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They Arc Strangers Now.

Mrs. Brown was anxious about the condition
of her neighbor, who was i'll.
Jane" she said to her little daughter "go
down the street and find out how old Mrs
jerks is"
Jane came back and reported:
Mrs. jerks says it is none of your business
New York Press
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The vote cast for Senator Hanna yester-
day In the two houses of the Ohio Legis-
lature was the largest ever cast for a can
didate for senator and will be repeated to-
day in joint convention. Your Uncle Mar
Gus possesses a rare quality of getting
there"
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Mrs George Gould appeared at "Parsifal
clad in "a cerise panne velvet gown, the
bodice covered with a plastron of diamonds,
and an all-round diamond crown on her
head" Who will dare to criticise the
ouera after this?
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Expensive.

why did you have the telephone taken out
Of your house, doctor?"
"Oh. found it too expensive"
You didn't have to use it much. did your
NO; but my wife did most of her shopping
by phone and you know she suffers terribly"
New York Times.
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"Beefsteak and onions" is a cabalistic
phrase occurring in a letter introduced as
evidence in a New York breach of promise
suit over which the lawyers are puzzling.
Shades of Pickwickl Is history repeating
itself? Can you not hear Sergeant Buzfuz
repeating in dramatic tones, Chops and
tomato saucer"
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This evening Indianapolis citizens will
have the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Bryan
tell what he would have said if he had
been at that New York banquet. and what
he would have telegraphed if that wireless
80 crr-rnt been a hnax
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The exchange of treaty Publications by
cable, as is proposed in the case of the
Chinese-American treaty. would be a nov
city in international proceedings. but would
be strictly legal. 1t would hasten the
taking effect OF the treaty considerably and
might safeguard our rights under it against
the breaking out of war.
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The latest fad among London society
women is the wearing OF nightcaps. Night
caps have been i'm vogue in this country for
a long time but not among the women. nor
were they used externally.
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Tt has been customary to allude to the
japanese as 1.-THE Yankees of the East"
but Mr. Takahira says this is only done by
Americans. The English call them the
English of the East and the French call
them the Frenchmen OF the East. And so
each nation pays them the greatest COM
pliment in its power
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If it is true that the Colombian senators
have sent Senator German a dispatch Of
congratulation. 1t Is cruel nasty joke. It
Is as bad as Bryan's wireless message which
he didn't send. and as a case of rubbing
1t in is TO be condemned by all humane
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Statistics for 1898 show that s597 people
twelve months. These figures are alarming.
and a strange fact is that a larger proper
ton of the suicides were physicians than
members Of any other profession. VIII
somebody explain this phenomenon?
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Louisville CKy.) is excited over 'minia-
ture volcano" which is reported to have
broken forth within the limits of that city.
Perhaps it is only Colonel Watterson, but if
so it is rather disrespectful to apply the
adjective miniature" to him.
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New York papers complain bitterly of the
quality of this seasons new plays; yet you
can tell very little about a play from what
a New York paper says. The remainder of
the country has 10 wait long time to see
what the New York public thinks of a
drama before gaining any idea of its merit
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A pathetic case IN the Criminal Court
was the finding guilty OF granddaughter OF
fourteen-year-old Marshall Harrington.
who shot Albert Nicholas with FIobert
rifle. Circumstances seemed to show that.
while the discharge of the gun was not
wholly accidental. the lad had no intention
az shooting his little playmate. and his ter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

A Wisconsin boarder shot at his landlady
the other day because he couldn't get a
bath. Disciples of Professor Robertson, of
Chicago, are likely to be made martyrs to
their convictions If they persist in standing
up for them.
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The Seoul Railroad has been closed to
Russian soldiers. According to japanese
newspapers, however, the Sheol Railroad is
about to be opened to them, and their
tickets will be for the through trip, one
way only
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Did Nine. Nordica need all those threaten
ing letters as an advertisement? There are
lots OF less noted actresses and singers who
would give large sums of money for one or
two such communications.
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Harvard has discontinued the custom Of
paying the pew1ent of al. students who at
tend services outside TIE college grounds.
Whether this denotes a decline in Harvard's
religious spirit or a pious determination on
the part Of the students to pay for their own
pews does not appear. You can take your
choice OF views according as you are in
clined TO pessinlsrn or optimism.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

