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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Bonn &riesSid)aHplat im (
ferneit Often.
3wei ruIiiIae g@IaMti hiife absr'
mails gum 6inftn gebra@t.

Ct. QetersburG 80. Gsbrunr.
Gin @srfdt III bier perbreitet, wsI4es
ieood nod Der gsfdtiguna beoarf, oab
am MOntas abenO Dor port artbur
,iuei ruiiiihe G9la9tiAiffe une elm
9orpsoOboot bon ben Sapanern gum
Sinten gebrndt tuorben fnb.
Ei, Esp6'tsrung bon st. petsrss
burg 1T ourh oas Gsrii4t tn cine bo1s
sraoiss auirsauns uerIebt uno he
tuartst bssisria auf einen cffisieaen
Bsriht b,n aomiral IIerieff, boffsno,
bae Das gsrhat nidt befdtist msrosn
uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
9teue Sueorpurattonen


gu Der Office bes Gtnatsiecretdrs
murben geifern fOlgenoe nsue Girmen
etc. i,.corporirt:
Oie ~6enlep @as & Oil gompanp",
@reentoun; Capital 10000. Dis
Sireetoren finb: 9arrp Warb. 8. R.
0enlep, SObn Gel unb Olipsr M.
Hare.
Die .Gonnor Gompanp", Tobles.
bias, Gapitul $1,000. 9ie Sncorpora.
loren finb: @eorae Wrown, 8. 3.
Weusr. 9bomas ouRsp, gtuarb 9.
Wurpbp uno Grancis Qini6aw.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Die Batnsren,nnSea.

Sie Big Gour, Wonon unb 2ais
erie unbWeliernBu Bubnen. tuel@e Waia.
6uietts GDs. ireu3en, taben benz Mapor
pIdne sur abfieuuns Der @efabr,
wel4s bur& bic 1abnen Gubriperisn
anb paRantsn orObt, unierbrsitst.
Die NbF&t TT, bic @sIsiis an Der
areusuns IL Gub su srhObsn unb suar
10 aumdblia, bob Oie etrube ni&t Der.
un3iert wirO. 0err Seup, Der Hdbt.
5nsenieur pirb iein fa&mdrnii&es
llrtbeit absr ben plan ipdter abssbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Damem Sereiu bes eioieite
9mrmbereims.

Der Damen Wsrein bss 6ibieite
9urnoersins traf In ieiner lsbten wers
fammiung !peitere worbereitungen fir
oas am Is. Mdr3 fattiinDsnoe etif'
tungsfef bes Wsreins. Das intersicnte
progrnmm. lpel&es aud elm breiattIpes
9hsaterithd aufweIit, miro osmnd9it
psrbHsntliitt tuerben.
gu wlitgliebern oes Wirtbf4nfts'
gomitss iinb ernannt uorben: Grau
9torb, wOriibsnos; Grau RDnig, Grau
pfeiffer uno Grau 9eooerit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
0eute e@altjabrss3 s3anjs &ran3=
nsn In Hanr's 5an3i@nls.

Sn MbDIpb Baur's Sar5i9uls,
fountain Square Hlcd, tuirb es bsuts
abenb fr6tli& Suseben. Sn 1nbe.
tro&t. oaB bsute Der 20. Gsbruar.
baben bie oerren gaur Elm S&altjabr.
2rdnsden beraniialtet. giner isben
9beilnebmerin reip. 3bsilnsbmer an
bemieIben ipirb Elm Soubsrnisr perab.
folet unb es tuirb ein @ottillion NIT
gan3 bsfonberen S&aItiahrss 9oursn
getanat tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

@eim Msttungsp perte
geto m men 1T i'm 9ufen 5u
Rem OrIednS, Co., Der Maf1iniii
Stable bonn OeIbampfer rNortbtoiun."
DER Wotrofe 6unien iporb, als er ii&
5ur Repnratur etnes Mobrss mad einsm
uhteren Roume bes .G4iffes beeeben
bate, bon Guien iiberpdltigt. Stable
tteg binub, unb eS gelang ibm, BEN
Ratroien ein Sell um ben 2eib 5u
lsge4 an ipel&em 9dnitn emporgejogsn
ipurbe. aber Stable felbt srftidte, obs
luObI 'ji@ ilebsn 2eute nm fetnt Rettuns
bemiihfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
epe3ial eitmne bes etaets
ratbs.

