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The sun., 1904-08-31
AN IsTHMYAN PROTEST.
Circular Distributed In Panama AttseA'
the United States.

A financial institution in this city having
business relations with Panama mas re-
ceived the following copy OF circular
distributed in the city OF Panama:
"The Fatherland Is in danger-lsthmans
be on your guard!
"We consider 1t unnecessary 70 reproouoe
the treaty celebrated between the Repubic
of Panama and the Government OF the
United States OF North America relative
to the opening OF the canal; because TINS
convention, on account Of its far reaching
importance, has become exceedingly notori-
ous everybody knows by memory that
the Yankees, armed with their immense
power, are practising upon weak and
new born nation acts OF shameful ROBBERY
and unauthorized usurpation.
Before going further into the preceding
statement, we want to make it clear that
If we accepted the Intervention OF the Anglo
Saxons in order to rescue the Isthmus from
the oppressive yoke OF the Colombian
Government, it was not out OF any great
love for these vain men, who abuse us py
reason of material force. No! We might
have accepted the very same aid from
the French, or the Belgians, from barbarlans
or from Austrians. believing that an off1cially
pledged word would be respected, and
tHdJ We NOulu uot Oe gwen w ~ 80
speculations. such as the usurpation OF our
ports and the establishment OF custom
houses which, even though they be IN
the Canal Zone, are rights which are clearly
| stipulated as belonging to the Republic
Of Panama.
-The Hon. Mr.. Barrett. Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
of the United States, has arrived in this
capital. He is q serious man and ne rep
resents the Government over which presides
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, whom. as the
representative OF very powerful people,
we suppose worthy OF fulfilling his official
promises
LET our Government, with the greatest
energy. review the situation; state the
! point clearly; treat directly with Minister
Barrett upon this weighty and delicate,
question, and let the people be informed
Of what is happening so that they shall
know what will be the result; and II nothing
results; If the powerful ones retain the
, ports and cease not to establish custom
houses, to the detriment Of lsthmian COM
merce, contrary to all right; and the
| powerful ones insist on forcing the Governor
| OF Colon to turn out the sick from the nos
| pital at twenty-four hours notice In order
that that sanctifed refuge may be turned
into lodgings for newly arrived Yankees
| let the Isthmian Government protest in the
face of the whole world; let 1t quickly settle
| accounts; let it rise to the heights OF other
sublime and patriotic governments, and
rather than see our beloved soil desecrated
by the footsteps Of the men who we thought
were generous friends, let us sacrifice ouI
| lives, but with the honor to have died ir
| defence of our Fatherland and wrapped
in its young and glorious flag.
"lsthmians be on your guard!
The sun., 1904-08-31
pYsCrPLINE AT BULL RUN.
State Not National Law 70 he Enforced
An,ouE the Militia.

