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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
FELL FROM A TURRET.
Lieut.. A. NJ. Beecher, Ordnance 0meeI
of the BattIeship Maine, Killed.

NEWPORT. r. l., Nov. 3-Ideutenant AL
bert M. Beecher, ordnance officer OF the
battleship Maine, fell from the forward tur-
ret to the handling room. a distance Of
forty feet, to-day. and was fatally injured.
He died an hour later without regaining
consciousness.
At the time Of the accident the battle
ship was of Gay Head en- route for
Menemsha bright TO engage in target prac-
tice. Lieutenant Beecher was examining
articles OF ordnance. when he lost his bal
ance and pitched headfoTemost through
the turret to the handling room. His skull
was fractured and he was unconscious when
picked up.
News OF the officers death was communi-
Gated to Admiral Chadwick by wireless
telegraphy and the battleship was turned
about and started for Newport. arriving
here at s o'clock.
Lieutenant Beecher's home was at Fort
Dodge Kan. His brother is attached to
the training ship Monongahela as pay
master.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

Special to the Indianapolis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HANOVER, Ind. Nov Especial serv-
ices were held this morning in chapel on
account of the sad accident that has be-
fallen Purdue University. That affair is
having a very profound effect on the stu
dents here. While they had game at
Terre Haute that day and suffered defeat,
there is very little said about the game
They remained over Sunday in Indianapolis
and visited the wreck and called on their
friends at the hospital. The team has also
lost two good members by injuries and Mr..
Shankln is in very critical condition
This loss has been brought more forcibly
home TO the students by the losses of Pur-
due.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

LONDON, Nov. 3.-King Edward, in the
presence of several thousands of people to-
day laid the foundation stone of the King
Edward VII consumption sanatorium at
Midhurst, Sussex. for the erection OF which
Sir Ernest Cassat gave the King s1.0o0.000.
The King. in brief speech. said he had de-
cided to expend the amount of the donation
in the erection of an open air establishment
in the hope of arresting the malady and
advancing knowledge on a matter of such
infinite Importance. Fresh air and sunshine
were necessary and the sanatorium would
provide all the accommodation necessary
for people of slender means.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The last rites over
the remains of Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker
were performed to-day at the Salvation
Army headquarters and at Woodlawn Gem
etery. During the morning there was
service to which only officers of the army
were admitted. Afterwards members of
the Salvation Army to the number of 1000
acted as escort TO the Grand Central Sta
tion. where special trains were taken to
Woodlawn. AT the grave the remains were
committed to the earth with the Salvation
Army burial service, the playing OF the
requiem by the staff band. and the singing
Of hymns.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

PEKING, Nov. 3-The Chinese govern
ment has informed United States Minister
Conger substantially that it will permit
the water buffaloes, already bought, to be
exported, but the hope is expressed that the
Philippine government will not purchase
any more of the buffalo. The government
of China is unwilling to establish the prece-
dent of remitting the export duty the
animals, but ii will send the amount of duty
collected to the Philippines, as a donation
for the relief of the distress existing.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
Rising Against Germans.

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The Governor of Ger
man Southwest Africa has cabled a con-
firmation Of the report from Cape Colony
that disturbances have broken out in the
Warmbad district of German Southwest
Africa. The Governor says lieu
tenant and sergeant have been killed
and that trooper was wounded. All the
necessary measures TO suppress the out
break are already taken. The report from
Cape Colony said the German garrison at
Warmbad had been annihilated by Hotten-
tots. Warmbad is a mission station in
Great Namaqualand.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
Krikdrian May he Deported.

BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Notifcation having
been received from England that the prose-
cution OF Vahtan krikorian. held here upon
the charge of numbering Sagatel Sagouni
the Armenian leader in London. was not
desired at this time. because of the lack of
evidence. Krikorian was formally released
from jail to-day. The man was not. how
ever. allowed to go his way. The immigra-
tiol commissioners have complaint against
him that he landed in the United States
with only s. and with no trade or occupa-
ton. ana they ailege, therefore, that he is
public charge. Unless kirkorian Is
permitted TO stay here by the authorities at
Washington. he will be deported Saturday
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The chief witness
against the defendant to-day at the trial of
the Countess Isabella Weizerska Kwileck
charged with presenting false heir to an
estate at Wroblewo, province of Posen, was
the Countess Hedweg Won Andruszewska
who testified under oath that her mother,
who died in 1901. told her her deathbed
that she went to Cracow in December, 1885,
to find an infant for the Countess Isabella
and that she went there again Jan. 25, 1897,
and carried male infant TO Berlin.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
GERMAN SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Northern Indiana and Western Ohio
Conference.

LAPORTE, Ind, Nov. 3.-The Northern
Indiana and Western Ohio Conference of
German Lutheran school teachers convened
in this city to-day. Nearly one hundred
teachers were present, representing almost
that many schools.
The conference will consider the theme,
"Is il necessary that we introduce English
catechisrI? in view of the growing belief
that il will be only question of time when
English sermons will be preached by the
German Lutheran clergymen, there is much
interest in the forthcoming discussion by
the educators of the church Professor
Moesta, of Logansport. presides at the con-
ference, which will remain in session until
Friday
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 3.-The Turk
ish governments reply to the Austro- Rus
to the ambassadors of the two powers this
evening. In brief the Porte receives unfa-
vorably some of the points in the project,
and reiterates the sincerity of the govern
ment's application of the former measures
of reform, and the success of it's efforts
in applying them.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

Has been used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething with
perfect success IL soothes the child. softens the
gums. alays PAIN cures wind collie. regulates
the bowels, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea
whether arising from teethng or other causes
For sale by druggists in every part or the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winsiows Soothing
Sxrup. q cents bottle.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
Funeral of walter Roush.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Nov. 3.-The funeral Of
Walter L. Roush. one of the Purdue stu
dents killed in the wreck at indianapolis
Saturday, was held this afternoon at the
home of his father. William Roush. two
miles east OF Gas City. The services were
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

conducted by the Rev. A. A. Water. pastor
of the Gas City Presbyterian Church The
funeral was one of the largest attended
services that has been held In that section
of Grant county in several years. a num-
ber of the Purdue students classmates of
Roush, were present at the services. In
terment was in the l. o. o. f. Cemetery at
Gas City.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
spirituali.t's VIII Declared Invalid.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA will by which
Mary n Corwin left $1,000 to be used for
the personal necessities OF Spiritualists re-
siding In Southold. l.. l.. has been declared
invalid. Believers are said not to be num-
erous in that town, but the will provides
for meetings TO spread the doctrine and the
relatives. who received only 5000, success
fully contested the bequests.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

New York; c. d. Foss. Philadelphia: w.
+. Mallalieu, Auburndale. Mass; c. II.
Fowler, Buffalo; j. j. Walden, Cincinnati:
J. N. Fitzgerald, ST. Louis; i. w. Joyce.
Minneapolis: ID. A. Goodsell. Chattanooga
c. c. McCabe. Omaha; Earl Cranston.
Portland, Ore; J. w. Hamilton, San Fran
cisco, and James NJ. Thoburn, OF Bombay,
India. The Importance Of the gathering IL
such that Bishop Thoburn has made Q spe.
cial visit to this country to attend.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
Case Against Him for Murder VIII Be
Tried I'm Upton County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TIPTON, Ind. Nov. 3.-This morning
Jesse Mcclure, murderer of his own child,
filed an affidavit before Judge Elliott for a
change of venue. alleging that ne could not
get justice in this county, az the news
papers have been bitter in their attacks on
him and have preJudiced people against
him. This afternoon after consultation
with his attorney he withdrew his affidavit
and the case viii be tried in this county.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3.-At the annual
meeting here tomorrow of the Ext., sion
society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
thirteen bishops are expected. as follows:
+. NJ. Merrill. Chicago: Z. q. Andrews.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
BONDS
E. M. CAMPBELL & co.
NOVEMBER INVESTMENTS

