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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08

Efforts 20 serve a warrant on Mrs.
about her house for a week and when the
detectives attacked the doors with axes
in order 10 serve warrant in criminal ac-
ton which Mr.. Platt finally had been pre-
vailed upon to bring, there was a large
crowd OF spectators
AS Mrs. Elias left the house leaning
heavily upon theAar OF the detectives
she had TO pass between solid rows OF
curious persons. while street cars, car
riages and automobiles were lined up In
order that their passengers might view
the outcome Of the strange siege which
has been on Cor days
Mrs. Elias expressed no concern over
her arrest. The specific charge on which
the warrant was based, Is the alleged ex-
tortlon OF $500 from Mr.. Platt in May
last
Mrs. Elias was arraigned today and
lreld in $50. 600 for examination next Fri
day Bail was not furnished and she
was committed TO the Tombs prison.
When the prisoner was taken from her
cell 10 a cab IN which she was taken
TO the Tombs court. she was met by
jeering crowd which filed the street
around the polke station. The woman
was accompanied by two detectives.
Just a. the cab started a large express
wagon drove directly in the path Of the
cab and the crowd closed IN The crowd.
however, was more curious than threaten
ing and the detectives succeeded in clear
Ing n passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
PROHIBITION PARTY'S
STATE CONVENTION,

1t o'clock today before Prohbtions
representing various and cities of Rhode
order by Chairman C. H. Tey of the
assembled they in Frances Willard hail. 48 Snow
the of eecng delegates and aernates
vention Indianapolis Ind, three weeks from today
Members of the national committee
such other business transacted might brought
sideration.
Continued Page Eighty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
CRIPPIE CREEK Is
UNDER MARITAL LAW

Denver Co June dispatch Victor Colo says
a law declared the Cripple Creek district o'clock this
morning by the posting Acting Haggots proclamation
at a number of places in the camp.
The posting of
Bell who arrived Victor from Denver early today with the proca-
nation Conditions in the quiet according all
General Bell has assumed command of the military and control
OF the district and has called council of
companies He has ordered Colonel Vdecberg had
charge of the affairs of the
several months ago, the district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
MORMON CHURCH OPPOSES
The MISSION SCHOOLS,

Boston. June S-"oppostion TO our mis-
sion schools on tho part OF CMormon)
church authorities is determined and per-
sistent. Every effort IL made 10 hinder
their efficiency"
These words regarding the situation In
Utah were included in the report OF the
directors of the Congregational education
society which held It's annual meeting IN
this city today. The report was prcsen<ed
by Rev. Il. s. Tead. secretary and stated
vigorous activity In all departments OF ed
ucational work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
N.Y. POLICE HAVE ANOTHER
MURDER MYSTERY TO SOL We

New York. June s.-A case which. IL s
believed, will develop into a murder mys-
terry. was reported to the coroner's office
today when the body OF a man with the
hands tied together was found floating In
the East river.
The body was that OF a man about 10
years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
SUES FOR A$10,000 BALANCE.

William f. Bowen OF East Providence
has brought suit against the Abbott Run
Ice and Grain company OF Cumberland
TO recover $4,000. The action Is one 10
recover balance alleged to be due on
the plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Michael Keeneghan has brought suii
against Arthur Bazinet 10 recover siooo.
Plaintiff claims that defendant beat and
bruised him ON May g. Thomas p. Cor
coran In attorney for Mr. HsencxfAAI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08

MEETINGS,
Under the auspices OF the
stItutionaI League

Thursday evening. June 9th. at o'clock
in Hopkins Park Junction OF Branch
avenue and Charles street. Third ward.
Saturday evening. June l1th, at O'Clock.
at the Doyle Monument
Good speakers will address the meetings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08

In Victor Coo Dispatch the Denver News today prints
interview with Sheriff Bell of Teller county concerning the ndpnd
station tragedy He credited saying: Il will get
murderer have number of clues that valuable don
believe that the murderer the this time
will get him. have doubt that he member of the miner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08
MINERS DEPORTED.