WASHINGTON, Aug. SO.--In response to a
request from Major-Gen. Corbin, COM
manding the Regular and militia troops on
the Bull Run battle-ground. near Manassas,
Va, where the fall maneuvres OF the army
will be held, Ma jor Porter. Acting Adjutant-
General has prepared an opinion which
has been approved by Gen. ChAfee, Chief
OF STAFF, to the effect that militia troops
participating in nanDuvres in time OF peace
with organizations Of the Regular establish
Of the United States.
The decision is timely, as 10000 men will
be engaged In the Manassas manDuvres,
and in case Of misconduct by the militia
troops, which will outnumber the Regu-
lars, the question Of jurisdiction might have
proved troublesome. Major Porter says
that the militiamen shall submit them
selves to the command Of the officers in
command OF the Regulars. but 1t is not under.
stood that as an incident OF such command
discipline in the mill la is to be enforced
by United States authority. On the con-
trary, it Is believed that such discipline is
to be enforced through State authority,
and that the offences are to be tried under
the particular Organization Of the militia
"For the militia TO be in the service Of
the United States within the meaning OF
Sections 1922 Of the Militia act, it must
be called forth as authorized by the Con-
stitution, and in accordance with the laws
enacted by Congress to carry the provi-
sions Of the Constitution into effect. No
authority is given, in either the Constitution
taking the militia into the service Of the
United States for purposes OF instruction
only but the authority is confined to calling
forth the militia to execute the laws OF the
Union suppress insurrection and repel
invasions.
while the Constitution confers on Con-
gress the power TO provide for organizing,
arming and disciplining the militia, It re-
the militia, according to the discipline pre-
scribed by Congress. The enforcement q
order in the militia fromany State rests with
the officer in command Of such militia, to
whom all offences should be reported. 1t
will be his duty to see that the Offenders
are brought before the proper tribunal
under the rules prescribed by the State
for the government Of this militia"
The sun., 1904-08-31
CONFEDERATE DEAD HONORED.
Seventh u. 8. Cavalry Attends UnveiliDE
OF Monument to the Unknown.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-A monument
to the unknown Confederate dead in the
cemetery at Groveton, Prince William
county. Va, was unveiled there to-da7
Groveton is not far from the camps estan-
lished by the troops which are to take part
In the grand military maneuvres next
week and the Seventh United States Cavalry
was present at the ceremonies. Major
Cen Corbin and Brig Gen Bell, with their
staff officers, also attended. Addresses
were made by Gov. Montague, Gen. Corbin
and others.
The Seventh Cavalry left it's camp at
Thoroughfare and separated into Ave de-
tachments, each taking different route to
Groveton. The. shortest route was 3
miles and the longest is, and the idea
was to teach lesson in concentration
by having all OF the detachments reach
Groveton at the same time. The various
troops arrived within three minutes OF
one another. The same exercise was re-
peated on the return to camp.
The sun., 1904-08-31
English Girls smoking in Public.

1t Is a regrettablc but certainly undeniable fact
that smoking among women. and especially among
young girls. Is becoming Increasingly common.
Though II has been recognized as practice In
private life for some tine past TO smoke openly In
restaurants and other public places has not been
looked upon as quite eomme O faui. but during the
last season or two II has grown more general at
restaurants. This ycH a further stage has been
reached. and at Goodsood many quite young girls
were 10 be seen smoking In the luncheon pavilion
A. large East Coast hotel the same sight is TO be
seen In the lounge aftr dinner, and one trusts II
may not be considered old fashioned to express
the opinion that 1t does not add 20 the attractive
ness OF the English girl,o see her thus engaged.
The sun., 1904-08-31

To THE EDITOR or The SuS-Sir: An article In
yesterdays SUN says that OF the present member
ship OF the Senate but two Senators. Allison and
Cockreli. now occupy seats who were members OF
the Senate when Mr. Hoar was sworn In Senator
John II. Mitchell OF Oregon was member OF the
Senate when Mr.. Hoar entered that body In 1877;
and he is still = member. and colleague OF Mr..
Hoars on the Judiciary Committee. Mr.. Mitchell
and Mr.. Allison became members Of the Senate
on the same day. March 4. 1879 1t Ia true, Mr..
Mtchels service has not been continuous. He
was out one term. but he was Senator In 1877 and
he Ia a Senator to day, N.
NFw YORK, Aug. %.
The sun., 1904-08-31
Purchasing Power Of 1850 In l4o0.

The wonderful change that has taken place in
the purchasing power Of money is illustrated by q
case cited In an article on the Manor of Great Wal
than In the Esser RscioU for July.
July. liOi.-John Parker senior. surrendered to
his son John and said son wife. CrstinA his mes.
suage and quarter -virgatc OF eopyhold. condition.
ally that they shall keep John (seDioD In food and
clothes doth linen and WOOL well and sunicicntly
for the rest OF his life, or else at Johns Csenior)
OPTION pay him 10 shillings year"
Ten shillings As fair equivalent for q whole
years liberal board, lodging, clothing and wash
ing Is noteworthy.
The sun., 1904-08-31
A bunch Of Phrases.

