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Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
LIGHTLE FRAUDS
 STILL THE TALK.
Suits Have Not Yet Been Dis missed-Story of Uudertak- CTS Who Examined
 Pitts Body.

The suits instituted by the in. surance companies to recover money obtained fraudulently on policies held by the now notorious Doctor Lightle of Searcy, have not been dismissed. The widow will not be affected thereby.
 The companies have secured about $15, ,000 of the $19,0OO paid out, and the loss will be propor- toned among them. The A. o. U. w. had not paid the $2,000 policy held by Dr. Lightle. Many believe the insurance companies can show the whereabouts of the missing doctor, and are expect ing further sensational develop ments.
 J. A. Chandler, the Searcy un- dertaker, has given out a state ment telling of his visit to the grave of Ed Pitts last Saturday night, which, when opened, was found empty. After finding that the Pitts body had been re- moved from the grave I inter- viewed the sexton of the ceme- tery, Mann Wood, and asked him if he had ever noticed that there had been any disturbance about Ed Pitts grave.
 He replied that he had noticed that the grave was disturbed about the 2Oth of May, two days before the burning of Dr. Lightle's barn. The sexton said that he noticed that the grave had been fresh and he didn't know but what the family of Pitts had worked on it.
 Mrs. Pitts stated that she would prosecute Dr. Lightle and his co-conspirators to the full extent of the law. The maxi mum penalty for grave robbery is six months imprisonment.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
WATER SUPPLY SHUT OFF.

A water famine is on in the city through failure of the pumps of the Newport Water Company to work. The Front street sprinkling exhausted the supply in the tower reservoir, and with no back water the engineer has not yet been able to prime the pump.
 It is alleged that only a few feet of water has been kept in the tower and that the fires at the pump house have been al- lowed to die down at night, which it is contended leaves the city without fire protection.
 Members of the council state that an investigation of these charges will be made.
 The water supply was shut off about 5 o'clock Wednesday after noon and had not been resumed at press hour, though it is exect- ed that the trouble will be reme- died before night.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
Time Tells
 The Story.

There is a big difference be- tween the cost of making a first class sewing machine. embodying the best materials and workman ship, and one which is made in the cheapest manner. The buyer of the cheap machine soon pays the difference of price in the constant cost for repairs, to say nothing of it's annoying inefficiency.
 Singer Sewing Machines do good work during a lifetime.
 SOLD ON INSTRUMENTS.
 Old Machines taken in exchange
 Liberal Discount for Cash.
 Oils, Needles, Attachments and Repairs for all makes of machines. The Singer Manufacturing Co.
 ''The Sewing Machine Makers of the World" FRANK w. LYNN. Mgr.
 121 Hazel St., Newport, Ark.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18

ganization, which started in a modest way some years ago, has through the most liberal kind of management acquired an envia- ble position in the amusement field and is today conceded to lead the world in it's class. They bring with them this year more we'll known comedians and nov city acts than have ever before been collected together in one company and the costuming is a marvel of elegance and beauty.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
DINING ROOM SUITES.

We have nice line of Dining Chairs, Sideboards, China Closets, Dining Tables-in fact, anything in the Furni- ture line. Come and see us. We are are ready to show you what we have.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
ANCIENT DOLL-LlKE IDOLS.
Were Found Embedded in Walls o4 Ancient Cliff Dwellings Near
 Santa Te.

While exploring the Puye and Shufinne cliff dwellings near San. ta Fe recently pr. R. W. Scheuss. Ter discovered some antiques of a kind not previously catalo. .ued by students of that region. Mo- ticing upon the wall of an ancient dwelling some spots of an unu. sual color, he dug into the soft stone with his pocketknife and discovered a hole 5 inches in diam eter and 12 inches deep, partly filled with mud. Inside was i'm. bedded a stick on which was mounted a dolls head. In the same hole was small, highly pol. ished turquoise.
 Dr. Schuessler investigated fur. ther. He found three more of the sealed openings, each of them containing doll and turquoise. One of the holes contained a piece of petrified resin, in which tooth marks indicated that it had been used as the chewing gum of the day. The probability is that the doll heads were idols, but the sig. nificance of burying them in the mesa walls and the presence of the turquoise are not explained.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
BARBERS' SHOP DISEASES.
Patrons Advised to Have Their Own Brush and Comb-Carboic Acid
 fer the Razor.

