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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01

st.. Petersburg. Sept 1.-According to
official advices fro mthe front. the battle
AZ Lao Yang had not been resumed up
to 8 o'clock this morning. The battle yes
terday was of the most desperate char
acter. II ragged continuously from dawn
until midnight and the slaughter must
have been immense. At this time after
holding his outer positions all day in the
face OF most desperate charges. Gen.
Kuropatkin gave the order to retire upon
the main works about the city.
Tho Japanese assaults during the day
had been directed principally against the
Russian centre, a little east OF Maiotung
Hill near the railroad and three miles
southwest of Lao Yang
Nothing approaching the severity of the
artillery and infantry fire had been here
tofore experienced in this war. Gen.
Kondratzvitch's division bore the brunt
and suffered the most. Bayonet charges
succeeded each other in rapid succession,
while the artillery duel never ceased for
a moment. No attempt was made In the
Official dispatch to estimate the number
of guns the Japanese used. except that
they had many hundreds.
Each gun carries $50 charges and these
must have been expended many times
as several hundred thousand shots were
fred between sunris and sunset.
WHY HE FELL BACK.
General Kuropatkin's order TO fall back
on the fortiications was probably due
TO ther eceipt OF information that the
Japanese had succeeded I'm crossing the
Taitse river northeast OF Lao Yang, al
though General Rennenkampff's and Man
daritoffs divisions had been especially
placed in position In this direction TO
checkmate such am owe. The Japanese
crossed at a point called sakankankwan-
tun. % miles east and somewhat above
Lao Yang and marched in force directly
westward with the evident object OF cut
ting the Russian line OF communication
with Mukden Their exact strength was
not established but a division was made
out.
As soon as the Japanese found that the
Russians were retiring from their outei
positions southwark they resumed the at
tack there. although II was then quit
dark. Thus pressed the Russians arrest
ed their movements to the rear and agail
faced the Japanese.
A RUSSIAN TRICK.
With the view OF eventual retiremen
from their outer positions the Russian
had dug a large number OF pits wit
stakes concealed in their bottom. Tn
pits were artfully concealed among IN
high Chinese corn. When the Japenes
charged after the Russians they fell int
the pits in hundreds and were engulfe
and impaled on the stakes. and their line
were thrown into confusion. When N
Russians faced about and returned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
LATEST STRIKE
ORDER LIMITED.

Chicago Sept 1.-The strike order of President Donney OF the
organization with regard independent packing
plants apply only those plants in Chicago and ST. Louis
President Donneys dea said national officer of the
striking organization today ito tie all the independent
plants bring shortage order awaken public in
This opposed because felt that such
action throwing of employment
in large numbers Confnng Chicago and St Louis is
simply cooperation with the striking handlers Com
parativey few independent houses will be affected"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
BELIEVES IN interference
TO END FAR EASTERN WAR

Freeport. Ill. Sept. i.-senator Shelby
Cullom. who has delivered the principal
address at the reunion OF Old Soldiers OF
stephen county. argued that there should
be some recognized means Of interference
10 end the war between Russia and Japan
Under present conditions. he declared, II
this nation or any other, should interfere
In the interest OF peace II would itself
become involved I'm the struggle and ac-
complish nothing. Senator Cullom is
chairman ot the senate committee on for
align rslauona
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
GLASS MARKERS
LOCK OUT THEIR EMPLOYEES.

Charleroi. Belgium, Sept l.-An the
glass factories In the Charleroi district
with the exception OF one. extinguished
their fires this morning in pursuance TO
a decision OF the employers TO inaugur-
combination for the betterment Of their
position
IL is expected that work will be sus-
pended for three months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
A new SUMMER RECORD.

Chicago. Ill. Sept. According 60 the
local weather bureau the temperature
at Chicago has establihed a new record
for the summer months OF IL degrees
less than the normal for 33 years pre-
ceding All records for the month OF
August also have been broken with
mean temperature Of 67A degrees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
WETTEST AUGUST IN
TWENTY YEARS AT new YORK.

New York, Sept statistics compiled
by the local weather bureau for August
show that n was the wettest here In 20
years. with the exception OF August. 1893.
Rain fell TO the amount Of 7.l3 inches.
This was only exceeded In the year men
toned by .o5. The mean temperature
was 70 degrees. trife below normal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
NAN PATTERS0N'S BAIL
Is FIXED At $4,000.

