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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
MILLER CASE GOES OYER.
Gompers Says No Revolutionary
fiction Need Be Expected.

Washington. Sept 25-Tha Executive Council
Of the American Federation Of Labor az joUrned
this afternoon subject 20 call withouy taking
any further action on the case Of William 4.
Miller the assfstan foreman in the Government
Printing Office The matter has been LET'S in
the hands OF a subcommittee Of the executive
council. whose names are not disclosed with
directions 70 make full report
President Gompers said tonight that the
case did not come up for discussion in any Of
the meetings TO-DAY. He expects however that
the subcommittee viii make 2 report az an
early DAY. and action viii then be taken BY the
COUNCIL Mr. Gompers remarked lauehinzIy that
nothing revolutionary about he Miller case
might be expected He said that owing to the
NECESSITY Of some Of the members returning 20
their business. rhs council had adjourned with
out transacting all The business before IL
These unfinished matters we're referred %
the subcommittee which has charge oS the
Miller case. The subcommittee was directed %
make z repor. az early day. and while the
council would not meet again before the IA
tioaal convention in November these matters
would b. finished up BY mail
Mr.. GOmPeTs refused 70 say whether or not
the subcommittee had any authority 20 take up
the council has the Miller case under consIdera-
ton, the statement Is made that no other body
T1ll have authority 70 take y NJ with tn4
President
Most OF the councils vork today ras % a
routine Character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
PINS FAITH ON CANVASS.
Murphy Finds 10000 Plurality for
MCCLELLAN IN COUNTY.

Charles F Murphy. leader Of Tammany Hall,
has finished mis- preliminary canvass Of the
Assembly districts, and finds. according TO his
figures. that Mcclellan will carry New-York
County by plurality Of GoOOo The news has
been told 70 only the most trusted Of the dis
trict leaders. The work has stretched over two
months, and takes IL every election district in
Manhattan and The Bronx Murphys own men,
working Independently. have obtained the data
and 5ir Cookers successor IS confident Of the
result
Having ascertaina1 70 his own satisfaction
that he can carry New-yorl By GOOaO. he is
willing 10 take a gamblers chance" as his
friends express it. on the election Of his bosom
friend. Colonel George B Mcclellan. Il is the
completion Of this informal canvass which en-
ahles M Murphy and his trusted ueutenants to
stand pat" On Mcclellan in the face of the
vehement warnings II Boss" McLaughlin. Of
BROOKLYN The Murphy men figure that with
$1,000 margin on the Manhattan side Of the
bridge they can afford 70 return soft answers to
the vTsthful rutterings Of the Mclaughlin
men.
SCHEME TO OVERTHROW MLAUGHLIN
Right here is where the cold bIooded scberning
If Murphy is shown. There is no longer anv
doubt that he has set about becoming the lead
81 of an Organization which shall comprise
all the boToughs and II Is the anne as settled
that Esnen. CASSIDY and Muller Of The Bronx.
Queens ana Richmond. are with him AS the
case stands at present Mcclellan. according 70
AT NurPh~'s figuring. stands 70 carry New
York County with plurality Of 5000 Brook
ivn will GO fer Low BY ar Least 20Oeo. giving
the anti-NIcLzughln borough and county tickets
in Kings comfort bic margin In the cleanup
Murphy vil have in his election game bag
Mayor. Controller and President Of the Board Of
Aldermen borough president. Sheriff and
Judge of the Supreme Court Mclaughlin with
Mcclellan running. viii have nothing This
condition is expected 70 bring about the over
throw Il Mclaughlin ls The leader OF Kings and
tho reorganization Of Wiiloughbv street on
Tammeny basis Il Is regarded as probable now
that McCarren VIII succeed Mclaughlin as the
vioe-regent OF Tammanv Han. in charge of the
BROOKLYN province
Tne Murphy men figure that they will %
better Of with Mclaughlin losing in Kings than
they would r. NTH him electng his borough
and county tickets Murphy then viii De
greater and more powerful leader in the State
than Croker ever WAS, and viii Be able 10 die
tate The selection q Senator'S and Congressman.
II The Democrats ever capture the state
MAY KNIFE TANI11ANT TICKET
Mclaughlin and his lieutenants have just
walked up 10 the game. That is. why the old
man against The advice Of McCerren and
rr-sE-y-d p. secp.a ra-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
MLATGHLTN STE4DFAST.
Sbo5rs Fight against Plan to Aoml-
nate Mcclellan