The twenyour deported union from the Cripple Greek
district xd since the riots that section have arrived
Denver special the Denver and Rio Gande In the
the stood nine guards armed with hotgun and rifles who
depuized them gold
The miners unarmed
Continued Page Four.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08

LADIES' SUITS TO MEASURE.
Lowest Prices. Fit Guaranteed. F1rst.
GLASS Workmanship at
~. 6ALTMAN'S 12S Broadway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-08

| A DniTTINd that newspaper ad :
- vertIsIng VIII sell goods IN c
question Of how much newspaper r
advertising you should do becomes
one of how much goods you can
afford TO sell. That's all there Is
to IL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
ct. gatrid's Gag.
Die qarabe atseiast.

0euie beseben bic biefigen S0bne Der
GmeralOsS Smell oOer @rtnens Smell, Die
Jrldnbsr, ben Namentstag ibres Cans
besbeiligen, ct. patrid, Ielbfrsoeno
pitbsr In fsItlidsr Meiis.
frGes Wormitta9s fanoen in ben Der.
I1ieoenen Rirden @ottesOienif lie.
9ie Paraoe aber, welde am Wa6-
nlittas absebalien tperoen iolte, uuroe
oss poli3eimiorissn Wetter's ipsgen
ab9efaet.
6ente Mbsnb iuirb cine 9roBartige
Geier In Der TOmiinion-9alle nit fol.
genbsm prooramm a~bgebalten werben
Yorfbsnos; - JObn 8. Wabonep.
Director Wm. 81. JOeartp.
"come Back q Erinr-Serr Tbos. WibIon.
"The Wearing of the Green"-5rI. Selen
Male Griffin.
Defamation = SRI. Nap @riffin.
1oeal SoIo-Serr Carl Sluesnen.
"Because We Were Poor"-Jrl. Marp ".
Cyan, besIsitri bon Batter stephen,
yicIine, unb 3atb. Nauace, Blanc.
9oeaI SoIo-9err Sobn 8. Sburiep.
"pn Take You Back Again. Kathleen
SRI. Rary Subion.
Deelamation-9err Clarence Gweeaep.
goeaf SOlo-5r[. Bertha Spett.
"The A. o. H."-5rI. Marp O'geiap.
Spseiolitdteu-Sames Gormon.
goeaI GoIo-5rI. Gina 9enbIeton, bssIsitet
bon SRI. Gtena gonberiaar.
Irish jigs and ~hornpipes -3erren gatrid
Suuipan, qatrid DooSp, Dapio g.
Donnea, Sersmiab Grabp, Sobn 8.
Roriaritp, NidaeI DooSp, NihoIas
Carroll, Tbcmas GIeaicn unb qatrid
gurran.
Irish bagpipe selection-0err SaS. grpion.
Irish reel-Serrsn Goniel Sbeeban. Sames
euuiuar, MidoeI Toocp, yot. DoObr,
Sbomas gIeaion. qairid Suliuan unb
6rIS. 9annab 0canIon, Narn Diuone,
Qora OOobp unb 9annab 2und.
Sm @rano 0otel beranfalten ferner
am Qbsnb bee Saaes bic yGrienolp
Sons Of ct. patrid" ibr grObarti9es
Gelt.ganquet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Dor go Sabren, pGbrenb bes Rid
ouges Soiepb Bonapartes Dor benz 9erz
3og bon Weuington nad Der Sdladt
BON Salamanca CO. Suli 1912, bob
elm engli5der Solbat cine golbene
G9nupftabatsbois aus Der 3eit 9ouis'
bes 5iinfaebnten bon Der Strabe auf
unb mar eifrig bamit befddftigt, init
Der Gpibe Ieinss 9ajonetts bas fem
gearbeitete email berqus3uiteden, als
Sir George Collier bd3utam unb iid
bas Ding befab. Sn bas metdllene
Manfenipert bes 4GItdens tparen feds
ifmdle gmailtGfeIdsn e~ingebettet, BON
benen brei S3enen aus benz Gil Bias"
borHenten. Cir George fonnte nur bic
cine Tiilung nod retten. bic anberen
fparen BON benz Solbaten fhon aers
fort porben. Gr faufte bic Dole benz
Solbaten fir 10 biele 0uineen ab, ais
ouf benz Dedel bes &Gitdens plab bats
ten. Diefe Dole nun Durbe bieier
Sage in 2pnbon bon einem Vahtoms
men bes Cir george golier gum Der
fauf ausgebpten. Der DedeI bes &Git=
dens 1T 81 gu % 3oQ CROP, 10 baB unz
sefdbr II @uinesn n0tbig iinb. nm ben
Oedel 3u bebeden. Dies ipiirbc einen
Wert6 bon circa $50 barfteaen. Dos
9lnsebot besonn nit $500 unb bic Dois
ipurbe f4lieblid fir 1912 eriporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Sdmutfnktn aus Grunofat.

