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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

IAMUEL III. BIPPUS,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
200 West Cunningham St.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

T G. BOYLE, M. d.
q. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT,
After April Ist. Office in former DIR.
Peters residence, No. I7I z. Cunning
ham St. Butler. Pa, next door to Times
printing Office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

Hemorrhoids and Chronic Diseases a
Speciality.
wv H. BROWN, NJ. D.,
w. Office in Riddle building, Diamond,
next door to DIR. Bells old office.
Office Hours:-o to II a. m, to 3 and
6 to s y. N.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

|T K. HAZLETr, NJ. D.,
l.. Io6 West Diamond.
DIR. Graham's former Office.
Special attention gwen to Eye. Nose
and Throat PEOPLES Phone 274.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

GEO. NJ BEATTY, NJ. D.,
VI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in John Richey Building.
Office Hours-9-11 A. NJ, 2:30-5:30 P.
NJ. 6:30-8:30 P. NJ
Sunday A. M. 1900 p. NJ.
Night calls 331 n Washington st.
Peoples Phone 739.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

ID p. SCOTT,
IL. ATToRNEv-AT-LAw,
Office in Butler County National
Bank building.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

W J. HINDMAN,
w. DENTIST.
12li South Main street, (oy Meters
shoe store.)
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

nR. H J. NEEL4,
~ Rooms and z. Hughes Building,
South Main St.
Chronic diseases of genito urinary
organs and rectum treated by the mos
approved methods.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.

nR- JULIA z. FOSTER,
~ OSTEOPATH.
Consultation and examination free.
Office hours-9 to 12 A. NJ, 2 to,
NJ, daily except Sunday. Evening
appointment
Office-Stein Block, Rooms 9-10, But
Ter, Pa Peoples Phone ATS.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-25

nR. Fl. A. McCANDL ESS,
IL DENTIST.
Office in Butler County National Bank
Building, End floor
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-11
passeneera Arrived.

Per stmr VIC Hall, July wv @
Irwin, Mrs ii Vera, Mrs 9 M B
Forster, Jim Bush, w A Couey, Mrs
@ r Winters, g M Coney. e Cropp,
w e Rowell, T r Robinson, 9 w
Ashford, X Punke, Hon Wong. Mics
A Alderman, l Chapmsu, j S Kow
Jim Bush Jr, S Maheloua, r g Hen
derson, Yukimoto, Mrs | Liilii, Mrs
w f Kerr, Mrs G B,ndmauu, w f
Bush, Miss Soper and 45 deck pas
sepgers,
Per stmr Ke Au Hou, July 10.-Mr
Fisher, Wong Qnon, aud 2 deck pas
sengers.
Per stmr Clsudins. July 10 j
Castle Ridgeway, Miss V Atherton,
Mrs w E Bsckwith, Miss Rice, H
Howell, j G Mocine, Mics E Hanuna
Miss @ Hsnuns, j X Hanuna, Mrs j
NJ Hanuns, D Macras, T P Ros cora
Miss Rose Kepoikai, Mts Abby, s
Suga, L Starr, B K Ksiwiaea aud
wife. Miss Edwards, Mrs Bennett,
Miss Mcdonald, Mss NJ Bortfeld.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-11

BUILDING LOTS,
HOUSES AND LOTS, AND
ir.ANDs FOE ga, u
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-11
ron sAlE.
LOTS FOE DaLE.

IN LOTS at EaIiai (EOxl0O ~
G0 bsck Of KsWehameha School
and Kslihi Road.
For full particulsss, inquire per-
soBally Of
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
ut the office Of Fernandez, Mer-
chant St, or to N Fernandez,
1876
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-11


Per ALAMEDA. for Csmarino
Refrigerator-An extra fresh supply
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins Celery, Fresh
Salmon. Cauliaower. Rhubarb, As
paragup, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters Tin tin and SHELLY,
GRABS, Turkeys, Founders, etc. kll
game In season. ALSO fresh Rock
rott, Swiss and California Cream
CHEESE. Place your orders early
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Corner KinRaad Alskes st.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Die SebSros fur OHentli@e Ut:
bsiten 6efatist Den 8ert9t
Der GommtfGre.

