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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
&ublano loQ Die britildt
1laggt ialutirtrl.
Gnalambs &egiernmg ergreift Mabregeln 5nl1
S6nbe ibres Sanbels.

lenbe gntiddoisunssiumme feif, ales
mos fie beabfi9tiet 1T, nur Die 5ef=
fteluns bes prinsipes Der @ntiddoi=
gung uno elmer gnti1uloigung.
Gin Salut Der en9lii9en Tla99e
muB sleidfals auesfianoen weroen, io-
pis aud fiir Die 3ufunft Der S9uB
neutraler 5radtsn. Die Saltung Der
englii9en &esierung 1T Elm @ntf4lub,
Der na9 iOrsfdltiger @rwdguns oer
8eri9te, tpel9e Sir CLAUDE Wtc cSonalo,
Der britii6s @eianbte in Soto, iiber.
mittslte, uno nod Der genauen Surd'
fi9t Der intsrnatiOnalen 8eieBe burd
&edtsselsbrte, 9efaBt uurbe. Si'
8eridte Sir MeSonalo's beftdtigen.
oaB Der Dampfer v&nisbt Commander
feine @ontrebanoe fur Sapan an Sorf
bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Ser etrabenbabn nnsliidsfaa
miro bom goroner umteriuat.

patrie Walep, oer Babnwdrter iagte
aus, bab er iab, uie Der Motormann
beria9te ieine @ar ansubalten aber es
I&ien aIs ob Die gremie ni9t ri9tig
funttionirte ober als Oh Der Wlotor-
mann feline Gar ni9t unter @ontrole
hatts. Ser 3us lei nit nur mdbiser
G.idminoiafsit gefabren uno lei inner.
balb 80 GuB BON Der llnsladsHeae
angebalten.
s. g. gnslsp, 9O5 SefferiOn Npe.
iaate er babe ben etraBenbabnwasen
ni1i e5er seiebsn, als bis berielbe bonn
3uss setrOifen tuurOs, ieoOd babe Der
engineer Die Sampfpfeife geaosen uno
bic Wenes enttusi9enben 9ampfes babe
ibm ssaeist, oab Der engineer periutte
Den 3ug gum Salten au bringen.
Or. Sunlabp, Der 9eputn.@Oroner
pirb bic unteriu9unsen fOrtisBen, Do
Coroner Suteuiler auf eine Wo4e na9
ct. 2ouis ssbt. Gr miro bel ieiner
Wisbsrfshr einen S9luB aus ben ge'
iammtsn Nasfagen aieben.
einaelne Der IerleBten entsin9en auf
tpirtli9 punber6are Weiie benz faif 9e.
piHen unb i6rsdli9en Sobe. @eorge
atfins, go. 254O Norb alabama Str,
iaB auf Dem 0orberfibe bss StraBen.
babnwasens, ais bic @olifion ftatt-
| fanb. gr tpurbe bon ieinem Sibs
geI1Ieubert unb fiel birect bor ben
2ubfdnser Der in 6abrt befinbli9er
locomotive. st tpurbe cine gana'
Strede gerollt unb tollerte f9lieblid
40 SUB entfernt bonn @eleiie. Selen'
WsnbsnbaG, brei Sabre alt, go. 150t
Wontcalm Str, murine iiber ben Sub
Ifdngsr fortgei 1leubert unb fiel auf be'
anberen Seite bes 3uges nieber
ssr1ulein Ottpen, bic neben oem tleiner
Mdb9en iab, tpurbe glsiafals auf bi
anbere settle Der 8eleiie seidleuoert
8. u. &utlege, elm Nngefeater be-
Girma Nlbert @a1, iaB auf benz eriter
Sibe; au1 er ipurbe auf bic anoer
| Settle Der @eleiie gefdleuosrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Gin Nsssr ma@t ote Noroieite
uni9er.

