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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-07

The NatiosIal Executive Committee
EMIL PEEEToRIES. President
The Local Executive Committee
JOHN gCFIROERS. Chairman.
To tho fmperisi German Councillor. Theo1S.
Levsld.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-07
At WORLDS FAIR TODAY.

. At WORLDS FAIR TODAY.
. Reception at the Louisiana build
. Ing at ! o'clock.
. Reception at the Missouri building ,
Q at O'clock
. Reception BY the Board OF Lady .
D Managers from TO 8 o'clock In ,
. the house of the board.
. Reception at the Texas building -,
D from 10 Il o'clock tonight.
Reception al the Mississippi build
4 ing frnn, TO 1n c,cInck tn-.1irht 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-07
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

democrats are piaiulliR a WuitiWAIu AL
ish for. the national campaign. intendin
TO concentrate their ''hurrah" work int
the last ten days before the election.
At a meeting OF the Woman's AuIfias.
TO the Episcopal Board OF Missions at Bos
ton 3142,gl7 40 is collected for mission work
after an address by the wife Of the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury.
Chairman Taggaft rays Judge Parks
las decided finally not to make ar
speeches during tie campaign, but WI
confine himself TO occasional brief ad
dresses from his porch
Resolutions are adopted at the Interna
t'onal Peacs Congress at Boston calling
upon the Powers TO reduce their anna
inents.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury declares
at tho EpiscoraI Convention in BostoI
that there Is a decadcnce in the religious
home life and SQUADS n warning that The
churches mus: work barber to retai 1t.
influence.
Seven convict5 escape from the Pcn:tan'
tiary at Sioux Falls. S. D. Two are re-
captured and two are shot.
Cotton develops fr-ther strength and
activity on the New York exchange the
bear clique seemingly being broken
FOREIGN.
Russian revolutionists are again active
and are urging Jews TO place no reliance
in promises OF the Government.
Professor Metchnikoff's new youth
basJIins' continues to excite half-derisive
interest among French scientists. but the
discoverer is Indifferent TO this feeling.
- cso ~
TO ST. Louis to represent President Diaz
AT the World: Fair.
Mont Pelee Is reported to be IN full
eruption again. emitting dense clouds of
smoke and huge balls OF fire.
SPORTING.
Judge Murphy barred the stable of ]. K.
Hughes at Delmar yesterday.
Washington plays Illinois University: st.
Louis University meets Illinois State. and
c. B. c. lines UP against West Ends to-
morrow on local checkerboards.
Pittsburg beats Cardinals in both games
of a doubleheader at Pittsburg.
Commodore looks best in the feature
race at Delrnar to-day.
Sullivan Is ready to bet against Abe At
tell in their coming battle.
-Four worlds records are broken at the
trotting meet in Lexington. Ky. Sweet
Marie defeats T1verton for the Trans
atlantic Stakes.
Marine Intelligence.
New York. Oct 6.-sailed: Friedrich
der Grosse: Bremen via Plymouth and
Chcrbourg: La savoie. Havre: Laurentian.
Glasgow.
Trieste. Oct. ARRIVED: Gerty, New
York. via Naples and Venice.
Liverpool. Oct 5.-Arrived: Tsutonio,
New YORK
Glasgow. oc:. ARRIVED: corcan. Bcs-
ton. via Halifax
Hamburg, Oct. s.-Arrfved: Patricia.
New York via Dover
Hanturs, Oct. 6-Arrived: Doutsch
land, Philadelphia. via Plymouth and
C,Ierbourg.
Queenstown. Oct. s.-saiIed: Hayer-
ford from LiverreeD. Philadelphia:
oceanic, from Liverpool. New York.
Ca1lac, Oct 6-Arrived: HermothIs.
Seattle San Francisco, etc, to Hamburg.
Plymouth. Oct 6.-Sailed: Caterina Ac-
z came (from San Francisco), Dublin.
Sydney, New South Wales. Oct g.
Sailed: Miowera. Vancouver
Marseilles. Oct 5.-Arrived: Algeria.
New York, via Naples.
Naples. Oct. 6.-Arrived: Koenisin
I,ulse. New York via Gibraltar. for
Genoa, and proceeded.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-07
GREAT CROWD CELEBRATES
GERMAN DAY AT FAIR
Continued From Page One.