Die 8ontmifdre, tpel9e BON Der Stabt
unb Der 8afers @cmpasnie ernannt wurben,
beri9teten mad elmer ftrensen unb umfanss
rsi9sn griifuns bes ftdbtii4en &afiers
feIsenhermaben:
r8ir finb einftinmis Der Mnfi4t, bab
bas @aier wel9es ben Goniumenten tpabs
renS Der geriose bieier Interiuduns s~eliefert
wurbe, suten seiunSbeitItden eharafters
mar ; bab bas Baher pom 8ripat.grumnen
elmer Der ipi6tisiten Sactoren Der Gnts
ftebunss.nrfaden bieisr (Eprbus) @?ibemie
4ericSe mar"
Die Rommifdre empfebIen bic Gonbens
riruna bon gripat.8 runnen un6 Iborten,
unb empfsblen. bab 8erbinbunsen NIT 9b.
suastanGlen bsrseiteut rusrben ioaen wc
immsr ft9 ioI4e ~befinoen. Der sanse Bes
:itt Der aommiHdrs lit in Druid unb pirt
auf 9tnfrase abseIiefert ober nit Der 9of
~perfanot.
Die NuaIitdt bss @afers, ,uie iol9es Don
tieier @eieli9aft seIiefert ruirb, unb ME
burd bieien 8eridt feftseiteut, 1T fir ous
8ewobner Der etabt gum 9riuat.@ ebraud
empfebIenswert6.
Jnbianapolia @aRer So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
pm Griffin.
Don Ruoolf presber.

2ob Dir ben 2ebnitubl in Die Spnne ridden
lno ipri3 gu mir. Glib nit Die i3mals
9dnoi
Die itia aus euntlen silosrn auf mid
bliden,
On bait fs al l~eberois nod setannt.
Die ernften Mdnncr nit benz &inberslauben,
Isle er gele6t in 9elerts Qieoerfinn,
Sic FROZEN Grau'n nit tpeiben, iteifen 6aus
ben
llnb benz 6umiliensriibGen tief i'm &inu.
Soft meinen Batter ouf ben arm seboben
llno bat Der Wiutter brGutli9 9aupt sez
i6ntiidt;
@at iene @dnoe, Die ben S9leier i6oben
Bon meiner @iese, meni6li6 iparm Se=
briidt.
gu borteit msiner @riioer iau93eno 2a6eu,
98enn jung Der 9en3 IN unler 9drt6en
fam;
l1no polteit fiji an ibrem 8ett6en maiden,
&ls fe Der Sob IN itarte arme nabn1.
llnb feinen ~ein3'gen baft bu gang Oer9efen;
1tno alIer S6atten ipalt Dir burdys Sc
mitb,
~ VI 0h OAt VIZ UtSISt &tIW HSINnShT
Sie ldn9it Der 9iigel freunoli6 iber=
bliibt -.
l1nb laui9 i9 bsinen WOrten nit Gnt3iiden,
Sic S6attenrife on Der Q9anb;
Gs i6l6et mtein nader Sraum Die Wunoerz
briiden
Sief ms @ebeimnib, in peri3ittet 2anb,
limb ftol3 uno frei bon alen 2ebensliieen
S9rsitsn DE &inher ferneu Griiblinss Der.
SD tpeib, fe ilieb'n nit oeinen 4tbem3iisen,
nno bri6t oein &uee, tommen fe ni9t
mebr.
8 eeb nod niGt! hit LETTER Stimme finbe,
g9as mir nit Seiitersrub ben g9ee erbelt.
8 seb nod ni9t! Wti6 tparnt bos Ssr3, i'd
ftiinbe
SOnit ooppelt arm in elmer urnen Welt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Sn Waibingtom babsn iammt.