AS the Journal has sale before. the Demo-
Gratis have perfect right to attack the
new apportionment law on legal grounds,
and IL it Is unconstitutional IT should be
set aside. The Republicans deserve credit
for having inaugurated this method of at
lacking the gerrymander. and they cannot
complain II the Democrats resort to It.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

Florida Republicans have got into line
with Alaska by instructing their delegates
for Roosevelt. Now that the President has
captured both extremes. the few States in
between should be comparatively easy.
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A RihuIous Joke.

sunday-school Teacher-who was Potiphar?
Nice Child-Potiphar the whose wife
reported Joseph for misconducting himself.-The
Bartender
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1t must not be supposed that the hand
painted hose which have come into vogue in
Chicago have anything to do with protec-
ton against theater fires. 1t is not that
kind at all
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Done to Order.

Mrs. Kaller-And are these really your ances-
tors?
Mrs Nuritch-Sure! If YOU don't believe It
I'll show you the artists receipted bill.-Phila-
dephia Ledger.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

Senator Depew has been elected a men,
Der OF young Mr.. Rockefeller's Bible class.
His remarks should add new element OF
humor to that already intensely funny or
canfyatfon
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

Mayor Mcclellan, of New York is send
ing back all presents made him by political
friends That is, all presents but one: he
is keeping the Office of mayor Of New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

The New York Times really feels as if
life were not worth living any more Mis-
sissippi having instructed her congress
men to vote for the Panama treaty, the
Times is obliged TO suppose that Mr. VIII
iiams. the Democratic leader. will so with
his State If he does" says the Times.
l'his logical candidate is Theodore Roose-
vel<t'
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If the Republicans of Indiana keep up the
pace during the campaign they are show
ing In the training there will be no doubt
about the result
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

Brewer Pabst OF Milwaukee left fortune OF
$40 Oo0. 600. This is considerably more than has
ever been left by any one who ministered TO the
spiritual cravings-at least. so far as know.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

Hcan party is at present In this State?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

Japan Looks for Peaceful Exit" declares
a headline In evening contemporary
How quick that country is to take warning
from the Chicago theater horrori
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

quilted. which shows what advantage a
senator has over a mere representative.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13

While washing her neck a Kansas City
girl suffered a dslocation of her cervical
vertebrae. The next time she will get some
one else to rubber.
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THE HUMoRIsTS.


Vistor-This little pig went to market
Boston Baby-8iadam. I not interested in
the stockyards.-New York Sun.
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Name Not Ckanred

once again Mr.. Bryan's foot is on his native
heath. and his name is Dennis. heretofore.
-Ch.cago Tribune.
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LOUISvILLE-C. T. Deering northwest corner
OF Third and JEFFERSON streets. and Bluefeld
Bros, 442 West Market street.
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DENVER. Co1.-Louthain & Jackson, Fifteenth
and Lawrence streets. and A. Smith, 1851
Champa street.
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The United States navy will be repre-
scented in Asiatic waters during the threat
ening situation in the East. The battle
ships Kentucky, Wisconsin and oregon and
the cruisers New Orleans. Cincinnati,
Raleigh and Albany have left Honolulu for
their station in the Orient under the COM
mand of Rear Admiral Evans. This squad
ron had, only a few weeks before, made
a flying trip from Yokohama to Honolulu,
which showed the speed of which the YES
sells were capable. The fact was also de-
termined that the ships. if placed on a
coal allowance and taking the Great
Circle" route, could make the entire trip
from Yokohama to San Francisco, leaving
out Honolulu.
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related that he succeeded. Hearst has
actually succeeded in lifting himself into
sort of national notoriety by means of
motive power originating in himself-or In
his pocket. which is the same thing. Being
wealthy, ambitious, egotistical and untiring,
he has succeeded in building up a sort of
mongrel political machine which his paid
claquers insist will land him in the White
House. Such recognition as he has got
thus far has been obtained by the methods
Of ''barkers" at sideshows on circus day.
The fellow that can scream loUdest gets the
ear of the crowds. Hearst does his scream
ing through three or four papers which he
owns, and several scores which he rents or
pays by the month. They all swear that he
is the coming man, and he admits it. They
say he is n trust killer and great friend
of workngmen, and he indorses the state
ment. Thus his boom grows more and
more noisy wherever his papers circulate or
his campaign literature goes. Perhaps,
after all, if the country is to suffer the
inhiction of a Democratic President, ii
might as we'll be Hearst as another.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
Baltimore Geuer=S trInfe.