from the great crowd. The distinguished
German patriot and former United States
Senator delivered a speech that was re
pletc with the fire OF eloquence and lofty
patr intI4p, Jy;s g,.o,b FnlIn,vz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
Biz PACKERS control RaiIronds.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-'If any railroad
dares to dlsobey the orders of the big
packers Il boycott is instituted at once
by these, the largest shippers in the
United States and the most remorse-
less and arbitrary power in the world
This is the reply that J.. w. Midgley
made to Commissioner Prouty when
the latter asked how it was the pack
ers were enabled to compel the rail
roads to send their empty cars back OH
express time and pay them for so do
ing. Mr.. Midgely is a railroad expert,
former commissioner of the Western
Trunk Line association and a veteran
agitator for railroad reform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
Accuser Dreaded For PRISONER

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 11.-Albert T.
Du Barry. an employee of a lodging
house here, caused the arrest of Lobe
Schmidt, aged nineteen, for stealing
ain umbrella and a cane. When Schmidt
was arraigned Du Barry, fearful and
in a voice choked with emotion, plead
ed for the release OF the young man.
Every one concerned was surprised IN
til Du Barry exclaimed, II have learn
cd that Schmidt is a grandson of the
man who. forty-seven years ago, in
1857, when l had just arrived in this
country and was penniless, Respondent
and without prospect Of getting work,
gave me money, a job and encourage
ment." Judge Sweeney and others were
much affected by Du Barry's earnestly
told story, and young Schmidt was dis
charged from custody. He and Du
Barry walked from the courtroom arm
I'm arm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
MA.

The Chicago & North Western Ry, has
issu d - new publication entitled "O,l
fornia." 1t contains n beautiful cOlnr q
maj of the state, a list OF ho'els at Gall
tornia tourist resorts with Their capacity
and rate and a most interesting series
nf nj ,tmres SHOWING Ca'i'ornia's resources
aud attractions, The prospective visitor
and settler shdlld be in pose sion Of a
copy az this profusely illustrated folder.
Sent 10 any address ON receipt of fuuI
ceuts in stamps. One way tickets "a sale
daily september Is TO October Is, only
SO 200 Chicago to the Coist. Cores
pondingly low rates from all points.
w. A.fCox General agent, Col Chest.
nut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
7S00-S-31.till tn-15
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
pitt.acId.s Dnyld-Harum Gone.

PITTSFIELD, MISS, Oct. IL. -
Grove Hurlbut, one .of the most re-
markable characters In the Berkshires,
died at his homo in this city last night.
Hurlbut was eighty7four years old. He
could neither read nor write, but
amasscd Il fortune estimated at $780,
900 through shrewbg Yankee trading.
No David Hnrum was more shrewd
in a horse trade OF a real estate deal
than Hurlbut. His real estate holdings
in Berkshire comprised about 1900
acres. in amount being second only to
the October mountain estate of the late
William G. Whitney. He owned prac-
tically all the shore of POntoosuc lake
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
CLEVELAND WILL PRESIDE.
Ex-President Has Consented to At
tend Important Assembly Oct. Fl.


tend Important Assembly Oct. Fl.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following
official announcement of Grover Cleve-
lands appearance at political meet.
ing in this city has been made at Dem
ocratic national headquarters:
1.-The Business Mems Parker and Da-
Wis association, whose membership is
drawn from the leading business men
of New York, have arranged to hold a
mass meeting in Carnegie hall on Oct.
21. Ex-President Grover Cleveland
has so far overcome his Discrimination
to make a speech during the canvass
that he has consented to preside at
this meeting. 1t is, however, fully I'M.
derstood both by the national commit
tee and by his friends that this APP
pearance Of the ex-presldent will be
the only one he will make as a speaker
during the campaign. The principal
speech of the evening will be delivered
by ex-Secretary of the Treasury John
G. Carlisle, and it is expected that this
meeting will be the most important one
held by any. party in New York during
the pending campaigfI."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
Baltlc fleet Sail. For Libau.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 11,-After
the farewell review of the Baltic feet
at Reval' by Emperor Nicholas the
squadron sailed for Liban, from whence
it is declared it will within a few days
weigh anchor for the long voyage to
the Pacific. Tho emperor INSPECTED
the Heet and torpedo fotillp that is to
accompany it to the far east. His
majesty made speech to the crews.
thanking them for their past services
to- Russia. Great crowds lined the
route. especially cheering the empress
and the infant c~zarevitch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Robert J. Wynnc Amounted by Pres
tIouf Hk~nnkaveIf.

