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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
REBELLION IN COLORADO.
Governor Peabody Has Ordered More People
10 Telluride.

Denver, Col, (SpeciaD.-A special
train bearing troops left Denver for
Telluride. The entire force of three
hundred men will be under command
of Adjustapt General Bell.
Governor Peabody stated that he
will declare San Miguel county in a
state of instruction and rebellion be-
cause of the representations made to
him by public officials and citizens OF
the two, who declared that body of
men were arming outside the county
to join with men within the county
for the purpose of destroying pro-
perty and inficting personal injuries
on persons in Telluride.
A dispatch received from Tellur-
ide contained the news that twenty
Finlanders left that place. 1t is in
ferred from this fact tht the deporta-
ton of strikers and their families has
been resumed by the military.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
SCORES INJURED In STORM
Indiana Harbor Merchant Struck Dead
and Fifteen Customers Hurt.
MANY HOUSES WERE BLOWN DOWN
The Number Of People Injured at Indiana
Harbor Will Probably Approximate 25.-AIl
Three Of the Hotels In the Place We're Badly
Damaged. Green's Hotel In Particular Being
Badly Wrecked.

Chicago, ILL.,, (SpeciaD.-One of the
most severe storms this city has
known in many years, passed ovei
Chicago the other night.
Great damage was done in the sub
urbs to the south of the city and con
siderable loss was sustained north o.
the city proper One life is known tc
have been lost and many persons were
hurt.
The storm did not strike the bus
mess portion of the city in its greatest
| force.
The town of Indiana Harbor, TWEEN
ty miles southeast of Chicago, on the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad, was the heaviest sufferer.
One man, B. Barker, the proprietor
of a dry goods store, was killed, and
fifteen persons who were in his store
when the storm struck were injured,
some of them seriously, although none
of them is expected to die. Barkers
store was entirely demolished.
Eighteen residences were blown
down and several persons were hurt
in the ruins of their homes.
1t is almost impossible to obtain
full details at present because OF the
condition of the telegraph and tele-
phone wires, nearly all of them being
down for miles between Chicago and
Indiana Harbor.
The wires of the electric lines were
knocked down and the power was
shut off, making it impossible for any
BODY to reach the place save on the
regular trains of the railroads running
through the place.
The number of people injured at In
diana Harbor will probably approx
mate twenty-five. All three Of the
hotels in the place were badly dam
aged, Green's Hotel, in particular, be-
ing wrecked. One two-story frame
building was turned entirely over.
The storm created havoc in the town
of Hammond, Ind. A number of resi-
dences were badly damaged and two
people were injured, but not fatally.
One end of the large plant of the Re-
public Iron and Steel Company was
blown down, causing loss of at
least $4,000.
A number of business houses were
unroofed, and the city was in total
darkness. SO many of the electric light
wires were blown down that the att
thorities compelled the company to
shut off all power, lest lives might be
lost through contact with live wires.
In the freight yards of the roads run
ming through Hammond great damage
was done. Many cars were uinrooted
or blown over, and the yards in many
places were piled with wreckage.
In Grand Crossing, eight miles south
of the center of the city, a number Of
buildings were wrecked, freight cars
blown about the yards and the tracks
of the railroads covered with debris to
such an extent that the majority of
incoming trains were compelled to call
upon their passengers to assist in re-
moving the wreckage from the tracks
so that the trains could proceed.
To the north of the city the storm
was also severe, much damage having
been done in the suburbs of Evanston,
Rogers Park and Thornton.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
Rescued Her Pupil.

Chicago, (SpeciaD.-Plunging into
the Des PLANES River Miss Louise
Jackson, a school teacher of haywood
suburb of Chicago, rescued one of
her pupils, the little daughter of Sam
uel G. Kline, after the mother of the
child had tainted and two boys who
had accidentally knocked the little one
into the river had run away. Unaided
Miss Jackson fought her way through
the swift waters of the Des PLANES,
which is at higher food stage than
for years, and it was only after she
had slipped back into the river from
the crumbing bank several times that
the heroic young woman brought the
little girl safely ashore.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01

Threatened the Destruction OF Russian Forts
and the Town.

