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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-10

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-10

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nddIien 5aaen cine Observation-Disclosures
fldrung srlaller.
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gen nod oisie Wohe.
Wosfau II, 9. Gsbr. Der arisgss
Qusbrud bat Die patriotiIden @efiible
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@eieaIdaft bieten 6raucn alsr Stdnoe
ibre Dienfte oil.
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abinqto n. 9. Gebr. Nm
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Orleans, .Raleiab" uno oGincin.
nati", bon Der Subio Ban mad sinem
nod gu beiiimmenoen puntt in dine-
fiiden @smdnsrn CUR gsobadtuns Der
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ihin. 8eihmaoer tudbreno Der gansen
Dausr Der Standardization in pbilippi=
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paris, 9. 6ebr. Die Qunoe bon
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brud gu permelosn, ein s3icl ltbe.
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unter allen uno jeoen l~lmidnoen neu'
tral bleiben ; man fclaert aus Den
fransOIIid. ruifiIden giinoniB nidt BIZ
Notbwenoi9teit Su Bunften RuBlanb'.
gu intsrueniren, ielbf penn oas ieiten.
8robbritamiiens untet elmer anoerer
oritten Diadt gu @unifen BON Sapar
geIdetm wiiroe.
0ie @eielldaft bonn rotben Greui
bat bereits 1000 Yeiten mad benz fer.
nen Often 9eianot uno b~armbersiaI
Sdmsltsrn reilen ab.
NeutraIitat Gbinas.
paris, 9. 6sbr. Wie berlauiet
bat China oIfiSiel berlidsrt. baB es 10
fort cine Neuiralitdts= grtldrun9 erlai
len werOe. Sn Sinblid auf Die W6g
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-10
CHaHen.
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9as foloenoe Bulletin. wslhes @eneraI'
major 6lug bierbsr %tele9rapbirt, bat
Fulasnosn Subalt: nNui yefebl oes
@icelonios meloe i6. oaB beuie yor=
mitiaa IL Ihr Elm iapaniIhes @eI6was
Der nor Bort 9rtbur erIhien, oahelbe
beIfanO aus Is Standardization uno
9reusern uno er0ffneie iofort 6euer.
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batterien, Iowie uniern 6riessihifen
beIholieu. lin Die W~iita9sltunoe ent-
ferute ii6 Der 6eino in iiiolider &id=
tun0. gerlulte Der diOtie, Swei Dill
siere ~beruunoet, bon Der Giiifsnmann-
IhaIt | 3ootgr, 2 Yerwunoete. Gas
S9la1tI6in pultawa uno Der &reu5er
Wopit murosn unter Der WaIerlinie
Don Ieinolinen @sIdoFeu ourdlohert.
Die 5etunqsperte fno leidt beidd.
oigt.
Sneiner GalIe.
e6e 5 0 0. 10. 5ebr. Die in Der
Iadt ourt Den 3orpeOo-N nsriif Der
SaponeIen asI6doisten ruiiiiden areu-
ser .gOiarin" uno Der ne5arsmit9"
fino an Der 5afsneinfabrt geiunten uno
berIperren Die CefHuns. 10 oaB Die
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i0nnen.
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Rreu3er.
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ihen panssr-9reuser .Yariag" uno
.Roreb", Die auf Der 6aart nad gla'
oiboIod begrifsn marer, fielen bel
Gbemulpo sinem iapaniihen 8sidwa-
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ireilte Die Ieinoli9en Shife. UNI oeref
6eter gu 3iebeu. Die anoeren ndberten
ND insipildsn uno nabmen Die beioen
ruIIiIheu Rreuser obne Blutberluit.
7as japaniIde Geihmaoer beftano
aus Den Shinen AIabi. sui, Sna=
fbia uno 0aiiuns. Nadoem bic ruifi'
fden SdiHs uniddolid aemadt uoroer
marsn. Ianoeten Die Sapaneien 600C
5ruppen in @bemulpo.
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Yaris. o. 6ebr. Der @eIanoi'
Der Ger. Staaten lMtattete bents ben
MiniRer ofs Musudrti9eu DR.. Del
cafe einen YeIud ab, um i'm 3ul
enoOiiruna Der 6ap'iden NOte be
trens Der Sntsgritdt @piua's 5i beps'
gen. l6err 6elcaHe b6rte in liebenspiir.
bigger Weiie gu. srildrte aber, er mills
crit ie6sn, mas Die anoeren Mddtl
tbun. ebe er DE Yfaoe oes 9errn 6at
panole.
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6euer.
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8ampIer Columbia. Der bon Dor
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2tttade bra6te, enttam ielbit nit inap
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pel6es Die japanif9e S6wuorOn au
oen ruiiIden Greussr nNoOid" CAB
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ganit befallsu.
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1auptet, oa5 Der 2amsf bon ben ga
pansrn aur geIieiert wuroe, um oi
Qufmertiamteet bon 26 3ruppentrans
portsn. bic nod 2orea beltimmt lino
gu oeden. Die 2anonna oiefer Srup
ben 9elang aud.
3uffif9e 4ttien alIen
e t. petersbur9, 9. Gebr
VIs%rpropntige eonIOls Tielen bon Ia
ouf 139. ~faiierl. Rsnten 95 gu 81. oi
rnIIiids 0anoelsbant bon 800 aui 300
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ReibuuQ3 anil Den eng
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-10
m Il ocs 3 arens r.
10 artei.

