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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
&letue Staotnadridteu.

Mt Mtorge II, am l. September, iol
oas neue SpriBenbaus in Srbin9ton
wsnn irseno mOslid i9on in Sienif
9eltelt Deroen.
Mm 6reitaG 4. September,
tperbsn unisre iriI6en Wtitbiirger eine
WaIenberiammlung i'm Snterefe beg
6liidtlinss Sames 2lnaebaun abbal=
ten, permutbli9 in Der Waionic 6alle,
penn nOtbig in Der Somlinion=9alle.
@s ioQ 9llles auf9ebOten weroen, um
Die 9luslieferune bes 6liiatlinss on Die
britii9e &esierung gu perbinbern. Der
9l6tb. 8ourte go9ran bon SEEM yort,
28eib-Sii6of O'Sonasbue, pfarrer
6rancis s. @abist, bic Senatoren Be
beribge unb 6airhants, iopie WapOr
gootmalter iino aufgeforoert tporoen,
in Der 0eriammlung gnipra4en gu
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Maiifes=1tuter eritiisanss : Gersin.
Die neuen 8eantten.

Der MuIiter=llnteritiibungs gerein
(9Ocal go. 3 u. 5. Of W.) erpdblte
in ieiner seftri9en in Der @ermania
Salle abgebaltenen monatliden @er=
iammlung folgenoe Seamten:
prdiioent-N. 9. SeiBenbsrs.
ce=SrdIioent-H. g. Wit6eQ.
Secretdr-S. g. 8eiBenbers.
6inans- s-Secretdr-S. 9. Cameron.
S9abmeifsr-W. 8. S9eli9mist.
Sergt.- -at=Mrms- -M. @ortb.
Sruifees - &. 6. Sturm, g. &.
Gaulep, ). 2eioer.
@recutip= =Seb6roe-S. Sprenepfeil,
albin Sdsli6mibt, 6. Cameron,
2ouis &utb, Dear Yae9er, &obert
&. &utb uno SenrD SeiIer.
@s wuroe nod beri9tet, oaB Der
Wuiiter llni. 9erein idmmtli6e Ga.
pelen fir Die @rbeiter=Sae-9 9araos
liefern .pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
$50. T..

Sabres am Winona9ate erbaut peroen.
Williondr Sein5e BON pittsburg ldBt
auf feine Soften einen 8abnbpf fir bic
electrii6e Sabn bausn, pel6e bur9
einen 9ei6iiBten Sang init osm penn=
iplpania Sabnbuf berbunben tusrben
wiro.a Tas @sbduoe miro er Der
Niiemblp i6entcn.
Sie Big Sour Sabn 8eielIi6aft
miro einen neuen Sabnbof uno Die Die
rectorer Der NIIembln peroen Elm Club
baus fir Den v@inona Sop's Club
erri9ten laiIen.
9 elamare @puntn 2ehrer=
Tereini9un9.
Muncie. Die Selamare @ountp
2ebter=gereinisune bdlt in oieisr @o9e
bier ibre 38. jdbrlide 8sriammluns
ab. 8ortrd9e perben bon foleenoen
pdoagogen ge6alten tuerbsn: Or. Wil=
liam Some grban, prdlioent Der sSn=
biana llniberfitdt; Yrof. 6. 8. Sol=
LAMB, 2OuispilIe Siab S6Ool; Yrpf. 6.
6. &amiep, Muncie Sisb S6oul;
6rau @li3abet WaIon uno Srau Belle
SbOmas, Muneie S6OOls; prOf. 6. 6.
Brandon, 6airmOnt Sigb S9OoI, uno
Or. 90. s. Srasisr.
Die uniteb States GrpreB
60. Der6lei bt in Gpans=
Dille.
nspille. Siir3li1, als bic
6. & s. $. Sabn unter bic @ontrolIs
oes SriscO Spitems seIanet mar,
purbe befanntli9 Die &unoe perbteitet,
oaB Die llniteb States GroreB Co., Die
ben @ontratt 5ur @rpreBbef6rberuns
iiber Die 6. & 8. 8. ieit eini9en Sab
rem erlanst bate, nunmebr aus @pans-
bile tpei9sn tpiiroe, Inn Der @eQs
Gargo GrpreB So. &aum 81 seben,
tuelde ben @rpreBoienit auf ben 6riseo
2inien beiorgt. Sieie &unoe fano ba=
our8 SetdtiSuns, baB Der bisiise
G3ent Der Il. g. grpreb Co., Serr
@barles s. &Oeier, OffiSiel bsna6ri9-
tist wuroe, fi9 pOr3ubereiten, um am
l. September bas bieiiee Bureau Der
@rpreb=SeienI9aft Su i9iisBsu.
SnSDii9en ideint fia aber bic Sage
pieber poltOmmen sednbert gu baben,
uno es iiebt jebt aus, als OBJ Die Il. 6.
@rpreb So. audi fernerbin bier ibrs
@ei4dfte tbun tperbe. Der @eent Bat
ndmli4 ipdter Orore erbalten, nod teine
S9liebuns bes Bureaus porsunebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Mms oeu 0eridtsbSfen.
Die 8roBgei 9wprenen in
SiBung.

