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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-06-24

THEkE are two aspects to this mes
l sage of John. One its bearing upon
the unregenerate soul, and the other
having TO do with the soul that has
been born again. Both are called to an
attitude of repentance. One to the
saving of the soul. the other to the
putting of. more and more. of the flesh
and the putting on more and more of
Christ. Repent, o SOUL that has
not felt the cleansing and saving power
of Jesus blood, because 1.-The Kingd ON
of Heaven is at hand" Repent. o
Christian. because upon the failures of
to-day you are to mount by the help
of Jesus to a newer and better self
tomorrow There is to be practical
evidence in your life of that repent
ance. 1t is not the cry of the soul
when in peril and face to face with
death, and then utter forgetfulness of
that cry when the peril is passed and
deaths grim hand has been withdrawn
without claiming his victim. All, how
often is wrung from the lips the aCon-
lied cry of seeming repentance, and as
the storm passes and the bark of life
once more apparently sails on n quiet
sea. the soul forgets the cry and the
peril. And again on it goes in its in
difference to its desperate need while
just ahead are the rapids and the brink
OF eternity. That cry in the hour Of
peril was not the cry of repentance
Had ii been so, the fruits of that re-
pentance would have wrought the al
tered life.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07

From legal standpoint there is
hardly doubt that the Judgment
rendered yesterday against the Grand
Valley Irrigation company is correct.
But from the standpoint of absolute
Justice there does not seem to be any
thing right about it. The Sentinel is
not apprised whether the defense
fought as hard as it might have been.
but from the conversation of some of
those who are greatly interested it
would appear that more account of
the suit could have been taken and
greater preparations made TO fight the
case. Brockway has received all that
is coming to him from the Grand Val
ley Irrigation company and he is be-
ing made handsome present of near
ly six Thousand dollars. He now
owns the stock. which he purchased
under the eforclosure sale and he will
also receive the value of the stock. 1t
is good deal for Brockway, but an
awfully poor one for the farmers and
others under the Grand Valley ditch.
When. hereafter. it becomes necessary
too have any dealings with John P.
Brockway. whatever is coming to him
should be pushed out on fork. be-
cause if it is not he will not only get
what is his Legitimate due. but he
will have charge against the com
pany for attorneys fees, for the time
occupied in receiving the gift.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07

We believe it is the duty of Cover
nor Peabody to insist that Manager
MacNeill of the smelters Mt Colorado
Citv. shall meet and confer with the
smelter men, s association and the rep
resentatives of the Western Federation
of Miners We heartily commend
the stand taken by Governor Peabody.
assuming that he (the governor) be-
lieved that life and property were in
danger. On the other hand Manager
MacNeill, now that he has protection
wants to be as arbitrary as were the
men with whom he was dealing. be-
fore the arrival of the troops to pro-
tect the property in his charge. There
should be desire ON the part of both
parties concerned to adjust the mat
ter. But as far as being arbitrary is
concerned the men of the smelters
were just as unreasonable in their de-
mands and in their dictation before
Governor Peabody took hand. as
MacNeill is now. The governor
should force MacNeill to conference
at any rate, whether an agreement is
arrived at or not. Because men are
unreasonable, it should not influence
him
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07

Editor Currie must have been hand
ed at some time in his career a very
cold deal from travelling fakirs in the
newspaper field. He delivered him.
self of long TRADE against them in
his paper. The Journal of Telluride.
few days ago. He is very greatly
concerned about some of his newspa-
per friends that they will get left
in dealing with such. For his in
formation we will say that this paper
has entire control of its Industrial
edition. that Mr.. Newman is and
has been regular employee of this
office and if we get left on the deal.
we will stand it without a murmur.
Furthermore, this is the fourth or
fifth effort in the direction of special
editions and upon all that we purposed
to make money from, we were never
left holding the bag. From time to
time. this paper has issued editions
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07
ooRBErT- -JEFFRuEs SIGNED.

