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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
Little Stories From THE Diamond.

Billy Lush is playing basketball and polo
for winter diversion.
Ex-pitcher Pink Hawley is looking for
business opening In Cincinnati.
Connie Mack thinks that Pitcher Henley
will prove star performer next season.
Chick Stahl has gone to Maine on a hunt
ing trip. That's a long ways from Indiana.
Brooklyn has turned Pitcher Pounds over
to Denver. Tim Flood did the negotiating.
Pitcher Bill Kennedy, of the Pittsburgs,
is slated for the tin can before the Sc son
opens.
Billy Hoy and Joe Corbett are the only
Los Angeles players who have not signed
1904 contracts.
Charley Moran, the Washington short
STOP is said to be very anxious to get away
from that club.
Pitcher Steele. of Fort Scott has landed
in Milwaukee's band wagon. Cantillon
thinks him o. K.
President Herman. of the Cincinnati
club, has discovered that 1t Is not an easy
matter to make trades.
Manager Buekenberger is certainly a
hustler. He has arranged his entire itin-
erary for the spring of 1904
Connie Mack is said to have a contract
with Rube Waddell which calls for the
pitching OF forty games by the southpaw.
Comiskey says he will take about twenty
five men down TO New Orleans. About
twenty will go with the Cubs to California.
President Bryce of the Columbus club,
sdys he will not make any announcement
concerning his team until after the holi-
days.
Bob Unglaub says he will sign with Mil
waukee again If Boston does not tender him
a contract soon. 1t need not do so until
March, Mr.. Unglaub!
Pitcher Jack Hickey says he is not sure
that he is fast enough for the Cleveland
club and he may try to slide back TO the
minors for another season.
Warrender, formerly manager of Grand
Rapids, who has been signed as manager
of Terre Haute, says that no man who
drinks can play on the team.
There Is no truth In the rumor that Fred
Clarke Is to manage from the bench next
year. There's too much good play left in
Fred to waste IL on the bench.
..All talk about trading pitcher Jack Tay-
lor came from that player himself" says
Frank Selee. Taylor thinks he has been In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
SCHRECK WAS GROGGy
At END OF THE SIXTH
lack O'Brien Hammered the Gin
cinnati Man All Around
the Ring.
VERDICT NOT AGREEABLE

CHICAGO, Dec 2.-"Philadelphia" Jack
OBrien was given the decision over Mike
Schreck, of Cincinnati, after six rounds at
the Chicago Athletic Club tonight. The
verdict was not agreeable to a large por-
ton of the spectators. who thought Schreck
should have had draw. He made good
fight in the first three rounds and ducked
many of O'Brien's blows with great clever
ness, but he took four blows for every one
he landed. O'Brien knocked Schreck fiat
on his back in the second round and half
through the ropes in the fifth. In the sixth
round he hammered the Cincinnati man all
around the ring and had him groggy at the
finish.
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Chicago long enough. He would like to go
to Cincinnati and if can agree upon a
trade he can go there
Charley Nichols is of opinion that under
nand pitching hurts more than overland,
put McGinnity does not think so. A chance
Tor argument between two great pitchers.
President Strobel, of the Toledo team
says he has lost money for the last four or
nve seasons. He should have lost more with
the punk teams he had.-Detroit Tribune.
President Strobel, of the Toledo club de-
clares that there is no truth i'm the report
that his team is for sale. He expects TO be
a FACTOR in the race next season with his
Mud Hens.
Before Doc Hillebrand agreed to sign With
Washington he had been negotiating with
Pittsburg and would doubtless have caught
on there mad he not been in such hurry
70 sign with Washington. According to
Secretary Locke Hillebrand had pledged
himself to give Pittsburg the preference
IL he played professional ball
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NASHVILLE IS NOT
IN THE TURF WAR

