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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
Conference of Charities and Correc-
fiOns

Norfolk, Va, May 2O.-The Virginia
conference OF charities and corrections
closed its session here yesterday. One
of the most interesting papers read was
that of DR.. p. A. Irving, of Richmond.
He said that consumption is rampant ia
Virginia. Reports from 700 out of the
2, 500 of the physicians in Virginia, show
that they have about four thousand cases
OF consumption of the lungs or bowels
under their Charge. The speaker esti-
mated the number Of consumptives now
in this State at twelve thousand. He
said the disease is more prevalent and
fatal among the colored people, and that
DR.. w. F. Drury, physician at the State
Central hospital, at Petersburg, has es-
tabIished half mile from the hospital,
the first sanitarium in this State for the
open air treatment of consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
Murderer Hanged.

Ellicott City, Md, May 20.-Howard
Matthews, coiored, was hanged here this
morning at 1886 o'clock for the murder
of Hugh McAyoy, white, SO years OF
age, at CIarkson, Howard county, about
eight miles from this city, on the night
of January LIST, 1904. Shortly after
Matthews arrest an attempt was made
to lynch him, but it was frustrated by
the county officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
BISHOPS ELECTED.

Three additional bishops were elected
yesterday at the Methodist General Con-
ference in Los Angeles, Cal.-Dr. w.
F. Mcdowell and DR.. Henry Spellmeyer
on the second ballot, which was announc-
ed at the morning session, and DR.. j.
w. Bashford, chosen on the fourth bal
lot late in the afternoon. The third
ballot resulted in no election. Four OF
the eight bishops to be elected have thus
far been chosen as follows: DR.. j. F.
Berry, Chicago; DIR. Henry Spellmeyer,
Newark, n. j.; DR.. William F. Nc
Dowell, New York; DR.. James W. Bash
ford, Delaware, o.
The report of the committee on inter-
national and industrial peace, which was
read at the morning session, will doubt
less provoke animated debate when it
comes up for consideration next Tuesday
as the special order of the day. The
report recommends three agencies as the
means to accomplish universal arbitration
and the settlement of industrial disputes;
namely, The Hague peace court, United
States permanent national industrial
peace court, and & permanent periodic
international peace congress.
The paragraph on corporations, which
is likely to arouse heated controversy,
is as follows:
In the industrial world gigantic cor
porations, with impersonal relation to
their EN- loyes, have largely monopo-
lied industrial pursuits. They have
superseded the old personal, often ten
der, relation in home contact and life Of
the master and the apprentice. Most
of these corporations are founded upon
the expectation of large dividends.
Under the spur of greed and competi-
ton they demand of their employees
maximum labor at maximum wages.
The stricken toiler turns upon the OPP
pressor. Heorganizes, strikes, boycotts,
and calls off his banded union brothers
from their respective employments. He
shuts the doors of the factories, and in
the stress OF want and despair often re-
sorts to acts of violence in the destruc-
ton of property and life, while the en-
ployer sits encased in indifference. The
grasping monopolist and the walking
delegates are representatives of these
forces. In the main, public sympathy
is generally and rightfully with the
toiler.
When the reading of the report had
been completed, John Young, layman
delegate from New Hampshire, offered
vigorous protests to its language. He
denounced the portion referring to the
indifference of corporate employers to the
welfare of their employees as being unjust
and unfair, and a slur upon the men
right in this conference, as well as many
other men who are employers of labor,
who have just regard for the interests of
the men they employ. He moved that
the consideration of the report be defer
red until next Tuesday, when it be
special measure. His motion prevailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20

THE TIDE of war seldom flows in one
direction. Japan is now losing war YES
sels-six having been sunk or placed out
of commission by mines or collisions
during the past ten days with the loss of
many lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1904.