Baltimore. March 6.-James ].
Corbett and Billy Delaney. the latter
representing James j. Jeffries. met
hare tonight and signed articles for a
fight for the heavyweight champion-
ship. 1t was agreed that the contest
shall take place in California in July
or August. 1908. under the auspices
of the athletic club offering the
largest purse The men are to spar
twenty rounds to decision. the win
ner to receive 70 per cent of the purse
and the loser to take 20 per cent Bids
are to be sent to Harry Corbett. San
Francisco. accompanied by a certified
check for So, 900 duplicate bids to be
sent to Tom O'Rourke in New York.
Bids for the contest are to be opened
April 1. 1903.
The club securing the contest must,
deposit rtified check for the entire
purse ten days before the fight. 1t
was also agreed that the contestants
should deposit certified checks for
81, 800 in the hands of someone TO be
decided upon later at the time the Of
fer of the club offering the largest
purse is accepted.
There was considerable talk
between Corbett and Delaney as to
the sort of bandages which the prin-
cipal; should wear in the contest, but
they finally got together and agreed
to use only the soft tape which nearly
| all boxers use.
The agreement. which is rather
lengthy is signed by James J. Corbett
and Billy Delaney. The witnesses
are Thomas Corbett and Robert
Deadly.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07

from which it never asked and never
received penny in advertising. In
the present edition only those are So
licited who believe that the paper
will be an immense benefit to this sec
tion of Colorado. For his good offices
and his kindly solicitation for US in
this behalf. as well as others, we
heartily thank Mr., Currie, but we
are old enough ill this instance to
care for the Industrial Edition and to
guard what is coming to us, in case
any fakir should ATTEMPT "A mix mp.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07
WILL BE A WINNER.

The biographies of many of the
pioneers in Grand Jun ction will
form a part of the big Indu str ial
Edition which, everybody should
remember, comes out about the
10th day of April. The edition
is gong to be winner. 1t will
be the best paper of the kind ever
published in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07
Seven Hundred
Miles on a Pony.

Seven hundred miles ON single
E. Smell of Washington. D. c.. al
though he and the good mare Mollie
were forced to abandon the ambition
of making the trip from West Plains.
Mo. TO Denver clear score.
A few months ago Mr.. Smell was a
student in the Park college, theolog-
ical seminary at Parkville. Mo. To-
day he is bronzed. hardy and sturdy.
and says he will not go back TO
books. but means to strike out at once
into the field of business.
His decision is due to the expert
ences' of his long. lonely ride on
horseback over the hills of Missouri
and the plains of Kansas. He jumped
barbed wire fences; he forded. .un-
known rivers; he defed rain. and
sleet and cold; he beat down snow
drifts; he survived billiards; he has
concluded that having done these
things, he can do others and as brave.
and perhaps, more useful things not
seb uOWn III IHe cuIIlCulun VI any
school room.
Mr. Smell is located at 1904 Curtis
street "Mollie' is in Syracuse,
Kan. where she will remain until
spring becomes an assured season.
when her owner intends to ride her
into Denver and complete the trip he
originally planned. but to which a
heavy blizzard and business exegien-
cies brought close.
Mr.. Snell's idea in making the trip
from Missouri to Denver was Quixotio.
81 simply sought adventure. he says
'and-well. found goodly degree of
it
Mr.. Smell was five weeks in reach
country town, but he made detour
into Indian territory to visit friends
and he visited week with his brother
who is member of the faculty of a
Catholic college at Wichita.
81 have figured it out" he says,
that the trip on horseback cost me
just three times as much as it would
if had taken the train, but five
times the amount it cost would not
have paid for the fun had and the
things l learned. Despite the bliz-
zard l would not have given uD the
trip had it not been that Mollie went
saddle sore.
During his trip through Kansas.
Mr.. Smell met all sorts of conditions
of folks and he gives the citizens of
the state. as an average. a splendid
reputation for hospitality. He con-
graduates himself that he was com
PEELED to sleep in haystack only one
night.
Mr.. Smell comes by his adventurous
spirit naturally. His father. Pres
byterian minister, was the founder of
Forest and Stream, the authority on
hunting and piscatorial sports. The
elder Mr.. Smell is now connected with
postoffice department work in Wash
ington. The younger Mr.. Smell says
he came west simply to see the
country and gain experience.
''Mollie' is native of Indian ter
ritory, aged 8. cost $50. and her owner
declares. is worth her weight in gold.
Mountain News.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07
Nicely Settled.

