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Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
GRAND MEADOW

Clarence Higbee leaves this week
for Mankato. He will attend busi-
ness college.
The home talent played "The Un.
equal Match" at the town hall Friday
and Saturday nights.
Mrs. Loe died at her home in this
village Friday morning after linger-
ing illness. The funeral services were
held in the Lutheran church Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Bel
sheim.
Tom Lewis will move to Mile Lac
Lake next week.
The M. W. A, will install new off
GERS Jan. 18th at their hall.
There will be masquerade ball at
M. W. A. hall Jan. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bere's baby
daughter, aged one year aad a half,
died Saturday. The funeral was held
at the Lutheran church Monday morn.
ing. The parents have the sympathy
OF all in the loss of their dear little
child. -. ..> ....
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Josie Greening to S. R. Croft OF
Washington, D. c., to take place at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Greening, Jan. IA.
Mr.. Van Loan and Miss Verna left
Monday for California,
The Misses Stout Of Elkton are Wis.
iting relatives here. E@ -. !.
The Lutheran ladies will give sup.
per at the Martin sample rooms.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
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Frank Pratt has returned home
from Vernon S. D. where be has
been for the past year. T. ...
Abe Brooks left Friday for Winona
to work on the railroad again.
Mrs. F H. Pike and son exhi Bit d
two coops of their thoroughbred
fowls at the poultry show last week
and carried off their share of the
prizes. \, =
A dance at Asa Brooks was enjoyed
on Tuesday by the young people.
Music by Newman's orchestra.
Miss Lettie Pratt's school was
closed for two weeks at Waltham on
account Of scarlet fever.
Miss Mable Allen began her school
again on Monday after a two weeks
vacation.
Sunday was Grandma Varco's 18th
birthday anniversary and about forty
relatives and friends spent the after
noon with her in a social way. A fine
dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Kelsey of Cass
Lake, Mimi. came Friday to visit
relatives. Mort has vacation of ten
days but Mrs. Kelsey will stay about
q month.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
SAIL FROM GENOA.
Two .Warships Recently Purchased by
japan.


Genoa, Jan. 1.-The Japanese ar
mored cruisers Kasaga and Niasin
left Genoa during the day for Suez.
Despite the early hour, 4:30 a. M,
many people gathered ashore to see
the warships leave and to give last
cheer for Japan. Through the semi
darkness the brilliantly lighted ships
could be clearly seen. The Italian
sailors on board the departing ships
exchanged loud salutations with their
countrymen on the docks or on the
steamers anchored near them.
The Kasaga left first. The Niasin
sailed half an hour later, both ap.
parently going in the direction of Ma,
pies, but no one knows what route
they will take, even the commanders
before leaving, having. acknowledged
that they were in the dark regarding
the instructions contained in their
sealed orders. The general opinion,
however, is that. they will go through
the SueZ canal. ..5-5
Much comment has been aroused by
the fact that some of the vessels OF
the Russian Mediterranean squadron
have gathered at Suda bay, north o1
the island of Crete, apparently await,
ing the departure of the Japanese
ships. y. ~. = 7. .5s8
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13

Highest scoring Buff Wyandotte, D
GDromerhause Weekly Register. egiisst
Il Highest scoring Light Brahma, Jas
Penny, whip. =, ys z.
For the highest scoring Dark Brah-
ma, S V Johns, DAILY HERALD. IN !. n.
/ Highest scoring Buff Leghorn, Dr.
/ Peirson, arctics. 4. ~ .5s.,z s. =5.S5 :ss #
! Highest scoring Black Minorrca, G
w Haight. r.
/ Highest scoring Rhode Island Red,
G E Lord, poultry food.
/ Highest scoring Buff Cochin, Is w
Raddue, gloves. II,
Highest scoring Partridge Cochin, F
| II McCullocn, silver mug. g....4.....zz .@
Highest scoring Black Langshan, L
G Tubbs, tea pot. ~so..$#. .$.
Highest scoring Brown Leghorn, A
B Williams, collar box. @ ,
Highest scoring bird in county, VIM
Rugg, 50 worth of photographs.
highest scoring bird in show, James
Penny, 250 business cards.
Second best display any one variety,
DR. Peirson, jardiniere.
Gentleman exhibitor cooping and
showing birds in best condition, r
Whitney, box cigars. IN
Lady exhibitor cooping and showing
birds in best condition, Mrs F Pike,
berry dish.
Largest exhibit of Pet Stock, Ade
Randall; box cigars.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
LYLE CENTER

