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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Nene S9aoeueriatflaseu.

Carl Seffries rei9t assen bic 8. 6.
& -. &. &. eine S9abeneriastlage
fir $1.995 elm. Mm z. September,
als er fid auf einem 3use Der b.rtlas.
ten @eieaidaft befano wuroe er auf
Der etrede auiiden Sort Wapns
uno Wuneie, Madden er isin Yillett ab.
segebsn, bonn Gonoucteur beg 3uees
iniultirt uno bonn 3use sewOrfen. ST
bemibt feline Gbrenfrdnfuns, ioipie ben
ibm bur9 ben 3eitp:rluit oes ueber=
Iiegens beruria9ten @9aben auf pbise
Summe.
9ur9 ieinen ndhifen 6reunb, Sobn
s. @aoberrp, reidte Sames 90. CAB.
berp gegen bic SnoianapoIis Waher.
merle eine $4,000 @6abeneriabtlase
elm. Sn Der 2lase iust sr, bab ibm
sesenuber Die @efeaf9aft ftd tOntratt=
li9 nerpfi9tete, reines unb esiunbes
9rintmaiIer gu liefern, baB ibm ie'
bod pdbrenb Der W}onate Wdr3
unb Npril Sppbus 8a3ilen nit
benz WaHer geliefert wurben, bab
bic WaHeruerfs 60. bon benz Worban-
beniein berfelben unterri9tet NOR unb
bob er fi9 bur9 ben @enuB besielben
ben 8ppbus 3u3oa, an tpel9er 2rant.
beit er lan9e barnieberlag, arbeitsun.
fdbig wurbe unb permanent gei9dbigi
bleiben tpirb. s. %. @abberrp pobnts
CUR 3eit 324 shb gfoble Strabe, er iH
nsinberidbrig.
Weil er tber einen bon ben Ser.
flagten in ben gooen getriebenen 9Ola:
pfeil ftel unb fi9 Elm Bru1leiben au.
3og, tlagte grnif 6. Smod gseen
9enrb 6. 9ollman unb NiaoIas No'
auf $4,000 s9aoenerias.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
@roBfener I'M Staats : 0efans=
aiHe.

ulitisan @itp, IL. Sept.
5Hnf Der sroBen Mi9i9an @itp Se=
fdneniBgebduos tpuroen beute our6
Seuer 3erii5rt. Ser 0erluit wiro fi9
auf iibsr 100000 bslaufen. Sas
Jeuer entiiano in benz SrOdenraume
elmer Gtublfabrit. Sas @erii9t, oaB
Strdfinse bas @ebduoe in Srano
iebten, tpirb beifritten. Sas Jeuer
wtitbete in Der Manufattur @bthsis
lung beg @efdnenifes unb fdmmtli@e
Der fiir bieie 3wsde reierpirten 8ebduos
brannten nieber. gs fdten suerf, als
oh bic eieentliden @efdngniBgebduo.
audi ben Tlammen gum Spfer fallen
m64ten, ben iibermenidIiden @n.
ftrenaun9en Der Ssuerwebr ieood ge'
lang es, bieielben 81 retten. Sa:
sseuer ridtete unter ben 8efangener
cine panit an unb tbeiltueiie mubter
bieielbsn. Der sroBen 6ise pegen, OIL!
ibren 3ellen befreit weroen. @ntfom
men ieoo6, tpie seriidttpeiie berlauiete
iolIen teine iein. Sas Jeuer TT untel
Gontrolle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Tram Srudies lam suaois oabsn.

6rau 2aura Srudies SOC Sroper
Strabe, bic an9sflaet mar. ibren @at.
ten nit t6otii9en Wahen beorobt au
babsn, erbielt seffern i'm poliaeiee.
ri4te $25 uno Soften auoietirt. Sis
5rau beHritt ben 0orfaa unb ibr
@atte tueigerte fih, gegen fie 3u seugen.
8eioe ieood ia9ten aus, bab oieSdiebes
rel elm 3ufaI getpeien. 3eugen fa9ten
aus, bab fie geidworsn babe, ibrem
@atten bas 2ebsnslibt aussublcien
unb bas fis ibm sugsrufen tabs. bic
9dnhe bo9aubalten. @s tuurbe nur
bic Mnflage beg 9rasens berborsene,
Waffen gegen ie aufredt erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
9useualt@e Spikbmbem.

