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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
Times Have Changed.

10 used to be in back number days
that the ability OF country news
paper editor was measured by his
ability to blackguard some other
newspaper man, and people took an
interest similar to the interest some
t mes taken In prize fight. Times
hSYe changed as all things change,
any now people have as little use for
newspaper given to airing the faults
and failures OF Others and giving OK.
preston to their own complaints
a. they have for that class
OF illnatured human beings un-
able to speak good word for
anything or anybody. What the
world Is seeking to day are those
things calculated to add sunshine
and happiness to lives OF Others rather
than darkness and gloom. The path
OF journalism Is strewn with wrecks
caused by unwse methods and as
long as the field is occupied by men
who would more properly ornament
scavenger cart than an editors chair
there will always continue to be
Wrecks.-Wathena Republican.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
Plant Trees.

If every farmer had few acres OF
timber, the present scarcity Of coal
and the almost fabulous prices it COM
mandS would have no terror for us.
Each one would then be a small fuel
magnate against when the coal trusts
would be powerleSS.
But the value Of wood as a fuel
though alone sufficient to reccomend
timber culture Is not the only argu.
ment In Its favor.
Forests always affect the climatic
conditions to a greater or lesser de-
gree. 1t has been observed that those
countries which were noted for their
vast forests always had an abundant
precipitation and that while the
weather ofttimes becomes oppressively
warm, great extremes of heat we're
scarce and hot winds almost unknown.
WheRtheSe same forests were cleared
away tho effect was very noticeable
The rainfall materially decreased,
drOuths became more common and
heat more intense. The reason
why this should be true little
matters. The knowledge of this fact
Is enough for the purpose Of this
article. Since 1t is conceded to be
true that the destruction OF forests
produces certain effect upon the
climatic conditions, 1t would not seem
far fetched to infer that careful and
systematic culture OF timber upon a
large scale ought to tend to produce
the opposite conditions.
II the climatic conditions could be
Improved py planting trees on an ex-
tensive scale, it would certainly meet
the approval Of everyone.
Still there are other reasons. The
lumber industry IN the U. S. is now
an important one. Western Kansas
probably will never become very ex-
tensively engaged In this industry
But several varities Of timber as the
black walnut which may be grown
here possess an export value.
The old method Of planting timber
upon the best tlllable land and care
fully cultlvating 1t is unsatisfactory.
Trees d. not need to be cOaxed. II con-
ditionS are right they will live and
thrive, II not they will die, sooner or
later.
The place for timber is In what
otherwise would be the waste patches.
Whenever you find native timber not
along not along the fertile bottoms OF
the streams 1t is in places where Guilt
Walton OF the land would be i'm
practicable. Nearly every farm pos
sesS some such place or places. Plant
trees In these and you will make them
productive, you will increase the
beauty and value Of your property and
you will be doing something for the
country.
II we expect to saw much wood here
we must plant trees.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should take
advantage OF the unprecedented club
bling offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper, The Live
Stock Indicator, its Special Farmers
Institute Editions and The Poultry
Farmer. These three publications
are the best OF their kind and should
be In every farm home. To them we
add, for local, county and general
news, our own paper, and make the
price OF the four one year only $3.50.
Never before was so much superior
reading matter offered for so small an
amount Of money. The three papers
named, which we club with our own,
are we'll known throughout the West,
and commend themselves to the
readers favorable attention upon
mere mention. The Live Stock
Indicator is the great agricultural
and live stock paper Of the West.
The Poultry Farmer is the most
practical poultry paper for the farm.
err, while The Special Farmers
Institute Editions are the most
practical publications for the promo
tion OF good farming ever published.
Take advantage Of this great offer, as
1t will hold good for short time
only. Samples Of these papers may be
eramlped ty calling a. this Of1ce.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
House For Sale.

A good residence property In this
city. A good house l6x22 with base
ment, five rooms. Two lots with a
number Of fruit trees, has place
suitable for small garden or for
poultry or pigs. Price 100000. A
bargain as PhllllpSburg property Is
rising In value and becoming more
dinicult to buy. House can be rented
but owner prefers to SELL Inquire at
this ONCE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
Printers Tales.

