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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30

Have you ever tried
SCOTS Emulsion for thin,
weak child, one backward in
growth and slow in develop
ment? Those who have
know the pleasure of seeing
their delicate child grow
strong and become we'll
developed under the gentle
but effective influence of
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
weak growth of the bones,
SCOTS Emulsion supplies
those powerful tonics, the
hypophosphites. For the
lack Of proper healthy flesh
SCOTS Emulsion provides
the nourishing cod liver oil
in an easily digested and
palatable form. Any child
that needs more and better
nourishment-effective nour-
ishment-will getitin SCOTS
Emulsion. There is no other
remedy or food that COM
bines so much that is neces-
sary in maintaining good
health and right growth in
children.
Wen send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 500 Pearl Street, n 4.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30

The consensus of Democratic opin-
ion everywhere seems TO be, in case
Senator German is not nominated for
the Presidency, that a New Yorker will
twin the prize of the party, and that
If the Maryland Senator is named, it
will be with the full consent and ap-
prevail Of Tammany. Although the Par
ker sentiment prevails generally in New
York. and is perhaps even stronger cut
side Of the State. Tammany as an or
ganizauon is not committed TO the
jurist. and as 1t is conceded Tammany
will have an all-Dowerful influence in
the next convention the delegates would
doubtless be as willing to accept Colonel
Mcclellan as Judge Parker as Tam
manv's choice
1t is contended upon behalf of the
mayor-elect that he has every advan-
tage possessed by Judge Parker and
more besides. It is known fairly well
where he stands on public questions
while Judge Parker has never declared
himself.
The only other qualification which
commends Judge Parker. who is not
known by those who are his biggest
boomers. is that he once carried the
State OF New York. But 1t was at a
time when, and for an Office where, po-
litical lines were not closely drawn
Colonel Mcclellan has the equal advan-
tage of having carried Greater New
York in a hot campaign by s. 900 ma
jority. with probably $1,000 independent
Democrats voting against him. ma
jority of whom would support him on a
State or national ticket.
Much may depend upon the favor
with which his administration is re-
ceived between January l and the date
of the nominating convention. McClel-
Ian may at any rate be considered as
possibility. and a strong possibility
should Tammany decide to support him
as its candidate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
4BOUT POLITICS
4ND POLITICIANS
Mcclellan to the Front.

mcclellan 10 the tronL-
Notwithstanding the Iact that New
York State. which many Democrats be-
lieve should dictate the nomination for
President next year. has already at
least three citizens who may be consid-
cred in the race for the honor. it is
not improbable a fourth entry may be
made The three who are now counted
as candidates are Judge Parker. Repre-
sentative Hearst. and ex-senator HILL,
who. despite the very remote possibility
Of his ever realizing his ambition. is.
nevertheless. always a candidate. The
fourth is Mayor-elect Mcclellan.
Next Monday night there will be held
in New York great Democratic love-
feast in honor of the new mayor and
it is expected the leading lights of the
party viii be present, including ex-
President Cleveland. ex-senator Hill,
Senator German. Judge Parker. Rich
ard Olney, Judge Gray, and hundred
others of prominence From among
those who Will gather around the fes-
tai board there will no doubt be one
who will be chosen to lead his party in
the coming national campaign, and there
is always a possibility that the man Sc
lected may be the next President Of the
United States.
At that time it is possible that the
Mcclellan boom may be sprung. Al
ready there has been a little talk here
and there. especially since the municipal
election I'm New York Last month. OF
nominating the younger Little Mac
for the Presidency Leader Murphy is
known to have the greatest admiration
for Colonel Mcclellan, and TO believe he
Is destined for the White House. Mr.
Murphy. it may also be added. has an
ambition TO branch forth into the wider
field of national politics, and not confine
his efforts to the municipality of Great
er New York. or even TO the Empire
State He has selected Colonel McCleI-
Ian as the coming man. and If the din
ner in his honor next Monday night
should develop into a demonstration for
the mayor-elect. the leader of Tammany
Hall would feel he had exercised great
wisdom in deciding in favor or Mr. Nc
Clellan to head the city ticket last fall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
La T0ScA SOCIAL CLUB
TO GIVE NEW YEAR DANCE