London, (By Cable).-While The ;e-
ports from Toxic that Port Arthur
had been occupied by the Japanese
were premature, the latest dispatches
from ST. Petersburg show that a
japanese fleet of E battleships and II
cruisers, together with 8 torpedo boats
were engaged Monday night in an
other tremendous bombardment that
threatened the destruction OF Russian
forts and the town.
1t is probable, as reported from To-
kio, that the Japanese made an inn
portant movement by land upon the
Russian base at the same TING.
Naval experts here believe that
these latest attacks will hasten the
fall of the Russian base.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram
Company from St. Petersburgh says
Japanese torpedo boats appeared
off Port Arthur at midnight of the
night of March 2I22, and the shore
batteries and guardships shelled then
for 20 minutes.
The Japanese retired, but reap.
peared four hours later, when they
met with the same reception, wher
they retired again.
"At 6 A. NJ. Japanese squadron o:
two divisions, in all consisting OF {
battleships and IL cruisers, and ac
companied by torpedo boats, ap'
peared, and the Russian squadron
sailed out from the outer roadsteao
to meet them.
"At 9 A. NJ. the Japanese battle
ships, having fired several shots al
Liaotishin and sheltered behind the
promonotory, began a furious bonn
bardment of Port Arthur
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
$500 For a Kiss.

Shawnee, Okla, (speciaD.-A jury
in the District Court, after being out
twenty hours, gave verdict in favor
of Mrs. Maud Bell Lees, of McCloud,
against Ewers White, president of the
Oklahoma board of agriculture, for
$500 and costs Mrs. Lees alleged that
White had attempted to kiss her, and
that her husband, at her request, had
caught him in the act and mauled
White with a poker. All parties are
married and prominent,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
Tornado In Arkansas.

Fort Smith, Ark, (Special).-Pas-
engers OH a belated train on the Ark
kansas Central railroad reported a
destructive tornado in strip of coun-
try near Spring Hill, Ark. Several
persons are reported injured, but so
far as can be learned no one was
killed. l.. W. Seamans, of Kansas
City, a passenger, says that as far as
the eye could reach tie destruction ap-
peared complete. Not tree was left
standing and houses were RACED.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
Johnson's Murder Avenged.

Washington, D. c. (SpeciaD.-Unit-
ed States Minister Powell cables the
State Department from San Domingo
City that President Morales has cap
tured and caused to be promptly exc
cuted Gen. Nicholas Arias, the insur-
gent leader who was tried by drum
head court-martal and convicted Of
killing Machinist Johnson in the steam
launch of the United States steamer
Yankee few weeks ago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
Killed By SchO0lboy Friend.

Columbus. Ga, (SpeciaD "A dis
patch from. Chpley SAYS that a
fight occurred at Whitesville between
two sixteen-year-old schoolboyssw which
resulted in the death of one, Tom
HARRISON, son of T. w. HARRISON.
Robert Maddox, son of T. ]. Maddox,
was the other participant. Young
Maddox struck young HARRISON with
large stick, fracturing the skull in
two places, from the effects of which
HARRISON died short time afterward.
The cause of the fight is unknown
The two boys were intimate friends.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-01
Sutton of Sulu Yields.

Manila, Especially Maj. Gen. Wood
reports from Jolo that the Sultan of
Sulu has accepted the abrogation of
the Bates treaty. Evidently the Sui
had expected its abrogation since hos
tiIities began last fall
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