This ONCE printed wedding Invita-.
Ions this week, but as we are REQUEST
ed not to mention names we are as
mum % an oyster. Hope Dispatch.
Humphl That's nothing. We lost
the Job Of printing a set OF invitations
because the box In which the station
cry Was packed was labeled kid
Finish. "--Solomon Tribune.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
The Machine Not Of Principle To Guiding Kansas Rpuagn
As The Days Are Slipping By.

Are we doing all we can,
Never asking reasons why?
Filling up llfe's little span,
AS the days are slipping by.
Are we seeking good to do?
Where there's evils we descry?-
Blessing every day anew,
AS the days are slipping by.
God will surely life prolong
If We ask and If we try;i
Filling every heart with song,
AS the days go slipping by.
Louise CoulSon
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
Administrators Notice.
STATE Of Kan..s. PhIIIIps county, IS.

state OF Kansas, Phillips county, a..
In the natter Of the estate Of Arthur d. Goddard
deceased late OF Philllps County, Kansas.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that on the 10th day
Az Of jan, A. d 1903 the undersigned was by
the Probate Court Of Phillips County, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified az administrator
o. The estate OF Arthur ID. Goddard, late Of Phil.
lips County. deceased
All pAVties having claims svAInst said estate
are hereby notified TO present them for allowance
70 the undersigned within one year from date
herenf or they may be excluded from any benefit
Ct such estate, and II ruoh claims BIO not present.
Cd Within three years from date hereof they shall
DO forever barred. CARRIE e. GODDARD,
Administrative.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22

What is supposed to be the largest
order ever placed by an American
railroad, was recently given by the
management Of the Rock Island
System. 1t was for 225 locomotives
and amounted to more than four
million dollars. This enormous eS.
pendlture is made necessary by the
remarkable increase In tratic, both
freight and passenger, which the Rock
Island is now enjoying.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
One Reason For The High Price OF
COal.-The Trusts,

AAaCkOe
1t is generally believed that the
high price Of coal is brought about by
trusts and combinations controlling
the supply Of this necessary commodi-
ty, and while this is true in some de-.
gree, there is another and more legiti-
mate cause.
All are familiar with the anthracite
coal strike and consequent results.
One ton of anthracite on an average
is equal to two tons Of soft coal. The
shortage produced by the anthracite
strike in that product has made 1t
necessary for many who had been &C.
cuStomed to the use of hard coal to
depend upon soft coal for heating pur-
poses. This extra demand for soft
coal Is very great, and many mines
have found 1t impossible to ill the or
ders received. Here comes into play
the well known law Of supply and de-
mand. Fuel must be had. The de
mand exceeds the supply This being
true it necessarily follows that prices
will rise. When one is suffering from
the cold, the price Is the least consid-
eratlon-fuel the greatest. The indi.
vidual Is lead to make extravaganza
offers to secure 1t, and the dealer dis.
covering that he can obtain a high
price exacts it.
The Herald is opposed to comblna-
tionS In any form which have for their
object the destruction Of competition
and the control Of prices. 1t seems to
be human nature, however, to exact
all that can be had, and Outlines
more than personal sense of honor
and right will deem proper. 1t Is also
human nature for one In difficult and
oppressive circumstances to charge
these up to some outward cause, often
one connected with the government.
Just now, the trusts are the subjects
of much cenSure and the idea Of gov.
eminent regulation OF the trusts Is at
the high water mark.
People pass from one extreme to an-
other. Trust regulation Is dcsir.
able, yes even more, it is imperative,
But more damage has been imputed
to trusts than they are responsible for,
The agitation and discussion which
has followed the strike will be pro.
ductive Of much good. The people
will be educated, and so will the
trusts. The chasm between them
will be narrowed, but a final and per.
fectly satisfactory adjustment Of the
trust evils will not come for sometime
yet.
The trust problem Is comparatively
new. We must solve IL as we solve
other problems by successive steps.
The present coal shortage has pro-
duced much suffering,and even death,
1t is not wholly chargeable to indiyid.
ualS, to combinations, or to the gov
eminent, though perhaps to each In
part. A variety of causes have brought
it about. When these have been ac-
cnrately determined, then may We eI-
pect a wise solution Of several pend,
Ing problems.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
Notice.