Unless Tanr2ry Hail backs down or its de-
termination 70 fo!ce Mcclellan upon Kings
County as the Democratic candidate for Mayor
the Brooklyn delegates Will 6ght him on the
floor Of the convention. There was no weaken
ing in their attitude yesterday. and the leaders
spent the day n discussing whom they would
name 10 oppose Mcclellan. Il seems probable
that Lewis Nixon will he the man. AZ least
thar is the talk now.
The Kings County delegation viii present not
only a candidate for Mayor. but also for Con-
trolIer. IN this connection the name Of Julian
=. Fairchild. president Of the Kings County
Trust Company, is beng mentioned
Hugh Mclaughlin, who IN his grim way has
decided to make tHis the fight Of his life. said
yesterday. There is no change in the situa-
ton We stand by our statement issued on
Wednesday, ard refuse to bulge. Let Tam
many so ahead. The Democrats will under
stand that we in Brooklyn did our best to select
= ticket that will appeal TO all Democrats, and
if anything happens we viii not be responsible
James Shevlin would not say whom Brooklyn
would present as a candidate for Mayor. but
declared that both Brooklyn and Manhattan
men were being talked Of II that connection
the name Of Edward N. Shepard is being
brought again 10 the front
James Kane. leader Of the lid Assembly Dis
trict, denied yesterday that he had said he was
for Mcclellan and would fight tor him on the
floor OF the convention in spite OF Mclaughlin.
He added, however. 7 don't know that Nc
CIellan wiz he nominated. butif he is he'll win.
AID let me tell you. too. hen carry this Dor
ough"
The trouble over the city ticket is acting as
check on the making Of the local ticket. Prom
inent men, seeing a prospect Of McCIellans nom
ination. with lukewarm support on the part Of
Kings County during the campaign do not care
70 enter losing fight in Kings County. Several
men have already declined 10 consider the nom
nation for Borough President Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Martin W. Littleton is now being
talked OF by Democratic leaders for that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
THTRTY-FTVE DROWNED.
Stern Of NezC- York Fishing Steamer
flashes ashore.

Norfolk. Va. Sept 25.-The United States
Weather Bureau tonight received information
from Captain Drinkwater. Of the Currituck Lie
Saving Station. that the stern Of a steamer
bearing the name 'Beatrice-Nev-York. was
pounding bottom up in the breakers two and
one-half miles south Of Caffeys Inlet life saw
ing station. The vreckage is thought TO be from
the fishing steamer Beatrice. which was caught
in the recent hurricane when south Of Delaware
Breakwater. She carried crew Of thirty-hve
men and vas loaded with 10000 fish Her cap
tain was J. " Leland. OF Baltimore H : Rov
the engineer. and Thomas F. Latham his
assistant. Both Of these men were from this
city. There were two other white men in the
crew. and the others were negroes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
FREIGHT RATE 4DT4NCE
Increase To Be Made bg III Rail
roads. according 70 Chicago.

Chicago SEPT - The Record Herald" -ll
say to-uo1roe thar p movements is on foot b,-
the railroads ~ The entire country - bring
about "a general advance in freight rates. the
general reason assigned being the his increase
in rhe wages Of all classes Of labor and in ,he
price NJ an material used hv the railroads a
similar advance was made ore wear ago for The
same reasons and went into effecr on January
last A. that time shippers generally pro
tested and IL is understood that the various
manufacturing and industrial associations viii
combine 20 prevent further advance
The trunk lire associations are said 70 be
planning for 2 general increase in rates
amounting n about la Ter cent. 10 become e.
fe~tiva on January ] ueX-. Railroad officials
s-v rha- with the present prices. decreases i'm
~-r revenues cannot To prevented unless freight
rates are advanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
FIGHT OVER MCCLELLAN SURE
MURPHT AGAIN SENDS Word TO MLAUGHLIN
TINT HE WILL NOMINATE HIS MN.
Brooklyn Boss and His Followers Declare They VIII Battle Corr
5ertion Floor, and T0lF of Naming Niron

The Colonel NcC elan
dde purpose Mclaughlin and those Of the Kings
his 10
Murphy Mcclellan aughhn
York County which he plurality the Tsmmany ticket
The Suzterger for
Of
The Greater New York Democracy delegates refusing
Aldermen will
Of
open speaking campaign
or October
A he SPEAK
uenta md physical wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
WRIGHT ANSWERS LA TOILETTE.
Declares That the Laborer's Condition "a
Better To-day than Ever Before.
IpT rELEeRAPH TO rEE THIBrSE J

