The latter in turn sell them again
in cities. where there Is a demand for
both boys and girls to enter rich fami-
lies. where they pass into a state of
domestic slavery, which may be cruel
or mild, according to the disposition of
the family. If little children run about
the streets they are seized by kidnap-
ers. Chinese law provides a heavy
penalty for the offense of kidnapping,
and traffic in children, but it is not
effective.
Again the custom of killing off sur
plus female children prevails to a
great extent throughout China, but
particularly in the province of Canton.
l believe the idea in doing this is to
keep the male population always pre-
dominant At the time of the periodi-
cal literary examinations pamphlets
exhorting the people not to drown their
female infants are passed around."-
| New York Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15

almost transparent body offers to dis
ease is really marvellous.
DR.. Mazzoni was asked for an ex-
PLANTATION and said: 1T is a phenome-
non, which, as all such phenomena,
cannot be explained"
The doctors consider the catastro-
phe near. 1t is imminent if it is to
take place through cardiac paralysis or
is further off if it is to come through
cerebral anemia, which is the cause of
the present delirium.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15

between the vasszn medical board,
composed of ten doctors of less inn
portanee than DR.. Lapponi, and sew
eral foreign PHYSICIANS. regarding the
embalning of Pape3Leo's body. Sew
eral forei gnerss IA Nhg offered process
ses ofsep1b aiming each more wonder
ful than the otiarsathe papal doctors
right to embalm4 ia Epo ps solely lei to the
Vatican medical BODY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15

you may reassure your sovereign that
if a misfortune happens the future
pope will ratifS the acts of the last
consistory."
People are asking how Cardinal
Rampolla can pledge the next pope.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-15

During the Quarrel.
She-There are men who never speak at
the right time.
He-Yes, and women who never
keep still at the right time.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Snbianapois, Snb., Mittpp6, 18 6ebruar 1905

bans Bill, welde neue &eOrganiiatio=
men oes Staats=Nrbeits= =Separtements
poribreibt.
&epr. Wuir reihte cine Bill elm,
wel6e bori6reibt, baB bic Warion
@cuntp= 6 ommiiidre ale Sriiden inner+
halb Der Staot Snoianapolis bauen
lanen miillen, fubalo Die Soiisn oes
Saues $40. 600 iiberlteiaen.
&epr. Wilion BON &enHelaer rei4te
cine Sil elm, wel6e boribreibt, oaB
gslibsr bon &eselbabnen, tpelds Dtin=
berjdbri9en bas &e9eln auf ibren
gabnen erlauben, nit @sloitrafsn bon
s5 $50 belfraft tueroen iolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
@m. s.. SermiQion zines idms
rem Serbredeas beI9ulotBt.
@r fol- ansebIib ben 8erlub sento9t baben,
ieiue Srau Su pereiften.

Wm. 8. 8ermiliOn, Elm iunser
Mann bon @ewart, O., iff bier auf
8eranlailung ieiner Grau berbaftet
porben. Sieielbe bsiduloist i'm, ben
8eriu6 sema6t gu taben. lie unb ibre
stuei &inoer nit psi9iftetem @anbp aus
ber@slt su i6affen. Srau 8ermiaiOn
bdlt li9 our 3eit bel ibrem gruoer on
Der 81. California Str. go. IL ouf.
0ie tie Den Setectips NI9 uno Man=
ming mittbeilte, lebt fie felt einiser 3eit
bon ibrem Wann getrennt uno er ioll
i6on spei Ntal ben Ieriud sema9t
baben, Il. 3u Dergiftsn. 8eifern. tpie
lie iast, ipra6 0ermiGlion in Dem
Sauie an Der California Str. bor unb
CAB ieinem oreijdbrisen &inoe cine
S6adtel @anoD. Obenauf befanoen
ii9 @ummi=Yonbons. tpel9e fe, Die
ibr Mann pObl pubte, iebr gerne ibt.
yalo naa Dem @snuile oerielben wuroe
lie franf uno Die Spmptome elmer Ser
siftuns feuten ii9 Elm; oasIelbe mar
aud NIT einem 9ta6barfinoe Der Sal,
wel6es ebenfals einige gOnbOns 9e=
seHen bate, Die Sa9e miro ein9ehenb
unteriudt peroen.
0ermillion ioa aud in Nepart peseI
Sdli dung zines Gbefs eetpiini9t iper=
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
SociaIcr Emrnnerctn.
Sentc Mbeno regelnadBige
Notwithstanding.

