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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-16
SMALL BCATS RESCUE s
i 5.s MANY From THE RIVER.

Many Of the children picked up by
small boats ,,we ere dashed to csmpstools
and Other. GGht boat furnishings, show
ing that some adultfhad tried to make
the little ones safe: These precautions
proved Inadequate in the terrific cur.
rent and In the whirlpools. n >, M : l'ssl
Va Many of those picked up alive in
the river will die in the hospitals Most
Of them wee .frightfully burned, shav-
ing delayed leapin2 from the beat I'm.
til their clothing caught fire.. 40 7.5 4
Some died in the innprovised amb,l.
lances in whiGh they wee hurried
from the shore i: 5. +
Every man on hoard who could swim
went overheard loaded down with chill
dren. Many of these heroes lost their
lives because, busdencG as iacE were,
they could not make headway against
the overpowering swirl of the tide as ii
rushed from TIE. East river into the
sound. 4. ~. II s., H. u :
No identife alton YVES possible as the
nrst bodies We're recovered, as they
were picked up at SO many different
places, many being found along The
shores and On the Islands in the Fast
river. They We're brought together in
most convenient places, all being care
fully numbered AID everything posi-,
Bile for later identifc ation being do,iea
The tugs and Other boats which res.
cued many from the burning steame-
and from the water landed them at
the nearest points an u retusned ia The
scene Of the disas ter III the here: 0.
rescuing Others. This made it aitecst
impossible to learn Who hal been Yes,
cued and added to the fears OF these
waiting TO learn the IA e5ef Fl o;.e:ss or
relatives. s55.@ III y: W. B,
The docks at One Hundred and
Thirty-second and Cne Hundsed 81, |
Thirty ighth street are said to be
piled high with the bodies of the sdeals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-16
OVEK 500 BODIES RECOVERED
More Than 500 Bodies Have Been Recover
ed From the Disaster to the Excursion
Steamer General Slocunl.

'ctdent from the shore say, that almost
INSTANTLY persons who occupied places
on the forward deck began to jump
overheard. p Policemen in the Bronx
and Harlem saw, the blazing boat
steaming up the river and imme diately
began to turn in alarms for .ambulances
and fireboats All the boats at North
Brother island were sent to the assist
sance of the people In the water and as
fast as they were brought ashore were
cared for in the pavilions there. . $3%E
+ A large part of the crowd on the
doomed steamer were children and
there was little hope for them after
they had gone overheard. The current
In the East river at this point is very
strong and scores of little ones were
sucked in by the whirlpools at Hell
Gate. q One man who went out in a
rowboat said that he saw at least fifty
children perish in these Whirlpools be-
fore he could reach them. ss,, + w n
From all that can be gathered no
alarm was sounded when the fire was
discovered, but the crew tried to extin-
guish the flames without alarming the
passengers. Those in the after por-
ton Of the boat did not know it was
on fire until the flames swept back on
them. Then there was nothing to do
but jump overheard or be burned to
death. ~. $500 x,~,s5S ...
eAaAsp @-o@,,r IL .~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-16

New York, June More than i've
h hundred bodies have been recovered
as result Of the burning Of the
steamer General slocum yesterday at
noon no according to the best obtain
able information about $50 persons are
reported missing. The coqoner's Of.
fee, chief Of the hre department and
police agree in the estimate that the
total loss Of life will closely approx
mate one thousand. &. Y \.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
MARRIED.

Monday, Feb. 8, at Hotel Harney, Earle w.
SHamlin of Akron. O. and Miss Carrie Eta
Kaylor of Mansfield, o. Rev. w. H. Sparling
soflciating.
Il Although married month ago,
the matter wrs kept so profound a
secret, that no one, not even the
the lawyer for whom Mrs. Hamlin
had been working. knew anything
OF it until Tuesday night when the
bride left for tho east.
" Mr.. Hsmlin is young gentlemen
OF considerable wealth. He has
spent considerable time in this city
for the past year being connected
with G. D. Crouch, R. W. Day and
others in the promotion of the D. &
W. railrood. Immediately after his
marriage with Miss Kaylor he was
called back to Arkon on urgent
business and as Mrs. Hamlin's en-
;gagement as stenoghapher for Mr..
Crouch did not terminate until the
9th of March, she remained here
until that time, when she too left
for the east.
\ Mrs. Ham!in has been here for the
past year IN the employ of G. D.
Crouch as his stenograher. She is
3, bright, sensible young lady who
has made hosts OF friends during
her sojourn here all of whom wish
her unalloyed happiness. The Union
extends congratulations.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
CITY COUNCIL.

