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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
--,rT. STREET AND EXCHANGES.

-r-N -TRADIfSG.-Foreign houses dealt in
~ 1000 shares in tho local market about
ess \, distributed between sales and purchases. In
eVes- The market quiet with slightly hrmer
ion-o- An prioes. except in Russian bonds. which
tsno'lss .svy. japanese IS advanced / point. Dis
Hsi' ~. slightly lower. In Paris the general
Co, was inactive and heavy
pHE-,r EXPORTS FOR THE wEEK-"Brad-
90, reports exports OF grain for the week. with
s1s-,-,sons. figures in bushels. follows: Wheat
s- inc!uded). L1S2l57. against l22576s last week
CO. "A this week last year, s.soo.545 in 1872 and
te40 N 1901: from July l. l25 1872 81. contrasted
az fsg SIP last season, 22S, Sss 754 in 1902 and
We Ia in 1901 corn. 23365. compared with us Ss7
SS~ssk lI77SO n this week year ago, Il. AS
,yD ana 2Os7SlS IN 1901; from July l. 40 s4s 5Os.
80, g 7lS5I last season. A4O664s in 1892 and
IS E6aS in 1901.
= pssding system for April add more than 81 Co.,
- ,,rnlus over fixed charges TO the previously ex-
- surplus bringing the figure for the ten
N,bs 10 s6I7S.552 in excess OF fixed charges.
-, earnings Cor the month on the company's
VI and iron business increased over Sl,5OO.0O0
Co net earnings increased over 10000 Gross
--,rrs OF the railway company increased $3.50 90
- ret earnings increased $685.. 500.
coI,p EXPORTs.-The National City Bank will
AZ, $4,000 gold Paris to-day. The bank en-
80 q 10000 IN gold bars at the Assay once on
ESSAY, but the government was unable TO supply
-. than $4,000.
.rcEIsoN'S EARNINGS.-Although the Atchi-
-, system made az unfavorable showing in fits net
.pcs for the month Of April. II IS estimated that
~ slrplus over fixed charges for the year will
mount 10 upward OF per cent on the common
..o,k Last year the company showed surplus
.,.y Fixed charges OF nearly N4.000O00. This year
svss charges were heavier on account OF the addI-
,o,al general mortgage bonds which were sold last
o.,oher but, on the other hand. the company will
.,vs considerable amount OF money on serial de-
h,utures paid in 1903.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Ba-k clearings for the
R ending with May 26 aggregate 81 $40 81 o3o 10
Nv cent below last week and Il per cent under last
go Exchanges outside New-York City total
rxAsO7. q decrease Of per cent from last week
,rs N 2 per cent from last year.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-Estimates OF the
,r.s.,s movement a money vary regarding the
,robshle gain by the banks. but all authorities
.rrse that the gain viii be above S9.co0Ooo One
estimate places it as high as sl2Ooo.00o.
Fl FITTED CASHIER.-Walter L. Day. for many
,ss,s with the Chemical National Bank, has been
s,.,,e5 cashier Of the National Union Bank. Of
Dover n J.
INTEREST OK CITY BoNDS.-Many bankers
sn6 dealers in State. county ana city bonds. de-
string 10 have q uniform system OF figuring in
tersst have agreed that on and after June they
viii nav for ard receive such bonds with interest
figured on the basis Of $50 days 10 the year months
Sud DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 2T.-CATrLE-Reeepts. l. 500 head; mar
ket strong: prime steers 90 2o9S0 10 poor TO
81 4O6SS and feeders, 50 2SqS4 70:
and heifers 81 $685. Gamers 81 1852 co. bulls
s. 10 HOGS-Recelpts to-day, 1TOOO estimated for
morrow. 12OO0 market. oqlOc higher mixed and butch
ers 81 55as4 T good heavy 81 I0Si so; rough
heavy 81 5GqS4 IS light 81 5Oq$4 S. bulk OF sales.
81 60fIS4 20. SHEEP-Rece'pts. 1000 head: market
steady good choice wethers 9&S3 co. fair 10 choice
mixed, S+Q$5; native lambs. SSgSe 80; spring lambs
East Buffalo May 2T.-oATTIE-JRe so head;
active and firm prime IS 254S5 80: shipping,
81 s5gs5 10: butchers 81 5OGS5 u.s. hefers 50 509S5:
cows IS 2s4 sos bulls IS 1884 so; sockers feeders
IS 5Ga$i 65 VEALS-Recepts. 1450 head; steady. SAG
s. - HOGSReceptss 500 head active oc higher heavy
81 a5s5 few al SIS O5: mixed and Workers "a sO$+
pigs 81 1884 s0 roughs S4GS4 IS stays. 81 50gS3;
dairies 81 7OQSi 90 SHEEP and IAAAIBS-Receipts.
1880 head: lambs dull 225c lower sheep active. ewes
steady I5G25e lower; lambs 81 5o&s6 So
lngs. s. 1885; Meshers $ 4oas5 so; ewes sa7oGs5;
sheep. mixed. IS 2ogsa
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

