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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Jefferson.

By far the most gorgeous production which has ever appeared at the Jefferson theatre is "A Chinese Honeymoon which was produced here for the nrst lime last night. A matinee this arter- noon and a performance tonight com pletes the engagement.
 For beauty and costliness Of costumes pretty women and handsome stage set tings and catchy music, there has never been a musical comedy in Blrmihshaii which could compare with it.
 The play abounds in catchy music, and fl has a cast of unusually clever people headed by John E. Henshaw as MT. Flhe- apple. This comedian caused roars or laughter last night, and won Tor hmseil laurels which many another may well envy.
 As A comedlenne, Toby Claude receives the banner over all others who have been here. This little bit of humanity has every requisite of comedy about her ana she dispenses 1t in great quantities
 For daintiness, beauty and cleverness, Miss Stella Tracy as Mrs. Pineapple IS p.r excellence She, like Miss Claude, IS small. but only proves the old adage that .'nrecIous things come done up Tn small nackages" Her impersonations Of we'll known actresses brought down the mousse
 There are a number of excellent voices nmong the principals, and each mas peeh given A song well fitted to their pecul- iarities MT. Henshaw's MT. Dooley' re- eeived encore after encore until he was too exhausted to respond again. He had a number of fine parodies. Miss Tracey made big hit in ''The A La Girl" put It was nothing in comparison with the re- ception she and her bridesmaids received In '"rhe Leader of Frocks and friils In which the handsomest Of costumes wore worn These gowns are the crea- lion of a great modiste. and are startling in their splendor.
 Miss Frances Knight, as Soo Soo, the Chinese princess wears some elegant clothes, and is given opportunity to rem der several beautiful songs. She has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Guy o'Rear of Jasper and Miss Vesta
 Briggs Married at Recsory.

Guy O'Rear and Miss Vesta Briggs, of Jasper, were united in marriage last night by the Rev. Quincy Ewing. rector of the Church of the Advent at the rectory The wedding has a twinge of romance In 1t. Even the closest friends of the couple did not know of their engagement.
 Mir O'Rear and Miss Briggs In company with Mrs. J. M. Hause. Miss Ethel O'Rear J. M. Burton and Dr. w. W. Wood arrived on the evening train from Jasper short time afterwards the par ty went to the rectory, where the cere- mony was pronounced by the Rev. Mir. Ewing
 MT. O'Rear Is the son of Ex-Mayor O'Rear of Jasper and Is one of the most enterprising young business men in the Walker county town Mrs. O'Rear is q young lady of great beauty and talent. Her home is In Colorado Springs, and she is in Jasper spending tbe winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
DIES IN PRISON.
H. Clay King Was Serving Sentence
 on Murder Charge.

Nashville, Tenn, December 10,-H Clay King died this morning in the state pen itentiary where he had been confined since August Il, 1892 for killing David H. Poston on the street in Memphis.
 The killing grew out of litigation brought against King by Poston for client Several attempts have been made to secure a pardon for King but all were unsuccessful.
 The wife and daughters of King were present at the time of his death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Capt. Jack Crawford.

Much interest Is being manifested In the coming engagement of Captain Jack Crawford, the noted poet-seout, at the Jefferson theatre the night of December 12. The advance sale of tickets has been good. Captain Crawford needs no intro duction to the majority of the people. He is known from Maine to California and everywhere his praises have been sung. He is endorsed by all the generals of the United States army and many of the most prominent men throughout the country. Captain Jack appears under the auspices of the First Christian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Social and Personal.