Der etaoiratb 1T auf nd6ftsn Miit.
mod absno ju elmer Spe3ial'Sibung
einberufen iporbsn. Sn berielben tvirc
Der nsue gsIsuatungs. Contract porges
lest uno bic Oroinan5 betreffeno bic
gslisusrung Der hieiigen grauersisn
nit $1,000 pro Sabr eingereiAt weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Die iusenOli4e Opal Carmichael,
iueI2s am GOnnerfias In ibrer mtttsr.
liten Wobnuns. go. 1913 gDsF Miai-
gan str., iOln' i9were Hranbwunbsn
srlitt, 1T seFern Ta1mittaa sesen 4
llbr TN DiaconiRens0 Our& ben
Fob bon ibren 2eioen erl0R tuorben.
1robOsm Oas iunae Wdb3sn entfsbli4s
e&merjen ausSufeben bctte, behabm
es fi9 Bis gum lsbten Musenblids tapfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

YHillp" M!cWaonus, ein wsitqlieb
ces purbue Gubbuu. .9sums, bon mel.
dem cine ansatI Witattsbsr Bel Der
entIebli&en etienbubn'G GutaifrOpbe in.
nertnlb BET @ren1en unfsrsr etast
um's 2ebeu iamerl unb ukk bsrm1nbet
wurDen, mtrb In ben nd&Hen 9asen
bns DincsniRens0 0oIpitnI. In ipeI&em
CT felt benz unieIissn 9ase als e&mer.
Dertpunbeier barnieOeraeIeaen hat, ber.
Iaiien i0nnsn. Ct ipiro f& jnn6&ft
nod ieiner elierIi&en osimatt In 90.
benport, Ja., bssetm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Gt. qouis, 90. Gebr. 1enia-
min giliosn, Der 1snsral In Der goes
rsn.4rmse mar. bat sinen Brief erbal.
ten, in benz ss bsibt, baB Der frnbere
prdIioeut Der Iranspaot RspubIii,
2rhqer, i'm Grill In GrnnireIh benz
9obe nabs lit. Die MuflDTuns gebt
lanaiam Dor fih. Mu9 Or. Msib. Der
untsr Ohm arigsr Staats Ssiretdr
mar unb in 6OlIanb lebt, lsiOst an
boAsraOigsr Nerpenjerriittung.
Gin Mnerfennunssf9reib B en-
oes prdiibtnttn
RoofepeIt.
Waibington, 90. Gsbruar.
Der prdiiOsnt bat benz 0eneral'poft.
meiifer papne bas folaenbe G&reibsn
3ugsben lafisn:
nwlein lieber 6err @-neral pof.
mdher!
@dbreno ale Arbelt bes pofamt-
9spartemsnis uno bes Sufi3' '9sparte.
ments nit gesua auf bic pof'getrn'
asrsisn nod nidt sstban IN, 70 iff bod
isbon 10 pisl son bisisn Tspartsments
ano iomit bslonbers bon Sbnen er.
reidt. oab id bieie @elsgenbeit er.
arsiis, Sbnen psriOnli9 3u sratuliren.
gs 1T unm0slid, 3u ertuarten, bob
sslegsntlide 2orruption in irsenb
elmer Werwaltung ni9t poriommt,
abr Der 6nuptpuntt III oie enersis,
Die uneri1rodenbsit unb bic 9i9tig.
teit, nit Der bic 2orruption ausge.
merst pirb unb bic S&ulbiaen bsfraft
usrosn. Die gsbDrben fnb In bieiem
Jale NIT Der Werfolsuna Der Soul.
bisen biel erfolerei&sr getueien als in
onoersn Gdlsn unb bas Msiultat IN
ebenic bemerienswertb als aufrisoen'
felenb.
gs mub cine Quelle Der grmutbi.
sune fur ale Sisienisen fein. tuel6e
an gbrlidisit I'm bfentli&en 2sben
glauben. Was sic unb 1ieienigen
tpel9s unter Sbnsn In Sbrem Departe.
ment uno i'm Suiti5' Department ar
bsitstsn, srrei9t baben. aerei&t Jtnen
3u bobsr gbrs unb III Elm nusos,si&.
meter 9riumpb Fur bic Sa&e Der Bolts
&sa:eruns. Wsnn Corruption unbe'
trait blsibt, 10 mub ss nit Der Bolts
Reeieruns balb 3u Gnbe aeben unb
Gieisnisen iinb bie befen 6reunbe bes
Bottles, wsl9e "a llar MAIDEN, bob
9srisniss in I@drffsr Deiie bsHraft
iueroen ipirO. iusl@er TIM 6fentIi&en
0sben Oosr In sinsm bfnili&sn Unite
gegen bic @runbgsiste bes bnreerIi&en
uno gssaIAaftli&sn @emelnweisns
ihnbiet.
aluiriHiis BET Sbrioe
5beODore RooiebeIt"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