To THE EDITOR or The SUS--.Siy: l venture to
ask your opinion regarding the phrase the other
day." as "a man was telling a story al the Fifth
Avenue the other day" Tho story may Se a very
old chestnut or fresh nom the burr. TIE other
day" may have been last week or last year Would
not the expression "a ,ew days ago" or some
time ago" come more nearly UP to the line OF rood
English,
Also want TO refer to he verb graduate" The
expression he graduaisd at Blank College" 10
commonly used. insist that the verb should be
In the passive voice, as he was graduated"
The man cannot graduate himself but the college
must do II for him n. NJ. c.
OSEoSTA kug n
The sun., 1904-08-31
Hill Net Regretted,

TO THE EDITOR or TIE SuS--.Sn! David B. Hiil
says he will retire from politics Jan. !. lvoo. No
one Will shed any tears II this peanut politician"
shouid immediate himself upon the altar OF OBJ
security.
Living. shall forfeit fair renown,
And, doubly dying. shall 20 down
To the vile dust from which he sprung.
Unwept, unhonored, and unsung.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 20. a. B. CLAYTON.
The sun., 1904-08-31
$4,000 ASTOR ELECTROLIERs.
The Municipal Art Society Seeing Then
Placed Before the New Hotel.

The bronze electroliers presented to the
city by william Waldorf Astor. through
W. C. Muschenheim, the proprietor Of the
Hotel Astor, are being erected in front OF
the hotel in Long Acre Square. They are
to be the centre Of two isles Of safety IN
the square. The cost Of the electroliers
is $40 200 each. They are being put in
position under the supervision Of the NUM-
cipal Art Society.
The sun., 1904-08-31

From The Kansds Chv journal.
Sylvester r. Burch. chief clerk OF the Depart.
ment OF AZ ncuture. comes from Kansas. Kansas
farmer called on Mr Burch In Washing ton. and all
the farming marvels Of tho Department were shown
TO him He was silent. He seemed Impressed
"I tell you what 1t Is. sir" said Mr.. Burch en-
Enthusiastically. the time Is coming when man will
be able 10 carry all the fertilizer for an acre OF
ground In one OF his waistcoat pockets,
~I believe II, SIR" returned the farmer. but he
will then be able carry all the crop In the other
The sun., 1904-08-31
A Remark That Make, q Lawyer Laugh

To THE EDITION or The SuS-Sir: Extract from a
recent issue. as to Mr.. Edward ~ Shepard's y1si,
10 Esopus "Mr. Shepard said. Just as he was leay.
ing to-day. 1t seems 10 me that the great question
before US Is, how are we 10 govern the country,'-
It's 70 laugh. ABB
NEW YORK, Aug. 20,
The sun., 1904-08-31
The Yorkshireman. Coat Of Arms.

FTUW NC TsoHhoH SpeHdI0T
Allow me TO submit to you the iorkshlrcman' =
coat OF arms a. was given 10 me many years
ago by Yorkshireman. II runs thus: 4 nca
a ny. q magp,e. and a ditch OF bacon, flea be.
tause he will bite his best mend: ny. because he
viii drink from anybody's cup: a magpie, because
be Will chatter with anybody: fitch OF bacon
because he Is no good until he Is hung. Q. r.. d.
HOUSE, CoMAoNs
The sun., 1904-08-31

The other day Ia ,armlessly. and yet not
altogether indefinitely. indefinite. A few
days ago" is. perhaps. a little more definite
Some time ago" is rather more definite and
marks farther-pas time. Was graduated ="
has the virtue Of bling correct from the
prunes- md prisms pint of view. Grad
uated" has the merit Of hrevity; and it ia
driving its more respectable brother out Of
blsjneas
The sun., 1904-08-31

evey snor to settle tho tiouble snhsabiy for some
time. and We do not want strike"
The tone Of this is the tone OF every
man Of good sense, employer or en-
ployed. Animated by such spirit this
brotherhood is likely to have little diff
Guilty In coming to a reasonable under
standing with the companies with which
IL deals
The sun., 1904-08-31
A Ca.Sidat. for Governor Nominated.