y
BEEvEs-Receipts los cars. 1853 head. ineiud
ing - for export alive 100 for s1qgh'eEeGs ana -
quoted steady to Toe lover held TO full
essds aaa s ses Ia 81 Ss 60 PeT 100
At so bulls at - eOtSt so cows az s-gs1 % ~ liver
pool and London cables quoted live estte ssls az -
i2I3c ana yearngs lac. weight: retrgerator
IIyetpoo. 1900 quarters Of dressed beet The Morris
morrow ne Me'9oa VIII take T9' 'S Is and 800
cattle equally divided between the last two named ship
pers and cattle Antwerp also equally divided be-
tween arms: the Etruria, TO Liverpool Iseo
oas 10 Southampton Dos quarters Of schwarz
schid saiE6erser 20 4qaItsrs toG ATSur ak I0 the
shipments from this port for TIE week en5lng
ports Great Britain with the exception OF
PENNSYLVANIA steers isgS n i, aver or
age, s. Ga per 100 10 - do 1873 10 az 70 oo 10 40
at ats s. Is; Il Bulls u.s. 2a7 n at 1909 ~ 81 o
n al So 65: DO n IS DO 1923 10 az 50 4o
DO 1909 NJ at at go T Is at as 40 IT, a. ~
sherman culver: 20 Pennsylvania steers 1877 ~ at
IS 55 IL DO 1880 10 do. ll1 10 at So 10 Do
S2o ~ at s. 60 n Gs6 o SG 81 So o $46 M at Si
162 70. 81 DO II2S NJ at sS s 90 s9 goo ~ at
seIton CO.. 2i Ohio steers 1858 10 at So 50; 81 DO
as n s. 70 d aa2 at 1915 at + 8 &c. 1888 Is
do ll7i 10 at s. 4o 60 1923 o at e. g osio 6'ass
Mcpherson CO..: 10 Pennsylyana steers. 1900 n. at
q S5 DO ss7 ~ at S.; DO $50 n 50 So; Co. s25
IS 40; DO 1888 H. at IS 2O bulls 1920 n. 81 co
Kerns Commission Company: 10 distery fed Kentucky
CALvEs-Receipts were o52 head all for he market
which $50 were Jersey cry and rs a. the siStstst
decline a 25c from last wednesdays figures. The offer
s. Is per per 100 ~ head at S So
5q6l4c. with choice carcasses in little better de-
T. "a ss o. ss &c 1T ). s. s.
l42 n. at 81 so: do, 10 n, at 81
E. i H e ao s Ss at 81 g. st St 50 81 Isl p a. at isg
ie mixed calves. i12 n, at s. ..
SHEEP And LANBs@Receipts were 17H cars. or
as4 head including ears for % @ sqa ISa fT
sale. Sheep rated weak. with but few offered the
still further declined 25e. with number Of held
over spring lambs also fe on 2oc ana the feeling vas
Common TO good sheep sold at s. 5Ce$S per 100 o CON-
at So 5Os SIS a5 one deck at s.
slsdlOsc NJ dressed winter lambs at lldl3c; city
i SSSsIea at s2Pss So per carcass 9O1
salesKerns Commission Company; 25e Buffalo lambs.
IA do So f at So 49, iaa DO. 81 r. at Sc u.s. 2s4 DO So
IS yn as sPTns 29s 81 q t. ST. 20
81 ~ at SO 90 "a Kentucky sheep 11s n. at 81 so:
Judd g.: 2lO Buffalo lambs. 81 ~ at SO 70; 27O
Tobin Shannon: 11s Maryland spring lambs 90 ~ at
So Is Maryland sheen, 100 n. az 50 90
IS vs. Wes v G Isl he MS't Isl s. % ID at
Newton & Co, 20 Kentucky lambs So 10. at So so: IS
HoGs5SReselpts we're Il cars a1ss head including
He sa5 500 hee8 er gGf 'h State hogs soS at 81 ~
per 100 OF Ohio pigs at So and late yesterday
dressed hogs slow and lower Medium weights sold
6G6ao ~ light do at 6s97ic heavy hogs no longer
saissI. B. Gibson Co: 25a Ohio pigs. 1O7 N aver
S Sanders: so State hogs 1877 s. 1873 do. n