10 lrtef.
Ct. petersburg. 8. 6eb. Die
6unre BON Dem 6orpeoo-MpariHe auf
Die ruIiiden SdifIe Dor pOrt Artbur
wuroe our6 friibssitiee grira=Nusga-
ben betannt geinadt. nadOem Der Res
gierungsbOte Die erlfe Nadriht Der Be
b6lterun9 iibermittelt uno oamit Die
0ohnun9, Der Rrieg tonne NOD per=
mieoan Serfort bate.
Der Cor unb feline WiniIter limb
borbereitet, Dem @rnii oes 0rieges ms
Muqe 81 ieben.
Das Wanifeif oes 3aren. tuorin oas
geiisben zines 3rieas3utanoes erildri
wirO. iitsauf Ipdtsiisns morsen an9e-
tnnoiot.
Der fueite plab Dor Dem Winterpa-
Taft 1T beute 9bsnb nit elmer sablrsi=
den Wenae. in Sdlittsn rno Wa9en,
9eiiint. Inter ben erreateil, hodrufsn.
ben Wenihenbaufen iino bic iuiIoeiten
@eriihte iiber bic greignilie i'm lm'
laufe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-10
Ganaba.

Neun 2eben berni9te |.
Ottawa, Ont, g.. 6eb. 8ei
Sano pOint fam ss beute 3pil1sn sipei
500 3iqen gu einem 3uiammenItOB.
in meldem 9 perionen oeiootet uno IL
berlsbt muroen.
RAD Der gahnaeienidaft trint Die
S6ulo an benz llnfal Die WannI1afi
oes weltli9 fabrenoen 3uges.
Ybilippiuen.
6 o Il abIer m Nu q b.
Manila 9. Sch. IL Mitalieoel
Der G0nltablcr in Yigan. zines Del
SauptgsSAdftspldbe III 2uson. iino mil
6ewebrsn, WunitiOn uno $500 De-
Imertirt.
Gpdter muroe bic 3abl Der 6lldt'
hinge auf 30 erb0hi; lie meroen Dor
Gaballeris unter Oferit 3tomas uni
@~onfablern unter Cberf Scott Der'
fOiat.
Giner nadberigen Meloung SufOlg'
ioa es iid nur INN cine tleine @rbebuug
9egsn Die Amerifaner uno Die lOpaler
Tilipinos banoeln. Die Selegrapben'
ordbte nad Dem Nufitanosoifriit iinl
ourdidnitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-10
Die Eoreaner.
Sragbrii nno SnOiHercn, ibrr Saapis
egaraiicr,iisr.

vOstiiae
iamieit Der Sapamsr-viertpuroise BOLTS.
Observation-Disclosures ale Raneabieit
clan-Wsbcriame Yramieame.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
A Foil List of OR New Law Makes Who
Will Meet Next January,

