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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
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g%efinoigt, DaB Dor oerfelben Commit
fipn babier an &C., 81. unb %. Npril
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morben merben ioQen. Sie Npplican=
ten miKen t6rperli6 unb eeiftie fir
taugli9 befunben merben unb oiirfen
ni9t iiin9er als Is, ni6t dlter als Is
Sabre fein; Minimum=96he 5 SUP
IS 3ol. 9as Nnfan9seebalt betrd9t
$500 per Sabr; ba3u baben biefe @a=
betten bic @elegenheit, fi9 Bis gum
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balt, emporauarbeiten. 8erlanet mirb
BON ben 8enerbern-neben ben &ennt=
niHen in ben anoeren Gd6ern-au6
Die &enntntB BON Geuti6, Grans6fi9
ooer Spanii9, auBer Dem @n9lii9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Berloren mno mieoergefmnbea.

SIM Siben Der Gtabt on Der 0irgi.
mia Npenue murbe geftert1 Mbenb Elm
fleiner @rbenbireer mieberoefunben,
me9en behen 8erf9mtnben fi9 @ltern
unb anbere Nngeb6rige ben ganaen Sag
fiber gegrdmt batten, wie iebr, fam
f9 Ser benfen.
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san5 unauffldrlide Weiie Charles 6.
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i'm Belmont" an 9elapare unb Mi=
9igan StraBe pobnbaften 0rn. @arlin
bon Der Wuffoliers6irma @arlin &
2enor. 9ie polissi tpurbe eebeter.
bel Der Su1e nad benz berI9munbenen
&inbe bebiilfi9 gu iein, uno oefien
Nuffinben gelang bann au9 gltfli9
9e9en 6 ubr Mbenbs.
Die Greube Der @ltern fam man fi9
aud benton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
SIN SOL Greet s.
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2ausblin ibr Daiein.

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fiuten 8raben Der reuen Galaee Der
vSnbianapolis Water Noe." etna 4
Squares me- Hid BON Der Snbiana
Mpe. tpurbe geftern am @pdtnaamit=
taee cine Grauenlei6e aufeefunben,
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penfariums= Nmbulan3 in's ffdot. Sob
tenbaus iiberftbrt muroe.
9ort murbe biefelbe als Die Der Srau
geiiie Mc2ausblin, elmer unglidli6en
8eiitesfranfen, ibentificirt, bic neulih
aus Soronto, @nn., gum 8eIu9e ibrer
Mutter In SO. SOC Norb @af Str.
bierbereetommer, Dor Wodenfriit aber
I9pn bon Der poli3ei in Sbbut genom=
men worben mar, als fe f6 an=
I1einenb in ielbfm6rberii6er Nbii9t
am SAL Greet entlang umbertrieb.
Mm Wontae bate bic Geitesfranfe
miberum bas miitterlide 9aus berlafen
uno parh sulebt seIeben, als fie bic
Snoiana Mpe. entlang gen Norbnefen
manbelte.
3meifclsobne be9ing Die ungliif=
li9e 6elbfmoro, mie fe bereits bor
Wobenfriff beabf6ti9t bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
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I<W etterbertht.
9robenbe Suffering, bod fp1rb tpabriHeins
lid beute Nbenb fein 8essn fallen /; Done
nerftag S4auern; fein tpeientli4er Eempe=
ratur>Web1eI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Neues 0~auptquartier.