New York. Sept. i-Justice Amend In
thesupreme court today fixed ban for the
release OF Nan Patterson. indicted for the
murder OF Caesar Young. at $1,000 II
was said that the necessary amount
would be furnished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
FIRE WAS ACCIDENTAL.

constanunople. Sept. IAN lnvestiga-
tion proves that the fire which destroyed
the American school for boys at
Erzeroum. Asiatic Turkey. Aug. ~.
was accidental.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
SENATOR HOAR'S CONDITION
WITHOUT CHANGE TODAY.

Worcester. Mass. sept. SENATOR
George r. Hoar's condition was still IN
changed today. lie sleeps vsu mo 81
though his heart Is no weaker he does
not gain strength.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
KUROKIs FORCE CROSSES RIVER.

official advices that General Kuok who
moving northwrd the Russian left has
thrown pontoons has crossed with
DIVISION following Kuroks object obviously
Lao Yang the Russian base and
north which, if successful would cut Kuropan
railroad leading from Lao Yang Mukdn
The withdrawal right will probably in
for the holding the extreme left
of the line concentration of Kuopakn in tho
position established Lao Yang This said to be superby
fortified with rife pits bbed wire entang
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01

failing TO secure this cooperation n meat
shortage would follow in New York. The
request OF the committee was referred to
the Allied Trades council
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01

Toda dispatches indicate that the tide of battle around Lao
Yang has turned appreciaby favor Of the japanese With
mendous and sustained his right and threat
In his heavy force which has crossed the ase river
Kuropatn fall his line of battle
fortified position he has established in the of Lao Yang
and immediate environs
ST. Petersburg dispatch this order given last night
the had wthstood artillery and infantry attack
from dawn midnight but that the Japanese
permit being executed Kropatn probably fearing that
rerograde that time might result in
from Toxic however bringing the action this after
the Russian right and falling back
rsued huf the Ianane
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01

THE public accepts the mer-
i chants own estimate OF the
Importance Of his store. Appro-
prIate advertising creates
fav orable impression
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
LADIES' SUITS To MEASURE

Lowest Prices Fit Guaranteed ffrsi.
class workmsnship at
e sALTMAN's iA Broadway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
STRIKE
BREAKERS
At Tackled

%AsS.-Ss.H@4@<s-Ss sscsSSS9%%1@c'9
8 East ST. Louis, Mo-. Sept. IA p
q street car bound for the stock @
% yards with non-union men aboard @
@ was attacked today by crowd OF g
@ 500 men. most OF whom were armed o
% with clubs and stones. The pass %
q @
@ engers fed in every direction. @
O. 9
S,s2ea1a.1S-@~@s.@ %%@a@%@@%&S*@
Several were painfully hurt Some OF
the non-union men were pursued and
pistol battle ensued. but the bullets few
wide OF the mark.
Three men were arrested as result OF
the riot They say they are not MEM
bers OF the union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-18
Upper Norwood Queens Hotel.

Crystal Palace. London Healthiest situation
England. Lovely gardens. Boarding terms from 81
per day. Special for large parties ConvenleI
train service for City and West End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-18

TourIs and Week End Tickets Issued to
The Principal inland and Seaside Health Resort
in tnqand snd Scotland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-18

First Third Class Corridor Carriages Iavator
Accommodation attached to all the principal trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-18

Sleeping Carriages First Glass Passengers attach
all night trains between England and Scotland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-18

Foreign Resorts.
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
The Howard Hote,.

Norfolk Street Entertainment. London. Every modern
comfort Overlooks Embanknent and River. Elegant
public Electric light throughout American sys-
tenn tariff
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

babe. sic bewiaigt benz 3u4tbaus-
arbeitsr am Stbmus fase uno i9reibs
1925 Den Sag.
60 biel Deroient er uabrl4einlid
aud unter Dem f9dbisften gontratt-
Spffeme in man9en Staten.
Wenn bic &esierung FIR ales @elb,
bas fe anbieten mag, teine freien
afneritanif6en Wrbeiter betommer fann
unb auf bic Strdfinse a~n9suieien 1T,
Iollte fie beren 3wansslase ni9t gu 10
i9mdbli9em 5an6el ausbeuten.
Der Strdfing 1T ni6t our Sdlfte
bss 2obnes Der freien Nrbeiter bere9-
tist - aber ebenir menis fOlte man
i'm auf 5 procent reoueiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