The Phillips County Temperance
Union will meet at the Baptist
church In Phlllipsburg, Wednesday
the 2Sth day Of January, 1908, at two
O'Clock p. M. sharp. There is import.
ant business to be transacted and 4
full attendance Is desired. BY order Of
A. F. WALKER. Pres.
N. W. GIBBS. Sec.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22

A Milwaukee man who bought a
revolver for the express purpose Of
killing bis sweetheart was arrested
for carrying concealed weapons and
fined e25 and the women he intended
to kill paid the fine.-Kansas City
IvVFhal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
Teachers Examination.

PHLLlPsBURe KANSAS,
Jan. IA, 1908.
The next regular Teachers examin-
alton will DO held at Phllllpsburg,
Kansas, on Saturday, Jan, 81 1908.
Exercises will begin promptly at 8
o'clock q. m. JNo. THOMAS.
County Superintendent.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22

W tNTED-FAITHFUL PER ON TO TRIAL
oil Tor we'll established hnrse m q few counties,
calling on retail merchants snd agents Local
territory Salary 1904 a year and eIpeusea,
payable $40 70 a week in cash and expenseR Ad-
yanced Position permanent Business suc
cessfnl and rushing STANDARD House, 53I Dear
born st., Chicago
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22

Last week a nonamanlac fred a
pistol into King Altonzo's carriage,
No harm was done however.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05

% Die bette 5 Gent @isarre in
Der Staet, Wu9o's vSonsfeaow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
yoli,silides aasrlsi.

sc frigen 81 a 9ri d I.
aus Cincinnati 3ufOlse befinbet iia Der
ieit Wo6enfriif bermiBte 8runoeisen.
tbums=agent 6. U. Rilss, bort, I'm
su periu6en, 2ieseni6afien 5u perfau-
fen uno aus Dem @rlDs feline bieligen
@ldu6iser 5u befrieoigen.
@roBarti9e Serbaftun9en
purben bon Der pOliaei gefern ni4t
bor9enommen. 8is su fpdter 9lbeno=
itunbe beitanb Die gan3e gepObner=
Idaft bes pOliSeisefdnsniiies aus )
SruntenbOloen.
Sarunter befanb ii9 Elm ansebli4er
juIeer arst Hamsns Soroan bon Der
Noble Strabe uno Elm Griessbeteran.
Der 10 bebuielt mar, oaB er iiberbaupt
ni9t mebr iteben Oosr seben fOnnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
slus Sem Staatsbanie.
SEER ipast es &ittersmann ober &napp. etc.
Die SnbianappIis uno Cincinnati Srae'
tion 60. incprporirt.