Sic ~ifureinIid5fsit uno gSaHcrfdcu Der Chi,
mcIsn uuo ibre ilrfaden.
Jsn elmer fIeinen SGrift ibsr BAG
mifiionsboipital in Sautau am mite
Tern yanstietiong maft Jra1 Mlain
einige inierehante 4ngaben iiber bic
llnreinlidteit Der G6ineien. Cine Der
9auptregeln unieres Qofpitals lit es.
idreibt tie, baS ieber gu uns tommenbe
patient erft Elm Sab nebmen mub.
iuenn iein 3ufianb es nur irsenb ers
laubt. glber ba ftoben mir meiitens
auf bebeutenbe SApiegigteiten, neil
bis setpDbnli9en GbireIsn cine grobe
4bneigung gegen bic 8abeipanne pa
ben, nit einaiger Nusnabme bes Tedfien
Monats ibrer 3eitreGnuag (bon Mitte
Suli Bis waitte QuauiD. fpenn bic s6ibe
auf's !00diie geitiegen uub taum mebr
gu ertrasen lit. 9li9t felten iu9t elmer
uns boroufluntern, er bdtte bereits tur5
Dor feiner Mnfunft elm Sab aenomz
men, neil er bon oiefer giotbpenbigteit
unterrihtet geipeien ipdre.
- Gs eibt Elm dineiifGes Spri9port,
fponah es nift 10 notblpen6ig lit, ben
&0rper gu lpaiden, iuie Die 4Ieibung.
gu bel WaHer ouf bic 9uut gu brin.
gen, mirb auberbem fir ~ungeiunb ge=
balten. Sang DEFENDERS fdpierig fins
ben pir es, bic 2eute gu beipegen, ibr
lunges 9aar orbentlih 5u ipafden,
benin 9ier itoben mir auf einen feitgez
pur3slten Mberg Iauben, segen ben mir
nidt INNER iiesreid antdmpfen. Gs
gibt ndmli9 einen beitimmten Sag fir
bic allgemeine 9aarpdfde, unb bos lit
Der Iiebente Gag bes fiebenten Monats
Tin Der o~fpeiten .5Glfte bes Nusuft).
gu jeber anberp 3eit bdlt man bagesen
cine fol9e Meiniguns fcnbsrbaret
Meiie fir unfinbli9 unb fir cine
Giinbe gegen bic eisene Mui!er! Ser
@eiit Der Wutter, m0ge e;efe fhon per=
itorben isin ober nidt, piirbe bann
fofort erfheinen unb bas fdmubisc
WaHer, porin bas 9adr eenafden
iDorDen 1T, trinfen. uniere patienten
bdben mir bies INNER tpieber er3dblt,
tuenn ie Die unreinIide Site ibrer 70
f%eItsnen 9aaripGfde bertbeibieen poll=
ten. Gs iino aber aud erfpcficne
patienten gu urs ~gefommen, bic i6r
9aar i~iberbaupt niemols getpcfdsn
batten.
Wande arante frogen, bepor iie fid
an uns fpenben. erit ibre 0Dtter nm
Ratb. SIT beren Nntport giinitig, 10
legen fe Elm @elibbe ab. ibnen cine
Reibe bon Sabren bisnen gu pollen,
fails bas 9ofpi!al Die erboffte 9eiluns
brinsen folte. Qnbere tragen 3aubers
mittel auf Der 9ruit, bic fe borbsr bon
ibrem 2iebIingss0ben baben pirtungs=
poI MAIDEN laHen; bamit tOffen fe
alien in BEN 9cipital baufenben b0ien
@eiitern troben gu tOnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
@runosiesntbums llsbsrtraSunaeu