Sie neuen MariDn @ountp 8rob9e=
faDorenen traten beute in Sibun9.
Sieielbe miro Dermutbli9 mebrere @o=
den bauern, oa lie nabesu 100 Gdlle 5u
unieriu9en baben.
Ser Staat auf 3 blun9 BON
$4,000 pertlagt.
Der &e6tsanpalt gBm. .. SOro
bat burd ieinen Nntpalt NooiiOn Oar
RIG ben Staat Snoiana auf 3a6lung
bon $50, 900 bertla9t. @r Ia9t oaB er
i'm Sabre 1889 bonn Staat enga9irt
wuroe, um gegen Die 8unoes=&egie=
rung betreffs Der 9lus3ablun9 Der aus
Dem Siirgertrieg berpOrgegangenen
S9ulo S9ritts gu ersreifsn.
Giinf5ebn Sabre lang 6at er Die
Sa3e perfo9ten.
SerStaai beanipru6te etnas800, 900
uno SOro psrlan9t fir ii9 10 psf. bon
Der Summe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Sie YarOlsfrase ;miidsa Wfidi=
gau gitb ana Sefferioabille
gelSit.

8ouberneur Surbin lit bon Wti9i=
gan @i;p, NO er Der gemeini9aftli6en
Sibun9 Der neutrality-suspicious. oes
&eformatoriums unb oes 3u6t6aules
beipobnte, 3uriifgefe6rt. @n oeriel-
ben nabmen ferner nod @arbein &eeo
uno superintendent @bittater pOn
SeffsrIOnDille tbeil.
gereits ieit Der @rri6tung Der &e=
formanitalt bat es fi9 oarum geban=
oelt, net Die @ontrolle iiber Die Sez
fan9anen bnben Iolte, Die mad Wti9i=
gan @itp ii6erfiibrt uno oann auf 9a-
role entla1en paren. 8eiebli9 ioa
cine periOn. Die our &efOrmanifalt ge=
I6ift puroe, unter ben GeIeBen ffeben,
aber iiber Die Sransferirung na9 Wti=
6igan @iip 9iebt es feline SeItimmung.
Sdufig perben 2eute als unberbefer=
li9 na9 Mi6igan Gitp sei9idt.
Sas @eieB geitattet ben SebOroen
bes 3u9tbauies ni9t, iOl9e 2eute gu
pnrOliren, uno Die ge66rbe in Seffer=
iOnbile tann ni6t piiisn, ME lib Die
2eute feit ibrer @ntlaiiuns bon bort
gefabrt buben, fOlsli9 lie aud ni9t
paroliren. Ses6alb fanb Die 9enein-
f6aftli9s Sibung Der beioen Sirettio.
nen Itatt.
Sm 3u6tbaufe befin0en ii6 lebt 1l5
SnfaHen, Die aus SefferiOnbille 9ei6if
tpuroen. Mtan ma9t spei gori9ld9e
Na6 Dem einen iullte Die 8e60roe De!
3u6tbauIes mpnatli9 iiber bas Ser
balten Der aug SefferIsnOille 8ei4idter
beri9ten; mad Dem anoeren iollte Oh!
Sirsctorium Der 8eformanitalt aQmO
natli9 in Wii6igan Gitp ais 9arole
8eri6t fiben. S6lieBli6 murbs be
ftimmt, baB bas SirectOrium bes 3u9t
bauies allein Die parnlen berfii9en, ba
eegen bas Sefferionoiller SirectOriun
monatli9 geri1t erbalten ioqe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Ysriunal= l=Noti;sn.