-SabtIi&er R9ssem. San
oeS e@ludttid)em t1wtetkAt.
ssm8Ss0eretuS tn per Ger
t,tamta G6ue atts 0pmmets
tag, ben 3. 1t6ts. Utwtritt |:
0est sttto Dame Soc !; 0xtta
Dame 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
@rinoli@ pIeite.

66arlss gonrao, Elm Wirtb bon Was
bnIb, pa. i'm gunoesgeri&te feinen
Bancroft ansemeloet. Den S9uloen
beg grfrif9unssratbs I'm Hetrase bon
1874 iisbsn als 9lctiba jwi Gnsiise
unb cine sOlosns llbr segenhber; bie-
lelbn iino auf s35 abeei&dbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
amf Ssm sSese Der SeHernns.

Der S6nsiosr George Sbepman bon
Ridmono. Sno. msl8em am Samitag
i'm etaot.6ospital Elm gein amputirt
iusroen mubts, bsiinoet H9, trobbem er
einsn enormeu Bluiberluit erlitten
bate, auf benz Wess Der 1eferung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

5bomas gurren, Elm 55.idbrieer
2anbfreider, weI9sr am A. Gsbruar
bonn q}olissiri&ter nls unuerbeRerIihsr
Wasabunb auf einis: 3eit in's Ge.
fdnaniB seianbt muroe, III oort geiisrn
Nbeno In Golse zines 0ersleioens aus
cieIem iroii&en 5ammeribaIe plbbIia
In Elm bs1eres SenIsits abberufsn
pcroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

lleber bic getdmpfung Der HIattern.
Der Bsri9t bss Gpuntps@ @sIunbbeitss
Heamten, Or. Samusl Wc@auabep,
jeigt, bab mdbrenb bes lebten Satres
aus 57s Blcttsrnertrnntungsn nur l03
einen i0btli9sn Mussans nubmsn.
MuberbaIb ber Stabt waren 8 glats
ternf60e, 8 babon perlie!en t6bili9.
Mus benz gsrt&te oebt ferner bsruor.
bab ale Gountp.NnfaIten i& In better
befinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

@oubsrneur Durbin Iieet our 3eit
In fsiner Wohnung In MnosrIon er'
trnnit barnieber. gs tuirb befiir&tet,
oab isin llnmobIisin In @ripps aus
arten tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Cine s@altjabrs=Y =Yrin3eiFn.

