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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25

William Needham. an inmate of the Gen.
trail Hospital for the Insane, made his es-
cape from that institution yesterday morn
ing and up to late hour last night had
not been recaptured.
Needham is fifty-six years old and was
sent 10 the asylum from Vigo county sew
eral years ago. He made his escape yes
rerday while being given an outing on the
lawn of the asylum
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25

BOSTON. July 24.-ward and Ware prac-
ucally won the Eastern doubles champion
snip at L0ngwood to-day, defeating Larped
ana wright who had just finishes yictori-
Gus IN their contest with wrenn brothers
bOth matches were hard and took the full
NE Sets and although the result proved
Ward and Ware and Iarned ara 49,
ptdcucaliy evenly matched, IL seemed TO
ihdlcate that the Wrenn brothers were not
~ II. ciasS with either of the other two
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25
Report ON State Banks.

d. j. Mendenhall deputy in the State
Auditors office. has completed a report
showing that on June all the State bank
ing institutions in the State were i'm good
financial condition. Returns show that the
total assets amounted to s5S, 309, SS2.2 and
the deposits were $26. 245, 022.6S The surplus
amounted to Se93, 25691.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25

gurated. He said, furthermore that if the
women of a nation could agree to wear
solemn black in time of war; no armed con-
flict between civilized countries would last
a week. And the example of this Berlin
woman goes to show that Ruskin may have
been right Nothing can be more certain
than if the women who rule society in Ber-
lin and other continental cities should sub
ject the duelist to a pitiless social boycott,
the duel would soon go the way of other
barbarous anomalies. 1t is the merest tru-
ism to say that womans influence was
never so potent as now
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25
One Way of Dealing with Them
Nebraska State Journal

Down I'm Connecticut the courts are get
ting weary OF the interminabIe assaults on
honuni0n workmen BY strikers, and In
New Haven Judge Robinson inflicted pun
ishment on two asSa ulters that will per-
haps open the eyes of future strikers. The
fine was 81 each, but the Imprisonment was
one year in jail. They were also convicted
or conspiracy, and when the year Is served
IN Jail they will go TO the penitentiary for
at least fifteen months and not more than
two years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25

William III. Winters. formerly resident
of this city, died several days ago in Al
bany. n. Y. where he went a few weeks
ago TO open an office for the Ault Manufac-
turing Company, which firm he represented
while here.
Mr.. Wintas was member Of the Ma
sonic fraternity and his body was sent to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25
American Belle price & Parr).
WORLDS wagon Record Broken.

SYRACUSE, N ", July Ex-senator
Horace White drove his mare. Miss Whit
ney, half mile against time on the State
falr grounds track to-day in 1:011z, breaking
me worlds wagon record of 1:02a4 held by
a. Z. Perret's True Chimes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25
HOFFMAN ON TOP.
(CONCLJyDED FROM r1psr p.cE

