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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
SuViO Gas Heater, SOC

Ed=ar NJ. HincxIe. 6O3 Waller street; Isadore
Label 633 Hyde street: Edward Healey, 2641
Hayes street; Horace Crear. 1914 Masonic ave
nue. Pietro Scattena. 1884 Sanchez street;
Daniel 3. Kelly. 726 Turk street; Samuel
Keesing, 953 Jones street: c.. W. Rebman. 100
NJ Reynold 1913 Laguna street; Abram Seid-
kim $50 Fell street: Willard T. Young. 1915
Bush street; Henry Peters. ia South Broderick
street: Frederick Klopper, T22 Steiner street;
Frederick Levy. 1882 Sutter street; Charles
. X Bender. ia Castro street; Marcus Wolf.
Larkin street: Herman A. Meisel 1909 Sac
ramento street: Herman X. Stolberg, 1922
California street: Z. s. Utter. S14 Hayes
street: Henry Myers 242O Washington street:
Charles Weinshek. 1706 Broadway; James H.
Robertson, 5O3 Capp street; Edward Salz 21O9
Broadway; Morris Hymen. 2230 Sacramento
street; William T. Hitch. 1441 McA1lister
street: Augustus B. Vogel. 1902 Howard street
ard Walter ] Little, 620 Haight street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
TALESMEN MAKE
THEIR EXCUSES
Thirty-SiX Give Good Rea-
sons Why They Should Not
Serve in the BOtkin Trial

The 100 talesmen drawn by the
County Clerk on Thursday for the Sec
ond trial of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin,
charged with the murder of Mrs. John
P. Dunning, were summoned to ap-
pear before Judge Cook yesterday
morning to enable the Judge to lis
ten to cny excuses they might offer
for not wishing to serve on the jury.
Out of the number thirty-six were
excused for various reasons, thirty
seven were ordered to be in court
tomorrow morning, attachments were
issued for eleven who failed to an
swer to their names and sixteen had
been returned on the venire as out of
town.
The eleven against whom attach
ments were issued are William S. Nc
Dewitt, 1922 Twenty-second street /;
John e. Dock, S11 Leavenworth
street; George S. Graham, 1921 Gold
en- Gate avenue; Henry K. DeveIey,
1876 Union str :; John P. Burke, 8
Van Ness avenue; Carter Houston, $50
Shrader street; William Bloch, 2540
California stree; Morris Steinfeld,
1855 Sacramento street; Henry Whit
tie, 1911 Leavenworth street; Joseph
P. Holler. BOIL Jackson street, and
Isaac l.. Rosenthal, 2716 Pacific ave-
nue..
The thirty-seven wEo were ordered
to be in court tomorrow morning are:
William Sorensen, SIC Fulton street:
Charles II. Lane. 1872 Julian avenue; George
r Jackson. 07s Sutter street; Bernard f.
Warmbold. 1872 Ivy avenue; Joseph L.. Dari-
va=e 1866 Fell street. Samuel C. Armstrong,
1012 Oak street: Alexander Watt 81 Haight
street; Julius LilienthaI. 81 Bourbon place;
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION
FIXES SPRING VACATION
Finds That Teachers Al Violating
Rules Relating to Proper Ven
fiIaf;0,, % CIoSeuoo,,,S
on of CIassrOOnls.

The Board of Education yesterday is
sued a circular to principals stating
that the week commencing March 2S,
1904, has been designated as the mid
term spring vacation.
Principals are directed to see that
Janitors comply with the rules during
vacation relative to the cleaning of
rooms.
The attention of principals is directed
to the fact that certain teachers are
daily violating the rules relating to the
ventilation of classrooms. A constant
and regular supply of fresh air should
enter the classroom in sufficient volume
to effect complete change every six
minutes, the circular says.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
PLAN TO WAGE
4 WAR ON RATS
Members of Federal, State
and Local Boards of Health
Hold a Joint Conference