Most of the Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors OF this vicinity attended
their entertainment at Lyle last week
Mrs. A. J. Aultfather visited hel
friend, Miss Mae Sheridan, at Dexter
Thursday and Friday.
N. E. Pace has been on the sick lis,
for few days.
A dog which was following a team
ran into Fay Hotsou 8 yard and killed
a sheep Saturday.
Ed Osborne and Miss Jessie DeminQ
visited friends In this neighborhood
Sunday.
B J. Robertson and wife of Lyle
spent Sunday at A. j. Aultfather's.
We noticed that Fred Vest was hav.
ing some kind of trouble with his
pump Monday.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
NEVADA

Hans Asleson of Northwood was a
Wednesday caller.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Larson are a happv
papa and mama.
Mr.. and Mrs. E A. johnson return.
from their Iowa trip last Thursday
evening.
Miss Tillie Olson is visiting her Sis
ter Mrs. Larson.
0. K. Jacobson is on the sick list.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Stena Nelson last Thursday
afternoon. The Mesdames Rierson,
Everson, Helen Bisbee, Alma Bisbee,
A. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eggen CT
Lyle were present.
O. Lerud Went to Chicago last Satur.
day with car load OF stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bisbee and
Sadie b. visited old friends here Sun
day.
Nora Emerson visited her sister in
Lyle last week.
Miss Sophie f. Nelson is attending
school in Lyle
Mrs. R. D. Gregg spent few days
last week at De Vernon Gregg's in
Usage, Ia.
There was a dance in the Butler
house, owned by Ed Nelson, last. Fri.
day evening. A good time and a
good crowd.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
SARGEANT

O N. Nielsen and j. Wilbriqht,
made business trip to their land
near Duluth Thursday, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. B G. Stoddard and Miss Bertha
Knutson visited at the home of Mrs.
N. K. Dahle at Brownsdale few
days last week. '@'
Elvin Markham who has purchased
the harness shop has united the north
half OF the old Commercial Hotel and
will move his household goods and
family here this week.
Ira Williams made a business trip to
Dexter Tuesday.
Mrs. F. W. Blanch returned Tues.
day from two weeks visit with her
pareuts at Claremont, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
PEN SPECIALS.

PEN SPECIALS.
Barred Rocks, J.:AIRobertson, So
worth of photographs.
White Rocks, @ E Lord, lamp.
Buff Rocks, F Cronon, 2 sacks flour.
White Wyandottes, R.IWhitney, a
picture.
Wyandottes, S V Johns, piece
salad set.
Buff Wyandottes, L E Metz, sacks
flour.
Black Langshans, A Reilly, a rid.
ing bride.
Dark Brahmas, James Penny, cham
Der set.
Light Brahmas, James Penny, table
spread.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Largest display one variety, A W
Edison, rocker,
Best display of Ducks, James Penny
cuff buttons.
Best display of Turkeys, James Pen
ny, water set.
Best display of Doves, AIDE Randall
box cigars.
Second best displayIof iDoves, R.
Whitney, WEEKLY HERALD.
Best display of Geese, A w Edison
china plate.
Best display of Guineas, A..W Edscn
toilet set.
Best display of Belgian Hares, Phillip
Ward, buggy seat.
For~~highest scoring: bird in Asiatie
Glass, James Penny, accordeon.
For highest scoringl bird in Amer.
lcan Glass, R Whitson, blanket.t
For highest scoring bird in Mediter.
ranean Olsss, JOHNNY hitney, rug.
Best display of Bantams,R Whitney
pair of gloves.
Best display of games,,,Ade Randall
picture.
Best Tom Turkey, James Penny
sack -four.
Highest scoring Barred Rock, J A
Robertson, fob. H.. ..>.s-. (
Highest scoring White = EPlymouth
Rock, @ p Lord, box cigars. Il
Highest scoring3B buff Plymouth Roch
F Cronon, mittens. ..,., .ss.5 sE5 s.ss.
Highest scoring Silver Laced <Wyan.
dotte, s " Johns, whip.
Highest scoring White Wyandotte
r Whitney, wind mill regulator.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
Friday, Jan. 8.