THE NATIONAL EDITORIAL AssocIA-
TON held its final session yesterday on
the Worlds Fair grounds in st. Louis.
Col. Henry Wstterson, of Louisville,
whose address was the feature Of the
programme, took for his topic "The Ed
itorial Page" Among other things he
said:
The editorial page is valuable in the
degree that it aids the reader to digest
the news. 1t should either be reformed
or abandoned. Under certain spell
which has crept upon the modern news
paperit is becoming, if it has not already
become. a rather useless appendage-not
even ornamental. Disiuter-
estedness being the soul, good humor IS
the solar system of the editorial page.
To set apart certain number
of columns for the equivocal dignity OF
large type; to fill these columns with per-
functory matter, with matter as iiieless
as dolls stuffed with sawdust, equally
wanting the elements Of conviction and
continuity. one thing today, another
thing tomorrow unir'adiated by any
CLEAN of light, undiversiied, even by a
trick of fancy uniform only in dizziness,
is to dis6gure the page, to degrade Inc
editorial.
People rush into journalism with
divers notions concerning the makeup
of an editorial page. Some suppose that
the mission ofan editor is 10 regard life
as huge joke and to endeavor to make
puns in season, out of season. Another
class imagine if they are not croaKing
and carping at everything and every
BODY they are not performing their duty
toward God and man. The editorial
page should, in a measure, SAVIOR oil dlg-
nity, but it should also be made pleas
ant reading. Some people are born
in an i'll humor and remain in that
condition throughout life. Others, with
no realization of the serious side OF
life, are looking for something ludlcrous
even at funerals. The editorial writer
should be neither one or the other, nor
q cross between the two. He should be
sunerior to both. There are times for
all things. and while a little pleasantly
now and then is relished, readers OF
newspapers naturally loath such produc-
tions day after day. There are cases
when newspapers should comment upon
the wrongs and injustice so often perpe-
trated in official circles, but the writer
who sees nothing good in anything or
anybody, who questions the motives OF
all on general principles soon becomes
tiresome. Solomon, centuries ago, OBJ
served that that which is crooked can
not be made straight, and that there are
many things in the world which have
been going awry since man appeared is
glaringly apparent. 1t will be so to the
end. Hence the newspaper, while pre-
serving its dignity, should shed beams OF
sunshine instead of attempting to cast
everything into an eclipse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
Quick Arrest.

j: A. Gulledge, Of Yerbena, Ala, was twice
in the hospital from severe case Of piles
causing "a tumors. After doctors and all
remedies failed, 'Bucklen's Arnica Salye
quickly arrested further inflammation and
cured him. 1t conquers aches and kills pain.
25c at f. S. Leadbeater & Sons, druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20

ATTORNEY GENERAL KNOX, being
strongly pressed to institute proceedings
against the tobacco trust, finally has de-
cided to take preliminary steps in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20

In fire which destroyed Chinese
laundry at Montreal this morning two
Cinnamon were burned to death and two
Others were so badly injured by jumping
from the upper story of the building to
the ground that they had to be removed
to hospital. Captain Gi!mour, of the
fire department, fell through a charred
floor and received painful flesh wounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
Cured His Mother OF Rheumatism.

NHTCu IfIS uIOtIICT Oh EtIt uIIIslIIsIHs
"My mother has been sufferer for
many years with rheumatism" says w.
H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. cat
times she was unable to move at all,
while at all times walking was painful.
| presented her with bottle OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and after few APP
plications she decided it was the most
wonderful pain relieyer she had ever
tried, in fact, she is never without it
now and is at all times able to walk. An
occasional application of Pain Balm
keeps away the pain that she was for
merly troubled with" For sale by
Richard Gibson and w. F. Creighton
& Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20

ing in the diocese receiving theirsupport
in part from the society, receiving from
$50 to $500 respectively, according to
the needs of their several parishes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
The Use of Bor(ien'a

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk insures strong,
healthy children, as reputable physicians
testify. Those who use it for their babies are
spared the dangerous disorders of infantile
digestion; their children mature as they should
in weight, size and health. Beware Of I'M
known brands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20

The old monitor Montauk, whose sides
are SCARED by shot and shell fred by
the Confederates in the civil war, arrived
at Richmond yesterday from Philsdel-
pbia. She was purchased by the Trede-
gar Iron Works, and a large force of men
have been put to work tearing her to
pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20
NOTES.

On Wednesday evening Rev. ?, ?.
Phillips presented the report of the
standing committee of the diocese stating
among other things that Rev. ]. J.
Gravatt, of Richmond, was elected TO
ill the qacancy caused by the removal
of Rev. E. s. Kinks until the meeting
of the council.
There are now IS missionaries work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-05-20

ing more.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Surge Sepeidem.
l.. 6ebruar.


