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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
9ciffmna efnes Rcaners.

Sn Nntperpen, 8elgien, bate ein
gngldnber, 8eftber elmer hortteen Saz
Derne, benz 8effber bes beutf9en 8atbs@
felers gegeniiber seGaBert, Die beut=
f9en 3enner feien Die uneei9idtelten
Der Melt. Ser &atbsfenernirtb beftritt
bas, unb 70 fam es gu elmer @ette, BEL
Der Der @nglGnber fi9 berpfli9tete. 500
5rancs ($1O0) bemjenigen beutf9on
3e1ner gu 5ablen, Der in "a 5tunb'r
1000 S9nitte 8rpb f9neiben, mil
Butter betreinen unb nit Roatbeef h'z
legen piirbe. Gin Genner bes beut1der
&atbsfelers nabm Die @ette an urb
begann Moreens INN 6 ubr ppr eintm
5ablret9en publifum Die Nrbeit. I'm
2 l1br Na9ts, alfo mad 18 @tunbt !.
mar bos 1000. 8ntterbrpb fertig; M.
tart gef9po1enem 9~anogelenf bate
Der &eaner Die Wette getponner. Die
1000 8utterbrobe er6ielten bic Mrmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
Der ~ enf @li6e Rater.

Die Mbffammung bes menf6li9en
Raters fu9t cine Observation-Disclosures
Wo9enI9rift in einem NufaB iiber
Sriater unter ben Sbieren folgenberz
maben gu ergriinben: Nu9 bas Sbier=
reid, 70 beiBt es bort, bat feline Nbftiz
nen3ler, unb 5par gebOrt oaau Das
ean5e 9ef6le9t Der &usen, Elm 8e=
pets, buB 5leif9nabrung ni6t INNER
gum 4ltobolismus fibrt. 8ietet
nan Der Sausfabe Mlfo6ol in irgenb
elmer Sorm, 70 5eigt tie ben grOBten
4bf9eu por biefem ,Seufelstranf",
unb Bel ibren fleineren unb gr0Beren
8ernanbten If es ni9t anbers. Mit
3e6t be3ei9net man alfo ben auf
ibermGBigen NlfobolgenuB folgenben
Sutanb bes Neni9en, III Dem er a1es
rGeiiise" berabf9eut, nit benz Worte
r&ater1.-Sonett biefer GrflGrungsz
beriu9. @r erf9eint uns iebo9 ni9t
iebr pubrf9einli9. 0a bic 8eaet9z
nung .&ater" fir ben iammerbouen
3uftonb, in ben Der Menf4 na4 gu
ftartem MlfobolgenuB gerGtb, Dffenbar
aus benz Glteren Mnsbrud y&aben=
iammer" 6erborgetpa6fen 1T, 70 nirb
bas Wort r&ater" nObl eber benz
Sammergebeul, bas Mlfobolbergiftete
ausitoBen unb bamit in ben 8erglei9
NIT ben &aBen treten, entiprungen
fetn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
Ste entfabrte Sofomotipe.

Gin r@6er3", Der lei9t perbdng>
niBbpne 5olge bGtte buben fDnnen,
tpurbe auf Der ruiftf9en @iIenbabn<
ftatipn &onaisfaia periibt. Nuf benz
S9ienenftrang pDr Der Station fan=
ben mebrere Qofomottpen. lin 10
1brMbenbs, als auf Der Station f9on
aaes f9lief, tletterte Elm nS9er3bolo"
auf cine 2ofomotipe. 6ei5te tie an nno
Dffnete ben &egulator fir lungfame
5abrt, Die 2ofomotibe feBte iid To-
fort in Der Gt9tung CUR Station
8rimsfaia in 8epegung. 8or Der
Nbfabrt ertDnten bret 9fiffe, aber fein
Menf9 bDrte tie. Set benz erten WG3z
terbGus9en fprang Der nS9er5bolb"
ab. Ser 8erlu5t Der QpfDmottDe tDnr<
be auerit ppn benz 5tationsmd9ter
gemerft, Der in Der Ha9t aus fubem
@6lummer erpa9te. 91un gerietb
bic gan3e Understanding in Be-
pegyng, unb aues mar balb auf Der
Su9e mad Der berloren 9%egangenen
2Dfomotipe, Die MAJ aber erft am
nd9iten Morgen in Der Gteppe. apei
Werft BON &rimsfuiu entfernt, ptz
berfanb. Ser Dampf fpar ibr unterz
pegs ausgegangen, 70 baB lie bie5abrt
gum Slid ni9t fortieBen tonnte.
Welfss nneliid 5onft entftanben MD
re, fann man ii6 norffeaen, fDenn mod
sraGblt pirb, baB uuf ben S9ienen
Elm Magen ftanb, in benz 5ablrei9e giz
fenbahndrbeiter f9liefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