On Monday evening the city coun
Gil met in regular session, Mayor
Emrick presiding.
A number of bills were read and
upon motion allowed and warrants
ordered drawn upon proper funds.
The auditor then reported having
received a letter from F. A. Har.
mon, division superintendent of the
G. q N. W. R. R., to the effect that
his trains would stop hauling water
from Rapid City for use at other
points in violation of the contract
made with the city by the railroad
company.
The finance committee made the
following report.
Your committee to whom was
sreferred the investigation relative
tn the issuance of bonds of the city
of Rapid City on May 1st., 1891. beg
leave to make the following report.
aThe total amount of said issuance
was $159, ,426.69. The purpose for
which these bonds were TO be applied
as stated in the call of the special
election, held on the Oath of March,
1891, was to refund the indebted
ness of the city. OF the total
amount issued only $4,000 was used
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11

for that purpose, On the Oath of
December, 1896. Judge William Gar
dner, then the presiding Judge of
the seventh judicial circuit, issued a
perpetual restraining order against
the city of Rapid City from ever
pay ing any part Of the principal or
interest of the balance of the issue,
$154.426,69.
sThe bonds however, had at this
latter date been disposed of in the
following manner: Bonds numbered
l to 100 inclusive, each $1,000 were
delivered to the citizen s committee
oy the city council on the evening
14th Of May, 1891, as shown by the
records of the city council of
that date. OF these bonds, bonds
numbered / to Is inclusive, each
$1,000 were given by the citizens
committee to William T, Coad in
aid OF the constructionof railroad.
Later, the citizens committee
bought and sburned over" to W. Z.
Coad certain amonnt of railroad
rails with the bonds numbered 26 to
Is inclusive, each 81 900 or $500
Bonds I to IS inclusive are to day
outstanding. Bonds 76 to 100 inclu-
sive, each $1,000 or $4,000, were
deposited by the above named citi-
zens committee with the First Nat
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11

ional Bank of Rapid City for safe
keeping. We have given said bank
our receipt for said bonds, and do
now return them to your body with
recommendation that they be
destroyed. Bonds 102 to Ill
inclusive, each $500, were used for
funding purposes and are legal and
outstanding, interest having been
paid on them since the day Of their
issuance. Bonds numbered 10l and
112 to 217 inclusive. each $500, and
bond numbered 219 for 1926. SO, and
one blank bond was destroyed by
the city council on the evening OF the
7th day OF May, 1894,
The report was then on motion
ordered filed and the chef of police
ordered to burn the $25, 900 worth OF
bonds which he proceeded to do with
solemnity in the presence of the city
council and spectators.
The petition of John P. McElroy,
Sr. for reduction of taxes on lots on
block II was gran ted, reduction of
SO per cent being allowed.
Mayor Emrick appointed COM
mittee consisting OF Alderman Daily,
Thomson and Overpeck to examine
and report on the condition Of the
Johnson building on Main street.
The Electric Light Co. was then
instructed to put in arc lights on
the corners of Sixth and ST. Joe
streets, and Seventh and St. Joe,
lights to be suspended in the cen ter
OF the street from forty foot poles.
The chsif of police was instructed
to notify L. Violin and ]. F.
Schrader to repair sidewalks on lots
on St. Joe streets.
No further business coming on the
council then adjourned.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit court convened on Tues
day of last week. The first day
was spent in the call of the calan-
der and making of motions. The
first case to be tried was that of
william T. Varney vs.. Helen Bru-
uer, in which the jury rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff with, a $50
Judgment. The next case was that
ST Geo. W. Haines VS.. G. N. Fish.
This case has been pending fer
several years but for various rea-
sons to numerous to mention, it
has been delayed from time to time
and never brought to trial until
this term of court. This case was
brought on by Haines to recover
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11


judgment on a note given by Fish
to the plaintiff about ten years ago
in Chicago. The jury rendered
verdict in favor of the defendant.
The nezt case, that of Conway VS..
Dorrity, was decided tn favor of
the defendant.
The last case tried and decided
at the time this issue went to press
was thst of P. ]. waldron VS.. Chas.
]. Alderman. The jury decided in
favor of the plaintiff.
This case was the most important
one yet tried in this term of court
and q full synopsis will appear in
next weeks issue.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
BRIEF MENTION.

