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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
8oli3eutdes.

Senrn Winiam, 1853 Oanbes
Str, rrter Mntlass bes ginbru9s unb
bes @roboiebfabls, wurbe gsffern
Mbenb bur4 ben poli3ifen Stoobarb
berbaftet. @iIiams III bsiduloiat, in
ieinem 3ofbauis benz @igentbtimer
6enrp Game einen &in9 unb cine @ela-
iumme aus befen 3immer geffoblen 81
baben.
ginen sroben 2or6 nit Wal-
ntiRen 3wif9en f4. langten Sobn
Wilfon 20, elm giienarbeiter 1920
@beFnut Ctr. unb Midp Wbits "a,
1854 SelOb Str. In gesleituns Der
IublsrpOliaiftsn Sul unb @bins 9effern
Wbsnb In Der poli3eifation an. WiI.
ION unb Wbite finb bef&ulbi9t, ben
@ommiifonsbdnblern BsKire & 60.
bon Der Sbo Gelapare Ctr. bic Wal.
niRe entmenoet 3u baben, betbeuer,l
aber ibre nnf&ulo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
Abfralanbf an nfr 136rft.
Die fdtperse &abe uno Der Maan nit BEN
rofbeu Bart.

Sur 9eit dls @&iners Wort, bab
Der damn pstten unb ipassn miif1e, an
Der Sprie MI pole @eltuns beIab unb
fem perfebltes 9efeb isben glerp Ger
SPECULATION bur9l9nitten bate,
fpnnte AUDI an Der Jranffurter 8Drfe
Elm GROCER She'll Der 8eiu9er fi9 zines
gepifen Nbersluubens ni9t ertpebren,
Bel benz cine Sdrbe ni9t obne 8ebeus
tung mar. WGbrenb aber an Der Stem
Yorter 8aumpolenb0rf e bas @ri9eiz
men elmer f9naraen &abe Sauife Be-
beutet, batten Die Srantfurter 3ei9ens
oeuter balb beraus9efunben, baB Die
8Orie i'm 3ei6en Der Battle itanb, 10
oft Elm Sele9rapbenbote NIT rot6em
8urte bic Sepef9en i'm 8~Orieniaale
aus5utrueen bate. Dieter 8opte err
f9ien meiit am Sienitage, unb 10 tpurbe
bieier Sag bolb au9 ais benz &ursz
riidgang getpei6t unb @prf6ub leiitenb
betra9tet. @rit gldubten nur penige
baran, als uber biefe ibre Sienftags@
SpetIlationen nit Nuben abpidelten,
besann Der Nberslaube audi bic iibris
gen gu ergrsifen, unb ie mebr Spefu>
lanten am Sienitag, penn Der Hotb=
bart erf9ien, gu &edliiirungen ober
8lanfp= 4bgaben f6ritten, beito fi9erer
betpGbrte fi9 Der 4berglaube unb beIto
unpioerftebli9er mar Der &ursriid=
gang. S9lieBli9 berloren nllr bic
3peifler ibr @elb unb talb gait es fir
einen manufacturer @berslaubensfaB,
boB Der 9ienftag i'm @erein nit benz
rotbbGrtisen Sepei6enboten bic Battle
p~ertiinbete. Siel gar Der Oienitae-
mas ftets borber befpro9en tpurbe-
auf ben Srei5ebnten bes Monats, 70
atpeifelte fem einii6tiger 80rienbes
fu9er, bab elm fritif6er Sage eriter
Srbnung gu ernarten mar. 6riiber
belt man audi ben erften Sag bes
jibii9en &alenberiabres fir einen
8%Orfentas f9limmer @orbebeutuns,
neil i'm Sabre 1869 bic fali9e Na9s
RIOT bonn Spbe Napoleons III. einen
INSTRUMENTATION &ursriidgang an
ber f9pa4befu9ten 8Orfe berporsez
rufen bate. Seitbem ertpartete ober
ridtiser fiir9tete man ftets Gbnli9es,
ipern bieier Sag beranfam, aber INNER
NIT nnre9t. Na9 unb mad iinb nun
Die alien 9Orfenbeiu9er ipesseftorben
uno Der 4berslaube beginnt 81 erlD>
f4en, tpie benin jeber @laube nit benz
lebten 9etenner itirbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
ScbenSrettunaSoienff.