The transference to his cus- toners. by means of his hands and
 instruments, of many parasit. ic skin diseases has long been rec ognized as one of the unnecessary accomplishments of the necessary barber. Among these affections, says American Medicine, are sycosis, impetigo, seborrheic alo- pecia and furunculosis that is more or less chronic in type. pr. Graham Chambers states that during the past five years impeu. go circinati has been very prev. alent in Toronto, scarcely a month passing without an outbreak of from two to thirty cases, gener. ally traceable to common source. The barber shop is so com. monly the source that he desig. mates the disease as "barbers' i'm. petigo." Quite recently pr. W. A. Hardaway has called attention to point which he believes, and we think rightly, has been but lit. tie realized by the medical profes. sion. That is the frequency with which carbuncles are acquired in barber shops. He has seen many cases of carbuncle in which the evidence of this means of trans. mission was to him indisputable. The relative importance of this SC. rious affection as compared with the other diseases mentioned needs scarcely to be impressed. For the prevention of contagion in barber shops, Hardaway be- lieves that we will be forced to rely upon an educated public opinion rather than upon compul- sory laws directed against the barber. He recommends that each patron of a barber shop pro. vide himself with a box, contain. ing his own brush and comb, a small package of absorbent cot ton and five per cent. carbolic acid solution. The barber will then wipe his shears or clippers with the solution, and use the pa. tron's comb and brush. For the man who slaves his own soap, cup and brush are necessities. These suggestions are sensible. To car. ry them out properly means some inconvenience, but it is worth while, especially to the aged and debilitated, or to those suffering from diabetes or similar diathe. sis. Physicians attending such pa. tients should extend them a warn. ing in this regard.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
AWAY FOR THE
 SUMMERTIME.

The mountains, seaside or springs of California bring hap piness to everybody. The Yo- semitic valley, the big trees, boat ing, fishing, golfng, every day in the year. Most delightful climate in the world. The Union Pacific is the best line. Makes quickest time. Ticket office 9O3 Olive street, St. Louis. wS-2t
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
FIVE MILL TAX FOR
 WOODRUFF COUNTY.
Judge Hutton Gives Pistol Toters a Round of Condemnation and Scores Sellers of To-
 baccO to Minors.

Augusta, Ark, Aug. IT. = Judge Hutton, in his charge to the grand jury impaneled yester- day evening, was especially full and severe on the crime of "car- rying concealed weapons, to the giving away or selling of cigar cites and tobacco to minors, claiming that statistics show that many cases of idiocy and insani- ty occur from their incorporate use, and that many bright youths are being destroyed by this vic- ious habit.
 Before the juries were organ ized the court heard the con- plaint of c. w. Clark, asking a mandamus of the said circuit court requiring the county levee board to levee a county tax of five mills. MT. Clark is the con- tractor who built the courthouses at Augusta and Cotton Plant, and on which they owe him about $44,0O0. The court ordered the mandamus.
 Col. Minor Gregory was. ap- pointed foreman of the jury and Fletcher Lewis was elected clerk. It is a strong jury, composed of first-class business men and in telligent farmers.
 The state case against Jeff Burkitt, who was indicted for killing Jas. w. Bell in August, 1902, near Cotton Plant, and who succeeded in breaking jail and evading arrest since, was nolle pressed, States Attorney Andrews saying that he had made diligent search and not living witness could be found against Burkitt.
 Wes Jacobs, a negro, was fined $50 for selling liquor without a license.
 An attachment was ordered for J. s. Peiter, a delinquent wit ness in the case of the state vs. Chas. King.
 The case of c. B. Mills, a tax payer, against M. H. Patterson, sheriff. went over.
 The visiting attorneys present today are T. M. Mehaffey and R. L. Campbell, Little Rock; H. F. Roleson, Marianna.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
MINISTRIES AUGUST 25.