Sobn q. Msld, Administrator. an
M. S'gonnor & g., Got 10, 2auf,
mans 2. 4ob. unb Got 10, Square |.
Rap q Blate's Moo. 80, 900.
Walter g. glaisbel an Gurman
stout, Got q, gna Stout's Abb.
$500.
RsaIon .. G0noers an Walter 6.
Smith, Got 26, SobniOn's OR Obil
Str. Moo. $500.
@eoree Wobs OIL gbas. 8. S9ra'
Der. 9beii bon Cots /. 2 unb 3,
Routisr's Cub. 9beil bon Glet6el
u. u. Subj. 81. zoo.
Daniel w. 5areOurt u. u an Broat
Ripple QoOgs go. 643, s. uno U. Dr.,
9beil bon Sec. IL, Sfbp. Is. @anse 8
500. 600.
WilbelmIna 9ermen on Walter 3.
German, aot 26, 8lod 2, Glemin9'!
Ncrib patf 4ob. $500.
Gtepben M. Mabon an EuttIe GuI'
Der, ! SntraeHe in So Cots In 60
Jumbo piate. Sc, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
SITS MinRrsl s5op.
Sin f~pr6i6IasenSer crfOIs.

Sn gnsIiib's O~pernbaufe fanc qe-
fern Mbenb unb Dor ausbertauftsm
pauie bic oiesidbrise sMinfrel 5bOw"
Der bieiisen 2oge Der gIfs lfatt. Ser
cOloKale 9siu9 benefit pobl am 8ss
fen, wel9' elmer aroben pOpularitdt
fid bieie .5bom" bsim pubIiium ers
frflt.
Eahelbe meiB i'm Yorous. OaB ibm
elm bsitsrer genubrsiaer abeno bsbOr-
ftebt.
Sn eieier WorausIidt batten Die Bee
ludsr Der seifrigen @orfeunng iid aud
nidt setauidt.
Gin rei9balti9e5 prograrim mar
a~ufgeHelt poroen uno es tam ohns
llebertreibung eonffosirt tperOer, oab
cine isbe ein3elne Summer In 8eoisee-
nrr Msiie gum gOrtrag ssbradt tpuroe.
MIs 1SnterlOcutor" (Wortfi6rer)
otr .Minnrsls" funeirte gr=Mopor
Charles q. gooipaltsr. rsl9sr li9
fsinsr 9lafaabe in ~gemanOtsr weiie sr-
leoi9ts. 9is ngnomdnnsr" OOsr
Wibsrsiber" uaren 8. @u1ei poueu,
gilp Rof, Bert Geibleman, Miie Ssf=
ferion, Charles 8. Balls uno 6reb
gaanot. Tieislben Toraten bafir. CAB
has publitum nidt Gus Dem 2adsn
berausfam. Die 0erren @barIeD
Balls, 4oscoe u. patterIon, Bilp 9of,
S,arrp D. Mlereer, Bert Geibleman,
8. IuHsI Yopsll uno Neil Gssming
iowie SRI. glnna Qii.a Grimm erpar-
ben lid nit itren 8cim9sbOrirdssn
rsiden geifaa /; SRI. 5o3el Wooomoro
brinirte a!s 0ioliniEin.
6erner mirtten NOD nit bic Sdnger
unb 2Omiter Warb nno gurran, Der
Won0'ogullf Blup Sl1t uno 0as Futile
Wanoolin=G rhefer-
Sum GdIune bradte Die So. . Der
Dm. e. gnglifb 3uabsn unisr benz
Commando oss Capt. Saeob 8. Jor
mebrere miliidriide uebungen IN erac.
ter Weiie alir NusfiihrunQ.
Dis nWiniirel Sbow" mar in isber
ge3is1uns Elm Ourdibla9snosr grfOlq.
sic miro beute Mbeno wieOerbolt
mer0en.
MnldBli9 Der gorlfeaung bat oie
2Oae Elm prodtuOl ausgsiattetes Soys
DenIer beraus9eseben. Die bielen In
oemielben boriommenben Biloer iino
nod photographer aenammen, usIds
BEN Mtelier Oss photographer Gbarlss
3. BreBmann entftammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
@cthenbaM's @trtbi6aft,
go. f4Of NaoiSon 2lDenme.
eosialsr Sntnotrsin.