OW SouIDtnbluu ghpe" i""wt
li9e Metbobiftsn uno epistOpalii4en
paftorsn f9 in Sntsrbieps fir Gin
ftbruns Der Prigelfrafe fur bic 8ei=
bsrpriislsr srtldrt. Sic besrtnoen oies
bamit, baB bur6 Die Snbaftirung Der
roben patrone Der uni9uloi9e Sbeil,
bic Jrau unb Ginber, riebr 3u leioen
hdtten, nls Der S9ulbise. Gerner te=
baupten ne, bab Die bei6dmenoe tbra
perli9e 3h&ti9uns Elm prdfentatip=
mittel ieiu piirbe. Sb tpobl bic guten
2sut9en oaran seoa9t 6aben, bab Del
Wann, Der nod 6hentli9er Ius=
peiti9ang in iein 9eim auritdtebrt,
ni9t alein bic S4anbe 3u tragen bat,
fOnoern baB Grau uno 2inoer am
f@uerfen oaruntsr 3u leiben baben
tutirben, baB bic 2inber zines Offsntli6
aussepeitf9ten 8aters ieoen &efpect
nor oemislben berlisren miifen uno Dem
Sobn unb Spot ibrer Spiel unb
S9ulsenofen ausgeisbt fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
8Dttlieb 6 eutbarbt,
ySte eemit6ii9e Sde,"
gfe Voble uno Marfet Str.
G1d1Jfe Observation-Disclosures.

Der 8ureauzAfftftent Wepri3, Der
bas >Sournal fibrt, finz
bet unter ben @ingdn9en einen perz
febentli9 in bic 9ienitmuppe gelangz
ten 2iebesbrief on Die So9ter bes
Chefs. p~fli9ti9ulbigit trGgt er ben
Snbalt bes S9reibens unb bic erfplgte
@eitergabe on Die Qbrefatin nit benz
8emerfen elm: Die in Dem Sdreiben
als 4nluge Der5ei9neten tduicnb &ihe
baben benz S9reiben pi9t beigelegen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
pas Stuoiren Ssn pausrn psrbutsn

Cine befif9e 8erorbnung bonn IL.
September 1774 beitimmt folgenbes:
rGs bat bisber bic mebrfdlise @rfabs
rung seSeiet, baB piele SObne unferer
l~lntertbanen fi9 ben Stubien sepib>
met baben, o6ne bab bon ibnen iiberz
lest tporben, pb lie Die bier5u bebOrige
SG6tgteit unb anberen erforberli9en
9ilfsmittel beiiBen, bur9 ni9ts anbers
als iol9en llebermutb unb niebris
mibperitanbenen Stola ibrer @ltern ge@
reject, geI6iebt bierbur9, bab Der
Qderbau unb prpfeIiion perna9ldf>
iigt, uniere &afen beftGnbig nit OBJ
gaben belGftiget unb anbere BON SUI
genb auf er5ogene unb gu WiRenf4dfz
ten bur9 Salente beitimmte pirbige
2eute berbrGnget unb in ibrem 8erufe
a%ufgebalten perben. 9lei9pie Wir
nun bieier iibertriebenen Stubirfu9t
na9 benz 8eiipiele %unferer bena9bare
ten Rei9smititGnbs ginbalt gu tbun
uns betpOgen, mitbin bierbur9 81 Derz
orbnen enGbieit fir gut finben, baB
Niemanb BON 8irsern pber 8auern
feline ainber bon Der semeinsn !6anti>
rung ab@ unb gum Stubiren er5ieben
laiTen fon, er babe bsnn binldnslide
8ef9einisuns bon ibren Sdhisteiten
beisebra4t uub unIere ginpiligune
ba5u erhalten, bergeitalten, bab bieienis
gen, 70 fi4 bemunsea9tet obne biefes
gum Stubium pibmen tperben, f9le9=
terbtnss peber au einem Stipenbio 5uz
selaHen nod iemalen ii9 9offnung
MAIDEN folen, in unfere Siente befDr>
bert ober angeiteGt gu iperben."
grft i'm Sabre 1919 purbe biefe 8ez
Thinning bur9 folgsnben Grlab auf>
geboben: .2ubtpis bon @ottes @nas
ben, 9robber5os o 9enen unb BEL
Hbebn. gs beltebt in berf9iebener
Sbetlen unferes @robhersostbums elm
9anbesseieb, ipeldes ben 9iirser< unb
9auersfDbnen bas Stubiren, fofern fie
nidt cine beionbsre @rlaubnib ba3it ers
6dlten baben, u~nterfagt. ga iebo4 fein
Stanb bon Der bD6eren @etitesbilhung
aussef9fpFen fem foa, 10 baben Wir
uns %sndbisft bepogen gefiiblt, porges
badtes Gefeb anbur6 arfaubeben unb
gu perorbreu, bab Elm jeber unferer l1ns
tertbunen, Der Salient unb bic nDtbiaen
@ortenntnife beiibt, obne 1nterfdieb
bes Stanbes unb Der 9eburt aum Sta<
biren susela1en tuerben foa."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Die gartenkonkurren6.
SkiRs uOn C. Fabruw.