SRI. 8 66rfer, pelde i'm
Befibe elmer m%elooi6ieu Sopranfiimme
if, bic fi6 namentlib in ben tieferen
2agerl bon ausfpridt, etfreute bic 3us
h6rer our1 ben 8ortra9 Der 2ieoer
.6riiblins uro 2iebe" uno .An cine
Sdwalbe". Ser ibr se3olffe 8eifaa
mar elm Uoblberoienter.
Wobl felten aber it elmer In nod
isbr iusenolidem Sitter ifebenoen Sdn=
germ elm iOld' ber3li6er ipOntaner 8si=
fal su She'll seworosn, aIs aefern
Nbeno benz SRI. Olga @adietter.
sic nenrlt einen Sopran, Der in ben
boben 2agen 10 flar, 10 rein, 10 melo.
bids unb eini6meiaelno ilinst, ibr
@issn. Gum 8Ortrase bradte fe
Ibt's berrlida@ompofition % Sdmar3-
palb, o 6eimatb". unb fe bdtte teine
before Nuswabl trefen tonnen. sc
laa Seele, elm marmes gmpfinoen in
ibrem 8Ortrage!
Beioe Samen murben bon 9errn
Carl &iegner in temperamentDO1er
Weiie accompa9nirt.
9err Grant W6rner aber iiberrei9te
Den Same11 nit unna9abmli9er @ra3ie
pradtoo0e Bouquets.
@inen ourdfdla9enoen grfOl9 en-
rang Serr vSaeob S9ulmeDer" wieoer
nit feinem tiefempfunoenen 0ortraq
bss 2ieoes vSas Grab auf Der 5aioe".
@r bot ben 3ub6rern, tuie f9on 10 oft,
cine edit ungetribte tinftleriias
9eifuns, bic bon osnis1bsn aud oant,
bar anerfannt muroe.
Serr Wm. @ebrtng, 9offomifer bon
Mannbeim, bemiibte fid, bas publi=
tum bur9 feline iinf!eriiden 8Ortrdsg
in persntiste Stimmung 81 perieben.
Madoem bas @on3ert sinen 10 auBer.
oroentli9 erfolgrei9en 0erlauf 9enom=
men bate, wurbe nod mand Stino.
den fr0bli9 oas San3bein sei4wungen.
Sn ben Nnnalen oes 8aoif6en
unterfttBunss. 8ereins aber uiro ieiu
20. Stiftungsfef ieoenfaas nit SoI'
benen 2ettern peraei9net fehen.
SaHelbe mar Elm @rfolg auf Der
gansen 2inie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Ote rtrtntfeitete" STAB:
in Seutf9lanb biirfte bas norbi@lesz
tpigf9e StGbtGen Spnbern iein. Sc
iibertrifft ale iibbeutf9en StGbte, bic
fi4 ~rriibmten," Die ~relatip gr0bte 3abI
bon @irtbf6aften gu beiiben, aber IiG
begniigen muBten, me5r afs 100 &Dpfe
duf jebe Sneipe gu re6nen. Spnbern
bat bageeen 80 @irtbf6aften unb
S9anfftdtten bel 1000 @~inpobnern.
@lt rnO jung einsere4net, beite6t fomii
fir jebes balbe 6unbert Der @~inpobners
fGaft elm @irtbsbuus.
Sur9 einen 6irfa qez
tDbtet. Sn 8aubu6, preuBif9>
G9leIien, tpurbe cine %70id1riae Sfrau
bon einsm @otbbirf9 ansefanen, aufz
geipieBt unb 10 5ugeri9tet, bab tie BAH
burauf ftarb. @on gu Sitfe eilenben
Mdnnern tpurbe elmer am S6erf6enfeI
unb an Der Sruit bon benz tpiitbenoen
Shiere fGtpcr perleht.
Ser Gltef M q Der Grbe
gu fein, bebauptet Sbomas 9arte, elm
SnfaiIe bes 4~rbeitsbauIes gu 2eeb,
@sgIanb. ueber feinem 9uupte iinb,
tpie er berii9ert, bereits 1872 2en5e bus
binge5ogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
arbeit fiir aie Straightforward.