The great Richards & Pringle minstrel aggregation will appear at the Newport opera house on Thursday, August 25. This or
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce lthei candidacy of H. M. Woodland 1of Elgin! for Justice of the Peace of Bird township.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
9ie erftem MmHeatspuatfartcm

fo1en na9 Der @eriion elmer englif9en
Wo9enf9rift i'm beutf9<franaOiif9en
3riese bon 1870 auf 1871, unb 5tpur
auf franSDffder Settle erfunben NOR
ben fem. Sm Oepartement be Ia Sartbe
nurben bamals 10000 Mann fran50z
ftider Sruppen 5uiummenseaogen, unb
es paifirte einem bort tpobnenben 8u6>
unb S9reibpaarenbdnbler Namens
8esnarbeau, baB bic Splbaten pielfa9
na9 elmer Dirt unb Weiie Bel ibm an@
fragten, pie ie ibren 2suten gu 6aufe
obne lunse 8efdreibung unb obne Elm
2oubert gu 9ilfs gu nebmen, Die @es
senb, in Der lie t%peilten, fdilbsrn fDF
ten. 8esnarbeau lieB baber cine &1
5abl poitfartsn herftelen, auf benen
&anonen, @ranoten unb 3elte abgebil<
bet tparen. Die &arten fanben fol9en
r.iBenbsn 4bfaB, bab b; gambler msbs
rere Sorten bruden lieb. Na9 Nbs
bru9 bes 2asers f9lief bic Sbee piss
Der Elm, Biz fie gu 8eginn Der 9Oer
Sabre in Teuti9lanb unb Seiterrei9
pisbsr auflebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

CUR miinidenslperiben fpeiteren
uusbreitung Der Wiieni1aften IN feiz
NEIL &isienrei9e ~Itifteis Psier Der
GrDBe i'm Sabre 1924 Die faiierli4e
Mtabemis gu ct. petersburg unb itatz
tete lie nit rei9en Mitteln aus, tpel9e
ipdter Die &aiierin Gliiabetb mod be-
oeutenb erb0btc. Cine dnfebnli9e
Sommluns bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yegenitdnhen aner Mrt, piele Snftruz
mente unb cine ausgeipGhlte I0itbare
8ibliotbet sebOrten bo5u uno Ddren
in cinem Ge6Gube Der Mfabemie unters
gebra9t. Sm barten Winter bes Sab
reg 1749 entffanb in bisiem @ebdube
cine gefGbrli9e Seuersbrunit. SoIbas
ten aus Der bena6barten aaIerne ell
ten raid berbei, um fi6 nit fiibner
8era9tung Der @efabr benz &etiunssz
inert 5u pibmen, unb eS selang ibrem
Gifer, Die meiiten uno pidtigiten Sa%
den ben Slummen gu entreiBen unb iie
in Si9erbeit 81 bringen.
Sarunter befanben ii9 audi 40 siemS
li6 grpbe @lusgefdbe nit G9lansen,
&rDten, Mpl9en, 8anbpiirmern unb
anberen Sb;eren in Spiritus. Sas
heibt, als man iie naG6er na9fab, fonb
man pobl bic Sbiere, aber ni9t meb.
ben @piritus. Ser Sberit lieb Die
Manniduften antreien unb fragle, ipas
benin aus Dem Spiritus g~enprben lei.
0arauf traten ettpa 80 Sploaten
bor unb meIbeten, bab fe ben Spiritus
auf 8efebl ibres unteroffiaiers ausz
getrunten bdtten.
-Sbr bobt bas befoblen?" penbst.
fi9 Der Sberft an biefen.
u3u 8efebl," Der iebte Der llnteroffi=
Sier, nbas babe i9 getbun, bin aud
felbft nit eutem 9eiipiel b~oransesar>
gen unb babe mOsliaft bel bapon perz
f9ludt."
.Warum benn9"
.Senun, Spiritus tit bod febr feuers
gefdbrlt6. Die @lassefGbe iammi
Snbalt tpnnten fi6srer bur9 5lammen
unb Sunfenrssen TRANSPORTING psrber,
tpenn 5uDor Der Spiritus befeitisi
tpiirbe, mas fi9 am beften 10 MAIDEN
lieb, baB mir i'm uns einoerleibten."
Ser Sberit mubte berali9 laden.
Ha4ber erftattete er miinbli9 Be-
ri9t Bel 9ofe unb ertpGbnts audi BIZ
qe56ilberte Seltfamfeit.
90 rief bic &aiiertn Glifabetb be.
punbernb: FIELDER !Seroismus ii
bas! Wel9er Mutb ge6Drte ba5u, I'm
bes Rettunsspertes piIea Spiritus 81
t%rinten, in benz fold greuli9es @etbiel
befinbli9 mar! 0iefe paderen Splba.
ten berbienen ptrtli9 einen Sanf!!"
unb lie lieb rei9e 8elobnungen untsl
bic 2eute Dertbeilen.
Sie brapen Splodten aber erfldrter
~pergniist, bas lei Der aasrf9Dnit'
S4naps setpeien. ben iie iemals &c.
trunfen bdtten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Siphplpaie beS SnlafcS.