Robert j. Wynnc APPOINTED by Press
idcnt Roosevelt.
. WASgNGfGE, Oct 11.-President
Roosevelt. has appointed Robert ].
WynJk ksAhHstcr general to succeed
the ld4 Heaifh# C. Payne. Mr.. Wynne
has been acting postmaster general by
pleI4exfiM order since Mr.. Payne's
deA& ll&&s appointment makes him a
member of tho cabinet.
Mr..~Nsynne- was born in New York
city in November, 1852, and was there
educattAeth tlic public schools. He re-
nIovedLdal Philadelphia and learned
telegrSpAy, working in the Gold and
Stock 0aFdsi Eventually becoming chief
operator of the Pacific and Atlantic
Telegraph company, After living eight
years in Philadelphia MIR. Wynne came
to Washington.
In 1902 Mr.. Wynne was appointed
first assistant postmaster general and
has held that position up to the pres
cnt time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
Mrs. Hanna After Mi.hnp.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. IL. Carl
Trenn, thirteen years old, while on his
way to school was run down by the
automobile of Mrs. Dan II. Hanna and
fatally hurt. The accident took place
within Il few blocks Of the Hanna resi-
dence. Mrs. Hanna and her little
daughter were in the machine with the
chauffeur. The boy had been riding ON
the end of a hay wagon and jumped off
just as the chauffeur had turned the
automobile out to pass around the
wagon. Mrs. Hanna carried the boy
herself into a nearby store and after
summoning aid swooned several times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11

ESOPUS, N. Y, Oct. 11.-Judge Par
ker will make his first campaign speech
here next Saturday. Its occasion will
be q visit from the Avon Beach Regu-
lar Democratic club, Il Brooklyn organ
ization. Cornelius Furgueson controls
the club. In arranging for the clubs
visit Judge Parker is carrying out his
expressed intention of making all his
campaign speeches at Esopus. He may
depart from this plan later if the needs
of the situation seem to require It.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
RUSSIANS ADVANCE.
Manchurian Army Has Com
PEELED Japanese to Retreat.
COSSACKS BROKE ENEMY'S LINE.
MikadO Appeals to National spirit
to Perscvere In the War-Great
hattie Imminent Near
LiaOyang.

The RUSSIAN army in Manchuria is
advancing to the attack in two COZ
umns under the personal command 81
General K~uropatkin. Thet"Japanese
main force is reported to haze fallen
back thirty miles. f'ia ~
In a message to the nation the EN-
peror of Japan says that prospects Of
success are still distant and appeals to
the national spirit. %N'' p9.
Tokyo reports that three Russian
warships at Port Arthur have been
sunk by the combined fire of Japanese
land batteries and fleet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
sneak Thief COT $4,000 In Gems.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.AGems valued at
$4,000 were stolen from the wholesale
jewelry house of Joseph Maltz & Co.
here by a sneak thief, who walked
down FIVE flights of stairs and escaped.
While the clerks were all busy and
while Mr.. MaltZ was at work in his
private office the thief reached across
a small safe, picked up n of several
leather cases full of gems and made
his way out of the store %unnoticed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11

MARYSVILLE, Mo-, Oct. 11.-Wil-
liam J. Bryan addressed an open air
meeting here, pleading for the election
of Joseph w. Folk. Democratic .cand!-
date for governor of Missouri and
touching on national issues. Mr..
Bryan said he believed that his hear
ers would give him credit for courage
enough to oppose Parker openly If he
did not regard him as the best man for
the place and said he hoped that his
reputation for truth and veracity was
such that his friends would believe him
when he said he was supporting the
Democratic nominees by every means
In his power. ]"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
$4,000 San Francisco, Los Angeles, Port
land. Tacoma and Seattle, $3.50 Boise
City, 5000 Spokane and WaIla Walia,
80. 90 Ogden Salt Lake City and Butte.

From Chicago via the O ,icago, Union
Pacific & North Western I.i,r every day
until Octnber 18th intrusive. O rrespOnd-
ing low races tiom AL point. DAILY and
personally conducted excursions from Chi
cago in Pullman Tourists Slice ping care
only 500 for douhIc berth, (accomm"lat-
ing two reop'e) tlri ugh to the Pacific
Coast Without changing ears. Clloicc of
rouirs. Excellent irain s"r,icr. DIN &
e,rs .(meals "a la .cAfta.J For f"ll in(orma
tion apply to ~. A. Cox, G NJ. ,Aet.
COL Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, p.
St4h 8 20 ill 10 Ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
CHIN Day Mt 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-Cuba day was
celebrated at the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. The occasion wat the an
niversary of the beginning of the ten
year struggle for Independence. Dur
ing the day an informal reception WAC
given at the Cuban pavilion by the
commissioners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
Lon Dillon In 2.O1 L..