2aut benz iiingften Sabresberi9ts
bes @eneral>S superintendent bes 2e>
bensrettungsbienftes an ben 8iiften Der
Ser. Staaten baben bic Manni9aften
bes 2ebensrettungsbienite in benz am
30. sunni 1904 gu Gnbe gesansenen
Sistaliabre 1861 S9iffe aaer Dirt ges
bergen. Sn bieien 5Glen mar bas
2eben bon me6r als 3300perfpnen unb
@isentbum ben nabe5u 100000 ses
fdbrbet. 3uglei9 ipurben 103 perfo=
men, Die fi9 ni9t auf 5ubraeusen be-
fanben, aus sefdbrli9sn 2asen eeret>
tet. Sie 3abl Der llnsliidsfdne, bic
regiitrirten 6abrSeugen auitieben, mar
$50; es paren babel 1926 perionen in
2ebensgefabr, popon 81 umtamen.
@on ben $50 ~sefdbrbeten 6abr5eusen
gingen so gu 9runbe, einen S9aben
bon $1,366,88O inbolpirenb. Die s3abl
Der l1nfdue, bic fleineren, ni9t regis
ftrirten Sabraeugen, tpie Segelbooten,
&uberbooten unb @ergniigungspa9ten,
5utieben, nar Ali; es mar babel bas
2eben BON 803 Yerionen gefdbrbet, bon
benen 13 umfamen. Der materiele
Sdaben belief fi6 auf $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

Der @tautstOmmihdr fur Mil4erei>
unb Observation-Disclosures in Minnes
fota lieB fiirSli9 @erfu9e nit elmer
rcren Grfinbung anitelen, mittelit
tpel6er &ibe gemolfen tperben tOnuen.
Ser Npparat tit einem in bielen Sbei>
len Seutf4lanbs in 9ebruu9 befinbz
li9en dbnli6, nit ipel6em Biz 81 20
&ibe auf einmal gemplfen perben fOnz
men. Die @rfinbuns beftebt aus elmer
'Maf9ine nit einem 9ummibute, Der
am Gutter Der Rub befeitist pirb;
@ummif9ldu9e nebmen bic Mil9 auf
unb b%efOrbern lie, mad @uslafung Der
Cuff, na4 grOBeren 9efdben. Die
2uft nirb benz S9lau9 bur9 cine
elettrif9e @orri9tung entsogen, unb
bas Mrbeiten Der Mafdine glei9t etpu
benz Saueen zines &albes. @erf9ie>
bene Solitude fDnnen auf einmul in
@sbrau9 sefett unb auf biefe Weife
Bis gu 20 8iibe auf einmal semotten
merbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
@runoei8entbums uebertragungen

State pla3a COMPANY an @ouart
%. Sofman, Got 100 In her Stat'
pla3a Nbb., As bel 100 SUB, bacant,
6fli9e Settle bon @anoolpb strabe.
3uii9sn ObiO unb Ism DOrt Straben.
5000.
SieieIbe an eugene 3. GOlep. Sol
2, baKelbe, n6rbli9e Settle Der Wafb'
inston Str, aueite 6fli9 bon &an.
bolpb Ctr. $1,000.
Sieielbe an Snes W. 5olsp, Got 8.
baKelbe, brittle 6fli9 bon &anbo!pt
Str. $1,000.
indianapolis Sabinss & Snbef.
ment Company an Soiepb u. S9erre,
u. g., 9ots II, 70 uno fhblide 9dlftt
bon Got 70, Morrifon's 3meitte Moo.,
6fIide Settle Der Sninois Str., iiiolid
bon 10. Str. $7,1OO.
Soiepb u. Sherrer u. u. on @mmd
S9errer, baFelbe, Get II unb itioli9'
6dlfte bon Got z. $4,000.
Gun publiibing SO. an Sobn g.
@meenee, She'll bon Got /, Square
Al, Stoieite Der Ohio Str, ueftlid
BON Selaware. $50, 900.
Treb. s. Molt an Mbam @arn, 2o'
/, Molt's @rben abolition, Siiouef.
EIDE MidisanS Str. unb Sherman Sribe.
$500.
@ottfrieb Wufoerheioe an 5reb. Wil.
let Brewing &c., She'll bon 2ots IL
unb IL, Blod z. indianapolis Ga,
81 g Mobition, @eHieite Der &%ooiepel'
Mbe., n6rbli9 BON Is. ctr. $500.
Winiam 8. &ami.p ST. on oieielbe,
She'll bon Got ISL, Mc@artp's 5. Wef.
feise- Mbbition, unb bic breiedi9e 2oi
an Der 2rsu3ung bon Soper Ctr. uni
Nioer Mpe., berbeHert, $500.
Sie Snbianapclis Sauings & Sn-
befment @ompanp an 0enrp 6. pome.
ron, Got Is, MIporb & Cos Subbibi=
ion, 8utler's 2. Mobition, 40 bel 16C
SUB. berbeRert, Sioieite bon IL. Str.
2. n6roli& bon Cornell Mbe.. $500.
9enrp u. Simon an 6arrp %.
gIfert, Got S, @hurdmans @ole9'
Dome Mbb.. fibli& bon 10. 500.
Sames 8. Moams on &oia u. @psI3.
Got 8. Rap & Grant's Subj, She'll
@rNnes Subj, Oofieite hon 2odl
St., fabli9 BON &eon.ob Str. $500,
6remont @oobmine u. u. an Sobr
9. Sbermoob, Got Al, Blod 10; 60
&c, Blod IL; 2ots 8 unb 80, Blod
Is; Got Is. 1iod IL, Qots Sc. 81, AZ
uns 43, Blod Is. nbrbli& Der Is,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

