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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15

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Qtrbib bate trob bes groben @rfoG9es,
ben iein Stiid na6 Der 0amburger
Muffii6rung audi an perf9tebenen an
beren &ubnen DdDpngeiraeen, Die
5Ariftitelerei ebenfo pollftdnbig aufs
gegeben, tpie feine 5rau t6rs Saauz
fpieltunit, unb iih gang fefner eriten
9iebe, Der Wfalerei, getpiDmet, bic tbm,
ipie er iaete, i9Dn besbalb eine retnere
uno DoLlfommenere 9eFriebigung eez
tpdbrte, neil iie ibn unabbdnsig ma9te
BON ben lpe6ielnben 2aunen zines
bur9 tauienb Ni4tigfeiten unb Neuz
Berli6fetten beittmmboren publifums.
Seine iunse 5rau par 3ufrteben,
unb i'm 8ruftton Der beilieften llebers
5eugung perii4erte iie jebem, Der es
boren tpDllte, baB ibr Mann binnen
Sabresfriit Der beriibmte1te 3ettsenDi~
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nur entf9lieBen tpDllte, feline berrlinen
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fertig I'm Ntelier bdnssn babe, auf bic
partfer ober 8erliuer Qlusitenuns gu
f9iden.-
9abor @arlo unb ietne Satin bat@
ten Der aud an iie in ben beralihiten
Morten ergangenen @inlabung 3ur
9odaeit nidt Solse geleiftet. Dod bic
@blebnung mar ni9t ettpa erfolgt, neil
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pftnblidfeit in ibren 9er5eu getpeien
mare, fpnbern lebiglid, neil ibre iuns
gen Mutterpflidten Srau 9elenen ni4t
geitatteten, ben bdusli6en Serb gu perz
laHen, unb neil, pie fie gefdrieben
bate, GabDr trob ibrer brtngenberl
8itten ni4t au beipegsn sepefen mar.
fi9 audi nur auf einen ein3igen Sag
pDn ibr au trennert.
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Dereebens gum 6eite sebeten bate, NIT
la9enbem Munbe beitdtigen, sSn Der
gehpbenen @tinmung Der -Jeittafet
tonnte er fi1 ni9t entbulten, nit eitttz
gen 8iemIia bur9iidtigen Wortsn auf
Die arifis unaufpielsu, Die aud ieine
&inber in ibrer iuneen gbe bdtten
bur9ma9en miiiien; aber nit bem
Nusbrud inntgiter pdterltder Genug-
tbuung fiigte er iDglei9 bin5u, Dab ct
ntemals cine pollitdnDieere gegenfeitige
8erfD6nung geie6en babe ais bier.
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3uTdmmsntomnen, ba pirb trpB aler
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inner bas CUTE linb perniinftige Brin=
zip ben 5ieg bebalten!" fugte er. inz
bem er lein Ghampagnerelds gegen
bic yleubermdblten erbob. nDie slprz
reidite aIer Giegerinnen aber bleibt gu
alien 3eiten Die 2iebe. e5br Dor alien
unfere 9ulbigungl"
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15
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thing Syrup BON Millipner uur
Wfiittern beim 8abnen Der Ginber
angepenoet. Wirff Dn i'm Gdlafe
ourb 0as Gbreien eines ainoes ae.
itDrt, oa8 i'm Dabnen ift unt Dor
SbmerSen ueintp gReun 10, laffe
iOfurt cine 5laltbe BON ,Nrs.
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miro oem tleinen Qeioenben iufort
9inoerung peribaffen. gerlaBt eutb
oarauf, Wsittter, es ift fein Bpeifel
oariiber. Gs beilt DiarrbDe, regu.
lirt ben Wtagen uno Die 9iereu, Be.
ieitigt Bino 4Dlif, erpeiht ben
@aumen, perbinoert Gnt5anbuna
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einetn Der beiten peibliben Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs ift bel allen
Druggiiten in Der ganaen @elt su
baben. Hreis Is Gents per sslaIhe.
&auft nibts anberes, ais Wers.
Winslows Snpfhina.Gnrllp
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lin oas 4,mbltfmm /!

