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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
BETTER mINING CONDITIONS.
the Most Satisfactory Experienced
in Ten Years.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican
Socorro, July 29-The condition o.
the mining industry in this vicinity is
the best in years. In the Magdalens
district work is progressing with bet
ter degree of success than at any time
in the past ten years, particularly sc
in the production of zinc ores. The
Kelly mine, alone, has been making an
output of one hundred tons per day
| for several months. The Graphic
group of mines is shipping about one
thousand tons of zinc ores per month.
Several other properties in the camp
are shipping steadily.
The Rosedale camp, about 80 miles
west of San Marcial, is doing very
we'll this year. w. H. Martin & Com
pany are running their mill on ore
from the we'll known Rosedale mine
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany is shipping about fifteen cars of
iron ore per day from the Hanover
mining district in Grant County from
Fierro station on the Santa Fe Rail-
way system. This ore goes to the
smelters of the company in Pueblo,
Colorado.
In Sierra County the Pittsburg plac-
ers are turning out about $4,000 in
washed gold per month.
The Stephenson Consolidated Min
ing Company is installing 5O-ton con-
centrating plant in their claim in the
Organ district in Dona Ana County and
is actively developing other property
below water level with very flattering
results. The character of the ore pro-
duced is changing from carbonate to
4 sulphide of lead, which, unlike most
Of the lead ores of New Mexico below
water level is carrying practically no
zinc. A large portion of this ore is
Of shipping grade. Captain c. B. Gill,
vice president and general manager, is
personally experimenting the work of
the mill and mine.
Since the recent rains crop and live
stock conditions have improved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
HEAVY BLOW SUSTAINED
BY THE JAPANESE Army
Five Thousand Men are Said to
Have Been Killed in Battle Below
Ia Tche kido, With Russian Casu.
alties Seven Hundred..-Bear's
Troops Finally Retreat.

Lao Yang, July 29-Further details
of the fighting below Ia Tche Kiat
July 23d and oath indicate that the
Japanese losses may reach 5000 men
The Russian losses are officially giyer
at 700. The japanese assaults were
repeatedly repulsed by the Russians
brilliant bayonet charges. For the
first time the Russian artillery was
used in angle fire from behind theahill
the fire being directed by telephone
and attaining great precision. The
Russians did not retire until it was
established that the Japanese had sew
en- divisions.
Arabia at vIadivostock.
Vladivostock, July 29-The German
steamer Arabia. under charter to the
American Trading Company, was cap
tured by the Russian cruiser Gromboi,
July %, and arrived here in charge of
a prize crew. A portion of the cargo
is alleged to be contraband and con-
sists of flour and railway steel material
addressed to Japanese ports. AS CON
traband forms less than half of THE
Arabia cargo the vessel is not liable
to seizure and will probably be re-
leased after the contraband is dis
charged.
1t is now definitely established that
Viceroy Alexieff is coming here.
st. Petersburg, July 29-It is an
nounced that the Baltic sea squadron's
departure for the far East will not oc-
cur for at least two weeks
The general staff denies the report
of the wounding of General Kuropat-
kin in the battle of Ia Tche Kiao.
Russians at Hal Cheng.
Liao Yang, July 29-The Russian
forces are now concentrated at Hal
Cheng and will probably not retire
further. 1t is expected that the Jap
anese will now advance against the left
flank of the Russian southern army.
Indemnity for Losses.
Berlin, July 29-The foreign office
announces that Russia has agreed to
fully indemnify the German shippers
and their consignees for losses sus-
tanned by seizures of German ships and
the detention of the Prinz Heinrich's
mail, also to forward the contents of
two seized mail packages.
Connect Plot With Gersehunin.
st. Petersburg, July 29-The name
of the assassin of Interior Minister Won
Plehve is given by the Bourse Gazette
as Prozeff. but this is not confirmed
by the police, who carefully guard
whatever facts they ascertained,
The public is disposed to regard the
crime as intimately connected with the
terrorist plot revealed last
summer by the arrest of Gerschunin,
the Russian revolutionary agitater, at
Kieff, where he organized an attempt
on the Emperor's life during the cere-
monies incident to the canonizing of
the st. Seraphim at Saraoff.-
A trial established the fact that |
Gerschunin was the head of a murder !
GUS conspiracy, the object being to
create reign of terror in Russia by
killing the ministers, governors, and
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
ENCAMPMENT COMPLETE
Adjutant General w. H. Whitenan
Returns From Las Vegas Where
Proper Camp Was Selected.