5000 Wells Co., Ind. Is
$4,000 Mer. n. 81. Co., indpis, IS
SIG, 900 Knox County, Ind US
$4,000 Peru, Ind, Heat Co. IS
$4,000 Battery Realty Co.. MY. IS
$4,000 COL, Del. 6 Mar. o.. RY. IS
$4,000 Posey Co., Ind. 4s
$40, 900 Warsaw. Ind. rs
$500 Knox Co.. ind. IS
$1,000 Pulaski Co.. Ind. IS
$1,000 Upton Co.. Ind. IS
$4,000 Greene Co., Ind. 44s
$4,000 Parke Co., Ind. IS
$500 Howard Co., Ind. IS
"a & 10 East Washington St
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

cence was witnessed at st. Isaac's Cathe-
dra1, where the official celebration occurred
with great pomp.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

horse whipping several days ago. 81
claimed Logsdon had insnlted her.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04

DAYTON. o.. Nov. 3.-Frank Cook ana
John Gunckel were wounded and Edward
Purcell captured without resistance last
night while in the act OF burglarizing a
boarding house in this city. The
police had been given a quiet tip and de-
tectives were secreted In the house. When
the trio OF thieves put I'm their appearance
and commenced work the officers ordered
them TO throw uo their hands. Purcell
complied, but Cook and Gunckel, making a
dash for liberty. were shot and captured.
None seriously wounded
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
USEFUL ARTICLES FOR iNvALlDs.

Reclining Rolling and Self-propelling Chairs
and Tricycles. Carrying Chairs. Bedside Tables.
Back Rests. Baby Walkers and Clutches
wM. III. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
IA and 22s s. Meridian ST.. Indianapolis. Ind
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
Hoods Jdrsdpdrilid

Radically and permanently cures CO
tarrh Of the nose, throat, stomach
bowels, and more delicate organs.
Read the testimonies.
No substitute for Hoods acts Ike
Hoods. Be sure to gel Hoods.
at was troubled with catarrh 20 years.
Seeing statements of cures by Hoods sar-
saparilla resolved to try It. Four bottles
entirely cured me-" WILLIAM SHERMAN.
1880 9th St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Hoods SarsapariIies promises 60
cure and keeps the promise.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
C1t1rrh
lnuites CONSUMPTION

II weakens the delicate lung tissues,
deranges the digestivs organs, and
breaks down the general health.
1t often causes headache and dizzi-
ness, impairs the taste, smell aud
hearing, and affects the voice.
Being O constitutional disease It TO
ouires a constitutional reuedv
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-04
New Counterfeit Silver Certificate.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The secret serv-
ice has announced the discovery of a new
counterfeit five-dollar silver certificate.
series of 1899. check letter A. plate number
1G1, Lyons registrar. Roberts treasurer.
The most noticeable defect in this counter
felt is the coarse, blotchy appearance of
the Indian head. The paper Is Of good
quality, with red ink lines to initiate the
silk threads of the genuine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-05
yaaes . Remisfe,tsn.
[ D.

Sn BaibiastDn iiarb ait Jrei.
tag inOroen Der befaunte friibere
gunereBmann springer bon Sui
neis i'm Nlter pm 65 Sabren on Der
Qungenent5iu6ung. Springer hatte
Dem gungreB 26 Sabre lang anae=
bort uno mar mieoerbolt 8orlibenber
oes Musihuiies fit Witte[ uno Be.
ae, ionie 5iibrer Der oemofratilben
9auss Miinpritdt getpeien.
Sn ben Ser. Staten nuroen
i'm leBten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ourh
i3iee 1854 Berlonen aet6tet uuo
AZ, 977 mebr 0oer miroer ldner pers
fest. Die @eiamtsabl Der gifen=
babnunidlle 1851. ueruriahte Den
Babngeienihaften $50, 500, 977 Sad.
ld]aoen, Der i'm pDrberaebanbeu
Sabre lih auf ST., 645, 406 belief. sc
muroen i'm perfloilenen Sabre 735
Berlonen nsebr aetDtet uno GIG Ser
ionen mebr perlebt, alS wabreno oes
purbergehenoen SabreS.
Sn Waibingtun itarb am Srei.
tag frau Gelen gDnglah, Die Wittue
oeS ~ielnerseit 10 pielaenannten farbi-
gen Hebners 6reberid DoualaB. i'm
utter Don 65 Sabre. Dielelbe ma,
oes @enanrlten stueite 6rau uno eint
in 6uneoge, sc. g.. geborene @eiBe.
Trob oes Deficits Der lester
an ...L 49,. @LL~-l2
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ag griutt atlamo , Slaidtnbier.
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7ie @ice YraiinemtfAaitsbill TT,
merifaniidien aumsreR anae
ttptnttett.