9ie ,Snternationale Union Der Bad
~fteinleger unb Steinmaurer" nirb ibr
Sauptquartier nod bier berlegen. Das
Nationale grecutib : @omite befinbet
fi9 felt einieer 3eii in Der Stabt, nm
bic arrangements fir ben um5ug ibres
0auptquartiers BON Nortb Noams,
MaH., mad bier 3u treHen. Das ptsrte
6todmerf i'm @ecuritp @ebdube
tpirb mabrfheinlt6 BON @omite se=
mietbet peroen.
Sic Union bat cine Witglieber5abl
bon etma IS, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
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tudn, Gnabe. - 2ouis unb 9attie
Chapman, 9101 @babmid, Wdo9en.
= u. $. unb - MQen, IL WDpbruff
Blace, Mdbben. = &pbert uno 2i3sie
9ubbleffon, 1412 Belmont, Gnabe. =
Wiqis unb Nlice Mann, 617 ubel,
Mdo6en. = 0enrn uno Sba 9arf,
420 9ormar, Gnabe. - MiIiam unb
9Ottie Mc@abe, 1416 Wiaiams, Mdo=
den. - Charles unb 2ottie 9an,
8apne Somnfbip, Wdo9en. = @ar=
ion unb Nusufa @ineparb, 312 Sneo,
Wtd06en. - unb - 6erman,
Wattbias, gramforosbi1e pite, Mdb.
den. - Daniel unb Quinte Wabe,
1926 &epnolbs, Mdb9en. - Somer
unb BLAND 0eath, Stabt. &nabe.
g etraut:
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@tinnett.
9abib epringer-gfeua 6. 8errp.
Seremiab W. S'Weara-Sulia Wanep.
SEP. 6. Cattle - 6lora Manep.
Sames Rimble-Nelie 9usbes.
Sacob S9nepf-glis. 8ernloebr.
SEQ. 8ernloebr-Bauline &aifer.
4lbertb gblers-2nbia Brepfter.
@rnef Me@ormif-Nnna @ean.
Samuel WcD omen-2uctlia Walrob.
@rnef neutrality-suspicious. 8roun.
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Cadet, 80, 900 Of IL. - Senrt
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nelius 2ellp, "a, 434 g. MiKouri. :
Samuel &ooeHburger, II, Stabt. =
Sobn @ullion, Is, Stabt. = Sranci!
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Nnen, 617 Bright. - 6. 90. Gorb,
So 2915 q. @apitol.-Wiuis Wibite
80, 2006 Central. = Sobanna 2ueib,
38, SIC Normnoo. - Dominif @on.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
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SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

@abin . n, 6. Npril.
Sir Snbiana: &lar beute Mbeno tpabrs
f9einIih S4auern am Don.terftae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Nms staDt= nn0 GDnutD:
Sermaltnng.
WoGmattge Go6atttb= Wa6=
fl6m9e.
nnn6tbise GerI@leppung.

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nteur Soup ftnb ielbftreoeno gar ni9t
erbaut iiber ben 9taotratb, Der am
Monta9 Der @tabtpermaltung tutt Der
beantrasten 5000, 600 : 8onoausgabe
fir So6flutb=S 6aoenreparaturen nur
cine iol6e pDn s125,000 bemiaiste,
trobbem Sneenieur Soup bere3net
hatte unb aahlenmdBig na&wies, Dab
fir Die Neutrality-suspicious. &epara=
turen an 8riifen, uferodmmen etc.
ninbeHens $168, 900 ben0tbi9t tperben.
-9aour9 perben bic b%ringenben 8ers
b~eHeruneen pie er1i9tli9 Tebr bera0gert
observation-disclosures bat Der WaDor Die
Oroinana f6on seitern our9 feline un=
teri6rift rebtsfrdftig 9ema6t, oamit
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entee gennebmen fann.
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nIIen.
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ner 81 beridten, oaB Sngenieur Soup
mad elmer eingebenben 9ur6fori9ung
bes itdbt. Sreibriefes etc. gu Der ueber=
5eugune 9elan9t 1T, baB Die 8eb6roe
fir off. Werfe uno Die BART eb6roe
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1enbe MaBregeln ueiteren So6futb=
S9doen in Der Staot borsubeugen, 10
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Soup biefelbe erfu9t, biesbe5iigli9e
Bldne reip, Sroinansen bonn 9taot=
Nnwalte a%usarbeiten 81 lahen.
$ 3 B o d sc eparaturen.
9a Contractor 9an Sober Die Be-
b6roe fir 6ffentli6e @erte bena9ri6=
tiet bat, baB er ieoe 8erantnortli6feit
fir Die &eparutur Der vfDrtgef9memm=
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@ruie=S traBe ablebue, bat Sn9enieur
Soup Die G~eparatnr oieier pf1after auf
6olen's Soften ieitens Der 5taot an9e.
orbnet. Selbfreoenb miro oieie Sc
f6i6te alio i'm @eri6te gum 9lappsn
fommen. 9aeeeen pirb bic &epare=
tur Der SolablofpHafter an Noro Sill
nois= unb 8ermOnt-S traBe auf ftdb=
tif9e Soften erfol9en, ba Die betrefen=
ben @ontractDren= @arantten abgelau=
fen finb. ,ss
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bon Der lebten SOGf1utb bemolirten
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ban1 miro oas @puntp=@ Council Inn bic
n6thigen 8eniIigungen fir ben Neu=
bau bieier Briifen angegan9en tueroer
mtfien.
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Mit bieiem Monat lduft Die Grift
fir bic 3ablung Der 5ribiabrsfeuern
ab. ,59on felt Nnfang Der @O9e
berri1t besbalb in Der Office bes
@ountpsS 9abmeiiters elm grOBes @e=
brdn9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

s@r Nauat bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Some Bod.