There whole lot of good things about merchandise
the principal thing which desire to acquan you with S
that nicely settled in our new store
Our have not arrived yet and there number
of other things added but they all come in time.
We believe you will say when you call that we have
strictly up date Hat. Shoe and
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07
Furnishing House.

We going after trade this year. by keeping just the things
YOU want goods will be strictly up to date and sold at
the least possible margin Keep looking at this from time to
time for taking ideas and things in tiaberdashery.
Yours for trade,
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07
Yours for trade.
Frank Kirlin.

p 81 pairs Velour Calf button shoes for
good sellers They
pair. That svhatu / cost you, you them.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-07

Barnard Hughes. is up from the
lower valley.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Yoli,eili@es Maerlei.

% M. g M it +, elm 46 Sabre alter
Sauirer bon Der Wet Stem Sort Str,
wuroe geitern Mfittag bon Den &ablern
Sull unb @riffin pesen zines, on einem
&naben besangenen unnennbaren 8er=
bre9ens perbaftet. Ser Suno mdre
bsinabe selpndt woroen.
Sie Of 8 berniiBt semeloete 5rau
SOiepbine Bomber bon Der Decatur
Str, Die am Wontas nit Doris Mn=
brstps, benz So6terden ibrer Saus=
tpirtbin, psri9wanb, 1T beimsetebrt.
sic bate cine Sreunoin beiudt unb
ii4 peripdtet.
llnter Der Nnfl lage, ibrer
arbeitseberin, Sran 8eO. aleranoer,
in Go. SO7 glorb penniplOania Ctr.
cine ansabl Sleeounssfiide, iowie
nabesu $50 in gaar seitOblen gu ba=
ben, puroe bic 24=idbrige 2ena Sropn
gefern in 6aft senommen.
ais permits st gemeloet tpuroe
BON ieiner 6rau Der pOlisei 6. 3.
Omens, Msent elmer bieiigen M0bel=
banbIuns. Sie 6rau befir4tet, baB
berielbe ni6t ipast beimsutommen.
neil er bier in vYool=&OOms" tpdbreno
Der lebten Sage s2OO-$3OO perIOren
babe.
Mus Office Der u. 6.
3iss 2umber So. on @aIbinston Str.
uno @iirtelbabn tpurbe tpdhrsno Der
Wlontag Nadt, tpie seltera Mor3en oer
poIisei iiber's nsus pbone semeloet
murbe, bas alte Telephone" seifsblen.
Sreb 6. 8arbner's 8 .Wobn=
baus in go. 1918 8roaowap erbielt
ben geIu9 zines ginbre4ers, Der u. u.
cine Siamant=8uiennaosl unb $18 in
Baar mitnabm.
Terner tpuroe aus Wm. 6.
2epperts Stale in 9fO. 1919 parf
Mpe. beHen pferb uno gusgp geifOblen.
Sheriff Ri9aroion bon SAB @ountp
bat geiiern Mbeno Die bieiise poliasi,
llmidau nod einem 21idbr. Burden
Namens Wontreppiaeg egritton au halten,
Der ibm in g1oblespille. wdbrenb bes
Srmsportes gum &efOrnatOrium in
Sefferfonbiae entfprunaen 1T. Se,
peaen @roboiebfabls berurtbeilt'
gurI9e itreifte fih bic 9anofde0en al
unb iprans aus bem 8abnraescn.
6enfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
No9 gut abselanfem.

Sie Wai9inerie. bur9 pelde Die
Sahritfble i'm neuen Glappool Sotel
getrieben tperoen, bsrfaste am Siens=
tag 4benb ben SienF unb es hdtte
ni9t biel oaran sefeblt, 10 tpiirbsn srei
PeriOnen ihwer DerleBt poroen iein.
,Sn einem Der gleba.oren befanoen
iid Der Giibrer be1elben &op Gamble
uno 3wei Yahasiere. gls Der Gabr=
itubl big gum z. Stoftusrf eefommen
mar, iauite berislbs pl0Bli9 big gum
4. binab unb fdnsqte Johann Bis gum
Sa6fubl empor.
Der 8orfalI purbe gum Slid iofort
bemsrtt uno Der Maiainiit i6loB bic
Waherfraft, nit uel9er Die Jabrltuble
gefrieben tnetoen, ab. Sie brei per=
ionsn, welde natiirlia einen beilOisn
S9reden aus9efanoen batten, famen
unBerlebt oaDDn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Neme .Smesrporaticmen.