SRI. gm ma StabIbut,
Die liebenswiirbise :s9wdserin bes
Srn. Senrp %. Sielting, III geitern
aug @lepelanb, O., wOielbit fie gum
8eiu6e BON gefannteg bertpeilte, pobl
uno munter rpieoer suriidgetebrt.
Srau gS m. 6 o I NJ an n ent=
ping 9eifern anldBli9 ibres @eburtsta=
ees sablrei6e 8ratulationen. 4m Nad=
mittag eribisnen Die Wtit9lieoer bes
Socialiitii4en 6rauen=Yereins uno Der
SocialiItiiten Yartei in bem freuno=
li9en Seim bes Seburtsta9stinoes unb
bra6ien oemielbsn periOnli9 ibre
@liiftpiini6e uno biibi6e @ei6ente bar.
Sierauf wuroe Der Seburtstag in frOb=
li9er Weiie eefeiert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
SeutIhlanb.
prinsenbefu9i IN @usiiG t.

prin3enbeiu 9 d in IusfiGt.
Berlin, 81. aueuit. gs if
farte M6sli9teit porbanben, bab
Bring Ioalbert bon preuBen, Der
brittle, 1884 eeborene Sobn bss &ai.
iers, iiber Seem Sort uno San 6ran=
cisco mad Sftaiien reiIsu pirb. Bring
9loalbert 1T 2eutnant aur See unb ioa
in gegleituns ieines neuen @Ouber-
neurs, &apitdns our See 6rbr. b.
S6immelmann, na4 Sfafien geben
uno auf Dem bortisen @eidwaber unb
stpar an goro oes &reusers y6ertba"
Sienit tbun. 3uerif mar als
&eiie=&oute bssprinsen Die 6abrt our6
ben Sues=3anal uno Snoii9en S5eau
seplant, nunmebr aber iit ftarte 8e=
neistbeit our ameritaniiden &Oute por=
banoen. Sb in bieiem Sale Der
&reu5er vSertba" ben Yrinsen bon Der
decentralization &iiite abbolen piro,
Ober OF Der prin; ii6 ert in aineii=
i6en 8etudiiern auf ibm eini9iffen
wiro, III ni9t betannt.
6 t oIitentag poriiber.
Serlin ,. 80. Nus. Ser &atbo=
litenta9 in &6ln fblOB nit &eben Deg
&ectors Srterer uno oes Cardinals Sic
i9er BON &Oln, tp.l9er fi9 nit beion=
oerer Senustbuung iiber bic 9lrbeiter=
&unoeebunsen auf benz &atbolitentage
ausipra9. Ser cardinal betonte, oaB
Die fatboliiden 9lrbeiter ME oem 1m-
ltur3e perfallen tpiiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
3 Surdsanser.

g. g. Spann aus &irtlanb, Snb.,
bat seftern gbeno per Selepbpn Die bie=
iise puli5si, na9 ieinem 14=jdbrissn
SObne Slopo llmfdau gu balten, Der
nit 2 sfa3barsiObnen, Dem l7=jdbrissn
Sobn @reelep uno benz 13 Sabre alten
Seize Srinion our4segansen isi. Sas
&leeblatt babe iib Snbianapolis gum
&eiieSiel 9efebt uno ipolle bier in Der
Tabrit Der rslttins Sap Worfs" glr=
belt iu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Sm vYeIdliiIie. TaIien" leifei man

