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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
HELD BACK A WEEK
Opening of Navigation at Fort Will
lam Delayed by the Cold
Weather.
Lumber Supply in the Canadian
Northwest Perilously Near the
Active Demand.
Special to The Journal.

Winnipeg. Man., April 15.--The opening
Of navigation has been delayed for a week.
w. p. I.anigan, general freight agent OF
the Canadian Pacific. returned from Fort
William yesterday and says the ice is
solid for three miles out, and there is
clear water for at least mile further.
The weather at Fort William has been
very unfavorabe of late, and all cacula- =
tiOns as to the date which the boats
would be able to get thru the ice have
been upset. 1t was expected the Canadian
Pacific railroad steamer Alberta would
leave Owen Sound yesterday. and official
notification was given to this effect; but
now Lanigan says the boat will not leave
until April 20 Speaking in regard to the
work on the new elevators. he said:
I'VE expect to have about 10.o00000
bushels elevator capacity at Fort William
by the time that this coming seasons $
navigation closes. or about twice as much
as we had in 1892
"Another fact in connection with the
grain movement that may be noted is
that nearly 5000, 600 bushels Of wheat were
moved all rail during the past winter,
which is more than five times as much as
was moved in any previous year.
The lumber supply in the northwest IS
not by any means too great for the de-
nla51ds In reply to an inquiry yesterday.
+. w. Peters, assistant traffic manager
of the Canadian Pacific railroad. said that
the ma aterial was going in from British
Columbia points rapidly, but the mills cast
of Winnipeg arc not able to supply much
west Of here and nothing at all west OF
the Manitoba boundary. A quantity o.
American lumber is being brought in fol
elevator construction
MANY of the mills in this city, MIR
Peters continued. "have been closed doW1
waiting for the spring freshets to get the
logs down the rivers and streams. sev
cral new mills are under construction ant
the supply will be better when the seasOl
opens up. As all the mills in this cit.
have used up their stock, owing to the dc
mands during the winter. a shortage ma!
be looked for in the mcantimc.
His road, he said had gone to troubl
and expense to get in lumber for farmer
and new arrivals, and at present the sup
ply was fairly good.
The northwest mounted police Is in
creasing it's force by an addition OF 20
men to meet the requirements of the b
influx Of immigrants to the territories
Alex. Calder, the Canadian Pacific N
pIovment agent. has been authorized t
engage men for enlistment for perlo
of five years, and he is sending recruit
out daily
One thousand English immigrants ar
rived by special train this morning. Thes
were not Barr colonists. but the first tw
train loads Of the latter are expected to
night.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
SMUGGLING SCANDALS
A Porto Rican Grand Jury Gets
Some Constructions. r

San Juan, Porto Rico, April 1.-the
grand Jury is investigating the so-called
smuggling cases in which officers Of the
United States navy and other prominent
men are involved. notwithstanding the in
structions which, it is stated, District
Attorney Pettingill has received from the
department of justice at Washington not
to present information to the grand jury
this term. The jury came IN yesterday
and the foreman said:
sit has come to our knowledge that GER
tain cases of smuggling have occurred. We
have asked the district attorney about the
matter and he refused to bring up the
matter alleging that he had received Ger
tain instructions. We now ask the Judge
t if we haveSa right sto information in spite
of the district attorneys refusal.
Judge Holt had prepared a writer
charge the reading of which caused
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
sFREEDoM OF OPINION"
Mr.. Bryan's Eulogy of Thomas JEFF
ferson.