~ u
% a n ton. Sas 8unoes.
OberaeriGt bat fid Biz gum %. Jebr.
bsrtagt.
Nem Yorf. 8ourfe godrane III
in Ha9fOlge bes Yiirgermeifers Mc=
@lenan als benz. @onsreB=g ct i'm
IL. Diffritt aufseftelt.
Mabionbille, &p. = Oas
@efdnsniB in SawiOn Spring it ab.
brann. Sin SniaHe fam babel nm's
2eben.
Solicit, 81. angefeate Der pie.
figen Gabriten Der u. States Steel So.
i%ubitribirten auf 500 @ttien gu ie SIS.
ems orf. l. Gebr. Sobn 8.
&odefeIer if als Director Der u. Sta.
tes Steel Corporation 3uridsetreten.
MuSlano.
6 o n. Sas amer. 3anonen5oo
Netuport traf aus San Suan, g. g.,
Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

= . as ruffif9e &riegs=
mintfterium bat fir ben Jaa zines 3us
fammenftobes NIT Sapan cine i%nterei<
iante Neuerung fir militdrii4e 3pede
eineefibrt, ndmli9 gifenbabn : &us
9entpaseu, bic in bic Sruppentrans@
portaiise einseftent tperben. CUR 3eit
tperben in elmer Petersburger Wags
eonfabrif % FOLDER &ii9entpagen sez
baut, bic ba5u bitimmt limb, bic Srups
pen auf Der lansen 5ahrt bura Stbt@
rien nit tparmem Gfen 81 peri orgen.
Sieie &i9entpagen baben eine Gdnge
bon SO, cine 8reite bon 10 Sub unb
entbalten auber elmer &i4e NIT bret
GERBER, auf benen fir 700 Mann 81
fen bergeiteut perben fann, einen
&iiblraum fir Gleif9. einen &aum
fir Propiant unb einen &aum fir bic
&09e. Die sroBe prattif4e 8eoeuz
tung biefer @asen TIT Bel ben 9erbfz
manOpern i'm pprisen Sabre Bel
8urfs erprobt tporben. Sur9 Sim
ftelung biefer Wasen fonnten Die
Sruppen auf Der Neiie nit parmem
@fen unb Sbee berpflest nerben. @uf
Der iibirif9en uno manbf4urii4en
8ubn ion nit bers3eit eine bebeutenbe
@n5ubl FOLDER &ii9enpasen in 8ereitz
f4aft sebalten tperber.
= SIN 9prntrtbs9aus
vMber 6err Wirtb, i9 babe bas babe
Subn bod f6on NJ elmer @pigteit
beiteQt!" = ga 6err, r mart bait,
bis nod ssemanb fommt, Der b. amber
6Glft' nimmt. :. a balb's 9enbl taIlr1
i Do net abffeGaen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

Trti&es Rinbfef&-BefIi&e Stiere 6i-
7c; bieiise Stiere 7i-'ec; beige @inbes
$50 bis FRO 8funo IL; bieftse 4aRe 400
bis $50 Yfunb 5fc 2ibe $50 BIB $50 Hfuab
&c; Stier BorberpterteI 7c, Stter Stter'
ulsrteI SC, Rtnb SintesuierteI SIC, @tnb
gorberpierteI g.. Rub BOrterpierteI 4e, Rub
8tnterpierteI 7ac.
Srii&es SaIbfef@-4dIber 10c, Stnter'
pierteI 13c. gorberuierteI Sc.
5rti9es S@affeif@ - 2dnsmer per pfsnh
10c ; S@afe &c; S&enteI 1O3e; &ads. hun.
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