mertfant1dien 1nttgreK ait9e
,fpimmen.
Grit 9an5 Dor Surgeon puroe
on oieler Stene auf Die opu Der
merifanilhen Geaierune oem Spn<
erefie unterbreitete &prlage CUR
Shaffung oes bisber ridt oprhau=
oenen Gmtes zines 8ices BrdIioen=
ten Der Gepublit b%inaefpieien.
9aB oieie 8Drfaee aub aneenpm=
men ueroen mitroe. fpnnte fir Sc
ben ole 1elbitueritdnolid) aelten, mels
der meiB, mie bic 0litalieoer beioer
6duier oes merifaniiden &pnereIies
n9epablt" merben, b. B. Die betrefz
fenoen Wdnner, Die bel Der Gesie.
rune gut a%naeldrieben iteben, erhol=
ten zines id)6nen 9aaes bpn Der 0a=
tiouals 6egierung aus tbre rBeital=
lung" olS 9eputirte poer Senatoren
uno es lua oft uorfommen, baB iid)
iolh Elm neuaebafener Staatsmanr
auf Der 9anofarte oes Republlf erit
ben Bublfreis luden muB, Der i'm
p9etpahlt bat!
SIT ea aflo nibt pertuunoerlidl, boB
bic 8orfaae gut Innobme gelanQte,
10 gilt bns ooh potl Der liberralden-
ben G6nelliefeit. nit Der ba8 eeibe=
ben lit, uno mod nett nlebr BON Dem
Inenoement, nit oeiian Beifa9nns
Die glu angenontmen nproen lit.
Dies ENHANCEMENT 1T faat npf be-
sethnetloer als Die Bll ielbit, ner@
tit9t oalfelbe 0Dh Dle SerlanGe=
rung oes Bra1toenti9aft g.
8 e r m / us pun 1 anf 6Sabrel
Tabei entbalt Die neue Bill aber
Hldt etspa Die alaulel, nelde Die
geflrtuorter einer Berldneerung oes
Hrdlioentlhnfts 8erfnlnes in ben
Ber. Staaten tbreft IN Sorlbla9 9es
brahten gerfalfunas : Nmenoemellt
INNER onaubdnaen pflegen: Dob ounl
narnlid Die Wieoerlpablbarfeit oes
Y%raiioenten Doer Blee BrdIioenten
fir eiren 5fpeiten 8erfnin ausge=
tblofen leln loul-
Die Debate nber Die Stll brebte
iih eigentlih nur I'm eiite1 einaigen
Gintpono-ndmlib ben, oaB Die yer
lon oes yiee<B rditoenten tets ben
Wllttelpinft flr Sntrlguen gegen Den
Yraiioenten biloen plroe. Sn ben
Ser. Stnoten TT oieie Soee-unleres
Wtiiens nub ME aufgetaubt, in
WterltD bageoen mag tie ibre Be-
rentigung baben. Die 6auptbefnrs
porter Der gorlage-pon elmer mirf-
lihen Spppiitipn oageaen NOR ia,
tuie geiagt, aar nldlt Die Heoe'- bes
tonten ieoDd, DOB nWerifo 81 groBe
Iortld9rltte lelt Der Belt Der relr pers
iDnlid ~betrlebenen BOlttif gemaht
bdtte, als oaB oteler @intuurf ubers
baupt nod ernftlih in Betradlt toms
men fann!!"
Go miro wobl angebraht iein, bine
ter oieie V%ebanptuna Elm Srageseie
hen 81 iebeil, uno sruar elm reht
oitesi
Die Debate uur0e Dnnn audi iehr
\ cL..n A..L A.o- rE.sE~n S.S
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VI 8 a ii D