Washington, April 15.-W. J. Bryan,
Senator Hoar, Governor Montague of Vir-
ginia and Former Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith were the principal
speakers at dinner last night under the
auspices of the Thomas Jefferson Memo
rial association in celebration of the one
hundred and sixtieth anniversary of the
birth of Thomas Jefferson. Mr.. Bryan
said:
To Jefferson the doctrine of free speech and
freedom of opinion applied to every thing, because
he rightly understood that no censorship of
opinion could be permitted that would not be
more dangerous to truth than to error for those
who are conscious of the righteousness of their
cause are not apt to invoke force in defense
OF their opinions those who are conscious Of
error and who. recognizing their inability to de-
fend their views by reason. fall back upon coer-
cion. In the preamble of the act of 1856 it is
stated. first. that the propagation of reign by
force is contrary to the plan of God, the author
Of our religion. Attention is called to the fact
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
sensation. He said in part: -

sensation. He said in part
when you were empaneled at the be-
ginning of the term you sWore that you
would make diligent inquiry into. and
true presentn1ent of. such matters given
to you or which might otherwise come to
your knowledge touching violations OF the
statutes of the United States, and that
YOU would make no presentment thru
envy. hatred favor, affection or reward
or thru hope thereof. You could not if you
desired escape from the obligations OF
your oath by needing the instructions OF
anyone. The honored president OF the
United States could pardon but he could
not interfere If you believe that anyone
had given instructions tending to prevent
the fullest investigation into the commits
sion of a crime in the United States and
the returning of an Indictment if the evil
dence so warrants, then you should be in
spired by an additional determination to
do your duty. The court has knowledge OF
the instructions to which the district at
/ torney. alludes.s It is proper to say that II
lis my opinion that there has been no in
| tention Of encroa ching upon your sworr
| duty or the judicial donna in- :
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

that the Almighty. being Lord both of the body
and the mind. yet chose not to propagate 1t by
coercion of either jefferson recognized th 1T
the Christian religion rested upon love, and that
love is the very antithess of violence and of
brute force. 1t is well to remember that the
Declaration of Independence itself rests upon the
same foundation which supports our reign. name
w. love, and those who deny the doctrine of
human brotherhood are not apt to respect the
creed Of inalienable rights and natural equality
embodied in. the Declaration of Independence and
the constitution of the United States.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
" MILITARY ETIQUETTE "
A Recent Incident in Germany That
Throws Muh Light
on It.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Berlin, April 15.--An incident recalling
the notorious Brusewitz scandal, and like
it, illustra ting the ugly side of German
militarism has just occurred at Essen.
Two youths named Huessner and Hart
mann. formerly school fellows and life
long friends. went to their homes to spend
the Easter holidays and met in the street.
Hartmann, who was serving compulsory
term as a private in the artillery, greeted
Huessner faniliary, whereupon the lat
ter, who is a naval cadet, angrily up
braided him for not saluting him as an
officer. Hartmann either misunderstood
what Huessner said or treated his re-
marks as joke. and the matter ended by
Huessner thrustfng his sword thru the
body Of his friend who fell dead. Huess
ner. who is only 20 years old, was arrested.
. It is not known whether he was drunk
or upholding the traditional German
view Of military etiquette.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
FOOLISH MISS PRINDLE
Waitress Took Chloroform Because
Her Lover Did Not Write,

Special to The Journal.
Fender. Neb.. April 15.-Because she did
not receive a letter from her lover. Miss
Mable Prindle. waitress at the Palace
hotel. took chloroform Yesterday after
noon Two doctors restored her to con-
sciousness just as the lover. William Neis
Of Omaha. walked into the room. He had
not written to her because he knew he
would be in Pender and wanted to sur
prise her.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
TOLD IN LINE

