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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
CYCLERS PENALIzED
PUNISHMENT METED OUT TO
THOSE WHO FLUNkED AT
NEW YORK.

Boston, Dec. 15.-The eight bicycle
riders who refused to finish in the six
day race in New York last week have
been penalized by the National Cy-
cling Association. The decision as an
nounced is as follows:
"R. A. Walthour, Atlanta, Ga. and
James F. Moran, Chelsea, Mass, sus-
pended for one year.
lotto Maya, Erie Pa. and James B.
Bowler, Chicago, H., suspended for six
months.
Hugh Mclean, Chelsea, Mass, sus-
pended for six months or pay fine of
500.
MAT Butler, Cambridge, Mass; j.
ID. NewlIirlI, Chicago, H.; James Be-
dell and John Bedell, Lynbrook, l.. l.;
Benny Munroe, Memphis, Tenn, sus-
pended for six months or pay fine Of
$50 each.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
NAN PAT TERSON
4
Trial Nearing CIose---EWi-
denCe For Prosecution
Nearly All In.
MAY Be NO DEFENSE

New York, Dec. 15.--All the evidence
against Nan Patterson is in posses
sion of the jury and with the excep-
ton of two minor witnesses. one an
employe of the Imperial Hotel and
another person, the case of the prose-
cution closed with the examination of
Mrs. Margaret Young, the widow of
the man whom the former "Frorodora"
girl is accused of having murdered.
The prosecution rested its case just af-
ter noon today, and court adjourned
until tomorrow.
Unless the counsel for the accused
woman decides to introduce a defense,
the case will tomorrow go to the
twelve men who are to pass upon the
innocence or guilt of the defendant
and she will know her fate in a few
hours.
Mr.. Levy and his assistants deter
mined whether or not to make fur
ther fight at conference today, but
will not make known the result of
tucli lOluOfIOW.
The evidence introduced by Mr..
Rand yesterday afternoon and today
has apparently greatly strengthened
the case. 1t has been sworn that
Caesar" Young gave no intimation
that he intended to commit suicide,
that he was happy at the prospect of
soon cutting loose from his association
with Nan Patterson, and that he fear
ed the latter's vengeance.
While his mind was tranquil hers,
on the contrary, according to her sis
ter's letter, was quite the opposite.
Nan is frantic" read the letter.
"This matter must be settled at once
or l will not be responsible for the
consequences"
Details Of great Importance and sig
Caesar" Youngs mind was clear and
not burdened with thoughts of suicide
on the day before his death last June,
were recited from the witness stand by
John Mullin, the dead mans business
partner, at the trial of Nan Patterson
III tuS CTlHlllldl DTduCn VI the supreme
court today, following which Mrs.
Young was recalled to the stand
A letter was introduced which was
written by Young the day before he
was killed, and in it he spoke of his
proposed trip abroad with pleasureable
anticipation.
Perhaps the most dramatic incident
Of Mullen's testimony came when
Juror number interrupted with this
question::
WAS Young left handed, or did you
ever know him to use his left hand
ordinarily when he could have used
his right hand?"
"He was not left handed. He never
used his left hand"
At the question and reply Nan Pat
terson started forward slightly in her
seat and shot startled glance toward
the jury box.
did you ever know Young, during
the eleven years of your acquaintance
with him" asked Mr.. Rand, ito carry
revolver"
Mr. Rand objected to the question
and was sustained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Berlin Editor Fined.

Berlin, Dec. 15.-The editor of the
Berlin Tagelische Rundschau has been
fined 80 marks by court here for in
sulting Archbishop Nozaleda of Valen-
ella, Spain, well known as a bitter ene-
my of the United States.
The Tagelische Rundschau recently
printed an article in which the arch
bishop was described as "for the Span
tsh people type of the hated monk,
consummate traitor and an enemy
10 his fatherland."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
MADAME PATTI
GAVE HER LAST, FINAL, DEcl.
SivE FAREWELL CONCERT
AT ST. PETERSBURG.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 15.-Mme. Ade-
lima Patti gave a concert here last
night for the benefit Of the Red Cross
society, the affair netting over $4,000.
Seats were sold at fabulous prices.
Emperor Nicholas, members of the I'm
perial family and all the wealth and
rank of the Russian capital were pres
ent.
Nine. Patti received a wonderful
ovation and announced that this was
her final farewell to the concert stage
adding that as her first success was
achieved in st. Petersburg it was fit
ting that she should close her public
career here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
The jamestown Exposition.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The govern
ment may boom the coming exposi-
ton at jamestown, Va, by inaugural
ing a great naval exposition in which
the foreign powers will be invited to
participate. A merchant marine exhi-
bition on even a larger scale than the
display of warships, will also be at
tempted, if plans now being discussed
are carried out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Davenport Will Act,