Milwaukee Sept q -C5over1or IA FoIla4.a -.
run against s1ag in the form OF Carroll D Wright
as a result OF statements made IN The cannpafgu
which he opened this month 70 precede next years
State election He has said that The Increases IN
wages in the last few years have far from kent
pace with the increase in the cost Of living As a
result letter has been written 70 the Editor 81
The Madison STATE Journal by Horace A TAYLOR
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury giving Mr.
Nrights refu-ato1 Of the charges The letter II e
thought here will be a severe blow 70 the Gov
eraofs campaign. which is hingtng largely on the
fisures he has given
Mr. Wright rells ne Mr. Taylor saws that
IN his opinion there has been very uttf, diner.
ence In the advance q wages and n the increased
cost o. living He states that n f. always true
in times OF exceptional prosperity that the price
q living advances more rapidly than do ire rates
q wages. and that r. Is also true that in times
Of depression the prices % products ana the proas
of business decrease much sooner and more rapid-
II than 10 the rates q wages re saws nat I've
expenses and the cosr q living on the average
probably have nor advanced more than Is or y
per cent. and that any statement % the e~ec-
thar they have advanced . per ceat Is a VERY
grave srror I asked Nr Wright VIA. vas a.
opinion a. 70 ths present condition os Iabor.-x
men compared 20 their condition a. anv o.ha-
time or times heretofore Re said there vas n
DOUBT whatever That the laboring men were II,
better condition To-Day t@an they have ever be-
fore been AZ any time n TIE history OF ~
country, ard that there vas every reason % -
Asve that tnsir ccadition you'd continue - ~
Prove
NJ TAYLOR ADDS that he has Cou.ni-st,,,-
Wright 5 consent % make these facts r1sllc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
STEP TOW4RD REFORMS.


ncre.1.--ror.e Sept 25-The composition q
''' ulEe. romulssior 10 0arv our rhe pro
f-a.r~r ~- reforms t7 Macedonia is Officially
s--e--e1 fo-11v Elm. Parha ls president of
'ae commission. arc tie othcr members are
Fll--eI He. President ~ the Municipal Coun-
q. Ct -s'o.'.s. Ekra ToheT Bulgarian. and
-c1r' NkurssE. r. Greek toth members of
'rf Court rf Justice ~ Monastir. Niko p Ser
'ia-. member of SOC court ~ Justice st TsKUb
enc krfe7 -1ri b Evo1uisn
fre .0~-r-.s or ~-u s.f temporarily st Mon
e'tr an r.le has been issued ordering the
Owl emo military authorities 10 ore. rhe com
regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

Eisht hours sail through TIRE Dreau,lsr5 II vr,--
t,E H1-son Rive Day Line Excu-sic-s -Adv+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
#AATs W4RSHTPS 70 60.
No Direct Request HoueJer. Re-
CGued from the Porte.

-c-sfsn-nople SEPT 1a-Th. Pcrte has ca
i'-f251 q vrzl Eel. re vlthdr1v 81 q The Amer
-- Naraa.Ds now or BeiruI. SO thar the sell
.sne-t ~ The Questions pending between the
t.l-e- States and Turkey can he proceeded
D o. thought here rrot me I-lie4 -f2'es
81 --' consent ~ -Irk draw Tho ships
il.ne-fr se1r z-rhe st-te Dcrartf-lent nao
= lFts1 re-s from MINISTER Leishnlsn to-day The
c,U.,,,,,.g - ,htra raee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

cuu-ipued on shira pase-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
D. e. p.

El professor de idiomas don
Manuel Romero Haxthausen
murio anOche.
Era un hombre laborioso E in
4eligente, 6el cumplidor de sus
deberes.
Ell senor Romero dedico gran
parte de su actividad a laborar
por este pals y escribir mucho
Tespecto a distintas cuestiones
economicas.
Su familia queda pobre.
Descanse en- paz ell infortuna-
do professor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
ID OCupQCi6l del |S|nO
Esfuerzos inutiIes
Un despacho de Marroqufn

Nueva York, miercoles.-Di-
cen de Washington que ell Pre-
sidente Roosevelt ha recibido
un despacho del Sr. Marroquin
avisandole que ha determinado
ell gobierno de Colombia la ocu-
paci6n del Istmo, en- vista de
que han resultado inutiles los
esfuerzos del Sr. Reyes, en- la
capital Norteamericana.
Ell despacho del Sr. Mario
quin ha sido recibido en- Wash
ington despues de la noticia de
la ocupaci6n del Istmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
Epa0ld0 G. deTe|O
La cOnisi0n ha informadO
Ell asunto del d1a

