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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
WITH THE MILITARY
Practically No Change in Disposition o
Troons-Soldiers Make Kick.

llrOODS-0OIulcTS WAN '>'SN'
Practically no change was made yester-
day in the disposition Of the troops around
the city. The orders issued previously
were not revoked during the day and the
men are still stationed about pretty much
the same as usual
All the important points throughout the
city and county are thoroughly covered,
and in many cases several companies are
amassed in anticipation OF seEous at
tack In the West End the same network
of squads. distributed around In the dark
fields. which proved 30 effective IN pre-
serving peace and quiet on Friday. night.
was continued. Fulton was also carefully
looked after. Reports were received to
the effect that the two or three thousand
employees of big Industrial plant OF
Richmond would adjourn to the East End
and create trouble after nightfall and the
tip had tho effect of putting the men on
their guard. "They won't return to work
Monday II they go there Tonight said
m officer casually yesterday afternoon.
Up to or & O'Clock In the afternoon.
but one order had been issued by Colonel
Anderson. This one detailed two COM
panes OF the r. L. I. Blues to patrol
Eighteenth Street from Main to Broad
and ITwenty-frst Street from Main to
Broad during the night. No special prep
arations OF any sort were m ade for to-
day. No special trouble is anticipated and
It is expected that Sunday will prove the
auletest day since the strike began. Even
weer this not the case, however, the
men cover the field so admirably that
no Encouragement would be necessary.
Made Formal Protest.
Around hea dquarters tho usual scenes
prevail. Discipline IS perhaps more strict
than ever.
Some of the men are loudly kicking
against the food they are receiving. de-
claring that some of the meat thov get
is quite raw. and Is as tough as shoe
leather. An entire company from New
port News made a formal protest the
other night. They are among the men
stationed at the Casino, protecting the
West End car sheds. One of the surgeons
at the same place was questioned about
the matter, and he thought the rations on
the whole were excellent. The Casino has
been turned into barracks. Lieutenant
Colonel Vaughan is there with several
companies of soldiers. many OF them
from the Tidewater. The opening of the
season at the Theatre will be very late.
President Sitterdng has notified Mr.. Nc
Kee that he will put the place in perfect
repair as soon as the military are with
drawn.
Company F., Richmond Grays. has been
stationed In Fulton, with Major Not tIngs
ham, since Thursday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
PILGRIM,
Or. Starts Petersburg Speech.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-In his account Of my address to
Your faithful correspondent reported me
Correctly save in one particular. The
types made me say DIR. Starr referred
to the fact that until Northern labor
ama TO the South, that no such things
as Strikes were heard Of" did not say
that. This Is what did say:
vi, abor conditions up North differ from
labor conditions down South. i have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
PROUD OF HER SOLDIERS
Richmond Boys Have Borne Them
selves CredtablY in Every Case.

Richmond has had every reason to be
local companies during the stress Of the
past few days. when the city has been
under praitical military rule. The city
has on duty far more soldiers than any
other single community In the State. and
while the bearing Of the entire militia and
their devotion to duty has been 8unex-
-celled, no city has reason to be prouder
OF the Seventeen Regiment, five .on
the twelve companies are Richmond boys:
The battalion of the Blues Is made up OF
Richmond boys and so is the Howitzer
battery. They have always been assign
ed to Important duty and risky positions,
but no man has finched. They have
shown themselves capable soldiers and
trustworthy men in trying circumstances,
every one. :. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