Al Feisler was Folsom visitor
in the city this week.
V. E. Johnson was Piedmont
visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Bertha Buck arrived this
week from her business trip to Chi.
cago.
Pete Snyder and wife of Hill
|City were visitors in our town this
week.
Joe Pascoe OF Fremont, Neb. was
an arrival in the city this week on a
short visit.
Miss Nettie Graves came down
from Deadwood Saturday evening
for q visit with her parents.
1. H. Chase went up to Deadwo
Monday morning on his regular
monthly tour of his stores.
A. R. Songster, representing an
Omaha paper house, was in the CITY
this week looking up the trade.
The Columbia Opera Company
went up the road Monday morning
for tour Of the northern Hills.
Mrs. Cora Whiteside left Tuesday
evening for Vermillion for month s
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Bee Clemens went up the
road Sunday morning for week s
visit with her sister, Mrs. Howell
Clevenger, who lives at Terry.
]. l.. Boyer of the Western Paper
Company was in the city the first
part of the week looking up the
trade.
Girls Thompson, an old School of
Mines student is in the city this
week on business. Girls is now To-
Gated at Deadwood.
Miss Cornelia Beach was an arri-
val from Piedmont this week for a
short visit with her parents. Miss
Beach is teaching in the public
schools at that place.
J. r. Bolte, the new North vest
ern cashier. was an arrival last
week from Douglas, Wyoming. Mr..
Bolte relieves Mr.. Winters who
goes to York, Nebraska.
Mr.. l.. A! Richards returned Fri
day from ten days trip to Colorado
Springs, Colo, where he has been
on business, Mr.. Richards reports
"a pleasant time while away.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
Mr.. B. Mcpherson is up from
Hereford on short business trip.

Mr.. Mike Quinn was an arrival
from Arkansas last week. Mr..
Quinn has been spending the last
three months down there and says
he is glad to get back to the Hills
again. He has a ranch near Smith
vile.
A large congregation was GUS
Sunday evening to hear Rev. Joel
Smith deliver his second lecture on
the far East. He chose as his SUBJ
ject, Russia, the Land of the Double
Headed Eagle Mr.. Smith is q
brilliant, rapid and entertaining
speaker and always holds his
audience in close attention to
the last. "ChiRa" will be the subject
of his third lecture to be given next
lSunday night.
G.. W. Nash, state superintendent
| of public instruction, was an arrival
in thesclty last week, and made q
personal inspection of the public
schools. Mr.. Nash reports himself
as we'll satisfied with the methods
adopted in our city schools, and says
that they are among the best in the
state. He went from here to Belle
Fouche where he will hold a meeting
OF the school officers of Butte County
Mr.. Nash has three more counties in
the Hills to make and he will have
inspected the whole state.
The Union stated last week that
Horace Gambrill had sued Ethan
Allen for labor prcformed on
house and had won the suit. To
this statment Mr.. Allen objects for
as he says it places him in the
light of one who tries to get out Of
paying his debts. The Union
never knew Ethan Allen to refuse
to pay anything he owed and on the
|other hand we never heard Of
Horace Grambrill making a charge
for work he did not preform. The
muddle is explained by the fact
that Horace did the work on the
house before Ethan purchased
il and when Ethan paid or It he
Expected to have It free Of Claims.
while Horace won this suit il need
not implythat tits necessary to win
suits to collect claims from Ethan
Allen. Ethan is not that kind Of a
person as the Union and everyone
else knows.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11

IssHish to thank the many friends
and neighbors who SO kindly assist
ed me at the time of my fathers
death. I would especially thank the
Degree of Honor for the beautiful
floral gifts, and also those lodge
members who were personally
present during the services at the
church.
JoHN A. HART.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL. IL.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL, 1S.
1000 a. m. Cow pony race. 1st. $500 End
$1,000. Only COW ponies allowed to enter.
1880 a. m. Indian pony race squaws to
ride, LIST. $40; end, IS.
100 a; m. Cowboy Rescue Race. Ist. $40;
2nd, So. Contestants to ride LOO yards, pick up
cowboy and both to ride back on the same
horse to the starting point.
113O a. N. Squaw dance,
LOO p; m: Riding bucking bronchos. 1st.
$50; End S25
80 p, M. Roping and tying OF wild steers.
1st. SO; End. S25 Winners in previous contest
barred.
400 m Wild West hold up.
800 m Grand Balloon ascension and para.
chute leap.
Various other attractions to numerous to
mention will be given "whle YOU watt
Emrick's Opera Band one Of the best organ
iZations Ofits kind In Western South Dakota
will furnish music thronghou4 three days.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
TUESDAY. APRIL L.