guaar Gureo S9inIen - grfie nuaIitdt /:
1870 Pfunb IL: Ii pfunb l2}e; l0-l2
pfunb 1871; 8weite nualtdt /: 20-l8 pfinb
llae ; Is Pfunb l2s {; IL pfunb 1916 ; 10
pfunb l2ac.
gaIifornii@e e@inien-6 biz 8 Pfunh 6}e;
9 tis IL Nfunb 8ic.
Hrlttnld,e pe6-4Iarer GnsIib @ureb Is,
aemabIter Sugar Gureb 49,. 6-7 pfunb TN
Dur@j@nitt loo ; 8 bts 9 |funb TN 9ur@'
i&nitt 183e; 10 bis IL pfunb I'M Dur4i@nit
l2he; 8 Yianb TN Dur@f&nttt, f&maI. 1lae;
8 qfunb I'M Dur&i&niH. i&ntal. ll}e.
eped, sI.-@ewdbIter, 8 bis 10 Tfunb
I'M Durdi3niti. 1899: IL BIB Il pftnb tn
Dur@f@nttt, l2ae.
eped-2Iare eetten. 80 BIZ so pfunb tn
Dur@f@uitt, &c; Rtare eeiten. 80 bts 20
punb, 9Ic; 2Iare Bellies, 81 b3 90 phann.
s3e; IL Biz ~ pfb.. 9}e; II be Is pfunb.
lO3e; 4Iare &l6en, 70 BE 90 Qfanb. Sc;
gHidsn IL bis IL 4hnb 9}e; 3lars shden 9
bs 9 pfunb. l0c
0sp0dsItes e&wetne1ef4 3no@enloies
6anep PIC $00. 80; 3Iares a3ean sl6. 80; 6aus
- $3.50: Short Glear sll.6o: Rsupi
ia. so.
Celebrities NtnbHeii& - e&tnlen, reg.
eetS, 1l}e; Qubenietten lie; Snnenf. lac
Rn6@eI l33c.
NArRe = oerdu&erte Hratpsrf &c.
SranIfurter Sc; Bologna IN Ddrmen Ste, IN
1u6 &c.
e@mab- tn Tierees--l. Dual. 9se; 2.
nuaIitdt 8ie: 8. nuaIltdt ETC
e@ultern-0nsI. Gurebs 10 bD 20 Pfunh
TN Dur&i&nstt. l0le; l6 piua> Dur&i@nltt.
lie. 10 ~ II Plumb 1lKe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

Deben - go. 2 rotber 97xe auf eelel,
fen. s7}e BON ber NnbIe; go. 8 rotbn &c;
6ebruar 96c; B~asenpeben SO
2orn (neues) - 20. / rueib 45ie 10. 2
weib 45e go. Q weib 46e; go. 4 peis,
43c; no. 2 ueib semii&t 45e ; Ro. Q
weib senif&t 46c ; go. 4 peib senati&i
43c; @ 2 seIb 4tc; 20. 8 seIb 45c ;
NO. 4 seIb 48c; SO. 2 ssmii9t 44ae
Ro. 8 aernti8t 44ie; go. 4 senii9t 43c
3oIben 45c.
Qafr- Re. 2 uetbr 4216e; 30. 8 pe;bsr
4l}e; go. 2 0emii&ter 4oae: 30. 8 semii&ter
40c.
Sea = 80. 1 3imotbb sll.50: Rc.
2 Timotbp 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

Trii9es RinbReif&-yBefli&e etiere Ct
&c; bieiise etiere 7a--8e; bisfee @tnbe
$50 bis kn0 |funo 7c; bief8e Ribe 400
Bis $50 4funb 6}e 3lbe $50 biS $50 pfinb
&c; Stier BorberpierteI 7c, etter 8tnters
piertel &c, %inb 0interuierteI 83e. @inb
goroerpierteI s.. Rub BorterpierteI 4e. Rub
Ninterptertel 7Ac.
TriI@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10c. Sinters
uierteI l8c, TorberpierteI Be-.
0ri&es S@affeii@ 2dnsmer per Ptsnb
l0:; 6@ais Be-; e&enieI l0}e; @ads. hun.
1se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
0ra@ts uuD Oemate.
te.

b % &c.
Gstronen-$2 10 800 flr 10000.
Draneen-GaIifornia-S8 90 per Bog.
Uananen-0epdbIte 81. 80 BET Dun4.
9oiusnnKe-$3 90 per Sunbert.
Geigen : 11-l6c bos Dfunb.
Dotteln &c per pfunb. 80 pfc. 8iften.
NepfeI-Sl.7 b bis So. 90 per 6ob.
Neuer ~8onia-l6c.
qineoYpIes 3 $50.
Gronberries $2.26-2.7 6 per Huibsl.
0emAfe.
8rpiebeln-$1 10 per 6ab.
epanii9e 8ruiebeIn 81. 30 per Grate.s
9ortoHelm ST. 10 per 6aB.
Suinois eibtartofeln $500 per Tob.
3raut-$i.60 per Tob.
Gelerp-per Tuteno Doc.
Rotbe glben az per Tnb.
Wapp Hobnen 81 90 per WufbeI.
RnobIauh &c per Hfunb.
Meibe 8iiben t1.2O per 6aB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