Der Sociale 5urnberein nahm in
isiner seifrisen SiBuna 8 neu Mit-
elieoer auf iino brei iusiiere @eiuds
UNI Mdfuabme In ben Yerein uurOen
berleien.
gs fpurbe Elm gomite ernanni, tuel=
DIES Germ SacOb WeB9sr, uel9er
tiir3lid feline 20 gctisn Oes Gsutf4sn
9auies benz Verein fdentte, ben 9ant
oesIsIben ausiprs6sn uno ibm suQlei9
oas 9iplom fiir ~50.jdbrigs Mitsliso=
idaIt Deg 9urnerbunbes iiberreihen
fol-.
Sonit muroen niir @eIddfte srleoigt,
tpelds innere Nn9slegenbeiten oes Ner=
ems anbetreffen.
81 d d ten G-onntaq Worirao
oes 6errnS 0 3 n 8.
@riffitbs.
Nm nddlien Gonntag miro uater Den
Nuipicien Oes @omites fir geiliiae Bee
frebungen 6err Sobn 6. @riffitbs
einen gOrtrag iiber o&ublano" baltsn.
9err @riffitbs bsrsiite i'm uerHoKenen
Sabre bas Reid oes 3arsn unb er uiro
ieoenfnas ieinen 3ub0rern bel Sn-
tereh anies iiber oasIelbe ~mittbeileu.
Der 9rrtrag miro in en9Iii9er Sprads
gebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
SnoianaroIis Mannerdor.
gorbersitunsen fir Den DitsrsgaH.

Das 0eneral .gomite bes 9amsns
Vereins bes SnoianapOlis Wdnner9or,
tpelhss bic yOrbtreitunsen fir ben am
Ofer- MOntag b. A. 9lpril itatifinoen.
ben Glter-gaI 81 trefen Fat, bat lin
elmer 9eifripeu abssbaltenen Sibunq
Die berf6ieoenen Gomites ernaunt.
gs murbe beInlOhen, aur Dseoriruaq
BEG 6aales ROIen uno 6rnblings.
blumen au Dertuenoen.
Sas 7idet- GOmite beridiste, baB .ea
iibsralI hoo es biz jeBt angeflopft bat,
freunbli9e aufnabune sefunbsn Bat.
9is Namsn Der MitaIieOer Der Der
Idiebenen gOmitss tuerosn mir i'm
SpOttbugel am ud9ifen SOnntas ber-
6Ifentli9en. au
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
n 3.
@eScutge NbemDunterbals
4ung,
Gonmtag, DEN 20. Bari,
tn oer 0erntnmta &aMe.
0o6seits= 0loaem.

0err Ottop DeIue, Sobu
bon 0errn uno 6rau @eorg DeluIe.
wuroe geiiern Nadmittag nit Griebd
Minter, 9Odter bon Germ uni
Grau Nlbert Winier, In Oersn Dauie,
SO. 1919 Noro Sllinois Str. ourd
pafOr Grans Nidif6 In bic @OIen'
fsIIsln Der gbe geIdmieost. Dur BIZ
nd9Iisn lnseb6rigen Der beioerIsitieer
6amilien pobnten Der 8rauung BEL.
Gas iunge gbepaar trat OH glbsnt
cine Weiie mad benz Often on. Rad
It;ner 9idIebr ipiro CO Elm iOfiees 6eiu
an Der Norb Capitol abe. ,sno 81. Str
be3ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Dem geerS6nib feiuss OFFERS
@obnt Der gruberm0rSer Cyrus Subs
barb bel.

gprus 0ubbarb, Der bur9 einen
69lag nit benz. BILLIARDS. Queue oen3Oo
Ieines Brubers Otis berurfadt bate,
iUurOs ssftsrn bon 5iusi gebeimpOIisifsn
beglsitst nod gbinburg, Sno., trans
portirt, bamit CT Dem 9obten bas lebte
@eleit oebsn iOnnte. Nad benz Bee
ardbnib tuurbe gnrus pisbsr ms @es
fdnsniB gebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
@irO aussslisfert.