Commodore Nicholson, OF the U, s..
Navy.
~ OMMoDORE Somervllc Nicholson.
"a Of the United States Navy. In a
w. letter from 1897 II street. North
west. Washington, y. c., says:
Your Peruna has been and Is now
used by so many of my friends and ac-
5auaintances as sure cure for catarrh
that am convinced of its curative quail
tiles. and l unhesltatingy recommend 1t
to all persons suffering from that com
plaint."S Nicholson.
U. S. Minister to Guatemala
Or. w. Godfrey Hunter, U. 8. Minister
to Guatemala, and ex-member of Con-
gress from Kentucky. in a letter from
Washington. D. c.. writes:
II am fully satisfied that your Per,ina
is an enlcacious remedy for catarrh. az I
and many of my friends have been
benefited by It's use."--W. G. Hunter.
NJ. ..
Congressman Brown, from Virginia.
Hon. G. r. Brown. Martinsvllle, Va.
ex-member OF Congress Fifth District.
Fiftieth Congress, writes: ~ cheerfully
give my endorsement to your Peruna MS
a cure for catarrh. Its beneficial re-
suits have been so fully demonstrated
that It's use is essential to all persons
suffering from that disease'-Hon. G..
r. Brown.
Son Of Ex.Attorney General Of United
States.
Hon. Louis E. Johnson Is the son Of
the late Reverdy Johnson. who was
United States Senator from Maryland
Attorney General of the United States
under President Johnson. and United
States Minister to England. and was re-
garded as the greatest constitutional
lawyer that ever lived.
Hon. Louis e. Johnson. who at present
resides at zoos f Street. N. w, Wash
ington, D. c., is an ardent friend to Pc
runa. In a recent letter he says:
mo one should longer suffer from
catarrh when Peruna Is accessible To
my knowledge 1t has caused relief to. so
many of my friends and acquaintances
that 1t is humanity to commend its use
to all persons suffering with this dis
tresslng disorder Of the human SYSTEM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
welI.known Journalist writes.

Hon. George Baber. 1872 Sixteenth
Street. N. W.. Washington. D. c., has
been for a number of years well known
in Kentucky as Journalist, having been
the editor of the Bowling Green Demo-
crat. and afterwards the proprietor and
editor Of the Louisville Evening News.
and of the Kentucky Law Journal. He
writes the following:
I have given Peruna sufficient test
to justify me in freely recommending 1t
as an invigorating tonic. 1t is a prompt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

cause OF violent opposition to the suf-
frage features Of the new Constitution.
Attention to the error made was d.
rected by a letter from Judge White.
of the County Court Of Fauauier, who
suggests that I had not recovered from
the Upperyile horse show-an absolute
fact. The downpour of rain and the seas
of mud are often before my minds eye
in my waking moments and frequently
T WAITER EDWARD HARRIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
VIM GETS BAIL

He is Charged With the Shooting o.
Serge ant EasIeY.
George G.. VIM. the ex-motorman ar
rested on a warrant charging him with
of the same name. was bailed yesterday
by Judge Wickham. of the Henricoi
County Court. In the sum of 81 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
AS TO BoYcoTTING
Organizer Rein Orr Expresses No
Opinion on the Subject.

Opinion on the Subject.
When asked last night as to the talk Of
boycotting which Is frequently heard In
connection with the strike Mr.. Rein
Orr said last night that In his experience
he had noted that talk Of this kind al
ways springs up without any formal &C.
ton in cases of this sort. The. matter OF
a boycott was one on which he had never
expressed any opinion. It seems to him
to be "a. case wherein any who desired to
refrain from riding on the cars could
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
QUIET ON THE HILL

People Attending to Their Own Busi-
ness-Good Schedules Maintained.
saturday night on Church Hill was
never aui,eter than last night. Very few
people were on the streets. and these
were attending TO their own business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

low station, that no one hesitates to
see his name in print recommending
Peruna.. ,sa w
The highest men in our nation \ nave
given Peruna strong endors ement-
Men OF all classes and stations are
n YOU do not derive prompt ana satis-
factory results from the use of Perunas
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving q!
full statement of your case, and lie VIII
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
q. Address DR.. Hartman. President. OF
The Hartman Sanitartunl, Columpu y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
Shoots a Winche ster.

who might be held accountable for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM pennsylvania
Recommends Pe-ru-na---O Prominent
Men Tesfify.

Commodore Nicholson, Of the U. S.
Navy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
0an, mnbeosntenS
War bas 6euer I'M @.l9dfte BON S9nuu &
60. = Der outomatii9e S0i6apparat,
bic Seueripebr unb bas Salpase Gorps
arbeiteten pprSiisIi9.

8e3iislid ees sefrigsn 8eri6tes iiber
bas Teuer i'm GsihdftsetabliHement Der
Sirma SGnuI & Co., GnerOs @ro=
cerifen an DIR Siib Merisian Str, 1T
su bemerten, bab oas 6euer bur9 ben
ahtomatiiden 26Idabparat in benz
gtablil1ement, Der nit Qlarmborri6.
tun9 berieben lit unb iofort in Sbdtie=
felt trat, angemeloet purbe. 9lls
Seuerpehr uno Salpase Corps ben
Ilarm prompt beantworteten, fanben
fie i'm Sampffehelraume elm aus unbe=
fainter uriade entitanbenes minimales
Geuer, oeHen 2OIduns nit 9ei9tisfeit
erfolste. Der autOmatii9e Ipparat,
Die 6euertuebr unb Salpase Corps ar
beiteten, tpie Die Mitelieber Der sSirma
nit @enu9tbuuns erfldren, porsiielid,
ia munberbar uno berbiiteten ieben nen=
nenspertben S4aben. Ser 8etrieb
Ses @ei9dites erlsioet feine St0rune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
YolijeiIides Naerlei.
SsltabI ieinen Ritarbeiter uno fpuree ers
ipii9t. - Sin beri9eu9ter Ginbre6er
Der nur einen Quarter erbentete.