Washington, Dec. 15.-J. L. Daven-
port, deputy commissioner of PEN
sions, will act as commissioner of PEN
sions until January l. Commissioners
of Pensions Ware, who resigned. left
for TnneLa. Kansas. this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Drawback on Flour.

Washington, Dec. 15.-There will
be drawback on flour for the export
trade from imported wheat If Secre-
tary Shaw of the treasury has final
say. He Is standing as the champion
OF the millers of the northwest In
their demand for drawback on -four
from mixed wheat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

Weaver Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Gotshall, Mrs. Annie Lucas
and daughter, of Amsterdam, visited at
the home of Oliver Gotshall the first
of the week.
Fanny Mcdowell of Waynesburg
spent Sunday at the A. r. Elson res
idence
William Johns was a Canton visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Silas Rice is visiting relatives
in Hayesville, Ohio.
Katie Whitacre of Canton was the
guest of Catherine Elson over Sunday.
Invitations are out for a grand mas
querade ball to be held in Burwell's
opera house December 16.
Mrs. John Miller is on the sick list.
Roy 3. Thomas of Scio is the guest
of Sara o. Chaddock.
Miss Olive Snyder of Mapleton is
working for William f. Sherer.
Mrs. Sophia Keim of Louisville re-
turned to her home Tuesday
Mrs. Grant Knots is recovering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Tillie Sinclair is entertaining
friends from Hanoverton.
Mrs. Harry Davis died very suddenly
Tuesday evening.
Isaac Van Meter was in Canton over
Sunday.
Arlo Brookens Of Waco is spending
the week with his grandparents, Ar
thur Young and wife.
Mrs. ]. II. Benfer was a Canton bus
mess visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Snyder of Waynesburg
is visiting at the home of Pert Snyder.
Arthur Young was in Canton We'd
nesday.
Myers, o., Dec. 15.-Miss Mary Bates
Stimmel at Paris Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venom Dourm spent
Saturday in Canton.
Peter Conklin left for his home in
Cleveland after working several years
around this place.
Miss Ruth Ackelson and sister Ethel
of Sebring were guests of their par
ents over Sunday.
Miss Mary Bates is visiting in ALI
ance this week.
Clyde Fishel visited several days
with his sister. Mrs. Vernon Dourm.
Mrs. John Myers and daughter spent
Saturday in Minerva.
Edward Jones who was working on
the railroad is at home.
Mrs. c. Bowers and son Homer, of
near Peldn, spent Sunday with rela-
tives at this place.
Mrs. Maude Porter is visiting with
her brother Edward Jones and family.
Miss Emma Davis is visiting at
Charles Fairbanks
Theoplos Sheckel and wife were shop
ping in Minerva Monday.
Ruth Fairbanks is visiting with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fairbanks.
Edward Jones, wife and little daugh-
ter, were calling at Hector Clapper's
Saturday evening.
Henry Harsh and wife and son Ed.
gar visited Sunday with relatives.
Troilus Myers was a guest with
Canton friends over Sunday.
George Haines made a business trip
to Freeburg Monday forenoon.
Marion Freed is employed in Min
erva at Kurtz Bros. store as clerk dur
ing the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Baughman
spent Tuesday with their daughter,
Mrs. Curtis Hayman.
Mrs. Keith and son Smith, visited
Tuesday with Allen Zinninger and
family.
Miss Ethel Haines spent Monday
with Mrs. Alma Myers.
Miss Carrie Keith was a Mount I'm
ion caller Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Dourm spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. Hi Clapper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

Death Of Prominent Business Woman.
Chardon, Dec. 15.-Mrs. s. l.. Grif-
fifth, aged 55, a prominent Chardon
business woman died of pneumonia
today She had conducted millenry
store here soE over 20 years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
ZlM M Err MAN
Remains at the Head of the c. H. G D.

