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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
S3O, 900 STILL MISSING.
No Trace of Money stolen from Fore-
 paugh-selIs Circus. 1~


 Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 20.-A special to the Observer from Tarboro, N. G., says: .@5.
 There are no further developments regarding the theft of $3o,000 in cash from the ticket wagon of the Fore paugh- Sells circus early yesterday morning. Three trains carrying the circus so winter quarters at Columbus, Ohio., will leave here about 1 o'clock in the morning and about the same time special passenger train will take the employees to Richmond. The man and woman arrested in connection with the robbery have been released from custody. Their effects were searched, but no trace of the missing $30,000 was found. Up to this time the authorities seem to be without the faintest clue as to the whereabouts of the money or of the people who made away with it. The circus people have practically talk en the case out of the hands of the Tarboro police and are depending upon their own resources to handle the mat ter
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
EMPLOYE CONFESSES.
Brealks Open T Trunk and Steals s2o,s
 900 In Jewelry.

Louisville. Ky, Nov. 20. Schuyler Baird, an employe of local transfer company, was arrested late last night and confessed to breaking open the trunk of Mrs. Holley, wife of pr. Sam uel H. Holley of Lexington, and rob- 5bing it of $20000 worth of jewels while taking 1t to the depot. Mrs Holley was robbed of her jewelry before or during a trip to New York,to which place she started from Louisville last Tuesday. Among the jewels reported missing was q necklace which had been in the fam fly for more than a hundred years, val ued at $10,000.
 It is reported that part of the jewels " has been recovered and it is believ~ ed that the remainder of the missing articles will be found eventually.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Church Dedicated

Thompsonville, Nov. .2O.--St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church was dedicated to-day, the event being of great inter- est, not only locally, but throughout Connecticut. Bishop Tierney of Hart ford officiated at the dedicatory ser- vices in the morning, and attending were sixty priests from all parts of the state E:...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
HAMMERING AT FORTRESS
JAPS EXPLODE ANOTHER MAG
 AZINE IN PORT ARTHUR.

Operations Against All the Works Pro-
 eeeding as Pre-Arranged-RussI
 Infantry shelIed and Compelled to
 FIee-Increasing Activity Below
 Mukdn-Oyama Reports RepuISe of
 Russian Attacks.
 Tokio, Nov. 2o--6 p. m.-A dispatch from the army besieging Port Arthur, dated November 1s, says: ..
 During the bombardment this after noon shell from a Japanese naval gun exploded Russian magazine near the arsenal.
 'our operations against all the forts are proceeding as pre-arranged from Manehurian headquarters. At noon to-day we shelled the Rus sian infantry engaged in entrenching east of Reiuchiangtun, and also infan- try in the rear of the villages, causing them to flee in confusion.
 Tn other directions there is no change to note.' .s...
 Tokio. Nov. 2O-Noon.-It is reported that the Japanese, after successfully mining, occupied a counterscarp on sungshu mountain last Friday.
 chefoo, Nov. 21--11 a. m,-The gem eral attack on Port Arthur was resum- ed November IS or 19, according to the report of persons arriving here to-day from Dalny. They say that the Japan ese are so secretive that it is difficult in Dalny to learn the true facts. Even the officers detailed to work at the base do not know what their comrades at the front are doing. On November Is a peculiarly heavy explosion shook every ship lying at Dalny. The explosion was aseribed to the blowing up of land mines or a magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
HaIIocJk Street Fire.

A fire broke out yesterday morning shortly after 6 clock ina vacant house at 56 Hallock street, which was former ly owned by Hannibal" the candy man, and did considerable damage, the fire eating it's way through the entire inside of the house and burning away part of the roof before extinguished by the department.
 s It is believed that the fire was was of incendiary origin, as no one was living ill the house at the. time. All of the furniture had been removed. ,,,s 5.-.*...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Fire at AshyiIIe. N, c,

Asheville, N. C., Nov. 20-Fire which Broke out at 1O:20 o'clock tonight re- suited in loss of between $75,OOO and $1OO,OoO, which may be further swelled before the flames are brought under complete control. The principal losers are the Theobold Candy company, building and stock destroyed; the Ashe- ville Music company and Bender's hair dressing establishment. The losses are partially insured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
OCEAN LINER AGROUND
 ON LONG ISLAND SHORE
STRANDS JUST BEFORE DAK-
 LIGHT SUNDAY MORNING.