La Tosca Social Club, the negro club
that conducts the dancing academy at
the corner of Sixth and c Streets north
west, will give social at Convention
Hall on January 1. The Columbian and
InVincible orchestras will Furnish music
Tie program Of dances has been ar
ranged. the feature of which will be
the Introduction of the waltz quadrille
This dance has become popular through
It's introduction In La Tosca dancing
class.
La Tosca square gave an exhibit
ton of this dance on Christmas night.
illustrated with calcium lights There
will be a special matinee at the La
forum New Year Day. in honor Of La
Tosca dancing class, at which the Co
lumbar Orchestra will play.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
WESTERN PRESBYTEl MS
GIVE ENTERTA MENT

The Sunday school of tn Western
Presbyterian Church held it's ristrnas
entertainment Monday evenin num-
Der of the members OF the ,ol took
part I'm an interesting prog. which
included the appearance of s; Claus.
Prizes for attendance each Inday in
the year were given 10 Bessie and Leila
Speer. Lily Krauss, Ruby and Ida
Wallace. Helen Sharpe, Viola Yachman.
Rena Wilmer. Bertram Henebower. Myr-
tie ReintZell. Mary Johnson. and Jose
phine Stafford Of the scholars. and Edith
Pike. Emma Wilmer and Mrs. Glover
OF the teachers. John Long obtained the
prize for bringing the largest number of
new scholars. Honorable mention was
also made of Blanche Long. Hattie An
dersOn. and Lena Sutton. who had been
present every Sunday save one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
ISSUE OF PATENTS
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

Figures compiled by the Patent Office
show that in the calendar year 1903
nearly 1900 more patents were issued
than in 1892. and nearlr 5000 more than
in 1901
The issue for 1903 was 81. ee9; trade
marks. 2.1S6. an increase OF 1S5 over last
year; labels. $50. an Increase Of 223 ever
the year previous; prints. go an in
crease of f12 over 1902 The total num-
Der Of certificates Of registration issued.
including the registration Of trade
marks, labels and prints, was 40, an in
crease of SIS over the previous year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
w. C.. T. u. WILL HOLD
NEW YEAR RECEPTION

p Members Of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union of the District of Co
lumbia will hold their first formal re-
ception since the control of the recently
purchased headquarters. 522 Sixth Street
northwest, has passed entirely into
their hands. Friday from 4 to 8 y. m,
in the parlors of the home.
The committee in charge of the re-
ception hopes to have it eclipse any
former function held there The public
is cordially invited to call on the wo-
men of the w. c. I. L. who will be In
attendance, as well as upon those who
are their guests. The president. Mrs.
Clinton Smith. assisted by Clara Barton
and Margaret Dye Ellis. the general
officers. and the presidents of the local
unions will form the receiving party.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
Or. Shops
r Matte
CURE
COSTS NOTHING If 1T FAILS.
COSTS NOTHING If IT FAILS.

Any honest persons who suffers from Rheuma.
tism is welcome 20 this offer. For years
searched everywhere TO find a specific for Rheu-
matism. For nearly 20 years ! worked to this
end. st last, in Germany, my search was re-
warded. | found costly chemical that did not
dislppoint other Rheumatic prescriptions
had disappointed physicians everywhere.
/ do not mean that DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Cure can turn bony joints into flesh again That
is impossible But ii win drive from the blood
the poison that causes pain and swelling, and
then that Is the end Of Rhematusm. I know
this 50 well that / will furnish for a full month
my Rheumatic Cure on trial. ! cannot cure all
cases within a month. II would be unreason-
able 20 expect that. But most cases will yield
within 30 days. This trial treatment will con-
vince you that DIR. Shops Rheumatic Cure is d
power against Rheumatism potent force
against disease that Is irresistible.
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remedy on trial. Simply write me a postal for
my book on Rheuma tism. | will then arrange
with druggist in your vicinity that you can
secure SIX bottles Of DIR. Shops Rheumatic Cure
to make the test. You may take IL a full month
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II it fails. the loss is mine, and mine alone. II
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I don't expect a penny from YOU.
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even in the. most difficult, obstinate cases. IL
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never found another remedy that would cure
one chTcyic case in ten.
Write me and will send you the book Try
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anyway II il fails. the loss Is mine
Address Dr. Shpop, Box 766, Racine. Wis
Mild cases not chronic often cured By one
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
ROOT APPROVES BILL
FOR M0RTUARY CHAPEL

Secretary Root has approved a bill in
trOduced in Congress by Senator Proc
tor, providing an appropriation of $50, OOe
for mortuary chapel at Arlington.
The Secretary has also decided to ask
Congress for an appropriation of 5000,
with which to obtain plans by compe-
tition for n suitable amphitheater at
Arlington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
ON TRACKS DEAD DRUNK.