Gutb er Srom n, Elm 6eiSer in
Der getriebsanlaee Der Mer6ants'
Seat & Sight So. an Seem Seriep unb
pearl Strabe, permiBte eeitern Mor=
gen iein $19.79 unb Elm Sal idenme6er
entbaltenbes sgDrtemonnaie, oas er auf
eine Sant I'M &eHelraume selegt 9e=
babt bate. gr benahri9tiete fofort
Die poli3ei uno Die Setectips 3urs unb
2ancaiter fanoen bas seitoblens 8ut
i'm geiBe oes 24=jdbrisen 6letder
Sarbam, zines Mitarbsiters Bromn's.
garbam uuroe oesbalb wesen Sieb=
ftabls eineeftedt.
Sas % ohnbaus bss S6reiners
SD. Sable in No. 80 Walcott Ctr.
erbielt in Der Samitag Na9t ben ge=
fu6 zines @inbre6ers, Der bur9 Elm
Sinterfenfer einities, jeoO6 peri9eu6t
wurbe, nbne baB er groBe 8eute ge=
ma9t b1tte. Senn Der 8auner er=
tuii9te nur einen Quarter, Der i'm
@BSimmer auf oem Nnri9tesS6ranfe
gelegen bate. Silberseug unb S6mud=
laden, Die Der Sribbube auf Dem
Slide an9sbduft bate, lieB er bel
ieinem idleunigen @bsuse liesen.
Sassii Der tpuroen seifern bon
Der poliSei auber Der obenansefiibrten
feline nennenswertben 8erbaftunsen
bOrsenOmmen. Sie Msbrsabl bet @e=
fan9enen tuaren Srunfene uno priise-
lanten. Iu4 pdbrenb Der Nadt
berrf4te in. Der Polisei=Statisn ihplli=
Idle &uhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Die oeatide gemesnns.

Die oeuti9.ameritanii6e bifforiide
@eieli6aft" in PHILADELPHIA bat in
iarer Sabresperiammluns Die fOlsen-
ben geamten ertpdblt: Yrdiioent, S.
8. &oienaarten, Der 8ei9idtidreiber
Der beutid=amerifaniiden uniOnstdm=
pier in philadelphia; 8ice=prdiioent,
paifOr 6r. Wiidan, pbilabelpbia; 6.
9. Ssnuinshauien, Baltimore; prOf.
Sumo 6rande bon Der 9arparo uni=
perlitdt; Sseretdre. prOf. Sr. M. 8.
2earneo, Der Germaniit Ger pennipl=
pania uniperlitdt, unb Nbolpb Simm,
philadelphia; Sdabmeifer, Sans
Weniaer, philadelphia. Sas bon
Yrof. 2earnso rsoisirte Organ Der
@elenidaft, pamerieana @ermanica",
eri9eint jsbt monatli4, ifatt wie bis-
per pisrteljdbrli9, unter benz Sitel
,SeutI9= I9=Nmerifanii9e Innalen".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Soleraute Mmitdtea eines 0e:f=
liden.