A joint conference Of the Federal,
State and city health authorities was
held yesterday morning to discuss
measures for improving the sanitary
condition Of the city, particularly in
Chinatown and other congested dis
tricts. Those present were DR.. Regens-
berger OF the State Board, DR.. Rupert
Blue Of the marine hospital service,
DR. Ward secretary of the State Board
OF Health; DR.. Ward, president of the
local Board Of Health; DR.. D. F. Ragan,
health officer; DR.. w. c. Hassler, chief
inspecting physician; Louis Levy, dep
Uty health officer; Supervisors Dan
coma and Brandenstein and members
OF the Federal and State quarantine
service.
The suggestion that Chinatown be
thoroughly cleansed received consider
able attention, and the physicians
spoke Of the many obstacles thrown il
their way. The members Of the local
board stated that owners OF property
complained that their buildings were
being torn apart and new plumbing or
dered for political reasons. They were
also met with threats Of injunction
suits on every hand. As a remedy for
this it was suggested. and the sugges-
lion finally adopted, that all orders for
reconstruction be made in the names
of the Federal, State and city boards
Jointly. This will preclude the possibfl-
ity Of any cry Of political preference.
OLD FLOORS REMOVED.
The inspectors reported that at pres
ent they are paying considerable atten-
ton 10 such buildings as have cellars
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
OFFER TO COLLECT
MONEY OWING CITY
Attorneys Claim to Have Information
of Several Sums Oyerpaid to
the State i'm Taxes.

Louis II. Brownstone and Milton A
Nathan. attorneys, informed the Board
of Supervisors yesterday that they
have certain facts and information
within their exclusive knowledge
whereby they believe the city of San
Francisco may recover certain moneys
from the State which have been over
paid in the settlement of taxes, revenue
and disbursement of public moneys be-
tween the city and the State.
Brownstone and Nathan believe that
this money can be secured for the city,
and as compensation for the informa-
ton and services ask for % per cent on
all sums of money collected.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Eppinger Cases Continued.

The cases of Jacob and Herman Ip-
pinger. charged with obtaining money
by false pretenses, were called in
Judge Lawlor's court yesterday and
continued till March 16. The Judge
said he would at that time give his de-
cision on the motion to set aside the
indictments.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

feet, and though part of public street
was being utilized as vegetable and
flower garden. Commissioner Wood
ward notified the inspectors of the De-
partment of Works to make a note of
the firms promise. and if the fence is
not taken down within the next sixty
days, as agreed upon, the Board of
Works will cause it's removal in order
that Charter Oak street may be opened
to traffic
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Wishbone Route Excursions.

The orchards beginning to bloom and the
bay shore excursions OF the wishbone Route
will take you through miles Of blossoms
Every Tuesday and Saturday. commencing
Tuesday. March 10. Leave Third and Town
send streets a. M. return via Alameda 5:55
p IN. Round trip tickets. including carriage
drive to and from Stanford University. So.
Tickets also good to return any succeeding
train leaving San Jose day via any
route Details at Information Bureau. 6I3
Market street. Southern Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

Baby bracelets 25c.
They're OF sterling silver. The new
Nethersole bracelet. a pretty, light
affair that has created such stir In
The East Chased and finished in a
way you would expect to pay more
for.
Others at 35c; larger sizes for wo-
men. CSC. 95c and 81.
New waist sets 25c.
pins TO the set. In that swell
Dutch silver hand finish and silver
gray; all designs are new; heads and
flowers and the like. The hand fin
ished wears longer than the machine
finished It's here at 25c a set.
" aISt sets soc.
Silver gray and enameled. hand fin
ished, too. They add tone to the
shirt waist far 10 exceed their cost
soc
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

Gently purchased has been distributed
over a wide area and is doing good
execution. Cultures have been made in
Doullion, and both the quantity and
quality improved. The conference ad-
Journed to reconvene March 26.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
\ sza.TW VTTIITT1Iy oTy1GS S4E
Tot Fnutt Hale This Week
Further Surprises in
Easter Costumes


from their boxes yesterday Scores of them
past three days and will be shown for the first time
tomorrow.
It's the quantity, the variety, that strikes first
help noticing how resultfuy this big
has worked in the way the suits made and what they
made Of Here voe broadcloths eamnes and chevos
the plain mannh mixtures those eaboratey trimmed
particular Yet of them there
suitability you can't get away from. Substantial character
that stands for and sensible comfort.
when what
They show what store buying to nothing else
walking the
pay $500 Other $500 Misses suits from S475 sa25o
The Eton jacket is the favorite style
will these suits Monday much
than maybe
all
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Dan1aSk at 40C
It's 81 IN. aide. Regularly soc

It's 81 IN. 7Uide. Regularly SOC.
Its a good, sturdy cloth, bleached,
yet with a softness and beauty that
VIII dress any table. It's an oppor-
tunity that should set hotel keepers,
restaurant keepers or women think
ing OF Hale's to-day to get here to-
morrow before its all gone. 4oc yard.
66-in. Damask 75c yard It's bleached,
all pure linen: heavy. fine weave.
22-in. Napkins to match. S2.25 dozen.
Bleached Napkins. $50 dozen. Regular
$l5O quality for extra business to-
morrow. all pure linen; 21x21.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