@etrodnete Trii@te-NepieI, an Der Some
setrodnet, 7c; Sobannssbeeren IL bis IKE:
eitron l8c bis lac; HoRnen, 2 Grown, per
pfunb. 7c. 8 Gropn tic, 4 Groun TIC 5aa.
n~ienfreie &c bis Sc, California Nuscatel TIC:
euItana 73c. intportirte Guiana lie bis 14c.
California Gpriioien Sc bic 12c.
eprup-stonbarb Corn 28c bis 2Be; as.
rpdbIter &c bis 82e; eorgbum 23e bis 88e;
New Orleans MoIaHss lse bis 2se; aeudbl.
ter 80e bis 36c.
MiHe-DroiI neu SC bis 10c; JiIberts l2e;
Manbeln IA; wei8i9aIise RanbeIn l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn l6c; peamuts &c BIS &c;
ser0fste 7c bis Be-; GnsIti9s MaIniiHs 1896.
pidIes-24O0 i'm 5ab SO; l2co TIM 5ab
SO; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 800 TN Sab
$3.50.
indianapolis RaheesqreHe:
@ewobnI. bts gutter lo-l2e, prtHra bts gee
udtlter A-l6c ; Sunep 82{-83c. @oIhss
geIIow 10 bts 22e, Saua 1856.
Sn po6eten
3rioia $14.26. Zion $l4.25, Serisp SO 20;
Caracas $l4. 26, Dilportb's s14. 25, gut6
Sara Dlens SIG. 30, RaiIHou6 sl4 rs. gutsB
Hlenbeb Sapo $l4.25.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.07c; Stidsuder 8. AZ
puIuerifrter 4.s7e; xxf3 puIpertarter B.c2e,
!einer sranuItrter 4.97e; Cubes 6.l2e; Con,
ieettcners' Arc; ssibsepoob Y 4.62e; pbo.
mtg u 4.b7e; empire IA. SIC; SbeoI Grtra
@oIben 6 4.42e; Dinbior Gytra q 4.87e
Ribsewcob y 4.62c; seIber 6 4. lie; Ia gel,
Der 4.02.
&eis1@aroItna, Ropf. 63--7}e, Sapan 3
bic, sebro&euer. 3i--4}e.
eoIsE2ase. @a8son 2aonnsen 7be 3Iess
mere nuantttdten, 65e-90c. 100 bret ptunb
4adete $3.50. So flnf 3d.. $3.50, % 10
pfunb $l.7O.
GiRs-Rab 40 Or. 9eR). Sas. Ellie pc
@0Ione.
@eulrse = @onDe: Nuipiee &c bis l5e:
eaiiio l3e Bis lbe NuSiatblitbe soc bis
CSC; Nusiatnub 4be bis SOC; @anser S@war.
ser pfeher l5e bic l6c. S&ot Ice ,peib 25e;
Nelten l6e; setmabIener i&iparusr qfefer l6e,
ueiber 80c bis 85e, rotber zoe. r
etdrte-pearI. 5}e. Champion @Iob. / unt
8 pfanb pa6ete 8. Rorn. / qfb. gadete.
4H-62.
Gingemc&te Observation-Disclosures 8 3D..
$l.l0c; pea&es etanbarb, 8 pfb., a.
2.2b; SECONDS 8 4funb 81. b0-S1. IS; Die
pea4es, 81. 40-$l.60; Nnanas, STANDARD,
2 Pfb., 81 .66-Sl.90; eecpnbs, 2 pfumb,
81 .2S-Sl.45; CRIME Hobnen. 8 1funb Rams
men, 81, Bahama Nnonos $l.8C-S2. 25c,
@eFebte esbien. sl.20-$l. az. frabe Stunt IS
Gents, Barron Goo. etnseuei8te b5s-S0e,
tomatoes. 8 pfunb. 81. 10-$1.16. 8uder,
4orn 90c-Sl. 90, HpfeIbutter. per Dutenb.
8 pfunb. 81.
Ganbp-etansen 7e; sensii8t 7e; gros
Ger semii@t 7ac; Banner Tpit &c; Cream
8onbons loo: go. 2 Cream aemii9t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
S&iHsna&rimten.
v nQetol m m c n.