Sm vYeidliihe. Saiien" leiitet man
biersulanbe grtledli6es unb es bergebt
faum elm Sag, an benz ni6t bieies
ooer ienes llebel nit ipielenoer Geidtis=
felt aus Der Welt sei4afft wiro, leioer
naturli6 nur auf bem papier.
9lu9 Die am SamIfag in WDfic,
Conn.,, 81 @noe gegan9ene eonfsrena
Der yllniberiale peace llnion" itellt eins
&sibs BON GorOerunsen, fie fia ganl
prd6tig ausnebmen, bon oenen aber
aud nidt cine bic gerin9fe Iusiidi
aui @erpirtliduns bat. go mirS
empfoblen, vosr prdioent ioae ale a
Sabre cine GrieoenscOnferens einbs=
rufen", bic fir @erbinoerung bon
3riesen ioreen iole. Ulit pel9en
Wtitteln tpirb ni9t geiaat unb in ben
aeiamniten 0erbanblunsen oieier ielt=
Iamen @onferens finbet ii9 ni9t ber
leiiefe Sintueis, oab Obne Ienoerune
Der tpirtbI9aftli9en 8erbdltniiie ell
Mufh0ren Der 9riesssefabr elm Ding
Der llnm6sli9feit 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Trennoe fommem Dem WOroer
@m. Gunner 3m Siilfe.

Sn elmer BON 9lneeitsllten Der Qtlas
engine WOrts uno Der CHANDLER q
SaDlOr So. abgebaltenen ger-
iammlung puroe bsi9lOiien, einen
8elbfonb su etabliren, aus pel9em
Die Mittsln CUR @ert6eioigun9 bes
Wm. Sumner, pel9er am 21. Suli
ieinen S9wa9er Sobn Sorne eri6lus,
genommen neroen ioQ. Sumner mar
in ben 9ltlas Werfen beibdfti9t unb
feline 6reunbe iino Der 9niibt, oab er
in Selbitpertbeioi9ung 9ebanoeIt bat.
gu ieinem 9lntpalt 1T bereits SnplOr
Gruninger engagirt woroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Tener an Der Miblano Mbe.

Sn bem bon ben 6amilien bes %. u.
SobniOn uno %. 5. Gringle betpofn-
ten Soppelbauis Go. 1887 9liblano
9lUe. brad beuts Worsen se9en A ubr
Elm Geuer aus. Sasislbe bate, als bic
Bewobner erma6ten, idon beoeutenoe
SimenfiOnen ansenOmmen, iObaB oie-
ielben nur nit Mhbe bas nadte 9eben
retteten. Der S9aoen belduft fi4 auf
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
Nus Ssntiden Sereinen.

Sn Der 8ermania=Salle belt geitern
Na6mittag Die 8ereinieune Con-
cOrbia" ibre iebr gut bsIu9te regel=
mdBige Notwithstanding ab. Sn
oerielben puroen, nod @rleOiguns Der
&Outinegeiadfte, stpsi neue Wiitglieber
auf9enommen uno elm Witgliebi9afts=
@anoioat angemeloet. Sem Nrran9e=
msnts=@umite fir ben neuli9 beranital=
teten, 9enuBrei9en Sereinsaushug mad
8roab &ipple &C. tpuroe Der einitimmiee
Sant bes Seretils ab9eitattet. SonIt
ipurben feline allsemein wifienswsrtben
8eiddfte erlebigt.
Die Nrbeiter Granten :
unb Sterbe=& 6 a fe betpiQiste
in i6rer geitrigen in Der Columbia
Sale absebaltenen monatliaen Ser,
iammlun9 spei llnterltiibungs=8e
bon auspdrts. Ion brsi Npp!itanten
tpuroen Geiude um Nufnabme in Die
gersinigun9 snt9egensenOmmen. Ser
>pierteljdbrli6e 8eri9t Der National=
gretutibe fam our gerleiung. 9lus
bemislben sing berbOr, oaB pdbreno
Der lebten orei Wonate nabesu 1000
neue Mitglieoer aufgenOmmen uno
orei neue locale &ahen etablirt pur=
Apf1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31
3nr leBtem &ube.
GboIpb Sriimper's impciantes eei9snbe'
edn9nib.