Ser rSnoiana Club" bat be-
i9lOhsn, cine Serie BON mo9entliAsrl
unterbaltungen fur feline Witslisoer su
peranIfalten. Die Serren eSobn W.
2ern, 0iram Bronn uno gbans
WOOllen lino nit Der Nufitelun9 oss
prDgramms betraut tporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Subn Mtitdea.

SObn Mitdea, QrGIoent Der @er=
eintsten &ruben=Nrbeiter, ift beute bier
eingetrOffen uno tuiro Den @eit Der
2So6e in mnierer Staot 5ubrinsen.
Vim SOnntag reift er naa eprineiielo,
Sninois, um Der Contention Der Sllis
noiler 8rubenarteiter bei,uipobnen.
2lm Uspntas Nbeno finoen iRm 5u @b=
rem bort elm Gmpfang unb Banquet
itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Seutid : Mmerifanii@er Semo=
fraten=Glu6.

Ser SeutId= =glmeritanii6e Semofra=
ten=@lub bdlt morsen @beno in Stt-
mar Sellers Sale, Sf Waibineton-
9trabe go. 217, eine 8eriammluns
ab. Sn berielben tperben Die beiben
@Omites, pel4e fiir Die i'm RdrS itatt.
finbenbe Seamtentpabl Mominationen
Su MAIDEN habsu, beritt1n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Sin SlijSaro
Ssste NIT elmer @eidminSisteit
bon 36 Meilen Die StnnSe
iiber oie Staot binmes.
Snnerbaib 4 Sttnoett iant
Ole Semperatar ttut 15
0rao.

Snoianapolis wurbe beute Morgen
bon einem eifieen glis3aro beimseiu6t,
melder nit elmer @ei6winoigteit bon
SO Wteilen Die Stunoe iiber Die Staot
binwesfeste uno CUR 6olse bate, oaB
Die Ssnperatur inuerbalb 4 Stunoen
Inn Is 6rao ilnt. glO6 I'M a lbr
regiltrirte oas Sbermometer IA GRAB
iiber Naa uno bereits um 8 llbr bate
oas Ouefiil6er li9 big l Srao unter
y}uQ pertrDmelt.
@m i6limmlten trieb Der S4nee=
iturm es spilden 5 uno 6 llbr. @egen
z llbr batte er Ii9 etpas 5eldnfti9t,
bod feline Sei6pinbigteit mar nod
INNER 26 Msilen Die Stunoe. @rf
suei Stunoen fpater nabm er BON
unierer guten Staot abldieo.
Nait @usnabme oes Big 6our ct.
GOuis & 9iew YOrt grprebsuges, lGng=
ten idmmtli9e einlaufenoe Giien=
babn,iile mil 8eripdtIn9en bon - 6
Stunoen bier on. Die Wa99ons iaben
tuie GispalGlte aus uno ben 2OcomOii=
Den mar es ansumerfen, oab iie einem
BliS3aro ausgeiebt gstpeien tparen.
Ser Sele9rapben= uno Selepbon=
Nienlt batte unter ben ginpirtunsen
bss S9nselturmes erbsblid 5u leioen.
Der Strabenbabn=Setrisb Spil9en
5 unb s llbr mar auf fat allen 2inien
gebemmt. IS mar ni6ts unsepObn=
li9es, cine @nsabl bon 6-8 @ars bin=
ter einem Die Sabn freima9snoen
G6neepHue einbersonosln su ieben ;
biele 5auienoe bon YerIOnen, mel9e
itarreno por GrOft uno foniti9er &dlte
an ben Strnbentreusuneen itanSen,
nuBten ldneer als cine Stunoe auf Die
Intunlt l1rer berl0. Gars tDartet mn
Damn batten Iie aud nod ni9t piel er=
reiat, ba Oieielben bnlO Oarauf bod
pieoer cine balbe Stunoe uno ldnger
filhanoen, neil Der getrieb gebemmt
mar.
0iele Gunoen Der gentral Mbenne.
2inie soeeu es pOr. 5u seben. anifat
nublOs sll tuarten; stpiiden 7 unb
ubr fubr feine ein5ise Gar auf oieie'
Strede. Yin einselnen YlGben batter
ii9 auf ben 9eleiien f0rmlid5e S9nee'
bieel eebilSet, tpel6e bonn Wsotor.
mann uno @onoueteur erft FORT
eefest weroen muBten; bod Del
Sturm ior9te idon Oafiir, oab bielt
Siiasln iid i'm Sanbumoreben wieoet
biloeten; Swiiasn 7:15 uno 8:45 lisl
feline Gar auf Der Of Widisan Str
2inie; Die @ars Der Yroipeet Str, G.
@ait Str, @neliib Npe. uno Sbelbi
Ctr. baiten srOBe Mibe ben girsinit
Npe. Yiabuct empor su flimmen.
Der Stano bes thermometers Der
bieli9en 8unoes @ettertparte mar beut
tuie fplst:
8 l1br Moreens 13 @rab iibsr Stuff
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Dem mung ber& blenf6rb b e.
runq.