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
on which to make a definite claim of the
NUMBER OF votes Mr.. Mccullough will lrave
In the convention
This statement was made at ro;driob+ hy
John w. Healing, Mr.. McCullough's right
hand man. Mr.. Mccullough, himself. had
no, no statement to make concerning the cleo
uoIi' ne said Neither he nor Healing made
any charges of bribery or switching of bal
lots against Hoffman and his supporters
nKeaiing claimed 125 votes for Mccullough.
Inc only two wards in which Mccullough
received anything approaching solid vote
was In the Fourteenth, where he will re-
celVe twelve out of the seventeen votes
according to Healing, and in the Fifteenth
where he will receive fifteen out of the
twenty-eight v9tes, 1t is claimed. Mr.. Keal-
ing gave out this statement when the re-
The other Mccullough delegates elected
We're scattered over all parts of the city.
returns Were received at McCulloughs
once In the Lombard block up to 1850
o'clock By Mccullough, Healing and other
workers did not have a good organization
TO send in the returns and the figures he
got were scattered, not a single one of the
fifteen wards being reported TO him COM
pletely.
MCCULLOUGH SILENT.
Mr.. Mccullough said little to any one be-
sides Healing and a few of his other close
political friends all evening. When he left
his office, about II o'clock he said the re-
turns he had received were not sufficiently
complete for him TO make any statement
concerning the election. 1t is thought. how
ever, that he felt he was defeated before he
left for his home, on North Meridian street.
William +. Moore received reports from
his workers at his office in the Stevenson
building, but his returns came in slowly
and were altogether unsatisfactory far
as conveying any definite information was
concerned. At IL O'Clock Mr.. Moore said he
was not prepared to give any figures, but
that he still believed he would receive sew
enty or seventy-five Totes on the first bal
lot
Robert NJ. Madden, the fourth of the may
orally candidates. was not willing to con-
cede the nomination of Hoffman on the
first ballot. He said accurate estimates
could not be based on the returns received
by the candidates, and that there had been
nothing in the reports made to him that
indicated such an easy victory for HoltZ-
man. While he made no claims himself,
some of hs close friends said they believed
Madden would have at least fifty delegates
in. q
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American Belle Won.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENsBURG. Ind, July 24-The third
and last day Of the race meet brought out
some fast steppers In the 2:1S pace. which
american Belle won I'm straight heats
FahSy M won the 2:40 pace after a very
bard fight Summary:
2:i0 Pace; purse 500:
Pansy NJ. (AIiller) Rushvilfe q 2 I I
Hanover CRhodes) Green's
ouLS -; :.:..--...........1 / 4 8 4
Mark w tkeisling) Stones
OiooSiilS .-..-.-.........2 9 9
Lady Graham (ReinhardD
Iime-2:54l4, 2:2614, 2:S44, 2:S4A, 22rl,
2:1S Pace; purse $500:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25
Dir. Hoever's Domestic Arrangements.
Atch!son Globe.

Jerome Hoover was on the streets to-day
wltn hole IN his pants. However, IN JUS
nee 10 his wife. whom he got by advertise
ms. ~ Is only fair TO state that she can't
send them until he gets new pair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-25
Aristocratic Circus Performers.

Moulinette, Ontario, for burial by that or
ganization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-22
8anfbntP bRrnnht.

pzgo r t, 81. Qpril. - Ser
20 Sabre ate SOfep6 &apler bon g}r.
626, Sfz150. @trdBe, Der BEL Der
n8ronr Borough 8anf, @de III.
StraBe unb SremontzNbe. ais 8ote
unqeiteGt lift, tpurbe Bel be1em Sage
unb auf offener @truBe BON bter0}Gn>
nern iiberfaqen unb berau6t. @r be-
fanb ii9 eben auf Dem Nege na4 elmer
dnberen 8dnf, als er BON bier MSdn>
rern auf Der 8ride ange6alten tpurbe.
.3nei berIelben bielten ibn feit, pdb>
renb bic anberen 3pet feline Saf3en
burhfu6ten unb $159 in 8ddr unb
$4,000 in g6efs burau5 nubmen. Sic
liefen bann nit i6rem &aube etltgit
bdbDn, unb troBbem &aDler i6nen To-
fort na9feBte, fonnte er fte ni4t elm
bolen. Gr beri4tete bic QngelegenRett
an bic 9oli8ei Der Qlerdnber : 4oe.z
Station, bic fofort me6rere Setetttbs
ausf6idte. 9egen Wftttag puroe Der
40 Sabre alte &utf6er Mft9ael Wtcz
garfbD BON Nr. 159, Wiltsz@pe,, unb
Der So Sabre alte Srd4tberlaber 9p.
Murp6D BON SIR. 223, Oft@129. Str,
ber6aftet unb bon &apler fpGter dls
spei feiner 0ngreifer ibentift5irt. SIN
gefBe Mcgartbp's fanb man cine
$1OOz unb cine $50z8dntnote.
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0it rinem eammer eridlaaen.