9lu6eroroentli6 piele 8epeile bon
Spmpatbie lino pGbreno Der leBten
Sage Serrn uno 6rau @6arles S.
Srtmper anldBli6 oes am Samita9
Woreer erfolsten N6lebens ibres dltes
iten Sobnes IoOlpb Sutbeil geporoen.
Sas Wtitgefiibl iiber ben berben S9if=
ialsi6lag, bon wel4em lie betronsn
purben. fii6rte qeitsrn uno beute pieIe
Sunberte ihrer 6reunoe in oas Srauer=
6aus, um oen betriibten @ltern einige
@Orte bes Sroffes su Ipsnoen uno nod
einsn glit auf Die 3dse Oes i'm blii=
benofen SuseIoalter @ntI4laferen gu
merfen.
Sas 3immer. in pel6em er ieinen
lebten atSem3ug setban bate uno in
tpeldem Die 2eide auF9ebabrt mar, ent-
belt beute Die berrli6tenSlumenitt ittde,
10 oaB Der Sar9 fait in Slumen,
pel6e Der 8erltorbene 10 iebr liebte,
ein9ebettet mar. gu Sdupten rer
9ei6e befanb fih Die Slumensabs Der
6amilie, Elm &ubetihen oarlteaeno,
pel6es Die aug blauen Slumen gebil=
bete @iomun9 .llnierem ollie" ent=
belt.
gu 6iiben oes Sobten befanb ii4
ons 8lumenitiif Der aus alien ibren
@liifesbimmeln our9 Die raube 9anb
bes Sooss 10 pl0bli9 geriiienen Sraut
bes Yerfurbenen, SRI. &oIa 8. Spon=
iel; .s iteate Elm bon elmer Sibel
our4i9nittenes Sers bar.
9ra6ipolle Slumensaben paren fer
ner geianbt bon ben 9lngeitellten Der
| 6irma CHARLES s. Sruemper & Sons,
BON Der in Stanton anidilisen SrOB.
mutter Der Sraut, bon ben Sabrtu9=
trdgern Garl Sanber. Otto Srreang.
anbp Nisbline, Otto 8raf, Greo.
Mers uno 9ouis Ssfer. Gerner BON
Sobn WeiIa9er uno 9ouis &ut6,
Soerner 2pqe Der pptbias Sitter, bon
Sohn uno Mamie gtafenborit, Sobn
uno gbparo Ssrterman, Senrp SpOn=
iel uno Grau, BON SOiepb S3aub,
Sreb Maf Sr., Mintler, gilbert
S9reibsr, @eOrge Serrmann uno
2ouis &reis, 6rau SbeooOre @Oer-
ner, paul Surs5etuics uno 6rau,
ben Nn9eiiellten bon &obert Seller,
bon Dem Snbpls. 2aun9 Club, Greo.
Grands, 8ottfrisr Monnineer unO
6rau, Ialentin Stumpf uno Grau
uno bon pielen Nnoeren.
Ser Samen=8.rein Des Siioisite-
Surnoereins bate ebenfals elm pra6t=
bones Slumenitiif geianot.
3ablr.i9 batten Die 6reunbe Der
camille uno bes gertOrbenen iid su
Dem am gta6mittas itattgefuaoenen
9si9enbeadnsniB einsefunoen.
Serr qbilip &appaport wiomete
Dem 8erbli9enen i'm Srauerbauie uno
Serr Senrp @ictor am @rabe marin
pmhfuu0eue Nahrufe.
3ur Grbebung Der 2ei6enfeier true
Elm Soppel=Quartett oes v9ieoertran5"
bei. Sasielbe beitanb aus ben Sdn=
germ, Srib @eiffenba6 Sr.. 6ran3
S@aefer, Sos. Sebrinser, @uifap
Sonsus, Sierte, S6miot, S9ul=
msper, 8raf, Straf uno Sirisent
9nOoel. Sasielbe bra6te bas ifim=
mungspOue 2ieo v@Obl oura Die
gtadt" gum gortrag.
Nn Dem impOiantsn 2ei9enbe9dns=
niB bstheilisten fid Der @oritano Dec
Sibieite Surnbereins uno Die Notipen
besielben pollSdblig. 9luBeroem aber
nabmen nod biele Wait9liecer Dee
0ereins uno oes Damen=Yereins an
benz Se9dnsniB tbeil.
Sn Der itillen Staot Der Sooten aui
, Gropn Sil fano Johann Der ben SET
} men uno ieinen Greunben gu friif
! entrihene 9loolpb Sriimper feline
leBte &ubeiidtte.
Gsoer ~. An. Mfhl ostA Olhe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-31