Gin fre4er ginbru9 tuuroe beute
Worsen ourd einsn Neser, Der leioer
enttam, i'm 0auis bon Jrancis s.
@urlep, go. 1443 Blaine Mpe., ber-
tibt. @esen A llbr beute Worgen er=
tua9ien Die Is reipectibe l6 Sabre OLE
ten S69ter Ssrrn @urlep's unb fan=
ben, baB Elm unbefannter Mann neben
i6nen ii9 in's gett gelest bate. So
fort riefen fie INN Stilfe unb 9err CUR
lsp iprans slei9 barauf gum Yeiitanos
feinsr SO9tsr in's 3immer. Ser @ins
oringling, Elm Hsger, batts iebO9 in=
3uiIaen Die 5ludt erariffen unb ent'
tam leioer benz ibn berfolsenoen 8ater
Der Wdb9sn. Cine rlnteriu9ung bes
Sauies srgab, baB Der Banbit baiielbe
bur9iu6t bate unb feline geute, Die er
in Der @ile ni6t nit fi9 nabm, in Der
gtdbe zines Jeniters liegen lieb.
Die &ablerpolisiften tparen geraoe
na9 einem anoeren plabe geianot
worosn, 10 baB au6 bier cine 9eraume
3eit bergins, ebe Die poliaei fi9 auf
Die Su9e nod benz 8anoiten MAIDEN
tOnnte, Ger in3mii6sn naiiirli9 ber=
buffet mar.
Der 9seger mar barftbig. tuie Die
NborHte auf bem Strabenpflaitsr beute
WOrgen erieben lisBen. 0on anberen
Sduiern Der Na9bari9aft liefen 8e-
ridte beute Elm, baB er aud bDrt feline
8eiuae abiiattete. Beiu9t purben
CHARLES @urlep, 1916 See Str, Elm
Sobn bes Ssrrn Jraneis @urlep; 0an
8uren guilep, 1924 See Str, fopie
au9 bic WObnung bon 2ucin Wlc=
Ma6e, auf Der anoeren Settle Der See
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Yoli3eisert@t.

Wm. Wlit9el, Der bic Wirtbidaft
i'm Netpton @lappooI @ebdube betreibt,
murbe, neil er Whrfelipiel in feinem
2ofale erlaubt bate, su so unb 2often
berurtbeilt.
g 0 m me NIT blauent
Mu9eb babon.
Wsitere 19 Spielsr fanben geitern
bor poliaeiri6ter Wbenon, nm f9 GEE
gen bic Mnflase bes Spielb6uenbeiu4es
au berantuorten. 9lllen mar es an3u=
ieben, bab bas S9idial ibrer @efdbr=
ten, bie ieBt i'm Mrbeitsbauie ibre
Strafe abarbeiten, auf fie einen i4le4=
ten ginorud sema9t bate. Redts=
anualt @roninger, Der bic 2eute ber=
tbeibists, ifelIte ben Nntrag, Die alase
auf Spielen ab3udnbern unb bic Wini.
malfrafe au berbdnsen. Ser Nntrag
uurbe pom Nnfld9er 6olmes angenom=
men unb cine @elbftrafe bon S. unb
Soften tpurben iiber bic 19 Mngetlag.
ten berbdnst.
2onben betannte fi9 f9ulbig, einc
Spielb5ae betrieben au baben unb er
erbielt $40 unb Soften. Die 2ife Der
Namen tpurbe nt9t berleisn unb 10
purbe benn aud ni9t feitgefelt, ob
nidt ein3elne feblten ober OBJ iie ni9t
fi9 batten bertreten laRen. Mlle atb=
meten erlei9tert auf, als iie ausfanoen,
baB teine Mrbeitsbausfrafe iber fie
berbdngt mar.
2ouis ppnbel, Der eine Wirtbfaaft
an Der ebeIbp GtraBe fiibrt, tuurbe i'm
poliseissridts tpesen llebertretuns bes
Ni9oIfon geieses 3u so unb Roiten
berurtbeilt. Spnbeq foll no& G&IuB
Der @ei9dftsftunben nod 2eute In iei=
mem 2oeale gebulbet baben.
Mlb. @ieiel, Der @ef9dftsfhbrer Der
BLUE @ooie Wirti9aft an Der grisbt=
moob Mpe., Der elm @lhdsfpieI in fei-
mem 2Oeale bate, erbielt $25 unb
Soften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Ser 9au,en Gn@re
SIM Deuti4en parf.