Grant Wontietb uno gIiforb @IaB,
wuroen BON POli3eigeri9te on bic
@robsef4worenen iibetniefen. Mons
tietb betannte fi9 f9ulhis uno iagte
aus. bab nur er allein ben Giienbabns
magen erbrad unb bic Yatentmebi3i1,
bon Der er fi9 berauidte, ftabl. Sen
&et berarub er in Der Ndbe Der @e-
leiie. 8lab %bebauptete, ni6ts bon Der
gan3en Sa9e gu wifen. &i6ter
Wbalon ieooa fteGte ibn unter $500
8irsfdaft, mdbreno Wontietb's 8Hrs=
f4eft auf $1,000 fetseiebt tpurbe.
Raaoem er i'm pOliseieeri6t iein
@orbsrb6r ~beifanoen, tuurbe qeftern
Greo. Sines unter Mntlase bes gin-
bru9s uno Siebftabls an bic @rosee-
faworenen ti5erbunoen uno unter
$1,000 girsi@aft seftelt. pines murbe
bonn Ssrgeantsn paulieI an Der South
Ctr. uno ben s. W. & s. @eleiien
berbaftet, als er nit elmer 8ifs eerOl-
ten 9afer auf Der Sdulter bic Strabe
entlang sing. Sines' Nobotat bat ben
Gntldger ieinem 2lienten gu erlaubsn,
ii4 beg 3leinoiebffabls fdulois su be-
tennen uno cine Nrbeits6ausfrafe gu
erbalten; iein @eiua ieoO1 wuroe abs
9emieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
Sagenoltde StraRem 8anoiteu
tn 0aft.

gilbert S9ia, elm iusenoli9ee Nns
geftelter zines 8ei9dftes an Der Wafb=
in9ton Str, purbe an Nbenb, als er
bon .inem 8otengange suriidfebreao,
ourd bic Nlep binter benz @lapppol
0otel cling, bon elmer Insabl StraBen-
iunsen ansebalten. bic ibm Sabat ab.
forberten. Ser &nabe b%eantmortete
babin, bab er benielbem niht gebrau4e,
morauf oann ein3elne Der Burden
ihm nit MeRern au 2eibe riidten.
gilbert S9ia erbielt cine tiefe Sti9=
punoe in ben &tiden unb befinbet f9
in drstli9sr 8ebanbluns. Spdtsr
purben Samss Smith uno 9arrp
elliott, 3mei 6arbige unb Wia &ogers,
Elm WsiBer, als NIT bieier Mfaire in
8~erbinbung itebenb, berbaftet.
Seute frtb berbafteten Die Seieftipe
Some unb Se&ofett nod &Op Garter,
9eonarb Sones, Wiuie Smitb uno
Simmie Smith, aae muroen unter
misunderstanding ansef9rieben.
@egen 9eonarb Sones muroe auBer-
Dem nod Die Nntla9e beg t5dtli4en Mns
arifs nit t6otlider abf9t erboben.
Die Setettipe Some unb 9e&ohett,
benen bic Sa9e our unteriu4uns iiber=
geben par, besaben fi4. naaoem fe
bic brei @enannten berbaftet batten,
mieber na4 Der anep suriid. um bort
tpeitere NadfOridungen 3u balten uno
faben bann, ME 3wsi junge Burden
einsn alten Mann nieoeri9lugen unb
ins Sunfsl gu sieben usriu9ten.
Sofort eiIten bic 9eteftibs berbei
unb perhafteten bann Sobn @orbon,
% Sabre, 231 college Npe. uno $bos.
@ains. 81 Sabre. $40 girsiuia Nbe.,
dig bic Nngreifer unb Sobn Sones
SO Sabre. Norb Sninois Str, ben
Nngearifenen unb %fanoten ole Srei
na1 Der Station. 9ie beioen @rftge=
rannten fino Der pOlisei betannte
Gbaraftere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
@runbeiseutbums nebertrasunger.