tag nob Sufammenaetreten mar, was
rem in Der 3uiammenieBung Der 397
Mitelieber ihun 5 Gerdaberungen
pnr lih eegar1gen. @eItorben tparet,
Die 4 Mitglieoer: Der g~1nierpatiue
b. Sperber : @umbinnen; &6lide=
0eIlan bon Der Treilinnioen 8ers
einigung. Der Sosialoemotrat 6nffs
mann : Geifenbad3 unb Der &ote
@febodl. Sein Wanoat nieoergelegt
bate Der Socialoemofrnt @Dbre.
Wtttueioa, an oeiien STEELE bereits
Der S0cialoemoerat 6tndlen aepdhtt
morben lit.
Der oeutide Heih8tag bat ain
Greitag ben &lerifaleu @rafen Bals
leitrem obne Sppoiition gum Bralis
benten erwdblt.
- SIN ben &reiien Der 8erliner
@eibdftsleute beflrhtete man, 6aB
in Toloe Der @rfranfung bes &ailerS
8ilbelm in oieiem 8inter Die 6of.
feitlidteiten ausfaaen miroen. Sn
6Dfae oeiien rparen Damn audi Die
reid)en 2onoeoeQeute fprtaebtieben,
tpelhe ipnIt ben Binter in Berlin
subringen unb melde Damn niel @elo
aussueeben pfleeen. 8Dn Seiteu oeS
0pfmnrihausW mtee iino ieopb bieie
Gefiirhtunaen als unbegriinoet be-
seibnet pUroen.
Mus Berlin perlautet, Dab Sat-
ier Bilbelm Ii. iih am Is. DECENT
Der in 6annDoer BET @%eleaenbeit eli
| ner 8araoe gum eriten Mate nad)
ieiner GebltopfsS Operation pieoer of
fentliG 5eigen meroe. 90 beitdtiQt
fid jest, DAB er ben @inter i'm Sit
ben 5ubrineen miro, unb 5par 1T Die
Nbreiie auf Den 5. Sanuar feitgeiebt
tporoen.
Die er0Bte Senouue aepfel,
Die iemal8 uDn 3em Yort abaegau-
gen 1T, miroInit benz 2togooampier
nMain" in Bremen eintreffen. 8ig
Senbune beitebt aus %, 929 56Iiern
uno 1910 8iiten.
Nus 8eimar uiro berid)tet:
Nuf Die 8rpteite uieler 8erebrer
@Dtbe's bin, bat Der @rDBbersog uou
Sadlen sWeimar enti6isoen. baB Die
Wlauer, pelde oas @6tbebau9
(G5tbemuleum) umgiebt, umoer'
Iebrt erbalten b(eibeu mus. Gel
Wtaeiltrat moate einen 3eil Deg
@otbe. @artens fir Itdotiide 8medt
enteianen unb Die llmfriebigun98'
mauer ourd eineu eiiernen 3aur err
iesen.
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Ber lid) ermubet. ihldfri8 fiiblt
uno feinen Nppetit bat, bel benz 1T
aeu0bnli9 bic 9eber auBer 0ronnne
unb es miiB etuas getan peroen.
Or. 4uaut aDnig'S Damburner
Erppfen lift Elm ipecifiher 2ebers
regulator, uelher lhuea beilen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
9tQ'S Soar 1ttt0 2arts
TatDe, so Gcnt5.
Scl6ifmurD ani lnbcr Gce.