Hsb. Wa,ion @rosleD bon Der Gen=
tral uniperialiiten Stride bat am
Sonntag eine preoist sebalten, oeren
Sn6alt bon bielen ieinen Mmtsbriioern
jeoenfals nit semiidten 8efiiblen auf=
genommen tperoen niro.
ST ipra4 iia sesen oas Searbeiten
Der 2eeislatorsn, bar5 petitionen uns
peri0nliae 8srebIamteit aus, um bie=
iel6en gu beranlailen, ge9en oieie ooer
jene giG gu ftimmen. gtamentlid
mar er oagegen oaB bic 8etf.
liden i'm Staatsbauie 10 niele Wiibe
annanbten, um bic Ssisbgeber sesen
Die Bale gaa 8ia ein3unebmen. gr
meinte. bieielben tbdtsn beher baran,
ibre Iufmerfianteit barauf gu lenfen,
tpie unter benz aQgenleinen publicum
Der Sinn fur cine oroentlide 8e=
Obaatuns oes Sonnta9s sewedt ueroen
tann, anifatt ii6 in ben @orri=
ooren bes StaatsbauIes um6er5utrei=
BEN. gr fprab fi9 sesen, ertreme
9e9islatur-@eieBe aus, tpelde bieie unr
iene Sanoluns am Sonntag perbietet.
Wenn Die Waioritdt Der BebOlterung
8aieball.Spiel am Sonntas ptni9t,
gut 10 ioate bieier Wuni9 erfiillt wer=
ben. or lei aud nit ben gefiirmor=
tern Der Bill Der Nnii9t. baB Der Ss-
iu9 oes SaisbaG Spiels am SOnntas
piele Ssiu9er BON Wirt6ibaften fern
balte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
ealsYolitii9es.

Im SOnneritas uno Sreitas bieier
Wo9e finoet bier i'm Oenniion=Sotel
Die Sabres=@onpention Der Sine oil NJ
2iga BON Snbiana, Der 8er=
einiaung republifaniider Clubs unb
SrganiIatiOnen itatt. gu oerielben
peroen etma 800 Selseoten BON aug
wdrts erpartet.
Die 8orbereitunsen fir Die @on=
pention uno nnterbaltuns Der Selesa=
ten tperben bon folsenoen localen Mus=
ibiiieu getrofen /:
Wfarion Club, Gaploro Satptins,
Sert 6. ubl, %. u. Sosarbus; Wtc=
9inlep Club. @eoree 6ate, Wes
Gbriitina, 8eoree Snpoer Siibieite
&ep. Club, SOiepb SOppianO. Sra
SinGmdn, Sabio 9Dintler; 8. g.
MOrton Club, %. s. Seller, Sranf
Wc@leneban. @eOrge Il. Barter;
Oriental Club, SiioOr WOlfiOn,
9enrp 2eop, Or. Slider.
Sas 6inan3=@omite beiteGt aus @eo.
Sate, 90. u. 8ogarous, s. s. Garter,
6. g. Spartman uno Bert ubl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Golumbia=Glu6.

gei Der jd6rlihen SirectOren=Wabl
bes @olumbia=@lubs, bic am Samiiag
Nbeno nit Nnpenoung elmer Stirnm-
maihine sbsebalten muroe, smuroen Die
Serren @bas. Waper uno 8. 3. Sib=
ben bon ben .&eguldren" uno u. W.
Sbompfon bon ben yunabbdngi9en""
ermdblt. Sie Club Nctiondre be-
idlohen, Die ,sabrssbeitrdse Der bier
pobnbaften @lubmitslieoer bon $50
auf $40 81 erb0ben uno bon ausudr=
tisen UtitslieSerm SO geitras su err
heben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Sm Sniel herunslddt.

Serrp Mabonep, elm 50jdbriser, an
Der Malott Nbe. go. TIA pobnbafter
S9ubmader, .am lebte ytadt fur3
na6 II llbr in anseouieltem 3uifanb
in Der Ndbe isines Sauies, als er ii9
auf bem Seimmese befano, su Gall.
Sa er fi9 ani4einenb fdtper perIebt
bate, tuuroe bas Siipeniarium be-
nabridti9t.
Sr. Moidelle, iuelder nit Or. Sotp=
les balb barauf Sur Stelle mar, eonfta=
tirte, baB Der Mann bas re9te gein ge=
bro9er 5atte. @r wurbe na1 benz
GtaDt-9oipital iiberfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Die 9aaalmnss &siieaoea far
ole 8ale=8aa=8i

