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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

Editor Mercer says: There
is not one iota of argument in the
contention. Reducing the work
of the county court can in no
way seriously injure the
county, " This is news to us,
for it means, if it means anything
at all, that the money received by
the county, from the county
court, will not be 1essened by
having perhaps a fourth or third
of its business taken from it by
a city court in Fitzgerald. This
warm weather must be affecting
our good brother.-Ocil1a Dis
patch.
Well, let's see. If the money
received by the county from the
county court is lessened one
third or one-fourth, there is no
earthly reason why the city court
will notp fully as much into the
treasury as is lost by the county
court. Indeed, it would paw into
the county treasury more money
than the county court would.
We will wager that it will paw
more money into the treasury
than the county court ever has
paid, and nobody seriously be-
lieves that the editor of the Dis
patch, our representative in the
legislature, or any other man OBJ
lects to the city court on any
such grounds. Being utterly
without grounds for argument,
they grasp at such statements
as excuses-the veriest subter-
fuge. This may be news to
Hanlon, but it's true.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

II Hanlon is not too much of
"artfu1 dodger" he will take
the proposition by which we
oppose to guarante an increase
the revenues from the county
nrt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

The Washington Post is assur-
eddy to be regarded as one of the
most reliable and authentic daily
publications is this country.
Anything that appears in its
columns, therefore, may be- con-
sidered as genuine, and that be-
ing the case the recent letter from
colored man, Henery S. Baker,
may be taken as simon pure do
cument, and the communication
unquestionab1y owes it's origin to
Mr.. Rooseve1t's Fourteenth A
mendment plank in the Republi-
can platform and that same
gentlemen's b1ack-and-tan policy
thathe Unsurpassed so conspicu-
ously on the country at large.
Let the country at large take
note of it.
The letter referred to is to this
effect:
Editor Post: AS co1ored
man | wish to call attention
to the difference between the
Republican and the Democra-
tic national conventions. At
the Republican convention
the colored man was treated
as companion, friend, and
brother. There he was
made to feel as if he were not
only pos1itical, but a social
equal. The delegates fol-
lowed the advice and ex-
ample of our beloved Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt,
who teaches that the colored
man deserves to be treated
as social equal. To empha-
size this fact, he had the cur
ag to have at his table Prof.
Booker T. Washington If
Roosevelt is elected it will so
encourage the co1ored men
that we will demand that
Prof. Booker Washington
shall be the Republican can
didate for Vice-President in
1908.
Let not my co1ored breth-
rem forget that scene in the
Republican convention when
a beautiful white girl was
place upon the stage, and by
her side negro boy. They
then placed flags in thier
hands and aloud them to
lead the cheering, thus max
ing the first and greatest ex-
ample of the equal of the
races that history recorps.
IN the Democratic conven-
ton there was not a single col
ored man. It was in word
and in deed a white mans
convention of a white mans
party. All hail to Roosevelt,
who has given the pooa negro
so much encourage him the
persist in his political and
social rights.
HENRY S. BAKER
In choosing your politics you
took your choice. The ques-
ton of tariff reform,
currency, cts. sink into,
insignifcance as compared with
tee issue thus brought out,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

they are over wire grass Georgia,
then indeed may we expect to es-
tablish a new record in the year
1904.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30
SATURDAY, July 80, 1904.
For President,
4 ALTON B. PARKER,
Of New York.
For Vice-President,
HENRY G. DAVIS,
Of West Virginia.
Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.

John Temple Graves has again
Arned to his old love, the race
TCblem. He is better at that
AN at politics.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30
Spend Sunday at seashore

By taking in the Sunday ex-
cursions via the Seaboard Air
Line Ry. A jolly good time for
all. Plenty of attractions. See
and be convinced. O. V. Wilson,
Agent, will give you information.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

The Enterprise gives your
business publicity.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

The Thrice-a-Week Enterprise
and the Thrice-a-Week World
only $1.65 per annum.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

bic from that source
county court during
i've years, as compared
last five.
opposition is made in
. j to any who are alarm
Il the revenue coming
county treasury, not
4 necessary in order to
rights, but to allay
erings of those who
ID to put any obstacle
Of Fitzgera1d's pro-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-30