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 11.-Lou Dill
lon, the worlds champion trotting
mare, owned by c. X. G. Billings,
broke all work out records for trotting
horses by circling the course at the
Memphis driving park in 2011a. No
wind shield was used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
warm wave strikes Geneva.

GENEVA, n. Y, Oct. 11.-Monday
was one o. the warmest days of the
year here, reaching 81 in the shade.
The temperature was 90 degrees at .
o'clock In the morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
Police stopped Hnnlon's Puni.hments

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL. = Terry
McGovern was giving Eddie Hanlon
such severe punishment in the bout at
Industrial hall last night that the po-
lice stopped the fight in the fourth
round. Hanlon was hanging on the
ropes in a helpless condition when the
police interfered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-11
We'll, Sir

We have the kind of Under
wear that will suit you,
you'll admit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Tranea:S eretn beS Yrotefaati:
iden @aiienbereias.

Ser Trauen=g erein beg protefanti.
f9en Waiienpereins bdlt mor9en =
6reita9 = Na9mittag balb 3 u6r In
ben &dumen Der SonntaesIdule &c,
So. 3ions- @emeinos feline geamtsn=
Wabl ab.
6olsenbes Sidei 1T %aufsefelt:
prdioentin-Grauen 6. Wieie uni
6. Strange.
Uice p%rdfoentin - Grauen &,
8raHom unb 6. @r6nert.
YrotoeoQirenbe Secretdrin-Grauer
Or. &Obts uno 6. Msper.
6inans : Secretdrin - Grauen 6.
Ratbert unb 8. 2rieger.
SaaBmeiferin-6rauen 5. &eifel
unb u. Stebtfelo.
Observation-Disclosures W. Weper,
M. o. Mspsr. s. Ssoorid, u. Gen.
i9en, 90. Sdlade, 6. Bsermann, 6.
Stolte, 6. &ufe, 6. Satele, 6. Yurd
Or. Mai uno 6. Noams.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
8eb0roe fir off,. @srts.

Sie geb6rbe fir 6fentii6e Werfe bal
geftern idmmtlide Nn9sbote fir Die
8erbeheruns Der Nortbwefern Nbenue
n0rblid BON 6aa Greet nit @reoiot=
SOl3bl6dsn beruorfsu unb aneeOronst,
oab cine neue Nbi9dsung oes @runo=
ei9entbums, tpel9es BON Der 8erbehe=
runa proitiren miro. borgenommen
peroen ion.
Die 8eb6rbe bat bic @eignation bee
%. 8. &une, zines Snipector i'm Se=
partement oes Stabt= 5ngenieurs an
genommen.
Solgenoe@ontraete purben bergebsn
SIR @ement'S eitenme9e an Soutt
Str. bon Capitol Mbe. big Wet Str.
an %. 8. COOPER; 80 Gents.
8adfsinpHateruns in @ortbmetern
Ipe., bon 81. Str. bis 1916 SUB
n6roli1, american Contribution Co.,
81 per laufenben SUB.
Cement Seitenwege unb &inniteine
ar 8sder Str, bon WaIbinaton bic
Sadion Str, 9enrp Waa9; $3.50.
&eiolutionen uuroen %aneenommen:
Sir 3i%espflaferun9 unb @ement=
Seitenwese in 8raolep Str, bon
Waibinston big Wi4igan Str.
Sur &iespffaferuns in Der erften
Naep, tpeftlid bon 8artb Nbe., bon
Orange Str. big Cottage Ibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Monatltdes 8naetin DER Sc:
iuaobetts= SebSroe.

Sie 8eiunobeits Beb6roe beabf9s
tiet, elm monatliaes Bulletin aussuse=
ben, peldes bauptid9li6 cine Staii-
tit tiber bic anIfedenben 3rnntbeiten
uel1e in Der Staot miit6en uno oeren
Opfer entbalten wirb. Sie &ebactiOrl
bieies Bulletin miro 8eiunbbeits= gs=
amter Or. %. s. Spencer ftbren.
9ie erfte Mus9abe = Suli Wum=
mer = io0 bemnd6ft erideinen. Die
ielbe mirb u. u. bic Namen unb
MoreNen idmmtlidsr Mnssftelten Der
@siunohei.s- Seb3rbe entbalten, Sas
Bulletin tpirb in Der Office Der 8e=
b6rbe on D~ieienigen, pelde fd oafir
intersiiren, bertbeilt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
@ea9tensmsrthe Worte eiues
Nrbetterfabrers.