ga SoTsp6 alias ngurlsp" Winiams
nur elm geuObnliner 9u'denoieb Obne
pOlitiiden ginflub 1T, 9at @oubernsur
Durbin unOsr3hgli9 Der 3equiition
oes Stoates Ohio ouf Muslieferuna
gurlsp's, Der in Ohio tuegen gieb=
ftabls elmer lIbr arsetlast lit, 6Olse
segeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

9 e.
Sohn llbI. b6ls. MOhnhaus. Glet9sr
ape., $1,000. 9Orace Mcaap, @Dt-
taee, 1926 2uolou Cine. S1000.-
8. 6. SANDER, Cottage, WaibingtOn
uno plum Str, sS50.-Sarab YOuIi.
ban, Cottage, Nebrasin, 1ape State
Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

= Muf Der 8srliner Musfeuuns bes
aiinfllerinnen=W sreins fir ct. Qouis
erresten beIonberes Snterehe bic 3eidr
lllngen bon Jrdulein bon 0ersbprff,
Der betannten 9ofoame Der Gaiferin,
sSsn Der 4onfurrens bes Wereins ipur=
ben preisgetr0nt Elm Gutpurf bon Qino
gurger<D DRESDEN unb bon Sophie Guile
6hlictsr. 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
sS- Rau6t bic
ySnoiana Gaausrs' MH'n."

Sic vSnOiana Gamers NH'n.",
uelde bier ibre Sabres.Y erIammlunQ
abbielt, bat folgsnos Beanie erudblt
prdfOent, Wiuiam Gulb, grOtbers.
bile; Uiee. prdfoeut, eoparo 5ubep,
Muncie; Seeeretdr uio Sdabmsifer,
y. *. graft, glap Stir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
0roRbritannien.

Qer3D BON p q III , I ! 0 q {
etnem W agenbIuten
erlegen.
2onoon, IL. Wdrs. Der 0eraog
bon Cambridge lit beute Yormittaa
1895 I'm @loucelter GauIe, feiner &e.
fioen3 in part Cane, einem Wagen=
bluten erlsgen.
ST ipuroe am 26. Mdr3 1919 gebO
rem uno mar Elm Better Der b~erfor=
benen QDnigin Yictoria. Mit ibm
ftirbt Der 2itel zines 9er5o8s bon
Cambridge aus, ba feline 66tne elmer
morganatiidsn gbs sntifammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
@arautirte aur fir 0dmurrboioen

Sudenbe, bIiRbe, bIutenoe ober berbors
queIenbe9 dmorrboibeu. Sbr Qlpotbefer giebt
baS @eIb 3iriid ipenn PAZO OINTMENT
gu iariren periebIt IN s Bis II Tasen. 50c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Dome 2aunbrD.- Gamilien-gDdids.
Nbliefsrung. pbone 1928.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Sm @ran0 0otsI beran falten ferner
am Qbsnb BEG Saaes bic yGrienolp
Sons Of ct. patrid" ibr grObartiges
Telt.Banquet.
The Washington times., 1904-04-02
Kills Inside Germs.

But the vital value OF Liduozone lies
in the fact that it kills germs in the
body without harm to the tissues. There
Is nothing else known which will do
that. Any drug that kills germs is a
poison, and il cannot be taken internal
~ Every physician knows that me1i-
cine is almost helpless in any germ dis
ease.
Iiquozone is a germicide so certain
that we publish on every bottle an offer
Of 5000 for a disease germ that IL can
not kill. The reason is that germs are
vegetables; and Liquozone-the ve-y life
of an animals deadly to vegetable
matter. Animal live by oxygen; vege-
tables by carbonic acid gas. And the
life of one is. in excess, deadly to the
other
Il is this fact that has enabled the
discoverers OF LiQuozoue TO solve this
greatest problem that medical men ever
met. 1t has given US a product essen
tial 10 the human bOdy-a product which
can go wherever the blood goes, so that
no germ can escape il; yet a product
which no germ can resist 1t is appar-
ent that the results are inevitable. for
no germ disease can exist after the
germs ore killed.
The Washington times., 1904-04-02
An American Heroine.