Sn 5olge Der oielen arbeitlparens
ben Wtaldinen, Die mir neulidb auf.
geiteat baben, iino mir in ben Stano
geieBt, .,Nieglers gtanbarn See
Cream" friiber $3.50 per @auone,
iebt fir $1.O0 per @aIone gu uers
faafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15
Gtieubabu TaDr Ylan.
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puntten 80. %. 10 SDrnI.
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neitDn tdglib. b............1 IL. 40 8orn.
uno 900 Mbenbs. .................
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unb NerifD ............8 $500 GDrnt.
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rien. 30 SDrn1.
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:, (Katy Flyer 7.45 WtDr9ens.
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beton t69ltcb. ...........7.4 40 WtDr9ens
unb 500 Nabn1. ................
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$50 gacbni.
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8.00 9Ihpnha
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q. u. & u. g. @aba.

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gsneftDn, taglicb 100 @prm.
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unb 6. so Mbenbs. ..........
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bile tdglicb. 1:35 Nadm.
Bon Bbrne unb 8errpille. taaltb.
................ MbenhS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15

8enn mir mdbreno oes beiBen
Wetters 5u piel eifen, peroen mir
balo gar teinen Mppetit mebr babeu.
Wtan nebme Or. glueuit 86nia 8
Samburger 3ropfen, lie regulieren
bic 2e5er uno ben Waeen uno elm
gelunoer Nppetit rpiro suradtebreu.
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M. 6. & E. Sabm .

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gitp, ct. aouis unb @bicagD, t6gli@,
(Suniet Depot) ).........8.3 80 MbeubS.
2ocalamg bio Smitbuille. 80 Born
Nnfunft:
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9alas, Sort Mortb unb @aco, taglim
(SMiet DepDt) .......7. so MDroenS,
Socalsug Dia Smitbpille. -. 9.25 Mbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15

Seine Dual fDntmt Der ourb 6beu@
matismus perurla9ten glei@. Dur1
ben @ebrau9 pDn Gimer & 9gmenbs
Wecept Nn. 1851 uirb iDfDrt 2in=
oerung gefbaffen. 8. S. @6mibt,
6DuitDn, geras. ggerlt.
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stodbale, tagli@, ......t 500 Born.
Mnfnnft.
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9apernia. tdalidh. ...... 2::30 NaGla.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15
WeihGftSfiibrer.

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Miagen unb Define 2eber IN Orbnune,
inbem Du Hridlp Nfb Bit
terS, oaS groBe Neeuliruna8mittel
einuimmlt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15

Sir oas Bette Soft Dat" Spls
telepbDnire man an bic .Teras WDDo
& @onl Co." Ilte8 Sci. 1874.
NeueS 9el. $40.
@eD. g. Bearo,
@elhaft8fiibrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-15
siiOweftteras mitmd)t Sud

Wenn Sbr gub irgenbmo nieoer.
laiien pUllt tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gan Nnt0Dtip & Qlramias
Yak Uabm,
i'm @artensDiitritt bes Staates. @e.
Iunobeit uno afirsa uniibertruffen.
Bilige 2dnoereien fiir ben sSarlner,
Wtarttgartner. Obitz uno Gieb8uhter.
@egen @in5elbeiten penbet@ub an
8. s. Wartin, @. IS. g.,
San GntDnio. 9eras.
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Wer wird siegell !?
etn ssarauaa bon WsiaboIh orlmaaa.
g d / Ii r.

n1 RID bal, ooB Wlagba i6re abb
w bdngige Gtellung I'M 9aufe
- bes Goafuls foglsid auFgeben
l11h biz I'll ihrer 9}erheirnz
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
SUIT THAT INVOLVES
MILLIONS TO BE TRIED
Philadelphia Land Title and
Trust Company Comes
Up Dec. p,

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. H.-Judge Kirk
patrick in the United States Circuit Court
to-day fixed Dec. % for a hearing on the
application OF the Land Title and Trust
Company of Philadelphia, for an order d.
recting Henry Tatnall to collect an assess
ment of so per cent. of the par value
OF the outstanding stock of the Ashphalt
Company of America.
The suit is brought by the trust COM
pany as trustees for the bondholders of the
Ashphalt Company of America. There are
outstanding bonds with interest aggregat-
ing about s29.OOo.OOO. 1t is charged that only
20 per cent. of the amount subscribed of
the s90.0O0.OO0 of the stock of the Ashphalt
Company of America was ever paid in,
leaving $A, 100000 which, il is claimed,
stockholders have never paid in. Receiver
Tatnall joins in the suit and points out the
fact that in his report as receiver made last
July he set out that this assessment had
never been paid i'm.
1t is also asserted that the bulk of the
stock of the Ashphalt Company of Amer
lea is owned by the National Ashphalt
Company, of which Mr.. Tatnall is also re-
ceiVer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
DiscuEs Saloon EVIL.