NV +|S'lH N"'h' NASSf iUNS ~
pin."
plies? Qusna6mslos9"
.Qusna6mslps! Natiirli9 barf er
ni9ts polen, mas na9 ben Naturge>
ieBen unm0sli4 lit! 3um 8eifpiaf, baB
Elm Baum Die Wuraeln ni9t in bic
grbe fenft pber Elm berabfauenber
@pfel in Der 2uft i9tpeben bleibt."
rSmI Nuf bieie Dirt fam man ale
MiberfOlge entf6ulbisen."
sd ipru3 nur bon Nuturges
feBen 80"
rQ6, bas lit aud ettpas @9panfenz
bes-@ott lei Sanf tperben ia INNER
neue Naturseiebe entbedt."
ry}un ia, bann lernt man alfo Die
neuen bu6u unb ertpeitett tpieberum bic
MDgli6teiten-ieines @plens."
n46, barauf lGuft bod fir sic
aIes binaus; sic iinb elm unslaubli9
energii4er Menf4."
%, 10 enersii9 tpie i9 t0nnten @ie
aud iein!"
SIDE 81, 6err Na9bar, bas, pas
ib meme Wiaensfraft nenre, benamien
sic meiftens-Gigenfinn!"
mWeil sic 5utpeilen unmOgli9feiten
polenl Gum 8eiipiel baben sic es
fi4 in ben &opf seieBt, baB Sbr 9are
ten f9Dner blibe als Der meine-ur
bas lit unmOgli9."
r@arum, 9err Maior9"
r@eit-peil i9 beFeres grbreif
babe als Sic! Gs lit bas erits Mal,
bob i9 Sbnen has perratbe. Qber ea
tbut mir na9serube leib, sic 10 un=
nOtbig fi4 abplugen gu feben. 0es,
balb rat6e i4 Sbnen, ab5ulaFen uni
mir ben tleinen Sroit in meinem elm
iamen SungsefeIlentbum gu gOnnen,
bab i9-ba sic 10 piel anberes Dor
mir puraus baben-ben i9Dneren @ar.
ten beiiben."
rSd, bas tDnnte S6nen pafen! Wr
i4 bod ssrabe in meinem einiamer
@ittpentbum feline srDbere 5reube als
meinen 9arten fenne!"
Srau 8runbing ld9elte f9molenf
unb perlieb bic 9ede, on Der fie bisber
nit i6rem Na9bar eeplaubert.
Dieter Na9bar, Der Waior a. .,
unb &entier 8entorp, bra9te lie man9=
mai Sup @er5tpeifluns. @r mar If,
INNER I'm einen S9ritt poraus, UNI
in ben brei Sabren. bic fe nun f9pr
10 bi9t nebeneinanber lebten, bate fl
i'm aufri9tig bepunbern selernt. Was
INNER Der Mann unternabm, bas se.
lang ibm!
gr bate bds 2anb neben i6rer @ilIo
gefauft unb na9 eieenen Yldnen etr
!6ars barauf erri9ten, sinen @arter
anlesen laf1en. @erabe ppr brei Sab.
rem pnrb allies fertis, unb sr aog elm
na6bem er nod bic 8altons, BIZ
@eranba unb 2osgia NIT einem Hei9.
tbum bGnsenber 8liitbensepG9fe &c.
f9miidt bate.
en- benz 9arten bate er nir einigl
alte pappeln unb Sbftbdume porse.
funben; bod NIT sroBem 9efaid nos
rem Die pappelr elm penie 3ueeitust
porben, 10 bab lie 3pprehen 9liden
unb spii6en bieier bo6en. idmuler
Bdumsn fpruns iiber tpeibe Sanbftein.
ftufen cine Quele. Mm Ranbe erbof
ii9 pirfli9es 3pprefensebiif9 UNI
eine Marmorbunf f9lob bieieno Der
yitaIienif6en~ She'll bes 9artens ab
@eiterbin tpu9isn OuBenbe bon ebler
Hpfen, ein @rfabengang bon blauer
SdlinspflunSen fiibrte gum 9auie
unb iiberan auf unelaubli9 faftiser
Rafen blii6ten 8eete bon berrlidel
8lumen.
,9lber meinen Sparsel madt er mil
bod ni9t na9!" iaste Malpe 8run.
bing. nOas bat er bon feinem BET
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Gred1.