sieIlian Prince With Six Hundred
 steerage and Twelve Cabin Passen-
 gers AbOard-Am Attempts to Pull
 Her or FaiI-Resting EasiIy-Cap-
 tain Mistakes Lightships--NO Alarm
 Aboard.
 New York, Nov. 2O.-The Prince line steamship Sicilian Prince from Genoa and Naples lies aground tonight on the Long Island shore, one mile west of the Long Beach life saving station. The steamer stranded just before day. light this morning and all efforts throughout the day to get her into deeper water have proved futile.
 Four tugs are standing by the vessel, and with hawsers made fast to bow and stern, by their united efforts, are keeping her from being dashed further on the beach.
 An attempt was made to float the si- cilian Prince at flood tide, about 5 o'clock this afternoon and with the as- sistance of her own engines, she moved amout 1000 feet, but still held fast to the sandy bottom. The vessel lies easy on the beach. There is little surf and hardly any. wind, and unless a storm breaks it is expected the ship will be pushed off the bar at flood tide in the morning. Should this attempt fail, the 500 steerage and 12 cabin passengers Htff1I he ,,ff c,ta and brought to this city and the cargo will be hghtered. The vessel lays about 300 yards off shore in about eigh- teen feet of water.
 The Sicilian Prince is fourteen days out from the Italian ports and has about 600 Italian emigrants in the steerage. An unusually fast trip had been made and when she struck this morning she was making about twelve knots
 Captain Richard Van Kicklen, in charge of the Long Beach life saving station, says that it twas hay at the time and the captain of the Sicilian Prince was steering northeasterly course. His only explanation of the vessel being so close in shore is what he learned from some of the crew of the ship who say that Captain William Hank of the Prince line saw the Sandy Hook light and mistook it for the Barnegat light on the Jersey coast. Patrolman Milo H. Abrams of the life saving corps saw the vessel heading for the beach and burned flare, but the signals was apparently too late. The lookout on the ship heard the breakers ahead and gave the warning the en- zines were reversed, but the vessel slid up on the beach before she could overcome her momentum. The steam CT grounded 50 easily that few of the passengers knew of the ships predic- ament until daylight. Even then, as the emigrants looked out upon America for the first time they broke into a cheer, thinking they had arrived at the end of their journey.
 Captain Hank came ashore about 6 o'clock this morning when he found his ship was fast aground and imme- diately got into communication with the agents of the line in this city, who dispatched the wrecking tugs. These arrived early in the afternoon and will stand by the ship until she is fioated.
 The Sicilian Prince is steel vessel of 1,70S tons net. She was built Tn Greenock in 1889, and has seven water tight compartments.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Dies from F6otbalI Iniurx.

Bethlehem, Pa. Nov. 2G.-samuel Hess, senior of L.ehigh university, son of former State Senator J. H. Hess, died last night of concussion of the brain, superinduced by being thrown in a flying tackle in a. football game at Hellertown Saturday afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
PLUM FOR cocKRELL.
Senator Offered Either Canal or Inter-
 state GomplIssIonership.

Washington. Nov. 2O.-The president has offered Senator Cockrell Of Mis- souri the isthmian canal commissioner ship made vacant by the resignation of Colonel Hecker or Michigan and has also told him that if he feels that his health will not permit him to take the place. the president desires to offer him a position on the interstate commerce commission.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Wood Alcohol Victim.

Bridgeport, Nov. 20.-~Charles Bramer, thirty-six years old. who had been un- conscious for a week from the effects of drinking "dead house" whiskey, con- taining a large percentage of wood al- cohol, died late last night. *1a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Lady CurzOn Removed.

London, Nov. 20.-Lady Curzon was taken by a special train to-day from Walnaer to Bournemouth, where she will spend the winter at Highcliffe Castle, Christ Church, mile outside the town. The milder climate of Bournemouth is expected to assist her sconvalescence. She bore the journey well.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Death os Mrs. Luceniu Meserve.