Number of recent arrests on
rancy charge give evidence
Calvin law is not a dead
The forbearance and
Of the majority of her
~ too long made Fitz-
coca of the ne'er-do-
annoyance of the in
lass. The fearless
eiion of the officers
shiftless hulks
refuse to Get
useful, !" may
the necessity
they do not
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

vas hunting the postoffice appoint
nent at Seattle from his old friend and
,lly. Senator AnkeDy. According to
he plans now laid by the machine in
King county Mayor Humes will take
stewards place as postmaster, Judge
Ballinger will be nominated for mayor,
Or. Smith president of the state SEN
ate. will be indorsed for governor, and
sam Piles for United States senator
% succeed Foster. Harold Preston and
his friends are to be left out in the
,old because of their utilization with
Governor Mcbride and their advocacy
If a railroad commission. 1t is very
nice plan. but the best laid plans of
mice and men gang aft aglee.' Pres
ident Roosevelt holds the key to the
situation. He may prefer to appoint
some one else postmaster at Seattle.
Congressman Humphrey has been urg
ing him to reappOint Postmaster Stew
art. 1t is part of the Humes plan
10 retire Humphreys and substitute
BroWnell of SnohOmish, if the former
does not abandon Stewart for HumeS.
The outcome of the scheme will be
with interest.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
THE STATESMAN WAS RIGHT.

The finding of a number of VS. con-
meeting the city's pipes at Thomas
springs with irrigating bitches is only
a confirmation of what was before al
most a settled fact as to the source OF
the greater part of the supply of water
developed by Contractor WOrley. While
the work was in progress the States
man said repeatedly that much of the
water flowing in the city's pipes came
from irrigating bitches, and Council
man Smith made the same assertion
over and over again in the meetings of
the council. The Statesman from start
to finish opposed the plan of develop
ment followed by Morley as a reckless
waste of public funds.
Moreover when an election was call
ed for June ID. 1902 to vote on a $780,
600 bond issue for building a gravity
water system to connect with the flow
of water supposed to have been devel-
oped at Thomas springs, the States
man led the fight against the PROPOSE
lion and it was beaten more than ten
70 one.
Because of its opposition to the en-
ployment of Worley in the first place,
to the work that he did. to his grating
from the wages of his men and to the
bonding proposition the Statesman was
accused in some quarters of being cap
tious and cranky, OF being chronic
kicker and Of nagging at public officials
through pure cussedness. Events have
fully indicated the position taken by
The Statesman. If its advice had been
followed The $15,000 expended in fake
development work at Thomas springs
would NOT have been wasted, and it
was because it's warming was needed
by the people if not by the council,
that the city was saved from the
egregi0us blunder of spending 100000
70 build a gravity system without a
water supply.
These are facts that the files of the
reader Of the paper during that period
will remember. 1t is only one instance
If many in which the Statesman has
sought to protect the interests of the
people even at the sacrifice of personal
friendships and popularity. The
Statesman has always been loyal to the
public interests. but. as cities like re-
publics are VIGOROUSLY ungrateful, its
efforts in hph91f al tho nhOn1n ba
not always been appreciated. How
ever, the rapidly increasing circua-
ton of the paper and the general pat
ronage it is receiving from business
men show that it's merits are being
more fully recognized and that its in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

Now. Yancey, old boy. You would bet
ter come back To the good old demo-
your heart tells You that YOU belong.
Many of the prodigals of 1896 are com
ing back this year after getting their
fill of the husks of republcanism. and
although you have been fed on some
thing better than husks and are not
furnishing for flesh of the fatted calf,
YOU will be made to feel at home. So,
wandering boy. come home.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
ENGLISH WEDDING
Continued from Page Onn).