Nem Oort: .Mn9oria" bon @las9ow
unb Wobills; .Yranbenbur9b"
bon Bremen; rGa 2orraine" bon
Sabre; Rem BORT" bon South
ampton unb @bnbour3; nums
bria" bon QiUerpool.
Southampton' philadelphia" bon
Wep Yorf.
Qiberpool: .uttonia" bon Bolton.
Neapel: .Murunia" bon Rem Vcrt'
.Romanie" bon Bolton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

7imotbp-gerfaufspreiis: $40. 60-l2 80.
RIee Berfaufspreiie: ~. 6o-s6.0o.
DeIi&forn - gertaufspreis: ie mao Der
puoIitdt, $3.50.
&afer-eei&dIt 37-40e; IN ben uehssn
% OO-$l0.00 per Tonne.
etrob-Qreis. ie mad benz Grab. IN Bal
len, $6-H.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
@roBbritannien.


9onoon, 7. Gebr. Sdmmt=
li9e 9epartsments .Gbefs oes 3rieas-
ants erbielten in llebereinfimmuag
nit ben Mrmee-H eformpldnen ibre @nt-
laRunesi9reiben unb muroen gleihs
aeitis bsnadridtigt, bab man ie an
oertueitie permsnben tuiiroe.
2orb @obsrts, Der 00Afeomman'
oerenbe Der Mrmee. General eutnant
Qorb @renfel. GommanOeur bes pisrten
Nrmee-g orps, @eneral-2 eutnant Sir
Sobn GrenH. @ommanosur oeS erften
Mrmee.gorps, uno Sir Wiliom But
Ter. Gommanosur bes tpefili&en Di'
friits, finb gum gintritt In ben nsuen
Nrmee-Rotb aufaeforoert uoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
8tf@s, uunsrn uue mmsprss.

8dnbler'preije:
Auttern tn 2annen-Neu Dorf Counts 40e
). z. 8. & 60. Selects Csc.
eee-5H@s Dsibff9e 12c; go. / y dsre
lie /; eotfi9 l2c; tno9enIOie Sdrinse, las,
ssretniste Sdrtnse. Sc; per@ 7e.
GIarns-atttIe NedS soc per 100.
Qummerr- -25c per phanb.
6brinpS-$1.3 80 per @auone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
Datter, 9ter uno ssHassI.

8dnbIer be0abIen foIsenoe 4retie:
Butter - Country, lie. @reomerp 22s
oIgsn &c.
Gier-26c per Drt:nb.
0hbner l0s. Sdbne 5. Turieps-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