I'm atuanaig 8ii9en Iagen geifern
Na9mittag bic Damen bes Seutf4en
part 8ereins benz eblen gu9re.GpieIs
Oh. gs mar Elm tpunberf96ner gta&.
mittag, Der itmttten Der berrli4en
llmeebun9 berlebt tpurbe.
Die f96nen preiie 9etpannen bic
Damen: 1. Jrau 2otbe, 2. SRI.
@ret9en Grid, 3. 6rau 6. Sttenba4,
4. 6rau Wnnesbaeniel, 5. 6rau @inb,
6. Grau @briitian of.
Wdbrenb bas preisbertbeilungs-
Gomiie an Der Mrbeit mar, tpurben biz
Eamen nit @efrorenem unb 6u4er
betpirtbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Yeniiomem fur Snaiama.

Samuel Grimes, $12; 6. &. Mes
Waban, $12; Wiliam &. gberlp,
SO; u. %. gebout. $12; Sobn s.
piadr, 800; Sobn g. Sabis, $14;
s. g. 9urf, $12; Nafb @i1iamion,
$24; &euben Sma0ep, $24; Saeob
We@ee, $24; 2utellus 0uiiep, $12;
9epi 8. @Olointa, $12; Sames Seen,
s12; 9bomas 3. pratber, $17; Sobn
Gulmper, s8; Sobn 8. Wc2 aren, SO;
Sadion Ssgrisg. $40; Wiliam s.
gooinss, $14; Msburp 6lemins, $14;
Samuel price, $17; 0oInep 9. Sriih,
500; William Stout, $17; Wiliam
$. Snpoer, $8; Samuel WlilIer, $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

2onbon, 27. Suli. Die britil1e
@esisruns iunOte i6rem @eianotsn in
GuBlanb bsute Snifruttionen, sner=
eif1 gsssn bas 8erisntsn bes britii1en
Sampfers n2nisbt Commander" our4
Die 9laoiboifOd Slotte su proteifieren.
Der sSnbalt Der Nots tpirb Bis nod Der
gorlesuns bsrielben in &ublano, ge.
beim gebalten; iObisl 1T ieoo9 be-
tannt, baB premierminiffer galfour
unb feline @oQssen fi4 entf4lOifen
6absn, polle @enuetbuung bon &uEs
lamb su psrlansen, tpiorigenfaas WtaB-
ressln our ausfibruns beg biplomati'
fGsngerlarsens srsriffen tperben foIen.
Die britiide yioie, iOuie lie bon Sir
CHARLES 9arbinser upterbreitet piro,
tslt ni9t bic bon &ublano al aab=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Tener tn smift's s@la9tbans.

@biea9o, 27. Suli. Surd
setreuate slsttrii9e Drdbte entitano
beute Worsen Elm 6euer in Der
S9mal3 &affinsrie bes Stpiftf9en
S9la9tbauIes unb sins 3eit lang
wuroe befiirdtet, baB f9 bas Geuer
iiber Die gan3e anla9e Derbreiten
tueroe. yiad berOiiden Mnftrengun-
gen selans es ieood Der Jeuerwebr,
ben 8rano auf ieinen 5ero 3u bsi4rdn-
i9rdnten. Der 8erluif betrd9t annd=
bernb $50,000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Neliom Gilbert Sal bor Stm
9oroner.

albert De &olf, elmer Der Mdnner,
Die NIT oem am lebten Donnerfa9 an
Der @eft Waibinston Str. bur9 einen
Strabenbabnmasen set6bteten Nelicn
@ilbert 3uiammsn arbeiteten unb Der
nit benz Wann an Dem Sage bes I'm.
alhdes 3uiamnten tpar, gab gefsrn boz
osm Coroner ieine Iusfage babin ab,
oab @ilbert fart setrunfen bate, bab
sr ibn sulest 10 geieben babe, bab er,
na4oem er ibn perlieB, ibn ni4t mebr
geiehen, ieinen Sob absr bur4 Die
3eitun9en erfubr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Susemoli@er @tmbredBer NIT bers
banster Strafe entlafen.