3mblf 2naben. bic aug giienbabns
ma9en Wei3en eefoblen gu baben an9e.
tlaet iparen, uuroen bor@i9ter Stubs
i'm Susenoseri&te berb0rt. gs wurbe
porsebra&t. oab bic Suneen i4On felt
Wonaten Wei3en unb 2orn genommen
bdtten unb bab fie biefelben an
ghreer in 6auebbile bertauf-
ten. Die 2naben tpurbsn nit fuss
penbirtem l1rtbeiI entluRen. gs mirb
aeiagt, baB biele Der Qeute, tpel9e
ben 3naben bas 9efoblene @etreioe
abfauften, iiber ben lriprung befslben
informirt waren uno es tann lsidt
m6sli& iein. haB N.,flosen 9e9en tie.
ielben erboben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Niifons=T

Die Sueite Meformirt r {
@emeinbe feiert morgen, Sonn'
tag, in ibrem 9ottesbauie, Gde Mlas
bama unb Wsrrill Str, ibr idbrlides
Wiiiionsfsft. pafor s. 3albfeif4
bon gbieasp pirb als Seffrebner an-
peienb fein.
am SdluHe bes Worsengottesoien.
ifes finbet bic Seisr bes BELL. 9lbeno-
mablss HIATT. Im Mbenb gemeinf9aft.
lides Miffonsfeif. Sonntassf8ule
$50 8orm., Woreeneottesbienf TO- 80
Dorm.. @hriffian gnbeapor $50 Had=
mitta9s, Nbenb @ottesbienff 7.30
Mbenbs. Sis goIeeten bes 3ages finb
Der Wiiion gepibmet. GIisber unb
Greunoe finb freunoli9it aur She'll.
nabme einaelaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Gimbre@er beri@eu@t.

Gin mibsludter 0eriud, Die Wob.
nung 9erbert O. Spe0man, bon go.
1887 Horo penniplpania Str. au be-
rauben, tuurbe our9 bas sufdlli9e Mn=
brebsn bes 2idtss pereitelt.
Wdbrenb Der Natt uedte Der fleine
Sobn oes Saufes feline Wutter auf, UNI
iid elm @las Waiier rei9en au lafen
unb Grau Speaman brebte bas 2i9t
on, bur9 wel9es bic Rduber beri9eu9t
murben. Sin Stiid bes Jenferglaies
mar mittels zines Diamanten berauss
geI9nitten unb nur no4 tueni9e Wi.
nuten uno bic Siebe tpdren I'm 6aufe
9euefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
MiRbersaiiste GbsIeute.

Sos. 2spcoof, Elm 8ef9dftsreiienber,
mill bon @oitb O. 2epeopf, tpelde idon
felt ldnssrer: 3sit bon ibm setrennt
lebt unb iih na& gnelanb bseab, ee.
i6isben iein.' gr 9isbt an, bab sr fsin
8erm5gen ibr unS ieinsm ainbe tiber-
trug unb miinf9t, baB feiner 5rau bic
Obbut iiber ielbises seluiien tuerbs.
Gertrude @olben, cine IA Sabre aIte
@befrau, mill bon ibrem 26 Sabre
alien @atteu William 8. @oIbsn, nit
benz iie ettpa einen Monat auiammen
lebte, sei4ieoen fein, tueil bic 6sirutb
eben unseiesli@ 1T. Sm Suni Der.
iu4te @oIben einen Ssirathsfdein Der.
aus3unebmen, oerielbe wurbe ibm ice
bod perweisert. Ser 8ater bes Wdb.
&ens CAB bierauf feline 3uifimmune.
Der S6ein tDurbe aber trob aaebem
ni4t ausaeitent. 5ierauf beeab fia
@Olben nit benz 2inbe nod Sbelbp.
bile unb bic Beioen febrten als Wann
unb Grau na9 bier aurtd. yia9 nur
tur3er 3eit bes 3uiammenlsbens jebo9
trennten fie ii& unb bic iunss 5rau
rei9te barauf bic 2lase elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
&aabe bon SptelfamtraSen &c
i@oHen.