Miss Annie and Miss Mattie Thornton. Miss Marie Jefferson, Miss Zoie Horn, and Miss Erline White. who have been the charming guests of Mrs. w. D. Taylor at house party for the past two weeks. returned this morning to their home at Meridian, Miss.
 Mrs. J. H. Read entertained this after noon in compliment to Mrs. l.. A. Carlisle. The house was beautifully and tastefully decorated and many guests were present.
 C. A. l.. Lacy of Springfield, Mo. was in the city a few hours today.
 M. Sheehan of Birmingham, is in the city looking after business interests.
 E. K Voorhees and J. A. Quinn of Montgomery, are visiting Bessemer friends.
 O. Hayor of St. Louis, is stopping at the Grande.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
"The Cavalier"

'The Cavalier" which ran for over 100 nights the Criterion theatre, New York, city, last season, is booked at the Jeffer- son theatre next Tueday, This great war play is unlike most American military dramas; the sympathy and sentiment are of the Confederacy rather than of the north, The play is a dramatization of George w. Cables novel of the same name. The heroine of "The Cavalier" Is Charlotte Durand, a daughter of that part of the south of which MT. Cable de- lights to write, Louisiana.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
DOCTORS ARE INVITED.
Association Will Be Asked to Meet In
 Birmingham Next.

At meeting of the local members or the Southern Surgical and Gynecological association held yesterday morning in the office of Dr. J. C. Le Grande It was decided 10 invite the association to meet in Birmingham next year.
 Dr. John D. S. Davis was appointed to issue the invitation at the meeting Of the association to be held in Atlanta next week. The association is composed of the leading surgeons of the south, and there are generally about 125 to 150 in attendance at the meetings. The associa- tion was organized here sixteen years ago and has grown steadily since.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Wanted in Savannah.

Savannah, December 1O.-Detective Mur phy left tonight for Mobile with warrants for Driscol and Russell, the safeblowers arrested in that city. They are wanted here for blowing and robhing the safe in Foy & Ecksteins department store.
 The descriptions of the men are per feet to those of the two men in the hands of the Mobile police. and there is suff1- cient evidence to secure a conviction. Dynamite for the Jacksonville job, 1t is learned, was shipped by the men from this city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Viola Allen.

Miss Zeffie Tilbury, who was last season the leading lady with Nat c. Goodwin's company, will be seen as Maria in Viola Aliens production of Twelfth Night" to be seen at the Jefferson theatre next Thursday. Miss Tilbury has appeared in many Shakespearean productions in Eng land with great success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
HARTLEY CHOSEN.
Congre gaton of Propaganda Submits
 His Name for Bishopric.

Rome, December 10-The meeting of the congregation of the propaganoa, which was postponed from Monday to enable al the cardinals in Rome to be present alt the advent sermon was held today. The cardinals present were Van nuttelli, Mathieu. Agliardi. Satoili .'ier- otti Marti neli Steinhuber, Della Va'pe, Segna and Cotti, the latter presiding.
 After con siderable discussion ,ver the candidates for the bishopric of Coiur- bus O., Cardinal Cotto summed up the situation and the congregation decided to submit to the pope 10. appointment as bishop of Columbus the name [: he Rev James J. Hartley If Steub,nvlle, O..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

i magnificent voice and is a beautiful woman.
 There was but one weak point attend ing last nights play and that was the
 smallness of the house. The Birmingham
 public for one time failed to appreciate
 the strength of a musical organization. Theatergoers have never seen a musical comedy here which could in any way sur
 pass "A Chinese Honeymoon"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Free From Fever.

Monterey, Mex. December 10.-Cold weather having prevailed for over week and no new cases of yellow fever having made their appearance. the board of health today officially declared the city freed from yellow fever
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Marines VIII Be Recruited.

Washington, December 10-It is learned that an additional battalion of marines will be recruited and held in readiness in case 1t is necessary to enlarge the marine force now in isthmian waters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
"The Royal LiIIiputlans.v

The attraction at the Jefferson theatre next Wednesday matinee and night will be the Royal Lilliputans presenting their musical farce, "Gulliver's Travels"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Negro Child Burned.