g benanb q, pa. Is. 6ebr.
Sn Golae oes beftisen Sdneeifurms
Der leBten 9tadt unb Der intenIpen
2dlte muBten beute ale @ruben Der
lmsebuns 3eitis idlieBsn. Mbenbs
lieb Der Sturm etuas nad.
Sbamofin, 3d., Is. Gebruar.
Gin Sdneefurm uno glis3aro bon
seitern unb tbeilueiie beute bat ben
Getrieb in alien &Oblensruben Der
@eeeno gum Stinifano aebradt. gs
miro mebrere Sage nebmsn, big aae
@ruben tpisber in boIem Yetrieb linb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Cine alte sebreriu getorben.

SRI. gliie 6oro, welbe iiber 80
Sabre an ben bielissn Offentlidsn S9u=
len unterridtete, lit beute WOrsen in
ibrer Wobnuns on Der 81. penniplOa=
nia Ctr. na6 lansem 2eiosn aus Dem
2eben 9ei6ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18

BauerIaubn 5 f'dei n e.
6. Wt. ellis Stuart Str.. nabe 13.,
@ottage, $500. = W. 80. Bar!ep,
2408 Sobep Str, @obnhaus, $500.
= 3. Ml. 2eonaro, 1928 llosa Str.,
Cottage, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Snoiaaapolis SieSerfran,.

Die biesw0aentlihe probe Tinoet
1mfdnoe balber beute Mbenb,
uno ni6t uie setu6bnli9 am Sonnerss
tag fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
MnS Gen 0erldtsbSfen.
@ e It e 8 II m n q d t t.