TO Tup EprroA OF THE SUs--.Ssr: For Governor
OF the State Of New York. upon the Republican
ticket, ! beg to place In nomination tho Hon.
Henry LAcombe. Judge OF the United States Cir
cult Cour, for the southern District OF New York
A clean record. clean man, and great executive.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20, ATHEK1KNsIs.
The sun., 1904-08-31
Picking . Loser. .

Although wild horses cannot drag
HA money from . man.
lt veTy often comes 70 pass
we see that tame ones can.
The sun., 1904-08-31

He--Parker won't make q speech unless he b
something definite 70 say.
She---Oh. Mr.. Neverpop. what nne exampei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
9amen=T eretn oes Soeialen
Tnrnberetms.

Der SOeiale SurnDerein bat ole
uria9e, ftpla 5u fein auf feline . a :
m e n o n, tpel9e in puncto
A%rbeitseifer ais gOr6ilo fur Die iibri=
gen 3wsige Der @ereinieuns empfOblen
ueroen mus. Hi9t aaein, bab biz
liebenspiirbisen Samen in ibrem
engersn 'Rreiie fur sDedOienli6e 8er'
anifaltun9en 9eoiessnen geieai9dft-
li9en gbarafters beiorat finb, He tpib-
men ibr reyes Sntsrsfe allen gOrsdn'
gen i'm 0ereine uno f4enfen ibre Be-
iunoera Iufmertiamteit iOl9en 8eran.
fiaItuugen, bel oenen Die Sienfte Der
Samsniection nuBbringsrO isin t6nnsn.
Bon ieber baben bic Samen oes 60
cialen Surnpereins fid als bic mdrm-
Hen BefiruOrterinner Der T~reifnni9er
Sonntassidule erwieien. go peroer
lie AUDI am fommenoen Weibna9tsfeft
tbdtigen Nntbeil nebmen uno baben,
laut 8sidluB Der leBten 8eriammlung.
Die oblisate Sartenpartie bonn Na9.
mittag auf ben Nbeno berlset uni
Gorge setrasen. Dab Elm fdmad6afte
Nbenb=SmbiB b~enienisen Mitalieoern
ferbirt pirb. tpelde bon Der S4ulfeiel
iofort gum 2artenipiele tiber3useber
piini9sn. Bel benz Weina9tsfeffe be,
8urni6ule tpirbsoie 9~amenieetion fiji
bic Bepirtbung Der 8inoer Sors'
trageu.
Gin sans beionberer Greunoidafts
betpeis ffebt aber nod in Nusf4t
Inter benz Siegel Der 8eridmiegenbei
bat man unieren Beridterfatter in bi
@ebeimnife singeweibt, uno fintemalel
.3eitunssmeni6en", tpenn INNER e
perlangt wiro, Obstruction als g6ren
fade betra1ten. molen aud mir =
borldufg tDenigfens - absr biefe I'm
9ele9enbeit berf4piegen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08