Lawrence Humphrey, twelve years
old, of 706 G Street southeast, was
found by Policeman Brooks on the
tracks Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road IN Anacostia dead drunk yesterday
after Don. He and a chum had obtain
ed Ii luor from a negro. He was sent
home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
STEEL PARTS OF DRAW
FINISHED ON BRIDGE

The steel parts Of the draw in the new
railroad bridge across the Potomac have
been completed. and work has been COM
menced on the other spans. There are
yet no tracks or roadway on the draw.
The bridge is not likely to assume
definite shape for several months 10
come
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-30
CoLoNELCY FOR VANDERBILT.

NEWPORT. Dec. 9O.-Should he desire
Alfred G. Vanderbilt can become ccIone
OF the Newport Artillery Company, on,
Of the oldest active military organiza.
tons In the United States. It's charter
WAS granted by King George IN 17f1
The commander. Col. John -. Richard
son. Will retire In April after a service
Of twenty-five years. and IL IS said that
Mr. Vanderbilt is talked of as his sue
ccSSOr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Surge Sepeiden.

@lebelanb, 8. Sie Satin
BON alsranber Winton, prdfoentsn Der
9lutOmobil= il=@eieniaaft, bat fia i'm See
ertrdntt. sic mar ieit ldnserer 3eit
leioeno.
@acine, Wis. geim 3uiam=
menitobe zines paiiasier= uuo zines
Gradt3uaes in Silber Safe wuroen
bier 3usbeoienitete ihlimm berleBt unb
100 Stff 8ieb set0btet.
Ot m tpa, Sa. Ser gliB
i9lug in bas gabnbofsgebdube Der
Soma Central Babn in gobpbile obne
Sdaben ansuridten, trobbem 1900
Pfuno Spnamit i'm 8ebdube laserten.
8erltn. giner tpanbernbenShau=
ipielertruppe lit bon Der 8erliner ppli.
3ei fur Berlin unb llmeeeenb bic ae=
plante Nuffiibrun9 oes S9auerbramas
.20nigin Sraga ODER bic Sdredens=
na9t in Bel9rao" berboten morben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Yerional= =Noti,en.

Ssrr unb 6rau Sermann@ein. n.
berger feierten 9eitern in i6rem
6eim, So. IA Union Str, i'm &reiie
ibrer &inoer unb 2inbestinber bas
ielten. 6eit Der soloenen So6ssit. Sas
Subelpaar empfins sablrei6e @ratula=
tionen unb man9cs btbi9e @ei9ent.
Serr @einberser mar biele Sabre lang
geiiBer bes na9 ibm benannten, in
Der Ndbe oes 8abnbOfs belseenen,
ebemaligen Sotels.
Serr M | dael $ u bert, Der
beliebte WeBgermeiiter bon go. 1929
Siio Capitol 9lDe., feierts eeftern iein
40. @iegenfef. Nbenbs tpuroe ber=
ielbe bon ieinen gertpanoten unb
Sreunben aufs 9ln9enebmite iiber,
raidt, Die pOll5dblig eri9ienen, um ibn
nit 8liidwiini6en uno Gei6enten 81
tberbdufen uno in frOblider @eiel=
i6aft einen pergniisten Nbenb su ber=
leben.
8eitern Ibeno feierte 6rau 6.
& a pm mensr, Satin bes Serrn
%. &appmeper bon go. 606 Wtinns=
iota Str. i'm eneeren &reiie bon Wer=
pauOten unb Setannten ibr @eburts=
tassfeit. gu bemielben trafen aus Der
alten Seimat6. bon ibren sablrei9en
gerwanoten in Samburs, eeip5is,
SaQe, &OBlar, 6rantenbauien etc. bic
finnreibiten unb ber5li9iten @lifpiin=
| i9e elm, unb 10 nabm Die Seier in iOlen=
ner @eiie BEL Samburser gople unb
0eipsieer StoIen einen fioelen uEo
beiteren 0erlauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Ser Milderei= =Seliber ggm. Wnbur=