Il. II. Hartman has been elected
president of the Union Pacific Rail.
road company.
Archie Nivens, one of the foremost
mining experts in the world, is dead at
Snowfall, A. T.
Mother Jones, the United Mine
Workers agitator, is critically ill with
pneumonia at Trinidad, Colo.
The December statement of the Brit.
ish board of trade shows increases OF
$20,704,000 in imports and 100000
in exports.
Parke Goodwin, from 1897 to 1853
editor of the New York Evening Post,
OF which he again became editor a
few years later, and we'll known as
editor and author of several books, is
dead, aged eighty-eight years.
A mining suit, involving the Royal
mine at Hodson, CAL, estimated to be
worth nearly $5,000,0O0, has been com.
promised. the plaintiff, J. H. Brother
ton, formerly of London but now of
Denver, securing all that he asked for.
Saturday, Jan. 9.
The war scare has caused furry in
the camphor market.
Boston school committeeman have
inaugurated a crusade against Boston
teachers chewing gum.
Jean Leon Gerome, the painter and
sculptor, is dead in Paris. He was
born at Vesoul in 1924.
George Putnam Gore, retired Chi.
cago merchant, is dead of heart dis.
ease, aged seventy-four years.
Madame Antoinette Sterling (Mrs.
]. Mackinlay), the ballad singer and a
vice president of the Women's Chris.
tian Temperance union, is seriously ill
in London.
Frank H. Child noted as a marine
photographer, is dead at Newport, R.
l., after years. Illness He had pho.
tographed many naval vessels on their
speed trials.
J. H. Coutts, president of the First
National bank of Upton, dropped dead
in a hotel at Cedar Rapids, Ia. The
cause was apoplexy. Mr. Coutts was
ifty-five years old. r.,
Monday, Jan. II. T..
Orders have been issued by the H.
c. Fricl Coke company for the imme-
diate resumption Of 1,500 additional
coke ovens. %r ~,r- -. ~ss.>> NV
Francis Wayland, LII. D., formerly
dean of the Yale law school and pro.
fessor of English constitutional law in
the university, is dead of acute bron-
chitis ~. 5...n, +. ts.se .z.r55
The Russian commission for the st
Louis exposition has planned a gen
eral scheme for an industrial and
commercial exhibit and a government
pavilion. # Ia i.s5s.z ..s. MA
BY direction OF the president Secre.
tary Root has issued 1 an order an.
nouncing the retirement Of General
Young and highly extolling the serv.
Ices Of that officer. =35 S7.E, ;.,
The Bloomington GILL; street rail-,
way strikers have decided to inau-
gurate an automobile system to com
pete with the street cars and will op
srats the machines as long @ the
striho eont1nuos. 3 81 s ssS5S ssS
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
/ s. q. BROWN. EGHORNs.