tparen iebD9 9r6Ber als in alen anoerr
frtbersn Sabren. Die 3abl Der aus=
gstelten 2anopatente betrHg $685.
unb mar er6Ber, als ie supor. Die
g~innabmen betruesn $9,283. 341 uno
bas berduBerte 9anb belief i9 auf
16, 405, 821 Ncres. Sabon wurben
$40, 171.265 9cres als Sesmfdtten
belest, 2, 1858, 584 als Giienbabn=2 ano
patentirt unb 1906, 261 auf @runo
bes climber unb StOne.@ eiebes abge=
geben.
Betrsfs Der SOrfreierDen empfelt
Hi6arbs for9fdltisere @rmd9ung bon
0Oridldger our grri6tung bon iOlden,
als es bisher Der 6aa mar. oa biele
6rtli9e Snterefen babel gu bertdf1=
tigen isien unb b~Orgdngige aenaue
1nteriu9uneen bur9 Gorfperfdnoi9e
fd bringeno empfeblen.
Urge 8etriigereien wuroen Bel Der
g~efiebelung bon @alolano entbedt,
porii6er @enerals 2anbcommihdr &i=
daros beri9tet : Cine pirflide Inieo.
lung fano in Dielen Gdaen gar ni3t
ftatt, ionbern in ben meiten Gduen
uuroen nur 2agerhitten obne bdus=
lide Ginridtung angelest. Wtan ers
fubr, baB Die angebli9en Inieoler in
fernen Orti9aften pobnten unb oaB he
beranlaBt tpOrosn tuaren, ibren Namerl
gegen 8elobnung Big nod Der 0ermei=
Jung ber3u9eben, Obne baB fe bic abs
fi6t sebabt, f9 Dirtli9 auf benz Sanoe
nieoer3ulahen. Die GOl9c oieier Geft.
f~ellungen uar. baB man Der i9neaen
Nbbpl5ung Der w%ertbpOaen Solsbe=
ffdnbe, uslde fd nod ~gesenudrtig auf
6ffentli9en 2dnbereien in gebirgi9en
@e9enben finoen, our4 9emiRenloie
perIonen, sinen &isgel bOridob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
ARMSTRONG LAUNDRY =. Il: =: : e.; c.: !: r.; !:
Rdh gboue8s a

Union telephone So. einen Contract
fiir Die Selepbone i'm 6euermebr= uno
poli3ei=S epartement fir oas Sabr
1905 81 benz Preiie bon $3.50 ab.
Iu g q m f q 9 d o B n.
Die @ountp=g Ommi1dre beri9oben
ben San bes paul gdrmann, pel9er
UNI cine WirtbiGafts=2 issns eriu4t
bat unb gegerl ueI9e cine &emonitran3
einsereidt 1T, auf ud9fen Samftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
No& cine @abl i'm Staat.

4m IA. Sanuar finoet in unierem
Staat cine Wabl ftatt, bon wel6er nur
tpeni9e 2eute, fpeaiea in ben Stdbten,
etmas pifen.
gs banoelt fi9 UNI StraBenauffeber
In allen 9anobiftrieten. Bis Dor etli=
den Sabren uurost bieie 2euts our9
bic SOpnibip=S ruftees einfaa ernannt.
Dor 6 Sabren aber tam Elm @eieB gu
Stanbe; tpoua9 bieielben ale 3uei
Sabre einmal su tudblen finb.
Mle Ginuobner beg Sounfbips tpa=
rem Stimmgeber. obglei9 biele oerfels
ben in 6tdbte tpobnen utb bon 2ono=
fraben tpeoer biel pi1en nod pihen
molten. Die lebte 2esisIatur dnoerte
bas Sefeb 70 ab, baB nur bic, wel&e
i'm StrabenOifriet oes betrsfsnoenauf-
febers mohnen; ftimmen o~iirfen.
Sic erite @abl unter bieier rteierl
&eSeI finoet am ID. Sanuar ftatt.
Sie @ablbeamten baben obne Bee
3abIung 3l bienen, au9 miihen bic
@anoioaten ano lire Jreunoe Die
Stimmaettel, liefern.
Nls Dor bielen Sabren oisfe Wabl
nit Der in Staot uno @Ountp aufam=
%unenfiel, ioa bieielbe au9 in man9er
Staot unb @ountp oas S9idial Der
Staatsmabl entf1ieben haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
Soeialer Smrnberetm.

Der Sociale Surnperein nabm in
fsiner setrigeri regelmdBigen 0eriamms
lung mieoer mebrere neue Witglieoer
auf. Sc tpurbe beidlOKen, am Mon-
tag b. 26. DECEMBER Na9mittag fhr
bic Greifnnise Sontassfdule unb bic
Surnidule cine semeini9aftli9e Wsib=
nadtsfeier 3u b%eranffalien.
Ser 8eri9t bes Surnlebrers Slide,
lautete pieoer iebr giinffig.
Sont wurben nur @efhdfte erlebiat,
tuel4e innere Ingelegenbsiten bes Der.
ems anbetrafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
@ie Iehr Sas SeutIdthnm bel be,