Der Mil9erei=S Seliber @m. @pbur=
ger muroe iaulois befunoen, feline
Viebltdae in unreinem 3ultanoe ge=
balten 81 baben. Gr tpuroe our 3ab=
lung bon $40 uno Soften psrurtbeilt.
Sas urtbeil wuroe ieoo4 iuspenoirt,
neil er mittlerrpeile fir grobere &ein=
li4teit in ieinen Stdlsn seiorgt bat.
gteDtOn Staats bon Srpingtou,
tpel6er bei9uloiet mar, ben per,pesenen
ginbru9 in bas Sumelen= =Seiddft Der
8enicia Diamond 60. auseeiibt gu
baben. ber3i1tete auf Elm gOrberb0r
uno muroe an Die @rpBsei9porenen
iiberDieien; iein ,0elfersbelfer Wm.
Stewart muroe ebenfalls an oas Sri-
bunal bsrtpieisn, ndbreno g8m. Sni=
Der aus Cincinnati, Der ii6 in Der @e=
iealAaft Der Seiben befunoen hatte,
als lie ein9eltsdt nuroen, tuesen Sasa=
bunoirens su SO uno Soften perur.
tbeilt tparo, Die er in Der Sail ab-
Drummer muB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
0nt Sol;!

Der columbia 9eqler=@lub 1T 3ur
Mitgliebitaft in Die Snopls. Ss9el=
9iga suselaHen. Serielben geb6ren
iebt 10 @lubs an. Sie SirectOren
baben beI6iOiIen, Die @itp Club Sab-
nen gu benuBen. gei allen Spielen
Der CUR 2isa geb6renOen Clubs iOllen
S9ieosri6ter suge9en iein, wel9e bon
ben 8erpaltern Der betrefenben Sab=
nen an9efeGt psrosn unb so Gents per
Nbeno erhalten iOllen.
gu Mit9lieoern bes Preis=@omitss
purben @lmer @arp, 8eOr9e @omitof,
8. 8. Seariep uno &alpb S6mibt er=
nannt. Die Wteiteri6aft. Saiion Del
2iea beainnt am 25. September; oie=
ielbe pirb 27 g8o6en bauern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Seuti@lano.

Senrp fen m Sterben.
Serlin, 90. @u9. Sis 0oili=
i9e 3eitune tbeilt nit, baB Senrp
Sbien, Der berii5mte 9idter, 10 i6tper
ertrantt lit, baB iein gnoe beporitebt.
Seine 9er5te baben feline Serwanoten
bena6ri6ti9t, oaB iein 3uitano Elm
iebr critiiber 1T
8ertebr Der beuti9en IN b
amerif. Seeoffi5iere. =
Berlin, 90. guguit. gOn einem
bO1eren Oeutf6en Sseoffisier, Der ii9
lan9e 3eit bel ben beuti6en Seefreit.
trdften in @eitinoien aufgebalten bat
uuO iebt beimeetebrt 1T, iino intsrehante
Wittbeilun9en iiber ZEN Sertehr Der
Seeoffi8iere Der Ser. Staaten unb Der
oeuti6en TlOttenma3t auf Der ameri=
tanif6en Station 9ema6t peroen. Die
oeutI6en unb ameritanii5 fen Seeofii=
siere iteben Stpeifeaos, mo iie fi4 aud
i'm Guslanbe treffen m59en, itdnoig in
einent iiberaus bersli6en 9eielliaaft=
li9en 0ertehr, elm l1mitano, Der fi9
aud auf Die wabrsunebmenoen semein=
iamen bienitli9en Snterehen iibertra=
gen bat.
Sies mar beionoers tpdbrenb Der
3eit Der benesOlanii9en SlOtaoe 81 be-
oba6ten, tpdbreno man in pielen Gdllen
auf eins gegenieitige llnteritiiBung an=
gepieien mar, Die niemals periagt
puroe, lei es auf ameritanil9er Ober
oeutider Seite. Dies quite gerhdl'niB
Der gorseiebten bat fid aud als autes
Seiipiel auf oas lluterperional ii6er-
tragen. 3wiitisteitsn, Die in pielen
6dllen i'm 2luslanbe in elmer interna=
tionalen 6loite spiiden oen betrefenoeu
Wtanni6aften on Der Sasesoronuns
lino, iinb sipii6en ben oeuti9sn unb
ameritanii9en &riegsi9iffen niemals
gu bsoba6ten setpeisn. Gang beion=
bers rii6ut man Die 3upOrtOmmenbeit
Der ameritaniIben SebOrben beim 9ln=
laufeu Der oeuti9en S4iffe in ben
Sdfen Der Ser. Staaten uno Die bel
pieier 8elegenbeit empfansene gafli4e
9luInabme. Gs linb oieie NuslaRunsen
elm i66ner neuer Sepeis bon benl
r;tterli9en, militdrii6en 8eiit. Der an
goro Der Griessi9iife Der beioen 9ta=
tionen i'm Quslanoe pebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Soeal Tolitii9es.