9aS berrlthe SOME Bod
Bier luirO bente Mno ote
foIaenoen 3ase an 3apfietm.
Sm Hlaihea fir Den FAINT
ltenbeoarf. Selspbon 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
@rmaoeisentbnm : a 3assit s @ast s sSstfisn

Wtan nebme DIT @afbtuetpn gars bis RuraI Stra6e
9prehe Dor bel ". 6. Riss auuiber Co.. on Boibins.
ton unb Belt ". 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

Mit bieiem Monat lduft Die 6rift
fir bic 3ablung Der Grabiabrsfeuern
ab. .S9on felt Infang Der WO9e
berri1t besbalb in Der Office bes
@ountp-S 9abmeifters Elm grOBes @e=
brdn9e.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
The Convention
At st. Louis


nomination Mcclellan would
York Democrats The districts of New York
kerr they would his being turned The York Democrats
divided could Roadway against the solid Republican
II is reinforced by boiling Democrats
Then again
persuaded enter the running lie has Pernt
forward that hardly probable he will the change his
mind he f However politician
have been lying His Judge Parker undoubtedly
Hearst
the Eastern Democrats devoted this object.
Hearst seriously considered present
but Is willing
be granted in But matters change four and the
Democracy may have set another idol by that time
OF the other candidates Of Judge outside
Of Cleveland the formidable candidate
GOfman Democrats the higher
since he regarded by them rather clever politician than broad
minded statesman lie made serious mistake the last session of
when ne cO1nd opposition the Panama The bulk
tie Democratic voted with the Republican majority leaving him
much in the cold
Then ORGY Grey delegates
pledged the Massachusetts delegation while Folk has
pledged ne has and influential body Of admirers. this
which shows how divided the Democratic There viii be
witches chaldrOp ST. Louis predicate which candidate will
be Ghed Of the boiling broth would not be the Demo-
cratic nomination. .
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

King Edward and the Kaiser have
had a conference and no doubt have
discussed the chances Of Intervention In
the present war. King Edward is de-
cidedly Of a peaceful disposition and
has won some remarkable diplomatic
triumphs in which he has smoOthed out
many causes Of irritation. He will like
ly go down into history as Edward the
peacemaker, and not a bad title either.
1t would be far better than that addi-
ton the Great" which has been borne
by men who won it by rapine and con-
quest, az Alexander the Great, Freder-
lex the Great, and Louis the Great.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
4 Word More
About Grating


felt himself they had done in
probing into like gliding refined gold and paint
ing the lily the bench the matter
necessary legislative in
CLOSED
thoroughly further that citizens who that
end shall be TO this be driven home
iteration that idea shown to be Of pema
value casually little Of avail
Is the this
tion there Undoubtedly eteratOn There
failures Of justice, criminals have escaped
echnue before the trial and other escaped from indictment
before grand Jury practically packed to whtewash them
No fastened territory than
official corruption whether legislative executive fact and
is fact that monopoly Of official corruption There is
official corruption mainland O
Minneapolis of New York others But official
meets its Waterloo has begun With beginning
been started conviction
The corruption getting
Judge right emphasize the fact grand
trial jury.
One OF the serious things
crime When the facts made clear possible there loss
in the accused In
something To this proper public
men the duty citizen, be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
DOMESTIC LIMERICKs.

woman as proud as old Lucifer,
Grew tired of her husbands abucifer;
SO he called the police,
Who compelled him to cice,
BY crying, You villain, let luclfer!"
Then no longer prouder than Lucifer,
Forgetting her husbands abucifer,
sAe promptly iOrgave him,
SwOre falsely to save him
Thus woman let's love make a gucifer
still the officers seeing the rucifer,
Refused to take any excucifer;
But she made things so hot
hat they fed from the spot
As a witness they neer could make uci-
fer.
Then, once more as proud as old Luci-
fer.
She thrashed hubby well for abucifer
And the louder he walled,
Why the harder she whaled,
Till at length he abjectly begged truci-
fer. Baltimore America.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