Evergreen, Ala.-A tornado killed nine peo
Danville, Il:-A pound girl was born to
ploded killing five men.
New York--The benefit to Clara Morris at the
Brcadwsy theater yesterday afternoon netted
Amsterdam--As result Of the recent strike
1o,ono men are. our of work and their families
are In dire distress.
and Instantly killed while trying to capture
several negroes suspected Cf theft. Lynching is
feared.
Manchester-Colonel William F. Cody Buffalo
BILL who was injured by new horse falling
on his. is much better. lie strained the tendons
Cardinal Gibbons and his emtnenre has for
warded by special messenger to Pcpc Leo Kill.
gift Of books specially bound.
Cologue--A Constantinople dispatch the
Coogue Gazette says it IS rumoved in unpre-
judiced circles that massacre is hanging over
all Bu1garians in Constantinople.
| Rockford. Ill.-The oddest mayoralty fight tina t
has ever been held in this city, will he closed
mechanc in one Of the local shops may a"e BE-
elected mayor.
ChicagoA bill intended to put a stop to trad
at Springfield. caused a big Stir among the mem
bers Of the board of trade and the officials of The
board have taken steps to prevent its passage.
| London--The woman who recently married Sir
William Gordon MacGregor. pauper- baronet,
after he had been for some time inmate of a
workhouse. was knocked iown by bicycle rider
! in Bristol to-day and seriously injured. IT is
| stated that her condition IL critical.
New York-Decoyed to his death and tortured
| probably in an effort to cause him to reveal q
| secret before being murdered. was the fate
Of an unknown italian OF the upper class. His
| body was found in barrel in East Eleventh
street. near the docks. The mans throat was
cut from to ear.
"a Constantnople-The latest Bulgarian achieve
ment is the total destruction OF small village
of exclusively Mussulmau population. One hun
dred and sixty-fve persons. with the exception
sacred. The women were subjected to indescrib
able mutilaton. N.
Washington-The war department has takel
official cogniZance of the reported statement O.
General Frank D. Baldwin commander of tn,
department Of the Colorado in disparagement O
the Filipinos and negroes soldiers. and Secre
tary Root has directed that formal inquiry b.
addressed to General Baldwin asking whether O
not he had been correctly quoted.
Wapokoneta. Ohio--A strike of 100 work ing
men employed in the constructions OF the Oh1
l Electric Railway Building company. was onl
| averted by, the officials yielding to all the de
mands Of the strikers. Eighty Italians wer
imported from Brooklyn. n. W. and put t
| work on the lines. and number of local me
fwere discharged The rest of the workingme
immediately laid down their tools and tl,rea tene
bloodshed The Italians We're sent away.
4 What Do You Want? f8z
.S r. ie in, ma terial H-ha tyOilr W. Mt ma;
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

Dress Goods.
Late Arrivals.
You do not look here in vain
for the newest dress fabrics;
they are here before you know
they are out. 1t would be
we'll for you to come here
every few days to keep post
ed. We cheerfully show you
the now. corners.
London Twines-The most popu-
lar of the much wanted wiry
materials, 81 inches wide, black
ard navy, at $3.50.
Unfinished Worsted-Black, war
ranted sponged and shrunk,
for tailored suits, So inches
wide; these new arrivals have
an especially fine texture, 81.
French Voile-In a line of beaut-
iful new shades, and black, 46
inches wide, our 81 quality,
Wednesday at 85c.
French Wool Challies-The gen.
uine Koechlin Freres make, in
the most extensive line Of
colorings ever brought to this
city; the Csc quality at 37hc,
W-First Aisle
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

What Do You Want7 ayfax
s It is mmateria what your WANT may
be; If you will only make it known
thru Journal Want Columns. it will be
supplied within a few hours.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
Thursdays Values Are All Tempting
Place These on
Your Shopping List.


Your Shopping List.
Laces-Hand made cluny and an
tique linen in straight bands
and medallions, up to 5 inches
wide; worth as high as $3.50 a
yard, at $1.48.
wFourth Aisle.
Umbrellas-The reliable Herald
Square," made of guaranteed
taffeta; black and colora; also
umbrellas of pure twilled silk,
with colored borders in new de-
signs; all in women's size; $3.50
values, at $3.50.
wslk Place.
Ribbons - All silk ribbons in
satin and taffeta, 81 inches
wide, black, white, cream, pink,
light blue and all the new
shades, usually 25c a yard,
at ITO. W-Second Aisle
Belts of peau de sole and Bara-
thea silk, black, tailor stitched;
gilt, steel and black enameled
buckles, worth up to 75c each,
48C. Esecond Aisle.
Hand Mirrors-rosewoo backs,
ring and straight handles,
French beveled glass, AZ inches
in diameter, worth soc at 25c.
| Main Entrance.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