at So Is: roughs. S67 N. at 81 10 w.,
i52 10 at 81 e5
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Furnished by JOSEPH Walker Sons. No. 20 Broaa-st,
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago May 27-Wheat was nervous and choppy
all day It was weak at the start. while the close
was at top figures for all futures Net gains were
greatest in the September. and IL was the general
belief that Kauffman's shorts IN this month had
been quietly covered. May wheat made an ad-
vance OF 15sc on limited transactions. Cash sales
were Is OOo bushels No. l Northern. at &c premium
over May and went to the elevator firms that are
now making great efforts to turn out contract
grain. Crop reports were uniformly favorable. and
the weather fine Receipts show large gains, both
Northeast and Southwest. Primary arrivals were
larger than last year. at 26l 900 bushels. against
1000 bushels Minnea polls stocks have decreased
10000 bushels and Duluth 10000 bushels this
week The total trade not large, as everybody
was counting reconsideration or the decision
TO keep open tomorrow. The closing or the MIME
apolis and New-York exchanges until Tuesday also
curtailed business. The best demand was from
local speculators These forced some covering by
shorts at the close May wheat opened at SIC, sold
TO s6!c and closed at sSl5c: July opened at ss7lo'
sold early at S67sc and closed at SI5sc' new sep
TENDER opened at sO4o and sold from Sosc early 10
S07sc at the close ,
csorn broks badlv on heavy receipts The arrivals
Uere 3sS cars with SIS estimated for to-nor-
row Receivers predict that the heavy movement
Will keep up for three weeks. Cash corn averaged
= full cent lower. and much of It was unsold- more
aims are predicted for the Missouri River valley
tonight and the Mississippi Valley tomorrow
Professional spectators Oversold and part or them
were covering at the close. Net losses for the day
acc to 12c. Nay closed at 47c. July at 4'Slo' ana
September at 47lsc.
Trading was as tame to-day in oats as 1t was
exciting yesterday. May ranged higher under Inn
tied offerings. but other months were shade
easier May closed at 42c July at SS5sc and Sep
TENDER at 3oTsc. The cash demand was slow Re-
ceipts were only II cars; estimated for tomorrow
Ii9
Pork closed unchanged TO SC lower than yester-
day; lard unchanged and ribs unchanged TO 2l2c
lower. Prices opened sharply higher on an ad-
the advance
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Inc market for outside securities was an unin-
teresung affair." there being little disposition to do
business, on account Of the approaching triple holi-
IN cuban and japanese bonds. Price changes were
insignificant and We're confined mostly 10 a frac-
ton Cuban IS were in fair demand at q fractional
advance japanese IS were quiet and slightly
Hilne' Norchern securities was up about 4 per
cent. Consolidated Gas rights were fairlv active
at Thursdays closing figure The copper stocks
were dull and easy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING o. M. BURIING-