M ten elmer ppreez
9i9tIt9en Ha iinb in
Der NGbe bon Silper gttp, 81. 3d., in
elmer !60ble entbedt tporben. Wit ben
Mumien, etpa apei Oubenb on Der
s3abl,- tparen Waffen unb Werfseuse
aus Stein ~beerbist, tpelde seigten, bab
fie au elmer porsef9i9tli9en Rafe gez
bDrten. OieieIben hatten i'm 2eben an
f9einenb etne 9Dbe bon flint SUB. Sbre
6Gnbe tporen febr Helm unb ibre Mrme
lang. Die 90ale befinbet fih etpa
100 SUB inter Der Grboberflade.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

Ni9t penig ger ais 3447
@ereine but Miin9en %aufaupeiz
fen. On Der SpiBe ftsben, Der 3abl
na9, bic S~parpereine nit 745. Mfa=
bemiide Wereinieunsen sibt es 164,
@ergniisungsbereine 115, 4ranfen-
unteritiibungsz unb Ster5ebereine 234,
Militdr= unb Wurinepereine einise 90,
@efangbereins 172, politif6e Wereine
38. Observation-Disclosures 179, &ablers
t.reine Ia. @ereine, beren 3iele midi
erfdtlid iinb. 125, 2unftpereine Al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

poli5efbiener ais Betts
sSn einem 0orfe Bel @ambere.
Sberfranfen. nurbe iiinsft Der bortise
poliaeibiener fpssen 8ettels CUR Nm
aeige eebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

2tIS bierteS WeiteIieo @omiraI Sapfs bon
Der Sunoesreeierune crfpren.

Snbem bic 8unbesresierung ben
Rearabmiral Charles 8. SuDis gum
bierten Mitglisbe Der internationalen
&ommifiipn fir Die nnterfu9ung bes
rNorbieez3 pif9enfules" beiignirte, lit
tie einem Dilemma in gef9idter Weife
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

Die g robuftion BON
befiIlirten Sptrituoen
belief fid I'm Sabre 1904 hier5uldnbe
auf 139, 1905, 214 @aiionen, segen 1857
206,875 @anonen I'M Woriobre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
Hfformftm0lidrr 6robfdrtt.
Sereius aIeranorotptti6 ais Saupteeeney
Der ruSfid,en SeuiftpoS.

Neben benz betannten geiftli9en Be-
rather bes 3aren, profurator pobieE
bonohaefp gilt als Der grOBte Geinb Der
bonn Miniiter bes Snneren, Giriten
Spiatopolf : Mirsfn, befiirrorteten
The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15

less and uneasy in your sleep" was
the reply
Insomnia is one of the greatest
curses I know, though. as a rule, |
do not suffer much from it myself. But
if. like Macbeth. you have murdered
sleep, you are much to be pitied."
The other man started at the i'll
sounding word.
Murdered. he exclaimed; then-"I
beg your pardon" he muttered, some
what confusedly, Il did not take your
meaning at first; in fact, have al
mcst forgotten my Shakespeare"
Il beg yours, said Mr. Burrtt 'the
quotation was most inapt. l had also
forgotten for the moment. that it was
to the murder of Duncan that Mac
beth referred--the assassination of
the poor old man in his sleep"
Later on in the day. just before
starting to the station, Mr.. Burritt, on
looking at his watch, noticed that il
had stopped. Then he remembered
that he had forgotten to bring his
watch key, and had consequently.
been obliged TO omit the ceremony of
winding il up the night before. 1t
occurred to him that his friend who
was packing his portmanteau in the
next room, might be able to supply
the deficiency.
He left his own room and knocked
at the door Of the one adjoining. But
the occupant OF the apartment, whom
he heard moving about within. appar-
emily did not hear the knock. so, after
waiting few seconds, he turned the
handle and entered.
The other was standing in front of
the dressing table and with his back
to the door, so that his actions were
reflected in the mirror. He was dress.
ed. all but his coat. and was carefulN
examining some article which caught
the light as he turned it over in his
hand. He wheeled round suddenly.
with 4 quick trown. on hearing the
SCUM. Of the opening Of the door and
MIR. Burritts involuntary exclamation
The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15