toral simplicity, devoiing herself as
soon as her years and experience per-
mitted to helping in the management
of the model diaries, etc, on the fam
lily estates III WarWickshire and Essex.
She is an ardent lover of outdoor
sports. and is especially skilful as a
whip. Lady Marjorie is noted for her
beauty and her photographs rival in
sales those of any stage beauty III
London. She IS 4 brunette with bril-
ion, perfect features and a petite fig
ure.
Niscount Helmsley as already stated
is the grandson and heir OF the old
Earl Of Feversham, head of the house
of Duncombe. The latter was founded
by Sir Charles Duncombe, who was
Lord Mayor of London at the begin
ming of the eighteenth century. The
country seat of Lord Feversham is
Duncombe Park, in Yorkshire. a splen-
did mansion in the Doric style, origi-
nally planned by Van Brugh.
Lord Helmsley is now private secre-
tary to Lord Selbourne and intends to
run for parliament at the next elect
ion. His father died from consump-
ton, to which his sister. the Duchess
of LeinSter, likewise succumbed His
three aunts, Lady Helen Vincent Lady
Cynthia Graham and Lady Duncombe
are considered among the most beau
tiful women of England, and it may be
said that the young viscount also pos
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
Germans Man Behind.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. 19.-The
first vote for United States senator
taken this afternoon indicates that
Germans campaign which contem-
plates the election of Bernard Carter,
will meet with strong opposition and
possible defeat Isador Raynor. who
defended Admiral Schley, received the
greatest vote. but not enough to elect
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES
AT MANY POINTS
Some Lives Lost-Others Endangered
and Thousands Of Dollars of
Damage Done.
Panic in a Cafe Fire.

SABASTAPOL, Russia, Jan. 19.-Fire
in a crodwed cafe here today caused
panic Six cOrpseS have been recover
ed and it is. feared a score more are
in the ruins.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
Alderman Brennan Released.

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Alderman Bren-
nan. recently sentenced to a year at
BrideWeu for vote buying was to-
day released on habeas corpus on the
no authority for sentence to- the city
prison on q misdemeanOr charge when
the case was really one of conspiracy
subject to penitentiary sentence.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
BlackmaiIer and t2hn,ie Indicted.

BIackmaiTer an1 tzhonTe Indicted
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-The grand jury
today returned an indictment against
Coachman Tilbury, charged with car
rying concealed weapons and attempt
ing to blackmail Mrs. Thurston out of
$12,500 for the suppression of alleged
compromising letters. 1t also indicted
the three confessed ghOuls who rob-
bed the body of Mrs. Trask in a sa-
!oon where it had been carried during
the IrOQuOiS fire.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
To Settle Tanners Strike.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 19.-At the boot
and shoe workers convention it was
decided that Vice President Lovely
shall go to San Francisco to straighten
out the complications in the tanners
strike. if possible. Failing. he will
from San Francisco manufacturers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

sesses liberal share Of the good looks
for which his family has long since been
famous. He is fairly rich, though not
so SIGH as Waldorf Astor's son, who, it
is said, the Countess of Worwick hoped
daughter, Lady Marjorie Grevill the
bride of today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

Gold democrats are getting most of
the pie in the republican household.
Now that Yancey Blalock has resigned
the receiVership of the local land Of
flee \. J. ellis, another Cleveland
democrat, is to get the place. 1t is so
all along the line. Had you noticed it?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

1t now looks as if the open breach
between Hanna and Roosevelt has
come. Foraker. representing the ad-
ministr"tion Will oppose the Indi-
dates for delegates to the national con
Vention named by Hanna and Will en-
deaVor to put through Il slate of his
own. 1t is dollars to doughnuts that
Hanna will win.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
DistiIIery Warehouse Burns.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 19-The I'M
mense warehouse of the MihalOvitch
distillery was destroyed by fire this
morning Two firemen We're seriously
hurt by falling walls. The loss is
800 600
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
Famous Playhouse Damaged.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19-Harry Min
ers' Peoples theater on the BoWery, a
famous place. was damaged by a fire
which was discovered at this morn
ing. 1t had been used recently as a
Jewish playhouse. The loss is $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-DiSpat cheS
from Minister Allen at Seoul report a
panicky condition at the Korean capital
and intimate that the situation has
been induced by foreign influence to
cause either Japan or Russian to enter
the country in large force to protect
foreign interests. The administration
believes that at the present time there
is Il sufficient force of marines in Korea
to secure the safety Of American in
terests, although Minister Allen con-
tinues to urge an increased guard.
The state department has advices TrOm
St. Petersburg and Pekin favorable to
peace. The officials believe, however,
that war will break out sooner or later
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

Governor Mcbride is at the peniten-
tiary today. Now the Holy Rollers"
should take the Unior's advice to
watch him" Sic 'em, Tige,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
WHAT HUMES WAS HUNTING.