Nueva York, artes.-Avisan
de Paris. que la comision encar-
gada de examinar las pruebas
presentadas, ha emitido su. in
forme declarando que debe e.
fectuarse la revision del proceso
Dreyfus.
Ell asunto del dia en- Paris, es
este acontecimientO.
Ell ex-capitan Dreyfus ha di-
cho que ahora confia mas que
en- la actual revision.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
|NpTeSi6D en- Colombo
La noticia de la victoria
Fernando guerrillas

Nueva York, miercoles.-La
noticia de esta primera victoria
obtenida por los colombianos
sobre los rebeldes, ha causado
una grata impression en- Bogota
y demas ciudades colombianas.
FL pueblo sigue animado con
la idea de la guerra y Sc apresta
voluntariamente a formar que
rrillas para continuar la recon-
quista del Istmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
Don Luis Cap6 Matres

Este apreciable abogado ha
tenido la bondad de ofrecernos
sus serviclos profesiOnales.
Su bufete queda alberto Ell
Guayama.
LIE deseamos prosperidad =.
en- ell buen sentido de la palabra.
iAdelante, amigo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
ID p|i|neI0 H5IOTi0
Colombia vencedora
Esperando auxihos

Nueva Work, microbes. Lie
gan varios despachos cablegra-
licos de Colon bia, dando cuenta
de que las tropas del senor Ma
rroQnin han obtenido la primer
victoria sobEe los rebe9des del
IStmO.
Los Vencidos han escapado
.perseguidos tDr los soldados de
Marroquin.
ST NO acuden las tropas de
Norte america en auxilio de los
Eebeldes. estos tendran qu> rem
dirse al poder deXColon' "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
Un grove C(Idh5|O
lmportante lucha
ia declaration de guerra

Nueva York, miercoles.-Awi.i
sam de Colon que el panico crece
entire los rebeldes del Istmo.
Esperanse fuerzas de los Es-
tados Unidos para desalojar a
los colombianos del territOrio de
Panama.
La guerra entire Colombia y
los E. u. parece inevitable.
El,conficto que sc avecina es
mucho mas importante y grave
de 10 que parece.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
Mr.. Hermann EngeI

Este distinguido amigo nues-
tro ha renunciado la Secreta1ia
de la Compafiia algodonera de
Puerto Rico.
Muy sensible debe ser. a la
mencionada empresa. la renun-
cia de Mr.. Engel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
PONCE
Diciemhre, az de 1908.
(De nuestro saD

Diciembre, az de 1903.
La policfa de esta ciudad redobla sus
pesquizas para capturar "A iFranceschi,
{a( 'Weyo," que mat6 de una puf1alada
al individuo TT mas Zaldo, en- la noche
del domingo I timo.
Una equivocaci6n Gel guarda aguja
fue causa hoy de que chocara ell tren,
que lego esta mafiana de Aguadilla,
con amos carros que estaban colocados
en- la via, frente Ia estacion.
A pesar de que Ell maquinista manic
bro con presteza, para evitar' el choque,
este Sc produjo, sutriendo varios pasa-
jeros algunas contusiones leves, y pc
quefias aver1as la locomotora y los wa
cones.
Ell tiltimo caro- Sc descarril6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23

Nos informan que pr6ximamente
ulegaran a Ponce Procedentes de Eu-
,ropa, los herederoS de don Jose Ga
Hart, los cuales poseen en- aquella ju-
srisdiccion, y en- Ia Tsna Diaz, impcr-
tantes fincas agrfcolas y urbanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
La exp6sita

Fl le6u con ser leon
:. adora 81 pioPia saugre;
y el chacal con ser chacai
no vive SIN Sus chacales.
De6eude el tigre sus hiics.
In pauteFa - tieroa mzslve.
los butres &c las moalafias
amorcsos nidos haccn.
yks hombres eon seF heEnbEcs
htn keeho una eaa gTaadc
psra .alu'AeeaaF lrs nlfns
arroiad1s'4 { - g4lle
EUsEa1o hf.ASCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-23
lLIeg6 eI buque

Esta mafiana entro en- nues-
puerto el xapor "Buenos All
g." procedente de varios pun
os de America.
v No trajo ningln pasajero pa
ia esta isla.
Lleva ochenta y siete de tran
sit0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25
Snbiamapolis, Snb, Samitae, g. Npril 1903