samc thing as saying that ii is perfect
y safe"
Then, more for the sake of giving
the conversation a more cheerful turn,
tnan for any other reason. he said:
L think you made some remark
last night to the effect that you had
made a large fortune Ii So | am sin
cereiy glad to hear it."
Yes" was the Indifferent reply; Il
am, comparatively speaking. what you
would call a wealthy man, and my
daughter will be an heiress in her
way"
Il am very glad 10 hear it," said
MIR. Burritt heartily: and at the same
time-not that | wish to boast may
myself. | have made my pile. too
not such 4 large one as yours. prob
ably. but at any rata. | have the sat
isfaction OF knowing that. if anything
should happen to me'-this with an
accession Of seriousness-"I should
leave my family well provided for.
hate had my ups and downs as well
future"
He spoke these last words quite
confidently. unconscious of the ignor-
ance and rashness of the assertion.
by the way" he continued, after
while, are you bad sleeper, as a
rule. or was last night an exception,
as in my own case?"
1T was no exception, unfortunately
for me- was the answer. Il am a
wretched sleeper. and last night was
worse than usual. At the same time"
with an air of restraint or awkward
ness-''I had no business to disturb
you in the way | did
Don't mention it," said Mr.. Burritt
carelessly forgetting the very differ
ent light in which the affair had ap-
peared to him at the time of its oc-
currence. Though you gave me
rather start at the moment. on
waking up suddenly as | did, and from
very bad dream
Il thought you seemed rather rest
The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15
CHAPTER w.

1.-THE Secre. Lies Between Us Two"
Next morning Mr.. Silas Burritt. and
his friend. whose incognito is still pre-
served, wev9 seated at breakfast to-
eether.
In the clear light of day, in the
presence OF the most appetizing
viands, the former gentleman found
his mind completely divested of all
those gloomy and distrustful thoughts
and suspicious which had caused him
SO much disauietude previously to say
nothing of having ruined his nights
rest. 1t was astonishing what wide
ly different view he took of the mat
ter as he discussed this early meal
His heart warmed anew toward his
old friend. who sat facing him, and
who also appeared to more advantage
under these more cheerful circum-
stances.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15
ehAe-Es Ill.-ccntInusd.

Mr.. Burrit- vas puzzled and ex-
pressed a. MECH by his looks. Why
on earth did The man come stealing
into his rco.a n that strange uncom-
Portable utauusr and at that hour, and
for no apEa,-.t purpose?
His friend seemed to read what was
passing in his mind. Il am sorry if
have disturbed you" he said, slowly,
but l could not bear my own
thoughts any longer, and so i" He
turned to leage the room.
Mr.. Burrltt followed him with his
eyes. He ,till seemed to him to be
part of his dream-his strange, hor-
rible dream
Then, a the other man reached
the door, aLd passing through it.
closed 1t behind him, he gave a gasp
of relief The next moment he had
crossed the aeor and turned the key
in the lock
Il could haze sworn | had locked it
before" he said to himself. AT any
rate there shall be no mistake this
time as ae SHOT the bolt to make
matters douuiy sure.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15

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bloating, irrtabliiy, wornout feeling, lack
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pleXion. or Bright disease
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The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15

1T is quite understood that you re-
turn with me and stop at least one
night" he remarked, genially, In
fact, there is no escape for you. as
have already dispatched telegram
to let them know at home that am
bringing friend back with me-
You are very good. Silas," was the
reply 'and fer one night. at least, l
will accept your hospitality"
And you must come and stay with
us while you are looking about for a
house-make us your headquarters,
you know. I've no doubt that the two
girls. yours and mine, will be bosom
friends in less than no time and as
for my boy Ted, he'll be head over
heels in love your daughter-if she's
anything like your description-be-
fore we know where we are Ha, ha. I
shouldn't be bit surprised
young dog!" and his father laughed
aloud, delighted at his own perspi-
cacity. by the way jim" relapsins
into o more serious vein, that would
not be a half bad idea-your girl and
my boy-eh?'
ne OIHbT lOOkeu dI nlnl luCenIIy-
You mean it?' he asked.
Mean it? OF course l do Why
not?"
In spite of-of everything that has
gone before?'
Good heavens, man, what has the
past got to do with your innocent
daughter? That would be visiting the
sins of the fathers upon the children
with vengeance
The other man looked at his friend
and his habitually stern face softened.
You are very generous he said;
more generous than have right to
expect"
Come, come answered Mr. Bur
ritt, don't talk like that, for heavens
sake: don't let us begin it all over
again. Your secret-such as it is
and this is the last allusion intend to
make, or allow You to make, 10 it
lies between us two; which is the
The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15
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The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15