The 4-year-old son of Bob Poindexter, a negro merchant of South Bessemer, was seriously burned this morning while play ing around the stove in the kitchen. 1t is not thought that there is any chance for the child's recovery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
BRILLIANT ORGAN RECITAL.
Rienzi Thomas Brings Out Beauties of
 New Instrument.

The organ recital at the South High lands Presbyterian church by Rienzl Thomas last night was a brilliant success. The auditorium of the church was filled by music lovers and MT. Thomas, a vir- tuoso of high rank, acquitted himself with marked distinction. He not only manip- ulated the noble instrument with rare ease but he infused one color into every thing he played.
 The Birmingham Choral society. which sang two numbers, made a very pro- nounced hit.
 The programme was as follows: Praise God From Whom All Blessings
 Flow.
 Concert Piece.... .... Horatio Parker Bass Solo,. ..., .... .... ....L. A. Wicks St. Ceeilia,,.... ...... .',,'' ....... .Bapuste Hymn to Music. .... .... ..,.Dudley Buck Choir assisted by Birmingham Choral
 Society,
 Marche Feunebre ct Chant Seraphidue ......f ...... -...... .......,.. ....Gu1llmant Vesper Hymn. ...... .....,.... .....Whitney
 Intermisson.
 Marches Des Marionettes. s......... .Guinod (a.) Andante. (b.) Toccatta-Sixth Sym phony.... ...... ...... ...... ...... Widor Gallia... ...... ....... ...... ...... .GulnOd Choir assisted by Birmingham Choral Society.
 . In the work of the Choral society Miss Minnie Cahill of Bessemer, rendered val uable service as soloist During the inter- mission the Rev Sterling J. Foster. pastor of the church, made a short but felicitous speech on the history of the organ fund. About nine months ago four young la- dies of the church went to work to pro- vide for pipe organ Twenty-four hun dred dollars has been pledged. leaving s6O0 to be raised. He made an appeal in behalf of the ladies of the church, and the collection plates which were passed round brought in about s2O0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
CLERKS AND THE
 MERCHANTS OUT
ONLY ONE FIRM AT BEsSEMER HAS SIGNED THE NEW CON- TRACT, AND THE RESULT IS WATCHED WITH INTEREST.

Bessemer December 10.-(Special)-Ihe present contract between the Bessemer merchants and the Clerks Protective as- sociation will expire next Wednesday.
 At a meeting of the clerks last Tues day night a committee was appointed consisting of Ed A. veitch, A. B. John son, C. H. Kaufman and J. R. Req, to present the new contract to the merchants for their signatures. Until late hour this evening only one firm. Rosenbaum Bros. had signed the contract.
 The outcome of the differences between the merchants and clerks is being watched by all Bessemerites with considerable in- terest.
 It Is stated that all the unions in and around Bessemer are in sympathy with the clerks and number of them have passed resolutions indorsing the position taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.
Jas. Arthur Smith

came in to arrest the men. it is said that Morrison offered some objection. The trial of the men charging them with en- gazing in an affray, has been set for Friday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

Notice-2l lbs. Granulated Sugar Sl.O Saturday only. A. & F. Tea Co. Phones 5O5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
 Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

Piso's iCure-4o years on the market, and still the best for Coughs and Colds. At 6tugei.s.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Two Men yFiqht.

Rufus Morrison and Ben Hogg became engaged in a difficulty today and 1t is alleged that Morrison drew his pistol. The police were notified. and when they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
AT THE ARMoRY TONIGHT.

TT. J. RUTLEDGE, Assistant Examiner Public Accounts '
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Das Snbiana Staatssebamoe ani
osr ct. 9oniier @eltaus=
ttellnng.