Smear @ureb S1tnten - grffe NmaIttdt /:
1870 piunb IL: 10 pfanb 12}c; 10-12
Bfunb 133; Suette RuaIttdt : 20-l8 Dfunb
11Ae /; 10 4tanb lee /; IL gtanb 1896 ; 10
Btmnb 1876.
@aIifprmii@e e@tnien-6 BIB 8 Pfunb SIC;
9 bic IL Bfunb Sic.
Srdbthid'e ped-8Iarer @nsItib @ureb l6,
seudbIter Sugar @ureb 16c. 6-7 8fanb TN
Dur9i9nitt l6e ; 8 Bis 9 Hhanb TIM 9ur9,
f@mitt 133e; 10 bis 12 Yfunb I'M Dur9i&mit
12he; 8 Hfanb TN Dur@i9nit, i@maI, 1l3e;
8 Rfunb i'm Dur&f&nitt. f@mai. 113c.
eped, gneI.-@ewdbIter, 8 bts 10 BfGnb
int Dut9i9nitt. 1896; IL cis IA gfumb TN
Dur9i&nitt, 1916.
speG-2Iare seiten. 80 bis 60 gfunb tn,
9mr&i@nitt, &c; &Iare Seiten, 30 bis 40
g uns, SIC; 8Iare Bellies, Is Bis 30 ghanb,
8ae; 1s bis 22 Yfo.. Ole; IA Bis Is gfunb,
lO4c; 2Iare @Rden, 20 bis 30 pfrnb, Sc;
5iiden IL Bis IL 8funb 9}e; RIare Hiiden 6
Dts 8 pfinb, 10e
@ep6deItes S@wetnefIeii9 = 3no&enIoies
Tanep pig $40. 80; 4Iares Sean $l8. 80; Sans
lp $3.50; ebort @Iear $14.5O; &impi
81. 80.
Celebrities HtnbFeii& = S&infen, reg.
Sets, 1a3c; Aubenietten lie; Snnenf. 14c
Rn6@eI 13}c.
NIrfe - @erdu&erte @ratruurf 8}e,
Srantfarter &c; Bologna IN Tdruten etc, In
9u& &c.
S1snaI3-- tn TierceS-1. Dual. 9se; 2.
NuaIitdt 8fc; 8. NuaIitdt 81c
S9uItern-@ngI. 9ureo, 10 bts 20 Rtanh
TN Dur@f9nitt. 10ie; Is 4hine Dur&i&nitt,
lie. 10 bis IL Yfunb 11He.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
0etretoe.

@eben - go. Q rotber csc auf @ele,
fen. 96c pon ber RiibIe; SO. 8 rotbI 92e;
Sebrnar 94kc; Basenruesen 94s.
Born (neues) go. l peib 45c; $50. 2
ueib 45c; SO. 8 meib 45e; go. A wsib,
43c; yao. 2 weib semii@t 45c Ho. 8
uetb semf9t doc ; go. 4 peib ssmti&t
43e; $40 2 seIb 45c; SO. 8 seIb 45e ;
Eo. 4 selb 43c; go. Q senii9t 443e ;
$40. 8 semii&t Aic; Ro. 4 semii9t a.:
GoIben 45c.
Safer- SO. 2 weiser 41Ke; SO. 8 wetber
4le; No. 2 @enii9ter 40c; 20. 8 senii9tes
40c.
9eu Ho. l Simotbb 81. 25; go.
2 9imotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
groceries.