5tstnltU Durtttger BetletDung, le9t
neri3lafen, fragte unpirf9 na9 mei>
mem 8egebr.
SD bin bier eingei9lofen," faste
i4 f4ii9tern.
p&h" - er la9te = yMdbam bat
perf9lafen - Mabame bat pobl
Gbampagner eetrunfen2"
@r fam 6eraus aus benz Stiib6en
nnb f9lDB auf.
S9 banfte linn eilis unb entf9lIpfs
te.
@ie eebeBt lief i9 mad benz Suile<
rieni9loB = bur9 ben po6lbefannten
@in9ane Der 8ebieniteten 1aitete i9
bic bielen, pielen Sreppen btnouf =
nnb trat ftiirmtf9 BET Nannette ein!-
SD babe ibn!" rief t9 auBer
Mtbem.
Den Stein in Der Sanb elite bic
&ammerfrau CUR Sberftbofmeifterin
Der 8aiierin = i6 muBte nit.
Wtr purben fofort porgelaHen.
Nein, btefe 5reuoe, biefe @us5ei9z
n1ng. bic bic bobe Dame mir fleinem
0tnge 5utbeil tperben lieb!
Sic elite fofprt na9 ben Pribatsez
md9ern Der &aiierin unb fam nit Ell
mem tpunberf9Onen, reid nit &ubtnen
gef9midten Mrmbanb nit Der &ai1erz
trone auriid.
Sd aber faste bemiitbig, bab i9 elm
fol9 foftbares 9ef9ent ni6t annebz
men fOnne, unb barg metn 9eii9t in
ben 9dnben.
Die @rGfin ftrei6elte metne @tirn
nnb fpra6 freunbli9 auf MIDI elm.
Sd muBte bas Mrmbanb bebalten
unb tpurhs in elmer !6of equipage na9
9au5e gebra9t. @inige Monate fpdter
par i9 SrancOis 9a4ettes slidfelige
tletne Jrau.
SIN Sabre 1874 mar i6 nit mei<
mem Gatten unb meinem Gobn aus
Der S9epeia, nobtn mir bes &rieges
tpegen gefloben tparen, na9 paris auz
rid9etebrt. Wir fdBen in einem Der
belebteten Cafes = ba trat an mid
cine OransenpertGuferin beran nnb
Bat, i4 mOse fuufen.
Sd fab auf: elm blei9es, ab9ese6rz
tee gefi9t, ttefliegenbe. fiebernbe
4ugen, rotbes, fonnengolbiges 9uar.
Sd lab iie an, i6 fab Die Sammergez
ftalt, ib %neitelte an meiner 8Orfe nnb
entnabm ibr 5itternb Elm @olbftid.
Die MermIte tarrte MIDI an - tie
bate po1l LANCE tein gelo mebr bes
fefen.
rMats Mabame," iagte fie faft be-
f6Gmt.
.2eben sic tpobf, 2eba be @la<
nier!" fu9te td leiie.
Sn ibre miiben, franfen Mugen fam
Elm Gtrabl bes grfennens - t6 -
i'd bette ibr ia bumals Die Soilette
berratben - unb i'm gefunben, ben
bielseiu9ten 9iamanten Der 3oiferin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
@Gnoenihilner.

Na9 beraIbtf9en @runbfGBen perz
ben gu Wuppenf9ilbern nur Die 5arben
8lau, Griin, 8otb unb S9pars ee=
nommen, auBerbem ftnb mod Stlber
unb Sob ftottbaft. Die apeite @nr@
f9rfft lautet, bob Sarbe niemals auf
5arbe gefeBt tperben bari, ebenfo pie
nfemals Metau auf Metau. Min alio
iemunb gum 8eifpieI Elm blaues Wap=
penf6ilb nit einem @9liifei BARN als
Wappen anrebmen, 10 muB Der @6lifz
fel i'm blaaen Wappenf6ilbe @tlber
ober Sob fem. Quf Elm soioenes ober
fiL5ernes Mappenf9tEb barf pieberum
nur Elm farbieer @eeenffanb, etne 5tgur
ober Elm Nt5ei9en eefebt nerDen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
ErabIimssma@t.
Son Sermann Sei5e.