A simrie remedy at the beginning Of a disease
{. better than council Of doctors at the critical
eage.-MCNYON.
Thousands of Philadelphians are at
present victims Of the Grippe. That
dreaded disease is epidemic; and yet a
simple remedy is at hand which is sure
preventive At the first appearance Of
cold 49, the forerunner of Grippe NUN
YON's COLD CURE should be used at
once. There will be no fear or danger of
Grippe then. A few doses will break up
most any form of cold. It has been dem
onstrated in thousands of cases that it i'm
mediately checks discharges of the nose
and eyes stops that awful sneezing, prompt
w relieves the throat and lungs, allays
Inflammation and fever and tones up the
entire system. It is simply Invaluable in
all forms of Grippe, or obstinate colds.
Price 7sc. at any drug store
II you have the Rheumatism try Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure; If you have Dyspepsia try his
. Dyspepsia Cure If you have any Kidney trouble
TN his Kidney Cure. Munyon has q specific
+ remedy for most every disease; mostly Is cts.
MUNYON. Phil.., Pa. Il
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

Chicago, April 15-The wholesale boot and
shoe house of y. Greenfeldcr & Co., one of the
largest concerns of the kind in the city has as
signed and Frederick l.. Ryder. of Boston. has
been appointed receiver. An inventory of the
stock is being taken. and it will be impossible
to estimate the assets until it is finished.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

Bottle Blood Wine. Free
SAMPLE bottle at Voegei's.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

Mankatos and Return Only $3.50 via the
Omaha Road-Ten Trains Daily.
Tickets good going April ID. Is and Is,
with return limit until April II.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

MUNYON, Pablo, &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
WieSer Elm srab'i@er ytibeam=
fren;nnss=l =llnfaa.
Gin iiebsnidbrises Rinb bas Opfsr.

Sin anoerer iebr beoauerliaer Ni=
beautreusungs=llnfaI trug iib 9eifern
gfa4mittag esssn Is an Capitol Ipe.
uno 2OuiIiana Str. su. BORT tuurbe
Der Sabre alte &i6arb 2ueib bon
go. 542 Siio Capitol Moe. auf ben,
giienbabneeleiie BON elmer locomotive
nieoerserannt unb iiberfabren unb oas
linte Bein wurbe Dem unsliidli9en
&leinen berart Sermalmt, oaB es am
9nie amputirt tuerben muBte. @e=
nauere @inselbeitsn iiber ben llnfaa
waren ni9t in @rfabruna gu brinsen.
Or. Sbeef bonn Sispeniarium bef0r-
berte bas 6inb per Mmbulan3 in's iidb=
tii9e Sofpital, NO es jeBt swiiden SOB
uno 9eben f9pebeno liest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
3wsi YiOniere SabimgsidJiesen

Mti1ael ,Sells, Senior
Sb.ilbaber Der Girma Wtidael Sells
SO. 1T in Der SDnntas Nadt in ieinel
Wobnuns gfo. 1901 Salbott Mbs. in
6Olse einss Ser3i6lases plOgli9 seitor'
ben. gr mar ~ Sabre aft uno ieii
iibsr so Sabren in hieiiser Stabt an-
idii9.
G6arles 3. 2airb, tpel9er po,
40 Sabren bon @anaoa nod bier iibsr=
iieoelte, 1T am Sonntas in feline,
WObnung, go. 712 Snoiana g(benue,
ben 8erleBuusen erlesen, tuel9e er ii6
Dor Sabrssfriit BEL einem Nibsau=
treu3unas=llnfale susesusen bate. 81
mar "a Sabre oft, S9mie9erbater bee
Or. Soils &unnsls uno Elm ftram-
met Osmotrat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Yoli;eilides Maerlei.
llnansenebmer 8eiu9 etc.