Danbury, Nov 20.-Mrs. N. Lucenia Meserve, widow of the late Lieutenant Harry Meserve, of Lowell, Mass, died, at the home of her son, Rev. Harry Chamberlain Meserve, of this city, late last night, heart disease being the cause. She was seventy-one years old. The body will be taken to Lowell for burial Tuesday. ..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
ATTACK ON E1sE MoUNrA1N.
One Expected to Occur November 24--
 Japanese Rein9orcements.

Japanese Reinforcements.
 Chefoo, Nov, 20. p. m.--Another at tack on Etse mountain is expected to occur November "A, according to Chin- ese who left Dalny yesterday. The Chinese here report that the reinforce ments for the Japanese continue to ar rive. For the past ten days 1000 men have arrived daily. On November IA, Chinese say they saw fifty guns brought into Dalny. Some were broken, others were in good condition. The Japanese said they had captured them. They also saw 150 prisoners, including three officers, brought in. Some of the citi- zens of Dalny expected that the attack of November l24 would be general Etse mountain being the chief object of the attack. Five more heavy guns recent ly arrived from Japan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Russia Almost Ready to Strike.

Rome, Nov. 2O.--Grand Duke Cyril of Russia has arrived here and will com plete his convalescence in Italy. Speak, ing of the situation in the Far East, the Grand Duke predicted that the tide will soon turn, Russia having al- most completed her preparations to strike a decisive bloWs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
KROONLAND REPORTED LOST
SAID TO HAVE FoUYDERED IN
 MID-OCEAN,

Absolutely No Confirmation of It-Of-
 1icials of Red Star Line in New York
 Brand RumOr as MaIicIous-Due fin
 That Port Tonight but May be De-
 layed by Heavy Weather.
 London, Nov. 2O.-A news agency re- port from Brussels states that rumors are afloat at Antwerp that the Red Star line steamer Kroonland founder ed in mid-ocean. Officials of the com pany here deny all knowledge of the al- legged disaster and discredit the rurlors.
 New York, Nov. 20.-The officials of the Red Star line brand as malicious the rumor of the Kroonland founder ing. They discredit the report and de- clare that the Kroonland is not due here until Monday night and as ves- sells arriving report heavy weather she may not get here until Tuesday.
 London, Move. 2O.--No news has been received here regarding the news agency report from Brussels Saturday night that the Red Star line steamer Kroonland had foundered in mid-ocean. Neither the Atlantic Transport line steamer Minneapolis, which was in communication with the wireless teIe- gram station at the Lizard, nor the Cunard line steamer Saxonia which ar rived at Queenstown to-day spoke the vessel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
PARKER TAKES APARTMENTS
Engages Suite nt Hotel Formerly oc- =. cupIed by Marcus Dnly.

New York, Nov. 2O.-Former Judge Alton B. Parker and Mrs. Parker will spend the winter in New York city at the Hotel Netherlands. He has engag- ed the suite formerly occupied by the late Marcus Daly. The apartments front on Fifth avenue and are consid- cred to be the most expensive in the hotel. MT. and Mrs. Parker will arrive in New York November 2S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Second Squadron Resumes Journey.

Copenhagen, Nov. 20.-The vessels of the second division of the second Rus sian Pacific squadron resumed their journey northward from Langeland this morning. g. -@ s # ,-..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
PECULIAR MISSILE.
Japs Using One Which Explodes and
 Gives Off Foul Gas.

Chefoo, Nov. 2o.s:ao p. m.-The local Russian consul has received from Port Arthur a letter describing the use by the Japanese of peculiar missile. The missile looks like long sausage. The Japanese throw it into the trenches and 1t bursts, giving off an odor so foul that if 1t is not thrown out of the trenches immediately the soldiers faint. The gas is not fatal in it's effect.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-21
Quiet Saturday Night.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 2O.-General Ku- ropatkin telegraphs that there was no fighting the night of November 1S-19.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
INDIANAPOLIS GAS co,
Suriid mad Gramforosbias.