>. y. BIG WnsSlaESf HORNS.
"a. B. Williams, Rochester, CkI1s
90 81; End 50 IA; Pul 1st SO 3-4;; 2nt
SO IA; 3rd go ID; Pen 1st 1856 1-2.
%saps R. 9. BROWN LEGHORNS,
F. .. True, Ckl 1st 81 1-2; ;2nd 80 1-2
3rd ss Sd; Pul End 80 1'2; 3rd 80 IL
4th go 1-2. = ..:' - - @ ~..
w. Walder, Fillmore, Ckl 4th 81 s-4
Pul 1st 80 3-4. -. se a~ =, IT
sc. W. LEGHORNs.
John Whitson. Ckl 1st 81 3-4; Pull Is
81. >4s, - ...~. .t4
R. g. W. LEGHORNs.
G. E. Symes, Ckl End 81 IL; Pul Is
SO 3-4; 4th %; Pen End 1856 3-16. 49,.
Frank Wendt, Alden, Ckl 1st 90 Sd
Pul End SO ia; srd 90; Pen 1st 1856 1-2
BUFFaLEGHORNs.
DR.. Peirson, Ckl 1st SO Ia; End 8;
3-4; 3rd 90 2'3.4; Hen 1st SO ID; End S:
IA; srd 81; Pul 1st 90 3-4; End 90 1-2;
3rd 81.
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
G. f. Lord, Ckl 1st; Pull 1st.
BUFF ORP1NGTONs.
All to j. s. De Young, Grand Mea'
dow.
PIT GAMES.
AIDE Randall, Ok 1st, End, 3rd; Ck]
1st; Hen 1st, end, 3rd.
BIB. RED GAME BANTAMS.
FL. Wood, stewartville, Ckl 1st 81
1-2; End 81 ii; 3rd 81 3-4; Hen 1st 81
Ia; End 90 Id; 3rd 81 1.2; Pul 1st 90
IL; End 80 3-4; Pen 1st 1856 11-16.
w. COCHIN BANTAMS.
A. W. Edison, Ckl 1st 80 3-4; Pul 1st
81 3-4.
BUFF COCHIN RANTAMS.
F. Cronon, Ckl End 80 1-2; 3rd 80 ID;
Pul 1st 81 1-2; End 81 IA; 3rd 80 3-4;
4th SO 1-2; Pen 1st 180 IA.
BRONZE TURKEYS.
James Penny, OK 1st, End; Ckl 1st;
Hen 1st, End; Pull 1st. End; Pen 1st.
F. A. Smith, OK 4th; Hen 4th.
VIM. Rugg, Ckl 3rd; Hen 3rd.
S. W. Raddue, Ok 3rd; Ckl End.
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS.
A. w. Edison, Ckl 1st, End; Hen 1st,
End; Pull 1st, End.
TOULOUSE GEESE.
James Penny, End, 3rd, pair.
William Rugg, 1st pair.
EMBDEN GEESE.
A. W. Edison, 1st, 2nd, 3rd pairs.
PEKIN DUCKS.t
A. w. Edison, Fowls 3rd pair; Chicks
3rd pair.
James Penny, Fowls 1st, End pair;
Chicks 1st, End pair. ,
WHITE GUINEAS.
A. w. Edison, Fowls 1st, End, 3rd
pairs.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
Bulls For Sale.

Two registered Short horn bulls, one
of them Double standard Durham and
one pure Bates. Also one full biood dedi
tnon-registered Short horn bull. Apply
to q. 4. J0bbins, on j ]. IN. Scott farm.
southwest of Austin.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
ASKS PROMPT REPLY
JAPAN SENDS NOTE TO RUSSIA
AND INSISTS UPON AN
EARLY ANSWER,

Toxic, Jan. 11.-Japan has addressed
note to Russia through Minister de
Rosen. Its character has not been dis
closed, but it is said that Japan re-
quires an answer within given num-
ber of days. Whether the note men
tions the time, making the document
an ultimatum. or whether the time is
intimated otherwise, is unknown. ,
The government, however, is deter
mined to secure an early response and
close the discussion if it should prove
to be fruitless.
1t is understood that Japan adheres
closely to her original contentious and
it is believed that if Russia fails to
fairly meet the demands war will en-.
sue.
The attitude of the British and
Americans greatly encourages the Jap
anese war spirit, which is stronger
than ever. Despite the general impa-
tience there is no public excitement
here. >''
Saseho twenty-five miles from
NagasakD is full of officers and their
families and friends, who are bidding
them farewell.
The suggestion contained in a dis
patch from Berlin of the possible par
tition of Korea between Japan and
Russia meets with no acceptance here.
The Japanese officials regard it as fur
ther evidence of German support of
Russia.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
GRAND SPECIALS

Largest and Best Display.
1st, A w Edison, ..25 weeks tuition
to the Normal College.
End, James Penny, Is weeks tuition
to same.
3rd, DR. Peirson, rocking chair.
4th, S W Raddue, pair shoes.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
NEWS CONT IS "a III ONS'
Tuesday. JAMS.