TON. VT. May Is. l9O4-SsaIed proposals. IN tripli-
cate. Will be received until II June 15 1904 FOR
constructing heating plumbing and electric wiring OF
additions Guard House constructing and electric
ng Of additions 70 Bakery constructing and plumbing
stabs constructing OF Wagon Shed and on House and
constructing additions Cavalry Stable Guard
and additions Coal Shed at Ethan Allen vt.
Information furnished application. U. 5. reserves
thereof Envelopes containing proposals 70 be incorsed
Proposals for Pubic Buildings" Ethan Allen.
Vt. Captain T B. LANOREUX. @. NJ.
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Frankfort Arsenal Philadelphia, Pa, Nav % 1904
Sealed proposals IN triplcata win be received until
JUNE Is 1904 for furnishing smokssss powder;
cloths and threads; forage steel and iron:
and tubing tin zinc, lead and anthony; iron.
steel and aluminium castings:
hardware PLUMBING fitting electrical supplies
leather and betting building mateals fuel lighting
polishing materials chemicals oils paints paper straw
board and chipboard tools, &C. during ending
So 1905 Information furnished application to Lieut.
FRANK HEATH CculdS
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OTHER CITIES.

tReported by Zimmerman For.hay)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

s.oeta Open. aigh. Low. close.l Bio. ASKED
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tlSooo and flsooo Total sales sodd lots tsell DAT
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Financial Meetings.
Proposals.
BOND SALE,
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y

sealsd bids will be received BY the
May 81, 1904. at o'clock m for the purchase OF
all Or any part Of $4,000 Rsgistsrsd 40 Local Improve
ment Bonds OF said City OF ST. 900 dated
1904, and maturing bonds annually
1. 1906 Interest payable semi annually Principal
interest payable Office OF the City
Each proposal must DO accompanied BY a certified
check on National Bank In New York City a
National Bank Trust Company IN New Rochelle for
5000 payable TO the order OF the Treasurer OF the
City OF New Rochelle.
No bid for less than value OF the bonds will Be
considered Bidders must the printed form
pOsal furnished by the undersigned interest
TO be paid BY the purchaser. and delivery will be
June 49, 1904 at 10 o'clock
The right Is reserved 70 reject al bids
New Rochelle. ". Y. May Goth. 1904
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER, city Clerk
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STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch. No so Broad-st1
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., WASHING

- ton May IS 1904 Sealed proposals for furnishing
officers OF the Treasury Department with coin bags for
the fiscal year ending 80 1905 be received
this Office until Thursday, % 1904 clock.
p Blank forms for bidding with instructions and
description OF bags printed thereon. will
upon application to the Secretary the Treasury.
L NJ SHAW, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

York May 20 1904 Sealed proposals. in riplicats. wiz
plying and delivering Fuel New York City and Sandy
Hook. " J.. and for T. S Transports during
L Information
cation. U. the right
proposals any part thereof Envelopes Containing
proposals should be marked: Proposals for Fuel
opened June 10. 1904 and addressed Maj G. s. BINGHAM
o. Depot
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

D'HisAsa ~ Charles G Gates & Co.. Nos Il. 10 and
IS WaIl-stl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
TRANSFERABLE.

Dat man is aIlus lOokin' foh work"
Yes" said Erastus Pinkey. OATS what he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
chicago Inter Ocean

says; but he's one O. deshere people dat goes
rouu VIII a snow shovel in July an pitchfork
in January - washington star.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