Sncorporirt tpuroen 9eltern bic fol=
aenben neuen 8eIsaf9aften:
Die vStanbarbM Manufacturin9Go." /,
Mnberion; capital SO, 600; SirectO.
rem: Susb Sia. s. 6. aih, %. S.
Sadion uno 6. s. Sadion.
Sie vObb Geqoms Sau ahOciation"
9osanspOrt; capital $40, 900; Sirec-
loren: Sobn 6. Sarneb, s. 8. Wc=
Sbeabp. Marion Glorp, 8. u. Brown,
Gib. 8. Brandt, %. 6. @outb, 5reb.
9sppe, If.
Die .Sepsl 5urnace COMPANY"
Glfhart; capital SO, 900; SirectOren;
o. 6. gopls, 9. u. Seffier unb 8. S
Bofuif.
Die vNluneie, 9artforo @itp q 1T.
gDanne Rp. Co." erb0bte ibr Mctien-
gapital bon $1,00O,OO0 auf $l,'
100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Nus oent Staatsbemie.

@ouperneur Surbin bat 8. 6ranf
G9mio uno 2pcursus 9. Rc@ormad
su Wtitqliebern Der Staats=@rbeits=
GommiiliOn wieoerernannt. grferer
reprdientirt bic Sntereiien bes @api-
tals, 9eBterer bic Der @rbeit.
Mlbert j.. Sala BON aleranbria,
ipel9er ernannt wOrben mar, um ben
unpoGenoeten Sern1in bes perforbenen
@eorge %. Sloan als Mitglieb Der
Staats=gshoroe fir Pbarmacie aus
auftaen, iit fir einen bollen Ssrmin
tpieoer ernannt tpproen.
Sem lebten Sabresberi9t sufolge
tuuroen bon ben i'm Sabre 1902 benz
gentral=Srren=Nirl iibergebenen pa=
tient.n 33 57IlOO prOcent sebsilt. Sm
berfoHenen Sabre tpurben 566 - 228
tueibli6e unb 338 mdnnli9e = ssiites=
umna6tste perionen aufsenommen.
Sm Surdfdnitt befanben li9 td9liA in
Der Mntalt 1920 Patienten.
8ouperneur Surbin bat Soparo
Boone bon Wabiion @ountp, wel6er
am IA. 6ebruar nad Dem &eformato=
RUM gs!anbt wuroe, parolirt. Ser=
ielbe leioet on Der S6tpinbiu9t.
Sie Stats 8eb6rbe fur dr3tli6e
priifuns unb &ssiffratiOn trat seiiern
in Sisung, nm Certificate an SO 8ra=
ouirte bon ansrfannten meoicinii9en
Colleges aus3ufelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
6rau &i9arb 6. Sapis
fieQrei1.