8efernbat fi1 berausseifeut,
oab feinss Der republitanii9en Se9is=
latur=Mitelieoer Den Wutb bat, i'm
&eprdientanten-Sauie ben Intrag auf
Ginleituns zines Smpea&ment=@er=
fabrens 9esen &idter 2Ouis 8. &ai9
in gpanspiae gu iteaen, reip. bic BON
oem @recutibs6 Der Staats=Io=
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der Sin,i6t
g.faBten &siolutionen Dem Salie por=
auleeen. SieIelben iinb bon allen
Mitgliebern oes @rscutiD @Omites,
ausgenommsn @bas. 6. Sbibelep bon
&i6muno, unteri4rieben. 0tebrere
Mtitglieoer bieIes Goniites ipra6en
geitern bel ben republ. &eprdIentanten
bor, Die periproben ee6abt batten, be-
bulHi9 gu iein, I'm &idter &aId 81
entfernen, bob tpsi9erten bieIe &epu=
blitaner iid seitern, bic &.iOlutiOnen
benz SauIe porsulesen.
Mit einem @apitale bon
81, 500, 600 Duroe 9eitern Die nSnoia=
napolis unb Cincinnati Sraotion 60. "
incorpOrirt. Sie SncOrporatoren iinb
@barles 8. Senrp, 90. 8. SaplOr. 8.
j. &oIe, gp9raim Warib. %. W.
Srasee, 6. M. Sobnion unb Games
90. Gssler, ale bon SnoianapOlis.
Sieie @ompasnie beabiibtist au=
nd9f, ben gau uno Sstrieb elmer slsctr.
2inie bon SnoianapOlis mad Stem
palefine, 0torristOwn, &uibbiQe,
@onnerspille unb grootpifle, unb iol
Der gau Der 2inie bon bier na9 &ui6.
bile Suerit in 9nsriff senommen tper=
ben, uno stpar nod in bieiem Sabre.
Spdter ioa oann iiber Die GOrtieBune
Der 2inie bon &uibnile na9 gincin.
natl enti4ieben peroen. Sa nun bas
Union Sraction=S =Spnoicat jeBt nit oem
8aue elmer electr. 2inie BON Snopls
nad @bicasO bei6dItigt iit, iheint BIZ
9lnla9e elmer electr. 8abn bon Gbieaso
iiber Snoianapolis nab Cincinnati
wobl in 2 bis 3 Sabren perwirilidi
tperoen gu tpoaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
S9wisrisfeitsn nm ST rsiien

Selbif in San Srancisco piro nit
benz vSidet Scalper" jeBt nibt mebr
9limpfli6 berfabren. gIncr bon
ibnen wuroe am lebten SienItag sur
3ablune bon $500 unb elmer Sreibsits=
itrafe Derurtbsilt. gr battle einen i'm
Nusuf b. s. erlailenen @inbalts5efebl,
woour6 es perboten miro, &unoreiie=
SilIete, tpel6es fir cine Sabrt bereits
benubt wOrben waren 81 pertaufen,
ni9t bea9tet. Sas llrtbeil oes
San 6ranciscoer &idters 1T belOn=
oers bemsrtenspertb uno wi6tig, oa
bic gstrdse, tpeIde oieie Sidets fir
lanse Sabrten inpOlOiren, febr bod
iino, uno Der un9liidli9e Sahagier,
welder Elm fold benubtss Sidet in
ieinsm gsiiy bat, seswungen 1T, ben
bppp.lten preis oes Gabrseloes gu
bssableu. gs iino &usfi9ten porban=
ben, oaB Der Sano.l nit iOl9en Sidets
zines Sagss gang aufbDren wiro.
Wer ii4 nit oemielben bei6dftiat itebt
auf berielben Stufe nit einem 6dlih
ooer Sieb.-Wus benz .yrootlpn
Stanbarb.l Union.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05

Snternational brotherhood Der glet=
triter bon Neu 9llbanp burd elm
@omite Der llniteb 8as -& electric
Co., Der 6ome telephone 60. uno Der
Cumberland Selspbone SO. bas @eIu9
nm @rbobun9 ibrer 2bbne ppr. Sic
fOroern beitimmte Nntport big beute
Ufittag, unb oiirften on ben Streit
9sbsn, penn ibr Serlangen ni9t err
fiillt wiro. @s banoelt fi9 um As
Irbsiter. uno bieIelbsn tpiini9en $3.50
flir neun StunOsn Arbeit, nit Der
Sdlfte mebr fir lleberifunben, unb
oOppslte Ssaabluns fir arbsit on
Sonn. uno 6eiftasen. gis jebt err
bielten bic 2eute fdr asbn Stunben
Grbeit 1926 ben Sag. sic winfden
aud, saB nur unipnsarbeiter beIddfs
tist weroen. Bis ieBt lit nod nidt
betannt, mie ii6 Die @eieai9aften per=
balten tperben.
Slot= W a 9inen ge.
pl iinoert.
9ofoma. Cine organiIirte 9ie=
besbanoe bat in friiber Morssnitunbs
idmmtlide Slot Wai6inen ibres Sn=
balts beraubt. 8iele berislben purben
bemolirt. gs tpiro aneenDmmen, baB
bic Siebe Niles in NQem ettpa 800 in
Yennies erbeuteten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Marb q. @oli6art mmB be-
sableu.