96DenirotGGe, 3d., q. QpuiI.
= Die berftiimmeGte 2ei4e beg 63
Sabre alien gbarles 9oob BON Wtont
Glare purbe BON Muttbep O'8rien
auf benz Wege our 4rbeit in port
8robibence auf ben 8eGetien Der
,9ennTnlDdnia48abn" gefunoen. 9oob
lit pffen6ar ermorbet tporben, ra4Oem
man Jpn pom 9auIe an Die Stene, cine
einIame 6alteitele pbne Stations
oqenten, geloft bate. @qe Spuren
5eigen auf einen 6eftigen &amPf 3ptz
i6en 5pob unb ieinen 4ngreifern, bic
t6n f9lieBli9 nit einem 9roBen 9am%
nler erf9lugen II. feline 2ei6e duf bag
8abngeleiIe Iegten. 0rei Nfdnner itnO
als Der Shat psrDd4ttg ber9dftet NOR
ben: GeOrge 8initOn BON Samaquo
uno Sames Mdlfon bon Redotng,
5pei 8adfteinmader, unb Peter Boil
set
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$4,000 ShaSrurrjak.

@bite plains. R,zg., 81.
Qpril. - Sen bier iungen SD6tern
bes in Der 8arfzQpe. Sunnel>& utaz
ftrOpbe in Nepzgort berungliidten
Nlfreb M. 8errin BON Stem : &o6eIe
tpurOen beute i'm biefigen Supreme
@eri9t $500 S9abenerfaB 8uge@
fpro9en. Die bier MGb6en, BON De-
ben bic Siingfte 10, bic @(elteite taum
16 Sabre 3dbIt, tumer in ttefem
S9par5 in bas @ert9t unb t6r Grz
f9einen erpedte aqgemeine Spmpa@
tbie unter ben 8ei4pOrenen unb ben
3uf4duern.
Sitrtttgunpult s. 4bbHpngoung,
Der bic 8inber in Der &lage gegen Die
rNepz0orter gentrulbo6n" bertritt,
FOrberte $25O,O00 G9abenerfaB, nit
Der 8egriinbung, bic Sunnel : 8utaz
Ttrop6e babe iie, ba lire Mtutter f9on
5tpei Sabre porber g%eftor6en lei, Dol@
lenbs gu @aifen gemu9t, bic nun
quna auetn unb f9uBlps in Der @elt
6aItGnben. 5r. perrin mar, uls bds
56idIal i'm e~reiIte, @icesprdFDent
bes Union Bag anb 9aper Sruit"
unO be3Os Elm SahresgebaIt DOn $1O,s
900.
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Scr fadtiae girrsG nabrrnenr.