Sash pins, 25c-Ideas IN buckle design
silver gray.
Hat pin, 25c-Sterling silver, a big va
riety to suit every taste.
Hat pin, 35c-It's gold plated, the latest
Lorgnette chain, Sl.5o-Its gold plated
with slide. Women who use them
will find rare value.
Lorgnette chain, 81 .0o-Can be used for
a lOcket: it's of sterling silver
Others at $1.75.
Locket, 75c-That new round shape
sterling silver; others at S1O0.
Locket, S1.25-Gold filed. heart shape
just the right size; others at $3.50
Neck chain, S2.oo-Its gold filed and
seamless. has the satin finish that's
so pretty. Others at S2.25
Purse chain, S2.5O-ItS sterling silver
so in. long Just think of that
length and for $3.50.
Locket, S2.oo--Solid gold front, new pat
terms. plain or with settings; others
at S225
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
attention, Men!
White Shirts, 900

It's the slogan for Monday
It : the best shirt you can buy for SOC
usually Unlaundered: it's made of New
York mills muslin TASK your wife what
that means); the bosom's pure linen. so
is the neck and wrist bands; double front
and back; body extra full and splendidly
made.
The most wanted sizes are here: 4
"a =, Is. ~, Is. 1715 and IS. You see
81 and q are lacking. That's the rea-
son they are 39c. We expect the rest to
be lacking by tomorrow night We ad-
wise early buying.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

with wooden floors. as these form g
favorite breeding place for rats and the
rats carry infectious diseases from one
place TO another. As a preventive meas
ure these wooden fioorings are being
torn out and the buildings made rat
proof by the laying Of concrete floors.
1t was suggested that as a further
measure for the protection of the city
an ordinance be passed making it
mandatory upon all persons erecting
new houses to lay concrete floors in
their cellars and construct the walls of
cellars either of artificial stone or brick
In this way it is hoped the rats will be
gradually exterminated. While it is inn
possible to compel all property owners
to lay concrete floors in the cellars of
buildings already in existence careful
inspection will be made and whenever
it is deemed advis- bic the owner will
be notified to do away with his old
wooden flooring and replace it with
concrete.
The Introduction of sanitary plumbing
in Chinatown seems in some sections to
be an almost hopeless task. While the
owners of the buildings have cheerfully
complied with the regulations, their oc-
cupants refuse to use the improved
methods, persistently throwing refuse
at their doorways instead of in the re-
ceptacIes provided.
STERIIlIZING MACHINE.
a suggestion made by DR.. Regens-
berger that a portable sterilizer be Dur-
chased met with unanimous approval.
The use of this machine would save
hundreds of dollars to citizens, and if
a small fee were charged it could be
made self-supporting. To illustrate the
value Of the appliance a case was cited
Of recent occurrence where new bed
ding and blankets We're burned by or
der of the Health Board. The goods de-
stroyed were worth considerable money
and the owner could i'll afford the loss.
The destruction OF these goods would
have been unnecessary could they have
been sterilized at slight expense. Su-
pervisors Brandenstein and D'Ancona
informed the members of the board that
such a machine can be purchased from
available funds and the amount in
cluded in the next budget.
1t was reported that the rat virus re-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

UTOMIA Persia, March 12.-News has
reached here that Dr. LabOri an American
missionary. has been killed the road to
khOi. Details Of the occurrence are lacking
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Wrist Bags
- SLrIes al o. Pniccs.

Here's q 25c one for children. It's good
leather IN black and colors, with that
snake head clasp 25c.
Here's a soc one for women. in walrus.
tan or black; inside pockets filled with a
purse. memorandum book and cologne
bottle. Think OF that for soc.
And at S1OO is any variety Of new
wrist bags In walrus. seal; chain han
dies, nickel oXidized or gold frames
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Music Extrai

Little Fronie Kruse,
Who made such hit at Fischer's, will
sing every afternoon at ?, 2:3o, 3, $3.50
and 4 o'clock
The Song Successes
CFrom Roly Poly)
Dora, Ramona. Alone and others.
And we'll sell them special
At I8c Copy.
It's treat no one will want to miss
It's economy every music lover will want
to share
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

A variety of articles FOR
SALE in the Miscellaneous Ads.
Gas Engines to Sewing Ma
chines-Some bargains that
may interest you.
A number of MISCELLA-
NEOUS WANTS. too. Perhaps
you can fill the needs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