Fire IN the business portion of Over
brook, Kan, destroyed five stores.
Harry Forbes and Abe Attell spared
ten rounds to a draw at indianapolis
Monday night. "
It is announced officially at the
White House that corporal" James
Tanner will he appointed register of
wills for the District of Columbia.
A report submitted by the joint
army and navy board transmitted to
the house by Secretaries Root and
Moody, says fortified naval base is
necessary at subig Bay, P. I.
General Guillaume Lebrun, father
of the Venezuelan navy" and leading
Caracas manufacturer and bridge
builder, is dead in New York city from
pneumonia. The body. will be taken
to Caracas.
General Ricarte, the recently re.
turned exile from Guam, now in hid
ing from the authorities in Manila,
has written letter outlining a new
revolution. The matter is not con.
sidered seriously by the government
Wednesday, Jan. 6.
Rev. Elisha w. Cook, one of the
three survivors of Yale's famous class
Of 1887, is dead at his home in Brook
lyn.
The Cuban house of representatives
has passed the national lottery bill by
vote of 25 to IL. The measure will
now go to President Palma
John Redmond, leader Of the Irish
parliamentary party, says that when
parliament reassen1bles the Irish party
will continue it's fight for home rule.
Mayor Mcclellan of New York has
requested the fire commissioner to
have an inspection made of all the
theaters and public halls in the five
boroughs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Wormer Lati-
mer, the authoress, is dead at Balti.
more. She was eighty-one years old
and had been in feeble health for
some time.
The revolutionary movement in
Uruguay is serious. Telegraphic com.
munication with the interior is inter
rupted and no one is allowed to leave
the country without passport.
Thursday, Jan. 7.
Sarah Cecilia Earl, we'll known on
the stage a quarter Of a century ago,
is dead in New York city.
Karl Alfred Won Zeittel, the paleon.
toiogist, president of the Academy of
Sciences, is dead at Munich.
Civil Service Commissioners Colley
and Green have decided to ask Gen
eral John q. Black, recently nomi.
mated member of the commission to
succeed John r. Proctor, deceased, to
become chairman of the commission.
With persons busy in offices all
about him David Freedman, a Chicago
jeweler with Offices on the sixteenth
story of the Masonic Temple building
was held up by two men and robbed OF
$4,000 in currency, diamonds and
watches.
There were 9,76S failures reported
to Bradstreet's in the calendar year
1903, with liabilities of $154,277 ,093,
and assets of s84,060,475. This marked
decrease in number of just 2 pei
cent from 1902 and of 8 per cent
from 1901
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13

DARK BRAHMAS.
James Penny, Ckl 1st:9291-4; Pull 1st
SO Ia; End 80 IA; 4th 81 IA; Pen 1st
1873 7-8.
J. s. Wood; Ckl srd 1884; Pull ard
81 3-4; Pen End 17S 9l6.
H. V. Darlington, Ckl 4th 88.
BLACK LANGSHANS.
L. G.. Tubbs, Stewartville, Ok 1st 81
IA; Hen 1st "a 34; End SO IA; Pull 3rd
90; 4th 92 3-4; Pen End 1874 7-16.
P. A. Reilly, Ok End 80 1-2; Ckl 1st
90 IA; End go IA; 3rd e1;'::Hen 3rd 80
3-4; 4th S8 1-2; Pull 1st SO 34; End 90
1-2; Pen 1st 1856 3-16.
BUFF COCHINs.
S. w. Raddue, Ckl 1st 80 Ia; End 80
Ia; Pull 1st 90 1-2; End 81 1-2; 3rd 81
ID; 4th 80 1-2; Pen ist 1874 3-16.
William Rugg, Ckl 4th 81 ii; Hen
End 80 Ia.
PARTRIDGE COCHINS.
Art Anderson, Pull 4th S4i1-2. ~
F. H. McCulloch, Ckl 4th S3 1-2; Pul
3rd 88 IA.
BLACK MINORCAS. =
G. W. Haight, Nora Springs, Ia., Ckl
3rd 81; 4th 80 Ia; Hen 1st 81; End 81
/ IL; Pull 1st 50; Pen End 1872 1916. Ii
Fred Peck, Ok 3rd So IL; Ckl 1st 90
. 3-4; End 81 -; Hen 3rd 90; ;HthI89 q !;
+ Pull 2nd %; 3rd 81 IL; 4th 81 "a; Pen
@ 1st 1874 1-1e. III
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
8aSsoroimansen iuerosn our@se=
fibrt.