Isle iebr bas SeutI6tbnm BET Der
gbineienbeb6lterung on 8oben getpon=
men 6at, 3ei9t aud Die Sbatfa4e, oab
in S9antun9 iebt, pie bic v9eutide
3olOnial= 3eitun9" mittbeilt, elm 2ebr.
bud Der beutf9en Spra4e FIR Chine
len eridiensn 1T. au9 Die 9adfrage
nod beutiden Sdulen in China wirn
INNER er5Ber. Sn Ginning 1T i'm
Sabre 1903Geine S9ule nit so Sin.
bern besriinoet uOroen. Sn bisiem
Sommer bat 8OuOerneur Sruppel bort
cine Prifung ab9ebalten unb mat er.
ftaunt iber Die sroBen 2eiftunsen Der
S9hlsr. Iu9 Der Saotai uno Der
Stabtmanoarin tpobnten Der prtfun9
Bel. gs miro oemnddf cine smeite
4nffalt er6fnet tueroeit. Sie yNeutids
Nfatiide Warte" ffelt oenn aud felt.
baB, mo frtber Der @uropder besaffi
obsr gar bsidimpft tpuroe, sr bsutt
freunoli9 aufgenommer pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08

@DttIteb 6 eufharb t,
.Di, gemhtbli4e ede,"
@de Hoble uno Warfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08


-
Sobu 9onau, 9o!5'@otta9e, 26. Ctr,
nabe @ortbmefern : Mbe., $1,000. =
gowaro Wiaer, Cottage, Sbeffielo=
Mpenue, nabe WafbinstOn : Strabe.
$3.50. = Jrau s. q Sarne0, 9ola=
Wobnbaus, &ural=, nabe Mi4igan=
StraBe, $4,000. = 6. 80. &oberts,
9ol3 @obnbaus, %. Strabe, nabe
@olese=Nuenue, $3,400. : s. g.
6inolep, Cottage, $500. = Wdbreno
bes Monats Nobember tpurber 243
Observation-Disclosures, uel9e ben 8etrag
bon 1915, 598 in~bo,birer, ertpirft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
Mns Staot= mao Gountp=Te
tualtmmg.
8eb6rbe ir 6ffentIi9 E
Wrbetten.

Mrbeiten.
Stabt=Sneenieur Soup bat Der 8e=
b6roe mitgetbeilt, bab err an9eorbnet
bat, bab Die Central Nbenue, n6roli4
bonn 6aa Greet, nit elsetrii9en 9i9tsrn
perieben weroen fol-. neber bic e9pp=
tii9e Suntelbeit, wet9e bis babin in
bieier StraBe berri9te, wareu biele
gei9weroen bel Der BebDrbs einge=
laufen.
Sieielbe bena9ridtiete bic Snbiana
Union FRACTION Co., barauf gu a4=
ten, baB fe ben 8eftimmungen ibres
nit Der Stabt abgei6lohenen @Ons
traetes na9tomme, uonad Die &ofomo
@ars fur pafa9iere innerbalb Der
Staot indianapolis anhalten mihen,
hieies lit in Der lebten .3eit mebrere
Wale ni4t gei4eben.
usbsr bas @eiu9 Der Sroianapolis,
Hepcaftle & Soleoo FRACTION SO. um
@eudbruns zines Greibriefs betrefeno
bic 8enubuns Der Straben Der Stabt
ftr ibre gars miro am 16. DECEMBER
b~erbanoelt meroen.
Die entsiiltise NHeBmsnt-2iften uur=
ben bepiaigt:
STR 3iespfaiferung in Der L. MIep
tpeflid bon 8artb @be., bon Orange
Sir. bis Cottage Ipe.
Bef6loRen purben folsenbe 0er=
beRerungen:
@r6fnung unb @rweiteruns Der
l. Nnep norblid bDn Is. Ctr. bon
@apitpl bis Senate Npe.
0atans Der L. M1ep tpeitli9 bon Gu
pitsl WDe., bon 10. Ctr. big 3 Sub
ftbli9 BON Der 1. Nnep noroli9 bon
Der 16. Ctr.
Iatan5 Der @arrol STRIPE, bon
Wriebt Str. Bis our 2. Nliep 6ftli1
BON Der Wrigbt Str.
Sie primdr- life tpurbe
angenommen fur:
Cement : Seitentpege in ga Sale
Ctr. bon Nsm Sort big Wi9igan Str.
@r6Hnuns Der "a. Str. iiber bas
@eleiie Der 8. 6. & %. 8abn=@eiea.
f9aft.
Gi9erheits- 9 eb6rbe.
Sic @i9erbeits- 8eb6rbe bat fi9 GEE
tpeigert, bsm fiir3li9 aus Der poli3ei.
Wanni9aft e~ntlaHenen Gabriel Sones
Elm neues 8erb6r su bepi0igen. Sie
5%ntlaKun9 mar erfolgt, neil er ieinen
Dienf berna9ldifste.
Der poli3iff glmer @iqiams, tpel'
der tenn poliaei-D epartement erf felt
einigen Monaten anseb6rt, bat feline
Refgnation einsereidt. gr bat cine
steGuns in Der Office oes @ountp-
S9abmeiffers erbalten.
Grant 6elton uno @eorge W. Stems
art murben 3u poIiaifen unb George
Walace gum GeIerwetrman1 ernannt.
5. 3. Smith, Der Marttmeiter bee
Shbfeite=W arftes, iiberrei6te cine pe.
tition bon Bsuobnern Der stioieite, In
uel9er bieielben eriuden. ben Wartl
an ieoem Saqe In Der @O9e oRen 3u
baIten.
Die 8sb6rbe idloB nit Der gentra|
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
Nene Sueorparationen.