SIM &~aItanienboum Der @inb
&eGt beri6Iafen iein @efieoer,
On ben fpiben 9Gdern rinnt
9dmmerung unb Monbi6ein nieber.
Nne 8r1innen rnui6en fiibI
8or fi6 bin bermorrene Saeen,
3e~bnubreloden I'M 9eitiibI
&iiiten feierli9 gum S6lagen.
Sn BEN @drten unbelduf6t
96lummern monbbegldn5te 8dnme,
9urh bic runoen &ronen raltf6t
Sief bas Itbmen i6oner Srdume.
369erno leg i6 ans Der 5anb
Meine tparmeeipielte 8ei9e,
Staune neit in's blame 2anb,
Sr6ume, feline MIDI uno i6tpeige.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

9anabium Elm fe6r ~5eItenes
Metcu, bat bic @igeni4aft, benz
4upfer 5ugefeBt, biefes su iebr feinem
9rabt aus5ieben gu ldfen. 8dnae
blum foitet eesenfpGrtig freili9 bas
Yfunb ettpa 1878.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
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231 SLIinots urb DtcSeaa
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235 SIIinpis uHb So.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
gpestaIss tsnaIe.

Srften o S&Edee, s~reiter 2Iarrn,
8tretten 2 S4Idss, britter MIara,
Drtttet 9 S4Idse, bierter GIarrus
l-a-1, Seler aus unb S9Iau4 ~aufeersRt.
s S4IdBe, gBaHerSrud nb.
- S4Idge, u t5r glittaga.
!" Die 70 bese4neten Sisnale tpsrbea Hsss som EtGSrs
1d&tst G~asessSen ba on ben 6etreHeabea StsGBse
h~eualHeea te&ae @IGrmt6fen anaebra&4 fab.
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gpestaI,
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-26
Horsernen Killed
thousand Sheep

Antelope, Fore, Aug. 25.-Twenty
horsemen with blackened faces rode up
to flock of thoroughbred sheep be-
longing to Morrow & KEENAN, of Will
low Creek, Crook county, on Little
Summit prairie, 40 miles east of Prime
vile, and when night came on 1000
dead animals were stretched out on the
range. -ess~ -
A single berder watching his FLOCK
late in the afternoon was covered with
the rifles of men on horseback. His
hands and feet were tied and a gunny
sack pulled down over his head. A
rapid fusilade Of shots brought young
KEENAN, to the scene. But the boy, al
though armed with an automatic rap.
i'd fire pistol, did not dare show him.
self. Concealed in a small thicket he
watched the work of destruction.
When all was quiet and the sheep
were all dead or wounded, the boy re-
leased the herder, who was nearly suf-
located. Morrow & KEENAN, are repre-
sentative sheep men of Crook county.
Their loss will amount to several
Thousand dollars.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-26
.HAMMER|NG At PORT ARTHUR
TREMENDOUS CONFLICT RAGING
VICTORY IN BALANCE.
Chinese From Port Arthur Report
That the Japanese Are Making Des-
perate charges-Russians Driven
Back--Japs Capture Fort, Then Com.
PEELED to Retire From Russians.

Chefoo. Aug. 20, noon.-The first de-
tailed news of the general assault on
Port Arthur indicates that tremen-
dous conflict is waging and that VIC
tory is hanging in the balance.
Chinese who left Port Arthur yester-
day and arrived here today state that
the Japanese, by making desperate
charges which were reinforced by an
artillery fire from Shushiyen and
Louisa bay, swept from the north into
the Pigeon bay territory and drove
the Russians back from the main
forts. The ground being comparative
ly fiat in this vicinity, the Japanese
were unable to hold it in the face Of
the Russian artillery fire, and they
retired north, an eighth of mile be-
yond the zone of fire.
The Chinese declare that the jap
anese captured one important fort, To-
Gated on the Itzshan hills, midway be-
tween the west coast and the railway,
on line drawn approximately from
point midway between Pigeon and
Louisa bays. The Japanese infantry
assaulted the fort and compelled the
Russians to retire. The Russian ar
tillery then directed heavy fire on
the spot, compelling the Japanese in
turn to retire.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-26
Negro Robber
Killed Himself

Standpoint, Idaho, Aug. 25. - Last
evening rancher named Jensen, liv.
ing across Pend d'Oreille lake from
here, came to town and reported that
during the afternoon two negroes had
called at his house, threatened his wife
and robbed her of gun and lot of am
unition.
Sheriff Whitney and Policemen Saw
yer and Moran started for the scene :of
the robbery Arriving there they sue
ceeded in tracing the negroes up the
mountain side to point where they
had separated, one of them apparently
coming back to the beach, the other 20
in on up the mountain. They follow.
ed the tracks of the latter, and shortly
found him in the brush, shot through
the head. with the empty gun by his
side. He was alive, but died within
10 minutes. The body was taken to
Hope. 1t cannot be termined whether
the suicide was intentional or other
wise.
He carried not monies or papers, and
had wandered through the burning
woods all night and had lost one Of
his shoes.
The missing negroe is described as
six feet high, weighing nearly 200
pounds, aged 30 years, wearing dark,
seedy clothes and light hat with
medium broad rim. He is beloved to
have gone west.
1t now developes that the negroes
had committed several robberies earlier
in the day, robbing man named Yoat
of his gun and small sum of money
and stealing the boat with which they
made their trip to Jensen's place.
Every effort is being made to catch
the surviving robber.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-26
Fatal Explosion
In Morning Mine