Adjutant General W. H. Whiteman
returned last night from Las Vegas,
where he had been on business con-
nected with the holding of the encamp-
ment of the New Mexico National
Guard next month. Wednesday even
ing the adjutant general met several
of the members of the Commercial
Club of that city and held confer
ence with them concerning the loca-
ton of the encampment. He explained
fully that it would be impracticable
and improper to have the encampment
within the enclosed plot of the CALI
mas Driving Park Association while
races, baseball games and other ath-
letic sports were held within the in
closure as these would greatly inter-
fere with the drills, military duties
and discipline of the national guards
men and the officers and men would
not receive the benefit and the in
struction they should receive during
the encampment week. The best in
terests of the service and of the Terri
tOTy uoiHduucu lAdI IAo cuCdLuPHcHI
be held at point where the officers
and men would pay strict attention to
duty and where the objects of the en-
campment would be carried out with
out outside interference. It was agreed
to change the site of the encampment
from the Gallinas Driving Park to
camp ground a little over two miles
northwest of town ON the mesa be-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
DISORDER
IN CHICAGO
Strikers Stone a Train Carving
Eighty Negro Work.
men.
GOLDEN is ARRESTED
Official Of the Striking Butchers Union
Defies Police Inspector
Hunt.

CnlCaSO, June lS-OlSOruer at Nel
son Morris & Company's branch, il
South Chicago, resulted in the arres
of five men, who attacked the retail
meat dealers who were going for sup
plies.
A furious attack was made by {
mob of 200 on 80 negroes being trans
ported in two cars on the Lake Shore
road. Every window of the cars was
broken with stones. The negroes were
hauled safely away from the mob.
Teamster's Official Arrested.
Chicago, July 29-Police Inspector
Nicholas Hunt today arrested Presi-
dent George F. Golden of the team
sters' union on charge of stopping a
teamster who was at the stock yards.
Golden was acting as picket and
defed Inspector Hunt. The police al.
so took into custody G. T. Busse, at
the teamsters headquarters, charged
with interfering with the officers. Both
prisoners were locked in cells, bail be-
ing refused them. Later Golden was
released on bail.
SlIVNCTS HlldCk TOIICCH1aNs
Kansas City, July ga gang of
strikers attacked j. King colored
special policeman, as he was entering
the Armour packing plant this morn
ing. King shot two of his assailants,
but neither was seriously wounded.
-Four arrests were made.
Freight Handlers May Quit.
Chicago July 29-"We will order
the freight handlers not to touch the
consignments from the trust packers
the moment that President Donnelly
asks it, declared President Curran of
the Freight Handlers Union today.
"That request may come at any mo-
ment." Should this step be taken it
will be fought by the anti-boycott as
sociation and the federal authorities
will be asked to intervene.
International President Shea was
outspcken in the denunciation of Pres
ident Golden's arrest. colorado meth
DDS seem to prevail" said he.
Golden was liberated on condition
that he would remain away from the
labor headquarters until after his hear
ing tomorrow Russo was also freed
on bonds.
Committee to Visit Packers.
Chicago, July ga meeting of the
allied packing trades held today was
attended by General Agent Skinner of
the Union Stock Yards and Transit
Company. The committee was select
ed to 60 to the offices of General Man.
ager Leonard of the Union Stock Yards
Company and confer relative to the
peace settlement.
Conference is Arranged.
Chicago, July 29-It is authorita-
lively announced that conference
has been arranged between the strike
leaders and the representatives of the
Schwarzchild and Sulzberger Com
pany.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
M'KINLEY COUNTY
PRISONER RECAPTURED
James Clements Who Escaped From a
Guard Last Monday Was Located
at Fort Wingate.