Elko-H. II. Coryell, Democrat,
&c. c. Henderson, Democrat, Ed.
Mcmahon, Democrat, Mr.. Mcbride,
Republican.
Eureka-Edgar Sadler, Demo
crat, Mr.. Brosmer, Republican.
Humboldt-Peter Anker, Re
publican, d. Staunton, Republican,
Mr.. Smith, Republican.
Lander-F. H. Woolcock, Re-
publican, f. H. Triplett, Repub-
lican
lincoln. A. Clark, Democrat,
L. Wheatly, Republican, +. ].
Shire, Republican.
Lyon. Regain, Democrat, A.
Clifford, Republican.
Nye-George Cole, Democrat,
Barney Mccain, Democrat, ]. G.
Gushing, Democrat.
Ormsby-Samuel Plat, Repub-
lican, Ed. Patterson, Republican,
James Vogt, Republican.
Storey-John McCourt, Demo
crat, f. +. Blake, Democrat, ]. l.
Craze, Democrat, Steve Spindel
Republican.
Washoe-E. R. Dodge, Repub-
lican, Walter Hastings, Republic
an, A. w. Holmes, Republican, r
H. Kinney, Republican, J. S. Orr
Republican, +. ]. Jones, Republic
an, John w. Wright, Republican
White Pine-F. NJ. Clark, Re
publican, w. O. Norman, Repub-
lican.
The Assembly will be composed
Of twenty-five Republicans and
fourteen Democrats. George 5,
Nixon will have twenty-five votes
and Governor Sparks will have
fourteen.
On joint ballot for United
States Senator, George S. Nixon
will have thirty-two and Governor
Sparks will have twenty-four
Necessary for choice, twenty
rne.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03
TINE TO ACT.
reached

The time is about right to pluck
the water question out of the
Courts and begin the actual stor-
age of water, and the construction
of irrigation canals which will irri.
gate all the land. There is more
than enough water going to waste
every Spring to irrigate all the
land Why not get together and
stay together until this is accom-
plished, by government aid or any
other way that may seem feasible?
Indications are that a majority of
the farmers are beginning to think
that something must be done and
are getting quite anxious to do it.
Never was there a better time.
Right now is the time for all de-
PENDANTS in this suit to get to-
gether and make a proposition of
settlement of their own. They
have never done such a thing up
to the present time. Lay your
petty prejudices aside, pull to-
gether for a while and the day
will be won.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03

Following is the personnel of the
next Nevada Legislature:
SENATE.
Churchill-W. w. Williams, Re-
publican, holdover.
Douglas-H. f. Dangberg, Flu
sion, holdover.
Elko-Thomas Hunter and Os-
car Graham, both Democrats, both
holdovers.
Robert Raftice, Demo
crat, holdover.
Esmeralda-Frank K, Thorne,
Democrat, holdover.
Humboldt-C. H. +. Hardin,
Democrat, holdover; John O'Kane,
Republican.
LANDER. A. Miller, Democrat,
holdover.
Lincoln-J D. Campbell, Re
publican.
Lyon. w. Wilson, Independ-
ent.
Nye-T. l.. Oddie, Republican
Ormsby-Wilson Brougher, Re
publican, holdover.
Storey F. c. Lord, Fusion
holdover.
Washoe-N. w. Rolf, Fusion
holdover; H. M. Martin, Repub
lican.
White Pine-W. c. Gallagher
Republican.
There are eleven holdovers, two
Republican, three Fusion and SIX
Democrats. There were FIVE Re
publicans elected and one indie
pendent
The Fusionists will probably
organize the Senate, and unless
there are changes that cannot be
counted on, Governor Sparks will
have ten votes for United States
Senator and George S. Nixon viii
have seven.
ASSEMBLY.
Churchill-Leslie Small, Demo
crat.
Douglas-M, Jacobson, Repub
lican.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03