1t now turns out that when Mayor
Tom Humes of Seattle visited Walla
Walla a few weeks ago he was not
hunting geese, as he pretended but
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
w WEATHER..

Tonight ana Wednesday snow fur
ries, colder tonight, continued cold
Wednesday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19

fluence for good is to become stronger
and stronger as the months and years
go by.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-19
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Copy of change of advertisement
flee by the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. to
insure insertion in the issue of even
date.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
DamensW Werein aes eotIalen
Sarnbereins.

Der gsfsrn Wa3mittag pont Oamsn'
Wsrsin bes Socialen 9urnpereins per'
an1nl!eie gu&re.pnrtie erfreute R4
elmer regen getbeilisung.
Die palme bss Gieees trueen na&
msbrifanbiaem 2umpfe fola.nbe Das
men oabcn +:
/. Gtsis-6rau Carl areis.
2. -Grau @utau 6abig.
8. -Grl. anno 2ecnbarbt.
I'm nd&Hsn Sonntas b. 6. Rdr5
finbst bh rsselmdbiae monaili&e @er'
iummluns Ratt. 0a In berielben bie
S&lubsw swsrbsrsitunssn fur bas pRer'
feit astroifen iperben folen, unb nod
anbers wi&tige GeI&dfte uurliegen, 10
iinb bic wsitoIieber eriu&t, f& bcll3db.
Iis eiujufinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Yolisriliass Maerlsi.

Die Tstectius Trap uno 0olb bers
bafteten Mrtbur @umble unter Der Be.
i9ulbiaune bes ginbru@s. st iol
NIT osm sbspfuls in Der 1affilIe brum.
msnosn grnf wlaple In Die Office Der
nSnbiana paper Co." eingebrc&en
Iein.
Charles Campbell bon No. 3l4 Sub
GteffieIb Mpe., trel&er auf Weranlaf.
flung Der Iunossbet6roen In 0arts'
bile. Sno., mesen Deiertirens berbaf.
ist unb nod bier sebra&t uurbs. be,
finbei Kd nod INNER in elmer 3eue Der
poli3eiiaotIon. Sein phpifi&sr gu.
ffanb iff aber ein oerartiser, bab alIer
Wabri9einli9isit nod bas ariegsbe.
partsmsnt ibn entlafen tuiro.
Other pueb, Der tollthbne
Bandit. ipel9sr In Der 16 Weilen tueifs
li9 bon Bloomington belsgenen Ort'
itaft wseWille Dor 3uei Wo@en Dieb.
HGble In benz @ei4dft bon Ebomas
@apsr unb Charles wur& begins, oie
@ei4dftsinbaber bur& Rebolrsri&afie
perwunoste unb bann auf einem
pferb, ipel9ss er BON 5. u. WcouIep
gefoblen bate, sntflob. III Bier bon ben
Dstsctips Rannins, Simon 0alsp unb
Splan berbaftei unb In Der qoli3ei.
Gtction einseiperrt worben. Seine
Wsrhuftuns erfolste In ieiner Wob'
nuns 1927 Wlc@ia Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Nus ben 0eridjtsb6fem.

Neum ntbige nnbsr.
SIN griminaIaeri4t befannten Wance
Scbnion unD Irtbur BED I'D i4alOil,
am %. San. @barIes Deb. @l:ri in
einem @si3dft an Der Y. psnnipl,ania
Str, nabe Der capital Wpe. uno 0ourt
Cir. ibsrfnaen unb I'm $40 beraubt
~ babeH. sic wurosn na9 bsm
@eformatorium eeianbt.
ROp 0offman bsiannte f9 bes gr.
lansens bon @elb unter fali9en Bot
udnosn Ituloia. gr batte ben Wirtb
gbrin. 2ub bon Der Burial Ctr. nit
einsm tpsrt6loien Gbsd um $l0 ee.
Isimt. Der Ri@ter sntlieb ibn NIT
einem fuspenoirten urtbeil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Gine 5rauerboti aft aus Deuti@s
LAMB.