Pribatoo5ent Or Webeanbt fprah
unldnsit por Der pbpiitalii4zmeoi5inis
f9en @efenf9oft in @iir3bure.
8aDern, i6er bic pfp9olOgie bes
S9lafes. gr bat nsuerbings pieber
Experiments anseiteut, Die I'm 10 un>
ertennenstpertber iinb, als fie fat ale
am sissnen &Orper our Our9fibruns
gelansten. Sc purbe Dor benz Gins
f9lafen, alfo i'm .3uitanbe eeiitiger @rs
miibuns, bann gu sefpifen 3eiten pdbs
renb Der Nodt, mad } Stunbe, 1
Stunbe, 2,3 Biz 6 Stunben unb fdlieb<
lid am Mprgen na9 benz ponftGnbisen
Grtpa9en cine esiitise Mrbsit eeleiftet.
gs ergab fi9, bab fir cine lei9te Dir
belt, pie bas Mbbiren einiteliger 3ab>
len, au9 mad tur5er S9laf3eit bic pors
berise Grmiibuns einfa9 peri9punben
f9ian. 6ier bate ber erite S9laf bon
J ober 1 Stunbe f9on binrei9enb err
bolenb eetpirft, pGbrt1b fir cine
f9pierige Nufgabe, bic bur6 bic Mierf=
fGbigteitse Yriifung bes IuspenbiglerS
mems stp0lffeniser 3ableneruppen re-
prdfentirt tDar. nur aumGlig i'm 2aufe
Der Na9t ii6 bic nDtbige @rboluns ein>
itelte. SIN @efentliaen mar bieie Der
Oauer bes S9lafes proportional, 70
bab felbf naa feasitiinoisem S4lafe
INNER mod ni4t 10 bel s%eleiitet tperben
fonnte, pie na9 elmer ppnitdnbig-
etpa o4t Stunben-bur4f9lafenen
Mnhf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
9auftrtransports in Drutfdlano,
SerIesbare SdnIbaraeen uno 2asaretHe
GafeIoprfS Qc5taebauoc.