9r. See erbietet Ii8, mad MiFourt
3uriid8utebren, tpenn er ni4t
bur4 8ubrtngli9e 6ragen beIdz
ittgt ptrb.
81. 2puis, 81. Npril. = Dem
8ernebmen mad unterbanbelt Der abs
hanben gefommene ez8ouperneur
SSo6n 81. See nit benz &rei8annult
6olt be5iigIi4 feiner Riidte6r mad
ct. 2puis urter Der 8ebingung, DaB
inn feline unbequemsn 6ragen BON Der
bieIigen 9ranO>Surb be8iigIi4 bes
2egi8laturz unb 8eIte9ungsitanbals
geiteqt perben biirfeu. Sin Jreunb
Sees Ipra8 bei'm &retSannult bor II.
periudte be3iigGi9 ieiner 3iidtebr Elm
entipre4enbes Arrangement 5u per>
etnbaren.
9eneralantpalt Grop po6nte gez
ftern Der @iBung Der @ranb : SurD
Bel u1b unteritiiBte &reisantpalt6plt
BEL feiner unterfu9ung bes 2egtSld~
turz8oobles. Die @ranbzSurD BON
goIn>Gountp bat cine 8auie Bis gum
27. Npril eintreten laFen unb bdbur4
bat @eneralanpalt Gron 9elegenbeit
er6aIten, auf cine 3eit lang 6ier6er gu
tpmmen. @s tpirb angebeutet, Bis Die
unterfu9ung bier unb in Der Staats@
bauptftabt Sefferfon : @ttp beenhet
nirb, piirben minbeItenS gegen 3ebn
Staatsfenatoren Qntlagen fpegen
Meineioes ober Mnnubme BON Bette
6unQen er6oben perben. 9eneralanz
malt @rop ertlGrte, er babe tetneSOee
bappn, ND 1i6 Daniel S. &eqep aus
NepzYort aufbalten mUge. Requiitz
tionspapiere be3iigli9 Der 4uSliefes
rung &elep's iinb aber Dem 9etettiO
Srac1 bereit8 bebGnbigt tporben.
Sn SefferfonzGit9 6aben Die Sc
nateren 9. 8. Mdtt6eipS unb CHARLES
81. @mit6, gegen pel6e @ntlagen tpez
cen Qnna6me BON 8eite6ungen an
lGBIi3 Der 8adpuloer : 8eieBgebung
BON Der @ranbz Surb erboben porOen
finb, ie cine 8iirgI4aft BON $4,000
fir i6r @rf9einen bor Dem 8unbesz
Rreisgeri8t i'm SulizSermin geIteat.
8eioe DerIi4ern tire boatOmmene I'm
f6ulb 6inIi9tli9 Der i6nen CUR Sat
getegten @erbre6en. Sn ben &ntluz
9en tperben fe bef6uIOigt, bdfir, baB
fie gegen bic Sin be3iigli4 Der &uS@
f6lieBung BON 8adpulber ftimmten,
pel6e8 Mlaun ent6Glt, BON .. S.&al>
len als MitgIieOer be5 @trafre4ts>
gomite's be8 @enut8 in Der Al. 2e@
gisGatur por 5pei Sabren ie $1,000
anqenommen gu BADEN.
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Senator Stuue rCOrt.
Gr 6e16pert Tia ii6er @erleumOun9en
@eitens Der 9refe, - 8iatam S.
8rnan mar aud babel.