Setrodnete S~rii1te-NepfeI, on Der Sonne
setrodnst, 7e; Sobannesbeersn 7c bis 7he;
ettron 13c bis lac; aOfnen, 2 Grurun, per
pflno, 7e, 8 @rown tic, 4 groun TIC iaa,
n~tenfreie Sc Bis &c. California RuscateI IKE:
oultana 7ac, iinportirte SuItana lie bis l4c.
California apritoien Sc Bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb gorn 23e bis 25c; aes
ruablter &c bis 32c; sorsbum 2ec big CSC;
gteu Orleans WoIafes lse bis 26c; sewdbI,
ter 3Oc Bis 3Sc.
saiHe -8rasil 1ea SC bic 1Oc; SiIberts I2e;
Wtanbeln Ia; weibidaIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn l5c; Neanuts 6e bis 5fc;
s~eroffete 7c bis Sc; @nsIif9e @aImiiHe 1916.
gidIes-24OO I'M Sas $40; 1910 I'M sas
So; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 800 I'M Sas
$3.50.
indianapolis 3afeesqreNe:
@epSbnI. bis gutter 10-12e; primo BITS a.,
rudblter l4-16c ; Sancp 324-S3c, goIssu
DeIow IL bis 22c, Sapa $3.50.
Sn gadetem:
Gricia $14.25. Zion S14.25, SerieS s14.2o:
Caracas $14. 20, Diaporth's sl4. %. 9tt6
SABA 8lenS Sic. 50,R aiI4ou& SLABS, gotss
8Ienbeb Sapa $14.25.
8nder-Oominoes 7.67c; Stidsuder 8. AZ
suIperiFrter 4.s7e; 3f39 puIueriNrter 6.o2s,
feiner sranuItrter 4.97e; gubes B.I2e: Con.
feetioners' G4.72c; Ribseruoob U 4.62e; Bod,
mtg u 4.67c; empire IL. SEC; SbeaI Grtro
@pIben 6 4.42e; Dtnbfor Grtra 6 4.s7e,
&iosewooS u 4.62c; seIber 6 4. lie; Is aeI,
Der 4.02.
&eis-@arOIina, 8OYf, 6}--7}, Sapan 3
bic, gebro&euer, 3i--4{e.
SaI3E2ate, Saigon Sabnnsen 76e aIets
mere Auantitdten, s5e-90e, 100 bret gfunb
Padets sl.sO. So flint gfb., $3.50, % 10
gfunb $l.70.
effs-Rab go Ct. zsR). Sat. s-1ls pc
@aIone.
@epiirae @an3e: Nuipiee i3e bis I6e:
Gaifia l3c bis loo RustatbIitbe 6Oe Biz
Soc; @ustatnuB 46e bis 60e @anser i@par,
sec Rfefer l5c Bis l6e, e9ot Ice peib 26c;
Helten 15e; seunabIener i@rparser qfeFer Ise,
rueiber 3Oc bis 35e, rotber zoe.
etdrte-gearI, 54e. Champion Slot. 1 unb
8 gfanb padete 8, 3orn. l 2fb. padete,
4H-63c.
@ingema4te Sri&te-BIadberries 8 3d..
SLIGO; Pea&es Stanoarb, 8 9fb., "a
2.25; SECONDS 8 Yfunb 81. 60-s1. IS; Die
Eea&es. 81. 40-$1.6O; &nanas, etanbarh,
2 3d.. 81. 65-$1.sO; SECONDS, 2 gfumb.
81 .26-S1.45; CRIME 8obnen, 8 gfumb Ran,
men, 81, gabarta ananas ST. 90 .25e.
@efebte exbien. s1.2O-sI. 75. frabe Stunt e6
Gents. &arrow SOc, e,nsspsi@te 1880,
tomatoes, 8 Bfunb, 81. 10-S1.16, 3u6er,
Rom 9Oc-S1.26. 9~pfeIbuttsr. per DusenS.
8 pfune. 81.
Ganbp-stansen 7G seuti@t &c; @ro'
Ger semii&t 74c; Banner 5rpif Sc; Cream
gonbons 10c; $50. 2 greau, seniI9t Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Hrf@te HnD
SrG d te.

SrI&te .
Gitronen-$2. 20 800 fiir 10000.
Orensen--@ alifornia-$8 90 per Bog.
Bananen-@epdbIte 81. go per B1n@.
RofusniHe-$3 90 per 9unbert.
Seigen l1-16c baS Sfunb.
Datteln &c per Tfunb, 80 8fo. &iien.
NepfeI-$l. 10 bis 50. 90 per 6ab.
Neuer Sonis-l6c.
gineaYpIes 50. 80.
Granberries $2.25-2.B per 8uibeI.
0emife.
4miebeIn-S1. ~ per SaB.
Spanif9e 8wiebeIn 81. 30 per @rate.
RartoHeIn 81 10 per Sab.
Suinois S%ibiartoHeIn $500 per Sab.
8raut-$l.6O per Sat.
GeIerp-per Tutenb 30c.
Rotbe Niiben s2 per Sab.
Stamp gpbnen $2.0O per BmibeI.
RnobIau1 &c per Sfunb.
0eibe &iiben 1.20 per Sos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Gnfelin oes lebten Kurfirften.
Y~rin3eiitm Oienbmrs iuesea 3ablreider s@pinbeleiea bor
0eridt.
Oberf Seutlpein. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pertraa. Ball i'm
DinterP alaf. Seidweroe bon Squiers.
Nublano.