8ettGer (un Der Sbir): rGntz
f9ulbigen sic, lie6e Srau. baben sic
ni9t fir einen bungrigen Weni4en et@
mas gu effen9"-G (na9 elmer
Weile): r9ier bdben sic elm Butter
brot.~-8 ettler Deficit ii9 bas
8rpt): rgaee. bafir bante id, Dat eifen
sic ma aleene, ba is ia Margarine
bruff, bic e1e i'd ni6."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27

penn nun 1dtte lie ID pefelbe ybeners
grorei9" pie er! limb pbenbrein bate
tie ibre Spargel= unb 5rii6tartpffel=
beete natiirli9 eelaFen pie tie paren.
@s fam pirtli9 70, pie iis geboffi
bate, i'm nG9ften Sabr.
n9fun iagen sic mir, gnGbiee
5rau." iaete Der Muior gu ibr, .pb id
niGt Elm Wuiter bon 2iebensniirbigfeii
bin! sic baben mir foppbl auf Del
Notwithstanding pie beim sSabresz
preis9eri9t ale eriten preifs mcgee
f9nappt. limb bennO9 bin i1 nidt
siftts, fonbern berebre sic mebr
benin ie!!"
SSa," ld6elte Srau 8%runbinn uSie
feben nun, bab Elm ernf tier Wiue 1elbit
HatureeieBe iiberipinbet! SD ponte
sic in bortitulturener !Sinii&t Be-
fiegen =.
r@ber sic baben mid ia f9pn lGneTt
in jeber 9infi9t beiiegt! Strensen sic
nun mod Sbr Wouen babin an, MID
at beiratben!"
rSas gebt ni6t, lteber Sreunb! Sa>
nit niirbe i9 ben Opttor @etb gu
iebr frGnten."
vWas2 Was ge6t midi Dpftpr @eib
an? Was esbt er Sic an9"
n&e9t piel! Sbm babe i9 es ndmz
lid inbireft gu banfen, bab msin Gar
ten jebt benz Sbren glei9fpmmt."
rI9! 9itte ertlGren sic mir
bod"
y&ommen sic 6eut' gum Ibenbbrpt
beriiber, bann ertlGre i9 Is sSbnen. Ser
Ooftor fommt audi"
4m Ibenb fam Der Ooftpr, unb
atpar pie getpObnli9 INN cine 8iertels
ftunbe gu friib. Gr bate cine Gbnli9s
Sruse pie Der Maipr an Srau 9runs
bling eeri9tet unb ebenfaqs cine abs
lebnenbe Nnttport befommen. v2ieber
Sreunb," bate tie geiagt, vi9 fann Sie
ni9t beiratben, bas piirbe ben Maipr
8entorp gu febr trGnfen."
rWas sebt Sic Der Maipr 8entorp
an9"
y3e6t biel! Seiner &pnfurrens babe
i9 bod eigentli9 meme Grfolge 81
berbdnten. usbrieens fommen Sie
bod gum Qbenbbrot, 9err Oottor, Der
Majpr fpmmt au9."
limb bd faBen fe MIN ale brei in
benz rei5enben Speiieaimmer, bas auf
cine runbe 2oggia auslief. Die 2oss
gia ipar beinab iiberpu9ert BON Der
blauen S9lingpflanae, bic BPM Gar
ten berauffro9. &limmenbe Hpien
nidten baau berein. @s mar cine
blii6enbe Yra@t rtngsum, unb bic eiss
falte Seftbople f4medte gut in FOLDER
llmgebung, ebenIo pie Die Ie~lbitgeapges
men Nierenfartpffeln unb Der fplitterise
Sdfdt.
Srou Malpe t6eilte pG6renb bes
Mdbls Dem Mdjor bas @ebeimnib Der
Quelen unb ibrer Gift init. sic mar
eben bod cine aufri9tige Natur.
LIMB num-" f6lob fie, ibr Slus err
bebenb, vppuen mir in friebli9er Na9e
bdrf6aft peiter nebeneindnber leben.
Ser Ooftpr baut ii@ ia ieBt Elm 9aus
b1 briiben auf meiner re9ten Seite.
unb mas unieren Samilienitanb be-
trifft, nertbe Sreunbe, 10 slauben sic
mir nur, bas Spri9pprt bat f9on
re9t--,beirutben lit gut, aber ni9t beis
ratben tit befer!' proiit, meine Ger
ren!"
Die beiben 9erren ma9ten quite
Miene gum bOfen Spiel. Was blief
ibnen benin audi anbers iibrig9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Indianapolis & ptncennes q. q.