Wdbrsnb fe beute gormittas nit
sinem gslaosnen &soOlDer ipielten, f1ob
Der II Sabre alte 9erbert Newbp,
1870 Norbpte Mbe. 3ufdlig cine 9u-
gel auf ben elsi9faqs IL Sabre alten
2nabsn Sames WcGougblin. 1926
Norbpte Nbe. ab. 8lhdlider Weiie
1T bic Wsrlsbuns feine gefdbrli8e.
Die 3usel freifte ben 9opf bes se-
i9oHsnen Gnabsn, cine mebrere SOL
Iangs Jleif9wunbe beruria&enb. Ser-
bert Nsmbp uirb am Wontag i'm
Qinoergeri1t perb6rt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
9ie Snternationale Gonbentisx
Der &ranerei>glrbeiter.

Sie Contention purbe am 0ormit-
tag bon benz 9oriibenben bes porbsr-
gebenben Sases our Orbnune gerufen.
Gum 8orfiBer FIR ben Sag purbe
Selegat Waa bon 2.=u. go. Ill nnb
3um gice-8OrfiBsr Selesat @albbeuisr
ertpdblt. Die prototolIe uurben uie
perleIen angenommsn.
5olgenoes bon SObn 9ub unb 2etpis
6aiemann eeianotss Selseramm tDurbe
nit @srSniigsn entsesen genOmmen:
YSie bereiniste 9otal=grecutipe bon
Tswart uno umge9enb bel berrlidfem
Wetter periammelt i'm @olufIeum
mani9t Der Is. Sabres=gonbention ben
beiten grfols. gBir bntten 1900
8rauerei=Nrbsiter in Der paraoe."
Gs wurbs bei6luRsn. ben 9lntrag
betrefs @riinouns elmer tdsli6en eng
lii9en iotialiftiiden arbeiter. 3eitung
elmer urabftimmuns Der seiamn,tsn
Witgiieoidaft 3u untsrperfen.
Sinfi9tli9 Der &eiolutiOn go. 46
empfabl bas @onlite, bieislbe aIs elm
@an8es ni4t anaunebmen, ba Der erife
She'll berielben bsreits bur9 Die gon-
ititution geoedt III, Der 3tpeite She'll
betreffs Der Ssiertase isboa ben einseI.
nen 2oeal=llniOnen 3ur &egulirung ie
nod lotalen umffdnoen iiberlafsn blsi.
ben iollte.
gs wurbe beidloHen, einen Organi-
fator nod pattOn, 3d., 3u ienosn, nm
bic bOrtigen grauer.i-Irbeiter gu ursas
nifiren.
Die gmpfsblun9 oes Organizations.
gomites, einsn Sreaniiaipr na9 Naib-
bile, Senn., gu i6iden, um bic finf
oOrtissn asenturen 3u Orsanifireu,
ipurbe suteebeiben.
Cine &eiolution betreTs ginfdbrung
bon Siitritt- -Orsaniiutionen in iebem
Staate, wel9s oann ie einsn Selegaten
na9 Der @onpentiOu f9iden iOlIte, an.
fatt, baB bic bsridiebensn 2ocal l1nio.
nen, ME bisber Sslegationen erpdb.
len, tpurbe niht ansenDmmen.
Sin Intra9 nuroe an9enommsn,
baB Der 8erbanb Der bereinigten 8rau=
ereisNrbeiter bic 8ei9dftisuns bon
wlinoeridbrigen uno 6rauen In
5laf4enssi9dften ni9t sutbeiben
fann. Der 8erbanb iibsrldBt es iebo9
ben einaelnen lOtaIsn Orsanifationen,
ben beitebenben gerbdItniiien semdb su
banoeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
0eutider Tramem 0iilfs=Seretm
Der Dobltbdtisfeits Ban finbet am 80.
Nppember itatt.