Soiepb Bafer an 0incinso peGa, elm
She'll bes fiowefliden 8isrtels Der
Section 26, Somnibip Is, &anae 2,
134 older in Decatur Sibp. $1333.30.
2oren3 S9mibt an Barbara @rbart,
elm She'll bes iibuefliden @ierteIs Der
Section "a, Sfbp. Is, &anee 8, l
older in Center Sfbp. $129.40.
Margaret @orbar an @Ga &ap, Cots
5 iinb 6 bon 8Lod 2 in Ouen's Bart
@robe Mooition, 80 bel $50 6us, Der.
beHert, Ghoieite Der 25. Strabe, tpef=
lid bon Sugar @robe gbenue. $500.
Seannette 6. Guild II. u. an Mi-
6ael Ssrletb, Got 6, 6anien u. a.,
Sub. Sbeil Oeiier, @uarbian's Gob.
Stbieite Der Sotpnep Ctr. pefli9 Der
Bennington. $1,000.
Wi0iam W. Birf an Sulius Seller,
Got 9 unb She'll 8, 9Olman's @bb.
Wefieite Der alabama Ctr. suii4en
IA. unb Is. Ctr. $4,000.
Soie 9. 8osmel on George 5. 5ul-
Ter, Got 80, goswea & 6lemin9's
@ranobiew Nbo. Offeite Der Wcpber.
ion Mpe. faolid 20. Str. SLABS.
Sbomas 6. Goonep an Splbefter @.
Noel, Got 8 unb She'll A, Sunean's
Subj. MuBenlots Is uno %, SHoIeite
Der South Ctr, 3uif4en alabama
unb Selatpare ctr. $500.
Irtbur Q. gropn an 8. 5reoerid
Nblri9, Got 80, @nsIewopo, WeHfeite
Dearborn Str, fholi9 bon @afbins-
ton. $4,000.
Marp 6. Mc3ap an &ebeeca 9.
Sanbers, Got rs, &eiisner's 2. Wef
Snopls. Mbb., Offeite Wc2ain, fto-
lib bon Morris Ctr. $500.
@orpbon g.. Spinner an CHARLES 5.
Beu, Got b, Yotpeu's Subo., Glets
9er's 1. Brootfbe Nob.. 9oroieite
Brooffbe Mbe., nabe Supiter Str.
$2605.O5
Mbre1s 8. psters an @eorae 3. Mes
Rurrap, Cots 342 unb S43, SadIon
Bari, WeRfeite Der 0cbep Str. fibli&
bon %. Str. $1,000.
Warp N. 9rnpIor an Union guines,
Got "a, @racelnnb part qbbition.
Weffeite Der gtteI Str, fholi9 bon
%. Str. $4,000.
@eorgt s. Qobnie an Sobn 6. so.
Ter. Got 8, WlOd 4. @aIfer's on Ohio
Str. Hbbitioa, Shbfeite Der Neu BORT
str.. bRIi@ bon oi9blauo ADe. $4,000
@runteisentbum TN @efommttpsrtb
bon $271, 260.6 5 tpe9IeIte IN Der Der.
FoRtaen Node ben BeFtsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

SasmeIL, 8. Dea. Ser 8ranb
bes Sreflemerfs Der 6hbbabn BET 3ass
mel bate einiQe ernffe 8etriebshemm-
nife i'm @efolge. Ourdgebenoe Na&t.
3iise murben gar feline abgelaRen unb
bic paKagier . @rpreb3tige berIieben
2ouisbiIe tber bic @eIeife Der 3eyas
9inie urb gingen tber @bonspine
unb princeton. QofaIe 6ra&f. unb
paHagieraige gingen fabrpIanmdbig,
bod muBten bic paKn9iere unb 6ran-
ten bel benz abgebrannten$ reffle trans
poriirt tperben. Cine Goree BON Mrbei.
fern 1T feit benz Branbe iinunterbro&en
ttdti9 getpefen, Die Experimentation
az bollenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

- Der 2abter Ctmtemoe
8ote iotpte Oer 8e0emStnt8er
Watven QaIeNoex fur 1905
Rmo bard mssiere Office 80
te5tebets.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
Ser 8eri9t bes Corporations,