0 Il e II m II d t t.
Ser S5neioer 8arnep Carp purbe
bon elmer aus ben Sottoren st. %.
@aritane unb 5. 9. MOi6eae beiteben=
ben @ommiiiion fir irriinnis befunoen
uno feline lleberfiibruns nab benz Sen.
tral Srren=Iipl wuros anseOronet.
gr leioet an peridieoenen fireu Sbeen
unb mar u. u. Dor ieiner @obnune
nit elmer pfanne nit &artoifelu um=
bergelaufen uno bette ertlGrt, er tonne
aenus Suppe to9en, um Die ganse
Stabt bamit gu beriorsen.
. urd einen 8ergle d ers
leoiet
Benjamin +. SraOer 1T gum 8sr=
matter oes yfabfaiies oes Sarrp Sra=
Der ernannt poroen. SsrIelbe bate
befanntli6 am lsbten SOnnerfas in
Der alien @erealine Mible Der vMmeri-
con Sontinp Miqs" t6otlide 0er-
lebun9en erlittsn. Die @igentbimer
oerielben 6aben nit benz gfadlaBoer=
matter einen 9erslei9 abgeltloHen,
bsmsufolee iie bemieltsn 5000 besablt
babeu.
Gin eieen t 3 ii m / d ds 9 r.
d um bun9sflage
Sm 8reisseriGt puroe iiber Die
$4,000 S6abereriabflase berbanbelt,
iuel6e Der nabe Glermpnt pphnenoe
ssarmer @rant Wtoore aeeen ieinen
geffen 6reo. MuOrs wesea Serldum=
ouna einscrei6t bat. Ser Serflaete
batte cine Don ieinem Sbeim ausge=
feate gote nit unteri6rieben uno als
Der SsBtsre anssbli6 nit lelnen 3ab=
lunaen i'm &iidlfanoe blieb. oa ent=
ltano 3wiIden Sbsim uno Neffeu Elm
Streit, in beiien @erlauf Der 2ebtere
Den grltsren elnen Sieb nannte. Saher
Die Glage.
Sr. alexander oll auf's
gteuep rtweroen.
Gtaats= =glnmalt @odelsbaus bat err
fldrt, bab er ben GaQ Sr. Nleranoer
aufs Heue aufr;fen miirbe, TO-
balo iiber alle 9lntlasen, ipel9e bic
iebt in Sibuns befinoli1en 8roBse=
ldworenen erheben tperben, berfiiet
wOroen lit. Sieies miro jeoenfans
einsn Monat in Nnipru9 nebmen.
Gin appellirtes u rtbeiI
be t d gt..
Sas Nppeaations9eridt bat eeltern
bds llrtbeil oes unteren 8eri6ts in Der
3lase beg 3imri s. 9euis seaen Die
geiibsr bon 6air gant beitdtist. Ser=
ielbe batte auf Sdabeneriab 9e!laet,
neil burh bas ldrmsnDe 2eben unb
Sreiben in oeni Parf Der Wertb ieines
in Der Hdbe oesielben befinbliden
@obnbuuies berminoert puroe. IS
muroen ibm $4,000 sussiproden.
g d bener abtlase.
gilbert @ant berflaate Die Gomfod
& @oonIe So. auf $4,000 S1aoener=
iab. gr bate iitb, pdbreno er in De-
rem Sieniten bsiddftiet mar. cine
i9were 8erlebuns am Nrms ause3o9en.
SIM poliseiseri9t
murbe Der Gaa bes Samss Mann BON
go. 928 Sisblano 9lpe., tpelder bon
Ieiner Grau bes tbdtlihen 9lnsriifs an=
geflast mar, auf oen H.. Mdra berido=
ben. st iaste, baB er nit ieinsr 6rau
banogemein fruroe, neil iis lid wei=
serte ibr bdusli9sn pHidten su er-
fii0en.
8ert Sarter bon Der 8. 19. StraBe
go. 1920, uelder belauloi9t 1T, in
Sheaimitb's WirtbIaaft an Der 19.
uno 9arpep Str. eiugebro9en gu iein,
uiro am 10. os. Wts. iein goruerb0r
babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
9emti6 Atttertfamtjd)cr
3eutotratett Stub.

0orgett, 9ommersta9, oen
19. Debruar, Mbenos 8 ttbr,
regelmd6tee Weriatitmlttttg
tm Ottutar Sellers caue,
go. 217 Sit @aibtmgtom
Gtrabe.
Sacob 8uenageI, prdi.
Mugmit xamut, Sefr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
Natbrthten aus Snbtana.
8 o d 10 q fer.