tuHolBuna DDW UoDruWe DER Diplomas
tiiAen Be5iebungen ertldst baben, Bah
Sapan Der WerIdleppung. MusHi6te
uno unaufridtiateit @uBtanbs mtoe
lei uno fid gum ie~lbhfdnoigen Woraes
ben CUR Wabrung Der Orient ntereie len
Sapans entidlONen babe.
Wdbreno Der Observation-Disclosures
wurnen Sapans wieoerbolte @eiuhe
nm cine Mntuort In iebr unbefrieoigen-
Der Weiie bebanoelt. Sapan wartete,
Bis es fab, oaB weiteres Warten nub=
los isi, uno bat isbt Die DistaifiOn be.
enoet.
Die Mn3eiaen iprehen bafiir, bab
teins fOrmsle 3rieasertldruns erla1en
miro. Supan miro Ieinen Stanopunit
Der Oefentlidteit oarlesen uno oas
auswdrtise Mmt b~ereitet cine grtld-
rung Dor.
Mm Montag uiro Sapan obne Graee
3orea befeben. Nublanb bat atpar
friiber angeoeutet, oab es biergegen
nidts ei%ntpenoen meroe; a0ein ange-
fdts Der asgenwdrtisen 9altuns oes
2anoes wiro Die weitere gntpidelung
nit Spannune erpartet.
Scr ruffifd DE @efanbte.
3otio, z. 6ebr. Baron @Oien.
Der ruiliIde @eianOte, bat feline @siie-
Worbereitun9en fur Greitag ~setrofen.
gr idifft ii4 In Yotobama auf benz
fransOfiden Dampfer Dana" Elm. um
iiber ben Sue5.@anal nod Petersburg
auriid3utebren. 6amilie unb @elanbt-
fdaftsperfonal be9leitet i'm. Is per-
ionen. Die ruifi3en SntereTen ber-
tritt Der 6lterr. .unaariIte @eIanote,
1err Dambro. Diele bon Roien's
goleeen, harunter Der amer. @eianbte
@riscon, perabidieoeten iiA beute bon
NoFen unb ieinem Stab.
&oien lit idwer enttduidt iiber oer'
gussuna Der Yerbanolunsen. Ct III
periDnlih iebr belisbt uno bic japani-
iae @eaisruns erweiit Den Mitslieoern
Der ruIffden @eianoiaaft ulie erbent-
li9sn @idlihten. Die &%egieruna
Iddbt bic Summe, nelHe ie aus benz
Wertauie bon 2riegssBonbs erbeben
iann, aufss5O0. 600, 600. Gen.
Gie rama. Re9ierun9.
paris, z. Gsb. Winifsr Delcale
erbielt beute pom fran3. @sianoten in
9otio Die Nadridt, oaB er mad Nb-
reiie oes ruiiiAen @eianbten Die Sn-
~terelen 9ublanos ubernebmen iperbe.
Spdter tbeilte linn Der beige iapani-
iAe 8elanbte Den Nbbrud Der Diplomas
tiihm Ys3iebunsen nit; prdfioent
9uroet 1T benadrihti9t.
0as 0Hentlihe SntereRe 1T mddtig
srreat; ben aanssn Nadmittas wurOen
auf ben Boulebaros @rtrabldtter ber=
tauft. pelde bas YOrstben Sapan's
antinbigten. Ser brobenbe 8riea bil=
oct in Den 9oteis, 9beatern uno Safes
bas ein3iee 8eiprddstbsma. Das ein=
Si9e Mn3eiden. baB m6gliherweiie Der
&rieg nod permisben plro, lie9t in
einem Berihte wona1 6rantreid
uno gnslano i'm lsBten Muaenblid einen
fart bremienbsn ginfiub austben mol.
len. Seooh ldbt iid leioer bic Wabr-
belt oieier Mnaabe nidt bepdtigen.
SnoeKen ermartet man, bab Grant
reid iid bel England Derpenbet, bamit
bieiss auf Sapan einen Druid ausiibt,
tpdbreno 6rantreia ielblf bel @uslano
borlte0ig miro, I'm ben Iusbru9 Der
6einbieli9teitsn su binoern.
Mb0eieben hierbon tuiro ieoO4 Grant'
reid {treuge Neutralitdt beo5a9ten.
DelcaHe miro bic SteQung Der RE-
Qierung Dor Der 3ammer oarlesen.
0roBbritannien.
Ser 9 o bobsn.
9onbon. Z. Gebr. Sdmmt=
lihe 9eparfemeuts Chefs be5 0rieQs=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-11
ELECTRIC LINE FOR INDIANA.
Company Formed to eui,d a Road
from Chicago to Indianapolis.