Ser prdfibent Cornelius 9. Gbea
bon Der Hationalen Briioeridaft oel
Subrleute, Der wdbrenb beg Saaes hon
Cincinnati aug, mo er pieoerertpdbli
rOrosn, bierber 3uriidtebrte, erfldrte
fi9 segen cine tpeitere Nusoebnun9 Dee
Streits Der S6ladtbausanesItelten
uno 9egen einen Spmpatbieitrsit, ab=
gefeben bon ben 2eutsn, Die in Den
8iebb6fen ielbt bsiGdfti9t fino.
yWir meroen ben ausfiebenoen
S9la9tbausarbeitern bethlehem, iaots
er, .aber ben Streit nuf Die bon Den
Bafern beiddftisten Gubrleute be-
i6rdnten. 9as @srii9t, oab aud Die
anberen Gubrleute fi9 on Dem Sireit
bet6eiligen miiroen, lit grunolos. Sir
oenten ni6t baran, anbere Nrbsitgeher
IN 8erlegenbeit su brin9en, 2eute, Die
nit Dem Streit ni9ts gu thun batten,
uno es mdre ni9t 9ere4t, fe fir Die
unseredten Sanolunsen anoersr BIZ
Zen su laKen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
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Wi0iams uno - 6aQ, 1926 81.
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s. %. uno Mup 9patt, 1348 g. gsl.
mont, Mdb9en. = Sarrp unb CLARA
@rabam, 3211 8racslanb, Wdo9en.
= 6reo unb Charlotte Naroarat, 1919
singleton, Wdo9en. = Walter uno
8atberine Warlep, % Sbisl glOd,
Mdo9en. = Sames 6. unb 0inla
Barb, 800 q. capitol, 2nabe. = u.
6, unb Wap Saplor, 1904 q. Sui=
nois, Nfdb9en. = 8. 6. unb Marga=
ret MnoerfOn, 748 Of Wartet, Mdo.
den. : SObn unb Gmelia MOos, 1908
NaOmi, 2nabe. = Sbomas uno Wauo
SHILLING. 1881 WaHaduistts, Wdb-
den. = Sbeobore unb Eelila6 9antrp,
3016 Weft germont, &nabe. - So=
race uno Coma Surnas, 919 LIBEL.
Gnobe.
@etraut:
Sbomas 6. Sbam-Maria @lapton.
Ban 2etpis Snearingin-&ebecca Sene
Sbompion.
Soean 5. @arlisle-Saif Sample.
Sames Waeon-2aura Srorel.
Sol. McDomea-Neap M. Springer.
Sames %. Samss = Marearett 8.
8iden.
Wm. 8. SOaenbed-@race Sbosmafer.
@eorge 2uebl-Marp Samilton.
@m. 2uebting = Bertha 90. Sart=
mann.
Wm. g. Mc@artD-8race Wheeler.
Wm. GoIeman-2ucp Wnbe.
O o b EN-:
gbn Summers, Is, 1743 2epfone.
= Sfaae glanGaro, 46, Staot.S pipi=
tai. - Sarolo u. 5al, 8, Stabt. =
Norma 3iel, z, 648 Spring. =
Marp Scanlon, /, 119 Slate. -
&obert guine, SO, 448 Of Waibine=
ton. = Sobn Platt, Sabts, 81, 2507
%. Selamare. - Wiliam 2emis, SO,
@entral Srren=antalt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Die Srsaniiatiomsberiammlnn
Ses staatsbsrbanoes oemtider
8eretne.