Sie ,Obon &ealtp SOmpann",
doom, Oapieb Sountp; @apitaI$l0, 900.
Directoren: s.. &. groofe, 6. 6. Gor-
iptbe unb s. u. Mc@Op. 4
Die Quilting Oil @ompanp", Mn'
berIon; Capital SIS, 600. 9ireetoren
:. %. Sapis, u. %. Wiaerr Or,
Worriion, @iaiam Glesman unb S.
SO. perfins.
Sie rBennettg ntracting@ompanp"
WiHouri; capital $50, 900. Snpeffir
in Snbiana nit $50, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08
en- ieinern ioebem perOHentli9tsn

Sm ieinem ioebem per0hentli9ten
Sabresbsridt madt Der @eneral=2a no-
gommihdr 8i9arbs bic folsenbsn an-
ouben: Wdbrenb bss lsbten Giseal-
lio6res uurbsr nsur neue JOrfrefsrpen
anaeleqt, IooaB bic @eianmt3abl aui
30 nit elmer @~siammtfd6e bon 62,'
762 .494 acres fies. Die @innabmer
her Qanbdmter finb ssasri bas Wor.
iabr um 81, 741, 401 seiunfen unb e:
MURDER UNI 6,418 ,577 aeres 6fent'
li6sr 2dnosrsien weniser, als i'm Dor
iabre abseiebt. Die gaarsinnabmsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08

bile, Rp., getpinfdt uno omar lou tie
bort einen @inbru9 beriibt baben. Die
Setettipes Com uno Ss&Ohett nabmen
bic 8erbaftung Dor uno @atberins
miro, fobalo tpie bon 2ouisbiae Die
nOtbise &eauiition eintrift, Die &eiis
nod bort unternebmen uuo f4 9egen
bic erbobene Mntlage bertbeioi9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-08

Neinen Greunhen unb 95unern our
gefdliger Naaridt, bab Id cine rlelie
Wirtbf4aft unter obiaem Tamen in
449 @irainia Mbe. er6fnet babe. Sd
tperbe mid fets bemiiben NIT ben
befen @etrdnte1 itnb Gigarren, iomie
nit einem feinen 2un9 aufaumarten.
I'm giitigen 3uipra9 bitteno ai9nst
M1tun9sbon
Guitar 9oebber.