Der bon Der ei9erheitsbeb6rbe se.
faBte gei4luB, borldufig bas 8aben in
ben Glhfen gu unteroriiden, pirb man-
dem Sungen, Der fi4 niht figt, nod
Sdmeraen bereiten, aber Der Nuftra9
an bic pOli3ei murbe erlaHsn unb bic
Orore miro ourdsefiibrt tperbsn. glf
Nrranfanten tpurben iotpeit eingelie-
fert unb Ollie purben nit Straien be-
lest. Sas iunss Clement Der Stabt
III natiirlid b69lidF entrtiitet iiber bic
3u ibrer eisenen Siderbeit aetrOffenen
yorfdtsmabregsln II. einselne berSun-
gen seben 3u melt auBerbalb Der Stabi
belesenen 8abepldben, mo He fi9 bor=
lduiis sesen bic pOIi3ei seidiibt uihsn;
i'm aasemeinen ieood bat bic Orbrs
iOpeit einen siemlid 9uten grfolg ss.
habt, fOoab iebt au6 mObl Die grtrin.
tunsen ni9t mebr 10 3ablreid iein tuer.
een.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
9as Gartem=goneert
SIM Deuti4en 9aus.

Sas 9eftriae 8arten=@oncert beg
Geutiten 3lub unb Muiitbereins bes
reitete isbem Der sablreiden Nnueien=
ben einen ungetriibten @enuB.
Sas iorsfdltig 9epdblte proaramm
muroe bon Der SnoianapOlis Wtilitdr
2apels pprtref1id our6gefiibrt. @an3
beionoeren geifal fano Die bor3tislide
Wieber9abe bon Rock of Ages" o=
pie Der Weroii1en gpmpoiiiionen.
Der epliif, Serr @briitian Sriebri1
,Maertens, wel1er fir ben Mbenb Gee
tponneu uOroen mar, beiiBt einen Se-
nor-gariton, Der boraiielib eefdult,
felbit unter freiem 9immel flanspOll
our @eltung fam. Seine beiben 0or.
fridge still mie Die yfa6t" bon 8Obm
uno v@ipip Sobn" bon @lap riefen ID
raui9enoen 8eifall mad, oaB Ser,
Waertens iid our9 9reinsaben be.
oanfte.
gs mar Elm our9wes senuBrei9e,
Mbeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Grippsl amsemblidlidJ setOStet.

5eute Worgen UNI z ubr tuuroe in
Der Ndbe Der 90. Stem gOrt Ctr. Sas.
@6itGdsr, %, bon einem Big Tour=
perionsn5u9e setroffen uno gei6otet.
Wbitader ift Elm 9rtppel unb au9 aus
betoem nod taub, batte alio bic War,
nungsfignale ni9t seb6rt uno mar bon
binten bon oem 3use setroffen unb
etua 80 GuB melt seidleuoert woroen.
gr fiel auf ben 3opf uno brad bas @e=
mid. Seine gerlebungen purben pei=
ter an ibm gefunoen.
@ie Der 3u9 idon aan3 in ieinsr
Nd6e mar, Deriudte er bon @eleiie 3u
iprinsen, fiel aber uno tpuroe bonn
pilot bonn @eleiie 9etporfen. Se,
gngineur beriu9te ben 3us gum
Sieben gu brinsen, ba Die Siitan3 abe,
gu tur3 mar, gelang es ibm leioer nidt.
@bitafer's 2ei9s uurbe in bic Wob.
nung isiner gltern. 1017 Wef Seem
Oort StraBe, iiberfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
0iibner= Gonbention int Sta
tiousbamie.