Qtbon 9ople, 1888 Sif Warfet
Str., Der IL Sabre alte &nabe, tuel4er
oes ginbrudes ansefla9t mar, tpuroe
bon &idter Stubs i'm &inbergeri6te
gu MISUNDERSTANDING big gum 81.
Sabre bsrurtbs,lt, jsood nit oerbdns=
tenn urtbeile. iolanse er ii9 gut bet
trdst, entlafsn. @s ertpies fid ndm=
lid, baB er bur9 i6le9ten umgang
perborben mar unb baB feline Wtutter
ieiner Sienfte notbpenbig beourfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Siee=M Momiral 5ablor /.

COPPER Ban, 27. Suli. 0ice=
Nomiral 8. 6. Saplor, Der in Der
Seeidla9t BEL Santiago bas Ober'
Commando auf benz Sdla9ti4iffe
nSnoiana" ftbrte, iit bier pl6BIid se=
fern Nbeno seitorben. Ser Momiral
unb feline Satin maren bier auf elmer
Terisnrsiie. gr farb an 8aubfeu=
gnt3hnoung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
0erbert Senoer's TaQ bonn Co.
roner ,tnterindt.

s. 6. Smiiber uno s. 8. goswel,
bic nit benz am samifag bur4 ben
eleftrii9sn Strom set6bteten Serbert
Senoer on Der Oit Midigan Strabs
auiammen arbeiteten, gaben bor benz
Coroner ibr 3eusniB ab. Sbre Mnga.
ben itimmten nit Der our 3eit per6Hent=
li9ten 8ei9reibuns bes nnfalles iiber'
elm, Senber itano in Sienifen Der Sn'
bianapplis Sight & pomer So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Yeriomal=N l=Noti3sm.

Bon einem beoauerli9eu unfnl
tpurbe Sienitag DR.. 6. 81. 6 9dfer
betrofen. Ser 8erbinoun9sbolaen an
ieiner 2aleide brad pl6blid unb Or.
S9dfer tpuroe auf bas pfaiter ee-
i6leuoert. Der 8erunslhdte erlitt
ein.n Sru6 oes &aienbsins unb an=
bere 8erleBungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

5eute Usittag tuurbe &sb. 6. Wi.
@binfle aus 6ibe Miles, Cbio, BET
ieinsr Mnfunft I'm Union Babnbofe bon
einen 8afhenbieb empfangen unb um
feline SIS In Baar unb oerfdiebene
yeoten entbaltenbs @elbb6rie erleintert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
GtbilStemf fsYriifmmee,t.

Die prafungen fur ben @ibilbienf
In oen Wereinisten Staaten unb auf
ben pbilippinen tuerbeu IN Snbiana-
polis am IA. September, 8. Oftober
unb 19. Ottober bur9 Setrstdr 9pnes
abgebalten tnerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Na6ri6tett aus Snbtana.
3 tpei Wi smu 9eIfif&er
erf6pf5en.