Rs
6 t. petersburg g, L. Sebr.
Bel Dem beutigen Sofbaq i'm Winter=
palalf erDffnete Der &aiier Die polo=
naiie nit 2abp Scott, Satin bes bril-
tii9en Yoti9aTters, Der goti9after
fiibrte bic Gaiierin. Srau Mcgormid
wuroe bon @robfirf @priQ ,gefdbrt.
Der Safer perfi9erte Germ Mc@ormif
abermals isiner tunrmen 6reunoi9aft
ffr bic Der. Staaten.
@raf 9amsoorf, DER a~uspdrtige
Miniiter, beipra9 iid in elmer Nii9e
cine babe Stunoe lang nit benz japan.
@eianoten. Ser 8orfal erreste al9e=
meme Mufmerfiamteit. I'm Mitter=
na4t mar fir 5000 @dfe Elm Souper
angerihtet.
Stalien.
Vertrag unter5ei9 n t.
81 o ri, /. Gebruar. Ser en9lii9=
italienii9e S9iebs=8 ertras puroe 6erte
unter3ei9net. Ser 8ertras oedt fi9 10
3iemli4 nit Dem engliid,fransOfi9en
Mbfommen.
g eiitesfranteN m eritanerin.
& o m, l. 6ebr. Mnna 9. Sad
ion bon &alsi9b. g.. g., Die aus elmer
Srrenanftali entflob. aber tpieber ELM
gefangen wuroe, befinoet ii9 jebt i'm
@ipl fir @eiaesfrante. Mnfragen be-
trsfs ibrer perion wsroen in america
aneeiteat.
Uruguay.
& gierunes 81 s II e.
9lagen.
BuenOs Mpres, Nrgent., /.
Gebr. Ius Montepioeo, uruguap,
fommt bic Na9ribt, baB 1,50O 3e=
9ierungstruppen bon ben Sniurgenten
bel San &amOr empfinoli1 eeidlaaen
muroen. Sa bic Sage in Wontepioeo
brobenb 1T, bat Die &eeierung bic
Sruppen aus ben 2anobitrittsn anrid=
berufen.
Ybilippinen.
u m tsantrit BON Wrtgbt.
Manila q, l. Sebr. 8ouberneur
2ufe 6. Wri9bt uuo 8ice=8 ouberneur
$. 6. Soc ruuroen beute in ibr Mmt
eingefibrt. Cine impoiante &uno=
sebuns, Wilitdr= paraoe etngei6loHen,
faitb ftatt; etpa 5000 Sruppen mar=
i9irten in 2inie.
Nad gblegun9 bes Nmtseios belt
Der @ouberneur feline Mntrittsrebe, in
wel9er er bic widtisiten Grassn Der
Snieln bertibrte. ST erfldrte fi9 als
einen Nnbdnser Der principien Der
Saffi9en 8erwaltuns uno rietb ben
Imeritanern gu guten peri0nli9en uno
@eiddfts-g e3iebunsen nit ben Silipi=
nos, bic ibre Saupt=& unoidaft biloen
miRen.
Gnba.
8 d m + b oes q m r. g e.
anbten.
s q n a, l. 6ebr. Ser amer.
@eianote Sauiers beidmerte ii9 beute
BEL Prdiioent palma iber bic 6ano=
lun9en Der Sumultuanten in @ienfu=
gos, anldblid Der Wablen, nobel aud
grceRe gegen oas amer. @onfulat
beriibt tpurben. Ser prdiibent ipra1
iein Bsoausrn aug uno iiderte Be-
ftrafung Der G1uloi9en gu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
. @a9ensReeft.

Ttmotbp-gertamfspreiie: $40. 6o-12 30.
3Iee - gertaufspreiie: 81. 6O-S8.0O.
DeIi&torn - Berfaufspreiie: ie na& bes
NuaIitdt, $3.50.
Safer-eei9dIt 37-40c; IN ben Eett,H
% 0O-$1O.O o per Eonne.
etrob-Breiie, ie mad benz Grab. IN Bal
len, $6-$y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
ShiHsna@ri@ten.
u o m m G n.