Die Sinter Sapis 60. eineerei9t bot.
Bdbrenb er in bem gtabliiement bsr-
ielben bei9dftist mar, murbe er an
einem Iuge 10 idiper berlebt, baB er
auf bemielben erblinoete.
@eue S4abeneriabtIaee. g
Sliper Oerflinser bat ben Wirtb
Souis %. Sulep auf $4,000 S6aben=
erfab berflast.
gr mar am Sonntae. ben 90. Mdra
D. S. In bas 2Ocal oehslben gefommen
unb bate idlieblid 70 fart gese9t,
oaB er Die @ontrolle iiber iid perlor
uno beraui4t wuroe. Sn bieiem 3u-
itanb seristb er nit benz Saantfellner
in Streit, in oefen 0erlauf berielbe
ibm einen fol9' wu9tigsn S9laa in's
@eiiAt oerisbte, baB ibm bier 3dbne
ausgei6lagen unb auBeroem nod bic
&innlaoe gebroden puroe. Seitbsm
1T er, tpie er iast, nidt i'm stanbe ae-
iueien, feffe Habruns 3u iid 3u nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25

8on ben Seteetibs Splan unb 9a!et
truroe seifern Nbeno Der 35=jdbrist
Sp. Sanbers ober Sapters bon gfp.
2106 Webb Ctr. unter Der Mnflage bee
Sisbitabls einssitsdt. 9erfelbe tpa,
felt ettpa bier Dtonaten in Der @elbgie-
berei Der 8ebr. 2ansienfamp an be,
Sho 9elatpare Ctr. bsiadftist seipe=
fen unb felt ldngerer 3eit batten feline
Mrbeitseber iiber oas mpiteri0ie 8er=
I9minoen bon Meiiins=8ubthden aus
Der 6abrif su Hagen sebabt. Gait an
isbem Nbenb peri9panben Weifs=
@uBtbeile i'm Wertbe bon 81. so Biz 50.
@efern Nbenb tpurbe Der Wann err
tappt, als er tpieber mebrere Meiling'
itiide in ieinsm 2un9forbe babonidlep=
pen uolte, unb feline 8erbaftung mo-,
Die sSolae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25
GGiteinlesnms Ger nemem 9eilt=
gen Gnsel STRIDE.

Sie @dfeinlesung Der neuen 9eili=
gen gnsel Stride, Norb Snbiana=
pOlis, miro morsen Na9mittas A l1hr
unter eebtibrenben geremonien bonn
@eneral=9icar Sheioeler borgenommen
tperben. pfarrer s. 8. Ganisf wiro
Die prebiat balten uno pfarrer @eOrse
Smith miro bic geremoaien leiten.
Ser 6eier miro cine parabs porauf=
sehen, an tuelder iid auBer ben bieii=
gen fatboliiden Orsaniiationen aud
nod bic .6ibernian &ifes" bon st.
Wapne bstbeilisen perben. Sie
paraoe formirt iid an Der gaOrtb.
tpefern Npe. uno ubel Ctr. Sis
Mari4linie 1T fOlsenoe SiibliG
on Nortbmeitern Mbe. CUR %. Ctr,
tueiili9 our Siabela Str., iiibli9 gu,
q. Str., tpeifli9 our Clifton str.,
n0rbli9 sur 80. Str., 6iflid sur
Northtpefern Mpe., iiiblia 3u ben
8riinsen Der neuen Stride.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25

ben gegeben, na9bsm elm grperte, Serr
@illiam g. SOnss shniiis iiber ben
plan beridtet bat.
. Wuiitfeft in @euncie.
@uncie. Sas MufitfeF bat in
leoer ge3iebuns einen erfOlareiden
gerlauf senommen. Sopobl Die Mta=
tinse am Jreitas als aud bas @aluB=
Concert am Ibenb erfrsuten ii9 zines
isbr 3ablrei6en 8siu9es. Sas pitts=
burg Ordefer unter 2eituna Ieines
nialen Sirisenten @ictor Serbert leiffete
bortrefflides.
Sie Soliifen waren 6rau Sue Oar
rington Jurbed. glia bon grabe
Sonas, 9enrp 6erf uno Nnna BufIert.
@ouperneur Surbin uno 6rau uno
Senator Gairbants ppbnten bem
Ibeno=@oncert BEL.
Ne 70 VI banD= Sefferf o n.
piIIe.
Sefferionbill Ollie Climber.
Mile, Die Der. gOllsnhuns Der neuen
elettrii9en 2inie bon Neu Mlbanp naa
SefferiOnbile i'm Wess itanben, purben
am Treitag geboben. als &i6tsr Marib
bonn SefferionoiQsr 9reisgeri9t ben
bon Der Penniplpania 8abn erpirtten
ginbaltsbefebl sesen bic &apib Sanlit
60. fir ni6tis ertldrte. Die @pntro=
oeric 3wii9en ben beibsn Yabnen eut=
itano iiber seuifie StraBen=&reusun=
gen. 9lm Witttpo9 fam isoO9 elm
freunbi4aftli4er Nusslei9 gu Stanbe,
unb @i4ter Marib balte taum feline
@ntideiouns absesebsn, aIs f6on elm
@onifruttions3us Der pennIplpania
8abn luit 25 Wann ii9 in gepesung
iebte. Ser 8etrieb auf Der neuen 2i=
ME tuiro uabrideinli9 am Is. Mai
aufsenommen weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25
Seabit@tister 8anfraub ber=
eitelt.