Ser Seutf9e Grauen Shlfsberein
bef9lob in ieiner geffern Na&mittag
abgebaltenen 8erfammlung ben idbr-
liden Wobltbdti9teits=8aa am Mitt-
mod. ben 80. Noberber i'm SeutI9sn
6auie ab3ubaltsn.
Die @Omites fur ben Ball ioaen in
elmer am nd4fen Greitag Nadmittaq
ftattfinoenoen @rtra=Sibung oes 8er'
ems ernannt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Sm fnan3ieaem s@mulitaten.

SIM 8unbesssri9t rei9ten cine Mn-
aabl @ldubiger bon Sobn s. &poefer,
wel4er Snbaber bon @eI9dften in
Gonnerie uno glmoob it, bas @efut
elm, benielbsn fur banferott 81 ertld.
rem, ba berielbe ni9t i'm Stanbe 1T,
ibre Sorbsrunsen gu befrieoisen.
&i9ar6 8. Duebbler ben
Gofben melbete gefern i'm Bunoes.
8eriHt ieinen 8anferott an. Seine
paiipa 9isbt er auf $2474.29 on;
feline Metiba be3iffert er auf $232; bic.
ielben bsifeben aus feiner 9ausbaI'
tunsseinri9tuns uno elmer 8ase, oeren
@ertb er auf "a feitseiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Soiepb Mder /.

Na9 LANCER f9uerer 3ranfbeit itarb
asRsrn Nadmitias in ieinsr Bobnuns
6srr Sofepb Nder i'm Mlter BON
43 Sabren. gr tam bon Strabburs,
gliaB, na9 bier uno mar fir lan9e
3eit elm treuer Mrbeiter in S9miofs
grauerei. ct binterldbt auber ieiner
Wittwe uno 6 ainoer nod piel Greunbe,
bic uae ieinen friiben Sob tief be.
trauern. Der @erbli9eue war Wit'
slieo bes Dierbrauer unterttibunss.
Uereins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Soa epileptiid]eu &rGmpfsn be:
fallen.

Jrau 2otte Wapiing. Shb Capitol
Mbe., fiel seiiern in Golee epiIeptii6er
3rdmpfe bor benz 9aufe 514 Sib
Slinois StraBe nieber. Or. Sawlp
bonn Oispeniarium elite berbei, um fie
nod ibrer Wobnuns su tiberfiibren'
Sa fie fi9 aber insiuii9en etras erbolt
batte, weigerte fie fi9, feline Ollie tn
Iniprud 3u nebmen.
Wilie Green, 2108 8artb Mpe., er.
lit am 6ountain Square an Der 8ir.
ginia Mbe. 9lei9falls elmer epileptif4e1
GnfaQ; Der aud ibm our 6hlfs eesilte
Or. 9apIep bra9te ibn in feline @ob'
nuna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Cine s25, 900, 900 Sbpotbst.

Cine $25, 900, 600 Sppotbet, pelde
arf oas geiammte @isentbum Der @in=
einnati, 9amiltOn & Sapton Babn
aussefelt 1T, tpuroe gefern in Der
biefisen &eeOroers Office recoroirt.
9ie 6ppotbef iit su 8uniien Der u.
g. Mortgage & Sruit So. bon Seem
Oorf aus9efeqt; He tpurbe erboben um
bic n6tbigen @eloer betreffs bes 9ln'
taufs Der pern Marquette Babn gu
erbalten. Sieielbe 1T ieBt bstanntli&
nit Der 6. 8. & .. : Babn beridmol.
aen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Der Daniel .. Grutn Seita
ment=Taa.

0or &i9tsr Garter pirb our 3ett
iiber bas 8eIu6 Der Central Sruif
&c., bas 3eftament bes Daniel q.
gruin aus3ulegen. berbanbelt.
Serielbe batte u. u. bie 8eitimmllng
setrofen, oaB Der @rbibeil ieines 2ins
oes, peldes erit nod benz Sooe @r,
MINIS gsboren muroe. fur 80 Sabre in
Sruf permaltst tperosn follte.
Die 6rase iii jebt aufgeworfen, oh
bieie geiiimmuns rsdts9tltis 1T. ober
ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