AT $IZ5-White lawn Walsls, VIII tIlIOI ~ -
cred tucks and hemstitching; others with
fancy mercerized stripes. pleated some
with hem stitched and battenberg rings;
others with drawn work; lace insertion
and medallions.
At s15O-Fine white lawn waists; some with
beautifully embroidered fronts, some with
round yokes and imitation drawn work.
All have fancy stock collars. large blshop
sleeves and pleated or hemsutched cu1s'
And at $I.05.
Comes the cream Of the lot: 10 STYLES; al OF
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Bright New JeWelry

We glad to tell you of to-day.
ocket
filling
Women they will the them
without eWelry These prices
worthy of what they Come Here
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

ther styles at soc equally interesting.
delicate lawn, with hemstitched tucks in
those medallion trimmings; some with
round yokes others finished with drawn
work.
At $1.95-White alpaca waists. Think of that.
Round yol1es tucked front and with
French ba cls.
At S2.50-Lawn waists trimmed with the
drawn work; some with lace insertion and
small tucks.
At S2.95-Beautifu waists Of lawn; some
with embroidery and medallions, others
with insertion and hemstitching.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
At I5c Yard.

Regularly 25c and 40c. Edgings. tc
s in. wide; insertions in green and black
embroidery, in. wide, and fancy fin
ished edged galloons with colored stitch
ing. 2 and 2 y in. wide.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
Hundreds White Waists

eIIIFON VIII P-O-0S- -I0II1' F0-I1 DII0CIIo'
front IN pretty clusters, three neat cluste
Next at 75c.
More elaborate. Here's one with a silky mer-
cerized dot, pleated in the front and back.
Six different styles with the new drawn
work and tucks; some with hemstitched
pleats; yet others with lace insertion run
ming dag Onally across the front.
And at o5c.
White lawn waists. with fancy embroidered
yOkes; some with tabled collars; some
with small tie; every one new and pretty,
tempting STYLES.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Sine S9nusarerin berSewalti8t
uno ermorOet.

BEDFORD. Sno.. %. Sanuar.
Die 9eiDe bes Sri. Sarab Sdaifsr.
2ebrerin Gil Der 9ebforo 0ohihulc
wuroe beute Morg,n in osm Sduppcn
oes 2obntutTders Wm. GOOt aufse.
funben.
Ser G0rper mar iiber uno iiber mil
8lut bsbedt; Die dratlihe llnieriuduns
eraab. OoR oas iunse Mdoden per9e-
walti9t worOen mar.
9luf Die grereifuna oes M0rOsrs III
bon 3resri1ter Samea .. Wilion cine
gelobnung bon 500 Dollars ausaeiebl
woroen.
Wi osbilIe. Qla., bur d
einen 6 pcl on ser II Ort.
girminebam M, gla., %. San.
Gas Is gleilen iiiolid bon 9uscaloOIs
belsgsns OorfMouosOille 1T beute MOr.
gen ourb einen Gpelon total serit0rl
pOrOsn. SO psriOnen wuroen ee,
t0otet.
giner Der groBen D ie b e.
Clinton, Sa., %. San. s
10. Warr, prdiiOent Der Molins
Building e. 2Oan qlh'n., wuroe OOr
Der @ranojurp pegen llnteridlasunG
bon 800, 900 in glntlaseliano ber'
lebt.
gDarr mar Elm &efprmer urb Rir'
6enmann. Der leBtes Jriibiabr ali
Yhraermeiiier -Ganoioat aui cem re
form MahlSettei figurirte. Sn er
mansslung bon 9iirsidafi libt er in
gefdnaEib. Seine Attipa ifeben uate1
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
&leine StaStnadridten.

Ser Com ereiai= glu /
nabm geltern Die fOlgenoen 0erren al.
neue Wit9lieoer auf: Sobn 9.gunins.
8eor9e galbert, goipin W. Goobipin,
q. .. Sanett, Samuel 8. 9lttlano.
Charles 0adleman, Willett8 Bafian,
0arrp .. pisriOn, Samuel 3er6obal.
8. u. @rOblanb, Is. 6. Garmanp uni
3. W. SamiiOn.
Die Netion1re Der ogonioli'
batch 9raction Co." baben fol9eno,
4eamts ertpdblt: prafbent, u. 3,
Ramiep; Uict.prdlioent, gowarO 9aw
Tins; Sscretdr. Gup 8. 9awiins
Sdabmeifier, OIiper g. gnslep; 81
rsctcren: 8. .. gnslep, ". %. @lob
brenner, u. 3. Ramiep, Gowarb Saw
fins. q. q. Ban Glespe, ". g. @ep
nolos unb @eorge 3. 0apwooo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Die Contention Der 9oblen=
graber.