Dor 9eraumer 3eit berfra9te cine
gant in @aibington. Snb., neil Der
@aiiirer oerielben, Jidarb 6. Sabis,
einen groben She'll Der 8slbsr Der
gant i'm Sasaroipiele Derloren bate.
Na4oem Die Sursen b.sielben, feline
Satin unb oeren Gamilie, Die feblenbe
Summe eriebt bate, berflaste ssrau
Saois ben profeifionelen Spieler
Matbeu &elp, an mel6en ibr @atie
cine enorme Summe berlnren batte,
auf Wieoereritattuns oerielben. Sic
erbielt Elm llrtbeil su ibren 8unifen i'm
getra9e bon $4,000. Ils Der Sberiff
bas gisentbum 9ellp's in Beiis nsb.
men pollte, um bas lIrtbeil su befris=
oisen, bsrIanste &sap, baB ibm gisen-
tbum i'm Wertbe bon 5000, ben 8e=
itimmungen bes Nusnabme=@eieBes 3u=
folee, gelafen tperoe. Ser 3reisri1ter
enti6ieo bagesen, baB oieies @eieb in
bieiem Sale ni9t in 9lnmenbung ge.
bra4t perben fann. &elp appellirte
uno seitern bat oas slppeaatiDnsseridi
ee9en ibn entI9ieoen, inoem es bic
Gntiheibung bes 9reisri9ters befd.
tiste.
Gel die b EN-.
gmma Sbaffer erbielt Die S6eiouna
bon ibrem @atten @aib Sbaffer be.
ipilist. Iu9 9tanep &er9epal wuros
bon ibrem 8atten &uben geI9ieben.
Sm poliSeiseri9t
purbe CHARLES 8ornebm, wel9er ir
Matbstu's 9iirtii9em gao anseitsQ
i if, pesen Srasens berborsener WaFfer
our 3abluns bon s25 unb Soften psr
urtbeilt. Die Strafs murbe jsood
iuspenbirt.
Ma,on Safe, Der S9anttelner bel
Wirtbes Mantel, tuel9er CUR 3sit al
in oehen 2Ocol Der Bigger Chic
Stout ton feinem &aiisnsenohen Sobi
| gouns seidOfsn lpuroe, tuesen Der
fsBuns oes Nidolion=8eieses perbafte
pprben mar, erbielt fsinsn Gaa au
unbeifimmte 3sit peri9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Yerional= =Noti,en.

Sn Der 9euti9en gpane. 2uther.
ct. Paul's Stride an Megartn unb
Netu Seriep Str. finbet beute @beno
bic Srauung bon SRI. Sbominia
Sanien, SoGter beg gbspaarss War=
tin u. Sanien unb Sran bon Der 0e-
brasta Str, nit Serrn gbas. u.
8ollratb bon Der MabiiOn Mbs.
ftatt. Der Srauuns folst cine bOdele=
9ante Sodaeitsfeier in Der Siibieite
~urnbaae. Slid gum g aoe
Sic pielen Greunbe bes Qerrn
Gu TAB @enner bon Der Nrcaoe
9neipe, Der felt nabeSu 8 Wo9en f9wer
ertrantt eetpeien 1T, tuerben eetpiB init
6reuben pernebmsn, bab Der patient
fi@ ieBt aiif bem Wese Der geiisruns
befinoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Seniamia Sarriiom @oanmsnt
sliiotiatiom.

Sie Mitglieber Der Benjamin Sarz
riIpn Wonumsnt @fociation" erpdbl=
ten in ibrer am Sienfas Ibenb abge=
baltensn SabresOeriammlung Die alten
geamten mieeer. Sieielbsn iino: prd-
fioent, CHARLES %. Gairbants; prdf.
bent beg &atbs Der &esenten, Sobn
SO. Softer; gice=prdiiosnt, Subn g..
Wi0iams; Secretdr, @pans @oollen;
Sireetoren, Susb SOusbertp, 6. 6.
Softer, SO9n 9. Clam, Sohn g. 5ren=
sel, Sobn 80. &ern, Wlortimer 2epe-
ring, Sames 6. 2illp. @lijab 3. Mar=
tinoale, auauitus 8. MaiOn, 9arrp
S. Milisan, Sarrp g. Stem, CHARLES
30. Smith, 9obert 9. Saplor, Sobn
9. @iliams unb gpans @oolen.
Sss S6abmsiifer's SeriGt sufOlge
bat Die gereinisuns s35. .394.e3, mel
DE gu 8 prOesnt anselest iinb, an
Sdnben. Die 8siammt=Iussaben fir
bas Sabr bslisfsn fi9 auf $153.1S. Sn
Der @eriammluns. wel9e binter se-
iblofienen SbHren ifattfano, fanc bic
sSSoee in Dem nsuen 8ebduoe Der Sobn
Ssrron &unit=Yersinisung Elm Wemo=
rial AUDITORIUM, in peldem eine Sta
tue bes Generals Sarriion aufgefelt
trerben iou, erbauen 81 lai1en, pielen
9lnflang. Sefinitibes iuuroe ieoof
nod ni6ts beI6lohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Gin befannter Yiomier seitorbea.