WV ~ F@NlE
8rpan mar audi babel.
Runfu8zGitD, W}o., 21.4pri(.
SSyn Der bier ubge6aItenen Sa6resDer@
iammlung Der nNfoctatiOn Der pemoz
frati59en 8reTe DON Mtfouri" CAB
8unoe8Ienatpr 0m. S. StOne cine
e~inge6enDe GrtIGrung be3iiglt4 ietner
8er6inDung nit Der 8afpulDer~8e@
IeBQebung unb Der 9ur4fii6rung Der
G~taatsgeTeBe gegen Ge6en8mittels@er@
fGlI9ung ab unO betlagte it9 bitter
bariiber, DaB, pie er es du50riitte, Die
8uge8preTe De8 StUates auf unDer@
ontportli6e @et1e gegen i'm ge9eBt
babe. Der Senator befanb ii4 in lebz
batter @rregung uno er4ob Protett
gegen bic @erfoIgung, pel6er er @eiz
tens Der W&arpDeure Der 8refe ausgez
feBt geipeIen iei, pel4e ii4 meu4lerts
f6er Met6oOen be0ienen, n8et 9ott,"
rieF Der &e0ner aus, nih fir4te tie
ni6t; i6 la6e linen ms 9eIi4t uno
fpeie lie an" Der Senator iteQte alsz
bunn DerI6ieDene 8eri9te ais unpa3r
bin, mad pel6en er felt benz 8eginn
Der Qeqt5latur : unterIu6ung @Onfez
ren3en nit Mm. 8, 8belp5 uno 8ttez
@ouberneur See abge6alten Aaben
ioute. Gr Tagte, er lei i6on DaS
Opfer liigen6after Qngriffe auf feinen
G6aratter geporben, als CT 8ouber=
neur mar, unb na9bem er ii4 BON Der
Re9tsprari8 3uriidge3ogen bate, ieBt
babe er unter gsmetnen, oerod4ttgsn@
ben, f6muBigen unb falI6en @ngrifz
fen gu LeiOen. SD berufe mid Daz
fir" Tagte er, nbaB Dies cine S&dnO@
li6feit lit, auf baS urt6eil ie0es biQtg
benfenben amerifanif6en 8iirgers.
@eber 4ntlGger, nod Qrgetlagte 3dz
ben es gepugt, cine 8ei4ulOtgung Dor
meme S6ir gu legen."
Der Senator ertldrte bann, CT babe
an Der pa7iirung oes 4ntizQluuns9e>
IeBes i'm Sabre 1899 feinen 4ntbetl
qe6d6t unb babe beind6e Elm So9r lang
ni6t gerpuBt, boB bic Bin iiberbaupt
@eIeB ~getporber. Qls pribater 8e8ts>
onnult babe er 8eiftanO our 9ur4=
fii6rung Der itaatli6en Nd6rungsmits
tel : 8erfGi9ungs : @efeBe geleiitet,
uno als i'm Sabre 1901 Der Plan gez
fuBt nurbe, bas Nnti MldunJ9eieB
pieber auf3u6eben, babe er etnegte4ts<
@rDrterung gegen Die 4uf6ebung ge>
T6rieben, aber SefferfOnSGitp ni4t be-
fu9t. Der Rebner tp%ieDer6plte bic
@erii9erung, Dap er in Der Qngelegen>
belt nit feinem Qegislatur@ W2ttglieDe
tpeiter in 8erbinbung g~etreten iet,
ipra9 Die 9Offnung aus, buB ale
59uloigen CUR 8eitrufung gebra4t
tperben tpir0en, unb f9lob nit ben
0orten: sd poIte eber, 0oB 8Ott
meme 6anb perDprren lteBe, meme
3unge lG6mte unb mein 6er3 in ben
alammen Der 6DGe berbrennen lteBe,
als OaB i'd ubiidtli6 cine Steauug
f6dnOen foQte, pel6e Die 8eb0lferung
BON MiTouri mir anbertraut bat"
Inter ben i6rigen 8ebnern befdn0
ft9 au8 @iGiam s. 8rpun, tpe14er
fi8 ii6sr bic aGgemeine politii6e Gage
Der6reitete unb, pie er eS dusbriidte,
,pie elm Country Gbttor gum Qnbern
fprd3." SIN peiteren @erlauf feiner
Rebe crying er it4 in einem 6itteren
Qusfaq gegen 9rn. @roOer @leOelanD
uno beT9ul0igte b~eniel6en, bic Demp=
fratii4e Partei Bel ben leBten 3pei
9rdi1DentI4ufts : Gampagnen Derra>
then 2u Aa6en.
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.Wer. Sinner hnn RnIttnure.