er % o n.
W cunt Wernpn, 26. Suli.
Seorss Scott eri4Os geftsrn Morsen
garnep 2aneaffer unb gImer Woob=
ruff an Der Miinbuns bes @nbaib.
Gluies. Die beiben 6et6bteten paren
Miesmuidelfii9er unb batten orf benz
@ebiete bon Scott ssfii9t. Stott Bat
nod oem SoppsImorbe bic 6lu9t er=
griff.n unb 1T es Bis ieBt nod ni9t ss.
lungen, behelben babbaft au perben.
3mei geamteim Si.nFan
8afeneritid # +.
War an, 26. Suli. Ser @taot-
mari9au 5unt unb Stabt=S =Snsenieur
Goodman iafpicirten am Wontag einen
Suftida9t, tpurben aber our1 bic auF=
iteigenoen @aie betdubt unb erftidten,
obne baB es benz Seputp. Sheriff Moon
gelang. he 3ll reeten. Moon NOR ;i
ibrer 9ilfe ebenfalIs in ben SGa6t ee-
itiegen. tpuroe aber aud bon Den @aIen
betdubt unb balb hetuuBtlos pieber
beraus9eaogen. Die beiben 2eiaen
mubten nit lan9en Saten aus BEN
S4adt 9ebolt tuerben.
l6atte in Der Npotbete W t.
p6ium Matt 6 @binin er-
balten un6 forb
besbalb.
&uftbtIIs, 26. stuli. Der
Garmer Sbomas peppsr bon 9'r!inston
mar am Sonntas in Snbianat oils se=
ueien unb bate in elmer Npptbese gbi-
min gefauft. Gm Miontas na5m er
eine Sofis oapon, tpurbe aber tspubt=
los unb beri9ieb na9 turssr 3eis unter
srdbli9en S9merssn. Die berteige.
bolten Ierste confatirten, baB Tepper
ni9t @hinin, fonbern Morpbiam ere
balten unb bann elm 10 sroBes Quan-
tum su fi9 genommen bate, bas gee
nist 6dtte, 10 Mann gu bersiften.
@ergiftete lid auf benz
/ 8rabe efeiner Sp9ter.
gbansbifIe, 26. SuIi. Sei
biefige M6helbdnbler Nbam 2ebr, Elm
Wann bon SIS Sabren, mar felt benz
SObe ieiner bliibenben 15id6rieen9O9-
ter i9wermiitbis geiporben unb nabm
gefern Nbenb auf benz @rabe berielben
i'm ct. SOiephi Griebbof 9ift, an bei=
fen Golsen er berfarb.
W b DE erbieft anon m
Srobbriefe.
Munei,s. 26. SuIi. SrduIsin
0arriet @larf, Elm febr bhbi9es unb
fabtbefanates Mdb9en, got cine
Mense anonpme griefe erbalten, in
tpel9en ibr 9eben nit @etpalt bebrobt
!uirb, falls fe nidt iofOrt bic Gtabt
berlaKe. pofbeamts unb poli3si finb
, eifris nit Der Sntoedung Der grief-
: f9reiber beiddftist. ssrduIsin gIart
8 befinbet fia natiirli9 in tauisnb Ieng.
: ten, bat absr ni6t ben asrinsfen gsr=
: ba9t, wer bic S9reiber iein t6nnten.
Neue Farte Gas QueIle
= anfgef ben.
portlanb, 26. Suli. Muf
: oem @runoftd bes Jarmers SaplDr
c Sowle, tpsI9es fi1 6fli9 bon bier bee
: finbet, puroe bsute cine @asqueae eut-
J bedt, bon Der bic 8obrer bebaupten,
: es iei bic ftdrtfte, Die man ieit Sabren
D gefunben babe. Muf Der Garn, BON
: @bmarb Suiber, i'm Norboifen bon
8earereet SomnSbip, tuerben neuerbings
c au9 8obrberiude bon Der Warren uno
T Snbiana Oil gompanb anesfsat.
81 d TN d otter bermtBt.
s gbansbiIle, 26. Suli. Seii
4 Sonnabeno Abenb tpirb Der Nadt-
= tpd9ter pster 2atprence bon bier ber-
mibt. Seine Grau glaubt, baB er in
e f9le4te @eieaf8aft 9eratben, beraubt
unb ernnorbet morben fei. 9atprencs
t bate feinen san3en Wo9enlobn BET
n fib unb bat bic 0ermutbung ieiner
8 Grau piel Wabri&einli9teit an fi9,
n oa 2aurence iOnf Gls nii9terntr uno
8 foIiber Mann befannt iff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
u b en- b 8.


Ragtime Programm.
I. Overture Prince of Pilsen" :. Luders.
2. a) rHyawatha" Daniels
h) Coon Band Contest. :. Pryor.
8. Heart how'd down" (Solo fuer
Dass) ).-... Dalie.
Mr.. Rowden.
4. uAnglo-American" Popular Fan
tasV-. baetens.
5. king Carnival" Concert Polka. .Kryl
Cornet Solo by Kryl.
6. Overture The Darky's Ju-
2. Zwei Gasseuhauer
a) ,,Ano7a" .----... ........... Grey.
b) ,Bedelia" "............... Schwartz.
8. Melodien aus Babes in Toy
lana ............... ..HerDert.
9. yMignon" (Polonaise) 1900. Thomas.
Mrs. Partridge.
10. Southern Smiles" (Wing-step
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

- Mau&t bie Tish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
9ie Smnes Concerto.