Snoiana bat fid fiir elm mooernes
@lubhaus entI6ieoen uno als Saultpl
Die frans0fiide &enaihance 9eudblt.
Sasielbe pirb i6on burd feline Sage
Dem geiu9er in Die Nuseu fallen, oa
stpei Der Saupt=Noenues baran borbei
fiibren. 9ln Der 9foroieite oes 8ebdu=
bes befinbst fi6 Der Saupteingang, Der
fi9 bur9 einsu rei9bersierten porticO
aas3eianet. gn Der Of= unb Weit=
ieite perben ii9 breite beoedte Saltons
binsieben, auf benen bic 8eTu9er i'm
6reien uno eOa gegen Die Sonnen=
ftrablen uno aud seeen &eaen eeidiibt
iein weroen. Sur6 brei Sbiiren on
Der Norbieite eelangt man in einen
so Gub langen uno 25 6uB breiten
8aum gum promeniren nno Nieber=
fiBsn, uenn man iit alsruben mill.
9tuf Dem ndmli9en Jlur miro elm pof=
bureau, Elm @aroerobe= uno Sanitors.
3immer belegen iein, Elm 49 bel 18 SuB
mefenoes Seize uno Wuiitsimmer piro
bur9 cine breite Sreppe erreidt, Die an
Der &iifieite bes unteren Stofrperfes
na9 elmer gitraoe fiibrt, auf tuel9er
| fi9 bieie 3immer befinben.
Gin serdumiser @mpfanssiaal be-
finoet f9 on Der Noroieite bes stpeiten
Studwertes oerielbe mibt 50 bel Is
6uB unb aIs Secorirun9 besielben
perben bifforiiae @esenfidnbs beniisi
tperben. Saneben liesen Die fir ben
8ouberneur uno Die Wtit9lieoer bel
@ommiiiion beffimmten Rdumli9teiten.
Sas Srsppenbaus, oas 20 SUB i'm
@epiert einnimmt, lduft in einen Dom
aus, befen unterer She'll aus @las BE-
febt uno Der einen Sbeil oes Sa9es
bilbet. Sie Soften bes 8aues iino mil
$40, 900 Oerani4last.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Nadahmensmsrtbe Ginri9=
tungen.

Der Heu OOrt Store bat our Be-
quemlidfeit ieiner Nneeitellten elm Gr=
holun9s,immer eingeri9tet, in wel4em
fi9 Die Nngefslten, tuel9e oes Wtit=
tags bas 9eiddft ni9t berlafien, aus-
ruben t6nnen.
6erner babsn bic gisentbiimer bee
@si6dfts einen v9un9"=Saal einse-
ri9tet, in tpel5em bic Nnseifelten fir
Is Gents cine quite Wtabl5eit befommer
f6nnen. Sieienisen, wel9e fia ibrer
y2un9" mitbrin9en, t6nnen bort fii,
tpeniae @snts cine Safe @aife obel
cine Botule Supps srbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Gin SrieftrGser Seteram se=
tor6en.

Sm glter bon II Sa6ren 1T beute
SO. 3. giliams Gr. in Der wobnuna
ieines Sobnes 90. &. @illiams, 2204
part Nbe., einem Sersleioen erlegen.
Serielbe purbe i'm Sabre 1871 gum
Brieftrd9er ernannt unb bis por stpei
Wo6en bat er ieinen poiten ausgefiiat.
Nls er in ben pOfoienif trat, tpollte
Nieinano Die Drummer 13 iiberne6men.
gr aber mar ni9t aber9ldubii9 uno er-
bot fi5 freitpilli9 3ur usbernabme ber=
ielben unb 80 Sabre lang bat er he ge-
traeen. Sein Siitrict mar 81. penn=
IDlbania uno u. Werioian Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Mnf gum Saa Ger Wetser=
Samen!