6auptquurtier: n8ermania : W&dRs
ner6or : 5oqe," 6eItzPrGitOent Z.
s. 0ieman, 9&r. 106, GOmmerceitr,;
Set : 0irigent: .. NleIamet, PrGfis
Bent 2puiS s. Magner, Nr. 801, 3d.
groBitraBe; correIp. un0 prot. Setre4
tdr 6enr6 @ieIeting, gr. 228, Derldn>
gerte @aItern : QDenue; 5tnan3ietres
tar @eorge 6immeI6eber, Nr, 315,
Norbz@ bentraBe; S6aBmeiiter gOnz
rao 6. RQ6be, Nr. 2514, OFz8aGttz
moreItraBe; Setretdr bes MuiitzGOz
mites: 2oui8 9D6, gr. 1882, Orz
leansItraBe. 9elegaten : 8eriammz
lung ieOen 3peiten 5reitag i'm MOnat.
81 81 n"
9auptquartier: nStage6aQe," gr.
205, 9anOberitraBe; Singitunoe:
Mittpo4s; 9irtgent S. 6. 6rant.
r6urmDnie."
5auptquartier: Nr. Ala, @eitz
SQpettezS traBe. SingItun0e; 9Ssns
flags; 0irigent Sohn u. Stein.
n9erm1nia : 80 Ganer9or."
9auptquartier: o@ermunia : WtGnz
ner9or : 9aue," g2r. 410 unO ALI,
Mef : 2ombarbFraBe; Singftunbe:
9onnerTta8s; 0irigent Sd. 80dner.
nSrDbftnn."
9auptquartiec: nTrO4inn : 9ale,"
Nr. 1000, 5reberidsQDenue Singz
itunoe: MittpO4s; 9irigent SOhn q.
&lein.
nQr6etter : Mdnner4Or."
6uuptquQrtier: Qn0reas' 6aIe,
0r. 314, 6anoDeritraBe. Singftunoe:
M}ittpO6s; 9tri9ent .. 0}elamst.
rQocuf : PDint 9fGnners
9Dr."
6auptquartier: .. SteiniB' 6dIle,
@de Nnorez unb 8eaIOn : StraBe;
@ingitun0s: 6onntags; 9irigent q
gpe6lmann.
oQrbetter 2iebertafeI."
Sauptquartier: 9teiObarbt's 9aqe,
CIR. 1923, Deits9rattItraBe. 6inaz
itunOe: I}ittpO4s; 0irigent G6drIes
5reb. Mutter.
gS9aIiu Mdnner6or."
9auptquartier: 8Oigt's 5Qle, CIR.
1872, 6arOforbzQ0enue Singitunbe:
Mlittpo4; 0irtgent Soiepb Pa4e.
sMo3art Mdnner9Or.
6auptquQrtier: y6onprs6aQe, Gde
BON 9uncanzPlace unO M}c@lberrDz
StraBe. SingitunDe: Montags; 9i=
1igent 80. @4IoegeI.
yGi9entran3."
6auptquurtisr: 3orn'S 9aqe, gfe
3. Hno 8oug6sS traBe, 9is6lanotopn,
SingitunOe g(ittpo4s; 9irigent 5.
RarDIus.
rMeIobie."
5Guptquurtier: s. Ries' 5nle, Gde
QopitraBe unO 8elairs Martt. Sing
ftunOe: 9Onnerfags; 9irigent j.
RaroIus.
IS Quartetts
Club"
9auptquurtier: M&eienberg's 5aqe,
glr. 116, Nor0zqacaitraBe. Sing
Ftun0e: 9ienitogs; 0iri9ent s, &as
rclus.
gMeBger : @efangberetn."
6auptquartier: Mc2aug6lin's 5aIle,
2egingtprz unb 9resreitraBe. Sing
+unbe: Dienitag5; 9irigent 5. s.
5rant.
,GbeIpeiB."
5auptquartier: 2(Oer's 6dqe, Gds
Salt uno @utsQpenue. Singitunbe:
9ienitugs; 9irisent s. S4losgeL
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ga allie 2(rbeiterinneu !
1tnenfdelf(ixer Trtf(i6er Matb.