TUESDAY, APRIL, 12.
$50 a. m. Indian parade aud welcome to
Eastern delegation at depot.
1000 a. m. Grand Parade.
11OO Tournament Contest. 1st, SIS; end
100 p. m. Meeting Of the Western South
dakota Stock Growers Association.
400 p. M Exhibition riding by ladies, side
saddles. 1st, SO; End. $5.
500 p. m. Mess wagon and cooking contest,
two men to each outfit. 1st. $50; 2nd S25.
Wagons to 1900 yards tents to be ut up
and meal to be served, consisting OF hot meat,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
Monday, April, II.

100 p. m. Novelty Race-First Prize, SIS
second prize, S5 Picking up eight handker-
chiefs placed fifteen yards apart, from horse
oaSn zoo anu r1e NJ CoWboV In " Raae1 Yards 1st
Sis; 2nd IS. Contestants to wear full equip
ment, boots spurs, chaps. etc.
300 p. m. Roping and Tying Of Wild Steers
LIST, $50; End, S25.
430 m. Indian pony race Bucks to ride
in full war costume.-1st $40: 2nd, S.
800 p. N. Grand Indian War dance.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11
Stoeknneeting
Progran1nne

baked pork and beans, baked biscuits and hot
coffee The biscuits and coffee to be made on
the ground.
700p. IN. Bowery dance.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-11

Continued on Page 7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Tenerberitb
0eielid)aft
Der Deuti6en lutberiiden @emeinben.

Die @esenieitiee Geuerperfi9erunss=
@eielidaft Der 9eutf9en 2utberii6en
8emeinDen bielt geitern Nbenb In &eid=
tDein's 0alle ibre Sabresberiammlung
al.
Siefelbe erfreute ft9 eines auBer=
oroentli6 9uten 8eiu6s, benn melt iiber
500 Witslieber Der @eieai9aft mObn-
ten Der 0erfammlune BEL.
Dem Sabres=8eribt fet folgenbes
ef1tnpmmen !:
Wdbreno bes perflo1enen Sabres
bonn l. Npril 1908 bis l. Npril 1904
murben 1119 polieen nit elmer @e=
=gerfiderungsfumme bon ST.,
1913, 164.O 90 aus9efelt.
gefriaen nurben $18, ,4sO, 10 oaB
bic 9erfderunas Site am /. Ipril
1904 81, ia, 684 aufpeif.
Der @efammt- 6euer=Yerluit tpdb=
renb oes Sabres belief ft6 auf $713.75.
Die 3abl Der Wtitslieoer am l..
Npril 1904 betrug 716, tpel6e ins=
sefammt 1904 8erii9erunss=policen
i'm SeiiBe baben.
9ie Geiammteinnabmen beliefen fi9
auf SO, O46. %, bic Musgaben auf 81, :
655. LOS, iobaB Elm Gafenbeftanb BON
81 ,391.18 berbletbt.
Serporsubeben ift aber iebenfa0s bic
ipariame @ei6dftsfitbrungs benn
bic &Dfen fl rtpal :
unb 8erfi6erun 9
eIief it'd al nur Il Cts.
+ Il r 800 @erfi6erung
Dem Directorium gebitbrt @rebit
baftr.
Na6 gerleiung bes nit groBem Sn=
terefe entsesensenOmmenen 8eri6ts
muroe bic Beomtenpabl Doraenommen.
Dieielbe ergab folgenoes Reiultat:
prdfibent -Garl @tufmeper.
8ice=prdfibent- Seinridb Brandt.
Secretdr unb s6abneiiter - Wilb.
Gaiier.
6iilfs-Secretdr-5reo. Guebring.
9irectoren-1. Diftriet-0. 8eder.
2. Difrict-6. Giel.
8. Difrtct-0. Gteinfing.
A. 9iltrict-Gb. Giel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
WiBsliidtes Mttentat
Guf 5panien's jasenbli4en R0nts.