Sn Der Siioisite Surnballe finbet
6eute 4beno Der bon Der Samen=
SeetiOn oes Seutiden WseBser=gersins
arransirte 9rOBs gal ifatt, Der ii6
5weifelsObne tuieoer su einem prdttieen
@rfolQe, tpis ale llnterbaltunscn Der
Samensgereiniguns, seitalten wirb.
Sie 8Orbereitunsen fiir ben beutisen
Saa iinb nit gang beIOnoerer Sors=
falt eetrOfen woroen uno fsbt allen
Sb.ilnebmern Elm iebr fioeler Nbeno In
Osutid=fr6bli1er 8eiellidaft bebor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
golliiiOn im Srbimstom.

aurs na9 6 nbr ssftern Nbenb
tpuroe auf Der Oit Waibinston Ctr.
3iflid bon ben 8iirtelbabn 8eleiien
bas in 0itli6er &i&tuns fabrenbe, nit
bier eingetauften 8Orrdtben bon @ro=
ceries etc. belaoene 6ubrperf 3. %.
6Datt's aus Muntie bon Gar go. 472
Der Srpinston=2inie anserannt uno
tbsiltpeiIe bemolirt. Sas pferb tpuroe
berart berlsbt, baB es aet6otet tueroen
muBte, tpdbrenb Spatt islbit nit iebr
f9mer3liden, aber fotpeit befannt unse=
fdbrliden gerlebunsen oapontam, Die
Or. 2owrp berbano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Np. 64.

assnten Der @eisGi9aft unteri9rieben
perben.
Sn Snbianapolis ioG Der M9ent Die
unteri9rift bes Sidets bann pertuei=
CERT unb 9errn Coils llnteri6rift als
Setrus ertldrt 9aben. Sa es bieiem
ni9t 9liidte, nit 8epalt 5u ieinem
3use gu tOmmen, 10 mar er sen0tbist,
Elm neles Sidet gu taufen.
GIerf 8elb per=
ID munoe n.
28ar am. CHARLES %. Snpoer,
@lert i'm Sotel Saps lit, nadbem er
aus oem @eloidrans $3.50 senOmmen
bate, ipurlos beri4punoen.
Sab blrei1 E Wu | d elm.
Nep NIbanp. Srei goots
labunsen Muideln nurben eeitsrn
bonn Sampfer v8elspue bierber se=
bradt. sic tperben bon bier aug nod
Dubuque, &c., per 8abn transportirt
tp.rben. Sie Muideln tpurben i'm
Sbio BEL MaudspOrt, einem fleinen
Orte nabe 2eabennortb, esfunben, unb
man glaubt, bab oieier @rwerbs3ueig
auf mebrere Sabre elmer sroben Nnsabl
2euten Yerbienif geben tpiro.
N d Sau get bra DIT.
2afapette. Srdulein gfellie
Samion, cine 2ebrerin Der Sols=
i9niberei unb Grl. gliaabstb Drills
pau9b, Die 8oriteberin Der muiitali=
fden Nbtbeiluns Der purbue=llnibsrii=
tdt, muroen am Wfittpo9 in bas
bieiise Soipital sebra9t.
9is bsiben Samen, tpslde Opfer
bes am Samitas in SnbianapOlis
fattsebabten giienbabnungliids se.
poroen waren, baben iebr fdtpsre
innerli6s 8srleBunsen babOnge=
tra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
&leime Staotma9ri@ten.

Sas fur seffern Ha9mittas 9eplan.e
TuBbal=@ettfpisl ;wiiden ben Seams
Der IM. 8. 8. 9. uno oes @eHsral
college Of pbpiicians & Surgeons III
tpegen oes &esenwetters bis gum nd9=
fen WitttpOd psri9oben tporben.
Die Mrbeiten on Der Bis
mard 4pe. gerldnserung Der Wef
Waiaiaan Strabenbabnlinie iinb isbt
poIIenbet unb Der resuldre 8etrieb iiber
bieie gsrldnssruns miro balbmOsli@ii
beaonnen tperben. Sebe brittle Gar"
Der Weif Wi9i9an 2inie miro Biz gum
gnoe Der neuen 8erldnseruns laufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Glue anoere bidtise sitans
Der scniumers' Sas Truit 60. finSet beute
ftatt