Se6e Qrbeitertu, beren @eInnbbett SO
uiin5hen i6ri0 ldBt, lit hermit BerSIiG etns
gelaben, itG an Sran &intBaut, G1Htt,
Wiaii., nm 9iatb at uenben nteIer HGtb
uir6 nnentgeIttt@ ertbetlt un0 bat
Eauienben lire 9eInnbbett ipieOergegeben.
SD m06te Sbuen gerue fir bas Oaufer,
mas Gle on mir getban babeu rub t1 ru0Gte
gu glei6er 3ett 21oia 6. @infbams @eges
table COMPOUND allen @fd09e1 aus anges
legentltdfte empfeblen, bic ibre &rbett 5tpingt
beitdubig aui ben SIBen 81 ieiu. Der ar5t
rietb mir, bic Qrbeit etH3ufteIer /; er i6teH
gan3 un0 gar III oergeiier, oaB etne Arbeitertrt
utd)t 10 obre ~tpettere5 tire Qrbeit aufgeben
fam. Der Riiden i6merjte mid, metn Ips
petit mar milerubel, i6lafen tOn1te t9 an9
ut9t, rnb liberties mar Der D6Onat81ub ip6rs
lid uno iberaus ihmer3baft. @tnes Cages,
alS i'd geruOe lebr fit, fieng t1 an, 2gSin q.
8intbams 8egetable COMPOUND eiHSuuebs
men rlno fun0 balb, buB eS mir Grleidterung
brutte. gfadOem i6 busielbe einige 3ett
eingeuommen bate, uerfte i'd gu n1etuer
6reuoe, buB Der 0fOnatsfuB idmerjloS un0
gang Hutiirli9 getporbeu mar leoernGun TT
iiber ben @e6Iel meiner @eiunobett iebr
iiberrai6t, beuu jeBt bin i'd geiIub uno fam
gar ni6t iugen, ME Ounibar id SbneH bin."
- Srduletn Sanet BGtHe, $50 Weit l25.
Ctr, Stem gort. 5000 Dollars gnRe, fans mir
Mint iufprt ba5 Original oieies 8riefes S%OrtUeiieH
unh iomit SeIeu G1tGeit betDeifeH f1nneri.
2aiien Sic iih ntft beUeger, irget6 etn
arberes 0ttttel st gebraufen, 6enn fh9ere
Seiiuna ldRt iidl fur BON 2D6in 6. Ptnf=
bans 8egetable COMPOUND ertuarters
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Opfcr Der GBnLcra.
Ri9ter Gortud auf Der Snfel Gebu
Der Seu9e erlegen. - gleue &dmz
pfc gegen 2abrpnen.

pfc gegen 2%dbronen.
MuniGa, 81. @prtl. - Ri8ter
Gortut ppm 8eri9t eriter Sntan3 lit
auf Gebu Der G6olera erlegen. Der
&i8ter 1oG fi6 bic &rant6eit in 8oz
boI 3uge3ogen BADEN. 9erfelbe mar
aus Slinois gebiirtig unb Elm bod
geI6dBtes M}itglieO De5 Rt4teritans
be5.
Die G6Olera foG jeBt 10 gut pte
erIof6en fein, bod fperben nod elm
3eIne Safe BON ben IiiOli9en Snfeln
be5 @r6ipeI5 9emelbet. 8On benz
Corps DeS @opitGns 8erI6tng itnb 6
6olbuten nGbrenD Der 8acDlOps@ams
payne Der G6olera erlegen.
Sn Der 9ropin3 gt3al (SnieG 2uz
5on) 1T mieber cine betpaffnete 2aOrOs
nens8anbe aufgetau6t, nel6e beIOn@
berS in Dem 9iItritt, Der iiingit bic
@cene bes MufItanbes bes Generals
Gan Mtguel mar, i6r 1lnipefen
treibt. Mtun bat bereits mebrere &b=
t6eilungen Scouts na9 Dem 9titritt
a6qeTunot, Inn bie8anOe 3u 3erftreuen.
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8anfiers unb Mafler.