Remains at the Head of the c. H. G. D.
Cincinnati, O., Dec. 15,-In answer
to telegram inquirlng about the af-
fairs of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton railroad the following mes
sage was received in this city this
afternoon:
New York, Dec. 15
"Mr. Eugene Zimmerman remains
president of the company and will go
along with 1t.
(Signed) III. B, Hollins & Co."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

Cairo, Dec 15.-Mr. and Mrs. David
Shoemaker spent Sunday with John
Millers.
Mrs. John W. Reed and daughter
Margaret have returned home from
Coshocton county where they were Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Fred Kaufman spent Sunday with
his parents.
Abraham Cocllin made a business
trip to Canton Saturday.
Miss Mary Kand was visiting friends
in Canton and Massillon last week.
Miss Blona Masters was visiting at
Adam Ginthers near Hartville Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Celia Kanel, Miss Bernice
Reed, Miss Mary Kanel were Berlin
visitors last Sunday.
William Reed and Roy Reed spent
Sunday in Canton.
Mr.. Hildenbrand and family, near
Aultman, spent Sunday with Henry
Fullmer and family.
A Christmas entertainment will be
held at the Lutheran church on Christ
mas eve.
Report for first month of school at
Maple Grove for winter term: Mum.
ber enrolled, 40; average attendance,
So; per cent attendance, 80.
Paris, Dec. ia representative of
the Morning News has been at work in
this part getting new subscribers to
the News with good success.
B. M. Stiers was a Minerva visitor
Saturday.
l. A. Snyder spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. ], ]. Snyder
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Justice and daugh-
ter of Louisville spent Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Justices parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Tinker.
Joseph Bush, who has been on the
sick list Is again able to be around as
usual.
William Skelly was at Minerva on
business Saturday.
Charles Sponseller and family of
Freeburg, Mr.. and Mrs. H, II. Spon-
seller ami family, Mr.. and Mrs. H, r.
Myers of this place, Rev. and Mrs. c.
Hanee and Miss Edith Culp of Roberts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

Magnolia, o., Dec. 15.-Elizabeth
Waesworth was the guest of Bertha
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

Charles Sponseller and family of
Freeburg, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Spon-
seller ami family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Myers Of this place, Rev. and Mrs. c.
Hange and Miss Edith Culp of Roberts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
0eriebemer Sh,pimOler
Inter ID uerIdisosnsn Namen be.
itabl SbumpIon 6raneu i'm gan0,.

@bicago. 5. 6ebr. - s. %.
9bompion. Der feline @eiddfte aad
9lneabe Der ppit. gebOroen unter Is
befIdieoenen Namen bstrieb, puroe
beute bon Hctettips unter gntla9e oes
MiBbrauAs Der polf berbaftet.
Grauen i'm gan3en 2anoe, Die 9laubs
ten, fir bic gbidrift bon ie bunosrt
Srisien $50 su erbalten, gebOren gu
ben Opfern bon 3~bompTon's plan.
SbompTon ipuroe bis gu itinem pro-
ceiie AM Is. 6ebr. unter $1,000
giiraihaft 9eifeQt.
Mie Snipsttor Staart miitbeili, be-
Ifano 3b. lebter plan BARN, Dab er
6rauen. bic fi9 bereit ertldrten, yriefe
nm 80 Gents Der Stiid su topiren.
peranlabts ibm so Gents CUR Nufnabme
in vois Mitslisoiaaft oes Bureaus" gu
ienOsn. Mnfiatt aber ben yetbOrten
Mrbeit 81 aeben. perlanste er bon ib-
men. elmer Grsunoin so kspts FIR Die
Mitslisoidaft ab3ulOden, fur jsoes
bierour6 aeponnene Mitslieo 80 Gts.
beripredeno.
Ginige Der Namen, Die 3b. fir iei=
men plan a~rpanote, lauteten:
Woman's Cooperative Club, Wo=
mans Snoultrial Bureau, Nmason
Mobsrtiiing Ngenep, Oceiosntal Wbole=
iale So. uno Sccioental Gommer=
cial Igencp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