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. PA rumor in
the fight which the unrecognized tracks are
reported to be about to make against the
Western Jockey Club in 1904 was punctured
to-day by letter which S. X. Montgom-
cry. president of the new Memphis Jockey
Club and steward in the Western Jockey
Club. received from M. Overton, president
of the Tennessee Breeders Association,
which controls racing in Nashville.
According to talk heard here, combine
was formed by which Nashville was to Join
the "outs," among whose members already
are the Union Jockey Club, of st. Louis,
the new club in Chicago. Hot Springs and
possibly the Joliet and Crosse Point tracks.
Overton not only denied the possibility of
such a statement. but thanked Mr.. Mont
gomery for representing Nashville at the
Chicago meeting, adding:
Nashville is quite satisfied with dates
assigned. We should have liked a longer
meeting In the spring. but the fall dates
even up for the short spring meet"
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Geo. N. Cobb & Co.
FIRE and LIABILITY
INSURANCE.
zso Newton CIaypooI Building
NEGRO ON DEATHbED
TELLS OF HIS THEFT
On Confession Saloon Keeper Ar
rested for Receiving Stolen
Goods.
GUILTY. MAN is DEAD

Through deathbed confession to a theft
committed over year ago. Mike Wells, a
negro saloon keeper at 300 Indiana avenue,
was arrested last night by Detectives Col
bert and Hauser and slated at the police
station on charge OF receiving stolen
property. Over year ago a diamond ring
valued at $50 was stolen from Jennie Corr
ley, colored hairdresser at % West Ohio
street, and all efforts to locate the thief
proved fruitless. Several weeks ago Henry
Stewart, sick negro, who had but a few
days longer to live, sent for Miss Corley
and confessed to her that he had stolen the
ring.
He told her that having lost all his money
in craps game in Mike Wells's saloon, he
borrowed several dollars on the ring, but
never redeemed IL. After making the con-
fession Stewart breathed his last, and IL
was but short time ago that he was
buried. Jennie corley demanded the ring
from Wells. but he refused TO return IL to
her. She then notified the detectives. and
on investigation they found the story OF the
dying man to be true.
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MAIL CAR OVERTURNED.
Two Postal Clerks Cut About the
Face-No Passengers Hurt.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 12.-The incoming New
Orleans flyer" on the Louisville g. Nash
vile. carrying 40 passengers. and freight
train of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain q
Southern Railroad collided head on to-day
in the terminal yards in East st. Louis.
The engineers and fremen of both engines
jumped and saved themselves from serious
injury. Three clerks who were in the mail
car narrowly escaped death. clinging to the
sides of the 1T toppled over. Two of
them, Russell Mccormick, of Nashville,
Tenn, and W. Spickard, of Nashville ILL.,,
were cut about the face. None of the pas
sengers was hurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
BIG INSURANCE VERDICT.
Heirs of Louisville Man Secure
S71.286 Through Litigation.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec 12-The Jury In
the case of the heirs of r. G. Whayne
against the Provident Life Savings Assur-
ance Association to-day returned a verdict
for $74, 2S6. the value of a policy on Mr..
Whaynes life, together with interest at 6
who was wealthy manufacturer, was
found dead last February in a surburb
The insurance company protested the poll
icy on the ground of suicide.
The case of the Whayne estate against
the Equitable Life Assurance Society to
collect policies aggregating $4,000 will
come I'D Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. determination Of
the indictments returned last Thursday. by
the federal grand jury against a number
of ranchmen for alleged illegal fencing
shows that one was against Frank Currie.
of Custer county, as was given out at the
time the indictments were returned. The
error occurred through a similarity OF
names and from the fact that both are
prominent Western ranchmen and both
members of the State Legislature. Frank
Currie, OF Dawes county. is at the present
time q State representative.
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THE history. literature and therapeutics
OF the condition known Cold shows
conclusively that very little has been known
in regard TO this state.
who has not Witnessed the many fall
ures OF a good sweating dose OF castor
OIL, etc.? The fact Is, we have been over
looking the true origin of the diseased state
known Cold IL Is primarily a disease
Of the stomach, arrangement Of the pro-
cesses of gastric digestion Medical
Times.
The use of DR.. Humphreys ''Seveniy-
seven breaks UP the Cold. and If alternated
with or followed by the use Of specific No
10. the stomach Will perform its functions.
and the gastric arrangement caused by TAX
ing cold will be corrected.
In small bottles Of pellets that III the vest
pocket. Al druggists. Is cents each.
Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Med. Co. Cor. william and John
Streets. New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
YOUNG SCHOOLGIRLS
Adopts WITH FO|LS
Knickerbacker Hall Students Are
Devoting Much Time to
Fencing.
MRS. WOLFE AN EXPERT

