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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

Der g 9ubpla Tier q n 3
In ben Mlpenldnbern 1T na9 Der 4nz
Eht zines beuti ti9en Haturfori4ers
nihts peiter als eine Nadabmuns Der
Nuerbabnbal5.
Die 4muBis ten 2eute
auf Der @rbe finb. abseieben bon ben
3ibetanern unb 2appen. unter Der sngs
lifden Nrbeitertlaiie gu finben. 90
beriidert Die 2onbOner n2aneet."
Mn Waffermelonen tper<
ben aus ben Counties Scott unb Wtiis
| fifiippi, &c.,, jdhrli9 100000
Stiid anf ben Wiarft gebraAt, Die ein
getpi9t BON 250,000.000 Pfunb boz
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Ymmpeareparirer NIT 80 Saseu
Mrbeitsbams beoadjt.

&obert 3pnn, unter Der Nntlage bes
grbaltens bon @slbsrn unter falf9en
0orfpiegelungen, tpurbe bon &idter
Mlforo nit 80 Sassn Nrbeitsbaus be-
ffraft. 2pnn tuurbe our 3eit bsrbaftet.
als er angeblia Grau Warsaretb
Reible, 800 Somnsp Str, um $6 er.
lei9terte. st iOll fid als pumpenrepa.
rirer, Der bon ibrem Sohne gum 0aufe
gefanot puroe, ausgegeben baben, uno
fi& oas @eto, our Anf4affuns bon
Waterialien baben boraus3ablen laRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
Giner @ittme Miksei@id.

Marp W. @aiiett. eine W;tttpe,
l7l5 Milbourne STRIDE pobnbaft,
perlebte fid eeitern Nbenb erbebli9, als
he anaeblid bon einem iid in 8eue-
gung befinoli9eu StraBsnbabnwaesn
abffeigen uoQte. Ser llnelhdfal er.
eignete fi4 an Der @fe Der Naomi uno
Sbelbp Ctr. ettpa $50 Mbenbs. Die
Grau, bic auBer berf9isbsnsn Duet.
i4ungen i'm 8eiidte fid aud ben Mrn1,
auf ben tie fiel, uerlsbte, tpurbs bon
Der Sispeniariums Nmbulana untsr
Or. &esb in ibre Wohnung hberfhbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
vst. Gaeilia. I"

Sn Der ct. gdcilian Sale Der 6er3
Seiu 8emeinoe. selanste sefsrn Ra4=
mittag unb Mbenb bas Drama .S t.
6 dcili q" unter 9eituns bes pfar-
rers P. Columbian our Nuffabruns
Die Spieler ftibrten ibre Stolen meiifer=
baf! our4, mas bon ben iebr befrieoig.
ten 3ub0rern 6fters burd Mplaus an-
ertannt tpuroe. Wie INNER, mar aud
bisfe auffabrung in ieslider gesiebuna
Elm @rfols.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

Warum er fi6 benz publifum nur
en- profile Seigte, tft nidt gang Der.
ffdnolid, i'm l1ebrisen mar er irOb oss
tpadeligen Sslmes cine martiale gr.
f4einung.
Die @efen9s=S Section bes Siioieite
3urnbereins trus ourd ibre 2siifun-
gen 3i benz i96nen @rfols Der Spe-
rette lueientli9 bel. Sbr bsi6eioensr
Sirigent aber, Nltmeiitsr 6arl garus.
tann auf oenielben nit @eGt ffols iein !
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
YIN sie 0roRsei9morenem iiber=
mieisr.

6arrp perbue, unter @ntlage bes
Woroes, puroe an bic 8ro6geidpo=
renen iiberpieien.
Die an WiltOn 8rOie bOrgenOmmsne
lInteriu9ung ereab, baB berfelbe elmer
@ebirneridiitteruaa. b69tmabridein-
LID oaour4 beruriadt, bab @rois nit
Dem aopfe i'm StraBenbabnuasen
auff9lu9, erlas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
yoliseiliaes.