NIs 9efern 0ormitta / 9
bic in go. 905 2ofe Ctr. pobnbaite
6rau @ranbille Hidens bpm 8eiuhe
Der Stride beimfebrte. ma1te Iie bic un-
an9enebme @ntoedung, baB !pdbreno
ibrer Nbweienbeit Elm Ginbrs6er bort
sepeien mar, einen 9pffer erbroden
uno oaraus ibre solosne llbr nebit
&ette. cine Diamant=0orfednaoel uno
cine Summe guarselb seitOblen bate.
CD. 9 M er., Elm angeouielter
Mrbeiter, tpurbe BON ben &ablern
3rimpe uno Some einseifedt, neil sr
raubbeinis sewOrben mar uno in Der
@utb cine 6eniterideibs Der Sohn Wol=
fiff.r'i4en @trtbidaft on Mterioian
uno Morris Str. bur9 einen 8atltein=
tpurf aertriimmert hattie.
@m. 8rpant BON go. $40 %.
eourf Sfr. fpetlte 9elfern Der PDlt3el
NIT, baB feline Satin Settle ieii
Samifas seri4punben lit. gr be.
fiirdtete, baB fie Selbifmoro besansen
bot.
Ser @irtb gbr. S9ober, jsbise,
Setter o.s ebemalisen 3immermann'=
| iden &oabbauies an Der college 9lbe.
nahs Sail grset tuuroe seitern Nadmit.
tag tpesen Sffenbaltens ieines 2Otals
am Sonntas unb pesen 8eforberunq
bon Sliidsipiel perbaftet.
3pei vNidel=in=tbe= Slot" =Wai9iner
waren in ieinsm @tabli1ement gefun,
ben tporbsn. Sielelben wuroen mad
Der pOliseifation gebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Sie Jtemonitrantem miiKen be-
sablem.
6Onit riidt ibnen Der Sheriff auf bic gube.

Sn Der ytorb 9arf driitli9en Stride
fano am Sonntag eine Mahenpsr=
iammlung bon getpobnern Der 4. Waro
ftatt, I'm ben 8eri9t bes grecutip=Go=
mites entsesen3unebmen, mel9es Gel
Der fir ben 6Ono iammeln fOllte, aus
msl9em bas 9esen Die &emonitranten
in Dem s. 6. S6dfer.Galle BON &i6ter
gQen erlaiiene urtbeil i'm getrase BON
s12O0.50 gu befrieOisen 1T. $3.50 fino
bereits be3ablt, bleiben alfo nod
$750.5O gu sablen iibrig. $500 be-
fanoen ii9 in benz 6onb, 10 baB big
Mitttpo9, falls Die &empnitranten
nidt mod ipeitere Soften sablen pplIen
$250.50 aufgebraat tuerben mthen.
Ser Sheriff bat bsreits eine Insabl
&smonitranten iuifen lafler, oab feline
Soften ii6 in benz Sale auf $716 be-
laufen, uno baB er, tuenn big Weittpo9
ni9t abgere4net uoroen 1T, nit Der
@intreibune ieiner Inipriibe gesen
bic &emonitranten beginner piro.
Worsen Nbenb weroen oieielben
abermals unb atpar in Der Wobnunq
bes 3. 6. 9etpis, gfo. 2543 q. Sai=
nois Ctr. cine Seriammlung abbal=
ten. gs miro erpartet, oaB bis oabin
bic eeiammte Summe eoQsetirt NOR,
ben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
SIR Ole &rbeiter=Sas= =Teier.