Fencing is one of the sports which is being
largely taken up In the private schools for
young ladies and gentlemen all over the
country. There is probably no other in
door sport which will insure the same grace
and freedom of movement.
The young ladies at Kniekerbacker Hall
in this city devote one-half hour each day
to fencing, and many of them are proving
adopts with the foils Mrs Penelope lie
Monde Wolfe is the instructress in the gym
nastic work of the school, and she is en-
thusiastic over the skill shown by some of
her pupils
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
CLEVER BIG FIGHTER
+ AGAINST AWKWARD MN
pecial to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. R.-The
fight between Jack Johnson, the negro
heavyweight champion. and Sandy Fer
guson. 1.-THE Chelsea Giant" last night, in
which the black man was given the de-
cision at the end of the twentieth round,
was great disappointment. One clever.
big black, who couldn't hit hard enough to
put his man away, and one awkward. big
alleged fighter, who couldn't fight, tells the
whole story of the unpleasantness. Fergu-
son appeared to think the affair was huge
joke and Johnson tried hard enough, but
neither took an unnecessary chance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
KETCHAM IS AFTER
4 CHAMPION TROTTER

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-G. III. Ketcham,
of Toledo, O.. owner and driver of the great
trotting stallion Cresceus. will sail to-day
for Europe and expects to return early
next year with Wig-wag. said to be the
champion trotting horse of Europe. Ketch-
am will train the horse and with 1t Is going
to try TO win the championship of the
United States. The European trotter was
bred In the United States and was taken
over a year or two ago, since when he has
shown great speed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
WRESTLER RETIRED
WITH INJURIES

EDINBURGH. Dec. 12.-Bain, of Scot
land. defeated Carkeek. the American
wrestler, in the final pout for the worlds
wrestling championship tonight. After
wrestling fourteen minutes Carkeek, in
throwing Balm, dislocated his shoulder, but
nevertheless continued the bout, using only
one arm. Five minutes later he was again
Injured and was obliged to retire.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
Yale Graduate Sue. for Libel.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. IA suit for
libel. claiming damages of 5000, was in
stituted here to-day by Carl A. Mears,
graduate of the Yale law school of the
class of 1897. because of the publication of
his name in the Yale News, a college paper,
in a list of names of graduates, who, IL
was alleged. trafficked in tickets for the
Yale-Harvard football game, and allowed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
ATTELL AND FORBES
MATCH ANNULLED

ST. LOUIS. NO., Dec. IAN order was
issued by Chief of Police Kelly to-day pro-
hibiting all boxing exhibitions not given
by legitimate clubs. Public boxing contests
cannot be held and the contest scheduled
for next Thursday night at the West End
Club between Abe Attell and Harry Forbes
has therefore been annulled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
sheldon Club L. Suppressed.

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 1.-THE faculty Of
Washburn College to-day ordered that the
Socialist Club of the college discontinue it's
meetings. Ii Is said to be the result of let
ters being received from Eastern financial
supporters of the college saying they would
withdraw aid unless the club was sup
pressed The organization was formed by
some OF the admirers OF Rev. Charles IA
Sheldon and was conducted according to
his ideas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

Peter Berry, living at 526 Indiana avenue.
was struck yesterday afternoon at Twenty
first street and Central avenue by one OF
the heavy Anderson cars and cut I'm the
head. Berry was put off one of the street,
railway cars. and in an attempt TO hail
Union Traction car stood too near the
head He was attended by DR.. Fisk, the
traction companys surgeon Berry was
not seriously hurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
WORK FOR MANY MEN.
Pennsylvania Company Crowds Its
Shops at Altoona.