Gapitdn 8oplan perhaf=
tets nit 9nlfe bon swei poli3iiten mdb.
rsnb Der Na6t ben Wirtb Soc s..
gearss, RO. 21S 9torb 9Iabama=Str.,
unter Der antlage, cine Spielb6ae 3u
bstreibsn. gier in fsinem 2oeals an=
gstroffene Mdnner tpurben als Spie-
Ter gs6u9t.
Sobn eaber unter Der 9n-
tlnee cine Spislb6Qe ssbalten gu babsn
erbielt beute i'm pOli3eigeridte cine
Strafe bon $40 nebf Soften, mdbrenb
bic Spieler nit BON $1-$5 nebIt
Soften beftraft uuroen.
&apmonb See, Der ansebii9 i'm
gmpire=Sbeater fi9 Den Weiiunsen oes
SpecialpOli3iiten ni4t ftigen wollte,
purbe bsrbaftet uno eingelo9t. Die
slntlase 9egen i6n lautet auf RubefD'
runs in einem Sbeaier.
pie Office Der SnbianapOlis
5ounorp So. tpuroe udbreno Der Na9i
BON ginbreaern, bi. alles brunter unf
brhber febrtsn, beimssiu9t, obne haE
ss benielbsn eslana, irgenbwel9s
Wertbia6en 3u erbsuten. Mni9einenn
wurbsn Die gaabiten In i6rem Uor'
baben 9eif6rt uno neriagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

llnfer Der Mnflaes bes Sai4enoiebs
itabls uno beg 8ummelns tpuroen
ipdbrsno Der Samitag Nadt Sames
Moran, 81, 5i1 Sf Warplanb Ctr,
Sobn Bates, 90, 405 Suo SainOis
Str, pat. s. &uhea, 90, 696 &ufea
ape. uno Nbe Wcgsate, 81. SAT- on
@aibinstun Str. bon ben RaolerpOli-
siiten 0ull uno Shine uno ben &eDier-
Poli3iften ArnOlo uno Wansfelo bers
baftet; 3tpei tpeitere 8uri9en, 9e9en
mel6e dbnli9e Gntlage erbOben uuros,
entfamen iotpeit.
Sie 0erbaftung srfDlgte on Der Wir'
sinia Npe. beim Gountain Square, aIs
Die @enannten bon elmer 5abrt nad
Gairiano 3uriidtsbrten. Sic iinb be-
i6ulbist, ben bonn eeriebenen 9auner-
gefnbel fsts nit @rfolg gebrauGten
Grid" an9ewenbet gu baben, eine
galgersi su beranifalten, um oann IN
Der entftebsnoen aufresuns ibrs Spfer
su rupfen. Ser @onbufteur bes Wag-
sons iOn zines Der Opfer Der ger'
hafteten fein.
3msi bieier slhdli6 bintar bic idme.
bif9sn Gardiner esbra9tsn Wdnner
selare es, fi9 unter geilegung Der
Namen anoerer unter nur fleiner
garsidaft gebaltsnsn @efangenen, ans
benz 0erlieBs su enttommen. Woran
lieB fi9 bpn S9lisber 2ow unter benz
Namen Sapib Mnberion aus ben ger-
| i9luFe befreien. Gin Mann nit Ha'
men Mnberion mar tpegen Bummelns
aebu6t. Sonic Bates fab, baB lei.
nem 6reunbe Der 5rif gelungsn mar,
le9te er fi9 ben yiamen zines anoerer
Witsefanssnen SOiepb &obinion, be,
mesen 54ldserei eiHsebra9t mar, Be
uno aud ibm selan9 es, obue irsenr
tpsl9en 8eroa9t su erregen, als freie,
Wann Die pOliseiifation gu perlaiisn
| 6 ome Dar erit eben in Sienf setreter
uno fannte nattirlib Die bon ibm frei
oelaHsnen 2sute nidt, 1T alio nibt erf
fir bic afaire perantwOrtlid su balten
Der 5sbler i9eint bielmebr barin 81
lisgen, oaB @sfangene in oiefer Ir
nit ben anberen Ssfansenen auiam
men singeiperrt werosn. Seperat
3sllen III bas ein3ise 0orbeugun9s
mittsl gesen @ieoerbolunssfdlle.
Bat. g. &uHsa uno abs Mcpeate
bic alein nod bon benz Guartett
iibri9 blieben, wurSen beute ben
poliaeiri4ter uor9efiibrt uno ibre Ser
mine uuroes auf WittmO9 beri6O5en
Sabib Mnberion, Der als Garbiee
auf benz pOli3eirssifter fsbt, wuro
beute Na9mittag unter Der Mnflage
Sefansenen aur Gludt berbOlfen 81
babsn, mieber berbaftet unb er mir
| ieBt unier $500 ghrsi9aft sefallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
gom jaben Sooe ereilt.
5ran s. g. Bruce einem Ser;i6Ias erIesen.