Das @rbsei6oB Der Yoli3eiifation
bate seitern elmer reselredten Siibner.
farm als bprldufises Nbfteigequartier
gu bienen. Ora @rap unb Sacob
Bradett, bic i'm 8eiibe oerielben gefun=
ben, aber ni9t eeniisenb Nusmeis tiber
bas grlan9en berielben 3r 9eben i'm
Stanoe maren, wuroen inbaftirt.
Shon felt seraumer 3eit batten Die
Garmer Der umsesenb iawer unite,
Seimiu9unaen bon 0iibneroieben 81
lsiben uno fat ftets eelang es beniel.
ben nit ibrer Beute gu enttommen.
s. .. pierfOn uno 8. s.. 9eero. atpeI
6armer, meitli9 bon Mapmoob, fols:
ten oelu @aaen, auf benz fi9 our Set
a Mdnner befanoen, big our Stab
uno als fpdter stuei oerielben ben Wa.
berlieBen unb beri bmaneen, tpanbter
fie iid an bic Gablsrpoli3iiten nnb lie:
zen bic beiben nod fbrigen unter bel
Mnflase oes 0iibnerbiebitabls uerbaf.
ten. geibe 0erbaftete befreiten ibrt
Sdulo, sic batten i'm @an3en ettpas
iibsr 90 9hbnsr in Dem Wagen. Das
ShbnerboIf ioll in Der Station auerf
einen gang morbsmdbi9en Spettatel
aufgefiibrt haben. sew6bnte fia ahel
ipdter elm penig msbr Stabt=Wan
on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Gtni9asunsen meroen rebioirt.

Die @ini4dbungen Der 9ortbeile,
entitanbsn bur9 bic @r6ffnuns Der
glafe Strabe bon WaibingtOn IDe.
big our Waibington Str, tperben aller
Wabrideinli9teit nod BON Der 8eb6rbe
fur offentlibe Nrbeiten nod einmal in
grpdaung eeso9en. Sngenieur Seur
miro nod einmal iiber bas 8eldnoe
9eben uno einen 8eridt sritatten. Nui
gmpfeblung bon Serrn Seup wurot
Die @iniddBunss @ommiiion er.
iu9t, neue auf1agen gu erbeben. Die
ies miro oann aud bas @ieentbum,
pel9es an Der @aibin9ton Nue. liegt
nit einidlieben unb 3tpar aus ben
@runoe, neil es serabe 10 gut burt
Die gr6ffnung Der Strabe profitirt
pie glats StraBe gisentbum. 9lud
fino pldne oorgelegt, oas @i9entbun
iopobl ofli6 tuie aud wefli4 IN bel
9em Sort Strase einsui4dben, ba oi
neue Osfnun9 iebt ben fiirseiien Wee
CUR Waibington Strabe uno Der neuer
Bride bilben pirb. 0iele Der @runb.
ithfe tpuroen big gu 81 PRO Sub ein9e'
i6dbt, ieooa meinen bic @igentbiimer
buB, bn augenblidlid aud Slate Str
nod nit SplSbl0den aepflatert wiro
es ibnsn ni4t gut m0slid 1T, bies Self
3u eri6pinsen. 8a,aufbin Die neuer
@iniddsungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
&adelsbams bleibt ftanobaft.

Na1bem bic bier bes Spielb6llen.
geiudes tiberfiibrten Wdnner stpsi
Sage in Der Sail berbraaten. tpuroen
oieielben in's 9rbeitsbaus iiberfhbrt.
Oie 3eit Der SailbaFt miro ibnen
natiirli9 abssrednet, 10 baB iie MI,
nod 8 Sage tueroen i'm Nrbeitsbauis
3u3ubrinaen babsn. Sobalb Der
Ginfte berielben, Der iest in @incin=
nati benz @lfs @arnipal beitpobnt, mad
bier 3uriidtebrt, tpiro audi sr berbaftei
unb in's Nrbeitsbaus eeianbt tperoen.
Staatsanmalt &udelsbaus lieb fi9 in
bieien 5dlen, na9oem bic @si9wors=
men einmal ben @abriprud abeegeben,
ni9t ertpei9en uno bsitanb auf Mus.
fiibrung, ale Mngebote zines Musglei,
DIES bon fid tusiienb.