The story told in The Star OF Satur-
day about the disappearance OF the
stores from the hospital train presented
70 the Russians by the Empress Of Rus
STA, Queen Alexandra and other royal
ties Is typical Of Russian methods. Ev-
erything pays toll AZ It goes along. The
big official wants a big haul, the small
officials want their share, and as IN this
case there rs nothing left for the poor
soldier. This however IS a peculiarly
fragrant. No doubt these hospital stores
and comforts will be resOld at advance
prices by the thleylng officials.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Is true he is stolid and will bear a great
deal of punishment, but he will break
and run after a time. This was proved
in the Crimean time and time again,
and has been proved in the present war
at least twice or thrice, and in all prob
ability will be proved yet again. Rus
sla's strongest point is a diplomacy
which says one thing and does another,
and her quiet acquisition of Territory
as she has recently done in Manchuria.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Col. Fitch admits now that The Stars
account of Collector Stackable's sake
appeal, which the Colonel attempted to
correct before he knew anything about
Stackable's case, was correct in the
first place. He now says that If the col
lector's appeal Is not what he thought
it was, 1t ought to be. The collector will
take notice and duly amend his appeal
In the meantime The Star will continue
to describe legal documents as they are
and not as Colonel Fitch thinks they
ought to be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

The Brown-Spreckels case has result
ed in a failure for the jury to agree for
the fourth time. IT is becoming a cause
celebre, and must be a peach for the
lawyers. Another land case Is likely to
become even more celebrated, and that
is the Parker-Carter fight over the
Parker ranch lands and the manager
ship OF the estate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
Russian Bower
OVerrated ~, =, . ~,


GOuas
railway
Aganstan which Traveller permitted
which
track railway and would
facilities
Of India They command the They
supplies
Lord Kitchener pmandernchef Moreover British nhu
Afgbanan the Indian fully realizes
necessity influence Again the Aghans
Ih since Lord celebrated
pain
could nothing the small but wehandd
Russian fleet and again. the
enormous power could annhae
feet TIE Channel squadron.
Sea
Asac
BOBcxEent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

The sultan's trade in favor Of the Ar
menians may look well on paper, and
may have some influence upon the Off
clals directly IN contact with the gov
e'nment n win have no effect upon
the unruly Rurds who care no more for
the sultan and his trades than they care
for 30 much waste paper
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Bring in a Classified or Want ad
and receive Part ! of the Worlds
Fair Portfolio free. Want ads in
Star cost rs cents for three inser-
lions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

II did not take the grand jury long TO
indict See Lin Lock The fellow was
caught practically red-handed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

The Democracy seems TO be get
ting more hopeIessly divided as time
goes on. OF course Mayor Mcclellan
has always been a possible candidate.
But he is a Tammany candidate, and
II is doubtful whether the southern
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Al the close OF the trial of Jonah
Kumalae and Enoch johnson the cir
cult Judge took occasion to emphasize
the trend Of official corruption among
a certain class of legislators and eX-
ecutive officers. When discharging
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

The present war illustrates what
an unreasOning fear Great Britain
has had Of the strength of the Rus
sian army. Russia is undoubtedly the
buZabOO Of India. The Indian army
composed partly Of British and partly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Il fair that before the opening of the Exposition
its highest would
offered the practically Yet
Il is City Series OF the Worlds Fair Portfolios, of
which there thirty ALL containing views
the Hng little
handling addressing and mailing All
this Is thoroughly intelligent progressive Americans
portfolios issued almost unprecedented
them outlined
4 and ready.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
Furnished Rooms To Let

A nicely furnished front room. Mos
quito proof and electrict light. 494 Bere-
tania near Punchbowl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Ads under situations Wanted" inserted
free until further notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
To Rent
Electrician.
For Sale

A magnificent building site on the
Punchbowl slope near Thurston ave-
nue.. Particulars at Star office.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03
svvAYED BY BOY PREACHER
Seven Year Old Josef Raycroft
breaches to Large Congrega-
tions in Chicago.