Siabt-M arldal patton ton Gram
fOrosUile traf seitern bier Elm. I'm ben
ME beri6tet am S~onneritae uieoer
perbafteten 8eloi9rant Sprenqer
SbOmas 9eefe nad Grawforosbiae
reip. grOOt 3urid3ubringsn, mo oers
Ielbe ben @elbfdrant BEG &oufmannes
6eb geiprengt unb oabeiis300 in gaar
uno 9eB' ubr sefOblsn bate. Siefelbe
muroe, ME bereits beridtet, bier in
9eefe's geFiB mieoerssfunosn.
O. Die bette 5 Sent gigarre in
Der Staot, Wu1o's y2onqfeIotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
pratI9Ialos ajcuOIkrrm9sueme9uno
Gbei6liebuneeu. Ge5urten uno Gterssiane
gsntutlide 3nunbme Der Uepotferuno.

Gbei6llicnmnecu. Ge5urten uno EterteiaGc.
gsaiurside 3nuabme Der uepolfsruno.
lleber Die GbsT9licBunocn Ue6urlerl
uno Sterteidlle i'm 9eutI9en &eide
perDfTentli1t Ger n3ei1s Nn3cigsr~ DC
9aupt5a9len fiir 1902. Gie 3abt rsr
ebei9lieBurgcn betrug 457.10S INN
blieb oafnit Dinter Der Der YoriaGrc
suriid; i'm Sabre 1901 bate lie 43S,
500, 1900 476.491 uno 1889 471,5l9
betraocn. Muf 1000 Ginlpobner Ia.
men 10 GbeI6IieBungen gesen $50 i'm
Sabre 1901. SO I'M Sa5re 1900 unb
1899 unb 81 i'm Sabre 1898 nno
1897. Mlan muB bis 1894 3uriid-
geben, I'm cine ebenio nieorige relatips
0~eirat6s3ifier 81 finoer.
Au6 Die 3abl Der 0eborenen mar
nit 2,O39,513 INN 1926 nieorigsr aIs
1901. Nuf 1000 famen 36.2 @ebo.
rsne geoen 1863 i'm Sabre 1901, 36.S
1900 uao $40 i'm Sabre 1899. Scii
1896, 100 fie 37.5 bctrogcn bate. iii
Die 9eIatip5iffer Der 0eburten In Sim
ten; man muB bis 1871 (35.9) rn1
por1cr bis 1856 (34.9) 3uriidgehen,
nm cine nieorioere 3iffer 81 finOen, als
fir 1902.
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itGrterss Ginten DER Sterblidteit su-
iamnen. Die 3abl Der 1ooesTdae Sc
trug nGmIih i'm Sobre 1902 POI
gegen 1.240.O14 i'm Sabre 1901,
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179 i'm SoEre 1899. IS Iino ollo i'm
Sabre 1902 runo $4,000 Yerionen ipcs
niger geitorben ais msSobre 1901 unO
$4,000 peniger ais 1900. Wut 1000
Der Yco0lterung tomea 20.6 Gtetbes
fdae 9egen 21.S i'm Sabre 1901. 23.2
1900 uno 22.6 1899. BOD niemdls
Ieit 9eginn oieier Statiitit Qo4D lit
Die r~elatipe Sterbc5iffer audi nur an
nd6ern0 10 aering gepeicn. lpie i'm
Sabre 1902. Dies bat CUR Tol9e aes
habit, pab trob pes Sintens Der Oss
b~urts5iIfer Die natiirlide 3unabme Der
YepOlierung. b. |. Der lleberihuB Der
Ueburten iiber Die Sterbesdae. 70 grob
ipor pie ME 3uoor. uno slpar obIolnt
ipie relatip. 9ieie 3unabmt betruo
1923 gegtn 1884 i'm Sabre 1901
uuo 7SO,247 i'm OurdIhnitt Der les
ten 10 Sabre. Nuf 1900 Der YeOoI
terung betrug lie 1876 geaen 15.1 in
Sabre 1901. 1876 1900 uno IA 1898.
Mnnd6srno 10 bob pie i'm 8erihis=
jabre mar tie nur 1896 uno 1895 se
peien.
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Q(ntbeil Der unsbeliden Ueburten al
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Iiefem Sinteu lit. Muf 100 Geborene
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III Elm 10 aeringer Nntpeil Der unepcs
lihen 0eburten ielieeiisl: iDotoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
ioemte a%berma.iser Telttas In
DER Wermania Sale.