A colored inmate of the Mckinley
County Jail at Gallup, James Glenn
ents, escaped from the custody of Off,
Ger McVickers last Saturday. He was
apprehended at Fort Wingate on Mon
day. Officer McVickers had gang
of five county prisoners working on
the streets, and Clements managed to
work faster than the rest and get
ahead. He was soon quite distance
away from the rest and the guard and
then proceeded to 'hike." The man
was too far off to be reached with
gun shot, and the guard could not leave
the other men to give chase, so he
was compelled to stand and see the
prisoner escape. As soon as possible
he turned his men over to Sheriff
Smith and started on Clements trail.
The escaping prisoner went north in
the direction of some abandoned mines
and the officer could not locate him.
Monday morning a telegram came
from Fort Wingate stating that Glenn
ents was there. McVickers immediate
ly drove over and captured his man
without any trouble. Clements who
has been in Jail since January had on
ly month more to serve at the time
of his escape. The stealing of an ov-
ercoat was the offense which landed
him in the county bastile. Clements
is the only prisoner who has attempt
ed to escape from the county prison of
Mckinley for long time, as the pris-
oners there are well fed and housed
and generally cared for.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
FLAX IS SUCCESSFULLY
RAISED IN PECOS- VALLEY
J. B. Brown Of RoswelI, Plants Small
Crop Which Shows Vigorous
Growth.

That fax may be successfully
raised in the Pecos Valley has been
demonstrated this year by J. B. Brown
Of Roswell. He planted small crop
which took on a strong, vigorous
growth and cannot be excelled in quail
ity in any country. Next year the
crop will be grown extensively in the
Artesia section.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
ARE HELD FOR THE
SL0eJM DISASTER
Captain vanschaick and Inspector
Fleming Have Been Indicted BY
New York Grand Jury.

New York, June 29-Captam Van.
schaick, Federal Steamship Inspector
Fleming, and Former Inspector Lud.
berg, were indicted today by the feder-
al grand jury in connection with the
disaster to the General Slocum June
Is, when nearly thousand lives were
lost. Van Schaick was the command
er of the Slocum.
Indictments were also returned later
against the officers of the Knicker.
booker Steamboat Company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
RUPTURE SAID TO
Be INEVITABLE
Vatican Replies to French Demand
Which Recalls Letters Summoning
Bishops to Rome.

Paris, July 29-The Vatican's reply
to the French note demanding recall
of the letters summoning bishops of
Dion and Laval to Rome was received
at the foreign office today. The i'm
preston prevails that rupture is al
most inevitable.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-29
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Notary Public Appointed.

Andres A. Romero of Peralta, Va
lencia County, was today appointed no.
tary public by Acting Governor j. W.
Reynolds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

2oganspprt, 90. SuIi. Sic
sablreiden @~urfenfeloer i'm Norben
unierer um9e9eno baben fi9 nur9 oas
fru4tbare Wetter 10 prdGtig entpidelt,
oab Die GARNER ni9t 9~eniiseno Nr-
beitsfrdfte our grnte berielben auftrei-
ben t6nnen unb tuiro Der baourG ent=
ffebsnbe 0erluft auf 800. 900 se.
iddBt. Wenn bic @urfen niGt redts
3eitis abseidnitten werben uao au lang
pa4ien, erbalten bic Sarmer anifatt
go Gents nur 20 Gents PRO 8uibel
unb tparen seftern 10 Mann bier, Die
aud Peru. @abaib uno anbere Stdote
beiudteu, UNI Nrbeitstrdfte auf3u-
treihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
Trieosnsridter Niderion als
retteaoer Gugel.