Grau s. q. Bruce, 49 Sabre aIt,
1O16 Wir9inia Mpe. wOhnbaft. iant
geifern Absnb 8 llbr an Der gde Der
2erington Npe. unb @ebar Strabe,
toot 3ur @roe. Gerstlide gemtibungen,
bic 6rau in's 2eben aurhdsurufen, er.
wiefen fi9 leibsr erfolelos. Sie bonn
Coroner abgeboltene 1nteriuhung er'
CAB einen SersIdlaq als Sooesuria9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

8oiben, Is. October. glin
9onin, Der Banfier aus 2agrange,
pel6er ssitern, bes betriigerif9en Dans
ferOtts ansetlast, freiseipro9en puroe.
III tpisbsr berbaftet tporoen, ba nod eins
stueite 2lase sesen i'm idwebt. er
muB inn @sfdnsniiie fiben, ba &i9tei
Gausmann nod teins 8iiraidaft auge'
IafIen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17

@abaib, 16. Oct. Srau Sarab
pintertpn bertla9te Sr. %. 6. Ni9ol-
ion auf $4,000 SdaoenerfaB. SIN
Suli brad fie oas redte gein uno Hi=
6olfon na6m ife in gebanblun9, bod
In un3ufrieoenfteaenoer Weife. 6rau
pinferton ertldrt. oab iie 3sitlebsns elm
2rhppel fein tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
M&tnns 9elesaten.

Der Sbeater=8erein bdlt beute Mbenb
tn Der llnabbdnsigen 8urnbaae Die
erHe uno wi3tisfe geriammlung Der
6aiion ab. aein Delesat follte feblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
vTi0elia." 5"
Die OramatiIbe Section oes
SiioIeite Gurnpereins.
2egte geitern Nbemo NIT oer
Worteuun9 Der Sperette
groBe Gbre ettt.