IS 1T Den D,legatsn befannt Gee
maht iporoen. oaB 0as grecutiu-
Gomite Der Yereiui9tsn 8rubsn-glrbei=
ter beabii9tiet. oas Strife=9lheBment,
meldes sur3eit l0c per 2Opf Il. Monat
betrdgt. auf % Gents gu erb0ben, um
Die ifreitenosn 3Oblenarbsiter in @olo-
raoo, Def Nirsiuien uno benz Wen-
ersoale Diifrict In aebilbrenber @eiie
unterfiiben 5u t0rnen.
gm ndhffen Donneritaa beoinnt Die
aemsinShaftlide @Onfsreni Der @ru=
benarbeiter uno @efber.
Die Sibungtn merben i'm glubitos
rum bes @lappool 9ptels absebalten
tperben.
Mm 9benb supor psranftaltet Die
Central 2abor Union fnr Die 9eleea-
ten i'm gmpire Sbeater einen Smofer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
SeutI6lano.
Wieber cine Qlmerifaue.
rim ais Dr.. p h il.

W | e Der cine VI iTertta ane :
rim al 5 DR.. p lii.
gerlia. %. San. Die uniper-
litdt Berlin bat 6tl. Nsilrop bon De.
troit. 'Dsid.. ben @rao zines Doctor
philosophiae summa cum laude Der,
lieben. uno 3mar fir cine beoeutenos
glrbeit aui bem @ebiste Der Gbemis.
Die Dame pertbsioisse pie Yebauptun.
gen ibrer Diiiertation munolib aesen
orei Dpponenten mdlrn!iden @e'
itIedtes.
SRI. Wlilrop IN Die 3ebnie Dame,
uelde ben Goetortitel bon Der 9erliner
llnlperIitdt srbdlt.
onrieo 2ibell pro-
3eb wesen pariifal ..
Uerlin, %. San. Der gbren'
beleioi9un8s-PTo5eb, welten Seinrid
Gonrieo. Director oss metropolitan
Opera 0ouie 8u 9iew Dort, aegen ben
Dlundsner GdriIiFeGer GOnrae Oils
bdn9ig gsmaht bat, miro an A. 6e.
truar 3ut Nerbonolung iommen. Die
alaas baiirt auf einem n9laub Oes
@raI" bstiteltsn Nytiiel Gonrao's, In
.ueIdem Der WerfaNer 0srrn esnrieo
iueaen Der beabiidtioisn npariifal".
quiIiibruns In Rem gori aui's Bit
terite onsreift. Inter ben 3eu9en,
pslde bernOmmen iuerosn. bsfinoen iid
aud Grau 6oFma Wagnsr, Die Wiitws
bss uniierbIiden Gomponilten, uno ibr
Sobn GisgTriso.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Dampfcr .6unibinee total serlt6rt,
$4,000; 9ampier .pauline" uno
DampIer ~Gelene @oulo" je 500;
glquatit Club .DaussyOct" 5000;
groao Ripple Dcmm. $4,000; Canoe
Stub, goctbaus uno Yabebaus. total
3erlt0rt. s1100; 9ausbOote. Naden
ETC.. $4,000; 9lortbmelietn Noe. Bride,
$500; 20. Walbinston Strabenbabn=
Bride. $500; gDelt Wlidigan 5traBe
Bride, 5000 Snnpls. euna Club
Bootbaus. total serAOrt, $4,000; alI-
Iammen s2S, 100.
Der Yerte brge b m M t.
Nm alien Yriiden maren beute Yoli4
siIieu fatiOnirt. Se9li1er yertebr
iiber Die Waibinaton Str. unO Wlidis
0an Ctr. 8riiden lpuroe gebemmt.
lleber Die 9iper glpe. uno Mprris
Str. griden burften nur perlonsn
paIliren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
/ Ssnrp 8. YisI. /