HAMBLEToN & CO., 8 Sourhsstr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., 2 SouthsStr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON (Est. 1892,
Fayettesstr.. Postamt g~egenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, 6 s.. Cali
vert=Str.
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MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Germans und CalvertsStr. John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry. Schatzm.; ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
Calvert=Str.; ]. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J.. B. Scott, Sekr. sSchatzm.
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8dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti=
more und Calvert=Str.
sPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert und
FayettesStr.
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MIte Settuneen (GOrsvTponbsHtenh
zoe. BIO 6uueert, sH babtH in Der Office bes .9urA
Den gOrTtIpsuesuteRss 1GltiEsJss SE uRA Bon
SIEcts GpsaA$
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entpfe6fenswert6en Ssinan5-,
Gngres- nn0 gnoetatf-
@e(6dften.
Sinansieaes.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II south'str.;
7. D. Ferguson, Praes.; H.. B. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore. und LibertysStr.; Chas. W.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason kassis
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIOs
NAL BANK, Lombard und ~South'Str';
Chas. 7. Crane, Praes.; Carter G. os'
burn, Eassirer.
DEUTsCRE BANK, Baltimore und Hols
IIdaysstr. A. II. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIoNAL BANK, HowarGs und Gers
man.Str.; Lawrence B. Kemp, praes.;
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA N. Eu'
tawsStr.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes.i
W. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Qinnenz nnh Meihmnnrfn.

CLARK & STEVENS. 212 N. Charles.str
MDbel unb Seppide.
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Sru1t : G%ompdgnien.

Sru1t : 9Dmpdgnten.
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
German und CalvertsStr.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
Calvert=str. ]. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J.. B. Scott. sekr. sschatzm.
2ebensner1i6erungs : ~gompdgnien.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO., 8 und 10
south.str.; w. H. Blackford. Praes.;
John w. Hanson, sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
fSeuer : 9erfi9erungs : Qgenten
ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.
SnbuftridG : @erf9erun9s : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
Fayette=str.
Sadberftdnbiger 8u49ulter
~(6egGdubigt.
+. V. FALLER, Continental Trust Building
Jeuerfi9ere MGbeG=2aseruns
THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
CO., 1919, NorthsAye.
GRAHAM's WAREHOUSE. Park . Ave.
uud DolphinsStr.
Re9tsanpdlte.
LOUIS P. & PERCY C. HENNIGHAUs
SEN, 215 st. PauI=Str.
r.. J. sCHAUMLoEFFEL, sol Law Builds
ing.
NnrpdGte WatentzproseHe.)
MANN & CO., Equitable Building.
9rnnoeigent6um=We afler.
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW, 1s Lexs
ington=str.
GngrOSaeihdfte.
MuspGrtige unb etnbetmif9e Prps
butte.
HENRY KNEFELY & SON, 5 o. Pratts
Str.
Biscuit uno 8reBel.
HARGRAvE & BRO, 20 N. Greenesstr.
Bidder : Gequt1iten.
THE MYERS & HICKS CO.. 14 s.
Howardsstr.
Bidder unb CONDITION : Werfaeuse.
AUGUST MAAG, los HanOversstr.
gau6oIs, Sbiiren, Senfterrabmen
OTTO DUKER & CO.. President.str. und
CantonsAve.
Butter, Gier unb 9efliiset.
WIN. A. SHUTTLE & CO., 1Is s. Charles
Str.
8ilber, SpieeeG, Rabmer.
STEIN, SMITH & CO., ii S. LibertysStr.
8u9= unb 3eitunasz 6dnbler.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO., Baltimore.Str.
8leirObren, 8le9pldtten, S9rpt.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO.,
80 HanoversStr.
8dubpls : 6dnbler.
THOS. MATTHEWS & SON, Canton Ave.
und AlbemarlesStr
GEO. F. SLOAN & BRO, Ala Light.str.
gle4z unb emuilirte Stablpaaren.
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
CO., 100 Hanover.str.
Giddrrer uno Sdbdt.
T.. Il. NEUDECKER CO., Centre-Markta
Space und LombardsStr.
9iamanten unb @9mudiu9en.
M. ]. opPENHEIMER & SONS. ll W.
BaItimore=Str.
0ampfmuI9inen, &efel, pumper.
WALLACE sTEBBINs & SONS, Charles
und LombardsStr.
Droguen@5Gnbler.
GILP1N. LANGDoN & CO., 9OO-So2 W.
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. & CO., 10 n. HOward'