Sas prd9tige SOmmerpetter sO9
geifern mieber elm sroBes Publifum
na9 6air=8ant, um ben beiben bor=
3asliden @oncertsn Der Snnes 2apelle
3u lauI9en.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-08-28
ATLANTA STORM-SWEPT.
Wind Attained Velocity of SO Miles an
Hour,

Wind Attained Velocity of So Miles an
Hour.
Atlanta, Ga-August 27.-A terrific
rain and thunder storm, during which
the wind attained a velocity Of 3S
miles an hour, swept over the city
Friday afternoon.
Trees were uprooted in a number of
sections of the city, limbs of trees were
strewn about the streets, two bridges
were swept from their supports,
dazzling sheet of lightning struck the
top of the English-American building
and dislodged its fiagpole, one of the
elevator boys, who was ON the top
floor at the time, being severely shock
ed by the stroke. The large genera
tor in the plant of the Georgia Rail-
way and Electric company was burned
out, the damage being estimated at
$1,500.
The storm began at 2:54 o'clock with
shocking thunder claps and constant
display of lightning, and 80 minutes
after the rain started the instruments
Of the local weather bureau indicated
that a fraction over inch of rain had
fallen. Such a precipitation in Allan.
ia is almost unprecedented.
Two inches of rain fell between the
starting of the storm and o'clock
Friday night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-08-28
BUTCHERS STRIKE.
OF No Avail to Make Proposition to the

vt mo Avail TO MAKE FFOPoSiIlon TO Cn0
Packers.
Chicago, August 27.-President Mi
chael Donnelly, of the striking butch
ers, said to day that it will probably
be of no avail to make a proposition of
any sort to the packers.
"If we make proposition" said he,
"it will undoubtedly meet with the
same answer as that which was made
to the aldermanic committee yesterday
THE strike is already settled
There is to be a general meeting to-
morrow at which the matter will be
taken up and until then no one shall
be able to say what shall be done.
The members of the national execu-
tive board of the Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmen begun
to arrive today preparatory to holding
a meeting which was called by Pres
ident Donnelly, and which it is gener-
ally believed will result IN some step
looking towards a termination of the
strike. Stephen Vail, of South Da.
kota, was the first to arrive.
NO important step of any kind will
be taken until formal action is taken
by the board" said President Don
nelly,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-08-28
Campaign AGAINST Profanity.

Berwick, Pa, August PA cam
paign against the use or profanity
in the streets here has been inaugu,
rated by the Young Women's Chris
ton association. Copies of an ordf
nance recently enacted by the town
council have been posted conspicuous
ly about town 1t forbids the use of
profanity on penalty of 500 fine or
three months Imprisonment. Mem
bers of the association propose to Sc
cure the strict enforcement Of the law
and have called on all good citizens 70
help them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-08-28
IN SECOND ROUND
MONROE KNOCKED OUT
Champion Jim Jeffries Easily
Sustains His Title.
THE MINER vERIEsT AMATEUR.
In Two Minutes After Fight Began,
Monroe Was Practically Put Out of
Busness-Thousands Witnessed the
Contest-Gate Receipts $4,000.

San Francisco August 27.-Like the
Veriest amateur in the prize ring,
Jack Munroe of Butte, went down and
out before Champion James J. JEFF
fries in the second round The man
from the mining district made such an
extremely sorry showing that the great
thrOng in Mechanics Pavilion roundIy
hooted him as he protested to Referee
Graner against the decision that had
been given in favor of Jeffries.
The two giants had not been III the
ring two minutes when it was foreseen
that the aspirations of Munroe would
be quickly disposed Of The miner
was scared and awkward, and Jeffries,
in the first round, had him twice on
the canvas taking the count
Jeffries directed his bombardment
against the stomach of his opponent
and each shot was followed by a blow
on the jaw that sent Munroe to his
knees.
F'orty-tive seconds after the gong
sounded Munroe was lying on the floor
bloody, bruised mass of humanity
with Jeffries standing over him ready,
necessary, to put the quietus on the
championship ambitions of his adver-
sary.
The miner was too dazed to rise to
his feet and the timekeepers counted
him out, but the husky man from
southern California did not understand
that the victory was already his, nor
dad MunrOe realize that his pugiIistic
star had so early set and the two men.
In a moment or two, we're facing one
another and Jeffries landed a terrific
blow on the jaw of his staggering op-
ponent.
1t was at this time that Grane1
came forward and ordered Jeffries
away, telling him that the fight was
ended in his favor Munroe tOttered
to his corner with blood streaming
from his face and fell into his chair
dazed and helpless.
From the time the bell rang for the
commencement Of the battle to the
time that the count of ten had been
uttered against Munroe, only four
minutes and forty-five seconds had
elapsed. The fight demonstrated, if
nothing else, that the world has yet
TO produce a pugilist who will displace
James J. Jeffries as champion of the
world
A great throng witnessed the CON
test and estimates of the number in
attendance ranged from 1000 to 5000,
and it is believed that the gate re-
ceipts will approximate $4,000.
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His Fate In Jurp,s Hands.