GuHtAopIfp Kbt1eouu"t.
Nibt MIR in Mmerifa, Ipnbern au9
In Seutf9lanb iino f9on felt ldngerer
3eit 9duiertransporte in grDberem
Mabftabe gang unb gdbe. 90 tperben
fi9 3. g. Die 8eiu9er Der SiHslborfer
Musi teaung BON 1902 fi9erli9 GINGER
maBen ipun6ern, penn ie bDren, baB
bas ihons ppfteebGube Der Nusffenung
CUR 3eit in Spanbau, 9ranbenburg,
ftebt. 6reilib mar gu biefem Sranss
port bon Der &beinprppin5 na9 Der
Marf feline Spe5ialeiienbahn unb fem
b%efonoeres 9ebelipert nDtbpenoig, benn
bas poitbaus mar bon Nnfang OH
transportabsl unb 3erleebar eingeri9s
tet, bas beiBt, es lieb ii9 Derurtig IN
e%in5slne Warbs unb Oa9tafeln auseiIs
anbsrnebmen, DAB es in ben Giter>
pagen Der senDbnli9en Gifenbabn be-
QUEEN unter5ubringen mar. Sol6e
transportation @ebdube ober 9araden
fperDen bon Der mpbernen Se9nif IN
INNER iteigenbem Mabe benuBt. gu
ibrer @infiibrung atpang Der llmitanb,
baB elm feites Steinbaus, penn es abs
sebrp6sn tperben mub, ungefGbr allen
Wertb D%srliert. Sn pielen bsutf9en
Stdbten iiebt mar Die fpsenannten 8a=
radenf9ulen entiteben. Wo INNER Elm
Stabttbeil fdnea pu9s, unO bic @r>
ri6tune zines monumentalen S9uls
baues ni9t e~eniisenb i9nea erfplgen
tonnte, um benz Dorbanbenen 8ebirfz
nib fofort gu seniigen. ba purben fOlde
S9ulbaraden uufssbaut, I'm zines
f49nen Suses ebenfo f9nen in penigen
Stunben tpieber 81 peri9tpinben, pie
lie eben erft aufsebaut paren. Sas>
felbe gilt bon jenen 8aubureaus, bic
reben grpben Observation-Disclosures ndb>
renb Der 8auausfiibruns errihtet unb
na9 Der 8aupolenbung piebsr einee@
rifen tperben. Weiter entiteben bereits
ganae 2aaaretbe unb &raltfsnbGuier in
8duldn9en bon mehr als 100 SUB IN
bsfem Stil bes transportation 9auies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Dinridtuns rinrr san,en Garni(on.