feiner geitrisen A6eno=llntsrbaltuns,
nit uel4er er ausleid bic Winter-
Salon er0ffnete, ben 8osel abse-
i9otien.
Sas pro9ramm, Del6es aufgefellt
NOR murbe in treffider @eiIe our99e.
fhbrt.
Die 2ieoer @ortrdge Der @efangss
Section unter Der 2eituns bes Serrn
aarl garus empfinsen wOblpsroienten
Beifan.
Den arObten grfols errans iebo9
oas 8rio = 6rau Curt Soa, Serr
Greb Mad Sr., unb 0err 6surp
&Oebte = nit ieinem 3rio bon Soni'
aetti. @s mar elm bebrer Qunf-
senuB.
Damn tam bes programms aueiter
9beiI. Dis Iuffabruns Der Operette
nGibelia" our Darffeauns.
Da bisielbe idon bor Ginger 3eit
6ier aufsefiibrt uoroen iit, TO iif bier
cine @pnopiis bes stiides beute niat
mebr am plabe.
@obl aber gebfbrt es, ben tpaderen
SarfeQern sinige Worte bes 8obes su
ipenben.
Sn eriter 9inie aeb6rt elm unbegren3=
tes Sob Der DaritelIeria Der .Gibelia"
6rau @urt Soa.
Die 2eiffung. tpelde fie in seiang-
li9er Be5iebun9 9efern Mbenb bot,
ragte melt tiber bas gtibeau bes Silet=
tantismus binaus.
Ni9t nur ibre beitridenb blsnoenbt
Grf4einung war es, uel4e Die 3ub6re,
unb 3ufdarer fofort far He einnabm.
aud ibr slodenreiner Sopran uno ib,
anmuthi9es Spiel setpannen ibr BIZ
@unit oes publitums i'm Gluse.
Wie bersli9 unb tpie i1mei9elnf
flang aud ibr Solo. 8ortrag .Ob i'd
bid liebe !"
Ser 8erein fann fi9 glidls9 iGd.
ben, cine berartise tsmpsramentpole.
ffimmbssabte Sdnserin, als r6ibelia
in ieiner Miite bssraBen su t6nnen.
Sod Der idOne grfoIs eines
Stiides hdnst ia ni9t nur bon be,
eritaunens. unb sbemunoerunsstuhr.
bigen2eifinna zines ein3igen star" ab.
Sem Dertrster bsr Gibelia ifanb au'
ndat 9err Carl @uBmilIe,
als Sffi3iers=8uride ebenbiirtis 3u,
Settle.
Mit fidtlidem 8ebasen fiibrte Der.
ielbe feline burGaus ni6t leidte 3on,
bur9. 9o9 an3urednen III ibm, oaf
sr iebe 1ebsrtreibuns, su tpelder iein'
partie Iei@t berleitst, pOaftdnois per'
mieb.
Mls tti9tiger unb umfi9tiger Re
siReur bat fi9 6err @ubmiller geferr
mieoer einmal bur9aus betpdbrt.
Die 2siifune bes 6errn 9enri
&oebte als 2ieutenant bon B6l
Iieb tn 9eian9li9er Be3iebuns ni8ts 81
tpiiniden iibrig. ct mar brilliant be
Stimme unb iein Mntrittslieo aus be
vSd0nen @alatbea" SD BIN sii
sanaer Wann" geIang ibm bor3islid
Nbsr gsoient f9eint er in ieinem gan
gen 2sben nidt sebabt au baben. bent
er i@ien f6 in Ieiner Uniform ieb
unsemiitbli9 su fiblen. Das ibn
aud NOD elm Sdbel umgeI9nall
tuuroe, mar eigentli4 graufam.
Sie bumme Waffe binberte BET
uaderen Sdnser in alien ieinsn Bsme
gungen. un9etbeiltes Sob aber &c
babrt bem 6errn Greb pi9 81
als @sfdngnibwdrter vWan3eri9."
! ct bate fit ieinen @olegen aus be
.Gleoermaus" als Norbilo genommel
une er fiibrte feline &olle In foI4' nj
fomii8er Weiie bur9, baB er, bebSr e
tiberbaupt feinen Wunb auftbat ooe
bic unnermeiolide Glafde an bic 2ip
pen iebte, bic 2a9er auf ieiner Sell
bate. Ct bot cine wirtlide Cabinets
2eiifung.
| Sn Wort lnb Spiel fibrte Der
l0enrp Nictor feline Hone al
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-17
@ie Hobert mno 8ertram
@eIang es swei Spibbnben aus ihrer
Selle su entweiben.

Die gOIissi IN raffinirter @siie biiitirt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29

HUGH CALLAGHAN,
24seplmd com. q Water "orH'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29

Cot that sack WIN. TELL FLOUR yet?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29
R.nnblican Rallv at Salem.

Got that sack WIN. TELL FLOUR yet2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29
SIS Waking Skirts

Two styles separate skirts for which there
is little to pay for something full Of
style and durability---in other words
the best kind Of ever ready skirts.
First:-Black, blue and brown Panama
eleven cores, deep kits, stylish fare
second---Black, blue and brown broad
cloth, fifteen cores, side kits, 500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29

Cot that sack WIN. TELL FLOUR yet7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29

CO. that a. W.. TELL gLgUR yet3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29

We feature exclusive styIes--one Of kind,
sample coats--a style all your own at
SIS, s18, S2L5o and SIS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29