Sobn 8. Soerstb, peIder biele Sabre
lang elmer Der berporragenoiten Bau=
@ontractoren Der Stabt mar, iit am
Sienitag Nbenb in ieiner Wobnune,
go. 500 Norb Gait Str, einsm
S9lasanfalle erlsssn. gr tpuroe in
Seutidlano seboren unb wanoerte i'm
Sabre 1852 nod ben @srsinisten Staa=
TN aus. gr fiebelte ii9 in Snbiana.
polis an, ipeldes ieitbem iein ifdnbissr
Wobnort mar. Gin Sabr rad ieiner
Mnfunft berbeiratbete er fi9 nit SRI.
@ilbelmine Sipp. grit Dor tpsnigen
@oden feierte bas @bepaar feline eol-
bene So9,eit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Sc elbfmDrb gpioemie | n
gBaibington.

CIV ! H'
Wafbinstpn, 29. Npril. Srei
perionen haben beute bier Selbifmorb
begangen unb stpar ale nlittels &ars
bolIaure. Die brei Selbftmoroer
maren Seonaro $. Wansum, elm
friiberer glerf i'm geniusamt, @up 6.
pabgett, elm 8runbeiaentbums= unb
Electromagnetic uno Grau Sable
plumrer, cine iun9e Grau, oeren
Wann Elm 2un9lotal an pennfplpania
Mpenue betreibt. Wangum berlor i'm
Suli porisen Sabres feline STEELE i'm
Genfusamt unb mar ieitoem obne 8e=
iddftisuns setueisn. Die llria9e BON
pabsetfs Selbltmorb if unbsfannt,
bod alaubt man, oaB er in LETTER 3eit
8elb perloren bate uno bariiber lebens=
miioe getporben mar. gr mar Wit-
glieb oer Warabees unb Obj 6eaptps.
Trau Plummer uurbe bewuBtlos
auer iiber ibr gett ausgefredt eefun=
ben unb ffarb balo nod ibrer uebsr.
fiibruna nad Dem 9Ospital. sic fou
idon friiber einmal einen Selbfmoro=
periu4 gemadt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
,,8obs' Club Mhoeiation. "

Sn Der Sabresberiammluns Der
ygops' Club NhOciation" purben fol.
gsnbe 8eamte erudblt: prdi iioent, 6.
g. Ssnnp; 8ice=P Prdfibentin, Srau 6.
s. Softer uno Sol. Selbase; Secrstd.
rim, SRI. gtbel Glelanb; SdaBmeite=
rim; SRI. glnnie 6raier; Sruitee, 8. %.
Coffin; geratbunss.geb6ros, %. S.
&i9aros unb s. s. Difiette; Superin=
tenoentin. SRI. Ilice @rapocn.
Die Ginnabmen i'm Deraofsnen
Sabre beliefen fi9 auf $2131.38, bic
Iussabsn auf s1S60.32. Wdbrenh
beg Sahres murbe 25 iunsen 2euten
Stellungen berIdafft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29

Sic 1T bei9uloist. ibrsn Mann nit
Mrienit bersiftst ;u babsn. @or ettua
bier Wo4en taufte oas @bepnar 9lrIe=
nit elm, ansebli6 sum SOoten BON
Staten. 3wei Sage ipdtsr beeann
Siron iOnberbare 9rantbeitserf9ei=
nlingen gu 3eigen. tusl9e brsi bin;uee-
3osene aerste ii9 ni4t 81 srtldren psr=
modten uno als Der pierte anbeutete,
oaB IrienitDersiftuns borlisee, mar
es bereits su ipdt, ba Der Mnnn esItpr=
ben mar. Sein Maeen tpuroe Gemii5
analplirt uno oas &.iultat mar, oab
arisnit in oemielben sefunosn uurbs.
Nette gu uftdnbe.
Sefferfonbille. Sn Der
lebten 8eriammluns bes gountpratbs
BON @lart @Ountp, Snb., iielte es
ii9 beraus, oab mertpiiroige Sinee
fia erei9net batten. Inter oen gefor=
oerten 8ertuillisuneen befanben ii6
3tpei fiir $500 uno fir 1920, iueldes
Selo aus benz S9ulfonbs auf fait
tpertbloies @l9entbum seIieben ioorben
mar. Sie $500 iolltsn cine 9lnleibe
auf oas @igent6um oes s. @aIter 3u
$1,000 oeden, meldes 6Fentli9 fir
$500 bertauft woroen mar. gio6 hiib=
iaer ftebt es nit Der stpeiten 4nleibe.
gor etli9en Sabren wurbsn Der 6rau
6. u. Soliiter $1,000 seborst; iie b6rte
auf 3inien su be3ablsn, unb als ibr
Sano pertauft wurbs, bra6te es $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Sie prdfioenten= =2eife.