Dim z. MGrs 1899 bronsen bic
5ranaofen in bic Stabt Saffa in Sp=
rien elm unb ma9ten babel be tirfifhe
Garnifen, ii6er adtbunbert Mann
ftarf, gu U~efansenen. Nun absr tonnte
man biefe tpeber erndbren nod bepas
diem; our @%rndbruns feblten bic 2e>
bensmittel, benin ielbft Der ftanoOii@e
Solbat erbielt nur felten cine non=
ftdnbige Ration; CUR 8epa4ung aber
feblten bic Wannf9aften, ba bas Gr=
pebitipnsbeer fhleunieit tpeitermar>
f9iren mubte; bic @sfansensn auf
@brentport entlafen, bieb nur ben
Seinb bur9 Tie Der itGrfen, benin bic 8ez
beutung unb &raft bes gbrentportes
mar ibnen unbefannt. Mus bieien
@riinben bef9loB Napoleon, ale @e=
fansenen bon Saffa In ben Sob gu
fhiden.
Mm 10. MGr5 Na1mittags uurben
Die 9efangenen Dor bic Stabt IIbrt.
Sin bumpfes @erii9t bon benz S9ids
fal, bas ibnen beporfanb, f9ien burdj
ibre Heiben gu geben; alein Tie persof,
fen feline Sbrdne, f9rieen ni9t, fe
fhienen in ibr Coos erseben. Giniss
@erpunbete, bic nift gut fort fonnten.
tpurben f9on auf benz Wege nit benz
@dionette niebereeitoben.
OILS man enblid spif9en ben Sanb.
biieeln fiibpeitli9 bon Saffa ipar, bieli
man an einem Sei9e. Der Die Srup'
pen commandments Sffisier lieb BIZ
MoFe in fleine !0aufen tbeilen, bic aui
berfdiebene puntte binsefiibrt unh
bort erf9oHen tpurben. 0iefe f9suB,
li4e Operation srforberte biel .3eii,
trpb Der Msnge Solbaten, bic gu bic,
fem f9redli6en Msbeln beftimmt ma,
rem, unb Die nur nit ~auberorDent'
lt6em WibertpiIen fh Dem abf9eu'
Ii9en Oienfte b~ingaben.
giner Der tiirtif6en S1eihs, bef'
fen Sen unb Wefeu f6on einen bDhez
rem Slang anbeutete, lieb bon feineu
2eutsn Dor iid in ben lei6t bepegli1er
Sanb cine CRUDE MAIDEN. Or ffredtt
fi9 duf benz Hiiden in biefe @rubs
aus, unb feline @cfdbrten bebedten ihr
utter @ebsten fhreu NIT Ganb uni
troten nahher bisfen felt aufammen,
Der linn als 2ei4entu9 biente.
Grslih blieben bon alien @efanoe,
men MIR nod etpa bier5ig iibrig. z.is
frunsDff6en Soloaten batten tire pds
tronen perfdoHen, man mubte baber
bieie lebten nit benz 8aionett unb BEN
Sdbel niebermahen. Der feline 9eid
|flob iiber bon benz bielen @lut, BAG er
aufnebmen mubte..
Cine anbe-e llnsebeuerlihfeit foG Bel
bemfelben Telb5use sefhehen iein. Sr
einem Spital lagen finf6unoertadtsie
aranfe, TELLS Siirfen, tbeils Strange.
fen. ga man tie niht transporter
@fonnte, tDurben iie fdmmtlid BIRD BIZ
NerSte pergiftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
SdiHsna@ri9ten.
u o nj m G n.

Mngetomme n.
Stem Yorf: Bremen" bon 8remer.
Nntmerpen: ,2rOonlanb" bon Netp
Oorf iber 9oper.
2onbon: vWeiaba" bon Sem Oorf.
Sem Oorf: vBreslau" bon 8remen.
@enua: n@itta b: Mapoll" BON Sem
Dprf.
@briftana: ySefla" bon Nerp Sort.
abge abren.
Stem BORT: .@eorgic" nod 2iperpool.
pclermO: .Sieilian prince" mad Nen
Dorf.
@brifiana: Oscar H." nod Hetr
Oorf.
Neu Dorf: .2aifer Wilbelm H." mad
Bremen. iber plpmoutt I'M
@berbourg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Gnipn i'm Sarnc.

Die n&ubfoje SlOpo" er5dblt naa>
ftebenbes 8eiipiel bon Der unsrfhDpfs
liden electromagnetic Der Sopaner.
ibr Muftreten als Spione gu masfiren:
Golbaten Der Gren5pa9e bemerftsn
zines Sases, pie Elm 9ineffder 2ei=
henSus, aus einsm Oorfe fommenb, fi9
eeger cine Bride iiber ben SInguri be-
ipegte. Muf Die Jrage, tper ba beitattet
tpsrbe, anttpprtete elm Ghinefe, es
banble fih- um einen ruffif6sn Solbas
ten, Der BON einem 8abnSus iiberfab>
rem iporben lei. Die Gren5iolbaten
trauten aber Der Sa9e ni4t reht unb
lieben bic pro5efiion baltsn fofDie ben
Sarg Offnen, unb fiebe ba: Der rer>
meintli9 Sobte entpuppts fi9 als ein
lebenbi9er japanif9er Spion, Der burh
etn God i'm Sargbedel Cuff erbielt unb
feline um9ebung .5eieEsn fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
Surge 9epef@en.