ALTOONA. Pa. Dec. i2.-Orders were is
sued to-day for the employees In the Penn
sylvania Railroad shops here to work full
ten hours a day, with overtime when neces-
sary. to get out the work. Between 1000
and 1900 additional men Will be given en-
ployment.
The company finds that IL has not enough
men at work to get out engines and other
rot''ng stock required to handle the winter
trafllc, - 49, -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE Rich
mond High School basketball team last
night defeated the Union City High School
team in this city by score of IS to Z. Rich
mond will play return date
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

Sunday and Monday:
Indiana and Illlinois-Fair. with cold
wave On Sunday. Monday fair and cold;
diminishing northwest winds.
Ohio-Snow, with cold wave on Sunday:
high northwest winds. Monday fair and
cold. with snow furries near the lakes.
Kentucky-Fair in west, clearing in east
portions. with a cold wave on Sunday.
Monday fair and cold.
Wisconsia-Fair and colder on Sunday.
Monday fair and not so cold; diminishing
northwest winds.
North and South Dakota, Nebraska and
kansas-Fair on Sunday and Monday;
warmer Monday.
Minnesota-Fair on Sunday and Monday;
warmer Monday; fresh west winds.
Iowa-Fai6 and cold on Sunday. Monday
fair and warmer.
Lower Michigan-Cold wave on Sunday,
with snow. followed in east portion by
clearing. Monday fair and cold; high north
west winds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
WABASH PLAYERS
RECEIVE INITIAL Nv"
special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAwFORDSVILLE. Ind. Dec. r.
Thirteen members of the Wabash football
team have been awarded the "W' upon
recommendation of Coach Wilson and Cap
tain Marshall They are Beeson, Dogue,
Due, Furrip. Gordon. Harp, King, Living
ston. Miller. Marshall Sutherland, Spauld-
ing and Van Mugs. Next year a captain
will be elected for each game.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

DAVENPORT. Ia. Dec. 12.-J. Stanley
Forrest. a Presbyterian evangelist. died to-
day of tuberculosis. He had served sew
eral terms In penitentiaries In Iowa, ILL
nois. Indiana and other States. according to
his own story. He was afterward converted
and became an evangelist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13
BARRISTER TEAM
TABS 4 VICTORY


The Barrister team tabled another easy
victory in the Comperrial League series
last night The work of Sampsell and Peelle
was noteworthy. Four fouls were called,
but only one was intentional. The team
work of Sampsell and Van Landingham
proved too much for the Kahns and they
lost by score of s to 4. Ruick played a
fast game for the Kahns. Lineup and sum-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-13

Score-Barristers, 8; Kahns. 4. Rushes-
Sampsell, II: Oliver. 2; Coffin. Goals-Samp-
sell, 5: Van Landingham, 2; Ruick, 2; Cof-
fin, 2; Peelle. Fouls-Peelle, 2; Ruick
Stops-Corbett, Ii; Giffin, Is.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
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paraoe ftatt. Sieielbe beitanb aus fiinf
Oibiiionen.
Der abmarfd erfol9te um 2 llbr bonn
@amp &eece. Sis formation Der pa=
raoe mar folsenoe:
/. Sipiiion.
polisei.
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unb Stab. 9aupt @oniul 80. u.
Nortbcott uno 9aupt=glert 6. %.
5aues. General S. 8. Mit9en umb
Stab, Die r6Orefers".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18