Chicago.--Staid business men, women
and children were moved by the stirring
sermon delivered by Ell Josef Raycroft.
a boy evangelist. at the Forty-First
Street Presbyterian church, which re-
suited in nine converts. The boys text
was taken from the book of John, eye
shall be born again"
A large crowd had assembled at the
church in anticipation Of seeing and
hearing the seven-year- old preacher. He
was introduced by the Rev. 8. 8. Palmer.
Raycroft is = comely boy. with long
golden curls, which hang far below his
shoulders, and with clcar blue eyes.
In high, childish voice, which rang
clearly throughout the large auditorium,
the boy spoke of the new birth which al
those who are to be Christians must ex-
perience.
CAS- the Lord Jesus ChrisS was raised
from the dead, so shall we be torn again.
Ye that have not yet felt the grace of God,
now is the accepted time, )" were his clos
ing remarks, and upon requests to the
audience for all those who wanted to be
received into Christian fellowship nine
responded.
The boy is considered the marvel of
the present religious age. One after
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03
Largest Filtration System.

Philadelphia now has nearing COM
pletion the largest filtration system in
the world. This will include four
plants with capacities of $4,000, 900,
IS, DOC, 900, 100000 and 100000 gal
Ions. The consumption is 229 gallons
per capita daily, but it is hoped to re-
duce this by the meter system to $50
gallons. The plants would then have
sumcient capacity for q population Of
100000 IL ample clear water storage
were provided. The largest and the
two small plants will have preliminary
filters, as the water is not subject to
much sedimentation. The slow sand
filtration system is used, the plants
having s, 8, Is and IS basins each.
They range in size from 16 feet by g.
feet to 40 feet by $50 feet, and are
81 to 6 feet deep. The raw water en-
tering at the bottom passes up through
five inches of coarse gravel, ten inches
of screened furnace Stag, one and one
half inches to three-quarte.s inch in
size, "a inches Of Stag three-quarters
ip:h to one-quarter inch in size, and
uine inches Of compressed sponge.
There will be pumping station with
six vertical triple expansion engines
Of 20,000.000 gallons capacity.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03
LILLIPUTIAN ENGINES
rulr1ER BEING BUILT NJ THIS
coUNT1Y Io1 JAPAN.
rhev A.. Intended for Industrial Pur-
poses on the Many Marrow
Gauge Railroads Of the
Nikado's Empire.

Philadelphia.-The first Of . number
Of tiny locomotives. designed and built
in this country especially for the Jap
anese, will soon be on their way to the
orient. For some time past q locomo-
tive plant has been turning out loco
motives for use in Japan and on the
railroads built for the mikado's armies
in Korea. These military engines
have been forwarded by secret routes,
and all information concerning them
has been refused by the company,
which is under contract with the Jap
anese government to furnish the en-
gines with due regard to the fact that
they are contraband Of war and liable
to figure as adjuncts to the Russian
equipment instead Of the Japanese un-
less the greatest precautions are taken
With the lilliputian locomotives, OF
which the first is now ready, however
no such caution is necessary. The
tiny engines are not intended for use
at the front, but solely for industrial
purposes. At least 50 declares the
company.
To all appearances the tiny locomo-
tves are peaceful looking enough. Az
the one now completed stands In the
shops, almost lost to view In the shad-
ow Of monsters Of American railroads
It suggests an infant in the presence
'of Titans. 1t is 20 small that its
weight is given in pounds instead Of
tons. The little engine scales 2,50t
pounds, which is about the weight Of
an automobile Of the RED Devil" va.
riety. II the engine gets in the sulkf
and refuses to bulge the Japs car
easily tow it out Of the road. It is 8
handy little affair, easy running, easily
managed and exactly suited to thu
needs of q lilliputian race like thu
Japs.
There IL Just about room for on
man in the tiny cab. Sitting on tn
solitary seat, he can reach every par
Of the starting and stopping scar. With
out getting up. II he be dexterous ht
can fire the engine without rising also
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03
CHINESE GIRL IN SOCIETY,"
Miss Cheng to Participate in the So
cial Frivolities Of Our Ma
tionAl Capital.

Washington. - Capital society 10
awaiting with interest the coming out"
Of Miss Cheng, daughter Of Sir Chentung
Liang Cheng, the Chinese minister to
the United States, which is to occur early
this winter. The Chinese envoy is q
widower, and his daughter is therefore
the mistress of the Chinese legation, q
position which she is qualified to fill
with much credit to herself, her father
and the country which he represents.
She will be the first high-born Chinese
woman who has ever formally particle
pated in the social festivities of Wash
ington, and her opportunities in this d.
rection are due. no doubt, to the fact that
her father was educated in this coun-
try and is anxious that his children