8erii9te rparen felt Ginger 3eit i'm
rmlaufe. baB Der 5arbise 5elir 8at-
ion unb feline 6rcu in Wirtlidfeii
gar ni9t setraut ieien unb bieIe Sc,
rii9te nabmen 3ulebt einen iol9en um=
fang an, baB fid bic poli3si beranlaBi
fab, bas paGr gu oerbaften. Beioe
uuroen Dem poliaeiridter borgeftbrt,
maren aber ni9t i'm Stanoe einen 6ei=
ratbsi9ein borauleaeu. gingeleitete
unteriu4ung ergab 3ulebt, baB bas
paar Dor 5 Wonaien bur9 6rieoens.
ri1ter Niferion getraut tuurbe. ben
9eiraibsf9ein aber @elomangels bals
Der big iebt ni4t l6te. Nad bislem
Din uno Ger gelarg es benz farbigen
Nobofaten bes paares, Sctapus 6.
Mad. Sriebensridter 0iderfon gu Be.
wesen, benz paare bur1 1eberlafune
Der 2i3ens aus Der patfde gu belfen.
geioe tuuroen entlaHsn.
Monso @bans tpuroe, neil er in be-
trunfenem 3uftanoe Elm pfero fat bic
gum umfalen setrieben batte, nit $40
uno Soften tpegen @rauiamteit uno
SIS uesen 8etruntenbeit beoadt.
Sames Wel9, Der einen 3euglaben
um orei Nn5iise befoblen bate, unb
Der nit allen bret Mn3iigen auf benz
2eibe ieineraeit perbaftet tpurbe, erbielt
gefern ei,e Strafe bon 4 Wonaten
Mrbeitsbaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
8runbeigentbnmS : l1ebsrtrasunsen

&obert S9ulb an gbmaro garifa=
ben, Srufes, 9ots 4 big 10, ~, So
big So, SULTAN u. u. Spring @arben
Mbb.; 2ots 10 biz Is, glod 4, geatp's
Nob.; 2ots 156 an 100, Sownep's
ftiboft Mbb.; Got 90. 9omnep's 8.
ItioOf Nob.; 2ots IS Bis 81. 66 Bic
"a, cunts @iibieite Nob. ole i'm
ihSDfli9en She'll Der etabt. IS. 900.
gowarb @arsfaoeu, Srrtee an
Wanoa Sbulb, She'll bon oemlelbsn
@runofid. 50, 500.
Nnna W. 9rauie on @lis W. Mil-
Ter. Cots Is unb Is in glof II in
Moams' Subj, nnbe Olner uno Ofi
10. Ctr. 1000.
s.. Wiaiam 8uHep an Suian
Noams, Got $40 in Safion part,
n6rbIi9 bon ben sltlas Wertfdtten.
81, 500.
glribur u. Me2ain an Waub M.
Sute. She'll bon Sec. z, Sp. Is, R.
4, in Waibinston Sp. 81, 700.
Sertas gOsea on Sohn .. glarf,
8beile 2ots 26 unb 81, 8lod "a
gsaip's aboition. msflid bon sbslbp
Str, nabs gslt giisnbabn, $1,000.
Sieielbe an Cecilia @inetpalt u. a.,
She'll berIelben Got 26, $1,000.
Soibua Compton an Marp 8. 8rap,
Got IA. Carpenters 9ume placs goo.,
fibli9 pom Srren-afpL $500.
SerisIbe an 6lorenee 6. 2unb u. u.
9beil Got 257, Jletder u. u. Subj,
6uron, nabe @sbar Str. $3.50.
5homas s. 9amilton an 0pman
Wedsler u. a., Got %, 8lod IA, q.
Snbpls., nabs libel Worts. $1,000.
Worris .. Wints an Warp 8.
9ap, Got l, Blod 81, NOrb Snbpls.
$3.50.
Glib. 6odenimitb an Mba 81. 5mlsp,
Got IL, Blof IL, baHelbe. $3.50.
Norbal ". Secorb an Sbomas 5.
@ariOn u. a., She'll norbmefl. I, "a,
Is, 8, Center 8p. $3.50.
pboenir Wutual 2ife Sniurance
60. bon @eorgiana gais, Got 2, @ib-
IONS Subj, Sobnfon's grben gbb..
College Npe., nabe 19. Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
@eitere 11nterimdaasen oes
Gtrabenbabn=l 1nfaass.