ridt bierfelbit berurtbeilte ben "a
Sabre alten 9agelobner GdFeI aus
Malih fpsasn Moroberluds unb
Strobenraub 81 1874 Jabren 3utts
bats. Gr bate I'm September b. Z.
bic 90 Sabre alte Wittipe Weber nit
einem Nebolper in ben 6intertopf Qes
fhofIen unb ibr ben @elbbetraq BON
elmer Start obgerommen. Die ate
frau III in3ipiiden tpisoerheraefteIt-
Uretpurg. yer on slnem
Neubau in Der Gldbolaffrabe befdGf<
tigte lebige 9ledner Sobann Wasner
bon BaIel. melher auf benz Dahe ars
beitete, perlor ben !9alt unb ftiir5te in
bic Tiefe, no er tobt liegen blieb.
9du a Of. Der perbeiratbete To-
idbrige Babnipart s. Gberle, elm Wetes
ran aus ben 5elb5iisen BON 1866 unb
1870, fam bier beim Babniibergang
um's 2eben. Der S9odbauer Sc.
Mrmbrultsr II bon ginba6 fllbr nit
einem Ginipdnnerf9litten bon Der
Dirtbi9aft gum nSdlo5berg" gegsn
ben uebergans, ais bas pferb f6eute,
ben Sniafen rom S9litten mari unb
gegen ben ueber9ang rannte, beHen
9arrisre eeidlOhen mar, ba ebsn ein
3ug O%ffenburs : 5aufacb in Der @bz
fabrt begriffen mar. 0as pferb
iiberlprang Die 8arriere, bic burh ben
Mnpral bes Sdlittens in Stiide 5er<
lplittert purbe, unb rib ben 8abrz
mart, Der bas pfsrb permutblid am
balten poIte, nit unter ben 3ug.
Dem llngliidli6en purben beioe geine
iiberfubren, fObaB er ieinen WerIebun=
Qen erlan.
2abr. Ser Beirut Seinp aus
Munaingen Del 5reiburg bon Der piers
ten 8atteris bes Geloarti1erie : Reois
ments go. Sc purbe lebtens tpegen
MagenbeI9tperoen in bas bieIige Gar
niionsla5dretb uufgenommen, no ct
itarb. Bel Der Seftion Der Qeihe err
ipies 5id ols SobesurId9e Elm Stiids
den !Sols. bas !6einb beim GFen zines
Ronmops mitberi6ludt bate.
M m. Oas ~31ajdbrige
Gobnden BEG portiers Serb. Giomann
ent5iinbete eineS 9adtel Strei6b0lSer.
9ierburd fineen bic 2leioer bes 8inz
bes Serer unb basfelbe %perbrannte
berart, baB es itarb.
Muggen I urn. SIN Sortierz
raum Der Jabrif bon Woael &c
Sdnurman brad 6euer aus, bas
arobs 2aserbeltdnoe Dsr5ebrte, mos
bird Elm enormer S4aoen entitanoen
lit.
Dolfen6erg. Die nabe5u
50jdbrise Jrau bes poli3eiOieners
pollts fiir5lih Die Strabenlaternen
ausl0idsn. sic iiberiob babel, Die
2citsr in ben am Q~aternenpfa6l angcs
bradten 6aten gu bdnsen. 4ls iie
oben mar unb an Dem 2idt bantirte,
rutIhts bic Better uno Die 5rau blieb
nit Dem llntcrtiefer on Dem Saten
bdilsen. iobab bisier unb bic Ndie
ear3 bon benz @eiid,t fpeggerilen uno
Die 3ungs ponitdnOig freigelegt tpuroe.
Die Trau lit i'm 6cipital aeitorber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

Nurburd einen gIudIis
ben 3uiau 1T Der einfam unb oneiu
in Der Ndbe bon Waunatte, Wis.,
ipobnenbe Jarmer Wilbelm Dorm Dor
einem gepaltIame1 9obe betpabrt
iporben. gr leste 8 pfunb Dpnamit
gum Muftbauer unter ben Ofen unb
begab iid gu elmer naben Creamery,
no er feline Mild ablieferte. Qls er
auriidfebrte batte bas ~erplobirteD Dnas
nit iein 9aus 10 griinOli9 serltOrt,
baB nur nod feline Bretteritiide in Der
umsebung berumlusen. Gr mar froh,
bdB linn feline Mbtpeienbeit bas 2sbeuL
qmerettet bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