Der Contribution Der y@oniumers'
Sos Sruif Co." eemdB tperben beute
Die neuertudblten Sirectoren Der 60. su-
iammenfommen, um ii9 bur9 gr=
pdblung Der geamten su OrsaniIiren.
Wan slaubt. baB Die Wabl bieier 8e=
amten fur bic 3utunft Der @Ompasnis
bon Der gr6Btea geoeutuns iein, reip.
anoeuten tpiro, na4 pel9en principien
bic GOmpasnis in 3utunft tpeiterse=
fiibrt tperoen ioa, tpenn iiberhaupt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Selbtmors ams Giferim9t.

Sefern Worsen uurbe in ibrer
Wobnuns, go. 1903 Weit Martst Str.
Marp 8. &Oberts, bic 43 Sabre alt.
gbefrau oes 9rbeiters gbarles &oberts,
entieelt aufsefunoen, unb bic gefern
bon Siilfs=@oroner Or. 8eis porge=
nommene nntsriuduns ersab, baB ois
Jrau li9 mittelif arienit oas 2eben se=
nommsn bate. sic NOR, pie fid ber-
ausfelte, tpabnfinnis eiferiii4tis aui
ibren Mann eetpeien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Gin Strsif Der 8oteninnsen.

SreiBig 8Oteniunsen Der @efern
Union telegraph 60. sinsen beute
YOrmittag an ben Streit, neil ibre
6oroerunaen betreffs grbObuns Der
8ebhbren ni9t bertidii9ti9t tpurben.
Sie iusenoli6en Streifer ifellten in Der
9idbe Der Office Der @eieai9aft Wa9en
auf, um au perbinberr, baB neue
Sunssn ibre pldse einnshnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Sebr i@wieris
SIT Coroner Tutewiler's glufsabe be;isli9
Seitimmuns Der SerantwprtIi9teit fur
bic Samitass'@ '@ataitropbe.
Sie Gortfebun9 bes Sn'
queff g.

Sie SOrtfebuns bes Sn'
que
Coroner Sutemilsr iebte aefern iei=
uen Snquef besiiali9 Der Samitass.
giienbabn= =@ataitropbe fort, bod fanb
er.no9 teiue 26Iuns Der iiberaus per=
iuideIteu Grage, tuer fir oas entiesli@e
llnsliid bon &s9ts tpe9en oerantmOrt=
lid gu balten lit. Sie Wannidaften
ossJ Spscial-3a9es unb oes 3ohlen-
3uses pieoerboltsn sehern ibre am
Dieniiag unb Montag ssma9ten Nn=
saben, iibsr Die idon ausfiibrlid be-
ridtst purbe uno our9 psl9e bieielbsn
id bon aqer Sdulo gu entlaiten
iu9sn.
Sonberbare 3ufdnbe.
Widtiee neus Nngaben rnadte Der
photographic @eo. M. 3slibap
bon Der Nortb Ctr. =Station. 9erielbe
be3euste ndmli9, bab er - balo na9=
benz Der Specialsus burd Noro Snb=
pig. gefabren-bon benz gtoro Snbpls.
Sslesrapbiiten bsfragt tuoroen lei. oh
bas Ssleiis fir go. $50, ben 9afap.
ette= Special3us, irei iei. gr, 3elibau,
babe seantportet !: rNod ni4t", ba er
muBte, oaB Der 3oblenaus beseiis um
bic 3eit norbtpdrts gefnbren tuar.-
Die Rorth Str. =StatiOn lei feline 3ug-
Orbre=Station uno er erbalte feine
3ussOrbres. So9 bdtte er besiigli4
bes Spscial=3 =3uses bena9ridtist wer=
ben iOllen, mas aber ni4t geid.b.n Jet.
Ollie Orbres fir ibn unb feline Office
mibten bonn Oarbmeiiter Sobn ..
Sids i9riftli9 OOer per Selepbon tom=
men. - Yor Der Nnfrage bon NOrb
Snbpls. aug babe er fsine Gbnun9 BON
Dem Specialsuge gebabt.
Die Beamten beiber 3iige fino. tpie
ertldrlt9, aufsebra6t uno empOrt oar=
iiber, baB man beriu6t, ibnen Die
S9ulo aufsubalien. llno perionen,
bic nit benz gahnbetriebe uno ben
3us.8eslements etc. isbr Osrtraut fino,
ertldren offen, oaB bic 8Ori4riften be-
treHsno grtra 3iise etc. ieitens Der
gabnbermaltuns ielbit gar oft gdn3li9
unbea4tet selailen piirOen. = Coroner
SutepiIer tpirb nit fsiner unteriu4ung
iobalb tpobl ni9t gu gnoe tommen.
s m aIlgemeinen w ieoer
eanfiee Beri d te.
Was bic in ben bief9sn 9oipitdlsrn
unterssbra9ten @erlebten anbetrifft, 10
lautstsn au9 b.ute tpieber bic gsrl9te
isbr siinitis uub berubigenb.
Mebrere Der 8erwunoeten tonnten
geifern geftern beimtebren, anoere fol-
gen berte. 2einer Der gerlebten ftarb,
unb Ner3ts unb 8ranfenpfsgsrinnen
atbmstsn erleidtert auf. So4 1T ni9t
gu psrseKen, bab msbrere Der Ierleb-
ten nod lanse ni9t isber @efabr ents
boben Fno unb Der gr6bten S4onung
unb ioraiamiien pHege bebiirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Tsasr auii elmer Tarm.