STR bic Organizations 0eriamm.
lung bes Staatsberbanbes oeutIder
0ereine, pelbe ONT nd6ifen Samtae
unb Sonntag in Den &dumen bes un=
abbdngi9en Surnbsreins abeebalten
uirb. baben fi9 Biz iebt angemelbet:
9ieoertranS : Mdnner4Or, @oans,
bile = Sr. Sulius s &eerl.
arminius- 2Oge, s. o. &. Of g.,
gbanspine.
Seutide 9eieQi9aft, goansbiae =
Sulius Nieonasel.
8ermania Court Stamm Ben BUR,
gpanspiae.
Seuti4-N meritanii6sr unterfiibungs=
Werein, SeRerionbile.
9reis Stolsenau : 0erein, Ior.
Wapne = 6~erbinanb Meper.
Surnbsrein 8orpdrts, Sort @apne
- Sermann MadniB.
9ele9aten bon Muncie, peru, Serre
Saut, Nleranoria, South Yeno. 2a=
fapette uno 9ogansport wsrben er=
tpartet.
Der bieiise @erbano Osuti6er @er=
cine wiro ourd folsenoe Selesatsn
bertreten iein:
5reo. Grande, SOi. Seller, 5. 6.
8ieler. Soi. gebrinser, &obert Sir,
Senrp 0ictOr, s. %. 26per, Nugui
M. &ubn, @barles Sriimper, &arl
Meper, @briit. &ies, 8. 8. Sbubium,
Sol. 2auler, Wm. &ieb. W. Serlett,
8. s. s4liter, Grant W6rner. Nl-
bert 2ebig, paul Surscemic3, Daniel
8ernbt.
Das grfrii6ungs @Omite beim
StaatscOnpent isBt fi6 aus fOlsenoer
9erren suiammen: Jran3 0appers=
berger, Sbeooor W0rner, 6rans gin=
Ringer, Saul Surscenic3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
St@erbeitsz 8ebOroe.

Die Si9erbeits.y eb6roe bat Die gr=
nennuns beg SObn &pan gum 6euer=
pebrmann piosrrufen, neil berielbe
nidt bas borgsIdriebene 2dn9enmas
a%ufpeif. SO feblsn ibm 1t 3Oa on
5 SUB 6 3on.
gu Geusrwebrleuten spurben er=
nannt: Grant 6ibHmmOns, Democrat
unb grnif Wenfe, &epublicaner.
Der Contract fir einen neuen
S9lau9tpasen puroe on 8ernt Bros
u 60. gu oeren NneebOt bon 1884, SO
Oerseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Mamie ats Sranoitifter.

SIN Der @rOcerp bon Glarf & Son,
No. 1902 MartinoaIe Mpe.s ri9tete ge-
fern 6euer einen S6aben bon mebre=
rem 0unoert Dollars Oil.
@s miro angenOmmen, oaB Wdufe
cine Sda4tel nit Strei966l3ern be-
nastsn uno bisielbe In Brand ieBten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

: Wir hahen bas ar6Bte Nhortiment
bon pferbe-N eben, Geoer= uno S4nur=
firid=NeBsn, wel6e je in Der @taot se=
seigt muroen, bon % biz so prp3ent
biQieer als in ir9eno einem 2aoen I'M
Stat. Quirin 8ols,
327 Wef @aibinstOn Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
German General Protestant Orphan Assn.

There will be a meeting and an election
of s trustees and other officers of the above
named society on Saturday, August IS, 1904,
8 O'Clock p m, at the Mayors office in the
Marion County Court House. All members
are requested to be present.
JULIUS F RETNECKE, Pres.
ALBERT SAHM, Rec. Sec'y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Die City Band >

@tabIirt 1885, ntmrlt i~erer,eit Engage,
atsnts ~entsesen. SrsenepeI&e Or&efter'
TaFf unb irsem6 cine Mn;abI bon Maftern
tuirb seI;efert. gaeue Ausfattuns unb neus
nnifpruten. q. g. NiIIer, Director,
5enrp SpreugpfeiI, @ei4dftsfibrer,
301 Rentufp Nbenue.
Selepbon Neu 1898.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

@afhin 9 I 0 n, IL. Nuguit.
Sir Sneiana: SIM Mqsemeinen i96n
beute 0a9t unb am Sreitag Ionsiam iteis
senoe Temperattr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
@ei9afts=0 elesenbett : Ss ssr saaIsn'

ooer Tertaufben zines 8eibdftts probtren Sie
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Stmmer 81, Gibseralb Sebdube, Sicrb6fIi9e Ode
Nfartet Strabe unb Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
wefterb ertht.

sar "a stuuOeu. .uDsnD = abr aeOrs.us. IL. ansuft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

2oeaIs0 etterbertGt
Gdon beute Na9t uto am Sreitas; Ianss
lam itei9enbe Semperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

~ Rau9t Die BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

Sbermonteter itane.
159fe Temperatur. ......... 80 @rat
Riebrisfte 3emperatur. ........ so
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

SO. &. 8Ibtbe,
Seetionss Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
0erianst Mn3et9en

rssnb metbsr art Deroen in Der .Snbiana 2ribiins
nit Sc per Belle fir iebe Sniertion berennet.