Sie prdfibenten=&eife.
&eotut, Sa., 29. april. Der
prdfoent berlieB Soma beute 8ormit=
tag um 10 llbr. guf bem bieiissn
Babnbof perabi9iebets fi9 Goupsrneur
@ummins bon iam unb @oubernsur
Soderp bstpillfOmmnete ibn i'm 91amen
oss Staates MiiOuri. Sn &ano part
hielt Der Yrdiioent cine ldneere &eoe.
bomas Ordefer.
@bieaso, 20. alpril. Die Sru=
fees Der S6Omas-O -Or6efer=9lTociati
baben beute bsi9IOhsn, bas Ordsitsr
fir elm peiteres Sabr gu ensasiren.
mdbreno pelder 3eit fie erneuts gn-
frensunsen MAIDEN tueroen, bsn &ef
Der $3.50, 600 aufsubrinesn, bic nOtbis
iino, um Die Organization auf cine
permanente gaiis 81 itellen.
Sie @onbention Der 3inn.
pIatten-M Mrbe tier.
Inberfon, Sno., 20. Gpril.-
Die 5. Sabresoeriammluns Der vSin-
plate Worter's Snternational gBrotec=
tipe Gfi'n." tuurbe beute 0ormittag in
Seder's 9alle erOffnet. Wtapor Sobn
6. Gorfner bieB bic SeIesaten tuiltom.
men. prdiibent pOtpsa unb anbere
Seantten bielten fur5e Anipra9en.
SierauT tuurbsn bic berI9iebenen 60.
mites ernannt. Die SiBunssn fino
eebeim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Gommercial=g

Die Nctiondre oes @ommercial=@lubs
baben bei9lofen, ben idhrliaen Sei=
trag bon s6 auf SO 3u erb6ben. Sie
ginnabmen bes Clubs i'm perfloiienen
Sabre paren sic, 725 bon Wtietben
uno $4,000 bon 8eitrdsen. Die Iusga=
ben beliefen ii6 auf oenielben getras.
10 oab BON Der bcnblrten Shulo ni9ts
absetraetn iperben tOnnte. Sieies piro
in SSolee Der erb6bten Sabres=geitrdge
qeIheben f0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Gin Sneianapoliier uerlett.

8ei Der leBte Na9t nabe Solebo
ltattgsfunbsnsn s. 8. & 8. 8abn=
Sataitropbe tuurbe aud elm Snbiana=
pOliier, ndmlih g. %. Senger, b.rlebt.
gr wobnt 9to. 819 gto,b Sainois Str.
unb III &eiienoer fir Die 6. 8. grOmn
Sons Co., Seem Oorf. gr erlitt 8er=
lebungen i'm @eii9t uno an Der Siifte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
TreS. Serso sefanoea.

Ser DteBser 6reo. Sersb, tpelder
OOr einisen Sasen aus ieinsr @obnuns
go. 1924 Oft WaIbinston StraBe ber=
idwanb, 1T bon ben Detectives 9auier
unb Colbert an Der Oriental Strabe
unb Soutbeafern Nbenue umberirreno
aufeefunben tporben. gr bate s1246
in ieinem 8efB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-29
Treo. Sims lsbat ab.

6reb. Sims bat Dem 8unbes=War=
idaa pettit mitgetbsilt, oaB er bas ibm
ansebotene Nmt oes @bef=Oeput1s nidt
annebmen fann. Gs iinb nod sabl-
rei9e Beperber I'm ben poifen, pel9er
$500 idbrli6 einbrinst, borbanoen.