Nt a bri B, z. Npril. Cine pfficiele
Depelbe aus Barcelona meloet, oaB in
oem Mugenblife, oa GOnig Nlfons beute
Worgen nod bem Befude Der Nrbeits=
NusfteQune oas 8ebduoe perlieB, eine
BON NnarhiIten am Wege nieber9elegte
getnrbe erplooirte, moour9 2 per1onen
i9tper Dermunbet murben. Ser iunge
G0ni9 felbft blieb unberiehrt. Die
@enoarmen nabmen cine 8erhaftung
bDr.
gfa6bem Die Nufregung fib gele9t
bate, brante Die Wienge benz G6nige
cine entbuitaftii9e Opation.
G0nig Nlfons lanste seifern in Be=
gIeitung bes prentiers Maura uno bes
Grieesminiters 2inares in Barcelona
an uno bieler Beiud Der 8rutitdtte oes
1pani59en &epublifanismus, D. b.
8arcelona's, .ieitens oes iungen &6nigs
bat bic officiellen Greile in bic er6bte
unrube beriest.
SC 0 m, z. Npril. G6nig 8ictor
emanuel erbielt Die Na9ri6t bon bem
Nttentate, als er ben 8OrfiB feiner
tpbdentli6en Winiiter=@ @onferen5 itber=
nommen bate. gr fanbte fofort per
Drabt ieine ber3lihffen 8lufmiinidbe gu
oem glnflt1en @nttommen on RDnie
MIfons.
Nu1 Der papt lteB, ats iein Stats
SecretGr Cardinal Merrn Del Val ibm
bic 2unoe bon benz glttentat brad1te.
our9 oieien Dem G6nige feline Slid
tphnf9e 5uisnoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
0ibide snrpriie Yartte.

Cine tleine biibfbe ,9urpriie par=
til" wurbe lebte Na4t Grdulein Win=
ME @egert In ibr Wobnung gto. 718
Soma Str. bon ibren 5reunbinnen
uno Greunoen aebraht. piano= Wsufif
uno 8eianssbortrd9e Deg r9dnibel=
berger Quartetts" sotpie anoere 9piele
bienten our llnterbaItun9 Der Geit-
tbeilnebmer.
Gum 96luiis nurbe Elm eei6maf.
polIes Supper fir bic @dfe ferbirt.
Die Sheilnebmer naren i:
ssrduleins gmbart, @6leb, Born-
bolt, Gatie glibolas, CLARA Niholas,
Nnna gii9olas, &iden. Matbiloa
Gggert, J1p, uno bic 0errsn s.
Stol3, Nlf. Obsrsfea, s. @antner. 6.
&ogers, Wut. Sdulb, u. 5ermann,
s.. Gor, Wm. Sitter, @. 8ubanan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
@efabrlid)er Jritbbraao.
anappes enttOmmsn bon 9 meni4en.

&urs na6 4 qbr 6eute Wtorgen ent=
befte Der 8dfsreibefiBer Sobn W. Sat=
ton BON go. 344O Salem Ctr, oab in
feinsr Bdferei binter benz Wobnbauie
elm 5euer ausgebro9en mar. 5ein
eieener oGernipre6er" berfagte ben
9ienH, bes6alb elite SattOn. na6bem
er feline Gamilie gemeft bate, in Elm
Na6barbaus, um Die Geuerpebr 81
alarmirer. Dann ealt es, Die f6laf=
trunfenen uno pom Quafm nabe3u err
ftiften neun 6amilien9lieoer unO 6aus=
infaKen in Si9erbeit 81 bringen, eine
f6mierige Nufgabe, BET beren S6iung
bic Seuerpebr nader mitbalf.
MaBer Der Satton'f9en 8dferei, in
Der cine Wense Waaren pernidtet
tpurbe, parb au9 bic nebenan befinb=
li9e S6reinertpertitatt Sobn Sebler's
bon go. As Weft 25. 9traBs gum Be=
TRACE bon ettpa $500 befddotgt. Sats
toms @daben belduft fib auf minoe'
items $25OO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
,Mmburn State 8ant. q
yteue eSncorporationen.