Sas locale Mrbeiter=S =Sag=@omite bat
ii6 bur9 Die grtpdbIung bes &oscoe
Barnett gum prdfbenten, 9enrp 6rieo=
mann gum 8ice=Prdiioenten, Wm.
@walo gum Secretdr unb Sobn Mab=
ben gum Sdabmeiifer oreaniiirt. Ser
neue prdioent 1T Witslieo Der slnitrei=
her=lluion.
Sin Iori9lag aus peru, oab oas
Snoianapoliier gomite ii9 nit benz
Staats=@omite bereinige um bort
einen 8eneral=S =Staats -Mrbeiter=Sas su
feiern, puroe auf ben Slid oes Sauies
seleat. Sie Mebrsabl Der Usitslieoer
bes @sneral=@omites befiirwOrtete, baB
bic Gsier bier absebalten ueroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Topographic No. 1.

Sie Spposrapbia No. l bat fir bic
am 20. W}ai tattfinoenoe 8eamtsll=
pabl folsenbe NominatiOnen gemadt;
Prdfioent : Cigar perfins unb 6.
M. Coleman; Yice=9rdIioent - So,
iepb Surt; Seleeaten fir Die i'm Nusuf
itattfinoense National Contention in
Waibinston, 8. 6. = Srau .. 3.
Sopb, 6. s. Serton, 6. $. Watbers,
Sranf 8sable, 6. s. Seb unb Soieft
q. Maribal; Ginans.Secretdr - s.
Bel; @orreiponoirenoer Secretdr-@,
6. Meⅇ protoeollirenber Secretdr :
W. W. Sapp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Snbianapplis, Snb., Wpntag, T. Mai 1903
Mns StaSt= un0 Gomnth=Wer=
ipGltung.
0as 9rOsramm fir bic stuOtratbss Situns.

MOslider @eiie wirb in Der beute
Ibenb itattfinbenoen StaotratbsliBun9
bic Sourbier'i9e @errpmanoer=Orbi=
nans b. B. Die bebufs gteueintbeiluns
Der Stabt uno ibrer neuen SerritOrien
in Warbs gum 8ortbeile Der republic
faniIden 8artei our Debate unb 2lb=
itimmung auiserufen iperoen. Sie
Semotraten peroen ibre Innabme ni9t
berbinbern t6nnen. Sie Oroinans be-
bafs &egulirung Der Automobil=Gabr-
ssi9winbisteit miro ginitig einberi6tet
peroen, ebenio bic betreffenb bic $780,.
appropriation fir Die Nniteluns zines
Wilhinipsetors=@sbtilfen, bineegen lift
ioweit nod feline ginisung besiislid
Der =8lattern=gppropriation unb
besiislid Der Oroinans CUR &esuliruns
Der 6abrseiawinOisteit Der electrii9en
StraBenbabn=@ars ersielt tporben.
Sas aIte glatternbo 7 b l.
tai n berg brannt.
Sas alte 8latternbpIpital auf ben
ifdot. 9Oipital=@riinoen, oas felt meb=
reren Wlonaten unbenubt unb bielsn
perionen Elm @egeni nitanb oes NnitoBes
9epeisn 1T, tpurbe am Samltae Na9-
mittag auf @ebeiB Der @eIunobeits.
8eb0rbs bon elmer 9lbtbeilung Der
Geuerwebr nieoergebrannt. Dem Wei-
terbau bes Soipitalss fir xnheilbare
&rante, weldes bic 6lower=WiiIion
auf ben ftdotiiden Soipiial= @riinoen
erriaten ldBt, itsbt jsbt gti6ts msbr i'm
@ese.-3u bemerten lit, baB Die Ser=
rem Sueb Mc8otpnn unb SEQ. Mc=
@uaO&. je $500 fiir bieIes SOipital
sei6entt baben.
Ber trd9t bic 9 9ulb?
Sas Gomite FIR 6ffentli9e Si6er-
belt uno WOblfabrt pirb bermut6lif
in Der beutisen Staotratbsfisun9 aud
iber oas &eiultat ieiner unteriu6une
Der ifdbt. Orbinansen our &seulirunq
Der Gabrseiduinbisteit Der giienbabn'
3iige in Der Staot unb Der Sur9.
fiibrung oieier Sroinan3en beridten.
Wie 8ori. Wbeeler BON Dem @omitt
ertldrt bat, tann oasielbe nidt anbers
beridten, als baB bic b TT ehenber
. rb binan5en sur &e9 II,
litung Der Giien b B II.
Gabrsei d m NIB felt unit
sur 8erb Il tung BON ri
beaufreu5ungs- 8 II n d | len
ni4t bur9gef BRIT mer.
b II.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Ser prenBiide Sinanaminiifer b.