The topic for discussion before the Meth
odist ministers meeting yesterday was,
Are We Approaching Solution of the
Liquor Problem?' The Rev. Goodwin stated
in a paper that SO long as the criminal
classes elect the men who are expected to
enforce the laws il will be centuries before
any relief of the evil is had. A number of
the prominent ministers Joined I'm the dis
cusson. and they were all OF the opinion
that the saloon should be abolished.
banks and Beveridge I'm response to the
resolutions forwarded TO them some days
ago asking them 20 stand for the continu-
ance of the present anti-canteen law. Both
OF the senators said that they would pre-
sent the resolutions 10 the Senate.
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REPORT ON VALUE OF
MARCUS DAILY ESTATE

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Wm. T. Wilson,
state transfer tax appraiser, to-day filed
supplemental report as to the value of the
estate left by Marcus DAILY, who died in
this city on Nov. IL. 1900. The appraisers
original estimate of the gross personal es-
tate wherever situated was $9,630,9S9 1t is
unchanged in the report filed to-day.
Mr.. Days personal property in New
York State at the time of his death was
worth, according to the original estimate
of the appraiser, $1,5S5. 451 and the deduc-
tions in this State $1270i4, leaving a net per-
sonal estate of $1,45S, 437
In the supplemental report the value of
the gross personal estate in New York is
S1S4S. 545 leaving the net personal estate ST.
696. 6i0 OF this the widow will receive $780,
SIC and each of the four children one-half
of that amount. The appraisers say there
are claims pending against the estate
amounting to s1.624.5Oo. When Mr.. DAILY
died he resident of Anaconda, Mont.
The will was prObated in that city.
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POPE HEARS COMMITTEE.
Promises to Aid in Prominent
Catholic Celebration.

ROME, Dec. 1.-THE Pope received in
private audience to-day the committee hav-
ing in charge the festivities for the fifteenth
anniversary of the proclamation of the
Immaculate Conception. The committee
was headed by Cardinal NefarinO Vannu-
tell. who gave his Holiness details of the
progress OF the programme 10 be followed.
The Pope expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the information that the Cath
olics Of the entire world would join i'm cele
brating the jubilee and said he trusted that
as result Of this manifestation God would,
through the intercessiOn of the Virgin
Mary. shower more cOpiOus benedictiOns on
Christendom. He promised to personally
participate in the most important functions
or the celebration, especially that on Dec.
5, 1904, when there will be placed on the
head OF the Virgin In the picture of the
Immaculate Conception now in the choir of
the chapel OF the Vatican crown of twelve
large diamond stars presented by the faith
full throughout the world
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Arrived: Umbria.
from Liverpool and Queenstown. BY wire
from Christiania for New York, passed at
ii a. m.
GIBRALTAR, Dec. H.-Passed: Romantic
from Boston for Naples and Genoa; Sar-
dogma, from Genoa and Naples for New
York
NAPLES, Dec. 14-Arrived: PRINCESS
Irene, from New York, and sailed for
Genoa
CHERBOURG, Dec. 4.-Sailed: Butcher,
from Hamburg and Southampton for New
York.
LIZARD, Dec. H.-Passed: Mesaba, from
New York for London.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
THREE COSTLY FIRES
VISIT ROCHESTER, n. Y.
Aggregate Loss of 100000 in
Factories, Including Two That
Manufactured Pianos.


ROCHESTER, N. Y. Dec B.-Rochester
was visited by three disastrous fires to-
night. the loss probably aggregating over
100000 The first was in the Sherwood Shoe
factory, loss. $4,000; the second in the
Foster Armstrong piano factory. loss, $780,
coo, and the third in the Haines piano fac
tory, loss probably $500.
At 1 o'clock the Haines piano factory, an
other of the four plants in this city operated
by the Foster Armstrong Company. was
discovered on fire. 1t is located on Central
avenue and North Water street, across the
river from the Commercial-street plant.
The fact that two factories are burning is
regarded as very strange and no logical
reasons can be advanced at present.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
Field Secretary MARSHALL Dead.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-From Olney, L. T.,
word was received to-day of the sudden
death OF the Rev. DIR. Thomas Marshall,
field secretary OF the Presbyterian board
OF foreign missions. DIR. Marshall was ap-
pointed to the Office in 1880. with headquar-
ters IN Chicago. He was widely known
throughout the whole Presbyterian Church.
lie was graduate Of Dartmouth and Union
theological Seminary. IN this city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
MARINES ARE LANDED BY
THE JAPANESE IN KOREA
Several Members of a Mob Re-
ported Killed During Clash
at Mokphe.
TROUBLE PURELY LOCAL