5rau in M dnnerfIeis
bern. Mm Succor Greet, Ore, itdrb
bieIcr Sage in Otter bon elpa "a Sobs
rem SOe Monogban, eia betalnier
GoipboD. glls DE 2eiG, fir Die Gss
e%roisuns berseri9.et pnrbe. iteute es
iid berauS, baB es cine 6rauenlei1e
tpar. Die Dame mar % Sabre lang
IN ben @ieb3ihtereien i'm DItlid)en
Oregon lumber g~sritten llnb mar ipeit
uno brett ais erfubrener, trener unb
unermiiblifer GplpboD betannt. Sic
arbeitete CONNER unb Winter fir bic
Wie5Siidter. fab na9 osren 0ieb, Iptpie
nab ibrem eisenen. bon benz lie cine
arobe 0esrbe beIab. Die 6rau NOR
cine auseeSeihnetc Sfiibin nit benz
Hepolper unb Dem @etpebre. Sic
ipobnte in elmer Grbbitte. Die Jrau
biente on 9ei9porenengeri9tsn uno
itimmte bel allen Wablen.
Oiren Of perIieben.
Dom areisrihter Wopb in 81. 2ouis
puroe unldnglt Der GntIdeio abgeses
ben, baB cine meoisinii6e llnterri6ts=
unltalt feline Surisbittion iibsr bic Sic
besaffdren ibrer Stuoenten ano audi
niht oas Heht babe, benielben bas
9iplom REORGANIZATION, ipenn lie Dor
ibrer 9raouirung ibr. 9er5 perlpren
baben. Das llrtbeil beaps Ii6 ouf
einen Wunoamas= YeIebl. pelden Der
Stubioius Yort aus Mustoaee, s. &.
ern;rfen poate, UNI Die 2eiter bes
Barnes Meoieol college CUR Mislies
ferung bes linn porentbaltenen Oiz
plomS au alpingen. Die GolleoesYes
bSrpen itiibten ibre @eiseruns auf ben
llmItanb, bab Yort Elm 2iebssperbdlts
nib %begonnen babe.
GbrIider M Drber. Dor
benz 0eridte 81 llnipntopn, pa., Itellte
fi6 lebisr Sage SameS Spanep pieoer
elm, nad)bem linn fir bic WeibnaAtss
unb N~euiabrs3eit Gin llrlaub bon brei
Wohen bepiaist poroen mar, bamit
er bas 6elt nit leiner 6rau unb ieis
men 5ipDlf 3inbern IN seppbnter Weile
gu !9auie feiern f0nne. Spanep ipar
Der Grmorbung bon Big Bill Surner
in 9aDoentown idulois befunoen pprs
ben, purbe aber nod on bemfelben
Sage gegen giirgIhaft auf freien SUB
9efebt. Hi6ter Reppert bebielt iih
nad benz Wieoereintreffen Spaneps
ben llrtbeilsipruh Dor, ba EN- Mntrae
auf Geipdbruns zines neuen prOoei1es
geiteut mar. Sparsp tonnte pieber
geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Hiperton. Neb., 5. Gebruar.
Gan Barrier uno 6rau uuroen in ibren
naben 9eim ermOroet a~ufaefunoen.
Mls berbddtis 1T elm Yruber bes Sob
ten in 9aft. Nad Dem Woroe fsblten
5000 in Dem 0auie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Cine 6dupt{ebenspiirbiafeit auf Der
ct. 2puiier MISUNDERSTANDING i'm Sabre
1904 mirb bas Marines Grbibit Der
Yunbesregierung baritellen. Wan ipirb
ba unter Mnberem Die genoue Nads
biloung bes OberbedS zines amerifani,
iden 9riesSidifles aeisen. Dieies
0ed in natiirIider 0rUbe tpirb Bis in
pas gerineite Detail ale Ginrihtun9en
entbalten, Die auf ben grObten ameris
taniiden ShIadtIdiffen porbonben
firb. YeIonbers intercFaut pirb bic
Musftenung bon Mobellen fGmmtlider
CUR umeritaniihen Safeguarding ges
borigen Stiffe iein. Nuh bas grobs
Wpbel zines Trodenbpds pirb in elmer
WplitGnbiateit boraefiibri, pie lolds
nod auf teiner bisberigeu MusfeIune
gu finben getpelen 1T. Die Marines
atabemie bon Mnnapolis pirb cine
SpeaiolausItellung peranitalten, Inn
einsn lleberblid iiber bic Gr3iebung uni
Musbilbung Der 8abetten unb Gift
aiere Der ameritanifden Warine 81 &c.
ben. Sn eintm Ountslraum enbiif
fperben nIebenbe photographer" porge.
fiibrt, fpeI9e einaelne 2riegsIhiffe uni
gauge @efdipaber BEL ben peridieben'
artigiten Man0psrn unb llebunoer
bariteIlen folen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
0ruuSloie &laae.
Terlonal oeS Vietor RECORD liegt in
benz Terleumbunes- Yrseeiie.