Guf Der 3 Wseilsn ihsli5 bon Der
Sbree gtOt9 &oao bslssenen grett's
Garm, pel4. bon Sarrp Yurtbarot
sepadtet 1T, serietb lebte gtadt Die
erobe S9eune in granb. Sieielbe
wuroe nit ibrem Snbalt an @etreibe
unb Jarm=llteniilien total serfOrt..
Iu9 elm Pfero fam in ben Glam-
men um.
Der S9aben belduft ii9 auf $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Surner Yarf= 0eisai@aft.

Der 1Oritanb Der Surner-parts@e=
feni9uft, tpel&e in ibrer Iebten Sibuns
bic 0erren Nrnim gObn, @eorge 8onne=
gut, @eoree Wobe. 9ouis Softer unb
9errp Moeid au DirectOren erwdblte,
bat fi& mie folst orsaniiirt
prdibent-Mrnim gObn.
8ice=prdfbent-@eorse Wobs.
Sscretdr-0enrp Woeid.
S4abmeifter-2ouis Softer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Transm SilfsDsrsim.

Rorgeu, Greitag, Naamitta9 bdlt
Der 6rauen Silfsperein i'm Ssuti9en
Sauie cine 8eriammlung ab. Sis
Witglieoer finb eriu9t, fid panttli9
uno 3ablrsi9 einsufinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05
Snbi9er Grfols.

Die Nettc ginnahmen Der Gair.
pel6e bic Dan Iurierp a6ociation bor
6ur3em in Der SOmlinion=Sale peran-
ftaltets, belaufsn fi9 auf 5000.
Der ueberi9ub miro ieoo6 mod I'M
cine erbebli9eSumme permebrt weroen,
penn erf folsenbe @eidenfe. nadoem
bic bepuBien tleinen gi9lein nit
Namen beosft iein psrben, CUR 8er=
looiun9 selGngt iino:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-05

ger 9uit bat, zines bon oieien
pra6tpoaen @esentdnoe (oer @bed 1T
bod ieoenfalls au6 sanS prdatis) au
9etpinnen, Der mOse fib nur BEL Srau
p6ilipp &appaport melben, in beren
6auie go. 1905 gi. alabama Str.
oieieIben audi auseeitellt fino.