Sxate Woreen lebrts @ebatier Stor3
in bie Dobnuns DOR 6errn unb Grau
George Garter In Srbinetou elm unb
tinterlieb Elm alerlIebfes pausbudiges
W6b&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Na&ri&ten auS Snbiana
3 a 3 II u n ( all.

SipifiOn Der Jnoiana Union 9rpetion
60. cine goliiion ereignet. Gin
arbeitsr Waggon itieb ndmlin nit
elmer NIT paifasieren bi&t bsisbtsn
Gar sufammen. Oie na9gsnannten
pericnen baben f&were Werlebungen
onpongetrdsen 8. q. Simmons
bon 0obbs. Sno.; Oscar Dudmortb
bon Siptcn, Snb.; 6. q. Munsl,
9ip.on, Jnb.; 9. g,arton bon Mnbsr.
ION; 9. 6amilton BON 0inmooD,
3nb.; 3. GliiforD, Motormann, unb
%. g. Scott bon Mnberion.
Der unfal 1T bur9 Elm i9abtaftes
eu1Ii&t am eiter'Wagson peran.
labt uorben.
Der 9ebforb-W do 9snmorb.
Bebforb. Sames WsDonaIb,
uel&er bes Worbes Der 6o&f9uleb.
rerin Sarab S9n!er bsi@ulbist III,
tuurbe am waontae Wormtttag bon
Bloomington nod Hebforb sebra&t,
I'm bor benz Mapor Smith fsin Dor.
rerb6r 3u befteben.
abe3uerfroren.
Wafbin9ton. Samuel Du.
gan, Elm 6s.idbriser weteran aus benz
9hrgsririese, tpsI&er am 16. Gsbruar
In Der yldbe bon pIainfielo auf bet
8 anofraBe In nabe3u erfrorenem gu.
aanoe aufssfunben wuros, III am
Sonntas 3ur 9roben Mrmee abberufen'
I'm bas 9ebsn bss Wannes ju rettsn
waren ibm beioe. 1dnbe unb Giibs,
bon iusl&en bns GIsii& abgefalsn
mar. amputirt motben.
Weues 2anb foIl In pofep
@ountp BEN mailer abs
gen men merben.
Mount Wernon. Cine aus
biefaen gnrsern gebiIbete @eieuf&aft
bat fi& untsr benz gsamen .6obep's
Gate Exclamation Co." ineorporiren
Iafm. Dieielbe sebt NIT Der Mbfi&t
I'm, grobe 9dubereien itibOfli@ bon
potnt 9ownibip, pofep @cuntp. bie
liebt bon ben @sudRern pal 0obep's .
Safe, Grp 2aie, Gii6 2ate unb Con.
|areb Gale bebedt fnb, iotpie ansren.
3enbe 2dnbereien, oie bur& bic Waksr
bieier @sen, tpie aud bes Ohio, hber.
fiutbet peroeu, bur& Drainage our&
@rdben. e&leuien etc. su enttpdRcrn
unb bur& 0dmms uor tusiterer usbers
fIutbuns su i&hben, fobab bas 2anb
urbnr osmn&t unb unb ju Mderbau.
speden bertpenbet iuerben fann.
0is 0sisQi&aft bsfebt aus ben fol-.
senbsn Iurssrn bon Wt. wsrnon,
bic ipfort nit ben Mrbsiten be.
ainnen lufen iuolsn: gbas. g. 2lein.
2ouis Waieln, Y. 8. Wenlies, Oscar
6nas unb Warp u. ysolte.
1efanter Mr3t 9iebt bte
prarts auf.
elmo Dob. Or. g. %. gbmins,
elmer Der befbeiannteRen Mer3te In Sn.
biana, prominentss Mitelieb Der 2opal
2eelon. bat R& In ben moblbsrbientsn
@ubefanb jurndssac9en. 40 Sabre
lang bat er nit grfoIa bic dr3tli@e
praris betrieben.
Grei m aurertempel bur&
GeuerStrH6rt.
Gairmont. Das Treimaursr
@eb6ube tuurbe am @onntag bur&
Gsusr nabsju total jerf6rt. Dem S@a.
ben bon $4,000 Heben werii&srunsen
bon 81, 500 gegennber.
Der 2ebte ber Wsami's.
peru. gtner Der malerii&Fen
Gisursn bon Peru unb Na4barT@uft
III am Somfas In Der perion bss
Wiama Snbiansrs SObn Buff wlon.
soia butinsei&isOen. Ct mar Der
2ette ieines 6tammss unb ertparb ii@
feinsn untsrbaIt bur& werfertisuns
bon 96sen unb pfeilsn, In berieIben
bate Ct Is 5u elmer f0rmli&en 8hafler.
i&aft asbra&i. ''s'
gtn bieri6brtssr.Sun
BufdIItgbon ftvnem
Wruberaet5btet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
vie eebeilt