Die gtrlidsrungs 5 @eisaIhaItsn.
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Werluite erlitien, babsn berei!s beqon.
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nah9etommen lit, bat fe nod einen
uebsrIdub bon So, 600, 600. Sic Son.
ascticut Geuer- VerIiderunss : @sielI-
ihaft b~s5ifTert ibren slerlua auf $780,
900; Der Yerluf Der Union NH'n.
&c. ben QOnOOn, belduft Iih auf
$3.50. 900; oieie Summe mirb Direct
bon qonbon aus be3atit merben. IooaB
Der lletsridub in ben ysreinistea
Staten iidt angeariffen miro.
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@rfriss 5itans Osr 5~taotbatsr

paffirt, Oroinanseu.
Sn Der geltriesn regslmdBisen
SiBung oes Stabtratbs uurben bic
Oroinan3sn paIlirt, ourh pelde Die
Big Sour : Babn gsbalten miro, an
ibrcn @eleistreu3ungen al Der 10.
StraBe unb on Der Wihiean Str.
W1hter ansuifellen un0 SdlaQb0ume
an3ubringen, ferner Die Oroinans.
Our9 ueIde Der 3. 8. yiligslep So.
uno Der Snoiana @oOperaae SO. oas
pribileg CUR Nnlass bon SsiienaeIei-
fen In Der l. Mlep Iioli9 Der Bates
Str. nahe Der 9eota Str. ertheilt fpirb.
Gie @otteD'i9e neuc 2eiblian. Reeu.
laiions-O roinans wuroe auf gmpfeb.
lung oes betr. @omiies 9eltriden.
Heue binan3en
DageQen muroe bon Witelieo gilbert
SOttep cine nele Grbinan3 eingereidt.
ourG weIde es Sano-Gompagnien ooer
=8rdbsrn berboten miro. in Der W6be
bon 800 Gub oom Stein=unterbaue
irqelb elmer Bride III Der Gtabi Gano
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morben fno.
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Sine bon Mitalisb s. .. Wurrap
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Den an Die 5uiidnoigen GOmites bers
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our1 meIde paul Jsffries ous Ssiten'
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Srbin9ton, ertbeilt miro.
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Shapes Gntfommen
3peier auib sountp GARNER.