Wonate 3eit betpilliet, um ibren @on=
tract betreffs ausosbnuns ibres gaba.
Ipfems aus3ufibrsn. gis gum 81.
Se3ember ioQ Der gstrieb auf Der
Strede SiptOn=S =SnoianapOlis erOfnst
meroen.
9 lie % affernotb in Ga o.
pette.
ga apette. Srei pumpen fino
ieBt Sag uno gfadt bei6dftigt, I'm
oas Waiier aus benz @anal in Die
Sauptr0bren uno bon bort in bas
&elerboir i'm Columbian part Su pum=
pen, aber trob aller Nnltreneunaen,
geniisenOen @Orratb aufre9t 3u erbal=
ten, nimmt bod bas Quantum i'm
&eierboir in alarmirenoer @eiie ab, io=
oaB Die Sage cine iebr critii6e i!t. Die
Irbeiten in ben Wdfdereien unb
5abriten, in tpel6en Der 8etrieb auf
@aiertraft ansetuisien lit, muBtsn
ein9eifeat tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
Der neme Mrmee=Yoiten.

Sie @eOmeter Der &eaieruns, tpel6e
lett mebreren Wo9en nit benz 0ermei=
len oes 2anocompleres beiadftiat pa=
rem, auf uel9sm Der neue Ulilitdr=
Yoifen etablirt uerben pirb, baben
ibre Grbeiten nabe3u beenoet.
Sn einigen Sa9en tpsroen ii9 aud
idmmtli4e llebertrasunss-S
in ben Sdnben Der &ssierung befinben
uno es miro Johann nit Der Serfeluns
Der 5abrtpese be9onnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
@utomobile=@ le=@ettfabren.

Nm Sreitas uno Samitag perben
auf ben Gaireriinoen automobile. @ett=
fabrtsn itattfinoen, tpslde iebr intsrei=
fant iein pereen. Solte bas gDetier
an9enebm iein, 10 ipirb tpabri9einlit
Der Welt=&scOro iibertroffen, benn Die
prominentsifen @haufeurs bon Imerifa
befinoen ftp in Der Stabt. Sr. Senrp
Sameion, Gigentbiimer elmer Der i6nell=
fen NutO's, ianote seitern cine Ser=
ausforoerune an Garl 6iiber. tpelds
iofort ansenommen wuroe. Serr Gi=
iber miro iein eroBes Dinton fabren
uno Maurice Saranso lit Der auto=
mobile Chauffeur oss Sameion 9lutO
vpeerleE".
Sas srOBe Wettfabren spii6en Bar=
nep Slofielo uno Som Cooper finoet
am 6reitas Na9mitta9 itatt. Sieie
beioen Serren linb bielei6t bic erfab,
reniten Nutomobiliiten bes 2anoes unb
ibre 9lutpmobile, Der v&otbe S.ufel"
uno Die .999" finb 10 beriibmt, tpis
ibre @isentbimer.
@uf elmer geitern ab9ebultenen pro-
befabrt tpurbe Die Meile in | Minute 5
Secuneen 5uriidselest uno am 6reitas
miro Elm nod ainaiaeres &eiultat ere
wartet. Sas prOsramm fir Greitas
if:
l. Srei Oieilen MOtorfabren 1.50
9laiie. 2. 1900 pfunb 2laie, ofen
fiir Obs, &amblers, @aoiaacs, Grant=
lins, General Soffmans & So. 8.
Stunt Meilen.Gabren, 1000 pfuno=
8luiie. nut 20 pferoetrdften ooer pe=
niger. 4. 6inf Msilsn=MotOrcpcle,
1.20 &lafe. 5. Stint Meilen.Sabre
3tpif9en Som COOPER bs. 8arnp Olo=
fielb. 6. Stint Weilen=6abren. offen
fir @epinner Der portergeoangenen
Gabrten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
Socialer Snrnbereia.

Sn Der geitrigen reeelmdbigen ger=
fammluns tpuroen bic leBtsn 8orbe-
reitunsen fir bic getbeilisuns an oem
bepOritebenoen Sesirts=Surnfeit setrof=
fen. 9ln Dem Surnen miro inter
2eitung oes Surnlebrers 6ii9er cine
&isse bon Is Mann tbeilnebmsn.
Sas 8eiua oes SRI. 3lanfe, pdb-
renb Der Commemorate in ben &du-
men oes SOnntags=S6uluereins einen
&inoer9arten abbalten gu biirfen,
muroe bewiQigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
l1uter Soppel> >Mntlase.