GrippIe@reef. Col, 5. Geb.
Die Werlsumounsstlase 9eaen y. u.
Rpner. ben gisentbimer oes Yietor
&ecoro uno peridieoene ieiner hinge
iislten, pelde 9 Milis.a naebOrige
psgen zines grtitels erboben, ipuroe
beute auf Mntrae Der Yertbsioigun9
msaen Mansel an Yeipeismaterial obs
aemieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
uniinniee Hehtsperbdltni6e.
Nabe,a einen Wionat Oanerte oe 0e,uinnung einer SarD
segem Ban Sine 1t. Genolea.
9sr3w0Ifts @efawOrens.

babns &emiIen=y anoiten Warr, Nie-
oermeier une Ban Dine Der IL. @e'
idworene aewOnnen. Morgsl bsgiililt
Die Observation-Disclosures. 9s bat "a
Gage geoaueri. UNI Die Surp 3ulams
mensuifsllen.
Gin W atroe ertrunten.
Rem Oorf, 5. Jebr. Wdbreno
Der fiirmiihen 6ahrt, Die Der beute an-
oelan0te Gampfer .gliher" our63u=
MAIDEN bate. puroe Elm Watrole iiber
gOro eeIpiilt. Elm anoerer brad elm
Beln uno eiu 4nabe wuroe perleBt.
Mu6 Der aus Qlntmsrpen e~ingetsohene
GampTer .6inlano" bate cine aus.
nabmspeiIe raube Gabrt. Sin Suftia-
6liidtling aus yelgien puroe psrs
baItet.
Mngrtffeau Durbi n.
Trantfort. 3n., 5. Gebr. SIN
Sauie rief beute oas oemotr. Mitglieo
5utler cine erbitterte Debate ourd
einen Autrag berpOr, bic 9altung
oss gonsreB-aba. Sames uno anoerer
4entudD : Nbaeoroneter in Der thrs-
liden gonsreB-S ibuna su biliaen.
Butler taoelte bel gegriinoung leines
Nntrags Die @ouuerneure Durbin uno
Ooell. neil lie Die Maslieferung bon
Suli3flidtlingen Deripeigern, aufs
iddrfite. Ger Mntraa ain9 geaen Die
Stimmen Der 9epublitaner ourd.
90 bitnev's gung.
Rem BORT. 5. 6eb. Sn Der @racc
gpiscopal Stride fano beute Die 5eauer'
feisr FIR Den sbemali9eu Warine-S etre-
tor %. 6. Wbitnep ifatt. IS batten
fid bis3u sabireids nambafte periOn'
li6teiten aus Der Staot uno oemIgan-
sen 9anoe berIammslt. Yertreter be,
~nationalsn uuo itaotiIden Yermaltung,
bon Gorporationen uno Clubs, oeneu
Der Veritorbene angebort bate.
WaA 6dlub Der Gsier wuroe biz
2eide nit Sonoersus nad Der 5ami-
en.@rabitdtte auf Dem Wooolawr
6rieobnf iIberflbrt.
0auna's 6rantbeit.
Wabington. 5. 6ebruar,
rad elmer absnoliden Goniultatior
Der Merste Or. Ssler bonn Sohn 9op'
tins Soipital. Rirep uno Wa9rooe'
muroe BON Or. Rirep folaenoes Bull
letin ~ausaesebm
Tas gnaemsin.g efinben oes Sena'
tors 1T gut. Seine &omplitationen.
DE 9emperatur um 6 ubr bstrul
l01 Clio. Bulls 80.
Die 4rantbsis oes Ssnators wirt
ourh ieine qroBe f0rperIthe Shmdh