S,rr Nictor Sole, Der coilante gis
sentbiimer Der @ermania Dale, uir1
beute, Samlfag. Nadmittaa um 8 ll6r
cine Nahfeier ieiner grofnungs5eier
BEG zsnobirten gafe's abbalten. Die
elise miro, Den go,bereitunQs1 3uFolQe.
e6enio groBartig a~usfalen, ME Die
Originate eier bonn lebten Montag.
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in prddtiser Neiie oecorirt rno inu=
minirt. MOntani's Ordefer miro
feline id0nifen We!len ertlingen laRen
uno last but not least, oas Qund.
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bon 9~slicateiien aufmeiisn. 0aben
bod lebte Radt 2 yGbefs" bis gu
ipdter Stunoe an Der 3ubereitung Der
2~edertiRen seidahf, Die sur 2abuna
Der ertparteten @dlte bienen iolen,
oenen es am lsEten WOntag nidt ber=
90nnt mar, Der eriten Geier bei3u=
mobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Mid.cr nno .necrlaatcr.

Mus grssldu bsrimtet bic Bresldues
MpraenSeituna: Sine f%uriole Scenl
creianete iih, pie uns aus Mnipdlttrei-
fen b,rihtet mirD, por einigen Sdgen
Dor elmer EieIigen SfDffsngerihtsab-
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be mporlibenoen Mmtsrihter in Oiffe-
,ren3en. Sm Yerldufe Der 0erbanos
lung nannte Der 9idter ben @naetlaa=
ten ciyen ufre6en Qummel". Or On
9eflaeie eripioerte: yWenn Sic nihi
Der Yoriibenoe loGren, 10 niirbe i'd
Sbnen cine berunierbauen." 9iele
@euBerung peranlaBte ben amtirenoen
G%tootsonlpalt, cine 6aftltrafe pon
brei Ggen ipeasn u%neebiibr in 9tntras
gu Erinaen. Der Ridter perfiinoete
horauf. oab Der ansetlaete 81 bieier
StraFe perurtbeilt lperbe. Der qnoes
flaate dber. Der nidt uuf ben &cpf &c
fallen mar, crtldrte, oaB Der Hidder
aaein cine To.hs Strafe nidt perbdn=
gen tOnnte, es miibten crit Die SHOffen
eefraat perbsa. Der Hidter 5og i;dl
nlnmehr nit ben SdOffen in ods BE
ratbunssSimmer 3uriid. Die 8eras
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lid muBts Der @oriiBenbe Dem 4naez
flaaten betdnnt geben. Dab Oas SHOTz
Tenesrid)t in ieiner Mebrbeit" cine
lln9ebiibr nift angenommen babe. unS
bub pesbaIb bic @aitItrafe nidt aus
aefprptben iperoen Tonne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
weWfpsel 5am yeIaraper aonigss
ru0rorr.