San Francisco, Nov. IA, 1904.
Messrs. lanes Nichol, ]. f & c. f.
Holland, Chas. Snyder, {. +,
Meissner and F. ]. Mathews;
Yerington, Nevada.
Gentlemen:
l am in receipt of your joint
communication respecting the. set
Element of the suit of Miller and
Lux VS.. T. B Hickey, ct al, and IN
reply thereto l beg to say that
Miller & Lux is still willing to set
tie this litigation in an equitable
manner as this corporation has
always endeavored to do.
With regard to your request tor
a conference on the subject | think
that Miller & Lux should not be
expected to go to any further eX-
pense in this regard until we can
see that the conference will be
productive of a satisfactory end
ing. We have expended a large
sum of money in the effort to bring
about a settlement between the
farmers of Mason Valley and
Smith Valley, or of Mason Val
lev alone. / have always known
that you who have signed this
Joint communication to me have
always been willing to agree on a
settlement with us, but we have
never been able to accomplish any
thing because of our inability to
get the majority of the ditch own
ers to unite with us. must there
fore say that before Miller & Lux
will incur any further expense in
an attempt to bring about a settle
ment out of Court, you must give
me evidence that the principal
ditch owners in Smith Valley and
Mason Valley honestly want con-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03
CAN THEY SETTLE?

For two years past the people OF
this valley and Smith Valley have
been in litigation with Miller &
Lux over water rights. No result
has been obtained toward getting
any more water, and the expense
to all concerned has been great.
Miller & Lux have at all times
agreed to compromise the suit or
settle it only on the ground they
are given all the water they claim.
If they want to settle the suit in
a reasonable way and get out of
litigation, why not abandon the
suit with the provision that the
government will go ahead and put
in a storage system? The govern
ment has agreed to do this, we
understand. and all but about 5
per cent. of the water owners have
signed a petition to this effect.
The governments plan in these
matters is to measure all land un-
der water and turn it back to the
owners when the system is COM
pleted. Under the irrigation act
what more can be done in the
case? Each water owner would
be served alike and be entitled to
so much water as was shown by
government measurement he was
entitled to. What more thap this
do Miller & Lux want? In the
next column there is a communica-
ton in regard to this matter. 1t
infers that the people of this val
lev are dilatory and insincere in
the matter Just now is the time
that some understanding should
DG COlnS " III lIC HIdllSl. n DlOdd
gauge road will soon be running
through this valley and people
will be coming in to investigate
our resources. There is no place
which would be more advantage
Gus to the settler, if water matters
were settled than Mason Valley.
The southern country is coming to
the fore as a consumer of farm pro-
ducts, and the only handicap is
the water question. If all seemed
to want to do the right thing it
seems that result could be easily
reached.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03

THE way the President is going
after the Standard Oil Trust would
indicate that the scrap will be a
hot one, but that Teddy will come
out on top, as usual. This will be
the hardest fight of his life.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-03
WILLING TO COMPROMISE.
Miller & Lux Would Hold Confer
ence in Water Suit.

ference and mean to treat the
claims of all concerned in proper
spirit, to the end that the water
rights of all parties i'll these Val
leys will be respected. ] mention
the Smiths Valley people as |
suppose the settlement you have
in mind is to take in this Valley.
| would like to see such men as
Frank Rivers, H, B. Gage, the
Simpsons, Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. Ames,
and Mr.. Schooley, all of Smiths
Valley, attached to such a request
as YOU are making. would also
like to see the names of more OF
the representative men of Mason
Valley attached thereto. | refer
to !. B. Gallagher, DR.. Leavltt, ].
|. Wilson, J. M. Houston and Mr..
Penrose.
You know more fully than | do
who are the men who ought to
participate in the conference which
YOU propose, and if you can satisfy
me that these men will participate
in the proposed conference in the
proper spirit, l would be pleased
to submit suggestions as to the
method to be pursued in this fur
Their effort to bring about a settle
ment out of Court.
Yours truly,
!. LEROY Nickel.
P. S.
In order that there may be no
misunderstanding on the subject,
| beg to add that what | have said
above is not to be construed as a
withdrawal of the statements here
tofore made by Miller & Lux that
we are willing to settle with any
individuals who can make a bind
ing agreement with respect to any
particular ditch. In other words
Miller & Lux still stand ready tc
enter into settlements with ind1-
viduals or companies owning OF
controlling bitches. J. L. n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17
CELEBRATED
The BRITISH
EVACUATION