uno nerb0ie GepreIlion, In Werbinouns
nit icinem Utter bon Sc Sabrsn uni
bduiigeu rbeumatifhen Nnfdaen De
lebteren 3eit. beoeuteno ernlter als ell
9smobnlider 6an bon Nerpenfieber.
Der Senator 1T BEL bollem 8etpubt
leiu uilo lieb iid bsute 9oiumsrt
CUR llnterrihnuna brin9en. gr ma
aber su idmad, oaB or bduIis aus Gr
ih0pTurg In Sdlummer fiel. Di
@ensiung lit gum minoelfen Elm
6raQe bon WOdeu.
Yroioent 3ooiebelt ertunoiste it
beute bel benz Getretdr 0anna's In
arlington 9otel nah oell en- YeIinoen
Yabnoienf gebeffert.
DetrOit. Wlid.. 5. 6ebr. Na
Yabnen Widigan's. bic lid in be-
lebtsn 5agsn ourd Sdnse isbr q
bemmt iaben, meloen beuie beoeuten
esbeHerte YsrbdltniRe.
0ilf-3iige Der pere Warquette gabn
bic 9oblsn uno Worrdtbe fur bic |
Sdnee Ssfaugenen OrtI9aften Mi8l
aan's bringen, gelangten beute nuro
wdrts bon Bort 9urou bis Dab Mre.
3wiiden @rano Rapios uno Gb|
caao BADEN Die 3lge Der pere Wal
quette gabn nod INNER 81 bis A. itiu
oige Weripdiung.
nj e,r eaiatff@eGIott
@afbinoton, 5. Geb. 81
6ale zines ruIfi6.iapaniiden Qriees
merben. irie mieDerum beute i'm mf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Neue gifenbabnen fDur>
ben i'm lebten Gistaljabre in ben Der.
S!aoten 2600 Meilen ssbaut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
9onsreB.
a /.

q on, 5. San. Die poo
litiide 9ebatte iiber bic 81, 600, 600
Mnleibs fir Die ct. 9ouiIer Nuslel=
lung. welde Die lsBten 3 Sage I'm
Sang mar, Tam beute gum NbIdluRe,
inoem bel Der Mbltimmung Die bring
lide MISUNDERSTANDING : yorla9e
lammt Der Anleibe-Y ortebrung anee.
nommen pur0e.
Senator patterion bon Colorado
Idob in elmer Rebe Die l893er Yanit
Der Mnti=S ilber. Ngitation bier uno
in anoern 2dnoern in Die Gdube. au=
gleid aniiinoigeno. oab er cine abers
maliae bemotratifde grtldrung 81
@unlfen oes Gilbers niht beIiiriports.
Rad Der Nbitimmun9 iiber bic Nad=
traas-Y ewiaiaunas : Yorlage ipradcn
bic Senatoren Mauorp, 6la.. uno
Sepburn, SoabO, fiir ben bananas
Canals ertrag. Sine @sibe bon Wor-
laQen gelanaten our Nnnabme.
Sn Der g~rscutib=S ibuna oes Senats
forosrte Senator @ulom Die TemOtra-
ten misberum auf, baloige Mbiimmuns
iibsr ben GanalOertra9 3usulahen. Die
Demotraten ertldrten iib hermit ein-
berfanoen, molIten lid aber auf tein
beIimmteS Datum binoen.
9aus.
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Der iiinaten Witslieoer Der Yeriumm-
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