Sn ben &dnmen bes Commercial
SraUeler's Club" fano am Sonntag
Nadmitttas cine Ierlammluns bon
Mitaliebern nit 3ablreidsn Mitslis=
bern bes pOten 9 Der vSrabeler's
protectipe Nh'n ftatt.
Sn oerielben tpuroen 8eI9liile an=
genommen, oard pel9e Die Bill,
mel6e bas 8aie=gaG=Spiel am Sonn-
tag Nadmittas in Stdotsn bon 16, 600
ginmobneru uno oariibsr geitattet, in-
ooiiirt miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Narriide GemeinSe=S
iammlmns,

glQe Wfit9lieber bes llnabbdngigen
Surnpereins iino einselaoen, Der vNdr=
ridden 8emeinoeberiammluns" beiau=
mObnen, uelde Der Werein am n16hen
Mittmoa, IL. 6ebruar, abbalten tpiro,
Inn Die LETTER Torbereitungen fir ben
Wiasfenbal gu treffen uno einen fioelsn
Mbeno gu perleben, tpie bas grecutip-
Gonlite geitern Mbeno beidloRen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
8risbam 0ouns's gnfel
su lebens
gu d tbausbaftber=
nrtbeilt.

gfew Yort, 9. 6ebr. Der pro-
3eB bes Wm. COOPER goun9, anse=
fla9t, i'm September b. s. 6rau Nnna
puliber ermoroet 81 baben. fam bsute
81 einem pl6Bli6en gnoe, inoem Der
Mnsetlagte iib oss MOroes i'm Speiten
@raoe faulbis befannte.
&idter 9errif mar oamit einper=
fanoen unb berurtbeilte ibn gu le=
bensldnslider 3u9tbausbaft.
Der W6rber 1T Elm @ntel bon grisb=
am Doung, bem @riinber Der Mor=
inonel=Girde.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Snbanappis Snb, Mcntas, g Sebruar

tpie Gantre1, tuie feline gntlaffungs-
papiere aug Der Qrmse be;euatsn, Elm
moralif9es Monfirum lei, tpel9es bas
&e6te bonn llnre9ten ni9t unteri6ei-
ben tonne.
yWifen Sie", rief Span einmal
aug, vmas es fir Or. Mleranoer beoeu=
tst, tpenn sic auf oas 3eusniB oieier
elsnben Yei9enrdnber bin, i'm, tpie Der
Staatsanwalt es uiinidt, in's 3u6t=
baus ienoen piiroen2 gr tpiiroe auf
INNER entebrt iein, unb es tuiirbe iein
9ers uno Die 9erSen Serer bre6sn,
tpel9e sr liebt unb pslde ibn lieben!"
st lsnfte ferner bic glufmertiamteit
Der @eidporenen auf Die Sbatiade bin,
oaB es ii9 in bieiem Sale uur um Die
2ei6e Der &oia yteiol'nser banoelt
uno oaB na9geuisien tperoen miibte.
baB er puBte, bab Die 2eibs seitoblen
mar. Sle Vel@lVle mil oen UllnleH
ertldrte Spaan fir cine abgeihmadts
grfinouns. IS lei bem @antrell
leidt seueien, in ben Seiis Der giiit=
tarten bes Doctors su selansen. Mit
quite oerleloen erptelt er DIE 2SaHen
geoorgt, llno er oerleBte ne lofort, um
oas @slo alsoann mt lnoerll1en
6rauerSlmmern 5u oerluoeln.
9eute 9ta9nlItta9 fpuroe mtt Dem
yerbor Der entlatSngs 3eu9en
besonnen.
Sen II o n ellie . err % fe
etl1es y bic q q Der U el=
b n . ties.
Setf Ss9lnn oes Pro3ellss paf eln
eplea9osr Slatt ole plool'nn lslfsn Se'
sl9te tiosr DIE Terbanolun9en gebra1f,
Die Dem tpabren Sa9oer1alt ooultdnols
oiametral 9s9en'iberltsben.
go oeronentll9t es IN leiner Sontl-
tagsnummer einen ieniationsuen Nrti=
tel, lusl9er Die friihersn nod in ben
S3attsn ltellt.
Sn oemlelben beiBt es, oaB IN Der
Samlta9 9fa1t elf1 Verlu1 9elna6t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Samse Serfebrsitodnns

9ln Sllinois uno Sbio Str. iprong
seitsrn Nbenb sssen 6 llbr cine Der
riefeen StraBenbabn=Gars aus ben
@eleiien uno iteate ii9 querlings iiber
bic @eleiie. ben @erlebr fir ldnsere
3eit bemmenb. perionen tuuroen, TO-
melt betannt, ni9t perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Semte SlbemS semeiai@aftliaer
Surmtas TN Senti9em Saaie.