from Chicago to Indianapolis.
An electric line has been proJcctsl to
connect Chicago aud indianapolis. to be
known as the Chicago and Northern In.
diana Railroad Company. The promoters
Plan to construct the road similar To
steam road. with the exception " the
power equipment. II will he built on a
right Of way through Lake. Porter. JAS.
per. Pulaski. White. Cnss. Howard. tlin.
ton. Upton. Hamilton and Marion coun.
ties. \ corps of surveyors has begun
ia lay out the route. The first excava-
tion will begin NJ Sheridan about the
end of this month. The line will he
completed to l.ogansport first The di-
rcCtors of the company are Lester Soue
\. l.. Wheeler and Senator Charles ".
Thompson of Indianapolis; Henderson
l.. Davenport. sheridan: James u.
Kemp, Kempton; Martin W. Eikenbury.
kussiavillc. and Luther Mcdowell.
Young America. An official of the COM
pany says that the road will operate In
competition with all steam roads. that
both freight and passenger traffic will he
carried and that the line will he equip.
ped with standard passenger cars and
Pullman sleepers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-11
STAYS HIS CHILDREN AND SELF.
Undertaken, Crazed. Emba,ms the
Bodies OF Four Victims.

Undertaken, Crazed. ErbaiNs the
Bodies OF Four Victims.
Ciazcd by the death of his wife, fol.
lowing closely after his being disinher.
tied. Joseph NJ roach of l,osclle. y. j..
murdered four of his children and killed
himself in his home. The crime was
discovered through the action of Pouch.
who was formerly mn undertaken. in
writing to County Physician Westrott.
that there was something doing in his
line Two of the children were Lillian,
4 years old. aud Grace. aged ~ months.
With the dcliberation of fend Pouch
had poisoned them with carbolic acid and
then carefully laid out and cmbalmed
thcii bodies. Then he wrote the letter
to the county physician and mailed it,
When the officials knocked on the door
they heard three shots close together
breaking down the door. they stumbled
over the body of Pouch. In n corner lay
Albert. ~ years old with n fatal wound
In his side. Beside him was the body Of
his sister Minnie. j years old She was
dead
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-11

Standings in the American Association
sLAY FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
Man Have Warrants Against Them
for Deed ThOuHht for RobberY.

News Of ~ doubt, murder has been
received IN crookstun. Mimi. aud war
rants are ont for thos, supposed Ia have
committed the crime. y. %. bake and
his daughter. aged -. were murdered
on their claim near Quirinr, not far from
Rcmidjl. The crime j. supposed 10
have occurred in April an,l the motiv" IL
believed 10 have been robbery. The
pair We're last seen April =. Their
hut without result, and then Sheriff i'ai.
Icy made an investigation which is said
To have established the fact that they
wer, murdered aud their bodies hidden.
So far no trace of their remains has
been found.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-11
News from All Parts of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.

Mayor J. Hixon Smith has returned
to Bedford, Ind. after an absence Of sew.
eral days. Later he made public the
letter from man in Illinois. which ere.
atrd so much comment during the first
few days OF investigation by the last
grand jury. The letter follows: Law.
rcuceville. Ill., To the Mayor Of Bed
ford. Ind. | read by the papers that
You have II man by the name of Mellon
aid OH trial for the murder of Miss
S,hafer and | don't let him suffer for
what he did not do. was one of the
parties that did the deed. WAS to help
kidnap her. and she fought So hard that
she was hit 50 hard Il killed her. and we
dragged her where she was found.
was TO get 5000 for the job. | got half
at the money. but have not got the rest
yet. | saw the man ut Niucrnnos that
hired me To help. lie told me Ia keep
still aud | would get my money. but |
cannot let that man suffer for something
l." did not do. II you will promise me
that | don't get hung | will tell you all
about the matter. We lcrt the town and
went east to a creek and then south to
White river ON big buff and stayed in
big cave. lie called IL BuazarlS' cave.
CThare Is cave near Bedford called
the Duzarl Cavcl There we changed
orr clothes and lett them in the cave.
aud he gave me some new ones and told
mo 10 walk to Mitchell and he would
meet mo and pay me OF. He came that
night and said we had better get ont Of
the State. and we went Ia Tcrre Ilnute
aud | went over into Illinois aud down
here. ! did not know that the girl was
dead until got To Mitchell. Then he
told m" To- keep out or the State. and |
have done So. II You will send som" one
tr me and not let them hang me. will
tell you who ia II. and why he did il,
aud where he j. now.--.Ioln Brown"