Ser Vertdt oeS G0rpprations'
bureaus iiber bic llnteriu9ung gegen
ben geeftrut befinoet fid in ben 9dr=
ben bes Prdfoenten uno Der 3onareb
miro 'osmnd6f 3enntniB oabor srbal.
ten. Sn3wiiden bat oas Bureau
S6ritts setban, um t~ueitere Inter
iu9unsen in Sang gu brinsen. 9is
Petroleum . Snoufrie fOa In srftsr
2inie on Die &eibe tommen. Sen be-
oeutenoten Nntbeil an oieier Snbutrie
bat bic Stanoarb Oil COMPANY, unb
es folen aliO oeren proouttions- unb
getriebsmetbOoen elmer fritii9en ge=
leu4tung unteruOrfen weroen. Die
Be3iebuneen Der COMPANY su ben @i-
ienbabner. tpel9e ibre probutte bef6r=
bern, peroen, ME es beiBt, ni9t in ben
8ereid Der l1nteriudune 9ssossn
tueroen. So 1T aleroings beri9ieoents
lid bebauptet tporbsn, bob Die
STANDARD Oil COMPANY 4bmadunsen
nit srOBen giienbabn.@ Drporationen
aetrofen bat, tuona9 Die 8eielf9aften
ibr prOoutt biliger transportirsn
iOlen, um 10 Die unabbdnsisen &affi=
reure au f9doigen, aber bic piirbeu,
falls fe tbatid9li9 na9gemiefen wer=
ben t%Onnsn, cine @erlsbuns oss Sber-
man'i6en antisS ruff sfsbss inool-
biren uno Dor bas 6orum Der 3tpiiaen=
faatli9en 0erfsbrs 2ommiifion ge-
b6rsn.
Sas 3orpprationsbureau beg San-
bells : Separtements beiddftist fi9
leoigli9 nit ben 8etri:bsmetboben
GROCER Sanbelss 2orporationsn. Die
Standard Oil So. bat, 10 miro ber=
fi4ert, benz 9ommiRdr @arfisls sr.
tldrt, baB fe ibre @ei9dfte unter
trittefter geObadtuns Der seiebli9sn
8etimmunsen betreibe. unb man bat
benz 9ommihdr augeiagt, bab man
ales tbun tperbe, Inn Dem Bureau
bic griinoli6fte ginfi9t in bic @s-
i9dftsmetbooen su erm69li9en. 8e-
iOnSsre Nufmertiamfeit pirb benz
Staate @alifornien sef9sntt tpsrosn,
mo Die petroleum- Snoufrie in ben
feBten Sahren einen enormeI1 Nuf=
i9mung senommen bat. pennfplpania
Weit=@ ir9inia unb Snoiana tperbert
oesglei9en genau unter Die 2upe &c.
nommen ueroen. Spdterbin, na9oem
bic Petroleum : Snouftrie unteriu9t
tporoen, ioaen aud anoere 9roBe Gor=
porationen on Die &eibe fommer, bod
fdeint es bproerbano ni9t in Der Nb-
i@t bes Bureau gu liesen, @orprro=
tionen, on benen Die STANDARD Dill
Wagnateu mab9ebenb intereIirt inb,
3u attafiren, 10 baB bon einem allge-
meinen Ingrif auf bic STANDARD Oil.
Sntereh.n ni9t bic &sbe iein tanr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

@osport, 4. Se5. Giinf 8an-
bitten madten Gamftag Worger einsn
geriu9, bic Jarmer's gant gu berau-
ben. Or. prit9arb, elm Direction Der
8ant, tutI9er in Der Na9t einsn ga.
tisntsn befu6en monte, puroe bon ben
Rdubtrn. auf bic er 3ufdQis fieB, se-
tnebelt unb gefefelt. Damn tpuroe
Der @elof&rant seiprenst, aber ebe bic
2erle Bsute MAIDEN fonntsn, tuurbsn
ae berideu4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

@eibna9ten itsbt Dor Der Sbire
uno Die 8eiddftsleute, bensn an Der
@rlan9un9 Der fauffrdftis.n beuti9en
&unoi9aft lie9t, iolten ni9t bsrssfsn,
bab bic anaei9eipaltsn Der ySribtine"
oas bette Mn3eigemittel ino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
Seute bsainnt bic Sretmible b,

pente begtnnt 0te Sretmiible Der
%natienalen' 8eiebsebuns pierber gu
rOtiren. Die 4rbeit wiro lsi9t isin,
neil fem W~ioerfano gu iiberpdltigen III
= Die @erantwOrtlidteit 1T absr osffo
i4perer fur Die republitanii9e Ma.
ioriiGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

3uuieI bes @uten pirb Spre@sr
Cannon benteH, penn er bic bielen
y@riinsn" I'm 3aume balten muB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Isle Die GaBe nm ben beiBen 8rei
i4leiden 5erren in Waibinston um
bic Sarifreform.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

On Die bette 5 Gent @igarre In
Der Staot, Wu9o's .2OngfelOp".
The Opelousas courier., 1904-02-20
The Girl and the Sweater.

Indiana school girls may wear
sweaters" to school. provided they
tuck the garment inside the skirt, &C.
cofdrng to a decision of the school trus-
tees of Jeffersonville. 1t is encourag-
ing to see this grave educational prob
lem grappled and roped and tied at
last. The sweater has Haunted itself
too long in the face of Intellectual
progress. No girl can master the mys-
teries of quadratic equations or eluci-
date the biasness of the pons asinorum
when her mind is struggling with the
question Of whether she shall wear her
sweater habitbacked, or gathered at
the waist with two rows of pleats and
a shirr at the collar, OR wherever they
put shirrs. If this ruling, that sweat
ers shall be tucked into the skirt, does
not at once result in a tremendous
advance in the intellectually of In
diana womanhood, the school author
tiles should meet again and come to a
final conclusion as to whether the