9srr Sotn .. Sienl bat aus Heus
burg on ssr Donau, gapern bic
5rauernadridt erbalten, oab iein
Truoer, Der @pmnafal profefor
Gran3 Sieffl bort an 5. Sc.
bruar i'm Utter bon 81 Sabren aus
benz 2sbsn geidieoen 1T.
Serielbe mar elmer Der berborra'
ssnbfsn proisfOren gapsrns. gr mar
Elm Weterar aus benz oeuii9.franj0'
fiidsn 2risss uno Snhaber mebrerer
Grisgsmeoaigsn. Ser Wtrbli9ene bin-
terIdbt auBer isiner Wiitue nod brei
S0bne, msl9s fdmmtli9 Webicin itu.
biren.
Die ftsrbli3sn llebsrreie bes Uer'
iforbsnen uurbsn i'm Grsmatorium In
0sioslbsrs our@ Geusr in If&e per'
iranbelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
0e6nrtstassfeier.

Ssltsn finbet man 2eute, bic ibren
@ebartstag nur ale bier Sabre feiern
i6nnen. Nber 6err Samuel Blum
an Der Wef 1Otsn Gtrabs ma1t bisIe
befonbere Musnabme, inbem er am
90. Gebruar eeboren 1T. Weil ct nun
iuOn felt a@t Jabren isinen @eburts'
tag ni9i feiern tonnte, 70 tuuroe bless
nal cine fstr fbOne Gefli&teit anse'
riHtet.
Seine gelietie Gattin iiberraiAts
ibn NIT benz @sidenf elmer feinen sol'
bsnen 9ai&enubr.
gs iuaren piele Werwanbte uno
9reunbe jueeaen, bic nit bielerIei
Gsi@enisn feiner rsi@li& beoa&tsn.
Wir sratuliren ber3liG.
8. 9. 1aus, gaitor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Snpianapplia Snb, Nlcnuo 80. Gebruar 1904
Sonferem3 bon @rnbenbeittern
&obleu8rdbern.

0suts tuuroe TN glappsol 0otsI bic
eonfsrsna bon Grubsnbsdbsrn unb
2oblensrdbsrn tuisber aufsenommsn.
oersn groreiultat iebt allQemein nit
grObter Spannuns entsegenseiebsn
wirD.
Warum aud ni4ts - Das publi.
cum I'm allsemsinsn bat Elm ni&t min.
Der grobss Sntsrefe baran, als wie Die
beiosr sund9ff intereiiirten parteien,
bic Grubenbeiiber unb Mrbsiter. Denn
tommt es i'm ungtinifi9en Sale gum
Musfnnos Der 2sute unb 3isbt ii@ bies
ier IN bic 9dnge, 10 entftebt abermals
cine Roblens2nappbeit unb man uirb
tpieberum feline liebs ysotb baben, rai@
aenus bic benOtbistsn iHwars:n 9ia.
manten 3u betommsn. abgeieben ba.
bon, 'oaB fs obenorein nod I'm preife
feigen ipsrben.
Die Musf@ten fur cine shtli9e Bei.
Issuns Der 9iffsren3en auf Der bepcr'
Rebsnben neuen gonferens iinb leioei
ni&t pieIperipredenb.
IS wiro beitimmt bsbauptet, baE
ieln 9beil nadgeben tuoQe, bab BIZ
@rubsnbsfber auf Der perlangten
obn.grniebrig,ins unb Wieoer.gin.
fabruns Der 1902 Scala bur9aus be,
feben, bic Mrbeiter aber BON ibrer Ssor.
berune, bis isbise 2obnfcala beisube'
baIten, ni9t abIafen tuolen.
gs tpdre 3u tuuni&eu, tusnn beib'
5beiIe fi& auf buIbem Wsgs entseser
fommen iuiirbe.
Die gonferm3 tuuroe I'm 9 llbr beut
wprmittas I'm Muoitorium bes Clap
pool 0otels erbfnet. Mn berislbsr
nabmsn $50 DsIesoten Der Grubenar
better unb $40 @rubenbeHber tbeil
Uie isbise Sobnicala TT nur nod BIZ
gum /. Mpril In 2raft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Sener In SrbtustOH.
Die 5amiIie etetpart tettete NIT fnapper
glotb bas nadte geben.