Boston, March 1.-THE 12sth annlver-
sary Of the evacuation OF Boston by the
British troops was observed here today
by the holding Of parades and appro-
pirate public exercises.
In South Boston. where the occasion
has been yearly celebrated. the day was
OF additional significance because II Is the
centennial anniversary OF the annexation
OF South Boston TO Boston.
The guests OF honor OF the day was sec
retary OF the Navy william H. Moody.
The parades were those held under the
auspices Of the citizens association OF
South Boston and the Suffolk county
Branch OF the Ancient order OF Hiber-
mans.
The citizens parade was confined en-
tirely 10 the South Boston district. while
that Of the Hibernians traversed the prln-
cipal streets OF the city proper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17
A
DESPERATE
CRIMINAL

Chicago. March 17.-Edwsrd Kerlir
alias Edward Pierce. charged with for
gerry and robbing mail boxes has beer
Identified as tho man who assisted Fred
Lee Rice. Frank Rutledge and Thomas
Jones In an attempt TO escape from Gus
tody In Toronto on April 4. 1901.
One constable was killed and another
wounded. The prisoners were rccaptured.
Kerlin II said to have thrown revolvers
into the carriage In which the men were
being taken from the court house to the
jail.
Rice. Rutledge and Jones were arrested
at Chicago, June 2. 1900. charged with tho
robbery OF a postofrice and bank In Au-
rora, ont They fought extradition, but
were taken back 10 Canada. The men
were tried and sentenced 10 n years each.
Kerlin was identified from a photograph
sent out by tho Canadian authorities.
While I'm Chicago, Rice, Rutledge and
Jones yosed as art students.
Their trial attracted much attention be-
cause Of the attachment formed for the
psu~io artists by several young women.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17
CARTER
and Low
ARRA|GNED

James Carter. colored. walking delegate
OF the seaman's union. Boston. and
Frank Low. a union seaman belonging I'm
this city, were arraigned I'm the Sixth dis
trtct court today. on the charge OF wan
tonly and mallciously interfering with
the business and pursuits OF the crew
OF the schooner s. T. Blackburn.
Carter and Low pleaded not guilty and
each was held in $500 for appearance for
trial on March 2
Upon the surface II does not appear
that the police have not gotten any
nearer TO the identity OF the person who
fred the shot that killed Frank Frohn-
hofrer, one OF the. attacking party, than
they were yesterday morning. but as a
matter OF fact they are close upon the
solution OF tho vexed question of respon-
sibility.
An Interesting disclosure may be made
at any moment.
IL will come when n certain person
for whom the authorities are looking IL
spprehended. and he Is expected 20 be
picked up soon.
Coroner Lincoln and Cant. Merrill vis-
ted the scene OF the shooting this morn
ms. -, {.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17
WANTS TO
STAY IN
WAR ZONE

New York. March 1.--Letters have been
received by the missionary society from
Bishop David III. Moore OF ths Methodist
Episcopal church. who has charge OF the
work In eastern Asia The bishop was
passenger from Shanghai to Chcmulpo
on the steamer Sunear.
The latter was sunk by a Russian war
ships the night after she departed from
Chemulpo. Bishop Moore says he wit
messed the night. which ended in the de-
struction OF the variag and Rorietz, and,
with Gen. Allen, was only a few hundred
yards distant when the Rorietz was
blown up.
The bishop was expected to start home
for the general conference. but. as an
old soldier. says he does not like TO leave
the scene. at least not until all the mis-
sionaries are out OF the danger zone. IL
In likely q suggestion that he remain I'm
the Far East will be telegrsphed at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17

FORM BIG
ALLIANCE

Chicago. March ia dispatch 20 The
Tribune from New Orleans. says:
According 10 mail advices Just received
here an alliance has been formed by
Brazil. Ecuador. Argentine. Chile and
Bolivia TO guard against absorption by
the United States. The belief. II Is de-
cared prevails through Brazil and AR
gentine that in tho event OF a revo-
ton In either republic President Roose-
welt will intervene and recognize the revo-
lutionists. thus paving the way for an
nexationt
The alliance was discussed first last
year when Peru was believed TO be con-
sdering tho advisability during the re-
cent revolution OF asking President
Roosevelt to establish a protectorate over
that country.
The proposal received such strong sup
port that the other republic were fright
ened, fearing that with Peru as a step
ping stone 20 the formation TO the pro-
posed annexation OF Peru the United
States might absorb the whole Of South
America