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ruIIiIde @elonnte in YeIgrab, 6err
Sl1aritop. benz bel ben GreiqnlIen
Scs lebten Gommers in Serbien cine
sepihe Role 6ugefhrieben rurbe. auf
leinen Ypiten nidt mebr suriidtebrel
miro. Uianherlci untontroairbare @ez
ri1te iiter bic @riinos Der .llngnaoe'",
in Die er eefollen, linb i'm umlauf. Sis
der III. DaB er auf bic erite Na9rids
aus Genf iiber bic 9(nnabme rer So
niestrone bur6 YeterAarageoroepitI4
Die Y~e3iebungen nit benz &abinett
Mpaiumoipiti6 pieber aufnabm, oas
bamols nod nidt bic 8eitdtiaune bes
neusn BiirIien bate uno cine rein re-
Do!ltiondre Hegierung mar.
Ias Der befannIen 0liid!punf9oez
pcide bes 3aren ging berpor. baB man
ain rulIiIden 0ofe ben Yelgraoer a5z
~niosnioro ebenio peinlih empfunben
bate. Ipie ireenopo. forDerte ooh bic
Depefhe in entifieoeniter Weile oieges
itrafung Der &0niasmorDsr. Inter Ioi-
den llmlt1nben tonnte man id)on oaz
mails a%nnebmen, cap bic ppreiiigeH
Qiebensipiirbiqfeiten. Die 9err 5f6as
ritoff benz 8abinett Npotumolpitid) er
nieIen, cine itrenQe Giibne finDen mir
ben. Won er5dblt ferner, Serr 9Tda.
ritDip babe Dem OberIten Wai6in etlpa
bier Wo6en Dor Dem aOni9smoroe,
als bic er 0err cine Reile BON BelgraO
mad SEM unb bann bon @enf na6
petersburg unternabm, Die Reilepd=
pierre seliefert, bic linn erm0eli9ten,
ruffiiden 9oben gu betreten.
Wdbreno bes aOnigsmorbes babe
Ell bonn bon ben 6enftern Der ruililhen
Oelonotfdoft aus, bic Dem 8oni9s=
tonof esaeniiberliegt, Die Yoradnge i'm
palois beoba6iei. ob5par lein Sin
g~reifen, ia iein blobes Grfheinen i'm
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ben ndhtli9en untbaten 6alt al aez
bieten. Was bon bieien 9insen rid
zig, ldBt fi6 natiirliA MD: feItitelea.
3pii6en 8elgroo, Semi uno Yetersr
BURG ipannen Iid Dor Der ierbiIden
WfiIitdrerbebuns man6erlei 6dben,
bod lam man annebmen, oab man
non ben erfoleten Morotbaien in pe=
i%srsburg ebenio iiberraidt mar lpis in
@enf. Der S6ritt 9idaritoips bel
Mootumopitl9 mar jeoenfaas ebenio
cine Gingebuna Ieiner# eiaenen Politii,
iDit oles Nnoere, lpas bon i'm er6dblt
nirb. unb iiberbies aseiqnet. bic ruff
iifde R%esierung in Elm Idiefes Gitt gu
brinaen.
Ginen anoeren Wea, Die Dinee rid
tie 3u marfiren. pie Die 9%bberufung
Simaritolps. bat es nift aegeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

Der 9onpeomini 0pirD
Eat Die Netrutenporlage fir oas. JdDr
1904 i'm ungoriiden MbgeorbneRas
bauie ein9ebra6t.
Gin turiofer pro3eB sat
iid jiingit in MetitO abgelpielt. Sin
Y~iebbdnbler bcrianote cine MnSabl
Sdpeine i'm Wertbe bon etipa $3.50
BON Seotlan nod WonterreD. Inter
pegs pereHbeis elm 9rober 56eil, unD
Iei Der 4nfHnft III Monterrep muBten
Die Wageu idleunigft aus Der Station
cntfernt peroen, neil lie einen peltilen-
sialif9en ejeru9 ausitr6mten. Die
penigsn nod lebenoen S6iere puroen
bon Der 8abn9eienfhaft iibernnmmen,
oenn lie mubten iofort geidla6tet perz
ben. Dem 8efiber ipurben bofiir etipa
500 a%usssjabIt. Dieter erbob cine
Sfnoenerlagtlage eesen bic 8abn, In
benz er bebauptete, Der 3ugfibrer babe
bic Sdpeine Dor Der @erloounq baben
faFen. Sdpeine f0nnten aber fplfe
n%aturpiorie gsbanbluna nift pertras
gen. Die 8abnseienidaft nuroe fpes
ntn manuelnoer BetpeiIe freiaefprOhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Sin ~tide4ii4es gIa!t

Gin tfdedi DIES 8la.t
areift ben 5bronfpl9er Gr5bsr3og
5ran5 5srOinuno an, tpeil er Die Nei=
lung ertbeilt babe, buB Iein 9ehlsonz
malt Fir feline 8siiBung 8onopiidt in
9Obmen iia bel alien omtlifen Ginsas
ben Der beutlden Sprafe gu bebienen
babe. Die MeIoung bes tlde6iinen
Blattes 1T woEl oarallf 6eredlnet, Elm
Osmenti 81: erSpineen, bos ipabr=
l6einlih audi erfolgen mirb. Die
Melbuna lit ndmlih iniofern unri9s
tia, ais Die betreffenben Gineaben lett
jeber in oeutlder Sprafe senIaft tOors
ben iino.
Senement=W obaungen
ait slnem .3immer fpurben in 2onbon
bon 172,502 ouf 149.524 perminosrt,
lpdbreno Mobnurgen IN 9ensmsntS
nit 2. 3 unb 4 3immern OH 3obl um
l6, Is UNI 81 pro5snt aunabmen.