Sas MppelatiOnsseri9t beftdti9te
eeftern ben Wabriprud bes unteren
@eridts in Sa6en bes Serbert s.
Sullipan sesen Wlarp g. golibart.
Sasielbe bate Dem 2ldser $3.50 S6a=
bensriab suseipro9en.
@pr brei Sabren batten &nabea
Sag fir Sag aus benz Obitsarten Der
gertlastsn 9iriden seftOblen. giaes
sNadmittass iiberraidte ite bic Suben,
fpelde natiirlid bauonliefen. Serbert
Sulipan, Elm 3nabe bon IL Sahren
ltano per Der Sbiir neben einem Baum
unb muroe bon ibr fefgenommeu. gr
leusnete, an benz 3iridsnbiebitabl' be-
theilist setpeien su iein, ni6tsoefoips-
niger .9leppte Die 5rau ibn in's Saus,
feiielte Jpn an 9dneen uno 5aben uno
lisb Jpn in biei.m 3ufanbe itunoen-
lang liessn, big er enoli4 bon ieiner
Wlutter unb 9ta1barn aus feiner idlim=
men Qaee b.freit murbs. Ser Tater
bes Gnaben reibte bierauf cine S9a=
beneriabtlaae i'm Namen bssielbsn elm
unb bielelbs wuroe wie ertpdbnt oahin
entiAieben, baB Die Grau $3.50 uno Die
bstrdatli9en 2oFea 3u 3abl'n bate.
9ierauf appenirte iie OIL bas hOhsre
@eri9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Mns Sen 0eri@tsbOfen.
uneinise 8e9dftstbeil-
haber.

Sattie goben, ipel9e nit Samuel
8orinitine ein Sr6hlerseI96ft bstreibt,
reidse seitern i'm @eri6ts bns @siud
um Iuf0iuns Der Sbeilbaberidaft uno
grnennuns zines MaHenberpalters Elm.
Sic bebaupiet, oaB er ibr f9Dn ieit lan=
ger 3eii teiren @inblid mebr in bic
gii4er 9etpdbrt, unb baB er mebr Sel=
Der aus bsm Gei6dfte sisbt, als ibn
sufomnt.
Nrtbur 9. glpres perflaete oeHern
Die rSnoianapolis @Oio Storage Co."
auf 500 Sdaoeneriab. Ser &ldeer
bate oerielben 6rii9te unh Gier a.
600 Subenb) CUR 9lufbepa6rune iiber=
geben. g8ie Der Sldser bebauptet,
mar cine Nuantitdt BON ieinen @na-
rem, ba bic Semperatur in ber &hbl=
rdumen gu iuarm setpeien, beroorben
ipDrOen.
Sopbie, bic Sreulpe.
SenrD 2ensmann Sr. rei9te eeftern
cine S9eioungstlase sesen ieins Sat-
tin Sophie elm. Sas Yanr pernidblte
| fid i'm Mdrs 1897 uno bier Sabre ipd=
ter perlieB iie i'm auf Nilumerpieber-
ieben.
Sm g o!iseiseri9t
tpuroen esitern Die 6dle Der 19 pDfer=
| ipieler, tuelde in Der Dienitag Tta9t i'm
,Dpbu 8lod", Merioian unb Waih=
ington Str, beim YOteripiels iiber=
rumpelt murben, auf nd9fen Sams=
tag beri9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Snbianapois, Snb, Donntas 5 8ebruar 1903