8. NObember.

Sulau0.
@bicago. @apitdn Or. s. Wc.
@ratb, biele Sabre Superintendent i'm
biefisen Yoffamt, 1T 81 Sabre aft ge.
torbcn. st bait, fd i'm 8iirserfriese
ausge3eidnet.
2eabenmortb, 2as. Surd
cine &ehelerploton murbe bic 2emp'f9s
W6belfabrif 3erif6rt. Gin Mann fam
um's 2eben, finf 2eute finb berlebt,
elmer babon t6btlid.
oIumbu s, 8. Grau R. ban
JoRen, SO, uuroe NIT 2 tleinen gnfel-
&inoern tObt In ibrer Wobnung aufge=
funoen. ptemain-8 ersiftung gilt uls
f@runb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
WenerQl 0ineOitd
j3nr ltebernab1ne 0es Sefebls iiber bic critic Tel0=
9lrnaee tit M1lfbe11 eiugetroien.
Gage Der Bort Mrtbnr Garmfun anse6id ber3wdfet. -gfogi forsst bic ruff
idn euloakn snr @aHenrefuns mf.- Sapan. &riessidiH
seiunfem.-Sdare g8ade am Sue3GmdL.

UuHu. U(dH enIoeQIe Den OeQn1teU,
ME er Die 8epesunsen Der Sapaner
angebli6 auf gsfebl oes Miliidr=@ ou-
pernsurs Der pro0in3 Sung Sling auss
%ipiOnirte.
S apanih NnIeibe.
Gonoon, 8. Sob. Der Bro
ipect Der neuen iapanifden Nnleibe BON
$50. 600, 900 mirb morgen ooer DONE
nerfag ausgegeben. Sie cine 9dlfte
foa in Rew DOrt, bic anoere in 2on-
bon ausaeboten tperDen. Diecerum ge=
fi6ert ourh 3oleinnabmen.
$ a b a n. 6riegsf9tff ge=
funten.
/ Shangai, 8. Nop. Wie in
britii6sn .Marine : 2reiien berlautet,
1T elm iapaniides 3riessf9if bur&
cine Mine Dor BORT Nrtbur gefunten.
Suea=@anal 9arf
bema9t I.
Bort Saib, Neappten. 8. No-
bember. Ser ruifiids General. @onful
in Cairo uno Der Marine=N tta1e in
@Onfantinopel trafen anldBli9 Der BE-
p%orfebenoeu Mnfunft bes 2. ruifiden
paeifc=@ si6mabsrs bier elm.
Gum S9ube Der 3riessf9iHe finb
auberssp6bnlide 0orf9tsmabreaeln
9etrOHen. Den ufern Der gan3sn Go
nal.2inie entlans fno bsfonbere ga.
den ~aufsefeIt.
Sue3, 8. Sob. Der ameritanii&e
areu3er y Sun Graneisco 1T heuts
bier eingetrofsn.
Oeiterrei9 .Mnsarn.
pre33ep's W6rber.
Wien n, 8. Nob, Ser beutfh,
Waler gre33ep 1T bon Dem Corporal
zines ilaboniiden &egiments mdbrent
Der jun9iten unruben erffo9en tporben.
Wie Der Corporal iogt, berftefte er gu!
Jur4t Dor gntoedung fein Baionett
Sieie %gntbhluns birfte bic S9mie.
risteiten bes Miniferiums CUR 0erbei
fiibruna elmer frieoliden 8eilesung Del
Worfals tpeientlid erb6ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

M 1t pc It erum tpur0en Bel
benz jin9ften grfdeinen Der peit in Der
inbif6en Stabt patiala Die fGmmtz
lt9en SnfaFen bes bortigen @sfdngniIs
fes seimpft. BON ben 1900 gefanses
neu ertranften nur SO unb ftar6en 3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09

Rei6e if.nxxss 81 u n
tnb in Saut COUNTY, Wis., gsmddT
tporben. Oie giiener3felber sritreden
fh iber 225 Quabratmeilen. Sas
era lit bon bor5iiglihet Qualitdt fir
bic 9erfteQung bon 8eHemer StahI.