Won ben Hablern Nsfin uno Tun=
CON tpurbe Isbte 0a6t q. 8. Wiles,
elm 9lngeifelIter Der @ebr. 9reitlsin in
go. 208 Siib sSlinois StraBe, unter
Der Intlage ces ginbru9s uno @roB-
oiebftabls berbaftet.
Die Sirma bermibte felt ldneersr
3eit ffets 8aar9eloer &C., uno lebte
Nadt tpuroe Wiles in benz 2oeale ers
piidt, als er fi9 pisoer mittelft Nad-
idlhHels ginsans bsriaafft batts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
Butler =Goaese.

Sie Ssnior-Glaiie 1903 iiberrsi9te
eeitern bem College elm Bib in 9ebsns-
grOBe bon Or. NQen q. Benton, mel.
der biele Sabre lang Prdiioent oes
College mar. Sm Namen Der Sirec.
loren na5m Serr Silton u. 8ropn bas
8eiaent entgeeen. 6eifern Nbeno
fano i'm @Ollese bas Banquet Der
Nlumni itatt.
Seuie Iormittag erhic.tsu bic @ra=
ouirten ibre Siplome.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
Stunts : gonbent Der gomntp:
S9ml= =Superiatenoeuten.

@m 80. Sum- uno l. Suli wiro i'm
Supreme=@eridtsiaale Die biesidbriae
Staats.@onpention Der Gountp-Sdu
iuperintenbenten absebalten meroen.
Sbr Sauptquartier tpirb bas @ranc
Sotel iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
Sntianappls, Snb Dpnnertas 1S Stunt 1908
2. Sibifion II.

2. Sipiiion.
@ioil Selegationsn aus anoeren
Staaten.
8. Sibifion.
Gipil=9elegatiOnsn aus Snoiana nit
4usnabme bon Warion gountp.
4. Sibifion.
@ibil Selesationen bon WtariOn
Gountp.
5. Sibtfion.
Saupt=Beamte unb 2oeal=@omites
in gauipasen.
Sie M arf 6linie
mar fOlssnbe:
Upn Camp &eece on Der Siioieite
Der Waibin9ton Str. gu einem Puntte
ueflib bonn Staatsbauie, &admari9
an Der Noroieite bis our Msrioian Str.
n6roli9 um bic Weitieite bes Wonu=
mentes big na9 8ermont Str., bon
Der 8ermont Str. big mad psnnipl=
Dania Ctr. uno iiiolid our ObiO Str..
nad Der Merioian Ctr. unb um bic
Sitieite bes Wonuments na9 Der
@aibinston Str, Oitli9 an Der gforb-
ieite big our gait Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
BrpRbritannien.
6 plp ton in elmer


Sprenefoff=S abrif.
2onoon, Is. Suni. Sn Der
2poite Gabrit in @OOluitd fanb beute
Worgen cine grploiiOn fatt. IA Yer=
ionen wurben set0btet, 13 oermunoet
unb 5 @ebduoe tpurben boafdnbig aer=
Hort.
@arb inal 9 auebnn m
terben.
2ono 18. Stunt. Sas 8e=
finosn oes cardinal 8ausban, tpel9er
an einem 8ersleioen erfranft lit, bat
fi6 oermaBen beridlimmsrt, baB bas
S4limmfe 81 erpartsn 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-18
Cine ieniationeae S@eibuns.

Die 6rau bes &idters Sames 90.
9eatbers pom Superior=8sri6s go. 2
erlangte 9eitern Die bon ihr beantraste
S6siouns bon ibrsm Manne, uno
Spar auf 9runo bon vsrauiamer 8e-
hauoluno".