e5eitbem bic bon ben 8ebrtibern
&obbins 9efiibrte Staats=Banf in
Nuburn in bic 0dnbe zines Manen=
bermalters iibergeaensen 1T, bat iA
oas BeotrfniB mad elmer neuen 8ant
bort in ioId' ftiblbarer Wsiie aelteno
9ema6t. oaB berbOrragenbe Geiddfts=
leute unh @apitaliiten i'm n6rblt1en
Sbeile bes @taats sulammensetreten
finp uno bic vMuburn State Banf" orr
ganifrt baben. Dieielbe erDirfte se=
fern beim @taatsieeretdr ibre Sncor=
porationspapiere.
9ie Directoren finb: Sfaat unb
Simon s. 9trauB, Banfiers BON Sic
genier Mbraham @olofmitb, 2igo-
nier Soieph unb Simon 5dlob,
albiOn +; Sacob 3sller uno ebrabam
W. Sacobs, Genoanpille, uab Mbrc=
bam alderman, Sort Wapne. Saeob
Seller III prdfoent uno Soaas 96loB
gaffirer.
Nnoere neie Sncorporationen finb :
8ie v8reeorp Oil &c., Cation.
capital $500 Sirectoren Sobn
3. pierce, &C. g. @resorp, 0omer
@raiuforo, George % 0oober, Woies
6. Blaf unb Q. 8. pieree.
Die .0arrifon @ountp 8elepbone
Co., gliaabetb, @apital $4,000 ;
Direetorsn Wt. s. gromcr, Noberi
6. Wi0iams unb Clarence 6. Rron.
Die .Snoiana Combination WaaOn
8or Co., Weuneie, Capital $25, 900;
9irectoren Sames s. Hslion, Da.
MEL 9. Miler, Charles g. 0apoen.
@omarb 5. 8rider unD @eer9e Wett-
lauffer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Bier getSotet, bretmno;tuan5tg
berlett.
1rasti6es Gnbe elmer Snbianer Reiie.

ieagD, z. Npril. Sci elmer
@olifion 3peier gaiiagier8iige nabe
Welroie Bart auf ben s. & N. 49,
@eletlen beute Moraen i'm gtebel tpur=
ben 4 Meni9en auf Der Stelle 9etDo=
tet, % perleBt, barunter 8 tpabri9ein=
l;6 tbotli9. Gin @rpreB3ug iauife
i'm Nebel ii oas bintere @uoe oes auf
benz @eIeiie BEL Melrofe Bart halten=
ben Bahagiersuges, in oe6en leBtem
Waggon fi9 cine S6aar BON Nebrasfa
Snoianern befano, Die mad 8aibing=
ton, 8. g., fabren uolten.
4 Der Snoianer murben auf Der
STEELE get0btet, % mebr ooer peniger
f6per perlebt. Die gertpunbeten mur=
ben in's Yboenir= 6ofpital in MapDOoo
gef9afft.
9ie Snbianer geb0ren our Buffalo
Bin=@botp unb iolIten bor Der auf
9amitag aneeieBten Geiie mad @ns=
Lamb in Waibington bem prdlioenten
poreefeqt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
GaIoltm=Grplofiolt
gtit bebenfli9en 6olgen.

51pere 8ranbtpunben am Gopfe,
@ef9t unb ben 0dnben trug beute
8ormitta9 9esen 9 ubr Der in No. SIG
gtb Gepfone 9lbe. nobnbafte Nbam
@9oen, Sbeilbaber Der Girma ,5boen
Bros" nit Office in No. Of Mar-
tet Str, geiiber elmer 8einisungs
etc. =Wertifatt fir 9amen= uno 0erren=
Gleioer, babDn.
9ie Merfltatt ober Gabrif ber Girma
befinbet iib in einem Ga9mert=G =Gebdube
binter benz 5auie gao. 1881 @neliib
Npe., uno bort trug fi9 beute Morgen,
als S6oen i'm gegriffe ifanb. Elm fei=
benes 9amenfleib mittelit @afolin gu
reiniaen, cine @rploiion gu, BEL Der
erifli6 S6oen bic pbenangefibrten
Branbpanben erlitt, ameitens aber Elm
Geuer ausbra6, gu beiien 26fdung Die
Geuertpebr berbeigerufen tperoen muBte.
Der materielle 56aben tpirb auf min.
beltens $1,000 bere9net.
G9oen tpurbe babeim dr3tli6cr pfege
iibergeben. Was bic llrfa9e Der Gr=
ploiion anbetrifft, 10 erfldren iotpobl
S9oen ME feline Nrbeiter, oaB bieielbe
auf 9elbfent3iinbung oes @aiOlins
infolge Geibung Der Seibe suriid3u=
fiibren fei, ba i'm sanaen @ebdube fein
Sseues brannte.