Memphis, August 27-The fate Of
George Honan, charged with murder
ing Deputy Sheriff Thomas McDer-
mott, in raid on a gambling dive
last month, is in the hands of the jury.
The trial has been bitterly contested.
Public Indignation was highly wrought
up at the time of the tragedy, culmi-
mating in a mass meeting OF citizens
demanding that the city be purged
of the criminal element alleged to
have existed here for years.
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CievaIand's Admin iotration.

"Our a5versaries point to TIE serious
depression which they claim was
brought about by Mr.. Cloveland's last
ADMINISTRATION, and in general charge
with which they seek to confuse the
public mind, they hope to make the
people believe that the country was
highly prosperous Whel Mr.. Cleveland
was elected in 1882, and that the Dem
ocratic victCry CT that yecr brought
this country Immediately to the verge
Of Bankruptcy and financial ruin They
have not only deceived thousands of
honest ana woll-meah:ng men, who re-
member that great crisis as having
eliminated under Mr. CIevelaGd's ad-
ministration, but forget tEat it COM
menced under Hai1ison's.
"Our Republican friends seem to be
iercey aroused because we have
dared to say that protection is rob-
berry Of the many to enrich the few"
Any law which leyies a tax, nc. for
the purpose OF raising revenue TO sup
port the government, but for the pur-
nose Of compelling citizen to pay
more for the goods Which he must
buy, is a perversion Of governmental
power and downright robbery.
IF congress could raise revenue to
support the federal government by
levying an ad valorem tax OF uniform
rate on all the property or this coun.
try then the question OF rree trade
/ would become a debatabIe one But
as the constitution stands today-and
as it will always stand in this respect,
| because it would be utterly impossible
to obtain a three-fourths vote of all
the states for an amendment to this
provision-we can never levy direct
tax without such great inequality as to
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ATTEMPT BEING MADE
TO CUT RUSSIAN LINE
Generals Kuroki and Oku Have
Joined Their Forces.
SEVERE BATTLES HAVE RACED.
Armies In the Far East Are Still

Armies In the Far East Are Still
Fi-ht'r7 Wa ,.1narkable Stubborn
ne--, =. an-,e Making Strenuous
Efforts to Gain Certain Positions.
Lao Yang, August 27,-GeneraI Ku-
rol1i has joined forces with General
Oku in an attempt to cut the Russian
line between An Shan Shan and Lii
andstiantian
The battle of August 25 ragged along
the eastern front. A strong Japa
nese force attacked the Russian posi-
tions at Mao pass IL miles east of An
Shan Shan. Nine batteries of six
guns each bombarded the Russian out.
posts At this point the combat re-
peatedly developed into hand-to-hand
fighting.
The Russians stubbornly held the
outposts the whole day, falling back
on their main position at night
The chief artillery engagement was
in front of Liandiansian, the Japanese
SCIlSC4lbI dIlI1S CuG III z VI ~ DdUlSIISS
and simultaneously advancing on To
rintspu, 4 miles southwest of Land
siantian, but they were arrested by
Cossacks, who were afterward rein.
forced by infantry and artillery.
The Japanese resumed the lombard
ment of August 26, devoting most of
their attention to Liansiantian The
Russian field guns were very effective.
They dismantled 80 JapaRxse guns,
mostly mountain pieces.
The casualties have not been as
certained.