Mullan. Idaho, Aug. 23.-One miner
was instantly killed and three others
injured, one fatally, in an explosion in
the Morning. mine. The dead miner
is q Carer, and his bl other, Doc Car
ter, is frightfully injured about the
face and body, and it is believed that
he cannot recover. His eyesight is
completely destroyed. Frank Zendwich
and another miner whose name is un-
known, were injured about the face.
The explosion occurred on the You
Like side, above the intermediate drift.
The four miners had loaded hole
and were tamping the rounds prepara-
tory to shooting when the explosion
took place. The two Carter brothers
were directly over the holes and re.
ceived the full shock Of the blasts.
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LATE NEWS Items.

George Rice of Marietta, Ohio, COM
menced suit in the United States cir.
cult court for 100000 damages
against the Standard Oil company for
the alleged running of his oil bust
ness.
The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia
has arrived at San Francisco from the
orient, bringing in a most valuable
cargo. A lot of raw silk valued at
100000 was listed on her manifest,
while In her treasure tank was jap
anese gold aggregating $3.50, 900. This
ccin comes from Japan for the pur.
chase of supplies for the army.
The secretary of war has directed
that Division Commander General
Bates make full and complete -investi-
CATION of the recent clash between
the soldiers Of the regular army and
the militia in camp near Athens, Ohio,
when Corporal Charles Clark was kill.
ed and three other members of the
national guard injured.
Margaret Dougherty of Rochester,
N. r., who was almost scalped in an
automobile accident August 10, Is re.
covering, after undergoing a remark.
able operation, which resulted In the
replacing OF her scalp, which was torn
from her head. The euticle already
has begun to unite and the girls hair
shows such signs Of vitality that the
success of the operation Is assured.
The supreme lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las, has decided by vote Of 80 to Ia
to hold their next biennial encamp-
ment in New Orleans. The supreme
lodge has adopted new uniforms and
equipment for all officers of the
Pythian army except general officers
and officers of the general stats. The
uniforms adopted are practically the
same as worn by the officers of the
United States army.
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Says He Will Die
in Port Arthur

London, Aug. 24.-According tn the
Moscow correspondent Of the Morning
Post, Lieutenant General Stoessel con-
oluded a telegram to intimate friend
there with the words, Farewell for
ever. Port Arthur will be my tomb. :"
A dispatch from Chefoo says that &C.
cording to Chinese reports the Japanese
have agian bombaried Port Arthur,
pouring in continuous fire, but that
the Russians succeeded in silencing the
fire. The Japanese fleet was not con-
ceIned in the attack having put to sea.
Japanese troops in considerable
forces are concentrating ON the south
ern front of the Russian army, and
there is continual skirmishing, but
there is no prospect of big battle.
The Chinese say that sc, 900 Japanese
troops with 200 guns have landed at
kinkow, TART of these troops going to
Newchwang and part to Kaicheng.
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United States
Will Not Interfere

The United States government does
not intend to insist upon the neutrality
of China. 1t does not intend to insist
that the Russian warships now in the
harbor at Shanghai shall be disarmed
or be forced from their present haven.
1t does not intend in any way to pre-
vent the Japanese capturing the Rus
sian warships. 1t does not at this time
propose to protect American interests
in Shanghai or in any other Chinese
ports, if by 30 doing it is found neces.
sary to interfere with the freedom Of
action of the warships of any other ma
ton.
This is the decision reached by the
department Of state, after conference
between the state and the navy officials
with president Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
over the long distance telephone.
Instructions in accordance with this
decision were sent to Rear Admiral
Sterling. in charge of the Asiatic
squadron, now at Shanghai.
An impression exists at the capital
that Consul General Goodnow may
have unintentionally paved the way to
committing this government to main.
tenance of the neutrality of China
when he called the recent meeting of
the foreign representatives to take such
action as was deemed necessary. But
before that meeting had assembled a
cablegram had been sent him to care
fully abstain from any action that
could be deemed to be interference.
The fact that the conference was pro
ductive Of no understanding is taken to
mean that when the other representa-
tives discovered that the United States
consul general had no plan to propose
they discreetly decided to await in
structions from their home Offices.