9tew q ort, 81. Gu9uit. 9as
finite internntionale 9ett Seoeln
um ben ameritaniiden Se9er funb
beute 8ormittas itatt. I'm 11.45 20
Iihtete v&eliance" uno uno um l ]. As. "a
rSbamrod" Die gnfer.
I'm $50 lieB bic Stdrte oes @in=
bes na6 uno es mar 3meifelbaft, oh
Die Oa6ten innerbalb Der feit9eiebten
3sit ibre 6abrten beenoen tperoen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-18
RELIANCE BROKE DOWN.
Constitutions Opportunity TO Show
Superiority Over Old Defender,

New York. June 1.-Two minutes
after she had crossed the starting line
for q thirty-mile race with the Column
bia and the Constitution over the
i4archmCnt clubs course. in Long ISL
and SOUND today, the Reliance's top
mast snapped off under the pressure
of her big club 1op sails and balloon
jib tOpsaii The tangled mess Of sails.
spars and ribbon fell to leeward and
hung partly suspended by the torn
club topsail and its bolt ropes.
With only ten feet of Il ragged
stump of her topmast standing above
the mast head, she withdrew from the
race n cripple. Mr.. Iselin, manager,
said after the accident that the Reh-
ance would sail the next race on Fri
day. The Constitution and Columbia
continued the race and the Constitu-
ton outsailed the former cup defender
by nine minutes and forty-siX seconds
elapsed time, and won the cup offered
by Commodore +. T. Adams of the
Larchmont club.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-18
SfRNA is ESTABLISHED
By the Cars Endorsement Of the New
Dynasty.

Belgrade. June 17.-With the receipt
of the cars telegram to King Peter
in the opinion of best informed persons,
natives and foreigners. all possibility
of internal rising against the proyis-
ional government of Servia has passed.
The dispatch has 50 strengthened the
hands of the conspirators that there iG
no chance whatever Of opposition TO
them.
Nothing is now heard but talk OF the
approaching reception of the new king.
The municipality of Belgrade is also
sending a deputation to meet King
Peter and 1t intends to erect three tri-
.umphal arches between the railroad
station and the town.
The new royal cipher consists of the
letter ''P" Egith a number one-"P L.
Large crowds are constantly gathering
before tne windows of shops on the
main street of Belgrade, where. since
the receipt of the cars message, ii
large photograph o. the chief military
actors in the late drama has been dis
played.
It~fs still uncertain whether the par
liamentaTy deputation to greet King
Peter will leave here tonight or tomor-
row. The skupschtina and senate dur
ing the day adopted a modification OF
the constitution of 1888.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-18
A FLOOD IN THE NORTH
The Fraser ard Adjacent Rivers Out
of Their Banks.

Vancouver, B. G.. June 17.-Every
section of low lying land along the
banks of the Fraser river which IS not
dyked is now under water and many
farmers are cut off from any communi-
cation except by boat. Above Pitt riv-
er hundreds of acres of meadow land
is flooded. At Mission. people are NOV
ing their household goods to higher
ground on boats and canoes. the water
having Inundated the floors. Barns
and fences and sheds are covered with
water
The Mcpherson river is raging and
the water is pouring down the canyons
in hourly increasing volumes. Sec
tions of the Great Northern track near
Liverpool are under water but the
track bed is solid and TO serious trnu-
bic to the railway has yet been report
ed
The Fraser river is still rising and
the fertile Chilliwack valley. which
suffered severely from the disastrous
floods OF 1894 is threatened. Should this
valley he flooded hundreds OF settlers
will suffer and 10000 acres of cultivat-
ed land will be under water.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-18
THE REAL CRANK
Is Plainly Marked.