"A Daughter Of the States" is the title
OF a new novel by Max PemDertOn. in
which an American heroine figures
about as realistically as they generally
do in novels written by Englishmen
For a wonder, the author has omitted
the middle initial which is the hallmark
OF American lineage in most English
novels but ne makes his heroine say
My and Haunt the Star-Spangled
Banner as they usually do-in English
novels.
The hero is an Euglishman IN Difficult
ties, and the story begins with a ship
wreck which results in the hero and
heroine being all by themselves on a
raft for some time, and then picked Up
by a tramp steamer in doubtful bust
ness. with a drunken BLACKBOARD Of a
captain. We discover later that IL the
hero had not been quite so sure Of his
own superior ability TO take care Of the
girl in the case. she probably would
have beer saved along with her chap
eron. which rather dims the glory of his
achievement. though not the brilliancy
Of his heroism. of course-he has a great
deal better chance for herOism on the
raft.
If the author ever writes another
novel dealing with things American.
somebody ought to tell him that ordi-
nary Americans do not speak Of Al
oany city or Of ia ckson city.
distinguish It from New York State.
Neither do young men, as a rule. go to
Tennessee to run cattle ranches. Dos
ton: Little, Brown x Coz
The Washington times., 1904-04-02
A Baronet and His Son.

THE Admirable Tinker" by Edgar
JepsOn, is a wildly fantastic tale Of the
only son Of an English baronet in re-
duced circumstances, which seem TO
have had surprising effect upon the
youngsters brain power He not only
conducts the affairs Of his father. but
manages everybody else with whom he
comes in contact If boys Of that kind
were common at all. there would be alb
solutely nothing left for the older people
to do. In the course Of not very long
narrative Tinker makes fifty thousand
pounds, or whereabouts, rescues his
father from a complication with US
urer. adopts a sister. rescues d kidnapped
child and kidnapped young woman, and
selects for himself a stepmother, and ell
without once being at a loss for an ex-
pedieut or ceasing for a moment to be-
have as a gentleman. The Admirable
Tinker is highly entertaining in a book.
but he might I'm real life be "a little too
strenuous. New York: Mcclure, Phil
iips &, Coz
The Washington times., 1904-04-02
COMMISSIONERS GRANT
GOAPANY'S REQUEST
Vote to Reduce Rental of Canal Street
From S3,5oo-0ne-Third Under
Law of 1903.

The recent request of the Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington Rail
ROAD Company that the annual rent Of
$500 which it has hitherto paid for
the occupation Of Canal Street south
east. by laying railroad tracks upon il.
be reduced to one-third its original
amount, has been granted by the Dis
trict Commissioners.
The representativ OF the company
in a hearing before the Commissioners
few days ago, claimed that the act OF
Congress of 1903 relative TO the occu-
ration Of Canal Street. in connection
with the new Union Station. abrOgated
the old agreement of the company TO
pay rent for that portion OF Canal
Street between New Jersey Avenue and
South Capitol Street. AS the part be-
tween South Capitol and Second Streets
is not mentioned in the 1903 actsf the
company admits that IL is liable for
the rent on this portion under the old
agreement.
The Commissioners said today the
contentious Of the company We're cor
lect
The Washington times., 1904-04-02
A Million SOC Bottles Free

The virtue Of Liquozone lies in the fact
that IL does what oxygen does.
Oxygen is the vital part of air. 1t is
Natures great tonic, the very source II
vitality, the most essential element Of
life. It is oxygen that turns the blue
blood to red in the lungs. 1t is oxygen
that eliminates the waste tissue and
builds up the new. oxygen is the nerve
food-the blood food; and every function
Of life so depends on it that we could
not live three minutes without it. And
an excess Of oxygen is certain destruc-
tion 20 every form Of disease germ
But oxygen is a gas, and unstable. An
excess of oxygen cannot be held in The
blood. Liquozone is liquid. with all
its virtues in permanent form and con-
centrated- 1t goes into the stomach,
into the bowels, and into the blood, to
go wherever the blood goes. That is the
secret Of its power.