&beinbaben, Der oieier Sage nod Stem
Dort abfdbrt, tbut pobl baran, iei:i
Miniiferporterfeuille in Der Saide 3u
balten unb, ifatt aeitraubenbsr geiude
in @aibingtOn, sroBe inouitrisls
gtabIiRentsnts bss 9anbes elmer ,Sn-
fpettien 3u untersieben. No9 tpiin-
i6ensuertber mdre es, tpenn Der 9enter
Der preub. Staatsfinan3en feline SnfOr.
mationen ni4t BLOB BEL vSnouifrie=ga=
pitdnen", ionbern aud bon Arbeitsrn
bolen wir0e. gs t6nnte bann biel.
lei6t ben Serren bon Der Rsids- unb
preubifden &esieruns, Die pie 9an=
belsminiiter Mpellsr in grridtune bon
Srufs bas Seil fir bic beuti9s Sn-
buitrie erblidsn, and Die 2ebrfeite Der
Mebaille barlegen. Seioer 1T nit
Si9erbeit an5lrnebmen, bab Rb. tur3=
bemeiiene &eife berartige siiuffies Re-
fultate flidt 3eitigen piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Inifaliiaes.

Inter 2eituns ibres Sirisenten,
9errn Srana gellinaer Deranltaltet bic
y Tabernacle @boral Society" am ndh=
ten Weittwo9 Nbenb in Der Stride ibr
erifes 0Hentlides Concert. Inter Den
Mitmirtenoen befinoen fid: frau gau
9. 9itt. SRI. goitb Stanton grosn.
SRI. Mlma Berno, SRI. 2ena 9. Gan.
fare, SRI. Srene goans, fotpie Die
Ssrren Gmil Steinbilber, Sulius
8urdbarot, 9ouis S9dfer, SO. 8.
Ssnien, ferner Pianiit goparb ebert
gu9beim uno Der @elliit &arl S1miot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Tefalii@es.

Sie bieiige poifoffics @lert's 8ereis
nisung bat fur Die am @rdber=
i4madunsstase in 2afapstts Hattfin-
oenbe Staats Contention fOlssnbe
Selegaten erudblt: Sobn 6. Sin.
ton, %. g. Carpenter. %. s. Sen.
ninss uno Seize 8. Waa (; Stslper-
treter. @eorse MiIsr, Wiaiam Woorp.
SO. s. 9eim uno 3. W. Warren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
/ Somiie Seebofer /

6rau 2Duife Seebofer, bic
madere 2sbenssefdbrtin bes Serrn
Sranf ssebOfer 1T beute in frHber
W1oreenitunoe in ibrer WObnung on
Der Yirginia ape. gto. 45l i'm Ilter
BON 81 Sabrsn aus bem 2eben sef9ie=
ben. sic fam, als fis nod faum A
Sabre alt mar, nit ibren gltern bon
Baiel na9 Snbianapolis, tpeldes ibre
3ueite 6eimatb sewOroen 1T. Sn
Jolse ibrer bortreffliden Sersens-
giaenidaftsn erfreute tie iib allieitiser
9dtung unb geliebtbeit.