SEOUL. Dec. 1.-THE Japanese landed
marines at Mokphe yesterday TO suppress
rioting during a strike among laborers. Ii
is reported that they fired on the mob. kill
ing several people.
The strike was among Korean coolies
employed in the foreign concession, which
precipitated clashes among the Koreans and
Japanese
The affair, il is thought, may cause local
combinations. and ii is possible Russia may
send a warship should the Korean govern
ment resent the landing OF marines by
Japan.
Mohphe is town on the southwest coast
CT Korea II has about 5000 inhabitants.
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Carnesie Furnace. out of blast.

PITTSBURG, Dec H.-The Carnegie
Steel Company is taking advantage OF the
IRON market TO take it's blast furnaces out
Of blast in Braddock. Rankin and Du-
euesne for the purpose of rebuilding and
repairing Within the last ten days three
Furnaces have been taken out of blast at
the Edgar Thompson plant and another
will so out within the next two or three
dax
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SIX Perish i'm a Wreck.

ST JOHNS. N. F., Dec. 14.-Durfng a
fierce gale last night the schooner Sailors
Home was driven ashore at St. Mary's bay,
and the entire crew of six persons persisted.
The Sailors Home is a derelict, and
was seen drifting about in the ocean to-
day. This is the second disaster of the
kind in the last two weeks. the previous
one being the wreck on Ferryland Head,
near Cape Race. of the Danish schooner
Sigrid, when five lives were lost.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15

CHICAGO, Dec. H.-Six cities will en-
deavOr to secure the next national Prohi-
bition convention at the meeting OF the
Prohibition national committee in Chicago
on Wednesday morning. The six cities are
Baltimore, Kansas City, indianapolis, Co
lumbus. Buffalo and Minneapolis. The con-
vention will take place during the last week
in June.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
TRADE, LABOR
IND INDUSTRY.
Indiana Harbor Lockout.

CHICAGO. Dec 14--Failing to agree on
terms by which the strike of the Amalga-
mated Association Of Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers at the plant of the Inland Steel
Company in Indiana Harbor could be set
lied, the company to-day announced that
II would have no further dealings with the
association. and the mills have been closed
70 union men. A long fight is in prospect
Part of the plant is being worked by nom
union men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
Thousand Charges of Cruelty.

BERLIN Dec. IA thousand specifi-
cations of cruelty are laid against Lieu
tenant Schilling of the Ninety-eighth Regi-
ment of Infantry, whose trial began at
Metz to-day. The military administration,
in view of the avidity with which the OPP
position newspapers report details of the
mistreatment of private soldiers, has or
dered that the hearing be private.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
WILL INVESTIGATE NAVY
Italian Parliamentary Inquiry Au-
thorized After STRUGGLE.

ROME. Dec. 1.-After long struggle for
naval parliamentary inquiry. the Social
lists at last have gained victory.
This inquiry was opposed by Former Pre-
mier Zanardelli and his Cabinet and re-
5ected by the Chamber OF Deputies 1t has
now been decided by the committee on the
navy of the Chamber of Deputies that this
inquiry shall be held with the sanction of
the Cabinet and bill authorizing il soon
Will be presented TO Parliament.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
ATTACKED BY GERMANS.
Hottentot Lager in South Africa
Resists to Good Purpose.