Sn itiner Wobnuns go. 1402 Oft
@aibington Ctr. III geIiem Wor9en
aegen IS llbr Serr Senrp 80. piel,
Secreidr uno S4abmeilisr Der piel
Bros Stard 60. uno Seeretdr Der
piel Bros Mfg. 60. Gin an9sisbener
@ei@dftsmann Der Staot oeutiber Mb=
tunii, Der tiidiiden 9unasnent3unoung
erlegen.
Gr bate Ieit eitua A Wlonaten GEE
trdntelt, ba maro er am perHoIIenen
DlOntag bon Ser 2uraenentsiinouna
befallen uno oieIelbe enoete jdblings
eiu erfolgreides 2eben.
9D. %. piel mar am 8. Sec. 1853
bier 9eboren uno ein Sobn oes erlt
u6brsno OeS lebten Sabres beriforbenen
oeutI9en pioniers @m. s. piel. oss
@riinoers Der Nm. 5. piel Gtarb
SO. Wlit Dem Water unb ben Yriioern
mar er ieit Sabren on Der Stdrtefabrit
betbeiligt, bis oielelbs in 1900 nit Der
ysotional Stard So. DsrfdmOIsen maro.
gis sam Sabre 1902 mar er Der bieFas
9ertrster Der gfational 6tard SO.
@r mar ein anssiebensr tiibtiger
@eiddftsmann uno Elm eifrises Wit=
alieo Der Deutiden 2utber. 9reieinis=
teits=Girde an galf uuo Obio Str.,
in Der am SOnntas gsa6mittas Der
SrauergOttesoisnF abeebalten iperoen
miro.
Seine Satin ging ibm Dor 10 Sab
ren i'm Sooe oOrauf. Gr binterldBt 3
erwadiene 4inoer. feline betaste Wsut=
er, fopis 2sgriiber unb 8 Sdmeiiern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
yerioaal= =Noti,:a.

Sn Der WObnuns ibrer Gdmeiisr
Grau gowin Is. 0Orft, In WOooruff
plaee. fano an Wittiuod glbeno Die
9raulIna Don sri. Yertba 8 II.
3abetb RuI d.. 3odter bon 6rau
glnna HuId, nit 0errn Otto 6.
aipp itatt. Die 1odseitsfeier mar
eins isbr tAtIAe unO bsballen mir unS
ben ausfiibrIideu geridt iiber bieIeIbe
fir unicre Sonnta9s.qlusgabe Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
ylicOerIanoe.

s biIdum ber 2Onig IN
Wlutter.
3 m Saas. %. San. Tie sJsl-
lidtsitsn anIdbIid oss Subildums Der
a0nigin Wlutter ipuroen nit einem
@ala.9Iner eroffnst, nobel 40nigiu
WIlbslmIne IN ibrsm umo oes prinS-
genabls Namen ben 3oalt auf ibre
Wutter ausbradte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Wamoepiae umo 1ams pcrs
amitaItet bon Dem Gxersier
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
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fanb Die 10. Sabresberiammlung Der
amerifaniI9en edubson 9isa ftatt.
Der geridt bes Sstretdrs seiete S7S
WitsIieber in % psriAieosnen staatsn.
Gum prdfoenisn muroe Charles u.
MoOre bon glew Dorf aewdblt.
Die 2isa bsidloB 9Innabme elmer
MbrslIs an .alle Saab3Ollner in ben
8srsinisten Staaten", mslns Die Notbs
menoigfsit gum 0erlaiien bss Sdub~
3olles. I'm ben Nuslano=0anoeI 3u er=
h0ben, betreiten. Wlit einem Muslanb=
0anbel. Der q 8illionen Dollars be-
trage uno itetig wadIe, beiibsn mir be-
rsits einen nambaften 9lntbeil am Welt-
banbel.
Sagegen betra9e Der SnIanobanoel
20 8ilionen Doll. i'm Sabr unb sur
Bemabrung oes aroBen Snlanbmarites
ieien Die Sdub50llner in erlter Qinie
berpflidtet. Hsciproeitdt BEL 9oncur=
ren3=prooutten piro Die i'm goriabre
als .unQeiuno i'm princip. ihdblid in
Der praris uno ourd Die grfabruns
Derurtbeilt" be5eidnet.
OftsMiien.
Mngriffe auf Nmerifa.
ct. petersburG %. San.
SIN ausudrtigen Amte berlautet ni9ts
bariiber, Bis mann bic Wnttoort on
Sapan bereit isin tuirb.
Die preiie 1T nod INNER su 9ln-
sriifen auf 9lmerifa geneigt. bsionbsrs
me9en oes angebliden gntT6luHes,
oas amerit. @sfdmaosr nod ben Yalu
Glub 3u fenoen.
9eute b6rten oieie 3eiiun9en, baB
bic S9iffe nod Der Subig Bap bes
liimmt linb.