Ser ,Snbiana Dem ocr atic
Club" bat bsi6loKsn, nit bereinten
8rdften. b. f. pie elm Mfann fir ben
Sieg bes oemotr. Gtabt=Sidets gu or
beitsn unb bas folgenoe Gampagne=
@pnite ernannt: Sori. Gbas. &emiter;
Sos. 6. geQ, gliott &. SoOten, Grani
g. Sater, Sbeo. g. Sapis uno %. %.
Spencer. Sasielbe miro ii9 in Den
Sienlt oes 8ori. &ead bonn oemotr.
Staot.@Omite tellen.
Ssmnddf iit pieoer einmal 8 3 l.
tag fiit Die fdbt. Ingefelt
ten. gefem Ysrnebmen naa weroen
bic republ. Wtitslieoer oes Geuerwebr=
Separtements ibre IheBments fur ben
rep. Gampaene=Sonbs sablsn miiien.
Sie anoeren itdot. IngeifeQten unb BIZ
polisilten iino bereits seidrOpft NOR
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Mebr StraRenram6ereien,

Sie llniiaerbeit auf ben Strabsn,
beionoers sur @a4tseit, 1T INNER mod
cine grObe, betlagenswertbe. G;efern
beri9teten mir iiber ben StraBenraub
beridtet, befen Spfer in Der Sonners=
tag Nadt an gortb Str. uno Canal
Senrp &oie purbe. IuBer bieiem
Sale wuroe nod ber poli3ei se=
meloet, baB Der giienbabn Yoit=
Supt. 90. 8. Yatterion i'm Unions
8abnbofe in oerielben gfa6t bon 2 jun=
gen Burden ansefulen wurbe. bic
bsriudten. ibm feline g0rie aus Der
Siiftentaibe gu iteblen, ieop9 bon ihm
in bic Slu4t sei6lagen wuroen.
Gerner tuuroen auf Der 10. StraBe,
als iis bon elmer grcuriiOn nod gia=
CARA sails suriidtebrten, Srau e. &.
9etblep bon go. 9i7 Sort Wapne Gbe.
uno ibre 5odter pon einem Wesela9e=
rer berfOlst uno iiberfallen, melder Der
SOdter ibre Sanbtai9e entreiBen
tpoate, bic $50 entbielt. Sie b.iben re=
ioluten Samen lieben ab.r S9irnbiebe
auf ben 8auner nieberbaseIn, Bis er
oaOOnlief, nur bic Sano6a6e Der
Saide, bic er abseriien bate, nit fi9
nebmsnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29

Das 8rautpaar mar Belle WaIters
bon 8albeiton uno Sranf Wf. gooi
bon Waltpn. Wanor Sionep u.
Waugb i9iirSte ben ebsli9en &nOten
in @egenmart BON etwa 6000 3u=
I9auern. Na6 Der Geremonie fanb
i'm Seutiaen SOrf bic Sod3eitsfeier
ftatt. gm Samftas tpuroe benz iun=
gen Gbepaar, weldes ii6 auf elmer
Garm iiiolid bon Sotomo hdusli9 nie=
berlahen pirb, cine biibi9e S9lafifu=
ben=@inri6tune bonn Garnebals=
@omite iiberreidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29

Sas neue ySnoianapolis &ail=
nan S6ool & Se6nical Sni ititut" plro
am l. October in benz 8an Boris @e-
bduoe on Der Sbio Str. erOhnet wer=
ben.
Ser alarm sesen 49 lbr ge=
fern 9lbeno rief Die 20Idmanni9aft #
gu Dem GeI6dftslocale Der 8udbdno=
Ter 8ebr. &rieg in go. 112 Siio Sai=
nOis Str, mo i'm Sofe binter Dem @e=
bdube Elm &ebri6tbaufen bon Grepel=
miitbigen in Srano geieBt pOroen mar.
Sas Geuer ri9tete teinerlei S4as
ben on.
Sauerlaub 5 9eine.-
8eo. @eaper & Son, Sitter Noe. uno
WaibinstOn Str., Sdulbaus, $780,
000.-Barbara 2euter, 62 8epille
ape.. Observation-Disclosures. $780,
6ranf Srbin, 923 @. Waibinston
Str, Qnbau, s250.-SacOb &edel,
WabiiOn Npe. unb Soma Str., @Ot.
tase, s900.-@eorse Seibert, 623 g.
Selapars, Cottage, s4O0.-Graneis
Maursr, 1Ol WiseOnlin Str, @nbau.
s80O.-go. 8. Mif, 518-525 Bird
Npe., 2 Cottages, s1600.-Srioget
Shea, 1440 Bales, Mnbau, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Sie bierte @ett { brit be r
( n b ert.
| d 0 b E n.