@eifern Nbenb, na9bem bic pom=
peii-Ynrfsllung boriiber mar unb als
bic 3uidauer bic Sibe perlieben,
ftHrate Grau pbilip Spiser bon einem
Der obsrsn Sibe berab unb 3og fi9 10
f9merabafte Werletungen on Der 9hfte
3u, baB fie mittels Mmbulans in ibre
Wobnuns 30l8 grigbtwoob AOe. ges
f9afft meroen mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

Ratfeeflede aus Stoffen NIT
febr empfinbli4en Garben peihen
elmer 9Ofung bon 8 Sbeilen 9lDeerin,
benz glet4en Quantum Waifer unb
IA Sbeil Salmiat. Man freidt bic
9Ofuns auf bic betreffenben ftedisen
Stenen, ldbt iie 6 --8 Stunbsn eiH<
ipirfen, reibt bann nit einem retnsn
Tude unb f9liebltd nit DOlIig tlo-
rem WoHer nod. @oute Bel elmer
aupor gena9ten fleinen probe piber
Grparten bic Garbe leibeu, bann mub
Der Salmiat fortbleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
$4,000 Mltmente berlanst.

Sn ibrer S9eioungstla9e gesen Or.
@obert 6. 2isbt in groab @ipple faat
anna Map 2iabt. beRen Satin, bab
er fie grauiam uno unmeni9li9 be-
banbelte. unb bas fie fid firdtet. ldn-
ger nit ibm 3uiammsn gu lsbsn. gu6
ion er fe tbdtli9 miBbanbslt babsn.
sic eisbt an, bab er gieentbum i'm
Wertbe bon $250,O00 befiBt unb fis
berlanet Nlimente I'm @etrase BON
$50, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

BauerIau ubni 9eine.-
6. 8. Gonflin, Mnbau, 1920 Salbott.
$2000.-9. S.Gulmer, @Ottage, 1916
Naomi, s1O00.-Sobn Grail, Cottage,
%. unb gaa, $400.-W. q. @alaia,
Cottage. @n9lifb uno Spruce, 500.
%. 9. WaRon, @eparaturen, II.
unb Selaware, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Sm Gifenba q 3 n u p g.

SIN Gifenb bne DUP 9.
gkmann: S@ iage Dir. meine Trali
peinte beftis. aIs iie mir ~Sebepohi-
ipiniate. Sreunb (@stiesenoHel: Sie
fiirGtete pabrf9einlin, oab thr
Hn,,nfh In GrfiilIuna aekn mo4te.
Ginsutes 3 & in b. 8stann<
ter: Sis haben bret ainbsrs Batter
Qd4elnb): So. zines immer ungeaoge<
rer tpie bas anbere. Trib4sn: Mber
papo, fomprEmittir' Did boes niht
10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Yofalti@es.

poffmeifer Re8innis bat bonn Poits
9epartemsnt in Waibingtpn bis Mit.
tb,ilung erbalten, bab feline Manns
i9aft bonn /. October an um 6 @lerfs
bermebrt werben tpirb. Sie @ei4dfte
in Der bisfssn pOftofiice babsn sinsn
enormsn 1lmfans aneenommen.
SIM WOnat gu9uf tpurben ni9t
msnissr als z, ,345, $50 pOftiu9en erfer
@laiIe nnsenommen reir. abgeliefert.
l, 143, $50 mebr als i'm IuSut 1908.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
W1 Sie 8nnSes=Wroks seiMmore=
men iibermteiem.

6arrp W. Smith, elm iuuser 9e.
iddftsreiienoer bon Montgomerp. aIa.,
msl9sr angstlast III, sine poftanweis
Jung sefdlfbt 3u baben, bate gefferu
bor bem 8unbes @ommindr gouns
fein @orperh6r au beteben.
Serielbe iibertpies ibn TIMER $500
8hrgi9aft on bic @rObsef4worsnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

@ottIi.b Qeufharbf,
Die gsmhtbli9e @Ge,"
gde NobIe unb Martet Ctr
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-26
10. o. f. CELEBRATION.
Eighty y-fifth Anniversary to be Cele-
brated on the 2Sth