Nirt giflb Iegsanus, ein Dpier Der purbue
Uabn'eotaitrcpte, bas NcipitaI per,
Iafien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
9es Tasabnnoen Groe.

Sbcmas Gurren i'm Gsfansniiie ssitorbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

~ Nau&t BE Tish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Der 1oS ais grldier.

Opal Carmichael ibrsn 8ranbwunben er.
Iesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Gin intsreHan 8eri@t

ilebsr bic getdmyfuns Der HIattern.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
MURDERER STILL At LARGE.
Police Of Bedford, Ind, Unable to Lo-
cate Slayer Of Miss Schafer.

Police Of Bedford, Ind, Unable to Lo-
cate Slayer Of Miss schafer.
Bedford, Ind, Feb. 1.-Ten days
have gone by since the murder of
Miss Sarah Schafer, the pretty teach
or of Latin in the high school here.
Local officials, six detectives and
twenty newspaper men have been
constantly at work since the morning
following the murder when the body
was discovered, but the murderer has
not been found.
Two persons have been arrested on
suspicion and released with their IN
nocence clearly established and the
detectives have turned their attention
almost exclusively to the higher CIR
cles in Bedford, where tvs persons
are under suspicion.
80 So strong do the detectives think
the evidence is against n Of these
men that they have made the remark
openly that his arrest would follow
shortly.
On the other hand the city authori-
ties insist that he will not be arrested.
One-balf of Bedford thinks him guilty,
another half declares him innocent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
STEAMSHIPS an COLLISION.
Wilson Liner Colorado Sinks the Bos.
ton Civ.

- fF. Ets la. ,-". --- ffIF IL
Wilson Liner Colorado Sinks the Bos.
H. ton City.
New York, Feb. 1.-The Wilson line
steamship Colorado, Captain Cox, from
Hull, while proceeding up the lower
bay Sunday and while rounding the
Southwest spit, came in collision
with the outward bound Bristol City
line steamer Boston City, Captain
Carey, from New York for Bristol and
Swansea. The Boston City had a
large hole torn in her port side for
ward of the bridge and her bridge
was smashed. She began to fill rapid
~ and was run into shallow water to
prevent her sinking. The Boston City
floated with the rising tide, only to
drift to the west side Of Southwest
spit and ground again. The Colorado.
after the accident, stood by and took
of some Of the crew Of the Boston
City and then proceeded to her dock.
The Colorado suffered but slight dam
age. One or more Of her forward
plates were started, which let some
water into her fore hold.
When the accident occurred beth
ships were running slowly and the
weather was clear.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
AT FIRST OPPORTUNITY.
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Will Be
Called Up for Passage.

Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Will Be
Called Up for Passage.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The house
this week will pass the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill, which
was reported from the committee on
foreign affairs last week. Mr.. Hit,
chairman of the committee, will call
it up at the first favorable opportunity.
District Of Columbia business is the
special order for today, private claim
bills for Tuesday and pension leg1sla-
ton for Friday.
Consideration of the diplomatic
bill will afford opportunity for a
further wide range of discussion of
such topics as members may desire
to introduce.
The bill providing for the ratifica-
ton of a treaty with the Sioux tribe
of Indians on the Rosebud reservation,
which reached the point Of third read
ing Saturday, is pending and its con-
sideration is a special continuing or
der so long as it does not interfere
with the appropriation bills or private
calendar business. A numberro OF bills
of minor Importance on the calendar
may be passed. vs. Et 4rsb
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
PANAMA. CANAL QUESTION.
Senators Will Continue to Dtscdss i
for Some Time. Il

- - b e. ~ "a 49,.
Senators Will Continue to Dtscdss i
for Some Time.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The senate
this week will continue to discuss the
P..nama question. Speeches will be
made on Monday or Tuesday by Sena-
tor Fairbanks (Eep.) and Senators
Clark (Ark.) and Clay S(Democrats),
all in support of the treaty. There
also will be other speeches, but a
temporary cessation may be expect
ed later in the week, as there is a
disposition on the part of many Demo
cratic senators to postpone further
discussion Of the question until re-
sponses to the resolutions of INQUIRY
shall be received from the executive.
The Democrats, however, have given
assurance to the Republican leaders
that they will not seek delay merely
for the purpose of postponing a vote
on the treaty, which they will permit
as soon as legitimate debate shall be
exhausted.
If more can be accomplished by
closing the doors, executive sessions
will he ordered on the treaty. It is
now certain the solid vote Of the Re-
publican side of the chamber In favor
of the treaty will be augmented by
many Democratic votes.
/, The urgent deficiency appropriation
bill will be reported during the week
and nay receive attention, but the
canal question will be kept to the
front as much as possible, even to the
exclusion of appropriation bills.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
FOR GRANDFATHER CLAUSE.
Maryland Legislator Moves to Dis.
4. franchise Negro Voters.

Annapolis, Nd, Feb. Ain the
senate today Senator Wilson introduce
ed a bill, the purpose of which is to
eliminate the negro vote in Maryland.
The bill provides for the submission
to popular vote of a constitutional
amendment which limits the right OF
suffrage to adult male citizens of the
state who belong to n of three diff
ferent classes and the registers OF
voters are directed to refuse the reg
~istration of all others. These classes
are:
First-Those who can read a Sec
ton of the constitution of the state
which the registers shall submit to
them and give a reasonable explana-
tion of it.
Second-Those who were, prior to
January 1, 1869, competent to register
under the laws Of this state or any
other state.
Third-Lineal descendants of those
qualified to register and vote under
the preceding section.
The bill was referred to the COM
mittee on constitutional amendments.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
- sH5f EIlsL va
TWO PERSONS KILLED.
Six Others Seriously Injured by Nat
ural Gas Explosion. NaIa

Pittsburg, Feb. An explosion of
natural gas in the cellar of the home
of Henry Magel in West Liberty Sun
day was the cause of the deaths of two
persons and the severe injurypof six
others. |2t3 aost' Y
The dead are: Henry Magel, aged
ffty-fve years; Charles Magel, aged
twenty. .53isN f%
Mrs. Henry Magel fell through to
the cellar and was seriously injured.
Her children, William, aged thirteen,
ard Annie. fifteen, and Otto, eighteen.
and Charles Almasy, a %son-in-lsw, and
his wife, were all badly bruised and
cut. 75f haiGs51
The explosion is supposed to have
been caused by a leak from the gas
main into tie cellar and when Mr..
Magel went to the cellar for a bucket
of coal carrying a lighted candle a
terrific explosion followed, completely
wrecking the house.
N%eighbors who gathered were un-
able to reach Magel, who was pinioned
under the debris. and were obliged to
stand by and see him burn to death.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
HIT By CYCLONE.
Buildings at Reno Lifted from Their
Foundations.