Sin geiitaaqeit0rter 8ant Prdiioent
nimmt ii6 oo5 2e6en, inoem ct
Don cirtir Oampfer ms M}eer
iprin9t,
0ioqoro Iall5, R.-g., 27.
De-. - @ranoillc 0. 8art6, 9rGiiz
bent Der bieIigen U}eaanics gtationdL
8anf, bat, tpie cine 0ePef6e aus8ulz
Defton, Ser,, melost, ouF Dem 0umz
pier n0enDer," nG6renO elmer 6obrt
Oon g}eD 0orf no6 9albeitOn,
Sel6itmoro 6eqangen, tnbem er Ii4
in'8 0}eer itiir3te. 0ie anOere8edmz
ten Der 8anf mitt6eilen, mar er i4on
felt etlt6en N}onaten our6 Elm Ser
Denleioen an BEN Rano gejitiger linz
na6tunq 9e6roht nor0en, uno ntlz
liQte I6lieBli6 i'm Gintlonge nit et=
mem am IA. De3em6er bon 0en 8ants
0ireftoran ongenommenen 8eI6luRe
elm, Tid5 pier Nonute 6erien 3u ne6z
men. Gr reiTte am 10. 9e3em6er in
@e7euI6oTt zines 4leger8 ouf penn
Oampfer nDsnpeS Don g}sp gorf
al. Die gorf 6cfincet 7ih in geOeibz
li6en llmftGnoen uno 6rn. 8art6's
Qeioen ilun0 in feinerlei 3uiummenz
6anq nit ben GeT6Gft2n oerlelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
GjcmaBrcQrltc Strifcr.

W}ener8Oale, Ba., 27. Deg. -
Die n5omer7et GDal Go,, Oeren 9ruz
6enor6:itsr pegen elmer 2o6nreOuttion
an BEN Strite gsgongen iino, 6at
bic Ganilien BON bier IIabiiGen Strlz
fern oar 9inez6ius3:ae aus ben Der
GDmpagrte ga65ri9sn 8.bouIungen
ouf bic 6troBe i:ben IoTen. Der
6fertFf mar 6si ber @rmiIiion 3u9sz
qen, unO bic 1anilien fiigttn ji4 o6ne
0iDsr1tano. y}eue 2euta iino ieBt ndA
Der gine~6iuz3s6: 9e6ro6t moroen,
unD bic 9lrlagsr 6efincan it4 ptsoer
i'm &atrie6e.
8eIIuriOe, Gol., 27 0e3, =
Die ftrif.nosn 8oblengrdber, Die tiir3z
Ii6 bier unter 2lntlage Der @agubon=
Duae perbaftat purcan, 7inO ale DieDer
in 5rei6eit geieBt porcen, Die 8es
60r0en 6a65n i6nan ieo04 Die 8eiIung
qeoe6en, an Die 2(rbeit 3u gebsn oOer
BEN Gru6enort 3u DerlaRen Die
Strifer 6a6en Die OrOre un6ed6tet
geld7en.
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9ufteu,
S4min0in@t.

g6emt III 956Qeu, ipeldc bon
aen ?Ier}teA anf9rgr6en iuOrOen
Daren, loo ale SOifnnng her>
i9BnnOen, a0e 0}ittel febli6ln>
gen, SemanO, pel6er bon gIei>
der Oefa9r grrettet tunrOe, 6ajn
fOmnt, baum iagt er: ,Sie itn0
ni6t Idlimmer, al6 i9 Bar, aber
ieben sic MIDI jett at; S90te's
9omeD Of 9OreboumO bnt
e8 getGon pnO Ioirc Sic e6enfaGl8
beilen. Z" JrenaOe, ge6t Die 9uffs
ming ni6t onf bis SIR berindt
Ba6t: Sales $2OmeD OF
9orebOet,o amO Sat. ST.
Ttai6en ct 25e., SOC. tHO ST.
Ser8eRt aiGt Oen 9}amcn:
Sales ;$2omeg Of 9Ore-
boumO aoto 2ar, Oa es g}a8z
a5mau9en 0i6t! 6. u. Grit.
teuton, 9!r. 115, Gnlton-Str.,
g|eps9orf, Gi9entgiimer. 3n
Do6en III alien 9lpot6eteR.
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Union auf sdaOsneriat bsrfIuat.