pol3tollen I'm Uatltenpergerwemeinpes
palo BON elmer fauenben Dihte ers
idlagen unb lpar iofort tobt.
Suf3bah If. Dor Sturgeon peritarb
i'm bieIiasn 5rouengefGngniHe Die
burd lire peri9ieoenen pro5eTe be-
fannie ebsmaiigs Sdulreiterin Mora
pfrsimter an S6ipinoludt.
Wur3burg. Sn einem 5auIe
Der 2apopehritrdbe tpurbe Die SO
Sabre alte ebigepripatiere aatbarina
4reu5er tobt in ibrem Bette ~aufgefuns
ben. Die CUR pfleee bei ibr befinos
Iide 2ranteni6psite bonn Oroen bes
g0ttliden Grl0iers lag beipuBtlos DOR
benz Bette, lie tonnte na9 siniaem Be
miiben ipieber gum Qeben gebraht
tperDen. Yeioe ipcren Spfer elmer
2obleneos : MusItr0mung gepprben.
3piefel. 9ol5bautr Jr. Prafia
GO Sabre alt) bon 6rauenall uno Der
perbeiratbete 9ol5bauer Soiepb 9ol5z
bauer bon bier eerietben Bel Der Dir
belt in Strsit. Oabei fdlus prufta
ben Solsbauer nit einem priigel bers
art auf ben Hopf, pab Sol5bauer
i6per perlebi in feline Ye6auiung uerz
bra6t nuroe uno itarb. Der Sbdter
itelte ii9 ielbit.
2giirttcmberg.
Stuttgart. Muf benz Drag
friebbof erI1pb ii6 Der Msbger Wi!s
belm 9auBmann bon Oiefenbad. S4
Waulbronn. Der 3ebsnsmiioe mar
p%srbeiratbet, lebte absr ben ieiner
Jrau getrennt. - Dem taiierliden
Yanfbireftor Qoebnib Der bieiisen
Observation-Disclosures lit Der HOtbe
4olerorben pierter 2IaHe berlieben
tporben.
Bietigheim. Inter auberor=
bentlid 5ablreidsr Yetbeiligung lplir,
be bier lebtens elmer Der perbienteItsn
piirger, Der i'm Otter bon 73 Sdhren
peritorbene 2oufnann 6rieorih
Grimm, gu Grabe getragen. Der Yers
itorbene, Der 40 Sabre lang Mitglieo
bes 0emeinberatbs mar unb Ieit 1889
au9 benz &irdengemeinberatb anse=
b0rte, bat Iih bur1 Die 0riinbung Der
@eperbebonf, bes @eiperbepereins ,oes
Observation-Disclosures unb Der Yfenz
nigipar : &afe bIeibenbe Ueroienfte
eriporben.
@iengen a.. 8r. 'Sn Der @irtbz
(9aftsbdle Der 8ahnbof : @eItaura=
ton bon 8~robhuber brad 5euer dlIs.
Die leidtgsbaute 6aae brdnnte nieoer.
ebe bic Jeuerfpebr am 8ranbpldbe ar
fam. Oas Jsuer ergriff audi fofort
bas angebaute Wobnbaus Der 8riioer
MottbGus unb Gsorg 1robbuber unb
les!s es in Qtfde.
: MDbringen. Iuf bieliger Marz
flung purbe elm benz Mrbeiter ltanbe
anaeb0riger Mann mittleren Mltsrs
Tamens 5einri9 Ro[mann erfroren
aufgeTunben. Der Uerungliidte lit in
Oberomt 1rttlingen bebeimotbet.
Ndisfoa Bel 80 Ii b Of. Sn
elmer bieiigen @dgemiibIe gerietb Der
perbeiratbete Sdger Jr. Wala beim
Shmieren Der Eager IN bas Hdber=
merit unb purbe tobtgebriidt.
~ beim M. DR. 40
Sabre alts Bauer Sacob StopP ipurbe
in feiner Mergeierube bon abitiiraen=
ben Grbmafen peridiittet unb fonnte
nur ols Qeife 6erDorge3ooen perben.
Der Weruns!iidte binterldbt cine Trau
unb fiinf 2inber.
Napensburg. Mus 9niaB
ibrer Observation-Disclosures plrbe
benz poIamentier Sacob anoblau9
unb feiner Gbefrau Maria Qlnna, asb.
Staubader, BON &0nig elm solbsner
geder fammt @liidpunfdI6reiben
auge1anbt unb nad gs~enbisung Der
firdIiden Jsier burd Stabtpfarrer
Or. Sdmib unb Stabtfdultbeib
springer iiberrtidt.
28noeu.
QnrI6ruhp- 0oa Ghnuroe-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