gluf Der 6. 8. Il O.. 8eleisfreu5ung,
A Meilen menlid bon RuTbpile, liefen
gsitern Worgen Die beiOen 6armer
Bruce Sobniou uno @barles Start
aus Rufb gountp, Die per gu9gp bier-
berfabrsn mollten, @efabr, bonn eiIen=
role 9eiootet gu werbeu. Sbr Sug9p
muroe ndmlid bon Dem bier I'm IL
ubr sinIaufsnoen Grpreb : Grahtauge
setroffen uno Oeinolirt, oas 8uggppfero
muroe 3ermolmt. wd1reno Die beioen
6armer nit etliden f6mer5liden.
ieoo4 ungefdbrliden 4opf= uno
9iden=Y erlebungeu oabontamen.
9as 3uapsrjOnel bra1ts islbit DE
9unoe bon benz nnfaIe bierber. Sis
Garmer fanOsn bel Madbarn YfleQe.
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&enner; G0nigin Der Nadt, 6rau 8.
6. Sdergens; Spanierin, SRI.
Ilma Sdergens. .Gunnp Sim,
JrarS Solder; Barrier puppels,
Jrau 10. Sdwar;. Ollie Suasriol;
american 8eautp Minnie Sngsriol;
Saotiin, 0einrid &utb; 9ramps,
6arrp @rsmann, Nnop 0ugbes; Dor
Carlos. Mur Grad; Muiit, 5rau Mar
Grad; Spaniite 5dn3erinnsu. gar-
bara Gitel, 9ibp 8e. ntarbt. Clara
Smith uno @atb. gibenbrenner;
tran3. g1uerinnen, 2innie 6reuno
uno emma gdert.
Nod Diele Gtunosn bell oas irOb,
li1e 2eben uno 3reiben i'm Scale an
uno es mar bereits idon iriiben Mor-
gen, ebe Der lsbte YsIudsr al oas
0eimeeben badte.
Ser geltrige Masfenbal geffaltete
lid gu elmer Der erfOlareibiien 6eHlid-
leiten, mel4e Der 2ieoertrans ie beran=
f~taliet bat.
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oanSsI's @siFas.

Gum gsitsn Der nGlOmsr MiiaOn"
Tinost am nddten Greitag Mbeno, 10.
6ebruar. in Der 9omIinion 0aGe M.
ter Qeitung oes 0eeriI goparo 9aplor
cine NuHabruns bon 9dnosl's Ora-
torium vWeIIias" Itatt. Ser GbOr be.
Iiebt aus $50 Stimmen, bas Or6eifei
aus 35 Wuflern. Die Goliffen ser.
Den iein SRI. 9elene gudlep, So-
pran ; Grau Marp D6ire 2oMman,
Mlt i; Sobn .. MiDer uno NlberI
9anoh. gaB.
Der WOrbsrtauf bon r~elsrbirten
Giben bsgirnt beute Wittag in 9uoer's
Npotbete. peaniplOania uno Waibing'
ton StraBe.
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Sie Don Iran5 SoIeI wieberbo!i
ausaeiprohene y%ebauptung, er la1e on
Dem Bolmert DER Nrmee niht riitteln.
bat lid ais leerer WortIhmau ermie-
ien.a Was %aeSenwdrtig in llu9arn ge-
ihiebt, III oey Yeginn Der 3~eriiOrunq
oes esmeinIan.en Sseres. Nadbsm
Der gemeiniame 9rieasminilisr Dor benz
NusIhuhe Der unaarilden Delegation
crtldrt. mangelbaIte 2enntnib bea
DtutI6m lei fir oas gelieben Osr Of.
fi5ierspriifuna tein 0inoe.niB. tdnn
man nidt l6nqer i'm 3meiiel bleiben,
oaB Die Wiener Reoierung ben un9a-
ridden uno fIaDiidsn G%bauDiniltsn oas
Deuti6tbum in Der Doppel.W onar6ie
I'LL opfern aemil. lit.
Die noibwenoige 6olae oieier usrs
bdn9niBboilsn Yoliiit Miro cine beoeu-
ienoe Stdriung O~erjsnigen partei unter
Den Geuti1en fem, welbe Die Rettuna
ibrer Wationalitdt nur i'm AnidIufe
an Oas geutI9s @eid liebt. Nud aui
Die ausmdriiae politil muB Die berblen-
bette Na99iebiatsit empiinolih cinwirr
ten uno oas 2auD nod mebr. ais es
bereits itbt geldeben. BON DreibunOe
%abordngen. Den oeutihen propinaen
ieben iebr ernlte priiiunQen bepor; pie
aber aud Die nddiie gntpifelung ieiu
m0ae, als fiber Tam eeltsn, DOB ie iid
gu Der oemutbIgenoen Roae, In Dem
our6 lire eultur aroh geporoenen
ednoergsbiets nur aeouIOet 81 werOen.
uuter feiien l%lmiidnssn berbeilonen.
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Wioer Grwnrten bat HmbIano
feline einludnoe 9e9en Ole Note bon
StaatsIetretdr 9aD a~uf9egeben uno oa=
nit ben Ani6luB 6rantreids an Die
fdon Dorber geneiQten Mddtt 9euif9-
lamb uno England ermogli6t. Cine
Nieoerlage blei6t allo rem Gtaaiss
istretdr eripart uro er miro Den grfolg,
Den ibnl Die 0unIt Der llmltdnoe ges
identt, fberlih isiner tberle9euen
Staatsmannsfunf 3uidrsibsn. Dan
mus ieoO6 feifbalten, oaB Die Meutra-
l%iIatiOn nit Alsihlub Der Wanoi6u-
rel, melde Die suropzif6en Mddte niin-
I9en, bon Der Aufanuue Der 0ap'iden
Note iebr ueridieben il uno ibr ourd
oiels Yeifrdniun9 einen meIenilid an-
bern SnbaIt gibt.
Die plOBlihe S4penfung Grdnt.
reih's 1T ni9t nur aus Den aagemsinen
9oredngen bsraus gu srtldren. bic lid
oerseit smiIben ben europ @abinetten
abTpielen uno in Dem Ysitreben Der
Barrier @egisrnn9 aipieln, I'm jebm
preis cine 5u aroBe Musoebnuna HuB-
lambs an DeutIdlano 3u binoern.
@s miro oaber jebt aus allen SDnen
mieoer Die Nlian3 nit Dem 3arsn qe-
prieien uno oieier minlag Der Slim
mnne tann. In 3uiammenbana nit
benz ~asipanEien Verbdltnib 5Diihen
Petersburg uno 9onoon, 3u peitgrei-
fenosn g~ntmidluneen fiibrcn.
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@ntsr Sang
Der 0eteciiOs Qauisr unO aarib.