0euts tn frhber Wors:ntunoe brad
in benz einif0disen bon Der Gamilie bss
SOhn Gtsipart bsrpobnten Grame.6auie
20. 1906 uniuerfitp @ebduoe ein Geusr
aus, irslhes, als bic 8euobner erwah'
ten, bereits iOl&e DimsnFOnsn angs'
nOmmen bate, bab bic Iamilie nur
nit trappsr gotb bas nadte Heben
rstten fcnnte. Der werluif belduft iid]
auf $1,000; osrfslbe III Elm totaler, bo
ibm teine Verii4erung segeniiberltebt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

'Oae 2aouns orans benz bisridbrigsn
Bruber bes Sobn In ben Waden ano
psrurin9te ttotli&e Wunbsn. Da Der
ungladli&e 6&ube an ben glnttsrn er.
|ranlt 1T, 10 befinbst R9 bas 6aus un.
ter ifrieter Quarantine. 5reunbs unb
Wertuanbte biirfsn bemna& bic Tamilis
ni&t befu4en, I'M osrisIbm in ibrsm
2ummer biIfrei9 sur @eite gu fteten.
Rad Mlasta.
Rem Mlbanp. Geo. gurrp,
Der erfe Snasnisur bes Hampfers
r9ouiie", unb fein Nfffsnt George
9urner, bic ii9 felt einisen Monaten
bel ibren GamiIien In Rem Mlbanp
aufbieIten, reifen esitern mad Mlasta
ab. Die .2ouife" if zines Der goote
Der Gloite Der Mlasia Commercial Co.,
unb bat felt feds Sabren In benz DienH
jwif4tn Dawisn Gitn unb Der Win.
buns bes Yuton Gtroms eeaanben.
SIN pergangenen Cttober gerietb
bas Boot etwa attsis Meilen unter.
baIb Dawfon In i&weres 9reibsis unb
fror ein. @Iei&3eitis uurben nod bier
anbere Dampfer berIelben 9inie In gar
ni&t sroben gntfernunsen bon sinan-
Der bonn giie einasf4loHen. Die mel.
iten Wannf@aSten bon ben Hsfabungen
traten, na&oem auf ben G9iffsn Mlles
ftir ben winter bereit ssma9t unb sins
Wa8e 5uriidaeIaRen iporoen mar, su
Gub ben WariA nod 0aipfon an, unb
tuanberten bon ba nber bas @ebiese
mad @laauup, no He f& nod ben BET.
einisten Staaten eini&iiften, um ben
Winter Be! ben Sbren 3u berbrinaen.
@urrp uno Burner tueroen nit ibren
Qameraben in Seattle w1itte Der nd9.
Fen Wo@s SuIammsntrsfen, unb bic
san3s @eieQi&aft mirb semeini&aftIi1
bie Rsiis na9 6iasuap nntreten. Bon
bort reiIen he per Habn na9 benz 80
Wlsilen entferntsn Wbiie 6oris, mas
isbem BON ibnen $50 totem uirb.
Damn eebt es In 1unbe.G .G&litien hber
gis uno e&nse mad benz 600 WeiIen
entfernien Datpion, eins @esie, beren
Rotten fir isoen Wann sl75 betraseu.
umb i&lieblib Su GuB 80 Weilen bic
llfer bss Yuion hinab gu ben I'm giie
liesenben Dampfern. Die gonjs Sour
na9IIasla nimmt 35 Sage In Mnipru6
unb bic Wdnner tperben oann bis Witte
wlai su t6un taben, um bic S4iffe fir
ben boun bssEnnenben Werlebr In @tano
au ieben. Gurrp III i&on tn ben lebten
eommern In Nlasta peweien, Burner
In ben Ietten bier Sommeru. Beioe
gsbentsn TN glopenibsr juidd su Ism.
men, um baun bauernb In Rem NIbanu
3u bleiben.