Lot Rain Goats with capes- were SIS, now
SO. closing out all cape coats, have their
marching orders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29
Our ST. Umbrellas

for men women and children IS the best
value that can be found. 1t is twill
ed gloria, paragon frame, natural wood
handles, "a 20 and IS inches. A
round dollar to keep the rain from play
ing on you isn't much.
$50 each for a regular 80 grade. these
are for men and women, and Just 50
who can participate in this under-prce
sale.
Black Tafeta, all the choice natural wood
handles you want to see.
On special table centre aisle, west.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-29
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER as.

roday your store exhibits the collection Of ready TO gar
rents as collection and as whole We are notdsaPPomt-
ed in our efforts and believe there much pleasure and no
1l,,anr,o.ntrrent in store for Won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
The Saks Ready=for-S Garment.

mans garments should be distinctive i'm them
be reflected his personality This has been the theory
which have based efforts for the last forty All
time and talents have been given to the fasoning of
such garments Our theory has been realized To bring
about this end have been constantly eliminating
and introducing methods. We have peopned
shops with the ceveres talormen i'm the And by
of large and constantly growing business
enabled to the best i'm fabrics with which
ply their craft From the chalk
signer to the last stitch of the nser the development
SAkS READY-FOR=SERVICE GARMENT has been
PERSONAL supervision For have reputation which
guard zealousy DO want garments of this order? They
are here for your consideration and approval.
Business Suits $40 to $3.50.
rs"-'~'" @aka & Gnn1patty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
Friction Between Leaders.

This friction between leaders is not
ilkely to have much effect upon the pres
emit campaign. The national issues will
oury the state matters for the time and
the states electoral vote will be given to
the republican candidates, and the repub-
lean state ticket is certain to be safely
elected, but as soon as this years election
Is out of the way the factional fight in the
republican ranks is likely to break out with
Jury. Old factional lines are being broken.
John r. Malloy. who has always trained
with the Hanna and Dick organizations.
and who is now secretary of the state COM
mittee. Is breaking away from Chairman
Dick now and siding in the controversy
with Governor Herrick
No doubt he will be the state chairman In
charge of the campaign next year, in case
Governor Herrick is candidate for re-eIec-
ton, as he expects to be-
Just where Senator Foraker will land in
this new deal Is uncertain, but aided now
very materially by federal patronage from
Washington the senator is busy recon-
structing his old organization for some pur-
pose. George B. Cox is disappointed in the
governor as a politician. though he has no
good reason for opposing him. for he has
done just about as he wished him to, so far
as Hamilton county appointments were con-
cerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
OPENING OF TERM.
Maryland Agricultural College Begins
It's Forty-Sixth Year.

The forty-sixth term of the Maryland
Agricultural College, College Park, Prince
Georges county, Md, opened Thursday,
the 18th, the actual work beginning the
succeeding Monday. There are about 200
students registered, and more are coming
In daily.
During the entire summer vacation host
of carpenters steam and gasfitters, plumb
ers, electricians and other artisans have
been busily working on the construction
of the new administration hall and thor
oughly renovating the old barracks.
The new administration hall consists of a
large auditorium. gymnasium and drill
hall; the offices of the president. treasurer,
secretary, etc. and three dormitory halls.
This building is lighted with electricity.
has perfect system of plumbing and bath
room fixtures, and Is regarded as being
everything that is comfortable and pleas
ant, both for the instructors and for the
students
The old main building has been replas-
tered and reffoored. Metal ceilings have
been put up in all the rooms and on the
halls; full supply of new furniture has
been ordered, and some of 1t is already in
use. This building, like the administra-
ton hail. is lighted with electricity.
The cadets are proud of their new and
improved surroundings and seem very
thankful that the Maryland legislature gave
an appropriation which was sufficient to
make the needed improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
Shortage of Campaign Funds.