cairo & 8tneen GEpr tden& 7 208m Spener & Bebfsrb ne, thgl. 8 46Bm
Bineemnss @rprsb tasl.... 8 50Hm Bineennes @spreb tdgdd. 10 s0gm
Speneer & Bedford sc, tdgI. 4 45gtm gairo Grpreb tdsl& ......--6 15RH
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27

% Der 2abrer 0tnfenSe
Sote iotpte oer 8esenSbnrger
Nartett Qalenoer fur 1905
ftno omrG ttuiere Office 80
besteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
3etthtIn.

8 o9ter:r -. @erdbe tbeilt mir
meme 6reunbin 2aura t~elegrapbiidl
nit, bdB ibre 8erlobung pieber aufz
geboben tporben it'll. Sd puBte gar
ni6t, baB lie perlpbt tpar!"-M II =
ter: Die @erlobungsan5eise pirb
erft per poit fommenl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27

Staten beruriu9en auf Der 2on>
boner Siefbubn bubur6 MiB6enigtsis
ten, baB lie Die @ummi=SiOlirung Der
2eitungsorGbte abtnab6ern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
&fenbahu =Jabrplau.
DanoaIia Sine.

Mnfunft
Y-ttsbu 8 Spcl, ta9li@ s..s 2Ogm
Nsip Bort Gspreb tdsli4 S d 6 5ogm
S@nsaer Wail tdsIta 80. 55Wm
Serre $aute Citing aee tag 10 a5@m
Ssbfos e gFpreb tdslt9 s. 3 60Rm
Mtlanti. Ggpreb tdsIiG... 4 45Nm
S9e Ny 0tniteb tdsI d b 6 46Rm
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Oakes Republican., 1904-04-15
ABOUT FORTY MEN ESCAPE
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE SINK.
ING OF THE RATrLEsHIP
PETRoPAvLovsk.

ot. Petersburg, April 14-The fol.
lowing official dispatch has been re-
ceived here from Rear Admiral Gri-
goroyitch, the commandant at Port
Arthur, addressed to the emperor:
"The Petropavlovsk struck mine.
which blew her up and she turned tur.
tie. Our squadron was under Golden
hill. The Japanese squadron was ap-
preaching. Vice Admiral Makarotf evi-
IDENTIFY was lost. Grand Duke Cyril
was saved. He is slightly injured.
Captain Jakovleff was saved, though
severely injured, as were five officers
and thirty-two men, all more or less
injured.
"The enemy's feet has disappeared.
Rear Admiral Prince Ouktomsky has
assumed command of the fleet"
The following dispatch to the czar
has been received from Viceroy Alex.
lei. dated Mukden:
"A telegram has just been received
from Lieutenant General Stoessel,
commander of the military forces at
Port Arthur. regret to report to
Oakes Republican., 1904-04-15

time Of the sinking Of the battleship
Petropavlovsk.
While going out to meet the JAP
anese feet of Port Arthur the Petro-
pavlovsk struck a mine in the outer
roadstead, heeled over, turned turtle
and sank. Practically the whole of
her crew were lost. The Petropavlovsk
was flying the flag Of Vice Admiral
Iakaroff.
The result of the naval battle which,
according to the most reliable author
1ty, was in progress according to the
last reports has not been received.
Another account says twenty men
escaped from the disaster to the Petro.
pavlovsk. Grand Duke Cyril was only
saved from death by a miracle His
brother, Grand Duke Boris, witnessed
the catastrophe through marine
glass.
1t is now believed that the mine
which sank the Petropavlovsk had
drifted out of its original position.
The latest estimate of the number
Of men who lost their lives is 800.
Oakes Republican., 1904-04-15
GREAT LEGAL BATTLE
FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF NORTH.
ERN PACIFIC OPENS IN
FEDERAL COURT.