Mngef m m n.
plpmoutb: ,&aiisr Wilbelm H." bon
Nem Sort.
Stem Oorf: ,Winnebaba" bon 2onbOn.
2iperpool: ,Noorolano" pom pbila.
belpbia; v@epic" BON Stem Yort.
Sambura: ,Silefia" bon San 6ran.
cisco.
8remen: v@aKel" bon Seem Sort.
SEEM Sort: v2a@bampasne" bon 9apre
Mbge a bren:
2iberpool: vSebonOian" nod Bottom
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
8ritiih:S

8roBer 2ebensperluf It.
2abore BUN a B. l. 5ebr.
Durd cine puluer : @rplofion in benz
Sort gbatinea famen beute 40 Perfo=
men um's 2eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
Seoemfli6e @enommB,
Sapan's Streitfrafte anseblid aaf
GriegslDbnuns geiebt.

Sofio, 2. San. Wie Der SOtio
Correspondent Der Shines oepei9irt, 1T
cine gerffsuns etlahen, welde fur Die
Dtanni9aftsn bon Nrmee uno Slotte
bic 8riessl6bnung feftiebt.
Mobilm a d tn g meiterer
&eferben.
81. Petersburg, l. Gebrnar.
llneea9tet Der Sofnuns Der ruiiiihen
8eb0roen, bic gegenmdrtige &riie weroe
poriiberseben uno cine frieoli4e 20iuns
erreidt ueroen, III es tein ldn9eres Sc
beimnib mebr, oaB &ublano auf ale
M0sli9teitsn porbereitet 1T. 6eute
puros Die MObilmaduns Der Wano=
I9urei= &eierpen ausetiinbiat.
Seit Monaten 1T es befannt, baB
&ublano Mrmee uno 6lOtte i'm fernen
Often itetis persrOBerte. UNI Sapan's
Ofisnen &iitungen gu bssesnsn. 9as
lebte &riessidif=8e I5waoer, oas Dor
einem Monat aug benz Mittelmeer ab=
fubr, nabert fi4 jebt ieiner geftim=
mun9.
lleber Die fibirii9e 8abn sinsen tds=
li9 6 ooer z Militdr=3ise uno Die 8e=
BORDEN fiiblen Die Gage nunmebr als
sefi9ert. foQte Sapan bic 8Oridldge
ablebnen.
Ser gntpurf Der Mnttport miro
wabri6einli9 mOrsen Dem 3aren por=
9ele9t.
@robe 9 Il drfungen
g t. petersburg, /. 6ebr.
Sn 0labiboitod meroen oieIen Monat
so. 900 Mann our 8eritdrtung Der
@arniion erpartet. ferner anoere Srups
pen our Mobilmadung Der &eierben in
alien Siftricten BON Stafien. Sie
Sapaner berlahen in gefiir3ung oas
@ebiet, meldes bic oft=dineiifbe Babn
burhquert.
Seutise @eriidte, 8ice.26nis WlerieH
lei an 8ift ge%fforben, peroen balbamt=
lid oementirt. Ser Momiral mar trant.
bielt aber seitern ieinsn reselmdbi9en
@mpfang ab.
u bberu urts bes torean n.
8eanbten.
peting, l. Gebr. Ser foreani=
f9e @eianote 1T 5uriifserufen uno ber=
ldbt peti1g binnen ueniser Sage. Iuf
Der toreanif9en ~@eianotf9aft laufen
nod INNER beunrubigeuoe Nahridten
iibsr bic Sage in &orea elm. 8eion=
oers i'm 9inblid auf &uBlano's GENIAL
tige &riegsriiituneen 9lauben bic bic
gen Sapaner nidt on cine frieoli4e
S6li4tung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

ensros $ Sertaufspreiis Snportirter
S9rpeyertdfe Doc per qfunb etnbetmH9s.
e@wesertdie 16c, B~iseonfn Cream , edi,
l3-l4e, u. D. GbesbarsI l3c, einbetni,
f3er 2irsburser 13c. 8rid I4e