A crank is one who stays in Leaten
paths when common sense tells him to
leave.
The real crank is one who persists in
using coffee because accustomed to and
yet knows it hurts him. II is this one
who always pays the penalty. while the
sensible person who gives up coffee
and takes on Postum Food Coffee in its
place enjoys all the benefits of return
ing health.
a well known manufacturers agent
of New York City visited the grocery
department of one OF the big New York
stores not long ago and there he tasted
a sample cup Of Postum made the
right way He said afterwards. Just
through the energy of that young wo-
man who was serving Postum there I
became convert to the food drink and
gave up the drug drink coffee and got
well.
= II had used coffee to excess and was
gradually becoming a complete wreck.
getting weaker and more nervous
every day. l paid the penalty for us
ing coffee and when 1 tasted the de-
licious Postum l was glad indeed to
make the change.
80 / gave UP the coffee altogether
and have used Postum instead ever
since. My family NJ first called me q
crank but seeing how Postum benefited
me the first month they all got in line
and as a result of Postum's remarkable
benefits to me we all drink it now en-
tirely in place of coffee and we are
we'll" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek, Mich.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-18
A POPULIST CALL.
To the DiSaffeCted of All
Parties and Beliefs.
One Nan Takes it Upon Himself to
Make Denver the Trysting Place
for the Distressed and Separated.

A Denver, Colo. June 15.-J. A Edgerf
ton. secretary of the national commit
tee OF the Peoples party and well
known newspaper writer Of this city,
has written letter calling for n CON
ference of the political reformers to be
held at Denver on Monday, July o.. Mr..
Edgerton explains that the call is not
an official one but is issued by himself
as an Individual in the hope that an
amalgamation of the reform elements
Of the country may be found possible.
= He expresses the BELIEF that the next
democratic national convention viii in
evitably be controlled by the anti-siI-
yer wing of the party and that many
who have in the past followed Mr.. Bry-
an will refuse to support its nominees.
He denies that these voters can con-
sistently turn to Roosevelt. whose an
tagonism to the trusts he suggests is
largely sound and fury" Socialism
he declares. is an untried experiment
and its advocates revOlutionists rather
than reformers.
The populist party. he asserts. has
been largely absorbed by the demo-
cratic party although it stil has &
vital organization in view Its prin-
ciples, he says. must be the issues OF
the army of reform but whether the
old ganization should be revised is a
question 70 be considered.
OF the proposed conference ne SAYS:
1T will have no, walls about il. want
fusionists, mdroaders, advanced
democrats. single takers. lovers Of
liberty. 1t matters not how many or
how few come, important results can
not but Gow from our meeting"
Denver is chosen for the meeting
place because il is convenient 10 the
states whore the populist idea is the
strongest and because OF the favora BILE
railroad rates during the summer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-18
THE DFWEYS COMMITTED
For the Destruction Of the Berry
Family.

St. Francis, Kans.. June 11.-Chaun-
cey Dewey, Clyde Wilson and W. j.
Mcbride. charged with the murder of
the Berry family two weeks ago, NveTe
bound over tonight TO the next session
of the district court withOH{ bail. Thes-
VIII be taken early tomorrow morning
to Goodland. where they will await
their trial. They will be escorted across
the country to Goodland by the Os-
borne militia company which has been
guarding them through the time since
their arrest. Sheriff Mccullough
thinks he can protect his prisoners if
the militia helps him take them to jail
at Goodland. in spite of the threats
made by the settlers.
At the conclusion of the evidence
given by the state this afternoon the
attorneys for the Deweys announced
that the defense would not present any
evidence. fearing that their cause
might be injured. Justice Han then
ordered the men to be committed 70
jail at Goodlsnd. Their trial Will be
held early in the fall.
Interest was manifested in the trial
all day because OF the persistent re-
fusal of the cowboys on the Dewey
ranch to. answer any OF the questions
put to them. Warrants are out for
most OF the men called as witnesses by
the state from the Dewey ranch. Ben
Slade. 4 Dewey cowboy, became angry
under the questioning of Attorney Cen
eral Coleman and intimated that it
would not be good for the attorney to
question him further, and Justice Hall
ordered him sent TO Jail. Subsequently
Slade and the others. sent to Jail yes
terday for contempt. We're released ow-
ing to the Inadequate Jail facilities in
St. Francis.
Captain Cunningham has taken extra
precautions to insure the protection Of
Dewey and his men. According to the
orders of Governor Bailey the militia
cannot protect the Deweys after to-
morrow, when they win be landed in
Jail at Goodland.