The fact is that because of trouble among
the republican leaders of the state there Is
shortage in available campaign funds
The national committee will, of course not
set aside any considerable amount to help
carry so sure a republican state as this
When Senator Hanna was living there was
never any trouble about funds. He could
secure money both from within and with
out the state Since he is gone 1T is pretty
generally understood that there is a dis
pute as to who should succeed to the place
he occupied as manager of the republican
organization In the state. Senator DICK
has thought that because of his long ex-
perience In politics with Mr.. Hanna, and
since he was elected to succeed him in the
Senate, he should be supreme in party mat
tiers, while Gov. Herrick has been inclined
to assume the control of republican affairs
In the state because of his position as gov
ernor.
The result is friction of the most graf
ing kind in the state committee. In Sc
Letting persons for service in the commit
tee Chairman Dick has placed almost ex-
clustyely his own factionaI friends there
The result Is that the governors friends
In the state departments and state insti-
tutlonS are slow about making the usual
contributions. This makes money matters
tight about the committee rooms and is a
prime reason for wanting a short cam
paign. Furnished with plenty of money
in recent campaigns, Senator Dick has
established a pretty expensive ORGANIZE
ton at headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
DR.. Miles
Anti=Pain Pills

cure all Kinds of pain quick and sure, are perfect
~ harmless and do not affect you in any pay. ex.
cept to soothe the nerves and cure main Far raa,
comfort never enter upon a journey without first
securing package of these Little Comforters -
L am pleased to recommend Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. They not only cured a chronic head
ache but since. If my head shows a disposition TO
ache, one Tablet stops 1t. give hundreds of them
to sufferers trains, and derive much satisfaction
from the relief they afford" M H. CHARITIES
Travelling Salesman, st. Louis Mo-
The first package will benefit; IL not. the drug
gist will return your money
Is doses, % cents. Never sold I'm buIk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
FOR ROOSEVELT AND PEARRE.
Kensington Republicans Order a BIZ
Campaign Banner

The Republican Club of kensington, Md,
has ordered a campaign banner 16x30 feet
in dimensions, which is to be swung across
the street adjacent to the railway station
in Kensington. 1t will contain portraits of
Roosevelt and Fairbanks and Maryland S
six republican candidates for Congress, that
of Representative Pearre of the sixth dis
trict being the largest.
This it is believed, is the largest banner
displayed thus far during the present cam
paign and it is hoped by the club to be
emblematie of the vote tor Mr.. Pearre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21

one certificate for twenty-five shares Of
the capital stock of the District Title In
surance Company, par value $50 per share;
one share of stock of the Anglers Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia, par value
$50; one share of the capital stock Of the
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club and one GER
tificate for 100000 shares of the capital
stock of the Alaska Gold Mining Company.
The custodian also has in his hands
contract by which under certain conditions
Mr.. Waggaman Is entitled to 100000 addi-
tional shares Of the capital stock of the
Alaska Gold Mining Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
OHIO POLITICS QUIET
Neither Party Has Made Any
Offensive Movement.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
TO BE OPENED AT WARREN ON
OCTOBER 10 WITH BIG GUNS.
Friction Between Leaders Not to Affect
acknowledgements Well
United.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, September 90 1904.
The field of politics was never before so
quiet at this stage of a presidential cam
paign in Ohio as 1t is now. On neither side
has an offensive movement yet been made.
The state committees have had their head
quarters open here for some weeks, but
the force of clerks employed is small and
no campaign literature has yet been han
died The republican state opening will be
held at Warren on October 1. The demo-
Gratis have not selected their opening date
yet, but 1t will be about the same time and
at some place in the democratic northwest
probably either Lima or Findlay.
The republican opening will have distin-
guished speakers, but the attendance will
be small because of the inaccessibility OF
the place. Near the Pennsylvania line and
far to the north. persons attending even
from this city will have to travel $50 miles.
1t is now realized that a more central 10
cation would have given greater promise
OF success. The speakers will be Secretary
Tart and Secretary Shaw, Senator For
aker, Senator Dick and Gov. Herrick.
In advocating a short campaign Chair
would be few conversions by the speeches
of the campaign this year; that almost all
had their minds made up, and a five weeks
campaign was long enough AS a matter
OF fact the date of opening selected means
four weeks campaign, for half a week
Will be lost at the beginning and half at
the close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-21
Accused by Pension Examiner.

David Fludd alias George Wood, was
arrested several days ago in this city on
the complaint of Arthur Roome, special
pension examiner. charged with imper-
sonating pensioner and defrauding the
government of money. The case will be
given preliminary hearing tomorrow after
noon at o'clock before United States
Commissioner Taylor.