Sie Metiben beg Siibieite Surnper=
ems unb oss nnabhdnSisen 5uruper=
ems tpsroen heute Mbenb bic @dffe Der
Metipen oes Socialsn Surnbsreins fein.
gs finbet elm semeini9aftlider Surn-
tag itatt uno ipdter tDirb Elm feudt=
fr6blider @ommers absebalten tperbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09

Jrau borts Sonneritas Hadt Elm
Serduf6 unb iab bonn 6enfer aus,
oab Elm @ann in Der Ndbe Der Office
gBade ifano. @be bic Srau i6ren
damn modem tonnte, eeI6ab cine
grplOiion, welae Die beioen SOater
Der Samilie tpefte.
Zines Der Mdoden idlug Die Sbar
befti9 gu, iooab bic &duber mertten,
oaB bas Saus lebsnbis isi. Sur9
bieie @eiifessessnwart purben Die
&erle pertrieben, aber tpie piele es tpa=
rem, tOnnte nidt fsitseitellt perben.
Spdter seiste iid. oab Die pOrbere
Sbiir beg @elbi6rants bDllia aboerifIen
mar. ipabri4einli6 bur9 gtitroslpcerin.
Sie ei9entli4e @elblabe gu erbre9en,
batten ii4 Die &duber ni9t 3eit oe=
nommen.
Sie groe bebte.
8rencaItle. Nm Sonntaa
Nbeno um 6 ubr 80 Winuten perur=
iadten bier sinise groit6Be eiae ee-
wihe Iufreaung. @s tpurbe iebo9 tein
S9a0en aneeri9tet.
Gr dbl fen.
Tincennes. @eorge @aueb
muroe am Sonntag Abenb in ieiner
Wirtbi9aft bon CHARLES SuIe eri6oI-
fen. Ser 2ebtere iollte bas 9ocal ber=
laiien. tuoriiber er tuiit6eno wurbe. Gr
bat ii9 nod Sainois ssfladtet.
Die uarantdnei iiberoie
9t tre 9 m E Il n iberfi=
I'd t u &c 3 ben.
Soutb 8enb. Sie Staats=
@eiunbbeits=geb0rbe bat Die pOr einieen
Sa9en iiber Die gtotre Dame uniberIi=
tdt perbdngte Nuarantdne aufgeboben.
SIeielbe mar angeOr0net, neil orei
Stuoenten bon ben poden befalen
iporben pareu. Die geb6roe fano,
bab es fi9 nur um einen leidten Gn=
faa banoelte unb bab Die brei Patien=
ten iofort iiolirt murben.
g 9mere tlage geeen
einen Coroner.
8raSil, Snb., 8. Jebr. Dm.
oanasan, Sater beg San1es 2anasan,
tueldsr plOblid ftarb, na1osm er fdnf
balbe pintflafden @bistp 9eIesrt bate,
ertpirtte beute einen Ier1aftsbefebl
se9en ben Coroner &i9aro 2apIon,
in ueldem er i'm bes Sootidlass
beiduloiste. @r bsbauptet, baB ber-
ielbe fur bic Quantitdten gSbistp
bssablte, tuel9e ben Sob bes iunsen
Mannes berbeifiibrten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
Sies nno Sas.

aus benz G9aufenffer bes Sdnei=
bers uno 6drbers Sacob @obn. %.
Narplanb Str. $50. SO, muroen me6=
rere Yaar SDien seitublen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
6. of s..
9lm Is. unS 10. Sebruar Sabress Situns
Der @robIose.

Sie SabresiiBuns Der 8roblose Der
Gbren= Sitter miro bier am l8. uno
19. 6ebruar in Der @rob=So9en=Saue
i'm @enturp @ebdube absebalten tper=
ben. Die bislisen 2psen baben fur
ben empfans Der Beamten Der 8roB=
lose umiansrsi9e @rrtehrungen ge=
troffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09

GO Or. 4uauf 96niss 6am-
burger 8rui= Sbes 1T aus meoisinii9en
Grdutern bereitet. unb tann Ielbf
@duslinsen in Jdlen bon bsftisen
grtdltunsen, 8rdune, 9uitsn u. |. 10.
NIT 3ube ge9ebsn tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-09
SdiHna9rl9ten.
81 n qef o m m e n.

Mnqefp o m M n.
2iberpool: .gtruria" bon g}ep Yort;
9aurentian" bon Stem Oorf.
91eapel: .g}em gnelanoH bon Bottom.
Nbgefabren:
Neapel; Waneouper" nab 8oifon.
Queenstown: .0ueania" nod Nsu
Oorf.