st. Paul, April 13.-The fight for
control of the Northern Pacific rail-
road began in the United States cir.
cult court of appeals during the morn
ing and the arguments occupied the
entire day. All interests involved
were represented by eminent counsel.
Maxwell Evarts, who opened the
argument for the plaintiffs, charged
Mr.. Hill with the intention Of COM
mon management and control of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
by his proposed distribution of the
Northern Securities stock in strong
or manner than could have been exer-
cised by the merger company.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Evarts' ar
gument an objection of Attorney Cen
eral Knox to the Hartman interven-
ton was read.
Elihu Root next spoke for over an
hour. He referred to the Harrimans
as having no right to interfere with
the decree of the court. He argued
that the court simply prohibited the
merger and instructed distribution Of
stock, but did not make any specific
instructions regarding its distribution.
He asked the court to look at map
to see where the Harrimans now con-
trolled, and then said that by consent
ing to the Harrimans' plea the court
would put into the hands Of the Union
Pacific absolute control Of parallel and
competing lines; that the court should
not compel the vesting Of control of
one line into that of another compet-
ing line.
Oakes Republican., 1904-04-15
HEARING IN FEDERAL COURT FOR
CONTROL OF NORTHERN PA.
cIFIc ROAD ENDED.
FINAL ARGUMENTS Of ATTORNEYS
W. q. JOHNSON CLOSES FOR De.
PENDANTS AND w. GUTHRIE
FOR PLAINTIFFS.

st. Paul, April 14.-The Hill-Harri-
man battle for control Of the Northern
Pacific road ended in the circuit court
during the morning and the decision
10 now being considered by the judges.
William g. Johnson, possibly the
most famous corporation attorney in
the United States. occupied the first
part Of the mornings debate in behalf
Of the Hill interests.
Mr.. johnson created series Of SEN
sations by his sarcastic references to
the Hartman crowd. His epithets,
although robed in polished diction.
we're sharp and bitter.
He charged the Harrimans with
seeking delays so that they can scare
owners of Northern Securities stock
into selling out at a cheap figure and
said that such delays were dangerous
to the people, the worlds markets and
to general business conditions.
MIR. johnson laid special stress on
the objection filed with the court
Tuesday by Attorney General Knox to
the Intervention Of the Harrimans.
Sees Difference In Plans.
It was defendants plan, counsel
claimed. to distribute the stock pro
rata among 5000 stockholders. It was
Harriman's plan to get one whole
block.
William Guthrie. closing for the
Harrimans, dealt almost entirely with
urging the court to see fit to examine
the books Of the Northern Securities
company and charged that, contrary
to Mr.. Hills statement, the Hill-Mor-
gan interests still controlled the two
lines through dummy holders of
stock.
He charged the Northern Securities
company with having bought Great
Northern and Northern Pacific stock
in disobedience to the courts decree.
Elihu Root made an impassioned de-
nial and said that his clients were be-
ing charged with contempt of court
and that the charge was not true.
Court adjourned when the hearing
concluded, the judges taking the case
under advisement.
Oakes Republican., 1904-04-15

your majesty that the Pacific feet has
Of its brave and capable commander.
who was lost. together with the Petro-
pavlovsk."
Another dispatch from Viceroy Alex.
ieE to the czar says:
According to reports from the COM
mandant at Port Arthur the battle
ships and cruisers went out to meet
the enemy, but in consequence of the
enemy receiving reinforcements. max
ing his total strength thirty vessels,
our squadron returned to the road
stead, whereupon the Petropavlovsk
touched q mine. resulting in her de-
Vtruction."