CAPE TOWN, S. a. Dec. H-According
to an official dispatch from the Hartebe-ste
river district. a HOttentot lager was at
tackled and captured by a German patrol
Saturday last. The HOttentOts drove the
Germans across the river, firing heavily and
severely wounding Lieutenant Beklin and
one private. The Hottentots subsequently
retreated. losing three killed and two
wounded. More fighting is expected
During the engagement the Cape police
came under the fire of the HOttentots who
say that they shot at the police officers by
rniSfake
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE State De-
partment has received the following cable
gram from United States Minister Allan,
dated Seoul. Korea. Dec. ID: Japanese
forces landed at Mokphe yesterday 10 pro-
tect Japanese subjects from Korean riot
ers- This has no significance, as trouble is
purely local"
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VALLEJO. Cal, Dec. 1.-The report
that the "entire torpedo flotilla has been
ordered 10 Panama Is not confirmed Off
eially. so far the Perry and the Paul Jones
are the only torpedo boats with orders TO
so TO the fsthmus. These two boats are
now ready 90 leave for the lower bay of
San Francisco but await the arrival of
some or the officers from the East. The
cruiser New York Is now on her way from
Bremerton 10 San Francisco and may re-
ceive orders 20 20 from there 10 the 18TH
mis-
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killed by Jump From window.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 14.-After a brief
struggle with his trained nurse while In
deirious condition K. Strother. the son of
John G. Strother, attorney, and one of
the best-knOwn young men in the city,
jumped from the third-story window in his
apartments i'm the st. James Hotel, a dis
lance or seventy-five feet, and died an hour
later from the effects of the injuries re-
ceiVed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
Murderer Hidden From Mob.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Dec. 14-Rus-
sci Lucas was brought here from Logan
county to-day and placed I'm Jail to prevent
his being mobbed. Lucas killed John Chad
dock because the latter gave evidence
against him in lawsuit. Lucas was
hack
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15

WASHINGTON. Dec. H-The United
states supreme Court To-Day decided the
KY, VS.. the city of Frankfort, In favor of
the bank, thus reversing the Kentucky
Court of Appeals. The case involved the
right of the city to levy certain taxes under
the Hewitt act, which the bank resisted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
CLEVELAND ON Il HUNT.
Ex-President and His Party Go
South for Game.

GEORGETOWN, s. C., Dec. H.-Former
President Grover Cleveland, accompanied
by Commander E. c. Benedict Captain
Gildings, General A. G. McCook and Com
mander Hodgins. arrived in special car
from the North to-day The party was met
by the government launch, Water Lily, to
which they transferred and left for the
hunting preserves OF General L. P. Alex
ander, at South island, whose guests the
party VIII be for ten days. They will in
dulge in duck and deer hunting and fish
Ing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. H.-Any miner
who wants work for the Utah Fuel Company
must choose between the company and the
miners union, said Vice President Kramer
OF the Utah Fuel Company. We will not
take back single one OF the strikers so
Ions as they are unwilling to surrender their
cards"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
strikers, injunction Refused.

TRINIDAD, Col, Dec. H.-Judge North
colt to-day refused the injunction sought by
the United Mine Workers to restrain the
Victor Fuel Company. its officers and agents
from in any way interfering with union
organizers who wish To visit coal camps
controlled BY that company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15
Miner. to Continue strike.

TELLURIDE. Col. Dec. 1.-THE miners
union has voted to continue the strike in this
district until settlement on an eight-hour
day basis > reached with mine and mill
maragprs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-15

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Eva
Kesier. aged eighty-three. died here tonight
OF old age. She was one of the pioneers of
the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
MURRAY NEWS ITEMS

Like I'm salt Lake City, the registration
IN our town was very heavy About l}j
new names were added I'm district No. 90,
and fifty-eight in district No. 80. District
40. 81 had an increase of twelve. 1t
means large vote on election day
The city council has unanimously de-
Cided 90 grant an extension of time TO the
street car company, so far as it affects
the rights of that company within the
limits Of Murray CITY. The terms OF the
franchise IN regard 10 building the car
limo south Of the present terminus viii
be- insisted on.
Great excitement was caused in Bccks
hotel az . O'Clock last Thursday morning
by fire An unknown man had entered
an empty room and in some manner the
bed I'm which ne slept caught fire The
man, who in all probability was drunt.,
dragged the smoking bed clothes out in
the street Tho entire house was filled
with smoke and the guests were greatly
alarmed
Mr.. Kendall proprietor Of the Excelsior
stationery store. has sold out his fun in
terest TO Edward JanOsChck. who is the
agent and correspondent Of The salt
Lake Herald Tor Murray and vicinity.
Tom Henderson has disposed OF his
property on State street and is now
erecting "a home and shop in the Moller
addition
Mr. Lundine will open a bakery and
confectionery stand iu the newly erected
Cawson block.
Emil Carlson Is moving into his new
building where ne VIII have his bicycle
shop.
Joe Timer has returned from san