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The Holly chieftain., 1904-01-15

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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
PERSONAL.

w. ]. Ward of Washington is at the
Occidental
n. E. de Yoe, a Modesto merchant,
is at the Lick.
E. R. Clifford. a Napa merchant, is
at the California.
d. S. Rosenbaum, Stockton
banker. is at the St Francis.
NJ. Murphy. superintendent of the
Tesla mines, is at the Lick.
DR.. ]. w. Robertson of Livermore
registered yesterday at the California.
Fred NJ. West, president of the
Stockton Loan Association, is staying
at the Lick.
Edward Rich, night clerk of the
Grand, has returned from a vacation
visit to Pacific Grove.
> Clarence NJ. Oddie and J. T. Over
bury, who are engaged in building a
water-pipe line into Tonopah, arrived
here yesterday and are registered at
the Palace.
Lieutenant Greed Fulton Cox, EIev-
enth Cavalry, who has been assigned
to duty as aid to General Moore, ar
rived yesterday from the East and is
registered at the Occidental.
Arthur Kirschten, an attache of one
Of the Russian civil departments at
st. Petersburg. who has been visiting
the St. Louis Exposition and the Col
orado Canyon, arrived here yesterday
and is staying at the St. Francis.
Percival w. Clement. for many years
a prominent figure in New England
railroad circles and who built and op
Grated for many years the Rutland
Railway, is on his way to this city in
a private car, accompanied by party
of friends
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04

ments would be to deprive the Board
of Supervisors of the control of the
school appropriation and vest 1t in the
Board of Education.
1.-The Supervisors would exercise su-
preme control of the school depart
ment," sal Roncovieri, "but will they
provide for the payment of judgment
Of $12, 900 secured by Mrs. L. T. Fowler.
who was ousted from her position as
teacher by former board?'
Roncovieri was assured that the Su-
June, although they had never paid
similar judgments in the past.
Supervisor d'Ancona argued against
submitting any amendments at a spe-
cial election, saying 1t would be
a municipal crime to submit revolu-
tionary changes such as contemplated
to the small number of voters attract
ed to a special election. He added:
IT think the Board Of Education is
subject to grave criticism for making
the school department a machine for
getting signatures to petitions and
coercing teachers for that purpose. ]
am in favor of the amendment limiting
the tax rate for maintenance of the
city government to So cents, but do
not think 1t should be submitted at a
special election. / therefore move that
this committee recommend to the board
that it is against sound public policy
to submit these amendments at spe-
cial election
The motion was seconded by Braun
hart and the vote on D'AncOna's mo-
tion was:
Ayes Brandenstein, Braunhart
D'Ancona, Connor, Hooks, Mcclellan; g.
Nocs-Bent, Boxton; 2.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
CaIifornians i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The follow
ing Californians are registered in New
York:
From San Francisco-G. Burrell, at
the Martha Washington; j. Clerfayt.
at the Holland; DR.. G.. ]. Fitzgibbon,
at the Imperial; T. H. A. Ford, at the
Cadillac; DIR. S. Hatton, at the Mar
tha Washington; G. w. Hooven and
S. C. Irving and wife. at the Astor;
w. Lewiston, at the Murray Hill; Miss
Marshall and /. b. Marshall, at the
Marlborough; J. Payne. at the Sc
Vile; r. z. Revalk and wife, at the
Herald Square; NJ. Rogers and l..
Saltonstall, at the Martha Washing
ton; F. G. Sanburn, at the Netherland; ;
Miss A. ]. Schmidt. at the Savoy; c.
S. Sherman, at the Algonquin; M. j.
Walsh, at the Seville; c. Sbarboro, at
the Astor: L. w. Knight. at the Ear
Iington; ]. E. Runnell, at the Grand
Unon; J. S. Runnell, at the Astor; j.
n. Shannon. at the Wellington; A. f.
Shumate, at the Albert; Mrs. G. II.
Silbe, at the Marlborough: d. F. Eus-
tis, at the Imperial; j. d. Helms, at the
Herald Square; ]. F. Mccall, at the
BeIvidere, and w. II. Sperry, at the
Grand.