Granffort, Sno., 25. Npril.-
Ssuts in friibsr glorsentunbe per-
fudten feds ganoiten Die Mi4isan=
totpn 8anf au berauben. Wd6renb
bier bon ibnen li9 bemiibten in bas
@ebduos einaubringen, ftanben stpei
auf Der Strabe Wade. pl6bli9 purbe
bas Saus bon mebrsren giireern UNI.
3in9elt.
Sie Wd9ter gaben Nlarm unb fl
iopobl als aud bic @inbre9er ersrifeu
bierauf bic Glu9t. gs ipurben etpu
20 S9hi1e auf fie absefeuert, ieood
wuroe Nismanb perlebt. Sie Burlden
enttamen leiber.
getanntlid murbe erif am Wittpo9
Der @slbI9rant in Der pof-Office in
Wi9isantoun bon mebreren ganoiten
seiprsnst, naaoem iie einen prOminen-
ten Mrat, mslder 3ufd0ig bes Desss
sefommen war, getnebelt uno 9efeiielt
batten.
Seitoem bielten bic 8iirser ieoer
Nbenb 1midau na9 berod4tisen per'
iOnen. Mm Greitas Na4mittas purb'
bemerft, oab feds perionen iib in ger'
badt erresenoer Weiie in Der Ndbe Del
Banf bef9dftisten. lDas 8arger-8isi
lan3-@omite na6m an, oaB cine gerau'
buns Der gant geplant mar uno es be-
ialob. auf Der @adt su iein. 9i
Golse mar, baB Der &aub bereitel
puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25
Mrbeiter== &ranfenfaKe.

Sn Der golumbia=9aIe finbet mor=
gen 8ormittas 10 ubr bic Npril= =8ene=
l=8eriammluns itatt. Sie Sases=
oronung iit: 9Dabl Der National-@re=
cltipe unb oes National=@ @ontroQ=g go=
mites; Wabl bes Delegaten gu Der i'm
Wai ftattfinbenben National-@ -@onbsn=
tion fir ben %. DiIriet; Neuwabl fir
Den ausideibenben Srufee. Da bic
5rauen Stimmre9t baben, 10 IclItsn
oieielben oabon 8ebrauh MAIDEN. gs
miro eruartet, bae Die Witslieoer uoq=
3dblig in Der 8eriammlung erfdeinen
ueroen. Hi9t=Gnueienoe berfallen Der
geIebliden Strafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-25
prof. 2uno Grande in
SO afhtn q n.

Wafbington, 25. Ipril. proT.
3uno Grande, Ger Setter oes beutl4en
Hepartements Der 0arbaro uniperlitdt,
bielt gefisrn in Der bieiisen Columbian
llniberftp sinsn Iortrag iiber bas
@ermanifde MuIeum in 9arbarb.
Sie Iorleiuns fanb unter ben Muipi'
aien bes bieii9en 9arparb Clubs ftatt
unb mar bon einem fe6r erleienen
publitum befu9t. Bon prdFbeni
gooiepelt, melder gum 2uratorium
oes @ermanii6en Wuieums gebort.
tpar elm S9reibsn eingelaufen, uortn
berielbe ben llmfano betlagt, bab er
bent 1ortrae iiber bas Snffitut midi
beiwobnen tonne, meI9es unspeifel'
baft bic isbt suiI9en ben Der. etaatsn
unb Deuti9lano befebenbe Greunb'
i&oft nod tueiter befeifigen miirbe.
Mud5 mebrere Witslieber Der biefiaen
beuti@en goti9aft uObnten benz Dor
trag bet.