Gin uLpruftifaer
Msn d. Serr Yrin3ipal, ih m0dte
germ brei Sage l1rGaub baben. SD
ipiQ beiratben. So2 Grit baben
sic brei Sage sefeblt pesen Grippe.
SEPT poQen sic brei Gage iehlen, lpei[
sic beiratben pplen. ga, 6err,
iuarllm beirathsn Sic benn nidt, lpenrl
sic Die Grippe baben2
SIM Bureau. Suii3ratb:
~@ber feben sic bod, Miiller, ba
fdimpfen Gle INNER iiber ben neien
Sdreiber, baB er 10 faul lei, unb iebt
urbeitet er fdon aspei Stunben lang
ununterbrohen." Dureaubor5teber:
limb ih bleibe Bel meiner Meinunq.
SEPT arbeiiet er gefpiB BLOB ipeiter, neil
er gu faul 1T. auf3ub0rsn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

5ahrfarisn na9 San francisco uno eos
NngeleS, Gal, unb Buriid iperoen perfauit
pom %. 9(pril bis eini6lieBlid 30. glpril
1904 ebenio am /. Nai fur folde 3ige, cie
ibre Yaiaaiere in Chicago, pepria, ct.
aouis ober Sairo an oemisiben Tag lan6sn,
pon allen Vunften bet big Sour, Gins
einnnti qcrtbern uno .. & II. 4. 81. 81
iebr nieori5en Staten.
e6nsBIins Hstour'obrt bsinrdnft auf So. SUM-
eibsrais leberiie9unsss pripitea ieu.
Der BshtrH Gbriftiou Abpofate's Speaial.Ru FIR
Eos HnQtIfs. ihr r~equemtsnfett Der 8rleqofen rnb
Anbers. pti6e bic Yoelne ahfte az bsiu9en min.
16su, fdbrt pio Big -four Houie.
6hr Hdbtre 9~uformatiou uub Gin3eIbuirn peube
man f4 on biz Big -FOUR zidst zaeutsn ober I4rsibs
an WARREN LYNCH,
GenI 7 IS. A Ticket Agent. Cincinnati, Ohio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

name. I suppose IL is kept in a safe
deposit vault daytimes and taken to
the theatre at night under police guard,
else some dark migrant from the south,
reckless with the reminder of childhood
joys. would play Tom, Tom. the Piper's
son, with this pig-like little wildcat.
Negro minstrelsy no longer lives and
thrives in this ciJy. The old style OF IL
died here before Charley BackUs did.
He was the last resident endman TO
twirl a tambourine in Broadway. Billy
Bireh. his partner and bones in the
san Francisco troupe, survived in pow
erty. The first time ever saw Billy
with his face white he SAT- on the We
randa of hotel. with diamonds on his
uTchins gazed on him in awe and envy.
The last time / saw him in private life
he was sick and seedy object of cha
rity. Lew Dockstader has to originate
and capitalize new ideas, as Birch and
Backus did not, in order to prosper on
Broadway enc month per year. The
first part of the present entertainment
is not novel. ror very good, though the
singers and musicians nh a big and
gaiiy scenic stage. But the second part
ccntairs. besides ION the Plantation"
a lot of old and new negro ballads sung
with spectacular Illustration and a
strange Introduction for Dockstader's
monologue. He enters in a flying ma
chine. stops twenty feet above the
stage, scans through a glass q moving
panorama of the city and comments ON
what the sights remind him Of. before
descending TO the footliehJs 10 talk
some more and sing several ditties. His
wit and humor are all new He still
wears those misft clothes, and pulls up
the trousers between sentences.
doubt if he could get through without
them after these many years. But he
no longer remarks. This IS the last
suit the six little taii0rs Il suppose he
used 10 change the name for each city,
viii ever make me-.