The different lodges of 1. o. o. F.
of Wilmington, through their commit
tees, have made all arrangements for
the proper observance of the lightly
fifth anniversary of American Odd Eel
lowship, which occurs on Thursday
evening, April 2Sth, by the prepara-
tion of an excellent musical pro-
gramme for the occasion, which will
take place at the Academy of Music
at s o'clock. The address of the occa-
sion will be made by the Grand Mas
ter, DR.. L. B. McBrayer, who will be
introduced by Herbert McClammy,
Esq.
Those who will take part in the en-
ercISeS are Miss Matte Horne and
Miss Annie Adrian. sopranos; Mrs. F.
A. Muse and Mrs. James D. Smith, al
tos; Messrs. Brooke French and
Charles V. Motto, tenors, and Messrs
NJ. NJ. Robinson and H. K. Holden
basses. with Prof. Alf. Yopp accom-
panist.
There will be a recitation by Miss
Hattie Taylor. Rev. A. M. McCuller
will open the exercises with prayer
and close the exercises with the bene-
diction.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-26

Chicago, April 23.-One man was
killed, another fatally wounded and a
third severely injured in a fight be-
tween watchmen and thieves in the
stock yards tonight.
The dead is Arthur C1emons, watch
man, who was instantly killed; and tn
wounded, Peter MCGEE. watchman,
shot twice in the right side and once
in the back, will die; George Walsh,
shot once inside and twice in abdo-
men; may recover.
The fight occurred at the plant of
the International Packing Company,
Forty-Seventh and Packers avenue.
The two watchmen, who were making
their first round for the night, dis
covered two men in a smoke house
stealing hams. The two thieves
started to run, and one of them made
his escape. Clemons seized Walsh
and the latter pressed a revolver
against the watchman's breast and
killed him at the first shot. MCGEE
ran to the help of Clemons, firing at
Walsh as he ran toward him. Walsh
fell to the floor, but regained his
feet and shot MeGee three times. He
then staggered to his feet and at
tempted to escape, but was intercepted
by other employees of the place and
held until the police arrived.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-26
WILMINGTON n. c. APRIL rs 1904

against every abuse OF government
and against every policy that Is hurt
fui TO the people Let us drive out
OF the party every Democrat who be-
trays his trust. every Official who
would administer the offices for his
private advantage
The New York platform Is amblgu-
Gus, uncertain, evasive and dishonest
1t would disgrace the Democrats OF
the nation TO adopt such a platform.
and IL ought TO defeat as an aspirant
for Democratic nomination any man
who would be willing TO have it 60
forth as declaration of his views
on public questions. In Illinois, in
Wisconsin, in Michigan. in Minnesota,
in Indiana, in Ohio. and in every state
that has not acted, IL behooves the
Democrats to arouse themselves and
organize to the end that they may pre-
vent the consummation OF the
schemes of the reorganizers. Their
scheme begins with the deception OF
tn rank and file of the party. 1t is
to be followed up by the debauching
of the public, with a campaign fund
secured from the corporations, and IL
is to be consummated by the BETRAYAL
OF the party organization and of the
country in the hands Of those who are
to-day menacing the liberties of the
country by their exploitation OF the
producers of wealth.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-26
THEY OPPOSE IT
Judge Peers Stated That the Young
Mormons, Men and Women Now On
pose the Awful Practice-Docs Not
Think Polygamy Feature OF the
Faith As Bad As It's un-Amcrican
Domination - Church Conducts
Beaches, Banks, Railways and the
Lke-Women Members Of the Leg.
islature OF Utah.