Die llnteriu9unge1 in DEM Stra-
benbabn. unfale tpurben gefern our6
Depuip=@ Coroner SunlaDp fort3eiebt.
SRI. 4enss Crane. go. SAG gladfOeO
StraBe, faste aus, baB fie in Der finf=
ten ganfrsibe aeiehen, Der Wasson
lief ni9t nit aubersew6bnli9erS 9nel-
lie, belt aber nidt an, als bic Giien,
babntreu3ung errei9t uurbe. Sic lab
ben 3us beranfabren, b6rte feline
Sampfpfeife uno meiB nit 8spibbeit.
bab Die @lofe auf Der 2OfOmotibs ni9t
geldutet tpurbe. Ser 3us mar i'm Nn=
balten besriHen uno lief. na9oem Der
Wagson setrohen, nur nod so SUB
meter. Ser StraBenbabnmagen purbe
berumsewOrfen unb omar 10, baB ber=
Ielbe neben Der 2otomotibe tanb, aus
biefem 8runbe fonnte fe ni9t aus ib=
rem SIZE beraus. sic puroe niht
berlebt, jeho9 wurben ibre HerDer sers
riiffet.
Ser StraBenbabnuagen, ia9te Grl.
Crane, beme9te fi4 NIT FOLDER @e-
iduinbisteit. baB iie nidt absuiprin-
gen periudte, Obgleid fie pubte, oab
cine @oGifion faft unpermeioli9 mar.
Den @pnostteur babe he nidt geiebsn,
ba fe bic 2ofomotipe beoba9tete.
Deputy Coroner 9unlabp iaet, baB
er su ~ergriinben iu4t. oh Die 6abrt bes
StraBenbabnpagaons berminbert muir
be, oh Der @onbufteur abiprang unb
nod 3isen nmfdau bielt uno oh bic
Babnbeamten auf benz 3uee ibr WOg=
lidffes tbaten, um ben 3ug gum Sal=
ten au brineen. Sic StraBsnbabnan=
9efeQten io0en noh ni9t i'm Stanoe
iein. ibr 3eugniB ab3ulegen, ba beibe
berlebt tpuroen uno auBerbem au1
Rerpenerf6ttteruns oapon tru9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

Sir Sn6iana: 7beiItpeiie bep6Ift beute
Na4t un6 am Gonntas; S9auern unb
Gepitter in ben n0rbIiden unb centraIen
EbeiIen fiibler I'M Sonntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
@etterb
@aibinator, 30. SuLi.

5ar "a stunbsn. .nS.nO ? utr gsOrssus. 81. suli
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

@ c b o


@buarb urb Catherine Wbalen,
1874 Spann @be., Mdo9en. = Sas.
unb gaa Sing, 419 Weff 0enrp Ctr,
&nabe. = @eorge uno Nmelia Ben=
tolb, IL Norb Warman 9be., 2nabe.
= @soras unb HOra Stranger, 1923
Wef 81. Str, Mdb9en. = Sarrp
unb 9iaian gouaros, 2215 DEPOT
Str., Wdoden. = Span unb 6rau
Sriftmsper, 1924 Shb Union Str,
&nabe. = Sebn unb 6rau Wopre,
931 Barrier Str, MdbGen. = George
unb Margaret Weimer, 3102 OF o.,
Mdb9en. = Walter unb Wabel Sorne,
1884 Webaoa Str, Mdb6en. - Wil-
liam uno 5rau Noblet, 1882 Nebaba
Str. Mdo9en. = Senrp unb 2ouiia
Glastamp. 1880 Sbalman Nbe., MGo=
diem. = Winiam uno gaa 9amion,
1908 Sbelbp Str, &nabe. = Soiepb
uno Saiip Brantsforo, 800 MarpeQ
Ctr, Wdb1en. = Mmos unb 2ulu
@arnsp, 2062 COOPER Str, Mdbden.
Greo unb emma Pieper, 1911
Stb Merioian Str, Gnabe. - &o-
BERT unb Opal @prrie, IL palmer
Str, 2nabe. s.. 8. unb Winnie
9riseon, 1872 Norb Slinois Str,
Mdoden. = @eorse unh Wattis
Sanop, 1888 Win6efter Str, Mdb-
den. = 6. nnb pearl grunion, 2416
Sbslbon Str, &nabe. - Wiliam
unb Warp @ibion, 80 Seferiom 9lpe.,
6nabe.
@etraut:
@alter Sanfe-&oia WoobruH.
SObn Us. Sieb-Sba q. Green.
hilbert Stepart-Wargaret &ubp.
Wm. S01es-Gmm1 SadtDr.
o f nrben:
Dol 'bea @iaof, Is Sage, Winba
ior glof. = Soiepbine gouarbs, 81,
533 Norb NOble Str. -pbilip Saper,
So, 1905 Spruce Str. = 6rancis
price, z Monate, 1858 Norb penn.
Str. = @eOrse 8an Supl, Sc. Az
DIT Horb Str. = Wi0iam Scubber,
81, 1904 Sub Belmont Ape. = Marp
gberett. z Wonate, eleanor Sospital.
SOiepb 8alentine, 81, Central
Siren 9Ospital. = Sapio Spiber,
As, @eatral Srr..1~Sospital. = 8eorse
Inorew @oulo, "a, 1872 Sarnel Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
9euti6er Tarmer Mmtsrf.
@eSeuS6aft.