Cincinnati, D., 27. Deg. =
6. W}. 8laf, Elm 9lum6er, pel6er
Don INSTRUMENTATION Qlrbeitern miBz
6an0elt pproen lit, neil er bic Qtrbeit
mad Der Grfldrung beg Strites nod
fortIeBte. BAT ben Building Sraoes
Council ais SrganiiatiOn uno Die
ein3elnen Ulitglieoer Oefsl6en auf
S9uoenerIaB pegen Der erlittenen
@erleBungen perfIagt. Gs 1T Die QIbe
fidt, eiren 9rGoeben3faG 6e3iigli4 Der
8erunttportli9feit Der Qtrbeiter Dr.
qaniIutionen uno i6rer Wtitgliecer fir
S6uoen, pel6er Bel Der 6iibrung Ell
nes Strites anasrihtet tpiro. al fhdfz
FEM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
NnfInaen aeaen @nuoa 0aerria.

8oIton, 27, 9e3ember. - Die
bieIige goli3ei bat@6rttte getban, I'M
feft3uiteuen, ob Der friiber bier ungez
iefene 5inancier W}oobp Merria, gez
gen nel9en iie cine 4ntlage pegen
ltnter14lagung in 6GnOen bat, mirtz
lid, pte be6auptet tporben, in Silberz
Gttp, 9.zM., geitorben lit. SOIte Der
Sob na8getpiefen perben, 10 ptrb
Die 2(nfGage 3u ben Often gelegt rperz
ben. SSn3nif3en bat Der Staat gez
gen W}erriQ'5 8iirgen, Sfuut 9. 8i6
unb MarcelIus Goggan, einen Gipilz
8rp3eB auf S4aoeneriuB angeitrengt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Oetabrlifcs8ebrdua bel elmer JCiers
taqs=QlbfiltteruuQ.

G6itagp, 27. 9e3em6er. - M8
bic y8olontGre BON Qmerita" 6sute
bic 86ore oes ngoli1eums" fir i6r
i6li6es @ei6na8t5 : Diner 0FFneten,
erfotgte Elm iold' piIOer 2lnbrang
BON 10000 MGnnern 5rouen unO
ainbern, pel6e 0rauBen auf bic Q6z
fiitterung gepartet 6atten, 0aB me6~
rere @last6iren bemolirt purben unO
cine groBe 96uar qoli3ei IueS auf~
bteten muBte, I'm Morb unb SOOtz
i6Iag gu Oer6iiten. 0&e6rere 6rauen
unD 3inoer purDen umgerannt uno
unter 6uBe getreten, entfomen jeooa
06ne i6pere 8erleBungen, 8on zen
3Onnen pon 0ubrung8mitteln, pelfe
3uIammen geitapelt por0en pdren,
blie6 faine 4rume ii6riQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Gcnsr StrnBenbabuz Strife IN Gbis
taQu angc0r0bt.

G6tcago, 27. 9e3, - Die 5eiz
3er, ,MafdiniIten, glettriter uno6u6rz
Ieute in 0ienIten Der Gbicogo @itp
Railipub So. BADEN neue 6orOerungen
an bic 8abn GjeieuI6aft geItslt uno
i'm 9erpeigerun9sfa1e einen Strie
auf 1. Sanuur ongetiinoigt. Nu6 oroz
ben iie, bic ii6rigen 2(n8eItelten Der
8u6n gu einem Sbmpat6ie : Strits
3u beranIai7en. Die Gompd9nie err
tlGrt, iie f0nne Die 6oroerun9 Der Be
treffenoen 2eute ni6t in @rpd9un9
3ie6en, umio me6r, oa 5id OieIe 2eute
Ou fie BEL oem tir5li6en Strubenz
6a6n Strife an einem SDmpatbi:=
Strife 36sil na6men, zines GOntrattz
bru6es i6uIoig mn6ten.