Reno, New, Feb. "A cyclone
struck East Reno this morning at
6:45. 1t destroyed considerable prop
erty, cutting a swath through the
town. The Stone building, a structure
Y feet long, II feet wide and % feet
high, was torn from it's foundation,
and the wallis crushed together in an
inextricable mas OF broken timbers.
The Wah Hoo hotel was lifted from
it's foundation and carried to the east
ward. 1t collapsed and is an utter
ruin. The Wal saloon was picked up
and set back six inches from it's pre-
vious position. Other structures YER
damaged.
No n was reported as being in
jured. 4t
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COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT HELP.
LESS TO PREVENT THE IN
vAsIoN OF PANAMA.
REYES DELAYS DEPARTURE
CLAIMED THAT NEGOTIATIONS
WITH STATE DEPARTMENT
NOT YET BROKEN. (

New York, Feb. This cable dis
patch was received here from an off.
cial source in Bogota, according to
the Sun:
Government is helpless in effort to
prevent war. In less than a month
from now 10000 men will be on the
Isthmus."
This information, confirming rumors
cabled from Panama that Colombia in
tends organizing and sending an ex-
petition against Panama, comes as q
surprise, in view of the changed atti-
tude of the Colomhians, who had APP
parently accepted the inevitable and
depended on General Raphael Reyes,
their special en- ~ to Washington, to
save what he could from the wreck,
says the Sun.
General Reyes was to have sailed
Saturday for B~arranquilla on the
steamer Valencia, but for the second
time he deferred his departure. Cen
eral Pedro Nelisphina and De Lucas
Caballero, colleagues Of General
Reyes on the Colombian commission,
sailed on the Valencia.
The story continues, on seemingly
good authority it is stated, that Cen
eral Reyes remains here because his
negotiations with the state depart
ment at Washington have not been
completely broken off and that he has
a tentative promise from this gov
eminent that Colombia will be taken
a r of with a %pecuniary balm for her
injured feelings.
General Rafael Reyes said regard
ing the report that Colombia was
about to send an army to Panama:
."If Colombia is thinking of going to
war l know nothing about it and have
nothing to do with it."
General Reyes expects to leave for
home in a few days. He said that his
negotiations with the state depart
ment at Washington were ended I'M
less the United States wished to re-
open them. snc4 81
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-05
SIX MORE ARRESTS MADE.
Milwaukee Men Accused of Bribery
and Fraud.

Milwaukee, Feb. six more ar
rests YER made Sunday on indict.
ments returned by the grand jury
Saturday night. rs follows:
Ex-Alderman Charles Cooke, charged
with bribery; Henry G. Razall, sta
tionery dealer. offering a bride; Super
visor julius Feigo, obtaining county
orders under false %pretenses (three
indictments); Ex-Alderman Rudolph,
bribery: Fred Heiden, Jr., obtaining
county orders under false pretenses;
Alderman Adolph c. Weisenborn.
bribery.
Capiases were issued for the arrest
Of others as follows:
Charles Esau, charged with per-
jury; Albert G. Meixner, coaldealer,
securing county orders under false
pretenses five indictments); Super
visor Albert c. Babe, securing county
orders under false p%retenses 1.-TWO in
dictments).
The grand jury has returned a total
of over fifty indictments.
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FOR PRESS OF THE COUNTRY.

Wv sS-OS ~
Ample Provision Will Be Made at Re.
publican Convention.
Salt Lake City, Feb. Secretary
Perry s. Heath of the Republican Ma
tional committee has received a great
many applications from the newspa-
per publishers and editors OF the
country for r-servation upon the press
platform of the Republican national
convention, which will convene in
Chicago, June 81, and states in an
swer that all such applications will be
laid before the committee at the
earliest possible moment and will re-
ceive prompt attention. The commit
tee in charge OF the press and other
facilities will meet in Chicago within
q few days and all newspaper applica-
tions will receive replies soon there
after. Nothing has yet been done in
the direction of providing press end
other facilities and at this time no re-
Spouse can be given to any applica-
ton. 1t is the intention, Mr.. Heath
says, to provide amply for the entire
press Of the country.