Sie Mitslieoer obiger @eieaidafi
tperben hermit 5ena4ridti9t. baB Die
Sabres 8eriammlung am Samftag,
ben Is. Nuguft. Mittass l ubr, in
DIETS @rope, i'm 9ifrift go. l,
Warren Sownibip, Marion @ountp,
Sno., abgebalten miro.
Nnton id m a n, prdf.
CD. gidboft SER.
gbas. $. 8rener, Dormant.
Siftritt 2.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

Is8 etterbert1t
S6Dn beute Nbenb unb am Spnntaa !;
fibler Sonntag Abenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

Sibnep, .. u. Nutt unb Nma=
Tia Dabis famen in benz nahen San=
bers um's 2eben, als ibr Nntomobil
bon einem Graatwagen %3ertriimmert
tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

@efern Mbenb bielt Der Sap-
mafers-@rao Der &otbmdnner in Der
@ermania 6alle feline balbidbrIi6e
3~uiammentunft ab uno berlebten bic
Witglieoer lad grlebigung Der Saaes=
oronung BET Wuft uno @efang einige
genuBrei4e Stunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
0erlan9t Mn5ei9en

N%erlangt - Wtdbhen nnb Traien fir 9ainbrps
~ Mrbett. 9ansnfropen in MrmftrOugs 2annbrp,
224 gDeIt DtarpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
Neme Sneorporattonem.

Die %. %. pierce Co., Safapsite,
Capital $50, 900.
Die .Nens publ:ibing Co., Gori
Wopne, capital 800, 600.
Der rip ano 5ud Gountrp glu6",
Nemcafle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

8. &. 8IptPe
SeetipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
9anfiagmng.

Aneu 6reuubeu unb 9efauuteu peIbe uns bel
BEN lobe nnieres ~eeIiebtsn 8ruoers uno S9Dasers
philip Carer, 10 Iiebepon ibre Ibeilnobme befpie.
len anb b~efoubers @aftOr e6urp fhr be trohrei6en
asorte am Sarge, ictrie ben 5uhlreibeu BIumen'
ipenbern, iprenen mir hermit uuieren tiefsefhbItez
ten 9ont aus.
Mcam unc ellie Baumann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30
0ei46ftS=0 elesenbeit: ss sss ssH|ss'

ober Dertaui1eu zines 0ef1dftes probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
3immer 81. SiteeraIb @ebdube, siorbbfIi&e Gd'
Wartet etrdbe uub Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-30

ASam une einie Saumann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
TRANSFERS TALK OF STRIKING.
All the Packing Companies in Kansas City
Kill.

Kansas City July l6.-UniOn teamsters are be-
ginning 20 agitate the question of a sympathetic
strike and there is some talk OF the packing house
engineers going out. In the packing house dis
trict several retail butchers have refused handle
meat killed by the plants being operated by nom
union and are buying Of independent slaugh-
tering houses.
day. each exceeding the output of the previous days
of the strike. and each putting additional men TO
work. Four cattle butchers who
Armour's have returned to work. At Fowler's
also, according I. o. Cunning CHAM, the man
ager few of the strikers have asked for and got
their old places. Two carloads of men from Chi
cage and other places were brought in to-day and
taken into the Fowler plant. few strikers at the
gates made a slight demonstration. but there was
show OF violence
The men were mostly unskiIled laborers and
many of them quit after working hour
An effort made TO detain of the deserters.
but they succeeded in jumping out OF windows or
rushing past the guards at the doors Later they
mingled with the strikers at labor headquarters.