g1ep Oorf, %. Nuguff. Sas
&eaatta=@omite oes Stem Oorfer Oa6t
Clubs bat beute Morgen enti9ieoen,
baB Die auf beute anberaumte bierte
@ettfabrt smiI9en v&eliance" uno
oS6nmrof ILL.," bes f6peren See
aanqes unO bes itarten @inoes (26
Nteilen Die Stunoe) tuesen ni9t fatt=
finbsn iOllte.
&i9ter Sffutt I.
@reenf:eIb, Snb., 90. 9Iu9uit.
&idter Charles 8. Offutt, Elm berpOr-
raaenoer &e9tsanDalt uno betannter
Yolititer, 1T geitern pl6Bli9 sefOrben.
Gin Ser3i9las mar Die nria9e ieines
idben SOoes.
gerpa9tete / br 6 nb II
90 Sabre.
Qnberion, Snb., 20. Iuguf.
Hrau 5attie &ummel, cine arme bon
ibrem @atten perlahene 8ai6frau,
untersei9nete beute einen Contract,
tpsl6em sufOlge lie ibren 9 MOnatt
alten Sun9en Serrn unb Grau Sbos.
Sunt auf 20 Sabre iiberldBt. Ser.
ielbe ioQ ieoo9 ni9t BON ihnen aoop-
tirt unb es iOG aud ni9t iein Name
esdnbert peroen.
@aleb 9oners sum s o b I
osrurtbeil t.
l. 8spr9etDwn, n, Gp., 20. Iu9uf
I'm 11.05 beute Yormittag lieBen biz
@eIdporenen, in berel Sdnben oa:
S6idIal bon @aleb Boomers lag, ben
&i6ter &Obbins meloen, baB lie lid
auf einen @abripru9 seeini9t bdtten
Serielbe lautete auf vS9uloig" uni
fie iebten Die Strafe auf COB fef.
8a6nunfall.
bus, Sno., 90. 9u9
gine Weile n6rbli9 bon 6latrof fant
beute Morgen turs nad 3 llbr ein'
@OaiiiOn stpiI6en einem 8iitersug Del
9enniplpania gabn uno einem glr
beitssuee itatt. Srei Batn= =Insefellt'
puroen 10 idper bsrleBt, baB fie i4wer'
lid nit oem 2eben babontommen psr'
Den. Die 8erun9liidten iino: @On'
oucteur so. 2uter, 8remier 60
8@reenlin uno Seiser &oD Smith.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
SanfnOtsm Talider btnter
ShloR mma &iessl.

Sunius Starts unb gilbert Sobnion,
spei Sarbi9e, tpel6e in Stem Albanp
unter Der Nntlage berbaftet tuuroen,
81 S6eine in So S6eine um9epanoelt
gu 6aben, murben leBte gfa9t in oas
6ieIiee @efdneniB abseliefert. sic finn
bom Sunees=@ommi6dr on Die @roB=
qeI6porenen iibertuieien uOroen. Sn
Sefb BON SobnIOn purben nod fiini
gefdlI9te G9eine 9efunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29

Gonftabler Sarrp Glib e.
IS branb bon Squire gtiderion's Sri=
bunal beabii9tist am L. Sct. iein l2=
fdbrises SOdterden Warie aaein auf
3ine Gurrpa.Rsiie gu entienben, bic ben
&Sinter iiber bausrn foa. Sieie &eiie
dol CUR @ieoer6erfelun9 Der Seiuno=
: eit Der tleinen, aber reioluten NtiB
]isnsn, Die bier idon piel sereiit bat
zno Selbfbertrauen in bobem DfaBe
Rfibt. Batter unb 0lutter t0nnen tie
8mifdnbs balber ni9t begleiten, ftiblen
Der sstpiB, baB ibr 2inb Die &eiie
7 Dblbsbaltsn suriidlssen tuiro. Dos
q 1aupt;iel Der &eiie iit Wien, bon wr
ls Maris bic @roBftdbte oes @onti=
nts na9 unb nod beiuden tpiro.
& esenfudrtis bereiit Marie gana alsin
}lisre sroBen Snlano=Seen.