iOlut ni9ts iiber Die @rmoroung bes
@bineien piiie. 9lls er bieis @rtldruns
abgab, 3ei9te er gum erfen Wlale
Spuren BON innerer grreaung.
gantreQ ia9te II. u. au9 aug, bab
Or. Nlsranber ibn aufforoerte, Die
9eide bes Wterebitb WtcWullen, tpelae
auf Dem Gid @rest &irabOf begrabsn
mar 81 bolen uno er fii6rte ben Muf.
trag prompt aus.
Der Doctor oronste na6 @antrel's
Iusiagen Die Seraubung Der Srdber
Der Srau Stil3 uno bss @m. SObniOn
auf oem Gbsne3sr 9ir6bOf uno Der
GlsnbDra @ates auf bem gnoerion
9ir6bof.
@antrell tpesen Srriinns
aus Der Nrmee ent=
Ia EN-.
Qm Na6mittag bsreiteten Die 8erz
tbeioiger Dem Stnatsanipalt i'm 8eion=
bsren unb osn @eI6porenen unb benz
na9 pielen Sunoerten adblenben Pub=
litum cine llebsrraiduns eritsr @lalle.
2lnpalt Spaan itellts ndmli9 ben
9lntras, Die NusIasen bes @antrsl
iiberbaupt nidt suSulaiien, ba oerielb.
gar ni9t fdbis iei, als 3euse su fun=
siren. gr isi gpileptiter uno isiner
Slime iiberbaupt ni6t re9t md4tig.
gum Setpeiie ieiner Sebauptuns Sos
Der gnpalt elm Document aus Der
Sa!9e, pel9es aus Der Office fes
8sneral=Gojutanten @orbin fannie
uno aud nit behen blauem Siesel bsr-
ieben mar.
Sn bemielben tpuroe beideinist, bab
&ufus 90. @antrel, tuel6er am IL.
Hobsmber 1897 fid fir Onfel Sam'i
9lrmss bate unmerben lahen, i'm Wtdrs
oes nd9fen Sabres in st. Douglas,
lltab, ieinen 9lbf6ieb erbielt, ba er ein
@pilsptiter mar, li9 nit SelblfmOro=
@eoanten tru9 une Symphonic bon
Srriinn seiste.
Die @eidporenen muBten ii6 suriid=
sieben uno swii6sn ben gertrstsrn bee
Gtaates uno oen Sertbeibigern ipuros
bierauf fur reip. aesen 3ulaiiuns bee
Documents in lebbafter 99eiie argu=
mentirt. Ser &idter mar fiir 3ulai.
Jung, uno oas SAriftitiid puroe,
na9oem Die 8eidporenen ibre Sibt
wieber einsenommen batten, Oerleier
unb BEN @eridtsacten einberleibt.
@dbreno Der leBten Wtonate uni
audi beute bat @antren ni9t ben Gin
oruf zines @eiltsstranten gsma6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Sabea Ira:em=Sereim.

Der Sabea Srauen-Ierein feierte
am @ittwo9 Ha4mittas in Dem
Sauie Der 5rau @eblins an Der Off
SOutb Ctr. glO. 543 isin fiinfjdbrisss
Subildum. Sie Mitslisber paren
poladblid erihiensn unb tpuroen in
benz aaiffreien 9auie in nobslfer
Weiie bswirtbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Goneoroia=Sereimigung.

CUR Nadfeier ibres 25=idbrisen Su-
bildums beranfaltet bic Goncor=
bia=8ereiniSuns beute abeno
in Der germanin Sale einen sroben
Masten-gaa, fur oeiien WoblseliHsen
tpie i6on beridtet, Die Serren 9ictor
Sofe, Sol. 5aslinser, Gbarles Oorser,
9orens Willhoif uno Sacob &euter bic
umfafenbiten uno groBartigfen Iprbe=
reitunsen getrOfen haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Yerional= l=Noti,en.

6err s Srbn 6. Sci m n n,
gr=Yrdiioent Der @entral 2abOr Union,
tpsl9er Die sausen @orb.reitunsen fir
ben gmpfans oes prdi. MtitdeQ bon
ben Ser. Winen=4rbeitern unb fir bic
@onpention berielben unb bas Banquet
setroffen bate, bat iid sefern auf eins
Tarm in &uib @ountp suriidgesogen,
um ii6 bort griinbliA aussuruben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-05
Sie Sesislatnr.
6 E n O I.