Washington. April 23.-when the in
vestigation OF the Smoot case opened
today Judge o. w. Powers was again
called to the stand. He read a Pc
tition prepared by Supporters OF Moses
Thatcher for Senator, addressed to the
Senate OF the United States, alleging
that church Influence had been used In
the Lection and asking for an investi-
CATION. Another instance OF church
interference had been shown. said he.
IN a mayoralty contest at Provo. when
Reed Smoot favored the candidacy of
George Sutherland.
Senator OVerman saked IL women
were elected to the Legislature In Utah.
The witness answered in the affirma-
tive and said woman was chairman
OF the Judiciary committee OF the House
IN the Legislature. which elected Mr..
Smoot as Senator.
Did she vote for Smoot ?" asked
senator Overmann.
understand she did
Senator Dubois: Judge Powers
what do you regard the chef exhibition
OF church domination over political af-
fairs that has come to your notice?"
1T occurred at the April 1896 confer
ence when the political rule. that is the
manifesto against Mormons entering
politics without consent OF church
authorities was aropted.
This rule was adopted without a dis
senting vote"
Senator McComas: How do the
young men In the Mormon church re-
gard the practice of polygamy?"
i think the young Mormon men and
women, too. are opposed TO the prac-
tice-strongly opposed. although I con-
fess that cannot understand the DOW
er the church is able to exert over
them. l believe. however, that IL the
church authorities should attempt to
re-establish polygamy-by revelation
or otherwise-there would be trouble %
Several Senators engaged in the dis
cussion of the future of polygamy and
Judge Powers said he believed the prac-
tice could not last any more than could
slavery. Continuing. he said
But 1 do not regard polygamy as
the worst feature OF the Mormon relIe-
ion. What l object to most is It's un-
American domination by the hierarchy
OF the people of that faith. the belief
that the head Of the church II inspired
and interference OF the church in DO
litical and commercial affairs"
Senator Hopkins: The same charge
about commerce can be made against
other churches, in q limited way. can
It not?"
Il do not know OF any other church
that conducts bathing beaches, street
railways. electric light and power
plants. banks. mines and mills, and that
attempts to control in local politics
for the purpose of obtaining conceS-
sions and franchises
The committee adjourned until Mon
day.
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CAME FROM COFFEE
n Case Where the Taking OF Nor.
phine Began With Coffee.

FOR Is years. says a young Ohio
woman. was a great sufferer from
stomach, heart and liver trouble. For
the last 10 years the suffering WAS
terrible. it would be impossible to de-
scribe it. During the last three years I
had commissions from which the only
relief was the use of morphine.
Il had several physicians nearly all Of
whom advised me to stop drinking tea
and coffee but as I could take only
liquid foods / felt could not live with
out coffee 1 continued drinking IL until
L became almost insane. my mind was
anected. while my whole nervous sys-
tenn was complete wreck. I suffered
day and night from thirst and as water
would only make me sick kept on try.
ing different drinks until friend asked
me TO try Postum Food Coffee.
Il did so but IL was some time before
/ was benefited by the change. my
system was so filled with coffee poison.
II was not long howevca, before could
eat all kinds of foods and drink all the
cold water I wanted and which my
system demands. II is now years I
have drank nothing but Postum for
breakfast and supper and the result
has been that In place OF being an in
valid with my mind affected am now
strong. sturdy. happy and healthy.
/ have a very delicate daughter who
has been greatly benefited by drinking
Postum. also q strong boy who would
| rather go without food for his breakfast
| than his Postum. So much depends on
| the proper Cooking of Postum for upless
| ii Is boiled the proper length OF time
/ people will be disappointed I'm IT. Those
| in the habit OF drinking strong coffee
should make the Postum very strong
at first I'm order to get a strong coffee
| taste.- Name given by Postum
Battle Greek. Mich.
Look IN each package for the famous
little hook. The Road TO Wetlville
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Safe in the Fold.

The Florence Times of yesterday
says: Little Florence Covington Oliver,
youngest child of Rev. and Mrs. w. 3.
Oliver died today shortly after noon.
The little one has been sick for about
nine days and was considered desper-
ately i'll ever since last night. She was
a bright little two year old. The funer-
al will be at the Baptist church tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock. intermeni
at Mt. Hope. This is the second child
that Mr. and Mrs. Oliver have lost
since their residence in Florence and
they have the deepest sympathy of the
entire community.
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ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE.
Society of Colonial Danes to Visit
Old st. Philips Church, Brunswick
County, on May 18th.

The annual pilgrimage of the Socie-
ty of Colonial Danes will be made to
Old st. Philips church, Brunswick
county. on May 18th.
Hon. Samuel A. Ashe, of Raleigh.
will make the address to the ladies
of the society and those who attend.
The revival of the hallowed memories
of the noble men of colonial days, who
so stoutly maintained the right of
freemen to control their own govern
ment. attaches rare interest to the
meetings of the Danes at the venera-
BILE old church, and it is believed that
the meeting in May next will be not
less interesting than it's predecessors.