ginen guten Sang madtsn geiiern
Die Detectips Saufer unb 9arib. 8enn
bel 6ibe pOiniS fabien Ie sinsn lid
Samuel Greeman bon Der gooD str.
nennenoen Burden ab, Der nit elmer
Gubre unierwees na9 2tcton mar.
Seine Gubre beltanO aus 700 pfunO
R~upferorabt, ben er in 6dfier berpadt
bate rnO Der aus Der 8etriebsHation
Der SnoianapOlis. plainfielO Snterur=
bans2inie eeifoblen worben mar. 6ree-
man itebt inter Der DoppelantIaoe bes
@roBbiebitabls unb Der Seblerei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
goninmsrs' 0as Srnf So.

MOrgen werOen Die 5rufiees Der
yGonsumers' @as 3ruit Co." bier cine
Sibung abbalien, nm iiber Die ReIo=
luton Der Directoren beSiigli9 elmer
$500, 900 Anleibe fir Den Yan elmer
fulfil. @as-6abrif 5u bsidlisBen. Den
5ruliees meroen 9lei93sitia Die Be-
ridte Der grp.rten 81. 20. proKer uro
g. M. Brill besisIi6 Oieisr anseIe-
Qenbeit borgelegt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Die 8aItimOre pboto=
erapeure Union bat Die biefiae Union
Der SnternationaIen P%botograOeure
linton I'm 9tlfe erIudt, ba Die Mit-
glisosr in 6Ol9s Der J%eusrsbrunlt falt
Iammi uno iOuoers aubsr arbeit GEE
iommeH iino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
prins Garnepal feiert i'm pSieoer.
fran5" Grsumpbe.
yiele 0nnoerte ton ieinsn aarriiden llmtcrtbaaen
tparea Ut leinem @npiange crlGienen.
Gin froblidles uno erfolsreidcs masfen.Sef.

.gritTbenidlaa unO 69eaentlin9en
uT0nen Oil ons C6r.
.5aldin9s- @eifter, los9elahen.
.Waaen lid berOOr ;
,@inmal nur in jeoem Sabre,
.Ylibt Der Wummenihans,
.3eiat prins Sarnepal Dem Yolte
sid In ieinem Slang.