Vus 0Dnllte Tur W(0rQl DeIt0tete
Die Snoianapolis Sonntass=Saieball=
Spiel=gia nit einem 9lmenoement
gtniti9 elm. Sasielbe lautet, baB am
Sonntag Nadmittag bon 20 llbr
ytadmitta9s oas 8aiebal Spiel in
alien Stdoten bon elmer gepOlterung
bon 10000 unb oariiber sefatiet iein
iOll. gs wuroe fein Minoritdts=ge=
ri9t eingerei1t.
@ine Oeputation oes vSnoianapulis
SOcal Council Of Womsn" ma6te ibr
grl6einen uno bemiibte iib, Die Sena=
loren gu beuesen, eesen Die Sil gu
itimmen. Sas Gomite iebte fb aus
ben Samen Srau 8. 6. Sap, 6rnu
SObn %. Sern, Jrau %. 3. Barnes,
6rau g. 8. 5arrabee, Grau 8enia=
min Sis unb Grau S. .. Senberion
sniammen. 8iel Slid batten iie
leoO6 ni6t bel ben Senatoren.
Senaior Claiming madte aus isi=
nem Sersen teine MOroersrube. inbem
er runo beraus erfldrte, bas er ieoes-
nal far Die qnnabme elmer 8iQ pdre1
gegen Del6e Srauen arbeiteten.
Sm Sauie batten Die Samen bel Der
SnoianapOlis Delegation ebenfalls fein
Slid.
Senator 8raD .ei9te cine GiIen=
babn=g goniolioation=gia elm. Sieielbe
1T cine Mooification Der Bill, pel9e
bOr auei Sabren paiiirt, aber bonn
@ouberneur nit ieinem @eto belegt
muroe.
Die Sarbieragiq tpurbe nit 80 9e=
gen II pailirt; nit 40 gesen 8 Stint
men pafiirts Die gill, tpel6e poribreibt,
oaB ale ertpdblten @oantp=@lerts ibr
Imt am l. Sanuar 1904 ansutreten
baben.
Saus.
Sm Saus pIroen Die 8iGs, burd
trsl9e Die Saldre Der MariOn @Duntp=
8ti6tsr. unb Der Gidter bes Staats=
Sbergeri9ts uno Des MppeaatiOns=
6eri9ts erb6bt weroen, ansenommen;
Oesgleiaen &spr. Ste6ban's Bill,
tuel9e Oerbietet, baB Wdo9en unter 16
Sabren in Sabriten bef9dfti9t tuer=
ben.
Sie 2uGsin9's gia, betreffeno 8cr=
5eiierung bes 9ii9OliOn @eieBss, wirt
beute sur sueiten 2eiuna eelansen.
IS miro eripartet, oaB Die @egnel
berielben ben Nntras ftellen tuerben, iis
auf unbetimmte 3eit su beri9ieben.
@s miro jeoenfals su einem erbitterter
9ampf swiihen ben liberal seiinnteu
unb ben Sempersnalern fommen.
&spr. Sames s. Statesman uirt
cine Sia einreiden, tpel9e $50, ,OO(
fir @ertretung bes States Snbianc
auf Der st. Souis Weltausfeuuns per'
lanet.
@s lDl cine @ommiIlion bon Il
Witsliebern bonn 8ouberneur ernann
tperoen, zines aus ieoem @ongreB=Si
ftrict unb apei aus Dem Staate "a
large. @ebdlter iOllen bieislben mid
be5ieben.
Sie Bill, pel9e $4,000 Fir bic gr
ri9tung zines Monuments auf Den
piseon &oof S6la1tfelo pertpillis
ltno mslde felt l6 Sabren Der 3eais
latur bOrgelegt bat, pailirte oas Sau!
in britter 2eiuns.
&epr. Sts6ban's Bill, mel9s bi,
bic Initsluns bon suei weiterenGabrit
SnIpe ctoren boridrieb, tpurbe nit Al
gegen 45 Stimmen neripDrfen.
w Tish-i-mingo.