Siio uno Weit Snoiana reroen bon
Soawailer beimseiudt. Ser Wabaih
1T nit unbeimli6er @e'dpinoigtait
gum reiBenoen Strome aneei9ponen
unb man fiir4tet, oaB Yincennes uno
umsebung bon elmer iAlimnlen So9=
futb su leioen baben perben.
Der @bite &iusr 1T tbeilwsiie ibsr
feline llfer eetreten, unb Die 6armer
beridten, Dab oas @uiier ihrn sroben
S6aoen anseridtet bat.
Sn Serre Saute lino Die SluBnie=
berunsen am 2babaib felt Sanitas
iibe,autbst unO Der 6lub 1T gu rieii-
ger Sreite ansei4woleu. Saplors=
bile. cine Srtidaft bon 200 GinmOb=
nern an Der Wefieite bes 5luiies, iit
hberidmemmt uns beri9iebene Sani=
lien baben fid aus ibren @o6nunssn
auf b0ber 9elseenes 2ano retten mill
fen.
Mus Dem eanssn Sbiotbale tpiro elm
absrmalises Steiaen oes 5luRes ge=
melbet.
8rauenb a tes Gnbe.
SOgansp Martin MDers
fam am Oonnerifae in einem bsnah=
barten @sbOls in 9rauenbafter @eiie
um's 2eben. Gr ipar nit Gem 6dllen
zines grOben gaumes beiddftigt uno
Holpsrte in bem Musenblid, als Der
Baum fid auf bic Seite nsiste. Ser
I6mere Stamm fiel birect auf ben
&ppf oes un9liidliden Mannes, benz
ielben gu elmer unf0rmli6en Walie
sermalmeno.
SIM Court Sauie ae=
# orben.
Mnber N. Ser 6armer Nn=
orew s. Barrett muroa am SienItag,
pdbreno ct fi6 i'm @eri6tsbauie mi
einem anoeren 6armer, Hamens SUBJ
ion W1inor, unterbielt. BON einem
6er3Ihla9e befaaen rne iant entieelt
su gpoem. @r mar 65 Sabre oft uno
bat befdnoi9 i'm GOuntp oetpObnt.
&0nig @inter.
GIfhart t. Sas Sbermometer
resifrirte am Sienitag 10 @ra0 unter
Stun. @iele Mrbeiter, tuelbe aus Spm-
patbie nit itreiten0sn Strabsnbabns
@neeIfellten Die Gars nibt benubsn.
baben beionoers i9per unter Der bitte=
rem 6dlte su leioen, oa iie oft peite
IsSe pom Qaule mad Der Jabrit unO
suriif gu modem baben.
Tranf urt. Nienfae mar Der
fdltsite Sas bier mdbreno oes gBinters;
Die Sempsratur ianf big IA GRAB un=
ter 3ua. Die 3ufubr bon Natursas
mar mangelbaIt uno oiele drmere 6a=
milien, uel4e auf oahelbe allein als
6eisungsmittel ansemieien tuaren, em=
pianoen ben Mansel ossielben in ems
pfinolider @eiie.
Wf ar n. Sc5 thermometer res
9iftrirte bier nm Mitternabt 5 @rao
unter Gfull. Die drmere 8ebDlterun9
melde, mas 0eiSuns anbetrift. auf gla=
tursas ansepieien 1T, bat i4wer unter
Der &dlte ;u leioen.
Grams sbilIe. Sas Sbermo-
meter resiitrirte am Sisniias 8 8rao
unter 9full.
3 iirger grii noen cine Be-
leu9 tun9s. fellf9aft.
Wf r / o n. Sie ,@iti3sns' electric
2isbt &c." 1T bier nit einsm @apitale
bon sou, ,OOO Drganllrrt moroen. Ste=
ielbe beabIidtist, Der vMarion 9iabt &
0eatin9 Co.. ibrer beben &aten tpe=
gen, @oncurrens 3u MAIDEN.
@in&ufb @ountD6 6armertpe=
8rud seines Seiratbs.
ber5preHens berflQot.
RufbpilIe. Grl. glande Gul=
Der, elm iunses biibides Wdo9en bon
Serfep @itp bat burb bic bklisen Mn.
malls 6irma @atIon, Sitswortb &
8reen Den reiden Sarmer Marcus u.
3enoall bon &idlanb Sopnibip auf
$4,000 6daoeneriab psrtlast. 9ie
6ldgerin traf i'm Npril b. S. nit &en=
bal suiammen, berielbe madte ibr
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-18
8 1br Moreens 13 @rao iiber 9euG.

3ebns Grab unter Nul |
artet.
Wie Der offi3iele @sttermader mit=
t1eilt, miro Die Semperatur inn 2aufe
Der Na6t biz 10 @rae unter Hull
berablinfen.